8 10 259 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9c6b6820d234881946a45a6ac932dbdb.pdf 268ccf34159a1a35d15ba72884d5a86f PDF Text Text Cbtsun £ d iifo n THURS., SEPTEMBER 26, 1963 COUNTT NEWS Organizations Asked To Attend Village Meet PAGE 12 English Estates PTO Officers Installed Tuesday By Ms m Grfawtead Executive board member* of all North Orlando organ Ira­ tions hare been invited to at­ tend Monday'a I p. m. meetinf of tho North Oftando Civic Association board to discuss the poeelfaltity of tu litin g tha Village Fir* Department with the annual Community Christ­ mas Party. All committee chairmen of the Clvle Association also are naked to be preeent. It waa brought out at last month's assoclstlon meeting that tho Fire Deportment has been solely reeponelbfe in past yvars for arranging Santa’s visit U North Orlando. How­ ever, members of the associa­ tion agreed to encourage, In every possible way, some an­ nual function in which all orENGLISH ESTATES PTO OFFICERS, installed ganlsationn would participate at Tuesday night's meetinif of the newly or­ with tha Chrlstmaa Party be­ ing suggested aa tha most ganized group, are, seated from left, Mrs. Dale likely time to bring “com­ G. Beebe, Mm. Charles Dcnccn ami Principal munity harmony to n com­ munity event-'' No definite plana ware made nt this time and If thla idea Is not acesptabla to all, another holiday will ba chosen to unite By Deans Estee The 400 books tre needed tha arganlsatlona and their Four hundred books and to complete the state accredi­ efforts In a single community one set of World Rook F.n- tation standards. activity. In other husincss, a budget cylopedlos or 11,000 Is the goal of the Longwood Ele­ of $200, exclusive of projects, mentary PTO for the 1363-61 was approved as well a t the year, Mrs. Joan Voskan, pres- recommendation submitted by ident, announced at the first the executive board for a meeting of the year held Harvest Carnival to he held Thursday evening In the Nov. 23 from 4 until 8 p. m. at the school. The Carnival school auditorium. will be the major fund rais­ ing project of the year. The meeting, which was well attended, was opened By Damn Estee with a devotional by Rev. K. Fall meeting* of the Long­ Ruth Grant of the First wood Clvle League will be Pentecostal Church of Longgin next Tuesday with an wood. By Donna Estes Open House from 2 until 4 Principal Louis Kosky in­ Mr*. Hubert L. Severs was p. m. at the Civic League Building and lib ra ry on elected president of the Old troduced the faculty ami gave Glory Community lllood Rank a short summary of each Church Street. All interested women of the at a meeting held Tuesday teachers experience, lie urg­ area who would like to learn evening at the American Le­ ed the parents to establish good communication with the mors of tha work and pro­ gion Home on Prairie Lake teachers in order that the gram s of this organisation Other officers elected were ara Invited lo attend. A his­ Mrs. A. M. Rirks, vice pres­ best possible Job could be tory of tha League and Lib­ ident; William Chambers, se­ done for tho students. rary will bs presented by cretary-treasurer and Mrs. Maurice Rudolph, correspond­ Mrs. S. L. Tuppcr. Hostesses for the cvrnt will ing secretary. be members of the executive On Oct. 17, which lias been board who are Mrs. E. C. designated Blood Donor Day, Hills, president; Mrs. L. L. the mobile unit will lie at Cox, flrrt vice president; the Pott Home from 4 until Mrs. Chtries Stewart, second 7:30 p. m. At least five mem­ Reports on Ihe twoday tic s president; Mrs. Edward bers of each of the It parC. Kuhn, recording secretary; ticipalion.s organizations as rummage sale sponsored last Mrs. Zeno Hyland, corre­ well as other interested per­ weekend by Sanford Chapter sponding secretary; Mrs. Vic­ sons In the area, arc urged ItOt, Women uf Ihe Moose, tor A. Ostrander, treasurer to donate blood at this time. were made at Monday night’s and Mrs. Oils Lee, chairman Employes of the Maitland business meeting of the Chapt­ of the house and grounds Post Office have also been er by Mrs. Elsie W. Lacey, committee. Invited to join tills year in sale chairman, and Mrs, Mrs. Edna Meshuttn, co-worker. this worthwhile project. Proceeds of $110.38 were re­ ported by Mrs. Lacry who said that the entire stock was sold out by S p. m. on Saturday, second day of the project. This fund will he By Julia Bartow lly Mona flrlnslead Weekend rummage sales used to support local work North Orlando dancers kept for benefit of the Altamonte among the children and the caller Don Clnusen of Orlando Springs Community Library aged. In part, with the re­ busy Saturday night ns lie in will open on Friday and Sat­ mainder going to Moose heart ntructed three square* nt a urday of tliis week, from 9 and Mooschavcn. time in western style dancing a. m. until 3 p. in,, at the Other chapter co-workers a t the Community Square Lowe rnt ilk Offices located assisting with the sale in­ Dance sponsored by the North on Longwood Avenue Just off cluded Mrs. Lconorc Price, Orlando Civic Association. Mrs. Doris (Sandy, Mrs. Flor­ SR I3ii In Altamonte. Sucres* of this event has re­ Mr* Beulah Kemp, chair­ ence McCarson, Mrs. Iwra sulted in another dunce bring man of the project who Is Harris, Mrs. Martha Danscheduled for Saturday, Oct. oeing assisted by Mrs. Mar­ kiefs, Mrs. Eloisc Smalt, Mrs. 5 beginning a t 8 p. m. A de­ garet Welse, saul today that Carol Rhoads, Mrs. Eva cision will he made at this more volunteer workers are Moore, Mrs. Emma llaxhara, Marion Schweickert, time on forming a Square needed to help during the Mrs. Mrs. Myrim Akers, Mrs. Hil­ Dance Club for the commun­ sale hours. It Is intended Hut these da Gardner and Mrs, Julia ity. The dance will be held in the weekend events will be con­ Wells. Moose members helping Village Recreation Area and tinued until December since all adults and teenagers arc use of the building has been invited to attend. donated until that time for Choir To Meet this worthy cause. Rehearsals of the Dcllury Choristers under the direc­ tion of Laura Platt Brown Club To Meet will be resumed at 9: 3U a. Tilt* Oviedo Home Demon­ m. on Wednesday, Oct. 2, at stration Club will hold its By Shirley Wentworth the DeUary Community Meth­ opening meeting of the cur­ Cub Scout Pack 230 of Hear odist Church social hall. Laka will meet a t 7:30 p. m. rent year at 0: no a. m. Fri­ Theresa Rupees will be ac­ Monday in tho auditorium of day at the Oviedo Canning companist. tho Rear Lake Elementary Kitchen. All ladies of Ihe School for its regulur business community are invited to at­ session und program during tend. Itrowuies Meet Brownie Troop 698 of Cas­ which skits will b« presented before sn sudienco of psrsnU Art Festival Set selberry, composed of seccml and friends. A two-day Fall Art Festival ami third gyade girls, held Highlight of the evening will be held at the DeUary Its first meeting uf the school will b« tha “Spacewuod Rock- Community Center on Oct. year at Ihe home of the lead­ at" raea with father • son 13 and Oct. 36. In addition er, Mrs. Robert Begin, Forest teams participating. P r in t to the a rt exhibits, there will Drive, Howell Park, Tuesday will be awarded for winners of be demonstrations and music afternoon. Mrs. Thomas Leon­ WUb event, , presented to t those attending. ard is ro-leuder uf lh« tru> p. By Jane Csaaelhcrry Officera for the coming year were Installed Tuesdaynight by the newly organiz­ ed English Estates Elcmcntsry School, Parent Teacher Organization. The meeting waa held In the auditorium of the South Seminole Elemen­ tary School at Casselberry with 2M) persons attending in spite of the inclement wea­ ther, Mrs Holland W. Tolson of Oakland Shores, president of (he Town and Country Gar­ den Club of Maitland, served as installing officer. * Officers installed were Mrs. Charles Deneen, president; Mrs. Robert Legg, first vice president; Mrs. Martin Selinfreund, second vice presi­ dent; Mrs. Edgar DeBcur. corresponding s e c r e t a r y ; Mrs. Dale G. Beebe, record­ ing secretary; Mrs. Walter George, assistant treasurer; C. K. Lytle, treasurer and Morris Ruby; atunriinff, Mrs. Kriifur DcRrer, Principal Morris Ruby, par* Mrs. Walter George, C. K. Lytle, Mrs. Murtin limentarian. Selinfreund and Mrs. Robert Legg. The proposed constitution (Herald Photo) and bylaw* for the PTO were presented by committee chairman, Mrs. Jo Thorne and adopted. Membership* were set at one dollar per person and The method of griding on lowing the meeting refresh­ 107 members joined following (he ability basis, as Long­ ments of doughnuts, coffee Ihe meeting. The regular meeting night wood Elementary ikies, was and punch were served. was set for the second Tues­ explained and the first Con­ day of each month with the ference Day was set for Oct. next meeting to he held Oct. 26. 8. Parents were advised to Refreshments were served send their telephone numbers, by Ihe sixth grade room mo­ nr one of a friend or neigh­ thers following the meeting bors, to the school so that in By Mona Grinstead in the cafeteria. event of their child’s illness North Orlando women have they rould he notified. Mrs. June Boyles, chair­ formed a horseback riding man of the Clinic Mothers, class which meets weekly on Mrs, Margaret Burke, chair­ Tuesdays at 1(1 a. in. at Hie man of the Library Commit­ Happy Horse Farms. It is expected that in the tee and Mrs. Mona Grinstead, lly Jane Casselberry chairman of the Homeroom near future an advanced MuUiucs, requested more vol­ group will take over the The South Seminole Wel­ Tuesday morning class with come Wagon Newcomers Club unteers, Mrs. Diane Amos’ first beginners being rescheduled has scheduled an all-day deep grade won the room count for Wednesdays. sea fi-hing trip aboard Hie Youngsters ride on Satur­ "Miss Cocoa Beach" for Sun­ ami was awarded *3 ami the days with the advanced group day. banner. Parents were given the meeting at 3 a. m. and beg­ Members and their friends privilege of visiting their inners at to a. ni. an* welcome to make the trip Races are now being con­ ami are asked to meet at rhild’s teacher and homeroom preceding the meeting. Fol- ducted for the children and I’uhlix Market in Casselberry more sports racing is plan­ at 5 a. m. Breakfast and ned as progress is made. available lunch will 1m Mrs. Mike Cosby of S. Cor- aboard and fishermen may to/ Avenue in North Orlando either rent nr bring their own may he contacted for more tackle. information on the riding Cost of the excursion will classes or to arrange trans­ be *3 per person. Those plan­ portation. ning to go are advised to bring some sort of sweatshirt Rob Willis, John Gandy. Ho­ or light sweater as ocean ward Price, Boldly Small, breezes normally are a hit Sam Meshotto and Rill Har­ coot this time of year. ris. Officials who are repre­ By Mr*. Adam Muller In other business at the Col. Paul Lee Ilissell of senting tile Newcomers at loChapter meeting plans were begun on the annual project Lake Mary, artist and scul­ day's meeting of Hie Daytona of supplying Halloween treats ptor, will he guest speaker Beach Council in Holly Hill for children at the Methodist for the Dellary Arts and are Mrs. Nora Norris, Wel­ Children's Home in Enter­ Craft* Club at next Thurs­ come Wagon hostess; Mrs. prise ami for those who are day's meeting to lie held at Maryann Miles, club presi­ in the hospital at that time. 10 a. m. at the DeUary Man­ dent; Mrs. Claire Sabatini, newspaper editor; Mrs. Clare Plans also were discuss­ sion House, ed for attendance at Hie an­ Col. Bissell will leach a Paulsen, membership chair­ nual Women of the Moose class in sculpture if enough man and Mrs. Sandy Lal’oma welfare chairman. Conference which will be held interest Is shown. in conjunction with the Flor­ ida Moose Association con­ vention on Oct, 23 26 at the Jack Tar Harrison Hotel in Clearwater. The next meeting of the Sanford Chapter I U>| will be held on Monday, Oet. It, at Ihe temporary Moose Hall in Lake Mary. Longwood PTO Sets Year's Goal Civic League Sets Open House In Longwood Officers Elected By Blood Bank Women Organize Riding Class Newcomers Plan Fishing Trip Sanford Moose Chapter 1404 Reports Proceeds From Sale North Orlando Dancers Keep Caller Busy Cub Pack 230 To Meet Rummage Sales To Aid Library Club To Hear Col. Bissell Oviedo PTO Schedules Drive For Members By Bernice Kelsey Plans for the annual Oviedo PTO membership drive iml for activities of the year were made at a meeting of the ex­ ecutive hoard with Principal Clyde Holder In the school ofetorium last Thursday. Members of the board are Jsck F. Syme, president; Mrs. Holder, first vice presi­ dent; Mrs. Robert Soka, se­ cond vice president; Mrs. A. Christiieb, Uiird vice presi­ dent; Sirs. C. R. Clonls, sec­ retary and Ralph Neely, trea­ surer. This year's drive will be made from door to door. Membership is open not only to parents of childrrn now in school but to all residents VFW Members Volunteer To Park Cars Ry Donna Estes Members of South Semi­ nole VFW Post 8307 volunteer­ ed their jervices to park cars at Lyman High School for the football games again this season at the regular meet­ ing of the organization held Tuesday evening at the Post Home in lomgvvuod. In other business, the date of the monthly barbecue to benefit the building fund was set for Oct. 13 from 1:30 un­ til 5:30 p, m. Included on the menu will be barbecued ribs or chicken, potato salad, baked beans, toned salad, cake and beverage. Takeout service will be av ail able. Commander Robert March announced that Hie Pott is forming a howling league and urged the members to join in this activity. The Auxiliary will honor the Gold Star Mother, Mrs. Ruth Smith of Sanford, at the monthly social to be held at 9 p. m. today at tho Post Iloinu on the Old Dixie High­ way. Members of the Post have been invited to attend. who are Interested in youth and education. Mrs. Soka announced that the program for the first PTO meeting on Oct. 18 will he concerned with how child­ ren learn. A guest panel con­ sisting of a pediatrician, a minister and a noted educa­ tor will be featured on the program. American Education Week will he observed in Novem­ ber when a special evening program will be substituted for the usual dinner given at U'le beginning of each school year to honor teachers. Plant for the annual Hallo­ ween Carnival, to be held this year on Oct. 26 are shaping up with the event promising to be bigger, better and different. A good supper also will be available during the evening. Announcement was made that the school clinic still is in need of more volunteer workers. This work is not limited to mothers of school Area Man To Sing Lead In 'Kismet' lly Jane Casselberry Talented A rt Hammond of Casselberry will sinir the tenor lead in the part of the Caliph in the Orange Blos­ som Playhouse production of the fabulous Arabian Nights musical, •’Kismet," which will open Oct. t ut the theater lo­ cated on Highway -til on Lake Enirvievv. This romantic role Is fa­ miliar to llammatd who uu derstudird the part in the Fashion Show To Be Sponsored In Altamonte The Altamonte S p r i n g s Community Library Associa­ tion will sponsor a Fashion Show and Coffee on Thursday Oct. 17, at in a. in. in the Educational Building of tho Mlamonte Springs Commun­ ity Chapel. Models for the show will be Mrs. A. SI. Birks, Sirs. Leonard Casselberry, Mrs. George C. Hearn. Mrs. Thomas Malone, Mrs. Walter Norton, Mrs. Gerald Peebles, Mrs. Albert Starke, Mrs. Eu­ gene Taylor, Mrs. Clifford Sands and Mrs. Julian Wil­ liams. Seasonal styles shown will he from Playgirl Fashions of Winter Park. A number of door prizes will be awarded during the morning event and free baby sitting service will be avail­ able. AHT HAMMOND South Seminole CTP To Meet I'y Jane Casselberry The Council of Teachers ami Parent* of the South Seminole Elcmrntary School at Casselberry will meet next Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the school auditorium. The executive board will meet at 7:30 p. in. prior lo the meeting. Following the meet mg p ar­ ents are invited lo visit Hie classrooms and refreshment* will he served in Hie cafe­ teria. PTO Committee Holds Meeting In Osteen Bv Mrs. Clarence Snyder The work committee of Ihe Osteen Parent Teachers As­ sociation met recently at the school to plan for the Hal­ loween Carnival which will be held at Ihe school Oct. 26 at 5 p. tn. There will he fun games, fortune telling. Spook house, movies and a costume par­ ade with prizes for various groups. There also will be hakes! goods, hamburgers, hot <logs, cold drinks ami coffee for sale. Attending the meeting were Mrs. John Tatum Jr,, gen­ eral chairman and Mrs. Ed­ ward Pell, Mrs. Darlene Net­ tles, Mrs. L. W. Jones, Mrs. Albert Pel), Mrs. Katherine Skinner, Mrs. W. B. Wbidden Jr., Mrs. Elmer Shivers, Marvin Riggs and Mrs. Lo­ well Petti*. Children hut is open to any Interested person In the com­ munity who wishes to per­ form a most useful and satis­ fying service. Donations of sheets for the clinic also are needed. Person* Interested in volunteering for clinic duty or making donations should contact Mrs. Douglas Lay. man. clinic chairman. Holder advised that the school would also welcome any good, used children's clothing to he distributed as needed. Articles should be turned In at t1** school office. He reported that during tlio past two weeks the school premises have been fogged every morning to help elimi­ nate insects which, in turn, has helped to eliminate the prevalence of pink eye. If PTO members vote to appropnate the *216 necessary to buy the hand operated fog­ ging mac-bine, plans are to use It twice a year to comhat the usual siege of pink eye. original Broadway company. Hr also was understudy to the tenor lead with the Broad­ way production of South Pa­ cific and sang the lead in ■'Song of Norway" in summer stock a t the Theater Undrr The Stars in Atlanta. After this southern jaunt he derided to take his wifu and small son, Carl, and trade the sidewalks of New York for a quiet spot on fuike Trip, let in Casselberry, Their tittle daughter, Cathy, put in an appearance five years ago. After a successful appearaiu-e with the Florida Syntphony's pup oim ert featuring Rogers and ILuninersteln mu­ sic Inst winter, Hammond is now scheduled to appear with the symphony in February singing old favorites |>y Jerome Kern ami Colo Porter, Even his every day Job has a musical note as ho works at Orlando Air Force Ba*« fitting those lovely musical backgrounds to Air Fare* films. Others starring In Kismet are Tony Chastain, in tho role nf Ilajj, the poet and Margo [Ireaycr, Mary Craw, fold, and Mark Schweiier. Generul admission tickets went on sale Monday at th« Playhouse, Oviedo Legion Names Officers By llenilce Kelsey Newly elected officers nf Oviedo American Legion Past 211 are Emmet Kelsey, commander; T. L. Lingo, J r , first vice commander; Ro­ bert Parker, second vica commander Pete Sims, chap­ lain; James Pearson, sergeant at arms; John Evans, fin­ ance officer and Jack Sims, service officer. Theodore Aulin Jr. has been appointed adjutant. Supper was served by Leon Olhff and Hoy Britt at la-V Thursday night's regular meeting of the Post held in the Legion Hut. Announcement was made that a set price will be charg­ ed for the monthly suppers ami that all net proceeds will go into the Post treasury The next meeting will be on Uel. t7. Registration Set For Rollins Physics Course Iteglstration for the Lit! term In the Ttollins College Graduate Program in Phy­ sics will he held from 6 a. m. to J p m. this Saturday in Knowles Hj O on the Rollins campus. GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONIES me sche­ duled early next week for LonRwood*8 new City Hall and Fire Huune pictured fur the Herald in the above sketch by Chuck Dudley of Longvvood. Estimated to cost between $K> and $20,000, the 90 by -12 foot building will contain a meetiluc Fount, clerk’s office and vau lt, facing Warren Street, in addition to sp a c e for three fire trucks, facing Wilma Avenue, i’laus were drawn by Dick Zartman and builder will be Robert L. Farmer, Loth of Longwood. In announcing registration. Dr. John S, Ross, director of the program, cited two cour­ ses of particular interest to first.year students— Mathe­ matics of Physics and Mod­ ern Engineering to be taught by Dr. C. Dan Pierson, a n t Atomic and Nuclear Physics in he taught by Dr. Paul B. Plckar. Interested persons may ob­ tain further information be contacting Dr. Ross at Rot lias College. �9 Sanford Atlantic Buys Florida Hotel Building For $400,000 Expansion Of Banking Facilities Edith Now No First Phase Threat To Us, (Eh? j^anfnrb Ifmtlh Scheduled Bureau Says V rTo * * I Local politic! labeginning Id step Into high sear what with potential candidate! h ie­ ing only 30 dajri to qualify for two City Commission post leicctioni in the Nov. S election Two position! will be up for grabs . . . posts now held by TomMcDonald and A1 Wil­ son. No formal announce­ ment! forthcoming so far from any of the several ru­ mored candidates. * t • County Commission wi l l meet in special tension at 2 p ni. Saturday. Contractor who won the *7,000 renovation job for the courthouse exter­ ior had to bow out . , . bond troubles. Commission w i l l consider other bals. * U <9 SAN JUAN, V. R. (LTD— Hurricane Edith moved into the Atlantic north of His­ paniola today and weather­ men said it would bypass Florida, Cuba and the West­ ern Bahamas. The tempest lost some of Its power in crossing over the eastern tip of the Domi­ nican Republic last night, with HXt mile an Iwtur winds dropping to 73 mph. But forecasters said it wuuld build up intensity again over the open ocean. Hurricane hunter planes found Edith's center at 11 a. m. (EST) about 210 miles west-northwest of San Juan, near latitude 19.3 mirth, long­ itude 69.8 west. It was mov­ ing toward the west north­ west at about to mph., a direction and speed it was expected to maintain through­ out the day. With passage of the storm from the Caribbean after its sudden and unexpected turn late Thursday, the threat of high seas and flooding rains in southern Puerto itico diminished. But heavyseas continued to roll against the Dominican R e p u b l i c where gale warnings continu­ ed to fly this afternoon. All hurricane w a r n i n g s came down. In a midday summary of conditions, the Miami Wea­ ther Bureau said "Cuba, Flor. Ida and the Western Bahamas appear out of range from Edith, but small erafl in Ihe Bahamas should not venture east uf Mayaguana.” WEATHER: Partly cloudy today and Saturday with scattered showers; hiplt today around 90; low tonight in 70s, VOL. 56 United Pres* Leaned Wire Established 1908 F ill., SEPTEMBER 27, I9«:t SANFORD, FLORIDA Bulletin Agreement wan reach­ ed early Ihi* afternoon whereby the S c h o o l Board will take over Me­ morial Stadium nt a SI annual rental from the City of Sanford. The achoola will maintain and operate the M tn d iu m . The nction must he rati­ fied in formal meetings later. Full details will lie published in The Herald .Monday. NO. 27 A near half-million-dollnr land transfer nnr| building construction program was announced today by President Howard II. Hodges of Sanford Atlantia National Bank. Purchase of the Florida Hotel building ns a sits for Sanford Atlantic's ex- j pnnsmn wnn annoimei’il by * port terminal, marinas nml a general Increase in ear econ­ llodiros. Tlte three-story hotel omy through Increased water traffic. buildiiiy. fronting 10 feet "We have High hope* on* on Park A veilin’ ami 111 of the two new state univer­ feet on Second Street, was purchased from It. C. Boyce, sities — and possibly both — Greensboro, N, C-. fiir $.33,000, will ha located in the county. Hodge* slat ini that iu at-out We have Sanford Naval Acad­ three months the hotel build- emy here In Sanford, a nevg in* will he rnieil and the site school, anil Seminole Collects will he converted into a park­ slated for North Orlando,” Hodge* cuncudrd: "Thera ing lot for bank customer*. are many, many reason* why Ultimate use of the site, he added, vvfll be for A new bank we of Sanford Atlantic ar*s building, with the present confident in the future of bank facilities at First ant downtown Sanford and why Park to be completely remod­ we are planning to expand eled nml renovated and made our banking facility lig h t an integral part of tho new here. building. Queried ns to the cost of the proposed bank structure, Hodges said he “could only hazard a guess at Ibis time— • •• WASHINGTON (UP1) %100,000 for the new building FLORIDA HOTEL SOLD TO SANFORD ATI.ANTIC NATIONAL BANK Don’t forget: Jaycees sjmnGangland turncoat Joseph Va and remodeling of our present soring a rabies clinic Satur­ lachi told Senate Investigators building The land deal for day at three locations. Jaytoday that underworld over­ the hotel is a separate fig­ ree building on French Ave­ lord Vito Genovese gave him ure.” nue. American Legion on 17the Mafia’* “kiss of death” The hank president said 62 and Lake Mary School. by kissing him on the hand that “ now »« only have gen­ • • • while they were cellmates in eral ideas for our new build­ Good news for a good cause the Atlanta federal prison. ing. Our architects and engi­ . . . Seminole County Society The stocky, red haired exTAMPS (Ul’D—Two fisher­ neer* will study other new Grain Reaction for Crippled Children and mobster described Genov ese men recuperated in a hospital banking facilities, especially WASHINGTON (Ul’D — Adults planning an Faster as the “ under the table” *u- here today —one with tragic UNSINU. Midi. (I IMt-A -aid, ' 1 ran into the store I'lte administration is getting in Florida, for new thoughts, Lily ball next spring. per-hovs of organised crime. memories of their ordeal at "The general trend now In 3.00a pound performing ele­ and she came after me " • • • divided congressional reaction He also testified Lii.it Genu sea in which his wife died on phant ran amtik tor IM min­ new bunk structure* I* to H. H. HOBBES Rajje's hulk caught (or a on a possible multi-million Lix Horton report! the Pineve-e ordered the murder of their makeshift raft. providn drive-in teller win­ utes Thursday, trampling a moment in the aluminum dollar wheat-to-Russia deal. crest PTA will have its first sub-bos* Tony Bender (An­ dow* amt parking facilities A Coast Guard helicopter man and rampa mg through door. Then she burst through, session Tuesday evening. Vis­ thony Strollo) from lu* At plucked Kenneth Crosby, 32, a crowded department store on the ground floor, with reg­ Sentence Upheld (haltering two windows and itation at 7:3o and meeting at lanta prison cell. amt James Duma*. 27. from before she was killed by tripping a burglar a arm. TALUIIASSEE (Ul’l) — ular banking farilltie* on the Testifying publicly for the Ihe Gulf, S<i miles west o l , police. Meyer Frontman, manager ot The FhuU* Supremo (.'curt sm ind floor and general up(lr-^ ptimr, Valachi 'old lin­ today upheld » deaill sentence elating departments on the Mm. than hsf. dozen r i f t '! the store saul: b rT W L‘ » i. . ; " i "Citrus aid Weather” fa The “ skinned'’ condition of tel v 4 bean tt t sie .i given Emmett Charles Blake third floor.” w ■ < to d In on,-or u* a park -hotfinally I l e i the frlgli ■Then she started down the the subject of a school fur the Municipal Stadium—none vi c described neu. reports lit explained that the two Seminole anil Volusia County of shaiks iu . d over the toned beast, aisles anil people .tailed run for the June, 1962, fatal too nice for high school foot­ of Lender'* ill-appearance as body of Dumas* wife, Ann, 27. shooting nt Bay County gro­ structures will tie connected citrus grower* rommencint; Haifa property m Ihe King plug and screaming. We were ball—was to be aired today Pastors of all Seminole •’the boit thing that could vsith overhead pathways, or (let. 13, it win reported today cer Johnny Beverly, Shows and Circus, was en-1 crowded at a luncheon meeting of city, County churches have hern re- happen- tie wouldn't be idle bridges, over tho present by Ernest C. Lumllierg, assist­ tertaining in the parking lot | ••.*]„, w,.m tn -, the men's county, school and Boos ten ; quested to nnnmmrc In Sun- to lake it lili you and I.” drive-in mul parking lot. He ant ngiiculturnl agent. d the local shopping r-nter. , deparlment, the ;ift depart 11)0 Million Now officials at Seminole MS. Valarlii recounted the cpl l day sendees the opening of e balked it lining one ment, to sp«rtm goods ami WASHINGTON (Ul’D — emphasized both budding* will * « • Four Ircture* will be held Its the annual United Fund eam- smle alter L-difying that lie Inch Then, according to finally out a back evil. She A hhte light blinked today on he Integrated Into one general DcLund and four In Sanford, Kiwanis planning a “ladies i pnlgn. joined the disciplined “Cu-a Itert Bilal, the circus rlng- s a t in here 13 tunnies just a big board In Hie lobby of hanking farility to rare for nil on subsequent Tuesday night” Oct. 3 at the Civic Cen­ Rev. Paul Itiekes, UF church Nostra” crime cartel—“our Ihe Commerce Department, their expanded business. ie --tei, "she Just wal o d a smashing everythme." nights, Lumllierg said. ter. Takes the place of the chairman, requested pastors tiling, our family in English'1 SANTO DOMINGO (UPI I - ' wav •• Quest Killed of tins trend to After visiting a parking lot proclaiming the word that the “ It was thought," he added, Wednesday m e e t i n g hot In announce in their punnhion- —in 19.10 Byrit In New York Hie 1 in < b it junta p.,ui Grant, 22, an employe tlie animal veere l into a resi­ 1 S population had jumped move In outlying shopping “ that 1I11* typo of school |* member! will go lor an inter­ ers that "you are urged to in Italian immigrant paruiti installed Thursday hy 1 > al Irian's department store, centers, Hmlgc* stated: “ Wo timely sim*0 wo bail such so* dential area. Th'' •■immolmn to bio million. club visit to the South Orlan­ give generously to the UF he said he took In crime nfler army set about the task tod-iv .aw the animal and walked brought residents from their mail* a complete and thor­ vers weather Iasi winter.” do Club. cumpnlgn which supports nine dropping out of sc land at age of selecting a coalition cabi­ out side. ough study of the situation homes, among them Merlin Speaker Named Lecturer* will he W arren • • • Seminole County voluntary 13 and working for about a net to administer Dominican •When she saw me she Schiedel and hi* brother \sa. TALLAHASSEE (Ul’D — and decided the future of O. Johnson and Jntnca C. Jeannette Shaw was sitting health and welfare ageneies." year on a sand scow. Tim Stale Cairo! said today Sanford mid Seminole County affairs f >r the nest two v e n ­ started chasing me,” Grant 67 Gi org, Kcderal-Statu F ro st In at the Chamber of Com­ l»r. Doak S. Campbell, form­ As tin- brothers -loo I iu the is right in downtown San­ Warning Service, Lakeland; merce today, learning to re­ driveway the efab an t charg­ er president of Florida Slate ford.” Dr. John Gerber, David Martplace Cami Bruce, w ho ed through their back yard University, will deliver the He held that "contrary to *<df, Fred 1’. laiwtrnce and leaves Monday to take lip full­ commencement address Sept. some thought about down­ Merlin dodged smiIu. D. S. Harrison, University of time duties as cotmly regis­ "A-a turned right into the 2H at tin* Patrol's recruit town Sanford’* future being Florida, and Elton Clemmutu, trar of voters. Th» importance of being ing centralisation of govern after It is on the downgrade, wo are Ultra. tiler away from the needs elephant's path," a |Milirc- training school. • • • man said "He was knocked able to say “ no” and defend­ ment," said the man wiio lie warned. convimod in just the opposite and wishes of the people ami From the l.ion's Pause: A ing yourself when It comes was elected to the Florida "Government shou'd tie ap­ farther ami farther out of to the ground, butted ami Kails 'I’n Show direction A* hanker*, we are ZURICH, Switzerland (UPI) aware of plan* and negotia­ woman's idea of keeping a to bigger and bigger govern Senate at the age of 29 then stepped on.” proached irt a business-like [ —Gamble Benedict Porum- tion* now under way for the iccret ts refusing to tell who ment spending problems was "Proposed legislation” un- manner, with the confidence their control. , he,'mil, apparently determined downtown and nearby parts "The greatest return 011 told it to her. emphasised by State Senator ili r the guise of civil right’" of the people ami operating * • • to end her marriage, avoided of th,' iily, along with knowl­ Scott Kelly, m I.ake'and. gub­ will take everyone's rr.ht* within .1 reasonable budget vour tax dollar is from your Sanford firemen were call* a rsinfrunt.ition with her hut Only yesterday (he "Clock” ernatorial hopeful, speaking away ami Is a fool in the like any good business must cry government, with the edge of planned expansion in ed out shortly before H a m . hand today hy failing to hinted of five major real es­ to member-, of the Sanford door toward the fateful day do," Senator Kelly remark­ l< leral government giving Un­ tho county. today to the Harry J. Ityrd reconciliation show up at tate deals under negotiation Shrine Club ami guests Thurs­ when we all lust the right to ed * “There i« general knowledge home. IHP5 W. Third Street, icast return,” .Senator Kelly hearing. own and rontrot property,” He .said that the best gov­ for downtown and near down- day Sanford Naval Air Station to prevent firo from spread­ I no n 00I1I he hank swbid'W e must have men and Senator Kelly eh a reed ernment l« city government ponded out. lown Sanford. Howard llodg will expand. We feel certain ing from the kitchen oven. r- I n n Irnrnrd Hint crime H o ld In F r a u d “Let your legislators know tie cause it is closest to the The yiilH-riiatorinl .null late es “ broke” the first story women prepare!I to tay no' chief Mack Cleveland Sr. not only doesn't pay — It CHICAGO t i l ' l l — The 1he St. Jidilui * Indian River shortly before mum today. and thru to hi- able to defend how you feel before these people, with county, .late and .(Nike at a meeting of area I’anal will be in operation in reported "no damage <b>n« cost*. Federal Bureau of Investiga­ Head elsewhere about the their answer m regard* to bill* are passed for it is dou­ federal government consecu­ Shriners here, lie also is * The two, hoth men In tion said loray tt has arrest­ ; .» few years, bringing with It . - , Just a little meat lost Sanford Atlantic National deficit financing and increas­ bly difficult to repeal a law- tively getting farther and far Shriner. member of the Lions their rur|y 20*. nulled up ed Bradley Charles Slaney, Club, AMVETs, Woodmrn of Bank on this front page. to 1 drive-in window at Ihe 20 of Chicago, in connection live World, Moose ('lull and Iliat's the first "shot in the Smilh Sc-mino|e It.ink In with a fraudulent check IUjv Scout Council. iirin" fur downtown Sanford Fern I'ark and nttempled to drawn on * Sarasota, Fla., The youthful senator wa» e.onomy. The second story elected to the rity com mis­ vxi-haltlie what niqu-ired to bank. should break in just a few sion of Lakeland at the age he .even J i n rolls of qtiarweeks. of 23, served a* mayor at lers for $70 worth of g reen ­ New Paper Due „ l o ut inn gg ee * • • CONSTANTINE. Algeria — age 26 and was elected to backs. Postmaster Cecils; Heard 7 bey left hurriedly, how (IT ’D—A new French lang the Florida Senate at 2H in advised today to begin think­ ever, wlu-n Idler June tiagr daily newspaper was 133*1 and re elected in 196.). ing of Christmas mailing. lie wa> mined one nt Flor­ (•nines started to break scheduled U> appear today, Deadline for packages to Die ida'* "Five Outstanding open Ihr rolls, tnxidr were printed on the presses of the boys oversea* is Nov. I. Young Men" in 1937 ami re­ 327.30 worth of rent quar­ former Dcpeelte de Cnnslan * * • ceived the Florida Legis a- ter*. the remainder were tine seized from its Euro­ 14. Col. Edgar Sitlcr. ap­ pean owner* last week. tu u Achievement Council niet.il washers. proved by the U. S. Senate Award m 19*11 and tint State a* Casselberry postmaster Jaycec "Good Government several weeks ago, still await­ Award.” ing on bis orders to take ^ “The Hideaways” In the Senate, Kelly serve* over. Said today he thought it on the Senate public r<-.id( T h e H erald's foul ball fan* n r e assurer! «>f would be another two or three ami highway* committee. | riiniplele re pnrlnrinl a n d pictori.il cnvenige of weeks. chairman of the joint Senate • • • ItiniRht's high school g rid iro n event*. ami House interim commim-e. S p o r ts e d ito r Ju lia n S(en*troni and nlnff John McCloskey has con­ which investigated irregular­ p h o to R m p h e r Bill V incent J r . will he in Orfirmed that the Slate Depart­ ities in Hie State Road De­ Intithi for Ihe Seminole c a m e ill Colonial. ment of Agriculture has ap­ partment and has been one S port* w r ite r Joe W arden J r . and * ta f f proved the switch of the Sem­ of the leaders In the fight p h o to g r a p h e r David Brow n will he 11! th e inole Legion Fair from Feb­ for constitution'll revision and Dviedu-Diinnellon ga m e al Oviedo. ruary to Nov 19 to take ad­ reapporthmment. Itichard (Ira ni " i l l handle Ihe Lymanvantage of the bolter fall lie ts chairman of the cit Ocoee conte-l a t L y m a n . Dick «Imi will ta k e weather rut committee and alto serves • • • a c tio n picture*. on committees on sgricullure, Sport* w r ile r Bolt T h o m a s J r . ami p h oto­ oil ami natural resources, Seminole Memorial Hospi­ g r a p h e r Daval Brown will cover I lie (’room s— SEN. SCOTT KELLY (right), giiliematnrinl hopeful, chat.* with President banking, cities and town*, tal’s auxiliary will have a Liiii oht gam e al ( l o o m * . Roy (J, William* prior to mlilrosing tin* Shrine < lnl* hurts Thursday even* education, insurance, public variety show benefit O.-t. Ik jti|?. (Herald Photo) health, roads ami hijt-v.i;s. 1 at Seminole High School. Valachi Says He Got 'Kiss Gf Death' 2 Saved; Wife Of Elephant Runs Amok; 1 Dies On Raft Wrecks Store; Killed Citrus Lectures Open Oct. 15 U F Asks Help Of Churches ' 4* / Dcminiccin Junta Ricking Cabinet Sen. Kelly Stresses Ability To Say 'No' Firemen Called To Oven Blaze South Scmionle Gyp Artists Wash Out Fast 4 % VALDEZ HOTEL Downlown Sanford Full Local Grid Coverage A 1 \ It’s Fulltime Fri. Niles at Ihe Carihe! Music by �I tfc f BmtmM fm tt Knights Of Columbus Hear State Deputy hg« Rev. Grover Sew ell An ideal Knight of Colum­ bus is a good Catholic, a good dtlsen and a good husband and father, Dr. Lawrence Jones, state deputy of the Knights of Columbus, stated at the luncheon of SL Rich­ ard's Council 5337 held Sun­ day at tha Social HaQ of All Souls Catholic Church in San­ ford. Dr. Jones, in his speech to the more than 200 KC's their families and guests, pointed out that the Knights of Col­ umbus originally was organ­ Everyone Important ised as n support for tbe church and for social rela­ tions between people who have the earn* common faith init thought. He said that a Catholic is not a Knight in name only but is one who practices his faith, ia a good father who combines discipline with Jus­ tice and a good ciUsen who ia well informed, conducts himself with dignity and uses his Influence for good. Distinguished guests who were introduced by Dr. Vin­ cent Roberts, Grand Knight tie in God's scheme of things. One of the greatest miracles that God has performed is letting each Individual be great in His sight as He so carefully assured us when He came In Jetus Christ AH of ua would Ilka to know more about God than wa do. We would like to have minds less limited that we might grasp more of the facte of God and all that la His, yet the healthy kind of humility Is that which makes us realise ST. RICH ARIFS COUNCIL, Knight* of Columbus, celebrated mataa t u t that we are mortal and God Sunday at All Soule Catholic Church. Pictured from the left (kneeling) B ap tist la divine. It la good to know A dventist Ted Michaels and Dr. Lawrence Jonea; (standing) John Kennedy, Dr. v i s nrvivTW-D.tr and appreciate the fact that E L D S * SPESWES B A P T I S T a d v ex tib t c n isc n Vincent Roberts, Rev. Richard Lyons, John Leltch and William Joyce. wa cannot stretch our minds MS O r l a a d u S L a t M a n o r A**. C t n w f t k A C lot and our spiritual grasps to L. M s t h s w a --------- P a s t o r B. H a m i l t o n a r l t f t e — P a s t o r S u n d a y S c h o o l ___ S:*i a. ra. SER V IC ES SATURDAY— compreheod all that la. We 11:** a. ra. S a b b a t h School _ _ 1:10 a. m. M o r n i n g W o r s h i p T r a i n i n g U n i o n — *:S0 p. re. limply have to be satisfied W o r s h i p S s r v l c s __H i t s a. m. E v o n l n g W o r s h i p _ 7:01 p. ra. W ednesday N ight with understanding to the P r a y e r S erv ice _ 7:10 p. ra. best of our abtUty, sod re­ " W o H av o T h i s Hops'* r a d i o mOM Sf* « ach S u n d a y a. m. joice that God saw fit to re­ Christian at Sill avtr WTRR at isoo veal Himself In Jesus Christ a s y o u r rad io dial PTEIT CWBtmaW CETTEc * thereby giving ue all of tbe DISCIPLES OP CM*1ST soar a. soacavo Are. knowledge we need for salva­ R o v . M a so n n r s g g . Assem bly O f God tion and for a good life on thin Ad I n t e r i m M l n l n o r Revival service* at the •■■day S c h o o l _ _ 1:41 a. ra. earth. n S B C B I I T ASSEM BL Y Grace Methodist Church M orning W ornhlp 71:1* A ra. First Church of tbe NaxartM, G P BOO C B U B C H Thtra la so muck that wa will have Its annual Rally Cor. E l k SOS M lm Sunday schools of The Second Street and Maple Ave­ H. J*. W i l d e r ........... ..... P a s t o r Christian and Missionary At can all do. Dr. Phillip Brooka Day program this Sunday nue, being conducted dally at S u n d a y School __ f i l l a. ra. Church Of Christ realised a long time ago that during the regular Sunday M o r n i n g W o r s h i p 10:80 a . re. liance, which gained over 10,• 7:30 p. m. this week by Rev. E v o n l n g W o r s h i p _ 7:1* p. ra. CMCBCK o p c a a s a r 000 new members in the people were awed even in his School hour, 9:45 a. m. Pro­ Y o u t h H*rv. ( T u t a ) 7:10 p m . John A. Knight of Nashville, M l d - W « * k B i r r . ( T h u n . ) f:S* United States and Canada last day and that they sometimes motion Bibles will be pre­ R a lp h B row er J r. E vangelist P- W I­ Tenn., will conclude at Sun­ Bible S c h o o l ____10:IS a. as. ysar, hare set "Everybody questioned their importance sented to tbe children going M o r n i n g W o r s h i p 71)00 a. ra. day's T p. m. worship ear Counts” as the amphaele for To help them he wrote, "it Into the Fourth Grade and E v e n i n g W o r s h i p - 7:10 p. ra. vice. the IMS fall campaign In is for us, in whom the Christ promotion certificates will be B aptist Wed. P r a y e r S sr v le * 7:7* p e a given to all wbo are advanc­ ten Church is at this moment Rev. Paul Blckei, pastor of which tha Sunday school of PUSSY B A P T t e T C H C BC M ing from one department to ess P a r k A w a r e the church, ssld today that PAOLA C H U R C H o r CMHIBT the Sanford Alliance Church partially embodied, to declare P . B. C h a n ce _____ P aste r another. The program will be that Christianity, that the H i g h w a y «S WoaS "attendance at the services has voted to participate. Dates M orning W orship S: 10 a. m. M o r r i s R u b y ____E v a a g s l l s t held In tbe sanctuary after of this revlvsl is unusually S u n d a y School _ _ S:SI a. as. B lb ta C U s s s a _ 70:0* ra m. e f Oct g to Nov. 10 have Christian Faith, the Christ o rn ln t W orship l l : M a. the daises have met indivM M o r n i n g W o r s h i p _ 71:00 ra ra. good in spite of the Inclement M been choeen for the special ian manhood, can do that for 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 _ 1:00 p. nv ually for roll call and offer­ weather we hava been hav­ E v s n l n g W o r s h i p .. 7 : IS p. m. B i b l e C l a s s e s W e i . 1;S» p.m. emphasis, according to tha an the world which the world ing. ing. Each night the church W ed . P r a y e r Borvlca T il* ra ra. aouncemsnt In Naw York by needs. You say, 'What can 1 In charge of activities are is filled nearly lo capacity Mrs. Mavis Wsidman, Nation do 7' You can furnish one Charles Ely, Chairman, Com CHURCH BP CHRIST CB SIT ES L B A P T I S T C H U R C H and we are very thankful. Isssasad, Fla. el Sunday School Secretary Christian life. You can fur­ misiion oo Education and C. C a r. I l t h S L A O a k A w . L o rd 's D a y S o r v l e s s 10:10 ram. nish a Ufa eo faithful to every "Rev. Knight Is on the G a i l Sratth ----- ---------- P a s t o r e f the Alliance churches. and f : l l p .m E. Ctemmer, Church School faculty of Trevccca Naiarene S u n d a y School _ - l : I S a. Superintendent of the local duty, so ready for every ser Superintendent. M o r n i n g W o r s h i p l t : I S a. College in Nashville and Is T r a i n i n g U n io n — S: 1 S p. REV. J. A. KNIGHT participating Sunday school la vice, so determined not to During the worship service c h u r c h or c r r ip t writing his dissertation for a E v o n l n g W o r s h i p - 7:7* ra m. Virgil Aikren end tha pastor commit every sin, that the at 11 a. m. Rev. John H. ISIS P a r k A w a r e W ed . P r a y t r l o r r i e s 7:71 ram. Doctor of Philosophy degree B srt B ro w s . E vangelist e f the afcorch ia tha Ret. c. C. great Christian Church shall Hires Jr. will conduct a Ser­ N u r s e r y Open S u n d a y at Vanderbilt University. be the stronger for your Uv W T R R --------------------- M S P. » • B ib le S t u d y _ _ _ _ _ 10:00 ra m. Dees, Jr. vice of Dedication for all ■ u ad o y Nit* B r o a d c a s t "Although not yet 30 years M ornlug W orship 11:00 ra m. It la axpected that aome 12,' log in it, and the problem of Church School workers. E v e n i n g S e r v ic e __ 0:70 p ra. old. he speaks with great the world be answered, and a 000 Sunday schools in the He* " i t e r a t e o f T r u t h " 1 p.m. v sE O T iin u H ia a irs v tN T At 3:15 p. m. Sunday mem eloquence and persuasion. Sunday * a C hsnnsl t B A P T IS T C H I N C H United fltatee, Canada and certain great peace come Into ben of the Methodist Youth Tuesday The general public Is Invited l l h St. A H o l l y A r e . Puerto Rico will take part this poor, perplexed phase of Fellowship will meet it the Ladles n ib l* Class 10:40 ram. to attend the services end P a u l M. i . a l l o y ........ _ P a s t o r W our humanity as it sees that ednesday In the international campaign S u n d a y S ch o o l _ 14:0* o. church to go to First Meth By France* Wetter bear this young men." B lb ta C l a s s e s — 7:10 ra ra. B u n d a y new revelation of what Christ' for naw members. odist Church for a covered Tbe Friendship Sunday Singing and music for the M o r n i n g W o r s h i p 7 t : S t a. "In making tha gains laat Unity is." dish supper and program School r t a n of tho First Bap­ revival services are under Monday It may seem that one's ef­ Evening W orship T:4S p. m. pear Alliance Sunday school Christian Science Each one attending is asked tist Church of Lake Mary direction of Jarrett Smith, W ednesday worksra made mors than 130,- forts are small and Inelfec lo bring a covered dish. P l k S T C H U R C H O F CMRIWT met at th* home of th* teach­ minister of music for the P r a y e d S e r v i c e — 7:41 ra ■ciMimrr 000 calls,” the announcement tual, but be reminded of the The General Meeting of the er, Mrs. C. N. North, Sept 19. church. said. "This year tha effort attitude that Jeaui took of the WSCS for October will be held Sunday S sr-lc a A r iv rr R M T b a pt ist Mrs. Lamar Stokaa presid­ S u n d a y S ch o o l _ _ tt:S « ra bl CHURCH will be to involve all ages, widow's mite. The contrlbu Thursday at the Methodist ed. The opening prayer w*a b o b ject: "R ealtty* Oaara MaaS Junior through Adult, In this Horn of those with plenty Children's Home in Enter given hy Mr* W. T. Wnnstey. P a s t o r ___ W i l l i a m J . O u e . s W e d n e s d a y Bvrvtes 1:01 p. ra. were much larger than the prise Members will meet at Christian witness," M o r n in g W o r s h i p __ 1:19 A H e a d i n g R o a m : SOI E . F i r s t Officers elected to serve W e s * . l a y s : |* i7 0 ram. - 4:10 I t a. rn. The local churches are be­ Uttle gift of the widow, but the church at 11:30 a. m. to for tha rominir church year p.m. P rlilS F E v e s l n g ; 0:19Sunday School___0:41 a. m ing provided with helps and our Lord assured all who ob­ go to Enterprise for a sand were Mrs. Lamar Stokes, pres­ 1:79 p a . T r a i l i n g U n io n ____ 1:11 p.m. E v e n i n g W o r s h i p __ 7:1* p.m. materials from the New York served that her gift was the wlch lunch followed by ident; Mrs. W. G. Brown, vie* W e t . O f fic e rs A T e a c h e r s Office to utilise such tech­ greatest because it was ■ sac program conducted by Rev president; Mrs. M. P. MathcM asting_________ lilu p m. Church Of God Wed. P r a y e r S e r v ic e 7:70 p.m. By Donna Kites niques and groups as "Mis­ riflclel gift. The witness of Bascom Carlton, director of *un, secretary and treasurer; IURCH S F BOD Th* Episcopal Churchwosionary Invasion," "Publicity one candle set on a hill could tha home. A nursery will be Mrs. W. T. Wanaley, asslatBOBTM OBI. A V DO A F r es ea c k he great, Indeed, He said. provided at the church. men of Christ Church Epis­ B A P T IS T C H A P E L C. S m i t h P astor Corps,” "Motorcade," ant secretary and treasurer; S u n d a y S ch o o ra M. l* g B. P a l r f a a A r e . copal In Longwood will spon­ V. N. Regard, Chapel Pastor M o r n i n g W o r slh i p__ 0:44 Let ua realise that wa can "Telephone Squad." 17:44 ra ra. Mrs. C. N. North, teacher, and sor an oven-fried chicken S u n d a y School _ _ l : « l a m . R v u g o l t e t l * S i r e . 1 : t t ra r a be important to Him and Mrs. T. M. Whlgham, assist­ supper this Saturday from 3 T r a i n i n g U n i o n ____ S i s p. m. Twara P r a y e r S ere. 7:3* ra as. walk with Him day by day so ant teacher. W o r sk lp t t a. a . T i l s p.m. T h u rra T o u n g P e o p l e Youth Group until 7:30 p. m. in the Pariah Wed. E v e n i n g P r a y e r 7:14 p m. that we grow until the fruits E n d e a v o r _ _ _ _ _ T i l t ra ra. Other matters of business House on Church Street. of the Spirit ba made mani­ Organizes were discussed and Secret Included on th* menu with fest In us, then wa will rea­ Pali for tha new year war* the chicken are ecalloped By Jans Casselberry lise that we are important In The newly organised Cas­ Ills sight. We can give our­ Children's Homs Sunday chosen Mrs. Charlotte Mc­ potato**, green beau, rolls, from Longwood, relish trey, pie or cake and will be observed it regular Quillan, selberry Community Metho­ selves a little test si to whe­ services this week at the brought the Devotional. dist Church Older Youth coffee. Takeout dinners will ther we are living with God First Methodist Church ol Group will hold a get-ac A surprise birthday gift wa* be available. closely enough. The promise Sanford with offerings col­ qusinted party at the church presented to Mrs. North from Serving as chairman of the Sunday evening following the of God li that U we walk lected to go to the Florida the class for her birthday. event Is Mrs. Pauline Ste­ hand in hand with Him Ibe Methodist Children's Home at church service. Refreshments of apple pi* vens who says that th* sup­ At Ibe first meeting held fruit of His Spirit will ba seen Enterprise and to tbe Sarah ami ice cream, punch and cof­ per will feature family table last Sunday night. Skip Blood in us and this fruit is named E. Hunt Orphange it Day­ fee were served during a so­ service rather than buffet was named temporary prest in the filth chapter of Gala­ tona. cial hour. serving. dent and Bernle Caesber, tians as being, "love. Joy, The Hunt Orphange, which Other members attending Dinners will be priced for peace, long-suffering, gentletemporary asrratary-tresiur. was taken over as a joint were Mrs. Harley Wilhelm, adults, students and for chil­ ness, goodness, faith, meek­ project with the Central Jur­ ar. Mr*. 0. W. Shelton, Mrs. T. dren under 12 years. Church Others attending were I'hyl ness, temperance." Anyone isdiction it the Annual Con­ J. Townsend, and Mrs. J. A. under six will be served free lis Caesber. Jill Fnriyth. Bar. with such fruit as this in their ference ,n 1963, Is the only V»rn* of charge. bars Ferrell. Hob Perry, Ken lives will bo importiint. orphanage (or Negro child­ Tha key to real importance ren in this area. Miller, Larry Shock and Den is to surrender to Christ as nls Huntley. "ITi* s q u e l c h e r'* ta k e s All contribution! will be Any old«r single youth 18 Lord and Saviour then all else controlled by the Board of much Joy out of life. Why years old and over is invitod will follow even to a vital role the Florida Methodist Child­ spoil another'* enthusiasm by In God's scheme. to join the group. ren's Homes. being overly critical? Before retiring at night I often go out and look at tha sky. When tba itara a n to bt m u in their nam km a brillane* tad number, the Kent can be awesome, Indeed. One cotuidere the fart that the Milky Wag is made up of thousands of milUons of stars, and the distance that they are bung in spare la ao great that they seem to be one great gem studded belt encircling the earth we call home. We continue our thinking only to realise that this great part ef creation Is only as a grain .of sand on a seashore in Cod's creation. When one stews this marvel bo must guard against feeling too lit* Alliance Church To Participate In Campaign Grace Church To Observe Rally Day Nazarene Revival To Close Sunday Baptist Class Elecb Officers Churchwomen Set Supper Church To Aid Orphanages of Council 5317, wart Fr. Richard Lyons, pastor of All Souls ehureh; Fr. Angtl Li­ bera, Catholic chaplain at SNAS and spiritual director of St Richards Council and Fr. William J. Trainer, pas­ tor of tho Catholic Church of the Nativity at Lake Mary. Also Introduced were Wil­ liam Joyce, district four de­ puty; John Leitcb, district 15 deputy; Joseph Martin, dis­ trict four warden; John Richtar. faithful navigator, Fourth Degree Hooor Guard; John Hags, grand knight, Our Lady at tha Lakes Council 3150 of Orlando and Peter Dutko, Grand Knight of Monsignor Bishop Council tltf. Tba luncheon was sponsored by tho Council Activities Committee of SL Richard's Council whose chairman is Chuck Toumoux. Preceding tho luncheon tho 80 Knights formed an im­ pressive procession as they marched In a group from th* Social HaU to tha church where they attended the 11:30 a. ra Dialogue Mass celebrated by Fr. Lyons. C ongregational N azarene C O R B k B O A T tO R A L CMMISTSAE C B t m C H ( t i l t e d Cbgrek a t Ckrteil P a r k A w a r e a * M I S Bt. I :SO r a m . — C b s r c h S ch o o l 10:40 ra m . ----- _ _ _ _ _ S e r v i c e 1:10 p. m. _ C h r i s t i n a Y o u t h M inistry R a v . W a l t e r A.R. M a r k e r s * * , Paator Episcopal C H R IST CHURCH Charvfc S t w a t , L— a w e e d F r . C h a ri* * W . S t e w a r t J r ., V icar H o l y C o m m u n l o a — t i l O ra m. S u n d a y School _ _ _ 1:00 ra tn. F a m i l y S srv le* s a d S e r m o n _ _ _ _ _ 70:0* ra ra. Free M ethodist F R E E M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H C a r a t v 411 SL n o d L a u r e l A w . T e l e p h o n e : F A 1-101* E u u a n e Hheldnu P salor S u n d a y School S:IS a.m. M o r n i n g W o r s h i p — 70:4k ram. E vening W orship 7:00 p.m. We<L P r a y e r S erv leg 7:10 ram. Lutheran LUTHERAN CHURCH OT " T b s C h u r c h o f th o L u t h e r a n H o u r " s a S TV T h i s la !h* U fa" H e r b e r t W. G o e r s * ____P a s t o r S u n d a y School _ 1:14 ra W o r s h i p S a r v t a * _ 70:14 ra era GOOD P H E P H E H D LUTHERAX CHURCH 4LCA) M O A o r le e d a D rive IH w y I f- H I B o a te r * . FlavSda BS-TS11 E r n e s t B , B o l l c k , J r . __ P a s t o r S u n d a y School ____ 1:11 ra ra. C h u r c h S e r v ic e s _ l u : M ra in. C o m m u n i o n — F i r s t S u n d a y In E a c h M o n th K I N D E R G A R T E N AN D N U R S ­ ERY M ethodist C.RACM M E T H O D IS T C H U R C H O n o r a Rd., s t W o o d l a n d Avs., Rov. J o h n H. H ir e s, J r . P a s t o r C h u r c h S c h o o l ____1:47 ra m. M i,r n ln * W o r s h i p 71:to ra m. M T P ----------------------- l i l t ra as. RAEARENB SL S t H S*lg A re . Psatos S u a S a y S ch o o l _ 1:01 ra ra. 10:41 ra ra. H o rn la g W o rship 1:40 ra ra. T____ o u ts E v s n g s l l i t l a S s r v l e * T:*0 p.m. H td-W sck S s r v l e * ( W a d . ) — T:40 p. ra. T hird B a a S sp S l a g s p l r a t l o a ------ 1:1* p. m. F IR S T CRURCR T H E RA SA B E N E I r a k * M a ry , F lra R a v . W . L. H o l c o m b s . F a a t o t Suadey 0:41 ra ura _ — . B lb ta S c a s o t 11:00 r a m . . H o r n i n g W o r s h i p 7i(4 p. m. — E v e n i n g S e r v ic e 7:00 p. m. _ W ed . M i d - W e e k I ' r s y t r Services 7:0a p. m . 3 n d Wed. M is sio n ­ ary service OF P entecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LORGWOOH Re v. E. R u t h O ram t — F a c t o r S u n d a y S ch o o l - 11:00 ra ra. M orning W o rsh ip 11:90 ra m. S u n d a y E v e n i n g _ T ito p. ra. Wed. B i b l e S t u d y _ 7:10 p. m. C o n q u e r o r s Msstli F rid a y 7:1* p r a Presbyterian F IR S T FRRSRTTEE1AR CHURCH O a k A v * . a o * T h i r d OtvreO Saaford. F lorida G r a v e r C. foevetl. J r . F lelW Church School - 1:11 ra m. S ess io n m e e t e . . t i l l ra tn. M o r n l n t W o r s h i p _ 10:0* ra m. P i o n e e r F e l l o w s h i p 0:0* p. m. S en io r H I F e l l o w s h i p 0:90 p m. E e s n l n g W o r s h i p __ 7:10 p. m. W ed P r a y e r M a s t i n g 7:0 0 p m . C H U R C H O F T H E C OV ENANT T h o m a s H. M akta P astes W o r s h i p ____ _ _ 3:00 s . m. C h u r c h S c h o o l ___10:0* ra m. r e T em porarily a t P l s s e r e i l w S ch o o l— F r e n c h a n d 17th. H B B N E S B R B E T H O D IS T CH U R C H C l t r u H eights Rev. R a y G r e g o r y , J r . . P a s t e r C h u r c h Schoo l 1:41 ra m. M o r n l a s W o r s h i p 11:40 ra m. M T P ________________«:I0 ra bl E v e . W o r s h i p _____ 7:10 p. ra. W e* P r a y e r S e r v i c e 7:10 p ra. F I E F T H B T H O D IB T C H U R C H U * F o rk A re. J o h n T. A d a m s J r . _ P a a t o r K c r a l a g W o r s h i p _ l ; N ra m. ■ u n d e r S c h o o l ------t : 4 l ra as. H o r a la g W orship 10:11 ra bl M T ” H s s t l a g s — f i l l p ra. (Interm ediate, S ealer) E v e n i n g W o r s h i p — T :t t p. ra. TO LIST YOUR CHURCH NOTICE CALL FA 2-26/7 These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice A tte n d services\ this week at i/ourown ' place o f worship W’ilson-Eiehelberger Mortuary Eunice 1. Wilson and Htsff Progressive Printing Co. J. M. lamsrun and Htsff Stenstrom Realty Herb S tenet rom and Staff The Hits Theatre OVIEDO WSCS MEMBERS receiving special membership certificates bik ! gold pins in recog­ nition of their outstanding work were (front, from left) Mrs. John Evans, Mrs. C. R. Clouts, :Mias Kulluyu Law Lon, M u. T. L. Lingo Sr. and Mr*. F. \V. Tulbott; (buck) Mrs. it. W. Estes, Mrs. Mux Lciuhurt, Mrs. E. M. Olliff, Mrs. George Morgan and Mrs. B. G. Smith. Mrs. M. L. Gary was nut present for tho photograph. (H erald l*liutuj_ TE s tilt S. Sem inal* Phyllis Kuivnslina FA 2-6234 Lake Mary W’lUon-Maler Furniture Co. Mr. and 31ra. Al WlUon Holier Motor Sales Co. Emmett t’arrrll A Staff J. C. Penney Company C. L. Huhin.un and Employers Food Fair Stores. Inc. Sanford Atlantic National Rank Southern Natural Gaa John Dunn A Staff \ irginia Hctruski I’. »». Il»t 1211 Sanford •Nora Norris Mr. and Mrs. >1. R. Strickland Bill Lot else* A Era ploy res George Hailey A Employvea W IL O O M E W AOOH The American Oil Company State Farm Insurance Companies Irving I. Pryor and Staff Howard H. llodgra A Staff Hill Lumber & Hardware Co, Jimmy Crappa A Employ are Rose And Wilks Restaurant Rosa and Wilke Bow area and Employ*** �jm 9b M « r l ftn l) Frl. Sept. 27, '63—Page 3 First Methodist Christian H U. S. Is Spending $45 Million To Observe For Merritt Island Property Events ■y Jane Casselberry Policies and procedures used by the federal govern­ ment in the acquisition of M.ooo acres of land on Mer­ ritt Island for the Nova pro­ ject were outlined by Mor­ gan T. Nealy, district man­ ager for the Army Corps of Engineers at Thursday's meeting of Sanford-Seminole Jaycees in the Civic Center. Nealy is in charge of nego­ tiating transactions for the government and since his of­ fice opened in Titusville 21 months ago it has acquired through direct purchase or condemnation options on 4,000 tracts costing a total of |43 million. In a crash program three areas in Brevard County were negotiated in a 19-monlh period and Dec. 31 of this year was set as the deadline for acquiring an additional 11.800 acres In Brevard and Volusia Counties. The total construction cost of the gigantic space pro­ gram on the Island is esti­ mated at 1700 million. There is no Immediate plan fur construction in two areas which will act as a buffer tone. It is here that most of the 3.000 acres of the island's citrus groves are located. Owners of the groves have the opportunity to lease back tile groves for a five-year period and if they do not wish to do so the leases are put up for public bid. In some of these same areas home owner* and businessmen are allowed to lease back their property un­ til it Is put to further use by the government. Plans call for the reloca­ tion of the Inland Waterway llaulover Canal further north. Roads will remain open for public travel for the lime being at least. In relating some of the un­ usual experiences encounter­ ed in negotiating for the land, Nealy said that one non-reildcnt owner who lives in California sent back the sign­ ed paper* with the comment, “ I am delighted to find you have discovered land on my Florida real estate!" A woman land owner, a frog grower, remarked that they had better complete the deal soon as she had im­ ported a Texas bullfrog and in a few weeks the place would bo full of frogs. Later she wa* going to apply for resettlement ex­ penses for the cost of moving the frogs, hut they were dug down in the mud and she Phone Worker Forfeits Bond TAMPA (UPD—A telephone operator who wa» charged with illegal pu*»e»siun of firearms snd explosives dur­ ing the general telephone strike forfeited S60<» bond In city court Thursday. Kathryn Prather, 27. failed to appear in court to fare the charge* and Judge John Gil­ bert estreated the bond. Circle To Meet The Sunshine Circle of the Casselberry Community Melh. odbt Church WSCS will meet Tuesday morning at 9 o’clock at the home of Mrs. Don MacLeod, Oakhurst Dr., Al­ tamonte Springs. Ballot For Haile couldn’t find them. [prize. and Prank Voltoline, Winners of the sales con-1 who won the second prise of test in the recent Jaycee fe r-! S3. tiliser sale were Garnett A new member Jotnlng the White who won the $3 first | :rg*nizatton was A1 Boyne. ACQUISITION OF LAND for the Nova project wan outlined by Morgan T. Nealy, Army Corps of Engineers, before the Jaycees Thursday noon. Pictured from the left: President Jim Smith, Nealy and Jimmy Jones, program chairman. St. John Chrysostom Church To Ordain Orthodox Priest St. John Chrysostum Orth­ odox Church, located on Highway 17-92 in Fern Park, will be the scene ot an im­ pressive ordination service of a young deacon to the Priesthood of the Eastern Orthodox Church on Sunday at 10:30 a. m. The service will be con­ ducted hy Rt. Rev. Gregory of the New York Archdiocese for Deicon Michael Hurley who after ordination, will lake up an active ministry and work in missions in the Cen­ tral Klu'ida area. Invitation to attend I* ex­ tended hy Fr. John Adair, priest, to all pcopte who would tike (o witness this an­ cient service patterned af­ ter the days of the "layingon-of-hands of the Apostles." The century-old building of Mrs. Thurgood Dies At Home Mrs. F. M. Thuritood, 88. died at her home at 9 a.m. Thursday. Born Dee. 17, 187L In Wappinger Fulls. N. Y., she made her home in Sanford for the past five years at 401 Mag­ nolia Ave. Kho was a mem­ ber of All Souls Church. Survivors are two daugh­ ters, Mrs. Edith Yearinn of Sanford and Miss Gertrude Thurgood of Montreal, Canada and two sons, Frank of Sanford and Jack of Columbus, Ohio. Funeral Mass will lie held at 11 a m. Saturday at All Souls with the Rev. Richard | Lyons officiating. Buriat will he in Oaklawn Memorial Park. The Rosary will be recited at 8 p m today at Brisson Funeral Home. WASHINGTON (UPI) — A Only once in U. S. history company of 20 ballet dancers will appear at ■ White House did the presidential cabinet dinner honoring Ethiopia’s remain unchanged for the Emperor Haile Selassie, Get. full four y ean : Franklin Fierce’* term. 2. the church, Is situated on Lake of the Woods and is the only American, English-lan;uage Orthodox Church in the entire State of Florida. It is engaged in an Americanisa­ tion program on behalf of the descendants of "old country" Orthodox people* as well as presenting the grandeur of the ancient Liturgy of the East to the American people at large. Its doors are open to one and all, at all times, they that (hey might see "how" the worship of the Apostles was actually carried on in the primitive Church. Officers By Jan e Casselberry Officer* for the coming year were elected Tuesday slight at the Casselberry Community Methodist Church by (he Christian Homemaker* Sunday School Clast. Frank M euick wa* elected president and officers re­ elected to serve in the same positions were Mrs. L, L. Wcrley, vice president; Mrs. Leonard Wagner, secretary and Mrs. Don Montgomery, treasurer. Rummage Sale chairman, Mrs, Angel Mendez, reported that 378 64 wa* taken in at the recent sale. A Halloween Party is plan­ ned by the class for Tuesday, Oct. 29, in lieu of the regu­ lar October meeting. Refreshments of cake and coffee were served following the meeting by the hostess, Mrs. Ililli* Fetter and .Mrs. Robert Deppen. World Communion Day will be observed at the First Methodist Church of Sanford on Sunday. Oct. «. This date also will be Church School Rally Day and Promotion Day for a new fourth grade Sunday School Class. In connection with the Ral­ ly Day observation an all out effort will be made to estab­ lish new membership records for attendance by the more than 800 member* in the Church School Departments. Adult classes will meet in the church sanctuary and will compete for the best average attendance. Each new fourth grade Sunday School students who will be leaving the Primary and entering the Junior De­ partment, will receive a Bible from Rev. John T. Adams Jr., pastor of the church, who will be assisted during the program by the third grade teachers. Episcopal Girls Choose Project The f’rst project chosen by the new girls Friendly So­ ciety of Christ Church Epis­ copal in Longwood is to make toys for the nursery of the church, Ronnie Lee Stuart has been elected chairman for the group. Plans are being made hy Mrs, Inez Blanton, director, for the indication of the So­ ciety into the national organ­ ization within the next three weeks. Member* arc Cheryl Ann and Carol Ann M an and Mldie lie Pasternack of Alta­ monte Spring* anil Jeanne Kcigns. Robin Hammond ami Lynn Anne Stevens of Longwood. The Society meets each Saturday at i0 3o a. m. at the Parish House on Church Street in Longwood. Girls seven to eleven years, re­ gardless of religious affilia­ tion, are invited to Join. Flu Shots Now Urged By Leone Business^!-, Prairie Lake Makes Briefs W - Revival Assignments Harry Robson, of Robson Sporting Goods, ho* been pre­ sented Kvinrude’s Silver award for sales ami service achievements, Rohson is at the 1964 Chi­ cago Roat Show lids week getting a front sent view of next year’s boats nod motors and also getting in the driver’s sent of most of them. Rohson will be truck Mon­ day with what’s new in boats and motors for 1961, espe­ cially Kvinrude’s new line. The Kvlnrtlde line features a big new 09 hp motor, along with the world's (peed record hold­ er, llie Starfllte 7ft hp and a new in-between size, the Sport four 60 hp. lty Jane Casselherry A meeting was held follow­ ing the evening service at the Prairie Lake Ilaptist Church in Fern Park Sunday to as­ sign responsibilities for the coming revival which will be­ gin on October 13. The Girl’s Auxiliary and Promotion Day Scheduled By Jane Casselherry This Sunday will he Promo­ tion Day at the Prairie fuiki* Baptist Church and will be known a* "Harley Sturgill Appreciation Day" with an attendance goal set for 323. Sturgill has been Sunday ......................... .. .. laundry J ®!hf 0l SUf e.ri.n. ,end1,n t,,!0r ,hB at 21110 French Avenue is now past two years and will serve under the manage merit of U. a* chairman of the Deacons this year. Floyd Bailey will D. (Wes) Wesley. Wes has improved every­ lie the new superintendent. All departments will meet thing about the place, and ,n their regular places and changed its riuiue to "Weswill return to the auditorium ties and relief ami Mrs. Fred kuy Wusheterin." at 10 03 a. m fur a short The laundry has been com­ Schinkel, fund agencies. program and promotion. Circle chairmen will be pletely repainted, the washers During the program the Miss Anne I'uy three* ami and dryers overhauled and put new teachers and officer* for hi perfect operating condition, Mrs. Hiram Woods. Hu- year will he introduced Presiding over the installa­ and a new air conditioned and and new class rooms will be tion for these officers was heated waiting room hus been assigned. Mrs. Ernest Gailenkamp of added. Arrangements have b e e n Det.and, head of the Women of the Church, St. John* made for a factory trained Training Held Presbytery. A training school service man to check a!| the Rev. Rftma* Copeland and for tile new group will he machines otn o monthly. Marvin McClain, church lead­ Mr. Wesley says the dryer* held on Sunday, Oct. 6, from er* nf the CaMelberry Com­ 2 until 3 p. m, under the operated at 190 degrees, and munity Methodnt Church, at­ leadership of Mrs. Max Mor­ the hot water in the washers tended the first of * lerie* is Rift degrees, very adequate of training classes fur church rison of Daytona Reach. Wednesday’s meeting was (or excellent washing. lay speakers held Tuesday Other features at Wvs-Kay night at the Aslury Methodist opened with devotions by Rev. Thomas II. Makln, pastor of 'are new chairs, insect killing Church in Mall land. St. Andrews. The nominating tamps, ami ruin di-1—iimts for committee report was pre­ detergent, blench, plastic bogs, cokes and cookies. sented by Mr*. Rose. New Women Of The Church Organized In Bear Lake The Women of the Church of St. Andrews Presbyterian Church in Rear Lake held an organisational and election meeting Wedno- lay afternoon at the Chapel on Linneal Beach Drive. Elected were Mr*. L. C. Tinsley, president; Mrs. Royce K Itidgewell, vice presi­ dent; Mrs. C. C. Jones, se­ cretary • treasurer and Mrs. Hal W. Gettings, historian. Committee chairmen nam­ ed were Mrs. Elizabeth Rose, spiritual growth; Mrs. D. It. Driggers, Christian educa­ tion; Mrs. H. A. Ksslck, ste­ wardship; Mrs. E. F. Colbert, church extension: Mrs. Ar­ thur Patrick, world missions; Mr*. William Powell, annui­ Immunization nguiust influ­ enza notv, with the approach of the winter season, was rec­ ommended today hy Dr. Frank Leone, director of the Semi­ nole County Health Depart­ ment. "We are approaching the season (November through March! in which influenza and pneumonia taka their heaviest toll," Dr. Leone said, "and estimate* for Ubi;t indi­ cate that this will bo a recordbreaking year for pneumonia Royal Ambassador organiza­ and influenza mortality. The importance of this tion will be in charge of a d ­ cannot be over-emphasized as vertising under the leader­ 8ll per rent of the influenza ship id Rob Conrad. ...........................cases and 53 per cent of the W m g people of the church |tlfhlMI*, and pneumonia will be in charge of putting deaths nsuully occur within up 39 tlusters this Saturday this five-month period." in all surrounding ruin muniDr. Leone reommended Inlie*. They will meet at the routine for all persons, par­ church at 3 p. m. ticularly those over 6ft years Some 3,0dil bulletins will he of age snd persons with nny distributed lo home* in the chronic or disabling disease*. area and 1,300 tracts will lie given hy the students to their friends. l-amar Cockrell will lie In charge of ushers for the re ­ vival and T. D. Ilagley will enlist men to work in the parking lot. A Methodist Youth Rally Officer* of the W ild, under will be held this Saturday at the president, Mrs. Jean the First Methodist Church Jones, will conduct morning of Sanford whrn young people cottage prayer meetings for of the host church wilt he the two weeks preceding the joined hy those from Kbenrevival. ezer and Grace Methodist Brotherhood officers under Churches for a covered dish Ernest Hooker, president, will supper and program meeting. conduct two cottage prayer The Rally will get under­ meeting* each week fur the way with supper at 3:3(1 p.m. next three weeks. The first Featured on the following will be held this Saturday at program will he a film entitl­ 8 p. m. at the homes of Mr. ed "F ar From Alone." the and Mrs. Fred Conway In story of a young Christian lotngwood and Mr. and Mrs. college athlete who battles Floyd Hailey in Fern Dark. to defend hi* convictions. FRANK MESS1CK was elected president of the Christinn Homemakers Class of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church at a meeting: held Tuesday niyrht. Other officers re-elected were, seated from left, Mrs. L. I„ Werley, Mrs. Don Montgomery and Mrs, Leonard Wagner. (Herald Photo) Don't Forget! Local Church To Host Rally M O V I N G ? » U » » / V 1 ■ ■ O FA 2 - 9 5 1 1 5 0 4 C e le y A v e . S a n f o r d , F la . make 5 u 4 U U U A /-F tU G UST AU YUUt 10NG Capture it all in Snapshot! Wieboldt's CAMERA SHIH* 210 S. PARK AVE. \T T : FORD OWNERS September 4k October Paris Special! GENUINE FORD Thermostats Bach GENUINE FORD ANTI-FREEZE 60f r , Quart GENUINE FORD Radiator y o s e 20% D iscount GENUINE FORD SPARK PLUGS GENUINE FORD MUFFLERS 1919 • S t FORDS Introducing... $6« $9 9 4 FORDS GENUINE FORD McQuade )7lo)fo-(■ bfc SHOCK ABSORBERS EACH $555 GENUINE FORD OIL FILTERS 57 - 62 Ford & Falcon LATEX FLAT PAINT EACH MATCHING SEMI-GLOSS FINISHES • Corvair — FROM — Holler Motor Sales Co. Ph. FA 2-0711 HEAVY 90 3 IlODY FOR NO Choice Of II Color.* PER GALLON HILL 223 W. :inl ST. DRIP 1 EACH * 2 05 BRING THIS AD ID OUR PARTS DEIT. One Coat Covers EXTRA $ 2 ^ 51 - 36 FORD and He One Of The First To See & Own An All New 2nd & Palmetto \ ' A L // 1952 • H I for Walls - Ceilings - Woodwork AUK NOW ON DISPLAY Chevrolet Chevelle "County of Grariuu* Liv­ ing” is the slogan of St-ml note County. ------- ~ 1 ALUM INIZED M OVING AND S T O R A G E CO ., IN C . IN T E R I O R F I N I S H E S THE 1964 Chevrolets By Jane Casselberry A Quarterly Conference will be held at the Casselberry Community Methodist Church next Wednesday following the covered dish supper which will begin at 6:30 p. m. Guest* of honor at the fel­ lowship supper will be the new members joining the church this Sunday and Dis­ trict Superintendent Bruce Gannawiy of Orlando wtu* will conduct the Quarter!* Conference. 55 CALL 4 Conference Set In Casselberry For Methodists NO SPATTER 30 PF.R QUART LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO FA 2-5581 Your friendly ford llealrr Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD, FLA. PH. FA 2-1181 Winter Park MI 1-8916 �Lusty Infant •f Indonesia h u tha bum of tha IB th* "Indonaslaa OWuT CMit* map*. Tba B«f— one* «*llad tho ModItomuMBB "Oar Sob." Such national 'mm wh not disputed; If it was, opatarta vara aoon ahowa the error of their way*. ladoooaie ie tho fourth lerfeat action of the world ia population and r Dr. Crane’s " H e S tu c k in H is T h u m b a n d . . Worry Clinic atretchee over a vast area o f tho Sooth Pacific. It ia rich in rneourcea aad could weD oaa day become a major power. At prases t, however, it ia doubt* ful if anyone will take much notice of the Indonesian exercise in gran* dour. Map change* and mytha pro­ duced for home consumption ere poor substitutes for concrete economic end political advances tjwerd strong nationhood. ba was • straight "A* man at college. Fee year ability to win taccess is dealing W ith people (laclading year wife) baa little to do with coUogo grades or L Q. So for tho "Advertising") Lesson In Citizenship Outside the bounds of Alabama, the newly programmed desegrega­ tion o f southern and border state schools proceeded this year almost without incident. The question is one can imagine that when such changes occur they are wel­ comed, particularly in Deep 8outh states like Georgia and South CaroY et they are usually accepted in UMIMUijr fashion. Counsels of calm prevail It is apparent that the millions of aouthtrnera have a deep commit­ ment to law and order, just as do fffltnfM of Americans in other sec­ tors. Often many may disagree with the purpose and content of particu­ lar lews. They may not like what some courts decree as they interpret either the lews or ths federal and state constitutions. But they believe that the courts must be obeyed if we are to have rule by law rather than by tho whims o f men. It is significant that a high pro­ portion of this year's "new desegre­ gation" took place on a voluntary ba­ sis. That is, the school districts de­ veloped their plans without waiting to be ordered into action by n federal court. This marks recognition in many quarters that m ost legs! remedies sought as a meant o f barring deseg­ regation have been exhausted. This being so, mors end mors communi­ ties regard a court fight as a fruit­ less w ests o f time, energy and money on all sides. It ta a further sign, too, that most Americana of whatever region want their achoola open and functioning. The education of millions o f Ameri­ can children for a new and more chal­ lenging day ia too Important to per­ mit o f any roadblocks. Many southern communities are mindful aa well that they are playing an important and growing role in the economic and scientific revolution that Is sweeping the nation. They prize their new place in the scheme of things. They see no point in allow­ ing the racial issue — or any other — to interpose itself between them and further progress. Taken together, these are the reusons somt racial change came so quietly this year in parts of the South and border zones. The performance, generally, was indeed a lesson for the whole coun­ try. CASE Q-4S8: Clem O. aged 29, ia th* brilliant engineer who was failing as a salesman. He began to think you must be "born" a salesman. That's not true. But you must diUgsutiy study Applied Psychology and thus leant how to produce har­ mony in striking tha verbal keys that persuade people. Salesmanship (and social popularity) are like skill at tha piano keyboard. You must hava your atten­ tion focusssd on th* problem aad then go through diligent practice sessions till you can bring forth harmony, both •ftxa/r TIE Letters Lyle C Wilson Soys: JFK Pushes Tax Bill Th* disadvantage to Ken­ One solid reason for press­ bill. In terma of politics, ing the administration tax Ksnnedy needs tha tax bill nedy of postponing civil bill through Congress with now. The sooner the tax bill rights until n u t year Is that first priority at ths expanse Is enacted, tha soensr will tha Sonata contest will pr* of civil rights and ail else is Democrats expact the politi­ code tho presidential election this: cal climate to claar for them. by a few months, instead of Ths bill would be beyond Next year cornea a presi­ by many. That would bo a the reach of congerasional dential election. Kennedy pro­ factor favorable to th* Re econo misers before President mised in 1940 to deal affec­ publics ns In thslr effort to Kennedy reveal* his IMS fis­ tively with many problems, win electoral votes in south­ cal year spending plans. If tha including unemployment and ern states, tax bill couid be held over an economic stagnation ha d e­ Negroes would protest, ef course, any postponement of Washington — It (till looks Committee finally voted 17-S year*, of creating mora na­ until the next session of Con­ tected in tba growth rate e f civil righto legislation. But th* tiros* National Product. gress, a big new spending So though Congress will vote to recommend that the full tional wealth and atrengthenperformanca they would bo expected to get Houm approve an f l l . l billion lng our geld position in the figure might recruit enough Promts* and all of us e tax rat this year. opposition to dsfeat the pro­ h a v s not kapt perfectly their bill before election day, cut in perional end corporate world money market. Bettor bustnoaa then expect- taxes over the next two years. abreast. Democrats ex pact 1944, end tb it is tho import, ject. To th* argument that we ant thing in terms of presi­ the tag program U There I* another urgency to od b» tho first half of 1943 What went on between Feb­ cannot afford to cut taxes dential politics. temporarily undercut Prtil- ruary and September li a lib. when we have ao huge a na­ the tax program. It is this: that eltuation. President Kennedy evident­ With so llttta accomplished Tba Negroes have been pa­ dent Kennedy’* contention cral education In pollliea aa it tional deficit Kennedy and his ly expect* th* preposed tax in th# first nine months of tient. Tha 1940 Democratic that a cut la taxes use nec­ ia presently practiced. The advlsgra replied that wo will reduction program to help re­ this session o f Congress, tha platform and Kennedy’s cam­ essary to stimulate the econo­ Admlnlatntlon argued lta get our budget In balanca deem eome of hi* 19iiO cam­ administration now m u s t paign promises added up to a my and prevent farther nnem- eaae on principle. Without a quicker If wa cut taxes and paign promisea about getting press for mueh vital legisla­ program of instant cirii ployment It took tho Adminl- tax cut, the Preeldent con­ thereby stimulate the econo­ the country to moving again, tion before Christmas. rights. otrntion from February, when tended, "1044 Is going to be my than If wo don’t. “The rea­ If civil rights Is put aside lie firmly believes the tax His President did name hoarings an the tax-cut bill an uncertain time." Without son tho government Is In defi­ blit would provide consider­ for tha tax bill and finally Negroes to high and unaccus­ began, to September to sell tho cut Kennedy told Con- cit," Kennedy insisted, "is he able protection against a re­ goes ovar until tha next ses­ tomed office. Ho Indicated in ths powire-lhet-be in the greie, wo face a possible in­ cause you have more than four cession: that It would tend to sion, much time will have many other wyys his interest Bouse of Representatives on crease In unemployment and million people unemployed and reduce unemployment by a been saved in the Senate In Negro welfare. But Keneuttlns taxes for longer-run an economic downturn. With became the last five years substantial margin; that the which otherwise might ba nedy could not bring himself reeioni. But on BepL 10 the tho cut, he saw the poiaibllity have had a rather sluggish nation'! economic Ills he dis­ stymied by filibuster. until this year to challenge cautious conservative! who of decreasing unemployment growth, much slower tlisn any covered >nd promised to re­ Th* filibuster would coma white southern voter* with rule the Ways and Means over Uie next two or three other Western country." medy In 1M0 would, indeed, next year, of course, because th* eivll rights program he The President tried ener­ he substantially remedied by ths administration ia commit­ promised th* Negro voters getically to convert Congress his tax program. ted to n civil rights program three years ago. OUR BOARDING HOUSE to modern economics. At the Every week of delay di­ and might loss much presi­ All thlnga considered, th* Btrr th a t N06a]/ ve tty FUNNY, f same time he smiled on some minishes the pollticil advant­ dential election year support Negroes probably will be will­ o f *>u * e i4 a <( eusTBtr/— har -> old-fashioned political finag­ ages the President can expect from Negroes if non* were ing to wait another year. wMM*T»sau.50Me lao oo ATWWTION- RUMPH/— TT60 ling by his staff and support from enactment of his tax enacted. IeeTTeR/DlDVtXJ < HAPTWN6TWAT They are on top. LAWNCMA1MCUT ITWAV EYTRtMSLY ers in Congress. :PONTMATOB/ FWDM i-DAuerrwrmweoJ i tfARN rFttiNTOW a is r iV s s H U w m uw i weWWVTDDMV w n iu u w Their first step was to win friends for tho Prosldsnt's bill by making it an omnibus 46 A emAW HAT THi5crrV£iMPtV measure and Including in it a THATfUUW OWBW- , must p i ant m o k .BOARD.' littis something for slmo*t « had» - m a n s / everyone. In the final version, one section or another was of WASHINGTON (UP!)—Th* bably would burn tham. Tho abapo, however, was special interest to almost all tho important lobbies active adhesive quality of tha hu­ My wife makes good pas­ another milter. If anythief, on Capitol Hill. Bueiness citl- man brain is altogether mar­ tries but abo'a a lousy fabric they were mors boggy than before. tens, labor and most organ­ velous. In win* respects it cook. On* night, whsn I couid Pending further research, It ised groups liked what the bill functions even better than fly­ stand it no longar, 1 got out ia currently my belief that would do for them more than of bed. took a pair of slacks tho baking instructions tha they disliked the hill as a paper. Take this Item that I ran from my wife's closet and Florida lady found wore In­ whole. Business men, fur in­ stance, would have liked lower sertm the othrr day In Cloth­ carried them into the kitchen. tended tor frosen slick*. corporate taxes tlisn the |IU ing Care Sea*, a publication Then 1 folded them neatly In­ provides, but they are happy of the National Institute of to a pie pan and placed them with the higher tax credit Drycleanlng. It told about a in the oven. PUBLIC the bill alluwa in return for lady in Florida who bought After eight minutes at 2S0 tOOZ£i inveetmente. a pair of slacks and found at­ degrees, 1 poked them with ■ Certain powerful Interests tached to them the following fork to make certain they ihf WAY were done. If I do say so my­ waro permitted to plead out of Instructions: "To maintain perfect shape self, the crust was perfect. court for removal of proposed changes obnoxious to them. put in cold oven and bake for As a result the Ways and eight minutes at 230 degrees." Means Committee agreed with There was no particular the railroads that tha speedup reason why that item should Page 4 Sanford, Florida Fri., September 27, 1D63 Kennedy requested should not have stuck in my brain, but I be quite ao swift. It went haven't h ad a moment’s along with tha oil and gaa peace since I read it. WALTS)II A. GIKLOW, SUIITUn A ll) K l t l l l l t i a companies in knocking out all No matter how hard 1 try rXKD WELLS r i K U VA N P K L T but one of tho reforms in to get my miSd on something M ecb sn lctl Mupt. Managing Edllur mineral taxes ths White else, all 1 cat think about ia J t V I l l eilUBM AM K K Il 4 sln * ss M s n n g .r JIIO T W W .L » House wanted. baked slacks. siiitti.uv j . iih iv t C-unly DJIlor The House Is expected to Does bakisg really pre • 'I n ss ltlsit M t n t s t r CKCKLIV rA H M K N n te v a v o l t o l in u approve what ita Committee serve their ship*! If so. what O.-clsiy E d i t o r C lr c u U lln g M sn a a sr recommends. The Kennedy kind of pan should you bake bill goes to ths Senate where them inT And how often StaSCIUPTIOV H tTXI Chairman Harry F. Byrd's should you bike them? And D tU itiy N r Wall F .m la s U l ' - n a t r All O th sr powerful Committee on Fi- which is better, a gas oven l i e W ssk l».*« 1 T s a r |M .3 t t T s a r nance plans to hold careful or an electric oncT !«« t llanllia 4.73 ! M o n t h s t i n I M o n th * 3 »0 X M o n th * hearing* on it. The Virginian In desperation. ! took tha I t * 1 Mont It t.n t I M outh IT. U P o t l a l l l « a u U t l o n s p r u t Ills H in t a l l tu s l l s u b s c r i p t i o n s bs hai promised not to pigeon­ Item home aid showed it to p a i d In a d v a n c e . hole the bill, however. The my wife, who wears the Senate will have a chance to slacks in our family, Entered as ascond elaas nutter October IT, llt l at the Poat vote on it thie year. Byrd "Oh, that’s ridiculous," she office of Baaford, Florida, under the Act of Cuttgrcca of March. says. And th* Senator ia a said. Tho llorold to a member of tho United Prats which Is an man of his word. "Why!" titled txclutlvsly to tbs uia ftr rspubllcatloa of all tho local What worries the President "For something like that newt printed In this newspaper. No port of any material, nswa or edvcrtlalnr. of this edition ia that Byrd may not let the tha oven should be pre-healed of The Sanford llcrald may ba reproduced In any manner wlth- Senate vote until it is too late to 300 degree*." lo u t w r i t te n psriutealon of tho publisher of Th* H*rwld. Any for th* two houses to recon­ That waa no wife's idea of Individual or firm reeponalbla for aoch reproduction will bo considered as Infringing on Ths Herald’s copyright and will bs cile any differences in a final a joke. The tnth is, she never held Habit tor damaging under the law. Published dally eirept blit and still get home by baked a pair of slacks in her iHelurday. gunJay and C h ristm a s, publlshsd Saturday prtt.tdlnu .Christmas. lift. And if u s did alio pro­ £brB tanas. Helen Fuller Says Tax Cut Likely Dick West Soys It’s A Half-Baked Idea i Give mice for many UNITED Qftp fcanfori Ijmdii from tho ptane as well oa from poopi*. A brilliant scientist con Uvo all his life in a hums that has • pf&SC *"d still not be able to play a single melody, un­ less he has practiced diligent­ lySo, too, many brilliant sci­ entist* (and even aomo clergy­ men) live among peopls but liave never learned the strat­ egy of handling people suc­ cessfully. For a high L Q . dees not guarantee you popularity or financial success or musical skill, or even freedom from di­ vorce! No, it requires definite daily study of human relations. So 1 gave Clsra my adver­ tising test which ever a mil­ lion of you business and pro­ fessional men have taken at your convention*. Here are three pairs of book titles, each till* of which was publicised nationally in full page newspaper' advertise­ ment* for a full year. Which ttlle of each pair sold the greater number of books. Remember, no human sales­ man bussed your doorbell and injected hi* personal magnet­ ism into tho salsa situation. Instead, you simply read the newspaper ad and then mailed your check. So this ia the beat test I have ever seen of tho motivat­ ing appeal of printed words, devoid of anj human person­ ality factor. (a) —— Battles of a Bea­ man —— Privateersman (b) — llow to Improve Your Conversation — The Secret of SelfImprovement Cbm tee* the ■‘Mrttvstfce Tart" briefly liin B H to­ day aad failed. His final United Fund of Stminolo County Sanford, Florida. A chock for our subscrip­ tion to ths 1943 Fund is sent and with it goes our bast wishes for a fruitful year in your work of helping others. W* are happy to b* a part of this important community ac­ tivity. Because of your expended obligations and tha fact that costa aro increasing, wo are adding to our 1902 pledge a sum that wa bellsvt will help compensate for these influ­ ences on your budget. We wish you utmost success in ohlsving your goals for this year. Yours truly, Georg* Touhy Executive Vies Free. First Federal Savings A Loan Assn. (e) Facta About Fascism ----- The Truth About Mussolini These end 13 other pairs aro included in th* booklet offer­ ed tfeiuW, «o if you are Inter, •stod in the art ox persuading people, be sure to tend for that booklet. I gave this complete "Motiv­ ation Test" to Clem and he failed it miserably. In fact, his final rating was "Poor" de­ spite hi* Phi Beta Kappa key. For skill at influencing peo> pie is a specific technique that you must study in its own right. It doesn’t even require col­ lege education at all, for many newspaper boya have learned far more Applied Psychology than have some of our pro­ found professors of science. College men also get almost as many divorces ao tho uned­ ucated, for th* art of getting along harmoniously with peo­ ple is not synonymous with your high I. Q. or your schol­ astic grades in college! In th* palrod titles above, her* aro tho answers: (a) First; (b) First; (c) First. For fuller discussion ef th* five basic laws of human mo­ tivation, consult my college textbook "Psychology Ap­ plied" at your local library, or tend for ths booklet "Tho New Psychology of Advertising end Selling," enclosing • long stamped, return envelop*, plus 20 cento. (Always write to Dr, Crass ia care of this nowspaper, enclosing a long ■tamped, addrewsod envel­ ope and >4 cent* to cover typing aad printing mate when you «*nd for one of hia booklets.) ALL NEW R o l H id e ONE COAT NO DRIP Interior Acrylic Latex Paint BUY ONE — GET .ONE FREE Quotes • • • • • I am not a woman of in­ trigue. People of intrigue are people without moons, but 1 bar* plonty of means. —Mrs. Ngo Dinh Khu, sisterin-law of th* president of South Viet Nam. OUTSTANDING HIDING POWER « CAN BE SCRUBBED WITHIN 19 DAYS 1 DRIES IN 39 .MINUTES NO PAINTY ODOR SOAP AND WATER CLEAN UP The Only Paint With A WRITTEN If a citixen does not de­ mand hla rights, ha is no longer a citixsn. 11* becomes a slave. —Stefan Cardinal Wyssynski of Poland. UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE A1m> Can Ik Tinted 1,301) Different Color* In 10 year* women will hava shad tha tops of their bathing suite completely. —Italian design** KmlHo Pucci. Mary Carter Paints 20* W. 1st ST. F A 2-2449 IN OBSERVANCE OF Y0M KIPPUR (DAY OF ATONEMENT) the following stores will be CLOSED Friday N igh t and Saturday Yom Kipper, tits final f i r of th* 10-day Jewish New Year* Observance commence* this year at eundosn Friday, September 27(h sod last until sundown aw Saturday, Sort. 38th. In okoervsneo of this final period of rtpontsnc* and penancs, known on “Tn* Day of Atonement", th* follow lag firms will be closed for business, and esek on* extends to all their friends sincere wishes tor God’s blessings of health and Hap* pin*** through the coming year. Arm y - N avy Surplus 310 8. Sanford Ave. H & A D epartm ent Store Sanford Jew elry 101 S. Sanford Ave. & Luggage Corner First & Palmetto Ave. Hollywood Shop Sanford Linoleum & Tile 114 East First Street 127 W. First Street M anuel Jacobson Department Store 213 E. First Street Sanford Shoe Center 207 W. First B t m t �m r- Three Seminole Games At! Home, One Away ? JYs Swamp Leesburg By Thinking Out Loud ?0-0 Score About Sports BY JULIAN STEMSTRUM t I • This time last week Semin­ ole High's football coach Jim Pigott hud strung out his cry* in^ towel so many times the floor in his office was flooded. And If Jim McCoy and Dick Williams, I’igott's line and backfield cvacLei, respective* ly, could hare carried a tune the blues would never have been sung in better harmony. But that was last week, be­ fore the Seminolee beat Titus­ ville 14 to 13. This week the opposite is true. The Seminole camp is a tribe on the warpath—und that goes for the coaching staff as well. Plgutt. Williams and McCoy can’t wait for to* night’a 8 o'clock kickoff at Grenadier Stadium in Orlando •gainst Colonial. “This is a real ball club,” Pigott said without any res­ ervations. “ Wa’ve got a good bench plus ptenty of depth and strength. And,'* he added, “ wet or dry we’r* ready for the Grenadiers." This la • switch If we ever heard of on*. This kind of op­ timism can only be classified ■a unusual. Why? “This ia the first bail club I've ever coached,” confided Pigott, “that every mun who dresses out will be in there sometime during the game." But that isn't all. Pigott said the Seminole's win over Titusville was a real team vic­ tory and revealed the 1cey to his box of optimism: "Any ball club that can come up with a win like that has the potential of being a good team.'* Pigott went on to say th a t the kids proved it thia week in the practice sessions with hard blocking and tackl­ ing and good ball handling. The Seminole mentors in­ stalled a few new plays for the “ benefit" of Colonist. In addition to Barry Barks, Prank Noell and Billy Hig­ gins, Mike Fordhnni, Larry Watson and John Ray will see action tonight at the end slots. Dsn McCall will be at center but he'll get relief from Steve Balint and Dave Howe, in the interior line, tackles Ernie Steele, Mike Glad, Dave Noell, Dave Gollohor and Jim Touhy will all see action along with guards Joe Earless (who did a fine job last week), Dale Alexander, Brad Pruden, Joe Purdy, Steve Clark and Steve Harris. McCoy said he would be busy all night s h u t t l i n g guards, tackles, centers and ends. T h is way," Tigott dac la red, “we'll keep a fresh ball club in there es much es poseible.” Standings “Une of our big problems last week," Pigott admitted, "wus our ball handling. We made too many mistakes, but we’ve ironed them out.** Ron­ nie Hinson will start at quar­ terback but A1 Boniface and Mike Gray will sec their share of combat. Williams will start Earl Black and Buddy Lawson at the halves und also use Chuck Scott, Billy Brown Billy Kuy­ kendall and Danny Tlllis. Lee Sparkman will start at full with Lloyd Freeman and Bud­ dy Burton expected to see plenty of action. By Donas Merck Herald Staff Writer When Noah went o r one of history's first boating trips, he took along one of boating's most enduring accessories— his wife. Here are a few of the new accessories to have on board, along with your wife, that were introduced this year: Boat carpeting, of­ fers sure footing in any boat cabin; cookbooks just for galleys; a floating safe for storing valuables, made of rubber, ts inflatable and may be used as in air cushion; outboard motor oil in a poly­ ethylene container, w h e n empty the container can be used for bailing or as a boat fender. And in case your dog has never learned to swim, life preservers for pets. • • • Have you had your boat in­ spected for the Coast Guard sticker? If not, two things which seein to be giving boat owners the most trouble in passing the examination are numbers and gas tanks, ac­ cording to S. L. Levy, of the Coast Guard Auxiliary. Be sure letters and numbers are •paced correctly, it yon have large capacity gas tanks, make sure you are strong enough to lift them in and out of tlie boat for filling or else install them permanently with a deck fill, outside vent and ground the tank. Harry Robson is at the Chi­ cago Boat Show this week. Seems Harry is combining business with pleasure as he is trying out the 1964 bouts in Lake Michigan. The Seminole High School JayVees. sparked by an 89sard touchdown Jaunt by Eric Wulstrom in the second period, roared o n to a 30 to 0 victory last night over tlie lit­ tle Yellow Jackets of Lees­ burg High iu t h e Lake County city. ft was the 24th straight victory for the junior Seminotes. The only blot on the club’s record was last week's scoreless tie with Seabreeze of Daytona Beach. Tlie two dubs played on fairly cien terms during the initial period hut Walstrom's TD end sweep seemed to ig­ nite the Sciuinotes. Shortly alter the opening tally, Bernie Barber fired a pass to LeRoy Nopper for a 35-yard touchdown play. The Scminoles’ final mark­ er came in the third stanza when again Barber spotted Nopper in the clear and hit t h e butlseye for another touchdown. Barber b o o t e d two extra points out of three. The Senunoles* defense was sparked by Tommy Cason, one of Seminole’s co-captilns. Sanford’s offensive standout on the line was John Colbert. Bill Messer’s running ac­ counted for a number of good gains. The little Seminole’s de­ fense in the recovery depart­ ment also aided the warriors’ cause. They grabbed three Leesburg miscues to seriously hamper the Yellow Jacket at­ tack. In the same department Seminole lost the ball once on a fumble. Head Coach Ralph Stumpf who played every youngster on his squad said he was well pleased with the performance. South Seminole Wins, 32 to 12 Tlie South Seminole Junior High School Hurricanes blew up a storm last night when they lifted the list on their 1963 football schedule by thrashing St. Cluud Junior High by a score of 33 to 12. Faced by Fullback Larry Lott amt Halfback David Straughn, tlie Hurricanes roll­ ed in for a pair of touch­ downs in the opening period and added single markers in each uf the last three. Lott racked up a pair of touchdowns by carrying on several series of offensive plays. Meanwhile, Straughn came up with two long dis­ tance jaunts for touchdowns— one for fio yards and another for 40. Halfback David Moore scampered for 43 yards for the fiftli touchdown. Head Coach Jim Clark played his entire squad. ’’We were well satisfied,” Clark declared. Both of south Seminole's quarterbacks, Jim Lucas and Danny Kiser, came up with creditable performances. Along the forward wall excell­ ent jobs were turned in by center T o m m y Flellcr. guards Haul Lambert and Bob Herrington, and tackles Bruce Stuart, Gregg Danko ami Dave Drueding. A stand­ out among the ends was Char­ les Newell. A. F. Keeth, of Sanford, a member of the Orlando Pow­ By United Press International er Squadron, tells us the AMERICAN LEAGUE squadron will start classes In § W L Pet. GB safe boat handling, naviga­ tion and government regula­ x-N. York 104 &5 .654 91 67 .576 124 tions on Oct. 7 at 7:30 p.ni. at Chicago 89 70 .360 15 Howard Junior High School Minn. 84 76 .628 20 in Orlando. Contact Keeth at Balt. 78 81 .401 26 FA 3-1413 if more information Detroit 77 82 .181 27 Is needed. Clev*. * • « 75 86 .469 291* Boston 73 87 .433 32 Ksn. City Tip of the week: Weeds 7U 90 .438 34>i and lily-pads picked up by the Los A. 66 103 .348 48' 3 propeller uf an outboard mo­ Ma»h. x-Clinched pennant tor can usually be removed Thursday's Results by simply reversing the mo­ U ric . 4 Kan. City 1, 10 ins. tor and accelerating briefly. Only game scheduled Saturday’s Games Cleveland a t Kansas City Washington a t Chicago Detroit at Baltimore More than 100 lop cars and quarter mile and are expect­ Minnesota at New York drivers from all over the ed to wage another tight duel Los Angeles at Boston Southeastern United States, for top honors in the "A” NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pcu GB including a large Sanford Factory Experimental (AFX) representation, will toe the x-L. Angeles 99 60 .623 tine for S1400 in prize money Class. 92 67 .579 7 St. Louis Local bulls look for a tight ami trophies this weekend in 13 .541 86 73 Ssn Fran. the Seminole Timing Associa­ run-off between the 19uJ Ming 84 76 .528 16 Phils. tion's big two-day drag rac­ Kays driven by Sanford’s Ray 84 75 .528 15 Cincinnati ing meet. 83 76 .522 16 Milwaukee Hudson and Henry White. Saturday's action at the Os­ 80 79 .503 19 Chicago And the Orlando Precision ceola Airport drag strip gets 73 86 .459 26 Plttshg. Automotive team will be on under way with time trials at 35 .403 6 4 96 Houston 7:30 p.m. Eliminations fol­ hand with a team of entries 60 109 2114 49 N- York that includes a highly touted low at 9:30 x-CUnched pennant Sunday the action khiits to ” D” Gas Class 1958 Chevro­ T h u rs d a y 's R esults a daylight schedule. Time let. San Fran. 10 Phils. 0 Houston 5 Pillsbg 4. 11 In*. trials wilt go at 11 a m. fol­ Other Sanford drivers Inlowed by elimination at 1 cludo VSally Weed, Jim Ken­ Only games scheduled nedy. Henry While, CiiU Lord p.m. S a t u r d a y ’s G a m e s Orlando's Bob Tucker, driv­ and Jim Bowen. Uinci. a t St. Louis Seminole Timing officials ing a 1983 Chevrolet and John Chicago at Milwaukee Tempest of Cocoa Beach in a also expect Bob Wilkerson to New York a t Houston '63 Tempest have both been be on hand with his “A" drag| Pittebg. at San Fran. clocked at U seconds for th e a te r rail job. 'P hils, a t Lbi A. (N> 100 Cars Dee To Run LYMAN HIGH BACKS Ret last minute l>nllhandlinR instructions from lleitd Conch Dick Copelnnd ns the Greyhounds prep for tonight's contest with the Ocoee High School Cardinals. The Rame will be played nt the Lyman lliR h field in Longwood. Game time in 8 p.ni. The Greyhound* routed Oviedo High's Lions 41 to 6 last week with it sparkling offensive display. Three Sandspur Lyman Gunning For Ocoee Win Teams Tied The Stamper Real Estate team, after bowling with va­ cancy scores la the Sandspur League for two weeks, last week got a full team and with scored a four-point vic­ tory over the Irving Pryor Insurance team. At the beginning of the fourth week's play three teams are tied for first olace —Pierro Mfg., Howe Tire Shop and O. K. Tires. Pierre still is at tlie top despite three losses to Factory l’slnt Outlet. The leaders have won eight and lost four games. The Howe Tires won three from Team No. 10 and St. John's Realty lost three to O. K. Tire Shoppers. The tire teams are rolling rigid along as McRoberls Tire Co. claim­ ed three points from the Jet Inn outfit. Lil Donat of the Jet Lanes turned in high series for the week of 332. Her high game was 193. Louise Hasford was the leader for the Fectory Paint Outlet with e 313 ser­ ies and 196 game. Midge Woods sparked Me Roberts with a 507 series and a 173 ga me Jet Inn’s Mary Pinter had a good night with a M3 and 181 while Sue Jackson scored 302, tlie high game of the week. Site put four strikes together. In the split department Edith Zeutl, Helen Altman and Betty Callan came through with a 3-10; Edith also converted the 3-d and Helen the 8-10. Verna Bolton got the 3-10. Mary Smith the 4-3 and Gladys Pinter the 2 10. League Formed At Fern Park By Jana Casarlbcrry Tha Fern Park Bowling League has organized for th* Fall season and has 10 tennis howling nt the Medutliun Lanes each Sunday evening. Officers for the league are Joe Cussk, president; Robert Frank Lent, secretary-treas­ urer. Ih ree teams are still In need of sponsor* and any business wishing to sponsor s team should contact Lciet. Standings thus far. in order named, are Team 8, Fern Plaza I.aundcrmat, Paul's Paints, Liberty Mutual, Lee's Hi-Li Gulf, Don Greene Klee trie, Fern Park Drive-In Barlier Shop, Tesm 3, Sealy Mat­ tress Co., and Team I. Last Sunday's high game winners were Sally Basinger, 191, and Boh Begin, 311; High Series, Joe Cusak, 561; and Fran Cusak, &I4. Team 8 had th* highest team game and the highest score for 3 games. OVER 33 YEAltS At First A Palmetto (Alongside eld post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • C arpets • Furniture • Tile • Pianos * Rental Beds By Richard Grant The Lyman High School Greyhounds, seeking t h e i r second consecutive victory of the young seaecti, hope to continue t h e i r domination over the Ocoee Cardinals when the two clube tangle at the I.ymun 1'ark in Longwood at 8 o'clock tonight. Expected to lead the Grey­ hounds is cinr-mnn-gnng laps Lyle, tlie sophomore half­ back who posted some 185 yards against the Oviedo I.inns last week. Scouts have reported that the Cardinals have a fine quarterback in David Grunt. Head Coach Dick Copeland of the 'Hounds has made soma changes in the starting lineup. Illllon Bennett—a sixfive, 235-pouml senior—will start at left tackle after a f i n e performance against Oviedo. Run Duckett has been shifted to offensive right end, Copeland said hr felt that “We did u gnud Job last week and that wa will dn our best tu beat Ocoeu tunight. IInt our main concern is to play a solid game of foot­ ball." I.ymun and Ocoee have col­ lided five times and the Grey­ hounds have posted five con­ secutive victories. The probelle starting line­ up for the Greyhounds to­ night will see Winkleman and Duckett the ends, Salmi and Bennett the tackles, Balmer nml Flatter the guards, Wugner a t center, Uriffen nt quarter, Carlson and Hund­ ley a t halves, and Lyle at fullback. For Occee, Hall and Mur­ ray or Konnnts will be the ends. Bowers and I.yle will lie the tackles, Toivvry and Thomas will be Om guards, Boone wilt be at center, the quarterback will be Grant, the halfbacks will ha BreI a n d and Adkinaon, and Styles wtll be a t fullback. Seminole County's four high school football teams will move Into action again to­ night in the current football season's second week of play. Sanford's Scminoles w i l l meet the Colonial High Gren­ adiers In Orlando, Lyman'a scrappy Greyhounds will en­ tertain a speedy flock of Ococc High Cardinals, the Oviedo Lkms will host an un­ predictable Dunnclkm eleven, and Crooros Academy's Pan­ thers wilt tangle with another den of “cals" from Gaines­ ville's Lincoln High. The Scminoles arc ready for their test with Colonial, so says Head Coach Jim Pigott. “We’re Bible to run Into anything down there tonight,” Pigott declared, “ but we're ready for whatever they’ve Rot.” And Pigott added, "We’re delighted that we'll be playing on a whole football field.” Those are his exact words. Meanwhile. H e a d Coach Dick Copeland made some al­ terations in the starting line­ up for the 'Hounds but he will be going for sure with sophomore Halfback L e i Lyle who racked up 183 yards last week against Oviedo. Ocoee has a respectable quar­ terback in David Grant and the Cardinals are expected to provide the Greyhounds with a pretty good test tonight. This affair will get under way at fl p.m. at the Lyman High Park la Loagwood. Not too nucb it about the Dunnelloa eleven, except they're light and fast and will be out after their second victory la as many starts this season. Dunnelloa wrspped up Jisper in their opener list week by a * to 0 score. The lions will be going with their highly touted quarterback Johnny Counter as they open their home season at the Oviedo High Held. Oviedo wUl start Fox and BeUborn at ends, Murphy and Colbert at tackle, Arndt and Beasley at guard, Saucer at center, Courrlcr at quarter, Jepson and Mlkler at the halves, and Brooks at fullback. The Panthers of Crooms will open their home teeaoa on that half-a-football field at Memorial Stadium here In Sanford. Head Coach Billy Holt said his ball club would be ready for the Panthers of Gainesville's Lincoln High. He's hoping the lack of worfe outs this past week has not affected his club'a timing, and hc'a expected to use Willie Ransom and Hildrrd Green together In hit backfield ts give the local Panthers the imwer these fellows should be able to generate. County gridiron fans have a full bill of football fare ea tap for tonight. NOTICE W. A. Adam s, formerly doing bualnesa as Unit­ ed Transfer and Storage e l 1100 North Holly, le now duing business as Adams Transfer and Storage, 1!00 N orth Holly. Packing — Crating. Affiliated w ith World Wide Van Berries. 1964 has arrivedat your Plymouth-Valiant Dealer’s New ’64 Plymouth...this good-looking car really gets up and goes and has a 5-year/50,000-mile warranty* to keep it going that way. This Is (he brand-new Plymouth for 196*1. It is clean, simple, modern in every line. It is quick, alert, vigorous in every move. And it is backed by a tough 5-ycar/50,000mile w arranty* on the parts that keep you going . . . the engine and drive train. Altogether, if this is the year you picked to bu y a new car, you picked e beau­ tiful year to o * upandgoTh/motf! New ’64 Valiant...this smart-looking compact is a hummer in its own right and it's the low-priced compact with a 5-year/50,000-mile warranty* It would take a lot of compact to top Valiant this year. Take styling. Valiant has mere charm all around than most compacts. Take performance. Valiant's standard 10l*fip en­ gine is where the word "hum mer'1 comes from. Take quality. Valiant's 5-year/50,000- m ilo engine and drive train warranty* speaks for Itself. Take a test drive. Soon. VALIANT64/STYLE-Bnl aK-arwndcompact •HERE’S HOW THE 5/50 WARRANTY PROTECTS YOU: Chrysler Corporation w a r ra n t ) lor 5 year s o r SO.OOO mil.*, w h ich ev er comas first, again*! d e l e c t s In malarial* a n d workm anship and will r . p l a c a or repair a l a Chryxl.r Motor* Corporation Authorized Dealer's p lace ol b u sin e ss, the engine block, heed and Intern al par ts. Intake n u m lo lJ, water p u m p , transm iss ion c a s e e n d Intern al purls (excluding m an u al clutch), torque co nvertor, drive shall, u n iv ersal joints, rear axle and differential. a n d rear wheal bearings o l its 1*>64 au to m o b ites. piov uted t h e owner h a s the engine oil c h a r t e d every 3 m o n t h s or -1,000 miles, whichever comes hrsL the oil liiler r ep laced . v a r y second wl c h a n g e a n d th e c a r b u r e t o r .nr liller c l e a n e d every 6 m o n t h s a n d rep laced every 3 years, a n d every 6 m o n t h s furnJshesto such a dealer ev id en ce ol perfo rm an ce ol th e r e q u i re d service, a n d r e q u e s t s t h e d e a l e r lo cerlily ( 1 ) receipt ol su c h evidence an d (3) the c a r 's th en current mileage. tee Hymnutn and Valiant in action on "t h e Bob Hope Shaw," the "World Senes," end " t h e Hunt ley-Brinkley Report"— NBC-TV. PLYMOUTH DIVISION S E E B O T H A T Y O U R P L Y M O U T H -V A L IA N T D E A L E R ’S T O D A Y ! BRASS 206 Eant M O T O RS Commercial. Stanford a CHRYSLER MOTORS CORKMAKM l : �■jin i n T H r < 'X '. I mM F k f« » — $m B Miss Lund To m 8 « p t. * t , Marry SEW Jk SAVE Brucstlc Hostess For The REMNANT Shops Meeting William W elch Tyre Jr. Mrs. C. Bruestle wis hostess for the September masting of XI Beta Eta Chapter if Beta Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. i Flight School at Laughlln Air i event of Dec. 28 at the Holy Sigma PhL Lundquist of Sanford an- Force Base, Del Rio, T n as. | Cron Eplicopal Church, SanMrs. Gordon Frederick re­ Bounce the betrothal of their [ quested that all aembera daughter, Peggy J»d«, to Lt. write a brief reaume #f them­ William Welch Tyre Jr., Km selves snd their fsnllies to of Mr. and Mrs. William W. be used In the yearlook. Tyre of Sanford. Several service projects ,f « MUs Lundquist, a native of » • Sanford, graduated f r o m were discussed for the coming t ! Seminole High School In 1938 year. Befreshments w e r e where she waa active in alee served during the social hour. Club, Student Council, Cap­ Others attending were Mrs. tain of Cheerleaders, Home­ Harold Chapman, Mrs. Joe coming Sponsor and May Day Dennison, and Mrs. E. C. Queen. She attended Stetson Harper Jr. University and la at present employed by The Abstract ST. CATHERINE CIRCLE of the Catholic Corporation of Sanford. Women’s Club of the Church of the Nativity la Lt. Tyre, a naUve of San­ sponsoring a Country Square Dunce this Satur­ ford, graduated from Sem­ day starting 8 p.nj. Due to the weather It will be inole High School In ISM held in the Lake Mary Fire Hull instead of out­ where he waa active In til doors aa previously announced. The public is sports, Glee dub and letterinvited to attend and participate in the dunce man's Club. He attended Flor­ with the assistance of some of the Starlight By Mrs. Adam Mailer ida State University on a Promenaders of Sanford. Joe Curtis, caller for football scholarship and was The DeBary Business and the Promenaders, center nirove, will be the caller. graduated In 1962 at which Professional Women's Club At right is Mrs. Tracy Estes, chairman of the time he was commissioned a dance and ut left, Mrs. John Kennedy, circle will meet Tuesday, Oct. 1 at Second Lieutenant In the chairman. (Herald Photo) the DeBary Restaurant at 7 United States Air Force. Lt. p.m. for a dinner meeting. Tyre Is presently attending Guest speaker will be Ma rle Bowden, of Leesburg. The following Monday, Oct. 9. the Edith Robyn Marie Witten-land her lister, Donna Kelly slate preiidcnt, Helen Para­ mycr, daughter of Mr. and] Wittcnmyer. des, with a motorcade plans Mrs. E r n e s t Wittcnmyer, to stop in DeBary for a coffee celebrated her first birthday, break, enroute to Orlando. Mrs. Virginia Petroskl, last week with a party at her The group will have break­ Welcome Wagon hostess, re­ parents home on Fairway fast In Orlando and luncheon ports the following aew resi­ in Daytona Beach. Mrs. Bert Drive. dents welcomed to the San­ Leferhaus will be on hand to The little min weighed MISS PEGGY JANE LUNDQUIST ford area recently. greet tho president and her only one pound, ilx ounces a (Gu**man Photo) Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Crain Igroup, in DeBary. year ago so her celebration and daughter, Sandy, from was a special event for her Japan; Mr. and Mrs. R. A. family. Finch, Russell, Michele and Laurette, from Winter Park; A group of playmates were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Fowler, Invited to share the party- and enjoy refreshments of cake Joe, Brent and Beverly, from Titusville. and ice cream sodas. Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Nesblt Young guests were Carolyn from Tbomasvllle, N. C.; Mr. Foyle Leonard, Timmy Pre­ and Mrs. E. J. Spear, Allen, Mrs. W. P. Brooks, 417 West vail, David Brock, Brian Scott and Tammie, f r o m Second Street, celebrated her Marshall, Debra and June Memphis, Tenn.; Mr. and 84th birthday last Sunday and Spark. Carolyn Leonard, Sha­ EDITH WITTENMYER Mrs. L. R. Crampton, Mat­ although no formal celebra­ ron Prcvatt, Am Marshall thew, Terry and Melissa, tion was planned the house from New Haven, Conn.; Mr. was full of frlenda and rela­ and Mrs. O. R. Gontcrman tives all day, who came to and Margaret, from Rota, wish her many mure happy Spain. Maj. Ellen Jane McBratnie <1 members who enjoyed *n returns. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Henry, Each year Mrs. Marshsll arrived this week to make her unusual concert chorus re­ Kent and Bryan, from Chick Gould makes her a birthday homo in Sanford. She Is liv­ treat at Roosevelt State Park, asay, Okla.; Mr. and Mrs. C. cake, whether she has a for­ recently, in Morton, Miss. ing temporarily with her par­ E. Ilittell and Frank, from mal celebration or mil. ents, .Mr. and Mrs. C. C. MeMonroe, Germany; Mr. and Mrs. Brooks has four chil­ Uratnie, at 1101 Cornell Drive. SCHOOL DAYS Mrs. E. B. Hollis, Phillip and dren, Mrs. Richard Curry, of Maj. McBratnie recently are here David, from Albany, Ga.; Savannah, Ga., and Mrs. J. Every student in rnllrgr retired from the Army Nurs­ Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Keuthan I- Wilkinson, Mrs. Harry Let sdvanrrd grade* need, es Corp afler 22 years ser­ nr and Kathy, from Sirocco, N. Sr. and Miss Elsls Farley, a typewriter. vice, the last three of which The Smith • Corona Port­ Mexico. all of Sanford. were spent in Germany. She able Electric or Manual U Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Luken She also has It grandchil­ was chief nurse of the U. S. tops. bach, Steven and Cathy, from dren and 19 great-grandchil­ 3-year Guarantee Army Hospital in Bad KrcuzMonterey, Calif.; Mr. and dren. A native of New Or­ nach, Germany. HAYNES Mrs. J. If. Ott, from DcLand; leans, Mrs. Brooks has lived OFFICE MACHINE CO. Mr. and Mrs. It. D. Russ, In Sanford since t'JIS, coming Richard Bennett, a student 311 Magnolia Sanford Karen and Cindy, from Or here from Waycross, Ga. Terms and Trade-ins at Clarke Memorial College Undo; Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Open Evenings In Newton, Miss., was among Scallorn, Terry and Kathy, from Norfolk, Va.; Mrs. Susan Juanita Vernon, Phillip and Cecelia, from Belle Glade. Celebrates Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Henson, S E I T . 23 to 28 Raymond. Linda and Lorcna, from Jacksonville; Mr. and Birthday Mrs. William It. DcLand. By Shirley Wentworth Billy and Barbara, from Oak Little MI'S Suian h'en'kl, Haven, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs daughter of Mr. and Mra. Dan Artist Photographer J. E. Hence, Michael and Kt-nvkl, 3509 Bonnlo Drive, Bradley, from Key West, and Roar Lake, celebrated her Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Eller Specializing In Heavy Brush Oil seventh birthday with a group Donald, Enoch and Durinda of friends and rclalivei at the from rhocnlx, Aril. Theme of the Anchor Club’s sented Dennis with a pin and Painting . . . Charcoal . . . Bridals home of her parents. Admiral dance, last Saturday, a welcome letter. The club Several of the nrlghborh<N>d was “Anchors Away." The members each welcomed him children assembled to help dance was held In the school with a kiss. I I " sere pastel Three Introductory Prliee: It" the hunoree celebrate the big cafeteria which was attrac­ The senior class provided a charcoals on photographic base. event. They played games, tively decorated resembling ■ juke box and more than 150 helped Susan open her gifts No purchase necessary. Just come In and register. "See Inn." students enjoyed dancing fur Drawing I p.m.. Sept. 26. (You need nut be prreent to ami were aerved refresh­ At 0 p.m. installation cere­ Ihe remainder of Ihe evening. ment! of Ice cream and cake. win). monies were conducted for Joining the students for the new members, who received evening were Mrs. Shirley (In The Hidden Garden*) 318 Park Ave. N. Small children often shun an orchid corsage and an an­ Secord, Pilot Club represen­ adults who Insist on hugging chor pin. They were Audrey tative, Mrs. Virginia Burney, Will Soon He Here Winter Park, Fla. and kissing them. A child Is Decker, Peggy Bower, Susan faculty sponsor and Mrs. more comfortable If you let Burgess, Cathy Cammack, Helen Westgate and several PHONE 6-17-1955 him make the overtures. Miriam Hearn, Sherry Mara- other faculty members. zila, Carol Hepp, Carol Betscrer, Marilyn Epps, Adrien F L O R A ! ne Epstein, Jsnlce Grant, lou and Sue Jallet, Pat Stenstrom Sales & Service and Stefany Westgate. Tom Richey, assistant prin­ Offer* The Same cipal, announced the name ol the admiral chosen for 1963FROM -----Your Dowatowa Florist 64. The winner was Dennis L. Brown. Heater Service SANFORD Admiral Johnson (retired) FLOWER SHOP They Have Offered gave a short talk to Ihe new Cor. E. 1st * Sanford Ave. admiral and Gere Dietrichs, For Paal Yearn. FA 2-1S22 FA 2-8431 anchor club president, pre­ 6th YEAR ANNIVERSARY IN ORLANDO DeBary BPW SINCE CO Plans Dinner Meet Oct. I Birthday Celebrated A t Party New Families Welcomed To Sanford Area %THE " BETTER PRICES AND MORE SAVINGS TO THEM SO HERE WE GO. COME BY AND . GET YOUR SHARE. CORDUROY CORDUROY a > < 75 > Sd 75 LEWIS HAT FRAMES Value* To $1.19 Yd. 69 yd Popular Fall Shapes, Make Your Own 100% WOOLS ASSORTED COLORS SA V E A S M U C H AS $1.00 Y A R D N O W 45" WHITE PIMA Dacron & Cotton Solids You keep asking for more For Blouses Shirts - Robes and Uniforms Save As Much As 50c Per Yard RAH IJA Admiral's Dance At School W EATHER Full Rolls Blue - Brown Tan - Black & Beige 49; FULL BOLTS 60” WIDE Anchor Club Holds Annual COLD ASSORTED COLORS 1 to 4 YD. PCS. WONT LAST LONG G R A N D O P E N IN G HOUSE OF ONLY THANKS WE CAN OFFER OUR | c u sto m er s is to c o n tin u e b r in g in g 84th Birthday Celebrated By Mrs. W. PB S a n f o r d Personals GO INDIAN MADRAS NEW BOLTS CORDONA The Ivy Look PRINTS Ass’t Colors Save 30c Per PRINTED Yard Hand Woven In India a < m Per Inch 65% Dacron 35% Cotton 45” Wide Ass’t Colors Little Ironing Values To $1.19 Per Yd. 99; P R IN T E D SO L ID SPORTSWEAR Bolts & Remnants m d Values to $1.19 Per Yard| 79; Value* to 79e Yd. 59: S H IR T IN G SUEDE QUALITY REMNANTS ASSORTED COLORS 59 4 l/i t*3 7? in > C y a r d s $1 RELIABLE Get Your Name On Our Lint If* Fast! It’s Thrifty! And Have Your Do All Of Your Heater Cleaned Wash At One Time — And Tested — Be Dry Ail At One Timet Safe For The Winter — Save Fuel Too. DIAL FA 2-7928 ul REMNANTshw HWY. 17 & 92 IN FERN PARK NEAR MAITLAND, FLA. We Are Open Air Wa*h In Comfort! KWITE- WHITE LAUNDRY 2439 FRENCH AVE. OPEN MONDAYS TIL 9 P.M. SEW & SAVE �/ I *- * ^ -v ' >£? " W T or ty& W e .. * -* . ^ Satfotd Area 1*1 ----- S tjr franforft Fri. S«pt. 27. '63—Page 7 frra lb IE * . Academy Winner Stars Gregory Peek non the Acad­ emy Award a i the “ beet ac­ tor'’ for his role in the picture taken from the Pulltier I'rlie winning novel, “To Kill a Mockingbird." showing Sun­ day through Tuesday a t the Movieland Drive-In Theatre. Co-featured will he Jack Gleason in “Papa's Delicate Condition," In rolnr. Fratured Wednesday a n d Thursday will he "Rattle at Rlnody Reach," starring An­ die Murphy, and "From the Terrace," in color, starring Paul Newman and Joanne .Woodward, The triple feature on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 4-3, in­ cludes “Fancy Pant*," in color with Bob Hope and Lucille Rail; “Tarian'a Three Chal­ lenges." starring Jock Ma­ ilifney as "T arian," and "Cash McCall," starring James Gemand Natalie Wood. All are in color. Peck’s performance as **Atticus Finch," the Alabama lawyer and widower who teaches tha pitfall* of Injus­ tice and prejudice to his twe growing rhildrrn, marks tha first time in 31 starring mo­ tion picturrs that Peck has ap­ peared on the screen without any r o m a n 1 1 e ▼is-a-ri*. Neither wife nor sweetheart will share a single scene with him in "To Kill a Mocking­ bird. “And yet," say Gregory, "it is one of the most beautiful love stories ever to be mad* into a film. It is this magnifi­ cent relationship b e t w e e n father and children th at mad* this novel so great, a spirit pronounced simply and hon­ estly so I hut all would under­ stand. It is the love expressed in *To Kill a Mockingbird’ that made it a best-seller for almost HHI straight weeks, a choice of a record-breaking four hook dubs and a sule that is reaching tow-an) flra million copiea. I just hopa our screen version can do it partial jus­ tice." but raised havoc with Ger­ man security and communi­ cations behind the lines. In doing this, Floody taid, the tirmen-priionara were simply following their In­ structions as officer! to ha­ rass the enemy at every op­ portunity and to cause the foe to pull back a t many badly needed men from the front aa possible to hunt down and keep the trouble­ makers in prison. No Hung was left undone to make Stalag HI tha most inescapable of prlsona. Fierce dogs, electronic devices, con­ stantly changing, g u a r d s high-voltage fences, multi­ FRIDAY F. H I OS ( I t N t w e n p i ( I K S ) N*w*. a p a r t * . VS'»ath»r «:1# (I) VMltorlal 1:11 (9 ) N * w t. Sport*. 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Left and right are Mary Radham as "Scout” and Phillip Alford as “Jem.** STEVE Mc()UEEN makes a break for it but doesn't make it in this scene from Mirisch-Alphn-UA’is "The Great Escape,” based on the Paul Rrickhill true story, and coming Sunday to the Jtitz Theatre in Color and Puna vision. 13:41 <«> P m Koi>'b a ’.I K i c k o ff l : M ( ! ) S t a r A Th# P t f t r j <f» H # r i M o f T r u ’h ( • ) D ttr o W t * fir* *n IUjr o t M l l w i u l i i s I in ( I ) l(o «* 1t a li­ st. leoulu At Clnn , (9) e»;»-4UA A a « (») I»«u«a A A n « n « r i 1,30 m F i l m F at * 1:00 ( I ) pFAth V a I U f D tp * 3:30 m FfMitbAtl 3:11 <A) fifty l l n f s f i F - i f u r * • *0* Hi* <rt« lliRhllffht* 4 JO ( i i JMh PliMtirA (3» Vlf?|ory a I t o# ( i ) (lotdAn Ac# of Holt* « M).| I 30 (3l *1 f*. 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This week Is tha week for yon adulta to get out and do something about that exerclaa you've been needing. The best way la to enjoy It too, and Skate City Roller Rink haa com* np with the solu­ tion. On Wednesday, Oct. S, morning* will b* devoted to adult skaters only. In the aftamoon, you can tand th* kids over for children's akating time. Wednesday even­ ings are the teenager* spe­ cial nights, although anyone enn attend. That ia when popular Johnny Gilbert from WLOF play* Ms rock *n roll records to skate by. ...... .. A* *v*r>wher* *l*e, rain gluwrd busttteta a Uifle at tha Whataburgcr, but not na much aa expected. Undoubt­ edly thla la due to th* wide carport foofa for car* being served outside. Also the spe­ cial takeout service is a boon to folka driving in tha rainy weather. They ran call ahriul for their favorite feitd*, nut) drive right up to the win­ dow to pick up the goodie* walling for them. Asked how lha food was there, manager Roh McKee auid "delirious." He'* prejudiced of course, but all the oilier report* I've heard hava been the sum*, ao he's nod exaggerating! Rack with the food, ons of tha most sophisticated men­ us around la found a t Frtddie’s Steak Houas. Th* food on it, I mean. Even so, th* ntenu itself i* nice too. They At-rve Mejtkx, seafood*, even chicken, all kinds of salad*. Resides this howsver, th* real delight is in the dessert list, ranging from old fashioned home made pie to truly gourmet delicacies, • * * To Film Novel NEW YORK (UI’I t — Film rights of a new novel, "Sec. onds," by Duvid Ely, publish­ ed by Random House, have been purchased for (178,000 by star Kirk Douglas' Joel Production* and director John Frankenhelmer. Filming la planned for next March, with Douglas' appearance In th* east depending upon whether he is free of other commit­ ments a t tha Dm*. Cowboy Audy HOLLYWOOD <I?PI) — Audi* Murphy may hava sold hla ranch to Rob Hops, but ht'a still playing cowboy on th* screen. Th* World War II kero will atar naxt in "Gunfight At Comanchs Creek." FROG A * ^ n r t a ^ ! ! e r * » * l l* r i ^ w j •Igkt For private parties ep to SO. Soath French Aee. Sanford Phan* FA I-0II1 ONE AND OKU ONE LOCATION ORLANDO on H w y . #50, 4 blocks aast of Colonial Shopping Plana The Original And Authentic Swadhh Hospitality a rd ' m K 99 I « n d “ fcnow heap** with Food knrlag (onflmMily Daily — 11:00-9:00 p j. SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS S7t2 I. Colonial Drive * Join The Fun A t T K c U t-Jb u RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE “ Fam ous For P iz z a Pie** OPEN COCKTAIL HOUR- 4 to 6 P. M. FROM 7 A. M. SERVING BREAKFAST. LUNCH, DINNER SPECIAL PRICES U l 1C I P P IU j IL EACH FRI. A SAT. B I D A U r IIV THE FOUR BAKUN} PLAYING 9:30 TO 1:30 HERE'S TH E NEW M E N U — SERVED EVERY D A Y MAU-LOU SPECIALS GRILLED HAM BTEAK ONE HALF FRIED CHICKEN ROAST TURKEY, Dieting, Cranberry Sane* ONE I'OIIK CHOP, Apple Sauce TWO PORK CHOPS. Apple Sauce ONE COUNTRY FRIED STEAK, Brown Gravy TWO COUNTRY FRIED STEAKS, Ilronn Gravy BREADED VEAL CUTLET Plain or Tnmato-Chrra* Haute JUMBO FRIED HIIKIMP, Tartar Sauce DEEP FRIED OYSTERS, Tartar Haur* BROILED r.ROUI'F-R, Tartar Saura DAINTY SCALLOPS. Tartar Haur* FRIED RF.D SNAPPER, Tartar Bane* SEAFOOD PLATTER — Shrimp, Scallop*, Oyalera. FUh Fillet* CHARCOAL BROILED CHOPPED SIRLOIN STEAK Vi BROILED LOBSTER Bruce West Now at All th* ahov* served with On* Vegetable, Polatora, Hot Roll*. Freddie's COMPLETE DINNERS Steak House Central Florida’* Oident A Finest ROAST PRIME RIBS OF BEEF "AU JUS* » 2 *3 CHARCOAL nitOILED T-BONE BTEAK, t Lbe. CHARCOAL BROILED T-BONE STEAK, Over t Lb. CHARCOAL CHOICE BONELESS N. T. SUUP SANFORD’S NEW Rose&Wilk's WHOLE BROILED LOBSTER • RESTAURANT in th a Yaldez HOTEL Park At*. at Commercial PIES Uomcmadat • 2 ” 2*. • FRESH SHRIMP COCKTAIL, ( • ) , Sauce and Crackers FRESH SHRIMP COCKTAIL (12), Sauce and Cracker* HOT TURKEY SANDWICH. Silted Tomato**, Potatoes CHICKEN BALAD PLATTER FINE FOOD SPAGHETTI, Delicious Italian Bases SPAGHETTI, Dellclana Italian flare And Meat Balls SALAD—Rocqusfort, Franck, T hat and Island nr Oil and Vinegar Dressing DESSERT — Ice Cr.sm — J.IU, W. Cream 75* 1 » 1 “ 99c 99 \M 25* 25* SEE LOU BACK Our I LEGS 8a a teed In Melted Batter UNDER THE UMBRELLA A Variety Of Fin* Chrears and Meal*—Fl To Enjoy Whil* W* Prepare Your Dinner Cloaa • p a Sunday For Carry Out Orders Pleas* Rhone 122-MU We’ll Have it Ready $295 (Danish (.abater Tails and Raja! Rad Shrimp) OPEN 4:10 A.Me­ l t P.M. Wtekly NOW OPEN FRENCH A V E , SANFORD C H O IC E COMBINATION PLATTER • Everyone has a good time at Spencers, Including people who work there. With the new added attractions of redu. oil rates during the cock­ tail hour and tiro drawings per evening for free dinners, Spencers i» even more fun. For every drink you get • ticket, and when “Sam" de­ cree* the time is right, a drawing is held to determine the winner. Although your chances increase, the more drinks you hnve of conrae, you don't have to be pre-ent to win. Darlene came back Monday, and la feeling fin* now, ao Say hello to her. YOUR ROYAL RED SHRIMP 1.14 C T h * R l t l r i n i n i l l D a p u ty D a w g 1*1 W n a u a * M aw HATABURGER iW f . :«NMMismr ALL THE LOBSTER TOU GAN EAT .... I3JS CHAR • BROILED PRIME STEAKS Enjoyed talking on the phone to both Lou anil Maria Rotna who are both plea-ed with th* way tiling* are going a t th* Mar Lou. Lot* of their old friend* nr* * * coming back to see them and Sneaked in nl the but min­ relax in tha rrataurant and ute of the Coffee Club at lounge with it* good f o o d Rote and Wtlka resaturant and drink*. The “Four Ba­ MONDAY P. M. for aom* of thatr outstanding rest*," who ara playing on (i) r u i v n d coffee end doughnut*. Coffee Friday and Saturday avow­ II II ( I ) Harry H * * * « * , r 11:1* ( I ) l , , l n » * t l w * r M C|uh meeting went well, and ing* ar* making a hit with • ton how could It mlaawith th* th* crowd which like* a soft, N ,* | (D T tn n riiM Srnl* charming Mr*. Bowman a* background type m u a i e . F o rd hoateaaT Besides serving In They'll play anything you raI I I I.**« *1 M l * youmay hear<iu*«t for dancing eg listening. 11 II I D F s l t * r I n , * * S«*t the capacity, (0) I n t i l ( • * T w t t r t * Aomoona apeak of her being The combo has four pieces; (1) T t i l l , r C a m * *•'behind the green denr." That piano, bass, drums and sax. ******* • • * II II I I I U u U I n * L l a h l means that your meal will be 1 99 <41 IlnchaVir F a t h e r something extra special, lieReside! having tha “ most <D < l,n * r* l H o a p t t a l <D Naw * t * d w , * t k * r rail** she is hack in tha kit­ cnmfortahlest" (according to 1 tl < t ) chen tuperviiing It frum the Fin) bar atoola In trwn, tha 1:19 <1) FnCU* I I* <l) A* T i t W o l d V o n * time it leavre the refrigerator Tarihe also has an Interest­ 11) S e l t n c * until it reaches your table ing interior for those of you (I) A n IJn k lM to piping hot on a perfectly who have never been Inalde. I D Mld-FlA. Naw* ID tw fftlm a Tha walls and ceiling are clean, hat di.h. (SI Day la r a a r s • a • painted black, and green and Ft*. 19) J a n * W yman •ant* Mora and more Hanford turifiols* umbrella cover* M l <*) |tf.p ttty P t w f people are discovering the hang from tha ceiling. How­ <41 I . r a v # It T o l t , » « * r ( I I q a a a a I n , a Day fun of eating "Smorg-Astyle" ever, lha walla have a moat 1 IS ( 1 ) M I C N«w« at the Fainted Horse on Ilwy. uniqua type of decoration; 1:11 ( I ) D n u g l a t K d w a r d a 1:14 (1) T h a Doetora SO near the airport. In th* very classic (really, right I D (SI A r t L l n k l a t t a r first place, you cen hardly from Greek and Roman art) ( I ) W k * Da T a n T ra a I 0* <li I . o m i t , T o u n g afford to fii a meal at home plrturr* nf statues, with more (41 T o T , l l I h , T r u t h for tha price you pay, anil modern (and unprintable) I 14 C ) Von D o n 't n » y secondly, lh« wide variety of caption*. The floor ia covered I II ( I ) D a u g l a a g l w a r d a w i t h th * Now* food* from lha salad bar in wall-to-wall carpeting, for («) T h * »Ma* of N i g h t would be difficult, If not Im­ a quiet and relaxing feeling. III ( I ) T h * M t t r k G am * (9) A m a r l t a a D aaO o an O possible to make In your Add all Ihi* to tha excellent I I I I m i i I Xlarm home. That'* a double reason drink* served by Flo- end I D C l B u r n * A vl!*n ,* t I 'n rt# W alt t, t taking the short trip to Jack, and you gut a winner. 19) I ita r o v a r y ' l l the Swedish style restaurant. Note: start planning those I D C) NBC N*wt 1:11 <D A t a a r l r a a N a w M l a a d It* host*** ii Inga Fierce, an holiday parties now, and * II I I ) MBT N*we honest to goodneaa Swede, make your reservation* fer l no (91 C h O i'k m ,!* I 0* ( I I l in e ! * W a l l — A t t r n who Is also a vary lovely cocktail* or dlnnsr at th* Boy Caribe soon. lady. ( D T h * B«*t a t O r n t d t , I II I D S a a t * Claa* J U IC Y color • • ltanctot — £THE GREAT — JIM SPENCER'S — RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE HY JUDY TURNER Rain, rain, iro away, com* again another day. There certainly are a variety of cliche* to go with the weather. Another is. "It never rain* but it pours.” Rut it should be cleuring up now, and you can all get nut agnin and have a good time. Delicate Condition ^G REG O RYPK K '"/'/Ik tablP SSr^L %■ p V DANISH LOBSTER TAILS WEEKEND TELEVISION t i l 17 S u n » - t S t r i p I la 13) S t n g A lo n g W ith M o llie S ig n e d candle-power searchlights and constant inspection and sur­ veillance were employed.. It waa said of the camp that th an waa navar a moment when i t least two p a in of hostile eyea which thoroughly understood that they would have to pay for every escap­ ed prisoner, weren't on each prisoner. And desplta this, one of the most elaborate engineer­ ing feata ever attempted by prisoners, so audacious In its very conception that the Ger­ mans refused to believe it was possible even after the break, was planned and ex­ tended. ^ H O P P IN G 'Great Escape' A t Hits A faithful film *v-*n*ctment *f the greatest mass escape from a military prison in the asoals of warfare, tha famed actual break from Germany's maximum security camp the notorious Stalag III by Ttf allied airmen during World War If, Is tha subject of the Mlrtach-Alphi presentation “The Great Escape” in Color by Del.uxe and Panavisinn, ahowing Sunday through Wed­ nesday at the Rita Theater. Based upon the non-fiction best-seller by Paul Rrickhill, who was a participant in the break, and filmed under tile close supervision of C. Wal­ lace Flnody, now a Toronto businessman but who was one of the guiding geniuses of the original enterprise, this Unit­ ed Artists release literally h it a cast of thousands, beaded by Steve McQueen, James Garner and Richard Attenborough. Stalag III, Floody pointed out to John Sturges, producer and director of "The Great Escape", was created by Ger­ many as a last "get tough" measure for allied airmen after scores of them not only broke out of other prisons *\ i AT THE MAR-LOU Hwy. IT-JI—I Mlnutaa From Downtown Sanford Tn Fin* Food and Ourtrou* Btrvlc*. Fit* Parking Around Building. �CbsitVl fl& Iuj , 2 DEAR ABBTt I an 44, DEAR ARBYt My band refueoe he carry a pic­ ture ef me in hie billfold, and hers la why: Abow* three years after we wera married ha eras still carry­ ing pictures in his billfold of girls ho had met la the service. After telling him about a hundred times that I wished he would take them out, I took them out and tore them up. To this day bo has never carried MY picture, and It’s been 17 years. 1 had pictures of our seven children made and had to BEG him to carry them. He only did It to keep ma quiet. 1 gave him one more (myself) to carry, but ho said it would be too "bulky" and ha wouldn’t carry It, Am I unreasonable to nag him about this? e tag, h a s lU tr, a n d (a ( s o d •hapa. r » w orked b ard a ll n j Ufa and hats nothing to show for It bat a fur* nUhod apartment and a car. I’ra beta in accounting for tho paat 17 jrtara, and should bo sahing a lot mors than I am. What la 9100 a weak nowadayat I haven't had a vacation In years. I'm clean-cut, honest and re­ spects bl«. Abby, 1 would marry any woman with plenty of money in spite of her ago, her face or her fig­ ure. And I'd give her all tho love and attention she want­ ed. Believe me, I am stating fact. If you know of anyono, please let mo know, Wo could start off with a trip to Europe to get acquainted. Don't print ray name, but keep It on file. NOTHING UP MY SLEEVE (fm U M W M A , $aa>bi} fEVERY MONTH L- W t S U O P R U S YOU WITH A DIFFERENT l KINO OP P I Z Z A r " YOU NEVER KNOW *J WHETHER IT'S 0 0 0 * 2 TO BE ANCHOVY, -e'­ e n EES E, MUSH ROOM } o « p e p p s r o n i i— V --— 1 SORR Y-OUT «->, M Y s t o m a c h c o u l d n 't s ----- . STAND THE l SUSPENSE H A K qitlll V8 ♦ AM A m A lt WH O M ♦ JU I ♦ AQ10 club tricks. When North became de­ clarer at six ipadee be made It except when East opened a club. There were several club openings. A couple can be pretty sure their marriage will last a lifstlma when they can pass these tests effortlessly: Shs can hear him pay an­ other woman a compliment without seeing green. Legal Notice I s th e Court e f the C e e e t r J a t i r , I fM lM le C e a e ly . F lo r ­ ida. l e Pewbalr. l e ret E s ta te e f W A R R E N W I U . U U F t TOC lY i'f lltit, T e A ll Credit#** l i t rev en u e ( l e v i e s f'le h a e er I H u i S a A a e la e t Maid K atatai You a n d va<-h ot y o u a r e hereb y notified end re q u ire d t o p r e s e n t a n y claim* a n d d e ­ m a n d s at h i cli yo u, o r e i t h e r n f you, m a y h a v e a e a l n e t ih n a a t a l a o f W A I ttlK X W I U J A M F U N K , d ecea sed . l a t a o f a a l d C o u n t y , t o t h e C o u n ty J u d e a o f K - m l n o te C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , a t hi * o ffice In th * c o u r t hotiae o f aald Co u n ty a t H an ford , F l o r i d a , w ith in ala c a l ­ e n d a r m o n t h a from t h e l i m e o f t h e f l n t p u b licatio n » f lltla n o tice. E a c h cla im o r d e m a n d ah all b e In w r l l l n e . an d a h a l t a t a t e t h a p taca of r e a l d e n c e a n d p oal o f f i c e add rv ae o f t h e c l a i m a n t , a n d ahall be a w o r n to b y l h a c l a i m a n t , l i e aican t, o r li e a t t o r n e y , a n d a n y au ch c l a i m o r d e m a n d s o t eo file d s h a l l ha void. » / C a r l II. Altaa Ae a d m i n i s t r a t o r e f t h a K a t a t o of i m aqua^ *7S V illi 0 Q 10 7 f *M | ■OUT* (D) A AJl WAKQT AK« AK Jit North and South vulnerable Sesth K M Mirth Mast 3 NT. Pass I V Pom Pus 9* 4# Pass 4* Pass • * Poes Pass Para Pass 9* Opening lead f J fwjJomm ( lie knows when "Yes, Desr" is the wisest snawer. She isn't hurt if he doesn't notlcs a new dreta without a little prompting. He doesn’t hsve to explain why he’s 20 minutes late to dinner. She has givtn up trying to refill m him. Legal Notice l e th e t’wwrt e f the Cwwety J a S a r, S em in a l# f'e e a ty , m a te a t F lo r id a , la prehate. In re t h e K alnle a ll F r t d It. W i l s o n Deceased, r m i . n o t ic e N o t i c e la her eb y s i r e n t h a t t h e u n d e r s i g n e d will, o n th a I n d d a y o f October, A. D. t i l l , present to th e H o norable C ounty Judea nf Sem inole C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , hie f i n a l re* turn a c c o u n t an d r n u c h e r a , a s K a e c u l o r uf the F a t a l e of Frail II. W ilto n , d a r e s a i d a n d a t s a i d lim a , than a n d t h e r e , m a k e a p p l i c a t i o n to t h a aald J i i d a e f o r e final e a t t l a m a n t of adm inistratio n of sa id e s t a t e , e n d for i n o r d e r diec h a n c i n g h im ea auch E x e r u t o r lie Led t h i s tha I t h d a y ef S e p t e m b e r , A. It. 1*41. A. E d w i n Hht nhotaer As K x e c u t o r nf t h e K a t s t * o f F r e d IL Wilso n Deceased ■ m iN H u U H K R AND I /X 1 A N A tlorneya a t l a s WAHHKN W I L L I A M F i r s t F e d e r a l B u ild in g S a n f o r d . F l o ri d a FUNK, deceased P u b l i s h Sept. XI a Oct. 4. 11. A t t o r n e y f u r E x e c u t o r I 'u h lla h S ep t. I. 11. 34. ST. 1*41 is. m i. COM-IT c d m - iss r in e ! Prophets «BST* QUIT* UNUSUAL, 1 GRANT YOU. 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CMAVCB MY NOW I M S CMAVCK BY VO. 1SOS4 F E D K R A t, NATIONAL, M ORT- F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L WORTOAOR ASOOC IATION, -----a C e v O AGE ASSOCIATION, a C«r* poratloa. poratloa, Plaintiff, P laintiff. vs. T t L 'M K U . S M IT H e n d D T « SM ITH , h is wife. D efendanu NOTICO o r rOORTLOStOM I U R fussed, capitueat his man is worth more than a hot dinner. "EXPERIENCED" s e e * C O N F I D E N T I A L TO "SNOOKS": Good wives make good husbands, e a s e What’s on your mind? For a personal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 8305, Beverly Hills, Calif, e • • • For Abby’a booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," send 50 cents to Abby, Box 8365, Beverly HiUs, Calif, On By Oswald Jacoby U)&J WEU-.EVtmqcrflS HURT DEAR HURT: A wife U unreasonable to "nag" her husband about anything. What does he need a picture of you for when he can see you every day in living col­ or? DEAR -NOTHING"! If I run Into a woman who wants to buy a man. I’ll let you know. You have nothing up your sleara — but your priee tag. The Jacoby Transfer Bid (JTB) has numerous advan­ tages, but outstanding among them la that it makes it pos­ sible for the no-trump hand to bo declarer so that the opening lead comae up to tho strong hand. This advantage la greater after an opening two no-trump because there ire more high cards in the dosed hand. In the Billings. Mont, re­ gional every South play«r opened witl) two no-trump. There was no reason to make any other bid. The bidding went varloue ways from that point, but most pairs landed at either six spades or aix no-trump. Six no-trump nsver made. Weat always opened the jack of hearts. Eventually South would have to lead a club from dummy givs West two By A bigail V«n B a m N O T I C E IB H K H K f lY d t V E N p u r s u a n t t o a F i n a l D e­ cree e f F o re c lo su re d a t e d the f l e d d a y e f E e p i s m b e r . A. D. l i f t , a n d e n t e r e d In C h a n c e r y C a t e No. 1X341 o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u rt o f th e N inth Ju d ic ia l C i r c u i t In e n d f o r S e m i n o l e County, F lorida, w h e re in F e d ­ eral N a tio n a l M o rtg ag e A sso­ ciation, a c o rp o ra tio n o r g a n ­ ise d u n d e r a n A r t o f C o n g r e s s ' a n d e s l s t l n g p u r s u a n t t o th a Federal N ational M ortgage A sso ciatio n C h a r te r Act. h a v ­ i n g l i e p r i n c i p a l o f f i c e In t h e City o f W a s h in g to n . D istric t o f C o l u m b i a , la t h e P l a i n t i f f , a n d H u e e e ll S m i t h a n d U l a d y a S m i t h h l a wire, t h e D e f e n d ­ a n t # t w i l l eel! t o t h o h i g h ­ e s t a n d b e a t b i d d e r f o r c as h a t tha F r o n t D o o r o f th * R e m i n d s C o u n t y C o u r t h o u s e In th * C i t y o f H an fo rd . C o u n t y of S e m in o le . S t a l e of F l o r i d a , a t l t ; 0 0 A. M. o n t h e 1 1 t h d a y o f O c t o b e r , 1143, t h e f o l l o w i n g described p roperty ae se t f o r t h In s a i d Iftn al D e c r e e , to w it: urn *. Block v. nuxland ESTATES, am ended plat, a c c o r d in g to a p la t th e r e ­ of , r e c o r d e d In T l a t Hook 13 P a g e * 1 * 3. o f th e P u b l i c R ecord * o f Bernln o l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . T o g a t t r r w ith th a fo llo w in g d escribed ch attel* attached th ereto . On # V i c t o r C l i m a x K i t c h e n E x h a u s t F a n , no m odal or a t r i a ! n u m b er* . One Duo . T h e rm W all H a a t a r . OH. M odal 333-1. S e r i a l 31114. E le v e n V enetian n ilm la, u n ­ t i l , m a n u f a c t u r e d b y S en k a r l k i llaa* A T a i n t C o m ­ p a n y . S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , no m odel o r eerlal nm here. D a t e d t h i s 33rd d a y o f S e p t ­ e m b e r . A. D. 1*43. (SEAM A r t h u r IT. T t e r k w l t h . J r . C l e r k o f Circuit C o u rt I ty : M a r t h a T. V l h l e n , D.C. H a c k N. C le v e la n d , J r . a n d C a r r o l l H u rk a A tlo rn ey a for P la in tiff P. O. D r a w e r E, Sanford. Florida P u b l i s h Rept. 3T. 1*11. The JTB players landed at six spsdss with South as de­ clarer. Some got there via the Blackwood route. Others used the bidding ehown in the box. North transferred, cue hid diamonds and finally Invited the slam by going to five spades. This didn’t put any great burden on South. He had the right kind of hand to accept the slam invitation. Tho play was even less of CDM-ISi a burden. South had eome V O T IC H O F VI I T r i lA V C F . N V VO. 1.VITT worries after the heart open­ THE STATE OF F I. O H I O A ing, but he played two rounds TOa D O R O T I I T J. K E N N E D Y , DOUGLAS W. K E N N E D Y , of trumps and when both op­ and M A R TIN F. KEN­ ponents followed to the sec­ NEDY. a p artn ersh ip d/ ond trump lead the worries b / a K E N N E D Y ' AND KENNEDY CO MPANY, were over. South was able to too R uuth r l l n t o n B u r e t ruff dummy’s last diamond C h i c a g o T, I l l i n o i s and to discard two of dum­ B L A N D C A S K E T COMmy’s clubs on high hearts. PANY. a T annaaaa# Cor­ p oration This left him with only one 404 B nuth M a p le H tr a a l club loser. Lebanon, T ennessee By Ruth Millet! H* doesn’t mind when she bring* up the nsme of an util admirer. She knowa whan to keep quiet and let him blow off eteam at soma minor annoy­ ance. • He Isn’t surprised at any thing she does. She has teamed how to kid Mm out of a grouch. She no longer make* a point of finding out whether his new eecretary ie pretty. He is resigned to her un­ businesslike way of handling buiineaa matters. Shs tactfully reminds him of important anniversary dates sevsral days in advancs. Hs doesn’t feel hurt If she leaves him to visit her mother. They ean quarrel at hreakfast and forget the quarrel by that evening. When o marriage finally settle* down to this it may not be terribly exciting, but it has pasted th# usual dan­ ger paints and should be a lasting relationship. Legal Notice iv tub r m r i i T cot rt. n in t h ji m ritL r m r i it. iv u p fun sk h iv u l k COt'V T V . F L O R ID A , IV r i l t X I K R T VO. 1I.TI3 lUMCUK ItOYRTKH. PL A IN T IFF ea JO IIX N IK IT .4. ROND a n d C L I F F IE X. IIOND. a p a r t n e r s h i p d / h / a F U N E R A L D lltK C T O t lB E X C H A N G E M adison, A rk n n a n a T H E M K M E N O C H COR­ PORA T IO N Tth S t re e t A uburn, Indlann T o u . a n d each o t y o u . ar* h e r e b y n o t i fi e d t h a t o u lt h a s b e e n file d a g a i n s t y o u In lb* Circuit C ourt of S em in o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . In C h a n c e r y , a s a b b r e v i a t e d t i t l e o f w hich la F i r s t F e d e r a l H a v i n g s an d t m a n A s so c ia tio n o f H am ln n lt C o u n ty , a corp o ra tio n . Plain­ tiff . e a U. B. R U I t T O N an d W itt. u l , E O RUR TON , e t a t , D e f e n d a n u . t h e n a t u r e o f aald au ll b e i n g a s u i t t » forerlo aa t h a t c e r t a i n m o r t g a g e d ated F e b r u a r y 7. 1)11. a n d o f ye. c o r d In O fficial R e c o r d s Dunk 11, p a g e 37), P u b l t o Record s o f Hamlnol* C o u n t y , F lo rid a, encum bering th* f o llo w in g describ ed real p r o p e rty , to ­ wn: L o ta 1 a n d I . B l o c h t l . T i e r . D. S a n f o r d , F l o ri d a a c c o r d i n g t o I t R- Tra f* f o r d 'a Map t h e r e o f r e c o r d ­ ed In P l a t R o o k 1. page* 14-44 o f th * P u b l t e R e ­ cord* of S a m la a lo C aaaty. F lorida. and you a ra h e r e b y reqatrad to file y o u r a n i w e r la aald suit w ith tha andaralaned C l a r k o t aald C o a r t a n d to a a r e a a co p y t h e r e o f g p o n th a P lain tiffs atturoar, whose n a m e and addraaa a p p e a r be­ low , o n o r b e f o r e t h e October *, 1*41, a n d l n * c f « u U t h e r e ­ of, D e c r e e P r o C o n f e a a o will b e e n t e r e d a g a l n a t you . W ITNESS my h a n d and of­ f icial a e a l a t t h e C o u n t y C o u rth o u se . Han ford . S e m i n o l e r . u n i ­ ty, F l o r i d a , t h i s 3 r d day of H r p t e m b e r , 1**1. (SEA L) A r t h u r II. B e c k w i t h . J r C la rk of C ir c u it Court Ryt M a r t h a T . Vlhlen, D. C. P H I L L I P if. LOGAN R l l l N l l o l J t E R a n d LOGAN F irs t Federal llu lld ln g P. O. Uux 1I I I H an fo rd , F l o r i d a A ttorney lo r P la in tiff P u b l i s h dept. 4. 11, 10 , 31. t » l l CDM-3T MAE ROYSTER . DEFENDANT A M E N D E D VOTICH TO A PPEA R TO) J O H N N I E MAE ROT8TKR. iv t h e n u n r r r o n i T . W h o a* raald an c* I* VIVTII Jt'llll'l XL IIH C llr. 31 4 -F D ill* Mall IV tVII FDR UNRIMIL*: M am ph la, T auntaae*. r o r v r i , Flori da . You a r e h e r e b y r e q u i r e d to IV (’ll I Vt'ERT Ml. cunt III* y o u r w r i t t e n d efen a* to J I M M I E lltMH, J R . lha Rill e f C o m p la in t fur PLA IN TIFF d iv o r c e filed h e r e i n a a a l n a t vs. you. w i t h t h a C la r k * f th* JOSEPHINE ROW. x b o r * C o u r t on o r b efo re DEFENDANT O c t o b e r 31, 1**1. a n d serv e AMENDED M l T K K a cop y of l a m e u p o n p l a l n t l l f a TO A P P E A R a l t u r n e y , J a m e a C. C o llier. t o i J o s e p h i n e rush 7(1 W e a t C h u r c h S t r a t i , OrW h o s e r a a l d a n c * la u n ­ laad o . 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COL L IE R era s pro cunfaaao will bo ATTUILNKT FUR P L A I N T I F F entered agalnat you. 701 W e a t C h u r c h BL W I T N E S S niy h a n d a n d seal O rlan d o , F lo rid a . a t Hanford, H am lnol* County P u b l i s h Bapt. 34. IT A OeL 4 F l o r i d a , this U t h day of II. l i l t . Rapt e m b e r , 1)41. CDM-SS (SEAL) A r t h u r II. B e c k w i t h . Jr .. C l e r k o f th * c i r c u i t C o u r t H r : M a r t h a T. Vtblan NOT UEUPONSIB1LB D. C. JA M OOLUER I «m sot k* responsible A T T OE SR N C. L A IN T IFF for a ay debt* Incurred by Tel W e iEl Y C hFuOrRc h P St. anyone other (baa myself. O r l a n d o , F l o r i d a . P u b l i s h R a p t 1*. 17 A Oct KENNETH K. HALL *. U . 1*41. CDU-4S C IIA R L E O J E S S E PUGH Smf L EN A J O PUOII. h l a wife, a n d D A R K T BR OOKS M rQ U A R R IB a n d M A R T H A C. McQUARIUE , h la w i f e . D efendants N O T IC E O F S t r T IV B f l H T O SDK F O R E C L 0 4 I RK TO) C H A R L E S J E S S E PITCH a n d L EN A J O PUGH, h i e w ife. R e silien ce U n k n o w n B A R R Y B n O O X I MeQUA t i l l IE a n d MARTHA C. McQlTARRIK, hla wife. R esidence U nknow n Tnu D efendants, ara h tra b y notified t h a t a co m p lain t to fortcloa* a c e rta in m o rtg a g e on th a f o l l o w i n g d es crib ed p r o p e rty , s itu a te , lying a n d being In Remlnot* C o u n ty , Florida, to -w lt: L o t T, Ml nek IT, RUXLAXn ESTATES, a su b d iv is io n a c c o r d i n g t o a p lat t h e r e , of , r e c o r d e d In P l a t Book t t . p a g e s IS to 33 e f t h e P u b l i c R e c o r d s o f Sami* n o l . C o u n t y , F lo rid a. IncludingO n e U L It ii 111 - In Over) ( E l e c . I Mo -l So. 710113-11 S e r i a l No. i n : i7 i-X . O n e OK Ittilli- -a R a n g * ( E l e c . ) Mod el No. 1131)17P K S e r i a l No. I47II11A. 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IV,i 331, F e r n P a r k , F l o r i d a , a n l file th * o r ig in a l A n sw er nr Pleading In t h e o ffice o f t h a C lerk o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t on o r b e f o r e th * t a t d a y o t O ctober, 19*1. I t y o u f a l l t o do to. a d a . r r e * p r o c o n f e a a o will ba t a k ­ en a g a l n a t you fo r th* r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In t h * co m p la in t. W IT N E S S my hand and o f . f l c l a l seal of o ffice a . S a n ­ ford , Hem lnola C o u n ty . F l o r ­ ida, t h i s I t h d a y of S e p t e m ­ ber. I X L (B E A L ) A r t h u r II. R e c k w llh , J r . C l e r k . C i r c u i t Cou rt Ity: M a r t h a T. Vlhlen D ep u ty C lerk J O S E P H M. MU RASKO A t t o r n e y a t I. a w P. O. Horn 331 F e rn Pxrk, F lorida P u b l i s h Sept. 4. 13, 3*. IT, 11*4 COM -11 N O T IC E O F P I 111,1C H E A l t . 1 V*i O F PIIOPIIVKI) CII AVl.Un AVD AVEVIINEVTV IV F E U . 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Lights It Way, Rex-Air etc. Free water includes). Avsllsble pickup. New and Lied October 1st. *43. FA 2-7398. cleaners sold. FA 2-Z2S2. Fum . Apt. Cos* tn. Apt. 4. 5. Food $33 Me. 407Vi W. 1st. BABY BEEF—Aberdeen An­ 1 BEDROOM Duplex Apt. gus Supreme quality. For fum TO! W. 4th St. Ph. your freexer. Ph. FA 2-T714. FA 2-3410. fi. For Rent 2 BEDROOM FA 14141. Fum. Apt. FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellonvills. Small uniurn. 2 bedroom home located near hospital* FA 2-3931. 165. Robert A. Williams, Realtor. S BEDROOM House. Call 322-C7H before • a. m. F U R N . 1 Bedroom A pt Adults only. 522-1117. Legal Notice crn cT iT rocB T n r TUB SIXTH l i n i o t u cv rr o r a id ron cm . se m i. HOLE COCXTT. FLORDA. CHAXCKRV XO. 13SM K N 1 C K E R .H O C K K R FEDER­ A L l A V I N O l A N D LOAN AS­ SOCIATION, Plaintiff. ■»|. a saelK If. P A R R I S H , «t at. P « f* n J » n H . SOTIfR o r M IT IX MORTGAGE r O R K C L O I I M E T O , THOMAS a . 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IT IS O R D E R E D t h a t th ! b* p u b l i s h e d In T h e S a n f o r d H a r a l d a n a w a p a p a r pab llartad In S e m l n o l a C o u n ty . »Tor* 1 (a. on e* e a r n w a a k to r ( o u r t m . - u l l v w#«ke W I T N E S S t h # h a n d of l h # C l a r k of t h e C ir c u it Co urt, Sam lnol* C o u n t y . F l o r i d . , t h l i the Sith d a y of Septem ber 6. F or Real UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom House, kitchen equipped. FA 2-3631. W ard A v an u * . S outh W l n t t f P a rk , F lorida P n h l l a h 8 * p l. 57 A Oct. 4. 11, IS. t i l l . toafarh Rrrsld Fri. Sept. 27, '63—Page 9 By Nadine Seltaer SWEETIE PIE 7. Business Rentals 603 1st. St. 8 ROOMS. Suita­ ble for Office. Parking available in rear. 322-2744 from 11 -6 p.m. LARGE 3 Bedroom Houses, 1 4 2 baths. By owner. 203 DEBABY Home. Newly furn­ E. 23th St. ished. Carpeting A draw drapes, breexeway A car­ LOVELY 4 bedroom, 2 bath. port*. «?0. NO 8-3287. Kitchen equipped Home, tow down paym ent South FURN. Apsrtment. 3 Rooms Pinecrest. 322-3832. 4 bath and garage. 2320 Narcissus. FA 2-3148. AVAILABLE Oct. 1st. 3 Bed­ rooms, 14% baths. Alr-ConTWO Bedroom House, kit­ ditlon 4 heat. Kitchen equip­ chen equipped. On Like ped. Deep well, sprinkling Golden, near Air Base. Dur­ system, beautiful yard. *123 ing d*r FA 2-4045 after per mo. 103 Lake Dot Dr. 3:30 call FA 2-4758. Day FA 2-8700 or Night FA 2 8334. 1 BEDROOM COTTAGE, *83. 8LIW Elm St. Harriss Real­ 12. Real Eatntn For Salt ty. FA 2-7*45. NEAR Paola School; new 7 APT. Gene Gables Ledge "Abandon ship!" room home, 1 acre k<. Ph. 2 Rm. Fum . Adults *83 FA 2-3378, FA 2-0879. Meredith Manor. Hwy. 434 12. Real Estate For Sain 12. Real Estate For Sal# Ph. Winter P ark 838-3331 ONE 4 Bedroom House, One A REAL BARGAIN LARGE I Br. Kit. Eq., *30. Property Management ? BR. masonry home, on two "3 Bedroom House. Sanford 3 Br. l t t bath *90. area. 322 2744. Broker beautifully landscaped loti, Exceptionally nice A Fum. walking distance to shop­ 3 BEDROOMS, 14% baths. clean 2 Br. central airping. conditioning k heating *125. Swimming pool. Furn. or You'll like the price, with Larg* 4 Br- Mayfair *180. Offeri for your selection unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. terms to suit buyer. We these Beautiful 2, 3, 4 4 Sunland. have the key. ROSA L. PAYTON Bedroom FOR SALE BY OWNER. 3 Reg, Real Estate Broker EVERETT A. HARPER Bedrooms, 2 baths, Fla. FA 2-1301 17-83 a t Hiawatha AGENCY - REALTOR room, wall to wall carpet­ 2465 S. Park Ave. 2-BEDR00M upper apart­ ing. 323 0982. 123 E. Cole­ P bonet FA 2 2264 or FA 2 22*3 ment, furnished, *33. Close man Circle. to downtown Sanford. All NEW LOW classes of rentals available. Priced From $6,750 NEW HOMES DOWN PAYMENTS See us. Down Payments BV SHOEMAKER *100 Down, many homes to 3 AND 4 BEDROOMS As Low As $100 select from In either Pine1, 14%. AND 2 BATILS Monthly Payments FHA, VA & Conventional crest, Sunland Estataa or Country Club Manor. Spe­ Financing! From $43.50 AGENCY cial forms to Navy fami­ SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL To make the beat homa 218 S. Park Ave. FA 2-3841 lies. These are F1LA k VA RAVENNA PARK buy, see the owned Homes. ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom, 2 AND VA - FHA bath House. Fla. room, 1DYLLWILDE utility room. Kitchen equip­ Appointed We Have Several New Homes ped. Plus extra storage Now Under Construction, Property 1901 S. Park Ave. ares. Available Oct. 3rd, And A Few Nearly Com­ FA 2-3232 anytime Management FA 3 0099. pleted! We Can Also Custom Build 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath Home. Broker LAKE MARY. Furn. 2 bed­ A Horae Ju st For You. Fla. room, garbage dis­ room Apt. FA 2-4982. For Complete Information posal, kitchen equlp'wd. See or Call Your FURNISHED Garage Apt. Patio, chain linked fence. Ravenna Park - Idyll*tide FA 2-3360. Landtcaped corner l o t . Office FA 2-2118 EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT Night FA 2-0848 Slorlgagc reduced *2000. FURN. Apt. SU Elm. Ph. 333-0700 114 W. Woodland Dr. Ph. FA 2-1188. 1414 Park Dr. Sanford. Fla 322-1872. 2 BR. House. 817 Catalina. 322 2420 MATURE ORANGE GROVE S t Johns Realty 111 N. Park with crop for *4,000 cash. 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom THE TIME TESTED FIRM Houles. FA 2-36*3. .Small, of course, hut 8 nice 118 N. Park Ave, FA 2 8123 2 NEW—3 bedroom Homes, Iota with paving 2 aides. by owner. *36 6209. FURN. 2 Bedroom House, Phone FHA VA Adults. No pets. FA *-7864. 3 BEDRM., 1 bath. Available GOVERNMENT HOMEC the end of Nov. 208 Bamboo 2 BEDROOM fum. House. : AND 3 BEDROOMS SO U T H W A R D Dr. Sunlsud Estates. Ph *83 ■ Mo. 2421 Chase Ave. 1 AND 2 BATHS INVESTMENT * REALTY FA 2 2940. FA 2-T939 daya. FA 2-4982 Most Kitchens Equipped 118 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 evenlngi. "SUBURBIA” Down Payment From LOCH ARBOR. Home 3 15. DuslntM Opportunity FURN. Cottags at 5 Points. FHA $100 VA • Bedrooms, 2 baths, family SERVICE Station for lease. *83 per month. Ph. FA 1-1467 LOW MONTHLY room. *14.000. Inventory takeover. Good PAYMENTS AIR-CONDITIONED BR. In EXCELLENT LOCATIONS • PAOLA. Nice 2 bedroom location. Pb. FA 2 1342. 3 Rm. furn. Apt. *63. mo. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Home with l acre of land I l l E. Ith St. FA 2-42*3. and beautiful oaks. *3,300. 16. P rank Help Wantad • 2 STORY FRAME House. 7 We Can Qualify You For BE a Tupperware Dealer EFFICIENCY Apartment on Acres. *10,900. part time or full time. Car First St. N ear 2 city free One Of These Outstanding • 3 BEDROOM Home with 3 Home Buys In Minutest necessary. Writ* Box 7, parking lota and shopping acres. *7,600. Sanford Harald. stores. No utility charges. • LAKE MARY. Clean 2 bed­ Suitable for eouple or sin­ For Complete Information, room Home. Separate din­ EXPERIENCED IBM kay See Or Call Your gle, also retired people. ing room, good terms. puneh Operator. Knowledge FA 2-4712. FHA - VA *7,300. of other unit machines de­ SALES BROKER sirable. Chase k Co. Mr. APT. *30. Surplus City. Smith. CLEAN quiet Rooms" The Stenstrom Realty All of these within 13 mmuics ALIX OF SANFORD Gables. FA 2-0720. of Sanford. Real Estate—Mortgages Needs experienced s e w i n g CLEAN 1st floor Apartment 111 N. Park Ave. 323 2420 m a c h i n e Operators for FA 27493 Private entrance. 1004 Pal­ Ravenna Park swim suite and sportswear. FA 2-3671 FA 2-3829 FA 2-8360 Stemper Agency metto. It you era experienced on Evening* REALTOR — INSUROR factory sawing machines, F U R N I S H E D Apartment. r A 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. ws have Heady work for - WANTED — Clean and close in. Jimmie you In a modern atr-condi Cowan. 322 4013. -UNHAPPY RENTERS’* ROBERT A. WILLIAMS tloned factory, under very 2. 3, AND 4 bedrm. Anywhere W K L A K A APARTMENTS: good working condition Ph. Realtor In Seminole County. FHA, Rooms private baths, 111 EA 2-2264, ask for Mr. Cu VA A Conventional Fin. Raymond Lundquist, Asso. W. First St. rial*. Little down, payments less FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. than rent. RENT A RED lliillaway, Hospital It Baby C. A. Whiddon Reds. Reg. Real Estate Broker By Day. Week, or Month 202 S. Park Ave. FA 2-5991 CARROLL'S FURNITURE Ph, FA 2 3181 US W. lit St. JOHN E. FOX REALTOR LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, 3234)339 also 1 bedroom trailer on 110 N. Park Ave. BRAND NEW large lake. Adults only. Ph. ONE 4 Bo Iroom House, one FA 2-7368. 3 bedroom House. Urngwood area. 636 3911. 1 BEDROOM Apartment. SECRETARY General office experience. Age 25-M preferred. Salary open. Call Mr. Samp wo, 322-301 or apply In person at 401 W. 13th St. Sanford. STATION Attendant with managerial ability. Must give bond. 23-43. No drink­ er. (900 up. CaU Mr. Tuell. AM T-0427 Titusville. IS . H * W an ted ATTRACTIVE position Man or Woatan, 25-80. Good per­ sonality and appearance, ready lo accept position im­ mediately M atlectad. Ex­ cellent opportunity for ad­ vancement. P a rt or full time work. For local inter­ view. Write fully to Sanford Herald Box I, Sanford, Fla. 19. Ritas** W a ite d HOUSEQLEAN1NG or Baby­ sitting. Lilly Bell Baker. RoaesHa Fish Mkt. Phone FA 14411. V A - FHA HELP! HELP! Good Girl Friday going to waste, Perm. Resident. FA 2-4312. Jim Hunt Realty BABYSITTING day or night. Love A care. Big yard. Meal* furnished, also will board. FA 2-7986. Government Owned Homes BALL-BLAIR Seminole Realty Jim Hunt Realty Stenstrom Realty W HAT A Child Cara. FA 2-3774. PAINTING or Repair work. Ph. FA 2-7064 20. Bsbyaittera PERSONALIZED Child Care. 322-3920. 21. Baaaty Haxel Porter Beauty Shop Cold Wave (8.00 complete 1104 W. 23th St. FA 2-1321 Cut 'N Curt Beauty Shop 318 Palmetto Ave. WE now have a special facial booth, servlets from tip to tip. Free parking lot. Open eveoins* by appoinlmenlPhuoe door (1) 322-0834 Phone door (2) 322 8323 FREE *60 PERM. WAVE Complete Beauty Service Harriett's Beauty Nook 106 Mo. Oak. FA 2-6742 25. Plumbing Ssrvifce HINSON k HEARN PLUMBING CONTRACTING Repair* A Water Heaters FREE ESTIMATES 304 E. 3rd St. 322-9143 214 P a r k Stenstrom Realty Uau-: * Real Estate — Mortgages 1U N. Park. Ave. FA 22420 KINGS WOOD BUILDERS INC. 20J Fairmont Dr. F V 2-6071 Ot i i Vt Hf U AMI * X* f 449* «« I AAO# SUMSUNNlUjItt Osilf f to t Cti . Yet • u o n o YUNOAf > » Connolly Mobile Home Sales O C A LA u is a u w i Mil GAIN! SVHtt MU hw-MIff 8144 U l 441 tt * ♦'AYS FN-w nt VJJ) 36. Automobile* • Truekg ~ Air-Conditionmgr PLUMBING WOODRUFF’S Garden Center FRIG1DA1RE used Ironer. *50 Contracting Repairs 601 Celery Ave. Petunia A Excellent condition. Call FREE ESTIMATES Tomato Plant*. Jtrs. Gielow FA 2-2611. R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 3-3383 ORCHID PLANTS SEPTEMBER .Special. Ladica For Sale xs A Childrens shoes *1.94 pair. I f . Radio A T ekvkloa AT BARGAIN PRICES Surplus City. 201 W. lit. Lemon Bluff USED T.V, Sets *10 up. Ser­ J. C. Bunfon *1 per day rental for Elec­ vice calls *2.00. Sanford Shop the Herald Ada where tric Carpet Shampooer with T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford local merchant* offer their purchase of Blue Lustra. Ava. Ph. FA 3*778. beat buys. Carroll’s Furniture. LOOK FOR O U R ... 4th. Anniversary CELEBRATION! C oming Oct. 3rd - 4th - 5th V a r ta n at Deltona FIR ST SH O W IN G OF OUR These lovely homes ire tailing fast. Ths reason Is solid valus -lo w price *nd high quality construction come outand see these wonderful homes for yourself * there are 8 completely furnished mode istochoose from. Pontiacs Buicks Ramblers Quiet neighborhood. EA 2- itAlANf I ai 0*81 V144 1* I'# WM. NlH —e Used furniture, appliances, 1983 CARAVELU: Sport’s tools, etc. Bought - Sold. TREE SERVICE. Expert tree Car. Hsrdtop A softtop. Larry's Mart 215 Sanford service. Reasonable rites, 2200 miles. Assume psy» Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. g years experience. Free m enu. CaU after • p. m . estimate*. Ph. FA 2 4377. Sell Ua Your Furniture. FA 20189. Quick Service With the *47 CHEVROLET club coup# WASHING Machine Service. Cash. SUPER TRADLNG Radio A Heater, good body Fro* eetimatea on repairs. POST. FA 2-0877. A Urea. *100 cash. Fhon* 3840 Hiawatha. 322-7383. FA 2-7890. WANTED reUable eouple to Piano Tuning and Repair take up monthly payment! '3* TR-3 Wlro wheels, radio fo W. L. Hannon — FA 2-4233 at *13.30 cm 5 complete heatar. Luggage rack. Ex­ rooms of furniture. Coll cellent condition. 383-3470, TE H i l l , CaeicJbtrry, col­ H. B. POPE CO„ INC. 1957 PLYMOUTH Bavey. lect. 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 Good condition, good tires, 322-5377. FREE ESTIMATE LAWN SERVICE Upholstering k Mattress ren­ Mowing and edging, nte. Satovating. New A Used Furni­ 1937 FORD. FA 2-8933. (Maetton guaranteed. Ph. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 1938 CHEV. 1 ton panel. Good FA SUIT. Co., at 700 Celery Ave. rubber, excellent mech. FA 2-2117. cond. *300. FA 2-9233. TRACTOR Work. Mowing, diak, blade. FA 2-7684. BUYING A NEW ar 34. Articles For Snl* USED CART WELLS DR n,LEI). PUMPS. 18 cu. ft. upright freeier, ex­ FINANCE rr WITH US SPRINKLER SYSTEMS cellent rood. *200 tor quick ♦ tow Internet Rates All Types and Sixes sale. U8*i N. Park Ave., + tow Monthly Paym eau We Repair and Service (rear) Ph. 3229383, 9 a.m. FLORIDA STATE BANK S T I N E to 3 p. m. '56 FORD Wagon. Good shape. Machinery and Supply Co. *375. FA 2-7775. washing 207 W. 2nd St. T k 26432 REFRIGERATOR. machine, 3 piece living SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ room act, end tables, Heel '38 FORD Ranch Wagon. Ex­ cellent rond. New tiret, tios, etc. Free estimate. Th. mower, small Alr-Com*323 322-3832. 322-3508. preaior. Other household, yard, shop items. FA 2-1911 1960 CHEVY Impale Convert­ TREE SERVICE after 6 p. m. or Saturdays. ible, full power; amaU down FREE ESTIMATES payment, takn over pay­ 323 0500 1 WHEEL Utility traiter. *30. ments. 636-4054. and U hp. Electric water 29. Awtomobfln Service pump. *35. Ph. FA 2-3681 37. Honta - Motor* after 6 p. nt. AUTO GLASS 18' CABIN CruUer. 40 hp. Evinrude. Gator trailer. Ex- . INSTALLED SOLID Cherry Bookcase, tras. *600. E. J . Lacey. Senkarik Glint* and Paint length 8 ft. 9 inches. Height | -* Company 3 ft. 9 inches. *63. FA 2-0116 322-7649. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 3 4622 13)% ft. CORRECT Craft In­ AUTOMATIC Cam xlg sag In board, 75 hp. grey marina Auto Glaai, Top* console. 3 Needle position, engine. With trailer. All la k Sea* Covert automatic designs, makes AUTO GLASS & buttonholes, sews on but­ good cond. *330. FA 2-6541. tons. Assume payments of 19’ HOLIDAY. 2-40 hp. Elec* SEAT COVER CO. *9.13. Ph. FA 2-9411. trie aUrling Evinrude*. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 11033 Tandom trailer, FA 3-0783. ALL WORK GUARANTEED 1-10 cubic ft. UPRIGHT Am.uu Deep Freeie. 1- G. Gateway To The Waterway; 3IA . Feta E. 12 cubic ft. Refrigerator. Robson Sporting Good* t POODLES. Black miniature Your EVINRUDE Dealer > Both excellent condition. J. female*. AKC papers. *30. 3046-8 E. 1st Ph. FA 3-3881 C. Bunted, Lemon Bluff. Elsin W. Lacey. 322-7849. t-I’REWAY Oil Heater. Good 3 9 . T ra ile r* • C abam ta PUPPIES for sale. 4% Dach­ Condition. J. C. Bunten 1902 MOBILE Hem*. 38 I 10% shund A Fox Terrier. AnLemon Hluff, on larga lot; small dowa nlmal Haven Boarding payment, taka ever pey* Kennels. FA 2 5732. READY MIX Concrete, win­ m enti. 808-4054. dow fills, lintels, step*, 32. Flower* • Shrubs blocks, sand, cement, rock, pipe, steel, grease traps, DUTCH MILL NURSERY An­ dry wells, stepping Stunts. nual* ready now. UpiaU Miracle Concrete Co. Rd. Near Mayfair Golf S09 Elm Ave. FA > 6751 Course. 1162 from 8:30 to 8 p. m. Monday thru Friday. Ph. FA 3-4301 any other time. ‘3 5 9 5 -’5 0 0 D o w n 33. Fnrnitwr* SEWING MACHINE CALL FA 2-5783 1963 MOBILE HOME 8- (j*4r * >f chi m 34. ArlkJnn For fink PAINTING k Repalra. Work BLOOMING Roses on double ? KNIGHT CB Radio*. 1 Mo-. . bile. 1 Bass. Complete with guaranteed. Free estimates. cherokee stock. *2.30 each. antennai. *123. P ractical^ FA 2-0239. Fred Roettger. Gray Shadows Nursery new Reel's Body Shop, lotfc 4 mi. S. on Sanford Ave. St. A Sanford Av*. SINGER BUY! 50x10' 2 B E D R O O M S 32. Fkwnrn • Shrubs I f . Female Help W aited 27. Special Services* 17. Male Help Waaled 9. For Solo s»r Itrat LOVELY 7 Bedroom block Home with separate din­ ing room. Large screened east porch. Located on STENSTROM RENTALS large corner lot with fruit, oak L magnolia trees. 2 Furnished: Car garage. Ry owner Ph. 2 BR 1 bath * FA 2 4199. 3 BR 1 ball) *123 Unfurnished: 2 BR 1 bath S 75 GHEENBKIAK Choice Iota available in 3 BR 1 ball) Jloo 1>«J 3 BR Hi baths $U3 Greenbrier of Loch Arbor I jj 12A L) * gulf cour*e. Ar th u f !1. We- k w *i n* J r „ *133 overlooking d a r k o f t h * C ir c u it C o u r t 4 HR 2 ball) ('u*tum building to )»ur See us fur the best. H>: M a r t h a T. Vlhlan *predication. Gr*«nbriar D eputy C la rk developed by W ,n tarw aadla. lla lu a t A •#» 38,913 to *15,450. A« low at $210 down and *43.11 par month. Ne Closing Costal Be The First One in Your Neighborhood To Test Drive Our l»frl Line! OWE OUT TODAY Take Interstate *4 — get off at the DeBxry Ex- • efunge, or cal C n m B C 6 6 8 -4 4 5 8 the M A C K LE BROS. DIVISION O f a.K .W , O I V S L O # M I N T S , SN8%. RAMBLER I �■S’* - " 1 ■' C o u n try •' With the recent heavy n in e, w e suddenly realise that adequate drainage ia a very import­ ant feature for our ideal home or homesite. And we find that the areas in our tour for thia weekend are on gently rolling terrain with na­ turally good drainage, and thus are practical in all weather as well as beautiful. Out in the Greenbriar area, Kingawood Builders are offering lota for sale from a third of an acre to an acre and a half In beautiful, wooded, rolling hills o f the Country Club area. Kingswood Builders will build on your lot a custom designed house to especially fit your G lu t p o id 0E 3S K B R X A R E 9 th S tre e t W hile you are out driving this week-end, take th is page with you. The map above w ill assist you in locating some o f Sanford and Sem inole County's outstanding real estate. T ake a circle tour and see them all, you may find just what you are looking for in the w ay of a home. Courthouse Records Bm I Estate Traaaactieas Lucille 8. Phillips to Laur­ C. C. Flowers, at ox, to Ed- ence Askell et ux, A. Maus­ ward £> Flowers at ux, San­ e r’s Subdivision, R10,SK>0. Orlando Federal S. A L. ford, 19,000. William W. Eckard at ux to Assn, to George Mobetly Jr., Donald W. King, at ux, Cool- et ux Lake Harriett Estate*. 911,600. Mora, fll-MO. Albert M. Greene et ux to JL B. Chapman a t ux to Boy L, McClure et ux, East- Harrison R. Gilbert et ux, Queen’s Mirror South, $3,664). brook, 916,400. Leonard Dennis Blackford Roy V. Rouscy at ux to John Smith Jr., at ux, North et ux to Karl A. lloeffler, Al­ tamonte Springs, $7,223. Orlando, 911,900. Gena Tunney et ux to Rob­ G. W. Pringle a t ux to Roba rt W. Hooper at ux, Heftior ert G. Thome* et ux Sunland Estate*, $13,700. Homes, 914,200. Herbert E. Stenstrom et ux Walter D. Holmes at ux to Larry W. McDaniel et ux, to Joieph E. Fowler et ux, Busna Vista Estates, 96,800. Franklin Terrace, $13,000. Herbert L. Hutcheson et ux William P. Asher et ux to 1st Federal 8avlngs and Loan to John O. Bellamy et ux, Assn, of Orlando, Bear Lake Woodmere Park, |9,000. Richard Wtshhurne Schenck Manor, 912,000. William B. Richardson Jr., Jr., et ux to Harry E. Biera t ux, to Julian D. Ensey at ly, Jr., et ux, $14,000. Orlow A. Rusher et ux to ux, Druid Hill* Park, $14,500. Andrew J, Adcock, Jr. el ux, 1‘homes A. Scott Br„ at ux to Xnox Florida Development Markham Park Heights, $7,Corp- Harmony Homes, 93,700. 600. Ward Hicke, Ine. to William Knox Florid* Development A. Herget et ux, Kastbrook, Corp. to Cleveland Neal et ux $18,300. Harmony Homes, 910,000. FHA to John II. Shoemaker Mid-Florida Golf Course, Inc., to John W, Hoffman et et ux, Tanglewood, (12,100. Oakland Estates, Inc., to ux Falrlane Estates, 910,000, Cart J. Keller et ux to F11A, Richard J. M. Stanlon et ux Oakland EHates, 911,600. North Chuluota, 96,700. FHA to James A. Harper et J . Waits et u s to C. D, ux Bear Lake Hills, 97,660. Waite et ux, ll-aOe-UOE, (l,FHA to Hurry V. Tootle et 430. Alice Gunter e t vtr to The F irst Baptist Church of San­ ford, Sanford, 910.000. William O. Smith et al to Fort Construction Co., Inc, NEW YORK (DPI) - Se Latonla, 914.200. erctary nf State Dean Husk Irina F. lianas et vir to and British Foreign Secre­ James C. MacKey et ux tary Lord Home were meet­ Goblenrod Shores, 910,000. ing today to discuss diplo­ Tberrle C. lingers ( t ux to matic strategy for their Sat­ Edward J. ilarnea et ux, ling urday conference with So­ era Subdivision, 917,600. viet Foreign Minister Andrei Cornier M erritt et ux to Gromyko. Guy Andrews a t al, Lakcview. Home reached New York 914,600. Wednesday following London Edna Duka Emlera to Mary reports that Britain now Louise Scott, 21-21-31E, 97,* wants to participate In de­ tailed diicusskins being held A. L. Esterson et ux to by the Unilcsl Slates, West Herman f . Gunter et ux, Han­ Germany. Italy and others If ford, 97.000. she can do so wilhout form­ Bramur Development Co. to ally committing herself to W ard Hicks, Inc., Kastbrook, Join the multi-nation force at this point. $17,600. Diplomats Talk Meeting Policy ux Bear Lake Hills, $7,660. First Federal 8 . 1 L Assn, of Orlando to Robbie L. Hemphill et ux, Lake H ar­ riett Estates, 911,600. Ruth M. Trowbridge to L. D. Snodgrass, Oak Park, Id,000. William Frants to Wade De­ velopment Corp., Tanglewood, 913,300. Charles Harmoney Johnson HI vs. Phyllis McRae John­ son. Bruce Douglas Kierstead vs. Marylou Joyce Kierstead. Arthur L. Harris vs. Mary Bernice Harris, MARRIAGE APPLICATIONS Jesse E. McKinney, Sorren­ to, ami Linda Fowler, Longwood. Melvin Sullivan, Delaind, and Kutha M. Graham, DeLand. SUITS FILED First Federal S. A I,, of Seminole Co. vs Willie Eugene Van et ux, mtg. foreclosure. Carroll L. Ward et ux vs W. G. Gnllowhecr, to quiet title. North American Mortgage Carp, vs Roy T. Dcllard et al, mtg. fct. Gulf Life Insurance Co. vs William S. llnhn et al, mtg. fct. Gulf Life Insurance Co. vs Robert 11. Dalton et nl, mtg. fel. Gulf l.ife Insurance Co. vs Michael Hanley, Jr., et al, mtg. fcl. (iulf l.ife insurance Co, vs James E. Marcum *t al, mtg. It lakes wise buying these days to stay within a budget. Thia la particularly true of food, itnce there are tom e 1,000 itema to chooie from in the average supermarket. Here are some tips on haw to save and how to get more for your money every time you ahop for food. Cheek auppliei on hand and prepare a Hit of things you actually need. A lilt does a lot to help you keep (pending at a minimum and you arrive home with what you need. With a Hat you are partially fortified against impulse buy­ ing. It la extremely Important to read labels, whether on packages, over meat displays or elsewhere. Be sure to note the net weight and liquid vol­ ume printed there. Make price comparisons as to sixe, grade. K n o w terminology used so that you know what you are buying. Be sure to read the list of Ingredients on labels. Less ex­ pensive grades may serve your purpose as well as high­ er priced fancy grade*. Com­ pare prices of fruits and veg­ etables In the various forms— fresh, canned or froten. liny Slate Saving* Bank vs Benjamin ]|. Presnell et ux, mtg. fcl. Wildcy Savings Bunk vs Kcnna Maxwell Bent et ux, mtg. fel. Bowery Savings Bank V' John W. I.owe et al mtg. fcl Winter Park Fedot al 8 & L Assn, v* Allan S. McIntosh at at, mtg. fct. Federal National Mortgage Assn, vs Robert F. Siller et al. mtg. fcl. Henry B. Levy vs St. Johns Properties, Ine. et al, mtg. Hospital Sept. 26, 1M3 Admissions Jane Calhoun, Carolyn Betts, Janet Merrelt. Betty Collins, Marcella Forties, Edgar E. Osborne, Chester A. Shaw, Helen Moye, David Turner. Mary Gonlay, Ned Smith, all of Sanford; Arthur McKensie, of Mims. Illrths Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Ilrtt*, a h*by girl; 31r. and lira. Dan Rvnttey Jr., * hsby girl; Mr. and Mrl. Andrew Calhoun, a baby hoy; Mr. and Mr*. Mick­ ey Collins, a baby boy, all nf Sanford. Diachargra Deborah Lynn Barley, Ed­ ward Porter, Monro* Wilcox, William It. Thompson, Diane Thompson, Fred Dudley, Elisa .Mao Brown, Betty J. Smith. Ollla Fortaon, Lind* L. Mar­ tin, Joyce Arvhamhautt and baby girl, Elisabeth I, CherIngton and baby girl, alt of Sanford; Cindy Shirley, of Ti­ tusville; Dorothy Chavers, of Osteen. homesite now 3 Bedroom WILLIAM S. BltUMLEY JR, Contemporary. Also Consul Helps Direct Traffic Don’t be caught in a last minute rush for heating oil. Order your lupply of Philheat now. Be ready for the first cold days with a full tank of this high quality Phillips 66 home heating oil. Philheat gives you plenty of comfortable warmth in every gallon. It's the home heating oil with the high heat content —that bums free and clean. Call today. Be ready / or winter all winter long. K. H. McAlexunder, Prns. ft Gen. Mgr. Earl Evnnn, Dealer PHONE FA 2-27&4 Baby Cocktail* Soon On Market BU ILDERS If you Bedroom Colonial. FOR INFORMATION Two of Central Florida’s most beautiful most carefully planned communities! Homes Of Distinction Larger, Finer Homes, designed for Ravenna Park A Community Built With Pride’ Bath Home.*, FHA, FHA In-Service, VA, Conventional Financing. COMPANY '1I0N Custom Building Our Specialty General Office 211 W. 2ith St. Sales Office FA 2-7405 acreage, C A L L FA 2-5612 Gracious Living comfort, eohven fence, and luxury. home*, our weekly Tour of Homes page! designed forv those who demand the ultimate in REALTORS! groves, rental.* — advertise on 0WUUU2A I have 3 ft 4 Bedroom, 1, l* j, 2 C H O O SE Y O U R H O M E SIT E — B U ILD W H EN Y O U ’RE READY Construction sound security for students, the W. >5 and S« level. are auraetlng attention at There's a great variety of styles. Cardigans and turtle, boat and V-necka are neck and neck in the back-toschoot race. In patterned sweaters there LOS ANGELES W PI) — The police force had help are paisleys, floral, geomet­ Wednesday from the consul of ric and Norwegian- inspired Bolivia, Duke C. Banks. He designs. And, of course, directed traffic at a busy in­ there's the cable-knit sweat­ er, always a campus hit, tersection for one hour. Banks explained that he available in a wide range of found the signal lights at the colors at a price much less intersection Jammed and traf­ than would be expected. As to dresses, the "long, fic backed up Just as children were being dismissed from a skinny, strctchcd-out, easy, soft-draping drew is in," ac­ nearby ichool. “Nobody seemed to be do­ cording to fashion experts. ing anything about them, so I Variety stores support that trend with a large group of did something," he said. chemise dresses, requiring no belts, at modest prices of $3 and $1. Several have bor­ der prints around the hems; others are medallion • pat­ terned. A surprising number LON DO N tUPl) - Prof. ol greens — bright olive, bot­ George Dick, writing in the tle green, emerald, kelly and British Medical Association's Jad« — as well as wine tones magaiine Family D oe t o r , run through many of the said today a “ cocktail" vac­ patterns. cine to protect babies against at home, stack sets In knlt(ive diseases should be avail­ For lounging and studying able soon. led cotton are offered, and He said the “cocktail" oxford cloth Bermudas and would include vaccines fur Capri pants. A series of pro­ measles, tetanus, diptheria, vincial print blouses at 92 polio and whooping rough. can coordinate with the pants. MODERN KITCHENS BY OF LO C H ARBOR Under The sportive look — wrap around skirts, vests, bulky mohair sw eater! — will be “ the look’* this autumn on high ichool and college paths. And every woman student can have the “look'' within a price range that appeals to the budget-minded. Not too many people think it variety stores u a source of apparel — skirts, Jacket* and dresses, but fhc truth is that not only does the store fulfill clothing needs but also II has a wide range of acces­ sories at appealing prices for the student with the small purse. Right now, culottes and wrap-around akirts are her­ alding the back to . school clothes season. In plaids, flannel, wlde-wale corduroy, ihey are vying with vests for top fashion position. The vest erase will go on because American designers have done so much to bring it to the front and keep it there. At a fraction of the cost that a student might spend at a specialty shop or department store, she can assemble in a variety store a complete outfit svith “ the Tayered look" — skirt, blouse, vest, Jacket right down to knee socks. Sweaters, which are baste, Notes YOU'D LIKE TO LIVE IN ONE OF THE MOST RESTFUL, REFRESHINGLY BEAUTIFUL TREE-SHADED AREAS IN CENTRAL FLORIDA___ Now needs or you can acquire whatever builder you wish. Other luxury homes are available in the IdyDwilde Homes area and more moderately priced homes in the Ravenna Park section are available through Shoemaker Construction Com­ pany and its realtor, Stenstrom Realty Agency. Of particular attention-getting status is the new home in Idyllwilde at 303 Tammy Drive, with all its special features. There are several new homes In the third addition o f Ravenna Park, which feature three bedroom, two bath, centrally heated homes in the lovely wooded area of this section. y v ‘-.3lu3 BYRON M LEACH STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS �, I, Ibralft VOlTTe • 11 Youths Held Bn BurgSufies City police were confronted with a rash uf burglaries over tiio weekend while a r­ resting tl teenagers, Chief Roy Williams stated. The burglaries included ltd (rent the Sanfurd Aluminum Company. KM) French Avenue; $120 from the home of Clara Griffin, ttltt West 13th Street; 10 cartons of risarVos and acase ofsoft drinks from the LittleGeneral food store on French Avenue near 23th .street, and Stoo In artist's paint* and supplies from the • City police had a telephone request from a Tallahassee man to pick up his runaway nephew off a Sanford-bound bus. Police picked up the boy alright here in Sanford . . . but he was driving a stolen car. m parked c a r of Margaret Kretltnger. Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital attache. Mrs. Quinta* Ray. 1213 West First SI reel, reported this theft by a "hungry burg­ lar" frum a food freezer at licr Inline: A watermelon, l i Beard Begins FEC Strike Impact Probe Algerian Army •iLeader Delies Ben Bella Order Castro Biasts New 4 Shots In Head Don't Slop Boa Dominican Regime ...... . . w A . . . 10 Killed ea’c of “ ’,l ,lrlnk*' (our d ji' •’« r “-*- cookies and candy, live pounds of hamburger, two frozen dinners, three chickens, four steaks, two JOHN M A T H E W S . • • • Senator from packages shrimp, gallon of State Cami Bruce and Kay MilJacksonville, who ad­ ice cream, one turn and $7. wee reminded today that this A juvenile confessed the dressed the Sanford is the final week for voter 3120 tbeit at tlte Griffin home Klwnnis Cluh Sept. -I, registration . . . Cami's of­ but refusetl to tell what be­ will formally announce fice open OS daily through hi* cumlitlacy for gov­ came of the money. Saturday, final day. Kay also Three white Juvenile* were ernor in tlte November THE 'SOD SITUATION’ nt Municipal Stadium is Iwinj? rectified for fu­ said to correct some thoughts, arrested (or siphoning gaso­ 19G-I election at a press ture home football names. The School Hoard has taken over the stadium the proposed $75 million high­ line from a parked automo­ conference in Tallahas­ from the City for the season. (Story on jiape 7.) School work crews were er education bond issue will bile. see this afternoon, tic* Iw financed with a 1.5 per on hand Saturday afternoon to commence laying' soil on the baseball dia­ Capt. A. S Williams and cording to UlM. cent tax on gross receipts of mond. Leading off the work were (left to right) Dr. O. L. Harks, presiLt. Joe Hickson solved three utilities companies and not dent of the Seminole Boosters; Fred Ganna, Seminole Jliyh athletic direc­ CAPE CANAVERAL M i l) break-ins with the arrest oi against real estate. tor, and z\ndy Bracken, Seminole High principal. (Herald Photo) —A three-man Federal Board -even Negro teenagers: • • • A truck and some tool* stol­ of Inquiry looking Into it labor Following from the Duluth dispute involving the Florida en from the Sanford Hous­ Ileratd of Sept. 25: The only 1 East Coast Railway Co. an iv - ing Authority, Castle Hrcweg personal audience granted by e»l today to for n look at Ihe Court, on Sept. II; Gold-lion President Kennedy during hit j -trike-affected launching site elementary school, Sept. S Duluth visit was given this I ; for America’s man * to - the- and three bottle* of liquor morning to Jeno F. Pauluccl, from Ihe Goldsboro bar, West mnon program. presklent of Duluth's Chun Idlh Street, Sept. 22. The hoard, hi-u<lf<l by Asst. HOI LYWOWUP (UIT> — King Corporation (and one o( ALGIERS t IT’D - 11m ,|is''I'd rather fight six men Hum Secretary of Labor James J Sanford's better known winter sklent commander nf the Al­ Reynolds, immediately took a residents). HAVANA (DPI) — Pre­ trade balance with the Soviet tangle with ono of those gerian 7th Military District one-hour helicopter sw ing over • • • mier Fidel Castro hns served Union. I In said Cuban trade again.'* jibe M erritt Island Litumli in the opposition stronghold Jayeces report their rabies nutice that he is even more with Russia was Slim.million Thnt summed up the fed(Mila), which the J\ !• • • IP f nf Tiz Ouzou today rejected clinic a "big success" Sat­ opposed to the provisional in the red, and urged that ings today of reserve I’tl. Sam Area . . . , i imbnlniicu cease . to ex- ,vfeeIti ret . roan on .ithe subject . . . uf, l Iona I Aeronautic* and Spue urday; more than the) dogs govermm-nt in the Domin lean .... a government edict dismiss­ lid* \dnmii*tration is clearing for vaccinated. ■., ,, . . . - m >n.. lieputdie than to the consti­ 1st In the simile i possible . be.i constrictor*. ing him and ordered hi* b at­ ' o u , „ , , ; ihe manned lunar landing proi ALI.AIIAFHEB ( til'll — • * • Schmnmn nnd Patrolman , , tutional regime which it re­ time. tle hardened troop* on gen­ jeet. *Two Florida Industrial lendA 10-hour American Red placed, ' astro urged in a 115-min* 1Harvey ilanavant were were us eral ab*rt. Tuesday the hoard planned 'T* railed on lawmakers In­ Cross first aid course is slat­ Castro nl-u called on Cu­ u t e speech Saturday night ! signed Saturday night to to hold hearings In an midi- day to help experienced loglsCol. Mohand (hi El H.trJ. ed at Oviedo City Hall, "d h ban* for a "maximum effort" tli.it Dominican* r e v o l t -heck a leport from two the first session at 7 p. m to wipo out Cubit’s adverse against the tlirve-luan civil youth* who said they saw a torium ni a motel I Ihe t'upo h ilts liaison men pn eni to known ax "the old m an" to Colony limj on nearby Cocoa Florida'* top management a Thursday. Ja y Saucer will iun junta put into power by “big snake" on a city sticet. Bench. I program centering on the the men be led In Algeria's conduct two-hour classes on They found an 11 and onemilitary forces in a coup The hoard was established theme “ Let's Face Politics] 71$ year war nf Independence Tuesdays and Thursdays. half foot bon const) tc lor, d'etat last Week. from France, announced by President John F. Ken- Fates.” * • • lie alliicki-d the ouster ol measuring at.out to incite- ni m Jy, who said "the prolonged William A Slmnds, Gninrtthrough a spokesman he will The Seminole grid team Ptcsident Juan Bosch and circumference and weighing Inbor dispute between the ville, pn idem of Associate'll not bow to the order Issued members are saying the charged that "ilNperUlittn 122 pounds. Industries of Florida (AIF) by President Ben Bella's gov­ NICEST tilings — and can t Schectmvn said he shot the Flotilla East Coast Railway contrived his overthrow." lie Co. and its non-operating em* and program chairman M. M. seem to tind enough of them LISBON (UP1) — The spoke kindly of Huach, saying reptile through the head. "Die ployes . , . has been a mutter Frost, Tampa, announced that ernment. —about the Cheerleaders. Its first time I shot bint, lie rcur"be merit* a hit more re­ He vowed to continue his United States should realign all because the girls really ■>.l up and beaded for me," he I !;,f j| " » » « " “ * '» • prominent legislators will lie spect than some.” that the security of free Eur­ command iri the rugged Grand featured speakers In the bird imse of its current and |vo"knocked themselves out" \\ lulu Bosch was in office, said. "Those thing* are like mentally and physically in ope depend- on the security of be was a frequent target uf greased lightning. 1 shot him tential impact upon vital de­ annual meeting uf AIF at Kabyh.t region east of Al­ Tampa Oct. 17-IN. thinking up ideas and putting the continent of Africa where criticism from ties Cuban gov­ three more times in the head fense and spncu programs,” giers where opposition lead­ The dispute, which began Congressman A. S. Herlong, ers, harked by regional civi­ them into action to whip up Communist infiltration is far ernment us a supposed pawn and that slowed him down the pep to a frenzy for the deeper than many people ■it the United States. some. I just couldn't under­ Jan. 2.1, hits affected the ship­ Senate President Wilson Car* lian and military authorities ment of material to the Mila tawny and Home Speaker Colonial game. The whole seem to believe, according to stand why he wouldn't die." launched a movement against squad is praising their cheer- Portuguese Foreign .Minister 8c beet man said be and Dun- area. Officials have indicated Mallory llorno ate included the "illegal" government of Dr. Fnlberto Franco Nogucileaders to the sky ami saying nvarit finally dispatched the that, in tho long run, it could in Hie group. lien Bella in z mass rally Miami*, a former senate a hearty "Thank you, gals!" snake by shooting it m the affect the schedule fur the Sunday. • * ■ In «n exclusive interview lunar landing .Apollo program, president, said hu-ines .men middle. Armored cars and field which President Kennedy es­ till too often go before tho gendarmerie units in battle The financial wire tells us with Ralph Nicholson, pub­ lisher of newspaper* in the DILLON, S. C. I LIT) LegUlatura Im p rop erly pre­ that Jeno Pautucci's Chun tablished un a notional goal. dress sealed off Tizi Oouzuu King Corporation has taken United States, the fureigrt Tornadoes skipped across the The President said the pared with u romplcte la k rapitol of the troubled reglno minister complained that the Carolina* S u n d a y , killing ever the Chun Wong firm board "shall investigate the of knowledge of tlur lcgislu and headquarters of the 7th which has been putting up Western world is meeting the three persons, injuring at current and potential impact live proces. .Military District, for the se­ frozen foods in Compton. global attack of communism least 44 others and causing of this labor dispute mi the Associated Industrie* want* cond straight day. The troops EI.IZABETH, N. J (DPI) Calif, it's nice to see our with "limited and restricted damages estimated at nearly Nation’s defense ami ' pace e f­ to help overcome till- proli- to say on whose * do they three quurti rs of a milliim - A police posse »a* looking fort. Washington Avenue neighbor solidarity." lie said. stood and turned back all j tuday for the rustlers who Accompanying Reynold* on lr m."Busities-men The minister told Nichol­ dollars. prospering, but we hope Chi* need to ex- road truthc ami newsmen stoic a red automatic cow deal will not take time from son: Spawned by a weather dis­ the swing to fupe Canaveral prt-» them -elves more Dissident Berber leader llo"Communist infiltration and turbance that sent twisters weighing 'J<)0 pound* and more were fellow tionid members festively." his stay in Sanford to check cine Ait Alimrd led (he into his new holdings in the penetration in Africa is far dipping into Georgia Satur­ than 6 feet 'all. l i e s a i d Ini d n e - s m e n : a n tie deiiwinstraiion <J *oiou 3,.vki Stephen N. Sluilnuni, Deputy Two repairmen went to the outskirts of t.ns Angeles. ile* per than many people m -« hi day, early morning tomadoe* A**i*Uint S, Secn-Uity of !>••- 1h. Iprd by lo-.tring nun kmivvl adherent* in TliiDuzou, On • • • to believe. This raises very w e r e reported at Dillon. location of one outdoor milk fence, and Walter L. I.inglc,! edgeeahlc in the h'izi >lutive miles east of Aider*, and ex ­ Out of Miami Reach comes serious problems to the securi­ Spriflgticld ami Swansea in dispensing machine and found Deputy Associate Admiuis- process cope with llo- problem horted "all militants to begin that someone had carried the word that Oviedo's John ty of Western Europe. South Uarotiia and at Ara­ machine off in broad day­ trntor of the Federal Spare j <>f improving their legislative a decisive light" against the Evans is the new president­ “It is said in tlie United pahoe, Spring L a k e , Ft. Agency. I liaison. one-party lien Bella regime. light. elect of Ihe Florida Fruit and States tba* the security of Bragg, New Bern and Golds­ ---------- ------------ Vegetable Association. The l.utiu Ametica i* ess< iiliai to boro in North t'arollna. Nelson and Company an I tile security of North Ameri­ It was the wont natural Takes IJack Seat Wheeler executive has lawn ca. disaster of its kind to hit LONDON it t’li — Edward j a strong force in Pie produce "I entirely agree « itli that South Carolina since April of hadey. ."J. was sentenced to group You may be sure tic view. Hut I hope that people 1311 wiii n 1H per*aiis lied in '** month* in jail for setting deserves the honor or he in the United States also tornadoes. The stale's wont fire to a ear owned by his former fiance, Anne Serra, wouldn't tie moving into the realize that Me-lent Europe twister killed Uf in 1924 1H He admitted lie started driver's seat. i- precisely in tin- same sit* # • the fire because be wa* jeal­ eat ion, ami that the security That meeting at the High of frre Europe depends on !Jingo Wins Out ous of the car. School last Friday hosted by the security of the continent PRESTON, England (UPI) School Hoard Chairman Dan ol Africa.” —George RiUington. leader of House Falls In H right that brought together the (W-year-old Preston Bra** NKTHEll ST0WEY. Eng­ delegates from the Seminole Rand which gave trumpeter land i L'PIi — Mi*s Iairy Bak­ Athletic Association, C i t y S t o c k s I s o w e r Edd.e Calvert hi* start, sai l er returned from church Sun­ Commission. Boosters Club, NEW YORK (U Fit-Stock* today the band's future wjs day night ami found her in addition to those of the turned irregularly l o w e r rndangeted because all the house had fallen down School Hard is a splendid ex­ around noon today after a town's rehearsal rooms have ample of what can be done firm opening Tra ling be d been bunked up by bingo i C a l l t l o i l I J a i ’l i f i r C S when each group’s problem* to a moderate pace. j games j LONDDN (UPI) — Druggist are understood by the others Hubert Al-ierson said tmlay and a finp cooperative spirit he inaite hi* huu*e burglarsets out to solve them. Con­ proof alter a theft—then hail gratulations to alt the partici­ to cat) police when he locked pants, hut especially to Dan himself out. Wright (or calling the session. (Last Week’* Game*) Business To Gel j oliiica! Facis Africa's Vilal Role Stressed South Carolina Storms Kill 3 Rustlers Steal Automatic Cow * Storm Batters Gulf Stretch Skindivcr Dies Exploring Cave • Boo-ters Club meinhers meet with the Seminole rojcning staff, players, et al at a meeting Tuesday at * p. m. at the high school auditorium. A real turnout |« exported by President 0 h . Barks. Sem inole 20, O rla n d o C olonial 111 Lyman tit, Ocoee n Dunnellon 19, Uvtedo Id South Seminole Junior IDgh 32, St. Cloud 13 Sanford Junior High 2)1, Oviedo Junior High **. Croom* |(l, Gainesville Lincoln 6 Mental Health TALLAHASSEE (DPI) - The Mental Health Advisory Planning Council met today to work up a comprehensive 1long-range plan for dealing witii mental health problem* t in Florida. SCHOOL PATROL was oil huml fur the first time this morning to safely Ruitlu West Side and Grumrnur Schools pu|iils across French Avenue at Third Street. Patrol members nru nieinWrs of the West Side-Grammar PTO. Their Sam LIrow |iu beltd. Unices and Hays were a uri- plietl hy City Police. More uniform articles have lieen ordered. The mothers are Mrs. James UedcntMiuuli, Mrs. Tho 11 ins J. Carlton, Mrs. O. Hoyd ami Mrs. J. M. Adams. Police Chief Roy Williams is at the extreme left. • INew Storm Up Off South America MIAMI (LTD —At least 10 person* died on the state's SAN JUAN. P. R. (LTD — highway* during the rainHurricane Flora popped up sodden weekend. quickly with *5-mile a a hour Free On Bond winds nlf the north coast of HOUSTON (U rn -A d u lt K. South America today and Hoy Klander, 45, charged will) Weather Bureau l-stied emer­ murder in the -hunting of a gency warnings to residents Negro woman during an at­ of the Windward l-Uimls. tack utt his bus, was tree in Tlte Weather Bureau warn­ $2,300 bund today. ed residents of the Grenadine Islands south of St. Vincent, Late January and the islands of Tobago and WASHINGTON tU PI) — Trinidad to "take immedlsta Sen. Barry M Goidwalcr, It- precautions against hurricane Arif., believes he must de­ force winds, high storm tides cide by late January whether of five to seven feet, and tortu seek the Ifkil Republican cutial rains." presidential nomillation. "People living in kiw-lylns beaches and near stream Terrorists Kill 5 beds should s e e k higher CARACAS, Venezuela (UPD ground." The advisory located tho —Six persons were killed and at least four wounded Sunday crnler of the season's sixth when pro-Cuinmunlxt terror­ hurricane at H a m. EST ists shut it out with guards about toil miles ca.st-nurthca*t during an attempted holdup of Trinidad, near latitude 10.9 aboard a crowded excursion north and longitude 59.9 we t. It was moving on a well* train. northwest course at 18 m p h. Flora was described as "a 7 Youths Drown BUFFALO, N. Y. (UPI) — smalt but very dangerous Seven youths were killed hurricane" expected to in­ Sunday night when t h e i r crease in intensity and slight­ speeding automobile failed tu ly In size. Its lop winds of make a sharp curve on a park 85 tn.p.h. covered a small ruad and plunged into 2t) feet area nrar the center and gales extended 73 miles to Ota uf water in ■ channel ot the north and east and 45 miles Niagara River. lo the south and west, Tlte Weal lie r Bureau warn­ Actress 111 ed residents of the string i t LONDON (UI'D—British sc- Island, at the - xtn .u* .*tt(& tress Vivirtt atiglt, reputed east peftlion up (he Caribbean suffering front nervous ex­ to rush preparations Immed­ haustion, arrived here on iately for "winds up to too stretcher b\ plane Irom New in p.h., high tides and torren­ York today and was rushed tial rain*." immediately to a nursing It said the center ot th« home. storm should pais over the Island of Tuhago by 4 or S Stay Departure p in. today and enter the Car­ SAIGON, South Viet Nam ibbean about 40 to 50 miles (UPD — Defense Secretary south of the island of GrenUa Hubert S. .McNamara and shout 9 p m. Gen. Maxwell l>, Taylor post­ Ttie hurricane grew quick­ poned their departure for 21 ly out of a "tropical depress, Itours today and continued ion" of low pressure squalls their investigation of South and was a full-fledged storm Viet Nani’s military and po­ by the time a hurricane hunt­ litical situation. er plane from Puerto Rico reached the area shortly b<> Gold Problem fore noon. WASHINGTON (UPI) President Kennedy told an In ter nation at gathering of mon­ etary experts today that this country's effort to slop the outilow of gold is in not only the If, S. Interest but "Hie interest of all who place their TAMPA (VVl) — A fall faitli in the dull.tr." storm packing winds up to 70 miles nn hour nnd strftt-fillTwo Named inj,- tides roared off the Gulf TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Into West Florida Sunday A Democrat and a Republi­ causing widespread m i n o r can were elected today to damage. head up a bi partisan study I he storm flood-*! street* of Florida's election laws. h e r o , in St. Petersburg, Fort Hep. George Mailing*, Jack­ sonville, was named chair­ Myers nnd severnl other West man and .Sen. W, Young, Coast cities. Yards were left Pinellas P a r k Republican, littered with debris along ft vice chairman uf the interim .'lUil-mite front from NapK* ta St. Marks, suuth of Tallahas­ election study committee. see, The low pressure system wo* one of thre* that brought rain* and high winds tu most uf the extreme £a*t und most of the South psit of the na­ tion, weathermen said. Tbit other* vvers in the Gient l ake* and Chesupeake Bay ureas. The winds b s t t e r e d On* roast for more than elfht hours but dissipated ms they moved inland. Seas reached »t* tu eight feet ubrni normal high thhl murks in some areas. Seminole Scoreboard • NO. 28 Now It's Hurricane Flora On Go The '•dock" felt a bit hap­ py this noon in viewing tliii front page picture of the mo­ ther*' school patrol. Not too many weeks ago one of the moUiers stopped by, asking what could be done for the pupils' safety in crossing French Avenue. Rill McLauchlin followed with advice the PTO would furnished cross­ ing ''guards'1 with police sanction. Chiaf lloy Williams Mid this morning "the hall ■tarted rolling with those mentions in the "Clock." Happy to be of service to the school children. • >VEAT1IER: Generally fair through Tuesday; hijrh today 8">-90; low tonight 60-72. ~United Press Leased \vTre~ K«tabiHhmMi)t>8 iM^.rSKrrKNlliKIt ;io7 l9l»:t SANFORD, FLORIDA ( H e r a ld P h o to ) GAINESVILLE (UPI) -A n O r l a n d o man apparently drowned w h i l e diving u Horsih) Spring* north «( heir Sunday. Police identified thr man a* 22-jcar-tdd Larry Alfrc*l Hylto*. Hylton was skindiving with (Stir utiicrs when he iltsappeared. l)m* of the divers said the croup wax exploring an underwater cav# when NyJtuu di<appear ad. 0 \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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>, September 27, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0f74b8a80ef5a6ffbdc12d9d382eab29.pdf 29e03de6ad828de225b9b8fdcf3a28f7 PDF Text Text f I tJhnf ift?1 ’UJfTPl1 Four la Cabinet May Rm Again W HERE SH O PPIN G IS A PLEASUREI POLICY SilltlicflH 6nr»liW Everything you buy at Publix is guaranteed. Because . . . > feel that no sate is complete until the meal eaten and enjoyed. T hat's why Publix gladly offers a money-back guarantee o f satisfaction, j SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOV'T-INSPECTED TENDER A G E D HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE Is FREE Rikiha Rides Sirloin Steak • • T-Bone Steak • . Round S teak (boneless) Pot Roast (bone-in) # # Short Ribs • • • • G round Beef • . FOR THE KIDS Saturday. Sept. 28 SEMINOLE PUBLIX ONLY BOOT CUPI) —Mat. Nfo Dish Nhu, preparing for her (rip to the United Statei, again hai invited top Amer­ ican official* to sea tor than•elves what to going on in loath Viet N an. “The more aeoior offlciili ernne to Viet Nam to aee the eituition, the better it In," ahe (eld a newa conference Mondap night. “They are more reapoailbie fltaa the people who are aabotaging our offlclalt." She was referring to the en-the-apot aaaeaiment to be made by U. 8. Secretary ef Defame Robert 8. McNamara and Gen. Maxwell D. Tay­ lor. chairman of tha U. 8. Chlefi of Staff. Prealdtnt Kennedy baa ordered both men Into Sooth Viet Nam to find out If tha government’) rellgloui-polltical dlepute with the eoaatry'a BuddhlaU la af­ fecting Ita battle agalaat the Communleta. swi rt s ppimium IITMIR INO OR WHOK fU llY COOKIDRIADV i o i a i Soufflo........ itee Net's Testy Fseeee Mae— C h ests........ 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Ckkkae-Neatla er Vagatekle-larf F.F V. Cookies ,01L"’ 39* Heinz Soups High-Cawat White er Caiertd Klaaaaa Tissue.......3 2 3 Seminole Plaza Ice Cream Tow els..... 2 a Casselberry, Fla. Swatklaa's feanaes to* 39* Hwy. 17-92 & White er Cslered 2-Pty Sett Dekey Tissue ■ IT 49* ■" t i t i t i e t e i t s t PMSR O rso n S ta m p s slk Ms st.rei mJ y i lw sii Mkrto Oral Anttseptk lllt-OH Pack) 14-ox. bo*. I 7« _ SR 436 S O IV n iW B O § C? g M Pork Sausage ...... r 59* Seta Lee’s Testy New Apple 8 OCALA (U H ) - A Negro Integration leader told the State Civil Rights Advisory Committee here Monday that the iheriffi department “per­ haps works hsnd-ln-hand with the Ku Klus KUn.” Tiie Rev. Frank Pinkston, advisor of the NAACP youth counell in this racially-trou­ bled city, alio charged tbit the department knew who fired a Uiotgun bloat Into the home of a Negro leader but would not mike tries is “be­ cause big names are Involv- LONDON (UPI) - - Dr. Chcddl Jagen. prime minister of Bnllih Gultuna, laid to­ day be baa aaked tor econ,omlc aid and invealment from both tides of tha Iron Cur­ tain “to fay with little aucceaa.** Beef or H a m .... 3 Trraow'r WMr Hog llUk or bag) ",.: 59* Mrs. Peel's family Site Thumbs Down Herwao't Deikkes Ckipged .Si 4 9 " « PENNY SAVER. Sura-Lee...... ’’U? 59* Sara Lee’s Rkh ’M Testy Sliced Bologna..... '£• 39* GIANT TIDE Pot P ie s.........ET.69* 69* Hh — ’i Ovsegs toad y « n r C k o lc e t Jesse JewaM Cbkkee er Turkey Marion County Police Accused ODAWARA. Japan (UPI>— Two young laborers were on trial today for “destruction of a nation si a m t,” and fac­ ed a possible oneyesr Jell term for eating a prise twin from a laka In tlakooa Na­ tional Park. Nobuyotki Otsuka, n , and Watantbel, 10. Tomokuu said they barbecued the swan after itrangllng It becaute they were hungry. Copeland Franks 2 Biscuits ...... 4 St 39* toidee’s (50 stejupi v/ceuyea) 0— Plehs R o lls .......... 2 !£*54* Toaetie*..... T h . W l... V j 49* Tarty Fwtk, PlevwM I I n Bkd CbMod Ftortda Potatoes...2 £ Howard Jehatee'e Testy Mew; Cerr Japanese Eat National Asset* Anueet»i h w Teety Pktswest Fteth Freeeo Beby Fudge Lo af... BYRACUSE, N. T. (UPI) — Former View President Richard M. Nixon, in what was visaed ss a major policy •peecb, warned Monday night against tha <*avtrselllngM of tho rresntly negotiated Ihnltod nuclear teat ban treaty. The one-time presidential hopeful, who denied any as­ pirations for tho 1004 nomin­ ation, also urged Republican) to unify their liberal and eon•ervatlso factions because he as Id tha party “can’t afford • terrible bloodletting.” Nison predieted the test ban treaty would be “over­ whelmingly apprewed" by tha approval will bo marked by a ■tepped-up Soviet offensive to tsUnd Communism with­ out war In tho free world. MICM IFFICTIVI THURJ.-FRI. SAT. SIPT. 28-27-28 B Q W V m W B O A | O re e n S t a m p s Sj 2 f-o a . m m 54« « i i m ta t. i h i as. in n THE WEEK! •A his «•«— sse swdtSM sk BORDEN GEM FLAKE ROLLS g W’[' X I m a tu r e o f Jftl O ro o n S t a m p s eta Sts SMS** mi Wdwu Oh STOUFfirS CNICXIN 8 H00 CLI5 ^ 11 Vi-oi. pk|. 69c JP 9 B ^ (Coin, liU l « i M. ISM) W~’ PINK TALL-BOY M TUMBLER 2 l ____ Hmlg 1 w/$5.00 purchase lU u r m B iio ig Jfil O ra a n S ta m p eta Its MW a ! w d w sk BUFFERIN TABLETS 100 aba $1.29 O ^ W sY W B E M O ra a n S t a m p s etdt tts issgss s»J fwihsss sk J()l O re e n S t a m p s a>t m*s« »a r-vflo. W. KOTEX, REG. OR SUPER 24-ct. pkg. 87a _ '’f GAINES DOG FOOD 8 tall cans 9$c Ha,r.i t ii. k H SS. USU O W V > .T. Y W 6 ( JW O ra at- n Sta m p s n - f n ifim m MOW A ID JOHNSON COCONUT ( M I Wt 17-oa. pkg. 89c _ JW O ra a n S t a m p s Sj ■(A Pis w f « m4 ywstsss sk HOUOWAT HOUII fKOZIN flZZA S 1,/MnlH. A l*wil _) ■ 16-os. 79c —— �t I # 2 S a n fo ri Ifm tift 2 Release Off Lock Fund 'Encouraging,' Bryant TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — audit of th* Florida Turnpike th* toll superhighway from Got. Farrla Bryant said to­ Authority would nut be mad* Fort fierce to Wildwood was day that he w»i encouraged public until after hr left of­ proper. VOL. 56 United Press Leased W ire Kstablished 1908 THURS., SEPTEMBER 26, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 26 about the release of 51 million fice. lie admitted, h o w e v e r , “If It is. It will be in flat “there was criticism of some In construction fund* to start locks at th* east and of tho violation of my orders," said specific actions.” II* declined cross-Florida barge canal. Ho Bryant, who told hla weekly to explain further. said that recent talks with th* news conference he had al­ S. E. Porter has been The governor said he ex­ Florida Congressional delega­ ready seen some of the langu­ pected release of the report pledged to secrecy pending tion left him ‘‘much encour­ age expected to become u part toon but was not aggressively completion of negotiations but of the report. aged." pushing for It* release be­ one central figure agreed to* But Bryant, who said he had cause such actions might b« The governor conferred with federal officials in Washing­ recently talked with auditors misinterpreted. day it would be eafe to hint ton Wednesday. He said he nbout the audit, said he hail thii much: Four major real ltryant ordered the slata had nothing new to add to tho not seen a final version of the auditor to look into th* activ­ rotate transactions under way report that federal funds wus report. ities of the turnpike agency which will be a boon to San* Bryant predicted the report following a newspaper series tentatively turned down for a ford and Seminole County, proposed ?il million causeway would find that the bundling which reported high spending Three are in the downtown fimu the mainland of Florida of finance* on the extension of by the then chairman John area of Sanford . . . and one to Patrick Air F’nrce Base In Hammer of Tampa and other not to fur away. And study Brevard County. agency officials. for still a fifth such transac­ On other subjects during hi* Hammer later resigned tha tion Is just grtting off the SAN JUAN, P. R. (U P I)- weekly news conference he post and Rouil Chuirmnn John ground. Should rnrournge Hurricanc E d i t h Hammed discounted reports that an Phillips was assigned the job WASHINGTON fL’I’l) t!io*e persons who have been Hooding icas against the in addition to his duties u* Stool pigeon Joseph Valachi discouraged of lute. south coast of Puerto Rico to­ road chairman. emerged from the security • • • day and pointed it* 100 mile Claude K. Ilittrlt, of Luke his prison hideout today and an hour winds on a collision Monroe, and Donovan A. was reported to be "singing" course with the Dominican freely to Senate Investigators Tucker, of 221 Bellnir Boule Itcpuhlic and Haiti. about operations of the sinis­ Vard, commenced their duties Hurricane warnings went ter “Cosa Nostra" gangland as probationary police officers up at I t a m. FIST in the two syndicate. for Sanford a t midnight Wed The short, hurley hoodlum, nation* that make up the is­ pesday. Chief Roy Williams who has a 5100,(MW price on land of Hispaniola. The warn­ said that on completion of SANTO DOMINGO, Domini­ ing* were particularly stress­ thrlr probationary period his head, entered the Senate can Republic (UPD — The caucus room to give the ed in the two big peninsula* served by teaming with other Senate investigations subcom­ thrusting southward into the military men wlui deposed officers, they will he fully ap­ The Altamonte Springs Zon­ mittee a preview of the testi­ Caribbean from the iilaiul— ami arrested President Juan pointed to the force, ing Commission Wednesday Bosch were reported today mony he will give publicity Peninsula llarahoua, D. R. • • • night continued until next to have named three civilians Friday. and Peninsula Presque Isle School SupL Ray Milwee Monday at 8 p.m. the matter to head a provisional govern­ Sen. Edmund S Muskle (DDusudueust, Haiti. VERNA WOODRUFF’S car itt pictured after a collision this mornlnif. reminded potential voter* to­ Maine), a subcommittee mem­ of rnnning a lot on llobiu ment DAVIS • • • day that the registration ber, left the private hearing Rond as requested by Dr. I*. Unofficial sources said Em­ The dangerous tropical books for voting close Oct. 5 and told reporters that ValIt. Reams who wishes to build ilio de los Santos, who pre­ twister also "pose* a definite sided over the electoral board . , . that’* a week from this acht was "perfectly coopera­ an office on the property. threat to Jamaica amt the when lloseh was elected, had Saturday. Cami Bruce's regis­ tive" in describing his form­ Appearing before Ihe com­ Windward passage area late been named president and tration office in the court­ er underworld connections. mission in opposition to tho Friday and Saturday," the Hamon Tapia Espinal ami house Is open 0-5 dally, 9-12 proposed rc-ioning were Dill Muskic said Valachi spoke Weather Bureau said. The Bene Puig. vice presidents. this Saturday and 9-5 the last in a kind of "code" which Burbanks and Fllmer Helms Windward passage separates day of registration. De t» s Santos was a wellwho protested that values of rofiuircd frequent interru­ • • • Haiti from Cuba. known figure in the opposi­ tho surrounding properties ptions to make sure what he Pope ()ti Today Forecaiter* predicted the tion to the rule of Ibc late Believe It or not, there’s meant. He said, for example, VATICAN CITY IUPD — Two persons were Injured, jeep, 5IJoo to Mrs. Woodruff! would he lowered and that a Mallory Horne, speaker of one man in the county who is that Valachi said "family" Pope Paul VI celebrated his not seriously, in a four-ve­ ear und $l3u to Hosack’s hurricane would reach a point dictator Gen. Rafael L. Tru­ commercial building of this liie FTorbla Houve of Repre­ typo should he among others 30 to 40 mile* smith of the truck. Hosuck was charged jillo. Tapia, nn atlornry. was glad to see all this rain . . ■ when he meant gang and us­ noth birthday today in bis hicle collision ut 7:15 Ibis sentatives, h a s appointed Forest Ranger Albert Harris, ed other gangland terms. fourth month as Pope of the morning on Highway 17-92 at with failure to liuvu Ids ve­ Dominican island of ilcala by secretary to the presidency in of Its own classification. Friday furrnoon. The island the provisional government Rep. S. J. Davis Jr., of Sem­ hicle under control. at Longwood, said it should 37lh Street. Homan Cationic Church. Dr. Reams pointed out that inole County, a member of a Cily police also reported is at the southernmost lip of which ran the Dominican Re­ bring underground water level Trooper J. L. Sikes identi the lot Is situated only 20 feet Republic. public after the fall of the speeial cum in is*ion for the from the ACL tracks and Up some. Defense Pleased fied the injured at Herman that Albert S. llasJ, n il the Dominican • * • Trujillos. Puig, a dentist, was study of Ihe aUilition of the would never have any value WASHINGTON tld ’D—The A. Burton, Seminole High French Avenue, was confined At It a in. F'.ST, hurricane a prominent figure In the death penalty In capital as a residential site. Also, the rain Is ■ boon (?) Defense Department 1$ well School student, and .Mrs. Ver­ with minor injuries at Sem­ to many school children. Some pleased with the results ol na Woodruff, Sanford. Sem­ inole Memorial Hospital alt­ hunter plane* on an around- restoration of democracy l° cases. In answer to protests of In­ school grounds so flooded and The commission was treat- creased traffic Id and out of Presidsnt Kennedy's recent inole Memorial Hospital at­ er ho fell asleep and his car the-clock watch pinpointed the country after the fall of muddy they rnn’t get in. Ab­ NEW YORK (L I’D—A tele- order deferring married men taches reported Burton suf­ crashed into a palm tree at iln* storm’* center about bib ihe Trujillo family dynasty. cd by Ihe l!ki3 Legislature the area to Ihe proposed of­ De Ijo* Santos is in his and will consist of 13 mem- fice, Dr. Reams advised that senteeism way up, School ] phone union l o c a l today from the draft. fered facial abrasions anti 3:30 this morning at Chase miles smith of l’onee, P. It., sixties. Tapia and Puig are Ih ts including three senators, near Latitude 13.9 north, Supt. Ray Milwee said. threatened to seek a nation­ A Venus* and 2Uth Street. rights of way for another road Mrs. Woodruff possible rib longitude- 57.8 west. It was In their late thirties. live representatives and xev has burn provided which wide strike against the Amer­ Pay Raise Bill fractures. moving toward t h e westCity firemen extlnguishid a ican Telephone and Telegraph en citUcnt to bo appointed by could be opened by the town Trooper Sikes reported that WASHINGTON ttiI’D—TIk mirth west at a si Igill ly accel­ blare In an autoin oldieWed­ C*. (AT*IF-' - -I-- ,'■<■ i n - , the Governor. Thu turn mis at sny time. ftui . w ' ■ eriilaiT* .< -113 i St ’ulo ... vtrd today t nesday night on Oak Avenue, puny prom, ,i rot > la< erated spent u( 17 miles per sum Is to submit a report of Further discission, for or ) Improve '!:« cun promise li 3 w‘ n *•.’»' jeep and M- V idhour. near Fifth Street. picture* In lien's w piruonu 1 illlion mll!*nr. pay rui.se bill ruffs ear collided. T ie V aotlIts liiidinits to Ihe next reg against, will he considered at • • • Gale warnings llew over A secret i.tinira bad b. -n , designed to n .tu u r: gc careen run ear was knocked ol the ular session of the Legislature Monday night’s meeting. Sanford F.lks have sched­ j installed by AT&T to cutch a Puerto Rico and tho Virgin in I9IS3. stopped car of Jcnn Meier, in the military. uled a dance for all Elks and nun who had been -crawling Island* hut a "hurricane "I am erateful for the con Sanford, on Florida Avenue. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — MIAMI (UPI) - Ex-Cuban their friends Saturday eve­ obscene drawing on Hie walls watch" w a a discontinued iiilencc the speaker has Florida la In for a nothe r day Burton stopped after Hie sc- president Carlos Prio Socnr* Rights Bill Up ning a t their club. there. of a washroom here. The placed In me by this appoint of r a in s , w in d s and heneh-bat* eblent, the Trooper said, anil rscr *.iys HuUnited States Is WASHINGTON (UPD—The a •• Residents of low lying and t e r i n g tid e s sp a w n e d by ii sta­ ment," Davis said. "I am In camera wav removed after live minutes later a truck Sen. Scott Kelly, of I’olk employes slotted it in a ven­ Senate today took up stop-sap driven l>> Kenneth Hosack, hamstringing Latin American exposed arc .is along the south t io n a r y cold f r o n t spunning deed honored and will assume support 'o f exile efforts to County, will lus thu speaker tilation duct and angrily ac­ eivil rights legislation that Osteen, ran into the rear of my responsibility as a parti­ oust F'idel Castro nml bis Puerto Rieaii coa*l were urg­ t h e r e n t e r o f th e s ta te . when the Hhriners have n cused thu firm of invasion of was a cup of weak tea com­ Burton's jeep. ed to move to higher ground cipating member of Hie coni' Weather foreenttets said Communist followers. pared to a bristling measure ST. PKTERSf lTRO UTPf) chicken und steak dinner this privacy. Trooper Sikes estimated "But with sir without the immediately In the (act id the cold front movrd about fd) mission in the study of capb Republican State Rep, Charles approved by a House sub­ evening to celebrate their "increasingly heavy swells Tht warning of a passible miles north nurd Wednesday lal punishment laws." damage at 5loo to Burton's United States, we will contin­ Holley says the 19*13 Legisla­ newly air-conditioning unit ut union move over thu contro­ committee. surf." before bogging down in the ue to fuebt and wo will ultl* and dangerous ture appropriated |32 million • • • their club. versial camera was sounded Cape Canaveral area, where it iu.dely win," Prio told a meet­ Not Plane Debris s e e mo to than will b* provided by Kevin J . McEncry, proi"A* the hurrirunr moves la rxpei-trd to ream in today. ing of s-t llcsl Cuban indus­ by tax Income. Klwanians felt a little dent of local 1130 of the Com­ NEW YORK (LTD—Debris west of Puerto Rico, Ihe peo­ South FToriila was hardest trialist* Wednesday. Ill" veteran Pinellas law* found in the Atlantic Wednes­ guilty Wednesday about stuff­ munication Workers n( Amer­ ple along the south coastal bit by rain* Wednesday, with F'ormer Nicaraguan presi­ maker predicted Wednesday day was not wreckage from u WASHINGTON (UI'D—A ing themselves with so much ica, dent Lui* Somoxa has pledged areas should be on the alert <nmo areas of Miami record small pit-kiip truck plowed that Gov. F’urris Bryant will of Mrs. Gatchell’s good tur­ for heavy rains and possible McEncry laid the local U. S. Air Force transport ing nearly six inches during a to work for Costro’s over­ through the northwest gate of call a special legislatlvo ses­ key and nil the fixin’s when walktut "may come as early plane which disappeared last throw and support the exiles floods," the Weather Bureau 24-hour period. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) tho White House today and sion In November to ask for they were shown a movie, as Friday night," If AT&T Sunday with 10 men aboard said. The wind-whipped Atlantic State Sen. John E. Mathews if the United States will go “ F’ood or Famine,” telling of does not promise in writing the Coast Guard said. The midday adviwiry warn­ sent ulmiirnmlly high tides finally was stopped at the a sales tax on groceries. Jr. took another his »lep to­ along with the plan, Prio “The Itryont administration all the starving people in the nevet to use cameras in ed residents of the Dominican crashing into ulreudy weaken­ portico of the executive man­ ward the 1904 gubernatorial .-aid, "but thu U. S. will not Is going to b* In hot water sion. Wheat Deal world. washrooms again, lie said the Republic and Haiti to prepare ed sea walls und gule warn­ campaign Wednesday but sanction the plan." a • • The driver, screaming that whrn tha people learn they WASHINGTON (UPI)-Adnatiogal union would then be immediately "against hurri­ ings were in effect for most stopped short of going all the Prio, who was Cuba’s presi­ ho “ wanted to sea the Presi­ are not going to get what they As a father examined his a-ked to join in the strike. ministration officials m e e t way. dent from 194S to 1952 until cane force winds, high lides of the FTnrida east coast. dent,” was pii-ked up by Se­ thought they hod gotten from with a joint session ol the to n ’s rather poor report card At St. Augustine Dench, the Mathews, voted the molt Fulgeiudo U stft.i took power, and torrential rains." House Foreign .Ulair* Com­ valuable senator of the 1903 he declared, “Son, I’m disap­ ix run runic within a do.:i n cret Service agents and White the Legislature,” Holley *uiJ. bus been u bt'hlrid-lbt - i net FIvi-u If voters approve tho mittee and the House Agricul­ Legislature, resigned from the pointed In you. Why, when yatds of tin- new highway House guards. leader of Miami’s exile colony Thu White Home said he proposed 575 million univer­ ture Committee today to dis­ bond financing Investigation George Washington was your A1A at high tides. and bends the Cuban 1,dicta­ cuss a possible wheat deal com mi l tee to pave the way age he was u licenced sur­ The heavy ruins in South wus being held there pending sity bond issue Nov. B, Holley tion Committee. MADRID i UPD—American with Russia, veyor." "Yes," snapped the Florid* came ns a boon to the an Investigation of thu inci­ said the biennium will stilt for his official entrance Into lie *uid the Husviuns Imvt youngster, "and when he was and Spanish sources said the ST. PETERSBURG (UPD rain s t a r v e d Everglade*. dent. Tbe President was lour­ shuvv a deficit. the race, which lie said would tieeonie diseiieliunted with This deficit, he suiil, could — A boat m is,iny for two itangei'S at the Everglades ing in the West today, Mr*. your age be was president of 53"0 Rjllion network of U. S. Rate Review come within to days. their Cohan venture und pre­ m ilit^y bases will continue tire 1'lilted States." WASHINGTON (UPD - An Mathews sponsored the re­ dicted tile end of Castro "is day* carried it* four occupants N'utionu! I’aik reported the Jacqueline Kennedy and h<-r be ua low as 513 million or ** a a a In oyi-rate in Spain despite examiner for the Federal solution setting up the com­ to safety Wednesday, but an­ water table in the vast swamp two children nro in Washing­ high ns }2J million for tha nut too far off." bii-imiuiiu other smaller rrnft vv.i* still was hark to normal for the ton. With all this rain the de­ the oipirati in today of a in Communications Commission mittee He said lie did not lost today on the storm-tosse-l first time in month*. tours across Interstate l on year Agreement between the ( FCC) today began a review think the committee's work of testimony in the FCC's should be hindered by poli­ Gulf off Florida, tile Const State Roads 43t and 430 are two tyuntrii--. Guard mid. Tbojagreeincnt provides for investigation of proposed In­ ticking Kitting prrlty soupy. The 431 Still the object of a wide­ bypass is straight under M a dx-month consultative per­ creases in pres* rates lor "I assure you my continued overpass, but the -130 bypass iod ij no new agreement is leased telegraph lines. interest and assistance," ORLANDO, Fla. (Ill’ll — spread search was a 19 foot Mat.'iews said as he resigned Orange County School Roar! outhuuid carrying three Tam­ toes down and around and up signed by t t- end of that time LONDON (Ul’l) — Brit­ the p * t would end a year la­ Mme. Nhu Hit "reluctantly.'* member Ken F’olhs wus olio pa men, Arthur I’atare, 28, again. ain's official investigator of • a a ter SAIGON, South Viet Nam step closer today to an an­ the owner, F'rnnk Leonard the I’t of ii inn scandal today "R rtardtess of treaties and (UPI) — I* S. Ambassador Loan Fund From the Lions Pause: Did nouncement in a Kepub’-euu Sampson, 37, ami Herman cleared Prime Minister Hamid Bradley. 21. you hear about the man who agree item *. we count on the Henry Cabot Lodge tmlay cri­ GAINESVILLE. Fla. (('1*1 > <urdid-itu for governor. Macmillan’s government of The 33 * foot fishing boat bought a farm U> miles king Lniti-djstnle* as our greatest ticised Mine. N;o Dinh Nbu's — A memo! jut loan fund lit F’olks asked Secretary of uiiy hreaeli of security in the and one Inch wide? Says he friend, f a Spanish govern attack on U. S. junior officers the name of the late \\. S. Slate Tom Adams for a supply Gladys M. with four persons affair. aboard, made it to Currabelle plans to raise spaghetti. ment minister said recently serving here a* "cruel" und Cuwthon, pioneer Florida ed­ of the necessary form* for The long-awaited report by • • • when liked to comment on said "these men should be ucator. h.ut been established r« polling runipuign expendi­ Wednesday ami raid it* radio Lord Denning. Britain’s sec* was out. Chamber of Commerce the past. thanked and not insulted." at the University of F lorida, ture. ami receipts. und ranking jurist, aim clear-1 •Scm-o-Gram” s h o w s a ed other cabinet ministers of healthy report: Bank deposits an) involvement in the scan­ up 9 89 per cent fur the year dal that linked Wur Minister ending June 30. as compared John profumo with redhalred to the previous year: bank call gill Christina Keeler. resources up 9.73 per cent; But at the same time Lord postal receipts, 18 53; build Denning said .Macmillan and ing permit.!, 3.63; deeds re­ his aides should have been corded, 13.33 - . . but build­ Hi- said lie b i n a baptismal j aware of wiiat was going on j f : i : f: y c it y . n . j . (UPD King," in! milled the resigna­ wln-n be applied for a pa*-- council bus 9D day* in wli. h ing permits down 19.11. a a a a to appoint a successor. certificate, obtained later In j between the cabinet minister — The Democratic mayor of tion to city count ilmen he puit recently to visit Italy. lit was to have left for Gungenil, who was (list life, signed by person* who | and the play girl. Tommy: “ When I glow bp Jersey lity resigned late Wed­ called to his room in Colum­ I tidy last Tuesday, to m nilt elected mayor in l!>•>I when the I'm going to drive an Army nesday night rather than con­ bia Presbyterian Medic*! Cen­ buck to Jersey City a Gmou city switched over to a may­ witnessed his birth, and h e I Newsboy Killed Florida DWtrlhutnr* F'ur Denman Custom Built Tires tank.” Ilia father: "Well. ter in New York City. He said he registered fur tiio tinue • office while his U.S. HIALEAH. Fla. (Ul’l) — businessman named Christo­ or-council form of govern­ Tommy, I’ll not stand in your A 13-year-ald Miami Springs citizen'tip was "under s cloud hud been in the hospital for u pher Columbus, who wus to ment, raid that to the best draft in World War II. way.” a t * regular w eakaJ checkup. “ However, my love fur this boy, Bruce Rnmer, was struck have taken part in Columbus of his knowledge he was born of duu L” The 62-year-old mayor said Day activities. in downtown Jersey City Aug. city, its people and its tra ­ and killed by a car early to­ May< r Thomas Gangcmi. a President Kennedy is slat* The city was to meet in an 4, 1901. He said h« grew up ditions is such that I could day as he prepared to begin •d for two political powwows wealth; fruit grower and pro­ the State Department noti­ F A 2-0651 W. FIRST’ ST. li: Florida . . . Tampa uml duce i eirhant known years fied him that tl.er* use doubt emergency session today to in the city nml has lived here not continue ill offht' under deli writ* * on Id* Miami Her­ I such a cloud ut doubt." U-u “WaUyukdun J about hia li. 8. cituc-iulo;> cousidir the resignation, Thu ail his lif«. ald amsspaper toutc, ^ i^Lionu ta Wiii-Novuubc*. __ ago W E A T H E R : O ccasio n al show ers to d a y u n d F r id a y ; h ig h to d a y in 8 0 s ; low to n ig h t in 7 0s. ^ C l O 6* 'Dangerous' EdithHeadsFor Haiti Puerto Rico Pounded By 100-Mile Wind Valachi Talks At Probe Of Nation's Crime 3 Dominican Civilians Head Regime n m u A ... Zoning Hearing Is Continued In Altamonte Davis Named To Special House Commission Two Injured In 1 7 -9 2 BRIEFS Four-Car Collision Union Threatens National Strike Florida Storm Still Around U. 5. Hurls Exile EKorl, Says Prio Grocery Sales Tax Predicted Truck Crashes White House Mathews Paving Way For Race Spanish Bases To Stay Open f Boat Found; 2nd Still Missing Folks Asks For Finance Forms M ac Cleared Of Profumo Blame , No|v He Cant Bring Christopher Columbus To America Citizenship In Doubt, Jersey City Mayor Resigns m r- �P ll« 9 — Sept. 29, 1063 Newcom en Sponsor KlagUt fashion* for fell u d winter far ill oceaaiona TMginf ( n n lounging i t h e m to u evening on tin town wara modeled by memt o n of th* South Bemlnola W tkum Wagon Newcomer* Club lest Thundey i t • lunch* •an and (uhlan ihow hold i t tha land 0* U k n Country dub i t Caeaelbarry. Styles u d neceoaorioa wart from Cirate’i Draw Chop Ungweed Bhepplng Plata. Hr*. fn a c H Die hinoon • • m d m fltebkm tommento- Tho DsBsry Duplicate Bridge Club played 13 tables directed by Howard Middleton at Tuesday afternoon's Master Point Game held In tho Recreation HnU of tho DeBary Fire Station. Winners wan N l, Mra. Frank Austin and man Meyer; second, Chariot Hassle and Mrs. Hugh DuVat; third, Mra. Harold Lynch and Urt. R. W. Acker­ man and fourth, Mra. Ruth Blatt and Mn. William Woodlock. EW, first, Mrs. David Singar and Mn. Doyle Driver; second, Mra. H. E. Bataon and Mra. Luthar Tarbell; third, Mra. Myron Aeeardl and Mra. Harry Ichob and fourth, Mr. and Mra. Lorla Weak*. High ic o n win*era tor tho month to September wore, first, Mn. Frank Austin; *#• eond, Mra. Harry Sctoh; third. Normal Moyer; fourth, M. K. Aadrowi; fifth, Myna Am adi ai Mn. Frank Holdar. tor waariag • chit black net* toto ritonth Md ■ bluk vel- totem pill b n k it "Cranberry" which one* M d t an i f f w n n n in your toto tehte tooth, only i t TbM tofirlnf t o now m d t ■ ip look on the fiahlon pkturo M evidenced by Ull number of Mtfita m idi in thU rich Fur iiaUnco the lovsly twoyteoe theater ault by Qiy Gl»■an bi mohair fabric with ic* Mate to • omoka circle ecarf which « m awdllad by Dorie D ae, or the ctaoaic three piece double knit unit by Jeune League with the lined aklrt and three-quarter ilecre Jack­ et In pooler print and hleuae la eelld cranberry, modeled by Verier lfoctrum. . Jane Goodwin modeled ■ ireto n ry and black chlft by Beanie Ciaual to Miami and Xrotya Chapman wore ■ dou­ ble halt werated garment In the tome abide. Bandy LaPomi ehowed a Xabie to Heuiton Arnel Jer. le y Beta la abadei of autumn browa and Clare Faolten mod­ eled a atriklng royal blue print >a»embU of arnel Jeraey by Bonnie Caeual. Rend Ryblckl modeled a Rgbt Vue quilted robe trim« e d wfeh lace ever glamorous “baby doll" pajamas. Many other attractive to bet were aloe shown by the 1 .1 models. Tbs i u t o m sweater giv­ en u b prise wee won by Mrs. trena Blanchard and Kre. Sue Dice received e $6 gift certificate at Carole'a for •oiling the most tickets. Mrs. Mnrilya Weisensoel, n guest, received a planter gram the club u a door price gad Mrs. Ca«n Anderson, also a guest, won a pair of slippers for Carala’a. Mrs. Glide Pettinatl wop the drawing for tha Jawaliy prise and received a set to matching earrings and necklace. An alteraoen ef tarda fol­ lowed the fashion show end winners wolf Mrs. Msrgarrt Honrs!), first Bridge; Mrs. Elisabeth Boetsc), visitor, secend Bridge; Mrs. Msrge Ack­ erman, first Canasta; Sirs. Wanetta Holmes, second Ca­ nasta and Mrs, Vicki McGough, visitor, third Canasta. A total of S3 members and guaste attended tha affair. Other guests were Mrs. Julie Hanes, Mrs. Lilly Search. Mrs, Tunl BUckweldar, Mrs. Mary Jane Prince, Mrs. Ruby Hoi Its, Mrs. Frieda Moore, Mrs. J stilf Jacobs, Mrs. Charlotte I te m s , Mrs. Key 8chnelder, Mrs. Ann Smith, Mrs. Gcnnl Milter, Mrs. Juanita Moore, •nd Mrs. Molly Htcuale. New members Joining the elub at the meeting were Ms tilde Kramer, Jo Mayo and Nena Ayblcki. Like The Horses PARIS (LTD—A butchers' organization disclosed that Parisians consumed 111,500 horse* last year. M O D E L S for Thursdny'i F a s h i o n Show sponsored by tha South Seminole Wel­ come Wagon Necomera Club were, top from left, Frnncee Dickin­ son, moderator a n d June Goodwin, Sandy LaPoma and Rena Rybeckl. In tha bottom photo, nented from left a r t Evelyn Chapman and Dorie Doan amt standing, Rerly Mostrum and Clare Paul­ sen. Fashions shown w e r e from Carole's Dress Shop in Longwood Shopping Plaza. (Herald Photos) Hackal N. Hackal, 61 Rail Homa, died noon at Semlnola Memorial Hoapltal. Hha came here 10 yearn ago from Lake Worth. Surviving a n a eon. Cept. John Heckel, C*P« May, N. J.; a grandson and two sister* Mrs. Josephine Salk, Lake Worth, and Mra. Alice Amzibel, St. Petersburg. . The body la being forward­ ed by Gremkow Funeral Homa to Falrport Harbor, Ohio. Bear Lake H D Club Studies D iet MIZE Concert Group Slates Series Of 3 Programs Judge Vernon Miso waa named president to tho Sem­ inole County Mutual Concert AssoeJetton at • moating of the group Wodoeaday la the P in t Federal eaucua room. Other officer* tor the com­ ing year laduda Cdr. H. A. Montand aa vice president, Mra. Kay Gallagbar aa aecretnry and Richard Keogh aa tnaiurar. A compnbanalv* and diver lined alate to three eonesrt program* waa sehadulad for Uia coming season. Kickoff dinner meeting for concert series workers will be held on Oct. 21 and a prepar­ atory meeting Is slated for QcL 10 at the Florida Slate Bank lounge. Tleketi will go on sate Oct. 21 and only aeason member­ ships will be sold. No single tickets to individual perform­ ances will be available. Col­ lege atudents are Included un­ der the student ticket sales. The importance to diet and fitting the proper diet need* to* the Individual family waa ■trteeed on the program given Tuesday night by Mr*. Ray­ mond Jackson, president of the Bear Lake Home Demon­ stration Club, for members of her group at the opening meeting of the 1963-64 year. The meeting wee held et the home of M n. J, L. Dolllne with Mrs. Earl Howell aa cohoiteee. Special guests were Mlsa Myrtle Wlleon, agent, and Mra. Richard Hotselaw of MiUdy'a Fabric Shoppe in Hanford. For her program Mra. Jackion oaed charts to explain tha body’s rata of growth and what caloric Intake la needed for euch growth. Illustration* alee w an uaed to allow ex­ amples of tha three properly balanced meals tech family should gat dally, Calorie countdown! for chil­ dren end teenagers were ex­ plained with atrees put on proper nutrition for the Utter age group. AIR COOLED AUTO SEAT CUSHION REG. 91-98 M i m s: o r t m u t r i u v SUM T i c i i i ; i :i » , « , r . I»S.1S V h r M l a i l l H l e * > s o r t r i : in i i r u u u i r a i v 5..N T l t s l K A t u r n , lid* th e Ji.ilJer o f III- l u l l o n t n o c - r t l * f i r s t # lu i ril-d »»t* c s r l l f l r s t e for t i l d-ed i. i t>. la«u-il t h e r e o n Tl»* c e r t l t tv o l # m m b - r - n d y e a r o ( l - a u - n e - , th e i l o u r l K l I o n o r th « p r o p e r t y , a n d t h * n a i n a I# will- h It o i l -saeasail a r t a t fo llo w .: C e r t i f i c a t e No- * U ol l i t n t n r a tS il H - a e a l a i l —n - f r r - a - a t r i 1.. .1a S A 10 >110- 1* C r y s t a l 1.4W— W i n t e r H o m e# Sutnllvlaluu r i a l b o o k 1 l ’s « e e l i t J i t It* N a m e Id w h i c h • A l­ b e r t K. U r o w n , l l i l ' C All o ( a,Id p ro p erly h » l n g In tlis L'ouulV o r S e m i n o l e . H t « t - » t F lo rid * . U n l e . # s u c h — r t lf l r o t e a laat t b - r e d e - m o d a c c o r d In a to U« r t h # p r o * « r l y d a - c t l b t d In au rli r o r l l t l c a t a will b* - o l d t e t h a h l s l x - t hi Mar a t th * f r o n t d o o r o l t h o Ueui* wola C o u n t y C o u r t l lo u a * a t B t n l o r d . Vlur ld*. o n t h a Ural b l o n J a r In Ilia iu u u IIi o t Octe t - r , t i t s , Which t* t h e I t h C a r o t O t t u b a r . 11(1Mated IMs S lrd 4*T ot Auaua*, 1SC1 (O tflcU t C l- r k 's d ia l) A r t h u r II. l i - c k w l t h , J r , C lark C irc u it C o u r t Sem inole C ounty. Florida yobtiah sept. s. t:, it. :c, m a Lorn* Evetatow to Fareel Frier to the Ing, Mis* Wilson displayed city with Mm. A ltai Forward and told uaee to tha many and as eo-hoetaaa. varied pamphlets and booklets available for tha homemaker NOTICE at her office. Mr*. HoItacUw spoke to the OF SALE group pertaining to the Rates Fabric Fashion Show to be Notice te hetehy given that the feOewtag Heme wifi he held on Nov. 14 with the Lake «*M for Occama lated stor­ Monroe HD Club ae sponsor. age charges Friday. Octo­ This show is open to any lady ber 11. 1661. who eews, r a g a r d l a e a to I tel to whether or not ebe U a elub toteijgteg.to. Arthur Me* 1116k member. Qualified Judges will make eelectiona and cash 1 Ito to Household Goods prices will be awarded the toteagtag to Chvtetea R » gun. No. IH 9. winners. Mra. Alan Wentworth, boo- 1 tel to Houaohold Goode Usa committee chairman, re­ toteuitog 'to John Rentported that hootessee have e*7> N*v been named for m e e t i n g * 1 1*4 of Household Gouda through next April. It alee toteuglag to Mex RarnMoy. was announced that the Bear Na. 1666. Lake Club will provide re­ ADAMS freshment# for the UIO In UNITED TRANSFER Sanford on Oct. 19. A STORAGE Refreshments wore served by the hostess*# et the c|e*e md N. Holly Aveuuo, gaafacd, Fla. of the meeting. Hostess for tha next meeting will be Mrs. 14 PIECE GARMENT BAG Reg. 11.39 NOW• r Jergtna Hand Lot low SPECIAL R tf. 33c SPECIAL! IF HAIR SPRAY REGULARLY 81.50 NOW 7 5 ' RO U M ILLA T ’S WALGREEN DOWNTOWN SANFORD What Every Farmer Should Tell Hit Wife— Lake Monroe Jottings . . . “LETS JOIN FARM BUREAU’* Mr*. H. L. Of course they will win (Un­ there. • * • Mr. and Mr*. 33.000 farm family members in Florida and nor* Hello there. I bet there ger* crossed} and tho band Robert Lee and children By When ouck on organisation it available, tem­ than 1,600,000 farm families throughout tha will give their best perform­ ron and Karen have gone to plet* with aumereus membership services am isn't a person right now who ance too. • • • The Hov. and Memphis, Tenn., where Bob United States and Puerto Rice. template insurance (overages, all tailored K would say "Gca I wish wa Mrs. Earl Baker have had will take more schooling with Farm Bureau in Florida develops ito policy meet tk* needs ef th* modern farmer, grewei would gat soma rain." But as their guosts .Mrs.Ilaker's the Navy. They will be thero *0 ranches. It'* eo vmndoo th# word Is getting from the "grassroots," from resolution* ,*f *4 bet they are saying "Wish we parents Mr, and Mra. H. R. 12 weeks. • • * Mr. and Mr*. * sounty Farm Bures*#. This te why so many of around . . . to could see some sunshine." Cureton, her sister and bro Steve Davis spent last week­ your friend* and neighbors have takes aa active iher-ln-tiw, Mr. and Mrs. W. end with relatives in Kissi­ • • • Ben and Sara Hodge pert in Farm Bureau. C. Waller Jr. and Ruth Ann mmee. • * * Willis and Vontold me the other day that snd Mrs. Unit* Reese all of da Carter ere in Savannah, In addition to strong representation te legis­ Jiey went up to Georgia to Knoxville. While here they fie., for two weeks where JOIN lative circles at TalUkasao* and Washington, lo t their son Charles who la nude ■ tour of Central Flor­ Willi* I* with the National D. C.. and other varied membership services. atatloaad at Ft. Banning. ida. * * * Speaking of Rov. Guard. * • • The Paul Denni* FARM BUREAU Farm Bureau also offer* members complete in­ That's a good euggeitiou and there at* many Sara said that they hid a Baker, his new band from family enjoyed a short visit surance covers gee for all needs Miron*)* low. ths Wesleyan M o t h o d 1 a t last week In Ft. Lauderdale. good reasons for it.. . . for Perm Bureau strvti wonderful time. When they eoet plana of its sfflllated insurance companies Church will motor over to • * • Hero Is our thought for at the Voice to Agriculture, serving more the* returned home they received Merritt Island Friday even­ th* week: To forgive and to a phone call from another ing where they will give > be forgiven—that i* the most inn Claude who has been concert at a local church Important thing. YOUR SEMINOLE COUNTY FARM BUREAU stationed In Alaska, lie told Ihcm he Is on his way here (or a visit. * * * Wa want to extend our sympathy to Bob­ by and .Miry L«u Marri on Use sudden passing o( their woe ion, They are (ormor residents ol Lake Monroe but now railde in Lake Mary. • * * Mr. and Mr*. J. C. 3 PIECE DANSKA OR 3 PIECE MAPLE Sapp, daughter Clara Wyatt and her daughter Carol mo­ ITALIAN WALNUT tored to Tampa Sunday to spend the day with the John Bariicld family and to help Date Freeman celebrate her DOUBLE DRESSER !5tii birthday. They return­ ed home (he samu evening. AND MIRROR • * * The Talmadgo Metis 7 DRAWER DRESSER CHEST have purchased a house trail­ WITH FRAMED MIRROR e r and have moved it to a BOOKCASE BED lot on Orange Boulevard. 5 DRAWER CHEST Glad to have them back In LOW POST SPINDLE BED Monroe. • * • Prances Warren and Doc, her husband AUTHENTICALLY DESIGNED leave Saturday (or Miami AND PRECISION CRAFTED beauty convention. Aa she puts it she is Koing to "dig with the big wigs?" They will CHOOSE FROM MANY OTHER OUTSTANDING LIV1NGa,R00M BUYS! return Wednesday. Ilet she will come home with some new ideas i>n the latest hair­ 3 Pc. Oak Bedroom Suite, I’unel 3 Pc. Mahogany Bedroom Suite, do* * * * Charles Baker couldn’t find anything bet­ 00 Bed. Double Drenser, Mirror, Double Drenncr & Mirror, Chant, ter to do the other day so and Chent. Pouter Bed. he derided to go UP the porch steps a different way. Now he has a sprained back. 3 I’e. Fruitwood Bedroom Suite, to W 4% A A 5 Pc. Bedroom Suit*; Double • • • The Carl Anderson* had Triple Drenser & Mirror, ' ^ a letter (rum their sun Cecil Drenncr Jb Mirror, Chant, Bed, who is stationed in Werthcim, 10" Chent, Panel Bvd. Mattress & Spring. Germany. He told them he had been made a Corporal. 3 Pc. Fruit wood & White Bed­ They were very proud to 3 Pc. Modem Red roan Suite, room Suite With No-Mar Top. i lC M hear it. * * • We hid a plea­ Drawer 60” Triple O r e s H e r . T J H U U U Mahogany Double Dresser A sant surprise visit the other 1-urge Chent. Dookcune or Punel day from an old friend. Peg­ Mirror, Chest, Panel led. Bed gy Itubertsun, her daughter Brenda and son Bryant, 3 Pc. Ilonryhee Bedroom Suite.gf whom we haven't seen in 3 Pc. Modern Bedruan Suite, 3 PIECE MODERN about five years came by. Walnut & White Coablnatlon. N o-M ur Top, Triple Drenser, ~M Peggy is a former school bus Double Dresser Ml Mlrnr, Chest, driver in Orlando. We were Chent on Chent, Spindle Beil. Bookcase Bed. TRIFLE DRESSER — CHEST — ROOK CASE BED certainly glad to sre her and the children. • • • Lynn Giles and I will accompany (he Semlnule High School 203-09 E. 1st. ST. SANFORD’S ONLY AIR CONDITIONED Hind to Colonial High School FA 2-U933 In Orlando Friday evening FURNITURE STORE The occasion being the se­ cond game of the football i tcn.ua lot the Sauioid loam MATHER'S SPECIAL BEDROOM SUITE SALE BEDROOM SU ITE BEDROOM SUITE *2 4 2 LOW EASY T E R M S Legal Notice • I 1*10, Bridge Club Names Winners In DeBary OPEN FRIDAY N IG H T S *2 6 8 BEDROOM SUITE Mather of Sanford �•V Ir f g l Sept. 28. 1863 — P a g e 3 Vm B r Casselberry Boy Scouts Hike Spoiled Meat In DeBary Club Sets Over The 'Chowhound Trail'6 Jax Schools Annual Fall Show Roundtable Held In Altam onte By J i m Casselberry Casselberry Fir* Chief Paul Bate* pretented a program on fir* prevention and reacut breathing for Boy Scout lead­ er* attending the Wekiwa D!»trict Roundtable held lait Thursday night a t the Alta­ monte S p r i n g * Community Chapel. Hoata (or the occasion were Troop 38 and the Explorer Poet. District Coramlstioner IVutly Krohne was In charge. Bates, who was accompan­ ied by Volunteer Firemen Bill Willson and Jack Glenn, show­ ed a film on fire prevention and the American Red Croat film on mouth to mouth resus­ citation entitled “That They Hay Live.” District Scout Executive Al Fiori presented Altamonte Scoutmaster Jack Stuart with the trophy won by Scout Troop 38 a t the Wekiwa Dis­ trict Swimming Meet held in August. Plans were made for the Fall Camporee to be held Nov. 15-17 at Camp Lanoche. Other unita represented at the Roundtable were Troop 230 of Bear Lake. Troop 80 of Winter Park, Troop 203 of Maitland, Thoop 341 of Cassel­ berry and Troop 230 from the Ortundo Air Force Base. Refreshments of doughnuts and coffee were jerved at the close of the meeting. J. O. BOW ERS \ Fortune Speaks For DeBary GOP Club By Xr*. Adana Mailer Seminole County Repubtlran Repreaentatives J in For­ tune was guest speaker Inst Thursday evening for the De­ Bary Republican Club which held Its opening meeting of the aeaion at the Community Tenter with President Horace D em areit presiding. Fortune outlined points o( strategy used (or his cam­ paign during the short time before the election. Also speaking for the group was John J. Jacobs of DeLand, vice chairman of the Voluiia County Republican Commitlee. The meeting was opened with the Invocation given by Rev. Paul Schulti followed by the Salute to the Flag led by Ralph W lth'rell. All members Joined In sing­ ing the National Anthem with F.dna Decker serving as pia­ no accompanist. Reports from the secretiry and treasurer were also heard during the brief businesa meeting beid prior to (he program. Refreshment! were served to close the meeting. Hope Now Dim For Rights Bill WASHINGTON (UP!) President Kennedy's c o n ­ gressional lieutenants have let slip the first public sign that they have little hope of getting a broad civil rights bill to the White House this year. The development being «o Interpreted today was the an­ nouncement by Sonata Demo­ cratic Leader Mike Mans Held. Mont., that dehale would start Thursday on leg (station to make the U. S. Civil Rights Commission a permanent g o v e r n m e n t agency. This was seen as the fore­ runner to an about-face In previous strategy. The con­ gressional leadership had said It would seek Senate action on House-passed civil rights and tax cut bill*, In that or­ der, before adjourning. But the House Is acting on taxes today, while one of its judiciary subcommittees still is struggling to give first-step approval to the civil rights measure. By Jane Casselberry Boy Scout* of Troop 341 Casselberry hiked 25 miles Saturday on the route they have dubbed “The Chowhound Trail” from Casselberry to Oviedo and back. Scoutmaster Ted Dsniel and the scouts have worked on this trail for quite some time now in hopes of estublishing a per­ manent hiking trail that other •couts could take and receive a special patch to wear. The name “C h o w h o u n d Trail” was cho-en because the trail passes so many groves, farms, ranches and fishing spot*. The hiker* somehow manag­ ed to get sunburned faces, Saturday, in spite of persist­ ent showers. Scouts making the hike were Dan Dempsey, Chris Cass, Bruce Delleer, Pencil Long, Jerrk Skisluk, ft. n Glare, Den­ nis Dysert, David Krohne, Bill Daniel, Bobby Wilson, Norman Mitchell, Eddie Cundiff, Don Rhodes, Jeff IVIshaw, Mike Felshaw, Kick Kilmer, Walter Riatline, Steve Nicurry and Danny Casselberry. James 0. Bowers Wins Promotion At Dynatronics T ri r e $ t o n e F1HE CHIEF PAUL BATES Of Casselberry, right, presented a program on firo prevention and rescue breathing at hist Thursday night’s Wekiwa D istrict Roundtable which was held a t the Altamonte Springs Community Chapel under direction of District Commissioner Wally Krohne, left, (Herald Photo) Legion Auxiliary Unit Plans Installation Dinner Meeting By Jane Casselberry American Legion Auxili­ ary Unit 2Stl of Casselberry made plan* last Friday night for tha installation of officer* and charter presentation to take place at a combined din­ ner meeting with the Legion post on OrC. 17 at the Riksha Inn a t 6:30 p.ni. Plans also were mode for a rummage sale to be held Friday, Oct. 17, at the Super Valu Store r« Sit 436. Pro­ ceeds from the sale will go toward the veteran's rehabili­ tation and child welfare work of the auxiliary. Mr*. Harold Kryder, presi­ dent, will attend tho Central Area Conference to be held this Sunday at Lake Wale*. Tha proponed constitution and by-laws were rend by Mr*. Lt-th* Ward, chairman of the drafting committee, and adopted. Auxiliary member* are re­ minded that it is time to re­ new member-drips as they are due In department headquar­ ter* by Oct. 20. Thono Join­ ing yrlor to that date will have a special identifying em­ blem attached to their mem­ bership entd. Anyone wish­ ing to join or renew mem­ bership may contact Mrs. Kenneth Walhriitge, secretary. I .otters were read from Mayor Fred Heath thanking the organ Ixnt ion for Ita co­ operation In the campaign to got resident* to register for the charter referendum and from tha Kyc Bank in Gaines­ ville expressing appreciation for the auxiliarly'a participa­ tion. One of the member* recent ly pledged her eyes for this worthwhile purpose. DynatronU's, Inc., Central Florida aerospace electronics firm, has announced the ap­ pointment of John O. Bowers, MSEE. a senior staff engi­ neer with the firm, to assume direction of the basic tech­ niques section engaged In the development of advanced cir cuilry and components for sophisticated airborne sppli cations. Company officials also an­ nounced the acceleration of new contracts awarded to Dy« nalronlcs, Inc. In the past three weeks, ap­ proximately >300.000 in con­ tracts has been awarded to the company for work related to the United State aerospace program. The largest con­ tract in the group was for $200,000 representing an ex­ tension of an original contract for advanced data processing esulpment. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Agriculture C o m m i t sioncr Doyle Conner said Tuesday contaminated beef had been round in the lunchrooms of six Jacksonville schools. 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SA N F O R D Phone 322 - 0244 T IL L 9 SATURDAYS TILL 6 PLENTY OF FREE PARKING �Education’s New Tool W hat the Junior colleges are of­ fering is, in the words of one presi­ dent, “opportunity where opportuni­ ty did not exist before for many de­ serving young people." W hat is a junior college? Essen­ tially, it performs two functions: it trains students for semi-professional nnd technical jobs in two years or less, and it prepares others for trans­ fer to four-year institutions. Other characteristics common to the new colleges are low costs, close relationship with their communities and strong emphasis on counseling. The growth in junior colleges Is an encouraging response to increas­ ingly heavy pressure on traditional four-year colleges and universities. Foflowtaff w hat i t u j t be a national trend, a number of communities are openiiif new two-year colleges this month. These colleges range from a rural town In New York to a sparsely pop­ ulated eounty in Upper Michigan to th e metropolitan centers of St. Louis and Cleveland. A new school la opening Its doors In the resort area of the Virgin Islands. Appropriately, one of Its courses Is in hotel management. All told, some 20 new public-sup­ ported junior colleges are starting their first terms this fail. Each will enroll from 160 to 2,000 full-time stu­ dents. Dr. Crane's "Y o u Realize, o f Course, T h is W h o le T h in g 's R id ic u lo u s!" Worry Clinic Clem Is n brilliant engineer hut • fi el le he ‘W e " a axlesIs net tree. UW skin at haybeard, to gy. Be ecrapheak this cate and Ma feOew-up tamarrew. CASE Q-4U: Clem G., aged 9 , lx a brlllitot electrical en­ gineer. But Ctom decided he would like to take • job in the sales field. "Dr. Crine," he began, "Pvt been at It for three ■ i I u a a total faU- Best Leg Forward rascal, urges th a t skirts be even shorter, in the interest of ssfety) they, they—where were we? Oh yes. We were wondering If it Isn’t possible th a t s t the same time short skirts are preventing accidents by affording greater visibility, they may be cuuslng a dented fender here and there by offering increased driv­ er distraction? We have one more nagging thought about this matter. You don’t suppose, do you, that some smoothie a t AAA put out that news release with the thought in mind that it Just might grab off some men­ tion of AAA In the papers? Well, we’ve got news for him. Nobody la going to fall for a corny trick like that. In this day of moonshots and big thinking, who c a m about a girl’s legs? Except possibly 100,000,000 or eo men up to the age of 104, Tba American Automobile Asso­ ciation has come up with what it ap­ parently regards as a new reason fo r-^ irl watching—or a t least leg looking. Automobile headlights, says the AAA solemnly, pick up the stockings o r bare legs of women pedestrians at night, and thus help drivers to pre­ vent accidents. Well for heaven's sake, doesn't th e AAA know th a t this is, and al­ ways has been, the one and only rea­ son we men ever glance at a pretty girl aa we drive along? And we think our wives now must —o r should — feel pretty sheepish for not having ever attributed any other motive to our safety-mindedThe horrible thought does occur to us, however, that at the same time short skirts (the AAA, the old Peter Edson Political Notebook WAIHTNGTON- (NEA) The kmg-xwaited report of P r e s e n t Kennedy's Consum­ e rs ' Advisory Council under the (halrmanship of Dr. Helen G. Conoyer. desn of Cornells School of Economies probably will be made public la early October when the group bolds It slith two-day session in Washington. The advance word Is that ■is report will wot set the country on ffro or start a march of consumers on Washiniton to demand their rights. Tn Its first year’s work (he Consumers Advisory Council of six men and six women— eall them CAC for short— has done tittle more than sort tu t the problems. There Is a Ions historical chapter, reviewing relations between consumers and gov­ ernment since the New Deal days. The peak of govern­ ment interest In protecting consumers came In the OI’A era of price controls and ra ­ tioning during World War Two. Anything that has hap­ pened after that is In a tense anticlimax. But mother section of the CAC report reviews every­ thing that has happened In the Kennedy administration thus far which has been in­ tended to benefit consumers In any way. Since most of these con­ tinuing p r o g r a m s were launched before the Preildent sent Congress his spe­ cial message on protecting consumer interests in .March 1962, there Is nothing p arti­ cularly new hero. Housing acts of 1061 and 1962, for ex­ ample, antedate the consum­ er movement agitation. Securities and Exchange Commission also has done a comprehensive Job investigat­ ing tha stock, mutual Invest­ ment fund and over-thecounter markets. But Us work—which probably will result in new regulations anti legislation was begun long before the Kennedy consumer program got hot. The President'* legislative recommendations in the con­ sumer field have met with only limited succesa so far On food and drug safety, the thalidomide case was re­ sponsible for waking up Con- OITtt BOARDING HOUSE f t SHOULD «,ea A MCAO-\ I.VA9.MAHtHA ,t»00<MO-DOOR)| tg ls VDO WHWB W^ALLV SELF, A REAL CHAUtMae CVEWjV ) A MASTER PSYO*XO<»tST » JC« A t l / l MADE Wf CONTACTS AWASMM fESXEROAV, BUT THE KEY FONT • ' ^HOOZINC AWAY IN I THE AMDDLS OF A MOTTO A P P eA R TOO EAGER \BUSY STREBT I SBU. MY LAWkI CHAIRS/ JfiT<-*AF F /— T.‘Ll_ WAIT HBRE ->MAKB MCOMC-. h \ & & id *•« 01\t £>anfarfi flfrratfi Page 4 Sanford, Florida W SLTKH A. «i IK m s s , ra x u van rici.T M a n a g in g Filllo r Thurs., Sept. 26, 1963 KIIITOII AVI) 1*1 III.ISIIKH rllKII VIHI.I.S M e c h a n i c a l Kupt. J t v i r . » u o r . si i k tlustneee M a n a g e r s i i i i i i . h i a. i i i u v t Claeallleit M a n a g e r a tu v w w .li O u n ty E d ito r CECELIA rAMVEIl S ociety riu sa E d ito r v o L T oL iw ; C i r c u i t t in g M anager M > h x ir r io s m sTt:a Manse I t a l ia n a y tie W eak Ny Mall g.mleeU Cnnaty I t s* l.«« I 1 Tear L it I 1M l Munttia Month. Month fresa on the need for greater protection as embodied la the late Sen. Kefauver’a bill. The "Truth In lending" bill fought for so earnestly by Sen. Psul Douglas, (D-lll.), and others, Is still having difficulty In spite of recent hearings, but may sneak through. The aame la (rue of the "Truth in Packaging" hill In­ troduced by Sen. Philip D. Hart, <D. Mich. CAC endors­ es both. But this latter proposal la running into competition from the so-called "Quality Stab­ ilisation Hill," which CAC op­ poses This legislation has so many congressional sponsors, however, that if It is avar cleared by the House Rules Committee, It will probably pass. The assumption is that it would be vetoed, but It might even override a veto. One major development, since the President’s mess­ age suggested it, is the astabllahment in 33 government agencies of officers to pro­ tect consumer interests. These Include alt 10 cabinet level departments, some of which—like lU-allh, Education and Welfare—have been built ■round protecting (he public. There is no central co-ordi­ nation of programs by these offices, however, and this is where Ihe Consumers Advi­ sory Council may carve out Ua future niche of usefulness. Dr. Walter Heller, chair­ man of the Prrsidrnl’i Coun­ cil of Economic Advisers un­ der whom CAC has worked, hcllevei that it needs, a full­ time esecutive director, an economist and a small staff. There was some grousing In CAC that It did not get launches! with a bigger bud get and more authority. But It la conceded that CAC baa yet to establish this need. Just what the government’* rule in consumer protection should he has not been clear­ ly defined. This la ona pro­ blem that the new Consum­ ers Advisory Council may work on next year. Its first report Is said merely to lay down the base lines from which to start. It Irks ms, too, to see felrunning circle* around ms who haven’t had half the college training that I can beast of. "So what la wrong mo? Quotes Phil Newsom Soys . . . l Year i.ti S Manilla I.»4 I Manilla 1.04 I VI -nth When Gen. C h a r l a x de Gaulle devalued the French frane shortly after coming to power five years ago, tha ac­ tion had two main raaulta: I t was tha beginning of a new Income competitive en foreign markets. And It brought out of hid­ ing millions of dollar* which thrifty Frenchman had been hiding under tha mattrass. It was tha beginning of a new era fur Franch which hail known years of trade deficit* anil a rate of inflation higher than that of any We»tern power. Within a year, Trance, the former sick man of Europe. is on Its way to bacomlng tha moat healthy, with money In the hank. By May of thi* year France’* currency *nd gold reserves amounted to more than $4 billion. But in tha midst of plenty there also were mounting eigne of trouble. In tha last year tha coet of living had Jumped roughly eight per cent. -French manufactures! goods ones mors w tra pricing them­ selves out of tha market. Even in tha nationalised In- Barbs By Hal Cochran Love all of your friends snd relations and you'll find out how scarce h«pplnes* isn’t. Muyhe acme fighters don't mind taking the count ■* long aa they can gut In on counting tha take. duatriea the government had not been able to carry out Its own announced Intention of limiting wag* boosts to tha 4.1 per cent which would corre­ spond more cloeely to the na­ tional rata of aconomic growth. A nationwide coal miners' strike In March led to wage increases which In a year would total more than 12 per cent. Increases of mors than sev­ en per cent went to workers In the state-owned railroad and ga* and electricity Industrie*. Farmers producing more than tha market could absorb fought with polic# and renew­ ed demand* fur autiaiifias. Government warning* that the country faced a "last chane*" to pursue economic expansion with financial stab­ ility laregly wsnt unheeded. In mid-month the govern­ ment acted on Ite own. There were tome bitter pills and it learned likely mure would follow. On Sept. 12, tha government administered the first ef thsse. Down payments on automo­ biles and television seta now would be IS per rent Instead of 20. Prices of manufactured goods would ha held to tha level of Aug. 11. Credit would be restricted. This week the French Na­ tional Assembly lake* up the now budget It ii for $18.5 bil­ lion, up three billion from tha year before. It la supposed to serve the dual purpose of aid­ ing an expanding economy while also serving as a brake on inflation by sopping up • r e s t money. But lo finance the heavy The t l e r a M le a m e m b e r o f Ih e U n ited F re e e w h i c h le e a •lit*-! e i c l u e l s e l y l o t h e uee for r i p u b l l c e t t u * a t a l t t h e l o c a l - * # • p r l a t e d l a I b i a o ew ap e p er, MCKV that vital "Unlaaa" means, unless somebody has taken the time to teach you tha laborious finger move­ ments and the art of knowing wbara to strike certain notes whan! In Ilka manner, you etn lhra among people all your Ufa and even attain a Phi Beta Kappa aebotastle hay for top grades In collage, yet be taetleia and Unit, UNLESS. And that big "Uniats" means, unless you bava bad your attention specifically fo­ cussed on the strategy of pro­ ducing harmony when dealing with human beings. TOs newspaper column has thus taught thousands of bril­ liant college men snd women the simple itrategy for win­ ning friends, gaining popular­ ity and even avoiding divorce, for 1 have your signed letters testifying to that fact. And tn my laetura tours all over America, 1 bava met scores of leading business and professional men who have told m*: "Dr. Crane, I took a Dale Carnegie course some years •go. "And my entire success to life is dated from that point. For It changed my whole out­ look on people so I immed­ iately began to cUab ta t»lary." Give once for many iHt UNITED way HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. $14 Magnolia Ave, Sanford Open Even lag* While Yon Are Away At School You Can Keep Up W ith AO The Local News Of Your Friends. The Local Sports This Year Look Real Promising. You Will Be Able To Keep A Close Check On Everything In The Old Home Town $1.00 A MONTH Have I t S ta rt The First Day Of School Fill Out The Coupon Below And Mail It Right Away, To W at l&m fbrti Ifm lii M t th o BULLSEYE P. 0. BOX 1657 w h fc t b r if t i SANFORD, FLA. * * • * * • * • « ■ e e * * * * * * • « « * • * * • * • • # **i % Listed a ad a abated Beenritiee Maine! Faads -**• • * # • our friondly holp •s.ui« ALLEN A CO. I ll E. LEMON ST. LAKELAND, FLA. Pfc. GA S-MU For Rent. Day, Week or M o n t h . Good Machines. Prkea ReaaraaU*. Drop la, pick out the machln* and Uka H with yaw. Subscription INVESTMENT SERVICE MRS. STAN COMSTOCK TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES COLLEGE COMPLETE Member: MMwset Sleek Each, Chkag* board *f Trad* The reason 1 mention tha Dale Carnegie course Is the fact that some of my teaching psychology professon have sneered at Dale Carnegie be­ cause he didn't have a Ph. D , or other evidence of identlfle colicga education. For we have aome snooty hypocrites in all professions who cannot practice whit they teaeh, but who then try to belittle the men and wom­ en who canl They even try to half* me verbally behind my back for writing this daily newspaper column ob practical paycbology. "Dr. Crane,” they actually say, "la debasing tba him prestige of sc tootide psychol­ ogy b y over-slmpllflcatina snd by using two-tyliable wordsl" Yet 1 have both a Ph. D. n well s i an M. D., so 1 am both psychologist snd phyitdsn. So b* lure you appreciate facts, regardless of where you get them. And don't become iweyed by polysyllable bralntruitcn who can't remotely practice whit they teach! Clem was a brilliant college trained engineer, but he bid been schooled In chemicals snd metals, but not la human behavior. You don't have to be a "born" salesman, tor sales­ manship, Ilka piano playing, la simply aa acquired slulL See tomorrow'a follow-up. (Always write to Dr. Crane ta car* el this newspaper, eucleetag a tang stamped, addremed envelope end 20 cento to raver typing and printing note when you an d tor eae «t Ua tote.) Yes, For Ju st A Dollar A Month You Can Receive The Sanford H erald By MaiL i* h Anticipated 8U U a yaar Dividend First Federal Savings 312 W. FRST ST. BUUnf Name * « * * * e e * e e * * * * * * * * * t • • * *« **-*•» t h i * * e a * * * e « * • * * * * • • * * * • e e * ee *e *# * • * * - • • • * * • • h M * M * • *• •« *« < Dwt* P iper la To* Start V. B Foetal Regulatlone pruvMe that all nail aubecrlpUona be *•!■> la advance. Orload* Sake BspreeewUUve ' B a l e r s * ■■ t t c u n d c l . , , m e t t . r O cto b er I t . ISIS » l th » P u . t J f f t e * o f ( e n t e r * . F l o r i d * , u n d t r t h e Act e t C o o a r e e e of M a r c h . W# don't owns the world. Wn held n life rental sn It It ta our roaponsibillty to turn it over to our descendants in at least oa good rendition aa harden of its Independent no. when we got It preferably bettor. clear policy, the French gov­ —Ian McTagtari Cowan, ef ernment needs messy in ever the Univanity of British Increasing sums. Columbia, on conservation. A elua to government think­ The Soviet leader knows—If ing may coma from Premier some Americans seem to for­ Georges Pompidou, by trade a get—that our foreign aid pro­ hanker. Tha difference begram la a key weapon in tha ten a Frenchman and an continuing struggle by free American, he said, la that the peoples against Communist American pretends t* be rich aggraaslon. Mr. Khrushchev and the Frenchman prstaods would be pleased to be com­ to be poor. peting againat a crippled ef­ In plainer word* he could fort on our part have said that only about half —Undersecretary of State W, the Frenchmen whs should Averell Harriman on for­ pay taxes, actually de pay eign aid cuts. them. Tax evasion la t game en­ Why the devil ehould I bury joyed by all Frenchmen. But them (the capitalists) ? Their recent government action sug­ own-working class will do H. gests tha rules era about U bo —Nikita Khrushchev, address­ changed. ing worker* tn Yugoslavia. New Era For France All Olbar | n si Wo gave Admiral Parry n couple ef dollan for aoraa dog sleds and he discovered tha North Pole. Today It would eoat a billion dollan to do tha tame thing. —Rep. Michael Kfnran, DOhio. "Must n fellow be b o n with a gift of gab to be a success­ ful salesman? "Why, 1 waa an honor stu­ dent in college, yet 1 am flunking out as a lalesmsa when I am out in real life. Why?" If a family purchased a costly grand piano and placed It In their living room, would that make their children (kill­ ed pianists? Not at all! For you eat l e surrounded all of your eilldbood with piano* and still not ba able to play • single chord, UN- �Ihr •aufnrfc frrilD Sept. 2G, 1963 — Pape 5 JFK Attacks Eisenhower Power Policy Home Nursing Group Names K . McIntosh Officer* and member* of the advisory council of the new Home Nursing Associa­ tion were elected and appoint­ ed \Vcdne*day with City Judge Kenneth W. McIntosh namrd to serve as first president of the fledging organizalion, which will begin operation Oct. I. Official name of the group i« the Seminole County Public Health Nursing Association. Inc., and incorporation papers were read approved and sign­ ed h> 10 charter subscriber*. They includes) Mrs. J. T. Has­ sell. Mrs. C. C. Tomlin. Judge Vernon Mize, Dr. Eli White Mrs. Ethel Peurifoy, Harold Howland, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Kerce, Mrs. E. P. Richards, of Longwooil, and Joseph Laird, of Cassel­ berry. Purpose of ihe newly form­ ed organ.ration is to provide standards of service in the home for convalescent, chron­ ically ill and patients who need home care. This specialized countywide service was given im­ petus in Florida by Miss fluth Metlinger, director of the division of Public Health Nursing, who organized Flor­ ida's first visiting nurse asso­ ciation. Miss Mettingcr is the aunt of Dr. John Morgan, of Sanford, and member of a well-known pioneer family here. Under the plan, public health nurses wilt go into the home to teach prevention and cure of diseases, teach care of patients, give hypodermic injections and special m ater­ nity and newborn care, help with rehabilitation o( patients, serving in all rases when home care is possible in lieu of hospitalization. The nurses will be on call daily irom 8:13 a. m. to $ p. m. Mcnday through Fri­ day and on weekends in em­ ergencies. A fee of $3.30 per visit will be charged and a fee of $2 for an injection. * Nursing supervisor will be Mrs. draco Fisher. RX. Other officers and commit­ tee members of the advisory council include. Mrs. J. T. Russell as secretary, Harold Rowland as treasurer and Mrs Lillian Richards, of Longweod, as vice president. Dr. Eli White was named to the medical advisory com­ mittee with McIntosh. Judgc^ Mize and Rowland selected' for the by-laws committee. Clyde Kerce of Casselberry, and E. P. Richards, Longwood were named to the ways and means committee and Mrs. Toml.n to live sun­ shine committee, which wilt arrange for social visits to shut-ins. Mrs Dorothy Austin was named to head a loan closet committee and any items which can he used in sick rooms for ill or bedridden patients are now being soli­ cited. Such items include crutches, wheel chairs, special beds, tiolet uiensiles and equipment an(| other home nursing care Items. Mrs. Austin ran be contacted at the office of the Seminote-Deltary Heart Asso­ ciation, 116*-a N. Park Avenue, nr by telephone under the listtn;' of Heart Association of Seminolc-DeBary. Uriels on the services of Hie Home Nursing Associa­ tion have been sent to all physicians in the county, Dr. Leone said. The ptalrie dog is a mem­ ber of the ground squirrel family. Kennedy W ins M ajor Victory A s House Approves Tax Cut GREAT FALLS. Mont. (U PIt — President Kennedy today attacked the rlectric power policies of the Eisen­ hower ailmini-tration. The touring Democratic Chief Executive seemed to show new zest in hia contacts with western voters. Until today, Kennedy'* crit­ icism of tire Republicans had been somewhat muted, lie devoted himself largely to praise fur Democrats and what they had don* to pre­ serve and advance conserva­ tion und reclamation, nrttl pro­ tect natural resources, par. ticularly in Hie upper Plains States. His speech preparer! for tielivery here today took a dif­ ACOLYTE (H U D of C hrist Church Episcopal of Lonuwood lias been orferent and stronger tack, F.anizetl. Attending were (front from left) W alter Stevens. Phillip Slarz however. K- linrdy was spe­ and P eter S te w a rt: (back) Rill Stew art and Rev. Charles Stew art J r. John cific in his criticism of Eisen­ ut:d Bruce S tu art also a re members. (Herald Photo) hower administration power policies and practices. At one point he referred to “blun­ d ers'' of the years immediate­ ly preceding Iris election to And he I!) l ulled Press International would ho und whether the | and food prices are sky high. the White House. spoke of exploitation by pri­ A forthright ago Soviet ne­ The wheat Iwlt gave guard­ sale would really shrink this ! vate intert its permitted by ed approval today to sugges­ country's huge pile of grain I gotiators signed a f'0 0 million unothi r administration. Canadian wheat deal. Fertilizers, increased acre­ tions the United States sell Against this background, it age and “farm automation'' was learned four privute sutplut grain to Russia. “ It doesn't nuke u lot of have caused a tremendous grain trailers are in Ottawa, differetee whom we sell wheat boost in agricultural produc­ Canada, trying to lay the to. . . .* summed up one grain tion in the United States since groundwork for a large Unit­ World War II begun, and have ed State* - Russia wticat tie d. terminal official simply. WASHINGTON (U PI)-Tire “ We hove plenty uml ap­ left this country with one of At the same time, Presi­ State Department sard it is parently the Russians nio Its biggest headaches. dent Kennedy winged his wav- optimistic over chances of Doth Republicans and on n cross-country trip along working out a solution that short,’’ rancher J. Tipps Ham­ ilton, Kit Icy, S. I)., said. Democrats tried — but were the rim of the wheat country, will keep funds available (or “Sometimes we have to put largely faulted for their farm anti it was learned he had a peace keeping m i l i t a r y aside our hostilities and help programs. And yurils of huge distUS-cd the possibility of force in the Congo. tho-e who are less well off.” government graneries contin­ grain sales to Russia. The present funds will nrn Actually, those who were ue to dot the countryside Semite Democratic Leader nut Dec. 31, hut a State De­ opposed to selling wheat to throughout tho Middle West. Mike Mansfield of Mnntuna partment spokesman said a On the other hand, it has said Ore president hud not tie- iinancmg proposal (or the Russia—or who had doubts— did not d< so on the basis of been reported Hie Russians tilled on new policy hut has Congo is expected to come tiethe “cold war.'* Rather, they have been having aerious agri­ “evidenced Interest irt these fore a UN committee in tluraised economic question* ns cultural problem* of the oppo development*." noar future. to what the form of payment site kind. Production it low Wheat Belt OKs Sale Of Surplus Grain To Russia Military Funds Likely For Congo Scotty Sez: Q WASHINGTON (UPI) — Propelled by a 271-133 House vote, the biggest tax cut In history reached the Senate today with President Kennedy pressing (or final enactment before Christmas. The Senators may balk at Kennedy's litre table. B u t most lawmakers figured it was a safe bet that some ver­ sion of the $11 billion tax-cut­ ting bill would become law by early spring, it not sooner. The bill passed the House Wednesday night over strong Republican opposition. As­ serting that the nation can not have tilth tax relief and higher feilcral spending, most Republican* voted against final passage after the House defeated a GOP attempt to attach budgetary strings to the tax rut. House approval was a ma­ jor victory for the President and Treasury Secretary Douglas Dillon. Kennedy said in Billings, Mont., that tire Mi I I l i — ALL SIZ E S (Irnpevillf Nursery 2221 Grspcville Av». 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Mukr t| c$ M •r • '*• cmd o MnApi^t Nrw *-«»•' Aw. Complete 3-Pc. Bath Outfit mil corn coro*t C ox; back, B arry Ewer, Bandy GettinRj, Hrtico Kwer and Scott GettinRU. Troop 230, which was organized one year a|fo, meets each Wednesday evening a t th e Bear Lake Elementary School. A KODAK CAMERA \V. A. Adams, president of Ihe Seminole County Sports­ men’s Association, unnountrd today that the organization's board of directors will meet tonight at 200 North Holly Pay Cash And S a v e ' BEAU LAKE HOY SCOUTS of Troop 230 re ­ ceiving advancement:* in rank at the recent Court of Honor were, front front left, Peter Hall, Denni-s Broadway, Bay Uulliford und Ham m I Sportsmen To Meet v* s* FREE iPA rvm RK xr.iv# ING Byrd's committee will hold closed sessions to get briefed by Treasury and congression­ al staff tax experts on the provisions of the 310-pago House hill. Then the commit­ tee will start public hearings which are errtain to extend well Into November. N0W IHBS BRINGS YOU WHOLESALE PRICE ON ST A N D A R D H O T W A TER HEATERS HOME BUILDERS SUPPLY,'m u action was a step toward sav­ ing the nation from limping from recession to recession. Dillon said in a statement here that the measure would help encourage the growth ot Ihe tree enterprise system. The House bill woulrl par­ cel out tax relief to \ irtually every taxpayer—individual or corporation. The relief woulrl start in January, with twothirds effective on IWt In comes. When fully effective in 1965, the lax cuts would aver­ age 18.8 per rent lor the na­ tion's 50 million individual taxpayers. The next step in the legis­ lative process i« up to the* Senate finanre committee. Chairman Harry F. Byrd (DVa.) fakes a dim view of cut­ ting taxes at a time when the Treasury is running a deficit estimated at $9 billion a year. Starting late next week. Privacy LocA B tdrooni.............. $2.05 Bath............................... $2.19 LIGHT BULBS 60W - 75W - 100W 1 9 e Each LIGHT FIXTURES .n 50% List Pries �Lym an Set For Ocoee I* Copeland also bat a youngrter. Bob Wisklemas. who Bar aid Boot** Writer lUia or shin* the Ly.nin hai bees do.cg a lot of p a n High School Grejhocads hivt receiving. With a bit of bard waked oat «*ery gfternooti work to n e believe be could , become another John Crlala preparation tor well «bo turned in a great tilt w'th the aeatoa with the Greyhound! School Cardinals !ait year. Friday »I*M. Io the bacUleli. it i tUU The cos teat la alated fcr I P fe Carliea and Prank p. m. at tho Li mm High Hundley at the halfback potta. Both youngiten have a wa­ Park la Lon xwood. Head Coach Dick Cope­ gon load of talent and are land ha a made several capable of carrying the pigchaaset la hia aurtiag Lne ikin all the way. up. He oorad Hiltea Saw- The preptter who caught satt late om 8f tho tackle the limelight lait week with alato te ae «OM to M m fite of Lyman'a m touchhie line. Rand? Sawanaa. who ..nans againit Oviedo. Lee wai replaced by Bchiatt. aUU Lyle, it doing a bang-up Job m hit initial year of variity will «cc plenty at aattea. Ron Duckett was moved football. Lyle, the fullback tato the risbt cad poslLUa lot on of/ente and a tackle on BIO Burkhart. So Ur the twa drfenff, is expected to come ehaajea bare looked pretty up w tb a Line performance road for the Greyhound*. The againit the Cardinals tomor­ fuard positions will itill be row night. Chuck Wagner will handle fteld dowa by Dick Balmar aad Denali yictter. Both center with veteran Gene Bboald be itartiat Friday Griffin calling the u jn a lt Bight Theae hoy*, accordinf Thii afternoon the 'Hounds to Capelaad, art ihapiag ap went through a terpering-off m l food and havt been do- drill on pais raccirng and pan defense. las • terrifia Job. Wf Mcfcari Grant I Abont Sports Thinking Out Loud BY JULIAN UTENSTRUM Watching the Wemiooiei en­ tertain Titusville on the Mem­ orial Stadium's now famed Buddy Infield last Friday Bight reminded m of a situa­ tion that‘existed here in 1934. Seminole Coach Leonard MeLucat! bad coached San­ ford elevfna for quite a num­ ber of ylara. Ho played hie home gatiei on Friday af­ ternoon! kt the vait expan>e • f the old Municipal Park outfield. There was room and plrnly of Jt. But thete wet« no aeau. In fact, we don't even recall benchca for the players. Standard equipment waa two team i. a aet of chalea, two goalpoata plus the late Pee Wee Ttllla and hla watch. Surrounding cltlee had be­ gun to uat football stadia with lights no Use. Hut UcLueai •till ha«l to play hU games In the outfield pasture. Then ceme 183d and Mac waa supplied to have a pret­ ty fair ball club, lie tried •very possible way to get a decant place to play. Denied Uila, McLucaa announced that • II home games would be played out of town until lie got a field with a few scats an t some lights, .Seminole played a in game schedule with all gamei away from home. This concerned • pair of Sanford youngsters who wrote a letter to Presi­ dent Franklin D, Roosevelt • c | requested his help Uy return mall FIHt re­ plied. II* said he was pleas­ ed that Ihia m ilter had buen brought pi hit attention and Standings By Untied Prese International AMUKHAN I,HAGUE W I. Prt. fill X-New York lol -V> «;.t Chicago ill 07 .5711 12 tv Minnesota HU 7U .Wo 15 01 73 .325 2U llaltlrriuru 7a at .tut aj Detroit 7# 12 twi 37tt Cleveland 75 83 . H2) 21)' a Bolton Kanins City 73 no a m :ii ‘v Los Angulea 70 IK) .43* 34lV Waihtnrton 35 103 341 48’a x—Clin"hed pennant Wednesday's It emits Waitiinglon tt Detroit 2 Now York I Los Angal** 1 Kansas City 7 Boston 4 Baltimore 10 L’hU'*|t> 7, night Only gam es Scheduled NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GR X'Lo* Angelre M ho 820 SL Lnula 82 07 .578 8W San Francisco 85 73 .5.18 I] I'ilUldrlphia 81 74 .533 14 Cincinnati IM 75 .518 I Pi, .Milwaukee 83 70 .322 UH Chicago 80 7U .30] Ills Pittsburgh 73 83 .402 25 Houston 83 05 .318) 33 New York 30 108 JIU 48 x—Clinched pennant Wednesday's Result* Lot Angulea l New York o, night St. Louis 3 Chicago 2 Philadelphia g bun Fran. 4 Milwaukee 0 Uhl. 3, night Hougtun 3 Pittsburgh J, night that be had already directed •be letter to the proper gov­ ernmental agency for action. KIcten months lite r Semi­ nole opened their season on a brand new field equipped with llghta and even bleachera plus a press box, located In the rear of the old high school. It wai built by the WPA. The two youngiten who wrote FDR? One of them is row a circuit Judge. The other? He writes a sports eclumo for the Heiald. You don't believe ll? Ask the Hon. Volte Williams Jr. Remember, all that was said was two youngsters wrote a request lo FDR. go! a reply and a foothill Held. Nothing else! • e e By the way, the reception given ui since our return to •lie Herald has been wonder­ ful. So please pardon us if we don't mention the names of the hosts of people who've phoned, vtsllr-1 In person, and written. Henewing acquain­ tances, exchanging yarns and recalling the ol' days tips warmed our hearts. Thanks to much. And while we're at It, sve want to thank everyone hensi The Herald office for their cooperation. With Ihia kind ol assistance U won't be long before you'll have the beat possible coverage of Seminole County s|Mirta events. ' S eminoles Ready For Coloniar Pigott JV Game Page « — Sept. 26, 1963 The Seminole High School JayVre content tonight with tne little Yellow Jacket* of Leesburg ia still on Up. The engagement is slated for 7 JO • ’clock at the Leesburg High School Park. Htad Coach Ralph Stamp! ■aid this morning that he had drilled the little Tribesmen in the rain both Tuesday and Wednesday afternoon in prep­ aration for Seminole's sec­ ond JayVee engagement of the season. In the first game this fall they battled the Baby Sendersb* of Daytona Beach Seabreeia High to a scoreless tie. Tbs little Semicolee have racked ap '23, straight vic­ tories, not including the tie last week. Tommy Cason and David Higginbotham have been nam­ ed to co-capUln the Seminotes tonight. Casey Has Bad News for Houk 21-14. in the other contests men tiumd above. Nebraska will vanquish Minnesota. It) 16, and the robust Itururbjcks of A rkim at will roll over Mis­ souri, 211(1 My thrce-llar ipccul lor SOUTH SEMINOLE JUNIOR HIGH Cheerlead­ ers who will be calling for a Hurricane Vic­ tory in T hursday night's opening game a t SL Cloud are f ir s t row, front to back, P a ttra Serling and I-arrie Deans; second row, Joy Dealongchampn, Debbie Casxell, Sue Howard and Donna By United Preas IaUraatioo*l Casey Stengel had some res] b-a-d new* today for hi* old buddy, Ralph Houk. ami he boiled it down to two words By Julian Stent Irons — Sandy Koufax. Herald Sports Editor “The fella 1* positively By Bob Tho mss The key to the 18S3 football amazing and it almost takes a The Crooms High Panthers miracle to beat him,” Stengel . . . . . , ... fortunes of'the Sanford Junior are scheduled to play the r i „ . . . „ ... said of Koufax. IHijh School Brrvet will cen­ Casey waa an eye-witness ( first borne game of the vea ter upon game experience, to Koufax’ wizardry Wednea- j ion Friday Night against say Head Coach Dan Pelham day night when the Dodger Lincoln Kith Panthers of and Assistant Coach Owen ace tuned up for h.t opening Gainesville. McCarren. game World Series assign­ The Crooms Panthers, who But they won’t begin to find ment by picking up hia 25th were defeated in their open­ out tonight because this victory and lowering his earn- ing game last week, will be week's inclement weather has td run average to l.M In a trying to get into the win forced the postponement of to­ column. Coach Billy Holt re­ night’s scheduled clash be­ 1-0 decision over the Met*. Sandy pitched only five port* that the boys are real­ tween the Braves and the innings but struck out eight ly up for the game both phy­ Lion Cubs of Oviedo Junior to run his season total to 300. sically and mentally. Willie High School Already the National League Ransom, the hard running The tilt, slated for Sanford's will be at full record holder for strikeouts, fullback, Koufax also became the fourth strength for the game. Ranmajor lesgus pitcher ever to sum was injured in the game strike out more than 3(H) bat­ against the Wild Bulls of Ocala. ter* In e tingle teaaon. lfildnd Green looked ao Im­ The only othert to have dona so previously were Rube pressive in the first game Waddell of the Philadelphia that coach Holt Is entertain­ CINCINNATI (UPI) - It's A’a, Walter Johnson of the ing the idea of shifting Ran­ about time. som to halfback. If all goes Washington Senators and Roll That summed up the reac­ KelLr of tho Cleveland In­ well, Crooms will have a tion of officials of the New fine 1-2 punch in these two diana. York Mats and Houston Colt* The Dodgers scored the power runners. when Warren Giles, president “The rsin hurt u* In that only run of the game, an un­ of the National League, an­ we have not been able to earned one, off tcu-klesa Roger but I imagine It nounced Wednesday that he ’I he Dodgers scored the practice, hurt Gainesville also,” said has called a meeting in I.oi Craig In the first inning. Holt. “We will be ready," Angeles Oct. 4 to determ ine Wally Moon scored from what can be done to strength­ he concluded. third base when Craig threw en both clubs. wild trying lo pick Tommy “ It will he just an informal Davis off first. meeting," Giles said. “But Series Games NEW YORK (UPI) — Mel I'm hopeful that something The thousands of lakta and Allen and Vln Scully have constructive will come out of ponds In New England were been appointed television an- it." The Met* finished last in created by tbu retreat of the nouncera for the 1083 World continental ice sheet. Serin, it wa* announced Wed­ 19*12 and again thii year. The nesday by Baseball Commis­ Colts were eighth !a*t year sioner Kurd Frick and the Na­ and ninth this season. The Met* wound up with a tional Broadcasting Cumpany. Ernie Harwel and Joe tiara- hums attendance of 1,004,000 giuln will handle radio de­ thi* year although they have won only 30 games. scriptions In tha Series. Gainesville To Play Crooms the day is Kentucky's youth­ ful Wilcdats lo upset the MUsiisippl Rebels. It will be Kentucky's day alt the way as they record an 18 8 triumph— bar—ruiuptit And remember, you read it first In the Iloople Forecast t Now, to further your enjoy, meat, read the rest u! my forecast. Vanderbilt 17, Georgia 7 Northwestern 35, Indiana 13 Washington SI 17, Iowa < Syracuse 21, Kansas 14 Kentucky tg, Mississippi 8 Louisiana hi, Utllv. 22, Rice 21 So. Carolina 2ii, Maryland 13 Purdue 25. Miami (Fla.) 2U Michigan St. 27 N. Carolina 12 Sis, Methodist 18, .Michigan 13 Nebraska 18. Minnesota it Navy rJ, Win. A Mary 12 Notre Dame 21, Wisconsin 14 Air Force Academy 21, Colorado St. Univ. 8 Alabama 31, Tulanc 12 Arkansas 22, Missouri 18 Army 33, Cincinnati 3 Auburn 18, Tunnussee 8 W. Virginia 33, Boston U. 17 llinoia 24. California 12 ITamion 21, Georgia Tech I Cornell 18. Colgate 6 Duke 13, Virginia (I Tux. Christian 34, Fla. St. 13 Ohio Stale 20, Tex. AAM M Oklahoma 24, S. California 22 Oregon 27. Stanford 13 Penn St. 2U, U.C.L.A. 13 Washington 21, Pittsburgh 20 Texas 28, Texas Tech « played a part of that ball By Jatisa St east row game. Herald Sport* Editor “Well go with our aim s Going for their second vic­ tory In a* many starts. Head starting lineup, aa of right Coach Jim Pigott'a Seminole now. that we started against High School eleven move* to Titusville, except thxt Ronnie Azalea Park's Grenadier Sta­ Hinson will b« a t quarterdium A Orlando Friday night back," Pigott said. Billy lligfor a gridiron battle with Col­ gins, who started at quarter last week, will be running at onial High School. “W ell be ready for Colon­ on* of the end (lots — alter­ ial." declared Pigott, “rtgard- nating with Frank Noell anl lesa of the weather." The Barry Barka. Also, line coach Jim Mc­ Seminole* went outside yes­ terday aiterooon and did three Coy said that Dan McCall days work in one. •‘However,” would sta rt a t center but Pigott asserted, “the young- that Steva Balint and Dava How* would tee plenty of ac­ iters really looked good.” Pigott, real optimistic about tion. “As in th* Titusville his chance*, worked in a few game," McCoy said, “ well be new plays he'll toss at Co­ shuttling all of our guard*, lonial since undoubtedly the tackles and anda." Ia addition to Hinson at Orlando school scouted the lo­ cal* Last week in their 14 to quarter and McCall at center, and Barks and Noell a t ends, 13 win over Titusville. Meanwhile, Pigott admitted the rest of the starters are that Colonial has a rea] of­ likely to b« tackles Dava Nofense. “ They've got three ell and Dale Alexander and 1backs.” he said, “who can not Dave Golloher at tha mlddls only handle the ball but they guard slot. Coach Dick Wil­ can ran with i t But we're liams said the backfleld will Mar.chiiil; third row, Susan Com fort and Marilyn satisfied with our defense.” include Earl Black, Buddy Jenquin. Carol Noel], also a member of this When asked about his start­ Lawson and Lea Sparkman, year's squad, waa not present fo r the photo. Fa­ le r lineup, Pigott said “Of plus Hinson. culty sponsor fo r the group is Miss Liviata BJauTh* ball game te on regard, course, you have to start with velt. 11 men on the field. But let less of th« weather. Pigott (Herald Photo) me say that this it the first •aid, “Th« only thing that time in my coachiag career could keep ua from playing thst any man on our ball this on* is for weather con­ club who dresses out for a ditions to knock out the llghta gam* can expect t# sea ac­ a t Grenadier Stadium.” tion.” Adrenal gland* of tha cha­ He said that every player Memorial Stadium, has been the annual Peanut Bowl en­ on the squad who dressed out meleon are said to bo rerescheduled f o r Saturday gagement. for the Titusville encounter aponsiblo for its eolor change*. night at the new high school park in Oviedo. Meanwhile, the Braves are continuing workouts. Of the 35-piayer squad, only three are returnee* from last year's eleven which turned in a rec­ ord of five victories against one defeat. In two games last year with South Seminole Junior High, the Braves and the Hurricanes each graobed one contest. The remainder of the Brave squad if comprised of young­ B U Y N O W sters new to football or grad­ uates of the 1982 midget Factory CIomou U ! Discontinued Design*! team. Those boys returning to ac­ The only wear these tiro* have had cams from standing ia our storage racks l tion from the 1982 squad are Ralph Stumpf, Dan Simon Quantity Sir* Type LoIh of GO . . Sal* Price and Jimmy Williams. 710x11 Black Nylon Tubaleaa 17,58 18 Expected to see a great 9 BOOx11 Black Nylon Tutwleaa 17.71 FOR VERY 750x14 White Nylon Tubeleaa 21 14.87 deal of action this year are 830x13 Black Nylon Tubolets i: 14.M midget team graduates Frank LITTLE 19 800x13 Black Nylon Tubeless 11.0# Whigham, Chuck Pigott, Kel­ •70x15 Whit* Tub* Typ* J1 14.78 DOUGH! ly Ogden, Roy Dunn. Greg Flu* tax and eld lire Gants, Corky Stowell, John­ ny Butts, Lamsr Oxford and Mark Coale. Newcomers to football as well at the Braves—and for whom Pelham hat high hopes —ara A1 Peeples, Ron Dud­ ley, Alike McQuIre, Dave Brown, Ware Gardner, Tom Bryant, Leslie Lcggore, Mark Habum. Bill Shanes, Bill Toth and Charles Lytle. After tha opener with Ovie­ do Saturday night the Braves Applied to sound tire bodies or your own tires will meet the South Seminole Junior High Hurricanes at ANY SIZE the Lyman Park In Longwood PASSENGER on Oct. 3, be at home againit Wildwood on Oct. 17. travel to Oviedo on Oct. 22, go to Wildwood on Oct. 29, and on Plus la i and rrrappahlc tire* Nov. 7 meet tho Hurricane* of South Seminole again in O M -Vo. JH-Oviedo Game Postponed Help For Mels, Colls Planned Oklahom a, Irish Hoopla's Choices Ity Major Amos R. Iloople Perries* Pigskin Prophet Kcrnt, (rii-mlt ,whal a furmidablu task (aces your hum Lie football forecaster Ihia weekend! ' Wherever one looks, mighty titans of Ihu football world uru figuratively lugging at tho leash in their anxiety to have at cucli other. Such pow erful eleven* as Oklahoma and Southern California, Notre Dame and Wisconsin, Nebraska amt Minnesota, Ar­ kansas and Missouri, to men­ tion Just a few, aru ready to collide bead ou. You may consider your­ selves fortunate indeed to have the reliable Houplv (sys­ tem at your service. Some of you may be startl­ ed lo learn (hat Oklahoma will trounce Southern Califor­ nia ami that Notre Dame will commence its 73th year of football by thrashing Wiscon­ sin. Yes, my faithful follower*, (hat's what is in the cards. 1 predict Oklahoma will pre­ vail, 21 23, amfc the Fighting Irish will oultcure Wisconsin, Game In Orlando Still On Tonight Oviedo Lions Rosier NO. IU 11 40 20 21 41 .V) 31 31) Hi 80 83 73 71 70 72 82 81 82 83 81 81 51 74 82 N \ MF. 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A FRIEND DEAR FRIEND: 1 doubt If many father* would In* form on their own *on» — whether or not I advised them to do *o. But if that wore the ONLY way to keep a dangerous drunk off the itreeta—to prevent his P f* V rafo rV Stpt. 19, 1069 — Put* 7 VfrtTV TELEVISION TONIGHT By Abigail Van Buren THURSDAY P. ■. death a* well a* the death of othtra—I think a parent should aik the police for help. DEAR ABBY: Somebody started a rumor about me. No one scema to know who started ii, but a very good friend of min* told me she heard it from a pereon who eald she heard it from another very good friend of mine. The pereon who waa SUPPOSED to have started it ha* been a good friend for years, and I don't be­ lieve ehe ever laid it. The middle person would be more likely to have started it. I promised not to go back to the person who was supposed to have started it, but 1 would like to hear it from the horse's mouth. How do I do It? TALKED ABOUT $a a )b y DEAR TALKED: Ignore the rumor. Tho only thing you can be sure of getting from the hone's mouth is a horse laugh. • • * • DEAR ABBY: That wo­ man who warned women drivers against wearing high heel* because her heel caught on the rug and jam­ med the gas pedal, causing her car to go out of con­ trol and landing her in the hoipltal, could have avoided the accident. How? By lim­ ply reaching down and turn­ ing off the ignition. Women driven, bah! ALL MAN • • • C O N F I D E N T I A L TO “NICK1": What makes you think he's different? A msn who’d cheat on hie wife would think nothing of cheating on his girl friend. Onfih id ip In ordinary bidding the only way you can stop short of A t m t t game after your partner FH ♦ 78 * open* with two no-tremp is to p a n . The Jacoby Transfer Bid (JTB) make* it poitibla * A I *103 « ■ !? « for you to get out of two no- V Q J 1 0 I I ♦ JlO t trump into three of a major ♦ AM* A A 10 9 S suit and to let the no-trump * J M SOUTH (D) hand play the contract. AKQJ North doesn't have even a TAX ♦ KQBS ten spot and in spite of the AKQT4 fact that ho bolds a six card No one vulnerable apade suit North doesn't want to play game. Hr doesn't Seats West Kelt* Ease Pass want to play any high con­ 2 N.T. Paso 3 * 3A P u s Pass Pass tract, but he ii aure that Opening le a d -V Q three apadeg will be far bet­ te r than two oo-trump and the JTB make* It ponible for spades. Uf course, Soulh goes the hand to play at three! into a mild state of shock 18# (I) N .w aco p . (SI Xtwi, Weather. Sport* S :t# SI F M l 'c rl a l S i l l <)) X m I, (lh Jh s (Oomsm kit* tS) New *— t t o n C o t h r a n *:(S IS) K m - h a n t . l M i r r o r (2) X * w o — l l u n t l a j r , llrln k lsy («t IS) 7; (0 (71 (Si (St l:0S ISI t»t S:2t> C l Here are a few traits that can be found in a woman who ia thoroughly nice: She look* at a child * face, not his feet, when he itcps in­ to her kitchen. She lets her family enjoy their new furnlturt, and does­ n't slipcover it until It's old. She lets her family LIVE in their living room. She isn't forever laying, “ Run along outride a n d play." She can relax after aha h n juat got the bouse clean, In­ stead of worrying for fear aomebody ii going to apoil the perfect picture. She doesn't talk about how busy she is. She always has time to look when a child says “ Look, mommy.’’ Shi doesn't always save the best tor company. The nicest women don't prompt with: “ What do you ssy?” when they hand a small child a gifl. They don't change their whale personalities the min­ ute a man walks into the room. They may have in-law trou­ ble — but if they do, nobody know* about it. The nicest women don't (SI My STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS a t Oviedo School this yenr arc from left, Alice Fox, tre a s u re r; Teddy Ili'lliiorn, vice president; Marilyn Pnrtln, secretary and Bnvhunt Saucer, president. Faculty sponsor for the group is Mrs. Hardin Webb. (Herald Photo) Men, politeness pays at home: Read “ Happier Wives (hints for husbands).” Just send 25 cents to Ituth Milled Reader Service, c/o The San­ ford Herald, I*. U. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 19. N. Y. 30 Days To Better Grades It's W o rk But You Can Do It By The Resflag Laboratory Writton for Ntwspapsr Entorprits Ataociatlon This la tha last artfela in our esrita on tha best ways to atudy, so wa’ll sum up svtrythlng we’ve talked about Tha first thing you must da whsn you start ■ coursa, any couraa, is to find Uia point of \U w of tha count. See what tha court* it fatting at, what it’s tuppo*«d to do, what you’re supposed to learn and why you're supposed to learn It. Then start to study your teacher—*■« what hs like, .best in th* course ami what he doesn't Ilk*. Bee whether he likes claat discussions. Find out w hat kind of tests he gives and when hs gives them, be* if ha is satisfied with a good understanding of the plain ids* of the coursa. For your psrt, e v a lu a te the relative importance of each of your course* and plan a study schedule accordingly. Find the right study environment — good light, no noise, hard chair and a desk. Whsn you do begin to study, study In spurts. Don't try to hit a aingla subject for a couple of hours straight. Study in half-hour stretch** to keep your mind fresh. Before you begin to study a textbook, overview the whole book. Use th* table of content*, unit summaries, time charts, and so forth to get a {food picture of the total con­ text of the subject. (This doesn't apply to math or for­ eign language courses — they'r* *tep-by-it*p process­ es.) When you study the indi­ vidual chapter*, us* the “sur­ vey and rtiurvsy” method. Purvey the bold print, map*, graphs, picture captions and chapter summaries to get the main idea. }Leu lead tire first asntsnca of tsch paragraph to strengthen your grasp of the main idea; ekim through the body of the text to pick out the important secondary ideas — check off the ones that are important. Finally .kiln through aga:n to get the im­ portant details. Don't try to memorise them — check them off so you“II lie aide to find them liter. When you do memorise the details, remember that mean, ingful material Is the easiest to memoriss, lie sure you un­ der. tand the main ides before you take * .-wo at memoriza­ tion. Before you attend a lecture, survey the textbook chapter that pirtaiiis. Take lecture notes oily on what is not in the ttxL When you listen to * Ifilun, listen for the main idea. Don't scribble down ev­ erything that is said — just write a short summary of each major point, ttpend must of your time listening. That night, after lecture, apply U* “survey and resurvey" method to your text­ book, and then make a short general outline in your note­ book that combine* the lec­ ture with th* idea* in the te x t Don't put a lot of details in your outline. Just make a note as b where they can be found. When you prepare for a trot, you’ll do moot of yuur studying from your notebook. It saves a lot of tims and reading. Remember when you study history you must overview tu find the pattern, the flows of historical movement. In so­ ciology, psychology, political science and economics look for the general roncepta that bring order to the subject on which everything else is based. Physics and chemistry are based on just a few gen­ eral laws. Find out what they are and understand them befora you start to memorise formulas. Take it slow in math; go step by «tcp. Under­ stand each rule before you try to go on to the next one. That's all there is to it. It's work, but it works! Good luck! 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(Herald Photo) Grace's Niece Has Her Casfle And Prince ' ca r \ iCij m R 1Uf -IN T H E A T R E Toni If tern A IOi MI " I l x a r ) , V Veaira (k ((■■*“ “ t h e M iracle V A arkar” Ton IIf Cat lead 1‘aaa Nil* IT IIItA Y * ■ A T l'R D A Y ai.DO A ( a r lo a S “ TAMMY * T i l S3 IIO C T O R " *aa#r* ()*» “ ISOMAN 1101 .1 1 )4 1 " ( llr a a r r Peek “TIII1 CANADIANS" DK8 MOINES. Iowa (U l'l) Paul Jones Sr,, both of Phil­ he wanted—"He's • real good HohrM II fan — (atop —The 15-year-old niece of adelphia, mid in a joint ver­ man, a hard worker." Princess (irace of Monaco bal statement. had her prince und cavtlo to­ A hnlf-bour later, t h e day—an I8-year-oiil encyclo­ young couple strollail out of pedia salesman and a tiny an npnrtment, hand in hand. "I’m glad it's ail out in furnished apartment. And both families approv­ the open," tho hnndsomu young Junes said. ed. Miss Davis, tall and strik­ The parents of Mary Lee Davis, who wits n flower girl ing, just smiled. She !<*• ked in her famous aunt’s rcyul' tired. wedding, und John Paul Jones Then they drove off in Ford cars have changed. Only a test drive can tell you how much* Jr., an architect's son, flew their old light blue car to the Races anti rallies, economy runs, braking and acceleration tests have here Wednesday from Phil- apartment they hail shared udelphiu in give their con­ (or three weeks. bred into our 1964 models the kind of total performance you just can’t sent in tin- youngsters' forth­ Miss Davis, her lung, dark hair hanging loose, wore n coming wedding. create on the test track alone. They arc liard-inasdal, fast-moving, Tho teen-agers had been tienchcoal over a plain dress, sure-footed. Open competition helped make them that way. TOYt o m mrOJUIIKEl missing since Aug. 28. police and flal-atyln shoes without gOA A CIIANOXI found them hero Tuesday slocking*. Jones, Uetrss, worn They offer you substantially more car than anything at night, living in a modest fur­ his old high school blazer nished apartment. Miss Davis with a “ PJtKl" class label on their price. You don't have to take our word for it. worked ns a waitress, und the breast pocket. Jones, a 1963 graduate of Jones w-as telling books. “The children have the per­ Chestnut Hill Academy, a mission of both parents to be college preparatory school, married," Eugene C. Cotilin, told newsmen he and his the gil l's stepfather, und John iiHik'-tn.hu planned to stay In Des ADdnca "for a while,” a l­ though no definite pluns had Settlement Made been made. LOS ANGELES (IIP!) lie said he might, c ontinue Actor George Raft ami writer • lling encyclopedias. Dean Jennings reached an Ilia be**, James Walden, out-of court settlement on a said, “A* far as 1 am con­ suit by the writer. Jennings cerned, Junes is »laying with claimed he did not receive our fiim." Walden said Junes his share of profit* from the iouIiI keep the Job as long as sale of Raft's hie story (or use in a movie. T h e ’64s from Ford are here: T h e Year o f the Test Drive starts today! FO R D We’re willing to rest our case on our cars. TV RENTAL A 1900 treaty gives Canada and the U. S. equal ill a res ut Niagara Fulls’ plunging wm ter* for generation of hydro, electric power. • Salta * Rrrvict Seminole TV FA M'JliO Zenith Culnr TV Salta liiOO Hanford Avt. SKATE CRY Roller Rink Fun for all ages! -nVHATABURGER • ( uni pic It- Snack Bar NOW OPEN S44S FRENCH AVE., SANFORD • (Taste* — B<«inn*ri A Advanced 1 Son * FRIDAY A . M. • Murids'* Finrat F « Carry Out Order* Please Phun* 312-MlE W ell Have It Ready T h rte #;30 (7) d o r Ida I t l f t o r y < :ii ( i ) s.ruve and K am i Itaport 7:0# (7) Today when North passes. No one is interested in a part score when he holds 23 points in high cards. West opens the queen of hearts and South la lest per­ turbed. True, he sec* some slight chance to make four spades, but he ii happy about the whole thing, lie is 90 per cent sure that he will make three spades which is exactly what he makes. He wins the heart and leads s trump. West takes his ace a n d ledds another heart whereupon South pulls trumps and starts after the clubs and diamonds. He has to lose two diamonds and a club, but four defensive tricks dues not set a contract of three spades. save their ‘ best'' cluthvs un­ til they arc out of style, mean­ while “ getting the good" out of their old clothes when they're with “just the fam­ ily.” The nicest women can stop doing something that's im­ portant to them, to do some­ thing that is Important to somebody else. l li i n tl n e A K i t in n r Dlsl* P a r t n e r * T r niplo M ou.ton t-'.ilr Dxehatiiiu Fllntatiinea f e r r y Ma.on ttorina tiar.t Hr. Klhlxrc J:«0 (SI T a f l i g h t Zone IS) Jimmy Dean J:3I ( ! ) H a i t i (Ootur) By Oswald Jacoby By Ruth M illet* Wex- tlirr (St X , * i — W a l t e r Con* m s Sport*. 10:71 (7) New *— E d w i n N e w ­ man 18:70 (SI r t a y T o u r H u n c h (SI I l a ) . a Lucy (SI D e ce m b e r Urld* t * :0) (71 Con c e n t r a Mon (SI IVt* an d ilt.vily* (S) Seven Kay* J w t Off IIwy. 17-92 On The I)«*k Track Hd. 191,4 SUPER TORQUE FORD .SirnngcM. uiKNjthcii. Mead lest tar in in hr Id -by lilllldrrilv Ilf pounds , . . M uir v lrrl in Iratnr and suspensions . . . Unique »iiq>( uiiun k u wheel* move bai kw jn l at wdl av up and down to list tru hump*. , . p iitiiu live new luoilincs. I% i FAIRLANE U nique com bination of family sire loom, .ports car led and motlrvt price . . . Optional 28'J cubit inch V 8 to lively n wav adapted (or fanmtiv Cobra >|)orls cat . . . Five engine chones, six Iranimission choices, eight dillacut models. Strickland - M orrison, Inc. 1964 All new except the rconnmy that snide Falliiu famous...Faison'sSix Mill hulde all lime Mobil Economy Run record (or Sixes or Eights . . . Plushest tide ever built into a compact c a r... 11 idchIcUplut 3 extra-duty wagouA 308 E. F irst St# Sanford, Fla. �m T m * — Sept, M , !9«S Mrs. H enderson Entertains G roup DeBary Club Welcomes 9 New Members A nd Guests iI By Mr*. Atom Halter Th« DoBary Woman’* Club held Um opening meetiai of the (all aeaion at tho Com­ munity Canter, with Mr*. Charte* Ulrich, preaidant, preildlng. Her. A. C. Summ en ia«t the Invocation and Mr*. Peter Kopptaaal led the aalute to the flag. Mri. Adam Muller tang the National Anthem, accompanied by Mr*. Laura P. Brown. M n. John Dxlck waa ap­ pointed eorretpondlDg **eretary, to fill Ibt vacancy left by retirement of Mri. T. Nan Aradale, duo to Ul health. Mri. Price Goodaon, mem­ bership chairman, preaented nine new membera and three who have been re-lnatated. They were Mmea. Herman Beck, Ivan Walker, Harold Coffin, Irving Jacobs, Ray­ mond C o l o g r o v e , Walter Schleicher. Hubert Tbomaa, 8. Hettrtck, Chartea Braun, Prank B. HID, Oacar Paplneau and Mlaa Agnca Crowtey. Mri. E d w a r d Balkwlll played the piano during the tinging of tho elub’a long "Violet*," aa aaeb m w mem­ ber waa praaented with a vkkt plant. Three guoaU wan alio Introdueod, Mra. G. Jofcaton, Mra. Thao rietcher and Mr*. John Klaael. Iba new budget, as pre­ lented by tbo ameutiva board waa accepted. Several pieces of Bo elub’a silverware had been re-silvered and were on dliplly at tho speaker’s table. Rofcrt Kaufman ipoke to the gfcrnp concerlng the First N*Ue4*l Bank, of DeBary. Thcodiro Flatcher, produc­ tion n anager of a plastic firm In Pgnpano, told about tho minr!Interesting Items now being made from ptastle and bow it la replacing other mlterlals in many Industrie*. Mrs. Sarah McBride, gave an inlireatlng and Informa­ tive talk on migrants, their condition, housing, schooling and other problems. During the social hour, re­ freshments w en aerved from a table contend with a floral arrangement of yellow roses, flanked by white burning ta­ per*. Punch waa aerved from two crystal punch bowls along | tine Pugh, as slated by Mr*, with trays of cookies and I Alta Clark, chairman; Mrs. mint* James Duffy, Mrs. W. R. AeHostesses were Mrs. WU-1 kerman and Mrs. Mints Mor­ tis m Fldler and Mra. Ennis-1 rlson. Rebekahs Visit Lodge In Kissimmee Six members of Scnrlmde Rchekah Lodge No. 11, attend­ ed and served at Friendship night in Kissimmee as guests of Klssininu'o Uebekuh Lodge No. 42. Attending were, Mr*. Au­ burn Rector. Mr*. Mary Jame­ son, Mrs. May Rubow, Mrs. Muo Myera, Mr*. Robert Wil­ liams and M r* Ctarence Sny­ der. Personals Frknds of Mrs. William (Madeline) Covcney, will ba glad to know that aha has returned to her home In the Park Avenuo Trailer Court. She Is recuperating from a fall white vacationing In Springfield, Mass. Sho was in the hospital for a month and spent another month in (he home of friends, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gour. Mr. and Mra. R. Gordon Brlsson attended the 9th annual convention of the Flor­ ida Funeral Directors Assn, in Clearwater last weekend and will leave today for a speck's vacation In Asheville, N, C., and Gatllnburg, Tenn. By Ifelew Snodgrass By SUrtey Wentworth I Mn. Vernon Herrington, of I bom* of Mrs. Beraetl Huston, Mr*. Chester Henderson en­ A recent surprise stork Craig Drive, Bear Lake. The on Bonnie Drive, tertained the executive com­ abower was given In honor of shower waa gives at the Co-hostesses w o r t Mrs. mittee of the Christian Wom­ en’s council of the Plymouth Avenoe Christian Church of DeLand at a luncheon at her home on Maine Street in En­ terprise Monday. Invited were Mr* Dean Morre, Mrs. Robert Roff, Mr*. Melvin Werner, Mr* Glen Pendleton, Mr*. L W. Whittlngton, Mr* Milo Moreland, Mn. John Evan* Following the luncheon, tha group held their buitneas meeting. Birthday Celebrated A t Picnic Dinner DEBARY WOMEN'S CLUB OFFICERS, who served a t the opening ses­ sion of the club year, a re left to ritfht, Mrs. Ewnld Micholsen, correspond­ ing secretary; Mrs. Laura Platt Brown, firs t vice president; Mrs. Charies Ulrich, president; Mra. Price Goodson, ways and m eans chairman and Mrs. Ruth Magnuson, treasurer. (Photo by Cox) Third Birthday Celebrated By Youngster In Oviedo By Helen Snodgrass Mr. and Mr*. Harvey L. Dunn and their daughter, Lin­ da, attended n picnic dinner Sunday at Olena State Park, The occasion waa In obser­ vation of Mr* Dunn’a father, E. F. Dickinson, of Madison. He was celebrating hla 79th birthday. Forty-alx r e l a t i v e * and friend* were present for the celebration, Including the honoree’* six children. 19 grand­ children and five great-grand­ children. Mrs. Snyder Hostess For Past Grands Homecoming Homemakers S. S. Class Gives Surprise Shower At Meeting Tha flnat meeting of the church year of (he Homemak­ ers Sunday School Clais of First Baptist Church was held at the 17th Street homo of Mrs. C. L. Park Sr. Mrs. George Piltard led the opening devotions, using as her theme "Abide w i t h Christ.’’ Mr* W. W. Horne, class president, conducted the business session and received annual reports from Ute sec­ retary-treasurer. A report on t e projects of the year was given and .Mrs. J. L. Hobby reported that 432 cancer pads were made by the class members during the past year. Mrs. Hobby, chairDeBary man of the nominating com­ mittee, ai-o presented a slate cf new olliecrs for the coming year. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scud* An engraved, silver sand­ der of Lilac Dr, celebrated their 'Jflrd wedding anniver­ sary, Sept. 21, with n dinner at tho Robert Meyer Cafe 1 Caribe, in Orlando. En route home they stopped to dance at the Capri Restaurant in San­ ford, where they were sere­ naded with the anniversary waits. Personals around thu Manhattan Island , and dining at the Lar.'hmont Yacht Club. Leaving New Jersey, they drove to Upper St. Clair, Fit. and etnyed two weeks with their daughter, Mrs. George It. Vussily and granddaugh­ ters, Karen and Gale, While ANSON CHARLES KIMI'LE with minus of his there Mr*. Vassily flew to hirlTiiluy gifts, including a puinthig of a clown Riverside, Calif, to visit her by Mra. Florence Campbell. (Herald I’hoto) husband, who I* associated with the Hunter Engineering Co., there. Mr. and Mr*. Vas­ sily purchased a beautiful new home while she was them and alma tho Tinsley* have Ry Mr* Clarence Snyder returned home, they have Items spent test weekend vis­ Mrs. Roso Doyle Is visiting iting her sister, Mrs. Norma moved from Pennsylvania to her two daughters and other Riverside. U Leu Smith in Plant City, The Tinsleys drove from friends and relatives in TonSTERLING P e n n s y l v a n i a to Mupte nawanda, N, Y. Raymond lavwson has been Heights, Ohio, to visit Mr. and SILVER Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wll- a patient In Seminole Memo­ Mr*. A. N. Cobb, friends of CHARMS rial Hospital. long standing. They stayed AND with them * week then went Ovicdo CHARM BRACELETS Mrs, Ernest Rurkc of Clewto Fart Wayne, Ind. to lea 9J.ua Ul’. iston was a recent overnight Mr*. Tinsley's sister, Mr*. Cguest of Mr. and Mrs. Man­ G. Venderley ami her son. ning Todd. The two families drove to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Palmer Chicago and visited another Four grandchildren, An* sister, Mrs. Elmer Cornell und and children, Reeky, Jimmy GlfU - Card* • Hooka while there attended Mr*. Cor­ and Gary, of Oviedo, accom­ gelia, Cheryl Ann, Tammy und (Form erly McVicara) nell's granddaughter, Sharon'* panied by Joyce Bcllhorn, of James Todd ars spending wedding to Terry Starke, of Slavia, recently spent a week­ soma time with Mr. and Mrs. 210 E. First St. end camping at Alexander Manning Todd. Chicago. Kn route home their final Springs, in the Ocala National stop was made in Louisville. Forest. Ky. Mr. Tinsley’* homa town Gine Wheeler, of Haw­ to sea Mr. and Mr*. George SEPT. 23 to 28 Ham, a nephew Robert L. thorne, recently visited his llawklna and M r* Tinsley’* sister, Mrs. Louise Beasley and daughters, Carol and Jan. brother and hia wife. Carl Maro and Mrs. Robert Kowalski, of Bear Lake. Twenty-one frlendi a n d neighbors assembled at the Huston home and surprised her with gifts ranging from diapers to an electric feeding dish. One of (he gueata brought Mri. Herrington to the parly. She thought she was going to a plastic party until the group greeted her with "surprise.” During the evening, various games were played and priz­ es awarded to the winners. Dot Stevenson and Jane Dun­ can. Following the opening cere­ mony, refreshment* of color­ ful punch, coffee and cake were served to the group. The buffet table was decorated ia a yellow and white color theme and the cake waa also adorned In yellow and white. Lovely yellow hibiscus was arranged on the table along with yellow candles. Out of town guests Included the bonoree'a mother-in-law, Mr*. Vernon Herrington Sr., from Rochester, Mich., and some friends from Ocala. HONOREE AND HOSTESSES a t a Bear Lake nhower are, Mra. Vernon H errington, the honorce fro n t and hostesses left to right, Mra. Robert Kowalski, Mra. Carl Moro and Mrs. Bemell Huston. (Herald Photo) The Past Noble Grande Club met at the home of Mr* Clarence Snyder In Oatecn By Bernice KtUey I traditional birthday take I and cowboys In a brown cor- Tuesday evening. Following the routine buslAnson Charles Kimble, son j which was white, with horses | ral. ness meeting a social hour of Mr. and Mrs. Camby Kim­ was enjoyed by, Sirs. May ble, celebrated hit third birth­ Rubow, Mrs. Mae Myers, Mrs. day recently at hla borne ’n Auburn Rector. Sirs. L. W. Oviedo. Roche, Mr*. Hoary Jameson, Friend* who helped make Mrs. Mary Jameson, Mrs, R. this • festive occasion wera A. Futreil, Mrs, Virginia AnClayton Hensley, Mark Jakubderson, Mrs, It. 11. Beckham, rln, John Lukas, Michael and Mrs. I). C. Howard nlid the Joseph Jnkubcin, and hla bro­ hostess. * ther, Milan. The October meeting will Mrs. F. A. Jnkubcin as­ be at the home of Mrs. Itoche. sisted with the party. Refresh merits were aerved with the Tinsleys Return From Vacation IJjr Julia ilatloa Mr. and Mra. Milton L. Tinsley, of Orient* Gardena, hava returned front an exten­ sive trip. They left July 113 and returned last weekend. Their (list stop was Cliff side Park, N. J. where they visited with Mrs. Joseph Dinks and their son and hi* fnntily, Mr. and Sir*. Warren Tinilty and daughter, Shirley Anns. The Tlnslcya were guest* cf Mr. and Mrs. Hruce Forbc* in New York City. Mr. Forbes i* president of thu Forties Magazine. They look the Unaleys on a cruise in their 100 font yacht "Highlander", all W ith Luncheon Bear Lake Resident Honored With Surprise Stork Shower By Friends ps Ahead. Lively Fabric* For Suita, Skirt* Jumpers Wedding RINGS 5 n .e lln * Gwaltney Jewelers 204 8. Park FA 2-9509 and Jacket* MILADY’S SHOPPE or Fin* Fabrire 109 8. Park wich tray was presented to Mrs. Horne, who has served as president for the past two years. During the social hour, a surprise stork shower was given fur Mrs. Joseph Carey. Gifts, from each group of the A L W A Y S r m « T Q U A L I T Y class, were pik’d In a baby crib, which was also om of the gifts. Refreshments of pie, nuts and coffee were served by the hostess, assisted my Mrs. Horne, Mrs. B. A. Reck and Mrs. II. E. Long. O t h e r s attending were Mmcs. It. If. Fortner J r , J. R. Stapler, W. If. Folds, Joe Itouth, John Tatum, Ollcc Johnson, Leon Jones, Thomas A. Rest, J. A. Norden, Clyde Piercy, R. L. Westbrook, Cur tis Lavender, J. A. Fuller, N. C. Booth and R. A. Cohen, 323-0113 Penneys Osteen Personals Personals REG. 2.98 pants NOW 2.66 Flemings * Vi OZ. COTTON ARMY TWILL PANTS ft boast bar-tackol pockets, heavy duty lip- , per, reinforced construction und Penney proportion-comfcrt fit. Rugged! Durublel f Priced for big SAVINGS I jj « OZ. 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M a m Here's a new version of an •Id favorite ttaat’a just right lo r informal eating. It’a called SUNDAY SUPPER CASSEROLE % cup shortening Vh cup chopped onion U cup flour 1 tap. aalt X cup* milk 1 tbap. prepared mustard U lb. (1 cup) abmlded Amer­ ican cheese X or • wiener* X cups sliced potatoes Melt shortening. Add onion and eook until tender. Stir In flour and salt. Add milk and cook over low beat, stirring •onsUntly until thickened and beginning to boil. Remove from beat. Stir in mustard and chacae. Cut wieners in »* Inch slices. Arrange alternate layers of potatoes, wieners and cheese sauce In 2 quart casserole which has been rubbed with shortening. Top with cheese sauce. Bake in slow oven, 325 degrees for Its bouri. Servo hot. Makes I to X servings. • • • FROZEN CHOCOATE MOUSSE Combine in saucepan, and bring to full boil over low beat, stirring constantly: % cup Nestles Chocolate Qulk M cup tight corn syrup M cup water Stir in till blended: X tbipa. butter Remove from heat and cool. Combine and chill: 1H cups heavy cream Qulk mixture H cup sweetened condensed ; milk H tsp. vanilla Whip till fluffy and soft peaks form. Fold in: H cup slivered blanched al­ monds, toasted Turn into refrigerator tray o r 10 by 3 by 3 inch pan. rreexe till firm. Serves 8 to 10. • • • Here's a “ good for busy meeting" days casserole. Fix It In the morning . . , bake it for evening. TUNA CHIP CASSEROE 3 tbsps. shortening 2 tbips. flour M Up. salt H tsp. pepper 2 cups milk 2 tips. Worcestershire aauee 1 cup crumbled potato chips 2 cups ( 2 7-oi. cans) tuna fish, drained and flaked Mix shortening in saucepan. Blend in flour, salt and pep­ per. Add milk and Worcester­ shire sauce and cook until thick and smooth, stirring constantly. Lightly rub casse­ role ( l'S q t) with shorten­ ing and cover bottom with U cup potato chips. Top with la of the tuna flab. Repeat lay­ ers sod top with potato chips. Pour sauce over all and bake in moderate oven 330 degreea for 30 minutes. Servts 4. • • • TWO LAYER BROWNIES Two toned brownies — one layer vanilla, ona layer cho­ colate. Sounds mouth water­ ing, doesn't Itt Be sure to try It. l i cup Crtsco 1 eup sugar 2 eggs it cup sifted enriched flour W tsp. baking powder 4 Up. salt 1 cup chopped nuts 1 tsp. viniiU Its iquarea (1 ox. each) un­ sweetened chocolate, melted Blend shortening, sugar and eggs. Add sifted dry ingred­ ients and mix thoroughly. Stir in nuts and vanilla. Divide dough in half. To one part add the chocolate and spread In § inch square pan which has been rubbed with shortening. Spread remaining half on lop. Bake in moderate oven 373 degreea 30 minutes or until a toothpick inserted comes nut clean. Slakes 18 two-inch squares. • • • FRITTED HOT TEA Combine in a saucepan and boil 3 minutes: lx cup sugar cup water Uk Up. grated orange rind 1 tsp. lemon rind 1 2" stick cinnamon Turn heat to low. Add and keep hot: U cup orange Juice *i cup pineapple juice 2 tap*, lemon Juice Combine and let steep 3 minutes: 6 cups boiling water 3 taps. Instant Nestea Add to fruit mixture. Serve hot. Serves 10. • • • Believe It or not but vanilla Have A Home For Summer Too By Kay Sherwood Newspaper Enterprise Asms. The Idea that two homes per family Is not such an ex­ travagance gains g r o u n d each year. In parts of the country which are near scan1c. resort, and sports vaca­ tion grounds, many families are investing In some sort of second horns. It may be a weathered cot­ tage behind a sand dune, a •oaring brand-new A-shipcd mountain hideaway, a house­ boat or. for the restless, a camper or travel trailer. Sev­ eral homemaker* I've met this summer tell me they pay for their vacation housing by renting when they are not in residence. To qualify as “ vacation" housing, however, the place must present an absolute minimum of housekeeping. One homemaker I visited at her beach cottage on the Pacific Ocean ha* left the in terlor of her shell house largely unfinished, with ex­ posed beams and stud* left to weather to a m e l l o w brown. (No redecorating). She likes straw mats for the floor. Furnishings are in soft "faded" blues, purples, and gold canvas and cotton. Fur ther lun-tedlng won't hurt them. Driftwood and ahelli from the beach are accessor­ ies. Neatness a n d efficiency are built Into a travel trailer, says another homemaker who vacations in hers from Maine to Miami. There Is a place for everything a n d everything must be put back la its place for the compactly planned in­ terior to be comfortable. Many modern materials are lindlng their way into mod­ ern vacation bousing because of their low maintenance aa well aa their color and con­ venience. Plastic laminates, fiber glass synthetic fiber fab­ rics which won't mildew, foam rubber, non-rusting me­ tal tubing, vinyl tile flooring to mention a few. iviiuictel Cahnah 1 )1 B n fe r t Celebrates Ice cream on crunchy CrapeNuts phis cream and sugar make a delightful “ meal-inone." Use cereals for part of the flour in making mullim and quick coffee cakes. They give extra nourishment and new flavor. (For these use just a little less liquid, a little more baking powder.) To keep fruit-cup fruits from darkening, mix with prepared T a n g breakfast drink. It adds delicious flavor too. For a Sunday dessert mix sliced peaches and sliced strawberries, add a little lemon Juice. Tty grilled slices of canned corned beef, ipread with mus­ tard, and serve with creamed potatoes. For a delicious and unusual dish, serve cooked froxen broccoli or cauliflower with a sauce of creamed shrimp or crab meat. Birthday lly llernire Kelsey Michael Jakubcln, aon ef Mr. and Mr*. Iran Jakubcln, of Oviedo celebrated his fifth birthday recently at the home of his parent*. After enjoying a aerie* of games the youngsters were served refreshments of Ice cream ar.d cake. The birthday cake was white trimmed in yellow and rreen. Playmates enjoying the par­ ty were Pam Duda, of Slavla; Randy and Aiexa Abell, of Winter Park and Russell MeCalllster, Mary Jana Kelsey, Milan and Anson Kimble, (leorge, Ferdinand. Mark and Joseph Jakubcln and Michael's brother. CREATIVE WOMAN Use Minute Spanish Rice to stuff green peppers — or baked tomatoes. Top with ba­ con If you with. Totted salads may be tart sweet too. Add raisins, nuts, shredded c a r r o t s to the greens. Use a Uttle Log Cabin Syrup In salad dressing for fruit salads. Youngsters like sweet dressing. A bowl or water eresi or an assortment of crisp celery and radishes, or carrot sticks may aerve as both attractive apprtixer and salad for a streamlined meal. f r a n c is c An earth em « A CONTINUES TH E HOME OF MR. AND MRS. L. I. FRAZIER, 1013 Lincoln Street, was chonen for th e Gor­ don of the Blonth award for September by the Mimosa Circle of the Sanford Garden Club. Serving on the committee were Mra. Gerald Behrens and Mrs. Don Sm ith. The home was chosen for it’s colorful appearance with purple and fuchsia verbena in a brick planter, gerbern daisies, holly trees, climbing roses and a back yard rose garden. (Herald Photo) Enterprise Personals Mrs. Wynne Honored On Birthday Mrs. I- H. Wynn*, 620 E. Second St. w u guest of honor nt n birthday dinner Mundsy night, at the home of her daughter, Mr*. R. E. Kuhlkc, ITS 12th Ave. in Longwood. The dinner consisted of bas­ ed ham with all the trim­ ming*, topped off with birth­ day rake and ic* cream. The tatde w u covered with a (see cloth, centered with the c.ikv and flanked by two burning taper*. Other* attending were the hnnnrrr’s h u i b l n i t , Mr. Wynne, anathrr daughter, Mrs. Thomas Zoretic, of Frtn Park, a granddaughter, Deb­ bie Rockett and the hoatets' husband I.t. Kuhlke. Cross-Stitching Gay gingham cross-stitch designs add a cherry look to your kitchen towels! No. 113-11 has hot-iron transfer for 6 motifs. To order send 33 cents lu coins for each pattern to: Creative Woman Sanford Herald Box 433, Midtown Station New York 18. N. Y. Print name, address with style number and tire. Sometimes pour a little cream on cooked vegetables Instead of, or in addition to, the butter. It'i extra good on waxed beans, peas, turnips, onfcms. potato cubes, aspara­ gus and auccotash. • • • Since It's almost time to start thinking about the three f a i t holidays. Hallowe'en, Thanksgiving and Christmas, we will welcome any hint* or ■uggeilloni on holiday reci­ A letter of introduction pes. Send them to me at helps break the ice for a Route 1, Box 31 B, Sanford. stranger in a new community. 2 0 % SWEENEY’S OFFICE SU PPLIES GIFTS By llrlrn ' Snodgrass Mr. and Mrs. Summer Hen­ at their homa a t Green Rev. and Mr*. B. W. Carl­ derson ef Orlando were Sun­ Springs. ton have returned from a day guest* of Mr, and 31rv. week** vacation at Manatee C. A. Henderson. Itfx Fast! It's Thrifty! State Park. Do All Of Your Mr. and Mr*. Bill Foster Wash At One Time — Sir*. Alberta Warner and and daughter. Rosa Ann of m » w " ■■ i ^ Mis* Helm Snodgrass visited Daytona Beach, were Sunday Dry All At One Timet t f S • 0 1 )0 Mr*. Isabel McKersic Satur­ guest* of Ilev. and Mrs. Fred A ASM A N D 0 • t M Al M1N M day nod helped her cetebrato Foster, 1 >Ve Are Open A ir her birthday. Wwh la Comfort! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Northridge. 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Aw unprecedented opportunity to compare Voqootj with any bdicr doner*are (or t w beauty, versatility, durability in your hem* M. to own this kunous true Uii/vi at a wonderfully low price) Qjvsufi Shoe Store Q u it 0 MEN'S MEN 115 Magnolia Ave- W EA R Phone FA 2-15.15 O P W ASHER or D R Y E R ! PURITAN'S Aqua Knit It is rushing matters to in­ vite a man you have Just met to a concert, the theater or a party. You may ask a male friend if you've known him a long time. YO U R PU RCH A SI A casual meeting calls for no more than polite replies to queries. U3-H re SALE Safety'* first. The promt ing foursome should be at least 2ou yard* away from your tee or on the green be­ fore you swing. Try serving tomato (hot) or spiced hot pineapple Juice on a cold day. Spiced hot apple juice, too, is a favorite. PA R T IC U LA R LY DESIGNED . . . Wromli Sept. 26, 1963 — Page 9 Kader Jewelers R. P ark Ave. SERVICE 555 W. 1st giglsterad ieWtler 112 GOODYEAR FA 2-2161 SL STORE FA 2-2321 w e r s 'e y W y S �0 M T H B O M em n; a w c e r 0E » N-WBWHflUl W OBCUfl s u ( * m I jr t/C V* ,!*< * »'♦ H © oat S L rt mxtr.eo een&mE. 4MJ4UJ .f K -f 4 'U 83ET A l* T4ATBK I* / W«U PO M f.M lUCXOt MURRY! fOtW N* W V j C M ® * AND « tT RIAOY TO I •ROM SOMETHING MD*T KAVMl dmlav rue iic«iLia m B ihaw p o u s u ra ck fo r t/ M U » ntOM M t l MX) m fLPtCTLD TO PTfATAM rrlJB J* 1--------------- Ti WAS M iv e r MORE* . BAZOCkPO'fOU m ^ j u s r I REALLY LIKE t f i f J DUCKY/yl W IG ? — \ t- ^ / SERIOUS* DAISY— ^QUIOO^l 'X ■l «■- _jfa % ; V . * \ •k » Legol Notice it tmk n n n r r c o t a t o r TMK h l h T H JU DICIAL r l l - s o T ic K b p i m i r a m s rw a tar M e . 1* 4x14 *i t t a i N O T IC E I t H E R E B Y O t V KN, T h a t C l i f f o r d P . D u n w a y th * h n l d c r o f t h * f o l l o w ­ i n g r a r t l f l r a l * h a * f ile d M i d r e r t l f l c a t a f o r U * d e e d t a b« laau*d t h e r e o n . T h * c * r t l f l e * t * n u m b e r a n d y e a r a f l**u»nc*, lb * d e x - r l p t l o u o f th * p r o party. a n d th* M a t la w hich w a i a l i e n e d ar* a* fo l­ low*: C e r t i f i c a t e No. tl« Tear o f ■al l i a n c e IM1 D e * e r ly tla a m t P r o p e r ty ! L o t I t (L**s B 3* f L i B lk R. Ix in g w o o d p a r k P l a t B o o k 11 P at* 3 N a m e In w h i c h a i s * * i * 4 K a y D tv alu p m an t A R e a lly , Inr. All o f a a l d p r o p e r t y b e i n g In t h * C o u n t y * r Hemlnol*. S U t a of Florida. U n l t n auch c e r ­ t i f i c a t e ( h a l t h* r* d a* m * d * cr o r d l n g to l a w t h * p r o p e r t y d e s c r i b e d In i n c h c e r t i f i c a t e r ill ba aold t o t h a h l g h e t t bidder a t tb 4 f ro n t d o o r of tb * H i m ln o l* C o u n t y Court H o u i t At S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , on lb * f i r s t M o n d a y i n t b * m o n t h of O cto b er, 1143. w h i c h la th * 7t h d ay o f O c t o b t r , 1X3. D ated thla l i s t d a y o f Ju n e , 1*41. ( O ff ic ia l C l e r k ’a Real) A r t h u r II. l l s c k w l t h , J r . C lark C ircuit Court Sam lnol* C ounty, F lo rid a P u b lla h H * p t la 13, 13, 31, 1313 CDM-33 H a n n a o f a p p l ic a t io n P M TAX m b tM .ii i 19411 N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y G IV ­ EN . T h a t E . A. R ey n o ld s th a h o ld * * o f th * fo lla w lo g c e r ­ t i f i c a t e h a s file d sa id c a r tlf lc a t* f o r la g d**d la k* Isau •d th e re o n . T h * c a r tltle a t* n u m b e r a n d y e a r * t D eu an ce, th * d te n r lp tlo * n f th* p r o ­ p e r t y , a n d tb * gam * In w h ich i t w a * a e te a a e d a r* a* fo llow *: C e r tif ic a te No. I l l Y e a r * f la s u a n e * t i l l D e w r l e t l a i o f P ro p e rty ! N E l i n f N W «4 N of R o ad B*ctlo n 34 T a w a a b lp 31 B o n th R a n g * 39 E a s t N am * I* w h ich a iia * * * d A n d re w ( la b o r. Hr. * t a l. AII o f l a i d p r o p e r l y In tb * C o u n ­ t y o f S e m in o le , S lat* o f F l o r ­ id a. U aleee * a c £ c e r tif ic a te s h a ll h* re d e e m e d a c c o rd in g to la w th * p r o p e r ty d e sc rib e d In *ueh c e r t i f i c a t e w ill b* to ld to th * h ig h * * ! b id d er a t th * f r o n t d o o r o f th e H em lnol* C o u n ty C o u r t H u u i* a t B anfo rd . IH o rld a . on th * f i r s t M o n d ay In th * m o a lh o f O ct­ o b er, l i l t , w h ic h 1* th * Tlh d a y of O c to b e r, t i l l . D a te d th la 291k day of A u g ­ u s t. t i l l . (O ffic ia l C la r k 's B*al) A r t h u r II. R eck w llh . J r ., C la r k C ir c u it C o u rt. H em lnol* C ounty, F lo rid a P u b lis h g e p t, I. 12, I t . I t , 1111 C P M - i:_________________________ CHANCERY TO. IM M ttw u irf AM B ■ ‘ “ N u l a t c t a t a M a* Ai T o n a n d aaefe o r y o n a r t h e r e b y n o t i fi e d a n d r e q u i r e d t o p r a i a a t a n y cl a i m s a n d d r m a n d a i r h l c h yon . o r a l t h t r of yon . Ma y h a a a a a a l n a t t h a aa ta ta of W illiam 'B ry a n t, d e . eaaaad, l a t a o f aald C o u n t y , l o l h a C o u n t y J u d i r a o f Hem ln o la C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , a t hie o f f l r a In t h a c o u r t h o m o of a a l d C o u n t y f t H anford , F l o r ­ ida, w ithin all calendar m o n l h n f ro m t h a t i m e o f th * f t r a t p u b l i c a t i o n o f t h l a n o t lea. Bach claim nr d e m an d ahull ba In w r i t i n g , a n d ah all a t a l a th a p l a n or r a a lilrn c a a n d p o at o ffice a d d r a a n o f the c l a i m a n t , a n d a h a l l ba e w o r n t o by tha c l a i m a n t , a a e n t , a t ­ torney, and a n y aurh claim o r d e m a n d n o t ao file d a h a l l h a void. J o h n Mima An a a e c u t o r o f t h a L a a t W ill and T e e ta m rn t of W illiam Ilryant, deeaaaad W lndarw aadle, H aines A W ard A ttornaya 334 f a r k Aven ue, Month W ln tr r P a rk . Florida P u b l i s h HepL I t , J« A O c t « C W e T |M 6 0 I W W H H S Legol Notice e r r r o r a id p m tin h O l . r COUNTY, FI.4XRD A, fa m b H M •( W IL L IA M B R Y A N T \r Legol Notice T IIK B O W E R T BAN K l A V t l O l P laintiff. J t i l l N W. LOW B. a t P i a n d a t al Da fa n d a a ta . T e r r i e r o r a t r r it KORTOAIIK r O K B C U n i l R K T o t J o h n W . L o w * a n d Altca M. Low*, h l a w if e H K « ll> K T C K i U N K N O W N ATI? T e n All p a r t l e a c l a i m i n g l n t* r* « tn by, i h r o n g h . a n dar o r a g a ln a t tha a fo re­ sa id p e r s o n a YOU A R K h e r e b y n o tified t h a t a C o m p l a i n t l o fora rloa* a c ertain m o rtg ag e encum ber­ i n g t h * f o l l o w i n g da aerlbad real p ro p e rty , to -w lt; fa it I . B lo c k II. COUN­ T R Y CL UII MANOR. UNIT NO. 2. a c c o r d i n g to t h a p l a t t h e r e o f aa reco rd ed In P l a t Rook I I , P a g e 1*9, P u b l i c R e c o r d s o f garnihole C ounty, F lorida h a a b ean filed a g a l n a t you la t h a a b o v e - a t y t a d s u i t , a n d you a r e r e q u i r e d t o s e r v e a copy of your A nsw er or other P l e a d i n g t o th * C o m p l a i n t on P laintiff** a t t o r n e y s , ANDKRHON, IlCHII, DKAN, DOWNDKM A v a n d e n BB RO. 212 K aat C e n t r a l A v e n u e , Orland o, i . is. m i . F l o r i d a , a n d f i le t h a o r i g in a l CDM-13 A n s w e r o r o t h e r P l e a d i n g In th * o f f l r * o r th * d a r k of th * C i r c u i t C o u r t on o r h efo re th* i t t i i k r m e r r r rtM n r n r TMK S H T I I JUDICIAL r m . IXth d a y o f O cto b er, l t d . If C I I T OF ATM FOH B E R N y o u r a i l t o d o an, a deg ree p r o co n fen eo w ill b* t a k a n X O lK PO P I T T . FLORID A, agalnat you fo r th * relief CHANCERY AO. txm t C ITT BA V1NIU4 HANK O F d e m a n d e d In th * C o m p lain t. T h l* Nolle* a h a l l b* p u b . PIT TSFIELD , o n e * a w e a k fo r fo u r Plaintiff, Ilehad c n n a a c u tl v e weak* In th * • **• H a n fo rd H * r a l d . I LA V. FEN N O , a t al. IIA T K D thla 2 4 th d a y *f Defendant*. S e p t e m b e r , 1X1. n o t u k o r s u it th (H EAL) N O R T f illiK K O ttK l'L O tU IK A r t h u r II. B e c k w i t h . Jr., T O i ILA 21 F K ffS O C lark nf Circuit Court H K n l l l K h l 'U i U N K N O W N l l y t M a r t h a T. Vthlau A h U T O i All p a r l l e a c l a i m i n g D e p u ty Clark I n t e re s t * by. t h r o u a h , u n ­ d e r n r a g a i n s t t h a a f o r t - P u b l l a h Kept. I d A Oct. I, 19, 17. 1X1. aald p e r s o n TOU A UK h e r e b y n o t i f i e d Cl>M-*A2 t h n t a C o m p l a i n t l o f o r e c lo s a a certain m o rtg a g e e n c u m b e r­ i t t i i k r i H t i r r c o u r t o f in g t h a f o l lo w in g d e i e r t b e d T IIK N IN T H JU D IC IA L C IH f t IT IT lilt FO R * r.M I. r an i p r o p e r l y , t o - w l t ; , Lot 101. O A KL AND ltll.1.8. M il.K CHI' ATT* F L O R ID A . C H A N C E R Y TO. IS tin according lo Ihe p lat t h e r e o f aa r e c o r d e d In P l a t ilU llT U N W IL L IA M S P laintiff Hook 12. P a a a a (1 a n d f l , P u tills R e co rd e of t le m ln o la va. I,KOLA W I L L IA M S C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , D ef en d an t h a a bean filed a g a i n s t y ou T O T I C H O F HITT In t h e n b n v e-aty W d s u i t , a n d T O l L O L A WILLIAMrl. whoa* y o u a r t r e q u i r e d lo a a r v e a rrablm c* and wherecopy o f y o u r A n s w e r o r o t h e r about* a r* unknow n; P l e a d in g t o t h a C o m p l a i n t on T A K E N O T IC E t h a t n au lt P l a i n t i f f * a t t o r n e y s , ANDKH h a* b ean (Hail n g i l n a t you son . it can . ukan gown I) EH A v a n den 11KIK1. 121 In l b * N i n t h J u d i c i a l C ircu it Kaat C e n t r a l Avenue, O r la n d o , o f F l o r i d * , l a a n d f o r S em i­ a n d you ar* F lo rid a , a n d Ole t h e o r i g i n a l n o le C o u n t y , eummoned, ordered, A n a w r r o r o t h e r P l e a d i n g In h e r e b y required to flic y o u r t h a o f tlc e o f th * C l e r k o f Ihe m d w r i t t e n A n a w a r o r defen*** C i r c u i t L’n u r t on o r b e f o r e t h e M th d a y o f O cto b er, 1X1. lo th * C o m p l a i n t file d h erein IT y ou fall lo do ao, a d e c r e * a g a i n s t y o u In I h e ab o v e e n ­ p ro r n n f a a a o w ill he t a k a n t i t l e d r a u a * In th * o f l l c t of t h * C l a r k n f t h * C i r c u i t C o u rt a g a i n s t y o u fo r l h a r e l i e f da In a n d f o r Hemlnol* County, n ian d ad In l h a C o m p l a i n t . T h la N o lle* ah all ba p u b ­ F l o r i d a , a t hi * o ffic* In th* lish ed one* a w r a k fo r ( o u r C o u r t l l o u a * In Hanford, Kamic o n s e c u t i v e w#*k* In th * H a n ­ p o l e C o u n t y , F l o ri d a , on or b e f o r e t h e l l l h d a y of O ct­ f o rd H erald . D A T E D t h l a 10 'h d a y * f o b e r 1343; a n d l o aarv* a co p y o f y o u r A n e w e r or deMaptctnbar, 1X1. fan eea upon Tom W ataon, (HKAL) A ttorney herein, A r t h u r II. R a ' k w l l h , J r . , p l a i n t Iff'e w h i m nd ilre e* le J29 N o rth C lark of C ircuit C ourt M a g n o lia , I-A , O r la n d o , Flor­ Ily: M a r t h a T. V lh la n ida, n n o r b e f o r e aald d al* . Deputy Clerk Puh llxh Hept. II. I I , X A Oct. If y o u f a l l t o do ao, a D»rrr* P r o C n n f e e s o will be en tered 3, 1X1. a g a i n s t y o u fo r th * relief d e ­ CD M -dl m a n d e d In Ihe co m p la in t. V o lf A R K F U R T H E R NlfTIF I E D t h a t t h e n a t u r * of aald ault I* a au lt f o r a d l v n n a a v i n c u l o m a t r i m o n i i fro m D e­ fendant. T b * n a m e o f th # C o u r t In w h i c h t h l e a u l t h a i been In■ tl t u t a d le C ir c u it C o u r t of Ihe N i n t h J u d i c i a l C i r c u i t , Hemln ule C o u n t y F lo rid a , an d th e a h b r e v l e l e d t i t l e of th la cauee le BU R T O N W ILL IA M S . P l a i n ­ tiff . v*. LKOI.A WILLIAMS. D e f e n d a n t , C h a n c e r y No. I l t ’ l. WITNKHH MY HAND AND T H E O F F I C I A L MEAL of aald Court In Hemlnol* C o unt, Florida. thl* Jlth day of H ep tein lier, 1341. (H E A I.I A r t h u r It. Back with. Jr,, C l a r k of tha C ir c u it C o u r t I t y : M a r t h a T. Vlhlan D ep u ty Clerk P u b l i s h Sept. 24 A Oct. I, 19. IT, 1X1. I D O tfT C A R e HOW CDM-191 CALLOUSED M Y B A C K GITS FROM 6000-MATURED It Pays To Use The HERALD W ant Ads. S L A P P ! 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L'nlee* s u c h c * r t l nOKHH, W I G H T property describ ed In su ch flcat* s h a l l he r e d e e m e d a c ­ A U U R FO IU I A m e r i c a n N a t i o n a l D a n k Rldg. c e r t i f i c a t e wilt be sold le th e c o r d i n g t n law t h e p r o p e r t y h i g h e s t b i d d e r a t th * f r o n t l e s c r l b e d In euch r e r t i r i e a t * p. u. I l 'i i m x Ht. f e i e r e h u r g »J. Flo. d o o r o f th * Hemlnol* Cbunty III he so l d t o III* h i g h e s t l-utd leh Kept. X . 1141. C o u r t l lo u a * a t Hanford. F l o r ­ b i d d e r a t t h e f r o n t d o u r o f CDM-191 id a. o n t h * f irs t Mandly In t h e H em ln o le C o u u t y C ourt th * m o n t h o f Octo b er, 1X2, H o u e e a t H an fo rd . F l o r i d a , on w h i c h Is th * Tlh d ay nf O c t ­ t h a f i r s t M o n d a y tn t h e m o n t h iiv riC R o f F K o e r rf M T n p o b e r , 1X2. o f U c t o b t r , 1X2, w h i c h le t h * FOR T IIK CLOUITI) OF D a te d t h l e 19th d ay a f Aug- " l h d a y o f O cto b er. 1X47. H O tU A 111, 1X1. D a t e d th l* I t b d a y uf J u l y , T O WHOM IT MAY CON- (U (tlcla) C l e r k 's Heal) 1X3. CCSUN'S * A r t h u r II. iirc k w llh , Jr. ( O f f i c i a l C l e r k 's Heal) Yo u w ill t a k * a n t i c * t h a t C l e r k C ircu it C o u r t A r t h u r II. I l e c k w l t h . J r . , th * H oard o f C o u n t y C o m m ie Hemlnol* Coun ty, Florida c l e r k C ircuit C ourt. s l o n s r s , a t | t : « n o 'c lo ck A. M. P u b l i s h Hept. S, 12, I t , X. 1X42 H em ln o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d * n n th * 22nd d a y o f O cto b er. CDM-21 P u b l i s h Hept. I. 12. 13, 34. 1 X 3 A. D. 1X2. a t th * C ounty CDM-31 C o u r t h o u * * l a H an fo rd , F l o r ­ N O T H '): O F APPLICATION F o i l TAX HEX:It ida, will r o n s l d * r a n d d e l a r T O T IC K MF A P P L IC A T IO N ruin* w heth er or not t h * t i r e . 194.1* F lo rid a Malwle* F o i l T A X IIK K U C o u n t y will rlu**. v a c a t e , r e ­ • f 194*1 (Dee. l u t . l * F lo r id * a i g t a t e * n o u n c e a n d d i s c la im a n y r i g h t NOTICK (8 1 I R B E R I OIV- * f 191*) nf t h e C o u n t y a n d th * p u b lic F.N. T h a t C liffo rd P. Hb u m w iy N O T I C E 18 H E R E B Y G I V ­ n a n d t o th * l a n j d a l l n e a l e d t h e h o l d e r o f i t h e f dlowlng EN, T h a t K. A. R e y n o l d s t h * u p o n a n y m a p o r p l a t r e c o r d ­ c e r t i f i c a t e h a e tiled e g d c e r ­ h o l d s r o f th * f o l l o w i n g c e r t l f l ed In Hem lnol* C o u n t y . F l o r ­ t i f i c a t e f o r tax d eed to be c a t * b a * file d ea ld c e r t i f i c a t e ida. w h i c h t a h l s t r e e t s , o r Issu ed t h e r e o n . T h e c e r tificate f o r t a x d**d t o h* Iss u ed r o a d * o r h i g h w a y * a r * m or * n u m b e r a n d y ear a t liiuan co , t h e r e o n . T h * c e r t l f l c a l * n u m p a r t l c u M r l y d » » crlh * d a* f o l ­ th o d e s c r i p t i o n a f t i e p r o ­ b » r a n d y « * r o f I s s u a n c e , t h * p e r l y , a n d t h e n a m e It w h l r h d e s c r i p t i o n of t h e p r o p e r t y , low *: T h a t p n » l l o « o f P r i o r * , It w aa a i s e s s t d a r e a s fo l­ a n d th * n a m * In w h i c h It w a * ton Avenue from X t h low *: as e* ae* d a r * a* f o l lo w s : Hire*! South to W y lly C e r t i f i c a t e No. 141 T ear a f C e r t i f i c a t e No. 337 Y e a r a t A v e n u e P o i n s e t t * A v en u e I s e u a n r * 1X1 I s s u a n c e 1)41 f r o m X t h H t r e c t S o u t h to D - e e r lp ll* * * t P ro p e rly i D e w rrlp iU a a f P e a p e e t r ■ 1 e-moo street; Lem on L o t 14 Hlk I L o n g w o e t P a r k W 1* ft. o f Lot 31 S o u t h H an ­ S treet f ro m P o i n s e t t * P l a t Book 11 P a g e * f o r d P l a t Book 1 P a g * I t A v a n u a E a s t t o R a il r o a d N am e In w hich a s s- w e d Key Nam* In w hich assessed rig h t-o f-w a y ; Yal* A v e­ D e v e l o p m e n t A Reeky, Inc. H e l e n It. P a r t i n . A lt u f s a i d nue from t w m o n Btr**t Ail o f s a i d p r o p e rt y ) s l n g In p r o p e r t y b e i n g In t h * C o u n ­ B o o t h t o W y l l y Aven ue, t h e C u u n t y of H-mlnn'e, g t a t e t y o f Hamlnol*. H lat* o f F l o r ­ earn* b e i n g l o c a t e d In A.D. o f F l o r i d a . I i i l r u e t c h c e r ­ ida. U nices such c e r tlflc a l* R u s s e l l 's a d d i t i o n , aa r e ­ t i f i c a t e s h a l l be r r d e k n e d a c ­ • h a l l he re d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g c o r d e d In P l a t Book t. c o r d i n g t o taw th * p r o p e r t y to Law t h a p r o p e r t y d e s c r i b e d Page IT. o f p u b l i c r e ­ d e e c r t b e d In su c h c e r tificate In s u c h c s r t l f l c a t * w i l l b* c o r d s o f S a m ln o l* C o u n ty , w i l l be so ld to th * h l f i r o t b i d ­ • o ld t o Ihe h i g h e s t b i d d e r a t Florida. d e r a t t h e f r o n t dour o f t h e t h e f r o n t d o o r o f th * H em l­ P 72 It S O N H I N T E R E S T E D K -m ln al* C o u n ty C u u it House no l* C o u n t y C o u r t H o u s e a t MAY APPEAR AND IIK a t Han ford . F lo rid a , on th e S a n f o r d , F l o r i d a , o n t h e f l r - t H E A R D AT T H E T I M E AND f i r s t M o n d a y In tho Month of M o n d a y In th e m o n t h o f O c t P L A C E A1IOV K S P E C I F I E D , O cto b er. 1X47. w h ic h to tho o b e r , 1X43, w h ich Is t h * !t!» t i n A r t h u r l i . Ileck w lth , 7t h d ey of October. '.III. d a y o f O cto b er, 1X43, J r . C lerk D a t e d t h i s l i s t d a y of J u n e l u t e d th l* 20th d a y a f A u g ­ C*rroR Burk* 1X1. u s t . 1X43 A llo rm y a t L a * ( O ff ic ia l C l e r k * Heal; ( O f f i c i a l C l e r k 's Beal) P. O. D r a w e r Z A r t h u r It. n t c k t r l t h . J r A r th u r II. B eckw ith, J r , Ban ford . F l o r i d a C le rk Circuit Cturt C le r k Circuit C ourt A ttorney for p e titio n e r Hem lnole C o u n ty , F l o ri d a H em ln o le C o u n t y . F l o r i d * Pot,11eh HepL X , 1X44. P u b l i s h : Kept. >. 11, U, 24, 1X2 P u b l i s h H«pL 4, I t 13, 34, 1X41 U U U -1H C U U -U COM -47 • f . ( �4 - | _ M„ _ - . _________ Why Do The Job Halfway, 1For Full Ad vertisin^5Response Use The Herald, FA 2-5612 8. For Rs«t Classified Phone 32-5613 32-5612 Office 204 W. First aM PO W M JT Y : T h HtrtM »in M M n> ■fOMlUa for n a n Uiia m U com et taw tlo s of your ad. u 4 n w m tha right to n vUo or rajt«t t t y adrtrtlion o tt from what ordered to H tha yoUeloa of thia DEADLINE* CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tom., thru Pri, • l P. U. day hafon huartlaa. Moo. • S a t •aoa. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Turn., thru F r i - 2 P. M. day lam tioa. Moo. • Sat. Legal Notice 1. Lost A Found 2. Notice* - Personal* 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation B. Food 5. For Rent BA Special Notice* 7. Businas* Rentals 8. Beach Rental* 9. For Sal* or Rant 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Eatate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loan* 14. Insurance IB. Business Opportunity IB. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysittere 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building M aterial 24. Electrical Servtcea 26. Plumbing Service! 2B. Radio A Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tool* 3}. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pet* 32. Flowers - Shrubs 83. Furniture 84. Articles For Sale 34*A Swap or Exchange 85. Articles Wanted 56. Automobiles - Trucka 36*A Autos Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment r i e r m o r a s.awrt NOTICE Id htrtbjr kIv*n that t am *n**(*d In builntii at B«a Til winter Park, OtmInola County, Florida, under tha flrtltlou* ntm i of, AT* I.A.VTIC CO. and lhat I In(and to raclatar aal<1 nama with lha Clark of lha Circuit Court, iamlnnla County, Flor* Ida. In kecardanco with tha ■rovlilona at lha Flatltliua Nama Htatutaa, to-wlt: bar. linn HI 01 Florida fltatulaa 1. Lost A Found 1H7. nil! Paul J. Klaua Fubllah k*i>t. I», II, A Oet LOST: Red A white beifie I. 10, llll. male. In Eider Spring! area. CDM -lt Collar tu i Milton, Fla. ad* la m c tc OF AFFLICAnwr d re u . 322-0019. f o r tax nr.r.n lO w , IH .II F l o f l d a a l a t a la* 2. N otices •( too*> NOTICE I« HBItKDT GIV­ EN. That Jaaala Mia Hillary VACUUM CLEANER, repaid, tha boldar ot tho following parts, tuppllei for Electro* cartltlcato haa fllad aald ear* llfloala tor taa daad to ha lux, Kirby, Hoover, Air* iaauad tharaon. Tha eartlfl* Way, Rix-Alr etc. Free eata nurobar and yaar of I m u * onca, tha daaorlptlon at tha pickup. Naw and Uoed proparty, and tha nama In which It wao aaaoaaad aro a* 9 cleaners sold. FA 1-2213. (allow*: Cartlfleat# No. I l l Toar of 6. For Rost laauono* llf l BaaaoOp t U a a f F r o p a r t y t KUHN. Apt. 2300 Mellonvllle. la t I Blk. O Dial* Tarraca r i m Addition Plat Book 10 Small unturn. 2 bedroom Paaa II Nama In which *•■*>*» home located naar hospital. Oammy Bryant. All of aald FA 2*3931. $63. Robert A. proparty balaa la tha County Williams. Realtor.. of lomloola. ita ta of Florida. Unlaaa auch aartifloata ahall ha radatmtd aacordlnp ta law 3 BEDROOM House. Call tha proparty iaacrtbad In auch 322-8786 before • a. m. oartlflcala will ha aold to tha Blfhaat btddor at tha front door of tb* BowUnot* County F U R N . 1 Bedroom Apt. Court Mona* at Baoford. Flor* Adults only. 322- 1117. tda. ea tha rirat Monday In tha aaonth e t Oetohac. t i l l , HOUSE Unfurn. FA 23113. which la tha Ith day of Oct okar. INI. Datad thla llth day af A ug- 1 BEDROOM Duplex Apt. uat, llll. furn. 7M W. 4th SI. Ph. (Official Clark'* Baal) FA 2-3610. Arthur H. nackwlth, Jr, Clark Circuit Court, aamlnala County. Florida Fubllah Papt: I, It. It, 14. 1141 Legal Notice CDM-1T IB THE Cl HI I T T f o r RT. X I1TH jrD IC IA L C IRC T'IT O T F L O R ID A , I S AN D F O R ■ r a i x o i R t o i'S T i. I k C H A N C E R V NO. I U S * CIIAItl.KU T. X i m . A r K a n d L C C IU .E P. N1III.ACK. hi* wit*. ru tn tlff* . .VI* v iv T iti: t i c i i - m i ' t T i u t F O R TAX D K E D I a#*. I Ot. t o F lo rid a Ola to to* of i i i i i S8f LARGE 2 Br. Kit. Eq.. $30. 3 Br. 1H bath ISO. ExcepUoailly nice 4 Furn. eleia 1 Br. central airconditioning 4 heating $123. L a rn 6 Bp* Mayfair $160. I t o o r d o B o lld .o # r * i < Of 11.* D r a w o r II Sovf*.: 1 f l - f t d o I Ihllot. * o * . I, I I , II. 2-BEDROOM upper apart­ ment, furnished, $33. Gloat to downtown Sanford. All elaisea of rentala available. See ua. BALL-BLAIR AGENCY 219 S. Park Ave. FA >-3S41 ATTRACTIVE 3 bedroom, 2 bath Home. Fla. room, utility room. Kitchen equip­ ped. r iu i extra atorage area. Available Oct. 3rd. FA 3 0999. LAKE MARY. Furn. 2 bed­ room Apt. FA 24962. FURNISHED FA 2-3360. Garage Apt. UPSTAIRS Apt. $33. month. Clean. Adults only. 912 Park cu M -r II Bockwlth. Jr., 1T41 f u l l ! .It rfeit. i . 12, U , 24, 1941 ciu t-ia a jmB B S That’s their 22nd orbit around tha block! Our futurs Mtronauto art aura going to haw strong lags!" 2 BEDROOM House. Com12. Real Eatate For Sate pletely furn. Air-Cond. and 8. Par Sals ar Rant waaher. Available Oct. lit. AVAILABLE Oct. 1st. ) Bed­ 3 BEDROOMS. US baths. Near Monroe Corner. $73. rooms, lla baths. Air-Con­ Swimming pool. Furn. or 3224367. dition 4 heat. Kitchen equip­ unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. Sunlind. ped. Deep well, sprinkling FURN. Apt. l i t Elm. Phsystem, beautiful yard. $123 FA 2-MN. — WANTED — per mo. 103 Lake Dot Dr. "UNHAPPY RENTERS" 2 BR. lloute. I l l Catalina. Day FA 28700 or Night 2, 3, AND 4 bedrid. Anywhere FA 2 8334. 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom in Seminole County. FHA, Houses. FA 2-3683. 12. Heal Eatata For Sals VA 4 Conventional Fin. Little down, pay incuts less FURN. 2 Bedroom House. than rent. Adults. No pet*. FA 2-7664. V A - FHA 2 BEDROOM furn. House. $63 a Mo. 2421 Chaie Ave. FA 2-7939 days. FA 24912 evenings. SLEEPLYG Roams. 123-2391. FURN. Cottage at 3 Points. $63 per month. Pb. FA 2*1467 AIR-CONDITIONED BR. Ill $ Rm. turn. Apt. $63. mo. Ill E. 8th St. FA 2 4283. EFFICIENCY Apartment on First St. Near 2 city free parking Iota and shopping •tores. No utility charges. Suitable for couple or jin­ gle, also retired people. FA 24712. APT. $30. Surplu* City. 'CLEAN quiet Room*’* The Gables. FA 2*0720. CLEAN lit floor Apartment Private entrance, loot Pal metto. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Clean and close in. Jimmie Cowan. 3224013. Kuo a la Deg f: 44494 ft. 7. Btialneoa Rentala 11911 ft. H 11 Deg E m u fu m u t i l ft. .v ai 803 lit. fit. 6 ROOMS. Suita­ A rthur By Nadine Seltzer 17-92 at Hiawatha 4 Clork ^circuit Court k-mlnrle i*iUi!ty. Florida SWEETIE PIE Reg. Real Eatate Broker FA 2-1301 lteg NW Cor. of a w « i of « 1V R Deg. XV t o AV Lino of get. N to FOB S ection 14 Town *hlp -4 fbutb ttanga 19 Eaat Nam* ll which aatoattd If. Knoa IHulnghau*. Truatto All uf ta il property bolng In lha County of itemlnol*. gtat* fj Florida Uel.it auch cortl* deal# ahall ho redaomod ac cording ta law th* property deacrlbed In auch cartlfleat* otflolal ••*! of thl* I'ourt. thl* will b* gold !u tha hlgheet I r d J a y of f o o t * m o * r , A. U . bidder at lh* treat door ot th* llll kemlnot* County Court liooea (SEAL) at Hanford, Florida, on th* A r t o a r 11. U- u w i t u . J r . , drtt MomMy In t h e nionth »f C l a - k « f th * ' if, -tit C . u r l October. f»4j. which I* tha B > : M a r t h a — Vlblon Tth day of O cto b er, 1942, D bautr f l a n , Daltd tlfla l l n d lay of Aug* w C. H*t*r. oun. J r uet. 1941. A lto ra « y t*r P lalatlK * (Official (lari.* seal) f tra it Sept. 28, 1963—Pit Re 11 ROSA L. PAYTON W E L A K A APARTMENTS: NOTICE lb HBRKIIT OlVRooms private baths, l i t EN. That t> D. Danlol th* W. First it. holdar of th* following ror* lUleat* ha* fil*d aald cirlltt* rat* for ta t d«*d to ho lt*u*l KENT A RE1) tharoon. Th* cortlflcato num* RoUaway, Hospital 4 Baby bar aad yaar of Uauane*. th* CONLIt CONSTRUCTION doMrlplloo ot tho prnptrty, Beds. COMFANT, a F l o r i d a t o r p o r # - and ta* name In whtsh It waa By Day, Week, or Month Hen, a t at. ai<*M*d ar* ai fnllowa: D * r* n d ao t* . Corlltleata No. l l l l CARROLL'S FURNITURE Year or n o t ic e o r acrr lotiianco 1*41 Ph. FA 2-3181 116 W. 1st St. • T A T E O F F L O R ID A to a n y D oaoelotlua o f P ro p o r ly i a n d a ll p*r*en* a l s l n n n * a n y Lot 41 M idair Near Ovltdo LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, l o u r * * ! la a n d to th * f o llo w Plat Rook I Pea* 41 Ina d *serlb*4 proparty Is Nama In which aa***otd also 1 bedroom trailer on B a m lao l* c o u n t y . F l o r i d a , t o - Catherine Francla. All ot *ald large lake. Adults only. Ph. w lt: property being In th* ruunty T h o S o u th O c h a in * of of S-mlrtule, dtat* of Florida, FA 2-73C8. O o v o r n m a n t L o t 1, f i d l o tjnloea auch ertlflcato ahall • T o w u ih lp ID X u u tb . ho Mdtotued a-curding to law UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom H a n g * lt> Kaot (lot* t h * th* property it-ecrlbed In »uch House, kitchen equipped. \V«« t 1*4 foot t h o r o o O : rertltlcato will h* auld to (ho T h a t p a r t o t U * N E 1* o f hlghott bidder at th* front FA '2*3651. t h * Sfclt* o f Section * door of th# S*mln«l* County T '. w n a h l p >4 y o u t h . R t n * i Court Homo at Panford. Flor BEDROOM A p artm en t >u K a i l , l y l n a N o r th a n d Ida, on th* drat Monday tn 1 W e s t of L a k a M a ry Ilua-I th# month of October, u tj, Quiet neighborhood. FA 2f l . i a th * W * a t t i l r**t which I* th* Tth day of Oct 1W2 from 8:30 to 6 p. m. l h a r r u f a n d tail th * E a a t (■her, 1)4], Monday thru Friday. Ph Mi fro t of th * Wait i»-i Daltd Ihli H it day of foot - a c e p t t h * S o u t h i s Auguet, 1)41 FA 2-4301 any other time. f*«t); (Official Clerk • heal) I l , * ln n '. n * a t th * p o i n t Arthur It. Bockwlth. Jr. STENSTROM RENTALS w h * r * th « n o r t h e r l y tin * c|»rk Circuit c.iurt o f th * r i g h t n f w«y o f th * Pemlnnte County, Florida Furnished: l,* k * M a ry H o ad l n : * r i * e t » 1‘uhllth kept, i, 11, 1), 14, 1941 2 BR t bath $ 9u t h * iV**t lin o of S ao llo n COM-II 10. T o w o a h l p 14 S o u t h 3 BR I bath 1123 Kang* II Eaat. thonc* NU TK 'K O F A P F L IC A T tO N Unfurnished: N o r t h a l o n g t h a W o t lino FOR TAX liaiKD of laid l* c tlo n to t h * l l o r . t e U t F lo rid a a t a t n l t o 2 BR 1 bath $ 73 ■h o r* lie* o f . C r y s t a l U i i mi latai 3 BR 1 bath 1100 th * - - n o r l h o r t y a n d a a a t NOTICE Id IIUnKtlY o iv . a r l y alo n g th * *hor* lino BN. Thai Mr.. T A, Stlloa tha 3 BR Ufc baths $113 o f *«M I.oMo to a p o l o t holder of the following cord 4 BR 2 bath $133 114 t o d E s s : o t t a t W « * t Ileal* h|o died aald certifi­ See us for the best. lino nf *atd S ection, t n o n c o cate fur taa deed (u b* laau* rto u tb to th o N o r t h lin o o t thairon. Th* cerddeato lum­ • a i d r i g h t of o i ) o f th * ber and year of leiuanca, th* l . a k * M ary Road, t h a n ; * dotetlptloa of tha property, Realty a n u t h o r l r a l o n g a a l l r o a d and tho name In which It Stenstrom r i g h t nf w a y t< p o i n t o f waa aaaelaod aro i . f .Ilona: hoglnnlng cortlflcato No. Ill Year ot Real Estate — Mortgages You. a n d o ach o f you. ar* luuanco ltfi III N Park Ave. FA 2-242J h t r o b y n o t l t l o j a n d r a j u l r a d to U c e e t h i l e a of P r o p e r t y »Pt>**r a n d fll*. p a r t - m a l l y -.r by y o u r a l t o r n t y , w i t h th * C lark of th * abo<r<***yl«.| C o u r t , y o u r w r l t t o n loton ao*. If a n y . to l h a hi lt n f m m * plaint In to rte to a u r* fit* i h * r * ln In th* ahn v a.aty lo d cum a n d to t o r v o a r t p f o f th o u r n * so p l a i n t i f f * a t t o r ­ ney. k o l a * , i n o r befur* th * I t s l a y af O c t o b e r , A. !> 1) 41. I t o r t l n f a l l n o t o r a d* cr* o p r o o«al*ooo w ill n* * n t * r * d g g a l n t t you f o r d e f a u l t . W 1 T N B M t r y h a n d a n d th * faafsrl ble for Office. Parking available In roar. 322-2714 from 11*6 p.m. 8. Beach Rentals HUTCHISON Ocean front Apartment. Daytona Beach. FA 24038. 9. For Sola or Heat LARGE 3 Bedroom Houses, 1 4 2 baths. By owner. 3M3 E. 23th St. An investment, not an ex­ pense. Call FA 2-3612 for expert advice on a Herald adverLsUtg campaign. * Proparty Mnnugement Broker Jim Hunt Realty O ffen for your aolectlon those Beautiful 2, 8, 4 4 Bedroom C. A. Whiddon Reg. Real Estate Broker 102 S. Park Ave. FA 2-3991 Shop the Herald Ads whrre local merchants offer their best buys. Government JOHN E. FOX REALTOR 110 N. Park Ave. 323JI539 Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 A REAL BARGAIN 7 Hit inusonry home, on two beautifully landscaped lots, walking distaneu to shop­ ping. You'll like tiie price, with terms to suit buyer. We have tile key. To make the hrsl home buy, see the EVERETT A. HARPER VA - FHA Appointed Property Management Broker Jim Hunt Realty AGENCY • REALTOR 2463 S. Park Ave. Phones FA 2-2261 or FA 2 2205 NEW HOMES BY SHOEMAKER 3 AND 4 BEDROOMS I, U4, AND 2 BATHS FHA, VA & Conventional FinuncitiK! 12. Real Eatate For Salt 25. Piumblnjc Sere I HOUSE A 2 acres of land for sale. $4,wo. Must have $300 down. Call FA 2 2921 after 2 p. m. 54. Articles F o r Sals PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES 18 cu. ft. upright freerer, ex­ $1 per day rental for Elec­ cellent coml. $200 for quick tric Carpet Shampowr with sale, n ets N. Park Ave., purchase of Blue Lustre, R. L. HARVEY (rear) Ph. 322 9363 , 9 a m. Carroll's Furniture. 264 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 to 3 p. m. NEW I-OW 315. Antoraobilaa - T rack! DOWN PAYMENTS 26. Radio & Television REFRIGERATOR. washing $100 Down, many homes to 1963 CARAVELLE Sport'9 machine, 1 piece living select from in either Pine- USED T.V. Sets $10 up. Ser­ Cer. Hardtop 4 softtop. room set, end tables, Reel vice calls $2 00. Sanford crest, Sunhnd Estates or 2200 tulles. Assume pay* mower, small Air-Com­ Country Club Manor. Spe­ T. V. Service, l l l l Sanford ments. Call after 6 p. m . pressor. Other household, cial terms to Navy fami­ Ave. Ph. FA 2-0779. FA 20189. yard, shop Items. FA 2-1911 lies. These are FllA 4 VA after 8 p. m. or Saturdays. 27. Special Services *47 CHEVROLET club coupe owned Homes. Radio 4 Heater, good body TREE SERVICE. Expert tree 1 WHEEL Utility trailer. $30. 4 tires. 1100 cash. Phone snd Vt hp. Electric water Seminole Realty service. Reasonable rates, FA 2-7690. pump. $33. Ph. FA 2-3661 I years experience. Free 1901 S. Tark Ave. after 6 p. m. estim itci, Ph. FA 1-4377. '38 TR-3 Wire wheels, radio 4 FA 2-3232 anytime heater. Luggage reck. Ex* SOLID Cherry Bookcase, 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath Home. WASHING Machine Service. rellent condition. 363-3470. length 8 ft. 9 Inches. Height Free estimates on repairs. Fla. room, garbage dis­ 3 ft. 9 inches. $83. FA 2 0418 1057 PLYMOUTH Savoy. 2640 Hiawatha. 322 7363. posal, kitchen equipped. Good condition, good tire*. 7 KNIGHT CB Radios. 1 Mo­ Patio, chain linked fence. Piano Tuning and Repair 323-6377. bile, 1 Bass. Complete with Landicaped earner I o t. W. L. Harmon - FA 2-6233 antennas. $123. Practically Mortgage reduced $2000. 1937 FORD. F .\ 2 6933. new Reel’s Body Shop, loth 114 W. Woodland Dr. Pb. Air-Conditioninpf St. A Sanford Ave. 322 1172. 1936 CIIF.V. 1 ton panel. Good h . n. POPE CO., INC. rubber, excellent mcch. MATURE ORANGE GROVE 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4231 MARY CARTER PAINTS cond. $300. FA 2-9233. pays you to try all new with crop for $4,000 cash. Rol'Ilkie, one coat. No drip. BUYING A NEW or Small, of caune, but 8 nh'a M. G. HODGES The only paint with a writ lota with paving 2 sides. USED CART PLUMBING ten unconditional guaran­ FINANCE IT WITH US Thone ! WELLS DRILLED tee. Also only no drip ♦ Low Interest Rates ! PUMPS SERVICED paint that can be tinted ♦ Low Monthly Payment! SO U T H W A R D AND INSTALLED 1500 different colors. Save FLORIDA STATE BANK INVESTMENT 4 REALTY SPRINKLER SYSTEMS coupon In Orlando Sentinel 118 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 ! FREE ESTIMATES for extra bonus Sept. 29th 37. Boats - Motors CALL FA 26037 4 Oct. !3th. Buy one gal­ HARRY has gone to the Chi­ 15. Ilmtinroa Opportunity PAOLA ROAD lon Get one free. 200 W. cago Boat Show this week tst St. SERVICE Station for lease and Robert has gone wild selling out top quality J!NU Inventory take-over. Good LAWN SERVICE AUTOMATIC Cam rig rag in Mowing and edging, etc. Satlocation Ph. FA 2-4342. models. Example: $1081 73 console. 3 Needle position, isfacthin guaranteed. Ph. hp. electric shift Eviantdei automatic dedgiu, makes FA 2 1817. 16. Female H elp Wanted $795. 10 hp. $193, $473. 28 buttonholes, sews on but hp. $363. Up to 16* Gator tons. Assume payments of EXPERIENCED HIM key TRACTOR Work, Mowing, trailers $130. 17' $1603 Cut­ $9.15. Ph. FA 2-9111. punrh Operator. Knowledge disk, blade. FA 2 7084. ter $1193. $623 14' Fish 4 of other unit machines de­ I~I6 cubic ft. UPRIGHT Ski $430. Many others. Hur­ WE LI A DRILLED, PUMPS. sirable. Cha>o 4 Co. Mr. Amana Deep Freeze. 1- G. ry for best s e l e c t i o n . SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Smith. E. 1! cubic ft. Refrigerator. Term*. R o b s o n Sporting Ml Types and Sliea Both excellent condition. J. Goods. Downtown Sanford. Wu Repair and Service AI,1X OF SANFORD C. ltunton, Lemon Bluff. FA 23061. Needs experienced s e w i n g S T I N E m a c h i n e Operators for Murhlnery and Supply Co. t-I'REWAY Oil Healer. Good 16' CABIN Cruiser. 40 hp. swimsuits and sportswear 207 W. 2nd St. FA 26132 condition. J. C. Bunten Evinrude. Gator trailer. Ex­ If you are experienced on Lemon Bluff. tras. $600. E. J . Lacey, factory sewing machines, SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ 322-76)9. | tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. we have steady work for $15.1)11 P E R MONTH 322 3306. you in a modern alr-condi ASSUME itmiuiiiinir 6 pay­ 1963 10 hp. EVINRUDE Mo­ Honed factory, under very ments of $6.0(1 on repos* tor. Used once. $100. off TR EE SERVICE good working condition. Ph ««*ed 6.1 model Swing Noo­ list price. FA 34UQ after FR EE ESTIMATES FA 2-2204, ask for Mr. Cu dle, Di:il-0 Mntic Zig Zatr, S p. m. 3230300 riale. makes buttonhole*, eew* on luittofii, mnl.es fancy stitch 15'i ft. CORRECT Craft In­ 2!L A utnm ohfle S erv ice BE a Tup pens a re Dealer board. 73 hp. grey marina ei, darns 4 patches, etc. part time or full time. Car engine. With trailer. All In AUTO GLASS Excellent condition. Phone necessary. Write Box 7, good cond. *330. FA $4141. e’rcdit Mrr. p a g-wirr. IN ST A L L E D -~ Sanford Herald. Scnkurik Glass and Paint READY MIX Concrete, win 19’ HUL1DAY. 240 hp. E le c SECRETARY trie starting Evinrudes. Company duw *ills, lintels, steps, General office experience. 210 Magnolia I'll. FA 24622 TumUmi trailer. FA $-0783. blocks, noiid, cement, rock, Age 23 30 preferred. Salary pipe, steel, grease traps, 40. Furm Equipment Auto Glass, Tops open. Call Mr. Sampson, dry wells, stepping stones. 4 Sea* Covers 3223831 or apply In person Miracle Concrete Co. at tot W. 13th St. Sanford AUTO GLASS & 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 17. Mole Help VYuntcd Gravely Tractor Sales & Service SEAT COVER CO. PR1GIDAIRE used Iranor. $.50 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8032 Excellent condition. Call STATION Attendant with ALL WORK GUARANTEED Mrs. Gielow FA 2 2611. managerial ability. Must NEW AND REBUILT give hand. 2545. No drink­ 31 A. PctN SEPTEMBER Special. Ladle# Gravely Traetora er $300 up. Call Mr. Tuell A Childrens shoes $l,9t pair. POODLES. Black miniature A full line of Economy rowAM 7-0127 Titusville. Surplus City. 2ul \V. ts t females. AKC papers. $75. crop Tractors or make offer. ELie W. 18. Help Wanted Local automobile dealers of­ BANK FINANCING Lacey, 322-7649. 143 N. Orlando Ave. fer their best buys in Herald ATTR ACTIV E position Man Maitland Phone 647-7231 classified display ads. or Woman, 25T>o Good per PUPPIES for sale, ta Dach­ shund 4 Fox Terrier. Ansonality and appearance, nimal Haven Boarding ready to accept position im Kennels. FA 2 3732. mediately if selected. Ex ccllent opportunity lor ad vancemcnt. Part or full 32. Flowers - Shrulw time work. For local inter­ BLOOMING Ruses on double view. Write fully to Sanford cherokee stock. $2.30 eaih. Herald Box 9, Sanford, Fla. Gray Shadows Nursery 4 ml. S. on Sanford Ave. HOUSECLEANING or Baby sitting. Lilly Itell Baker ORCHID PLANTS Rose ill a Fish Mkt. Plum: For Silo FA 23118. AT BARGAIN PRICES I. C. Bunten lemon Bluff l'J. Situations Wanted SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL FA 2-2111 RAVENNA PARK FA 2-0041 AND 123 0700 id y l ia v m . dk 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. We Have Several New Homes Now Under Construction. NEAR Paola School; new 7 And A Few Nearly Com­ room home, 1 acre lot. Ph. pleted! FA 2-3378, FA 2 0879. We Can Also Custom Build A Home Just For You. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS For Complete Information Realtor Sc# or Call Your Raymond Lundquist, Also. Ravenna Park • Idyllwilde FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT LOVELY 2 Bedroom block Home with separate din­ Stenstrom Realty ing room. Large screened 323-2420 east porch. Located on III N. Park large corner lot with fruit, NEW 2 Story House, I bed­ EXPERIENCED Maid would oak 4 magnolia trees. 2 rooms, US baths. Large liko 5 days work. Good ref Car garage. By owner Ph. living room 4 dining area. 322 7331. FA 24199. Den, patio 4 breereway. garage. On US lots m Lake HELP! HELP! Good Girl Fri day going to wa*te. Penn St. Johns Realty Mary. Central heating duct­ Resident. FA 2-4312. THE TIME TESTED FIRM ed for Air-Condition. $15,900. 118 N. Park Ave. FA 26123 FA 2-6336. BABYSITTING day or night. Love 4 care. Big yard. FOR SALE BY OWNER. 3 3 NEW—3 bedroom HotMl, Meals furnished, also will Bedrooms, 2 baths, Fla. by owner. 838-8209. board. FA 2-7U8U. room, large living room. 323-0082. 123 E. Coleman ONE I Bedroom House, one 3 bedroom House. Longwood Child Car* FA 2-2274. Circle. area. 838 3911. PAINTING or Repair work. FHA - VA Ph. FA 2-7064 ONE 4 Bedroom House, One GOVERNMENT HOMEC 3 Bedroom I louse. Sanford 21. R eality S alo in 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS area. 322-2744. 1 AND 2 BATHS Hazel Porter Beauty Shop "SUBURBIA" 31ost Kltchcm Equipped Cold Wave $6 00 complete Down Fuymeiit From • LOCH ARBOR. Home 3 IBM W 25th St FA 2-1321 Bedrooms, 2 baths, family FHA $100 VA room. Ill.ww 2 1 . lieuuty S jMo i m LOW MONTHLY • PAOLA. Nice 2 bedroom PAYMENTS Cut *N Curl Beauty Simp Home with 1 acre of land EXCELLENT LOCATIONS 3t« Pilmetto A:e. and beautiful oaks. $5,5u0. 1MUEUIA1E OCCUPANCY • 2 STORY FRA3IE House. 7 WE now have a sperl.d facial booth, services from tip to Acres. $10,900. Wt Can Qualify You For tip F ret parking lot. Open • 3 BEDROOM Hume with 3 One Of These Outstanding evenings by appointmentacres. $7,600. Home Buys In 3llnutei! Phone door ft) 322 0831 • LAKE MARY. Clean I bed­ Phono door (2 ) 322-8323 room Home. Separate din­ For Complete Information, ing room, good terms. FREE $50 PERM. WAVE See Or Call Your $7,300. Comploti: Beauty i-ervica FHA - VA Harriett's Beauty Nook SALES BROKER 105 So. Oak. FA 2-5742 All of these within 13 minutes 25. 1*1umblntc Servlet! Stenstrom Realty ot Sanford. Real Estate—Mortgages HINSON & HEARN li t N. Park Ave. 322-2420 PLUMBING CONTRACTING Stemper Agency Kavenna Psrk FA 27193 R oairs 4 Water Hesters FA 2-2677 FA 2 3829 FA 24360 FREE ESTIMATES REALTOR — 1XSUR0R Evenings 322-9143 FA 24991 1919 S. French Ave. 291 E. 3rd SL Office Night 34. Articles For Sale 33. F u rn itu re U*'d furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry's Start 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 4133. Sell Us Your Quick Service Cash. SUPER Furniture. With the TRADING POST. FA 2 0677. WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly payments of $l3 5o on 3 complete rooms of furniture. Call TE 8-1311, Casielberry, col­ lect. Pit KB ESTIMATE Upholstering 4 Mattress ren mating. New 4 Used Furni lure. Call Nix Bedding 3lfg. Co., at 7off Celery Ave. FA 22117. BEDS FOB RENT Hospital, Rollawaya, Juve­ nile, FREE delivery and f’ick-up. FURNITURE CENTER lion French Ave. Ph. FA 27933 GREENBRIAR l hoicr lot* available in Greeubriar uf laid) Arbor overlooking it$ll rnurie. fuitoni hnildinir to yutir .pecificalioii. Grct-iiliriar developed by KINGftWOOl) BUILDERS INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. F \ 2-.1071 (Jet Your IJest Used Car Buy Now! The More We S e ll . . . The Less We Move To Our New Home — -------- 1801 W. FIRST S T .--------Watch For Our Ocloher (irnnd Openhiif li)5!) PLYMOUTH *7 9 5 2 dour h a r d to p , a u to m a ti c Ira n i., ra dio A h e a t e r , solid black, s h a r p . I!)i>- F O R D F A L C O N Automatic I r a n - . , radio 4 extra clean. healer, liMO FORD Half-ton pickup. 1956 CHEVROLET W agon, real clean, r a d io ami h e a t e r . automatic Tran*., 1%() STUDEBAKER Station Wagun, a l r a i g h t trails., radio and heater. l ark $U 9 5 *9 9 5 $5 9 5 *6 9 5 1956 CHEVROLET 210 Clean . . . Clean , . , 4 lean! *5 9 5 Seminole Co. M otors 5I‘J E. FIRST ST. F t 2-0A11 tt infer I*«rk Ml 7-2338 �Cbtsun £ THURS., SEPTEMBER 26, 1963 COUNTT NEWS Organizations Asked To Attend Village Meet d iif o n PAGE 12 English Estates PTO Officers Installed Tuesday By Ms m Grfawtead Executive board member* of all North Orlando organ Ira­ tions hare been invited to at­ tend Monday'a I p. m. meetinf of tho North Oftando Civic Association board to discuss the poeelfaltity of tu litin g tha Village Fir* Department with the annual Community Christ­ mas Party. All committee chairmen of the Clvle Association also are naked to be preeent. It waa brought out at last month's assoclstlon meeting that tho Fire Deportment has been solely reeponelbfe in past yvars for arranging Santa’s visit U North Orlando. How­ ever, members of the associa­ tion agreed to encourage, In every possible way, some an­ nual function in which all orENGLISH ESTATES PTO OFFICERS, installed ganlsationn would participate a t Tuesday night's meetinif of the newly or­ with tha Chrlstmaa Party be­ ing suggested aa tha most ganized group, are, seated from left, Mrs. Dale likely time to bring “com­ G. Beebe, Mm. Charles Dcnccn ami Principal munity harmony to n com­ munity event-'' No definite plana ware made nt this time and If thla idea Is not acesptabla to all, another holiday will ba chosen to unite By Deans Estee The 400 books tre needed tha arganlsatlona and their Four hundred books and to complete the state accredi­ efforts In a single community one set of World Rook F.n- tation standards. activity. In other husincss, a budget cylopedlos or 11,000 Is the goal of the Longwood Ele­ of $200, exclusive of projects, mentary PTO for the 1363-61 was approved as well a t the year, Mrs. Joan Voskan, pres- recommendation submitted by ident, announced at the first the executive board for a meeting of the year held Harvest Carnival to he held Thursday evening In the Nov. 23 from 4 until 8 p. m. at the school. The Carnival school auditorium. will be the major fund rais­ ing project of the year. The meeting, which was well attended, was opened By Damn Estee with a devotional by Rev. K. Fall meeting* of the Long­ Ruth Grant of the First wood Clvle League will be Pentecostal Church of Longgin next Tuesday with an wood. By Donna Estes Open House from 2 until 4 Principal Louis Kosky in­ Mr*. Hubert L. Severs was p. m. at the Civic League Building and lib ra ry on elected president of the Old troduced the faculty ami gave Glory Community lllood Rank a short summary of each Church Street. All interested women of the at a meeting held Tuesday teachers experience, lie urg­ area who would like to learn evening at the American Le­ ed the parents to establish good communication with the mors of tha work and pro­ gion Home on Prairie Lake teachers in order that the gram s of this organisation Other officers elected were ara Invited lo attend. A his­ Mrs. A. M. Rirks, vice pres­ best possible Job could be tory of tha League and Lib­ ident; William Chambers, se­ done for tho students. rary will bs presented by cretary-treasurer and Mrs. Maurice Rudolph, correspond­ Mrs. S. L. Tuppcr. Hostesses for the cvrnt will ing secretary. be members of the executive On Oct. 17, which lias been board who are Mrs. E. C. designated Blood Donor Day, Hills, president; Mrs. L. L. the mobile unit will lie at Cox, flrrt vice president; the Pott Home from 4 until Mrs. Chtries Stewart, second 7:30 p. m. At least five mem­ Reports on Ihe twoday tic s president; Mrs. Edward bers of each of the It parC. Kuhn, recording secretary; ticipalion.s organizations as rummage sale sponsored last Mrs. Zeno Hyland, corre­ well as other interested per­ weekend by Sanford Chapter sponding secretary; Mrs. Vic­ sons In the area, arc urged ItOt, Women uf Ihe Moose, tor A. Ostrander, treasurer to donate blood at this time. were made at Monday night’s and Mrs. Oils Lee, chairman Employes of the Maitland business meeting of the Chapt­ of the house and grounds Post Office have also been er by Mrs. Elsie W. Lacey, committee. Invited to join tills year in sale chairman, and Mrs, Mrs. Edna Meshuttn, co-worker. this worthwhile project. Proceeds of $110.38 were re­ ported by Mrs. Lacry who said that the entire stock was sold out by S p. m. on Saturday, second day of the project. This fund will he By Julia Bartow lly Mona flrlnslead Weekend rummage sales used to support local work North Orlando dancers kept for benefit of the Altamonte among the children and the caller Don Clnusen of Orlando Springs Community Library aged. In part, with the re­ busy Saturday night ns lie in will open on Friday and Sat­ mainder going to Moose heart ntructed three square* nt a urday of tliis week, from 9 and Mooschavcn. time in western style dancing a. m. until 3 p. in,, at the Other chapter co-workers a t the Community Square Lowe rnt ilk Offices located assisting with the sale in­ Dance sponsored by the North on Longwood Avenue Just off cluded Mrs. Lconorc Price, Orlando Civic Association. Mrs. Doris (Sandy, Mrs. Flor­ SR I3ii In Altamonte. Sucres* of this event has re­ Mr* Beulah Kemp, chair­ ence McCarson, Mrs. Iwra sulted in another dunce bring man of the project who Is Harris, Mrs. Martha Danscheduled for Saturday, Oct. oeing assisted by Mrs. Mar­ kiefs, Mrs. Eloisc Smalt, Mrs. 5 beginning a t 8 p. m. A de­ garet Welse, saul today that Carol Rhoads, Mrs. Eva cision will he made at this more volunteer workers are Moore, Mrs. Emma llaxhara, Marion Schweickert, time on forming a Square needed to help during the Mrs. Mrs. Myrim Akers, Mrs. Hil­ Dance Club for the commun­ sale hours. It Is intended Hut these da Gardner and Mrs, Julia ity. The dance will be held in the weekend events will be con­ Wells. Moose members helping Village Recreation Area and tinued until December since all adults and teenagers arc use of the building has been invited to attend. donated until that time for Choir To Meet this worthy cause. Rehearsals of the Dcllury Choristers under the direc­ tion of Laura Platt Brown Club To Meet will be resumed at 9: 3U a. Tilt* Oviedo Home Demon­ m. on Wednesday, Oct. 2, at stration Club will hold its By Shirley Wentworth the DeUary Community Meth­ opening meeting of the cur­ Cub Scout Pack 230 of Hear odist Church social hall. Laka will meet a t 7:30 p. m. rent year at 0: no a. m. Fri­ Theresa Rupees will be ac­ Monday in tho auditorium of day at the Oviedo Canning companist. tho Rear Lake Elementary Kitchen. All ladies of Ihe School for its regulur business community are invited to at­ session und program during tend. Itrowuies Meet Brownie Troop 698 of Cas­ which skits will b« presented before sn sudienco of psrsnU Art Festival Set selberry, composed of seccml and friends. A two-day Fall Art Festival ami third gyade girls, held Highlight of the evening will be held at the DeUary Its first meeting uf the school will b« tha “Spacewuod Rock- Community Center on Oct. year at Ihe home of the lead­ at" raea with father • son 13 and Oct. 36. In addition er, Mrs. Robert Begin, Forest teams participating. P r in t to the a rt exhibits, there will Drive, Howell Park, Tuesday will be awarded for winners of be demonstrations and music afternoon. Mrs. Thomas Leon­ WUb event, , presented to t those attending. ard is ro-leuder uf lh« tru> p. By Jane Csaaelhcrry Officera for the coming year were Installed Tuesdaynight by the newly organiz­ ed English Estates Elcmcntsry School, Parent Teacher Organization. The meeting waa held In the auditorium of the South Seminole Elemen­ tary School at Casselberry with 2M) persons attending in spite of the inclement wea­ ther, Mrs Holland W. Tolson of Oakland Shores, president of (he Town and Country Gar­ den Club of Maitland, served as installing officer. * Officers installed were Mrs. Charles Deneen, president; Mrs. Robert Legg, first vice president; Mrs. Martin Selinfreund, second vice presi­ dent; Mrs. Edgar DeBcur. corresponding s e c r e t a r y ; Mrs. Dale G. Beebe, record­ ing secretary; Mrs. Walter George, assistant treasurer; C. K. Lytle, treasurer and M orris Ruby; atunriinff, Mrs. Kriifur DcRrer, Principal Morris Ruby, par* Mrs. W alter George, C. K. Lytle, Mrs. M urtin limentarian. Selinfreund and Mrs. Robert Legg. The proposed constitution (Herald Photo) and bylaw* for the PTO were presented by committee chairman, Mrs. Jo Thorne and adopted. Membership* were set at one dollar per person and The method of griding on lowing the meeting refresh­ 107 members joined following (he ability basis, as Long­ ments of doughnuts, coffee Ihe meeting. The regular meeting night wood Elementary ikies, was and punch were served. was set for the second Tues­ explained and the first Con­ day of each month with the ference Day was set for Oct. next meeting to he held Oct. 26. 8. Parents were advised to Refreshments were served send their telephone numbers, by Ihe sixth grade room mo­ nr one of a friend or neigh­ thers following the meeting bors, to the school so that in By Mona Grinstead in the cafeteria. event of their child’s illness North Orlando women have they rould he notified. Mrs. June Boyles, chair­ formed a horseback riding man of the Clinic Mothers, class which meets weekly on Mrs, Margaret Burke, chair­ Tuesdays at 1(1 a. in. at Hie man of the Library Commit­ Happy Horse Farms. It is expected that in the tee and Mrs. Mona Grinstead, lly Jane Casselberry chairman of the Homeroom near future an advanced MuUiucs, requested more vol­ group will take over the The South Seminole Wel­ Tuesday morning class with come Wagon Newcomers Club unteers, Mrs. Diane Amos’ first beginners being rescheduled has scheduled an all-day deep grade won the room count for Wednesdays. sea fi-hing trip aboard Hie Youngsters ride on Satur­ "Miss Cocoa Beach" for Sun­ ami was awarded *3 ami the days with the advanced group day. banner. Parents were given the meeting at 3 a. m. and beg­ Members and their friends privilege of visiting their inners at to a. ni. an* welcome to make the trip Races are now being con­ ami are asked to meet at rhild’s teacher and homeroom preceding the meeting. Fol- ducted for the children and I’uhlix Market in Casselberry more sports racing is plan­ at 5 a. m. Breakfast and ned as progress is made. available lunch will 1m Mrs. Mike Cosby of S. Cor- aboard and fishermen may to/ Avenue in North Orlando either rent nr bring their own may he contacted for more tackle. information on the riding Cost of the excursion will classes or to arrange trans­ be *3 per person. Those plan­ portation. ning to go are advised to bring some sort of sweatshirt Rob Willis, John Gandy. Ho­ or light sweater as ocean ward Price, Boldly Small, breezes normally are a hit Sam Meshotto and Rill Har­ coot this time of year. ris. Officials who are repre­ By Mr*. Adam Muller In other business at the Col. Paul Lee Ilissell of senting tile Newcomers at loChapter meeting plans were begun on the annual project Lake Mary, artist and scul­ day's meeting of Hie Daytona of supplying Halloween treats ptor, will he guest speaker Beach Council in Holly Hill for children at the Methodist for the Dellary Arts and are Mrs. Nora Norris, Wel­ Children's Home in Enter­ Craft* Club at next Thurs­ come Wagon hostess; Mrs. prise ami for those who are day's meeting to lie held at Maryann Miles, club presi­ in the hospital at that time. 10 a. m. at the DeUary Man­ dent; Mrs. Claire Sabatini, newspaper editor; Mrs. Clare Plans also were discuss­ sion House, ed for attendance at Hie an­ Col. Bissell will leach a Paulsen, membership chair­ nual Women of the Moose class in sculpture if enough man and Mrs. Sandy Lal’oma welfare chairman. Conference which will be held interest Is shown. in conjunction with the Flor­ ida Moose Association con­ vention on Oct, 23 26 at the Jack Tar Harrison Hotel in Clearwater. The next meeting of the Sanford Chapter I U>| will be held on Monday, Oet. It, at Ihe temporary Moose Hall in Lake Mary. Longwood PTO Sets Year's Goal Civic League Sets Open House In Longwood Officers Elected By Blood Bank Women Organize Riding Class Newcomers Plan Fishing Trip Sanford Moose Chapter 1404 Reports Proceeds From Sale North Orlando Dancers Keep Caller Busy Cub Pack 230 To Meet Rummage Sales To Aid Library Club To Hear Col. Bissell Oviedo PTO Schedules Drive For Members By Bernice Kelsey Plans for the annual Oviedo PTO membership drive iml for activities of the year were made at a meeting of the ex­ ecutive hoard with Principal Clyde Holder In the school ofetorium last Thursday. Members of the board are Jsck F. Syme, president; Mrs. Holder, first vice presi­ dent; Mrs. Robert Soka, se­ cond vice president; Mrs. A. Christiieb, Uiird vice presi­ dent; Sirs. C. R. Clonls, sec­ retary and Ralph Neely, trea­ surer. This year's drive will be made from door to door. Membership is open not only to parents of childrrn now in school but to all residents VFW Members Volunteer To Park Cars Ry Donna Estes Members of South Semi­ nole VFW Post 8307 volunteer­ ed their jervices to park cars at Lyman High School for the football games again this season at the regular meet­ ing of the organization held Tuesday evening at the Post Home in lomgvvuod. In other business, the date of the monthly barbecue to benefit the building fund was set for Oct. 13 from 1:30 un­ til 5:30 p, m. Included on the menu will be barbecued ribs or chicken, potato salad, baked beans, toned salad, cake and beverage. Takeout service will be av ail able. Commander Robert March announced that Hie Pott is forming a howling league and urged the members to join in this activity. The Auxiliary will honor the Gold Star Mother, Mrs. Ruth Smith of Sanford, at the monthly social to be held at 9 p. m. today at tho Post Iloinu on the Old Dixie High­ way. Members of the Post have been invited to attend. who are Interested in youth and education. Mrs. Soka announced that the program for the first PTO meeting on Oct. 18 will he concerned with how child­ ren learn. A guest panel con­ sisting of a pediatrician, a minister and a noted educa­ tor will be featured on the program. American Education Week will he observed in Novem­ ber when a special evening program will be substituted for the usual dinner given at U'le beginning of each school year to honor teachers. Plant for the annual Hallo­ ween Carnival, to be held this year on Oct. 26 are shaping up with the event promising to be bigger, better and different. A good supper also will be available during the evening. Announcement was made that the school clinic still is in need of more volunteer workers. This work is not limited to mothers of school Area M an To Sing Lead In 'Kism et' lly Jane Casselberry Talented A rt Hammond of Casselberry will sinir the tenor lead in the part of the Caliph in the Orange Blos­ som Playhouse production of the fabulous Arabian Nights musical, •’Kismet," which will open Oct. t ut the theater lo­ cated on Highway -til on Lake Enirvievv. This romantic role Is fa­ miliar to llammatd who uu derstudird the part in the Fashion Show To Be Sponsored In Altamonte The Altamonte S p r i n g s Community Library Associa­ tion will sponsor a Fashion Show and Coffee on Thursday Oct. 17, at in a. in. in the Educational Building of tho Mlamonte Springs Commun­ ity Chapel. Models for the show will be Mrs. A. SI. Birks, Sirs. Leonard Casselberry, Mrs. George C. Hearn. Mrs. Thomas Malone, Mrs. Walter Norton, Mrs. Gerald Peebles, Mrs. Albert Starke, Mrs. Eu­ gene Taylor, Mrs. Clifford Sands and Mrs. Julian Wil­ liams. Seasonal styles shown will he from Playgirl Fashions of Winter Park. A number of door prizes will be awarded during the morning event and free baby sitting service will be avail­ able. AHT HAMMOND South Seminole CTP To Meet I'y Jane Casselberry The Council of Teachers ami Parent* of the South Seminole Elcmrntary School at Casselberry will meet next Tuesday at 8 p. m. in the school auditorium. The executive board will meet at 7:30 p. in. prior lo the meeting. Following the meet mg p ar­ ents are invited lo visit Hie classrooms and refreshment* will he served in Hie cafe­ teria. PTO Committee Holds Meeting In Osteen Bv Mrs. Clarence Snyder The work committee of Ihe Osteen Parent Teachers As­ sociation met recently at the school to plan for the Hal­ loween Carnival which will be held at Ihe school Oct. 26 at 5 p. tn. There will he fun games, fortune telling. Spook house, movies and a costume par­ ade with prizes for various groups. There also will be hakes! goods, hamburgers, hot <logs, cold drinks ami coffee for sale. Attending the meeting were Mrs. John Tatum Jr,, gen­ eral chairman and Mrs. Ed­ ward Pell, Mrs. Darlene Net­ tles, Mrs. L. W. Jones, Mrs. Albert Pel), Mrs. Katherine Skinner, Mrs. W. B. Wbidden Jr., Mrs. Elmer Shivers, Marvin Riggs and Mrs. Lo­ well Petti*. Children hut is open to any Interested person In the com­ munity who wishes to per­ form a most useful and satis­ fying service. Donations of sheets for the clinic also are needed. Person* Interested in volunteering for clinic duty or making donations should contact Mrs. Douglas Lay. man. clinic chairman. Holder advised that the school would also welcome any good, used children's clothing to he distributed as needed. Articles should be turned In at t1** school office. He reported that during tlio past two weeks the school premises have been fogged every morning to help elimi­ nate insects which, in turn, has helped to eliminate the prevalence of pink eye. If PTO members vote to appropnate the *216 necessary to buy the hand operated fog­ ging mac-bine, plans are to use It twice a year to comhat the usual siege of pink eye. original Broadway company. Hr also was understudy to the tenor lead with the Broad­ way production of South Pa­ cific and sang the lead in ■'Song of Norway" in summer stock a t the Theater Undrr The Stars in Atlanta. After this southern jaunt he derided to take his wifu and small son, Carl, and trade the sidewalks of New York for a quiet spot on fuike Trip, let in Casselberry, Their tittle daughter, Cathy, put in an appearance five years ago. After a successful appearaiu-e with the Florida Syntphony's pup oim ert featuring Rogers and ILuninersteln mu­ sic Inst winter, Hammond is now scheduled to appear with the symphony in February singing old favorites |>y Jerome Kern ami Colo Porter, Even his every day Job has a musical note as ho works at Orlando Air Force Ba*« fitting those lovely musical backgrounds to Air Fare* films. Others starring In Kismet are Tony Chastain, in tho role nf Ilajj, the poet and Margo [Ireaycr, Mary Craw, fold, and Mark Schweiier. Generul admission tickets went on sale Monday at th« Playhouse, Oviedo Legion Names Officers By llenilce Kelsey Newly elected officers nf Oviedo American Legion Past 211 are Emmet Kelsey, commander; T. L. Lingo, J r , first vice commander; Ro­ bert Parker, second vica commander Pete Sims, chap­ lain; James Pearson, sergeant at arms; John Evans, fin­ ance officer and Jack Sims, service officer. Theodore Aulin Jr. has been appointed adjutant. Supper was served by Leon Olhff and Hoy Britt at la-V Thursday night's regular meeting of the Post held in the Legion Hut. Announcement was made that a set price will be charg­ ed for the monthly suppers ami that all net proceeds will go into the Post treasury The next meeting will be on Uel. t7. Registration Set For Rollins Physics Course Iteglstration for the Lit! term In the Ttollins College Graduate Program in Phy­ sics will he held from 6 a. m. to J p m. this Saturday in Knowles Hj O on the Rollins campus. GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONIES m e sche­ duled early next week for LonRwood*8 new City Hall and Fire Huune pictured fur the Herald in the above sketch by Chuck Dudley of Longvvood. Estim ated to cost between $K> and $20,000, the 90 by -12 foot building will contain a meetiluc Fount, clerk’s office and vau lt, facing Warren Street, in addition to sp a c e for three fire trucks, facing Wilma Avenue, i’laus were drawn by Dick Zartm an and builder will be Robert L. Farmer, Loth of Longwood. In announcing registration. Dr. John S, Ross, director of the program, cited two cour­ ses of particular interest to first.year students— Mathe­ matics of Physics and Mod­ ern Engineering to be taught by Dr. C. Dan Pierson, a n t Atomic and Nuclear Physics in he taught by Dr. Paul B. Plckar. Interested persons may ob­ tain further information be contacting Dr. Ross at Rot lias College. �Sanford Atlantic Buys Florida Hotel Building For $400,000 Expansion Of Banking Facilities Edith Now No Threat To Us, Bureau Says 9 V rT o ** I * U <9 Local politic! labeginning Id step Into high sear what with potential candidate! h ie­ ing only 30 dajri to qualify for two City Commission post leicctioni in the Nov. S election Two position! will be up for grabs . . . posts now held by TomMcDonald and A1 Wil­ son. No formal announce­ ment! forthcoming so far from any of the several ru­ mored candidates. * t • County Commission wi l l meet in special tension at 2 p ni. Saturday. Contractor who won the *7,000 renovation job for the courthouse exter­ ior had to bow out . , . bond troubles. Commission w i l l consider other bals. SAN JUAN, V. R. (LTD— Hurricane Edith moved into the Atlantic north of His­ paniola today and weather­ men said it would bypass Florida, Cuba and the West­ ern Bahamas. The tempest lost some of Its power in crossing over the eastern tip of the Domi­ nican Republic last night, with HXt mile an Iwtur winds dropping to 73 mph. But forecasters said it wuuld build up intensity again over the open ocean. Hurricane hunter planes found Edith's center at 11 a. m. (EST) about 210 miles west-northwest of San Juan, near latitude 19.3 mirth, long­ itude 69.8 west. It was mov­ ing toward the west north­ west at about to mph., a direction and speed it was expected to maintain through­ out the day. With passage of the storm from the Caribbean after its sudden and unexpected turn late Thursday, the threat of high seas and flooding rains in southern Puerto itico diminished. But heavyseas continued to roll against the Dominican R e p u b l i c where gale warnings continu­ ed to fly this afternoon. All hurricane w a r n i n g s came down. In a midday summary of conditions, the Miami Wea­ ther Bureau said "Cuba, Flor. Ida and the Western Bahamas appear out of range from Edith, but small erafl in Ihe Bahamas should not venture east uf Mayaguana.” (Eh? j^anfnrb Ifm tlh W EATHER: Partly cloudy today and Saturday with scattered show ers; hiplt today around 90; low tonight in 70s, VOL. 56 United Pres* Leaned Wire Established 1908 F ill., SEPTEMBER 27, I9«:t SANFORD, FLORIDA Bulletin Agreement wan reach­ ed early Ihi* afternoon whereby the S c h o o l Board will take over Me­ morial Stadium nt a SI annual rental from the City of Sanford. The achoola will maintain and operate the M t n d i u m . The nction must he rati­ fied in formal meetings later. Full details will lie published in The Herald .Monday. NO. 27 First Phase Scheduled A near half-million-dollnr land transfer nnr| building construction program was announced today by President Howard II. Hodges of Sanford A tlantia National Bank. Purchase of the Florida Hotel building ns a s its for Sanford A tlantic's ex- j pnnsmn wnn annoimei’il by * port terminal, marinas nml a general Increase in ear econ­ llodiros. Tlte three-story hotel omy through Increased water traffic. buildiiiy. fronting 10 feet "We have High hope* on* on Park A veilin’ ami 111 of the two new state univer­ feet on Second Street, was purchased from It. C. Boyce, sities — and possibly both — Greensboro, N, C-. fiir $.33,000, will ha located in the county. Hodge* slat ini that iu at-out We have Sanford Naval Acad­ three months the hotel build- emy here In Sanford, a nevg in* will he rnieil and the site school, anil Seminole Collects will he converted into a park­ slated for North Orlando,” Hodge* cuncudrd: "Thera ing lot for bank customer*. are many, many reason* why Ultimate use of the site, he added, vvfll be for A new bank we of Sanford Atlantic ar*s building, with the present confident in the future of bank facilities at First ant downtown Sanford and why Park to be completely remod­ we are planning to expand eled nml renovated and made our banking facility lig h t an integral part of tho new here. building. Queried ns to the cost of the proposed bank structure, Hodges said he “could only hazard a guess at Ibis time— • •• WASHINGTON (UP1) %100,000 for the new building FLORIDA HOTEL SOLD TO SANFORD ATI.ANTIC NATIONAL BANK Don’t forget: Jaycees sjmnGangland turncoat Joseph Va and remodeling of our present soring a rabies clinic Satur­ lachi told Senate Investigators building The land deal for day at three locations. Jaytoday that underworld over­ the hotel is a separate fig­ ree building on French Ave­ lord Vito Genovese gave him ure.” nue. American Legion on 17the Mafia’* “kiss of death” The hank president said 62 and Lake Mary School. by kissing him on the hand that “ now »« only have gen­ • • • while they were cellmates in eral ideas for our new build­ Good news for a good cause the Atlanta federal prison. ing. Our architects and engi­ . . . Seminole County Society The stocky, red haired exTAMPS (Ul’D—Two fisher­ neer* will study other new Grain Reaction for Crippled Children and mobster described Genov ese men recuperated in a hospital banking facilities, especially WASHINGTON (Ul’D — Adults planning an Faster as the “ under the table” *u- here today —one with tragic UNSINU. Midi. (I IMt-A -aid, ' 1 ran into the store I'lte administration is getting in Florida, for new thoughts, Lily ball next spring. per-hovs of organised crime. memories of their ordeal at "The general trend now In 3.00a pound performing ele­ and she came after me " • • • divided congressional reaction He also testified Lii.it Genu sea in which his wife died on phant ran amtik tor IM min­ new bunk structure* I* to H. H. HOBBES Rajje's hulk caught (or a on a possible multi-million Lix Horton report! the Pineve-e ordered the murder of their makeshift raft. providn drive-in teller win­ utes Thursday, trampling a moment in the aluminum dollar wheat-to-Russia deal. crest PTA will have its first sub-bos* Tony Bender (An­ dow* amt parking facilities A Coast Guard helicopter man and rampa mg through door. Then she burst through, session Tuesday evening. Vis­ thony Strollo) from lu* At plucked Kenneth Crosby, 32, a crowded department store on the ground floor, with reg­ Sentence Upheld (haltering two windows and itation at 7:3o and meeting at lanta prison cell. amt James Duma*. 27. from before she was killed by tripping a burglar a arm. TALUIIASSEE (Ul’l) — ular banking farilltie* on the Testifying publicly for the Ihe Gulf, S<i miles west o l , police. Meyer Frontman, manager ot The FhuU* Supremo (.'curt sm ind floor and general up(lr-^ ptimr, Valachi 'old lin­ today upheld » deaill sentence elating departments on the Mm. than hsf. dozen r i f t '! the store saul: b rT W L‘ » i. . ; " i "Citrus aid Weather” fa The “ skinned'’ condition of tel v 4 bean tt t sie .i given Emmett Charles Blake third floor.” w ■ < to d In on,-or u* a park -hotfinally I l e i the frlgli ■Then she started down the the subject of a school fur the Municipal Stadium—none vi c described neu. reports lit explained that the two Seminole anil Volusia County of sh aik s iu . d over the toned beast, aisles anil people .tailed run for the June, 1962, fatal too nice for high school foot­ of Lender'* ill-appearance as body of Dumas* wife, Ann, 27. shooting nt Bay County gro­ structures will tie connected citrus grower* rommencint; H aifa property m Ihe King plug and screaming. We were ball—was to be aired today Pastors of all Seminole •’the boit thing that could vsith overhead pathways, or (let. 13, it win reported today cer Johnny Beverly, Shows and Circus, was en-1 crowded at a luncheon meeting of city, County churches have hern re- happen- tie wouldn't be idle bridges, over tho present by Ernest C. Lumllierg, assist­ tertaining in the parking lot | ••.*]„, w,.m tn -, the men's county, school and Boos ten ; quested to nnnmmrc In Sun- to lake it lili you and I.” drive-in mul parking lot. He ant ngiiculturnl agent. d the local shopping r-nter. , deparlment, the ;ift depart 11)0 Million Now officials at Seminole MS. Valarlii recounted the cpl l day sendees the opening of e balked it lining one ment, to sp«rtm goods ami WASHINGTON (Ul’D — emphasized both budding* will * « • Four Ircture* will be held Its the annual United Fund eam- smle alter L-difying that lie In c h Then, according to finally out a back evil. She A hhte light blinked today on he Integrated Into one general DcLund and four In Sanford, Kiwanis planning a “ladies i pnlgn. joined the disciplined “Cu-a Itert Bilal, the circus rlng- s a t in here 13 tunnies just a big board In Hie lobby of hanking farility to rare for nil on subsequent Tuesday night” Oct. 3 at the Civic Cen­ Rev. Paul Itiekes, UF church Nostra” crime cartel—“our Ihe Commerce Department, their expanded business. ie --tei, "she Just wal o d a smashing everythme." nights, Lumllierg said. ter. Takes the place of the chairman, requested pastors tiling, our family in English'1 SANTO DOMINGO (UPI I - ' wav •• Quest Killed of tins trend to After visiting a parking lot proclaiming the word that the “ It was thought," he added, Wednesday m e e t i n g hot In announce in their punnhion- —in 19.10 Byrit In New York Hie 1 in < b it junta p.,ui Grant, 22, an employe tlie animal veere l into a resi­ 1 S population had jumped move In outlying shopping “ that 1I11* typo of school |* member! will go lor an inter­ ers that "you are urged to in Italian immigrant paruiti installed Thursday hy 1 > al Irian's department store, centers, Hmlgc* stated: “ Wo timely sim*0 wo bail such so* dential area. Th'' •■immolmn to bio million. club visit to the South Orlan­ give generously to the UF he said he took In crime nfler army set about the task tod-iv .aw the animal and walked brought residents from their mail* a complete and thor­ vers weather Iasi winter.” do Club. cumpnlgn which supports nine dropping out of sc land at age of selecting a coalition cabi­ out side. ough study of the situation homes, among them Merlin Speaker Named Lecturer* will he W arren • • • Seminole County voluntary 13 and working for about a net to administer Dominican •When she saw me she Schiedel and hi* brother \sa. TALLAHASSEE (Ul’D — and decided the future of O. Johnson and Jntnca C. Jeannette Shaw was sitting health and welfare ageneies." year on a sand scow. Tim Stale Cairo! said today Sanford mid Seminole County affairs f >r the nest two v e n ­ started chasing me,” Grant 67 Gi org, Kcderal-Statu F ro st In at the Chamber of Com­ l»r. Doak S. Campbell, form­ As tin- brothers -loo I iu the is right in downtown San­ Warning Service, Lakeland; merce today, learning to re­ driveway the efab an t charg­ er president of Florida Slate ford.” Dr. John Gerber, David Martplace Cami Bruce, w ho ed through their back yard University, will deliver the He held that "contrary to *<df, Fred 1’. laiwtrnce and leaves Monday to take lip full­ commencement address Sept. some thought about down­ Merlin dodged smiIu. D. S. Harrison, University of time duties as cotmly regis­ "A-a turned right into the 2H at tin* Patrol's recruit town Sanford’* future being Florida, and Elton Clemmutu, trar of voters. Th» importance of being ing centralisation of govern after It is on the downgrade, wo are Ultra. tiler away from the needs elephant's path," a |Milirc- training school. • • • man said "He was knocked able to say “ no” and defend­ ment," said the man wiio lie warned. convimod in just the opposite and wishes of the people ami From the l.ion's Pause: A ing yourself when It comes was elected to the Florida "Government shou'd tie ap­ farther ami farther out of to the ground, butted ami Kails 'I’n Show direction A* hanker*, we are ZURICH, Switzerland (UPI) aware of plan* and negotia­ woman's idea of keeping a to bigger and bigger govern Senate at the age of 29 then stepped on.” proached irt a business-like [ —Gamble Benedict Porum- tion* now under way for the iccret ts refusing to tell who ment spending problems was "Proposed legislation” un- manner, with the confidence their control. , he,'mil, apparently determined downtown and nearby parts "The greatest return 011 told it to her. emphasised by State Senator ili r the guise of civil right’" of the people ami operating * • • to end her marriage, avoided of th,' iily, along with knowl­ Scott Kelly, m I.ake'and. gub­ will take everyone's rr.ht* within .1 reasonable budget vour tax dollar is from your Sanford firemen were call* a rsinfrunt.ition with her hut Only yesterday (he "Clock” ernatorial hopeful, speaking away ami Is a fool in the like any good business must cry government, with the edge of planned expansion in ed out shortly before H a m . hand today hy failing to hinted of five major real es­ to member-, of the Sanford door toward the fateful day do," Senator Kelly remark­ l< leral government giving Un­ tho county. today to the Harry J. Ityrd reconciliation show up at tate deals under negotiation Shrine Club ami guests Thurs­ when we all lust the right to ed * “There i« general knowledge home. IHP5 W. Third Street, icast return,” .Senator Kelly hearing. own and rontrot property,” He .said that the best gov­ for downtown and near down- day Sanford Naval Air Station to prevent firo from spread­ I no n 00 I1I he hank swbid'W e must have men and Senator Kelly eh a reed ernment l« city government ponded out. lown Sanford. Howard llodg will expand. We feel certain ing from the kitchen oven. r- I n n Irnrnrd Hint crime Hold In Fraud “Let your legislators know tie cause it is closest to the The yiilH-riiatorinl .null late es “ broke” the first story women prepare!I to tay no' chief Mack Cleveland Sr. not only doesn't pay — It CHICAGO t i l ' l l — The 1he St. Jidilui * Indian River shortly before mum today. and thru to hi- able to defend how you feel before these people, with county, .late and .(Nike at a meeting of area I’anal will be in operation in reported "no damage <b>n« cost*. Federal Bureau of Investiga­ Head elsewhere about the their answer m regard* to bill* are passed for it is dou­ federal government consecu­ Shriners here, lie also is * The two, hoth men In tion said loray tt has arrest­ ; .» few years, bringing with It . - , Just a little meat lost Sanford Atlantic National deficit financing and increas­ bly difficult to repeal a law- tively getting farther and far Shriner. member of the Lions their rur|y 20*. nulled up ed Bradley Charles Slaney, Club, AMVETs, Woodmrn of Bank on this front page. to 1 drive-in window at Ihe 20 of Chicago, in connection live World, Moose ('lull and Iliat's the first "shot in the Smilh Sc-mino|e It.ink In with a fraudulent check IUjv Scout Council. iirin" fur downtown Sanford Fern I'ark and nttempled to drawn on * Sarasota, Fla., The youthful senator wa» e.onomy. The second story elected to the rity com mis­ vxi-haltlie what niqu-ired to bank. should break in just a few sion of Lakeland at the age he .even J i n rolls of qtiarweeks. of 23, served a* mayor at lers for $70 worth of g reen ­ New Paper Due * • • CONSTANTINE. Algeria — age 26 and was elected to backs. Postmaster Cecils; Heard 7 bey left hurriedly, how (IT ’D—A new French lang the Florida Senate at 2H in advised today to begin think­ 133*1 and re elected in 196.). ever, wlu-n Idler June tiagr daily newspaper was ing of Christmas mailing. lie wa> mined one nt Flor­ (•nines started to break scheduled U> appear today, Deadline for packages to Die ida'* "Five Outstanding open Ihr rolls, tnxidr were printed on the presses of the boys oversea* is Nov. I. Young Men" in 1937 ami re­ 327.30 worth of rent quar­ former Dcpeelte de Cnnslan * * • ceived the Florida Legis a- ter*. the remainder were tine seized from its Euro­ 14. Col. Edgar Sitlcr. ap­ pean owner* last week. tu u Achievement Council niet.il washers. proved by the U. S. Senate Award m 19*11 and tint State a* Casselberry postmaster Jaycec "Good Government several weeks ago, still await­ Award.” ing on bis orders to take ^ “The Hideaways” In the Senate, Kelly serve* over. Said today he thought it on the Senate public r<-.id( The Herald's foul ball fan* nre assurer! «>f would be another two or three ami highway* committee. | riinip lele repnrlnrinl and pictori.il cnvenige of weeks. chairman of the joint Senate • • • ItiniRht's high school gridiron event*. ami House interim commim-e. Sports editor Julian S(en*troni and nlnff John McCloskey has con­ which investigated irregular­ photoRmpher B ill Vincent Jr. will he in Orfirmed that the Slate Depart­ ities in Hie State Road De­ Intithi for Ihe Seminole came ill Colonial. ment of Agriculture has ap­ partment and has been one Sport* w riter Joe Warden Jr. and *taff proved the switch of the Sem­ of the leaders In the fight photographer David Brown will he 11! the inole Legion Fair from Feb­ for constitution'll revision and Dviedu-Diinnellon game al Oviedo. ruary to Nov 19 to take ad­ reapporthmment. Itichard (Irani " ill handle Ihe Lym anvantage of the bolter fall lie ts chairman of the cit Ocoee conte-l at Lym an. Dick «I m i will take weather rut committee and alto serves • • • action picture*. on committees on sgricullure, Sport* w riler Bolt Thom as Jr. ami photo­ oil ami natural resources, Seminole Memorial Hospi­ grapher Daval Brown w ill cover I lie (’rooms— SEN. SCOTT KELLY (right), giiliematnrinl hopeful, chat.* with President banking, cities and town*, tal’s auxiliary will have a L iiii oht game al (loom *. Roy (J, William* prior to m lilrosing tin* Shrine < lnl* hurts Thursday even* education, insurance, public variety show benefit O.-t. Ik jti|?. (Herald Photo) health, roads ami hijt-v.i;s. 1 at Seminole High School. Valachi Says He Got 'Kiss Gf Death' 2 Saved; Wife Of Elephant Runs Amok; 1 Dies On Raft Wrecks Store; Killed Citrus Lectures Open Oct. 15 U F Asks Help Of Churches ' 4* / Dcminiccin Junta Ricking Cabinet Sen. Kelly Stresses Ability To Say 'N o ' Firemen Called To Oven Blaze South Scmionle Gyp Artists Wash Out Fast 4 % VALDEZ HOTEL Downlown Sanford „ lounge tinge Full Local Grid Coverage A 1 \ It’s Fulltime Fri. Niles at Ihe Carihe! Music by � 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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Ralph P. Monger Sr., to Jabei Paraoa. ot ux. Old Or­ lando Rd., >12,000 C. R. McKee Sr. to Mold Bottling Co., Sanford, 137,000 Emcat Auatla, ot ux to Edith Loo. M-19-29 Marshall Bailey, ot ux to James K. Smith, N. Chuluota. >7.000 Klngawood Bldra., Inc. to Felix Andreax, et ux, Greenbriar, >9,000 Melvin Smith, et ux to Wil­ liam Aahton, et al Mineral Sprlnga Park, >9,400 Wallace Davla, et ux to Sam Juris, et al, 10-21-31, to Kora Xonrkk, N. Chulaota, >7400 Cheater Morriaon, ot ux la Winter Park Fed. Savlnga and Loan. Oriento Gardena, >10,000 Henry M. Tgou Jr., ot ux to FHA, Sunland, >10,300 Jack Lowla, et ux to Ro­ bert Hilton, et ux, Weathersfield, »,100 Q. V. Chambera. ot ux to Kelly John Parkera, ot ux Longwood, >11,400 Firet Federal Savtnga and >11,000 Jerry Dale Walden Sr., et ux to Jack Demetrec, et al Sanlanta, >tl.90o Jamea Gamble to Jamea llughea, et ux, Wlldmere, >13,- ^You'Llfall in Love with thffl delightful area. It's tree - shaded, gently rolling terrain, adjacent to the Mayfair Golf Coarse; truly an ideal setting for your prestige home. A visit will convince you of the serene, restful atmosphere of Greenbriar. SELECT YOUR HOMESITE NOW — BUILD WHEN YOU’RE READY! DIRECTIONSi Pram Sanford tans west cm 29th Street at French Ava. (Hwy. 1T-9S), Watch far the atone at Mayfair Country Club. Greenbriar borders the Country Ctob ea the aooth, and io directly west of Lark Arbor. William S. Brumley Jr.-Byron M. Leach P. O. BOX 1899 FA 2-8074 Albert Greene, et ux to John F. Reed, et ux, Queen's Mirror, >8,300 Edward B. Griswold, et ux to John Foley, et ux, Pinecrest, >10,000 Albert M. Greene, et ux to Donald Qrerne, et ux, Queen's Mirror, >9,000 FHA to Elmer Furr, ot ux, Sanlando, >13,050 John II. Platt, et nx to Frederick Hooker Sr., at ux Prairie Lake, >16,000 Donald E. Cone, at ux to Florida Conference Assn, of Seventh-Day Adventists, Baar Lake Manor, >13.300 William E. Miller, at ux to Florida Conference Assn, of Seventh-Day Adventists, Bear Lake, >15,900 Paul Lynura, et ux to Paul Nato, et ux, English Estates, fis.100 Richard Maloney, et ux to Richard Crown, et ux, Longdale, <0,000 John Raihaw, et ux to Thomas Bowser, et ux Lake Brantley, Isles, >9,200 Jean de Gulbert to Ben­ jamin N'ourak, et ux, 22-21-32, >19,500 Benjamin Nowak, et ux to George Arnold, et ux, N. Chuluota, >9,100 Bryan Mordecal, et ux to Warren F. Nelson, et ux, San­ lando, >11,900 VA to Aswetl Cook, et ux, Sunland. >12,70q TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — The Road Board set to motion today so agreement with th» U. S. Bureau of Roads that will anabla the state to gat Its money on federal-state pro­ jects up to a year faster than before. Comptroller Richard Judy said approval of the program would result in an Immediate payment of about Its mil­ lion to back payments. In the past, the federal government has audited each payment made by tha state on highway projects before Its portion of the coats was sent to tha state. For in­ stance, expenditures by the state for rlghta-of-way were checked closely by federal auditors before payment was made. The result was a delay of from six months to one year to receipts of the federal gov­ ernment's portion of project coats. Ry making certain changes In the Internal auditing and financial set-up of the big highway department, the agency will now be able to bill the federal bureau month­ ly for payments without the necessity for lengthy audita. Effeetiva date of the plan was set for Sept. 1, and Judy said Florida will be the first state In the nation to operate under the new program. L ou of Ortoado, to Robert Jotooo, ot u Lake Harriott Estates, tllJ N tarn 8aoo4 AO American Golf, lae. to l u rru d ieo Redevelopers, lac. of Cali* foraia, Casselberry, ISM N Ronald Boll, ot u to Ro­ bert Baggett, ot •? Goldie Manor, I 12J 00 G. Bernard Chambers, et ux to First Baptiat Church of Longwood, >3,300 Lyman Baker, ot u to Joseph Derrenbacker, ot ux, Sanford, >9,000 Alfred Tbompoon, et ux to C. E. Venice, ot ux, >11,000, Fern Park Thomas WIQlama, ot ux to LJoyd R. Cramptoa, et ux, Sunlind, >12,200 Richard Flynn va Emma Flynn Yvetta Belts vs Lawiencw W. Reits Marriage AppUcettaw Jeremiah Johnson of San­ ford and Nala Womley of Sanford Jack Crews of Sanford and Linda Harvey of Sanford Ronald Smith, Talladega, Ala. to Barbara Evans, San­ ford Howard Driver, Dimoodale, Mich, (o Kathleen Kelly, San­ ford Thoughts Again Turn To Hom e Life A s Autum n Approaches As the tote summer days grow shorter and a little cooler, thoughts begin to turn to fall and the glory of autumn leaves, a brisk fire to the fireplace and the warmth of hospitality and the fellowship of friends. And homa to the center of activities more and more as people begin to move In­ door*, after tha long out­ door days of summer. Out to the Grecnbriar area, Klngawood Builders are offering lota for sale All parts of the laburnum tree are poisonous, especial­ ly the seeds, and Intacta nev­ er try to feed on it. G E Z S I3 3 IA F . £ 3 th While You Are Away At School You Can Keep Up With All The Local News Of Your Friends. The Local Sports This Year Look Real Promising. You Will Be Able To Keep A Close Check On Everything In The Old Home Town. $1.00 a with you. The map above will assist you in locating some of Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find just what you arc looking for in the way of a home. designed forN Gracious Living Two of Central Florida’s most beautiful most carefully planned communities! MONTH Yes, For Just A Dollar A Month You Can Receive The Sanford Herald By Mail. Have It Start The First Day Of School. Fill Out The Coupon Below And Mail It Right Away, To “Homes Of Distinction Larger, Finer Homes, designed fo r those who demand the ultim ate in comfort, convenience, and luxury. Ravenna Park "A Community Built W ith Pride" MODERN KITCHENS BY P. O. BOX 1657 Prices From $11,900 - Low Down Paym ents, 3 A 4 Bedroom, 1, 1« a, •* Bath Homes, FHA, FHA In-Service, VA, Conventional Financing, SANFORD, «FLA. Addremt Billing Name Addreaa STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS f r t flf S tr u t While you are out driving, this week-end, take this page tOUEGE Subscription er Conatruction Company and Ita realtor, Stenitrona Realty Agency. ■Of particular attentiongetting atatua la the new home in Idyllwilde at MS Tammy Street, with all ita apecial feature*. There are aeveral new homea In the third oddltlou of Ravenna Park, whlck feature three bedroom, tww bath, c e n t r o l l y heated homea In the lovely wooded ■ret of thia aection. C o untry C lub Road 3 Convicts Get Additional Time MIAMI (UP!) — Three con­ victs were sentenced to addi­ tional time Wednesday for conspiracy to the 424.000 bur­ glary of an armored ear ser­ vice vault to Tampa Dec. 27, 1900. Federal Judge Bryan Sim­ pson sentenced J o s e p h G. San Fratello, 49, to an additional 10 y e a r s , and Joseph Lino Alvaret, 39, and Hubert Vernon Hardin, 43, were each given an addi­ tional Jive years—but the sentences will run concur­ rently with the term* Hardin and Alvarei are already serv­ ing. from a third of an acre to an acre and a half In beau­ tiful, wooded, rolling hilla of the Country Club area. Klngawood Builder* will build on your lot a cuatom dealgned house to capeciaUy fit your needa or you can acquire whatever builder you wish. Other luxury homea are available to the Idyllwilde Homes area and more mod­ erately priced homes to the Ravenna Park lection are available through Shoemak- �* W EATHER: Widely scattered thundershower* through T uesday; high today 00-05; low tonight in 70s, VOL. 56 United P ress Leased Wire Established 1908 MON., AUGUST 28, 1063 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 3 Mother Dies O f Crash Injuries Saturday's storm plagued fbe city la another way be­ sides rains and winds. Lightn­ ing struck the sidewalk in the •00 block of Magnolia Avenue, causing a gas leak, according AN OLD FASHIONED VAUDEVILLE SHOW and a sneak preview of a to the police blotter. And city first run movie will be th e npecial bill of fare a t The Ritz Theuter Sept. 3 amployes were out plugging when Rotariana present a charity show for the benefit of the pediatrics a water leak in the middle of ward a t Seminole Memorial Hospital. Working on the details for the show P ark Avenue between First in m aster of ceremonies, Georjre Touhy, (left). Hob Crumley, (center) Divorce Planned and Commercial this morn­ show chairman and Bill Lovelace, (ritfht) Ritz T heater mummer. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — ing. Mrs. Aired* Weed, 23, of The wife of Dennis Crosby, DeLand, who suffered severe • a * MIAMI (UPI) — Hurricane son of crooner Ring Crosby, head and Internal injuries la Judge Voile Williams realRculah doublet! med across has hired an sttorney to fils s truck car smash-up Thurs­ bed a 14-year ambition last for divorce. the Atlantic today, flinging Saturday. He and Lee Salke day at the Geneva bridge, hosted aailflsh In the Atlantic too-mile-an-bour winds over died at 8:37 a. m. today at Return Suspect off Riviera Beach. It was Orange Memorial Hospital open water. Califor­ TAMPA (UPI) Williams' first aallftah and Truck driver Jam es L. The season's second nia police left here Sunday Crosier, of Winter Garden, measured six feet, seven cal atorm Increased speed with Jimmy Gene Ltiker, 25, already charged with one Inches. He pitched It back in wanted In San Diego on a count of manslaughter In the the ocean when be found the WASItLNGTUN <UPI*—'The . lionwide rail strike threaten from 12 to 24 miles an murder charge. City retailers of Communist- House Commerce Committee | cd for Thursday. taxldermlft'a fee Is 11.50 an during the night and death of Mrs. Weed's baby inch. Sallee boated a six-foot made products will be oblig­ today awlftly approved legiadaughter Kim, seven-months The action raised h o p e s|mo1,atnB> b u t weathermen 11 Killed eight-inch sailfish and U hav­ ed to obtain a license to dis­ old, now fares an additional said no North American land latlon designed to avert a na- that Congress would be able MIAMI (UPI) — At least manslaughter charge, accord­ ing it mounted. pense such wares If the City mass was In danger. • • • to beat the strike deadline of 11 persons lost their lives in ing to Judge Hugh Duncan, Commission approves an or. An 11 a.m. EST advisory Florida weekend traffic ac- county coroner, Capt. Jam es D. Ramage, 12:01 a.m. (EI)T) local time dinance to be considered at clients, the Slate Patrol re­ erstwhile commending officer Us regular meeting thli even­ Icane at latlplaced the hurricane Thursday. Mra. Rebecca Alderman, ported. of Heavy Attack Wing One ing. T h e committee measure sister of Mrs. Weed, Is listed longitude 37.2 tude 32.7 north, ' at Sanford Naval Air Station, was similar to one approved west, or abou t 383 miles In "fairly good" condition at Furthermore, the proposed Break Reported Saturday relieved Capt. LeFriday by the Senate Com­ Seminole Memorial Hospital northeast of Bermuda. ordinance would required the RERUN (UPI) — Ailing and little Karen Weed la said Roy V. Swanson as skipper of retailers to label such Com­ merce Committee and now With galea flaying the Negro singer Taut Robeson to be In "good" condition. the USS Independence. SNAS* munist-made goods as such. pend.tig before tho Senate, it ter 230 miles to the northeast flew Sunday to East Berlin, Heavy Attack Squadron 1 now would establish a seven-man and 130 miles to the south­ City Manager W. E. |a deployed aboard the In­ Knowlci explained that the shortly after a British newsarbitration board to settle the west, Beulah was churning Doctors at Orange Mem­ MILTON (UPI) - Author!- four-ycar-ohl work rules dis­ dependence In the Mediter­ City of Columbus, Ga.. Is p ii|ie r rrp u n .n i n e mm uruRvn orial Hospital are perform­ along a northeaatward course. ranean Sea. With the Soviet Union. ing a postmortem autopsy to­ The Miami Weather Bureau spearheading a drive among tics said s man abducted iiis pute. • • • It ESC HE US UNLOAD a specinuy designed capestranged wife at gunpoint day to determine the exact The House committee made said also it was watching oth­ all cities In the Southeast Fernandlna Beach city of­ United States to approve such today and fled across two one significant change, how­ er "ureas of unsettled wea­ suit) a t Iluzcltun, Pa., sulo l’a., with which they were to Vets Back Pact cause of Mrs. Weed's death, ficials will visit Sanford for an laws. However, he added he counties before a car crash ever. It voted to limit arbi­ attem pt today to briny bring three men up from the DETROIT (UPI) — Tha because of the extent of her ther." all-day conducted tour of San believes such an ordinance killed them both. mine in which they have mino he been trapped for two 10th annnunl A3IYETS na­ Injuries. tration to the two key Issues An easterly wave 30 ntilea ford city Installations. The to be unconstitutional. weeks. tional convention gave its full Funeral services were held' In the controversy— the fire­ Dead were Charles Allen cast of the Lesser Antilles visitors will be led by David aupport Sunday to the pro- Sunday In Wsuchula, former Negotiations for the closing Hunter, 2t, and his estrang­ men's jobs and makeup u( was drifting slowly northwest­ Catchel, city manager there of tho talc of city property ed wife, Brenda Hunter, 22. poaed Aug. 28 "Starch on home of the Weeds, for Uttle train crews. ward "with chances good for and former county clerk here Washington" and to the nu­ Kim Weed. Services were a t The Senate bill also would some slow intensification.*' They were killed when to Sanford Naval Academy In ainford. "They want to also will he discussed. New Hope Church with bur­ clear last ben treaty. Hunter's car—being chased by pruvtde for arbitration of Considerable cloudiness and tee how a GOOD city ope­ ial In New Hope Cemetery. Others Items on the agenda police—crashed on U.S. High­ other issues if collective bar­ shower activity north of the rates," explained City Man­ Include a public hearing on way 00 five miles west of gaining was unable to resolve Bryant-Coker Funeral Home Church Meeting: Bahamas ami east of Nurlh ager Pete Knowles. CHICAGO (UPI) — Meth­ was la chsrge of arrange­ here. condemnation proceedings on them. Florida also caught tltc wea­ • • • od!* t leaders opened a five- ments. Milton police said they were The bill now goes to the 28 buildings, requests for Add to occupational hat- street lights, first reading of chasing Hunter because a traffic cop House Itules Com­ ther bureau's eye. Mrs. Weed and Kim are day conference today to find 8HEPPTON, Pa. (UPI) — .m ajor hitch In tha final atags waya of Integrating white and survived by the husband and arda (or roofers: Police blot­ an ordinance annexing Tine- service station attendant com­ mittee, which Is expected to Drilling operation* slowed of rrnmlng oat an existing Negro units of the church to father, Virgil P. Weed, of ter this morning revealed that crest Shopping Center and a plained he had roared away d e a r it Tuesday for a House down Oiarply today in the ef­ 12-lnch hula from tha surface keep in itep with the growing 37 University Circle, DeLand; Frank Caldwell, 2ft, of 201 request for continuation of without paying for gasoline. vote on Wednesday, fort to rescuo two rugx.'J to the spot where the two Maple Avenue, was working the liquor zone to include the Chrlatlan drive against racial Karen Weed, daughter and Earlier, Burner lis.l enter-1 q itu Senate was scheduled eual miners whu havt been men were trapped when ■ atop a roof on South Elm center, consideration of recod­ cd hi* estranged wife's home! lo begin debate on Us bill laalitor, stilt confined to Sqmldiscrimination. buried 308 feet underground ryJne shaft collapsed. Avenue Friday afternoon ifying and editing the city's nole Memorial Hospital, afifep in Crestvlew. in adjoining ‘ tCr. todsv. ,. „ two weak*, ftatiniatea ot when But officiate were becoming With Gusto when be suffered a bullet ordinances row*'.ouiiu rvicj.i,1- i'-G'..'.**,>»*-*Ocr u,y, an-i in v.ro and aunt, Mr*. Alderman, al­ ^,.n_ j„coh K. J.iviis, K-N. wound In the left thigh. Police mendalinns. WASHINGTON fl/P I) — they may resell the aui face increasingly cautions a* the MOSCOW (UPI) — The to at Seminole Memorial Hos­ her at gunpoint in at company y <t announced that he would said it was a stray .43 cali­ him, according to the Oka-; ,oek g| vc (;,0 i>rt,,ij* n i Leaders of Wednesday'# civil ranged from 1st* afternoon to drill approached the aubter- Communist organ l'ravda pital amt maternal parents late at night. ber bullet. Caklwell was treat­ ranrnn chamber where David charged today that Commu­ Mr, and Mrs, L, E. Wo­ loou County Sheriff's oliico. j m 1, c |tle railroads rights march on Washington ed and released at Seminole Rescue worker* bored paat Kcllin, 38, and Henry Throne, nist China'* preaa waa aland- mack, of Bowling Green. warned participants t o d a y Okaloosa authorise* were | e.vi>nl ..f a strike Memorial Hospital. the 250 foot mark without a 28, were waiting to to saved, •ring the Soviet Union with There is also another sister against provoking violence atlll searching fur the two, Unless the dispute ts vet• • • Tin- miner* said soma dust more energy and effort than whoso name was not avail­ when tho report came In j,y Thursday, too rail- anil disorder from evil |ierPlans are shaping up In waa falling into the cramped It ever spent on attacking able at this time. sons , . . determined to smenr from Santa I *J County that r,tatL, plan to pul tho coutro• * • t ussetberry for an old-fashchamber despite a concrete capitalism. they had been kit ed In Htw; vcarWal new work rul.ts into this march and discredit the loned Labor Day celebration plug at the bottom of the The fatal crash occurred cause of equality." LODI. N. J. ( U P I ) T w o crash. ' w h et. 'Hie railroad unions to be held under direction of policemen were forced to dis­ last Thursday morning when 12-inch hole. "We rail for iclf-dlsctpllnr Israel Warns I have announced they will the town’s recreation com­ robe and thru wt-r„ elicit to Mine expert* said this wet JERUSALEM, Israel (UPI) the truck driver awerved In­ strike if the new rub * ..re so that no one fn our ranks, mission. Scheduled events at to to expected. However, they — premier Levi Eshkol said to the left lane to xv-jld a however cnllmsRMic, shall death early today in » night Imposed. this time include a boy-girl It will be "back to sdiool" decided to cal] a strategy con­ today that If peace ia not car which had slowed for « club where they had gone to Javits said Ihe Senate bill's ho the spark (or disorder," softball game and a Momfor tlm majority ol Hut chil­ ference when the drill, In established on the Syrian bor­ right turn, and crashed headthey said, check on a disturbance. limited compulsory arbitra­ Dad softball game at the Ball “ In a neighborhood dis­ dren nf Florida, Ineluding acruplng out the araaller hole der “the Israel government on Into Mrs. Weed’a car, al­ An ex-convict with a long tion prevision could still fail Park Road diamond to be pute. Itiere may he stunts, Sanford and Seminole Coun­ to a diameter of 17ti Inches, It duty-bound and entitled like most burying It under tho poliee record was arrested as to settle ihe dispute. followed by a family itylcd "The only ultimate assur­ rough words and even hot in­ ty, the first week in Septem­ readied a depth of 205 feet. any other government to take engine of tho truck. WASHINGTON (U PD -The covered dish picnic supper at a ainspect a few hours after Mrs. Alderman, who waa ber, At this meeting, they plan­ the Overbrook Drive Youth the double muider at the An­ United States today was re­ ance that tlie railroad* will sults; hut when a whole peo­ Whether I t ' s "hack to ned to decide on whether the steps to defund itself.” driving, and Mra, Weed were ple speaks to its government, operate is (he presidential gel laiunge. Two other* were ported considering a sharp Center. thrown against the wlmUhleld school" or starting school for shaft, after being enlarged sought by police. • • • cut in aid lo South Viet Nam (lower of seizure" Javits said. Ihe dialogue and Ihe action the first time, the Florida to IT's indies, should be $1 Million Suit of the car. Baby Kim, who the President must be on a level reflecting The victims were detective unless President Ngo Dinh "Therefore, GADSDEN, Ala. (UPI) — Bear Lake's Senior League Safety Council urge* jvarents widened even more, to 20 The Gadsden city attorney was apparently on her mo­ Pirates took Saturday's cham­ Sgt. Pater Veto, 10, and pro­ ousts secret police officials should he euuippcd with the Ihe worth nf that people nnd to assn run the responsibility ther's lap, was dead on a r­ Inches. thu responsibility of that gov­ Sunday was ordered to draw pionship game from the Cas­ bationary patrolman Gurry responsible for attacks on the full range of powers." o( teaching and stress big s.if There were fear* the metal up a f t million libel suit rival at Seminole Memorial ernment." selberry Cubs by a score of Tedesco, 21, who joined tho Buddhists. cly before the child starts to escape capsule, which wai ex­ again,t the American Broad­ Hospital. Karen, who sus­ Federal and local authori­ 3-0 It might be Interesting to fores only a week ago. High U S. officials have ah tained fewer in juries than th« ties worked on Inst minute school. l*'s too latu after an pected to bring the men to casting Company for a state­ Bergen County Prosecutor solved Vietnamese military note that the Cubs had five other three, wai apparently accident occurs. the surface, would get stuck details of an elaborate, millment it allegedly attributed in the baek seat of tlie car, hits but no runs while the Guy Calissi said Yoto dis­ leaders of responsibility for Children should be taught iu the narrow rescue shaft. tary-tike logistical plan to to Gadsden 3(ayor Lew Gilli­ according lu FI1P Trooper Pirates got in five mns from covered one of the men was the mass arrest* of monks Officials also wanted to land in a news broadcast. carrying a pistol when he and students, and have put provide needed tool, water, to obey traffic laws; to two lilts. "Tommy" Tomlinson. • • • went to the club to Investigate the blame entirely on Ihe sec­ shelter, medical care and po­ shown and instructed to take decide whether to tend a Crozier was charged by tlie nearest and sales! route volunteer down to help the Seminole County and Its a reported disturbance, Trooper Tomlinson with driv­ ret police am special forces i WASHINGTON (UPI) - lice protection for the more to ami from school; and t o i n t o tha capsule, Tha discovery apparently headed by Diem's brother. Sen. Barry Goldwater said than 100,000 marchers expect­ growth will be discussed by ing on die wrong side of the crus* at intersections, where Douglas Stcnstrom, Sanford touched off thu shootings, Ngo Dinh Nhu road and with two counU of today he will decide by Jan­ ed here. there I-, n traffic light, when member of Ihe East Central Calissi said. manslaughter hy Judge DunAny U. J>. decision Is ex­ uary whether lie will he a possible, the Council says. If Four women nnd the bar­ pected in, wait unlit after candidate fur I n* l!Wl RcubliFlorida Regional Planning cun, w Ilo conducted the in­ thu chihl ride* * bicycle, par­ Council, bvturo members of tender, only person* in the President Kennedy get* a re­ can presidential nomination. quest. ents should be sum lie knows lly t idled Frets International the Seminole County Educa­ club at liie time, later were port from U. S. Ambassador The Arizona Republican said Crozier la presently free on and practice* safe ruling ha­ Four previously all-white ft ,3oo bond and must po*t tion Association at their In­ pi. bed up. Henry Cabot Lodge on his "I'm playing this thing by bits. schools In Danville, V a. another 11,300 bond today. itial meeting of the school ear day by day. I wouldn't CHICAGO (U PIi Police meeting today with Dicni. For tlie first seven months year at > p. m. Thursday at TTS Course Li due was instructed (u want to say ‘yes’ or ‘no’ now, today sought four masked of tills year, 132 children till WASHINGTON (UP!) — | scene of a sometime.* violent civil rights campaign during Seminole High School. New make it clear to Diam that because 1 lliuik it * much lot* men who roiibed a retired Mi ST. PETERSBURG years of age and under liavei Russian Ambassador Anatoly recent month*, were tjulctly * T ~ 6 n s i o n F I O T C S officers will be installed. and Reach couple ot $11,330 (UPI)—A course m operating this country know* who Is rec ,r |7' Dobrynin today gave Presi­ • • • been killed hy motor vehicles desegregated today. telclypcsettcra will be ottered j sponsible for (hr assaults o n , considered along with in cash and jewels. throughout Florida, the Coun- 1dent Kennedy a message Seminole County turfgrasa in tha public school sy stem I pagodas and other tsnilal | Seven Negroes were enroll­ Augusta A. Meyer, 77, and Yt»rk Clov. Nol»rin Itockc from Soviet Premier Nikita eil reported. Many more were growers and nurserymen are ed for Ihe first lime in the feller as a leading candidate his wife, Lorraine, >4. said S. Khrushclu-v suggesting here beginning Sept, 3 | treatment of the Buddhist*. TAMPA (UPI) — Sabotage Inviied In ( ad meetings litis for ilia- nomination, Goldwater they were returning to their injured. This number includes ways to ease world tensions eily'a white high school, u wax scattered in the General children struck by car* o r 1 .. werk at Gainesville, the turf­ junior high seiuiol and two : said he would not run for motel from dinner w en lliay Telephone Co. strike but ten­ u£ thc nuc“ , r elementary schuols. men Tuesday, Wednesday and the Senate Lf he decided to were accosted by the fourj scooter deaths. The largest test banw*'kc treaty. sion ruse during the weekend number were struck hy motor Thursday, and the nursery­ Danville School Supt. O. T. seek the presidential candi­ men at Mannheim and NorthDobrynin called on tha following a company decision vehicle* in front or near their men and other growers Wed­ thinner said four more Negro dacy. lake. chief Executive shortly after (o start hiring replacements home*. nesday, Thursday and Friday, During a copyrighted interrhildren would enter prev­ The quartet got away with Kennedy returned (rum a for idled Electrical Workers' ‘the Council urge* Olivers according to Ernio Lundberg, iously white classes in other slew with "U. S. New* A about $8ui in cash and the weekend with Ilia family on Union member*. to u*e caution when driving assistant agent. World Report," Goldwater school* later this week. Strikers paraded and pray­ • • • n *t in j1 lr> - *r '* 4 i iiL-ar schools, especially when! *n\oy spent Said that any candidate (or retired Tlie It Negro students were broker, I . . talsriis* about H 30» minnlni minutes at at that the ed in front of General s TaniCLEVELAND— t.SEA) sellout opens in tlie mornings Our learn • something-pewthe GOP nomination would assigned to Danville schuols White House. pa offices Saturday as top and at dismissal time. Oiery day department: A RuiA Millet, Sanford Herald have to enter primary races The ambassador declined to by the Virginia Pupil Place­ union and management offi­ soon to-be published editorial and Newspaper Enterprise to convince fellow Republi­ go into details on Khrush­ ment Board. cials went user the six-point mentions "Oceania" and the Assn, women's columnist, last cans he could gel votes. The chev's ideas. But he said dispute again with no appar­ dictionary detines It as "the night waa presented the an­ first primary will h*> held in Kennedy would discuss th e lV o p o r ll*CH ent success. area of the central and south nual Headliner Award of the January in New Hampshire. mailer while Soviet Foreign, M E RUN (UPI) — West Tension Hared when tha W r i t t e n p r o t e s t s a g a i n s t H ie Pacific ocean including Mi­ Theta Sigma Phi women's Goldwater said he had one INVERNESS (UPI) — Four Minister Andrei Gromyko Is German officials today ques- company delivered an ulUcronesia, Melanesia and Puly. professional journalism soror­ asset over others who might e l i m i n a t i o n o f th ,- c o u n t y nests and sometimes Austra­ ity at their national conven­ want the nomination — the home demonstration ageiit'i j persons were seriously in- in this country for the forth­ Honed a 21-yeur-okl Com­ matutn to the strikers, warn­ <>i bmlg- [ jured here Sunday In the coming UN General Assem­ munist East German border ing them they would be re­ lis and New Zealand." GOP contacts and connec­ salary from the tion here. guard who disarmed his ser­ placed unless they returned to • • • *t will highlight the Tue-day I trash of a light plane which bly meeting. tions be made while traveling Ruth Millet, a 35-year vet­ Dobrynin said Khrushchev's geant and fled through barb­ their jobs. T»o burglaries over the eran with NEA. won the the country as Republican meetinir of the County Com reached a height of 75 (ret and then plunged lu the message generally expressed ed wire to the American sec­ weekend were being investi­ award fur "having contributed Senatorial Campaign Com­ illusion. ihe premier's appreciation for tor of Berlin. Public bearing on the mat- j grassy tietd. gated today by police. James distinguished and outstanding mittee chairman. Fire Call Tho fuur were identified as the signing of the test ban Peterson reported six pairs of service to the field of jour­ "It's an a m t that almost | ter ha» been rescheduled fur Two fire trucks answered Cecil Barry, 33, the pilot; treaty and described as "use­ Drowns In Canal j any other candidate would i Sept. to. undershorts and 118 stolen nalism." ‘ have to develop,'' he said | Otherwise, Chairman J. C. Laurayne Sberk, M, Berry's ful" the recent visit to Mos­ ST. CLOUD, Fla. (UPI) - a call to Touchton'a Drug She la a 1911 graduate of from hi* store at 1311 West i "amt you don't develop a , Hutchison said today, only | sister-in law; her six year-old cow hy Secretary of State Avery L. Carson, So, of York, Store, First and Magnolia, 13th Street. Crooras High the University of Iowa School million miles and a thousand routine business is on the j son Fredrick, and a nephew, Dean Husk and U. S. con­ S. C . drowned In St. Cloud early Uhl* .a[torn job when an S c h o o l reported burglars of Journalism. Her home is air conditioner overheated. * canal here Sunday, gressional leaders. iTom Zachary. R U T H M ILLETS' j speeches just overnight." 1 agenda for Tuesday. Austin, Tex. broke in th e n again. mwA Beulah Lashing Open Atlantic; New Areas Eyed Truck Driver Faces Another City Plans Law Senate, House W o rk On Sale Of O n Rail Legislation Red-Made Goods Man Kidnaps Ex-Wife; Both Die In Crash Drilling Slows A s Shaft Nears Miners March Leaders Issue Warning 2 Officers Slain In Night Club School Safely Care Urged Viel Ham Faces Sharp Aid Cut Goldwater Will Say In January Couple Robbed Of $14,350 Four Danville JFK Gets Note Schools Mixed From Nikita In Phone Strike Herald Writer Wins Award In Journalism County Board To Inverness Plane Study Protests Crash Hurts 4 4 I �H 3 P -- 30 Days To Better Gtades ' Nobody la really sure just hew learning works. Tbsre’s a whole hod of plausible tkearlss ea the peychoteftm l market hot there are etui large gape hi oar knowledge. W* do know enough about laarnlng to flgun out some productive s t u d y method*, and perhaps more Important, we know aomethlng about forgetting, too. your learning U restricted by your epen of concentration, tad wo know Uut the aver­ age apaa of concentration for a atudent on a aingle aubject la about SO minutes. Tbat’a why your daaiea are wually 94 minute* long. Wo know that you can loam meaningful material more caally than you can memorlre nonaenae ayUablc*—and that 'ft J H v j Altbar Ctocksdat*. et us. to Lem La TsIUe. et ux, Ileadak Manor, *21,000 Taggart Manufacturing Compmy, Inc., to Alton Harrell, et mx, Langwood. H W FHA to Norfleet Mnngum, at wx, lel-AIr, to.eoo Oakland Batatas, Inc., to Wil­ liam B. Chapman, et «*, Oakland, Eat. HMM Sari Bouse, et ux, to Flrat Ped. of Orlando, Laka Har­ riett, *11.100 Malcolm Simmon*, Sr., at ux, to VA. flan Lanta, 110,600 Albwt DcPalma. et ux. to Eugeae J. Lawrence, et ux, Country Club Manor, 17> » Lloyd Bowman, et ux, to Kicbard Dove, et ux, BnTIMI park, I14JOO LMN Enterprise*. Inc., to Joseph M. Gilmore, et ux, Tee TC Green, IUJ0O First National Bank of Win­ ter Park to Joseph Rhine- heimer, et ux, Oakridg* Park, IS,too JayCee Engineering and Con- LEROY ROBB Carroll Daniel Purchased By Leroy Robb Leroy Robb, local builder and formerly vice president and manager of the Carroll Daniel Construction Company, has purchased controlling In­ terest ef the company and Is now president, It waa revealed today. New vice president is Allyn C. Ifauseh with Candace M. Robb as secretary and Norma Freeman as treasurer and as­ sistant secretary. Robb said that for the pres­ ent the firm, a Florida corpo­ ration, will continue to be known as Carroll Daniel Con­ struction Company. A branch office of the firm was opened in Ban ford In IBM with commercial and indus­ trial construction covering all of Central Florida. The company, under the di­ rection of Robb, ha* built commercial building* In tha ares including these In the Sanford area: United Mortgige Servicing va Florida Stats Bank, FirsNorman G. Sender*, et ux, stono, Goodyear, the Civic Center, Fire Station No, II, Onindago C o u n t y Savings Goldsbom pool, 8anford Man­ Bank va William J. Porter, ufacturing plant, Altx of San­ ford, York Manufacturing, tha et ux, mtg. fel. Alvin Day, at ux, vt William Jal-Alal fronton, tha Medical Shy, *t ux, mtg. fd. Center, the Sanford Atlantic McCoughan Mtg. Co., Inc., v* Rank Drive-In and la present­ Pravtr Realty Corp., mtg. ly working on the Retirement Life Inc., nursing home In fd. McCoughan Mtg. Co., Inc., v* Dell ary. P and G. Development In other parts of tha state, Robb hs* built the Melbourne Corp., mtg- IdBoston Five Cent* Saving* State Bank, the State Bank of Bsnk v* William Kemp, Haines City, the Mulberry mtg. fd. State Bank, the National Boston Flv* Cent* Savings Guard Armory In Cocoa, and Bank vt Charle* Knight, Methodist churches In Cler­ Jr., et at, mtg. fd. mont, Cocoa and Melbourne, First National City Bank vi The company also ha* built Edd Harrison, mtg. fd. a number of schools In Semi­ Federal National Mtg. Aasn. nole, Orange and Brsvard vi James R. Johns, mtg. fct. counties, First Natkmil Bank of Mi­ Kohb began his work with ami va P sod G. Develop­ thu Carroll Daniel company ment Corp., mtg. fd. after World War II In 1910. lie attended the University of W y o m in g In Laramie. Wyo., hla home state where IV Till: CltlCt’IT LDIIIT, ha etudled engineering. xivtii -Mini m . rm rriT . Legal Notice IV AVtJ I'll II VKNIVOLK etti v ii, s i.mini t tv rn sv rr.n r vn. v n rin i to h C H A It l .l t : WICKtl. n iu ii u m ;v n [M tla tlff . u . r ro; si. nickst. liereu.li. ut T i l l : e l « i si its- m .m i n i v T ill L U T T li: U. w li lie VVhi.*, r e .1 4 .n e e a n 4 a d d r a e s is u n k n o w n P l.t: VH L TAtCW NUT t o ; t h a t you e r e h ereti) re.iulre .l t o tile y o u r w r i t t e n s n s w e r o r d efen ie, It any, p a r . o n a i i y or by a n a t t o r n e y , o n e r b e f o r e S e p t e m b e r IS. 1SII. e« t h e o f (ice or (lie c l e r k o t th e C i r ­ c u i t C o u r t , at t h e C u u r t h u u e e In aeu fo ril. i . t n l n n l e C o u n t y . Klorlu.t aii'l t o m a i l * c o p y th tra o f to aienairuia, I n s t . a M o la lo .ti, a t t o r n e y * for PI * i n . tiff. P u . t U fllte t i n t I l i a , K . n ford. K lo rlJe. 33171. In t h a t o e r U In div o rce p ro c.edlng p ending a g a i n s t y o n In t h e Circuit C o u r t o f t b e N i n t h Ju d ic ia l C ircu it In a n d fo r Sem inole County, r i u r h l a . In Clustery, e n a b b r e v i a t e d t i t l e of e.ild ca u s e b e i n g " C h a r l i e Wleke. P l a i n t i f f , v a r e u e C a t t l a 31. W lohn, D e f e n d a n t " , and h erein f a l l not o r a D e c r e e P r o C u a fe e e a w ill be e n t e r e d a t a t n i c you. a n d t b e c a u s e proceed ex p arte. A r t h u r If. U e c k w l t h . J r C l e r k uf t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t tty: Start a . T. Vlhlen D ep u ty C l a r k IHKAl.) ■ laaetru M , Davta A U c l o i o . a A t t o r n e y s a t L aw P a n t O ffice Bos US* S anford , F l o ri d a J1J71 P ub lleh l Aug l : , IP, : ( s o ut. t. ltd. M lril Legislature Action Cited By Joe Davis you can retain the meaning­ ful material longer. We know that moat forgetting occur* Immediately after learning The INI session of the became the continued flow of Merida Legislature was an historical one, Sep. s. J. new material make* it diffi­ Daria told Jaycaea, cult for a new concept to “There were a number of “take.” On the ether hand, history-making event* in this if you can (till remember legislation that bare net been (omethlng the day after you in others, at least for a long learned it, you can be cure time,” be inld you won't forget it easily. Davia noted a* being event­ This Juit scratches the sur­ ful the re-apportionment, the face of learning theory, but largest appropriation* bill in it’s enough to help you plan history (over ■ billion dol­ your study time mors intelli­ lars); t h e constitutional gently. For Instance, If your smandmeaU; bonds for naw •pan of concentration la only state universities; the acquSO minutes, Isn't It silly to aitlon of lands for recreation­ study one subject for three or al purposes; the great tax four hoars straight through T measures and the impeachSince the Influx of new ma­ meet of a circuit court Judge. terial speeds up forgetting, ”1 believe we wUl ulti­ doesn't It follow that if yea mately have to have a yearly study for sevtrsl hours with­ teuton of the Florida legis­ out reinforcement, you'll for­ lature as the tremendous get most of what you learned number of pieces of legisla­ In the first hour? And If tion makes it impossible to meaningful material la the study each measure," Davis easiest to learn, isn’t it point- predicted. lees to memorise without try­ “The proposal* for giant ing to understand what you're strides forward la education, particularly higher education memorising T Here's the way you ought to la significant,' Davia said, study to make the facta of citing the ex ten*Ion of the University of Florida engin­ laarnlng work for you: Study In spurts. Study for eering collage; graduate leva] ■bout ■ half hour, then take studies from MA aad PhD; a new lists university In east a five-minute break. Really turn your mind on Central riorida which will full power for eeeh “study give Florida five universittoi; spurt.” Get tbe most out of Including the University of each spurt. Be active, Involv­ Florida and Its t«tension*; Florida State Univanity, the ed and thinking. University of South Florida; Switch aubjecta. Spend two Atlantic University and the half-hour periods on one sub­ Central Florida University. ject then switch to another. Two other Important mea­ It'll keep your mind fresh. sures which Davia mentioned Spend the first five minutes were the St. Jobn'e-Indlan of each half-hour period re­ River Canal and legislation to viewing the previous half- provide tor the appointment of hour. This kind of regular re­ superintendent of schools If inforcement will eliminate n the people approvp It in the lot of forgetting. November elections. If you have to memorise “Jayceea should be con­ something, understand It first. cerned with government,'' Take notes as you study — Davis commented. "Don't be­ Just key words to help you lieve that the state can do no wrong—don't be spoon fed. Young men have a right to be Informed but It lakes an effort on your part, too. Don't sit back and give the state all Ike power, make your voice effective and know what you are talking about and what your government U do­ ing,” he admonished. PRICES GOOD THRU WED, AUG. 28 CLYDE PALMER, Sanford H erald news carrier, proudly displays the bicycle he won in a contest sponsored by the R itz T heater fo r area young■ ten. (H erald Photo) ROUND OR CLUB GOVT. INSPECTED HEN SIRLOIN. T-RONE OR CUBE RIB STEAK OR R ill STOCK UP YOUR SMOKED SAUSAGE HOMEMADE SAUSAGE WIENERS BOLOGNA « GROUND BEEF * Lb SHORT RIBS OF Beef ONLY LIVING ROOM OUTFIT la W ins Brows Upholstery Fabric Large Wlnghark Sofa-HH Wingback Chair with Ottoman 3 Grnuiae Maple Tables — 1 Cocktail aad 1 Htep-End Tables * 3 Maple Table Lamps e * » Hind Quarters Side Of Beef . Front Quarters Beef Ribs . . Trimmed Loins Beef Rounds . 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F lo rid a, a t hla o f fl - a In t h e C o u rt l ln u ae of •aid Coun ty a t Kenlerd. F l o r ­ ida. w ithin ill calandar m o n t h . f ro m t h e t i m e uf th e f i r s t p u b lic a tio n o f t h i s n o ­ tice Kech claim or d em an d • h a l l be In w r itin g , e n d ahell a t a t a tha p l a c e o f resid en ce a n d poet o f fic e e d d r t . s o f th e c l a i m a n t , a n d ahall bn aw n rn to hy tha claim ant, hla asent. o r a t t o r a a y , a a d a n y such c l a i m o r d e m a n d n o t so Iliad s h a l l be m i d THC1-MA II LIVINtJ#TON m iitN ict: u u e v u i u .y P. O. BOX 1657 SANFORD, FLA. FINE COOKINC OR EATING Aililrr.-ett Slate Uilling Name Addrem* Two Convenient Lucallonn 4th. Si. & Sanford Ave. and 1100 W. 13th S t �’ A m m m m i .■> . ,.o s f! 4 - -. , * W .S. Francisco Riles Wednesday fun eral services for Mrs. last Friday at the Orange Vannle Hall, 74, who died City Nursing Home, were held a t -4:30 p.m. Sunday at Brisaoa Funeral Home with Rev. Joe Douthitt officiating. Bur­ ial waa in Sylvan Lake Centot*Or. Mrs. Hall, a resident of Lake Monroe, waa born Dec. 12, 1888, in Homerville, Ga. She la survived by her hus­ band, George F. Hall of Lake Monroe; two daughters, Mrs. Stella Smith of Sanford and Mrs. Leda Summer of Pensa­ cola; three sons, Robert F. Hall of Lake County, Eugene V /H all of Paiatka and Harry L.* Hall of New Orleans; 13 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. FLUORIDATION CHICAGO IUIM) — Tooth decay reduction up to 75 per cent has been reported in Philadelphia school children as; a result of seven years ot fluoridation, r e p o r t s the American Dental Association. Fishing Rodeo Slated W ednesday Some outstanding prlres I (unity to try their luck at are in store for the best lit-1 fishing." Fox emphasized. The children will be divided He fishermen at the 13th an nual fishing rodeo Wednesday into three age groups, one to at Lake Canola In Ft. Mel­ three, four to six, and seven lon Park." Jim Smith, J a y to nine. cee president, said today. Children a:es one to five Charles Fox, chairman for must be escorted by an adult. the event, said he expects Contestants will not be per­ over 500 children between the mitted the use of rods and iges of one and nine to be reels but fishing poles will ready to go when the whistle be furnished by the Jaycees. Prizes will be given for blows at 3 p. m. We want to make sure each group for the largest that all children between the fish caught, the smallest fish, ages of one and nine in Semi­ and the most d s h . "The rodeo should be an nole County have the oppor- r % i HIM KEYPUNCH MACHINE is newest addition to the business muchines available fo r students of th e Seminole County Business School. Mrs. Lydia W ntt, instructor, checks out the new machine in th e classroom ns she prepares for the opening of school Sept. 3. (Herald Photo) Business School Adds Consumer economics, busin c s s arithmetic, business English and spelling, filing, bookkeeping, shorthand, dic­ tation and transcription are all a part of the courses of­ fered at the school. Teachers include Miss Mary George, Mrs. Bitty Noyes. Miss Susan Castrianni, Mrs. Watt and Mrs, Love. In addition to the adult classes, a new cooperation course In electives for Semi­ nole High School students will be given in Ihe after­ noon. whereby students who are concentrating on business courses may take advantage of the use of office machines at the Business School to In­ crease their choice of elec­ tives for high school credit. Day class hours arc from 9 a.m. to 3 p.tn. M o n d a y through Friday with evening classes irom 7 to 9 p.m, Mon­ day 111rough Thursday, This is a public school un­ der the supervision of the Seminole County Board of Public Instruction and a reg­ istration fee of $.7 is the only charge. All textbook* and workbooks arc sold to stu­ of Sanford, a boy. dent* at cost. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yar­ Students are recommended borough of Geneva, a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sparks of Lake Monrue, a girL Discharges Mrs. Norman (ioucher anil baby, Casselberry; Mr*. Theo­ dore Johnson and baby; Mrs. Raymond Ware and baby; Mrs. Ronald Richards anil baby; Louis Estes, Eva Wil­ liams, Richard Carlton, (Taudia Coleman, Michael Abies, Barbara Hampton, Rena Uses of Sanford, Seminole County Business School will reopen Sept. 3 with the addition of an IBM key punch machine, the first in the county. This will be used in con­ junction with the other busi­ ness machines which arc al­ ready In use by the school, under the direction of Prin­ cipal Mrs. P. 11. Love, The school holds night classes as well as day classes and offers elective credit to­ ward adult high school diplo­ mas as well as extended training in 15 courses. Classes In business m a­ chines, besides the new IBM course, which will be taught by Mrs. Lydia Walt, include full key adding machines, cal­ culator, dictaphone, mimeo­ graph and bookkeeping ma­ chines, as well as typing. Business psychology and salesmanship cuunes a r e taught as well as business taw, effective speaking, and secretarial office practice. outstanding event," added Glenn McCall, who obtained the prizca for the event. Many man hours have been spent by the Jaycees m rig­ ging the poles, hooks, lines and sinkers. Bait will be furnished, also. Mrs. Hammond Polk, pres­ ident of the Jaycees Wives Club, announced that some of the Jaycee wives will be no hand to assist in regisiration for the event. Refreshments will also be served to the tired fishermen following the event. Every REWARD for informal!** laadtef to the recovery of twe large Ilona, stolen from frewt ef ■ p tt B v-B -q. FIRESTONE PHILCO BLASTS TH E LID OFF DON’T MISS THURSDAY'S FIRESTONE AD Jam es C. Reaves Funeral Today Funeral service* fur James Curtis Reaves, 39, who died Inst Thursday a: the Orlando Air Force Base Hospital, were scheduled for 2:30 p.m. today at (IrUson Funeral Hume with Rev. John W. Pllley officiat­ ing. Full military honors were to be accorded at the grave­ side In the Lake Mury Ceme­ tery for Reave* who tetired hi t January as n technical sergeant from the U. S, Air Force, 1410 W. 13th s t. Sanford, Florida Phone FA 2-9966 Woodrow Pope, Prop. Cheese 2 u cup5 5 i Lunch M e a t 2 pkgs. 49 * Olive Loot, Liver Cheese, Bologna or Pkkle & Plmenhj toi 1u MiU U M j M >l.M, »11 59 Extra Top Valia Stiaps m ' W rlMhhh 50 Extra Top Valae Stanas i INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT r Ph. FA 2-1481 308 E. First S t. W. Park MI 1-891# FRO M m m m PO ST Cereal Juice.. Tissue. Bleach Crispy g-oi. Criters *ak SAVE SAVE SAVE 6* BO TTLE . . T H R IF T Y M A ID A PPLE Qt. Bot 25 19 3V 2* R O L L . . 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INSTALLED! of September 1, 1961. 1109 West 13th S treet Sanford, Florida I’hone FA 2-3035 ■ D. C. MeCojr, J r , Prop. Beef S t ** 3 T ’ COPELAND costa, we are compelled to raise oar prltra for d ry Quality Cleaners 39/ CHOPPED, SHAPED CU0ED (50 FREE STAMPS! i 250" operational McCoy’s Deluxe Cleaners W ieners SAVE NOW NOTICE!! and QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED PRICES GOOD THRU AUGUST 28th if itom o n it •Tons*, inc — copy a iont — i m i MIX or MATCH k 19*1. wegea ISBSkm 25 FREE STAMPS with SUPEKliRAND COTTAGE WE WILL AIR CONDITION THE FOLLOWING MAKE CARS, UNTIL STOCK IS EXHAUSTED, AT THE NEW LOW PRICE OF — C D L -n in Ground A ir Conditioners! J . C. Ilutohleot. Chairman By It. 9. Brown. Zoolns D irector P n h l l e h : bu g . IS. Sept. I, I and Publish: Aug. II A *opt. I. Due to ■ constant increase Buns 2SV39* WITH THIS COUPON AM) PURCHASE Of Attorney for Petitioner P. O. Boa 11*4 HaaforJ. Florida. U . - 1JII. DIXIE DARLING HAMBURGH! on NOTH'*: ( f o i l BIDS s o r ic i: o r s i it T h e B o a rd o r C o u n ty C o m ­ i t .I t k o r r u i H i n s t o i m i s s i o n e r s o t S em in o le C o u n ­ KOOOF.TT. ty. F l o ri d a , w ill r e e s l v s eeiiled Itechlenc* unknown. b i d s n t t h o o ffice or A r t h u r You *r» hereby notified that II. B s r k w l l h , J r . , Clerk. In th e a F**tUk»n for adoption has C o u r t h o u s e * t S a n f o rd . F l o r ­ been flle.l In the circuit Court id*. u p t o XlOu i \ ,vi, M o n d a y , In stnl for be in Inote Count y, U e p t s m b e r 9. 19*3 for r e m o d e l ­ FIi»Ida. In Chancerr. entitled ing. r s p s l r l n a sti l p s l n t l n n • * In tile Mutter ot the Adoption t e r l o r o t C o u r t l lo u e r , S a n f o r d . of Robert Larry tlrehsm, and F lo rid * . you are commanded to appear S p e c i f i c a t i o n s ir u y he o b i min­ In eatd court; ami you are re* ed In Hi* C o u n t y Z o n in g >><• qulrcd to file your Answer or tic*. C o u r t Hun-'-. M i i f u r d . other defence with the Clerk of M o n d a y s t h r u t i a h F r i d a y s fro m th*. Circuit Court of Seminole »;ou a .M. t o in)* I’ M. B id s to b . enclosed In se aled County. Florid*. *nd eerv* a CopS of euch Answer or other e n v e lo p e p l a i n l y m e r k e d <>n d-fenae upon said petllloneri th * o u l t l d s ‘"Bide to r r e m o d e l ­ or petitioner*' attorney TtlOil- i n g . r e p a i r i n g a n d p t l n t l n e **• A.d A- St’KKK, whoee addreie I s r l o r o f C o u r t llnu«e. S a n f o r d . I- ‘V O. Uo« 1I*«, Hanford. F lo rid * . O p en f - p t e m b e r 10. Fl^ylda, on or before Septem­ 19*1." B id s will b* opened H t* 00 ber St, 19*1. A. L>„ to ehnw cauee why said petition ehould A.M. o r ae r a n t h e r e a f t e r ae not be Slanted, and If you poseibl* on T u e sd a y , s c p l s m fall to do ao. a Decree I'm b e r 19. 19*9 a t ■ m e s l D 'a t " be h eld In t h e C o u n ty C o m m i s ­ Oonfeseo willbe entered airslnet you for the relief de- sio n room In the C o u r t h o u i o , S a n f o r d . F l o ri d * . in.if le t In the 1‘etltlon. $ ITNU.SH my hand and teal T h * r l s h t 1* r e s e r v e d to of e.ild Court title Urd day of w a i v e * n y irretf u l a r l l l e t or t e c h n i c a l i t i e s In bide a i l t Auaust AD, 1VI1. r e j e c t any o r *11 bid# «BRAL> P erfo rm a n c e and com pletion Arthur 11. Beckwith Jr. -Clerk of Circuit Court of b o n d e s h a l l be r e q u i t e d fro m bemlnolo County, Florida e u cce ss fu l bidder. B o a rd o f C o u n ty Commie',Dy Martha T. Vlhlen ■lonere, Setulm d* C o u n ty , 'Deputy Clerk Florida. THOMAS A. HI'BER rnJ-Ts French Are. A 21th. Palm etto Ave. A 3rd SI. ■ 400 E. F irst St. SANFORD for positions as soon M they are qualified whether they have been enrolled for month or longer, Mrs. Love stated. "We are in constant con tact with local business and industry and for the past sev cral years we have been un­ able to supply enough work ers to meet the demand," she pointed out. Registration hours are the same as school hours. Offices and classrooms are located at the corner of Palmetto Avenue and Ninth Street. Season C lo se -O u t Legal Notice ee $35 Jaycec's have limited the age to nine years in order to give the children In this age group a belter chance. Fox said. IB M M ake Your Ford COOL! Legal N otice cleaaing 10%, effective ym auttoa IT'S LEANER, FRESHER GROUND AND 100% PURE BEEF Hospital Notes August 22 Admission* Susan Yarborough, Geneva; Ulysses Davis, Osteen; Re­ bec* Alderman, DeLand; Dor­ othy Hancock, New Smyrna; Janet Ellermnn, York Haven, Pa.; Karen Weed, Del.and; Jacquelyn Ritchie, Susan Ry­ an, Susette Yucula, t.orene Taylor, Armetta Foster of Sanford. • Ilirth* Mr, and 31ra, Enoch Fos­ ter of Sanford, a girl. 3fr. and Mrs. John Rltchia feasible safety will be taken. A ar W, 1989 — h |« 9 fm ll ^illlara H. Frmncttco, 59, T died i t 4:10 p.ra. Friday at *'«S O n es* Memorial Uoipital in Or Undo. Bom Sept. 22, 1903 In Find* la /; 111., he had made hia home in Sanford a t 21 Higgins Ter­ race for the past seven years. He waa e member of All Sotila Catholic Church. Survivors are hia wife, Sira. Lola Francisco of Sanford; a daughter, Helen, living in Illinois and two brothers, Ev­ erett Doyer of Indianapolis, Ind., and Fred West of De­ catur, 111. 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W. I Dobson, J. B. Hiers, B. K. I Isr, Debra Tatum, Pat Donna Petars and Jane leryrist, was guest of honor L. Tyler, John Tatum, L. F. Hardison and Herbert Sikes. Garner, Oren R. Smith, A. E. I Also the Misses Linde Ty-1 son. • t a recent bridal shower at the horn of Mrs. Clifford Irh-r—. HOB Bel Air, In SanCo-hooteoaoa were Mrs. Mil­ dred Peter* and Mrs. W. L. Bier*. Mia* H im will become the bride at Resold Williams on Bept «. A color schama ef pink and white was carried out In dec­ orations. The refreshment ta­ bic was overlaid with a cream lac* doth ever pink linen and restored with a* arrangement e f pink roses flanked by pink The hostesses served cake*, decorated wttk pink sugar woddlac bells, mints, nuts *ud punch. Gams* were played with prises swarded to Miss Aud­ rey Him, slater of the honand Mrs. Holden David. ■bar* the evening with Miss H im , were her mother, Mrs. BRIDE-ELECT, MIsa Susan H iers, center, with two guests a t a recent shower in h e r honor. A t left is Miss Janet Johnson, d au g h ter of the hostess and a t rig h t Miss Donna Peter*, (Herald Photo) Final spike, marking com­ pletion of the first transeoo* Usestal railroad, was driven at Pramaatory, Utah, os May It, 1MB. Circle Meet At BJIGEZG Horton Home wi WHY NOT WASH IN COMFORT AT - KWITE-WHITE LAUNDRY SIM FRENCH AVE. BLOUSES BY "THE VILLAGER" PRICED K.M thr* Mr. and Mr*. Ben Wada hare returned from • very In­ teresting vacation. Their first stop was in Georgetown. 8. C. where they visited with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Knight. From there they went to Washington. D. C. and made several sightseeing trips on the buses that specialise on showing the city to tourists. One of the most enjoyable places visited was Niagara Falls. They saw it from both sides and were impressed with the else of the cities on both the American and Canadian sides. The Wades stated that the falls were very beautiful a t night with the special light­ ing effect. Extensive sightseeing trips were nude through Canids, in Toronto end the surround­ ing ere a. From there they went through port Huron, Mich, and on to Lansing for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Gayia Eason. En routs home they trav­ e le d lluuUgli Indiana, Ken­ tucky and stopped to visit friends in Birmingham, Ala. and Tallahassee. Mrs. Wade especially enjoyed the flowers throughout Canada and Michi­ gan, which were in full bloom a t this time of year. Kenneth Aidean Hampton MRS. KENNETH ALDEAN HAMPTON 200 N. PARK AVE. STOKE HOURS: • TO 5:5* Mrs. E. W. Rogers was hos­ tess for the August meeting of tho Frances Horton Circle of the First Baptlat Church at her home in Loch Arbor. Main Item on the business agenda was election of offi­ cers for the new church year, starting in October. Mrs. Otto Thomas, chairman, conduct­ ed the meeting. Those elected were Mrs. H. C. Patterson, chairman, and Mrs. P at Richards, vice chairman. Visitors were welcomed by the group and the call to prayer was given by Mrs. MRS. CLAYTON WINTER, G5G E ast Church Donald Flamin. A program St., Longwood, celebrated her 80th birthday last entitled “Sharing Posses*. Avcek. Her husband ami daughter, Mrs, L. Wal­ Ions” waa presented with var­ lace Martin accompanied h er to tho home of M r. ious members taking part. and Mrit. Harold Van Cump, on Lake Jessup, fur Refreshments were served a dinner party in honor o f the b i g day. during the social hour. Others attending were Aimes, Olto Thomas, Ilenny Austin. Lewis Harley, R o b e r t Wilkerson, Donald Knight, W. A. Cagle, Uar| Mayer. Ray Williams Mr. and Airs. John Diets They visited with relatives arid Carl Tillis. have returned from s vacation anil friends in Indiana, West trip that took them over 4800 Virginia and Mirhignn and miles through ths Ozark Mountains, Duluth, Minn., cam . Iminn via tho lllue Iliilge Kaultn St. Marie, Mich, and and Creut Smoky Moutuins. Canada. JUST ARRIVED! SCHOOL BAGS I 7 PLAIDS AND SOLIDS LEATHERS AND FAI1UICS PRICED FROM $1.09 Ena, and .Mrs, Larry ED more, of Meridian, Miss., re­ turned home this weekend aft­ er n visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Elmore, In Sanford. The senior Elmores went to n family reunion in Atmore, Ala., and Larry and his wife accompanied them home for a visit. Mrs. A. V. Cranston recent­ ly hnd all four of her sons a t her homo 1719 West First Street, for a visit for the first time in four years. Rev. Robert Cranston, a missionary under the auspices of ths mission board of the Free Methodist Church, is leaving in September for the Philippine Islands. He will be there for a few years and the other brothers S lid their fam­ ilies planned the visit so they could all bo together before ho leaves. A fter arriving in the Philip­ pines he will first learn ths language then teach in ths Church Seminary on tho Is­ lands. His wife and four chil­ dren will accompany him there. Ilia brother, Harold, also I Mr. and Mr*. Harry Bell have returned to their home on Linda Vista, In DeBary, after attending a family re­ union is N trth Springfield, Va. They also visited with their daughter and ion-in-law, Cdr. and Mrs. Raymond Sheen and daughters, Carolyn, Pam and Nancy. Their aon, Warren F. Bell, ton Jam es and daughter Peg­ gy Jo, of Yorktown, N. Y., joined the family group in Springfield. Harry celebrated hla birthday during the visit and the family all joined in the festivities, Dacron and Cottos POPLIN Drip Dry U la. Wide H « Td. *9 Milady’s Shoppe Of Fine Fabrics 108 8. Park 323-0311 FALL OFFICE SU PPLIES OUR FIRST ANNIVERSARY CONTINUES IT 18 OUR BIRTHDAY BUT YOU GET TIIB GIFTS 2 0 % discount. Our entire stock of fall tire sue* and shift*. Sire* 5-13. 8-20, 12ft to 22>/,. P e rs o n a ls B A C K -T O -S C H O O L 2 5 % °fL All accessories, lingerie, form fit bras, hose, new fall hats. Use Our Layaway Plan For Hack To School At First Anniversary Prices. NOW THRU SEPT. 3 PERMANENTS REG. 12.5* KEG. 10.00 HO $7 50 I t DRESS AND SPORTSWEAR LUNG WOOD PLAZA 17-92 LONGWOOD Mr. snd Airs. Carl IloKh Mrs. Lyle Brown and chil­ havo returned to their home dren, Linda, Rill and Jlnl oil tho Old Disle Hwy., after were guests of Mrs. Charles vnrutioning and visiting with Drown recently. relatives snd friends in Cun* joharie, N. Y. CWO Gerald Brooke and wife ami children, Sammy Mr. and Mr*. Verri Whes- and Barbara, visited his mo­ less snd daughter, Verna ars ther, Airs. Lois Brooke, and horn* again after spending the turnmer in Hendersonville, N. C. ____ Mrs. Rita Aloulton has Just completed a tlx week vseation snd visit with relatives and friends in Bridgeton, Maine. other relatives recently. He has been stationed at the air force base in Charleston. S. C., but Is being transferred In Vandcnbcrg Air Force Rase in California. - ......... ......r, (J jV J U fA SHOE STORE SCHOOL OPENS NEX T WEEKI Mr. and Mrs. Norman Atilk r and grandson, Bobby Workman, left Sunday for Bobby's homo in Elinor, W. Va. Mr. and Airs. Esri Dunn and live children spent Thurs­ day with his mother, Mr*. James Wallin. The Dunns have been living in Holly­ wood but are moving to Hampton, Va. He will be em­ ployed in Washington, D. C. Beauty Salon 2021 French Avenuo All Ladies SPORTSWEAR Blouses • S kirts • Shorts Pedal Pushers • Capri* Wa’ra Proud to havo with us Mrs. Alyrlle Bledsoe of of DeBary and Grnce Davis. Call 322-M71 for Appointment 'O le S G ifts • Card* • Books (Form erly MeVicmrs) 210 E. F irst St. Blue Denims For Boys Are Cut To Fit Right! Mr. and Airs, Robert Gaddis have rsturnsd to Longwood from their summer home, in Delhi, low*. off. Slack*, short*, shirt* and culottes. Swim Suits and Jewelry. From LOW PRICED AT IT.9S R et. and Airs. 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His wife and two children were unabte to make the trip to Sanford for the reunion, duo to the serious illness of Her mother, ia Clevcand, Ohio. Frank Cranston, his wife and two children, Joined the group. Ho ia a teacher in the Elementary School System, ia Seattle, Wash. The other brother, Ralph, U also a school teacher, in Shreveport, La. His wife and two children accompanied Mm to Sanford for the family visit. ... MRS. A. V. CRANSTON, w ith her four sons, from left, Robert, Ralph, Harold and Frunk Cranston. (Cox Photo) GIFTS 80% off. By Mrs. Adam Mailer - Miss Margaret Laura Me* Menamin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. J . McMenamin, of Orlando, and formerly of Sanford and Lake Mary, re­ cently became the bride of Kenneth A i d e a n Hampton, aon of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Hampton Sr., of Orlando. The Hon. Francis Whitaker officiated at the double ring ceremony at 11 a.m. at the home of the bride’s parents. Carolyn McCluskey, a cou­ sin of the bride, was matron of honor and Robert S. 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Sturdy and Sanforized®! �*• jfl%^ “ h fr .V i f i) Bucks K n o w They Trad ed Champs Miami Defeats Defense Dominates At #> o Sarasota 7-5 By Harry Grayson 1* that tha Flritea turn ad Baseball men who build dr* over Groat—an accomplished nasties just don't make deals Sports Editor By United Press International Newspaper Enterprise Assn. shortstop, hitter and leader like th a t Anyone knowing hli who list season played 161 Miami beat Sarasota 7-3 way around the bases knows NE1V YORK- (NEA) — The Pittsburgh Pirates came games and made 199 hits— that the Pirates should have Sunday night despite a grandInto the Polo Grounds for for a journeyman pitcher who got a lot more In giving up alam homer in the bottom of their last soft touch of the can be employed only every a stlckout like Groat, who put the ninth for the Florida season in Harlem finding It fourth day. the St. Louis Cardinals smack State League leaders. dab tn the fight while threat­ In other action on the eve as difficult to score as tha ening to win another league of tonight's closing slate for Seminole High School Head lowly New York 5Ieti. bitting championship and tha seaaon, St. Petersburg By now Pittsburgh fans and Football Coach and his itaff Most Valuable Player award. beat Fort Lauderdale 7-3 and Informed baseball people are were just a little displeased With Hoak gone to the rhll- Orlando nipped Lakeland 3-2. attributing the Buccaneers* GAINESVILLE. Fl«. (UPI) with Friday'! first day in fail in three years from first lies for Ted Savage, who has Sarasota haa already wrap­ — Unlv«r*it.v of Florida Head pads. contributed little to the Pi­ ped up the second half tiUe to vshat would amount to Coach Ray Graves trill have rates, the Pittsburgh manage­ after winning it for the first The afternoon scrimmage last in an eight-club league about 71 candidates for the ment told 20-year-old Rob Bai­ half of the seaion also. was intended to stress of­ to the Impatience of a young 1SW3 football squad report to general manager, Joe L. ley that the third base job him on Thursday for the open­ fensive play, A» it turned Brown. wa* his before he reported ing of fall practice. out Lie oftrnse was a little Varicose veins are men­ to the Fort Myen, Fla., train­ It seems that Brown didn't Graves plana the first tioned in the first medteal ragged and the defense domi­ like the composition of the ing camp. While everybody practice workout Ihuraday nated the session. agrees that Bailey haa pot­ book ever written, an Egypt­ Pirates who in I960 brought morning and “we'll go at least About the only bright spot Pittsburgh its first National ential, the rush job turned out ian papyrus dated about 1500 two-a-day as long as posdin the day’s drills was the League championship in 33 to be a bit too much for him R. C. He.'1 running and ball handling of years. at the plate. The Gators have only 1.1 senior halfback Buddy LawDe>piie tlie fact that the Meanwhile, the Pirates M. G. HODGES days in which to get Into top son. He showed up very im­ Bucs finished a respectable atarve to death for runs, and form to meet Georgia Tech pressive and was the stand­ fourth in 1962. beaten by no attendance Is off 230.000. PLUMBING in Atlanta Sept. I t. out of tlie scrimmage. It would seem baseball gen­ more than eight lengths, Two main prohlrms face Head Coach Jim Pigott Brown, in a quest for pitch­ iuses can mastermind clubs • WELLS DRILLED 1IOII HAILEY PANTHERS O F (’ROOMS llijfh School have entered into an intensive Graves; found no lack of effort in the ing, swapped away three pails out of a race as well as into • PUMPS SERVICED Iruinini; program will) tho view of heat ini? all comers. Loltermnn Ut-orge —Determining the condition boys, but he did find Just a of the infield which helped one. AND INSTALLED Hush is pictured left foreground a t the charging sleigh, with Eddie Drown of pre-season Alt America lot of mistakes. They showed account for the world cham­ • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS a t the right.. Coach E rnest Bradley is leaning against the sleigh and Hend tackle Frank Lasky and what all the spirit and hustle pionship in ’*50. This hasn't • FREE ESTIMATES More than 100 million ani­ possible switches may be need­ Coach Willie G. Holt (white cap) is in the background, (Herald Photo) which is associated with the been don*, since old Connie mal* were humanely slaught­ ed. Lasky cut hi* foot in an Seminole ball clubs but Just Mack last broke up tlie Phil­ CALL FA 2*6037 accident earlier in the sum­ United Pm * International ered in 1962, first year of didn't have the timing and adelphia Athletics. the U. S. federal Humane mer. National l eague PAOLA ROAD A good share of the Cor­ singali right. Slaughter Law. —Selecting which tophoW. L. P e t GB The team will be working sairs' power and source of morca are in best form to 77 31 .602 on individual drill* this week runs batted in went with Dick Los Angeles play on the second unit and St. Louis 71 38 .330 6*4 In preparalion for another big Groat. Dick Stuart and his end and halfback, where las; scrimmage session next F ri­ home run hat and Don lloak San Eranei*co 71 38 .530 61k 71 60 .512 7)4 year's graduates left holes. Then on May 13, Brown Philadelphia day afternoon. Offensive play 68 62 .523 10 Following is the Gator will be stressed particularly daintly placed another straw Milwaukee 69 61 .319 10A4 three-deep lineup as of tho and Friday is aupposed to be on the camel’s back by send­ Cincinnati By tolled Press International couldn't make it in the tough 66 63 .312 1114 apenlng of practice. another chance for the offen­ ing Bob Skinner, another star Chicago Will ill those wise guy j who National Football League go n V t'nlled Press International 65 63 .306 12 Left end — Rust Brown of the Vo) pennant winners, to Pittsburgh sive team. Ordinalily, ballplayers don't 49 81 .317 29 (Sr.), Charlca Cni-cy (So.). said Terry Baker was just an­ scak their heads — both o. There was only one injury the Reds in exchange for Je r­ lloustun A l l ELECTRIC HEAT P U M P give a hoot who's elected in Friday's drills. Steve Har­ ry Lynch. As Lynch remarked New York 47 88 319 36*1 Paul Ewuldscn (So.), left other college hot-shot who them. Baker, the 1902 Heilman manager of the year. B n n d a y 'a R e s u t t s tackle — Denni* Murphy ris, a standout at the center to Skinner when the Pirate* Trophy winner, returned to But the Detroit Tigers sre line position, Injured his last visited Cincinnati, nei­ Philadelphia 4 Pittsburgh 3 (Jr.), Fred Pearson (Sr.), FOR THI SMALLEST . . . his hometown of Portland, campaigning ail over the shoulder. A trip to the doc­ ther of them is nuking this 10 in. l.arry Fairall (Jr.); left guard Ore., fur tin* first time as a American League for their tor indicated that Harris will transaction look good. Chicago 3 New York 1 — Gerald Odom (Sr.), Jack • * * pro quarterback fur l.;e Los personal candidate — Charlie be in top shape for the opener Houston 3 St. Louis l Thompson (Sr.), loirry ReekA n g e l e s Bams Saturday Dressen. The buffs now realiie what [.os Angeles 2 Milwaukee 1 man (So.); center — Roger against the Titusville Terriers night, and lie wowed 'em. They honestly feel he de­ three weeks from Friday. the baseball intelligentsia Cincinnati fl San Francisco 7 Pettsa (Jr.), Jimmy Morgan A m erican Iw ague The 195 pound left-handed serves the aw aril and hope he I’icott is very confident that knew alt along—that the Pi­ (Sr.), Jim Rernhnrdt (Jr.). W. L. Pel. GR gets it, too. dinger, whom many figured rate* swapped world cham­ his buys will he ready for Right guard — Jack Katz 83 HI .813 New York He certainly rales consid­ the opener. After this week pion* for a lot of nothing. (Sr.). Bill Richbuurg (Jr.l, AKRUN, Ohio (UPI) - as loo frail and certainly too Minnesota 71 37 .333 1114 WeotherTAON models for • • little et BOO square feet N inexperienced to handle the eration of the job be has done The customers are particu­ tlie squad wilt get down to Jerome Jones (Sr.); right There urc two tilings that 71 38 .550 12 the largest home er tommertlel ImNlUHon*. Pumps tackle — Frank Lasky (8r.), Johnny Pott, the new champ­ job for the Rams, played the since taking over the Tigers business and the Stirling team larly upset and Informed Chicago Baltimore 73 M .313 12'4 OUT heat, humidity In tummerj pumps IN heat front entire game and led the team from Bub Schefflng on June baseball people intrigued by will lake shape. Some boys John Dent (Sr.), Sydney Mac ion of the American GaU 61 Cut .485 to a 20-17 pre season victory 18. Detroit languished in ninth have impressed Hie coaches Drown'* whimsy in shoving Cleveland freth outdoor air in winfor. U iet low hell ceiling te Lean (Jr.); right end — Bar­ Classic, likes to do: 62 i;; .181 21 Boston over tlie Dallas Cowboys be­ eliminate ducts. place at tlie time, and Charlie Groat into the bargain base­ and some have let (hem down Win money and beat Ar­ ry Brown (So.). Lynn Mat­ 61 66 .180 21 fore 29.319 fans. insisted (lie club could finish but tlie group should be ment. In the end all the Pi­ Detroit thews (So.), Randy Jackson nold Palmer. 60 IJ .153 24)4 1/)* Angeles rate* got for this accomplish­ in the first division. Here's what Baker did: prctly well sorted out by the He did both Sunday. (So.). 37 72 .112 28 ed shortstop, hitter and lead­ Kansas Clly —Completed a 11-yard pass There was some snickering end of next week. Quarterback — Tom Shan­ Pott won the $9,000 first47 82 .301 36 Wadungtnn er was Don Cardwell, a pit­ play to Purvis Aikins on the in the audience over that JV Coach Ralph Stumpf wilt non (Jr.), Kay Stephenson place money In the Classic by S u n d a y '* R e s u l t * (So.), Bruce Bennett (So.); beating Palmer by f o u r first play of the lina) quarter statement although anyone try and get probable Junior cher who had only one win­ checking the standings today Varsity players into uniform ning season in Die majors in Detroit II Kansas City 3 1st left halfback—llugood Crake strokes. He shot an even par lor the winning touchdown; six—and that by a margin Detroit 4 Kansas City 3 2nd —Found his receivers on 12 will find the Tigers only a this week. (Sr.), Allen Trammell (So.), 33 33—70 In the final round lloston 8 Cleveland 3 1st of only one game. Lyman High Coach Dick of 2V passing attempts for 192 half game out of the first diAlan Poa ((So.). Dick Kirk Sunday over what the touring Cardwell It not long on Cleveland 2 Boston 1 2nd, 15 Copeland got hit first chance (So.); right halfback — Jerry pros libel the toughest golf yards—and was intcrccplcd vision. in. Winners In right of their to see his squad in uniform breaking stuff and left-hand­ Newcomer (Jr.), Jack Harper course they have to play—the only once; ed batters sometimes treat his Washington 4 I/is Angeles 1 —Carried HI yards on a run; last nine games, the Tigers last Friday afternoon. (So.), David Hieri (So.); 7,163-yard Firestone Country Sophomore* Lea Lyles and sldearm delivery r a t h e r New York 4 Chicago 0 lit —And, according to coach extended their latest winning fullback — Larry Dupree Club layout. "Rrmlnul. County's Oldest GE Dealer" Chicago 2 New York 1 2nd, For Pott, It was only the Hariand Svare, called “99 streak to five games Sunday Bonnie Boston were two who roughly. (Jr,), Jim O’Donnell (Sr.), 12 in That Is neither here nor looked real good. No contact per cent" of the plays. with in 11-3 and 4-3 double118 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-1562 fourth tournament victory In Billy Joe James (So.). header sweep of the Kansas work has been done as yet. there, however, for the point Minnesota 5 Baltimore $ his seven years on the tour. The squad ha* dropped off "But it was by far my K I lla« n i City Athletics. Acqucduct Reopens greatest," The Yankees blanked the lo 10 boys. Copeland plans ^ OUR BOARDING HOUSE OUR BOARDING HOUSE said the 27-yearNEW YORK (U P!)—Thor­ While Sox, 1-0, In tho first to carry 33 boys on road trips old Pott. "When you beat Pal oughbred rating murks its THAT tMCUBATCff OF MtMc) HD PICKED UPMY Jj FIT M G F O R of their two games but lost and will try to dress every­ mer, you beat the greatest." WOOED CKACK A CHINA f / WHY return to Aqueduct today aft­ TIG AMD I C P T r - 7 T ( f DUMCE- / one for the home games. ARa.HOCPLC.HO'W AS CUT the 12 inning nightcap. 2 1; wKcenDi o i i f rr Pott, before Sunday, had­ E o tif -HUFFIER THAM y / DCNT T M iG .'e V W IF l / / CAP, AlACK — er its inifual month's “vaca­ Thus far the Greyhounds CVER.YTWMO / j FIS VIK-COMDlTIOtJlMti O U R the Bed Sox beat the Indians, IMOIDC- A LOCKET/1. I J YDU n't won a tournament since can) Fi n d / m a k e BORROrtfD tion" at Saratoga Springs. f» * THAT B R I C K TWtS Atex:KiN6AHG D O N ’ T FALL AriLEEP, T I J k’EAD 8-3. but Cleveland took the 15- have lawn adjusting rapid­ F'JtCYBODV/y) Alt-TALKED iKitn ,1 SOME V -*5 AMD LEF X iOCW the Waco Turner in .May of By United Press International ME IMtO U M o f AMriE W o u l d Opening day feature of the ■SWOON/LAOf MlOHT/ / <iitOf.T iTw rw M T STAlMGO SOO»Jy .'.\D A FEAS HV the ly to Copeland's techniques VM O&CLAK1902. Before that ho had won The first million is suppos­ inning nightcap, 2 | ; K i i -P AH A R A B / H T. O K I AM EO X W A S / / - S t O K l E S 30-day (all meet was the $20,S / / NEW S H - Y A t w and work will soon begin on lM(i A FitwtA VI AG t>0 HOT LAfeT Twins toppled tho Orioles, 5 A k e r n e l oh p o p v -m n b e d H M **** ' 1 I L L U b tM 1 | KIT F O R . 000 added Fall llighweight at Dallas and West Palm ed to he Hie toughest but 3, in 10 innings, and the Sen­ defense. — SAKE BRAND MIGHT T H 'F L O W S * * fANDfiETfH* c o c m that , .SECURITY/ m an those tin t 20 sren't exactly a new CM TH' W A U . P A P P R Handicap, a six-furlong event Belch. Oviedo Coach Jtm Palmer m e w e d o u t , WOULDN'T iFADHrorl v ators defeated the Angels, 4-1. Now ha has set his sights map either. ( A S T NKSMT/, [ SHA'hria W H T E D i for three-year-olds snd up. plans no contact work for his pop! .K it on this week's Denver Open. Ask Sandy Koufax. squad until possibly Tuesday, \f,Y -W P "I'm only sorry Palmer The frustrated D o d g e r Ghost Town Now Simon Girty was a rene­ The Lions will now be hold­ won't be there," he said. southpaw, still looking for the Now a ghost town in south­ gade Indian scout who aided ing two practice sessions per If -1 ern New Mexico, Kingston "I'm going to have to beat first 20-game season of his the British by stirring up the day snd their practice achehad a population of 7.000 dur­ him a lot more before I get career, has come right down tribes sgalnst the colonists In dole has not changed from last week. ing a silver boon; in the 1880s, even with the times he has to the wire twice now only to the Revolutionary War. beaten me." wind up with a big handful • t which tlma tha town had of noihlng. . 22 saloons. The Dodgers did come on 1 to beat the Braves. 2-1, Sun­ day and fatten their National League lead to O'* games IV ru t; CIIIM IT l lll Ill IV OGDEN, I'lah (LT1 (-C on­ over both the Cardinals snd 4 m i m iii . k h ix o i . k c a t:* . :C. T t. FMIUlUi fident Kathy Whitworth of Giants, so Koufax wasn’t A rt 16H SO, IS3M Jal, N. M., tucked away her t h e like in su r a n c e com complaining. Ij W PlfifkS VneV ALVW/-5 pant o p v t n o tv i a. o r fourth tournament win of the OH COLD But it did hurt a bit to C R Y WHF.N J A K f RICHMOND. VtllOINIA. a year In the Utah Women’s CAKb COMES OK GOES come within one out of his Ia-*8 .orpor.tlon, pum tur, Open golf tournament Sunday 20th victory and his 11th shut­ nnd headed for Boise, Idaho, out without achieving either. PAUL M ELLIOT *t »!, An tw#r t e P l . H o u i P u u l * A n r w t r t o F rev loir. F i m l o the next stop on the tour Koufax had a three-hitter Medley I S C R,C; a "m NOTICE OF SUIT Opera The 23-yesr-oid Miss Whit­ snd a 1-0 lead until the ninth THE STATE OK KUiRIDA worth turned in * par 71 in when Eddie Mathews doubled To; Klevnor Ruth Elliot. ACROSS lOOraflivl (her) ALKO.Yi 10 So be IU the final round to win the and then Gene Oliver doubled Routs t, I t l a n d <t.tln) 1 “torn* s u r " t Gounod o p en 12 Actual Mirtlnsvltl*. ITMnoIr 12 '* j « iKr) t a p i u l a Puccini opera 13 Arlrmgent Tou srs hereby notified that Utah crown by five strokes with two out to tie tlie score. 20<>lln<tricil 7 Shriek la Tear 11 bixalt 31 Segregate and a suit has bssn filed against over Mickey Wright of Dal nU h n cale 2U B e : . Manager Walt Alston de­ ■leu l n 11 tladhmi*. you and Paul M. Elliot la Oi* las, Tex. Miss Whitworth's H Cltmi Irult tj e n u t n f 12 M ag g erH I t Hctirtw arcctlc 21 willow* cided to bring in Bob Miller shots entitled cauis, anil that 1-IIU n d 33 sijiculins IS l i l m a l or* you srs required to tits your 54-hole total of 211 earned at that point, and alter Mil­ T2 O p e n ringer IS Driymoa 2! Athena (2 aordr) answer with the Clerk of her first prlie money of $1.3»)0 23 Operatic ruin 17 Chios* 3 5 O n . who M Merdow ler retired the side without this Court i n i to aerv. a 24 Curved handle I S S a t n t I un ffU ) 17 C m i l e Copy thereof upon ths plain­ and boosted her earnings for further damage he picked up (dull U> W’itfciiriwl 28 l a n d ownership TiKilrilr) 19 Female twaa tiff or pU lntirrs attorn.) *. the year to above It 1,000. S3 Taro root 2V Bulk A Bow 20 SurUou* his ninth victory when Doug mhos* nsms sml addr.ee la 27 Bet lined 40 Blind ImpulMj 44 O d r h o r. M Mir Inf Cl v .n t. 43 Conjumed JO Church part 2J Adam'* M Jennlngt, Wstts, Clarks an.I 24 Heating device (G r) 47 Around iprtlU l Camilli singled home the win direction or. c« Cag. 43 Mr. LugoM 34 Father, toe « ---d or, (Bib) 29 Supper . Hamilton l!0O Rarnstt N»41 Deterve 44 Epoch* iiiU iu l U M Breton soshrw t inttanrw S t With corolla nlng run m the bottom of the This is the original. Tho one that has become a world 17 31 Auricular 42 Verdi o p e n SO Sick ttonsl Bank Building. Jack- 100-Mile Race 31 High la pitch eOTak. Into U T h r t . time. 48 Son st Jacob part* 34 Woo (rruitc) 43 Nullify B1 Golf mound lonvlll* t, Florida, not latsr (comb, form) itub) WATKINS GLEN, N. Y nimit with the bases full. tuilorlr *0 Huundup 37 Papal name standard for toughnessi Aftor three, five, ton years of 82 Houl. 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In 11 rr 1 1 37 Wy » lt. itutrirt ( r i r j tu < Ths real property pro- an average speed of 93 It Innings and Chicago defeated Test it to d ay -see why th e ’Jeep' Universal is the world 39 r Corn'ih town 39 Shriek* cacl*l ssalnst 1st ir IT \i (prefti) 42 Feminine ly.t 1 TVtock K, SUN t.A N D miles per hour for the 100- New York, 3-1, In other NL leader in its class. When are you going to. start your M E ■ 40 Nautical term ~ II | edition E 8 T A T E 8 , a s u b d i v i s i o n , mile grind. games. 41 tUctLlwr TT 43 Sfuilcal round according to s p l a t t h e r e years with a ’Jeep' Universal? 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II. t i l l CDL-* M WHO IS THE BOSS IN YOUD HOUSE- YOU OB YOUQ HUSBAND?!— WHY,CERTAINLY: 1 ARE YOU H A P P Y TH A T nw A Y ? Ft A su r v e y on DOMESTIC X RELATIONS J WS LETTER FROM PUNNO. NO DOUBT RIO HWTlD THAT HIS OVERLYALARMED' THE‘ ROSEBUD’ AW HERE’S A REPORT ON NIVER REACH NEW k THE COUNTDOWN j ORLEANS. WHAT JCOULP HE MEAN ? y S m & V m L AS LONS 1, AS ME POE9 , WHAT -g 1 TELL HIM — t rr BUSTLE l N T H E r „ 7 J U ' r B A C K .U K S x ' X ' - Z ' i BOTH FIRMS HAD \ HAVEWROTH \ CONTRACTS TO DEVELOP \ MODELS TESTED OWE. TESTS Will DECIDE ABOUT EQUAL WHIC1 o o isw ra pROOut L s o par f J TIONl P IIUKIB fflllS. i r ' — 1|----- -f , DIVISION, WEAR TUB CAP*. McKEE S ^COMPETITOR »0 * A CONTRACT TO «r-T SOILP THAT SIZE ROCKBTSl'J l ’ about THE S A M E L ITT LE T--------- * —t THIS 1--- IWOBK f OR XEXlWft AEROSPACE PINBl NO HOLDS Y VtS-NCLLClW* YBT. LOTS OJOBS \M IN t,*A tM l IP ARB RIPINS ONWAy IT LIUES UP TO ■7 BIRO TOPAYt XT NUKUS CLAMS. YOU WCKJLP IF THEV KAdJ WELL. A LOT OP FELLOWS w e a r S u it s like m in e , t BUT I DCNT CRY j------> WHAT'S THE TROUBLE itW costme V « W J 0 » EOON! ElSHT. BUT TWS PINAL CYCLOPS IS MAOS of a new. loiter alloy, allows m o r s PAYLOAD. THE WILY OLD CRAB CLAIMS' IF 5 0 — B u r DA BORINS UO-130 ONI X I’M BMJ0VINO -VEVIRY WORD! MEAHSACUTBACKlN JOBS «■ JORKIM’S ! 3 HOURS, 3 S MIWUTBS, AND r COUNTW O - ■ EM ?ARE'(tXJ Q u ire a u - I c a iD c r e iA M c r v j / ROTNG ON a BROKEN II J V S P R I M © IS H A B fT fO R M lN e / , r ig h t ; T m f r e ’s a c o w . n u s e s o w e o p th at m u Lo n g g r e e n SA T, r e p , s p e a k e r s O FA A O N M T— P Ma s t e r . • M se o o s t r -1 stuff ' r T o H - '0 ^ N EVE<r f a m il y / . l NO. UVEIC M ORE- »% A?1 OH, TORHtVYEN SAXES, 00 "—*\ OOPB A JUKfi BOA MW f IVWUf TIL IT’S JU 5 T A PA SSIN G FAO/1 Rf MEMBER WHY.NOHODY WILL EVEN V IT...... .. J REM tMBER TTIN T \ N S r - . r ! THIRTY PAYS! > — i c ’- i- F / / | y ..A N P Y O U KNOW HOW I r ABHOR 1 VIOLENCE! HOLE MCE 10 p o c .m d u ALWAYS A PACTOR™ ^ )r kmow t h a STf o r y t h in k ~ Y \ THE ELECT ROW ICO G EN IU S O F T H E , CENTURY? f Of* J C O U R SE N O T / / h i, i n I m u w b THINKING \ EJIr’ AU. W G H T /V ^ WEU, t GUESS NOLI 6 MOULD BIT THINKING SOMETHING! THAT YTATRE PROBABLY THE MOST EVIL-7 E MPERETt ORNERY OLD G O A ! M | EV E R S A W / - J ------ r n t n i f i o r s o t ic b o r r it p BTATK OF FI.OHID t TO. UN K N O W N L I KNOBS, c l a i m . I n g by, t h r n u g h . u n d er or n K * ln at t h e f o llo w in g d e f e n d , a n t e , t o - w l t : F A <J D E V E L O P I t TINT C t H t l ’.. a F lo rid a c o r p o . ration: M ODERN P AINTING CO., a F l o r i d a c o r p o ra ti o n : O l t . ANIIB PA VINO AND CONH T II IY T K I N C O . a F l o r i d a c o r p o r a t i o n : A. I*. IKMTDNIIT S C R V l i r o R S , INC., a TTorlila c o r p o r a t i o n : D r W l T T l l t 'N T * MR: o r c i t h e r o f them, a n d all p a r t l r a h a v i n g , or c l a i m i n g t» h a v e , a n y r i g h t , title o r I n t e r , e a t In t h e fo llo w in g d es crib e t p r o p e r t y , l y i n g an d b e in g In Hru.lriula C o u n ty , Florida, t o . w i t : l e d 11, Block E, L o ts >, I . a n d i. I l lo r k F. Lota IT, 1:. t « a n d I ! . B lo c k O. ALL IN W O O D M E R E P A R K SC IID IV I8 1ON, It E C L A T NO. 1, a c c o r d ­ i n g t o p l a t t h e r e o f reco rd ed In P l a t B o o k 13. p ag e 13 of t h a public reco rd * o f S e m in o la C o u n t y , F l o ri d a . You, a n d e a c h o f you, s r a h e r e b y n o t i fi e d t h a t a eult h a * b e e n b r o u g h t a g a i n s t y o u In t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t , in an d for Hom lnole C o u n ty , F lo rid a. In c h a n c e r y , e n t i t l e d TDK FIK KT N A T IO N A L BANK OF MIAMI, a n a t i o n a l b a n k i n g a s s o c ia tio n , p l a i n t i f f , v. P A 'I D E V E L O P . M E N T CO IIP., a F lo rid a C o rp ­ o r a t i o n , r t at. def en d an t* , a n d y o u . a n d e a c h o t you. a r e r e u u l r e d t o fllo y o u r A n * w r r In t h e p l a l n t l f f i i C o m p l a i n t w i t h I h e C lerk of paid C o u r t , a n d s e r v e u p o n p lain tiff, o f p laintiff** a t t o r n e y , (IEO. A. H l’KHIl, J i t . w h o se a d d r e ss I* P . O. B o g 1314. Hanford. F l o r Ida. a co p y of aald Answ er, on o r be f o ra BeptemLar 13, A. D, 13(3. a n d If you fall to d a so, % D ecree P r o Confesso w ilt b e e n t e r e d a g a i n s t you, a n d each of you, for the relief d*. m i n d e d In aald Co m p lain t. T h e n a t u r e n f thla au lt la t o fo rac lo a e t h a t r e r t a l * m a r t g a g e given by P A O D a . v e l o p m e n i Corp. to Tha F i r s t N a t i o n a l B a n k nf Miami, re* corded In O fficial R e c o rd s Hook l»l>. p a g e «! In t h a o f f l c a u f t h a C l e r k of C ircu it C o u r t o f Bem lnole C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , encum bering t h e above d e ­ s c r i b e d p r o p o rt y . W ITNESS my hand and th e s e a l o f sa id Co urt, thla K i l l d a y nf A u g u s t, A. D. t)*3. a t H an fo rd , S am lm il* C ounty, F lorida. (REAL) A r t h u r IT. B e ck w ith , tr. C l e r k of C i r c u i t CAiurt o f S e m in o le C o u n ty , F ln rld V By M a r t h a T. Vlhlen D eputy Clark O r o . A. S p e e r , J r . A t t o r n e y fo r P l a l n U f f P. O. Box l i f t S anford. Florida. P u b l i s h : Aug. II, M, Rapt, fc rD L -si FOUNDS PER 90UARS INCH \VSXSL r I MEAFIT IT tN THERE, CAfiSY. I'M BEHIND ON TUB PAVMiNTB WB ALL OSVB . . HHO CRATY WORLD. ) AND IM OONFMM M flH H U EVEN-nlOUCH I'LL NEVER A HAVE MUCH RESPECT FLQM # r t MEAN DOCTOR CAGEY.•• THANKS FOR LVERYTUNC. AT A FAMED CLINIC IH SWtT/EKlAND^ JUST PONT FCRGtT THAT INTCRNINO IS A . SERIOUS BLWNCSS, v sutanfc . AFTTR FOUR YEARS \ I KNOW. BUT CF WE01CAL SCHOOL I WHERE >O J ARE I HARPtY FiEED TO / COtNfl FOR KXJR BCF*MINPtD! X INIERNSM.P— 7~-----M -i -g^W THAT MAKES IT 1 r / / ■ R K C ctL DifftRAHT! , Mrm •— ' COUNTV GENERAL^. HOSPITAL MAY FOSE SOME F-RDBLEMS FOR TOLL ,-n This Emblem Identifies Your Welcome Wagon Sponsors*^ 7 I T S SO ' EXCITING,FATHER! FINALLY... ^ v r . WJJ, 11^ TWXLF I I’JTT .TOMtlfVEKXl l TT. TPIP1M3. _ * K y - WHAT ARE THOSE MARKS CN THEIR JAW 5T LIKE SKULL M ARK S. SOME KINO O P . Ft O U 0E .M B L E M ? m / PNALVf 1' m X leaving f o r AMERICA I y J WHAT ELSE ? THEY COULDN'T MA vejUST WANTED TO AMY ETA WHO THESE MEH A R E-O R WHAT THEY —WAN TILL M ISS H E L M T JJ - yn M EET ME, COULD ia t~ theyp ^ KMOVFf IURKCIS. I XL OUESriON TKfW FWlfK -------- . WET HAKE Uf, ~ - , UTs \ AT 1C r - g jM ARE VOU FXANN’NG TOSXAVf Finn of ;ra1i|i hfetasfaca ud elite lift of p«r annuity: FIR MS INTCRKRTID IM Virginia Petruakl P. O. U01 1211 Hanford Nora NorrU TE 8-1511 8. Seminole Phjtlia [tugenatrin FA 2 C2al U k l Jlary �fTfgSDMt ' * Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call FA 2-5612. CLASSIFIED INDEX Lost ft Found 2. Notices - Personals Education - Instruction . Transportation . Food 6. For R snt 6A Special Notices ' Business R entals 8. Beach R entals For Sale o r R ent 0. Wanted to R ent Real E state W anted Office 204 W. First 2.1. Real E state F o r Sale DEADLINES 3. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tut*., lltnt F i t - 2 P. M. day 5. Business Opportunity kefere Insert too. Moo. - Sat. 6. Female Help W anted 7. Male Help W anted 8. Help W anted •TEAJGHT CLASSIFIED; Tuas., thru Fri. • I P. M. day 9. Situations W anted M m tauartioa. Mm . - S a t 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - P a in t - Repair MCIPOMSIBIUTY: 23. Building M aterials Tha Bar iIS will aot be r*> 24. Electrical Services •possible Mr m o n thaw o at 25. Plumbing Services ta correct tnaarttoa of your ad, 26. Radio ft Television u 4 m a n t a the r i |b t to re­ 27. Special Sendees vise e r reject say adrertiie28. Laundry Service trom what ordered ta 29. Automobile Ssrvice i to the policies i f this 29A. Auto Accessorise HP* ; 10. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets NOTICE IS HBUBBT OIV 32. Flowers - Shrubs X X tbst The Housing Auth 33. F urniture erlty of the City of Sanford, 14. Articles F o r Sale Tin ride, will entertstn fro* 34*A Swap o r Exchange pouts to furnish Public Lis* bllltr Insursncs. with llmlte 35. Articles W anted of SO/lOO thousand dollars, for a tsrtn of thraa years ba S6. Automobiles - Trucks tinning Nosarabar 1, 1111, 37. Boats - M otors covarlng C utis Brrwer Court 38. Motorcycles - Scooters William Clark Court, Edward TNeflns Terrace and Cowan 39. Trailers - C abanas' Houghton Terrace, containing 40. F arm Equipm ent Phone 122*5612 322-5613 * \ Legal Notice . L o st f t PAIR of Trlxter Skill. Lost on CrylUl Lake In Lake Mary. Reward. Phone Day FA 2-9*33. Alter 6 FA 2-833# 9kr •s a fn rb Irra lb Aug. 26, 1963 — Page 9 SWEETIE PIFa By Nadine Seltzer LOST: *23 Reward for return of small Dof, black with small i mount of white, Ions hair. FA 1-3733. 2. Notices - Psraoeala VACUUM CLEANER repairs, parts, supplies for Electro* lux, Kirby, lloovcr, AirWay. Rex-Air etc. Free pickup. New and Used cleaners sold. FA 2-22*2. 3. E d u c a tio n • In s tru c tio n U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! MEN-WOMEN, 18*52. Start high aa *102.00 a week. Pre­ paratory training until ap­ pointed, Thousands of jobs open. Experience usually unnecessary. FREE lnfor Ration on jobs, aalarlae, re­ quirements. Write TODAY giving name, addresa and phone. Lincoln Service, Box 40, c/o Sanford Herald. FHA - VA 2-3-4 HF.DROOMS 1 AND £ HAIMS MOST KITCHEN EQUIPPED DOWN PAYMENTS FROM 6. F o r R aul " W h e t a r * tv * g o in g t o do w ith th * b o ^ y ? " CLFan 1st floor Apartment. Private entrance. 1004 Pal met to. 12. Real E atato For Sal* 6. For Rent % I v $100 VA TO $250 FHA LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS EXCELLENT LOCATIONS IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 34. A rticles Far S a lt MOVING, must sell house­ hold furnishings. Bunk e r twin beds, $40 pr. t chests of d r iv e n , one with m lr- * rorj 9 x 13 green ovsl rug; S3. Furniture hi-fi record player with cab* ~ inet snd records, *45; book­ Sell Us Your FanHture. Quick case. 1220 Randolph S t. Service With the Cash. FA 2*2128. SUPER TRADING POST FA 2-0877. BABY Bed ft msttrese. Good cond. FA 2-042*. WANTED reuible couple to take np monthly payments UNDERWOOD Portable type­ of *13.30 on * complete writer, tabulation, standard rooms of furniture. CtU keyboard, *3.90 p er month. ’ TE 8-1311, Casselberry, col Powell’s Office Supply, l i t , " Met. Magnolia Avn, Uaed furniture, sppUancea, 1 USED standard Underwood . tools, etc. Bought * Sold. typewriter, *49.95. Powell's J Larry's Mart 213 Sanford Office Supply, 117 Magnolia, Ave. Ph. rA *4132 FENCE Posts, round heart FR EE ESTIMATE cypress, 7 to 20 foot lengths. Upholstering ft Mattress ren­ 33c snd up. FA 2-1440 or ovating. New ft Used Fund FA 2 8910. fare. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 709 Celsry Ave. 34*A S w ap o r E x c h a a g * SINGER FA 2-2117. SEW ING MACHINE BUY, Sell ft T rade Guns. CALL FA 2*5783 Osteen Bridge Fish Camp 34. A rticle* F o r Sal« ft Gun Shop. LAWN SERVICE Mens sport shirts. *1.99 up. 31cns siloes j:.S3 up. Sur 35. Article* W anted Mowing and edging, etc. Sat* plus City. 201 W. 1st. aafaction guaranteed. Pk. NEEDED: Someone to donate FA 3-1117. a Baby Bed to a worthy SPINET Piano. Cherry ma­ mother. Call FA 2-3133 af­ hogany, full k c y b o a . r d Piano Tuning and Repair ter 4:30 p. m. bench, t year old. New W. L. Harmon - FA 2*4223 cost *960. Will sell *393. r h WANTED used T.V.’s. Ph. * FA 26219. FA 2-9776. ROOFING BLOOMING Roses on double cherokee stock. $2.30 each. Gray Shadows Nursery 4 ml. S. on Sanford Ave. 31. Article* For Sale Apartment. FOR Sale or Trade. 13 Bed­ EFFICIENCY Apartment on 1 REDROOU 36. Automobile* - Truck* SEMINOLE ft VOLUSIA room House. 1-2 Bedroom '.’O' COLDSPOT Chest freexQuiet neighborhood FA 2First St. Near 2 city free Repair or New Houte (or home in country. er. *135. FA 2-5500. 1482 from 1:30 to * p. m. '33 FORD. 4 door. Body porta. parkin* lots and shopping Any Type AND Monday thru Friday. Ph. 323 0662. 4 Doors ft trunk. *4 each. stores. No utility charges. GOODALL Lawnmowor. *15.. Contract or Hour FA 2-9463. FA 2-4301 any other time. Suitable for couple or sin­ 110 housing units, thraa ad* 00. Window Fan *12,00. Th, FARM — 4 Acres under­ WE CAN QUALIFY YOU BONDED ROOFING CO. ministration buildings and gle, also retired people. thrae playgrounds. 1938 RENAULT Caravello, 1. L o st f t F o t a i ground Irrigated. Modern 8. Beach Rcntula FA 2-6523. FOR ONE OF THESE 668-5759 DEBARY FA 2*4712. Bids or proposals will be Call FA 2-1440. home. 2 Bedrooms, 2V4 OUTSTANDING HOME received la the office of the LOST: 1 pair of Glasses. Be­ HUTCHISON Ocean front SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ VICTOR—10 key Adding Ma bath*. Garage. Carport. Authority up until l:oo P.M BUYS IN MINUTES! g BEDROOM CB House. Kit BUYING A NEW e r lieved dropped Into gro­ chine, *50. 1105 Forest Dr. Apartment. Daytona Beach. •n Saptambsr 11, 1101. geration service. All work Open Sunday-JIonduy. Cor­ FOR COMPLETE Further Information with cery order a t Tbriftway. then equipped. Csrporte, USED CART FA 2-3326. FA 2-4038. guaranteed. Very reason­ ner Celery Avenue * Itri»tfgard to the plans and ape INFORMATION FLNANCE IT WITH UB Please return to Fred utility. Large corner kit. — — —■ i clfleallona of said projects and able In price. Day FA 2-7434 LIONEL Train table A com aon. 322-31)00. 1333 Elliott Avc. Near Ball 9. F or Hale o r Rent SEE OR CALL ft Low Interest Rates forms on which said proposals Frampton. Thriftway, Night FA 2 2069. must bs aubmlttsd may ba ob* plcte l a y o u t . Excellent Park. 1‘bone FA 2-2064 or ft Low Monthly Payments talnad by eontaetlng the Ex* 5 ROOM House. 817 Catalina. ST. JOHN’S RIVER. Lake Christmas present. Cost FLORIDA STATE BANK FA 2-2324. scutlsa Director, at the Halo Harney. Furalihed Camp LAWNS Renovated * Aerate *218 only *93. 323 0186. Office of tha Authority, on 100' waterfront lot, ad­ Remove Thatch • Chinch 3 BEDROOM, lVfc bath Home. Oordon L* Bradley 1939 VOLKSWAGON Karmlnu R E N T A BED IS COUNTY J l ' D t i n COUNT. joining lot available too. Ctscutlvs Dtraotor Bug Spray (VC-13) Real Estate—Mortgages Fertl323-0690. ORGAN like new. FA 28199 Ghia Sport Coupe. Like Ths Housing Authority ■ KMI SO LB COUNTY. FLOW Rollawsy, Hospital ft Baby Call Owner at 319-3191 ti l N. Park Ave. 3222120 *xe—Ph. FA 2-4244 Beds. new. 1-403 Forest Drive. Ph. of tha City of Sanford, IMA. 12. Real E state For Sale (Geneva), Fit# s*. m i Ravenna Park EA 2-7193 MANSFIELD LAWN SER. SINGER AUTOMATIC Florida By Day, Week, or Month FA 21326. Sewing machine, like new Publish: Aug. 10 A Sapt. I, EVTATK OP Evenings CARROLL’S FURNITURE IIULDA ANN SPENCER, in i. A REAL HOME. If you like Zl i . Special Service* GOVERNMENT makes buttonholes, sews on 2 TON, 2 speed Rear end VI FA 2 2877 FA 2 3829 FA 2-8360 Ilacfiead Ph. FA 2-5181 118 W. l i t St. CDL-Il to entertain or just want OWNED HOMES SOTICW OP P IN A L RFTUH T buttons, monograms, cm Ford. Rig especially for WASHING Machine Service. IS THE ClgCl'IT rfJI RT OP AND APPLICATIO N P O N MIS elbow room, check this one. 16. Female Help Wanted FOR a real bargain in a bruldcrs, etc. All without good Home. Ph. ROOM In hauling trailer, mobila Free estimates on repairs THE SIXTH J l'U I U U C'HS- CHANUE 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Flor­ home buy. sec our selection attachments. Sold new over c e r r , t s asm f o r *kwi* Atl paraone ara haraby notl 323-0391. home. Call FA 2-4377. 2610 Hiawatha. 322 7363. ida room anil all the trim­ MIDDLE aged white woman, fled that tha undaralgnad aa SOLE eorSTV. PMINIMA. of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom, 1 $3<H). Balance now due only IS CHASCKNY SO. Ml IT El'LA MARIE ISOM of aald FURNISHED Apt. 6tl6 S mings. In the center of two *89 86. Wanted resonsible I960 C0RVAIR. *100 down ft and 2 bath homes that are live in and keep house for WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, aetata, hae completed tha ad JAMES PAUL MARCHANT, Park. shaded tots In a choice res­ take aver payments. I ll available for immediate oc­ party to assume payments Plaintiff, mlnlatratlon tharanf and haa SPRINKLER SYSTEMS elderly couple. FA 2-2348. fllad In aald court her final si. Roialia Drive. idential area. Priced below aa law a a iiX t monthly cupancy. These home buys A M Types ami Sue* EVELTN ELIZABETH MAR report and application for die FURNISHED Apt*. Newly Its value with attractive WHITE Housekeeper. Uv# In. are priced below market Trade in fur your old ma charge. Object Iona therein, If We Repair and Service CHANT, decorated. 601 Palmetto. 37. Hunt* - Motor* terms for a quick sale. Defendant. any, ahould ba duly filed. Af Care fur 1 elderly lady. chine. Write Service Dis­ — value. You can purchase a S T I N E -fte ■ — — — m tar filing proof of publication FA2-1374, NOTICE TO APPEAR Reasonable salary. Phone Machinery and Supply Co. count Co. Credit Manager, WAIT for terrlfle reopening Government Owned Home ahowlng thla notice haa been ■TATE OP PI.OEIMA TOi FA 2-1*67. E V E L Y N ELIZABETH publlehed onca a weak for fou 3 BEDROOMS. 2 bath home. P.O. Bux 141, Sanford, FLa for as little as *too.oo to 207 W. 2nd St. FA 20132 sales Sept. 5. enpaecutive weak*, tha matla MARCH .ANT *330.00 down. Monthly pay­ Kitchen equipped. Large of approval af tald report and Addreee and Rtildanct 17. Male Help Wanted HCA Imperial Gateway To Tb* Wsterwey INVESTMENT ft REALTY tha ordering of distribution of ments that include every­ Air-Conditiuninj? DcIIumldlfler UNKNOWN Fla. room A patio. 103 E rollaround. Handles 12.000 Robson Sporting Good* YOU ARE HEREBT JftVTI* aald aetata will coma before 118 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 thing start as tow si *16.00. Onora Hd. FA 2 3137. H. 11. POI’E CO., INC. JE W E L TEA CO., INC. TIED that a Bill of Complaint the eourt. cu. ft. Like new. *43. Ph. Your EV1NRUDE Dealer For complete information Eula Marla Tenm for dlvorca hae bran fllad WILL hire business man to 200 So. Psrk Ave. FA 2-4234 TO HECK YOU SAY! 323-0186. 2 BEDROOM. Fla. Room, 304 08 E. 1st Ph. FA 2-3M1 Aa Admlntatratrlx of aald again*! you. and you ara ra on any Government Owned insnngo home service route SIDEWALKS, driveways, psaatata. Yet you don't know. Call J. gulrad to larva a copy of tha carport, utility. Near School Home, See your anawtr or plaadlng to tha BUI Bairdall. Qrldley and Lewie III the Sanford area, Ex­ W. Hall, Agency have them tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. G.E. FOOD Fn'eirr. 18 cubic 38. M otorcycles. Scooters Cheap water rates. *83. No • f Complaint on tha Plain* Attornaya at Law FHA VA PROPERTY ft. Excellent coitd. *123. cellent retirement plan, hoeshow you this modern con­ S O North Court Street 322-3366. tiff* Atiornay Paul C. Parktna. Pets. 322-8282 alter 1 p.m MANAGEMENT BROKER Danish style Sofa ft ch*fr. DIKES Repaired - Repainted. , *17 Walt South Htraat, Or* Orlando, Florida pltulLstlnn, Insurance and crete block home today. Free pickup and del. Coy'l SANFORD AREA Undo, Plorlda, and ftta tha Publlah Aug. I, 13, IS, 31, 1S« FOR LEASE to responsible mowing, discing, E x c e l l e n t cund. *73, ninny other fringe benefits. Tractor, Quietly resting In the se­ original anawar or plaadlng CDL-S Bike Shop. FA 2-9063. blade, vcoup. FA 2-7664. tenants. 2 Bedrooms, Fla. 322 6303. Guaranteed salary *5200 per rine environment <>f much In tha offlca of tho Clark o NOTICE IS HEREBY OIV tha Circuit Court on or bo room, carport*. U t i l i t y year plus a share of the TREE SERVICE. Expert tree more expensive homes. Tills fora Thuraday. Hapttmber, >1, EN that Tha Houalng Author MOVING, must sell 18 cu. ft. 39. Trailers - Cabana* room, central heat. Exclu­ well kept-bcautlfully main profits. A gt 23 to 40 jrrs., till. If yuu fall to do *o Judg Ry of tha City of Sanford aervice. Reasonable rates, upright fraeter, excellent 47* X to- 1 BEDROOM Trail­ Office FA 2 2118 mant by dafault will ba tak Florida, will entertain pro sively quiet neighborhood. talnad home demands your marritd, high school educa­ 8 years experience. Free an agalnat you for tha ra poaala to furnlah Plra and Ea Night FA 2-0648 condition, *225. 1220 Ran­ er. I960 model. Screened in *75. 322*8282 after 1 p. in, ownership. Some features tion, satsa experience with tended Coverage Insurance for lltf damandad In tha BUI If estimates. Ph. FA 2-4377, 323 0700 dolph Ht. Ph. FA 2-2128. to x M porch. Wall to wall a five.year term beginning C o m p la in t. Include fenced back yard, good work record, and he in WITNKj W my hand and atal November t. m l in th PUUN. Apt. 2300 Mellnnville. 2324 Park Dr. Sanford. Fla. carpeting. Call FA 28112 separate well fur lawn, excellent physical condition. SACRIFICE sals. Fine old 29. A utom obile S erv ice at Sanford, samlnola County, amount of II.731.000.oo on all between 10 ft 3. Plorlda, tTils find day of bulldlhga, together with any Efficiency Apl. *J0 Mo. up. abundant shade trees, fire Intervlswa will be held at upright piunu, excellent HOME BUYERS addltlona or oxtenalone. furnl Auguat. n il. place, two baths, 2 car gar Surplus City. 201 W. lit. Florida Stata Employment AUTO GLASS tuna, very good condition. Shop the Herald Ada where tura, flaturae, equipment and (SEAL) If you find yourself reading age, lovely corner location, Arthur H- Backwlth, Jr. • applies belonging to the aa Service, Tuts., Wed., Thurs. *125. 1220 finudulph St. local merchants offer their this, chances are Dial INSTALLED Clark of tho Circuit Court iurad, located In Caitla Uraw F U R N I S H E D Apartment. etc.; Price you aik? *20,000. 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. best buys. FA 2-2128. By: Martha T. Vlhtan, DC. ar Court, William Clark Court you're seriously giving some Clean and close in. JlmmU S enlrortk OIaai an d P a in t Terms U desired to meet Edward Hlgglna Terrace an Paul C, Parklna thought to buying that Cowan. 322-4013. Conti w ny Cowan-Moughton Terraca. It! Wait South Slraat almost any budget. Oh yell INSURANCE Representative "certain" home for you Bide or propoeal* will ha Orlando, Plorlda It has 3 bedrooms. Call now must be Florida resident 1 210 Magnolia Ph. TA 3-4*22 Publlah Aug. !(. a Sapt. I, received In tha offlca of th 3 BEDROOM house. Kitchen and yours In the near Authority up until 3:00 P. M tor this much for so little year. High School grad. Em­ i. ii. m i. An Investment, not an ex­ equipped. *73. FA 2-3303. future. on sopttmbor II. IMS. CDL-Il cannot last forever. ployed now, own ear and pense. Call FA 2 3612 for Further Information with 121 LAUREL DRIVE IS TMK CIRCUIT COUNT OP regard to tha plana and ape . W. Hall. Realty, 234t S. be between 21-50 yrs. of age. expert advice on a Herald THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIM flcatlona of aald project* and 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ And If tills be the case, we French Ave., FA 2-3641. Man In this area earned advertising campaign. rt'IT IS ASH POII SEMI forma on which aald propoaala at Stenvtrom Realty would ped House. *93 a month. SOLE COUNTY. PMJHIUA *10,000 last year. Apply or mini ba aubmltte I may be like to take this oppurtun NEW LOW PRICE with terms IS I H ASCENT SO. 17TX3 Auto Glass, Topi obtained by contacting the Ph. FA 26137. write 2608 N. Orange, Or­ FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT Executive Director, at th Ity to make this one spe­ to suit buyer. Custom built ft Sea' Covers lando or call 241-6501. OAtlE ASSOCIATION, a cor Mala Office of th* Authority AIR-CONDITIONED OR. In cial request of you. house in good location. puratlon organlitad undar an Hordun L. Mradtey, AUTO GLASS & 3 Rm. turn. Apt. *63. mo. Bedrooms, 2 full Bled ACCEPTING sppllcations for Act of Congraaa and axlallti Executive Director pursuant to tha FEDERAL The Houalng Author! Ill E. 8th St. FA 2-4283. Check with Strnalrom Realty baths, hardwood floors, fireone driver-salesman for SEAT COVER CO. NATIONAL MORTOAOE AS of the City of Sanford, IF YOU W ERE ONE WHO first, or last! You'll lie glad place, separate dining room 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8032 HOCIATION CHARTER ACT Florida Fuel Oil route and one Ser­ 2 BEDROOM rurnlshcd COULD NOT FIND A SALESMAN having 11a principal offlca In Publlabl Aug. 3* A Sapt. you did. and Florida room, Urge vice Station attendant. Call ALL WUltK GUARANTEED apartment. FA 2-0641. tha City of Waahlnglon, Dla till. AT OUlt DEALERSHIP ON AUG. 23 — "eat In" kitchen, double trlcl of Columbia, CDL-Il or write B. H. McAIexand- 31. I'nuttry * Livestock Plaintiff, It may be that you're newly garage with two utility “ CLEAN quiet Rooms" The THEY W ERE ALL VIEWING TH E er, Phone FA 2 2781, P.O. is t iii : c m ht iiu t iii : va. weds, or have reached semi rooms. Lot 10C x 133 beau G ib lti. FA 34)720. SHETLAND PONIES RICHARD R. HALT! and LO Mil t t l j i in.ii. ti:u m il,ll Box 1539. or full retirement. Or per­ tifully landscaped with cut v r t , st a t e ns* fLiiitLA J. KAUB, hi a arllt, FOR CHRISTMAS UNFURNISHED large 2 bed D c f c n d a n t a III s. haps just looking for a lit* many trees Including citrus 19. Situation* Wanted Financing Available *30 ft up. NOTICE OP SALE IV Mill room Duplex. Fla. room. llo "elbow room" for lh*t Last chance as owner leav Estate of JOHN UAITa JceNE*. NOT ICE IS H E R E B Y UIV We will keep until Dec. 21. Electron heat. 14th St. F t t h a t p u r a u a n t t o th a P i n a l JR . HUT W E HAVE NOW DOUBLED growing family of yours. ing town. Open bouse now PERSONALIZED child care. A!m> S a d d l e s , Blankets, Deceased. D a c rta of foracloaura antarad Longwood. 838-3298. 322-3920. TUB NUMBER OF SALESMEN Or, newly arrived in town. at 1814 3Ie!Ionv ille Ave. birdies ft halters. Ph, In t h a a b o v a a t y l a d cauaa S o t iit : tu • iiiiiii rt>u» .1 1 , 1 . i i t u i i m m a e v i l W E L A K A APARTMENTS: pen d lm r In t h a a b o w C ourt t o ON DUTY TO HELD YOU IF YOU FA 2'3179 or FA 2 3077. th e u n d a r a l g n a d Clark will rilHIIIW M AV1VI* CLAIM* 2 BEDROOM frame house CHILD care fur 2 or 3, Prefer WANT TO SAVE ON A 19G3 MODEL Rooms private baths, 114 Whatever the ca»e, we would *>lt t h a f o l i o * I n g d e s c rib e d IIH IlfWAVMV AfiAl.Var SAID 4-5 year olds. 822-3232. Osteen. FA 2-206L consider it a pleasure to 3-. Flower* - Shrub* proparty lo cated In O r a n g a KeTATStt W. F irst SL C ounty. F l o r i d a , d a a c r l b a d aai . You. aud each of you. ere s«rve you. Six courteous, ef­ IKUNINU wanted by hour or ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Lot St, J a n e t u ’e S u b d l v l . hereby nottfl«.| aud r* .|jin l GEItBA DAISIES. Dutch Mill ficient. experienced and In­ piece. 323-0662. • I 'll, a c c o r d i n g t o t h a p l a t to present any claim* and FUHN. apt. 600 Park. Realtor Nursery. Upiala Rd. Just thereof aa recorded In demands whirl) you, ,,r either terested real estate men Raymond Lundquist, Asso uff 20th St. ft 1st f l a t B o o k I t , p a g e JI of of you. may bava axalnaT th* NEW 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, CHILDREN kppt. Fenced in stand ready to discuss your tha fub llo llecurda of •alata of JOHN II.VTTit JuNKU. FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg kitchen equipped. Central yard. individual and personal real Sutulnola C o u n t y , F l o r i d a Jit., also known a* J. H. VEGETABLE plants. See heat <L Alr-Cond. Close In. T g a t h e r w i t h t h a f o llo w in g Julia*, deceased, late of taltl COUNTRY COTTAGE estate needs, and to assist Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store, Child Cate TA 322Tt. lieina o f p r o p e r t y ! C ounty, to th* County Ju d g e *126 a month. Option lu yuu In tile selection of your NICK two bedroom home W e e t l o g l i o a e e (Mall Jlo Isl o f tfem ln ola C o u n t y . F lo rid a . a t 2nd and Sanford Ave. OUR EN TIR E STOCK OF NEW buy. 422 2376 Orlando. N o. 1 1- ’1 ,-1 7 -1 b a r l a l No. hi* offlc# In th« C o u rt non tied in the shade of giant 21. Beauty Salon* ( home. CHEVKOLETS, OLDSMOItILES, of m M Count +t Sftnforile V-1S41H Oak trsen on a beautiful W • etlm ihou,I t a n s * to p Florida, within tU e*Un<Ur 31AYFAIR: 3 Bedroom, 1 SANFORD HERALD CADILLACS AND TRUC KS, "Back to School Specials'* JI ,.j*1 Nn. l*LC-4 tiarLl months from th« tlm* ut th« acre of land junt D> min­ bath, largo y a rd , (too Stenstrom Really, tong re­ AI-SO USED C ARS AND Better Wuves *7.50 to *12.50 No, V - t « J » I 3 first publication of thla nallcs WANT ADS utes drtvg fruin Sanford. cognised as the “ Home of monthly. FA 2-4709, *Srri or Day A N i g h t Y u r n a c a Jlo* Two eoplvt of #*,ch cl■ TRUCKS HAVE BEEN Kwior or scissors shaping Homes," has the home for If you yearn for the ser­ b« In wrltlnf. d»l No. l i - r X i l - P I I ««r* demand BRING rAST Color, Upping ft bleaching lal Xu. l A - 6 P - t a i 7 l and aUftll th# pUc« of FL'RN. 2 Room Eff. Apt. you. May we show it to enity of country living, Day A. N i g h t H o t W a l t r rtftliltnca ami po*t offlca adEve. Appts. Soft Water Private Bath and entrance. you soon.* this today. ONLY *6,5(8). RESULTS Haata.- Modal No. S4*C*I dfoaa of th* rUlm-inta and Harriett's Beauty Nuuk 1st floor. FA 2-2489. •hftll ba awurn to !*Y tha Barlal No- T C B - W t S t ALSO — Gentleman's 5 s.ie a! publti- s a l t t o t h a h l g b t i t claimant, hla agftnt. or atiufFA 25742 TO MAKE WAY FOR NEW Kauchatta, fenced and cross 103 So. Oak bi dder fo r c a l l ! a t tS:4d noon nay. a.id anconipanUd by a FURNISHED cottage at Five 19f)I MODELS. SO COME IN o n th e Srd d a y o f S ep tem b er. filing fta of on* dollar an-1 GREEN BltlAK fenced postures, with neut S P E C I A L Points. *43. per month. Ph. 1»4!. a t l h a W a i t Dour of •ueh claim or ti*m anl not *■* NOW, SELECT YOUR NEW CAR AND Real Estate—Mortgages 2 bedroom modernised home BACK to school offer, one of Choice luls available in t h a se inl:io!# C o u n t y Cou rt* fllad *nall ba v«»U FA 2-1467. Greenbriar uf Lech At bur 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2120 i%t BEN JONICR b o a t s . S an fo rd . Vlorld*. booked to largo cool screen­ our better cold waves *8.50. overlooking golf course. \ Admlnl«i.-., -r tha j 3 b k u r o o m S. 1‘u bath. Kit Ravenna Park tS BAL) FA 27193 ed porch—See this at *15,We now bsvo a special fa ­ ( untom building to your Arthur if. tte.:k%eli!i Jr. Ustata -* Evenings 500—mostly cash. r l e r k of th* I 'lr .u l: Court JOHN UATT8 JifXLh. Jit then equipped. Fenced back­ -peeifiralioil. Greciibriar cial booth services from «t« niinu ia C o u n t y , e l o r l d a Dacsaaod. yard. 322-6832. 3105 S. Park. FA 2 M il FA 2 3829 FA 2-8360 developed by tip to tip. OKU. A. MHKKIt. JU B) : M a r t h a T . Aliiieh Attorxsy (or said Ks'.ata Deputy Clerk Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop KINGSWOOD 3 BEDROOM, unfurnished ttiw Maxnolla Avanu* smith a k ea tin o BUILDERS INC. 318 Palmetto Ave. house an new Upisls Road, St. Johns Realty Sanfirt, riortt* * :« It u t l s n d B i l t l d l h f 2 U2 Fairmont llr. Publtahi Aug. H A B#pe 1. S Phone dour 1 322-0831 0 :1 in I ■ F l o r i d a back of OavL Well in., shop. THE TI3IE TESTU FIRM REALTOR IXSUUOR :i!> E. 2nd ST. - SANFORD • 2500 1*ARK AVE, FA 2-8074 '-J. 11». !• ii,::- a ... ;v, n»J PboUu douf 2, 222-3525 Owner* now on property. 11C N. Pork Ave. t A 2-U123 FA 2*4991 1913 8. French Ave CDL-tS UDL* i * l Stenstrom Realty SOUTHW ARD I >) 22. Build • P aint * Repair 92. Flower* - Shrub* Semi-Retired Carpenter NORTHERN OWNER, Offers four 2 bedroom houses tor Small Repairs — Painting Phone FA 2-7983 sale. Can be bought singly. Bargains for cash or will sell on term tor 20G- down. 25. P lam btuf Services Prices on requests. 322-82*2 HINSON ft HEARN after 1 p. m. PLUMBING CONTRACTING Repairs ft Water Heaters LAKE MARY FREE ESTIMATES Lakey lew a lake privilege. 204 E. 3rd St. 322 9143 CBS 1 bedroom furnished. Total price *4300. High ft PLUMBING dry Lots 80 x # m \ *673 Contracting Repairs terms. Urown Realty. Ph. FREE ESTIMATES FA 2-3237 or FA 2 1964. R. La HARVEY 204 Saatord Are. FA M M IMMEDIATE occupancy, two 3 bedroom model Homes. 26. Radio ft Tolevlsiou LMX Enterprises, I n c . Highland Avc. Longwood. USED T.V. Seta *10 up. Ser* TE 9-3911, vice calls *2.00. Sanford T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 9778. JOHN E. FOX REALTOR 27. Special Service* 110 N. Park Avc. 323 0330 GOVERNMENT HOMES Legal Notice ) ,4 i 12. Real E state For Rale * ft Jim Hunt Realty H 0 LU R S °/S A N F0 R D • <♦ A I c * SORRY! 1964 CH EVROLET HURRY! REDUCED Stenstrom Realty SAVE! Stemper Agency • !• T H I �khoobhB More Counties To Integrate • Monday © Tuesday • Wednesday WYTHEVILLE, V*. (L'PI) — A tractor-trailer truck Jacknlfcd InU ■ parked police car Sunday killing two police­ men. Patrolman Raymond Albert Chapman, M, and Claudim Edgar Irvin, 3<S, were In their patrol ear in front of the town”* bu* itatlon when a huge tractor-trailer went out of control on the rain-illck ■treet and flammed into their ▼chicle. TALLAHASSEE (UP!) School bell* rial in early September tad la at least (ferae Florida m atter they will remmee Negroes to prevtooaJy all-whtto school*. Negroes will Join whiter for the first tins in Okaloora, Dival aad Le«o counties MR. G FROZEN "MAXWELL HOUSE1 't M 'N t t t r,H oust The fish w*« chosen ** e s y m b o l of watchfulnesi againit temptation by the ancient Buddhists, because eye* of fi»h have no eyelid* and are never closed. The total aomber of Ne­ groes attending previously a11-white reboots is unknown. Thi stale school superintendeat's effke here keep* ao record* ea the race of stuSanta, aad aelther do moat JOE-LEN BATTLE, of Oviedo, receives congratulatory handshake from Pastor Stephen M. Tuhy upon being commissioned ns a teacher a t St. Luke's C hristian Day School in Slavia. Battle was graduated laat June from Concordia Lutheran Teachers College a t R iver Forest, 111. His wife, Joan, a t rig h t, will teach a t South Seminole Junior High this year. Cewttii w h i c h already lava daaegrsgatad school factlities are Dads, Volusia, Orasfl, Brtovard, Plnellaa, JACKSON, bllaa. (UPI) Hillsborough, Sarasota, Palm Coleman Bsadi, Broward, Monroe and Former Gov. J. At latest report, only litre* Nagroe* la Leon County have applied tor traaafers mads possible under th# state's pu­ pil auignmant law. Alt three wUl bo fat the Uth grade at Leon High School. A stair Step desegregation plan has beta approved for Lmb school* by th* Federal District Court for North Flor­ ida. Th* Okaloosa School Board agreed laat January to deaogregate Ua faculties for children af federal employes. Thia decision doca not affect other Negroes, but a atalr Step desegregation plan has been submitted to the federal end Lt. Got. Paul B. Johnson wind up their heated runoff campaign fo r governor to­ night with atatewlda televlalon talk*. About 460,000 voter* are ex­ pected to eaat ballot* In Tueaday’a Democratic runoff between the two longtime polit­ ical foe*. Th* weatherman he* fore­ cast a hot election day with temperature* climbing Into the mld-OOa under partly cloudy aklea. There also may be soma acattered ahowers. By United Pres* International A civil right* rally at New York'* Polo Grounds flopped Sunday, but Negroes opened a email crack In one of the Deep South’* more formidable racial barricra. Negroes attended religious services at two white church­ es a t Plaquemlne, La., but were turned away at (wo oth­ er*. Plaquemlne has been the seen* of numerous racial arresta. Only 2,002 persons puid 02 each to get into the New York baseball park which China once waa known is seata about 60,000. A crowd of Cathay. nbout 30,000 bad been expect­ . . . Too may be qualified fee 11,000 life Imuraece . . . eo you will not burden your loved one* with funeral and other espeti'M. This NEW pulley Is especially helpful to (hose be­ tween ID and 90. No medical etamlaalion necessary. OUI LINE LEfiAL RESERVE LIKE INSURANCE. . . , No agent will call on you. Free Information, no obliga­ tion. Tear out this ad right ed to attend the rally to raise now. , , . Send your name, nddreua funds and stir up enthusiasm and year of birth to: Central Life Insuranre Cot, for Wednesday'* civil rights Security Dept. M-712. 1118 West Rose, march on Washington. dale, Fort Worth I, Tessa. ALL PURPOSE “SHURFRESH REFRIGERATED " C r is c o > OIL" • 8 OZ. PKGS, large 21 OZ. BOTTLE, LAUNDRY & CLEANERS SAME DAY SERVICE • FLUFF DRY • FINISHED LAUNDRY • DRY CLEANING "TOPS IN DUALITY & SERVICE** 501 W. 1st. Limit: One With Your 11 Or More Food Order, Please Opposite Goodyear McKENZIE’S At leait U Negros* wars espeeted to attend cliaiei with wbltea In Duval County. FROZEN Legal Notice ALL FLAVORS • COLLAR!) • MUSTARD • CHOPPED SPINACH a n t e s to c n B o rro w s T o a tit, r n s o t i m vs vo CLAIM! on n r .a t M it A u s ta iT a a to r s t s t r i Yo u i n ! «»<-h o r jTiii ar* h a r e h y not If Iwt a n d r*<iulr*.| t o fit* a a r claim * a n d d am a n d a watch ynu, o r a l t h . r a f you, m i r hsva ig aln .t • a i d . s t a t s In t h a nffl.-a of l i n n . C. V .r n o n Mia*. C o u n t y l u d g a of p .m l n o t a C o u n t y , at hla offlca In t h a C o u r t l l o u . a In Hanford, K lo r ld i* w l l h l n ■U e a l . n d i r m o n t h s f ro m th a t l m a a t Oia (Irot p u b l i c a t i o n a t th in aotlca. B a c h c l a i m or d a m a n d n t u l ba In w r i t i n g a n d co n tain t h a p t a c a of M i ­ l i t a n t s and p««t n t t l c s a d d r * . . o f l h a c la im a n t a m i nm *t bs • w o r n to by t h a e t a t n i i n t , hla a g a n t or attorney, o r tha u n i s h a l l h a void. r t l l A T N A T IO N A L BANK AT Otlt.AMDO n r : iiAiiot-u k. acitooet. SI A K Kit, aa T r u a t O W c r o f Tha Viral tiatlnnst I I . nk a t O r l a n d o . A* b i t . u l u r o f **ld attala W h l l a k . r , W l g f t n a A tlrlg man I I S E a a t Co lonial t»r. O rlando, Florida l- u b l la h l A u g . a. teas 1>, 3*. J trp t. t, There’s No Need To Wait. 48 Oz. Can • TURNIPS WITH ROOTS • TURNIPS I t enda riihhpnn drudgery forever! 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Two coal miners were pull­ VOL. 56 21 prior to the Inspection of United Press lea se d W ire Established 1908 TUES., AUGUST 27, 1965 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 4 two of the five proffered pro­ ed up safely through a 3OTperties. foot-drep shaft early today Hendrix Chandler, corpor­ from the black underground ate secretary of the Board of cell that had been their pri­ Control, informed The Herald son for two weeks. One sang, this morning from Tallahas­ (he other danced. see that coming here for lh« • •• initial Inspection will be: Henry Throne and David Fellin were in high spirits as Dr. J Broward Culpepper, rescue workers lifted them executive director ot Iho Owner of the Paints Hotel al approval to legal docu­ slowly through the 18-inch on West First Street is one ments transferring title of Bo*rd of Control; Forrest shaft drilled through dirt, of 28 property holder* given city-owned property to San­ Krlley, hoard architect; Jack No End Seen clay, rock and coal. Sutton, research aisoela'e; until Jan. I to improve their ford Naval Academy. Com­ TAMPA (UP!)—The bitter Jerry Jones, properties offi­ Fellin. 38. was singing. "I'll buildings or have them razed. mission also authorized City General Telephone Co. strike cer. and one or more board be coining around the moun­ Most owners appeared at a Manager \V. E Knowles to moved into it* 49th day today member*. tain" during the stow ascent. public hearing by the City negotiate for a Butler-type and a spokesman for General • « • Thrnne. 28, danced a little Commission Monday evening building for construction on Chandler explained the sur­ predicted It would continue vey team will inspect the soNews bulletin from the jig when he reached the sur­ to request the time extension West Sixth Street for the "for a number of months." called Lake Ada site, as pro­ I lul l.la S ut« InrititJ of Health face. to allow them to repair liieir; parks deputinn-fit, to .'.place • « * posed by Hie City of Sanford, tends. ''Don't delay another properties to meet building a building sold to the acad­ 9-Monlli Strike Throne was llte first to be code specifications but no emy. day getting your flu shot. The during the morning hours and WHO EWELL. Tenn. (UPD one of fuur other sites during onset of rnoler weather is the rescued. lie was wearing a representative appeared lin* In other action, the Com­ —The uneasy and oflen vio­ the afternoon. football helmet and to cheer­ time of danger. It takes a Iho hotel property. mission: lent strike of miners in The team will return Oct. month for a shot to hccume ing men and women on the Gave iir>t reading to an or­ Commission also gave lilt southeastern Tennessee coat ti and spend that day in­ surface he looked like a •ffeetive." dinance annexing the Finefields began it* ninth month specting two more sites and • » • grimy astronaut who might crest Shopping Center and di­ today with no end tn sight. have been plucked front a the fifth ami last site on Oct. • l)PI fuilcd to report it to­ rected an ordinance be draltday but radio news broadcasts space capsule. 13. cd extending the liquor zone Spy Charge Minutes later Fellin was Mayor Tom McDonald, at stated thu Houston Colts have to Include the center; LONDON (U l'll — British Monday evening's City Com­ decided to set up their spring brought to the surface. Authorized Knowles to ne­ expert* »ahl today the Soviet mission meeting, stated tho Drilling with a 12'*-inch training camp a t Cocoa. Sarigotiate lor the purchase of a Union is operating alioul loo survey team will be taken to hit began 7 a. m. EDT in an ford loses out again. new land-fill tractor, esti­ “ trawlers" as .spy shins, the City-proposed site in air• • • effort to find a third miner, mated to cost $18,000; equipped with rudar and elec­ conditioned Jeeps. Thu.-e weekend winds play­ Louis Itova. -12, who was trap­ Took under study a pro­ • • • tronic device*. ed havoc with tint police heud- ped about IS feet from F E R X A N D IN A REACH (lUieittU .spent today w ith C ity M annyor W. E . WASHINGTON (U Pli-T he posed ordinance requiring re ­ Throne and Fellin in the Aug. Announcement of the Im­ <|Uutters' American flag . , . Know lew v ie w in g Sun font o p e ra tio n s, e-ijHifinll.v tile rol'iisu division, in nation’s leading railroads an­ tailer* of Cumimnmt-macle More Workers pending visits was made by whipped it to thirds. Is why 13 cavc-in. Drilling with a 3w hich th e v is ito r s w ere luiT iciiim ly in terested . F ro m th e le f t: Raym ond products ta obtain a 3l,ooo IInounced today they wilt em­ TALLAHASSEE (UPD — the board In a letter to Gctl, Did Cloiy D not flying there Inrh bit also was resumed S ittitr, a d m in is tra tiv e A ssistant o f th e F lorida Letijnie o f M unicipalities, bargo all freight effective at cciise and to designate these The Stale Department of J. C. Hutchison, chairman of today. Hut a new one is on in a hole nearby where ope­ .Im k ao n v ille; J im H eard, I'erim ndim t c ity m u tin eer: K now les; Dave S at* rations had been delayed for 12:01 a .m. (local time) Thurs­ products as such; Public Welfare was author­ Ihe County Commission. Tho order. chel, F e rn a n d inti H eath city m a n a g e r and fo rm e r S em m inole C ounty day becau-e of the nation Set lor public h carin: on • • • hours. ized today to hire an addition Commission lias been desig­ wide strike threatened for Sept. 23 a Zoning and Plan• • • clerk, ttml lie n S oren sen and I.. L. Holmnnmi, Fei iiam lina Hettch m m al 212 worker* tn make It nated by the board as tho City Attorney Dill Hutchi­ ning Commission recom­ missioner*. (lle ra ltl P hoto) State Mines Secretary II. that time. IMissible to continue receiving oflfci.il body to present tho son, professing to having a Meanw title-, n o l i c e s of mendation for rczonlng in salJ, federal matching fund*. proposals. hoarse throat, requested amt Beecher Charmbury General Hutchison was re­ was granted permission to "We talked to Fellin and he sweeping work rule* changes Robinson’s Survey, and were posted tn rail terminals Took under study Knowles’ ported negotiating with Capt. Rescue Reported leave the City Commission bePcvcs Bov a is alive." rial Bova's 32-year-old wife, and shops across (he countrj reeniu rnendat ien i ir recodify.MIAMI tUPD—Cuban refit Hubert Ware, commanding of­ meeting early Monday eve­ FA a. was taken Monday night lor tile third time lids sum­ mg amt editing the city's or­ gccl reported today thut anti- ficer of Hanford Naval Air ning. As he put it. "I would dinance*. Cavtro guerrillas r e s c u e d Station, fur a helicopter to like to cheek out." To which to Locust Mountain State Hos­ mer. A railroad spokesman said three condemned men from a allow the inspection team to Commissioner Jimmy Crapps pital at Shenandoah for ob­ firing squad in L is Villas have an aerial view of Ihe quipped: "Better check your servation. A physician said, the embargo means Ihe car"It's been an awful shock" riers will not accept freight premiums.'' I Province la*t week, killing properties. Ik fee loading, transporting. In­ • • • for her. Twenty three sites have The niieinpt of County Com , sioner John Alexander made eight CaMroit* militiamen in been proposed for the uni­ The Little Bed Sehoolhouse Site was resting comfortably. terchange or reconfmeraenl i Ilia procesi. (IT 'D — K V v l tt c d tiM .ru v . i. stoners Jam es Avery unJ . r~ \* i a motion to restore the 111) versity in six of the nine will reopen Sept. 8. Mrs. Jer- Fellin and Throne put on alter Wednesday midnight. An m of waUlifu 1 waiting J in Fitzpatrick to lop oil the l *0 o .C l v c A l omcc expenses to the budget, ^ICCtlOnS Off The spokesmen a said counties in the East Central Xy hceth announces -!»• will parachuted) pc harness for - til -.1 lo t- m Potomac Kivrr office of home demonstration with a iceeind by Mayor Lee Eantuu * Yl e a • y Attack t v '21 moat rutifojui*‘also will i ex be at the school, bixth Street the final aieen ' SAIGON, South Viet Nam— Florida areas. fog to-tay over tin. nation'* a ;ent, held by .Misa Myrtle Gary. The board is expected to •ml Palmetto Avenue, all this minutes to briti; up Throne schedule pa -ir.or t r a i n s . .umlton fijvr i (VAH-7). <!1 . ,.,n.»! tlie Ui •. t ol -a • (UPI) — South Vietnamese Fitzpatrick and Avery re-1 >ycd with the U. S ' cut I peeled lOO.Cnu ur muiu civd Wilson, from toe county bud­ make it* decLiun at a meet­ week to tuke applications for and only 8 lor Fellin, ending which would ud be abb- to President Ngu Dinb Diem, get fur thu next year met willt m a died adauu-nt ill their! ing Nov. 8 at Jacksonville th e enrollment of mentally an operation ti.it required rraca taeir u < lies land <n and SUttl lic e t, c.itiv la:! right* umi ilur* U t u . i i j . defeat Unlay when more than stand that the 111) olilce is ' currently embroiled in a or Dec. 6 at Boca Baton. more than a week of p r e p a r ­ | January, t o d a y continued by Hie strike deadline, retarded children. Official* and ordinary fit- 30 women filled the rum mis­ "niec, but not necessary” ami I crisis with the country's Budd­ • * * ation. But he su id .1 very eff.-rt preparation* aboard the t.’sS liens ot thu Di t r i l l of Co* hist.*, today postponed Nation­ Enterprise f r a he [it. 3-j Iu in Lilts, wise III llle ways Ilf sion morn to protest the is "not a part of county gov­ al Assembly election* until will he matte u move p«sYouth Council of the Sunmove. ernment" and voted "No." tier Irani* aln ady enroute to 1 omecoming, ford Jtec rent Ion department further notice, inaugural pm.id wild to roe!.’ Com mission Chairman J . ■Alter more than in hour of Local Navy ofIici.it. in honiecoQsingt, went [mint* from w ich traveler* will hold its annual IJaik-toabout may convenlenilv ain n g e *1 i nounced tlir squadron's tu A ihfir bi't-mlaut.- ini i a. otioiM plea*, explanations anil point­ IliitchiMin broke the 2-2 dead- j Klnn Head H urt School dance 8-11 p.ra. Friday j 3A Vigilante alrcrait will Ily for the mammuih r dly in u making by members ot the lock hy easting hi* vote w ith! -SENECA, S. C. (UPI) — ternatc Iran -j o.lutiun." to the music of thu ".Mono­ The announcement* came over Sanford in formation husinrislike, nlino t blase, li t and Home Demonstration the yea*, to the applause of j Three Alabama men. Includ­ tones." School dress only — ( lulls ol Hu* county, Commls- Ihe ladies in the ruom. CAPE C A N A V E R A L a* the Senate headed toward late next Tuesday or early manner. sorry, no shorts, Avery, who told Hie wo­ ing ItolH'rt M. Shelton, slate (Ul’ll —• A Eaturn-t "su­ • • • MIAMI (L T D -A Miamian it* first test vole on legis­ Wednesday announcin: their president uf the Ku Klux Police posted " n o p.-iking” men ' it takes a tut of cour­ per-booster" rocket stood on John J. Cronin, regional rep- picketing Florida F ad Coast lation to settle Hu- tour year- return from n long—but ac­ sign* in u lutl-squ.il' blink age to sit up and face you" Klan, remained Hospitalized its launching pad today to tesentative of the Nationul Hallway facilities was charg­ old dispute over work rule* tive — Mediterranean deploy are a in Hie h eart of llo- city, amt Commissioner Fitzpatrick here today from injuries suf­ begin three month* of getting Association of Heal Estate ed with failing to yield the changes anil block the threat­ ment. Including some of the «-.>piLul'ji told them "my mother taught fered when their small char­ ready for an attem pt to send Hoards, will spend Thursday right of way Monday after he ened walkout. Airlift* arc scheduled to de­ most famous lundmxt 1 The me to cook, sew ami niako tered plane crashed in moun­ the world’s largest satellita with local realtors and other was knocked down by a car Tlie decision was lo>come posit Hie remainder o( the parking ban, si in .lull ,1 to be­ tied*" lost ground steadily to tainous country Monday. into orbit. business leaders, according to T h e picket, Comer W. on an amendment designed to squadron's nearly-300 support gin at one iiiiiiutd pm t millThe massive booster, ship­ PI LA, Yugoslavia (UPD— the solid advance of argu­ f , F. Field, president of the Branch Jr., suffered a minor make the Senate trill conform personnel at Barney Field night tonight, loomed iis the Ties Severed ments from the women. ped to Cape Canaveral from Seminole County Board of knee Injury. with a me a sore approved late Wednesday and Tburs m ajor probteiu for tto thou- Soviet Premier Nikita Klim PNOMPENH, Cam­ Commissioner Avery sug­ Huntsville, Ala., Inst week, Itcultors. He will address a Police said Branch was Monday hy Hie House Com- day (Sept. Si. sumls of g o vernm en t work­ thchev reached Hie halfway gested that, along vvilh their bodia (UPD — The govern­ was hoisted upright on thu point uf hi* Yugoslav visit to­ board meeting at noon, The "Peacemakers" last er* who stteu in into Wash­ picketing Ibe r . d way's yards mcrcc Committee, thu* speed­ ment ol L ’amhixlin announced giant cuncm'-i pad Monday, • • • day with success apparently other courses, Hu- Home Dem­ at Wrsl Miami Springs when ing llte legislative procedure. week relinquished their Sixth ington cii-I i weekday. onstration women ruuld use today it has decided to sever Mis-ite worker* Immediately Florida Developme.it Com­ the car hit him. responsibilities to The House bill was ached F l e e t tinge f u s t a rt tents blus- a sored fur Id* "bury Hie li.il "a good course in county gov­ diplomatic relations w i t h began attaching four large mission is haek with a new to come before the rules Heavy Attack Squadron One. Vimed in the pntl i -mioinnl - clict" mission. The driver n[ the ear vvas South Viet Nam. It gave as and four small fins to it* bot­ ernment." free fall catalogue of package not connected with the strike committer today tor clear­ also of Sanford. This is VAII iutf Hio W ashington MuouKhrushchev appeared to In other business the com­ one of its reasons the "perse­ tom. vacations. This edition, with in any way, police said, and ance to the house Hour where i's first deployment since In- m ent und tlie 1. n . •■.n Memo- have secured the alliance id mission authorized the zoning cution of Vietnamese Budd­ If all goes a* plan ed, tho 121 pages, lists 1,321 package was not at fault when lie hit leader* hoped final approval Cuming the Heel's second Yt rial, tlio rallying pom « for Yugoslav president Tito In director to issue a warrant hists." rocket — most powerful ever Vacations. The booklet is the picket. gilante squadron. the Kremlin . tetter idiolo i could lie vcitnl Wednesday.. Ilia m a n liei* , wlio-o U-udcr.s for the arrest of Itobert May . . . . >t . .. , flown in the free world—wdl 4* uvuilulde upon request to the began ui riving heie Monday. eat and political (cud with for keeping horses on lii* i u l S M b S I p p l \ O tti put uhnut .'l l,nun pounds into Florida Development Com­ A. 1'hilip ttaiidul lilt Beil China JACKSON, Miss. (U l'l) — orbit sometime mound midproperty in spite of repeated mission, Tallahassee. elder statesm an of tliu ,'segio Tlie Soviet premier's visit warnings. Former Gov. J, I*. Coleman, November, Ibis is more than • ♦ • civil rights mnveiiii i ami also was rottsidered a tri a tme-time Kennedy-fur i'res twice n- heavy ru Ihe Vostuk Jim Itay, 19-year-old son "fath er" of Hie mini . sui-i uiupli for Tito, who seem* to Ment man who later became space-hip* (lie Soviet Union of Mr. and Mrs. II. F. DykeMonday “ no lot re u m b r the have erased Hie Kremlin's Hi sene banted, and 1.1. Gov. ha* used to transport it* to — Ilia, of French Avenue, receiv­ sun cun tiloek oi stem Hiia Mack marks against him and Paul B Johnson Jr., son ol imiiinut* into space. ed nationwide publicity in a • ivti right* levolut.'.ii te>w un­ won pew economic help us ii u former governor, meet to­ A hydiogrn-fueted second national news maga/dne re­ der way.” reward for Ids cooperation. MIAMI i UI'D—Daniel Lee day in Hie . runoff /nr tho -luge that will ride into space cently. Jim, s life guard ul Yugoslav sjMikcsmun ron- Hamrick, 12. was accidentally Democratic nomination lor | atop the 1'ii-inillion-pound Coney Island. New York, this firmed the two leader* were shot to death hy a young governor. I thrust Saturn-1 booster I* lust summer, war piturvd developing niuiu.il eoupera companion Monday w It i I e i tentatively scheduled to uiri' * giving mouth-to-mouth reHun in Hie face uf Column playing with a :tocaliber rif­ here around Sept. 27. But in­ JACKSONVILLE (L T D suscitation t a lightni* M v.cle roller- said Bichard Ma­ formed sources aid it cuuld U. S District Coui t tooi. i nist Chinese opposition. tint. They aru discussing the in lian, also 12, cleaned the wca| arrive us much a* u wee* sued a teni[Nirar) mj melton - — -T 'A ti-rnatiuu.il situation as re- pon, pointed il at Hamrick I em ber. prohibiting "w ild cat" picket ing hy striking e m p k q r* ot :ard* Hie West, and prob­ and pulled the trigger, not KINGSTON • UN-THAMES the Florida E a s t toast Hail lems of t Ii u International realizing it vvas loaded. England (UPD—Peter Jongs, Picnic Wednesday Co in ill mu it movement way nl properties of other an |8-)earoId laborer, told a Seminole Chapter 2 OES railroads or terminals Slate Reefed Up court Monday lie was swing­ and their famltic.* will ho!1! Itle it-luntli-in ‘iip'.tetle Rollins (irunt TALLAHASSEE I UI'D — ing Irom the roof of Hie Ihe annual Robert Morris pic­ a lu-day restraining ord r i* WINTER I'AltK (UP!) — [The tie pact me ill uf Agricul- Kingston parish church one nic tills Wednesday al 6 31 CHICAGO <UPI> — A lead­ sued Aug. Ii. which end d one- the National Science F’upnda- lure said .Monday that I.OIL- recent midnight because "I pin. at tlie Florida Power ing Methodist bishop told Die day'* wildcat pick) tin ' of a lion tin* awarded a SI2.ijOo in ho.7 head of cattle and IT.hta have an arrangement with Employes Bldg., in Enter­ denomination's second con­ railroad crossing used 1 the stitulional grant for science colonies of tu-e* were ilupoit* Hu- vicar." prise. Members are asked to ference on human relations Atlantic Coast Lille Badroad to Rollins College, il uu* ed into Florida during the lie was fined 38 to fur be- bring food amt table service Monday nizht that the nation announced today. | l!Mi2 63 season. and other rumpanii ina drunk anil disorderly. (or their family and guests. o! equality is the ‘ silent part­ ner” o( prejudice. Bishop F. Eserla Ensley, president of the church's Na­ tional Board of Christian Soc­ ial Concerns, urged aUml t,ARLINGTON. Vu t FIT) — Imldiru* when Castro look or uot It was Hie Berlanti "il ' a Latin American gov­ uncovered evidence willed (*xj ministers ami laymen to Millionaire New York Flor­ | over in Cuba, was killed with aircraft. Two mutilated bodies ernment would officially re " indicated Berlanti and It is disregard the "mathematical ida developer Louis BciUnll fits son, Frederick, 31, when have been Identified as those cognize hi* organization sun. Fred, may have died at category" ot equality and at­ pledged 3300.uOu lo help fizht of t ie fwo men. j iheir light plane plunged Into In Miami, news executive lb,- hand* of Castro agents." LOVELY 111 LA HANDS anil lovely wnhincx, Gloria am I Karen (Jm-m* tempt instead to "sense" the Fidel Castro before in- w:i> Mario Garcia Kuliiy of Ar­ v.ill lie among the headliner.* of the old fashioned vaudeville show nt the needs of Hie American Negro. Meanwhile, Ibe L'ivi; .\cruo* killed in a mysterious plane the lake D days ago. lington, head of Ibe Organizu Ralph It, nick of television Ritz T heater, Sept. 3. The entertainm ent provided by talented local peo­ "I don’t think we of the crash in Florida's Lake A fisherman und his wife lion fur Hie Liberation of Cu­ station WTVJ said that Ber­ nautics Board (CAB) hem ple will b« followed by a firs t ru n show, “ A New Kind of Love” starrintf white race understand the Okeechobee, a Cuban exile j said they saw a plane, its ba (OLC), said be had a lanti had lost "several mil­ was Investigating the crash, Paul Newntan and Joanne Woodward. Tickets a re on sale from all Koburden of spirit which our leader said Monday ni-ht. engine on fire, cra-.i into ttie letter from Barlanti dated lion" In interests ,n Cuba af­ particularly tie movements tarian.w and at the Ritz theater. Proceeds of the benefit show will go bvNegro brethren carry." he Berlanti. on, who cD I h" laic late at n hi, but ii liai last June Ft offering to hue ter Ca.-tru came into power, of Ihe Herbnt.s before I'uia v.urd the new pediatrics ward ul Seminole Memorial Hospital. lit'tuck s a id tike slalom had plane went Ju-vu. lost million, of dial* m not Ucn established whether J $;>oo,oua in bond (rum the ULC sa d . i City Commissioners passed by resl qukk Mamlay eve­ ning k recommendation by City Manager Pete Knowles that all commercial signs be removeil from public proper­ ty. A« one Commissioner ex­ claimed. “This la a hot pota­ to." Scents an earlier similar recommendation also was ta ­ bled because property involv­ ed was owned by a "high up" official. CsBimL-nuncr* also 'look under study'' a letter relative to capital Improve­ ment needs from Clifford MrKibhln Jr., chairman of the Planning and Zoning Commission, bused tnuclily*on the George Simons report of March 11)61. Palms Hotel A m o n g 28 Doomed Buildings WWA Rail Embargo On Freighl Set Thursday Washington Prepares For VAM-7 Coming rtighis itorcli Iloquent P!eas Get H D B a d e In Budget 'Super-Booster' Rocket On Pad Picket, Hit By Car, Held For Failing To Yield Nikita Success W ish Tito Seen Boy, 12, Dies As Pal Fires Gun Pickets Banned Heeds Pressed Over Equality Deal With Vicar Didn’t Help C a s t r o A g e n t s Linked To Berlanti Deaths In P S a n e # � 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, August 26, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 26, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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(UPI) President Kennedy keynoted m 11-ataU tour at eoeoem ttaa a rt a t today with • call Aw apaeo-ago Americans to ilacn v tr "whole new uairersm ” of opportunity in their ew a land, water end idle Ab e r d e e n . s. d . a m > Mrs. M iry Ann Fincher mo­ thered her other five child­ ren in the quiet of her borne today while her fim out quin­ tuplet! squalled and winded in their hospital Incubator*. Mrs. Fitcber and her hus­ band, Andrew, 38. didn't plan to venture from their old, 10room farm house just outside Aberdeen on Mrs. Fischer’s first full day home from the hospital. ller homecoming Monday, afternoon was a quiet, sub­ dued affair compared with the commotion that followed the births of the quinta in the predawn hours a week ago Saturday. The oldest three children were in school. But Evelyn, 4, and Dcnlae, 3. were at home with their grandmother, Mrs. Elmer Brady, of Hecta, 5. D., when the Fischers pull­ ed un in their new station wagon. When Mrs. Fischer walked cut of St. Luke's Hospital on the arm of her husband, she broke into tears as she told reporters, "I want to lhank everyone for everything they have done—I appreciate it more than I can ever tell.'* Inside the hospital, the quints continued their regu­ lar feeding of milk formula every two hours. The biggest and the most active—the lone boy, James Andrew— tugged at a bottle a couple times Sunday. But he, like the other four, con­ tinues to be fed through a nose tube. The old rhyme— "Saturday'a child hat to work for Ita living"— will not be true of Hie Fischer quints, at least at first. A planning committee hoped to take the Fischers later this week to inspect prospective sites for the new 8100,000 home the Aberdeen folks bnvn promised them. The quints were a month premature, and Oct. II, would, in a way, be a sort of birthday, too, and the cele­ bration was planned with that in mind. The C b t e f Executive's avowedly "non-political" five-, day Journey acros* the eontl-j • e a t started with a salute in Pcnaiylvanla to the RepubllJERRY KOIJI, AMII2, re-enlisted for six yearn c m father of the conservation recently aboard the USS Saratoga in the Medi­ movement, Gifford Plnebot. terranean Sea. Kolb (left) is congratulated by Kennedy's tour also will his commanding officer, Cdr. J. L. Shipman, of lake him to nine north-central Heavy Attack Squadron 9, land-based at San­ end western states where ford Naval Air Station. (Navy Photo) Demecrotie senators running lo r re-election la 1M4 have SOUTHS1DE PTO OFFICERS meeting for breakfast to plan the year Invited Mm to share in the re­ were, seated from left, Mrs. M. L. Rabom Jr., first vice president; Mrs. flected glories of local nitAmy Anderson, secretary, and Frank Mebanc, president; back, II. E. Taf«ral wonders. Xcr, treasurer; Mrs. Velma Mitchell, second vice president and principal of la Me initial speech the the school and Ben Butler, carnival chairman. The first meeting of the p r e sident gave Ms adminis­ PTO general membership will be held today at the school beginning at tration credit for increasing 7:30 p.m. (Herald Photo) ♦•the pace of resource devel­ opment and conservation In a PARIS (UPI) - Extra po­ The offer was made Mon­ variety of waya" since taking lice and security agents today day at the Council of Europe nfflee in 1ML were assigned to guard Pres­ meeting by de Gaulle's secre­ "I begin today a Journey ident Charles de Gaulle on tary of slate for foreign af­ to save America's natural a provincial tour because o! fairs, Michel Habits Delonclc heritage - a Journey to pre­ He said that "when Europe threats to kill him received serve the pest and protect the in several ol Ihe cities he has tightened her political future." Kennedy said at the structure we must see how will visit. outset of remarks prepared De Gaulle will tour the the nuclear effort undertak­ for delivery h e n at his first WASHINGTON (UPI) - A The exercise, largest of Us has been discussed with the Rhine Valley and visit two en by France can he used •peechmaking way-atation. atomic energy station! on by European nations for dramatic Army-Air F o r c e kind ever undertaken and in­ Senate Armed Services Com­ The President scheduled the hit 20th trip to tiie provinces common defense." stop to dedicate the 83-yeer- "Exercise Big Lift" to fly volving the entire second mittee. The idea advanced since returning to power in old "Cray Towers," the an­ 16,000 troops to Germany neat Armored Division, raises the was that there would be no 193ft. The female seahorse de cestral Pinehot home, as the month eventually may lead to possibility that two of the fix actual reduction in strength Police sources said several posits her eggs in the hrood Plnebot institute for Conser­ if the airlift capability was savings of up to 8300 million U. 5. divisions now in Europe of the municipal councils in pouch of the male. A father vation Studies. Plnebot, twice sufficiently increased. area have received threats seahorse at Marinctand of Coventor of Pennsylvania, annually in the U. S. outflow may be brought home if it The gold outflow due en­ from terrorists of the Secret Florida gave birth to 350 live proves feasible to replace of gold. served under President Theo­ tirely to military deployment Army Organization (OAS). "sea colls" In one hour. them with sulflcient speed by overseas last was reported at dore Roosevelt aa the first which has sworn to kill de in U. S. gold now paid out a rate of about SLR billion a Chief of the U. 5, Forest Ser­ Gaulle (or granting Algeria SCIENTIFIC LAWN yearly in overseas expenses year, compared with $2.0 bil­ vice and was one of Amer­ Cancer Units independence. The last OAS SPRAYING FOR — that cannot be met In foreign ica’! most renowned conser­ lion In H M tt and 82 billion in attempt on his life was made Hold Meeting currencies. CHINCH BUGS vationists. JM2. The Defense department little more than a year ago. West Volusia American If support activities could goal is to get It down to 81 Kennedy said Plnchot'e ca­ OR when machine gun bullets reer "marked the beginning Cancer Unit members attend­ l« reduced proportionately, billion a year. FUNGUS missed him by inches. the saving might rise to $300 of e professional approach to ing the District Nomination In addition to Ihe 15,000 Also Lawn Renovation I)e Gaulle was expected to the management of our na­ Dinner Medina, held last million annually for a reduc­ troops of the Second Armor­ concentrate on his anti-infla­ evening at the Capri Restaur- tion of two divisions. tion's resources." ed Division, 1,200 supporting tion program in the series of Defense Secretary Robert ground forces and 1,500 air­ "H e wee a prectlesl Ideal- tin t in Sanford, were Dr. and speeches he will make. But McLeod and S. McNamara, in announcing Mrs. James fat," Kennedy said, "believ­ men manning Ilf) combat European attention was focus­ ing th a t. the riches of the Mrs. Standlcy S. Smith of De- “ Big Liil" Monday, said the planes ire to he flown to GrapcviHc I*ur«ery ed on his offer to share American continent should Land and Mrs. Adam Muller U. S. air-lift capability has Europe for the one-week ex­ 2221 Grapeville A*r. France's nuclear knowledge PA 2-OA.Hft produce for all Its people an of DeBary. J. Pettcrson of doubled since 1961, and will ercise. with its neighbors. double again in "the next sev­ abundant life—believing that Tampa, presided. There were members of the eral years,” waste of our resources, or Defense leader* never have their mooopolistlc control, Cancer Society from Brevard, was an offense which threat­ Lake County, Orange, East been willing to concede pubened the very existence of and West Volusia and Osce­ Ilcly that lliere was any ola County units. thought of reducing U. S. democratic society . . . forces in Europe below six "Above all, be was a gift­ ed, d r i v i n g administrator, Youths To Speak divisions, but the possibility transforming a minor federal air. That would save 875 million bureau into a dynamic, pur­ In Casselberry poseful agent ol national potBy Jsne Casselberry The Men’s Club of the Cas­ selberry Community Method­ Zoning Meeting ist Church will hear reports Set In DeBary Thursday night at T p. m. at A public meeting for tinthe church by two of the church's young people, John presentation of maps and Haynes and t-oicunne Wagner, plans on uniform zoning for who will tell of their caper- all of Volusia County will be SEPTEMBER 21 ience at Boys and Girls State Feld at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday Admission* held last summer in Talla­ in the Recreation Hall of the Joyce Archamhault, Sheryl Dellary Fire Station. hassee. Trcn, Thompson, Doris Plans will be presented by John was sponsored by Reed Frsite, Theodore L. George W. Simons of Ja c k ­ American Legion Post 1 1 1 3 and inns Patton, Johnson, Jo sonville, zoning consultant. Henry Cason all of Sanford. Izdeanne was sponsored by Dislrirt 5 commissioners will the auxiliary. 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You'll speed up your ownership if you have the financing han­ dled by us! W e offer attractive rates and term s...no bothersome delays. Com e in and talk over your financing needs N O W ! MEMBER F.D.I.C. D o w n lo w u % S a n fo r d �*+ °9v * * Highway Patrol Sots Crackdown On Traffic (3JIp? jJm tfflrh iirratfi VOL. 56 ^ * C l O c* WEATHER: Cool and occasional rain totlny and Thursday; high today in middle 70s; low tonight in 60s. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., SEPTEMBER 25, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 25 Edith Swirls W ay Into Caribbean And still the rnlna come. Ernie Lundtwrg, assistant county agent, said that a little more than an inch fell in the 21-hour period ending a t 9 thi* morning, bringing tu six Inches the total rainfall in the Sanford area since 8 p.m. Sun­ day. Lundbcrg said reports from throughout the county t»td of seven to 12 Inches, V most reports being seven, some eight, nine and 10 and one from Geneva telling of 12 Inches. SAN JUAN, P. R. (U P!)— • • • SANTO DOMINGO. Domin­ Hurricane Edith swept acroaa Pranksters or vandals, ican Republic (L P l) — The St. Lucia in tlie Caribbean to* whichever you want tu call arm rd forces deposed a ml a r­ dny with 91 mile per houf them, dropped a metal head* rested President Juan Bosch wind* and headed toward stone dated 1891 on a Semi­ today in a military coup pro­ nole County lawn the other Puerto Rico. claimed a* a blow against the dny. Sheriff J . 1.. Hubby's A hurricane wateh wa* or* rise of cuinmunism in the deputies are endeavoring to •OPERATION TRACKROWN' is being launched by the Florida Hiyrhwny dereil for Puerto Rico and tha Dominican Republic. learn from which cemetery it Patrol in an effort to reduce highway accidents. Sgt. Z. V. Smallwood Virgin Island*, where the San Tlie revolt leaders dissolved was stolen, (right) and Sgt. J. S. McKinnon will brief city police and sheriff’s de­ Juan Weather Bureau laid parliament, set tip a provis­ • • • puties Thursday prior to Oct. 4-5 when the Fill* “Wolf Pack" will move hurricane wind* may be felt ional government, outlawed Chamber of Commerce Cof(llernlil Photo) into Seminole County. in the next 24 hours. the new constitution which fre Club kicks off its meet­ “On It* present course, Hur­ Bosch rammed through the ''Operation Truckdown" —> aircraft, radar, electric timers bed ’The Wolf Puck' by th ings at Rose and Wilk's res­ ricane Edith should pus* ubout congress last July and out­ and unniutked patrol cars in public and the men of the stepped-up enforcement pro­ taurant at 10 Thursday. Char­ 123 miles smith of Ponce, lawed the Communist parly. lie Morrison says it Is "Navy gram hy the Stnte Highway addition to the regular troop­ FIIP is oil the trail of all Puerto Rico, Thursduy morn­ Six hours after file coup, ers in this uien," Smallwood traffic violators, tracking Patrol aimed at reducing high­ Day" and SXAS officers will ing." th* W eather Bureau unsigned leaflets were scat­ down each one in u desperate way deaths—will be launched stated. be guests. snid. tered around town signed by attempt to stop the necedlcs* “The F ill’ has a selective locally Thursday by Sgt». 3 5 . • • • Reports of wind and flood WITH IIIJKKK’AN'K EDITH now following the path of I'Jlifl'it Hurricane V. Smallwood and J. S. Mc­ enforcement unit composed of deaths, injuries anil property "tlie Revolutionary Command damage on St. Lucia and Mam Barracks 486, Veterans of Dotinn, Sheriff J. L. Hobby is Retting prepared. With power knocked out for tlie Defense of the Con­ seven troopers, four in mark­ Kinnon, of the DeLand post. damage on Florida’s high­ tinquo began pouring Into tha World War I, and its suailiary during previous hurricanes, the sheriff's department nidioit were useless. The troopers will brief city ed patrol car* and three in ways, They will concentrate stitution" railing for "revo­ Sun Juan W eather Bureau will have a covered dish sup­ Hobby now has two (lower generator* on hand for enterifencles . . . one lutionary sabotage.” unmarked or 'phantom' patrol police, sheriff's deputies and their efforts in high accident alsrnt midnight EDT. per a t 6:30 p.m., Friday at can he connected into tlie county jail’s (tower system to supply electricity Tlie leaflets called on "com­ other troopers at 3 p.m, Thurs­ cars. Thesis have been tlub- areas. Gusts of 91 m.p.h. were re ­ the American Legion club on for emergency lights and radio equipment, and the other is a mobile af­ mandos" to "take your as­ "The law enforcement agen day at Sheriff J. I,. Hobby's ported just before th a eye of 17-92, followed by separate fair to be used throughout tlie county where needed. (Herald I'hotu) eies will publicize the enforce- signed posts." They warned, office. the atorm passed over tha business meetings. "Your cowardice today will nient schedules of the radar, " 'Operation Trnckdown* will north part of SL Lucia at 4 • • • plans, cruisers, etc., in ad­ hr paid for against the firing lie an Intensified enforcement a. m., EDT. There’a a "heavenly" situa­ program designed to cut down wall tomorrow." vance a* fair warning to all Hurricane warnings wera tion in Casselberry whore Florida's soaring death rate," Bosch and hi* entire cabmotorists who may lie traffic discontinued for the Wind­ .South Seminole Junior High said Sergeant Smallwood. "We inct were held prisoners in offenders." wards and Leewnrd Islands and Elementary schools are started with a very comfortSergeant Smallwood said Ihc presidential palace. A from Guadeloupe to St. Vin­ situated side by side. "Harp" able MINUS margin in our manifesto signed by 26 rank­ "the Wolf Pack" will move cent when th a storm passed, is principal of the elementary slate highway dentil column into Seminole County Oct. 4*3. ing officers of the arm ), hut gale warning* remained Search Pushed school and "Angel" I* princi­ but ns of this date we ure 33 DULUTH, Minn. (UPI) — The trooper* will especially navy, nlr force and police in effect for Nt. Lucia, Mar­ pal of the junior high, ST PETERSBURG lUFI) deaths PLUS fur thi* year President Kennedy has order­ concentrate on hit and run, pledged continued Dominican WASHINGTON (UPI) — that it would tie fiscally Ir­ tinique and Dominira. e • • — The Coast Guard was to and unless drastic step* are ed a federal investigation of improper or no light', public adherence to international continue ils search today for Confident of victory, admini­ responsible for Cungtrss to Gale warnings wera discon­ Morgan T. Nealy, Titusville, taken we will wind up the drunkenness (pedestrian), im­ commitments. stration force* pressed for approve President Kennedy's tinued for tho areas north at the impart of the lengthy district manager for the Army year with u deplorable death The coup lender* included two small proper pasting, driving too House pus-age today of nn idea for tux cuts without Im­ Guadeloupa and south of St, Florida Hast Coast Railway slowly and failure to signal. generals Antonin Imbert and the storm Corps of Engineers In charge rate. *11 billion lux rut, biggest ill posing specific 'pending curbs Vincent including Barbados. Mexico, strike on defense, space and ofA cquiring land fur the tali* Ariama, only survivors " ‘Operation Truckdown’ history. In the latest a d v i s o r y , on him. Cape Canaveral spuce pro­ will involve stepped up use of [ other government activities, of llie group of rebel* who As tlie showdown vote* ap­ Replying to thi* argument, weathonnen said the center of Bill Attacked gram, will discuss the influ­ assassinated ex dictator Ra­ Kennedy ordered a threeproached, the lids was running Rep. Wilbur D. Mill*. (D-Ark) th* storm was near U tltuda ence of the spots progranrvi JACKSONVILLE lCPI) — fael I* Truiilto Jo *(jri the ii-. -i- t board Ttii\^i*e,nh*bt against Republican leaders In told Uia House Tuesday In al­ I t.6 north, longitude 62.1 weal on Seminole County's econo­ Iwmimcnn iter min* n , - Florida Klw a mans lashed nut their attempt to attach nn In import bar' to urn or its most so many word* tin t en­ or about 75 mile* west of Mar­ my at the Jnycee meeting march to democracy after Tuesday at llie public accom­ anti-spending amendment to actment of tho tax cut would tinique and 380 miles south­ fiialiius and "an? appropriate Thursday noun at the Civic more than three decades ul modation* provision of Pres­ the tax-cutting bill or defeat recommendation within 111 make it harder for Kennedy to east of Sun Juan. Highest ident Kennedy's proposed civ­ it on final pas'age. Center. dictatorship. days. win congressional approval of sustained winds wera 80 A converted barrack* type • • • Following up the msnifes- il rights bill. FEC President Ed Boll de building located n rth of m.p.h. Republican force* charged new spending progi ums. tr's outlawing of the Commu­ Members of the *3,1 clave of JACKSONVILLE (l/P !i — clined u comment on tin* in Ther* were torriental rains Mill*, who liead* tlie taxSeminole High School are in­ A squall-dotted cold front vcstigaiitm in Jacksonville the Dog Track Ruud on High­ nist party, jiolire immediate­ Flood Funds Low writing House Ways and Mint wind* up to 78 m.p.h. a t way 17-92, burned to the ly threw a cordon around the vited to an 8 p.m. Thursday hung off Florida's Central Tuesday night. WEST PALM BEACH (UPI) Means Committee, railed for Mnrtlniqus this morning, tho meeting at the First Federal and Northern coasts for *'ie "Tlie prolonged l.itxir dis­ ground ruriy t h i s morning. [ headquarter* of Ihv pro-L'n- —The Central and South Flor­ conservative support of tho weather bureau said. Unoccupied nt the t i m e the Iro Itth of June parly. ida Flood Control District caucus room to discuss the third successive dny today, pute between the Florida bill on tlie ground that if rep­ Well to tha north of tha hur­ Radio Santo Domingo, the says if may have to suspend class reunion on Dec, 28. flaying much of the state with East Coast Railway and its building vwts being renovated resented "* step away ftom ricane, a aturm wua lashing government transmitter, fold it* operations before the end mm.operating e m p l o y e s , by the owner Jim Rowe. high winds uml heavy rain. the Gulf of Mexico. The Coast big central government," Earlier in the evening people of the coup in a pre­ of Hie year unless it gels One sea death was directly which began Jan. 23. 1!M>3, Congressman Ed Gurney Unless high tuxes are re­ Guard in St. Petersburg, F lnTALLAHASSEE IUPI) again, reporting President attributed to the weather and has been a malic" of increas­ around 9 p.m. the Cosset- dawn announcement, saying more fluid*. Dade City Circuit Court Judge duced to let privuto enter­ repurted two small boats miss­ Kennedy says th at Cabinet seven persons were reported ing concern to me because of berry Volunteer Fire Depart­ "the corrupt and pro Commu­ Richard Kelly re-donned his prise solve unemployment ing in ths Uulf. Thru* persona Its current ami potential Im­ ment hail extinguished a nist government of J u a n Rate Raise Asked judicial robe* today, follow­ problems, Mills •aid, “other* were aboard one of the boats, members are "forgotten men, missing in the Gulf, Authorities ordered ull pub­ pact upon vital defense and small fire in the same build­ Bosch ha* been deposed by a TALLAHASSEE lU I'I) - ing Senate dismissal of cliarg. will find an answer fur it by a 19-foot outboard from Dun­ what with me and Hobby run­ The Western Union Telegraph cs he ran hi* court like a Increasing spending," edin, Fla., and four wera ning this nation , , , Teddy lic schools in soddrn St. Johns space programs," Kennedy ing, hut when the second roup I’etat." alarm wan turned in around County dosed because of said. Co. B'ked Hie Public Utilities tv rant anil overstepped his helps some, too," llou*e GOI* Leader Charles ubuurd tha 33-foot Gladys M. Assistant Labor Secretary 1:3(1 a.m. tho building wa* atflooded rurul roads and contin­ WASHINGTON (Ul’l) — Commission for authority to­ authority. • • • A. IBiHcrk, (nc,. suid that if James J. Reynolds was nam­ ready In flume* and the fire­ U, S. officials in Washington day to raise certain rales fur uous rain, St. Augustine re­ ndriiird'lration force* succeed­ Police blotter loaded with The Senate voted 23 20 to ed to head the board and De­ men had to devote their ef­ snid today they have received inlra-statc service to corresed in defeating tbs Republican Sanford Banker's reports this morning of auto­ ported 19 inches of rain have fense Secretary Robert S. fort.* to confining the Maze report* that Dominican Presi­ pond with recent interstate t h r o w o u t Impeachment now fallen in the ancient amendment, the bill's chance* mobiles stuck in the mud ami charges, leveled hy the Home McNamara and Space Agen­ and protecting nit adjacent dent Juan Bosch niul members rate increases, otherwise 'tailed because of city since the beginning uf cy Chief James Webb were last summer, ruling, in effect, of final passage "will lie in Father Dies September. of hi* cabinet were bring de­ trailer. the drenching rain. that the state failed to show very aeriou* Jeopardy." But Clyde Conner Long, prom, ashed to appoint representa­ ported from Kanto Domingo. Soviet OKs Pact The Lnngwood Fire Depart­ During the night a ear ap­ • • • Kelly did anything Illegal or few members took that seri­ inrnt Ocala hanker and busi­ Tha state Department said ment also answered flic rail. parently skidded on the slick tives to the group. ously. MOSCOW (UPI I— The Presnessman, nnd father of C. C. improper. The ram today failed to Bridge of l.lmis in SL Augus­ McNamara named Deputy It wss in touch with tho U. S. idmm of Ilia" Supreme Soviet Rep, Thomas ft. Curtis, (R- Long Jr., Sonford bunker, died Kelly, who never took the • top a good many ardent fish* tine and smashed down two Secretary Stephen N. Schulembassy in Santu Domingo on —Hit* nation's lug best legls- stand, said he was very grule- Mo.t, told the House he could Sunday In Asheville, N. C., *t ermen along the take front. gunid rails. Authorities order­ tnan to the hoard ami Webb Council To Air lln- military coup and that it fault with .Mills’ argu­ the age uf 118, the victim of an j I.dive body — unanimously ftil a ml won hi get hack on the find * - * bad confirmed the arrest of ed the Inlet dragged to make appointed Deputy Assistant ment that tin- nation must apparent heart attack. ratified the partial nuclear Zoning Chonge pih immediately. Lin lie Jr. to re Walter L. Need for having dogs vac­ certain the auto did not tum­ Bosch. test ban treaty today. The He was enrouta with his He made no reference to choose between the road of present the Space Agency. The Altamonte Springs cinated against rabies was ble into the sw ollen river. increased spending and the wife and son to vUlt his ratification was a formality llie 33 attorney* from his twoKenned) ’* action, which Town Council will 'it In s p e ­ vividly pointed out Tuesday At Mayport naval station, under the Soviet system. county circuit uf Pasco and road "f reduced taxes, (urti* brother, wh,, wa* seriously ilL whrn three-year-old Vicki several hundred seamen work­ was announced in a memor­ cial session nt 8 p.m. today Herald Starts Pinellas who testified against said, however, Unit the Pres­ Funeral services were held andum released here during to discus* a rhnngo in zoning Varney, daughter of Mr. and ed through tin* night in -hifts. Rocky Secs I’ope him during llie 12-d.iy trial. ident and hi* ndvi'crs want at 10:30 n. m. today in th* Mis. Itodm-y Varney, of 322 sandbagging the sea front. A a stop-over speech hy the as requested by Dr. L. R. Golf Feature Another sport* feature Nor did he say anything to "travel both toad* at tho chattel of liters Funeral Hums VATICAN CITY (UPI) Brighton Way, Howell Park, spokesman said the seawall* President, was unique in th.il Ream* in order that hr might of IK.<la. '■me time." was bitten on the left arm would continue to tie strength­ i* permits the strike to con- put up an office building ad­ make* It* drhllt IihI.iv with New York Gov. Nelson A. about the testimony of some linue white llie board con­ 'Ihr Sanford Herald. 1C* jacent t-> bis resilience on Rob. Bui1 kefe Her, whose divorce of hi* fellow circuit Judges while playing with a dog. The ened so tong o* the nor-cast­ ducts its inquiry. Doll) llivol'* weekly round­ and rem arriage caused a po­ ill.it tils reputation hack home in Road. Varney* detained the dog and er* continued. Hie zoning change request­ up uf gulf gMHsip. After litical stir in llie United wa* bad.• have been trying to find the The squall line stretched Mon. and Tuos. Night Specials! ed some time ago, was re­ lodaj'* Initial appearance Stales, hail a secrecy ..shroud­ The Senate made sure these owner to learn whether the from West Palm Beach north­ ferred to the Zoning Commis­ it will he prrxenlrd each ed meeting with i'<q>e Paul a Burneys will never have to U. S. CHOICE animal was vaccinated. The ward into southeastern Geor­ Tuesday. sion at the Sept. 4 meeting. VI today. try another cave before Kel­ dog Is a young male, part gia. Tides ro-o t to 6 feet ly, who is resident circuit cullie, and wears a red collar. above normal and beaches Joint Launching Judge in Pasco County hut were cut 2 to 3 feet by eroWALLOPS ISLAND. Van also sits in nearby Pinellas. .Seminole County Young Re­ sion. Tlie Senate asked Chief (UIM) — A joint U. S Japan­ BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (U Pll publican Club membership COMPLETE Justice E. Harris Drew of the ese research rocket w a s —Two explosion' damaged at now totals 110, a jump of 10 launched from Hie space Supreme Court and presiding WITH ALL least eight Negro bump* end in less than a week. The 100th agency's Wallops Island cen­ Judge (’. Richard U-awngood four automobile* here curly member, Eleanor Bamford, THE TKIMMINGiS ter early today. Preliminary id the Pascn-Pinella* circuit ^today, only hour* before a «i< honored at the club's re|»>rts indicated the shot was to set up a system of rotating i two-muli piestdentiul team monthly meeting. Dave K.tjudges so Kelly won't hear a success. I was to tie.-in meeting* to re­ naly ia chairman of the memItemcmber ca»c* involving attorneys who store racial peace. asrship drive. Fred Burdette J r . 37. 'poke nut against him. • • • Our Friday Fisherman Now No one was injuivd in the charged with first detree IIULUTII, Minn. (UPI) — Night Special It. K. Porter heard of the murder, wa* bound over to blasts, which |Nilice surmised Presidential News Secretary rivics teacher who explained the circuit court at a hear­ were planted. Tlie explosion*, Pierre Salinger, whose poor Living Costs to hi* class the other day: ing before Justice of the i shattering the early morning FISH FRY claim to fame as an outdoors* "A democratic country is the Pea re Thomas Moon Tuesday quiet of a Negro neighborhood ONLY IJ.33 in southwest Birmingham, rnun was hi* cancellation of Hold Steady only place where you ran say evening. sent rocks, gravel and debris a 3<r mile hike, is now a trout WASHINGTON ( UPI t—Tlie what you think without think­ Burih-tte L* charged with CHILDREN I I uo flying into the ear* and the cab lung member of the Mm cost of living held steady in ing." tlie slaying of hi* uncle, UNDER 12 — ■ • • * homes. August and tiierc are no nearta Order of Voyageurt. Charles Strickland, 33. Sept. One blast sheared uff a util­ Anyone interested in see­ IS at the Burdette home on sign* of any strong inflation- ’ Owned A Operated ary trend heforn the end of ing a aucee'iful home nursing Little Lake Howell Hurdelle ity pole ut its base ami the By other dug a Ihrct-foot-deep Board To Meet piogiaiu started in Seminole is free under $10,1)00 bund. the year, the l-ilior Depart Maxine 4 Buh County should attend the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — mint reported today. Judge Moon also bound crater in the ground a few feet Hancock meeting at tha Public Health over to circuit court a 30 awuy. They were the 22nd anil 'flic Board of Control today The Bureau of Labor Sta­ Hwy. tT-92 So. Center on French Avenue at ycar-oU! Oviedo Negro, Ed­ 23rd such blasts in the city in JOHN MINOR, Liotttt district governor, is pic­ scheduled a special meeting tist ir» said lower fowl prices Sanford tured during liis annual visit to the Sanford 7:30 tonight. Never know die Tinsley, charged with recent year*. for Sept. 27 at tlie University offset increase* In transpor­ A police investigator term­ I’h . F A 2-3965 when you might need it . , . rape. Tinsley wa* remanded Linn* Club with President (ieuryre Hughe* (left) of Florida to discuss faculty tation and recreation rostt so you’d better get behind it. j to county jail this morning ed them “harassment tactics." and Secretary Hugh Duncan. (Story on Pago 0). salaries. J last month i 91-Mile Blast Aimed Toward Puerto Rico Anti-Red Army Leaders Oust Juan Bosch Kennedy Orders Impact Probe 01 FEC Strike new a ... Demos Confident As Tax Cut Vote Nears Building Burns In Casselberry Florida Storm * Claims 1 Life Kelly Back In Judicial Robes Two Birmingham Houses Bombed Murder Suspect Bound Over Delmonico S T EA K 25 �I A f t f — Rrpt nr, 1989 Palmetto Ave. Jk 3rd St French Ave. A 25th. 400 E. Find St. No Other B EEF Cosld Be So NATURALLY TEHEES Aged for TEN D ER N ESS Close Trimmed for ANNA MILLER CIRCLE’S check for *200 In presented to George Carver, administrator of the Harry-Anna Crippled Children'* Hospital, by Mrs. Harry Adair, president of the Circle. Tlie check will be used toward replacing cubicle curtains at the hospital. V A H -9 Due Home W eek O f O c l 2 0 Sanford’s Heavy A t t a c k Squadron Nine Tuesday turn­ ed the corner on its laet month of a currant sevenmonth Mediterranean cruise aboard the Uff-S Saratoga, be­ ginning its final weeks of op­ erations with ths U. S. Sixth n e a t. Officials at the S a n f!o r d Naval A ir Station’* Heavy Attack W lnr One disclosed the Sanford Church Holds Special Revival Special revival services at th s F irst Church of tha Nazegens, Second Street and Mapla Avenue, are being conducted dally a t 1:30 p.m. by Rev. John A. Knight of Nashville, Tenn., evangelist for the se vies. Rsv. Knight, termed by Xev. Paul IJiekea, pastor of th a church, as a young, dy­ namic Itlblo preacher, has served in the pastorate for more than 10 yeara and for seven year* ns professor st Treveccn Nazarena Collegt in Naihvllle. 11a holds degrees from Bethany Nazarena Col­ lege end from Oklahoma and Vanderbilt Unlversltiee. At the preaent time h t is writing dissertation for a doctorate degree a t Vanderbilt, The church and Ituv. Illckes extends Invitation to ths pub­ lic to attend these service*. Tha revival will continue through Sunday morning and c Io m Sunday night In n 7 o’clock service. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVEO PRICES GOOD THRU SEPTEMBER 29H. WINN BISIB *T*NSS, INC. -- COrvNICMr — lest PISH FILLITI Perch.. * 39* Beef #• 5 «< = •*1’ Meat—.."-’I M eat*'"98* Ham0*Beef 3 pkflt*1• Cheese c 55* Waldorf 39* Biscuitsd39* TALLAHASSEE! (UIM) A veteran citrus official has hern named coordinator of a research program to develop belter method* of drtermlnInst pounds-solitls contents of citrus. George Copeland, of Winter llaven, veteran head of the A jr i c u 11 u r e D e p a r t nirnt’a fruit and vegetable in spectlon division, was named to the project. > W O LEANER, FRESHER GROUND 100 EXTRA STAMPS WITH TARNOW 49 squadron ia scheduled to re­ 80 EXTRA STAMPS WITH TARNOW turn here Maome time the wetk of October 20, tentatively tha twenty-fourth." 30 EXTRA STAMPS WITH 3 PKGS. TARNOW CHIPPED It was amphatisad that, at this time, all dates ara "ex­ tremely tentative” and depend heavily on Second and Sixth Fleet commitments. 25 EXTRA STAMPS WITH SUPERBRAND COTTAGE The squadron has besn de­ ployed lines last March with its 12 A-3H Hkywarrlor twinjet attack planes. Despite ex­ :S EXTRA STAMPS WITH PALMETTO FARMS NEW tended in-port periods, the ’’Hoot Owls” in August becnnio tho first deployed unit to win the Heavy Attack PILLSBURY or BALLARD Wing Ono monthly bombing competitions. Since total practice bombing nine ia an Important variable in determining the monthly leader, this feat is cunsidored particularly unique. VAH-0, skippered by Cdr. Jamea L .Shipman, narrowly misesd w i n n i n g the July| championship, too. During the current cruise the squadron also mainlainad tha paca which aventually won it tha Wing’e Fiscal 10il3 -tot IlomMng Chuntplonship, an ■cws' honor baaed on cumulative record* of squadron flight crawa during tha preceding 12 months. Citrus O fficial Wins New Post a W-D B R A N D N A T U R A L L Y TEN D ER Chuck R O A S T Who* natural oging doe* for fine cheese* and fin* wmei. It alio doet for the fine beef you gst at Winn-Dixie. It mallows and enhances the flavor of W-D b««f, and Increates Its fsndsroeu, without destroying tha fine be*I feature, *r making It soft and spongy, aa artificial tendertsers somatime* 1. You cant get better gifts fcr fewer stampa^asyittor 2 . You mustbeatfisfietLJOOX i A taste-honored i Tradition for W HITE OR DARK MEAT U S D.A. GRADE "A " QUICK FROZEN ; over 100 years T u r k e y Fern Park Rnrrark* of World War II Veterans and the f.ndlnx Auxiliary will meet Thursday at 2:30 p.m. at the Old Glory Post American r e ­ gion Home on l’rairl* Lake. Plana will he completed for a rummage sale to he held on Oct. IH and tO. T u r k e y Swift's Premium Boneless Cooked LB. CAN SAVE 40* 59 j I REG. 69* A POUND SAVE 20# < r y .♦ y •■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ BLUE or W HITE ARROW ij Detergent DETERGENT Tide. . Interior Acrylic l-»lc\ I’uint The Only Paint With A WRITTEN GUARANTEE Alan Cuu lie Tinted 1,500 Different L'ulura fc. ms Elgin Yellow Solids GIANT BOX SAVE 20- NO DRIP . ^ $ O L E O Save J0< GIANT Astor Coffee 39 l-LB. CAN SAVE 20* a ? $ MAXW ELL HOUSE . . Save 20< Limit 2 with $5. food order or more at thli price. Limit I with $5 00 lood , | f^ order or more. >f4, .. ^ i:}** • •# * ^OrrcE VACUUM PACKED t -x •♦a I lb. 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M a rg a rin e MORTON . . APPLE, CHERRY, PEACH, COCONUT FRESH Food Blue Bonnet Quarters Sift flour with baking powder ond salt Into m n.ng bowl Cut In shor­ tening until particles ore fine. Combine egg ond enough m ilk to measure Vi cup. Add fo Hour mixture. Stir until dough clings together. Knead on lightly floured surface 12 limes Roll out on lightly floured waved paper to a 1 2 X 9 inch rectangle Brush with o il. Combine olives, olmonds, paprika and the reserved meat m iature. Spread over dough. Roll up, starting w ith 12-inch side, seol adge C ut into I-inch pieces. Place on meat miature Bake ot 42S degrees for 23 to 30 minutes until golden brown. i or fruit Clapps Stian vd . . Vegetable I-1 2 C upt Sifted Pil'sbury s Bed All Purpose Flour 2 Teaspoons Double Acting Baking Powder I 2 Teaspoon Soil I Toblespoon Cooking Oil 1/4 Cup Shortening 1/2 Cup Sliced Pimento-Stuffed Olives I Egg 1/4 Cup Blanched Slivered Almonds M ilk 1 /2 Ttatpoon Paprika r I GRAND FORKS. N. D.| (DPI) — President Kennedysped into the Nortliern Plains states today with a rail (or "parity of opportunity" to help rural people come closer to the -lan iards of urban liv­ ing. Ills "non-political" t o u r picked up definite partisan tinges as it moved slung. On the second day of his fast-moving tour devoted to the subject of conservation and development of natural resources, Kennedy flew from Duluth. Minn., to Grand Fork* to accept an honorary degree from the University of North Dakota and address himself to rural cteetrilicaIktn problems of the vast farmland* of this area. From Grand Forks, the President’s itinerary t o o k him to Cheyenne, Wyo.; an afternoon speech at the Uni­ versity of Wyoming In Lar amie; another speech date at Hillings, Mont., and an over­ night stop at the famed Wy­ oming resort and hunting area, Jackson hole. In his speech at the Uni­ versity of North Dakota, Ken­ nedy said there was a great anti continuing need for nar­ rowing the differences in liv­ ing standards of American city and rural populations, particularly in the cost of electric power which becomes increasingly needed in mech­ anized farming. "We are seeking, in short, true parity of opportunity, but it will not come overnight," lie said. "To achieve It will require a new Impetus in electrifica­ tion development, new starts in our multi purpose dam pro­ grams, ami new and greater use of our land, wafer, lim­ iter and wiltilife resources." The "non political" label applied hy the White House lo Kennedy's 10,000 • mile swing lo Ihe West was becom­ ing somewhat academic. The Presiitent in a speaking ap­ pearance at Duluth Tuesday night threw away much of his prepared text which had ilealt with conservation pro­ grams. lie hammered Instead at Ihe need for public supimrt of his til billion tax cut hill which is expected to come up for a vote in the House of Representatives today. Boar at 423 degereev for 23 fa JO minute*. Ser>et 6 to 8 A'ovev 12 X S inch Covjerole) I Pound Ground Beef 1/2 T ro t peon Mono tedium Glutamate I Cup S'iccJ Celery I 2 Cup Chopped Green Pepper* 1/2 Cup Chopped Onion 3 4 Cup (6-oi C anl Tomato P j*t» I C lo t* Garlic. M inced 3 / 4 Teaspoon Salt 1-1/4 Cuot W ater 1 Teaspoon Paprika I Can ll-lb .1 Perk or>d Beons. UnJra>ned I Can (l-lb .) C hick Peat or Lima Beany, Undromed ■ AT ANY WINN-DIXIE Mixed Vegetables 50 Extra Top Value Stamps Diaiana W h o ). WITH THIS COUPON ANO PURCHAU. Of One motlN lOUTHIHN B ab y O k ra Coconut Caka • OOOIHRU SIFIEMMR HIM AT ANY WINN-DIXIE SAVE 11-2/34 IA C H . . 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UAIt fill’ll — A ilcnti.xtry and other "health '•M eon snltitp will usher in professions." nml $i11 million festivitii-x marking the Yem­ to finance student loans. eni republican revolution's first anniversary, the Middle Hast New Agency (MKNA) German Issues reported Tuesday. Subject Of Talk MKNA said a new electric WASHINGTON (U PI) power station and new roads West German Foreign Mini­ will In- opened Thursday on ster Gerhard Schrociler met the anniversary of the revolt with President Kennedy for an ugiiinst the royalist regime. hour Tuosduy. He later *-n!l. ed for a "permanent rendt. ne-s" to deal with issues of Horse Troughs llerlin and a divided Ger­ many. Voted Obsolete KARTIIOIMtNK, Kngland II VI IIANDS f i l l ’ll — The town council, apparently certain that the lb-fore huts were made in automobile is here to stay, niiei, hutliumla bad a ih-finltu voted to remove tin- last four use, acting as a di uw-t ri i g horse troughs in Kastbuurne for tightening or loosening because they are "obsolete." the hat. 3 .VIIII THIS COUPON ANO PURCHAil Of SAVE 4d EACH . . THRIFTY MAID YELLOW CLING . . H IM AT ANY WINN-DIXIE SAVE 3-2/Id IACH . . CANNON,SPEARS SAVE 4« EACH S e p t. 25. 1963 — Papre ft For Rural Peoples M SB M M HUNGRY I0Y CASSIROLt i s p e c ia l By M i*. Roman W q lilk o , \ D rlro it. M ichigan % Adopted by Ann Pillybury / frra ll JF K Proposes Help 1 5 th P ills b u r y B a k e -o ff :-Z Z ... V n T e rl SEE OlIR IIRILLIANT ASSORTMENTS OF 0.98 t»-E ELECTRIC CLOCKS from * Sego Liquid 3 io-M. 89' DRIP OR R EG U LA R COFFEE . Giant 89* i A_ _ || Aiut a s t a m p LoY ev&u[ d im e 1 l ________ S i 35 o t... . . Sanford Electric Co. "Seminole 118 * Y*yi-. 'W ’vr Magnolia C ount)', Ave. oidc t (.1. Ilcalrr" F A 2-1562 �r t$ f Past 4 — Sep*. 28. IMS V tsfm l I t n D Early Disarmament Talks Seen Unlikely WASHINGTON (UP!) Sen. J. William Ful bright <D Ark.) laid today it m ljht take "two or three ycara” to do* relop any major new agree* menu with Rtuila aa a »*• quel to the nuclear teit ban treaty. The chairman of the Senate foreign relation! committee, pleaied with the SO-80 Senate rote approving the nuclear p ad , empbaalted that an early follow-up disarmament negotiation! with the Soviet Union were unlikely. Fulbright aald that the treaty, which bana nuclear teata la the atmoapbere, outer apaca and underwater, really was a “ second step" toward peace with Ruaila rather than a ‘‘ilrat alep" as advertised. “ Our ratification of the Ant­ arctic Treaty with Ruaila was the 'first step*,” he told a reporter. “ It waan’t consid­ ered significant at the time. And It had 21 votes against it in the Senate." The vote on the Antarctic pact on Aug. 10, 1840, was 40II, with 13 senators not vot­ ing. Eleven of the 21 who opposed the Antarctic Treaty voted for the test ban pact. Fulbright. like most admin­ istration officials, said he would not expect any disarma m e n t negotiations “very ioon." *i think well have to have a little experience with this Ilrat,’* he said. "It may take two o r three y e a n ." President Kennedy called the test ban treaty a "small but significant" step toward peace. Tho President congratuletcd the Senate for its action and particularly commended "the painstaking work” of both Democratic and Republi­ can leader* “in bringing the treaty to this highly satisfac­ tory vote." When the Senate voted, 102 natloni had signed the pact agreed on by the United Slates, Britain and Russia last summer. Red China and France, which aspire to their own nuclear forces, have In­ dicated they will not sign i t ROLFE IMPORTATION The ostive tobacco of Vir­ ginia was unsaieabla and Jamestown planters ware dis­ couraged. John Rolfs im­ ported seeds from Spanish Trinidad in 1812 and from these grew tfaa successful Virginia leaf. REV. N. A. WATSON Minister Celebrates 4 8 Years O f Service By Robert R. Thoms* Jr. (PA 3-STSt) S«T, Nathaniel A n d r e w Watson has ween In the min­ istry for 41 year*. He was bom In Molgs, Ga. ea Nov. 29, lt>03. He entered the church a t the age of 11, aad began preaching period­ ically until he was called to hla first rfmreh. In July of 1031, Rev. Watson was called to Joyful Branch Baptist Church located In Mitchell County, Ga. After pa storing this church for two years, he encountered some difficulties and lost his church. Bar. N. R. Phillips, his friend •nd colleague, resigned hla church in favor of Rev. Wat­ son. "I was never so surprised in all my life," he eald with a sellout axpresslon on his face. H a'yho called to New Mount Calvary Baptist Church in 1985,“ • In hla baas volet, he beran to e a p o u n d philosophically about the church and Its rela­ tion to the community. "The church la the greatest moral and spiritual asset to any community," he said as he leaned back on hit sofa to watch the baseball game of the week. "The chief objective of the church la to perpetuate such practices which win mean the salvation of the aoulo of men; and to promote a standard spiritually and morally where­ by the community will look up to the church as it's pride nml Joy," he aalil. "The church should take the Initiative to rcarh out Into the community and touch the untouched. "The parents should renew their covenanca In the church ao they can ha able to bring their children to the church, not by forco but by love and practice. "A good example has to he eet by the parents In order for the children to become spirit­ ually and morally Inclined to follow the doctrine of the church and ita practices.** Ha concluded his discourse by stating: "In thu 4H yeara of v y ministry, I have found (hat tha delinquency of chil­ dren la due lurgely to disin­ terested psrrnts who are will­ ing to sacrifice their children's suuls and needs to autlafy their own desirva, 1 feci th a t the child has been denied the love and affection of the hums to the extent that he has pursued other mesne to g et revenge." Someone said "Behind every successful man, there le a woman." Mra. Rosa Lee Wat­ son, hla wifa, has been a great Inspiration to him. "Were It not for her." ha said, "I would not have been successful." I have the privilege of working with this fine man of the ministry. Ha Is chairman of the Sc ininols County Youth Advisory Council, which as­ sists unfortunate children In many ways. Many hoys have received moral end spiritual guidance from him, In him, we have a dynamic and wonderful person in our community. • • • lb. 49c • Tha Women’* Day Program at Allen Chapel AMB Church was most successful. Most of thu aocial and fraternal or­ ganisations were well repre­ sented. Mrs. Grace D. Haynes was crowned "Mr*. Allen Chapel" for having the larg­ est number of guv-U present ut the morning survive, Goldsboro Parents Library Club elected Mrs. Ituthla An­ derson, sccrctaryj W. Dixon, reporter; publicity rummlttea: W. Dixon, Mra. terrains Sut­ ton, Mrs. Helen Jones and Mra. Dorothy Drown; hospi­ tality committee! Mrs. Lor­ raine Sutton and o n r - s l l chairman, W. Dixon. Ideas were discussed on how to Im­ prove the club. Plana are be­ ing made for "To Bring A Hook Fair" to the community in FebruaryDr. Evelyn Wlgglne Sharpe, Vincent Wiggins, Stanley Dix and Frederick C. Sharpe Wig­ gins, of Delaind, were dinner guest* of Doris, Hob and Darryl Thomas Sunday. After dinner, a aurprlse birthday party wns given for Vincent. Guest* present were; Samuel Alloway, Reginald McGill, Errol Cherry, KImrr Hrooksne J r. and Truhy Walden, lea cream, rake, nut* and candy were served. ♦ • lb. 59c lb. 59c lb. 10c 39c ■ W irril PREMIUM A L L M E A T FR A N K S . . Bologna M EAL or G R ITS . . Lean White Bacon 29c i^ sg ^ gI H 0RTENm FROZEN POODS .McKenzie 10 ()*. Pkff. I «K• • Turnips • APPLE • PEACH • ClIEUKY WEEK-END PRODUCE BUYS REG. PKG. 4 39 iC LB. BAG / l! ^ IL. *tr If JELLO F R U IT FLAVORS PI AT r \ v SARDINES IN O IL CORN M U FFIN Sweet Potatoes. . . 3 185 29 SCO TT TISSU E LBS. 49 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED • t M IX • • • 14 OZ. BOTTLE CA TSU P White Potatoes. . . 10 • Limit 4 Of Each With M Order ARGO If. S. NO. 1 • JIFFT FANCY U. S. NO. 1 PRICES GOOD T11UILS., THRU SUN. rnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm■M9 SPECIAL 9‘ SALE! Golden Red Apples LOANS UP TO $600 110 South Magnolia St............ -... .FA 2-4612 *1 FRUIT PIES Onions. . . 3 ™ 2 9 FINAN CE SERVICE, INC. o f Sanford 3 LB S . Winter Garden 22 Oz. U. S. NO. 1 DRY FAMILY • Homemade Sausage 6 -6 9 ' V h h! 11II »• • Wieners • Spinach • Mustard j nmmar,'.msB3L-sxs. C«tHYtw 24 M.ntMv iWCtfr* PnMall tuo.oo $ t oo 11800 w o o 11.00 i.moo la oo 11/00 24 00 412.00 32 00 S*2.00 • Smoked Sausage l a r g e h ag p l a n t a t io n The Panther football squad, its coaches und former Panth­ ers were honored with a ban­ quet at the Elk's Rest- It was u fine buss session, with tha funner Panthers expressing themselves as they reflected hack to their playing days, II. I.. Douglas, former Panther coach, govn an aspiring pep talk. H. T, Muller, principal of Jackson Heights Elementary School, was g u d speaker. He imparted some timely and val­ uable information to hla audi­ ence. Ju st tell us how much m o n e y you n e e d to m eet all your seasonal exp en ses. Phone for prompt, courteous servicel 39' Real Budget Boosters! KITCHEN CHOICE It OB. Apple or Grape Jelly lb . • • • • • • • • PLAIN or IODIZED LARGE ROUND BOX GORDY SA LT . . . Limit 3 Of Each With IS Order SAXET CUT GREEN BEANS SUNLITE TOMATOES AM. BEAUTY CREAM CORN TIP TOP SUPERMARKETS 4th. & Sanford Ave. 110 0 W . 13 th . S tr e e t MP EARLY JU N E PEAS SHOWBOAT WHOLE POTATOES Limit 8 303 Cum With |5 Order «> �fit# Oatrfarl frra li Sept 2 5 , 19 6 3 — P a g e 5 Rabies Clinic >Set Saturday By Jaycees By Jane Casselberry The tin t SO anlmala receiv­ ing rabies shots at each cf the three locations (or the Ssnford-Seminole Jaycees r a ­ bies clinic Saturday will re- * reive a free gift. The gilts will be donated by Ken-L-Ration, co-sponsor of the clinics. The charge lor each animal vaccinated will be $3 with the entire amount going to­ ward the construction of a needed animal shelter for Seminole County to be oper­ ated by the County. | Local veterinarians w h o will be donating their services to the project are Dr. J. C. Lawrence, Dr. J. Foley and Dr. Raymond Rais. Jaycees and Jaycce wives will be at the clinica to handle clerical work and assist the doctors. The veterinarians taking part have agreed to furnish the vaccine, tags and certlf Urates and Roehr Manufac­ turing Company of DeLand will furnish the needles and syringes. Clinics will be set up i t the Jaycee building on French Avenue, Lake Mary Element­ ary School and the American Legion Building on Highway IT PZ south of Sanford. | All pet owners are urged to w take advantage of the clinic to have their dogs or cats innoculated if they have not already done so. With the hunting season ap­ proaching hunters are espec­ ially reminded of the import­ ance of having all dogs innoculatcd against rabies be­ fore taking them into the b woods. Rabies is a year-round threat and may infect many of the common animals fuund in Florida woods, such as rac­ coons, foxes, skunks and squirrels, who may in turn transmit it to dogs or hu­ mans. So for llic sake of your anik mats as well as yourselves * you are urged to take this precaution. 23484848485353235348234853534848532323232323532323534848484853234823232323 PRICES GOOD THRU THE WEEKEND. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED HICKORY SMOKED • SUGAR CURED . 0 Temperature, light and ex­ citement prompt the chameIron to change Its hue, nut background coloring. MORS*f*. FARMER GRAY QUICK FROZEN GRADE 'A* jf-XSr • BOON QUALITY FYN t-TR* «EST£8R BEEF 2460 PA R K AVE. .IN t f a lt e e t ROUND CORNISH HENS ’ 39. PORK ROAST - 49 VEAL STEAKS Sll 69. “ EGGS195 < I I LADY FAIR |S FARMER GRAY ROLL S A U S A G E 3 -»1#» . 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Discharges Louie Garner, Mrs. Marie Walker and baby hoy, all of Sanford; l-ola Booth, DeUary. SEPTEMBER 21 Admissions Johnnie Ford, Diane Thomp­ son, William Thompson. Au­ brey Griffis, Victoria Har­ < rington, Ib'lHirah Lynn Bar­ ley, Benjamin Fink, Luis Taylor, Leonard Lee Jenkins, Shirley Ann Brooks, Rosa Mary Bentley, all of Sanford; Thumas Franklin. DeBary; Jessie Pearl Williams, Mount Dora; Harvey Swanson, Lake Mary; Cindy Shirley, Titus­ ville. Births Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gra­ low, baby girl, Sanford; Mr. and Mrs. Walter P. Williams, baby boy. Mount Dora. Discharges Chester Shaw, Martha DankIrfs, Mack Overstreet, tola Williams, all of Sanford; Ulysee Davis, Ost«*n; Vivian Griffith, Longwood; M a r y Caldwell, Lake Mary; Ralph llodgen. 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CLEAN •i N itO U M T S CRUM ST/UW J • • M I M H W in 6IM IH W AM M | *1 a* t a iS M ilt ■ II — •• rCAM MAFLV DISHES & GLASSWARE SHINE JOY LIQUID DINNERS 7 HEADS PKG OF 12 /v t« L _ V k 39( FRESH CRISP ICEBURG FANCY RED MCINTOSH D IN N E R R O LLS ALL VARIETIES •BANQUET FROZEN 2 , I LANS 33c DOW NY o ff * . - f �t P u t • — 8*pt 25, IMS Sen. Mathews Motorcade Set Friday 3 0 Days To Better Grades Will Announce For Seminole Game His Race 'Soon' Tests Give Aw ay Seme Answers Seminole Boosters Club un­ committee will have TALLAHASSEE (U PI) - der tha chairmanship ef Daa m hand te fill ia every They are little tricks that may Jaaksosr ite Sea. John E. tha school Mr n * blank oa tha test! Even If you help you out. but they are no Mathews said he will an­ MacGillis will sponsor tho identification. MacGiOis tnld. W ritten t o N m p t t o take some wild guesses, the substitute for good, solid nounce his plans to run for first motorcade of tho season, Sheriff Luther Hobby to Enterpriaa Aaaociation governo- very soon but he when Indian fans make the lending full co-operation, aa ha law of ateriges says th at you preparation, B a to n w* i l t i t today's ar- will gvt some of them rig h t left no doubt be will enter the trtk to Colonial High school's — Grenadier Field ia Orlando has ia tha past, ia keeping race. Bd«. • IttUs paiapactiva will Finally, never ju st give up VSEXTt bumming up.) the motorcade moving and ia Tha State Supreme Court Friday night. ----------ha a g**d ids*. If yau hava and leave an assay qoeatioa giving It right-ef-vay a t iaTha motorcade committee okayed Mathews’ eligibility pu p* rad adequately far tha blank. That is tha surest way The retire M DATS TO •ast Friday but be had delay- has called for all cars to be teraeetioae and torn*. He and to gvt s sero. Put something BETTER GRADES serlew ia tost, if yoa have been studyfd commeid oo the decision at the parking lot at the local Booster officials hava a* led down! Maks it sound as plan*- sew available ia aa M-page, top to y by day, yoo will ba ibis as you can and you will spiral bowed keek. To order until the Senate completed high school not later than 6:15 that the cars stay in line. the impeachment trial of Cir­ p . r a . Tha convoy will mors out With the police control*, it is able to get a toad mark with- get some points—perhaps for yawr ropy send year name, cuit Judge Riehard Rally. s a t any trouble. Bat a t tba originality. But never just address, cfcy aad stale piaa at t M promptly. It is hoped assured that tha travelers te Soon after the Senate dis­ that all car* will bo decorated tha game will make better aam« time, you will ba abla to quit. | I jN to Better Grades, c e missed charges of judicial ty­ in a suitable manner, and the time this way than if "baiter* l l i u your aeora a few points Remember, th at these art Sanford Harold, P. 0. Bos skelter" driving is used. ranny against Rally Tuesday, If yoa know a faw tricks of all ways to make tha atruc- IB , D ept A, Radio City President 0. L. Berks says Mathews said be was "de­ test-making sod test-taking. tura of the test work for you. Statios^ S e t York If, X. 1 . th at heavy traffic ia Orlando mited” with tha high eourta Psychologists bars recogwill ba avoided by going "tha dadtlM . ab ad for • long tin s that beck w ay* Tha route laid But he declined to say of­ asms people tend to ba better out is 26th Street, U. S. 17-92 ficially that be would run n test than tome others — to Five Points, left to Oviedo, tor governor until confe*rlag re ta rd less of intelligence. thence to Goldenrod, te 8R 60, with fneods la Jackaoevilla. This is partly dua to tba fact TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Mathews asked the eourt Three sporting goods dealers traffic control will taka it tk at some people work better to rule U • pay raise for the vent into Leon Circuit Court from there to Grenadier Field. ■ d or atrees than ethers do, Adult admission tickets are governor voted by the 1963 Tutsdsy to battle the lUle'a bwt it is also true that some Legislators would bar him new five per cent wholesale available from Fred Genas, people are simply more testRecovery systems for many By John Power athletic director a t Seminole. from seeking the office. The tax oa sporting goods. wise than others. They know L'aMed missiles, drones, esespe cap­ •No.” haw to make a test work for The suit charged tha tax, Student tickets ere 76 cants. EL CENTRO, Calif. <UP1> sules and satelitea art being approved by tha IMS Legis­ Tha wait-ln-llne a t the Colo­ —a Jet pilot of the future, ia Take the example a f ob­ a spot of trouble, may find tested hers to insure that P r e s id e n t 's M o t h e r lature was invalid because nial home grounds may he avoided by getting the tickets jective testa, that is, true- himself floating down to ter­ these items are recovered suc­ its terms were too broad. W il l B e H o s te s s from Genas, Dr. Barks said. false testa, maltipla-cheka ra firms la a sealed capsule cessfully under actual con­ The suit, directed against WASHINGTON (U PI) — Interest In this game lasts, and as forth. The unso­ equipped with everything “ex­ ditions. tha Cabinet Revenue Com­ Mrs. Rose Kennedy, tha Presi­ against tha Orange County phisticated teat-taker starts to cept a alts 10 bloeda.” mission and its Director J. Full sells models of misa- dent's mother, will fill in for Ed Straughn, asked the court champions is high, and a bug* aaswer the first foestioa sad Tbat'i tha way a spokes­ Uo nos* cones and escape Mrs. Jncqutlin* Kennedy as to rule against eoCecboo of following of fans is expected works Ms wap through to the man for the Joint Parachute official hostess at n state din­ to make ths trip for the tus­ and. That Bounds sensible, but Test Facility summed up one capsules have been dropped the tax. ner Oct. 1 honoring Emperor from aircraft to test the B really la n i t Tba teat-wise of tha experiments being con­ It said the act validating sle th at is rated as on* of the Halle Selassie of Ethiopia. etudeat reads the test all the ducted by a dedicated group complete itabilixatioa, recov­ tha tax referred to several topflight contest* of the sea­ The First Lady will leava for ery >ud landing shock atten­ way threegh before hs starts of scrrlce and civilian per­ specific items to be taxed son. Th« cry already on the Greece Oct 2 for a vacation. and followed the list with campus is "Clobber Colonial” B e ia looking to see if the test sonnel ia the Southern Cali­ uation systems. “similar, related or like and the team and tha students three away aarne answers. fornia dsarrt, 120 miles cast expect the Indians to do just items.” Moat long afajactiv* testa will. of San Diego. It said the law should have that, according to MacGilli*. F o r tea tsars, the answer to Under the coda name “Pro­ a complete definition of wbat naaetjsa I (or a good clut to ject Cesar," the experiment Is to be taxed or else the tha aaswer) may bo implied deals with a new “ envelope" revenue commission would Cuban To Trial by question to—or maybe by theory of saving pilots from have unlimited discretion in question t , >1 and 22. when disabled military jet aircraft. On Arms Charge applying the tax. The new theory, still in the they are taken together. MIAMI (UP!) - Estaban Roanok* oc a vagrancy WASHINGTON (UPI) — The dealers represented The true-false testa are an­ early experimental stages, Knight li Hall. Spicola Hard­ Ventura, the head of Fulgenother case in point. Watch calls for the cockpit to bo Carl Close, a fugitive bank charge. The wanted m an’* robbery w ire Co., and Younking cia Batiste’s Cuban secret out for the Uttle but so-im- severed from the remainder of robber who once tried to en­ police, has been ordered to porten t universal qualifiers on the aircraft by a series of gineer an airlift oscapa from of the bank in Roanok* la Sports Supply Co. stand trial here for carrying June was worth $6,330. The court did not set a rocktt firings triggered by th a true-false testa. The uni­ a penitentiary by helicopter, a concealed weapon. In addition to bank robbery, hearing. versal qualifiers are "al­ the pilot. The charges stem front an The cockpit, which is anto- was placed today on the TBI's Cloae has been convicted in ways.'* “never* "an," “none• Alexander the Great and Aug. 31 scuffle between Ven­ and words Ilka them, Tba sen- mitically resealed, then floats Hat of 10 most waated trim - the past for embezzlement and interstate transport of Cleopatra were emerald fan­ tura snd members of three tencs In which they appear Is down by parachute to land or Inals. Close, 4B, la sought for stolen goods. He one* served ciers. Cuban exile organlxations. usually falsa. For Instance, sea complete with food, wa­ armed bank robberies In tix months in the Navy but wa ham tho senUnee, “Men ter aad radio beacon. Engineers and technicians Baltimore and Roanoke, Va., was given a medical dis­ a re created equal" — which at the test center believe that in March and June of this charge as apsychoneurotie. may bo a true senes. But com­ pare it to: “Men are created the aew theory will save year. Described ai “extreme, equal In all ways." This is cojntless numbers of lives be- ly dangerous.” the wanted obviously false. Home men are tause (be pilot will remain in man is believed hiding out sm arter than others, stionger the same environmental con­ with a man, a woman and than others and so forth. See dition during the descent and an infant who a rt relatives. He has been quoted ai w bat a difference the "In all subsequent landing. Dominated by a whirl tow­ vowing never to be taken OXFORD, Miss. (UPI) ways” makes T Be very care­ er, several hundred feet high, alive. The University of Mississippi ful of these little tun versa] the facility is manned by per­ Close's bank robbing career today returned to “ all white” qualifiers. You will also run Into the sonnel of the U. S. Navy dates back to 1M9 when he status. The university's only Negro standardised multiple • choice Parachute Facility and the and two relative* were caught after holdups In Maryland student, Cleve McDowell, 21. L'SAP UMth Test Group testa. These are IQ tests, vo­ and Weat Virginia. was expelled Tuesday for cabulary teats, placement tests (Parachute.) Sent to Atlanta penitentiary, carrying a pistol. The action, All the experiments being and tha Uka that are not made T H IS W EEK’S SP EC IA L conducted here are designed Close and several fellow taken on tha recommendation up by your teacher. They are with one Idea in mind, to Inmates schemed to escape of the student Judicial Coun­ usually printed in regular save the most valuable com­ by having a helicopter air­ cil, returned to the Deep booklet form. REG. 4.40 modity ia military air ope- lift them from a prison roof. South state its unique system Many of tha standardised ratloni — the pilot. PARK & TILFORD The plot was thwarted of totally segregated public multiple-choice tests are Focal point (or several of when prison authorities learn­ ichools, acorod by counting just the the teste la the whirl tower ed of It and had Close transMcDowell hid been admitt­ R E S E R V E 86* right answers. No points are designed and built to pro­ terred to Aleatm. ed to “ Ola Miss” without in­ taken off for wrong answers. vide en economical method Upon parole in 1961. Close cident last June. That means that on a 100- of testing Urge numbers of a native of Sullivan, W. Va , COME TO REX . . . THE LIQUOR The university was desegre­ question test, If you got 40 parachutes. made his home in Nokomls, gated under federal court or­ MART OK VALUES. PRICES right and 8o wrong, your With present procedures, Fla., but last March left In der the previous year wvhich •core would be twice as high chutes can be tested as rapid­ company with a brother to allowed tha entrance of the TAILORED TO YOUR TIME, as It would ba If you took ly as one every 20 minutes. resume his bank robbery pur­ school's first Negro student, NEEDS AND BUDGET. YOU your tlma and got 20 right Since many new parachute suits. James H. Meredith on Aug. GET REXTRA VALUE . . . AT REX and none wrong — Just the designs require more thin The Haiti more holdup net­ 31. 1M2. rig h t answrrs ate counted. 200 tests before live Jumps ted them $21,071 but in their No public grade schools You must be careful, ur« initiated, ttie whirl tow­ hurried escape, they dropped have been integrated In Mlas112 W. 1st Street FA 2-0906 though, because some tests — er method saves considerable $1,141 of the loot and Close's lasippi, the only state with College Boards ars one—pen* time and money as compared brother was picked up in no racially-mixed classrooms. alias you for wrong answers. to aircraft drop tcsU. Tha best thing to do ia to ask The coming of the space pour proctor how the test |» age has also left its mark scored—whether It’s a right- at this desert base near the minus.wrong test or If just Sattun Sea and seven miles th e right answers ars counted. west of the agricultural rich I f there are no penalties for city of El Centro. Sporting Goods Tax Challenged Happy Landing For Pitots In Capsule Fugitive Who Lived In Florida On FBI’s 10-Most-Wanted List Mixing Ends In Magnolia State I Be An Early Bird — Teat Drive N o w !A T ' 0 ( * i ( G ILT-ED G E STA M P S HAVE TURNED TO 9 G O LD I \ \ J t A l I / \ / ' \ / i \ SU D D E N L Y t I T S YOURS ■■ Gifts You’ve Always Wanted for GOLD BOND s ta m p s WHAT DO I DO WITH MY GILT-EDGE STAMPS? l.llM N r p ttt-E U p UmmH r MQSf VAIUAIU? •bnrtr taka yow Wad or partly fltod Got Edge savers books to our Food Store ar Ootd Bond Gift Cantor and yon w(B ■ catoa your momtotoMs Gold Bond 8taa»fc Pasta s i Oft Edge Stamp* to G«t Edge 2 ___ Gat-Edge savers hooka tor Via mil oSyourchofcalntheGdt-IdgaCaM^al 1I*1 f t CIS 7JON. 4241 Compareandaeefor yourselfthat Geld Bond Stamps are more valuable. You’D Andthat less stamps, leu saver's bookson the average are needed to get Gold Bond Gifts ••• so yon spend less too. And whafa more... your savers hooks fill fast because more and more stores are givingvahzahli Gold Bond Stamps with every purchase. This all adds up to the fact that... THE TOTAL PERFORMANCE 1 9 6 4 % FORD LINE THURSDAY NIGHT S ep t 26 — 6 til 9 p. m. DURING OUR Situated on larire individually landscaped lots Features include central heat ami air conditiouintf Sneak Preview ! MODERN KITCHENS BY P lan To Visit — GENERAL A Strickland-Morrison C / ^ / * ^ n U r n iO K S A INCORPORATED 308 E. 1 st S t Sanford ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Custom Building Our Specialty General Office 111 W. S6th S t Sales Office PA 2-7496 FA 2-3103 STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS MORE GIFTS ARE YOURS FASTER, EASIER, WHEN YOU SAVE GOLD BOND STAMPS! �. -J* -' ___ X £ Now! „ . U. S. Choice Flavor-Aged Heavy Western Beef CHUCK ROAST ♦ U. S. C H O IC E “ FLAVO R-AGED” FULL CUT BONELESS • CLUB • CUBE • SIRLOIN lb. ROUND lb- IT. S. CHOICE FLAVOR AGED BEEF Round Shoul. Roast 49c U. S. CHOICE FLAVOR AGED BEEF 69c lb. 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T in Scooting, rank ot Eagle Scout, hai bees achieved by Mike Nalaon of Bear Lake Boy Scout Troop 230. Announcement that Mike bad passed the Eagle Board • of Review on Wednesday afZ tarnoon waa made at the “ Tfoop’a Court of Honor hetd v» Wednesday night at the Bear r l i k e Elementary School in Z. the pretence of proud parent! ^ l t d Irienda. * -A note of particular inter•iiaat is the fact that young * Jfelton advanced from Tend. erfoot to Eagle In the abort ' three year period ainca he G ato r Growl GAINESVILLE (UPJ)-1ndu* trial Commiaaion Chair­ m an Worley Brown w a a Mmed Tuesday to emcee the annual Gator Growl, the Univeratty of Florlda'a home­ coming show. The pep rally gad show Is set for the week­ end of Oct. 23-20. entered Boy Scouting a member of Apopka Troop m . This achievement becomes even more oatstsnding when It Is reilltcd that during the past year be gave up work­ ing toward Eagle almost en­ tirely to assist in the organi­ zation of Troop 230 which has just been rechartered. Coming at the same time as the Review Board’s an­ nouncement was one from the Central Florida Council that Mike has been chosen to serve on the staff of 13 boys who will conduct a Junior Leaders Training Conference ■t Camp Lanoche, Oct. M . Qualifying him for this honor was bis attendance this sum­ mer at Lanoche when a "Thumierblnl Survival Train­ ing Course” waa conducted under leadership of Scout­ master Jay Cornet for which the boya were carefully sel­ ected. Mike, 10 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Nelson of 3M0 Holliday Avenue in Bear Lake, Is a Junior at Lyman High School. In addi­ tion to school work and scout­ ing he now has taken on a parttloa Job la an area drug store. Presentation of the Eagle Awi~d will be made at a later date at which time Mike’s mother will receive an identical award in miniature. Other advancements in rank presented by Scoutmast­ er Bruce Nelson and Assist­ ant Scoutmaster Robert Bun­ nell last week went to Barry Gibbons and Greg Marlin, tenderfoot, and to Barry and Bruce Ewer, Randy and Scott Gettings, Peter Hall, Dennis Broadway, Ray GallUord and Hamm Cos. second elsss. Senior Patrol leader for Troop 230 is Ronnie Kuras, Patrol leaders are Randy Gettings, Barry Gibbons, Bar­ ry Ewer snd Raymond GalIlford. New members will be wel­ comed by the scouts and all interested boys of the area are Invited to attend the weekly meetings held at 7:30 p. m. on Wednesdays at the Bear Lake School which serves as Institutional Repre­ sentative for the troop. • m ftrtB V m lb Page 8 — Sept. 23, 1063 Roper • Right1* W eston Mrs. B.R.Beck Dies In Alabama BEAR LAKE BOY SCOUT Miko Nelson of Troop 230 (left) receives congratulations from Scoutmaster Bruce Nelson upon announcement that he hns passed the Eagle Board of Review. The award cume just in time for a Court of Honor at Bear Lake Elementary School. Pork Chops Mrs. B. R. Beck, SO, died Tuesday in Alabama follow­ ing a lengthy Illness. Mrs. Beck moved to Sanford from Louisville, Ala., follow­ ing her marriage to Barney Beck Sr. 23 years ago. She ha* been an active member of the First Baptist Church, of the Sanford Wo­ men's Club and of the Rom Garden Circle. Survivors, other th in her husband, Include two daugh­ ters, lira. W. V. Neville and Mrs. E. F. Clark; a son, Edgar Green; four grandsons and one great grandson, all of Alabama and three step­ children, Mrs. W. A. Kratzert, B. A. Beck and C. W. Beck all of Sanford. Funeral services will be held in Louisville, Ala., at 1 p. m. Thursday from the First Baptist Church. The constant itm lghtener throws most of us In a tlaay. J # Extra P laid Simm§m f ‘ With this coopeo and porehaee _i t"ir Off Label! Chan* A Sanbord P Instant Coffee 10-o*. jar S1.I9 j {Coupon good thru Rat., Sept, 20.] J a t. 9-28-03 WITH 1964... NEW MANAGEMENT NEW POLICIES NEW SALES & SERVICE PROGRAM 2 lbs. 25c lb. 19c GRAPES PEARS n.\RTLF.TT ALL PURPOSE APPLES 4 lb. bag 39c Cauliflower 33c | * | ' SNOW WHITE LARGE HEAD ( K a U o H O J t* D O G Introducing David Tomlinson, newly appointed manager of llollera. Ex­ perienced in ail phases of the automobile business, he began his career greasing cars, advanced to apprentice mechanic, parts assistant, salesman, sales manager and aulo dealer. He has geared Hollers for an entirely new W Holler customers may now buy at the LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES in this area, and receive the best modern service available anywhere. U 3 IHete Pally Brand - 2 * 7 E xtra m P laid Stamp* 3 » K b .U I ,I J r | jm Coupon good thru Hal., Sept. 28. m « * “ ! lia tM u if ttH I U H tlJ TEXIZE CLEANERS * I'lne Srrnt 13-01. • Spring Scent lUrttln • Ammonia NO COUPON NECESSARY ta tm K i 25& b« in ® STAMPS 50 E X T R A P L A ID STA M PS , I K With thl. coupon A pnrehaos a# T E X IZ E C L E A N E R S , iff Plain or Self-Ri.lng Flour • Pin. Scent m a | '.■Gold Medal 3 lb. hag 57e Spring Scent »»*Oe. Ov fL (JC |g r „ lhru Sept. 2*. Pallia • Ammonia •> 4', 'la 0 7 | ;■ Ja*. 9-2V0.1 . ‘22 NO COUPON -NECESSARY J J ELMO FAIRS C. D. BROWN ANN PACK PUItK Jane Parker Freshly Hiked GRAPE CH ER R Y CLAUDE 1UTTELL JE L L Y 3 d l'/« Lb. Jar O C C Sunshine hrUpy <1 lb.) Crackers HOWAItU HOOD H With Ihi. ronpon A parr ha*. Of Ann Pane lu Lb, Rag - x m r ..,.A ,„ I JIM HENTON 8 Coupon good thru Sat., Sept. 28. i Jas. 9-2H-03 - 3 l.b. nag Dog Meal r| Garlic Salt 3'/J-oz. bottle 19c; 12/89c 53c S © 89c Pally Brand E.i P laid Si 2 .7 With tkia conpoa A parthaaa M Ann Pane l 1-Lbt Cana Dog Food Kibbled Bits I DAVID TOMLINSON, Mgr. m E E K Pally Brand VOLUME SALES & MODERN SERVICE PROGRAM, This means all 2 *7 E xtra 1 m P laid Stamp* ! ! CHARLIE SMITH TIM ADAMS 3/25c All Quaker (18 01.) Better Deals — New Policies A t — Oats 25c Holler Motor Sales Co. Detergent Surf A (12 ot.) Detergent 13c Off SANFORD = -■ = ■ - ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 35c j FO O D S 6 59 Di-Os. Jan gt. 79c AA I* Chunk Sty la W H ITE Giant Whits or Pink Realty Bar gt. 64c Dove / BABY TUNA 49c Lux Liquid 65c 2/39c 3 0 * .o tCana viOC *1 Pricea la this ad good through Your Authorized Chevrolet - Oldsmobile - Cadillac Dealer •— Lg. Ptg. Condrnaed Detergent Honkes E #1 " W All Varltlro Heinz Strain* 2/23c Breeze Marcel NOW ! Volume Sales — Special! 194-Lb. Each 31c Peanut Oil 57c Iktrrgcnt Napkins -M • 1 i r i ' n j PIES !Uto (Qt.) Vlarctt F ailrl FRED YEACKLE I Saturday, September 28. = AP ood JJtores a . ***“ •**., >tet a d m it t-en • >. Magnolia Ava. a t 2nd S t, Sanford, Flo. �Ift JfcmftrB WrrtTB 8*pt. *8, MBS — Pajre 9 Hugh Duncan Named To High Lions Post John Minor, of Ocoee, district governor of L lou In­ ternational. made bli an­ nual viiil to the Sanford Llom Club Tuaiday, In hii brief talk. Minor an­ nounced hr hat named Judge Hugh Duncan, local club teeretary and International coun* veto-, to irrve as council ad­ visor at tha next meeting of the Council of Gov*more Oct. 12-13 at Gainesville. Those attending the meet­ ing will be invited to tour the eye bank at the J. Hillis Miller Medical Center. The club plans to kick off Hi >■< ■ 1 ■ ■ ■ Its annual light bulb sale on Oct. 13 with proceeds from ^ the project to benefit the sight conservation fund. Out-of-town guests at the meeting were Mrs. J. T. Minor, wlfs of the district DES MOINES, Iowa (LTD governor and Mr. and Sirs. —A young niece of Princcn C. R. Parker, all of Ocoee. G rice of Monaco awaited a trip back to Philadelphia to­ day after a Kcret, three- II. S. Team Probes Fight Against Communists SAIGON (UPI) - Defense Secretary Robert S. McNa­ mara and Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, set out today to determine why it is tak­ ing so long to defeat the Communists in South Viet Nam. The McXamara-Taylor sche­ dule on the first day of a week-long tour of inspection included meetings with U. S. Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge and Gen. Paul Har* kins, the U. S. military com­ mander in the beleaguered Asian nation. The two men also were ex­ pected to pay courtesy calls on Vietnamese government leaders. But as of Tuesday night they had scheduled no interviews with President Xgo Dinh Diem or his b-otber and chief adviser, Ngo Dinh Nhu. Taylor and McNamara are expected to encounter divided opinion among the American officials In Sslgon. Some American civilians here feel that Oh* Diem government lias alienated a large sec­ tion of the Vietnamese popu­ lation and thus decreased its chances of victory. Top American military men believe, however, that pro­ gress is being made in the fighting and that tha best thing to do is string along with the Diem government. Two hours before Harkins and McNamara arrived in Viet Nam, tbe Communists shot out one engine of a Pan-American airliner with machine gun fire. The planed with 7S persons SCIENTIFIC LAWN SPRAYING FOR — CHINCH BUGS aboard, was hit is it appro­ ached Saigon Airport for a landing. Passengers were not aware what had happened until after the plane landed safely. Granite of Mount Rushmore is said to erode at about one inch in 100,000 years. OR FUNGUS Also Lawnltenorallom Your (Scotts, JDealer G rnpcvllle Nursery : : : i Crapevllle Ate. FA 2-0M« Princess' Niece, After Elopement Hopkins Heads Broadcast Club Ken Hopkins ha a been eleeled president of the Seminole High School Broad­ casting Club. Other new officers are David Littleton, vice presi­ dent: Freddie Berryhlll, sec­ retary; Cleo Lester, record­ ing secretary: John Bridges, promotion and publicity dir­ ector; Dennis Bates, librar­ ian, and James Poovey, trea­ surer. James Martin Is the facul­ ty sponsor and Gil Luck is the radio sponsor. The club will air an hourlong program over WTRR at 9 p. m. each Tuesday, start' ing in November. The pro­ MARY LEE DAVIS gram will concern area high week stay In Des Moines with school news c o n c e r n i n g sports, clubs and social events her bay friend. Police took in custody as well is featuring tha top Mary Lee Davis, 13. and 10 records. John Paul Jones Jr., 18, both of Philadelphia, after (he boy's employer tipped them Highway Bids Hit 'l l Chtrrold Impala Sport Satan—ont oj ti Jit-imoolh {usury Chtnolrit. eft. $6.9 Million Miss Dsvls, whose mother, Chevrolet was luxurious before, but ns standard equipment. (The new ImTALIAHASSEE (CPI) Mrs. Mary Davis Conlin, is Tho Road Department an­ you should see it now. W ith sm a r t palas and He I A irs are more luxurious, a sister of Princess Grace, bad been working as a wait­ nounced apparent low bids on new sty lin g , the ’61 C hevrolet looks too. Even the low est priced B iscaynes 20 projects, including the ress In the Randolph Hotel. even longer (but isn’t). There’s even a have new foam-cushioned sea ts front Jones, the son of an archi­ first Interstate Highway 03 tect, had been idling ency­ Job south of Daytona Beach. w hole new series th isy e a r -th c Impala and rear and are fully carpeted.) Of Ilida opened totaled *6.016.clopedias. 060. Super S p o rts-w ith front bucket sea ts course, you e x p e c t more th an ju st The couple had been living Zinki Smith. Ine., of Pom­ in a modest furnished apart­ ment. Their landlady, Mrs. pano Beaph, was the low bid­ Evelyn Schmidt, said they der at *2,374.000 for Construc­ were a "very quiet couple," tion and four bridges on 6.4 mites of IR 93 in Brevard and had eaused no trouble. Police said Miss Davis and County, between State Road Jonea declined to say whe­ 514 and State Road 300 west ther they were married. of klelbourne. The Bryant ad­ Miss Davis, who disappear­ ministration has been accused ed Aug. 28 from Ihe Ocean of delaying Interstate work Cily (N.J.) summer home of below Daytona Beach for fear her maternal grandmother, of jeopardising toll revenues Mrs. John 11. Kelly, said that on the Sunshine State Park­ whether she would stay at way. home when she was returned there "depends on what hap­ pens." Trucker Killed Shu would not elaborate. Jones, smiling, answered "no In Collision comment" to all questions, LAKELAND (U I'I) A Airs. Conlin asked police Jacksonville truck driver was pot to file charges. killed early today when two The parents of hnth Miss sem itrailer trucks collided Davis and Jones wera flying on Interstate 4 just east of to Des Moines today. here. Police said James Waldon, The victim waa Sherod Des Moines manager for an Touchton. encyclopedia firm, told them A bad traffic jam was he had a young man in his caused by debris that block­ employ whose "wife" closely ed the west-bound lanes on matched a newspaper picture the highway. Eight wreckers of the missing girl. were used to tow away the wreckage. luxury from Chevrolet. A choice of 1G power teams, for instance—a Gand six V8’s up to 425 hp (optional a t extra cost). And quieter transmissions. Jetsmooth ride with Full Coll suspension. Flush-nnd-dry rocker panels, Delco- Take your first look a t the first C Lipstick Used On Escape Route LINCOLN, England (UP!) —Phyllis StnitUin, 21), lays she broke into Lincoln Jail and marked tin escape route for her boyfriend with lip­ stick. She then used the route to get back out, A magistrate ordered her held for trial on charges of aiding an attempted escape. tron generator, self-adjusting brakes and oth er low -u pkeep fe a tu re s. I f you’ve ever wondered how luxurious C h evrolet could g e t - w i t h a ll th e extra-cost options there are to choose fr o m -th a t's entirely up to you. * h e v e l l e Ex-Tampa Mayor Wins Post Again TAMPA (UPI) — Former Mayor Nick Kucclo, beaten four years ago, will return to office Oct. I. Nuccio out polled M a y o r Julian Lam- in the city's run­ off Tuesday by an unofficial count of 33,’oo to 33.900. CLOSING OUT ALL 1968 .DINETTES! Five Piece <>050 Seven 4 9 » 119 Magnolia Ave Sanford, Fla. Phona FA 2-6321 Y o u ’v e n ev er s e e n a n y th in g lik e th is totally new line o f ears before. Chevelle is new in everything but Chevrolet quality. Chevelle is a good foot shorter than the big cars, so it parks easily. Yet the interior of its Cody by Fisher gives you a generous supply o f passenger and lu g g a g e room. The ride is surprisingly smooth with a rugged coil spring at all four wheels. And not so surprisingly for Chevrolet, the new Chevelle offers a choice o f engines ranging from an economical 120-hp 0 to a 220-hp V8 (optional at ex tra cost). Choose the Chevelli* you like best from the three scries —the Malibu Super Sport, the Malibu and the 800 Series, eleven models in all —at your Chevrolet dealer’s. (This good-looking Malibu Super Sport maybe?) T H E R E 'S 5 IN CHEVROLET, C H E V E L L E !. CHEVY H C O R V A IR and CORVETTE H O LLER M O T O R S A LES C O M P A N Y 219 E. SECOND STREET SANFORD FA 2-0711 __________ V �Broofcsfuie n-9eyt ts, ms Jaycee Wives Club Presents Awards Installs New Officers At Banquet -The Jaycee Wive* Club held Skatee, Lorry Skates, Torn) Mr. and Mrs. Wcndcl Agee, land Mrs. Jack Wilber and tbe annual Installation ban­ Price, Mra. Jimmy Smith. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Keeth, Mr Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chapquet Saturday night at the Mr. and Mrs. Brad foley, and Mra. Chuck Bose. Mr. | man. Capri Restaurant with their husband* aa guests. Jim m y Smith, president o( the Jayeees Installed the of­ ficers. Mr*. Tom Price 1* the president and serving with her will be Mrs. Garnett White, vice president; Mrs. Larry Skates, secretary; Mrs. -Phillip Skates, treasurer, and directors Mrs. Dave Berrien and Mrs. Charles Tetenbaum. Mrs. Price's first act as president was to present an engrsred sandwich plate to Mrs. Hammond Polk, retiring president. Mrs. Polk gam • report of the past year's activities end • perfect attendance award, a silver charm, was present­ ed to Mrs. Price. - A sliver revere bowl wa» 'given to Mrs. Tetenbaum, .Who woo the “ Key Girl" -award. Each huabaod was presented with n toy bug for being outstanding husbands. Mrs. Polk told the men that they received the gilts “be­ cause the wives were so bug­ gy about them." ; Mr. Smith thanked the NEW OFFICERS of the Jaycee Wives Club were Installed at the annual wives lor their co-operation banquet by Jaycee president, Jimmy Smith, left back row. Others from and help during the past year. left ore Mrs. Tom Price, president; Mrs. Ijtrry Skntes, secretary, Mrs. * Others present were HamPhillip Skates, treasurer and seated, directors, Mra. Dave Berrien, left and gnood Polk, Dave Berrien, Mrs. Charles Tetenbaum. (Herald Photo) Charles Tetenbaum, Phillip N a v y Events Mrs. Weisenseel Visiting * Saturday, Sept. » • CPO huabanda and wives game night, T p.m. NAS ballloom. land, are enjoying having By Jane Casselberry Monday, Sept. M Mr. and Mrs. J . S. Crum, their lovely daughter. Marilyn , ; Home decorating course, 420 10 Minnehaha Road, Malt- Weiienaeel, and her young fourth meeting. 1 p.m, NAS ballroom. ; CPO wive* club board gicctlnf, I p.m. Home of Mra. Ralph Slmaa. Tuesday, Oct. 1 NOW board meeting, 9:30 a m. Home of Mrs. Hart tholomrw. Wednesday, O ct X VAIl-t Officers w i v e brunch. 10 a.m. Capri Uurant. Thursday, O ct X VAlt-3 Officers w i v e bridge. VAH-S officers wive* brldgc, 9:30 a.m. IJOQI Wardroom, five* lunchNAS officers wive* eon. 11:30 nodal hour, 12:30 p.m. lunch. Gardenn Gale, l i t ' L ira. Friday, Oct. 4 VAH-9 officers wlvea brid­ MRS. JERKY WEISENSEEL, left and her ge, 7:30 p.m. lloma of Mrs. mother, Mra. J. S. Crum. (Herald Photo) T. E. Quillln. * With. Parents In Maitland P e nF innn y e y s always qu a lity SPECIA L! Ily Bernice Kelsey Students homo during this past weekend were Th»d Lin­ go, son of Mr. snd Mrs. T. L. Lingo Jr., a student at the University of South Florida, In Tampa, and Jimmy DeShalo, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. If. DeSluio. Jimmy is attendHomecoming Ahead. Lively Fabric* For Suit*. Skirts, Jumpers and Jackets MILADY’S SIIOITE Of Fine Fabric* I0S K. Park 323-0313 Ing the University of Florida and hat recently pledged Al­ pha Tau Omega, fraternity. Recent houseguests of Mr. and Mr*. Paul Stavik were Mrs. Slavik'* niece and her husband. Mr. and Mrs. Vcr non Huberts, of Bradenton and Mr. and Mra. Roy Hoc ton, of Lake Wales. Mrs. Jerry Arndt left last week, by Jut. to Join her daughter and son-in-law, A/t Frederick Panke Sr., of Colo ratio Springs, Colo., where he is stationed at the Colorado Springs Academy. The Pan kes are Ihe parents of a son, John Steven, born Sept, id The couple ha* two other chil dren, Frederick Jr. and Ho bert. FIRST GRADE THRU — COLLEGE . . . IT S HAND SEWN LOAFERS BY — P o l l t Parrot BEAUTIFUL DETAIL FOR OUR SLIP! saois iaa | mm >«• «uo ONLY £.93 ion and daughter here from Germany for a month's visit. Her husband. Capt. Jerry Welscnseel, is stationed with the Armed Force* there, Mrs. Weisenseel and the children will spend a few day* with her huihand'a par­ ent* in Miami, before they re­ turn to Germany on Oct. 13. The Crumi lived in Forest City before moving to Mait­ land. Birthday Celebrated At Skate Party Gary Brown, ton of Mr. am! Mrs. Willie Brown. 1339 Sum­ merlin Ave. celebrated hit llth birthday with a party at the Meiodrr Skating Ilink, busied by his parents. The guesti enjoyed skating for most of the evening, fob lowed bythe gift opening ceremony. Among the gill* was a pair of Chicago roller skates, from his grandpar­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Noel, of Osteen. His parents gave him a skating rase. A large birthday cake trim­ med in yellow and green highlighted the refreshment table and waa served with cold drinks, ice cream and candy. Friends Invited to share the parly with the h«norec wets Billy and Russell Echols, Mi­ chael and Susan Galietta, Mike Galloway, Robbie Utterbuck. Mike llrumley. Mike Holmes and Laurie Fillion, all of Sanford. Linda Noel, Joyce Harvey, Loren and Dennis Jones, Hur­ ry and Dale Rutherford, Nell Cogwcll and Clay Veino, all of Osteen. Gary's brothers, Donald, Randy and Kenny ami hi* sifter. Laurie Lynn, were also present. And Fied Pierson Meets For Annual Married S ept 7 Social Mrs. Katrina Brfokshire and Fred Pierson, both of Oviedo, were married Sept. 7 at 2 p.m. at the Reeves Me­ morial Methodist Church, in Orlando. Rev. George Carlton, pas­ tor, and former pastor of the Oviedo Methodist Church, of­ ficiated at the informal cere­ mony. Attendant* were Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Brookshire, son and daughter-in-law of the bride, of Atlanta, Ga., and Mlsa Ann Pierson, daughter of the groom, of Saraiola. The couple has relumed to their home on Lawton Street in Oviedo after n wedding trip to Asheville and Frank­ lin, N. C., and Valdosta, Ga. Jame* Brookshire is attend­ ing Georgia Institute of Tech­ nology in Atlanta. BPW Club Plans Fashion Show Oct. 10 Members of the Rusinevs and Professional Women'* Club met at the Florida Slate Rank Lounge for the monthly business session. Effie Halaway, of the Longwood School, received a beau­ tiful cashmere embroidered sweater aa the award from a recent project of the club. Plan* were discussed for a fashion and hair style show scheduled for Oct. 10 at 8 p.m. at the Sanford Woman's Club Building. Fashions will be shown from Mary Esthers and modeled by club member*. Hair style* will lie created by Richard and Harriett's Beauty Nook. National Busi­ ness Women’s Week has been proclaimed Oct. A to 12. The style show wilt be held in ob. servance of this event Refreshments will tc served and several door prises award­ ed. Proceeds will he used for the benefit of the local Den­ tal Clinic. The public is In­ vited. Tickets are available from club members or at the door. Local Events the Fontainbleu Hotel she Mrs. Preston McBean of heard aecretary of state, Oleander Lane is home again bean Ruak. speak at the na­ after a two month tour of tional commander's dinner. England, Holland, Austria, Germany, Italy, France, SwitMr. and Mrs. Harrison serlund, Norway, Sweden and Bernritter have returned to Denmark. While in Switzer­ their home in DeBary after land ihe stopped at the Place an extended trip to Erie and Hotel, in Lucerne and met placet of interest. Mr. and Mrs, Richard Nixon and daughter* who were vaca­ Mr*. A. Snyder is home tioning there. She stated that from the hospital after a fall they wer* considered an ideal that broke her hip, and will American family and very have Miss Nichel of Syracuse gracious to everyone. Cub Scouts Entertained At Swim Party HEALTH PROGRESS Progress continues to be made In reducing the mor­ tality among children one to II yean of age, report sta­ tisticians of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. The reduction in mortality at each of the childhood ages j is due primarily to decreases in the death rates from infec, turns diseases and accidents, Ihe experts said. (■oddetM ■fr&r|cisc;vn e&rtheniv&re SALE C O N T IN U ES - and DELIVERED ON TIME Tour Dvwatown Florist Store DeBary Personals SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Car. K. 1st A Sanford Ave. FA 2-1 m or FA 7-8433 Dr. and Mr*. Charles Giles. Mr. and .Mrs. Ruble Elliott. Mr. and Mr*. Tom W. Pritch­ ard, Mary Sue Attwood and Mi** Emily Schanton, mem­ ber* of the Florida Federa­ tion of Art, executive hoard, had dinner at a DeBary res­ taurant Friday evening, prior to Saturday's board meeting at t h e DeBary Mansion House Hcudi|uarters. Catholic Club Plans Social Thursday Mrs. Joel Sayers Jr., pres­ ident of the Orlando Central Deanery will be the guest speaker at the Membenhip Social of the All Souls Cath­ olic Women's Club this Thurs­ day. The even! will take place immediately after the NovCna Services in the Parish Social Halt. A cordial Invitation Is ex­ tended to all ladies of the par­ ish. Lake Mary Woman’s Club meets at the Riksha Inn for a luncheon meeting at 12.30 pm Guest spealers, Dr. Frank Leone and Sirs. Grace Fisher, from the Seminole County Health Dept. OVER 33 YEARS At First A Palmetto (Alongside aid post office) STERLING SILVER CHARMS AND CHARM BRACELETS f j .0 0 UP. Flemings Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Bertollni of Coral Gables, Miami, vlsitrd Con stable nnd Mrs. Oscar Papineao en route home from Bainbridge, Md., where they enrolled their daughter, Nor­ GifU • Cards • Hooka (Formerly McVlcant) 210 E. Flntt St. LAUNDRY PRICES MAKE YOU FROWN? DO IT HERE — KEEP WASH COSTS DOWN I New Arrivals CORSAGES Qvsafik Shoe The Phebea e-Golden Circle Sunday School Class of the First Baptist Church met at the Idylwllde home of Mrs. Don Reynolds for the tnnusl September "Tea.'* with 13 members present. Mr*. Robert Hodges, class president, gave an interesting devotion centered around the 23rd Psalm and Mrs. Vernon Hardin led the closing prayer. Annual reports were made and each officer thanked for their part in the year's work. Members voted to re-elect Ihe entire slate of officers for another year, ainee October is the beginning of the new church year. Mrs. M. N. Clevelind, class MEMBERS OF THE PRE-KINDERGARTEN CLASS, helped Louelia teachrr. and Mrs. Hodges, Sevilla celebrate her fourth birthday with a pnrty at the Pinecre.st Kiddie president, each received a Korner School recently. Son#.* and games were held in her honor at 10:30 gift of a p p i .'‘ation for their a.m., followed by refreshments of punch and cake, under the supervision efforts. Several e mteds were of Mrs. Maureen Smith, teacher. Left to riyht are Lisa Merck, Louelia conducted and prizu award­ wearinir her birthday crown, Luis Perez and Melinda McGuire. Twenty-two ed to the winers. children joined in the celebration. (Herald Photo) Delicious refreshments were served during the social hour. Others attending were Mme*. James Brodie, Carl Brorup, Fred Kelly, Ken McIntosh, Murray Lewis, Bill Jones Jr., Hotly Piercy, Ed Alderman, Mr*. Pierson Little of Aia- to help take care of her. ma at St. Joreph'a College. and Mils Martha Grogan. ica Drive attended the Amer­ She will study tor a nursing ican Legion National Conven­ Friends of A. D. Williams career. Mr*. Bcrtolini is Sirs. tion in Miami at the Hotel and Stanley Stroud will re ­ Papineau's cousin and for­ Shelborne, where she met gret to learn that they are merly lived in Rhoue Island. many old friends from New both hospitalised. THURSDAY Jersey and other states. At The Cub Scouts from Den Ftve. Pack 331. were recently entertained at a swimming party at the home of Mra. Melvin Dekle, 2403 Adams Court, in Wynncwood. The boy* enjoyed swim­ ming in the pool from 1 to 3 p.m. then were served re­ freshments. Mrs. Dekle, den mother, and Mrs. Sara Stoudenmire, assistant, served as hostesses for the parly. The hoys were supervised by Gary Renfro. Ray Brune den chief, Doug Stanley. Scouts attending were Geffry Gorman. David Baker, J e ­ rome T 11 s h a w , Tommy Gwartney, Benny Butler, Ric­ ky Steele, John Foster. Ricky Gwartney, A n d y GARY BROWN Steele, Douglai MacGregor, David Dekle, Bill Stoudenmlre, Douglas Dennis, Jim ­ my Hartnn, Lee Stoudcnmire. Mike Hardin, Johnny Terwilleger and Peter Kelley. la Oviedo Also attending were Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pen- John Gorman, 3trs. Laura darvls, of Oviedo, announce Dasinger. Jo Stoudcnmire, the birth of a six pound, five Gwen Gorman and Butch Gorman. ounce ton, Sept. It). They have chosen the name. William Craig, for the new arrival who has two sisters, Barbara Ann. 13. and Rita Jean, eight, snd one brother, Charles Jr., 12. The new baby was boro on Rita Jean's birthday. Fabulous Maternal grandmother 1* Mrs. Bertie Roberts of GoldLYCRA enrod and paternal grandpar­ Stretch ents are Mr. and 3trs. J, W. Pondarvis, of Oviedo. Droit AND J.9S Nylon tricot, atraight lined, sweetheart Htyling, i h o d o w panel! Lovely lace trim white only. Church Class LYCRA Foundation G arm en t* • • • By O LGA BRIEFS HALF SLIPS FULL SLH’S BY ROGERS Mary Esther’s ‘ Featuring Fashions Just For You" SW EEN EY’S 200 N. PARK AVE. OFFICE SUPPLIES RIFTS STORE HOURS: • TO l i t Open Wed. Afternoon W ES - K A Y Washeteria OPEN UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT DOUBLE LOAD SIN G LE LOAD DRYRS Heated and Air Conditioned Waiting: Room CLEAN, MODERN REST ROOMS ALL MACHINES RENOVATED LAUNDRY CARTS WITH WASH - FROM 8 A. M. TO K P. 31. TOMORROW ONLY — (Thursday, September 26) FR EE S O A P WES-KAY Washeteria — 2010 French �Oviedo V S . Sanford JH Thursday By Jo* Wards* | lor High School Thursday | youngittrt r«turning from | land • record during 1962. back Bobby Stewart, half­ Herald Sport* Writer night In San/onl'a Municipal lu t ten o n '* aleven. Those Led by Haad Coach Art back David Evan* and full­ Oviedo Junior High'* Lion Stadium. boy* are replacing last year'* | Scott and Assistant Coach back Steve Mello. Cuba will open 1U 1063 foot* Carrying the brunt of the entire itartlng team which Jack Calvert, the Cub* arc * • • ball itaaon with Sanford Jun*ILloo Cub’* attack are five]carried the baby Lion* to a counting heavily on quarter* Rex Clonts should also prove to t>e Important In the other halfback spot. According to Calvert, the A b o u t S p o rtB outlook for a winning season is not too bright a t this time since the little Lions lack site, .speed and depth—and these are essentials when you consider the class of opposi­ BY JULIAN 8TKN8TKUM tion they will be meeting this By Dotty Divot lilte d Press latenattaaal season. Calvert admits that While making our aporte Seminole County f o o t b a l l What’s m o r e newsworthy his club could be playing out Next guy who ciaima the beat around the conutry re­ fans. N u t year Seminol* will be­ Dodger* backed in can have than the fact that a group of of Its class, meeting schools cently we dlicnvered that come a member of the new tome of their left-over cham­ women have been actively many times larger. nothing would be more sultAnother fact detrimental convening — without casualty able to Lyman High School's Metro Conference which will pagne—all over his head. !o the Cubs is that any ninth be composed of eight teams in —for 16 years. That apeaka Greyhounds than a berth on There always will be some grade boy who has real tal­ the Orlando-Seminole a r e a . well for golf right there! the 8emino!e High’s football purist to point out tha Dod­ ent, or ha> any site, plays The loop will include Boone, Airs. Charles (Kathy) Parka schedule. And the sooner the Bishop Jloore, Colonial, Edga- gers backed Into the pennant Jr., hald tha flrit board meet­ varsity ball for Oviedo High better, say Lyman fana. School. Thus, It's impossible Wa asked Lyman Coach water, Evans, Oak Ridge, because they actually clinch­ ing of the current season last for the junior high mschlne Dick Copeland about I t “ Yea, Seminole of Sanford and Win­ ed It while sitting la their week and started clearing tha to use thesa players. Tuesday afternoon “fairways" for tha 1963-64 air,’* ha said, "we’d Ilka very ter Park, Under the naw set­ patios The Lions Cubs will be run­ up each taam in tha circuit ■aason of the Sanford Wom­ much to play Sanford. 1 don’t when the Cubs beat the Car­ ning from tha T and will keep will meet each other during an'* Golf Aten. know If wa could etar gat on dinals, 6-3. their attack on the ground. the season. The first weekly tournament their schedule." But the Dodgers feel they The ctub's patting game has­ That means Seminole will got under way at 9 o'clock thla At Seminole High wa asked won It last week by sweeping n't materialised at quickly at morning , . , Blind Partner*. Head Coach Jim Plgot If there meet Sevan Metro Conference tha Card* three straight. Scott and Calvert had intend­ opponents In 1964. A bualnesa luncheon waa hald was any chance of Lymen get­ And just to prove they (till ed. To play a 10-gam* slate ting on Sanford’a schedule. can do It thamselvea and a t 1 p. m. Although the Baby Lions Seminole will need three non­ We dragged out the ol' golf­ “Of course," replied Pigott, need no help from the Cube lack a potent kicker, they “1 think there is a good conference games. or anyone else, they went out ing duds and noticed they had will be trying to Improve Pigott admitted th at he and beat the Mela, 4-1, Tues­ ahrunk about two Inch**— fundamentals such as block chance." How soon, we inquired. And plans to continua opening day night on the combined how'* youral—the asked “ex- Ing and tackling In order to pull off a couple of upsets In Pigott’a answer lies a story with the Titusville Terriara four-hit pitching of Don Drys- pandingly." Some of the familiar facet this season. worth telling right now to and would like to keep the De- dale and Ron Perrenoikl. Land Bulldogs on his sched­ Then, and only then, did of past year were on hand this After Thursday night's open­ ule. the Dodgers do any celebrat­ afternoon. They included Mary er with Sanford Junior High, This leaves one open date ing. Whelchel, Ellen Bette, Dot the little Lions take on South for 1964. And, brother, Sem­ There waa the traditional Powell, Katie Jackson. These Seminole Junior High In inole County football fana champagne for everyone In­ gala have been missed. And Oviedo on Oct. JO, travel to might aee another “civil war" stead of the tougher-to-take wait until you see tha new St. Cloud on Oct. IS, enter if the Lymnn game can be ar­ brer that was hastily sub­ locker room* , , . Cool, nmnt tain Sanfird Junior High at ranged. How about that Jimmy Liv- home on Oct. 22, play South stituted a year ago after the CLEVELAND, Ohio (U PI) Lyman haa certainly earn­ Dodgers had dropped the ingiton! Purchased a new art Seminole’s Hurricanes st —The Cleveland Indian* clos­ of cluba and proceeded to Longwood on Oct. 31, end ed out their 1963 home season ed tha right to a spot on Sem- final playoff game to the shoot a blistering 02. That*! clove out their slt-game Inote'a slate. And wo wouldn't Giants. Tuesday night and announced hesitate to predict that on a Drysdale, credited with hil not tha way to be popular. slate on Nov, 5 in Oviedo the loweat season attendance clear night in a suitable stad­ 13th victory and the 11th for Tha way to play golf, yea . . . against St, Cloud. aince 1943. ium no less than 6,000 fans the Dodgers in their last 14 popular, no. It waa hinted a move would would pay a premium to gamee, held the Met* to four Tha SWGA members claim be considered If an improve­ watch these two clubs tangle. hit* in seven innings attar to bava a real "awlnging" ment were not noted neat sea­ Why did Sanford leave the which Perranoskl set down preeldent this year. So, all you son. Orange-Belt for the faster the last six batters In order. gals ought to com# out and The Tribe finished with a Elsewhere in the National “awing" (golf clubs that is) company of the new Metro home attendance of 362,307, loop? “We're getting to big League, the Rede downed the with her. lowest since the 339,182 who TALLAHASSEE (UPI) for the other schools in the Braves, 4-2, the PhtUlea de­ turned out 18 years ago. Last All through the offseason Orengs-Helt Conference," de­ feated the Glanta, 5-4, and the year 7IA.076 fans attended the duced Pigott. "The Metro Colts subdued the Pirates, 3-2. Pest Controllers Florida State's football coach home game*. Over In the American cs concentrated on ways to Conference will be comprised Gabo Paul, Indians presi­ of Doublt-A schools and ws'll League, the Yankees beat the In Clean Sweep stop M i a m I quarterback dent and general manager, be about the only Single-A AngeU. 8-1, the White Sox Dot Button put together the George Mira In the 1963 open­ conceded the ctub had “ taken school In ths league. Sure, crushed the Orioles, 15-0, the high gams of 203 in the Hi. er. a good beating financially this we'll play better ball cluba but Indians topped the Twins, noonsra League to help Art Bill Peterson, the head year." But he added, “ 'Ye the pressure will be on them, 3-1, the Tigers blanked the Brown Test Control make a coach, admitted it was one have a pretty solid group of not us. Instead of being the Senators, t o, and tha Red clean aweep against Team No. of the toughest jobs he ever owners and they’re not the big fish in a little pond we'll Sox defeated the Athletics, II. Stenitrom Realty remains faced but felt he had the ans­ kind of people who flinch." tied for first place with the wer tn directing his defense be a little fish in a big pond." 3-1. However, Paul, who Is the A rt Brown squad as they to pressure Mira on every majority stockholder, Indicat­ made a clean sweep against plsy. ed the owners woutd have to Team No. 7. Guglielmi May It was a gamble but his start tailing about a move Cooks Corner led by Dot Seminole, did exactly wiist unless the attendance showed By United Press International Call It Quits Johnson's high series of 536 he tuld them last Friday night signs of picking up next sea­ EASTERN DIVISION NEW YORK (UPI) - Al­ won three point* from South­ ■nd the result wss a stunning son. W I T Pel. p r PA though the West Coast has ern Air. The Acey Deucy 24-0 upset which earned Pe­ Cl'lsml 2 0 0 1.000 78 36 been a stimulant to Ameri­ Wives Club split their points terson one of the most satis­ St. Louis 2 0 0 1.000 62 31 cans since the Gold Rush 2-2 with the CPO Wives Club. fying wins of his career and P'burgh 1 0 1 l.ooo 32 21 days of 1849, lur Ralph Gug- Grapcvtlle Nursery shared designated at United Press W'ington 1 1 0 .300 31 31 lielmi a trip to ban Francisco the pointa with Hunt Realty International's "Cotch of the 2 aa did the Debary Debs N. York 1 1 0 .500 37 39 may well signify the end of 2Week." By United I’rnw International Phil'pliia 0 1 1 .ouu 43 49 a professional football career. and Shoemuker Construction. Peterson said lie decided to Dallas 0 2 0 .000 31 73 .Mildred Nichnlaa ronvurted AMERICAN LEAGUE Guglielmi, 29-year-old for­ concentrate on rushing Mira WESTERN DIVISION W L Pet. C.B mer All-American quarter­ the 3-6-8 and Kilty Purdy the when he learned Miami would W I T Pet. PE PA back from Notre Dame, waa 3-6-7. The baby 3-10 fell fur x-N. York 103 33 .632 have two aophomorei In the Chicago 91 fid .380 1 1 4 Chicago 2 0 0 1.U00 38 10 traded Tuesday by the New E tta Dorman, Tat Foster and beckfield—one at a halfback G. Bay 1 1 0 .500 34 20 Minn. 89 70 .360 144 Y'ork Giants to the San Fran­ Grace Keck. Carolyn Sallee post and the other at fullback. Detroit 1 1 0 .300 33 13 Haiti more 83 73 .323 20 cisco Forty Niners for defen­ converted the 45; Pat Sipley He said the inexperience B'timore t 1 0 .300 48 31 9; and Doris Hock the 9-10. Detroit 78 HO .491 23 sive back Eddie Dova and a 4was hound to hurt Miami and M'aota 1 1 0 .500 31 48 Kathy Gray rolled tha only Cleve. 16 82 .481 27 put that much extra prttaure San Fran 0 2 0 .000 34 44 future draft choice. turkey. Boaton 73 84 .472 2 » 4 on Mira. L. Ante. 0 2 0 .000 16 60 But Guglielmi may not re­ Kan. City 71 fid .452 3 1 4 port to the Forty Nlnera. Sunday's Results L. Angeles 70 fit) .410 3 3 4 St. Louis 23 Philadelphia 21 After shuttling around the The Cid It a name given In The U. S. collier Cyclop* Wash. 54 103 .311 1 8 4 Pittsburgh 31 New York 0 National Football League for song and story to a great hero Vanished in the Carildtran Sea x-Clinched pennant six years a* a high-salaried of Spain. Hit real namn was in 1918 amt us fata remains Green Bay 31 Detroit 10 Tuesday's Results reserve, he is entertaining Rodrigo, or Ruy Dias. a mystery. Cleveland 41 Dallas 24 Button 6 Kansas City t •eriuua thoughts of retire­ Chicago 28 Minnesota 7 Detroit t Washington 0 Baltimore 20 San Francisco 14 ment. N. Y. 8 L. A. 1 (N) Clev. 3 Minn, t (N) Chicago 15 Halt. 0 (N‘ End* Height Weight Grails Thursday's Game* 6- 0 Duncan, Glenn Ninth . 1,0 Clave, el Kansas City (N) WT. Newell, Charle* NAME POSITION GRADE 3-11 Ninth 160 Only game scheduled Aria, John 9 143 Gaines, Raymond C Ninth 5- 9 136 .NATIONAL LE.Ki l l B 137 it rills, Leonard Bratton, Steve T 7 Eighth 5- 7 135 W L Pet. KB Brink!), Chris c 135 Kickett, Mike 10 6-10 Eighth 130 x-Lus A. 97 60 .618 Clonts, Hex 9 too Tarklra 1111 St. Louis 91 67 .576 0 4 07 Stuart, Bruce 7 « Crabtree, Billy Eighth 150 6- 1 San Fran. 85 72 .511 12 109 Danko, (irrgg 8 E Dann, Charlie Eighth 5- 8 160 Cine). 84 71 .532 134 135 Norris, Charles 8 G Crabtree. Wayne 8. 7 Eighth 155 Phil*. 83 71 .529 14 120 (trueding, David HH 10 Evens, David Eighth 5- 8 140 Milwaukee 82 70 .519 154 9 110 Cox, Terry K-FB Green, Rodney Eighth 5-10 160 Chicago 80 78 .500 m * 96 Lyle, I’rrry Herring, Timmy G 7 Eighth 5 10 166 Pittsbg. 73 81 .165 24 91 "nrilir, Don Holder, Jimmy HH 7 5-10 Ninth 160 Houston 62 95 .395 35 105 Jepum, Andy QB 7 a r.U N. York 30 107 .318 47 126 l.'.nibert, Paul 9 la y man, Hal T Ninth 5- 6 150 x-CItiuhed pennant 87 ’fern utoii, Bub 7 HB Ninth Lingo, Guy 6- 1 165 Tureday'e Rnulie 115 •false . Bit hard 10 C. Eighth 150 l.ukua, Jon 5- 8 Chicago 6 St. Louis 3 85 'rtn e i. Lari 8 lilt Eighth McClellan, Joe 150 5- 8 t inci. 4 Milwaukee 2 (N l 108 It age, Tommy C 10 Mea ' ii»>, Clyde Eighth 5- 7 165 Houston 3 Pittsbg. 2 (N) 112 Center. 10 Mt"n, St.ce FH I.. A. I N. Y'. t (N) 120 Tetter, Tommy T 8 Mkid!.ton. Hot, 6- e Ninth 135 Phila. 5 Sun Fran, 4 (X> 10 210 Olson, Bob C Mil ler, Andy &- 8 150 Eighth lhur-da>‘a Gainra 125 Dempsey, Bill E 10 Minter, Jim 6 4 Ninth 110 Pittsbg. at Houston (N) 160 If larle beck* Moon, T- miny 8 T N. Y. at L. A. (N) 9 129 Kaiser, Dmuiy T Nowak, Jim 5- 8 135 Ninth Pit iln. at Sun Fran. 130 Lucas, Jim Uliff, Isirry G 9 5- 6 Eighth 110 Only games scheduled. 91 lla llb a k s QB 7 Pearson, Jim 10 130 Struugbnn, David E Eighth Pula, Cliucky no 5- 6 119 Garrett. Dennis 8 Shares Award (1 • Eighth 5* ft Pretton, Mike 130 • 100 Houck, Jerry c Ninth NEW YORK (UPI) — Left­ Kuggv, Bud 5- ft 126 146 Moore, David hander* Warrm Spuiin of the Staley, Mike 8 T 5- ft Ninth 150 10 104 Green, Bonnie .Milwaukee Braves and Gary Stewart, Hubby a* 5 Ninth 135 QB Peters ol the Chicago While Strickland, Lurry 10 300 Helms, Urelil K j* 0 130 Ninth Sox today ware named win­ Thompson, Bruce 130 1 u IIbacks T 8 s e rt of the “ Van lleuscn Out- Wolcott, Bill G 8 145 Lett, Larry ft- ft 150 Ninth *» itand'ng Achievement Award" Boyle, fb.b 140 ittikey, Allen 5- ft 110 U't Eighth iur August. Liuce, Givtia k. 19 154 1 liubugiit, Utciuid Eighth Ui i* I Dodgers Beat Thinking Out Loud Mels After Winning Flag Who's Golfing Indians Talk About Moving Mira Stopped By Pressure By United Press Internationa) Blocking and tackling as well a» pa*s defense monopo­ lised the Mississippi State drill while Florida w e n t through a hard scrimmage in the rain. State and Florida meet Saturday in Gainesville, Fla. Tennessee figures it needs a tight pats defense to beat Auburn this Saturday. Coach Jim McDonald aent (he Volunteers through an intense drill against aerial war­ fare Tuesday. He said Au­ burn'* quarterback. Jimmy Sidle, "certainly it one of the top passers in the Southeast­ ern Conference." Georgia Tech worked on its passing attack and coach Bobby Dodd explained he thought the Y’ellow Jackets would have to throw a lot to best Clrmson. Vanderbilt stressed pass of­ fense and defense In prepar­ ation for the battle with Geor­ gia. Louisiana Slate worked on a past defense against the Rice Owls whose quarterback Walter MeRcynntds gained 179 yards with hia tones last year against the Bengali. Auburn began stressing a defense against Tennessee's single wing offense and Tutane worked on all phases of the game in a review of strat­ egy for Alahuina. Mississippi had its most plete offensive workout of the season, tuning up for two hours an offense that was held scoreless by Memphis hia to last weekend. Sept SB, IMS—P tf* I l t |m O Seminole JVs To Play Jackets Aft Leesburg Seminole High School’s Jun­ ior edition of the Flghtln* Seminole* pack their bags again tomorrow and head for Lake County where they will meet the baby Yellow Jacket* of Leesburg High School. The contest la alated for 7:30 o’clock at the Leesburg llSiih School Stadium. The little Brave* of Sem­ inole will be out to post their Initial victory of the cam­ paign. They will go into to­ morrow night’s affair with a string of 23 consecutive victoriee and a tcoreleas tie. The knotted contest occurred last week in Daytona lleach when Head Coach Ralph Stumpf's baby warriors suffered a bad case of first half jitters and then were unable to get their offensive moving In the lat­ ter half. “ But tomorrow night," de­ clared Stumpf, “ we believe it'll be a different story. 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Not even that long for some of us. What are the imminent victims of this heady inflation going to do about it? Well, a fast and thoroughly un­ scientific survey of a dozen males with varying quantities of hair has turned up these facts: •F o u r are going to handle it the easy way by simply getting their hair cut every three weeks instead of every two. This not only is hot­ headed, but is unimaginative and smacks a little of chicken. •Two are threatening to let their hair grow out in a Tarzan bob as a public protest. The trouble here is that neither of these guys is going to look anything like Tarzan. They will look more like a couple of fa t Eng­ lish sheepdogs. •Another rebel plans to have his head shaved ula Yul Brynner. Our guess is that his wife is still going to leave him at home to baby sit while she goes to the movie to see Yul Brynner. •Three fast friends are forming a ban-the-barber brotherhood in which each brother solemnly swears he will cut another brother's hair. The flaw in this is that not one of these clowns can cut hair. •One young man of impeccable pearance says he couldn't care less. a mother has been cutting his hair all his life, and he only hopes that when he gets to college he can find someone to cut it half as welt, at any price. •T he twelfth subject interviewed in this indepth survev is s hot-shot business tycoon who has a way with a buck. “No problem," he said lightly. “I’m going to put my money in a company that makes hairclippers. With all the dividends I’ll get as horns haircutting catches on, i'll be able to afford a 93.60 professional haircut and not twitch a aideburn.” Maybe this genius has got some­ thing. And here"s a hot tip for your yuletide shopping, fellows. The Lady In Your Life will be even happier to trim your curly locks if the hair­ clipper you tuck in her Christmas stocking is her favorite color. It’s thoughtful little touches like this that will keep the lovelight burn­ ing in your ivy-thatched home clipjoint. P o litic a l N o te b o o k S Letters Dr. Crane's To W o r r y C lin ic CASE^Q-MT: Lorn* D., ag­ ed 14, It tha {at, frustrated high schooler mentioned yes­ terday. She was ■ sm art girl, male* in; mostly “ A"*, but she still didn't understand the simple strategy for winning friends and being happy. So I coaxed her into launch­ ing upon the "Compliment Club" project. All of you readers can join too, for there ara no dues. To qualify you Just pay three sincere compliments every day for 30 consecutive days. Each dally compliment, however, must be to a differ­ ent person. In Lotus' s case, I also urged her to offer her mo­ ther an occasional compli­ ment, since Lorna resented her slender, attractive mo­ ther. Lama was simply jealous of both her mother's figure and •odal success. "But, Dr. Crane," Lorna protested, "when I resen: somebody, bow can I pay her a sincere compliment?" Well, my college students i t Northwestern University asked that same question when I first launched this Compliment Club project u an assignment In one of my psychology classes. But a compliment Is an objective tool of psychology, much as ■ scalpel Is an In­ stru m en t of surgery. Our American surgeons thus wielded their scalpels O U R just as successfully on wound­ ed enemy Japanese and Ger­ man soldiers during World War II, is they did on our own Injured American boys. For a true scientist does not let his emotions Interfere with his job! So I warned Lorna that an honest compliment is not in­ sincere, even when given to an enem^r. F or a compliment la never flattery! A compliment la a statement of praise for soma object trait or characteristic that other will agree la out­ standing and thus deserving of commendation. "Oh, i'll admit," I told Lorna, "that you may disllka giving praise to an enemy. "In fact, you may be com­ pelled to grit your teeth to force auch a compllmente across your Upa. But do it, anyway. "Ju st look for fom# vir­ tue or merit in your compan­ ions and then phrase a verbal compliment thereon. "If you are ultra shy about speaking to a eaiual acquain­ tance or a teacher, then re­ hearse your compliment the night before, as you would practice your solo or talk for public speaking c la n ." Well, Lomi began the ex­ periment, choosing three of her classmates the first day, and offering each one a merit­ ed bit of praise. The second day she slipped In one compliment for her mother. The U tter had sensed that B O A R D IN G H O U S E J AViXf— C«AV.M0<X>tE,acT OPAMO fiftyTT-TT/, £ IE A R OUT OP WIRE 6 £F0 *tC) —.WMepe l RUM SOU ltd.'AFTER 6 ff« A T . BTARTIM* ATKAFPIC L fK S T H lS .Y O U 'R t LUCKY C A M * * / You'Re n o t sueeP tM a * INS 0S6N Peter Edson SEPTEMBER SA N TA CLA U S TAKE CARD HOW 1 {YOU ADDRESS A I taypaser . officw IF SCUM SR PAT«XUN© OUR she ant) Lorna were not very harmonious, so Lorna's mo­ ther looked startled, but pleas­ ed. And before the month was over, Lorna was elected sec­ retary of her btgh school class. Conditions at home had also thawed out remarkably, so then Lorna was no longer frustrated and thus a com­ pulsive eater. So Lorna actually was able to launch on the dieting plan by which aha soon slenderiz­ ed her figure. Remember, high ichool marks don't make you tact­ ful social psychologists any mora than they make you skilled pianists! You must practice the pro­ per psychology to win friends. Editor, Herald: Friday night Ihe leadership of Seminote County and San­ ford clearly showed their ability to cope with the pro­ blems of our area. How can they solve the complex problems that face our county, city and schools if they cannot get together on such a small item ns a little grass on a playing field? This was the most disgrace­ ful thing 1 have seen in a long time. Fifty or 60 of Seminole and Brevard Coun­ ties' finest young people forc­ ed to play in a field of mud like pigs. As taxpayers of the county and city, we look first to our school board. Three to five hundreds dollars to move the grass back to the field would not bankrupt our school sys­ The E d it o r tem. When the school hoard does not act, we look to the schools themselves. We pay enough for admiss­ ion to the various games so that a little could be spent to Improve the field. There doesn’t seem to have been any prohlem getting more seats to bring In more dob lars from the games. A lit­ tle of this could have been used. Last, when all others fall to do their job we look to the city government where a good number of us live. With such a large budget and so much spent on recreation, this small amount could have been worked in some place. I certainly hope that this disgusting situation is cor­ rected by Tuesday or Wed­ nesday so that In two wrecks when our team plays here again it will not be on clay sn hard that they arc injured or so muddy you can't tell whose team Uiey are on. I believe with such petty bickering done away with, our area leaders can work put anything that stands in Ihe way of our future. Let's start now. —Art Harris WASHINGTON (NBA) — Nearly all of the political !*■nee before the UN General Assembly this yen' are holdover*. Thirteen yean after the United Nations tackled Its f ln t peace-keeping operation In Korea, it ie still on the agenda with no better pros­ pects for solution. In the past, Soviet Russia has proposed that North and South Korean representativea be summoned to New York to give the Assembly both sides of the problem. Two years ego the United States agreed that North Kor­ eans might come If they would agree to accept UN decisions on their country*! future. They didn't come. The same condi­ tion was offered Inst year. Perhup* the greatest con­ tribution to Korean stability that can be made this year would be for South Korea's young military leader I'urk Chung H.-e to allow democrat­ ic elections for the presidency, scheduled for Oct. 15. This would silence North Korea's carping against tha South Korean dictatorship. lty suppressing minorities and Jailing his principal op­ ponents for the presidency, Gen. 1’ark has shown hie dotermination to hang onto pow­ er, regardless of consequence*. The Congo I* probably tho most important issue before General Assembly again this yrar. Secretary General U Thnnt would like tn close out the UN Congo missions liy the end of the year lack of money to finance them, So far, the Congolese lend­ ers have refrained from try. ing to carve each other up. l'rentier Cyrillo Adoula Is still rrgarded as the most roinpet. [ent man on the scene, but the country ts faced with ruinous Inflation and needs help. The Belgian position on the Congo has changed complete­ ly. For two years Brussels op­ posed the UN end nil its works. Now, most of the Euro­ peans back In tho Conga ad­ vising the new government ara Belgian*. They want the UN to stay till the country and (ts economy are more stabilized. Continuation of the UN Emergency Fort* of 5,000 men to observe the armistice between Israel and her Near East neighbors is another fi­ nancial problem. Costs of thla operation eince 1957 have hecn | l t 2 million. Rut only tTO million haa been paid up and the operation is J:<G million in the red. The murder of two line)] former* near the Syrian bor­ der became a recent Security Council issue, to emphasize the importance of the UNEF rule. Magnifying these small Incidents i n t o international crises it said to deter their re­ currence. Presence of the UN8F in the Near Enst made possible the sending of a 200-man detach­ ment into Yemen when revolt broke out there a year ego. The UN assignment has been to effect a disengagement be­ tween Egyptian and Saudi Arabian f a r a o s supporting rival Yam Ini factions. D m tw o countries have agreed I t n e e t UNEF costa for two month* more, though both ara work­ ing againat it on tha pound. It is a tough problem for tha UN. Fifty Afro-Astan countries ara demanding that tha Viet Nam situation be aired la th t General Assembly. Press nee la the United Statao of Mm*. Ngo Dinh Nhu, sister-in-law of Viet Nam’s President Diem, while tho General Assembly la in session edda a complicating factor to the debate. The United States la trying to have tha Viet Nam situa­ tion presented as a political ieeue, not ae a matter of pore •ecution of tho Buddhists* which Ceylon and other coun­ tries want to make It, Up to now Ultra la no In­ dication th a t Fidel Castro's government, with Communist bloc backing, wilt launch tha customary tirade against tha United Statea on "aggreaalon" against Cuba. Other International political disputes and threats to peats In the shadows of tho General Assembly agenda include tha Indla-Pakletan dispute ovng Kashmir, India's charges «f aggression by Red China ami the Laos situation. *5 EST. 1935 INSURANCE AT A JAV/JVi 111 So. P a lm e tto Phone FA 2-0814 608 TIRES MUST GO! Tirtstont TIRES VVe need stockroom space for incoming shipments of BRAND N EW - The first home loar. by a saving* and loan associa­ tion was made to a lamplighter in Frankford, P a , in 1831. The home ie etill standing. Thanks a hundred billion! Tubeless STREETS INSTEAD OP HARASS! NO / V THe < LAW-ABIDING v UMoer COUNTY blankets / v e r m of I F ji c i t i z e n s , t h i s V Thla month the savings and loan business passes the 100 billion dollar m ark in assets. FOR q o OAYCi. ' A CRUEL" NtSER COULD We are proud to be a part of it. The savings and loan business is built on the right TACTICAL HAVE NAPFBNGo ! ' JM K E / j and incentive of human beings to better themselves. Its assets have grown from V r the th rift of its 35 million savers who are building sound financial futures for themselves. We join all savings and loan associations in saying to you, our cus­ Tu b e -Typo Whitewalls Black walls Standard Sires Compact Sizes leading tomers, "Thanks a hundred billion” for your confidence in us. 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Here is her problem: Her buibsnd is 7S sad retired. Sho is 62. L sit May they •tunded a convention. Her husband is such a playboy sbs bill to shift for herself while h* rs a after girls young enough to be bit dsughters. H er question is. should sho go to soother ooo of th e n convenijoni scheduled in October? She doesn't know whether to go sod bo hurt sgain, or to stay bom* sad k t U a go •Ib m and biYB tho good tlm« he doesn't deserve. A FRIEND DEAR FRIEND: A 76yesr-oid pltyboy is only running for the exercise. Tell your friend to go tlong. She'd be m ore mUerthle st home wandering what the old coot was up to. • • • DEAR ABBY: 1 foe! like • highlight on the local sight-seeing tour. My hus­ band and I have a lovely a t* home, of which we sre very proud, hut his mother has gone overborn! about It. Sho brlngi all the visit­ ing firemen to go through my house without even call­ ing to tell me they are com­ SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS l"M*d Ung" • iretag character *1 3 m i fan dafuMWV • Hardy harms* 4 legal r« i*4 IP*** rep* 13 S t u t k U O f wuw (aw*. B Afitail tha 14 Pcsri Bee* herons 15ShJknpeam* sailed dui* It* I* s fll action (law) YILnda (tty ■ At o Baud «ty 10 Saws It Shoal i lSTh*fh*ry a t VntiHct character 23 OH** Nani 30 Theater InuH.ccace etr.pl-)* (ah.) t l Thread (tomb. St Ascend -J Abrupt bu (arm l 3< Danger cl (nil J3 Thump IbccO ZJCniturt 3* LreVddtadl 43TurUsk deer 37 rcabhartl mmmlnfl 43 Italian port 30 Some • J I'antaa books* U prreoaal Bed turn S* I t-tula m a s 31 Dtatiir# 33 Ante lopa 33 Number 34 Mr. Eire) M Twain character 39 S e n n i t DEAR TRUITOW: win b few, Ms* a few. I still lay, don't let tbe amoke get in your eyes. ing. X have small ckldraa and th* usual chorea to do, but that doesn’t bother ber. She appears with the sight­ seen a t all hours. Should I tell tickets, or taD ber that appointments mutt be made in advance, or what? Please don't print my name or my HEAD will be on dis­ play with tha reat of the bouse. “HATES SURPRISES” DEAR -HATES'’: Tell your mother-in-law that you don't mind being an attrac­ tion on h er sight-seeing tour, but you don’t like sur­ prise visits. Aik her please to give you at least three hours' notice. a • • DEAR ABBY: You al­ ways say that a wife should not convict her husband on c i r c u m s t a n t i a l evi­ dence. Just because she happens to find a hairpin in his pocket, or lipstick on his handkerchief, you say is no reason to lose trust In him. Well, I sure disagree with you 100 per cant- Where there's smoke, there's fire. My old man awora on hla mother’s grave that ha was true to me. I found out la­ ter that he w is lying. TRUSTING FOOL a CCb Jh& The airline that makes a stewardess as soon as they reach the ripe old age of 33 might be sm art to con-ider a few pertinent facta that suggest such a ruling is pret­ ty silly. In the early days ef com­ mercial aviation men did most ot the flying—»o it made sense, perhaps, for the air­ lines to assume that stewardesaeo ought to be both young and pretty. But today women are fly­ ing, too. No woman passen­ ger is going to care a boot whether tha stewardess who h u d * her b pillow or * cup of coffee or a full meal Is 11 or 61. In fact, a woman in her SO* just might not be so infro*sed In making the men comfortable that she hasn't la tha r « m • ( eh* ( M a t * i a * a a - Sraetaala ( M i l ) , FtarIda. l a l* r « le t i. la m t l a i a i r , r VIOUA it. STARK T i * l | C r H I t - n a ad l*tra«aa • la a l a n d a t a * *r U a a a i d e S e a la a f Sale SCaeain You t a d each a t f a * »re heraby notified and raqtilrad la p f e t - n t l a y aldlina and deman J* a ht.-n you. or either ef you, m ay h u e dCUBit tha aetata a t Via!* SI. Stark, deceatad, l a t a af a*.a county, la the C ounty J u t # * af Semino'.e County, Florida, at hla office la t h e c o u r t bout# of eald C o u n ty a t Hanford. Flor­ ida. w i t h in elx adteader m onth # from th e time af the tire- g u t x U a tl a n of thle ho­ lla*. Two c - o i e i of eo.-ll <1*1* ar dem and •halt ba In wrttlac. and th a l l a ta l a the place of reetdanca and goal office addree* o t the claimant, and eball ba aerorn t o by the claimant. a * en t. a tto r n e y and a c . e m p n m e d h r * filing (a# af a n a d o l la r a n d eurh cla m ar dem and n o t *o tiled ( l u l l ba valdL d l h e r H a r t Jr. A a n d s i s t a t r a t o r of tha Rela te at Viola M. Starke, decaaaed P u b l l tk dagt. U . IS. l i * Oct. I. 1SSS. COM-el • • DEAE ABBY: What has become of manners T I ana employed at one of the most exclusive stores in this city, We carry the lim it china, crystal and silver, and ca­ te r to the best people. Yon would be shocked at th« number of ao-called “wellbred ladlea” who apparent­ ly have never heard af a c ­ knowledging a wedding gift. I am the person who checka to assure the sender that her gift was received hy the bride. Pleaie print this. I have frequently been tempt­ ed to telephone the bride's mother to tell her please to put the spurt into her la/y DISGUSTED • e • What's on your mlndf For a personal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3363, Beverly Hills, Calif, a • • For Abby’a booklet. "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding.” send SO cents to Ab­ by, Box 3363, Beverly Hilts, Calif. By Oswald Jacoby Use of tha Jacoby TraaaN o rm m fer Bid (JTB) after an open­ A K 114I ing bid of two no-trump la v m most effective. Of course, ♦ 613 you m ust bid at the three 4) <27 W IS T EAST level. A A 10> ATS Thre« clubs la Staymaa, W Q jio i p m three diamonds a heart trans­ ♦ 105 A JM 7S fer, and three b eam a spade + J8B 3 A A 63 transfer. MOUTH 0 » Th« use of the transfer bid A Q JB allowed South to play four VAX! ♦ AKQ spades after he mads tha wiso ♦ 1C1034 decision to go to four spades No one vulnerable instead of passing three noBroth H art North East trump. 3N.T. Past gW Pas* North’s three heart response 3* Peas 3N.T. Peas was a transfer bid. Ha fol­ 4 A P i bi P;us F i j i lowed up with a bid of three Opening lead—Vs} no-trump to inform hla par­ tner that h« held a hand was just as well that he did. that might play spades. It Almost any line of defense be i , li.I Fictional By Abigail Van Buitit Jacoby On (Bhidya Legal Notice A R C A D E P A C K A G E ST O R E O PE N D A IL Y - 9 A . M. - 6 :1 5 P . M. lie B. FIRST (Dsuah Gbby ! would beat three no-trump provided that West remember­ ed to duck tbe two spades but ihe only way to beat four spades would be for the de­ fenders to upset the table and steal a trick in the re­ sulting confusion. Of course, this hand does not represent any great tri­ umph for the transfer bid. N North were declarer ha would make four spades also. No convention is so good that it leads to a gain every time it comet up. The only thing about the transfer bid is that when you do get te use it. you are far more like­ ly to get a favorable resuR than if you are not playing the convention. W om an:By Ruth Millett time to give any attention to ber women passengers. Women who fly a lot have king complained that pretty young stewardesses are usual­ ly much mor* concerned about the comfort ot men passengers than about the wo­ men who buy tickets on air­ lines. Another thing: if th* ste­ w ardesses, themselves, ob­ ject to being shelved at age 32 because of the unspoken assumption that a woman loses her youthful charm at that ag*. the airiin* ought to n iliao that «ueh in attitude Is Insulting lo aQ women, in­ cluding their paying femtne passm ens who hay* passed the '•32'' milestone. The airlines have spent a lot ot money encouraging women to "go by air.” It don n 't make much sense, then for *n airline that is courting the woman passenger m je r to hav* a stewardess ruing that says In effect. "By age U a woman ha* had It, so fir as being attractive is concerned.” So why not trim-looking stewardesses of all lies to TV RENTAL • Sales • Same* Seminole TV FA M ill Zenith Color TV Salas 2644 Maaferd Ava. l i i v > v Itf ca i s rtv v (t 1 tf MIDfc IN reassure women passengers that there la no age limit on feminine c h a rs and attract­ iveness? SH VEW KINO OF LOVE STARTS TOMORROW OPEN 1:11 C w aiu lJM iu ia iik H M TiCHSHCOtOr This Emblem Identifies You Welcome Wagon Sponsors. T h t A 1 lit T U V IY Sl A t i l l H a ll k l I ' u l u a Paaa V ila* Via# 4 ISiSS - K I I M . I . Slots It* 4 b lstJ —’k X a S n i f — I k l M t v - S e a i u r a S o t O a ly S r a d r a ty Sw ard SS la a r r -T its; HIM II LU SSO M K FH A a a M a a rr-lt I'atsy »<Ua F r i t it GOO D IB M ) B4 Doctor at Lduotwn lb : Si Vc.Scx«.vc S" u n r 1-1*4 12 sPf la tfeg t a n a u i tin* k k •( | riBSSS IWTBBSBTXP IW s ro N H iiN ia .m a s i " HATABUROER ar M CwxnaiM *7 Craw DOWN I Fin* 4<XBk r NOW OPEN 2415 FREN CH A Y E ., SA N F O R D F a r t arry Out Order* Pleat* I'huwc 32JA41* s t a l l H a v a It Kcadv V trfinia petru-ki P. (I. Iks 1211 Sanfurd Phyllia Rugcn-tnn FA 26334 Lake Mary N ora Norrl* f t 6-1311 S. Sem inole 9 �H e r a ld W a n t -A d s A r e B u s y In S e m in o le C o u n t y , B u y in g ! S e llin g ! R e n tin g ! U s e T h e m ! Classified Phone 322-5613 322-5612 Office 204 W. First RESPONSIBILITY: Th# Bsrald will not t>e r*. rpontibia for m m than om tocorrect Iniertio* of your ad, and m e tre * the right to re­ vile or reject any advertise■eat from what ordered le la II* yollrtoo of thia D EA SU N U CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuaa., thru Fri, • 3 P. M. day bate** tniertlas. Idea. - Sat. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuee., thru FrL • 3 P. M. day heiore iniertion. Moo. - Sat. For quality automobiles at low pricee chock the Herald classified page* where local dealer* advert!**. Legal Notice WOTICK o r S P IT M l K IN N A MAXWELL BENT. * /k /» KEN'NA M A X W E L L BENT. JR. an* L T D \ E. nENT. hla wlfa. Defendants. TOD AND BACII O F TOD ara he reby notified t h a ! atilt haa baan commenced a*aln<t yult 111 tha Circuit Court of tha N'lath Ju d ic ia l Circuit of tha S l t t a o f F lo rid a In and for Samtnota County, th* ah. bravlatad t lt l a of which lat W ILDET SAVINGS It ANIC. Plaintiff. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost ft Founfl 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. 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. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 18. 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. Plumbing Services 26. Radio ft Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live etock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 31.A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 36-A Autos Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles • Scooters 39. Trailers . Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment Legal Notice sa n e r, o r s trr TO. BENJAMIN HERBERT IMS ESN L I.I, and IRENE JO NES PRES N E L L III* 'Vita. Defendants. T o l l AND KAi’ll ( i r TOP a ra haraby nidified th at atilt haa baan tu m m e n r e d aaaln at yuu In tha Circuit Court of the Ninth J u d ic ia l Circuit of th* ntat* of y tu r ld a In and fur s n n i t iu U County, tha ab* brevtalt-d title nf which l.t -»aHAY STATE SAVINGS DANK. NENNA M A XW ELL B U N T , Plaintiff. a/lc/a. H E N N A MAXtVEM. *»aBENT. JR . a n d LTDA E. BENJAMIN HEIIBLRT PRfcbBENT, hla wlfa, NRLL and I R E N E J O N E S Defer, d*nte, 1’I t E t t N K l . L In C lu n c a r y No. l l i s o . Defendant*, Tha n a t u r a of thla wilt ta In C h a n c e r y No. 1311*. O feraclo aura of th a t c e r t il n Tha n a tu r a of thla auit la m o r t i i g a from aald defen- a forecloeur* of th a t cartaln d a nta to e la ln tlff, data* Nov. from aald defenda m ba r 1, 1)11 and recorded anta to plaintiff, dated J a n ­ J a n u a r y a I, n i l In official u a r y I, 1333 and recorded Itacorda Book 30a p i R , JST March I. l i t ) In Official Re­ o f tha P ubllo fle.-ord* of cord* Hook 31* page 13: of Seminole C o u n t ) , Florida, an* th* Public H tc orJa of Semi­ cum bering t h a t cartaln placa nole County, Florida, encum b­ or pareal of proparty locatad. e rin g th.it c ertain place or sU uete, a n d be lne In aald parcel o f p r o p e rty locatad, County and I t a t a . lo-w lt: s itu a te , and bein g In aald l-nt I I , SOI T il PINE* County a n d Slain, ta-w tt: CRKKT, T hird Addition, a Lot 37 BOOTH piv subdivision. according to CREST. Third Addition, a If a p l a t t h e r e o f recorded in aubdlv l*h>B, accordin g to a plat th e r e o f recorded in I P l a t Book 11. paaea kl P and I I of tha Public Re* Plot Boole 11, punea C • cerda of Stm ln ola County. a n d <11. of th a Publlo Re­ Florida. cord* o l Seminole County, BACH O F TOO U REQD1R. Florida. EACH O F TDD IS R E Q I'I R BI) to t i l e your m i w t r or o l h a r w r itte n defenee- to tb» ED to fit* your nneiver or Complaint with tha Clerk of o t h e r n r l t t e n defen*** to the tha Circuit Court of Sami- Complaint w ith th* Clerk of nola County, Florida. In tbla th* Circuit Court of Seminole proceeding and to l a r r a a County, Florida, In m l* -proaopy tharaof upon tha plain* re eding a n d to aarva a copy tltr*a atlornaya, whoaa na mai t h t r a o f upon tha plaintiff'* a n d addraaa a ra ha ralnafla r attorney*, w h e n name* and aat forth, aa re quire d by law, addraaa ar* h e r e in a f te r a*t not l a t a r th a n tha n t h day of forth, ae required by L w , Ootobtr 1X3. In d a fau lt there- not la t a r t h a n tha 33th day of • f th* c a u t a will p r o e tt d a i October 13(1. In d e f a u lt therep a r t* upon tha t n t r y of a a t tha eauea will p r o c a e i ** Diera* Pro Confaaao a c t u a l p a r t* upon t h t t n t r y of a Daera* Pro C o n ftato agalnal you. you. W IT MEAlt my hand and tha W I T N E M my h a n d and t h t • tflcla l aaal of aahl Court In official atnl of aald Court In Nttnlnol* County. Florida, thla Hemlnole County, Florida, ihta 31rd day of Septem ber, 1943. 33rd day of p e p ’ -niber. 13*3. (BKA1.I ( •B A M A r t h u r 11. Backwith, J r , A r t h u r if. Beckwith. Jr.. Clark of th* Circuit Court Clerk of th* Circuit Court By, M a r t h a T. V lh ltn Ryi M a r th a T. V lhltn Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk IIBAUDAI.L 11 111DLL T BE.I till ALL UIUD1.LT a n d L EW I! AND LUV IK Attorney* for I'lainttf* Atlornaya for p la i n t if f •a Norm Court s t r e e t «<i North Court Street Poet Office t l m 1111 P o ll Office Unx i : : i Orlando, Florida Orlando. Florida I'ubllah Sept. It A Oct. I, Puhllah: se pt. I I 4 Oat, ), t. It. 11*1. 3 It. 13*3. C l> H -u COM-Kd TIZZY tty Kate Onaim 1. Lost ft Found LOST: Red ft white beagle male, in Ekler Spring) area. Collar ha* Milton, Fla. addreis. 322-4699. Vkr ftanfart Rrraii B y N a d in e S e lta e r S W E E T IE P IE 2. Notices • Personals VACUUM CLEANER, repair*, parts, luppUes for Electro­ lux, Kirby, Hoover, Air* Way, Rex-Air etc. Free pickup. New aad Used cleaners sold. FA 2 3282. 6. For Rent FURN. Apt. 1300 Mellonville. Nice large 2 btlrrn. furn. apt. Tiled bath, fire place. 1700 Magnolia. Only 163. Small onfurn. 2 bedroom home located near hospital. FA 2-3931. 963. Robert A. Williams, Realtor. SMALL Earn. Apt- 600 Park Ava. LARGE 2 Br. Kit. Eq., 930. 3 Br. P i bath t ‘J0. Exceptionally nice Ac Fora, dean 2 Br. central airconditioning ft heating $123. Large 4 Br. Mayfair f 100. ROSA L. PAYTON Keg. Real EiUte Broker PA 3-1301 17-92 i t Hiawatha I can’t coma outl I'm under houM arrstU** 6. For Kent 6. For Rent FURNISHED Garage Apt. FURN. Cottage at S Points. LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, 963 per month. Ph. FA 2-U67 alto 1 bedroom trailer on FA 2-3360. large lake. Adulta only. Ph. UPSTAIRS Apt. 933- month. AIR CONDITIONED BR. In FA 2-7166. 3 Rm. furn. Apt. 163. mo. Clean. Adults only. 612 Park li t E. 8th St. FA 2-4283. 3 BEDRM. l t t baths, kitchen 3 BEDROOM Home. Com­ •qulppad. Fenced back yard. pletely furn. Air-Cond, anil BEDROOM unfurnished Available Sept. 26th. 2103 washer. Available Oct. lit. House. Kitchen equipped. 8. Park. Near .Monroe Corner. $73. 936 month. Pick up key i t 613 E 14th St. FA 2 6630. UNFURNISHED 2 bedroom 322-4367. Haute, kitchen equipped. FURN. Apt. Sll Elm. Ph. 2 BEDROOM upper A part, FA 2*3631. ment Furnished. $53. Large FA 2-1186. Apartment. 2 Bedroom lower Apartment 1 BEDROOM Quiet neighborhood. FA 22 UK. House. 817 Catalina. unlurnishctl 963. Cluso to 1482 from 8:30 to A p. m. downtown Sanford. 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom Monday thru Friday. Ph. Houses. FA 2-3683. F a 2-4301 any other time. 2 BEDROOM House. UnlurnSTKNSTKOM RENTALS ished, kitchen equipped. 373 Furnished: AGENCY per month. 2312 Yale Ate. 9 90 218 S. Park Ave. FA 2-3641 2 Bit I bath Call PA 2-3814. 3 HR I bath SI23 FURN. 2 Bedroom House. EFFICIENCY Apirtment on Unfurnished: First St. Near 2 city free 2 Bll 1 balh Adult*. No pets. FA 2-7661. t 73 parking lots and shopping 3 BR 1 bath 9100 stores. No utility charges. 3 Bit ltk baths HOUSE Unlurn. FA 3-5183. 9tlS Suitable for couple or aln* 4 UR g bath 9133 J BEDROOM furn. House. gle, also retired people. Sco us for the best. 963 a Mo. 2421 Chase Ate. FA 2-4712. FA 2-7039 days. FA 2-4942 APT. $30. Surplus City. evenings. BALL-BLAIR SLEEPING Rooms. 322-2381. SANFORD HERALD WANT ADS BRING FAST RF.SULTS Legal Notice •CLEAN quiet Rooms” The Gables. FA 2-0720. Stenstrom Realty Real Estate —• Mortgages 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2 14W CLEAN l*t floor Apirtment Private entrance, toot Pal 7. Ilimines* Hen In I* met to. 80.1 lat. St. 6 ROOMS. Suita­ ble for Office. Parking F U R N I S H E D Apartment. availably In rear. 322-2744 Clean and close In. Jimmie from 11- 8 T»,m. Cowan. 322-4013. i \ Till: < m i t rr i h u it of W E L A K A APARTMENTS: 8. Ilcach R en tals M v m jiiiiiiv i. ru t. Rooms private baths, l i t HUTCHISON Ocean front IN ( M l FOR a | ( ) | | . n od i: h u n t s . ri.o ttitiA . W. First St. Apartment. Daytona Beach. ix c i i . s x c i i R T no. h u m W E S T HIDE F E D E R A L WAVFA 2-4036. RENT A BED IJMMI AND 1.0 AN A S S W I A TIO.V, * Keder.il H.vvlrig* * 1 RoPaway, Hospital A Baby 9. For Sole or Rent [.nan Association, e i K t l n a u n ­ Beils. der th* l»w* o f the C n lttd By Day, Week, or Month titatea o f America, AVAILABLE Oct. 1st. 3 BedPlaintiff, CARROLL'S FURNITURE rooms, U i bath*. Air-Con­ dition ft haat. Kitchen equip­ RICH A RD E CAR R AND Ph. FA I-JISt 116 W. 1st St. E V IE LT N N M. CA R R, hla ped. Deep well, sprinkling wife, system, beautiful yard. 1123 Legal Notice Defendant* NOTH s: OF FtlltF.t l lle l III; per mo. 103 Lake Dot Dr. x s i . s : IIS CI.SNIK OF iti T i m c m c t i t < o m r o r Day FA 2 6700 nr Night c ir c u it h u r t t iiw tiiv rii j i i i i m i * m i. FA 2 *334. V atic* 1* h e r e b y g iv e n t h a t r t r r r o r %tiii r i m ti» :m th e CUT Hi* ijn d * r e lf n*d Hun. A r t h u r II lt*H-k'Vlth. J r . . t 'l * r k o f th e C ircuit Court nf Keininale C o u n t y , F l n rl d u u l l l , o n th e ! t Si d u y .*f O cln h er. ISIS, * 1 11)00 A. M , a t t h e f r o n t dour u f t h e Hcrnlitule C o u n ty Court* h o m e . In t h e C i t y o f S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , o f f e r for t a l e a i l ■•II a t n ubile o u t c r y t o Iti* h lith e e t arid beet hi,M a r for uealt, lh a f o llo w in g dam -rlbad p r o p e r l y s i t u a t e d In S a m l n a l a C ounty, f lo rid * . to .w lt: leit S) *n<l th et port of I.ol SI. o A K I .S M i IIIIJN , deiertb ed a* follow*. Re. g in ning at * point on tha r u r v e nf tha l i n t r ig h to f . way Una uf Knclno Way *■ t n e lnlers'<-tlon with t u t aoulharly line of toil 30: t h e m e South 41*J<|’: ) " L a i t e l o n i the eoutharty lin t uf Lot 10 for » die. ten u of 131*3 ft: thence North l l ' i r t l ' W a it for a distune* a t lul.tio ft; IbSix-e Nurlli 51 •I0TS" VVa«t for e d istanc e of D M ft. to tha pulnt of h e e in n in a according to th* plot t h tr a o f a* rerord* ed In Plat Book II. Page ((, t'lihllo Record* of nemltntlt County. Flurhl.it Including a p ec lth a lly . but nut by way of lunltatlnu, the following futuraa; Ja c k so n C a t Hot W ater l l a a l t r , Modal C 313, Aar* lal S t i l l . p u ra u an t lo tha final dr.ro* of fureuloaura ente red In a one* pending lo eald Co irl, th* atyla of which I* VVeat aid* Federal sa v i n g s and Loan Aaaoclatton, a F e J t r a l b a v t n i a and Luan A-eoeiatlon. eatatln# under II.• Saw* of m e United Ktatre of America, ear* cue 1th hard L. t 'e r r and E*lelynn M. Carr, hla wlfa, and Docket Number which ta J*!t)U •C. SVITNK j W m y hand a n d o f ­ tiO t.t: I O I N T V , M l %til i m 11,011111%. %«». 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AltH li*rtilijT a c t I f Nil t h ,it a f 1i»Tii|i!.4ilnt fn fore*. do**# a certAln «r». c u m l i T c i t h e l o lln w iitn c r l b c J r«Al p r o p t r t y . t o * w l t : Te«t J 8 CCTlfc T laAKM a iT io iv rh io .v u k p i ,a t , ac j r l i n s (• IM pUl thereof a« recnrt|e«| in If Ii%t Um,k II, p4#r* Eif, I*ii lj H».’ ftiusirdm nf Heutl* tloU CoUI|l>, I* |4#rl4a4* lift! b een filed a « A l n i t you In t h e sinee*«tyle<i * att, c n 4 ynu « r t r«t|tilre t to s e r v e a m p y n f j n t i r Anstircr n r o ( h i r !*1 v4 clI n s lii t h e C n r n p U I n t «»n !*!• In t i f f s u t K c r n t ) « A N f i R f i HO.N. I U > I I hi:A N 1 / 1 VV N• D eputy Clerk GRLOUHV. C'uUlt£ 4 P A NIELLO Th* Florid* Rutldlnc P)l JacUtot. Street T a m p a I. Florida Pubtleh kept. J i , l » a . C D Jt-.o' ILL Itrul K *lute F o r Kale 1 BEDROOMS, Pa b .lilts'! Swimming pool. Furn. or unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. Simla ml. MY 11nm* free to aoyon* a*, aumlng murtgnue pnyinrnts. Call 323-0079 before 2 p.nt. a t in a, wn u«r. n t : n « i. ::: K m C e n t r a l A v i o u t s OrUrulc* r i o r l U e , eiul file Ih e o r i g i n a l A n s w e r o r o t h e r P!*4<!ln« In I be o f f ic«i o f t h e C l e r k o f th e C i r c u i t C o u r t on o f b e f o r e the l l » l U.iy of iN'ttifotr, liiMl* ir y a u fell t a via no, i il«n ree lift* CuftffftftO will I t taken ft if 4 I 1n i l you for (lift r e l i e f <1wmandfil1 In th * Com;p l a i n t B ftt.ftll h* puk« T h *• h 11 tih9*1 Qtue a. vseek f o r fu u r r o n e * t ; i|| |v c w eek in t b # T II C ■ AVKOIU) I l K IU I e l i , h A T K D t h i s 1)IU *la J CT S e p t e m b e r . 1H3. (DUAL) A r t h u r H. IleQkvrlihe J r , fic ia l aaal o r eald C o u r t th l a c l e r k o f Clr*-ul» C o a r l 30th day of Kopteinbar. 11*3. Ilyi I U r t h .1 T . V l h i r u tbL A L l U*i» »ty C lerk H o n , A r l h u r H. n i c k w l l h , A teJ er.*« ji , ft 11 alt* hf*jrr, 1«<i w intie i %«ii *i an Or- 1 g Uyt M a rtha T. V ihlth V t i o r n i i i Anti CcuiiA«llorA a t f titty didn't bav§ teen-ager» in y o u r timo. Father, you old right away 7" Sept. 25, 1963—Page 3-A 12. Real Estate f a r Bate Uw S3- L f t l l C e n t r a l l U i u l a v e r i F o e t O ffice K ll O rtih d c, F lorida T e l e p h o n e *41-4431 FuDMati Hepu II. 3'* 4 O.I 5 * 1343* WDM-74 ASSUME payments on nice 3 bedroom hotue. Plume FA 31437. 503 M e t t l e (Praver Homes). HUBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond LumtquM, A*m>. FA 2-3631 Atlantic Bank Bldg. HOUSE k 2 acres of land for tale. 94.SUO. Must have 9300 down. Call FA 2-2924 after 2 p. in. LOVELY 2 Bedroom block Home with separate din­ ing room. Large screened c is t porch. Located on large corner lot with fruit, oak A magnolia tree*. 3 Car garage. By owner Pit. FA 2-4199. St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM tin N. Patk Ave. FA 26123 — WANTED — "UNHAPPY RENTERS’* 2, •!, AND 4 bedriu. Anywhere in Seminole County. FIIA, VA A Conventional bill. Little down, pay mauls leas than rent. C. A. Whiddon I Reg. Rcat Estate Broker i 202 S. Par* Ave. FA 2-i99l 12. Rotl E aU ti Par Solo 27. Special Service* 34. Articles For Sale SUBURBIA** PAINTING A Repairs. Work FOR SALE BY OWNER. 3 KNIGHT CB Radio*. 1 Mo­ guaranteed. Free estimatci. Bedrooms, 3 baths, Fla. * LOCH ARBOR. Home 9 bile. 1 Bats. Complete with FA 2-0236. Fred Roettger. Bedrooms, 2 bath), family room, large living room. antcnnai. 9129. Practically room. 914,000. 323-0862. 123 E. Coleman new Reel’a Body Shop, loth * PAOLA. Nice t bedroom TREE SERVICE. Expert tree Circle. St. ft Sanford Ave. service. Reasonable rates, Home with 1 aero of land 8 years experience. Free BEAUTIFUL upright Piano ft and beautiful oalu. f3,3o0. estimate). Ph. FA 2-4377. VA - FHA bench. Excellent cond. Ju st * 2 STORY FRAME House. 7 tuned. Movtag, must sell. Acre*. 910.900. WASHING Machine Service. Property Management * 3 BEDROOM Homo with I Fra« estimates on repair*. FA 18832. Broker aerti. 97,600. 3840 Hiawatha. 322-7363. MARY CARTER PALNTS LAKE MARY. Clean 2 bed­ Jim Hunt Realty * room Plano Tuning and Repair pays you to try all new Home. Separate din­ Rol’Hiue, one coat. No drip. Offers for your selection ing room, good term). I. L. Harman — FA 1-401 The only paint with • writ* theee Beautiful 2, 3, ft 4 ♦7,966. tea unconditional guaran* Air-Conditioning Bedroom tee. Also only no drip H. B. POPE CO.. INC. paint that can be tinted 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2 4£M Government All of their within IS minutes 13O0 different colon. Sava of Sanford. coupon In Orlando Sentinel M. G. HODGES Owned Homes for extra bonui Sept. 29th PLUMBING ft Oct. 13th. Buy one gal* Stemper Agency • WELLS DRILLED Priced From $6,750 Ion Get one free. 200 W’. • PUMPS SERVICED REALTOR — INSUROR la t St. Down Paym ents AND INSTALLED As Low As 5100 FA 2-4691 1919 S. French Ave. • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AUTOMATIC Cam i ! | tag i« BEDROOM, 2 bath Hone. • FREE ESTIMATES console, i Needle poiltton, Monthly Payments 1 Fla. CALL FA 14037 room, garbage dlaautomatic destine, makes From $43.50 PAOLA ROAD poial, kitchen equipped. buttonhole), sews on but­ To make the best home Patk), chain linked fence. tons. Assume payments of buy, h i tha SINGER Landscaped corner lo t. 99.13. Pb. FA 29411. Mortgage reduced 92000. SEWING MACHINE VA - FHA TAKE OVER 114 W. Woodland Dr. rh, CALL FA 2-5783 Appointed PAYMENTS OF 322.1972. Property Management Broker REPOSSESSED ITEMS MATURE ORANGE GROVE LAWN SERVICE 1- 14,300 BTU, 2 hp. Air-Con- \ with crop fur 91,000 cash. Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ UlUoner. Unpaid balance isfaction guaranteed. Ph. Small, of course, but 8 nica 9164.00. 6 cubic ft. Refri­ FA 21817. lota with paving 2 shies. gerator. Unpaid balance TnACTOR Work, Mowing, 949.30. 1963 19" portable T. Jim Hunt Realty Phone disk, blade. FA 2-7684. V. Unpaid balance 993.20, Office FA 2-211A FIRESTONE STORE SO U T H W A R D WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Night FA 2-0641 ltt ft French 322 0244 INVESTMENT ft REALTY SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 123-0700 114 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 Alt Types and Sires 1-16 cubic ft. UPRIGHT 1834 Park Dr. Sanford. Fla. We Repair and Service Amana Deep Freeie. 1- G. 15. RualncM Opportunity S T I N E E. 12 cubic ft. Refrigarator. NEAR Paola School; new 7 Roth excellent condition. J , room home, 1 acre lot. Ph. SERVICE Station for leiif. Slachinery and Supply Co. Inventory take-over. Good 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6432 C. Burden, Lemon Bluff. FA 2 3371, FA 2-0079. location. Ph. FA 2-4342. SIDEWALKS, driveway), pa* 1-PREWAY Oil Heater. Good FHA - VA 16. Pemale Help Winled tloa, etc. Free eiUmate. Ph. condition. J , C. Buntea GOVERNMENT HOME: 322-3306. Lemon Bluff. 3 AND 3 BEDROOMS WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE T U E E SER V IC E 1 AND 3 BATHS to call regularly each month $0.00 PER MONTH F R E E ESTIM A TES ASSU31E remaining 6 pay* Most Kitchens Equipped on established Studio Girl 933-0300 menla of |6,00 on rrposa. Cosmetics client! In and Down Payment From eased 63 model Swing Nee* around Sanford making FHA $100 VA 29. A uto m o b ile Service die, Dial-O-Matlc Zig Zag, necessary deliveries, etc. 3 LOW MONTHLY mukra buttonholes, acwi on or 4 hours per day. Route PAYMENTS AUTO GLASS will pay up to 93 00 per buttons, makes fancy stitch* EXCELLENT LOCATIONS ea, darns ft patches, etc, INSTALLED hour. Write STUDIO GIRL IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Exctllent condition. Phone COSMETICS. Dept. 70939, Senkitrik Glues anil Paint Glendale, Calif. Credit Mgr. FA 2-8827. C om pany We Can Qualify You For 210 Magnolia ph. FA 21622 One Of These Outstanding READY MIX Concrete, win* SECRETARY Home Buys In Minutest (low sills, lintels, step), General office experience. Auto G lau. Topi block*, aand, cement, rock, ft Seat Coven Age 23-30 preferred. Salary For Complete Information, pipe, lire], grease traps, open. Cell Mr. Sampson, AUTO GLASS & See Or Call Your dry well*, stepping stonuj. 322 3431 or apply In person Jliracle Concrete Co. at 401 W. tJtii St. Sanford. SEAT COVER CO FHA - VA 304 W 2nd St. FA 21032 :i09 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 SALES BROKER ALL WORK GUARANTEED 17. Male Help Wanteft FRIG1DA1RE ueed Ironer. $50 Stenstrom Realty STATION Attendant with 31 A. P e ts Excellent condition. Call managerial ability. Must Roil Estate—Mortgages Mrs. Glvlow FA 2-2611. POODLES. Black minialure 111 N. Park Ave. 322-2120 give ImiiuI. 33-43. No drink­ females. AKC papers. 975. With purchase of Blue Lustre, er. 93U O up. Call Mr. Tuell. Ravenna Fork FA 2-719.) or make offer. ELle W rent Electric Carpet Sham* FA 2-3677 FA 2 382U FA 2-8360 AM 7 0427 Titusville. Lacey. 322-7640. poocr for only 91 per day, GARBAGE Truck Chauffeur. Evening! Carroll’s Furniture. Good pay. 723-4433. Gent 11 FREE good Watch Dog. Shop the Tie raid Ada where quure Sanitation Service. lik es children. Well be 30" CE31ENT finishing m a­ 613 W. Pine Road. Mel local merchants offer their chine. Like new. 1 neve haved, needs good kind bourne, Fla. best buys. aluminum awning window, home. FA 2 8903. sire 301a x 37 with icrocn, JOILN E. FOX 19. S itu a tio n * W anted CHIHUAHUA Puppies. Call 322 2306. REALTOR anytima after 6. Harris 116 N. Park Ave. 323-0339 EXPERIENCED Maid would Boat Works, Longwood. TE SEPTEMBER Special. Ladles like 3 days work. Good ref. ft Childrens shoes 1191 pair. 8-3569. 322-7334. Surplus City. 2Ul W, 1st, NEW HOMES PUPPIES for tale. Vt Dach­ BY SHOEMAKER HELP! HELP! Good Girl Frh shund ft Fox Tarrler. An CAR Atr-Condltlonar. Trans­ 9 AND 4 BEDROOMS day going to waate. Perm nimal Haven Boarding ferable unit for 6 or 19 1, ID, AND 3 BATHS Resident. FA 2-4312. volt 943.00. FA 2-2073. Kennels. FA 33732. FHA, VA ft Conventional BABYSITTING day or night Financing! •1(i. Automobile* • Trucks 3*. Flower* • Shrub* l.ove ft car#. Big yard. SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL 3!eila furnished, also will DUTCH MILL NURSERY An '3* TH-3 Wire wheeU, radio ft RAVENNA PARK boater. Luggage rack. Ex­ board. FA 2-7980. nuali ready now. Upsala AND cellent condition. HU 3170, lid. Near Mayfair Golf 1DYLUV1LDE ChIU Cara. FA 2 2774. Courar. We Havr Several New Homes *541 FORD Wagon. Good shops* Now Under Construction, PAINTING or Repair work. 9375. FA f.7773. BLOOMING Roves on double And A Few Nearly Com­ Ph FA 2-7064 ciierukee etock. 92.50 each 1057 PLYMOUTH Savoy. pleted! Gray Shallow) Nursery Good condition, goad tires, We Can Also Custom Budd 20. I Lull) .-dtlcrn 4 mi. S. on Sanford Ava. .TJJ6477. A Home Just For Yuu, ALL day Child ears in my lo r Complete Information ORCHID PUNT* home. FA 2-2073. ’.U37 FORD, FA 3 6U33. See or Cell Your For Sale Ravenna Park - Idyllwildc 21. Bm u Cv .MaJons AT BARGAIN PRICKS 1934 CHEV. 1 ton pane). Good EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT J. C. Uuntea tan,mi Bluff rubber, excellent mech. Haiel Purler Beauty Shop cond. $300. FA 2 9233. Cold Wave 96.00 complete WOODIlUFF'H Garden Canter Stenstrom Realty 1104 Obl Celery Ave. Petunia ft 1UYINO A NEW w W. 2ath St. FA 2-1121 Tomato Plants. USED CAR7 111 N. Patk 333 2120 21. B g au ty B atons FLVANCE IT WITH US 33. K irn ltiir* ♦ Low Interest Rites 3 NEW—3 bad room Home*, Cut ’N Curl Beauty 8hup ♦ Low Monthly Payments by owntr. 434 82U9. Uteri furniture, appliances 314 Palmetto Ave. FLORIDA STATE BANK tools, etc. Bought • Sold ONE 4 Bedroom Houve, one WE now have a special facial Larry's Mart 213 Sanford 37. Hoals - Motor* booth, services from Up to I bedroom lluuac. Lungwood Ave. Ph. FA * 4132. Up. Free parking lot. Upen area. BJS39IL Galeway T® The Waterway evenings by appointinentSell Ut Your Furniture Robson Sporting Good* ONE 4 Bedroom House, One Phoiifl door (1) 322 0434 Quick Service With the Your EVINRl'DB Dealer 3 Bedroom House. Sanford Phone door (2 ) 322 8323 Cash. SUPER TRADING 304 4-4 K. U t Pb. PA 2 5961 area. 323 2744. POST. FA 2 0*77. FREE |30 PERM. WAVE BRAND NEW NEW 2 Story House. 4 bed­ CompUU Beauty Service WANTED rem ote coupla to OUTBOARD MOTOR rooms, H i baths. Large H arriett’s Beauty N»»k taka up monthly payment! 29 hp. Eleetric starting. living room ft dining area. 105 So. Oak. FA 2-5742 of 913 50 cn 9 complete Regular 9339 95. Clots out Den, patio & kreereway. roonu of furniture. Call a t only 1266.95. garage. On H i Iota In Lake 25. I’lu n ib ln jt S ervices TE 6-UU, Caaaalberry, col­ FIRESTONE STORE Mary. Central healing duct­ lect. la t ft Preach 922 0214 HINSON ft IIB'AKN ed for Air-CondlUon. fit,9o0. PLUMBING CONTRACTING FA 2-6334. F R E E ESTIMATE 14' CABIN CruDer. 40 hp. Ksoairs ft Water Healera Upholstering ft Mattress ren Evlorude. Gator trailer. Ex* NEW LOW FREE ESTIMATES ovatmg. New ft Utcd Fund tras. toUtf. E. J- Lacey. DOWN PAYMENTS 204 E. 3rd St. 322 9 143 lure. Call Nix Bedding Mfg 322-744#, tlOO Down, many hornet to Co., at 700 Celery Ave PLL'MBLVG select from in either PineFA 2 2117, Contracting Repairs CRKKNIIItlAR crest, Sunland Estates or FREE ESTIMATES Choice lota available in Country Club Manor. Spe­ 31. Article* For Sul* Greowbriar of Imch Arbor R. L. HARVEY cial terms lo Navy fami­ overlooking golf cour»e. FA 2 3383 I WHEEL Utility trailer. $30. lies. these are FHA ft VA 2ul Sanford A w . Custom building lo jour and I* hp. Electric water specification. Urctnbriar owned Homes. 26. R ad io Mt T elevision pump. 933. l'h. FA 2-3641 developed by altar * p. m. T.V. Sets 910 up. Ser­ KINGSWOOD Seminole Realty USED BUILDERS INC. , vice calls 9200. Sanford SOLID Cherry Bookcase, 242 Fairmont Dr. 1901 S. Park Ave. T. V. Service. 11U Sauiord length 4 ft. 9 Inchss. Height FA 2-8974 3 tv tr. n FA SFAig arcuate Ava. Pu. k'A. 29774. �f I tJhnf ift? 1 ’UJfTPl1 Fourla Cabinet MayRm Again WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASUREI POLICY SilltlicflH 6 n r» liW Everything you buy at Publix is guaranteed. Because . . . > feel that no sate is complete until the meal Is eaten and enjoyed. That's why Publix gladly offers a money-back guarantee of satisfaction, j SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOV'T-INSPECTED TENDER AGED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE FREE Rikiha Rides S ir lo in S t e a k • • T -B o n e S te a k • . R o u n d S t e a k (boneless) P o t R o a s t (bone-in) # # S h o r t R ib s • • • • G ro u n d B eef • . FOR THE KIDS Saturday. Sept. 28 SEMINOLE PUBLIX ONLY BOOT CUPI) —Mat. Nfo Dish Nhu, preparing for her (rip to the United Statei, again hai invited top Amer­ ican official* to sea tor than•elves what to going on in loath Viet Nan. “The more aeoior offlciili ernne to Viet Nam to aee the eituition, the better it In," ahe (eld a newa conference Mondap night. “They are more reapoailbie fltaa the people who are aabotaging our offlclalt." She was referring to the en-the-apot aaaeaiment to be made by U. 8. Secretary ef Defame Robert 8. McNamara and Gen. Maxwell D. Tay­ lor. chairman of tha U. 8. Chlefi of Staff. Prealdtnt Kennedy baa ordered both men Into Sooth Viet Nam to find out If tha government’) rellgloui-polltical dlepute with the eoaatry'a BuddhlaU la af­ fecting Ita battle agalaat the Communleta. swirt s Soufflo........... itee Net's Testy Fseeee Mae— Chests........... 12-es. . p*e- Beef Hath.... V Pktsweet ilto f ftesea Pktswest Fteta Free— Bteesell FOLDING TABLE Speort........2 '£ Iwtffe PrwwtoM Ceeked er Baked Sliced Ham............£ 59* Pk tiaeet Chkkea, Tetfcey at M Pot Pies.....4 £ Pi—law t o n 'H to n e Sausage Pktswest Qekk f o n t e dairy specials • French Fries 2 £ Pktsweet CHekk-Cat Copeland Franks 2 Orange Juice... tJT 39* beset or BettenuUk Style PUkbary Biscuits ........ 4 St 39* toidee’s (50 stejupi v/ceuyea) 0— Plehs Rolls............. 2 !£*54* Mlw Wkceesle Mild er Melte* Chodder Cheese........... ’."ST' 49* Mka WkteoeJa Ikerp er Bs-lkera Clrddai Cheese............59* Toaetie*....... T h Fritd Clams Diced Chicken 89* tore Lee's Delklewt CbkksN Cheese Cake Herwao't Deikkes Ckipged Beef or Ham......3 ",.: 59* Pork Sausage ........ r 59* • d o w n produce lane CRISP 'N TASTY JONATHAN A PPLES Seta Lee’s Testy New Apple 8 Spice Cake....... ’Ji" 79* Sera lee’s Oelkleus Coffee Cake.... G o ld e n C o rn • 1 0 * 49* Dole Tongy Hawaiian tore Lee’s Tarty New Ceke Spatial Cketslete P in e a p p le J u ic e ^ lS * Swirl................ ’ST 79* OCALA (U H ) - A Negro Integration leader told the State Civil Rights Advisory Committee here Monday that the iheriffi department “ per­ haps works hsnd-ln-hand with the Ku Klus KUn.” Tiie Rev. Frank Pinkston, advisor of the NAACP youth counell in this racially-trou­ bled city, alio charged tb it the department knew who fired a Uiotgun bloat Into the home of a Negro leader but would not m ike trie s is “ be­ cause big names are Involv- Shrimp............ ’ST 49* F O P Brand Baitlwlt Fish Sticks....... ‘J* 49* P e a r H a l v e s • • *<« 2 5 * Siegktee’i Qukk fiessa Brsedsd All Auort«4 Flavors Skeweedeek Taety frasae Camirti J e l l o(limit Game Hens....69* Hetlewey Haase Qskk ftaste Bakad D e s e rt 3 Potatoes.........39* B«nn«tt's Towels....... 4 l“;.S Ckacalata- Pscee ar Casaeat Craaak I) M a y o n n a is e • • z. 2 5 * t 29* Muskraam. Ckkkae-Neatla er Vagatekle-larf F.F V. Cookies ,01L"’ 39* Heinz Soups High-Cawat White er Caiertd Klaaaaa Tissue........ 3 2 3 Seminole Plaza Ice Cream Towels.......2 a Casselberry, Fla. Swatklaa's feanaes to* 39* Hwy. 17-92 & White er Cslered 2-Pty Sett Dekey Tissue ■ t ititiete itst Orson Stam ps s lk M s st.rei mJ y i l w sii Mkrto Oral Anttseptk lllt-OH Pack) 14-ox. bo*. I 7« _ IT PMSR 49* ■" SR 436 S O IV n iW B O B Q W V m W B O § A | Oreen Stam ps Sj C ? g M Trraow'r WMr Hog llUk or bag) .Si 4 9 "« PENNY SAVER. Sura-Lee........ ’’U? 59* Sara Lee’s Rkh ’M Testy Sliced Bologna.......'£• 39* GIANT TIDE Pot Pies........... ET.69* 69* Hh — ’i Ovsegs toad y«nr Ckolcet Jesse JewaM Cbkkee er Turkey . Wl... V j 49* Tarty Fwtk, PlevwM I I n Bkd CbMod Ftortda Potatoes....2 £ Marion County Police Accused LONDON (U PI) - - Dr. Chcddl Jagen. prime minister of Bnllih Gultuna, laid to­ day be baa aaked tor econ,omlc aid and invealment from both tides of tha Iron Cur­ tain “to fay with little aucceaa.** Sliced Bacon............ * 49c Lima Beam......* Mrs. Peel's family Site Thumbs Down Anueet»i h w Teety Pktswest Fteth Freeeo Beby Howard Jehatee'e Testy Mew; Cerr ODAWARA. Japan (UPI>— Two young laborers were on trial today for “destruction of a nation si a m t ,” and fac­ ed a possible oneyesr Jell term for eating a prise tw in from a laka In tlakooa Na­ tional Park. Nobuyotki Otsuka, n , and Watantbel, 10. Tomokuu said they barbecued the swan after itrangllng It becaute they were hungry. M ICM IF F IC T IV I THURJ.-FRI. SAT. SIPT. 28-27-28 Samsonite Strawberries 5 * Fudge Loaf.... Japanese Eat National Asset* iai SMOKED HAMS SteoHev’s Heesty end Mtelew Hawed Jehesee’e Dslklsws BYRACUSE, N. T. (UPI) — Former View President Richard M. Nixon, in what was visaed ss a major policy •peecb, warned Monday night against tha <*avtrselllngM of tho rresntly negotiated Ihnltod nuclear teat ban treaty. The one-time presidential hopeful, who denied any as­ pirations for tho 1004 nomin­ ation, also urged Republican) to unify their liberal and eon•ervatlso factions because he as Id tha party “can’t afford • terrible bloodletting.” Nison predieted the test ban treaty would be “over­ whelmingly apprewed" by tha approval will bo marked by a ■tepped-up Soviet offensive to tsUnd Communism with­ out war In tho free world. ppimium IITM IR IN O OR W H O K fUllY COOKIDRIADV i o e t a S ts SMS** m i 2 f -o a . m m 54« « i i m ta t. i h i as. in n THE WEEK! •A his «•«— sse swdtSM sk BORDEN GEM FLAKE ROLLS g W’[' X I m a tu re of Jftl Oroon Stam ps W d w u Oh 8 H 00 C LI 5 11 Vi-oi. pk|. 69c S T O U F fir S C N IC XIN ^ JP 9 B ^ ( C o in , l i U l« i M . ISM ) W ~’ PINK TALL-BOY M TUMBLER 2 l ____ Hmlg 1 w/$5.00 purchase lU u r m B iio ig Jfil Oraan Stamp e ta I t s M W a ! w d w sk BUFFERIN TABLETS 100 aba $1.29 M Oraan Stam ps etdt tts issgss s»J fwihsss sk O ^ W sY W B E O W V > .T.Y W J()l Oreen Stam ps JW Oraan Stam ps t- n - f n ifim m a>t m*s« »a r-vflo. W. KOTEX, REG. OR SUPER 24-ct. pkg. 87a _ '’f GAINES DOG FOOD 8 tall cans 9$c H a,r.i t i i . k H SS. USU 6 ( MOW A I D JO H N S O N COCONUT ( M I Wt 17-oa. pkg. 89c _ JW Oraan Stam ps Sj ■(A Pis w f « m4 ywstsss sk HOUOWAT HOUII fKOZIN flZZA S ■ 1,/MnlH. A l*wil 16-os. 79c _) —— �t I #22 S a n fo ri Ifm tift Release Off Lock Fund 'Encouraging,' Bryant TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — audit of th* Florida Turnpike th* toll superhighway from Got. Farrla Bryant said to­ Authority would nut be mad* Fort fierce to Wildwood was day that he w»i encouraged public until after hr left of­ proper. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Kstablished 1908 THURS., SEPTEMBER 26, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 26 about the release of 51 million fice. lie admitted, h o w e v e r , “If It is. It will be in flat “there was criticism of some In construction fund* to start locks at th* east and of tho violation of my orders," said specific actions.” II* declined ^ C l O 6* cross-Florida barge canal. Ho Bryant, who told hla weekly to explain further. said that recent talks with th* news conference he had al­ S. E. Porter has been The governor said he ex­ Florida Congressional delega­ ready seen some of the langu­ pected release of the report pledged to secrecy pending tion left him ‘‘much encour­ age expected to become u part toon but was not aggressively completion of negotiations but of the report. aged." pushing for It* release be­ one central figure agreed to* But Bryant, who said he had cause such actions might b« The governor conferred with federal officials in Washing­ recently talked with auditors misinterpreted. day it would be eafe to hint ton Wednesday. He said he nbout the audit, said he hail thii much: Four major real ltryant ordered the slata had nothing new to add to tho not seen a final version of the auditor to look into th* activ­ rotate transactions under way report that federal funds wus report. ities of the turnpike agency which will be a boon to San* Bryant predicted the report following a newspaper series tentatively turned down for a ford and Seminole County, proposed ?il million causeway would find that the bundling which reported high spending Three are in the downtown fimu the mainland of Florida of finance* on the extension of by the then chairman John area of Sanford . . . and one to Patrick Air F’nrce Base In Hammer of Tampa and other not to fur away. And study Brevard County. agency officials. for still a fifth such transac­ On other subjects during hi* Hammer later resigned tha tion Is just grtting off the SAN JUAN, P. R. (U P I)- weekly news conference he post and Rouil Chuirmnn John ground. Should rnrournge Hurricanc E d i t h Hammed discounted reports that an Phillips was assigned the job WASHINGTON fL’I’l) t!io*e persons who have been Hooding icas against the in addition to his duties u* Stool pigeon Joseph Valachi discouraged of lute. south coast of Puerto Rico to­ road chairman. emerged from the security • • • day and pointed it* 100 mile Claude K. Ilittrlt, of Luke his prison hideout today and an hour winds on a collision Monroe, and Donovan A. was reported to be "singing" course with the Dominican freely to Senate Investigators Tucker, of 221 Bellnir Boule Itcpuhlic and Haiti. about operations of the sinis­ Vard, commenced their duties Hurricane warnings went ter “Cosa Nostra" gangland as probationary police officers up at I t a m. FIST in the two syndicate. for Sanford a t midnight Wed The short, hurley hoodlum, nation* that make up the is­ pesday. Chief Roy Williams who has a 5100,(MW price on land of Hispaniola. The warn­ said that on completion of SANTO DOMINGO, Domini­ ing* were particularly stress­ thrlr probationary period his head, entered the Senate can Republic (UPD — The caucus room to give the ed in the two big peninsula* served by teaming with other Senate investigations subcom­ thrusting southward into the military men wlui deposed officers, they will he fully ap­ The Altamonte Springs Zon­ mittee a preview of the testi­ Caribbean from the iilaiul— ami arrested President Juan pointed to the force, ing Commission Wednesday Bosch were reported today mony he will give publicity Peninsula llarahoua, D. R. • • • night continued until next to have named three civilians Friday. and Peninsula Presque Isle School SupL Ray Milwee Monday at 8 p.m. the matter to head a provisional govern­ Sen. Edmund S Muskle (DDusudueust, Haiti. VERNA WOODRUFF’S car itt pictured after a collision this mornlnif. reminded potential voter* to­ Maine), a subcommittee mem­ of rnnning a lot on llobiu ment DAVIS • • • day that the registration ber, left the private hearing Rond as requested by Dr. I*. Unofficial sources said Em­ The dangerous tropical books for voting close Oct. 5 and told reporters that ValIt. Reams who wishes to build ilio de los Santos, who pre­ twister also "pose* a definite sided over the electoral board . , . that’* a week from this acht was "perfectly coopera­ an office on the property. threat to Jamaica amt the when lloseh was elected, had Saturday. Cami Bruce's regis­ tive" in describing his form­ Appearing before Ihe com­ Windward passage area late been named president and tration office in the court­ er underworld connections. mission in opposition to tho Friday and Saturday," the Hamon Tapia Espinal ami house Is open 0-5 dally, 9-12 proposed rc-ioning were Dill Muskic said Valachi spoke Weather Bureau said. The Bene Puig. vice presidents. this Saturday and 9-5 the last in a kind of "code" which Burbanks and Fllmer Helms Windward passage separates day of registration. De t» s Santos was a wellwho protested that values of rofiuircd frequent interru­ • • • Haiti from Cuba. known figure in the opposi­ tho surrounding properties ptions to make sure what he Forecaiter* predicted the tion to the rule of Ibc late Believe It or not, there’s meant. He said, for example, VATICAN CITY IUPD — Two persons were Injured, jeep, 5IJoo to Mrs. Woodruff! would he lowered and that a Mallory Horne, speaker of one man in the county who is that Valachi said "family" Pope Paul VI celebrated his not seriously, in a four-ve­ ear und $l3u to Hosack’s hurricane would reach a point dictator Gen. Rafael L. Tru­ commercial building of this liie FTorbla Houve of Repre­ typo should he among others 30 to 40 mile* smith of the truck. Hosuck was charged jillo. Tapia, nn atlornry. was glad to see all this rain . . ■ when he meant gang and us­ noth birthday today in bis hicle collision ut 7:15 Ibis sentatives, h a s appointed Forest Ranger Albert Harris, ed other gangland terms. fourth month as Pope of the morning on Highway 17-92 at with failure to liuvu Ids ve­ Dominican island of ilcala by secretary to the presidency in of Its own classification. Friday furrnoon. The island the provisional government Rep. S. J. Davis Jr., of Sem­ hicle under control. at Longwood, said it should 37lh Street. Homan Cationic Church. Dr. Reams pointed out that inole County, a member of a Cily police also reported is at the southernmost lip of which ran the Dominican Re­ bring underground water level Trooper J. L. Sikes identi the lot Is situated only 20 feet Republic. public after the fall of the speeial cum in is*ion for the from the ACL tracks and Up some. Defense Pleased fied the injured at Herman that Albert S. llasJ, n il the Dominican • * • Trujillos. Puig, a dentist, was study of Ihe aUilition of the would never have any value WASHINGTON tld ’D—The A. Burton, Seminole High French Avenue, was confined At It a in. F'.ST, hurricane a prominent figure In the death penalty In capital as a residential site. Also, the rain Is ■ boon (?) Defense Department 1$ well School student, and .Mrs. Ver­ with minor injuries at Sem­ to many school children. Some pleased with the results ol na Woodruff, Sanford. Sem­ inole Memorial Hospital alt­ hunter plane* on an around- restoration of democracy l° cases. In answer to protests of In­ school grounds so flooded and The commission was treat- creased traffic Id and out of Presidsnt Kennedy's recent inole Memorial Hospital at­ er ho fell asleep and his car the-clock watch pinpointed the country after the fall of muddy they rnn’t get in. Ab­ NEW YORK (L I’D—A tele- order deferring married men taches reported Burton suf­ crashed into a palm tree at iln* storm’* center about bib ihe Trujillo family dynasty. cd by Ihe l!ki3 Legislature the area to Ihe proposed of­ De Ijo* Santos is in his and will consist of 13 mem- fice, Dr. Reams advised that senteeism way up, School ] phone union l o c a l today from the draft. fered facial abrasions anti 3:30 this morning at Chase miles smith of l’onee, P. It., sixties. Tapia and Puig are Ih ts including three senators, near Latitude 13.9 north, Supt. Ray Milwee said. threatened to seek a nation­ A Venus* and 2Uth Street. rights of way for another road Mrs. Woodruff possible rib longitude- 57.8 west. It was In their late thirties. live representatives and xev has burn provided which wide strike against the Amer­ Pay Raise Bill fractures. moving toward t h e westCity firemen extlnguishid a ican Telephone and Telegraph en citUcnt to bo appointed by could be opened by the town Trooper Sikes reported that WASHINGTON ttiI’D—TIk mirth west at a si Igill ly accel­ blare In an autoin oldieWed­ C*. (AT*IF-' - -I-- ,'■<■ i n - , the Governor. Thu turn mis at sny time. f t u i . w '■ eriila iT * .<-113 i St ’ulo ... vtrd today t nesday night on Oak Avenue, puny prom, ,i rot > la< erated spent u( 17 miles per sum Is to submit a report of Further discission, for or ) Improve '!:« cun promise li 3 w‘ n *•.’»' jeep and M- V idhour. near Fifth Street. picture* In lien's w piruonu 1 illlion mll!*nr. pay rui.se bill ruffs ear collided. T ie V aotlIts liiidinits to Ihe next reg against, will he considered at • • • Gale warnings llew over A secret i.tinira bad b. -n , designed to n .tu u r: gc careen run ear was knocked ol the ular session of the Legislature Monday night’s meeting. Sanford F.lks have sched­ j installed by AT&T to cutch a Puerto Rico and tho Virgin in I9IS3. stopped car of Jcnn Meier, in the military. uled a dance for all Elks and nun who had been -crawling Island* hut a "hurricane "I am erateful for the con Sanford, on Florida Avenue. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — MIAMI (UPI) - Ex-Cuban their friends Saturday eve­ obscene drawing on Hie walls watch" w a a discontinued iiilencc the speaker has Florida la In for a nothe r day Burton stopped after Hie sc- president Carlos Prio Socnr* ning a t their club. there. of a washroom here. The placed In me by this appoint of r a in s , w in d s and heneh-bat* eblent, the Trooper said, anil rscr *.iys HuUnited States Is WASHINGTON (UPD—The a •• Residents of low lying and t e r i n g tid e s sp a w n e d by ii sta­ ment," Davis said. "I am In camera wav removed after live minutes later a truck Sen. Scott Kelly, of I’olk employes slotted it in a ven­ Senate today took up stop-sap driven l>> Kenneth Hosack, hamstringing Latin American exposed arc .is along the south t io n a r y cold f r o n t spunning deed honored and will assume support 'o f exile efforts to County, will lus thu speaker tilation duct and angrily ac­ eivil rights legislation that Osteen, ran into the rear of my responsibility as a parti­ oust F'idel Castro nml bis Puerto Rieaii coa*l were urg­ t h e r e n t e r o f th e s ta te . when the Hhriners have n cused thu firm of invasion of was a cup of weak tea com­ Burton's jeep. ed to move to higher ground cipating member of Hie coni' Weather foreenttets said Communist followers. pared to a bristling measure ST. PKTERSf lTRO UTPf) chicken und steak dinner this privacy. Trooper Sikes estimated "But with sir without the immediately In the (act id the cold front movrd about fd) mission in the study of capb Republican State Rep, Charles approved by a House sub­ evening to celebrate their "increasingly heavy swells Tht warning of a passible miles north nurd Wednesday lal punishment laws." damage at 5loo to Burton's United States, we will contin­ Holley says the 19*13 Legisla­ newly air-conditioning unit ut union move over thu contro­ committee. surf." before bogging down in the ue to fuebt and wo will ultl* and dangerous ture appropriated |32 million • • • their club. versial camera was sounded Cape Canaveral area, where it iu.dely win," Prio told a meet­ Not Plane Debris s e e mo to than will b* provided Truck Crashes by Kevin J . McEncry, proi"A* the hurrirunr moves la rxpei-trd to ream in today. ing of s-t llcsl Cuban indus­ by tax Income. Klwanians felt a little dent of local 1130 of the Com­ NEW YORK (LTD—Debris west of Puerto Rico, Ihe peo­ South FToriila was hardest trialist* Wednesday. White House Ill" veteran Pinellas law* found in the Atlantic Wednes­ guilty Wednesday about stuff­ munication Workers n( Amer­ ple along the south coastal bit by rain* Wednesday, with F'ormer Nicaraguan presi­ maker predicted Wednesday day was not wreckage from u WASHINGTON (UI'D—A ing themselves with so much ica, dent Lui* Somoxa has pledged areas should be on the alert <nmo areas of Miami record small pit-kiip truck plowed that Gov. F’urris Bryant will of Mrs. Gatchell’s good tur­ for heavy rains and possible McEncry laid the local U. S. Air Force transport ing nearly six inches during a to work for Costro’s over­ through the northwest gate of call a special legislatlvo ses­ key and nil the fixin’s when walktut "may come as early plane which disappeared last throw and support the exiles floods," the Weather Bureau 24-hour period. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) tho White House today and sion In November to ask for they were shown a movie, as Friday night," If AT&T Sunday with 10 men aboard said. The wind-whipped Atlantic State Sen. John E. Mathews if the United States will go “ F’ood or Famine,” telling of does not promise in writing the Coast Guard said. The midday adviwiry warn­ sent ulmiirnmlly high tides finally was stopped at the a sales tax on groceries. Jr. took another his »lep to­ along with the plan, Prio “The Itryont administration all the starving people in the nevet to use cameras in ed residents of the Dominican crashing into ulreudy weaken­ portico of the executive man­ ward the 1904 gubernatorial .-aid, "but thu U. S. will not Is going to b* In hot water sion. Wheat Deal world. washrooms again, lie said the Republic and Haiti to prepare ed sea walls und gule warn­ campaign Wednesday but sanction the plan." a • • The driver, screaming that whrn tha people learn they WASHINGTON (UPI)-Adnatiogal union would then be immediately "against hurri­ ings were in effect for most stopped short of going all the Prio, who was Cuba’s presi­ ho “ wanted to sea the Presi­ are not going to get what they As a father examined his a-ked to join in the strike. ministration officials m e e t way. dent from 194S to 1952 until cane force winds, high lides of the FTnrida east coast. dent,” was pii-ked up by Se­ thought they hod gotten from with a joint session ol the to n ’s rather poor report card At St. Augustine Dench, the Mathews, voted the molt Fulgeiudo U stft.i took power, and torrential rains." House Foreign .Ulair* Com­ valuable senator of the 1903 he declared, “Son, I’m disap­ ix run runic within a do.:i n cret Service agents and White the Legislature,” Holley *uiJ. bus been u bt'hlrid-lbt - i net FIvi-u If voters approve tho mittee and the House Agricul­ Legislature, resigned from the pointed In you. Why, when Spanish Bases yatds of tin- new highway House guards. leader of Miami’s exile colony Thu White Home said he proposed 575 million univer­ ture Committee today to dis­ bond financing Investigation George Washington was your Boat Found; 2nd A1A at high tides. and bends the Cuban 1,dicta­ cuss a possible wheat deal com mi l tee to pave the way age he was u licenced sur­ To Stay Open The heavy ruins in South wus being held there pending sity bond issue Nov. B, Holley tion Committee. Still Missing MADRID i UPD—American with Russia, veyor." "Yes," snapped the Florid* came ns a boon to the an Investigation of thu inci­ said the biennium will stilt for his official entrance Into lie *uid the Husviuns Imvt youngster, "and when he was and Spanish sources said the ST. PETERSBURG (UPD rain s t a r v e d Everglade*. dent. Tbe President was lour­ shuvv a deficit. the race, which lie said would tieeonie diseiieliunted with This deficit, he suiil, could — A boat m is,iny for two itangei'S at the Everglades ing in the West today, Mr*. your age be was president of 53"0 Rjllion network of U. S. Rate Review come within to days. their Cohan venture und pre­ m ilit^y bases will continue tire 1'lilted States." WASHINGTON (UPD - An Mathews sponsored the re­ dicted tile end of Castro "is day* carried it* four occupants N'utionu! I’aik reported the Jacqueline Kennedy and h<-r be ua low as 513 million or ** a a a In oyi-rate in Spain despite examiner for the Federal solution setting up the com­ to safety Wednesday, but an­ water table in the vast swamp two children nro in Washing­ high ns }2J million for tha nut too far off." bii-imiuiiu other smaller rrnft vv.i* still was hark to normal for the ton. With all this rain the de­ the oipirati in today of a in Communications Commission mittee He said lie did not lost today on the storm-tosse-l first time in month*. tours across Interstate l on year Agreement between the ( FCC) today began a review think the committee's work of testimony in the FCC's should be hindered by poli­ Folks Asks For Gulf off Florida, tile Const State Roads 43t and 430 are two tyuntrii--. Guard mid. Tbojagreeincnt provides for investigation of proposed In­ ticking Kitting prrlty soupy. The 431 Still the object of a wide­ Mac Cleared Of bypass is straight under M a dx-month consultative per­ creases in pres* rates lor "I assure you my continued Finance Forms spread search was a 19 foot leased telegraph lines. iod ij no new agreement is overpass, but the -130 bypass interest and assistance," ORLANDO, Fla. (Ill’ll — Profumo Blame , Mat.'iews said as he resigned Orange County School Roar! outhuuid carrying three Tam­ toes down and around and up signed by t t- end of that time LONDON (Ul’l) — Brit­ pa men, Arthur I’atare, 28, the p * t would end a year la­ Mme. Nhu Hit "reluctantly.'* member Ken F’olhs wus olio again. ain's official investigator of • a a ter SAIGON, South Viet Nam step closer today to an an­ the owner, F'rnnk Leonard the I’t of ii inn scandal today "R rtardtess of treaties and (UPI) — I* S. Ambassador L o a n F u n d From the Lions Pause: Did nouncement in a Kepub’-euu Sampson, 37, ami Herman cleared Prime Minister Hamid Bradley. 21. you hear about the man who agree item *. we count on the Henry Cabot Lodge tmlay cri­ GAINESVILLE. Fla. (('1*1 > <urdid-itu for governor. Macmillan’s government of The 33 * foot fishing boat bought a farm U> miles king Lniti-djstnle* as our greatest ticised Mine. N;o Dinh Nbu's — A memo! jut loan fund lit F’olks asked Secretary of uiiy hreaeli of security in the and one Inch wide? Says he friend, f a Spanish govern attack on U. S. junior officers the name of the late \\. S. Slate Tom Adams for a supply Gladys M. with four persons affair. aboard, made it to Currabelle plans to raise spaghetti. ment minister said recently serving here a* "cruel" und Cuwthon, pioneer Florida ed­ of the necessary form* for The long-awaited report by • • • when liked to comment on said "these men should be ucator. h.ut been established r« polling runipuign expendi­ Wednesday ami raid it* radio Lord Denning. Britain’s sec* was out. Chamber of Commerce the past. thanked and not insulted." at the University of F lorida, ture. ami receipts. und ranking jurist, aim clear-1 •Scm-o-Gram” s h o w s a ed other cabinet ministers of healthy report: Bank deposits an) involvement in the scan­ up 9 89 per cent fur the year dal that linked Wur Minister ending June 30. as compared John profumo with redhalred to the previous year: bank call gill Christina Keeler. resources up 9.73 per cent; But at the same time Lord postal receipts, 18 53; build Denning said .Macmillan and ing permit.!, 3.63; deeds re­ his aides should have been corded, 13.33 - . . but build­ Hi- said lie b in a baptismal j aware of wiiat was going on j f : i : f: y c it y . n . j . (UPD King," in! milled the resigna­ wln-n be applied for a pa*-- council bus 9D day* in wli.h ing permits down 19.11. a a a a to appoint a successor. certificate, obtained later In j between the cabinet minister — The Democratic mayor of tion to city count ilmen he puit recently to visit Italy. lit was to have left for Gungenil, who was (list life, signed by person* who | and the play girl. Tommy: “ When I glow bp Jersey lity resigned late Wed­ called to his room in Colum­ I tidy last Tuesday, to m nilt elected mayor in l!>•>I when the I'm going to drive an Army nesday night rather than con­ bia Presbyterian Medic*! Cen­ buck to Jersey City a Gmou city switched over to a may­ witnessed his birth, and he I N e w s b o y K ille d Florida DWtrlhutnr* F'ur Denman Custom Built Tires tank.” Ilia father: "Well. ter in New York City. He said he registered fur tiio tinue • office while his U.S. HIALEAH. Fla. (Ul’l) — businessman named Christo­ or-council form of govern­ Tommy, I’ll not stand in your A 13-year-ald Miami Springs citizen'tip was "under s cloud hud been in the hospital for u pher Columbus, who wus to ment, raid that to the best draft in World War II. way.” a t * regular w eakaJ checkup. “ However, my love fur this boy, Bruce Rnmer, was struck have taken part in Columbus of his knowledge he was born of duu L” m r The 62-year-old mayor said Day activities. in downtown Jersey City Aug. city, its people and its tra ­ and killed by a car early to­ May< r Thomas Gangcmi. a President Kennedy is slat* The city was to meet in an 4, 1901. He said h« grew up ditions is such that I could day as he prepared to begin •d for two political powwows wealth; fruit grower and pro­ the State Department noti­ F A 2-0651 W. FIRST’ ST. li: Florida . . . Tampa uml duce i eirhant known years fied him that tl.er* use doubt emergency session today to in the city nml has lived here not continue ill offht' under deli writ* * on Id* Miami Her­ I such a cloud ut doubt." U-u “WaUyukdun J about hia li. 8. cituc-iulo;> cousidir the resignation, Thu ail his lif«. ald amsspaper toutc, ^ i^Lionu ta Wiii-Novuubc*. __ ago W E A T H E R : O ccasio n al show ers to d a y u n d F r id a y ; h ig h to d a y in 8 0 s ; low to n ig h t in 7 0s. 'Dangerous' Edith Heads For Haiti Puerto Rico Pounded By 100-Mile Wind Valachi Talks At Probe Of Nation's Crime 3 Dominican Civilians Head Regime n m u A ... Zoning Hearing Is Continued In Altamonte Davis Named To Special House Commission Two Injured In 17-9 2 B R IEFS Four-Car Collision Pope ()ti Today Union Threatens National Strike U. 5. Hurls Exile EKorl, Says Prio Rights Bill Up Grocery Sales Tax Predicted Mathews Paving Way For Race f Florida Storm Still Around No|v He Cant Bring Christopher Columbus To America Citizenship In Doubt, Jersey City Mayor Resigns � 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, September 25, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 25, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 25, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4f7e7b56f1de0c937296c5ae88c9fe51.pdf 0df893b591014aef93a8c32648bfdc0d PDF Text Text * d Urges GOP Club Get Early Start »y J< U p . flob t Elrod of Orange Count 7 was ^ guest speaker at this month's Tuesday night i n e t tin* of the Seminole County Young Republican the Howell Park of the II elected Republicans are native Floridians, most being newcomers to the area as well as to politics. Elrod advised the club, In preparing for nest year’s elections, to look for candi­ dates who would not only win but also could do an outstand­ ing job; to run candidates In races where the opposition is weakest; to avoid primar­ ies In order to save best ef­ forts for the election; to get out ard sell the candidate, door to door, and to get those en the committee's voter list to the polls. Seminole County nep. Jan Fortune reported on the State Federation meeting of Young Republican Clubs held last Saturday at the Cherry Plaza In Orlando. Congressman Edward J. Gurney was featured speak­ er for a capacity attendance at the dinner held In the Egyptian Room. The Federation meeting al­ so was attended by D. E. "Buzz" Lukens, national chairman of the Young Re­ publican Clubs, as well as many other party dignitaries. Tuesday nights Seminote Club meeting was attended by approximately to persons and was conducted by the first vice president, E. Pope Bass­ ett, in the absence of the president, Miss Audrey Flynn who Is vacationing in .Mass­ achusetts. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ - ■ — — — ■■ — ( E l) ? S a n f o r d I f m t l d COUNTY NEWS City Hall Bids To Be Opened In Longwood THURS.. AUGUST 22. 1963 (h su a E d itio n PAGE 12 'M om ' Brings Scouts Back Home (Editor's Note: Although fire program of humorous. non and visited the museum lunch at a roadside park turning after a visit with re­ • w C iiM ltorry S nots re ­ skits to entertain our visitors, for a vivid account of the north or Atlanta, friends from latives in Illinois. On the turned late 8 unday afterBefore starting for home | battle that took place there home. Mrs. Marion Vcitch and way up they were in an auto By Donna Enten m m frwn their tamping Friday morning we toured the j between I'nion and Confeder- sons, Tom and John, stopped accident and she was hos­ Hid* for the new Longwood trip is the Smokies, we »IU1 to say "hello" when they pitalized. Chickamauga Battlefield with ate troop*, City Hall and Firn House, If Sherman had had the have to hr tag them Itoma its many monumenta and can-1 While we were having saw our bus. They were rcexpected to cost between $lf>,- la print via M r reporter heavy traffic, expressway! 000 and 120,000, will be open­ and one way streets of mo­ and their camp “ Mom", ed a t today”* 8 p.m. meeting Mrs. J i m Casselberry:) dern Atlanta to cope with, of the City Council. he would have never made it • • • Eleven builders bad sub­ to the sea! We finally locat­ After enjoying several days mitted blda before the noon of beautiful weather a t our ed the scout office and secur­ deadline today. ed permission to ram p at the Deep Creek camp, the rains The concrete block build­ came and with them the mud. Bert Adams Hoy Scout Re­ ing to be located at the cor­ servation near Covington, In spite of a few wet aleepner of Warren and Wilma which was nearer than our Ing hag* Oie boys were un­ scheduled stop at Hard Lqtwr Sts., will have an area of daunted and enjoyed the chal­ .1.780 square feet and wdl Creek State Park. lenge oi putting up a shelter contain a meeting room, an from a sheet of plastic (20 x Before going to the camp office for the city clerk, a 30 ) with poles and rope. wc went out to Stone Moun­ tain where wc suiv Ihe mem­ vault and two small baths in In this drizzle we visited orial to Confederate heroes addition to the Fire Station Ry Shirley Wentworth Community Club will begin with space for three fire Cherokee Wonderland, sort of carved in the (ace. We rode a poor man's Disneyland. Three civic dubs of the with a meeting to be held trucks. the Stone Mountain Railroad, There is a gondola HR up the Forest Oity-Hear Lake area at the Florida Power Corp. an old-fashioned steam loco­ The building will have mountain aide, a "western" have announced o p e n i n g motive with full sized cars, terrazzo flooring throughout Employes Club on Bear Lake town complete with gun meetings for the coming teaall the way around the moun­ and will measure DO by 42 feet fights, train and stage coach (he evening of Thursday, ion of fall activity. tain. The trip proved to lit excluding the Southern style rides. The driver of our stage Scheduled for the Forest Sept. 19. an exciting one for the young­ front porch. was a Cherokee Indian and it City Community Assn, will William G. Carpenter, new sters a* wc were attacked by Plans were drawn by Dick made me wonder if he would get undervay on Monday, president, will preside at the Zartman of Longwood. "Indians" who fired earsplitbhe "fer us or agin' us" in Sept. 2, with a dinner meet­ meeting which is to get un­ ing cannons, raced through the event of a showdown. ing beginning at 6:30 p. m. derway promptly at 8 p. m. the ears chasing "southern On Sunday morning three at the Forest City Restaur­ Carpenter has announced belles." and even '•scalped’’ of the Scouts attended Cath­ ant. that this will be a reorganiza­ the conductor! olic Mass In Bryson City and C. M. Atcliley, president tions! meeting and that it We stayed in Adirondack CASSELI1KRUV CAMPERS in top photo listen with interest a* Ranker Ihe rest of Die group attend­ who will preside over the is hoped all old and new of­ shelters at the camp which jwiints out to tho group th a t they are sitting on the spot where Gen. ed worship at the Methodist business meeting following the ficer* will cooperate in every is only two years old and has Ulysses S. Grant stood with staff officers on Lookout Mountain during Church. dinner, has announced that way to make this a success­ wonderful facilities. the Civil War. Bottom photo is of Mrs. Rita Dempsey Bryant of Chat­ We packed up Monday he Is looking forward to see. ful club year. The next night we decided tanooga, Krandmother of Danny und Billy Dempsey, left and right, who morning anil headed for AshIng the association become Suggesllons will be accept­ to stop at Laura S. Walker tu'runKcd u sumptuous feast of fried chicken and all the trimmings for even more active in commun­ ed and brought before the Welcome Wagon Interna­ ville where Ihe group se­ State Park south of Wayparated temporarily with tlie cumpors while ut llarrison Statu Park. (Herald Photos) ity work and events than it membership at this time. tional this week announced cross since it was getting lata has been in past years. the appointment of Mr*. Ro­ Casselberry family going to and we were afraid we could­ The opening meeting for bert C. (Phyllis) Rugenstein Blowing Rock for an overnight n't make Ft. Clinch in time ta ■y lan e Casselberry as assistant to Seminole visit with Leonard's mother, pitch ramp. Johnny Casselberry of Den the Bear Lake Gardrn Circle will he held at 8 p. m. on County Welcome Wagon Hos­ Mrs. Mel Casselberry, and One, Pack Mo of Casselberry, The tired wayfarers took a tess Airs. Virginia Pelroski the bus going to the Daniel welcome dip in the pool and received a red ribbon at the Wednesday, Sept. It, at the | flfl___ | _ | • Boon« Council Scout Reser­ o( Sanford. Weklwa District Cub-O-Ree home of Mrs. Albert Jacobs 02778185 then vet up camp. After sup­ As a hostess Phyllis will tie vation south of Canton, N.C. per there was birthday cake held recently in Apopka at the on Lake Asher Circle in Bear The campers slrpt in Adir­ welcoming newcomers to the Elementary School when his Lake. with 12 candles for Danny Mrs. C. L. tlrunk. Install­ Lake Mary area, introducing ondack Shelters in this re­ Dempsey, homemade miniature rarer mote area and enjoyed a them to places of worship finished second in (lie Pine- ed as president ut the Inst Next morning the Catholic and acquainting (hem with swim in the waters of Lake hoys attendiil 7 o’clock muss wood Derby. Ills car was meeting ol the summer, will lly Mra. Adam Muller Allen. When wo rejoined tiie civic activities in the iinwinner In last year's derby. preside. Those interested in and we all got off to an early Representatives of tho He- modiato vicinity. Reputable group we found the young The pack will also receive Joining tha circle at this lime start, arriving in Jacksonville are Invited to attend the Bury Herbert D. Gibb Ameri­ merchant* will participate in naturalists had been busy a red ribbon. In time for worship at the can Legion post and its Aux­ catrhing snakes and tlie in­ the program. Pack MO was In charge of meeting upon notification of Hendricks Ave. B a p t i s t iliary attended Ilia annual Phyllis, formerly of Ro­ evitable salamanders (thit Skill Games which were made the hostess. Church's beautiful modern Northern Arra Training Con­ Activities of the Rear Lake chester, N. Y. has been a i time some orange ones with by Den Mother Frances Setje. sanctuary. ference of the American Le­ Lake Mary resident for the black polka dots). Some of the skills which the Stopping on U. S. 1 for a gion held rrcently ut the past six years. Sh« and her There was quite ■ hit of boys competed in wrre darts, real restaurant dinner, we when Danny Holiday Inn in St. Augustine. husband and three children, ezeitement bean bag loss, ring toss, were pleased to find that all Tho«r making the trip from Kathy. Betsy and Kipp, make Dempsey, whu was sleeping bawling, ring the milk bot­ our civilized manners had not in an upper hunk woke up to Deltary were Past Command­ their home on Ridge Road. tle, fish pond and putting out worn off during the two weeks find he had been joined hy er Fred C. McLaren; Past New arrivals to Lake Mary randies with squirt guns. Wal­ of roughing it. Commander and Service Offi­ may reach her by telephone a large king snake who had ly Krohne Is Cubmastcr. Arriving home S u n d a y cer William (S. Brumbaugh at her home. Merchants in- escaped from captivity. On Mrs. Setje also participated around 5 p. m. we were nod Mrs. It lumliiiiigh; First (crested in participating In orders Irom Ihe Scoutmaster In the Den Mothers' Kitchen creeled hy wailing parents Vice Commander William Wil­ the program may uImi contact Ihe boy* relurtuntly released Koncert held later in the anil Scoutmaster Ted Daniel afternoon. The North Orlando Village liam* and Mrs, Williams; her or drop a postcard to the rest of the snakes before presented camp patches to The group separated into Council Monday night gave Past Commander and Fifth Welcome Wagon in Sanford. boarding the bus Wednesday all those making the trip morning for Chattanooga. pack* for picnic supper and first reading approval to a District Committeeman Stan­ from Scout camps we stayed Another passenger was add­ pack meetings. Crafls made proposed ordinance granting ley 8 . Smith Jr. amt Adjutant Troop 38 Plans at along the way. Everyone ed to the roster when we by the various dens were on a 30-year franchise to Subur­ Hurry It. I.yona and Mrs, complimented "Old Bessie", picked up Steve Kish, a mem­ display throughout the af­ ban Propane Gas Co. of Mail- Lyons. the bus, for the way she Weekend Camp ber of the troop who has ternoon. The Symposium, conducted land. climbed mountains and held By Julia Bartos been spending the summer In Residents were advised that by Di-puitiiieiit Vico Com­ up on the trip. She came Boy Scoot Troop 38 of Al­ North Carolina with his grand­ tho franchise, If approved, mander G. I sinnr Cannon, of­ tamonte Springs wilt spend hack bearing an EXPLO­ would in no way afreet those ficially opened with tho im,- Saturday and Sunday on mother near Bryson City. SIVES sign on her bumper Steve has hiked over most By Julia Itartos Junior performance however which may well refer to presently doing business with prrssivo and rolorful presen­ camp at Ruck Springs. of the mountains in the Smok­ Boys of Altamonte Springs lost by a one point margin. some of the tempers trans­ other companies. tation and mussing of ilia colHighlight of the weckrnd ies and nil the Blue Ridge Mrs. Silvan Camp, State Boy Scout Troop 38 jo.I ut Terms of (he ordinance call ora with prnycr by Depart­ will he an outdoor Court of Troop 211 ram s in first with ported therein! for semiannual reports and ment Chaplain A. M. White Honor to tie held at 8 p. m. I’arkway as well as working Home Demonstration Food Explorer Post 38 participated 29 points, Altamonte with 28 Life in the beautiful out of at "Midget City," a tourist amt Nut'ilmn Specialist, will in (he Wekiwa District Swim­ rebate payments to tlie vil­ doors has its advantages— Jr. Saturday. Advanccim-nts in By Mra. Adam Muller attraction which his family he in Sanford Friday to con­ ming Meet held last Saturday and Troop 232 of Orlando away from workaday cares lage on litres' per rent of the The feature nddiesa was rank and merit badges earn­ The Deltary llusinca* ami moved from Kern i’ark to made third with 13. company's gross receipts. amt out of touch with world given by Department Com­ ed during the summer will Franklin. N. C. duct a special training meet­ on iaike Virginia at Hollins Professional Women's d u n Altamonte boy* taking part problems. However, traveling College in Winter Park. The gas company Is given mander Jack Adam*. lie awarded at this time. has been notified by the Vo­ Harrison Bay State Park ing for alt county club pres­ rigid to do any work neces­ The meet was run off in in the junior division were with Troop 311 we still had lusia County Engineer's office on Chickamauga Lake was idents and food chairmen. two sections roiiqxio'd of the Donald I'oit, John Newell, our basic problems, such as sary to maintain Its system, that another survey will Ins headquarters for Troop 3tt The meeting will be held in junior division, 11-13 years, including p o ssib le expansion, EDITOMAL COMMENT feeding 31 ravenous people inado regarding the Installa­ subject to rules and regula­ which we were sightseeing in the office of Miss Myrtle Wil- and tlie senior division, it Jclf MacLeod, Mike Itickett, three meals a day, keeping tion of a traffic light at High Chattanooga. Tlie area was Bruce Stuart and Jack him- them in clean clothe* (eight tions as set tiy ilw council. year* or older, son, county home demonstra­ the scene of sumo of the Hanks ltd. and Hwy. 17-02 if 'Pie village retains the washer loads every few days), Altamonte's junior boys a j unek. bloodiest fighting during tlie tion agent, at the Agricul­ the Board of County Com­ right to purchase said sysSenior division rnlrie* were and tending to emergency massed a total of 23 point* Civil War. On Thursday morn­ tural Center on Hwy, 17 92 missioners find conditions trm upon agreement of both cases of poison tvy, home A lug I kmi.wI fur the entire Central Florida ing the group went up on south of Sanford. It is sche­ to no.so out Troop 2U <>( Robert James, Roger Landerw arrant such a survey, parties concerncsl. sickness, cuts, boils and lorn and 1 ville. Barry Poll, Hubert MluApopka Lookout Mountain where the duled to begin at to a m. and urea, a* well as for Seminole County, came this .Members of the club Imve Objections Hut the fran­ pants. win the prize trophy. Troop dueki. Charles Newell, Don­ "Battle above the Clouds" lung advocated that a blinker chise would block future puss- j week with the announcement of Sept. 3 us the It was fun but we were is expected to conclude by 51 of Orlando came in third ald Paulsen and Alike Sewell. took place, riding up on the trrouiidbreiikinK date for Girls' Town in North or caution light be installed Ibility of the village receiv­ all glail to tie hack amt look­ with 18 points. Accompanying (ho boy* 2:3« p. m. Purpose ol the world's steepest Incline Rail­ Orlando. at the busy intersection. ing natural gas brought coun­ The Altamonte seniors and were S c o u t m a s t e r Jack ing forward eagerly (?) to meeting Is to (ram those who way. Initial plans call for the design and buildcil opinion that rates and ope­ Explorers combined talents Stuart, Assistant Scoutmaster returning to jobs und school The view from Point Look­ wilt lie responsible for giv­ iiiK of the residence-administration hall with rations of tlie privately owned in an effort to match the Joe Stmunck and Explorer (ugh!). out, a National Military Park, subsequent addition of it dormitory wing and ing individual club demons- 1 concern were felt to be Longwood Advisor Don MacLeod. Root­ overlooks the city and the construction of u student center to include an better in lh« long run. (rations for the month of ing along tlie sidelines were part of the Tennessee River infirmary and supply center. Added later will Church Buys Teenagers Set Scptembe*. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Paul­ North Orlando known as Moccasin Bend. The lie un auditorium, cottage* for the older girls, sen, Mrs. Robert Newell and park ranger pointed out spots Those attending are ask S t r e e t D o n C C Baumholscrs Property Officials elementary and high school, Hvviming pool and Mrs. Nancy Hickett. ed to bring a sandwich lunch. of historic interest and Ihe By Donna Kites gym, vocational school and crafts, chapel, re­ 7) miles of hiking trail* Beverage wilt be provided. Resigi For A LSA C The purchuso of prupvrty Witness ligious building, staff housing, directors resi­ winding around the tide ut Resignation* of two No measuring 108 feet by loo lly Donna IM m dence and the play area. Crash the mountain. Forest City Orlando officials. Hill llai feet on Oxford St. at Lake A street dan. c fur the The eilueational program, in addition to Chattanooga It "cousin Center Sets Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Haunta* building inspector ami Wildmrre in I.ongwiHid win efit of ALSAC (aiding state-required academic curriculum, will offer a country" for Billy and Dan­ Group Discusses Stewart llelmiy as z»n announced today hy the First hol«cr of Longwood, now on hernia stricken American wide choice of cultural und practical elective ny Ik'inpsey and 12 cousins Adult Night director, were announced Baptist Church of lajngwood. vacation with tlwir son in­ children) is being jiliinned by Traffic Safety courses. Girls will attend public school* in the visited our camp that night law- ami daughter, Mr. and Monday night's peeling o( By Jan# Casselberry Rev. Jack Lindsay, pastor five I.ongdal,, tet-unger* fur area until the elementary and high school build­ a* well as their grandmother, Mrs. Norman Palmer and Hy Shirley Wrntworth Village Council. of the church, in making the Saturday, Sept. 7. between Ihe Casselberry It e c r e a lion ing is completed. Mrs. Rita Dempsey Bryant, family in Itoonville, tnd.. write Trattic »atety and method* Harvey Grenyea was announcement said that a new Exceptionally callable and talented students who had been following their Commission Chairman Larry hours of 7 3n and lU:30 p.ni. of cutting down on the num­ pointed as building in->pec that recently they were first pastorium will bo located nn hand witnesses at the crash 'Ihe dance will he held in will receive future aid upon completion of a high adventure* in The Herald to Miller today reminded that 1 ber of accident* occurring In to take over for Harris * the property although no def- of a light "crop-duster" plane school level education. A job placement bureau which she is a subscriber. adults of the area are invit- I l.oniidule on Hunt Bond in the Forest City area were is moving from the comm initu plana fur the building in which the pilot was killed. will help place girls in gainful position* and Mr*. Bryant and several ed to make use of facilities . the l.ormann Circle area. discussed by members of the hy. have yet hern drawn. those having high scholastic aptitude will be They tell of arriving upon other relatives brought with at Uic Uverbrouk Dnve Youth Forest City Merchant* .\>sn. llelmiy. who said today The first event to tie helJ Ihe scene near their daugh­ band amt lefic-lui'-nts of grunted scholarships to leading colleges und uni­ them a dinner that was one Center on Sunday* Irom 7:30 at this month's meeting held resignation is due to inert on the new ground* will be a ter's home only minutes af­ soft drink* and potato chips versities. of the high points of the trip unlit 10:30 p. m. at 8 p m. Tuesday in tile ing business and personal l.ubor Day picnic beginning ter the crash occurred and Ismg range plans for Girls' Town will in­ for ail 31 camper* in honor The outdoor area i» lighted will lie on salt. Nominal aita- Forest City Shopping Center. ligations, was asked to < at 6 p.m. Preceding the sup­ described the tragedy us "a clude expansion of facilities to give s|>eciul cure of Danny's Aug. 17 birthday. for game* of horseshoes and ratssion will be chaiyrd. The association hopes to mit his request in writ per there will ha a bull game horrible mess to see.” Those in chftgv of planning work with the Florida Highfor the mentully retarded, brain injured and Tlie tables was ladeu with badminton and on tlie mside a t Longwood Park between emotionally disturbed. fried chicken, potato salad, is a billiard table,, table* lor I the event are Steve Harmon, ] way Patrol m an accident for presentation at Uic a Mr*. Palmer is news cor­ meeting to be held Aug. married men and single me.i respondent for the Evansville Any needy and deserving girl, regardless of corn on the eoh and cake and cards, ping pong table, *huf-1 Chester Well Paul • | prevention champaign and to at 7:3t) p. m in the C< of. the rhurrh beginning ut till.) Courier and covered the other goodies. ftehoard game and a free 1 earlth, Chari. race or religion, will Ikj eligible for enrollment a t llaip • .improve irallic condition* ■mutiny Building at the 3:10 p.m. crash for her pipes. The scouts put on a sazn£ juk« box. j Lilly Sander*. Girl*' Tow u. • I the area. I creation Aren. Elrod, who la In the ad­ vertising business in Orlando and la past chairman of the Orange County Republican Committee, was Legislature in elected to the LegliUture the special election held last March. He told the group that the future belongs to those who prepare for It and urged them to start planning now for the 1M4 elections. He stated that Democratic politics in the state have been on an "every man for bimself" basis and said that though the Republicans are building a stronger organizaorganiza­ tion In the state, GOP candicandi­ dates for the most part still have to depend largely on their own resources, along with Individual and club contributions, to finance their campaigns. (1 an analyses of Republi­ Republlcan victories In Florida, be pointed out that the five counties emerging as Repub­ lican strongholds also have bad the highest rate of popu­ lation increase. Only three Forest City-Bear Lake Area Clubs Set Opening Meetings Welcome Wagon Hostess Named For Lake Mary Casselberry Wins Ribbon In Derby DeBary Group Conference Village Okays Gas Company Franchise Food Specialist | Altamonte Scouts Compete To Hold Meeting |n Wekiwa Swimming Match In Sanford Traffic Light Survey Set Big Boost �4 ® lti> ^ m t f o r b I f f r a t i t WEATHER: Scatterwl afternoon and evening showers thnnitrh Saturday; high today 88: low tonight in 70* VOL. 56 Note to Maybcllc R: Your invitation received ami care­ fully noted. Will b« at the rendezvous and if you meet y o u r self-description we'll "do the town.” K. E. Porter. • • • A young couple atupped at the water department window at city hall this morning and with them was t youngster about two years old clutching a huge fistful of stage money. "Come to pay off the city debt,” quipped City Manager Pete Knowles. V I • # • f United Frew Leased Wire Established HUM KUL. AUGUST 23, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA Beulah Likely To Stay A t Sea Weather Men Will Try To 'Seed' Storm * R. E. Porter must take ex­ ception with Orlando and UPI. The wire service this morning carried an article datotined Orlando telling that "construction will b e g i n HERE next month on 'Girls' Town' . . fo r UlM’s and Orlando's information, "G irls' Town” will be located In North Orlando, which, if they don't know, la in Seminole County. • 9 '• A recording in Clerk Art Beckwith's office so intri gued R. E. Porter yesterday that he spent a lot of Herald money on long distance calls. A deed transferred $253,000 in property from Sain Snead All-American Golf, Inc., to San Francisco Rodevelopers, Inc. The property is north nf Lake Kathryn east of Highway 17-92 in Casselberry and at one lime was to lie t h e site of another golf course. Long distance opera­ tor reported no telephone listed at the address on San Francisco Redevelopers’ let­ terhead. We'll continue dig­ ging for the facts. NO. 2 HAROLD SCOTT. Jacksonville engineer (cen­ ter), points to the spot on the map where the proposed St. John.w-Indiun River Omni will join the Indian River in the vicinity of Muytown. Dis­ trict directors and local engineers (pictured) in­ spected the spot Thursday afternoon following n business meeting at New Smyrna Reach, when it was decided to seek financing on a state and local level rather than from the federul govern­ ment. MIAMI (UPI) — Fore rasters said that Hurricane Iteulah, jmcklnj; winds up tn I>0 miles an hour, will proba­ bly remain nt sea, nnd nut strike the U. S. mainland. This gave weather re­ searcher* a good chance to "seed" the season's second tropical storm with silver io­ dide crystals m an attempt to roh it of its heat strength. At 11 am . EST the Miami Weather Ihirenu suid the storm’s center was located by aircraft radar about 160 miles tiorthenst of San Juan, Puer­ to Rico, near latitude 21.8 nurlh, longitude tUt.lt west. Board Rejects 7.2-Cent Milk Milk distributors and the school milk prices at the county school board stood in board meeting held Thursday a toe to toe deadlock over In the offiers of Supt. R. T. Mllwce as the school board refused to accept the 7.2 centa a half pint bid of any and all distributors. "This seems to he a union CAPE CANAVERAL — (UPI) — America's 12th bid with every single com­ pany quoting the same price,” ballistic missile-firing nu­ said Milwee. The board clear submarine t o d a y feels that the deadlock wilt launched an aiisanrrd mo­ be broken before the opening del Polaris “ A-2” rocket of school. In other business the board from beneath the ocean's voted to continue to trans­ surface and hit n target portation of Negro students I.ino miles away. of tiro county to the Volusia County Community College in BULLETIN n sw A ... cooIteration with the Volusia County School board; Provided for an amended clause allowing lunchroom supervisors to receive $18 ad­ ditional a month for schools over &W students; Voted to replace two bus driver* who have not report­ ed for duty and have appar­ ently moved away; Turned over bids for ath­ letic equipment for Seminole High School to Athletic Dir­ ector Fred Ganas; Approved changes in Inter­ com bells foe Lyman and Crooms schools to the new additions. M other's Condition Hunt Wreckage STUART (UPI) — Search­ ers continued to scour Lake Okeechobee today for wreck­ age of a small plane that ap­ parently carried Louis Her* Iniitl nnd hia son. Frederick, to their denth lust Friday. Serious Interest Reported Still Critical One of the victim* of the true!; car rra:h at 'he Gen­ eva bridge Thursday re­ mains In critical condition, The Herald learned today. Mrs. Atvcda Weed i* re­ ported still in the recovery room wiili "condition un­ changed” from Thursday’s report of "desperately criti­ cal" at Orange Memorial Hospital in Orlando; her daughter Karen Weed, about five years old, was listed in good condition at Seminole Memorial Hospital and Mrs. Rebecca Alderman, sister ot Mrs. Weed, was listed in "[air” condition, also at Scm- ino!c Memorial Hospital to­ day. The body of Kim Weed, a bout one year old, who wa$ lead on arrival at the hos­ pital here, was taken to tint llryant-Coker Funeral Home in Wauchula. James L. Croiier, driver ol ihe truck which crashed headon into the Weed ear. wa* treated for shock at Seminole Memorial and released. According to reports, Croaler swerved into the left lane to avoid hitting a ear whicli stopped In front of him and crashed head-on Into the Weed car. Croiier was charged with driving on the wrong side of the road by FHP Trooper Tommy Tomlinson, and ho also I* charged with man­ slaughter as a result of the Inquest held by Coroner Hugh Duncan. Charges of man­ slaughter were preferred by Judge Duncan, Tomlinson re­ ported today, Croiier is free on bond. GENEVA (UPI) — Dis­ armament experts snid today the Communist nations are showing serious interest in It win moving on n north­ reaching agreement on East • westward course nt about 12 West observation posts to pre­ m.p.h vent surprise attack. Hurricane hunter planes had not penetrated the "eye" Amendments of the storm this morning TALLAHASSEE (UPD — but its top winds were esti­ Secretary of Slnte Tom mated nt Ut) m.ji.h Gules ex­ Adams said Thursday the HAZLETON, Pa. (LTD - food-and-water shaft drilled tended 225 miles to the north Rruce Strumpf, of Cleans a ami east of Ihe renter and three constitutional amend­ WASHINGTON (UPI)—The Rescue workers, undaunted by earlier. ments facing Florida voters Senate Commerce Committee two failures and mechanical laiuis Marino, 32, Pittslon, ter, announced today that 115 miles to thr south and Nov. A will lie listed in ulpliawan expected to approve leg­ breakdowns, drilled an es­ the drilling foreman, said negotiations are under way to west. betienl order, The hurricane’s projected j islation today aimed at avert­ cape shaft within hearing rescuers expected to complete finance a $1.5 million shop­ ping renter at Highway 17 U2 course, forecaster* said, will ing a nationwide rail strike distance of two buried miners the shaft hy mid afternoon. and Onora Road hut added carry it “well to the north of Mathews Speaks today. "if W e are on target, we GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UPI) next Thursday. HY DONNA ESTES "That drill isn't far from should hit the men by 1 nr that "a news release ut this all the Caribbean islands nnd — U. S. Rep. D. R. (Hilly) Chairman Warren G. Mag- us—I ean hear it real good," llida for III* new Loligwocd time actually is premature.” rant of the It.vhamas amt there nuson, D-Wash., said the bill reported David Fellin, 58, hy 2 p. m. (EDTi,” lie .-aid. Strumpf, representing the is no danger of high winds in Matthews was among apeak- City Hall and Firu House Gordon Smith, deputy seceta who alien.led dedication vveie opened ut Thursday would provide for "reason­ R. M. Thompson Construction those areas.” telephone through .< six-inch rotary of mines, said Fellin'* ceremonies for the Agricul­ night's meeting of the City able arbitration of the dis­ Company, Clearwater, stated "Present Indications also report was extremely encour­ putes involved and keep the financial negotiations are not are that the hurricane will riot ture Department's new ento­ Council, aging. • * • railroads of the United States complete for the construc­ affect the If. S, mainland," mology laboratory here today. Submitting bbla were LMN "That sounds pretty good, tion by his firm for Sanford the midday advisory said. The b r e w i n g hurricane running." Entcrprisea, $21,870; A. H. llie drilling is nearly per­ School Shut Shopping Center, Inc., a sub­ "iiciilah" brought up an in­ With the strike deadline Williams Jr., $J0,I‘J8; George • • • fect," Smith said. "This hole c o u n t HUS, Miss. (UPI) sidiary of Investment Pro­ teresting note today. The only six days away. Congress The Weather Bureau, how- — Ail eUmrntnry school la- A. Cole, $10,000; C« ncurdia i may he in the pillar," the perty Rudders, Inc., of Mi­ Herald's new receptionist. was facrif with (lie problem ere, warned residents of the rated near Columbus Air Construction C o r p o r atfbn, V t.v , I. < s' :rwJiait-i) ami Donna Merck, informs us llul of havin'; «o art v .p tly ioi northern Leeward islands to Force Ha*e w h s abruptly or­ $10,116; 51. U. Lailtd, $10,160; WASHINGTON (LTD — above Pie tiny chamber in "We have signed leases DETROIT (UPD n«* the two hurricane "Donna” | prevent a rail tieup that could ’^hud'on.'VwsW cnt I which 'F e llin ' am i""'Henry' he on the alert for the |<ousi- dered closed Thursday night Shoemaker Construction Cent- stolen crutches of 8-year-old was first sighted on her own : seriously damage the nation'* of Ihe Motion Picture A*»iu.>- Throne, 28, have been tripped with I'uhlix .Market anil Eck- hillfy nf heavy sea swells. jMiuy, $17,888; Hubeit C. Forby .be rily school bonrd. up- ' , jt.r> <I7rWJ, ; A, Slolle, $17.- March of Dimes pastor boy erd Drug-,.-’ Struiupi tejHirtbirthday. economy. lion and an aide In three U. f<>r U days. In IDOI. Hurricane Esther purently to forestall any t«,t> u , | V Johnny Reichert have return­ cd, "and hope to commence * * * | The (in, eta hie appeared In S. prexideu s, died Thursday V cable on the Bn tun rig was seeded with good results. ed the same way they dis­ All members of the Seium lie lor a s.tlo in the Senate on from the effects of cerebral slipped off the hoist <al ly construction In l.» day*, hut it The limited experiment gave ciul integration. -loo-less niuturials. appeared—anonymously. ail hinges on the financing ole High School newspaper Monday, a House vole on thrombosis. He was 6ft. All bids wars taken under this morning am) inter nip till scientists hope that seeding on Cash Burnetl Johnny, who had hi* tiny and other pending leases." staff are requested to meet Wednesday and signing uf the advisement by thu council. Johnston, wh-- adminsterel drilling fur an hour. Another specially made crutches stol­ LONDON tU l’l) — Run­ Tlte proposed site, owned a larger scale might give at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in Mrs. measure *sy '/jg blent Ken­ Hie movie Industry's moral breakdown bailed drilling fur lu other business a motion them u weapon to fight na- icky members of a train rub­ en from in frunt of hi* pap. Thelma L e v e l s ’ classroom. nedy before It.In 12:01 a m. code of self-censorship fo r 1three hours to lands llov,i. by Sanford Shopping Center. was unanimously approved to | is north of Onora Road and | Roe* biggest storm ent'* home .Sunday night, bery gang — object of tiie The inv Ration i n c I u d e s Thursday strike Mate. employ O'Neall ami Associ­ in another 18 years, had entered George 12. entombed found them In hi* front yard on the east side of Highway biggest manhunt in Scotland Chairman Oren Harris. D- Washington l mversily Hos­ chamber near by. Rut work would be staffers. ates of Orlando us engineers • • • Yard's history—appeared to­ on the Tullia Avenue ami (ink Thursday without ever see­ Ark., said the House Com­ pital on June 17 alter he suf­ on that shaft resumed at 6 17-92. ing who brought them hack. Strumpf added lie wdl have Wrong Fuel, day to bo trying to burn up Street paving. The square dance "jail­ merce Committee probably fered a stroke A hospital a. m. and the drilling had Ills parents, Mr. and Mr*. a formal news re le a s e when bundles of incriminating tush bird" gag almost backfired would approve a hill Monday, spokesman sad the famed progressed in feet. The meeting was udjourned Russell Reichert, had m.ubi Fire-Eater Has and if negotiations arc com­ from tlirir $7.3 million loot. Wednesday night, it w a s lie said it could be iakeu up “ movie czar" died at 8:10 Despite their long entombsubject to rHil. a public appeal for the return learned today. Cell door lev­ by tin* rules committee on p. in. F.UT there. ent, Feltin and Throne ap­ pleted. Sore Throat of the crutches. DcLand Showdown ers jammed and policemen Tuesday and acted on by the Memorial services will be peared to be in good spirits. The promised "w e sron't I.((WEST!)FT, E n g I a n d DEI. AND (UIT) — A Cubans Report spent about 15 minutes trying House on Wednesday, held Monday at II a m EDT Graham Blasts prosecute" if whoever took (UI’D—As Geoffrey Winsliip, showdown is expected today to open them, after they had Magmisnn said lie hoped at the St. John's Episcopal would only return them. 21, a circus fire eater, went between surfboard piithusln-dx Sabotage School locked up the square dancers the legislation would be "sat­ Church, Washington. with Child Pampering lo perform his act Thursday, wtm want lo close off a sec­ MIAMI (Ll'D — Cuban ref them "It must have been a in the bullpen. Now, that isfactory to both sides." He burial ill Spokane, Wj»h. LOS ANGELES ft I’D — a helper handed him gasoline tion uf Volusia County Reach usees said today Soviet ex prank,” Johnny's father said. did not disclose any details would have been a story! lie served former Presi­ Evan lelist Hilly Graham used instead of the usual kerosene. • ♦ * fur a surfing meet, ami local peris and long-term Spanish "No one could be mean hut he had said earlier that dents Franklin I). Roosevelt Ihe Illblica! story of Samson Win-hip wax hospitalized authorities who say they can’t residents of Russia are train enough to want to steal them dlflerent approaches and Harry S Truman in var­ Principal J. E. Murray re­ four at a yiuth meeting Thursday ing nearly 2<*l young Latin from Johnny." ious domestic a**i pimenli quests parents of new stu­ were being weighed. TAMI'A (UPI i — Striking night to illustrate the need with a Mire mouth and throat. do it. To tittle Johnny It was hko Americans in a sabotage and once went to Ihe Middle electrical workers have voted of parental guidance dents for MonroeW 1 1 s o n Christmas. "He b o u n c e d school at H a ra c o s Reach, Hast as a special ambassador to continue their walkout School to register them be­ Border Report Speaking at the seventh Thief Sups around hugging the crutches JERUSALEM. Israel (U l’Ij outside Havana. for former President Dwight against General Telephone session nf his 21 <lay Isis An­ tween 8 a m. and 2.3U p rn. A hungry burglar stole $5o when we found them outside," An organisation calling it­ A United Nations truer D. Elsenhower. despite company warnings geles crusade, Graham also from her liome, Hut*) Fraz­ any day next week at Lake « M lie was a former president they would !<>*•* their job, to­ sad thail sometimes "over- ier. t.V»2 South West Ifoail. Ham u-signed to the tense self "The Sentinel of Liber- hi» Monroe School. To repeat: said students at the of the l S. ( lumber of Com­ day ami be replaced. border hum between Israel U' New students fur Monroereported to police Thursday privileged” children cause school include !5u Venezuel­ Perez Ruling; merce and served an unpre­ Wilson School should be regis­ About 2.5*M) members of more trouble than those from evening. She said when she CARACAS, (U PD —The *i» cedented four terms as its Local 821 of the International slum areas. tered at Lake Monroe Sellout. returned home she discovered i it* report on the latest flare- ans and 30 Ecuadoreans. The WASHING TUN I UPI* - A leader. • * • Spanish Instructors are for pi l ine court ruled late Thurs­ Rrotherhood o f Electrical the money missing and evi up between the two countries The evangelist spoke to 17. rebellious llou-c today chop­ Worker* (AFE-CHD met tore 855 persons — the largest dence the thief had prepared to the Security Council in Ihe most part refugee* who day that the government will .layices planning their an­ ped Soft) million from Presi­ licit lo Russia when Spain'* have to bring ousted ex-pres­ nual Iidling rodeo for next Thursday night and "unani­ crowd hi dale. and eaten a meal. I New York, dent Kennedy - forei .n aid "republican” government col­ ident Marco* Perez Jimenci Wednesday. Walker Sets mously” agreed to continue bill on top of jtno million pre• • • lapsed tn 1‘JCtt). to Caracas to stand trial. the strike, now In Hs 1Ith day. viously trimmed from the New Altitude The TH Mobile Lnit will be "The union membership measure in committee. also instructed 11- negotiators stationed outside the- Health 'Die action, initialed by Re­ Mark In X I5 not to return from the bar­ Department at French Ave­ publican- in a last-gasp ef­ EDWARDS \FH Calif gaining table* wllh any con­ nue and Ninth Street Tuesday A chief petty officer based lion concerning the crisis of , iencc with intensive reading fort to trim the big program, ( L I'll—Veteran XI5 pilot Joe from 10 a m. to 1 p.m. am) tract the executive committee and discussions and collected was a stunning setback for Walker soared to a new world Communism." cannot recommend to the at the Sanford Naval Air Ma3 to 8 p.m. Jnd Wednesday additional Information while administration forces which aircraft altitude record of 88 E dgar’s Interest m (lie rank a n d tile,” a union tom ha* been commended for from ii a.m. to 12 and from studying at the Chief Petty previously had steered the miles Thursday, tint said, 'T spokesman said the "challenging reminder*” subject dates hack to IttSU Officer Ia-ailer ship Academy 2 to 5 p.m. for the bent-fll of measure almost unscathed to could have gone higher If I all school teachers, music he Imparted to NAS offi- j when he participated in a ser in Pensacola. the brink of passage. had flown in my usual way.” teachers, nursery ami kinder­ As a guide for preparing eers and men in a series of lo» "f ,imllar W tures as a The House first approved Walker, who had b e e n North Orlando garten teachers, lunchroom member of Attack Squadron his four lectures he used les­ It’s Fulltime lectures no "The Jargon of the half-billion dollar -dash scheduled to hit 68 miles high, workers, bus drivers, custod­ 88 at NAS Oceana, Va. son plans from the Pensacola by a roll call vote of 222 to -aid he barely broke hi* pre­ Curfew In Force Communism." ians and all food handlers for He followed up this exper Academy ami Ihe laudership Fri. Niles nt the lie j* Chief Aviation Mach­ 188 and then passed Hie hill vious mark of 65 miles be­ ItV M OW GItINSTKAD local restaurants, the Health school at Jacksonville Naval itself on a not In r roll eall vote cause he w.iv *o preoccupied North Orlando Mayor W. inist (Jet> Genr e \ Felgar, Caribe! Department announced today. Air Station. He also drew an instructor wilii the San­ of 221 to 186 altitude M'. Anderson announced towith testing a new Mass survey of the county heavily trout the station and ford-based Naval Air Main­ day th a t the village ordinance Music hy predicter” instrument. will be conducted tn January. .Sanford libraries. tenance Training Detachment against loitering and Vagran. * • • "1 flew strictly hy the Ill* own interest In combat­ 1072. Roy ‘Meditates’ “The Hideaways’* hook—lhat is. t followed ltd* ry will lie strictly enforced, The latest status of the pro­ ing Communism led Idm to Felgar’* leadership recent­ effective im mediately. new instrument," Walker said posed canal will !>•• the sub­ A fter Speeding d< vclup hi* lecture series and ly prompted a letter of ap­ After 10:30 p.m., close ject of speaker John Krider. offer it to the station as preciation from I’apt. Robert MIAMI (UPI) - Judge J. after hi* flight to 351 (SSI feet. "It indicated I would go cheek* will he made on young M. Ware, commanding officer manager of Seminole County Carrington Grinding made u of it's rontinuing leadership Chamber of Commerce, when plain today lhat he believes it.niio (cel higher than i did. people, especially thine un­ of NAS Sanford program. he talks to the Rotary Club in meditation tor It year-old I relied on it. hut It was dc- der 18 year*, unless they are Each lecture was attended The letter was presented not (nr n specific purpose nr during |he ('sprain - in*pecby 125-150 person*. Monday. Krider also i* chair­ boy* who Ixtrrow M r fath­ I mutely (iff.” he Said h ave III t h e i r p -is.— i a a llon \ \M T G d e ta c h man of the St. Johns Indian er's automobile :ur a 75 mile Felgar has been stationed note from the.r parent* atat- [ manU ba*ed at Sanford, here fur Ihe past 15 months, River Canal District. an hour ride through city * . « ■ • • • in g She n e c e ssity fo r b e in g llrw.„ .More Licenses lie lives with his wife, Ma/ie The teller said, in part: TALLAHASSEE lUI’D — out. and their two children at Ja/cces say they have plans "Your obvious sincerity and Young Mike Duffy, who just 758 Dormant! Circle South, for special entertainment for, turned II, had h;> summer Nearly a laird more license* I A 10:30 p m. curfew will ia- thorough knowledge of your Lung wood. young folks over nine, later vacation abruptly shortened were issued to lodging um l, strictly enforced by the North subject aided immeasurably Rousted by hu recent suc­ on after the fishing rodeo for by two w eeks for "mcdila- food establishment* in Flor­ Orlando Uidiee. Parent* will In making a success of the cess, Chief Felgar made ap­ the younger kid*. Jay cep* lion” lu tiie county jail after ida this July Hun were is­ be held re-pons Me f"r any leadership program. It Is be­ plication for a commission themselves arc heading for an appearance Wednesday sued in July of 1382, the Ho­ violation* of the ordinance lieved that you have impaned umli-r the Navy's Limited 1Naples fur a big weekend of before llie metropolitan traf­ tel and Restaurant Commis­ amt will be subject to possible challenging reminders to the sion said Thursday, i fille t. lu. ) Officer program. bfticcr* and men of this >Ufic court judge. conference. Action On Rail Trapped Miners Can Negotiations For Shopping Legislation Due Hear Rescue Drill Center Continue Next Week Longwood Opens City Hall Bids Eric Johnston Dies At 66 Thief Returns Boy’s Crutches Union Votes To Continue Strike House Slashes Foreign Aid CPO Commended For Lectures VALDEZ HOTEL 'arite Downtown Sanford unge �rk n f-m ‘ J la rfM H Rev. Grover Sewell flftM f I r$t W hy Afraid? PethAp* « • All would Aft** th a t th e n la n o r* f u r Id ■'XS ^ tm t lire* than la healthy. Tha ’ thing that wo 4o a (two on la ,<u. “ te w to c a t rid of I t If » t k t i too noeh acid, <haU»tarot, nicotine, or aleohol In our ayttama wo can at Ita il find formulae th at will work la eradicating It if wa pot th a n Into affect. bat thin la • a t truo with the fear that teaeta ua. I t la vary aaay for aoma yaopla to aay th a t wa ahoold it aaat four add* and bo tonoarnod with othar things, but fo r on* whoa* work eaatei hta* to aoo tha fcor-fillad ayoi 0* oftaa and tha mental, ipirttuat, moral, and phydea] par* alytla th a t follow*, ha know* th a t It la not ao atmplo aa turning hia head, •K *. I hat* triad to mak* a Hit of tha thing* that people fear . , and find that it la ao long r th a t thin column could not ac­ commodate It but there ore a tiw book fear* which contin­ ue to plague ua Uma and tint# again th at 1 will mantlon. On* " 7'*' of them that aaama to b* so V*" dominate concern* physical health. People are afraid ef oancar, bear! diaeoaa, and a ” • aiultituda of othar thinga that r " '** afflict the body. Many people “ *' are afraid concerning tbelr m aterial poaaaaalona which “* * oaa bo m y real when wa 1 know tha o s t u t wo depend on a complex and complicated aeonomk machine for aran our dally Uvlng. Wa faar wbat wu do n et uadentand and bow low af u* hogln to aadontaad oaonomlco today. Thera la fair — th a t wa know th a t more a more hoapltal bad* are being 1 U* H filled with peopk who aro mentally Ul. Aro our feara really earned \\ hy the complexity of our mod* am world or am they earned by tha lack of having the ar­ mor to toko aero of threats th a t hare been with ua alwaya oven If In different forma? Ao wo read history wo find th a t th e n waa olway* much to fear. Americana remember tho plonooro who pushed weit Word with Ui*!r famlllee and possession* knowing that oth Ora bod experienced hardship* Ministers Urge Bible Reading In Schools Youth W eek To Open A t First Methodist By Jaws CataeIbeery and oven death which might b* their lot al*o, but wa do not road of tha fta rs that could haro bean theirs. Whan future readsr* compart the pages af history of our day and that of earlier days will they find recorded a difference In atti­ tude as related to fearT We need to m ils* again that w* era not abl* to fac* life eouragaoualy In any cen­ tury or under any circum­ stances without the recogni­ tion of God In our Uvea and in tbo lift of our world. Our world waa facing a dark tlm* Indeed in 1039. Many of us can remember the eomber headline* a* Hitler Inarched Itciuil itluch of tllfi free world of that day. We did not know what to expect from day to day and for those who lived In lands acroaa tha aca by the thousands of miles of water. King George VI gava on* of hia most memorable addresses In his Christmas broadcast In that year. Part of It waa a quotation from Louisa Haskyna which said, "1 said to tha man who alood at the gat* of lha year: 'Give me a light, that t may tread safety Into tha unknown!’ And ha rapliad, ‘Go out Into tha darknaaa and put your ham) Into Uio Hand of God. That ■hall be to you bettor than light and safer than a known way.' *' If wo ara to anewer the question as to why we aro ■u afraid we will have to be dona with leeter answers and arrive at the basle one. The real answer Is that wa have withdrawn our hand from the Hand of God who aiona can bring light to darkened hearts aa wall as dark world. Nearly 3,000 years ago God came In Christ to dispel ig­ norance, cruelty, gloom, and fear by revealing Himself to ua. Why have we turned awayl Why hare our ears been deaf and our eye* blind I Lot us not wasts time trying to answer thie question, but ■top and look Into Ilia won drous face. Vihen w* do the feara that beset us will grow strangely dim and lifa wilt Uka on the glow of courage, joy, and usefulness. 11ember* of the South Samlnok County Ministerial Association voted at their September meeting to tend letter* to the Superintendent of Public Instruction and to tha Semlnot* County School Beard urging the continuance of Bible reading and prayer In tha public schools. At th* »a mo liras Individual ministers agreed to write to the various school principals on the m atter. The group alio passed tha motion to write ktters to commissioners of Seminole County and Sanford urging them to “ hold tha line" an all matters relating to moral issues in the sale of alcobolle beverages In tha county. In other business of the meeting, which wa* held at the Nlhlark Funeral Hnm* In Casselberry, a committee composed of Rev. J. D, Pea­ cock and Rev. E. Ruth Grant waa appointed to draft plan* for an area-wida Thanksgiving Service to be sponsored by the association. Elder Springs To Participate In Survey The Elder Springs Baptist Church will conduct a reli­ gious survey In the ares near the church this Sunday af­ ternoon in a cooperative ef­ fort with other Baptist churches la the Seminole Baptist Association, The census takers, who have been enlisted from the membership, will have lunch • t the church Immediately alter tha morning worship service. Provisions tor their children have been arranged. After tho meal Instruction* and aislgnments will be giv­ en followed by the survey. Information from the sur­ vey will provide material for study during the Pastor-Led Enlargement Campaign to b* held in September and should multiply the church's min­ istry in Elder Spring*. Residents of the area ara urged to be cooperative when approached. Tha Information required Is of a general na­ ture and will only lake about five minutes to complete. Episcopalians To Sponsor Kindergarten Coash Ralph Btumpf, Art Bsekwith and John Angel; Being Christian in Our Per­ sonal U n i , Mia* Marcella Hintt; Music Workshop, Mrs. KetUMth d a rk , Mrs. Bso Wig­ gins and Mrs. Helm Rice; Art Workshop, Mrs. Gretcben Crowell; Worship Planning Workshop, Mrs. Bass Har­ man and Recreation Work­ shop, Ashby Janes, Coach Jim Pigott and Coaeh Stumpf. Chaplain Robert Deal of the Adventist Baptist Congregational Rice Gives Report T H * a n V H W f SS-DS V A ltV H V riST I 'M l R t H L araar f i b * M ai I t Ik M a l h a w a ............ P a t t e r HBItVK'.K* S A T U R D A Y — S a b b a t h S ch o o l _ ™ 1:1* a. m. W a r i h t p S a r v k -s UiOO a. m. kiilnM ii*} N itiil P r a y a r f l t r r l c * „ Tits *. m. ”W • Hat* T h i * H opa" r a d io i » « a t a e * t e c h S u n d a y a. m. a t l i t * o v e r W T Il I l a t US* o n y e a r r a d i o Slat Assembly Of God r i x t r a s n ttar.MULT o r n o o c h ih c n C a r. SVia a * S Blra II. M. W l l d a r ________ P a s t o r H onda* S ch o o l _ . *:<l ». IB. X fo rn ln e W o r s h i p 10:1* a. m. Kvanln* W o n n i p __T:S* p. m . Youth H*rv. iTu-t.) 7:10 p.m. M i d - W r a k Harv. p. m. On Chuluota Church By Joan Msgla A progress report, as re­ leased by Ken Rice, buildin! chairman of the new Chuluota Community Chureh, announces that the complete foundation has been laid, uti­ lity and rest rooms ara In, th* left wine Is up, all plumb­ ing la finished and the roof should be started within lha next two weeks. As chairman, llicw has expressed his appreciation to all persona of the community who have given of them­ selves, their tool* and equip­ ment and advise without re­ muneration. A special vote of thanks went to tha young people who provided mors than two- GA’s To Meet In Longwood thirds of the block* used in building. Walconted as new mem­ bers of the choir ara Jean Matson, Virginia McBride, Mrs. K. Jones, N'an Ingram, Mrs. Dill, Fred Stumpf, Pete Wright and Rice. Choir practice, held each Wednesday in the church building at 7:30 p. m , Is led by Mra. Beth Porter, dir­ ector. The new Junior Youth Fel­ lowship group Invites all young people between the ages of five and to years to attend their meetings which ire held each Sunday at 5:30 p. m. under the direction and sponsorship of Miss Sheila Partin and Richard Van Wormer. Women of the community are Invited to join the Wo­ men's Christian Fellowship (Dorcas Circle) which will hold Its next meeting at 7:30 p. m., Sept. 5, at the home of Mrs. Kay Cello. The August meeting of the circle was held at the home of Mr*. Shirley Rice, pres­ ident, with the program pre­ sented under the direction of Mrs. Lit Murphey. Recent services at the church have been conducted by Clarence Prredy who is from the New Trllie* Mission In Oviedo and who has serv­ ed on the foreign field In the Far East. (T h u rs.y tit* Baptist rissv r b a p t is t c itrn c M a t* Paste t n i H P. H. C h a n e * , — Pastor .Mornln* W o r s h i p 1:30 S. m. S u n d a y S c h o o l _____ l : t l a. m. M oraine W o r ih lp t l : M a. r a T r i l n i n * U nion * i l l p. m. K v a n l n * W o r s h i p - l i l i p. m. W ad . P r a y a r B arv lca 111* p. as. C B X T B A t, B A P T I S T C J t l R C B Co*. 141b aa. a Ooh A t*. am s m i t h __________ p m i o v S u n d a y i e h n o l „ _ 1:41 M ornln* W o r s h ip 11:** a. ra. T r a i n i n g U n io n — S i l l p. ra. K v a n l n * W o r a h l p , T:l* p. ra. W ad . P r a y a r S t r a t a * 7:1* p.m, N urasry Opan W T i m — ................ T:l* p. ax B u nd*/ Nlta Broadcast W i:* T * ll> * i B i a s l o v A B Y B A P T IS T C I I I R C H SIR SI. * It ally A**. P a u l M. u a l l c y ......... .. P a s t o r S u n d a y Achool — t l : * S a. i Sunday M o r n l n * W o r s h i p 11:1* a. : Sunday K vanln* W orahlp T i l l p. I W vdntadar P r a y a d B a rv lca _ T : t l p. I K L B B B aPBtXQA BAPTIST Sid D r l a a d * BA- a t B r t t t r A t a B. H a m i l t o n O r t t t l a —. P a a l o r • a n d a y S c h o o l ___ _ I : S I a . m. M o r n ln * W o r a h l p l t : M a. ra. T r a i n i n g U n i o n _ 1:1* p. m. l e a n i n g W o r s h i p _ 1:11 p. a u Christian p ib p t c m b ia t ia b cbubcb DtirtP L B s b p c b b ip t ISST P. l a a f o * * A x * . n*v. M ason a r c * * . Ad I n l a r l n i M l n l i t a r Sunday School I : 4 t a . m. M orala* W o rsh ip I t : * * a. m. 11:90 a. m . ---- ------- lorvtc# SiSS p. ra. — C h r t s t t a a T e a t h M lnlatrr Rov. w a l t a r A X . M uF kaiaua, P aalo r Episcopal C N l'B C H Charrb l l r n u L**«va**4 S u n d a y S vrv lr* Holy C o m m u n i o n — l : l d a. m. Free Methodist Church Of Christ cw t-B rii op c ib iit R a lp h B r a w o r i r . B v a ag allit B ibl• S o h o a l ___ _ 1*:** a . ra. M ornln* W o r a h lp I t i H a . ra. B v o n ln * W o r a h l p _ 1:1* p. m. Wad. P r a y a r l a t v l a o T it * p n u pads.a P B R B M B T H O tllat t H t 'B t H l ' * r n * r 4<h I I . a n d L * * t* l As*. T rtaphono: F A x-l*is C u iia n a Shaldnn .............. I-aalor S u n d a y tWhuol — . 1:41 a.lti. M o r n i n g W o r t h l p — 10:11 a.m. K v r n l n * W o r a h l p .... 1:9* p.m. IVtd. I ’r a y t r H crvlco 1:19 p.m. Lutheran e a r n * * o p c u b ist B l* h w ay a s W a*t L C T H K B A X t ' M l 'B C B O P M o rris R u b y ____ B v a n * « l l s t II B lb la C l a a a a a „ IS:** a . m. M o rn ln * W o r s h i p . 11:S* a . m. " T h o C h u r c h o f l h a U t h o r a a K v a n ln * W o r s h i p - S:S 0 p. m. Hour-* s a d r r " T h i s la th o Blhta C l a t a o a w a d . Tit* p.m. Ufa'* H t r b o r l W . O aaro a _ _ P a a l o r S u n d a y School ........ S i l t a. m. c a c a c n o p c b b is t W a r s h i p l a r v i e * — t i l l * a. m. S^ B B gg VIA. L o r d * D a y B o rv icaa 10:1* a m . 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W . t h d t k BS B a t * AVOk P a u l Blckaa ----------- -— . P a a l o l S u n d a y S ch o o l t:4S a. m. M o rn ln * W o r s h i p lllll Yo u th ----------------- - •:»# p- • . K v a n f a i l a t l o B a rv lc a T:*S p.m. T h ir d S u n d a y iln g ap lra tlo a S:M p- ra. Oviedo Church School Attend tetui Ira^ra.BB vice* tost deal with tha every­ day problems faced by Chris­ tian teenagers. The subject schedule and faculty, aa announced today, will Include The Art o< Dat­ ing, Rev. and Mrs. John T. Adams J r.; Junior Highs and Tbelr MYF, Leslie Jones and Andy Kewblll; I Belong to the Church, Orville Touchton; Christian Cltiaenship, Mr*. W. T. Raynor, Dr. T. F. Me Dan­ iel, Judge Vernon Mlxe, NEW VICAR At At! Saint* Episcopal Church in Enterprise will be Kev. Michael J, Klppenbrock, of Valdosta, Go., who replaces Rev. Paul Rchultx, of Denary, retired due to ill health. Rev. Klppenbrock will be In residence a t 116 Homestead Avenue In DeBnry after Oct. 1. (Cox Photo) By Donna Estea An Associational GA meet­ ing far girls, nino through lk year* old, of all Baptist Churches In th* association will be held at the First Baptist Church of lamgwood Saturday beginning at 10 a.m. Reports of the OA Conven­ By Deane Eats* agera, waa introduced and throughout the area for or­ tion held in Jun* In Memphis, District chairman, area pointed out that last year ganisation* and groups raTcnn., as well as reports Itadara and taanag* volunteer! the immediate Central Flor­ questing It. on the Florida Baptist Sum­ a f tha Teenagers Annual ida area contributed {91,000 to mer Camp, will he heard. March Against Leukemia to AIJAG with only Bit per Those attending will bring te n a n t AL8AC Bl. Jude's cent deducted fur expense*. their own box lunches and Hospital In Msmphit, Term., She announced a teenage the host church will supply feet Wednesday a t 8 p.m. In dance, featuring three bands, dessert and beverage. tha Syrian - American Build­ The Temples, The Ira Men ing In Orlando. and The Playboys, would b* Judge Kiehsrd U, Cooper held from H until It p.m. gave the invocation to upeu Monduy a t the Hyrian-Lebathe moating, Mrs, Jim Hill­ non Building with Bobby Me. man, chairman of tha teen- Cormick from Orlando in By Docuia Estes charge. Christ Church Episcopal, admission fee lamgwood, will sponsor a day Ooklawn Chapel willA honominal charged and the dance school kindergarten to open will be well chaperoned. Sept. 3, the term of which By Iternlc* Krltey rommitte* have been Mr*. To Celebrate To date 74 district chairmen will run concurrently with Tti* closing program of the Thoms* Moon, Mr*. Merritt and area leadurs, as well as that of the public schools. Anniversary Ovi«do Methwliit Vacation Staley, Mr*. Rex Climts, Mr*. Er. Charles Stewart, vicar, Church SvInjoI will be held Janie* P irtin, Mis* Ruth The Oakliwn Baptist Chap­ 1,000 leenaxers, liavo volun­ el, 1TSS Country Club Hoad, teered to wurk on th* annual will serve as director of the Bl 4 p. m. Sunday in Fel­ Davidson and Mr*. Johnny Will celebrate its third anni­ march to be held this year sclmol and Mrs. Itilph Bit lowship Hall of the church Pttoian. ven* will be the teacher. versary this Sunday ■ spe­ on HvpU H. whrn Minimi* will present a Distinguished guests intro Registration D scheduled Shsring Program and bold cial larvlcai to ha bald at 4 p. m. with Rev. Fred B. dured at Wednesday night's next Wednesday end Thurs­ Ups'll iiuuau (or fa mills* and Chance of the First Baptist meeting included Carlile Joint day i t tiw Parish House on frit-mix. Church of Sanford ■* guest son and ALBAC officials, Jin k Church St. To enter the During tile past two week*, Demetreu, chairman of Hit school, a child must be five nursery, kindergarten, pri­ Speaker. A committee of host* and board of directors; John years old on or before Jan. mary and junior department hostess** will b* on hsnd to Ifagr, chairman fur the Or­ 1. 1961. student* have taken part tn ■how guests through the Chap lando area and Fred Hilton, Kindergarten will begin dally Activities winch Includ­ each weekday at 8:30 a. m. ed a picnic at the Floilda el and refresh incnts will be national trustee. served In Uie Educational Highlight of the meeting with Chapel and will conclude Methodist Children'! Home in Building. was the inspirational and im­ ■t 11:30 a, m. Minimum Enterprise. Invitatlun to all members pressive color film featuring charges have been set for Mother* provided transpor­ and friends to attend the spe­ Danny Thomas and entitled registration and tuition which tation to Uw homo where will Include supplies and Superintendent Haacora Carl­ cial event haa been extended “The Promise that Grew." i II by Rev. R. L. O’Quinn, Chap­ ton directed a tour of the The film explained how workbooks. el minister, buildings and ground* tor the more than go years sgo, when guest* wlw liter shared their Thomas was Just starting out picnic lunch with children in show business, he had Bear Lake PTA Prairie Lake there. promised to build a shrine in The entire group jumed In Changes Dates honor of tit. Jude Thuddous, Names President hearty tinging with Rev. Roone of thu l‘J Apostles. ily S hirley M c n tw u r th hert Suka, minister of (he Over th* years Thomas For Revival Tbs exra-utive htiatd of thi camo to believe that a hos­ Rear Lake Elementary ETA Oviedo chureh, playing the By Jan* Casselberry iccordian for accompaniment. Date* for the furthcoming pital dedicated to treatment Monday uiglij elected liichartl Teacher* for the school revival at Prairie Lake Bap­ and research In children’* In­ I.aahiry aa new presiilent of have been Mr*. Leooard curable diseaeer would be a the asaociatlon after the res­ Faulk Jr., nurasiry; Mr*. Sotist Church of Fern Park have bean changed from Sep­ most fitting way to honor ignation of Malcolm McClel­ ka and Suianne Partin, kin­ W R LO O M B WAOOM tember to Oct. 13-30 due to th* patron saint of things lan, who no lunger ha* chil­ dergarten; Mrs. J. T. Cole the previous commitment of despaired of. dren altemliii* the achool wai and Mr*. I'ete McCall, pri­ Virginia I'rim -ki Th« film, which showed th* a c c e p t e d . Evangelist Dr. E. J. Daniel V. I). Ilo x n i l mary ; Ret. Soke and Mr*. Santurd The neniing of Leihlcy a* Carl Fowler, Juniors. <ta• of Orlando who will be hare beautiful hoepital with it* with hia Team to conduct aer very modern laboratories, Us active mcmbvr of th* group Nora Norris Mr*. Douglas Layman. ■ Immaculate rooms, its dedi­ 1m l year ami piuaUUnt of registered uurae, ha* been IK h-l.lll vices. S. senuuul* Them* for tha revival will cated doctuis and nurses and the ichool'a Dail'a Club, will serving ** school nurse. As­ ba “Taka Tima for God. It* serene, interdenomination­ b* voted upon by the inciutier- sisting were Jane Lundy end Phyltia ItuKvnilin* S a tir e s will begin at 7:30 al chapel, will be shown dur- ahip at thu first general Marilyn Partin. FA 2-433t Lake Mary 1 mg the treat two w*oks mealing. tpju. rauib J j j . Makinu u * the refrcsd.uvul A L S A C W orkers Hold M eeting Youth Weak At tb i Flrat Methodist Chureh of iantonJ, high point of tha year tor young people of the church, will bagln this Sunday At 4 p. m. with a family style dish supper and and the following Saturday with a picnic. During the weak, Monday through Friday, tha young people will meet between the hours of 4 and 8:15 p. m. each day tor classes, discus­ sion groups and worship ser­ CALL FA 2-26/7 L The Church Of Your Choice Wiliton-Eichclherger Mortuary Eunice L Wilson and R uff I'rogrexulve Printing Co. J. M. Cameron and Staff Htenntrom Realty Harts Slanatron and Staff T h e H its T h rn tr# Rill Lovelace A Employe** FocmI Fair Storea. Inc. (•eurge Hailey A Employers The American Oil Company Mr. tnd Mr*. M. It. Strickland Wibon-Mnler Furniture Co. Mr. end Mra. Al WiLoa Holler Motor Sale* Co. Emmett Ferrell A Staff J. C. Penney Company C. L. Kubmaon end Employees Sanford Atlantic National Hank liuaard H. llodgra 4k b u ll ♦ Southern Nnturu! Gun John Dunn X Staff S ta te Farm liiMiraiue Companies Irving I. Pryor and M aff ^ 1I1II t.umher A Hardware Co. Jimmy Crepp- X Employ*** Ktrae And Wllkx Kentuurant R*»»e end Milks Row man end Employee* ( * ( �r. V* M irl V m ll Allstate Looks To Future Of Seminole County Pentecostal School Fri. Ang. 28, *68—Pmr» 8 Baptist Survey To Be Taken This Sunday Schedules Program By Damn Estes Commencement Exercises will be held at the First Pentecostal Church of Longwood at 7:30 p. m. today for M youngsters who have at* tended Vacation Bible School at the church for the past two weeks. During tonight's program the choir made up from children of the Primary Class will present a selection of songs. The regular Junior Choir of the church also will appear on the program. Following the program par- ents will be given the op­ portunity of seeing their youngster's handiwork in each classroom. The school ha* been staff­ ed by the following teachera and workers: Nursery, Mr*. Ruby Brown, superintendent, assisted by Mrs. Melda Grueber and and Mrs. Nelta Holt:claw; Beginners, Mrs. M. L. Mc­ Daniel. superintendent as­ sisted by Mrs. Addle Adams; Primary, Mrs. Obera Young, superintendent assisted by Mrs. Jewel Penner; Junto's, Mrs. Evelyn llays, superintendent assisted by Mrs. Jsnie Higginbotham; Teens, Rev. E. Ruth G rant In charge of handicraft and story telling to the general assembly was Miss Sibyl Grant. Serving at secretary was Mrs. Victoria Aircy as­ sisted by Miss Janet Carroll. C. G. Caudcll was In charge of refreshments. The public is invlled to the commencement exercises. Re­ freshments will be served. Allstate Insurance Compan­ ies today announced that It la Investing on the future of Seminole County to the tuna of $863,000. This ia tha amount that AUatata'a regional manager. Wil­ iam F. Powers, said tha companies have invested is Seminole County special tax school district No. t, Sanford water and sewer certificate#, Sanford public improvement certificates and the Seminole County hospital bonds, with the total coming to $063,000. Powers said, “ t can think of no greater evidence of my companies' faith in the growth of this a r ts than through aa Investment In its future." In addition to the bondbold* ings. Powers said Allstate al­ so owns substantial holding# in 37 companies with major Installations in Florida. Tha companies' total Investment In municipal bonds alone ia the State of Florida total# more than $66 million. Seminole and Volutin Coun­ ty Baptlit churches will bofin takinf a rtlifioua ceniua of th* two countira Sunday. Tho eeniu* is !n preparation for a simultaneous pastor-led Sunday School snlarfoment campaign in tho churches September 22-27. Rev. William J . Guess, pas­ CASSELBERRY BOY SCOUT Eddie Cundiff tor of Pinrcreit Baptist (top photo) received n warm welcome from his Church Sanford, and local di­ mother, Mrs. Ed Cundiff, of Lonpuood, and hla rector of tho campaign, re­ youtiK sister when Troop 341 arrived home from ported this week that four a two-week camping trip in the Smoky Moun­ Sanford and three D atand tains. At the same time, tired, disheveled and churches would befin the cen­ bearded lenders, Scoutmaster Ted Daniel (left) sus Sunday and the cither and troop Committeeman Leonard Casselberry churches would begin the fol­ were heaving sighs of relief. (Herald Photos) NEW TEACHERS of Altamonte Springs School are shown here na they lowing Sunday. The renaus joined other county newcomers a t a luncheon at Sanford Junior High Will be complete by Sept. 22. School Wednesday. From left nre Mrs. Priscilla Stripling, Mrs. Celeste The four Sanford churches, Brown, Mrs. Mary Cooksey and Mrs. Beverly Schwetzer. School principal and the areaa they will cover Joe T. Baggerly, of 210 ia Frank Gore. (Herald Photo) Sunday are: First Baptist— Virginia Avenue, has qualified Between Mellonvllle and Sum­ as a member of the 1962 Star merlin from 12th to 25th St.; Club of New York Life In­ Central Baptiat — central surance Company, according area of Sanford; Pinecreat to Joseph J. Gurtls, general B a p t i a t — Pinecreat area manager of the company’* Board Discusses south of Onora Road; Elder Orlando general office. Springs Baptist — GlnderMembership In the Star New Church tille and Elder Spring area. Club is bated on 1962 63 sales DeBary To Have By Shirley Wentworth Residents of the area* records and ii composed of Preliminary plans for tha where the census la being I ny The Reading Laboratory if you stick to the sciicdute sleepless nights when exams the outstanding agents of New Film Program erecUon of a new church York Life, which has a field taken can help the census j Wr|M„ (or Newspaper En- most of tho time and get into ccmc up. building on the p r e s e n t force of 7,500 agents in 256 For Youths takers, by giving them the AttotltU om the habit of regular day-togrounds were discussed Mon-needed information politely1 day studying, you can save (Next: How you learn and offices throughout the United day night i t this month'#' By Mrs. Adam Muller Wc'vs talked about y<ur Slates and Canada. yourself a lot of anxiety and how you forget.) and quickly. official board meeting of tha Pfllury youmr people will study environment: q u i e t A* a member of the Star be treated to a film program Bear Lake Methodist Church. Club Baggerly wUl attend Saturday evening when six room, straight chair, good Cubans Rescued Leo Salmi, chairman of thn an educational conference reel* of color films will be board who presided at the MIAMI CUPl) — Six Cuban I light, your book resting on next week In Biloxi, Misa. meeting, has announced that refugees were picked up by tbe j csk It a 43-degree anshown at the Community Cen­ St. Ann’s Guild further details will bn an­ the Coast Guard near Bimini w lhout „ lnchci from your ter through courtesy of Hownounced In September. Wednesday and brought here 8 . ' aril Middlctun. No admission Sets Meeting lor processing. *>’« • «*rhaPs * rc«u ill be charged. By Mrs. Adam Muller The refugees said they had Mar, background noUe, and A picnic ia planned for next The executive board of the Rev. Richards been at lea for nine days. your mind free to concentrate Wednesday at the Dellary First Baptist Church will DeBary St. Ann's Guild of on your studiei. Now It's Center for all youngstcra who the St. Ann's Catholic Church To Conduct obsrrve "On To College Dny" L G Q Q i N O llC C time to work out a itudy sche took p u t In tliu summer rec­ By Jane CasasMany will meet at 10:30 a. m„ dulc, so you can be sure of reation program. Gnmes, Sunday. Tho-o student* who Wednesday, Sept. 4, at the Morning worship service* a t r i m '* ' V %r\*Tt>o” ° ' / i I s " | spending the right amount of ■turting a t 9 a.m.. will ho will be leaving for ecllege home of Die president, Mrs the Community Methodist .*m i » a * * n o » i v u .*s |Dm e on each course. followed liy a plenie lunch u tt­ soon will be honored guest* nt Franklin A. Malheson, 63 Church of Casselberry will be .SI.IXV Vacation Bible School at er which a swimming purty As soon as you begin to conducted this Sunday and T i l W H O If I T M A T CON’ tho Sunday evening service. Community Dr. the Community Presbyterian get the feel of your courses, for a group uf the older chil­ CK RXi next Sunday by Rev. E. P. Music will resume at St Miss Betty Hinton mid Billy Church of Lake Mary ctosed You w ill t a k * n o lle * t h a t and get a pretty good idea dren will lie helil ut Lhu .My­ Coltiert will give talk* relat­ Ann's Church on Sunday, Richards of Longwood. ♦1i» CUV C o m m l s il o n o f t h a last Friday evening with I l l y o f S an fo rd . F l o ri d * , a t of what your teachers expect ron Aecardl home. Rev. Delmas Copeland, min­ ing to their church relation­ Sept. 13. Tlie choir will be program presented by Dte *:'»! o 'c l o c k I*. M. on t h e l l h of you, you should rate your accompanied by Laura Platt ister of the church. Is on va­ I l . y o f H»pt*mh*r. 1 9 U , a t !h* ship during college. Special student* for parents and C i t y r o m m t » . l o n * r » ’ Itoi.m St courses according to diffl cation. music will l>n presented by the Il-own, organist. friends. th*' cifr H»N in th . city nil culty and importance. Take Fred Resteau The executive board of the Concord nttd Chapel Choirs of Mrs. Kay Sastman, direct r e m i n d 'll• t• rmln•"1wh/th»r everything into consideration. The 1,523-mite Alaska High­ National Council of Catholic or, reports that attendance Rites Monday the church. „r not tha city wilt do**. v». Even though all of your Women will hold a dinner way from Dawson Creek, increased from 89 per cent Tliu Rev. R. L. O'Qutiin, Word wns received today '» .1,. an d th*“"j;.,''*?* of l*lh*“’V City ptiWle In courses v . .are . . important they're, to 130 per cent over the 10 that Fred Resteau, owner- who recently resigned its pun- meeting on Thursday, Sept. B.C., to Fairbanks, Alaska, a n d to an alloy h * r * l n * f t * r all not of llie same importday pc'iod. A total of 30 boys operator of Die former Res- tor of the Ouliluwn Baptist 19. at Die Coronado Hotel in has only 300 miles of road­ do.i-ritiad, to-wit: ancc; college admission ofand girls scored perfect at teau Bar on llwy. 17-92, died Chapel to attend Southwes­ New Smyrna Beach. 3!rs. way within Its namesake , oonninr f ro m waahlnsion flees pay the greatest alien state. 1 Malheson will attend. tendance throughout the S tro o t aon ili tJ* foot, thtnon Ron |0 English and science j Thursday night in St. Augus­ tern llapllut Thee logical Sem­ wont tn ritonwtty D riv e. ntid . c n i> Vfl„ I . . , , . *rotischool anil keen interest on tine. inary, will deliver tho even­ atnitilnK t.«t i o" ih* ***t niarns. so if you nave iron part of the parents was evi­ • nit Lot* J. a. < *nd 5 on th* bta with English, that might Funeral ami burial services ing sermon. Uy June Casselberry work with Mrs. Elisabeth denced by their attendance fniitTi. a l l In C o t t a s * H i l l HullFollow ing the evening ser­ Make Your Ford C O O L ! arc to bo held Monday in St. H i t I . inn. s * r* co rd * 4 In rHua tt be ,he most important cour.-c A gniup o( 15 interested Dunn in compiling a li-t of at the closing program. vice there will be un informal llfHik 1. T a s o ST, So ml mil* for >OU. Augustine. children in town from 9-12 Mrs. Sassman presented fellowship hour honoring the C o u n t y nocord*. Figure out how much read parents met uilli Larry Mil­ years of age. Ivr.on. tctero.lod may »p- 1 each helper and teacher with student* at the homo of Mr. p . a r a n d b* h o a r d a t tli" t lm * ing is expected in each course, ler, chairman uf the Cassel­ Adult volunteers are nccdei ■ nil lilac* sh o v o -w -clf l-d. and Mr*. It. Willard Warand how much written work, berry Recreation Commis­ to supervise the yuutli center a certificate of appreciation c it y c o m risn io s n r and teachers awarded per field, I960 Hanford Avenue. T I I K C IT Y OK S A S K O ItO , ilovv lough a teacher do you sion, at the Youth Center to activities and any one willing F L O R ID A [ have? How much trtuiitle do formulate plans fur Use of the tn work an afternoon or even­ feet attendance and comple­ II. N. TAMM. J R . tion certificates to Die child­ I you expect with the course? building after school opens. C IT Y C1J5UK ing should contact Miller. ren. ■■ | How much trouhlc have you P u h t l . h : A u g u a t 13. 19*3. The center will be open to He reported that reception AUGUST 21 C t u . - S T _________ had with similar courses In young'ters of Junior and Sen­ of the Youth Center hy teen­ Appreciation of the director AdtnUslon* was expressed on behalf of all to in* r . * n »r th« coaaty I past years? ior High ages on Wednesday agers and parents has been teachers, helpers ami pupils Laguita Davis, Osteen; Flor­ Jads*. Soialaol* Caaaly, Vlar. Ida. l a Prahat* . Then get . ,a sheet of white , and announced from 7-D:5i! p.m., on Friday excellent i . ro ib* r.*tai* «»i paper and draw columns for am! Saturday from 7-10:30 plans to expand facilities. It and especially for (he mo ence Holcombe, Lake Mary; Ihcrs providing cookies and Carolyn Mason, Geneva; Pa­ E D I T H BWKIUMBH.^ ^ each day of the week. You're p.m., aud on Sunday from 2-5 is hoped that shufflcboaril others who helped in any way tricia Sparks, Lake Monroe; Sirs. Ross G. Owens, S3, n v s L x im t »r ' going to make a general plan courts will soon be added and to make the school such Grace Morris, Jeanette Size- tiled Thursday afternoon at Notira i* h .r o i iy * iv * n that for each tlay to tape to your p.m. It will be open Monday tennis courts are now bring success. love, Pauline Walker, Hoy her home in Enterprise. X Ud»y' *n*" hopt*mti• r.™ A.n’ U csk at home. Make out a through Friday from 1:3(M completed at the Ball Park Mrs. Owens, who had made Howard, Joan Bailey, Dura ts*i. p ro vont i« tn* i i n n o r . | class schedule first, then a p.m. for children 0-12 years Road recreation area. her home on Main St. In En­ Black, Lucille Collins, Basie • tit*’ C o u n t y J u d * o o f M«mln schedule of your fret time. el* C o u n t y . F l o ri d * , h « r f l r u l Tho commission will soon old as they will be attending terprise for tha past 1* Robinson, Mary Ferrell, Dor­ Again, take everything into roturn, acco u n t *nd vouchothy Murphy, Hazel Gillion, months, was a member *r*. * • A n c i l l a r y A d m t n l » t r» * consideration. Would you school only in Hie morning al be preparing lls budget re­ WE WILL A llt CONDITION t r l s o f tho K s ta to o f E D I T H South Seminole Elementary quest for the coming year Die Baptist Church in South Rena Bass of Sanford. rather study in the afternoons III MS 111 MUR, d*e*»*«d. a n d Carolina. THE FOLLOWING MAKE CARS, Births • t «*ld H m r. t h t n a n t t b * r e . and keep your evenings free School until the o|K'ning of the and its members will wel­ Survivors are her husband. come any suggestions from n i a k * a p p l i c a t i o n to th * **ld or vice-versa? Do you expect new English Estates School. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mason UNTIL STOCK IS EXHAUSTED, J u d y o fo r a f i n a l • • l t l o m « n t J. W. Owens of Gainesville; The building will continue residents in order to plan a of Geneva, a girl t,f h * r a d m i n i s t r a t i o n o f **ld to b« tied up with athletic James Curtis Reaves, 33 three sons, Wilkes Owens of o . t a t o , a n d fo r a n o r d # r die* practice or special projects to be available Sunday even­ program that will suit the AT THE NEW LOW PRICE OP — died at Urlando AFB hospital Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bailey Enterprise, Milton Owens of c h a r g i n g h . r aa aucls A n cllof Sanford, a girl la ry A d m m iin i «Rer school? What television ing for adults in Die commun­ wishes of the people. n iiss ttra r a ttrix rix. at 6:55 p.m. Thursday after a Serving on the commission, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Robin­ Marianna and Arnold Owens Da tod thja t_h*_ •«* #*| programs cannot he missed? ity who wish to use Dio rcc short illness. A u g u . t , A.TV 13*1. of Gainesville and four grand­ in addition to Miller, arc Dili reatfun facilities. son of Sanford, a boy Will your school be schedul­ /•/ niJT II O A IID W ER He was a resident of Lake children, six sisters and a .Mrs. Esther Cole and Mrs. Dempsey, Elizabeth D u n n A a A n cillary A lm lol Mr. and Mr*. Robert Black ing a lot of night basketball 00 Alary and a retired lech ser step-mother, all in South Car­ t r n t r l x o f th * K«t*t* o f games? Pat Lego wen- appointed to and Ed Stout. of Sanfurd, a boy grant in the USAF. ED ITH UIHKH1MEH olina. Try not to spend much more li*c*a..d. He was burn Nov, 4, 1923, Mr. and .Mrs. nilly Davis of Funeral services will lie ►TESSTIIDM. DAVIS A Me Osteen, a girl than three hours a day study­ in Orlando ami was a mem ISTiiHil held at 3 p. in. Saturday at ing. More than that is usual­ Mr. and Mrs. LrRoy Morris A t t o r n e y * f"» A n c i l l a r y Ad her of Die Community I’res Unsson Funeral Home in n ilnlatrstrlx ly unproductive; you can’t of Sanford, a girl INSTALLED! bytenan Church and Die Lake Sanfurd with Bert Brown of 1’o -t Of fie* D f » " * r 1119 concentrate any longer. If Discharge* S an fo rd , F l o ri d * Alary Volunteer Firu Dept. Die Church of Christ offi­ l*u t.t 1all: Au*. 3. I t , 33. JO, you're taking five courses, Survivors include his par W i l l i a m Lylls, Long wood; ciating Burial will be in 13*3 that will be an average three Mrs. John Spalding and baby, ents, Mr. and Mrs. John 1962 FALCON A COMET With Vacuum CDI.-3*________________ the Enterprise Cemetery. hours per week per course. Kimberly Jo IVind-hield WiperReaves Sr., of Lake Mary Casselberry; l a l b * f a a r t a t I b a C 'a a a iy But one course may require J a d a * . Saaatanla C a a a l y , V la r tw o sisters, Mrs. Harold While, Lake Mary; Vivian 1962 FAIULANK & METEOR « Cylinder five hours and another only McCalley, Dellary; I s a a c Id a . l a P r a b a l* . Moving Fish Heath of Germany and Miss 1960 61 62 FORD V-H . 226 It.P. Engine l a r * i K . U I * ■> one hour. You've already ratHawkins, Osteen; Dennis Hot A strange fish of Africa Marion Reaves, of L a k W I L L IA M HAM V A N S 193S • 62 FORD V-8 - 173 II.P. Engine Pm *sm 4 . | *d your courses, so begin to Mary; two brothers, John n combe, Lake Mary; Mrs. Ro­ and Asia, (he climbing parch, 196.1 FALCON 8 Cylinder T a *11 C r e d ito r * a d d P a r a o a * work them into your scheJr., of Gettysburg, Pa., and bert Graham ami baby, Hen has special cavities over the 196.1 GALAXIK 6 Cylinder • 326 il.P. Engine lla .la a I ta lm a ar llr a a id a [ du!e. ry Mathis, Lestie Mae Sc gills which enable Die fish A a a la a t S aid P .a la t* i 1961 GALAMK 8 Cylinder • 161 II.P. Engine Robert L., of Sanfurd. Allow yourself at least 7 to You a n d **ch o f y o u ward, Alma D. EudcII, John to breathe air and Diese fish Funeral services will h a r t b y a o t l f U d a n d r n i u l r r d I 8 hours sleep a night, although to pr#»«nt a n y claim * a n d I “ " ■ i '. announced later pending the Blaylock, Carol Ann Carroll, use their gill covera as crut­ WE SERVICE & REPAIR d r m a iid * w h ic h y o u , o r a l l h a r | 2 or 10 hours isn t to o milC.l ches to hobble about. arrival of his sister from Betty Ann Harper of Sanford. of you , m.iy h.tv* * * * l n » t Iho for high school students. If ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS * . t a l * o f W illiam H a m V a n n , Germany. <l«c*i**d. l a t a o f a a ld C o u n t y , you're thinking of a part Brisson Funeral Home is In in It*# C o u n t y J u d d * o f S a m - time Job, be sure to work it charge of arrangements. tn ol* C o u n ty . F l o r i d a , a t III* into your schedule. Part-time o rtlc * In lh * c o u r t h o u s * o f CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE job* are good but don't bite • t i l C ounty a t S anford. F in ­ ls rid*, within a»t* calendar | 0fj more than you can chow. EASY PAYMENT PLAN M onlb* f ro m th * tlm * o f t h * I •* ri-Li. Area UPW Due fo a constant inrrra»f in wag** and operational flr* t p u b l i c a t i o n o f Ibl* n o - 1 **®*P y o u r Week* m i s r i U Business Briefs W - 30 Days To Better Grades How To Budget Your Time Baptists Plan 'College Day' Report Good For Lake Mary Bible School J Hospital Notes AIR Mrs. Rosa Owens Dies Thursday Season Close-Out A ir Conditioners! James C. Reaves Dies In Orlando SAVE NOW L* 250 NOTICE! ! ik * Each claim or d tm a n d I tively free for leisu re; y ou •hail might ■ tit* b* t h a ptaca of riiltliiic* I ' reserve either Friday , md p o st of fic* nddr**a at or Sunday night for studying, Hi* claimant, and *b*ll b* |>ug Qog • w o r n t o bv Ik* c l a i m a n t , _ . . ____, u n i t , i t t o r n v y . in«i any itn?ii I So make out a »t)od. real c l a i m or d « m a u 4 n o t au (11*1 Utic schedule, taking every ' “ ‘j a m V I v ! ’ V a n n a * aim in iaira to , of K*i»t* of W illiam H am V ann <i*c*a>*d t: Andraw Bp«»r a c c o u n t, allow ing th* plenty of time b o th f o r s c h o o l I ,nd recreation, p o s t tho scheI , y .. H I W aal C o m m e r c i a l M r « * t S a n f o rd . F l o r i d a A t t o r n e y for A d m i n i s t r a t o r I - u b l k h : A u , u i t 1*. SI, IS, fi* p l* n ib tr *, U S l CDL-SJ th ia2 hito Jul« on your desk or walj, land then stick to it. Special | events will come up—special basketball games, a special movie—and you'll break the , schedule; y o u rs human. But CAPT. JOHN W. WILLIAMS, of Sanford, is nictu rn l encortinir llunr Adm. J, Furrin (left) when the local Navy officer relinquished command of the USS Observation Island a t Norfolk, Va. The Navy ahlp ia designed to test and evaluate the I’olaris ballistic missile. Captain Williams, who is retiring from the Navy, will become comman­ dant of cadets at Sanford Naval Academy, which opens Sept. 16. (Navy 1‘hoto) To Meet rout*, we are compelled to raise our price- for d r y By Jane Casselberry The United Presbytrrlin Women of Westminster Pres­ byterian Church will meet at 8 p. m. next Wednesday at the home of Mr*. Edward Stout, 661 Seminole Hlvd., Casselberry. The program will be under the direction of Mrs. Stephen TuUy and a part of the even­ ing will be spent in making sponges lor mission hospital*. cleaning 10%, effective a* of Keptember 1, 1963. “Your Friendly Ford Dealer” McCoy’s Deluxe Cleaners Quality Cleaners Strickland-Morrison 1109 Went 1.1lh Street Sanfurd, Florida i'honc FA 2-303-> D. C. McCoy, Jr., I’rop. 1110 W. 13th s t. Sanfurd. Florida I'honc FA 2-9966 Woodrow I’ope, i’rop. INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT ■ I’h. FA 2-1181 308 E. First St. W. Park Ml 4-8911 J< ---- 1 Casselberry Center Sets New Schedule �Religion In Action i •t th e church world will bo oa Kodioitor, N. Y„ Monday when tho Central CommlttM of tho World C mcmII o f Chtnthe* ncota at CoU gain- Hoeboator Divinity School Title is tho f l n t time aiaeo 1967 that tho committee has mot in tho United States. H its 100-member policymaking M y includes Protestant, Orthodox and Anglican church leaders from all continent*. Its purpose is to formu­ late policy for the World Council bo­ son tho Council's assemblies. It is unlikely that the committee Political will moot again in tho United States before the next assembly of the World Council in 1967, or later, ac­ cording to World Council spokes­ men. The Roman Catholic observers will be named by the Vatican Secre­ tariat for Christian Unity to attend the committee meeting, which doses Sspt. 2. Lutheran churchman Dr. Frank­ lin Clark Fry is chairman of the Central Committee. The World Council of Churches embraces more then 200 churches, with msmbsrs in 90 countries. Ah, Wilderness Do you •IT long to get awny from It Would you like to ditch tho dally rat-race for a breather in a sylvan paradise where the only distraction Is the beauty of the forest primeval M d the sky-blue lake, and the only oottnd la the murmur of the rushing mountain stream or the song of a bird 7 Thou writ* your congressman MOW I Urge him to vota for tho Wilder•a BUI. This bill—a wslcoms pause in the hurry, scurry and worry of space-age tension—has passed the U. 8. Sen­ ate by a whopping 73-12 majority and la now before tha Interior Com­ mittee of the House. It provides that approximately 2 per cent of the land in the United States (little enough) shall be pre­ served as it was before ingenious Americans found so many ways to desnoil it. Imagine 1 No traffic. No factoriaa or skyscrapers. No neon signs. No smoke, dust, fumes, smog, pollution or Utter. Just natural twniity, unsul­ lied by the atrocities of modem liv­ ing. A haven for birdwatchers, nature lovers, camera fans, horseback rid­ ers, fishermen. Let’s pass this bill — but fast — before someone amende it to permit bUlboarde and hot dog stands 1 Dr. Crane’s What Price Life? Are you inclined to yawn whan someone mentions safety? A n you getting a Uttle fed up With all these plugs for seat belts and aH these pleas for more common sense, caution and courtesy on the highway? . , Then your attention Is respect­ fully directed to a booklet culled "Ac­ cident Facte" — an annual produc­ tion of the National Safety Council. The 1968 edition Is Just off the press. It Isn't Intended to be n best teller. But even the most hnrdencd horror ito ry fene will find it u reul thrUler. For the figures it contains are enough to curdle the blood of anyone who has even a slight ruguril for human life und limb. Does it shock you to know that In 1962 In the civilised, humanitarian country of America, civilized Ameri­ cana killed themselves and their vic­ tims at the Incredible rate of 11 an hour, 265 a day, 97,000 a year—pure­ ly by accident? Does It surprise you to learn thut another 9,800,000 Americans were in­ jured? Are you concerned, Mr. Tax|*i*yer, th a t this mass mayhem—as needless as it was horrible—cost Rlfilg bil­ lion dollars? What do you think would huve happened if a tornado, flood, famine or epidemic had tuken this toll? Plenty l What do you think huppened this time? The public gave out with a big fat yawn and said in effect, "How terrible! Why doesn’t Homebody do something ubout it??" A good question, except thut too often it contcs from the very person who should be providing the answer —the private citizen, the man in the street. Who can best provent an acci­ dent? The person who cun cause one —the driver, the pedestrtun, the worker, the householder. How? By getting excited over the accident toll. By demanding legisla­ tive action th at will reduce it. By using more—und here it comes again —by using more common sense, cautiun and courtesy behind the wheel. And we m ight well H turt with courtesy. Ik it wortli trying? Or is human life too cheup to bother with 7 OUR BOARDING HOUSE BUMN&SO l‘LLOUt N£XJA / 1 ^ TO EXJT-// OUTAVX) (Buy bti a W62 >V c« taux!p/ put on '.eco* .cyf LS teM O U lO N T— IN WoiW 1 / n e w u i u u n n w / G L A S S ~ MWTALCONDOM7 / Worry Clinic CASE Q 129: 129: Diana D., sued 2C, is the wife whose husband accuses her cunitantly of unfaithfulness. "Dr. Crane," her butbaml later contested, "I have nev­ er actually caught my wife In any compromising alius* tion. "But I am poslUte In my own mind that alia muit be having affairs with oUier men." Tb winch I caiuaUy inquir­ ed: "What makes you feel to positive that aha la unfaith­ ful?" "Well. Dr. Crane." be eontinned, "she never shows much enthusiasm or excite­ ment when I am making love U> her. "But when ! was In high school, I remember a travel­ ing salesman of our town who told a bunch of us young fellows about the women he had been witn. "lie would patronise the WA5W „---- Tnt&ANDRUFP.'l goo MtOHTTCf FATI-iV ' ™ ,,/ ■pf PiCTuKEOVrr. ■ ' tAMlLV-- Saigon Lovely But . . . Despite the tension* of war, Saigon remains one of the loveliest cities of the Orleut, a city of smart (hops, com­ fortable hotels, ami beautiful girls bicycling In silken trou­ sers slong Dee-lined, shaded Streets. Quotes Tlw timet cry for acliun. By seemingly listless behav­ ior here, crisis Is being per­ mitted to pile upon crisis . . . The deliberative process was not meant to be an ex­ ercise In continuous futility. —Sen. Jacob Javils, It.-N.Y , on the twtli Congress, First Session. Page 4 Sanford, Florida Espionage today is organ­ ised on a massive scale that nobody has ever, 1 think, visualized before. Fri., August £1, 1003 —Lord nadcliffe, British jud­ ge and security expert. e s u t a s . c. ielovv, n o tio n s a u r i b l is u e * r a a u vax r a t r raeu w a in Mans«!i.e Kuu.r IKoi.-uU.I S jb t jv u y w a i t s C s u n l r E li n o r rta a ta DOSurvMi A la n * cscsu a a ssist/ xeitsr • cen tra x aiiur B , a i DeUte*/ I t . W*sk JA M S ! U H M II K M A K t a U us Iii m s M a n s e t r aaiM tait J. o r a * t Classiflsu U tn ,|,r SMA.XR V V L I U U V E Circulation Mtnsstr tL a to tir r io .s a v r s i Bp M.U • • ■ l u l . C a u l, | S .f« 1 T .« r S.M t Months Virtually all doora m the United Slate* have been ilammcd shut on Cuban ex­ iles who want to do some­ thing. —Manuel Artime, leader of the Bay of i'itfs Invasion, announcing he Is setting up headquarters in Central America. All O U . i 111.IS i Vans Only men are stupid enough to let themselves he tyran­ l.tt i Mvalk U. S. r s .ts l R.cuts nans proud. Uni SU null tuhncdpUann fe. nized by ideas. —Brigitte Bardot. M i d In M u l c t Z.s* I M onth. houses of 111 lame in Chica­ go. And be assured us re­ peatedly that all women are wildly passionate, lie said they were even more easily Inflamed sexually than are men. "So I figure that If my wife la ao highly passionate, but Is always rather disin­ terested and cool toward me, then It must mean she la having a tta in elaawhere. "Doesn't that make sense," Dr. Crane? Yea, I admitted it might make aense it his original premise were correct, name­ ly, that all women are wildly passionate. But this jealoua husband had taken at lic e value the bald statement of that sales­ man who patronised the Chi­ cago prostltutu. Many of those prostitutes used to be on my hospital gynecology service In Chica­ go. They (rankly cofiftised that they simply "put on an a d " Phil Newsom Soys . . . AT LEAST OAKE W iU eo)( O M t’ lZ ifH SAKE » VOLTHB * nL i_')V P ° WN ^ WISTORY/THP Cf MOCK IMTH? <ECONU-MAKt) BO O ^l » .,i s M a n u s l.*« 1 U - n l l u l . t a 1 Month X n l j r a d as sa c o n d clnan n . a i i a r CXiooac I I , ISIS n l Ilia I*oat O f f l c t a f b s n l a r d . r i o r l d n . u n d a r I t a Act a t C o n s r a . a of M n rca. The M s r a l d Is e n t a m h a r a f I t . U n n a d P r » . a wklah Is s a t l l l s e a x a l u . l v s l / i n t h a a s s f o r r s p u b l l c n l i t a of nU u s (sen t s o w s I f l o t . d l a th in n s w t p s p a r . a . a n d e f a n y u - l . i l . l , t i . . . or a o . a r l U l n s . of t h i s tdltt->a o f T h s H a n f o r d i t o r a l d u a / l>o l . p r o d o c s d In a n , a a a a i r w l h S o t o r l t l a a p s r u l . a i o a o f t h a p u h lla h a r a f T i e l i s r a l u . A n / I n d i v id u a l o r f i r m r o a p o n . l b l a f o r au ah r a p r o d u c t i o a w ill ho s o a a i d a r a d a a l a t n n e i o g o n T h a U s r a l d 'a c o p / r l a h t a n d will be S aid U e b t s I s r d a a a a s a u n d a r t h a law . I'u b l U h a d d n i l / a a e a p t O a t e r d a / . S u a d s / a n d C b r l . l a u s : p u b liab ad H s t u r d s / p r a c a a d i n d C hristm as. Peter Edson WHAT'S IN A NAME—ANYMORE? There can he uglme.s. There la the tossed grenade In a crowded cafe. And now there b the tensiun between the Buddhist majority and the government, and the ac­ companying hideous sight of an aged Buddhist monk turn­ ing himself Into a (laming torch in a Saigon street. But for sheer physical beau­ ty the city has few equals. There Is then an almost nightmarish quality to Saigon dispatches suggesting that tlie government would reduce Saigon to allies to keep It­ self in power against a re­ volt which the president's brother and chief adviser says he regards as "Inevit­ able." This brother and close ad­ viser of ('resident Ngo Dlnh Diem is Ngo Dinh Nbu. In a stern lecture to Vietna­ mese generals, whom he ac­ cused of inadequate precau­ tions against the expected coup, .Nhu is reported to have said In such an event the city should be rated and the government. If necessary, take to the mountains. With only a ruined capital remaining, he said, the plot­ ters could not last three months. Nbu la a devious man who ordinarily prefers to operate behind the scenes. Ills wife is the beautiful Mme. Nhu If one la young, oue does­ n't think right. You start to think right when you are 70. —Charlie Chaplin, 74. First American author to gain international fame was| Washington Irving, author ot "Knickerbocker History of New York" and "Legend of Sleepy Hollow." OVER 33 YEARS At First 4k 1'almstlo (Alongsidt old post elfice) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Piano* • Rental Bede whose atera views against dancing lad the United Slates Embssay In IMS to toncel s square dance tor Its teenagers. Living in tha presidential palace with bachelor Presi­ dent Ngo Dinh Diem, they are two of the most Influen­ tial persona In South Vietnam. Mme. Nbu has accused the United States of bringing pressure to stop her own anti Buddhbt statements includ­ ing one that the women of South Vietnam should clap hand* at each sew Buddhlat burning. Nhu's threat to burn the city Ignores the fact that for tha government the act would ba aa suicidal a s tha fiery death* of Buddhist monks. But Nhu in the past has been suspected of creating emergencies for his own pur­ poses and this threat could ba Interpreted aa a warning to U. S. that Its own future In Southeast Asia la Inexiatricably tied with the future af the authoritarian Dinh fam­ ily- and thus feigned ardor and wild sexual excltemsnL "Dr. Crana," Ihty would freely admit, "wa toon learn­ ed that unlesa wa made the customer feci Important, ba wouldn't glva ua a tip or aak for ua the next time he came to Chicago." So they admitted feigning false excitement. They con­ ceded that they were not sex­ ually thrilled by their pa­ trons, though they acted wild­ ly passionate as a form of "Insurance" for future pat­ ronage. Then their patrons would go back home to small towns and thereafter would pontifi­ cate to the young men that ALL women are wildly pas­ sionate creatures! So Diana's huaband was laboring under Um false notion that still troubles millions of ether husbands. lie simply didn't realise that his wlfa'i diffident hun­ ger (or sex was typical of the female sex. It's normal! Actually, tha average wife. If she works hard and has some children to look after, doesn't crave overwhelming physical affection vary often. A goodnight kiss and a hug will usually 1st her drift off happily Into sleep. But such erotic csaualneis then dis­ turbs millions of husbands. Men, sand for the booklet "Sex Differences Between Men and Women," enclosing a tong atamped, return aavslope, plus 20 cents. (Always writ* to Dr. Crane la cars of this nawspapar, inclosing a long stamped, addressed, envelop* and 20 cents to cover typing and printing coali when you send for one of his booklets.) *uua S t t B U M l/b H m UJT a u YUS LONG WASHINGTON — (NBA) Democratic political activity la Washington is now ao dead that Sam Brightman, tha Democratic National Com­ mittee's veteran director of public relations, has been able to take bis family oa va­ cation for the first time In five years. The BepubUcaaa are doing all the politicking with their Rockefeller-Goldwater feud, favorite son boomlets, rightwing revolts and lambasting of the Kennedy administra­ tion. The feeling around Demo­ cratic National Committee headquarters la to relax and enjoy it, believing that it's too early to start taking 19S4 politics too seriously. Any feeling of insecurity that individual Democratic congressional candidates far re-election may have at borne does not aeem to be reflected In the national outlook. One factor seemi to he that the Democrats are too aure of themselves, too fat aod contented, too prosperous. For the first time in years, the party la operating In the black, though they play It poor-mouth aa they try to raise more. A report by Herbert E. Alexander, director of the CTUiens Research Foundation of Princeton, credits Presi­ dent Kennedy with having relied 19,970,000 for the party since his election. When Richard Maguire, the Democrats' national treasur­ er, made his "financial re­ port" to the National Com­ mittee last June, he didn't cite a single dollar figure. No news—meaning that the ltwo deficit was wiped out — was good newa. Next meeting baa been ten­ tatively scheduled for Sep­ tember or October. If Con­ gress hasn't adjourned by then, there won't be much na­ tional Democratic political activity before next year. "Hie President stiri up the excitement for ua," aaya Ste­ phan P. Smith, tha Praildent'a brother-in-law, who recantly took n Job In Dtmoc r a t l e National Committee headquartera. Asked if ba la n kind of spaclal assistant to National Committee Chairman John M. Bailey, Smith replica, "That'a aa good a title aa any." Smith travels a lot, as does Bailey. They see state chair­ men, committeemen and lo­ cal boisea. A large part of the effort now is on registration drives, lining up voters for tills fall’s municipal and local elections —political weather vanea for 1194. The concentration la on a doten slates. These Include seven of the nine bigger states which Ken­ nedy lost to Nixon in I960 — California, O h i o , Indiana, Iowa. Wisconsin, Kentucky and Tennessee, with a total of 112 electoral vote*. T h e Democrats are also alter the six larger states which Ken­ nedy carried — New York, Pennsylvania, Illinois, Texas, New Jersey and Michigan, with 190 more electoral votes. There are some bad Demo­ cratic situation* in key states, where old party leaden hang onto power which lets them live well. And there are al­ ways disputes between party factions. There is no Democratic or­ ganizing drive to bold the Barbs With marriage a civil con­ tract, why don't all people live up to the civil part ot it? H. N. Tamm. Jr. CUy Tax Aoeeaeor City of Sanford, Florida HAYNES OFFICE MACH1NB CO. 311 Magnolia Sanford Terms and Trade-Ins Open Evenings J2 bMwflfef cetera a n d lat*rm liB * It's nice for mom to come home from vacation and put away all the dean things that weren't uved on the trip. Q55 LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO. A live wire la much better 213 W. 3rd 8T. to be than fool with. FA 2-5381 C U S TO M Q U A L IT Y B U D G ET P R IC E D GENERAL ELECTRIC Mobile Maids AUTOMATIC DISHWASHER Wieboldt's AU pereonn desiring corrections made In said Roll, whether in listing or valuation of pro­ perly or otherwise, should file with the City Clerk on or before the day previous to the meet­ ing their objections or complalnta and the changes they desire to have made. are her* Every student In college or advanced grades needs a typewriter. The Smith • Corona Portable Electric or Manual la topa. 3-year Unarente* Tse c « now have the spectacular bentMa of ‘tEjcda’’ for tha axtarior of your tom*, tao. New Du Pont Tacit*" ttotne Pai.it la Incredibly durable, smilingly any to me. Odes h minutes to a rich, flat finish that ntlsts chalking, cracking, dirt and fading. No messy solvents r,side! Clean brushM, baodt, ^oU with soap aod smtarl • URT-TOP RACK • • . « * k iMdMf at “ • NO HAND-RIMSMO AND SCRAN INQ . . . pew-rinses • . . weak** • • • The 1963 Tax Aeeeeemaari Roll of tho CUj of Sanford, Florida, wiU be submitted to the City Com mission sitting an an Equalization Hoard on Monduy, September 9, 1963, nl 8:00 o’clock P. Bl. SCHOOL DAYS NowtryNewDuPont UNNIfHousePatmI • THRU CYCUS PUSHBUTTON CONTROL . . . with Power Skewer lafiamHa card . . . a a t w in to NOTICE South rack aa the Republi­ cans are conducting to win IL The Kennedy administra­ tion Is committed to it* civil rights program, and to vigor­ ous enforcement aa the best political policy for the long run. There is no "purge" of con­ servative southern Democrats such as was rumored in tho making some months ago. But the end result may be the same. Neither la there any spaclal effort to answer critics of the President's program. Bailey puts out a statement now and then in reply to some blast from Republic** leaden. But there la no Democratic National Commit­ tee public relations campaign other than through "The Democrat," a bi-weekly tab­ loid. "It's going to be pretty quiet around here until next year," admits Smith, who is a behind-the-scenes worker. Tam kamw “ LamMa” W all Fatal Captura it alii* Snapshots CAMERA SHOP 210 8 . P A R K A V E . Notebook • FAMOUS "9LUSHAWAY DRAIN* liquefies eeft feed pertkks ami i VINYL-CUSHIONID INTUIOR . . . NIMA service fee II . . . silverw are b a sk e t N E E D S NO IN STA LLA TIO N — R O L L S ON W H EELS ! SAN FO R D ELECTRIC CO. 116 S. Magnolia FA 2-1562 �'Head Knocking' Practice On Exhibition Games In Nam e County's Grid Squads Get Down To Work Boros Shares Lead W ith 2 Dark Horses of Injury. It would b t utter­ ly unhealthy for an athlete taking things easy to be belted by a 250-pound defensive end working overtime on an early mean streak. The money men rip and tear from tow for several rea­ sons. "Top college graduates break their necka to make good," says Mail* Baughan, the Philadelphia linebacker, "and regardless of haw well an established player has done in the past ha still bos to make tha team.’* Coaches m utt ascertain for certain just what they have before the real firing begins, "Inter s q u a d scrimmage doesn”: prove a great deal mors than how much punish­ ment your guys can take," says Dun Shuts, new head coach of the Baltimore Colts, "and the risk of Injury Is g reat Each tide knows what More than inn entries from the other has and is going all over Central Florida are to do. Strengths and weak­ expected to compete for $130 nesses are brought out only In prize money and 60 tro­ when you play othar outfits phic* in Saturday's drug rac­ that ars well armed.” It cuutd bo significant ing competition at the Osce­ that the Packers bagged 19 ola Ai l port ikctt atrip*. Time trial* are slated for preseason engagements In a 7310 p.m. mid eliminations fur row before being upset by the 9:30 in Uio bi-weekly event College All-Stars. This while sponsored by the Seminole copping three consecutive Western Conference and two Timing Assn. National League A l.e .Mans stait. with com­ straight petitors running 39 yards on championships. "Winning presaason games foot to man their cars, will again lie featured on this Is highly Important," stresses Coach Vines Lombardi. week* card. Local racing officials expect "There is no substitute for many of the arru's top racing winning ways. Winning builds names Including Wally Weed, spirit without which you can't Art Ailing and Red Edwards win." Lombardi plainly showed of .Sanford; lloh Stoddard of Corou Bench and Orlando’s what degree ef Importance Bob Wilkcrson with two en- he attaches to a flying start entries including one of the by tho way he lit into tha area's few diugstcre. Puckers after their wholly un­ In addition to trophies and expected reverse on the Chi­ prize money, tha Seminole cago IskefrotiL Timing Assn, is offering three Blanton Collier points out gate prizes tor spectators. that pride forces tho accom­ NEW YORK <NEA> — When the College All-Stars edged Uie Green Bay peckers and the Chicago Hears turn­ ed back the New York Giants in introductory presemson professional football games, you heard nonir,formed people say the*, it didn't mean a thing. These people are only kid­ ding themselves, os any prac­ tical football man will tell you. The fact is that the pros' prescason gnmes are exhibi­ tions in name only. The very nature of the name prohibits any letting down in football. The player ha* to put out or run the risk Seminole County football AKRON, Ohio (UPI>—Jul­ They cut the long, exacting players and coaches turned ius Bonn, tbs 43-year-old U. Firestone Country Club down out for this afternoon's prac­ 9. Open champion who usual­ to site Thursday when they tice session with a great deal ly plays the tough courses the shot three • under - par 6fa, of enthusiasm. Today's drills best, shared the first round which was good enough to mark the first in which the lead in the *53.090 American give them a three-shot lead teams can put on their pad* GoU Classic today with two over two pre tourney favor­ and cleats and get down to dark horses — Johnny Pott ites, defending champion Ar­ some real head knockin'. nold Palmer and Jack Nickand Miller Barber. According to Florida ath­ la us. letic rules, high school teams Between the three leaders cannot work out In full uni­ and Palmer and Nicklaus form unlit Aug. 23. came six others—Jay llebert, Coach Jim Pigutl's Sanford Bruce Cramplon, Dare Hill, Semlnolcs, the number one Gay Brewer. A1 Gelberger leant In Seminole County, will and Dave Marr. They alt put from 39-73 boys in uni­ broke Firestones 33-33—70 form fur Hie opening day of par with 08-. fully clothed drills. The Semi­ At even par 70 along with nole* are counting heavily on A comprehensive family their returning IcUermen to plan season ticket to all Semi­ Palmer and Nicklaus were get the big job done. nole High School Ath­ former U. S. Open champion Ed Furgol, big George Bay­ Nearly* the whole squad letics is being offered this from la*t year will be return­ year by the scisool, Fred Can- er. Tod Kroll and Rex B ai­ ing. The group Is headed by u:, athletic director announced ter. three year mar. Buddy Law Boros' bnlliaut round, in today, son. Lawson, who holds the which lie had to overcome Ills letter, explaining the school record for the 109 yard plan ami which waa mailed to bad driving with superb put UOll 10111* da.ili, will he the key man in ling, came as no surprise. all Seminole fans ami sup­ the backfield for the Indian*. For lie Is having the best year porters. follows: Combining speed and power, of his long career, with three Dear Sporta Fan: the Seminole.* will have a tournament victories and a The Seminole High School well-balanced backfield. The total of 170,936 In official football lesson is fust ap­ only lack in the backfield priic money — behind only Vying fur $8,000 in prize, is Bub Carp, Casselberry proaching and 1 am sure you Is size. Fullback Lloyd Free­ Palm er and Nicklaus. how-man. He is shooting in in the Professional Archers are anxious to purchase your man la probably the bigge*t But neither the 27-year-old Association competition now the open division. season ticket early, of the crew*. This is sure to Pott nor the 31-year-old Bar­ underway at Daytona Beach Corp has been plagued by be one of the smallest Semi Dua to many requests we ber was given much of a a bad shoulder fur the pn-t note backfield* in quite a are this year offering a fam­ chance over the back break­ three moiithg but competed in while. ily plan which will cover all ing 7,163-yard F i r e s t o n e a handicap shout held at St, sports for all members of the course. However, they played Uilly Higgins lias been do­ Petersburg two weeks ago, family. We have 5 home var­ the first round as though they ing some duty at the quurtcrlie Is accredited field arch­ baek spot in an effort to sity football games, S junior owned the layout. Both card­ ery Instructor with the Na­ boost the backfield. laist varsity games and 10 home ed five birdies and two bo­ tional Field Archera Asatieia- year's signal caller, Itoimie basketball games. This ticket geys. Uiiu and is a member of the Hinson, is still the number will also be good for any Florida Archers Association. one man in that spot, how­ ether sports for which we He first became interested ever. Returning halfback Earl charge. By United Press International in archery 29 years ago in Black rounds out tho backFor all these contests e Instead of half a loaf, all Hawaii where he hunted field for Sanford. ticket purchased a t the gate • • • that the Cardinals got wore wild pigs with a bow and would cost an adult $15.99. arrow. Since then he has Up along Uie forward wall, Our family plan sells for $29 the crumbs. hunted most all kind* of game Sanford competitlors will face which entitles both parents They won Uit- third and and rough flsli in Alaska and a rather hard nosed bunch. and all achool aga children final game of their series with other parts of the United Boys like Higgins, Frank admission to the games. You the Dodgers, 3-2, Thursday Slates. Xocll, David Noel!, Dale Al­ can see that this plan repre- By tn iu d Fre„ i„ lrrnaUunal night and It probably was exander, Mike Glad and Dan * r*a* *“vin*s> Cocky Dirk Stuart may be more In the nature of a con­ McCall pave the way. Individual tickets for $10 , , a|k ani| , yiiril wil,Ci but solation victory than anything The boys still have plenty are available for those people j,B can Siiy jle mppej of work cut out but Coaches else. who have no family or for Ted Williams. Pigott, Jim McCoy and Dick Tiie disappointed Ca r d s . tliusa whoso families are not And don't worry about tho Williams are sure that the interested in attending the big uninhibited Roilon first who lost Hie first two games boys wiU come through hand­ of the showdown series, had games. baseman — lie’ll say It all the satisfaction of snapping ily. All season tickets are hon­ right because it happens to Scratch bowling, with only A little farther south, Lyored a t the pass gate which be true in one respect, any­ tile Dodgers' seven game win­ yourself ns a team, will be rnan Coach Dick Copeland ning streak That was mighty will eliminate standing in way. small consolation considering the foruint fur the Monday continues ids team workouts. line. When the Pirates traded that the Dodgers still lead Evening — Singles Classic Lyman also gets into pads U will bo necessary for Stuart to the Red Sox last today and Copeland will be the National League by 6V4 League stinting Sept. 9. every person to have a ticket winter, so the atory goes, he Each member will bowl a able to get a much closer games today. to come in the gate so it will was asked whether he felt he What the s a d situation total of four gumes nightly, look at the boys and start be necesaary for you to let would hit more homers than amounts to for the Cardinal* with jackpots riding on tho weeding them out. us know how many people Williams did at Fenway Park. outcome of each gniiic. is this: ar« in the family along with Stuart promptly imitilred: Willi only about 59 boys Those who have signed to They camn into Los Ange­ each name, so that wu may "llovv many did he hit hla les last Tuesday all hepped bowl in the Single* Classic out for training, Copeland send their tickets to you. This first year up?” up about their pumunl chanc­ include Harold Appleby, Har­ does not have the quantity of of course Is a pert of our Informed that Williams had es because they had taken ry Pentecost, Phil Roche, Ed­ some oilier schools, but Hist family plan and useful if your belted 31 burner* Ills first three in a row from the die Kirchlioff, Ed Callao. John doesn’t mean be iloe-n't have family doea not attend togeth­ season with the Bed Sox, Giants and were "only” 5V6 Wright, Jack Kanner, Rich tlie same quality player. Ly­ er. man record* from the past Stuart said "I otiglitta' hit games back. But they lust a Murphy, Hill How aid. If you are interested In more than that.” have attributed much to this Paul Murcottc, Hob Jamison, full game — plus a precious fact. this plan contact me and your And he has. opportunity—by the time they George Swann, Harold M. ticheta will be mailed to you. Stuart, the American Lea­ left L. A. Hock, J. E. Ulna, Jim Valen­ A Lost of returning lettermen will alto l*o the key to If you have frienda who de­ gue home run leader, smash­ The Cardinals have one tine, John A. Spol.ikl, Curley sire tickets and do not receive ed .f t 33rd of the year with more shot at the Dodgers Mcitxcr, Howie Harrison, Lyman's game. The Grey­ hound), like Hanford, will a letter in the mail please one on Thursday upped his when they rnret them again John Bridges. count greatly on their speed notify ua and we will com­ total to 93-13 ahead of his for a three-game set In St. Register for this league at to inako up for their lack of ply with their wishes. Please nearest challenger. Jet Lanes, Louis starting Sept. 16 but size. feel free at any time to ex­ Stuart, h o w e v e r , didn’t by then it may be loo late. Lyman will meet face to press any auggestiona as we quite do the job on the White The Cards broke a 2-all tie face with their Inter county j wish to make our program Sox alone. Ed Bressoud drove Thursday night when Ken Sugar Cancels rival Oviedo on Friday, .Sept. i most satisfactory for those of in six runs with a grand slam Boyer doubled in the sixth MONTREAL (UPli — Su­ you who have given ua such homer ami two sacrifice flies Innmg and came home with gar Ray Itoiiinson cancelled 29. Oviedo will, In all proba- j loyal support. while rookie Dave Morchcad the winning run on Julian a scheduled Sept. f> bout htlity, send up the same basic , earned his eighth victory with Javier’s single. Thursday with Canadian Wil- squad that they have gone . a seven-hitter. Joe llorlcn Ernie Brogliu won bis 14th fie Greaves lieeause the for­ with for the past two season*. was the loser. although he departed in fa­ mer world welterweight ami The Yankee* retained their vor of Bay Sadecki in the middleweight champion suf­ However Head Coach Jim j Palmer plans a much revised 10-gainc lead oven though eighth. Don Drysdule suffer­ fered a sprained left wrist edition of Uie team. Vailed Press InteroaOooal they dropped a 7 t decision to ed his 14th deii-at sgauist 16 in a training -ession last Tlie so buys have plenty of the Indians, the Orioles rough­ victories. American League week. Another oppunent is experience under their bells W. L. Pci. GB ed up the Angels, 3-1, and the In the only olher XL games being sought to replace Rob­ now and should he ready to Athletics beat the Senators, scheduled, the Giants snap­ inson on the Montreal boxing Now York *0 43 .640 wia their share of ball game* 6-2, in the only other AL ped their five-game losing Gitcago 7033 .360 10 ard. this year. Minnesota t» 33 .337 10V4 games scheduled. streak with an 8 6 victory Baltimore 70 56 .31T HVi over the Braves and the P i­ Cleveland «3 66 .461 19h rates beat the Cubs 9 3. Boston 6063 .460 20 Mickey Seeks Kansas City 57 67 .460 22to Panthers Rough, Detroit 5666 .459 22Vi 10th Victory l A)t Angeles 58 71 .450 24 OGDEN, Utah fUPI) — Washington 46 60 .363 WVk Talented Mickey Wright be­ Tough Machine Crooms High Panthers are Thursday’s Results gan the quest for her 10th Cleveland 7 New York 4 tournament victory of the preparing for the 1963-64 Boston l l Chicago 2 season today in the Utah Lad­ football season. Approximate­ Kan City 6 Washington 2, ies Professional Golf Associa­ ly 40 prospects have report­ night tion meet which opened at ed and among the-,- are 14 Baltimore 3 Los Ang 1, night the Ogden Country Club. letter-men. They are working Daly games scheduled on conditioning and drills. On National League Aug. 28 they will don pads, W. L. Pet. GB Cage All-Stars* “I feel that we hava a U s Angeles 76 49 .608 promising team and it will a t Louis 70 36 .336 61s Benefit Tonight develop mtu a rough and San Francisco 69 37 .546 7Vi MONTICELLO. N Y. fUPI) tough machine,” aaya Coach Philadelphia 69 39 .339 *-» —All-Star squads from the Willie G. Holt. "I feet this Cincinnati 66 62 .523 lOVa National Baikethall Avsocia- way because of the attitudes, Milwaukee 66 61 .520 11 lion's Eastern and Western desires and interests of the division clubs will participate players and coaches,” he -aid. Pittsburgh 64 61 .312 12 Chicago 6462 .308 12W in the fifth annual Maurice Houston 47SO 370 M Stokes benefit game tonight. New York 40 86 .317 Mix AH proceeds of the exhibi­ Signs With 7(iers PHILADELPHIA iL'Pl) Thursday’s Results tion contest at the Kutnher Country Club go to Stoke*, a Guard Paul Neumann ha* re­ Pittsburgh 9 Chicago 3 San Francisco S Milwaukee 6 former NBA player who has turned hi* signed contract to - St. Louis 3 Los Angeles 2, been hospitalized since March, the Philadelphia 76ers for the 1938, with a rare brain dis­ 196361 National Basketball n i^ it Association scanm. ease. Only games scheduled fs ' -*Lj Seminole High Offers Family Plan Tickets 100 Entries In Drag Races Area Archer In M eet Stuart Ahead Of Williams In First Year Cards Come Out Of Los Angeles With Lone Win (Hnfurft O nly fm lft l-Auif. 23, ’63—Page 6 Former Siinoles Off Tarid Wars plished football player to hit hard in preseasoti games. "I hava never met a football player who didn’t like to win whether in an early exhibi­ tion or a championship game," says the new head man of the Cleveland Browna. Bui Dsvfs. 31Ike Robert, and At Davidson, all former gradiL of Scralnols High SchooHH leave early Mon­ day tiikng for Connors Jun* lor Col. in Warner, Okie. All We boys are recipi­ ents ol.otball scholarships to Coni, which U a mem­ ber of l Oklahoma JUCO Conferel They Vort for football practicelpt, J , under the directions Coach Harry Jarkson.lt will be flubba'a second yi as a member of the Cunnl teem. Women Bowlers Elect Greene Organisational meeting o( tha Women’a Pinecrest Inn League at Jet Lanei saw Dot Greene elected to the office of treasurer. The league will bowl on Wednesday mornings a t 9:30 and voted to have only four members to each team. Another meeting is ocheduleil far Wednesday at 10 a.m. at which time additional newcomers to this league will b« assigned to various teams. Also, If there are any women who would like to enter as a complete team, they're in vlted to do so. The league will officially begin lh» first Wednesday of Sv.'is’ > r. Those already scheduled to bowl in the Pinecrest Inn League are Patty Henderson, Sue Pruitt, Marla Thompson, Sharon Kee, Joan Adams, Dot Greene, Dot Johnson, Peg Dooley, Flora Scholl and Bet­ ty FvhL Signs lr Bout TOQYOi.PI) — Worli flyweight Biamplon Pone Kingpetch Thailand signed Thursday tUefeml hU title against lllL kl Eblhara of Japan tierekpL 18. KingFetch’s foud tltls fight In Japan li exl to nat th* champion 1-1 A ro N O blC AIR COISTIONER Extends Limits WASHINGTON (UP[) AU areas of the Atlantic Flyway were granted extension* Thursday of tho "bonus duck” provision for the 1963-61 hunting season. In addition to basic limits provided in hunt­ ing regulation*, a dally hag limit of two mid a possession limit of four scaup duck* were allowed liy Secretary of tin' Interior Stewart I.. UdulL Scratch Bowling Slated Sept. 9 Plat Ias < 2 Yr. Fsetari JON AUTO SEl ICR IMS 9. SsafordJA M ill QUALITY V A LU E BUY NOW AND STEP SA V E! STO O L SELECT GRADE PINK A UUi VALUE 3 9 NOW IS INCH TIY 21 INCH ALUMINUM P -tJ 0 "UMBRELLA" C LO TH ES PATIO BROOM DRYER w it h n o f t . r LA MTU* CLOTHES LINE GROUND SOCKET LIMITED OFFER Standings EACH WITH #0” ( HANDLE EACH PALMYRA FILL ONLY HEDGE SHEARS UY MISSION 4 1 to" —" H FB-ia BROOM RAKE NOW »" SIZE l ONLY - EACH - .1 - .V GATOR LUMBER AND HARDWARE 700 French Ave. “At the Railroad” �n«—• *vy asar C n tls Sponson Delegate T o d James Moye l i t . Hoy*, a native of San- i with tbs Air Defense Board, to d , attended local aehool* Headquarters Division. He U and graduated from Seminole | aide to CoL Urie, bead of the High School. He la presently j division, at f t . Bliss, El aenring in the U. 8. Army I Paso, Texas. i organisation, hdldate l o t aad publicity th e la a fib e r of Trinity Method!*! f * »*• •erred a*i» id cn i °f L*** college c lm ltlM Oth will be teach! Eagllib and ■peeeb a tf to High School, la El Pa*#to falL She ha* pom e Girls State Member* of the Anna Mil­ ler Circle voted unanimously at o m e a t meeting to under­ write the eoet of replacing damaged and worn cubicle curtain* at the Harry Anna Crippled Children’* Home, in Umatilla. The coat to 1491 and will be paid off before the end of the flacal year. Highlight of the meeting waa n talk given by Miia C ar ol Oxford, who attended Glrla State, in Tallabaaaee. The inn Miller Circle waa her aponaor for the trip. She stated that aha “learn­ ed many thing! from Sanford city official* before leaving and served aa page ia the House of Representative*.’1 In this capacity aha deliver­ ed a m enage to the office of Gov. Bryant aad even sat In the governor's chair. She praised the food served there and showed pictures taken during her stay, Mr*. Harry Adair, club president, appointed Mr*. Bus­ sell Spencer ns second vice president and Hra. William Llpthrott as secretary. These officers were created by res­ ignation*. The next meeting of the circle will be held Sept. 3 at • p.m. Others attending the meet­ ing were Mmei, 1. R. lioolehan Sr., Clarence Collins, J. R. Hoolehan Jr., L. E. Thompson, Irene Kent, Clay ton Smith, J. R. Henderson, Emma Bashira, Gene Wal­ ter, L. R. Coalman, Charles Gross, William Klinefelter, Warren llaynes and Bob Clark*. v. \ j v. . n. ^ 1 Miss Howard To Wed Ronald Kidd CINDY HOWARD FR A Auxiliary Sponsors Coffee The Ladies Auxiliary of the Fleet Reserve Assn, held a get acquainted coffee at the FRA home on Seminole Bou­ levard this week. Tables were overlaid with white linen elotbs and center­ ed with arrangements of spring flowers. Mrs. Vernon Fedderson, president, wel­ comed Mrs. Bruce Wauters, Hr*. Marvin Spark* and Mr*. II. F r a n k William*, guest*. Hostesses were Mrs. Don­ ald Pierce, Mr*. Eugene Wil­ liam* and Mrs. Harold SundvalL Other members assisting with the coffee were Mrs. William Fedderson, Mrs, Ro­ bert E. Hawkins, Mrs. James McLaughlin and Mr*. Leroy Nopper. |iat meeting of the Hometn (r* Sunday School Claia <ithe First Baptiit Church ia held a t the home MISS KATHRYN ISABELLE OTH of Mr« f. L. Jonea on the Ok! U< to lo a d . Co-boate n waa lu J . R. Staple*, s u r d Jonea, of the Browns Return ike Baptiit Church, opening devotion*, Home From ra, aon of the hoi| a* the theme o( the filth chapter of Vacation bis and told a very InMai Jim and June Brown and atory of the five teres ion, Jimmie, have returned ting a* candidate* for king home from a three week va­ band, bated on this of cation. They visited members acrl] Mri W- W. Horne, pr*il- of the Palmetto Gospel Qusrdtnt, onducted the bustnesa let to South Carolina, spent seisli A financial report some time at a resort cabin was jvea and a discussion and visited with Mr. and Mrs. held « tbo special project of Earl “ Pappy" Porter, from the to*. P la were mart* for the Orlando. In Greenville, S. C., they geptflber meeting which will be ptponad one week from attended an all night gospel the Bgular date, the third sing, then motored through Tuejay of each month. Thu North Carolina, Tennessee hosties s e r v e d refresh­ and to Bens Run, W. Va. Kev es of pound cake, pine- rral days were spent with floats, nuts, mints and Mrs. Brown’* family and son, Danny Joe Nagle, and ir member* attending they attended a football game. Enroute homo they slopped wef Mr*. C. L, Park Sr., clot teacher; Mrs. R. A. In Roanoke, Va., far a visit MISS GEANNE GOItMAN, with guests nnd hostess nt a luncheon-show­ Coin, Mrs. John Fuller, with Leo Rock anil hla fam­ M r H. E. Long, Mrs. G. L. ily, a former Sanford resi­ er in her honor. Left to right are Minn Priscilla Baggett, Mins Gorman, F iird , Mrs. Jou Ilouth, dent. One mare stop was her mother, Mrs. John Gorman and back row, Mrs. Frederick Moye, Miss Mg John Tatum and Mrs. made in Savannah, Ga., be­ Sandra Tennant, Miss Futricin Lavender and Mrs. David Inyuiis. C ull Green. Mrs. Ebba Leo, fore returning home. m fier of Mrs. Jones, was wearned as a guest. Longwood New Arrivals Mr. aad Mrs. Robert Gra­ ham Jr., Hot MeUcmvllle Are., announce the birth of n aevan pound, seven ounce sod , Aug. IS at Seminole Me­ morial Hospital. They h a v e ebosen the name, Robert Charles, for the new arrival who was welcom­ ed home by three lister*. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mri. Charles Wilke, 430 Summerlin Ave., and pa­ ternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert F. Graham Sr., Bevier Road, all of San­ ford. Personals Miss ,J Bride-Elect Honored At Chatter Party ]r. and Mrs. Robert Wash bun of Covington, Ky., were reent guests of Rev. and Ms. Cecil N. Ogg of Hibiscu Drive. Veekend guests at the Nar claus Drive home of Mr. and Mv. George Croake, were Mu. Croake’* lister, Mrs. Wilier Lot borer, and Mrs. Jw e Ogden, of Ft. Laudcrddau. i r . and Mrs, Stanley St Ita de| recently visited Mr. and MW. B. Goebner, in Sun City Colter, near Tampa. The two fartUlea were former neigh bon to Cranford, N. J. Mrs Rater la expecting her sis ter, Mrs. F. E. Hunt, from B aba Rouge, La., fur au ex tanfed visit to Deilary. Mr. and Mr*. Frank While entertained Constable a n d Mrs. Oicar Papineau and Genevieve Whitiford at party to honor of Mrs. Faptoeaa’a birthday. Sunday dinner guest* at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pietroplnto were Mrs. Piet roptoto’s sister and brotherin-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph LaBalie, who moved from Stanford, Conn., two months ago. They are living on Whitewood Drive, in Deltona 1I0N0UEE AND HOSTESSES nt a chutter party honoring Miss Suzanne Jones, right, brideelect. From left are Mrs. It. P. Cole, Candy and Kosemury Southward. Sanford Personals Guests this week at the homo at Mr. and Mrs. George Burger, are their aon and hi* wile, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Burger, of Springfield, Ohio. Robert is participating to the archery tournament held to Daytona Beach, this Thurs­ day and Friday. He la state archery champion ol Ohio and has also taken part to several national tournaments. While in Sanford he has been practicing to the Burgers’ yard. Mrs. John J. Duren has re­ ceived word that her daugh­ Mr. and Mr*. John K in d ter ami family, M-Sgl. and are now living to their new Mrs. Paul E. Wcidncr, son •home on Pilm etto Drive Paul Jr. and daughter, Di­ I Mr*. Ed lovanna is a cousin anne, arrived by plane to New Jersey, of the Klualx, He haa just completed a tour of duty to Weisbaden, Germany, and they will drive to Sanford for a visit before hto next assignment. Mrs. Weidner is the former Car­ oline Sebrce, of Sanford, A morning chatter party, honoring Miss Suianne Jones, bride-elect, was given Wed­ nesday morning by Mr*. R. F. Cole and her nieces, the Misses Rosemary ind Candy Southward, at the Southward home on Elliott Avenue. Pastel floral arrangements were used throughout the party rooms. The serving ta ­ ble was overlaid with a white linen cloth and centered with a lovely arrangement of yel­ low marigolds flanked by yel­ low tapers. Potato chips, wedding ring cookies, open face sand­ wiches, dips, mints and cold drinks were served by the hostesses. Guests were the honoreo, the Misses Deanna Nichols, Pam Jones, Bonnie Gieluw, Judy Ludwig, Rose Kratxert, Kay Ivey, Pally Johnson, F r a n c e s Strickland, Mri. Greg Walker and Mrs. W. L. Holden. T h e hostesses presented Miss Jones with a gift in her chosen pattern of crystal. Casselberry Mrs. R. E. Kublke. the former Mica Eva Jo Wynne, of Jacksonville, la visiting with her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. L. IL Wynne, on E ait Glenn and Steve Duncan, Second Street. ions of Mr. and Mr*. Henry Duncan of Lake Drive, re­ Mr. and Mr*. J . A. Calhoun turned last Wednesday alter and Mr. and Mr*. A. II. a week’s camping trip at Beckwith Sr. attended funeral Alexander Springs in the service* for Mr*. Calhoun Ocala National Forest. Their and Mri. Beckwith’* brother, younger brother, Crslg, also Alex O’Caln, to Orangeburg, camped with them for aevcral S. C-| Thursday afternoon. Personals Miss Priscilla Baggett was hostesi for a luncheon and miscellaneous s h o w e r , at Spencers Restaurant, t h i s week. Guest of honor was Mlsa Geanne Gorman, bride elect. A color theme of yellow and whits was carried out to dec­ orations including a large flors! centerpiece on t h e luncheon table. Those Invited to share the party were the bonoree, her mother, Mrs. John Gorman, Miia Samira Tennant, Mrs. Frederick Moge, Miss Pa trlcia Lavender, Mrs. David Ingalls, Miss Marilyn Miller, Miss Nancy lleppe, Mrs. Jam es Jones, Mrs. Roland Morris and Mrs. Richard Heath. .sn,vtv t y •. -' ■■t ■ ■': bs&* (D sujUi Mr. and Mrs. John B. Rew­ ard, of Sanford, a—ounce the engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Cindy Joeephtne, to Ronald 0 . Kidd, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kidd, of Dexter, Mo. Mlsa Howard waa horn to McRae, Ga., but has lived to Sanford for the past is years. She attended local schools tochidtog S e m i n o l e High School. The groom-elect attended to Missouri and is serving in the V. S. Navy aboard the USS Enter­ prise. A September wedding is be­ ing planned Complete plana to be announced later. Luncheon-Shower For Bride-Elect D B a ry ---- -«5k-t - 1 V *ri . ■“r.u> v xt: ! ByAbigail Van Buien DEAR ABBT: R m r d ln r tin lettar from "If OTHER OF FIVE" who took you to task for atllinr • wom­ an with ■ prefabricated family a “mother In the highest form": She asks, "What does a woman who has adopted four children know about the joy of first learning that she is to bear a child? What does she know about the beauty of carrying a child under her heart? What does she know about hearing a child’s first cry?" 1 would lik e to answer her, Abby. I have known the Joy of first learning that 1 was to bear a child five times, only to lose them all near the end of m y time. I even had the thrill once of hearing my child’s fir st cry, only to be told three hours later that I had loot her, too. But 1 did experience the fulfillment of motherhood because thanks to an adoption agency, we were "blessed’* with three healthy, beautiful, wellmannered, well-adjusted and loving children. We could not love them more if they had been born to ua. PLEASE CALL ME “MOTHER’* clothes! He said, "Take a look at me.” Then he said it was "fun", and I should get dressed up in ladies* clothes, too. I said, "Drop dead if that’s all you have to do in your spare tim e. I will see you later." I walked out of the house. I am won­ dering now — is he sick? What should I do about it? I’m sure his parents don’t know. I am all shook up over it. SHOOK UP DEAR "MOTHER” : To the adoption agency goes the credit for “blessing" you with healthy, beauti­ ful children. But they became welladjusted, well-mannered and loving because of you• • • • DEAR ABBY: I am a boy who is going to be 15 soon. I have a boy friend my age. One day I went over to his house when he was home alone. He told me to walk in, so of course I did. He shocked me. He wns all dressed up in his MOTHER’S DEAR SHOOK: Tell your parents —but no one else. The boy apparent­ ly is "sick”. • Personals By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Pflcfauf wert his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Pfetfauf Sr. of AUenton Mich., and hla sister, Mrs Mary llcitman and niece. By Donna Estes Joyce Pfeifauf, of Detroit, Richard Grant ha* returned Mich. home after a vacation and visit at the lummer home of Mrs. Clarenca Snyder, Mri. Mr. and Mrs. A. Benkclman, Betty Snyder and ion John in Elk Creek, Va. Richard have returned from a vaca­ has appeared to several pro­ tion to the north. They first ductions at Ibe Orange Blos­ visited Major Hollis Snyder to Washington, D. C„ where som Playhouse, In Orlando, they spent a day sightseeing, thl* summer, Including “An then on to Ohio to visit Don­ nie Get Your Gun." ald Snyder and family and Mr. and Mrs. Darrel Bacon Recent visitors of Mr. and and family to New SpringMrs. M. L. McDaniel, to field and the Clair Snyder Longwood, were Mrs. Me family to Cbcitcrland. Daniel’s son and family, Uaj. and Mrs. D. R. Anslcy Mr. and Mri. Robert Wil­ and son, Ben, from Belton, liams spent last weekend to Mo. Pensacola with her sister and While here they also visit husband, Mr. and Mrs. Al ed Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Grant Gidker. and Mr. and Sirs. Randall Ansley. B e f o r e returning Word baa been received home the Anileys went to from Mr*. John Bra din who Miami for a visit with Mrs. baa been tn the Spears Chiro­ Aiuley’a relatives. practic Clinic to Denver, Colo., for six weeks. Her President William Howard health ia greatly Improved Taft waa the first U. & pres­ aad she left by plane to visit ident to open the baseball her son, Dr. John Bradln Jr. season (1910) by pitching the to San Francisco, Calif., and first ball for the Washington will return to Osteen the Ut­ ter part of September. club. Personals (DaLux LA U N D RY & C LEA N ER S SAME DAY SERVICE • FLUFF DRY • FINISHED LAUNDRY • DRY CLEANING "TOPS IN QUALITY ft SERVICE" 504 W. 1st. Opposite Goody There waa a atory to the newspaper* recently I hope the country’s teenagers did­ n’t heed. It was all about a gay, gay party at Delmonico’s Imper­ ial Restaurant to New York, a t which leading members of cafe aoclety were invited to break up the famed hostelry with pickaxes, electric drills, hammers and crowbars. And that U exactly what the smart act did — hurling plates through mirrors, drill­ ing holca in tables, breaking up plaster balustradei wltb sledge hammers. The restaurant, due for a nilllion-dollar renovation, got the publicity it wanted out of the imash-U-yourself party But the idea of grown men and women getting a thrill out of such wanton destruc Ciicle Plans Barbecue A chicken barbecue has been scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 1, on the grounds of the Church of the Nativity to Lake Mary. The St. Teresa Circle of the church U sponsoring the supper and the public 1* In­ vited. Proceeds will be added to the funds of the Catholic Woman’s Club. Venexuela 1* the only South American country to lie en­ tirely north of the equator. # • • • • • e e Getting married? For Abby’i booklet, “How To Have A Lovely Wedding”, send 50 cents to Abby. By Oswald Jacoby needed the queen et hearts for an opening bid and that East would have responded if be held the queen of heart* to addition to the ace of dia­ monds he hid shown. If they tried to drop the queen of hearts they would lose. A really good player would figure out that be could make the hand if West heU the queen of hearts and East the ten. The odds would be against this, but a t least it would b« hla best chance. When South played hearts he would start by leading the jack from hi* own hand. If West ducked he would let the jack ride, if West cover, ed he would win with dum­ my's king and finesse again­ st East’s ten of hearts. Either way hla opponents would be in the soup. NORTH M AXIOM VKTI ♦ 813 ♦ AT* ti» BAIT Al AD ♦ QMS ♦10«4 ♦ K q j* 4 as a 4 X 1 )1 1 *1094 3 1 SOUTH AAQJ73S ♦ AJ9 ♦ 1093 ♦ J Both vulnerable Weal Nerth XasS ■rath Pus Fas* 2 * 14 Pass 4 4 Pass Pas* Paso Opening k id —4 C and the hand would go down the drain. A few playera would re­ view the bidding and come lo the conclusion that West ByRuthMiiiett lion U a bit sickening. Sanford Herald, P. O. Box When juvenile vandalism 1* 489. Dept. A, Radio City Sta­ real problem to this coun­ tion, New York I t, H. Y. try. it is disgraceful for men and women to lend their famoua name's to such abuse of property—even if it w n by ALWAYS FIRST RIM UTV Invitation. Sure, they thought it was “cute" to tear a famoua old FRIDAY NIGHT restaurant apart. The fact that the women were wearing IS FAMILY NIGHT their jewels and Parts gowns AT PENNEY’S and that the names of the pickaxe wlclders came right out of the society pages must have made it all just too amusing. But it was vandalism just the same, smashing property for the pure fun of smashing it. And wbat we’ve been trying to leach our young people Is that only an idiot takes de­ light in wanton destruction. P enneys Have you read Ruth Mil­ ieu’s "Tips on Teen-Agera"? Mall 23 cent* to Ruth Miliett Reader Service, c/o The LORAL FROM —— Year DewxUwa Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. l i t A Sanford Ave. FA 2-1*23 FA 2-S432 SP EC IA L O FFER! 1 RACK OF FALL COTTONS AND WOOLS • VALUES TO 145.00 REDUCED FROM 1/3 TO 1/2 WE WILL HE OPEN FRI. NITE FOR BACK TO SCHOOL SHOPPERS. M A R Y E ST H E R ’S “Featuring e Tell your troubles to Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, please send a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. Wa JJta Woman Osteen • DEAR ABBY: That "Dr. K". who said that there were only two cases on record where women over 48 have given birth to babies has a lot to learn. I was the last of nine children, and my mother was 50 when shs gave birth to me. And I’m sure X didn’t make medical history. En­ closed is a recent clipping reporting that a 70-year-old woman has given birth to a baby in Eastern Nigeria. Sincerely yours, M S. in CHICAGO • • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO "AUNT BUNIE” : Most people have eome sort of religion, if only in knowing which church they are staying away from. $acaby On tJhidqa Remember the key word “ARCH"? Analyse the lead. Review the bidding. Count the losera. How to make this hand? West opens the king ol diamonds and continues with the queen and nine. East take* th« third diamond with the ace and leads the ten ot clubs. West’s queen forces dummy’s ace and you play two rounds ol trump*. West discards the Jack of diamonds on the second trump. So far you haven't had to do any thinking, but U you want to make this contract you hav# to find the way to avoid the loss ot a heart trick. Most players would try a few rounds of trumps, lead a heart to dummy's ace and finesse the Jack on the way back. West would take his queen e Fashion* Jn*t For Too" 200 N. PARK AVE. NEW FALL REGULATED COTTONS wldo 33/34" yard See the new prints and solids in these famous cottons . . . . Sanfor­ ized®, crease-reaistant, l i t t l e or no ironing neededI �Jfjr fcanforft F ri. Aug. 2a, *60—Page 7 ftrrtlk T A B L f^ H O PPIN G Russell Stars In 'Gypsy' If* ■ rare motion "icture •vent when a long-eitablished ■tar, one of the hiageit boxoffice draws of all time and Winner of four Academy Award nominations, branch­ es out to start a kind of new Dim career. That's exactly what Rosa­ lind Russell has done in “ Gypsy," Warner Bros.' Technirama * Technicolor version of the hit Broadway show opening Sunday at the Movieland Drive-In Theater. The Mervyn LcRoy produc­ tion about the rise and reign of burlesque queen Gypsy Ruse Lee is Rot's 35th film. She celebrated the milestone by , plunging exubrantly into the world of the movie mus­ ical. For the first time. Roz sings and dances on the screen—not just once, but in seven different numbers from the superb score by Jule Styne and Stephen Sondheim. The singing and dancing are new , but the role is a fine outlet for one of Roz's most familiar assets—her Irrepress­ ible vitality.- She plays Rose, the dynamic stage mother of two girl performers. Her p u s h , perserverance and shrewd manipulations are re­ warded when one of her daughters, played by Natalie Wood, becomes Gypsy Rose Lee, the fabulous queen of burlesque. Featured un Wednesday and Tnursday will be Walt Disney's "Big Red," In color, with Walter Pidgenn, and "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance." with Jamea Ste­ wart and John Wayne. The triple feature Friday and Saturday, Aug. 30-31, in­ cludes "Jum bo." in color, with Doris Day and Jimmy Durante; "The Nutty Pro­ fessor." In color, starring Jerry Lewis, and "Gunsling­ er," with John Ireland. There's glamor snd comic situations galore in the new Technicolor and Panavislon F ’ank Sinatra picture. “Come Blow Your Horn,” opening Sunday and continuing through Thursday at the n iti Theater. An adaption of the popular and successful Broad­ way comedy of the same name, the cast of “Come Blow Your Horn" includes Lee J. Cobb, Molly Picon, Jill St. John, Barbara Rush, Dan Blocker ("Hoss" of "Bonan­ za") and newcomer Tony Bill. "Come Blow Your Horn" is a modern-day. sophisticat­ ed comedy that sparkles with an urban New York City set­ ting, beautiful girls, lovely clothes, fast automobiles, the fanciest penthouse you can Imagine, and on old-country mother and father who are bewildered by the anUcs ot their two sons. The story stresses with de­ lightful humor the contrast between old-country standards and the beliefs of a new, mo­ dern generation growing up ■ mid the hustle and bustle of New York. In the end it proves that basic decencies are just as legitimate in America today as they were in our forefathers’ time uni place. Frank Sinatra plays the son of Molly Piron, an oldcountry woman who believes ■ woman's place is in the kitchen; snd Lee J. Cobb, a Vio v » ttt 1 c m C T RIDE-IN TH EA TR TOMTE A SAT. 11.00 A CARLOAD TRIPLE EE ATI'itB No. t At 7:30 Only “SEMINOLE" Rock Hudson . Color No. 3 At 9:30 Only "THE I.IST OF ADRIAN MESSENGER** Tony CurtU No. .1 At 11:13 Only “THE INTERNS" Cliff Robertson m v - m ix. - Tt r:*. H tiicu tL ii or s lu m * - I .V I 'S V a tari* ri»*i T im * a t Vila . . , Da* •» I.**■•!> . . . nail r i m H a l l Will | ) r l l r p r u l r i i Ob I.r r i4 V Ihw . . . f . M l l r t r akMn I a * lie s**w S< l . a l * S i a l i a roMR r t m . s THE MERVYN LEROY Technicolor production. "GyjMy," Mnrrintf Rosalind Russell, Natalie Wood and Karl Malden, will bo featured Sunday. Monday and Tuesday ut the Movielund Drive-In Theatre. I-ong the mere* for steak lovers in Central Florida, the p o p u l a r Freddie's Steak House has turned its cooking talents in the direction of sea* food.. The addition to the menu is a natural cue, since owner-operator Steve luirsI soil operated a seafood r»-S| taurant in New Jersey before 1 TELEVISION TONIGHT FEC Six-Month Loss $500,000 coming here. So don't b* mis­ led by “steak" in th* name of the restaurant . . . the menu is very complete. • • • PUTT PUTT GOLF 2107 French Ave. C O M IN G EV EN T S Tournaments next tun Sunday* Aug. 25 and R*pL 1. Prize* 110 - $3 • *1; Sept. 21 A 22 Prize* $30 • $10 • $3 RACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL • Reg. $3.39 19 | i u pas* book, $2.39. Thl* offer food Labor Day wsekend. Friday thru Monday. TWO Srminnle High Athletic ticket books to be five* ansy Sept. 2. Rrgietrr Labor D*y weekend. — JIM SPENCER’S — RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGK ALL THE LOHSTER YOU CAN EAT .... 13.25 CHAR - HROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS (sw eet bs YOUR a nu t) ROYAL RED SHRIMP (a real delicacy the way we prepare them! . . . they are NOT Frenth Fried!) COMBINATION PLATTER (DsnUh Lobster Tall* and Royal Red Shrimp) FROG LEGS fH O irR L H U IL L $2« Sauferd In Melted Batter UNDER THE UMBRELLA A Variety Of Fine Cheese* and M*qt*—Fri To Enjoy While W* Prepare Your Dinner ^ S e^ 7 )rle * n ^ T 7 u o n ^ 7 v * n n S l^ ^ v e ry T Ig lin o ^ private parties up la 60. South French Ave. Sanford Phone PA 2-9331 SANFORD'S NEW Rose&Wilk's RESTAURANT FINE FOOD In th* Valdez HOTEL Park Ave* at Commercial OPEN 4:3$ A.M.« It P.M. Weekly Twin Double Pays $30,772 cROM N E W ST A R T IN G T I M E - 7:11 P . M . . .« most the last "free” ono . . . make the most of it by visititu; one of these spots. Fog your entertainment on Monday night, the Riksha Inn offer.* a new type of show . . Don 31asters, the owner of s magic shop, perform! for pa­ trons, both for the crowd and right at your table if you wi»ti. The charming Riksha Inn also has an Oriental atmosphero t .at begins before ( l l M t a -r t w . Mew* I I ) Q i *« b l o r ft Oftf FRIDAY P. M. • SO I f ) Toy D o n '| . P a y \ you even walk in the door I I ) Ck. I N e w s 1:0* <11 I V i j n i rovroer f t ) Wh* Oo lorn T r w l and arc greeted by the Or­ t t : t l l l ) H o l l y w o o d Moet* ( I ) t t n n I’o e h r s n N*w» • i ll Cl) Douftoo riirord* Cm vs lcnd * iental hostesses in their love­ • U t l)io N o v o ( i t Cli. * ( * •« » 11:11 (t> C h e m p l o a e k l p W reei. M ) T to ITU r o o f N ig h t ly Chinese dresses, and end* t i t U t U i | t j M u i n i s U I* ling I Ot t l i T h a MAirh UkRii S evrts as you leave filled with good I I I A m t r i« « ft V U i l i l u l 1:11 (I* Mid -Flo. e v e n i n g SUNDAY P. M. food. In between you can en­ t l $ j u e r a t Rtnrm R eport i II (I) M ill R oom fo r <l) S p o r t * IS IS I t ) F a t i h t e r T o l a r joy their delirious drinks . . Dftddr 1:11 (SI VVtattler ( S | l l o m e t t t a d IT.a. A. msde with fresh juice If it's ( i i SIE lltlo r s iIf# (II Legend *f STi.tt (3) C h r l t l o p h t r f t ) Dl*<?av«ry ’l l that kind of a drink . . , Vturp i II t i l A m iflc in N tw n tan # 13.10 IS) F i l m F a r * I. »e i l l tjport* and any number of dinner I ks i Xt .NDC N««ft S l i t C l M IC N ew t l l ) lira: R oberta menus. l;09 ( J i C hockniiift IS) O u t d o o r l l u l l t t l n ( I ) A i r m e n '* W o r l d ID Tho 0«»t tf • • • H o ard 3:45 ( I ) B a s e b a l l — f i i U n fit W all tiO l ( t t T n * Hebei Great news for Sanford . . I s i m s i n u r i i u i t:« i (I) H erein * r T re lh IS) O u t d o o r B a l l t l l a 1:3d ill Ifurn* A Al!on 13) H u e e b a tl — H oard something we’ve needed for « ( »#| Hi i r d iw r t . l » » | V a r i e t y T im # (1) .Sir 1‘ower a Ions time. You can now I I I (ft I t iih f f Ih i* 3:vo i l l TIIA T .li (I) W aiter C roaklt* — 3:33 (SI l ie u * * A V n . n e r e cat dinner at the Caribe .Newt 3:00 (SI S u m m e r T h e a t r e 1 :1 1 ( !) l i t . S h o w tim e lounge until tl p. m., and 3:13 ( i t S p o r t * Illw ti l U h l e IS) M a v erick although the new menus are­ l i l t l i ) llojr R o g e r* F e a t u r e l l ) Raw hide ( 00 (3) S t a r A T h a S to ry l : l i (1) Kina Alo ng W ith n't completely worked up ( 30 (SI T . k a T w o — D ob Mitch yet, if you ask 6>r a prime McN eil I I ) >.o v t * Si i s ) T h e Hie xtorjr (3) V i c t o r y a t Sea rib rut or a steak, you'll get 1:00 <*l ( .o l d e n A k c o t H o tly l;U* u ) I’.illcit* Alt i* t a r ono that will melt in your F o u t t . j l l —U reen Huy wood mouth . . . just like butter ( I I M a )o r Adame, T r a i l pucker* ST. AUGUSTINE, F it. was the word ahout the ones m atter I I I IS) A lfred l l l l c h e e e k THE "COME ULOW YOUR HORN” family mnS <ni ( 3 ) l u l e r n a t l o n t l Stonw Hour of Frank Sinatra, Tony Rill, Molly Picon 6.3-1 (<) T e d Muck A m a t e u r ( U r n - The Florida East served the other night. They’ll ( ! ) P r i c e I* R ig h t 10:00 i l l I n i . Iteu m y i M a e a n t Hour Count Railway loot morn than have an entirely new menu ami Lee J. Cobb. In Technicolor ami l’annvision, (21 H u l l w l n k l a (4s F y e w U n e . i "Come Hlmv Your Horn" opens Sunday a t the St e f (Si AU'.* F l e e t D ep o rt I IS ( l l T h e T w e a l l e l h C e n ­ a half-million dollars during of really delicious food for 111 N t w t e o p * tu ry you to choose from. This Ritz Theatre. the first tlx months of th« will be the only place In town (II Channel I N e w e r ..* IS) l l a l t e of I r y (31 M eet t h e F re e * i ) S p u r t * F in al current operating ysar, up. you can ra t and drink both. hard-nosed businessman who girls that his big brother lt ti li lt *l ((«) I IS cm D e a t h Valley Day* H o l l y w o o d Movie li l P rebt C a e a l e a d e patently a* * result of the And of course the Caribe is owns an artificial fruit fac­ enjoys. Tony Bill throws his ( ! ) NrWX'Op* I l l s* l l ) T o r n . rripplitig. waga dispute atrike. a beautiful lounge with the tory. Sinatra is an executive body and soul into the task IJ.uO (») M u r p h y J t i r l l n V. ,v» TSS C l F k . I ru I ' T u o l * (SI S ea H u n t U : l # ( 0 ) M t d - F U . V-tv* F i n a l ‘i'Tii-ia I fiutirra showed today. friendly atmosphere crested in the business, hut ha only of becoming nn urban playboy 12:311 («) L a t e le |0> .Vctldn VVeattiuf I I I ( l | W o a d a r f k t VFerM oi Net railway operating In- by its two "mixologists" Flo works a few days s week and succeeds to the point 13:2} (3) Cl). * T h e a t e r C o lo r and even when he shims up roma at the end of the teeond and Jack. ( i t I 'e n a l a . Die M e a t* * • • • SATURDAY A. M. where he starts encroaching at the factory he's usually ■piarter totaled a lost of IS) T h a J * t* o n e There's ■ new sign on in his big brother’s private I i t t i l I d Hu 111 r a n Snow t l l «*i a > n ew nursing a hangover. He J.-i7.7.!L'il compared lo an op­ V:♦* I I I D r a w e r * A lm an ee (SI J u n e W y m u n Sh o w Dark Ave. It's a flashing stock ut girls, booze and good spends most of his time chas­ I 3 d <i) l o p u t y Do* V n r l e s j I 3 * ( 3 ) C a r 6 t — VV h a r a A t * erating profit during 19(12 of 1 i t i t ) C o a a i d o w n New* Vuu ing woman, and (he most times. $157.lh.1 — a diffviviua of neon ofte that reads "Ituse S.uD (3) A c r o e e th e Fen ce (I) Sunday Mcht a n d W i l k s Restaurant". prominent of these are; Jill almnet $1100,000. Mo v i a <l) C a r l o e a r l l t * I H (Si On# VVey Mirror St. John, his beautiful-tmtS I I (3) l l i i n a m a Figures for the aeeond These two charming people *1*1 ( I I flo o d M or ning ( f) Tha Heal U e C . r o dumb upstair* neighbor; quarter ehnwrd ■ Iohs of have taken over the restaur­ I I I ( l l (I K T h e a t e r (3) S u p e r C e r ant formerly known a* Mr*. Phyllis McGuire, an out-of< ii Cup!. K u n e a r o o 10:00 (3) S h o w of W eek * “.»,022 this year roinpnrt-il Appleby's. They have lots of • IS I I I Hurr A Heady ( i ) C andid c a m e r a town bujer married to Dan with a profit of $51,955 in II. I I I ) A l t l a A U t C hl li p; l-* *1 W i l l a My Lie* plans and right now are do­ Blocker; and Barbara Rush, m aake (SI A id - N e w t R e p o rt* the tame period during the ing some remodeling In the (») t l n c k y J o n t i 11.M i t s Newec op * an attractive and shrewd last fiscal year. (I) H arry lleatan tr (ll Ik a rl Lewie kitchen . . . other remodeling career girl. Sinatra his his WILMINGTON. Del. (L’Pf) I I I* I I I K i n * Lee need* Operating reventies wer* I* In ihe more distant future, New* hands full juggling these — One person in a crowd of I I I l i l * h l y M eaee F t * r ( I ) llld r u Seat cut hy the strike—which en­ hut you can expert some koaee II l i I t ) I ' e l t r ( l u l l three, and finds little time 10,013 nt Brandywine Rare­ ters its eighth month tomor­ changes on that old corner. 11:16 ( I ) Ch. Nine T h e a t e r (II Superm en to devote to the artifical fruit way picked the twin double l l i l ( l l V e r y I 66 I t ) H o l ly w o o d l i e d * row—from $16.3 million In Roth Rove and Wilk supervise C aeeleedt ( I ) H U Tin Tt* business. His father thinks for $30,772 Thursday night the first half of lait year the food preparation. There (S) C a rto o n te e he's a bum and bis mother as three longshnta won in the t i l l ( I ) M a k e Room F a r to $5.9 million this yesr. MONDAY A. M. Is a special luncheon svery Daddy prays he'll get married snd four-rare combination. However, total operating day, plus a full dinner menu ( I I Hoy k e e e r e settle down. I IS I I I * l e e n * Identity of the winner wns expenses during tho period of steaks and other meats, O ) l l r a n l * A Cecil * t | I I I B(*a On All this confusion really not known but mutual* man­ I t l l (31 Mr VVlivrd 1:16 ( I ) O r o r * a Ti fa I n were $5.2 million this year served with baked potato, I I I S k y Kin* gets out of ham) when Sin­ ager Larry Malloy said “He p act compared with $12.9 million tossed salad snd all the reit. ( I ) B e n B e an y a tra 's younger brother, play­ or the is sure to show up I I I ( I ) C t l l t g t i f U t AM lust je a r. • • • t . M ( I ) T e d a y SATURDAY P. M. ed by Tony Bill, decide* he aometlmr.” ( t ) O p e r a t i o n A lp h ab et T).s figures were submitted Have you ever wanted to wants to leave home ami live 1:11 ( I ) F a r m , M a t b t l * # L * » * *f A I U The winning combination I I . I S ( l l Skle*i* to Ih* interstate commerce plan a party on ■ Friday and etem perl with his brother, lie's always was 1- 1- 1-1. The key horse, •-••nimissiim hy the FEC earl­ Saturday night, but were l i t I I ) K tete New* t a i ( l l Men Into S p sc* been a hard working, square winner of the last race, wns W eather ( 4 1 M ik e W e l t e r # N ew # ier thii month and released concerned about getting a * 1 t (I) T a ity kid and he wants to get hip Normandy Dares, who won t l : « ( i ) Heeehnll — today. Till Mm i.r e *1 N T place to hold itT Well look no I i t I I ) C o u n t d e w * Mtwe to the essy life and pretty T i l l ( I ) M i c k le * ( l e t p t l Tim * hy a length in 2:06 1-3 anil 1 : 0 ( I ) Itueetiatl — more, for Doris Spencer has 1 I I IS) M le h er Been # Mbew Minn et N V paid $34.00, 411*10 and $3.30. I IS ( I ) Mr snrvounct-d that Spencer's F rie n d F l i c k * I I I I I I w e a r n e r a*S Mew* TV RENTAL 111 Nut Fo r lllr* I I I II) Today The other winners were Se­ restaurant will accept party Cold Water To t ' l l ( l l chum plonoblp W re*. • Sal** • Service l l ) C artaaelll* cret Paaaion In the sixth • reservations of up lu 30 per­ ( I I C a p t. K a a i a r a w Slid* ( ! ) M a jo r L« R e t e b u l l sons on the weekend night. which paid 45.90; Dun ConSeminole TV I IS I I I J a e h L a l t a e MBaw Arab's Liking 1:11 ( I ) S p o rl* T h rill* IS) A m e r te a n H lelery gres* in the seventh. 120. 10, *;0« FA 2-1930 CHICAGO a r m — Abdel- The parties will be held in <)i U u e e t Fo r A 'l v e n l u r * 1(11 111 R o m p e r » • • * Zenith C o l o r T V Sites and Emma Dull* in the eighth, 113 (*l N u e y Tltm o f W e e k I I* I I ) O a l l 1 1 « • » Skew f.atif Abo lie if, i durable the Vleux Csrre Room, be­ 2600 Sanford Av*. 1:11 IS) A ctio n T h ee ter I I . I I IS) P a r When 120.$0, _.to A Egyptian who has splashed hind the lounge. The room is 3 13 ( ( ) Hoy UoKOe F e n l u r * (I) C tlaedar | 39 171 SI Ori'l O r-<A (SI VV'ortd ofI cejiw S peed door 1 3Z2-3ff.it acros* the English Channel available at other times too (Si C a r t u n n Capere •A 2-2120 j| C lM atln tn T h e c e r I I I* I I I P l a y T a a r N aaa P ___________ II Phon« door 2, 322-8625 three time*, today called his for luncheon* or evening par». S t« ( t ) Kateldo eeop* ( I I I L a t a Leey lies. —y 6:oi (SI W i d e W o r ld of IS) An n s o u t h e r n Show winning effort in ■ 60-mile • * * S p o rt* H i t ( t | T h e M 'C o r o marathon jrros* chilly Lake X ( i ) l i e The U t I I I p rloo lo H ig h l For family dining at M i c h i g a n an "enjoyable I I oi ( 4 ) Ch. • N ew t I I I D o cam b er Hr Ido — D< Dan H i l t ( • ) r # t * a n i t t y * ) I t ) F1a F l e h l n * — belt, seven days a week, try iwlm." ■ T aylor ( I ) S even Key* eating "Smorg A Style." You Abo-lfeif, 31, a major In \ I I I (SI O eett A H a r r i e t ( I ) ConctA iralleW 1 1 IS ( I ) c # n Fla. - W a e * . the United Arab Republic can find this unusual meal Newt R e p o rt army, stepped onto Silver at tho Painted Horse in Or(3) N e w . r o p # MONDAT P. M. I 10 ( I ) Mr Ld Beach It St. Joseph, Mich, lanik), Just at the entrance to 11:14 ( I ) l e s t nr*l He*,** • 1 1 6 (1) S a n d e r V e n o c u r e at 7:45 p. m., EDT, Wednes­ the airport. Fill up at the ■ !*■ I (* po rt ( I ) T e n n e t e t * B rn l* day, 33 hours and 43 minutes salad bar, have firsts snd T t t I I I Cen. Fie. K h o w c a e t Fort J:S0 (31 D u y le .m h e r d o after he plunged into tiie wa­ seconds of the entree, com­ I I I L e t * t f Life (>) F l y l n * D o eto r ter at Chicago for the start plete with potatoes, vegetable 11 I I I t ) K e r r y R e e t e n e r 3.10 ( t | L u cy - Deal C o m ed y l l I I I I I F t t h . r Know* Reel of what Is billed as the and rolls, snd if you can Hour ( I I B e a rt k foe T etn eere w ( I ) T h e G e l U n l Me n world’* longest and richest hold any more, you can have ( l l T r u t h ee C e eee111 Kam l l e n e d l t l firsts ami seconds of dessert! qeeeree I I* ( t l D e f e e i e r * race, — t u ' "* 11:16 I I I D u l l i n g L ig h t 1 11 (SI H o o t e n a n n y It will even sound better Abo-Hcif, one of only two thru THURSD.U I I ) J o e y n teh o p Khoet l l I I I I I NtlC New# 1 11 I t i T h e o p e n W l e t e w survivors In an original field when you find out It's all for I H I I I S«L Nl*kl M u t e * - .1:05 - 5 : 1 5 - 7 : 2 5 - 9:25 ( I ) D enerel lloepittl I SO (SI l a e i e r r i Walk of 16. received tha winning 99c (or adults, half that (or ( ll Newt e e l W etS h et I I* ( l l H a t e O ne W ill T r a children under to. purse of $15,000. 1:1* I t ) t . a f f t i m * eel MvuaufT picnm • • • 1:16 I I I F o e tie IS.IS (SI S’ I* h i of t h e W e e k suds 1 I t ( t l A* T h e *V*rl4 T * r * t ( t l (ainiemoke Talking about plans for ( 3 ) P e o p l e Are F u n n y 1116 I I ) Mae* T h a i S p a r * Labor Day, you'll be glad to IS) M id -FI a. New# Pitcher Out : t I I I I I Sat. Night S h o w l . t l 111 La t ft Ime hear that there's a place lo NEW YORK < UIM)—Left13) Peo ple Will T a l k Hander Bud Daley, on the stash the kids while you have II) P aetw eel ( I ) D ay I* C a m disabled list since April 26, one last fLng for the summer. 1.1* ( 3 1 T h a P o r t - re has been sent home for the Joking aside, the Skate City ( I) a n L la h ltile r III Jana Wyman P re - remainder of Ihe season by Holler Rink is having an ail ten t ■ day skate on Labor Day from I t l ( I ) L o r e t t a T e a n * Shew the New York Yankees. 9:30 til 4:36, so you can m ike ( I ) T * T ell Tb* T r u t h Our .Machine* Are: your plans early. On Wednes­ Ills - Fan! - Thrifty REFEREEING RECORD day nights ■ popular area D. We .\r» Open Air —NEW YORK (UPI) - Ar­ J., Johnny Gilbert ts bringing 125 REWARD Wgeh In Comfort thur Donovan of New York all his rock ‘n roll records to for information leading lo Kwitc - White the recovery of ten large refereed a record of 14 the rink and will play them heavyweight title bouts, in­ to skate by. Ladles ire ad­ lion*, stolen from front of I. V l ’N H R Y Long wood Fit Dar-U-lj. cluding several Joe Louis de­ mitted free of charge on 21.19 I I lK N t II A \ E . fense i . i Wedaiudav night u<u. . Ritz Features Sinatra .(DJ BY JUDY TURNER Already people are making plans for the Labor Day weekend coming up next week. It will mark the end of the vacation season. Since this weekend I# al­ Close I pm Sunday Our PIES Homemade! ONE AND ONLY ONE LOCATION OR L A N D O on Hwy. #50, 4 blocks east of Colonial Shopping Plaza The Original And Authentic Swedish Hospitality (TTtd "Jen oh - h o w " trirh footI Serving ConffnuMity Daily — 11:00 *9:00 p.i SUNDAYS ond HOLIDAYS 3 7 1 2 ( . Colonial Drivo REA LTY Homes Our F r in k SiNama. nosaiMDRusseu: mraiKwooo KMumipeN M iL>C«ny CUM usm »-C2e Your Horn ft :^*rta2>r"rc>«AMtoMMAMah H Co-Fealure 10:15 “N tt*r S«y Gootlb)#" Rock 11 o.l .<>n . C olor Corns Biow d Now featuring LUAUS, STEAKS, EXOTIC DRINKS. Only place nerving Steaks on Sunday from Del.and lu Winter Park MONDAY NITES • TIIE INCREDIBLE DON MASTERS. MAGIC AT YOUR TABLE NO CHARGE RIKSHA INN Phone 838-2311 For Reaervationa Just a few minute* from Sanford* South on 17-92 at Fern Park •Il.e* �*- X (• m —i’«i-A ^ Hold Your Own Sale With HERALD Want-Ads Classified m-m mm O ffice 204 W. First SXAOLDVn CLASUF1ED OUTLAY; T i m , thru f ri. - t P- 1L fey ffnU lG H T CLAB1FIKD: T om , thru FrL • « Y. M. day llm B a n ff « U M M I » sponsible lor a m U aa e a t tocerreet Insartioa at y ew id , u d rtaanraa tt* right to ra­ t i * a r w jaet toy edvertisefro a what ardarad to confers to tha poUdaa a l thia H P*. Legal Notice n tub r m r r r r » t a t , w a siD rim a a a s m a cot**n , ri.o tu n * IB CM AISC r.Hr, C m * Me. it b nnw rur * a v i n o «i HANK, a Bavin* * l l i n k o r * * n anil e i t a l l n * un<l«r t h a t a n a o t t h a B tata a t X ew Y ork. P laintiff t 1>«1 K n irrrr p k i -a x o w iiit r anil ULADTB R. W H I T K , h la W ilt, D afrm lanta. k n rirr a r arrr T U B 8 T A T R O r F L O R ID A ) T O t K r n e a l D alan o W h i t t I U I Maso n C r t a k H o ad N o rfo lk , V lrn ln la TO: O la.l y a It. W h l t a MIS M t t o n C r t r k ( t o a d N o r fo lk , V i r g i n ia Ton a r t htrtb jr n o tlfltd t h a t a au lt h a a b een (licit a a a l n t t you In th a a t t n v t i n t ltltd c a u t t and th a t you a r t r t ' i u l r t d to f l i t y o u r a n a w a r w ith th a tr ltr k of th la C ourt a n d t o t a r v o a copy t h a r a n f upon th a p laintiff or plaint l t r a a llo rn ty a , w hota naint a n d a d d r t t t ta: U lm er, M u rr h l a o n , K a n t , Ath h y A Rail, • St rlorlda N ational Rank I l u l l d l n r , J a c k s o n v i l l e >, F l o r Ida, n o t l a t a r t h a n t h a 10th day of B tp ltinbtr, l i l t . If y o u f a l l lo d o to, a d t e r t a p r o c o n f t t t o w i l l ba a n t a r t d a a a l n t t you for tha rtlltf i t t n a n d r i t In t h a c o m p l a i n t . T h la a u l t la t o f o r e c lo s e a m o r ta l no anoum brrlha th t f o l lo w in g d c a r r l h t d p r o p e r t y l o r a t a d In H tialn o la C o u n t y , Florida, lo -w ttl L o t 43 o f B O t T I I P IN K C It CRT, P l r a t A d d itio n , aa r t r o r d a d In P l a t Uon k 10, p a a c a 01 a n d 01 o f t h a P u b l l o Itaen rd a o f Mamin ola C o u n t y , F l o r i d a ; T o a a l h t r w i t h t h a f o l to w ln a llam a of p ro p a rly w h ich ara l o c a t e d In a n d p e r m u n e n t l j In tta llid aa a p art of th t I m p r o v e m e n t ! o n aa ld l a n d ; One O K . I t l t r t r l o 1*-cu ft.) n « f rla * r a l'ir . Mod­ al I,IM 0, tarlal No. i:N i:o :3 i O n t C h t l a t a 10-Inch K i t c h o n K a h a u a t F a n (No modal num ber a r t t r l t l num ber) Ona Dun T herm (o il) t p a r t h e a t e r . Model T il, t a r l a l No. H i l l O n a (1 R. ( K l e r l r l c l R e n a t , Mod el l J t o o , a t r i a l No. HNK01OA N ina Metal V enetian t l t l n d a , m a n u f a c t u r e d by R e n k a r l k (D ata A P a i n t Co. (N o modal n u m b e r or tarlal num bera) O n t T r a v e r a e Hod m a n u ­ factured by E aatarn D rapery H a r d w a r e Co. ( N o m o d al n u m b a y o r aerial num baral O na O.R. ( e l e c t r i c ) I f o t w aler llaaler. Modal 1 Y I I, aerial No. WN TllOOdl. W I T N K tW m y b a n d a n d Ih* o fficial t e a l o f th la H o n o r a b l e C o u r t t h l a l l l h d ay a t A u a u e t , A.D. 1)11. (MKAL) A r t h u r H. n e r k w l t h . J r . C lerk of th e Circuit C ourt Hr M a r t h a T . V l h l c a D eputy Clerk trUMKK, MUKTIIIRON, K E N T . AHItllY A HALL F l o r i d a N a t i o n a l D a n k Build In* J a r k e o n v l t l * 1. F l o r i d a l‘u b l l a h : A u « . t ( , >1. I t , Rapt. I. I lll COL-11 Girls ACTUM* | Feminine of John 6 "Grind eld (AUia 11 Tills a n U Redactor M Trkka 13 Xsit (Fr.) 17 Relumed (to) CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Loot * Ftnnia 2. Notices - Personals *. Edocation - Inatructioo i Tranaportatioa 5. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. BtuincM Rentals t . Beach Rentals ft. For Bala or Bent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real E state For Sale 18. Mortfaffe 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. Buildinff Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio ft Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry • Lira stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 34-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Fnrm Equipment 1. L o st f t F o o a « 1 PAIR of Trlxter SkiU. Loit on Cryital Like In Like Mary. Reward. Phone Day TA 2-9635. Alter S FA 2 8159 LOST: (25 Reward for return o( iraall Dos, black with a mall amount of white, long hair. FA 1-3732. Legal Notice 17 AMUtt M Street rigB SOThttMfb 13 Steamer (ek) 44 Article HOME BUYERS Circle Plans 23 C kstrU Barbecue 27 Units o< A chicken barbecue has been scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 7, on the grounds of the Church of the Nativity in Lake Mary. Tbe St. Teresa Circle oi the church is sponsoring the Nipper and the publlr ‘*j i t proyH-r—re. ■ | !». rooiu. Electron heat. 14th St. Longwood. 838-3296. 22 Commission 24 lluilcil quality IS Iretend v i .« Cole IRBehoMt (IsfM 53 Powders 54 Revoked LOST: Germ aa ahert hair g BEROOMS, IV* baths, patio. S t Johns Realty Pointer, m ile. Tstto in ear. San-Sctn Realty. John T. U . Loat vicinity ot F e n Zeuli, Reg. Broker. J6K S. THE TIMS TESTD FIR.V Park. Reward. TE (-3497 French. Ph. days. FA 2-745#. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-4la anytime. Evenings FA 2-3296. FOR Sale or Trade. l-( Bed room House. 1-2 Bedrooia 2. Notices • Penmuala FURNISHED cottage at Five House for home in country Points, (65. per month. Ph. VACUUM CLEANER repair*, 323-0662. FA 2*1467. parts, supplies for Electro­ lux, Kirby, Hoover, Air* A REAL HOME. If you like FURNISHED cottage n e a r Way, Rex-Alr etc. Free to entertain or just want main gate Naval Air Sta­ elbow room, check thla one, pickup. New and Used tion. Reasonable. FA 2.3721. 3 bedroom a, 2 baths, Flor­ cleaner* Mid. FA 2-2282. ida room and all the trim­ FURNISHED efficiency apt. CARD OF THANKS mings. In the center of two for I or couple. Light* It To the many friend* and shaded lots in a choice reswater Included. Ideally lo­ neighbor* who were so very idential area. Priced befow cated for teacher. (45. Ph. generou* with their asal*its value with attractive FA 2-7399. lance and the many exterms for a quick sale. preuloni of sympathy to ui ( BEDROOM, unfurnished during the recent loss of bouse on new Upssla Road, our brother Wilbur K. back of Davis Welding shop. SO U T H W A R D Black welder, vre extend our Owners now on property. INVE_~MSNT A REALTY moit heartfelt appreciation. 116 N. Para Ave. 322 9173 2 BEDROOM furnished House. Vera 6 Woody Anderson (S3 a month. 218 W. 19th The Blackwe'idcr Family GOVERNaaiNT S t Ph. FA Z-29W. OWNED HOMES 6. For Rent 3 BEDROOMS, IV* bath. Kit­ FOR a real bargain in a home buy, see our selection CLEAN 1st floor Apartment. chen equipped. Fenced backot 2, 3 and 4 bedroom, 1 Private entrance. 1004 Pal­ yard 322-6832. 3103 S. Park. and 2 bath home* that are metto. available for immediate oc­ 8. Beach Rentals EFFICIENCY Apartment on cupancy. These home buys HUTCHISON Ocean front First St. N ear 2 city free are priced below market Apartment. Daytona Beach. parking lota and shopping value. You can purchase a FA 2-4038. stores. No utility charges. Government Owned Home Suitable for couple or ilnfor as little as (100.00 to gle, also retired people. 9. For Sato or Rem (550 00 down. Monthly pay­ TA 2-4712. 3 BEDROOM, IV* bath Home. ments Dial include every­ 323-0690. thing start as low as (16.00. 2 BEDROOM CU House. Kit­ For complete information chen equipped. Carporte, 12. Real Estate For Sale on any Government Owned utility. Large comer lot. Home, See your 1333 Elliott Ave. Near Bail Vi ACRE Lakevtew or lake FHA It VA PROPERTY front Investment or retire­ Park. Phone TA 2-2064 or MANAGEMENT BROKER ment lots. Small down pay­ FA 2-2324. SANFORD AREA ment. Owner financing. '* 1 BEDROOM Apartment. Mile West of 17-92 on BingQuiet neighborhood. FA 2bam Rd. Ph. FA 2 3670. Jim Hunt Realty 1462 from 6:30 to 6 p. m. Office FA 2-211( Monday thru Friday. Ph. ST. JOHN'S RIVER. Lake Harney. Furnished Camp Night FA 2-0648 FA 2-4301 any other time. on 100' waterfront lot, ad­ 323-0700 ROOM In good Home. Pb. joining lot available too. 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. 323-0391. Call Owner at 349-3191 (Geneva). 2 BEDROOM framo house. I BEDROOMS. 2 bath home. Osteen. FA 2-2064. Kitchen equipped. Large 18 Rented X Assert 11 Southern o t f ^ _ . •aTra illT * JPArboreal home 33 Harden M Artlet l ftame M Hotel rreetem M lmectldds so See to n e _Isa.) 31 Instant to Blundtts , 33 Arams tie berk 40 E nero (sling) 12. Rati Batata Far Salt iF w I n t Fla. room A patio. 103 E. If you find yourself reading IDYLLWILDE Onora Kd. FA 2-3137. NOTIC K r M I F . M this, chances are that OF LOCH AIIBOR r i m r i n v n sawm k ta titk 2 BEDROOM, Fla. Room, you're seriously giving some Shoemaker Construction Com­ TO W H O M I T MAT CONCKHNj thought to buying that Nolle# ta h e r n b y g i v e n t h a t carport utility. Near School pany has another new lux­ t h a a n d t r a l a n a i l , p u r a u i n t la Cheap water rates. (63. No "certain*’ home for you ury home in the desirable t h a " F l c t l t l n u a Nam * Htatand yours in the near Pets. 322-8282 alter l p . m . tila'* C h a p t e r H i .M , Fturlilii dream home acction of Statute, w ill renlaler w ith future. Idyllwildc near completion t h a C l a r k o f l h a C ln - u lt Court, FOR LEASE to responsible In a n d f o r Bnmlnota County. for your inspection i tenants. 2 Bedrooms, Fla F l o r i d a , u p o n r e c e i p t o f p roof And if this be the case, we room, carporte. U t i l i t y n f t h a p u b l i c a t i o n of t h l a id . at Stenstrom Realty would Check these features: l i ra , t h a fictitio u s name, room, central h e a t Exclu­ like to take this opportun­ t o - w l t : Q u a l i t y F u t t Oil Co. • 3 Spacious Bedrooms sively quiet neighborhood. ( n u t In c.) u n d e r w hich wa ity to make this one spe­ • Large Living Room a r a a n a a i r a d In b u a ln a t* at (73. 322 8282 after 1 p. m. cial 'request of you. SI»T F o u n t C i t y Hoad In the • Dining-Family Room C o u n t y o f Mamlnola, Florida. Furn. A pt Close tn. A pt 4. • Luxury equipped Kitchen T h a t t h a p a r t i t a I n tareata d Check with Stenstrom Realty (33 Uo. 407Vi W. 1st. In anld biialnnea e n t e r p r i s e • 2 Sparkling Baths first, or Iasi! You'll be glad a r a a a fo lln w a: • Patio off Family Room F r a n k II. H i l l a n d FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellonvitle. you did. Jan a la K H alt • 2 Car Enclosed Garage 3104 C a ll o w a y D riv e Efficiency Apt. (30 Mo. up. • Central Heating System O rlando, Florida Surplus CUy. 201 W. 1st. It may be that you're newly­ D a t e d a t Stanford, Rentlnnl# • Central Air-Conditioning weds, or have reached semi C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , Autruat II, • Sidewalks A Paved t>«3. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. or full retirement. Or per­ Street* H ubllah: A US- 14, 51, l«, Rapt. Clean and close in. Jimmie haps Just looking for a lit­ «. 1»43 • Water A Sewage System! Cowan. 322-4013. tle "elbow room" for that CDL-IO • And nxtraa galore I growing family of yours. IN COUNTY J I 'I N I K 'S I-OMIT, 2 BEDR0031 bouse. Kitchen Or, newly arrived in town. SKNI.NOLH COU N T T , FLOW. equipped. (73. FA 2-3303. Open daily for your inspec­ ID *. rv rv rr o r tion or for a private show­ Whatever the case, we would 121 LAUREL DRIVE CIIKLDON R. L A i m C N t m i U l . ing, call your exclusive PKCK.IHKD 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ consider it a pleasure to N o T irs a t o riiK M iT iiii* sales agents for Ravenna serve you. Six courteous, ef­ ped House. (93 a month TO A L L PSiNSONS II VS M O Park A IdjllwiJde. CLAIM* on II K M A N u * ficient, experienced and in­ Ph. FA 26457. AOAINftT SAID KATATKi terested real estate men You s n d e a c h of you s r a AIR-CONDITIONED BR. In stand ready to discuss your h e r e b y n o t i f i e d e n d r eq u ired S Rm. furn. Apt. (63. mo. lo f i le a n y c l a l m e an d dementis individual snd personal real Stenstrom Realty w h ic h yo u . o r o l l h o r of you, I l l E. Sth St. FA 2-4283. estate needs, and to assist m a y h a v e rycalnet s a i d e s t a t e Real Estate—Mortgages In th * o f f i c e o f Kan. C. V . r n you In the selection of your 111 N. Park Ave. 322-2120 RENTALS o n Mtao, C o u n t y J u d s e o f home. Ravenna Park FA 2-719J Kemlnol* C o u n t y , a t h i s offlcs U you have a homo you wish In l h a C o u r t t l o u s a In Hanford. Evenings to rent o r lease, or, if Florida, w ithin sis rslsn d sr m o n th s fro m the tints of ths you're looking for an excep­ Stenstrom Realty, long re ­ FA 2-2677 FA 2 3829 FA 2-836S cognised is the "Home of f i r s t p u b l i c a t i o n ef t h i s notionally good rental home, l i ra . K ach c l a i m o r d sm a n d Homes,” has the home for check with Sanford's larg m u s t b s In w r l t l n * a n d c o n ­ GREEN HltlAR you. May we show it to t a i n t h s p l a e s of r esid en ce est rental and property Choice lota availa b le in s n d p o s t o f f i c e a d d r e s s of t h e you soonT (irernhriar of latch Arbor management firm. We'U c l a i m a n t a n d m u s t he sw orn lo b y t h e c l a i m a n t , hie a g e n t overlooking golf course, both be glad you did! o r a t t o r n e y , o r t h e aatn e ehsll ('unions building to your Stenstrom Realty be void. specification. Grecnbriar D a le y L a u t e n b u r g * developed by Real Estate—Mortgages Ae A d m i n i s t r a t r i x of said Stenstrom Realty estala l i t N. Park Ave. FA 2-2)20 KINGS WOOD P u b l i s h Au*. I, I , IS, S3, I t S I BUILDERS INC, Real E state,^ Mortgages Ravenna Park FA 2-7493 CDL-1 11 N. P a r k , of ^ FA 2-2120 202 Fairmont Dr. E',C'lng* Awewer t o P m too* P utt)* b t a W m U pA rve L .W . a , —, FA 2-H07I I ihrf* woWfti getting ‘ a tlrlll to teach our young people 1* rP 'a A i ut of such wanton destruc- that only an Idiot Ukcs de­ light in wanton destruction. IS Golf term _ IS Ordinance ( t o ) ____ . U 1. Lest ft 41 Aider Ct U n m a n 44 Biblical pronoun 43 German WSoowr 4a Ktoun water 48 Mau l doom i t Primate 63 Tunld Have you read Ruth Millett'a "Tips on Teen-Agers"! Mall 23 cents to Ruth Millctt Reader Service, e/o The 'orida Home Check kle-Built Homes at *7-UIy motdeg Astotst" 10 Bacon 13 Pseksge MGIobn W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, U4 W. First SL M Oiler FURN. apt. 500 Park. M lac k DOWN 1 Kephlte 3 Iroquotan Indian > Croft ■ lb (Insert 7 Weather finceat (aociel p w v (OMain (Horea'i 3 l IW U ek a li NEW 3 Bedrooms, 2 balhs, kitchen equipped. Central heat A Air-Cond. Close in. (123 a month. Option to buy. 422 2379 Orlando. MAYFAIR: 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, largo y a r d . (100 monthly. FA 2-4709. FURN. 2 Room Eft. Apt. P rivate Bath and entrance. U t Boor, FA 2-2489, FLORIDA TYt€$9 iHjJtsbc mode! homo trt odci? now (n vour iniMriinU lor ovu 54 itu i i UmQui nftTft in jouthtrn building! Bits* quality horns* art pnetd amaderty km ■—bom 36,960 to (13,430. ” Down Payments Ota as loo as J2I0' Monthb W to 'sS 'd fr W‘ ,4 " d 1,1 0p“ 41 THE MACKLE BROS. INCa PHONE DeLANO 734-7303 DELTONA, FLORIDA �, Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, FA2-5612 1 1 Rn I Ki U I i f o r Sate 12. Real Eatate For Sale 12. Rm I EnUte for Sal* 9hr (taafnrd frralfi Frl. Aujf. 23. ’63— Pujre 9 32. Flowers • Shrubs NEW 2 Story )lou»e. 4 Bed­ rooms. 1U baths. Large living room li dining area. Den. patio Ik breeseway, Carage. On Da lots in Lake Mary. Central heating duct­ ed for Air-Condition. $13,900. FA 2 633*. I BEDROOM, 1 bath home, LOCH ARBOR- Little Venice By Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE Larga corner lot In Wynnesection— attractive 3 br., need aectiin. For ante by 1 bath, tile roof. CBS home, owner. FA 24290. in good residential a n a . Large lot, adjoining golf course. Back yard com­ WALKING DISTANCE pletely fenced in. $300. Neat 3 bedroom Home with down, with le u than $ 100. dining room, porch In good per month payments. Ph. NORTHERN OWNER. Offers location a t only $4930 only 322-0*40. 412 W. Crystal $300 down. four 2 bedroom houses for Lake Dr. sale. Can be bought singly. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Bargains for cash or will Realtor COUNTRY CLUB RD sell on term for 20'; down. Raymond Lundqulst, Amo. LAKE MARY Prices on requests. 322*232 FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. New 2 Bedroom Home with after l p. m. electric kitchen one and a TO HECK YOU SAY I LAKE MARY half baths, carport, $8,930. Yet you don't know. Call J . New 3 Bedroom completely Lakeview k lake privilege. W. Hall, Agency have them CBS 1 bedroom furnlsheJ. alr conditioned home with ahow you this modern con­ Total price *4300. High k electric kitchen, two bath­ crete block homo today. rooms, carporte, $ 12,200.— dry Luts 80 x * M \ $873 Quietly resting in the se­ terms. Brown Realty. Ph. Very attractive terms on rine environment ot much FA 2 3237 or FA 21984. either house, call owner more eapcnsive homes. This 322-2713. IMMEDIATE Occupancy, two well kept-beauti(ull) main­ 3 bedroom model Homes. tained Itome demands your NEW LOW PRICE with terms LMN Enterprises, I n c. ownership. Some features to suit buyer. Custom built Highland Ave. Longwood. Include fenced back yard, house in good location. 3 TE 8-3911. separate well for lawn, Bedrooms, 2 full tiled abundant shade trees, fire­ baths, hardwood floors, fire­ JOHN E. FOX place, separate dining room place, two baths, 2 car gar­ REALTOR age, lovely comer location, and Florida room, Urge 30-033* etc.; Price you ask? $20,000. "eat in" kitchen, double 110 N. Park Ave. garage with two utility Terms If desired to meet 16. Female Help Wanted “I think Shultz Is part chow, too — th# w*y rooms. Lot 100 x 133 beau­ almost any budget. Oh yes! put* tt mwoyr* tifully landscaped with MIDDLE aged white woman, It has 3 bedrooms. Call now many trees Including citrus. live in and keep house for for th li much for so little Last chance aa owner leav­ elderly couple. FA 2-2318. 22. Build - Paint • Repair 27. Spadal Service* cannot last forever. 3. W. Hall, Realty, 2344 S. ing (own. Open bouse now WHITE Housekeeper. Live in. Semi-Retired Carpenter at 1*14 Melkmville Ave. French Ave., FA 23*41. WASHING Machine Service. Care for 1 elderly lady. Small Repairs — Painting Free eallmatea on repalra. Reasonable salary. Phone Phone FA 2-7983 2840 Hiawatha. 322-7383. FA 2-1887. FHA - VA GOVERNMENT HOMES O MR 2 - 3 - 4 BEDROOMS 1 AND 2 BATHS MOST KITCHEN EQUIPPED DOWN PAYMENTS FROM i » $100 V A to $250 FHA LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS! EXCELLENT LOCATIONS V *3 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY We Can Qualify You For • One Of These Outstanding Home Buys In Minutes! For Complete Information SEE OR CALL Stenstrom Realty Real Estate • Mortgages FA 2-2120 111 N. PARK AVE. > BLOOMING Roses on double SOFA Bed mchair $33. RCA cherokee stock. $2.30 each. Console T.V. 17" old model, Gray Shadows Nursery new tube. $35. 322-8138. 4 ml. S. on Sanford Ave. LIKE New Panel Ray Oaa 33. Furniture wall type Furnace. Call FA 2 60*9. Sell lrs Yonr Furniture. Quick Service With the t'aih. UNDERWOOD Portable type­ SUPER TRADING POST writer, tabulation, standard FA 24)877. keyboard, $3 90 per month. Powell's Office Supply, 117 WANTED reliable couple to klagnolia Ave. take up monthly payments of $13.30 on 3 complete 1 USED standard Underwood rooms of furniture. Call typewriter. $49.95. Powell's TE *1311, Casselberry, col­ Office Supply. 117 Magnolia. lect. 4 PIECE Sectional. $110. Ph. Used furniture, appliances, FA 2-000 . tools, etc. Bought • Sold. UrTy a Mart 215 Sanford FENCE Posts, round heart cypress, 7 to 20 foot langtha. Ave. Ph. FA 2 4122 33c and up. FA 2-1440 or FREE ESTIMATE FA 2-8910. Upholstering 4 Mattress ren­ ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ NEW Swiss made electric Shavers only $4.99. Guarant­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. eed 2 full years. 8 mm Elec­ Co., at 7U9 Celery Ave. FA 2-3117. tric Movie Camera $12.93. 9 Sample shown on request 31. Article* For Sale dealers Invited. Write to SPINET riano. Cherry ma­ "Gifta". T. 0. Box 78 Sanford. Fla. hogany, full k e y b o a . r d bench. 1 year old. New 31-A Swap or Exchange cost $9«i0 Will sell $393. Ph. BUY. Sell 4 Trade Guns. FA 26219. Oateen Bridge Fish Camp Tents, tarpa, lockers, paint, 4 Gun Shop. work cluthei, Army-Navy Surplua. 310 Sanford Ave. 35. Article* Wanted SPECIAL — Fresh cage Egg*. NEEDED: Someone to donate a Baby Bed to a worthy Come 4 get 'urn. 2739 Coun­ mother. Call FA 2-3133 af­ try Club Rd. Birkca Egg ter 4:30 p. m. Factory. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS VICTOR-10 key Adding Ma­ WANTED used T.V.'a. Ph. All Types and Sites chine, *&u. 14115 Forest Dr. FA 2-9776. We Repair and Service FA 2 3328. 36. Automobile* • Truck* S T I N E Machinery and Supply Co. UPRIGHT piano in excellent '33 FORD. 4 door. Body parts. condition and tone, $130; 207 W. 2nd SL FA 28432 4 Doors 4 trunk. $4 each. $00 lb. capacity 18 cu. ft. FA 2 9483. upright Good Housekeeping Air-Conditioning freezer, like new, $230; 1938 RENAULT Caravclle. H. B. POPE CO., INC. Call FA 2-1440. 9x13 braided rug, green 2U0 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 tones, $23; lounge chair, BUYING A NEW or $10; hi-fi record player ami SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ USED CAR7 cabinet with record!, $30. tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. FINANCE IT WITH UB 1220 Randolph St., before 322 3306. 4 I<ow Interest Ralee noon o r alter 6 p.tn. Phone ♦ Low Monthly Paym«atf SWIMMING instructions, all FA 2 2128. FLORIDA STATE BANK levels. FA 1 3332. LIONEL Train table 4 com­ 1958 CIIEV. 2 dr. HT. It. 4 U Tractor, mowing, discing, plete l a y o u t . Excellent 323 2710. blade, scoop. FA 2 7884. Christmas present. Cost $218 only $93. 323 048*. TREE SERVICE. Expert tree service. Reasonable rates, ORGAN liko new. FA 28199. 8 years experience. Free ASSUME PAYMENTS on pop­ estimates. Ph. FA 2-4377. ular make aig tag, auto­ matically makes button­ 29. Automobile Service holes and dial for fancy stitches. Guaranteed. Five AUTO GLASS payments ot 58.9U or *iu. INSTALLED cash. FA 2 9411. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY LAWN SERVICE for three good men. I nmediate openings fur Auto- Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ isfaction guaranteed. Ph. motive salesman. Appliance FA 2-1817, salesman, and Automotive Senknrik Glass and l’aint aervtcc m a n. Excellent SINGER AUTOMATIC Plano Tuning and Repair Company working condition, chance W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 210 Magnolia Pb. FA 3-4*22 Sewing machine, like new, for advancement. Write Box makes buttonholes, lows on An investment, not an ex­ buttons, monograms, em ­ 187, Casselberry, Florida pense. Call FA 23812 for broiders, etc. All without ACCEPTING applications for expert advice on a Herald attachments. Sold new over one driver-salesman for SEMINOLE 1 VOLUSIA $300. Balance now due only advertising campaign. Fuel Oil route and one Ser­ Repair or New $89 80. Wanted re.ion.dble Auto Glass, Tops vice Station attendant. Call Any Type party to assume payments * Seat Covert or write E. II. McAlcxandContract or Hour as low as $8 38 monthly rr. Phone FA 2 27*4, P.O. BONDED ROOFING CO. AUTO GLASS & Trade in for your old ma Il< \ 133^ 608-5759 DKIIAKY Write Service Dis SEAT COVER CO. chine. count Co. Credit Manager ID. Situations Wanted 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ P.O. Box 111. Sanford. Fla 4LIWORK Ot’AR WTKK.D geration service. All work CHILDREN kept. Fenced In Dclliimidifier RCA Imperial guaranteed. Very reason­ 31. Poultry • Livestock yard. 323 0138. ndlarouml. Handles 12.UU0 able in price. Day FA 2-7434 PAINTING. Repairs. Work SHETLAND PONIES cu. ft. Like new. $43. Ph. Night FA 2 2068. __ guaranteed. FA 2 0259. FUR CHRISTMAS 323-0488. LAWNS Renovated - Aerate Financing Available $30 * up. Child Care FA 2-2271. We will keep until Dec. 21. NORGE 2 door freezer refrig Remove Thatch - Chinch erutor combination, $73. ExAlso S a d d l e s , Blankets, Bug Spray (VC-13) - Ferti21. Beauty Salon* re Hi nt condition. KA 2-637U. birdies 4 halter*. Ph. Htc-Ph. FA 2 4244 S P E C I A L FA 2 3171 or FA 2 W77. Ma n s f ie l d la w n s k r . BABY Beil 4 mattress. Good BACK to school offer, one of eond. FA 2 0129. 32. Flower* • Shrub* our better cold wave* $150. We now have a special fa­ SANFORD HERALD GKUI1A DAISIES Dutch Mill BRAND new full site round cial booth services from bobbin Sewing klachine. Nursery. Uptala ltd. Just WANT ADS tip to tip. Back to School special. off 20th SL * 1st. Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop Guaranteed. $48 88. $5.00 BRING FAST 318 Palmetto Ave. VEGETABLE plants. See down 4 balance of $2 00 RESULTS Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store, Phone door 1 .122-0834 weekly. Limted supply, lot 2nd and Sanford Ave. 8 . Park Ave. Phone door 2, 322-8525 • STENSTROM REALTY COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE • HOMES • LOTS • RENTALS VA - FHA - Coavrational ■ Ira M ___ Over RAVENNA PARK & IDYLLWILDE "CUSTOM BUILT HOMES OF DISTINCTION" 111 N. PARK A \E . RAVENNA PARK SALES OFFICE: FA 2-7193 SPITFIR E 12 f r e t long, speed over 911 ni.p.h., d isc b ra k e s, i n d e p en d e n t su sp en sio n , roll-up wi n d ows — EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENTS & Residential NEW TRIUM PH • MANAGEMENT • FARMS • GROVES • ACREAGE • COMMERCIAL Mortgage Loans Commercial 36. Automobile* • Trucks 37. Boat* • M f r » 1939 VOLKSWAGON Karmlnn 14’ PLYWOOD Boat 4 trailer, Ghia Sport Coupe, Like $38.30. 222-1282 after 1 p.m. new. 1403 Forest Drive. Ph. FA 2-352*. 12 hp. MOTOR, Boat 4TraU> er. $175. FA 1-7775. 1953 *« TON International Pickup Truck. Good me­ 38. Motorcycle* . Scooter* chanical condition 4 good Urea. Ph. 322-4782. BIKES Repnlred • Repainted. Free pickup and del. Coy'8 3 TON, 2 speed Rear end V8 Bike Shop. FA 8-8463. Ford. Rig especially for hauling trailer, mobile 39. Trailer* • Cabana* home. Call FA 3-4377. MOBILE home. Pacem aker 1960 COKVA1R. $100 down 4 30' x 10', 2 bedroom. Con* take over payments. 118 tact J. L. Lindt. FA 2-1334 Rosalia Drive. E x t 377 or FA 47233. 37. Boat* * Motor* 47' x 10' 1 BEDROOM Trad* WAIT fur large reopening er. 1960 modal. Screened ia sale Sept. 6th. Stock of 10 x 20 porch. Wall to wall boats, motors and trailers carpeting. Call FA 2-8111 a t or below wholesale prices. between 10 4 I. Robson Sporting Goods, D o w n t o w n Sanford, TEN r Trailer. Good condk FA 2-5981. tlun. Call FA 2-4341. H O H E B S o/S AN F O R D S ATU R D A Y SPECIAL NEW 1963 CHEVROLET IMPALA 4 DOOR SEDAN WITH AUTOMATIC TRANS., l ’OWKR STEERING,, WHITE WALL TIRE*, RADIO AND HEATER 2736 i 00 STOCK NO. UK) — COLOR WHITE 1939 CHEVROLET I DOOR HBLAIK, AUTOMATIC, ROW Eli STEERING. STOCK NO. I238A FIRST COME IR A ft O* FIRST SERVED 219 E. 2nd ST. 2503 PARK No bugs... - •» AVE. *, ■i . in used cars from BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS BUT YOU WILL FIND VALUE HERE ----- INSIDE AND OUT. NOT TO MENTION A VARIETY OF YEARS, MODELS & COLORS. YOUR EYES WILL “BUG OUT” AT THE VALUES YOU WILL SEE AT: Homes Our Specialty SALES h ROOFING AND J BANQUET Waitress. Full It 25. Plumbiwf Service* P art time. Good salary. I). HINSON & HEARN D. Varner. Mayfair Inn. PLUMBING CONTRACTING Repairs k Water Hcatera 17. Male Help Wanted FREE ESTIMATES The City of Sanford Civil 204 E. 3rd St. 322 9143 Service Board ia accepting applications for the posi­ PLUMBING tion of police patrolman. Contracting Repairs Requirements: 21 to 30 FREE ESTIMATES years of age; height and R. L. HARVEY wgt. to conform with estab­ 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 33*3 lished standards with min­ imum 5 9" hgt and 134 lbs 26. Radio A Tela via Ion wgt; minimum of high school education or equiv­ USED T.V. Sets $10 up. Ser­ vice calls $2.00. Sanford alent. Examination f o r qual. applicants will tie T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 29776. held at 2:30 P.M. August a 31, 1963 In the city hall. 27. Special Service* Good working conditions and pension plan. Submit SINGER applications to Civil Ser­ SEWING MACHINE vice Examiner not later than August 28. 1983. CALL FA 2-5783 31. Article* For 8 t k A * Only HUNT 109 N. Palme!in . FA 2-1881 *2249 LIN C O LN M ERCURY IN C {jlM, HcmpliifE M OTOPt • T | i rd C I PON TIAC ii j n n M M Winier Park MI 1-0209 J If �• ’r rv- TOUR of M ake those Dreams come true! L ou of Ortoado, to Robert Ralph P. Monger Sr., to to Kora Xonrkk, N. Chula- Jotooo, ot u Lake Harriott Estates, tllJ N Jabei Paraoa. ot ux. Old Or­ ota, >7400 lando Rd., >12,000 Cheater Morriaon, ot ux la tarn 8aoo4 AO American C. R. McKee Sr. to Mold Winter Park Fed. Savlnga Golf, lae. to l u rru d ieo Bottling Co., Sanford, 137,000 and Loan. Oriento Gardena, Redevelopers, lac. of Cali* Emcat Auatla, ot ux to >10,000 foraia, Casselberry, ISM N Edith Loo. M-19-29 Ronald Boll, ot u to Ro­ Henry M. Tgou J r ., ot ux bert Baggett, ot •? Goldie Marshall Bailey, ot ux to to FHA, Sunland, >10,300 Jack Lowla, et ux to Ro­ Manor, I 12J 00 James K. Smith, N. Chuluota. >7.000 bert Hilton, et ux, WeathersG. Bernard Chambers, et Klngawood Bldra., Inc. to field, »,100 ux to First Baptiat Church of Felix And reax, e t ux, GreenQ. V. Chambera. ot ux to Longwood, >3,300 briar, >9,000 Kelly John Parkera, ot ux Lyman Baker, ot u to Joseph Derrenbacker, ot ux, Melvin Smith, et ux to Wil­ Longwood, >11,400 Firet Federal Savtnga and Sanford, >9,000 liam Aahton, et al Mineral Sprlnga Park, >9,400 Alfred Tbompoon, et ux to C. E. Venice, ot ux, >11,000, Wallace Davla, et ux to Fern Park Sam Juris, et al, 10-21-31, >11,000 Jerry Dale Walden Sr., et ux to Jack Demetrec, et al Sanlanta, >tl.90o Jamea Gamble to Jamea llughea, et ux, Wlldmere, >13,- ^You'Llfall in Love with thffl delightful area. It's tree - shaded, gently rolling terrain, adjacent to the Mayfair Golf Coarse; truly an ideal setting for your prestige home. A visit will convince you of the serene, restful atmosphere of Greenbriar. SELECT YOUR HOMESITE NOW — BUILD WHEN YOU’RE READY! DIRECTIONSi Pram Sanford tans west cm 29th Street at French Ava. (Hwy. 1T-9S), Watch far the atone at Mayfair Country Club. Greenbriar borders the Country Ctob ea the aooth, and io directly west of Lark Arbor. William S. Brumley Jr.-Byron M. Leach P. O. BOX 1899 FA 2-8074 Albert Greene, e t ux to John F. Reed, e t ux, Queen's Mirror, >8,300 Edward B. Griswold, et ux to John Foley, et ux, Pinecrest, >10,000 Albert M. Greene, et ux to Donald Qrerne, e t ux, Queen's Mirror, >9,000 FHA to Elmer Furr, ot ux, Sanlando, >13,050 John II. Platt, et nx to Frederick Hooker Sr., at ux Prairie Lake, >16,000 Donald E. Cone, at ux to Florida Conference Assn, of Seventh-Day Adventists, Baar Lake Manor, >13.300 William E. Miller, at ux to Florida Conference Assn, of Seventh-Day Adventists, Bear Lake, >15,900 Paul Lynura, et ux to Paul Nato, et ux, English Estates, fis.100 Richard Maloney, et ux to Richard Crown, e t ux, Longdale, <0,000 John Raihaw, et ux to Thomas Bowser, et ux Lake Brantley, Isles, >9,200 Jean de Gulbert to Ben­ jamin N'ourak, e t ux, 22-21-32, >19,500 Benjamin Nowak, et ux to George Arnold, et ux, N. Chuluota, >9,100 Bryan Mordecal, et ux to Warren F. Nelson, et ux, San­ lando, >11,900 VA to Aswetl Cook, et ux, Sunland. >12,70q Thomas WIQlama, ot ux to LJoyd R. Cramptoa, et ux, Sunlind, >12,200 Richard Flynn va Emma Flynn Yvetta Belts vs Lawiencw TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — W. Re its The Road Board set to motion Marriage AppUcettaw today so agreement with th» Jeremiah Johnson of San­ U. S. Bureau of Roads that ford and Nala Womley of will anabla the state to gat Its Sanford money on federal-state pro­ Jack Crews of Sanford and jects up to a year faster than Linda Harvey of Sanford before. Ronald Smith, Talladega, Comptroller Richard Judy Ala. to Barbara Evans, San­ said approval of the program ford would result in an Immediate Howard Driver, Dimoodale, payment of about Its mil­ Mich, (o Kathleen Kelly, San­ lion to back payments. ford In the past, the federal government has audited each payment made by tha state 3 Convicts Get on highway projects before Its portion of the coats was Additional Time MIAMI (UP!) — Three con­ sent to tha state. For in­ stance, expenditures by the victs were sentenced to addi­ state for rlghta-of-way were tional time Wednesday for checked closely by federal conspiracy to the 424.000 bur­ auditors before payment was glary of an armored ear ser­ vice vault to Tampa Dec. 27, made. The result was a delay of 1900. Federal Judge Bryan Sim­ from six months to one year to receipts of the federal gov­ pson sentenced J o s e p h ernment's portion of project G. San Fratello, 49, to an additional 10 y e a r s , coats. Ry making certain changes and Joseph Lino Alvaret, 39, In the Internal auditing and and Hubert Vernon Hardin, financial set-up of the big 43, were each given an addi­ highway department, the tional Jive years—but the agency will now be able to sentences will run concur­ bill the federal bureau month­ rently with the term* Hardin ly for payments without the and Alvarei are already serv­ necessity for lengthy audita. ing. Effeetiva date of the plan All parts of the laburnum was set for Sept. 1, and Judy said Florida will be the first tree are poisonous, especial­ state In the nation to operate ly the seeds, and Intacta nev­ er try to feed on it. under the new program. Thoughts Again Turn To Home Life A s Autumn Approaches As the tote summer days grow shorter and a little cooler, thoughts begin to turn to fall and the glory of autumn leaves, a brisk fire to the fireplace and the warmth of hospitality and the fellowship of friends. And homa to the center of activities more and more as people begin to move In­ door*, after tha long out­ door days of summer. Out to the Grecnbriar area, Klngawood Builders are offering lota for sale from a third of an acre to an acre and a half In beau­ tiful, wooded, rolling hilla of the Country Club area. Klngawood Builder* will build on your lot a cuatom dealgned house to capeciaUy fit your needa or you can acquire whatever builder you wish. Other luxury homea are available to the Idyllwilde Homes area and more mod­ erately priced homes to the Ravenna Park lection are available through Shoemak- Country Club Road GEZSI33IAF. £3th S t r u t While you are out driving, this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some of Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find just what you arc looking for in the way of a home. tOUEGE Subscription While You Are Away At School You Can Keep Up With All The Local News Of Your Friends. The Local Sports This Year Look Real Promising. You Will Be Able To Keep A Close Check On Everything In The Old Home Town. $1.00 a designed forN Gracious Living Two of Central Florida’s most beautiful most carefully planned communities! MONTH Yes, For Just A Dollar A Month You Can Receive The Sanford Herald By Mail. Have It Start The First Day Of School. Fill Out The Coupon Below And Mail It Right Away, To “Homes Of Distinction Larger, Finer Homes, designed for those who demand the ultimate in comfort, convenience, and luxury. Ravenna Park "A Community Built With Pride" MODERN KITCHENS BY P. O. BOX 1657 Prices From $11,900 - Low Down Payments, 3 A 4 Bedroom, 1, 1« a, •* Bath Homes, FHA, FHA In-Service, VA, Conventional Financing, SANFORD, «FLA. Addremt Billing Name Addreaa STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS fr t f lf er Conatruction Company and Ita realtor, Stenitrona Realty Agency. ■Of particular attentiongetting atatua la the new home in Idyllwilde at MS Tammy Street, with all ita apecial feature*. There are aeveral new homea In the third oddltlou of Ravenna Park, whlck feature three bedroom, tww bath, c e n t r o l l y heated homea In the lovely wooded ■ret of thia aection. �* WEATHER: Widely scattered thundershower* through Tuesday; high today 00-05; low tonight in 70s, VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON., AUGUST 28, 1063 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 3 Mother Dies O f Crash Injuries Saturday's storm plagued fbe city la another way be­ sides rains and winds. Lightn­ ing struck the sidewalk in the •00 block of Magnolia Avenue, causing a gas leak, according AN OLD FASHIONED VAUDEVILLE SHOW and a sneak preview of a to the police blotter. And city first run movie will be the npecial bill of fare a t The Ritz Theuter Sept. 3 amployes were out plugging when Rotariana present a charity show for the benefit of the pediatrics a water leak in the middle of ward a t Seminole Memorial Hospital. Working on the details for the show P ark Avenue between First in master of ceremonies, Georjre Touhy, (left). Hob Crumley, (center) Divorce Planned and Commercial this morn­ show chairman and Bill Lovelace, (ritfht) Ritz Theater mummer. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — ing. Mrs. Aired* Weed, 23, of The wife of Dennis Crosby, DeLand, who suffered severe • a * MIAMI (UPI) — Hurricane son of crooner Ring Crosby, head and Internal injuries la Judge Voile Williams realRculah doublet! med across has hired an sttorney to fils s truck car smash-up Thurs­ bed a 14-year ambition last for divorce. the Atlantic today, flinging Saturday. He and Lee Salke day at the Geneva bridge, hosted aailflsh In the Atlantic too-mile-an-bour winds over died at 8:37 a. m. today at Return Suspect off Riviera Beach. It was Orange Memorial Hospital open water. Califor­ TAMPA (UPI) Williams' first aallftah and Truck driver Jam es L. The season's second nia police left here Sunday Crosier, of Winter Garden, measured six feet, seven cal atorm Increased speed with Jimmy Gene Ltiker, 25, already charged with one Inches. He pitched It back in wanted In San Diego on a count of manslaughter In the the ocean when be found the WASItLNGTUN <UPI*—'The . lionwide rail strike threaten from 12 to 24 miles an murder charge. City retailers of Communist- House Commerce Committee | cd for Thursday. taxldermlft'a fee Is 11.50 an during the night and death of Mrs. Weed's baby inch. Sallee boated a six-foot made products will be oblig­ today awlftly approved legiadaughter Kim, seven-months The action raised h o p e s|mo1,atnB> b u t weathermen 11 Killed eight-inch sailfish and U hav­ ed to obtain a license to dis­ old, now fares an additional said no North American land latlon designed to avert a na- that Congress would be able MIAMI (UPI) — At least manslaughter charge, accord­ ing it mounted. pense such wares If the City mass was In danger. • • • to beat the strike deadline of 11 persons lost their lives in ing to Judge Hugh Duncan, Commission approves an or. An 11 a.m. E ST advisory Florida weekend traffic ac- county coroner, Capt. Jam es D. Ramage, 12:01 a.m. (EI)T) local time dinance to be considered at clients, the Slate Patrol re­ erstwhile commending officer Us regular meeting thli even­ Icane at latlplaced the hurricane Thursday. Mra. Rebecca Alderman, ported. of Heavy Attack Wing One ing. T h e committee measure sister of Mrs. Weed, Is listed longitude 37.2 tude 32.7 north, ' at Sanford Naval Air Station, was similar to one approved west, or abou t 383 miles In "fairly good" condition at Furthermore, the proposed Break Reported Saturday relieved Capt. LeFriday by the Senate Com­ Seminole Memorial Hospital northeast of Bermuda. ordinance would required the RERUN (UPI) — Ailing and little Karen Weed la said Roy V. Swanson as skipper of retailers to label such Com­ merce Committee and now With galea flaying the Negro singer Taut Robeson to be In "good" condition. the USS Independence. SNAS* munist-made goods as such. pend.tig before tho Senate, it ter 230 miles to the northeast flew Sunday to East Berlin, Heavy Attack Squadron 1 now would establish a seven-man and 130 miles to the south­ City Manager W. E. |a deployed aboard the In­ Knowlci explained that the shortly after a British newsarbitration board to settle the west, Beulah was churning Doctors at Orange Mem­ MILTON (UPI) - Author!- four-ycar-ohl work rules dis­ dependence In the Mediter­ City of Columbus, Ga.. Is p i i | i e r r r p u n . n i n e m m u r u R v n orial Hospital are perform­ along a northeaatward course. ranean Sea. With the Soviet Union. ing a postmortem autopsy to­ The Miami Weather Bureau spearheading a drive among tics said s man abducted iiis pute. • • • It ESC HE US UNLOAD a specinuy designed capestranged wife at gunpoint day to determine the exact The House committee made said also it was watching oth­ all cities In the Southeast Fernandlna Beach city of­ United States to approve such today and fled across two one significant change, how­ er "ureas of unsettled wea­ suit) at Iluzcltun, Pa., sulo l’a., with which they were to Vets Back Pact cause of Mrs. Weed's death, ficials will visit Sanford for an laws. However, he added he counties before a car crash ever. It voted to limit arbi­ attempt today to briny bring three men up from the DETROIT (UPI) — Tha because of the extent of her ther." all-day conducted tour of San believes such an ordinance killed them both. mine in which they have mino he been trapped for two 10th annnunl A3IYETS na­ Injuries. tration to the two key Issues An easterly wave 30 ntilea ford city Installations. The to be unconstitutional. weeks. tional convention gave its full Funeral services were held' In the controversy— the fire­ Dead were Charles Allen cast of the Lesser Antilles visitors will be led by David aupport Sunday to the pro- Sunday In Wsuchula, former Negotiations for the closing Hunter, 2t, and his estrang­ men's jobs and makeup u( was drifting slowly northwest­ Catchel, city manager there of tho talc of city property ed wife, Brenda Hunter, 22. poaed Aug. 28 "Starch on home of the Weeds, for Uttle train crews. ward "with chances good for and former county clerk here Washington" and to the nu­ Kim Weed. Services were a t The Senate bill also would some slow intensification.*' They were killed when to Sanford Naval Academy In ainford. "They want to also will he discussed. New Hope Church with bur­ clear last ben treaty. Hunter's car—being chased by pruvtde for arbitration of Considerable cloudiness and tee how a GOOD city ope­ ial In New Hope Cemetery. Others Items on the agenda police—crashed on U.S. High­ other issues if collective bar­ shower activity north of the rates," explained City Man­ Include a public hearing on way 00 five miles west of gaining was unable to resolve Bryant-Coker Funeral Home Church Meeting: Bahamas ami east of Nurlh ager Pete Knowles. CHICAGO (UPI) — Meth­ was la chsrge of arrange­ here. condemnation proceedings on them. Florida also caught tltc wea­ • • • od!* t leaders opened a five- ments. Milton police said they were The bill now goes to the 28 buildings, requests for Add to occupational hat- street lights, first reading of chasing Hunter because a traffic cop House Itules Com­ ther bureau's eye. Mrs. Weed and Kim are day conference today to find 8 HEPPTON, Pa. (UPI) — .m ajor hitch In tha final atags waya of Integrating white and survived by the husband and arda (or roofers: Police blot­ an ordinance annexing Tine- service station attendant com­ mittee, which Is expected to Drilling operation* slowed of rrnmlng oat an existing Negro units of the church to father, Virgil P. Weed, of ter this morning revealed that crest Shopping Center and a plained he had roared away d e a r it Tuesday for a House down Oiarply today in the ef­ 12-lnch hula from tha surface keep in itep with the growing 37 University Circle, DeLand; Frank Caldwell, 2ft, of 201 request for continuation of without paying for gasoline. vote on Wednesday, fort to rescuo two rugx.'J to the spot where the two Maple Avenue, was working the liquor zone to include the Chrlatlan drive against racial Karen Weed, daughter and Earlier, Burner lis.l enter-1 q itu Senate was scheduled eual miners whu havt been men were trapped when ■ atop a roof on South Elm center, consideration of recod­ cd hi* estranged wife's home! lo begin debate on Us bill laalitor, stilt confined to Sqmldiscrimination. buried 308 feet underground ryJne shaft collapsed. Avenue Friday afternoon ifying and editing the city's nole Memorial Hospital, afifep ,. „ in Crestvlew. in adjoining ‘ tCr. todsv. two weak*, ftatiniatea ot when But officiate were becoming With Gusto when be suffered a bullet ordinances row*'.ouiiu rvicj.i,1-i'-G'..'.**,>»*-*Ocr u,y, an-i in v.ro ^,.n_ j„coh K. J.iviis, K-N. and aunt, Mr*. Alderman, al­ may resell the aui face increasingly cautions a* the wound In the left thigh. Police mendalinns. MOSCOW (UPI) — The to at Seminole Memorial Hos­ her at gunpoint in at company y <t announced that he would WASHINGTON fl/P I) — they said it was a stray .43 cali­ him, according to the Oka-; ,oek g| vc (;,0 i>rt,,ij* n i Leaders of Wednesday'# civil ranged from 1st* afternoon to drill approached the aubter- Communist organ l'ravda pital amt maternal parents late at night. ber bullet. Caklwell was treat­ ranrnn chamber where David charged today that Commu­ Mr, and Mrs, L, E. Wo­ loou County Sheriff's oliico. j m 1, c |tle railroads rights march on Washington ed and released at Seminole Rescue worker* bored paat Kcllin, 38, and Henry Throne, nist China'* preaa waa aland- mack, of Bowling Green. warned participants t o d a y Okaloosa authorise* were | e.vi>nl ..f a strike Memorial Hospital. the 250 foot mark without a 28, were waiting to to saved, •ring the Soviet Union with There is also another sister against provoking violence atlll searching fur the two, Unless the dispute ts vet• • • Tin- miner* said soma dust more energy and effort than whoso name was not avail­ when tho report came In j,y Thursday, too rail- anil disorder from evil |ierPlans are shaping up In waa falling into the cramped It ever spent on attacking able at this time. sons , . . determined to smenr from Santa I *J County that r,tatL, plan to pul tho coutro• * • t ussetberry for an old-fashchamber despite a concrete capitalism. they had been kit ed In Htw; vcarWal new work rul.ts into this march and discredit the loned Labor Day celebration plug at the bottom of the The fatal crash occurred cause of equality." LODI. N. J. ( U P I ) T w o crash. ' w h et. 'Hie railroad unions to be held under direction of policemen were forced to dis­ last Thursday morning when 12-inch hole. "We rail for iclf-dlsctpllnr Israel Warns I have announced they will the town’s recreation com­ robe and thru wt-r„ elicit to Mine expert* said this wet JERUSALEM, Israel (UPI) the truck driver awerved In­ strike if the new rub * ..re so that no one fn our ranks, mission. Scheduled events at to to expected. However, they — premier Levi Eshkol said to the left lane to xv-jld a however cnllmsRMic, shall death early today in » night Imposed. this time include a boy-girl It will be "back to sdiool" decided to cal] a strategy con­ today that If peace ia not car which had slowed for « club where they had gone to Javits said Ihe Senate bill's ho the spark (or disorder," softball game and a Momfor tlm majority ol Hut chil­ ference when the drill, In established on the Syrian bor­ right turn, and crashed headthey said, check on a disturbance. limited compulsory arbitra­ Dad softball game at the Ball “ In a neighborhood dis­ dren nf Florida, Ineluding acruplng out the araaller hole der “the Israel government on Into Mrs. Weed’a car, al­ An ex-convict with a long tion prevision could still fail Park Road diamond to be pute. Itiere may he stunts, Sanford and Seminole Coun­ to a diameter of 17ti Inches, It duty-bound and entitled like most burying It under tho poliee record was arrested as to settle ihe dispute. followed by a family itylcd "The only ultimate assur­ rough words and even hot in­ ty, the first week in Septem­ readied a depth of 205 feet. any other government to take engine of tho truck. WASHINGTON (U PD -The covered dish picnic supper at a ainspect a few hours after Mrs. Alderman, who waa ber, At this meeting, they plan­ the Overbrook Drive Youth the double muider at the An­ United States today was re­ ance that tlie railroad* will sults; hut when a whole peo­ Whether I t ' s "hack to ned to decide on whether the steps to defund itself.” driving, and Mra, Weed were ple speaks to its government, operate is (he presidential gel laiunge. Two other* were ported considering a sharp Center. thrown against the wlmUhleld school" or starting school for shaft, after being enlarged sought by police. • • • cut in aid lo South Viet Nam (lower of seizure" Javits said. Ihe dialogue and Ihe action the first time, the Florida to IT's indies, should be $1 Million Suit of the car. Baby Kim, who the President must be on a level reflecting The victims were detective unless President Ngo Dinh "Therefore, GADSDEN, Ala. (UPI) — Bear Lake's Senior League Safety Council urge* jvarents widened even more, to 20 The Gadsden city attorney was apparently on her mo­ Pirates took Saturday's cham­ Sgt. Pater Veto, 10, and pro­ ousts secret police officials should he euuippcd with the Ihe worth nf that people nnd to assn run the responsibility ther's lap, was dead on a r­ Inches. thu responsibility of that gov­ Sunday was ordered to draw pionship game from the Cas­ bationary patrolman Gurry responsible for attacks on the full range of powers." o( teaching and stress big s.if There were fear* the metal up a f t million libel suit rival at Seminole Memorial ernment." selberry Cubs by a score of Tedesco, 21, who joined tho Buddhists. cly before the child starts to escape capsule, which wai ex­ again,t the American Broad­ Hospital. Karen, who sus­ Federal and local authori­ 3-0 It might be Interesting to fores only a week ago. High U S. officials have ah tained fewer in juries than th« ties worked on Inst minute school. l*'s too latu after an pected to bring the men to casting Company for a state­ Bergen County Prosecutor solved Vietnamese military note that the Cubs had five other three, wai apparently accident occurs. the surface, would get stuck details of an elaborate, millment it allegedly attributed in the baek seat of tlie car, hits but no runs while the Guy Calissi said Yoto dis­ leaders of responsibility for Children should be taught iu the narrow rescue shaft. tary-tike logistical plan to to Gadsden 3(ayor Lew Gilli­ according lu FI1P Trooper Pirates got in five mns from covered one of the men was the mass arrest* of monks Officials also wanted to land in a news broadcast. carrying a pistol when he and students, and have put provide needed tool, water, to obey traffic laws; to two lilts. "Tommy" Tomlinson. • • • went to the club to Investigate the blame entirely on Ihe sec­ shelter, medical care and po­ shown and instructed to take decide whether to tend a Crozier was charged by tlie nearest and sales! route volunteer down to help the Seminole County and Its a reported disturbance, Trooper Tomlinson with driv­ ret police am special forces i WASHINGTON (UPI) - lice protection for the more to ami from school; and t o i n t o tha capsule, Tha discovery apparently headed by Diem's brother. Sen. Barry Goldwater said than 100,000 marchers expect­ growth will be discussed by ing on die wrong side of the crus* at intersections, where Douglas Stcnstrom, Sanford touched off thu shootings, Ngo Dinh Nhu road and with two counU of today he will decide by Jan­ ed here. there I-, n traffic light, when member of Ihe East Central Calissi said. manslaughter hy Judge DunAny U. J>. decision Is ex­ uary whether lie will he a possible, the Council says. If Four women nnd the bar­ pected in, wait unlit after candidate fur I n* l!Wl RcubliFlorida Regional Planning cun, w I lo conducted the in­ thu chihl ride* * bicycle, par­ Council, bvturo members of tender, only person* in the President Kennedy get* a re­ can presidential nomination. Couple Robbed quest. ents should be sum lie knows lly t idled Frets International the Seminole County Educa­ club at liie time, later were port from U. S. Ambassador The Arizona Republican said Crozier la presently free on and practice* safe ruling ha­ Four previously all-white ft ,3oo bond and must po*t tion Association at their In­ pi. bed up. Henry Cabot Lodge on his "I'm playing this thing by Of $14,350 bits. schools In Danville, V a. another 11,300 bond today. itial meeting of the school ear day by day. I wouldn't CHICAGO (U PIi Police meeting today with Dicni. For tlie first seven months year at > p. m. Thursday at TTS Course Li due was instructed (u want to say ‘yes’ or ‘no’ now, today sought four masked of tills year, 132 children till WASHINGTON (UP!) — | scene of a sometime.* violent civil rights campaign during Seminole High School. New make it clear to Diam that because 1 lliuik it * much lot* men who roiibed a retired Mi ST. PETERSBURG years of age and under liavei Russian Ambassador Anatoly recent month*, were tjulctly *T~6nsion FIOTCS officers will be installed. and Reach couple ot $11,330 (UPI)—A course m operating this country know* who Is rec ,r |7' Dobrynin today gave Presi­ • • • been killed hy motor vehicles desegregated today. telclypcsettcra will be ottered j sponsible for (hr assaults o n , considered along with in cash and jewels. throughout Florida, the Coun- 1dent Kennedy a message Seminole County turfgrasa in tha public school sy stem I pagodas and other tsnilal | Seven Negroes were enroll­ In Phone Strike Augusta A. Meyer, 77, and Yt»rk Clov. Nol»rin Itockc from Soviet Premier Nikita eil reported. Many more were growers and nurserymen are ed for Ihe first lime in the feller as a leading candidate his wife, Lorraine, >4. said S. Khrushclu-v suggesting here beginning Sept, 3 | treatment of the Buddhist*. TAMPA (UPI) — Sabotage Inviied In ( ad meetings litis for ilia- nomination, Goldwater they were returning to their injured. This number includes ways to ease world tensions eily'a white high school, u wax scattered in the General children struck by car* o r 1 .. werk at Gainesville, the turf­ junior high seiuiol and two : said he would not run for motel from dinner w en lliay Telephone Co. strike but ten­ u£ thc nuc“ , r elementary schuols. men Tuesday, Wednesday and the Senate Lf he decided to were accosted by the fourj scooter deaths. The largest test banw*'kc treaty. sion ruse during the weekend number were struck hy motor Thursday, and the nursery­ Danville School Supt. O. T. seek the presidential candi­ men at Mannheim and NorthDobrynin called on tha following a company decision vehicle* in front or near their men and other growers Wed­ thinner said four more Negro dacy. lake. chief Executive shortly after (o start hiring replacements home*. nesday, Thursday and Friday, During a copyrighted interrhildren would enter prev­ The quartet got away with Kennedy returned (rum a for idled Electrical Workers' ‘the Council urge* Olivers according to Ernio Lundberg, iously white classes in other slew with "U. S. New* A about $8ui in cash and the weekend with Ilia family on Union member*. to u*e caution when driving assistant agent. World Report," Goldwater school* later this week. Strikers paraded and pray­ • • • n *t in j1 lr> - *r '* 4i iiL-ar schools, especially when! *n\oy spent Said that any candidate (or retired Tlie It Negro students were broker, I . . talsriis* H» m innlni at about 30 minutes at that the ed in front of General s TaniCLEVELAND— t.SEA) sellout opens in tlie mornings Our learn • something-pewthe GOP nomination would assigned to Danville schuols White House. pa offices Saturday as top and at dismissal time. Oiery day department: A RuiA Millet, Sanford Herald have to enter primary races The ambassador declined to by the Virginia Pupil Place­ union and management offi­ soon to-be published editorial and Newspaper Enterprise to convince fellow Republi­ go into details on Khrush­ ment Board. cials went user the six-point mentions "Oceania" and the Assn, women's columnist, last cans he could gel votes. The County Board To chev's ideas. But he said Inverness Plane dispute again with no appar­ dictionary detines It as "the night waa presented the an­ first primary will h*> held in Kennedy would discuss t h e l V o p o r ll*CH ent success. area of the central and south nual Headliner Award of the January in New Hampshire. Study Protests Crash Hurts 4 mailer while Soviet Foreign, M E RUN (UPI) — West Tension Hared when tha Written protests against Hie Pacific ocean including Mi­ Theta Sigma Phi women's Goldwater said he had one INVERNESS (UPI) — Four Minister Andrei Gromyko Is German officials today ques- company delivered an ulUcronesia, Melanesia and Puly. professional journalism soror­ asset over others who might elimination of th,- county nests and sometimes Austra­ ity at their national conven­ want the nomination — the home demonstration a g e iit'i j persons were seriously in- in this country for the forth­ Honed a 21-yeur-okl Com­ matutn to the strikers, warn­ <>i bmlg- [ jured here Sunday In the coming UN General Assem­ munist East German border ing them they would be re­ lis and New Zealand." GOP contacts and connec­ salary from the tion here. guard who disarmed his ser­ placed unless they returned to • • • *t will highlight the Tue-day I trash of a light plane which bly meeting. tions be made while traveling Ruth Millet, a 35-year vet­ Dobrynin said Khrushchev's geant and fled through barb­ their jobs. T»o burglaries over the eran with NEA. won the the country as Republican meetinir of the County Com reached a height of 75 (ret and then plunged lu the message generally expressed ed wire to the American sec­ weekend were being investi­ award fur "having contributed Senatorial Campaign Com­ illusion. ihe premier's appreciation for tor of Berlin. Public bearing on the mat- j grassy tietd. gated today by police. James distinguished and outstanding mittee chairman. Fire Call Tho fuur were identified as the signing of the test ban Peterson reported six pairs of service to the field of jour­ "It's an a m t that almost | ter ha» been rescheduled fur Two fire trucks answered Cecil Barry, 33, the pilot; treaty and described as "use­ Drowns In Canal j any other candidate would i Sept. to. undershorts and 118 stolen nalism." ‘ have to develop,'' he said | Otherwise, Chairman J. C. Laurayne Sberk, M, Berry's ful" the recent visit to Mos­ ST. CLOUD, Fla. (UPI) - a call to Touchton'a Drug She la a 1911 graduate of from hi* store at 1311 West i "amt you don't develop a , Hutchison said today, only | sister-in law; her six year-old cow hy Secretary of State Avery L. Carson, So, of York, Store, First and Magnolia, 13th Street. Crooras High the University of Iowa School million miles and a thousand routine business is on the j son Fredrick, and a nephew, Dean Husk and U. S. con­ S. C . drowned In St. Cloud early Uhl* .a[torn job when an S c h o o l reported burglars of Journalism. Her home is air conditioner overheated. * canal here Sunday, gressional leaders. iTom Zachary. RUTH MILLETS' j speeches just overnight." 1 agenda for Tuesday. Austin, Tex. broke in th e n again. mwA Beulah Lashing Open Atlantic; New Areas Eyed Truck Driver Faces Another City Plans Law Senate, House W o rk On Sale Of O n Rail Legislation Red-Made Goods Man Kidnaps Ex-Wife; Both Die In Crash Drilling Slows A s Shaft Nears Miners March Leaders Issue Warning 2 Officers Slain In Night Club School Safely Care Urged Viel Ham Faces Sharp Aid Cut Goldwater Will Say In January Four Danville JFK Gets Note Schools Mixed From Nikita Herald Writer Wins Award In Journalism 4 I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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>, August 23, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/49ef54a8529bda5906930065cd9e8262.pdf ffa13ceb08e3a49120bd61c597d46dfc PDF Text Text MmSB P a w 10 — B tp t 88, IS M «*» M « r l Citrus Aplenty, But Costly, Says Mutual JFK's 'M ost' Seen Dtomed This Congress WASHINGTON (U P!) - "m usts" by President Ken­ Foils official advent brought nedy. bona to Congress todsjr a Final action on taxes this ebfll realisation it probably can’t complete action this p ear on both the tax and civil rights b01 labeled 1963 Presbyterian Women To Organize The Women of the Church o f the Bear Labs St. Andrews Presbyterian Church will be formally organised at a meet­ ing to be held at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday a t the Chapel, dOlS Linneal Beach Drive. A family night supper will be held preceding the meeting. Presiding will be Mr*. Ern­ e st Gallenkamp of DeLand, president of S I John’s Presby­ tery w o e . Rsporta will be heard from the nominating c o n m l t t i e which eonalsts of Mrs. Elisa­ beth Rose, Mrs. Clyda Jones and Mrs. John Kirk. Officers and chairmen of committees and circle* for the new organ­ isation will be alerted and in­ stalled. A training School for th en new officers together with thoee of the corresponding group from the Presbyterian Church of tha Covenant in Sanford, will be held a t St. Andrews from X until I p. m. on Oct. «. Mrs. Max Morrison of Daytona Beach will serve as instructor for the school. Infant Dies After Birth Belinda D. Martin, Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David E. Martin of >13 Mag­ nolia Avenue, died Sunday ahortly after birth at Semin­ ole Memorial Hospital. Other survivors are a sla­ ter, Yvonne lienee; maternal grandmother, Mrs, Freda L. Steele of Newark. Ohio, and paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James W. Martin of Gloutter, Ohio. The body Is being forward­ ed by Gramkow Funeral Home of Sanford for services and burial in Newark. Legal Notice o r su it n i K ST I T S OK K I .IX IIIIl T o b i i i l i t .k t n t u u D r , WIIOHB IlKSIOKNC n IS U N KNO W N: A .wrurn Cim ipUInt h u v l n e b ' . n fill-.I m r . ln u t ymi in HiC ircu it C o u r t In amt for S .rn lnnt» C o u n ty , KtorliU, hy IIU OII mt.M>r>r. for illvorca. I h . f h n r t t i l l * nf whirl! U KIT. 111 im vH H Y , Kl.vlalirr v.fau*. H i i m t . 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F lorid* A tto rn ay a fo r A d m ln iatra trl* Publlah: September X. >. »*. lilt CDJt I year has been a prime tar­ get of the Kennedy adminis­ tration since January. Three months ago. the President added civil rights to the prior­ ity list for this year. It might have seemed poss­ ible back in Juno to get both bills through the House and Senate in 1963. tt doesn't look that way now. Congressional leaders have been reluctant to talk about this. One reason Is that the choice is a hard one and It certain, either way, to make I. SU Mil VAN, AMH1, (right) is sworn in for a lot of people unhappy. another enlistment period by Cdr. L. J, Reinhart, Some civil rights backers commanding officer of Heavy Attack Squadron currently suspect that when 1, now in the Mediterranean, Congratulations and U the choice Is made, and smooth sailing, Sully, from all the "Tigers." taxes will get the nod. That could set off loud and long objections from civil rights supporters. The cards appear to be falling in favor of the tax legislation, and not entirely Ily LI. (J r ) Hill PullinRer aa a result of efforts by civil Ron jour, mes amis. Cannes, the Miami Reach of rights opponents. For example, the House France, was a beautiful sight to behold as the Inde­ will act on the tax hill tills pendence steamed Into the harbor on the Hist of week. The civil rights bill August. Our anchoring marked the end of a long hasn't even been approved nt-sen period und the beginning of n well deserved by the House Judiciary aub- rest for the crew'. The commlltee that has been "Tigers" worked l o n g beauty and charm of Cannes working on It for months. The hnrd hours while our is only one of the many at­ efforts of norlhrcn Demo­ squndnm was operating tractions for tourist* from all cratic civil rights advocates over the world. to carry along Republicans, and their devotion to duty and willingness lo per­ A visitor on th* Riviera can rather than delaying tactics, form any tusk Assigned, no swim In the Mediterranean or by southerners, have taken matter how difficult or time the time. consuming, has earned them drive for an hour on a modern the respect of their fellow French road to the ski retorts shipmates and every officer In the French Alps. Many of tha “Tigers" who In the squadron. After a 15-mlnute boat ride were on (he last cruise rhose from our floating airfield, the to tour the surrounding cities Mra. Edith Murie Hammer, "Tigers’* disembarked at fleet while on liberty. Among these 60, a rraldcnt at Seminole landing lo enjoy themselves in cities were Nice, the metro­ Trailer Park In Fern Park, the fniiuiui city which it the politan district of the Riv­ died Saturday. home of the Cannes Filin Fes­ iera; Grasse, the city famous A nativo of Philadelphia, tival. After leaving fleet land­ for its many perfume factor­ Pa., she moved to Fern Park ing, you ran walk along the ies; Monte Carlo, famous for 13 years age. She wn. n mem­ inner harbor, and un the right its casino and Grace Kelly, ber of tho Presbyterian band sido of the street see the and the French Alps, a skier's Church. beautiful ynrbla tied up at the or fisherman'* paradise. Survivor* arc two daugh­ sea wull proudly flying flags During our stay in Cannes ters, Mrs. Edith Crlm nn of of Uieir ninny nations from the sun hid tiehind rain clouds Tampa arid Mrs, Gwendolyn the sterns, (lo the tuft are most of tho time but it takes Taylor of Honolulu; a broth­ many rrslnurunts, non of the more than pour weather to er, Robert Munich Jr. of Phil­ most famous being tho "Voile dampen the spirit of the “Tig­ adelphia; a sister, Mr*. Edna au Vent" ers” ami a good time was had llriuir* of Lafayette Hill, Pa., From this rustle atrert a by all, even the KHIiA. and four grandchildren. sightseer r u n find within n 10- On Sept. !l tho crew sailed The body lins been forward- niinuto walk the individual­ from Cannes to commence ed by Cox-Parkcr Funeral istic spirit that it typically training operations in the Home fur services and burial French, the spirit which is Western Med. in Plilladelphin. typified In tho national motto; “liberty, fraternity and equal­ .SMUGGLING VIOLATION ity." Foreign vessels cannot un­ Sido by sido lining the busy load their goods at ports hav­ streets ate new und modern ing no customhouses since all stores, ornate a p a r t m e n t foreign goods must pass gov­ buildings and hotels, und small ernmental inspection. When 'plaint shop*. Ilecauso of it’s SAIGON, VIct Nam (U P R the officer of a foreign vessel charm and versatility and the lligh ranking American civil­ unloads goods at a port Dial friendliness of it* people, ian officials here are press­ does wit have a customhouse, Cannes is rated one of tho best be Is guilty of smuggling. liberty port* in the Med. Thu ing for selective cuts in U. S. aid lo Soul It Viet Nani de­ spite opposition from U. S. m i l i t a r y and intelligence chiefs, diplomatic s o u r c e s said today. Washington officials have rejected tiic idea of massive ruts In the JuO» million annual U. S. aid to the government of President Ngo Dinh Diem in Its fight against Communist Viet Cong guerillas. Hut the sources here said carefully calculated s m a l l cuts could help America’s image in Viet Nam and other parts of Southeast Asia by showing that the If. S. gov­ ernment is not coniinilled inrevorably to tho Diem re­ gime, which has been accused of suppressing democracy and persecuting the nation's iliidilhi.t majority. n. Tiger Tales Mrs. Hammer Dies At Fern Park Some Cuis In Diem Aid Urged Casualty l i t NORTH PARK JIFFY STEAKS OR TH E ANSWER IS SIMPLE ENOUGH! • TUES. • WED. U. S. Choice Flavor Aged Beef Boneless Full Cut Round PORK CHOPS Steak EACH •LKJUID DETERGENT” VEL MEDIUM SI/.K to $400 G .A .C . F I N A N C E FA 2-0331 REPEAT! By Popular Demand Every loan transaction i« handled on a per­ sonalized basis, with the payment schedule set up to (it the borrower's pockatbook. loon* up © McKIBBIN MON. [.cun Western Center I'ttl CONVENTION TIME. Seminole County mem- # BONUS STAM PS — Notes SEPTEMBER 30 Admissions l-orrtla Welsh, Enterprise; Raymond 1-awson, Osteen; Samuel Grierson, Dellary; K 11x a h e t h L. Cheringlon, lamgwood; Samuel H e f l i n . Louie F. Gainer, Aliec M. Walker, Janice Hollar, lliitliie Bridges, lola Williams, Ed­ ward Porter, and Surah E. Willis, all or Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. William Bridg­ es, baby boy; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hook, baby boy; Mr. and .Mrs. Henry Walker, baby Roy; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lomax, baby girl, all of San­ ford; Mr. and Mrs. William Welch of Longwood, baby boy; Mr. und Mrs. Ralph Cheringlon, Longwood, baby girt. Discharges Eleanor Williams, Lake Mon­ roe; Fay Stafford. Osteen; Jam es Hooper. Detiary; Gerda Deyell, Fern Park; Mrs. Vincent P. Culcasi and baby boy of Longw'io.l; and Arthur Lee Jackson Jr., Lawrence Gandy, Xarcfa M a x i n e Marsh, Laura Mahlc Waits, Bessie S w a l l o w , Lowry Wynne, Katherine Ohlrlch, Mahlc Barber. Jerol llankcrson and Estelle Kemey, all of Sanford. G .A .C Servite? -ST C A R R A W A Y - Hospital People Prefer For Property “GOLD BOND" LAKELAND (UPl) — Am­ ple supplies of fresh citrus and citrus products will be ivailsble in th nation's mar­ kets this fall but Mrs. House­ wife will have to pay pre­ mium prices. Florida e i t r u s Industry leade'i have predicted that despite higher prices caused by a world shortage of citrus, the nation’s housewives will have the money and the de­ mand and will buy. The dixasterous Dec cm tier freexe which hit the Florida citrus belt last year left the industry in a crippled condi­ tion with only half a normal orange crop forecast this year. Most other citrus-grow­ ing areas of the world also were affected by had weather last year. Florida Citrus Mutual, a giant growers cooperative, has predicted an orange crop In the state of eo million boxes, compared to an esti­ mated 130.3 million boxes before the freexe last year. Mutual also predicts a drop in grapefruit production from 3fl million to 23 to 23 million boxes and a decline in tan­ gerine production from 4.3 million to 2.5 million boxes. Another telling effect of the bitter freexe has been the oepletion of the rescre in­ ventory of citrus products, including froxen orange con­ centrate. “There will he ample sup­ plies of good quality fruit, in all varieties for the holiday trade, both Thanksgiving and Christmas," said Mutual Ex­ ecutive Vice President Ro­ bert W. Rutledge. Rutledge said the Florida citrus leaden believe the business economy of the na­ tion Is sound and said the consumer disposable income is greater now than ever be­ fore. He said that because of this, and the fact that de­ mand for citrus has increas­ ed, the housewives will pay prices which he said may he the highest in the past 30 years W hy Do So M a n y bent of tho Floridu Fruit und Vegetable Asnoriatimi will attend tho 20th annual convention Tuesday through Thursday at Miami Reach. Miss Diane Wart’ (above) shares top hilling with Florida crops in the trick photo o f welcomts to the FFVA. BARGAINS! . . . PLUS C O R P O R A T I O N — ■■ w u o ae---------------------- . Ill West First Street...-........... ............ . . I d . FA rioi 2-3743 -. ■ ■ oeumoo 428 North Orange Avenue......................Tel. GArden 4 3605 401 West Central Boulevard . . . . . . . . . . ..Tel. GArden 3-6473 1243 East Colonial Drive............................ Tel GArden 5-2641 LOANS MADI TO MSIDINTS OF A U NtARST TOWNS CABBAGE • ALL MEAT WIENERS 12 Ox. n il. 35 "AJAX” FLOOR A W A LL CLEANER LB. 5 ‘ LB. PKG. Where it’s a PLEASURE to serve Y O U ! 4 9 ' Large I’k g . 25th and Park Sanford, Florida 29 �J r h+V'** State Team Inspects Sanford Site For University 4 More Tracts To Be Offered Senate Okays Test Ban Pact By 80-19 Vote A L2t)0-nrre *ite with com­ with the showing of slides of plete municipal utilities and aerial pluitographa of the site service* wns offered this from all angles. Jones com­ WEATHER: Locally heavy showers through Wednesday; high today 80-85; low tonight In 70s. morning by the City Com­ plimented the local delegation United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUBS., SEPTEMBER 2-1, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 24 mission through the County In this matter, stating it was WASHINGTON (UP1> — VOL. ,76 Commission for a four-year the first time any local group The Senate today ratified the university to a State Board of hml pictured Hie site except U. S.-Rnltsh-Russian treaty from the nir. The team on its to ban all but underground Control inspection team. nuclear tests. It vvn* the first of five pro­ return in*|tecUoii next month Approval of the historic posed sites in Sentinule Coun­ will b« taken by helicopter pact. * signed last month by ty to he offered, and the ninth over nil five county sites. the three powers In Moscow, in nine rntintirs of E ast Cen­ came on a roll call by a mar­ tral Floridn to he inspected gin well above the required by the State Board of Con­ two-thirds majority. trol team. The team will re­ The vote was goto, nr II turn Oct. 11 13 to view the more than required. (Doth other four site*, nil proposed Florida Senators, Speoard hy the County Commission, Holland and George Smathers designated by the State Board voted for it.) as tiie "bargaining agent.'' President Kennedy hailed • • • It as a single but "substan­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Today’s site, a* proposed tia!” step toward world The prmeeullon rested its hy the City Commission, is peace. case in the impeac.Tmcnt between Highway 17-92 and trial uf Circuit Judse Richard It was a diplomatic if not the ACL Railroad in the lavke Kelly today after an unsuc­ a direct political victory for Ada area. In fact, four lakes cessful attempt in rail Kelly President Kennedy, whose and a part of n fifth are in- to the stand to irstify a:atn*t plea for approval of the treaty eluded in the 1.21X1 Mere*. had support from both Re­ himself. The State inspection team publican and Democratic Tiie impeachment trial then included Chester Whittle, was recessed until 2:30 p. m. leaders. Hoard member; Gerald Jones, when the defense will ask Significantly, the treatyproperty supervisor; F‘..rre*t the Senatr to dlsrvss the im­ outlawing tests in Ihe atmos­ Kelly, architect, and J, W. peachment phere outer space and under charges on Sutton, research associate. CITY OF SANFORD'S propositi for the state university silt* water carried no U. S. re­ grounds that even If Kelly W. Sutton, Board research associate; Mayor Thomas S. Mc­ Jones, speaking for the admitted them all, they warn'd servation.; or "understand­ in Seminole County was offered through the County Com­ Donald; lieu. J. C, Hutchison, chairman of the County Com­ team, apprised City and Coun­ not he grounds for removing ings” which might jeopardize mission this morning to a State Board of Control inspection mission; (Jerald Jones, Board property supervisor, and For­ ty Commissioners, Chamber of him from office. its ratification by other coun­ team. From the left: Chester Whittle, Board of Control mem­ rest, Kelly, Board architectCommerce officials, engineers tries. All such proposals were The move to rail Kelly as a ber; John Krider, manager of the Chamber of Commerce; J. (Herald Photo) nml others that should the prosecution witness caught rejected. I960 Legislature approve ap­ the defense and senators, sit­ The only addition made by propriations and should the ting as judge and jury, by the Senate was a procedural elector* approve this Novem­ surprise. one, adding a preamide to ber a $73 million bond issue, the ratilicatlon resolution re­ Defense counsel Perry Nic­ stating Ihe Senate's consti­ tin* East Central Florida four- hols of Miami leaped tn his tlmutrs on costs involved for tutional right to approve fu­ The Casselberry Hoard of which terminate.- Dec. 31. year university could be com­ feet to objeet, stating that the ture treaty amendments. plete in three to four years. trial was in the nature of a Bids will he asked on a the immediate construction Aldermen Monday night vot­ • • • Senators who voted against Tax Debate Set criminal proceeding and the ed to submit speeitications one-year basis and for longer of Ihe ditch and installation the treaty did so largely with of a sufficient culvert. Tie added that $1 3 million defense did not intend to sub­ WASHINGTON (U PI)-A n for a new garbage franchise periods of time as desired hy • • • aeclared reluctance hut with has been approved for high­ mit Kelly to cross-examina­ $11 billion tax cut—largest in to Logue Garbage Service of cither company. No rebate to emphasis on their distrust of At the suggestion of Ihe a t­ Transfer of Municipal Sla er education studies and $2u0,- tion until after its side of tin* nation's history* — was Winter Park and to ADC Gar­ Ihe (own wdt lie expected and Russia. ilium for a $1 annual rental Obtl of that figure approved the matter had been fully called up for debate today in bage Service of Sanford, pres­ an exclusive franchise will be torney it was decided to have They argued that it was to tile Sc himI Board fur Its for architect's plans. Il« a|*o presented by witnesses. i meeting in the near future Die House. ent holder of the franchise granted to Hie company sub­ ambiguous, too hastily agreed Homo prosecutor William to d.seuss means sitting sporting activities will la* of­ pointed out $1 million has mitting the most dost rattle up rules and regulations for fered by Hie City, it was de­ been approved for capital out­ O'Neill conferred with ins to. and carried too great a Assurance Asked military hazard to U. S. se­ bid. the .imm.,I preparation of a cided at Monday evening's lay in tiie planning of an en­ associates and announced tiie NEW YORK (UPI (-S ecre­ Specifications of the con­ bit ,t curity. ,-ssiim of tiro City Commis­ gineering college extension of motion for Kelly to tak« tho Those who supported it in tary oi State Dean Rusk to­ stand was withdrswm "in tract. to become eftcclivo sion. tits University of Florida. In closing the meeting for view of th*. J.u.Mie Uk-ment the 11 days of floor debate day sought assurances Hut Jan. I. lin'd, call lor two gar­ the month of September, let­ Jones stated Hu* insneelicii Commissioner M I. Ba­ and more than two weeks of Soviet-armed Indonesia will bage pickups per week of not ters of commendation to Fire ilor n Jr. proposed Hie City tram should complete Its 23- that ho 'si’ll Iiizmlt to crosspublic hearings agreed with permit the new nation of Ma­ more than two 2t> gallon run Chief Paul Ratev amt Fire­ and School Board negotiate site. nine-county* tour by Oct. examination at the time Hi* top administration officials laysia in the Southwest Dutamers pins one Irndr pickup man Owen Anxley were read for the transfer of School 21 und that (lie State Board defense case Is presented." Nichols told the senators it that the risks were "accept­ elite to exist in peace. per week as specified by the expressing recognition on lie- Board properly for hasuhall of Control hopes to make a was traditional that no man able.” company. Date* are rmt to half of flu* town of Ihi- Ins .it diamonds. selection hy its Nov. 8 meet­ Hie first coffee club •■( tinGreene Chosen accused tn such proceedings exceed $1 50 jwr month per uable service given by these ing but not later than its Tim Commission held that can be forced to be * wit­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — rail amt winter season of (hr customer. • • * Iwo men in recently saving it is the School Board's or Dee. d meeting. Seminole County Chamhrr nl ness against himself. • • * President Kennedy said today Tim property supervisor the life of six mouths old Ken­ tile Seminole Boosters (Tub's Heavy rains of the past Cum tnerie will he hrtd at He charged that the stirhe would nominate Ul, Gen. The company will ho ex week have compounded the respon-ibillt) to place the stated that, subject to th# prise call uf Kelly as a statu Hose and Wilks’ Restaurant peeled to give a $1,000 per neth I).ivid Il.imil. Wallace M . Greene 1 < > lie Nov. f. $73 million bond elec­ need for paving Winter Park playing field in condition for witness "shows that despera­ commandant of tin- Marine I formerly )lrs. Appleby's» forinanie Lind to t town Drive at Casselberry, else • fonihal! games, presently re ­ tion, tiie State Hoard of Con* tion ol the state'a case.” Thursday at III a.m. with Mr. Corps when Gen David M. upon signing of tin* contract I trot will recommend a sit* to South Seminole Elementary moving the clay from the and Mrs. Wilks Dow man as Attorney Kenneth McIntosh and South Seminole Junior OXFORD. M ia. < u m - Slump's term expires Dec. 31. hosts. baseball diamond and Install the .State Board of Falueation, was in-trueted to prepare an High Schools will he maroon­ The Student Judicial Cnuncil * * * ing -nil tor (iniHm II games Special guests will Inrluilr Intent lu Annex on the Joseph He udd.'d that ed in a <ea of mud. Cars ami of the University of Mississ­ Boone Home The City passed over a re ­ Capl. ft. M. Ware, command HOLLYWOOD it I'D—Rich­ Area property bordenng Sit Gouty will l.e given Iho selmol buses have churned the ippi meets today to consider quest to take over the Sem­ ing officer of .Sjnford Naval kill subject to Huai approval chosen county for it to nhroad into a "gooey mess.” a charge of carrying a con­ ard Doone, television's "Pala­ MIAMI ftJP n — Tropk'At inole fligli School sewer lilt Air Station, and Capt. J. (). • • • storm Ktlltli qim Kly t*nmo to station until such time ns the taln tills* to (lie site for cealed weapon against the din,” was back home from Mayo, commander. Heavy of the Zoning CommL-lon. It was unanimously agreed tifr' hi (In* tropint] At hint it* j.re-entntion to Hie state. City Manager Pete Know­ school's only Negro student. the ho.pdal today, a bandage MIAMI f i r m — Galo futility is brought up to city Attack Wing (toe, who will In­ lli.it a committee should lie todny «n$l aimvil a lmrii»nm* les has been talking of a $1.23 Mayor Thomas S. McDonald winds and rough seas raked “ It seems to be a serious over Ins nose the only sign standard*. troduce several mrmbers of appointed to i n v e s t i g a t e Imin« Di lit 11|«* cho in of Mn ml * million budget, with a .six-mill offense.” said council head of ill elfeets Irom an auto ac­ and Gen. J. Hutchison, Hie mid and upper blast Coast Recommcnd.itiiui of the their respective staffs. tax levy. Came nut this Champ Ternry, son-in-law of cident last week. means and method* uf en­ b o n ie riitir tin* r u M e r n C arib * chairman of tiie County Com­ nf Florida today as a cold City Zoning and Dimming m im ing at the session with Sen, James Eastland, (Dmission, extolled the high front moved south across th* larging the police department bean S*»n. Commission to relocate the the stale university inspec­ Miss.) hat he would not spe­ Trade War? points for the lake Ada site state. and or fire department with a Highest wimh Miff* 70 public library at the old post tion team that it should have culate whether the charge to the Stnto team in a 2'j report expected at the next miles an hour when a InirriDRUSSELS ( l Pli — T h e Reach erosion was heavy office was held in abeyance read all along at $t.T3 mil­ would result in (lie expulsion European Common Market llotir liiiefing before they vis­ in the Daytona Reach area. meeting. Appointment of the dim? hunter plane hunted tin* pending a conference with U. lion (including the separate of Uleve McDowell. ited the nitt*. committee member- will tie new utorm's renter ittiotit ISO set Ihe stage tor a tran-AtHeavy showers proceeded S, Hep A S. Ilerlong Jr. This utilities budget) and 18 mills McDowell. 21. was Mispc.il (antic trade war today by re­ Mayor McDonald stilted Ihe the front, which became sta­ made by Mayor Fred Heath miles of thr Murid of would Include the purchase (Including the debt service). ed by the university Monday, fusing to go beyond its offer (Tty will supply at normul tionary north of Palin Beach The board also unanimously ftarhndo*. The Wmther Hufor Vbiioo of t fit* lot fo the • • • a few hours after Sheriff Joe of a in per cent cut on U. S. rates, water, sewerage, fire this morning. Cocoa reported ST. PETERSBURG (LI' I) agreed lo accept an offer r OilU JHild Mn* Morin would west ot Hit- old |Hi-l office. A Park site at 21th and Chase Ford jailed him on the frozen poultry exports. and police protection, and 8.19 inches of rain in 2$ Sim uJi operation were under submitted hy llilibard < a--el Fi’wfli hurriiHiie font* Inform local Inisinrssiii.in previously other municipal services. 11 • ready for development dor- charge. The Judicial Coutud way tuday fur thiee m i-slog berry fur a five-acre piece of tin* «ltty** I-1id. hours. had .dierid Hie General Ser in the coming year. can only make recommend.i I Manes Bombed pointed to the proximity to boats und a Henman swept ov­ pureruMem pn*»luh*tj th • property on which In locale Winds up to 30 miles an • » • vice- Administration $ iuih,i> Highway 17-92 and Interstate lions to the university but erboard from a fourth, nnif a hou-ing and storage lor city ■1;iiorj*s fifth tropicul storm hour were reported along the SAIGON, South Viet Nam for Hie lot hut the offer was UPI reports today two traf­ such suggestions rarely are . I. tin- At I. Railroad, recrca- coast north of Vcro Beach fifth vessel wn* under low to equipment. would pum between the reject,.!. fic deaths reported in Semi­ rejected by the ad in mi sir.* t LTD—Communist saboteurs port. • • • | liunnl. educational und reli­ with tales above normal. Uhifid* nf Mitrtinii|Ur und St. Monday set olf bombs ill two Mrs. C II tillff was grant­ gions nole County during the first lion. facilities, drainage, The Coast Guard air station In order to gum access to Lin jji hy \\ nli'ii*njiiy ritMin. Forecasters said the front Vietnamese transport planes ed Ou days after Jan. 1 to ren shopping areas, ami other udeight months of t'Jihl, out of lien* said one of its search In an II u. hi . KST itiUumy, might pu-.lt swells against the the property, located on Win at an airfield used by U. S. ovate the Dulmlintel under a total of 921 for the state. uin tllg r* . Southeast Coast and cause troops training Vietnamese planes was search injf an area ter Dark Drive adjoining Die f hi* Sfl 11 .111fln p I*,. II... U r jl11H11 condetiinalion proceedings. Holmes and Union Counties The briefing was completed Hooding in some areas. about IM) miles west of here Huri'UU ImuU’d the itonnV, Gulf Course, an edlm alril B O soldiers, a U. S. military City gave final approval of have a perlcct traffic record. in the Gulf fur n mnn swept foot road will have to he tan It renter nrnr hiMind** ITI.it spokesman said today. This conflicts with R. E. ovc rl.in.nl from the tanker and a drainage ditch put hi north, hmjfttuiJt? f$7.‘l \w *i. it tfs tLet tit budget, including P orter's count of 18 for the The Southside School I’-Tit Point l.onm into heavy sens which would be necessary in Uld till' Mol ft! Uppi’lll «•) In lit* $3,Uoo In Ihe Seminole Court ALL NIOW ^ year in this county . . . but meeting, scheduled fur to­ Mission To Stay with 12 to 13 font waves. moving lietwtftMi we i fifid ly Chamber of Commerce any event. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. ^ I'P t probably means only for night, bus been canceled due witli the proviso it will add Thu Coast Guard said It hml (.'assetberry’s offer lo the wuat-northwest .it 15 ni.p.h. (U Plt — Secretary General August. another $3.uon in six months |o the nrnlticr. President no further word on thn ves­ town rntnes with the slipula • • • Thant, the I nitrd Stales, qtnl "witli due cooperation from Frank Mchttnc anuouiired to­ sel, its destinations or purl of H'-n lii.it (lie properly al-u As everyone knows, the other countries involved m the Clumber.” day. origin. Tim missing moil was wilt eventually tie deiclupi-l Hie Congo ope rat ion today Sanford area was thoroughly He said that excessive rain reported to he the rliief stew­ as a city owned playground drenched the last day amt a ON IS COAT NO DRIP fall in the past two days has were reported agreed on ex­ ard. and park, half. Ernie Lundberg, assist­ flooded the lunch room. Stu­ tending tiie I N peace mission Three olher Const Guard Road Board Chairman J It ant county agent, reports Interior Acrylic lull ex Faint dents have been form] to there beyond the year-end planes, two from Miami, were Self wav instructed to get ethat the count varies around deadline. It} I nil.-,| Drews I n l r r n a t l o n n l searching no nrea northwest the county but that his rain have their lunches in clas HUY ONE — (JET ONE FREE SAIGON. South Vt.-t Nino uf Honeymoon Isle off Clear­ Tilt- nation settled down to £ gauge showed a Utile more roems, Melmno sal t. Lon# Thought (l I'D A Dun Amerirun water fur a 19-foot fishing The meeting ha* been re­ day to tin* season of brightly Ilian five inches between 8 ZURICH. Switzerland (( Pit • OUTSTANDING HIDING DOW Ell Airways Dining 707 jetliner p rn. Sunday and 9 a. m. scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. —American typewriter heir­ la,at missing -ince Sunday. eolured leaves, gunning jack with 78 persons aboard wu* Three men were r e p o r t e d • CAN DF: SH IlD IIE D TMTUUi i* DATS 1. todayess Gamble Benedict Durum- alumni the small craft in an MIAMI (UDD—Meintier- of o’lnnteros and bu-tnl turkey hit hy ground fire on it* final • • • • DRIES IN 30 MINUTES brami was reported today to area whipped by strong winds 23 ant, i astro group- haie with .-hilling temperature* In approach to Saigon Airport Hill Vincent J r , The Her­ • NO DAINTY ODOR have said she thought it over and intermittent rain. today. formed a "government tn thr FiuO. . ald's teller of tall fish tales, • SOAD AND BATKIC CI.KAN-UF for an entire year before fil­ Oi *■engine was pierced hy a Two of the men Were Identi­ arm s” within Cuba, elected The mercury tumbled to Die came up with this tuday: ing for a divorce Irom her fied ss Arthur Patmore, own­ ., president and art* working freezing point from the cen­ single bullet, hut the plane Owen Abney, who toils for playboy husband, 37-year-old er of the (mat, and Herman to overthrow the F'ldel Castro tral A p p a l a c h i a n region landed safely on three en­ The Only Paint With A the city, was a-boating with NEW YORK <l'Pl> Andrei Porumheanu. Bradley, both of Tampa. The regime, exiles said here Mon­ through the North Atlantic gine*. No one was injured. his wife Sunday and their Housewives may have to payThe huge airliner way on a WRITTEN thiid man was not identified. day. -tatr* or, the fir-t full day of <9 boat stuck on a mud bar. more for sugar soon. Apology Given regular run from Jakarta unit According In reports from auto inn. UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE Owen, so Hill says, put out The price of raw sugjtr In­ HKHKELKY, Calif. (UPI) two exile groups, the presi­ The thermometer dropped Singapore with dH passenger* an oar to push off the bar creased sharply Monday. The dent was named lo head the to 'll at Harrisburg, Da., for end to crew mem tiers when it , . . and (Dill says this is National Sugar Relinity to. — The Junior Cham tier id Tooth And Nail A!m ) l u l l He T in ted I ,.700 D iffe re n t Color* .SHEFFIELD, E n g l a n d underground g o v e r n merit .« record low so early in the was hit l.y the gruiiml fire. true) an eight-pound ba.»s immediately aniuiunntl it Commerce, sponsoring the flopped mto Owen's boat, .-a..,ii. it gut to 23 at Philipswas increasing the price of national football queen con­ (UPI) — Mrs. Oliva Hynes "somewhere in Cuba.” • • • Most of the groups involved burg. Dm., and 20 at Or,emit.., Cut (Jets Call refined sugar 23 cents j*-r Ilk) test, today apologized to a said today she hu» appealed Whatever became of Dotlic pounds, for boll) industrial University of California Ne­ to Minister of lleulth Enoch are not well known in (he N. Y., Munday. DAIt IS (CD! i—'The French Austin's thought of a public and consumer packaged su­ gro student, Lynn Sims, 20, Dowell for aid in her 10- United States, but spokesmen At the other extreme, the space research committee who was replaces! as a con­ ycar battle to get a new «et said some of the exile groups mercury hit Wfi „t Glia It rid, announced today meeting for downtown mer­ gar. D will chants to learn what Wit* boy 209 \V. I si S T . Olher refiner- were* typed test e-cort because of his uf ful-e tei-l)i under tin* na­ located here may join with A,i •. • ,ii t .,. V, FA 2-3619 launch a cut into space nest ® *r> want.* tional health system. td to follow National i lead. , race. ai d 91 ei dun Antonio, rex. mouth. | J the new government toon. A plaque reading “ Pre­ sented to Arthur II. Beck­ with Jr. /or distinguished service to the people of Seminole County 1962" was presented to the county clerk Monday by the United Fund for his services as UF gen­ eral chairman last year. • • A hint to martini addicts: A vermouth SPRAY bottle tor very dry martinis is on the market. • • • Move Is under way for a h i; social whirl here in San­ ford come the winter season. Five name bands, no less, planned . . . one a month, November, through March. And attendance LIMITED to 2nn couples. More on this later. • • • Shriners will “ celebrate” (lie all-paid-for installation of air conditioning in tbeir club with a dinner-meeting for Nobles at 6;30 p. m. Thurs­ day. so says President Roy ti. Williams. • • • City Commissioner Jimmy Crapps still In favor of sell­ ing the old post office build­ ing to finance a new library . . . or a new fire station. GSA still sayi no-can-do for 20 years. Must be used ss a library for 20 years before sale, or else return to the federal government. • • • After H i years of condem­ nation and orders to rare, the Palms Hole! won another reprieve of W) days from the City Commission . . . 90 days AFTER Jan. I. Which on any calendar counts six months from W ay . • • • City Commission consider­ ed a threat last night. A businessman tried to black­ m ail the Commissioner into giving him a free parking space, or else he "will re­ locate where there are no meters.” lie lost. Prosecution Tries To Put Kelly On Stand m w A... BRIEFS Casselberry Asks Garbage Bids City Offers Stadium To School Board Colfee Club To Open Season On Thursday Students Meet On Gun Charge New Storm Aims At Caribbean Weather Batters Florida Coasts CG Hunt Man, 3 Missing Boats Southside P-TO Meet Canceled Autumn Brings Freeze To North Rol Hide U. S. Jet Hit By Ground Fire Rebel Regime In Cuba Reported Sugar Price Rise Expected Mary Carter Paints mw �Iff Casselberry Clerk Is Well Qualified »r M y Mo n than too Navy wives are presently participating in Ike boost decorating course sponsored by the Navy Otllcers Wives d u b . N»vy wives eaa still siga up le r the rem ainder of the ser­ ies, or they may attend meetlags on an individual basis. Tbs meetings are held at 1 p.m. each Mooday in the NAS ballroom. Next Monday's topic will be *Bullding a Color Scheme,'* presented by Miss Stacey Baldwin. She will discuss planning color and pattern see and give a o n t general data on colon and Ibelr ef­ fects. After tbe formal talk, the meeting will be open to ques­ tions from tbe floor. • • • No dues, no official organballon, Just fun, is tbe theme e f a new group started by c ev en l Nsvy wives. The group calls Itself the Thursday Night Sociil Clrcls and meetings a rt open to both Nnvy wives and thair civilian friends. i t will m eet Thursday night • t ■ p.m . In the NAS nursery building. Getting acquainted and bobbles and games will take up the two-hour meeting. For information ctU Mrs. Alice Fay Ervin at FA 3-9189 e r Mrs. P at eleven at FA >• yon. e • • M on than SO officers and Wives of VAH-11 attended ■ Mexican style eocktsl] party Friday evening i t the home ef Cdr. and Mrs. Bart Bar­ tholomew. Hosts for the squadron party were LL and Mrs. Dais Purdy, Lt. and Mrs. Dick Dennison, Eos. Mika Owoa and Ena. John Wsrmuth. An official goodbye wss ■aid to L t fjg) Larry Gar­ rett, who la leaving the squad ron for China Lake. Mexican atraw hats, bot­ tles, Indian core, and bull­ fight pictures introduced the theme which wss completed by the refreshments of tacos, enchiladas, bean dip, cheese dip, fried beans and fried rice and the appropriate bev­ erage!. Among the guests were the Commander of Hatwing One and hia wife, Capluln and Mrs. Jam es Mayo, and the Chief of Staff and his wife, Cdr. and Mrs. G. W. Kimmona. • • • Mrs. Lyle Sctte and Mrs. Paul Werner will be honored O ct • at a coffee sponsored by the VAIM Enlisted Man's Wives Club. The change of command coffee will bo held at the ball­ room a t 7:30. All enlisted wives of VAti-S are invited. The coffee wss planned at Thursday'! meeting of the club, at the home of Mrs. Jiuth O'Neill. Guests for the evsning were Mrs. Elsie R*h, Mrs. Jssnnette Spiffey. Mrs. Margaret Kcleliar and Mrs. Joan Mac­ Donald. Members present were Mrs. Zdda Farrell. .Mrs. 1’at Man­ ning, Mrs. D urban Rohrer, Mrs. Sharon Hutto, Mrs. Car­ ol Stout and Mrs. Durban Kanaau. • • • Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Jotiu (iparti arc the pu rents of a baby boy, born Sept. 13. lie W as numed Joseph Patrick. • * W Birthdays ot both L t Cdr. and Mrs. David Ulmslead were cvlebrali-d wilh a party held at their home recently. Their daughter. Miss Molly Glmstcad nded as co-hostess at the bultct supper. Turkey, beef, various appetiser* and punch were served. Guests present were Capt an-J Mrs. Hubert Ware. Cdr. and Mrs. Stanley Slanui, Cdr. •nd Mrs. Howard Shively, Cdr, and Mrs. Thomas Con der, Lt. Cdr. Frances Mit­ chell, L t Cdr. and Mrs. L. Pinzel, Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Jay Miller, L t and Mrs. Vincent Law. L t and Mrs. Ralph Noil, L t snd Mrs. Charles Morosbil, Lt. and Mrs. Frank Wolfe, Lt. (Jg) and Mrs. John Williams, Mrs. Mary McComber, Mrs. Amy Rusk, Mrs. Howard MeGough, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Terry and Mr. and Mrs. Lin­ us Heins. • • • New by-laws wtiw read and approved by members of tbe VAH-1 enlisted men's wives club at their meeting Thurs­ day. The Tifierettes met in the ballroom. Mrs. Floyd Oakes ■nd Mrs. Marvin Koozer were hostesses for the group. O t h e r business included planning a baka sale for soma future dste end discussing Christmas presents to bs sent to their husbands, now aboard the USB Independence. The club also decided to have a door prist at coming meetings. The hostesses served re­ freshments of cake, cookies, tee end coffee to the mem­ bers end guests. Guests wera Mrs. Richard Goraline, Mrs. Plummer Rhoadea and Mrs. Richard Shawlcy. Members attending t h e meeting wera Mrs. Richard Hoogcrwsrf, Mrs. David Farrler, Mrs. Chariea Gorbey, Mrs. James Anderson, Mrs. Vern Graham, Mrs. AI Moylsn, Mrs. Hershell Russell and Mrs. Douglas Horton. • • • LL <Jg) and Mrs. Berchman E. Rogero are the parents of ■ new son. The recent arriv­ al was named Berchmin E. Rogero, III. Mrs. W. 1. Lewis took high honors at the VAH-9 officers wives bridgs held Friday at her boms. Second high went In Mrs. D. 0. Tlse. Mrs. Miehacl Durant was a guest from VAH-1. Squadron wives present were Mrs. R. A. Wing, Mrs. J. L. Shipman, Mrs, J. L. McCracken, Mrs. J. A. deGanahl, Mrs. J. T. Bucy, Mrs. T. E. Qiiltlin, Mrs. R. H. Cooke and Mrs. G. L. Atkinson. • • • Reservations for the NAS officers wives luncheon Oct. 3 should be made by noon Mon day, Sept. 30, with Mrs. Don aid Dietrich at 333-0278. The luncheon will be held atthe Garden Gate restau­ rant in Mt. Dora. A fashion show will be presented by Me Caln-dcZeng fashions. • • • Two Chief Petty Officers wives club members were presented with htrthitnne pins as fa re fill gifts hy the club at Uielr coffee Thursday. The two are Mrs. C. P Weaver snd M n. E, II Nance. Mrs. Weaver's hu» band Is retiring soon, and the Nonces will move on to Jack sonvtlle. Mrs. J. J. May, who it also a member of the club, wa the featured speaker at the get-acquainted coffee fur ull Chief's wives. She demon strafed a line of cosmetic: and made many interesting and informative points nwarding their use. Mrs. Chester Cisowski wa used as a model hy .Mrs. Hay in her demunstration. Tbe eolfee was held at thu ballroom. Hostesses w e n Mrs. Henry Guinn, Mrs. Ci sowskl. Mrs. Nance, Mrs. A. M. Blair slid Mrs. JJuc (> Donnell They served crenio putfs, assorted c o o k i e s , mints, nuts and coffee to the ladies. Tables were decorated with By Jane Casselberry lir a B. W. Hawthorne, ap­ pointed a t new town clerk of Casselberry to fill out the term of Mrs. Lillian Henning who recently resigned after five years in the office, comes well qualified for the Job. A graduate of St. Louis Business School, she was em­ ployed for many years In the office of the Chief National Bsnk Examiner In St. Louis. She moved to Casselberry in IBS* and Uvea at U23 Quintuplet Drive with her husband, a retired lieutenant from the U. S. Coast Guard, and their two eons, Barry, 10, •nd Mark, seven. She will take over at the clerk's office on Friday of this week. DeBary HD Club To Open Season By Mrs. Adam Mailer The DeBary Home Demon­ stration Club will meet for the first time of the current season this Thursday at the Community Center. The all-dey meeting win open at 10 a. m. with Ihe workshop followed by a lun­ cheon for which members ire asked to bring thsir own sup­ plies. Beverage will be pro­ vided by the refreshment committee. The afternoon session will convene at 1:30 with the pro­ gram on family laundry. Volusia County HD Agent Mr*. Edna Eby will attend the meeting and all members are urged to be present. Presklent of the DeBsry Club is Mrs. George Wright. Tries 3rd Time LAUREL, Md. (UPI) - K e l­ so was added officially to tbe field for the Laurel Interna­ tional race Nov. lt for the third consecutive year when Sirs. Richard C. Dupont, his owner, accepted an Invitation Monday. a centerpiece of red glads and roaes, made by the com­ mittee. Also attending the coffee were Mrs. J. D. Morris, Mrs. Gladys Downey, Mrs. Jstnea P, Best, Mrs, Don Dawaun, Mrs. Ann Truluck, Mrs. Floyd (Jakes, Mrs. Kenneth Mueller, Mrs. T. W. Smith, Mrs. James F. Smart, Mrs. Irene Kent and Mrs. Christine Blanken­ ship. • • • VAH-11 and Dut. I officers wives held their bridge Thurs­ day at the home of Mrs. J. R. Dennison in Pinecrest. The dessert bridge featured a creme de rnenth parfalt serv­ ed with cuffeo, cokes, nuts ami mints. Bouquets of ruses from the hosless's garden decorated the tables. Taking high honors was Mrs. R. S. Beat and second high went to Mrs. J. F. Barlow, Other squadron wives at­ tending were Mrs. R. W. Repp, Mrs. R. S. Davidson, Mrs. J. M Ituiincls, Mrs. D. E. Nichols, Mrs D. C. Purdy, Mrs. W. A. Yellnek, Mrs. 0 . Z. Gentry and Mrs. Kermit Jamison. Mrs. Ed Foy was a guest from VAH 3. * • • COMING EVENTS Thursday, Sept. 28 Thursday Night Social Cir­ cle, Navy and Civilian, 8 p in. Buikllng T. VAIM enlisted men's wives club Hobo Supper, 8 p in. Home of Mrs. James Ander­ son. Friday, Sept. 27 VAH a officers wives club steak cookout, 7 p m. llomu of Mrs. It. It. Cooke. HATWING-1 staff officers party 7:3u p.m.. Lake Golden. M arl 9m 9 Pact * — Sept 34, IMS (Dsuah Obby 2 DEAR MIXED UP: After By M n. Ada as Mailer .The Women's Missionary Society of the First Baptist Church of DeBary met for Circle Devotions at 9:30 a. m. last Tuesday In the Church Hall preceding the general meeting which convened at 10 a. m. Mrs. Merle Vos was In charge of devotions for this meeting and Sarah McBride conducted the program dur­ ing which Mrs. Irene Hellman spoke on the religious faith of the Mormans. The next WMS meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Bessie Cole at which time a covered dish lunch­ eon also wilt be held. Memorial Rites Held For Flyers Requiem Mass was said Monday at Hanford Naval Atr Station chapel for two Navy airmen who died last Thurs­ day In an aircraft accident aboard the attack carrier US5t Independence now In the Med­ iterranean Sea. They were LL Cdr. James Richard Conrey, 33, of 20*4 Hibiscus Court, amt LL Theo­ dore Carl G arrett, 33, who until recently reeldcd at t i t East Woodland Drive. Both wera serving with Sanford’s H e a v y A t t a c k Spuadron One In the Mediter­ ranean ns part uf the U. S. Sixth Fleet. Lt. Cdr. Conrey served the Navy as an aviator for more than 11 years. He Is survived by hie widow, Mrs. Phyllis Conrey; sons, Brian end Mike; daughters, Kit and Ann; his e;yr ndMnon ;snlnla e.nllrkeparenta, Mr. and Mrs. John Wesley Conrey, of Maxwell, Neb., and a brother, Kenneth K. Conrey of Spearman, Tex. LL Garrett, a bombardiernavigator and seven-year vet­ eran of the Navy, is survived by hia widow, Mrs. Rose urn ry M. Garrett; a daughter. Linda, and son, Gregory, all of whom now reside in H a h n v 111 e, Louisiana. six trips to the altar and fits to tha divorce court, you are not llktly to taka ja so b y Onfilu d y s a* (O s J h o (O o im n An actress recsntly receivsd a divorce on the grounds that her husband was an “extreme perfect Iuni it." Example: Ha Insisted that ash trsya be emptied immediately. If we ere going to get that technical about whet mekse a man or woman "impossible” Toll Road Due In December FORT L A U D E R D A L E (U PI) — Tbe BUU Turnpike Authority announced that the Sunshine State Parkway will be open all the way betwasn Miami and Orlando by the first week In December. However, authority chair­ men John Phillips said that ubuut 2 to 2 4 miles of tha extension from F art Plsrcs to Orlando would be operated under sub-standard conditions. The inferior part of the toll road is located near the Yeehaw J u n c t i o n interchange where construction engineers have run into peculiar toll conditions in e marsh that will require another year to 18 month* to ''cure.” Cymbals have been used as a musical instrument since ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Lar­ 1100 H.C. ry Siegfried, a guard from Ohio Stale, was released Mon­ day and Tony Yalei, a guard from Cincinnati, was placed on waivers as the St. Louts Hawks trimmed their Nation­ al Basketball Association to AIR CONDITIONER 13 men. AREA DIRECTORY H. B. Pope Co., Inc. AUTO A PROPERTY Fur The Finest V*ar Around Weather Conditioner FEUUEKS Seles — Service 200 x. 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M. 0:10 ( 7 ) F l o r i d a H i s t o r y 1:11 (0 ) d r o v e 7:00 (1 ) Ml ISI 7:10 M l (S) 7:11 IS) l:oo M ) l:lu IS) 1:00 I D Ml (S) Sill (SI S:l« (1) (0) 11:00 (1 ) 7:11 But now that divorce Is taken so lightly a man can be considered impossible to live with because he demands that ash trays be emptied Im­ mediately, it seems as though there ought to be some lines drawn. Huibands and wives should know Just what constitutes in­ compatibility or crust and In­ human treatment. How much of something la too much— ■nd how little la too little? Ruth Millett has words for th* men. Read “ Happier Wives (hints for husbands." Mail 26 cents to Ruth Millett Reader Service */o The San­ ford Herald P. O. Box 489, Dept. A, Radio City Station, New York 10, N. Y. K e ll T o alta Tie* lei T im — Fleet Halt Only H tp ilH On Second Sk«w "•» (fathering Of r.aeleeHark Hndeun — t'ulne (n-Featnre (Will Only “Hell Kent Fee Leather" Andie Murphy — fd « r vat:D. a t h i n s . l a t l a a d Pans Vilen Sense. 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Complete Installations • FA 3-0921 FA 3-9022 Repair* Bathroom and Kitchen FEEDS Fixtures . W ater Pumps Free (-intimates Sanford Flour and 204 8. Sanford FA 2-3381 - Croa- klte BALL-BLAIR HARRY ADAIR’S MEN-WOMEN W eather «;H l>) Editorial <>) I p i n M 10:34 ( D X s w a 10:1c (1) F l a y T e a r H u n c n (C ater) M) I L ovn L u cy M) D e c e m b e r B r i d e U :v t ( D C oncentration M l MoCoya ( t ) P r i e s Is R i g h t 11:1* ( I ) M i s s i n g L i n k s (C o lo r ) (I) P ets And O tsd y s O ) Seven K eys INSURANCE AUTO SERVICE UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY S e t 111 Neorecope ((> N o t. Sparli, By Ruth Millett to live with, maybe we ought to have some ground rule* for both huebends and vrivea. Where do you draw the line bcetween thrift and atinginesi on the pert of a husband? Where do you drew tha line between a relaxed attitude to. ward houiekeeping and down right elovenilnesa on the part of a wife! Where do you draw the line between being an extreme perfectionist and wanting a w ell-run home on the pert of a husbandT Where do you draw the line between wanting nice things and being extravagant on the part of n wife? Where do you draw the line between a man'* being firm with hit children and an over­ ly strict disciplinarian 7 And Just where doee e wife’s Interest In outetde ac­ tivities cross the line Into ne­ glect of her home? Husbands and wives were­ n't too concerned about such technicalities tn the days when divorce was generally frowned upon. Such quirks of character in a marriage partner might have forever remained a bone of contention—divorce wasn't the answer. (*) Hews TUESDAY P. M. By Oswald SeriesJacoby Reserves of hearts. Still Available shown the queen This left 16 points unaccount­ ed for and tha odds wera that South held them. I t also was certain th at East could not held more than one point. South was using the 16-17 notrump as la customary today. Thus, thsra was no hope of beating the hand. West hop. ped up with the ace of clubs and promptly cashed his ace of diamonda to hold South to his contract. North might well have made four spadea had he beau de­ clarer. East would have to find the diamond lead to beat him, but a aura thing la bet­ ter than a good chance. With South declarer, four spades was a sure thing. North's four heart bid was tha transfer bid to spades at the four level because the two V X II level transfer Is not used aft­ er aecond hand double* the opening no-trump or bide 4 A *M I over 1L t i l f q u ti This time it worked to per­ A A Q 7 II* A IT ) fection. South went to four • A » i * +10149 spades and West opened tha •OCTW (2» eight of bearU. The nine was 4 Q IT . W A J4 S played from dummy and ♦ K it East's queen lost to South's ♦ K Q /i ace. A spade lead put Weat In M la 4 W u l< with the ace and he led a sercnd heart. South won In 1 S T . Dnobta 4 f T*m dummy and entered hia hand « A h g with tha queen of trumps. Then ho led tha cyieen of clubs. j Ho hold 11 high cord points West thought awhile. Or at himsolf. Dummy had started least atopped to count points. with seven end East had Two Released Easy W ay to Kill Ants and Roaches DEAR ABBY: Ju st a few lines to 1s t you know what you did for us. I saw your column on donating your eyas to th« blind. My hus­ band said for years he wanted to do it, so 1 called the Lions Club in Marys­ ville, and my husband, my­ self and our five children, ages from * to 21 are now going to donate our eyes after death. I want to thank you, Abby. I know this Is what God would want ua to do. Forsvsr grateful. DONNA MARTIN, HARRISBURG, PA. e ■ • • C 0 N FID E N T IA L TO "E": If you would first for­ give yourself, you would find It easier to forgive others. e e • • What’s on your mind? For a personal reply, send a eelf-addresaed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3306, Beverly Hilla, Calif, e e e e For Abby’a booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," send 60 cents to Abby, Box 3366, Beverly Hllla, Calif. DEAR DAD: You'ra notl Your daughter is generous to a fault, and her mother isn't helping matters much. Your daughter should wait until she's married to show what a "good little wife" she can be. MRS. HAWTHORNE DeBary WMS Has Meeting By Abigail Van Buren my advice—which I am re­ luctant to give. Forget your numbers genie and make No. 0 your No. 1 for life. • e e e DEAR ABBY: We have a nice-looking Id-year-old daughter who liaa never given ua any trouble. She helpe her mother and has always brought home good report cards. She has a boy­ friend who is 18. They have gone together for al­ most a year. Ha la a good kid, quiet like our daughter. Lately he has been bringing hia laundry here (under­ wear, shirts and socka) for my daughter to wash and Iron. I told my Mrs. thla was all wrong. She aaya our daughter la showing the boy what a good little wife aba can be. 1 say, what's tha b u rry 7 Who is OTong? A SAD DAD DEAR ABBY: J am 29 and am married for the sixth time. I know that makes me sound Ilka a ter­ rible person, but I'm really not (I married my third husband twice.) My prob­ lem la ! am still in love with my fifth husband, I lived with him longer than with any of the others (four years) and I loved him with all my heart. He kept ac­ cusing me of still being In love with my ex-huibands, first one and then another. I couldn't take it any long­ er, >0 I divorced him, The day my divorce became final I married the lasryer who got me my divorce. I don't love him, Abby. 1 only mar­ ried him because I am afraid to stay alone at nlghL How can I get my fifth husband back? Ha U now going with my younger ■Ister. I know It la only be­ cause she reminds him of me. MIXED UP Television Tonight 700 FRENCH AVE FA 3 �Sept. 24, 19G3 — Paste 3 Mrs. Robert J. Boynton Jr. Honored With Miscellaneous Bridal Shower Mr*. Jame* L. Morgan and Mr*. Charles J. Youngblade were eo-hostes*es for a miscellaneous bridal shower honoring Mrs. Robert John Boynton Jr., a recent bride, at the Morgan home 10<1 East Woodland Drive. Assisting the hostesses were the Mbies Jackie Morgan and Judy Younghlade. Tile refreshment table was overlaid with a white g ra n linen cloth and centered with a large heart shaped cake Served with the cake were sandwiches, mints, nuts, pale green cookies and green punch. Guests invited to share the evening with Mrs. Boynton in­ cluded Mmes. F. M. Bullard, R. J. Boynton, F. P. Dunn, H. M. Fitzgerald, J. Q. Herrin, Harvey Aubuchon, Scott Beat, G. H. Sykes, A. L. Weeks, C. L. Fitzpatrick. Also the Mmes. Willis Jones Hurry Echelberger, M. C. I’remo, W. A. Chambers, Ray­ mond Cox, E. U. Carter, F. A. Rivero, John Moloney II,. D. McQuatters and Misa Dorothy Carter, Meeting The home of Mrs, W. R of Jewels" for the Nu Phi / The ritual was held by sev-1 bearer was Mrs. Olenn Mc« Jennings, on West 18th Street, j Mu Chapter of Beta Sigma f en members of the mother Call and at the bead table Mrs. Marge Csnn, area was tbs scene of a “Ritual JPhL / chapter. Xi Beta Eta. Torch-[were Mrs. John Alexander, supervisor of Welcome Wa­ Mrs, Ashley McClanahan and gon, International, has an­ Mrs. Gordon Frederick. nounced that a Welcome Wa­ The Nu table was led by gon Club Council meeting will Mrs. E. C. Harper Jr., tlie be held in Daytona at the Hol­ Phi table, by Mrs. Vernon iday Inn this Thursday. Hardin and the Nu table by Delegate* from ail the Wel­ Mrs. J. W. Frobsch. come Wagon Cluhs in Central Ritual of jewels pins were Florida will be attending and presented by Mrs. f'rohsch ta there will be many stimulat­ Mrs. Joe Alexander 3rd. Mrs. ing events taking place. Kick Erickson. Mrs. Robert The delegates from the Wel­ Gonzalez. Mrs. Bobby Mit­ come Wagon Club of Sanford chell, Mrs. William Reck, will be Mrs. A. L. Prohst, Mrs. Sid Vlhhn Jr., Mrs. Jim president; Mrs. Steven Berry, Warner and the Misses Don­ vice president; Mrs. Russell na Hodges. Leslie Jones snd Gould, treasurer, and Mrs. Barbara Moses. Connie Curialc, membership A transfer member, Mrs. chairman. Mike Crcvcr. had already re­ The focal Welcome Wagon ceived tier pin hut was pre­ hostesses. Virginia Petroski sent for the initiation cere­ and Phyllis ftugensteia will mony. also allend and will slay over During the social hour re­ for the workshop tho follow­ freshment* were served and ing day. Beneficial discuss­ an informal di-cussion period ions will be held ami prizes held by the group. will be a wanted. rv Plans Meeting Y e. MRS. ROBERT J. BOYNTON JR. was guest of honor at a recent bridal shower a t the home of Mrs, Janies L. Morgan. Left to right are Mrs. C. J. Youngblnde, co-hostess, Mrs. Boynton and Mrs. Morgan. (Herald I’hoto) Pickett while the ladies play­ ed canasta. Those Invited to the cele­ bration were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Redding, Mr. and Mrs. George Wells, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Harper Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Ed Moniorton, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Meriwether, .Mr. and Mrs. Howard Montieth and Mrs. Paul Chesterson. The Reddings and Wells stayed overnight. Later in the week Mr. and Mrs. Curry Walls spent two days with them For Rush Parties At Meeting C R E A T IV E W OMAN TO KNIT Couple Postpones Wedding Date Club Department Zeta XiChapter Makes Plans Members of the Zeta Xi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority made plans for rush parties when the group met at the home of Mrs. O. S. Dorminey, in Wynne wood. The first informal rush par­ ty is planned for this Thurs­ day and a model meeting (or Oct. 1. Names of the rushces were presented to Uie mem­ bership. Plans were completed for the rummage sale, held this weekend, and it was voted to Chapter Holds Jewels Ritual Plans Council This Friday Stines Vacation In Local Area Mr. snd .Mrs. George Stine have settled down alter an ex­ citing vacation in the local vicinity. First they celebrat­ ed their 44th wedding anni­ versary at the Stine ranch, "Bay Point," on Lake Pick­ ett. Joining them for this cele­ bration were members of their canasta dub. Each one brought a covered dish and the SUnes furnished baked ham and fried chicken and Mr. Stine made a freezer full of home made ice cream. The men enjoyed fishing In Lako Welcome Wagon donate all unsold items to the Good Samaritan Home. Mrs. Gary Hudgins led the discussion, during the programgram o n “ Improving Conversational S p e e c h . ' ' Members discussed the char­ acteristics of a good voice, reason for an unpleasant voice and functions of various parts of the body involved in speech. Each member had an op port unity to analyze their own diction after taking a portion of the Armed Forces Com­ munication Intelligibility lest OSRD-5M7. Mrs. Kenneth L. Williams, a former charter member, was welcomed as a guest. Others attending were Mrs. Robert Winsa, president, and the Mmes. Harvey Wilkinson. Rohert Morris, Fred Wilson, George Beers, Tiinmas Bus­ sell, Ernest Morris. Richard Butler, Leon Swain, Alvin Kilpatrick, J a m e s Lyon, Louis Linnekugel and Miss Mildred Turner. After they returned to S a n f o r d their 17-ycar-old grandson, Mike Hughes, of Waukegan, III., arrived for a week's visit. While he was here they all spent several dayj at New Smyrna Beach swimming and fishing and on Sunday afternoon they took him lo Tampa where he en­ rolled as a freshman at the University of Tampa. He was nominated from the state of Illinois to West Point and just barely missed it on account of his eyes. Hu al­ ready has Ids major in sci­ ence, music and drama and hopes to continue his math, English and social studies. The Slines are very proud of Mike's achievements. Dur­ ing the past two summers Inhas been in tho Teothouse Summer Theatre. In plays such as “ Kismet" anil “Bye Bye Birdie" and several others. He took tho part oi “Judd'' in "Oklahoma" ami was a member of a quartet in "Music Man." He has been a soloist with the Waukegan Philharmonic Chorus and a cappella choir. During his high school years he served us Junior class president, and many other of­ fices in various clubs. He was co-captain of the Intra-Mural Basketball Team ami won a summer youth music scholar­ ship. One of the newspapers se­ lected him as drama critic for a North Chicago High School Play. In other civic and church activities he was president of a high school church group, a member of a soli bull learn, sang in tlie church choir and played base­ ball, ending the season with a .420 hatting average. In the field of speech Mike traveled to v .irions civic or­ ganizations and churches pre­ senting talks and sermons. He won a Teachers’ Educa­ tion Scholarship based on his high grades and could have attended any one of five state universities with tree tuition but Instead chose Tampa. He felt he could continue his music ami drama education better In the smith ami also wanted to escape the cold northrrn winters. Mike’s mother, the former Ann Stine, received her mas­ ter's degree ihis August and his father was re-elected for another four year term as police Magistrate for the City of Waukegan. 111. OFFICERS OF THE NEW SORORITY CHAPTER, Nu Phi Mu are from left, Mr.*. Bobby Mitchell, treasurer; Mr*. Joe Alexander 3rd., president; Mr*. William Reek, vice president and Misa Leslie Jones, secretary, By Mrs. Adam Muller The Civic and International Department of the DcBary Woman’s Club will meet this Friday at tho homo of Miss Beatrice J. Tyson, on Eldo­ rado Drive at 2 p.m. Under discussion will be legislation, world court and bills up before the House Refreshments will be serv­ ed during llte social hour ami nit friends ami Interested members arc invited to at­ tend. DeBary Personals tty Mrs. Adam Muller Mr. n o d Mrs. William Reich of lliblscu* Drive cele­ brated their 31st wedding an­ niversary last week with a trip to Tallahassee, where they stayed at the Congress Inn. They also visited their new grandchildren in St. Pe­ tersburg, Kelly Arm Miles and Donald Robert Pottcrson Mrs. William Reich. Miss Carole Cleveland re­ turned to Sanford. Saturday, after a visit in San Diego, Calif., at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. Kephart. Carole's fiancee, Robert Itrgnnnll, who is stationed aboard the USS Kittyhawk, in San Biego, received unexpect­ ed orders for sea duty soon after her arrival and the coin pie's wedding date of Sept. IS was poslponrd until after the end of his sea duty, In May law. Carole plans to visit her fi­ ancee’s parents, in Michigan, in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Bay Starns are moving to Seminole Drive Mr. and .Mrs. Gerald Drnch from their present quarters of Sanford Avenue have re­ behind the T.V. Shoppe on lumed from Highland. N. C., Highway 17 02. and Hendersonville, N. C., where llu-y spent two weeks at the Lee Hotel. En route home they slopped at St. Au­ gustine and spent some time at the Liberty Hotel In Or­ mond Beach before returning A L W A Y S F I R S T Q U A L I T Y . Mrs. William Yohe of Aza­ ti> DeBary. lea Drive went to i'atatka lo visit Rev. Daman Scott and Mrs. William Fidler has re­ family this past week with turned from Ihe North where Mrs. Eleanor Wilson, Mrs. she visited her son-in-law and Mary Kearns and Mr. and daughler. For maximum use of mums anil pompoms in flower a r­ rangements. break the stems instead of cutting them This helps the stems sbsorb water and keeps blooms fresh. 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Long tail* for on-the-muve c m fort with 2 button through flap pocket* mid contour cut for turn action.free good looks! Priced for Big SAVINGS! �m u M id Peg* 4 — Sept. 24, 1968 frra » 1 Bear Lake Community Club Plans Membership Drive Art Federation Plans State Convention 69 members and dir­ mule Saterday at a meeting of tba executive board bald ectors from all parts of the at the Debar; Manikin Uouie state were in attendance. It was reported that tba with Dr. Cbarlea Gil** preistate of Florida received the idiag. highest prals# last year at Airman Attends Speciol School A k a an Vt Robert L. Al­ bert, son af Mr. sod Mrs. turn Albert, Ml West Hth U m l , la attending a apacisl Air fore* school of elec• t Xeasier AFB, Bll- M. F. Chapman, American ■ b la g engineer, trapped 11 chtoehMaa in Chile, took them California fa 1923, and U Ha enlisted in the Air Force after serving four years la the U. I. Marina Corps. Ha was on the Mekong River during the Thailand skirmish In June, 1963, and returned to tba Matas laat October Don Okinawa. Albert was graduated from high school la Mankatoo, Mina., where be was a lettera aa in football and wrest­ ling. W OC Install New Officers New officers recently In­ stalled by the Women of the Church of tba First Presbyterlsn Church of Sanford are Mrs. Carl SchUke, presi­ dent-elect; Mrs. W. D. Hemp­ hill, vice president; Mrs. W. L. Roche, recording secretary and Mrs. Bernard Wilke, treasurer. President of the organiseUon Is Mrs. Wilson Newman. *** the New York Convention of American Artists for Ha ef­ forts In the field of art and that no other state c a m near in comparison. Announcement wa* made Uut Artist Charles Holder, by request, will return to Me Mansion House to teach and Mat classes win bega form­ ing at the varioua Mansion workshops. Those wishing to enroll are asked to contact the DcBaiy headquarters for further information. William A. Warrick, stats director for American Ar­ tists, asked eopoerstlon the board American win be first week BOARD MEMBERS of the Florida Federation of Art attending Satur­ day’s meeting at the DeBary Mansion House included, from left, William A. Warrick, state director for American Artists; Dudley Flagler, first vice president; Dr. Charles Giles, president and Mary Sue Attwood, di­ rector. (Cox Photo) Annual A & W Roof Beer fO O T B A U • Papa Burger • Teen Burger THIRD PRIZE 94.00 THIS CONTEST PAGE WILL APPEAR EACH WEEK DURING FOOTBALL SEASON. Nothing To Buy — No Obligation TO: Contest Editor My Name le Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida I think CONTEST RULES One entry only to each contestant. Kntries must be brought to the office of this paper or postmarked no inter than Friday Noon, Sept. 27. Fast Curb Service Tuke-Out Food Box 5I6A, Sanford, and Atm R. Kay, 106 Vinewood. GEORGE J. 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California va Oklahoma l\ �Grid Squads Go Back To Hard W ork Pryor's Takes First Spot Iff Isa fa rl frra ll Sept. 24. 1963 — Pape a Gators work In Rain For Miss. State Tilt Tn Wednesday night's action In the City Bowling League Pryor’s State Farm Insurance About Sports teem took ever first place and aecoad teams taka II By l aMed Preee with ■ clean sweep over Baneasy. The Florida Galore don't In­ ford Manufacturing Co., while Vanderbilt held only a light tend to be stymied by a mud­ the American Legion Poet No, 63 team lost all 4 point* to dy field in their second game workout Monday and coach Jack Green said the Commo­ the Lake Monroe Inn bomber*. of the 1964 football season. BY JULIAN 8 TEN8THUM dores had forgotten about the Jet Lane* also made a clean With an attack geared to By Jolla* Furm an loss and were con­ that Secondly, the cities No m atter bow you llict it sweep over the Knighta of HrraM Sparta Editor there'* only one classification can support baseball arc Columbus team. Sweeny'* also solid turf, the Gators were centrating on Georgia. Following last season's rec­ The County’s three high took all 4 point* from Wisdom beaten in the mire by Geor­ Georgia Coach Johnny Grif­ of professional football today those that can and will sup­ school football team* went Sod Service, while Harry's ord of five victories against and that'* the National and port only major league base­ gia Tech 94) two weeks ago. fith aaid several of his Bull­ back to work Monday after­ Bar and Package 8 tor* sal­ Monday, Coach Ray Graves dogs gave outstanding per­ Am ericas gridiron leagues. ball. For instance, the once a single loss, Head Coach Jim noon ia preparation for this formances against Alabama And say what you will within proud Pacific Coast League Clark of the South Seminole vaged all 4 points from Mi­ Friday night'* gridiron en­ had the Gators working out in last Saturday but warned that chael's Elk Gal. just a few short years there is unable now to draw enough Junior High School Hurri­ gagement*. Outside work the over-all performance of will be only one classification to pay the power bill. San Di­ Jack banner was tha big thr rain and mud. canes has his work cut out however, w ai limited due to Graves said the team made the team would have to be of professional baseball and ego, a thriving city of over man for thia week ax he ex­ the weather. a good stowing despite the better to beat Vanderbilt this for him this year In bettering that will be the National and million, will not support its or even maintaining tha 1962 Tb* most eueceaeful eleven ploded the pine for game* of adverse conditions and re­ weekend, ‘ American baseball circuit*. Pacific Coast League entry. oi the three, Dick Copeland's 201, 203 and 207 fo r • big marked "if thia keepi up, Georgia Tech Coach Bobby 611 series to help tho J e t What we are really saying But a major league club in performance. Lyman Greyhounds, who i'll be a real mudder." The Hurricanes will open is that It won’t be long before thia city would atrike a borouted the Oviedo Uooi 41 to Lanes team to their win along Florida m e e t s Mississippi Dodd aald be expected Clemtheir '64 schedule Thursday son to bounce back from Us with his team-mates John the relationship between m a­ nsnia. 6 last Friday night, will meet night with St. Cloud Junior State in Gainesville Saturday. loss to Oklahoma and h* Spotakl and Rich Murphy with jo r league and collegiate Ocoee thia Friday light at Then there’s Portland. This State’* B u l l d o g * went wanted tb* Yellow Jackets to baseball will be almost iden­ Oregon city is perhaps tha lUgh at tha St. Cloud High the Loagtrood pork. Semi­ 223 and >12 respectively, School park. Gama time will through • 90-minute drill be prepared for a rough tical In the present relation­ best ball city In tha world. Gary Fox was high for hie nole High's Trlbo wm go to Monday after hearing a scout­ game. s h i p between professional Yet, the club there fared be 7:30 o’clock. Clark has se­ team, the Lake Monroe Inn, Azalea Park la Orlando for ing report on Florida. Coach L o u i s i a n a State went football and the colleges. And badly at the gate this past lected a varsity squad of 30 an engagement with Colonial Gary had a 244 gam* and a Paul Davis concentrated on youngsters for this initial en­ through a light drill Monday there are reasons. 605 aeries. Ed Callan bowling High Grenadiers. Meanwhile, season. You can say the same counter. team polish and a correction and TUlane concentrated on First, minor league base­ for Seattle, Oakland. Dallas and the Lions will open their for Michaels Elk Gas was Leading the Hurricane of­ of mistakes made in last Sat­ offena* and defense and punt ball is on its last legs. horn* season with Dunnellon high for hi* team with a 210 ind a number of other cities. urday'* 41-0 victory over coverage and protection. game and a 576 series. Most of the loop* thst oper­ Actually it won’t be long be­ fensive Thursday night will at Oviedo. Bowling for the Sweeny’s Howard College. ated this summer were able fore Miami should be able be Danny Kaiser at quarter­ Dick Copeland of Lyman Kentucky worked out under THE DODGERS PLAY the hapless Nets to­ to do so only because every to support a m ajor league back. Running from the half must have been highly pleas team Paul Marcott* had a back spots wilt be Dave the lighta last night in pre­ night, but Unit's not whut Couth Leo Durocher club in the circuit bed a m a­ club. ed with bis new offensive 227— 681 aerie* and hia teamStraughn and Dave Moore. paration for its gsme with anil Manager Walter Alston arc laughing about mat* Eldle Monroe, had a big jo r league affiliation. But system since It produced six Why don’t these cities sup­ The Mels coulti win, but that perhups would only even this can't last forsver. port their present clubs? It The latter is a 150-pound touchdown* against Oviedo 244 gam* with e 622 aeriee. Mississippi Saturday night at postpone the pennant for the Los Angeles club. Prior to the game, Copeland, The 200 guinea were not ea Lexington, Ky. K e n t u c k y And w h it Is there in the fu­ Is a simple matter of econom ninth grader who has plenty Here’s hew Seminal* High’* of talent and could very well They’re thinking that if the St. Luuis Cardinals in hi* first season at the plentiful as they wer* last aeouta wzmed the Wildcats ture to give rise to the regen­ lea and pride. Why should vpoaeats fared this spark the South Seminole of­ not to be deceived by the Re lose this afternoon to Chicago the Dodgers wilt helm of the Greyhounds, said week, but this Wednesday eration ef minor league base­ San Diego, Dallas or Portland weekend: (Opponents fensive. At fullback will be he was satisfied with his of­ night la position night to belt* scoreless tie with Mem are la capital letters.) be in before their night gome with Casey Sten­ ball. be satisfied with less than the another 150-poundrr, Larry gel’s aggregation. fensive and that hit defen­ everyone will be bowling hard phis State last weekend. COLONIAL lest I* Daytona beat? They want m ajojr lea­ Lott. sive play was still somewhat to try to overtake the team "They're as fast and big as Beach Mainland 7 to «, ATOP* gue baseball and sooner or la Glenn Duncan and Charles ever,*' said aeouta Jtm Carbehind the offense. So. there's ahead of them. KA won over Ocoee 13 to 6, ter they’ll have it! Newell will be the starting mody and Ralph Hawkins. little doubt that Copeland WINTER PARK lied Evans ll’a inevitable that within a flankmen. Duncan is a six Ole Miss held a full scale and his aide, Rodney Umber oi Orlando 7 7, LEESBURG few years tha two present foot 140-pounder and Newell workout Monday and made ger, will be trying to time Lost For Season knocked eft DeLAND I t to 7. major circuits again will have Is 5-11 and weighs in at 150. that often** a little better COLUMBIA, Mo. (UPU - several position c h a n g e s . WILDWOOD entacered to expand. Sharing duties on the inside ami working a* much ** poss Mack Gilchrist, atartlng cen­ Number one tailback Dave A fter the eeeostd weak ef Brooks sill* a to 19, and P in t tha American and line will be Uruce Stuart, a 6Ible to polish the defense ter for Missouri University Jennings, who injured hit arm bowling hi the All-Star National Leagues will expand WINTER GARDEN LAKE1 150-pounder: Gregg Danko Copeland, by the way, be­ football team, will undergo in the Memphis State game, League Larry's Mart Is in to 12 teams each and split who is 5-8 and weighs 160; By United Pres* International all eight Yankees regulars gan hi* ninth year as a high surgery today for a torn knee was not expected to play VIEW trounced B I S H O P first place with n • end MOORE af Orlaado 2i to 8. each loop into two divisions 1’arty-poopere or freeload­ will be In tha starting lineup school football coach last Frl ligament suffered last Satur­ against Kentucky, record. Right behind in 2nd with sU cities is each. Later Charlie Norris, a 5-7 155day night. pounder; and David Dreuding ----------------I Coach Jim McDonald tent ers. together. day against Northwestern. place te Bob'e Restaurant on they’ll go to 14 club* each Meanwhile at Oviedo, Head Gilchrist also incurred a bone the Tennessee third loam U. S. Waterway* Those are the alternate with n record of 4 and 2. Tied with seven clubs in each di who stands 53 and weighs The Detroit Tigers downed Coach Jim Palmer and bis fracture in his wrist during through a rugged scrimmage The ay stem c f Improved fo r 3rd place with 3 wins vision and finally to 16 clubs 140. All of these boys are tac rules that may befall tha New tho Washington Senator*, 4-1 assistants— Jack Calvert and tha game, and will be lost against the freshmen Mon waterways tn the United kies. and I losses is Allied Van with eight clubs each. We in Monday'* oitly major Art Scott ara attempting to for the entire season. Starting at guard will be Ycrk Meta tonight when they league game. day. McDonald let the first State* totaled nearly 33,000 Lines and Inland Materials can’t see the chances of get the I Jon* up for the Dun­ play the Dodgers a t Los AnBob Herrington, a 6-1 ninth Tn 5th piece la Meadows Ma­ third major league at this Rocky Colavito and Norm nellon contest. The Lions rine with I w hu end 4 tosses. time. Tha failure of tha pro­ grader who hits the scales at gcle*. Cosh slugged homers off were hit tu rd by the Grey­ It all depends, though, on loser Bonnie Daniel* before And Betty Ann’s trio is In posed Continental league to 165, and the youngster who is hounds but Oviedo Is expect­ last place with n record of 1 get off the ground a few years slated to really spark the the St, Luuis Cardinal*. If a spar** gathering of 674 at ed to bounce right bark ami Hurricane club this season and 5. past set this possibility back Paul Lambert, a 541 150- they lose to the Cubs in a day Detroit. Phil Rrgen limited give Dunnellon a battle this The high men this week wea at least two decades. game at Chicago, tha Dod­ the Senators to three hits un­ Friday evening. pounder. The starting center Phil Roche bowling for Allied With an eventual 32 major will be 135-pound Tommy gers will bock into the N a­ til the ninth when Ed BrinkAt Seminole, Held Coach Van Lines, Phil bid a 226 league dubs, where will the tional League championship. man and John Kennedy tin g ­ Jim Pigott and hit assistant* Fierier who is 5-8. game ami 605 ssries to help talent come from ? Only one If the Cardinals win — or led with two out. Willie —line coach Jim McCoy and Clark's strongest position Is liis team take 2 gams* from source, collegiate baseball their game is rained out—tin) Smith relieved liegun and barkficld coach Jim Williams the inside line. He's blessed Bub’s Restaurant. We don’t know about the with 12 youngsters and all hapless Mots, who already fired a called third strike —worked with the Seminole* Bowling for Bob’! Restau­ South but in the west there have clinched last place, ran past Minnie Minuso to end in getting them ready for but three of them are eighth rant, John Wright, hid games is an Increasing interest Colonial Friday evening. postpone tiie Dodgers’ pen­ the game. of 201, 211 and 170 for a 552 college baseball. College alb graders Ills offensive attack nant-clinching party for an­ operated from the winged-T, aeriee, and his team-mate Ed letes today are beginning to other 24 hours by winning tho Callan bed a 222—543 series realize that there’s a greater has been pronounced ready llight game. for St. Cloud, but he confess Larry's Mart took all Tracy Bridkird, who own* future in major league basewin* from Batty Anna’s with ball than in professional foot­ es that his defensive play has the only victory the .Mets lagged. Gary For rolling a 212 game ball. Also many high school have scored a t I,us Angeles The Hurricane captains thl* and having a 676 series. Not youngsters are beginning to all season, will oppose 18too far behind Gary was his realize that a college educa­ season will be Lambert and 1game winner Don Drysdalc team*mat* Henry Tamm with tion is a must and they’ll get Lott, veteran guard ami full of the Dodgers. a 552 series. Archie King roll* that college education and back, respectively. Ia>a Angeles had a chance Assisting Clark this year all threw In aeries with a 469 By John A. Rpolxll Ing for Betty Anne’a had a play collegiate baseball and to rlimrh the pennant Sunday are line coach Dave Miller net. It wa* Andy Bolton up­ Of course we're always hap­ 652 aeriee alio. when the Cardinals lost to hope to be drafted. And once Inland Materials salvaged 2 this becomes the trend young and end coach Tom Barnes. Cincinnati. But the Pirates py to lie able to rejmrt the holding honors for the men wins from Bleadors Marine bill players will be going to South Seminole is slso sport- km* ked off the Dodgers, so high gaiut’S rolled hy the with hia 206/682 combination*. Seminole Memorial Hospital with the help of John Bpol- college to get that chance to ing a bahy eleven this year all Walt Alston’s men sewed adult*. But It Is a distinct and thay're tutored by Dick plrasure when w* point with —A real hot bowler la thl* ekl’e 202 game end 543 aeriee, pity major league baseball. up was a tie for first. Prater and Pete Poore. pride to the games turned In Thursday Eve. Lg. la Curtia and Rich Murphy’s 210 game. The Dodgers won’t he ton There’s no doubt that (be ir« a Gordon Honeycutt was high calibre of major league base­ Alter the opener in St. disappointed if the Cardinals by our youngsters of the S at­ Abney. Curt’s the w i n n e r Cloud the Hurricanes will for Meadors Marina with a ball will decline. But do you eliminate themselves at Chi­ urday morning Junior Bowl­ again thia week with bis 172/ take on Sanford Junior High ing League. 195 combo. 538 series. really think that {he calibre School at the Lyman park in cago. And before we complete still City Leagua—Dowling for "Maybe it won’t be aa exof major league baseball ia Longwood on Oct. 5, travel to equal today to that of 20 Oviedo on Oct. IA. play host citing to shuw up for to­ another line of this column, Swreney's Bur A Grill, Eddie Double-wall construction. Till* feature of under strews. Its simple design also make* years ago when you had clubs to St. Cloud on the I.yman night’s game with the pen­ please be reminded that this .Monrue shut the Big One—a Chevrolet cub* and th* Flu-laido pickup it easier cosier to m ount special bodii bodies on th* league officially started this nant won,'* said outfielder 244 which wa* tied by Lake like the old Philadelphia field on Oct. 24. entertain body has two advantage*. Insulation and truck. Ita riveted aids rail* are stronger. Athletics, the New York Yan­ Oviedo on Uct. 31, and meet I.ee Wall, "but it will be past Saturday with eight Monroe Inn*. Garfield Fox, sound-deadening material ia sandwiched STANDINGS mighty satisfying." team* of Junior and .Seniors 241/605. Garry’* been torrid kees, tile St. lamia Cards and between the two layer* of steel In th* tab • r a a ts r modal selection. This tlmo you're By United Press International (ho New York Giants? How Sanford Junior High in the "i don’t care how we win," age* 13 thru 17) and ten in thia league, so far. Conalattn giv* you mor* comfort; in tb* body, going to find it a aimpln m atter to pick tho Peanut Bowl on Nov. 7. AMERICAN LEAGUE added Dry ■'dale. ‘‘Sure, I’d li-nm* of Bantam* (those 12 the inner wall acta aa a buffer against load rncy was tha order of tha day many major leaguers today axact type Chevrolet irucx truck tor for uie the Kind kind yp* of oi i.nevrnii'i W L I'tL GB damage, preserving tho outer appearance for Jet l<*ne* Jack Kanner. like to add another victory to years of age atld under). of workk you yc do. In delivery trucks, for, could compare with Hubbell, of the truck. X - N e w Y. log 66 .630 Instance, We still have room for ap ­ Jack finished the verie* with my record, hut nailing down :*, in addition to regular panels and ’ Eamahaw. Cochrane, Cobb, 90 tifl .577 life liutb, Martin and the Dean pickups, a, wa have cloven different size* of Chicago the pennant ia more import­ proximately 15 more young­ games o( 201, 207, 203/611, Suspension to ftt tho truck. You gat o ready-made walk-in van*, sumo with full89 60 ,563 13* brothers 7 5! inn. sters. They bowl threw guinea high fur th* nit*. ant.” width rear doors. much better ride in every size Chevrolet 83 74 .629 19 Balt. The early-bird New Turk weekly and are assigned to IV* need • couple fur Friday We’re heading for major truck today than you uaed to. There are also the Corvair OS vans with Detroit 77 80 .490 25 Yankee*, who clinched thu team* in cumputition with night! By Mr*. Adam Muller league expansion, the finis Conventional half-ami three-quarter-ton the air-cooled engine In tha rear. And the, 75 82 .478 27 Clev. We need one more Mr. A model* have independent front auapension Corvair 95 Kampaide with ito exclusive for minor league ball, the The DeBary Mpars-Ribbers American League flag It other* their own age. 74 84 .468 284 risa of collegiate baseball, Hutton w ith v ariab le pitch colls In th* rear. side-loading feuture. These truck* have/ Many, many thanks to our Mrs. for the league of tha day* ago, will do ■ little Variable pitch coil* do nut "bottom out" more power this year. 71 85 .466 304 and another lowering of the Bowling Club ar* meeting *t celebrating of their own to­ sponsors for thia enterprise— l a m a name fur this coming Kan. City aa readily. In tha medium- and heavy-duty ares L. A. 70 88 .443 32 4 calibre of major league base­ the DeLand Lanes, on Friday night. t lorida i'uwer A Light Co., Friday nite. We howl at 0;45 Mcdlumi and hcaviea have I-beam atiathere are stake*, tilt cabs, low-cab-forward 64 102 .344 47 V i Wash. Roger Maris, who lias Sanford Manufacturing Co., and would love to have you ball. But it’ll bring major afternoons. Vernon Cato* had penaion with variable-rate leaf springs. Th be models and cab-and-chassis unit* to suit x Clinchtd pannant a score of 221 and El worth Fnnfurd Electric Co., Carroll missed the last 10 games with Join ua. It's strictly a sociable variable-rate leaf-type suspension auto­ almost any requirem ent—including school leagues to all of tha nation. Monday's Remits Ogden with on* pin Isas had u sore back, will rejoin the Daniet Construction Co. matically stiffens aa the load Increases— league. bus bodies of up to 66-pareenger capacity. Detroit 4 Wash. 1 220. Some men made out­ club for the t-pener of a twro Dump truck oiwratoni now can order a We'ie happy cause these All Star* League—Bowler’* and vice versa. I t means a smoother, Hatter rid* regardless of load, a better handling Chevrolet tandem with either gasoline or Only game scheduled standing strikes. Ellsworth gum* series with the I,os An "kids" turned in adult-plus Salute of th* Week i* going to truck. dieael power. Wednesday’s Games Ogden had six strike* in * geles Angels. It will mark the scores. In the Bantam Divi­ Allied Van Lines, 1‘hll Rocha. Wash, at Detroit row; Lloyd Moran had four; first time since June 1 that sion, (inry Almond had a 186 Lavt weak Phil started the Th* right angina. Chevrolet has bean Q uality and v alu e. Chevrolet* today ar* L. A. at New York Vernon fa toe had four; and ami Billy Martin—106. league going with a 632 series building truck engine* ainc* 1918 but never The Sunshine Kid* Rowling a lot more truck than your money bought Kan. City a t Boston Harry Fritts had two turkeys. In the Junior Division Ray and again rolled over the 200 haa It been in le tte r position to giv* you tha last time, and y et the price tag is just League of th t Medallion The series so far. Vernon C o Chicago at Balt. <N) 1-Uak had 197/198 games; Dun mark as ha topped all others tha type and size you need for maximum about the same aa 5 or 6 years ago. Call Lanes In Maitland got under­ Only games schcdulad etllcieney. Today there ar* many dilTerent toe o il; George Zeller, 530; Nicholas 197/660 series; Jim in tha league with a 605 nite, your Chevrolet Dealer for Information or way with It* third week of capaciti** of gasoline and diesel Chevrolet NATIONAL LEAGUE for a demonstration. Ellsworth Ogden, 520; Archie Brewer games of 189,203; I’inecrest Inn League—She’* truck engine*—four*, auto, V8’s. W L PcL GB bowling Monday morning. Long, 519; Alvin Meyer, 505; Glen Mueller 195 and Butch starting t« h it that pocket I n d i v i d u a l teams were 1. Angelas 96 60 .616 Ted Davis, 505. Four teams King, 198. more often than not, lately. named with such original Stronger from**. Every conventional 1964 are tied for first place; six St, Louia 91 66 .680 6 4 All of these scores are Fin speaking of Elaine KoaMILWAUKEE (Ul’l)-C ity Chevrolet truck baa a ladder-type frame. title* as Lady Bugs, Bull Han Fran. 85 71 .645 11 points, Fata-Tender-Braised scratch! tival. Elaine's 29-1/631 was the A CHEVROLET Formerly u»«d on heavier truck* only, thia Weevils, Scorpions, Chinch and state civic and governCincinnati 83 74 .629 134 anil Porkles. There ie still s League leaders throughout high for the entire Pinecreat type is more resilient, better able to giv* Bugs, Termites and Cut­ Fhlla. 82 74 .626 14 few opening* for new mem- mental official* prepared to- the past week included t h r e e Inn League. Alt* girl, Elaine. with th* toad and terrain, to stand up Quality truck* always cost tosal worms. Milwaukee 82 75 .529 144 tier-, contact the secretary, day to carry through on earl­ "stara"; Jet Bowlerattes — Claudette Julia Barto* cams up with Chicago 79 78 .503 174 Orville Jonee, DeBary, ier pledges to boost the Singles Classic—Jack F an ­ Behrens rolled her firat lea­ a 217 scratch for tha Lady 73 83 .468 23 S p a r e - Kthbert present Braves after the .Milwaukee ner had the high aingl* with a gue 200 game and man, was i'itubg. Bug*. Flu Burg*** made a 5Hogaton 01 95 .391 35 standing* at the DeLand club announced Monday it 234 and Johnny Wright con­ she ever excited about it, too. 10 split twice In one day and 60 106 .321 46 I .a run ate Fats, 9, first place; will stay in Milwaukee "a* tinues to roll over tha 200 Claudette had th* high ilnN. York Virginia Sargent made thr Monday’s Result* Leans, 8 and Never be iter,9, long as we're welcome." mark. Laat Monday, he rolled gla and th* high series with a 2-10 split. second place; Tenders, 7, and No game* scheduled The club’s announcement an 853 four-gam* series. 208/500 set. Wednesday’s Came* Porkies, 7, third place. Frank calmed community leaders, Ball k Chain iwagu*—A Seminole County BuslnasaSi. Louis at Chicago Fur-trimmed cashmere car­ Htoney, four timer; George who reacted quickly m recent coup!* of new name* for thia rnen—Lenny Biondi of the tin . at Milwaukee <N> digans make ideal evening Zeller, two turkeys- Samuel weeks to published reports week’s spotlight. Shirley Mur Faron Builder’s firesom* real­ Pittsbg. at Houston (N> wraps for summer vacations. Leigh, Archlo I.ong, Albert the Braves were ready to tin roiled the high on* for tha ly exploded with his brand iN. York a t L. Arctic* (N) They're dressy and easy to Lange, Frank Woodruff and move to more lucrative at­ gala with a 168 gam* and new ball. Lenny's night in 219 E. SECOND STREET SANFORD FA 2-0711 Thila. at San Fran. Edward Conley, all euc tup key. tendance p astu ru . pack. Kathy Bukur connected for eluded a 237/616 aeries. Rain Hampers Workouts Of County Squads Hurricanes Thinking Out Loud Open Season Thursday Nighl How Seminole Foes Fared Larry's Mart In First Place Dodgers Play Mets Tonight At Home Some important infonnation for evoy man who wil need a new track witilin the next 12 months Strikes • • • Spares How Ghovroloto lot m»ro truck then your money bought tho loot time. Horo tro torn of tho things that havo boon dona to gho you more viluo for procticolly tho umo Imrootmont. Standings Spare-Ribbers Meet Fridays Sunshine Kids In Third Week Braves To Stay In Milwaukee 1964 CHEVROLET TRUCKS Tolophono your Chevrolet doolor obout ony typo of truck HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. �u l ' Beastly Situation-t I f jo tt*v# been reading the papers, you hare to agree that the newa h a n ’t been too encouraging for the human race. On distinguished soologist sus­ pects that man is more closely related to the gorilla and chimpanzee than a gorilla or a chimpanzee is related to n ape. No comments, please. Another expert on such matters Political Notebook believes that man is descended from the rodent family. This may explain why we occasionally suspect some guy is a rat. Or why some of us mar­ ried men sometimes act like mice. But the crusher comes in the glum prediction by an eminent biolo­ gist that bugs are going to outlast man. Makes you fed like a worm, doesn't it? Come Right On In In our constant endeavor to point out the changing aspects of life in America, the spotlight should now move to: Meals on the front stoop. For. you see, In addition to food eoming to the dining room from the kitchen, it is now moving into an increasing number of homes through the front door. In Houston, Texas, for example, 150 families have five-course meals delivered a t dinner time six days a week. In Miami, Fla., there are two firms which ester individual meals at the home. Each attends the needs of 2,000 families dally. It is especially popular In this city, due to Cuban refugees who were familiar with such a sendee, popular back home. One-third of all U. S. married women, or more then 12 million, have jobs. This new development of meals on wheels can make their lives easi­ er. For the aged and those on special diets and invalids, It would be a boon. Even welfare people are looking Into it. Under direction of the county health department, one county in Maryland is providing bring-ln meals for 12 invalids. In New York a study is being made on similar service to elderly families under a grant from the if. S. Public Health Service. Dew On Mountains For those who bemoan the pass­ ing of so-called nigged Individualism In America and lament what they re­ gard as sheeplike submission to dally tax shearing by local, state and federa) governments, there may be en­ couraging news In the Treasury De­ partment's report on how Its war against the moonshiners went in fis­ cal 1963. A total of 8,092,000 gallons of illegal liquor or mash was seized be­ tween July 1, 1962, and Juno 30, 1963. This was a decline of almost 10 per cent from fiscal 1962, indicat­ ing there were fewer Illegal opera­ tors. But 8,000,000 gallons is still a respectable figure (if you cun call it that). More than 8,500 persons were ar­ 1 -j . rested in the one year for •federal liquor law violations, 2,400 vehicles were seized and more than 6,200 stills destroyed. Property was confis­ cated to the tune of %2 million plus. Convicted violators are now serv­ ing Jail sentences of three, four or five years, but there seems to I* no lack of volunteers to take their places. Every year since George Wash­ ington sent the militia into Pennsyl­ vania to enforce the first liquor tax aguinst the farmers, the story of moonshiner vs. "revenooer” bus been repeated until it is a part of Ameri­ can folklore. If you want, you might look upon it us proof of man’s nnturul-born, plain cussed resistance to luxation —or to laws. Phil Newsom Soys . . . Portugal Resentful Lisb o n , Portugal — In Portugal’* marbled partlatnent building—which began aa an llth Century convent —a high government official ilehcij with regret. "Difference! between gov­ ernment! are always unfortunata," ho aakt. "But when they come between friend* they are especially painful." For la Portugal there ia both a regret and ■ deep reaentment over what the Por­ tuguese regard aa United States’ abandonment of a friend and ally In NATO and a misunderstanding of Por­ tugal's determination to re­ tain ita oversea* territoriea in Africa. Portugal, traditionally aloof from European eommllmenli, Joined NATO in lots and an­ nounced It did so only be­ cause of U. S. participation. In IPS), Portugal signed a common defease pact with the United States ind gsve the U. S. free use of an airfield un Santa Maria Island in the Azores. Peter Edson KING, (of the bids) FOR A DAY! Dr. C/one's WASHINGTON (NEA) — th* rang* of interests revealed letter" of Waihlngtoa fa Bak­ Any Idea that "right wing" by names listed in tha new ed. Th# only other Congreaalonmovement! In tha United supplement ia extremely wide. al listing I* R*P- Jam** B. State* are not Increasing la The organization with the Utt. R-Calif., for hi* “W aihchallenged by a new directory largest number of listings 1* ington Report.” The original which contain! 1,154 previous­ the 72 branches of the Nation­ directory listed 169 Republican ly unlisted eonaervathra or­ al Committee for Economic and 71 Democratic congreaaF r e e d o m . This is Willis men. A number of them wera ganizations. They era found In a yellow- Stone'* income tax repeal or­ defeated In the 1962 election*. Th* first-term congressmen backed, 20-page supplement ganization. to th# " F in t National Direc­ Although no John Birch So­ elected then have not been tory of 'Rightist' Group*, ciety chapters are listed, nine classified. Among the many Intrigutlng Publication* and Soma Indi­ of their affiliated American listings are "The John Q. So­ viduals in tho United States.” Opinion Libraries are given. Thirty newspapers and five ciety" of Memphis; "Gentile*, Th* fourth edtion of th* di. Inc. for Technocracy" of Oak­ rectory In 19C2 contained 2.066 colleges are listed. More than 60 churches are land. Calif.; "United Better listing*. But assuming that each group or leader has 1,000 listed. A t least ID are Iden­ Dead Than Red" of Astoria, followers, there atlll would be tified as "Bible Presbyterian,” U. Y.; "Non-Communist Head­ only a few more than three which would connect them quarters’* of Odessa, Tex., tyid million adherents of tha new with Rev. Carl Me Inti re’* "Why, Why, Why!" of Port total of 3,2211 conservative American Council of Christian Angeles, Wash. Among the 20 newly listed causes listed In the new book. Churches. Compiler of these directories There ara five Baptist, two prominent individuals are Maj. ia the A lert Americans Assn. C a t h o l i c , three Methodist, Alex de Seversky, Charles Ed­ It Is a somewhat shadowy or­ three Church of Coil and other ison, Capt, Eddie Rirkenbackganization operating from P. individual denominational list­ er, Edith Kermit Roosevelt and Gen. Edwin A. Walker. O. Box 1222, Los Angeles 53, ing*. ''Christian" la the first word Calif. Letters of inquiry to this ad­ of 21 listings. Nineteen begin ADDING MACHINE dress are not answered. Rut with "Freedom” and 15 with BARGAIN orders for th* original direc­ "Conservative." New, R. C. Allen Manual tory and the new supplement There are 15 "Committee* Machines 7-calum*. asske a t 12 each ar* filled by The to—" Oppoie Communist Mer­ traction. Jump total, run­ Noontide Press, P. O. Box 713, chandise, Investigate the State ning total window, aatoSausalito, Calif. Stephen Wor­ Department, Free Cuba, Or­ matlc clearance. A Good, Strong Durable cester Goodyear, one-time as­ ganize Opposition to Negro sociate of Gerald L. K. Smith, Statutes, and Sava America, Machine that will last for year*. has been identified with both etc. Formerly *175. Now |125 Four Goldwatar Clubs ar# and Tax, Term* and tradeenterprises. An unsigned, penned rote listed, but non* for Rockefel­ in*. on tha supplement ropy sent ler. Thera are 12 "Republican" HAYNES this reporter, answering his organizations listed, but no OFFICE MACHINE CO. query, says that the directory group Is Identified a* "Demo­ is “published for and by right cratic.” Th# "Republican Con­ 311 Magnolia A re, Sanford Open Evenings wingers." gressional Committee News­ It is widely used by organ­ stead of a itumollng block to izations soliciting from or social success. But It would he much bet­ propagandizing conservative ter if she actually shed pound­ causes since it is the only mailing lilt of ita kind avail­ age. And she could do that If *he able today. Many of the listings unques­ would enlist the cooperation IN O U R DEPOSITORY of a girl friend, (or it is much tionably come from organiz*' easier to diet or quit elgarcts >ion» that h*v« ordered th# when you work In pain, or directory or have asked to b* included. even n an entire group. Unhappy people have a ten­ "The tingle thing In common dency lu smoke Incessantly with these listings,” say* a and to nibble food. They do foreword to th* new icpplasuch thine* as a nervous out­ ment, “la that they all repre­ sent a protest of some sort to let for frustrated energy. So the underlying secret of prevailing 'leftist' political solving Lorna's problem is to und/ur social trends. restore harmony between her­ "Fur this reason and this self and her mother at home. reason alon#, they ara objec­ And meanwhile build up her tively grouped in this volume social charm among her own a* 'rightist*.’ But It must be constantly bom* in mind that teenagers. The "Compliment Club" points of disngreement ara serves as an ideal blueprint virtually u# common a* points for winning friends, so I coax­ of agreement." Aa In the original directory, W han cash starts to pll* up, don’t run th* ed Lorna In follow It and thus pay three sincere compli­ risk of leaving it about your horn* or office. ments every day, wilh one of Get it into savings fast and If it's after busi­ (Item directed toward her mo­ ness hours, on week ends or holidays, us* itfotwg ther. our night depository. Alw ays open, d ay or Then I also coached her on night. the formula for gay conver­ sation, so she wouldn't re­ ashots main tongue-lied when she Anticipated was In a group of boys. Send for the “Compliment Club" booklet, enclosing a long stamped, return enve­ lope, plus 20 renti, for it a year gives you the five different CAMERA 81101* Dividend types of compliments that can 210 S. PARK AVE. 312 W. FRST ST. produce maxical results. Worry Clinic CASE Q ts6: Loma D , aged 14, is an unhappy high schooler. "Dr. Crane," she began, “I read your column every day but ! need more help. "Although I make good grades in school, I am un­ happy and miserable. "I have even felt so de­ pressed that 1 once tried to kill myself. “ For I am too fat. Six months ago I sent for your diet booklet, but I can't seem to follow II* advice. "For I am a (allure. I have tho feeling that I can never do anything right. "So f itart out with the Idea that I will not be able to slay on a diet and that negative thought always makes me fall. I’h.iso don’t ask me in talk It over with my mother! For when I try to discuss any­ thing with her, I lind myself haling and resenting her!" Lorna Is obviously an In lelllgent girl, as you can de­ rive from her cnnvrrsaliun for I have quoted her literal ly. And most of her grades wore "A's" so you can see that she is not the abject fail­ ure that the would have us believe. Her problem goes back into her home, for there is friction between herself and her mo­ ther. Loma Is plump and friend­ less while her mother Is slen­ der anti popular. Lorna envies her mother on both those points. And she ascribes her own lack of friends to her obesity. Actually, fat people are oft­ en very popular, especially if they laugh at their teasers and gaily reply: "Well, we fat folks cast more shade In summer and give off more heat in winter. That snappy comeback usu­ ally produces a laugh. And when you can make your companions laugh, you make them feet more important. Since everybody has this famous motto tattooed across Ills chest, namely, "I Want To Feel Important," then Lorna can start winning friends by treating her plump­ ness as a stepping stone in Also In last, because of her own economic recovery, For tugal refused further U. S. Marshall Plan aid and has gone on her own ever since. U came as a shock Ihrn In 1963 when the United Stales olned the Afro-Asian coun­ tries In demanding that Por­ tugal give up her grip on Angola, her largest and most prosperous province in Africa nd permit self delcrmlnatlon. Portuguese officials freely admit that Portugal's current refusal to sign a new agree­ ment on the Azores hate springs from U. S. and Por­ OUT OUR WAY tuguese differences over Af­ WELL, SHE HAP IT HASMt*/ 1 rica. OVER THE BACK WTH'BASHAnd Portuguese-U. S. rela­ ROOM WHERE T H e TOVOSUS S U P P O S E D TO B e A N Y ­ tions plunged to a new low In WAY I A ts/ T HURTlW r r / r i L August when Premier Antonio KANO IT B A C K U P A S SOON de Oliveira Salazar accused both the United States and Russia of pressing American WASHINGTON (UPI) — Most of ua bridge players liberation for their own in­ Meat newspapers nowaday* limit ourselvea to what Is dividual advantage in control carry n bridge column. Which called "party bridge,” or what u f African markets. good. In the United Nations, SalsHut these columns are writ, la known In my circle* as zar charged, self-determina­ ten by bridge expert*. Which “drinking bridge." tion had become synonymous I* bad. Wa can understand what with independence regardless Every now and then 1 read our own card* are laying per of a people's ability to rule one of tho column* and when fectly well, hut we have themselves. I do I am alway* amoird by trouble hearing what the And In Lisbon there Is a how loquacious the card* are. other card* say. conviction that If Independ­ Therefore, it seem* to me I was aware, of course, of ence were to come now to Hoyle's decree thnt "tho that someone should start • Angola, it would fly Into trt card* speak for themselves,” bridge column written by a bal pieces with Uic whole hut until 1 started reading nonexpert and aimed at the rich area up for gratis. bridge column* I did not party briilga set. Perhaps The winds of change blow realize they were such gabby something along this line: slowly over Portugal and "North-South were tha host little things. change also has been slow to When a bridge columnist la amt hostess and also vulner­ come to Its oversees pro minty zing a hand, the cards able. North opened tha bid­ vinccs in Africa, chatter away like many mag ding with a diamond. It is a source of pride to plea, somewhat a* follow*: "An opening diamond bid Portugal that on the bloody by th# host tell* th# huitess "East led the club nine. It "night of the long knives'* on March 15, t96t, black African told west that east was ahurt- that the ash tray* are getting troops turnrd back th# first auited in diamonds and tha foil and that she should empty jack was unprotected. them the next tim# aha la Page 6 Sanford, Florida Tuea., September 24, 1963 wave of terrorism that saw spade 'West captured tha trick dummy, the butchedng of Europeans in settlements of northern An­ with th# club king and rw- "East mentioned two hearts. WALTER a. ttIKLOW, EDITUn AM> rl'III.ISIIKK gola near the border with the ttinted a low heart, which A jump bid followlug an VISKIS VAX rr.LT said that he could establish opening diamond said ah* had Msnaaln*■ Ejliu,r .J V V IK S I I U C M t H K R Congo. the diamond queen and would on a new dress and would J lllY WELL! tlu iln .u a t U n a s . r O t i n i y E d ito r SIIIHI.K Y J . O KA XT ruff tho second spade lead.' like west to comment. Claailtliii Uanacar CECELIA F A R W E K This ability of carda to ex­ “West bid three hearts. A rilVXK YOLTOLIVB S o cial, E d ito r Circulating Stanagar press themselves so fluently raisa in partner’s auit said is altogether marvelous ex the dress looked very nice but a ta e c w irrio x h t r e e R a o a Dallaar* U , N all cept that they have a basic was a little snug around the We must assure Mr. Khnt l«aalaal* U a a l , All O t h e r hips. >*e W e e k *»■«• I Y ear | I l . » * I Y ear ahebav and ble kind that our speech defect. I *0 I Month* I . U « M o n th * M « t M unttia system will turvlve and that t.M I M o n th * t.M 1 M onth 1.00 1 M o n th U. a P o e U l H * ( u t * t lo n a p ro v id e t h a t *11 m a l l • u b a c r l p l t u n * b* most certainly, its demise p a i d In Advance. shall not be a burial at sea. K u t a r a d a a M e o a d d a t a m a t t e r O c t o b e r *7. I s l r a t th * f o a l —Navy Secretary Fr*d North CALL O f f i c e o f S a n f o rd , F l o ri d a , u n d e r Ih* Act o f C o n t r a # * of March. urging • strong Merchant T h # H e r a l d I* a m e m b e r a t th * U n i t e d P r a i a w h i c h ta an Marine. t i t l e d a s c l u a l v a l y t o th * ua* for r a p u h l l a a t l o a o f Alt t h * lo cal Dick West Says Cards Speak Out USE THE ENVELOPE SLOT FOREVER First Federal Savings Wieboldt's INTRODUCING THE DEPENDABLES FOR ’64 fc a ttfu rh f y r a t t Quotes Oh boy! A low-price car that doesn't feel like o n e ...o r look like one Now that th* ’64 Dodg* is b#r*. th* low-pries field will ntvtr b# th* um#. Tike that hardtop, shown ibev*. You won’t btlievo how bills N costs till you reed Ih* price slicktr on thi window. But don’t stop there. Get In end sip«ri«nci th* way this Dodge feel*. Th* way R comforts you. Th* wsy R smooths out sny road. Th* way it ptrforms. You’ll see in one drive Dodg* doein t took of l##l low-priced. 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TOU AND EACH O F TOU a r e h e r e b y r eq u ired to file y o u r A n . w e r with t h e C l e r k o f t h * C i r c u i t C o u r t In a n d for Memlnuls Coun ty, F lo rid a , a n d s e r v e a copy t h e r e o f up on R ichard W L a . alter, o f th * f irm o f t l u r n e y , O u r n e y A l l a n d l e y . 3*1 North M a g n o l ia A v en u e. O rlan d o , F l o r i d a , a t ­ t o r n e y s fo r P l a i n t i ff In t h a a b o v e ac tio n , on or b e f o r e t h e Snd d a y o f Octob er . IMS. e D e a D e c r e e P r o Confeoto w ill be e n t e r e d a g a l n a t you. IT IR O R D E R E D t h a t t h i s • e p u b l i s h e d In T h a H a n fo rd Moral I. a n e w s p a p e r p u b l i s h e d In R em ln o le Coun ty. F l o r i d a , o nce a w eek for f u u r c o n s e ­ c u t i v e w eek s. W iT N E R o t h e h a n d o f t h a C l e r k ot t h e C ir c u it C o u r t . S e m t n o l a C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , i h l a t h a 2 1 th d a y o f A u g u s t, D e l . (C O U R T HEAL) A r t h u r It B e c k w ith , J r . e ' t s r k C i r c u i t C o u r t. H em ln o la Coun ty, Hanford, F lo rid a Dy: M a r t h a T. V l h l s n D eputy C le rk O U R N E Y . OU RNEY A HANDLEY Sol N o r t h Magnolia A v e n u a Orlando. Florid* A t t o r n * ) s for P l a i n t i f f P u b l i s h Hept. 10. l i , 21 A t h l I. l o t * . C D M -2 You caa find anything you u> llic* Her­ merchant*. n e e d advcrtivcd a l d by Sanford �Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! . Classified Phone 322-5613 322-5612 Office 204 W. F irst RESPONSIBILITY: Th* H«rald wlB not be re­ sponsible lor morn than on* incorrect Insertion of your ad, and re a « m a the right to re­ vise or rejact any advartiaemrnt from what ordered to conform to tbo poilciea of thia HP*. DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuea., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day before Insertion. Hen. - S a t noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuea., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day before insertion. Mod. • Sat. For quality automobiles at low pricea check the Herald classified pages where local dealera advertise. Legal Notice nr Tier, e in c u r covmt o r S M IT H J l l l l C I A l , C IH r t r r o r a w i s rnn i k h i . S O M r o r s n , S 'l .O H I D * . TMK iH irrr.R r CHICOUEB HANK s o . tU M F A L L S tf.VVI.SCro Plaintiff, riOVALD If. t o t ic k m d iit u a i. i: MATSON'. «t u i D e f e n .l e n t e . o r h i t i% ronct 1. 0 *1 i i k CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost ft Found 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food 6. 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. Rea] Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Sendees 26. Radio ft Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 34-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 3fi*A Auloe Wanted 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas 10. Farm Equipment Legal Notice H IV IV O L E OOPSTY 1. Lost ft Pi LOST: Roy's blue green Bi­ cycle. 16" with training wh**U. Laat eeen Sept. 14 s t owner’* Horn*. Park Ave. Trailer Court. Lot 98. Call FA 2-8021. ■ fa * fto fe rb ftrralft Sept. 24, 1963 — Huge 9 SWEETIE PIE 8. Reach Rentals By Nadine Seltxer 2. Notices • Ptrsonals YOl’R Church or Group can rilie JiO.ot) and more, eaay and fait. Have 10 memberi each sell only twenty 50c packages of my lovely cheery Christmaa Carol Table Napkins. Keep >50 for jour treasury. No money needed. Free sam­ ples. Anna Wade, Dept. 151HT3 Lynchburg, Va. VACUUM CLEANER, repairs, parts, supplies for Electro­ lux. Kirby, Hoover, AirWay, Rex-Air etc. Free pickup. New and Used cleaners sold. FA 2 2282. 3. Education • Instruction U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! MEN-WOMEN, 18-52. Start high as >102.00 a week. Pre­ paratory training until ap­ pointed, Tliouaanda of job* open. Experience usually unnecessary. FREE infor­ mation on joba, salariea, re­ quirement!. Write TODAY giving name, addresa and phone. Lincoln Service, Box 40, c'o Sanford Herald. 'SEE IBM training oppor­ tunities ou Amusement Page | next to Movie Ada." 6. For Rent atiM vtt roNWiaviiiv T O l l l u tiilil M. M i t m n am i UNFURN. 3 Bedroom, lib N o tice n f P a A l l r l l e a r t a g (M ien E. Matnon, Ills Notlca I* haraby giien. that bath House. Large Fla. Rm. « I fa after rnnatderatlon. the Send Air-Cond. with k i t c h e n H I I* I I > K > ('K i I n a n u n k n o w n hole County Zoning Commit* * t» t* o r c o u n t r y o t h e r ■Ion will hold a public hear* atuve, occupancy by 5th of t h a n t h a S t a l e o f F l o r i d a , Ina to datarmlna tha fea*l Oct. $90 month. FA 2 8832. a n d m a i l i n g a d d r t i s b a ­ Mllt>'* of recommandlmr to tha in*: Heard of County Commission* A / M - C 8 - 3 USS P a r l n a e r , ara that proparty belonging to C/O F l e e t P o e t Offlca . T, M Deal b* reaoned from FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellonville. N ew Y o r k . N aw Y o rk A-l turlcultura to M-t In T o u a r e h e r e b y n u U f l e J t h a t iluatriali N|* of NE‘» ,,f SK'i a C o m p l a i n t t o f o r e c l o , * a In Heotlon 1I-S1H-JIE. Fur­ c e r t a i n m o r t g a g e e n c u m b e r i n g ther deacrlbed a* lying Eat! t h a f o l l o w i n g d e a c r l b e d r e a l of Ovltdo. South of S. R. C l and Kaat of IVaehlngtun I" Ik* Twwr* ml «b* re a lty A ro p arty , t o - w l t : J g d g a , le m la n le raw w ly, F le e , Dot e. l l l o c k **D,1 COUN- Height* Subdivision la F m b a tr. Public hearing will be held lila. T U T C'LL'tl MA NOR. U N IT NO. 1. a c c o r d Intf to t h e In Hie itemlnola County Court In r a t K a l a l a n f F R A N K PA11DV. , p l a t t h e r e o f a» r e c o r d e d tlouee. County CoiiitnHahinem Deceauetl. In I 'l a t l lo o k 11. ( 'a g e So, Room. Sanford. Florida, on p u b l i c R e c o r d * o f henii* Wednesday, October 5. 19(1 T o Alt t r a d l t n r a a n d I’r r w a a t a l i a a n r D aw a a 4a at 7:10 P. At. or aa aoon there­ lAl aa va ll aa aa t brald nola C o u n ty , F lorida, K alalri b a a bean f i le d a g e l n i l you In after a* poailbte. You end each of you are H tm lnula C o u n ty Z oning the a h o ta - a ty la d ault. and you hereby notified ami requlr*.! C o m m tv elo n e r a r e q u i r e d t o e e r v e a co p y to praaent any clalma ant de­ tly H obart 8 B row n of your A naw tr or othar S em inole C o u n ty Z o n in g mand* which you, or either of P l a a d l n g to t h a C o m p l a i n t o n >uU. may have ugulnat th* D irector p l a l n t l f f ’a a t t o r n a y i . AN HKR* SON. KUSH, DEAN. t/.VVN- P u b lla h Wept. 34 A Oct. 1, c»;at« of FRANK PARDT. darauaed, tale of »ald County, I)F..U * v a n d a n HKIUi, : J 3 1741. (o the County Judge of Semi­ K a * t C e n t r a l I l o u l a v a r d , Mr- C D M - tl nole County. Florldg. at hie l ’ ndo. F l o r i d a , a n d file t h a office In the court iiou.e of o rig in a l Answer or o t h e r IV T I I K ( i n C I ’I T r i l l HT O F J1lend Ink in t h * o f f i c e of t h e T IIK NINTH J I Mil l VI.............. raid C o u n t y at Hanford. Flor­ within nix calender IT. IN A V U K llll « K44|. ida, C l a r k nf t b a c i r c u i t C o u r t oti montlie from the time of the o r b e f o re t h a S l i t d a y of Oct* NIII.K t o f NT V, P L l t H I D V . flrat publication of thla no­ I II V.Vf KRY >41. 1:13*4 o b a r , ISM. I f y o u f a l l to d o IV lle*. Each claim or demand ,»o, a d e c r e e p r o conf*«» o w ill I t k r h l i r , J . l Pa t a k e n a g a i n * ! y o u for t b a BOKTDN F E D E R A L SAVINGS! (halt b* In writing. *nd ahall r e l i e f i l a m a n d a d in t h e Cora* AND LOAN ASSOCIATIO N, a ■tat* th* plica of raeldanc* and poat office addraea of U n ited S t a t e * C o r p o r a t i o n , p lain t. T h la N o t i c e a h a l l b e p u b l i s h P l a i n t i f f . the claimant, and ahall h* tworn to by th* claimant, hla ad o n ce a w . * k fo r f o u r con* Tt. agent, or attorney, and any O B E R T E. B A R R E T r »nd ea c u t l v e t a a a k i l a ( h a S a n f o r d , J U N E E. B A R R E T T , hi* W lfa, auch claim or demand aot ao It a raid . D A T E D t h l a IStti d a y a t D a f a m U n t i i ) tiled ahall b* void. Richard Pardy NO TIC E T O AI'PKAM ■ aptam btr, It# !. A* axteutor of th* Lait h i t F t S i . i r v riiiN i (•K A LI Will and Teetamtnt of TOi R i i l l E R T v:. B A R R E T T A r t h u r M. B e c k w i t h . J r . , FRANK PARDY, dacaaaad (Iteth lan ca U n k n o w n ) C l a r k o f llte C i r c u i t c o u r t HlllNIIotdlER AND t/alAN and Uys Martha T. V lb ten D eputy C lark J U N E E. B A R R E T T , hi* Attornayi at Law Flrat Fadaret llutldlng wife. Andaraon. Ruah, naan. Hanford, Florida. L o w n d a a A r a n d a n B a rg tltaaldanc* U n k n o w n ) Attorn*)* for Eaacutor. and p . O llo a t i l l O rlan d o , F l o r i d a Each a n d all u n k n o w n p a r - P u b l l a h d i p t . 14 A Oct. t , I. r u b l l a h S ep t. IT, St. A Oct. aona. p a r t i t a a n d d a f a n d a n t a If. !»41. who c l a i m by, t h r o u g h , u n d e r CDM-ST i. ». m i. or a g a i n * ! t h e a f o r a a a l J HO. CDM-74 IIEHT E. It A l i l t KTT a n d J U N K IV T I I K m i l l IT r o l ’R T , NINTH J I DM INI. I Dll M r . i.% t i i u n a n it r o t n r . B U A R I l E T f . hi* Wife, w h e i b a r a t a p o u i c i , h«lr>. l a . IN ( N i l F ill! KKVItNOLK A iv n i j i m i i it, cm i err, grantata, a a a l g n t t g . C O U N TS , r i . l H I I I M . IV AVD FOB ■KLHVOl.E v l a a t i , Iltn o r a. c r a d l l o r a , i r u a t a a a o r IV r i l A N C K N Y 11*11 C U l’S T Y . ST A r R O F FLO H o l h a r w l a * . a t t o t a r h a n d all F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L M O RTI P A. IS L H A S tK M T . SO. nf w h o m r a a l d a n c g la im - U A liE AOSOOtATION, a c o r puratlon o rg u n lia d under an T H E W IM .I A M M B t’ I K l i t SAV- k n o w n : a n d INCH HANK, a N*w York cor­ E ach a n d a l l u n k n o w n p a r . on*. Vet o t C o n g r a e a a n d a g i s t ­ in g p u r s u a n t to t h * F e d e r a l poration. and dafan d an ta, *a t < National M -rt(.g * Aiioclg Plaintiff P-irtte* each a n d all of w h o m r t a l - lio n C h a r t e r Act, >*. dtm-a la u n k n o w n , h a v l u k n r Plaintiff. DONALD L D VS IS DOUSE, a t c l a i m i n g t o h a v e a n y t i g h t , • v*. At, tl t l a o r f n t - r * » t In o r to th* D e f e n d a t i i i f o llo w in g d e a c r l b e d p r o p e r t y , J o t i E I ' l l W. HICKA a n d E V C LYN K. IIB KH. hi* w if e ; OR v o r i i'i : o r a t it w h ich I* t h a a u b j a c t m a t t e r of ANUK U T IL IT Y COMPANY t i i k s t a t ic o r f l o iiih a th * a b o v e « t ) l r 1 cau aa , t l x : a n d H U mIBVVOOD W OOD TOi Donald Kilwlu U u u a a. twit 33. REAR L A K E PRO DUCTS COMPANY. !Ni who** mailing >H u m 1* t l l t . L g . a c c o r d i n g to th* D tfandant*. VA-H. .• o FIN i. Naw P la t thereof, a a recorded v i r T l i r. n r s s l e York. Naw York, and In P l a t Monk IS, a t D ag N O T IC E IS H E R E B Y OIV Patricia E. lila 37. of th a P u b l i c ll*< ord* EN t h a t on t h a 4ih d a y o f wife, who,* rnaldanca of da ml no la C o u n t y , F lo r ­ O ctober. A. U. t J*.I, a t th* ll Cadarlturac l-*n*, camp ida. h o u r o t 11:00 A. M , a t th* Hill. 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C l a r k o f tn * C UecKagalnat Odhxm A Tudor, ino. tu re, f u r n l i h l n x * . a n d f i x tu r e * i*o u r t n f H a m ln o la C oiur cn ut yi t, a corporation, tha tltla of • I t u a l e t h e r e i n , a n d l o c a t e d F l o r i d a will o f f e r fo r *al* to which la a< above ahown. thereon. t h e h l g h e a t b i d d e r a t p u b lic You ara haraby raqulrad to AND E A C H O F YOU. o u t c r y for vaah, t h a f o l l o w ­ f'U your nnawar or wrltta hr*YOU, hereby n o t i f i e d TTi.eE a in g d e n - r l h e d p r « P « r t y of th* defenaa*. If any, In tha allot i n t ha* beat, filed by t i e f e n d a i i U ’, a l t u a t * a n t l y i n g proawading with tha Clark of Ctho*m p l aab unrd P l a i n t i f f In S e m tn o l* C o u n t y , F l o ri d a , thla Court and to aarv* a a g u l n a t ove* a n d au ch of you t o - w l t : r,|,y thareof upon th* plain to f v r e c hyou i M a m o r t g a g e on le.t Mto.-lc VVKATIftiff** atlnrnay* wltoaa name th * a h u v * . d * a c r ) l . r d p r o p e rl y E R H F IK t. D F I R S T A D D I ­ and addr* aa appear* haraon, In t h * a b o v e - * t y led can*, end TION, gc - r l i n g to p l a t on or hafor# tha lith day of you a n d r i c h if y o u e r a liey*. t h e r e o f , r e c o r d e d in p l a t (ictobrr. I M J . t h e u a l u r a by r e q u i r e I t o f ile an A n . war B o o k 13. P u g * 44. P u b llu thla proceeding being a ault or o t h e r P l e a d i n g raaponetva R e c o rd - ■>: S e m i n o l e C o u n ­ to furaclut* the Ran of • t h e r e t o w i t h t h * «'t* rk of th * Florida mortgage ou Ilia following abov a - a n t l t l e d C i r c u i t C o u r t T o g ety. t h e r w i t h tl ft f o U o w t n f ilc--rlbed property altuat* In anti t o aa rv* a i v p y of itich t q u l p m r n t : Panilnolo Cottnly, Florida to A n a w r r o r . d h e r r. eponelv* o f l* r t 4- ft l i i te rtiu tlo iia wit: P l a a d l n g u p - ii Ml- P l a i n t i f f * F u r n a c e —- M >.l!t 4Hi d la I.Sit l». HOLTIt I'U\ i: A t t o r n a y i , C d ’ RSIIO.N AND B D (’ll GUT. ThlrJ .V'Mltton. * D O lT U fllo N . IH II ly n t T u l a aa lg I* m a d * f i u r a o a n t Millull 1luitjin, ftwording to B o u le v a rd . M U m l 33. BFLlo fid u. t h e F i n a l D ec r e e o f fo r* niAp Of ptit (heffof r«- on o r b e f o re t h e 7th d a y of to clo above cam *. coriitd I $ 1'Ut U.sote 11, O cto b er, |*4d: o t h e r w l i a th a C h aaun cr*e r y InC ut he e Vo. *nUublle U*-* rtj* t l l r g a Untie o f *al*l t'fimpla m t | t e r e d by t h * H o n o r a13V13. V*tm *»{ il« County, Ft i»r* wilt b* tAkan a a c n n f a a . i 1 by A. VV.dllaiua, J i i i t g i b l ea t Voile th* M.», you. • a i l t ' u u r l , o n t h e 3vth l a y o f D<4•V t AN1U fiKliHilKU ftt I h *M; A ND o l l U E U K t l at S e p t e m b e r . A. D. 19*3. M nfu tJ. S ain lu u l* I 'u u n l y , th * Mamlhcle C o u n t y c - u r l IN VMTNEHS \\ I I K h K o f , t s l a t * o f F l o r i d a . t h t i iU i U*y buuaa, S a n f o r d F l o r i d a , title h a t * h e r e u n t o act ray h a n d < r S e p t e m b e r , 1343. D t h J a y of A u g u i b ll*}. a n d o f f i c i a l t a i l t h l a r u t h day (SEA L) tS K A L I [ of S e p t e m b e r , A. D. 1)43. A r t h u r 11 H a u k w l t h . J.-.. kl - r II. B e c k w i t h . J l (HEAL ) I ' l . r k o f th* C l r v n l l • C l a r k of t h a e l H i T i - i n l I t t i d I A r t h u r ll U r c k w l l h . J r . lly: M a r t h a T. V lh tau , C lruult C o u r t C l a r k of lb* C i r c u i t • u rt. D. C. ll y : M a r t h a T. V lh lan S e m i n o l e C o u n t y . F lo rid a . lim.S*. tv 11HIT a t:I itn .ltli D aouty C le rk By; M a r t h a T. V lh lcn Amerlvan National U* k (tljg. COUttKIIDN ind C O irM H O V D eputy L iir k [■ u. U u i I l S I t A tlorneye at l.4 « S ANDE RS McEVV AN. ht. P e t e r s b u r g >3 F l o r i d * Miami Offlca S C H W A R Z A MIVIS Attorney* for Plaintiff 1444 B la - a y n * B - o l a , * r l D>4 B e a t C e n t r a l A v en u e I'ublDH Sept. to, V7. 31 A Oot. Miami i j . F l o r i d a O rltndo. F lorida 1. 1)43 P u b llah 8 s p t id, i t . j i , d u P u b t l a n hep'.. 34. t!43 vDii-K CDU-etl CDM-11 Legal Notice I t . Rm I fatal* For Salt 21. Btaatjr satoiw 3$. Article! For Soft HUTCHISON Ocean front Cut 'X Curl Beauty Shop LOTS MARY CARTER PAINTS Apartment. Daytona Beach. 318 Palmetto Ave. MAYFAIR SECTION pay* you to try all new FA 2-1058. Several nice building sites WE now have a special facial Rol’Hlde, on* e o a t No drip, booth, services from tip to left, with good terms. Tha only paint with a writ* 9. For Sak or Rent tip. Free parking lot. Open HIGH SCHOOL SECTION ten unconditional guaran* AVAILABLE Oct. 1st. 3 Bed­ 24 large toll, all for $9000.00 evenings by appolnlmenttee. Also only no drip rooms, Its baths. Air-Conwith only 10f* down, bal­ Phone door (1) 322 0834 paint that can ho tinted dition It heat. Kitchen equip­ Phone door (2) 322-8325 1500 different colors. S avf ance monthly. ped. Deep well, sprinkling coupon In Orlando Sentinel ROBERT A. WILLIAMS system, beautiful yard. >125 FREE $50 PERM. WAVE for extra bonu* Sept fttft Realtor per mo. 109 Lake Dot Dr. Complete Beauty Service 8t Oct. 13th. Buy one gal* Day FA 28700 or Night Raymond Lundqulst, Also. H arriett’s Beauty Nook ion Get one free. 208 W, FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bsnk Bldg. FA 2 8554. 105 So. Oak. FA 2-5742 1st St. 12. Real Estate For Sale BEDROOMS, 1U baths. Swimming pool. Furn. or unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. Suniand. 25. Plumbing Service* BED. New Hollywood stylo, 3" form rubber s a ttre ifc Box springs. $45. Cost $120, G. Armbruster. Lake Mary, Fla. its ml. West of Lak! Mary Blvd. LAKE MARY PLUMBING BEDROOMS, 2 b i t h i . Contracting Repairs Re»dy for immediate oc­ FREE ESTIMATES JOILN E. FOX cupancy ll this beautiful R. L. HARVEY REALTOR brand new 3 bedroom, 3 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 3234)559 hath, centrally heated k 110 N. Park Ave. BEAUTIFUL upright Plano ft air-conditioned Home for bench. Excellent cood. Ju sl HINSON & HEARN NEW HOMES only $12,000. Large kitchen tuned. Moving, must sell, PLUMBING CONTRACTING with birch cabinets A built BY SHOEMAKER FA 2 8832. Repairi k Water Heaters 3 AND 4 BEDROOMS in oven k range. Call own­ FREE ESTIMATES 1, IVi, AND 2 BATHS er. 322-2715. 264 E. 3rd St. 322 0143 AUTOMATIC Cam itg sag i« console. $ Needle position, FHA, VA k Conventional HOUSE A 2 acres of land automatic designs, roaket Finnncintf! for sale. $1,900. Must have SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL 26. Radio ft Television buttonhuiei. sews on but­ >300 down. Call FA 2 2924 tons. Assume payments of USED T.V. Seta $10 up. Ser­ RAVENNA PARK after 2 p. ni. vice calls $2.00. Sanford $9.13. Ph. FA 29411. AND T. V'. Service. 1113 Sanford IDYLL WILDE FOR SALE BY OWNER. 3 TAKE OVER Ave. Ph. FA 2-9776. Bedroom*. 2 baths, E li. Wc Have Several New Homei PAYMENTS OF Now Under Construction, room, large living room. REPOSSESSED ITEMS Special Services And A Few Nearly Com­ 323-0982. 123 E. Coleman 1- 14,500 BTU, 2 hp. Air-Coo* pleted t again* «h2" Circle. TREE SERVICE. Expert tree <lit toner. Unpaid balance Wo Can Also Cuitoin Build aervlce. Reasonable rates, $168 00. 9 cubic fL Refri­ S. For Rest 31Y Horn* free to auyon* as­ 6. For Kent A Home Just For You. 8 years experience. Free gerator. Unpaid balanco suming mortKuge payment*. For Complete Information estimates, ph. FA 2-1377. $69 30. 1963 19" portable T. Nice large 3 bdrm. fum. apt. 2 BR. House. 817 Catalina. Call 323*0679 before 2 p.m Sco or Call Your V. Unpaid balance >98.20, Tiled bath, fire place. 1700 Ravenna Park • Idyllwllde WASHING Machine Service. HOUSE Unfurn. FA 2-5185. ASSUME payments on nice FIRESTONE STORE Magnolia. Only $63. Free estimates on repairs. 3 bedroom home, l’bone EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT 1st k French 322-0248 2610 Hiawatha. 322-7363. BEDROOM Collage. FurnFA 2 8437 . 505 M a t t i e Small unfurn. 2 bedroom Ishfd. St. John’* river. 6 (P river Homes). 1-16 cubic ft. UPRIGHT home located near hospital. Piano Tuning and Repair miles from Sanforil. EUit'rly Amana Deep Freeze. 1- G. FA 2-3931. $63. Robert A. 111 N. Park 322-2420 W. L. IUrmon — FA 2-AE1 man or c o u p l e . Ph. E. 12 cubic ft. Refrigerator, Williams, Realtor. V A - FHA NEW—3 bedroom Homes, FA 2-4131. Roth excellent condition. J, Air-Conditioning by owner. 838-8209. C. Bunlen, Lemon Bluff. SMALL Fum. Apt. 600 Tark P ro p e rty M iinageint'iil 2 BEDROOM turn. House. 11. B. FORK CO., INC. Av*. Broker ONE 4 Bedroom House, one 200 Sti. Park Ave. FA 2 4234 I-PREWAY Oil Heater. Good $63 a Mo. 2121 Chase Ave. bedroom House. Long wood FA 2 7939 day*. FA 2 4982 condition. J. C. liunteu LARGE 2 Br. Kit. Eq., $50. Jim Hunt Realty 3 area. 838-3911. LAWN SERVICE Lemon Bluff. evenings. 3 Br. 14 bath $90. Mowing and edging, etc. SatOffers fur your selection Exceptionally nice 8c Furn. SLEEPING Rooms. 322-2381. ONE 4 Bedroom House, One $0.00 PER MONTH tsfaction guaranteed. Ph. these Beautiful 2, 3, & 4 clean 2 Br. central atr3 Bedroom House. Sanford ASSUME remaining 6 pay* FA 2-1817. Bedroom comJitionina A heating $125. 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom area. 322-2744. nienU of $6.00 on repots* House*. FA 23685. Larg# 4 Br- Mayfair I t >10. TRACTOR Work. Mowing, elat’d 63 model Swing Nee* Government NEW 2 Story Hoii>e. 4 l>ed- disk, blade. FA 2-7664. die, I)ia1-0 Matte Zig Zag, 2 BEDROOM House. I nfurn rooms, Da baths. I^irge ROSA L. PAYTON ished, kitchen equipped. $73 makes buttonholes, sew* on living room A dining area. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. Rag. Real Estate Broker Owned Homes buttons, makes fancy stitchper month. 2312 Y’alu Ave. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Den, patio k breeivway. FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha es, darns k patches, etc. Call FA 2-3614. All Types and Sizes garage. On 11 j lots in Lake Priced From $0,7.50 Mary. Central heating duct­ Wo Repair and Service Excellent condition, Thona FURN. 2 Bedroom House. Credit Mgr. FA 2-8627. Down Payments ed (or Air-Condition. $I5,9UU. S T I N E Ad nils. No pell. F.V 2-7661. Machinery and Supply Co. 17" P11ILC0 portable T.V, FA 2-6336. As Low As $100 l a t h e C e e r l n f t h e I .iiaety 2U7 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6432 J u d g e , a e m l e n l e C e a a l y , F l o r ­ FURN. Cottage at 3 Points. In good condition. 323-7980. BEDROOM, 2 bath Home. id a. l a P r » h a i * . $65 per month. Ph. FA 2-1467 Monthly Payments l a rei B a t a t a nf Fla. room, garbage dis­ SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa READY MIX Concrete, win* From $43.50 LOUIS K M. T U N N 1 C M F F F . AIR-CONDITIONED RH. tn tlos, etc. Free estimate. Ph. posal, kitchen equipped. duw sills, lintels, steps, fie c ra a e d . To niHktt tho best home 3 Km. (urn. Apt. $65. mo. T a t i l 4>edllara aed Peraona Path), chain linked fence. 322 3506. blocks, sand, cement, rock, buy, »ee the H a e l a a C la lm a « r H r m a i d a Ill E. Btli St. FA 2-4285. Landscaped corner l ot . pipe, steel, grease traps, A aw lael S aid K e l a i e i TREE SERVICE VA - FHA Mortgage reduced $2000. You a n d each o t y o u a r e dry wells, stepping stone*. 2 BEDROOM unfurnished FREE ESTIMATES hereby notified a n d re q u ire d 114 W. Woodland Dr. Ph Miracle ConcreU Co. Appointed House. Kitchen equipped. t o p r e s e n t a n y cla lm a a n d d e ­ 323 0300 322-1872. m a n d s w h ic h you . o r a l t h e r 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-5761 $50 month. Pick up key at Property o f you. m a y h i * # » « .iln * t t h 21). A utom obile S erv ice 613 E 14th St. FA 2-6630. e a t n t e nf L O U IS E M. T II N N I NEW IJ)W FRIGID AIRE used Iruiier. $69 Management C L I F F B, d ecen a ed . Iat«* nf DOWN PAYMENTS Excellent condition. Cali auld C o u n ty , to t h e C o u n t y 2 BEDROOM upper Apart­ AUTO GLASS Broker SliH) Down, many homes to Judge ot S em inole C ounty. Mrs. Gielow FA 2-2611. ment Furniehml. $55. Large F l o r i d a , a t h i t a f t l c * in th * jedect from in either Pute INSTALLED c o u r t h o u e# o f i t l d C o u n t y 2 Bedroom lower Apartment rresl, Snnland K 'Utes nr Scnknrik Cdunn uml Point With purchase of Blue Lustre, at S e n f o rd . F l o r i d a , w ithin Jim Hunt Realty unfurnished $65 Close to ■l l c a l e n d e r m o n t h * f r o m th* rent Electric Carpet Sham* Country Club Manor. Spe­ Company t i m e o f Ih* f l r a t p u b l i c a t i o n downtown Sanford. |MJoer for only $1 per day, Office FA 22118 cial terms to Navy fami­ 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 1622 o f t h l a nolle* . T w o c o p i e s of Carroll's Furniture. each c l a i m o r d e m a n d a h a l l b* Night FA 2-0648 lies. These are FHA k VA In w r i t i n g , a n d ahull a l u l a th* Auto Glass, Tops 323 0700 owned Homes. p la c a of r a e ld e n c * a n d po at DELTA joiner planer, rtp* k Seat Covers o fflca ad d raea of t h e c l a i m a n t , 2824 Park Dr. Siaford, Fla. saw and lathe. 81$ Rosalia a n d t h i l l be t w o r n t o by th* AUTO GLASS & AGENCY c l a i m a n t , h la a g e n t , o r a t t o r ­ Seminole Realty Dr. LOVELY 2 Itedroom block n ey a n d a c c o m p a n i e d by a 218 S. Park Ave FA 2 5641 Hiitne with separate din­ SEAT COVER CO. 30" CEMENT finishing ma* f ilin g fa* o f o n e d o l l a r an d tsoi S. Park Ave. auch claim o r d e m a n d n o t t o ing room. Large screened 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 EFFICIENCY Apartment on chine. Like new. 1 new FA 2 3233 anytime filed ahall b* void. esst porch. Located on ALL WORK GUARANTEED First St. Near 2 city free / » / N E L L I E if. T R A N K aluminum awning window, large corner lot with fruit, MATURE ORANGE GROVE Aa E i a c u t r l t o f t h * L e t t parking lota and ahopplng size sun x 37 with screen. W ill a n d T a a t a m a n t of oak k magnolia trees. 2 w i t h c i o p f o r $1,000 cash. 31 A, P e ls stores. No utility charges. L u L T ! E M. T U N N t C L I F F E , 322 2506. Csr garage. By owner Pb. Dacaaaad Small, of course, hut 8 nice FREE good Watch Dog. Suitable for couple nr sin­ OPTO. A S P E E R . J R , FA 2 4199. HE IMEMBER Special. Ladiee l o t s w i t h p a v i n g 2 sides. gle, also retired people. A t t o r n e y fo r t t l d K a t a ' * Likes children. Well b* A Childrens shoes $1.84 pair, 1111* M s g n o ll* A v en u e Phone FA 2 4712. ha veil, neisls nood kind Hanford, F l o r i d * St. Johns Realty Surplus City. 201 W. lit. FA 2 8993. home. P u b lla h Sept e m b e r 34 k Out. APT. $ :r. Surplus C i t y . THE TIME TESTED FIRM 1. i . I I . 1141. MA N. Park Ave. FA 2 8123 SO U T H W A R D CHIHUAHUA Piippira. Cull .10. Automobile! - Truck* CDM-S1 “CLEAN quiet Rooms" The INVESTMENT * REALTY anytime after 6. IInrris 11)57 PLYMOUTH I V T H E f H U T IT M i l N T OF Savoy* Gabies. FA .-0729. — WANTED — 322 9173 116 N Park Ave, T II K N INTH J I t i l l L U . i l u ­ Bout Works, Lmgwood . TE Good condition, good tires, "UNHAPPY RENTERS" l l ll O F AXIS F i l l ! Hi: VII * CLEAN 1st floor Apartment 8-3569. NIII.K l O t v r t . ..........m u . 15. HiiMtness O p p o rtu n ity 3 2 2 -6 3 7 7 . I H V M T H V NO. 1X1*3 1'rivaU entrance. I0<>4 Pal 2. 3, AND 4 bedrin. Anywlivre in Seminole County. FHA, TH4. B O W E R Y U V I M l I SERVICE Station for less#. PUPPIES for sale. \ i Dach­ 1937 FORD. FA 2 6953. metto. BA N K VA A Conventional Fin. shund k Fox Terrier. AnInventory take-over. Good Plaintiff, F U R N I S H E D A partm ent. L ittle d o w n , p a y m e n t* less ninul Haven Boarding 19M C1IEV. 1 ton panel. Good T|. location Ph. FA 2-4342. JU A N IT A WAUA ft ftln g tt Clean and close in. Jimmie than rent. Kennels. FA 2 5732. rubber, excellent mech. woman 17. Mile Help Wanted Cowan. 322-4013. cond. $306. FA 2-9253. Stenstrom Realty Legal Notice BALL-BLAIR >l*TU C o r I t I T l^i MORTGAGB > O W KC LOlI HE TOi Ju « n ltf t W i l l * H tM I I K U la i UNKNOWN ANIi T O i All pftrtU * c U . m i u t f !n t« r* a!a by* t h r o n** Itt u n • «Ur o r th « ftfor t* *4t«! p «f«on T u U AUK !icr«by nmtlflrivl t h a t a C rjm p U In t to forftclntA a r t r t f t l n r o o r t v m •nokimb«r< In s th« fo M u w l n i (Jticr lbt< l Tint p r o p e r t y , t o - w l t : I**.t 11. lllo ck <l , C o U N T I I T C L U n MANUK. L.NIT N u . 1, acco rd In k io t h i 1*14*1 t | | t r » 0 f t l rrc€i|-i.|r«| In P U t i* <ok 11, i ’4 « * !#i, P u tills R t c o f l t o f noU c o u n ty , Florid* kill t>#*n fit** I a if*) nu t *b'i In ( lit ftkiovft*Rty1ftf| BiitU a tut yum C. A. Whiddon W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Rrg. Real Estate Broker GARBAGE Truck Chauffeur I960 FORD Sunllner convert* Good pay. 723 4433. Gentll- BLOOMING Roses on double Rooms private baths, 114 ibie Excellent condition. Pli* 202 S. Park Ave. FA 2-3991 rheroken stock. $730 each. quore Sanitation Service. W. First St. FA 2-1387. 613 W. Pine Ron! Mel­ Gray Shallows Nursery NEAR Paola School; new 7 RENT A BED BUYING A NEW or bourne, i l l . 4 ml. S. on Hanford Ave. room home, t acre lot. Ph. Roliaway, Hospital A B a b y USED CART FA 2-3378, FA 2 0879. MAN 21-16 fur ln»urun>'* deb­ ORCHID PLANTS Beds. FINANCE IT WITH UI it, Hanford are*. Salary For Sale Uy Day, Week, or Month ♦ Low Interest Rites FHA - VA plue commission, l ull Mr. AT BARGAIN PRICES CAHROLI/S FURNITURE ! Ix>w Monthly Payment* Ilrurup. 323-0813. ?. C. BuntPU 1 rmnn Bluff Pit. FA 2 3181 116 W. 1st St. GOVERNMENT MOMEC FLORIDA STATE BANK 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS 3i. Flowers * Shrubs LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, also 1 bedroom trader on large lake. Adult* only. Ph. FA 2-7368. Atm r^'iulrt'I t«* ft opy 2 BEDROOM furn. |[" >..nr Answer or other $85 monthly. Truant buying, f* ** »r ■ •» 1 piftlitI on will -how. 218 W, r.itij St. I’U I n t K f s » i t o r n * y • A N l i c U * of Ut'iOI. rn* AS tdOV N ll KM ft. I ftii f u n DICII1. a s : li e <t fit m l A va IU*, i t r l a r •id, Ft of I 1 anti nim tb< orli tl ll A n an of o th ir tlfi* In tltft .ffi ;m of lli *i Cl*r k »»f tUa C ir c u it 1 - i u r t o n o r u e f o r* tt,e tllb tal a ' ' tu b e r , l i n d If f o u ta l l t o Uo eo, * .|*'-i*ee p.-j e u o f t k e a w ill tie t a k e n a g a l u e t y o u f o r 111* r e l i e f U*. m e n l e i In t h . < um |> l*tuf. T h le Mot]--* eliull !,» {riMletl. *4 olm e * w*i*k f o r f u u r eon* •e.-Utlv* weeks tn th e HXfl(uril llerslU . t> ATUli t h i s g t IS U»Jf »f Nejitemher, IS O . tarl.VL) A r t h u r tl. f l a i k a Ith . J r . C l e r k of C i r c u i t C u u i l Uy: V l sr th * T. Vll,l#:i t 'e r a i i y C l e r k Aii-leregn. Ru ah , l>e*:> I> i» n 4 * a A a t n 4*n D erg 11} K aat C e n i r e l A v e n u e . O r l e n J o , riorlUie P u b lla h M-pt. ID, 17. HI A O:. d o . It Ph. FA 2-2900. 3 IIEDR.M. P , hsstliw. kiu hrn rquipped. Fenced hark yard. Avnituhle Sept. 26th. 3105 S. Park. UN Ft KMMIKD I I iiij **'. kitchen F A 2 3651. bedroom ■quipped. I AND 2 BATHS WANTED colored young man 3X F u rn itu re for Grocery Store located in Midway. Must have Used furniture, appliances, Down Payment From tools, etc. Bought • Sold, some experience, good pay. FHA $100 VA lo rry ’s Mart 215 Sanford Send information to Ibu UIW MONTHLY Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. 4. Sanford Herald. PAYMENTS Sell Us Your Furniture. EXCELLENT LOCAI IONS ID. .Situation* W anted Quick Service With the IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY EXPERIENCED Maid would Cash. SUPER TRADING like 3 days work. Good ref. POST. FA 2 0677. We Can Qualify You For 322 7331. One Of Thew Outstanding WANTED reliable couple to Route Buys In .Minutest HKI.Pt HELP! Good Girl Fritake up monthly payments day going to waste. Perm. of $13.50 on 3 complete lo r Complete information, Resident. FA 2-4312. rooms of furniture. Call See Or Call Y’our TK 8 1311, Casselberry, col­ B A B Y S IT T IN G day o r night, FHA - VA lect. l.-.ve -V cure. Bic yard. Most Kitchens Equipped SALES BROKER Me al* f u r n i s h e d , a l s o will BEDROOM Apartment. FREE ESTIMATE b o a r d . F A 2-7980. Upholstering A Mattress ren­ Quiet neighborhood. FA '£• Stenstrom Realty 1162 from 8:30 to A p. tn. ovating New A Used Furni­ Child Care FA 2-2274. Real K.tulc—Mortgages ture. Call Nix Bedding 31fg. Monday thru Frida). Ph. 322 2120 FA 2-1301 any oilier time. lit N. Park Ave PAINTING or Repair work. Co., at 710 Celery Aye. Kavelina Park FA 27495 FA 22117. Ph. FA 2-7061 7. lliiNim‘88 R enluK FA 2 2677 PA 2-3829 PA 2 8360 Evenings 21. Beauty Snlon.-s 31. Articles For Sale 803 1 st St. 6 ROOMS. Suita­ ble for Office. Parking Shop (he Herald Ads where Hazel Porter Beauty Shop CRIB and new playpen. Both available in rear, 322*2711 local merchants offer their C0I4I Wave $6 no complete complete with pads. $i8.oo. from 11 -C p.m. beet buys. l llUi W. 2301 SL FA 21321 2221734. 1 ’36 2 DUO II FORD. tires. Call a f t e r FA 2-4149 New 3M 3 7 . I tout* . Mn lore Gateway To The Waterway Robson Sporting Good* Your EVLNRUDE Dealer 3016 8 E 1st Pb. FA 2 5981 IIRAND NEW OUTBOARD MOTOR 25 hp Electric starting. Regular $539 95. Close out at only $269 93 FIRESTONE STORE 1st A Frenrh 322 9244 GIt BEN BRIAR Choice lot* available In Cri-rnhrixr «f Loch Arbor utrrlookmg goli course, (ii.lum building >» your •pcrlficathm. GrecnbrUr developed by KtXC.SWOOD BUILDERS INC. illj Fairmont Dr. FA 2-M)71 �j 1 • • r r - '" ‘ t I . 11 - .1»T- - JlIVIWnilrcflCCJ 5-Day Journey MILFORD, Fa. (UPI) President Kennedy keynoted m 11-ataU tour at eoeoemttaa art a t today with • call Aw apaeo-ago Americans to ilacnvtr "whole new uairersm ” of opportunity in their ewa land, water end idle Ab e r d e e n . s. d . a m > Mrs. M iry Ann Fincher mo­ thered her other five child­ ren in the quiet of her borne today while her fim out quin­ tuplet! squalled and winded in their hospital Incubator*. Mrs. Fitcber and her hus­ band, Andrew, 38. didn't plan to venture from their old, 10room farm house just outside Aberdeen on Mrs. Fischer’s first full day home from the hospital. ller homecoming Monday, afternoon was a quiet, sub­ dued affair compared with the commotion that followed the births of the quinta in the predawn hours a week ago Saturday. The oldest three children were in school. But Evelyn, 4, and Dcnlae, 3. were at home with their grandmother, Mrs. Elmer Brady, of Hecta, 5. D., when the Fischers pull­ ed un in their new station wagon. When Mrs. Fischer walked cut of St. Luke's Hospital on the arm of her husband, she broke into tears as she told reporters, "I want to lhank everyone for everything they have done—I appreciate it more than I can ever tell.'* Inside the hospital, the quints continued their regu­ lar feeding of milk formula every two hours. The biggest and the most active—the lone boy, James Andrew— tugged at a bottle a couple times Sunday. But he, like the other four, con­ tinues to be fed through a nose tube. The old rhyme— "Saturday'a child hat to work for Ita living"— will not be true of Hie Fischer quints, at least at first. A planning committee hoped to take the Fischers later this week to inspect prospective sites for the new 8100,000 home the Aberdeen folks bnvn promised them. The quints were a month premature, and Oct. II, would, in a way, be a sort of birthday, too, and the cele­ bration was planned with that in mind. The C b t e f Executive's avowedly "non-political" five-, day Journey acros* the eontl-j • e a t started with a salute in Pcnaiylvanla to the RepubllJERRY KOIJI, AMII2, re-enlisted for six yearn c m father of the conservation recently aboard the USS Saratoga in the Medi­ movement, Gifford Plnebot. terranean Sea. Kolb (left) is congratulated by Kennedy's tour also will his commanding officer, Cdr. J. L. Shipman, of lake him to nine north-central Heavy Attack Squadron 9, land-based at San­ end western states where ford Naval Air Station. (Navy Photo) Demecrotie senators running lo r re-election la 1M4 have SOUTHS1DE PTO OFFICERS meeting for breakfast to plan the year Invited Mm to share in the re­ were, seated from left, Mrs. M. L. Rabom Jr., first vice president; Mrs. flected glories of local nitAmy Anderson, secretary, and Frank Mebanc, president; back, II. E. Taf«ral wonders. Xcr, treasurer; Mrs. Velma Mitchell, second vice president and principal of la Me initial speech the the school and Ben Butler, carnival chairman. The first meeting of the p r e sident gave Ms adminis­ PTO general membership will be held today at the school beginning at tration credit for increasing 7:30 p.m. (Herald Photo) ♦•the pace of resource devel­ opment and conservation In a PARIS (UPI) - Extra po­ The offer was made Mon­ variety of waya" since taking lice and security agents today day at the Council of Europe nfflee in 1ML were assigned to guard Pres­ meeting by de Gaulle's secre­ "I begin today a Journey ident Charles de Gaulle on tary of slate for foreign af­ to save America's natural a provincial tour because o! fairs, Michel Habits Delonclc heritage - a Journey to pre­ He said that "when Europe threats to kill him received serve the pest and protect the in several ol Ihe cities he has tightened her political future." Kennedy said at the structure we must see how will visit. outset of remarks prepared De Gaulle will tour the the nuclear effort undertak­ for delivery h e n at his first WASHINGTON (UPI) - A The exercise, largest of Us has been discussed with the Rhine Valley and visit two en by France can he used •peechmaking way-atation. atomic energy station! on by European nations for dramatic Army-Air F o r c e kind ever undertaken and in­ Senate Armed Services Com­ The President scheduled the hit 20th trip to tiie provinces common defense." stop to dedicate the 83-yeer- "Exercise Big Lift" to fly volving the entire second mittee. The idea advanced since returning to power in old "Cray Towers," the an­ 16,000 troops to Germany neat Armored Division, raises the was that there would be no 193ft. The female seahorse de cestral Pinehot home, as the month eventually may lead to possibility that two of the fix actual reduction in strength Police sources said several posits her eggs in the hrood Plnebot institute for Conser­ if the airlift capability was savings of up to 8300 million U. 5. divisions now in Europe of the municipal councils in pouch of the male. A father vation Studies. Plnebot, twice sufficiently increased. area have received threats seahorse at Marinctand of Coventor of Pennsylvania, annually in the U. S. outflow may be brought home if it The gold outflow due en­ from terrorists of the Secret Florida gave birth to 350 live proves feasible to replace of gold. served under President Theo­ tirely to military deployment Army Organization (OAS). "sea colls" In one hour. them with sulflcient speed by overseas last was reported at dore Roosevelt aa the first which has sworn to kill de in U. S. gold now paid out a rate of about SLR billion a Chief of the U. 5, Forest Ser­ Gaulle (or granting Algeria SCIENTIFIC LAWN yearly in overseas expenses year, compared with $2.0 bil­ vice and was one of Amer­ independence. The last OAS SPRAYING FOR — that cannot be met In foreign ica’! most renowned conser­ lion In HMtt and 82 billion in attempt on his life was made currencies. CHINCH BUGS vationists. JM2. The Defense department little more than a year ago. West Volusia American If support activities could goal is to get It down to 81 Kennedy said Plnchot'e ca­ OR when machine gun bullets reer "marked the beginning Cancer Unit members attend­ l« reduced proportionately, billion a year. FUNGUS missed him by inches. the saving might rise to $300 of e professional approach to ing the District Nomination In addition to Ihe 15,000 Also Lawn Renovation I)e Gaulle was expected to the management of our na­ Dinner Medina, held last million annually for a reduc­ troops of the Second Armor­ concentrate on his anti-infla­ evening at the Capri Restaur- tion of two divisions. tion's resources." ed Division, 1,200 supporting tion program in the series of Defense Secretary Robert ground forces and 1,500 air­ "H e wee a prectlesl Ideal- tin t in Sanford, were Dr. and speeches he will make. But McLeod and S. McNamara, in announcing Mrs. James fat," Kennedy said, "believ­ men manning Ilf) combat European attention was focus­ ing th a t. the riches of the Mrs. Standlcy S. Smith of De- “ Big Liil" Monday, said the planes ire to he flown to G rapcviH c I*ur«ery ed on his offer to share American continent should Land and Mrs. Adam Muller U. S. air-lift capability has Europe for the one-week ex­ 2221 Grapeville A*r. France's nuclear knowledge PA 2-OA.Hft produce for all Its people an of DeBary. J. Pettcrson of doubled since 1961, and will ercise. with its neighbors. double again in "the next sev­ abundant life—believing that Tampa, presided. There were members of the eral years,” waste of our resources, or Defense leader* never have their mooopolistlc control, Cancer Society from Brevard, was an offense which threat­ Lake County, Orange, East been willing to concede pubened the very existence of and West Volusia and Osce­ Ilcly that lliere was any ola County units. thought of reducing U. S. democratic society . . . forces in Europe below six "Above all, be was a gift­ divisions, but the possibility ed, d r i v i n g administrator, transforming a minor federal air. That would save 875 million bureau into a dynamic, pur­ poseful agent ol national potBy Jsne Casselberry The Men’s Club of the Cas­ selberry Community Method­ ist Church will hear reports Thursday night at T p. m. at A public meeting for tinthe church by two of the church's young people, John presentation of maps and Haynes and t-oicunne Wagner, plans on uniform zoning for who will tell of their caper- all of Volusia County will be SEPTEMBER 21 ience at Boys and Girls State Feld at 2:30 p. m. Wednesday Admission* held last summer in Talla­ in the Recreation Hall of the Joyce Archamhault, Sheryl Dellary Fire Station. hassee. Trcn, Thompson, Doris Plans will be presented by John was sponsored by Reed Frsite, Theodore L. George W. Simons of Ja c k ­ American Legion Post 1 1 1 3 and inns Patton, Johnson, Jo sonville, zoning consultant. Henry Cason all of Sanford. Izdeanne was sponsored by Dislrirt 5 commissioners will the auxiliary. Births ho present for the meeting. Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth K. Trea, baby girl. Mr. and Mrs. John J. ArchGreat Savings on Easy Terms ambault, a baby girl, all of FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE Sanford. Diwharsr* Caroline Hickur, Lake Mury; Cathy Jones and baby boy, Lake Mery; Frederick Per* rick, Msry Gullirk, D-IUry; Willis E. Rutherford, Osteen; baby girl liriney, Longwood; Edith Brown and baby girl, DeBary; Grace Rhonda end baby girl, Casselberry; also, * — Janice Kullar, Jrnnto E, Cogburn, Rose Leo Hughes, Vina Top. the challenging Arenll. Right, the breety Daytona con.ettible. Center, the big luiuty lennly Ounce. Camera, Dorothy 31. Hnrris, 0 Big Sofa with Matching Chtlr Evetta Redden, Patricia Ilans• III Back Chair bottom end Isabel! Partin, all • Cocktail Tahir and 2 End Tables of Sanford, • 2 Table Lamps SEPTEMBER 22 • Zippcred Foam Cu.hlan* Admissions By design we mean far more than the beauty you see. 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BY DESIGN SANFORD MOTOR COMPANY 800 SOUTH FRENCH AYE SANFORD. FLA MEMBER F.D.I.C. Dow nlowu Sanford % �* + °9v * * Highway Patrol Sots Crackdown On Traffic ( 3 J Ip ? VOL. 56 ^ * C lO c* jJ m t f f lr h iir r a t f i WEATHER: Cool and occasional rain totlny and Thursday; high today in middle 70s; low tonight in 60s. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., SEPTEMBER 25, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 25 Edith Swirls W ay Into Caribbean And still the rnlna come. Ernie Lundtwrg, assistant county agent, said that a little more than an inch fell in the 21-hour period ending a t 9 thi* morning, bringing tu six Inches the total rainfall in the Sanford area since 8 p.m. Sun­ day. Lundbcrg said reports from throughout the county t»td of seven to 12 Inches, most reports being seven, some eight, nine and 10 and one from Geneva telling of 12 Inches. 91-Mile Blast Aimed Toward Puerto Rico Anti-Red Army Leaders Oust Juan Bosch V SAN JUAN, P. R. (U P!)— SANTO DOMINGO. Domin­ Hurricane Edith swept acroaa Pranksters or vandals, ican Republic (L P l) — The St. Lucia in tlie Caribbean to* whichever you want tu call arm rd forces deposed a ml a r­ dny with 91 mile per houf them, dropped a metal head* rested President Juan Bosch wind* and headed toward stone dated 1891 on a Semi­ today in a military coup pro­ nole County lawn the other Puerto Rico. claimed a* a blow against the dny. Sheriff J . 1.. Hubby's A hurricane wateh wa* or* rise of cuinmunism in the deputies are endeavoring to •OPERATION TRACKROWN' is being launched by the Florida Hiyrhwny dereil for Puerto Rico and tha Dominican Republic. learn from which cemetery it Patrol in an effort to reduce highway accidents. Sgt. Z. V. Smallwood Virgin Island*, where the San Tlie revolt leaders dissolved was stolen, (right) and Sgt. J. S. McKinnon will brief city police and sheriff’s de­ Juan Weather Bureau laid parliament, set tip a provis­ • • • puties Thursday prior to Oct. 4-5 when the Fill* “Wolf Pack" will move hurricane wind* may be felt ional government, outlawed Chamber of Commerce Cof(llernlil Photo) into Seminole County. in the next 24 hours. the new constitution which fre Club kicks off its meet­ “On It* present course, Hur­ Bosch rammed through the ''Operation Truckdown" —> aircraft, radar, electric timers bed ’The Wolf Puck' by th ings at Rose and Wilk's res­ ricane Edith should pus* ubout congress last July and out­ and unniutked patrol cars in public and the men of the stepped-up enforcement pro­ taurant at 10 Thursday. Char­ 123 miles smith of Ponce, lawed the Communist parly. lie Morrison says it Is "Navy gram hy the Stnte Highway addition to the regular troop­ FIIP is oil the trail of all Puerto Rico, Thursduy morn­ Six hours after file coup, ers in this uien," Smallwood traffic violators, tracking Patrol aimed at reducing high­ Day" and SXAS officers will ing." th* W eather Bureau unsigned leaflets were scat­ down each one in u desperate way deaths—will be launched stated. be guests. snid. tered around town signed by attempt to stop the necedlcs* “The F ill’ has a selective locally Thursday by Sgt». 3 5 . • • • Reports of wind and flood WITH IIIJKKK’AN'K EDITH now following the path of I'Jlifl'it Hurricane V. Smallwood and J. S. Mc­ enforcement unit composed of deaths, injuries anil property "tlie Revolutionary Command damage on St. Lucia and Mam Barracks 486, Veterans of Dotinn, Sheriff J. L. Hobby is Retting prepared. With power knocked out for tlie Defense of the Con­ seven troopers, four in mark­ Kinnon, of the DeLand post. damage on Florida’s high­ tinquo began pouring Into tha World War I, and its suailiary during previous hurricanes, the sheriff's department nidioit were useless. The troopers will brief city ed patrol car* and three in ways, They will concentrate stitution" railing for "revo­ Sun Juan W eather Bureau will have a covered dish sup­ Hobby now has two (lower generator* on hand for enterifencles . . . one lutionary sabotage.” unmarked or 'phantom' patrol police, sheriff's deputies and their efforts in high accident alsrnt midnight EDT. per a t 6:30 p.m., Friday at can he connected into tlie county jail’s (tower system to supply electricity Tlie leaflets called on "com­ other troopers at 3 p.m, Thurs­ cars. Thesis have been tlub- areas. Gusts of 91 m.p.h. were re ­ the American Legion club on for emergency lights and radio equipment, and the other is a mobile af­ mandos" to "take your as­ "The law enforcement agen day at Sheriff J. I,. Hobby's ported just before th a eye of 17-92, followed by separate fair to be used throughout tlie county where needed. (Herald I'hotu) eies will publicize the enforce- signed posts." They warned, office. the atorm passed over tha business meetings. "Your cowardice today will nient schedules of the radar, " 'Operation Trnckdown* will north part of SL Lucia at 4 • • • plans, cruisers, etc., in ad­ hr paid for against the firing lie an Intensified enforcement a. m., EDT. There’a a "heavenly" situa­ program designed to cut down wall tomorrow." vance a* fair warning to all a Hurricane warnings wera tion in Casselberry whore Florida's soaring death rate," Bosch and hi* entire cabmotorists who may lie traffic discontinued for the Wind­ .South Seminole Junior High said Sergeant Smallwood. "We inct were held prisoners in offenders." wards and Leewnrd Islands and Elementary schools are started with a very comfortSergeant Smallwood said Ihc presidential palace. A from Guadeloupe to St. Vin­ situated side by side. "Harp" able MINUS margin in our manifesto signed by 26 rank­ "the Wolf Pack" will move cent when th a storm passed, is principal of the elementary slate highway dentil column into Seminole County Oct. 4*3. ing officers of the arm ), hut gale warning* remained Search Pushed school and "Angel" I* princi­ but ns of this date we ure 33 DULUTH, Minn. (UPI) — The trooper* will especially navy, nlr force and police in effect for Nt. Lucia, Mar­ pal of the junior high, ST PETERSBURG lUFI) deaths PLUS fur thi* year President Kennedy has order­ concentrate on hit and run, pledged continued Dominican WASHINGTON (UPI) — that it would tie fiscally Ir­ tinique and Dominira. e • • — The Coast Guard was to and unless drastic step* are ed a federal investigation of improper or no light', public adherence to international continue ils search today for Confident of victory, admini­ responsible for Cungtrss to Gale warnings wera discon­ Morgan T. Nealy, Titusville, taken we will wind up the drunkenness (pedestrian), im­ commitments. stration force* pressed for approve President Kennedy's tinued for tho areas north at the impart of the lengthy district manager for the Army year with u deplorable death The coup lender* included two small proper pasting, driving too House pus-age today of nn idea for tux cuts without Im­ Guadeloupa and south of St, Florida Hast Coast Railway slowly and failure to signal. generals Antonin Imbert and the storm Corps of Engineers In charge rate. *11 billion lux rut, biggest ill posing specific 'pending curbs Vincent including Barbados. Mexico, strike on defense, space and ofAcquiring land fur the tali* Ariama, only survivors " ‘Operation Truckdown’ history. In the latest a d v i s o r y , on him. Cape Canaveral spuce pro­ will involve stepped up use of [ other government activities, of llie group of rebel* who As tlie showdown vote* ap­ Replying to thi* argument, weathonnen said the center of Bill Attacked gram, will discuss the influ­ assassinated ex dictator Ra­ Kennedy ordered a threeproached, the lids was running Rep. Wilbur D. Mill*. (D -A rk) th* storm was near U tltuda ence of the spots progranrvi JACKSONVILLE lCPI) — fael I* Truiilto Jo *(jri the ii-. -i- t board Ttii\^i*e,nh*bt against Republican leaders In told Uia House Tuesday In al­ I t.6 north, longitude 62.1 weal on Seminole County's econo­ Iwmimcnn iter min* n , - Florida Klw a mans lashed nut their attempt to attach nn In import bar' to urn or its most so many word* tin t en­ or about 75 mile* west of Mar­ my at the Jnycee meeting march to democracy after Tuesday at llie public accom­ anti-spending amendment to actment of tho tax cut would tinique and 380 miles south­ fiialiius and "an? appropriate Thursday noun at the Civic more than three decades ul modation* provision of Pres­ the tax-cutting bill or defeat recommendation within 111 make it harder for Kennedy to east of Sun Juan. Highest ident Kennedy's proposed civ­ it on final pas'age. Center. dictatorship. days. win congressional approval of sustained winds wera 80 A converted barrack* type • • • Following up the msnifes- il rights bill. FEC President Ed Boll de building located n rth of m.p.h. Republican force* charged new spending progi ums. tr's outlawing of the Commu­ Members of the *3,1 clave of JACKSONVILLE (l/P !i — clined u comment on tin* in Ther* were torriental rains Mill*, who liead* tlie taxSeminole High School are in­ A squall-dotted cold front vcstigaiitm in Jacksonville the Dog Track Ruud on High­ nist party, jiolire immediate­ Flood Funds Low writing House Ways and M i n t wind* up to 78 m.p.h. a t way 17-92, burned to the ly threw a cordon around the vited to an 8 p.m. Thursday hung off Florida's Central Tuesday night. WEST PALM BEACH (UPI) Means Committee, railed for Mnrtlniqus this morning, tho meeting at the First Federal and Northern coasts for *'ie "Tlie prolonged l.itxir dis­ ground ruriy th is morning. [ headquarter* of Ihv pro-L'n- —The Central and South Flor­ conservative support of tho weather bureau said. Unoccupied nt the tim e the Iro Itth of June parly. ida Flood Control District caucus room to discuss the third successive dny today, pute between the Florida bill on tlie ground that if rep­ Well to tha north of tha hur­ Radio Santo Domingo, the says if may have to suspend class reunion on Dec, 28. flaying much of the state with East Coast Railway and its building vwts being renovated resented "* step away ftom ricane, a aturm wua lashing government transmitter, fold it* operations before the end mm.operating e m p l o y e s , by the owner Jim Rowe. high winds uml heavy rain. the Gulf of Mexico. The Coast big central government," Earlier in the evening people of the coup in a pre­ of Hie year unless it gels One sea death was directly which began Jan. 23. 1!M>3, Congressman Ed Gurney Unless high tuxes are re­ Guard in St. Petersburg, F lnTALLAHASSEE IUPI) again, reporting President attributed to the weather and has been a malic" of increas­ around 9 p.m. the Cosset- dawn announcement, saying more fluid*. Dade City Circuit Court Judge duced to let privuto enter­ repurted two small boats miss­ Kennedy says th at Cabinet seven persons were reported ing concern to me because of berry Volunteer Fire Depart­ "the corrupt and pro Commu­ Richard Kelly re-donned his prise solve unemployment ing in ths Uulf. Thru* persona Its current ami potential Im­ ment hail extinguished a nist government of J u a n Rate Raise Asked judicial robe* today, follow­ problems, Mills •aid, “other* were aboard one of the boats, members are "forgotten men, missing in the Gulf, Authorities ordered ull pub­ pact upon vital defense and small fire in the same build­ Bosch ha* been deposed by a TALLAHASSEE lU I'I) - ing Senate dismissal of cliarg. will find an answer fur it by a 19-foot outboard from Dun­ what with me and Hobby run­ The Western Union Telegraph cs he ran hi* court like a Increasing spending," edin, Fla., and four wera ning this nation , , , Teddy lic schools in soddrn St. Johns space programs," Kennedy ing, hut when the second roup I’etat." alarm wan turned in around County dosed because of said. Co. B'ked Hie Public Utilities tv rant anil overstepped his helps some, too," llou*e GOI* Leader Charles ubuurd tha 33-foot Gladys M. Assistant Labor Secretary 1:3(1 a.m. tho building wa* atflooded rurul roads and contin­ WASHINGTON (Ul’l) — Commission for authority to­ authority. • • • A. IBiHcrk, (nc,. suid that if James J. Reynolds was nam­ ready In flume* and the fire­ U, S. officials in Washington day to raise certain rales fur uous rain, St. Augustine re­ ndriiird'lration force* succeed­ Police blotter loaded with The Senate voted 23 20 to ed to head the board and De­ men had to devote their ef­ snid today they have received inlra-statc service to corresed in defeating tbs Republican reports this morning of auto­ ported 19 inches of rain have fense Secretary Robert S. fort.* to confining the Maze report* that Dominican Presi­ pond with recent interstate t h r o w o u t Impeachment now fallen in the ancient amendment, the bill's chance* mobiles stuck in the mud ami charges, leveled hy the Home McNamara and Space Agen­ and protecting nit adjacent dent Juan Bosch niul members rate increases, otherwise 'tailed because of city since the beginning uf cy Chief James Webb were last summer, ruling, in effect, of final passage "will lie in September. of hi* cabinet were bring de­ trailer. the drenching rain. that the state failed to show very aeriou* Jeopardy." But Clyde Conner Long, prom, ashed to appoint representa­ ported from Kanto Domingo. Soviet OKs Pact The Lnngwood Fire Depart­ During the night a ear ap­ • • • Kelly did anything Illegal or few members took that seri­ inrnt Ocala hanker and busi­ Tha state Department said ment also answered flic rail. parently skidded on the slick tives to the group. ously. MOSCOW (UPI I— The Presnessman, nnd father of C. C. improper. The ram today failed to Bridge of l.lmis in SL Augus­ McNamara named Deputy It wss in touch with tho U. S. idmm of Ilia" Supreme Soviet Rep, Thomas ft. Curtis, (R- Long Jr., Sonford bunker, died Kelly, who never took the • top a good many ardent fish* tine and smashed down two Secretary Stephen N. Schulembassy in Santu Domingo on —Hit* nation's lug best legls- stand, said he was very grule- Mo.t, told the House he could Sunday In Asheville, N. C., *t ermen along the take front. gunid rails. Authorities order­ tnan to the hoard ami Webb lln- military coup and that it fault with .Mills’ argu­ the age uf 118, the victim of an j I.dive body — unanimously ftil a ml won hi get hack on the find * - * bad confirmed the arrest of ed the Inlet dragged to make appointed Deputy Assistant ment that tin- nation must apparent heart attack. ratified the partial nuclear pih immediately. Lin lie Jr. to re Walter L. Need for having dogs vac­ certain the auto did not tum­ Bosch. test ban treaty today. The He was enrouta with his He made no reference to choose between the road of present the Space Agency. The Altamonte Springs cinated against rabies was ble into the swollen river. increased spending and the wife and son to vUlt his ratification was a formality llie 33 attorney* from his twoKenned) ’* action, which Town Council will 'it In spe­ vividly pointed out Tuesday At Mayport naval station, under the Soviet system. county circuit uf Pasco and road "f reduced taxes, (urti* brother, wh,, wa* seriously ilL whrn three-year-old Vicki several hundred seamen work­ was announced in a memor­ cial session nt 8 p.m. today Pinellas who testified against said, however, Unit the Pres­ Funeral services were held andum released here during to discus* a rhnngo in zoning Varney, daughter of Mr. and ed through tin* night in -hifts. Rocky Secs I’ope him during llie 12-d.iy trial. ident and hi* ndvi'crs want at 10:30 n. m. today in th* Mis. Itodm-y Varney, of 322 sandbagging the sea front. A a stop-over speech hy the as requested by Dr. L. R. Another sport* feature Nor did he say anything to "travel both toad* at tho chattel of liters Funeral Hums VATICAN CITY (UPI) Brighton Way, Howell Park, spokesman said the seawall* President, was unique in th.il Ream* in order that hr might of IK.<la. '■me time." was bitten on the left arm would continue to tie strength­ i* permits the strike to con- put up an office building ad­ make* It* drhllt IihI.iv with N e w York Gov. Nelson A. about the testimony of some linue white llie board con­ 'Ihr Sanford Herald. 1C* jacent t-> bis resilience on Rob. Bui1 kefe Her, whose divorce of hi* fellow circuit Judges while playing with a dog. The ened so tong o* the nor-cast­ ducts its inquiry. Doll) llivol'* weekly round­ and rem arriage caused a po­ ill.it tils reputation hack home in Road. Varney* detained the dog and er* continued. Hie zoning change request­ up uf gulf gMHsip. After litical stir in llie United wa* bad.• have been trying to find the The squall line stretched ed some time ago, was re­ lodaj'* Initial appearance Stales, hail a secrecy ..shroud­ The Senate made sure these owner to learn whether the from West Palm Beach north­ ferred to the Zoning Commis­ it will he prrxenlrd each ed meeting with i'<q>e Paul a Burneys will never have to U. S. CHOICE animal was vaccinated. The ward into southeastern Geor­ Tuesday. sion at the Sept. 4 meeting. VI today. try another cave before Kel­ dog Is a young male, part gia. Tides ro-o t to 6 feet ly, who is resident circuit cullie, and wears a red collar. above normal and beaches Joint Launching Judge in Pasco County hut were cut 2 to 3 feet by eroWALLOPS ISLAND. Van also sits in nearby Pinellas. .Seminole County Young Re­ sion. Tlie Senate asked Chief (UIM) — A joint U. S Japan­ BIRMINGHAM. Ala. ( UPl l publican Club membership COMPLETE Justice E. Harris Drew of the ese research rocket w a s —Two explosion' damaged at now totals 110, a jump of 10 launched from Hie space Supreme Court and presiding WITH ALL least eight Negro bump* end in less than a week. The 100th agency's Wallops Island cen­ Judge (’. Richard U-awngood four automobile* here curly member, Eleanor Bamford, THE TKIMMINGiS ter early today. Preliminary id the Pascn-Pinella* circuit ^today, only hour* before a «i< honored at the club's re|»>rts indicated the shot was to set up a system of rotating i two-muli piestdentiul team monthly meeting. Dave K.tjudges so Kelly won't hear a success. I was to tie.-in meeting* to re­ naly ia chairman of the memItemcmber ca»c* involving attorneys who store racial peace. asrship drive. Fred Burdette J r . 37. 'poke nut against him. • • • Our Friday Fisherman Now No one was injuivd in the charged with first detree IIULUTII, Minn. (UPI) — Night Special It. K. Porter heard of the murder, wa* bound over to blasts, which |Nilice surmised Presidential News Secretary rivics teacher who explained the circuit court at a hear­ were planted. Tlie explosion*, Pierre Salinger, whose poor to hi* class the other day: ing before Justice of the i shattering the early morning claim to fame as an outdoors* "A democratic country is the Pea re Thomas Moon Tuesday quiet of a Negro neighborhood ONLY IJ.33 in southwest Birmingham, rnun was hi* cancellation of only place where you ran say evening. sent rocks, gravel and debris a 3<r mile hike, is now a trout WASHINGTON ( UPI t—Tlie what you think without think­ Burih-tte L* charged with CHILDREN I I uo flying into the ear* and the cab lung member of the Mm cost of living held steady in ing." tlie slaying of hi* uncle, UNDER 12 — ■ • • * homes. August and tiierc are no nearta Order of Voyageurt. Charles Strickland, 33. Sept. One blast sheared uff a util­ Anyone interested in see­ IS at the Burdette home on sign* of any strong inflation- ’ Owned A Operated ary trend heforn the end of ing a aucee'iful home nursing Little Lake Howell Hurdelle ity pole ut its base ami the By other dug a Ihrct-foot-deep Board To Meet piogiaiu started in Seminole is free under $10,1)00 bund. the year, the l-ilior Depart Maxine 4 Buh County should attend the TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — mint reported today. Judge Moon also bound crater in the ground a few feet Hancock meeting at tha Public Health over to circuit court a 30 awuy. They were the 22nd anil 'flic Board of Control today The Bureau of Labor Sta­ Hwy. tT-92 So. Center on French Avenue at ycar-oU! Oviedo Negro, Ed­ 23rd such blasts in the city in JOHN MINOR, Liotttt district governor, is pic­ scheduled a special meeting tist ir» said lower fowl prices Sanford tured during liis annual visit to the Sanford 7:30 tonight. Never know die Tinsley, charged with recent year*. for Sept. 27 at tlie University offset increase* In transpor­ A police investigator term­ I’h . F A 2-3965 when you might need it . , . rape. Tinsley wa* remanded Linn* Club with President (ieuryre Hughe* (left) of Florida to discuss faculty tation and recreation rostt so you’d better get behind it. j to county jail this morning ed them “harassment tactics." and Secretary Hugh Duncan. (Story on Pago 0). salaries. J last month i • • • Kennedy Orders Impact Probe 01 FEC Strike new ... Demos Confident As Tax Cut Vote Nears Building Burns In Casselberry Florida Storm * Claims 1 Life Kelly Back In Judicial Robes Sanford Banker's Father Dies Council To Air Zoning Chonge Herald Starts Golf Feature Mon. and Tuos. Night Specials! Two Birmingham Houses Bombed Delmonico STEAK 25 Murder Suspect Bound Over Living Costs Hold Steady FISH FRY � 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, September 24, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 24, 1963. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 24, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/0430580d29ac043a59c526276a16fa3f.pdf 6c29eee19151fc1005e8facbe62410f9 PDF Text Text Easy Way To Get Clothes Clean To help | M do the moot af­ fective Job on back-to-aebeol slothes, bar* ere some blanchb | pointers from th* launderIn f ixporta at Um Clorox Bur­ m a o f Information. 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Sinew they are made of 100‘A nylon satin binding, they go right Into the wash­ ing machine, and may be eith­ er tumble-dried or alr-drled. Because o f their light weight, two blankets may ba wasted In one machine load, and they dry In half the time of wool blankets. •yer Breasts yer Thighs y e r Legs • • y e r W ings • Dola Zosty Havre IIan Pinoappla Corned B e e f. Sliced Ham . . Smokie Links . Tasty Franks . Ga. Red Bread Standard W h ite Shrimp Suva 10c Swift's Premium Sausage Prune Juice M ayonnaise J u ic e ........... Tom atoes •• Bluo Plato (Hmh 1) Copeland's Loon Moot CORAL iVrJaiti ORLANDO, Fla. (U P !) fhmriilnc Mato Parkway En­ gineer C. H. Peterson told tha K t a t a Turnpike Authority Monday that the newly-open­ ed section from here to Ycehaw Junction is proving to be a money-maker. Peterson said an estimated 91,000 a day in tolls Is being collected on the til-mile sec­ tion against a c o d ot oper­ ation of IttJO a day. lie said i r o n income through July of this year for the turnpike w si 9t.3M.00O compared to 93,910,000 at the same time in 1902. dross ex­ pense! through July of thla year were 9*03,000 compared to 9164,000 at tha same Urns last year. Pompa Brand Tasty Canned PTARMIGAN COLORATION Summertime plumage of tha ptarmigan la black, brown and white, but, with the approach of winter, they ■ «U into a snow-white garb. F ea tu re o f th e t e e e k i Froth Florida Medium Siso Swift's Premium Lunchaoa Moat TUCUUCARI, N. M. (UPI) - WUiism M sst, 90, wss chsrged with stasllng s trac­ tor from a Syracuse, Kan., farm er and driving it 300 miles to TucumcarL Tha trip took 20 hours. FROZEN DINNERS Suva 10c Swift's Premium Cooked or Baked Yechow Section Ups Pike Take Lone Haul B a n q u et B ra n d Swift's Premium Sw ift's Prem ... Corned Beef ... 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HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 �• , Baby Dead, Three Critical In Head-on Crash <b Truck-Trailer Smashes Car At Geneva Bridge EDITORIAL COMMENT Happy Birthday! The Sanford Herald is celebrating its 55th birthday today . . . . 55 years o f disseminating the news. Rood and bad, to its readers through­ out Seminole County. In fact, during its first five years this county was a part of Orange County. The Herald always hits had ami will con­ tinue to have a twofold purpose: (1) To pub­ lish factual news, without bias nr slant, ami (2) to work toward the betterment o f our commun­ ity without fear or favor. The Herald believes that Seminole County, to grow, must nim to increase its economy be­ fore it can offer costly benefits such as recrea­ tional areas. And that Is why The Hearltl stead­ fastly supports such proposals at (1) the St. Jnhns-Imiian Hiver Canal, (2) a port termin­ al which will serve the expected increase in water traffic with this canal, (,'t) n new fouryear state university, ( t) new industry. These are only a few o f the many worthwhile projects which will benefit our community and our citi­ zens. In entering into its 56th year of service, Tho Herald pledges to continue with its double purpose: To publish the news and to supinirt any worthwhile project which will lend to a better economy and a richer community. A new model automobfW with two women, sisters, and two babies, also sisters, crossed the Geneva Bridge on Highway 46 at 8:4o this I morning, heading ea st A moment later one hahy Congressman Syd Herlong was dead, the women crltltold R. E. rortcr by long dis­ rally injured, the second baby tance telephone from Wash­ seriously hurt and the new ington this morning that hr automobile was smashed. A had acceded to popular de­ truck driver was in the itato mand of Oviedo residents of shock. liulinn River O n a t District ••and am most happy to rec­ The automobile had been ommend Juhn Courier Jr. fur this ufu-rnoon were to in­ hit hcadon hy a tractor-trail­ postmaster there." He added spect the general vicinity of er used for hauling lime rock. he was ••literally swamped" the junction o f the proposed Trooper Tommy Tomlinson with commendations and rec­ waterway with the Indian identified the parties: ommendations to nominate Kim Weed, about one year River on the East Coast. Courier, long active in boys’ old, dead on arrival at work in that community. He Tile canal will extend cross­ Seminole Memorial Hos­ also said lie would "do all country from Luke Monroe to pital. possible to make my recom­ rejoin the St. John* River Her mother, Mrs. Al vista mendation stick." His nomi­ Weed, reported "desperate­ at a point near I,emon Illuff nation of Courier will go to ly critical" and removed ami automobile collided headnn at 8:10 a.m. to­ A DEI.AND IIAIIY was killed and four person's and from I-ake Harney to a 1’ rcsident Kennedy. from Seminole Memorial to day on Sit 48 five miles cunt o f Sanford. . . . injured, two critically, when this tractor-trailer point neur Maytown on the Orange Memorial Hospital Any 10th, lllh and 12th Indian River. The Army Corps at Orlando. grade students residing in the of Engineer* ia planning a Iler sister, Mrs. Rebecca area served by Seminole High Alderman, reported "criti­ new hnulovcr canal front the School who have not register­ c a l" at Seminole Memorial Indian River to the Atlantic ed for the coming school year Hospital. Oceun in the general vicinity should report to tho school Karen Weed, about I, of where the St. John»-lnauditorium at 8:42 a m. Mon­ daughter of Mra. Weed, dinn River Canal will Join the day for placement tests, seriously Injured. liuiiun River. course requirements and James L Crosier, 17, of District directora were to JERUSALEM. Israel (UPI) achedulc assignments. Wink i Garden, in ■ via to This was about 1,550 mile* MIAMI (UIH) — Tropical attend a luncheon meeting at • • • — Syria ha* approved a United The Herald was notified to­ of shock at Seminole Mem­ southeast of Florida. noon today at the New Smyr­ storm Hcululi stepped up into Nations "peace plan" for Oviedo's Kirby Bueklcw an­ na Beach Yacht Club, when simultaneous inspections of the hurricane class today A San Juan Weather Bu­ day by Congressman A. S. orial Hospital. nounced today that the mu­ Trooper Tominson reported they were to begin initial disreau advisory said Beulah Merlons Jr. that John Courier both sides o f its border with with wind* o( 75 mile* an nicipal swimming pool will Mrs. Alderman resides at 57 missions on procedure to ob­ was moving on a course be­ Jr. of Oviedo, has been re­ Israel, informed sources hcic hour blowing over the open close for the season this Sun­ tain necessary rights-of-way said today. tween west northwest a n d commended for Uie job of University Circle, Deland, day. Atlanlic Ocean east ot Puer­ northwest at aliout 12 miles and it is believed Mrs. Weed and to evolve a formal request • • • Oviedo postmaster to (ill the and her children also resldn to Rico. to the State Hoard of Con­ per hour. Altamonte Springs com­ A Navy hurricane hunter vacancy created hy the re­ there. servation and nr the State The storm contained gale STUART (UPI* — Promi­ plane found the season's sec­ <4 menced work today on its The trooper quoted Crazier cent death ol Postmaster J. Canal Authority for operat­ new water tank, Mayor Law nent Florida and New- York ond tropical twister had gain­ force winds extending out­ as saying that he was pro­ ing funds. B. Jones. rcnce Swofford reported. builder-developer Louis John ed power and pinpointed its ward 2<i0 miles to tho north ceeding east when a car stop­ The inspection trip was to • • • Courier was born and rear­ ped in (rant of hlin, to mako llcrlanti and his son, Frede­ center at It a.m. E.sT about and about 75 miles tu the follow the business meeting. Seems a safe bet that Frank rick, died lust Friday night 550 miles cast of San Juan, south of toe center. Forecast­ ed in Sanford, attended public a right turn off the highway. Directum lire John Krider, Fasula will stay as local in a plane crush ill Luke Okee­ P. It. near latitude 1H.I ers predicted it would con­ schools in Sanford and is a He swerved to the left lana chairman, and John Hrumley, manager of the North Orlan­ chobee west of here, author­ north, longitude 57.7 west. tinue a gradual increase in graduate of the University of and hit the Alderman car. Sanford; Steve Shinholser, size anil intensity. do Company, although 80 ities concluded Wednesday. Crotier'i truck tires left Florida. A World War H vet­ New- Smyrna llcuch; R. C. "All interest* in the north­ per rent of the holdings have eran, he served for Hii years mark* for 418 feet, Tomlinson itrady, Titusville, nnd Rail* ern leeward islands should re in the Army in the European said, and knocked the Aiderchanged hands. llownes, Orlando. • • • 1main on the alert lor tho Ut- Theater and was discharged man car for 39 feet, with thn HAZLETON, Pa. (t PI) — esl advisories and bulletins," with die rank of major. John Malloy, Jack Dodd, truck coming to' rest on thn 4 s-e-'-jj attempt to drill WASHINGTON'^ I--T h e« to reach je w * or-1 «* • ’t an advisory said. Curtis Green, Art Moiilcr. He moved to Oviedo in 1918 front of Ute automobile. tor l-gli to two miners trap­ rat rood ra les' tentative agreement on • ar George Means. Clarence Hen­ crisis-laden Tomlinson said any charges where hr was employed by ped Ml feet underground for derson. Orie Mathicux and dispute wa* luincwl over t „ ' bit ration plan proposed by against Cruller are pending It. W. Estes as sales man­ Forecasters s a i d Beulah tU days ended in disappoint­ H O L L Y W O O D BEACH Fred Rislline attended the Congress today following anfurther investigation. ment today whoa tlm drill (UPI) — A sight-seeing heli­ was becoming more organiz­ ager until Estes' death when Citrus Institute at Camp Me- other breakdown In iicacc' The Cabinet officer told Early fog was blamed by loissed the chamber where copter carrying a New Jersey ed and the inward flow of air the company dissolved. He Quarrie Wednesday. talks conducted b\ Labor Sec-, Magunson Wednesday night at tlic bottom of the storm presently is employed in the Tomlinson for an accident on couple crashed into the ocean i they are entombed. • • • the hreakof* of negotiationHighway 17 93 in (rant of rctary W. Willard Wirt/. MOSCOW l l P i l Tiuolf a crowded beat'll Wednes­ and outward How ot air at oflice of t'have and Company Last Saturday's champion­ The Senate Commerce Com­ Iclt no immediate pro-pect ol Sunland Estates. He charged in Hie fertiliser division, the top indicated Hculali pi.ity day. killing Hie pilot. Nadine Shaanis, 611 Camellia ship game lor the South Sem­ mit lee wa* to start serious a voluntary settlement before j Courier amt his wile, the would iiltcii-ily tu limiiiane charged today that some i InWASHINGTON (U PI) — Witnesses said tin- helicop­ inole Little League seniors work luduy on legislation de­ the Aug. '.v strike deadline. hur- former Dorothy Mursliall, al­ Drive, with failure to yield nese leaders would sacrifice clv i, ri|{hu demonstrations ter crashed about 20 feet off- force. 4 between Hear Lake and Cas­ signed to avert a nationwide Congress was reluctant to half of humanity to huiM a so of Sanford, are the par­ tlie right-of-way after her car Elko Arlene, the first will be held ill many state shore alter oinking several selberry was rained out. rail strike at midnight Wed­ get involved in the four-year lirw civilization. ents of four children, two struck one driven by Dan­ rlcane ot the season, Beulah mpitul* to coincide with next passes over tile beach. old Controversy blit .qi|>«-.iti-il Game has been rescheduled nesday. hoy* and two girls. Mrs. iel Ling, of Longwood. Tom­ The charge came in ■ lead­ also was discovered by Hie I.begun rd* pulled three per­ Wednesday's mart II on Wash­ this Saturday in Casselberry. Courier is city clerk of linson estimated damage at The committee was selu-d- i lii have till It.* choice ill view ol ing nlitoriul on the fionl sons, ideiitilied as Mr. nnd Tiro* weather-eye satellite ington by more than ton,non • • • 81.W0. Oviedo. uled to meet at to a.m., EOT. the collapse ol Wirtx' latest page of the party organ I’ravReconnaissance lligliL* later • • • iiitcgralioni.it*, Frank Mon- Mrs. John Eisenhower and Saturday's championship Chairman Warren G. Mag- mediation efiort. da. It said: pilot Franklin E. Slum-, 45, u( confirmed the su.spidous area tero, the march spokesman, BROOKSV1LLK (UPI) — game between the Casselber­ nuson, D-Waslt., called the The Senate committee was "While some people in Miami Beach, from the bub­ spotted by the Tiros was a Six persons were killed and ry and Hear I.ake Little Lea­ group to consider the failure reported split, OH, in favor of Peking are willing to sacrifice said today. tropical storm. ble shaped cockpit. three injured lo<lay in tho gue Senior Teams will be President Kennedy'* recom­ the lives of half of the papu­ Stone was given artificial head-on crash o f a car and a played at 10 a.m. in the Cas­ mendation to give the Inter­ lation, half o f humanity, the respiration for 3o minutes, rock truck eight miles cast SKOPJE, Yugoslavia (UPI) selberry Hall Park. state Commerce Commission M O N T R E A L (UPI) — Soviet government holds dear C% but was dead on arrival ut • • • o( here on U. S. Highway 50. power to approve new work not only the live* of half of — Soviet Premier Nikita the Hollywood Memorial Hos­ Bomb-planting members of a POINT A R (i U E L I . O , All of tlie victims were from and Yugoslav Chances were improved to­ rules Uiat would remain in the population, but every So­ Khrushchev terrorist underground organ­ pital. Calif. (C P U -A sign on del Plant City. Tho Highway Pa­ President Josip Bros Tito ar­ tiled for two years. No viet citizen. day for the Houston Colls to Eisenhower, a customs of­ Irate electronic equipment ization today tried hut failed trol said the 1950 model car rived in this earthquakestrike would be allowed dur. come here for training next to imniohitze the St. Law­ "The destinies of other no­ ficial, is not relatrd to the ct the naval missile ranee contained eight members of spring, what willi negotiations rence Seaway. Public hearing on the ten ing this lime. tions o f the world aie not wrecked city toduy nn n vis­ former President. base hern warn* curious one family ami a cousin. it symbolizing renewed co­ breaking down at Daytona tativo Si million budget for The seaway Is a vital water­ allied to it." The editorial ap­ visitors: llrarli. Report* now arc the Seminole County for the 1963 way that allows ships to sail peared to set Hie tone uf a operation between their long"D as eomputrrmarhlnr Coll* are interested in San 64 fiscal year will lie held at from the Atlantic Ocean into propaganda campaign to bol­ estranged countries. is nirht for gerflngrr poken ford or Cocoa. tin- heart of North America. In a.m. Sept, in by the County ster tbe latest Soviet rejeeunit liiitlengraliern. Is easy A Imutb pi.mlcd by asso­ Commission. tion of ChinesH views. This sihaupprn d e r sprlngrnWASHINGTON it I’ ll Trooper Tommy Tomlinson ciates of a man who calk'd If accepted. Hie budget will rejection was made in a President Kennedy and Vice j MOBILE, Ala. (I l'l) — A work, blowrulusen und pop- ljuebec provincial police iden­ READING, England (UPI) told H. E. Porter this morn- permit the Commission to lengthy government declara­ President Lyndon It. Johnson M»-yenr-old boy, who admitted prnrorkrn mil spillirnpark- tifying himself as a member —William Butler, 73. left Ms in:;. after that fatal crath on hold the ad vulorem tax at six tion Wednesday which has LONDON i l l ' l l — Britain w'ill join with United Nations |setting dozen* of fire*, n*; in. 1st nirbl fur gewrrkrn of Hie tjurbec Liberation cal, Tiliber, $1,100 In his will Highway Pi, that ••something mills. has protested sharply to Fi­ sent Moscow — Peking rela­ Secretary Genii al Thant Fii- I •|Uuts-«l by Sln-iiff Ray Itinlg- hv das dumnikoplrn. Das Front wrecked Hie idling because she served a* a must be done now to stop this The budget, in various ac­ del Castro's government in tions toward a new low. rubbernecken slghtseeren mechanism of one of two left "watchdog" each night when day in the first live telephone , daughter on the highway." counts o f officeholders, al Havana against the recent conversations via Syncuin 2, 1 ' Something Inside nf me terpen hands in das poc­ bridge* spanning the seaway tie went out for a drink, it He added the three accidents low* $25,000 for construction kidnapping of Cubans from a the new communications sat- |t-dks to me nnd tells m« to j kets. Itrlairn und watch near here. was disclosed Wednesday. he investigated this morning of a courthouse annex in British uvvned Caribbean is­ das bliiikrnllghts." ••llitr. ! 'I" lt- n,,d I do IL" brought to iso he, himself, South Seminole County. A land anil lias demanded an lias probed since December $25,000 publicity item includes apology as well as (lie return . . . and he is one of three donations to the Chamber of of those captured, it was of­ trooper* assigned to this j Commerce, Junior Chamber CAPE CANAVERIIAL ficially announced today. ( UPI) — America"* giant county. uf Commerce and the LSD. The foreign oflice said the USA," rapidly j ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) "Moonport Detailed listings o f the note of .irutest was handed to — Tornadic winds roared gaining stature a* a major Visiting square d a n c e r s budget arc published on page the Cuban foreign ministry in Ihrough Ik. northern part of point of interest for visiting from Daytona Reach, Winter 10 of today's Herald. Havana Wednesday by this city Wednesday, causing royalty, next month will play Park and Orlando fell victims Charge D"Affaires Paul Scott. an estimated $30,060 damage host to the king amt queen of a gag perpetrated by San­ Today, the Cuban ambassa­ to a school and several home*. of Afghanistan, King Mo­ llv MONA GRINSTEAD I L lo. V V . has signed a cu ford square dancers l a s t dor iri lamdon conferred with J. R. Ilarnes, an official ol hammed /ato-r and (Jueen HoAnnouncement that B. G. tract for Hie purchase of 80 night. Police staged a mock Assistant Undersecretary of the Pinellas School Board, maim. King and Associates, of Bui ||kt rent of the North Orlan raid and "locked up" all the LONDON (U P !I — Police .Stale N J. A. Clu-etham at said Hie high winds unroofed do Company was confirmed dancers at the city jail. Rut, Hie foreign office. M a y hy King, who arrived large portions ol a school tin-1 strangely, a loud speaker sys­ questioned s m y s t e r i o u s Tile note said tiiat Britain der construction and blew out Wednesday to go over the tem commenced playing that bloade today in connection protests "vigorously against several plate glass windows. Seminole County properties type of music for square with the $7.3 million mail the incurqon into British ter­ At least three homes In the with Frank Fasula, local dancers . . . an.I the dance train robbery ami issued de­ ritory and territorial waters scriptions of three men want­ area suffered heavy roof North Orlando Company man­ proceeded in the jail (for a SAIGON. South Viet Nam accompanied hy the use of damage before the storm (U PI) —Army troop* and ager. while). One of (he dancers, ed for questioning. OFFERING OUR CUSTOMERS — The woman, who was pick­ forte." jumped about a mile and a police, acting under martial Twenty per cent of the hold­ Air*. Cecelia Farmer. The The protest was prompted * Free Tire Inapectiun Herald sovicly editor, reports ed up Wednesday for question­ half south and caused minor law, continued making whole* ings are being retained by by an incident last week in damage there Silver Creek Precision Com­ that all the dancers then re­ ing and spent the night at a • E xp ert Wheel Alignment isle arrests of suspected op­ Anguilla Cay, part of a group ceived Hie coveted square lain.Ion police station, was pany. of Silver Creek, N. Y-. The Miami Weather Bu­ position elements in South • Easy Time Payments of Islands in the Bahamas, reau reported it had received Viet Nam today in the gov­ dancers' badge ot "Jailbird." taken to Aylesbury, head­ which ha* approximately 18,(4 when Castro Cuban gunboats We Specialize In Tire-* For Foreign Cara Another square dance badge quarters of the search for 0<s) stockholder* throughout reports of a funnel cloud west ernment's massive crack­ forcibly seized a group of Cu­ i* for those who travel 2UQ or the robbers. of Lake Worth Wednesday down on Buddhists. the United States. Take Advantage Of .1.1 Yearn Experience bans who had landed there. and also said that a water­ more mile* for a dance and King, whose company al­ The government of Presi­ then receive the ‘ 'Knothead" spout had been sued otf Cape dent Ngo Dinh Diem accus­ ready hat played a major award. Canaveral. part in promoting Hie location NEW YORK ( LPI • — The ed a "m inority" ot Buddhist TAMPA (U P i i-A federal of Girl*' Town in North Or­ brief nationwide w i I il c a t The Weather Bureau here monks of "systematic sabot­ South Seminole Junior High strike against United Air Judge gave attorneys (or two said thunder storms were age" in fomenting Uie 15lando, advised that further plans fur development and Coach Jim Clark reported 50 Lines ended early today in Negroes and the University widespread throughout t h e week political-religious crisis growth of the community will boys out for Mondav after- compliance with a federal re­ of Tampa 30 days Wednesday area, but added it had no at a limn when the rouniry 10.1 W. First S t. I*l». FA 2-0651 n.urn's opening fool ball prac straining order Hull at iirst to file brief* on a suit seeking confirmed rc[*>rt* of s tor U at war with Communist be announced in Ihe m-ar fu j to integrate the sellout} nadu. li. tv. KING lure. * 1 Was ignored. guerrillas. t;ce. Directors Visit Canal, River Junction Site Jvuva... Peace Plan OKd Beulah Now Hurricane Courier Gels 1,500 Miles Out Nod For Oviedo Postmaster Builder Killed Rail Rules Dispute Now Up To Congress J Rescue Fails 1tfiood Bath Held Red Chinese Aim Soviet <loiiiuiinist ;2 Passengers Safe iDemonstrations Be Alerten M it Dc Brainen Visit Skopje County Budget Hearing Set British Protest Raid By Cubans Synuom Stunt Stormy Weather Around Florida I Royal Visitors Voice Inside A Fiery One Sabotage Plot On Seaway Fails ‘Watchdog* Cat Left Legacy North Orlando Co. Sale Pact Signed Blonde Grilled On Train Loot Diem Continues Arresting Monks Strike Ends School Suit HEADQUARTERS McROBERTS TIRE SUPPLY, INCORPORATED �> ■ * , ) m » * > ■ * » ■ ' * K L. Legal Notice i.v t a n c r n r tiT w a n t is a n o r u n ie w v o l v j c o n n . r i.n m o x . IV CHAVCKMT VII. I M S UNION DIMB HAVlNlM HANK. 0 corporation, Plaintiff. tv J* SIKH A. I.TWCII aflff NAN. CT J. GTNCH. hia wlf*. and Tit a m e - in tioMien o p c k n . T it A I. FLORIDA, INC., Iiafandanta. s t m r a n r a u iT T U B NTATB OS' KlJJlllDA T ot j a m ten A. i.v.scri Kosldoneo Unknown TOU AlUt HKIIKUY NOT). P IE D that a m i l ha* b o n (liars aealaal you In lha abnv* c a a ie and von ara ro> qulrad to III* v o r »n*w *r w ith tha c i» r k o f thla Conrl and to **rvo a popr thereof upon the plaintiff or Ita at* tornaya, M shontr, Itmllow, Chambara A Adam*, llarnatt N ational flank llulldlng, J a ck , astivlll* t. Plnrlda, not lal*r than Soplamh«r ISth, ISO. If yeu fall ao to do, a liter** p ro Conf**ai> will ba entered aealnat you for lb * r t l l 'f da* manilad In lb* Complaint. Thla ■ull la te (oracloa* a morl* f t a * Tha rtal property pro a*td*d aealnat tai L ot so o f lllnck •*11", K A jr ru n n o ic H d im v i nillN . UNIT Nil HIX, aoeordlna to th* Plat th»r*o f a* r«eord*d In Plat B ook It. papa# IS and 1 SI, Publla Racord* of Bamlnot* County. Florida. T o > * lh »r with *11 (tru eturaa and lmprov*m*nt* nnw amt h * r* a fu r on *atd land, anil fla lu rt* attached tharo* tot a l*o all **•. •■••nt. *l*o. Irln, wal*r, and nth*r hunt* tn-(, cooking, refriasratln*. Ila h lln g, plumbing, i- n lll * ting. Irrigating, and p«war ayat'ina. wachln**. appllancaa, tlalur**, and appurlananc**. Which now ara or mar haraaf. tap partaln to, or ha u**d With, In or on aald prainl***, a»an though lh*Y map ba datachad ar datachahl* Togathar with ilia follow ing Item* o f prnparly which ara tocatad In and pcrmananlly Installed a i a pari of lha Improvainant* on aald land: WBNTINOIIOITgP. K I, KfJ . TIIIC UUtlflMN OVKM SK/DKt. O L C -IM HBItl AI, VIM*** WKNTIN'IIIITtTTIK E h E r. T lt in llin i,T - IN It.XNOK M oUKI. P U IS MI-1111.XL, v :o » ti« QC A K I. It IV A id. II KATE It MOIIKI, I t l lM -K - l **!K 1AI. II M l las t\ ITNK.-H m y hand and lha oral o f Ihta t'o o r l at Hanford, > lorldii. thla ISth dar „ ( Aug hat, A ll, IMS (CO I’ IIT HKAl.t Arthur It. Hack with. Jr. I lark tty Martha T. Vthlau Itapuly C Ui L f A rupy of lha c.m tilalnt fllad herein U all..chad to th" to p y o f thla n o il.* which la Inallad to aaeh ilafandant for wliotn a raaldcoca morn ap. •Ifld than a atata or county waa nltan til lh« xwurn atata* flla l h.raln by tho pla in tiff, bla agant or attur* m i 1 SI AIKr.SI'll, It AOMJtV, i.llA ll. UHIU* * AliASlh I t , i n ail tiank llulldlng 1<KI tarura tilraat Pott orrk* it..» turs Jackauntllla, Plnrlda ULul Puhllah: Aug. 11, 3), gopt. S, n o s C b h .il Pam 2 — A u f. 22, IMS * f> n Lake Monroe Jottings Howdy. Tho happiest couple la Seminole County today la right here In Lake Monroe. Claude and Mary Hlttel) had a call tram ton Claude Jr. (Bubba) that be and bla wilt were on their way here and would arrive within the week. Claude Jr. J«t»l received hia discharge from the service, Mary Is so eiclted. It has been several years since they have seen Bubba. And ol course they have neve- seen Johanna. So you know that there will be a wonderful time in the Illttell home upon their arrival. Glad to have them here with us. * * Our sympathy goas out to the Thomas Hanson family. We know that their sorrow Is heavy at this time. * * * Aaron and Shirley (Eber) Compton are the parents of a brand new little gal. She was born August lath at lemlnolo Memorial Hospital. Congratulations to the proud parents. • • • Jerry and Rosn Tucker and children Elaine and Kenny will be leaving us ■eat Friday to go to the big state o f Teaas where Jerry will ho stationed with the Navy. Sorry to see them go. • Mrs. Jerry Herring and eoa Jeff and Miss Anita Vlhk a o f Ft. Lauderdale were Sunday guests o f Mrs. Em­ ma Vlhlen and Mr. and Mrs. Kd Hunter. • • • Jimmie Baker has returned home af­ ter spending the summer with relative! In South Florida. • • • The J. C. Ssppe had as ! their guests over Uw weekend their daughter and son-in-law John and Gladys Barfield and daughter Dale from Tampa. On Sundiy afternoon another daughter Clara Wyatt look them end several others over lo Orlando for an anniver­ sary dinner. J. C. and Naomi have been married 43 yean. Clara's children, Eddie, John and Carol snd Paul Lord were the others who joined them for the dinner. Happy anal* verasry to the Sapps. May they have many many more years just like these have been. • • • When the Barfields and Dale returned borne to Tampa Carol Wyatt went with them for a short visit. * * * AH visits and vacations will bavo to bo cut short now because Ha almost tha 3rd of September. Tho Madiera a n already la school and the county bus drivers have taken their physicals and will have their meeting on the 30th of Auguet at the Lake Mary school, * * * George and Col­ leen Grow and children, George Jr. and Frandne, will arrive tomorrow to be w r weekend guests and then nest weak we will have another one of my brothers Bill and Jeanette Grow and children, Ricky, Randy and Linds of Washington D. C. here with us for three weeks. Am look* Ing forward to it very much. This will be their fint visit here In five years. They will sure find a change in their old home town won't theyT • • * The club food chairmen of the Seminole County Home Demonstration clubs will meet at the agents office this Fri­ day for s food demonstration. These chairmen will In turn go back to their Individual dubs and teach It to their club members. It will be a very interesting project ns every H.D, member loves to learn something new In (he food line. And for that mat­ ter everything that Is con­ nected with tho home and community life. • * • The Hobert Manns got off safely on their trip to Arkansas where they will visit lletty's fam ­ ily. Mary Hitlell Is taking care of Die poitolflce while Itoliert Is gone. • • • Our thdhght this week is on Hate anti Happiness. Here it is (as requested): lisle of one will affect our attitude to­ ward all. Happiness Is where It Is found and seldom where it is fought. Construction Child Care Program New License law For Motorboats Loans Increase Told To Kiwanians Now Effective « $3.7 Million ORLAN flO - Th* 128 sav­ ings ami lain associations in Florida imported i record “ I’ LL NEVER MAKE IT!/* was Donnie Corkill’a first reaction upon re­ ceiving instruction* on how to mount a horse from Priscilla Mitchell of Happy Horse Farms where riding lessons are being given each Wednesday morning os part o f North Orlando's Recreation Program. Incidental^, Donnie did make it up after only a few trys. (Herald Photo) Monster Siren Classes In Riding To Test Metals Proving Successful For Saturn-5 fly -Mona Grin, trad CAPE CANAVERAL (UPI) Instruction classes In horse­ —A huge siren that could manship, which began two shutter sheet metal or kill man with its sound will be week* ago on Wednesday put to work to help scienliits mornings at Happy Horae develop ■ rugged rocket for Farm* as part o f the North Orlando Recreation Program, gelling men to the moon. The instrument, moxt pow­ are proving a auccess, Mrs. Cosby, registration erful o f its kind in the .Mike world, will test materials to chairman, announced today. Lessons, under tlm Inntruche used in the launchings of America's mighty Saturn-5 lunar rockets, officials an­ nounced Wednesday. The Saturn-3, with a thrust of Th million pounds (20 times more powerful than the Atlas rockeLs that carried four U. S. astronauts Into orbit), will be built to send this nation's three-man Apollo spaceship to the moon this Mrs. Edwin Wachter o f decade. The manned lunar DeLeon Springs mid Howard landing Is scheduled for ear­ Middleton of Ilcliary, play­ ly 1908. ing a 73 per cent game, won Part o f Uie problem nf this week’s* Pot Luck Cham­ building (he Saturn-3 Is In pionship at Tuesday after designing equipment of tna lUMin'a weekly meeting of the teriuU strong enough to with­ Club. stand the pressure of the Play was directed by Miss giant roar that tha engines Ethel Johnson at tho nireting will set up. That Is where the which was held in the Kocrra siren, built hy the Martin thin Hall o f the tlellary Fire Co., roines In. Station on Colombia ltd. Tiie noisemuker will stand Prizes will he uwitrdcd at next in h r the Sulurn-5 engines in week’ s meeting. ground testa at Cape Cana­ Other winners In the handi­ veral. This particular tyi* of cap event were, second, Mr*. siren generutes sound up and Loris Week* and Mrs. C. It. down the scale constantly, re Andrews with a HIM! per cent suiting in a roar simitar to average; third, Mrs. Frank that of powerful rocket en­ WASHINGTON (U P!) Austin and Mrs. Louise Mid gines. Prime Minister Sean Lemsss dleton; fourth, Mrs. Arthur Were a man to stand In of Irrlsnd and his wife will front of the Instrument during Wheatley and H. Guy Chase visit the United States, be­ a lest, official, said, he and fifth, Mrs. Madeleine ginning Oct, 13, a* guest* of would he killed Instaiilly, Matheson and Mrs, Albert President ami Mrs. Kennedy. Crews will he moved to a Besom. Nest Tuesday will be Mas The White House sakl Wed­ safe distance from th* test nesday the President extend­ stand, and earplugs will he ter Point Iluy for Dcltury ed the Invitation during his distributed freely. Club members wllu invite the recent trip to Ireland. The ratwl sound of the siren public to Join them at 1 p ill is 173 decibels, or about I in tho pleasant, air cniidL million time* more powerful Honed Recreation Hall for the than th* human threshold of afternoon of bridge. la lha r . a i l af lha l '« * * l f pain (III* intensity of amind J „ 4 l , , Srmln.il* r»u a l> , Flair. ‘1he chameleon it noted for at which ears begin to ache.) Ida*. In I'ruhair, la »*i Ik la la af The Martin Co. used the the distance it ran rjx'ct Its ItllOIlA D. tilt AT. pai-aaaa.l siren first to Imitate the tongue, which is as long as Ta t il L V aS llm aaS I'rranNa tremendous acoustic pressure its body. Slat la s t lalma ar llraaaaSa created by it* Titan-2 inter­ Aaalaal Sale lla la ln Yuu anil aatth of you ara continental ballistic missile— harahr D'itlfl*.| amt r ««|>i l r —-I th* rocket that will carry twoto pr-aant anr clulm* amt <t«niamla which you, or altliar man trams nf If. S. astronauts of you, nntr h ,v * aealnat tli** Into apace starting next year. aatata nf llllDDA IV flit AV, Scientists ,aid the instru­ <l*ctat*cl. lata nf aalil County, to tha County J ill* - a f Hrrii- ment proved, before the first Inril* County. KlorU.i, at h i, of fin* In lh » court h.,ua* o f actual launching of Tltan-2, aula County at Sttiifonl, C lot- that the rocket could survive la ,, within a ll c la n J a r m ou ­ Hie concentrated sound un th, from th , lima o f lha flrat puhllcutlnn nf thl* no- scathed. (Irn)ieville Nursery thin of .Mias Priscilla Mitchell, include mounting, walking, trotting, canter, neck ruining, exercises on horseback and how to saddle and bridle one's own horse. If attendant-* at these ciusa ea remains at the present level, group divisions will he made According to age, Mrs. Coshy said. Tho instruction will b« continued through the fall and pinna are to urgan is* a class fur tha women aft­ er school opens. Those interested should con­ tact Mrs. Coshy. Bridge Club Names Winners Myer Service For Week Set Saturday Irish Premier To Visit U. S. Legal Notice Funeral service* fur Mr. Carl August Myer, (17, of 211 Lake Drive, Casselberry, who died Monday, will be held at Hi a. m. Saturday at the Niblack Funeral Hume Chapel in Casselberry with Rev. John Montgomery of Westminister Presbyterian Church officiat­ ing. Burial will lax the family crypt in Woodlawn Memorial Park Mausoleum. Mr. Myer came to Cassel­ berry seven years ago from Mansfield, Ohio, He was a retired radio uml TV store owner and was a member of Westminister Presbyterian Church. .Survivor* are his widow, Mr*, Allre Myer of (’ assetberry; two daughters, Mrs. Marjorie Murrl* of Ashland, Ohio arid Mrs. Thelma Maddork of Elyria, Ohio; a bro­ ther, Russell Myer of Cleve­ land, Ohio; three sister*, Mrs, Thelma Urightvilla and Mrs. Ruth Roberts of Mans­ field and Mrs. Edith Adams of Tuscola, Tex. and *ix grandchildren. total of SM,29T,0UU in loans closed during July, which was $3.7 million Increase over the previous high for a single month act in June of tails yea-. In releasing this informa­ tion, WUliam D. Hussey, ex­ ecutive vie* president of the Florida Savings and Loan League reported that this re­ cord amount of loans closed included $30,323,000 in con­ struction loans which provid­ ed financing for 3,122 new homes in the stale. Dollar wise this was the largest amount of construction loans made during a single month since October, 1939. The league executive re­ ported that total lending vuiu n e continued to run ahead of previous years and all indiealioria point to a record year in mortgage lending. This new record high in loans closed was achieved despite the $26,759,000 de­ crease in savings during July which was the largest month­ ly decrease ever experienced by the savings ami loan asslciations In Florida. According to Mr. Hussey, decreases were seasonal in July, and the unusually high decrease this year was not unexpected since 16 associa­ tions in Florida recently re­ duced their dividend rate. The hrunt of the savings de­ creases was felt in nroward, Dade and Monroe Counties in South Florida where saving* decreased by $21,280,000. Nationally the U n l t e d Slates Savings and Loan l e a ­ gue reported that during July savings decreased hy $2Su million which they par­ tially attributed to Ilia rate reduction hy some 3on asso­ ciations and the increased withdrawals for consumer spending. Carina for the need* of underprivileged children ha* many facet*, Committee Chairman Bill Gramkuw re­ ported to the Kiwanl* Club Tuesday, with th* only fi­ nancing of th* program through the annual fish fry and auction. Following th* program of informing th* club In general about the work of the many club committees, Gramkow listed * portion of th* rase* handled by the cummitt*« this year. One was a ca*e of a nineyear-old girl whos* chronic ear Infection would have led to deafness except for th* operation performed gratis by a local doctor, with th* hos­ pital hill* paid for by the Hospital Notes August 2U A d m is s io n * D*. Florence Thompson, Bury; Eunice Snyder, D eBary; Kimberly Jo White, Lake Mary; Anna Lindsey, DeUary; Louis Estes, Claud­ ia Coleman. Thomas .Mills, Ntcwurt Quillen; Lessie Mae Seward, .Magnolia Harris, Shirley Rasmussen of San­ ford. Birth* Mr. and Mrs. Ronald W. Itasmussen of Sanford, a Iwy. Discharge* Leon Hutchison, Minis; Mary Findlay, DeUary; ElisaIwth Nelson, Ruby Dixon, Warren Feldmeyer, Sirs. ( buries Moroslnl and baby, Mrs. William Wright and ba­ by; Mr*. James Zimmerman and baby o f Sanford. t m m w 2m . m o m A W A Y SET S P E C IA L 3 D A Y S - Thursday, Friday, Saturday / M a u j a r iiu iie F A 2 -3 U 1 5 D . C . M c C o y , J r ,, P rop. 1 3 th 3221 I ; rapes (Its Axe. F A 2-in*s# "N ro il* llr.ilrr" P hone W ood row FA BEST 4 - CYCLE “ More People Use Maytag Than Any Other Washer” S t. P ope, P ro p . > NEW SHIPMENT! . r • * FACTORV AUTHORIZED SERVICE 2 -'jy (ili in Yard 1 Mi l i t F lo r id a PRINTED - 11” WIDE M C E FOR RAINCOATS q 88 W . TAFFETA < Cfi a ca .... - S u n f u r t l. Yard % ATTfiHNBVH POH EXECUTOR 1410 H ALL COLORS - WASHAltLE LITTLE OR NO IRONING NICE FOR HABY CLOTHES LININGS - BLOUSES - 12” WIDE FA 2-3(519 2 0 9 W E S T F IR S T S T . cleaning IU',1. effe ctiv e * » uf Septem ber ! , 1964. F lu r id u % 97 cost*, w* ar* com pelled to raise uur price* fur d r y - S n n fu u l, in ROLLER lu a cu m U n t Increase in wage* ami uperatiunal 1 1 0 0 W e n t 1.1th S t r e e t Drip Dry BATISTE CO PAN and KIIWT ( B l n : II At. IICIU 'IN O HANPi'KIv k'lum ilvX t'ubllah: An.; t j, 33, J». *• lit. J lva> CDL-4S 0 utility Cleaners During fiscal 1962. l.t t lj383 nonimmigrant aliens were temporarily admitted to thg U. S., according to Britaon^ ca Book of the Year. PI c o m ro a minimum, my own n ir r os a im i TIUCll III* INISUMO AMO TIAMlSOiTATION COST) AT A MINIMUM. •NO. MV MIICT IACTOM TO STOSI INISMINTt UIMIHATI UMHIIVI WAMHOUII c o m AND MIDOIIMIN SIOMTt. ALL OS THUS UVIHfll A ll rAUSB ON TO TOU IN INI fDIM OS . . . IVIIT 1MB 0AU0N f ilt T N O T IC E ! ! McCoy’s Deluxe Cleaners / < ms Huractus in* Automatic Washer llu * now on sale at tha office of Tax Collector John Galloway in the courthouse. The 1961-63 certificates ex- ^ pired Aug. 13 but due to new laws enacted by the last session of the legislature there ha* been some delay i» making new registration cer­ tificate* available. Galloway laid. • Effective Sept. 1, Conserve* Hon patrol officers will Ctart enforcement of the new la v and operating on the old reg­ istration certificat* will hq In violation. Registration fee* under t l » new law are boat* under 12 feet in length, $1,60; more than l'J but Jos* than 16 feet, $5.50; to 'b u t less than 26 feet, $10.50; 26 feet but ir** than 10 feet, $30,30; 40 feet but less than 65 feet, $50.50; 65 feet but less than 1IO, $60.50; and more than 110 feet, $75.56. Dealers class­ ification Is $10.50. In applying for a new reg­ istration certificate applicant must present current regis­ tration certificate, Galloway said. COME IN AND SEE SOME OI M OUR NEW FALL MATERIALS £ u A LL SIZES The If, S Constitutional Convention was presided o v e r 5 hy George Washington. In excess sf 10 honepowsr have until Sept. 1 to procure new registration certificate* FABRIC BARGANS £ H im MOWi ‘ MV UXTIAMOOIIM. HIM SMI a IQUISMIHT HOtOS Huat owners who have mo* lor boats powered by an engine ■ sew and s a v e h Odd* of having a perfect hand (all 13 cards of one suit) at contract bridge are estimated at 633,013,359,600 deals. Crepe Myrtle In Ulooni tlrr. Knell cl.alrn or dvtlinnd •lu ll ba In wrlllna, »ml ,11,11 atnln tha t il,.', nf rr,t>l,u. a •ml po,t ofllua ,iM r,,a o f thn ilalmunt, .m l ah,II h , aworn to hy tha el,In , ml, hia u**ht, or atiornay, u nj any am It clilm or ilamaiut not an fllrti ahull ka void. A thl win Shluh J «,r A , aatiiutor nf tha I-ia . Will anil Trataniatit nf KHt’ llA IV ti It A V. <laera aoJ SIIINHtilefKIt \N'|i I ,n l x.V Kiwanl* Club UI'C commit­ tee. In the case of an 11-yearold boy who needed dental care, the committee found that hia father had entered the state TO hospital leaving the family without financial support. A hernia operation on a 14-year-old (my whose father Is dead and his mother unem­ ployed enabled the boy to find work and help aupport the family. A 16-year-old girl had teeth in iuch bad shape that she refused to go to school because o f her unfortunate appearance. .She received nec­ essary dental enre thnnk* to the committee. At present, Hie UPC com­ mittee la in tha primes* of undertaking the necessary arrangemenU fur ail operation on a 16-month-old child with a birth defect which could lead to early demise if nut corrected. They also are guthering clothing for 11 children o f two families who nre without nec­ essary garments to he suita­ bly clothed for school. The work o f the committee continue* apace with refer­ ences and referruls coming from all sources, Gruntkow ssid. The annual Kiwani* fish fry ar,«i auction Is the only source o f fund* for the carry­ ing out o f this progrnm and the scholarship loan program, Gramkow pointed out. M AYTAG th* J. |.. ,uULu SuUmStH 8 8 AU BFTAH LB TRADE O V E R lliM M i.im o M A V I A t . S H A V E B E E N SO LD Ml l ‘a T h e S r r x i r c T h a t I 'u u n la " MOONEY Ith & S a n fo r d A t e . APPLIANCE AND SERVICE 1’ h. 323-0697 WOOLENS 31” - «0” WIDE - VALUES TO *2.98 2 ca 3# Cs3 23 1*3 29 ?*> m > < Y a rd ca — THE REMNANT SHOP HWY. 17-92 DRIVE THRU FERN PARK TO SEMINOLE COUNTY LINE MAITLAND, FLA. SEW AND SAVE P3 % �i , OKS Fish Fry-Football Ginic Scheduled Sept 7 To Benefit Oviedo Field 30 Days To Better Grades By Bartdea Kelsey Tha Oviedo Athletic Asso­ How Long Should You Study? ciation today announced plane for sponsoring a Fish Fry and dering whether eo-and-eo will go out with you Saturday night, call her up and find outl There's no point tn sit­ ting down to study If you're going to think about some­ thing else the whote time. —If it's not the kind of problem you can take care of with a phone call (you might be waiting for him to call you), a good trick is to write down whatever is both­ ering you. Once it's down In black and white, you'll usual­ ly be able to stop worrying about it. Besides problems rarely look very serious once they're written out. —Of If you hava • head­ ache or If you're aleepy, take an aspirin or take a nap and hit the books later. Don't waste your time studying un le u you're folntf to get something out of it. The Importance of study environment — external and internal—cannot be overem­ phasized. If a lot of your study time has been unpro­ ductive, your study environ­ ments has probably been at the root of the trouble. rier Field on Saturday, SepL By The Re (d ia l Laboratory Written (or Ncwipayor E iterprtso AiaoclaUoe "I itudy (ivo hour* a night!” Have you ever bean! any­ one make that complaint? Lot* of itudenU do “ itudy” * that Ions, too. Maybe you do yourself. But notice the quotation marka around the word “ study"? It should be phrased: Lota of students think they study that long. Sure you can point to the •lock: “ I sat down with my books at 7 o'clock, and I stayed there (except maybe for snacks) until midnight!” 0 But the fact la that five clock hours rarely add up to five hours of studying, because most students don't study in the right environment. Their attention Is constantly dis­ tracted, their minds wander. Check up on yourself the next time you study. For all the time you spend on your books, how much of it is • really effective, concentrated ~ studying? We’ H take a look at the study environment you should have. If it's not the kind of study environment you do have, you can be sure that much of your time Is being wasted. There are two kinds of en­ vironment—the external and the internal. First the exter­ nal: —Study In a quiet room by yourself. NO television, NO rock 'n' roll records and NO radio. (It's actually better to have a slight regular back­ ground noise than none at all. A alight noise will make you raise your whole level of concentration.) —There ahould be a good light, at least 100-watt, com­ ing over your shoulder. If It's in frant of you the glare will tire your eyes. —Use a straight chair; a kitchen chair is perfect. In an easy chair, you'll relax too much and start daydream­ ing. —Hold your book about tt Inches from your eyes and on a 45-degree angle ftom the table. (Your eyes will tire quickly If the hook is Is id fist, becsusc then your eyes tre closer to the bottom of the page than the top, and you'll be constantly chang­ ing your focus uuwn the page.) The internal environment: —If you have any pro­ blems or If anything's worry­ ing you, get it off your chest before you start studying. For example, if you're won- Legal Notice In I b t C u r t n f Ik s C n n n ls J s t ls r . Ss m I m I s I ' s u l r , V ls r M s , In P n k n ls . tn f * i tu rn )* n f KIU Hh-rmaa P s rs n s s .t, Tn SIS ftsSUsss nn4 Pnrsnns l l x l s f I talma nr UsmnnSi Sialnsl kslil Knlntri V™ amt aarh of Tnn ara hareliy notified to present any clalma or demaiula which you. or either nf you, may -• hava naalnat tha ratal# nf Klla hharman. deceased, tale « f ill,! County, In tha f'nnnty .Indite of Hrmlnnla County, Klortda. at hla offlcn In the court house of aald County at flanfnril, Florida, within ala calendar m-mtha front tha tlma of lha flrat publication of thla nolle*. Two eoplea of aach claim or demand ahall he in wrlttnn, nnd ahall atata the plica of retldenco and p.,»t offlc* ad.lreia of tha rlilmant. and iltall ha aworn to by tha claimant, hla agent, or attorney and accompanied by a flllnir fee of one dollar and mich rialm or demand not ao filed ahall tie void, lesula Wynn A» admlnlatrator of the Relate of Villa ftharman, Iircaaerd Tuhllih Au|. t, II. SI. IS. ISIS, c iu .- ll iv t iin r in t iiv : n in t h c i r r c m iit « k ju n m i, rm C V IT UK SVII r o i l * H W . ikoi.r m u m , KMiiiui.k. rlliM tttit TO . in a rn TIIK IIOHTOT F1VB HAVIN'id UANK. OK NTH Plaintiff, CIBRAI.n PARTK It and UKTTT J. C.IKTKU, hla wife, Iiefandanta. rtOTICH o f M I T IV W O liriikO K FOHV.I I.O S I H K T O i liK IIW .I) CAItTKH and l t u r r r /. c a k t k r , hi# wife. ■KtilllKVrSIl II Kalamau* Court I.eiin uton Park, Maryland You era hereby notified that • Complaint In foredune a certain m ortgage ancumbarlnK the follow in g daacrlbad real property, to -w lt: Lot IS. Block HK ". COltNT ltT CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. 1. aecorJIn* to lha plat thereof aa recorded In Plat Book It, Page IS Public Record# o f Heml nnla County, Florida, he# been Iliad acalnet you In the afcove-atyled ault, and you ara required to aaraa * copy of your Anawar or other I'tetdlnic tn tho Complaint on Plalnlllf'a Mtorneya, ANIlKItAON, ItCflll. I )VSAN, bU W X , Ui'.S A van den llttllil, SII K a il Central Avenue. Orlando, Florida, and fit* the orlalnal Attewsr or other Pleadlmt In th> offl'-e o f the Clark o f tha Circuit Court on nr before tha loth day o f August. 1M1 If you fall to do eo, a decree pro confeaao will be taken aaalnat you for tha relief da piaoded In tha Complaint. This Notice shall be publlah ad once a week fur four eon aecuttvo week# In lha Hanford Herald. fiATRD thla loth day J u ly . m l . IdKAI.) Arthur M Reckw lth. Jr., Clerk o f Circuit Court tlyi Martha T. Vlblen Deputy Clerk Anderson, Rush. Dean, l.ysrndee A van den H »r« A t t o r n e y and Counsellors J.jw i : l Cast Central Boulevard p o ll o f fic e lloa ISIS Orlando, Florida Telephone I l l - H i t I’ ubllth Aux. I, S, IS, IS, t i ll CDK-1M Local Sailor Cited A Navy yeoman who helped publish a landmark publica­ tion on heavy attack bombing has been commended by CapL James 0 . M a y . commander of Sanford Heavy Attack Wing One. Ilo is Yeomnn V c Henry [„ Casey, who has been at­ tached to tho Wing staff sinca last July. He was cited (nr his “ con­ tinuous anil untiring efforts” in helping to prepare tho Wing's fiscal 196,1 Annual Bombing Achievement Book. The publication, a compre­ hensive statistical summary of training operations at NAB Sanford, has been praised by many military leaders for Its importance us an index to At­ lantic Fleet attack, readiness. Cusey attended schools In Albany, (la., worked for threu years in an Albany cotton mill, then joined the Navy in 1058. Ilia career has included du­ ty on the attack carrier UBS Midway in the Pacific Fleet. He lives with his wife, the former Lillian M. Cox of Ban Jose, Calif., ami son, Allan, .7, at 108 14th Avenue, Longwood, set lo r p ictu res! SlOfryn of yowl MAudqwuiU't for Kodak (am*fO) and nln* Wieboldt's CAMERA 8 HOP 211) S. PARK AYE. 7, to raise fund* to pay o ff indebtedneu remaining on the field. Ticket* are available at the Oviedo Drug Store for the •upper which will be aerved beginning at A p.m. Roswell Noegel li acting aa chairman of thla event with Mrs, Dot Courier in charge of ticket •alee. Also working on the cupper eommitte* are Emmet and George Kelsey. The free football clinic will get underway at tha field at 8 p.m. under the direction of Coach Jim Palmer with Bob Ward aa maater o f ceremonlea. Purpose o f this event is to acquaint spectators with the fundamental! and rules of football. Demonstrations will be prevented by the Oviedo Lion* Varsity Team. Tha public ia Invited to these events by asselation o f­ ficiate who, in announcing Freeman Hopes To Keep Job their plane, gave the follow­ raised. The association now i funds to taka rare o f this I more facilities at th« field I public restroom* and pUM I including additional bleachers, are to eventually add a baa*, ing history o f their organi­ ow n around 12,900 and Is amount. trying to rails necessary Thera atse Is a need for I a prate box, a scora board, |ball diamond and track field. sation: a # • A amall group o f Oriedo men interested in football first met in November of 1961 to explore the possibility of having football at Oviedo High School. Feeling that enough Inter­ est and enthusiasm was shown, thla group decided to hold several meetings to map out plans and waya and means of financing a project aa large as building a football field. The group elected tha fol­ lowing officers and directors: John E. Courier Jr., preeident: Jame* Colbert, vice president and John Evans, secretary-treasurer. DlrectoVs arc Ben Jones, B. F. Wheeler Jr., Merritt 8 taleyf C. W. Holder, Roswell Noegel and James Pearson. Many persons In the area gave of their time, efforts and talents to accomplish what has been dono at the field in such • short time . . . quite a large undertaking for a small group. In January o f 1961, a char­ ter was granted, land was do­ nated to the group and tha various appointed commltees began functioning immediate­ FOOD FAIR SHOPPING CENTER 25th & PARK ^ ^ C O P E N Mon. thru Thurs., 9-6 p. m., Fri., 9-9 p. m., Sat, 9-5 p. m. Closed Wed. Afternoon SA M S GENERAL ELECTRIC Big 19 Portable • Full Power Transformer Chassis • limit In Adjustable Telescoping Antenna ly. Construction work on the WASHINGTON (U r i) field was started in February Agriculture Secretary Orville L. Freemsn plans lo hold on and at the same lime, a to his Cabinet post “ as long finance campaign was launch­ as the President wants m e.” ed and a total of 16.500 was Freeman, who returned raised from 152 individuals from a month long trip to anil firms. Most of tho solicit­ Russia and other Soviet bloc ing was done by letter. The field was completed nations Wednesday, silt! he had "n o indication" the Pres­ on schedule and the first ident did not want him. Re­ football game wn* played on publicans claimed Freeman's tho night of Sept. 14, 1902. trip was to groom him for The recreation area was dedi­ cated, Nov. 2, at the Homea diplomatic post. coming Came and was named “ John Courier Field.'* On March 16, 196.7, the finance committee again solic­ ited funds to pay o ff tha ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) — note nnd a total of $2,000 was Pulitzer Prize-winner cartoon­ ist Bill Mauldin, creator of ATHLETE’S FOOT the GI team of Willio ami HOW TO TREAT IT— Joe during World War II. be. Apply Instant-drying T-4-L. came a grandfather Wednes You feel it take hold to chirk day with the birth of Mi­ itching, burning. In mlnuirs. Thru in 7 tn 5 (lays, watrh inchelle Mauldin. frrted akin slough off. Watch The 7-pound, 10‘Vounre girl healthy akin rrplare it. If was born to 18-year-old Judy not pleased IN (INK HOUR, Mauldin, wife of tha cartoon­ ynur 4N« buck at any drug ist's eon, Bruce, IS. It was atorr. NOW At All Drug Store*. their first child. + Lijjht Weight - Easy To Carry $ H 7 wrong •« H. L. CASEY DOES Schedule Birthday Party Area clubs will join Sanford Drove 160. BPO DOES, in celebration o f their fourth an­ niversary with a luau at the Elks Club Saturday. Members of lh« Orlando, Winter Park ami Sarasota DOES ami their huahamls will be guests of the lural club, witli Jules Morris, dis­ trict deputy of the Winter Park Elks, as a special guest. | The anniversary party Is |free to all DOES and guests with the luau beginning at 7:30 p. m. and a dance to which all Elks are invited at TALLAHASSEE (UP1) — Ground was brnkrn today for Sheriff's Associolion •hacked Florida I jsw Enforcement Aendemy here. Tho first unit, which will cost about $115,000. will pro­ ride a dormitory, classrooms, administrative offices and a dining room for the arademy, Florida’s first state -wide training school for law en­ forcement agents. 77 GE PERSONAL PORTABLE i WEIGHS ONLY 12 lbs. 8 oz. * Overall aixe flirt between hookahfive*. Taken Iro than your phonn Bill Maudlin Is Grandpa Law Enforcement Academy Begins • Front Mounted controls * Chanels A circuit board have lifetime guarantee ONLY $ Model M I I I G ENERAL @ 1 ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYER G IA N T 99 95 C A P A C IT Y GE W ASHER • Weaket lerf* femlfy leed . . . claarti ameWee IfMfdtap ||0 • A ctivator* S to n e w e ak­ in* . • • «leen* iletfce* thoroughly MORE LAND FOR THE MONEY 9 p. m. Next regular meeting of the Sanforil Drove will be held Monday at 8 p. m. The giant salamander of China and Japan reaches a length of more than five feet. Clearing land will givo you moro usable area for ranching, growing, building or developing. Special tools are designed for Caterpillar-built tractors, especially for Florida land clearing — removing stumps, brush, palmettos and trees. ■ There are men, too, who specialize in land clearing in your area — most of them operate Caterpillar-built tractors. These men, like their machines, are dependable because they are backed by Rozier Service. You know you'll get the best job, when you want it. ■ More productive land means moro MODERN Sofa Reds from and *59 PERIOD ' at land for the money. Call the man who Sectionals from Living IIoojtm from (m \ ^VACATIONERS. (NKXT: How to bedget yoer time.) Football Clinic at John Cou­ I ’188 operates Caterpillar machines from *148 Rozier. EASY TERMS f ' Ai ^ Open Fri. Nites of. Sanford Sanford's Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E. 1st ST. FA 2-0983 L. R O Z II | MATHER J O B . M A O H I N ■ * V G O . O R L A N D O • F L O R I D A * TAMPA CATERPILLAR*. Sa la .eiM ar, c a l a*e V e a iaa ta lar ara u * « l * la i * 4 T r a a . M i . k a at C * l * r , m t r V ra a ta r C* EASY MONTHLY CREDIT TERMS it �•----- -p r ------ ” ---- •’ ■ 'T T T - — ■*■ ■ v 1, l(i j iiir f - -V * ^ , T ’- : a £ 1 ' . J fc' •» -« : r-- ■ < -. » »— *C • 7 */r - •■ ---------- /V ■. ,: .. v* , ■ ‘ ' : »/ * !*■ •- . ■ •« t . * ■• >. . * .at — - ■ m «■ to V*rF? j ¥ Wz m m j- te w m h te , hasn't ban featured f e t e n u a of liarail w uaaat on l oobjaeL la the aaeaaiitjr for tho peace and woB-belag of the American mother. drags ita duit-eov* end folios* oa aad on aenee tho r, mothor’a aarreo are twang. ad ap to the breaking point, Uka ban* jo itrfagi. The Incredible cacophony GS23^&f5£ 3 i f i $ ? 0 Peter Edson A N Y O LD PORT IN A POSSIBLE EARTHQUAKE of dUMkh n km talaol hi a fro * fraternal and neighborly dtnmeton la more than homaa nam e ihoold bo to withstand all day, day. Wttaaoa what bite the atapo. Ha caa etaad the yak* lak juat long enough to ralaa the da* eibol count two aotchao by demand* Ing QUIET. Aa one mother pot It, boaily X* lag another day off the calendar: “September la the loveliest month In the year.” Political la tba light of public diacttaaloa of tho nuclear teat baa treaty, one fact 1 — da out Many Americana aow belleve there la no longer a baala for abooraal fear that the Xusaiaaa may have tricked our negotiators into signing w « m » l that contains a HiMtn tfaae bomb. Analysis of hla testimony before thi U. 8. Senate committee* ahowa that Secretary of State Dean Rusk baa given unqualified assurance that the teat ban treaty contain* no *'*fd# amagements, understandings or eoadmofu of any kind.** Saak also has declared without reservation that If the United States does detect infractions of the treaty by the Russians, this country has the capability — and the intent — to quickly resume bomb testa. These statements by a man of Xuak’s ability, experience and integ­ rity should go a kmg way toward canning any jitters the public may have had. Everyone knows, It's hard to do business with someone you can’t treat But all signs indicate that our representstivss have been on con* stint guard against any fast shuffle during the treaty negotiations. Way should anyone have been so suspicious of a hidden gimmick (n the treaty? i For one reason, beesuse of the “managed’’ news In the recant Cuban affair. Many Americans have felt they not only were kept uninformed in that ease, but were actually mis* lad ms to the facts. They have been wondering if they might not run into more of the same treatment in the teat ban treaty. Secretary Rusk’s frankness has dis­ pelled that suspicion. So now wa can concentrate on keeping up our guard and watching like a hawk to maka aura the Rus­ sians keep their word, as given in the treaty. Our guess la that tha Senate and the country will decide the risk la worth taking when you consider the alternative- Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Phil Newsom Soys . . . Haitians Want Sure Winner Rick, m or-bock mountain tatorehlp o f President Fran­ fidgos n t the border botwaen cois Duvaller who likes to be Haiti and the Dominican Re- known as "Papa Doc.” So far It has been a war public which together shara o f conflicting claim*, charges the Island of Hispaniola. and denials, The rldgea are not high In the excitement o f Canenough te bs snow*covered tnve's first strike on Aug. 6, hut high enough to discou­ rebel sources Jubilantly fixed rage the palm. And In dense­ hi* strength at 600 men. That ly populated Haiti, tvan the number finally dwindled to tope o f these Inhotpitable 100 or parhapa yta few as IS shlgea are Inhabited bp pass­ or 20. In Ute Organisation of ant familiee, eking out a bare eftistenea on ting plots handed American State*, the Duvaller dow i from father to son for government charged that Can* the better part of iOt yean. tare’s Invasion had been aid­ Their telegraph line is the ed and abetted by the neigh­ boring Dominican government tom tom. From those rugged moun o f President Juan Bosch who tains, Haitian rebel leader last May threatened to carry Gen. Leon Cantave, fighting out an Invasion o f hla own against Batista In the early against Haiti. The Dominicans denisd tho days o f the Cuban revolt, hope* to bring down the die charge. OUR BOARDING HOUSE 0WUBCLUU TO tfE F E R E E CUR Midsummer ctrmuAct. 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Quotes White people of whatever kind-even prostitutes, nar­ cotics pushers, Communists or bank robbers — are wel­ come at establishments which will not admit certain of our Negro federal Judges, am­ bassadors and countless num­ Martha! Tito accepted the bers of our armed forces. — Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy. Barbs By nal Cochran Formers hove started stand. Yet the Kinsey women were Ing oleng tho rood selling allowed to state their mere thing* you thought yon were opinions of thair own arotic going to grow In your garden. hunger and then these opin­ ions were tabulated as facial One thing nlco about That waa the basic scien­ basement te that you don't tific error in tho Kinsey re­ have to put things whora port. they belong. For experienced Montego Church-going te n fine habit, Counselors and modern medics ono which you should adopt, know that tha averogw woman for goodness sake. te comparatively frigid ai measured by tho usual mote An Oktehcmn men wa* opstandard. orated on to remove a dress Mora tomomr, so scrapbook shirt collar button which h* these vital cases. swallowed. At least ha knew (Always write to Dr. Crane where it waa. in core of this newspaper, en­ closing a long stamped, ad­ Every auctioneer likes to dressed eenvelope and 20 cento ■e* a face that te forbidding. to covrr typing and printing costa when you send for one •Bettor do this," "Better ol hio booklets.) do that" — maybe that’* PRIZE FOR A "HOLE" gift aa soon as It waa offer­ ed and sent thanks to Presi­ dent Kennedy and tha Amer­ ican people by Secretary Freeman. Half of the $30 million Is a gift, half a iorg term loan, the conditions of which have not yet been worked ou t There la no question the aid te needed. Half of Skopje's 170,000 population was left homeless, the dead may num­ ber 2,000, the injured many more. Just after the earthquake hit Skopje July 28, President Kennedy instructed Defense Secretary Robert S. McNa­ mara to have American mili­ tary forces In Europe give what assistance they could. A U. S. Army evacuation field hospital with staff of 200 doc tors and medical corpsmen waa flown in. On Aug. 3 Frank M. Coffin, deputy administrator of the Agency For International De­ velopment, called a confer­ ence of seven top assiatants In his 5tate Department of­ fice to review what had been done and to ice what addi- If the Russians bad a Par­ liament in their country I suggest that the government would be in trouhtc in the field of foreign affairi. —Lord Home, British foreign minister. Uonal aid might bo aoedod. Herbert Waters, AID assist 1 ant for material resources reported on tha food, govern ment excess property • « voluntary p r 1 v a t • rolls agency aaatetanca that wai available. Red Cross, for instaneq had immediately cabled $10,• 000 to Yugoslav Red Cross for emergency aid. It atea had donated 20 tons of relief flown In by Air Fare* t r u a parts. The supplies Included 1,001 blankets, clothing, $31,001 worth of medicine and $M,0M worth of penicillin, donated by a pharmaceutical houaa that wanted no publicity. By Aug. 7. Coffin waa abla to report that 3,000 tons of •food, 7,400 blankets, 1,401 sleeping b ig s and 293 12-mas lent* were on tho way. The Army also sent In • water engineer, Charles Potts, to supervise purifica­ tion of drinking water for prevention o f epidemics. Coffin then made a tenta­ tive decision to raak* the $30 million in U. S. surplus dlnaTs available for reconstruction In a city where BS per cent of the homes were destroyed. Two bousing experts, Edgar P. Zimmerman of Red Cross and Richard Knight of AID were sent to survey tho dam­ age. Tha $30 million offer waa referred to an interdepart­ mental committee from State, Treasury, Agriculture, Bureau of the Budget and Food For Peace office In tho While House. Tho proposal also w a a transmitted to (he chairman of House and Senate commit­ tee* on Foreign Affairs and Agriculture for their informa­ tion, because Congress has been cold and critical of more aid for Yugoslavia. When approval had been obtained from all agencies concerned, the decision was made to have Secretary Free­ man transmit the offer, sine* he already was In Yugoslavia and since A m b a s s a d o r George F. Kennan hid resign­ ed his post. Health matters are for health departments ami local governmental bodies to im ­ plement upon recommend*, lion of medical, dental and public health experts. No one ever put smallpox or polio vaccinations to a popular vote. —Dr. Frederick J. Stare, nu­ INVESTMENT SERVICE tritionist on fluoridation. Listed and on listed I'm not sure we could or Secoritie* should deny a member's right Mutual Foada to speak tediously. —Sen. Joseph S. Clarke. Dallen a r a Pa., on a bill to rontrot 311 E. LEMON 8T. Senate debate. LAKELAND, FLA. COMPLETE where the expression "better The optimists are talking M*mb*r: Mldwnt Stock half" coma from. about ending the session (of Chicago Board of Trod* Congress) on Labor Day, the What’s the us* o f getting realists are now sighting in fixed for Ufa If It made you an election day and the pessi­ Orlando Sate* Raproooatatlvt worry youraelf to death doing mists ara talking early about M RS. S T A N C O M STO C K it? tha beauties of Chriatmas In the nation's capital. Pk. GA I-M34 Bom* people stop nt noth, -B o p . Otia G. Pike, D-N. Y. ing when it come* to lending a hand. r a tio w il l s M sc lu a le o l OupL M S I ! L. O H O t a U U J lll> I O K L U C o a s ts S te lla r c s c b u a ram son O ee lsty J M lt t r B u s in s ,, i b M I t f S M IB LB V J. O U S T Clessiriso M saagsr r a a v o v o l t o l in b ClM u lo tlo a S U aagor D o a o r u y a la r m S 's a u re S tellar ■ ts ic a im o s G E N E R A L ® ELECTRIC CSLUMS w o v r e a o . o io L o w . s u n t Oouserr Its Weak Dun la such o Jealous hus­ that he is not up to par, ho band that his virtuous wife then fears that all other males wonders If bo may not bo can outbid him. For the United Bute*, the So ho develops a constant losing Wo mind. Thu re ore Jealousy at avary man his wlf* situation waa aa embarrass. several typical roaiono under* (or sweetheart) may meet. ment. It has no lor* for lying ouch Insane Jealousy. It Thia type of chronic Jeal­ Duvallar but on the other effllcta wives a* wail as hus­ ousy la typical of men nt tha hand doe* not want Boack ac­ bands, so scrapbook this vital mlddleogo bracket who dread cused o f intervention. caoo or mail it to abnormally that they are becoming totally In the total breakdown of platonic matte, Jealous folks. Haitian communications thers "1 am failing my wife,” U CA8 E Q-42S: Don D„ aged also was concern for the their secret thought. safety o f mattered American 27, has beta married for S So they subconsciously re­ families, wives and famlllss years, verse thi* Idea till it says, "But our life has been hec­ of some of whom had bstn "M y wifa is falling m* " permitted to rsturu to Haiti tic," hit wife tearfully inform­ Then the wife's "falling" 1* ed me, "for Don Is Insanely only days before. translated to moan that she Jculoua. For both Duvaller ami his ia falling to liva up to h*r "Why, Dr. Crane, he uiualenemy, Cantave, th en were marriage vowa. So they accuse 1 y will not let me out o f hia frustrations. her o f being unfaithful and If Cantava had expected sight. I can't even go to the two-timer. supermarket alone. beaten-down peasantry to Thervofter, they violently "I f I do, he claims I am flock to hta colors, be was attack, often motivated by tha disappointed for tha Haitian having an affair with one of odditlona! ides that a vigorous peasantry will go only with a the stock boys there or the offense Is tho belt defense. managt-r. aura winner. But many young husband* "And even when n « attend Itut Cantave, fe professional have also absorbed tha ersoldier who fought tho dicta­ church, he is suspicious of runeou* idea that every wlf* torial ambitions o f both Du- anybody who smilca at ma. MUST b# wildly passionate. “ Last week, for example, a valler and hla predecessor Tha widespread dissemina­ married couple sat neat to us Paul' E. Maglolre, la popular tion o f the Dr. Kinsey survey with tha Haitian army, a fact in the prw and the man hand­ lias aided thia misconception. which mad* the army less ed me a hymn book, Actually, women are NOT “ Dun ravrd and raged for than reliable for Duvaller. passionate creature*, despite Further, If rebel claims to days over that innocant little the Kinsey data to tba con­ have ahot down ■ Haitian air act and accuse* mo o f un­ trary! fore* plan« ara true, then faithfulness. I feel that I can't For tha Kinsey report treat­ Duvaller hat lost exactly half go on with thia kind o f con­ ed women's opinions as If they stant suspicion. of hia nir force. were proved facts. "Dr. Crane, what makes Duvalier hlnisalf showed littia disposition to toko on Don so insanely jealoust" CAUSES OF JEALOUSY Cantave in Ih* northeastern Remember Shakespeare's re­ mountains from which the rebels appeared to b« operat­ mark about "protesting too m uch!" ing. Whan anybody harpa too Instead, it appeared t o bo constantly on “ unfaithful­ Duvaller** hope that ho alt tight In Port on Prince ness,’* then it is often wiso until his government ••pecu­ tv analyse the critic lest he lators" ran bring in on ax bo projecting hie own guilt peeled $20 million from the upon an innocent mate. Howevar, Jealousy la goncoffeo crop In October. Thia la supposed to bo o good cof­ erally duo to n oexual inferi­ fee ycor In Holtl whom tho ority complex. coffoo bcon grows wild. For whenever a man fool* Notebook fljerato NEW LOW COST! r a t o von r s i r Maoastas adltor whou • A 44-m ta fmaMi aad w isH w g du ct w ork . • Condensing wait iastolli •wtxido ia MV m b v m - o stbo or OaaslMla C s u l f IMS 1 r.»r S.W S M a n illa l ie I Memha I* t# 1 M o i i h must .CENTRAL COOLING W 1IIPR • • • W lr M e to to c o o l i n g tu.l* l Taos I . U « H s s lS o S.tt I HsitSs o . .t a l . f f I Ito R lI U. a Festal H*§uUti*eo stand* lis t «U nail aukMciotleao M sal* la advance. BoUre* aa seeeaO slaaa matter Otutsr If, l i l t at u o root Otllcs af OaalarO. Florida, under Us act at Conor*** of Mecca. The Herat* la o member ef the Oausd Prase waiek Is eaUUeo •aclusivsly I* the (or reiiuaUsailnn *1 all Ue local saws aria lad In Ibis M w ,,*p.r. I WASHINGTON - (NEA) Tha crowning event of Agri­ culture Secretary Orville L. Frecman’s trip to Europe, Just concluded, was not his presentation of an Indian peacp pipe to Khrushchev, who doesn't smoke. It w a a , unquestionably, Freeman’a offer to Yugoalavla'a President Tito of ISO million ia United States aid for earthquake relief in Skop­ jeIt ian’t often that even • cabinet member getr to give away ISO million all in a bunch. But thia waa aucb a routine operation for our gov­ ernment that it got only brief mention. Tho money wasn't in gcod American dollars. It waa ia Yugoslav dinars, worth TS0 to tho dollar with few taken. Tho U. S* government owned these particular dinars, how­ ever. It had banked them in Yugoslavia, but didn't know what to do with them. The play was that the Unit­ ed States had "sold" Yugo­ slavia U. 8. wheat and other agricultural products for di­ nar*. These surplus crops had originally cost the U. S. gov­ ernment and the taspayera real hard money at part of the price support program. The U. 5. government aim ply exchanged the surplus foodstuffs for surplus dinar*, which eould be banked with­ out storage costs. Now It of­ fers to turn over about half of Its surplus dinars for earth quake relief. Rusk Allays Fear MstL.tAos.i'M o f f v a lu e : ., * M ol tlM groat, v»tld argummU t&\t ' ' - > • V acation Daze. 0b t e .- g a a M K a s w B K i He part of say material, aewa #r seiettlalno. ef thi* edtitao •f TO* bastard Herald may to* reproduced la say maaaar with sot wrlllea permleaiaa of tbs publisher at Tba Horate. 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As for those ikeptice who have protested the lack of fight in the Junior circuit, they would have had n ball themselves hail they been at Yankee Stadium Wednesday night In tha best extra-mural scuffle of the season, New York first baseman Joe Pepltone precipitated • general melee between members of the Yankees and Cleveland Indians after being hit by a pitch thrown by Gary Bell In the eighth inning of the tecond game o f a twi-night ' doublehcader. The ensuing scene somewhat resembled a barnyard dance as players yrappled with anyona in reach. Tepitone, who earlier In th« game had been hit by starter Barry Latman and then was brushed back by Bell before being hit again, waa tossed out of the game when the um­ pires finally restored order. Bell received a warning from plate umpire Lou Dimuro which automatically calls for a $50 fine. Regarding the fight the Yankees arc paid to win, they took both ends o f the doubleheader by identical 3-1 scorei. The sweep, engineered behind the fine pitching o f A1 Down ing and Stan Williams, boost­ ed New York into a 10-game lead over the second-place Chicago White Sox. In other American League contests, the Loa Angeles An­ gels edged Baltimore, 3-3, in the second game of a twinight doubleheader after the Orioles hail taken the opener, 7-3; the White Sox tupped the Boston Red Sox, 7-1; the Washington Senators beat the Kansas City Athletics, 6-1; and in a day contest the Minnesota Twins routed the Detroit Tigers 10-t. times have changed and bar­ ring some unforeseen catas­ trophe they should appear In their first World Series since 1959 six weeks from b o w . To all intents and purposes, the Dodgers disposed of their last serious challengers Wed­ nesday night when they beat the St. Louis Cardinals, 2-1, in a 18-Inning thriller for their seventh straight victory. The triumph took them three hours and 43 minutes to achieve but It waa worth it because they are now 7 4 games in front with little chance of being beaded off again. A crowd of 31,125, largest of the year at Chavci Ravine, saw the Dodgers prevail when rookie Ken McMullen doubled off Ron Taylor in the 16th and came home on John Roseboro's single along the left field line. Southpaw S a n d y Koufax failed in his bid to become the majors' first 20-game winner when he left after 12 innings with the score tied at 1-all. But he struck out 10 baiters to raise his season total to 233, tops in the major leagues. St. Louis starter Curt Simmons departed after pitching 13 innings. Elsewhere in the National League, the skidding San Francisco G i a n t s dropped their fifth straight and tumbl­ ed to within a half game of fourth place when they were beaten by the Milwaukee Braves, 6-2, Houston blanked Cincinnati, 1-0, and Pitts burgh topped Chicago. 7-6. The game between the Phil­ lies and Meti waa rained out. Winners Named In Fishathon By Mrs Adam Muller Prire winners of Monday's Fishathon, the third to be sponsored by the DeBary Fishing Club In conjunction with the community's sum­ mer recreation program, were announced today. Named were James Glenn, first, ■ fishing rod; second, Linda Lalne, a loose leaf folder and thin). Shari Laughlin, pen and pencil set. Other winners were Jamy Crowder, bike horn; Terry and Rocky Darnell, electric bell; Pete Ficntke, snorkel set; Timmy Council, hike light; Kathy Council, pencil holder and sharpener and Ruth Rome, pen and pencil set. UaltH Press International Halted Press International By Im iiH F m i RateruUeaal sorrow la beer a year ago but Start Icing tip that cham­ pagne because the pennantbound Dodgers should be put­ ting in tbelr order any day tow. They had to drown their Released; Palmer, Boros, Pro Career At End? AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet. New York Chicago Minnesota B’ltmore Cleveland Boston Detroit Kan. City 70 54 ditto 10 69 55 .557 11 69 58 .543 124 6 t 66 .480 204 59 63 ,476 21 56 66 .45D 23 56 Los Angeles 58 W'angton 46 Wednesday** THEIR FAVORITE FISHING HOLE \t tho goal o f these youthful fisher­ men, ns they were photographed by ltcrnld photographer Bill Vincent Jr. along the lakefront at the boat Imnin. From the left, Daryl McLain, San­ ford; Malcolm and Michael Adams, visiting from Jacksonville, and Wayne Collins, Sanford. (Bill didn’t wait around to see what they caught.) 11 NBA Games On Network NEW YORK (UPI) - The same special network. National Basketball Associa­ “ Indications are good for tion (NBA) will televise 11 a network approximating 60 regular season games and its cities," said Fred Podcsta, annual All-Star game on a special coast to-coast network assistant to president Ned Irish of Madison Square Gar den, who will be managing director of the NBA network GB 80 44 .645 67 .455 23 4 70 .453 24 Nicklaus Rated One-Two-Three AKRON. Ohio ( U P I l- T h e long ball hitter*—Jack Nick­ laus. Arnold Palmer and Jul­ ius Boros among them—were favored today in the field nf 90 teeing off in the first round of the $33,000 American Golf Classic. Because the lung and exact­ ing Flrcslone Country Club course covers 7.165' yards, Minnesota 12 Detroit I booming and accurate tee New York 3 Clev. I, 1st, twi­ shota are the key to success. light New York 3 Clev, 1, 2nd The fairways are narrow and night. well bunkered, leaving little Baltimore 7 L.A. 4, 1st, twi­ margin for error. light The odds-makcr* m a d e L. A. .7 Baltimore 2, 2nd night golf's “ big three" the favor­ Chicago 7 Boston I, night ites, quoting Palmer at 4-1, W’nngton 5 Kansas City 1, Boros at 3-1 and Nicklaus at night C ]. A lot nf golfers did nut NATIONAL LEAGUE agree with the Nicklaus odds. tv 1, I’ct. GH " I f big Jack hits 'em I.os Angeles 76 18 .613 straight he is likely to run St. I a>uI* 69 56 ,552 1 4 away from the field," pre­ 08 57 .541 8 4 dicted Joe Campbell. “ It Snn Fr'sco Fid la. 69 59 .539 9 would take super golf on the Milwaukee tit! 60 .524 It part of Palmer. Boros or any 68 62 .523 It Cln'cti other players to beat him if Chicago 61 a t .512 124 he is hit usual self oil the P’tslig 63 61 ,5118 13 tees." Houston 47 80 2170 364 Nicklaus wasn’ t too happy 40 86 .317 37 New York with his driving Wednesday Wednesday's Result* in his only tuneup round for Pittaburgh 7 Chicago It D ip Classic. Milwaukee II San Francisco 2 “ My tempo ts ofl," he N. Y. at i'hihi., (N ) Ppd, rain complained. L .A. 2 St. I,. 1, (N ), Id inns. Boros said he was “ hit Houston 1 Cincinnati 0, (N ) ting the ball all right." 79 .368 344 Result* Met Triplett, a veteran of eight National Football Lea­ gue seasons and once one of the game's best ground-gainers, apparently has reached the end of his professional career. Only Hie fifth draft choice of the New York Giants in 1633, Triplett went on to be­ come the fifth leading rush­ er in team history befnro he was traded to the Minesota Vikings in 19iit. Earlier this year he was traded (rum the Vikings lu the Cleveland Browns. It was the Browns who dropped the final axe on the aggressive, 31-yearold full­ back, banding him his re­ lease Wednesday only two daya before the oquad was due to leave for t series of West Cosst exhibition gsmes. M. G. 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Discontinued All-Weather Tires 3-TNYLON $ ■ ■ 6 5 TUFSYN W ITH 8.70 x ts Tube-type ttlackwaTL SEC Troubled But ATLANTA (UP1) — The Southeastern C o n f e r * nc*. ■haken by reports o f scandal, Integration and drop-outa, goes into tha 1963 college football season atill rated on* o f tho most powerful confer­ ence* in tho nation. Sluch o f th* between-season publicity has been unfav­ orable to the SEC. Thera have been accusa’ Iona o f gams rig­ ging and deliberate roughness (both now the subject of court suits), the announce­ ment that Kentucky will intro­ duce Negroes into the allwhite conference, and pre­ dictions that Georgia Tech, and possibly others, will go independent. Th* SEC rebounded from one harsh blow Tuesday when a jury held that former Geor­ gia Athletic Director Wally Uutu did not give team se­ crete to Alabama Coach Paul Bryant prior to last fill's game which Alabama won 350, Butts sued the Post for libel and was awaraded $3,060,000 in damages. SEC Commissioner Bernie Moore said the ruling in favor of ButU should help lift the “dark cloud" over college football, ami the SEC in par­ ticular. The Post also carried an Rides 4 Winners SARATOGA SPRINGS, N. Y. (UPI)—Bob Ussery has lust three day* remaining at Aqueduct in which to over take Manuel Ycaia for th* Saratoga Jockey champion ship. He booted home four winners Wednesday to booet his total to 30. Ycaza bad two an the tame program to leave him two up Powerful article accusing Bryant o f teaching hi* players to be de­ liberately rough as a nu-ans o f winning games, Bryant, whoae team* have been beaten only one* In their past 29 games, ha* aued for $3l)U,(XH) on thia charge. Kentucky announced It wna lowering its color burs but school official* insist that there will be no gronts-ln-aid to Negro athletes thia year and tha firit time any can bo expected to be used in varsity competition la 1963. A t least a half duien of the other schools in the 12team conference have said that Negroes will not he a fac­ tor in their scheduling. But la doubtful that school* like Mississippi, Mississippi .Slate and Alabama will go along with th* idea. Georgia Tech has refused to comment on • report that it will withdraw from the SEC this winter. The predic­ tion Is based on Tech'* desire to play a nationwide sched­ ule and to eliminate sharing ita television and bowl re­ ceipts with conference mem­ bers. But ell these problem* do not alUr th* feet that th* Southeastern Conference ap pears set for one of its finest football seaeona. At least four membere of the Dixie dosen—Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia Tech and Florida — figure to rank among the nations! leaders this fall. Louisiana State and Auburn could add themselves to this Rat by solving a few problems. 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French of Alta­ Hardin, Mrs. Sidney Eman­ monte Springs is n surgical uel and Mrs. Ray Williams. Following the opening of patient at Winter Park Me­ the many lovely gifts remorial Hospital. ' Seminole Chapter No. J, Order « f Eastern Star, will hold U* annual Robert Mor­ tis s i n k , next Wednesday, Aug- M , at 7 pm . at the Florida P o w e r Employes’ B u O fk f, In Entarprbe. Members ere requested to bring food and table service far their faraUlei aad guesta. Anyone doslrtag a ride may •ontict M n . Charles Cole at S » m o r ho at tho Masonic Building by fl:lS p.m. Altamonte Mrs. W. a Stamper and Europe. daughter, M a r t y , honored The couple's daughter and M bs Carols* Osierholm and fam ily, f /S g t and Mr*. her wedding attendants with Jam** Haynes, aad tfcraa a bridesmaids' ham boon, children, art stationed at the Monday at the Mayfair Ian. Semback Air Fare* Biae, A whit* and gold eoicr Bear Kysar Santera, in parscheme was can ted oat In many. When the Bear Lake eoepb decorations with a centerarrived in Germany tba two piece of white roees. Pise* famllka Immediately depart­ cards were miniature whit* ed by esr to sea how many European scenic points could candles with tiny root hods held, in small Mold candle be visited daring their vaca­ holders. tion. Miss Osterbola presented They visited Luxembourg, her attendants with abort France, Belgium, England, Holland and Bwibarlaad. In whit* gloves and her maid of Germany the group camped honor, Miss Stamper, with a one night ia the famous silver charm inscribed "Car­ "B lack Forest" where the ole* and Wally—H O ." T h o bosteases presented scenery and mountains were beautiful. They also found the M bs Osterholm with a copper Rhine Valley a veritable chafing dish. A luncheon of fairyland of eastbs and scen­ tropical fruit waa served to the guests. ery. Invited to ahar* the event The next visit coincided were the honoree, her mo­ with the celebration of Hei­ delberg Castle, which b held ther, Mrs. Robert Osterholm, once e month commemorat­ her grandmother, Mrs. G. H. ing the burning of tho castle Rhtnd; the groom’s mother, ■bout 400 years ago. Colorful Mrs. Wally Phillips, Miss lights expertly directed at Merritt Phillips. M bs Jesnne the castle produced Use Illus­ Robson, Miss Bobby Munson, ion that it b afire. The group Mrs. Audrey Lovett and Mbs sat on the banks of the Rhine Beth Morgan. Personals MISS SUSAN 1I1ERS Family Celebrates First Birthday O f Youngster B p M a n Gtteakad Joseph Scott Tufts, son of S g t and Mrs. Joseph Tufts, o f North Orlando, was very much surprised r e c e n t l y when tho family held a party la eciebraiioa o f his first birthday. Ho didn’t quite understand what waa going on but was delighted with tho eako with a big candle en tho fop snd all tbe commotion made by h b brothers, David and Glen, and sister, Shelly, Special guesb at the party were h b grandmother, Mrs. Joseph Tufts Sr., of Poindana Gardens, Stuart, and an aunt, Mrs. A. Shcrwln, of Templeton, Mass. They were enroute to Massachusetts and stopped over for the celebra- Coach and Mrs, Ed Gratton have moved from theta home on Reiter Avenue in Longwood to Kau Gallic, where he has accepted a teaching posi­ tion. Mr. and Mrs, B. R. Gray have as their guests at theta home on Palmetto Avenue their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Watson and children, Margaret, Can­ dy and Christie, of Scatti- Personals Friends will regret to learn that 51rs. Harvey Dunn un­ derwent aurgery in the Hali­ fax Hospital, D- ytona Beach, Thursday. She may be home the early part of next week. Theta daughter (liae) Mra, John Earl Ogden, and chil­ dren of Jacksonville are helping to take care of Mr. Dunn and the bouae while Mra. Dunn b away. Personals Diane Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Smith, Tullls Avenue, Is visiting with her aunt and uncle, Mr. snd Mrs. C. M. Rabun, in Quincy, Fla. Mrs, Vada Gunter snd daughters, Kathy and Linda, have returned home after a vacation and visit with rela­ tive! and friends in Bcckley, W. Va. Mrs. Gunter's eon, Gary, also accompanied the group but decided to remain for a longer visit. Ho will return home this weekend. Enterprise JOSEPH SCOTT TUFTS (Herald Photo by Mona Grinstead) DeBary Personals By Mrs. Adam Muller 5Imea. Laura wrown, Carl Little, K. Reilly and C. Beck attended the musical comedy "Flower Drum Song," In Or­ lando, last Wednesday even­ Mr, and Mr*. Walter Be­ ing. thea and children, Debbie, 51rs. 51. Mueller of NarctaDale and Cindy Keeling and John Herbs! have returned ua Drive bea her granddaugh­ from a vacation and visit ter, Mallnda Mueller, of Little with relatives in Plainfield, Rock, Ark., staying with her until school opens. N- J. Enroute they stopped for ■ Mr*. William Lakeman of tour o f tha Luray Caverns, in Virginia. They alio toured Sanford Avenue has as her Miss A n n a many Interesting places in houaeguesta, New York City, Including Lakeman of New York City and 51las Evelyn Ojerbolm Radio City Music HalL of Bayskle, Long bland, N. Jimmy Daniel*, of Miami, Y. They will vblt Boca Raton arrived thb weekend for a and placet of interest while v b it with tha Johnny Davis here. family. He plans to stay until time for school to start Personals Bridesmaids' Lunch Held At Mayfair Irm Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Smith celebrated their 18th wedding anniversary last week. As­ sisting with the celebration were .Mrs. Smith's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Willis, of Winter Haven, and her sla­ ter, Mrs. Edward Murray and son, Edward Jr., of Talla­ hassee, while viewing the spectacular When a man has an arm­ scene. While In France the tourists ful of bundles, open tbe door enjoyed a boat ride up the for him. It won't detrset Seine and arrived in time for from your status as a lady. the centennial of Notre Dame Cathedral, that occurs every 100 years. The Cathedra! b now 100 years old. Points of interest visited In England were the tower of London, steeped la history of the ages and the British un­ known soldier's tomb, in Westminster Abbey. A vbit was also paid to the French unknown soldier’s tomb at the Arch de Triumphs. Madame Tussard’a W a x Museum, in London, was very interesting and the group was impressed with tho lifelike qualities of the famous fig­ ures. As an example a true to life figure eg * aleaping beauty, breathing peacefully as in sleep was fascinating. In Holland the wlndmllb were objects that drew much attention as well as the dow­ ers and the general cleanli­ ness of the country and Us people. The group stopped to pick flowers in Flanders Field. At the end of the exciting trips the tourists were not ex­ hausted but felt like they could start all over again. They not only enjoyed the scenery but found the people to be extremely friendly ex­ cept in France. The Kinneys agreed that this was one va­ cation that they would like to do all over again next year. Third Birthday Celebrated By North Orlando Girl To remove itelns caused by axle grease or dirty ma­ chine oil, rub with cooking oil and let it stay 15-20 min­ utes to loosen any csrbon, iron rust, and other soil particlta. Then blot up the oil with a sponge or paper towe b . Repeat thb treatment, if necessary, and bunder in hot soap or detergent suds. ice cream and cake. The group sang "Happy Birthday, U sa" as she opened the gifts from her young friends. Playmates attending were Donna Wszolck, David and Sherry Carr. Pat Campbell, Timmy Grinstead and the honoree’a brother and sister, Kenny snd Pam. Money, savings bonds and stocks are truly acceptable graduation gifts. To make forget your a weekend as soon as aure you won't thank-you note to hostess, write tt you get home. Weddinf RINGS w Gwnltney Jewelers 201 8. Park FA 3-8593 BACK-TO-SCHOOL LISA NALL Those who frequently drop In on a friend without phon­ ing first may soon find that tho welcome mat baa worn thin. Casselberry renan of Axalea Drive are en­ tertaining Mr*. 5Iulrenan'i niece, Diane Sundbye, ol Mra. J. 51. King, ton John Brooklyn, N. Y. and two grandsons. Junior and Gary King, of Phoenix, Aria., apent last week with her daughter and family, 5lri. Daniel Lott, of Cassel­ berry. They also spent a cou­ ple of Uaya with friends and relatives In Hileah and Key West. Personals BACK . TO - BOOKS At Milady’* Shoppe Cool Fabrics For School Serrano. R sjon A Cot­ ton, Linen Like Fabric*. Reg. l . t t ----------- O O c CHILDREN’S ^ QUALITY SHOES Embroidered Liaatno Reg. $2.90 _ ----A TO B WIDTHS STUDENT DESKS Arne I Jersey Prints, Solids. Re*. 31.59 to SUM 1M% Dacron Batiste A Pussywillow Lar*e selection In Mapl", Walnut, Mahogany, also Unfinished Desk* , , , , All at a Savings All-Wool and Wool Blends $29.95 Styled for the campus , . , ehoone from a grand assortment o f pattern* that nr* tailored in the style you like. Open Fri. Nights, Close Wed. Noon PROPER FITl VJfl. SSE ™ M E J B E B M B I UrY All At On* Tim*! “IF IT WALKS - WE FIT IT* W* Are Open Air 2439 FRENCH AVE. Personals By Shirley Wentworth Recent weekend guests at the Lake Asher Circle homo of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ja­ cobs were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Kerr and m o and Mrs. Jaeob'a sister, Mrs. Ardina McClain, all of Key West. Other recent guests at the Jacobs home were Mr. By Mona Grinstead snd Mrs. L. D. Pasta, of Seven youngsters helped Orsnge City. Lisa Nall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nall, cele­ Lt. Col. and Mrs. T. J. brate her third birthday at a Spells and four children, of small party given In her hon­ Citrus Heights, Calif., bar* arrived for a two week visit or by her parents at their with Mrs. Spells' sister and home in North Orlando. family, Mr, and, Mrs. C. L. The guests, who were too Brunk, on Lake Aiher Circle. y o u n g to play organlred Col. Spells is stationed at the games, enjoyed balloons and Mather Air Force Base, In California. suckers and refreshments of fm lM if ll'MF“n u’aThrifly1 1)0 M 0f Y our W w h At 0 m T l|M _ KW ITE- WHITE LAUNDRY Joseph Jakubein of S ia m calibrated his third birthday on Saturday, Aug. IS, at a cookout held at tho b o m e l his parents, Ur. and Mr*. Ivan Jskubcln, f o r etoa* friends and members of tho family. Those attending from Slavia included Ur. and Mrs. Georg* Jskubcln Jr. and children, Debbie and George; Mr*. Emily Jskubcln and son, A n drew; Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Jskubcln and sons. Daeid and John, Mr. and Mrs. Mi­ lam Jskubcln and children, Milam and Connie and F. A. Jskubcln, Guests from Oviedo were Mr. and Mr*. George Kelsey and daughter, Mary Jane; Mrs. Robert M cCalister and son, Russell, and the bott­ o m 's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Brown. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. Lex Able and chil­ dren, Randy and Alexis of Winter Park, Mr. and Mrs. II. T. Brown of Sanford and Mr. and Mrs.1 C. L. Maudlin and son, nlchard, and Mrs. Nina Taylor and son, Steven, of Jacksonville. ATTENDANTS for the Oaterholm-Phlllps wed­ ding were honored at a bridesmaids’ luncheon, Monday. L eft to right ere Miss Marty Stemper, maid o f honor nnd co-hostess, Miss Curolee Os­ terholm and back row, Mrs. W. H. Stemper, hos­ tess, the bride-elect’s mother, Mrs. It. E. Oster­ holm and Mrs. Wally Philips, mother of the fu­ ture groom. (Herald Photo) Re*. I U * A 1198 Wash In Comfort t Third Birthday Celebrated By Slavia Tot Furniture ANFORD HOE IT PAYS TO SHOP AT fco& Len. Milady’* Shoppe O f Fine Fabrics 1«4 S. Park 133-0313 MENS gnolia Ave- W EAR Phone F A 2-1535 �a - - / Am . (Da ah dbby 2 DEAR ABBY: I usually agree with your answers, but 1 think you were wrong to tell that 14-year-old girl who was only holding hands with a boy at the baseball game that “ any show o f affection was out of place In public” . What's wrong with hold­ ing hands in public, Abby? Isn't it e lot better than doing other things on the sneak? Are you getting to be an old fogy or something? You sure let us kids down this time. DISAPPOINTED DEAR DISAPPOINTED: I’m sorry if I let you down, but if It's any consolation, you have lots of com­ pany. There is NOTHING wrong with holding hands. But it leads to other displays of affection, such us slipping the arm around the waist. Then a big controversy develops over WHERE the waist begins and where it ends. Honest affection is beautiful but a hands-off policy in public is a good safe-guard for a girl's reputa­ tion. And a boy's, too. • • • • DEAR ABBY: I visited my son recently and never was I hurt more in my life. My daughter-in-law works part-time for a doctor, and all the time 1 was there she worked, which Was all right with me because it gave me a chance to cook, sew, keep her house and take care of her two adorable children. The killing blow came when her best friend called me up and told me that my daughter-inlaw ASKED the doctor to let her work full time during my visit there because she hated me and did not care to be at home while I was there. dtamsmak&ii By M n . H. L. Good afternoon. How about trying soma real good tuna recipes this week! We have some tasty ones. These were tested by the Home Econo­ mists of the Tuna Research Foundation. Here's the first one, SAVORY TUNA LOAF. 3 eggs 14 cup milk 2 cups suit bread crumbs U cup minced union Vi tsp. thyme 1 tsp. tail U tip. pepper 3 cans (GW or 7 oz. ea.) tuna In vegetable oil Combine eggs, milk, bread crumbs and seasonings in mixing bowl. D e a t until blended. Add tuna, mix thor­ oughly. Turn into a full-lined loaf pan 7'a by 3' j by 214 inches. Bake In a moderate oven 330 degrees for 43 min­ utes. Lift out of pan. Pull down foil from sldea and lift loaf off foil with wide spat­ ula. Garnish with lemon slices and serve with parsley sauce. PARSLEY SAUCE X can condensed cream of celery soup Vi cup milk S tbspi. chopped parsley Combine undiluted soup end milk; stir over low heal until hot. Add parsley. TUNA POTATO PUFF > eggs V4 cup milk I cups soft bread crumbs V4 cup alncsd onion 3 tbsps minced parsley M tsp. salt M tsp. dry mustard Vi tsp. peppsr S cans tuna in vegetable oil 1 envelope Instant msahed potatoes H cup shredded Amertciii Cheese Combine eggs, milk, bread crumbs, onion, parsley and seasonings in Urge mUing bowl. Beat until blended. MU In tuna. Turn Into a A Inch pis plats. Bsks in a moderate JTT'n 330 degree! 40 minutes. Remove from oven. Increase oven heat to very hot (330) Prepare mashed potatoes sc cording to package directions season to Usta. Pile pot atoe on top of tuns mUture; sprirv kle with cheese. Place under broiler best or in oven until cheese reaches melting point. TIC-TAC-TOE TUNA SANDWICHES 1N 9 *R — ftf* 9 By Abigail Van Buran Do you think I should talk to my son about this? HURT MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: First, your informant is more o f a fool than a friend, and may even lie a liar. So. ignore the report and enjoy your Visit. V. S. With a "best Mend” like her, your daughter-in-law doesn't need any enemies. • • • • DEAR ABBY: 1 am a girl o f 11. but 1 am very big for my age. My problem is I don't know how to ask my mother for a braa. But that isn’t the hardest part. She is handicapped with and even if she said yes my Dad would have to buy It for me, and that would be very embarrass­ ing. Please tell me what to do because I am getting ashamed. "JUST ME” Qacnby Gn Btddqsi Th« last few columns have covered favorable aaeamptloea from Marshall Miles' new book “ All Fifty-two Cards,* Declarer muit find certain cards where he wants them, end he will make his contract only If the cants behave nice­ ly. Another type assumption la the pessimistic outlook. The contract looks easy, so yon start to guard against bad breaks. Now let's sea what can happen to you at five hearts. The contract looks protty good. You hare lost the open­ ing spade but can ruff your other epnde and If trumps break favorably you will make an overtrick. You also have no worries about a 3-1 trump break. You will only make five odd If you DEAR “ ME” : Confide in an aunt, a grown girl cousin or even a friend­ ly neighbor lady. And I'm sure one of them will be glad to take you shop, ping. And it is nothing to be asham­ ed of, honey, so^ don’ t be timid. CONFIDENTIAL TO S. G.: We do not count n mutt's years until he has nothing else to count. • • • • Tell your troubles to Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, please send a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. • • • • Getting married? For Abby'e booklet. “ How To Have A Lovely Wedding", send 50 cents to Abby. West will. ftK IO T VQltlf • Ql A A Q J 1 IU whom «J7«3 *«« s o c t n (D> A ll fA lllll AR J «T 1 Both vulnerable i Wee* North Kart Paoa 1 4 3* 4S PM 49 Part Flee »♦ Fa*a Pooe fa n Part I f don’t pick up the queen, but five la all you have bid. How about four trumps In one hand. East almost surely w ont hold them, but mayba Chaaa#* • F ew or ABC l i s i l i l Itepeet W i n e Peeehee Bdltertel Attest!# W eelh er ur**t iita d lieee Heweeese MIC-Flo. Mew a Iparte P lstere ( t) tutorial Uinteeet SiSS II) W esthsr skew II) 1:11 IS) 1:41 ( » 1:41 ID risk l e i wltk ben Westbsr Brevard Mewe Is e r ll H u n t Hastier Brlsklep It) Kaskaaied Mlrree 7:41 II) Tail Are Tkera (t> bill# rartnera (D This Week la Sports T ill ( I ) W alter C rea klle — News T ill ( I ) Wide Country ( I ) Broedw ay Ooee lA lla f t ) Talr F ieh a n e# M S I ) r* rrr Maeoa ID l»onno Us*d Show 1:1* I t ) Dr. Kildare sugar. Beat the egg yolks and I I ) L e a v e It Ta Beavar Mr Thrvv B-.ni remaining milk, cold. Add to lit# IS) I t ) ThS Terlllaht Zona sauce • :30 (21 Lively nun first mixture. Beat s | | I t ) MirlUle'a Navr whites stiff and dry. Fold in t l ; « l it ) Tha rturvva ( t ) Alcoa prvtnlaro to mixture and pour into l 4 tsp. salt 1 tsp. lemon Jules 3 taps. Worcestershire 8 slices bread Pimento Pitted ripe olives Combine tuna, celery, may­ onnaise, salt, lemon Juice and Worcestershire sauce. Pile tuna mixture uti bread slices. Cut pimento In thin strips and arrange in tic-Uc-toe design on top of tuna. Fill pimentooutlined squares with olive slices and x's of pimento. • • • These recipes and many more are In ■ booklet that you may obtain by writing to Dept, loo Tuna Research Foundation, Ferry Building Terminal Island, Calif., and asking for tho booklet "Tuna; As You Like It." • • • : + J10I3 TH U R SD A Y P. M. («> Huntlee * Can you do anything about this? Yes, you can. You win East's club lead with your queen and lead a heart Then you finesse dum­ my's Jack. If the finesse loses *• v. «KJ> I l f SSI ARM TELEVISION IS * ( I ) (S) (I) M l tl> S ill ( I ) i 1:11 <t> #•11 ( I ) 1:11 IS) By Oswald Jacoby von will still make your con­ tract Actually It wins, but East show* out Now you cash the king o f hearts, get back to your hand with a diamond, ruff your last spade, and lots a trump trick in the cool of the evening. Suppose that Eaat had led a spade at trick tw o! You should ruff in dummy, return to your hand with club or diamond, and take the heart fineiae just the same in order to guard against that bad trump break. TONIGHT 4:44 (1) Make Doom for 1:14 (4 ) M id-Dap Depart 11:11 ( I ) KMC Maw* Mapert 1)44 (S> Kswa * W eather ( D The Ml* r e r a n I D M id-Fla. 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She m ikea friends with tha greatest of ease and is often envied by other women be­ cause of her popularity. The women who envy bar would do well, instead, to emulate her. She likes to meet new people u d shows It in sev­ eral ways. Aha ta friendly and interested at the first meeting. She remembers tho person’s name, and goes nut of her way to speak first the next time they meet. And she Is always quick to Intro­ duce a new acquaintance to and old friend. She talks enough to put other people at ease, but not enough so that she aver mon­ opolists the conversation. Whoa someone else is doing the talking she listens with a responsiveness that la both satisfying and flattering. She laughs easily, ao that the little incident someone else tells for a laugh never falls flat. Other women are comfor­ table In her presence, for she doesn't try to outdo them, ByRuth give herself a Mf M id. V As at I t op. She doesn't seem te lead to always be right the U pleasant and agree, able with womea u she la with mao. She can make small talk with anybody. It isn’t es­ pecially scintillating — hut It la friendly and interesting and lively. Not one of the traits that won her tha reputation for being a delightful person b difficult to acquire. Anyone ean develop warmth end • tat thbgs lor ROnANDB to consider: “ Happier Wives (Mats be husbands),’’ Juat send » cents to Rath MlDett Reader Service c/e The lo w ted Herald). F.O. Bex WS, Dept. A. Radio City Station. New York U. N.Y. Walter Breasts, Graapa McCoy on “ The Reel MeCoya* on the CBS Television Nat* work, b e real-li/s grasp* to 14 grandchildren. SKATE Fun for all ages! TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES • Florida’! Fiieet Far Rent- Day, Week or M s a t k . Good MaeMaea. Prleea Reasonable. Drop in, pick out the machine and taka It with you. • Compbte Slack Bar • Ctnaeee — Begtaaere A Advanced HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. 314 Magnolia Ave., Sanford Open Evening! Just O ff Hwy. 17-02 On The D og Track Rd. QotorW i llitl IS) Naericopv buttered baking dish. Bake I t ) Slurphr Martin Nvwv ID New Itvporta 30 minutes in a moderate U llS (S) U ld -ria . rin a t Haoven 330 degrees. Serve im­ port mediately. H ill ID W eather Shew 11:14 14) Kpnrlo D u e l • • • CITRUS ICE 1 envelope unllavured gelatin 14 cup cold water ‘i cupa sugar 1 can (A ot.) frozen fruit con­ centrate (grapefruit, orange or tangerine) 2Vi cups buttermilk Sprinkle gelatin on cold wa­ ter In saucepan to aoiten. Place over low heat, stirring constantly until gelatin is dis­ solved. Remove from heat. Add sugar and stir until dis­ solved. Blend fruit concen­ Here Is Olga Hunter's ver­ trate with buttermilk. Stir In sion of TUNA BURGERS that gelatin mixture, turn into sbe served at the recent Leg freezing tray. When partially Ion Auxiliary meeting at her frozen, remove to bowl and boms. beat until smooth. Return to 2 cam tuna tray and freeie until firm. U eup celery chopped fine Make* 1U quarts. Vi cup onion chopped fine • • • 1 tbsp. green pepper chopped LOW CALORIE FRENCH fine DRESSING 1 tbsp. mayonnaise, enough Combine in a pint Jar t 8to moisten and hold mix ounce can undiluted grape­ turs together fruit juice concentrate. It Fill hamburger buns with cup tomato catchup and ** mixture. Wrap in foil and cup salad oil. Shake until baka In oven 30 minute* at blended, store in refrigerator. 330 degrees. • • • • • • FRUIT SALAD DRESSING GREEN CORN Dir ad 2 tablespoons undilut­ SPOONBREAI) ed orange or grapefruit con* A tart corn (2 cups) centrate with it cup mayon­ A cups milk naise or French dressing. Vi cup corn meal 1 tsp. salt Glassware will really gleam 1 tbsp. sugar if it la dried with • "special" 14 cu p butter or m argarine towel. U*« another for the 3 eggs Cut corn kernels thin from dishes and silverware, and n the cob. Add to 2 cups hot third to wipe the puts and milk. Stir in rom mral and pans. salt. Continue to stir and cook mixture 4 minute* fr to ” * til Estate—Mortgages Park Ave. FA 2-2120 mna Park FA 2-T495 Evening* 2-2877 FA 2-382U FA 2 M00 (4) \Veither IlitS ( D IKlIywoed lle r la Cavaleada H i l l ( D Channel S Theater 11:11 ( I ) Tonlta Show 1:11 IS) N ow . F R I D A Y A . 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Won the coveted Manufacturers Team Award In ths ruggad Shalt 4000 Rally across Canads . . . this contlnsnt's toughest test of car endurance, And won its class In ths Mobil Economy Runl i cans tuna In vegetable Vi eup finely diced celery Vi eup mayotuuUo RIDE OUT '63 IN A W INNER-SEE YOUR (FORD je n MORRISON, Inc. S a if o r d . n o r id e �I 114 1(1 •1* E tx iiN Other than Rat art ta, lavtttlxatlona, Sheriff Equipment, SkPrlff Sbarirt TO TAL AFPROPHIATTOXR n n c i t v R r o ll c o g m .v o e n c tB i: c o c n t t jtjdob complaint* I r o n th# ptrbll* re ta rd in g th# Budget* far Iba Floral Taar beginning October 1. 1M I. a ad ending Soptomhar M. I I R and thereupon tentatively adopt tba Budget* far Iba aald parlod. Tha O ntallva budgata ara aom mart tad aa foU mi n n n n v e for continohhcie* — lo f l l Hummarr alalamant th aw ing receipt*, aupendltura*. Halaacaa. raaaraaa and propoaad ta* m llla#*. ( P allia had la fall) ESTIMATE! O f P I T K l t M ARB U C M F T I M W ta u r a c m s m m u m n N M I t O U COrNTT fob r a a r u e a t m b b i P i x s i t r o i u i aa, n h ■B A D AMD M I M E P l t O r o a T B B FI PC l b i n a P t M l S I R P T R R B M B 11 lip Taaaa M l mllla oa Aaaaaaad V alaalloa a f 144.1*4,***.*• 9)14.441aa 11* Taaaa 1.44 Mllla on Aaaaaaad V a la a lloa of 104.1a*.taaaa m til Railroad A Talaarapb tJcaaaaa 4*4.44 Oaaollao Taa I»% o f tha Tib Cant tl Mi Inaaranra Aaanta Ucaaaaa Ma.PP 111 111-1 , Ooaolln* T a t from Ika Board o f 191 Arthropod Control From Plata Hoard nt Adm lnlttrallon 11 Haalth Par. 111.111 (1 ) Htata I ll.tO M l 119 Motor Fuat Taa. 14% o f tha 11bCoat l ttt Arthropod Control from Plata Board ad Raelap L'ommlaalon Fund* 112 Itaaltk P*c. 111.1*1 (1 ) Plata 1 4.*♦•.#« l i t Intaroat o f Tima Aacounia l Ill T a t Dotd Overbid* 1.1*444 141 111 Mlaraltanaoaa Helmbur.ttnenta 1 IM Ranalpta from Adrarllalap Delinquent Taaaa 4,l o a n I M CMbar .Vuo-Karon uo Raealpla l IM RtacUon F iling Faao 4.4*4M 111 I IT O cca pallon il lJrantaa t*,j*4.*4 TOTAL BPT1MATBO RBCBIFTB 111 B tvarag* Ucanaaa 9*444.## 11* B uildin g Permit# and X onlag Faa* ai.oaa.aa 141 tntaraat an Tim a Dopoalt* 4,te*.oa *4% o f nw nW ATfiD RRCBIPTR 111 through 111—d oth Induelvo— Karat* Faa# ii.ooo.an BALANCKR TU UR BROUGHT FO RW ARD ; CAPH 111 Rrcalpta from Land-Fit) Operation* 1,#**a* TO TAL KSTIHATBO KKTR1PTP A.VO BALANCKR IM Hatarkfraamanta from W alfara A Tubaee ESTIMATED R i m i R I — M A O A ID BRUM eular Patlanta l.aaa.l* K nflntorlna Serrlcaa ITI la la o f Orora Product* t.loa a a 411 IM Iton-Rarana# Pacalpta I.Mt.M 411-4 Ralarr Road Puparlniandant. O f fie# Manager and Othar Kapanaa# A lt-* Aatarr County KnRlaaar, Btaff A Kapanaaa 41A Fra* Labor 111 llalnlananea af flroa od* t i t o f Estimated Raealpla 4 III Malntananca o f Tool*, Kqulpmant, Balancta lo bo Brought Farw ardi Utah 1 M acblntrr, ota. I ll OaaollB*. Oila, i t a to tal n m x A T in R n cm rra a m 431 Hood Malarial* RALAVCKP • 111 Pnrcbaaa o f Right-O f-W ay a a m iA T B i a i r a i i a i — a a m u p c x d 411 Kaponao o f Procuring K lghio-ot W ar 111 Balarl** af County Oommlaalonara and 4*4 Drainage and W ater Conirol Krpanaaa I 114 Itnad Machinery and Equipment 111*1 Par filam A T rarat Bepanaaa, Couaty HI Payment to C lip o f Panford on t i l l Oommlaalonara Ta* Roll :i 9 *utary, CLrk o f Board o f County >11-4 Payment to Tow n o f Or Iado oa IIM Commlaalonara T a t Roll Itl Ralarr, Buparvlaor af Raalatralton P ll -t Payment to Tow n o r lueogwood an I II] 11* (Salary, Attorney fo r Boord A K ipen.a# Taa Hull 111 Clark or circu it C ourt for Oanaral Court *11-1 Payment lo Tow n o f Altamonia Spring, Work on 1411 Taa Hull Ml CommlHlona ta Taa A tw a m r >11-4 Paymant to Tow n of Cuaoelbarry •* 11A Commlaatona to Taa Collaotop oa 1*11 Tba flail SIT Coronar'a Inquout 111*1 Payment to Tow n of North Ortaodo aa 1*1 R epair* lo Court Houaa 1111 T a s R oll 141-1 Janitor, Malnlonanro A ortic* A Bspenoo# 141-9 L ight*. F u .l A W a ltr TOTAL APPHOPIUATIONB 141-1 Inauronea 111 RESERVE FOR COrnTNaBMCINP 141-4 Talaphon* A Talagrapb RESERVE r o i l CAPII BALANCE TO BB CAB 141-9 Ineldanlal* HIED FOHWAHD Janitor's iupplla# Parries A Malnlantneo a f Equipment TOTAL RITW1BT Tl Maintenance o f rMbar County Ownad r u t i n a t Ka o r a a r n c u abb r k b v t i Adm lnlalratlr* B u lldln at la a u o L a c o c .r n Ralary, County J u .lt . t m k r r r a i d i i i k i .s u f u n d K iponaoo of Klaetlon A Raalatratlonu m b r a a f i s c a l t e a r e n d i a n b e f t k m b b b aa. Laaaa-Purehaao o f V oting Machine* Ho Taaaa .14 Mllla on Aaaaaaad Valuation A dyertl'ln g Required by L aw of 144.too.000.00 fl| A d r trlliln x Delinquent T a ia a TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTS |1C Ruppllaa. County Commlaalonara Only A Talapbnna Oanaral Stationary, Blanka, lupplta*. s i r 41% o f M T T V A T rD RKCBtPTB | R ecord Hooka UALANCEB TO BB BROUOHT FO RW ARD : C A M Patary of Circuit Judx* A Secretary Circuit Jnilaa’a O ftlca Banana* A TOTAL n a riU A T E D RBGElPTa AND ^ Ttlaphoa# BALANCKB ft Kapanaaa af Arm ory ■m t w a t b d a i f a r s a i nr r a a i w a n d m s s u m u Maintenance o f tb t County Horn* A 111 Intaroat on Fundod Indebtedneao Expaeata 7(1 Commlaalona and Bapanaaa Balary of County Phyalelasa 141 779 Principal oa Fundod ladobudaaou 1 Tuboreular lloopltal* 111 >41 ■naanlly Inquiries TOTAL APPROPHTATIONR ’ l General W alfara III Pit HRKKKVE F o il OONTTNORttCUBP l t l -1 F o .ta r Hum# Car# HERBRVB FOR CARII BALANCE TO B B CAR. W alfara Adm lnlttrallon III RIED FO RW ARD M om llal Sorrlcu for thu Tndlaant lib Balary, Barrleu Offleara A Eapen.ep in TOTAL BtTDOKT * "7 ! C lrll Dafanaa 171 ESTIMATES OF E EV B R rB P AN D RECEIPTS 171 Oparatlaa Kapanaaa, A rthropod Control a # HI SOI.B COI RTV K iponaoo of County Kanin# Cnm m ltiloa 171 CAPITAL O lT L A V HKBKEVK FURP Ratary o f County Aaonla A Eaponiaa 111 FOB THK FISCAL THAR ERDIRO BRPTBEBKB PR o th o r Eap.n.oa, A arlcu llu rn l Department 441-9 141 Intareal ou Tim * Accounts County Eahlblt iii-a Bamlnol* County Poll Conaorratio# 441-4 TOTAL ESTIMATED BDCXIPT9 D litrlct Eipanaaa L O P 1% Bamlnol* County Faraatar paym ant lo Florida Board a f Foraelry *1% o f KPTI1IATBD niCCErrTS A Parka fo r County F lro Control UALANClbl TO UR OltOt’ OHT FO RW ARD CAdH Unit Publicity TOTAL niTIM A T E D RECEIPTB AND (Solaria* A Erpanaaa, C ou aty Faalllty BALANOBM Raappralaal—Dam Aaaaaaoy KSTIMATMD RXPBRBBB— Animal Walfara CAPITAL OLTLAV RESERVE FFRD Som lnola County P articipation In Eaat lit Furchaaa or land for a n d /or cuaalrurttua Cantrat Florida H aaloaal Flannlna o f Cuunty Homo Council TtfTAL APPIIOPItl ATION8 Furnltura A Platuraa fur Court Houao SSI IlKrfKrtVU FOR CONTI.NGENCIER Equipment, Arthropod C ontrol Proararn TOTAL UL’ DOKT Refund o f Iltv tn u t Collected la Prior F leet! Taar x t o m h-k DO y o u ‘ — WANT IT FRIED, ! POACHED OQ_> SCRAM B L I D ) w fiT l W f a EEK1 egjswiF•opw V Q L o o w r th e FRIED |H ff>fflA iy THBCAPT3M 19 A CUTTHBOAT TWO MAY— . FALCON ALLfT&COSTItf M E S A UTILE T M E T b lftA lM l HIM To COME, SACK 1 0 M B /I „ W N a W IU IB AMP Hifl WONPEWUl. WOODEN / 10U WHWTLBf I TELLXXJlf THINK I DO DOC, HEW GOING TO I fSO ----- I I f T jd NO, S t / w Mxrte D O Ill, UT Mg TAKEA n te MUtM- 7xe ruts oacx. ycu } #*&. ano Be DC BOOWUMP. A iv I O K V H You'Re ®UO* WITH 17/ LOST: $23 Rew ard foe retura o f im iU Do$, b U ck with ■ n u ll amount o f whltg. loaf heir. FA 2-37SJ. LOST: German »hort Pointer, mile. Tetto to ear. XU. Loat vicinity of Fera Park. Reward. TE M U * anytime. ______ VACUUM CLEANER repair*, part*, aupplita for Elwtr#tux, Kirby, Hooter, AirWay, Ib"t-Alr ate. Fre# pickup. J’ rw and Uaed cleaners u k i. FA 2-2782. CARD OF THANKS To the many friend* and neighbor* who were »o very generous with their m i** lane# and Ihe many ex* presawni of tympaUiy to ui during the recent lost at our brother Wilbur K. Blaekwelder, we extend our molt heartfelt appreciation. Vara * Woody Andtrsoa The Blaekwelder Family ■FFICTRNCt Apanm«at or F irst S t Near S c ity k w I t r k iH M a pad * v p k | ator##. N o aUlMy a b trg m . APARTMENT * Trailer, i old . No peti. FA 2 2444. I BEDROOM CB Houie. KID cbeo equipped. Carports, utility. Largo corner lot 1333 Elliott Ave. Near B i l Park. Phone FA X-20M or FA t-2324. BEDROOM Apartment Quiet neighborhood. FA 2* 1462 from 1:30 to 6 p. m. Monday thru Friday. Fh. FA 2-4301 any other time. FURN. A p t 2300 Mdlonville, Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. up, Surplui City, an W. lit. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Clean and d o ie in. Jlmmi# Cowan. 322-4013. 2 BEDROOM houie. Kitchen equipped. $73. FA 2-265*. 121 LAUREL DRIVE I BEDROOM, kitchen equip, ped Houie. $U a month, Ph. FA 2-6457. TO TAL AITROPR1ATIONW S il Reearro for Contlneoneloo llaaervo far Cash llatanca to ha Carrlod Forward TO TAL IHTIK1KT 171,13< ESTIMATES OP NEVENCRB ARB RBCEIFTa BK E l ROLE C O U R T ! FIRM ARD FOR FE ITU RE FURR FO E T H E P1RCAL TE.AE E R M R O BPSFTKHRKE M. IBM 140 Taaaa .44 mllla on Aaaaaaad Valuation o f lM,t00,M>4.0( *144.111 111 Flnaa Coata and all oth ar Fata, ota. Ill.aat 141 Jntaraat on Tima Dopoallo 1.10 lie Faao— from County Jud#o IT.Idi i i % o r x*m STATED RnCEtPTB UAI-ANCkE TU UK URuCOHT FO R W A R D : CABH M U , THERE COES OOF 7FT TO A CAREER ON THE RAthO WAVES OF v , THU WORLD- r Office 204 W. First K aTIH A TE tl EXPERSFA— FINE AND FOEFEITUB 17* Ralary. Jusanllo Coanaolor, Racratary A Kipenaea 111 Ralary, County Proaaoutln# Attorney It* Ralary o f Hheriff 114-1 Ralary or Dotiullao A AialManto 114-1 Ralarr, Aealalanta A Clark*—County Judx* lit Clark o f Circuit Court, Fooa A Coal* 111 Juallc* of Peace, Faa* A Coata IIS Conatahlea. Faa* A Coata UT County Pruatcutln# Attorney Convic­ tion Faaa 131 W ltnta* Fans A Juror Faa* 13* Other Court Coata A Faaa 111 Kapanaaa Other than Balarlaa, Couaty Jude* SPACIOUS Home, Rosa Court, S Bdrm. 1 bath. $133 n o , *17*4 Ph. FA 2-0219 or FA 2-2376. T trrA L KMT1UATKD RECEIPTB L1»U 1% 11% OF BaTfMATED RECEIPT* lU LAN inW TO HE IIIIOUCUITFO R W A R D : CASH I.7M.H TOTAL ESTIMATED RECEIPTB AND BALANCER 11,117.40 ESTIMATED BXPRRSBS— LAKE MART F IR E CORTROL UI STRICT FUND 124 Commlaalon to th* T a i Aeaaaaor | (l 14 371 Commlaalon ta tha T a t C ollector 41.44 Itl Xipanaaa, Flra Equlpmaat * Bupptlao llla .ll RENTALS If you hava a home job with to rent or lease, or, M * |.l|o.«0 177.M you're looking for an excep. IM S! tionally good rental home, check with Sanford's U r » 12,117ae eat rental and property | }| ( y«0 04 1311,131.** management firm. We'K 11.031,17 7 *4 both be glad you didl II <>11,177 *0 TOTAL APPROPR7AT10NB Sit HE8KRVK FOR CONTtNOENCIER HUUEKVK FOR CARII IIAI.A.NVU TO UK CARJUKD FORM AllO TOTAL m iV J K T TOTAL CAMII IIAtJtNCnB TOTAL IKMKRVIM T trr.U , RUCUIPT8 ALL BCDOETW TOTAL KXfUNDlTCUKlI ALL BUDOETB TOTAL M IIJA n K F o il CO U N T! OPERATION 4 ST M ill. BBMI.VOLti COUNTT IIKA1.TII UNIT ,11 U lllt FOR TU B m iN K FIT OF TUB BOARD OF TIICOTKBH OF THE MLMINOLfl COUNTT IUT1IUC HCWP1TAL II Hill* TOTAL OF ALL M llL A O E (a * H ill. Cnmplato Detailed Hudaala ara avallohla for publte Imuer. tlun In tha O ftlc# uf tho C lu b at Iba Circuit Court la th* Court lluuaq at Hanford. Board o f County Commlaalonara of Hemlnola County, Florida By: J. C. Uuteblooa, Chairman (Seall Alteatt Arthur H. BachwUh, J*. Clerk o f Said Hoard Publl.h Auqual 13, 1401 „ . CDIr-44 ‘ - M EDWIN II. n n X B T and JtTDT tlOXIIY. hi* wit*. IllIR LAM* IIEJIX and qUCNTIN LAM* IIHI IT. bar huiband. Dafendaata n o t ic e o r B ir r STATE OF FLORIDA TU Irl* Lamhart and Quaa. tin Lamhart. bar huaband. whoa* realdaoc* la Bro Oh. rtro. Puerto Rico, where th* m allla# addraaa la P.U. B o i 77*1 T o * ere hereby required I* fit* your anawtr or written dafen.ea, If any, la th* ahoy* proceodlna with th* Clark of thla court, and to aarvo a copy thereof upon th* Plalntltra attorney!, whoa* name* and addraa* appear* hereon, on or before th* 17th. day of Xaptambar, t i l l , tha natur* of thla proceadln# bain# a null fur fortcloaur* o f raorttace atalnat th* foltow la# daeurth. *4 property, to -w lt: Lot IS . Baalnnln# l i l t foot Waal and It feat North of tho South#**! tornar af th* lou th w ait H of le ctio n 1 4 1 0 -ji. Remlnat* County, Florida, U a a cs rua N orik u * (eat, AIR-CONDITIONED BR. la $ Rm. furn. Apt. $63. mo. I ll E. 8th St. FA 2-4263. Stenstrom Realty Real Estata • Mortgagee II N. Park Ave. FA I-243B Ravenna Park FA 2-7493 Evenings FA 2-2677 FA 2-3829 FA 2 $366 C O N V E R S I N G W IT H E O M t B O C V W HO A im / s AO fU tS WITH U S IS L IK E 1 T A L K IN G XOAH ECH O HW.MMU 7,u Styled for the campus . assortment o f patterns the style you like. CHRYSLER AIRTEMP ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS Open Frt Nights, CALL FA 2<8321 /%. f Southern Air f t M M /9 K j K A /W ¥ t e a d /f i > 2313 |,ar,t l>r. Cf L Air Conditioning # e ■ fr i US Magnolia Ave- H a l t • R e fr ig e r a tio n �Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, FA 2-5612 12. R m I Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sals I. For Root m ll* -* * FURNISHED Apt. Downstair* ‘ i ACRE Lakeview or lake 3 BEDROOM, 1 hath home. Large corner lot in Wynnefront intestment or retiic1 Bedroom 160. 608 S.. Park. wood sectitn. For sale by meat lots. Small down pay­ owner. FA 2-629U. RENT A BED ment. Owner financing. *« Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Mile West of 17-92 on UingLOCH ARBOR— Little Venice Beds. bam Rd. Ph. FA 2-3670. section— attractive 3 br., By Day, Week, or Month 1 bath, tile roof, CBS home, CARROLL’S FURNITURE WALKING DISTANCE in good residential area. Ph. FA M ill 111 W. lit St. Neat 2 bedroom Home with Large lot, adjoining golf dining room, porrli in good course. Back yard com­ 2 BEDROOM furniabed location at only 44930 only apartment. FA 2*0641. pletely fenced in. 4300. 4300 down. down, with less than $UiO. •CLEAN quiet n oom i" The ROBERT A. WILLIAMS per month payments. Ph. Gables. FA. 2-0720. Realtor 322-0610. 412 W. Crystal Raymond Lundqulst, Also. Lake Dr. UNFURNISHED large 2 bed­ FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. room Duplex. Fla. room. GOVERNMENT Electron heal. 11th St. FISHING. BOATING, OWNED HOMES Longwood. $38-3296. SWIMMING FOR a real bargain in a At the doorstep of this new 3 home buy, see our selection W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Bedroom CU Home on the of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom, 1 Rooms private baths, 114 shores of beautiful Lake and 2 bath homes that are W. First SL Sylvan. Price 413,300. Call available for Immediate o c­ for appointment. cupancy. These borne buys FURN. apt. 500 Park. are priced below market DEBARY, 2 bedroom furnlihvalue. You can purchase a ed bou*e, screened porch, Government Owned Home open hou»e Mon. thru Fri. for as little as 4100.00 to REALTOR — 1NSUROR 4 to 6 p. m.. 32 Naranja TA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. 4330.00 down. Monthly pay­ Road. Tel. RE 4 9712, Dement* that include every­ ST. JOHN’S RIVER. Lake thing start a* low as 44G.00. Land. Harney. Furnished Camp For complete information NEW 3 Bedroom*. 2 bath*. on 100’ waterfront lot, ad­ on any Government Owned kitchen equipped. Central joining lot available too. Home, See your heat 1 Alr-Cond. Close in. Call Owner at 3193191 F1IA It VA PROPERTY S123 a month. Option to (Geneva). MANAGEMENT BROKER buy. 422-2376 Orlando. SANFORD AREA Stemper Agency St. Johns Realty ; • HOUSE. Air-Conditioned. 121 Cherokee Circle. 322 3089. THE TIME TESTD FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 NICE Clean 3 Room Furnish­ Office FA 22118 ed Garage Apartment. Wa­ A REAL HOME. If you like Night FA 2-06*8 ter A Electricity furnished. 323 0700 to entertain or just want Sanford, Fla. FA 2 1303. elbow room, check this one. 2324 Park Dr. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Flor­ COUNTRY CLUB RD MAYFAIR: 3 Bedroom, 1 ida room and all the trim­ bath, large y a r d , ttoo LAKE MARY mings. In the center of two New 2 Bedroom Home with monthly. FA 2-47W. -Jisded lots in a choice res­ electric kitchen one and a idential area. Priced below • BEROO.MS. l\k baths, patio. half baths, carport, $9,930. its value with attractive San-Sem Realty. John T. New 3 Bedroom completely terms for a quick sale. Zeull, Reg. Broker. 2619 S. air conditioned home with French. Ph. days. FA 2-7159. electric kitchen, two bath­ Evenings FA 2-3296. rooms, carports. $!2,2uo.— Very attractive terms on FURNISHED apts. Newly INVESTMENT It REALTY either house, call owner decorated. 601 Palmetto, 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 322-2713. FA 2-1374. IMMEDIATE Occupancy, two NEW 2 Story House. 4 Bed­ TRAILER f63. Dewitt Trailer 3 bedroom model Homes. rooms, 14k baths. Large Park. LUN Enterprises, I n e. living room A dining area. Highland Ave. Longwood. IPARTMENTS 601 Magnolia Den, patio It breezeway, TE 8 3911. Carpet It fireplace. New Garage. On 14* lots in loike living room furniture. Mast­ Mary. Central heating duct­ er bedroom. Jalousie back ed fur Air-Condition. 413JMJO. porch. Clean. $63. Inquire If you find yourself reading FA 2-6336. this, chances are that 119 Elm. NO 8-3267. you're seriously giving some FURN. 2 Room F.ff. Apt. thought to buying that OF LOCH ARBOR Private Bath and entrance. "certain" home for you Shoemaker Construction Con* 1st floor. FA 2-2189. and yours in the near pany has auuther new lux future. FURNISHED cottage at Five ury home in the desirable Points, 463. per month. Ph. dream home section of And if this be the case, wr F A 2 1167. Idyllwilde near completion at Stenstrom Realty would for your Inspection! FURNISHED cottage n e a r like to take tills opportun main gate Naval Air Sta­ By to make this one spe Check these feature*; tion. Reasonable, FA 2-3721. cisl request of you. • 3 Spacious B i’droums FURNISHED efficiency apt. • Large Living Room Check with Stenstrom Realty lor 1 or couple. Lights It • Dining-Family Room first, or last! You'll lie glad water included. Ideally lo­ • Luxury equipped Kitchen you did. cated fur teacher. $45. Ph. • 2 Sparkling Bath* FA 2-7399. • Patio off Family Room It may be that you're newly­ • 2 Car Enclosed Garage weds, or have reached semi 4 BEDROOM, unfurnished • Central Heating System or full retirement. Or per house on new Upxala Road, • Central Air-Uondilioning haps just looking for a lit back of Davis Welding shop. • Sidewalks A Paved tie "elbow room " for that Owners now on property. Streets growing family of yuurs. 2 BEDROOM furnished House. • Water A Sewage System* Or, newly arrived in town. $83 a month. 218 W. 19th • And extras galore! St. Ph. FA 2-2909. Whatever the case, w>- would consider it a pleasure to Open daily for your inspec­ 3 BEDROOMS. l ‘ i bath. Kit­ tion or for a private show­ serve you. Six courteous, ef­ chen equipped. Fenced back­ ing, call your exclusive ficient, experienced and in­ yard. 322-6832. 3105 S. Park. sales agents for Ravenna terested real edate men Park A Idyllwilde. stand ready to discuss yuur 8. Bench Rental* Jim Hunt Realty SO UTH W ARD HOME BUYERS IDYLLWILDE HUTCHISON Ocean front Apartment. Daytona Reach. FA 2-1038. Individual and personal real estate needs, and to assist you in the selection of your Stenstrom Realty f hr •anfnrft frralft Aug- 22, 1963 — P urc 11 29. Automobile Service BEDROOM, furnished or unfurnished. 130 N. Cortes Ave. FA 2-8763. K> Nadine Seltzer Auto Glass, Tops A Sea' Covers AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. LAWN SERVICE ROOFING Gravely Tractor Sales & Service A u r - Air-Conditioning FHA - V A GOVERNMENT 2-3-4 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Company home. HOMES BEDROOMS 1 AND 2 BATHS 29. Automobile Service PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 201 Saruord Ave. FA 2-3383 Senkarik Glass and Faint AMERICA’S TOP SELLING CUSTOM INSTALLED AUTO AIR CONDITIONER! MOST KITCHEN EQUIPPED DOWN PAYMENTS FROM $100 VA to $250 FH A LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS! Stenstrom Realty Real Estate—Mortgages FOR Sale or Trade. 1-3 Bed­ 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-2120 room House. 1-2 Bedroom Ravenna Park FA 2 7193 House for home in country. Evenings 323-0662. FA 2-2677 FA 2-3829 FA 2 8360 EXCELLENT *335w» HOLLERS q/SANFORD — October 1st — TO SAVE ON NEW CHEVROLET CADILLAC OLDS 1801 WEST FIRST AND We Can Qualify You For Tremendous Bargains! One Of These Outstanding W ! ON NEW AND Home Buys USED CARS In Minutes! GOOD SELECTION DODGE - DODGE DART - RENAULT NOW WELL BE LOOKING FOR YOU 230$ PARK AVE. FA 2-11*61 • Nationwide service, geueioux warranty! • Buy now — pay latai! STREET . . . M O D E L -E N D PRICES LOTS OF DEFKNIMBLE USED CARS • Beat* humidity, dud, pollin, *mog. LOCATIONS IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY On Easy Budget Terms! • Cool* whole car FASTI 119 E. 2nd ST. F Y 2-0711 • 2-6231 34. A i t s M t l n - Tnaeka 34. Articles For Sak PIHI.CO T.V. Stand A An­ ROOM Air Conditioner. '63 1938 RENAULT CiraveUe. model. 10.300 BTU. Heat* Call FA 2-1440. tenna indudeJ. Good work It cool*. FA 2-3378 after 8. Ing condition. 433. 322-3803. 1930 CHRYSLER. Make offer. ASSUME PAYMENTS on pop­ SOFA Bed It chair $33. RCA Ph. FA 2-24M. Console T.V. 17" old model, ular make tig sag, auto­ 364 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8032 new tube. $35. 322 8136. '60 FORD H ton pickup, clean matically makes button­ ALL WORK GUARANTEED looking, good condition. Ph. holes and dial for fancy 2-20 Gal. AQUARIUMS. Fish 322-1831. stitches. Guaranteed. Five 31. Poultry • Livestock It 2 piston Air pump* for payments of 46.90 or $30. $30. Or 1 set for $36. Ph. 37. Boats • Motors SHETLAND PONIES cash. FA 2-9411. FA 2-4226. FOR CHRISTMAS SINGER AUTOMATIC LIKE New Panel Kay Gas WAIT for large reopening Financing Available $50 a up. sale Sept. 6th. Stock o f Wc will keep until Dee. 21. Sewing machine, like new, wall type Furnace. Call boats, motors and trailere makes buttonholes, sews on Also S a d d l e * . Blanket*, FA 2-6669. at or below wholesale prices, buttons, monograms, em ­ birdie* A halter*. Ph. Robson Sporting Goods, broiders, etc. All without UNDERWOOD Portable type­ FA 2 5179 or FA 2 SU77. writer. tabulation, standard D o w n t o w n Sanford, attachment*. Sold new over keyboard, $3.90 per monlh. FA 2-6061. 4360. Balance now due only 33. Flower* • Shrubs Powell’ s Office Supply, 117 $89 86. Wanted re*onsible 18' LAWRENCE Bolt, 1$ hp. Magnolia Ave. party to as*ume payments VEGETABLE plants. Sec Johnson Electric. Motor fe as low as $8 26 monthly. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store, 1 USED itandard Underwood trailer. Many extras, $300. Trade in for your old ma­ 2nd and Sanford Ave. typewriter, $49.95. Powell’s Ph. FA 2 4219. chine. Write Service Dis­ Office Supply, 117 Magnolia. BLOOMING Rove* ou double count Co. Credit Manager. 1963 14’ FIBERGLASS Boat cherokee stock. S2.3U cacti. P.O. Box 111, Sanford, Fla. NEON Sign. 3207 Orlando Dr. with top. Heavy duty trail* Gray Shadow* Nursery 1792. er. Call 323 0740. MOVING 4 mi. S. on Sanford Ave. Carpet* Ala Carte is moving 4 PIECE Sectional. $110. Ph. 12 hp. MOTOR, Boat ATrallto Orlando September l*t. I33. Furniture FA 2 8360. er. $275. FA 2-7773. Closing out entire stock Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick FENCE Posts, round heart rather than move it. While IW, Motorcycles • Scooters Service with me Cash. cy press, 7 to 20 loot lengths. they last SUPER TRADING POST 33c and up. FA 2-1440 or 9x15 Rugs ............... $19.95 BIKES Repaired - Repainted. FA 2 0677. FA 2 8910. ° tr-.~ 12xt2 niigs ............ $29.93 Free pickup and del. Coy’* 12x13 Rugs .............. $3193 Bike Simp. FA 2-1 ’Couldn’t wa ju it flip a coin to decide who pays WANTED reliable couple to NEW Swi*t made electric Many remnants and short for tho pop?" Shavers only $4.99. Guarant­ lake up monthly payments 39. Trailers - Cabanas rolls at terrific dlicuunts. eed 2 full years. 8 in in Elec­ of $13 30 on 3 complete Carpets Ala Carte. 2040 N. tric Movie Camera $12.95. MOBILE home. Pacemaker 12. Real Estate For Sale 27. Special Service* rooms of lurniluic. Call Orlando Ave., Fern Park, Sample shown on request 36' x 10', 2 bedroom. Con­ TE 8-1511, Casielherry, col Fla. Next to Cannon Tow­ 2 BEDROOM frame house. dealer* invited. Write to tact J. L Lindt. FA 2-1330 tect. el* by the pound. I’ll. 838 Osteen. FA 2-2664. "G ift*". P. O. Box 78 San­ Ext. 377 or FA 2-7231. Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ 8021. ford. Fla. REDS FOR RENT isfaction guaranteed. Ph. 47’ x 10’ 1 BEDROOM TrailJOHN E. FOX Hospital, Rollaways, Juve DeHuinidifier RCA Imperial FA 2-1817. er. 1966 model. Screened is REALTOR nile. FREE delivery and rollarouml. Handles 12.000 51-A Swap or Kxchanice 10 x 26 porch. Wall to wall 110 N. Park Ave. 323-0339 Pick-up. Piano Tuning and Repair cu. ft. Like new. $45. Ph. BUY’ . Sell \ Trade Guns. carpeting- Call F A 2-811S W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4223 FURNITURE CENTER 323-61811. Osteen Bridge Fish Camp between 10 A 3. 16. Female Help Wanted lloo French Ave. k Gun Shop. NORGE 3 door freezer-refrig­ Ph. FA 2-7953 BANQUET Waitress. Full A TENT Trailer. Good condi­ erator combination, $75. Ex­ Part time. Good salary. D. tion. Call FA 2-4341. 35. Article* Wanted Used iunnture, appliances, cellent condition. FA 2-6370. SEMINOLE A VOLUSIA D. Varner. Mayfair Inn. tools, etc. Bought - Sold, WANTED useit I'.V.’i . Ph. •10. Farm Equipment Repair or New larry's Mart 215 Sanford RECAPS 670x15 or 750xtt FA 2 9776. 17. Male Help Wanted Any Type $6.95. Exchange phis lax. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 Contract or Hour Road hazard guaranteed 3(L Automobiles - Truck* EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY’ BONDED ROOFING CO. F R E E E S T IM A T E O.K. Tire Store. 2413 S. fur three good men. Im­ BUYING A NEW or Upholstering A Mattress ren 668-575!) DEBARY French Ave. mediate openings for Auto­ USED CART ovaLng. New k Vied Form motive salesman. Appliance SMITH Air-Condition JtviriFINANCE IT WITH US lure. Call Nix Bedding Mtg. ILYLLICKAETER 4 b a n d salesman, ami Automotive short wave Radio, $33. T. geratlon service. Ail work ♦ Low Interest Rate* Co., at 709 Celery Ave. service ma n. Excellent NEW AND REBUILT V.’s 16" Console, $13. 17" guaranteed. Very reason ♦ Low Monthly Payment* FA 2-2117. working condition, chance Gravely Tractor* table model $33. 21" G. E. able in price. Day FA 2-7434 FLORIDA STATE BANK for advancement. Write Box A full line of Economy rowNew picture tube. $35. Ph. 34. Articles For Sale Night FA 2-2068. 187, Casselberry, Florids crop Tractor* 1936 CIIKV. 2 dr. HT. It. II. FA ’2 2666. LAWNS Renovated - Aerate Ladies, childrens shoe*. $199 323-2740. BANK FINANCING ACCEPTING applications for up Mens slaves $2.90 up Remove Thatch • Chinch LOW. LOW PRICKS! 113 N. Orlando Ave, one driver-salesman for Surplus City, 2U1 W. 1st. Bug Spray (VC-13) - FertlMaitland Phone 647-7238^ ON USKD FURNITURE IU59 VOLKSWAGON Karminn Fuel Oil route and one Ser­ Ghia Sport Coupe. Like ’ie - P h . FA 21214 FULL Size solid cherry spoul vice Station attendant. Call MANSFIELD l.AWN SER. SPECIAL — Fresh c » « Egg* new. !«os Forest Drive. Ph. bed $19.50 GltEKN BRIAR Come A get 'uni. 2739 Coun or write E. It. McAlexandFA 2-3526. Choice lot* available hi Rcpox.se.sscd 7 pc. Dinette er, Phone FA 2-2781, P.O. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. try Club ltd. Itirhe* Egg Greenhriar o f Loch Arbor $39.50 1953 *, TON International SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Box 1339. overlooking golf tour**. Factory. 2 Twin size rebuilt Hollywood Pickup Truck. Good me­ Cut turn building to your All Types and Sizes beds $35.00 eu. specif iral Ion. Grrmbrlar VICTOR—10 key Adding Ma chanical condition k good 19. Situation* Wanted Wc Repair ami Service 2 33" Hollywood beds $25.06 developed by chine, 450. 1405 Forest Dr. tire*. Ph. 322-6782. STI NE Child Care. FA 2-2274. ea. KiNGHW m m FA 2 3526. Machinery and Supply Co. Repossessed full size quilt 2 TON, 2 speed Rear end V8 BUILDERS INC. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6132 UPRIGHT piano in excellent 21. Beauty Salon* '202 Fairmont Dr. Ford. Rig especially for top mattress It box spring. Sunland Fatale* condition and loin-, $136 hauling trailer, mobile Like new $59 56 SPECI AL FA 2*8071 SuO lb. capacity 18 cu. ft 1 Hide-A-Bed. Like new $99.30 home. Call FA 2-4377. BACK to achool offer, one of H. B. POPE CO., INC. upright Good Housekeeping 1 Hide A iled. Extra nice our better cold wav** 48-5<>. M ) So. Park Ave. FA 2-4231 freezer, like new, $250; $79 50 We now huve a special fa­ 9x13 braided rug, green 3 Full size Hollywood bed* cial booth services from SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ tunes, $25; lounge chair. each $1950 tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. tip to tip. $10; hi-fi record player and 2 Repossessed twin size long 322-3306. Cut ’ N Curl Beauty Shop cabinet with records, $50. boy Hollywood bed* $19.3U 318 Pulmetto Ave. SWIMMING instruction*, all 1220 Randolph St., before ea. Phone door 1 322-0831 level*. FA 2 3332. noon or after 8 p.m, Phone Hnspilul Red, tiki* new, new Phone door ’J. 322-8525 FA 2 2126. nuttresa and guurd rail. Tractor, mowing, discing, $99.30 blade, scoop. FA 2-7664. 22. Build - Paint - Repair LIONEL Tram fable A com ­ plete l a y o u t . Excellent Repossessed Bedroom suite THEE SERVICE. Expert tree Semi-Retired Carpenter with bedding. Like new. Christmas present. Cost service. Reasonable rates, Small Repairs — Painting $119 00 1218 only $93. 323 6186. 8 years experience. Free Phone FA 2-7983 KCIIOLS BEDDING CO e*timate!i. Ph FA 2 1377. ORGAN like new. FA 28199. MO S. Magnolia FA 2-6321 25. Plumbing S e rv ice* SWEETIE PIE 210 Magnolia Ph. » A 2 462J 26. Radio & Television Real Estate—Mortgages III N. Park Ave. 322-2120 USED T.V. Set* $lu up. Ser­ An investment, not »n ex9. For Sale or Rent Stenstruiu Realty, tong re­ liavenna Park FA 2 7193 vice call* $2 06. Sanford penie. Call FA 2-5612 for 3 BEDROOM. Da bath Home. cognized as the "Home of Evenings T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford expert advice on a Herald 323-0690. Homes," has the home for FA 2-2077 FA 2 3829 FA 2-8360 Ave. Ph. FA 2 9776. advertising campaign. you. May we .how it to 1’J. Real Estate For Sale you soon? 2 31. Article* For Sale \ Seminole County Motors 519 E. FRST ST. - FA 2-0611 WINTER DARK - YH 7-2550 For Complete Information SEE OR CALL | r j cm RAMBLER re r* ? Stenstrom Realty Real Estate - Mortgages III N. BARK AVE. FA 2-2120 v �* d Urges GOP Club Get Early Start »y J< Elrod of Orange U p . flob t Count 7 was ^ guest speaker at this month's Tuesday night i n e t tin* of the Seminole County Young Republican the Howell Park Elrod, who la In the ad­ vertising business in Orlando and la past chairman of the Orange County Republican Committee, was Legislature in elected to the LegliUture the special election held last March. He told the group that the future belongs to those who prepare for It and urged them to start planning now for the 1M4 elections. He stated that Democratic politics in the state have been on an "every man for bim self" basis and said that though the Republicans are building a stronger organizaorganiza­ tion In the state, GOP candicandi­ dates for the most part still have to depend largely on their own resources, along with Individual and club contributions, to finance their campaigns. (1 an analyses of Republi­ Republlcan victories In Florida, be pointed out that the five counties emerging as Repub­ lican strongholds also have bad the highest rate of popu­ lation increase. Only three of the II elected Republicans are native Floridians, most being newcomers to the area as well as to politics. Elrod advised the club, In preparing for nest year’s elections, to look for candi­ dates who would not only win but also could do an outstand­ ing job; to run candidates In races where the opposition is weakest; to avoid primar­ ies In order to save best ef­ forts for the election; to get out ard sell the candidate, door to door, and to get those en the committee's voter list to the polls. Seminole County nep. Jan Fortune reported on the State Federation meeting o f Young Republican Clubs held last Saturday at the Cherry Plaza In Orlando. Congressman Edward J. Gurney was featured speak­ er for a capacity attendance at the dinner held In the Egyptian Room. The Federation meeting al­ so was attended by D. E. "B uzz" Lukens, national chairman of the Young Re­ publican Clubs, as well as many other party dignitaries. Tuesday nights Seminote Club meeting was attended by approximately to persons and was conducted by the first vice president, E. Pope Bass­ ett, in the absence of the president, Miss Audrey Flynn who Is vacationing in .Mass­ achusetts. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ City Hall Bids To Be Opened In Longwood By Donna Enten Hid* for the new Longwood City Hall and Firn House, expected to cost between $lf>,000 and 120,000, will be open­ ed at today”* 8 p.m. meeting of the City Council. Eleven builders bad sub­ mitted blda before the noon deadline today. The concrete block build­ ing to be located at the cor­ ner o f Warren and Wilma Sts., will have an area of .1.780 square feet and wdl contain a meeting room, an office for the city clerk, a vault and two small baths in addition to the Fire Station with space for three fire trucks. The building will have terrazzo flooring throughout and will measure DO by 42 feet excluding the Southern style front porch. Plans were drawn by Dick Zartman of Longwood. DeBary Group Conference Village Okays Gas Company Franchise Troop 38 Plans Weekend Camp Traffic Light Survey Set EDITOMAL COMMENT Big Boost Longwood Church Buys Property Baumholscrs Witness Crash — — — ■■ — (hsua Edition PAGE 12 THURS.. AUGUST 22. 1963 COUNTY NEWS Welcome Wagon Hostess Named For Lake Mary Casselberry Wins Ribbon In Derby ■ ( E l)? S a n f o r d If m t ld 'Mom' Brings Scouts Back Home (Editor's Note: Although • w C iiM ltorry Snots re­ turned late 8unday aftermm frwn their tamping trip is the Smokies, we »IU1 have to hr tag them Itoma la print via M r reporter and their camp “ M om ", Mrs. J i m Casselberry:) • • • After enjoying several days of beautiful weather at our Deep Creek camp, the rains came and with them the mud. turning after a visit with re­ latives in Illinois. On the way up they were in an auto accident and she was hos­ pitalized. If Sherman had had the heavy traffic, expressway! and one way streets of mo­ dern Atlanta to cope with, he would have never made it to the sea! We finally locat­ ed the scout office and secur­ ed permission to ramp at the Bert Adams Hoy Scout Re­ servation near Covington, which was nearer than our scheduled stop at Hard Lqtwr Creek State Park. Before going to the camp wc went out to Stone Moun­ tain where wc suiv Ihe mem­ orial to Confederate heroes carved in the (ace. We rode the Stone Mountain Railroad, an old-fashioned steam loco­ motive with full sized cars, all the way around the moun­ tain. The trip proved to lit an exciting one for the young­ sters a* wc were attacked by "Indians" who fired earsplitbing cannons, raced through the ears chasing "southern belles." and even '•scalped’’ the conductor! We stayed in Adirondack CASSELI1KRUV CAMPERS in top photo listen with interest a* Ranker shelters at the camp which jwiints out to tho group that they are sitting on the spot where Gen. is only two years old and has Ulysses S. Grant stood with staff officers on Lookout Mountain during wonderful facilities. the Civil War. Bottom photo is o f Mrs. Rita Dempsey Bryant o f Chat­ The next night we decided tanooga, Krandmother o f Danny und Billy Dempsey, left and right, who to stop at Laura S. Walker tu'runKcd u sumptuous feast of fried chicken and all the trimmings for State Park south of Waycumpors while ut llarrison Statu Park. (Herald Photos) cross since it was getting lata and we were afraid we could­ n't make Ft. Clinch in time ta pitch ramp. The tired wayfarers took a welcome dip in the pool and then vet up camp. After sup­ per there was birthday cake with 12 candles for Danny Dempsey, Next morning the Catholic hoys attendiil 7 o’clock muss and we all got off to an early start, arriving in Jacksonville In time for worship at the Hendricks Ave. B a p t i s t Church's beautiful modern sanctuary. Stopping on U. S. 1 for a real restaurant dinner, we were pleased to find that all our civilized manners had not worn off during the two weeks of roughing it. Arriving home S u n d a y around 5 p. m. we were creeled hy wailing parents anil Scoutmaster Ted Daniel presented camp patches to all those making the trip from Scout camps we stayed at along the way. Everyone complimented "Old Bessie", the bus, for the way she climbed mountains and held up on the trip. She came hack bearing an EXPLO­ SIVES sign on her bumper By Julia Itartos Junior performance however which may well refer to Boys of Altamonte Springs lost by a one point margin. some of the tempers trans­ Mrs. Silvan Camp, State Boy Scout Troop 38 jo.I ut Troop 211 rams in first with ported therein! Home Demonstration Food Explorer Post 38 participated Life in the beautiful out of 29 points, Altamonte with 28 amt Nut'ilmn Specialist, will in (he Wekiwa District Swim­ doors has its advantages— and Troop 232 of Orlando he in Sanford Friday to con­ ming Meet held last Saturday away from workaday cares made third with 13. on iaike Virginia at Hollins amt out of touch with world duct a special training meet­ Altamonte boy* taking part problems. However, traveling College in Winter Park. ing for alt county club pres­ The meet was run off in in the junior division were with Troop 311 we still had idents and food chairmen. two sections roiiqxio'd of the Donald I'oit, John Newell, our basic problems, such as The meeting will be held in junior division, 11-13 years, Jclf MacLeod, Mike Itickett, feeding 31 ravenous people the office of Miss Myrtle Wil- and tlie senior division, it three meals a day, keeping Bruce Stuart and Jack himthem in clean clothe* (eight son, county home demonstra­ year* or older, washer loads every few days), Altamonte's junior boys a unek. tion agent, at the Agricul­ Senior division rnlrie* were and tending to emergency massed a total of 23 point* tural Center on Hwy, 17 92 to no.so out Troop 2U <>( Robert James, Roger Lander- cases of poison tvy, home south of Sanford. It is sche­ and 1 ville. Barry Poll, Hubert Mlu- sickness, cuts, boils and lorn Apopka duled to begin at to a m. and win the prize trophy. Troop dueki. Charles Newell, Don­ pants. It was fun but we were is expected to conclude by 51 of Orlando came in third ald Paulsen and Alike Sewell. Accompanying (ho boy* all glail to tie hack amt look­ 2:3« p. m. Purpose ol the with 18 points. The Altamonte seniors and were S c o u t m a s t e r Jack ing forward eagerly ( ? ) to meeting Is to (ram those who Explorers combined talents Stuart, Assistant Scoutmaster returning to jobs und school wilt lie responsible for giv­ in an effort to match the Joe Stmunck and Explorer (ugh!). ing individual club demons- 1 Advisor Don MacLeod. Root­ (rations for the month of ing along tlie sidelines were Scptembe*. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Paul­ sen, Mrs. Robert Newell and Those attending are ask S t r e e t D o n C C Mrs. Nancy Hickett. ed to bring a sandwich lunch. Beverage wilt be provided. fire program of humorous. non and visited the museum skits to entertain our visitors, for a vivid account of the Before starting for home |battle that took place there Friday morning we toured the j between I'nion and ConfederChickamauga Battlefield with ate troop*, its many monumenta and can-1 While we were having In spite of a few wet aleepIng hag* Oie boys were un­ daunted and enjoyed the chal­ lenge oi putting up a shelter from a sheet of plastic (20 x 30 ) with poles and rope. In this drizzle we visited Cherokee Wonderland, sort of Ry Shirley Wentworth Community Club will begin a poor man's Disneyland. Three civic dubs of the with a meeting to be held There is a gondola HR up the Forest Oity-Hear Lake area at the Florida Power Corp. mountain aide, a "western" have announced o p e n i n g Employes Club on Bear Lake town complete with gun meetings for the coming tea(he evening of Thursday, fights, train and stage coach ion of fall activity. rides. The driver of our stage Scheduled for the Forest Sept. 19. was a Cherokee Indian and it City Community Assn, will William G. Carpenter, new made me wonder if he would get undervay on Monday, president, will preside at the he "fer us or agin' us" in Sept. 2, with a dinner meet­ meeting which is to get un­ the event of a showdown. ing beginning at 6:30 p. m. derway promptly at 8 p. m. On Sunday morning three at the Forest City Restaur­ Carpenter has announced of the Scouts attended Cath­ ant. that this will be a reorganiza­ olic Mass In Bryson City and C. M. Atcliley, president tions! meeting and that it Ihe rest of Die group attend­ who will preside over the is hoped all old and new of­ ed worship at the Methodist business meeting following the ficer* will cooperate in every Church. dinner, has announced that way to make this a success­ We packed up Monday he Is looking forward to see. ful club year. morning anil headed for AshIng the association become Suggesllons will be accept­ even more active in commun­ ed and brought before the Welcome Wagon Interna­ ville where Ihe group se­ ity work and events than it membership at this time. tional this week announced parated temporarily with tlie has been in past years. the appointment of Mr*. Ro­ Casselberry family going to The opening meeting for bert C. (Phyllis) Rugenstein Blowing Rock for an overnight ■ y lane Casselberry as assistant to Seminole visit with Leonard's mother, Johnny Casselberry of Den the Bear Lake Gardrn Circle will he held at 8 p. m. on County Welcome Wagon Hos­ Mrs. Mel Casselberry, and One, Pack Mo of Casselberry, tess Airs. Virginia Pelroski the bus going to the Daniel received a red ribbon at the Wednesday, Sept. It, at the | flfl___ | _ | • Boon« Council Scout Reser­ o( Sanford. Weklwa District Cub-O-Ree home of Mrs. Albert Jacobs 02778185 vation south of Canton, N.C. As a hostess Phyllis will tie held recently in Apopka at the on Lake Asher Circle in Bear The campers slrpt in Adir­ welcoming newcomers to the Elementary School when his Lake. Mrs. C. L. tlrunk. Install­ Lake Mary area, introducing ondack Shelters in this re­ homemade miniature rarer them to places of worship mote area and enjoyed a finished second in (lie Pine- ed as president ut the Inst meeting ol the summer, will and acquainting (hem with swim in the waters of Lake wood Derby. Ills car was lly Mra. Adam Muller civic activities in the iin- Allen. When wo rejoined tiie winner In last year's derby. preside. Those interested in Representatives of tho He- modiato vicinity. Reputable group we found the young Joining tha circle at this lime The pack will also receive are Invited to attend the Bury Herbert D. Gibb Ameri­ merchant* will participate in naturalists had been busy a red ribbon. can Legion post and its Aux­ the program. catrhing snakes and tlie in­ Pack MO was In charge of meeting upon notification of salamanders (thit iliary attended Ilia annual Phyllis, formerly of Ro­ evitable Skill Games which were made the hostess. Northern Arra Training Con­ chester, N. Y. has been a i time some orange ones with Activities o f the Rear Lake by Den Mother Frances Setje. ference o f the American Le­ Lake Mary resident for the black polka dots). Some of the skills which the gion held rrcently ut the past six years. Sh« and her There was quite ■ hit of boys competed in wrre darts, when Danny Holiday Inn in St. Augustine. husband and three children, ezeitement bean bag loss, ring toss, Tho«r making the trip from Kathy. Betsy and Kipp, make Dempsey, whu was sleeping bawling, ring the milk bot­ in an upper hunk woke up to Deltary were Past Command­ their home on Ridge Road. tle, fish pond and putting out er Fred C. McLaren; Past New arrivals to Lake Mary find he had been joined hy randies with squirt guns. Wal­ Commander and Service O ffi­ may reach her by telephone a large king snake who had ly Krohne Is Cubmastcr. cer William (S. Brumbaugh at her home. Merchants in- escaped from captivity. On Mrs. Setje also participated nod Mrs. Itlumliiiiigh; First (crested in participating In orders Irom Ihe Scoutmaster In the Den Mothers' Kitchen Vice Commander William Wil­ the program may uImi contact Ihe boy* relurtuntly released Koncert held later in the the rest of the snakes before afternoon. The North Orlando Village liam* and Mrs, Williams; her or drop a postcard to The group separated into Council Monday night gave Past Commander and Fifth Welcome Wagon in Sanford. boarding the bus Wednesday morning for Chattanooga. pack* for picnic supper and first reading approval to a District Committeeman Stan­ Another passenger was add­ pack meetings. Crafls made proposed ordinance granting ley 8. Smith Jr. amt Adjutant ed to the roster when we by the various dens were on a 30-year franchise to Subur­ Hurry It. I.yona and Mrs, picked up Steve Kish, a mem­ display throughout the af­ ban Propane Gas Co. of Mail- Lyons. ber of the troop who has ternoon. The Symposium, conducted land. By Julia Bartos been spending the summer In Residents were advised that by Di-puitiiieiit Vico Com­ Boy Scoot Troop 38 of Al­ tho franchise, If approved, mander G. I sinnr Cannon, o f­ tamonte Springs wilt spend North Carolina with his grand­ would in no way afreet those ficially opened with tho im,- Saturday and Sunday on mother near Bryson City. Steve has hiked over most presently doing business with prrssivo and rolorful presen­ camp at Ruck Springs. of the mountains in the Smok­ other companies. tation and mussing of ilia colHighlight of the weckrnd ies and nil the Blue Ridge Terms of (he ordinance call ora with prnycr by Depart­ will he an outdoor Court of I’ arkway as well as working for semiannual reports and ment Chaplain A. M. White Honor to tie held at 8 p. m. at "Midget City," a tourist rebate payments to tlie vil­ Jr. Saturday. Advanccim-nts in attraction which his family By Mra. Adam Muller lage on litres' per rent of the The feature nddiesa was rank and merit badges earn­ The Deltary llusinca* ami moved from Kern i’ark to company's gross receipts. given by Department Com­ ed during the summer will Franklin. N. C. Professional Women's d u n The gas company Is given mander Jack Adam*. lie awarded at this time. has been notified by the Vo­ Harrison Bay State Park rigid to do any work neces­ lusia County Engineer's office on Chickamauga Lake was sary to maintain Its system, that another survey will Ins headquarters for Troop 3tt including possible expansion, inado regarding the Installa­ which we were sightseeing in subject to rules and regula­ tion of a traffic light at High Chattanooga. Tlie area was tions as set tiy ilw council. the scene of sumo of the Hanks ltd. and Hwy. 17-02 if 'Pie village retains the bloodiest fighting during tlie the Board of County Com­ right to purchase said sysCivil War. On Thursday morn­ missioners find conditions trm upon agreement of both A lug Ikmi.wI fur the entire Central Florida ing the group went up on warrant such a survey, parties concerncsl. Lookout Mountain where the urea, a* well as for Seminole County, came this .Members of the club Imve Objections Hut the fran­ "Battle above the Clouds" lung advocated that a blinker chise would block future puss- j week with the announcement of Sept. 3 us the took place, riding up on the trrouiidbreiikinK date for Girls' Town in North or caution light be installed Ibility of the village receiv­ world's steepest Incline Rail­ Orlando. at the busy intersection. ing natural gas brought coun­ way. Initial plans call for the design and buildcil opinion that rates and ope­ The view from Point Look­ iiiK of the residence-administration hall with rations of tlie privately owned out, a National Military Park, subsequent addition of it dormitory wing and concern were felt to be overlooks the city and the construction of u student center to include an better in lh« long run. part of the Tennessee River infirmary and supply center. Added later will known as Moccasin Bend. The lie un auditorium, cottage* for the older girls, park ranger pointed out spots elementary and high school, Hvviming pool and of historic interest and Ihe By Donna Kites gym, vocational sch ool and crafts, chapel, re­ 7) miles of hiking trail* The purchuso o f prupvrty ligious building, staff housing, directors resi­ winding around the tide ut measuring 108 feet by loo dence and the play area. the mountain. feet on Oxford St. at Lake The eilueational program, in addition to Chattanooga It "cousin Mr. and Mrs. J. W. HauntWildmrre in I.ongwiHid win state-required academic curriculum, will offer a country" for Billy and Dan­ hol«cr of Longwood, now on announced today hy the First wide choice of cultural und practical elective ny Ik'inpsey and 12 cousins vacation with tlwir son in­ Baptist Church o f lajngwood. courses. Girls will attend public school* in the visited our camp that night law- ami daughter, Mr. and Rev. Jack Lindsay, pastor area until the elementary and high school build­ a* well as their grandmother, Mrs. Norman Palmer and o f the church, in making the ing is completed. Mrs. Rita Dempsey Bryant, family in Itoonville, tnd.. write announcement said that a new Exceptionally callable and talented students who had been following their that recently they were first pastorium will bo located nn will receive future aid upon completion of a high adventure* in The Herald to hand witnesses at the crash the property although no defschool level education. A job placement bureau which she is a subscriber. of a light "crop-duster" plane initu plana fur the building in which the pilot was killed. will help place girls in gainful position* and Mr*. Bryant and several have yet hern drawn. those having high scholastic aptitude will be They tell of arriving upon other relatives brought with The first event to tie helJ Ihe scene near their daugh­ grunted scholarships to leading colleges und uni­ them a dinner that was one on the new ground* will be a ter's home only minutes af­ versities. of the high points of the trip l.ubor Day picnic beginning ter the crash occurred and Ismg range plans for Girls' Town will in­ for ail 31 camper* in honor at 6 p.m. Preceding the sup­ described the tragedy us "a clude expansion of facilities to give s|>eciul cure of Danny's Aug. 17 birthday. per there will ha a bull game horrible mess to see.” for the mentully retarded, brain injured and Tlie tables was ladeu with at Longwood Park between emotionally disturbed. fried chicken, potato salad, Mr*. Palmer is news cor­ married men and single me.i respondent for the Evansville Any needy and deserving girl, regardless of corn on the eoh and cake and o f. the rhurrh beginning ut till.) Courier and covered the other goodies. race or religion, will Ikj eligible for enrollment at 3:10 p.m. crash for her pipes. The scouts put on a sazn£ Girl*' Tow u. • Forest City-Bear Lake Area Clubs Set Opening Meetings - lunch at a roadside park north or Atlanta, friends from home. Mrs. Marion Vcitch and sons, Tom and John, stopped to say "hello" when they saw our bus. They were rc- Food Specialist |Altamonte Scouts Compete To Hold Meeting |n Wekiwa Swimming Match In Sanford j North Orlando Officials Resigi Teenagers Set For A L SA C lly Donna I M m A street dan. c fur the efit of ALSAC (aiding hernia stricken American children) is being jiliinned by By Jan# Casselberry five I.ongdal,, tet-unger* fur Hy Shirley Wrntworth Casselberry It e c r e a lion Saturday, Sept. 7. between Ihe Trattic »atety and method* Commission Chairman Larry hours of 7 3n and lU:30 p.ni. of cutting down on the num­ Miller today reminded that 1 'Ihe dance will he held in ber of accident* occurring In adults of the area are invit- I l.oniidule on Hunt Bond in the Forest City area were ed to make use of facilities . the l.ormann Circle area. discussed by members of the at Uic Uverbrouk Dnve Youth Forest City Merchant* .\>sn. Center on Sunday* Irom 7:30 band amt lefic-lui'-nts of at this month's meeting held soft drink* and potato chips unlit 10:30 p. m. at 8 p m. Tuesday in tile The outdoor area i» lighted will lie on salt. Nominal aita- Forest City Shopping Center. for game* of horseshoes and ratssion will be chaiyrd. The association hopes to Those in chftgv of planning badminton and on tlie mside work with the Florida Highis a billiard table,, table* lor I the event are Steve Harmon, ] way Patrol m an accident cards, ping pong table, *huf-1 Chester Well Paul •|prevention champaign and to ftehoard game and a free 1 earlth, Chari. llaip •.improve irallic condition* juk« box. j Lilly Sander*. I the area. Center Sets Adult Night Forest City Group Discusses Traffic Safety Resignation* of two No Orlando officials. Hill llai a* building inspector ami Stewart llelmiy as z»n director, were announced Monday night's peeling o( Village Council. Harvey Grenyea was pointed as building in->pec to take over for Harris * is moving from the comm hy. llelmiy. who said today resignation is due to inert ing business and personal ligations, was asked to < mit his request in writ for presentation at Uic a meeting to be held Aug. at 7:3t) p. m in the C< ■mutiny Building at the I creation Aren. �4 ®lti> ^m tforb Iffratit WEATHER: Scatterwl afternoon and evening showers thnnitrh Saturday; high today 88: low tonight in 70* VOL. 56 Note to Maybcllc R: Your invitation received ami care­ fully noted. Will b« at the rendezvous and if you meet your self-description we'll United Frew Leased Wire Established HUM KUL. AUGUST 23, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA Beulah Likely To Stay At Sea Weather Men Will Try To 'Seed' Storm "d o the town.” K. E. Porter. • • • A young couple atupped at the water department window at city hall this morning and with them was t youngster about two years old clutching a huge fistful of stage money. "Com e to pay off the city debt,” quipped City Manager Pete Knowles. # • * V I • R. E. Porter must take ex ­ ception with Orlando and UPI. The wire service this morning carried an article datotined Orlando telling that "construction will b e g i n HERE next month on 'Girls' Town' . . fo r UlM’s and Orlando's information, "G irls' Town” will be located In North Orlando, which, if they don't know, la in Seminole County. • 9 '• f A recording in Clerk Art Beckwith's office so intri gued R. E. Porter yesterday that he spent a lot of Herald money on long distance calls. A deed transferred $253,000 in property from Sain Snead All-American Golf, Inc., to San Francisco Rodevelopers, Inc. The property is north nf Lake Kathryn east of Highway 17-92 in Casselberry and at one lime was to lie t h e site of another golf course. Long distance opera­ tor reported no telephone listed at the address on San Francisco Redevelopers’ let­ terhead. We'll continue dig­ ging for the facts. • * • NO. 2 HAROLD SCOTT. Jacksonville engineer (cen­ ter), points to the spot on the map where the proposed St. John.w-Indiun River Omni will join the Indian River in the vicinity o f Muytown. Dis­ trict directors and local engineers (pictured) in­ Action On Rail Legislation Due Next Week spected the spot Thursday afternoon following n business meeting at New Smyrna Reach, when it was decided to seek financing on a state and local level rather than from the federul govern­ ment. Trapped Miners Can Negotiations For Shopping Hear Rescue Drill Center Continue MIAMI (UPI) — Fore rasters said that Hurricane Iteulah, jmcklnj; winds up tn I>0 miles an hour, will proba­ bly remain nt sea, nnd nut strike the U. S. mainland. This gave weather re­ searcher* a good chance to "seed" the season's second tropical storm with silver io­ dide crystals m an attempt to roh it of its heat strength. At 11 am. EST the Miami Weather Ihirenu suid the storm’s center was located by aircraft radar about 160 miles tiorthenst of San Juan, Puer­ to Rico, near latitude 21.8 nurlh, longitude tUt.lt west. Board Rejects 7.2-Cent M ilk Milk distributors and the school milk prices at the county school board stood in board meeting held Thursday a toe to toe deadlock over In the offiers of Supt. R. T. Mllwce as the school board refused to accept the 7.2 centa a half pint bid of any and all distributors. "This seems to he a union CAPE CANAVERAL — bid with every single com­ (UPI) — America's 12th pany quoting the same price,” ballistic missile-firing nu­ said Milwee. The board clear submarine t o d a y feels that the deadlock wilt launched an aiisanrrd mo­ be broken before the opening del Polaris “ A-2” rocket of school. In other business the board from beneath the ocean's voted to continue to trans­ surface and hit n target portation of Negro students I.ino miles away. of tiro county to the Volusia County Community College in BULLETIN n s w A ... Hunt Wreckage STUART (U PI) — Search­ ers continued to scour Lake Okeechobee today for wreck­ age of a small plane that ap­ parently carried Louis Her* Iniitl nnd hia son. Frederick, to their denth lust Friday. Serious Interest GENEVA (U PI) — Dis­ armament experts snid today the Communist nations are showing serious interest in It win moving on n north­ reaching agreement on East • westward course nt about 12 West observation posts to pre­ m.p.h vent surprise attack. Hurricane hunter planes had not penetrated the "ey e" of the storm this morning TALLAHASSEE (UPD — but its top winds were esti­ Secretary of Slnte Tom mated nt Ut) m.ji.h Gules ex­ Adams said Thursday the tended 225 miles to the north three constitutional amend­ ami east of Ihe renter and ments facing Florida voters 115 miles to thr south and Nov. A will lie listed in ulpliawest. betienl order, The hurricane’ s projected j course, forecaster* said, will carry it “ well to the north of GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UPI) all the Caribbean islands nnd — U. S. Rep. D. R. (Hilly) rant of the It.vhamas amt there Matthews was among apeakis no danger of high winds in eta who alien.led dedication those areas.” ceremonies for the Agricul­ "Present Indications also ture Department's new ento­ are that the hurricane will riot mology laboratory here today. affect the If. S, mainland," the midday advisory said. • • • c o u n t HUS, Miss. (UPI) The Weather Bureau, how- — Ail eUmrntnry school laere, warned residents of the rated near Columbus Air northern Leeward islands to Force Ha*e w h s abruptly or­ he on the alert for the |<ousi- dered closed Thursday night hillfy nf heavy sea swells. by .be rily school bonrd. upIn IDOI. Hurricane Esther purently to forestall any t«was seeded with good results. ciul integration. The limited experiment gave scientists hope that seeding on a larger scale might give LONDON tU l’l) — Run­ them u weapon to fight na- ic ky members of a train rub­ Amendments coo Iteration with the Volusia County School board; Provided for an amended clause allowing lunchroom supervisors to receive $18 ad­ ditional a month for schools over &W students; Voted to replace two bus driver* who have not report­ ed for duty and have appar­ ently moved away; Turned over bids for ath­ letic equipment for Seminole High School to Athletic Dir­ ector Fred Ganas; Approved changes in Inter­ com bells foe Lyman and Crooms schools to the new additions. Mother's Condition Reported Still Critical One of the victim* of the true!; car rra:h at 'he Gen­ eva bridge Thursday re­ mains In critical condition, The Herald learned today. Mrs. Atvcda Weed i* re­ ported still in the recovery room wiili "condition un­ changed” from Thursday’s report of "desperately criti­ cal" at Orange Memorial Hospital in Orlando; her daughter Karen Weed, about five years old, was listed in good condition at Seminole Memorial Hospital and Mrs. Rebecca Alderman, sister ot Mrs. Weed, was listed in "[air” condition, also at Scm- ino!c Memorial Hospital to­ day. The body of Kim Weed, a bout one year old, who wa$ lead on arrival at the hos­ pital here, was taken to tint llryant-Coker Funeral Home in Wauchula. James L. Croiier, driver ol ihe truck which crashed headon into the Weed ear. wa* treated for shock at Seminole Memorial and released. According to reports, Croaler swerved into the left lane to avoid hitting a ear whicli stopped In front of him and crashed head-on Into the Weed car. Croiier was charged with driving on the wrong side of the road by FHP Trooper Tommy Tomlinson, and ho also I* charged with man­ slaughter as a result of the Inquest held by Coroner Hugh Duncan. Charges of man­ slaughter were preferred by Judge Duncan, Tomlinson re­ ported today, Croiier is free on bond. food-and-water shaft drilled HAZLETON, Pa. (LTD Rruce Strumpf, of Cleans a WASHINGTON (UPI)—The Rescue workers, undaunted by earlier. ter, announced today that Senate Commerce Committee two failures and mechanical laiuis Marino, 32, Pittslon, wan expected to approve leg­ breakdowns, drilled an es­ the drilling foreman, said negotiations are under way to finance a $1.5 million shop­ islation today aimed at avert­ cape shaft within hearing rescuers expected to complete ping renter at Highway 17 U2 distance of two buried miners the shaft hy mid afternoon. ing a nationwide rail strike and Onora Road hut added today. " i f We are on target, we next Thursday. HY DONNA ESTES "That drill isn't far from should hit the men by 1 nr that "a news release ut this Chairman Warren G. Magllida for III* new Loligwocd time actually is premature.” us—I ean hear it real good," 2 p. m. (EDTi,” lie .-aid. nuson, D-Wash., said the bill City Hall and Firu House Strumpf, representing the reported David Fellin, 58, hy Gordon Smith, deputy secwould provide for "reason­ vveie opened ut Thursday R. M. Thompson Construction telephone through .< six-inch rotary of mines, said Fellin'* able arbitration of the dis­ night's meeting o f the City Company, Clearwater, stated report was extremely encour­ putes involved and keep the financial negotiations are not Council, aging. railroads of the United States complete for the construc­ Submitting bbla were LMN "That sounds pretty good, tion by his firm for Sanford The b r e w i n g hurricane running." Entcrprisea, $21,870; A. H. llie drilling is nearly per­ With the strike deadline Shopping Center, Inc., a sub­ "iiciilah" brought up an in­ Williams Jr., $J0,I‘J8; George fect," Smith said. "This hole sidiary of Investment Pro­ teresting note today. The only six days away. Congress A. Cole, $10,000; C« ncurdia i may he in the pillar," the perty Rudders, Inc., of Mi­ Herald's new receptionist. was facrif with (lie problem Construction C o r p o r atfbn, Vt . v, I. < s' :rwJiait-i) ami Donna Merck, informs us llul of havin'; «o art v .p tly ioi $10,116; 51. U. Lailtd, $10,160; WASHINGTON (LTD — above Pie tiny chamber in "W e have signed leases Shoemaker Construction Centthe two hurricane "Donna” |prevent a rail tieup that could ’^hud'on.'Vw sW cnt I which 'F e llin ' a m i""'Henry' with I'uhlix .Market anil Eckwas first sighted on her own : seriously damage the nation'* jMiuy, $17,888; Hubeit C. Forof Ihe Motion Picture A*»iu.>- Throne, 28, have been tripped ' , jt.r> <I7rWJ, ; A , Slolle, $17.erd Drug-,.-’ Struiupi tejHirtbirthday. economy. lion and an aide In three U. f<>r U days. ,t> u ,| V cd, "and hope to commence * * * | The (in, eta hie appeared In S. prexideu s, died Thursday V cable on the Bn tun rig All members of the Seium lie lor a s.tlo in the Senate on from the effects of cerebral slipped off the hoist <al ly construction In l.» day*, hut it -loo-less niuturials. ail hinges on the financing ole High School newspaper Monday, a House vole on thrombosis. He was 6ft. All bids wars taken under this morning am) inter nip till and other pending leases." staff are requested to meet Wednesday and signing uf the advisement by thu council. Johnston, wh-- adminsterel drilling fur an hour. Another Tlte proposed site, owned at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday in Mrs. measure *sy '/jg blent Ken­ Hie movie Industry's moral breakdown bailed drilling fur lu other business a motion Thelma L e v e l s ’ classroom. nedy before It.In 12:01 a m. code of self-censorship fo r 1three hours to lands llov,i. by Sanford Shopping Center. was unanimously approved to |is north of Onora Road and | R oe* biggest storm bery gang — object of tiie The inv Ration i n c I u d e s Thursday strike Mate. employ O'Neall ami Associ­ entombed in another 18 years, had entered George 12. on the east side of Highway biggest manhunt in Scotland Chairman Oren Harris. D- Washington l mversily Hos­ chamber near by. Rut work would be staffers. ates of Orlando us engineers • • • 17-92. Yard's history—appeared to­ on the Tullia Avenue ami (ink Ark., said the House Com­ pital on June 17 alter he suf­ on that shaft resumed at 6 Strumpf added lie wdl have day to bo trying to burn up The square dance "jail­ merce Committee probably fered a stroke A hospital a. m. and the drilling had Street paving. a formal news release when bundles of incriminating tush bird" gag almost backfired would approve a hill Monday, spokesman sad the famed progressed in feet. The meeting was udjourned from tlirir $7.3 million loot. Wednesday night, it w a s lie said it could be iakeu up “ movie czar" died at 8:10 Despite their long entomb- and if negotiations arc com­ subject to rHil. pleted. learned today. Cell door lev­ by tin* rules committee on p. in. F.UT there. ent, Feltin and Throne ap­ ers jammed and policemen Tuesday and acted on by the Memorial services will be peared to be in good spirits. I.((WEST!)FT, E n g I a n d DEI. AND (U IT) — A spent about 15 minutes trying House on Wednesday, held Monday at II a m EDT (UI’D—As Geoffrey Winsliip, showdown is expected today to open them, after they had Magmisnn said lie hoped at the St. John's Episcopal 21, a circus fire eater, went between surfboard piithusln-dx locked up the square dancers the legislation would be "sat­ Church, Washington. with lo perform his act Thursday, wtm want lo close o ff a sec­ MIAMI (L l'D — Cuban ref in the bullpen. Now, that isfactory to both sides." He burial ill Spokane, Wj»h. LOS ANGELES ft I’ D — a helper handed him gasoline tion uf Volusia County Reach usees said today Soviet ex did not disclose any details would have been a story! lie served former Presi­ Evan lelist Hilly Graham used instead of the usual kerosene. • ♦ * fur a surfing meet, ami local peris and long-term Spanish hut he had said earlier that dents Franklin I). Roosevelt Ihe Illblica! story of Samson Win-hip wax hospitalized authorities who say they can’t residents of Russia are train dlflerent approaches and Harry S Truman in var­ Principal J. E. Murray re­ four at a yiuth meeting Thursday ing nearly 2<*l young Latin ious domestic a**i pimenli quests parents of new stu­ were being weighed. TAMI'A (UPI i — Striking night to illustrate the need with a Mire mouth and throat. do it. Americans in a sabotage and once went to Ihe Middle electrical workers have voted of parental guidance dents for MonroeW 11 s o n school at H a r a c o s Reach, Hast as a special ambassador to continue their walkout School to register them be­ Speaking at the seventh JERUSALEM. Israel (U l’ Ij outside Havana. for former President Dwight against General Telephone session nf his 21<lay Isis An­ tween 8 a m. and 2.3U p rn. A hungry burglar stole $5o An organisation calling it­ A United Nations truer D. Elsenhower. despite company warnings geles crusade, Graham also from her liome, Hut*) Fraz­ any day next week at Lake lie was a former president they would !<>*•* their job, to­ sad thail sometimes "over- ier. t.V»2 South West Ifoail. Ham u-signed to the tense self "The Sentinel of LiberMonroe School. To repeat: said students at the of the l S. ( lumber of Com­ day ami be replaced. New students fur Monroeprivileged” children cause reported to police Thursday border hum between Israel U' school include !5u Venezuel­ merce and served an unpre­ Wilson School should be regis­ About 2.5*M) members of more trouble than those from evening. She said when she cedented four terms as its Local 821 of the International slum areas. tered at Lake Monroe Sellout. returned home she discovered i it* report on the latest flare- ans and 30 Ecuadoreans. The WASHING TUN I UPI* - A leader. • * • Spanish Instructors are for Rrotherhood o f Electrical The evangelist spoke to 17. - the money missing and evi up between the two countries rebellious llou-c today chop­ Worker* (AFE-CHD met tore 855 persons — the largest dence the thief had prepared to the Security Council in Ihe most part refugee* who .layices planning their an­ ped Soft) million from Presi­ licit lo Russia when Spain'* nual Iidling rodeo for next Thursday night and "unani­ crowd hi dale. and eaten a meal. I New York, dent Kennedy - forei .n aid "republican” government col­ Wednesday. mously” agreed to continue bill on top of jtno million pre• •• lapsed tn 1‘JCtt). the strike, now In Hs 1Ith day. viously trimmed from the The TH Mobile Lnit will be "The union membership measure in committee. also instructed 11- negotiators stationed outside the- Health 'Die action, initialed by Re­ not to return from the bar­ Department at French Ave­ publican- in a last-gasp ef­ EDWARDS \FH Calif gaining table* wllh any con­ nue and Ninth Street Tuesday A chief petty officer based lion concerning the crisis of , iencc with intensive reading fort to trim the big program, ( L I'll—Veteran XI5 pilot Joe tract the executive committee from 10 a m. to 1 p.m. am) and discussions and collected was a stunning setback for Communism." Walker soared to a new world cannot recommend to the at the Sanford Naval Air Ma3 to 8 p.m. Jnd Wednesday additional Information while administration forces which Edgar’s Interest m (lie aircraft altitude record o f 88 rank a n d tile,” a union tom ha* been commended for from ii a.m. to 12 and from studying at the Chief Petty previously had steered the miles Thursday, tint said, 'T spokesman said the "challenging reminder*” subject dates hack to IttSU Officer Ia-ailership Academy 2 to 5 p.m. for the bent-fll of measure almost unscathed to could have gone higher If I all school teachers, music he Imparted to NAS offi- j when he participated in a ser in Pensacola. the brink of passage. had flown in my usual way.” teachers, nursery ami kinder­ As a guide for preparing eers and men in a series of lo» " f ,imllar Wtures as a The House first approved Walker, who had b e e n garten teachers, lunchroom member of Attack Squadron his four lectures he used les­ lectures no "The Jargon of the half-billion dollar -dash scheduled to hit 68 miles high, workers, bus drivers, custod­ 88 at NAS Oceana, Va. son plans from the Pensacola Communism." by a roll call vote of 222 to -aid he barely broke hi* pre­ ians and all food handlers for He followed up this exper Academy ami Ihe laudership lie j* Chief Aviation Mach­ 188 and then passed Hie hill vious mark of 65 miles be­ ItV M O W GItINSTKAD local restaurants, the Health school at Jacksonville Naval inist ( Jet> Genr e \ Felgar, itself on anot In r roll eall vote North O rlando M a y o r W. cause he w.iv *o preoccupied Department announced today. Air Station. He also drew an instructor wilii the San­ of 221 to 186 with testing a new altitude M'. A nd erson announced toMass survey of the county heavily trout the station and ford-based Naval Air Main­ day that the village ordinance predicter” instrument. will be conducted tn January. .Sanford libraries. tenance Training Detachment * • • "1 flew strictly hy the against loitering and Vagran. Ill* own interest In combat­ 1072. hook—lhat is. t followed ltd* ry will lie strictly enforced, The latest status of the pro­ ing Communism led Idm to Felgar’* leadership recent­ new instrument," Walker said effective immediately. posed canal will !>•• the sub­ d< vclup hi* lecture series and ly prompted a letter of ap­ After 10:30 p.m., close ject of speaker John Krider. offer it to the station as preciation from I’ apt. Robert MIAMI (UPI) - Judge J. after hi* flight to 351 (SSI feet. "It indicated I would go cheek* will he made on young M. Ware, commanding officer manager of Seminole County Carrington Grinding made u of it's rontinuing leadership it.niio (cel higher than i did. people, especially thine un­ of NAS Sanford Chamber of Commerce, when plain today lhat he believes program. he talks to the Rotary Club in meditation tor It year-old I relied on it. hut It was dc- der 18 year*, unless they are Each lecture was attended The letter was presented not (nr n specific purpose nr during |he ('sprain - in*pecby 125-150 person*. Monday. Krider also i* chair­ boy* who Ixtrrow M r fath­ I mutely (iff.” he Said h a v e III their p -is.— i a a llon \ \M T G detach man of the St. Johns Indian er's automobile :ur a 75 mile Felgar has been stationed note from the.r parent* atat- [ manU ba*ed at Sanford, here fur Ihe past 15 months, River Canal District. an hour ride through city * . « ■ • • • ing She necessity for being lie lives with his wife, Ma/ie The teller said, in part: TALLAHASSEE lUI’ D — out. and their two children at Ja/cces say they have plans "Your obvious sincerity and Young Mike Duffy, who just 758 Dormant! Circle South, for special entertainment for, turned II, had h;> summer Nearly a laird more license* I A 10:30 p m. curfew will ia- thorough knowledge of your Lung wood. young folks over nine, later vacation abruptly shortened were issued to lodging um l, strictly enforced by the North subject aided immeasurably Rousted by hu recent suc­ on after the fishing rodeo for by two weeks for "mcdila- food establishment* in Flor­ Orlando Uidiee. Parent* will In making a success of the cess, Chief Felgar made ap­ the younger kid*. Jay cep* lion” lu tiie county jail after ida this July Hun were is­ be held re-pons Me f"r any leadership program. It Is be­ plication for a commission Wednesday sued in July of 1382, the Ho­ violation* of the ordinance lieved that you have impaned themselves arc heading for an appearance umli-r the Navy's Limited 1Naples fur a big weekend of before llie metropolitan traf­ tel and Restaurant Commis­ amt will be subject to possible challenging reminders to the sion said Thursday, i fillet. lu. ) Officer program. bfticcr* and men of this >Ufic court judge. conference. Mathews Speaks Eric Johnston Dies At 66 Longwood Opens City Hall Bids School Shut Cash Burnetl Union Votes To Continue Strike House Slashes Foreign Aid Walker Sets New Altitude Mark In X I5 llrw.„ DcLand Showdown Thief Sups Border Report Graham Blasts Child Pampering C PO Commended For Lectures North Orlando Curfew In Force Roy ‘Meditates’ After Speeding Wrong Fuel, Fire-Eater Has Sore Throat Cubans Report Sabotage School Thief Returns Boy’s Crutches DETROIT (UPD n«* stolen crutches of 8-year-old March of Dimes pastor boy Johnny Reichert have return­ ed the same way they dis­ appeared—anonymously. Johnny, who had hi* tiny specially made crutches stol­ en from in frunt of hi* pap. ent'* home .Sunday night, found them In hi* front yard Thursday without ever see­ ing who brought them hack. Ills parents, Mr. and Mr*. Russell Reichert, had m.ubi a public appeal for the return of the crutches. The promised "w e sron't prosecute" if whoever took them would only return them. "It must have been a prank,” Johnny's father said. "N o one could be mean enough to want to steal them from Johnny." To tittle Johnny It was hko Christmas. "He b o u n c e d around hugging the crutches when we found them outside," hi» « M Perez Ruling; CARACAS, (U P D —The *i» pi l ine court ruled late Thurs­ day that the government will have to bring ousted ex-pres­ ident Marco* Perez Jimenci to Caracas to stand trial. VALDEZ HOTEL 'arite Downtown Sanford unge It’s Fulltime Fri. Niles nt the Caribe! Music hy “The Hideaways’* .More Licenses � 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, August 22, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 22, 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>, August 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/2a99d2e79d66f2c5bc94c3292f73449a.pdf 6db661c512e1240a0f28f7e1831646c2 PDF Text Text \ . * >- h * L_ b TOUR of HOMES i_ END the Sanford - Seminole Area Featured Homes Are Close To Sanford pleted, several o f which are already sold. The homes in Ravenna Park seem to be sold either during con­ struction or very soon after comple­ tion. In Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor, just a little farther down Country Club Road, another “ Home o f Distinction" is open for inspection. It’s at 303 Tammy Drive, has a combination dining-family room, three bedrooms, two baths, a luxury built-in kitchen, central air conditioning and heating, and a two-car enclosed garage. This TIM bomea and homes Ite* fea> te n d on our tour tht* week are rabthrel/ eloee in to the City of Banford. It's practically no drive at all out SOth Street, which becomes Country Clab Bond, to Bavenna Park. Just turn in at the sign, and drive through thle community of homes to Tangelo Drive, and at No. 418 you'll see the centrally heated, three-bedroom, 2bath home which Shoemaker Con* ■traction has on display this weekIt's one of five recently com­ realdreU ad are Justly so, that U tm i Manor, which will offer ■acre ad Seminole County'* Real Estate Trsasactiowa George S. Mslllson et ux to FHA, North Orlando, *12,ated on gently, rolling hills 400. Thomas A. Dillon et ux to which are naturally landscap­ North Chuluota, **,400 ed with hugs stately oaks, MeCaughan Mortgage Co., palms, magnolias, citrus and A. K. Shoemaker et ux to pine trees. Harry SiraJIan et ux, IdylPaved etreete follow ing the wilile, 121.500 natural contour o f the land Lawrence R. Bauer et ux add an overall appearance o f to Charlei S. Ballard et ux reildential spaciousness. The Manor la covered by South Plnecrest, *11,600 m ost attractive home*, la be­ in g developed In the northeast •action o f their town. Dsvaloyere nre Shoemaker Cooatrwctlon C o m p a n y , of deed reatrictlona on else o f lot, Sanford s the Oviedo Land square footage on home* and Company and L. L. Faulk Sr., set back for construction pur­ Oviodo contractor and genposes. The property site la that o f Three homes now are under the original Mead Gardena on thle SM ot, 40which v i s developed by Theo­ alto end Fsulk’s ranch dore L. Mead in the late soon will be 1880'*. A nsturalist, entumol. reedy fo r e a "Open H om e." o g lit and plantsman, Mead Ideally ten ted fo r shopping, specialised in tho cultivation school s o d churches, with the o f rare palms, orchids, ama­ municipal s w i m m i n g pool ryllis, crinums, dsylllies, glad­ nearby, Meed Manor la situioli, cacti, brumellud* and caladium*. Owners of tht land are Ben Jones, John Evans, W . II. Martin, Frank Wheeler Jr., GAINESVILLE <UPI) - Robert Lee, Bob Williams, R. The University o f Florida has L. Ward Jr. and Rex Clonte a record fa ll enrollment of who Joined forces to originate 14.TVT and a whole host of the Oviedo Land Company new aeeom oditkm problems, when they aaw the need for opening a now building site tbs school said today. The office o f the registrar for the growing community o f •aid Ihe new total far ex. Oviedo, plans for the devel­ reeds the previous record of opment were begun immedi­ 13,131 last y ea r and Is over ately upon purchase o f tho (ho lop o f (he university's land by this group o f civic preenroQ m eat esUmate of minded and forw ard looking men. 14.9M Student Roster Sets New Record V.A. to Robert E. Quick Morrell Debose, Sanford et ux to Heftier Homea, *11,- and Am m ie Lee Fosaitt, San­ ford BOo Perry E. WilJeta, Inc. to Donald A. Powell et ux, No. Orlando, *6,260 Patrick John Welsh, Dover, Ohio and Valda Lorens T y­ Orlando Federal Savings It son, Ssnford ON Attractive PARK LA K E M IN N IE 3 & I Bedroom, With doable rarportes, garages, deluxe kitchen equipment and many RIDGE other O LAKE 2 Bath Homes landscaping, rrntral heat, beautiful W rsllnxhousa appointments. P R IVILEG ES Priced From 1 6 ,8 0 0 • N O CLOSING COST • IM M E D IA T E O C C U P A N C Y F1IA & C O N V E N T IO N A L F IN A N C IN G DIRECTIONS: From Hanford City Limits, 2 miles South on 17 92, turn West on Lska Mary Ultd., mile to Park Ridge, See W ayne Montgomery A t Models YOU’D LIKE TO LIVE IN ONE OF THE MOST RESTFUL, REFRESHINGLY BEAUTIFUL TREE-SHADED IF AREAS IN CENTRAL F L O R I D A . . . . Select your homesite now . . . i n OF LO C H C H O O SE YOUR H OM ESITE Now Under Contitruction 3 lletlrtMim ARBOR BU ILD WHEN YO U ’RE READY Con temporary. - Modern 6IHERAL Kitchens by Also m o w as rrr -I row * m lledroom m - WILLIAM S. URUMLEY Jit. ELECTRIC BYRON M. LEACH ^ i*. o. nox t3jm> Colonial. . . . / ^ o n s u w t s f IB u lU u y KA 2-8071 VrraLh Country Glut Ro*4 [j Salta Filed B. Brock Steel et ux to E. Loin Assn. vs. William L. F.arl Donaldson et ux, Bret- Page Sr., et ux, 51tg. fore­ ton Woods, *5,500 closure Roland Grimes et ux to Federal N a tl. M ortgage Frank B. Ashdown et ux, Assn. vs. Edward J. Crews, Magnolia Heights, *7,800 Mtg. foreclosure. R. E. McConnell et ux to Chicpee Falla Savings Kingswood Builders Inc. to J. Edward Martin e t ux, Bank vs. Roland M. Matson et ux, Mtg. foreclosure. Darrell F. Kirkpatrick et ux, Little Bear Lake, (11,100 Oakland Estates to Char­ Paul C. Altman vs. Curtis Bel Isle, *27,100 Rav E. Osier et ux to Ra­ les A. Robinson et ux, Oak­ J. Hughes et al, to quiet title Williamsburg Savings Bank mon D. M cGough et uv Grove land Estates, *13,300 Harry Rolllnson, Jr., et ux v i. Ronald W. Perry, mtg. Manors, *16,000 to A. Jay Turk et ux, Cool- foreclosure Bramur Development Co. More, 115,500 East Brooklyn Savings Bank to Winter Park Highlands, David R. Green, Sr. et ux vs Ruth C. Mcllor. mtg. fore­ Inc.. 34 21S-30E, *50,000 to Gary Tate e l ux Bel-Air closure Bram ur Development Co. IjgQQ to Winter Park Highlands, Marriage Applications Ward Hicks, Inc. to Earl fnc., 3I-21S-30E, (50,000 E. Lane c l ux, Eaatbrook, Richard Donald Saltade. Jerry L. Brady et ux to *16,300 Sanford, and Betty Margaret First Federal S. k L. Assn, Oakland Estates, Inc. to Ford, Sanford o f Orlando, Lake Harriet, Howard D. Pryor et ux Oak­ George A. Shattler, Orlando *12,400 land Estates, *15.300 and Margaret E. Williams, George W. Creech et ux to Percy F. Moores et ux to Florence V. Hunt, North Chu­ William G, Dittman et ux, Bloomington, Hi. luota, *7.000 Cleaves Subdivision, *18,700 Arthur E. Christiansen et A. G. Bush et ux to South ux to Percy F. Moores et ux Seminole Bank, South Fern Gleavcs Subdivision, *3,5oo Park, *2.480 David L. Remley et ux to Charles T . Fields et ux to James E. Blaylock et ux Mary V. Brown, Spier's Ad­ M ecca Ham mock, *15.500 dition, 59.000. R. C. Locker et at to DelJohn II. Burch et ux to Left J. Brewer et ux, Pearl Leonard A. Scidelman c l ux Lake Heights *83,400 Brantley Shores, *24,000 FHA to Donald E. Rose Abner L. Thompson to Pep­ et ux, Oakland Hills, *6.950 percorn k Peppercorn, Inc., Llmia Lou Newbury to Tuikawllla Shores, *18,000 Abner L. Thompson to F. Earl Peppercorn et ux, Tuskawllla Shores, $9,000 Wallace D. McC'alley et ux to Allen E. Boyne, Sr. et ux Country Club Manor, *7,500 E. O, Fawcett et yx to George C. Heunlseh et ux. 620S-30E, $12,733 It. J. Urahout et ux to Harry L. Doss et ux, I-ake Brantley Hills. $1,570 Carl W. Abe et ux to George W. Creech et No. Chuluota, $13 300 Robert C. Elder et ux to FHA, Wea th en field, $9,100 Herman C. Finket, Jr., et ux to Felton Y. Jernlgan et ux Loch Arbor, *13,800 Franklin E. Welch et ux to Helen C. Conrad et al, Hri'llon W oods, *16.300 Florida Permanesque, Inc. to Bartholomew S. tjucllo at ux, N. Chuluota. *6,660 Russell J. Wood to Rudolph A. Roianc et ux Prairie Lake Park, *13,500 Francis J. Rademacher et ux to William E. Stroud, III et ux, Eailbrook, *13.400 Richard Y. Cheatham et ux to 1st Federal S & L. Assn, of Orlando, Prairie l-akc Manor, *0,100 G a n fa rh t jtA B r i l l First Federal 8. It L. Assn, of Orlando. Prairie Lake Manora *9.000 L A K E S H O R E H O M ES IN homesites. Greenbriar Is just south o f the 12th green and 13th tee, of Mayfair Golf Course. And on Lake Mary Boulevard, which runs from Lake Mary to Hwy. 17-92, Lake Shore Homes have roomy three and four-bedroom, two bath homes ready to see. They nre in the Park Ridge section, facing on Lake Minnie. Ask Wayne Montgomery for details on these. Other builders in the Seminole County area have homes under con­ struction, which will be ready to in­ spect at a later date. She Courthouse Records Mead Manor Offers Attractive Homes K tb er (s worth visiting by the discriminat­ ing buyer. Out Country Club Road turn south on Lake Mary Road, by the golf course, and not too far past the clubhouse you’ll see the signs direct­ ing you to Greenbriar, the newest high class residential area featured by Kingswood Builders. It’s a lovely shady spot, on gently rolling ter­ rain, a wonderful place to put a care­ fully designed home. Byron Leach o f Kingswood Build­ ers, offers to build at your conven­ ience, or let you build on one of these Page 10 — Sept. 20, 1903 LAKESH0RS , HOMES Edward Holldsy Jr., Oviedo and Patricia Ann Redding, Oviedo Final Divorces John Kahles vs. $ladeline McCoy Kahles Mildred Dykes vs. Frailer Dykes Robert K. Newman vs. Florence E. Newman Pearlman Brinson vs. Helen If. Brinson Dovle $1. Torres vs. Stan­ ley P. Torres Marion C. Dodd vs. Robert H. Dodd Samuel Martin vs. Ethel Martin Joyce J. Walker vs. Bill F. Walker Ellen Brown vs, W. T. Brown Sr. Marriage License .Applications Raymond C. J. Menard and Jeanne I. Soucey, Longwood lake Kary While you are out driving, this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some o f Sanford and Seminole County’ s outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find just what you are looking for in the way of a home. �W ekiva-Econ Flood Control Available County 4 Inches c LO6'*’ Of Rain Soak Us and city offida U were holding their breath to­ day, hoping before that ™ inspection Ada the ikies clear university team Tuesday. file visits Lake They were agreed “ mud will not pretty the picture.” • • • sf % 0 The Sanford area was drenched with more than four inches o f rain In the 16hour period ending at noon today, first day of autumn. WEATHER: Scattered showers through Tuesday; high today In 80s; low tonight In 70s. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire MON., SEPTEMBER 23. 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 23 nsuoA. •• A complete flood control program for tha Econtoekha tehee River and Wekiva River watersheds is availa­ ble free o f cost tn Seminole County, it wna reported this morning by James P. A vtry Jr. to oBirr members o f tha County Commission. Shtifortl Mills, of Hickory, Avery and County Engineer X . C., in response to an in­ William Bush stated they at­ quiry by R . E. Porter rela NEW YORK ( U P D - A huge tended a Joint aesslon o f Or­ live to a $100,000 land trans­ Atlantic storm today bogged ange County Cimmisslonera fer near Goldenrod, sent this down the search for a mili­ and federal agents Friday at reply: “ This Is merely a tary Cargn Master plane Orlando, when it woa disclose! routine release of land from missing since early Sunday the federal government la a purchase money mortgage with 10 men aboard. w illing to finance tha cost that has been In existence for o f flood control fo r 97,009 several years. We have no acres, o f which 27.000 acre* immediate plans for develop­ TALLAHASSEE H I T ) ment.” are in Seminole County and Commissioner o f Agriculture • • • tlie lui Innee In Orange. Mint Doyle Conner today assured City Commission wtll bear o f Orange County surfaca Floridians that a proposal to another request this evening Need for a Seminole County water drains through Semi­ get m ore land for recreation for a time extension on the planning commission to be nole County. In Florida will not usurp farm • • • condemnation o f the Palms eligible tor future federal lands In the stale. Hotel. R. E. Porter was re­ Rinds for highway construe"Fedrrul funds for this tinn, was stressed this morn­ program are available under minded today that the owner ing by Robert Brown, county federal law Still,’* Avery saiiL asked and received a 60-day BOSTON. Mass. (L IT ) — zoning director, to (ho Coun­ extension a year ago in order I approached previous Boards Detectives early today arrest­ ty Commission. to allow time “ for preparing nf County Commissioner* with ed a 23-year-old man believed Brown recommended that this plan hut I was laughed a $30,000 expansion." to have shot four teen-agers • • • the present County Zoning at anil was told it would takt UNITED FUND campaign with a $18,125 goal agencies. From tin* left: Mrs. W. E. MneLauehduring a brawl at a ruck and Commission he expanded to four o r more years to com­ Art lo v e n are Invited to was launched at a kick-off breakfast this morn­ lin, ttirl Scouts; II. H. Hodges, north county hecom e the Counly Zoning plete plans." Join the Sanford Seminole Art MIAMI fU P I) - The first roll record dance. Police with­ ing at the Florida State Hunk lounge. Some 55 commercial rhnlrntan; Paul Lewis, general cam­ and Planning Commission. Association m em ber* tn an day of fall was ushered in to­ held the suspect's Identity. A very said tha federal chairmen and workers were on hand for final paign chairman; Cnpt. Harry Foden, Salvation He explained federal law evening o f fun and game* at day In Florida by the season's agenta expressed the opinion instructions in the drive to raise funds for nine Army, and Al Fiori, Hoy Scouts. (Herald Photo) requires that a planning com ­ 7:30 p. m . Thursday at the first real cold front, which they would have a feasibility VIENNA (U P D -T h e purge mission prepare and present American Legion club at dropped temperatures to the study completed within ala to of seven Czech government an acceptable road building Tern Park. mid 60s in the northern part eight weeks, follow ing which ministers may foreshadow • • • program to the state prior to of the state. the federal government "I* attempts lo oust President July I, tSN kl. Small craft warnings' were Ingenuity paid o ff far pret­ ready and willing to finance and pnrly chief Antonin No­ Counly Engineer William ty Marla Jones, Lyman High raised from Jacksons itle to completely, Including ditches, Bush explained that the Sem­ senior, who won election as Cape Canaveral for gusty votny. Communist attain ex­ locks, etc., thie flood control pert* here said today. inole County and Orange class treasurer last week. northeast winds that accom ­ program.'* County Commissions, E a s t Her gim m ick was "buying panied the front. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (U PI) Possible relocation o f the He added that " I f wa had votes” with phony money The Weather Bureau re­ public library and a proposal Central Florida R e g i o n a l started thla program 10 year* WEST PALM BEACH (L T D - A federal Judge said today | V tm b m o f tlie staU, Board County Engineer W i l l i a m Planning Council and the heavy rains over bearing h er picture. (Quite ported la offrr Municipal Stadium to ago wa long a g o would have p „ n|r„| university site in- Bush's office st die court* There — O fficials said Sunday the there had been attempts to an Improvement over George much o f the state the County School Board will Slat»« Road Department will had the program In opera­ be briefed in detail nt a joint and Abe, at that , , . she's were 2,39 Inches m Vero derailing of a Florida East "intim idate or Influence” a >l>eclion team are scheduled house. feature tonight'* session of tion.** Const Railway freight train to arrive here this evening session within Ihe next sev­ Mayor Thomas S, McDon­ prettier.) Beach In a 21-hour period. special grand jury Invcstigatthe City Commission. A very further stated that n from a • • • eral week*. a ald said at noon today that 2.16 at Daytona Beach. 1.81 probably resulted ing interference with court- preparatory to making The CommLskm will take recent amendment to public broken cross tie. Investigators study o f the Like Ada site “ I'm hoping this weather County Commission delayed at Fort Lauderdale, t.70 at Excerpt from Congressman under consideration a recom ­ ordered school desegregation. Toe*day. clear* up and that we do not until after Ihi* briefing any law 60S "w ill allow the fadEd Gurney news letter: Fort Myers and Ocala. 1.65 said they could find no evi­ mend atinn hy the City Zon­ 1'. S. District Judge Clar­ oral government to provide Members of the City Com- have lo postpone the inspec­ ‘ ■News management under at Orlando, 1.49 at Apalachi­ dence o f sabotage. ing and Planning Com m is­ action in forming a planning matching fund* for recreation­ ence A1 1 good said similar ef m i-lion. founts Commission tion.” commission. the Kennedy administration Is cola and 1.29 at Tampa. sion for the City to undertake • * * Although the County Com­ tlie relocation of the library fort* had been "n u d e i>n Uu* and Chamber of C om m erce Commission referred to al purposes as long as the like taking a blind man to TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — are scheduled to meet with a mission lias been designated to tlio old post-officei L'Jilj.u* Bush and Itoad Supt, J. C. plan 1* tagged ‘ flood control',* a burlcque show—he knows court.” * • e A car rammed Into the side of team at H a nt. Tuesday at by the Board of Control as so.l lo consider the purchase I ev en der n n u m b e r what's going on but he won­ All good made his di-clu* of a speeding Sealkiard Air He explained that If the the local I m )<I> lo carry on lielengthy bids for furnishing ders what's being pulled off.” o f the vacant lot west o f the Line freight train in Jackson- l>rr •h*' federal grand iury, • • • collations, the City Commis­ building, as offered by the mail building materials and county will acquire lend the federal government will pay sion favors the Lake Ads site Women’ s Auxiliary of the By t'nltrd l ' r t « Interna I lunal villa Sunday night killing two which went into r'oted ses­ General Service Administra­ petroleum product* during the for (lie four-year slate uni­ half the cost for Installing next fiscal year. Autumn arrives this after- person* and pushing Florida's sion a week ago, returned a Gindervllle Volunteer F i r e tion. Weekend highway death toll single indictment and asked versity proposed for East rsmps, boat houses and ether Department wdl meet at 2 noon. Controversy over removing Central Florida. facilities for recreation. that it be permitted to con In ease you’ve missed lha to 10. p. m. Wednesday at the home clay from the baseball dia­ Scheduled to arrive here mond and replacing II with lie pointed out the Orange Dime its investigation at a of Mrs. Lee Elder, on South hrond hint* o f cooler air anil K t 'K i t r d l o s s County legislative delegation later date. Sanford Avenue, to plan for the slow retreat o f sun, the J F K SVIGON. South \ id Nam t h i s evening are Gerald soil (or high school football TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — this yenr obtained approval The name of the person In­ ft I'll — U. S. airmen in Joins, property supervisor; games has prompted the City chicken barbeque Saturday at Weather Bureau made the o f­ State Hep. Frederick Karl o f dicted was withheld pending hehpcoplrr* and light plane* horresl Kelly, arcluteet; J o f an act setting up a state the Elks Club. ficial proclamation. Commission t° offer Muni­ Daytona Beach, an unan­ an arrest. * • • fund of $120,000 for flood Autumn cornea at 1:21 p. in. rescued two English school W. Sutton, research associate, cipal Sladiom to Ihe Counly nounced candidate for gov­ Hurglars struck tour down­ control purposes in that coun­ Allgooil asked the grand teacher* who were kidnaped and possibly one or two School Board tor $1 annual Our learn- something- new- E 8T— the precise moment the ernor. says lie will support Jury to look Into the effort* town hiisinrs* L im es over the tyevery-day department: Coun­ nun is at the intersection o f by Communist guerrilla* on Hoard <if Control members, rental weekend, it was reported toty Com missioners learned to­ two imaginin'/ circles in the President John F. Kennedy in to influence the jury and the a beach near the nieulli of *lu' director. Dr J B. t u b Further discussing Semi­ Tin* City also will consider hi* hid (or re-election no m at­ court. the Mekong River, Ihe llrlwas forced to cancel s request to take over and day by Police Chief Roy Wil­ nole County’ s drainage and day they cannot accept cash sky, the rclcstiul equator utid ter who the Itepiihln an candi­ liams. his visit but irifurmcd Bush bonds on county building pro­ tile ecliptic. ti-sli Embassy said today. conservation problems, Chair­ operate the Seminole High date for president. Thieve* obtained $3 from a man J. C. Hutchison stated, jects. Seems the contractor The two nritons — J.nne* lie will look over the site at School sewer lift station. Summer’s Inst full day was cash box at Chapman Con­ although the U. 8 . Housing for the courthouse exterior n harbinger o f fall. Tempera­ Kinnaird and Alan Darby — a later date. Also to he considered is crete Company, tiat North The inspection Icnm will renovation had to offer a ture* slipped to the 60s and had gone fur a swim .Sunday and Home Finance Agency a proposed ordinance requir­ JACKSONVILLE l UPI l — in an area of the South view the Lake Ada site ill spe- ing adult supervision at city Elm Avenue. They failed to previously had rejected a re­ cash bond but the law does this across much of the nation, The state attorney's office gain access to the company China Sea declares! off limits ‘ lsl i«*P» " " 'I by helicopter, not permit Clerk Art Deck* and quest for feasibility study school crossings. ranged from 101 at said today an inquest will be safe after knocking off the to military personnel because ** return again Oct. l i ­ with to hold cash In escrow. Phoenix, Arl*., to $5 nt Dul­ funds, that he has received Formal approval Is expect­ held shortly into the slaying lt is Infected with Viet Cong 15 flir an Inspeclhm o f four ed tor the $1 25 million six- knnlis. The cash must go to a bond­ uth, Minn. word from Harold Scott, Jack­ P tR IS (U P I) _ French of Mrs. Patricia C. Newell, oilier Seminole County site*. Phillips Petroleum C o m ­ infiltrator*. ing com pany, who will hold mill budget for ItMSI *H. sonville engineer, the H IIFA granddaughter of a Cheek, differences with the* United pany, 203 North l-aurc| AveIt, guarantee the jo b and The em bassy said tin* Commission will con sid er........ , , now is ready to discuss the Neal Coffee Co. founder, States and the Western ali­ , . ,, . nut', reported the lo-* of teachers were picked up and obtain a fee. another request for a time , , loan and a meeting Is being whose husband confessed lo bi nee may becom e more evi­ *j 8.2S in cash ami an un• • • airlifted to safely when the extension on the condem na­ erranged with the snginser dent in the near future, poli­ strangling her. 'know n amount in checks, U. S aircraft flew low over It's a sign of age if )nu tion of the Palms Hotel by for some time In October. tical observers said today. where, it was rc|>ortci! "they the beach and sent the Viet feel like the day after the Mr*. C. II Oliiff. They drew their conclu­ left the place in a m ess." Cong scurrying for cover night before when you haven’ t RICHMOND. Calif. (U P I)— sions from the final \Lit here N o Ins* was reported by the t ’ nllrd Pres* Iiiltrnaliunal Military source* sat I South been anywhere . , , South Rep. Adam Clayton Powell, this weekend of Konrad Ade­ DeLux Laundry, Sog West Circuit Judge Voile A. W il­ Viet Nam is sending a third The nation Sundty mourn­ Seminole X cw com hers Club. D-.N. V.. chairman of the nauer as West (Firman chan­ First Street, while Walls • • • infantry division to the Me liam* Jr. said today be hnd ed witli quirt grief and a House Education and Labor cellor and a bitter attack, by kong della in a m ove reflect-1 approved a writ o f habeas Supply, i l l North French Note to fishermen: Reports troubled conscious the deaths Committee, said Sunday he implication, on the United Avenue, reported " a shaming growing eoncem over 1o r p u a nod ordered the release are that in spite of the rain nf (our Negro children in the would block further work on States from Prem ier Georges W VSHINGTON ( UPI ) — An tiles.” Thieves gained access Under $10,000 Laid of Fred guerrilla strength there. the bass are biting in the Lim bing of a Ribningham, TAMPA ( U P I ) — The presi­ President Kennedy's hill* in Pompidou Ihirdcltu J r „ 37. >liuigcd vs it is entire division o f iti.iNio I 'd . to Ihe safe hut nothing was Wekiva and St. Johns. And Ala., church one week ear­ dent of the electrical worker* liis com m ittee until Cungress Adenauer will retire next armored troops will tie air­ reported stolen. List degreu murder. seemingly in Lake Monroe, lier. local union said today he passes civil rights legislation. month ami turn the Bunn Burdette, charged in the lifted to Germany next month From Lafayette Square Judging from all the tines in would not sign the new con­ government to Vice Chancelin the largest such m ove­ ■laying o f Ids unde, Charles the water along the shore facing the White House to tract with General Telephone tor Ludwig Erhard. With the ment ever undertaken. De­ It. Rt rick L ml, 35. in Iturj Seattle's World Fa|r "space line. Co. because the union m em ­ chancellor will WARSAW. Poland t UPI ) — 87-y ear-old fense S e ce la ry Robert S. Mc­ P O R T A R T H U It , Tex • • • do tie's home on 1.11(1st Lake needle," lens of thousands bers "a re not being treated Stefan Cardinal W ynynxkl, go hit strong pro-Dc Gaulle M lp li Namara announced today. Hurricane Cindy j „ owl.,| *,r|lt< , 5< w„ rv|,.llled “ Letters to the Editor" i of persons showed lieir grief the way the company main­ Roman Catholic priinate of policies, observers predicted. claimed it* first two lives PITTSBURGH, (U P I) Hie o|ieraIion. designated fr-.m county jnil to the cus­ column being flooded with un­ with prayers, mig'chi's of Poland known for his strug­ Erhard was expected to Sunday in three feet o f mud­ "E xercise Biglift" will in­ Vice President Lyndon H. tained they would be.” tody o f his fattier, Fred ltursigned letters. These all are silence and bands »t black. The union Voted Sept. I to predicted Sunday gles with the nation's Com mu­ shift the West German policy dy. brackish Roodwater when volve IIS combat and 210 Johnson Washington, j D. C., dette Sr. placed In 'Tile 13.” Readers I In nist regim e, has acceptisl an more closely in line with twin IS month old girls drown­ transport planes, and the en­ that the Democrats may lo»a accept a new contract alter a are reminded they must sign ' there were 10,000 ifrmnnstra- Invitation to visit Ihe United Washington's Blinking on how Judge William* also set tire personnel of the 2ml some southern votes in tha bitter itrik# which saw whole­ ed at Port Aere*. their names and addresses to tors; in New Yuri, lu.ooO; State*, a s|mke*inan for the bond ut t'lilo for fturdetto on the Western alliance should armored vision at Ft. Hood, 1964 presidential election be­ sale sabotaging o f trleplionn ]!rcnd:i Faye and Linda Angeles, 2.4)0; Do* such letters but the editor Ia>* rardinul said .Sunday. cause of the Bilministratton's rabies in lh« six county area be operated to gain maxi­ Kaye Clayton toddled off the » charge o f ahuotfng at un oc­ Tex. will delete the name in the Moines, Iowa. 2gkal Sliaiui, cupied dwelling. served by General Telephone. civil rights program . mum strength. back i»irch of their house into published letter, if so desired. Fla , 2,000; ColumUa, S C., As the result o f n psychia­ Robert .Mount, president o f However, Johnson .aid he Adenauer returned to Bonn live water. Their parents. • • • I.ow: Boston. M a i., l.sw ; tric examination for Rurdrtte, Staircase Stolen still fill the Democrats would Local 821, International Bro­ Boone Improves Sunday as Pompidou was tell­ Rev. and Mrs. lotwrenee Mrs. Terry Cordell, form er- Chicago, 1,000. and i| Seattle: therhood of Electrical Work­ SANTA MONICA. C a l i f - ing a meeting of tiie deputies Clayton, found them floatin': County Judge Vernon Miz« EXETER. Emslaiul (U l'l) l*e victorious next year. ]y of Sanford, Is featured in Tacom a. Wash., I.ikle Buck, (U P I)— Actor Richard Boone, of the G a Lillis L Union for the also agreed to Runiette'* te ­ —The Theater Royal today “ Many people will vote for ers, said without his signa­ face down in the water. uston. Text; C Texi; Cham this month’s issue of a na­ Ark.; Huuston, hurt in an auto crash Fri­ New Republic ( UNR) party One to four feet of water leuse. pending trini, but order- offered a JJU reward for the the Democrats because what ture Ihe contract could not bo .; lincinnjti. Cincinnati, (Ohio; tional magazine. She's the paign, HI.; day, was expected to lie re that foreign powers were try- still remains in some sections *'d that he "n ot attempt to recovery of a spiral stair­ we are doing is right and enforced against the union, scores of widow o f Sanford'* hero at Raleigh, N. C., nadllsz lie emphasized, however, leased from St. John's Hos-1 ing “ to make France a aatel- o f Port Acres, a Port Arthur assoeiaU with In* wife, Hetty case stolen during the week­ must be itonr,” lie added. other towns therr were less­ Viet Nam. that tlm union members pilnl today. lit**." The vice prcsldsnt was In Suburb. 1Burdette.” end. er numbers. the steel city tor a breakfast could obey tha contract at In Shreveport. La; heavily "Thirty year* a g o," says meeting with Democratic their option. Herald sports editor Julian armed police prevented Ne­ He said tha membership Party members. Stenstrom Stenstrom, “ it was groes from marchiig-. Twomight adopt a resolution at wine, women and w ag. Now, hundred city policenjen, arm­ the meeting which would it's a health tonic, the same ed with shotguns, submachine authorize another strike, but T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I) •uhpoena. lie said the matter* pm -tcution it s fl for tlie Glut. Biat he'd L-eu xuhpt uuted and I A* l.arkin read from the ol' gal and smg along with guns, tear gai, r ifl* , pistols h« would not aponsor tha and d u b s rolled p a t the lit­ Ihe Senate impeachment triul the Huus* prosecutors wanted Itep. U vlburn Daniel, a n o t h e r j bad to leave came u* Dade transcript o f a divorce ruse M itch!” move. tle Union Baptist! Church of Circuit Judge Richard Kelly to question hiro about concern- member « f the prosecution 1 *** E. »• It. U Larkin, -K elly versus Kelly,” a— ..,,,.-. C i,y “ "tt|lr,‘ ‘" ' “,Tv *'■ r k in .1 CALLAHAN (U P I) - Four Mount complained that tha „ .. „ one o f the lawyers who -ought Continued session o f the where a memorial service was disrupted today when the ed the current impeachment large moonshine still* were company had assigned union .tu ff, said all seven Supreme Kelly's impeachment, wa* tes,he "bJ«s‘ «d. saying >t House prosecutor* subpenaed trial hut ht gave no details, Casselberry Board of Alder­ was being held. destroyed Sunday night aLiut me other* to Joh* out of their jhud no materiality in the imthe entire Supreme Court, InThe Senate went into ini- Court justice*, six o f whom tifym^, man Is scheduled for 7:30 to three miles soufli of here. classification* and had re­ chiding presiding Judge E. mediate executive session, ap- have played no port in the imThe defense Died u n su oe.s- peachmeiit p r o c e e d i n g * In Nassau- County Sheriff H. J. scheduled all vacations dis­ night at the Town Hall. Dis­ Firemen Called cussions of garbage franchise, Firemen were calfcd to the Harris Drew, to a private purcntly to find out what the peuchmeiit triul, have been fully ihtougli Luikm to get which Kelly is charged with Youngblood said. regarding seniority. "T h ey’re, sudden move was all about. summoned for questioning but |beforu the Senate testimony abuse uf power snd judicial annexation and reports of J. K. Johnson red<rncc, 107 meeting in the Capitol. The itills, each with a 1.- putting people lo doing job ij Justice Drew asked that the House 1’rosecutor William he refused to tell n ew sm en ' that Circuit Judge Kelly was ' tyranny possible property site* to be Anderson Circle, aj 7 p ut. 000-galton capacity, were flil- they know nothing about." he used as a parking lot tor city Sunday by a short circuit in triul be temporarily recessed O'Neill j. questioning the jus- what about. a divorce,; man Lofure marryJustin Drew agreed ami »-d wiBi mash and ready for said This does not help Jai l »« Uiut u« uugiit auawer Iho , t o >. in u ffuea assigned to tha ( 1U« announcement c , Diew ( uq 111* p ie -cu t wUe, equipment arc un to* a .cu d a . an iruuuig cord. jiu led uytt any such Uitiuum y, |liuliUrug, tha th cn U aaui. restore service.” However, no serious dam ­ age was reported by the Flurida Power and Light Company and Southern Dell Telephone although the San­ ford public works depart­ ment reported “ considerable flooding but all under con­ trol with our catch basins.” Scott Burns, FPAI, mana­ ger, said he had been advis­ ed of heavy winds at Titus­ ville which "seem to have extended to Geneva, where we have reports of some wires dow n." Burns also reported light­ ning smashed a power pole on 23th Street near Seminole High School Saturday . K Driest Lundbera, j.slstant county agent, said his rain gauge at his home measured 3.39 inches at I a. m. and he estimated more than four inches at noon. Storm Halts Search Planning Body To Assure U. S. Road Aid Urged Connor Pledge Shooting Suspect Novotny Doomed? No Sabotage • Established 190« U. S. Will Foot Bill, Avery Says Jury Tampering University Site Team G*v To Discuss Plot Charged Due To Arrive Tonight 10 Killed Foil Arrives At 1:24 P. M. t ^ • Copiers Rescue Two From Reds Inquest Shortly " Nation Mourns Bombing Deaths Wider French, U. S. Split Seen Burdette Free On Court Writ Bill’s Roadblock To Visit U. S. ^ Mount Won't Sign Phone Pad U. S. ‘Biglift’ Set In October • h ' 4 Businesses Burglarized Twin Girls Die In Floodwaters LBJ Sees Some Loss In South J r State Supreme Court Subpenaed In Kelly Trial » (» 4 Stills Ready To Go Destroyed �•t ^ *r-*- —W - •« South Seminole GOP Begins 'Operation Registration' 3 0 P a y s To Better^ Grades Siudents Get George Alford's Nephew Killed Think Before Plunging Into Exam Eye Tests S ir* (N n f« r l Paw 2 — Sept. 23, 1963 ftn iffl ■ y Jane Casselberry "Operation has been launched Seminole County l j By Jane Casselberry Eye testa for students at tbe South Seminole Elemen­ tary School at Casselberry were begun today by volun­ teers o f the school's Clinic Mothers organiiation Dates for the eye and ear clinics were set last Thurs­ day when 27 motbera attend­ ed a coffee held In the teacher'a lounge to hear a talk by Mlsa Evelyn Morris, county public health nurse. M ist Morris told tbe mo­ thers that she hopes to set up a school health program for the children emphasliing a different topic each month through posters and talks. Topics to be covered will In elude dental hygiene, proper nutrition and rest ami per­ sonal cleanliness. Mrs. E. ft. Brown, clinic chairm an, announced she has received splendid cooperation from the mothers and that 2ft have volunteered to work reg­ ularly in the clinic. Ttw Reading Laboratory Written fo r Newspaper Cnterpriae AsMelaUon It'a ju it aa important to know bow to taka a teat aa it ia to know bow to prepare (or H. Bring plenty o ( paper to the teat. If you u»e a fountain pen, bring a bottle o l ink, too. Alwaya bring two ballpoint pena, or U you uie pencils, bring at le a it two well-sharp­ ened ones. Y ou can write fatter with ballpoints than with fountain pens and th ere'! not much chance of amearlng or blotting the ink. You should get there oa tim e but not early. One or two panicky atudenti running ■round before the teat can make everybody nervous, ff you have a few butterflies in your stomach, don’t worry about them; they'll go away when the test starts. When you get the test, r e id the instructions very care­ MICHAEL KOIIANY (left), o f Oakland, N. J., fully. A minute spent reading . hoa been inducted as new nuperlntendent of instruction! can save you a Lutheran Haven at Slavia by I’nntor Stephen M. lot of time and trouble. (F or Tuhy, retiring auperlntendent, at nervicea held Instance, there may be 10 ut St. Luke’s Lutheran Church. Pastor Tuhy questions on the test, but the will continue administering the church. Instructions may tell you to do only seven.) Then read over the entire By France* W ester test. Look for ambiguous The women of the U P W o f questions and elear them up the Community Presbyterian with the teacher. Figure put Church o f Lake M ary have approximately how m u c h their plane in full-aw ing op­ time you can afford to spend eration now for the annual on each question. Stick to haxaar to be held at the Edu­ your tima budget aa closely cational Building o f the church as possible. The first meeting of the Sept. 2G and the County Fair on O ctober 19 for the public Answer the questions you current club year fur the El­ which lias been scheduled this tu enjoy. know best first. Don't waste der Springs Hume Demon­ year for Nov. 4-9. A turkey dinner, complete time sweating over aomething stration Club was held last Mrs. w. O. Nolan and Mrs. with all the trimmings, will be you don't snow. Finish the Tuesday at the Home Demon­ S. A. Tindall were appointed served from 5 to 7 p. m. with test, then com e back to ones stration Center on Sanford as Fair Chairmen for tha E l­ take-out service available. you couldn't figure out im ­ Avenue and 2olh Street In der Springs Club. Chairmen In charge o f the mediately. Sanford. Other chairmen and their a ffa ir state that many mure One very Important rule: The meeting was called to committees aro Mrs. Carl helpers are needed and remind THINK before you Hart writorder by Mrs. G. K. Gray, Bradbury, civil d e f e n s e , the women that every W ed­ Inf. If the question! are es­ new president and was open­ health and safety; Mrs. W. JV. nesday is an all day W ork Duy say type, make a mental out­ ed with devotions by Mrs. Martin, foods; Mrs. Ben T ay ­ at the church, starting at 9 line o f your answer before Carl Ilradbury. lor, clothing; Mrs. H. T. a. m. you begin to write. Be sure Activities brought to the Keeling, crafts, ami Mrs. L. Anyone hnving articles for you know exactly what you attention of the mem bers in­ V. Black, family lifts and d e­ tho White Elephant Booth or want to aay—that way you cluded an Open County Coun­ votions. the Pick Pocket Lady are ask won't ram ble off the point cil meeting and covered dish In your answer. Some i n ­ Mrs. Carl Bradbury p re­ ed to g e t In touch with Mra. Williams, dents prefer to begin each luncheon to be held at the sented a report citing the Ralph (loiu rette) esaay answ er with a written Center on Oct. 17; the Pres­ number o f deaths occurring ulso, anyone wishing to dunate idents and Delegates Council outline o f what their answer from h a r m f u l household potted plants for n booth, will cover. Beginning each executive board meeting to items and Insecticides and please get In touch with Mrs. be held at the offices of Miss answer with an outline is a urged everyone to store such A. E. Crocker. Myrtle Wllwn, agent , on Other booths to be supplied highly recom m ended pracarticles out of tha reach u( nru A rts and Crafts, Needle­ th e —if you're sure that your children. answer Is the correct one. floThe project lesson, "T a il­ work, Ilakn Shop and Outdoor mem ber that an outline lays oring Food Needs to M e," Games ami Activities. everything out in iti baro was given by Mrs. Martin bones—If you're wrong, your and Mrs. Gray who stressed teacher ia bound to catch you. that the two main points tu On the other hand, an outline rem em ber arc " t o get esti­ Hy Shirley Wentworth Will help make each answer mated calories you need" and Bear Lake Girl Scout Troop clear and precise, and every "to get the nutrients you re­ 197 o f Bear Lake elected new teacher appreciates clarity Pinna fo r a Harvest Festival troop officials at last week's quire each d a y ." and precision, lie will have a Mrs. Nolan and Mrs. Keel­ to ha sponsored in November opening meeting of the sea natural tendency to raise son held at the home of Mrs. ing gave the first lesson (rum by the Longwood Elementary your grade for clearly-writ­ th e Medical Self Health School PTO weio made Thurs­ John Hall, leader. ten answers. Elected were Candace Her Training Course. So much in­ day night at a meeting o f the If it's a multiple.choice rington, troop scribe and terest was shown in tills in­ executive boa id In-td at the test, answer all the ones formation that Uie next m eet­ home o f Mrs. Leo Voxkan, Cheryl Clerk, treasurer. you're sure o f first—these are -Named leader of Patrol ing was advanced in sched­ president, with eight members your strong response ans­ One was Pally Stevenson who ule and will be held at 9:3u in attendance. wers. Then work on the ones A final vote on the Festival, has with her group Cheryl a m. on Oct. 3. Place o f the you're not so sure of. On a Hall. Cheryl Clark, Patty meeting will be announced. which ie to be the PTO's ma­ weak response question — Forward, Linda Watt, and This course is being con­ jor fund raising project o f the whrn you're In doubt—your Barbara Wcinar. ducted not only for club m em ­ year fo r completing the school first choice will usually be Patrol Two leader will be bers but for all interested library, will be presented at the best one. The longer you Kathy Aldridge with Mary women of tlie community who Tuesday night's meeting o f ponder, the more possibilities Klinger, Vicki Brannon, Ca arc urged In attend the meet the general membership. you'll think of and the more thy Gibbons, Sandra Elliott ingx as several o f the lessons This meeting will open at confused you'll get. For the and Candace Herrington. planned will bo on civil de­ 7:30 p. m. with a visitation pc aame reason, never change Meetings of this troop are fense and liow to prepare the rlod. A t 8 p. ni. a school bell an answer on a multiple- held each Tuesday alter family for a crisis. will ring calling the members choice test unless you're school at Mrs. Hull's home Hostesses for last w eek’s to the auditorium for tha busi­ really positive your first ans­ on Bear Lake T errace iu meeting were Mrs. It. L. ness meeting after which rewer was wrong. Ou a weak Bear Lake. Bradbury a n d Mrs. Carl freshmeuta will be served by response question, trust yuiir Ursilhiiry. members o f the board. first response. Take all the time allotted. You don't get any points for ALL N EW being the first one Co finish. When your teacher returns the test, see what you did wrong and find out w lut the tty Jane Casselberiy right answers were. They Elections of class officers may com e up again on a later at Lyman High School lust test. You should also make a week climaxed a feverish ON E C O A T NO OKIE note on the type of lest your campaign in which each canInterior Acrylic Latex Puiiit teacher gave and wlut kind i dlilate tried to outdo (lie other of questions he asked. You'll with clever slogans and poxhove a better idea o f what i ters. IUIY ONE — GET ONE FltEE to expect the next time Senior Class officers are t round • OUTSTANDING HIDING POWER IPhil Sechrcst, president; Pete Carbon, vice president; • CAN HE BCKUHIIED W ITHIN 10 DVT 3 t NEVI : Some tips tor Marla Jones, treasurer, and • DRIES IN' 30 MINUTES text talking,) Cheryl Wcrley, secretary. • NO PAIN TY ODOR Junior Class officers are • SOAP AND M ATER CLEAN-UP the rnlire M DAY# TO C h u c k Wagner, president; BETTE It GRADES series is Jack Ulanlon, vice president; now available In an hu page, Sandy The Only Paint With A Tennant, secretary, spiral bound book. To order and Mary lamisc Haines, your ropy send your name, treasurer. W H IT T E N address, city and slate plus Sophomore Class officers l! NCON DITION A L (.L A It A M E E 31.00 to (letter G radrs, c/u are Les Lyle, president; Vai! Sanford Herald, P. tl. llox L a m b e r t , vice president; AImi Cun He Tinted 1,301) Different I'nlurn m , Dept. A, Radio l i l y Nancy George, secretary, and Station, New York Its, V Y. Lynn Dvuns, treasurer. Elder Springs Club Miss Registration" by Young tbe Audrey president, persons Flynn, urges not now all club eligible registered Re­ lo go to the voter registration publican Club in an effort to have all eligible voter* in the county registered for the Nov. 3 election. The club is concerned that of the approximately 32,000 eligible voters in Seminole County, only about 15,000 are registered to vote. As Republican* they find it especially disconcerting that their party registration is only slightly more than 2,0u0. office at the county court­ house in Sanford. The o ffic e is open from 95 Monday through Friday and will be open the last two Sat­ urdays in September until noon and Saturday, Oct. 5, un­ til 5 p m . after which the books will be closed until aft­ er the N ov. 3 special election. “ Now is the opportune time.” she added, " fo r those ‘ hidden Republicans' present­ ly registered ai Democrat* to change their party regis­ tration. Party can changed he election day, she warned. If I ing status, check you are not sure o f your vot-1 registration office. with tin registrations only from now until the spring prim ar­ Mr. and Mrs. George Alford and 31r*. Meral Queen and of 407 Orange Avenue, San­ their children have visited In after the general election in Sanford and have m a n y ford. received word this November 1961." friends here. Don't be disappointed on morning that their nephew. ies and then not again until Harold H eadlam p of Red "W IDOW 'S W ALK" 1 In Colonial architecture, The porpoise appears to Bluff. Calif., was accidentally sleep while continuing to killed Sunday while on a deer the “ widow's w alk" was a swim slowly, closing its eyes hunting trip in the mountains. rooftop balcony from which for a nap of 15 to 30 seconds, His parents. Mr. and Mrs. seamen's wives could watch according to observations at Melvin C. Beachamp and his for the return o f their hus- ^ Marineland of Florida. brother-in-law and sister. Mr. hand's ship*. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED — PRICES GOOD THRU SEPTEMBER 25th Ctu Ifee, — COPTWIGHT — |«* l REG. 59< COPELAND at ARMOUR STAR Franks. . u 3 9 ; REG. 89< TALMADGE FARMS SMOKED Sausage u 5 9 ; 25 IXTRA STAMPS . . Supcrbrond Cottage Cheese. • Cup 55; 25 EXTRA STAMPS , . Palmetto Forme UPW Plans In Full Swing For Bazaar Prepared Salads Bob White Sliced Opens Current Year Election Held By Scouts I it Lyman Classes Elect Officers Studies at Manueiand of Florida have shown that a young Atlantic octopus may dwuhlc its weight ut two X ceks. hi ve large sawfish have been living in the Rectangu­ lar Oceanarium at Marineland o f Florida for m ore than 1- a ear*. 1-LB. PKG. LIMIT 2 WITH $2.50 ORDER OR MORE. »> Longwood PTO Plans Festival Rol Hide Mary Carter Paints 209 >V. l.ut ST. FA 2-3019 I) 50 Extra Tap Valaa Stamp \ frITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE OF \ o * « rwoiiM eouTMew* 1) Gocomt Cake •OOO THMIf •IFTIMBII J«n| AT AMY WlNN-DIXlt □ A* e . t . ' ■* U . .a**.-.,' - 2 Red Tokay P e a r s 2 •» 3 9 ; GRAPES HI ACRUS of CYPRESS GAHDENS ORANGE J u ic e 4 ^ 9 9 ; MORION . . Chic., Turkey, Mom, B.«t, Solikbury, M. Loo* D in n e r s 89; D IXIE DARLING ENRICHED B re a d 2 ^ 3 1 ; y p u f> 5 P \ tfou Cfe t Cl s m i£ e e i/ e k i/ t c m e a n d a s ta m p fio t e O e 'ttf cu n t e c c t i t a # •' * ■ ** * ? m . . . '; French Ave. & 25th. Palmetto Ave. A 3rd St. r. .... • 400 E. First St. e> l i e w m *' If I / ■ r -V tfr �f u f it l f m i l Sept. 23, 1963 — Paw S S W IF T S PREM IU M 10N ELESS SM OKED Daisies 650 EXTRA FREE GREEN STAMPS! lOOfti •WONT SOMEUODY come bail me out,” tlii* hi# sliujfify tlotr seems to be pleading. Me is confined in the city pound with several canine pals be­ cause someone didn’t cnre enough to see that he was licensed and vaccinated. Dogs unclaimed after 10 days are destroyed. (Herald Photo) EXTRA] ■ FREE I TO O Jfil O r« tn S ta m p s Swift's Premium Sliced Chopped Ham or *tih Wii c m * mi ywditM til levori* Mouthwash Dotanttr lattta _ phn 50 extra free 1 5 V i - o * . d e c a n te r 8 9 c H um Wed!-* M e t St, IMS Roast Beef Green Stamp* || w/cowpo* Rabies Clinic Slated IO O %.Y IO O I dwiO rean S ta m p s Saturday By Jaycees pkg- % Swift's Premium Sandwich Spread or »i*> Ail n n w •-i pKtkew Braunschweiger R<<r»l«r •< Mcn.hal PALM0UVI RAPID SHAVI By Jnn« Cnaatlbcrry Alarmed by the many unracclnnted dags and ruts In Sanford and Seminole County, the Sanford-Semlnole Jaycees b t v i scheduled vaccination clinics s t three sites on Satturduy from 2-5 p. m, to cn. couraga owners o f pets to im­ munise them sgulnst rabies. Clinics w ill he located at the Jayceo Building on French Avenue, Lake Mary Elemen­ tary School in Lake Mury, and the American Legion Build­ ing on Highway 17-92, south o f Sanford. Dr. J. C. Lawrence. Dr. J. Foley and Dr. Raymond Bass, local veterinarians, are donat­ ing their services for this pro­ je c t and will furnish the vac­ cine, lags ond certificates, as well. The fee for each animal vac­ cinated will be 13 ami all pro­ ceeds will be used by the Jay­ cees to construct for the coun­ ty a long needed county ani­ mal shelter, with the site o f this shelter to he determined by the Board o f County Com­ missioners. City ordinances require all dogs over two months o f age to be inoculated against rab­ ies and licensed. Stray dogs or dogs reported as nuisances may be picked up by the city H -o i. ten 91c dog warden and impounded for a period of 10 days. A t the end of tbit time If not reclaimed by the owner the dog is de­ stroyed. w e it H W E -. S i t CROSSE M Or • o n S ta m p s Sj reg. can W.C . M i l . IS. I H I K E N -L -R A T IO N _ D O G FOOD 5 6 rcg. cant 98c M ,.m W *4 . » . . t n IN I • Honlcom'* Fro*«i» Choc,-Chip Cake i')i G reen S ta m p s Sj Royal Shield Frosen w.ih din c&wpon out putdiose •!. BORDEN'S INSTANT POTATOES ^ 2 8-os. pkg*. 66c ox Ur 69' Filet Mignon Steaks 10"*1.19 II j M M M M M M J! w vsstm GENUINE G re e n S ta m p s Samsonite A d t rvoVUI Hlrl iMrfrk Thrt* Diamond Solid Pock Whit* Tuna 3 7-o*. can* $1, , •wo.roo W ad., f o o t . IS. I M I FOLDING TABLE '* H P U ZZLE D AB O U T CONNECTIONS? Jftl G re e n S ta m p s ■ I ■ * O l* I N N , N t r w d ll M I * SWIFT'S PREMIUM BONEIESS SM0KID DAISIES, Ik. 49c » » . r * * N N . *• »!. >1. IM I __ II ft* I oooooooooooooooooo T n w n ri 1 U -a Mn - ' T~ 7 " ----------------- 7 - --------- * --*■ ~ ----- G reen S ta m p s M4 *uc m i n and BwdiVM «* GREYHOUND HAS Herman’* Orango Band SMOKED SAUSACI THE MOST lb. 69c PRICES EFFECTIVE M 0N .-TU E.-W ED .II TO JIJM JraM M •• WM . STRAIGHT THRU E X P R E S S SERVICE IV IM I SEPT, 23 - 24- 25th Hill's Brothers All Grinds Connections? There just aren't any to make! On a Greyhound thru-express bus, you step on where you are. Step off where you're going. Only Greyhound h a s so m any thru-expresses. For relaxation. GO GREYHOUND. . . AND LEAVE THE DRIVING TO US. llmtea One Daily May N E W YORK 7 31.35 CIN CIN N ATI 6 21.10 N EW ORLEANS 5 19.00 WASHINGTON 8 21210 S a v e 10% e it r a each way Ilu.r* One Daily Way TAMPA TALLAHASSEE JACKSONVILLE MIAMI- 9 6 12 5 .1.35 7.03 3.10 6.63 w ith a round trip ticket. Greyhound Terminal 120 S. Park Ave. Phone PA 2-1121 GO GREYHOUND M r*. Bell'* Strawborry 1 8 frozen foods • II ' Coffee (limit 1 par cuitomar w/purchaia* of S3, or moral Ritter's Tangy Tomato Juice Prune Juice • • Salvo Tablets Bennett's Healthful Detergent Special! Save 40c! Regular $2.39 peter pan peanut butter •ivtvth m crunchy 12- m . jar X Ot *t J ronco thin spaghetti 2 ftr 39- ronco elbow macaroni 2 \ \ T 39- s P ea ch es ...........................#cL* 25* wiA Sit coupon m4 putchoso ot: Y'unkees Is scheduled to be released from Lenox Hill Hos­ pital today and will work out prior to tonight's twi-nlght doubleheaders with the Kan­ sas City Athletics. Marls en­ tered the hospital lust Tues­ day for X-rays to determine the rouse of a recurrent back aimont. down produce tune O sage Freestone 5. •* h)\'< it ik J JlJl G re e n S ta m p s - Roger Maris of the New York * Celery . . . =7 ft*: 3-ox. pkg. 35 Crisp Pascal Cream Cheese H m m o io im m o j) Maris Due Out 1 0 BREAKSTONE'S m vsstm Excluwvu Scemcruitar Service* at no extra fart. For wumplti/ pkg. limit 1 per customer w/purchoic$ ol S3 or more RAID ANT LIQUID quart tilt 98c • l.'H WU, Mat. It. INI ( 8-ox. • i tooG re e n S t atoo m p s^ Thu board has set up {1203 in the budget for the fiscal year beginning Oct. I for aug. men ting tho new law. (L T l) BLACKWELL wftdt I n coupon mJ i w d i n i W; UPTON INSTANT T IA large lisa 89c The Board o f County Com­ missioners is expected to set a deadline for requiring every dog in the county to be in­ oculated under H»use Bill 1333 passed in the State Leg­ islature on June 7. concerning the vaccinating and impound­ ing o f dogs. YORK b Date Nut Roll l o o n 'A m o o To reclaim a pet the owner must pay a $1 fee plus 25 cents a day board and must have the animal inoculated and tagged. NEW II IS. IMS - -w- h. 25* Preserves ..................... •12-ox. jar Mr*. Bell’* Peanut B u tte r ................. 29* Aunt Jemima Famoui Pancake M i x ....................^kg!* 21* Wesson O i l .......................SS 57* B O M Label Baked Beans .................. 2b£** 39* Dow 100 ft. Roll H andi-W rap .....................'“if" 33* The Pure V e g e ta b le O il rryi kM □ �PWjWtt. rf .& S? Success vs Failure th «y Political Notebook of the deetaivenexe of a narrow edge la aaptrior performance both to achieve maxtemm aafety and to auccaad la combat’' What Aadenoo lafgaat* I* valid not only fa tha hard arena of mili­ tary atraagth hot through nearly all Ufa. SuocaM again aad *g* *n tuna out to ba a matter aot of ewamplag your competitor in boainaae, or a profcaaion, or politics. It la a thing of getting Jut a ter inches ahead, sometime* by working harder and longer but often mainly by concaa tratlng bitter on tha job at hand. Ia countless instants* tha mass■re of difference to superior duira. Given that, a person somehow finds adequate took, subject* himself to whatevsr stiff dJadpttae* may ba needsd, labors aa pen latently and « i - | h fn < «s»iii]r n the drsumata fa • rtutden-of-fniy a n Uka aa a k c te n y ami whit* tebel# to p n on nan. U.m and a rarkty of otbor thing*. XMrttiuy, uw m ori, utay try to * I W a pratty than Urn and failure, ire. Yet the troth la, m i bctaaaa the two mmml lm|Mut«puOv«» George W . Andereon, Chief of Naval ~ ear new ambowdor to P ted on thia point la the aaataat of aUUtary affaire t e a r * . to tha National Preee R The admiral waa, of coot**, argua eaaa that greatar consideration bo firm at tbo level of top civilian control to the T im and the experiof profaHkmal military and "H e la exposed to tha narrow margin between success and failure, aot only In weapons, hot in leader­ ship and in understanding of the anam y." At another place tha admiral "I am concerned that, in the se­ lection of weapons, aircraft or ahipe, than may not ba a full appreciation sad balance af But back a f strietly • of poli­ ties. It a n o n equit­ able shariag a f all fr ts world including for­ t i e s a id fo r the developing is emphasisad b y the White House Con» tep bullleaders to Washington. This eoafsrenet concentrat­ ed o * enlarging A m erica's already favorable surplus of M e is see* as only o a s ole1* tba much larger pro­ blem of brtngiag a ll U . E business sad poli­ tical le a d e n b a re a a u c h different view o f thia com pli­ cated world sltsaUan than do American le a d e n , says Dr. i . B. Dsaeliaa, president of M a n stloa a l Econom ic Pol­ icy Assn. This la a private research organisation eervlc* tag a number o f American corporations ia foreign trade aad tovestmoat. To The Editor Buck funds are used for tw o mandated services by p o o r chapter: 1 1. Berries to the Armed gercas end their families. Bed Croea assistants to mili­ tary personnel Is world-wide, Utilising the eerricee o f count­ less professionally trained % A C r o a n Flrid Weoetors a t * p u f f a t all m ilitary installa­ tions within the Continental Uaited States and overseas. A n overseas communication center la maintained In Wash­ ington, D. C „ on a 24-houra-day basis. Your chapter usee these services In a constant tw o-way sxchange o f requests fo r vsrlflcd Information fo r em trgsncy leave* due to illness, death, and associated problems, health and welfare reporta to relievo auffering and anxiety fo r the service­ man and his fam ily. Many o f these services are also avail­ able to tha veteran and his dependents. Y our chapter's greatest sxpendlturaa are fo r these eervieea. i . Our second mandated service la Disaster Belief. Last year, fortunately, wa had only one — ■ five-house fire dis­ aster a t Oviedo, fo r which the National O ffice provided tb o funds necessary to re­ habilitate the families involv­ ed. H ost o f us rsmamber ‘ Hurricane Donna." American National Red Croea not only supplied trained personnel to assist the local chapter, but paid, in all, nearly 1 10,000 for losses and damages in Semi­ nole County. Financial help fo r disaster assistance la al­ w ays given as an outright grant — never a loan. Conse­ quently, the local chapter must contribute a share of the funds received fo r the use o f national Red Croea services at our military instal­ lations, wherever needed, and fo r D isaster, wherever H strikes. We must also maintala the Iocs! o ffice and carry on such services as water safety, first aid training, Gray Lady training, and auch other pro­ gram ! aa seem beneficial to tha community. Mates ■ m a y ba ■ * M * y Dp m j n *1*. Utters Editor, Herald: Frequently | « r l i d Cross Chester to ie w la o ls County hours tbo criticism that too groat a part o f Bad Cross funds r e l ived from United F a d Isam o our community. T t m . • pert o f tbo funds art sent s e t o f s tito , but thoro eooms to bo e misconception that oar community receive* s o benefit from the funds sent te American National Rad C ross headquarters, Washingto e , D. C. I n s it (N B A ) - at Utoted Out of that often narrow margin of extra effort eomes tha crown of success. Any alight flagging, any brief wandering of attention from tha critical task could have turned it into faihirs. Wo should understand, then, with Admiral Anderson that tha diffe ence most of the time is not a matter of blaek and white. Any of us may win the day j u t by striving with­ out letup for a deeper shade of gray. Of ttejuaUfied military man An* P«ftr Edson P EER I N C O M E , C H A M P A G N E T H B S I i argnmant fo r tha United F in d Dr. Crane’s Barbs Worry Clinic By Ha) Ceckraa Some songs ere a lot more popular th in the folk s who think they can tin g them. has morn validity thin year In setting a goal o f I 4 I A U for tbo approaching campaign, the U F board announced inclu­ sion o f Good Samaritan Home en g tha nJna agencies that benefit from thia largest vol­ unteer community effort. Nino local a g o n e i o s are grouped under the United Fund o f Seminole County and othera may apply fo r adeeten a t any time. I f found worthy and aligibla they will •hare In the united e ffo rt on a basis o f need. In foregoing separate aad duplicating fund drives the areticles w ill not lose their separate id entities. Those included thia year are Boy Scouts, Children's Home Society, Family Counseling Service, Girl Spouts, It so tel Health A s so cia te s, Bad Cross, Salvation Arm y and USO. The goal ia a realistic target and attainablo if enough workers volunteer to reach all potential g i v e r s , Seminole County needs a successful campaign but this la ana thing that wo in Seminole County must accomplish fo r ourselves. Sirs. B. F. Genas Executive Secretary It Is tha sincere hops of our local officers that the United Fund be amply sup­ ported by tba entire communi­ ty, so that wa may continue Editor, The Herald: to carry on our work. On tha afternoon o f Sept. T, H . H. Hodges my ear became stuck when I Chapter Chairman pulled o f f 26th Street te wait out tha terrific rainstorm. As E ditor, T ha H erald j soon ss It stopped raining I T he b a sic give-on ce-fu r-a ll went to the nearest residence principle th a t ia th e greatest to aak that som sono sail a garage for me. These folks, H r. and Mrs. O U R B O A R D IN G H O U SE Solon Teeton, Just ignored ______ _____ — -y/COME OtJ,1 6AY.HOW FROM THE that request and proceeded to WAV HE'S, wvetnrfMcwdww/ —rrmust! / ABOUT A CAWING work together to g et m y car LITTLEFROMTHCFRtart A R.' OU, J W OOL), HE'D back on ths road, which they ZOKEM WeLL,V*<AT4 TUB HAMM - i A ™ * ™ H ooflfc <5t£EP . soon did. Mh»W Of CUR GREATI-ST H Y ? TH IN * THRU A < EXECUTNeS RCLVOU cat MAPS) ( r~H 1 appreciate their kindness E ‘D wake] TWO-MOOR TO K EEP THEM PHYSICALLY A ^ S Z m \ u p ip v t e , •O very much and Just want DRUM AND FtT AND MENTALLY ALERT/ HU6LB othera to know about IL MOYEO HIM 8 concert: Mr*. H. R. W ilson A » jL*“ . v ,^ 'y n / z r -£ -— Hr* ad at the remark made by today. Da yew think m oo o r Ihlef Which tea la to away by now fi Aad wtoch la m a to new M ess? CASE Q-465: Mrs. Crane went shopping recently for a paly o f shoes. While she was trying on various shoes, she sod an­ other woman in the store en­ gaged ia conversation. They finally turned to tha shoo salesman so d said: "Y o u probably get tired o f waiting on women custom­ ers, don't jo u T ” But he shook his head and with a sm ile, he informed them: "N ot at an. In fact, I ’d ra­ ther try to sell shoes to w o­ men than to m en." They were surprised at that, so they asked him why. "W e ll," ha added, "m en a n too set in their waysl "F o r exam ple, a man com es la with his mind al­ ready mads up. lie tells us csactly what he wants. "A nd if wo don't have such a shoe ia his sise, he will walk out. "B ut woman art much more open-minded. They art re­ ceptive to asw stylei and new Ideas. "S o tf w e don’ t have what they m ay have wanted ori­ ginally, they may change their minds and purchase something els e ." In my collego textbook, "P sych ology Applied," 1 de­ vote aa sntira chapter to the Indeed, a true scientist la power of suggestion, both In always open-minded. selling aad persuasion o f au­ B y that yardstick, woman diences. are actually m ore truly Women are usually m ore scientific than are meal But rugged mala p e m rv a r suggestible thin men. And children are even more en ce also has proved e f great value In tha history suggestible than are women. of civilisation, for it often Grown men are m ore bullrequires years to bnlld a beaded and stubborn, as most bridge or win a war e r dig o f you experienced wives can an Erie Canal. well attest. Send for m y booklet "T h e People who are suggestible New Psychology o f Advertis­ in more c u ll y led. They ing and Sailing," enclosing a tend te be followers. long stamped, return envelope, And weaker, Individuals ir e plus 20c. inclinded to accept ideas from (ha larger o r stronger m em ­ bers of society. Since girls era usually smaller and weaker than boys, you can see why sub­ O oe swallow does not m ake consciously the female K a ­ a sum m er. But unless one lends to accept ideas more ■wallow arrives, we w ill s e v ­ readily from outside sources. er have a summer a t alL Fads and styles are often Well, one awaltow baa ar­ ludicrous and ugly, yet many rived. women will thus uncritically —Lord Home, British foreign follow whatever the paceminister, arriving to Mos­ letters prescribe i s the "la t­ cow to sign auelsar test e s t" fashions. ban treaty. Evan If ths social lea d en Quotes said that every well-dressed woman ahould wear a raw oyaler on her hat, you'd soon see thousands of women d o­ ing so, and I'm not Joking. A man, however, m ay bang on to his old bat for 10 years, regardless of the change in styles. But • woman dl) cards her latest shipeau almost before the season 1s over. These two divergent points o f view are apparently val uabla to the human raee, for ths opsn-minJednsss o f wo­ men makes them receptive to progress and nsw inventions. Franca w ill not ba diverted by the Moscow (nuclear tost ban) agree m enu front equiplag herself with tha moa of Immeasurable destruction possessed by the other pow­ ers. —President de Gaulle. A pay cheek te what makee men rush to tha bank to cover the checks ha wrote (w a days before. Soma campers biased the trail fat tha woods during the summer without leaving camp fires burning. It's smarter to g et sat be­ fore yon g o ahead than to go ahead and g et ttpiet. to* Uhitod Mates its balance o f by tecreeiteg says Dansllan, "m an y Europeans foal tba result would ba doprusstea for tbaai. They believe that sa y Increase te U. B. exports would m ake them lose bustnesa at Borne, e r it would taka aw ay Europe s o export markets in third countries." A * Important fa ct te this aitastloa te tba growing de­ s ir e -le d b y President Char­ les d e Gaulle e f F ran ce—to make Europe m ore seH-tufOrient econom ically and mili­ tarily. Tha Amartcan plan for a North Atlantic T r e ity Or­ ganisation nuclear defense force under U. 8. leadership te dead, saya Danelian, be­ cause Europe would not buy it and pay its share o f the costs. Similarly, he reporta that Europeans have no intention of reducing their tariffs against Am erican auto­ mobiles and agricultural pro­ ducts in ‘ which U. S .'e x p o r t­ ers believe they have the best chance to Increase trade with Europe. If this report te accurate it doe* not augur w ell for success o f the so-called "K en ­ nedy round" o f tariff reduc­ tion negotiations scheduled to begin next spring with "trade caar" Christian A . Harter aa chief U. 8. bargainer. If the United States cannot Increase it* exports to Eur­ ope, perhaps the next best opportunity fo r reducing the American balance o f pay­ ments deficit may be found In increasing foreign invest­ ments. Their earnings could be brought back to this coun­ try ss proflte. Europeans, however, are afraid o f the competition from Am erican investments overseas and would like to curtail them. At the same time, Euro­ peans oppose any curbs on their investments in the Unit­ ed 6tates. They help the Europeans earn dollars on pay­ m ent te Bold. This la a constant forest te the Am trie an gold reserve aad another m a jor point e f difference on econom ic poli­ ties o f toe tw o continents. H m final and m ost trouble, som e difference ia ever forelg * aid. The United Mates wants Europa to bear aa in­ creasing share o f the aid pro­ gram for developing coun­ tries as another means of reducing A m erica's balance o f payments d e fic it The Europeans Justification (or not doing m ore in this field is tbst ths United States, with tha highest living stand­ ard te the world, can best afford to give foreign econo­ m ic and m ilitary aid sod should continue to d o so aa its duty. Europe spends less than • p er cent o f ite gross national product for defenae, compar­ ed to the U. S. 11 p er cent. Germany paya n share of tee European NATO defense costs by buying considerable military equipment from the United Stelae. The other NATO countries pay back nothing, but bask in the collective aecurity of If tee United States was to suggest that it would have to reduce its military aid out­ lays, a loud scream probably would be heard. But aa a bargaining point in seeking a new arrangement for m ore equitably sharing such costs, such a suggestion might be Justified. OVER 35 YEARS A t First A Palmetto (A leogside old peat o ffice) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpetn • Furniture • TUe • Pteaee • Rental Bede People who stayed too tong hi tba sun found out that summer te star ting to bunt it­ self out. 1ST. 1 9 35 H Tha world has an opening fo r everyone and some folks have been in the hole for years. J> ,a * £ j> ic C , L ^ J ity u J Z 114 So. Palmetto I t was a vacation to a beach that tripped a couple up and mad* them fall in love. A M I M I C A* S Phone FA 2-0814 T 0 N 0 I I 0 W ■ . * * * IS * » I TS C I I L I R E I I . . Prayer te the only possible w ay o f Britain's deliverance from her present grievous state. —Lord's D sy Observance So­ ciety. in a resolution seat to Prime Minister M acm il­ lan. R EA D Y TO M O V E SEVERAL L IK E T H E AT &anforb fenito Page 4 Sanford, Florida Mon., September 23,1363 w uus VSKO a. uin.ow, KDiT oa M X PS'.I/T JUD Y WSILLS lluslarse Cneniy Editor D t ll.t r r SI* week WELLS U sssssr SIIIELMT S. OSAAT CltialllKl \i»n»*rr v iiA X s t o L 'r o u a a Circulating Msnsssr r 4 It MS.H Society Editor SLBSt'IMI-TIO* KATSCa ■r Mall ■•MUala U u l , !»■•* 1 Trsr l . s o * M o n th * it.SS I Mouth* l .M t M o n ti, All IU.S* I. J. If* 1 Year TS 4 Month* M ■ M ooth* 1 _______ Month IT. X. Fo*lal lUsuUtloa* provide Uat all Mali •ebserlpUose b* paid Is advance. Knl.r.d as *«con<! el*** natter October 17, ISIS at Iho Pa*t Office of Maaford, Florl-I*. under lb* Act of Conor*** of March. Tb* H erald to a member o f 1b* U nlttd HOMES CENTRALLY TANGELO ARE HEATED NOW CO M P LE TE — 3 BEDROOM, D R IV E — IN THE N E W 2 BATH SECTIO N HOME OF R avenna P a rk M O DER N K IT C H E N S B Y 6 IN E R A L A 1> C O N V E N IE N T V A , F H A , A N D C O N V E N T IO N A L F IN A N C IN G E L E C T R IC Protect th e m ...a lw a y s expect the rvsL iiasn rttKO Mechanical a opt. JASIC SIIUSCMAKKE Menacing Editor CK4.~KI.IA avo 418 NEW P raia which la to ­ UtW< iled * s c lu * lv * ly lo lb s u*o for rip u b lle a llo a of o il tbo local a sw * p rlsto d la ib is s*w sp «p *r. Other homes are under construction — choose one o f these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these homes today unexpected when you’re behind the wheel! at e s t s m u Sheem akeA CUSTOM CONSTRUCTION CO. BU ILD IN G General Office 211 W . 28th 81. HOMES ON COUNTRY A SPE CIA LTY m i n Phone FA 2-3103 CLUB RD. - FOLLOW OUR SIGNS STENSTROM REALTY Sate* ta n n im A gent* i p a w n M J A /A M W. Scott a l i c i t c a e r a i i B iM .lt F U U U JU 207 Magnolia A v t U1PM �i t* !■ ! *4? 4 *- “ ^ Ufr Gbby • ( t o I ’d like to call him Joe, but t o a d taQu la hi* alatp. H i I want to please m y father. toko nt to greatly to tell her bow 1 fe e l Would y ou ? Or am 1 wrong? UNDECIDED DEAR UNDECIDED: I wouldn’t mention it to her. Sbe Is thoughtless, insensi­ tive or both. (M aybe she's just ch ea p !) In any case, it's a grave mistake to ex­ pect others to do what we would do in like circu m ­ stances. • • • .What should I call MmT •ach s s , "W h y do you xl- A STAR SCOUT th e n DEAR SCOUT: Please your father, and call him Mr. Jones. • • • H ooty V (1 faiva s h e a Mm to xny Mad o f “ dum p” .) And, “ T oll Eli to keep hi* hand* o ff you or I’ ll (Lx h im ." (I don’ t oven know a a " E l i " .) Whoa I wake him up and oak Mm what ha la talking about, ho tell* ma that a m a s I* not responsible (or what ho say* is hi* ileep. D o you think he i* ttepping out on me ? ‘ •LISTENING" DEAB "L IST E N IN G ": Keep listening. • • • DEAR A B B Y : I am a 15year-old B oy Scout. My Scoutmaster, who la almost 30, tails ua to call him by his first n am e, Joe, (not his real n am e) because ho feels eld when som eone calls him M r. Jones (not his real last name, etther.) My father Insists that I call him Mr. Jones out o f rat pact for my elders. A ll tha other boys call him Joe and their par­ ents don 't seem to mind. DEAR ABBY: I went with a friend to an antique shop and we both found sev­ eral items we wanted to buy. I laid m y purchases aside on the counter while I looked for more. My friend chose to carry hera around with her. Sbe saw an item that interested her, but she didn't have a free hand, to ahe asked me to pick up the item so the could see the price on the underside. In doing this I knocked over and broke the Item next to it. 1 paid the stare owner for the broken item. When we came out of the store I found an over­ parking ticket on my car. While driving this friend home she expressed regret over my bad luck that day, but she didn’ t offer to help me pay for the broken item or the parking ticket. (The total involved was only 14.30.) It would relieve me tfaccAy On CONFIDENTIAL TO "HAVING OUR PROB­ LEMS IN OAKLAND": Tha best advice I can offer comes from a wise old Ojibway Indian Chief. While oouniellng a newly - wed couple who were constant­ ly on Um w ar path, he said, “ Speik not loudly to each other unless the teepee is on fire ." • • • What's on your m ind? For a personal reply, send aself-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3363, Beverly Hills, Calif. • • I MONDAY P. 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Box 3305, Beverly Hills, Calif. By Oswald Jacoby The Ja cob y Tranafer Bid (B| ■ (JT B ) !e used ealy after A x tjto opening bids in no-trump. * A 1073 There is no reason to use it after a no-trump o v e r a ll. In ♦ A ll fact, there are several good Ka m i reasons why It should not be *J»?g a A ll used after an overcatl. VQJI4 V X II ♦ QT ♦ A ta Furthermore, if your par­ *1098 ♦ K .Q J 1 * tner opens one no-trump and Bourn second hand doubles or makes ♦ u « any bid you should either •bindon the JTB entirely or ♦J8<513 m ove it to the four level. If ♦ M Both e u ln m b le you do m ove it to the four level be aura that your part­ Baal Beeth IN .T, Double ! ♦ Paw ner will recognlre it. It is h a disastrous to bid four hearts Faa* Opening land A It with a n ice seven card spade suit when your partner for­ gets and passes. transfer bid when the open Today’s hand allows why |tag no-trump bid is doubled you don’ t want to use the| South is looking at one Jack •xa« (ik l t ;l * <») rather Know* B*»t (S) Sure* for T r * w row !l;4S t l) o *i*ia s Liabt !:•• (41 Itachtlor F*th4r t l ) General vwwpllal 1:1* (•> a* Tk* Wort* To*** (t ) Mld-Pla. Now* 1:41 <»» ljffllm * 1:1* (I ) Pitaward It) Day l* Coart 1:1* (4) Art Unkt«tt*r ( t ) Jen* Wyman »ro »ent» (tv The Doctors !;•* (4) To Tell Th* Truth (t ) Ixirett* Tonne (I) Queen Pop A Dap 1:3* 14) The £d*a of Nleht IP) Who Da To* Tr**l (3) Toon* Dr. Malon* 1:18 (•) Do u ln a X tw ir4* New* tt l* (I ) Secret tier (t ) American (t) Th* Mateh 1.1* <41 Mil lonalr* (*) M ak. DaBBp IS) Dlecovery *41 4:44 tl) American N* 4:11 It) MIC New* *:*» (I) Mav*rick t ® M A C H IN N HATABURGER 2445 Legal Notice <3 C P E A K E R NOW OPEN FRENCH AVE., SANFORD AUTOMATION TRAINING For Carry Out Order* Platu* Fhoar 312-941* W e’ll Have I t Ready <l) Biota Now* oat Weatatr T:M (I) Toioy (I ) Pr*-Sth**l P la n ts a Til* IS) CtoatdiWB Now* T:M (■) Mickey1* S l R l ! fla w f:M ft ) Ml.kev I n * * BO 1:1* (•) Captola Kaasaroo I :** (S) Wee lb or u 4 How* 1:1* II) To*ay tl) CortoanU* *-.#• II) Btat* Trooooe • It) of ):]* It* Romper Hoorn 9:41 <t) New* A fatorvtov* Ilil* 111 Bay W koi (SI Cartoon Caper* lt:l* <t) Play T*ar Haas* (•) 1 Lov* La«y (5) A** Solh*rn She ll:M t l) Pnc* t* HlfWt (S) December llrltle I t :®S C«) The McCoy* 11:30 111 Seven Key* (3) I'r* All-Star Meet bell (II Pet* A (lladra 11:41 C l All-Star Uaeeball 0LE0 BAR6AI BY THE i t u i T - i * itm K eek lle d e e a — 2460 P A K K A V E . BACON H EATWELL GREEN LABEL TUNA FISH LHtrr-4 WTTM 11,30 (H| MORE FOOD ORDER WORTZ CRISP FRESH S A LTIN ES EXCEPTIONAL! STEREO CONSOLE •II* Fow 44<wX4 I jy e v f e f Voire •e Three Fh fhia : COHVOaWT u n up TOP H0NEYDEWS A i d l e H e re b y — CeleP RUBBLO PIANO FINISH U O Y PAIR PRE1H BARfO ( RE0 V 7 U ) M ATH ER Of Sanford Haxford'a Only A ir Conditioned Furaitarw filar* l STARTS SUN. I “ THE GIIK\T ESCAPE" 203-09 E. 1st ST. FA 2-0983 tRW T-1 WITH FOOD ORDER JUMBO SIZE PHBB CHTRA C olev l * . » 'n i B i t teite ooly "HELL 0E.VT FOB LEATHER" row one* HICKOftT RANCH BMOKEO BREAKFAST R I T Z ANKW «tod I COLORED SOLIDS RATE. IV »*» ROTATE o r CHARLES I.t’ THER SltOAP. aleo known aa C, I. flhoef. aton known ae Charlie Luther Flioaf. decerned Ta Alt freillter* and Parana* llarle* (Talma or litw e e lt tnalnii laid Ratal*I You and each of you are hereby notified and required to preeent any el.elma and de­ mand* which you, or either of you, may have axalnet th* e.tale of CHARLES LUTHER KIIOAP. alto known a* C. IShoaf, ateo known aa Charlie Luther Hhoaf, fleceaetil, late of aald County, to th* County .lutlne of Pemlnolt County. Florlila. at hie nfflr* In the court houeo of eald County at S-mtur-l, Florida, within He calendar month* from Ih* time uf th* flret puhllcatInn of thl< notice. Each claim or demand ■hall tie In wrlttna, and ahalt elate tha plac* of realdenr* ami poet offlc* addreea of th* claimant, and ehatl be ewnrn to by th* claimant, hi* axent or attorney, and any auch claim or demand not to filed •hall be void. •/ Maraarot J. Harkey Ae Adml nletralrla of th* Ealale of Chart** Luther Shoaf. freceaeed Hiitchlwin and Leffler Edward* flulldlns Fuat Offlc* Drawer If Sanford. Florida Vtlorneyi for Admlnlet-tlrl* Put,U»tt: Sept. |, », 14. 31. 1)43 . 1)41 ■CDU-S SYSTEM I*. O. But 10, to «**• FINE-SPREAD Legal Notice Instead of feeling that she can't have friends in unless sbe is having a carefully plan­ ned party, she often extends spur-of lhe-moment invitations that make a part) out of just getting a few interesting peo­ ple together fur an hour or two-—o r for an evening. fnstead of thinking that she will som e day have time for friends, she sandwiches them in between the busy hours of tier busy days. Meanwhile, she is enjoying the companionship of good friends while many women, less busy (ban she, are wait­ ing for carefree daya that may never come when they will have all the time in the world for friends. Pereoni te'ecled cm bo trained In a proirem which nead not Interfere with praeent job. It you quality trim* In* can b* finenctd. Writ* today, pteee# include bom* a phono and a*a. ■ 0:30 (0) Colics* Of lb* Air 0:01 111 SI** OW VIS' It) Today (I ) W ohc V* IS*c lco lid* |l» - :SI (4)JaLcakmpto * las**I-earnlng She writes letters while she sits under a dryer at the beauty shop, while in a d oc­ tor's or dentist's waiting room —whenever she finds herself with a Id-minute wait that she can use to write a per­ sonal letter. T R A IN IN G Clots- and wants to find the nearest exit when East doubles his partner’ s no-trump. South bids two diamonds and. while East and West would each like to do som e tiling, they can’ t muster the courage so South buys the hand. He also manages to make it. He has to lose two trump tricks and one trick each in hearts ami clubs. There are two potential spade losers al­ so, but South takes care of that by finessing successfull against W ests jack, losing but one. Incident!/, had East must­ T U E SD A Y P. M. ered enough gumption to bid ft:** (I ) lo v e or Lire three clubs he would be set (•) Eral* For* Shew if South should elect to open a heart. and a pen In her handbag. i i t TRAINEES IN E R T LY REEBEB , TUESDAY A . WL s is (0) o n * » s 1:10 (3) Contl**ntol O P P O H T U N M IN -W O M IN W o m a n : By Ruth Millett It could be that the busiest time fur her ftiesds. U oltfn woman you know is the one happens that way. who m anages to find the most While less-busy women are making excuses for not hav­ ing time for companionship with other women, the really IV THE CIHCITT CCIIMT OF busy woman is finding the TUB SIXTH J L i m i t L f IN*Jlirr iv » * i» w on sstcoi- time. v o l e r m i vTV. f i . o h i i m . It is intcrceting howr ahe iv r iia .v c B R r s o . i m m OflLANDO FEDERAL 8AV- does it. Instead of waiting for a I.NCia AND LOAN ASSOCIATION. day when she hat time to PUIotlff, have a luncheon for a group **. WILLIAM L PACE. SR. and of friends, <he telephones two VEAIIL M. PACE, hlc wife. Defendant*. or three in the middle of a v tr rii'E o r o u t busy morning and says, "H ow Till WILLIAM L PAISE. SR, about coming by at noon for addreea unknown, anil PEARL SC. PARE, klc a cup of coffee and a sand­ S wtfo, w ich ?" f sis cClearlak* Road, If only one of the three can I Cocoa. Florida: TOU ARE HEREilT NOTI­ com e, at least she has a visit FIED lhat • cult ha* been brought against you, th* na­ with one friend that day. ture of which l* to furectoce Instead of spending half ■ ninrlKUtf* »n th* hereinafter a day running errands alone, dt-crlbcil reel properly. Th* nmm* ot th* Court In she calls a friend and the -which tha lu ll ha* hc*n In. two combine errand-running etltutod I* th* Circuit Court. Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and with companiiiriiliip. for Seminole County, Florida. Instead of excusing herself ORLANDO FEDERAL SAV7Nfl 8 AND LOAN AHHOCtt. for not keeping in touch with TluN. Plaintiff, v». WILLIAM friends who live at a distance L. PAGE, 811. end PEARI. SI, by saying that she just does­ PARE, hie wife, Defendante. belnr Chancery Ca«e No. I S3ST. n’ t have time for letter writ­ The deecriptUm of the reel ing, she keeps letter paper nruperty Involved, located In Seminole County, Florida, U a* follow *: The girls now apply lipstick Lot l«. Block “D", WILDMKRE. »» recorded In Plat at the table alter dining out. Bonk I, pace 111, Pubttu But it la still a m a jor'sin to Hoonnle Seminal* County, com b one’s hair at the table. Florid*. You ar* herohy notified that you ar* required to file your eev*r*l anewere to th* TV RENTAL i*nm plaint In eald mortaaae ♦ Sale* • Sortie* fore-doeur* proceedln** with th* CUrk of th* ClrouR Court Seminole TV of Seminole County, Florid*. In FA S-4920 hanford, Florid*, and to eerv* a copy thereof upon the plain­ Zeailh Color TV Salta ti f f * attorney. A. Duane 2880 Sanford A t*. Itercitrom, of Kueh, Reed and Marshall, j i E*et Livlnpeton Avenue. Poet Office Boa 11*1. Orlando, Florid*, on or befor* th* llth d*y of October. 1501. Herein fall not or a decree pro confeeeo will b* *nt*r*d atalnet you. (SBALI NOW Til it U VI El). Arthur H Beckwith. Jr., c le rk of th* Circuit Court, A T 1:00 • 3:30 . 5:00 Semlnol* County. Florida 7:00 - 9:10 llyt Slertha T. Vlhlen A Duane llerpetrom of Ituih. Heed and Marehalt IS Bait Llvlnceton Avenue poet O ffice Box 1110 Orlando, Florida Attorney* for Plaintiff Publleh a opt. 10, IS, l« A Oct 7. I SOL CDM-73 (4) Uael# WaU S ill (I) Supermaa l:St (S) aiperm ts 1:3* (3) Bora* A Alla* (4) Deputy Daw* ■ :** (Si waaihar dkow U N U S U A L tv the rn t'H T o r TIIR I t i l VTT JI IIUE, IKV4I.VUI.E in fV T V , r i.o iiiu a . iv phd- JJtS. TO.VITK A T t w i l t v TWO Flr*t Tlae* . . Flr*4 Half Oaly Will He Re­ pealed Oo *w e»4 Xbev* le e ille le Shew A* Late A* *>.:» •A OATHEMIva OF BALLS:*" WcrtTI Sept. S3, 1963 — Pa*fl I By Abigail Van Buisn DBAS A M Y: Mr busM r * things i s plsis i * day, V n f«r« t-AOv raja raiut i w baud COCONUT PIE a* , 'ji w a w O M K e e i i M e M e a i n e i o a u t o w a o o a M M * l¥ t l wwmwww* D IN N ER N O !IS «u lO < SW EET BU N S 1A0T PAIR CINNAMON PLAV0RED KI D ‘T v --,, �m m P »f« 6 — S e p t 28, IM S Miss n reK , W. Carter Married In Paola Church ilaa. R was aaaou icod that gam e Harrison Chapter was a a the patkmal honor roll. The district mooting win ha bald m Sanford aa O c t M at tha M ayfair ten. A a interest­ ing paper oa the constitution waa ghwa by M rs. J. B. Ray aad Mrs. C. E . Butler, aat < t « i defense chairman, ga*« a talk oa the subject. D m program was arranged la n lion rsn co o f ConsUtutlon Week. Darteg the aod al hour tha boetesses served refreshn e a ts la tha I f members By Mr*. H. L. M i m A wadding markad by quiet dignity aa 8#pL 14 onitad In m arring* Mia* Vonda Jane Kara, daaghUr o f N r. and Mr*. Ksnntth Korn o f Pool* and W illis Eugene Carter o f N orth Orlando. Mr. Carter Is Um son o f Mr*. Stall* Carter also o f North Orlando. R o t. Leon Dean o f Largo officiated at tbs • p-m. cere­ mony tn the Wesleyan Msthodist Church In Faol*. The church was decorated with a profusion o f palms, white gladoll, chrysanthe­ mums and white candles, Mrs. Leon Dean, pianist, played the traditional wedding music and accompanied Re*. Earl Baker, soloist who sang, " I Lot* Y ou ^ Sanduskys Entertain Relatives Col. and Mrs. H arry E . San­ M r. and Mrs. W. T . Place, dusky, o f Lake M ary, have 133 Pineerest Drive, Sanford, had several recent houseannounce the engagement and guests who enjoyed their stay In Florida. Their son, John, wife, Eva, and their daughter, Michele, and son. Michael, from Gulf­ port, Miss., were with them for a week. The fam ily also spent one week at Titusville visiting John's brother, Bill Sandusky. Thursday, their daughter, Virginia, and her husband, John Worrell, from bus, Ohio, stopped for a on their way baek bom s from a trip to Miami. Accom pany­ ing them w e n M r. and Mrs. Howard McC liman, from Dayton, Ohio. The WorrelU and tha Me* Cllmins had been In Miami as national delegates to the American Legion Convention. On Friday the group went to Cape Canaveral and also visited Patrick A ir Force Base. Mr. McCUman works with missiles In Dayton. notlf* Mrs. W . T. Cavanaugh eonducted tha business session aad Mrs. Huhy Bpears gave an Inspirational devotion using as her thsma "Invitation to P ra y er* Report# w ere given from group lea d en aad the nominating committee. Mrs. Pryor, retiring class president, was presented with • g ift In appreciation o f her devotion during tho past year. During the social hour re­ freshments w e n sorted by ths hostess. Others present were lim es. E. R. Wood, Joe W . Rohe, A . L . Thomas, Luellli Bryant, C. E. Chanlot, Mar­ jorie P, Cowan and John Mal­ loy. Ahead. Lively Fabric* F o r Salta. Shirts, Jumpers sad Jackets MILADY’S SHOPPE O f Fla* Fabrics IM 8. Park 323-0311 centered with The maid Jean Btrlpllng and maids ths Misses Grsca Spivey and Mary w on similar gowns. Stripling’s was o f deep ta ffeta and the bridesmaid’s ligh t lavsndsr teffeta. Best man for the groom w as Marion Williams and ushe n wars Tony Msnfredo and Kenneth Kern Jr. brother o f Th# Lake MISS PATRICIA PLACE ond dahlias. The dining table was covered with a white da­ mask cloth and held an ar­ rangement of rose*. Silver ap­ pointments were used. Refreshments of dainty sandwiches, miniature Danish rolls, mints, nuts and coffee were served. The hostess pre­ sented Mist Barlow with a luncheon set. Guests included Mrs. C. W. Barlow, mother o f the lionoree; Mrs. J. E. Andrews, mother of th* groom ; Mrs. C. P, Rabun, grandmother of the groom and the Mmes. C. T. Rabun, A. II. Harris, Charles Stafford, W. J. Payne, W. J. Mann, T. V. M etis, Harold Davis, J. T. Knight, Harry McQuatters and Dewey Straughn. Hears Program On Speech MllS. K. N. MURRAY, right, was hostess fur n recent reception honoring Mina Jeannette ltnrlmv, bride-elect, at her home in Loch Arbor. With her from left are, Mrs. J. E. Andrews, Mrs. C. W. Harlow and the honorec, Mian lhirlow, (Herald Photo) Sanford Personals Billy Lovelace, ton of Mr. son, Wayne. Miss Hegg is em­ ployed aa an assistant medical record's librarian, at Orange entered the J. llllli* Miller Memorial Hospital, in Orlan­ Medical Hospital, in Gaines­ do. Khe is a graduate o f Viter­ Due to the state board ville, today and will undergo bo College, In La Crosse, Wis. meeting o f tho Florida Fed* knee surgery tomorrow. (■ration o f Women’s Clubs amt Mr*. William Lovelace, Meeting AND CIIAUM BRACELETS $|.00 UP. Flemings Gamma Omega Mr. and Mr*. Dick Mc­ ford Woman’* Club has post­ Laughlin have returned to their home on 19th St. after a poned their opening meeting four month visit in the west. from the first Wednesday in They spent some time in Oma­ October to the second. ha. Neb., Great Falls, M ont, The club year will start on Sioux City, Iowa and in South The Gamma Omega chapter Oct, 0 at 12 noon, with a Dakota. of Epsilon Sigma Alpha had luncheon, followed by the pro­ a very successful benefit card gram. Recent homeguest of Mr. party and fashion show at the Guest speaker will be Mrs. and Mr*. Turn Albert was Sanford Woman’ s Club. They King, from the Sanford li­ Miss Tracy lleg g , of Mankato, made $100 to be used on local brary. M inn, fiance* o f th* Alberts’ charitlee. l b s next meeting o f the group will be this Tuesday night, a t Mrs. Min Ksenan’ s home. The purpose o f th* so­ cial get-together Is a work­ shop for the "F all Dasoar” to ba held Oct. 23. seen iss | tovs m i aim meeting on Oct. 2, the San­ Chapler Plans Gifts - Cards • Books (Formerly McVlcars) 210 E. First St. Fall Bazaar "LEI'S TALK DRY CLEANING rr By - WOODROW CASH Tliere Is a general misunderstand­ ing about frequent drycleaning being injurious to clothes. Nothing could b* further from the truth. Frequent expert cleaning prolongs the fabric and matrlala. This has been proven by the research department o f 8anltone by taking two (watches o f fabric, labelling them so they could not bo confused, and giving one of them constant cleaning. It resulted In being the same color, having good body tone, as tho new untouched ■watch. Remember, the Important thing la In having your drycleaning done by reputable and experienced cleaner*, using * reliable method o f cleaning. Our Uaniton* process Ta on* o f the beet avail­ able. This la particularly Important now that tho fo o t­ ball season has opened, and the nights getting cooler. Y ou will be taking your heavier clothing out o f storage and preparing them to wear to the game*. Remember your Downtown Cleaner*, a reputable dryeleaner, and coma on out to sea your high school win those game*. W# w ant you for a customer, and they want you in th* stands, rooting for them, fie* your Downtown Cleaner* or call them today. Bright Scholar Shoes by P o ll thP a r r o t ■raartly designed, expertly craft­ ed for rough play, correct fit. Tk* gliutiuisa cS. a ih; l a s bilker. W (Us *4, Jon to tbt Kraal cub. DOWNTOWN CLEANERS A LAUNDERERS PALM ETTO AYE. PHONE FA 2-82*2 "O ratory and Speech” was the program topic presented by Mrs. Joseph Colonna when Theta Epsilon chapter of Beta Sigma I'M met at tha home of Mrs. Don Cahill. Mrs. Co­ lonna lllustraled her program by tha use of recordings of various readings. Faul Re­ vere's Hide as narrated by Frrdric .March was most In­ teresting and illuitratcd a particular type o f speech. The hostess gift was won by Mrs. Faye Stetson. Those attending the meet­ ing were Mrs. Wallace Pea­ cock, Mrs. A1 Davis, Mrs. Rick Walker, Mrs. Roger Garner, Mrs. Randall Rey­ nolds, Mrs. Sterne Botte, Mrs. Bill Rivero, Mrs. Paul Lewis, Mrs. Stetson, Mrs. Colonna, Mrs. Bob McKee, Mrs. Jack Erickson and Mrs. Bob Dckle. Refreshment* o f cakes and fruit punch were served by the hostess during the social hour. Engaged couples should sc cept Invitations that do not Include both o f them. Being "Siam ese Tw ins" always can strain the closest relation­ ships. Betty H obby Celebrates Birthday Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hobby honored their daughter Betty with a party ut their home last week on the Upsala Road. The occasion was Belly's 13th birthday. Miss Beverly G il­ breath assisted Mrs, Hobby in caring for tho guests. The party room s were d e c ­ orated with pink streamers and balloons and games were played during (he evening with plenty of laughter and fun. After opening the many nice Eifts the hostesses serv­ ed birthday cake, home made Ice cream , punch and potato chips to the honoree and: Vickie Gilbreath, Carol and Shirley Muse, Donna M c­ Laughlin, Carol, Crystal, Mil­ dred and Jan Hobby, Brad Fox, Preston Hobby, James MaGoo, Ray Smith. Vaughn Storm an a n d Donny Gil­ breath. New Arrivals QjdsujjBl Shoe Store Blythe tha waa program on arehiteetur# was presented b y tw o mem­ bers, Mrs. Jim Daughtrey and Mrs. LaMar Meredith. Discussion cerning the w as held rushing con- teaaoa rushees were mentioned and party dates set. A get-acquainted brunch la scheduled for Sept 29, Give once loi many the U N I T E D wav IF THERE IS A WEATHER WUI Soon Bt H m LEW IS Sales & Service Offers Th* Saaa RELIABLE Heater Service They Have Offered For Put Year*. On Our Lint BREEZE And Have Your WE GET IT — Heater Cleaned W E AR E OPEN A IR And Tented — Be WHY NOT WASH IN COMFORT AT — Safe For The K W IT E -W H IT E LAU NDRY 2139 FRENCH AVE. Winter — Save Fuel Toot DIAL FA 2-7928 ’fr&ncisc&n earthenware 20% OFF ON A L L O P EN S T O C K 16 piece starter set 4 DINNERS VELVETS 4 CUPS • FURS 4 SAUCERS • SUEDES • FELTS Fir* of pmtlH ti tW t a i n s M3 ClllCUfa Bf par CMBMltl. <300 OFF DESERT ROSE and all other decorated. 816.99 SIERRA SAND *14.95 SNOW C R ES T * 1 L 9 5 v is a s iK T c n u T u ns FROM $g.93 VYLvaj. fijJth&A'A "Featuring Fault Iona Just For Y ou” 200 N. PARK AVE. (O L D Get Your Nam« • Ph. FA 2-2383 OPEN WED. AFTERNOON Virginia Pstroskl P. O. B o x '1214 Sanford Phyllis R ofeastcia FA 18231 Lake Mary N ora Norris TE 8 -tilt S. Seminole ^ ' L u c c r i o y o m it a beatnik party, O ct. < and • tea on Oct. 27. Sirs. Jay Carter urged all members to get busy and sell tickets for the benefit draw­ ing. The prize w ill be a week­ end trip for two to Nassau, Mra. Larry Mann announc­ ed that the next meeting srill be on O ct 7, at the home o f Sirs. Meredith. M rs. James Blythe and Mrs. Jgrry Mc­ Cabe will be In charge of th* program . at th* Ricksha Inn. Guest speaker* will be Dr. Frank Leon* and Mrs. Grace Fisher, from the Seminole County Health Department. They will define the function* o f th* health department. Mrs. Leone, new publie a f­ fairs chairman, o f th* club will be in charge o f the pro­ gram. 4 DESSERTS { which will soon get Into full swing. Names o f prospective Mary Woman’s This Emblem Identifies Your Welcome Wagon Sponsors £ bl-monthly Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Evans, Pompano Beach, an­ nounce the birth of ■ seven pound, IS ounce son, Sept. 17, at Holy Cross Hospital In Fort Lauderdale. This is the couple’ s first child and they have chosen the name, Kenneth Wayne. Mrs. Evans is the former Jo Anno Adams, daughter o f n ev. and Mrs. John T, Adams Jr., of Sanford. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A Evans, of Deerfield Beach. HATS! An honor roll style for school days, A at 12:30 p.m. fo r a luncheon Theta Epsilon Postpones far meeting o f G am m a Lambda Club will m eet thi* Thursday Bride-Elect Honored At Reception Woman’s Club James Chapter o f Beta Sigma PhL Meeting Church Calendar STERLING SILVE R C H AR M S Mra. hostess Luncheon By Mrs. Adam Mailer Mrs. C. E. Butler, president o( the Women’ s Auxiliary nf Seminole Memorial Hospital, will conduct an orientation class of the DeBary Pink Ladies on Sept. 24 at 10 a.m. i t the Community Center. The ladles will be in uniform. the bride. Tb# bride’ s mother w i i at­ tired In a blu* sheath dress Miss Jeannette Baryour, |reception given, recently, by I The party room i were dec-i with matching sceessorles. bride-elcct o f Jo* A n drew i Mra. it. N, Murray Sr., at bar orated with artistic srrangeThe mother o f the groom I menta o f red and white roses choc* a yellow florsl print Jr., was guest o f honor at a horns In Locb A rbor. dress. Both wore corsages o f whits mums, A reception followed the wedding at ths church parson­ age. Mrs. James Stanton and Mrs. Murray Ksnncr served the coke and punch and Grace Ann Spivey kept the brides book. Mrs, Carter chosa as her going away outfit a navy blua suit and tho orchid from her bouquet. After ■ short lour o f Central Florida Mr. and Mrs. Carter will reside in North Orlando. Out of town gueila were Mr. and Mra. Bill Carter and Mr. and Mr* Hiram Carter o f Mlnml and Uev. and Mrs. Leon Dean o f Largo. TUESDAY Homemakers 8.3. Class of First Baptist Church meets at 8 p.m. at tha home o f Mrs C. L. Park Sr., on West 17th SC Men o f tha First Preshyterian Church meet for supper at 7 p.m. Season Club Plans Class Tuesday MR. AND MllS. WILLIS EUGENE CARTER (Photo by Gnssman) Plans Rushing approaching m a r r i a g e o f I Sentell, aon o f Mr. and M n . their daughter, Patricia Lor- Lloyd Sentell, o f Hendersonralne, to Ronald Maurice I vllle, N. C. Mist Place waa born In Mi­ am i and attended schools in Maryland, Cuba and Florida. She waa a m em ber o f the U63 graduating calss o f Seminole High School. She attended Orlando Jun­ ior Collage and la presently employed ns receptionist by D r. A. W. Woodall, in San­ ford. The groom -elect attended schools In Hendersonville and served three and ona half years In tha U. S. N avy. He la presently employed by the General Electric Corp. In Hendersonville, N.C. He com ­ pleted his high school educa­ tion while In the Navy. Tha wedding la scheduled fo r Oct. 13 at 2 p.m . at the Christian Missionary Alliance Church In Sanford. No for­ mal Invitations are being ex* tended and all friends o f the couple sre Invited to attend. Orientation Mrs. fr * t e f P ryor w as hos­ tess fo r tho monthly m a t t e r o f tho Fidelia Class o f ths F irst Baptist Church. The F ryer horns, on Margaret Road waa decorated In a fell Gamma Lambda Patricia Place To Marry Ronald Maurice Sentell £ o l i P P i i t ’j _ * £ �i SHS Comes From Behind To Win 1-Point Margin Comes With Seconds Left Ry Kditnr Forty-eight minutes o f foot­ ball were played last Friday night at Sanford’* Memorial Stadium but it took only 71 second* to determine the out­ come o f ths local gridiron season's opener between the Seminole* of Sanford and the Titusville Terriers. In a sea of mud nnd water, and with two minutes nnd 27 seconds remaining in the final stanza, the Tribe was on the short end o f a 13 to 7 count. Titusville had posted six points on the scoreboard and kicked o f f to the Scminoles. Little Chuck Scott returned It 10 yards to the Seminole 35 and u 1.1. yard penalty against lltusville put the bull In play at midfield. Quarterback Ronnie Uilinon plunged over renter for three and fired a shot at end Harry Barks for three more. From there sen Chock and co-captain Buddy Lawson sped nrounl the left flank to the Terrier JO. Hinson then carried to the 2S, With the clock showing 1:57 remaining Harks found a hole at right tackle and was hauled down on the 15. The Warriors then culled on the talents o f Kill-pound full­ back Lee .Sparkman. A fter Titusville took a five-yard penalty to their own It), Sparkmnn plunged to the four, bulled his way to the one, nnd with 1:14 left be powered his way Into paydirt. And victory enme when Lloyd Freeman split the up­ rights fo r the H to 13 Semi­ nole win. The storybook fin ­ ish in one minute and 11 »econd* will be one o f the major highlights of the current sea■on. Before a packed house, the two ball clubs battled on ucare-.en terms during a scorelet* first half. The Terriers couldn’ t penetrate the stub­ born Seminole defense. Mean­ while, the Tribe’s offense was on nnd o f f but the locals’ big problem was the Inability to hold on the wet pigskin They fumbled five times in the first half, but they recovered three. In the third period, Co* captain Billy Higgins ignited the Seminole* when he skirted hi* right side for 25 to give Sanford a first down on the Titusville 35. Sparkman nnd Hinson moved this ball four more yards before Hinson lofted a 20-yard serial to Bud­ dy Lawson on the 15 and the speedster went tho distance. Freeman followed with hi* first o f two point-after-TIl boot s. In the final quarter, the Terriers came up with their first big break when Titus­ ville recovered a Sanford fumble on tho Seminole five. Ilsvc Ward, a real workhorse. In two plays crossed the dou­ ble stripe. The I’ A T failed and Sanford fans breathed a sigh o f relief. But Seminole’s margin o f one point didn’t hold for long, Titusville kicked o ff to San­ ford who failed to move on three plays and Freeman went back to punt. The snap was slightly to his left and he dropped the slippery ball. The Terriers took.—over on the Seminole 25. Ward picked up five, hit the line for ono more, and Uhurlie Huggins added threo before ha passed to Ward on tho five yard line. Ward added two morn and on a fourth down he plowed over from the three ami theu boot­ ed the extra point. But the next one minute and It seconds told the story! Statistically speaking. the Seminolts were on the long end o f the short yardstick. Unofficially, Sanford record­ ed 139 net yard* on the ground against 52 for Titus­ ville, connected on four o f eight aerial* for II yard* agaim t 29 for Titusville who completed three o f seven at­ tempts, posted a total of nine first downs to five for the Terrier*, but the Warrior* out-fumbled thrir opponents nine to two, Titusville lost ths ball on their pair of miscucs and Sanford was alert enough to recover six o f their own fumbles But two o f the three times they lost the ball , nearly cost them a ball game. By United P m * InternsHooil opening game victories. While M iam i’ s George Mira was recovering from shock, Roger Staubach of Navy, Tom Myers o f Northwestern and Pete Llxke of Penn State took an early opportunity to place themselves ami their teams in position for national prestige. N Ground Beef tip About lae Sports Thinking Out Loud IIY JU LIAN STENSTROM Another finish at tho Me­ morial Stadium like that one Friday night and we’ ll pro­ pose they rename the orchard "Cardiac I’ark." . . . If you missed it you’ ve probably missed one o f the highlight* o f the current campaign. • < / ?< / Sanford's pride Is blanketsd when you see a the best fo o t­ ball field In the area In such a ileplorable a n d unplayable condition. • •• That skinned infield at the Memorial Stadium caused al­ most a* much comment from the some 3,500 fan* a* did the storybook finish. We’ ve heanl complaints against the city commissioners, the member* o f tho school board, and even the c o u n t y commissioners. We’re not concerned about who’s to blame. We’ re intere.->tcd in seeing that situation corrected— and quick. • • • a • Freeman was a a a a . ' ’ (rV -K Y sys Dodger* STEAK Firutcs, but instead In The Fall It’s Football dropped a 4-0 decision. The outlook is as bright as NEW YORK (U P I) — In a World Scries share for the the autumn a *pnrt* fan’*' Dodgers, who need win just mind apparently turns to foot­ one of their final six games ball. Six National Football to qualify for what probably League games Sunday at­ will he the richest Scries ever tracted 246,290. Less than against the New York Yank­ half that number — 119,351— ees. Still there was little joy turned out at 10 major league in the Los Angeles dressing baseball park* for Sunday room Sunday, games. Why We Build 2-Wheel Drive Trucks 3 LBS. PERT NAPKINS . . . 9c . . . . 9c i 11011 Cun — Limit I With S5 Order SUNLITE TOMATOES . . 9c .T0.1 Can — Limit 4 With 95 Order SAXET CUT GR. BEANS . 9c 39 JIFFY Limit I With 15 Order Ill.UK SE AL s o l d i ) 0LE0 LB. 9 C FI.A. GR A D E " A ” SMALL CORN MUFFIN MIX . . 9c NO. 303 TAN SHOWIIOAT PORK b BEANS FLAT CAN SARDINES red ntitn VIENNA SAUSAGE SHURFRESH BISCUITS NORTHERN TISSUE EGGS 3 Doz. 99c Limit I Wilh MR. (! FROZEN Game Against Lions United Pres* International The Green Bay Packer* proved they can win the BIG game without Paul Hornunz, but the New York Giants showed that without Y A. Tittle they re nothing. The Packers demonstrated the c la n of champions Sun­ day against the club they hail to heat, drubbing the De­ troit Linns. 31-19. But the Giants, with Tittle mostly pacing the sidelines because o f * chest injury, were clobbered, by the Pitts­ burgh Siceieri, 310. Two of the National Foot­ ball League’ s old stars, one Johnny-come-lately, and one voung man with great prom­ ise also proved a few points on the second weekend, of the season. Jimmy Brown showed fur­ ther that he thrhes under the Cleveland Browns’ new regime when he broke loose for two long runs In a 41-24 PURE LARD Limit 2 With f t Order BACKWARDS Packers Win 'M ust' 1 8 .6 9 ENERGY BLEACH eould have etlnched the flag hy beating the Pitts­ burg JIFFY S TEA K S LB. I Dodgers Learn Ties Are Not Celebrated Cornerly Report Due Shortly l Neck Bones SEMINOLE IHO II, top picture’, i.u .starting a running play anti ipuirtertmck lleot Re Eichart (12) mol Itnlflmck David Ward 120) trying to atop the piny coming their way. In bottom pic­ ture Seminole halfback Earl Black (22) hit.* n Titusville Terrier nipping nt bis heels. This week Oviedo takes on Dunnellou, Lyman t a c k l e s Apopka and Reminole goes to Orlando for a duel with Colon­ ial. Possibly our three county high schools can make it three for three this Friday night. But it'll bu tough to do that And wiiut a night it wo* for on any given weekend. Dick and Rodney Umbcrger, the head coach and assistant, By United Press International respectively, a* Longwrood’s Lyman High. The Greyhounds, There will 1* no pri-innture led by sopbomoro back Le* celebration* in Los Angeles Lyle who racked up five TDs, this year. The Dodger* have are going to be tough. learned their lesson. • • • NEW YORK (U P I) — N a­ Anybody el«e might he dig­ Rome ex-foothallera hearts tional Football League Com­ ging the corkscrew into the were in their mouths Friday missioner Pete Rozelle wa* champagne. Tho Dodgers are night when they saw Seminole 1expected to re leasts an investi­ keeping their battle* on ice. backs using reverses and gator’s report today or Tues­ Los AngeU-* clinched nt hnmloffs with a hall that must day into Charley Conerty’s U-nst n lie for the National have felt like a huge bnr of dealings with an accused League pennant Sunday when soap. There was danger In gambler. the St. Louis Cardinal* Inst to that ball slipping away from James Hamilton, Investi­ the Uini-innatl Feds, 6-2. The them. And, it did! gator for the NFL, questioned • • * t’onerly st the form er pro­ That "ou t o f the fire” Is Just fessional star’s Clarksdale, a figure of speech, but if there Miss., hums duiing the weeekever « ; o a pig pen o f soggy, end. slippery slime in which to play Hamilton said he would file — and completely fireproof, his report with K iu ell. and too— it was the stadium turf that Rozelle would announce and that skinned infield. These results o f the investigation kids uere trying to make a "probably Monday or Tues­ football gaum out o f a mess. day." 89 LBS. P O R K CHOPS *■ ft * That Jiis* Buddy Lawson caught was not the traditional "over the shoulder” brand. It was on the shoulder. The fleet receiver hung onto it right there for thut split second befote he could tuck it uwuy and finish that 15-yard sprint. After mlseues that almost cost the Semlnolrs their open­ er with the Terriers it w as— well, shall we say—"exhiliarating" to see the local Tribe rise to the occasion and yank that hnll gam e out o f the fire. • * • v, s 3 Mullet . 9c lb. y When Lloyd getting ready to kick the PAT following that last Tribe TD— the one that spelled the d iffer­ ence— the crowd was so hush­ ed you eould hear the pop eom popping away in Jackie Caolo's concession stand. a ' 4 tho N avy junior w t o com ­ As usual, there were some pleted IT o f 22 paasoa for 171 •hr • a u lo r b fin a l) big upsets, including Mem­ yards and one touchdown Sept. 23, 1063 — Pnjre 7 phis State's 0-0 tie with Mis­ during the Middle** 51-7 v ic­ sissippi, North C a r o l i n a tory over West Virginia. State's 36-14 win over Mary­ A crow d o f 33,000, largest land. Air Force'* 10-7 victory to see a football gam e In Mor­ over Washington, and Florida gantown, W. V e „ watched State’ s stunning 24-0 win over Staubach ruin what many Miami Friday night. Little considered to be one o f West Staubseh. Myers and Llske East Carolina also posted an Virginia's m o l t promising —three classy quarterbacks— embarrassing 20-10 upset over teams. were among the top perform ­ Wake Forest, which has lost M yers was equally success­ ful with his pin-point passing By United Pres* Intrrnitlonal ers during college football's 11 straight. The weekend's lop individ­ as the Wildcats beat a tough One thing Camltn Pascual first big weekend, leading to important ual performer was Stauhach, Missouri team, 23-12. of the Minnesota Twins never their teams expected to be called — hy friend or foe—Is a model of FRESH lOO'o DURE consistency. The story of Ihe 29-ycae-old Uul>an right-hander’ s major league career Is one of big talent hampered by a highstrung temperament. But to­ day L'.imllo Is Indeed a good example o f consistency — the only 20-game winner of 1962 to repeat in 1903. 5IMRMAPM1 Those who reached the 20mark in 1902 hut who won’ t make it this year include Balph Terry, Dick Donovan 2 07.. SIZE and Ray Herbert in the Amer­ ican League and Don Dry»FRESH CAUGHT dsle. Jack Sanford, Boh Purkey and Joey Jay In the Na­ tional. — OR — Pascual, 20-11 In 1902, rais­ ed his 1963 record to 20-9 Sun­ TENDER TASTY day whrn he pitched the Twin* to a fl-1 triumph over the Boston Red Sox. Pascual LEAN MEATY struck out nine to lilt his season mark to 193 — seven short of his third straight season with 200 or more strikeouts. Red-hot Harmon Klllehrew EACH hit his fifth hotner In three game* amt his 45th of the sea­ son and Jim Hall ami George Banks also hnmered for the Twins. .Minnesota's club total of 221 homers is second In major league history only to the 210 hit hy the HWl New York Yankees. The New York Yankees Sirloin • T-Bone nipped tile Kansas City A’s. 1-3, the Chicago While Sox Club • Cube • Round edged the Detroit Tigers, 3-2. the Cleveland Indians whip­ 4)1. Btl. — Limit 2 With $3 Order ped Ihe I-n* Angeles Angels, COPELAND 5 3 and 2-1, and the Washing­ ton Senators heat the Balti­ more Orioles, 12, after a 63 L0 Count los* In other American Lea­ gue games. Pascual Has 2nd Straight 29-Game Year Julian Strnstrom Hr mid Sport* 3 Q B s Shine In Victory om o ° p a i° l d m p id rout of the Dallas Cowboys Johnny Umtai allowed his old clutch-touch when he en­ gineered a 10-pomt last-mwlud surge that earned the Baltimore Colts a 21-14 tri­ umph over the San Francisco Forty Niners. Billy Made, who knocked around the league for sev­ eral seasons before winning a sleady job with the Chicago Bears two years ago, pitch­ ed three touchdown passe* in a 28 7 win over the Min­ nesota Vikings. And 24-year-old Charlie Johnson, undoubtedly the brightest young quarterback prospect in the NFL, also threw three scoring passes in leading the St. Louis Cardi­ nals to a com e from-bchmd 23-21 victory over the Phila­ delphia F aglei. Saturday night on the West Coast, the M’ ashington Red­ skin* trounced the Los An­ geles Itarn*. 37-14. N o u v & o tjtja u o a jjq ia a U M -3 FRKNCII PR IKS d ao f tta s n r ji J O iifjp e ig .d e a r , $5 Order 12 O Z . 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ON POPULAR BRANDS AT FA R R ELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. • 6:13 I*. M. 210 K. FIRST SANFORD ME GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS PRICES GOOD T H R U W E D . CORDELL’S REPAIR SHOP 500 E. Second St. S s s ’Jeep* v e h ic le * it in a ction In THE GREATEST SHOW OR EARTH” Sanford, Q U A N T IT Y RIGHTS RESERVED Florida Tuesday 9 p. m. Channel 0 2 Com m init Local ion* ■Jlh. SL & Sanford Ave. — 1100 W. I3lh. il i �Speed Too Much For Oviedo Lorenzen Wins Old Dominion By 3 m W i N n ■iraM R p iti Writer Capitalising o o fo o d Mock* I t i . S B T lM e r e O R £ WHO RUN T H & G eW M O G W H IN M M G H M fflCN THINK *T H 6Y \ edU 6 T P IC k E D (J P A N ©UZTH Q tU KB n t w b t ; ^ WINTHBOP/ £C *»M 1 W hou m i\ 9-23 0 ba « « & BUT WHY OOTHgV. IP* MAVg TO TAX* MB WITH TMBM 7 M i B f i i e H B JrTWKMOTVtMIV H *> KtCVT Tff *tt(d, ■•MOULD OVIKTAK* a 3000 TTMB.0M w ap 5 »i* W w T iu m n ^ ' —r ... El : S T U B A -T ts r g u m e a n stu m a d ~ VEAH. \^3 « r STRAIGHT A'BOM _ I KNOW. HIS REH3WCARO?/ W H f/ fT SEEM S THERE1T VWS A MIX-UP |NTHE1 RECORDING OFFICE— UNTIL ^ lEY discov ­ ered THE HE W AS B K N < 3 . ft p e r io d s c r e w / fp p o p - AW. TOR CXT8AKE,COWE BACK ) Q , D HERE.VOU BIO DOTBl WMASSA k 't MATTER. WITH YOU,AMYWAY/,' ’ I o ii A W t_ ' , .(SjnlfP?2ife4i ■Hl.T T lo f and a pair o f speedy b a d u , Lyman trounced Oviedo 41-0 In the season's open* In f tilt. A capacity crowd of more than 3,000 undaunted by the uncertain weather, witnessed phenomenal run­ ning by Lyman’a L e i Lyle and Oviedo’a D avid VanCamp. The flrit tally eam e on a yard run by Lyle In the tin t quarter. Although Oviedo sever got a drive going la the first period, Ita defense limited Lyman to one touch­ down. Oviedo In their second sea­ son o f footbatl, bounced back In the second quarter on a 42 yard TD run by Van Camp. But tho Lions w ero unable to capitalise on their gains, aa Lyman crashed through the Inexperienced Oviedo line to set up a 31 point lead. AU three o f the Greyhounds aecond quarter m arkers were made by 190 pound, fullback Lyle, wbo repestlngly broke Into the open for long scor­ ing runs. A delightful break was pro­ vided by the Lyman Band, which highlighted the sounds of Dixie In Ita half-time re­ pertoire. The third quarter saw limit­ ed action by both tea m l, as the only tally waa made by the Greyhound’ s Pete Carl­ son on a 23 yard reverse. The last two quarters highlighted toughening up of Oviedo's defense, due to a shift in the Lion's defensive information. The last score In the game eame on a 30 yard TD sprint by elusive Lyle in the fourth quarter. After a 49 yard runback by the Lion’s Brooks, Oviedo began to m ove the ball back down field. The Lions were playing against the clock in the last few momenta of the game, but failed as the time ran out, giving Lyman the game, Lym an, lost 13 yards In penaltlei and lost possession of the ball in a first quar­ ter fumble. Y et the spectacu­ lar running o f Lyle and Carl­ son and the effective blocking o f the Greyhound line, gave Lyman the advantage. Oviedo coaches attributed the loaa to inexperience and lack of depth, although Oviedo defense toughened in the last half. In next weeks contest Oviedo hosta top ranked Dun* nelion, which is fresh from a 4-0 win over Jasper, Statistics Oviedo Lyman 4 First Downs 9 193 Rush. Yardaga 476 IS P a n . Yardaga 40 2-11 Passes 1-7 0 Passes InL by 1 532 Punta 1-30 0 Fumbles 1 10 Y ards Penal. 75 Scoring: i Oviedo ft • • Lyman 7 20 T T- .41 Scoring Touchdowns: Oviedo: Van Camp, 42 run Lyman; (a ) Lyle, 40 run (b ) Lyle, 53 run. ( c ) Lyle, 25 rua. <d) Carlson, 23 run (e ) Lyle, 20 run. ACTION SHOTS o f the Oviedo-Lyman game shown, top picture, Oviedo linemen Tim Colbert (71). Jimmy Saucer (51) and Billy Murphy (73) and quarterback Billy Mikler (11) defending against a Lyman punt. In the lower picture Oviedo is defending against a running play by Lyman whose lull carrier cannot be Identified by number. Halfback David Van Camp o f Oviedo la in the foreground. * p VR a ♦ - W * MINUTE DO. REPORT JDMB/J M Fi*ely deeeee 18 Ptlrtisnl 30 Pnkfr alike* 31 Cereal train 23 Swedkih aifhtlngale 34 rin rn rla m 1* Peeled 37 Decaf 10 Bach 33 Moon f ai done « Rope dried U Kapunftd 3d Undine iin e l 37 Liquid meaaun M Hardy heroine SOUxstka. Si Warm S31Urlng wtnfl <3 Betas t> Confirmed tlYellewbnete plant S3 Prayer ending 13 Maaesllnn By Bob Thomas Herald Hports Writer Tho Crooms High Panthers lost their opening gam e to the Wild Bulls of Ocala by a Standings By (Tolled Press International NATION AL LEAGUE W 1. Pet. GB Loa Angeles DO60 .615 St. Louis 91 66 .580 544 San Fran. 85 71 .645 It Cincinnati 83 74 .529 1344 Philadelphia 82 74 .526 14 Milwaukee 82 75 .529 1444 Chicago 79 78 .503 1714 Pittsburgh 73 83 .468 23 Houston 6105 .391 35 New York 50 106 .321 46 Sunday’s Itrsultn Houston 2 Phllu. 1 (N ) Chicago 7 Milwaukee 3 Cincinnati 5 St. Louis 2 Pittsburgh 4 Los Angeles 0 San Fran. 13 New Y ork 4 Tuesday’s Game* St. Louis at Chicago Cincinnati at Milwaukee (N ) Pittsburgh at Houston (N ) New York at I- A. (N ) Phila. nt San Prun. (N l AM ERICAN LEAGU E W L Pet. GH a-N. Y . 102 55 .650 Chicago 90 66 .577 1144 Minn. 89 69 .563 1344 Halt. 83 71 .529 19 Detroit 76 80 .487 2544 Clevu. 75 82 .478 27 Holton 74 84 .468 28*4 Kan. City 71 85 .455 3044 L. A . 70 88 .413 3244 Wash. 54 101 2)18 47 X-C[Inched pennant Sunday’s Results Chicago 3 Detroit 2 Cleve. 5 L. A. 3 1st Cleve. 2 L. A. I 2nd II inns. Baltimore 6 Wash. 3 1st N Wash. 4 Baltimore 2, 2nd New York 4 Kan. City 3 Minn. 6 Boston 1 I i >4 N either U Culllgen M Paradise tt Obtain O , l \ r ATT: FORD OWNERS •, September A October Parts Special! score of 25-7 Friday night. It one touchdown, six points Gcarge Bush was a stal­ was a frustrating defeat for wart on defense, making i t the Panthers, who made some tackles with five assists. costly mistakes. The Wild Scoring by Quarters' Bulla made some mistakes Crooms 0 0 0 6— 6 also, but the Panthers were Ocala 6 6 13 7 -2 5 unable to take advantage of them. Willie Ransom, Crooms* first string fullback was In­ jured early in the game and had to retire fur the night. Croom s trailed 6-0 at half time. With 11:20 left in the PORTLAND, Ore. (U P I) fourth quarter, David Peter­ — George Knudson, a slender son banged over from two young Canadian in his third yards out; and quarterback year on the professional g o lf Samuel Alloway passed to W. tour, tank a 45-foot chip shot Hartafield fur the conversiun. for • spectacular eagle to win The Panthers came to life the 930,000 Portland Open after Robert Jackson recov­ g olf tournament Sunday in ered a Wild Bulls' fumble on a Sudden-death p la yoff with C room s’ 15 yard line. Peter­ Mason Rudolph. son, Green, and Gaines drill­ Starting the final day four ed for long gains putting the ■trokes behind Rudolph, the hall deep In O cala's territory; 26-yenr-old pro from Oakdale hut Alioway's pass to Harts- Country Cluh In Toronto tour ficld waa intercepted to stop ed the final 18 holes in 67 the Panther drive. white three bogeys plagued F or Ocala it was all Eugene Rudolph and caused him to Milton, who runs the loo in fade to a 71. 9.2. Milton caught two passes for touchdowns, ran one from scrim m age for 90 yards; and picked up a Peterson fumble and scam pered to pay dirt. VISA LIA , Calif. (U P I) — The Crooms defense was led by George Rush, who was Mickey Wright is the first in on most every play. Sam­ woman in history to win It uel Alloway and A. James did Ladies* PGA tournaments in a single year. a fine job in directing the The power-hitting golfer Panthers offensive attack. chalked up No. 11 In capturing Hartafield made some great the 91>.n*)0 Visalia Women’* catches of passes from Allo­ Open with a 72-hole score o f way and James. Mistakes arc 285, four strokes ahead o f the expected in the first game of riehl. the season, but Coach Holt's The old record was 10, held chargers will jell into a very by Louise Suggs. 3Hss Wright tine unit and make it tough ran her tournament win total for future opponents. to 50 for nine years uf cam Here arc Crooms' leaders paignlng. That ties the record in their respective departheld by Miss Suggs. mrnts. Sunday's victory was worth Rushing: Hlldred Green 91.330 to Alisa Wright. Betsy carried 13 times for 97 yards Rawls finished runnerup with Passing: James Anderson 291, good for 91,070. attempted to passes amt com ­ pleted three for 59 yards Venciuela's Angel Falls Scoring: David Peterson plunges mure than 3.000 feet. Knudson Wins Portland Open Mickey First To Capture 11 GENUINE FORD Thermostats $740 Mm Each GENUINE FORD A N T IF R E E Z E 60‘ Per Quart GENUINE FORD Radiator Hose 0 2 0 % Discount GENUINE FORD SPARK PLUGS 55GENUINE FORD A L U M IN IZ E D M U FFLERS 1949 -51 FORDS 1952 - 61 * 6 65 $994 FORDS GENUINE FORD SHOCK ABSORBERS EA CH * 5 « GENUINE FORD O IL FILTERS 33 Iinert r V Opener To Ocala By 2 5 -7 7lterenge 8 l.i(hl colored a riant part 10 nirl'a name It Pminoetory 17 Peril I t rain M U 34 Shaded Walk 31 Egyptian •acred bofl 38 Mitigate 37 Setting i « V 38 tndmifuale 2S Scatters at Reprodeud X3 Tardier aa Packed * Crooms Loses Hard-Fought A ntw e to Prsvloue Punlo DUVAL SHOWS I T E U .H E R T O r Camel skin mtkes tough leather and its bones are a substitute for Ivory, Table Fare ACROSS I Bit at batter 4 Ibis eoure* RRrritfsst Hem 11 Hitt bew ege 13 See bird It Solitary IS Pothook eee * i MARTINSVILLE, V e. (C P I)— Fred Lorenien o f Elmhurst, 111., gunned his 1963 Ford at an average 87.487 miles per hour around the half-mile track here Sun­ day to win the Old Dominion 300 and bring hia race earn­ ings this season to 9104,780. Lorenien, top money man In stock car racing history, finished the contest in 3 hours, 43 minutes, 16 seconds, and one lap ahead o f Mar* via Panch of Daytona Beach, Fla. Joe Weatherly e f Nor­ folk, Va., waa third. Several favored drivers In ihe eighth -uaning o f the Old Dominion » i ’ plagued by bad luck. Ned Jarett of Con­ over, N. C., blew a^’ engine in the 362 lap and Fireball Roberts of Daytona Beach placed levcnth despite three blowouts, all on the right rear wheel. 57 • 62 Ford & Falcon 40Offensive wnefl 41 {'immunity to Kwiusrtand -43 Oriadpartntal 4J llatt 44 Niutiea) term 44 Head life.) 47 Cry of bacchanals 4i Australian pomps aa 10 Primate EACH $ 2 40 51 • 56 FORD EACH s 2 05 < BRING THIS AD TO OUR PARTS DEPT. Your Friendly Ford Heater © Strickland Morrison, Inc. 308 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD. FLA. PH. FA 2-118! Winter Bark 311 4-8916 I) �hr f Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own H om e... Look To W ant-A ds 9* 1. Lost ft Pi 322-5612 Classified LOST: Hoy'* blue green Bi­ cycle. id" with training w heeli. Last eeen Sept, 14 O ffice 204 W . First DEADLINES s t ow ner'* Home. Park A t *. RESPONSIBILITY: Trailer Court. L et 98. Call CLASSIFIED D ISPLAY: The Herald will D>n t># raTut*., thru Fri. - 2 P. SI. day FA 2-8021. •ponsibie lor m ore than on* before Insertion. Mon. - Sat. incorrect Inaartion of your ad, LOST: Grey overnight Big. noon. and m a m a the right to re­ In vtclslty of 20Ui It Park, STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: v ile or reject any advertise­ Saturday evening. Contain­ ment from what ordered to Tue*., thru Fri. • 2 P. M . day ing cloth ti it coametica. conform to the policies o( thie ] before intertion. Mon. - S a t Rew ard. Call Harriett'i noon. taper. Beauty Nook. FA 2 3712 or FA 2-2433 evenings. Legal Notice nnnix v x r n s o . i n o n u ie a x iH ax or tub e r r r o r L o e o w o o n . r i.u n lu t. K irN K u iv ii T K enoe or B tT R in rre rm: THi-. t r n r le. to T teeiT o iu iL L tw ir* t o a x x r i c c n r .« i e l a id * LT ten c o v n o t o i * to th r r e r ir.T r io ia ii. AN ire w ir u iv or eA in t iih c it y i .a i b axis tu n * TV. UK rr UNACTED by the p*opl* o' the City of Losewood, Florida: 1. That thl* Ordinance 1* enacted pursuant to lection 171.OA, Florida Statute# tor 1**1. 2. That the Cltr of U n i ­ wood. Florida hereby declarea tti Intention to anne* to the City of Loneveood. Florlde. at the expiration of thirty |10) deyx from the adoption of tble Ordinance, the following dt»crlbed parcel* of land lylns contiguous to the pretent feoundarle* of the City of Lone*ood. Florida, and bting tn Seminole County. Florlde: (A ) The North A* of that part of Lot 17. Block D of D.K. Mitchell'* Survey of the Levy Grant, ac­ cording to tho plat re­ corded thereof In Plat Book 1, Paco I. Public Hecord* of Seminole County. Florida tying Meet of itato Itoad 10*. North of Slat# Road l l ( and South of Road Right-of-way conveyed to Semlnola County by Deed recorded In Offi­ cial Record* tlook 1, Fuse 71 In laid clerk* office (Church street); Deecrlhed a* follow*: llmlnnlnK at concrete monument at Inleretctlon of Weettrly rllhtof.way ef State Road U-100 and th# Souther­ ly right-of-way of Church Street, run XV*»t along Southerly rUhtof.way of Church Street to Northwe»t corner of wld Lot 17. Block D of D.IL Mitchell'* eurvey of the Levy Orant; thence Southerly alone the tVeet line of tald U t 17 a dletance of Slid feet to a point; thence Eaaterly l i t tl feet to a point In Weeterly rUhtof-way line of state Road U-too. eald point being *00.5 feet South of the point of beginning; thenco Northly along VVi-at right-of-way of State Road l!-*u0 a dle­ tance of ioo S feet to point of beginning. tb) The South H of that part of Lot J7. Block D, of D. R. Mitchell'* Sur vey of the Levy Grant according to plat record­ ed thereof In Plat Book t, Pag* *, Public It# cordt of Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida, lying Weet of State Road *00. North of Btato Rood *1* (known e* the Long wood Oviedo Road) and South of right-of-way convey ed to Seminole County by deed recorded in Of f total Records Book 1. Pago 71. In eald clerk* office (Church street): More particularly dee crlbed a* follow*: Begin nlt.g at th* Intereectlon of AVevterly rtght-of-war of State Road li-t'X) and Norlberly right-of-way of Bute Itoad tit (known a* I.ongwood Wagner Hoad) run Weet along Northly right-of way of State Hoad (31 a dletance of t<* I feel to W*»i line of Lot 17. Block D, D R. MRcheU'e Survey of Levy Grant ae recorded in Piet Ilook 1, P«*e i. Public HaouriL of Seminole County. Florida, thence run Northerly along tin IVtn line of Lot If. i distance of 512 & feet 1° a point: thence Ka*t*rty 113.»t feet to a point In the Weeterly right-ofway line of the Stato Road !i-*M . *eld point being S1)0.4 t*et North of th* point or beginning thenco Southerly along tho Weet right-of-way line of Slat* Road 11-Sod * dletance of 371* feet to a concrete monument: thence Kaeterly along eald Weet tlght-Ofway line of State Itoad IS* * 4 0 a dletance of IS feet to a concrete monu meat; thence South a long eald W»*t*rly right, iif-way line of State Hoad lS-toG t> point of beginning excluding and excepting therefrom a parcel ldo feet square ti th* Mauilica-i corner thereof deecrlhed at fol­ lows: Said parcel of land being particularly deecrtbH.l as follow*: Begin­ ning at tnt*r**c:toa of Weet right-of-way of Slate Itoad li-l'IO and Northly rlghi-oLwa) of State Rial 13* (known a* Lowgwood - Wagner Itoall run Weet along the North rlght-ofway of Slat* Rued *3* a dis­ tance of ISO feet to point thence Northerly on » l! !• narall.i to i:>* r a i t - o f - a . r Hn» \Vd« O? D.Rtf Itoad !!•**« * ft til> u jt * of IJ'I C«*l ul; lh*nv* Bastt.s ft •rljf an a Hu* ntralUl to in* Norm rl«lit-»fw i f Dn « „f fdal* Flotd • d l iu s c t of 11* m feet lu * i,*,lu* 1-v the \v estvrly right - «( • way ftmlft Sept. 23. 1963 — Pnife 912. Real Estate Pop Hals By Nadine Seltzer SWEETIE PIE ber. m i A. It Lormane, Mayor ATTEST i Onnla R. Shorn*!# City Clerk Publish Sept. 1*. 33, 1* A Out. t. mi, CDM-tO M e rie s or two si'picn- VUORS Full TERMS UP FOUR YE.t ltd EACH FUR HKM1NOLE CONSERVA­ TION DISTRICT. o uter l*. 1)*: I’ ur.uant in th* Suit L'on..n a tio n Act, Ch*ai*r HI. Florid* Statute* of ISO and Cb»Pt*r :»»»* of 1*11, nolle* t* h*r«bjr a'v*n of on •lec­ tion to be held on October 1*. toil, fur lb* election Of t * 1' (3) euoervls'ir* for term* ol four (4) r**r* esch. Polling chamber *»f Cotnwe.t*. Sunford. Florid* Oi lido Drug Store. Oviedo, Florida. Former* Garose, Longwood. Florida ») Will bt I'olling pili'iur* of n*ia*#o (6* ,\. >1 and 2 U P. if All qailifl t I •Isctar s r all •hall Ing will.In h« bs tilglbl* to vats Iti •Uctlon. r|«<tor i * deA qu*tl(!«:in*d la in* K1■jfMft Swll !on* ■•rvatlen let Inotude- any person qualified to vote In iiq# i t at.*i" it j * 4 w-4'w; ge.itril et* IlMI tn 1- I the tlteac# eolith along lb* C o u e l l t o l l o u a u d g i o l u . e e o ( W * . . right-of-way tin* thl* slot* who le a!*-) a Id SUII I L » l IS-*** » Wnuownar In lb* A«r*ln horndistance of li'< f*** •** ml dlatrlot. y.iiui of b«*lnnlngL tl HolRngeworth, Adlc) From N Tthwest earn*? mlnletrator of Lot IT, Btock D. of gtot* »•'!! Cone*rvxtlon D R Mltcb*ir* Survey of Board L«v) U u M *» r«4urd*d t Fobltsb a*yl 77. »» 57SJ. la TUI Bock 1, I'»«* *, CDM-il C A R D OF TH AN KS TO ou r many friend*. May we say thank you to each and every one for their exprcailon of sympathy and helpfulness during th# ill­ ness and death o f our Mo­ ther Mrs. Annie Doker. M r. le Mr*. Harold Doker VACUUM CLEANER, repain, parts, supplies for Electro­ lux. Kirhy, Hoover, AirWay, Rex-Air etc. Free pickup. New and Used cleaners sold. FA 2-Z282. S. E d u c a t io n • In s t r u c t io n LOVELY 2 Bedroom block Real Estata Opportunity Hume with separate din­ CAN YOU S E L L ? ing room. Large screened Your own full-tlm* butlntai, east porch, Located on Reel E iU te, right in this large corner lot with fruit, area- National company, #»oak le magnolia trees. 2 tsbllshed in 1900, largest in Car garage. By owner Ph. its field. (UnllcenttdT — FA 2-4199. writa u i.) Training and In­ struction given In all phases of your operations — from THE TIM E TESTED FIRM Start to Success. All adver­ ll« N. Park Ave. FA 2^123 tising, all signs, forms, sup­ ASSUME payments on nice plies are furnished. Nation3 bedroom home. Phone wtda advertising brings FA 2-S437 o r Everett liarBuyers from Everywhere. per FA 2-2283. 34)3 Mattie Can you qualify? You must (Praver Hornet). have initiative, excellent character (bondable), ealea FOR SALE BY OWNER. 3 ability, be financhtlly re­ Bedroom*, 2 hath*, Fla. sponsible. Commission • vol­ room, large living room. ume opportunity fo r man, 323-0082. 125 E. Coleman woman, couple or team That Circle. Can Sell. Write today for MY Home free to anyone as­ Information, S T R O U T suming m ortgage payments. REALTY. J. E. Mann, Area Call 323-0679 before 2 p.m. Supervisor, 1222 E. Colonial I)r., Orlando, Fla. — W AN TED — Don’t get «ud at mt, lady! I just taka people whsra th«y tell ma to gol" PIANO it Organ Lessons. Be­ ginners, advanced. Child­ 6. For Rest 6. Fur Rent ren, adults. Experienced teacher. Call FA 2-33*. BEDROOM Apartment, 2 BEDROOM Hnuse. Unfurn­ 1 Quiet neighborhood. FA 2* ished, kitchen equipped. $75 U. S. CIVIL SERVICE 1162 from 8:30 to 6 p. ni. per month. 2512 Y ale Ave. TESTS! Monday thru Friday. Ph. Call FA 2-3614. M EN-W OM EN, 18-52. Start F a 2 4301 any other time. high as I102.U0 a week. Pre­ FURN. 3 Bedroom House. paratory training until ap­ Adults. No pets. F A 2-7664. 7. llusinesH Rentals pointed. Thousands of job* open. Experixiice usually UNFURNISHED large 2 bed­ 803 1st. St. 6 R 003IS. Suita­ ble fur O ffice. Parking unnecessary. FRE E Infor­ room Duplex. Fla. room. available in rear. 322-2744 mation on jobs, salaries, re­ Electron heat. 14th St. frum 1 1 - 6 p.m. Longwood 838-3298. quirement*. W rite TODAY g ivin g name, address and HOUSETRAILER, also Apt. 8. Reach Rentals phone. Lincoln Service, Box Adults. No animals. Ph, HUTCHISON Ocean front 40, e-'o Sanford Herald. FA 2-2447. Apartment. Daytona Beach. "SEE IBM training oppor­ FURN. Cottage at 3 Point*. FA 2 1038. tunities on Amusement $63 per month. Ph. FA 2-1467 9. For Sale or Rtni Pago 5 next to M ovlt Ad*. AIK CONDITIONED BR. in AVAILABLE Oct. 1st. 3 Bed­ S Rm . fu n . Apt. $63. mo. 6, For Real rooms, C i baths. Alr-CunI l l E. 8th St. F A 2-428$. FURN. Apt. 2300 MelloovlUe. dition It heat. Kitchen equip­ 2 BEDROOM unfurnished ped. Deep well, sprinkling LARGE 2 Br. Kit. Eq., $30. House. Kitchen equipped. system, beautiful yard. $123 3 Br. 1H bath $90. $30 month. Pick up key at per mo. Iu3 Lake Dot Dr. Exceptionally nice It Furn. 613 E 14 :h St. FA 2 6630. Day FA 2’87UO or Night clean 2 Br. central airFA 28334. conditioning It heating $123. STENSTROM RENTALS Furnished: 3 ROOM House. 8t7 Catalina. Large 4 Br- M ayfair $160. 2 BR 1 bath $ 90 3 BK 4 hath 3123 12. Real Estate For Sals Unfurnished: Reg. Heal Estate Broker 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Flu. $ 73 FA 2-1301 17-92 at llijwatha 2 BR t bath room. Fenced yard A pa­ "U N H A P P Y RENTERS'* 2 ,3 , AN D I bedrnt. Anywhere in Seminule County. FHA, A’ A A Conventional Fin. Little down, payments less than rent. C. A . Whiddon Reg R m ! Estate Broker 202 S. Park Ave. FA 2 5991 LOTS M AYFAIR SECTION Several nice building sites left, with good terms. HIGH SCHOOL SECTION 24 large lots, all for $9000 00 with only 10% down, bal­ ance monthly. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquist, At*o. FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. FHA - VA GOVERNMENT HOMES 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS l AND 2 BATHS M oil Kitchens Equipped Down Payment From $100 VA to $250 FHA LOW MONTHLY PAYM ENTS EXCELLENT LOCATIONS IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY We Can Qualify You F or One Of T h eie Outstanding Home Buy* In Minutes! ROSA L. PAYTON 3 BR t bath 2 BEDROOM House. Kitchen 3 BH H i baths equipped. 323 0662. 1 BEDROOM ished. St. miles from man or FA 2-4131. Cottage. Furn­ John's river. 6 Ssnford. Elderly couple. 1'h. 3 BEDROOM, ltu bath House. Large Fla. rm. Call anytime afler Friday. FA 2-8832. 2 BEDROOM (urn. Rouse. $63 a Mo. 2121 Chase Ave. FA 2-7939 days. FA 2-4982 evenings. SLEEPING Room s. 322-2381. AVAILABLE Oct. 1st. 3 Bed­ room a, 2 full baths, Fla. room . Rumpus room . Large well wooded lot, Kent $163 per month. IDS Lake Blvd. Ia>ch Arbor, Ph. I) a y FA 2 8700 or N t g ti t FA 2 8334. 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom Houses. FA 2-3683. Legal Notice 17. Mala Half Wsalad St. Johns Realty 2, Notices • Personals nf l-ubllc Record* of Seminole County; Run Soutbweitirly along (he Weeterly line of eald Ia*t 17. eald line heing also the bast (My Una of Angledele ae recorded In flat Rook 3. Page* It A 3* of Public Record* of Seminole County a dletance of *!*.( feet to a point of beginning; run thence Southwesterly alorg Weeterly line of eald Lot 17, i'll feet to th* Norm right-of-way line of th# LongwoodWagner Road. run thence Writ along eald North right-of-way line RSIS feet to Weet line of said Angledal*. being also th* East line of Section It. Tract 3* South. Rang* 10 Kail, run thence North along eald Weeterly line of AagledaL pdl.t feet, run thence South 1***0' East 111.33' to th* point of beginning, being a por­ tion of Blocks It A 31 of Aoiledot* t * l - acres, (d) That pert of Lot IT. Block D, of D. R. Mltchill's eurvey of the Levy Orant at recorded tn Plat Book 1. Pag* I, of tho Public Record* of Seminole County, Florida, lying Weet of State Road IS - Sod and North of road right-of-way conveyed to Seminole County by deed recorded In Official Record* Book 1, Pag* *1. In tald clerk* office (Church Street), less the North le chains. (*) A parcel of land ISO feet square lying and being at the Southeast corner of tho South 4 of that part of Lot IT, Btock D, of D.R. Mlt entire Survey of th* !.a»y Orant, according to plat recorded thereof In Plat Book 1. Pag* I, Public Record* of 8omlnolt County. Florida, ly Ing Weet ef Stato Road ( 0 0 , North of Stato Road 411 and South of Road right-of-way Conveyed to Setulnole County by deed recorded in Offi­ cial Record* Book 1, Pig* 71 In eald clerk* oftlc* (Church Street): Said parcel of land being ptrtleularly deacrlbed as follows: Rationing at In t e r s a o t l o n of West right - of - way of Slat* Road l5-«ito and Northerly right-of-way of State Rued 1)4 (known ae LtngwoodIVsgner Road) run West alone th* North rightof-way of State Road 4)1 a distance of ISO feet to point, thence North­ erly on a tin* p-sralltl to th* West rtght-ofway line of State Koed 1 1 -tco a distance of 11* feet to a point; thence Easterly on a tin* parallel to the North right-of-way lino o( State Road 434 a die tine* of 110 feet to ( point In th* Weeterly rlght-of-wwy line of Btato Road 1J-*o«: thence South along th* West rlght-or-wuy line to State Road 13-(*U a distance of 16* feet to a point of beginning (f) All that portion of th# right of way of t,\ S. Highway t7-»i which abuti any of the abovadeacrlbed property, t. That this Ordinance shall bt published otic# a week for (our 4 * • consecutive week* In in* Sanford Herald, a News­ paper published In Seminole County. Florida. I. That th# above-deacrlbed tracts of land In ths aggre­ gate contain tee* than tan (tel registered electors. i. That thl# Ordinance shall take effect Immediately upon Its final paieag* and adoption «. Th*: all Ordinances or parte of Ordinance* tn conflict her*with *t» hereby repealed ADOPTED »t a regular meeting of th* City Council of the City of Longwood. h i >r. tda, thl* 11th day of Septem­ election •utSTft S100 3113 Other rentals available. tio. Well landscaped, i'll. 322-1872. 114 W. Woodland Dr. Fur Complete Information, See Or Call Your FHA - VA SALKS BROKER .Stenstrom Realty LAKE MARY Real Estate— Mortgagee 3 BEDROOMS, 2 b a t h s . 111 N. Park Ave. 322-2420 Ready for immediate o c ­ Kavenna Park FA 2-74»3 R eal Estate > Mortgages cupancy Is this beautiful FA 2-2677 FA 2 3*211 FA 2-8360 111 N. Park Ave. 3222420 brand new 3 bedroom, 2 Evening! bath, centrally bvateil It 2 BEDROOM upper Apart­ air-conditioned Rome for NEAR Pauls School; new 7 ment Furnished. $55. Large only $I2,nOO. Large kitchen room home, 1 acre lot. Ph. 2 Hedroum low er Apartment with birch cabinets A built FA 2 3378, FA 2 0679. furnished $65, Close to in oven A range. Call own­ downtown Sanford. JOHN E. FOX er. 322-2713. REALTOR LOVELY 2 bedroom Rome. 110 N. Park Ave. 33 03 39 Has everything except your NEW—3 bedroom Homes, furniture. Appuintinent only. AGENCY by owner. 838 821)9. FA 2 8798. 218 S. Park Ave. FA 2 5641 IN' DEHARY. 2 Bedrooms. 2 ONE 4 Bedroom House, one EFFICIENCY Apartment on balhs, 2 utilities. School bus 2 bedroom House. Lungwtjod First St. Near 2 city free area. 838 3911. service. $9,95o. $300 down. parking Iota arul shopping Balance to suil pun timer. ONE 4 Bedroom Home, One stores. No utility charges. 322 8232. 3 Bedroom House. Sanford Suitable for couple ur sin­ area. 322 2744. gle, also retired people. 3 BEDROOMS. Da hath*. FA 2-4712. Swimming pool. Furn. ur NEW 2 Stury House. 4 bs;dunlurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. rooms, lta baths. Large A P T . $30. Surplus City. Sunlanel. living room A dining area. "C LE A N quiet R oom s" The Den, patio A breeiew ay. HOLSE A 2 acres of land Gables. FA 2-0720. garage. On l'a lots in Lake for sale. $4,900 Must have Mary. Central heating duct­ CLEAN Efficiency Apt- d ll $300 down. Cell 1 A 2-2924 ed for Air-Condition. $15,900. Park Ave. after 2 p. m. FA 2 6.156, CLEAN lsi floor Apartment M ATURE ORANGE GROVE Private entrance, loot P al­ with crop fur 44,iHM) cash. metto. I'lo p s ii'ty M aiiu R em tm l Small, o f course, but 8 nice F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Broker lots with paving 2 sides. Clean and c lo ic in. Jlm m it Phone Ceiwan. 322 tun Stenstrom Realty BALL-BLAIR 77. Sg*eig] Svvlna M * A rtk J « Far B ab Piano Tuning and Repair CRIB and new playpen. Boflk W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 complete with pads. fll-Otk 323-7734. Air-Conditionintf II. B. POPE CO.. INC. 16.00 PER MONTH FA 2-4234 ASSUME remaining 8 pay* niente o f $6.00 on rapoee* eased <3 model Swing Nee­ dle, Dlal-O-MaUc Z lg Zag, SEWING MACHINE make* buttonholes, eews am CALL FA 2-5783 buttons, makes fancy stitches, darns A patches, e tc. Excellent condition. Phone Mowing and edging, etc. la tCredit Mgr. F A 2-8627. ■ faction guaranteed, ph. 200 So. Park Ave. SINGER LAWN SERVICE FA 1-1117, SANFORD SEWING CENTER TRA CTO R Work, Mowing, 1 SINGER electric. $12.30. $ Premier electric $24.00. 1 disk, blade. FA 2 7664. Featherweight $68.00. 1 Sin­ WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, ger with Z.Z. AIL $31.00. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Many other*. AQ guaran­ .811 Types and Sties teed, FA 2-8411. We Repair and Service 17" PH1LCO portable T .V , S T I N E In good condition. 322-798% Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 READY MIX Concrete, win­ dow sills, lintels, steps, SIDEWALKS, driveways, pablocks, sand, cement, rock, Uoa, etc. Free estimate. Ph. pipe, steel, g m s e trap*, 322 3306. dry wells, stepping stone*. COMMISSIONS 29. Automobile Service Miracle Concrete Co. COME EASY 309 Elm Ave. F A 2-5781 PEAK id lin g season now on for America's largest line FK1GIDA1RE used Ironer. $80 LOW PRICED Calendars Excellent condition. Call Senkarik Class and Puint and Advertising Specialties. Mrs. Gielow FA 2-2611. Company BIG FREE KIT includes Ph. FA 2-4622 With purchase of Blue Lustre, actual samples calendars 2t0 Magnolia rent Electric Carpet Shamfrom $3.95 to $19.95 for 100 Auto Glass, Tops pooer for only $1 per da y, PLUS 136 page fuU color It Sea' Covers Carroll's Furniture. Advertising Specialty cata­ AUTO GLASS INSTALLED AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. log showing hundreds o f items including Imprinted ball pens low as $5.95 for 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8033 100. Enjoy year around 8LL WORK GUARANTEED profits with our complete line Business Printing. N A ­ 31 A. Pets TIONAL PRESS, NORTH CHIHUAHUA Puppies. Call CHICAGO 3, IL L anytime afler 5. Hurrie Boat Works, Lonxwood. TE MAN 21-46 for Insurance deb­ 8-3569. it. Suufurd area. Salary plus commission. Call Mr. PUPPIES for sale, t i Dach­ Rrorup. 323-0813. shund A Fox Terrier. An* nimal Haven Boarding MAN WANTED to manage Kennels. FA 2-5732. and operate a retail Wat­ kins Route in this area. PERSIAN Kittens. Red. pure bred $20. Miller's Motel on Earnimis of $123.00 per 17 92. FA7- 4180. week from the very begin­ ning. Wrile Mr. McGarity, P. 0 . Box 627, Williston, Florida. WANTED colored young man for Grocery Store located in Midway. Must have some experience, good pay. Send information to Box 4, Sanford Herald. 19. S itu a t io n s Wanted HELP! HELP! Good girl Fri­ day going to waste. Perm, Resident. FA 2-1312. BABYSITTING day or night. Love It care, b ig yard. Meat* furnished, alto will board. FA 2-7980. Child Care. FA 3-3374. 3^. Flowers • Shrubs W OODRUFF'S Garden Center 691 Celery Ave. Petunia & Tom ato Plant*. Used furniture, appliances, toots, etc. Bought • Sold, lo r r y 's Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 4132. IDiel Porter Beauty Shop Cold Wave $6.00 complete 1104 W. 23th St. FA 2-1324 Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING POST. FA 2-0677. 21. Beauty Salon* Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 318 Palmetto Ave. WE now have a special facial booth, services from lip to tip. Free parktug lot. Open evening* by appointmentPhone door (I ) 322 0834 Phone door (2) 3228523 FREE $50 PERM. WA V E Complete Beauty Service Harriett's Beauty Nook 1D5 -So. Oak. FA 2-5742 2.j, Plumbing Service* Dr. 30" CEMENT finishing ma­ chine. Like new. 1 new aluminum awning window, site so** x 37 with ccreen. 322 2300. SEPTEM BER Special. Ladlee It Childrens shoes $1.94 pair. Surplus City. 201 W; 1st. 36. Automobiles - Trucks ’50 FORD Wagon. Good shape $375. FA 2-7775. 1057 PLYMOUTH Savoy. Good condition, good Urea, 322-5377, 1957 FORD. FA 2-8933. 1956 CHEV. 1 ton panel. G ood rubber, excellent m cch . cood. $300. FA 3-9233 GERUA Daisies, Vegetable plats, Bovinas. Dutch 31111 Nursery. Upsaln Rd. just 1960 FORD SonUaer Iblo. Excellent condition. Ph. o ff 20th St. A 1st. FA 2-1387. BLOOMING RojC* un double BUYING A NEW m cherukec stock. $2.30 each. USED CART Gray Shadow* Nursery FLNANCE IT WITH U i 4 ml. S. on Sanford Ave. ♦ Low Interest Rates ORCHID PLANTS ♦ Low Monthly Payments For Sale FLORIDA STATE B A N S AT BARGAIN PRICES J. C. Bunten lem on Bluff '56 2 DOOR FORD. N ew tire*. Call after 33. F i v n i l u r o FA 2-4449 work. PAINTING or Repair Ph. FA 2-7064- DELTA joiner planer, rip ­ saw and lathe. SIS RoiaUa WANTED reliable couple to take up monthly payments of $13.30 oe 3 complete room s of furniture. Call TE 1-1311, Caiselberry, col leet. FREE ESTIMATE Upholstering A Mattress ren ovating. New It Used Furni­ ture. Cal) Nix Bedding Mfg Co., at 7U9 Celery Ave. FA 2-2117. 31. Article* For SaU 37. Boats - Moten EV1NRUDE Show. 1 s t Cen­ tral Florida showing o f th « new 1964 models now In our display rooms. Added at­ traction, tho bosa la g oin g to the Chicago Boat Show this week end will bo cele­ brating with 6 big 1963 model sale. Boss gone prices $1083 75 hp. E v in m le i 8795. 411 bp. $405. $470. 28 hp. enly $363. Up to 16* Cater trailers $150. Close out an Brunswick built Boats. $1793 18' Larson 11195. |6>5 14' Fish A Ski $450. Many othars. Terms, Closed Monday afternoon for Evlnrudo School A cloved all day Wednesday field testing equipment. Rubiuti Mji.irtlng Good*. PLUMBING MARY CARTER PAINTS Downtuwn Sanford. FA I „ i k e t ••»*rt e r I S * C eoaelr Contracting Repairs pays you to try all new J*4*». *»l"l*ele ( a vsll . Male 2-5901,_______________________ ef Flnrlge. la Feskaie, FREE ESTIMATES Rol’ HIde, one coat. No drip la r e ike Feline n(i R. L. HARVEY The only paint with a writ­ 3R. .Motorcycle* - Scooter* II ISN R V Ll'Xlii 2ul Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 Deeeeseg. ten unconditional guaran­ 1963 VESPA Motor Scooter. FIX (I, M t r i l F tee. Also only no drip NotL-e l« hereby atven (h»t $2u0. I d perfect condition. HINSON & HEARN til* unaerelgiie* will, on the paint Gist can be tinted 1190 French Ave. PLUMBING CONTRACTING twenty thlrq J»y of (Vtober. 1300 dlflcrent colors. Save A. D. IIS), prerent to the Repairs A Water Heaters coupon In Orlando Sentinel Honorable County Jqixe of FRE E ESTIMATES Srmlnole County, FlorMs, her for extra bonus Sept. 2utn final return, account ami vou­ W K L A K A APARTMENTS: 2o I E. 3rd St. 3229143 Offer* for your selection St Oct. 13th. Buy one gal­ cher*. *e Rxeuutrls of the INVESTMENT A REALTY these Beautiful 2, 3, A 1 Room s private baths, 111 Ketat# of 11ENRY L O IR •!»lon Get one free. 2U0 W. 26. Radio & Television 116 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 crated. *nd at said time, then Bedroom W. First St. 1st St. , end there, make attpllrillon I.*). Btminrrq* O p p o r t u n it y USED T.V. Sets $10 up. Scr to th* said Judge for a final I M AYFAIR: 3 Bedroom, 1 •iltlenient of her admlnletra vice calls $2.00. Sanlord BED. New Hollywood ilyle. batii. large y a r d . $100 tlon of eald estate, and fori SERVICE Station fur lease. 5 " form rubber mattress. T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford an order discharging h MVI V | monthly. FA 2-1709. Inventory take-over. Good Box springs. $15 Cn»t $120. Ave. Ph. FA 2 9776. CHARIu-r l . t ' U l i a> en.'b location Ph. FA 2 4342. Exeuutrls. G. Armbruster. Lake Mary, RENT A BED I Tl . . _ . Date-1 tbit the 17th day of 27. Special Service* Flu. tV6 mi. West of Lake September. A D. 1*41. Rolls is ay, Hospital A Baby I T I C e U T F O U l !> D ,T oU 16. Female Help Wanted / a / Emma Charley Lamb Mary Blvd. PAINTING A Repair*. Work A* Kx-.-atrlt of the Ketat# IN TE RVIE W SR S In all parts By Day, A eck, ur Month . . . guaranteed. I-rev estimates. BEAUTIFUL upright Piano A of HENRY L O U I. Deceased o f Florida for Market Re- I FA 2-0259. F rol Roettger. C A RRO LLS FURNITURE A S L O W A S 7>1UU trench. Excellent cond. Just »TKNSTIlU\t. DAVIS search, l ’uri time. Cur and i im fa A M c INTikSII tuned. Mm ing, must sell. phone essential. No solicit­ Attorneys for Kttcuillx M. G. HODGES FA 2 8832. Edward* nulldlng LARGE 2 Bedroom trader", £ 1 8 .5 0 ing of funds ur selling. Sanford, Florida PLUMBING also l bedroom trader on 'to make the best home Write, giving education and i T V. 17" Zenith $30. Rem* I'ubllsh aept. J-) a Ck L 7. targe lake. Adults only. Ph. buy, see the II. IS4J. experience. Research Serv- j • WELLS DRILLED ington Typewriter $15. FireCD VI-So FA 2-7368 ice< t'orp l.t Research • PUMPS SERVICED stone cabinet Ironer $15. \ND INSTALLED III III lol « A 4 h i : Bldg.. 2500 S. W. 3rd. Ave., FA 2-2998. 2 DEDUUUM fa u i House. NT/flCE IH hereby glien that • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Miami, Fla. I am engaged In bualneea at $85 monthly. Tenant buying, M tie Mndtf ■>!«* Hmm fltak • FREE ESTIMATES bemlnote l-lain. Caa,*tb«rry. itr rtomtt s it oncri » l n will show. 218 jW . UUh St. GREHNUKIAIt Fla rlemlnol* County, Florida. NIGHT Waitress. Must be CALL FA 2 6037 $4 MO t* $11450 Mtk M»M* Ondar the flctltlou* name of Ph. FA 2-2909. Choice lol* avallablr in | experienced. Apply Chick PAULA ROAD st 1210 a°M ml t u n w JKULA CARIIH a GIFTS, and G r m ih r ijr o f Loch Arbor poeUi — Oii«* out IcdSf. "wit \\ Treat. Sanford tliat 4 Intend to register sail 8 BEDttM. H i baths, kitchen overluokinx golf course. v* 6 1« «o4*l» t*f»*»»* •«*■! TREE SERVICE. Expert tree name with the Clerk of lb* I ustoni building to your equipped. Fenced buck yard. Fit* InttntaU $4 — flit lif at Circuit Court, guninol* Coun­ service Reasonable rates, 17. Male Help Wanted •pecUlcaliun. Greenbriar in* 0*8sry [x fw p i ty. Florida, In accordance with Available fjept. 26th. 3105 8 years experience. Free developed by th* provision* of th* FlctlGARBAGE Truck Chauffeur. S. Perk. llou* Name Blatu’ ee. to.alt: estimates, Ph. FA 2-4377. CALL M I - 4 4 3 1 Good pay. 723-4453. GcnlilKING s w o o n Office FA 2-2119 Sen ton t(i.4l Florida htitut** T H E M ACKLE B R O S . III*. IH'lLDKKS INC. UNFURNISHED 3 bedroom quore Sanitation Service. WASHING Machine Service. Night FA 2-9648 d iv is io n o r big: Mle* Jean H. Cameron House, kitchen equipped. 202 Fairmont Dr, 323-9700 643 W. Pine Road. M el­ Free exUinate* on repair*. c r . p. iiviLOrtUNTft M . Pubttoh dept. :. », :*, ;»4). I V 3*807 4 F A 2-3651. COM-3 bourne, Fla. 2619 ILawatUa. 333-7363. 2324 Psrk Dr. bsatoxJ, Fla. V A - FHA Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned . . SOUTH W ARD SOLD! Homes Down Payments 2-3161 mm m 5i. Monthly Payments F1*0171 VA - FHA Appointed Property Management Broker Jim Hunt Realty MACKLE-BUILT QUALITY HOMES �MmSB P a w 10 — B tp t 88, IS M «*» M « r l JF K 's 'M o st' Seen Citrus Aplenty, But Costly, Dtomed This Congress SaysMutual WASHINGTON (U P !) - Foils official advent brought bona to Congress todsjr a ebfll realisation it probably can’t complete action this p ea r on both the tax and civil rights b01 labeled 1963 Presbyterian Women To Organize The Women o f the Church o f the Bear Labs St. Andrews Presbyterian Church will be form ally organised at a meet­ in g to be held at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday a t the Chapel, dOlS Linneal Beach Drive. A fam ily night supper will be held preceding the meeting. Presiding will be Mr*. Ern­ e st Gallenkamp o f DeLand, president o f S I John’s Presby­ tery w o e . Rsporta will be heard from the nominating c o n m l t t i e which eonalsts o f Mrs. Elisa­ beth Rose, Mrs. Clyda Jones and Mrs. John Kirk. Officers and chairmen o f committees and circle* fo r the new organ­ isation will be alerted and in­ stalled. A training School for th en new officers together with thoee o f the corresponding group from the Presbyterian Church of tha Covenant in Sanford, will be held at St. Andrews from X until I p. m. on Oct. «. Mrs. Max Morrison o f Daytona Beach will serve as instructor for the school. Infant Dies After Birth Belinda D. Martin, Infant daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. David E. Martin of >13 Mag­ nolia Avenue, died Sunday ahortly after birth at Semin­ ole Memorial Hospital. Other survivors are a sla­ ter, Yvonne lienee; maternal grandmother, Mrs, Freda L. Steele o f Newark. Ohio, and paternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James W. Martin o f Gloutter, Ohio. The body Is being forward­ ed by Gramkow Funeral Home o f Sanford for services and burial in Newark. Legal Notice o r suit n i K ST IT S OK KI.IXIIIIl T o b i i i lit. k t n t u u D r , WIIOHB IlKSIOKNCn IS UNKNOWN: A .wrurn CimipUInt huvlne b '.n fill-.I mr.lnut ymi in HiCircuit Court In amt for S.rnlnnt» County, KtorliU, hy IIUOII mt.M>r>r. for illvorca. Ih. fhnrt till* nf whirl! U KIT. 111 imvHHY, Kl.vlalirr v.fau*. Hiimt.KV m u i H i v . n-raiiiiimi, t h -.i pro.ent* ar* to romnian.t you to app.ar ami III* your Anawar nr othsr itafana* nr plai'lln* haraln with th* Clark of tho Circuit Court nf H.inlB'iU County, Klotlil.,. iiml aarta * ropy tharmf mi IMilntlfCa utlorn-y, iliik X. ! ’ l.-velunil. Jr., Attorn.y . 1 I*. t>. tirawrr tUnfanl. I li.rlitn, on or btfura tha tth ilay of Oetobar, A. P. IMS. or otherwit# ilarraa pro eonlMio wilt b« mtaral auxin.t you. Tli. H.inforil 11-rnM la ,|..|* ynalril 1 1 . , 1 n.w at> iper of Kmi.rul ilroul.illiiti In whl.-li this rltutlnn ahull I'* pilM1.li. (.1 one# aai-h w.rk (or lour eoni.cutlv. wa.ka. WITNESS my l.anS ant nf. fil ial tax I of th# I'lrrh of tItn Circuit Court hu Ihla the 3"ih d.iy uf Autt'iat. A. l> ID*] (HUAI.) Arthur II. Ilti-kwllh. Jr. Clark nf tha circuit Court Alack N. Cli-t.latiil. Jr, Altorn.y at U « , Suita ttli H.nfnril A: Ianth- National It ink Itullillnu. I*. (>. Ur.iw.r /.. Hanloril. KlurMt. Attorti.y (or I’UIntlff PuMl.U Srp ». la. 31. 1P. 3 CHM-T wotm k |V TIIU COI ItT OK TIIK (OCNTV Jl IH.t:. atailNot.it l u n T i , K i.oo iu t. iv I'ltiinvrt; i t 1 1 1;, c m n i ok tl AI Id All KT (1. SIIUAK, Daeraati) Ta All fra* llara M l Krraain* H lll a a I lain,, nf llaMauda i l l l a . 1 •a til I'.aiain Vuu anil (mil of you ara har-hy nutlflnl ami rriiullrr.l la prr.ant any claim, ami iltluailita which you, or tlthar uf yuu. may hata a * . Inal tha aatat* of Mtrsaral il. Hhoaf, dacaaaail. lata of aatd Cuuuty, to tha County Ju.laa uf KamiUola County. Klarliia, at hla offlca In tha rnurt hmn. or aald County at Htnfnril, KlorMa, within #1* calanihlur montha from Ilia Itmo of tha flrat publication o( Ihla null'--. Each claim or Ilamaml .hall ha In wrlllne. and altall alata tha placa of raalJanra amt P".t offllca aililraaa of tha <-lalnn.nl, and ihall ha awnrn to hy tha claimant, hla uuant. or alli rnay. and any auch claim or daoiand not ao Iliad ahall ha Volil. . .. * / Marsaral J. Harkay As Adrolnlatratrli uf th* Ratal* nf Mar* arat U. Bhoaf. decaaaal. llutrhlsun and l.*ltl»r Edward. Uulldlng Kvat Office Draw t t H Sanford. Florid* Attornaya for Admlniatratrl* Publlah: September X. >. »*. lilt CDJt I n. Tiger Tales Mra. Edith Murie Hammer, 60, a rraldcnt at Seminole Trailer Park In Fern Park, died Saturday. A nativo o f Philadelphia, Pa., she moved to Fern Park 13 years age. She wn. n mem­ ber of tho Presbyterian Church. Survivor* arc two daugh­ ters, Mrs. Edith C rlm n n o f Tampa arid Mrs, Gwendolyn Taylor o f Honolulu; a broth­ er, Robert Munich Jr. o f Phil­ adelphia; a sister, Mr*. Edna llriuir* o f Lafayette Hill, Pa., and four grandchildren. The body lins been forwarded by Cox-Parkcr Funeral Home fur services and burial in Plilladelphin. .SMUGGLING VIOLATION Foreign vessels cannot un­ load their goods at ports hav­ ing no customhouses since all foreign goods must pass gov­ ernmental inspection. When the officer o f a foreign vessel unloads goods at a port Dial does wit have a customhouse, be Is guilty o f smuggling. shipmates and every officer In the squadron. A fter a 15-mlnute boat ride from our floating airfield, the "T igers’* disembarked at fleet landing lo enjoy themselves in the fniiuiui city which it the home o f the Cannes Filin Fes­ tival. After leaving fleet land­ ing, you ran walk along the inner harbor, and un the right band sido o f the street see the beautiful ynrbla tied up at the sea wull proudly flying flags o f Uieir ninny nations from the sterns, (lo the tuft are many rrslnurunts, non o f the most famous being tho "V oile au V e n t" From this rustle atrert a sightseer run find within n 10niinuto walk the individual­ istic spirit that it typically French, the spirit which is typified In tho national motto; “ liberty, fraternity and equal­ ity." Sido by sido lining the busy streets ate new und modern stores, ornate a p a r t m e n t buildings and hotels, und small 'plaint shop*. Ilecauso o f it’s charm and versatility and the friendliness o f it* people, Cannes is rated one o f tho best liberty port* in the Med. Thu In the French Alps. Many o f tha “ T igers" who were on (he last cruise rhose to tour the surrounding cities while on liberty. Am ong these cities were Nice, the metro­ politan district o f the Riv­ iera; Grasse, the city famous for its many perfume factor­ ies; Monte Carlo, famous for its casino and Grace Kelly, and the French Alps, a skier's or fisherman'* paradise. During our stay in Cannes the sun hid tiehind rain clouds most o f tho time but it takes more than pour weather to dampen the spirit of the “ Tig­ ers” ami a good time was had by all, even the KHIiA. On Sept. !l tho crew sailed from Cannes to commence training operations in the Western Med. Some Cuis In Diem Aid Urged SAIGON, VIct Nam ( U P R lligh ranking American civil­ ian officials here are press­ ing for selective cuts in U. S. aid lo Soul It Viet Nani de­ spite opposition from U. S. m i l i t a r y and intelligence chiefs, diplomatic s o u r c e s said today. Washington officials have rejected tiic idea o f massive ruts In the JuO» million annual U. S. aid to the government o f President Ngo Dinh Diem in Its fight against Communist Viet Cong guerillas. Hut the sources here said carefully calculated s m a l l cuts could help Am erica’ s image in Viet Nam and other parts o f Southeast Asia by showing that the If. S. gov­ ernment is not coniinilled inrevorably to tho Diem re­ gime, which has been accused of suppressing democracy and persecuting the nation's iliidilhi.t majority. - ple supplies of fresh and citrus products For Notes SEPTEM BER 30 Admissions l-orrtla Welsh, Enterprise; Raymond 1-awson, Osteen; Samuel Grierson, D ellary; K 1 1 x a h e t h L. Cheringlon, lamgwood; Samuel H e f l i n . Louie F. Gainer, Aliec M. Walker, Janice Hollar, lliitliie Bridges, lola Williams, Ed­ ward Porter, and Surah E. Willis, all or Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. William Bridg­ es, baby b oy; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hook, baby boy; Mr. and .Mrs. Henry Walker, baby Roy; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lomax, baby girl, all o f San­ ford; Mr. and Mrs. William Welch o f Longwood, baby boy; Mr. und Mrs. Ralph Cheringlon, Longwood, baby girt. Discharges Eleanor Williams, Lake Mon­ roe; Fay Stafford. Osteen; Jam es Hooper. Detiary; Gerda Deyell, Fern Park; Mrs. Vincent P. Culcasi and baby boy of Longw'io.l; and Arthur Lee Jackson Jr., Lawrence Gandy, X arcfa Maxine Marsh, Laura Mahlc Waits, Bessie S w a l l o w , Lowry Wynne, Katherine Ohlrlch, Mahlc Barber. Jerol llankcrson and Estelle Kemey, all of Sanford. l i t NORTH PARK OR [.cun Western Center I'ttl TH E ANSWER IS SIMPLE ENOUGH! PORK CHOPS U. S. Choice Flavor A ged Beef Boneless Full Cut Round Steak EACH •LKJUID DETERGENT” VEL MEDIUM SI/.K to $ 4 0 0 G.A.C. FINANCE C O R P O R A T I O N FA 2-0331 REPEAT! By Popular Demand JIFFY STEAKS Property McKIBBIN • WED. will be Every loan transaction i« handled on a per­ sonalized basis, with the payment schedule set up to (it the borrower's pockatbook. lo o n * u p © -STCARRAWAY • TUES. Hospital G .A .C Servite? Casualty MON. iv ailsb le in th nation's mar­ kets this fall but Mrs. House­ wife will have to pay pre­ mium prices. Florida e i t r u s Industry le a d e 'i have predicted that despite higher prices caused by a world shortage o f citrus, the nation’ s housewives will have the money and the de­ mand and will buy. The dixasterous Dec cm tier freexe which hit the Florida citrus belt last year left the industry in a crippled condi­ tion with only half a normal orange crop forecast this year. Most other citrus-grow­ ing areas o f the world also were affected by had weather last year. Florida Citrus Mutual, a giant growers cooperative, has predicted an orange crop In the state o f eo million boxes, compared to an esti­ mated 130.3 million boxes before the freexe last year. Mutual also predicts a drop in grapefruit production from 3fl million to 23 to 23 million boxes and a decline in tan­ gerine production from 4.3 million to 2.5 million boxes. Another telling e ffect of the bitter freexe has been the oepletion of the rescre in­ ventory of citrus products, including froxen orange con­ centrate. “ There will he ample sup­ plies of good quality fruit, in all varieties for the holiday trade, both Thanksgiving and Christmas," said Mutual Ex­ ecutive Vice President Ro­ bert W. Rutledge. Rutledge said the Florida citrus lea d en believe the business econom y o f the na­ tion Is sound and said the consumer disposable income is greater now than ever be­ fore. He said that because of this, and the fact that d e­ mand for citrus has increas­ ed, the housewives will pay prices which he said may he the highest in the past 30 years People Prefer CONVENTION TIME. Seminole County membent o f tho Floridu Fruit und Vegetable Asnoriatimi will attend tho 20th annual convention Tuesday through Thursday at Miami Reach. Miss Diane Wart’ (above) shares top hilling with Florida crops in the trick photo o f welcomts to the FFVA. BONUS STAMPS — citrus Why Do So Many # “ GOLD BOND" LAKELAND ( UPl ) — A m ­ "m u s ts " by President Ken­ nedy. Final action on taxes this y ea r has been a prime tar­ get o f the Kennedy adminis­ tration since January. Three months ago. the President added civil rights to the prior­ ity list for this year. It might have seemed poss­ ible back in Juno to get both bills through the House and Senate in 1963. tt doesn't look that way now. Congressional leaders have been reluctant to talk about this. One reason Is that the choice is a hard one and It certain, either way, to make I. SU Mil VAN, AMH1, (right) is sworn in for a lot o f people unhappy. another enlistment period by Cdr. L. J, Reinhart, Some civil rights backers commanding officer of Heavy Attack Squadron currently suspect that when 1, now in the Mediterranean, Congratulations and U the choice Is made, and smooth sailing, Sully, from all the "Tigers." taxes will get the nod. That could set o ff loud and long objections from civil rights supporters. The cards appear to be falling in favor o f the tax legislation, and not entirely Ily LI. (J r ) Hill P u llin R e r aa a result o f efforts by civil Ron jour, mes amis. Cannes, the Miami Reach of rights opponents. France, was a beautiful sight to behold as the Inde­ F or exam ple, the House pendence steamed Into the harbor on the Hist of will act on the tax hill tills week. The civil rights bill August. Our anchoring marked the end of a long hasn't even been approved nt-sen period und the beginning o f n well deserved by the House Judiciary aub- rest for the crew'. The com m lltee that has been "Tigers" worked l o n g beauty and charm o f Cannes working on It for months. The hnrd hours while our is only one o f the many at­ efforts o f norlhrcn D em o­ squndnm was operating tractions fo r tourist* from all cratic civil rights advocates and their devotion to over the world. to carry along Republicans, duty and willingness lo per­ A visitor on th* Riviera can rather than delaying tactics, form any tusk Assigned, no swim In the Mediterranean or by southerners, have taken matter how difficult or time the time. consuming, has earned them drive fo r an hour on a modern the respect o f their fellow French road to the ski retorts Mrs. Hammer Dies At Fern Park BARGAINS! . . . PLUS — ■■ w u o a e -------------------- ------ . I ll W est First S tre e t...-............ ............... . I d . FA rioi 2-3743 -. ■ ■ oeum oo 428 North Orange Avenue........................ Tel. G Arden 4 3605 401 W est Central Boulevard . . . . . . . . . . ..Tel. GArden 3-6473 1243 East Colonial Drive............................... T e l GArden 5-2641 LOANS MADI TO MSIDINTS OF A U NtARST TOWNS CABBAGE LB. 5‘ • ALL MEAT WIENERS LB. PKG. 4 9 ' Where it’s a PLEASURE to serve Y O U ! 12 Ox. n il. 35 "A JA X ” FLOOR A WALL CLEANER Large I’ k g . 25th and Park Sanford, Florida 29 �J r h+V'** A plaque sented to with Arthur Jr. service reading /o r to Seminole “ Pre­ II. Beck­ distinguished the people County presented to State Team Inspects Sanford Site For University 1962" of was the county clerk Monday by the United Fund for his services as UF gen­ eral chairman last year. • • A hint to martini addicts: A vermouth SPRAY bottle tor very dry martinis is on the market. • • • Move Is under way for a h i; social whirl here in San­ ford com e the winter season. Five name bands, planned . . . one N ovem ber, through no less, a month, March. And attendance LIMITED to 2nn couples. later. • More • on this • Shriners will “ celebrate” (lie all-paid-for installation of air conditioning in tbeir club with a dinner-meeting for Nobles at 6;30 p. m . Thurs­ da y. so says President Roy ti. Williams. • • • City Com m issioner Jimmy Crapps still In favor of sell­ ing the old post o ffice build­ ing to finance a new library . . . or a new fire station. GSA still sa y i no-can-do for 20 years. Must be used ss a library for 20 years before sale, or else return to the federal government. • • • After H i years of condem ­ nation and orders to rare, the Palms Hole! won another reprieve of W) days from the City Commission . . . 90 days A F T E R Jan. I. Which on any calendar counts six months from W a y . • • • City Commission consider­ ed a threat last night. A businessman tried to black­ m ail the Com m issioner into giving him a free parking space, o r else he "w ill re­ locate where there are no m eters.” lie lost. • • * Heavy rains of the past week have compounded the need for paving Winter Park D rive at Casselberry, else South Seminole Elementary and South Seminole Junior High Schools will he maroon­ ed in a <ea of mud. Cars ami selmol buses have churned the road into a "g ooey m ess.” • • • City M anager Pete Know­ les has been talking o f a $1.23 million budget, with a .six-mill tax levy. Came nut this m im in g at the session with the stale university inspec­ tion team that it should have read all along at $t.T3 m il­ lion (including the separate utilities budget) and 18 mills (Including the debt service). • • • Park site at 21th and Chase ready for development dorin the com ing year. • » • WASHINGTON (UP1> — The Senate today ratified the U. S.-Rnltsh-Russian treaty to ban all but underground nuclear tests. Approval o f the historic pact. * signed last month by the three powers In Moscow, came on a roll call by a mar­ gin well above the required two-thirds majority. The vote was g o to , nr II more than required. (Doth Florida Senators, S p eoard Holland and George Smathers voted for it.) President Kennedy hailed It as a single but "substan­ tia!” step toward world peace. It was a diplomatic if not a direct political victory for President Kennedy, whose plea for approval o f the treaty had support from both Re­ publican and Democratic leaders. Significantly, the treatyoutlawing tests in Ihe atmos­ phere outer space and under water carried no U. S. re­ servation.; or "understand­ ings” which might jeopardize its ratification by other coun­ tries. All such proposals were rejected. The only addition made by the Senate was a procedural one, adding a pream ide to the ratilicatlon resolution re­ stating Ihe Senate's consti­ tutional right to approve fu­ ture treaty amendments. Senators who voted against the treaty did so largely with aeclared reluctance hut with emphasis on their distrust of Russia. They argued that it was ambiguous, too hastily agreed to. and carried too great a military hazard to U. S. se­ curity. Those who supported it in the 11 days of floor debate and more than two weeks of public hearings agreed with top administration officials that the risks were "a cc e p t­ able.” Students Meet On Gun Charge OXFORD. M ia . < u m The Student Judicial Cnuncil of the University of Mississ­ ippi meets today to consider a charge of carrying a con­ cealed weapon against the school's only Negro student. “ It seem s to be a serious offense.” said council head Champ Ternry, son-in-law of Sen, James Eastland, (D Miss.) hat he would not spe­ culate whether the charge would result in (lie expulsion of Uleve McDowell. McDowell. 21. was Mispc.il ed by the university Monday, a few hours after Sheriff Joe Ford jailed him on the charge. The Judicial Coutud can only make recom mend.i lions to the university but such suggestions rarely are rejected by the ad in mi sir.* lion. UPI reports today two traf­ fic deaths reported in Sem i­ nole County during the first eight months of t'Jihl, out of a total of 921 for the state. Holmes and Union Counties have a perlcct traffic record. This conflicts with R. E. P orter's count of 18 for the The Southside School I’ -Tit year in this county . . . but meeting, scheduled fur to­ I'P t probably means only for night, bus been canceled due August. |o the nrnlticr. President • • • Frank Mchttnc anuouiired to­ As everyone knows, the day. Sanford area was thoroughly He said that excessive rain drenched the last day amt a fall in the past tw o days has half. Ernie Lundberg, assist­ flooded the lunch room. Stu­ ant county agent, reports dents have been form ] to that the count varies around have their lunches in clas the county but that his rain gauge showed a Utile more roems, Melmno sal t. The meeting ha* been re­ Ilian five inches between 8 p rn. Sunday and 9 a. m. scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 1. today• • • Southside P-TO Meet Canceled ^ ^ £ Hill Vincent J r , The Her­ ald's teller of tall fish tales, cam e up with this tuday: Owen Abney, who toils for the city, was a-boating with his wife Sunday and their <9 boat stuck on a mud bar. Owen, so Hill says, put out an oar to push o ff the bar , . . and (Dill says this is true) an eight-pound ba.»s flopped mto Owen's boat, • • • Sugar Price Rise Expected NEW YORK <l'Pl> Housewives may have to paymore for sugar soon. The price of raw sugjtr In­ creased sharply Monday. The National Sugar Relinity to. immediately aniuiunntl it was increasing the price of refined sugar 23 cents j*-r Ilk) Whatever becam e o f Dotlic pounds, for boll) industrial Austin's thought of a public and consumer packaged su­ meeting for downtown mer­ gar. chants to learn what Wit* boy Olher refiner- were* typed ® *r> want.* td to follow National i lead. mw 4 More Tracts To Be Offered Senate Okays Test Ban Pact By 80-19 Vote WEATHER: Locally heavy showers through Wednesday; high today 80-85; low tonight In 70s. VOL. ,76 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUBS., SEPTEMBER 2-1, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 24 A L2t)0-nrre *ite with com­ plete municipal utilities and service* wns offered this morning by the C ity Com­ mission through the County Commission for a four-year university to a State Board of Control inspection team. with the showing o f slides o f aerial pluitographa o f the site from all angles. Jones com ­ plimented the local delegation In this matter, stating it was the first time any local group hml pictured Hie site except from the nir. The team on its It vvn* the first o f five pro­ return in*|tecUoii next month posed sites in Sentinule Coun­ will b« taken by helicopter ty to he offered , and the ninth over nil five county sites. in nine rntintirs o f East Cen­ tral Floridn to he inspected by the State Board o f Con­ trol team. The team will re­ turn Oct. 1 1 13 to view the other four site*, nil proposed hy the County Commission, designated by the State Board as tiie "bargaining agent.'' • • • TALLAHASSEE (U P I) — Today’s site, a* proposed The prmeeullon rested its hy the City Commission, is case in the impeac.Tmcnt between Highway 17-92 and trial uf Circuit Judse Richard the ACL Railroad in the lavke Kelly today after an unsuc­ Ada area. In fact, fou r lakes cessful attempt in rail Kelly and a part o f n fifth are in- to the stand to irstify a:atn*t eluded in the 1.21X1 Mere*. himself. The State inspection team Tiie impeachment trial then included Chester Whittle, w as recessed until 2:30 p. m. Hoard m em ber; Gerald Jones, when the defense will ask property supervisor; F‘..rre*t the Senatr to dlsrvss the im ­ Kelly, architect, and J, W. peachment charges on Sutton, research associate. grounds that even If Kelly Jones, speaking for the admitted them all, they warn'd team, apprised City and Coun­ not he grounds for rem oving ty Commissioners, Chamber of him from office. Commerce officials, engineers The move to rail Kelly as a nml others that should the prosecution witness caught I960 Legislature approve ap­ the defense and senators, sit­ propriations and should the ting as judge and ju ry, by elector* approve this Novem­ surprise. ber a $73 million bond issue, Defense counsel Perry Nic­ tin* East Central Florida four- hols o f Miami leaped tn his year university could be com­ feet to objeet, stating that the plete in three to fou r years. trial was in the nature o f a • • • criminal proceeding and the Tie added that $1 3 million defense did not intend to sub­ has been approved fo r high­ mit Kelly to cross-exam ina­ er education studies and $2u0,- tion until after its side of Obtl o f that figure approved the matter had been fully for architect's plans. Il« a|*o presented by witnesses. Hom o prosecutor William pointed out $1 million has been approved for capital out­ O'Neill conferred with ins lay in tiie planning o f an en­ associates and announced tiie gineering college extension of motion for Kelly to tak« tho stand was withdrswm "in tits University of Florida. Jones stated Hu* insneelicii view o f th*. J.u.Mie U k-m ent tram should complete Its 23- that ho 'si’ll Iiizmlt to crosssite. nine-county* tour by Oct. examination at the time Hi* 21 und that (lie State Board defense case Is presented." Nichols told the senators it o f Control hopes to make a was traditional that no man selection hy its Nov. 8 meet­ ing but not later than its accused tn such proceedings can be forced to be * wit­ Dee. d meeting. ness against himself. Tim property supervisor He charged that the stirstated that, subject to th# prise call uf Kelly as a statu Nov. f. $73 million bond elec­ witness "show s that despera­ tion, tiie State Hoard o f Con* tion ol the state'a ca se.” I trot will recommend a sit* to the .State Board of Falueation, Prosecution Tries To Put Kelly On Stand CITY OF SANFORD'S propositi for the state university silt* in Seminole County was offered through the County Com­ mission this morning to a State Board of Control inspection team. From the left: Chester Whittle, Board of Control mem­ ber; John Krider, manager of the Chamber of Commerce; J. W. Sutton, Board research associate; Mayor Thomas S. Mc­ Donald; lieu. J. C, Hutchison, chairman of the County Com­ mission; (Jerald Jones, Board property supervisor, and For­ rest, Kelly, Board architect(Herald Photo) m w A... Casselberry Asks Garbage Bids City Offers BRIEFS Stadium To Tax Debate Set School Board The Casselberry Hoard of Aldermen Monday night vot­ WASHINGTON (U P I )-A n $11 billion tax cut—largest in tin* nation's history* — was called up for debate today in Die House. Assurance Asked NEW YORK ( UPI (-S e c r e ­ tary oi State Dean Rusk to­ day sought assurances Hut Soviet-armed Indonesia will permit the new nation of Ma­ laysia in the Southwest Duelite to exist in peace. Greene Chosen WASHINGTON ( UPI ) — President Kennedy said today he would nominate Ul, Gen. Wallace M. Greene 1<> lie commandant of tin- Marine Corps when Gen David M. Slump's term expires Dec. 31. Boone Home HOLLYWOOD it I'D— Rich­ ard Doone, television's "P a la ­ din,” was back home from the h o.pdal today, a bandage over Ins nose the only sign of ill elfeets Irom an auto ac­ cident last week. Trade War? ed to submit speeitications for a new garbage franchise to Logue G arbage Service of Winter Park and to ADC Gar­ bage Service of Sanford, pres­ ent holder of the franchise Colfee Club To Open Season On Thursday H ie first coffee club •■( tinrail amt winter season of (hr Seminole County Chamhrr nl Cum tnerie will he hrtd at Hose and Wilks’ Restaurant I form erly )lrs. A pp leby's» Thursday at III a.m . with Mr. and Mrs. Wilks Dow man as hosts. Special guests will Inrluilr Capl. ft. M. Ware, command ing officer of .Sjnford Naval Air Station, and Capt. J. (). Mayo, com m ander. Heavy Attack Wing (toe, who will In­ troduce several m rm bers of their respective staffs. CG Hunt Man, 3 Missing Boats DRUSSELS ( l P li — T h e European Common Market set Ihe stage tor a tran-At(antic trade war today by re­ fusing to go beyond its offer ST. PETERSBURG ( LI' I) of a in per cent cut on U. S. Sim uJi operation w ere under frozen poultry exports. way tuday fur thiee m i-slog boats und a Henman swept ov­ erboard from a fourth, nnif a SAIGON, South Viet Nam t L T D —Communist saboteurs fifth vessel wn* under low to Monday set o lf bom bs ill two port. The Coast Guard air station Vietnamese transport planes lien* said one o f its search at an airfield used by U. S. troops training Vietnamese planes was search injf an area soldiers, a U. S. military about IM) miles w est o f here in the Gulf fur n mnn swept spokesman said today. ovc rl.in.nl from the tanker Point l.onm into heavy sens with 12 to 13 font waves. UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. Thu Coast Guard said It hml (U P lt — Secretary General no further word on thn ves­ Thant, the I nitrd Stales, qtnl sel, its destinations or purl o f other countries involved m origin. Tim missing moil was Hie Congo ope rat ion today reported to he the rliief stew­ were reported agreed on ex­ ard. tending tiie I N peace mission Three olher Const Guard there beyond the year-end planes, two from Miami, were deadline. searching no nrea northwest uf Honeymoon Isle o f f Clear­ water fur a 19-foot fishing ZURICH. Switzerland (( Pit la,at missing -ince Sunday. —Am erican typewriter heir­ Three men were r e p o r t e d ess G am ble Benedict Durum- alumni the small craft in an brami was reported today to area whipped by strong winds have said she thought it over and intermittent rain. for an entire year before fil­ Two o f the men Were Identi­ ing for a divorce Irom her fied ss Arthur Patmore, ow n­ playboy husband, 37-year-old er o f the (mat, and Herman Andrei Porumheanu. Bradley, both o f Tampa. The thiid man was not identified. IManes Bombed Mission To Stay Lon# Thought Apology Given HKHKELKY, Calif. (U PI) — The Junior Cham tier id Com m erce, sponsoring the national football queen con­ test, today apologized to a University of California Ne­ gro student, Lynn Sims, 20, who was replaces! as a con­ test e-cort because of his , race. tlmutrs on costs involved for Bids will he asked on a the immediate construction of Ihe ditch and installation one-year basis and for longer of a sufficient culvert. periods of time as desired hy • • • cither company. No rebate to Transfer o f Municipal Sla At the suggestion o f Ihe at­ Ihe (own wdt lie expected and torney it was decided to have ilium for a $1 annual rental an exclusive franchise will be i meeting in the near future to tile Sc himI Board fur Its granted to Hie com pany sub­ to d.seuss means sitting sporting activities will la* o f­ mitting the most dost rattle up rules and regulations for fered by Hie City, it was d e­ bid. the .imm.,I preparation of a cided at Monday evening's Specifications of the con­ bit ,t ,-ssiim of tiro City Com mis­ tract. to becom e eftcclivo In closing the meeting for sion. Jan. I. lin'd, call lor two gar­ the month of September, let­ Commissioner M I. Ba­ bage pickups per week of not ters of commendation to Fire ilor n Jr. proposed Hie City more than two 2t> gallon run Chief Paul Ratev amt Fire­ and School Board negotiate tamers pins one Irndr pickup man Owen Anxley were read for the transfer o f School per week as specified by the expressing recognition on lie- Board properly for hasuhall com pany. Date* are rmt to half of flu* town of Ihi- Ins .it diamonds. exceed $1 50 jwr month per uable service given by these Tim Commission held that customer. Iwo men in recently saving it is the School Board's or • • * the life of six mouths old Ken­ tile Seminole Boosters (Tub's The company will ho ex neth I).ivid Il.imil. respon-ibillt) to place the peeled to give a $1,000 per playing field in condition for forinanie Lind to t town • fonihal! games, presently r e ­ upon signing of tin* contract moving the clay from the Attorney Kenneth McIntosh baseball diamond and Install was in-trueted to prepare an * * * ing -nil tor (iniHm II games Intent lu Annex on the Joseph He udd.'d that The City passed over a r e ­ Ar ea property bordenng Sit Gouty will l.e given Iho quest to take over the Sem ­ kill subject to Huai approval M IAM I ftJ P n — Tropk'At inole fligli School sewer lilt chosen county for it to nhof the Zoning Com mL-lon. taln tills* to (lie site for storm Ktlltli qim Kly t*nmo to station until such time ns the It was unanimously agreed tifr' hi (In* tropint] At hint it* j.re-entntion to Hie state. MIAMI firm — Galo futility is brought up to city lli.it a committee should lie todny «n$l aimvil a lmrii»nm* Mayor Thomas S. McDonald winds and rough seas raked standard*. appointed to i n v e s t i g a t e Imin« Di lit 11|«* cho in of Mn ml * and Gen. J. Hutchison, Hie mid and upper blast Coast Recommcnd.itiiui o f the means and method* uf en­ bo nieriitir tin* ruM ern Carib* chairman o f tiie County Com­ nf Florida today as a cold City Zoning and Dimming mission, extolled the high larging the police department bean S*»n. front moved south across th* Commission to relocate the points fo r the lake Ada site state. and or fire department with a Highest wimh Miff* 70 public library at the old post to the Stnto team in a 2 'j report expected at the next miles an hour when a InirriReach erosion w as heavy office was held in abeyance llotir liiiefing before they vis­ in the Daytona Reach area. meeting. Appointment of the dim? hunter plane hunted tin* pending a conference with U. ited the nitt*. committee m em ber- will tie new utorm's renter ittiotit ISO Heavy showers proceeded S, Hep A S. Ilerlong Jr. This Mayor McDonald stilted Ihe the front, which becam e sta­ made by Mayor Fred Heath miles o f thr Murid o f would Include the purchase (Tty will supply at normul tionary north of Palin Beach The board also unanimously ftarhndo*. The W m ther Hufor Vbiioo of tfit* lot fo the rates, water, sewerage, fire this morning. Cocoa reported agreed lo accept an offer rOilU JHild Mn* Morin would west ot Hit- old |Hi-l office. A and police protection, and 8.19 inches of rain in 2$ submitted hy llilibard < a--el Fi’wfli hurriiHiie font* Inform local Inisinrssiii.in previously other municipal services. 11 • hours. berry fur a five-acre piece of tin* «ltty** I-1id. had .dierid Hie General Ser pointed to the proximity to pureruMem pn*»luh*tj th • property on which In locale Winds up to 30 miles an vice- Administration $ iuih,i> Highway 17-92 and Interstate hour were reported along the hou-ing and storage lor city ■1 ;iiorj*s fifth tropicul storm for Hie lot hut the offer was . I. tin- At I. Railroad, recrca- coast north o f Vcro Beach equipment. would pu m between the reject,.!. • • • | liunnl. educational und reli­ with tales above norm al. Uhifid* nf Mitrtinii|Ur und St. Mrs. C II tillff was grant­ gions facilities, drainage, In order to gum access to Lin jji hy \\ nli'ii*njiiy ritMin. Forecasters said the front ed Ou days after Jan. 1 to ren shopping areas, ami other ud- might pu-.lt swells against the In an II u.hi. KST itiUum y, the property, located on Win ovate the Dulm- lintel under u in tllg r * . Southeast Coast and cause ter Dark Drive adjoining Die f hi* Sfl 11 .111fl np I*,. II... U r jl 11H11 condetiinalion proceedings. The briefing was completed Hooding in som e areas. Gulf Course, an edlm alril BO Huri'UU ImuU’d the itonnV, City gave final approval of nrnr hiMind** ITI.it foot road will have to he tan It renter tfs tLet tit budget, including and a drainage ditch put hi north, hmjfttuiJt? f$7.‘l \w *i. it $3,Uoo In Ihe Seminole Court which would be necessary in Uld till' Mol ft! Uppi’lll « •) In lit* ly Chamber of Com m erce moving lietwtftMi we i fifid any event. witli the proviso it will add (.'assetberry’ s offer lo the wuat-northwest .it 15 ni.p.h. another $3.uon in six months town rntnes with the slipula "witli due cooperation from H'-n lii.it (lie properly al-u the C lum ber.” wilt eventually tie d e iclupi-l as a city owned playground and park, Road Board Chairman J It Interior Acrylic lull ex Faint Self wav instructed to get ewhich terminate.- Dec. 31. New Storm Aims At Caribbean ALL NIOW Autumn Brings Freeze To North It} I nil.-,| Drews Inlrrnatlonnl Rebel Regime In Cuba Reported MIAMI (UDD— Meintier- of 23 ant, i astro group- h aie formed a "governm ent tn arm s” within Cuba, elected ., president and art* working to overthrow the F'ldel Castro regim e, exiles said here Mon­ day. According In reports from two exile groups, the presi­ dent was named lo head the .SHEFFIELD, E n g l a n d underground g o v e r n merit (UPI) — Mrs. Oliva Hynes "som ew here in Cuba.” said today she hu» appealed Most of the groups involved to Minister o f lleulth Enoch are not well known in (he Dowell for aid in her 10- United States, but spokesmen ycar battle to get a new «et said some of the exile groups uf ful-e tei-l)i under tin* na­ located here may join with tional health system . J the new government toon. Tooth And Nail Weather Batters Florida Coasts Tilt- nation settled down to day to tin* season o f brightly eolured leaves, gunning jack o ’lnnteros and bu-tnl turkey with .-hilling temperature* In Rol Hide ON IS COAT U. S. Jet Hit By Ground Fire SAIGON. South Vt.-t Nino ( l I'D A Dun Amerirun Airways Dining 707 jetliner with 78 persons aboard wu* hit hy ground fire on it* final approach to Saigon Airport today. Oi *■ engine was pierced hy a single bullet, hut the plane landed safely on three en­ gine*. No one was injured. The huge airliner way on a regular run from Jakarta unit Singapore with dH passenger* end to crew mem tiers when it was hit l.y the gruiiml fire. thr FiuO. . The mercury tumbled to Die freezing point from the cen­ tral A p p a l a c h i a n region through the North Atlantic -tatr* or, the fir-t full day o f auto inn. The thermometer dropped to 'll at Harrisburg, Da., for .« record low so early in the .-a..,ii. it gut to 23 at Philipsburg. Dm., and 20 at Or,emit.., N. Y., M unday. DA It IS (CD ! i—'The French At the other extreme, the space research committee mercury hit Wfi „t Glia It rid, announced today D will A,i •. •,ii t .,. V, launch a cut into space nest ai d 91 e i dun Antonio, rex. mouth. | Cut (Jets Call NO DRIP HUY ONE — (JET ONE FREE The • OUTSTANDING • CAN DF: S H IlD IIE D TMTUUi i* DAT S • • DRIES IN 30 MINUTES NO DAINTY ODOR • SOAD AND BATKIC CI.KAN-UF Only Paint HIDING DOW Ell With A W R IT T E N UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE A!m) lull He Tinted I,.700 Different Color* Mary Carter Paints 209 \V. I si ST. FA 2-3619 � 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, September 23, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 23, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/bd65b8023941edf770db3f412e1a1091.pdf dced31c95eb87f20b70f9cd8da6911f9 PDF Text Text • , ./ • Closes Vacation Church School Governor's Industrial Role In Stale Discussed By Bryant 'Service Above SelT Called Basic In Life Rotary Governor Lea GIn­ te l o f Winter Park, speaking to Sanford Rotariani Wednes­ day, told them that "In (pile of what aeema an Intangible concept of a m ic e above aelf, as upheld by our Rotary creed, the whole economy of our nation la in fact based on that con cep t" "T h e successful business ■ an actually tooka for people be can serve, for this la his Ufa and hia success," he pointed out. "Our whole economy Is built on Intangible belief in our fellow man and trust that he will do what he says he will d o ," Gov. Glnkel pointed out. "Buying and selling on good faith. When you drive down the road in your ear, you do so with faith that the other drivers will share the road with you." he said "Thera waa a time that man could live without his neighbor—he raised all his own food, built and furnished his own bouse, burled his own dead. There were few businesses and little competi­ tion.” "B ut now we live In an en­ tirely different kind of econ­ om ic world. If any of the switches that you turn or the buttons that you push to turn on your lights, cook your breakfast, start your car, operate your office, turn your motors, deliver your mail and ao forth, falls to operate do you then aay— "N ever mind, I’ll do It myself, I don't need you,” he said. Glnkel answered this by saying that we Immediately get in touch with the person o r persons or organisations who provide us with all these services. • e • “ Never doubt the strength o f the Idea of brotherhood," Glnkel urged. "The power of Rotary lies In It's concept of the new commandment given as a formula for success, as expressed by Jesus Christ, and that la, *If any among jo u would be great let hi become the icrvant of all, ho pointed out. |ence in recent yean, the repu­ WRI TE SULPHUR That comment came in a and weaknesses. "Cabernets., ial endorsement j tation of a state in the field Vacation Church School at SPRINGS. W. Va. (UP1) — report to tha Southern Gov­ o f industrial development can the Grace Methodist Church Florida Gov. Farris Bryant ernors Conference from the and encouragement o f special well hinge on the soundnesa group’s committee on Indus­ o f Sanford cam* to a eloaa said today a stats’* industrial youth employment programs of the fiscal policies If follow­ trial development, o f which through hla state employment ed," he said. laat Friday night with an futura “ ran ba Immeasurably Bryant was chairman. The Open House and program held enhanced" by Its governor’s report came near the end o f agencies, end of economic ed­ by tha atudenta and staff of active and continuing involve­ the four-day conference’s sec­ ucation and other business and Toeationol education programs the school and an lee Cream ment in various areas of ond general session. The con­ In tha schools can help sub­ Social sponsored by tha Man’s ference will close after ita sound industrial development. stantially In keeping youth Club of tho church. business session Wednesday o ff the unemployment 10118,"* General them* for the morning. Fryant said. "Similarly hia school waa “ Friends Near and Bryant said the committee work with the state education F ar" and during each class, has not tried to spell out the Funeral services were held officials to train teachers that in addition to tho lesson study, rol* o f each governor in the Monday afternoon In Homethey may better stimulate oc­ tho children enjoyed film conference but thet some gen­ cupational aptltudea In their atrad for Richard M. Wlmstrips from Japan, Africa, eral statements could be made hish, f>9, former Sanford resi­ Ifong Kong, Brasil and Mex­ to outline an active role In students can have bearing on dent who died Saturday. the drop nut problem." ico. Industrial development " fo r Mr. Wimbish, who attended In addition, Bryant said, the Articles made during eraf*« tho aggressive governor." leadership of governors in the Sanford school*, moved 30 Instruction Included Japanese The Florida chief executive By Mr*. Adam Mailer ago to llomestcnd development of sound financ­ years gardens, coolie hata, African said a governor can provide The program for last Wed­ continuing leadership to see ing plans for Industrial de­ where ho was Supervisor for drums, Mexican pinataa and ceramics. nesdays regular meeting of that up-to-date surveys end velopment, including consid­ the State Dept o f Agricul­ Offerings received each the DeBiry Fishing Club was evaluations of his state’a ba­ eration of soundly based state ture, division of fruit and week Hay and on Friday eve­ presented by Elmer Thomp­ sic resources are available to development corporations, is vegetable inspection. Among survivors are a sis­ ning will go to Rev. Ken son who hi* taken over as serve as guidelines fur ana­ important. "With multiple sourcea for ter. Mrs. L. Hawkins Connelly Trailer in Brasil. program and publicity chair­ lyzing his state’s potentials industrial development funds and a brother, Glenn J, Wim­ Mrs. Ralph T. Cowan Jr. man of the club after the res­ such a* have come into exist- pish, both of Sanford. served as director o f the ignation of Howard Middleton school. Other members o f the was accepted with regret. staff Included: Thompson, whose grandson. Kindergarten, Mrs. Thoms* George Achilles, of Staten F. Price, superintendent and Island, N. Y., presented a Mr*. Marvin K. Clark, Mr«. number of piano selections Russell It. Kltner and Mrs. L. preceding the meeting, show­ Mr. Thomas A. (Tomm y) K. Sterling Jr. ed a program of film on the Hanson, 30, died early this Primary, Mrs. F. J. Murray, Tampa State Fair, the Gassuperintendent and Mrs. An­ partita Parade and on lishlng morning at Seminole Mem­ drew Crocker, Mrs. John li for tuna and other game fish. orial Hospital following a A U ELECTRIC HEAT PUMP "FRIENDS NEAR AND FAR," theme o f the Vacation Church School at Hires Jr., Mrs. RoUrt Ken­ Members voted during the lingering illness. Grace Methodist Church, also waa carried out in Friduy night/H cloning nedy. Mr*. Robert Thomas brief session to hold another Born Feb. 23, 1927, in San­ program presented by the Htudents in conjunction with un open house. Re­ and Mrs. John A. Williams. Fishalhon at Lake Susan for ford, he made his home on fO R T H IS M A U lS T ... presenting children o f other lands were (seated) Randy Hruce and Pamela Junior, Mrs. Jack Rossman, tbe young people as part of W. First St. at Woodruff King and (in bark) David Tisc, Christ! Williams, Linda Kotts, Vivian superintendent and Mr*. John the recreation program being Springs. He was owner and Johnston and Debbie Thomas. (Herald Photo) Capewell, Mrs. Donald Cum­ sponsored in the communJtty. operator of Uie City Shoe mins, Mrs. C. L. flutner, Mr*. New members joining the Shop on Sanford Ave. He was Donald Jackson, Mrs. T. L. club were Rev. C. N. Ogg, Er­ a World War II veteran hav­ Largen, Mrs. W. 0 . Shepard vin White, John L. Diehl and ing served with the Navy. and Mrs. James Thompson. T. Leigh of DeBary and T. Survivors are his wife. Mrs. Robert Bennett and Kacxor of Orange City. IM i ee 100 r m n fee» N Mrs. Mary Hanson, two child­ WeetkerTtOK asedels ter Miss Janet Kll were in charge the lerftst Home er commercial installetioni. Fempa ren, Melody K. and Randy I-t. Paul Wireman was Offi­ and aircraft In record break­ By LI. (Jk> Bill Pulllnger of the music and Graca and Allen, all of Sanford; five OUT beet, humidity iee summer; pumps IN beet fee we Well friends and neighbors, cer In Charge of the divert ing time during the inport Barbara Middleton made up brothers, Morris and Andrew, fresh eutdeer eir lee winter. Uses lew bell ceiHstf to In case you have been won­ crew at Leeward Point. Chief period at Norfolk, Vice Adm. th« nursery staff. both of Sanford, W’oodrow of eliminate darts. dering where all the noisy Russell, wlio.se daughter, Jan­ F. O'Oelrne, comnavalrlant, Refreshments wera in Newr York City, John of ice, was recently chosen as A SA's with the big orange gave the ship a well done 'or charge of Mrs. C. E. Clemmer, Harold Heckcnhach, prin­ Plant City and James in stripe on their tslls have "Miss Flame,” was leading her outstanding achievements Mrs, Malcolm J. I-odge and cipal of Pinecrest School has Germany; a sister, Mrs. been the** past six weeks, petty officer. These 27 "T i­ gave the ship a well done for Mrs. Donald G. Tise. requested fifth and sixth Grace Smith of New Smyrna they've been aboard the L'SS gers” claimed they really tier outstanding achievements Those assisting from the grade parents to meet at the Beach and his parents Mr. Independence (CVA42) on her worked hard but there were during these past weeks and Methodist Youth Fellowship school auditorium at 7:30 p. and Mrs. Morris Hanson of shakedown cruise south of a lot of suspicious sun tans. a proud crew and ship sailed A "well done" was extended from Norfolk on A August Included Lanin* Klay, Mary m. Aug. 27 for an orienta­ Sanford. Cuba. Lou Klay, Michele Malbon tion meeting. Funeral services will be As a rule shakeduwn cruises by the “ Head Tiger,” Cdr. 11X13 to join the Sixth Fleet llarbura Tiffany and Kuren All teachers wilt be pre­ held at 2:30 p. m. Thursday are nil work and no play and 1* J. Reinhart, for their line in the Mediterranean. Williams. sent and the 1963 64 school at Brision Funeral Home with this was no exception. The work. program will be explained. Miss Evelyn Kuck and Misl "Tigers” had their work cut The traffic between Sanford Congratulations Lt. and "Semiaole County's Oldest GE Dealer" Heckcnhach said. The meeting Joan Wilson officiating. Bur­ out for them and they did ami Norfolk this last week Mrs. James Roll of Heavy is not expected to last more ial will be in Sylvan Lake an outstanding job. 'Die IISS must have been a mess as Attack Squadron One on the 118 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-1562 Cemetery. than an hour. Independence (CVA-62) had a caravan of "Tlgerettes" birth of their son, Mathew its Operational Itediness In­ made the trip to Norfolk to Bell. Tliis new "T iger Cub" spection by Fleet Training tic with their husbands while arrived on the 2nd of August Mr. Jack Stanaland, 48. Group who is responsible for the ship was in port. Can IMl. gross weight 7 pounds, died lute Monday at his rest (he rigid training and Inspec- you imagine following ten wo- 7 ounces. dcnce. Apt. 23, Cowsn-Moughtion o f Independence per­ men driven for 000 miles? Ion Terrace, following a sonnel and their combat pro­ The Independence was load lengthy illness. cedures. cd with food, sparo parti, He moved here early this year from Apopka. Survivors are his wife. Mrs. VATICAN CITY (U l'll Carrie Belle Stanaland of You always save on a Rambler-America’s more for-your money car. Pope Paul VI apparently Sanford; a daughter, Mrs. hopes In persuade the East­ Wanda Ann Sasser of Apopka, Every model givesyou Deep-Dip rustproofing, Double-Safety Brakes, ern Orthodox church to end one grandson; a brother, lots of other extras at no extra cost. And that's just a s ta rte rthe boycott of the Ecumenical Shelton Stanaland of Nacog­ Council a* a first step toward doches. Tex. und a sister, unity, Vatican sources said Mrs. Mary Nell Sauls of Monday. Winter Park. The pontiff made n dramaArrangements, Incomplete lie appeal Sunday to the East­ at this time, will be an­ Once you own a Rambler, even more savings are yours. You get eye­ ern church to help tear down nounced by Gramkow Funeral opening gas economy. Maintenance costs are amazingly low. Resale the barriers that separate Home. value is remarkably high. But there's still more to com e. . . u».” The Eastern church, repre­ senting (lie largest Christian body in the world after the Roman Catholics and the Pro­ testants, split with the Rom­ WASHINGTON (U PI) - A For right now is the best time to get the year's best deal on any new an church Ooo years ago be­ <1 it l c k - thinking policeman Rambler. We’re offering amazingly generous propositions—most cause of differences, includ­ reached into a man's slathrd ing tho Roman claim o( su­ throat Sunday and saved him generous trade-in allowances. Rambler's Savingest Days are here! premacy of the Pope. from almost certain death by Wimbish Service Held Monday Fishing Club Gets New Chairman Mr. T. A. Hanson Dies At Hospital W H O L E HOUSE H E A T I N G and C O O I I N G GENERAL ELECTRIC W EA TH ER JR O N TO THELAMEST! Tiger Tails Meeting Set For Parents r A Y M ( N T S _ A S L I T T L I AS PER MONTH UP T O 60 M O . T O P A Y Sanford Electric Co. Mr. Stanaland Dies At Home Pope Paul Woos Eastern Church S A V IN G S M O R E S A V IN G S Quick Thinking Saves Man's Life Signs With Phils PHILADELPHIA (U Plt — The Philadelphia Phillies huva signed I8 y ear-old catcher Al­ len l.uso of Centro Hall, Pa. Luxe, n A-'J, IHO-pounder, hit .172 for IVnns Valley High School lust spring anil sport­ ed a .490 average in • sum­ mer nnintcur league. pinching off the flow of blood from his severed juglar vein during a 15-minute ride to the hospital. Using only two piece* of gauze, Pvt. Yolney Wiley Jr. kept his lifesaving hold on Edward Evans, 36. who sufferril a six-inch straight razor slash across the neck during a fight. SAVINGEST DAY SAVINGS ON SEDANS! All oiler lull SAVINGEST DAY SAVINGS ON HARDTOPSI Low cost to Idmily room inside—trim, easy to-park dimensions outside. Single-Unit construction. Choice ol Sixes and V-8s to 270 hp. start with-they keep saving with performance that delivered most miles per gallon In every economy run officially entered. AREA DIRECTORY a INSURANCE lit ( ONin i inNF.it II. 11. I'ope Co., Inc. For The Finest Year Around Weather Conditioner FKDHKKS AUTO &. PROPERTY INSURANCE Sales — Service 200 S. Park Ave. F.\ 2-4231 Sanford AUTO SERVICE HARRY ADAIR’S All Lines Written living Your Insurance Problems To U* — BALL-BLAIR GULF SERVICE Tires - Butteries - Acrexxorie* AGENCY Uuad AAA Service Guaranteed Brake A Muffler 218 S. Park Ave. FA 2 56U Service SANFORD. FLA. French * lit. FA 2-0921 FA 2-9922 PLUMBING FEEDS ANTHONY OPPEL, o f Smyrna Drive, Dollary, celebrated hid 80th birth­ day ua a guest at Wci'ki Wachce Springs anti is pictured hero with some o f the Mermaids (ail wearing Alix of Hanford swimsuits). Mrs. Oppel anil their daughters, Sirs. Ed Kegnell, West Hempstead, N. Y .; Mrs. Charles Drost,, Floral Park, N. Y.. and Mrs. John Drowes, llappauge, N. Y., nrcumpuiittai Mr. Oppel to Week! Wachce Springs. Sanford Flour and Feed Store R. L. HARVEY PLUMBING Complete tnstatlaUoni • Jim Dandy Feeds Repairs Timothy Hay . Cotton Seed Rath room and Kitchen Meal Fixtures Cow Feed <2.40 per 100 lb. Water Pumps Fre# Estimates Fittcniug and Fattening | ii-u m u I uiu Ave, Senior* I 204 2. Sanford FA 1-34*1 a A V I N G t b l D A T S A V IN G S ON W A G O N S ! The best-selling 6-cylinder wagon ol them all plus hot-selling V 8s. Classics and Ambassadors have hidden compartment for valuables under rear cargo floor. Wide choice ot seat options including Airliner Reclining Seats that convert to travel beds. T h e S a v in g e s t D a y s a re herel D A K A D I E D A If A J o i n th e T R A D E P A R A D E to I t A l V I t S L C R O 0RV * O BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 301 West First St., Sanford, Fla. �I Mathews Eligible To Run For Governor, Court Rules e t o 6 TALLAHASSEE (I'P It State Sen. John E. Mathews of Jarksonvillc was declared eligible to run for governor of Florida by Leon Circuit Judge Hen Willis today. City Manager Pete Knowles ! Mathews went liefore the voiced opposition to The I court seeking a declaratory Hcrald'i stand on the pro- judgment to declare him eli­ posed port terminal before gible liecausc of a question the Lions Club Tuesday (see arising over the appropriation page 11) but Rep. Jan For­ by the 10(5.1 legislature of tune today came to the fore rupporting our stand with this comment in his newsletter: '•The Sanford Herald ha* pub­ lished some interesting arti­ (25,000 for the governor’s sal­ ary. The constitution bars a legi-lutor from holding an office for which the salary has been increased during his term a* a legislator. Judge Willis said it was his opinion that the legislature had not increased the salary of the office o f governor in appropriating the amount for Director Is Elected By Sanford Atlantic a biennium. It was brought out in testimony the appro­ priation expires June 30, 1905. On the constitutional pro­ vision, Judge Willi* said, “ the purpose was to prevent fea- • •• Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr.announced today that Sen. John K. .Mathews, un. gubernatorial I announ r e d candidate, will adilrr** the Sanford Kiwanls Club Wed­ nesday, Sept. I. » •• W EATHER: Scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers through Thursday; high todny 87-92: low tonight 70-75. VOL. 53 United Press leased Wire Established 1908 WEI).. AUGUST 21,7913“ ~ SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 782 Storm Area Spotted Conditions For Development Are ’Favorc-ble' Bryant Elected Chairman Of Conference therbcddiiig on the public do­ main . . . . creating work without public need or desire." MIAMI (U P I) — A low He suid the provision cle* recently. Seminole Coun­ should be construed to uphold WHITE S U L P H U R pressure area that appeared ty tan make progress and eligibility rather than to SPRINGS, W. Va. (UPI) become a better and better to have the makings of tho A . K. Shoemaker, Jr., today Shoemaker Is Joining the strike it down except where Florida Gov. Farris Ilryant county In which to live IF all seaton’s second tropical storm o f us take a direct interest in was the newest mcmlmr of the board to replace Luther I. the change is great. He said was elected chairman of the popped up in tho Atlantia the constitution applies more Southern Governors' Confer­ the problem* and Issues. board o f directors of the San­ Frasier, recently resigned. today near where Hurricana to po-itions created by a Leg­ ence today at the business When local areas arc proper­ ford Atlantic National Hank. "The resignation of Frazier Arlene was found Aug. ‘2. islature to lie filled by its session closing the four-day ly administered, the national Announcement o f his election was accepted with regret," Tuesday was made by tha members than to salaries or meeting. problems will be easier to re­ A hurricune hunter plane said Hodges, and added that Elected vice chairman was president, Howard appropriations for already solve. You may have read tlie banks' sped from Puerto Itico to n resolution was adopted by Delaware Gov. Elbert N existing offices. article, ‘Sanford Need* a Hodges. the hoard stuting that the di­ give weathermen an aecu rata Assistant Atty. Gen. Jo- Carvel. Port Terminal Now.’ It ended rectors ami oflleers of tile picture of the distill bailee. Hryant succeeded Gov. Orsrph Jacob* suid the case will with ‘ Let's forget politics and hank wore resolved to bestow The San Juan Weather Bu­ he appealed to the supreme val Faubus of Arkansas and think of Sanford and Seminole upon Frazier thetr “ full ap­ reau liiht-lcd the diaturhanco Carvel replaced Gov. Ib'rt court, lie said he would ask County.’ This is an excellent preciation, gratitude mid high a "tropical depression'* on thd the court, now on vacation, Cninlis of Kentucky. idea! Let's solve this prob­ esteem for his fine record of basis of ship reports from tho The names of Hryant for to move the case up on it* lem, leaders of Seminole faithful service, loyally and area nn.l estimated Its renter docket to get an opinion as chairman and Varvcl for vice County.'* Thank you, Mr. devotion." to be about COO miles rast o f chairman were die only two soon us possible. Fortune. the French Island o f Guade­ Frasier has been n director • • • Sell. Mathews said lie would presented by die conference loupe or aho ut 900 miles eastof tlie bank sime 1937 and nominating committee head­ continue traveling about the The Sanford Herald will southeast o f Ran Juan. has served in many capacities, ] s(a(r # he ha* been doing, ed by Gov. James Rati* o( have * birthday Thursday; including a period of several talking with ns many per­ Louisiana. Highest winds reported by ’ twill be 55 years old. Uuppy the ships were 20 to 35 miles years in the I'.ilOs when tic sons ns possible. The motion to nominate and birthday to us! NEW SEMINOLE COUNTY touchers were taken on a ttightseeinir tour of per hour. Tho disturbance was was vice president. • • • lie has suid he would seek elect Hryant and Cartel was their new home community totlay, to iiequaint them with schools, points estimated to he moving west­ Shoemaker is u native of tlie govei nor*liip if the court* seconded by Gov. Hoes it of interest and otherwise get them acclimated. The schools have 100 new Deletions of the rounty ward at about 12 miles per Hanford and owns and op­ rule favorably on his eligi­ Harnett of .Mississippi. home demonstration ogent'.s teachers this year, I'm as replacements and 3 5 new additional faculty hour. erates the Shoemaker Con­ bility. Mathews said lie hoped members. This representative group was photographed this morning salary from thu l'Jti.’ Gl coon “ Condition* remain favorstruction Company. He is a the supreme court will rulr at Oviedo High School. All were luncheon guests at Sanford Junior High tv budget has resulted in so able for futther development graduate of Seminole High quickly ill the issue. ninny protests that County School. (Herald l'lioto) nnd some increase in size nnd School ami thu University of Jacobs took the position, as Commissioners will hear dele­ intensity is likely in the next Florida. gation* and reconsider defendant, that any increase 12 to 21 hours," thu Weather »u It. E. Porter learned today. lie is chairman of the Sem­ in salary or appropriation Bureau said. • • • inole County Zoning Commis­ makes nil incumbent legisla­ PLAQUE.MINE. I.a. (UPI) Tho second tropical storm sion, a director of the Home tor ineligible to serve, Seminole C o u n t y Sport* — Police arrested lit Negroes of IUIi.1 will lie named Hculnh. "It's us simple as dint," he in 21 hours in this riverfront Rudders of Mid-Florida, the man's Association still is ne­ Arlene, un ou-ngain • o ffsaid. Jacobs held the increase Seminole County Chamber of gotiating for that waterfront SHOEMAKER JK. town, tin* South's new arena again storm, blew itself out Coinmeree, the First Medio- from the previous biennium o f racial conflict. Hut singing, land for conversion to a pub­ at sea after brushing Herlic park, according to Secre­ I disl Church and is a< livu in governor"* salary, from LONDON (UPI) — Police |muds with 9M m.p.h clapping demonstrators plan­ wind 500, constituted a salary In­ ned another march today i the t ivituli Club. tary Howard Hodges. He add­ said today they found $81,000 gusts. S U L P II l ’ R ( cation of the Ireaty, was "inWi l l T E crease under the term* of the along with an economic boy­ ed the club also isseeking hidden in a hmi.se trailer be­ SPRINGS, W. Va. (UPII ,- jv lt........ c d " In Uic annual conferconstitutional loir nt issue, a dove shooting area (ur lieved In have been used as cott. onto of southern and Imrdcr Southern governors 'Tumtvit- [ Mathews held the appro­ members and is considering More than PHI Negroes nt- cd " Hr. Edward Teller Irom state governors by the Sou­ a hideout by n man ami wornpriation, since it was tempo­ the erection of ii cluoliouse. ] an connected with the $7.3 tended n rally Tuesday night rary, was not a salary in­ and snog nnd shouted their their annual meeting today I' thern interstate N u c 1 e a r , milium mail train robbery. Next meeting is Sept. id. Hoard, < compact amonc the avoid a battle over the hut• • w • crease. ills attorney suid the approval of another mass ’ • ly-dbputbd nuclear ;e(t ban states, apparently with the amount would erase to he in march today. Vacationtime has caused idea he would s|>eak on the | treaty. MIAMI fU PI) — A circuit effect six months after the postponement of budget hear­ TAMPA (UPI)—A dean ot Mayor Charles R. Sehnrbe. Teller, wlu» opposes raliti- final day ot the meeting here. SAIGON, S ith V id Nam court judge cleared t'.e way ings by thi' City Commission next governor takes oil ice. the University of Tampa, leu said the city would usk Hut when the governors got until the lir>t week in Sep­ f l *1*11 — ('resident N'go Dinh Tuesday for the family «( James W. Covington, told a II. S. l)ist. Judge K. Cordon wind of Tuesday's invitation Marco* Fires Jiinmes to join Diem declared martini law tember. federal court Tuesday that Wi st o f Itaton Rouge to issue ORLANDO, Fla. (U PI) — conference chairman Gov. Or• • • Negroes were denied admis­ A RC8 jetliner with 28 perthroughout South Viet Nani the extradited ex-Vencsuelan n temporary restraining or­ val Faubus of Arkansas let president in South America. Apparently Laku Mary fiu- today uml sent Ids heavilysion In the school entirely on sons aboard skidded on it* der iigain-l further demon­ it b<> known that the dlitinCircuit Judge llarvic Duval nlly Is going In have signal nrnicd troops s t o r m i n g the basis of tlieir race. stration*. belly for more than a milo gtii-Med nuclear scientist lights at Hut dangerous rail­ through pagoda headquarters killed a restraining ordc Thu Nrgtoes sat in door­ after landing here today but would not laasked to address N ( ) j q1 ( W f a g against Mrs. Feres that was road crossing 'alter two years o f tlie Ilmldhist opposition. ways <>f segregated cafeteria* no one won injured. CARACAS (U PI) — Castro o f endeavors. Stale Road De­ l"" K»Vr“ « - ................... WASHINGTON lUPI) _ At least I(Mi Iluddhist sought hy Enrique A. Garda in demon-'.rating for civil i Communist terrorists, active The mishap was blamed n TAMPA (U PI) Gemral Faubus advised Teller It partment engineers h a v e monks were arrested in raids Jr. President Kennedy says it faulty functioning o f the big Telephone strike negotiations rights nnd equal jolt, oppor­ here lur the (lr»l lime in might Ik* embarrassing for Perez was returned to Vene­ been on the job, surveying the curried out under a state of would tie a mistake lo assign plane's landing gear but tha broke down Tuesday and die tunities. nearly a month, killed a po-1 |lim to appear at the plush crossing. County engineer siege decreed by Dirni amid zuela from a Miami jail cell job quotas to Negroes or to) exact cau.so could not he de­ company said it would -dart liccman Tuesday, wounded a mountain resort hotel where last week to stand trial on Hill Rush reported the cost reports that a coup d'etat was any group of citizens on the termined immediately. Aviiu hiring replacements Friday civilian and tried In sabotage Ihc conference was winding charges of stealing $13 5 mil­ will be borne by the County’s imminent. basis of religion, race or na­ for electrical workers who Hon authorities promptly bo* tlu* city's only power plant. up today. secondary road hind. tionality. In n massive crackdown on lion Irom the government don't return to their jobs. gan an investigation. The terrorist gunmen wore Teller was reported to have • • • nitti-government elements, the during Ids six-year strongCastro .style fatigue clollies General President F r e d The mishap occurred aboard departed Washington last "State Finances and Higher president appointed a now arm reigp. Learcy (old inomlior* of Ij>Eastern Air Lines flight 80$ with armband* bearing the ni :lit on an overnight train, Garcia, of Kevv Gardens. N. Kducation in Florida" will be military governor o f Saigon WASHINGTON (U P !)—The eal 831 of the International hound from Miami to New Initials of the Iteil 'Armed j then left the .train before it discussed by Seminole Rep. nnd n new chief of staff. He Y.. claimed die Perez family Pentagon's research chief, HAZLETON. Pa. (UPII — York with Intermediate stops Hrollu-rhood o ( Electrical Forces of National Libera­ arrived here and relumed Jan Fortune before the Cen­ also imposed press censor­ owed him $.VU>70 lor nego­ Dr. Harold llrown, told Ihr Rescue workers conceded to­ lo Washington. Workers that the* company at Tampa nnd Orlnndo. All 21 tion (F A L N )." tiating a S3 million loan to the .lends today that the limited day they are no closer lo tral Florida chapter, Amer­ ship. He was to speak at tho Na­ would welcome them hack to passengers aboard got on tha Witnesses said the two nu n Mexican government. bringing out three miners nuclear teat Lan treaty would ican Production and Inven­ Ilia lung-MiiuuIdering reli­ work. plane ut Tampa, Ui of them were shot when three FAI.N tional Press Club in Wash­ Mrs. I'ercz has not indicat­ "actually Improve s o m e ­ tory Control Society, at 7:30 gious-political cri-'s in this trapped 331 feet underground ington today. "This is not a threat. We hound for New York anil than they were nine days members, carrying siibin.i what" rather than damage p m. Thursday at thu Orlando Southend A - i.in country ex­ ed when she. her three daugh­ l imbus ami Alabama Gov. want and welcome our peo­ three for Orlando. Eastern cliliicguns, entered Ihc gov­ ago when a rave-in entomb­ the U. S. military position. Elks Chili. ploded suddenly early today ters and her son-in-law will ple back," Learcy said. ernment ownrd Vargas Hos­ Wallace tired a parting shot sent another plane from Mi­ • • ♦ ed them. abandon liu-ir plush waterside when thousands of soldieis In the civil rights controver­ "Uut there comes a time ami to pick up the passengers. Prospects of getting lo one pital and rcleused a 28-ycarThomas O. Albert, local ami polircmcn swept into the mansion here and leave for when you must get alanit your of the men, Utuls llovu, 13, ohl journalism Student who sy during n panel discussion First reports from the fedW H ITE s U L > P il U It Roy Scout executive of the main Xa lad pug lla nnd South Amerira. business. We are in a stale­ were so gloomy lliat workers had been arrested lor terror today on lli«' National Guard. I (U PI)—Tlicl or“ * iAtion agency said tha St. John* River District, is founded up nitiro than 100 Wallace and Fuubus both SPRINGS, W. Va. mate here . . . We can't Just i temporarily hive abandoned |1st activities. plane's niuin landing gear federal government came un attending a three week train­ monks. 500 Petitioners sit and glare at each other their attempts. The student, Itafarl Ted sharply criticized the feder­ der sharp criticism during collapsed when it set down ing course for professional PARIS (U P I) — More than over the table." The government forces fiicd lecher, had been taken to the alizing «d National Guardsmen Hie Southern Governors' Con­ •hortly before 9 a.m., F'.ST, at Bov a is separated from Da­ leaders at the Cnivcrsity of pistol shots ami used tear 500 Americans filed petitions I.oeal union president Ro­ vid Follin, 58. and Henry hospital for a physical exam­ in connection with racial ference today for federalizing M-Toy Air Force Ha e which Illinois. This (ird week is gas lajnihs uml hand giinaili-s ai the It. H. Kmlmasy hern strife in llieir two states, bert Mount said the announce­ Throne, 3M, h> a wall ot rock ination. National Guardsmen to lu-lp I n ibs ruinniorrial jet plants given over In tin- (Mil annual us they » .vai m< d into the ren­ today ill a demonstration of ment by l.earcy was proof and debris. He is btdieved quell or avert racial iriie in traffic for the Orlando a n a . national convention of die Dr ter o f Hudlhist opp -ition to suppoit for the civil lights "the company 1* engaging in to be injured and has gone A spokesman for Eastern, Alabama ami Arkansas. der of the Arrow, a brother* Dicin'* authoritarian regime. miii'li in Washington ,\ng. 28. a 'strike Imsling* campaign." without food since the ceiling however, said the uoso whrel hood of Scout tumor campers. caved in Aug. Its. II;* only locked into landing position • • • suvtcnanre has la-en the brac­ HISIIINGTON (UI’ I)—Ad­ hut the main sets of wheels A note on the spindle: kish moisture scoping along NEW YORK (UPI) - Me ministration forces t o d a y failed to come down und lock "Mrs. Irving Pryor called in the walls of Inv chamber. thanics und ground crew per pushed the House toward a before the landing. today to kill her ela sillied ail WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h c Hope for Hova was giving sotinel of United Air Lines One eyewitness, Sonny Voobecause she sold her rattan t inted Mates lixlay official reluctant ajiproval ut thu $1.1 Sanford's lleusy Attack J of the usual squadron com­ I, tin final three A-ill's were way to despair among his struck in major cities across furniture within five minutes ly deplored what it called billion foreign aid hill, bid ob­ rines, a city employe, said it Squadron 5 mnde its lust plement o f 12. The lest had I gone, too, ending six years uf closest relatives. Ihc country early today. 1 In- "serious repressive meas­ server* predicted a close looked liko thu main lauding of the time her own paper month of A-3II Skywun ->r jet been turned in lo make way Skyivarrior operation* (or the airline said no f light * have ures" hv the government of vole The measure, lt approv­ gear was only part way out of was delivered. She and her operations u crowning one by |for the Vigilante. A s of Aug. squadron. fi'-clage compartment la-en curtailed. husband were amazed at the Squill Viet \ a m agaiosl ed. would bring to llud.l bil­ its winning the Heavy Attack I he Air Force also atepped lion the total U. 8. outlays when the plane touched down. Members of the Internation Buddhist*. fantastic results Irom Herald Wing t July bombing roiiipe* in for a share of the honors, al Association of Machinists, Yooihec.s said thu plana A statement Issued by State for foreign military and eco­ Classifieds. Roy." We've said litions. winning "Pilot of tin- Month" .-kidded tlie length ot tiur CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. which has locals in 31 cities, Department spokesman Ho nomic assistance. it before and we'll say it Heavy Attack Squadron 9 honors wus Maj. William S. (U PI)—Tlie U. S. Army Corps walked olf their jobs in New tart MrCloskey said: main runway, morn than a again: These are the type (VAII-91 fim hi -I » « "»d fol­ Rursti'ler, an Air Forte pilot of Engineers awarded a con­ York, V w ark . V J.; lais An mile and u half, und finally "tin the basis of Informamessages we just love to re­ lowed by YAH-11. VA 11-7, a-signed to VAII-5 on un rx- tract worth nearly S5 million gelt**, Cleveland. I'hlladel llon from Saigon it appears hulled on glass ut tho end ceive. V A II-ll's Detachment 8. cl ange basis. ot thu strip. today for construction of a pliia, .Seattle and Portland, tli.it the government ot the Bombardier of the Mouth causeway between the Flor­ Ore. Republic of Viet Nam lias in All interested parents and VAII-1 ami VA11-1. OCALA, Fit. i UPI )—Mar­ Cumulative records foe the was V A II-ll's l.t. Dale Pur­ ida mainland and the govern WILKES-BARRE, Pa. — A company spokesman said, stltiitesl serums repressive ion County schools will pro­ adult* of Casselberry are month, Veieasril today, show­ dy. lie edged l.t. tjg) lkdt nienl's industrial complex on supervisory employes were me >-ore- against Vietnamese vide fruit juices for school (UPI)— Tvvo-ea:’,me Eastern asked to attend an H pm . Holer o f VAII-5 by less than Merritt Island "tilting in" and that there Buddhist leaders. meeting today at the town's ed thu "Savage Sons' of lunches rather Ilian pay high airline plane carrying seven Uni points. Col. G. A. Finley, Canaver­ have been no interruptions in "The aetion represents a er prices for fresh milk, passengers and a crew of Youth Center on Overhrook V A il-5 made null plane Rounding out tlie bombar­ al district engineer, said the service. direct violation by tho Viet­ schools superintendent John Him crash-landed at the Wil* Drive (old pro shop) for the ami man — count as they placed three men in the top kc*-l)arre-Scranton airport at diers were: Lt. (jg| Charlie The union, which has utiout contract went to the llounamese government of ussiir- Seay said today. purpose of mapping out a Rone, V A H -II, thiid; Chief duillr Duval Co., of Jackson­ 13.1*81 mem hers, has been .uni's that it was pursuing a program for the young !»*»■ six individual pilot und bomb­ "The prices being asked for nearby Avoca today but no without u contract since June, judicy of reconciliation with Ircsh milk now would put up one was injured. Atiulion Machinist Ed Du.lea, ville. ple to be carried on during ardier-navigator standing*. This wa* accomplished with VAII-5. fuorth, und Lt. John The project, the Indian 19C2, when Ilia old pact ex­ lh<' Buddhists. Thu Untied thu cost uf school lunettes by the school months. more than half of the squudAloynihun, VAII-9, fifth. • • • ftivcr-Orsino Causeway, will pired. States deplores repressive about 5 cents." Seay said, Castro Protests Following Major Dunteier form the western portion of a ■ action of this nature." At Edmund*. ''Mr. KTV" ron’s flight crew personnel "and many parents with sev­ MIAMI (UPI) — Radio Ha­ in pilot standings were; l.t. 13-mile long, restricted use $ 1 0 , 0 9 3 G r u n t U. S. ullicials said they eral children could not afford vana broadcast a Castruita and It. T. Mil wee, siIohiI su­ undergoing 11at>-itiun in thu Udr. Ibm Munduy, VAII-1), road. It will link the Indus­ perintendent will bring C'ivl- Navy’* KA-'.t: Vigilante at* communique Tuesday night LAKELAND (UPI) — The were rmt yet drawing any d ' tack-reconnaissance plane. second; Lt. Cdr. Ken Hamil­ trial area td the National National Science Foundation conclusion* by way of assess­ t»ns up to date on the prog­ The county, school board re­ accusing the United Stater ton, VAII-5, third; Cdr. John Aeronautics and Space Ad­ has awarded a $10,095 insti­ ing tho situation in Viet Nani, jected fresh milk bids Tues­ of pursuing a "policy of perThe winning record was ress o f educational television Harlow, VAII-11, fourth, and ministration’s Moouport with tutional grant for science to including whether an effort day night and said they Inly" and saying that refugee in Central Florida when they al-o compiled with the use Lt. Cdr. Jack Ogle, VAII-5, U. S. 1 to the west and Cape Florida Southern College, i. to overthrow Ihc government would reconsider tiiu mailer attacks on Cuban installation) meet for dinner at the V pri, of five or fewer aircraft for most of the month, instead A IA J. W .S . DLILSTE1.KK fittir. Canaveral to the cast. was anuouuvcU today. might be imminent. in a month. "endauger world peace." Thursday at 7 p-»t. * i f 61 Arrested In Demonstration Governors Don't Like ^ ^ i ' To Ds Told By Telle? Loot Found Troops Storm Pagodas, Seize Perez Family Can Leave ;On Race Alone Red Terrorists Kill Policeman Phone Company : Plans Hiring | Miners' Rescue Is No Nearer Treaty Backed Troop Use Hit A irline Struck By Two Crews AF Pstat Wins Wavy Honors U. S. Prolesls To Vis! Nam Push Aid Bill $5 M illio n C o n tract Let Fruit Juice To Replace M ilk '. JE2&; Jet With 28 Skids Mile To McCoy Landing �I I Bast Stamp? Best Values | Naval Academy i Classes Open Scheduled opening day (or the u n t i l icbool in the area, the Sanford Naval Academy, haa been ret for Sept. 16, Col. U. J. Furman raid today. Applicationj are itlll being accepted for the private school which will aervc as a day achool a i well at a board­ ing school. •‘We - particularly wish to point out the availability of the day school services to Sanford parents, who might not be interested in sending their son to a boarding school, but would like to take advantage of the facility for a private day icbool here in the community," Colonel Fur- ■s ! 2 WHIRLY • G I R L — Doris (Mr*. W. H.) Renninifer o f East Nor­ wich, Long Island, has become the first wom­ an in New York State to qualify as a heli­ copter pilot. She is now the 59th member of the Whirly - Girls, an International associa­ tion o f women helicop­ ter pilots. Mrs. R**nninK e r , a grandmother, has been un airplane pilot since 1955. claisroorai, with the other wing providing the dormitory room i, pending the construc­ tion of a new classroom build­ ing, which will Include an auditorium. "W e have a little more than three weeka to go yet before the opening of achool and are atill accepting applications until further notice," the su­ perintendent said. JACKSONVILLE—Employes of Winn-Dixie end Kwlk Chek Food Store* have received $1,066,022 in profit sharing bonuses, according to an an­ nouncement by J. Wertz Ncase, vice president ind divisional manager o f Use firm’s Jacksonville division. Although the company's pro­ fit sharing plan lias been in effect since 1916, this marks the first time cash distribution has topped the Mr*. Florence Lenora Jones, $1 million mark. T9, o f 803 Stetson Avenue, The distribution of funds Orlando, died Monday at 2 was made to 4.677 eligible employes of the Winn-Dixie p.m. Profit Sharing Mrs. Jones was born In Employes' Christian City, Mo., in 1884 Program. Employes become 1 and came to Orlando nine eligible to participate In the after completing year* ago from Springfield, program five years’ service with the Mo. She was a member o f Par company. Each year, the firm sets Avenue Church of Chriat, Or­ aside a portion of its pro­ lando. Survivors are her husband, fits for distribution to em­ Henry S. Jonea; one daughter, ployes under the program. A 1 Koxcea Waldo, of Orlando; portion of the funds U paid ene son, Willard If. Jonas of In cash and the balance cre­ Sanford; two brother*, Hoi- dited to Individual trust o c - 1 mnn and Julian Herndon, counts for retirement benefits. It is estimated that an addi­ Springfield, Mo, two sisters, tional )2 million will he allo­ Mrs. (leraldlne Mooney, Nlxa, Mu., and Mrs. Gertrude Mae- cated to participants’ retireFarland, Peoria, 111., and one ment accounts for the firm's granddaughter, Mr*. Aubrey current fiscal year which closed June 29. The assets Moran of laGnesvIlte. of the retirement fund held Funeral services were to be by the trustees now are In held at 3 toduy at Park Aveexcess of $27 million. Particl-1 nut Church o f Christ here In pating employes are not r e -' Sanford, with F.vsngellst Bert quired to contribute any part Brown officiating. n( their salary to the retire­ Burial was to he in Ever­ ment fund. green Cemetery with Hrlsson Thu profit shoring program Funeral Home in charge of Is part of the overall employe arrangements. program of Winn-Dixie which also Includes life, health and accident insurance, sick pay, stock purchase plan anil a college scholarship program PORT ANTONIO, Jamaica for children of employes. The company operates 609 (UPI>—An American and a Briton Involved In a clash Winn-Dixie and Kwik Chek with Jamaican troops and supermarkets throughout the police were held incommuni­ Soullicast. cado hero today while author­ ities considered possible ac­ tion against them. The trouble started Tuesday when the Briton, 37-year-old AUSTIN. Tex. (UI’I) — Harold Berber, tried to throw A Texan named E. Ilagby A t­ troops and police off the wood liar become the Noah Nana, a boat he hopes to use Webster of tlie East Texas as a ferry between Havana piliey woods by turning the and Key West. techniques o f a. holnrly re­ search to n probe of how the ileiilsens of that region talk, "llan t," Atwood explains, is a ghost or spirit, not to he ei. nfused with ” |iuin't," mean­ ing "ain’t." East Texans don't talk about wishbones, Atwood says. DON'T GAM BLE! It's the "pulley bone" they If you have scat belts, wills on. And a woodpecker, use thorn! At wood says, becomes a They can, and do, save lives s.wydayl So ere//timenu •’peckerwood.*' drive, uso your scat bolts! Other East T>xaiisui«: auckLC tie rots s a r m t —"Cutty-wampus'’ — diag­ Puhi' ■■.. i tn saw) livts in coepujtionvwtti Tr.u Aj.art.i.r j onally. Cojncll and Tho National — "Chriatinus gift!'* — Siltt/ Council. Christina* morning greeting. — "Dad-gum’' — mild expletivr. 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FISCHER'S ALE OR $ 59 AT ANY W INN-DIXIE Beer. . . 12 - ‘ i Pineapple. . - 25-' Napkins 2'- 25' Rice. . . 3 u“ 35* Bread. . . 2 3 1 ' Preserves. 3 9 ' w M h h h M .b i l ,i u ,j ■ '1 • 50 Extra Tap Value Stamps WITH THIS COW ON AND PLKCHASt OF ] One 14-ox. Hot Shot Bug Bomb fcOOO tHHU AUOU8T I8TH SAVE 2< EACH . . KLEENEX FAM ILY ____ AT ANY W INN-DIXIE FRESH, TENDER GOLDEN BANTAM i.Mi)i)i/jWiii)JiMi)il,),)jJ I, m ) i, m , , 50 Extra Top Value Stimps i SAVE 10< EACH . . DIXIE DARLING LONG GRAIN WITH THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE Of Sweet CORN DIXIE DARLING FAMILY SIZE LOAF Oni a La Fna / 'LhlJtlJil/Uin/fhlihlj} l t h is couroN and pu kch asi of | miles of the drivers' hornet, at speeds less tliuu 30 mile* an hour. What if the enr shouht catch fire or you should plunge into the waterT It takes less than one sec­ ond to unfasten a seat belt with one hand. Lifesaving seut bolts ut lesa than BID a pair are on sain ull this week at the SanfordSeminole Juycce ilnilding nt Fourth Street und French Avenue. Call it life insurance. Yoit only puy the premium out time. 35 Refugees Due A t Key MIAMI f i r m —'T hlrtyflva Cuban refugees who wero picked up by the Coast Guard off Ansuila Cay Tuesday wero scheduled to arrive at Key West today. r The Coast Guard said a N’avy Patrol plane spotted [ins to men, l.T women nnd It children adrift in a 'JO-fout boat about 23 miles south­ east of tbs remote lintisli Island. The cutter Nemesis picked up the refugees and headed fur Key West. Last week, two Cuban gunboats captured P» refugees at Anguila Cay and returned them to the Com­ munist island. Gleam Toothpaste IOOU THRU ’ JFK’s Sister To Stand In AT ANY W INN-DIXIE w t w m m ■< n , , . m WASHINGTON (LTD President Kennedy’s m ter, Lunin*, will stand in for Mrs. .Ineqiicline Kennedy as tho White House hostess durinf the visit of the king anl queen of Afghanistan. Eunice is the u i'e of Sar. gent Sehrivcr. the director of the Peace Corps. a / s S P ECI AL / J/ j f 6-ox. JAR SAVE 11' j i a in u a k u Pillsbury Flour 5-LB. BAG * £ S P EC IA L;,. PLAIN or SELF-RISING k Inst. Coffee T o m a to e s • 303 CAN Limit | with $5 00 S ‘J| l l m i i J with ofder or more. r SAVE FOOTNOTE I* »s n tiniiilike water «ki.-s give a firm Imsu from wiiivlt to view the news. That's the point being made lay this “ commuter" in West Berlin. The gad­ gets tire culled "Sehlcppski,” h/G<i .Coffee6" 68/ 4 6 -o i. CAN 7V 2 EA. LIBBY'S FRUIT LIBBY'S H A W A IIA N PINEAPPLE 25 Cocktail 5 3°3 51 Can» | a / J / Can '*^ ^ Kent Th« m - Anierteati Itent-AII In • Sanford ■JiiKii S, Hiawatha Asr. SAVE 5« EACH SAVE 8« EACH please. $5 0 0 order or mart SAVE 20' MAXWELL HOUSE INST. Save 21* Lim it of* i One L*nai Tum ASTOR Maxwell 1 1 iJ'> 50 Extra Top Value Stamps w im YO UR C HOIC E f i m m w m m m r t M 'i i i -V iK / / There really isn't much you could do to prevent being hurled into thut windshield with « terrific force . . .un­ less . . . you were wearing ■ sent licit. Under federal specifica­ tions, sent belts must with­ stand a force of nt least o.ouo pounds, more than enough to hold you in your sent nnd keep your head out of thut windshield. Well, that probably would tie n good tiring on long trips, you may »uy, but I never go anywhere except just around town. Mor. than three fourth* of ail accidents occur within go aoob THRU AliaLIBt lltH A T ANY W INN-DIXIE i i m / v If you could do thut, you could also keep yourself from plunging tlirotigh the wind­ shield of your enr if you weighed loll pounds nnd crushed into a solid object ut .10 miles sn hour, nr less. Crackin’ Good Fig Bars SAVE 6< . . TROPICAL STRAWBERRY fty m ' r m m m m m itttn r m Z l SAVE 4< EACH . . SWEET TREAT SLICED One-Pay Seat Belts Good Insurance Could you do a pml) up with In people standing on your back? It's doulitful. To perform inch * feut of strength you would huva to exert LM'oO pounds o f force. Oni Froitw 80UTH8RN FRESH LARGE HEADS SNOWBALL Limit on e pound with $5.00 fo o d order or m ore, please. TIIK NEW MISS UNIVERSE. Ida Marie Vamez o f Brazil, admire* a model of Floridan Exhibit in the 1961 New York World’s Fair ns Governor Farris Bryant explains its important features. The model is being displayed in different part* o f the state. Cold King Hushpappics SARA LEE Brownies ' 50 Extra Tap Value Stamps O r a n g e N i p 2 2- 8 9 / •v , ij/d-1 1 1 11 • WITH THIS COUPON ANO PURCHASE O f I REFRESHING SUMMER DRINK (CONCENTRATED! 1 SUMMER-TIME FAVOBITE AbKK'F O x y d o I . . . 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I’ACKACE 48' IMLLSBURY t BISCUITS™ 6/o49 OUR FLAVOR AGED U. S. CHOKE ARMOUR STAR ALL • to M EAT POT ROAST LB. �\ **fw ■r H eading Home A l Dark Likes His Entire Qub Coach Mck Copeland rad Ihis Lyman Greyhounds after ■early a week af practice vita the A I • trees toerase they lees h it, wig keep the bsO le v , a a i make it red better. H e d o b la M i r a M hr tbs ameeat ef rsll eaadad. The abject ie la htt the beB sa close ee possible le the Bear edge tt the grots, <tepeedlag e e the roO to ‘ •tt cleee to the hale. Use e e epee staeee, close together. There’s little wrist action as .' the d a b la tehee beck, e e •pivot or body turning. The heed la directly ever the belL The toOov through la in* pertaat. Thtrt’ a no body ae* lira, tor the ehlp shot ia es* ten tad mostly with tho arms. Tho sctJoo e f the ehlp shot it quite comparable to pet* flag. It Isc’t a ease el Hit* Jos U»e dut> In a regular baeksvlag, as ia piUhlag, but n o r* o f a mottos of tak* lag the club beck deliberate* ly aloog the ground, parallel to the line of light. The shot should be quite firm, with a short baeksvlag, s brisk contact of we ban vlth a alight down and through molion, aod a abort follow through. This la one o f the fnr no­ tations wham the ball can be bit with the hands ahead t t the clubhead. Quite often this is dona deliberately la order to keep the flight of the ball low to tho ground tnd therefore on n more nearly true course. Another change y o u are permitted to make In your chipping technique la that of shortening up on your shaft .. If the abot has only a short distance to travel, some play* era can further Increase their control by ehoking down on the sh aft Chipping la a matter o f taking tho club back quickly and returning U equally ea fa st The action might be com­ pared to a cracklngthe-whlp motion. End ef NEW YORK (N E A )— About all thara ia left to shout about In baaeball le the race down tha stretch between the Loa Angeles Dodgers and Sen Francisco Giants. Who do you like? You hear the question all along tho base boll beat. Practically ev­ ery National League manager, coach and player we polled picked the Dodger*. Casey Stengel was one o f the few who teemed uncertain — and who wouldn’t be that way managing the New York Meta? The old professor pointed out that the Dodgers would have won easily last season had not the life gone out o f 8andy Koufax* index fingertip. The others fslt like Bob Kennedy. "The Giants have a lot more power and a much better defense, but the Dodg­ ers have the pitching and ■peed,” said the head coach of the Chicago Cub*. In other words, the great majority believe that Kou­ fax, Don Dryxdale and Johnny Podrei, backed by Ron Permnoski, can pitch the Dodgers Into the World Series despite an Infield and outfield that Isn’t exactly airtight. They look for the Dodgers’ over-all speed to sufficiently offset the Giants’ home run bate. Apprised o f this, Alvin Dark, manager o f the Giants, said: “ I like the Dodgers’ pitching, too. Who doesn’t? Rut 1 also like my whole ball club, especially through 102 gai es.” We chatted with Dark aft­ er the Giants’ highly successful stand In Philadelphia. We found him In much higher spirits than he wse during the last visit to Connie Mack Sta­ dium a month ago, when Hor­ a n begtoato* In shape op tor I the epeemiag season. A newcomer m Lyman, ICopeland hasn't had time to |slat up tho teem. Hownvtr, e o f the tettarmcn from I last year’s eleven art lending I tho younger boys through |their paces. A total af U hoys has [shown a desire to wear the 1Greyhound uniform and the spirit shown bp the group Is, la Copeland’s opinion, unex colled. The hope take the flak! at 1 p. a. each day for training sad conditioning. The team wffl get late pad* Fri­ d a y when Copeland plana to SEMINOLE COACHES who put tho Indians through thslr first paces in ‘separata the men from the Monday’s initial practice for the coming football season are pictured. Iboys.1 Kneeling are Head Coach Jim Pigott (left) and Jim McCoy, varsity line The coaeking staff win tocoach. Standing are Dick Williams (left), varsity back field coach, and I elude Copeland as bead coach Ralph Stumpf (center) and John Colbert, junior varsity coaches. and bachfleld, Dutch Camp­ bell as Interior line coach, and another newcomer. RodI ney Umburger, end coach, Until the boys don their I pads end cleats on Friday, basic fundamentals will be re­ viewed over and over. A little review o f offensive plays for the older members end still more basics for the _ _boys _________ NEW YORK (U P!) -N e g ro were reluctant or refused to By Uatted Frets laieraattosal young la scheduled. Whatta m e n ! The playing field h is'b e e n I P»«7«r complaints over ’ ’semi- play In a semi-integrated That’s the only way to de­ sodded and_______ ehould___ be___ |n Integrated eeatlng” In Mo- ■tedium, it was incumbent re»•-so d d e d ___ near perfect shape for tho toUe’w Ladd Memorial Slid- upon the league office to re­ scribe the entire American ie iio n turn has resulted In the canLeague situation. Tho Lyman Booster Club I cellatlon o f an American Foot­ quest cancellation,” Woodard ■y United Prase tntenwtteoel A lopsided race Is one said. thing, but who ever heard of Bye bye, Rsdbtrde. I has bran hard at work put* ball League, „ game„ between , Coach Al Davis of Oakland the pltchera still being ahead That was about the alia of Ung up new bleachers for the Oaklandand New York achefor the cooled-off Cerdi- stadium. These should great- duled for the Alabama city supported hia players' re­ of the hitters In late August? nals today alter the high-1 ly enlarge the eeatlng cap- Friday night, It’s different in spring fusal to play and said they training where the hitters can riding Dodgers beat them, 7- aclty. The AFL office here an would not be penalised. S, Tuesday night to Increase The Greyhounds open the nounced the cancellation claim they’re rusty from the their National League lead |season the night of Sept. 30 1Tuesday night because the long winter lay-off, but what sponsors could not promise with Oviedo. excuse can they offer now to 6 4 games. completely integrated seat­ after having five months to The Cardinals cam e Into ing the atadlum, scene of the sharpen their batting eyesT Loa Angeles filled with pen­ scheduled coatest Oh well, maybe things will nant ideas following their Four membera of the Oak­ all even up by Thanksgiving three straight victories over land Raider* complained Day. Tuesday night, how the stumbling Sen Francisco Monday that the stadium was Ry Halted Proa* International ever, it was strictly one-sided Giants. segregated, and refused to One mlsptay killed all those Lefthander Tom Hoagland and the pitchers had a balL Hurls One-Hitter dees and Ihe unfortunate a .n i v .t . r— tfc. a.nfnrri Pl*F »* ,0° * 11 remilned pitched Sarasota to a 5-0 shut­ Moe Drabowsky of Kansas out win over Orlando last WILLIAMSTOWN, M a x s wm I™ W^ nr,u b , “ r a ,f Hun school L t b l u h j r a j s s ?‘/ s S i t T Z City, for example, beat Wash night and assured the Sox of Ington, 9-0, on a one-hitter In (U PD— Former champions ' ” for W “ ol practice at 2:301 m WoodanJ( , u ll(in t the second half pennant cham­ the first game of a twinlght Jo Anne Gunderson and Mrs. Hera wee the situation: p.m. Wednesday, Aug. commissioner of the AFL, pionship o f the Florida State doubleheader and the A’s alto Anne Quasi Welts were fav­ The Dodgers trailed, 4-2, In the school gym by Head i l>kj ^,e to cencel ored to bo among the eight took the 14 Inning nightcap, Ihe fourth Inning end had League. who eurvivo today's third and Coach Dae Pelham. wag reached in amicable dls 5. runners on first and second The Sox thus became the fourth rounds of the 63rd US. Boys trying out for the fU„| on with the sponsoring Southpaw H a n k Aguirre when John Roseboro ground­ Golf Association Women'* team for the first lime ere re- Moh|,e Rroupl „ nd owners first tram since 1958 to win ed to White. qulred to present birth cer- Dave Werblln of New York both the first and second half hurled a two-hlttcr for Detroit Amateur championship. Trying to force speedy Wil­ pennants. St. Petersburg was in a 84) victory over Minne­ Sentiment also skied with By United Prase lateraiUonal lie Davie at second, White tlficales. This can be done at inJ Wayne Valley of 0ak. the last team to rack up the sota, while another left-hand any time between now and ]imj two West Coast teen-agers to NATIONAL LEAGUE threw th« ball Into center cr, Juan Plxarro of the White avoid elimination as tho re consecutive victories. I "sin ce the sponsors felt W L PcL GB field, enabling Frank How­ Aug. 28. In other league action last Sox, retired 24 batters In or malning 32 girls too up on All team members must fully integrated seating was Los Angeles 75 48 .810 ard to score from second and night, a ilouhleheailer between dcr en route to a 10-2 triumph the 6,195-yard Taconle Golf St. Louis 69 55 .557 Bit Davis all tha way from first present physical examinu- impossible, and Negro mem I.nkelaml and Fort Lauderdale over the Red Sox. Club eourse In this fcenle Hons and written permission |bers o f the competing teams . San Francisco 68 56 .548 71k on tho error. Veteran Dick D o n o v a n western Massachusetts com­ was rained out and the nightfrom a parent or guardian. Philadelphia 60 59 .539 Slk Before tho Inning was ovar, rap of the Tampa and Miami came up with some brilliant munity. Pelham laid he and Ed Cincinnati 68 61 .527 10 the Dodgers rallied for five twin bill was also washrd out. clutch pitching also in lead Miss Gunderson, a pretty Buckner will coach the line 65 60 .520 IX Milwaukee runs and that was the ball Daytona Reach hurler Lew Ing the Indians to a 2-1 win 23-year-old blonde from Provl and Owen McCarron and Hon 64 60 .518 HVfc game. Chicago Hemauer scattered three hits over the Yankees. Even with dence, R. I., is after her Hunt will coach the back62 61 .504 13 Pittsburgh GlaaU Lee* to shut out the St. Peters­ the loss the Yankees still lead fourth title In seven year* field. 46 80 .365 30Vk Houston The Giants, meanwhile, fell burg Saint* 3-0. First base- the league by 9 4 games. Mrs. Welts, a Mt. Vernon, first game of the season 40 86 J17 36Mi 7 4 games off the pace by New York The Baltlmore-Los Angeles Wash., schoolteacher, Is eye­ man George Hulett tripled in will be with Oviedo Junior Tuesday’s Rcralta dropping j 8-1 decision to the game wee postponed because ing her third championship the Islanders* three runs. High School Sept. 28. Place is Pittsburgh 5 Chicago 3 Braves. The Rede beet the Tarpon hurler Ken Hite had of rain with the Orioles sine# 1958. undecided. New York 4 Philadelphia Colts, 1-0, the Meta ended the a no-hltter going against Ml ■bead, 4-1, after four Innings Jants Ferrari* of San Fran­ lit , twilight Phillies’ eight-game winning ami In the opener, but gave cisco and Peggy Conley of Philadelphia 2 New York streak with a 4-0 victory In Great Britain acquired Gl Spokane, Wash., both 16, scor up a run In the sixth and 2nd, 12 Innings, night tho opener of a twin-bill but seventh Innings. Tampa's braltar from Spain, under ed 2 and 1 victories over their Cincinnati 1 Houston 0, night lost the nightcap, 2-1, in 13 three runs In the second and provisions o f the Peace of opponents Tuesday on the Loa Angeles 7 St. Louis innings end the Piratei de­ haze-shrouded, par-72 layout four In the fourth, however Utrecht. night feated the Cubs, 5-3. gave them the victory. Milwaukee 6 San Francisco 1 'frnlght. Lakeland plays at now, see why AKRON, Ohio (UPI) - The night Miami. Sarasota goes to Day Thursday's Games they call it last spot in the World 8erice tons Beach, Tampa travels to o f Golf we* filled today by Milwaukee at San Francisco the Fort Lauderdale and St. Pet­ the first man you’d figura to St. Louis at Los Angeles ersburg playa at Orlando. MONTREAL (U PI) — Tha I |t— Arnold Palmer, night THE STANDINGS: postponed 8u*ar Ray Robin- | pajm, r did It tha hard way Only games scheduled W L PcL GB ton - Wltfla Greaves 10-round beating Phil Rodgers and AMERICAN LEAGUE 38 17 .891 Sarasota W L Pet. GB middleweight fight has been Jacky Cuplt In a special 1830 25 .545 8 Fort Laud. rescheduled for Sept, 6, pro­ hole playoff Tuesday to win 78 44 .639 New York Miami 29 26 .527 9 63 54 .561 01k moter Regis Levesque said the fourth and final berth in Chicago 30 27 .526 9 Orlando the World Series of Golf com­ 68 55 .553 104 Tuesday. Minnesota 27 29 .482 U H St. Pete Koldnaon reported that X- ing up Sept. 7-H. 6.4 57 .514 114 Baltimore 22 31 .415 15 PAN DANDIES—Thin Lakeland Palmer now has shot a win­ Cleveland 61 64 .488 181k rays o f hia left wrist, injured 22 32 .407 154 Tampa catch i.i headed for the 53 64 .480 19lk last week in a sparring sea- ning fMO.OOO in the next three Uoaton D’tonn Beach 22 33 .400 16 frying pan ua quickly 56 65 .403 21lk sion, revealed no fracture and weeks. Detroit ns Jerry Fult* of Clay­ that he planned to resume Any part o f those winnings 50 66 .450 22 Kansas City training today or Thursday. — and the minimum is 30,000 ton, N. Y., can get them Lot Angelos 57 63 .452 23 there. The black baas Wyoming Vets —will add more luster to hia Washington 45 79 363 34 LARAMIE. WYO. (NEA) were landed in the Tuesday’s Results Seta Tourney Site golfing gold, which already Thousand No (ewer than 26 lettermen Islands area Kansas City 9 Washington NEW YORK (U PI)—Mauri la an all-time season’s record return to help the Wyoming o f the St. Lawrence 1st, twilight Islam] In Hawaii will be the o f 196.900. football squad through • 10River. Hell start shooting Thurs­ Kansas City 7 Washington scene of the 12th annual In­ game schedule. 2nd, 14 Innings, night ternational Golf Championship day In the fM.OOO American Detroit 6 Minnesota 0, night and Canada Cup matches Dec. Golf Classic over the same Los Angeles at Baltimore, 3-8, 1964. Sidney L. James, course he trounced Rodgers Why YOU Should Buy, ppd., rain chairman of the executive and Cuplt. Designed and built fo r 4-whool d riv t. That’s why And he will be favored to committee of the Internation­ Cleveland 3 New York tho Gladiator ia so tough. And that same toughness TIRES from McROBERTS al Golf Association, announc­ defend the Classic champion­ night Is now available in 2-wheel drive too/ It’s powered ed Tuesday that the matches ship he won last year. First Chicago 10 Boston 2, night will be played at the Royal place money Is $9,000, with Thursday’s Games by thaTomado-OHC OvsrHead Cam engine. Haa Lifetime Unconditional Road Lahainla golf course at Kana- bonuses o f $6,000 for a poasl Cleveland at New York a tingle lever for 4WD. Comfortable ride. Wide bit total o f $14,000. pall, Maul. Chicago at Boston Hazard Warranty. Washington at Kansai City, cab.Cornea in 120*or 126* wheelbase. T o r 8*pick­ FREE: Tire Rotatloa FREE: Periodic night up boxes. Stake or pickup bodies. Single or dual Inapection Los Angeles at Baltimore, FREE: Front End rear wheels. GVW’s to 8600 lbs. See your ‘Jeep’ FREE: Flat Tire night Repair Check Only games scheduled Dealer todayl Pro Came A t Mobile n American .eague It's Canceled On Pretest Others' Game Error Spells )isasler For Cards' Hopes Jr. Hi Football Call Set Aug. 28 Sarasota Wins Second Half Annes Favorites In Fourth Round Standings ace Stoneham’e strong boys dropped JUAN MARICHAL Liston-Clay Fight Off LOUISVILLE. K>. (UP1» — A proposed 1964 title bout be­ tween Cassius klarcellus Clay of Louisville and heavyweight champion Sonny Litton was off today, following an an­ nouncement that negotiations between the two camps had "fallen apart” Distillery executive William Faversham, a member of the Louisville businessmen’s syn­ dicate which managers Clay, said Tuesday night the group found Liston’s terms for • 1984 bout "unacceptable.” At Philadelphia, Bill Cher­ ry, attorney for InterContin­ ental Sports, which had hoped to stage a Clay-Liston fight there, said, "We offered Clay the best deal any challenger ever received—21k per cent of everything.” TORONTO, OnL (U PI) — Two members of the Swedish national hockey team bav« accepted Invitations by Tor­ onto coach Punch Imlach to try out with Hit National Hockey League champion Maple Leafs. Goalie KJell Svensson snd left winger Carl Oeberg, both 25, will bo given • "good look,” Im­ lach said Tuesday. beautiful brute — J E E P 1G L A D I A T O R FATHER Laver Wins CANNES, France (U PI) Rod Laver of Australia de feated countryman Ken Rose wall. 6-7, $-3, 6-4. la the final round of Ihe Cannes profes­ sional tennis tournament Sunday, Give your aon e break! 8tert him now en a program of exercise end diet that will make him a m l man. We have the equipment end other •ids you’ll need. WRITE TO THE HOUSE OF HEALTH 150 t t t h H . - S U R F S ID E , F L O R ID A Budget Terms - No Carrying Charge — ------- * # S S P - m TIRE SPECIALIST SINCE ~ - e 1933 McROBERTS Tire Supply, Inc. FUctea Dtetribatan Far D s s a u C l a i m Bail! Item FA 2 8831 46$ W. First 8L SANFORD CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP o ff tha 500 E. Second SI. Sanford, Florida Kaiser Presents Ths Lloyd Bridies Show Tuesday 8 p.m, Channel 6 e hav* a stopper, too. In Juan Marlrlial, who ha* been tremrmJou* from the outset, and Jack Sanford is getting a few breaks,” said the old cap­ tain and shortstop. "W o didn’t score run* fur Jack fnr a long time. I believe he still will come dune to winning 20 game*. Billy O'Dell slumped after compiling an 8-0 record, but I* returning to form.” Doctoring up hi* pitching, Dark developed a bull pen rich in number*. He has no fewer than seven fire fighters —the right-handed Jack Flitt­ er. Jim Duffalo, Don Lar­ sen, Bob Bolin and the re­ cently brought up Frank Linxy and the left-handed Billy Pierre and Billy Hoeft, Duffalo hfcarne a atarter. Pierce ha* been sharpened W» to the extent that he could start again. Alvin Dark didn't appear concerned about the pitching or anything el*e. He never does when tho incomparable Willie Mays ia stroking the ball well. That is about all the Giants have needed since the Say Hey Kid first came around Wins Race HAGUE, N. Y . (UPI)—Fred Andrcxe of Fort Huron, Mich., Sunday won the ninth North­ ern Lake George Outboard Marathon with a time of 3 hours, 18 minutes and 45 se­ conds for the 90 miles. M. G. HODGES Two Try Out Palmer Does It The Hard Way Postponed Bout Is Rescheduled 10 games pore. “ We caught the Dodgers and ran do It Dark. things cheered Dark, stalling with the pitch- PLUMBING • WELLS DRILLED • PUMPS SERVICED AND INSTALLED • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS • FREE ESTIMATES CALL FA 2-6037 PAOLA ROAD Make Your Ford CO O L! Season Close-Out Air Conditioners! W E WILL AIR CONDITION THE FOLLOWING M AKE CARS, UNTIL STOCK IS EXHAUSTED, AT THE NEW LOW PRICE OF — SAVE NOW 250 $ 00 ► INSTALLED! 1962 FALCON ft COMET With Vacuum Windshield Wipers 1962 FAIHLANE ft METEOR 8 Cylinder 1960 - 61 - 62 FORD V-8 . 220 ll.l’ . Engine 1938 - 62 FORD V-8 . 173 ll.l*. Engine 1963 FALCON 8 Cylinder 196.1 GALAXIF. 8 Cylinder . 229 H P. Engine 1943 GALAXIE 8 Cylinder • 161 ll.l’ . Engine WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE EASY PAYMENT PLAN “Your Friendly Ford Dealer** Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT Ph. FA 2-1481 308 E. First St. W. Park MI 4-8911 �A. Hearty Food for the Back to School Set! Colored Community News HICKO RY SMOKED SUGAR CURED m ■ V 1 Mi J H i ■ # m 3 m j Robert B. Thomas, Jr. (F A l STM) Tillman and the parent* of her huiband, Mr. and Mr*. The St. Paul Baptist Church L. Roberson. Mr*. Roberson observes its pastor's 2 tth An- 1* the former Betty Jean Till­ man. nlversa-y on Sunday August Mr. and Mrs. J. L. John­ 2S during the n a. m. and son are the proud parenu of 7.C0 p. m. services. a baby daughter, born Aug. The Rev. Benjamin ||. 17 at the Seminole Memorial Hodge is pastor. t ! « tt Hospital. The baby, weigh­ ing 6 lbs., has been named o'clock address will he de­ Angelia Yvette. livered by Clifford J. HurMr. and Mrs. Earl T. Polston, instructor of Business lard and son Darryl, Mr*. fcducation at the Volusia Elisabeth Jone* and daughter County Community College Barbara of Norfolk, Va., arc Daytona Ueach. The 7 o'clock house guests of Mr. and Mrs. service will be a Candlelight Lawrence Johnson. Mrs. Pol­ Musical Recital by tlie St. lard is the daughter of Mr. l*aul Gospel chorus. E. E. and Mrs. Thomas Wilson. llinott is director. They will visit with the enThe orientation of new per­ tire Wilson-Johnson clan be­ sonnel w.is held at Crooms fore departing for Norfolk. High School, Friday. The House guest of Miss Eunice theme was: ‘ Knowledge is I. Wilson is Eddie Elhy. Ello f two kinds: We know a sub- ry is presently teaching in Jed ourselves or vie kno^ Princeton, Maryland at the where we can find informa­ Carter G. Woodson High tion upon it.” School. He is math instructor The acw personnel assign­ and has been granted a ments are as follows: Mrs scholarship by the National Dcthclia R. stapler. Jo* Science Foundation to attend Voung Jr.. Mary E. King and the University of Maryland Barbara J. Thomas, Midway this fall. Elementary; I.. Boyer Jr. Mrs. Margaret Oliver Is R- E. Green, E. S. Tossis. E conversing at home after Bradley and Mrs. Pcarlle G. spending several days in the Scott, Crooms High School; hospital. Oct Well Soon. Mrs. Ethel J. Oliver and Faye Oliver, Lavem Hatch, Margaret Robinson, Rosen- Helen Starke and Cassandra wald Junior High; Oia M. Sheppard have returned from Witherspoon. Goldsboro Ele­ Hampton Institute where they mentary. participated In the pre-collegc PERSONALS orientation course. Isaiah Russell Jr., is visitMr. and Mrs. Itobert B. Ing his parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Jr. celebrated their Lain.') Russell. Russell is fl J2lh wedding anniversary at graduate of Crooms High and home on Aug. 17. On Sunday Florida A (< M. University, they were dinner guests of lie teaches science at Stone Mrs. Thomas' aunt. Dr. Eve­ High tchool in Cocoa. lyn Sharpe. DcLand. The o c ­ Mr. and Mrs. Willie A. casion was a pre-hirthday Ash'«>y Jr. and family mo­ dinner for Mrs. Thomas, tored to Silver Springs and whose birthday is Aug. 22. Six Gun Territory. Mrs. INMrs. Joannah Moore spent *1® R- Green accompanied two weeks in Cocoa visiting tiem on ti e trip. with her m ite Mrs. Naomi Mr. and Mrs. Mamie Ash- Ford, Principal of I'ointscttc ley and granddaughter of Elementary School. Madison are visiting her nep­ Brenda Shaw, Marsha and hew. Mr. Willie Ashley, and Nelwyn Henderson spent a family. week at Summer Camp In Ernest Mobley has returned St. Augustine. They engaged after spending seven weeks in such activities as arts and in Washington. .1) C. with 'c- crafts, swimming and com ­ lativci. Ernest is a 13ti3 gra­ munity singing. duate o f CBS. Ho will matri­ culate at Morehouse College The Junior Usher Board of in Atlanta, G a„ tills fall. /.ion Hope Missionary Baptist Flora .Mae Jones of Bar­ Church observed its first an­ tow is the guest of Mr. and niversary Sunday hy render­ Mr*. Rubin Jones and their ing a benefit program for daughter Pea rile Hester. its church. Mrs. Willie Rce Barbara Lou Kelly has re Pendleton, who is president turned from a two-month va­ of the board, wishes to thank cation with her parents in everyone who contributed to Solus, V. the cause. The amount raised Mrs. Betty Roberson and -$22.83. Rev. J. L. Brooks, #on have returned to Phila­ Pastor. delphia after spending two Mr. and Mrs. William Mit­ weeks here visiting her par­ chell are now residing at 133 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Angus Bethunc Circle in Academy Manor. They are known af­ fectionately as ‘ ‘ Peaches and Mitch.” 2 Convenient Locations 4th. St. & Sanford Ave. 1100 W . 13th St rUICES (JOOD THRU SUNDAY HALF Quantity Right* Reserved OR WHOLE We have a full line of 12-14 Lb. SCHOOL SUPPLIES! A verage c. LONDON ( I'P I)—Anthony Wedgwood Benn, the first British peer ever !o renounce his title, won back his old scat in the House of Com­ mons Tuesday n i g h t hy swamping three opponent* in The victory hy the 33-ycarold “ Persistent commoner" had been expected, lie will lake his seat when Parlia­ ment reconvenes .n October. It set the stage for the re­ sumption of a political career in the opposition Labor party that many observer* believe holds n brilliant future. Benn was forced out of the House of Commons alter rep­ resenting Itri-t I fur a decade when his father, Vi'Counl -Slnnsgate, died in November, I960. Hy assuming the hered­ itary title, Benn was forced into the House of Lord* which lie once teriped the "outer Mongolia” of British politics. Lords is virtually powerless. But Benn led a campaign for a peerages reform act to permit those who wanted to renounce their titles and run for Commons. Titled persons ir e forbidden to sit in Com­ mons under British law and tradition. The reform act passed last mouth and Benn went on to win election from Uristol 1, polling .0,313 votes. It Is safe to say that the the average spectator at a football game has a narrow percepiion of same. Since the football season is almost here, this suggestion might help one get more out of the game: Watch the interior line­ men sometimes instead of focusing attention mainly on the hacks. The linemen are most important in the suc­ cessful operation of a team. Whenever a back makes a long run, some linemen play­ ed an important role in mak­ ing It possible. One of the most exciting thing* to see is the guards pulling nut of the line to lead the inter­ ference. COLD TIP Cut Beets LARGE 8A X E T CUT Green Beans AMERICAN 1IEAUTY ROUND OR CLUB Cream Corn ;Tomatoes SIRI.OIN, T-BONE CUnE NORTHERN SHORT RIBS OF PLANTATION MEAL OR Limit 1 l.nrge Hag Of Each PURE TASTY SHOULDER MIRACLE WHIP & Freezer Specials - Cut Limit 1 With Hind Quarters Side O f Beef . Front Quarters 5.00 Ordrr . . . SPARE SIIURFICKSH . Limit I With 3..00 Order Wrapped Free! 53c It ). Beef Ribs . . 45c It i. Trim m ed Loins 43c It ). Beef Rounds . FLA. GIL LEAN VIKA t’ Y A. I) & I) STEWING HENS 2 9 it- M . . 53c lb. 69c lb. 55c lb. r ib STEAK BOAST UK RIB RIBS Daytona Votes Down Stadium DAYTONA BEACH (L'PI) —The city commission of this resort town voted Tuesday not to build a S2H3.000 baseball stadium for the Houston Colts. The decision reversed the commission's Aug. fi approval of a rontract with the Nation­ al League ball club to oust two other major league farm clubs and build the stadium for the Colts. The decision also leave* the Colt move here for spring training headquarter* up in the air. For the past two seasons, the Uolu have trained at Junction, Ariz. Houston's farm club have been working Time of day at the South out at Moultrie, Ga. Pole depends cn where you stand becuuse all time zone* World's first railroad ticket am) date tines converge at the wa* »old in Baltimore, Md. pole* OR 5 ‘ 4 9 * U>- W ie n e r s - B o lo g n a Sm oked 2 5 lb . b a g H om em ade S au sage 8 9 ‘ FINE COOKING S au sage G rou n d OR 3 LBS. 9 9 ‘ B eef E ATI NO GREEN p< CABBAGE ^ c LB. 2 •OR LARGE FIRM HEADS ^ LETTUCE J 91 l i i hi p* �— Shower Honors Miss Jones Mr*. Jo* Alexander was I honoring bride-elect, MU* |Johnson, hostess for a shower at her Suxanae Jones. Assisting the „ ! < * , cboMn b, tbc heme. T18 West T int S tm t. I bottosa waa M b* Patty G l « n | honoref for her weddiag, lc. rick glowing colors, draped gracefully around her. Since abe receives any cop* lee e f the Herald which con* tain aubjecta Interesting to her, she will probably see Oil*, ao waTI ray . . . “ We look forward to ace* b g yen again.” s e e GUES-i WHO b going to caning to Saaford to the fetor*f T o o M m cooU, m iU toll fo u that the Io n ly Prtoeeae Vljajra o f N i k b , Karachi, b A BUNCH OP THE GIRLS are whooping it up at New Smyrna Beach this week, In one b e t gay fling as summer fades away. With the beginning o f school lees than tw o weeks away this little group, who took inch a vacation b e t aum* mer and enjoyed It ao much that they Just had to do it again, are soaking up the sun, surf and salt air. PRINCESS VUAYA Pakistan, (who bow b tho gtamorou* Mr*. Bill BoatwtII) will soon bo reluming to our la ir community. • And what'* more, iho will t o building a home here. That'* right. During their laat Tbit hero, tho Princess liked Sanford to well that aht and bar htuband, who b tho brother o f Otan Boutwsll, (and brother-in-law of the In­ imitable Ruth) purrhaaed a piece of land from the Ron* millet’* out In tho Loch Ar­ bor area, and hare already drawn up plana for a new home there. Since their marriage In New York laat eprlng, (toon after their o b it hero to a fam ily reunion o f the Boutvrells) tho couple havo been back and forth to Karachi a on ra l time*. Bill, who la an engineer, has been engaged to build another airport over there, to ho will havo to atay awhile, but the Prlnceat will bo flying to next month to berin conitructlon o f their Sanford home. The pretence o f the Prln* eeaa b going to add a bright touch o f Eastern beauty to the local aoclal tcene, a* the b an Intereating converaatlonallat and a moit delight* ful peraon with whom to dis­ c u s all manner of subjects. Prlnceaa VIJaya la a finely educated young lady, who majored In political aclence at the unlvertltlea o f India, and ahe haa even apoken tentative* of the potalbillty of contlnatudlea toward a at one of our Two visitors to Sanford, Robbie Blake and Judy Og­ den have Joined the glrb at the beach. The others to the party to* eludo Judy Lavender, Cenl Wheatland, Myra Meeks, Brenda Brown, Susan Deal, Susan Brown, Shirley Bleed and her house guest, Linda, Sandy Slayton, Peggy Grier, Gays Hunt, Norma Whlttcro, Barbara Watson, Carol Sam* uel, Juno Brown, Marla Row* land, Ann Ushan and Diane Clause. s e e MISS SUZANNE JONES, whone wedding to Ted Walker will be an event of this Sunday, waa guest of honor at a recent shower given by Mra. Joe Alexander. In the background are left to right, her mother, Mrs. C. 0. Jones, the groomelect’s mother, Mra. L. E. Walker and Mrs. Alexander. (Herald Photo) B A C K -T O -S C H O O L Special! PERMANENTS 750 _ Call 322-6A72 for Appointment Edith's Beauty Salon 2022 French Avenue J Miss Lucia Duval Chase To Wed Joseph C. Bright Family Returns From Vacation blu* and royal blue, were used to decorations. The refreshment table was overlaid with a white cut work cloth and held a brge tilver bell, flanked by Ice blue candles to royal blue containera. Several garnet were enjoy­ ed by the gucita and prtxea awarded to the winners. Mra. Alexander, aaabted by Mica Johnson served refreshment! of fruit and Ice cream parfatt. Mr. and Mra. Phillip Simp­ son and family have returned from a two week vacation. Tbc first stop waa to Wash­ ington, D. C., for a sightsee­ ing trip then on to Akron, Ohio, for a vbit with rela­ Guesta were the boooree and her mother and grand­ mother, Mrs. C. 0 . Jones and Mra. P. B. Adams, and the groom-elect’s mother, Mra. L. E. Walker, Mra. M. L. Nlehola, Mra. Clyde Thomai, Mrt. Greg Walker and Mrs. C. W. Johnson. Also the Mines Deanna Ni­ chols, Rosemary and Jeanne Southward, Pam Jones, Vicki Wesslund, Carolee Ostcrholm, Frances Strickland, Betsy Williams, Dian Aiken, Vida Sue Smith, Merritt Phillips, Jeanne Robson, Rote Kratxert, Brenda Brown, Kay Ivey and Peggy Jane Lundqulst. ford. After resting up a few day* at home, Mrs. 8lmpson and the girls, Jan, Susan and Mia* Gbaa* to Ik* daughter of ft* late Mr. tives. Enroute bom* they earn* through Bassett, Va.. to set Mr*. Ray Hito and children. Mrs. Hit* b a form er neigh­ bor of the Simpsons, in San­ Mr*. Fraak Mauler •ad Ik* late Mr. as Sydaey Octavius Cksse, ad ef Seated. Ike b a graduate e f M s Skiptsy School, Brya Mama; Fa., sad Hollto* College, V a , tad b bow employed by Ik* First Natkmal Bank, la A t b a ts, Ga. Mr. Brigkt to Me warn ef Mr. aad Mr*. Joseph E lite! •right, o f Valdosta, aad ths gnadsoa of tho late Mr. aad Mrs. Ntwtoa bright, ef Kaaiw sure, Ky., a n d Thomas Briggs Goaveea* aad tlia lata Mrs. Coaverse, of Valdu.Ma. He waa educated at Christ School, Arden, N. C.j lbs Georgia last! tut* of Tec hootegy, Atlanta; the University of Vlrgtala, Charlottesville, and to bow studying tow ad the University « t Georgia, I* Athens. He to a a tm b e r ef Phi Delta Theta, social fra­ ternity, and PM Delta fU . total fraternity. The wedding to for Nov. n . Becky went to Clearwater far n few d ayi, leaving Mr. Simpson and the boya at borne to keep house. They stayed with Mrs. Simpson's sister-in-law and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kok. Jan decided to atay for ■ longer vbit. She accom­ panied the Kok family on a vacation and (he group U now touring Tennessee. They will bring her homo a few days before school starts and spend a few days to Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron O. Compton, Monroe Corner, Sanford announce the birth o f an eight pound, six ounce daughter, Aug. U at Semin­ ole Memorial Hospital. This to the couple's first child and they have chosen the name Angela Sue. Mrs. Compton Is the for­ mer Shirley Diane F.ber. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Eber, of Sanford. Paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Viola Compton, of Rhodls. N. C. Flemings We’ re Proud to have with ut Mm. 31)rile Hledao# of ef Dellary and Grace DavU. ”..... New Arrivals 8AGE REMARK from the Lions Pause that haa quotable merit . . , “ When the going seems easy, check to make sure you art not going downhill!" And here’s another splffy one from the earns aource . , “ The trouble with bucket The inme thing applies to scats to that nut everyone both sexes, I think, for there has ths snmt site bucket!" are no week eml«, holidays s e e and few daya o ff In the rush, FALL BOWLING leagues hurry, run here—run thrre, are getting organised again type, answer the telephone and here's a plug for this world o f the press. fine sport. The reporter see* everyone If you can spare the time, In town but his own family. join a league and du some He knows what’s going on regular bowling. Your fel* every where In the world ex­ lowahlp with teuin mates, cept at home. the healthy exercise and the And the rurloux appeal of lively fun of competition will that knowledge Is such that bring tome much • needed It outweighs the routine spark to your spare hours things hopelessly. Nothing and I guarantee that you will hrenks a reporter's hrurt more find yourself enjoying it than to miss out on a story thoroughly. or get scooped by another • • • source, nnd his indignation HEARD AROUND the o f­ and rnge know no bounds fice where the Herald Angels when he finds out about sing these days Is the tune, something by reading it In “ You gotta have Heart . . . thp paper! nil you really need is Heart." “ How come I didn’t know Your reporter will still he She la aura to add her around the Herald for a while about thi.sT" he cries in a ■peclal touch to any arena In yet and will always be here in hurt ton« o f voice. Hut news keeps no business her beautiful (aria, with their spirit, for there’s nothing hours. It doesn't happen just quitn as exciting as newspa­ from U to 6. It goes on all per work. Probably the most Interest­ the tlnto nnd more often ing thing shout a newspaper than not it happens at night, Is that you never know when nnd on Saturdays and Sun­ days. you answer your phone what Bo now, without going Into Is happening, what you’ re a lot o f details, you ran draw going to l>« doing In the hext hour, or maybe for a couple your own conclusions about your reporter rhunging jobs. of days. Th.. Heart Association is a TTiere are very few dull wonderful organisation, dedi­ momenta around here, and fourth estate folks being the cated to a gient humanitarian strange breed that they are, cause, in wurrlng on a dis­ Beautiful • D'allnrtbe there's a magnetic undercur ease that affects nearly all of us ill one way nr another, PLACE M A T S - rent and an affinity that nev leaving distress and suffering er dies. Wlde Variety Oi Hut on the news ami edl wherever it strikes. Mlylre A C’nlore — To he affiliated with th.1 torial side, the hours are long Foam Rubber Harking fight to overcome this “ heart­ and the days nnd weeks run From 73c Hath breaking'* enemy wilt ho a together, and you sometimes source o f pride. don't see your family except MRS. NEI.L FURMAN, fur a few minutes at a time, wife of our good Col. II. A. I've heard it suid that Furman, superintendent of newspaper man should never (lifts • Card* • Hooka the Bnnford Naval Academy, marry, for he will be a die (Formerly McVlcarn) arrived over the weekend to appointment to his wife and 2 1 0 E . F ira t St. join her husband here. She a stranger to his children, wax accompanied by the Colnnel’s other twin son, Richard, brother of Jimmy who has been assisting tho superin­ tendent in his jidi here of es­ tablishing the new school. The Furmans will make their new home in laxh Arbor end the boys will shortly re­ NOW THRU SEPT. 3 — turn to Castle Heights school in Tennessee, as they arr older than the group which will attend the Sanford REG. 12.30 KEG. 10.00 school. $ 10 Surjptufi ■■■•..... MISS LUCIA DUVAL CHASE Sanford Personals Sir. and Mrs. Ben Howland Patty, are home a gala after and two daughters, Donna and an interesting vacation to the mountains. They camped at Bridal Couple Feted B y Aikens Mbs Suzanne June* and her fiance, Teddy Walker were honored at an informal after dinner party Monday night, given by Mr. and Mrs. Dick Aiken. JANET MACEK, eiuht yeur old duuifhter o f Mr. and Mrs. Cheater F. Macek, o f Geneva, celebrated her birthday with u party at the home of Mr. und Mra. Richard Hoogerwerf, 2-131 South Willow Ave., in Sanford. En­ joying the celebration left to rljfht are, Sherry IIooRerwerf, the honoree, Jane Macek, Frank Mucek, Puttie and Timmy Hoogerwerf and Laura and Donna Macek. (Herald Photo) Personals By Mra. Adam Muller Matt Thursam celebrated his birthday, last week. uf Mrt. Wil­ liam Bragg are her daughter and granddaughters, Mrt. C Mettlna, Joan and Darlene, from Washington, D. C. Recent guest* of Mrt. N. Gerstenek at her hum* on Narcisiua Drive were Mr. and Mrt. David Williams, son, Steve, and Mra. V. Williams and two brothers, Dennis and Thomas. It was an enjoyable family get-together as Steve, who b serving to the U. S Army, it just home from duty in Alaska. HU next tour of duty will be in Maryland. LITTLE MISS DERBIE EMANUEL celebrated her fifth birthday with u party at the home of her mother, Mra. Carol Emanuel, in Enterprise. Other tmuill fry invited to join in the celebration wore Judy Goodwin, Cindy Oglesby, Roy and Janie ('oben, Joe ami Jeff Hruce and David nnd Tony Emanuel. Thu children enjoyed games, re* frahmenta of birthday cake and ice cream und helped the honoree open her gifts. (Cox Photo) Don’t Be Caught Short-Less 3 daya only • Thurn. • Fri. • Sat. Over 200 Pair* Of HhorU: Bermudas — Jamaica.—Golf Lraxth aad Short Shorta. All Ref. Block Bites 9 to IS Vi Mra. N.• “Lyon » * *• Lynn *’ J « l aad daughter. Pat, have returned home after a visit with Mrs. Lyon’a ,i ,t er l0 d her family, * Mr. and Sirs. Alford Dlori and their mother, Mr*. Blos­ som Ga Nun, in Miami. (REG. I HOLE PUNCH) 500 SHEETS only 9 9 * I DeBary Houieguests BEST QUALITY NOTEBOOK FILLER PAPER Elkmout, Tena., near Gatlinburg in the Great Smokies and made many lightseelag trips throughout the area. After returning home, Don­ na left for a vbit with a friend, Susan Cheaney, to Ft. Lauderdale. She plana to stay as long as possible before school starts again. Mr. and Mra. Abraham L. Lincoln, of Eldorado Drive have returned from a 13 day trip to Roanoke Island and Driver, Va. While there they attended an outdoor perform­ ance of the historic pageant play, “ The Lost Colony." It is a story about Jamestown and the colony under Queen Elizabeth and their ordeal with the Indians. occasion and waa arranged with bouquets of mixed summer flowers. Yellow was the predominant color on the dining (able that was graced with flowers flanked with burning yellow tapers. Mrs. C. W. Johnson presided at the punch bowl. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Jones, Mr. and Mrs. L. E. 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Knowles ipeaking to the Sanford Lions Club Tuesday, declared that "to spite and In spite of .events and people, the City of Sanford will continue to grow and become a major area of th« Central Florida Metro­ politan area. "Growth brings problems and need* to every commun­ ity and Sanford is no ex­ ception. Nearly everyone will say that money is the main GIRLS’ TOWN CAMPUS — An artist’s-«ye view o f how the community problem. porated in 1960 aa a non-profit organization to provide a home new Girl’a Town “ enmpua” in North Orlando will appear when community for '’homeless Rirla of all faiths in need of help” "However. I prefer to dif­ the $.~>.i>-milIion complex o f buildings is completed. Accordinjr fer and say that the No. 1 totween the age* o f 10 and 17. Girls will lie received front all to Girls’ Town’s national headquarters in Paint Bench, con­ problem is ‘the equivocal over the nation throiiRh reliRioua channels, local and state wel­ struction o f the residem-e-udminifttration building (center man’ ” the City Manager de­ fare organizations and fumily courts. foreffround) will begin on Sept. 3. Girls’ Town Inc. was incor­ clared. Knowles defined equivocal as being "ambiguous, doubt­ ful, questionable as regards to genuineness," and included in this category the Sanford merchants, business leaders and The Sanford Herald. Quoting from the book, "Advise and Consent," by Allen Drury; Knowles defined By The Reading laboratory the biggest problem of pro­ Written for Newspaper LOS ANGELES (U PI) — WASHINGTON’ (UPI) — gress. the Equivocal man as Evangelist Billy Graham said Enterprise Association Some 2.000 Soviet military "That perfect symbol of Tuesday night that more emo­ personnel, m o s t l y combat Before we start, let’s review mid-twentieth-century Amer­ tion In religion might spark trosips, appear to have left ica . . . He could always the last four articles briefly. ‘ a return to heartTelt faith Cuba in the last three months, find sn excuse (or being hos­ By now you should have sources with access to U. S. pitable to this, he could al­ in Jesus Christ" and help begun to think of school posi­ combat materialistic philos­ intelligence reported today. ways find a reason for not being too hostile to that; he ophy in a generation "school­ tively, trying to get the most President Kennedy told his seemed always, or so it ap­ ed in violence, *«x and mis­ out o f 't. You’ve thought n e w * conference Tuesday chief." peared, to slide smoothly just there had been "a decline” in about your courses, trying to Graham said emotion was between the sharp edges of Soviet forces in Cuba in the see just what they're driving clashing principles and there considered all right at a base­ at; you've taken a close look past two and one half months. find a glib, soft, woozy area ball game or the theater, but at your teacher to see what Rut he did not give the num­ of gummy compromise and “ If we shed a tear or show a ber. he’s getting at and how to rational* that effectively smile in church, somebody Kennedy said the U. S. mil­ work with him, and you’ve understand why they- must !>• present definition. If you blurred everything, enervated screams ’over-cmotlon*.” as they are but they should know, for example, that the itary intelligence community started a regime of outside Graham hit at "Godless all Issues, weakened firmness original meaning o f "corulla1 believed Ihe troops remaining reading on your courses so be memorized, too. and sapped resolve In a way theories” and said "the Ten .Mathematics requires the was "little crown,” you’ll were mainly concerned with that you can hold your own that hamstrung his own Commandments have b e e n most precise definitions of alt. have no trouble remeinWing (raining the Cuban armed in any class discussion. country and made It easier laughed at” in his talk before rattier than being We're almost reudy to get In the definition, "A relation that in biology it means the forces for her enemies to move a a crowd of 34,150. It was the is a strict simple ordering of petals of a flower. While "concentrated military units.” down to the hard realitirs of • • • few step* farther along the fifth session in his current A if and only if it is transi­ we're on biology, that word path they had set for them- 25-day crusade at .Memorial day-to-day study ing, but there tive, asymmetric, and con­ "deciduous conies from a "Hut there are still Rus­ is still another tool that needs Coliseum. aelves." nected on A ,” you can't af­ Latin word (decudvrc) which sians there,” Kennedy said, Graham told his audience t.i be sharpened — that is, you Knowles went on to say, "and this is still a matter of ford to fool around with the mentis “ to fall off.” have to begin to learn the "Nevertheless, the coming that religion must go deeper concern to us." Developing a course vocuhuorder of the words. You had years will bring growth to than mere attendance at jargon for each course, or to Asked to estimate how better memorize it! lury is the one thing you put it another way, you have the City of Sanford and will church services. many Soviet troop* had been Many of the definitions you can't put off. The whole require many municipal faci­ “ While I have never sub­ to develop a course vocabu­ learn will be of Latin or meaning o f the course de withdrawn, the President re­ lities, when the population scribed to sensationalism, lary. plied: "It is difficult for us to Greek origin. In a good pends oil it. Before you begin to study estimated for 1980 reaches the s u r f a c e emotionalism or say precisely.” English dictionary, you'll for a course, look thiougii projected 40,000.’ ' riaihy religious demonstra­ The administration ha* ( NEXT: Getting rrady for find the original meaning of lie listed as needs, (not in tions, I believe there is a the first several chapters of been reluctant to make public the words ns well as their a productive study evening.) order of their importance): burning need for a return to your text, pick out the fa­ it* estimates o f Soviet troops Water improvements to in­ heartfelt faith in Jesus Christ. miliar wonts and terms, and In Cuba ior these reasons: find their definitions. This is crease the city’s capacity "Nazism had fire; com­ Different intelligence chan­ from 3.3 million gallon per munism has fire ami Christ­ the beginning o f the course nels vary on how many troops vocabulary. day to 12 million to take ianity had better catch fire.” have lett and on how many care of residential and com­ But since each subject will were there in the first place. mercial growth; public lib­ require a different kind of Ulticiuls believe the Russians rary Improvements for the vocabulary you'll have to use are llkrly to remove more Inedaquate service which has a different method for ac­ troops if ihey can do so less thsn half the per cap­ quiring each kind of vocabu­ quietly. ita volumes it should now lary. Here are some of the • • • By ERNIE LUNDBLItG single factor In determining have; best ways of developing the It was variously estimated the success of citrus." Assistant County Agent A civil defense warning vocabulary for your courses: there were 21,00*) or 22,000 It was said that the water STANFORD, Calif. (U P I )system; street lights on West CAMP McQUARIUE—Over I I I history, you'll be re­ Soviet military personnel in First Street. 23th Street from A new radar astronomy facil­ quired to know the meaning 300 interested citrus people problem is simply too much Cuba at ihe height of the Or or too little at a given time ity is being established at Mellonville Avenue to French of events rather than of heard a series of talks on and place. With the great in­ tuber crisis. Kennedy said Avenue and Orlando Drive Stanford University to learn words. For example, you various aspects of water re­ crease In the Central Florida previously that 3,000 left in from 27th Street to Onora more about space and the won't memorize the wording phenomena that exist in it. of the Magnu Charta, but will sources. Byron llerlong stat population we need to plan November and, taking into Road: our basic resources—land, air account some new arrivals, a One of the activities plan­ Relocation of the central Just understand wli.it it was, cd. “ Water is the greatest and water. The impact of net of sonio 4,000 left during fire station farther south near ned for the center is the new and why it is important for 1.000 new residents will re­ March and April. technique of "bislatic radar the center of population: with English Common Law. For in­ This would have left some quire 120 acres of land and the resulting extended fire astronomy” in which scien­ stances you'd have to know 12,000-13,Ouo In late April. The 120.000 gallons of water. tists try to bridge the gap be­ coverage; that it gave privileges to the departure of 2,000 inure would techniques using A panel of water experts Proper housing for the city tween noble* rather than to peas­ discussed water legislation, leave lO.ooo-M.ooo Soviet mil­ n.aintenancc and sewer divi­ ground-based instruments and ants— but that won't require sion, the city repair shop and those using space probes to drainage wells and many itary personnel In Cuba. Most memorization. of the 2,000 recent departures explore the solar system. future shop buildings. OCALA (U PI) - The City other problems. In biology, your definitions were reported to have been Recreational center facili­ "Biatatlc” radar puts trans­ Dr. E. T. York told of the will be descriptive. For ex­ Commission Ignored requests ties in U>« Goldsboro area; mitter snd receiver at differ­ importance of the farmer in combat troops. There have ample, a deciduous tree sheds by Negro leaders Tuesday been 3,0**1 to 6,000 of these. more parks and playground ent locations—a giant trans­ its leaves every yeur. You’ll and voted nut to appoint a the nation's economy. Farm areas around the city. mitter on the ground, for in­ products have increased In be aide t<> get away without lii racial committee to study price iniicli less than nonRerouting of city traffic stance, and a small receiver too much memorization it you for greater safety and con­ in a spacccralt. Ordinary farm product*. can properly classify the segregation problems here. venience and more off-street systems have both the tramSenator Bernard Parrish Negroes have been picket­ tiling to be defined. parking; a second sewer mitter and receiver in the discussed llie legislative cit­ ing, anil more recently, cun­ I'hysies and chemistry, on treatment plant to lake care same place. rus package alid told of its the other hand, often present ducting a "selective buying Of the needs of the south The Stanford scientists say importance to the citrus in campaign" here trying to definitions as formulas. For end of tiia city ami commer­ the “ bistatlc” method—which By I'nllril Press International diistry. example, Foice equals Mass break down segregation bar­ cial developments. Rain fell in the Southeast will be used by the new cen­ The necessity for producing rier*. Knowles said that a marina ter in connection with a plan x Velocity, and Carbon Diox­ County Prosecutor E. G. a citrus concentrate that has today, and in several place* ide equals CU-2 (that's easy Is a desirable need but it ned probe of Mars in late Muslch petitioned the City uniform good quality was the downpour wom heavy and appears far more feasible to 1964—gives more detailed in­ if you know that "dl” meuiis Court to bar spectators at the stressed, it should also he the winds were harsh. "tw o "). You can remember Induce private capital to un­ formation about tile surface Washington, D. C„ and s u b ­ Aug. 2H arraignment of a properly priced and advertis­ dertake this project in con­ of a planet and characteris­ these furmulaa better if you group of Negroes on various ed. The growers were told urban northern Virginia v*.i. junction with a yacht club tics of its atmosphere. anti-segregation demonstra­ huw the statisticians arrive drenched by 3 !) Inches of rain restaurant type structure on tion charges. The new center is a joint at the annual crop estimates. in six hours, giving It nearly the bandshcll pier. project of the university and The petition, noting that We will get this year's csti- five Inches of rain for a IH On the subject of a barge Stanford Research Institute, a hour period. the local NAACP had urged mute on Oct. 10. terminal, Knowles took issue privately operated organiza­ Andrews Field and BulkSome interesting principles its members to "pack the with The Herald for an edl* tion. Financial support comes courtroom to sec that justice of grove irrigation were dis­ Airport had 2.71 and 2.03 inch torial stand supporting the mainly from the Air Force NEW YORK UPI) M M is done," asked the ban ap­ cussed by Dr Robert Koo. He cs during the six hours port facility, saying that the A tornado was reported al Cambridge Research Labora- Royal Dutcli Airlines Tuesday |ply to those "who have no demonstrated by his figuies engineering feasibility study tories ami the National Aero­ denied report* from Havana |legitimate business witn the that it pays to irrigate if it Forsyth, Ga., Tuesday altermatte of this proposal by Gee noon, and twisters formed nautic* and Space Adminis­ it intends to resume air er- i court." is done properly. and Jenson In 1937 allowed Muslch said if Negroes Seminole County residents during thunderstorms d i d tration. with additional aid vice to Cuba. that llie undertaking would re­ from the National Science KI.M's semi-weekly flights jammed the courtroom, they attending tiic institute arc: about $?S,0oo damage to small quire financing approaching [ Foundation and the Ufficc of between Curacao and Havana would "create disorder and Edward Zimmerman, Mrs. buildings and trees at Kuluw $1 million prior to It being were discontinued in October cunfujiun" which would not Katherine Ladd, Mrs. Henry Springs, S. C. Naval Research. given a chance to meet operA number of founds wa* 1942 at the height of tfie help “ the tense relations" tie- Simpson, J. V. Stowell, Mr. iting costa. tween whites and Negroes. Cuban crfii*. snd Mrs. Venanicio A.Jriatico, seen aruund Shaw in north"1 have steadfastly opposed The airline said llie inJack Bolt, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. central Mississippi. Once Too Often such a financial burden be­ CISCO GROVE. Calif. (UPI) correct report p.'oba bly was Carter and Carl Lind. Charles Slieplierd, II, ol ing left solely to the municipal1 —Two construction men made basest on the fact it operated On Thursday the topics will Fairfax, Ya.. druwned when taxpayers of Sanford tu carry , a slight error in setting oil ! a special Might to Havana be: The liquid dry fertilizer bis sports car was inundated1 alone," Knowles emphasised. ) dynamite for a highway job I last Wednesday and will ope­ program, new citrus hybrids, and swept away by the over "The project la definitely The blast showered tons of i rate another one today in LONDON ( UPI) - William information on llie burrowing Mow from rains in Arlington an area project and should rock down on eight dribs! connection with a change in Kinsclla left Tuesday night nematode, fail management Alexandria, Ya. police re­ not be considered feasible un­ valued at more than Jtoo.oou. , Dutch ambassadors to Cuba. 1for Sydney. Australia, with practices in cold injured ported water 10 feet deep in 1 til there are assurances of "T h e'e Mights will not carry Ids wife and their t2 child­ groves, a summary of tiie some residential areas and a The men were fire-1. two|Tiy loads for the proany ordinary commercial ren. ranging in age from one discussions on the care of number of families were retraffic,” he posed barge \ n culaerexsuloinp— tin passengers," the airlit:« em ­ : to 20. void damaged citrus groves, moved ill boats. pointed out. A nuclear explosion produces phasized. "KL.M does not Kinsclla plans to live in and a session on the costs of four destructive effects — have any present phn* to Australia. As "assisted Im­ rehabilitating and financing Newfoundland, which In Hispaniola is another oam1) blast, heat, early fallout and operate commercial service migrants" the family paid freeze damaged cilius glov­ elude* Labrador, became' a to and from Havana.” delayed fallout. | a total taro of only fit. tor llie island ot Haiti. es. province ot Canada in 1919. More Emotion 3 0 Days To Better Grades Red Departures In Religion, First Learn Jargon Of Courses In 90 Day: Set Graham's Plea At 2,000 Men Water Program Aired A t Meet Stargazing By Radar Planned Ocala Rejects Bi-Racial Unit Some Southern Areas Drenched A irline Denies Plan To Renew Cuban Service London Family Seeks New Life •’Super-Right" Western FORK CHOPS “ L. IV Center JANE PARKER FRESHLY BAKED SPECIAL! Apple Pie 39* Angel Food -wr 39* Tea Bags JANE PARKER LIGHT TENDER CAKE SPECIAL! OUR OWN EASY BREW SPECIAL! GREEN CABBAGE . . . 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S Magnolia Asa. at 2nd Si., Sanford, Fla. ru �5-H Club Elects Miss Janice Foy By Ualtod Press laterwatlssal A bomb blasted tbs front o f a Negro Integration lead* or’a hasna In Birmingham, AU-, Tuesday night digging a two-foot hole In the ground and bringing 2,000 angry rock-hurling Nerrors to the Shota were fired but no se­ rious casualties were report­ ed. Police fired over the heads o f tho milling Negroes and aeveral ahota were fired from • darkened area by unidenti­ fied persons. The blast, beard 10 miles away, shattered windows, loosened bricks, blew In a garage door, damaged two cars and slightly damaged one room Inside the house ot attom ey Arthur Shores, a long­ time court battler In Alabama integration cases. One policeman was struck In the head with a rock and taken to a hospital during a tens# period when Negroes cwngrwgntwd near th« slto of the bombing. In other developments in ths ration’s turbulent racial scene, Negro demonstrator* promised more protest march* ea today In raclally-terse Plaquemlne, La., ■ *mall town on tha Mississippi River. In Mobile, Ala., s federnl court Judgs was scheduled to rul# on s plan to desegregate the city’s grads schools. NEW OFFICERS o f the 5-II Club o f young horseback riilcrs met Monday to install new officers o f their organization for the coming year. Front row left U Janice Foy, new president and at right is Linda May, secretarytreasurer. Standing are County Commisioner John Fitzpatrick; Leslie Hnrtwig, reporter; Ilccky Giles, chupluin anti Lindu Hail, program chair­ man. (Herald Photo) Presidential elector* meet to c u t their vote* in Utcir respective states. WASHINGTON (U P !) to fly to Cape Cod today for an overnight visit with h.» family. 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Members o f the 6-H Club met Monday with Commls* sinner John Fltipatrlek to dis­ cuss the use o f a piece of county property for the train­ ing and riding of their horaes and construction of a riding ring and facilities. Fitapstrlrk assured the club that the county would allow them to use the land, which la o ff Dpsala ftoad, near the sanitary landfill, and that he would look Into the matter of getting some assistance for them in the matter of clearing a portion of the property. in other business the club installed new officers for the yenr with Janice Foy taking over as president. Other o f­ ficers are Linda May, secre­ tary-treasurer; Leslie Hurtwig, reporter; Hecky (illes, chaplain, and Linda Dull, pro­ gram chairman. Counselor for the group is Wes (files. His Family McCRORY STORE • SAVE ON Seminole Plaza Hwy. 17-92 Casselberry B A C K -T O -S C H O O L C L O T H IN G �The Ratification Debate It is evident that the whole of United States foreign policy will be brought under review as the Senate debates the partial test-ban treaty. This is good. The American people have not had the occasion for such a thorough review since the eurly post-war years when the policy was created. Even an event of the magnitude o f the showdown on Cuba, year be­ fore last, did not suggest any fun­ damental change of direction for the United States. Cuba was in the direct line of the Berlin blockade, the war in Korea and the multi­ tude o f incidents when the main object was to stop Communist ag­ gression before it really got started. The present treaty does not, in our judgment, call for a significant change o f basic policy. Hut a great many people think it does and should. A great many other people think it does and should not Hence the need for a broad debate. It is our conviction that the treaty, which we confidently hope and exjwct will In* ratified, does not begin a new policy but consti­ tutes a logical and significant ex­ tension o f the old. It Is not the American p olicy that is now changing. It is the Russians who may— or may not— lie adjust­ ing themselves somewhat to the fail­ ure o f standard revolutionary' meth­ ods to achieve what they were ex­ pected to in the |>ostwur era. Since the cold war began it lias been the central idea of Western policy that the way to deal with the intention of communism to expand was to face it firmly, immediately, wherever it showed itself, with such strength that expansion was clearly unprofitable. To be sure, Communist power has not been rolled back in the postwar years. To bo sure it has had some successes since the satellites and China were swallowed up and an East-West line was drawn in earnest. But in the main confrontations the West held firm, and by comparison with the steady forward march of Hitler, the Communist leaders have been blocked. The basic aims of Soviet com­ munism toward the outside world probably remain the same. As Gov­ ernor Rockefeller tersely said, "The treaty partially banning tests has be­ come a symbol of the hopes and the yearnings for peace of hundreds of millions o f people. But the threat to freedom remains." And he properly reminded Americans that Commu­ nist strategy historically alternates between periods o f planned conflict and periods of planned relaxation. The present period may represent merely the latter. At the same time it could rep­ resent something additional. The Russians at any time could decide to modify somewhat the strategy that has shown no realistic possi­ bility of conquering the world. There is nothing in Western policy which would bar taking account o f Western success. It is to everyone’s interest to encourage any possible sign that the Russians plan more than a momen­ tary readjustment — and guard with unabated strength against a mere feint. They have been unwilling up to now to check the onrushing nuclear arms race. If they agree to a first mild, largely symlwlic, step in that direction, they might be willing to follow with additional safeguard steps. We shall see. As Secretary of State Rusk suggested, it will prob­ ably be a considerable time before we find out. If these points are valid, the United States will reaffirm the na­ tion’s central postwar policy in its broad contours and will hold itself o|>en for building on top of that pol­ icy, consistent with it, any struct­ ure of stability that can he safe­ guarded' This would not be u change. But it could be—depending on the Russians — progress. (Reprinted from The Christian Science .Monitor.) Letters To The Editor restore order", however It left out the fact that the U. N. troops killed many of the trusting Katanga province citizens and destroyed their property. Many people do not know that the U. N. Charter con­ flicts with our Constitution in many ways, that the Charter follows very closely the Con­ stitution of the Soviet Union. Many people do not know that the machinery has been set up to turn over our mili­ tary might to the U.N. in Three p lu s e s and leave on­ OUR BOARDING HOUSE ly enough men and weapons under U.S. control to sulxlue SEYCNTY-FlYBCERtS FORA any small internal uprisings. VALUABLE MEIKUM3 UkY, t h a t book '^ a t , t o s a n We have nfaile a commit­ T u t s ? Y o u c y ic c M , vine N id x l yVORWt ABOUT 5 0 CENTS— Tfc.lL MYFKlfcNO.'litfc- AIAYOK, ment to purchase up to Sloo MAYBfc V S IF YOU H Y 1 HU ABOUT Tn RACK6T YoU'Ki . million of U. N. bonds last H i n d i h o / b O t T U - t e l l Yo u RUNNING, THf ONLY year using your and my tax V«RAT I ’LL DO, S IR — I'LL AUOYJ R l a d i N' Y o u ' l l h a y c f s Y ou * o m it t c y / a k d a n dollars. Wc are paying over TH'NUMBER OM . ENCYCLOPEDIA C.L.T— WITH 30' ; of the tremendous opera­ YOUR SHIRT/ a . . m i Yo u r n a m e in g c l o n n c R & ting expenses of this mon­ till . m J / R< f ' i strosity. A largo group of riT r personnel from communist countries is attached to the U. N. and it is a known fact that almost all personnel in these positions are trained in subversion and espionage. Ex-President Hoover in a speech in West Branch. Iowa on August 10. 1962 made this statement: “ The UN. has failed to give us even a hojie of lasting peace If free na­ tions are to survive they must have a new stronger .h a t * «ull In K.|uH Coin pi h-an Uroustlt s e s ln .r you organization." W in st « n fors’s i.Y ' V aartalM Aa K IL E KM SA.VKV. In Ih s Churchill stated: "Don’t pay fu r P * r d anoumharl m ult C o u rt of tli* N in th attention to the U \ " Many ,lic it ! C irc u it. In and fo r fo llo w in g tlaacrlbad rai a rty , to -w lt : nlii ila County. F lo rid a . of the members »t the U.N. ta il S t. Illook H of Nj r illT A l i r IIK H E IIV hi XIm an’s Paradlaa, ( Itself show their non belief i m : d . o iti> E iu :i> v m > it r .h a rry, gsmlnols C ;m t:t » to rtla >our Answ sr in it by not paying their as­ F lo rid a , according to th tli* C la rk o f aal'l C ourt ord p la t racordad In sessments. <] to aarva a "py th tr s o f Book S. Paga IS an on tha P la in tiff or P la in I believe that the citizens o f P jb tlo Raeor la of fa a tto rn *]i h * r * ln on o r of the US A . are awakening Inota C ounty. F lorida, fo ra t! i* S ir ! <1*7 o f H ap t. lb *r 1S4J. T h a naina v f 1110 haa haan fllad agslnat lo tiie truth about this organ­ lin t I f f * a tto r n * ) la J»n»aa In lh a a b o y a -* t)l' <1 o il, ization aa-1 that is the reason K jo r r t U , am i bl« address ta abort tit le o f wh > ' • Itthe U.N. has resorted to ad­ 7 \ .rill vtaanoiu Atony*, VV. VVIgglna and Kdn tendo. Florida. I f you fa ll V Vltglna. hta wkfa. Plain vertising in the newspapers do an a U sers* P io Cun* varaua. A lla n I> Johnaoo.i and on T.V. to try to regain ■to w ill ha *n » *r« .l saalnat fondant, and yod are r*«jl »oy of youfj y for Ih# r a lla f d *m *n d sd lo aa rv* a support. • w «r or o thar plaudln »h- C om plaint Respectfully, TO •< VUK F l 'R T IU t R N O T I- th a C o m p la in t on Pla V tto rn ay. C a rro ll liu r h El> lh a t Ih * na tu ro nr aalil Vernon Fcddcrson It ia fo r P a rtitio n u ' U n d a . i n H anford A tU u llo Nu (Kd. Note: Until another 10 d ta c rlp tlo n o f tha rant Bunk B u ild in g . Sanford and b e t t e r organization oparljr procaadad aaalnat la Id a. and flla tha orig in aw ar or o tlta r p fo llo w a : comes along in ith effort Lo ts N ot. *»T. ♦»» and SOI ufflco o f tho to promote world peace and » f tha To w n o f L o rn wood. C irc u it C o u rt on day o f Hapta F lo rid a , according lo P la t tna Sth settle the problems between th aro n f. a» raenrdad In A.I*, m l . I f you fa ll to countries, The Sanford Her­ P la t Book I. a t P ag*a I I an, a d - c r - - pro collfaaao th ru 21, o f Ih * P uhllc t>« ta kvn a g a in ,l you fo r t ald must support the United 7t«. ,rd * o f ti*m ln o la c o u n ­ r a lla f dam andrd In tha i * " Nations.) p la in t. I Dear Editor: I have heard that you would not print items which were considered controversial but I know that this is not true as 1 have Just read the ad­ vertisement in regards to the U.N. for which you contri­ buted valuable space. In paragraph four the ad states that we should express our views to our neighbors, friends, etc. I request that you run this short letter, in your editorial section, so every one can read what my views are. 1 believe that the advertise­ ment starts correctly but the sentence is not complete. It should read "The U.N. isn't perfect but it's our best hope.’ ' “ (or obtaining One World government'' "the sec­ ond quote is the part leil out. The second paragraph also has an incomplete sentence. It states "In the Congo, for example, the U.N. helped to 771 20 ty . F lo rid a . W lT.N E ltH SIT HAM* a* , r k o f aald C irc u it C o u rt „ f i,itno.a C ounty. F lo rid a , and , n m tI o f i*ald C u o rt. at Ranrd, H am lnola C ou nty, S’lorld a, la D U * day o f A ug ust, 1>*>. KALI . . ^ . A rth u r H B a o k w lth . Jr. C la rk of tha C lro u lt C o u rt In and fo r gam lnola C o u n ­ ty , F lo r id a l l > : M a rth a T . V lb la a l**u u t> C la rk o rra ll a. Ilo r r a ll Ito rn a y a at Law ij N o rth S la a o o lia A v tn u a rlando, F lo rid a ubllah Aug. St. :» * tv D la-M m s. T h la Itahad S '" -a a • . waok *r ^ . unaacutlva w .t k a i f H anford ll- r a l d , a n» / _ . >iad lu Sam ....la / ( Poat Florida, Dsi*d this tta a*> (area. ust. A U I I B . (HEAL) jt i t la l A rth u r II. It. • la rk » l i If , By M a rth a T . | I*.C. I--------CA It It * 'L L U L Il h t . Iitlo n V tlarn a y fo r P ia ln til P. O Uraatr /. Any SsnfurO, F lo rid a i 1 1 1 19 I ’ uhlish; A u<. t, 14 l % li! 19 IKZ •XCtpf CLL-.i OVER 33 YEARS At First A Palmetto (Alongside old post office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpetn • Furniture • Tile • Pianos * Rental Bed* Peter Edson "Suppose You Could Get U p More Pressure?" Political WASHINGTON (NEAT — President Kennedy is handing Congress its hottest potato of the year in an advisory panel report recommending salary increases of more than $22 million • year for the top 1,610 civilian officials in the federal government. Notebook career civil service pay scale*, where top salaries are now $25,500. grading down to $17,* 000 for das* 0. Since salaries o f these high civil servants were increased by the Federal Pay Act of 1002, with a second stage raise due next Jan. 1, it is believed unlikely there will be immediate pressure for further raises at these levels. While Congress now has be­ fore it legislation to raise mil­ itary pay scales at a cost of $1.2 billion a year, the sal­ aries of top civilian govern­ ment officials have not in­ creased sime 11*50. In proposing that their pay be increased now, the Randall panel is seeking better com­ parability, though not equali­ ty, with top salaries in pri­ vate industry. It 1* hoped that four prin­ cipal benefits wilt result: • The government will stop losing its top career ami non-career executives to prlvate industry. • Salary rquality o f con* grrssiuen and assistant secte. tarics in the executive depart* mrnl* will be restored. This should enable the executive branch to recruit more o f ­ ficials from the mctnliert o f Congress who now take a pay cut to switch. • The government will have more luck In recruiting top quality brnins from the foundation* and the univer­ sities. • The frderal government can better compete with sal­ ary scales o f the more ad­ vanced state governments. This adjustment would grant pay raises o f up to 50 per cent for members of Con­ gress. the judiciary and ex­ ecutive department brass. Pension Increases would add another It million. There are definite political complications to any action now on the report o f the 10ntember panel headed by Clar­ ence It. Randall, former board chairman o f Inland Steel. Members of the panel In­ clude Gen. Omar Rradley. for­ mer Defense Secretary Rob­ ert l.ovett, former Health, Education and Walfarr Secritary Marion ft. Folsom and retireit Supreme Court Justice Stanley Reed. They rernmnteml that the proposed sal­ ary increase go into effect Jsn. !. Tiie key wont there, the one If the raises are not approv­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — ed this year, it will he almost In politics. It is important to that stamps it as the work impossible to get them passed bo able to distinguish be­ of a trial balloonist, Is "quiet­ In lUtil. tween a trial balloon ami a ly". If his friends thought For few Congressmen would lead balloon. Many a politi­ that I.unghuster really had ■ have the gall to vote themcian has turned loose what he chance, they already would selves a $ 1,000 a month pay thought was a trial balloon raise in an election year. have hired • brats band. only to have It drop on his Here are highlights o f the Should thla balloon produce fool ami fracture a couple of Randall recommendations: any sort o f reaction other tootsies. Vice President, Speaker o f than hysterical laughter, e Others have been known to House, $35,000 to $60,000, second one will bo sent aloft. rupture their lungs trying to Chief Justice, Supreme “ Some of the prospective Such dreams, however, arc blow air into the uninflatnhle Court, $35,500 to $t!0,000. candidates for next year'a vnricty, often of the recurring type. Associate Justices, Supreme presidential nomination are Despite such Inwards, how­ That means they nppear again Court. $35,000 to $00,000, quietly working behind the ever, it appears that we are Cabinet level secretaries, and again, though maybe in scenes in a 'Stop Lungbuster* in for a rather active balloon mnneuver." sonu-whnt different forms, $25,000 to $50,000. season during the next few Ambassadors, Class I mis­ A hulloon of that tort gets like Pharaoh's different ver­ months. The H'ttl national sions, $27,500 to $50,000, its lift front th# fact that conventions are still ubout a sions of Ills twin dreams. Career ambassadors and the person being stopped ac­ Some people profess that ministers. $20,000 to $35-$ 15,- year nwuy and alreudy a cou­ tually has never started. Ik ple o f exploratory gasbags they never dream, hut we 000. presages the launching o f atill have appeared on the horizon. know that is not so. They sim­ Courts o f Appeals Judges another type. When Inst seen they were ply forget tin ir dreams when $25,500 to $15,000. "Sen. I.ungbuster had quiet­ losing altitude fast. Appar­ they awaken. Undersecretaries, top agen­ ly passetl the word that he Many people likewise say cy heads, $22,500 to $15,000. ently the luunrhcrs were utl would not accept second place able to get all the lead out. they sleep tike a log and nev­ Commission c h a i r m e n on the ticket." Trial bulloons have one er move all night. smaller agencies, $20,000 to thing in common—a certain Yet scientific lists of sleep, $ 10,000. ers show that they move some Asst, secretaries, commis­ amount of flutulenee. Itcyoml AUTO part of their body every few sion members, $20,000 to $35,- tlmt they may vary widely in shape ami size. minutes from dark to dawn, 000. Possibly there are a num­ partly to promote better circu­ Members of Congress, $22,ber o f children, and maybe a lation. AIR CONDITIONER 500 to $35,000. f«w under-privileged adults, For too prolonged pressure District. Tux ami Customs who huve never sent a trial o f any part o f the body will Judge*, $22,500 (o $35,000. balloon. cut off circulation, Ybat's Chiefs of nmjor bureaus, Fur their benefit, and for whnt happens when you soy $10,500 to $33,000. othrrn who may lived a re­ your foot or arm “ goes to Smaller agency heads ami fresher course in trial hnlloon s le e p ." deputies, $P.l,lt0ll to $30,000. ircognitiott, I shall undottake Subconsciously, therefore. Plus Installation Congress is m* far bcliin I to list the identifying fea­ wc move hunds anil arms, a« |„ Its work Hint the President 2 Yr. Factory Warranty tures nf some of the more well as legs und fe«t, and even |is suirl to he unsure he wants familiar types, roll from side to side to int- , to recom m end these ruines. JONES "Friend* o f Sen. I.ungtnisProve circulation. ! Nevertheless, it is expectter are quietly working behind Sometimes in a dtcuio we ,d aottle hills to ruine salaries AUTO SERVICE the scenes in an effort to ohrnny even solve n problem will he introduced soon. The tuin the presidential nomina­ 1003 S. Sanford, FA 2-l28« tliul worried us jtt t before administration may wait to tion for him next year.” we went to bed. j see wliat these bills look like So send for my booklet nn and what the rruction from “ Abnormal Psychology and |the country will ho before Dreams" enclosing u long, pulling together its own prostamped, return envelope, plus pu-al . 20 cents. | The general expectation Is V O * ______________ KT. 1935 It helps you harn«-ss your that Congress will not accept Molniinscious ntimll j these recommendations in full. I N S U K A N C E A T A S A V / A fO V (Always write to Dr. Crane One suggestion is that the in care of this newspaper, en­ $50,000 for cabinet members closing a long stamped, ail will lie cut to $ 10,000. Isjwer | liievst-d envelope ami 211 cents grades would then lie cut I 114 So. Palmed* to cover typing ami printing denn proportionately to about coats when you st-nd for one $20,500. Phone PA 2-0814 This would lead Into the | of his booklet*.) Dick West Says , Dr. Crane's Balloons Aw ay Worry Clinic Vera wonders if dream* I still believe to a mild degree have prophetic value, since the in tho prophetic value in Itilde tills us that Joseph be­ dreams. For example, if you are came prime minister of Egypt under prolonged dread, as of by interpreting I’harouh’ s your boss, or of some disease twin dreams. Modern psychia­ or the police officers, then trists do find n mild form o f your recurring “ fear" dteums prophetic value in modern limy serve as the vnlid basis dreams, as explained below. for certain predictions about CASE Q-127: Vers G., ugtd the future. They may thus suggest a ID. is the coed who wanted some information about dream forth,uining mental collapse or nervous breakdown. To interpretation. "Dr. Crane," she added, "do this degree ths-y are mildly dreunts have prophetic value prophetic. nowadays ? "And why do dead ndutives reappear in our dreams with­ out then cuusing us to be sur­ prised that they are alive lly Hsl Cochran ugain ? " Proper use of the head will During sleep, parts of the keep you from cracking it by In Min me iiiiii u aloggiaii llum diving into strange streams. others. The- sluggish regions may A lot of s teen-age girl's thus eontuin the Information pleasantries to her hoy friend that one of our relatives is over the wile are phony. dead. Hut this knowledge Is thus You ran wake most every­ not available in our dream, body by pinching them, hut since sluggish arcus are rela­ net the habitual speeder. tively inactive. That's why in a dream w«When the kids aren't up muy see ami talk to n dead when Mom bus breakfast relative hilt not feel that it really they should be culled is old to liuve that dead per­ down. son bark among the living. For the information about If you really have eight this relative's death muy lx- h-.ura' work, eight hours' storrd away in that inert por­ play anil eight hours' sleep tion of the hruill! you don't have a television As r e g a r d s prophetlc set. dreams, you Hilda scholars With today's prices, wlmt may rt-cull that Jorcph rose ,|„ yl(1| have left to tuke with to the position of Prime Min- you, if you could? ister of Egypt by Inb-rpreting I Pharaoh’s twin dreams. | New |* the time for suntPhsrtoh hud dreamed that i mer brides sod wedding showseven fat cuttle wero devour- j ,.r when ull of the friends get ed by seven sciuwny, thin Mtnked. cattle. Then h«- awoke. Rut «mn be It's safer to play on the fell asleep again and dreamed golf cmirve nith a duh when that seven fat eut* o f corn he finally gets the awing of on one stalk were then devour” 1the game. ot| by seven withcird or blunt­ ed ears. A Michigan woman sued And Joseph interpreted j her maul for stealing her both dreams ns meaning sev- j hushuml. I'e careful what err years o f plentiful harvests |you leave -round the house, would then tic- followed by men. seven years of famino and drought. About all brain storms do Even belay psychiatrists Is make things look darker. I Barbs 1 . .. \ .... /7 T \r v ii /L l UllPQJJ Just te ll us how much m o n e y you n e e d to m oot a ll your seasonal expenses. Phone fo r prompt, courteous service! Cj U t*$ df.l-lH $170 00 Its GO 770 00 11700 4)700 51700 NORDIC *199 REMODELING RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL 24 Uontfctf P«rm«nti » 7.00 11.00 n .o o is o o 74 00 37 00 LOANS UP TO $600 FAMILY FINANCE SERVICE, INC. of Sanford 110 South Magnolia St...................... FA 2-4612 NO JOB TO O LET US GIVE LARGE OR TO O SMALL YO U Shomuakstfi 211 W. 25th STREET AN ESTIMATE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY PHONE FA 2-3103 �Legal Notice Television n n r . c iw c c it itM c ia riB crrr o r nom D t ii n o iK H IItlK r o t I T t . W a B M M O A f p. M c ju ir >0. isa * r cr iE R S L x A T in w u . w o r t OACE ASSOCIATION. • earparwttas. Plats tiff, -*•- JAMKn ROBERT JOHNS and HULEN M. JOHNS, hi* wife. D*fasdint(a). IO T K 1 o r H IT IN v a s T s ifis r e u c u H i i TO 1 JAKES ROBERT JOHNS ssd IIRLKN M. JOHNS, bis wlfa. WHOSE RESI­ DENCE IS I "X KNOWN AND W H O S E E A S T KNOWN ADDRESS IS: P. O BOX Til. Bl'ULLTON. CALIFORNIA: TOC ARE HKRBDT NOTI­ FIED tbit s Complaint to feraclna* a cartels murnriea encumbering tba falluwln* •ascribe* real property, teWill 1 s t If. BUek I. SCNEAXD MWTATBO, Amen4*4 Plat, aeaerdles te a plat there•T retarded Is Plat Reek It. »e#ee I t I, el the Publle Keealde of SealBole Ceutiiy. Florida. 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Noma 11:11 (l)Spnrto Float H ilt ID Waal bar ID Woathop (D President s Trip 11:11 (D Molly mesa Marfa CalraaaSo 11:11 ID Tsalta Shew One Victor Climes Kitrhea Ksheuet Fan. so mo­ del er eerlal numbers T e* Venetian Blinds. me­ tal. manufactured by senkarlh Ulnae ft Paint Comgaay, Seniors. Florida, bo medal er serial numbers, baa been filed sralnet you la tbe abore-etyled edit, the abort title o f whleh Is Federal National Mortgage Aeeoclallos, a Corperatlea erganleed un­ THURSDAY A. M. der an Aot ef Congreeo and • ;lt (D Stan am ealetlng pursuant to tbe Fed­ eral National Mortgago Asso­ • :t l (D Otgn Oa T:tt ID Waha Cp M snst ciation Charter Act. hating TiH ID P a ra Msrhst t t Its principal office In the City ••rt o f Washington. District of (D Name ft V iit k s r Columbia. Italntlff. versus. James llobtrl Johns and T :ll (1> Today (D fra-Sch ool Pianolas Hsian M. Johna. hla nils, tie7:44 (D “Mishin's Oewel fsndant(o) and you aro requir­ T la a “ ed to etna a copy of your AnSiM (D Captain X asrareo lite r or other pleading to tho ID Mlthoy Rtaoa Saam Complaint on P la in tiff! Attor­ I It III Waathar and I s o s ney, Mack X. CIs*eland. Jr., 1:11 (D Today gulta i l l Sanford Allantlo Na­ tional Bank llul'.dlng, Sanford (D Choanal • Ns s s i m Florida, and fils ths original S:l t (D Cartsaavllla A n setr or other pleading In SiOO ID Jaafe Loloaa Sham tho offlcs of tho Cltrk of tho III Amtrleao History Circuit Court on or bsforo tho (I) “ Lamps of Lears33rd day of Htptsmber, A. D. 1:11 ID Oslo Storm Shorn 1see. If you foil to do so, o IntT decree pro c-rnteseo will bo ( f) Iton.per Room taken sgalr.it you for Ibo re­ t i lt (D Sop Whoa lief demanded lit tbs Com­ ID Cartoon capers plaint. (I) Calender Tbl* Notice shell be publish­ ItiN ID Play Too* Boa oft ed ones o week for four con­ (D I Lora Loop secutive week* In Tho Hanford ID Ana llolhorn Shew ll-rald, a newspaper circulat­ l i l t Hi Prise lo Right ed In .Seminole County, Florida. (t) Tho McCoyo Dated this 10th day o f ()) December Brld o August, A. D. !)#«. I l i l t (D Conoootraltoa (SEAL) <•) Pole ft Ologyo Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. ID Bovoa Keys Clerk of Circuit Court 1I:M (D T ie r Flrot kmfteomIly: Martha T. Vlhlen, sloa t». C. ( ! ) Dots o f Life Mark N Cleveland. Jr. and i l l Erato FsrO SOasr Harold F. Johnson Attorneys fur Plaintiff THURSDAY P. M. p. o. Drawer Z Sanford, Florida 11:14 (I) K erry neeeaser Publish Aug. : u 11. ft Sept. Noma 4 . u. mi. IS :lf ID Troth or CeaseC O L -ll ID Folhor Know* Boot 11:41 It) Ouldlag Light (D be arch for Tomorrow 11:14 (D Mid-Day Report * 4 it nrtilJ fV jC J 11:11 (D NBC Roma Kspore 1.44 (I) Noma and Woolhao (4) Tho Opsa Window (D General Hospital t ilt ID L a fftla o 1:14 (I) Sllmnaoiiso 1:14 (I) Mid-Flo. Ns wo (I) Boltoso (4) As The World Taras litS (D Lofftlm t 1:44 ID Ron Jorrog 1:14 ID Tho Doctor 1:11 ID NBC Nowi 14) Dop la Const (4) Art LUhlslIsr'S Houtepert y 1:14 fit Msrw Orlfflo (4) Jsno Wyman Fro oonta 1:44 (D Loretta Touag 14) (tuosa Far a Dap 1.14 ID You Dua l lay (4) The Elga of Night (D Who Do Teu Tragi 4:44 ID The Match Ooma "Many «uU who (kite end wort (4) gssrot Storm would falho* Aao end Hate, (4) Am. Baad4tasi sayo Saisy. 4:11 (I) Make Room for Poddy (M atch (ur finany h t i l l j ) II) Mllllsotlra ID D lirottry 'l l 4 II II) Amtrltaa NowsaiaaS 1.44 II) Kronea ID U n do Wall 1:11 ID Rurns 0 Allan [ H' ii..!, ’ in, II) lluahlabarry Ifauag I II fit Weather Her 41> Beit of aror*ho (k it G (oil TV RENTAL • Salsa • Strviee Seminole TV w irn iU A vf am FA Zenith Color TV Sale* M M Sanford A to. wmi (SMCIAL PADKINS LOT) Tree Talk flUsia • Si) look 7 Males S Grass at bees 3 Shade tree • Wsdiag Sard' S BiergiMae 10 Femlnins 13 Elliptical appehatioft IS Bam 11 Ft naives 14 Wunral IS ILesuaa Use Instrument 33 Pan----U U aaU t.lv 33 Droip, m s inataato fleeer 15 Number 33 Withered 17 Ascend 34 Among 13 BelacawwsoM 33 Stager EarusS •alsr 35 Social events TOTsbldsnds 37----- Chaaa 31 Jutting tech 3d Orderly 33 Eluted :* OtM.ua 33 Psdlle Island 3S Jeastlng r 30 Turkish RUe 31 Vend ii 33Seutb*ra finetH 3J Edge 31 Chair 33 Cird pme 3d Feodjtut! tpU 33 Cudgels 39 Staring SORod*H 41 Indian pme JO 41 llorie galls 43 Dianoibark 40 Hug 30 Nelhtt leads chtrse II llaliia Clip SJConmnieu M Food grain 34 r u n t mature SI Drone bee it) Meat dish DOWN 1 Scad coverings 3 Russian Bar 3 Zolas novel Looetone— * RT 1! u ii II IT 4V«Ur / y fm k ByAbigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I s m ft 12-year-old boy and evsry day of my summer vacation I stay home alone and watch television. My mothgr works all day Ion#, Monday through Friday, and she doesn't want me leaving the house. I have nobody to talk to ex­ cept tbe dog, and if somebody heard the way I carry on a conversation with him they would think I was nuts. I am not supposed to let any­ body in the house. Can you tell me bow 1 can keep from getting bored? A BOY UNNAMED bearer of such news. And If you ARB sun, even then think twice. • s e e DEAR ABBY: My husband and I were invited to a wedding. He scarce­ ly knows the people and I have never met them. My husband la a profes­ sor, and tha brida was a former stu. dent. My -husband will be unable to attend as tha date conflicts with a previous commitment- Would it be proper for ms to go with my old­ er bschtlor brother? Must we send a gift whether w* attend the wedding or not? * MUST KNOW DEAR MUST: You ware appar. ently invited bacausa of your HUS. BAND’S former association with tha brids. In view of this fact, and sines you know non# of the people involved, it might be wise to decline the invitation. A gift la ALWAYS optiooil. . . . . DEAR UNNAMED: Boredom is only one of your problems. A boy your age needs fresh sir, exercise and the companionship of other young people. Ask your mother if there Isn’t a day camp where she can send you. A boy your age shouldn't be cooped up in the house ell sum­ mer. # • • a DEAR ABBY: My sister and I have a friend who lives in the same apartment building as we do. She went on vacation and left the keys to her apartment with her gentle­ man friend so he could water her plants und look after her goldfish. She hadn’t been gone two days when this no-good gen tl em an friend brought another woman into her apartment. All the neighbors know about it and we are afraid one of them will tell her when she gets back, should we tell her first, or shdtild wo let this man make a fool of her? FRIENDS DEAR FRIENDS: WHO was the “other woman"? WHY did the "gen­ tleman” take her there? Unless you are sure of the facts, don’t be the jaco&y CONFIDENTIAL TO IRATE AC. COUNTANT IN R I V E R S I D E : Doesn’t EVERYBODY know that in the Rules of Professional Conduct for Ths American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, it clearly states: "A member shall not violate the confidential relationship between himself and his client” ? 1 didn't think it was necessary to defend a C.P.A. who was gracious enough to do a relative’s tax work gratis, o a o O rr NOftTM <D) Rt In this hand from MAU ft A Q J 7 S Fifty-two Cards” by Marihall vm Miles, I have jhuwn the F ait ft 3 and W att cards, but you +JC Q S T should plan your play without MAST ft K1 0 S ftMSS looking at ths F ait and West f KQJ ft 1 0 1 ] hand*. ft A J i t 4 ♦ O 1U5 J 2 Don’t bother to criticize tho *9 2 4)3 bidding. Tha slain contract Is most optimistic and both ft* VAIS] North and South have over­ ft It 7 bid, but we arw concerned only with tho problem o f how to both vulnerable uiako tho contract. Analysis Nacth Kaat Swath Wret Pais o f th« lead and a review of Pass 1 ft 2 ft Pass 3 ft Pass IB the bidding don't help. You Pass Pssa • ft • ft have to find soma place to P au Pass park three littlw hearts and Opening lead— V K ths only place is dummy'* • spade suit. o f cards that w ill 1st you Do you set any combination |maka your slam ? If you do sotin ftAJiosse 44 Romas senslor 4J Redact 44 Spaed coaled 41 boiell Suck 411 1 TT II rr ii i r r ■ IE W _ •1 u TT R U M U '* 9 . 9 O o f By Oswald J you are s really fin* plsyew I f you don’ t theii look at ths East and W est bands botauta they have bean set up for that ana combination. You lead a spade and ft. iie«s« dummy's jack. If it love* you will be down three, but you werw down tw o anyway. The finesse works. Now you trump a low spsds and draw trumps, stopping in dummy. Ths ace o f spades is played and W a it’s king drops. Now dummy's lost two spades are good and you can discard your three lo s in g . heart*. Eventually you lose a diamond, but your slsrn hsi come home. W s J h s U/jDJn&n : By Ruth M illett Do yen car* whether your to talk to glrif and eft for you and for the r-H son will be good husband ma­ The husband who won’t talk be marries some day. For Post-Wedding Dajsi terial? If it really matters to his wife is no bargain in Read Ruth Milieu's “ Hu* to you, here,art a lew points any woman's musd. to Hit # a Happy Husband.” to consider: Seven. Sew that he Issms Send M cents to Ruth MllM One. Don't wait o« him hand and foot. As a mother how to mate small house­ Reader Servlca, c/o The San­ you may enjoy catering to hold repair. It's as important ford Herald), P.O. Box 4*». him, but you can be pretty for a husband to be a skilled Dept. A, Radio City Stalina, sure his wife won't wont to handyman na for a wife to Naw York IB, N.Y. keep it up. be a good cook. Two. Sec that he doesn't Eight. Give him some idea adopt a superior attitude ^Vioszic f t*rx$ of what it costs to run a toward women. Squelch him H l O t - I N THE A T R what a woman's averjr time he starts depre­ home, clothes cost, etc., so h won't TONITM ft 1 H IR 4 . cating women in general. Ofta ft C »lM 4 WHS Three. Don't give him the all come •• a complete sur­ Cfttlaa# Fas* idea that any girl who gats prise. T H S IROKIIV L O U ' Nine. Don't blame the wife him is plenty lucky, lie may M a il T ill* * l« la * get the idea, anyhow, but every time a marriage breaks C-Featara up. A lot of mothers do that don't encourage him. • W U H S L U i FLAT** —but it certainly gives a son Four. Don't run down mod­ Taaadar Wald ern girls to him. Today's the wrong idea of marriage. la Cala* Ten. See that be Is contldgirls are every bit as worth­ *■--- - — while as today's young men eryjtr of you. That will — and chances are he'll go* Jef pap*- — 1,000 INCHES as good as ha warrants. special p o r UPagt's Pita, bee that hw picks up after himself. A man who TRANSPARENT TAPE toeies his clothos on the in Platllc Dispenser floor and leaves the bedroom A necttiily to* school, Only a mess, isn't any woiusn'si home or o&dft. 1*01 idea of a perfect husband wist, m« ndlag, Six. See that he knows bov forcing, motkinfc Legal Notice ) ricrm o ra vtsti . N O T IC E IS hareby (Iv a n t u a l w# era ancagad In k u iln sil at Kirk Pla*a. Suita No. i] H*mln«l« Cnunty, Florlita, un. d«r tha (Ictlllnua nam* o ■ II N H II I N K ADVLItT INd AOENCT. and that w* tand to r**l«t*r laid m . with tha clerk of the Cl*' Court, Simluote County. .Or. Ida. lu acvordanca with tlia provlilona o f tha Flctltluua Name (ttatutaa. to-w ll: Hactlun 14144 Florida Statutaa 19iT. Slat L*< Uuia Amy Andertun Fubllah July It ft Aus. T, It. 31. 154L CDK-1J1 NOT KESPON8IRI.E Any Credit (.ranted In Th* N a m e Of AUHIE UKUOKS, dactoacd, not ba honored. WILLIAM will II. BROOKS ~ 2 9 Alto 1300*for 391 41 Crete •3 Bobir stake rr - o Gettingmarried? For Abby’s booklet, “How To Have A Lovely Wedding", send 50 cents to Abby. •acting, ale. 34 Slide 33 Hunt lag dags 37 ten d r y iPtuhibit 4# Ali assoc «1 Winter o | Tell your troubles to Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, please send a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. OndlAidqsi Joyce Kilmer, poet eipet tally noted (or In* “ A Tree,'I w ei killed in military ectloi in France in lllg . r lir tib h y ! :u Answsr te Praneue Punle ACROSS H i d of the (D u a h MCCRORY- r , OTASCO NO MONEY DOWN ON APPROVED CREDIT Seminole Plaza Hwy. 17-92 i— — m r »n rn Casselberry — »% -T O -S C H O O L C L O T H IN G �4 1__ I] unediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. F A 2 -5 6 1 2 2. Notice* . Pinsssli Classified 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W . First DtADUN K* CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tut*., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day before insertion. Mon. • Sat. soon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tues., thru Frl. * 3 P. M. daj before insertion. Mon. - Sat. •ooi. 6. For Rent VACUUM CLEANER repair*, FURNISHED Apt. Downstairs 1 Bedroom Ko. 60S S. Park. part*, supplies for Electro* lux, Kirby, Hoover, Air* RENT A BED " ’ay, Rex-Air etc. Fro* pickup. New and Used teUaway, Hospital 4 Baby Beds. . cIttneri told. FA 2-23S2. l y Day. Week, or Month CARROLL'S rURNITUBE CARD OF THANKS Ph. FA 2-5181 11S W. 1st St. To the many friends A neigh­ bors who w e n so very $**• X BEDROOM furaitbed erous with their aiiistsace apartment. FA t-0641. snd their msny expressions of sympsthy for the recent "CLEAN quiet Rooms" The Gables. FA 2-0720. death of our dear brothor Wilbur K. Blackwolder. We TWO bedroom furnished Aptextended our most sincere $53.00, 2101 Magnolia, appreciaUon. Phone FA 2-XM1. Robert TTie Blackwcldcr Family A. Williams. 3. Education • Instruction RESPONSIBILITY': TM Herald will not t>e reKINDERGARTEN REGIS • SHoaibie for more than one TRATIONS now being ac­ la earm t insertion of your ad, cepted (or fall term. Grace end reserves the rifht to re­ Methodist Church. Onora vise or reject s o ; advertise­ Rd. si Woodland. Exper­ ment from what ordered to ienced teacher, Mrs. H. B. conform |o the policies of this McCall. Modern facilities. P«per.__________________ Y’our inspection invited any weekday morning. 9:OOor. CLASSIFIED INDEX 12:00, or phone FA 2-1472 for further information. 1. Lost 4 Found SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, 114 W. First S t DEBARY, 2 bedroom furnish­ ed house, screened porch, “She's confined to quarters just about forever! She Apartment. open house Mon. thru Fri. f>. Food cleaned her Mom's wig In the washing machine!" Private entrance. 1004 Pal­ 4 to S p. hi., 32 Naranja 6. For Rent metto. Road. Tel. RE 4-9712, De6A Special Notices 12. Real Fatale For Sole 12. Real Ealate For Sale Land. 7. Business Rentals EFFICIENCY Apartment on Lake .1 BEDROOM. 2 bath, Lake 8. Beui-h Rentals First St. Near 3 city free NEW 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, ST. JOHN'S RIVER. Hurney. Furnished Camp (runt home. Ravenna Park. 9. For Sule or Rent kitchen equipped. Central parking lots and shopping on luo' waterfront lot, ad­ Newly painted inside and 10. Wanted to Kent heat A Atr-Cond. Close in. stores. No utility charges. joining lot available too. out. Total price $16,830. 11. Real Estate Wanted $123 a month. Option to Suitable (or couple or sin Call Owner at 349-3101 210 Tangerine Dr. FA 2-8320 12. Real Estate For Sale gle, also reured people. buy. 422-2378 Orlando. (Geneva). 13. Mortgage Loans FA 2-4712. 3 BEDROOM. IVY bath Home. HOUSE. Air-Conditioned. 721 14. Insurance Small down payment. As­ 15. Business Opportunity APARTMENT A Trailer. Ad­ Cherokee Circle. 322-3069. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS sume murtgage at $73.00 ults. No pets. FA 2-2117. 16. Female Help Wanted Realtor NICE Clean 3 Room Furnish­ per month. 300 Bradshaw Haymood LundquUl, Aaso. 17. Male Help Wanted ed Garage Apartment. Wa­ Dr. i^juntry Club Manor 2 BEDROOM CB House. Kit­ 18. Help Wanted ter A Electricity furnished. FA 3 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Section. 323 0378 or 322-4030. chen equipped. Carpurte. 19. Situations Wanted FA 2-1305. utility. Large corner lot. NEW LOW PRICK with IMMEDIATE Occupancy, two 20. Babysitters 13.13 Elliott Ave. Near Hall MAYFAIR: 3 Bedroom. 1 terms to suit buyer. Cua21. Beauty Salons 3 bedroom model Homes. bath, large y a r d . $100 tom-built bouse in good lo­ 22. Build - Faint - Repair Park. Phone FA 2-2061 or LAIN Enterprises, Inc. FA 2-2324. monthly. FA 2-4709. cation. 3 bedrooms, 2 lull 23. Building Materials Highland Ave. Loogwood. tiled b a t h * , hardwood 24. Electrical Services TE 8 3911. 1 BEDROOM Apartment. 3 BEROOMS. Uu baths, patio. floors, fireplace, separate 25. Plumbing Services San Sent Realty. John T. Quiet neighixtrhood. FA 2dining room and Florida 2G. Radio L Television JOHN E. FOX Zculi, Reg. Broker, 2619 S. 1162 from 8:30 to 6 p. nt. room, large “ eat in" kit­ 27. Special Services REALTOR French. Ph. days. FA 2-7459. Monday thru Friday. Ph. chen, double garage with 110 N. Park A rt. 28. Laundry Service 323 0*59 Evenings FA 2 5294. F a 2-150! any other time. twt> utility rooms, txrt 100 29. Automobile Service xl35 beautifully landscaped 2 BEDROOM frame house. 29A. Auto Accessories 4 ROOM Apartment. 308 Elm FURNISHED apt*. Newly Osteen. f A 2 2044. wilh many trees including decorated. COI Palmetto. 30. Machinery - Tools Ave. 322 202 1. citrus. Last chance at own­ FA 3*1874. 31. Poultry - Live stock FURN. Apt. 2300 Mrllunvtllc. IDYLLWILDE er leaving town. Open 31 A. Pets RENTALS Huuse now at 1314 MellonOF LOC1I ARBOK 32. Flowers - Shrubs Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. up. If yuu have j home you wish Shoemaker Construction Con* villa Ave. 33. Furniture Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. to rent or lease, or, U pany has another new lux­ 34. Articles For Sale you're looking for an excep­ FISHING, BOATING. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. ury home In the desiraole 3 LA Swnp or Exchange tionally good rental home, SWIMMING Clean and close in. Jimmie dream home section ol 33. Articles Wanted check uith Sanford’s larg At the doorstep of tins new 3 Cowan. 322-4013. IdyTIwilde near completion C6. Automobiles - Trucks est rental and property Bedroom CU Home on Uh> (or your inspection! 3T. Boats - Motors 2 BEDROOM houst. Kitchen management firm. W ell shores of beautiful Lake 38. Motorcycles - Scooters equipped. $75. FA 2 2858. both be glad you did! Sylvan. Price $I5,3U0. Call Check these features: 89. Trailers - Cabanas for appointment. a 3 Spacious Bedrooms 121 LAUREL DRIVE •10. Farm Equipment a Large Living Room 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ 1. L o st & Found a Dining-Family Room ped Huuse. $95 a month. a Luxury equipped Kitchen Ph. TA 2-4437. Real Estata • Mortgages LOST: $23 Reward for return a 2 Sparkling Balhs FA 2 2120 REALTOR — 1NSUROR of small Dog, black with SPACIOUS Home. Rose Court. 111 N. Park Are. a Patio off Family Room Ravenna Park FA 2-7495 FA 2*4091 1919 S. French Ave. small amount of white, 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. $133 mo. a 2 Car Enclosed Garage Evenings long hair. FA 2 5732. Ph. FA 2 0219 or FA 2 2376. a Central Heating System FA 2 2677 FA 2-3829 FA 2 8360 LAKE MARY — Lakeview A LOST: German short hair 3 BEDROOM House. Kitchen # Central Air Condlltoning lake privileges. CMS 1 bed­ TRAILER $63. Dewitt Trailer Pointer, nule. Tatto In ear. a Sidewalks A Paved room furnished. Intel price equipped. Unfurnished. Ph. Park. 233. Lost vicinity of Fern Streets $4300. Brown Realty. FA FA 2-1393. Park. Reward. TE 8 3197 a Water A Sewage Systems 2*5237 or FA 2-1964. APARTMENTS 801 Magnolia AIR-CONDITIONED Ull. in anytime. a And extras galore! Carpet & fireplace. New 3 Rm. furn. Apt. $63. mo. living room furniture. Mast­ St. Johns Realty Open daily for your Rupee I ll E. 8th St. FA 2 4285 er bedroom. Jalousie back THE TIME TEST!) FIRM Hon or for a private show porch. Clean. $65. Inquire 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 IX T i l l : IT H C I IT M i l n r OS' ing, call your exclusive 119 Elm. NO $-3267. m i : x i x r u j i tin i n - < i n ­ sales agents fur Ravenna t i t r o r r i . n i i m t . ix x x ii WE’LL TRADE our equity in i x T H IS m u i i r < h i n T . FURN. 2 Room Eff! ApL r o n m . m ix o m : i o i x t v . Park A Idyll slide. 3 bedroom, 2 lt.itli b"it>c X IX I II J I 1111 I S I. « IM F ! I I ' Is I h a f i r t f ? X». IST.XI private llalh ami entrance. n r ri.n n iu a ix sxh row for land, car, trader, boat p x w r n in x s t r r 1st door. IA 2-2489. ■ Ewxot.i; c a t XTV. t l l . K t . V OAADT. or auy watchaniacailit or P la in tiff. C M A M E I t r SO. IX I« I X O T II E o r *1 IT thingamabfib of v a l u e . FURN. Apt. FA 2 2800. **»• n o n R ItT \V . V V IH fllN S snd J A M I.S VV. E X U L A N n Leaving town so hurry! Pn. Real Estate—Mortgages lie iv n d a n t. E D N A I t . W lU O i> * . h i* w lf * . P la in tiff * . 8. Reach Rental.* FA 2-932U. tit N. Park Ave. 322 2420 M l m n o r XI I T IX THE X » *n : OS' T H E v* FA 2-7495 HUTCHISON Ocean front A REAL HOME. If you like Kaveona Park AULE.N D. J o H N S o .. • P A T E o r P L O n llM liv fen d an t. Evenings Apartment. Daytona Beach. T # | J A M E S tv E X O L A JfD . J r , to entertain or just want TO i ALLEN D. J O IlN ao .V . w b u i* rvilJo nc# I t u n ­ FA 2403$. SVHcMK It E S ID E N r E AND elbow room, check llua one. FA 2-3677 FA 2 3829 FA 2 *360 Stemper Agency Legal Notice Legal Notice .Stenstrom Realty wills ih* clerk of tsid Court anil to i$ rv « b tiopy upon th# Plaintiff or I*l#ln» tiff# a t t o r n * / on or b e fo r* th * H r 1 <Uy o f # * P t- *mb«r. 1JSJ. Th# n*m« of Ins Plaintiff's altorn*> Is J*m*s O. Morrell, »"d hi* -* 11----- « \-.r tii \t * « n o iu Orlsndo, S'lorlds. If you -nil to do *o. s Deor*« Pro Conf „ , o will b# enured »«»ln»t you for ths r*ll*f d*m*nd*d In Ih* Complaint. TOi: VHU Kl'ItTIIEft NOTtS*IEI> mat ih* nature of said «j!t I* for Partition of l-indv Ths description of lbs rest property proc.*«d*d agalnvt l* as follow*: „ . .. . Tovt* No*. Of. ♦»» *nd SOI o f th* Town of Lonswood. Florid*, sccordln* to Ptst th*r*of, a* r*cord*d In p u t nook t. »t thru 31. of lh* Public Itscnrdn of Svmlnole coun­ ty. Florida. WITNESS « f HASP »• C l* r k o f ta ld C lrc u . C o u rt o f S tin ln o l* County. E lo r ld t sn.l th * 8 * » l o f i*<ld C o u rt. St r*anford. rieinlnof# C o u n ty . fT o f*1'-*th la 1Wits U *y o f A u « u » t, IS IJ. (SKALI , _ Arthur H. Bxkwlth. Jr. Cl«rk of th* Circuit Court In snd f ir Sxnlnola Coonty , F lo r id * l!> : Martha T. VthUn !>•' l>*pul> C la rk Horrull a Iturretl Attorn*) » nt Law j:T North Msaoolls Avtnus Orlsndo, Florida p u b lli h : A u *. i II. l i i l . a t. 3S a s«pt C A K Ilo L L til H M . A tto rn *y fu r P la lu tlff* t* O. D ra w e r /, H anford. F lo rid a I ’uh llah : A ug . T. I I . >1. m : C D L -.4 SDL-4$ w SI. 3 BEDROOM. 3 bath Home on lake. Call FA 2-1777 or FA 2 0432 or FA 2 3S39. J BEDROOM, Ui bath Home. 323-0690. 12. Real Estate For Sale 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath, small or no down payment. Nice section, bunland Estates. FA 2-79U3. 2 STORY House which can be used as Apis., and 2 lots $5500 1125 E. 7th St. Sanford. FA 20542. 3 BEDROOM, furnished or unfurnished. 130 N. Cortes Ave. FA 2-8765. Slit Crystal Drive in Loch Arbor — 3 bedroom, 2Vj bath home, in wooded area with lake view, completely a ir conditioned, central heat, Florida room, patio, 2 car garage. Kitchen has all GE appliances — garbags disposal, dishwasher, range hood, beautiful black walnut cabinets. $26,500. Kingswood Builders. FA 28074. TREE SERVICE. Expert tree service. Reasonable rates, 8 years experience. Free estimates. Ph. FA 2-4377. 17. Msl« Http Wanted 29. Automobile Service BABYSITTING. FUKN. apt 5u0 Park. 9. For Hole or Rent 31. Article* For Sale SWIMMING Instructions, all ROOM Air-Conditioner. '63 PUMP. *. hp. F-W deep model. 10,300 BTU. Heals levels. FA 2 3332. well jet in use only 9 4k cools. FA 2-3376 after 4. months, excellent condition. Tractor, mowing, discing, Retail value $150., will aell ORGAN Ilk* new. FA 3-6199. blade, scoop. FA X-T484. for $75, eath. FA 2-4794. BANQUET Waitress. Full k Part time. Good salary. D. D. Varner. Mayfair Inn. PAINTING. Repairs. Work guaranteed. FA 2 0259. 4 ROOM a p t Clean ami rea* tunable. Prefer Sanfuid res­ ident 810 Elm. 5. Education - Instruction 6. For Rent 4. Transportation CLEAN 1st floor \D D IO > i* IM t'N K X o W N : TO U 4 K B H K K B U r NO­ T I F I E D th s t * C om plaint to fo r*o to ** a c * rts ln .'.e r**fu *n t fo r D *r d * n c u m b * fln ( lh * fo llo w in g <1 * *c r lb *d r • * 1 prop* e rty . tn -w lt: ta il 21, lllo ih It of S po rts­ m an '* I's r a d l** , Caaaeli i * r r ) . S sm ln o l* C ounty. F lu rl la. sconrdln* lo re c­ ord p la t fic -jrd vd In I ’lat (look s. I’ * « * t> and t l o f P ubllo fta c n r li uf ISainInula C ouuty. F lo rid *, h a * b **n flla-l a f lln a t you in th# B bo ve**l) 1 th e • h o rt t i l l * o f which I* Hubert VV. w is s ln * and Edno II. tV lx e ln * . lit* w lf*. P la in tiff* , vcrau *. A ll* u D. Johnson. D e(•n d a n t, and you »r< r*u u lr *d to * * r v * a cuoy of your an ■w a r o r o tliv r pleading to th s C o m p la in t on P la in t if f s literacy C a rro ll Burk* Is • 111 San fo r I A tU n tln N atiu u a l U an k tlu lld ln g . Sanford. F lo r* l h . and t i l * ths u ilg ln a l an i » * r or o th e r pleading tn th * of flea o f lh * C lt r k * f th * C irc u it C o u rt on o r b«for# lb * Stli day o f h « p t*m b *r. A.D. l» i$ . I f you fa ll to do ao, a dccreo pro c o n f***0 w ill b * ta k e n a g a in a t you for the r a lla f demanded tn the Com* p la in t. T h la Nottoa m a il be publla h a j o n e* a for fu ur ,'o n aac u ttv* w *»lia In TUa H anford lla ra ld , a n *« a p a p a r c irc u la te d lu S«m .o»U C ouuty, F lo rid a . D atad th la Stta day of A ug ual. A D. t> « l. (if K A L I A rth u r If. B* -w it h . Jr C la rk o f c irc u it C o u rt tly : h a t . l o T. V inlan. S4. Articles For Sals i RATTAN Arm Sofa Bed with 2-20 Gal. AQUARIUMS. Fish atorage space. $15. 3 Piece k 2 piston Air pumps for Rattan sectional with re­ $50. Or 1 set tor $30. Ph. movable foam cushions FA 2-4226. scats and back. $9.00. 4 reeled cane chairs $6 .00. LIKE New Panel Ray Ga* Good condition. After 3 wall type Furnace. Call p. nt. 322 3077. 209 31argarct FA 2 6069. Rd. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Auto Glass, Tops for three good men. Im­ k Seal Covers mediate openings for Auto­ AUTO GLASS & ASSUME PAYMENTS on pop­ 34*A Swap or Exchanga motive salesman, Appliance salesman, and Automotive SEAT COVER CO. ular make rig sag, auto­ BUY. Sell k Trade Gun*. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 scrv ice m a n. Excellent matically makes button­ Osteen Bridge Fish Camp working condition, chance \LL w o r k g u a r a n t e e d holes and dial (or fancy A Gun Shop. for advancement. Write Box stitches. Guaranteed. Five AUTO GLASS 187, Casselberry. Florida payments of $6.90 or $30. 33. Article* Wanted cub. FA 2 9111. INSTALLED WANTED used T.V.’e. Ph. 19. 8U uA tiona W an ted S cn k e rik (Has* am i P a in t FA 2-9774. PII1LCO T.V. Stand A An­ CHILDREN kept. TA 3*41*2. C om p a n y tenna included. Good work$19 Magnolia Ph. FA 1-441$ log condition. $33. 322 3803. 36. Automobiles • Trucks Child Care. FA 2 374. 2. Notices - Personals kn ow n T u l l A IH J IIB IIM B T N O T IP l i : n H u t s «u lt I" K .|u lty lin t been i.rou ant ag-Mrut you by K t t B E X S A A tiV . In ths C irc u it C ourt o f the N inth J u d ic ial C ircu it, tn and for Scm lnols County. Plorldn. T o t* a r e iir .it B u r m m M i i M i n . o it iiK it i: i> A M ’ Q l’ f R K t i to ( l i t your Anvwvr SENIOR Cltuena may quail* fy for Life or Hospital In­ surance to age 76. Fred J. Harris FA 2*7940 for appt 16. Ftwtto Help Wanted UNFURNISHED large 2 bed­ room Duplex. Fla. room. Electron heat. 14tb St. Longwood. 83S-329S. Stenstrom Realty 27. Special Services 9trnIB Aug. 21, 1963—Page 3*A II. Insurance A FA 2-4120. SEWING or general hcusc work. Wllhelmina Harris, 3001 W. 13th St. 21. Uenuty Sakmn 31. Poultry • Livestock BUYING A NEW or LIONEL Train table & com ­ USED CAR? SHETLAND PONIES plete l a y o u t . Excellent FINANCE IT WITH US FOR CHRISTMAS Christmas present. Cost a Low Interest Rates Financing Available $50 A up. $218 only $95. 323 0486. 8 l*»w Monthly Payment* W'c will keep until Dec. 21. FLORIDA STATE BANK Also S a d d l e s , Blankets, DeHumnlifirr RCA Imperial rollarountl. Handles 12,000 birdies k halters. Ph. 1954 CIIEV. 2 dr. HT. R. A H, cu. ft. Like new. $45. I'h. FA 2-5479 or FA 2-3077. 323-27tO. 323-0486. 32. Flowers - Shrubs S P E C I A L NORGE 2 door frecicr refrig­ BACK to school of far, one of LIGUSTRUM 30 ccnta to $13. erator combination. $73. Ex­ Gray Shadow* Nursery our better cold wave* $8.50. cellent condition. FA 2-6370. 4 ml. R. on Sanford Ave. We now have a special fa­ RECAPS 670x15 or 750x14 cial booth a m ic e s from VEGETABLE planU. See $6.93. Exchange plus tax. tip to tip. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store, Road hazard guaranteed. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 2nd and Sanford Ave. O.K. Tire Store. 2413 S. 31$ Palmetto Ave. French Ave. GERHA DAISIES. Dutch Mill Phone door t 322-0834 Nuraery. Upsala Rd. Just Phono door 2. 322-8525 SINGER AUTOMATIC o ff 20th St. k lit. Sewing machine, like new, 22. Hulld • Paint • Repair makes buttonholes, sews on 33. Furniture buttons, monograms, em­ Seml-Rcllred Carpenter broiders, etc. Alt without Small Repairs — Painting Sell Ua Your Furniture. Quick attachments. Sold new over Service Wilh the Cash. Phone FA 2-7983 $300. Balance now due only SUPER TRADING POST $89.84. Wanted rcsonsihle FA 2 0477. 23. Plumbing Service* party to assume payments PLUMBING WANTED reliable eeupte to as low as $8.26 monthly. Contracting Repalra take up monthly payments Tride in for your old ma­ FREE ESTIMATES of $13.34 cn 3 complete chine. Write Service Dis­ R. L. HARVEY ruonta of (urniture. Call count Co. Credit Manager. 204 Samord Ave. FA 233«3 TE $-1511, Caaaelbcrry, col­ P.O. Box ill, Sanford, F1j , lect. 26. Radio ft Talavlniou NOW IS THE TIME Used furniture, appliances, To Save Money on a Sewing USED T.V. Sets $10 up. Ser­ tools, ete. Bought • Sold. Machine. Wu have a repos vice culls $2.00. Sanford Larry's Mart 215 Sanford sessed '63 model swing T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2 4112 needle Zig Zag, With only Ave. Ph. FA 2 9776. 6 payments at $6.50 remain, F R K K K S T IM A T E ing. Sews forward & Re 27. Special Service# Upholstering k Mattress ren­ verse, makes buttonholes, ovating. New k Used Furni­ sews on buttons, embroid ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. ers, monograms, darns, Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ t o , at 709 Celery Ave. patches, tacks, hems, etc. isfaction guaranteed. Pk. TA 1-2117. FA 2 8627 Sanford. FA 2 1817. LAWN SERVICE 31. Articles For Sale MOVING Piano Tuning and Repair Carpets Ala Carte is moving Life jackets, atr mats, beach W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 lo Orlando September 1st. floals, shoes, Army-Navy Closing out entire stock Surplus, 3lu Saulord Ave. rather than move U. While READY MIX Concrete, win­ they last SEMINOLE k VOLUSIA dow sills, lintels, steps, 9\IS Rug........................ Repair or New blocks, *and, cement, rock, 12x12 Rtlgs ............ $29 95 Any Type pipe, steel, grease traps, 12x15 Rugs ............... $3195 Contract or Hour dry wells, stepping stones. Many remnants and short BONDED ROOFING CO. Miracle Concrete Co. rolls st terrific discounts f.68*r»7r,9 DRBARY 300 Elm Av«. FA 23751 Carpets Ala Carte, 2040 N. SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ Orlando Ave., Fern Park, SPECIAL — Fresh cage Egg*. geration service. All work Fla. Next to Cannon Tow­ Come X get ’uni. 2739 Coun­ guaranteed. Very reason­ els by the pound. Ph. 838try Club ltd. Ilirkea Egg able in price. Day FA 2 7431 6021. Factory. Night FA 2-2048. .SOFA Bed A chair $35. RCA VICTOR—19 key Adding Ma­ LAWNS Renovated * Aerate Console T.V. 17" old model, chine, $50. I 105 Forest Dr Remove Thatch • Chinch new tube. $35. 322 8126. FA 2 3324. Bug Spray (VC-13) - Fcrti •ae-l’h. FA 3 4244 ( TRI GI i r piano tit excellent MANSFIELD LAWN SLR condilmn and tune, $150; Hot) Ih. capacity 18 cu. ft. upright Good Housekeeping freezer, like new, $250; SEWING MACHINE CALL FA 2*578:1 9x12 braided rug, green tones, $23; lounge chair, WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. $10; bi-fi record player and SPRINKLER SYSTEMS cabinet with records, $30 All Types and Sixes 1220 Hamlolph St., belorc We Repair and .Service noon or alter 6 p in. Phono S T I N E FA 2 2128. Machinery and Supply Co. 307 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6U2 15.600 BTU Alr Cond. Used I mo. $150 cash. FA 2 3291. ROOFING SINGER 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Flor­ '» ACRE lakeview or lake ida room and all the trim­ , front investment or retire­ mings. In the center ol two ment lots. Small down pay­ shaded lots in a choice res­ ment. Owner (tnancing. '» idential area. Priced below Mile West of 17 91 on iliugIts value with attractive hatn ltd Pit. FA 2 5670. forms fur a quick sale. If. B. I’OPE CO.. INC. IIALL1CR AFTER 4 b a n d COUNTRY CL1 It RD short wave Radio, $33. T. 2U> So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 LAKE MARY V.'s 18" Console, $13. 17" New 2 Bedroom Home with SIDEWALKS, drtvewaya, pa­ table model $33. 31" G. E. electric kitchen one amt a tios. etc. Free estimate ph New picture lube. $55. I’ h. INVESTMENT k REALTY half huttis. rar|iort. $9,93o. 322 3364. 118 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 FA 2 2666. New 3 Bedroom completely GOVERNMENT air conditioned home with OWNED HOMES electric kitchen, two bath­ FOR a real bargain in a rooms. carpurte, $12,200 — home buy, aee our selection Very attractive terms on of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom, 1 either hou»e, call owner and 2 bath homes that are 322-2713. available for immediate o c­ cupancy. These home buys LOCII AKIlOll are priced below market 301 Cryalal Drive. 3 Red. value. You can purchase a room. 2 'i bath home, in wornled ar*a with take Government Owned Home view, rumplrlrlv air-rnndifor a* little as $luooo to tinned, rrnlral heat, Flori­ ON *NK\V $550.00 down. Monthly pay­ da room, patio. 2 car gar­ ments that Include every­ age. Kitchen line all GE CHEVROLET OLDS appliance* • Garbage dla* thing start as low as $16 00. CADILLAC al, divhw*-her, range pu«al, For complete inloruutioa I, beautiful blatk wal­ hood, on any Government Owned nut cabinet-*. $28,500. Hume. See your GREEN BRIAR FHA k VA PROPERTY (hole# Iota available in Greenbrier of Lock Arbor MANAGEMENT BROKER overlooking golf vourar. SANFORD AREA Cuatum building tn yitur apecification. Greenbrier developed by 1959 VOLKSWAGON Karmind Chit Sport Coupe. Like new. 1405 Forest Drive. Ph. FA 2 3524. 1957 OLDS 93 convertible. Au­ tomatic, power steering, power brakes. New top. Call 323 0504. 1953 ». TON International Pickup Truck. Good me­ chanical condition A good tires. |>h. 3*22*6788. 2 TON, 2 speed Rear end V§ Ford. Rig especially for hauling trailer, mobile home. Call FA 2-4377. 1958 RENAULT Call FA 2-1440. Caravelle. m o CHRYSLER. Make offer! Ph. FA 2-2483. 37. Ilonls • Motors WAIT for Urge reopening said Sept. 5th. Stock o f boats, motors and trailers at or bcluw wholc.aie prices. Rubson Sporting Goods, D o w n t o w n Sanford, FA 2-5941. 16' LAWRENCE Boat, 33 hp. Johnson Klcctrio. Motor A trailer. Many extras. $300. Ph. FA 2 4219. 1943 14' FIBERGLASS Boat with (up. Heavy duly trail­ er. Call 323 6740. WAIT for terrific reopening •ales Sept. 5. Gateway Te The Waterway Hobaoii Sporting Goods Your EVINRUDE Dealer 304 4-4 E. Ut Ph. FA 2 594t 12 hp. MOTOR, Boat ATraliT er. $273. FA 27773. 39. Trailer* - Cabanas 1955 TRAILER 28 x8’. 1 Bedroom. Very nice. $!,ooi). FA 2-8929. AMERICA’S TOP SELLING CUSTOM INSTALLED AUTO AIR CONDITIONER! Air-Conditioning: SO U TH W ARD On Easy Budget Terms! • Cools whole car f ASM • Beat* humidity, oust, pollen, smog. • Nationwide service, generous warrant)! • Buy now — pay Uteri IQ L L E B S o /S A N F O R D SAVE MODEL-END Jim Hunt Realty FOR Sale or Trade, t-3 Bed­ Office FA 3-2118 room House. 1-2 Bedroom Night FA 3-0648 House for borne in country. 323 0700 323 0662. 2324 Pare Dr. iiaaerc, f U . KINGSWOOD BUILDERS INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. Sunland Ealatea F A 2-M074 M O T O R 3ft I IIMC I PRICES NOW LOlli OP DEPENDABLE USED CAKS 219 E. 2nd HT. FA 2-0711 - 2-6231 S ite H em plute 2303 PARK AVE. FA 2-0881 M g B U I C K Ie i R A M B L E R J I �Easy Way To Gel CMhes Clean This month r m p U n from I kindergarten to high school win ho ocrnbbod tnm kn4 to To k l y | N d « Um n o t l of* foctiro Job on baek-to-achool I tlotoot, boro oro boom Mooch* to t pointer* from too laundert o t esparto at too Clorox Bar* | ooa o f Information. To w hiton, doodotioo and I disinfect poor yooxgaten' clot hoi, It to dot lrabio to noe I 0 Mooch. A liquid chlorine | Mooch al*o haa a ipoela] clooBint ability that aaaisto •oop and detergexta to got* ting dothoo clean. It can bo [ eefaly nsod for white and Me*ch-fa«t colored eottona, Incus, rayon*, and the man* made fiber* inch an Nylon, Acrllaa, Orion, a id Dacron. Liquid chlorine bloach should not bo ut*d on ailk, wool and aon-blooehablo roato finishes •>- nor should it com* Into contact with the dothoo until it haa boon dilated with wo* | ter. Try the MBloocliability T cil” | hoforo waahlnt brand » colored ahlrta, blouaoo, and I drtaaoo that do not boar too •eolorfait" label. Snip a email ploeo o f material from ooam allowance. Soak In o eolation o f one tablospoon liquid chto* rino bleach to on* gallon of hot water. I f color holda after five minute*, too articlo can ho Mooched aafely and there* | fore can bo toorooghly clean­ ed. -- E i' ► to P £ to K : I 5 i. 6 S. dairy specials frozen foods Newer Blankets Made Wanner *: •! I • '•| i, •r i; i 1 ! U-1 - f A blanket la an oaaential Item of equipment which must bo toted to school. But what a difference to oya-appoal Is offered by Mankato today, as compared with a few year* back* TodayV blanket looks batter, fools softer, and la eas­ ier to car* for. Neweat Inno­ vation In th* blanket field is on open cellular weovo blank ot. The construction of this blanket la baaed on the Uier mal principle and la an out­ growth of th* spccially-daolgncd underwear that was de­ veloped for Blr Edmund Hll lary’a conquest of Mount EvOrest. Tills blanket may be used all year round, sines It offers warmth In winter and cool­ ness In summer. The reason: immobile olr la tho aecrat of insulation. In winter, air calls ire trapped hy th* addition of a lightweight covering over the blanket and this weightteas layer of air provide* con­ tinuing warmth. In summer, without tha top covering, this blanket helps speed away body tout. Sinew they are mails of lOO'/e nylon satin binding, they go right into the wash­ ing machine, and may b* eith­ er tumble-dried or air-dried, lleeauao of their light weight, two blankets may b* waalvttl in one machine load, and they dry In half the tlm* of wool blankets. * / Tawny Severe frasas Strawberry Shortcake.............................. - J . . . . ' l u braek Pena* Fresaw Fryer Fryer Fryer Fryer A p p le S a u ce Agaww IrwaJ BiwnV a r^^g^vBNB P each es • • • Sunawoof Tasty, Healthful Prune Juice • Blue Plata (limit 1) M a y o n n a ise • J u ic e .............. Dole Zooty Hawaiian Plnoopplo Ga. Bad Brand Standard Swift t Premium Luncheon Moat ORLANDO, FI*. (U I'I) Snnriiine Stain Parkway Kn gtnecr C. If. Petcraon told the ft t a t o Turnpike Authority Monday that the newly-opcn ed section from here to Yeehaw junction la proving to be o money-maker. Peteraon said an estimated 91,000 a day in tolls It being collected on the 81-mlle sec torn against a cost of oper­ ation of $630 a day. Ho said g r o s s Income through July of this year for the turnpike waa 91.336,000 compared to $3,010,000 at the same time in 1962. Gross ex­ penses through July of tola year wer* $803,000 compared to $864,000 at th* sam* time last year. Pompa Brand Tssty Conned Long Haul TUCUMCARI, N. M. (UPI) — William Maae, 10, waa charged with stealing a trac­ tor from a Syracuae, Kan., farm er and driving it 300 mUei to Tucumcari. The trip took 20 boura. Summertime plumage of the ptarmigan is black, brown and white, but, with the approach of winter, they ■ o il iota a wow-whil* garb. B re a sts T highs L egs • • W in g s • Banquet Brand Swift's Premium □ □ □ □ □ Corned B eef. if . Sliced Ham . . Smokie Links . Tasty Franks . White Shrimp Save 10c Swift'a Premium Cooked or Baked a Save 10* Swift't Premium Scutage a 6-OS. Pkg. FROZEN DINNERS 6( 5( •B ac a tonI 4 Cha*%* Ham. Chick**. loaf, Turkey, Sail** Bury ttaak, Italia*. Ham *r Haddock * • • your Copoland'a Loan Moat Feature o f the ic e e k t CORAL Froth Florida Medium Sis* T o m a to es • • 1 Yeehaw Section Ups Pike Take PTARMIGAN COLORATION / KIm Use Deway-flak* Prosoe W a fflti.............................................. Swift's Pram ... Corned Beef ... Sunthin* Cookie Poatura Vienna Fingers P.P.V. Delicious Cookie Treat Green miStamps aMk a t * W M I r w H rn i A Vilalii Hair Drocato« (2S*-0lf Peek) * king oisa, $1.24 -f tax m ta,»irw * .u «*•. u mi> PfVBK U U | V I Jfrt Green Stamps ■Mk Ala m * m mi r»w*iM *A TAt NOW'S LUNCH MIAT ■ "n & o m s & jg * - s o Green 8tsmpe Chocolate-Chip e down produce lane e Iconomlcal Buy! Penny D og Food .... ____ Local Grown Swift't Shortening (limit II! □ Okra ................ a. 1 Sw ift'ning .... ____ All Purpose Plain nr Self-Hieing □ Potatoes Pillsbury Flour ____ Italian Prune Swift't Assarted Flavor* Q Plums oeooooooo*#*** ....................... ........... 10-lbft. 4 2-lb*. 2 Sherbets ....... WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE (p v s fls o FREE U U U Q i JM Green Stamps w M t o w a w a lw A w ia MASTER COTTAGE CHEESE Green Stamps w* Ait m ru w>4rwtkiM «A ’ Stogleten'a Pealed a Devetoed Shrimp Itt-lb. bog, $2.19 m jl (fBBirgg I aL. Am#- U. IB4J) W SEMINOLE PLAZA CASSELBERRY, FLA. HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 �tMSBZ. • % Baby Dead, Three Critical In Head-on Crash <b EDITORIAL COMMENT ifp ra tft Happy Birthday! A new model automoM* with two women, filters, and VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURS., AUGUST 22, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 1 two babies, also ilstera, crossed the Geneva Bridge on Highway 40 at 8:4o thia morning, heading east. • A moment later one baby Congressman Syd llerlong told R. E. Porter by lonit dis­ was dead, the women criti­ cally injured, the second baby tance telephone from Wash­ seriously hurt and the new ington this morning that he automobile was smashed. A had acceded to popular de­ truck driver was in the state mand of Oviedo residents Imlliin River O n a l patriot of shock. “ and am most happy to rec­ The automobile had been ommend John Courier Jr. for this ufternoon were to in­ hit headon by a tractor-trail­ postmaster there.” He added spect the general vicinity of er used for hauling lime rock. he was “ literally swamped" the junction o f the propo«ed Trooper Tommy Tomlinson with commendations and rec­ waterway with the Indian identified the parties: ommendations to nominate Kim Weed, about one year River on the East Coast. Courier, long active in boys’ old, dead on arrival at work in that community, ilc Tlie canal will extend cross­ Seminole Memorial Hos­ also said he would “ do all country from Lake Monroe to pital. possible to make my recom­ rejoin the St. Johns River Iter mother, Mri. Alveda mendation stick." Ills nomlat n point near I-cmon Illuff Weed, reported “ desperatenation of Courier will go to ly critical" and removed and automobile collided hendon at 8:10 a.m. toA DELANO IIAIIY was killed and four persons and from laike Harney to a President Kennedy. from Seminole Memorial to • • • injured, two critically, when this tractor-trailer day on SR -16 five miles east of Sanford. point itcur Muytown on the I Orange Memorial Hospital Any 10th, 11th and 12th Indian River. The Army Corps at Orlando. grade students residing in the of Engineers is planning a Her lister, Mrs. Rebecca area served by Seminole High Alderman, reported "criti­ new haulover canal from the School who have not register­ c a l" at Seminole Memorial Indiun River to the Atlantic ed for the coming school year Hospital. Ocean in the general vicinity should report to tho school Karen Weed, about 8, of where the St. Johns-lnauditorium at 8:45 a.m. Mondaughter of Mrs. Weed, dinn River Canal will join the day for placement tests, seriously Injured. Indiun River. c o u r s e requirements and James L Crtnler, >7, of District directors were to JERUSALEM, Israel (UPI) schedule assignments. W lntu Garden, in a stata MIAMI (UPI) — Tropical This was about 1,550 mile* uttend s luncheon meeting st — Syria has approved a United • • • The Herald was notified to­ of shock at Seminole Mem­ noon today at the New Smyr­ Nations “ peace plan" for storm Beulah stepped up into soidlivast of Florida. Oviedo's Kirby Bucklcw an­ day by Congressman A. S. orial Hospital. na Beach Yacht Club, when A San Juan Weather Rusimultaneous inspections of the hurricane class today nounced today that the mu­ Trooper Tominson reported they were to begin initial dis­ both sides o f its border with Ilcrlong Jr. that John Courier reau advisory said Beulah nicipal swimming pool will with wind* of 75 miles an Mrs. Alderman resides at 57 cussions on procedure to ob­ close for the season this Sun­ Israel, informed sources hcio hour blowing over the open wa* moving on a course be­ Jr. of Oviedo, has been re­ University Circle, Dcl-and, tain necessary rights-of-way tween west northwest a n d day. said today. commended (or the job of and it is believed Mrs. Weed Atlanlic Ocean east of Puer­ and to evolve a formal request • • • northwest al alsitd 13 miles Oviedo postmaster to fill the and her children also reside to Rico. to thu State Board of Con­ per hour. Altamonte Springs coinA Navy hurricane hunter vacanry created by the re­ there. servation and or the State mcnccd work today on it* Tlie storm contained gale STUART (U PI) — Promi­ plane found the season's sec­ The trooper quoted Crazier cent death ot Postmaster J. Canal Authority for operat­ new water tank, Mayor Law-1 nent Florida and New York ond tropical twister had gain­ force winds extending out­ as saying that he was pro­ ing funds. B. Jones. rcnce Swofford reported. builder-developer Louis John ed power and pmiximird it* ward 200 miles to tin- north ceeding east when a car stopThe inspection trip was to • • • Courier was born and rear­ pod in (rant of him, to mako Ht-rlanti and his son, Frede­ center at II a.m. EST about and about 75 miles to tlie follow the business meeting. Seems a safe hot that Frank rick, died last Friday night 550 mile* east of San Juan, smith o f the center. Forecast­ ed in Sanford, attended public a right turn off the highway. Directms are Julia Krider, Fasula will stay as local in a plane crash in Lake Okee­ P. It., near latitude 18.4 ers predictrd it wuuld cun-1 »du>ol* m Sanford and is a He swerved to the left tana chairman, and John Bromley, manager of the North Orlan­ chobee west of here, author­ north, longitude 57.7 west. tinue a gradual increase in graduate of the University of and hit the Alderman car. Sanford; Steve Shinholser, size ami intensity. do Company, although so ities concluded Wednesday. Crotler's truck tires left Florida. A World War II vet New Smyrna Beach; R. C. “ All interests in Ihe north­ per cent of the holdings have erun, he served tor I Mi years marks fur 418 feet, Tomlinson Brady, Titusville, and Ranern leeward islands should re changed hand*. in the Army in the European said, and knocked tho Alder­ 0 0 0 sum Downes, Oriumlo. main on tho alert for tho lat­ Theater and wa* discharged man car for 39 feet, with tha HAZLETON, Pa. (L I est advisorici and bulletins,'' with the rank of major. John Malloy, Jack hodd, truck coming to' rest on Uie X attempt to drill \\ASIIINUTQV*^ LQ|(—T he■to reat-'i|*n »■ or-l ** • an advisory said. Curtis Green, Art Holder. He moved to Oviedo in 19)8 front of Uie automobile. tiir -u.*'i to two miners trap­ rut rood rules tentative agreement on i ar George Means, Clarence Hen­ crlsl*.laden Forecasters s a i d Beulah where he was employed by Tomlinson said any charges ped :MI feet underground for derson. Orie Malldeiix and dispute was lurmvl over to bitration plan proposed by was becoming more organic It. W. Estes as sales man against Crazier are pending 1U days ended in disappoint­ H O L L Y W O O D BEACH Fred Bistlinc attended the Congress today following an­ Win*. ed and the inward flow of air j a(jcr unllj Estes' death when further investigation. ment today when tlm drill (UPI) — A sight-seeing heli­ Citrus Institute at Camp Me- other breakdown in pence Tlie Cabinet officer told at the bottom of the storm i n,,. company dissolved. lie Early fog was blamed by missed the chamber where copter carrying a New Jersey Quarrie Wednesday. talks conducted bt Labor Sec­ Magunson Wednesday night and outward flow ot air at presently is employed in the Tomlinson tor an accident on couple crashed into Ihe ocean they arc entombed. « • • llu break.:!.’ of negotiation retary W. Willard Wirt*. Beulah office of Chase and Company Highway 17 92 in (rant ot MOSCOW ( UPI ) — Tor oil a crowded bench Wednes­ (lie top indicated Last Saturday's champion­ Tlie Senate Commerce Com­ Idt no immediate prospect ot would interi'ity to hurricane j|H, (crtilin-r division. Sunland Estates. Ho charged day, l ining Hie pilot. ship game lor the South Sem­ mittee was to start serious a voluntary settlement before charged today that some Chi­ Nadine Sha inls, 611 Camellia f,,rce. J Courier and his wile, the Witnesses said the helicop­ inole Little League seniors work today on legislation de­ the Aug. ist strike deadline. nese U-adcrs would sacrifice | WASHING ION (t i ll — lake Arlene, tlie first bur- former Dorothy Marshall, al- Drive, with failure to yield ter crashed aland 20 feet off­ between Hear Lake and Cas­ signed to avert a nationwide rleanc ot tlie season, Beulah 0( Sanford, are the par- Uie right-of-way after her car Congress wa* reluctant to half o f humanity to build a i Civil right* demonstrations i will be held in many state shore alter making several also wa* discovered by the ents of four children, two struck <>no driven by Dan­ selberry was rained out. rail strike at midnight Wed­ get involved in Ihe four-year |„ ew civilization. passes over the beach. capital* to coincide with next Game ha* been rescheduled nesday. old controversy but appeared Tiros weather-eye satellite hoy* and two girl*. Mr*. iel I*ing, of Longwood. Tom­ The chuiue came in a lead­ Lifeguard* pulled three per Rcioimoiv'.itue flights later Courier i* city clerk of linson estimated damage at this Saturday in Casselberry. The committee was sched­ to have liUte choice in view of ing editorial oil the front I Wednesday’s march on Wash* sons, iderdilicd as Mr. and • • • 81. W0. confirmed the suspicious area Ov icdo. uled to meet at lu a.m., EDT. the collapse of Wirt*' latest page of the party organ l’rav. ington l»y more tliuu luu.Uoo integrationists, Frank Mon- Sirs. John Eisenhower and •putted by Uie Tirol was a • • • Saturday's championship Chairman Warren G. Mag- mediation ellurt. da. It said: pilot Franklin E. Stone, 45, of tero, the march spokesman, BROOKSVILLE (UP!) — tropical storm. game between the Casselber­ nuson, D-W'ash., called the Tlie Senate committee wa* “ While some people In Miami lleaeli, from the bub­ Six persons were killed and ry and Liear Lake Little Lea­ group lo consider the failure reported split, U8, in favor of Peking are willing to sacrifice said today. ble shaped cockpit. three injured today in tho gue Senior Team* will be President Kennedy '.* recom­ tho lives of half of the popu­ Stone was given artificial headon crash o f a car and a played at 10 a.m. in the Casmendation lo give the Inter­ lation, halt o f humanity, the respiration for .10 minutes, rock truck eight miles east SKOPJE, Yugoslavia (UPI) sclberry Hall Park. state Commerce Commission Soviet government holds dear M O N T R E A L (UPI) — hut wa* dead on arrival at • • • ot here on U. S. Highway 50. power to approve new work not only the lives of half of —• Soviet Premier Nikita Bomb-planting member* of a Ihe Hollywood Memorial Hos­ POINT A K G U E L I . O , All ot Uie victims were from and Yugoslav Chances were improved to­ rules that would remain in tho population, but every So­ Khrushchev terrorist underground organ­ pital. Calif. (UPI)—A sign on drlPlant City. Tho Highway Pa­ President Josip Brox Tito ar­ day for the Houston Colts to effect for two years. No viet citizen. Eisenhower, a customs of- Icale electronic equipment ization today tried hut failed trol said the 1950 model car rived in this earthquakecome here for training next strike would be allowed durto immuhilzc tlie St. Law­ “ The destinies of other na­ tidal, i* not related lo thu ct the naval missile range contained eight members of spring, what with negotiations Public hearing on tlie ten this time, rence Seaway. tions of the world ale not wrecked city today on n vis­ former President. base hern warns curious one family and a cousin. it symbolizing renewed co­ breaking down at Daytona talive 82 million budget for| • The seaway is a vital water­ allied to it.” The editorial ap­ visitor*: Ucach. Report* now arc the Seminole County lor the 1963way Hut alluws ships to sail peared to set the tone of a operation between their long“ Da* roiuputermirhlnr estranged countries. Colls are interested in San­ 61 fiscal year will be held at from the Atlantic Ocean into propaganda campaign to bol­ I* nieht for gerllnger pokrn ford or Cocoa. the heart of North America. lo a.m. Sept. 10 by tlie County ster the latest Soviet rejec­ mid uiiltengrabeen. I* easy • • • A Ixi mi Is planted by asso­ Commission. tion of On no.mi view*. This m liauppen H e r xpringrnTrooper Tommy Tomlinson WASHINGTON (UPI) ciates of a man who called If accepted, Hie budget will rejection was mude in a MOBILE, Alu. ( UPI) - A work, Iduweuluvrn und pop- Quebec provincial police iden­ Pn-sident Kennedy and Vicetold It. E. Porter this morn­ permit the Commission to READING, England (U PI) lengthy government declara­ President Lyndon B. Johnson 10-yeiir-old boy, who admitted penrnrken mil spiltzenpark- tifying himself as a member —William nutler, 73, left his ing, alter that fatal crash on hold the ad vulurem tax at six tion Wednesday which has LONDON ( LPI ) — Britain will join with United Nations setting dozen* o f fires, us en. 1*1 nil-lit fur gewrrkrn of tlie Quebec Liberation cat, Tiliber. 81. too in his will Highway Id, that “ something mills. i has protested sharply to Fi- sent Moscow •- Peking rela­ must be done now to stop this Secretary Central Thant Fri­ quoted by Sheriff Ray llndg- hv da* dummkoptrn. Da* Front wrecked Hie lifting liecauie she served a* a The budget, in various ac­ |del Castro's government In tion* toward a new low. rubbernecken sighlseeren mechanism of one of two led "watchdog” each night when day in the first live telephone e*: slaughter on the highway.” counts of officeholders, at Havana against tlie recent kerpen hand* In da* poc­ bridge* spanning the seaway he went out for a drink, it “ Something inside of me He added the three accidents Iowa 825.ouo for construction conversations via Syncom 2 , 1 kidnapping of Cubans from a he investigated this morning ot a courthouse annex in tlie new communications sat- |talks to me and tells me tu ket*. Itrlasrn und watch near here. was disclosed Wednesday. British-owned Caribbean is­ da* hliiikrnlighl*." do it, and I do it.’’ brought to iso lie, himself, South Seminole County. A eliite. land and has demanded an has probed since December 825.UUU publicity item includes. apoIoj!y „ w,.„ „ lc r,.„lrn . . . and he is one of three donations to the Chamber of of those ca|„ llrci|, it » a, o f. CAPE CANAVKKIIAL troopers assigned to this Commerce, Junior Chamber ijc ja||y announced today. county. ( UPI) — America"! giant of Commerce and tlie LSO. The foreign oflice said the USA," rapidly j ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) "Moonpurt Detailed listings of tlie' note of .irutest was handed to — Tornadic wind* roared gaining stature a* a major Visiting square d a n c e r s budget arc published on page! the Cuban foreign ministry in through tli. northern part ot point uf interest fur visiting from Daytona Beach, Winter 10 of today's Herald. Havana Wednesday by Hus city Wednesday, causing royalty, next month will play Park ami Orlando fell victims Charge D'Affaires Paul Scott. of a gag perpetrated by San­ an estimated S3o,uoo damage] host to the king and queen Today, the Cuban ambassa­ In a school and several homes. of Afghanistan, King Mo­ ford square dancers l a s t talo, N. Y., has signed a con By MONA GRINSTEAD dor in London conferred with J. R. Barnes, an official ot hammed Zaher and Queen Hitnight. Police staged a mock Announcement that B. G. tract for Hie purchase of 8o Assistant Undersecretary ot the Pinellas School Board, ■naira. raid and “ locked up" all the King ami Associates, of But- per cent of the North Orlan­ LONDON (UPI l — Police Stale N J. A. Cheetham at said the high winds unroofed dancers at the city jail. But, do Company was confirmed the foreign office. large portions ot a school un­ strangely, a loud speaker sys­ questioned a m y s t e r i o u s today by King, who arrived Tlie note said that Britain der construction and blew out tem commenced playing that blond* today in connection Wednesday to go over Hie protests “ vigorously against several plate glass windows. type of music for square with the 87.3 million mail Seminole County properties the incur.-ion into British terAt least three homes in the dancers . . . and the dance train robbery and issued d e -, with Frank Faiula, local and territorial water* scriptions ot three men wantproceeded in the jail (for a area suffered heavy root North Orlando Company man ! SAIGON, South Viet Nam accompanied by the use of damage before Hie storm while). One of the dancers, ed for questioning. agvr. (Ul*I) —Army Iroop* and OFFERING OlJIt CUSTOMERS — | force." The woman, who was pickj .Mrs. Cecelia Farmer, The jumped about a mile ami a police, acting under martial Twenty per cent of the hold­ Tlie protest was prompted • Free Tire ln»pcction Herald society editor, reports ed up Wednesday for question­ |halt south and caused minor law. continued making wdtoieings are being retained by i by an incident last week in that all the dancers then re­ ing and spent the night at a damage there Silver Creek Precision Com• Expert Wheel Alinnment sale arrests of suspected op­ ceived the coveted square London police station, w a* j1Anguilla Cay, part ot a croup The Miami WeaUier Hu- position elements in South pany. of Sliver Creek, N. Y.. i • Easy Time Payments 1of Island* in Hie Bahamas, dancers' badge of “ Jailbird." taken to Aylesbury, head­ rcau reported it had received Viet Nam today in the gov­ which has approximately 18.-1 when Castro Cuban gunboat* We Spet-iulue In Tires For Foreign Cars Another square dance badge quarters of the search (or reports of a tunnel cloud west ernment's ooo stockholders Uiroughoul j massive crack­ l forcibly seized a group ot Cu­ is tor thove who travel 200 or the robbers. of Lake Worth Wednesday down on Buddhists. the United States. Take Advantage Of ftft Yearn Experience bans who had landed there. more miles tor a dance and and also said that a waterKing, whose company a l-1 The government of Presithen receive the •'Knothead'' Strike spoilt had been sued ott Cape ,[t.nt N<0 Din(, [,(*01 •ecus* ready ha* played a major | award. NEW YORK ( LPI i - The S c h o o l S u i t part in promoting tlie location I Canaveral. \ed a "minority” ot Buddhist 0 0 0 brief nationwide w i l d c a t TAMPA (U PI)—A federal of Girl*' Town in North Or-1 The Weather Bureau herej monks of "sjstem atic sabotSouth Seminole Junior High strike against United Air judge gave attorneys (or two said thunder storms were age" in fomenting the 15lando, advised that furUier | Coach Jim Clark reported 50 Lines ended early today in Negroes und tlie University widespread throughout t h e week political-religious crisis plans tor development andi TIRE SUPPLY, INCORPORATED boy* out for Monday after- compliance with a federal re- of Tampa 30 Hays Wednesday area, hut added it had no at a limn when the country growth of the community will! 105 W. Firs! Si. I’ h- F A 2-0651 n.sin'i opening toolh.dl prac- draining order Hull at lir>t lo file brief* on a suit seeking confirmed report* of a tor is at war with Communist be iioiammed in Ihe near to j tu inlcgrata the sclvioi} natlu. I was ignored. lure. ) lL (i. KING guerrillas. tie*. * * c io c (0 9 The Sanford Heruld is celebrating its 55th birthday today . . . . 55 years o f disseminating the news, good and bad, to its readers through­ out Seminole County. In fact, during its first five years this county was a part of Orange County. The Herald always has had and will con­ tinue to have a twofold purpose: (t ) To pub­ lish factual news, without bias or slant, and (2) to work toward the betterment o f our commun­ ity without fear or favor. The Herald believe* that Seminole County, to grow, must aim to increase its economy be­ fore it can offer costly benefits such as recrea­ tional areas. And that is why The Hearld stead­ fastly supports such proposals at (1) the St. Johns-Indian Itiver Canal, (2) a port termin­ al which will serve the expected increase in water traffic with this canal, (ft) a new fouryear state university, (-1) new industry. These are only a few of the many worthwhile projects which will benefit our community and our citi­ zens. In entering into its 56th year of service, The Herald pledges to continue with its double purpose: To publish the news and to sup|iort tiny worthwhile project which will lead to a better economy and a richer community. WEATHER: Scattered mostly afternoon showers through Friday; high today 86-93; low tonight 68-75. Directors Visit Canal, River Junction Site m w A... q v (0 Truck-Trailer Smashes Car At Geneva Bridge Beulah Now Hurricane Courier Gets Peace Plan OKd 1,500 Miles Out u F" Postmaster Builder Killed Rail Rules Dispute 9 Now Up To Congress Rescue Fails 1tiiood Bath Held Red Chinese Aim Soviet (a (£ 9 ^ communist „ _ Pilot Killed; 2 Passengers Safe i“*ty (Demonstrations Be Alerten M it Do Brainen Visit Skopje County Budget Hearing Set British Protest Raid By Cubans Syncom Stunt Stormy Weather Around Florida Royal Visitors Sabotage Plot On Seaway Fails Voice Inside A Fiery One North Orlando Co. Sale Pact Signed ‘W atchdog’ C a t L e ft Legacy CENTRAL FLORIDA i Blonde G rilled On Train Loot Diem Continues Arresting Monks e Ends HEADQUARTERS T " ..— McROBERTS � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 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/31241a2c41addb7849ac4c4090562442.pdf f1ed2314da87a0358f2c1d0a5cd5d018 PDF Text Text 71 Wilson PTO Votes Against Merger eet The first meeting o f this school term tor the S t Luke's ChrisUse Deg School Parent* Teacher League of SUvia was held Monday night at the school with President Robert Goodman presiding. Other officers serving this pear are Mrs. Margaret Brad* S h ew , vice president; Mrs. JshnaJe Eld ridge, secretary and Mrs. Marg Ann Lukas, Measurer. Members o f the organisa­ tion repeated the Parent's Prager to open the meeting after which the group was attended welcome by Mrs. Ivan Jakubcln, welcoming chairman. A program depicting a tele­ phone conversation between a teacher and parent on "Why You Should Attend a PTL Meeting" waa present­ ed by Steve Sldllk, fifth and sltth grade teacher and Perdlnand Duda Sr., a par­ ent Teachers were Introduced the eacbange of Ideas on by E. L. Bellhorn, principal. methods, materials, progress and activities. Substituting Bellhorn announced that for the absent teacher on that Sept. 30 la the deadline for day will be Mrs. John Duda pupils to receive school In­ Jr. Date for the school's an­ surance and also advised milk or orange drink will be nual Halloween Csotume Par­ available for students, as de­ ty was set for Oct. 30 and the motion of Mrs. E. L. Beilsired by the parents. It was reported that ar­ horn to donate 82$ to Educa­ rangements have been made tional TV was approved. President Goodman, on for one teaeher of the school to visit other schools for one behalf of the entire group, day during each month for publicly thanked Mrs. C.W. Roberts foe* the donation of a new electric stove for the kitchen which is a recent ad­ dition to facilities at the school. Refreshments were served at the close o f the meeting by members of this month's refreshment committee who were Mrs. Jerry Arndt, Mrs. Ivan Jakubcln, Mrs. Brad­ shaw, Mrs. Goodman, Mrs. Ferdinand buda Sr., Mrs. Charles Eldridge. By Mr*. H. L. Jehaeaa I first meeting o f tho school Members of tho Wilson year held last week with HerSchool PTO of Paote voted hart Muse, president, la against merging with the charge. Monroe School PTO at their I The meeting was opened Moose Chapter Rummage Sale PTA Opener Leaves Scheduled Parents Breathless with prayer by Jamea Mur­ ray, principal la other business the group voted to girt 919 to Clark Maaa, school eustodiaa, for use la beautifying the school grounds. Chairmen appointed w a r t Mrs. Charlit Smith, hallowees; Mrs. Clyde Bobertsoa, membership; Carl Anderson, hospitality; Joe Foy, pro­ gram, and Mrs. Buddy Thom­ as, publicity. • Murray, speaking briefly to the memberehlp, spoke os the Importance of the tebool child eating in the lunchroom. He also explained the new ayatern of report cards and ad­ vised that on* day n week would be set aside on which the children could purchase savings stampa. Ile introduced tho school secretary, Mr*. Helen Stap­ ler, and tcacheri, Mrs. Jamea Murray, first grade; Mrs. M'Llss Benton, second grade, and Mrs. J. C. Sikes, third and fourth grades. The lunchroom is under the supervision of Mrs. Roy How­ ell Jr. who is assisted by Mrs. Pat Paterson. Tentative plans for the an­ nual Halloween Carnival to be held this year on Oct. 24 were made with details to be announced at a later date. It was announced that room mothers of the school will serve as hostesses at each meeting with the first grade mothers to serve at the No­ vember meeting. S a n f o r d Chapter 1404, Women o f the Moose, will sponsor s rummage sale on By Jane Caesetherry Mrs. Charles Dome an­ Parent* attending the Ly­ nounced that there will be Friday and Saturday o f this week in tha vacant building man High School PTA meet­ a School of Instruction spon­ ing Tuesday night were left sored by tha County Coun­ at 100.1 W. 13th Street in breathless and many decided cil on the various phases of Goldsboro. track shoes should have been PTA work oo Monday, Oct. Sale hours will be from 9 in order as they dashed from 21, from 9-12 a. m. at the amt. until 9 p.m. on Friday building to building going Casselberry C o m m u n i t y and frem 9 a.m. until eold out through an abbreviated ver­ Methodist Chureh. on Saturday. sion of their child’s schedule. The new prtncpal, Carlton Large collections of good With tho addition of the Henley, told those present of used clothing end household new science and music wings, the new facilities that have articles will be available aa facilities added enabling the are more wide­ been well os a wide assortment o f spread than ever. Each teach­ school to offer additonal odds end ends such as dress er was given five minutes to courses and introduced mem­ patterns, vases, whatnots, give parents a brief resume bers fo tho faculty. bric-a-brac, ashtrays a n d of plans for the year before many other items. the bell rang for changing were Kenneth Plana far the annual Hal- Introduced General chairman o f the classes. Soween Carnival at the Lewis, principal and teacher propect is Mrs. Edward J. Prior to the classroom Osteen School to be held on for the fifth end sixth grades; Iacey. Proceeds will benefit visitation, a brief business Saturday. O ct 28, wera made Mrs. Frank Tart, third and the Chapter’s General Fund meeting was conducted by at tha first meeting o f tho fourth grade teacher; Mrs. which goes in part to help Mrs Joseph Pavelchak, pres­ Osteen Psrent-Teschers Asso­ Elisabeth Moses, second and support Mooseheart, the or­ ident. in the auditorium ciation held recently at the third teacher and 51fas Oml Rev. Delmas Copeland of phanage, and Moosehaven, grade tebool with Ernest Skinner, Lee Sumner, first the retirement center for the the Casselberry Community president, in charge of ibe teacher. By Jaae Casselberry aged, with the remainder to Methodist Church gave the The meeting was opened business session. Installation of officer! will he used fur local work among devotional and Mrs. R. T. Mrs. John Tatum Jr. ac­ by Mrs. Albert Pell, devo­ Milwee led the group in sing­ take place at the first meet* the children and aged. cepted the appointment as tional chairman, with the ing for this year of th« Eng­ ing America. general chairman of the car­ reading of the Ten Com­ The budget of tSOO for the lish E s t a t e s Elementary Mrs. Tart’s nival and will announce de­ mandments. year was voted on and ac­ School PTO to be held next OSTEEN 8CHOOL FACULTY member* n re, from left, Kenneth Lewla, tailed plans for the event in room won the room count. cepted as submitted by Jamea Tuesday at I p n . is the principal and teacher for fifth and sixth grades; Mrs. Elizabeth Moses, A social and get-acquainted the near future. of the South Rirkenmeyer of the ways auditorium second and third grade teacher; Mrs. Frank Tart, third and fourth grade Members of tho faculty hour followed tho meeting. and means committee. It in­ Seminole Elementary School teacher and Miss Oml Lee Sumner, first grade teucher. (Herald Photo) cluded funds for the follow­ at Casselberry. ing items: Convention, 9113: Officer* lo be Installed are Short course. 3 0 ; hospitality, Mrs. Charles Deneen, presi­ $23; stationery, 913; budget dent; Mrs. J. R. Legg, first i for next year, 973; year book, vice president; Mrs. Marty Classes for school children $23; project, 3100, and two Selinfreund, second vice pres­ of the Central Florida area scholarships, $uw. ident; Mrs. Dale Beebe, re­ will reopen for the season The group voted to make cording secretary; Mrs. E. By Doe as Estes next Tuesday at the Central school beautification the mala N. DeBoer, corresponding se­ By Mrs. Adam Mailer munlty real estate values. Plana were made for a Florida Slusrum and Plane­ project for this year. Walters advised that through Advantages of locating a cretary; Peet Lytle, treasur­ benefit card party at the By Donaa Rate* Moyer pointed out that there The Rand Rooster* will er and Mrs. Walter George, le w commercial bank In tie- arrangements with area hanks are between 700.000-710.000 tarium, 810 East Rollins Ave­ The written resignation of first meeting of the current Fcrsona Interested In find­ sponsor a dance at tha school assistant treasurer. Bary were explained last Fri­ a market would be assured veterans in the state with the nue In Orlando. season of the Auxiliary Unit ing out more about the bond Commander David Wentworth Last year more than 23.000 after the football game Fri­ day for members of tho De­ for all money on deposit to majority not being affiliated Principal Morris Ruby will to American Legion Old issue to be voted on In a spe­ wus submitted to the general day night. Music will be pro­ student hours were spent in Bary Chapter 84, American Insure adequate earning* for Introduce members of the Glory Post 183 held Monday with any veterans organiza­ cial election in November are membership of American Le­ the Museum and its Maitland vided by "The Explorers", teaching staff and Mrs. DenAsaocJation of Retired Per- the local bank. tion. night at the Post Home on an Orlando band. Research Center facilities. aoas, by E. Z. Walter*, who The chapter's business invited to attend a luncheon gion Old Glory Post 183 at the eea will introduce chairmen Prairie Lake. In other business, reports to be sponsored by the Or­ first meeting o f the 1943-41 The Athletic Booster* ask of standing committees. pointed out that having the meeting, first of tho new sea­ Hours at t h e museum, were given by Chambers, serv­ The cerd party, to benefit bank would lncreaao com- son, was conducted by Sirs. ange County Council of Be' season held Monday night at ice officer, on the repuira re­ which rropened to the general ed for help in the concession The proposed constitution '.he children's welfare and publican Women to tie held tha Post Hume on Prairie stand* and parking car* at Charles Ulrich, president, and by-laws will be present­ rehabilitation fund, will be cently completed on the Post public on Sept. 10, are from who appointed Harry Hell as Thursday, Sept. ‘2*1. at noon Lake. 10 a.in. until 3 p.m., Tuesday the football games. ed and other important issues held at I p. m. on Oct. 24 Hume. Chambers also reported It was the opinion o f the R. T. Milwee announced chairman of the nominating at the ML Vernon Inn in Win on recent aid extended to through Friday, and from 2 that representatives from the for the interest of the school with Mrs. Nince Russell serv­ membership that the resignscommittee. Mrs. Ulrich also ter Park . will be discussed. All par­ p.m. until 3 p.m. on Saturday John Rtilwrlt o f Orlando should he refused until such needy veterans in the area. county school office will pre ents are urged to attend the ing as chairman and Mrs. asked Howard Miildlcton and and Sunday. Minty Warren as co-chair­ Announcement was made of Karl Merrill to report at the will apeuk on the Issue. A time ns Wentworth appears to the American Legion Central Exhibits are open free to sent * panel discussion on meeting. man. graduate of the University of school* and the county school explain hie action before the Oct. It meeting on three dir­ Future meetings of the Members of the Unit were Florida Conference to be heltl the public at alt times with­ system at the next PTA Tho Bear Lake H o m e ectors to be voted on at the Georgia, he is active in local executive hoard or at a gen­ PTO will be held on the se­ requested to donate towards in the above stated hours. Sept. 28-29 at Memorial Post meeting to b« held Tuesday civic and rhurrh affaire and eral meeting o f the Post. Demonstration Club will hold annual meeting to be held at cond Tuesday of each month the project to help make it 71 in Lake Wales. All mem- Smalt charges are made for Nov. 19. is In the insurance business. Conducting the meeting in ; , , . . with the exception of Jan­ a success. The public, a* Ra opening meeting of the the DeBary Manor Nursing the public planetarium dem­ M e . hers are urged to attend The object of the counril Is the absence of W entworth was I Home on Highway 17-92. uary when the meeting will well a* the Auxiliary and onstrations which arr achedcurrent club year at 8 p.m. A letter wus n-ud from John be on the fourth Tuesday. At this lime members will to promote all informed elect­ Ken Moyer, past district six uled for 2:30 p.m. and 3:30 Post, is invited to attend. lluynes, hoy* state represent­ next Tuesday at the home of tour the Manor and will have orate through political educa cummnnder. p.m. on Sundays. Children Mrs. Grace Ambacber, ative sponsored by Old Glory Mrs. J. L. Dolllns, 3222 Holli­ as their guest speaker, John tion and to increase the e f­ Moyer, who I* en-chalrntnn president, announced that Post, which expressed his ap­ under six are not admitted to day Avenue, Forest City, fort! o f women in the reuse of of the American legion Sur­ Jenkins, administrator of the the programs. completion of the slate of preciation for having been All ladles of tho commun­ home. good government through ac­ vey Poll « f Veterans for the appointive officers is expect­ rhosen by the Post for this ity who are Interested In State of Florida, to be held It was voted to hold future tive political participation. ed within the week. honor. learning the latest hoiticmak- meetings of the chapter at Reservation* may he made from Jnnuury through March, Chuluota Cub Scout Pack Mrs. Lillian Cox and Alias Haynes will be invited to Ing techniques developed by the Recreation Hall of the with Mrs. Irene llnilcy or appointed William I* Cham­ 235 spent two hours last Sat­ Ruth Moor* were recently •peak before the Post at a fu­ itate extension service spec­ Denary Fire Station on Colo- Mrs. George Plimlry of Win bers to serve as sub-chairman DcBary'e Duplicate Bridge elected eiccutlv# committeeurday afternoon touring an ture date. ialists are Invited to attend. mba Road. ter Park. for Seminole County. Club played It tablet directed women. area drive in restaurant after Two guests, Frank Stuedle which they were treated to by Howard Middleton at this Guests Included Mrs. Mildand Phillip Hurkhnrdt, of Post free hamburgers, French fries, week's meeting held Tuesday dred Moyer, past district six Registration* for a d u l t 35, Union, N. J., were welcom­ at I p. m. in the air-condi­ secretary and Mrs. Frank ed. classes in Beginner* and Ad­ soft drink* and milk shakes. tioned Recreation lUU of the Stuedle and Mrs. Phillip On tbs four the boya saw The next meeting will be vance French still are being Denary Fire Station. Rurkhardt of the Auxiliary held on Oct. 2| at 8 p. m. at accepted, Mrs. Gecrge Stub- operations of th* ice making Winners were NS. first, By Donna Estes high and rlemcntary schools coming to Florida. For the I lege with a RA degree. She the Post Home, Lings, instructor, announced machine and how the potatoes Mrs. O. N. Lackey and Mrs. Unit of Port 35 in Union. N.J. Ten new teachers have Mrs. Marcella Ollitf, ulso past two years she has been tus four years experience. who now reside in Cassel­ were fed into the automatic today. Edwin Wachier; second, E. berry. been added to the staff at leaching second grade, is a serving as a teacher sub­ The classes, which are open peeler then washed, sliced, Z. Walters and Sirs. Charles Mrs. Arietta Coberly, who Longwood Elementary School graduate of the University of stitute in Seminole County. The next regular mgeting to all residents o f Seminole drained and blanched before Daglia; third, Myron Accardl, was county music teacher this year. Florida and has six years Her husband practices medi­ will be at I p. m. on Oct. serving. County end surrounding being cooked for lad year. Is now teaching and Mrs. Loretta Munson. 21 at the Post Home. Mrs. Katie Peacock, se­ experience teaching kinder­ cine in Sanford where they fifth grade. She has taught areas, wilt be held at the Lake They wore fascinated by the Tied for fourth and fifth were cond grade teacher, is a g a r t e n and elementary make their home. huge grill which turns out in Florida six years and in Mary Elementary School with Mr. and Mr*. Middleton and specialist in teaching reading trades. She reside* m San­ Teaching fourth grade Is Ohio for three year*. Her tho Beginner* Class set from 3H hamburger* every four |Mrs. Frank Austin and Nor­ and holds a Rank 1 state ford. Mrs. Jo\nn Copeland. Mrs. minutes and by the machine By Jane Cauelberry hu.band works in the coun­ 7 until 10 p.m. on Monday man Meyer. certificate. She Is a graduate a The new third grade teach­ Copeland's husband is ty surveyor’s office. American Legion Post 254 night* and Uie Advance Class that adds ketchup, mustaid EW. first. Mr*. C. R. An­ of tba University of Florida er Is Mrs. Frances Ring who roach at Lyman. They are Mrs. Ruth Fuller, fifth of Casselberry and the Auxil­ from 7 until 10 p.m. on Thurs­ and other trimmings to the drews and Mrs. George By Shirley Wentworth and has nine years teaching had fiva years experiences from Tennessee where she sandwiches. grade teacher who resides iary Unit will reMime month- day nights. Crokae; second. Mrs. M. L. The Rear Lake Community trience In both Junior leaching in Illinois before graduated from Bethel Coi­ Mrs. M. J. Davis, den mo­ Patter,on and Mrs. Frank in North Orlando, taught 32 !y meetings this Friday at The courses are sponsored Club wil^ hold it* first meet­ years in Indiana before coin­ 8 p.m. at the Womun’s Club under direction o f the Semi­ ther, report* that the group Holder; third. Mrs. Harry ing of the season at 8 p. m. ing to Florida. She attended Building on Overbrook Dr. nole County Adult Education returned to Chuluota with Scliob and Arthur Wheatley today in the Florida Power St. Francis College In Fort after a summer recess. Department Only costs in­ "full stomachs end e keen in­ and fourth, Mr*. Ttiornton Corporation Employes Ctut Wayne, Ind, amt is a read­ Members of thn organisa­ volved arc the 92 registration sight in the restaurant busi­ Smith and Mrs. R. W. Ack­ on Big Bear Lake. ing specialist. tions are reminded that it la fee and cost of the textbooks. ness." erman. Presiding will he William Mrs. Adrienne Gregory, time to renew their member­ Registration for either class < G. Carpenter, new president, fifth grade teacher, taught ships so that they can meet who has announced that the may tie made this week by three years in Atlanta She the l(M) per cent quota. club will be reorganized at calling Mr*. Stubbing* at her , is a graduate of Fforida Lrgiunnutrrs are urged to home or at the opening ses- | 0 D C E n t O r C G G today's meeting and that *u:State University in Tails- attend this first meeting and gestions to insure a successsion ef each class next week. . /« •• The Rollin* College School has*ee and resides in Sun- get the new season o ff to a . of General Studies will again 1 ,ul fIub >ear b<* presentland. tier husband is a min­ good start. Mayor Fred Heath of Cm*- offer qualified adult* in the e<^ b*^or* general mem­ ister in Sanford. Ail wives, daughters, mo­ tclberry has asked all eitisens community the opportunity to bership. Miss Ruby Booth has thers, and sisters at Legion­ o f the town to review Ordl-1earn college course credits on taught 28 years m Florida, naire* are invited to Join the Community n* nc* 15 which pertain* to the “ Sunrise Semester" in cooperiocluding It years in Semi­ auxiliary. An outdoor Square Dance will be held at unlawful discharge of firearm* utlon with a local television nole County. She is a gra­ the North Orlando Recreation w'thin the town limit*. |station. duate of the University of Copiea o f the ordinance will Beginning next Tuesday, Florida and is teaching sixth area this Saturday beginning By Shirley Wentworth grade this year. at 8 p. m. Caller will he be posted at the city hall, the New York University will preOfficials at Forest Like post office and at Sheppards , sent two courses through the Also teaching sixth grade Don Clausen of Orlando. Aeademy have announced a CBS television network—InIs Van C. Woodward who No charges of admission Drug Store. relord enrollment o f 351 stu­ Heath, warning that the or- truduction to Ethics end th e 1 graduated from the Univer­ will be made and free instruc­ dents for the current school sity of Georgia and special­ By Jft*. Adam Muller tions in square dancing also dinunce will be strictly enforc- History of Art, Part I. The year. izes in elementary education. A public meeting will be will be available. Sponsors ed. said that many residents prugrsin will be telecast MunThe new boys dormitory i* He has taught four years In held next Wednesday at the of the dance is the North Or­ o f the town already have rrg- day through Saturday from now in use and is housing Nahunla, Ga. and his wife Recreation Hall of the De­ lando Civie Association which (stored complaints a g a i n s t 4:30-7 a. m. over Channel 4, M hoy* while there are 75 also teaches in Seminole nary Fire Station for the pur­ will have refreshments for shooting in their areas. WD BO-TV. . girls occupying the girl* Many of those making the County. Registration for the televi- j orm pose of discussing zoning re­ rale. No alcoholic beverages N EW TEACIIEHS at LunKwootl Elementary School this year include, The music teacher is Mrs. solutions prepared by George will be permitted. complaints have agreed to eo-i sion courses will be held in I Construction on the new seated from left, Mrs. Ruth Fuller, Mrs. Adrienne llregory, Miss Ruby Nell Drueding who bolds an W. Simmons Jr. of Jackson­ Plans for forming a Square operate with town officials in ( Ro ms' Park Avenue School jW , dormitory Is scheduled Booth and Mr*. Marcella Olliff; Mantling Van C. Woodward, Mrs. Katie FICU from Florida State Uni­ ville, planning consultant, for Dance Club for the village enforcement of the law and e ll! Ruilding. Room 13. this Friday to eet underway in January Peacock, Sirs. Frances Kin#, Mrs. JoAtm Copeland and Mrs. Nell Druediityr. versity. Sh« resides in Cassel­ Commissioners of the fifth will be made if enough cou­ -report, will bring immediate from 3-5 p. m. end this 8,tur- with plan* for it io be com berry. Mrs. Arietta Coberly was not present for the photograph. (Herald Photo), district of Volusia County, ples are interested. J investigation, Heath warned. ; day from 9-U ». « . tpleted for the 19*443 term. Osteen School Sets D ate For Carnival English Estates PTO To Install Officers DeBary AARP Chapter Hears GOP Women To Hear Talk Talk On Bank Advantages On Bond Issue Museum Sets Opening Date Post 183 Refuses To Accept For Students Old Glory Unit Plans Benefit Card Parly Resignation Of Commander HD Club Sets Meeting In Bear Lake Cub Scouts Tour Eleven Tables Restaurant Play Bridge French Classes Still Open Longwood Elementary Adds N ew Teachers Legion Groups Set Meetings Bear Lake Club To Reorganize 5H00tinQ LOW ----------Free Square Dance Set DeBary Sets Meeting On New Zoning Rollins Offers T V Courses In Casselberry 354 Enrolled At Academy �/ ® 1 i ? S a n f o r d H jfe ra lii WEATHER: Showers, locally heavy, and rain through Saturday: high today In 80s; low tonight In low 70s. VOL. 36 *** e 4 l o United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 Fill., SEPTEMBER 20, 1962 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 22 c* The Fighting Seminole*, like the »klei, were weeping thli morning. The "skinned lection” of the baseball dia­ mond at Municipal Stadium bai not been rcsoikled and the Scminolei probably will be playing In a "tea of mud” against Titusville t o n i g h t . Game time 8 p. m. • • • Chairman Chuck Bose re­ ports all in readiness for a rush of business Saturday 2 Sanford Navy Flyers M issing Bury Cold War, City And County Kennedy Asks To Vote Nov. 5 Reds A! UN Filling two city commission posts unil three school trustee posts, t h r e e constitutional UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. amendments, a school tux levy (U PI) — President Kennedy i und a county i|uestion will today called on the Commu­ eonfiuut voter* in the Nov. 5 nist world to bury the cold election. City und county electors will war and engage the West In vote for the three school trus­ "a contest of achievement in­ tee |iusts und on the tux milstead of intimidation.” luge. The present trustees arc Speaking before the 18th Buy Slaton and Don Bales, of General Assembly of t h e Sanford, and Fred Bistline, m w A ... i Florida Project DALLAS (UPD—Dallas fi­ Longwood. Deadline for cun-j nancier Bedford Wynne said didutes to file is Oct. ‘21. All city voters will lie elig-I today he and other Dallas ible to pass on the two city In. sines* leaders are cons id commission posts now held by cring building an amusement Thomus S. McDonald und A. park near St. Augustine, Fla. L. Wilson. Deadline for candi- ■ dates is Oet. Id. WASHINGTON (UPI) All city and county electors will he eligible to vote on the Northeast Airlines has dis­ county question, approving closed it is considering merg­ permissive legislation permit- ing with Trans World Air­ tint; the county to purchase lines. If it is allowed to fly and offer u site for the pro­ to Florida. posed state university for Kust Central Florida. However, if this approval is given und if TALLAHASSEE tUPI) — the Stuto Board of Control se- I Florida Judges who try crim ­ leets a Seminole County site, a inal cases will meet here Sat­ special election for n bond is­ urday to work out procedures sue will he held later for free­ for appeals by felon* seeking holders only. release from prison. Cdr. Conrey, Lt. Garrett Feared Dead A flight crew of a Sanfordbased A 5| Vigilante attack plane was missing and pre­ sumed dead in the Mediter­ ranean Sea today following a crash while landing aboard the carrier USS Independ­ ence Sanford's T. E. Tucker was The missing crewmen were host to 400 Central Florida identified by the Commander bankers at their annual meet­ of Heavy Attack Wing One ing Thursday evening at Or­ as the pilot, Lt. Cdr. James lando. Tucker was elected United Nations which opened Richard Conrey, 33. of 2044 representative to the execuHibiscus Court, and Iti* bomhere Tuesday, Kennedy said live council of the group. hardier navigator, Lt. Theo­ he welcomed such a contest • • • dore Carl Garrett, 32. Roth SHADES OF TWILIGHT "between those who envision were assigned to Heavy At­ ZONE: When Mrs. Barley a monolithic world ami those tack Squadron One. Monstrom left home Thurs­ who believe in diversity." Commander Conrey and day morning she resided on 1'O-CAI‘TAINS Billy Higgins (80) tun! Buddy Lawson (31) will lead tlia Lieutenant Garrett were re­ Hillside Road in Forest City. "Fighting Seminole*" toniyrht in the opening: gridiron classic against Ti­ turning from a routine train­ For we believe, said the • * • When she returned • short tusville at Memorial Stadium, (inntc time is 8 p.m. (Herald Photo) ing mission xvhen the acci­ truth is All city and county voters MIAMI ( U r n - A large low time later from the beauty President, “ that dent occurred at 11:30 p m . parlor she couldn’t find her stronger than error—and that j pressure system threw heavy ; will puss on three state const!- 1 MIAMI (LTD - Immigra­ (ship's time) Thursday. street. It developed that dur­ freedom is more enduring rains and squalls with 30 to tulionul amendments: A $75 tion officials say 28 refugees Tin- twin jet aircraft collid­ ing her short absence Hill­ than coercion. Ami in tile con­ 40 mile an hour winds across , million Inind issue for higher from Fidel Castro's Cuba ar­ ed with (he flight deck and I e d u c a t i o n, permitting the rived In Key West Thursday was lost into the sea. An side Road had been changed test for a better life, all the south Florida today. to Palm Avenue. The weather bureau said i State Recreation Council to Is- 1on a Coast Guard cutter after intensive air-sea search was world can be the winner.” • • • Kennedy specitically out­ conditions were favorable fo r ! »ue bonds, and changing the U'ing picket! up at Dry Tor­ immediately begun for the Junior High MYF o f Ebcnmissing crewmen but neither lined the areas where the So­ "slow intensification” of th e, gubernatorial election dote to tuga*. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — ezer Methodist Church Is troubled system which ex- »n off-presidential year, was located. viet Union and the United sponsoring a skating party at The senior circuit judge, of | tended from the Yucatan | School Supt. It. T. Mil wee Commander Conrey. a vet­ WASHINGTON (U PI) — the requrat o f Mayor Albert States, together with their al­ • p. m. Monday at Melodee Peninsula to the western Car- this morning Issued the fol- 1 CARACAS (U PD—Officials eran of more than II years the Pasco-l’inellu* circuit testlies could achieve further President Kennedy counted t o - ' Itout well, to receive their re« skating rink for the henefit agreements, “ agree­ ibbean, but would not clabor-| lowing statement relative to of the U. S.-owned DuPont de [o f Naval service, lived lo- ified today that hu advised day on two personal repre-; p-n t on whut is being done to of the church building fund ate. i the school election: Nemours Co. said today a (ire j cally with his wife. Phyllis; Republican Judge Richard restore racial harmony. ments which spring from our Y'all come! “ We are a little hit alarmThe prineipul duties o f trus­ set by Castor-Communist ter- sons, Dry.in. 7, and Mike, 5, Kelly the day lie took office M-utative* to In-Ip restore ra­ l mutual interest in avoiding Selected by the President to • • • t'd. This area will be watched I tee* m e to advise with school orists which destroyed their I and daughters Kit, 9, and that he might be impeached cial peace in Birmingham, Ala. mutual destruction.” try to bring white and Negro Lt. Jim Talmadge has taken closely,” a forecaster said. |officiuls and parents and to factory-warehouse here Thurs­ Ann. t. by the Dfinocrutlc-controllrd ID ruled out sending federal community leaders together in Referring to a speech made on a one-man fight against Prior to deployment with Legislature if he didn't “ tue troops to the strife-torn city, I The forecaster said there ! recommend the employment or day did $270,non damage. to the General Assembly llirminghum were f o r m e r Communism in our commun­ Heavy Attack Squadron Onr, the line.” was no definite circulation ! dismissal of members of the Tho 1'icxldenl named tho i, . . . „ , Army Secretary Kenneth C. ity. ills one-page “ Freedom- Thursday by Soviet Foreign Lieutenant Garrett ami his Minister Andrei A. Gromyko I cCn‘ " ln » * »>“ «'"* he I Instructional staff of the Judge Charles It. Leuven- two speeiul mediators Thurs­ Royall and former West Poinl 1st Building” makes for in­ wife. Rosemary, and their goo-l of Clearwater, also a day shortly before he met with in which the Russian propos-1 *“ Wed ,ha* iwla,c'1 •*iual|* county. TALLAHASSEE I UPD — football coach Earl H. illalk. teresting and enlightening daughter, Linda, 3, and son, Rrpuhlicun, suhl Kelly had seven Negro leaders und spCircuit Judge Ren Willis has 11" « »•«*» a" , A '" “ V ', *' T Royall sud lllaik received reading. He covers everything ed an agreement with the Gregory, I, resided at ttt hud a “ rough" campaign with j P * f ” 1' ‘ testrulnt ami re- imincdiuta pledges of cooper­ United States to Kse-n— 'esr 1hou! hu.<l »*!«> reported in the for trustee by being nominal-- . •; me-l until next week a from patriotism to getsiutX raft , u " u K,'>* Most 01 lav *d by a petition sigoe-i by live ruling on contempt of court East Woodlawn Drive. Mr*. u majority of the lawyers In *l'oiuihllity" by all citizens of ation from Ditli Boutwell and from the-votc to sage advice weapons ■ 1squalls were coming from the ,,r more persons qualified to charges against 115 Negroes Gregory now reside* with the two-county circuit oppos- I Alalmmu. ! Kennedy urged that negotia the Rev. Martin Luther King against Communism. relatives in llahnville, La, Gulf el Mexico, he said. vole "> 'he election. The p- tiKennedy also agreed to meet Jr., leader of Hie Negro dele­ • • • ! tors go back to the negoliat , ,,, .. arrested here during weekend Lieutenant Garrett's Naval ing hi* election. The duy he took office, I j Monday with live white civic gation who met with Kennedy. " hilh " ‘ “ “ “ Wre* are racial protests. Seminole High Band mem­ .ing table to work out practi-1 !»,nal1 ira,t warnln«'> * « ■ to he placed rarecr covered 7'z years. lliuy he obtained told him he'd hud thu same |leaders from Birmingham, at Thee two Presidential appoint­ cable arrangements to this 1 1 ,1 * u ke>11 and at * ,|a bers have launched their an­ Heavy Attack Squadron miiiKo. and the weather bu-1f , “ m 1,10 County School Oil ice type of campaign I had hud ee* will go to llirminghum in nual “ Birthday Calendar” . end. One deployed to the Mediter­ rrau said the sjstem was ^“ nf-id. The signed pet!eight years before und Ih a few days. In the field o f space. Ken­ WASHINGTON (U I'D -C ondrive to help finance their ranean Aug. li after a month causing cloudiness and rains H‘*o» must lx* returned to the King planned to meet today out-of-town trips and oilier nedy said, where the United -ervalive Southern D e m o ­ of operation off the East best thing lo do was let hy as fur north as Cape Halter County School Office no luU-r gones I-- bygone* and foig with Justico Department o ffi­ expenses. Fur a small con­ I States an-l Ru-<siH have u spe­ tluiss 16 tiny* prior to the date crats were reported today Coast. it and work hard. cials to discuss the Hirelingtribution you can have your cial capacity, theie is room '-winging to support of a pro­ One Miami station reported “ f R*e election, “ 1 toht him we hud a Demofor new cooperation including ham situation. name printed on a 19*;i cal­ posed Republican anti -pend­ ■rati.- Il-m-e, a Democratic After thu 70-minuto session endar and for a slightly high­ the possibility o f a joint ex­ measuring 5rt inches of rain ing amendment to President Tim milluge requested by tute yesterday and early toWASHINGTON (UPI) — with Kennedy Thursday, King Kenate und a Democratic Miler gratuity you can obtain pedition to the moon. Kennedy's f i t billion tax cut !day and Marathon in the tile School lloiird to lie voted preme Court an-l if In- didn't Secretary of State Dean Rusk revealed the President said a calendar. A really novel on is the same the Hoard hud hill. too the line, hu was liable to opens a major new round of he would not resort to use of Pointing to the fact that Florida keys reported receiv­ idea to raise funds . . , and for the past two years. In the diplomacy today which will troop* whilo new steps were he impeached.” everyone will need a 19*11 by resolution o f the U.N. as­ ing 4.9 inches. district the milhtgu proposed 'lids testimony caused a span several weeks, involve being taken by local und fed­ calendar come Jan. 1 . . . sembly member nations had KUALA LUMPUR. Malay­ t is 2.75 mills und in the build­ SCARBOROUGH, Maine flurry of ron-tcrimtiou ntn-ng tin or more nations, and eral authorities. foresworn any claims to ter­ which isn't too far away. sia (UPI) — Prime Minister ing and Inis reserve fund I • • • (I 'l'D — An A W o l. .suitor sum tors sitting us judge and chart future relations with ritorial rights in outer spare, The Negro leuders, who hud mill, for u total o f 11.75 in the Tcngku Abdul Rahman today from Massachusetts accused jury to decide if Kelly should Russia Oviedo football fans all are Kennedy asked rhetorically urged that federal troops bis I welcomed Japan's offer to of slaying his mother and special tax school district. Rusk planned to meet with !>e removed on House charge* laughing about the Lyman why man's first flight to the sent to the city, indicated that The qualifications for elec­ *act as mediator in the crisis younger hi other mnl critically of judicial tyranny and abuse West German Foreign Min­ undercover scout who wound moon should lie a matter of they were satisfied with thu tors to vote in this election between the now nation of wounding his father vsus ap­ of power. ister Gerhard Schrocdur. He up in the hands of the law national competition. President's decision to try « Malaysia a n d neighboring prehended here furly tuduy at t v i f v iix c c l*v* ii' iMi _ale: Must he residents of tho Ben. i lyile Galloway, D-i- also had a session scheduled different approach. earlier this week. An Ovie­ “ Why,” Kennedy uski-d, Indonesia. luniak Bpring*, asked Dalian I'urcign Minister u police roadblock. S e n f c l . , U y k ‘ * t - «■ •*.»■ for one do fan reported a “ suspic­ “ should the United Stoles • • • Police said Stanley N. Gar­ l.euvciigootl knew of any In- Attllio I iciioni. ious” character in a car near ami the Soviet Union, in pre­ said Thursday Road Board *>™r* *" ‘ ,lu cou" 'y for six BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (U PI) rhey are the first of 60 or field. 18, of FriimiiiKliain, stance where the BenuD had the Oviedo football field. The paring for such expeditions, approval of the proposed |" ,onth*' Mu,t **. properly reg — City officials and Negro n > tv it'd or furnish legul evi UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. .Mass., readily confessed to Influenced a circuit judge and. I w tore*«n ministers and ,evyouth explained to a deputy become involved in immense Everglades Parkway was a leaders appeared willing tosheriff lie was scouting the iliipliciitioits o f IC--.Iirb, i on- |"prime example” of the need denro o f registration. Must (UPD—Soviet Foreign Minis­ the strangling of hi* mother, if not, why he'd give u n.-w ''ral '* a,U "< Male Rusk will Iday to work witli a two-uiuu pay lax mi irai or personal ter Andrei Gromyko's prujudge such advice. imlivldually here and in viis, Ituth T. Garfield, t.t, un i Oviedo varsity for Lyman for j xtructlon and expenditure? to reorganize the agency posal lor an 18-nation summit hi* brother John, 9, and the 1 ••I don't know of any in Ntw Y" rlk ,n con' in* week»- presidential team toward re*tonight's clash at Lyman. “ If highway conMructkrn in property within the district. “ Surely we should explore iteration of racial |ieace here. For thuse who are not reg­ conference on disarmament - hooting of his father, Robert Gurnee the Senate ha* ex The occasion for the new But the real laugli for the whether the scientists and as­ Morida were under the guld"W e welcome as a city and diplomatic round was the istered to vote, the registra­ in Moscow found generally T. Garfield, 4-7. erted," l.cnvcngnod replied, Oviedoans, the scout was tconsuls » f our two countries-! ance of a highway rommlsanmi.il ceremonial gathering a people the cooperation of tion hooks arc open from 9 i warm support among UN Tile youth will he arrulgned “ hut sse ate all politician* spying on the junior varsity imleed of all the world — 1»ion who could remain in ofof foreign ministers from all anyone willing to understand a. in. until 5 p. in. on Monday delegates today. here today a< a fugitive from ' and a fact’ s a fact.” ami not the varsity. cannot work together in tho If ice from one governor’ s adover the world for tile open­ the city's difficulties," sal-1 tlq-ogh l iolay, und from 9 • • ♦ justice. Fruiiiiiighuni pollen Lruvengood, on the stand the next," conquest of spine, sending miniviruthin .Major Albert Boutwell of tho a. in. until 12 noon on .Sat­ arrived euriy today to return ! when un overnight recess wu* ing of the United Nations Remodeling of a portion of some day in this dreude to Kelly said, "I am sure llie General Assembly in New team appointed by President urdays in the courthouse, Kanbun to their jurisdiction. the Sanford Manufacturing the moon, not the representa­ decision* on the Everglades called Thursday, Imd testified Kennedy Thursday. .Mnine p o lice raid the youth that Kelly challenged the as­ York, plant will be commenced tive of » single nation, hut toll road would have tieeii ford. Oct. 5 will he the last day for registering und the Monday to make way for the the representative* of ull hu­ j made on a professional basis ile-cnhed the violence as signment of ull criminal eases registration office will lie open “ something that hu* I-eeo to Judge John U. Bild und Pinebrccze Sanford egg ope­ manity.” rather tlmri a |Nililical basis." unlit 6 p. m. on this day. ration The egg plant will coming to a boil for n long asked that he he given his commence production with a time." A family disputu ap­ slim e of them. i JACKSONVILLE (UPD tr. s. (Tinier. payroll of 2.1 or more In Tile federal government torn parently had hern fomented three-four weeks. hy hi* murringc to u teen-age id $22 million over lo Flor­ • • • ida Thursday in the form of a sweetheart. Oviedo football fans may little blue check representing obtain season tickets at the I* U It T A It T II L It . Tex hack tun-1* owed to the lloail office of Mrs. Kirby at OVH. 14Li1*1) — About l,5oo homes Department for super high­ It) Donna K*lra Will save going through that nestled behind a flood-imper­ way construction. The l.ongwood City Council, one-window ticket line at the iled levee appeared safe to­ "W e have a lot of plans for meeting in continued session Full and complete news and pictorial home games. day. Emergency s a n d b a g the use of this,” said a grin­ City firemen made two run* Wednesday flight, accepted tlu• • • coverage of Seminole County high m Iioo I footcrews were on standby alert. ning Gov. Farris Bryan) as la.t night, Chief Mack Cleve­ hid uf Robert D Farmer of hall thin sea-on U assured sports fans hy The Vandalism seems on the Civil defense officials at he took Ihe money from Fed­ land Sr. reported today. A pan Longwood lo build the new upswing in Sanford. Nearly Sanford Herald. Port Arthur said it appeared eral Roads Administrator Ilex of grease caught fire at it:20 city hall and fire house. every day the police blotter The Herald has augmented its* aport* de­ Itcnicmlier Hie battle against the flood 1Whitten. “ We can use the p. ni. Thursday at the Bill Farmer'#' hid was $11,825.carries such reports, espe­ partment for this very purpose, to cover every Our Friday triggered by the now-dead j money." Hemphill residence, 120 South 50 with tin- city to supply all cially aimed at schools and angle of the gridiron sport. Hurricane Cindy would he Nig lit Special concrete materials an-l roof In addition to paying back Elliott. churches Veteran sports writer Julian Stenstrom. won, although caution was Hinds <lue in the federal state An electrical short circuit trusses. • • • newly appointed sports editor of The Herald, necessary at least through to­ funds for the interstate roads, caused a minor blaze at the In other business a liquor ' From over the Rhine yet and staff photographer Bill \ incenl Jr. will day. the check represented the in Cities Service pump house at license was grunted to the comes this menu for the next ONLY t j .3 5 rover tonight's opener of Seminole High vs. auguration of a new repay­ 3ol West Seminole Boulevard. <Lunguood Hotel and IDr. Lions Club meeting: GehratTitusville here. ment system which will bring tene gans, sauer kraut, apfel CHILDREN f i UU Joe Warden Jr., another newly appointed more liquid fund* to the state UNDER 12 — ■ kuchen. knackwurst, kartofHerald sports writer, and staff photographer [ treasury. fel salat, sail kartoffel, roDavid Drown will he on hand to cover the LyNEWCASTLE, England LONDON (UPD — Lady ken brodt, knob lauch, and mun-Oviedo game at Lyman. Owned A Operated (U P I)— A local Rhop-own- Aline Barnett fuces a careless LONDON (U P li-S ir David kaffee bier, wein mit zigar And Herald reporter Holt Thomas Jr. will Ry rr noted sudl) that hu-inri-s driving charge next week, hut Low, the cartoonist who cre­ -en. Ja wohl! Maxine A Boh journey to Ocala today lo give a fir-t hanil re­ fell off when the ritjr pul she isn't worried. She said she • • • ated the world-famous sym­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Hancock port on C ro o m s High's opening game there. bol of Britain's “ Colonel The chief of Great Britain's parking meter* in front of has hud a brush with the polA sage thought from the llwy. 17-92 So. Monday's Herald sports page will give Blimp," died Thursday night defense staff, Admiral Earl hi* More. HuMne-a ha* pick­ ■ice fur every year she's been Lions Pause, and we don't Sanford you full coverage on these first football games He was 72. Mountbutten o f Burma, will up ever *lnre he Marled de­ |driving, f.a-ly Aline, who is mind stealing this: The tight tonight. I'h. FA 2-3903 He had been III for some addrers Jacksonville Univer- ducting Ihe parking charges HO, has I-- ii a motorist since skirts of prejudice shorten I rum Ihe cu.lutni-r'a hill. j l ''j , time. j *Uj student* hero t*-i.-j. tbs steps of progress. when the Jaycees hold their fertilizer sale, proceeds to be used for community pro­ jects. Telephone FA 2JW1 for free delivery. • • • Rains, Squalls Watched By Miami Bureau Merger Talked Judges To Meet Go, Men Go 12 Cubans Land Kelly Warned, J F K R e je c ts U s e O f Court Told T ro o p s In A la b a m a $270,000 Fire Ruling Delayed Anti-Spending I Offer Hailed Rusk To Open World Talks Youth Arrested In Parricide Kelly Blasts SRB Approval Of Toll Road ISummit Backed $22 Million Paid Slate Herald Fans Get Full Football News Mon. and I ues. Night Specials! Makeshift Dike Holds Off Flood City Firemen Make 2 Calls Longwood O K ’s City Hall Bid Ddm orcico S T E A K COMPLETE WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS 25 FISH FRY Cartoonist David Low Dies Meter Solution cMounthatten Ho llutn! * i P • I f/ii* �.Rev, Grover Set Presbyterian W om en Install H aw Officers Baptist Brotherhood Sewell Enthusiam Necessary To In s ta l O fficers By Joao The Brotherhood o f tho Prairie Lake Baptist Church will have • covered dish supr and installation oervko on Monday starting at 7 p.m. Officers being Installed for tho coming year will ho Ern­ est Hooker, president; Herb­ ert lAiko, vice president and Jack Huggins, secretary-treeser. Program chairmen to bo Installed era Den Robinson, RA loader; Bob Hooper, world mission loader and Ed­ win Steinbeck, Christian wit­ ness leader. Serving on tho RA commit­ tee wUI be Dan Robinson, di­ rector; Homer Sewell i l l , sec­ retary; Paul Lowa, promotion and the Reviewing Council consisting o f Lowe, Bob Con­ rad and Ron Hagglaa. R A counselors will bo James Dunn and Jack Brooks for tho Crusaders, P -ll years; Paul Branson and A lls Nich­ ols, Pioneers, 13-14 years and Eddie Browner end Bob Jonas, Ambassadors, IS years end older. The newly elected Brother­ hood officers mot last Mon­ day to plan the program for the asst throe months. They also decided to publish n monthly newspaper called "The Brotherhood Reporter," which wlU contain reports from the various officers and program chairmen and an­ nouncements o f coming meet­ ings. Starting in October, the time for tho regular eupper meetings o f the Brotherhood will ba changed from 7 p.m. to 4:30 pm . with the program to follow at 7:10 pm . The organisation hopes to expand this year to bring aU men o f the church Into tho |Brotherhood. or Laymen More than 3,000 Florida Methodist layman have reg­ istered for s series o f four consecutive weekend retreats be held at the ehureh’s youth camp in Leesburg. The first retreat la set for Sept. 37-39. Others will follow on Oet. 4-6, Oet. 11-11, and Oct. 18-20. A fourth retreat was added this year In order to accommodate a record num­ ber o f applicants. "Our Mission Today" will be tbs general program theme, featuring guest (peah­ e n and eight workshop*. Directing tho retreats will be R. H. Berg o f Melbourne, lay leader of the Florida Con fere nee and national president of the Methodist Board of Lay Activities. He will be assisted by Glenn W. Gold of Miami, associate conference Uy lead­ er. Speaken will Include Math odist Bishop James W. Hen­ ley, Jacksonville; Prof. R on Freeman of Emory Universi­ ty, Atlanta, G o.; the Rev. Denson Franklin, Birming­ ham, Ale.; and Robert Mayfield of Chicago, general see. rotary o f the Methodist Board of Lay Activities. Special music will be pro­ vided by choral groups from Fulford Church o f North Miami, First Church of Coral Gable* end the student choir o f Florida Southern College, Lakeland. The Women o f the Church ' the First Presbyterian Church o f Sanford met at SO pan. Monday in tho sanc­ tuary for a general meeting and installation o f new o ffi­ cers. The president, Mrs. Wilson Newman, presided. Rev. Edgar Smith J r„ as­ sistant pastor, opened tho meeting with prayer end read­ ing o f scripture. During the business ses­ sion, Mrs. Newman read a short but complete report of the activities o f the past je e r. Mrs. John Wilson, historian, displayed a large Valentina depleting tha home end church life of Mrs. William S. Brumley who had been chosen to receive the Ufa membership pin. Her mother, Mrs. Herman Lehman from Winter Park, presented the pin to Mrs. Brualey. Mr*. Grover C. Sewell held a simple but beautiful memo­ rial service for the following women: Mra. Howard Dague, Mra. Ruth Moore, Mr*. C. A. work. An Idea come to him that It weald he different and kind o f T a n ’* to see hie fam­ ily surprised by hiving a techelping o f berries, bat thie would require two quarto instoad o f one. Maybe It would bo worth It, ho thought Now loom entered tho Job end before long ha hod nocompUohad hla work with pleasure. Ho hod changod tha project from mere humduty brought on pri­ marily by compulsion to tho oathualnotlo took o f doing tomething worthwhile, lo o t Adventist Baptist thie n picture o f life in gen­ ▼MM lOTTESTM-DlT ELDEB SPEt.Vae EAPT1BT eral! AUVENTtST (Ht'NCH Old Orlando Ed. at Heater Ave. Career Vth S H e Tho Apootio Paul woo n B. Hamilton OrUfln __ Pastor n. U M a th e w s _____ - Pastor Sunday School ___ . t:4 l a. m. anthuolaatie man. Ha MRnVtCCS SATURDAY— 11 a. m. Sabbath Sch ool_____ *:I4 a. m. Morning Worship demonotrated this many times Worship Service __ llioe a. m. Training Union _ 1:10 p. m. Evening Worship — T:4I p. m. so ho served the Lord In such Wednesday Night Prayer Serv ice__T:l* p. m. n wonderful way. Hie onthu~We Have This Heps’* radio ism tooo to ouch heights massage each Sunday a. m. Christian at S :ll over WTRR at 140* that bo woo oven accused of ea your radio dial PHUT CHHtVTf AN CMCECM being mod. When bo appeared d i s c i p l e s o r cm B ir r before King Agrippn w d tho leer s. gaaioee Av*. Rav. Mason Oregg, members of tho Roman governor, Festus, ho A ssem bly O f God Ad Interim Minister spoke with such enthusiasm W oaoa'o Missionary Sunday School _ _ 1:41 a. m. MXBcaacBT a s s e m b l y that Featus aaid to him, Moralag Worship ll-.lf a. m• r BOO CNARCM By Beams Estes Gene Bridges, teacher's de­ •ociety wort hooorod la ft* Cot. XTth sad E ta Rav. Jock .Lindsey, pastor portment rogaltUa U r tho oploadie Paul, thou art beside thy­ H. M. W ild e r ________ Pastor mueh learning doth of the First Baptist Church Teachers la the ladles' Sunday School — 1:41 work tho? boro dooo for tho self; Church O f Christ Heroine Worship 10:1* a. m. chureh oad WSCS at Monday mako tbea mad." Fastus was of Longwood, will Join min­ Department ere Mrs. Brenda Evening Worship __ 1:1* p. m. CMCECM OP CHM1W nliht’a a cotia f of tho froap a Roman and could not under­ isters o f 13 other churches Williams, Mra. la st Moss, Youth Strv. (T ut, > 7:14 p.m. llld-W sek Serv. (Thors.) T:l« stand much of what Paul was in the Seminole Baptist Asso­ Mrs. Tom Lyles and Mrs. hold In Fellowship Hall oI Ralph Brtwar Jr. Kvaagallat p. m. Bibln School ____ 11:44 a. m. tho Oviedo Mothodlat Church. talking about. King Agrlppa, ciation a t Orania City next Arlene Austin; Moralag Warship UiOt a. m. Intermediate Department, Special aoaborahip certl- who was supposed to bo some­ Monday through Friday to Evening Worship _ T :!l p. m. Baptist Wed. Prayer Sarvlca 7:1* p.m. flcatoo oad amoll fold plaa what immune to tho message receive Instructions on Sun­ Mrs. Earl Showers, superin­ r a w b a p t iw C E rsca tendent; Mrs. Elsie Daniels, wcro proaentod to Mra. John o f Christ ssld to Paul, *‘A1 day School enlargement. •IS Park Sveoee 8penc«r White­ Dr. A. Pipkin, Sunday secretory; PAOLA CMCMCH OP CHBIST Evans, Mrs. C. R. Clonta, most thob persuadest mo to bo F. B. C h a n c e ------------ Pastor B ig a m y OS West School secretary for tho state ns sd and B. R. Gray, boys Mias Kathryn Lawton, Mra. a Christian." Morning Worship * :l* a. m. Morris R u b y ____ Evangelist Seaday School ____ 1:41 Wo know that Paul was not of Georgia, will be In charge. teachers end Mrs. Tins Yen T . L. Liafo Sr., Mra. f . W. Bible Claeses _ 11:1* a. m. Morning Worship It:** a. m. Morning Worship - 11:4* %. m. Talbott, Mrs. R. W. Eatoi, mad but ho was very enthus­ The minister! will meet each Dam and Mlse Ella Ho, girls Training Union — 1:14 p- m. Evanlng Worship - 4:00 p. m. Evening Worship - Ti4S p. m. Mrs. Max Lelnhart, Mra. E. iastic about his faith. He day from • a. m. until noon. teachers; Dlblo Claaaes Wed. T:lt p.m. Wed. Prayer Service tit* p. as. Each evening next week Junior Department Mrs. M. Olliff, Mrs. Georfo Mor knew Christ as his Lord and The first quarterly-coaler fa n and Mrs. B. G. Smith. Saviour and therefore be bad from 7:30 until •, Rev. Lind­ Leslie Walker, superintend­ cm cecm o p rw R ier Loorwaed, P la. Mrs. M. L. Gary, who la out much to ba enthusiastic about. say will conduct a Sunday ent; Mrs. Louise Goodman, ence of the new church year CBVTEAL BAPTIST CMCECM Coc. I4«b St. S Oak Ave. Lord's Day Servlets 10:14 a.m. Enlargement Cam­ secretary; Charles Dudley, A1 for the First M e t h o d i s t 0*11 Smith ___________ Paster o f town and w u not proacnt We know how important it School and T:lt p.m. for tho a ootlof, win also re­ is to be enthusiastic about our paign at the Longwood Morris, Jerry Van Dam and Church of Sanford will be Sunday School _ - 1:41 Moraine Worship 11:4* a. s Earl Showers, boys teachers; held this Sunday following the Training Union — 1:11 p. ■ ceive tho awards. business or Job if we are to church. C H rn rn op c ih m w Evening Woriktp _ T :!t p. s Funds ralard by tho So­ succeed. Have you ever seen Attending the study courts Mrs. WilUam Blalock Mrs. evening service. ISIS Park Avene* Wed. Prayer Service 7:1* p* Oort liruwm __...... Evangelist ciety support foreign mis­ a top athlsta who was not will be the recently elected Joyce Colburn and Miss Nan­ Dr. Joe A. Tolls, DeLand Nursery Ope* Sunday sion work. enthusiastic about his sport teachers and officers of tbs cy Whitehead, girls teachers; District superintendent, will W T R R ____________ 7:*4 p. a Bible S tu d y ___ __ 10:40 a. m. ■under Nit* Broadcast Thoro wore to mombors and and remained on top for long? Sunday School. Primary Department, Mrs. be guest speaker for the even Morning Worship 11:04 a. m. Evening Service — 4:10 p m. fuoaU present for Monday Included In this group are Patricia Undssy, coordinat­ ing service and will be in Busineas, sports and other He# "Herald of Truth” 1 p.m. WESTSIDE HIOMOV 4RY night's mooting and program mediums of human activity Leslie Walker, general sup­ or; Mrs. Edna Brown and charge of the conference dur­ Sunday on Channal p BAPTIST CHt’BCH Tuesday Bth ■». A Hotly Ave. should not have a monopoly erintendent; Claude Duncan, Mrs. Edna Carr, six year ing which work of the church Paul M. «.«l!ey __....— Pastor Ladles Blblo Class 10:40 a.m. on the vital quality of enthus­ assistant superintendent; Mrs. teachers; Mrs. Clara Hicks will be presented for exami­ Sunday School — 10:0* a. m Wednesday Bible Claeses — — 1:10 p. I Sunday iasm. Certainly tha Church B. R. Gray, general Sunday and Mrs. Elolse Lomraler, nation. Morning Worahtp 11:00 a. m. secretary; W o r t h seven year teachers; Mrs. All members o f the Quar­ Hun,lay needs to havs first place la School Hauser, adult secretary and Fern Whitehead and Mrs terly Conference are urged Evanlng Worship 7:4* p. m. our llvee. How the Church Christian Science Robb Williams, Bob Moss and Kathy Flacek, eight year to be present for this meet Wednesday does need Christians who as­ P1BW CMCECM OP CNE1ST Prayed Sorvle* — 7:45 teachers; fCJERTIW Ing. Any church member sociate with thslr fellow man OS* East Second I tree! B e g i n n e r s Department: welcome to attend but only with an infectious enthus­ By Frances Wester Sunday Sor-les k PIXECBEST BAPTIST Mrs. Elolse Sweet, Mrs. Ka the Conference members may Sunday School ____ 11:40 a. CMCECM Choirs for tho youth of Ijk o iasm for their Lord. ren Van Dam end Mrs. Roy vote. Subject: ’ Matter” Osora Mood Let us rest assured that Wednesday Service 1:0* p. Mary have been reorganised Pastor — .... William J. Guess Rolin, 4 year teachers; Mrs. Morning Worship _ 1:40 k Beading Room: 101 E. PlraL at the Community Presbyter­ even though many things Ellen Dudley and Mrs. Mery Weekdays: ISilO a.m. • 4:10 11 a. m. ian Church and all children should demand our enthus­ p.m. Friday Evening! 4:10 Sunday dch ool____1:41 a. m. Ellen Elgin, five year teach­ 1:14 p.m. Training Union 4 is p.m. of grade school ago and stu­ iasm and receivs it, thers is Tha Methodist Youth Ftl ers; Mrs. Boyd Hitchcock Evening Worship — 7:10 p.m. dents of both Junior and Seo- no ona who deserves our en­ lowship o f Wed. ufflcera k Tsachers the Ebeneser and Mrs. Dsn Lott, two-tbree thusiasm as doe* Jesus Christ. M e a lin g __ ____ 4:10 pm. lor High are invited to join. tear tsachers; Mrs. Bonnie Church O f God Methodist Chureh will sponsor Wad. Pray or Service 7:10 p.m. There are times In our Uvea Children from grades one CHL'ECM OP COD a rummage sale for benefit Hauser, nursery teacher and Had A Prvavk BOETM ORLANDO through six will meet on when we sea the tremendous Judge C. Vernon Mlse Jr. of the church building fund Mrs. Boa Morris, cradle roll H. C. S m i t h _________ Pastor BAPTIW CMAPSL Wednesday afternoons from Job that is to be done for the will b« guest speaker for this Sunday School — 1:41 a. m. lee N. r a l r l u Avs. this Saturday from S a.m. tescher. Worship 11:44 a. 4 until 4:43 and the youth Church and we alniply feel month's meeting of the Men V. N. Magard, Chapel Paetor Morning until g p.m. 7:11 p. Sunday School ____ f:4 l a-m. ■vaagellstlo Bare. from grades aoven through 13 that It can't ba dona and wa o f the Church of Ui* First Tuae. Prayer Bore. 7:11 p. Training U a ls a ___ . 1:11 p. m. The aala will be held In the lag In seal, but God wants will practice later on Wednes­ Presbyterian Church of San Worship It a. m. Tilo pm. Thura. Toung reop!* Endeavor ______ 7il* p. Wad. Kvealng Prayer 7:1# pm. children who wlU keep on and vacant (tore building at 208 day from 7 until f p.m. ford to be held next Tuesday Sanford Ave. Both choirs are under the on. at 7 p.m. Mr*. R. J. Turner. MYF Thtro is a story of a little direction of Mrs. Kay SeasJudge Mlse will speak counaelor, advises that a num­ boy who found a large joo r an and she bad planned on th« problems o f mental ill By Den os Isle s Interesting program for both after a great snowstorm had ber o f good, used winter nose. coats ami clothing fo r adults blanketed the land. Ha want­ Eighty-five Pentecostal Con groups that will Include soc­ querors attended e Sectional ial timet along with their ed to help his grandmother will ba on sale as well as assortment o f baby Youth Rally hatd at the First Conference Set very much so ho took his wide music work. child-sued shovel and start­ clothes. Fr. Charles W. Stewart Jr. Psntecostal Church o f Longed to work sealously to shovel vicar of Christ Church Epis­ wood Monday evening. a path to her door. A passer­ Rev. E. Ruth Grant con copal of Longwood, will at­ by noticed the little boy a n j ducted tha Rally in tha ab­ tend tho annual clergy eon tha little shovel and he asked sence o f Kov. Joe Upchurch, ferenco for tho Diocese of South Florida to be held from the boy, "How do you aspect Presidentto get through that d rift?" Monday evening through Special guests were Rev. The little boy replied enthus­ S. Brooks of Daytona Beach Thursday noon of next week By Shirley Wentworth A Methodist Laymans' Re The Conference will be held and Rav. Rufus Sherrill Forest Lake Academy will iastically, "B y keeping at It, treat will bo held at tin BeBevlew who was tho main at Camp Wingmann at Avon observe Religious Kmphasl* that’s how." Methodist Youth Camp at Let us keep ut it fur the speaker. The Apopka Con Park. Week, Sept. 30-Oct. 4. with Leesburg on Friday, Sept 37 querors won the attendance special programs and activi­ Church and do it with enthus­ and on Saturday, Sept. 38 ties to be held In tha catnpua iasm. God will take earn of Those planning to attend banner. th e Conquerors of the gymnasium under direction of the result*. from Sanford include Arthur Mr*. Miriam Simmons, ele­ lleckwith J r , Orvlllo Barks Longwood Church meet every mentary school superintendent WiUon-Eichelberxer Mortuary M. E. Baker, Tom Butncr Friduy at 7 p.m. Their pro o f the Florida Conference of Eunice 1. Wilson and Staff Alvin Calhoun, L. E. Forgu gram tonight will feature Seventh day Adventists, von. Bob Goetsinger, Fred “ Dr. Christian" who will be Special music for the proHarris, Ashby Jones, Randall holding special office hours grama will bo provided by the The Tenth Grade Sunday Priest. W. W. Tyre. Paul for all thosq needing a check­ Academy musicians. Prugretwive Printing Co. School Class of tho First Weber and Harold Hecken up. J. M. Cameron and S tiff The Southern Union Teach­ Methodist Church of Sanfurd bach. ers Convention will be held in will hold a bako sale from Members of this group Charlotte, N. C., from Oct. 30 0 a m. until 1 p.m. tills Sat­ planning to take a car are Hev. Gerald Shcaroo of the through Oct. 37 under direc­ urday at (he Food Fair Shop asked to contact Jones I'huluutu Community Church S ten M rom Kealt.v tion of V. 31. Hecknrr, educa­ ping Center on l'ark Avenue order that transportation ar lu* announced the- opening o( llvrb SUnstruR and S tiff tional superintendent of the and 23ih Street. rangeinents can be made. a ucw Uible Study Claa* for conference. Proceeds from the sale will Sunday at 7 p.m. at the During this time there will go toward the purchase of an Julius Caesar fancied ewer church. AU residents of the l>e no school at the Forest air-conditioner for the class- aids, believing they had curs community are invited to at­ The RiU Theatre Iusko Church School. room. live powers. tend. UiU Lovalac* 4 Employ w e art only a joy *® others brt also U hlmarif- Tkl* woe d*mby • mlalaUr wlw rt u Incident o f hia HU mother sent Ua a t w U t i pkk ■ quart o f m pberriea whisk oho planned to eerre for dinner. Ho dieliksd picking berries very aiadi end therefore when ho en lred for tho Joh ho woo dlefrenUed, to toy tho lea st Knowing Wo mother** woo to know that thoro to So hat pick 00 ho wont to OviedoWSCS Honors 11 Members Baptist Churches To Conduct Sunday School Enlargement First Methodist Sels Conference Youth Choirs Reorganize Ebenezer MYF To Have Sale Presbyterion Men To Hear Judge Mize Conquerors Hold Youth Rally Adams, Mrs. Sibyl Routh, Mrs. E. D. Brownlee and Mra. F. S. Verney. Rev. Grover Sewell, pastor o f the church, conducted the installation service for Mrs. Carl Schilke, president; Mra. W. D. Hemphill, vice presi­ dent; Mrs. W. L. Roche, re­ cording secretary and Mrs. Bernard Wilke, treasurer. Chairmen installed were Mrs. Clifford McKibbln, church extension; Mra. John Burton, stewardship and Mra. Charles Persona, annuities and relief. These elected officers end all those serving two year terms were asked to stancly during the Installation cere­ mony. Rev. Sewell rood fitting scripture passage*, offered prayer and concluded the Im­ pressive service by reading a poem written by Mrs. Douglas Smith and entitled *'A Circle Chairman? Prayer," which he hod adapted to fit the local group. Congregational Nazarene CONOR KG ATtONAL CHRISTIAN CMCRCM (tolled Chtarok o f Christ) Park Avetaa at S4lh SL 1:4# a. m. Chureh School 10.4* a. m. — Service 1:14 p. m. __ Christian Touth Ministry Rev. Walter A.R. Mcrhertoa, Pastor FIRST CMCECM OP TMM NABARENH y. gad It. at Map)* A VO. Paul B tck ea---------------- Paste* • unday Bebool —— 1:41 a. m. Morning Worship 11:45 a. at. Tania -------- ---------- S:t* p. Evangelistic Service 7:1* p.m. Third Sunday tllngsplratloa ------ 1:1* p. m. Episcopal CMRIOT C14ARCH Chare* St ro d , U a i a i ed Pr. Charles W . Stewart Jr.. Vicar Holy Communion — 7:10 a. m. Sunday School ____ 1:40 a. m. Family Sorvle* and Sermon — ____ — 10:04 a. m. Free M ethodist P IB W CHt'BCB THE RAtARENB Laha Mary. Pla. 4 Bar. W . L» Holcomb*, Paato* w •P ■naday t i l l a. an. — Bible leaoot 11:00 a. m. _ Morning Worahlp 7i0* p. m. — Evanlng 8*rvlc* 7:44 p. m. — Wed. Mid-Week Prayer Service* 7:00 p. m. ind Wed. Ulialosary Service PR*:E MKTHODIaT CHINCH Caraer 41* *1. aad Laortl Av*. Telophono: FA. B-703S Pentecostal Eugene .Sheldon Pastor Sunday School 9:15 a.m. FIRST PENTECOSTAL Morning Worahlp — 10:41 a.m. CML'RCB OP LONGWOOD < Evening Worship .... 7:04 p.m. ■SI o n a t o ltr**l Wed. Prayer 8ervlc* 7:1* p.m. Rav. E. Rutk Great — Pastor Sunday School . 10:04 a. m. Morning Worahlp 11:1* a. ns. Sunday Evening __ 7:14 p. m. Lutheran Wed. Bible Study - 7:11 p. m. LCTHERAN CMCMCH OP Conqueror* Heating T N I MEDEEMEM Friday --------------- 7:11 p. m. tea w . aat* pu«e "Th* Church of th* Lutheran Hour” aad TV "Thla la th* Presbyterian Llf*“ Herbert W. Ooera* _ — Pastor Sunday School _ _ 1:11 a. an. Worship larvle* — 10:11 a. as. P1E W PRESBYTERIAN CHAEAH Oak Av*. aad Third Btroo* B aoalord. Florida • Grover C. Sewell. Jr. Poet** Church School _ _ 1:41 a. m. GOOD SHEPHERD LATHER%N CHARI H 4LCA9 Session m eat*___ 1:41 a. nu asm A Orlando Drive Morning Worahlp - 10:44 a. m. IH e y IT-Oai Pioneer Kellowehlp 1:40 p. m. ■aaford. Florida Senlur HI Fellowehlp 4:00 pm. 333.7X13 Ernest B. Botlck, Jr. __ Pastor Evening Worahlp „ 7:14 p. m. Wad Traytr Masting 7:04 p nu Sunday S c h o o l------ 1:11 a. m. Church Servlets — 10:10 a. m. Communion— First Sunday In Each Month CHABCH o r THE COVE*I7T KINDERGARTEN AND NURS­ Thvaaae H. Makla Paalar ERY Worship ____.— 1:00 a. m. Church School __- 10:04 a. m. * Temporarily at P l n t t r i l l i M ethodist , School— Fraud, and 17th. GRACH METHODIST CMCRCM Dnor* Rd, at Woodland Ae*., Rav. John H. Hire*.Jr. Pa*tor Church 8chool 9:15 a. m. Morning Worship 11:04 a. m. TO LIST YOUR M T P ------------------------ 4:10 p. el EBENESER METHODIST CHANCE Cltraa Haight* R*v. Ray Gregory. Jr, Paitor Church School .....— 4:45 a. m. Morning Worehlp 11:04 a. m. M Y r ____________ — 4:1* p. Eve. Worahlp ___ — 7.14 p. W e- Prayer I*rv1*« 7:14 p, BL P1RW HBTMODIW CHABCH si* Park Avo. John T. Adams Jr. __ Pastor Morning Worship - 1:94 a. m. Sunday S c h o o l____ t il l a. m. Morning Worahlp 14:11 a. m. MY** Meeting* ____ Itl4 p. rl (Intermediate, Senior) Kvealng Worahlp — 7:1* p. as. CHURCH NOTICE CALL FA 2-2611 These Sanford Merchants Special Events Announced For Forest Lake Urge You To Attend Sanford Men To Attend Retreat The Church Of Your Choice Class To Hold Bake Sale Bible Study Set Attend services tHis week at uourown J)(ace of worskip Catholic Club W elcomes New Mem bers Seventeen new ireuibera were welcomed by the Cath­ olic Women'! Club of th# Church o f the Nativity at the (irat meeting of the (all teu­ ton held Monday night in the Social Hall o f the church with Mrs. John MacFarlane, pres­ ident, pretiding. Mrt. MacFarlane, whu upened the meeting with prayer, read a letter from Catholic (Uiarities in Orlando thanking wu dub iur ila Uunaiiuu U a luyetlc. Mrs. John Burke, vice pres­ ident, reported that refreshmtnia for the USO were pro­ vided by th* club uu the des­ ignated night in June by Uur Lady’s Circle of North Or­ lando; in July by St. Theresa Circle of Lake Mary; in Au­ gust by St. Anne's Circle of Sunland, and in September by the St. Catharine o f Sienna Circle of Longwood. A progress tvpoal ou lljo building of an outdoor shrine honoring Our Lady of Good Counsel was given by Mrs. Jerry Quilling, spiritual de­ velopment -chairman. Volunteers for altar care for the months of October and November were requested by Mr*. Joseph Fahey, altar chairman. Mrs. Gene Shan­ non and Mra. Lenox Fay ac­ cepted this responsibility for October a n d Mrs. Lloyd Ciautluu lot NovvwbvT. Mrs. Donald Corkhill, pro­ gram chairman, introduced each of the Circle Chairmen who briefly daacribed the ilutie* of their office and the relation of their work to the Women's Club. A membership prise was won by Mr*. CUff Dulica. Refreshment* served at the close of the meeting were provided by Mrs. William Roger*. Mr*. Corkhill and Ms*. George kiictt. W IL O O M I W AOON The American Oil Company Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Strickland WiUon-Maier Furniture Co. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson Holler Motor Suleit Co. hmrnrtt Farrell 4 Staff J. C. Penney Company C L. Robinson and Emplojvcs Food Fair Store*, Inr. Sanford Atlantic National Hank Uturg* ilailry 4 Employees llo*ard U. Hodges 4 Stall Southern Natural Gas Hill Lumber & Hardware Co. John Dunn 4 Staff Jimmy Crapps 4 Employees Virginia P*Uu*ki P. O. Box 1314 Sanfurd Nura Norris TE M i l l S. Svmlaul* Phyllia Rue*n»tin* KA 2-8244 lake Mary State Farm Iro-urunt’e Compunica Irving I. Pryor and Staff Hone And Wilkx Restaurant Rose and Wilks Uurnnan and Employ) �Recreation Director Announces Fall Schedule V 4x - 30 Days To Better G rades Jim Jemlgan, Director of Recreation, announced the Fall schedule of recreation ac­ tivities today. The Junior and Senior High activities wilt get under way Monday, Sept. 30 whet, teen age Ceramics starts at 4 p.m. at tha Art* and Crafts Build­ ing under tha direction of Mr. Boho Orwig. From 7-0 P.M. Sept. 30 a Charm School fur girla will ba offered. Mrs. Sue Torres will be the instructor and will have a new program of beau­ ty tips, hairstyling, coimetlcs and many other tips for the teen-age girl. This will be held at tii* Recreation Cen­ ter. On Oct. 1, a new season of baton instruction will begin fur girls 0 and up. Classes will be held each Tuesday and Thursday afternuun at the Recreatiun Center. Frum 4-5 P.M. Oct. 1 the tccnago dance classes will be- t f If You M ust C ra m ... By The Reading Laberatsry and your ability to OTtrvirw s textbook. Written for Newspaper Paradoxically, ths more » a Ent.rpriso Aiaociation terisl there is to cover, the We’ve discussed the best better o ff you are. Remem­ ways o f reviewing fo r an ax* ber, while you're wondering am. If you’ve beecn keeping how to study It all, your up with your studies, you teacher Is wondering how he won’t have any problems; all can construct a one-hour (or you'll have to do is to refresh even two-hour) test that will your memory a bit. Start to include ell of the important review well in advance so material. -ther. won’t be any pressure Put yourself In your teach­ on you and you'll have time er’s place, end you'll see he to be thorough. An orderly hasn’t much choice. If there’s .system of daily study is the a lot o f material and he wanta best way to prepare. to teat you on all o f It, he’ll But let’s assume you've have to construct a test that gotten yourself stuck. You’ve will Just hit the high lights let your studying slide, a test o f each important section you Is coming up, and you don’t were eupposed to study. He have time to review properly. may throw In a detail or two, You've got two choices: panic, but In the main hell have to give up and take a low mark stick to high lights. Remem­ — or cram and survive. ber this when you cram. Every student should know Let's say you’ve got an how to cram. Hopefully, your hour to cram. Take your text­ studying will always be sys. book and overview. Juit read tematic, and you’ll never have the bold print and the chap­ to cram. But should the occa- ter luminaries. Cover every­ sion ever arise when you’re thing this way. Then, if you’ve really stuck, cramming may still got some time left, you be the only way out. can go a little deeper into When you cram, there are the sections you think are the a couple o f factors In your most important, or the ones favor: th« length o f the text that you think your teacher is most likely to test. Get an Idea o f the general organisa­ tion o f the material. If you know that, you'll be able to do a lot of Intelligent guessing. Don't make the mistake of putting all your eggs in one By Doaaa Estes basket. Some students spend Knights of Columbus, St. their cramming time getting Richard's Council 5337, will Just one aectiun down pet — hold a Family Communion in the hope the teacher will Sunday at All Soul's Cath­ concentrate on It. That's a olic Church in Sanford at the pretty risky proposition. 11:30 a. m. Mass to be ceie If there are a lot of de­ brated by Fr. Richard Lyons, tails involved, ignore them pastor. You can't learn a maze of de­ Preceding Mass the K C’ a tail In an hour or two; you’ll will march In a group from juat get confused end frus­ the social hall to the church. trated. Worry about the main Providing an honor guard ideas and the details will take for the event will be mem care o f themselves. bers of the Knlghta of Colum And if you have the chance, bus Fourth Degree Monslgnor Bishop General Assembly don’t be afraid of playing tha parasite. If a friend of from Orlando. Following Mass there will yours has been taking good be a luncheon In the social notea, see if you cun borrow hall of the church for mem­ them. A reul friend will be bers, guests and their fami­ glad to help you out. Don't lies. All Catholic men In the make a habit o f borrowing area who are Interested In notea though, or you may the Knights of Columbus are start to run out of friends. Learn how to cram, and Invited to attend with their then avoid the necessity of families. cramming at much at possi hie. By studying every day, you’ll learn and understand the muterial nad the testa will IV TIIK IIRC I IT n i l 1ST IV a v is r o it s k w i x o i . k c o r v . be eusy. By crumming, you'll TV. r iO R I D I . IV CHANCERY probably pais the tests, but r ,M S«, 1X35.. TIIK UOWERT S A V I N G S you won’ t learn anything — DANK. > S.vln e* flank organ. and it is ncrvewracking. Knights To Hold Communion it Legal Notice Ia.it .m l Laws ot York. .tit lin g unl>r th* th . B u t . of N*w Plaintiff, va. WILLIAM H. I1ENTLET ami JUNE E. BENTLEY, hi. wlf*. Def-nilxntt. sou rs w nr srrr TI1R ST 1TK OS' S'MIHIIIAl TOi William II. Haulier I 'l # Sheridan Drlvs Town of Tonawamla, Naw York. TOi Jnn. E. tlentley 2710 Sheridan Drive Town of Tonawanda, . New York. Tou are hereby notified that a eult haa been filed agtlnet you In Ih . above entitled caua. and that you ar. re. qulred to file your answer with th . Clark of thl. Court .nd to e.rvo . ropy ther.of upon th . plaintiff or plain­ t i f f . attorney!, whoee nxm* and addreea la: Ulmer, Slur, chiton. Kent, Aehby it Hall. Ii» Ktorl.la National Dank Ilultdlng. Jarktonvlll. 2, Flor­ ida. not taler than the 2nd day of Octulier, 1942. If you fall to do to, a decree pro confexo will b. enter'd agalnat you for the relief de­ manded In the complaint. Title ault le to foreclose a mort­ gage encumbering the follow­ ing described property located In H-mlnole County, Florida, to wit: Lot 41, SOUTH PINKCHEST. Fourth AdJItlon. a aubdlvlilon. according to a plat thereof recorded In PUt Book 12. pagte 42 and 12 of the Public Re­ cord! ot Stm lnol. County, Florida. Together with th . following Item, of property which .re located In end permanently In. etalled at g part of the Im­ provement! on eald land: One UK llefrlgerator. elec, trie. Model LAS11SC1LH. Serial ZR41I27* One OK Hullt-In Oven, electric. Model JSilltSS, Serial XR122227 One Duo • Therm Wall Healer. OIL Model 2IJ-S Serial >1191 One Nu-Ton. Kitchen Ea* heutt Fan, electric, no model or eorlal numbers Eleven Venetian Dtlnde. metal, manufactured by Heak.rlk ataea A Paint Company, Sanford. Florida, no modal or aerial num­ ber a. WITNESS my hand and tha official a.al of this Honor, able Court thle 27th day of Augutt. A. D. 1142. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. CI.rk ot tha Circuit Court Ry: Martha T. Vihlen Deputy Clark CUtKIt. MURCHISON. KENT. AiillllY S It ALL Florida National Bank UulldIns Jackaonvtlla 2. Florida Publlek Aug. 14 A Sapt. I. IS. It. ISIS. CDL-SS (.NEXT; lluw to take a teat.) The entire 30 DAYS TO RErrrKU GRADES series i* now available in an RO-page apiral-buund book. To or­ der your copy send your name, addreea, city and ■tat* plus $1.00 lo Belter Grades, e g The Sanford Herald, P. O. Box 1*9. UepL A, Radio City Station, .New York 19. N. Y. Legal Notice IN THE I IIUT IT COI IIT OF THE .MATH Jt l i m i t . CHI. 4'LTT OF F l.o n iM . IV VMl FOR SKWIXOI.E ( nl M l . IV ( H S M K H Y Ml. ia.ll« THE ONONDAOA C O U N T Y HAVINGS HANK, a New York Uanklnx corporation, • rUlatlff. ve. WILLIAM JOSEPH POUTER amt NORA PIERCE PullTEK, hie wire. Defendants. VOTHT. OF f l III.li t n o V roi WILLIAM JOSEPH PORTER ant NORA KIKRCE PORTER. hl» wHe. Resilience Unknown TOU ARE IIEREUY NOTI­ FIED tlist a ault (o Foreclose Mortgage again,t real an<! personal property bee been rile.* against you In the el,ova Court by the above nam-d Plaintiff. The property sought to be foreclosed Is as fullowe: Lot I. Ulock D. CAMELHURRY IIEIGHTS. Ceteel. berry, Florida, aa per plat thereof recorded In Piet Uook S, Page IT. Public Racorda of Seminole C»un. ty. Florida: together with OB IY24-SAS Electric llot Water Heater Inelalled (Table Top) TOU AnK REQUIRED to aarva a copy of your Anawer, or other Pleading, on Plain. IHPa Attorney!. FRANK. A STRBLKOW. EHQH. 1222 Lin­ coln Road. Miami Reach, Flor­ ida, and Ilia tha original In tha office of the Cterk ot the above Court on. or before, the loth day of September. 1911. In default of which the Complaint will bo lakon as eonftaeed against you for the relief re­ quested la Plaintiff's Com­ plaint. DATED thla 14th day of August, 1141, at Seminole County, Sen ford. Florida. (HEAL) Arthur It. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vihlen Deputy Cterk TRANK 4 STRELKOW, Attorneys for Plaintiff. Publish Aug. 10 4 Sept. t. tl, 20, 1141. CDL-SS m n < fuW) ' £ . t : J < V A s jp v - % - vV ^ r^c-f rh • . itfVN*’ gin. Miss Nancy Davis will teach modern ballroom and many novelty dances. This activity offers a chance to all atudenta who know nothing about dancing to learn and be abla to enjoy dancing at par­ ties and social events. On Oct. 1 a totally new dance activity «[ill for the first time, be ottered to Jun­ ior and 8enior High groups. H it lessons will bn free t* Recreation card holders ■n4 will be taught by Mr. Harold Jenkins. The modern dance steps o f the Twentieth Can* tury Square Dancing offers t challenge to ail. The lesson! will be taught each Tuesday night 7-0 P.3I. at the Recrea­ tion Center. For the athletically minded, table tennis team activity, will b« offered each Tuesday night beginning at 7 p.m. There will be competitivu matches bn* tween teams from visitinf cities in this area plus dub tournaments. For the adult th« Recrea­ tion Department is offering Square Dance lessons tach Wednesday night 7-8:30 at Recreation Center. The classes began Sept. 11. Advanced Dance registra­ tions am now being accepted for classes starting OcL ( from 7:30-0:30 P.M. u n d * the direction of Bobby Ray. Beginners Ballroom Dane* lng will begin Oct. 1 frot* 7 :3 0 -0 :3 0 P.M. at th« Rec­ reation Canter. Ib is adult ac­ tivity will bn taught by MiaS Nancy Davis. Registration will ba limited. Southside PTO Officers Feted Mrs. Velma Mitchell was hostess for a hrcukfa.st to­ day hunoiing new officers of *_____ Southslds School PTO. Tho early morning event was held and Mrs. G. B. Herrin, Mr*. Iiascom Carlton and DEBAIIY’S COMMUNITY METHODIST Church in the school lunch room that Rev Hugh Booth; (back) Rev. Joe Tolle, super­ observed the fifth anniversary of the building w ai arranged with flowera intendent of the DeLand district. Rev. Cecil N. o f the sanctuary in special services held last and tropical plants. Ogg, pastor o f the church, ami Till ton Hubert, Sunday. Taking part were (front from left) Under the leadership o f the Everett Swift, Kay Higgins, Mrs. C. N. Ogg, Sir. of DeLantL (Cox Photo) president, Frank ilebane, the group mapped plans for the year aa well as outlining pre­ liminary ideas for the annuel Hallowe’en carnival o f Oct. 31. Mcbane introduced Ben Butler as carnival chairman for this year. Announcement was made of By Frances Wester the first meeting of the year A get-acquainted social for at 7:30 p.nt. Tuesday with the youth and senior choirs of Ily Helen Snodgrass classroom visitations. The the Community Presbyterian A Fall Festival will be Church of Lake Mary was sponsored today from 4 until business session will begin at held at the home of Mr. and 10 p.m. by the Harnett Me­ H p.m. Others preaent were Mrs. Mrs. Joe Smothers on Lake morial Methodist Church of M. L. Unborn Jr., first vice Emma last Friday night with Enterprise with all proceeds Mrs. Charles Sassman in to benefit the church budget. president; Mrs. Amy Ander­ charge of the activities. A spaghetti supper, com­ son, secretary; Mrs. Robert plete wit It homemade pie for Graham, room mother chair­ The group enjoyed a wiener By Donas Eaten dessert, will be served from man; Mrs. Dick Aiken, publi­ and hamburger roast outdoor The Ladles Auxiliary nt city chairman, and Genu Taf4:30 until 6:30 p.m. and hot supper and then were divided the First Pentecostal Church dogs, popcorn and cold drinks fer, treasurer. into two teams for a scaven­ o f Longwood is sponsoring 4 also will lie on tale during ger hunt. This proved to be clearance rummage sale today the evening. an exciting adventure (or all and Saturday beginning at 8 Other main attractions of with such tilings as a duck ».m. each day. Tha tain Is the festival include a country egg, gold fish, and blue gar­ being hetd on thn vacant lot store featuring many gift ter to be brought back. JACKIE CA0I.0 and Clarence McKee put the finishing touched on one of between ths general store and By Jane Caoselberry items, a plant sale, a fish the concession stands sponsored by the Seminole Boosters at Municipal Those enjoying the party railroad tracks on SR 4Sd hi pond, a mystery house and United Presbyterian Wom­ Stadium in anticipation of tonight’s game between the Fighting Seminoics were Patty Mar Riley, Gayle Altamonte Springs. game* for all ages, en o f the Westminster Pres­ und Titusville. (Herald Photo) Roberts, Bonnie Show alter. A varisty o f good, used A movie will be shown be­ byterian Church were enter­ Sue Brooklyn, Pat and Gary clothing is avallablo at mom ginning at 7:30 p.m. tained last Wednesday by Omey, Beau Bucklew, Levina than reasonabla prices. Mrs. Stephen R. Tully at her Bowen, Bobby Fratzen, Bill Chairman o f the project la home at 513 Wilshlrs Boule­ Mrs. Thomas Aim y who in Smathers, Thelma Brewer, vard In Howell Park for an being assisted by Mrs. MsIda Dob Mcro, Joe and Libby old-faahinned social evening Crueller and Mrs. M. L. Me* Sraathcrs and Kay Sassinan. o f games ami fun. DeBnry; Mr. anil Mrs. Bobby SEPTEMBER 17 DanisL Next Wednesday's meeting Jones, buby boy, Lake Mary. Adm Unions o f the UPW wit he held at DLcharxra Grrda H. Deyell, Fern Park; A Work Day wilt b* held E. E. Anderson, manager tho home of Mr*. Charles II. Elijah Taylor, Mims; John Frederick . Pcrrkk, iKdiary; of Matbcr o f Sanford, an at Grara Methodist Churrh Siefert, (It 8. Fairfax Avcnus Grace Rhodes, Casselberry; Lenear, Irvin Smith Jr., Lake Saturday. There will la* two Dorothy Chavers, Osteen; Monroe; Rebecca Alderman,I nouneed Hint \\, J. Randle —•axiom.. 0-12 nnd 1-4. Mem­ in North Orlando. Mr*. Karl Infant Robert R. Marrs, The Caille Class of the Deland; Minnie M. Taylor, has Joined his staff. KandltG. Hnrria will lead the Bible Xurvfn Maxine Maisli, Dolly ber* are asked to bring lad­ sew n weeks old son of Mr. First Methodist Church ot Wright, John E. Polk, Hill J. lUby Girl Robinson, Mr*, hms been with th0 Mather ders, denning utensils, etc., to Study and Mrs. Robert II. Marrs of Sanford will have a Family nml baby boy; _ . . Jordan, Cathy U. Jones, Kv- Charles I.ipford • ' '* t chain for nine years, and has cither or both session*. Lake Mary, died Thursday Party Saturday, beginniny at ette Redden nnd Carrie Smith Mrs, Edward Harrington und been uxnocinU-d with tint Dny On Sunday, Church School night at Seminole Memorial 5 p.m.. at ths Florida Power Unity girl; Mrs. Andrew F. all of Sanford. tuna. Lakeland, nnd Griffin teacher* nnd uffievra will at­ Hospital where he was horn Corporation Club House ia Rena and bqby boy, nil of San­ Ilirtha (Gu.) stores. .Mr. and Mrs. tend u Worker* Conference Aug. 2. Enterprise. Mr. ami 'M rs. Roy A. ford. Randle reside in the Holly­ at thu church nt 3:30 p.m. Other survivors are his WARWICK. R. I. (irp | )_ Fried fish and the bever­ SEPTEMBER III Rhodes, Casselberry, a daugh­ wood Trailer Park. Bundle I'lnns will he made fur Rally Thrre school “ drop out»” brother, Paul, and sister, age will be provided by Ihe Admissions ter, think* he will especially like Day ami Promotion Sunduy were picked up by police class and families attending Samira Jean, both of Lake Ralph Hodgcn. Fern Park; Sanford, since his main hobby to be held September !Wth. Hiaminsal* Mary and maternal grandpar­ for dropping back In. Au­ are asked to bring a covered Mark Anthony C h e i s a. l lyice Davis, Fay Stafford. is fishing. Each Wednesday morning ents, Mr. and Mrs. George thorities said the former dish and table aervice. Muitland; Mary Johnson, Jua­ Osteen; Albert D. Williams, the Indie* of the church are Hamlin of Stearns, Ky. students rrlurnril to the nita Graham, William Bitk- DcDary; Gustaf Nelson, Lake meeting together in the Sun­ Graveside funeral services Gorton Junior High School enraeyer, Gwendolyn Steele, .Mary; L'arlos B. Smith, Long day School wing to work on will be held at 2 p.m. .Monday every day—just In time for Ilcbry Baldwin, Donald Jones, wood; Kathleen Reynolds, Pa Burnnr piojeeta. at the Upsaia Cemetery with the 33 rent lunch at the Eddie Bell Sr., Ruth Ram.els. triria Ranshottom, Maxine Rev. John W. Pilley of the achmd cjfrtrrlj. und twin daughters, Durham Massey, Carl Lee, alt of San Lake M a r y Presbyterian ford. Monroe and huhy, Vivien Hay! Church officiating. Births und bahy and Ruth Spartz and O u r Machinet* A rt: Brisson Funeral Home is WASHINGTON (UIM) baby, nil o f Sanford. Mr. anti Mrs. Jerry O. Mas­ An organisation fur young Riff • Flint • Thrifty in charge of arrangements. Dnvid F. Fisher, 01, of III Joseph Valachi, tho under­ sey, baby boy, Sanford. people of tho Casselberry SEPTEMBER 1* We Are Open Air — world's most celebrated stool Concord Drive, Cassclln-rry, Community Methodist Church Wa*h In Comfort DUriiiirgr* Admissions died at his humo Wednesday OLD CUSTOM Carlos If. Smith, Longwood; pigeon, will appear before Jasper W. Crawford, l.ake who are 18 years old or older The mistletoe-hanging cus­ Mary; Mary E. Caldwell, Lake IJewell Nutt, Lois Dreggors, Senate investigators soon to night. will be formed at n meeting LAUNDRY A retired toot nmker and tom comes from the ancient Mary; Muble Barber, Jose- j (Me Mae Bass, Lucy Wilson, tell what lie knows of the to he held nt 8:30 p.m. this 2139 FKENCU AVE. Druids, who regarded the machinist, he was a member so-called “ Cosa Nostra" at'phine Hurriaon, Elira Mao Mrs. Jcstc Barrington and Sunday at tho Church. of tha Evangelical Manheim plant as a symbol for hope Brown. Nekctia W 111 i a m s , 1Uaby girl; Mrs. Francis M. rrcl gangland empire. and peace. Whenever enemies Sen. John L. McClellan, (D- Church. . . . ... . . i Mary L. Clark, Juanita Adam*, I Lamb and baby boy, Mrs. He is survived by two sons, Charles Rick-j Barney P. Morgan Jr and \rk.), chairman of the SenInate investigation* subcom- C. K. Fisher of Casselberry would drop their weapon, and of Sunfurd< baby girl, Mrs. I’rrry A embrace. ; mittee, said Wednesday that nml D. W. Fisher of Philadel­ Dome and baby boy, Mrs CALL Ilirtha j Hearings on Cosa Nostra phia. Pa.; one grandson and I k l . i ! . . Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Adam*. James It. Elliott and baby I would begin Tuesday. one sister, Mrs, Manila Bishop L eg a l IN O tic e buby Kiri. Sunfurd; Mr. and hoy, Mrs. William II. Bruce McClellan said a commit- of Manheim, Pa. Mr*. Earneat Chavcrs, buby nnd biby boy, all of Sanford ix the r ii i r i i t r o i itr. .re alumnus, Atty, Gen. Ro­ The body was forwarded by m x t ii i r i i i n w , m i r t i t . girl, Oiteen; Mr. and Mr*. bert F. Kennedy, would be Gruinkow Funeral Homo of ELECTION FIRST i> a x it unit * i : w i \ u l »: Wayne H. Brown, buby girl, lO lfXTV. I l n m D l M O VIN G AN D S T O R A G E C O .. INC. First presidential election Ihe lead-off witness Kennedy Sanford to Manheim for aervIX I’ ll VXI'KII % Ml. i u m once served as chief counsel ices to be held at '£ p.m. Sat­ held on a uniform d a t e FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTurday frum thu Beck Funeral OAUE ASSOCIATION, throughout the United State* to (lie committee. Plaintiff ||om*. Burial also will bo in wa* when Zachary Taylor rs. p iu n r io i* At m; 5 0 4 C e le y A v e . S a n f o r d , Fla. Manbcim. CARL JOHN KELLER snd NOTICE 18 hsrsby givtn that was elected chief executive ff an elevator Is crowded, 1 am angaga' I In business al GRACE KKLLF.lt, hi. wlf*. D»f*n l int. Fsrn Park. H-mlo.l* County, of the nation on Nov. 7, 1818. tho man steps out quickly ao Florida, under ths fictitious XOTH'K OF M 'rr others may follow. 1 8 Social Held For Choirs Barnett Church Sets Festival Pentecostal Auxiliary Holds Sale UPW Enjoys Social Hospital Notes Infant Dies In Hospital BusinessgJ-, Grace Church Schedules 3riefs W Work Day Castle Class Plans Party ‘Drop-Outs1 Drop In ...T o Jail Stool Pigeon To Sing To Solons David F. Fisher Dies At Home Group To Meet Kwite - White M O V IN G S U IH I/V III Legal Notice THE UTITH OF FI.IIIIIIIA TO. CAItl. JOHN KELLER an I U It ACE K E L L E I t . hi* wlf* 21 Hudan Street Dorh»«t*r, M***xchu«*(ts TOU ARE IIFRKnY NOTI­ FIED that ■ toll has bt*n (!!•<! against you In th* above sntltlsi causa, and that you ar* r*‘|ulr*d lo fll* your an•wsr with tli* Clark of thla Court and to !*rr* a copy thartof upon «h# Plaintiff or Plaintiff** stlnrn*ys, whos* nams and addratt la UNhop 4 Hornataln. i* East Pin* Hir*#t., Orlando. Florida, not latar than Oclobar 2nd. 1942. If you fall to do ao a Dacraa Pro Confasao will b* antarad agalnat you for th* rtlltf damandad In th* Complaint. This alill I* to foractoaa a mart***•■ Th* r«al proparty proc*«d*d agalnat | * s Lot 11. Ulock ft. TOWNHITE OF NORTH CHULUOTA. a aubdlvlilon. ac­ cording to plat thartof recorded In Plat Book 2. of th* Public Record* of S«tnlnol* County, Florida. WITNESS my hand and th* ••*1 of aa1d Court at Hanford. Florida, thla Jflh day of August, t i l l. (HEAL) Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. Clark of Hit Circuit Court pagaa 94 to -4. Inclusive. Ily: Martha T. Vlhlan Dtpuly Clark niUllOP A UuKNSTLl.V 94 East Pina dttssl Orlando, Florida Attorneys for Plaintiff Publish: Aug. 29 4 H«pt. S, 12. i t . 1142. CDL-142 nams of. AHA DETECTIVE AGENCY, and that I Intend to r#glsi«r said name with th* Clsrk ot th* Circuit Court, Hemlnol* County. Florida, la accordance wIGi Ih* provl. tlon* of Ih* Fictitious Nam* Htatutts, lo-w D: Hartlon 141.09 Florida fttatut** I9JT. Hlg: Mra. Daisy Ltutanburg Publish: Aug. 1'i A Hapt. 4, II, 24. 1942 l a l b * t * M r t o f ih* t ' a a a l y J a d g * . SaiMia.il* f o a a l r . M a l a a l Florida, l a F r*b *i* l a r* Ik* t : « l a t * o ft MATTIE F. COGUCIIN Dsetssod. F I X A I, NOTH 4. Nolle* I* hereby given that th* undaralgoad will, on th* tlh day of October. A. D. 1942, present to th* llunorabl* County Judge of Hemlnol* County. Florida, her final re­ turn. account and voucher*, a* Eaacutrlg of th* Katata of MATTIE F. COOBURN. dec***, •d. sod at aald tlma, than and there, niak* application to th* •aid Judg* for a final **ttl*ment of hsr administration of •aid sstat*. and for an order discharging bar as such Ex­ ecutrix. Dated thla tha J4th day of August. A. D. 1941. Marietta c. Tspslo As Esscutrlg of th* Estate of MATTIE F. COOBUKN Deceased. .TTK.NSTItOM. D AVIS A McIn t o s h Attorneys for Executrix Post Office Drswsr 111) Hanford, Florida Publlah Aug. 20 A SapL I, tl, 20. 1141. COL-lOl. FA 2-9511 Legal Notice LAQi-M JAYCEES Legal Notice ix t i ik r m r t 'iT rom r, XIATII JI'HIIT At, r ilH T IT . I t iik r im i i t r m iir. ix a x it ru n s r x ix u t .E ix MATII JITIIIIAL CIRCUIT. m i a m . ri.nil in a. IX AXt) FOR *i:«n xot.i; IX I'll AxrRNY XI). II.T1.S I lit XTY, FI.IIIIIIIA. HOSCOB ROYHTEH. PLAINTIFF ix r ii A X t i .i i r xis. 1X1*1 JIMMIE ROnH, Jit. vs PLAINTIFF JOHNNIE MAE ROTHTER. DEFENDANT v* JOHEPIIINR nOKH. AWKXDKn XllTICK DEFENDANT Tl) .APPEAR AMF.XDF.il XIITH H TOi JOHNNIE MAE ROYTO APPEAR HTF.lt. TOi JOBEPIHNE IIOHB Whoa* rssMsnr* Is Whoa* rsaldane* la un­ Sti r Dial* Mall known Mamphl*, T*nnata«* You art harshy rsqulrfel lo You ar* hereby r*oulr*d to fit* your written d*f*n«* to fils your written <l*f*nae lo Ih* Rill of Complaint fur Ih* lllll of Complaint for div­ filed herein against •llvorc* filed herein sxalnat orce you. with th* Clsrk of Ih* you. with th* Clsrk of Ih* atuiv* Court on or be for* above Court on or l>*for* Oct­ October 21, tS(2. sn-l aarva ober 21, 19*2, and ssrv* a * copy of auma upon plaintiff's copy of asm* upon plaintiff** attorney. Jams* C. Collier, attorney. J*m*a C- Collier. 1*1 T*t West Church Htrast, Or- West Church Hlrsst, Orlando, Florida. Unto, Florida. Ilsrsln Fall not or a dsIlsrsln (all not or a dacraa pro confess? will b* antsrad era* pro confasao will b* sntarsJ agalnat you against you. WITNESS my hand and isal WITJfBH my hand and ***l *1 Sanford. Htmlnol* County. at Hanford. Hamlnolo County, this llth day of Florid*, thl* Ilth day of Florida, Haplsmbsr, 1)41. Heptambsr, 1942. (HEAL) (HEAL) Arthur H Rsekwllh. Jr.. Arthur It. Brrkwlth. Jr., Clsrk of Ih* Clr. ult Court Clsrk of tha Circuit Court Ry: Martha T. Vlhlan Ily: Martha T. Vlhlan I). C D C JAMES U. COLLIER J AMEH U COLLIER ATTORNEY FOR PLAIN Tl* F ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF let Waal Church ot. 701 Waal Church HL Orlando. Florida. Orlando, Florida. Publlah 8apL 20. 27 A Oct I. Publish Hapt. i», 27 A Ocl. It. 1141. I. U . 1)42. Fertilizer Sale! (WHEELER 666, 25% ORGANIC) Delivered To Your Door A L L D A Y SATU RDAY, SEPT. 21 $3 PER 100 PROCEEDS TO RE USED LBS. FOR Jaycees Community Projects IF NO ONE HAS TAKEN YOUR ORDER ------ CALL FA 2-5481 �I I • m ' * fo r th e B o o tin g ; 7 .■*. " D r. d r Y o u r H oort, G r a n t’s -* u . I D o n 't H a o r a H m Matt dioeovory brings to S4 tti of known atomic portioIm and nueloor physicists hops that tbay’vu oft teat ranchod tho end. 1' T t o q l " Worry Clinic lio n hapcctnnt than that, hoar, m r , la tho fact that tho ualroroo in oooo again hook in balonro. A groat sigh of rtllcf wont up whan anti. Xi-Mro wao identified, for It noant thoro won exactly 17 partkloo of natter and 17 partidoo of antinaW tor. Juat aa nature abhors a vacuum, oo do scientists abhor disorder in tho universe. that Ida wifa waa • good cook. Mo will oven concede that aba was generally a hotter parent to their youngsters than ha was. Let ’Em Daydream o' R Though a few voices are raised to tine against ovorsm■basis m certain tribal sraalo sot up for oar youth—early dating, promo* tan maturity, life^nd-death inter, est In high school sports, personal mmlority — ft U likely thaithis to SsAiMrtoaa way and that tho her•tie — tho bookish introvert — win bo mors than tolerated by his schoolmates or their Be that as it may, tho "oddball" has hie usee and ought not merely d but encouraged in his tendencies. The quiet. withdrawn child not only won’t nee. essarily grow up to he antisocial or schisophrenic, he may even be of great value to society. That to the opinion of psycholo­ gist Nathaniel Wagner of the Uni> varsity of Washington, as quoted by the Health Bulletin. He gives aa illustration: 'I f certain people had got hold of Albert Einstein as a child, he would never have developed tho theory of relativity. They would have thought there was something wrong with tho kid who sat around thinking so much. Small Affairs Dept. ! * Worried about how the big taro art conducting the nation's and the world’s affairs? Well, let’s have a Vttto took at how things ere going down In the Department of Small Affairs. A friend who was going on vaca­ tion mado the usual arrangements about stopping hie newspapers and having hie mail shifted to the holi­ day spot. Ono newspaper was cut o ff two days before the date he requested. Tho other wee continued for two or three days after he left town. When got to hie vacation hideoat, ho found that hto first-class mall waa being forwarded aa he had asked. But so were hto magazines, which ho had asked tho post office to hold until hto ntdm . They, of course, all arrived "post­ al* duo.** If he declined to pay the charge, they were simply tossed away, not sent back where they should have been held in the first piece. Then the man’s wife had to go home early. She quickly requested resumption there of first-class de­ liveries. For the next 10 days, half such mail came to tholr home and the rest to the vacation place. Now there to this other matter. A business outfit which to moving its quarters from one building to an­ other was startled one Monday morn­ ing to discover its telephone service had been prematurely cut off. For four hours the firm was sev­ ered from the outside world. But the telephone company muttered ita re­ sources and waa equal to the occa­ sion. One o f ita eager agents stepped into the breach: ’ T il report your trouble. Can you be reached by phone, air?” Should you Imagine these are iso­ lated samples, ask around. And, by the way, have you tried to change ad­ dress on any of your magazine sub­ scriptions lately? That’ll keep you busy for a couple o f months. So, now what’s all this about the big fellows bungling the Cold W ar? Lyle C. Wilton Soyt: Nonsense Is The W ord And to una the ward "pop­ ular** with reference to an leeaer means that he must be a very unusual personality. "Dr. Crane,** he (aid re­ cently when we had lunch to­ gether, "did you tee the little squib in tha paper which Irv­ ins Leibowits wrote about yout** When 1 shook my heed, he shewed me the dally column that Irving had written. Apropos o f my son Philip's speech before a state women’s federation, Irving identified Philip by saying ha waa: . . the oea ed Dr. George (Divorcee atari fa tha hodroom) Crane." I laughed at tho clover monicker. A good writer like Irving Lotbowtta must reoomblo a talented artist fa thoa being able la "highlight" a striking aspect a f any person or scene that ba wiahaa to depict. Writing la really forensic art, aa it tavolvoa building np vivid, forceful word pictures, "Y ou don't mind Irving's description, do y o u !” C liff And that she "fronted** so­ cially fo r the family in ac­ ceptable fashion. So the usual angry hus­ band will thus grant hla wift A** grade in ths kitchen, plus an " A " In the nursery, and .von an " A " In the parlor. But he gives hsr only an "F** or "Fallura" in tha bed­ room. Oh, he covers up with ths vagus euphemisms of "mental cruelty’’ and "incompatibili­ ty." But those are Just indefinite terms to indicate that the origine! maladjustment start­ ed in the boudoir. For wires usually net Indif­ fer*!) t, If aot actually hostile, to the husband’s erotic ad­ vances much of the time. Various factors cause this frigidity o f the average wife, among which is fa ir o f preg­ nancy. plua fatigue and fun­ eral lack o f srotk deair*. For womsn wera not creat­ ed to be sexy creatures. Thsy art about 75 per cent matern­ al and only Z5 per cent erotic creature*. Aa toon a* n baby arrives, they quickly turn 75 per cent ALL eg their attendees away f a a their husband. In fact, many men claim they don’t got S percent to 10 per cent after tha children arrive. This affronts the usual hutband. And doubly so if ha labors under tho widespread delusion o f malts to tha affect, that woman are wildly arotia creatures. So send for my booklet “ Sex Differences Between Men and Women,” enclosing n long stamped, return en­ velope, plus 20 rent*. It re­ duces marital feuding. (Always write to Dr. • Crane fa care of this news­ paper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envelope and 20 rents to cover typ­ ing and printing costs when you send for one of his booklets.) f ) OVER 33 YEARS A t First A Palmetto (Alongside aM pant office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets * Furnitwr# o Tilt • PU • Rental Bed* NEW Rd Hide Nonsense U the word tor partment of Education report­ to believe that the the proposition now being ed that tlx per cent of New tion of Illiterates to be guar­ And I shook my head, for O N E C O A T N O D R IP experisnetd Marriage solemnly advanced in Con- York City atudenta ia the anteed the right to vote by all greaa that a person who hat 12th grade graduating class this civil rights bin will In­ Counselors, including divorct crease steadily through the court Judges, clsrgymsn and Interior Acrylic Latex Paint completed tha tUth grade of wtrt able to read at no years. So, In time, the till physicians, wish the public more then second or third grammar acbool shall be pre­ • OUTSTANDING HIDING POWER tcrates and tha Ignoramuses was more fally aware o f ths grade levels. The report cit­ sumed to be literate. • CAN BE SCRUBBED WITHIN IS DAYS will be In an undisputed ma bedroom hsxards to happy ed illiteracy as a major fac­ To be literate meant to ba tor in Juvenile delinquency. Jority, running tbe country to marriage. • DRIES IN St MINUTES Even fa a bitter divorce abio to read and to write. Illiterates swell the ranks of suit themselves. • NO PAINTY ODOR Thera must be e better suit, the utual husband will Mora than an act of Congress the unemployed, a group con­ • SOAP AND WATER CLEAN-UP will bo required to validate taining much more than its way to protect Negro voting Tha Only Paint With A any presumption that a sixth proportionate share o f Ne­ rights than by writing into law at a fact something that grader la literate. groes. W R IT T E N Thtx nonsensical presump­ In the District o f Columbia la not a fact but a phony, tion of literacy it to be writ­ there was a finding last such at becoming literate la UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE A new service gas atations ten Into tho civil rlghte bill winter that at least 13,000 six grammar school grade* should add: folding road maps that Congresa probably will district students had serious It rceallj an old-time deflal tion of democracy: Get all of back tha way thsy war*. enact lisix year. It U being reading deficiencies. Mrs. Camilla B r a e s , To arm tens of thousands the heads togethar and count Lota o f pastor* would be gem facto Comity registrar of illiterates with the right 'em, empty or aot The em­ 209 W. lat ST. FA 2-3649 happier if dimes went to af voter*, stated that bar to vote la a mighty poor way pty beads, Negro and whit*, church as often aa nicksls do. probably are gaining *a ua. effleo always baa registered to safeguard tha welfare of Negro voter* In "to e very the United States. Ignorance WASHINGTON (U P !) "It waa raining to bard Coca ia participating la what tame meaner Out we da should not be a passport to W1wa I arrived st the hotel they didn't put tb« duck out tome prett agent b u labelled white voter*," adding Hu! the voting booth. It la unden­ *tUs for my interview with all day long," the taid. an "aerothoa." U'a a gim­ "we do no! reqnlr* any iably deslrabla that the vot­ fa ttiest Coca, ibt wai in Obvloutly aha bat vary mick to publlcUe bar now mere from Negroes than ing rights of all citizens be tie bedroom telephones her consklerata children. Which televlilon aeries, "Grlndl, any other persons to be­ protected and especially that ekIUrea la California. figure!. Mist Coca hertelf which preralarea latar thia come eligible to vote.** Negroes be not arbitrarily ex Freaaally the came Into the U certainly not the type who month. written into law to protect eluded from the vote by race parlor and reported that It would chuck a duck out of An "tiroth en " require! her the rights of Negroes to vote conscious registrars. waa ralaias on tho West the house on a rainy day. to fly to one city tor break- in Southern states. It U pert Literacy— The ability to Caaat I thould explain that MUa fait, to anothar city for of tho voting section o f tha read and to writ*— la a res lunch and to anothar city for proposed bill. sonabla standard to be requlr dinner. This section would deprive ed of a citizen who would O U R B O A R D IN G HOUSE Mitt Coca it ideally luitod Southern registrars and other vote. But phony literacy lx for that type of tour becauae otficlaU o f the opportunity to no proper standxrd. On the .____ _THXR6'6 THATM Uf. flying terrific! her. be arbitrary In barring Ne­ contrary, tha qualification by GtMWW R e u r w o A MAM W M W h ile Y ou A re A w ay A t School Y ou Can Keep U p W ith A ll "You're going to have a groes from the ballot. Spe­ law of pertonx to vote on TwaFSaMTHeWMBOPAPtMlN® e i / i u leaOTH*RHM-LAW/WITHTDMGOt OF THBJ problem on this trip,** the cifically, tha voting section grounds that they are liter­ HM.Z M M AS WELL KEi V* MCRe AMO The Local New s O f Your Friends. The Local Sports This Y e tr warned her traveling com­ would forbid tbe use of dit ate, when actually they are WATCH THe COMSTROCWCM-----A F t * / / / / T , ! ! v 3 fering tests in qualifying not, la a silly procedure. More panion, Un<iiay Durand. Look R eal Prom ising. You W ill Be A ble To K eep A Close "How to ? " atked MUa Du­ white and Negro voters and thsn silly, It is dangerous. rand. require written literacy tests In view of the current U.S. Check On Everything In The Old Hom e Town " I have to havw three If such examinations are used system of education, which drinks before I can get up at all. And U would establish disgracefully falls to teach enough nerve to board an air­ legal presumption of lit­ kids to read. It Is reasonable plane, and when I have three eracy for any person who had drinka I'm a problem ," Mitt completed tlx g r a m m a r SCHOOL D A Y S school grades. Coca explained. are here Actually, however, atie wai That la a pretty good tec Every student in college spoofing about the drinks. tion from the standpoint of Y e s, For Just A Dollar A M onth Y ou Can Receive The or advanced grade* weeds Mitt Coca signed a temper­ protecting Negro voting rights a typewriter. The Smith •Corona Port­ ance pledge when ahe waa But tt does not protect the Sanford Herald B y MaiL able Electric or Manual i* tlx years old. ballot box. And it la a lot of top*. 1 atked Mitt Coca how the nonsense to assert that a 5-y**r Guarantee H ave It Start The First Dfty O f SchooL F ill Out The tud managed to control her sixth grader necessarily fear and the laid the doea It literate. The shameful record H AYNES Coupon Below A n d M ill It R ight A w ay, To by daydreaming. While (n the of education In the United OFFICE MACHINE CO. air, the dreamt up situations States reflects a contrary situ­ 311 Magnolia Sanford Terms and Trade-lna where things go wrong with ation. Open Kvmiaga the plane and the performs In INS tho New York Dotome tort of heroie action. Occasionally the rushes in to the crew compartment, grabs the control, and brlngt the plane down safely. But mostly the bravely stands up Page 4 Sanford, Florida Pri., September 20, 1963 In the aisle and calma the other passengers by tinging Tbit method hat one batie W t L m A. faltlLUW. VOITOH AND riBLIlHI.K defect, however, Mita Coca r a i n w blls VRKU V t t MILT M,oti«al.'<l Supt. itlU hasn't decided what Man.glne Editor J A M ,: •IIUEW.tKRa tong she should ting. J I D t WELL* lluttno.o X in t | .r BMIMLKT Z. GRANT O uDty Editor She wet leaning toward ClaxUtoJ Wanaur ‘'Nearer My God To Thee' CBCBU.lt rtMWKB r H t V K VOLTOLINB Pa par to ba sant ta Nuclei, Editor until Mitt Durand reminded Ctreulallac Manager * her that It wet what the band s ia s c m iT in * a m i Addraaa-------------------------------------------------------------D oll,o r, a . Mall played when the Titanic wtt •oatlaala t'aaalf til O ltrr linking. Ste W eek (t ea t v - .r l i n t i Tear I told Mita Coca that what­ t.tt t Monti.. t It t Months City 3 It t Month* I d I Months ' I ever the sang the should skip 1 at I MudlU l.o# | Month Z ip •••••!••••••••**•••*••••••| V. a. rootal K .fulatl.ns preside that all mall •ab.crtpMon. b. the verse or the might not State ..... paid In adsaaco. have time to finish the chorus. Battrad aa aocond rla .t matter Octub.r IT, l i l t at lb* Pott That cheered bar a lot. Barbs Dick West Soys Mary Carter Paints Imogene’s A n ‘Aerothonist’ NOW COLLEGE TIM E Subscription ;E 1 L \ i $1.00 If i . I aS y> © tjr 2 % fcanfurb f y r a lii A MONTH H a n fo r d f ij m P. O. BOX 1657 £ SANFORD, FLA. r ! Otfloa et laaford. Vlorlda. under tho Act at CuagroM » ( March. 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Sept. 2 0 ,'6 8 - P i * * » Seminole Schools Open Grid Season [5 0 0 ,0 0 0 To W itness College Grid Games SH S# Terriers Meet; Lyman Plays Oviedo ★ ★ ★ Pigott Names Starters For Tonight's Go Jim Pigott Chief of Semi­ nole High School coaching t u ff inrounetd hit •tarting often live and de­ fensive elevens for tonight's season opener with the Titus­ ville High School Terriers. Pigott picked Dave Howe to start at center, Dava GolJoher and Joe Purdy at guards, Jim Touhy and Dale Alexander tor the tackle posts and Mike Fordham and Frank Noell at the end •Iota. Billy Higgins will open at quarterback, Dan TtUis and Lee Sparkman will be at the halves, and Billy Kuy­ kendall will be at fullback. The defensive eleven will consist of ends Barry Barks and BiDy Higgins, tackles Dave Noell and Dale Alex­ ander, Dave Golloher will be the middle guard, the two outside linebackers will be Buddy Lawson and Earl Black, the middle linebacker will be Lee Sparkman, Frank Noell will be at fullback, and the two halfbacks will be Kuykendall and Tillis. Pigott confessed that this could be a very tentative setup. "In fact,” he declared, " it could last for only one play. Our running game did shape up a little better in yesterday afternoon's final workout," he added. Pigott made it clear that "The on­ ly thing we are sure of right now is that we plan to be there on time and after the opening kickoff we plan to play it by car.” Offensively, the Seminole line will average lid pounds and the backfleld 167—pro­ ducing a team average of 172. will be a single pound light­ er, 171. By Julian Stenatrom Herald Sports Editor Seminole County's three senior High Schools will tee off on their 1963 gridiron sea­ sons tonight in a pair of con­ tests that should have fo o t­ ball fans in this area wishing the games could have been scheduled on different nights. At Longwood this evening the Oviedo Lions will clash with the Lyman Greyhounds and Seminolt High School of Sanford will laugla with the Titusville Terriers in Sam ford'* Memorial Stadium. Capacity crowds are an­ ticipated for these contests. Both will get under way at 8 o’clock. Tha Seminoles will be seek ing their fourth conaecutiva victory ovar Titusville in tha Sanford performance. During the present series tha local braves hava racked up 13 to 0, It to 0 and 40 to 0 wins. And it'a no secret that Tltusvllls is ready to unload its entire arsenal of gridiron weapons on the Seminole*. Meanwhile, at Longwood Dick Copeland's Greyhounds are tugging at the leash to take on the starved Liona from Oviedo. The Lions will be entering their second sea­ son o f gridiron warfara and nothing would satisfy their appetites better than chewing up the 'Hounds. But the Grey­ hounds are determined not to let Oviedo’s ball club stand in their pathway to another in a long string of impressive football seasons. To complete the bill o f fare tomorrow night, cheering sec­ tions, school bands, and all the other fanfare that accompa­ nies curtain raisers will be ready. The Booster clubs for all the schools have been busy with preparations to give both occasions a gala atmosphere. Frees latcraattasal where Arkansas tad Okla­ College football opens its homa State clash before 41,009 and at Mlsaouri, where North* attendance "war” with the western visits before an over* professionals this weekend flow of 46.500. with an estimated 500,000 ex­ Florida State makes a habit pected to witness 12 top col­ of upsetting the powers and will have to call on iU habit legiate contests. Three g a m e s , including to atop quarterback George Mira and Miami's Hurri­ Pittsburgh at UCLA, Florida canes, who are an eight point State at Miami (F la.) and choice in the intra-atate riv­ Texas at Tulane, are on the alry. card tonight. Northwestern tackles Mis­ The Florida State - Miami souri at Columbia Saturday la battle is expected to attract one of the nation's top attrae* a near-capacity crowd of 65,- Ilona. Tom Myers’ passing 000 in the Orange Bowl; 35,- the Wildcats' experience give 000 are anticipated for the them a one touchdown edge. UCLA-Pitt game and 30,000 Washington visits the Air at Tulane In the Sugar Bowl. Force Academy In the na­ Capacity crowds are prom­ tionally televised gam* a* ised already Saturday at LSU CBS before 30,000. where 67,300 will see the Ti­ gers entertain Texas AAM; at West Virginia, where 33.000 will watch Navy play the la tb* Coart of Ik# Coooty Mountaineers; at Little Rock, Jodge. Seoeloolo Coooty, BtkVo By t s i M Legal Notice LYMAN VARSITY CHEERLEADERS who will be cheering for a Greyhound victory in today’s opener againat the Oviedo Lions are, front, from left, Cheryl Werley, Ann Miller, cap­ tain, Judi Kacar, Sandy Tennant, Marla Jonea and Alyce Crocker; back, Margaret Garret, co-captains, Gloria Green, Dana Hall. Liz Lunn, Nancy George and Brenda Petty. Game will be at Lyntan, kickoff at 8 p.m. (Herald Photo) Time W ith Dodgers; Herald Boating Green Bay Aims At Against Cardinals Column Begins Comeback Sunday Next Friday Legal Notice IX THE XIXTH JUDICIAL CmCU IT rOI’ RT, IX AXII FOR hKHIXOLB COUXTT, FLORID 4. IX CIIAXrRRV XO. 13IM JACK P. DODD .AND KAT E. DODD, hti wife, rutntirr*. ve. ROBERT B MAHAN AND CARET N. II AO AN. his wife, end JUBTIN BOOT COMPANY, By United Frees bttermiUoaal bound Sunday against the De a corporation. Defendant*. The champion Green Bay troit Lions, the team that has n u t ic r o r x h ih t g ig h I ’aMed Press International Time will be the Los Anglct Dodgers' strongest ally and the St. Louis Cardinals’ most deadly opponent tonight when they head into the final 10 da>s of the National League pennant race. With the magic number for a Dodger pennant-clinching standing at five, the Dodgers open a three-game series with the Pittsburgh Pirates at Los Angeles while the Cardi­ nals start a two-game set with the Reds at Cincinnati. A Dodger victory and a Car­ dinal loss tonight would re­ duce ih« magic number to three ami mean Los Angeles could cliuch as early as Sun­ day. The Dodgers will send sidewheeling Don Drysdulc to Die mound tonight in quest of his 18th victory with the Pirates giving Don Cardwell (13-13) the assignment against him. The Dodgers hold an 11-4 season edge over the Pirates who have lost four of their last six games. The Cardinals, all but of Florida, ta Probata, la ro the Batata aft Fred R. Wilton Deceased. f in a l x tv n n : Nolle* It hereby alven that the undersigned will, on th* 2nd day of October, A. P. 1141, present to th* Honorabl* County Judge of Seminal* County, Florida, hie final re­ turn. account and voucher*, a* Executor of tho Ettato of Fre-t R. Wilton, deceased and at said time, then and there, make application to Ih* eal4 Judge for a final aottlement of administration of aald estate, ami for an ordrr d llcharging him te such Executor Dated this Ih* tth day af Seplemher, A. D. 1943. A. Edwin Hhlnholatr At Executor of th* Eatat* of Fred R. Wllann Dictated SIIINHOLSER AND U M A X Attorneys at lo w First Federal HulIJIng Hanford. Florid* Attorney for Executor Publish SepL I. II, 30. 17. 11*6 CDM-IT mathematically eliminated from the race when they lost Ry Donna Merck three straight to tile Dodgers rilREt-LOSI HK MILE Packers set out Sunday to given the champs more trou Herald staff Writer DV IT.F.IIK in St. Louis, will open to­ NOTICE IS IIKKKIIT (MVThe Sanford Herald is be­ prove just bow great they ble than any other during the night with Ray Sadeeki (10 8) KX. pursuant lo a Final D* past three National Football ere* of Foreclosure dale-1 the or Ernie Broglio (16-8) on the ginning a new column which really are. lllh day of September. 19*3 mound opposing the Reds' will appear on Fridayi begin­ Upset last weekend In their League seasons. In Chancery Cave No. 1311* of the Ninth Judicial Circuit John Tsitouris (10-8). The ning next Friday. It will be season opener by tba Chicago The NFL'a second weekend Court In and fur Hemlnnt* Cardinals have won only six gets under way with a Satur County, Florida, wherein of special interest to those of Bears, the Packer* seek to reof 13 previous games with the day night game on the West JACK P. DODD AND KAY P. you who are boating enthu­ DODD. his wife. are the Reds this season. Coast between the Los Ange Plaintiffs, and ROBERT II. Actually, the Cardinals' on­ siasts and campers. lea Rums and tlie Washington IIAGAN AND CARET N II\. ix t iib riBi’v rr court o r ly real hope is that the same Hie articles will deal most­ Redskins, both losers in their HAN. hie wife, and JUBTIN TIIB XIXTII JUDICIAL CIRs llo o r COMPANY, a eurpnreparalyzing lightning that ly with activities on the St. season openers. Tho Rams tlnn. are Defendant!, I will IT IT. IX AND FOB IK R b struck the Dodgers In the Johns River. There will be arc favored by three points. sell to tha hlgheat and beat XOLB COUNTY. FLORIDA. bidder, for c**h. at the front IX CIIAXCERT XO. 11311 DALMAHOY, S c o t l a n d closing 10 days of the 1962 news of boat clubs (how about Green Bay ii a 6 4 point door of the .Seminole County P E T m ox o r doxai .d k , season will hit them again. a new club for Sanford?), (U PI) — British Ryder Cup choice over the Lions at Mil­ Court House, Sanford. Flor­ Met.BAX. FOR THU ADOPT* OF OKRRA LOL-I1B Wile* Exactly a year ago. on Coast Guard information, dis­ star Peter Allis carried a one- waukee, while the New York ida. between the legal lioiira IOX IAN *. of sals lo-wlt: on tha 3rd Sept. 20, 1962. tlie Dodgers cussions on improving facili­ stroke lead over America's Giants are Uiree over the -lay of October, 19*3, at 11:90 TO) HENRY EDWARD Wits. LI AMM also held a four-game lead* ties, places to camp, things Doug Samlera into the second Steelera at Pitsburgh; the A. M . Ilia proparly Ueacrlbtd (Laat known addrtta) lu eald Final Decree, lo-wlt: over the San Francisco to see and personal events. round of the Senior Service Bears are four over the Vik Savannah. Chatham Couas The K-et It* acres of the ty. Georgia Giants. South half of Ih* South The St. Johns Is a con­ golf tournament today with inga at Minnesota; the Bal NOTICE o r PCTITIOX half of the Northeaat All practical considerations, tinuous source of pleasure to the field listed to be cut to timer# Colts are 8 4 over the FOR A llorT lO X quarter of the Houthweet howavar, favor the Dodgers. many tn Seminote County as the low 40 shooters for Satur­ Forty Ninera at San Francis YOU ARK HEREBY NOTT. quarter IS** of H4 of NK1, of S lV i ), LEftM the FIED THAT a Palltlon hag They play all their remaining well as the rest of Central day's windup. co; the Cleveland Browns North 31 ft. thereof which hern filed In th* above styl­ games at home, they have Florida. Sanford is fortunate Allis shot a five-under-par three over the Cowboys at la hereby reserved f.,r ed court by DO.VAI.D II. Me* road rlght.of-way. In Sec­ LEAN (or the adoption of DE* Sandy Koufax at the height to be located on the water­ 66 over the 6,663-yard Dalma Dallai, and the Philadelphia tion 19. Towttahlp 31 BRA LOUI8K WILLIAMS, b f of his pitching brilliance this front with the most beauti­ hoy course Thursday to go th* Petitioner, DONALD If. South. Range 21 Kaat, Eagles three at home over year whereas a year ago he ful miles of the St. Johns one up on Sanders, whose -aid land being situated In McLEAN, and you are re* the St. Louis Cardinals. qulrs-l to serve a copy of your Senilnnle County. Florl-la. was handicapped by a fin­ stemming from its doorstep. brilliant puttting enabled him DATED THIS llth day at Answer or Objection* lo ahovr ger ailment that had sidelin­ It Is because of this fact to post a 67. cause why aald palltlon thoulg Seplemher, 1)43. not be granted, on tha attor> (SEAL) ed him since July, and in that Sanford is appealing Arthur II. Reckwlth. Jr. nay for Petitioner. B. J. OIKIU Ron Perranoski they have a more and more to boaters ACH, l i t East Colonial Drlv* Clerk ot said Court IX TUB t IBCI-IT COURT OF Orlando. Florida, and (II* th# lly: Martha T. Vlhlen peerless relief pitcher who as the place “ to head for TIIB XIXTII J i n i r i l l . CIR. original In Ih* office of th* Deputy Clerk About Sports e f r r , ix a x is r tm suvei. still is strong despite 65 ap­ the weekend.” ISi TUB c m c r t T (O U ST o r Clerk of Ih* Circuit Court o r HUTTON A BROWN xoi .r cnr.xTT, Florida . TU B NIXTH Jt'DItT II, CIR or b.fora October 2nd. 1)42. pearances so fir this season. Altornaye at I.aw This column hopes to give i A x t i:n v x o . d i m c r iT o r axis rota brri nFEDERAL HEREIN FAIL NUT or a NATIONAL MORT­ M i North Xtaanolla Avenue There were no games play­ information that will be of n o l i : r o t : n t t , F l o r i d a . deers* pro oonfteto will b* GAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor­ I* O. Iloi 347 ed in the National League benefit to you and will make c i f i x r m r xo. ixaae entered against you. Orlando, Florid* poration, By United Pre** International h p r in o e ib l d i x s T m r n o N WITNESS my hand and th* 1)41. Thursday and in the Amer­ our “ great natural resource" r o n SAVINGS Plaintiff, Publish Sept. American l.eagu* teal of aald Court In Banford. CDM I7 ve. ican League's only two games more safe and enjoyable. Let 1 rtatntlff, Florida, thla 27th day of If ARLES JESS* l*UOII and w . I-. Pei. o n BY JULIAN STENSTKOM NOTICE OP st'IT August, A. D., 1911. the Detroit Tigers beat the us koow of any comments or »• LENA JO PUGII, Ills wife, end too 63 .654 xN'rw Yurk WILLIAM JACK OR CRN E, at ISAII It T ItllOOKH MrQUAItltli: (iitx tK iir >». m tr (MEAL) Minnesota Twins 8-6 in 13 suggestions you may have. us and «t at after being held for three Chicago Arthur II. Backwlth. J r. 88 65 .575 12 and MARTHA C. McgUAHIUK, THE STITE OF P l.lllllltt Pair O f Miscues Defendant!. hie wife. TOi DOROTHY J KENNEDY. innings and the Los Angeles \lso, let us hear of your A* Clark of lb* eald Clr« downs, they posted three Minneeotu 87 68 .561 14 AWBXDED S O W * o r SUIT DOUlll.AH W. KENNEDY, cult Court When the Florida football Defendants. Angels defeated the Baltimore activities with your boats ami IX points with a field goal. Had naltimora end MARTIN P. KEN lly: Martha T. Vlbltn 81 73 .626 194 x o t ic b n r a i r r ix Orioles 7-2. Deputy Clark plans you may have for the SeORTflAOB rORBCLOSl'BB .VERY. a pirlnsrshlp <1/ express returned to Gaines­ the Gators made that first won t il in ti rnitr.t i.oat n r 75 78 .490 25 Detroit TUi William Jack Gretna and TOi (111AItl.KH JESSE PUGH b/a K E N N E I) Y AND ELROY J. (HERACK weekends. ville after that encounter last down, or had they punted and Dorothy J. Greene, hie KENNEDY COMPANY. Attorney 73 81 .474 27H Cliveland end LENA JO I'UOII. hlr wife Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mange, Son South Clinton Strati 314 E. Colonial Drlv* week with Georgia Tech put Tech out of field goal wife, 73 82 .471 28 Ronton ■ t > :s ili» :x tr i Donaldeonvllle. Chicago 1, llllnola Orlando, Florida lletl-lence Unknown of Sanford, were on the river somebody might have been range there would have been Knnaas City 69 83 .454 30 Vi Oeorsla Publish: Aug. 3V. J, Sept. I, It, ft VltltV II It O O K H M-In their new boat for the t oi James J. Roherteon and BLAND CASKET COM 34. 1942. raked over the coals for for­ no three points. qUAIIIUK end MARTHA Loi Angeles 69 86 .445 32 Eileen L Robertson, hie PANT, * Tannaaea* Cor CDL-IC0 first time last weekend. When C. M-qUARIllE, hie wile, getting to pack the Gators' of­ Finally, that Gator fumble Washington wife 53 99 .349 40 ‘ i poratlnn Keel.len.-e Unknown asked how they Ukrd it their M BsIliKxrBi In an unknown IX TIIB CIRCUIT CO CRT OP fensive duffel bag. To say on their own nine yard line (ot South Mapla Strati Ton Defendants, are hereby X Clinched pennant. THE XIXTII JUDICIAL CIR. St,ite or country other notified that a complaint to Lebanon, Tcnneasse reply was, “ If we had had that the Gators must have was costly. It resulted in (he Thursday'"iteaultn then the State of riorl-le foreclose * certain inurtusx* I I IT OF 1X19 FUR SEMI. After the second week’s left their offensive at home Tech touchdown that scuttled Detroit 8, Minnesota 6, 13 in­ play in the Sandspur Bowling tome coffee we would have and malllns address ha­ on the following described IT. a. DOND and CLIFFIE NHLE COI1XTF, FLORDA. stayed all night.” IIIAXI'KIIY XO. l:U*t lo*: N. IIOSD. s parlnsrahlp pr.-p-rty, •ltu.it*. lying and is the greatest understate­ ■ny Florida hopes of victory. nings. League, Pierro Mfg. Co. took A tliri. CBN, U. a. Nava! being In Seminole County. FEULIU d /b /a FUNKIIAG DIREC­ KMi.'KEEHOCKKIl I'll be looking for you on ment since Noah said “ Boys, But if that fumble had been Los Angeles 7, Baltimore 2. Mine Helene* laboratory, Florida, ts-wlt: TORS EXCHANGE AL SWI NGS AND LOAN AS. tha lead with a four point the river this weekend. Operations Department, SOCIATION, Madlaon, Arkanaa* [.•ii 7. Itlock U. MUXLANU U looks Ilka rain.” avoided t h e whole affair Only games scheduled. win from the McRobcrts Tire rename City, Florida natality ESTATES, a subdivision Anytime a bail club in the probably would have wound TOi title N. Hetterwhlte end THE MEa.HE.NUEH COR­ - T * . Saturday's Games Co. Jet Inn also raptured according to a plat there­ PORATION Mseoma Hetterwhlte, his 11KHMIC M. PARRISH, tt at. of, recorded In Pint Book rank and classification given up a scoreless tie. And the Chicago at Detroit four points from their op­ wife Tth Htraet Defendant* 11. page* 14 In ]2 of the the Gators by the nation's Gators would have been giv­ Los Angeles at Cleveland HKklllEXCKi Unknown NOTICE OF »t IT LX Auburn, Indian* ponent, Irving Prior Ins., to Puhlli- Record* of Semi­ VXD 'Uli All parties -lelralng You, and tacli ot you, »rt MORTGAGE FORKCLOAURR gridiron experts comes up en heaps of credit for a great Washington at Baltimore, (N ) put them in the second slot. nole County, Florida. Interests hy. thrnuah, un hereby notified that eult hat TOl THOMAS G. MOORE Including: with a minus 41-yard offen­ defensive effort instead of be­ Kansas City at New York <!er er tgainst the afore bs*n fHad agalnat you In Ilia lti:n llll:> c i:i UNKNOWN Tha OK Tire Shop had a On* GE nullt • In Oven tald Otis N. Hetterwhlte Court of Ssmlnula AXII Ttli Alt partis* claiming sive display something must ing blasted for Use lack of Minnesota at Boston lKlee.) Model No. I241I1-M Circuit clean sweep too with four County, Florida. In Cham-ary end Meeome Hetterwhlte, Interests by, through, un­ Ssrt.il No. 2l«X3iIi-Z. have been wrong. And a lot offense. National Leagua wins from Team No. 10 and hie wife as abbreviated till* of which der or against th* afore­ On* OK llullMii lUnxe tty Jane Casselberry YOU A III-; hereby notlfe said person. Is First Fsderal Savings and of Florida fans in this area f Klee.) Model No. 113017. Actually, this was a defen­ Howe Tire Shop earn* away W. L. Pet. GH The South Seminole Junior that a Complaint to foreclose e -u n Association of Ssmlnula YOU ARK hereby notified t'K H-rial No. lOTXIitA. were somewhat disappointed sive affair from the opening Los Angeles 94 59 .614 with three wins from the High Athletic Association is - m a in mortgag* enoumherlnc County, a corporation. Plain that e Complaint tu furecloe# On* Victor Climax Kit­ over the lack of any signs of whistle. the follow In* -letcrlhed real chen Evheiisl Fin, 14“ No tur. v * u. s. m i n r o N and a certain mortgage encumber­ Factory Paint Outlet. St. Louis 91 64 .587 4 offering a raal bargain to property, to.w lt; wife, CI.EO BURTON, at al., ing tha following described Model or Serial No. Gator punch and power. Most of the experts have San Francisco 83 70 .542 11 High howler of the week the Hurricane fans. l*»t ». I!lock O, COUNTRY On* UK Refrigerator Ilsfsndants, the nature of aald real pruperly, lo-wlt: However, don't make the made an unusual prediction Philadelphia CLUII MANUK, UNIT NO, 3-sit 21. OAKLAND HILLS, was Jet Inn's 31ary Printer 81 72 .529 13 l Klee ) Model No. BA11TD suit being a eult to foreclose Season tickets for the three X. accordlnc to th ee pie that certain mortsau* dated according lu th* plat Serial No R T4III::. mistake of counting Florida for the Gators this season. Milwuukee 81 73 .526 134 with a 532 series, Mary rolled h om e' football games plus thereof a« recorded In pla thereof at recorded In Plat On* Ouo.Therm 'Vail Fur­ February 7. M l), and of r* outl The Gators, first of all. The Orange and Blue was Cincinnati Hook It, Fe«e 104. Public 81 74 .523 14 two 191 games. Betty Callan, the seven home basketball llooh 12. Page* II and 44, nace (Oil) Model No. 321-3 cord tn Official Records Hook i-ifc* 173, Public Records Ttecnrite of Seminole Coun Public Record* of Saul* serial No. 1211-17. ran into a well prepared Tech tabbed to drop their opener Chicago 77 77 .500 174 o f St. John's Realty C o , games are being sold for ly, Florl-le nol* County, Florida, One OK Hot Water Heater of Nsinlnols County, Florid* ball club. The Engineers arc with Tech and then inarch on Pittsburgh turned soma fine bowling also only )1 for students and $2.50 bee been filed atelnst you In 72 81 .471 22 th* following hae been (lied agalnat yog la (Klee.) No Model No Ser­ encumbering described raal property, lo the above-styled eulu and yea ial No. 3PT93II. always a tough eleven on any to nine consecutive victories. Houston —a 503 series and 192 high tor adults. Adults purchasing the above-styled eult, end yeu 59 94 .386 35 ere required tn •area a ropy are required lo ttrvt a copy Tea Venetian Blind* (Me- wit: given day of the week. Next, It'S difficult to say whether New York game. LI1 Donat, another Jet the season tickets automatl of your Anewer or other 49 104 .320 45 Lota t and 3, Rloek It of your Answer or alher i*ll. manufactured by Tier, D. Hanford. Florida Pleading lo th* Complaint ttoneru Awning and Vene­ the Gators might hive suf­ the experts' predictions will Inn gal, had the high game call) become members of the Plea-tine to the Complaint on Thursday's Itraulta Plaintiffs attorneys, AND till acording to K. R. Traf Plaintiff* attorney*. ANDER­ tian Blind Company, Or­ fered at least a slight case hold water. Rut from the fine again this week—200 on the Athletic Association. No games scheduled. ■ON’. RU8II. DEAN. GOWN lor I t M-p thereof record SON. RUSH. DEAN. LO W S. lando Florida. No Model ! DEM A sen den HKKG, 222 td In Plat Hook I. page* of the jitters. After all, these defensive effort displayed by DEM A van dan UERO. I U Saturday's Games nose and a 497 aeries, Edith or Serial No. General admission will be Peat Central Boulevard. Or 44-41 of th* Public !(• Kaat Ctatral Avenue. Orlando. been filed again*! you In youngsters don't usually raise Florida last Saturday, there’s Milwaukee at Chicago. Zeuli was the spark for Pierro 40 cents for children and 60 lando. Florida, and file the he* • uols ul Hsutlouls County! Florida, aad fit* th* original tha allot* styl-d eult and yuu Florida, original Anewer or other are required tu serve a copy the curtain on the nation's one safe forecast: Mfg. Co. with a fine 475 series cents for adults per game. Answer or other Pleading In Philadelphia at Houston. There and you *r* hereby required th* office of the Clerk of th# Plea-ling In the office of the of your Anewer or Pleading football season before a tele­ shouldn't be a great deal of Pittsburgh at Los Angeles (X ) ami 160 high game. Sue May, The Hurricanes open their Clerk of the Circuit Court on tn the Complaint on Plain* to III* your anewer In eald Circuit Court on or before vision audience of some 24 scoring against the Gators New Yurk at San Francisco. of Stamper*! Real Estate sea-on next Thursday at St. or heforo the 2d day of Oct tiffs Attorney. JOSEPH M. lu ll with Ih* undersigned th* 21(1 day of October, 1112. turned in a good series of 471 Cloud. The first home game ober, ISIS. If you fell to do MUItASKo. I*. O. Hot 212, Fern Cltrk of aald Court aud lo If you fall to d«> tu. a decree Only games scheduled. million fans. this season. eo. a decree pro conftsao wilt Park. Florida, and file the serve a copy thereof upon th* pro confssso wilt be take* and a 180 high game. Then there was the weath­ attorney, whoso against you for th* relief de* will be Oct. 3 at the Lyman bo taken against you tor the original Answer or Pleading Plaintiffs Some other nice scries and High Field against Oviedo. relief demanded la tha Cum In the office of the Clerk ot name and' a-ldrosa appear be­ mended In th* Complaint. er. It'a impossible to contend plaint. Thit Notice that! be pub* the Circuit Court on or before low, on or balom the October games were rolled hy Midge that fair weather would have It is hoped that much of This Notice shall be publish the let -lay- of October, 194} 9. 1943, and In default there- llahed once a week for four of, Decree Pro Confess-will e-t once a week for four con ronss-utlve weeks In the Han­ If you fall to du eo. a daWoods, 480— ISO; Eleanor An­ the proposed $1,300 budget for altered the final count be­ weeka In The Sanford cree pro ronfa<ao will be tak­ b - entered against yeu. ford Herald. derson. 4772— 168; Helen Pad­ support of the athletic pro- sacutDe cause it was just as wet, mud­ WITNESS my hand aud of­ Ileral-I en eg-lu tl yeu for the rellel DATED this 121k day *6 gett, 191 game and Sue Jack- groiu will be raised through ficial aaal at tha County Court- September, t i l l . DATED this 21 day al Aug d--man-led lu the complaint. dy, and slippery on both sides Hume NepL 20 Titusville houte. Sanford. 8-rmlnolt Coun­ Friday uet. l i l t WITNESS my hand end o f­ (SEAL) son, 186. the sale of season tickets ISLAM of the scrimmage line. ficial seal of offlr* at Ban- ty. Florida, thla 3rd day of Arthur If. Beckwith. J r, Away >«pt. 27 Orlando Colouial Friday In the split circle, Georgia which are available from the Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr turd, Seminole County, Flor­ Sept umber, 1343. Cltrk of Circuit Court The truth of the matter la­ Home Oct. 4 Apopka Friday Clerk of the Clreult Court ida, this tth d*y *( Septem­ (BEAL) Pri Martha T. Vlhlea Maptea converted the unus­ school. ss a fair analysis will clearly lly: Martha T. Vlhleu Arthur II Beckwith, Jr, ber. 1943. Deputy Clerk Away (h t. 18 Daytona Seabrt-ezr Friday ual 8-9-10; Evelyn Uhr the More volunteers are needed show — that Florida made a Clerk of Circuit Court AnJenon. Ruth, Dean. Deputy Clerk (SEAL) Hume Oct. 25 Winter Hark Friday Hy: Martha T. Vlhlsti, L-wndea A van dan Oerg Arthur H. He.kwttti, Jr. 7-10; Sue Jackson, the 3-10 to help the boosters in the Andereon, Rueh. Dean pair of mistakes and tlie En­ Lowndes A tan den Here D. C. AUorntyt aud Counsellors al Clerk. Circuit Court Away Nov. 1 Leesburg Friday and Marilyn Ferguson and concession stands at the Attorneys and Counsellors gineers capitalised on them. r illl.M P If. LOGAN By: Martha T. Vlhlea Law Home Nov. 8 Wildwood Friday HHI.NHGl.HEll and Lo OAM Deputy Clerk 132 East Central Boulevard Julia Weber the 2-7. games. All school parents are On their own 35 the Gators First Federal Uultdtug JOSEPH XI. MLHA4KU Home East Central Boulevard Nov. 15 Orlando Bishop Moore Putt Office Boa 2311 F riduy Almost forgot to mention urged lo attend the next 122 gambled on a fourth down at­ p. o. Uox m i Post Office Box m i Attorney at l a * Orlando, Florida Away Nov. 22 Winter Garden Friday that St. John’s Realty Co. Sanford. Florid* meeting which will be held Orlando, Florida P. O. Uox 22Telephone 311-4(11 tempt to pick up • pair of Park. Florida Attorney for Plaintiff Publish HepL 1L II. IT A Oct. Away Nov. 27 DeLrnd Wadneaday acquired three wins from Monday at the school at I Publtvh Aug. t ) A Sopt. 4. U, Fern yards and a first down. They Publish Sept. I. II. JO, 27, 1)42 Publish btpt. I, 11, 24, 37. 1142 4. 1143 SO. ISO p. m. S temper'a Real Estate. C M 1-II CD24-44 COL-tll CDil-21 lost. Tech took the ball, and Thinking Out Loud Briton Leading In Senior Play Legal Notice Legal Notice Standings Pierro Bowlers Leading League South Seminole Junior High Tickets Offered Seminole Schedule �f "y ■ ft Annual Picnic Held By Lodge Group Patricia Scott, Frank Duval Married InDeBaryCeremony H m annual picnic o f tha Brotherhood o f Locomotive Firemen and Englnomon, tha Mias Patricia Andrea Scott, Ladle* Auxiliary and their daughter of Andrew Scott, of famlllee waa held recently at Rock Spring*. The men’a lodge furnished meat for the Jumbo Hamburgera and the ladles each brought a covered dish to compute the aen u which in* eluded salads, vegetable* and desserts. During the afternoon awlma ln g and hiking was enjoyed by the group. Under the direc­ tion of Mrs. P. Goethe and Eudonal Ethridge the day was considered • huge sue* cess. The bride’ s grandmother, DeBary, became the bride ofiDeLand, Sept 1< at the DeFrank Wilson Duval Jr., ol|Bary Community Methodist Mrs. Amelia Scott, w o n a street length dress o f turquola Church. Rev. Cecil N. Ogg officiated at the candlelight ceremony. The bride, given in marri­ age by her father, wore a white nylon ballerina length lace gown over taffeta with bouffant skirt, round neck­ line and long sleeves. Her finger tip veil of silk Illu­ sion waa attached to a crown of seed pearls and she car­ ried a nosegay corsage of pale pink sweetheart rosea with satin ribbon streamers. The maid of honor, Misi Natalia C. Sterna, of Orange City, choose a turquols chif­ fon street l e n g t h dress, matching accessories a n d carried a bouquet of yellow carnations. Best man was Raleigh Evans, of DeLsnd, and ush­ ers were the bride's brother, Robert J. Scott; the groom’s brother, Robert D. Duval; Donald McCormick, o f DeLand, and Eugene Evans, of Melbourne. The church was decorated with basket arrangements of flowers and twin tapered can­ dle holders itood at the alUr. Mlsa Barbara Bcdient, organ­ ist, presented a program of nuptial musle including the traditional wedding marches. Shower For Recent Bride In Bear Lake W. W. Club Welcomes New Members ' G By Shirley Wentworth Mrs. Charles M. Rainer, recent bride, was guest of honor at a miscellaneous sbower at the home of Mrs. Charles Beeler, Lake Shore Drive, in Bear Lake. Co-hostesses w e r e Mrs. Dorothy Hawthorne and Mra. H. H. Schmidt. Forty-five friends of the honorre gathered at the Beet er home bringing gifts rang MR. AND MRS. FRANK WILSON DUVAL JR. ing from a lovely Irish linen (Cox Photo) table cloth to casserole dish es. Following the gift opening, refreshments of cookies and punch were served from a I By j u|(a Bartos of Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Medbuffet table adorned with a j j ri. Ra|ph Klein Sr. and calf of Hattaway Drive. Both clever arrangement of blue *,,,, |{a]ph Jr., and his friend, boys entered the University and white permanent flowcra, |U |ph Williams, all of Lititz, of Miami last week. which was later presented to Jp a>t wero reCent houseguests the honorce along with her Mrs. Helen Dawson o f Win­ ter Park, who is 91 years Miniature umbrella favors young and has many .friends were given to each one pre-| in South Seminole County, sent. set out for a new life recent­ ly when she boarded the Aranji sailing from Port Everglades enroutc to New Zealand. Mrs. Dawson, • fifth Sirs. Vernon Fedderson, generation member of her president o f the I.adies Aux­ family, will live with rela­ iliary o f the Fleet Reserve Association, Unit 147, Intro­ tives in New Zealand, after > duced three new member* making her home in Florida < 73 when the group met at the for the past 38 years. home o f Mrs, William Hol­ Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Med- 3 comb. calf of Hattaway Drive spent They were Mr*. Armand £ WnlliiT, Mrs. Jnmes Tal- last weekend in Miami Beach a where they stayed at a fab­ mudgu and Mr*. Bruce Wuu* 73 ulous hotel Just opened this tera. summer. The National Convention Altamonte Personals The Welcome Wagon Club o f Sanford enjoyed a delight' ful meeting at Phelps resUu rant with several new mem' hers and guesU attending, Prises for the card games were awarded to Mrs. How* ard Hodges and Mrs. D. T. Mathew*. A demonstration from the Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop waa well received when Mra. A. L. Probat entered w e a r i n g make.up done by Odette. Richard Price had hU model waar her eurlers until he ar­ rived to show the versatility of the atyle be bad created Just for her. The first romb-out waa the «aay to wear bubble which graduated Into the flip, bus* tie, chaud and sophisticated upsweep. A alight color em* phaila transformed the Wel­ come Wagon Club president Into a glamorous Cinderella and the club members were urged to experiment the lat­ est sty lea on their own hair. Skin care was encouraged to combat our drying climate, Door prises were donated by Die Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop and wera won by Mra. E. W. Smith, Mrs. B. R. Shaffer, and Mrs. I t Gould. The next meeting will be held on Oct. IS, with an un­ usual program planned. THE BEAR LAKE GARDEN CIRCLE opened its current Henson with a buffet nupper meeting. Pictured at the serving tables nre, from left, top photo, Mrs. C. L. Brunk, Mrs. All>ert Jacobs ami Mrs. Richard Scott; bot­ tom photo, from left, Mrs. Charles Duncan Jr., Mrs. Robert Kowalski and Mrs. II. E. Chapman. (Herald Photos) New Members Welcomed By Stork Shower Honors Mrs. Puckett By Bcrslce Kelsey Mrs. Edith Irvin, Mrs. Jean Canada a n d Mrs. F.ileen Rhodes were co-hostesses for ■ recent stork shower honor­ ing Mrs. Gail Puckett at the Oviedo Woman's Club House. A color scheme of pink and bluo was carried out in the flower arrangements includ­ ing butterfly lilies and Fugi mums. The refreshment table was covered with a white cloth bordered with pink and blue umbrellas. Refreshments of c a k e , mints, nuts and cold drinks were served by the hostesses. The cake was decorated with pink and white booties. Guests included the honorce's mother and grand­ mother, respectively, Mrs. Betty Harbin and Mrs. L. A. Harbin and Mmes Lovells Geatrakas, Martino Priest, Ann Harris, Helen Burch, Mary Gilland, Diane Spencer and the Misses Gay and In Ostcrn Cookie Lee, Barbara Harbin, Mr. ami Mrs. Lester Velno Sue and Pat Wilson, Linda Jr. announce the birth o( Memory and Ann Rose. their first child, a daughter, born Sept. It at the Seminole Osteen Memorial Hospital. They have chosen t h e Same, Anils Bence, fur thu little lady who weighed seven pounds, 14 ounces. Mrs. Vcino Mrs. Rose Phillips is spend­ is the former Assleo Atkins. ing two weeks in Jacksonville Maternal grandmother is visiting her two sons, Finns Mrs. Bonnie Sparkman and and Taltun, and their fam­ paternal grandparents are, ilies. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Veino Sr., o f Osteen, and Mrs. Har­ Mr. and Mrs. Howard Pabst, vey Vcino of Osteen is the Miss Gladys Schruin and M d great grandmother. vln Schruin o( St. Petersburg wero recent guests of Mrs. Gifts brought to • wedding Clarence Snyder. should be opened later. Judy Tilley, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Wal tin, has entered Eastern Car oiina Teachers College at Greenville, N. C. Judy spent th* summer with her grand THE WAY parents ami is well known here. V New Arrivals Personals Give once lor many UNITED HONOREE AND JIOSTEoSUS for n stork shower nre, Mra. Gail Puckett honorcc, Heated, and from left nru hostessed, Mrs. Edith Irvin, Mrs. Jean Cunuda and Mrs. Eileen Rhodes. ' Herald Photo) S a n f o r d Personals Mrs. Mabel A. Brown re­ turned this week from a twomonth visit with her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Manuel L. Brown, In Delavan. Wis. Enroutc home she stopped and visited several days with her granddaughter and her husband, Mr. and Church Calendar First Presbyterian Church Service Guild meets 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Members are asked to bring a sweater. Beardall Circle meets at 2 p.m. Mrs. Hubert Trail, In Hobart, ind. Auxiliary waa discussed and membera voted to have Mrs. Rachel Hopkins, pust regional vice president, 3. E. to serve as the ciub'a proxy. National officera and committed will be elected ut this time for a one year term. Mrs. WannetU Chesser, chaplain, announced that get well carda had been sent to Clyde Bryan, past president of Branch 147, who 1* ill in the Naval Hospital in Nor­ folk. It waa decided to hold a dinner at Spencer”* Restau­ rant, on Sept. 27 at 7:30 p.m. This will be the social for th* month. Phone reservations in by Sept. 25 to 323-0909. Others present for th* ASK ABOU T OUR EASY--- street i ■'< F L O R A !* fro m Your -----Dowatowa Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. 1st A Sanford Are. FA 2-1822 FA S-S432 & SAVE COM E IN A N D SEE N E W F A L L M A T E R IA L S 73 4 PJ DARK FALL & PRINTS 73 > 36” - 41” WIDE, WASHABLE a MONDAY Seminole Evening H o m e Demonstration Club meets at 7:30 p.m. at the HD Center. The HD agent will discuss caloric and food needs. The public is invited. MIr,> J*!"M Mrs. Leroy Nop- PENNEY’S ALW AY S FIRST Q UALITY Y ard N E W SH IPM EN T BU R G U N D Y H \> PRINTS 173 It” WIDE, WASH AND WEAR k EAR LY b ir d S P E C IA L ! k £ a 73 VALUES TO 1.19 yd. COLD Y ard NEW WEATHER ASSORTED COLORS — 72” WIDE LEWIS Sales & Service NICE FOR Offer* The Same CHRISTMAS RELIABLE SH IPM EN T FELT Will Soon Ik Here Healer Service LARGE SELECTION OF TOYS! a length dress of turquois cot­ ton satin, with whlta acces­ sories and white corsage. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the bride’s h o m e on Volusia Drive. The home was deco­ rated In a bridal theme and wedding gift* wero on dis­ play. For traveling, Mra. Duval chose a three-piece brown knit suit with tan accessories and a pals green orehld cor­ sage. The couple left for a honeymoon trip in Ocala and will reside In Maryland where the groom plana to attend the Nuclear Power School in Balnbridge, Md. Local Events per and Mrs. Maria SundvalL The Homemakers Sunday I Four Sanford students have School Class of the First Bap­ enrolled at Florida Southern tist Church will meet Tuesday | College for the fall semester. They are Linda Williams, at > p.m. at the borne of Mrs. daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. Ted C. L. Park Sr. on West 17th | Williams; C a r o l Greene, Street, for Use regular month­ daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ly business and program. Jack I. Greene; Judy Bunten, Members are urged to at­ daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. tend as a special project is| C. Bunten and Terry Gore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert being planned tor the even­ Gore. ing. groom’s mother wora with Tha FABRIC BA R C A IN S a OUR Homemakers C lass!m " tin* McLaughlin, Meets Tuesday sew and white shantung white accessories. 73 GIFTS ft5 73 IM A G IN E ! > They Have Offered CORDUROY For Peat Year*. SL A C K S Get Yonr Name On Our Llat Christmas L a y -A w a y Plan And Have Your A SMALL DEPOSIT WILL HOLD YOUR SELECTION! Heater Cleaned And Tested — Ik Safe For Tha R 0U M IL LA T S WALGREEN DOW NTOW N SA N F O R D Winter — Save Fuel Too. DIAL FA 2-7928 lM 10 hi 18 Sensational buys! Cot­ ton corduroys, beauti­ fully tailored with fa­ shion detuils. Black, blue, camel, rust, loden, red. R E M N A NmTt | HWY. 17-92 DRIVE THRU FERN IN PARK TO SEMINOLE COUNTY LINE JN E MAITLAND, FLA SEW & S A V E I; J K �V<8 fl V 'Zms'tfk Rite Will Open Fall Movie Season An announcement just re* leu«•-<! by the Florida State Theatre Circuit indicates that this important ehain of thea* tres will inaugurate its new statewide fall motion picture season with “ A New Kind of Love,” a hilarious comedy starring Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward, to be fol* lowed by "Rampage.” an un­ usual adventure-drama star* ring Kobert Mitehum, Klsa Martinelli and Jack Hawkins. H ie rest of the new fall sched­ ule is now being compiled and will be made public later. “ A New Kind of Love” is to open at the Ritz Theatre Sunday. It will be fnlluued by “ Rampage" on Oct. fl. The Paul Newman opus . . . a Paramount relea se............. boasts an outstanding sup­ porting cast, including popu­ lar movie favorites as Thelma Ritter, Maurice Chevalier, Kv» Gabor and George Tobins. Story and direction Is by Melville Shavelson, noted for his sly humor and pungent outlook and viewpoint on the ooS 1 RIDE-IN THEATRE! TOfttTM a * in lin n <1.00 A C’ AHI.OAH r e s t s re i s . i a t T i l e O s l r “ U i \ «»I»:s t s:h r :r J.iw M M r n n r t \ » . J %• D ll S 4»»ljr - i n : i i ii n i l r r F ra n kie -%%nl«m In Color W 1 IliM At "oi'i:n %ri«>\ flnlr * iiik im T:il* l l ii i t t r r ON. - TIJKS. Ackrai ule ()( %|ieiv«a t .u n .n H 1 I«U *%f T iiw M l r l jr l i n t Y«* l i e l.rHKih — n n l r l i r e ! IlHir W i ll l l r llrprnlrel On "h o w . A Com plete H u m Cnn ll r * r r n A n l .n l r .%• Hi.in. f o n t * i:n r l > ! JOANNE WOODWARD manners and morals vf the times. The locales of the story are set in New York and Paris. In "A New Kind of laive," Paul Newman eomea Into full bloom aa a comedy star. No less tba “ he-man” he demonstrates a new facet of his historic talenta. Joanne Woodward, too, as a femme fatale on the make for Paul, reveals a mastery of the dif­ ficult art o f comedy. *‘A New Kind of Love” is a magnificently mounted Cinemascope production In Technicolor. Krrol Garner composed the score for the musical background. “ Ilampage” . . . adapted from the novel of the tame name by Alan Calllou . . . In­ volves the lives of two men and a woman enmeshed in a new version of the age-old “ love triangle.” It Ie set against a dramatic back­ ground of high ndventure in the jungles of Mslay, with, scene after scene of suspense and excitement. Kobert Mitchum, enacts the role of a big game hunter who prefers to snare dangeroue wild animals alive, rather than shoot them. He adds another rugged, tough, sensitively brooding portrayal to hi* already long list of unusual character roles in an equally long list of suc­ cessful pictures. Klsa Martinelli, known to American audiences a* the “ llatari Girl” , la the woman in the ease. Jack Hawkins, acclaimed hie stellar perfor­ mances in “ The tlridge on the ltiver Kwai” and the more re­ cent “ Lawrence of Arabia,” ia the third side of the tri­ angle. Sabu, after an absence from the screen for several years and w ho will he remem­ bered as tha one-time “ Klephant Hoy,” ia cast in an im­ portant supporting role. Aa stated. “ Rampage” will follow the engagement of “ A New Kind of Love” at the Kits, la also In Technicolor. Klmer Rerstein composed the score. The movie-gning public will receive an eye-popping ap­ praisal of one of the United States' greatest retaliatory weapons In Universal’s re­ lease “A Gathering of Kagles," starring Rock Hud­ son, Rod Taylor, Mary Peach and Harry Sullivan, featured Sunday through Tuesday at tho Movieland Drive-In Thea­ tre. Audio Murphy is starred in a color western, “ Hell Rent for Lcuthcr," as tho co-foature. The program Wednesday nnd Thursday includes Jock Mahoney in "Money, Women A Guns,” and Atm Ilancroft and Patty Duke in “ The Mir­ acle Worker.” Ann Bancroft won tho Academy Award as “ Best Actress” and Patty Duke won as tho “ Best Sup­ porting Actress” In “ The Miracle Worker.” Tho triple feature Friday and Saturday, Sept. '.17-28, will be “ The Canadians,” a color western starring Robert Ry­ an; “ Tammy and the Doctor," in color starring Sandra Deo, and “ Roman Holiday," featur­ ing Audrey Hepburn. TV RENTAL • Service Seminole TV Roci HUDSON aGathering ofeaglesi . COLOR FA 2-4920 Zrnith t’olor TV Sales 2600 Sanford Ave. • • • NOW A SAT. AT 2:00 • 4.00 • 0:23 8:13 Qacobij. On(Bhidqa norm Paul NEWMAN *J y v r lj o ip v e jj OAKMONT, Pa. (UP|> Lew Wortham is known on the professional golf circuit a* “.The Chin.” The name waa given to him when he beat Ham Snead on the final hole for the 1947 U. S. Open title In a tenae Ifl-hol* playoff. joam e W O O D W A R D Most player* would merely bid three no-trump with the North hand, but North noted that he had good cluh sup­ port and first or second round control of every suit. It South were interested m a slam then North was willing to go past that three no trump spot. South's bid of four spades encouraged North further. There would not be any spade or club losers. There would but North (d t that the loser in diamonds would be the only one. North simply bid six dubs. Of course, there was no trouble with the play. East took his ace of diamonds and returned the suit whereupon South spread his hand. ONE AND ONLY ONE LOCATION hi O R L A N D O on H w y. # 5 0 , 4 b lo c k s e a st o f C o lo n ia l S h o p p in g P la z a Change* end Improvements at the Mar-Lou continue to he made under the direction of its owner, Louis Rotas. As wo mentioned Inst week, Lou Is bark after nenrly a years ab­ sence, end he I* putting in hit time getting the place ship­ shape. Musie on Friday and Saturday nights is provided by the "Four Uarons,” from 9:30 p. m. til 1:30 a. m. Cocktail hour from 4 til 6 p. m. offers a new and very special feature having to do with the prices of the drinks. Needles* to say, it la for your benefit, so atop out and aee for yourself. Also, take a look at the menu In tha ad today. You'll particularly notice the wide (election, cou­ pled with the reasonable prices. Give once for many LAST A ll YEAR LONG Capture it all in Snapshots In limbing 0*r u\ H*>udrjuO'letl *0' ■OJ<lh ( amrr CM • t-q w*prvis»nt • hint • d CAMERA SHOP 210 S. DARK AVE. (a real Y O U R I deliraey the way French* F dX j ** vjajiv w* >0T C H O IC E COMBINATION PLATTER (Danish Lobster Tall* and Royal •Red Shrimp) FROG (4 % Q C ^ Mww LEGS £ Slutted la Melted Butter UNDER TIIE UMBRELLA A Variety Of Fin* Cheeses and Meats—Free-* To Enjoy While W* Prepare Your Dinner Nrw (JrIran* Room available rvrry night for private parlies up to 30. South French Ave. Hanford I'hone FA 2-0531 SANFORD'S NEW Rose & W ilk's RESTAURANT FINE FOOD in the Valdez HOTEL Park Ave. at Cnmmrreial OUR SPECIALTY — PR IM E RIBS OPEN 4:30 A.M.l t P.M. Weekly OF BEEF — Friday and Saturday Nile* • • • • • > EVERY DAY - U. S - CHOICE Sirloin For Two T-Rone Porterhouse Close 8 pm Sunday Cold Plat* — Chefs Sated OKe Shrimp Bowl—Garlic Tnaat ” Our PIES Homemade! Join The Fun At m fiFJBau RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE “ Famous For Pizza Pie* A n ru cn Ur FROM 7 A. M. SERVING BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER BARONS PLAYING 9:30 TO 1:30 HERE’S TH E NEW M E N U ! MAR-LOU SPECIALS GRILLED IIAM STEAK 1 “ ONE HALF FRIED CHICKEN IIOAST TURKEY, Dressing, Cranberry Si ONE PORK CHOP, Apple Sauce JU IC Y §r V* 89 TWO PORK CHOPS, Apple Sauce ONE COUNTRY FRIED STEAK, llruw. Gravy TWO COUNTRY FRIED STEAKS, llrowa Gravy -|.23 HATABURGER 2115 NOW OPEN FRENCH A V E , SANFORD Foe Carry Out Ordrra Please Phone .122-9616 We’ll Have It Ready ANNOUNCING . . . PUTTING TOURNAMENT DREADED VEAL CUTLET Plain nr Tomatn-Chene Sauce JUMBO FRIED SHRIMP. Tartar Sauce DEEP FRIED OYSTERS, Tartar Saura BROILED GROUPER. Tartar Sauce DAINTY SCALLOPS, Tartar Sauce FRIED REI) SNAPPER, Tartar Sauce SEAFOOD PLATTER — Shrimp. Scallops, Oyatrrs, Fl.h Fillet a CHARCOAL IIKOII.EI) CHOPPED SIRLOIN STEAK A IM hr above served with One Vegetable, Potatoes, Hot RoH^ -1.29 * 99 99 99 99 99 t 75 1 —5 COMPLETE DINNERS ROAST PRIME RIBS OF REEF "A U JUIT »2 « CHARCOAL BROILED T-BONE STEAK. 2 Lb*. .95 CHARCOAL BROILED T-RONE STEAK. Over I l.b. CHARCOAL CHOICE BONELESS N. Y. STRIP 00 2*75 Sept. 21st-22nd EVERYONE WELCOME Amateura — Pros — Men and Women $50°° 3rd Prize $3.00 FRESH SHRIMP COCKTAIL. (6 ), Sauce and Crackers FRESH SHRIMP COCKTAIL (12). Sauce and Crackers HOT TURKEY SANDWICH. Sliced Tomatoes, Putatoea CHICKEN SALAD PLATTER SPAGHETTI, Delirious Italian Sauce SPAGHETTI. Delirious Italian Sauce And Meat Ralls SALAD— Roequefort. French, Thousand Island or Oil and 3’ inegar Drraalng DESSERT — Ire Cream — Jello, W. Cream Gil Smith with Food b n f a g C osftw enfy Doily — (••vet aa a net) ROYAL RED SHRIMP 76e r° 1” 99' 99 V9 25° 25 CALL OR SEE MANAGER PRO. ’’ A aasf J k w * SHOWS AT 1:00 - 2:33 - 3:00 - 7:03 • 2:10 Wieboldt's DANISH LOBSTER TAILS MUSIC FOR TOURNAMENT RULES — Hospitality ALL TIIE LORSTER YOU CAN EAT .... $3.25 CHAR - I1ROILED PRIME STEAKS SPECIAL PRICES Central Florida’s Oldest & Finest Steak House 2nd Prize $10.00 Swedish SPENCER’S — — JIM RESTAURANT end COCKTAIL LOUNGE .UNITED.., COCKTAIL HOUR- 4 to 6 P.M . Freddie's FIRST PR IZE And Authentic frrxlh Fri. Sept 20, ’63—Pace 7. • By Oswald Jacoby Ik e Original MAKE ADMISSION 60e e £t«f«rh Reside* serving the excel­ lent steaks and senfood* they do, we should mention that | Freddie's Steak House is also a tremendous place for “ party­ ing.” If you are doing the town with another couple or small group, or if there is just the two of you, remember Freddie's before going home. The music of Bruce West at the organ and the fine drink* j make this place a must on your list. • • e Invitational ‘The Chin’ STARTS SUNDAY e She e Now at The WILDEST COMEDY THAT EVER SEPARATED „ THE MEN FROM THE BOYS, r * n v JUBY TUI1NER Fwtlmll fteiuton is here again and all the par­ ents nml other fans will l>e out rooting for their favorite player and favorite team. Whether you’re a high school, college or pro follower though, makes no difference when It comes to after-game entertain­ ment. e Reginning Oct. 2 the adults will have their chance to prac­ tice their skating away from the kids. . . . Skate City is be­ ginning an "adults only” skat­ ing session that Wednesday from 10 a. m. til 1 p. m. Then in the afternoon, mom can take o ff to do her shopping by leaving the children at the rink from 3 p. m. to ft p. m. during the "children only” session. This arrangement will continue for every Wednesday thereafter, reports John Mikler of the rink. He also re­ ports that family night on Monday evenings is going well. Check into these events to put more fun in your life! Bruce Spencer’s M ountain % e You can always head for In part to ths excellent loca­ the Caribe where on Friday tion and most attractive build­ nights musical entertainment ing. plus the big parking lot Is offered for your relaxation you don’t have to squeete and plrasurr. Jack serves up around to get in. But after all, the best of drinks to go along people wouldn’t keep coming with it too. Wednesday even­ back if the food wasn’t so ing the Sheffield Rridg* Stu good. Resides being able to dio and Pupiicate Club held serve you in your ear, the a session in the lobby, right Whataburger has stools Inside next to the lounge, and cn for indoor service if you've Wednesday, Sept. ” 6, a series been traveling and want to o f lessons for beginners will get out of the auto. They’ll start there. Flo saya she’s have your order reedy for glad to se lots of local o f­ pickup too. If you call ahead. • • • fice girls showing up for luncheon. Memo: The Caribe One of the favorites at Rose is Inking reservations now and Wilks restaurant is the for holiday cocktail anil din- j l.eef chips and noodles lunchner parties for groups up to ron special, say a Mrs. Bow 60 persons man. But whatever the day o f I the wrrk the food is always No more 1 get the reply. good. Anyone who has bs*cn by “ same as usual,” from Spen- there to eat will attest to that, eers! This favorite hangout Ami, anyone who has only j has Initiated some changes looked in will realize eotne' guaranteed to make it even thing must be pretty good by |more of a great place. Doris the number o f people enjoying called to tell me that they've * mini there. Rose says busiatarted reducing cocktail hour a,... is getting better sill the prices on drinks and will be time; thry’vs never done so giving away two free dinners much. Dinner hour is picking each evening. Times for this up too now thnt the complete "happy I. ur" are from 4:30 to menu of satisfying steaks nnd (1:30 p. m. Sounds like some rib roast with freshly baked good psychology , , . after all potutoe* and fine suluds has gals, what can you any to your been added, husband when he cornea home • • • L -v X an hour late if ho hat won a There comes a Sunday In free dinner? the life o f every family when IIOCK HUDSON us Wing Commander of n SAC • • • ! it is just too much. , . . Too Base and hid wife (Mary i'each) spend intimate If you need some money much to cook dinner thnt ia. moments in the shadow of the Red Telephone (and who doesn’t ? ) nnd would Or, when after a big dinner from which he must never be more than six like to hove a good time earn- is over, someone cries, “ Pm rings nwa.v. Tho film is *’A Catherine of Katfles,” ing it, here's un enjoyable hungry,” and mother just story o f the Strategic Air Command’s constant method. Just run (walk, drive 1doesn't have the heart to start alert to possible attack. or fly) out to the Putt Putt j again. That's the time to pack In “ A Gathering o f Ragles,” The scenes, filmed at neate golf course this Saturday for up the family and take them the ready-to-go Titan I inter­ Air Force Itese, Calif., have the first round of e $.70 cliam- j to the Peintrd Horse on Ilwy, continental ballistic missile been approved by SAC head­ pinnshlp tourney. Twelve f i - , ,70 near the airport. You cun will bo on vivid display in its quarters nnd represent an­ nulists will be picked to finish Ieasily spot it by the colorful underground silo, in color in other major move in showing |on Sunday and some lucky horse on the sign. Once imride several sequences o f the love a potential enemy the power­ 1person will walk off with $.70 ^you can stay as long as you story back gi oundrd against ful deterrent weapons now I first prize, snother with $10 like, eat as much as you like, the Strategic Air Command. held "at the ready” by the second and $5 for the third j drink all the coffee you want, Americans—and the rest of U. S. Air Force. Photograph­ place winner. Even if you've 1and not have to pay a fortune. the world — will be able to ing SAC'a Titan I complex I never played before, stop out Very ineX|>ensiva in fuct, if view it in its sepurate stages was done by director Delbert tonight and pruetko ami get prior to assembly. In its 160- Mann, an ex-bomber pilot, un­ in the race. • e • foot deep shaft where it der tlie supervision of Col. Reynolds, Reale’s awaits an order to fire, and William Every time I dtive past the : protruding almost too feet misfile aqundron commander. new Whataburger on French into tile air as it stands on its Certain classified areas were Ave. its been busy, whether launching plutforin, ready for |naturally avoided by the cam- morning, afternoon or eve­ ning. This is undoubtedly due : firing. |era. In Jacoby Slayman the Im­ BOOTH a » N mediate response of three 4k K 10 dubs or three diamonds is H A 10 4 4 r.a-IViitiir* IQill* mil) preemptive ami the owning ♦ K Q 7ft -l U '.I .Is HI NT l llll ♦ KJ4 |no-trump bidder ia expected leR % I III M'* Auill# llurphp BAJrr In t a l e r KWYFOnU IHUREEimURA [ to pass. Tlius, If responder * • • 3 * 0742 I want* to suggest a minor suit VJII) VKU01 slam he does so by respond­ • JI0I3 ' • A83 ing two clubs and tiicn follow­ ♦II ♦»* ing with three of his minor. This bid must alwayi be ♦ aqji regarded as a slam try. With n i ♦ 44 a good minor suit hand and ♦ A Q IO I7 2 no slam interest responder B o o n e vulnerable. would simply raise one noBut n ever th e GIRLS! i • Barth Beat Oei ih Wed trump to three. ‘ i _ V.;. IN.T. Pass I * Pass South'* two club response IV PM U Pee* 4* Paae 4 4 was a double purpose bid. If Pas* Pm <♦ P iw I’asa North could show four spades Opening land— # J then South would be interest­ ed in a spade slam. In any North's two heart response ease. South was Interested In did not arouse confidence but /.is fjW n A )T » *• a slam In dubs. South still bid three clubs. / ' * TABLE H O PPING Movieland: 'Eye-Popper' • Sales lw •1 you’ll glance at the ad. Rec­ ommended from personal ex­ perience. 1 1 :0 0 - 9 :0 0 p.m. SUNDAYS omd HOLIDAYS 3712 E. Colonial Drive SANFORD PUTT PUTT 2107 French Are. BACK SEE LOU AT THE MAR-LOU Hwy. 17-92— S Minotee Prom Downtown Sanford Te Fin* Food and Courtrou* Service. Fire Parking Around Iluildlaf. �f j •i By Abigail Van laian POM ttff VISIT 7 / f l I t ) PRBFBB TO CBBK1& rvoucemr ) MlVDnm J my neighbor that prepay women do not visit married men while their wires are away without hurting her? DEAR ABBT: I told a friend that I had beard (mind you, I did not say I KNEW, only that I had HEARD) that a woasaa we both knew, was directing her husband because o f a woman who works for him. Well, it turned out there wasn’t any truth in ft. Now the husband o f this woman called up MY husband and asked him to put a musxla on me! My husband says I should call up this woman and apologise to her. 1 say the husband ought to call ME up and apologise. What do you say? TALK8 TOO MUCH MYCMNRJBUClMAfle. 1 ROANOKE DEAR ROANOKE: Hurt­ ing her 7 Forget it—she’ s feeling no pain. Besides, aha knows how proper women should bebare, but ah# isn't haring any o f it. Your hus­ band la the one who needs to bo told. DEAR TALKS: I say, Mart bad snough alone. And bi the future, remem­ ber, one pays through the nose for what comes out of the mouth. DEAR ABBY: Saturday Is the only day I can shop without the kids because my husband baby-sits. My problem Is a neighbor wom­ an who comes over to drink with him the whole tlmo I’m gone. When I get horns they are half-loaded, the house Is a mess, and ths kids are running wild. How can I tell (i)a J . A 1 JUST CAUGHT A PEE* “i o u t or T *e c o r n e r v " — f or mv evs -j,V FROM < L ( u p s t a ir s A W iF i CAM SBC MORE OUT OF TH t CORNER OF HER ,__ < SVB TUAN A HUSBAND )__ CAM see ---------- THRU A telesco pe) CUM o l> > <*\ *» c DEAR ABBY: A few weeks ago you had a lettsr in your column from a teen­ age girl who was hired by a Mrs. Smith to look after her children. The girl com­ plained that MR. Smith kept trying to get her in n corner and kisa her. She wanted to quit but sho needed the money she was earning for school clothes and aha didn't know what to do. Your adrico was good, incidentally. You told the girl to quit, and to tell MRS. Smith why she was quitting so MR. 8mlth wouldn't pull the same stunt with the neat girl. Rut, Ahby, as a member o f 8PUNSPH1 I must pro­ test. SPUNSPH1 is THE SOCIETY FOR THE PRE- (Oomsm A young wife feels Insecure because her hushsnd is quick to cast in admiring glance at any pretty girl. "He saya he lovei me,” the writes, "but it's hard to be­ lieve be does when he's so quick to appreciate every other girl's looks even when we're out together.” Get it out of your head that your husband la differ­ ent from other men. That’ s Just normal behavior for a man—and marriage doesn't change it. Some husbands are better than others about not team­ ing to notice other women when their wives are with them. But that doesn't mean they aren’t aware of every pretty girl who crosses their path. Men enjoy looking at pret­ ty girls, and there's nothing a wife can do to change a man's nature. If a man wai shipwreck­ ed on a lonely Island, he'd somrhow manage to put to­ gether something that looked lik« a pin-up girl and hang It on the wall of hii hand-built r a w ; to * er A neaerriM (»> Jerry OP THE KOEBSUP EO * • j I:t* (1) N.wecnp* nun A ftf CLVAfiSR.? J OOPS/THIS * s c fiu ,ir io o « OKAY *IO MB----w HOWEVER— WINDOW IS lOPfN/ t S r . I BEUEYr Yo u r . GLASSES Iw r e e w r i y / RMBMMJIIIMWCMaittlWlRIft *. Weather 1:1* ( l l r.-lliorlul 1:1} (I) Ki w i , Sport*. W ealh*r 4:1* (I) Sew n—. Welter Cron, kit* ( !) Now*— Ron Cnchran • :|l (I) Outdoor Hullvtln Board 7:0* (1) New*— Huntley, llrlnkUy (I) Wyatt Karp (91 |j«wlir»4k*r 7 . 1 * 111 International Showlima (I) llawhld* ( 9) 77 Huniot Strip 111* 111 Min* .Along With illtch (Color) (I) limit* *• (9) llurke'a l-»w 1:1* 111 Harry'* lllrl* (() Drama Special i l l Farmer1* Daughter 1*:*« (1) Jack IMir (Color) (9) timing 10:13 (9) Maka Tk.it Spar* tliuo ! ) ( ( ) N-wa, W-athar, Hporta (I) Nawa—Murphy Mar­ lin a title (9) New*. Sport a W aallh*r 11:13 (I) Movl* “ ijHidiln* Anna" (19391 11:1* (1) Johnny Canon (Color! (9) TV Blackout 11:11 (1) Mavarlck SATURDAY A. ML OH UeXT STEP 04 M Y / M kMOWIMOl 2AMPAION TO TUT / WIIATU. HAPPEN OUZ BACK ON TH* / WHEN YAK'S * THKONE IS T'GET f OPT TURNO I TXANaronTADON I UP MtSOlWCJ. 1 1 I D UETTfcX M l (il* <*> N-wa a Wvalhar IT W N K W H H S M D > SO M ETH IN G ABOUT BEARfWkV LAKE—Tl (Alt, 7 :li 111 New* 7:14 la) Doputy Pawg (9) HKD MM-9'lorld* 1:99 111 Aerna* Tha K*nc* (9) lloeky Jona* 1:1* (II llobln lluod (91 Hupermaa 1:0* (11 Super C»r («) Captain Kangaroo (9) Major M-rrury 1 : 1 * 111 Ituff a lleddy 19:0* 11) Shari Lewie Show (Color) («) Alvin And Tha Chipmunk* 19:1* (1) Klim l^onardo (Color) («) Mighty Mouse (9) Jttann* 11:0# C l Kury ID (tin Tin Tin ; (9) Cartoonist 11:14 (1) Mak- Room fo r I Daddy (( ) lloy lto(»r* Kliuw 19 ) ll-any * Cavil 13:04 (2) (D ID 12:13 >D 12:2« 12) (D (9) t:M 1:2* 3:»0 2:30 3:44 EN61I9N—ere. Keg. Real Estate Broker FA 2*1101 17*92 at HUoatba O ffice 204 W . First DEAR MR. SMITH: My apologise to you and to all the 8MITH8 whose timehonored name was used to procido anonymity for a scoundrel whoaa name was anything but Smith. 2 BEDROOM House. Kitchen equipped. 123-0962. DEADLINE* CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Teos^ thru FrL . 2 P . M. day 3 RM. Furn. Apt Clean. All Utilities. $30. 322*2794. before Insertion. Mon. . lo t . NICELY furnished 2 Bed­ room House. FA 2-0274. BEDROOM Cottage. Furn­ ished. St. John’s river, g miles from Sanford. Elderly man or c o u p l e . Pb. FA 2-4111. DEAR ABBY: What la worse than a Jealous girl friend? MANNY DEAR MANNY: A Jea bus wife. 1 BEDROOM, M bath Houie. Large F I', rm. Call anytime after F rk FA 2*832. What'a on your mind? For a personal reply, sand a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3395, Beverly Hills, Calif. 2 CLASSIFIED INDEX I. Lost ft Found Hats to writo letters? :L Notices - Personals Send one dollar to ABBY, II. Education - Instruction Box 3383, Beverly Hills, 4. Transportation: Food Calif., for Abby’s nsw book­ 6. For Rent let. "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OC­ 6A Special Notlcee 7. Business Rentals CASIONS” . I. Beach Rentals I. f o r Sale or Rent 0. Wanted to Rent II. Estate Wanted By Ruth M illttt 12. Real Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans hut Don't taka his roving ayo 14. Insurance so seriously. Ho probably 15. Business Opportunity hasn't tha slightest intention 16. Female Help Wanted of doing anything but looking. And remember—those pret­ ty girls who draw his admir­ ation have their own husbands or dates to think about. If your husband is in love with you—and U be saya he ll you ought to taka his word for It—he's perfectly safe. A man's appreciation of pretty girls won't hurt his marrigae, not unless his wife 29. makes something of it. Electrical Services Plumbing Services Radio ft Television Special Service* Laundry Service Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry • Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers • Shrubs Lewie HOW DO you KNOW \ I ’VE COMB AU. THIS, CKASUe ? I TO HAH. YOU HAYTKT tNJZO /THEM OUT. TO These MEN— ___ -C 4:44 4:13 4:34 ^ MISUNOtR3TO O O -V 4:43 Raparl 7:44 (f ) Circus Boy (4) Control Florkla Hhowcai* (4) He* Hunt 1:34 (3) The l.luulennat , (4) Lucy -Diet (4) Hootenanny 4 114 (|) Joey Bishop (Cola?) (4) Lowrtnct Welk 1:44 (3) Saturday Night Movl* “Tha Seven | Year Hch" I1 .3 4 (4 ) Hava liuo. W ill I _ . Irava* 1:3* 4:t» (:10 1:3} (D IS) ID («) Mlgn On ilg a On Hunrlve Memeater drove a Kariu ReF*»» 4:31 (I ) College * f U # AW (] ) Kl*. History »:•« (I) T*4*y (D Operation Alphabet 1:14 IS) Fare*. Mnrhel »• port V;*4 II) T*4*F ID Wake Up Movie* f :* t 491 Ceuntdowa Nawa 7:43 (I) Mlehla'a Oatpal Tim* ID Newt A Weather |:*4 (I ) Mlakey Bvaaa ihaw (•) C *» l Kaagnree (3) Carleavlll# 1:13 (t l Wealker a*4 Mew* I 31 (I) Today 1:14 *a9 Jaek Lelaa* Ofeew ID Aaarleaa llieievy 9:39 (D Romper Boom 9:3*(3) Gall Harm anew 14.49 (I ) Bay Wkae (41 Cal**4ar (9) Cartoon Caper* 14:33 (2) NHCNew* 14:14 (4) Play Tear Haase (4) t Lev* U e y (4) Ann Southern Shaw 13:44 (4) Tha MeCaye 14) Caaeanlratlaa (9) December I l l 'l l 11:39 (41 Kata A Qta4y* (4) hsvea Keys AVAILABLE Oct. 1st. 3 Bed­ rooms, 2 full baths, Fla. room. Rumpus room. Largo well wooded lot. Rent $163 per month. 403 Lake Blvd. Loch Arbor. Ph. D a y FA 2-8700 or Night FA 2-8334. 2 BEDROOM Houso. Unfurn­ ished, kitchen equipped. 871 per month. 2312 Yalo Avt. CaU FA 2-3814. STENSTROM REN1 Furnished: Stenstrom Realty Real Estate • Mortgagee t il N. Park Ave. 322-2420 BEDROOM Apartment. Quiet neighborhood. FA 21482 from 1:30 to S p. m. Monday thru Friday. Ph. FA 2-4301 any other time. FURN. 2 Bedroom House, Adults. No pets. FA 2-7664. UNFURNISHED large 2 bed­ room Duplex. Fla. room. Electron heat. 14th SL Longwood. 838-3298. 11:9* (91 (*l II) 11.10 I9t (1) It) 11.(1 (D Watch Mr. WHard New* Huge Ilonny llaiabell llullwlnkl* (Color) CIM New* Meglo Un4 #f All*- I kaaam (2) Movl# "KldnappeU” (9) My Krlvn-I Kllcka 91 American Uanilstand 12) lUeeboll ID NCAA Kootball (9) Theater X (S) The Uullawa (4) Wl.l# World at Kporto (2) Florida Plotting 12) Newt 14) Scorvbosrd 1*1 Newt (9) m ile and Harriet (4) Central Kl*. Wash. SLEEPING Rooms. 322-2381 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom House*. FA 2-3883. » n n i r r. w. Kallh for Today International Zone Klernal Light Klim Kara oral llohert* Air Korea New* I'ro Kootball Klrkoff 1:9* (It Star a The Story 19) Herald of Truth (D Detroit va. llreen lUy at Mllwauke* 1:1* (1) Ilae.balt— Ml. Lnula at Clnn. (9) Space As* Iteport t:*« (9) laeue* A Answer* 1:14 19) Klim Kara l.o* 19) Death Valley Days 1:10 (9) Kootball 1:13 (D Hoy Rogers K-atur* 4:00 (I) Sport* Hlghllghta 1:1* (D 111w Picture (11 Victory at He* I:** (D (lolden Ag* of llollWood 1:1* II) n.E. College U>wt «:0u (D The Itoote o( fre e­ dom (.1* 19) Moral Issue* ID Probe II) N-wecop* 7:00 tl) Hill Dana 19) (»<l* a Harriett (D 1-t.ale 7:1* (9) Travel* of Jamie Mcl’ heeter* (1) Wonderful World •( Color (*) Dennis lh* Menace l:n* (D I.lncoln Center Day 1:10 (11 Car I I — Where Are You (9) Arrest * Trial 9.04 111 llonama ID Tho Heal McCoy* 9:10 ID O. K. Theater 19:09 111 Dhow of Week ID Candid Camera ID iso (Irand 19:10 ID What'a My L|n* 19) AIIC Nets a Report 11:40 111 New scope (1) Kerry Ileaeoner News 19) Mhl-Kla News 11:1* ( l l I'eler llunn t i l l - 19) Chan. Nine Theater 11:11 ID Hollywood Movl* Cavalcad* BEDROOM turn. House. $93 a Mo. 2421 Cha:a Ave. FA 2-7939 days. FA 2-4982 evenings. ? BR 1 bath 3 BR 1 bath Unfurnished: Situations Wanted 2 BR 1 bath Babysitter* 3 BR 1 bath Beauty Salona Build - Paint - Repair 3 BR H i bathi Other rentals available, Building Materials 11:09 ( ! ) 101(9) Sewn 11:1* <«> Slovl* "Dear 11:14 (I) Movl* -»*rret Convict Lake" 11:1- ( !) A-ItiIt Theater •Tlrsail. Lov* Dream*" PRETTY PE5DIATB ^ M COUNTRY. 1 FROM HER 6RAN0 FATHER — A3 I 5AIDT>CY SPEAK NO _ - R O SA L . P A Y T O N 1 otoo (St lluntmuk* . o u t #POTITAr**Ai J s ik M fiF ^ r w / GET U S WINDOW I LARGE S Br. Kit. I q .. ISO. S Br. I t t bath 190. Exceptionally nice k Furn. dean S Br. central air* conditioning k beating $123. Large 4 Br. Mayfair |160. VENTION OF THE USE OF THE NAME SMITH FOR PURPOSES OP HY* POTHETICAL ILLUSTRA­ TION. W on't you please reapoet our society and re­ frain from using the timehonored name o f SMITH la this uray? C. BMDGEFORD SMITH DST: Grey overnight Bag, 2 BEDROOM House furnish­ In vicinity of 20th k Park, ed, including telephone A Saturday evening. Contain­ T.V. FA 2 8228. ing clothes A cosmetics. Reward. Call Harriett's HOUSETRAILER. also Apt. AdultJ. No animals. Th. Beauty Nook. FA 2-3742 or FA 2-2447! FA 2-2433 evenings. ____ L N o tice * • P erson al* NICELY furnished 2 bedroom House. Phone FA 2-3219. VACUUM CLEANER, repairs, parta, supplies for Electro­ FURN. Cottage at 3 Points. $63 per month. Ph. FA 2-1467 lux. Kirby, Hoover, AirWay, Rex-Air etc. Free 2 BEDROOM furnished Apart­ pickup. New and Used ment. Close is. Reasonable. cleaners sold. FA 2-2282. FA 2-9641. AIR-CONDITIONED BR. in 3 Rm. furn. Apt. $63. mo. li t E. 8th St. FA 2-4283. FURN. Air-condition New 1 bedroom Duplex. Adults on­ ly. 2200 Park Ave. Sanford. It Pays Astra To The NOT RESPONSIBLE Use H ER ALD I will not be r ea p ooa ib lr for any debts Incurred by anyone other (ban myself. W an t Ads. KENNETH R. HALL Legal Notice 11 fannerty 13 Active 11 Et esters |Aj M 13 Orgsoke mMs 24 Rung)* 15 Baev** Bad 11 (ankelike flak 13 * Sind km IT Old gtefrr (»h) 3 25 S is (pct(ir) I I puny (lying 29 Tubs parted* 20 Spring eeeeaa 30 Flower M Uneven >7 Dictionary 14 wad aaa l T ~ P T f P lX tT B I RTtS WTTBTHl W +S fM r jg fS i 40 Number 41 "Beehive Slate” 42 Depend 43 Small (Uk 43 Draught r~ aattoaal 41 Etching* biography (*k) premiiun 1 1r i • FT rr u a ll m ■ •1 ■ ■ ■ _J ■ ■ _ a T TT rn [ 1 �Your Herald A d Is A Sales Representative W elcom e In Every Home. Dial F A 2 -5 6 1 2 6. For Rent 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real EalaU For Rate BEDROOM unfurnished IN DEBARY. 2 Bedroom*, 2 ECONOMY HOME House. Kitchen equipped. 2 Bedroom Masonry Home. bath*. 2 utilities. School bus $53 month. Pick up key at service. $9,950. $500 down. Very Good Condition! Total 613 E 14‘Ji St. FA 2-6630. Balance to suit purchaser. Price only $6750—8250 down 322 8282. and balance $16.00 per EFFICIENCY Apartment on month, tales and insurance First St. Near 2 city free included. parking Iota and shopping NEAT AS A PIN stores. No utility charges. Property Management Suitable for couple or sin­ Centrally located 3 bedroom 2 bath home FHA apprais­ Broker gle, also retired people. ed value $15,200, reduced FA 2-4712. to $13,900 with $150 down. A IT . $30. Surplus City. This is a Beauty! With Offers for your selection separate dining room and these Beautiful 2, 3, k t “ CLEAN quiet Rooms" The —ofiI Call for appointment Cables. FA 2-0720. Bedroom now. CLEAN Efficiency Apt. 611 Park Avc. 9kt *101849 trralft Fri. Sept. 20, ’63—Page 9 27. Special Services 2 SW E E T IE PIE By Nadine Seltzer WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, 34. Articles For Soto SPRINKLER SYSTEMS BEDROOM Set. 3 Piece, All Typea and Sixes good mattress k box We Repair and Service springs. $73. 106 E. ColeS T I N E man. 322-4888. Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6432 Phllco FREEZER. 22 cubic SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ . ft. $130 cash. 1903 Cedar. tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. DAVENPORT and matching 322 3508. chair. Da-k blue corduroy. TRACTOR Work. Mowing, Mahogany drop leaf Lib­ disk, blade. FA 2 7664. rary table. FA 2-8146. Government F U R N I S H E D Apartment. LAKE MARY Modern 2 Clean and close in. Jimmie ATTRACTIVE. bedroom cement b l o c k Cowan. 322-4013. home, lakoview k lake W E L A K A APARTMENTS: privileges. $12,500. 2 Bed­ Rooms private baths, 114 room furn. within walking W. First St. distance o f stores L school. Fruit trees. $5500. Call for MAYFAIR: 3 Bedroom, 1 bath, large y a r d . $100 ’ appointment. GEHR REALTY FA 2-Bu61 monthly. FA 2-4709. RENT A BED Rollaway, Hospital k Baby 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths. Fla. Beds. room. Fenced yard k pa­ By Day, Week, or Month CARROLLS FURNITURE Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st St. tio. Well landscaped. Ph. 322-1872. 114 W. Woodland Dr. Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $-13.50 29. Automobile Service To make the best home buy, see the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office rA 2-2118 LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, LAKE MARY Night FA 2-0648 also 1 bedroom trailer on 3 BEDROOMS, 2 b a t h s . 323 0700 large lake. Adults only. Pb. Ready for immediate o c­ Sanford, Fla. FA 2-7368. cupancy is this beautiful 2524 Park Dr. brand new 3 bedroom, 2 3 BEDROOMS, l'a baths. 7. Business* Rentals bath, centrally heated k Swimming pool. Furn. or air-conditioned Home for 803 1st. St. 6 ROOMS. Suita­ unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. only $12,000. Large kitchen ble for Office. Parking Sunland. with birch cabinets & built available in rear. 322-2744 in oven k range. Call own­ ASSUME payments on nice from 11 - 0 p.m. er. 322-2715. 3 bedroom home. Phone SUITE of offices ill Edwards FA 28137 or Everett Har­ Building, corner o f Com­ per FA 2-2285. 505 Mattie mercial k Park. l*h. FA (Praver Homes). BY SHOEMAKER 2-7808. 3 AND 4 BEDROOMS FOR SALE BY OWNER. 3 1, lVi. AND 2 BATHS 8. Reach Rentals Bedrooms, 2 baths, Fla. FHA, VA & Conventional room. large living room. 11UTCU1SON Ocean front Financing! 323-0962. 125 E. Coleman Apartment. Daytona Beach. SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL Circle. FA 2-4058. RAVENNA PARK AND LOTS 9. For Sale or Rent MAYFAIR SECTION 1DYLLWILDE AVAILABLE Oct. 1st. 3 Bed­ We Have Several New Homes Several nice building aitei left, with good terms. rooms, H i baths. Air-Con­ Now Under Construction, And dition k heal. Kitchen equip­ A r'ew Nearly Completed! HIGH SCHOOL SECTION ped. Deep well, sprinkling We Can Also Custom Build 21 large lots, all for $9000.00 A Home Just For You! system, beautiful yard. $125 with only t0% down, bal­ ance monthly. per ino. 103 Lake Dot Dr. For Complete Information Day FA 2-8700 or Night ROBERT A. WILLIAMS See Or Call FA 2 8551. Realtor Raymond Lundquist, Asto. 6 ROOM House. 817 Catalina. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. NEW HOMES Stenstrom R ealty AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senkorik Ginas and Paint Company 210 Magnolia MAU right, kid, lot's so* your learner's permit!" 12. Real Estate For Sato 17. Male Help Wanted NEAR Paola School; new 7 City of Sanford Civil Service room home, 1 acre lot. Ph. Board is accepting applica­ FA 2-3378, FA 2-0879. tions for the position of Utility Man" in the Water JOILN E. FOX Distribution division. Mini­ REALTOR mum requirements: Age 110 X. Park Ave. 3234559 18 to 45 yrs; elementary school education; resident DEVELOPER OR of Seminole county for six PARTNERSHIP WANTED months. Some experimence Have Use following property: in plumbing and pipe fitt­ A. Approximately 25 acres; ing Examination for qua), all on lake and canal. applicants will be held at IHvlsahle into 20-22 lots. 7:30 P. M. September 24. Seminole County. Also ideal 1963, or as soon thereafter for trailer camps or sites. as practicable, in the city B. 58 acres, near Deltona, hall. Submit applications to 3300 feet on Lake Monroe, Civil Service Examiner 4000 feet Highway frontage. prior to September 23, 1963. Ideal for subdivision, boat yard, etc., Owner will be MAN WANTED to manage in Florida last part of Oct­ and operate a retail Wat­ ober. kins Route in this area. Frans J. Polgar, Box 215, Earnings of $125.00 per Rye, X. Y. week from the very begin ning. Write Mr. McGarity, NEW—3 bedroom Homes, P. O. Box 627, WUUston, by owner. 838-8209. Florida. ONE 4 Bedroom House, one 3 bedroom House. Lungwood WANTED colored young man for Grocery Store located area. 838 3911. in Midway. Must have ONE 4 Bedroom House, One some experience, good pay. 3 Bedroom House. Sanford Send information to Box area. 322-2744. 4. Sanford Herald. 111 N. Park 322-2420 3 BEDROOMS, 1 4 bath. NEW 2 Story House. 4 bed­ EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT Screened porch. Built-in rooms, MS baths. large Ravenna Park — range. $300 down. $07.00 living room k dining area. Iilyllwiltie Den, patio 4k breereway. month. No qualifying. 836 garage. On IVY lota in Lake Lormantt Circle North. LOVELY 2 bedroom Home. Mary. Central heating duct­ Longdate. Lungwood Fla. Has everything except your ed for Air-Condition. $15,900. furniture. Appointment only. FA 2 0358. FA 2 8798. FHA - VA St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 LAKEFRONT HOME TO BE PROUD OF. Custom built, 2 lilt. 14$ bath, dbl. carport; garden space, nice shrub­ bery with irrigation, pier into lake. For a better home eall SO U TH W A RD INVESTMENT k REALTY 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 LOVELY 2 Bedroom block Home with separate din­ ing room. Large screened east porch. Located on large corner lot with fruit, oak k magnolia trees, 3 Car garage. By owner Ph FA 2-4199. r HOUSE k 2 acre* of land for talc $1,900. Mutt have Stoo down. Call FA 2-2921 alter 2 p. m. Ym , hara at Deltona These lovely homes are selling fast. The reason is solid value - low price and high quality constructioncome outand see these Mondorful homes for yourself—there are 8 completely furnished modelstochoose from. 56,960 to 515,450. As low as 5210 down and S43.11 per month. No Closing Costs! DRIVE OUT TODtf Take Interstate 54 — get o ff at the DeBary Exchange, or call. 6 6 8 -4 4 5 8 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS 1 AND 2 BATHS Most Kitchens Equipped Down Payment From $100 VA to $250 FHA 15. Business Opportunity in c . Ml Ph. FA 2-4622 Auto Glass, Tops A Sea* Covers AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 ALL WORK GUARANTEED 31 A. Feta COLLIE Pup. Sable 4k white. Has had shots. $25. I'll. FA 2 9246. PERSIAN Kittens. Bed. pure bred $20. Miller's Motel on 17 92 FA2- 4180. 32. Flowers • Shrubs 8 mi. S. on Sanford Ave. ■PAINTING or Hepalr work. SERVICE Station for lease. Ph. FA 2-7064 Inventory takeover. Good location. Ph. FA 2 4342. 20. Baby*itler* 2i/0 So. Park Ave. Robson Sporting Goods Your EV'INRUDE Dealer 304 8-8 E. 1st Ph. FA I S 21 FT. ALUMINUM Cabla Cruiser on trailer with '61 Volvo Inboard • Outdrive electric winch. Boat 4 trailer needs minor repair. $1200. 322 9255. 15* SUPERCRAFT. 40 hp! Johnson, lloltsclaw t i l t trailer. '60 outfit. A-l cood. Reasonable. FA 2-St42. 38. Motorcycle* - Scooters OUR LOT IS FILLED WITH CLEAN, MECHANICALLY SOUND USED CA RS COMPARE OUR PRICES! 1962 Falcon Ranchero *1 4 9 5 Deluxe pickup, radio and heater. Extra clean! m 1962 Mercury Monterey c ** 2 door hardtop, Multi-Drive, radln, | heater, power .leering and brake*! Sharp! 1 1962 Rumbler Classic *1 7 9 5 Custom 4 door sedan, Flaah-O-Mslie, reclining .eat*, radio and heat­ er, like new! ______ 1961 Mercury Monterey Custom 4 door hardtop, Multi-Drive, radio, heater, power steering nnd brakrs, beautiful turquoise!________ *1 7 9 5 *1 4 9 5 _ *8 9 5 I960 Falcon 2 Door aedsn, Fnrd-O-Matic, hralrr. Easy o n gas! radio 1960 Cadillac Fleetwood *3 0 9 5 I960 Mercury Monterey *1 3 9 5 seslsn, full power and air condition. Truly a fine automobile! 4 door sedan, fully equip. We have 2 to chooM from! I960 Comet Station Wagon, Merc-O-Matk, radio and heater. ___________ Get Your Best Used Car Buy Now! The More We Sel l . . . The Less We Move To Our New Home — ---------1801 W. FIRST S T .---------Watch Fur Our October Grand Opening 1959 PLYMOUTH 2 door hardtop, automatic Iran-., radio A heater, -olid black, -harp. 1960 FORD FALCON Autoinulir Iran-., extra clean. radio A heater, 1961 DODGE D-100 Half-ton pickup. 1960 FORD llalf-tun pickup. 1956 CHEVROLET Wagon, real clean, automatic Tran*., radio and heater. 1960 STUDEBAKER Lark Station Wagon, straight Iran-., radio and heater. *7 9 5 *1 4 9 5 *1195 *1 0 9 5 *5 9 5 *6 9 5 1959 CHEVROLET 210 ( Iran . , . Dean . . . (Tran! *5 9 5 Seminole Co. M otors FA 2-4234 I Plan,/ Tuning ami Repair i W. L. iiaroiua — t A 2 Gateway To The Waterway 1961 Comet S-22 FHA - VA KINGS WOOD BUILDERS INC. 20J Fairmont Dr. FA 2-&07I READY MIX Concrete, win­ 36-A Auto* Wonted dow sills, lintels, steps, blocks, Band, cement, rock, WANTED from private par> ty 1959 through 1800 Chav* pipe, steel, grease traps, rolet, also 1050 through dry wells, stepping stone*. 1958 Chrysler products. Miracle Concrete Co. Must be in excellent condi­ .109 Elm Ave. FA 2-5751 tion. Call 322-7501 after 6 KRIGIDAIRE used Ironer. $50 p. m.______________________ Excellent condition. Call 37. Boats - Motori Mrs. Glelow FA 2 2611. (sport model) Merr-O-Mallc, bucket radio and hratrr. One o*ner! 16. Female Help Wanted ALL day Child rare in my H. B. POPE CO., INC. I New 1:30 Selection Is Good- BEAUTIFUL upright Plano & bench. Excellent cond. Just ORCHID PLANTS tuned. Moving, irniil sell. For Sale FA 2-8832. AT BARGAIN PRICES I. C. Bunten Lemon Bluff T.V. 17” Zenith $50. Rem­ ington Typewriter $15. Fire­ 33. Furniture stone cabinet ironer $15. 19. Siluaiiomi Wanted FA 2-2909. Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. WILL do ironing. 323-O.VJl. SANFORD SEWING CENTER Larry's Mart 215 Sanford l SINGER electric. $12.50. 1 BABYSITTING day or night. Ave. Ph. FA 2 4133. Premier electric $24.00. 1 Lova 4k care. Big yard. Featherweight $6040. 1 Sin­ Us Your Furniture Meala furnished, also will Sell ger with Z Z . AH. $31.00. Quirk Service With the board. FA 2-79M). Many others. All guaran Cash. SUPER TRADING Child Cars. FA 2-2374. teed. FA 2 9111. POST. FA 24677. .Stenstrom Realty FORD. after 1963 VESPA Motor Scooter. $200. In perfect condition, pays you to try all new 36. Automobile* - Truck* ltoo French Ave. KoTUide, one coat. No drip. I960 VAUX1IALL. A-l *ond. The only paint with a writ­ '59 VESPA Scooter k Helmet; Can be seen at 8 Volusia ten unconditional guaran­ needs some work. $85 or Dr. Deliary. tee. Also only no drip best offer. Call Jarman, paint that can be tinted 322-1330, Eat. 265. 1957 FORD. FA 2 6953. 1500 different colors. Save coupon in Orlando Sentinel for extra bonus Sept. 29th A Oct. 13th. nuy one gal­ lon Get one free. 2U) W. 1st St. , GKItRA Daisies, Vegetable plats, Bovinas. Dutch Mill BED. New Hollywood style. Nursery, l.'pxalu ltd. just 5 " form rubber mattress. off 20th St. & 1st. Box springs. $13. Cost $120. G. Armbruster. Lake Mary, BLOOMING Roses on double Fla. Mi ml. West of Lake ciierokee stock. $2.50 each. Mary Rlvd. Gray Shadows Nursery home. FA 2-2075. NIGHT Waltreas. Must be LOW MONTHLY experienced. Apply Chick 21. Beauty Salon* PAYMENTS 'N Treat. Sanford. EXCELLENT LOCATIONS Haiel Porter Beauty Shop IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY BE a Tupperwarc Dealer Cold Wave $6 00 complete part time or hill time. Car IIM W. 25th St. FA 2-t32l Wc Can Qualify You For necessary. Write Box 7, Cut 'N Curl Beauty Simp One Of These Outstanding Sanford Herald. 318 Palmetto Ave. Home Buys In Minutes! WF. now have a special facial 17. Male Help Wunted booth, services from tip to For Complete Information, Real Estate Opportunity See Or Call Your tip Free parking lot. Open CAN YOU SELL? evenings by appointmentYour own full-time business, l'hon« door (I ) 322-0834 SALES BROKER Real Estate, right in this Phone door (2 ) 322 8525 area. National company, es­ tablished in 1900, largest in FREE $50 PERM. WAVE Complete Beauty Service its field. (Unlicensed? — Revelon * Patricia Stevens Real Estate—Mortgages writ* us.) Training and in­ Cosmetics Ml N. Park Ave. 322 2420 struction given in all phases Harriett’* lleuuty Nook Ravenna Park FA 27495 of your operations — from 105 So. Oak. FA 2-5742 FA 2 2677 FA 2 3629 FA 2-8360 Start to Success. All adver­ Evenings tising, all signs, furms, sup­ 25. P lu m b in g Service?, plies are furnished. Nation­ PLUMBING wide advertising brings Contracting Repairs Buyers from Everywhere. FREE ESTIMATES Can you qualify? You must R. L. HARVEY have initiative, excellent 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3383 character (bondable), sales ability, be financially re­ HINSON Al IIKAKN” sponsible. Commission - vol­ PLUMBING CONTRACTING ume opportunity for man. Iteoairs L Water Heaters woman, couple or team That FREE ESTIMATES tan Sell. Write today for 204 E. 3rd St 322-9143 information, S T It U U T | REALTY, J. E. Mann, Area 2li. Itadio & Television Supervisor, 1222 E. Colonial USED T.V. Sets $10 up. Ser­ Dr., Orlundo, Flu. vice calls $2.00. Sanford T. V. Service. 1113 Hanford GARBAGE Truck Chauffeur. Ave. Ph. FA 2 9776 Good pay. 723 4455. Gentilquore Sanitation Service. 27. Special Services 643 W. Pina Road. Mel­ PAINTING k Ri'p.iii-. Work j bourne. Fla. guaranteed. Free estimates. FA 2-0250. Fred Rocttger. GHEENliUlAR Choice lota available in WASHING Machine Service. Greenbriar ol Loch Arbor Free estimate* on repairs. overlooking gulf course, 26W Hiawatha. 322-7363. (u-turn building to your specification. Grccubriar developed by CAR Air-Conditioner. Trans­ '56 2 DOOR ferable unit for 6 or 12 tires. Call volt. $45 00. FA 2 2075. FA 2-4440 UPRIGHT Piano. Excellent With purchase of Blue Lustre, condition. $85. FA 2-7145. rent Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1 per day. USED Royal standard Type­ Carroll's Furniture. writer. $1995. 1 R.C. Al­ len used standard Type­ 35. Article?* writer. $54 95. Powell's Of­ fice Supply. 117 Magnolia. DELTA joiner planer, rip­ saw and lathe. 815 Rosalia FA 2-5842. Dr. USED ROYAL S t a n d a r d 'Typewriter. $42.50. Powell's 30" CEMENT finishing ma­ chine. Like new. 1 new Office Supply. 117 Mag­ aluminum awning window, nolia. FA 2 5812. site 50H x 37 with screen. 322-2506. CRIB and new playpen. Both complete with pads. $18.00. SEPTEMBER Special. Ladles 322 7751. k Childrens slices $191 pair. Surplus City. 20! W. 1st. MARY CARTER PAINTS PUPPIES for sale. Vi Dach­ shund k Fox Terrier. Annunal Haven Boarding Kennels. FA 2 5732. Air-Conditioning' T H E MACKLfc B R O S. DIVISION OX C.M.P. o e v n o x u r n r i . GOVERNMENT HOMES WANTED reliable couple Is 17'* PH1LCO portable T.V. 1936 CHEV. 1 ton panel. Good In good condition. 322-7900. rubber, excellent natch, take up monthly paymenta SEWING MACHINE cood. $300. FA 2-0231. ad $13.50 on S complete CALL FA 2-5783 rooms of furniture. Call 1960 FORD Sualiaer convert­ TE 8-1511, Casselberry, col­ SLANT needle sewing ma­ ible. Excellent condition. Ph. chine. Repossessed, in per­ lect. Mowing and edging, etc. SatFA 2-1387. fect condition. Zig lags, but­ Mfaclion guaranteed. Ph. ton holes, monograms, etc. FREE ESTIMATE BUYING A m sw IT FA 2 1817. Guaranteed. Bal. due only Upholstering & Mattress ren­ USED GAR? $58.26 or pay $6 16 monthly ovating. New A Used Furni­ TREK SERVICE. Expert tree FINANCE IT WITH US with good credit. For free ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. service. Reasonable rates, ♦ Low Interest Rates home trial caU Orlando col­ Co., at 700 Celery Ave. 8 years experience. Free ♦ Low Monthly Faymests lect 241-9588. FA 2-2117. estimates. Ph. FA 2-4377. FLORIDA STATE BANK SINGER LAWN SERVICE Jim Hunt Realty CLEAN 1st floor Apartment REALTOR — INSUROR Private entrance. 1004 Pal­ FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. metto. 36. Automobltos • Tracks 34. Articles For Sato SINGER V A - FH A Stemper Agency 33. Furniture 519 E. FIRST ST. FA 2-0611 I Winter Park Ml 7-2330 1959 Mercury Commuter “ a" pa—enger station wagon. Multi-Drive, radii), heater, power steering and brakes. Sold this on* when new | *1 3 9 5 1959 Cadillac 62 Series *2 2 9 5 I door hardtop, fully equip, inch inrluding air conditioning. Very nice! 1959 Ford Galaxic I door sedan. V-8, automatic trailsmis«ion, radio and healer. Clean inside and out! *1 0 9 5 1959 Rambler Custom Cross Country .Station Wagon, 6 cylinder, Fla-h-O-Matic. radio and healer. Prirrd to go! BA R G A IN 1958 1957 1957 1957 1957 1957 1855 *9 9 5 BUYS! CHEVROLET I door sedan, 6 cylinder, stick . ........................ ....... DODGE Station Wagon V-B, automatic power steering, heater CHEVROLET 210, I door, V-8, Powerglide. radio nnd heater FORI) Country Sedan, 4 door Station Wagon, radio and heater OLDSMOIIILE KH Convertible, full* equip, and new tup! _, PLYMOUTH Savoy I door, V-K I’ow rrflite MERCURY I door Merc-O-Matlc, radio and hrnl.r HUNT M ERCURY SANFORD - FA 2-1884 9495 $695 $4951 $595 $795 $39T| $295 INC Winter Park Phone Ml 4-0209 LOT \T PU.METTO k COMMERCIAL v �TOUR of HOM ES the Sanford - Seminole Area Featured Homes Are Close To Sanford botnaa and homealte* featsrad on our tour thU week are pleted, aeveral o f which are already aold. The homea in Ravenna Park aecm to be aold either during conatructiun or very aoon after comple­ tion. In Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor, juat a little farther down Country Club Road, another "Home o f Distinction” Is open for inapection. It’a at 303 Tammy Drive, haa a combination dining-family room, three bedrooma, two bath*, a luxury built-in kitchen, central air conditioning and heating, and a two-car encloaed garage. Thin nlathraly doaa in to the City of Sanford. It'a practical!/ no drive at all out SOth Street, which become* Country Chib Road, to Ravenna Park. Juat tom in at the aign, and drive through thle community of homea to Tangelo Drive, and at No. 418 you’ll ace the centrally heated, three-bedroom, 2bath home which Shoemaker Con■traction haa on diaplay thia weekIt’a one of five recently com­ Student Roster Sets New Record GAINESVILLE (UP I) The University o f Florida hai a record fall enrollment of 14,717 end a whole hoit of new accomodation problems, the school aald today. Tha office o f the registrar laid the new total tar ex­ ceed! the previous record of n , n last year and is over (be lop i f the university’s pre-cnroUmint estimate of 14.SM. Real Estate Trans settees ■ted on gvnUy, rolling hills which arc naturally landscap­ ed with hugs stately oaks, palms, magnolias, citrus and pins trees. Paved streets following the natural contour o f the land add an overall appearance of residential spaciousness. The Manor la covered by deed restrictions on alia o f lot, square footage on homes and set back for construction pur­ poses. The property site Is that o f tha original Mead Gardena which was developed by Theo­ dore L. Mead in the lute 1880’s. A naturalist, entomol­ ogist and plantsman, Mead specialised In the cultivation of rara palms, orchids, ama­ ryllis, erinums, ilaylllies, glad­ ioli, cacti, bromeliads and caladiuins. Owners of the land are Uen Jonca, John Evans, W. II. Martin, Frank Whrrler Jr., Robert Lee, Bob Williams, It. L. Ward Jr. and Rex ClonU who joined forces to originate tha Oviedo I.and Company when they saw the need for opening a new building site for the growing community of Oviedo. Plana for the devel­ opment were begun immedi­ ately upon purchase o f the land by this group o f civic minded and forward looking men. George S. Malllson et ux to FilA, North Orlando, $12,400. Thomas A. Dillon et ux to North Cbuluota, $8,400 McCaugh&n Mortgsgc Co., A. K. Shoemaker et ux to Harry Sarajlan et ux, Idylwilde, $21,300 Lawrence R. Bauer et ux to Charles S. Ballard et ux South Plnecrest, $11,800 Kingawood Builders Inc. to Darrell F. Kirkpatrick ct ux, Bet Isle, $27,100 R*v E. Osier et ux to Ra­ mon D. McGough et uv Grove Manors, $16,000 Bramur Development Co. to Winter Park Highlands, Inc., 34-21S-30E, $30,000 Bramur Development Co. to Winter Park Highlands, Inc.. 3I-21S-30E, $30,000 Jerry L. Brady et ux to First Federal S. & L. Assn, of Orlando, Lake Harriet, $12,400 George W. Creech et ux to Florence V. Hunt, North Chuluota, $7,000 Arthur E. Christiansen et ux to Percy F. Moores et ux Cleaves Subdivision, $3,300 David L. Remley et ux to James K. Blaylock et ux Mecca Hammock, $15,300 R. C. Locker et al to Delbert J. Brewer et ux, Pearl Lake Height* $S3.400 FIIA to Donald E. Hose et ux. Oakland IIIUs. $6,930 Linda Lou Newbury to Firat Federal S. k L. Assn, V.A. to Robert E. Quick of Orlando, Prairie Lake et ux to HcfUer Homea, $11,Manors $9,000 600 Perry E. Willets, Inc. to Saits Filed Donald A. Powell et ux. No. Orlando Federal Savings k Orlando, $6,260 B. Brock Steel et ux to E. Loan Assn. vs. William L. Earl Donaldson et ux, Bret- Page Sr., et ux, Mtg. fore­ ton Woods, $3,300 closure Roland Grimes et ux to Federal Nat'l. Mortgage Frank B. Ashdown et ux, Assn. vs. Edward J. Crews, Magnolia Heights, $7,800 Mtg. foreclosure. R. E. McConnell et ux to Chicpee Falls Savings J. Edward Martin ct ux, Bank vs. Roland M. Matson Little Bear Lake, $14,100 et ux, Mtg. foreclosure. Oakland Estates to Char­ Paul C. Altman vs. Curtis les A. Robinson et ux, Oak­ J. Hughes et al, to quiet title land Estates, $13,300 Williamsburg Savings Bank Harry Rotlinson, Jr., et ux v*. Ronald W, Perry, mtg. to A. Jay Turk et ux, Cool- foreclosure More. $13,300 East Brooklyn Savings Bank David R. Green. Sr. et ux vs Ruth C. Mcllor. mtg. fore­ to Gary Tate et ux Bel-Air closure •4300 Marriage Applications Ward Hicks, Inc. to Earl E. Lane ct ux, Eastbrook, Richard Donald Sallade, $16,30o Sanford, and Betty Margaret Oakland Estates, Inc. to Ford, Sanford Howard D. Pryor et ux Oak­ George A. Shattler, Orlando land Estates, $13,300 and Margaret E. Williams, Percy F. Moores et ux to Btoomington, III. William G. Dittman et ux. Cleaves Subdivision, $18,700 A. G. Bush et ux to South Seminole Bank, South Fern Park, $2,460 Charles T. Fields et ux to Mary V. Brown, Spier's Ad­ dition, 39,000. John II. Burch et ux to Leonard A. Scldelman el ux Brantley Shores, $24,000 Abner L. Thompson to Pep­ percorn k Peppercorn. Inc., Tuskawilla Shores, $18,000 Abner L. Thompson to F . ! Earl Peppercorn et ux, Tuskawilla Shores. 39,000 Wallace D. McCalley et ux to Allen E. Boyne, Sr. et ux Country Club Manor, $7,500 E. O. Fawcett et yx to George C. Heunisch et ux. 6 20S-30E, $12,733 It. J. Beabout et ux to Harry L. Doss et ux. Lake Brantley Hills, |l,57o Carl W. Abe et ux to George W. Creech et No. Cluiluota, 313.300 Robert C. Elder ct ux to FIIA. Weathersfield, $9,too Herman C. Finkel, Jr., et ux to Felton Y. Jernlgan ct ux Loch Arbor, $13,600 Franklin E. Welch et ux to Helen C. Conrad et al, Hrelton Woods. $16,300 Florida Permancsque, Inc. to Bartholomew S. tjucllo ct ux, N. Chuluota, $6,860 Russell J. Wood to Rudolph A. Rosanc et ux Prairie Lake Park. $13,300 Francis J. Rademacher et ux to William E. Stroud, III et ux, Eastbrook, $13,400 Richard Y. Cheatham et ux to 1st Federal S. & L. Assn, of Orlando, Prairie Ijikc Manor, LAKE SHORE HOMES ON LAKE M IN N IE Attractive 3 & 1 Red room, 2 Rath IIomeH With double earporlr*. garage*, deluxe kltchrn equipment and RIDGE landscaping, rrntral heat. Wnllnxhuu** many other beautiful appointment*. e LAKE PRIVILEGES Priced From * 1 6 , 8 0 0 • NO CLOSING COST • IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY FIIA & CONVENTIONAL FINANCING DIRECTIONS; From Sanford City Limit*. 3 mile* South on 17 92, turn West on Lake Mary Blvd, \\ mile to Park Ridge. See Wayne Montgomery At Models YOU’D LIKE TO LIVE IN ONE OF THE MOST RESTFUL, REFRESHINGLY BEAUTIFUL TREE-SHADED IF AREAS IN CENTRAL F L O R I D A . . . . Select your homesite now ... in OF LO C H ARBO R C H O O SE YO U R H O M E SIT E Now Under Construction 3 lledroom B U IL D W H EN Y O U ’RE READY Contemporary. Also 4 Iledroom Colonial. •MOMta m row a m e • Modern Kitchens WILLIAM S. UKUMLEY Jit. BYRON M. LEACH I*. O. 1IOX 1399 KA 2-8071 by •safari fr rx li Country Club fto*4 USH Morrell Debose, Sanford and Ammie Lee Fosiltt, San­ ford U Patrick John Welsh, Dover, Ohio and Valda Lnrene Ty­ son, Ssnford 3 Edward Holiday Jr., Oviedo and Patricia Ann Redding, Oviedo ►. L Final Divorces John Kahlcs vs. Madeline McCoy Kahlea Mildred Dykes vs. Frasier Dykes Robert K. Newman vs. Florence E. Newman Pearlman Brinson vs. Helen H. Brinson , Dovie M. Torres vs. Stan­ ley P. Torres .Marlon C. Dodd vs. Robert II. Dodd Samuel Martin vs. Ethel Martin Joyce J. Walker vs. Bill F. Walker Ellen Brown vs. W. T. Brown Sr. Marriage License .Applications Raymond C. J. Menard and Jeanne I. Soucey. Longwood LAKSSH0R& w- , HOMES O u < Ktry W hile you are out driving, this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some o f Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find just what you are looking for in the way o f a home. Best for YOU-for Better Living! J IN PARK homesites. Greenbriar la just south o f the 12th green and 13th tee, of Mayfair Golf Course. And on Lake Mary Boulevard, which runs from Lake Mary to Hwy. 17-92, Lake Shore Homes have roomy three and four-bedroom, two bath homea ready to aee. They are in the Park Ridge section, facing on Lake Minnie. Ask Wayne Montgomery for details on these. Other builders in the Seminole County area hnve homes under con­ struction, which will be reudy to in­ spect at a later date. Courthouse Records M ead M anor O ffers A ttractive Homes ■ y Iw a fa e K tW y OvWdo m U a t i are m y promi, aad Justly so, that Maa4 Manor, which will offer SM M o f flOminolo County’s bmoI attnetlvo homea, is bofag developed ia tho northeast ■action o f their town. Developers are Shoemaker Construction C o m p a n y , of Sanford) tho Oviedo Land Company and L. L. Faulk Sr., Oviedo contractor and gvnoral builder. Thrvo bomoa now ara under construction on this 87-lot, 40acre sits and Faulk’s ranch typo residence soon will be ready for an "Open House.” Ideally located for shopping, school and churches, with the municipal s w i m m i n g pool nearby, Msad Manor ia situ- ia worth viaiting by the discriminat­ ing buyer. Out Country Club Road turn south on Lake Mary Road, by the golf course, and not too far past the clubhouse you’ll aee the signs direct­ ing you to Greenbriar, the newest high class residential area featured by Kingawood Builders. It’s a lovely shady spot, on gently rolling ter­ rain, a wonderful place to put a care­ fully designed home. Byron Leach o f Kingawood Build­ ers, offers to build at your conven­ ience, or let you build on one of these 8bf Page 10 — Sept. 20, 1963 6 E N E R A 1 0 ELECTRIC APPRECIATED COMMUNITIES FLORIDA! Idyllwilde OF LOCH ARBOR This i* a spacious II bedroom, 2 buth home, with luxury kitchen, combination dining-family room, and two car enclosed K araite. Feature.-! include centrul air conditioning and heating, and many other extras — paved roads, curbs, sidewalks, wuter and aeweruge systems. �W ekiva-Econ Flood Control Available ^ « L O C* County and city officials were holding their breath to­ day, hoping the akiea clear before that university site ™ inspection team visits Lake Ada Tuesday. They were agreed "mud will not pretty the picture.'* • • • Shuford Mills, of Hickory, N. C.. in response to an in­ quiry by R. E. Porter rcla Uve to a >100,000 land trans­ fer near Goldenrod, sent this s f reply: “ This Is merely a routine release of land from a purchase money mortgage that has been in existence for several years. We have no immediate plans for develop­ ment.” • • • City Commission will hear another request this evening for a time extension on the % condemnation o f the Palms Hotel. R. E. Porter was re­ minded today that the owner asked and received a 60-day extension a year ago in order to allow time “ for preparing a $30,two expansion.” • • e 0 Art lovers are Invited to join the Sanford-Seminole Art Association members in an evening of fun and games at 7:30 p. m. Thursday at the American Legion club at Fern Park. Ingenuity paid off for pret­ ty Marla Jones, Lyman High senior, who won election as class treasurer last week. Her gimmick was “ buying voles” with phony money bearing her picture. (Quite an improvement over George and Abe. at that . . , she’s prettier.) • • • 4 Inches O f Rain Soak Us The Sanford arts wss drenched with more thsn four inches of rain in the 16hour period ending at noon today, first day of autumn. Howevrr, no serious dam­ age was reported by the Florida Power and Light Company and Southern Hell Telephone although the San­ ford public works depart­ ment reported “ conMilerable flooding but all under con­ trol with our catch basins.” Scott Hums, FPAL mana­ ger, said he had been advis­ ed of heavy winds at Titus­ ville which “ seem to have extended to Geneva, where we have reports of some wires down.” Burns also reported light­ ning smashed a power pole on 23th Street near Seminole High School Saturday . Honest Lundberg, assistant county agent, said his rain gauge at his home measured 3.39 inches at 8 a. m. and he estimated more than four inches at noon. • • • ( T it ? WEATHER: Scattered showers through Tuesday; high today In 80s; low tonight In 70s. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON., SEPTEMBER 23. 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 23 m wA... A complete flood control program for the Econlockhatehee River and Wekiva River watersheds is availa­ ble free o f cost to Seminole County, it wne reported this Storm Halts Search NEW YORK (U P l)—A huge Atlantic storm today bogged down the search for a mili­ tary Cargo Master plane missing since early Sunday with 10 men aboard. TALLAHASSEE (UIM) — Commissioner of Agriculture Doyle Conner today assured Floridians that a proposal to get more land for recreation in Florida will not usurp farm lands in the state. Shooting Suspect Novotny Doomed? panied Hie front. The Weather Bureau re­ ported heavy rains over : WEST PALM BEACH ( UPl ) much of the state There — Officials said Sunday the were 2.39 incite* in Veto derailing of a Florida East Beach in a 21-hour period. |Coast Railway freight train 2.18 at Daytona Beach. 1.81 probably resulted from a Excerpt from Congressman at Fort Lauderdale, 1.70 at broken cros* tie. Investigators Ed Gurney news letter: Fort Myers and Ocala, 1.63 I said they could find no evi“ News management under at Orlando, 1.49 at Apalachi­ i ilenee o f sabotage. the Kennedy administration is cola and 1.29' at Tampa. like taking a blind man t o ! TALLAHASSEE ( UPl ) a burleque show—he knows A car rammed into the side what’s going on but he won-1 F o i l A r r i v C S of a speeding Sealioard Air I.ine freight train in Jacksonville Sunday night killing two Women’ s Auxiliary of the By United Pr»*» International Autumn arrive* this uftcr- persons and pushing Florida's flinderville Volunteer F i r e weekend highway death toll Department will meet at 2 noon. In rase you've missed Hi* to 10. p. m. Wednesday at the home i No Sabotage morning by James P. Avery Jr. to other members o f the County Commission. Avery and County Englncrt William Bush stated they at* tended a Joint aession of Or­ ange County Ciminissloners and federal agents Friday at Orlando, when it waa disclosed the federal government is willing to finance the t o il o f flood eontrol for 97,000 acres, of which 27.000 acres are In Seminole County and the balance in Orange. Most o f Orange County surface Need for s Seminole County water drains through Semi­ planning commission to be nole County, ♦ • e eligible fur future federal funds for highway construc­ "Federal funds for this tion. was stressed this morn­ program are available under ing by Robert Brown, county federal law 566,” Avery aaliL inning director, to thu Coun­ "I approached previous Boards ty Commission. o f County Commissioners with Brown recommended that this plan hut I wns laughed the present County Zoning at ami was told It would take Commission he expanded to four or more years te com­ become the County Zoning plete plans." and Planning Commission. Avery said the federal He explained federal law agents expressed the opinion requires that a planning com­ they would have a feasibility mission prepare and present study completed within six to an acceptable road building eight weeks, following which pnigrant to the state prior to the federal government “ le July 1, 1963. ready and willing to flnanew County Engineer William completely, including ditches, Bush explained that the Sem­ locks, etc., this flood control inole County and Orange program.” County Commissions, E a s t He added that “ If we had Central Flsirida R e g i o n a l Planning Council and the started this program 10 years State Road Department will ago we long ago would have Ik* briefed in detail at a joint had the program in opera­ session within the next sev­ tion.” Avery further stated that s eral weeks. County Commission delayed recent amendment to publle until after this briefing any law 566 "will allow the fed­ action in forming a planning eral government to provide matching funds for recreation­ commission. Commission referred to al purposes as long as the ltusli and Road Supt. J. C. plan la tugged ’ flood control’," * • • I avemler * n u m b e r of He explained that If the lengthy bids for furnishing r»ad building materials and county will acquire land the product* during the federal government will pay Half the coat for installing neat fiscal year. ramps, boat houses and other facilities for recreation. He pointed out the Orange County legislative delegation tills yvnr obtained approval of an set setting up a state fund of $120,000 for flood llurglara struck four down­ control purposes in that coun­ town Iiiilines* houses over the tyweekend, it was reported to­ Further discussing Semi­ day by Police Chief Roy Wil nole County’s drainage and Hams. conservation problems, Chair­ Thieves obtained $3 from a man J. C. Hutchison stated, cash box at Chapman Con although the U. 8. Housing Crete Company, list North and Home Finance Agency Elm Avenue. They failed to previously had rejected a re­ gain access to the company quest for feasibility study safe after knocking oif the funds, that h# has received knobs. word from Harold Scott, Jack­ Phillips Petroleum C o m sonville engineer, the HHFA pany, 202 North laurel Ave­ now is ready to discuss the nue, reported the lovs of loan ami a meeting Is being *58.25 in cash ami an un­ arranged with the engineer known amount In checks, where. It was rc|>ortcd "they for some time In October. Planning Body To Assure U. S. Road Aid Urged Connor Pledge BOSTON, Mass. (LTD — Detectives early today arrest­ ed a 23-year-old man believed to have shot four teen agers during a brawl at a rock and MIAMI (U Pl) - The first roil record dance. Police with­ day of fall was ushered in to­ held the suspect’s identity. day in Florida by the season's first real cold front, which VIENNA (U P l)—The purge dropped temperaturrs to the mid 60s in the northern part of seven Czech government ministers may foreshadow of the state. Small craft warnings' were attempts to oust President raised from Jacksonville to and party chief Antonin No­ Cape Canaveral for gusty votny, Communist aftairs ex-1 northeast wind* that accom­ |perts here said today. U. S. W ill Foot Bill, Avery Says UNITED FUND compuiRn with u $-18,-125 Haul was lauiH-hed at a kick-off breakfast th is morn­ ing a t th e Florida State Hunk lounge. Some 55 chairmen and workers were on hand for final instructions in the drive to raise funds for nitto agencies. Front the left: Mrs. W. E. MacLnuehlin, (Jirl Scouts; II. II. Hodges, north county commercial chairman; Paul Lewis, Reneral cam­ paign chairman; Capt. Harry Fsxlen, Salvation Army, and Al Fiori, lloy Scouts. (Herald Piioto) Jury Tampering University Site Team Cjiy l° Discuss Plot Charged Due To A rrive TonightLlbraryf Sod BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (CPI) there^'lmV1 h e c l^ ttom oU ' hi ' Possible relocation of the public library and a proposal Mcmh° r i " f SU ,< ! C’° “ rt>r F-n*'n« r W » 11 1 • m | o ffr f Mun|cJpl| Sta(lium to there had b u n attempts to „ f university site In -, Rush’s oitice st the court- „ u, (-,umty srhmd Board will "intimidate or Influence” a spccllon team are scheduled I house. r.-atur«. tonight’s session of special grand jury investigate to arrive here this evening i Mayor Thomas S. Melton- the City Commission. ing Interference with court-1 Preparatory to making a ' aid said at noon today that The Commission will take ' study of the Like Ada site j ' I'm hoping this weather under consideration a recomordered school desegregation Tuesday. |dears up and that we do not |^VmiaUoa h'r *hV' City'Zon V. S. District Judge Clar .Members of the City Com-1 have to postpone the Inspccam, ,.,ann,ni{ once Allgood said similar ef­ mission. Counts Commission , tlon.” I sion for tbs* City to undertake Although the County Com-1 (h<j r,.i„callon o( ,|10 |ltirar). forts had been nude on this and Chamber of Commerce are scheduled to meet with a mission has been d e sig n a te d ^ o|(, po.t^ffkerbiild.ng court.” j team at M a m. Tuesday at by the Board of Control as | to eontM„ purxgut<) Allgood made his «|isclos---------*• "" ! of the vacant lot west of the ure a* the federal grand lury. 1collations, the (.tty tommls-1 ai 0rf^r,.(, j,y which went into closed senGeneral Service Administrafor the four-year state uni­ sion a week ago, returned a lion. versity proposed lor East single indictment and asked Controversy over removing Central Florida. that it be permitted to con­ clay from the baseball dia­ Scheduled to nrrtve here mond and replacing it with tinue its investigation at a of Sira. Lee Elder, on South broud hints of cooler air nod later date. SAIGON, South Viet Nam •h I a evening are Gerald sod for high school football Sanford Avenue, to plan for the slow retreat of sun, the TALLAHASSEE ( UPl ) — property supervisor; game* has prompted the City The name of the person In-1 (l P|) — U S. airmen In chicken barbeque Saturday at Weather Bureau made the of­ ; Slate Rep. Frederick Karl o f dieted was withheld pending |helipcopters and light planes Forrest Kelly, architect; J ficial proclamation. the Elks Club. Commission to offer Muni­ rescued two English school W. Sutton, research associate, cipal Stadium to the County Autumn comes at 1:21 p. in. Daytona Beach, an unan­ an arrest. nounced candidate candidate (or tor gov-1 gov-1 Allgood asked the grand teacliers teachers who were kidnaped and possibly one or two School Board for $1 annual Our learn- something- new- KST—the precise moment the nounced ernor. says he will support Jury to look into the efforts I by Communist guerrillas on ’ -oa rd of Control member*, rental every-day department: Coun­ sun i* at the intersection of ty Commissioner* learned to­ two imaginary circles ill the President John F Kennedy in t„ influence the jury and the a beach near the mouth of ,lH’ director. Dr J. It. CulTlie City also will consider Ids bid (or re-election no mat court. the Mekong River, the B ri-' P*T'P*r- "•'« f')rced to cancel s request to take over and day they cannot accept cash sky, the celestial equator and , ter who the Republican candihis visit hot informed Bush tisli Embassy said today. bonds on county building '»ro- the ecliptic. operate the Seminole High date (or president. lie will look over the site at The two Britons — James Jects. Seems the contractor Summer’s Inst full day was School sewer lift slatioiv Kmnaird and Alan Darby — a later date. for the courthouse exterior a harbinger of fall. Tempera­ Also to he considered is The inspection team will a proposed ordinance requir­ Ihad gone for a swim Sunday renovation had to offer a tures slipped to the 60s uml JACKSONVILLE ( UPl ) — in an area of the South ' " ’w ’ *ie Lake Ada site in »|»e- ing adult supervision at city cash bond but the law docs 60s across much of the nation, The state attorney’s office China Sea declare*! off-limits i*,,’t,s and by helicopter, school crossings. not permit Clerk Art Beck­ and ranged from 101 at said today an inquest will be to military personnel because *' “ *** return again Oct. 14with to hold cash in escrow. Phoenix, Ariz., to $3 at Dul­ Formal approval Is expect­ held shortly into the slaying it is infected with Viet Cong 15 f,,r an inspection of four ed for the $1.23 million sixThe cash must go to a bond­ uth, Minn. P \RIS (U P l) French of .Mrs. Patricia C. Newell, other Seminole County sites. infiltrators. ing company, who will hold mill budget f“ C PJ63 6I. granddaughter of a Cheek, differences with the United The embassy said the it, guarantee the job and Commission will consider Neal Coffee Co. founder, States and the Western all­ teacliers were picked up and obtain a fee. another request for a time whose husband confessed to iance may become more evi­ • • • airlifted to safety when the extension on the condemna­ dent in the near future, poli­ strangling her. U. S aircraft flew low over It's a sign of age if tion of the Palms Hotel bytical observers said today. tile beach and sent the Viet feci like the day after Mrs. C. II Dlliff. They drew their conclu­ left tin* place in a mess.” Cong scurrying for cover. night before when you hav I RICHMOND. Calif. (U P l)— sions from Hie final visit here No loss was reported by the Military sources sai l South Unilrd Press InternJtioitjil been anywhere . . . South Itep. Adam Clayton Powell. this weekend of Konrad AdfDcl.ux laundry, 5o4 West Circuit Judge Voile A. Wil­ Viet Nam is sending a third The nation hundsy mournSeminole Ncwcomberi Club. D-N. V., chairman of the nailer as West German chan- I First Strict, while Walls infantry division to the Me­ liam* Jr. said today he had • • * |ed with quiet grief and a House Education and Lilxir ecllor and a hitter attack, by |kong delta in a move reflect­ approved a writ o f habeas -Supply. Ill North French Note to fishermen: Reports troubled conscious the deaths Committee, said Sunday he implication, on the United Avenue, reported “ a sham ing growing concern over corpus and ordered the release are that in spite of the rain ■of four Negro children in the would block further work on States from Premier Georges 1 W VMIINGTON ( UPl ) — An Ides." Thieves gained access under 110.000 bond of Fred guerrilla strength there flic has* are luting in the i Limbing of a Ritmingham, President Kennedy’s hills m Pompidou, lluidette Jr., 37. charged with entire division of 16,000 U S. to the safe Imt nothing was Wekiva and St. John*. And Ua., church one keek cararmored troops' will tie air­ reported stolen. his committee until Congress | Adenauer will retire next (list di greu murder. seemingly in Lake Monroe. 1her. |passes civil rights legislation. I month and turn the Bonn lifted to Germany next month Burdette, eiiarged in the judging from all the lines in From Lafayette Square government to Vice Chancel­ slaying o f his uncle, Charles in the largest such move­ the water along the shore facing the White House to lor Ludwig Erhard. With the ment ever undertaken. DcIt. Strickland. SB, in llurline. j Seattle’s World Fa|r “ space tense S ccctary Itoliert S. Mechancellor will WARSAW, Poland »UPI) — 87-year-old P O R T A I t TH U It . *''* ditto's Inline on Little Lake • • • needle," lens of thousands Stefan Cardinal Wysiynski, |go his strong pro-De Gaulle ( UPl ) — Hurricane Cindy ||>>wv I Naniara announced today. Sept. 13, was released .... “ Letters to the Editor" of person* showed lieir grief i 'I t t s b u h g h . tun) The opera ion, designated i Roman Catholic primate o f I policies, observers predicted, i claimed it* first two lives Irwin county jail to the euscolumn being flooded with un- with prayer*, m vehes of Poland known for Ids strug­ "Excreue Biglift" will in- Vice I’ reiident l.)mlon B. Erhard was expected to j Sunday in three feet of mud1to d y of his futlier, Fred Bursigned letters. These all are |silence and band* sf black, predicted Sunday gles w ith the nation's Commu­ shift tim West German policy |,jy, brackish floodwater when ^ t u Sr> |\ol\e 116 com bat and 210 Johnson placed In “ file 13.” Readers I In Washington, j D. C., nist regime, has accepted an transport planes, and the en­ that Hie Democrats may lo«e more closely in line with turn is month-old girls drownJudge William* al-o set ire reminded they must sign there were 10.000 izmonstra: invitation to visit the United Washington’ * thinking on how ,,| at port Acre* tire personnel of the 2nd some southern vote* in the their name* and addresses to (tors; in New York, to,non: State*, a S|sike*man for the I'.md at $300 the Western alliance should Brenda Kave ami Linda . , , for Burdette on arim,r,.,| t i, ion al y, ||WH|, ‘ 1961 presidential election besuch letters but the editor ( l-os Angeles, 2 BO; Dc» cause of the administration'* cardinal said Sunday. be operated to gain m axi-, Kave Clayton toddled off the * , ahootlng at an oe- Tex. will delete the name in the ! Moines, Iowa. 2^ksi Miami, civil right* program. mum strength. back porch of their house into " |l" Wl lnJ^' j ■■ - -■ published letter, if so desired. 1Fla . 2.000; Columbia, S. C., However, Johnson said he Adenauer returned hi Bonn the water. Their parrnt*.1 As r,'*uU * )’»>rhi». # 1.0UO; Boston. .Ma.4., I.3u0; still ft It tlie Democrats would Sunday a* Pompidou was tell- r ,.v. and Mr*. Lawrence l[ ic 7or Burdette, j M iU tt's I H C S t o l e n Seattle; Mr*. Terry Cordell, formcr- t’hicago, i ,ooo. SANTA MONICA. C a l i f - I nga meeting of the deputies | Clayton, found them floating 1 " un,F Vernon Mixn | EXETER. England (UPl ) he victorious next year. ly of Sanford, i* featured in Tacoma. Wash., L ite Bock (L'l’ Ii— Actor Richard Boone, ‘ .Many people will vote for of the Gaulllst Union for the iface down in the water. :,Uo “ td'-ed to Bur.Ivlt*’* te n ic Theater Royal today this month's issue of a na­ Ark.: Houston. Texj; Cham I hurt in an auto crash v ri- New Republic (UNR) party! one to four feet of water lease- pending trial, but order- joffered a $70 reward for thej ,,MS Democrats because what Monal magazine. She's the paign, 111.; Cincinnati, Ohio: day, was expected to tie re- that foreign powers were try - j -.till remains in some section* ed that he “ not attempt to recovery of a spiral stair-, arc doing is right and widow of Sanford’s hero at Raleigh, V C . nad scores of I leased from St. John's lloa- ing "to make France a satel- of Port Ai re*, a Port Arthur a**oeint« with hi* wife, Betty ; (a ,e stolen during the week- must he thine," he added. other towns there 'gere less­ Viet Nam. The vice president wns In . pilot today. Ilitr." Suburb. •Burdette.’* i end. » • • er number*. the steel city for a breakfast In Shreveport. I.a, heavily “ Thirty year* ago." *ay* meeting with Democratic Herald *port* editor Julian armed police prevented Ne­ Party members. Stenstrom Sten»trom, “ it was groes from marchi g. Twowine, women and *»ng. Now, hundred city policed en. arm­ it’s a health tonic, the same ed with shotguns, sutinachine rAI.LAIIAaSSKK (U P () — i luhpdciui. Hi* said the mutter* iiio.Micution ntaff f»»r the trial,that liuM Ihvii nate•«! until A* l.arkin nrutl from the guns, tear gas, rifh i, pistols i f ol' gal and sing along with K*p. W.lborn Daniel, anotherhad to l.-uve came a* Dade transcript of a divorce case and clubs rolled pa t the tit­ ; The Senate impeachment trial the House prosecutor* wanted Mitch!” n l. I u b € r uf th . p r u a , ^ u l l o n <“ y " “ “ ruey E. it. U rk ln .!r|ltilM - Kr|| rrtUM Kelly« • • • tle Union Baptist Church (of Circuit Judge Richard Kelly |to quotlon him .bout concernCALLAHAN ( UPl ) - Four „ .. one of tlie lawjcrs who ought . iar!, . monnihine .m i, Continued session of the where a memona service was disrupted twtay when the ed the current impeachment House prosecutors aubpen.ed trial hut he gave no deUila. ‘ U ,f’ " " Iev- U ‘Supr' ," B Kelly'* impeachment, was te*. ,h« “ hje.-t«d, saying “ , JJJJJ Casselberry Board of Alder­ was being held. the entire Supreme Court, inThe Renute went into iiu- f»°urt justici-s, six of whom ufying. , had no materiality in the in*- j thre* mile* south of here man U schedules) for 7:30 to eluding presiding Judge E. mediate executive session, ap- j have played no part in the lm- The dvfen-e trieil un*m >r,*- peachinent p r o c e e d i n g * in Nassau- County Sheriff II J night at the Town Hall. Dis­ peuchinent trial, have been fully through Luikm to get \ which Kelly i* cliurged with , Youngblood said, cussions of garbage franchise, Firemen were call'd to the Harris Drewr, to a private purently to find out what the sudden move was all about. j summoned for questioning hut before the Senate testimony ubu»e o f power and judicial The stills, each with a 2.annexation and reports of J. R. Johnson nson rediincc, 107 meeting in the Capitol. Justice Drew asked that the House Prosecutor William *lie refused to tell newsmen that Circuit Judgi Kelly was tyranny. |OOU-galion capacity, were fillpossible property sites to lie Anderson Circle, a| 7 pm. a divorced man l.cforu marryJustice Drew agreed ami ,-d with m.i«h anil ready (or used as a parking lot (or city Sunday hy a short Circuit in trial be temporarily recessed O'Neill i* questioning the jus- what about. I so thul he might answer th* , lives in offices assigned to lh « t Thu annoumcurviit by Drew^lllg hu yrescut witv. Jiului out any such tvaUmwiy’. |distiUlitg, U>« shenH ( I equipment arc on Ui« agenda. an ironing curd. 10 Killed *"■wb**': “i"* r ' M ! A t 1 :24 P. M . Copiers Rescue Two From Reds JFK. Repaid less Inquest Shortly Nation Mourns z Bombing Deaths 4 Businesses Burglarized Wider French, U. S. Split Seen Burdette Free On Court Writ Bill’s Roadblock U. S. ‘Biglift’ Set In October To Visit U. S. Twin Girls Die In Floodwaters LBJ Sees Some Loss In South Boone Improves State Supreme Court Subpenaed In Kelly Trial Firemen un Called Culled 4 Stills Ready To Go Destroyed Mount Won’t Sign Phone Pact TAMP A ( U P l ) — The presldent of the electrical workers local union said today ha would not sign tlie new con­ tract with General Telephone Co. because tlie union mem­ ber* "are not being treated thu way the company main­ tained they would be." The union Voted Sept. I to accept a new contract alter a bitter (trike which saw whole­ sale sabotaging of telephone rabies in tlx six county area served hy General Telephone. Robert Mount, president of Local 821, International Bro­ therhood of Electrical Work­ ers, said without his signa­ ture the contract could not ba enforced against the union, lie emphasized, however, that the union members could obey the contract at their option. He said lha membership might adopt a resolution at the meeting width would authorize another strike, but he would not sponsor the move. Mount complained that tha company had assigned union members to job* out of their classification* and had re­ scheduled all vacations dis­ regarding seniority. “ Tbey'ra, putting people to doing job*| they know nothing about," he said "This does not help fa restore service.” � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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