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BROADCLOTH tin SOFT, ABSORBENT AND MCCRORY Seminole Plaza Hwy. 17-92 Casselberry i �Saboteurs Blow Up FEC Rail Bridge At Port Orange Bad, bad news from John Galloway, the county tax collector. Said thli morning the new tax bills will be in the mail by late October. • • • Seminole is a "very clean" county, according to a news report by the State Beverage Department. Although state agents raided and destroyed a moonshine still a day in the state during August, the re­ p o r t reads "zero" clear across the page of stills, ar­ rests, etc., l o r Seminole County. * * * Sanford police officers arc being measured this after­ noon for new winter police uniforms. CassdbiT.. Mayor Fred Heath announced tills morn­ ing that Mrs. U W. Haw­ thorne will take over the job as town clerk until the Be cumber elections. Mrs. Lil­ lian Henning, incumbent, ha* resigned effective Sept. 27. • • • Congregational C h ris tlan Church reported to police today vandals have peppered the edifice with 111) shot — holes In the church windows and bulletin board. Vandalbin in any form is bad enough . . . but to a church building. SHAME! • • • It’s a safe bet that John Fitzpatrick will not run for re-election as county com­ missioner in November 1964. R. E. Porter has been in­ formed John still is irked that his plan for a pay hike for all commissioners was turned down. • • • Seminole County topped its $3,300 (junta this year by do nating $7,734 to the American Cancer Society. • • • Annual meeting of share­ holders of the Sanford-SemInolc Development Company at H p.m. Oct. 1 at Florida .Slate Rank lounge will be highlighted by the election of directors. • • • M a y o r Tom McDonald. Commissioner* Joe Baker and Sonny Itaborn and City Manager Pete Knowlc* plan to attend the 37th annual con­ vention of the Florida la-ague of Municipalities Oct. 27 2!) at Tampa. • • • Note on the spindle from the local United Fund: Pres­ ident Kennedy will address the nation over the three TV networks at lu p.m. Sunday 4 in regard to United Fund campaigns countrywide. * • ■ Parents of Sanford Junior High School students will gel acquainted with the faculty at the first parents' meeting of the year at 7:30 p.m. Tues­ day in the school auditorium. • * • Tuesday is the day the study (cam of the Slate Uo.ml of Control will be here to study the proposed Lake Ada site for the new university for Ka*t Central Florida. The team will return again for two days in October to study the other four proposed sites. • • • Thieves went to a great eftort last night to break into Pcnley’s grocery at fio*i West llth Street . . . to obtain $3 in pennies, * « * Watch for an announcement in Friday's Herald for boat­ ing enthusiasts. The Herald's prrtty Donna Merck will au­ thor a weekly column on boat­ <4 ing. Should !.e interesting . . . if you own a boat or have a friend with a boat. * * * Glenn Goembel. of a Park Avenue service station. Is be­ ing teased about his money by his friends since the Brink's armored truck stopped at his station the other day. Or so at the bank in cur "spy form* us. Sattforb lim tlit VOi.. 56 WRATHKK: Scattered showers and occasional rains through Friday; high todu.v in 80s; low tonight 70-73. United Praia Leased Wire Established 1908 THURS., SEPTEMBER ID, 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA Force Won't Assure Rights, RFK Declares WASHINGTON' <LTI> — Ally. tlen. Butte rt F. Ken­ nedy s.itd today that "jicujile can’t be led by bayonets” and federal troops never can be a means of enforcing civil rights in the South. The cabinet officer’* remark*, made in commenting on the violence ill Binningham, were seen by some os an indication that President Ken­ nedy would not intervene ivltn federal troop* in the raciallytorn Alnhamn city, Seven Negro lenders fiom the Deep South were meeting with the Chief Kxecutive this afternoon to urge the dis­ patch of federal troops to Birmingham, The group, headed lit the Rev. Martin l.uther King Jr., contends that troops are need­ ed to keep order in the cityin the wake of lust Sunday’s hetnhing of a Negro church which killed four young girl*. The attorney general, inter­ viewed on nationwide televi­ sion show NDC’s Today show said “only a change of heart can tiring about the changes needed in the South.” ile said communication* be­ tween white* and Negroes in Birmingham had broken down and must be restored before any step* can lie taken toward rasing the situation. Refugees Say Castro Killed Invader Force Texans Battle Four Klansmen Held In Beating I (UIT) — Four Negroes were badly beaten Wednesday night when they drove (heir rat into u Ku Klux Klan rally in a woodrd area two mile* from here, Fuur Klansmen from Jack­ sonville were charged with as­ sault and buttery. Sheriff L. O. Davis said the Negroes hud turned down a side road leading to the spot where some 300 to 336 hooded Klansmen were holding a rally. *T guess they wanted to see what the rally was all about and didn't realize the Klan has spotter* out,” Davis said, lie said Klansmen followed the ear to where the road enure to a deadend. “They (the Negroes) got to the end of the road mid there was no place to go hut to tho rally," the sheriff said, He said the Klansmen :,t,.pped the car and “ lore it up." The Negros* were beaten and reiceved had sculp wounds, Davis said, lie said he did not ; know* if any weapon* weie Used in tho beating. Snake Handler Upsets Rally SELMA, Ala. (U P D - A young white man was or rested here Wednesday night when he nearly began a fight try shoving a snake at Negroes attending a desegre­ gation rally. Police said a Negro was arrested when he attempted .«» grab the white man, iden­ tified as Dean* Barber Jr.. 23. Both were jailed for at­ tempting to incite a riot Sanford Man Joins A “ task force" of the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council will move into Seminole County for a four-loalx-week evaluation study early in l!)6L it waa reported today by John Alex­ ander. Seminole member of the Council. Alexander, James Van lloy, alternate member, and Guy Stenxtrom, assistant county engineer, attended a Council session In Kissimmee Thurs­ day. when the Council ap­ proved a $163,150 budget. Seminole County Commis­ sioners, including Alexander, have approved $7,530 as this county's share toward the Council's budget. Seven coun­ ties in the area will contri­ bute $92,150 to the Council, and this will be matched with $!2! joO from the I S. Home ami Housing Finance Agency. The program approved by the Council Thursday includes sending “task forces" into each of the seven Fast Cen­ tral counties to gather date on population, industrial and commercial plans, recreation, water needs, transportation and general land use, Alex­ ander said. Van lloy si ten-led the meeting in the stead of the second Seminole member, iHiugias Stenstrom, British University mwA... NO. 21 Russia Proposes 18-Nation Summit Parley UNITED NATIONS. X. V. (U PI)—Russia today pniposed a summit conference of IS countries in .Moscow next year to work out a “ general and complete disarmament" treaty and discuss relaxation of international tension. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko, in a policy L. speech to the General Assem­ MRS. M A U V Kuril; bly, al»« called for a U. S. Wulkef, Seminole Coint- Russian agreement not to t.v tax assessor, lias send nuclear weapons into been elected for her space. Ile proposed that the 19 second term ns treasur­ invited to partici­ er of the Tax Assessors countries pate in tile courrcnl Geneva Association of Florida. talks—France declined She previously hud ser­ arm* the invitation—convene a new ved as chaplain. conference next $ear at a (Jameson LMiolu) convenient site to be derat­ ed. lie said Russia would wolcome “the heads of govern­ ments or state" of the con­ ference members in Moscow for such a conference. In a speech reflecting the "Moscow spirit" which fol­ lowed last months signing of the partial nuclear test ban MIAMI (L 'l'l) — A Cuban treaty, timmkyo used the polemics for which he Is underground spokesman *nid ruled only to la«h out at today Premier Fidel Castro’* West Germany. troops captured and executed •'nearly nil” of a tihl-man tanding parly that went ashore on the nor (hern coast of Orieule I’lovliice. Frutui sen Moto, spokesman for tlio n!itl-Cmtro under­ PORT ARTHUR, Tex ground group known ns the (L’ l'lt — Mud-splattered vnl Oricutc Liberation Front, said unit-era wiurv from sandbag the binding took place “ re­ ging a levee weakened by hv cently” in the Mnlagucta ing Hurricane (indy’* torST. A U b U S T I N ' K. Fla. swamp* portIcnvng fitn-ntiulbetween rains, the begun '*■* of Malinti and Puerto for home mil rest today. Civil Padre. Ho did not name the defense officials put out an exact date, emergency mil for more vol­ lb** area i< rinse to the llri- unteer*. cute lander with lum aginy 1 ivil ib fell-e official Saw­ province. yer \\ oil-ton culled it “an Moio -aid Castro “blanket­ extreme emergency.'’ Thous­ ed the iileu with 9,000 troop*" and* have fled to high ground who suereedcif in rajituiing to escape the flood water*. ''more than Ml" of the invad­ "We need more Volunteer*,*' er*. AH of those ruptured were Ile said. "The men tlieru aru executed. , burned out anil leaving be•The last group to he capthl.y „im|lly cannot work lured comprised It! men, in­ any more,'' cluding .Manuel Rodriguez, Cindy moved inland Toe* leader of the expedition, and day and then hovered over oil were shot.” Morn said. the lower volley formed by Rodrigue* was said to be from the Sabine and Nechea riverMiami. soaking the area with n* much Another Cuban group, which a* two feet of rain, I-bool rails itself the "Sentinel* of damage around Beaumont and Liberty," -aid that an air force Port Arthur ha* already been pitot at tilts .Sun Antonio Los estimated a* high as I o n l Banos ><itbase had been n o - |j1)M "R'-'l U'i* month a* an anti(.astro plotter. ---------------------— U. S. Orders Haitians Out MIAMI ( l l 'l i - Twentyfive Haitians who followed their leader to Miami from the Bahamas and asked for asylum were ordered deport­ ed Wednesday by immlgra lion officials. The Haitians follower* of Ur. Clement Benoit, immedi­ ately filed an appeal to (lie Board of Immigration Ap­ peal* iri Washington, accord­ ing to District Immigration Chief Edward P Ahrens. Ahrens sail the appeal hoard probably won't hand down its decision until next week. Fioodwafers $3.75 To $4.75 Oranges Seen LAKELAND (CPU The price of Florida cltius and it* by-products will ku way up till* year because of last December’s freeze, the Citrus Mutual says. The orange crop will be le«s than half n( the normal prop and grapefruit and tan :rartne production will also drop sharply, llu- Mutual said Wednesday. Mutual executive vice pres blent Robert W. Rutledge said Mutual anticipates an average per-box price tor or­ anges this season to run be­ tween $3 73 to SI 23. compar­ ed to an average ol $1 •*> to $2,06 last year. DAVID LEONARD A Sanford architect, David Leonard, Iras brought a great honor to hi* alma mater, the University of Florida, by be­ ing named assistant profesior of architecture at the Univer­ sity ol Manchester, England. Son of Mr. ant Mrs. J M Leonard. 2011 Holy Avenue, Leonard urrivid in Kn Sand this week to assume In* teaching duties tor the next year. While a student in the School of Arts ant Science and Architecture at D. ol K. Leonard look for I - the-l* the proposed biology research Tesf Ban Okay Seen In Check mi the Gainesville campus. Hi- deign of the center complex Interested Frank Flu Shots U rged W XxHINGTON (UPI) —'The Jenkins, prulrxsor of archi­ tecture at the University of U. S. Public llealtb Service Manehe-ter a visiting critic today advised all persons m and lecturer at U. of F. Jen- "hlgb risk Rrmips" tsi get kim al-i apparently noted vaccinated against influenza immediately, l.ei i ini'- straight A average d i in.; h . higher education Icuiiard. win* received his S it On .$500,000 TAt.LAHASSEE (UPI) — D3 degret only last May. The State Student Scholarship was queried by Jenkins about the profe-surship at Man-' lavan Commission held its che-ter The official fler ilrst formal meeting Wednes­ day anil indicated it will sit came through just recently and Leonard sailed List week light on $360,1**1 until some criteria can he set up (or for England. Hi* mother. Mr*. Leonard, needy students. ■xplained this morning that lu> year at Manchester may Tunnel Urjrod LONDON (UPI) — A Bi­ he the start of a program of nt an committee of experts exchange of student* and protoday recommended the con lessors between the two unt structicn uf a railroad tunnel vertilie* \ University ol California student was select, under the English Channel to estahlish the first perman­ ed by Jenkins last year. ent link between Ihe British Leonard, * graduate of Seminole High School, col- isle* and the continent. irrted Indian objects while In high school and ha* one of Sym pathy O ffered NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) the finest collection* of Amor, I'lte executive committee of ran Indian artifaets lie also the Southern Baptist Conven­ paints landscapes in water tion Wednesday night express­ color. ed its "deepest sympathy" to Mr Leonard said loday her "'ll plait* to Visit Die the families nf four Negro architectural renters ot children killed Sunday in the Europe and will work toward bombing of a Birmingham Uts master* degree. He church. hope* on ins return next Scptemtier to enter Harvard M artial Law :radu.itc school for his m ast­ JAKARTA. Indonesia — er v and lion coiubiin- Ihe il l'll — Indonesia Imposed practice of architecture with martial law on this capital Wednesday night a* a result teaching. of a day of rioting against the new British Common­ wealth nation of Malaysia that left the British Embassy a burned out shell. ccillct WASHINGTON I l l 'l l — President Kennedy w.i> asuml today thul he will lie able to go Luforo the voter* in it state* next wivk with overwhelming senate inllfl. iIii'ii of the micleui t> .i lent treaty an nccnmpl In-.I f " t . The march of victory will la- high. The senate agreed to vote mi Hie pact at lim it \.M, LDT next Tuesday, our Imtir before the preddent i- ■■tiediibd In take off on Ills we-tern conservation tour. 'Ihe roll call was moved up 111) min­ utes In ucconimodule senator* who w nit to go with L> ly. A I nited pri ■» Intel na­ tional survey of ticaty sup­ port indo-aled S3 senator, now me commitii i] or incline. I to Vote for IV«r treaty, w til 13 again-l alnt 4 undeetded. A two-tlliid* majority of sen­ ators voting i* requiied. Toll Road M eeting Adm nisti.ition S"ur«i* dis­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) closed they now ex pet t to TALLAHASSEE ( I t ’D — Die Stale Boa I Board meet* have I Vote of Sen. thin U A Cocoa Beach attorney re here today to discuss the Jnhn-i n, (D-S. < i vsti.i-e nnnianded by the senate mi Everglade* Parkway, a pro rolleal- iv, Democrat Srn. I [nirhment court for tmprnnosed Naple* to Fort Lauder Strom Thurmond, is .......... . per testimony Wednesday wav 1accused today of sitting in 'date toll mad that has met the treaty'* rn«*i the gallery and listening to stiff opposition from l>>e foes. the testimony of other wit­ American Automobile Assonesses before taking tiie ' elation. stand. 'WO Penny Die court, hearing state Face Court LONDON (U P li— \n IHio TALLAHASSEE (UPI) charm-* of judicial tyranny gold penny was bought for Another group of Negri*-* ar $3,360 Wednesday by .m an . tit abuse of |Miwer against rested during a racial demon onymmw bidder at a coin It,ole City I ircuit Judge *lratinn here Saturday* night Itich.■■>1 ho ly, ordered Frank sale at Glcndintng und Go. Wulfe to return to Tail*- faced Judge Ben Willis lo­ lu v 'e to )** quesliunesl about day in Circuit Cuurt on con­ whether In- actually wax In tempt of court charges fur tiie gallery during previous violating an order limiting Ihe size ol racial protest* to testimony. IS. The accusation wax made express themselves one way hy Sen I). D Covington of or the other , , , We now Dade City, who said he had ‘No Com bat Units* have a (Mint of xla motion WASHINGTON (UPI) — p*T*dlial knowledge of Wolfe's with no act Inn, either to o*e pr <-nce in the gallery before A congressman just back the old Post Office ti .il l.n; he wa* called to Ihe stand from the Soviet Union said or to build a new library. today the Russians claim Wednesday afternoon. The inn,I* for the renovation they have tut combat troops only training groups lett in of liii* building and to f-iru isb it. ready for q.e, was 11,102 At I’SIT Cuba Hep. Robert U Barry. i UXAHAS8KE (U PI) — ( It-.N A’ t. a member ol the $1,766 and it was removed from Hie library's appropria­ Uuii'U St.ito I'nlvx-i -tty ieg- House Foreign Affairs Com­ tion. It now rest* with the istrar Murray W. Kenna re- mittee saul lie wai told by public's desire. Have you putted tnitay full trimester Vastly V. Kuznetsov, RiUmule yourself heard on m - itrtrollnnnt total'.f it log this *ia's first depot) foreign JSuUC.' ’ I year. | ttiioiilei, Knowles Urges Action For City Library Apatity on the part of San | it a'one hut they can con­ recommended a downtown furj-* an,| Seminole County's stantly strive to grow more site for a new library withm reading public was hit today efficient." a block of the old post of­ hy City Manager W. E. Recalling that the City ac­ fice." the City Manager slat Knowles in a talk on the quired tile old puxluffice ed. This plan cited the need Have you noticed that the "Library Situation" before building under the Federal of a building with 10,006 Welaka Building on First the Jayrees at the Civic O n Surplus Property Act of 1911 -quart- f.-et of area arid an Street is sjtnrting a new coal trr. 'providing it I* used a* a estimated cost of $130,060 ol paint? "Setting a popu utioti of public library fur 20 years." The City of Sanford has r.ei 26.366." Knowles stated, “ the Knowlc* explained that this titer the Inn ding with 10,066 Three Sanfordite* planning municipal library ol Sanford building with 4.128 square [ square feet of area or the to take otf next month for a must face the fact that it i* ieet of space will double the J ISO,(JOO. trip to Mexico City. Said R I not an economic venture to existing library area ' Furthermore,'* continued "The rity's comprehensive Knowles, "Ihe public does not E. Porter could mention their n* self-sufficient. Small lih *15,060 wui k, bud j- to il Lu base Die mleicsL to I rant * can not profitably go ( plan, i^a me a liter they return. Planning Group Span Destroyed To Make Study On Struck Road Of Seminole Court Recalls Kelly Witness POUT ORANGE (UPI* — the railway. Some months ago Saboteurs blew- up the south­ a bridge at Danis was burned. bound abutment and span of Thornton said the blast de« a Florida East Coast Railway tnolished tiie southbound span bridge over tidal marsh land and damaged the northbound nbout 'J..! mile* south of here track, "but we alrrudy hava during the night, FEC offi­ repairmen there and the track cial* said today. wilt he back in use by lave Vice President W. L. Thorn­ today. ton said the blast tore up “ We will not let this inter* about 40 feet of tru< k und fete with freight service," the demolished the first span of official said, a 360-foot long wooden bridge. Thortilimn said the FBI and "The whole thing wm ill*, Volusia County sheriff’s office integrated ami part* of the began an investigation. truck have not been found ★ ★ ★ yet," Thornton said in St. WASHINGTON (U PI) — Augustine shortly before leav­ A rail labor squeeze play that ing to visit the scene. "They must have used very has slowed construction of (lie American “moomhut’* high explosive.” The FEC Ita* been strike­ project was credited today bound in a wage dispute since with raising hope* for u set.lull. 23 but lui* operated it* : tlemcnt of the eight-monthfreight service at about 96 1old strike ngoin-t the Florida per cent of regular schedule East Const Railroad. Federal official* were re­ with supervisory nod nunported to bt- more determined union personnel. 'ihe eight month* utd strike than t-ver to end tho walkout lias been plagued with sabo- by tl mil union* heenuse of % tage and vandalism against picketing episode lust week that idled hundreds of work­ ers building the moonport ora Merritt Isluuil near Capo Ca­ naveral. The tough stance taken by Edward Bail, Florida Hast v'ou*t'» board chairman, was reported to lie the major prob­ lem in reaching a settlement of the dispute. Labor Secretary \V. Willard MOSCOW (UPI) — The So­ viet Union today put the Wirtx has met with Ball to blame squarely on Peking for suggest possible solutions but Starting the border fighting there has been no reply from Ball thux far. last fall with India, Bail union picket*, who Tho Communist party newspaper Pravda attacked have not been old* to prcvxvit Peking for frying In justify operation of trains hy super­ it* action in invading India visors, decided to march ora end "blacken the policy" of the causeway lending to Mer­ ritt Island where trucks hauloilier state* involved. Pravda said in an editorial track* to the construction that the Soviets believe the site. Men are building railroad Sino-lndtan conflict* was "(avorable only to Ihe force* of marshalling yard* Ihero to txi imperialism and reaction" used in construction of giant who try to maintain tension launching puds for Tucket* I tius* srvvralieduled. Jo senda,in the world, "We have : t Vunt.net' / , v u.au so the moon hy 19iU. that there are not and never The picket* were success­ have been grounds (or the ful |m t Wednesday and Thurs­ breaking mil of the frontier day in peraunding nhout 1,400 eonllirl between India and union building trade* worker* China let atone for this con­ to stay off the job. They re­ flict to reach the stage of turned to work Friday when armed clashes," it added. the picket* were removed. China'* attack on India When labor depart incut nfkm.' hill been a sore |toint firitd* hennl about the squeeza in Moscow's relations with piny, they decided to ninkra Peking. The Soviets have giv­ new effort* to end the strike, en India million! in aitl for lu return, ruil union leader* many years in an effort to decided to withhold picket* a t win over Indian Prime Min­ the mnonahot site for tho tim-i ister Jawaliarl.il Nehru. being. It is doubtful whether legal restriction* against sec­ ondary boycott* cuvet such picketing. Moscow Charges China Sfarfed Indian Fighting Rioters Crash Envoy’s House KUALA LUMPUR, Malay­ sia (U PI)— Thirty Malay­ sian demonstrators broke in­ to the residence of Ihe In­ donesian ambassador today, burned a picture of President Sukarno and threatened to set fire to the budding. It was tile fourth day of demonstrations and eounterdemonstration* here and in Indonesia over the formation of this new British Common wealth nation and Indonesia's opposition In It. It lock Malaysian Premier I'enghkti Abdul It a Inn an to persuade the demonslr.dur* . , ,, , in leave the building alter » ,ivhour Second Eye Transplant Scheduled GAINESVILLE (UPI> — Walter K. 11lev in* of Jackson­ ville will undergo a second eye trnnnplnnl today a t tho J. Illllix Miller Heallii Center here. Blcvjrm, who l"*t hi* night nbout. n year ago, was notified rnrly Wednesday Hint his new eye* were waiting for him at the University of Florida'* eye hank. Doctor* tiiiovplaiitcd on* eye Wednesday and will com­ plete the jolt today. �4 Jljf By Mre. H. L. Jaheeon 1 want to wish little Kim Wilson a very happy birth­ day. She will be the ripe old age of seven this Friday. * * * Irving Smith Jr., young son of Irving and Margie Smith, had his appendix removed Mon­ day at Seminole Memorial Hospital. We wish him a speedy recovery. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clause and ions, Don. Hal and Rodney, arrived here Thursday even­ ing from British Columbia. Canada. They have been away for flva years. Daugh­ ter Diana tells ms that It has been a year alnce she saw them la s t She has been stay- Economical expansion of the Sanford area, anticipated wife the construction of the proposed SL Johns-lndisn River Canal, waa outlined before the Klwanta Club Wed­ nesday noon by John Krlder, fin a l district chairman. Kridar, also Chamber of Commerce manager, tald negotiation* are being car­ ried out with a large com­ pany for (he construction of docks and terminals. He add­ ed a ipaee petroleum plant also Is considering locating along the canal. Further, he said, it Is like­ ly that marina facilities will be constructed here to han­ d's anticipated Increase In pleasure craft, of which he estimated 23.000 will dock here annually en route be­ tween Jacksonville and May- lag with her grandpirenta, Mr. and M n. W. C. Clauae, or Narcliiue Avanut. Tho boy* have enteral aehool hero along with Diana. Clad to weleomo thorn back after luch a long aburnce. • • • Mrs. John (Myrtle) Pickett of Jacksonville spent last week­ end hero with her slaters, Hasel Chambliss and Rena Hawkina. Myrtle la a school bus driver In Jacksonville. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McMa­ han and family were visitors at the home of Wesley's mo­ ther, llasol Gardner. • • • Fred and Frances Thomas of Cocoa drove over last week­ end to see Frances' mother. Annie (Grannie) Belle Haw­ kins. • • • Happy birthday to Mrs. G. B. Sapp who was M years young last Sunday. • • • Also a happy birthday to Betty Hobby who Just turned • Jim a teenager at IS. and Lois Muse and five boys left Sunday for Turner Air Force Base In Albany, Ga., where Jim will be itationed. Jim la a M/Sgt. now. • • • Our company, Bill and Jean­ ette Grow and children, re­ turned home to Washington. D. C., Sunday. Jeanette call­ ed us Sunday evening and said she had to get out the blanketi as It was 48 de­ grees. • • * Sounds like win­ ter Is coming, doesn't It? * • * Hear tell that Ann (Mrs. Fred) Behrens and daughter. (Iambi Lynn, have been III. Hope they are well by now. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Aaron * Ha pointed, too, to the largo Bomber of eommtrclal •raft — toga with barges— which will move through tha u n it Enthusiastic la bis belief •f tha eanal, Krider prophteailed that "tha project will ae:ure our aconomy forever. It will forever eliminate the fear of thla city and the ear- Nettles, on Upsata Road. • • • The wedding of Vonda Kern and Willis Carter w ai a very attractive affair last Saturday evening In the Wes­ leyan Methodist Church In Paota. The church waa dec­ orated beautifully. • • • Our thought thla week la by Charles Kingsley and goe* like this; We act as If comfoft (and beauty were the chief requirement! of life vehen all that we Deed to World's moat prolific oil make us really happy la and gaa wella rang* from something to be enthusiastic 1,000 to 12.000 /re t deep. about. ftanforb frralb SAFETY Correctional Institution. From the left: F. E. Harper, F. E. Salter, Captain Cone, M. Huberts and S. K. Riggins. FOUR NEW OFFICERS assigned to the Division of Corrections road prison a t Oviedo are pictured with Capt. W. W. Cone following their graduation from a training school a t Avon Park By Julia Rartos Plans for the Altamonte Springs Elementary PTA to sponsor a Halloween Carni­ val as the first fund raising project of the year were made at the opening meeting of the group for this term held last Thursday night In the school auditorium with a capacity attendance The Carnival will be held on the aehool grounds on Saturday, Ocl. 20 beginning are welcomed. He announced the first conference day for Oct. 23 and pointed out that notices would b« sent home In advince by the children. Among the 20 teachers In­ troduced by Gore, tho five new ones were Mrs. Priscells Stripling, first gride; Mrs. Beverly Schwelaer, first grade; Mrs. Mary Cooksey, first grade; Mrs. Celeste Brown, third grade and Rup­ ert Jenkins, sixth grade. Refreshment* of coffee and punch were served In the Firestone Repack Front Wheel Bearings cafetorium at the close of the program. Legal Notice IX T i l l s I l l i n IT S OI 1ST n r T H W X IX TII J1 HIS I «l. t i l l . ducted by Mrs. Lawrence (t it or sxii run «s:wi. Swofford, president, was .xni.r. snt XTi. ri.uHiiit, (Ti«xrt:iiv xo. ixm opened with prayer by Mrs. CITT HAVtXiM IIANK OF Milton Patlishall after which PIT T «K IK l-0, Plaintiff, the minutes w y e read by Mrs. Margaret Armstrong, secretary and a report waa given by Mra. Lilian Don­ aldson, treasurer. Plans were made for the appointment of a committee to Investigate the possibilty of installing fans In the XOTII R OF XPPi.K'XTtax classrooms. Mrs. Pat Willis rim txx iiKi:n accepted the assignment as I l , r . 1*1. IS r i # i M * • l a l * l » * • I !•»»» alternate delegate to the JtOTICB m HKKKIir OIVPTA County Council after KX, T h a t J A. W i l l i a m * the according to th * p lat Funeral services for Mrs. Mrs. Louise Simunek tender­ h o ld er o f III* f o l l o w i n g r f r t l t h e r e o f a i r e c o r d e d In I’lat float* h a t (11*4 i a l 4 e t r l l f l l lo o k IS. I’m * ! A] a n d St. Louise M. Tunnlcllffe. 90. ed her resignation. c a l * f o r U l d»*d l o *>» Im u I'u b lle R e co rd * o f B i r a l n o l i C o u n t r , F lo rid * , who died late Wednesday af­ tt waa announced that more • 4 t h r r t o n . T h * e * r t l f l e a t * mini t o r an .l » n r o f l,*u*no*, h a * h u n tiled m a l n i t you ternoon at Seminole Memor­ volunteers are needed to th * d * * c r lp tlo n a t th * p r n p i r t r . In th * ahov«-*ty1*.| m i l . a n d a n d th» n*rn* In w h i c h It waa y o u a r t r e q u i r e d t o e*rv* a serve in the school clinic ial Hospital will be hetd at • ••*.,<• I a r * a* fo llo w * : copy of y o u r A n e n t r or oth er 3 p. m. Friday at Brtsion and that any donations of C a r t l f l c a t * Xo. J* T * * r o f P l e a d i n g to th * C o m p l a i n t on P la in tiff * a tto rn * )* . AXDRRFuneral Home with R. L. ihecta and pillowcases would Italian.-* ISSO ll*arrl*ll*n i f F r* * * rlv i B O \ . R U S H . D C AX UMVXMattbewi of the Seventh-day be gratefully received. t«!t JM F r a n k l a W o o d r u f f * PKX A v a n d e n H F I lt l . J - : The membership voted to Buhd lalalon F a i t C e n t r a l A v en u e, Orlan d o . Adventist Church officiating. m* In w hich *■•*•*•<] F l o r i d a , a n d fit* t h * o r i g i n a l Burial will be tn Oaklawn discontinue conducting the C hNa »ri* * K A F l h * l M Tho m** A n e w e r o r o t h e r P l e a d i n g In room count. Memorial Park. All of **ld p r u p f r l r t>*ln* In th * o ffice o f t h e C U r k of th * th * C o u n t r of Xttnlnol*. S l a t e C ircu it C o u r t on or before At the close of the meetMr*. Tunnicliffe, Ihe widow o f F lo rid a . Uni*** i u c h r c r t l - l h * IS lh d a y o f O cto b er. IMS. of the late William H. Tunnt- lng Principal Frank Gore flcal* i h a t l h* f * l * c m * d a * I f y ou f a l l t * d o *o, a d e cree cUffe, bad lived In Sanford spoke to the group report­ c o r d i n g t o t a w t h * p r o p e r t y p r o r o n fe e e o w ill be t a k e n d t i c r l b t d In i n c h e * r l l f l c * t * a g a i n * ! y o u fo r th * r e l i e f d e ­ for the past 31 year* and ing that the aehool has an will h i t o l d t o t h * hlgh** t m a n d e d In th * C o m p l a i n t . T h l e , N o t i c e eh alt he p u h made her home at Rutledge enrollment of 376 pupils this bid d er a t 1 lh * f r o n t d o o r o f th * H im ln o le C o u n t / C o a r t tlehe.l a w e e k for f o u r Station on South Sanford Ave­ term. The largest class has l l o a i * *t S a n f o rd . F l o r i d a , on r o n e e c uot lnce v e w e e k * In lh* H an ­ 33 pupils with most classes nue. She was a native of th * t i n t M onday In th * m o n t h f o rd H e r a ld . D.VTKD t h l e l o t h d ay of Frankfort, N. Y , where she averaging 29 students per of O cto b er, IMS. w h i c h la t h * • t h d a y of O cto b er, IMS. S e p t e m b e r , IMS. teacher. was bora on Nov. 23, 1172 P » t * d t h t i l l h day o f Ju ly . (8CAX-) A r t h u r II B - c k w i t h . J r . , He advised that each and ISIS. She was a member of the cle rk '* B e lli C l e r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t Seventh-day Adventist Church every member of the faculty ( O fficial Tty: M a r t h a T VlMeti A r t h u r II Itic k w iih . t r , D ep u ty Clerk C U r k C i r c u i t C o u r t. of Sanfoi«A*Dd of the DAK la at Ihe 'aehool to do his luol* C o u n t ) . F lo rid a P u b l l e h Hept. IS. I t . S* A Oct. best for each child and that t ' u h iH-m of SaofordT i i h n i p t , s, i : , i s , :s. t s s a S. IMS. parrnt-teicher consultation* CDM-JI There are no survivor*. c d m - s: UflAClMtMT VAOT tOOION SA* ADAM Legal Notice C O M P L E T E S E T oi Tubeless Whitewalls Our Nrm Triad*. UtuHfUd Afedoiieou oad aAop mark, ON any A Terrific Offer! You Actually Can THAT A l l OF OUR PROBLEMS CA N BE SOLVED Furnish 3 Rooms With Just One Pur­ BY A BUREAUCRACY CENTERED N chase . . . And Pay For Everythin# In W A SH ­ INGTON, YO U WIU. NOT FEEL AT HOME IN F o r F a s t , E f f i c i e n t Tire, Br a h e a n d A l i g n m e n t S e r v i c e B y E x p e r t s with P r e c i s i o n E q u i p m e n t FIRST & FRENCH SANFORD One Payment FLORIDA FARM BUREAU O N THE OTHER HAND, W YOU BELIEVE IN THE FREE ENTERPRISE SYSTEM, IN PRIVATE t * T1ATIVE. IN STATES RIGHTS. A N D THAT THE PROPER ROLE OF ALL BRANCHES OF GOVERN MENT SHOULD BE LlMilED TO THOSE FUNC TIONS SPELLED OUT IN OUR NATIONAL C O N STlTUTlON- IF YOU FEEL THE ACCELERATED tNCROACHMENT OF GOVERNMENT IN ALL p h a s e s o f o u r l iv e s a n d th e b u r d e n o f 1 s t e a d . lv risin g t a x es , y o u sh ould jo in FARM BUREAU « _ _ Cfe/ae it' or Buy on EASY TERMS SO CIALIST Oft BEHEVE IN A WELFARE STATE size TO HELP PRESERVE AMERICAN SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT (SIMILAR Tt) ILLlxTK A IlO X ) of Sanford Your Seminole Count?' Farm Bureau F A J-OD.Vl �■* 0k ----- ■ r ~ - * - r ..................... m V * . Kennedy Victory Frank Finch Named Seen In Nuclear Test Ban Vole Business Brief Chelsea Manager Paul C. Burgeii, president of Chelsea Title and Guaranty Company, has announced the appointment of Frank T. Finch as manager of the com* pany'i local office in Sanford, it was learned today. Finch, an assistant vice e president of this nationally known title company, is no stranger to the area. He was recently assigned to the com­ pany's Brevard County office where he assisted in the com* sltlon work for the NASA launching sites for the Man­ ned Lunar Landing Program at Cape Canaveral. The acquisition of this land', which takes in alarge por­ tion of Merritt Island, Is be­ ing handled by Chelsea under contract with the U. S. Army Corps of Engineers. Finch, who Is a Navy vet­ eran, will reside at 407*9 Summerlin Avenue. Legal Notice • s o r ir r a r s m .ir tT io s r u n TAX i » : k i > l*w . 101.11 Florida llatalaa • r iwiat notice in n r n r n r a iv ­ ies. T h a t C l i f fo r d P. Hhum wajr t h * h o l d t r « f t h r f o l lo w in g e t r t l f l c a t * h a* t l l n l t i l t c e r ­ t i f i c a t e f o r t a x d eed t o be leiurd th rren n . T he c r rllflra ta nurnbrr and r e a r of titu an re . th e d eerrlp tln n o f the p r o ­ p e r t y , a n d t h e n a m e In w h i c h It wae a e e e i e e d e r e a a follow a: C e r t i f i c a t e No. I t t T e a r e f l a e u a n r a ISM O e ee rlp tlea o f P r w p e rtn | w Tstt IS title l Leinaw ood P a r k P l a t Uoo k 11 P a c e I N a m e In w b l r h a e t e e e e d K ey D evelopm ent A R e a l ty , Inc. All of a a l d p r o p a r t y b t l n c In t h e C o u n t y o f S em in o le, S l a t e o f F l o r i d a . U n le a a auch e r r tlflc a la s h a ll he redeem ed a c r o r d i n x t o law t h e p r o p e r t y d r e c r i h e d In eu ch c e r t i f i c a t e w i l l be sold t o Ilia h l a h e e t b td d t r at the front door ef th e ■ sm lnole C o u n ty C o a rt H ouse a t S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , on th o f l r a t M o n d a y l a t h e m o n t h of _ O c to b e r , 1SS1. w h i c h 1e t h e V Tth d ay o f O c to b e r , t i l l . D ated th is l i s t day e t J a n * m s. ( O ff ic ia l C l e r k 'a S e e l ) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , I f * C lerk Circuit C ourt Sem inole County, F lo rid a P u b l i s h : S e p t. I, 11, I I , IS. t i l l C llM-11 R O T tC K O F A P P t . t r t T l O W F o i l TA X DKKt! f» r« . l u l . l i F l o r i d a B l a t a t e o of i t t a i N O T IC E IS H E I I E B T O IV B N , T h a t E. A. I ley n u ld a t h e h o l d t r o f the follow ing r e r t l f l c a t e h a* file d eeltl c e r t i f i c a t e f o r t a a d eed t o b e l a a u t d ■h e r e o n . T h e c e r t i f i c a t e n u m ­ b e r a n d y e a r o f Isau an ce, t h e descrip tio n of th e property, a n d t h e n a m e In w h i c h It w a s a s s e s s e d a r * a* fol low*: C e r t i f i c a t e No. I l l Y ear a f Issuance t i l l Ileerrtpllea a t Property) H I n l e r e e t In lent 1 tteth W o o d r u f f * S ubdivision Plat llook S r a g e I I N am * In w h i c h a s s e s s e d Ar r h l e C r o e s , Alt o f sa id p r o l> r t y b e i n g In t h * C o u n ty of Ml m ln o le, State o f F lorida l u t e s * such certificate shall h e r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g to law t h e p r o p e r t y d e s c r i b e d tn s u c h c e r t i f i c a t e will be t o l d to th e h i g h e s t b i d d e r a t th * f r o n t d o o r o f th * H tm ln n l* C o u n t y C o u r t H o u s e a t H an fo rd , F l o r ­ ida, o n t h * f i r s t M o n d ay In t h e m o n t h o f O cto b er. 1947 w h i c h I t t h a 7 t h d ay o f Oct o b er, 1942. H a t e d t h i s 14th d a y o f A m n e t . 1942. ( O ff i c i a l C l e r k a Seal) A r t h u r If. B e c k w i t h , J r , C t e r k C i r c u i t C o u r t. Henilno t* C o u n t y . F l o ri d * P u b l i s h Kept, t, II, 17. 14. U S ! COM-79 Legal Notice i d T i r K o r % ppt.H -A T inx r u n t a x n r.R it (See. I U I I F l o r i d a S t a i n tee t i n iu i NO TIC E I S T i r p E l t T OIVEN. T h a t E. A. R e y n o ld * the h o l d e r o f t h e f o l lo w in g c e r t i ­ f i c a t e hae f i le d eald c e r t i f i ­ c a t e for t a x d e e d to be Iss ued thereon. T he c e rtific a te n u m ­ b e r e n d y s * f o f I s s u a n c e , th* d e s c r i p t i o n o f th * p r o p e r t y , a n d th * n a m e In w hich It was a s s e s s e d a r e a* f o l lo w s : C e r t i f i c a t e No. 1(4 Y e a r a f I s s u a n c e IMS D e s c ri p t i o n o f P r n p e r t y i fast (7 W a s h i n g t o n H e i g h t s Nam * In w h i c h a s s e s s e d Itu d o l p h E c k m a n Hr. e t a l . All o f sa id p r o p e r t y b e i n g In th* C o u n t y o f Hemlnol*. H t a t * of F lo rid * . U n l e e s su ch c e r t l f l c a t e sh e ll be re d e e m e d ac c o r d I n c to t a w t h e p r o p a r t y d e t e r lb e d In a u r h c e r t i f i c a t e will h e wild to t h e h i g h e s t bidder a t th * f r o n t d o o r o f t h e Heinl not* C o u n ty C o u r t H o u s e a t HanTord, F l o r i d a , en t h * f irs t M o n d a y In t h a m o n t h o f Oct­ o b er, 19*:. w h i c h I* t h * 7th d e y e f O cto b er. t9*l. D a te d th l * l o t h d ay o f Aug u st. 19(1. (Official C l e r k 's R r a l l A r t h u r II. I l e r k w l t h . Jr. Cterk C irc u it Courl Hemlnol* C o u n ty . F l o ri d * P u b lish Sept. | , 17, II. J4. I9M C DM -JI NOT ICE n r A P P I.IC ATItt V FtlH T A X H E E D 1*1.1# F l o r i d a H l a t a t e a (***. •f taint NOTICE IS H E R E B Y OIVEN, T h a t J . A. W i l l i a m s th* h n ld sr e f th e follow ing c e r tifi­ c a t e h a - f i le d sa id certlfi'- .il* fo r t a x d e e d to h* I s , led th* r«nn , T h # c e r t i f i c a t e n u m ­ b e r a n d y e a r of ls» u * n c r . th* d e s c r i p t i o n o f th * p r o p e r t y , a n d th * n a m e In w h i c h It waa aeee ased a r e a a follow*: C e r t i f ic a t e No. 17* Y e a r e f laau an c* 1914 D escrlptlaw e f P r n p e r ty i Dots 7 A I I l lk 4 L o c k h a r t '* S u b d iv isio n N am * In w h i c h a s s e s s e d Del a n d F i n a n c e Co. Alt o f said p r o p e r t y b e i n g In t h e C o u n ­ ty of Sem inole. S t a t e o f F l o r ­ id a. U n les s su ch e s r t l f l c i t * s h a l l b# r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g to la w th * p r o p e r t y d e s c r l b a d tn euch c e r t i f i c a t e w i l l he so ld to t h e h i g h e s t b i d d e r a t t h a f ro n t d o o r of th o Remln o le C o u n t y C o u r t H o u s e a t S a n f o rd , F l o r i d a , on t h e flrat M onday In t h e m o n t h o f Oct. ober, 19(1. w hich I* t h e Tth d a y of O c t o b e r , t5(3. D ated t h i s ( t h d a y of July, 19(1. (Official C l e r k ’* R ' t ! ) A r t h u r If B e c k w i t h , Jr.. Clerk C ircuit C o u rt Hemlnol* C o u n ty , F l o r i d a P u b lish Hspt. I, 11. 19, A 14 CDM-54 S E M I V I f . E COUNTY ISO AHD OF AHJI’STAtKNT N ellre s i F u h l l e H e a r i n g T o w h o m It m ay c o n c e r n : Nonce or A rru ir atio .x T h * Hemlnol# C o u n t y B oard FOR TAX DEED o f A d j u s t m e n t w ill h o l d a p u b ­ («**. IDl.ta riarUM Statwt** lic h e a r i n g t o d e t e r m i n e t h e •f mini p o s s ib ility nf g r a n t i n g a s p e ­ n o t ic e i» h e h k i i y o i v - cial e x c e p t i o n to t h e Boning E N , T h a t J a n * * V * n » n c le R e g u l a t i o n # In a A -l n i n e to A lr la ll o t i th # Holder o f th# p e r m i t t h * I n i t a l l n t l o n and f o l l o w i n g c e r t i f i c a t e ha# filed o p e r a t i o n o f an a s p h a l t p la n t j l aald r e r t l t l c a t * lor ta x d#td for a specified F ederal I n te r ­ “ to he Issu ed thsrson. T h # s t a t e F r n j e c t fnr a lim ite d c e r l l d c a l # n u m b e r a n d r e a r of t i m e as r*<iuest*d by t h * Maclisuanr*. t h # d e s c r i p t i o n of A s p h a l t C o r p . on t h o f a l l o w ­ t h e p r o p e r t y , a n d t h e nnro# In i n g d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r t y : HE w h i c h I t » » * a a t s s s e d a r * *» c o r n e r o f Hectlon 3 1 -I9 S - 2 " E fo l lo w * : a n d HVV c o r n - r o f S c c t t u n 27C e r t l f i c a t * No. 171 Y t » r *f ’. i t s - l o t : N o r t h of H tat# Bo id l e a u a n c * 1944 I4-.A l a H ta t* o w n e d b o r ro w llr.rrle tlo a * f Fr# p er» T I PitIxit I I J a m e s t o w n f l a t B o o k F u b tlc h e a r i n g will h a b e l t In th * C o u n t y C o m m i s s i o n e r s I I 'a a e s 71 A 71 Nam# In w hich *a>#***d. Room, C o u r l H u m * . H a n f o rl. Ron), J a m e s . H e i r s . All o f -old F lo rid a , o n H e p t s m b e r 14, 1941 p r o p e r t y b e i n g In th# C o u n t y a t 7:19 F M. o r aa s o o n th e r e o f Hemlnol*. H tat# o f F l o ri d a . a f t e r a* possible, A U n l e s s s u c h c e r t i f i c a t e s h a ll ( i n ^ n o l * C o u n ty B o a rd of b# r#d « # m « d a c c o r d i n g t o law A djustm ent t h * p r o p e r t y d e a c r l h t d In auch By W i l l i a m C. H a lb a c k . r e r t l f l c a t * w ill h* sold to th* C h a irm an h i g h e s t b i d d e r »t lb * f r o n t P u b lish Hept. 19. 194J. d o o r o f th * Hemlnol* t k m n t y C H M -IJ C o u r t l l o u s s a t Han ford . F l o r ­ ida. o n th a f l r a t M o n d a y In tb # m o n t h o f O ctober, 1947, w h i c h l a th * Tth d ay * f O c t ­ ober. t i l l . Da tad t h i s t t l h d a y of Auga s t . 1X1. (O ff ic ia l C l e r k 'a M a l l A r t h u r II. Il*(-kwlth, J r ^ c l e r k C ircu it Court «T Hem ln o l# C o u n t y . F l o ri d a P o h l l - h Hept. I , IS. 19. >4. 19(1 CDM -14 WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Kennedy was assur­ ed today that hr will be able to go before tha voter* in t l states next week with over­ whelming Senate ratification of the nuclear test ban treaty an accomplished fact. The margin of victory will be high. The Senate agreed to vote on the pact next Tuesday, one hour before the President is scheduled to take off on hia western conservation tour. The roll call was moved up to accommodate senator* who want to go with Kennedy. Vfjt VanftrrV VrrcTB S e p t. 19, 1983 — P » g » 8 NEWEST MEMBER of the Longwood Area Chamber of Commerce, W. J. "Pop" Krohne, riRht, receives welcoming hnndshnke from Bud Scott, temporary chairman of the organization. Supervisor Of Registration Guest Of Young Republicans Seminple County Young Republicans provided nil cnirer and responsive audience Tuesday niRht to the ready wit nml humor of Mrs. Camilla Bruce, county supervisor of registration, who outlined in detail for the group tho functions of her office. An important fact pointed out was the requirement stating that before a person can become a candidate for office he must have been registered ns a member of hit particular political party for at least two year*. Since Republican primary elections are not held local­ Funeral service* for Monte ly, many party member* are Davis, ]rt.year-old drowning registered as Democrats in victim, will tie conducted by order that they may have a Rev. Jesse Brown at 1 p. m. vote In government on a local Sunday at St. James AME level. Church. Interment will be In Mrs. Bruce said, however, Restlawn Cemetery with Bur­ that she feel.* Republican pri­ ton Funeral home in charge. maries are on the way and The youth drowned last Sat­ members of the party, if they urday while swimming at plan to enter politics, ahoutd Lake Welfare. He was an 11th be thinking about changing grade student at Croams their registration. High School and a member of She advised that the resuSt. James Church, biennia) county-wide Surviving are hi* mother, lar Mrs. Gladys Davis; three sis­ registration is due this year ters, two bruthers and hi* and that cards would bo mailed out in November. grandmother, Mrs. Abbie Dav­ Change* in party affiliation is, with whom he made hi* cannot bt ma-Ic through u*c home at Itosclawn Park. of the card since the voter must appear in person to slcn Old Rivalry new certldcatos and affida­ CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. vits which arc kept on file. (NLA) — Thp Virginia-North Mrs. Bruce urged that the Carolina aerie* Is the longest cards be promptly filled out nml moat continuous of the and returned and appealed South's major football rival­ to members of the club for ries. It started with t w o help in getting people to g a m e s in 1892. register. She reported that of a potential 32.000 voters in Seminole County, only l«,000 are now registered. s u m r* o f u T i . i m i o i She also urged that the F u l l T U IIKKI) C f r . MH, m Ftar ltla fH Ntntrs people, once registered, make (»r i him i the effort lo get to the polls. NOT 1 0 * Ifl I I C H E R T G I V ­ EN, T h a t K, ,\. R e y n o ld s t h a She pointed out that In past h o l d t r of t h a f o l lu i r f n c t*r* years the largest percentage n r i c . i t* h a a fllr I *ald o a r t t f l r a l * f o r t a t flt*i| t o h* turn* of registered voters ever to •d th a r a o n . Th * c*rt1 float * turn out for an election was n u m b e r a n d y r t r o f Imusine*, 69 per cent which Is “pretty th* d!*nt?riptiy n of th* |»ru * p a r t y , an d th * nam * In w hich bail," she commented. It w a a As***ir-1 ar* a* follo w *' New residents and those C * r t l f l r * t * No, I2S Y « ar of not previously registered who Isa im nc* 1181 IlftYrlpllnM *f I 'r s i p r r t y i wisii to do so before the .NBU o f NW»* N of R o a d H*c. • Ion 34 T o w n a h l p 31 H m t h November election should see Mrs. Bruce at her office H.inc* 30 E*«t N am * tn which «aa« i« td which Just recently has been A n d r e w G a b o r . Hr. * t *1. All of aatd p r o p e r t y In th * C o u n ­ moved to the ground ftoor t y of Htrriliiol#, Htat* of F l o r ­ of the county courthouse. id *. I l n t r a i auch c e r t i f i e s ! * The office is open from 9 ■hall h* r * d a* m rd a c c o r d l n * to l a w th * p r o p e r t y <1#*crlb#d In a. m. until 5 p. m., Monday ■uch c t r t l f l c a t a will b* *»M to th * h l t f h t i t b l i fl v r a t th * through Friday. The last 30 f r o n t d o o r o f th * Sem lnol# oays prior to the election, C o u n t y C o u r t l l o u t * at H an­ the office also will be open fo rd . Florida* on th * f lra t M onday In t h e m o n t h o f O c t ­ on Saturdays from 9 a. m. ober* 1183, which I* th * Tth until noon and on Saturday, d a y o f O ctober, 1183, Dated thin Iwtfcl day of A ’US'* Oct. 3, will be open from 9 u at, 1383, a m. until S p. m. (Official CUrk'a ft**!) During the brief business A r t h u r II. l U c k w t t h . Jr., session conducted at the open C U r k C ircu it C o u r t . Memtnol* C o u n ty , F lo rid * ing of the meeting, annual P u t d l a h b « p t. t. 13. 19. 24. 1343 dues were ralird to $3 per CDM-2S Drowning Victim Rites Sunday Legal Notice jiR g . CAMILLA BIIUCE couple. Dues are payable at the end of the annual Nov. 1 meeting and will be de­ linquent after February, 1961. In conjunction witli the club's effort to provide more trained campaign workers for the 1901 general elections, plans were announced for the Young Republicans to sponsor two courses for club members and other inters!ed persons in the near future. The first course, a precinct education program put out by the National Republican Par­ ly, will consist of four ses­ sions while the second course, prepared by the National Chamber of Commerce, will be hi eight sessions. Mrs. Eleanor Branford was welcomed as the UWtli mem­ ber and was presented with a free ticket to the pancake supper to be sponsored by the cl ib on Oct. 19. 3 0 Days To BetteGrades Stronger UN Urged To Ease Sane Students' Guide To Tests The Cold War UNITED NATIONS. N. T. (U PII—Canadian Prime Min­ ister Lester R. Pearson called today for n strengthening of the United Nations’ political, military, ami economic rolea in' order to make the moat of the easing of the cold war. Pearson in a speech to the General Assembly this morn­ ing, warned that ‘‘when the United Nations fails, its mem­ ber governments fall. When It succeeds, the people, the plain and good people of all the world succeed.’* Soviet Foreign Minister An­ drei Gromyko waa scheduled to follow Pennon in the fln t day of policy speeches to th# 18th General Assembly, which convened Tuesday, President Kennedy will ad­ dress the assembly Friday. Pearson, a former assembly president who won a Nobel Prize for the Idea of sending a UN peace force tn the Mid­ dle Ea.-t after th# 195(1 Sue* crisis, offered specific pro­ posals for a stronger United Nations. F. 0. Winfield Dies Suddenly 31r. Floyd Owen Winfield Sr., 52, owner-manager of the Forest City Supermarket, died early Wednesday morning following a hpart attack, A native of Alabama, he came from Winter Park one year ago to Forest City where he made his home at 712 l.akeview Circle. He was a charier member of the new Bear Lake Meth­ odist Church; was spsinsor of the Forest City Bowling Team and was vice-president of Iho Forest City Mer­ chant's Association. Survivors are his wife. Mrs. Florence A. Winfield; daugh­ ters. Mrs. Dorothy Jean Dy­ er of Birmingham. Ala., and Miss Emily Winfield of For­ est City; sons, Floyd O. Win­ field Jr. of Birmingham and John L. Winfield of Forest City; a brother, Dewey E. Winfield of I’hoenix, Aril, and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will he announced by Cox-Parkcr Funeral Home. By The Beading Laboratory Written for Newspaper Enterprise Association We’ll apend this article on the best way* to review for a test, ilut before we start, one very important thought I don't get all shook up be­ cause a test is coming. Actually, it’s w ry unpro­ ductive to get upset before an exam. You don't (core any extra point* for a wildly pal­ pitating heart. As a matter of fact, the more anxious you get tbe more chance there is of “freeiing” on the test. Get­ ting shook just gets you low­ er marks. And even if you don't do as well ns you would like to, the sun will atill come up the next day. Really. So let's assume you're calm, cool, collected anil have been doing wimt the-e at tides have been telling you to do. (If you haven’t been studying the way you should have been, we have a special article coming next to help you.) Start to review from your notebook. You’ve been keeping a general outline of the course in your notebook, so the best thing to do is read that over. As you come to each major point, stop and think about it. Consider its passible ramifi­ cations — everything that it means, everything that it leads to. Try to Infer what tile next major point should be. U sp your textbook to check anything that's not completely dear from your notes. Or if you tike, make a general over­ view of the chapters that per­ tain, just to confirm the ac curacy of your notes. You won't have every little de­ tail in your notes, but you'll have notes on where they can be found. At first, don’t bother with anything that may require memorization. Begin your re­ viewing a t least a week be­ fore tho test is scheduled so you cun atudy somewhat lei­ surely and with n minimum of pressure. Save thu memori­ zation until the night before, or at most, two nights be­ fore the test. As a rule, me­ morization doesn't stick for a long time. Review for the test the same way you've been study­ ing. Get the main idea first; learn the general overvlecw before you start to get in­ volved in details. You can af­ ford to miss u detail or two, because if you really under­ stand the main idea of the course, you'll he aide to figure out the details — or at least you'll be able to make good guesses. For most people, a brainpicking session with four or five others is n good idea — with two cautions: if they turn Into bull-sessions, noth­ ing gets accomplished, nml secondly, if anyone starts to panic, go off and study by yourself, panic is contagious. Finally, the morning of the test, a quick general over­ view of the notes is in order. It’ll refresh your memory and put you iu perfect shape. Slake sure you get to class on time for tho test, but don’t get thorn early. 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Why should the baseball park, the football stadium, the swimming pool, ever be the scene of marauding misbehavior? Whatever became of just plain fun, as distinguished from “kicks?" We’ve all heard th a t youngsters’ search for "kicks’* reflects their quest fo r Identity, for attention, for manhood or womanhood, for a way, too, to express feelings of hostility engendered by the complex sga they live in. G rant all this. It still doesn’t let the unruly klda off the hook alto­ gether. For many who get beyond asphalt, brick and concrete, the mar­ velous world is still hare to be taken a t its. worth. And you don’t need a primer at hand to respond warmly to the sky, tha sun, the water, tha trees, the ■and and all the games and pleasures linked with them. Unless we ure ready to concede th a t a good many kinda are mon­ strous automatons incapable of feel­ ing th e stimulus of these thlnga, then we have to ssy they have the eyes, the hearts and the minds to respond. Those who react instead by wrecking, corrupting and depreciat­ ing w hat they see about them are in­ deed incredible bores. They are still baffled by one of life’s most easily fathomed secrets. I I h u Dow b te o n i a n i l to dop la n ta sharp term* th e all too eat* tomary youthful disturbance which m ar big holiday weekends t t many of the nation’s seaside and other re* sorts. They are deplorable. But they are something else, too. They are a great big crashing bore, not only to those who have to deal with them, but to many who hear of them. If some of our psychologists a rt right and this sort of behavior is de­ signed to be attention-getting, its tiresomeness for others ought to be something of a blow to the unruly participants. Why is It a bore? Because underlying this Inexcusa­ ble conduct is the assumption th at life In this country for some young people ju st Isn’t worth a thing unIsas It can somehow be juiced up with beer drinking, wild driving, rock-throwing, general vandalism and rio t Wa all know th at America has corns a long way from the captivat­ ing Innocence that marked its earlier history. But can we really accept the Idea th a t for some of us there is no th ird of this left? The answer ought to be ”no,” w hkh Is why these tales of youthful depredation nre so wearying. What ie the m atter with enjoying a beach as a beach instead of as no more than a setting for a raucous brawl 7 Why can’t trees in a park or wood be appreciated for whut they are, instead of hacked at, cut down or otherwise marred as if they were Dr. Crane’s BACK TO SCHOOL Dick West Says T h e S p a n ish N a m e d It Peter Edson WASHINGTON (U Pl) — dining. It's name la chill con So now w« come, ready or not, earns. to the end of another summer. The origin of this delactabl* Personally, I'm ready. repast dates back to tha Span­ One of the factor* Influ­ ish exploration of what is WASHINGTON - (NEA) - agency, giving tha Commu-i by the United Arba Republic encing my attitude la the now the Republic of Mexico. nliU veto power over all pro­ and Saudi Arabia. It didn't f i r s t test* oa bow much So­ crime rate. The crime rate, One day the King of Bpain gram*. cost (he Ruailani a ruble. viet Ruaiia may have chang­ n* you know, ordinarily riiaa called hit explorers Into hla When only a ftw non-Corain the more recent Security during hot weather, and one office and ordered them to ed Us tacUca If not Ua atra* munlat • countries supported U p for tho cold war were the Communiit bloc on tbl* Council consideration of South of tha leading aummar crimes discover aoms tobacco, “ What is tobacco, your shown a t the lltb United Na- rtorganUaUon plan, the Rui- African apartheid policies, it Is congealed salad. If my catandar Is accurate. majesty ?” tha explorer* in­ tioas General Assembly eon liana abandoned It. But they wai noteworthy that the Husvaolag la New York Sept IT. (till opposed UN peace-keep­ sUns refrained from their It will be almost nlna months quired. '‘It's that weed that Assiataot Secretary of State ing efforts In the Congo and usual practice ef beating the before I bav* to aat another tha English explorers found Harlan Cleveland, In charge eUewhtre, and thay boycotted United States ovar the bead congealed salad. Which alone in North Carolina,’* tho King explained. “The Indians grow la cause for rejoicing. of International organisation all such operations financial- for Its racial problems. It. You hold it in your mouth Off hand, I can’t think of affairs, ite s ■ few itrsws in IfSuch an attack bad been an­ In recent months, however, ticipated. Text for a speech a mar* appropriate way to and It bumi." the winds of ebsage. The explorers wandered all This may be an indication the Russian* have changed bad bean prepared to answer greet the autumn, and the Mat the Kremlin finally baa their tune. Russia's Chairman the Russians if thay should return of uncongealed table over Mexico looking for to­ fare, than by renewing my bacco, but unfortunately the realised that the underde­ Nikita Khrushchev proceed raise the issue. lectures on “Great Diahea of Indian* in that part of tha veloped tountrlei, the United that U Thant and the UN or It never had to be deliver­ new world didn't smoke. State a and the re it of the non- ganliatlon verify removal of ed. Chief Soviet delegate Ni­ the Western World.” For openers, I have selactEventually, they atuabeld Communist world find much Ruailae mlssUea from Cuba. kolai T. Fedorenko didn’t good la the UN and ice a fu­ It was Cuba's Fidel Castro mention the Unlttd States •d a dish th at i* commonly upon a plant which was loaded Identified with cool weather with cigar-shaped pods. ''M»y_ ture for it in a world peace. who blocked that. even once during debate on be this ii tobacco," said one The Russians thanked U charges of other African na­ Up lo a year ago, the Rut of tha explorer*, sticking a ■Una o p p o i e d everything Thant for hi* service*, how­ tions against South Africa. pod in hi* mouth. about the United Nation*. ever. And for the p u t year Oils reason for this may It burned like craay, caus­ When former Secretary Gen­ they have refrained from ert- have been that the Ruailans ing the explorer* to believe eral Dag Hammarikjoid waa tlcUlng him. They Invited him did not want to antagonise the killed In a Congo plane craib, to Moscow for the lest ban United States while the nu­ It's going to ba Ilka selling that they had hit the Jackpot. the Ruiilana eipreued con traaty aiming. clear t u t ban treaty was be­ Ire cream on a hot day. Wa They took e who)# boatload dolencea for the man, but had When tha Yemen c u e cams fore the Senate for ratifica­ have plenty of projects; it's of the stuff back to Spain. so good word for hla office. before the Security Council tion. A more valid axplani- just a question of finding Needles* to say, the King wee disappointed. Grumpily, they accepted U esrllgr thli year the Ruailans tlon given la that the Ruailans anoogh volunteers. did not follow their previous tliatnielves are now concern —William Andersen, retired Thant a i hie auccaiior. What tha Huiiiam really standard operating practice rd about the world wide na­ captain of nuclear subma­ I + wanted wai their “ troika” of vetoing what was essential- ture of the racial issue. rine Nautilus, now slated principle of neutral, non ly another UN peace-keeping to head tho proposed do­ This h u been stirred up by Conm unlit and Communiit operation. mestic Peace Corps. the Chinese Communists, in administration in tha UN to Change of policy may net their dispute with the Rus­ be aubitltuted for a one-min have been the daclding factor sians. the Red Chinese have It U too UU la our history secretary genaraisblp. They In this cais, though. Mayba tried to propigandlso the to deny th at tho Constitution, wanted three undersecretary It waa Juit that the UN m il­ idea that thay are colorad as interpreted by tha Sula* In control of every UN lion to Yemen was financed people, too, and that the fu­ preme Court, la tha supreme ture struggle tor world doa law of tha land. Inatioe will be the colored —Justice A rthur 1. Goldberg. OITH BOARDING HOUSE races against the w hltte-iadudlng tho Russians. Washington officials who Your car In tip-top driving CAMERA SHOP keep a doie witch on United tumlilion? You ready for the trip? Well, go ahead but be 110 8 . PA R K A V I . Nations affair* ars not reiving themselves that this* real careful. warm Russian gestural ef friendship Indicate a thaw in tha cold war. Tha big Iceberg ef Commu­ nist opposition la still there. It probably will show through tho fog whan the M t-t million UN budget for 1M la prssaated to the General Assarably for approval. The apeclal ses­ sion last spring arranged for financing I N operations only through Dec. 31, 19«3. Tha H w million Us arrear­ ages and the possible suspea ilon of voting rights for some members presages n long and bitter battle. Also, the eld controversial are still on tha agenda—Laos, Cuba, tha Con­ go. Korea. P o litic a l N o te b o o k What the explorers actual17 had discovered waa a naw type e f pepper plant known to the Indian* as "chilly." Thay called it that becaue* they couldn't eat it without something "chilly” to drink. The first person to serve it for dlnnar waa an Indian named Barney. Hi* friends would say "Let's go over and have some chilly with Barn*y." The Spanish explorer*, who couldn't hear vary well, translated this aa “chill con c»*ne." Today, chill ton earna is aerved wherever particular people congregate, I don’t knew what happened la to­ bacco. Thetaa waste to make me thalidomide or any other tran­ the scapegoat fa r her asm quilizer* were placed a* tha mistakes. Bat that kaa hern market. typical ef erriag mask tad But did the FDA make any ever ilace Abraham'f Ini ra ­ significant investigations as to tion of tha acapegoat stra t­ why these monstrosities war* bom to human parents? egy. Expectant mothers 4* Instead, the FDA loudly trie* NOT mark their bah tea by to divert attention te ns vot­ their thoaghta! ers so wa will not notice tha CASE Q-452; Thelma G« billions of dollar* poured down aged 24, recently had her first the sink of the bureaucratic FDA and other agencies in baby. Washington, D. C. But It w ai deformed at For the FDA hasn’t the birth. For Its arms are m in ­ nerve to attack any larg* ing. Thus, Its hands were vetted interests in the U. 8. A. fastened to its shoulders, like So It tries to make n temp­ a bird's wings. est out of n teapot over euch -Dr. Crane," T h a 1 m a ' a trivial matters as marihuana mother w r o t e indimantly, cigarets. "you era to blame for Thel­ Yet w* medics feel vary ma's deformed infant. little alarm about the us* ef "For Thelma was a chain dope in America. clgaret traokcr during her Alcoholic beverage* nnd to­ pregnancy. And you had a col­ bacco kill and malm 1,000 umn about the danger to times a* many American* human embryo* from tobnrro EVERY YEAH in America ai during their first few wceka marihuana elgareta and her­ of development. oin. "She reed th a t column and In fact, I’va heard foremost wai all upset. So you caused psychiatrists recommend that her to MARK her baby that w* stop making the aal* ef way." dope a crime! All through human history, For they argue that it ia a people hava tried to employ negligible matter that would scapegoats to avoid admitting their own sins. An e x p e c t a n t mother's thoughts cannot produce birth­ marks In her unborn child. But her Ingested food and drugi may do so! If the Food and Drug Ad­ ministration hnd any guts at ■11, It wouldn’t focua its at­ tacks on tha eranberry grow­ ers or those who product sea salt, but would challenge Some of the major causes of health damage in the U. S. A. Our medical societies have shown by adequate statistical proof that tha average clgaret user shortens hie Ilf* by a t least FIVE years! Doe* tha FDA de anything about that terrible situation? Take not* that Thelma did not us* any thalidomide or other tranquilixers while preg­ nant, but wai a chain smoker. We physician* have deliver­ ed defective infanta to many rrieving mothers Ion* before almost disappear tf It weren't for tha headlined attack* # thereon. Moreover, our medical and dm tal college tabs, plus tha chemical departments of our 1000 ‘eotlegae, eould easily de most of the work of the FDA an a t no expense to us taxpay. ars. So urge Congress to prune moat of the billions now going to FDA and also foreign glv*. w away programs! (Alwaya writ* t* Dr. Crane In taro of this law s, paper, tatleeiag a long stamped, addressed ear slop* and 1* cents to coves typ­ ing and printing coats when yo* send fo r an* *f bin booklet*.) TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES For Rent. 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That's value ii a standard sue car. And ■ with every M car bn* bf Dodft, yon |*t I V year /50.000- nils mrranty" All OSAer I I I Is | T e a r I ♦« t M eattie I.TI S M e a t h * t S« S M e n th a I.M I M o a l h a 1.0* 1 M e a t h t.H I M eath V- 0. F e s t a l R e g u l a t i o n * p r u v l J * t h a t a l l w a l l s a b a e r t p u s a * be p aid la ad eaaee. E n t e r e d a e a s c e n d d a t a m a t t e r " - 't u b e r t l . ISIS At t h e P e e r O K U * a t B a a lu r- L F leriO * . u n d e r t h e A et e l C e a g re e e a t M a rch . loaning money that wlfl enable you to buy a home, build one, or help you Im­ prove your present home It our business. TRY 14 COMPACT DOOM DART, Bra compact In Bra tags economy tut. f tmily-iutd. family-priced, few compacts uni less than Dari. Not one pvts you so much for the money. Don’t be bashful about tailing ua your needs. We will be glod to talk to you o» bout your pleas of any time you deiir*. m s,m -JS S e tinel m i I w 1*6 i«ei« ■ ma w a y* ’ wwr?B,sa*—AMU-a ’' i t t s S r i S i z s g m S E i - m . .... . _ r r — e-ja msa m aa’iqL ea— a m ts Or lead* Rates EepreeeetaUr* DRIVE MR DODOE MB FOR Rd, Bra quiet, PraogtitM rim abwe the low-price Bell Big room. Big ride. Big luxury. B>g power. Dodge SCO is big in everything . . . but price. G o D o d g e '64 Member: Midwest Stark Chicago Board ad Trade CHHYBUW SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. MRS. STAN COMSTOCK PL. «A M M 4 S ' — mmLTUi* . . ? ,Cwh1 uTT—a i •*»«« Metis m ■u« im Don’t Be Bashful 1 M anager ai iiaciiirriM * BtTK* JS * Lilted sad aaUated Seearitlea Mutaal Faads the ’64 DependaMes are on display a s * ole 519 E. First S L i SANFORD. a v i o n — SEE "THE BOB HOPE SHOW", NBC-TV. CHECK YOUR LOCAL ’’T m n ~ FLA. �■t .T. -— ■*I • ---- - r a O sn h C lb b ij. ! DEAR ABBY: My huobmnd manage* a Little League bate bat] team. The boy* think he'a topi, but, oh, the parental My hut* band triei to play all the boya, but recently, during the all-iter game, we were behind and my hualiand waa afraid we'd lute the game. *o he played the boys he thought could win for ua. Well, two boy* didn't get to play. After the game the mother of one of the two boya came over and called my huahand every low name In the hook. My hu.band Juat laid, *Tm torry, ma’am.'* Then the father of the other boy itepped up and curaed my huthand, and ■aid bate hull waa only a game and it vraa mure im portant to play all the boye than to win the game. My husband juat aaid, "Yea, air,” but I could are he took it hard. He loves working with thoae kida, Abby, but he c a n t take the abuse from the parenta. Should I* make my husband quit? MANAGER'S WIFE U )& family lives for a vacation this summer. W'hen I saw them I let them know how they had hurt me. Since we have returned I haven't heard one word from them. My husband aays they're probably annoyed becauie I brought up their thought* tessness, and I should for­ get it. I can't forget it. I feel terrible. Should I write to each one and apologise T HEARTBBROKEN DEAR WIFE: No. I'm sure there are box seats be­ hind the dugout in heaven reserved for Little League managers who have taken abuse from grown-ups in onler to teach young people good sportsmanship. Your husband Is one of them. • • • • DEAR A HUY: My son graduated from high school in June. I sent Invitations to our close relatives. All my husband's aide of the family sent him a card of congratulation* or a gift. Rut not one word came from MY' side of the family. I was hurt and shocked. We went back to where my j lacoby NORTH ♦ Q 10 3 1 DEAR HEARTBROKEN: Yuur husband la right. For­ get it, and give them a chance to forget it, too. • • e e Hate to write letter* T Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 33<JJi, Beverly Hllla, Calif., for Abby'a new book­ let, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OC­ CASIONS". VAKII ♦ 7# *K I4 EAST 482 AK07S f J 1074 4 Q 10 9 3 + Q 1073 4 JS J *J» SOUTH f l» 4 AI 4 Q 03 ♦ AKS4 ♦ A flS J North and South vulnerable South West North East 1 N.T. Fasa 2 * Fast 24 F sm 3 N.T. 1’aae Fa*.v Pass Opening lead—4 10 lie ducked the first dia­ mond, but won the continu­ ation. His next play was a happy one. lie led his eight of spades and put in dummy's JA c "Le fine high heel is fin­ ished,'' said a top Paris de signer of women's shoes, during a recent visit to New York. And about time. too. Ever since the very very slender, very very, high heel came to be high fashion, women have been teetering along, walk­ ing gingerly instead of grace­ fully. And these narrow little shafts that bear a woman's weight have been mighty hard on carpels, floors and ear mats. They've been a safety harani too—on slippery side­ walks, carpeted stairs, anil nice gre«n grass—where a woman lias to tiptoe or sink Into the turf. As for comfort: some wo­ men claim spindly heeis arc comfortable but the first thing most women do when they gel home after hobbling around in too-high heel* for hours, Is to kick off their shoes with a sigh of relief. The only trouble Is. what are we going to do with all those fine, high heeled shoe* In our closets? We ll probably do Just what 14 WERT THUUDAT P. M. MS •:!* 0:13 <:ll ?:U0 7:30 1:00 1:1* Onfihxdqsi When you use Jacoby-Slayman with a game going hand the purpose is to find a 4-4 major suit fit if there is one. Hence, you always must have at least one four-card major when you use it. You may also have a fivecard major. In (hat case it Four partner bids either m a­ jor suit in response to two elubs yon raise hi three or four as yuur hand warrants, If he bids two diamonds yuu Jump to three of your fivegnrd major. If you have mi five-card major and he bids two diamonds you simply bid Die approximate number o( go-trump, .Twenty-six points is normal­ ly enough for game. ThU time South saw that 39 points might be inadequate. Television By Abigail Van Burevt (jJ o t m n ten after West played the four. East won with the king and led hack hit Last diamond. At this point South h id his nine top tricks and there was a double dummy way to make a tenth which l leave to you readers to figure out. South tried tha more logical method of discarding a spade from dummy leading the deuce of clubs and playing dummy's eight spot after Weit played the three. This play would give him ten tricks if either hearts or clubs broke and in sdditlnn allowed for certain squeeie possibilities. None worked, but South was perfectly satisfied with making hie contract. If he had gone wrong In spades lie might have gone down. looked quite as well as we imagined they did, and cer­ tainly were never geared for the kind of life most Ameri­ can women lead. When we throw out all those high, thin heels we may re­ gret the waste but wo won't regret the end of a foolish fashion. AUu/taej 9:20 1«;4* 11:00 list* 11:21 FRIDAY A.M. I l l New vco pe l« i N ewt, W e a th e r, S p o rt* >i K J I t o r U t «* > New*, S p o rt* , W e a ­ ther (*> N ew * — W a l t e r Con. kit* New*— I t o n C o c h ra n 1*1 Knclia nt* 1 M i r r o r II) S e w s — H unttey, B rinkley IS* l l u n t l n i t A F l u h l n e 1)1 r*lxl» P a r t n e r * 12* T e m p i , I t o u i l A n I * * F a i r K x t-h an a* 101 F l l n t e t o n r * (•* F e r r y S l « , n n IS* D o n n a H eed 15* tir. 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SALE BUY to* l»* 1:25 i l l 1:34 ( 2 ) tu firl Fast Curb Service BEST 4 CYCLE AUTOMATIC WASHER B E I I tH ( I t Search T o r T o m o r­ row (9* F a t h e r K n o w * B e i t 14* flu litln * I-lah t i2* New *— H a y S c h erer ( 2 i New*, W e a t h e r («* B a c h e l o r F a t h e r 19* Clen rrat H o e p tta l (2 ) F o cu e i 2 t S cien ce !«* A* T h e W o r l d T u r n * (9) N ew*—. D av e F e n ­ ne ll (9) C a rto o n * 1 2* r e o p ! * W i l l T a l k l»* l 'a a e w n r d (41 Ann S o l h e r n (3) New*— Floyd K a th er (21 t*oe(or* t«* llo o * # P a r t y (91 t*ay t n C o u r l ( 9 t New*— LI** H o w a r d (2* L o r e t t a T o t m a Vtrt By Oswald Jacoby By Ruth Millett we did when the lower, thick­ er heel went out of fashion and “ le high heel” came i n push them to the back of the closet (or awhile, and evcntuatly, loss out the whole lot of them. But at least this time we'll b« tossing out shoes that never were comfortable, never 1:00 Tonight —juajrxi.’; G O O D Y E A R 555 W. 1st St.______________ FA 2-2821 adWM PLENTY OF FREE PARKING ^ rr �Hoople Picks Missouri In Upset U two n t k a r — in t i worthy of apodal a d o , loath skeptical of soma of m y own figure* after computing the fln t draft ot this week’s tortcart. However, a pa Instaking recheck of my worksheets reveiled no miscalculation* Hence, I can g irt you not one. but two colossal upsets to isS K A BASS wara caught by Mary J. Harkay and M arina Ekcrn in th a aurf a t New Smyrna Beach. Just a note from the girla to all hua* banda who fiah and Including their wives who flah: "It's eaay.” r a w SeminoleJV, SeabreezeIn Scorelessfie ST. LOUIS (UPJ)—Tho Los Angeles Dodgers have the 1M3 National League pennant wrapped up la a great big PIgot] will begin his sev­ beautiful package today be­ enth season as bead coach of the Seminole*, ftor the past three years Pigott's teams have opened with Titusville. And be waa somewhat and United Press Isk ra a tk n a l suddenly surprised to be re­ W sthw l League minded that not one time dur­ W. L. Pet. GB ing these three previous en­ gagements h a d Titusville Los Angelas 94 so 414 t l «4 .517 4 been able to raek up a tingle S t Louis i point against the Seminole de­ San Francisco «3 TO 442 11 St T2 329 13 i fense. Semlnolo scored • 13 Philadelphia Milwaukee St T3 .128 13* to • decision over Titusville 1 II 74 .523 14 in 1SS0. They routed the Ter­ Cincinnati 77 77 .500 17* rier* 40 to 0 in 1M1. Last Chicago Pittsburgh 72 SI .471 23 year tho Seminole* came Houston 59 91 .3SS 35 borne with a. 14 to 0 victory. New York 49 104 420 45 Titusville went on to re­ Wednesday's Results cord a six and four season Philadelphia 5 Naw York t last year after dropping their Milwaukee • San Francisco 4 opener to 8emlnole, And Pi* Houston S Cincinnati 4. night gott says, “ Moat of their Chicago 2 Pittsburg 1, night letterroea are back this year. Los Ang 9 a t L. 5. 13 inns., They'!! h a rt a tough ball dub night an hand Friday night. They're going after us wtth all they're got Last year they were right an our goal line when the gamo andod. And I know lor n fact that their Spring prae- Tho Seminole High JayVocs ml*eod n golden opportunity Inal night to extend their winning streak lo 34 straight games whoa they came down with a case of Jitters and wound up In a scoreless tie with the Junior Seabreeae High eleven at Daytona's Mu­ nicipal Stadium. Before a good mid-week crowd tho little SemlnoUa fought a stubborn Sandcrab alevan to a standstill in tha first half and want on lo duminate tha gamo'a second half. Tho baby Sominolca never permitted the Sandcraba to dent their 20-yard lino. Steal Wfber put on an outstanding beating us." display of punting skill whan White Pigott. McCoy, and tha sophomore averaged 25 backfleld coach Dick Wil­ yard# per boot liams try to put together a The Seminole* came close backfleld combination and a to racking up their 24th forward wall tor tho oftenstraight when they marched slvo unit, tho defensive etub to the Sandcrab one yard line will consist of ends Billy Hig­ with three minutes remain­ gins and Barry Barks, tac­ but Seabreeae held. kles MUm Glad and David N ot The Only One ing,Seminole made nine first Noell. middle guard David leminote County's other two high school football dabs downs to eight for Scabrccie. Gollaber, linebackers B a r i loading the Seminole attack Black and Buddy Lawson, will move Into their eeasoa was Messer with B yards halfbacks Frank Noell and openers tomorrow night And and Barbour with 35. Wal- BUI Kuykendall, aad safety strom came up with 14 yards Dan TUUe. and Lewla recorded 11. Mean­ The offensive unit, when while. tho locale attempted that question Is settled, will two paaees. Om aerial, from run principally from t h e Barbour to Weber, connected Winged T. But the leminote XO TIcn to HEREBY OIV- for 90 yards. Weber intercep­ mentora have • series they ■X . Tkat K. S. R .ffiold e the h o lla r ot Ika follow ing eortlR. ted one Stabroose shot and can tun from tho straight T. e a la baa filed aa!4 cor tlf teat# Cason, a lineman, catno up Also, fans may now and then far ta t dood to k* laaurl with nine tacklee to spark the see the Seminole in a spread tharana. Tha tartIR catt lu m ­ bar and year at Itauanro, tha Seminole defensive play. formation. doMViptton ot tha property. Ralph Stumpf, wbo before •■ 4 tha aama la whlah It waa last night had coached the lit­ aoeaotod ara aa follow*! Corflflrnt* No. JJI Taar at tle Semlnolea to 20 of those 23 la ia a a t* IM! straight victories, said “ Our Doorrlpttw* at frty rrtri W la (I. Of Uot i t South S aa. kida were Jittery, especially tvrO c u t UooU 1 r a t* *> Nam . In which aa.o.M d during the first half, but they H . l o n R. P a r t i n . _ _ o f >al4 ____ got over It." “ However,“ be All p ro p e rty hoins la th a C o u n ­ Ths Crooms High Psnlher* t y a f N om inal., S t a l a of F l o r ­ added, “even though we domida. I ' a l t . t auch c o r l l f l r n t * •re stepping up their drills la a h a l l bo r a d a o m . d a c i - o r t t n g preparation for the opening t u U r th o p r n p o r l y i l . t r r i b e d la ouch c o r l l ti c o l * will bo game in Ocala Friday sight. ■wld to i h . h l a b o . i b i d d e r > t The Wild Bulls are noted for tha f r o n t d o o r of t h o S e m i ­ n a l * C o u n t y C o u r t Ifo u o a a t having a good patting attack. B a a f o r d , F l o ri d a , on Ih* f t r . t Coach Holt of the Panthers M o n d a y to Ih* t n o a llt I>r O c t ­ o b e r , n o s , w h ic h I* th * Tth said. “ We are working on a dor o f O c i o b . r , ISIS. defense (hat ! believe will D a t . J tfala n th day ot Aus* contain those Wild Bulls." h*t. ISM. (O ff ic ia l C la r k '* M a l l Spearheading the Fanthera' TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (U PI) A r t h u r II. U r c h w l t h , J r . , C lo rk C ircuit C ourt — William Champ Pickeno, defense will be returning letH .m t n o l o C ounty. F l o r i d a termen. E. Brown and G. F u b t l i h dope, I. IS. IS. St. ISIS who spent many dacadea in the sport* world, will bo Bush, guards; II. Boyd and COM -It buried Friday following u n t ­ E. Boston, tackles; H. White ie*a at a funeral home hare. and W, Hartsfkid. ends; ft. Pickens, 97, died Wednes­ Brandy and T. William*, line­ o f i t ia t XOTICB I* HXRCIIT OIV- day at a nursing home her* backers; W. Ranaoa and B. XX. That D. I>. Denial tho after several years of de­ Bush, halfbacks, a n d P. h old .r e f Ih* rollowlue r tr . Games at safety. tlfleat* has 111*4 *al4 cortlfl- clining health. eat* toe l a s 4**4 to b* !*«a*4 The offensive attack will be Pickens, who left hi* mark thereon. Th* c e r t i f i c a t e a u n thoy an 4 year of I»»u»oce. tha in many facets of sports, waa led by quarterbacks A. James deeerlpllon e l Ih* property, perhaps beat known tor and 5. Alioway. Coach liolt is *a4 th* asm * In which It was founding tha Blue-Gray foot­ expecting some fine running S***m *4 ara as follows: C ertificate X«. ISIS Tray af ball classic. He resigned aa power by fullbacks W. Ran­ Issuance 1*41 general manager of the Blue- som and H. Green; and great UeeeetelSwe at PropoMyi Lot 41 Midway Hear Orledo Gray Association following work from his speedy half­ F la t Book 1 p as* IS the 1940 gamo In Montgom­ backs, D. Peterson, P. Gaines Name In w hich ■ I and P. Brinson. C a th a rin e F ro n d * . A ll of sold ery. cause of manager Walt Alaton's faith In an iron-nerved veteran and a rookie playing bis first major league game. With their spine-tingling *■ 5, 13-Inning victory over the St. Louis Cardinals Wednes­ day night, the Dodgers re­ duced their pennant-clinching magic number to a mere th e . Mathematical certainty is a mere matter of time because the Dodgers have nine garnet remaining and the Cardinals have seven, with any combi­ nation of Dodger wlna and Cardinal l o s s e s totaling “live" ending the race. Alston himself refused to claim Use flag and Cardinal manager Johnny Keane re­ fused to concede it today but It will take an almost Incred­ ible combination of a Dodg­ er collapse and a Cardinal counter-drive to prevent Lot Angeles from meeting the New York Yankees in the World Scriea. I That combination teems al­ most Impossible after the The Old Boy Himself augural* the 1183 * m o n — faak-kaif! Tho first tbocker will taks place in Columbia, where Missouri’s Tigers will turn back highly regarded Norikwestern. I predict a thrilling Seminole R otter Dodgers completed t h e i r three-game sweep of t h e Cardinals—thinks to Alston's faith in Ron Pem noski and rookie Dick Nen. It was Perranoski. seasonlong relief star of the league, who shut out the Rcdbirds for the final tin innings to post hi* llth victory against only three defeats. And it was Nen, a 23-yearold first baseman from Wil­ mington, Calif., wbo reported to the team earlier in the day, whose dramatic ninth-inning homer tied the game and sent it into extra innings. Alston stuck with Perran­ oski in the loth when the Cardinals had the bases fill­ ed and one out on Dick Groat’s Inning-opening triple and deliberate walks to Ken Boyer and Bill White. He waa rewarded when Pem noski got out of the frame by get­ ting Curt Flood to hit into a forceout at the plate and Mike Shannon to roll out to thirdbaseman Jim Gilliam. No. 10 If 12 12 20 21 £2 30 31 32 40 41 43 50 St 52 60 81 62 <3 64 65 70 71 72 73 74 75 80 81 82 83 84 85 Ns at# Eddie Koaky Ronnie Hinaun A1 Boniface Mike Gray Chuck Scott Billy Brown Earl Black Billy Kuykendall Buddy Lawsun Danny Tillia Lloyd Freeman Buddy Burton Loo Sparkman Steve Balint Dan McCall David Hows Joe Farleaa Dale Alexander Brad Pruden Jo* Purdy Steve Clark Steve Harris Ernie Steels Mike Glad David Noell David Gollohev Jim Touhy Henry Finch Billy Higgins Barry Barka Frank Noell John Bay Larry Watson Mike Fordham • Posit ton Weight Class Sr. 149 HB Sr. 147 qB Soph. 140 qB Soph. 155 QB Soph. 140 HB Jr. 150 HB Sr. 163 HB Jr. 160 HB Sr. 160 HB Jr. HB 153 Sr. 160 FB Jr. 175 KB 199 Soph. FB Jr. C 193 Sr. 161 C Jr. 183 C Jr. 170 G 180 Sr. G Jr. G 163 Jr. 174 G ISO Jr. G 151 G Suph. 190 Soph. T 199 Sr. T Jr. 196 T 1S3 G Soph. Sr. 194 T 182 Sr. U E 170 Sr. E 176 Sr. E 150 Sr. 160 Sr. E E 159 Jr. E 186 Soph. Carolina will atua Atlaatio Coart football aflekoadoo by trouncing tho eo n te ra c s fay. orito Duka, 39-14. And Colorado, pUytag tta t i n t gamo aador tho direction of Eddte Crowder, who aory. cd a load apprattleoahip un­ der ray old friend Bud WU- California btfora cucetunbiag to tha Trojano’ Bight. Tha Hoople Syitem fovtMaa a I l­ ia win tor U5C. Air Force IT, Waihtogton I I Alabama 44, Georgia T Arkansas 77, Oklahoma St. • Army 14. Boston Univ. 13 Auburn II, Houston g Syracuse 21, Boston College Brigham Young 3>, K ansu St. T California B , Iowa S t IS Oklahoma 24, Clemaon IS Colorado S t V, I t, Pacific 0 . So. California IS, Colorado V. So. Carolina St, Duke 14 Nevada 21, Idaho St. IS Wm. A Mary It, Citadel • Kansas 11, Texas Christian V Kentucky B , Va. Tech t La. State 24, Texas AAM 2! No. Carolina St. 23, Maryland Mississippi 40, Memphis St. 14 Missouri 18, Northwestern IS West Va. 21, Navy IS No. Carolina 24, Virginia I Penn State 19, Oregon 9 Pittsburgh IS, U.C.L.A. S Texas 29, Tulane • Wisconsin 44, West. Mich. 12 Tennessee 19, Richmond 14 Washington SL 14, Tex. Tech Legal Notice Sport Fury 2-door hardtop This good-tooking 1964 Plymouth really gets up ami goes and has a 5-year/50,000-mile warranty* to keep it going that way. This ts tho brand-new Plymouth for 1964. It Is clean, simple, modem in every line, It is quick, alert, vigorous In every move, And It Is backed by a tough 5-year/50,000mile warranty* on tho parts th a t keep you going . . . the engine and drive train. If this Is ths year you plckad to buy a new car, you picked a beautiful year to yp jQ “ P fyilHHttft / Champ Pickens Funeral Friday p ro p e rty bolag In Ih* C ounty o f sUmlaol*. B ut* or Florida. U nlaw each certifie s!* (hall t * redeem ed according to law th * p ro p e rty dtocrlt-ed In such c e rtific a te w ill bo cold re tha h lg h e e t b id d er a t th* fre a t door e f th e Somlnal* C ounty C e n rl H eue* a t Sanford. F lo r­ id a , a a U e firs t M onday la tb * a se ath a f October. ISO. w hlah I* th e t in d a y o f O st*b*r. I ML Oatad sate Slot day af A ugust. ISM. (O fficial Clack's Soall A rts or IL BeckwliA, J r . Clerk Ctremlt Co art Scan! **l* County, Florida Stabile* See*. L It, IS. Id. IMS This sm art-looking 1964 Valiant is a hummer in its own right and it’s the low-priced compact with a 5-year/50,000-mile warranty.* C O M Ml ITF AS I I! 1 l I F Of? AS It would tike a tot of compact to top Valtent this year. Tike styling. Valiant has more chirm all around than most compacts. Take performance. Valiant’s standard 101-hp en­ gine Is where the word "hummer” comes from. Take quality. Valiant's 5-year/50,000m ils engine and drive train warranty* speaks for itself. Take a test drive. Soon. BARGAIN PRICES ON POPULAR BRANDS AT FARRELLS ARCADE PACKAGE 8TORE til*EN DAILY - » A. M. - 6:15 P. M. B. 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Second row, le ft to right: Danny Tillis, \ Kuykendall, Steve Clark, Henry Finch, Tom Casoo, Mike Glad, Mike Fonlham, Brad Pruden, David Howe, David Gollohcr, Billy Higgins, Steve H arris, Billy Brown. SANFORD "BIO CHIEF" SUPPORTERS OF THE SANFORD "SEM IN OIES" • Complete Line Of Hardware • Paint • Builders Supplies After the Game . . . Treat Your Date To A A NEW HAIRDO CHELSEA Good Luck! TITLE & GUARANTY CO. SANFORD SEMINOLES ViPrice Frank T. Finch, Mgr. GATOR 2445 French Ave LUMBER & HARDWARE 700 French Ave. PHONE 322-9616 FA 2-7121 119 W. First St. Choice llomesiles In Go Teom . . . Go! Ph. FA 2-1396 • Installation • Repairs Harriett's Beauly Nook 105 8. Park Ave. Get Ready Now For Cold Winter Weather • • « — OF LOCH ARBOR Sale Price $5.98 Gal. ; National Bank PLUMBING — HEATING AIR CONDITIONING GREENBRIAR Pittsburg Sun Proof House Paint Sanford Atlantic • TITLE INSURANCE • ABSTRACTS • ESCROWS To All Majorettes with this ad. 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Daigle, from [ p e t pus Chriatl, Texas; Mr. id Mrs. L, L Dallarco, Chris, id Debtors, from Youngswtt, Ihio. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Fohran, Gary and Evelyn, from v ^ v fib / >* , . y - * Ty?£V* "■' '■ Tf Ml*- •y i ? ; . "j* srtjr*' - r r - < - -— »rc%r —p * / - The festivities began with | on the Donkey." After much merriment the Mrs. John Alexander was guests wars seated a t a long hostsss for the first meeting buffet table where they don- of the XI Bets Eta Chapter of ned comic party hats and en- Beta Sigma Phi. " | joyed ta k e , ice cream, candy Mrs. G o r d o n Frederick, J: and punch, Ilia Uhl* wss president, announced t h e .. , i , Q decorated in s ballerina theme committees for tho coming i r ;i | of pink and white with match* year. They a rt Mrs. 0 . A i n / table napkin*, piatei Speer, program; Mrs. Ashby d and cups. Twirling atop the MeClsnshan, and Mrs. Glenn j]j center of the table waa a McCall, social Mrs. J . W. dainty ih a r in g star- Probscb, Mrs. John Alexan­ ring honors with a huge birth- der and Mrs. J o t Dennison, day cake. ways and means. ■ Gay balloons strung about Mrs. Harold C h a p m a n , ' the room added to the gay aU courtesy; Mrs. Ed Peterson, f fi moiphere. Helping the hon- Mra. Vernon Hardin and Mrs. ■ ores celebrate the memorable E. C. Harper Jr., service, and f day wers Linda DiPaolo, Lln- Mra. Clark Bruestle, public­ * v, da Damsll, Paula Conover, ity. Glenn and Kirk Powell, Jeff Mrs. Frederick read n let­ f and David Jackton, Christo- ter from International stating ^ ■ pher Wentworth and Debbie that XI Beta Eta waa a three l I Boudreau. atate chapter last year. Mrs. Probsch announced that tha group would sell Christmas p ip er and taga again this Mr. a n d Mrs. Charles year. Boone, of Savannah, Gs., an­ A program entitled "ra c e nounce the birth of an eight of the Earth" waa presented pound, 14 ounce daughter, El­ by Mra. Speer. All members took part in the discussion. ies Beth, Sept. 4. Mr. and Mra. Boons are tha During the social hour, plans parents of a son, Mask Craig, warn mad* with tha Nu Phi two and one half years old. Mu girls for tho ritual of Mrs. Boone la the former Jewels scheduled for Sept. 19 MISS CARLA LACARTE, seated, a t a birthday party In honor of her Josnne Oliver, daughter of at tha home of Mrs. Jennings. aixth birthday with two playmates. A t left 1> Linda Dipnolo and a t right, Mr. and Mrs. John Oliver, of Debbie Boudreau. (Herald Fhoto) Oviedo. N ew Arrivals 43 lu. — Washable GlfU • Cards • Books (Formerly MeVicars) 210 E. First St. MILADY’S SHOPPE Of Fine Fabrics 194 H. Park 323-9111 1 »-* V _ n V * T N n . Job* Ln m of R u tattoo U . k u return** from •a axtaadad viait w ith friends and rtUtiTW la Stanford, Cana. wbar* ik t waa k a u n t a t a dlnntr a t tha Clam Box, the Bad Coach Grill and Tam­ pan Hill Hoataurant Sba want acroaa tha Tip pan Za Bridge, that la four miles long, visit* •d tha Pitney Bo waa Execu­ tive dining room with friends, before going to Springfield, Mass, to visit an old school chum for a weak. Mrs. H. Maher returned re­ cently from an extended visit on Long Island, N . Y. with frienda and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ar* moa of Park Lane, celebrated their seventh wedding anni* versary this past week, at their home with members of tha family, Mr. and Mrs. John Arm so of Sanfordt Mrs. Ma­ rio Accardl, Miss Rose Sig­ norelli, and Vicki Maris AccardL They had their anni­ versary dinner in Orlando with Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Davis in tho evening. Mr. and Mrs, Curtis L. Redmond former DeBaryitas will celebrate their 60th Wed­ ding Anniversary in Ken­ tucky Wednesday. A family reunion will taka plaea ea Sept. II, with their as* ami daughter-In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Redmond ad DeBary at* ^ RINGS C w a ltM y J r w ste m Children Ladles Men ALSO LADIES GOLF SHOES FA 24071 Mrs. Sapp Osteen Home Club Meets For Picnic Luxary Bilk .'/ * DeBary Personals Youngster Observes Sixth Birthday , Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Patterion. F i t s and Neva, from T it -----'- I Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Bottom*. Michael and San­ dra, from Naptao, Italy; Mr. and Mr*. R. F. Sandlin and Deborah, from Germany; Mr. and Mra. J. C- Stangar, Cindy, P a l, John, George, and Jim­ my, from Norfolk, V*. Mrs. Dorothy Walther, Kurt and Joanne, from DeLand; Mr. and Mra. R. C. Thompson, Danny, Carl and Bobby, from Atlanta, Gs.; Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Bterly Jr., Skipper, Blaay and Robin and Mr. and Mra. M. D. Hornsby and Mltheir assistants will meet By Mrs. Clareaee Snyder tbel, nil from Jacksonville, Forty-three members and prospective members. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Cope­ Four members, Mrs. H aiti land, Sherrill and Cindy, from guests attended the Osteen Home Demonstration C l u b IhalbyviUe, Tenn. plcnie held at tha home of Mr. and Mrs. P. T. Piety. Saturday evening. A delicious supper was served on Uia lawn overlook­ ing Lake Butler. Following supper the ladies retired to the living room for a business meeting. Mrs. Myrtle Wallin, president, presided and Mra. I*. T. Piety opened the meet­ ing with prayer. Urar Joe Master* gave a GOOD LUCK report on the 4-H workshop held at DeLand. A meeting TROLLS will be hetd at the Osteen AND School, Sept. 23 at 11:30 a.m. MASCOTS when the 4-H leaders and Unique Little Character Made Of Washable Plastic With Real H a i r ................ ESTRON PRINT An Unusual Gift For AU Agee From 9 To 99. Looks, Feeta Like FROM S i .23 UP % J " ----- -— - Celebrates Birthday |H«,***i'*' TOMMY EMANUEL, celebrated hla fourth birthday, with a purty given by hid mother, Mrs. Carol Emanuel, at their home on Mmlison Court, in Enterprise. Playmate* invited to share the celebration were Hoy and Janie Cohen, Judy Goodwin, Cindy Oglesby und Joe and Jeff Bruce. (Photo by Cox) By Mra. H. L. Johnson Mrs. G. B. Sapp celebrated her Nth birthday Sunday at a plcnie given in her honor by her children and frienda at the home of her daughter, Mrytle Nettles, on tho now Upsala Road. Mro. Sapp spent a delight­ ful afternoon talking with her children, relatives and friends who came to wish her a very "Happy Birthday." She was also the recipient of many beautiful gifts. Those who enjoyed tha pic­ nic with her were Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Burnscd, Mr. and Mrs. Ncsco Burnsed, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Sapp, Mr. and Mrs. Troy Thompson and children, Judy, Ricky, Johnny a n d Steve, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cooper and children, Wayne and Marion, of Miami; Mrs. Clars Wyatt and children. Ed­ die, John and Carol, and Mrs. Myrtle Nettles. Personals Mr. and Mrs. A. C. McReynolds have returned to their home on Lake Golden after a vacation in the Smoky Mountains. They also visited with friends and relatlvei in Maryville, Tenn. Beautiful Fall Fabric Priced To Sell TALON DRESS ZIPPERS 49*«*• DRESS FABRIC Print* ram , Solids V lJ C Values to $1.29 # YD. A ASSORTED DRAPERY REMNANTS VALUES TO yd. $1.95 •IT DRAPERY AND UPHOLSTERY FABRIC SOLIDS and PRINTS M IA # ANTIQUE SATINS # yd. COTTONS # OOc ASSORTED DRAPERY FABRIC FULL BOLTS VALUES TO $2.95 PRINTS & SOLIDS Ja b jU X A 2559 PARK DR. YD. £r SANFORD, FLA, Executive Meeting Held By Oviedo Club SEPTEMBER HOME SPECIAL! Local Events FRIDAY The Zeta XI Chapter of Bela Sigma Phi ara sponsor­ ing a rummage sate, this F ri­ day and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Proceeds will be used for chapter welfare pro­ jects. You Name It Now you can have a hand­ made Italian sweater trim ­ med cither with monkey fur or ostrich feathers! What's next? The executive board of the Oviedo Woman's Club, held the first meeting of the sea­ son at the summer cottage of Mrs. U. G. Smith, on Little Lake Howell. Mrs. R. W. Estes, presi­ dent, presided at the meeting, after which the group enjoyed a covered dhh luncheon. The club will sponsor four children at t h e Sunland Training Center this year. They are two girls, Judy and Joy, three and two years old respectively and Iwu boys, Billy and Johnny, both seven. Sixteen members were pre­ sent for the luncheon meet­ ing. You Can Own This Fully Automatic Washer For Only DELIVERED AND INSTALLED 3 AUTOMATIC CYCLES . . . 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U says you ha,* good taste and ^ fashion i s i s s , California CobbUra calla It “ChatUr" and rails your atteatioa to Ita little aqoare to* . . . tho contraating color under ita punched trim and the shape of ita atack heel. la Black Calf . . , it'a yours fur Jual 111.93. 115 E. FIRST ST, SANFORD, FLA. �fc IV Sepf. I t , 1963 — Pasre 9 d O u n ju n a h u A A W f Mra. L L J How does this tound ? OVEN CRISP CHICKEN 1 gto-3 tb. fry tag chicken cut up W cups Wee Krispiei H -S cup butter or oleo, melt* ed 1 Up. u l t H Up. pepper 1. Waili chicken pieces end dry thoroughly. 2. Crush Rice Krispies into medium fine crumbi. 2. Combine melted butter with salt and pepper. 4, Dip chicken piecei in seasoned butter then n i l in Rice Krispies crumbs until Well-costed. Place skin side up in shallow baking pan lined with aluminum foil, do aot crowd pieces. 2. Bake in moderate oven 250 degrees (or 1 hour or until tender. Do not cover pan or turn chicken while cook­ ing. Serves 4-3. • • • Some one tent in this reci­ pe for STUPED LETTUCE SALAD. Really sounds good. Hollow out a head of let­ tuce that is solid. Prepare the following mixture: 1 pkg. of cream cheese (• os.) to cup salad drilling 1 2 '4 -or. can of deviled ham 1 cup sliced celery to cup chopped green pepper 2 tbsps. chopped pimento 2 tbsp. chopped onion Chill thoroughly. SIlco and serve with salad dressing or French dressing. • • • SHREDDED WHEAT STUFF­ ING FOR ROAST CHICKEN t shredded wheat biscuits 2 tbsps. chopped parsley 1 Up. salt H tap. pepper to cup butter or oleo to cup finely cut celery to cup minced onion to cup hot chicken broth or water 1. Break shredded wheat bisculU Into piecei. Combine with parsley and salt and pepper. 2. Melt butter in frying pan over law best, add celery and onions. Cook about S minutes or until onions are tender. Combine with shredded wheat mixture. Add broth, a little at a time, mixing lightly. 2. Place stuffing in pre­ pared chicken being careful not to pack. 4. Roast as usual. Makes 4to cups of stuffing for a 3-4 Ml. chicken. • • • RASPBERRY FRAPPE This la vary economical and surprisingly good. 1 cup avaporated milk lemon juice, 1 tbsp. to u p . lemon rind dash of aalt !i cup seedlsis black rasp­ berry jam Pour milk into a refrigera­ tor tray and freere to an ley mush. Transfer milk to a cold bowl, add lemon juice ami beat with a rotary beater un­ til stiff and light. Add re­ maining ingredients and con­ tinue beating until thoroughly blended. Pour mixture beck into freeiing tray and freeze 2 to ■ hours. Serves 4 to 6. • e • BAKED PEACHES Pare S Urge or 10 small peaches and place whole in a casserole. Add 1 tbsp. water and sprinkle with Vi cup su­ gar. Cover casserole and bake In moderate oven 313 degrees 20 to 30 minutes or until ten­ der. Chill before serving. Serves 2. • • • DICE MEAT ROAST to lb. beef chuck Vi lb. veal shoulder Vi lb. lean fresh pork 1 bouillon cube Q o h iw i Vi cup bot water 1 Up. aalt 1 egg, beaten to cup cracker crumbs t tbsp. lemon juice Vi lb. aalt pork Cut beef, veal and pork into to Inch dice. Dissolve bouillon cube in bot water. Combine all ingredients except salt pork, mixing thoroughly. Put into loaf pan; slice salt pork thin and lay over top of loaf. Bake In a moderate oven 350 degrees for 1 hour. Turn out onto platter, then invert. Gar­ nish with parsley and serve hot. Serves 3. • • • SPANISH RICE AND BEEF 4 slices bacon t medium onion chopped I V« lbs. ground beef lto Up. salt t No. 2 can tomatoes to cup uncooked rice ta tsp. paprika Lay 4 slices of bacon to­ gether and with a knife or aheari cut into small piecei. Saute bacon In skillet until done; remove from skillet and pour off about half of the fat. Brown onion in remain­ ing fat; add ground beef and salt and cook until beef is just grey in color. Add toma­ toes, cooked bacon ind well washed rice and paprika. Turn into a greased casse­ role. Cover and bake in mod­ erate oven 350 degrees for lto hours or until rice Is lender. Add hot water if needed dur­ ing cooking. Serves 5. • • • VEGETABLE SLAW to cup mayonnaise 1 tbsp. prepsred mustard 2 taps, pcinut butter 3 cups finely shredded cab­ bage 1 cup shredded earrots to cup thin sliced cr!ery 2 tbsps. minced onion crisp lettuce Thoroughly blend mayon­ naise, mustard and peanut butter; add to vegetables, ex­ cept lettuce, and toss lightly until well mixed. Chill before serving. Arrange lightly in heaps on lettuce. Serves 5. • • • SPECIAL SALAD DRESSING (As requested) 3 tbsps. flour 3 tbsps. sugar 1 tap. salt to tsp. dry mustard to tip. pepper to tsp. celery seed If desired to cup evaporated milk '4 cup water 1 egg. beaten H cup cider vinegar Mix all dry ingredients and celery seed In a saucepan; add evaporated milk and wa­ Bear Lake Personals ter and bring to a boil; boil 3 minutes, stirring constant­ ly. Remove tram beat and stir hot mixture into wellbeaten egg which ha* been combined with vinegar. Chill This dretsing la good for po­ tato o r macaroni aalad, or wherever an oil dressing is not desired. Makes about lto cups. Mrs. Butner Surprised With Fun Slower Member* of the Dependable Sunday School Claia of Flrat Methodist Church surprised Mrs. Mildred Butner with a bridal showar of fun gadgets when the group met at the home of Mr*. Roy William*, for th* regular monthly meet­ ing. Co-hottets was Mr*. J. G. Haderer. A silver nut dish and apoon was alto presented to th* honors* ae a gift from tha class. Mr*. H. R. McCall won the prixt for a gams played during th* evening. During th* business session, officer! were elected for th* coming year. They were Mrs. V. L. Smith, president; Mrs. L. B. Steele, Vic* President; Mre. P. H. Lansing, secretary and Mra. C. R- Jonea, treas­ urer. Mm . A. K. Shoemaker, 1* the teacher. Refreshments of whit* coco­ nut cake, topped with a bride and groom, heart shaped sand­ wiches ami coffee wtr* served by the hostess. Those attending wera Mrs. Butner, the four officers, the teacher and Mrs. Ray W. Her­ ron, Mrs, W. B. Kirby, Sire. James A. Wright, Mrs. Clar­ ence Wallis, Mrs. McCall. Mm . S. A. Murphy, Mra. M. L. Nichols and Mrs. Kosco* II. Taylor. Mrs. Jakubcin Hostess For Jewel Party By Beralce Kelsey Mrs. F. A. Jakubcin was hostess for a jewelry party at her home in Slavia. Mrs. Glvlya Sturgess, dem­ onstrator, had the guesta mo­ del the jewelry. Mra. Waiter Duda wai the recipient of the door prize which w ai a lotus blossom pin. At the conclusion of the demonstration refreshments wera served to the following guests: Mrs. Clifford Pendarvls, Mrs. Dusan Lucas, Mrs. J. P. Etdridge, Mrs. Canby Kimble, Mrs. Ray Beasley, Mrs. George Jakubcin Jr., 31m . Johnny Jakubcin, Mrs. Walter Duda, 3trs. John Duda Jr., Mrs. Harry Pempey, Mrs. Jack Goodman, Mra. Gordon Pendarvis, Mra. Carroll Pendarvis, Mrs. Jac­ queline Winters. Mrs. Daniel Lucas. Mrs. Ruth AUord, and Miss Jeanna Alford. Pilot Club Plans Christmas Projects Tha Pilot Club of Sanford met in tha conference room of th* FlMt Federal Build­ ing for th* flrat business meeting of tha fall season with Miss Janet Smith, presi­ dent, presiding. Each member was asked to contact one person during the month of October and urge them to have a pap test. A table dieplayed Items that the Pilots will be selling during th* romlng months, Including Christmas cards, hose, danny dutits, Jewelry and soap puffs. It was announced that At taw Edith Slawhlnny, governor of District Four, from Hollywood, will make her official visit to th* club on Oct. ft end the pilot* will meet with her at the Mayfair Inn. Th* Fall Council met on the weekend of Sept. 14 in Osteen Tallahassee and the dedication ceremonies for Pilot Housa was held on Sept 15. Repre­ senting tha Sanford elub were the president. Miss Smith, By Mm . Clarence Snyder Mr. and Mrs. Guy Beall Mrs, John l.anihert.non, Mm . have returned to their home Sue Stephenson and Mrs. after spending the summer in Raymond Ball. Twenty-one members were Charleston, W. Ve. present for th* meeting. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mil­ ler recently returned from • trip to visit a daughter and son-ln law, Mr. and Mra. Ro­ bert Workman and family of Elinor, W. Vi. Bobby Workman, who had been spending the summer with his grandparent* returned home with them. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Bertlnl and family of Oak llldge, Tcnn. Mrs. Workman is their daugh­ ter. Parish Plans Teachers Hold Tea For Initiates Enterprise INITIATES OF RHO AND NETA CHAPTERS of Delta Knppa Gamma Sorority were honored at n recent tea. Shown a t the refreshment tablo are left to right, Mated, Mrs. R. J. Schmidt, prciddent of Heta Chapter; Mra. Guy Allen, co hostess and standing Mrs. Iloyd Coleman, membership chairman; Sira. George Morgan, president of Rho Chapter nnd Mrs. Mary Joyce Bateman, co-hoatess. (Herald Photo) Mrs. Lewis • Casselberry Honored At By Jana Casselberry Sir. and Mrs. Darius Prin­ gle of Hibiscus Road hava as their guests Sir. and Mrs. J. H. Stahl of Akron, Ohio. Shower By Jane Casselberry Mm . Paul Lewis of t Lo­ tus Lake Drive, Casselberry, was guest of honor at a baby shower given at the home of .Mrs. Lawrcnco 31tngo on Grace Boulevard, Altamonte Springs. Co hostesses w e r e Mr*. Charles Cheney and Mrs. Ed­ ward Lunn of Casselberry. The honorce received many lovely baby gift* from those attending. A bassinet com­ plete with baby doll formed Ihe centerpiece and Items of infant apparel cut from crcpc paper decorated the walla. Refreshments of appropri­ ately decorated cake, punch and mints were served. Guests Included Mrs. Chea­ ter Stiller, Sirs. Edna Grace, Sira. Joyce Colburn, Sirs. Stilton Lady, Sirs. E t t a James, Sira. Jan Cole, Mrs. Charles Pierce, Mrs. Slarion Vcltch, Sirs. Stargarst Rei nccker, Mrs. Sybil Myers and Mrs. Ruth Smith. Personals Sir. and Mrs. Thomas E. Herald of Lake Triplet Drivo and sons, Tommy and John­ ny, returned Sunday night alter a two weeks vacation in Stl.iml Shores, whera they A tea honoring Initiates of th* Rho and Bata Chapter* of Delta Kappa Gamma, national honorary teachem society, was held at th* hom* of Mm . Boyd Coleman, 2310 South Park Ave. Th* society I* for out­ standing women teachers. Beta Initiates ware, Mrs. J. L. Partin, of Oviedo and Sirs. Lola Williams, Leesburg and Rho initiates wera Mrs. E. C. Pritchard, DeLand; Mrs. Myrtle Rice, St. Augustine and SIm . Hazel Ilolland, of BunnalL In tha receiving tin* war* th* two chapter president*, Sirs. G. Walter Morgan. Rho president and Sirs. Robert J . Schmidt, Beta president; SIm . Coleman, and Sirs. George Culpepper membership chair­ men. The MfMihment table was overlaid with a white linen cloth and hold an arrangement of red rose* In a crystal bowl, flanked by red candUs in double cryital holders. Other arrangements of magnolias, potted palms and greenery adorned th* party rooms. Refrsshmente of cookie*, nuts, mints, coffee and tea were served to the more than CO members who called during th* appointed hours of 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. Presiding at the coffee and tea aeivtcM were Sirs. Guy Allen, Mrs. Ren Wiggins, Mrs. William P, Layer and Mrs. Mary Joyce Bateman. Ham Supper Tha All Baals Parish will hold a Ham Boppor am Sat­ urday, Oct. 19 la tha Pariah Social HalL This is bring Jointly sponsored by Uto Cath­ olic Woman's Gnb and tha Holy Nam* Society of th* parleh. Mre. John Kotarik It chair­ man for tha event and tlekata will ba on sale shortly for adults, Ba aura to contact any member of either society to obtain your tickets. Watch tha papers and parish bultatln for further details. WEDDING CO M ING UP? we outfit the men la th* party, correctly , , , , com fort ably. WHITES AND TUXEDO OUTFITS RENTALS — SALES Open FrL Nights '(XUft $e& 4G K visited his mother, Mrs. E. M. Herald. The youngsters d f l l l N ' S WEAR, Don't know what to say to enjoyed visits to the Crandoo Sanford someone you've just met 7 Ask 113 Magnolia Park Zoo on Key Ulicayn*. Phone FA 2-1533 a question. Lot th* oilier par­ Sir. and Sir*. William son start th* conversation. Shook of Lake Kathryn spent Tuesday and Wednesday of Imported Shetland Inst week In Jacksonville where they attended the Auto Show and were entertained by many talented performers in show business. “V” Neck Sweaters *598 i** -4 lo r m o r t f a s h i o n Cardigans “JACK WINTERS” • PANTS • SHIRTS • SWEATERS ij n Una Our Lay-Awoy Finn Now! Cool Weather la Juat Around The Corner. IN ALL THE NEW FALL SHADE* diowsA MARY E S T H E R ’S "Featuring Fashions Juat For You" 200 N. PARK AVE. Fashions 2S26 FARK DRIVE OPEN WED. AFTERNOONS “OPEN WED. AFTERNOONS A FRIDAY NITES* Personals 31r. and Mra. J. V. Richarda left Wednesday for a months vacation. Thslr first stop will ba in Glenview, 111 for a v 1ait with their children. They will aleo tour points of InUrest in Illinois and go to White Plains, N. Y. for a visit with thslr daughter. \m S LQ D S GENERAL YOUR CHOICE ELECTRIC GE 12 CU. FT. UPRIGHT OR CHEST FREEZER By Shirley Wentworth Friends of t i n . Courtney If somathlng Interferes Bruca, 2335 Shirley Drive, Monday, 8epl. 23 with your plana, 1st tha hoaBear Lake, will ba glad to AU wivas decorating eoursa, teei know a t aoon aa poesibla lean) that aha Is recuperating from successful surgery at third meeting, l p.m. NAS you will not attend. Oranga Memorial Hospital, In Ballroom. Vigilante Navy Wlvei Club Orlando. She will he there No. 211 Whlta Elephant auc­ about two more weeks. tion, 7:30 p.m. Homa of 3tr*. Rhea Cooper. A cut flower arrangement Tueaday, Sept, 24 need not ba a lone time affair. Acey Deucy wives, gab ses­ Tha Society of American sion. 7:30 pm . Acey Deucy h i Florists suggests dismantling club. the original arrangement and Friday, Sept. 27 using th* longer-lasting flow­ VAH-9 officers wives steak ers for miniature arrange­ cookout, homa of Mrs. R. II. ments. It Is important to re­ Cooke. cut tha stems diagonally ami Saturday, Kept 21 to strip off all foliage below CPO husbands and wives, Ihe water line when you re­ game night. 7 p.m. NAS Ball­ arrange your flowers. room. Navy Events NOW [shell] GE. Daylight Blue / M IsHELLANEl BOTTLED H GAS PRICES START AS LOW AS **■* »-*• **•*•*. HIM* t*r4~4 AUTOMATIC DEFROSTING REFRIGERATOR FOR A NEW GE TV NO TRADE NEEDED id I * ntO-DEGREE FREEZES QUICK FREEZES W HOIE MFAIS I • TWO VEGETABLE DRAWERS HOID 1/J- BUSHEl EACH • U n il COMPARTMENT HO IDS FULL POUND f t * 1M LB. CYLINDER WHEATby LCNOX IS* true busty of gmpiiaty. {Joriout, (Men *h*et design » the smart modem stupe. We greceM Coup*, fastuawd if »*rm ivory lenox dune aim exquisite bmskancy. M ic a place setting............................. 422 55 SWEENEY’S OFFICE SUPPLIES GIFTS IB M V No InaUllitlon Charge Delivery Anywhere in Seminole County Coll FA 2-5733 Sanford Gas Co. 199 W. fit BT. ONLY OPEN TILL $T L 7 § Q O With t,““ FRIDAY NIGHT Plenty of FREE Parking $C00 J DOWN $« 50 ’ 1 WEEKLY G O O D Y E A R 555 W. FIRST ST. • ' SERVICE STORE SANFORD, FLA. FA 2-2821 \ �Ltgal Notict PROPOSED COfOmTIJTla'fAl, AMENDMENT** TO UR VOTED OK NOVEMBER I, IMS NOT1CB OP SPECIAL, ELEC­ TION WHEREAS, tks Legislature of IMS, under tho Conetltutloa o f t i l l of Ik* fltmte of ."torlda did e*»e Joint Resolu­ tion* proposing amendments to th* Conolltstlod o f tho State ot Florid*, ond they were •srood to by • *ot* or threefourth* of tko members elect•d to oach kouoo. Tho votoo of oald Joint Resolutions woro ontorod upon Iholr rupee live Journal*, with tho yeas and n a n thereon. and they did determine and dlroct that tho ■aid Joint Rtnelntlon* bo la b . mtttod to th* otaotor* of tho ■tat* o f Florida a t a Hprclal Eloetlon on Ndrombor I, t i l l ; NOW, THEREFORE, I. TOM ADAMS. Secretary of Slat* of th* Ptat* of Florida, do herebp giro notlr* that a SPECIAL ELECTION will b* hold la oaah Coantp In Florida on th* Drat Tuesday atlor th* tlrat Mondap la No*amher, which dal* la Xovembor I, IMS. for th* ratifica­ tion or rajoclloa a f th* aald Joint Roaolnllona propoalns amondmnnta to th* Conatltutloa of th* SUM *f Florida, vis: no. t COMMITTEE StJM TITO Tl FOR HOUSE JOINT RESOLU­ TION NO. m A JOIST RESOLUTION Mlatln g to elections; propoalns nn amendment to Artlcl* IV, Saollona S and in, of th* conitltn tlo n of tba atato af Flor­ ida, providing for tho atoctlun of cortaln atato officers at tha t i l l and t i l l general aloctlona; providing for nn emergency alvctlon. tla It Iteeolred bp th* Legletaturo of tb* Slat* o f Florida: That tha follow ing amendm tnt of Artlcl* IV, flection S of lb* constitution of th* otat* of Florida h i and tha u n i 1* hereby asraad to and (hall ho ■ubiulttrd lo tha electors of tha atato of Florida for ap­ proval or reliction at a op«clal called election in b* hold on Novombor I, 1IM a* pro­ vided In Artlcl* XVII, Section 1 of th* Florida eonalltutlon. That threo-fourth* I S ) of all members elected to oach houa* of th* loglilatur* dnea determine that an emergency reiiulrlng an early declelon by the electora of th* otat* dote a ile t with raforanca to thla amendment to A rticle IV, Sec­ tion 1 ut tha eonalltutlon. Section i. Election and term af governor. — The fuvernor • halt ba elected by the quali­ fied electore of tba atata. Tha lire! election for governor un­ der thle eectlon ehall be at the general election of 1M1. for a term of tw o (II pear* and thtreaftar comrnencln* with th* general election of IMI, (h* governor ehall be elected for a term o f four Ml pear*. Th* term o f offlc* ehall begin the lin t Tueeday after the flret Mon,lap In Januarp neat after thle election. The governor elected at tha gen­ eral election of t i l l (hall bn tllglh l* for re-alecllun to enld offlc* In th* general election of I PCS. but the governor elect­ ed nt the general election of 1MI and thereafter ehall aot b* eligible lor re-election to eald office tha n e st succeed­ ing term. Ue It Further Reectved bp the Lealalatur* af th* State of Florida! That th# follow in g amend­ ment of Artlcl* IV, Sectlun 10 of Ih* conatltullon af tha ? E R y O F T f N WHEM we c o o k u p excuses’ w e MAVB. t o IA T O U R W ORDS CHRYSLER AIRTEMP ROOM AIR CONDITIONERS h f A ( Tt* FA28321 Legal Notice ■tat* af Florida h* and th* ■am* la horobp agreed t* and ■hall b* eubmltted to th* *1*«. tort o f th* atat* or Florida for approval or rejection at th* gontral election to b* hold Novombor I. 1Mt a* provided In Artlel* XVII, Section 1 * t th* Florida eoaetltutlaa. That tbroo-fourtba ( M *f all mombor* elected to oach hnue* of ih* logtalatura dot* determine (Rat ‘an em ergency requiring an aarly declelon bp tb* etoctora of tha atat* doe* ■slat with reference to thta amendment to Artlcl* nr. S ec­ tion I* of th* eonotltutioD, Section 1*. Governor’* cab ­ inet.— Tho governor ohntl be aeeletod bp adm inistrative *rflcero no followo: A oocrotarp o f atato, attornop general, comptroller, treaeurer. tap erIntendent o f public Inotructlon, and coramlsotonor o f a g r ic u l­ ture. who aball ho elected nt th* tamo tim e aa th* governor, and ehall hold their office* for th* u n i tirm ; provided, that Ih* ftr it •M ellon af *uch officer* under thla eectlon •h all b* had at tha tlmo of votin g for governor in m e for a term of two 111 ptara and ther*afl*r commencing w ith th* tlm* o f voting fur g o v e r ­ nor la tIM . aald offletr* aball bo oleclod for a term at four tO p ta r a NO. 1 COMMITTEE S trU R T IT U T B SEN A TE JO IN T R E S O ­ LUTION FOR NO. 114 A JOINT RESOLUTION proparing an amandmant lo Ar­ ticle XII of th* Conatltulkm of Florida bp adding a eectlon to b* numbered bp th* oocrotarp of otat* auth orld og th* leauanc* of bonda for capital outlap at Inotttutlon* o f higher n a m in g . Including Junior c o l­ lege! and certain vocational technical achoole; pledging certain tax funda; providing for the ue* of accum ulated ■urplua to pap for anp capital outlap project theretofore authorlted bp th* Logltlatura; providing pnpeedurta tharalor; providing power* and dutlaa of th* Htat* Hoard o f Educa­ tion and Hint* Hoard of Admlnlatratlon; and requiring a ■pedal election thereon. lit It Reeolead bp th* Loglalatur* of th* Htat* ot F lor­ ida; That Artlcl* XII o f th* Florid* Constitution b* am end­ ed bp nddlng th* eectlon eel forth below to be numbered bp th* eecrelarp of etat* and that eeld amandmant b* tubm ilted to the electora o f F lor­ ida fur ratification nr rejec­ tion at a *pedal election to be held under auth ority of Section I of Artlcl* XVII of tho Florida Constitution on Nov. I. t i l l . That throofouriha (» ,) of tha memberchip of the Lealalatur* doe* determ loe that an em ergency e tle le requiring an early dsdelnn bp tha electora ot thla atat*. Section ----- (a), T hat beginn­ ing Januarp 1. 1144, and for fifty Met year* thereafter, all of th* prorend* o f tha reven­ ue! derived from tha groao re­ ceipt* tax** collected from every pereon, Including municlpalltlee, receiving payment for electricity for ligh t, hvat or power, for natural or man­ ufactured g a t for ligh t, heat or power, for uvt of telephone* and for th* len d in g of tele­ gram* and telegraph m ile ­ age*. aa now provided and levied na of tha tlm * o f adop­ tion of (hit amendment In Chapter 1 0 3 . Florida Statute* (hereinafter called "Drue* Its. celpta Taxae"), ehall, aa col­ lected ba placed In a trual fund to be known aa th* "In­ stitu tion ! of Higher Learning and Junior Cnllegea Capital Outlay and Dehl Service True! Fund" In the State Treasury (hereinafter referred to aa "Capital Outlay P u n d 'l. and uaad only a* provided la thla Amendment. Held fund obeli b* adminlite r a l bp th* State Board of Education, a* now created and constituted by Section 1 of Article XII of the C»nvtltutlon o f Florida thereinafter refer­ red to aa "State Hoard"). For th* purpoe* of thle Amend­ ment. eald Htat* Hoard, aa now constituted ahall continue aa a body rnrpnrate during the Ilf* of thla Amandmant and ahall hava all tha powere pro­ vided In tbla Amendment In addition to alt other conetltutlunal and alatulorp power* related to th* purpoea* of thla Amendment heretofore or here­ after conferred by law upon aald Slat* Hoard. tb) Tha Stata Hoard ahall hava power, for th* purpoea of obtaining funda for ac­ quiring. building, ronatructlng, altering. Improving, enlarging, furnlahlng or equipping capl tal outlay project* theretofore aulherleed by th* leglelatur* and any purpneee appurten ant or Incidental thereto, for Inalllutlone of H igher Learn Ing or Junior Coltoge*. a* now defined or n* may b* her* a fter defined by law , and lor th* purpoa* uf constructing building* and other perman­ ent faclllllee for Vocational technical achoole a* provided In chapter 110 Florida Statute*, to lieu* bond* or c*rtlft«*to*. Including refunding bond* or cortlflcatoe to fund or rotund People and Things e o - i n S MI UGnotoad ,n o n « 1 29 liamM Nr *aa *4 KlkaUngdriM * 45 V f- r r Fr~ P~ rr ■ ■ ■ M M l; rr r r r IT IT fr :iT □ .1 ■ i l ■ ■ m U U H M M r t z , 3 an p b e n ts or oertlfTcnto* th* rote for* leau e l. AH n e k kendo or eertirteaM s ehall bear Inter**! a t n et exceed Ia * four and o n e -h a lf <4H%) par cen ­ tum par annum and ahall m a­ ture at auch tlma or time* aa th* Stata Board ahall to to rmin* a o t oaetodlag, la anp •vent, how ever, thirty f i t ) poor* from ih* date a f loananca thereof. Th* Stata Beard ■ball hava power I* detormina all e th e r detail* o f tuch bond* or certificate* and to te ll at pnblle aata, attar publla advortlaam ont ouch bond* er certificate*, provided, how ever, that ao bonda or certlflcatoo ■hall tv a r b* leaned hereun­ der to finance, or the proceed* thereof expended for, anp part of tho enot o f anp capital o a tlap project unleea tha eon■traction or nequltltlon of ■uch capital outlap project hao been tberatofor* authurlxed bp th* L egislator* of Florida. Nun# o t aald bond* er eortlfleet** ahall b* eold nt !*■* than nlnalp-algbt (11%) par eantum of th* par value there­ of. plua accrued MtereaL ond •aid band* or eortlfl^atoo ahall b* awarded at th* public aal# thereof to tb* bidder offerin g (b* lo w e d net Intereet eoet for auch bonda *r certificate* In th* manner to bo deter­ mined bp th* Stat* Board. Tha Stat* Board ahall a lio hava pow er to pladg* for th* paym ent of th* principal o f and Intaraat na each bond* nr certificate* and raeerve* th e n tor. Including refunding bond* or certificate*, alt or anp part at tb* rtvonu* to ba derived from tho oald Grose Receipt* Tax** provided for In thla Amendment, and to enter In­ to any covenants and other agreem ent* with th* holder* of aurh bond* or certificate* Concerning th* eecurltp there­ of and th* right* o f th* hold­ er* thoroof, all of which cov­ enant* and agreement* ehall con stitu te leg a lly binding and Irravocabl* contract* w ith auch holder* and iball ba fu lly en­ forceable bp such holder* In any court o f com petent Juris­ diction. No ouch bund* or cortHlcnto* •hall ever b* l**u*d bp th* Stat* Board In nn amount e x ­ ceeding ooeentp-ftv* (71%) per centum of th* amount which It dotormlno*, baeod upon th* arorag* annual amount of th* rovonur* derived from oald Oroee Receipt* T ate* during tb* Immadlatelp precoding two fiscal ptara, or th* amount o f th* rovonue* derived from aald Oroea Receipt* Tax** during th* Immediately proceeding flecal pear, aa ahown In a certificate f||*,l bp tha Stat* Comptroller with th* Stat* Uoard prior to th* leauanc* of such bond* or certificate*, whichever I* tba latter, can b* serviced bp tha r o v o n u a a accruing therealtar under th* provision* of thla Amandmant) nor sh ell tha Slat* Hoard, dur­ ing Iho drat pear follow in g th* ratification of Ihi a am end­ ment, leeu t bond* or c e r tifi­ cate* tn a ic e i* of aaven IT) time* th* antlelpaMA revenue from aald Oroea Receipt* T essa during aald P*ar, aor during aach succeeding paar. more than four (4) tlm*e th* anticipated revenue from eeld tiros* Receipt* Taxea during auch paar. No election or ap­ proval o f qualified elector* nr freeholder electora ehall b* required for th* Iteuanca of bond* or certificate* hereun­ der. After tha Initial leeuance of any bonds or certificate* pur­ suant to thla Amendment, th* Htat* Uoard may thereafter in n * additional bond* or cer­ tifica te* which w ill rank equally and on a parity, aa lo lien on and tourc* o f security for paym ent from said Oroea Receipt* Taxes, w ith any bonds or certlflcataa thereto­ fore leauad pursuant M thla Amendment, but auch addi­ tional parity bond* or c er ti­ ficates ehall not b* laauad unloaa th* average annuel amount of the revenues deriv­ ed from eald Oruse Krcslpte T axes during Ilia Immediately preceding two flecal pears, or th* amount af th* ravtnut* derived from aald Oroea Re­ ceipt* Tax** during tha Im­ m ediately preceding fiscal year, ae ahown In n certificate filed by the Stat* Comptroller w ith the Stat# Board prior to th* leeuanc* of auch bond* or cortlflcateo. whichever M th* loaeer, ahall have bean equal to on* and ona-thlrd It I / l ) time* th# aggregate amount of principal and lo la r a u which w ill become due In anp suc­ ceeding flecal pear on all bonda or cortlflcatoa thereto­ fore leeued pursuant to thla Amandmant and th ta out­ standing. and th# additional partly bonda or certificate* than propoeed to bo loaued. No bonda cerlltlcatoa or other obligation* whatsoever shall at anp tlm* b* leeued under th* provision* of tblo Amend­ ment. except ouch bond* or herounder, and such additional corllflcaloo Initially leeued parity bond* or certificate* ae p rovided In thla naragraph. N otw ithstanding anp athar provision herein na each bond* h r eertlflcat** ahall b* authorised or validated dur­ ing anp blaanlum ta axcee* af fifty m illion dollar* except bp tw o-third* vot* of tb* mem­ ber* elected to each house nt th* leglelatu r*; provided fur­ ther that during tha biennium 1M 1-M li seven ty-live 171) m illion dollar* map b* auth­ orised and validated pursuant hereto. (c l Capital autlap project* theretofore authortied bp th* legislatu re for anp Iattltu lloa of lllg h tr Learning or Junior C ollege ehall b* eligib le t* participate ta tb* funda aecru Ing under Ihla Amendment de­ rived from th* proceed* af bond* or eerllllcato* and aald oroea Receipt* Tax** aader each regulatioae and In eurh manner aa ahall b* datarmln ad bp th* Slat* Board, and lb* ■tat* Hoard aball ua* ar tra a im il to th* Stat* Board af Control or to th* Board of Public Inatruetlou of any County authortied bp law to construct or acquire auch cap­ ita l outlay project*. th* amount o f th* procood* of tuch bond* or oorttflcatea or arooa Receipt* Taaoa to b* applied to ar uaod for oueh capital outlap prujoeta. If tor anp roatoa ta p of th* pro­ ceed* of any bond* or eoritflc ttte leeued for aap capital ou tlay projact ehall not b* ex pended for ouch capital ant­ le r project, th* H a te Board map ua* auch unaxpondod pro­ ceeds for anp other capital outlay project for Institution* of Higher Learning or Junior C olltgt* and vocational tech­ nical school*, a* defined her* In. aa now dtftnad or aa map bo horoaftor defined bp taw, theretofore authorised bp th* Slat* Leglelatur*. Tha holder* of bond* or certifies!** Iseued Legal Notice rM Sondbllltr w hatsoever for tb* application ar na* a f sa p • f th* proceed* derived from tb* aaM a f aald bo a da or cer­ tificate*. and th* right* and itdia* a f th* b ald trt af aueb boada or certificate* aad their rlsht M paym ent Dam aald Or*** Receipt* Tax** la th* manner provided horofn (h all aot b* affected or Imparled by th* application or aaa o f each proceeds Th* State Board *halt ao* th* money* In aald Capital Outlap Fuad In oach flacal poar only for th* follow in g purposes and In tb* follow ing order of priority: <11 For th* paymont o f th* principal o f and Interest on any bond* or certificate* ma­ turing In auch fiscal year. II) For th* deposit Into any reserve fundi provided for la th* proceeding! authortatug th* texuanc* af aald bonda or certificate*, a f any ■mount* required M b* de­ posited In such roiorva funds ,a n o b flacal ytar. II’ Attar all paymont* r e ­ quired In ouch flocai roar for th* purpoeoo provided for In <!) and f l ) above, including any deficiencies for required payment* la prior fiscal year*, any money* remaining la aald Capital Outlay Fuad at tha and o f oach flecal year may b* teed by th* SU M Board for dlroct payment a f th* coet or any part af tho eoet o f any capital oattay piejoet theretofor* authorised by th* legM latur* or for th* purehat* of any bond* or certificate* Mou­ ld htriunder then outstanding upon such term* and condi­ tions a* th* Stat* Board ahall dotm proper, or for Ih* prior redemption of outstanding bond* ar eertlflcat** In accordane* w ith th* provision* • f tha proceeding* which au ­ thorised th* Issuance af auch bonda ar certificate*. Th* Stat* Hoard may In­ vest th* money* In said Capi­ tal Outlay Fund or la any slaking fund or other fund* creeled for any loin* a f bonds ar eortUlcatoo, In dlroct ob li­ gation* af th* United stata* of America nr la tb* o lh ir ■*• eurltle* r«f*rred t* In Beetlen 144.17, Florida StaluU *. (d) Th# Stat* Board ahall hava tha Bower M m ake aaS enforce all rules and regu la­ tion* atcoooarp to th* fu ll e x ­ ercise af th* pawora heroin granted ta d ao M gtslatloa ■hall b* required to rondor thta Amendment o f Tull fere* and operating affect on and after January 1, l i l t . The Leglelatur*. during th* period Ihla Amendment I* la effect, shall aot reduco th* rat* ot ■aid Orneo Receipt* Taaoa now provided In eald Chapter 747, Florida atatutet, ar e li­ minate. exempt or remove any af th* pereone, firm* or corporations. Including m uni­ cipal corporation*, ar any of Ih* nllltttoo, buelnooeea or sorvlcet now or hereafter aubjeet to oald flroea Receipt* Tax**, from tb* lovy and collection of said area* Receipt* Tax** a* bow provided In aald Chap­ ter t i t . Florida Statutes. and ■hall aot onact anp Jaw Im­ pairing or m aterially alterin g Ih* right* a f th* holdora af any bonds er eortlllcatea Issu­ ed pursuant to tht* Amend­ ment or Impairing or altering any covenant* or agreement* of th* Slat* Hoard mad* bar#uader, or having tba affect • f w ithdraw ing ih* procooda of oald Oroea Receipt* Tax** from ih* operation of th is A m endm ent. • Th* Slat* Roard af AdminMiration ahall b* and la here­ by constituted *« th* F iscal Agent of Ih* State Hoard to perform each dull** and assum* auch reoponalbtlltlaa un­ der this Amendment as ahall b* agreed upon between th* Stale Hoard and such Slat* noard ot Administration. Th* Stat* Hoard ahall a lio have power to appoint auch ether persona and fix Ihalr com ptn■atlan for th* adm inistration of Ih* provision* of thla Amendment a* It ahall d**m necessary, and tha aipanaea of Ih* State Board la admlnlatarIng th* provision* of thla Amendment shall b* paid aut of th* procoodo of bond* or cortlflcateo leeued hereunder er from sold dross Rocolpto Taxes deposited In oald Capi­ tal Outlay Fund. (a) No tap llal outlay pro­ ject or any part thereof aball b* financed hereunder unleea th* bill authorising such pro­ ject eball specify It I* fi­ nanced hereunder and *hall b* approved by a vot* of Ihra*. fifth* ( l / l ) of tb* *l*ot*d member* of oach house. NO. I COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTR F o il SENATR JOINT RESO­ LUTION NO. Tlf A JOINT RESOLUTION! proposing oa amendment to Ar­ ticle IX ot th* Conolllutlon of Florida by adding a eectlon to b* numbered by tb* oocrotarp of stata providing for laeulng ■tal* bond* for outdoor rec­ reation aad natural resource* conservation; determining that aa em ergency axlet*. B* It Raeolvad by th* Legis­ lature at th* State af Florida: That Artlel* IX af th* F lor­ ida conitltu tloa bo amended by adding Iho ooolloa sot forth below to be numbered by lb* oecrotary of otat*, that threo-fourth* <%> of all mem­ ber* elected to th* hnue* of roprosentallvoa and M tha u n ­ it* determine* that aa amorgoney requiring na tarty deci­ sion by th* oloctor* o f th* otat* axlala, and that oald amendment b* eubmltted to th* oMctora of Florida for ratification or rejection at a special election ta b* bald oa Nov. I, 1**1. and that pub­ lication of nolle* of oloctloa b* given; Section ----- . Th* outdoor rocroallonal development eoun ell. aa created by tb* 11*1 leglelatur*, mar 1*10 * rav* nut bonda, revenue tartlflrataa ar other evidence* af Indebtednee* to acquire land*, w ater arena and related resource* and to construct. Im prest, en­ large and extend capital Im­ provement* aad facllltU a thereoa tn furtherance ot out­ door recreation, natural re­ sources conservation and re­ lated facllllM * I* thla atat*! provided, however. Ih* le g is ­ lature with reapcct to ouch revenue bonds, revenue certi­ ficate* or Other evidence* o t Indebtedness ehall designate tb* rtvtnu* or tax oourcta to b# deposited la or eredltod to tb* land acquisition trust fund for tholr repayment and may Impose restriction* oa their leeuanc*. Including lb* fixin g o f maximum Intaraat rate* and discount*. Th* land acquisition trust fund, created by lb* 1143 le g it latur* far Ih tit multiple pub Ho purpoe**, ahall contlnus from th* data of th* adoption of this amendment tor a period of till) (M l year*. t o lb s ***** U * aoideoc ro­ ars* tloa *1 developm ent somacEt ahall Satormln* M lamia bond* for financing ncquUttlan u* tit** far m ultiple purpoe** tb s ■tat* board *f adm inistration aball oat ** fiscal agent, and th* attorn ey general sh a ll han­ dle th* vnlttotM a proceeding*. AH band* leoued an d tr thla arrandmaat ahall ba to ld a t public aal* after public advartlsoM tnt upon nneh torm* and condition* at th* outdoor recreational developm ent connell ahall provide and aa otherwM* provided hr law aod euhJeet to th* lim itation heroin Imposed. IN TEBTIMONT W H ERE­ OF, I have hereunto sot m y hand and affixed th* Groat Beal of th* State • f Florida St T allahassee, tb* Capital, thla th* thir­ tieth day of A ugust, A. D , lift. (SEAL) TOM ADAMS Soeroury of fltato Publlab S ep t I, II. 111*. CDM-t H o m e * OF AFFLKIAT70N FOR TAX DEED 1 04.10 F lorito Statu tes (I t* . •* 104#) NOTICE IS HERERT OIVEN. That E. A. Reynold* th* holder of th* follow in g certi­ ficate but filed oald eertlfl­ cat* for 'lx deed to ba leeued thereon. ’( ’•« eertlflcat* num ­ ber and ytar of leeuanc*. th* description of the property, and th* asm * la whirl. it won a tto o ttd nr* aa fnhuw t: e er tlflc a t* No. 417 T ear o l leeuanc* l i f t P en ip ll— o f P ie p o r tn S I t ft. of X 441.4 fL ot B 330.1 ft. of W 111.1 ft. of NW •* ot Boctloa 4 Township I t South Rang* 11 Gael. Nam* In which ••••■ ••* Lawrsnc* Jake*. All o f oald proparty being In th* County o f Somlnolo, Stat* of Florida. Un­ it** auch certificate ahall h* redeemed according to law tho property described la tuch cortlflcaM w ill b* to ld M th* hlgh tat bidder at th* front door a f tha Bamlnala County Court Hauta at Sanford, F lor­ ida, on th* t i n t Monday la tha month of October, 1141, whlah to th t 7th t o y o f Oct­ ober. l i l t . Datod Ml* SIM t o r ad Aug­ ust. 1M 1 (O fficial Clark’* Baal) Arthur H. Beckw ith, JR Clark Circuit Court. Boralnol* County. Florida FublMb fopt. I. U . II. M, IIH CD M -tl FOR TAX DEED l i s t . 1*4.14 Florida a ta la tea o t ISM) NOTICE IS H ERERT GIV­ EN. That Mr* T. A. Utile* Ih* holder of Ih* follow in g corn flealo hao filed oald eertlfl­ cat* for tea deed to bo leoued thereon. Th* certificate num­ ber and year of leeuanc*. th* description of th* property, and tho namt tn which It was aaaoeetd ar* as follow *: C ertificate No. I l l Tear at Issuance t i l l Dooovtptlow o f Property Bog. NW Cor. of BW ‘4 of B V i Run ■ II Deg. E 14014 ft. B. I l l l l ft. a II Deg. B 114.lt ft. It I3I.IS ft. N II Dog. W to W Lln* of Bets. N to POU flection I I Town­ sh ip 10 South H angs 31 Eael Nam* In which assessed H. Knux Bettlnghaue, Trusts* All of oald property being In th* County of Seminal*, Htat* ot Florida. Unlea* auch certi­ fies t a ehall b* rad a* mad ac­ cording to law th* property described In such certificate 111 b* sold to th* high est bidder at Ih* front doom of th* Hamlnol* County Court* lloue* at Hanford. Florida, on the first Monday In th* month of October, t i l l , which M tha 7th day of October, 1141. Dated this H ad day of Aug­ ust. 1143. (O fficial Clerk’s Baal) Arthur II. Backw lth, Jr* Clark Circuit Court IMmlaol* County, Florida Publish dept. I, 11, II, II. i t f | C D M -ll IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCl IT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOE ■ EMINOLB COt’NTT. IN CHANCERY NO. 1*M* CHARLES T. NIULACK an 4 LUCILLE F. NIULACK. hi* If*. P la in tiff* ra. CON L B ■ CerNOTRCCTlOM Co m p a n y , a F lorida aorporaa Do*, at *L Defendant*, NOTICE o r BLIT BTATK OF FLORIDA M anp and all paraona alalm lng any Intaraat In and 1* tb* follow ­ in g doacrlbod property 1* HemlnoM Coaaty, Florida, bowit: Th* •o a th 44 ebalna of Government Lot t, Barilo* • Township 14 South. Rang* ID E ast (loan Ih* W est III feet thereof); That part *f th# NEIk *4 th* BEit or Bastion 4. Township J4 South, Rang* 10 East, ly in g North and W est af Laka Mary Road flees the W est 111 f—l thereof and laaa tha East >11 fast a t th* Warn IM fa st except th e Booth N fe e t); B eglon ln g a t th* p eta l where the northerly lln* o f th* right of way of tho L ik e Mary Road Intersects th* West lln* ot Beclloa M. Township 14 South. Rang* M East. thence N o n a ateng th* W est lln* af aald Sacitoa to th* ahsr* lln* o f Crystal Laka, thence northerly and e a st­ erly along th* shorn Ha* • f aald Lake ta a point IS* fast East of th* Waat Una of aald Saetlon. thane* South to iho North lino o f oald right of way of th* Lab* Mary Road, thonca southerly alon g said road right of way t* point of boginning. Tou. and each o f you. ar* hereby notified and required ta appear and III*, personally or by your attornop. w ith th* Clerk o f th* abovo-stylod Court, your w rltton d efen se* If any, to th* bill of com ­ plaint In fortcloaur* filed herein tn th* aboea-atylod cauet, and to serve o copy o f th* same on plaintiff* atto r­ ney, below, on or bofor* th* 7 th day at October. A. D, 11*1. Horola foil aot or a decree pro eoafjseo w ill b* entered against you for default. W1TNEB1I my hand and tha otfleial east of thla Court, thta Ird day af September, A. D. till (BEAL) Arthur If. Backwlth, Jr., Clerk of th* Circuit Court Hr: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk )V. C. Hutchison, Jr. Attorney (or P lain tiffs Edwards Building Post Offlc* D rawer H Hanford, Florida 4*yL 1. U , II. II. H I* * *'■ ‘1C | �4 Y our H e r a ld A d Is A S a les R e p r e se n ta tiv e W elco m e In E v ery H om e. D ia l F A 2 -5 6 1 2 1 . Lost A Fouaft 6. For Root 6. For Rent ■hr Dsnfarh ■rralfi Sept. 19, 1963 — Pajte 11 15, Businesa Opportunity 29. Automobile Service 33. Article!) Wanted 37. Bent* • Moto n LOST: Boy'i 16” gretn hicy- FURN. Apt. 30.) Mellonville. UNFURNISHED lari* 2 bed- [ SERMCE Station for lease. DELTA joiner planer, rip­ Auto Glass. Tops d r with training wheels. Ky N adine Seltzer Imentory takeover. Good room Duplex. Fla room. saw and lathe. 815 Rosalia Gateway To The Waterway A Sea' Covers Call FA 2-M l. LARGE 2 Br. Kit. Eq„ >50. location Ph. FA 2-4342. Dr. Robson Sporting Good# Electron beat. 14th St. 3 Br. 1>, bath $90. AUTO GLASS & Your EV1NRUDE Dealer Longwood 838338 LOST: Grey overnight B ig, IB. Female Help Wanted SEAT COVER CO. 30" CEMENT finishing ma- 304 6-4 E. 1st Pb. FA 3-SM1 Exceptionally nice k hum. in vicinity of 2Qlh 1 Park, chine. Like new, 1 new _.___* --________ __ _ - _ clean 2 Br. central air- 2 BEDROOM House furnish­ 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 801$ Saturday evening. Contain­ BE a Tuppcrwarc Dealer ed, including telephone k aluminum awning window, 21 FT. ALUMINUM Cabin conditioning k besting $123 ing clothes A cosmetics. part time or full time. Car ALL WORK GUARANTEED aixe SON x 37 with screen. T.V, FA 2 6228. Cruiser on trailer with '81 Large 4 Rr. Mayfair $ 1611. necessary. Write Uox 7, Reward. .Call Harriett's 322-2506. Volvo Inboard - Outdrive 31A. Pets HOUSETRAILER, also Apt. Sanford Herald. Beauty Nook. FA 2-5742 or electric winch. Boat # ROSA L. PAYTON SEPTEMBER Special. Ladies Adults. Nu animals, I'h. FA 22133 evenings. trailer needs minor repair. COLLIE Pup. Sable k white. R«|. Real Eilat* Broker e 17. Male Help Wanted k Childrens shoes $1.94 pair. FA 2-2447. $1200. 322-9255. Has had shots. $25. Ph. FA 2-1301 17 92 at Hiawatha 2. Nolle** • TcrMUla Surplus City. 201 \V. 1st. GARBAGE' Truck Chauffeur. FA 2 9246. NICELY furnished 2 bedroom VACUUM CLEANER, repair*, 2 EtEDRUOM House. Kitchen Good pay. 723-4435. GentilHouse. Phone FA 23249. AIR-CONDITIONER with heat 13’ SUPEHCRAFT. 40 hp. parti, supplies (or Electro­ equipped. 323-0882. Johnson. Holticlaw t i l l quorc Sanitation Service. PUPPIES for tale. W Dach­ pump, 30-Bottle Coke miFURN. Cottage at 3 Potnla. lux, Xlrby, Hoover, Air* trailer. '80 outfit A-l cond. shund A Fox TerTler. An643 W. Pine Road. Mel­ chine, flat top Guitar, case. Reasonable. FA 2-6142. Way, Rex-Air etc. Free 3 RM. Furn. Apt. Clean. All $65 per month. Ph. FA 2-1467 ntmal Haven Boarding bourne. Fla. Small amplifier. FA 28130. -8*9 Utilities. 830. 322-2764. pickup. New and Vied Kennels. FA 2-5752. 2 BEDROOM furnished Apart­ MAN WANTED to manage WURLITZER Spinet Piano. 38. Motorcycle* . Scooter# cleaners told. FA 2-2282. and operate a retail Wat­ PERSIAN Kittens. Red, pure NICELY furnished 2 Bed­ ment. Close In. Reasonable. Excellent condition. $600. FA 2-06H. 1. Education - Instruction kins Route in this area. room House. FA 2-0274. bred $20. Miller's Motel on FA 2-8759 or see at 170 1963 VESPA Motor Scooter. 1200. Is perfect condition, Earnings or $123 oo per 17-92. FA2- 4180. Plnecrest Dr. BEDROOM unfurnished PIANO k Organ Lessons. Be­ AVAILABLE Oct. 1st. 3 Bed­ s lloo French Ave. week from the very begin­ House. Kitchen equipped. ginners, advanced. Child­ rooms. 2 full baths, Fla. 32. Flowers • Shrubs 36. .Automobile* Trucks ning. Write Mr. McGarity, '59 VESPA Scooter & Helmet; $50 month. Pick up key at ren, adults. Experienced room, Rumpus room. Large P. O. Box 627, Willis ton, needs sumo work. $85 or 613 E. 14th St. FA 2-6630. teacher. Call FA 23328. 1957 FORD. FA 2 6933. BLOOMING Roses on double well wooded lot. Rent $185 Florida. best offer. Call Jarm an, cherokee stock. $2.50 each. 1960 VAUX11ALL. A-l Nind. per month. 405 Lake Blvd. AIR-CONDITIONED BR. in 322 1330, Ext. 365. WANTED colored young man Gray Shadows Nursery Loch Arbor. Ph. D a y 3 Km. lurn. Apt. $63. mo. • Mnl ** *•* Can be seen at 8 Volusia VH for Grocery Store located 4 ml. S. on Sanford Ave. FA 2-8700 or N i g h t I ll E. 8th St. FA 2-4285. T -/f Dr. DeBary. 39. Trailer* • Cabanas s o n r r o r s m n -v riM in Midway. Must have FA 2-8534. S'flH t s x ut:s:i> ORCHID PLANTS FURN. Air-condition New 1 He always excuses himself after he pulls the trigger. some experience, gtx>d pay. 1936 C11EV. 1 ton panel. Good WANTED: Used Housetrall* O n . Iftt.l, I l n M a l l a u i n For Sale ■f 1*l»i It’s a BURP gun!** Send information to Box er Reasonable. FA 2-1832. 2 BEDROOM House. Unfurn­ bedroom Duplex. Adults on­ rubber, excellent mcch. NOTICE 18 HEltEnr OIVAT BARGAIN PRICES ished, kitchen equipped. $75 ly. 2200 Park Ave. Sanford. 4, Sanford Herald. cond. $300. FA 2-9255. EN, That J»»*l* Ma* llillerir 12. Real Estate f o r Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale 1. C. Bunten Lemon Bluff -10. Farm Kiiiiipment th# holder or the following per month. 2512 Yale Ave. EFFICIENCY Apartment on 1960 FORD Sunliner convert­ certificate haa filed laid cer­ 19, Situations Wanted Call FA 2-3814. tificate for tax deed to be First SI. Near 2 city free ible. Excellent condition. Ph. LAKE MARY ASSUME payments on nice 33. Furniture timed thereon. The certifi­ parking lots and shopping 3 BEDROOMS. 2 b a t h s . FA 2-1387. 3 bedroom home. Phone WILL do ironing. .123-0591, cate number and rear iff laeu- STENSTBOM RENTALS ance. the deeurlptlun of the stores. No utility charges. Ready for immediate oc­ FA 241137 or Everett Har­ BABYSITTING day or night. WANTED reliable couple to property, and the name In Furnished: BUYING A NEW or take up monthly payment! per FA 2 2283. 305 Mattie cupancy is this beautiful $ 90 Suitable for couple or sin­ which It m i a»eieed a r e a a 2 BR 1 balli Love t care. Big yard. USED CAR? of $13.50 oo > complete gle, also retired people. follower brand new 3 bedroom. 2 (Praver Homes). 3 BR 1 bath $13 3Iealt furnished, alio will FINANCE IT WITH US Certificate No. SIS Tear of rooma of furniture. Call FA 2-4712. balli, centrally heated k Unfurnished: Jeitiance 1SS1 board. FA 2-79SO. ♦ I-ow Interest Rites TE 6 1311, Casselberry, cot NEW AND REBUILT air-conditioned Home (or llrerrlp tlo a a l P rap erty i 2 Bit 1 bath $75 APT. $30. Surplus City. ♦ low Monthly Pa) menu le t 1 Illlc. O tUile Terrace leet. Gravrly Tractore only $12,000. Largo kitchen Child Care. FA 2-3274. UR 1 bath >100 J-'lrnt Addition Plat Book la ! FLORIDA STATE BANK A full line of Economy row* with birch cabinets k built Paae IS 5 BR 144 baths $115 "CLEAN quiet Rooms” The BEDS FOR RENT Property MmiuKenient PAINTING or Repair work. crop Tractors Name In which a-ae-aed Gables. FA 2-0720 In oven 6c range. Call own­ Hospital, Rollawaya, Juve­ '56 2 DOOR FORD. New Simmy Bryant. All or aatd Other rentals available. Ph FA 2-7064 Broker BANK FINANCING er. 322-2713. tires. Call a f t e r 3:30 property being In the County nile. FREE delivery and CLEAN Efficiency Apt. 611 143 N. Orlando Ave. of Seminole, btata of Florida, FA 24119 20. I kill) H itler* Pick-up. P«rk Ave. tfntese euch certificate ahatl Maitland Phone 847-723# N EW HOMES be redeemed accordlna to law FURNITURE CENTER BABYSITTING. FA 2 8971. th* property described In auch Offers for your selection CLEAN tit floor Apartment BY SH O EM AK ER 1100 French Ave. Real Estate • Mortgages certificate will be told ti< the these Beautiful 2, 3, 4 4 3 ANT) 4 BEDROOMS hlahett bidder at the rront 111 N. P ark Ave. Ph. FA 2 7953 21. Beauty Salona 322-2420 Private entrance. 1064 Pal­ Bedroom dour of the Seminole County metto. 1, lH , AND 2 BATHS Court Itouae at Sanford, Flor­ Haiel Portrr Beauty Shop FREE ESTIMATE Apartment. F U R N I S H E D Apartment. FI IA, VA & Convent ionul ida. on tho ft ret Monday In 1 BEDROOM Cold Wave $6.00 complete Upholstering A Mattress ren­ the month of October. ISM, FinancinK! Quiet neighborhood. FA 2Clean and close in. Jimmie which It the 7lh day of Oct1104 W. 23th St. FA 2-1321 ovating. New A Used Furni­ SITUATED IN BEAUTIFUL 1462 from 8:30 to 6 p. m, ober. 19*S. Cowan. 322-4013. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. luted this :sth day of Aug. RAVENNA PARK Monday thru Friday. Ph. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Co., at 7ut) Celery Ave. net. m i. AND W E L A K A APARTMENTS: FA 2-4501 any other time. 318 Palmetto Ave, (Official C l a r k ' a Seal) Rooms private baths, 114 ID Y L L W IL D E Arthur It. Beckwith, Jr. P riced From $6,750 WE now have a special facial FA 2 2117. Clerk Circuit Court. 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom We Have Several New Homes W. First St. booth, services from tip to Used furniture, appliances, R.ruirjol* County. Florida Down P aym ents Houses. FA 2 3683. Now Under Construction, And Publish Sept: I, II, IS, ISM tip Free parking lot. Open tools, etc. Bought • Sold. MAYFAIR; 3 Bedroom, 1 A s Low As $100 CtOt-lT A Few Nearly Completed! evenings by appointment Larry’s Mart 215 Sanford FURN. 2 Bedroom House. bath, large > a rd . $100 Wc Can Also Custom Build l a the ( t a a r t a f th e C w a a ly Phone door (t) 322 0834 Ave. Ph. FA 2 1132. M onthly P aym ents Adults. No pets. FA 2-7664. monthly. FA 2-4709. Ja d a e , Srnalaale C aaaty, F l o r ­ A Home Just For You! Phone door (2 ) 322 8325 id a . l a P r o b a t e , From $43.50 Sell Us Your Furniture, 2 BEDROOM furn. Apt. New­ l a eei I t a l a l e a f R EN T A B ED To make the best home FREE $50 PERM. WAVE tguick Service With the WILLIA M iillTA.NT Fur Complete Information ly decorated. 601 Palmetto. Itollaway, Hospital A Baby tiecaaee d buy, aeo the Complete Beauty Service Cash. SUPER TRADING See Or Call Call FA 2-1374 after 8. Beds. T a All t r e d l l a r a a n d I ' e r w e s If you plan to purchase a POST. FA 2 0677. Rcvelua k Patricia Stevens Mae l a g f ’l n t m e » r lle m a ad a VA FH A By Day, Week, or Month A g a i n s t * a Id K a t a l e i Cosmetics CARROLL'S FURNITURE You an il e a c h of y o u a r e A ppointed new car or a good used car 31. Article* For Rale Harriett’s Beauty Nook hereby n o tifie d and r e q u ir e d Ph. FA 2-3181 118 W. 1st St. to p r e e e n t a n y clalm e and 103 So. Oak. FA 2-5712 r i m - n u r * k u ir li t N. Park 322-2120 P ro p erty BEDROOM Set. 3 Piece, this year NOW is the ilcm ande w h i c h you. o r e i t h e r VOTIOK 18 ti#r#by glvnri th i t LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENT good mattress A b o x o f you. m a y h a v e J « a l n * t t h e I a m # tii§ -t it"*il In bun Inc ** •! M anagem ent 23. I’lumbinj; .Services also 1 bedroom trailer on e s t a t e o t W i l l i a m B r y a n t , d e ­ H o t T i t W i n t e r P a r k , tfrm* Rnvettim P a rk — BEST TIME. springs. $73. 106 E. Cole­ ceased, t a l e o t ial.l C o ' i n ’ y. I n o l t C o u n t y , F'. .rld a, u m l i r large lake. Adults only. Ph. B roker PLUMBING Idyllw ikle man. 322-4868. t o t h e C o u n t y J u d g e o f h e m i - th # f i r t l t l o u # Dim * of, A T ­ FA 2-7368 nole C o u n t y , F lo rid a , a t h l a L ANTIC CO. i M ( h a t T InContracting Repairs Hlghntl Trade* Are Being Made Now On AD o ffice in t h e c o u r t h o m e o f U n i to r# « t a t » r u M Philco FREEZER. 22 cubic narnt LOVELY 2 bedroom Home. FREE ESTIMATES sa id C o u n t y a t S anford , F l o r ­ w i t h t h # C U r k o f t h o C l r r u l t 7. Husinems Rentals 1903 Model* — We llnve 11 1963 Stock Cara Has everything except your ft. $150 cash. 1903 Cedar, R. L. HARVEY ida. w ithin ala c a l e n d a r C o u rt. 8#m tno1# C o u n t y . F l *rOffice FA 2 2118 furniture. Appointment only. t n o n l h i f r o m t h e tim e o f t h e fr] a. tn accordant?# w i t h I h i 803 lit. St. tl ROOMS. Suita­ And Two 1lemon*! nil or* We MiM Move Before 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 5185 DAVENPORT and matching firs t p u b l i c a t i o n of lbl« n o t i c e . provlalun# of tint F l e t l t l a u # Night FA 2-0646 FA 2 8798. ble for Office. Parking Sept. 30. No ileu-Honnlilt! Trade* Are Being E a c h c l a i m o r dem an d s h a l l Nani# Si t u r n , i d . w l l : S#<i* chair. Da'k blue corduroy. HINSON & HEARN 323 0700 available in rear, 322-2741 h e In w r i t i n g , a n d s h a ll a t a t e linn M 5 Crjl Florida fit&tut#* Ref iiiteil! Mahogany drop leaf Lib­ t h e p la c e o f r esid en ce a n d im . CONTRACTING from 11 • d p.m. St. Johns Realty 2314 Park Dr. Saa/ord, Fla PLUMBING post office e d d r e ss o f the rary table. EA 2-6144. s ib : Paul J KI a u i Itfialrs k Water Heaters THE TIME TESTED FIRM c l a l m e n t , a n d ahall ba a w » r n P u b l i s h **pt. It. 2«. A Oct. SUITE of officra in Edwards FREE ESTIMATES DEVELOPER OR t o by t h e c l a i m a n t , a g a u t , a t ­ 1. 10* 1943. UPRIGHT Plano. Excellent 118 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6121 t o r n e y , a n d a n y such c l a i m CDM-13 Building, corner of Com­ 322 9143 PARTNERSHIP WANTED 204 E. 3rd St. condition. $85. FA 2-7145. If It’s Used Car You Want — o r d e m a n d n o t so filed a h a l l mercial A Park. Ph. FA LAKEFKONT HOME TO BE Have the following property: l a I k a I u y r i «f th # { **antj he sold. 26. R adio & Tclevielon J mtli r v ar iMjaul# C u uatjfi F la t* J o h n M im a RANGE, U, E. Electric. $35 2-7898. PEtUUD OF. Custom built, A Approximately 25 acres; Wc Have The Selection. Here Are Aa e x e c u t o r e f Die I . a i t Ma* l a Prn>»atf. Ph. EA 2-76U9. 'i HR. lVi bath, dbl. curporl; ail on lake and canal. USED T V. Sets 910 up. Ser­ l a r» i K a i a l a of Will a n d T e s t a m e n t o f 8. Bench Rental* W i l l i a m B r y a n t , d e c e a a a d I M a a r D J o h n s o n , a/k/a R. I). garden spare, nice shrub­ A Few — Dlvisable Into 20 22 lots. vice calls $200. Sanford USED Royal standard Type­ W ln d e rw e e d lt, llalnse Johnson bery with Irrigation, pier Seminole County. Also Ideal HUTCHISON Ocean front T. V. Service. It 13 Sanford Dtf*»a*f4 A W ard writer. $19.93. 1 R.C. Al­ into lake. For a better home for trailer camps or sites. T a All ( r f i l l i u f i a « 4 p p r a n t i A ttorneya Apartment. Daytona Beach. Ave Ph. FA 2 9776. len uted standard Type­ l i t P a r k A v en u e. S o u th K iv laf Clalaas o r D v a a a f i B. 58 acres, near Deltona, FA 2-4036. W i n t e r P a r k , F lo rid a A s a la st 4 al4 K ita tii writer. $51 95. Powell's Of­ 27. Special Services 3300 feet on Lake Monroe, P u b lish S e p t . II. IS * O c t . You a n d #*ch of y o u a r t flca Supply. 117 3!agno11a. h a r a b y n o t l f l a l a n l r#*j l i r i f 9. For Sale or Rent I. 10. ISSI. 4000 feet Highway frontage. WASHING Machine Service. FA 2 3842. to p r s a o n t a n y claim # An I 1aCDM-ll t umi'nihli-, Full Powrr, Air Condi* Ideal for subdivision, boat m a u l s w h i c h you. o r • I t h s r AVAILABLE Oct. 1st. 3 Bed­ INVESTMENT k REALTY Free estimates on repairs, tiimina. Nr<* Tirr* And l.lkr-N*w l . l t f i A l , NOTICE of you* m a y ha vs a i a l n a t tha yard, etc.. Owner will be USED ROYAL S t a n d a r d rooms, Da baths. Air-Con­ 7610 Hiawatha. 322 7363. 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 t i t l e s See Hide Condition. Our I’rir* • • t a t # o f EMfar D. J o h n s o n in Florida last part of Oct­ Typewriter. $12.50. Powell's Tha T a x Collaotnr of S e m i ­ also k n o w n • • E. D J o h n s o n , dition k heat. Kitchen equip­ te C o u n t y , F l o r i d a w i l l r a ­ d#c#ai ««], l ini:a of *4 11 O i u t i I f , ober. Office Supply. 117 Mag­ IXJTS ped. Deep well, iprinkling Air-Conditloninp: ise bide a t lha o f f l c a o f to t h a C o u n t y J u J s # o f Hemi* Ira n i J , Polgar, Box 215, H. B. POPE CO., INC. nolia FA 2 58U. MAYFAIR SECTION t)st<m , beautiful yard. $123 hb L O altow ar In t h e nol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , »t hi* Rye. N. Y. u r t h o u s e e t hanford . F l o r - o fflca In t h a co u rt hou * * of Several nice building sites per mo. loj Lake Dot Dr. 2U 0 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 l, up t o 5 :M P. M, T h u r a . •ahi County at S-infonl. l4"h»rSIN G ER left, with good terms. Day FA 2 8<tx> or Night y, S e p t e m b e r J4. t l ’II f o r U a . w ith in di eah iih r Piano Tuning and Repair SLANT needle sewing ma­ HIGH SCHOOL SECTION 3 BEDROOMS, t'4 bath. ■ fo llo w in g : m o n t h s f r o m th# t t m a of lha FA 2 8551. Srilan*. Both With l ’o***r. Otic Hu* C 4 | f* llrm lttance and c o n t r o l f lra t p u b l i c a t i o n of th l« no* chine. Repovvessed, ill per­ 21 large lots, all for $9U)*j.im Screened porcli, Built-in W. L, Harmon — FA 2-4223 Air Conditioning. Taku Your Pick v l U a f f ^ Itrg lalrr f o r Tog, l l u a t tics. T w o yf CdMh 4 Iaim f> ROOM Hoitne. h!7 Cntulinu. fect condition. Zig zags, but­ with only to*# down, bal­ rnnge. $300 down. $67.00 Fur Only I # # # # a n d k-ilea T*a C ollect Iona. o r i f am an tl s h a ll h# In w r i t in g , Bps* I f l c a t l o n a for th!* e q u l p - an>l a h a l l s t a t s th# p U « yf M. G. HODGES ton holes, monograms, etc. ance monthly, month. No quulifying. H36 m t c a n ba o b t a l n a d In the f l | 1 4 t n c a a n d p>«t o f f l c a a l - 12. Real KnUI c Fur Sale Guaranteed- Bal. due only Lot imtn n Circle North. lie* of J o h n I* G a l l o w a y , d r s s s o f th # c l a i m a n t , a n l PLUM BING HUBERT A. WILLIAMS a C o l l e c t o r , Sem inole r n u r i . s h a ll b o $56 26 or pay $ii 16 monthly ECONOMY HOME s w o rn to h> tha I^initdele. Lonirwood Fla. • WELL* DRILLED F l o r i d a . In th e C o u r t h o u s e , c l a i m a n t , h i s a* * n t, o r Attor* 2 Heilronm Masonry Home. Realtor with good credit. For free • PUMPS SERVICED n ford, F l o r i d a . nay an«.| acefimpunltd by * fith o m e trial call Orlando col­ Very Good Condition! Total Raymond Lundqubl, As so. III.Is t o h« enclosed In a In it f#s o f tins il snIS.ii r a n l such AND INSTALLED FH A - VA , 1,0 e n v e l o p * plainly m a r k ­ cla im o r d e m a n d n o t »u flitd lect 211 9568. Price only $6730—$230 down FA 2-3931 Atlantic Hank BUg • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS on t h e o utald*. BID I h l l • bail bo t o l d . lin e III I hr 4 Iraiim l III T u d ii . Duly and balance $160)) per ASSUME payments of $65.70 GOVERNMENT HOMES • FREE ESTIMATES ■:MITT A MCE VSD C O V T I IO L A lbort N HU* 2nd HAND Refrigerator*. 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS -hi 1ST E l l , o p a n S e p t e m b e r -7. As alminlfltf 4U>r of tha month, taxes and insurance per month on 3 bedroom. CALL FA 2 6017 T. V.'s k Electric Range* iy. tl l d a w ill b* o p e n e d by 1 AND 2 BATHS Kst.lt*) nf included. 1 hath Home. Chain link hn U G a l l o w a y , T ax C o l l a c t . l'AOLA ROAD K lftar 0 jd lin in n , a I Furniture Center. Mo*t Kil chcns Equipped , In hie o f f i c e In th# C o u r t NEAT AS A PIN known ns U. Il# JoliriS'in. fence around yard. $1030 use. S a n f o r d . Florida, at Down Payment From d sfcoussd extra for 20 months. May LAWN SERVICE 17” Plltl.CO portable TV oo A M . F r i d a y . S e p t e m b e r P u b l i s h : A u v 2’J Je j. 12. Centrally located 3 bedroom 2 bat la home FRA apprais­ 1». 1943. In good condition. 322*7980 be bought with or without $100 VA to $250 , n il Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ The r i g h t 1* r e a e n e d to C D L - 9 4 ed value $15,200, reduced With Air t oinlUioning. A Rare Huy fence. Can be seen at 212 isfaction guaranteed. Ph. its* a n y Irreg u larities or FHA I V, 17” Zenith $50. Rem­ to $13,900 with $430 down. M in i r. o»* t i-i'i.it■vi tos Palm Place, Sanford or h n l c a l l t l e a In bids a n d t o EA 2 1817. At tAJW MONTHLY ington Typewriter 115. Eirev o n T i ) itr.r.n l a d a n y ali i all hits. This is a Beauty! With call 323-0719 for further in­ l * r r , 1II-1I *1 I"Iii r 1<118 * (' n IIII f * JilllN U lU IJM W A T . PAYMENTS stone cabinet Roller $15. I'REE SERVICE. Expert tree separate dining room and formation. M f i» i» » T lV COIsLECT Uit SK II IEXCELLENT LOCATION'S FA 2 2909. service. Reasonable rates. W T I C B Id HKUIOJY GIVS O L E C U l ' NTT. K L O K IU A —oh! Call for appointment Many More — 11! .Month GW Warranty On All KN Tlmt E A, fluid# 1Hi iblls’i S e p t . IS, 19. I9<i3. 3 BEDROOMS, t'a baths. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 6 year* experience. Free BEADY MIX Concrete, win­ now. h a l i e r o f t h e fo llo w ! u n rtl>M-«1 Our Reconditioned Cam. Swimming pool Furn. or estimates. Ph. FA 2 4377. f U a t « h u # f t l t j #a!4 c # r t l f l c * t t dow sill*, lintels, steps, W>- Can Qualify You For vt.uiMM.t: r n r v n )i«»»m» far tax <l«#*t to h# t> ed unturn 121 Lake Dot Dr. blocks, wind, cement, rock, o»- t i M i v n « 9 : \ T fh*r*ri*». Th# cirtlfl ’-tt# One i)f These Out)landing WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, Smiland. Stemper Agency S . l l r . ■( I'u k ll* I I * * , l a g b«r a n l y«ar or i#» pipe, steel, grease traps, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Home Buys In Minutes! T.> w h o m it m»y «<nic*r»: <le*erlptlon of th# dry w«db, stepping *tones. LOVELY 2 Bedroom blink Al! Types and Sizes HKAL1UR - INSUHUR Tti* h d n t n o t * C o u n ty l)**arJ m«J th# name in n hie *f *111 litii.l * W48 *j■»«tacuj 4r# a• fM1 Mirada Concrete Co. ilumc with separate din­ | For Complete InfuririalHin, FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ase We Repair atul Service p j b l t c h * » r t ii g to « l* l# rm ln # Cert Iflcat# No, III of 309 fclin Ave. FA 2-5751 ing ruum. Large screened S T I N E Sec Or Call Your th* |i')»*U»li:ty of granting a U # u ARC« 1941 LAKE MARY l)e»vrl|»|jini wf I ' m i i r r i ) $ , ,,, i»t * x c * p ( l o 0 to Hi* Z n cast pores). Un'ali'il oil Machinery and Supply to . ER1GIDAIKE used I rimer. $50 ATTRACTIVE, Modern 2 tig Itr sh tat Ion* In " A-1 s»n* L i t # 9 * W Illk. 24 Cl FH A - VA large corner lot wilh fruit, 207 W. 2nd St. EA 2 6432 (,» p e r m it Hi* I n s t a l l a t i o n a m i Wlki«f UiilBCf Excellent condition. Call bedroom cement b l o c k SALES BROKER ____ M O T O R S I INC oak k magnolia trees, 2 o p e r a t i o n o f »n i . p b x l t p l a n t • heft H a t U o o k 2 1‘ i w t * 1U | Mrs. Gieluw FA 2 2611. I w > me, lakevicw A lake SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ fur a * p * ctfl« l P*t*r»l tn t*r- 113 t l « Car garage. By uwuer Pb. Na$n« In which iia iim l Al­ ataig l’ruj*ct f*r * lim it) t privilejes $12,501) 2 Bed tios, etc. Free estimate. P h .! FA 3-4199. I ni, , , r*'iu«*t<a by in* Mac- bert V Bruwa, Heir*. Alt tjf With purchase uf Blue Lustre, Stenstrom Realty 322-3506. room furn. within walking A , p i n t : C o r p on th * f o l l o w ­ ► a!<1 p r o p e r l y bdliitf !*$ the I rent Electric Carpet Shaming .tr.-rU»«-t p-,pr.-:y: Urg County of demthole- d ia l# of dlslince uf slorev k school. JOHN E. FOX Rial Kdute—Mortgages pooer fur only Si per day. Klorbla. t*nle>« euch cwrtfff* i , ..Ot f t TS n Mt ■ - * * TRACTOR Work, Mowing, Fruit tree*. $55ou. Call fur REALTOR IS-tM -lniS, ru n k t« N I t / " ' cal# e bat! (>v rf.I#cf»t»‘ 4 av rl* Carroll’s Furniture. appointment. nu N. Park Ave. 523u559 | 111 X. Park Ave. 322-2420 disk, blade. FA 2-7664. r u n NC at ar»4 N I n c to 1A Af th# p r o p e r t y it*#* .VCU HU Kavenna Park FA 2 7495 B/W A'*L l i l t lu w It \ \ 1-4 t r t L«*t In su c h CarUflCAt# will GKHR REALTY *t t»i 1i# r rutt SK alu id W*#rlr R / W ti# #0 14. to th# FOR SALE BY OWNER. 3 FA 2-2877 FA 2 3829 FA 2 8360 *29, A utom obile S ervice MtEENBRIAR FA 2-3561 | . ) l a pt E o f P u ll, r u n W At th# f r o n t J - r of th # d • m i­ Bedrooms, 2 balh>, Ela. Evenings tiol# l" •m u y Court llau #4 t t Choice lots utailshle ill IV HtiU AUTO GLASS « ti«ld room, large living room. far* l. KL irLU. -il tli* fir#l 3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths, Fla. r u o i i c fc#ar tug will (irrenhriar of l.iwh Arbor • to n ■•r* (•ety <*«m mi# aim U >h lA> m a m (h« H i of In NEW 2 alory II oiim l bed In th * C overlooking gulf course. 323-0082. 125 E. Coleman room. Eeucvd yard A pa­ INSTALLED 'j 42. whl ch It th # 7th lloam . C o u r t lloo##. tUnfurAi, ob#r. Custom bn iIdIn sr In your rooms, l la bath). lairge Circle. 4 I'tiZ iIajt of Oct. >btr n*; tio. Well landscape I i*h FlorIJa. o n ?» R A M B L E R Senltarik Gians and Faint *pec if leal im». Grccilbriar of living room k dining area. ■ r :::•$ i* M f t a l t o o n th # r « * lU U t1 d ay it it 322-1172. Ill W. Woodland Company detcloprd by vu»a*t. m a. »tl»r a* IN DEBARY. 2 Bedroom,, 2 Den, patio k breeze way. Dr. s i m l a v l * C a a a t y tiv*r-4 u( (Official COtk t St,, i 210 Magnolia Ph. EA 2-1622 baths, 2 utilities. School bus garage. On Uk lots In Lake kINGSWOOD A rthur IL ID ik w Ilh , Jr. A 4Ju*t»>« At Ill'll.DEKS i x r . By william C. Ha lha <•It, NEAR Panin .School; new 7 service, $9,950. $500 .town r l* r k rir'-ult Court Mary. Central hi'a tin a duct laical automobile dealers of­ SHOP DOWNTOWN SANFORD 6#mlno1* County, rin rlt* Chairman N 202 Fairmont Dr. room home, l acre lot. I'h. Balance to suit purchaser eil for Air Condition fer their b« >t buys in Herald PuMiC, a i f l. j, II, If, 1), O il r«MI)h S.pU If. lal? I A 2*8071 FA 2-3178, FA 2-067'J* 3J2-8-BJ. U)l. .» E A 2 63 Vi. CDM-ll claasiliui divpiay ads, \ i Legal Notice Gravely Tractor Sales & Service VA FHA Jim Hunt Realty Stenstrom Realty Government Need A New Car? Owned Homes Legal Notice Stenstrom Realty Jim Hunt Realty A SO U TH W A RD 62 Pontiac Bonneville *3195 (2) 62 Rambler Ambassador 60 Buick Le Sabre Sedan *1595 58 Chrysler Imperial *1095 OTtlwnplufE PONTIAC B U IC K !F 3 -ff* I i �2 % g>mtfort> ijm tUi C O U N TY N E W S tion repeated the P arent's Prajrer to open the meeting after which the group was extended welcome by hire. 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 Sldlik, fifth nod sixth grade teacher and Ferdinand Duda Sr., ■ p a r­ Members of the organisa­ ent 9f Teachers were Introduced by E. L. BeUborn, principal. Bcllhorn announced that Sept. 30 la the deadline for pupils to receive school in­ surance and also advised milk or orange drink will be available for students, as de­ sired by the parents. It was reported that arrangementa have been made for one teaeher of the school to visit other schools for one day during each month tor the esehange of idea* on methods, materials, progress and activities. Substituting for the absent teacher on that day will be Mrs. John Duda Jr. Date for the school'a an­ nual Halloween Csotume Par­ ty was set for Oct. 30 and the motion of Mrs. E. L. Bellhorn to donate $25 to Educa­ tional TV waa approved. President Goodman, on behalf of the entire group, publicly thanked Mrs. C.W. fc d itio n PAGE 12 THURS., SEPTEMBER 19, 1968 Slavia PTL Holds Opening Meet The first meeting of this school te rn tor tin S t Luko’i Christian Day School Parent* Toother Louts# of SUvia waa Said Monday night at the school with President Hobart Goodman presiding. Other officers serving this poor are Mrs. Margaret Brad* gfeav, vice president; Mrs. te ta n ia Eidrldge, secretary and Mrs. Mary Ann C buta Roberts M the donation of a new electric atove tor the kitchen which is a recent ad­ dition to facilities at the school. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting by members of this month's refreshment committee who were Mrs. Jerry Arndt, Mrs. Ivan Jskubcln, Mrs. Brad­ shaw, Mrs. Goodman, Mrs, Ferdinand Duda Sr., Mrs. Charles Eldridge. Wilson PTO Votes Against Merger By Mrs. M. L. first meeting of the school Members of the Wilson I year held last week with HerSchool PTO of Paolo voted t a r t Muso, president, hi against merging with the charge. Monroe School PTO at their I The meeting w n opened Moose Chapter Rummage Sale PTA Opener Leaves Scheduled S a n f o r d Chapter 1401, Women of the Moose, will sponsor a rummagw sale on Friday and Saturday of this week in the vacant building a t 1003 W. 13th S t m t in Goldsboro. Bala hour* will be from 0 a.m. until 0 p.m. on Friday and frem 0 a.m. until sold out on Saturday. Large collection* of good used clothing and household article* will tie available aa well aa a wide assortment of odds and ends such as dress patterns, vases, whatnots, hric-a-hrac, ashtrays a n d many other items. General chairman of the propect la Mra. Edward J. Jjiccy. Proceed, will benefit the Chapter'* General Fund which gnra In part to help support Moose heart, the or­ phanage, and Moosehaven, the retirement center for the aged, with the remainder to lie used for local work among the children and aged. Parents Breathless with prayer by Jam ee Mur* ray, principal. In other taataeea the p o o p voted to live $1$ to Clerk Mann, school custodian, tor use to beautifying the school grounds. Chairmen appointed v e r a Mra. Charlie Smith, hallowren; Mra. Clyde Boteiteon, membership; Carl Anderson, hospitality; Joe Foy, pro­ gram, and Mra. Buddy Thom­ as, publicity. • Murray, speaking briefly to the membership, spoke on tbe importance of the school child eating to the lunchroom. He also explained the new sys­ tem of report cards and ad­ vised that one day a week would be set aside on which the children could purchase savings stamps. He introduced the school secretary, Mrs. Helen Stap­ ler, and teachers, Mrs. Jam es Murray, first grade; Mrs. M'Llaa Benton, second grade, ami Mrs. J. C. Sikes, third and fourth grades. The lunchroom Is under the supervision of Mrs. Roy How­ ell Jr. who la assisted by Mra. Pat Paterson. Tentative plans for the an­ nual Halloween Carnival to be held this year on Oct. 28 were made with details to be announced at a later date. It waa 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. By Jaoe Cu m ta r r y Mrs. Charles Dome an­ Parents attending the Ly­ nounced that there will be man High School PTA meet­ a School of Instruction spon­ ing Tuesdaj night were left sored by tha County Coun­ breathless and many decided cil on the various phases of track shoes should hava been PTA work on Monday, Oct. In order as they dashed from 21, from 9-12 a. m. at the building to building going Casselberry C o m m u n i t y through an abbreviated ver­ Methodist Church. sion of their child's schedule. The new prtoepal, Carhon With tho addition of the Henley, told those present of new science and music wings, the new facilities that have facilities sre more wide­ been added enabling the spread than ever. Each teach­ school to offer additonal er was given five minutes to courses and introduced mem­ give parents a brief resume bers to tha faculty. of plans for the year before the 1)4*11 rang for changing were Kenneth Plans tor the annual Hal- Introduced classes. Joween Carnival at the Lewis, principal and teacher Prior to the classroom Osteen School to be held on tor the fifth and sixth grades; visitation, a brief business Saturday, Oct. X, wero made Mrs. Frank Tart, third and meeting was conducted by a t the first meeting of the fourth grade teacher; Mrs. Mrs Joseph Pavelchak, pres­ Osteen Parent-Teachers Asso­ Elisabeth Motes, second and ident, in lha auditorium ciation bald recently at the third teacher and Miss Oml Rev. Del m at Copeland of Sumner, first grade school with Ernest Skinner, Lee the Casselberry Community president, In charge of the teacher. By Jaa# Casselberry Methodist Church gave the The meeting wasopened taslaete session. Installation of offlcera will devotional and Mrs. R. T. Mrs. John Tatum Jr. ac­ by Mrs. Albert Pel), devo­ Mllwce led the group in ting­ take place at file first meet* cepted the appointment as tional chairman, with the tog for this year of the Eng­ ing America. geoaral chairman of the car­ leading of the Ten Com­ The budget of $300 for the lish E s t a t e s Elementary Mrs. T art’s nival and will announca de­ mandments. year was voted on and ac­ School PTO to be held next OSTEEN SCHOOL FACULTY member* are, from left, Kenneth Lewla, b ited plans tor the event in room won the room count. cepted as submitted by Jam es Tuesday at 8 p m. in the principal and teacher for fifth and sixth grades; Mra. Elizabeth Moses, A social and get-acquainted the near tutor*. Rirkenmeyer of the ways auditorium of the South second and third grade teacher; Mrs. Frank Tart, third and fourth grade Member! of the faculty hour followed the meeting. snd means committee. It in­ Seminole Elementary School teacher and Miss Oml Lee Sumner, first grade teucher. (Herald Photo) cluded funds tor the follow­ at Casselberry. ing Items: Convention, $113; Officers to be Installed sre Short course, $13; hospitality-, Mrs. Charles Deneen, presi­ $23; stationery, $13; budget dent; Sira. J . R. Legg, first i for next year, $73; year book, vice president; Sirs. Marty Classes for school children $23; project, $t00, and two Seilnfreund, second vice pres­ of the Central Florida area scholarships, $100. ident; Mrs. Dale Beebe, re­ will reopen fur the season The group voted to make cording secretary; Mrs. E. By Doras Estes next Tuesday at the Central school beautification the main N. DeBoer, corresponding se­ By Mrs. Adam Mailer munlty real estate values. Plana were made tor a Florida Museum and Plane­ project tor this year. cretary; Feet Lytle, treasur­ benefit card party at the Waltera advised that through By Donna Fate* Moyer pointed out that there Advantages of locating a urs between 700,(K)fr-7r>0,OOQ tarium. 810 East Rollins Ave­ The Band Booster# will er and Mrs. Walter George, first meeting of the current new commercial bank to be- arrangements with area banks The written resignation of Persona Interested In find­ •ponsor a dance at tha school assistant treasurer. veterans in the state with the nue in Orlando. Bary ware explained last Fri­ a market would be assured season of Dor Auxiliary Unit ing out more about the bond Commander David Wentworth Last year more than 23.000 after the football gams Fri­ Principal Morris Ruby will to American Legion Old day for members of the Do- for all money on deposit to majority not being affiliated lasue to he voted on in a spe­ was submitted to the general Bary Chapter 84, American insure adequate earnings for with any veteran* organisa­ student hours were spent in day night. Mu-ic will b# pro­ Introduce members of the Glory Post 183 held Monday cial election In November are membership of American Le­ the Museum and Us Maitland vided by “The Explorers", teaching staff and Mrs. Den- night at the Post Home on Association of Retired Per- the local bank. tion. sn Orlando band. Research Center facilities. cen will introduce chairmen Prairie Lake. •ana, by E. Z. Walters, who The chapter's business invited to attend a luncheon gion Old Glory Post 183 at the In other business, reports The Athletic Boosters ask ol standing committees. Rotated out that having the meeting, first of the new sea­ to be sponsored by the Or­ first meeting of the 1083-84 were given by Chambers, serv­ Hours at t h e museum, The card party, to benefit Tha proposed constitution '.he ehildren'a welfare and tan k would Increase com- son, was conducted by Mra. ange County Council of Re­ season held Monday night at ice officer, on the repuirs re­ which reopened to the general ed for help in the concession publican Women to tie held the Post Home on l’rairle stand* and parking cara at and by-law* will be present­ rehabilitation fund, wilt be Charles Ulrich, president, cently completed on the Post public on Sept. 10, are from ed and other important issues held at 8 p. m. on Oct. 34 who appointed Harry Uell as Thursday, Sept. 2*, at noon Lake. 10 a.m, until 3 p.m., Tuesday the football games. Hume. Chambers also reported It was the opinion of the chairman of the nominating at the Mt, Vernon Inn in Win through Friday, and from 2 R. T. Slilwee announced for the Interest of the school membership that the resigns- on recent aid extended to p m . until 3 p.m. on Saturday ihat representatives front lha will be discussed. All par­ with Mrs. Nance Russell serv­ committee. Mrs. Ulrich also ter Park , John Stllwcll of Orlando should he refused until such needy veterans In the area. county school office will pre­ ents are urged to attend the ing a t chairman and Mra. asked Howard .Middlelon and and Sunday. Minty Warren as co-chair­ Announcement was made of Earl Merrill to report at the will apeak un the issue. A time ns Wentworth appears to the American Legion Central Exhibits are open free to sent a panel discussion on meeting. man. schools and the county school graduate uf the University of explain hie action before the Future meeting* of the Oct. 11 meeting un three dir­ Members of the Unit were Florida Conference to he held the public at all times with­ system at the next PTA Tho Bear Lake H o m e ectors to be voted on at the Georgia, he la active in local executive board or at a gen­ PTO will be held on the se­ requested to donate toward! in the above stated hours. Sept. 28-29 a t Memorial Post meeting to be held Tuesday civic and church affaira and eral meeting of the Post. cond Tuesday of each month the project to help make it Demonstration Club will hold annua! meeting to be held at 71 In Lake Wales. All niern- Small charges are made for Nov. 19. is in the insurance business. Conducting the meeting In with the exception of Jan-„ , ■ succesf. The public, a* the public planetarium dem­ its opening meeting of the the Dettary Manor Nursing liers urn urged to attend. The object of the council I, the absence of Went worth was uary when the meeting will „ „ „ u ,, AullIUry , w{ Home on Highw ay 17 92. onstrations which are sched­ A letter was read from John current club year at 8 p.m. l« un the fourth Tuesday. Po„ t i4 lDvitcU (0 lUemJ At this lime members will to promote un informed elect Ken Moyer, past district six Haynes, hoys state represent- uled for 2:30 p.m. and 3;3o Beat Tuesday at the home of tour the Manor and will have urute through political educa­ commander. p.m. on Sundays. Children Mrs. Grace Ambacber, stive sponsored hy Uid Glory Mra. J. L. Dulllns, 3322 Holli­ as their guest speaker, John tion am| to Inciease the ef Moyer, wha I* rn-chalrman under six are not admitted to president, announced that Post, which expressed his ap­ day Avenue, Forest City. Jenkins, administrator of the forts of women in the cause of of the American Legion Hur* the programs. completion of the slate of All ladles of tho commun­ home. good government through ac­ vry Pull of Vrtrruns for the preciation for having been appointive officers is expect­ chosen by the Post for this ity who are interested in State of Florida, to he held It was voted to hold future tive political participation. ed within the week. honor, Chuluota Cub Scout Pack teaming the latest hornemnk- meetings of the chapter at Reservation, may he made frum January through March, Mrs. Lillian Cox and Miss Ing techniques developed by the Recreation Hall of the with Mrs. Irene Ilnih-y or appointed William I„ Cham­ Haynes will he invited to 235 spent two hours last Sat­ Ruth Moore were recently ■peak before the Post at a fu­ atate extension service spec­ DeRary Fire Station on Colo- Mrs. Grorge I'limtcy of Win bers to serve as sub-chairman DeBary's Duplicate Bridge elected executive committeeurday afternoon touring an ture date. ialist! are Invited to attend. mba Road. ter Park. Club played 11 tables directed women. for Seminole County. area drive in restaurant after Two guests, Frank Stuedle Guests Included Mrs. Mildwhich they were treated to hy Howard Middleton at this ami 1'hlllip Hurkhurdt, of Post free hamburgers. French fries, week's meeting held Tuesday dred Moyer, past district six Registration* for a d u l t 33, Union, N. J., were welcom­ at I p. m. tn the air-condi­ classes in Beginners and Ad- soft drink* and milk shakes. tioned Recreation Hail of the secretary and Mrs. Frank ed. Stuedle and Mrs. Phillip On the tour Ihe boys saw The next meeting will be vanca French still are being DeBary Fire Station. Rurkhirdt of the Auxiliary belli on Oct. 21 at 8 p. ni. at accepted, Mrs. Gecrge Stub­ operation* of ths ie* making Winners were NS. first, By Donna Rates high and elementary schools. coming to Florida. For the lose with a BA degree. She the Post Hume. bing*, instructor, announced machine and huw the potatoes Mrs. O. N. Lackey and Mrs. Unit of Post 33 in Union, N.J. Ten new teachers have who now reside in Cassel­ Mrs. Marcella Ollitf, also past two years she has been hat four year* experience. were fed into the automatic today. Edwin Warhter; second, E. berry. been added to the staff at teaching second grade, is a serving as a teacher sub­ peeler then washed, sliced, The classes, which are open Mrs. Arietta Coberly, who Z. Walters and Mr*. Charles Longwood Elementary School graduate of the University of stitute in Seminole County, The next regular meeting to all resident* of Seminole drained snd blanched before Daglia; third, Myron Accardi, was county music teacher thin year. Florida and has six years Her husband practices medi­ will be at 8 p. m. on Oct. being cooked for serving. C o u n t y and surrounding and Mrs. Loretta Munson. 21 at Ihe Post Home. Mra. Katie Peacock, se­ experience teaching kinder­ cine in Sanford where they last year. It now teaching They were fascinated by the fifth grade. She has taught arras, will be held at the Lake Tied tor fourth and fifth were cond grade teacher, is a g a r t e n and elementary make their home. in Florida six years .nut in Mary E lem entary School with huge grill which turn* nut Mr. and Mr* Middleton and specialist in leaching reading grades. .She resides m San­ Teaching fourth grade l* Ohio for three year*. Her tho Beginners Class set from 38 hamburger* every four Mrs. Frank Austin ami Nor­ and holds a Rank 1 slate ford. Mrs. JoAnn Copeland. Mr*. lly Jane Casselberry husband works in the coun7 until !0 p.m. on Monday minutes and by the machine man Meyer. certificate. She is a graduate The new third grade teach­ Copeland's husband I, a ty surveyor's office. American Legion Post 238 night* and the Advance Class that adds ketchup, mustaid EW, first. Mrs. C. R. An­ of the University of Florida er It Mra. Frances Ring who roach at Lyman. They are Mr*. Ruth Fuller, fifth of Casselberry and tho Auxil- from 7 until ID p.m. on Thurs­ and other trimmings to the drews and .Mrs. George By Shirley Wentworth and ha* nine years leaching had flva years experiences from Tennessee where she sandwiches. grade teacher who rcsidcs j i»ry Unit will resume month­ day night*. Crokae; second, Mrs. M. L. The Besr Lake Community '•■'wrienco to both Junior teacluug in Illinois before graduated frum Relhel ColMr*. 3t. J. Davis, den mo­ in North Orlando, taught 32 ly meetings this Friday at Vatu-nun and Mrs. Frank Club will^ hold its first meet­ The courtes are sponsored years in Indiana before com­ N p.m. at the Wormin'* Club under direction of the Semi­ ther, report* that the group Holder; third. 3!r*. Harry ing of the season at 8 p. in. ing to Florida. She attended Building un Overbrouk Dr. nole County Adult Education returned to Chuluota with j SeIlob in<J Arthur \VheatIcy today in the Florida Power St. Francis College in Fort after a summer recess. Department. Only coat* in­ full alomsi-h* and a keen in­ and fourth, Mr*. Thornton Corporation Employes Clut Wayne, In d , and is a read­ Member* of tha organisa­ volved are the $2 registration sight in the restaurant bu*i Smith and Mr*. R. W. Ack on Big Bear Lake. ing specialist. tion* are reminded that it is fee and cost of the textbook*. no*." erman. Presiding will he William Mrs. Adrienne Gregory, time to renew their member­ G. Carpenter, new president, Registration fur either class ft? fifth grade teacher, taught ships so Hist they can meet may be made this week by who has announced that t!i* three years in Atlanta She the DH> per ii-nt quota. club will be rcorganired at calling Mr*. Stubbing! at her is a graduate of Florida Legionnaires are urged to hume or at tha opening ses­ today's meeting and that *ugSlate University in Talla­ attend this first meeting and sion of each class next week. The Rollins College School ee“ ltmi *•» to » "c a success hassee and resides in Sun- get the new srason off to a uf General Studies will again c‘u** 7*®r he presentland. Her husband is a min­ good start. Mayor Fred Heuth of Casoffer qualified adult* in the before Hus general mem­ ister in Sanford. All wives, daughters, m o ­ Z, t c l b e r r y ho* asked all eittien* community the opportunity to bership. Mist Ruby Booth has thers, snd sisters *t Legion­ _ Of the town to review Ordi-1earn college course credits on taught 28 years in Florida, naires are invited to juin the An outdoor Community MrK'* ,s wh,fh t* rt" ,n* to tll« “Sunrise Semester" in rooprrincluding 11 years in Semi­ auxiliary. nam e Mill to- In-’.I at unlawful discharge of firearms atlon with a local television nole County. She Is a gra­ toe N orS Ortamlo R e la tio n j - b i n the town limit,. j station. duate of the University of area this Saturday beginning I Copie* of the ordinance will Beginning next Tuesday, Florida and Is teaching sixth By RhbVy Wentworth at 8 p m. Caller will be j he posted at the city halt, the New York University will pregrade this year. Officials at Forest Lake post office and at Sheppards . sent two course* through the Also teaching sixth grade Don Clausen of Urtaado. Aeademy have announced a ' CBS television network—InIs Van C. Woodward who No charges of admission Drug Store. record eiirollment of 331 stu­ Ifeath, warning that the or- traduction to Ethic* and the graduated from the Univer­ will be made and tree instruc­ dents for the current sch>>ol dinance will be strictly enforc­ History of Art, Part I. The year. sity of Georgia and special­ By >fr». Adam Muller tions in square dancing also ises in elementary education. A public meeting will be will be available. Sponsors ed, said that many rriident* program will be telecast Mon­ The new boy* dormitory i* He has taught four years In held next Wednesday at the of the dance 1* toe North Or­ of the town already have reg­ day through Saturday from now to use and it housing Nahunta, Ga. and hit wife Recreation Hill of the De­ lando Civie Association which istered complaint* a g a i n s t 8.-3U-7 a. ni. over Channel 8, M hoyi while there are 75 ; WDBO-TV, also teaches in Seminole Bary Fire Station tor the pur­ will have refreshments for shooting in their area*. I girl* occupying the girls Many uf those making the Registration for the televlCounty. pose of discussing toning re­ rale. No alcoholic beverage* NEW TEACHERS ut Longwood Elementary School thin year Include, The music teacher is Mrs. solution* prepared by George will be permitted. complaints have agrved to co-. sion course* will be held in - Con.trucUon on the new seated from left, Mra. Ruth Fuller, Mra. Adrienne Gregory, Mian Ruby Nell Druedtng who bolds an W. Simmons Jr. of Jackson­ Plana for forming a Square operate with town official* in Rollins Park Av.nua School , 1 * dormitory l» scheduled Booth and Mra. Marcella Olliff; Mantling Van C. Woodward, Mra. Kutie FICU from Florida State Uni­ ville, planning consultant, for Dance Club for the village enforcement of the law and *111Building, Room IS, this Friday 110 get underway in January versity. Sh« resides in Cassel­ Commissioners of the (iftii will be made if euuugli cou­ -report, will bring immediate from 8-5 p. m. and this B*tur- Wltb ,,!»„* for n to he com P e a c o c k , Mra. France.* Ring, Mra. Jo Aim Copeland and Mra. Nell Drue ding. berry. plet are interested. Mra. Arietta Coberly wan not present for the photograph. (Herald Photo), j invealigauun, Heath warned. [ day from 9-11 O. m. [pleted fc, ^ Urm. district of Volusia County. Osteen School Sets Date For Carnival DeBary AARP Chapter Hears GOP Women To Hear Talk Talk On Bank Advantages On Bond Issue English Estates PTO To Install Officers Museum Seb Opening Date Post 183 Refuses To Accept For Students Old Glory Unit Plans Benefit Card Party 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 New Teachers Legion Groups Set Meetings Beor Lake Club To Reorganize r i* Free Square Dance bet DeBary Sets Meeting On New Zoning Shooting Law To Be Enforced In Casselberry Rollins Offers TV Courses 354 Enrolled At Academy �4 ® lj t > S m t f n r li WEATHER: Shower;*, locally heavy, ami rain through Saturday; high today in 80s; low tonight in low 70s. VOL. 36 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 Kill., SEPTEMBER 20. 196;$ SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 22 2 Sanford Navy Flyers Missing The Fighting Seminole*, like the skies, were weeping thli morning. The "ikinned f l e c t i o n ” of (he baseball dia­ mond at Municipal Stadium has not been resodded and the Semlnoles probably will he playing In a *'sea of mud" against Titusville t o n i g h t . ri Game time R p. m. • • • Florida Project Chairman Chuck Bose re­ DALLAS (UPI)—Dallas fi­ Filling two city commission Lungwood. Deadline for can­ ports all in readiness for a nancier Bedford Wynne »ald post* and three school trustee didates to file is Oct. 21. 9 rush of business Saturday All city voter* will he elig­ today he and other Dallas post*, t h r e e constitutional when the Jaycees hold their UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. ible to pass on the two city hi,sines* leaders are cons Id amendment*, a school tax levy fertilizer sale, proceeds to commission posts now held by cring building an amusement be used for community pro­ (HIM) — President Kennedy and a county question will Th.mms it. McDonald amt A. park near St. Augustine, Fla. runfiunt voter* in the Nov. 5 ject*. Telephone FA 2 J ill today called on the Commu­ L. Wilson. Deadline for candi­ nist world to bury the cold election. M erger T alked for free delivery-. City and county electors will date* is Oct. tit. war and engage the West In vote for the three school trus­ • • * WASHINGTON (UPI) — All city and county electors Sanford's T. E. Tucker was "a contest of achievement in­ tee |«'*ts und on the tux mil will he eligible to vote on the Northeast Airlines has dis­ luge. The present trustees are county question, approving closed It is considering merghost to 400Central Florida stead of intimidation.'' permissive legislation permit- ing with Trans World Air (l bankers at their annual meet­ Speaking before the 18th Ray Slaton and Dun Bales, of ting the county to purchase lines. If it is allowed to fly Sanford, and Fred Uistline, ing Thursday evening at Or­ General Assembly of t h e and offer a site for the pro­ to Florida. lando.Tucker was elected L'nttcd Nalinns which opened posed stute university for Hast representative to the execu­ here Tuesday, Kennedy said Central Florida. However, if Ju d g e s To Moot tive council of tho group. he welcomed such a contest TALLAHASSEE l UPI) this approval is given and if the Stute Board of Control se­ Florida Judges who try crim ­ SHADES OF TWILIGHT "between those who envision lects n Semin ids County site, ■ inal cases will meet here Sat­ ZONE: When Mrs. Berley a monolithic world and those special election fur a bond is­ urday to work out procedure* Monslrom left home Thurs­ who believe in diversity.” sue will he held later for flee- (or appeals by felon* seeking day morning she resided on • • • holders only. release from prison. Hillside Road In Forest City. For we believe, said the • • • When she returned a short All city nnd county voter* 22 C ubans L and MIAMI (U P I)-A large low time later from tha beauty President, "that truth is MIAMI (Ui’li - Immigra­ parlor she couldn't find her stronger than erro r—and that pressure system throw heavy will puss on three state consti­ street. It developed that dur­ freedom is more enduring rains and squalls with 30 to tutional amendments: A $75 tion officials say 28 refugees ing her short absence Hill­ than coercion. And in the con­ 40 mile an hour winds across million liond issue for higher from Fidel Castro's Cuba ar­ e d u c a t i o n , permitting the rived in Key West Thursday side Road had been changed test for a better life, all the south Florida today. State Recreation Council to Is­ on a Coast Guard cutter after to Palm Avenue. Tlie weather bureau said world can be the winner.” • • • sue bonds, nnd changing the living picked up at Dry Tor­ conditions were favorable lor Kennedy specifically out­ Junior High MYF of F.ben- lined the areas where the So­ "slow intensification” of the gubernatorial election date to tuga*. ezer Methodist Church is viet Union and the United troubled system which ex­ uti off-presidential year. sponsoring a skating party at School Supt. It. T. 31ilwee $270,000 Fire States, together with their al­ tended from (lie Yucatan • p. m. Monday at Meiodec this morning issued the fol­ Peninsula to the western Car­ CARACAS (U PI)—Officials lies could achieve further skating rink for the benefit lowing statement relative to of the U. S. owned Dul’ont tie agreement*, “agree­ ibbean, but would nut elabor­ of the church building fund the school election: Nemours Co. said today a fire ments which spring front our ate. Y'all come! The priticipul duties of trus­ set by Castor-Communist ter"We are s little hit ul.irinmutual interest in avoiding • • • ed. This area will be watched tees are to advise with school orists which destroyed their Lt. Jim Talmadge has taken mutual destruction.” officials and parents and to factory-warehouse here Thurs­ closely." a forecaster said. Referring to a speech made on a one-man fight against recommend the employment or day did $270,OOU .la in age. The forecaster said there Communism in our commun­ to the General Assembly was no definite circulation dismissal of members of the Thursday by Soviet Foreign ity. ilia one-page "Freedomcenter In the system, hut he instructional staff of the Ruling Delayed 1st llulleting" makes for in­ Minister Andrei A. Gromyko added that isolated squalls county. TALLAHASSEE il'I 'll — in which the Russian propos­ teresting and enlightening A person may qualify to run with winds up to to miles an Circuit Judge Ben Willis has ed an agreement with the reading. He covers everything hour had been reimrted in the for trustee by being nominal-1 . ■; mrd until next week a (ruin patriotism to gel-out* United States to ..I !>/ a petition sfguvu by m e ruling on contempt of court spL* raft. t ti *nla Key*. Must ui lux Ihe-vote to sage advice weapons from squalls were coming from the m"tB persons qualified to charges against tt.’> Negroes Kennedy urged that negotia against Communism. Gulf ot Mexico, he said. vote in the election. The prtf. arrested here daring weekend tors go bark to IK- negotiat­ • • • Small crali warnings were "hich signature,, are Seminole High Band mem­ ing table to work out practi­ btuiued rJclfll »n l' tU i and at Fla- *" he placed may ha ohlaitiou up in the keys bers have launched their an­ cable arrangements to this e Weather bti the County School office 4-\ j ] ^ J . k j p u l l t l i l l ,r mlngo. and Bu­ nual "Birthday Calendar” end. ...ip ,,, wa, in Sanford. Tho signed poll* * * In the field of space, Ken­ reau said the .csV i J rain’ * - mas, ........ ......... . tJ the ^ASilWS'S;1TON (UP 1 - 0Condrive to help finance their causing cloudin' out-of-town trips and other nedy said, where tho United County School Office no later M-rv alive Southern D e m o expenses. For a small con­ States and llu-sin have a spe­ as far north as Cape Ilatter than 15 duy* prior to the date erats were reported today as. tribution you can have your cial capacity, then* is room swinging to support of a pro­ One Miami station reported »f the election. name printed on a t9*d cal­ for new cooperation including posed Republican anti -pend­ endar and for a slightly high­ the possibility of a Joint ex­ measuring 5 0 inches of rain ing amendment to President tale yesterday and early to­ The mdif go requested by er gratuity you can obtain pedition to the umom Ki nnedy * $11 billion tax cut tile School llo uiil to be Voted day and .Mural lion in the • S t a calendar. A really novel hill. on is the same the llontd hud Pointing to the fact that Florida keys reported receiv­ idea to raise funds . . , and for the past two yeurs. In the everyone will need a UKU by resolution of the U.N. as­ ing 4.9 inches. district the millnge proposed O ffer Hailed calendar come Jan. 1 , . . sembly member nations had is 2.75 mills und ill the build­ KUALA LUMPUR. Malay­ foresworn any cluitns to ter­ which isn't too far away. ing utui bus reserve fund i sia (UPI) — Prime Minister ritorial rights in outer apace, mill, for u total of 3.75 in the Trngku Abdul Rahman today Oviedo football fans all are Kennedy asked rhetorically welcomed Japan's offer to special tax school district. laughing about the Lyman why inun'a first flight to the The qualifications for elec­ act a* mediator in the crisis undercover scout who wound moon should he a matter of tors tu volts in this election between the new nation of up in the hands of the law national competition, are; Must he residents of the Malaysia a n d neighboring TALLAHASSEE tl'P I) earlier (lit* week. An Ovie­ "Why,” Kennedy asked, Indonesia. do fan reported a "suspic­ "should the United States Lakeland Sen. Scott Kelly district, ia the statu fur one year, in the county for six , . said Thursday (toad Board ious" character in a car near and the Soviet Union, in prumonth*. Must lie properly irg.J u U n U H I t fJd C K U tl the Oviedo fuothall field. The ' paring for such expeditions, approval of the proposed youth explained to a deputy become involved In Immense Everglades Parkway was a istered or furnish legal evi- j UNITED NATIONS, N. Ysheriff he was scouting the duplicntloii* of te-.-aich, i .in­ "prime example" of the need ilenco of registration. Must (U PI>—Soviet Foreign Minis l*ny lax on leal or personal ter Audiei Gromyko's proOviedo varsity for Lyman for struction and expenditure? to reorganize the agency posal tor an iH-notioti summit "if highway construction in " ,tMa 11 e district. tonight's clash at Lyman. "Surely we should explore For those whu are not regconference on disarmament But the real laugh for the whether (lie scientists unit as­ Florida were under the guid­ Oviedouns, the scout was tronauts of our two countries- ance of a highway commis­ istered to vote, the registra­ in Moscow found generally spying on the junior varsity imlee.1 of all the world — sion who could remain in of­ tion books arc open from 9 warm support among UN a. m. until 5 p. m. on Monday delegates tislay. and not the varsity. c a n n o t work together in the fice from one governor's ad through Friday, und from y • «* * .-.imprest of spin sending ministration to the next,” lie mode ling of a portion of some day in this decade to Kelly said. "I am sure the a. m. until 12 noon on Sat­ the Sanford Manufacturing the muon, not the representa­ decisions on the Everglades urdays in the courthouse, San­ plant wilt be commenced tive of a single nation, hut loll road would have been ford, Oct. 5 will ho the last Monday to make way for (he the representative* of all hu­ made on a professional basis duy for registering and the Pinehreeze Sanford egg ope­ manity,'' rather than a political basis." registration office will he open until 5 p. m, on ttii* day. ration The egg plant will commence production with a JACKSONVILLE <UPI payroll of 25 or more in The federal government turn three-four weeks. cd $22 million over to Flor­ • • • ida Thursday in the form of a Oviedo football fans may little blue check representing obtain season tickets at the I* O It r A It T II L It . Tex hack fund* owed to Hie Road office of Mrs. Kirby at OVH. i (UPf) — About l,5«St homes Department for super high­ Will save going through that nestled behind a Hood imper­ way construction. one-window ticket line at the iled levee appeared safe to­ "We have a bit of plan* fur Full anti cumplete news itntl picloriul borne games. day. Emergency s a n d b a g the use of this,” said a grin­ • • • cov crime of Sentinttle County hi){h nchool crews were on standby alert. ning Gov. Farris Bryant a* hall this* tteuson U a.-vsuretl spurts fan.-* I»y The Vandalism icem s on the Civil dcfcn«c officials at he took the money from Fed­ upswing in Sanford. Nearly Sanford Herald. Port Arthur said it appeared eral Roads Administrator Ilex The Herald has. uujfmentod It* spurts de­ every day the police blotter the battle against the flood Whitten. "We can use the carries such reports, espe­ partment for thin very purptwe, to cover every triggered by the now-dead money " cially aimed at schools and angle of the gridiron sporl. Hurricane Cindy would be In addition to paying back churches. Veteran .spurts writer Julian Stenntrom, won, although caution was funds due in the federal-stale • • • newly appointed spurts editor tif The Herald, necessary at least through to­ funds for the interstate roads, From over the Rhine yet and »tiiff photographer Bill \ invent Jr. will day. the check represented the in comes this menu for the next cover tonight'is opener of Seminole High vs. auguration of a new repay­ Lions Club meeting: GehratTitusville here. ment system which will bring tene gans. sauer kraut, apfel Joe Warden Jr., another newly appointed more liquid fund* to Hie state kuchen, knackwurst. kartofHerald sports writer, and (stuff photographer treasury. fel salat, sal* kartoffel, roDavid Drown will he on hand to cover the Lyken bn*k, knob lauch, and man-Oviedo game at Lyman. LONDON <UPI I—Sir David kaffee bier, wein mil zigar And Herald reporter lloli Thomas Jr. will Low, Hie cartoonist who cre­ *vn. Ja wold! journey to Ocala today to give n find hand re­ ated the world-famous sym­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — • • * port on Crooms High's opening game there. bol of Britain's "Colonel The chief of Great Hiitaln’s A sage thought from the Monday's Herald sport* page will give Blimp," died Thursday night. defeusa stuff, Admiral Furl Lkin* Pause, and we don't you full coverage on these first football games Mountbutten of Burma, will He wav 72. mliwl stealing this: The tight tonight. He had been ill for tome adilrrc* Jacksonville Univcrskirts of prejudice shorten time, j -ity atU'Iciit* hero today. the steps of progress. Bury Cold War, City And County Kennedy Asks To Vote Nov. 5 RedsAtUN Rains, Squalls Watched By Miami Bureau Kelly Blasts SRB Approval Of Toll Road $22 Million Paid State Herald Fans Get Full Football News Makeshift Dike Holds Off Flood Cartoonist David Low Dies Mminthatten Cdr. Conrey, Lt. Garrett Feared Dead A flight crew of a Sanfordbased A.">I Vigilante attack plane wa* missing and preturned dead in the Mediter­ ranean Sea today billowing a crash while landing aboard the carrier I'SS Independ­ ence The missing crewmen were identified by the Commander of Heavy Attack Wing One as the pilot. Lt. Cdr. James Richard Conrey, 33, of 20111 llihi.ru* Court, and his bom­ bardier-navigator, Lt. Theo­ dore Carl Garrett, 32. Both were assigned to Heavy At­ tack Squadron One. Commander Conrey and I’lMWl’TAINS Billy lliRttins (8D) ami Buddy Lnwaon (111) will lead tha Lieutenant G jrrett were re­ "Fiffhtiwr Seminole*" tonight in the opening gridiron classic ngninst Ti­ turning from a routine train­ tusville at Memorial Stadium, (iamc time i* 8 p.m. (Herald Photo) ing mission when the acci­ dent occurred at ll:3o p m. (-hip's time) Thursday. The twin jet aircraft collid­ ed with the flight deck and was lost into the sea. An intensive air-sea search was immediately begun for the missing crewmen but neither i TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — was located. Commander Conrey. a set The senior circuit judge, of WASHINGTON (DPI) — the request of Mayor Albert eran <d more than tl years the Pasco.Pinellas circuit test­ President Kennedy counted to­ lloutwell, to receive their re­ of Naval service, lived lo­ ified today that ho advised day on two personal repre­ port on what is being done to cally with his wife. Phyllis; Repuldieuu Judge Billiard restore racial harmony, sens, Bryan, 7, ami Mike, 3, Kelly the day he took office sentative* to help restore ra ­ Selected by the President to an.) daughters Kit, 9. and that he might be impeached cial peace in IlirmiiiKlmm, Ala. try to bring whit* and Negro Ann. I. by the Democratlc-controllnl IU ruled out sending federal community leaders together in Prior fo deployment with Legislature if be didn't "to* troops tu the strife-turn city. llirminghnm worn f o r m e e Heavy Attack Squadron One, the line.” Tho President named the Army Secretary Keuncth C. Lieutenant Garrett ami his Judge Charles K. Leuven- two special mediators Thurs­ Itoyalt ami former West Point wife. Rosemary, and their good of Clearwater, also a day shortly before he met with daughter, Linda, 3, and son, Uvpuhlicnti, *ah! Kelly bad xevrn Negro leaders and ap­ football couch Earl H. Illalk. Royuli pud Blaik received Gregory, I, resided at MI lutd n "rough" campaign with pealed lor '‘restraint and reEast Wood lawn Drive. Mr*. u majority of the lawyers in ■ponsihilily" by ail ciUiens of immediate pledges of cooperution from both Bout well and Gregory now' resides with the two-county circuit oppos­ Alabama, the Rev. Martin Luther King relative* In Hahnville, La. ing his election. Kennedy also agreed to meet Jr., leader of the Negro dele­ Lieutenant Garrett's Naval 'The day lie took office, I Monday with five white civic gation who met with Kennedy. career covered 7' a years. told him he'd hud thu same leader* from Hinninglmm, ul Thee two Presidential appoint­ Heavy Attack Squadron type of campaign I hud hud ee* will go to Birmingham in One deployed to the Mediter­ eight year* hefora und tin* a few days. ranean Aug. ti alter a month host thing to do was let by­ King planned to meet today of operation off the East gones lit bygones ami fuiget with Justico Department offi­ Coast. it and work hard. cials to discus* tha Dirming“ I told him we had a Demoturn situation. i ruth* House, a Deinncinllc After tho 70-minute session WASHINGTON (UPI) — with Kennedy Thursday, King Senate und a Democratic Su­ preme Court and if he dhluT secretary of Stale Dean [lu*k revealed the President suhi too the line, hu was liable tu opens a major new round of he would not resort to usu of diplomacy today which will troop* while new step* were he impeached.” ltd* testimony caused a spaa several week*, involve being taken by local and fed­ SCARBOROUGH, Maine Gurry of consternation among ui or more nations, and eral authorities. (UPI) — An AWUL suitor si nature kitting a* judge nod chart future relations with The Negro leaders, who hud from Massachusetts accused jury to decide if Kelly sliouhl Kusiia. urged that federal troups ho Ituxk planned to meet with of slaying his mother and la* removed on House charges >cnt to the city, indicated that younger biother and critically of judicial tyranny nnd abuse Writ German Foreign Min­ they were satisfied with tho ister Gerhard Schroeder. lie wounding his father was ap- of power. President's decision to try a prcla-mlcd here curly tutlny at Sen, t lydo Galloway, l)e- also had a session scheduled different approach, a police roadblock. lunlak Spring-, asked if with Italian Foreign Minister * * # Police raid Stanley N. Gar­ Leuvcngood knew of any in­ Audio Plenum. BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (U PI) They are the first of 50 or field. 18, of Ftumingham, stance where the Senate hud — City official* and Negro tio foreign ministers ami sev­ Mass., readily confessed to influenced u circuit judge and, leader* appeared willing to­ tlio strangling of his mother. If not, why he'd give a new eral head* of slate Rusk will day to work with a two-limit •ee individually here and In Mis. Ruth T. Garfield, l.i, uud judge such advice. presidential team toward res­ iiis brother John, 9, ami the "I don’t know of any in- New York in coming weeks. toration of racial peace hero. The occasion for the new .hooting of his father, Robert floeti e tire Senate hu* ex­ "Wo welcome as a city and T. Garfield, 43. erted." I.cuvengnud replied, diplomatic round was .the a people tho cooperation of annual ceremonial gathering The youth will be arraigned "hut we are all politicians of foreign ministers from all Ianyone willing to understand here today ns a fugitive from und a fart’s a fact.” the city'* difficulties," said ju.t ice. Fiulninghuui police I.coveng'uel, on the stand over the world for tiie open Mayor Albert Boutvvcll of tho Inj of Hie United Nations arrived early today to return when an overnight recess was General Assembly in New team appointed by President hun to their jurisdiction. cnllcd Thursday, had testified Kennedy Thursday. Maine police said tho youth that Kelly challenged the as­ York. described the violence n. signment of ail criminal cu-r« "nomellling t hut bus been to Judge John II, llild ami coming to a boil for n lung asked that he he given in? time." A family dispolu ap­ ahum of them, U. s. f lin ii E parently liu<I been fomented by his marriage to a teen-age sweetheart. Go, M en Go Kelly Warned, JFK Rejects Use Of Court Told Troops In Alabama Rusk To Open World Talks Youth Arrested In Parricide Mon, and I ues. Night Specials! City Firemen Make 2 Calls City firemen made two runs last night, Chief Mack Cleve­ land Sr. reported today. A pan of grease caught fire at i>;3() p. til. Thursday at the Bill Hemphill residence, I2K South Elliott. An electrical short circuit caused a minor tduze at the Cities Service pump house at 3ul West Seminole Boulevard. Longwood O K ’s City Hall Bid tty Donna Fade* The Longwood City Council, meeting in continued session Wednesday night, ucteptcd Un­ hid of Robert I.. Farmer of Longwood to build the new city hall nnd fire house. Farmer's' bid wa* $11,825.. 5(1 with the city to supply all concrete material* and roof trusses. In other business a liquor license was granted to the Longwood Hotel and Bar. Delmoftico STEAK COMPLETE WITH ALL THE TRIMMINGS $P (tcmcmticr Our Friday Nig III Special FISH FRY CHILDREN Muter Solution NEWCASTLE, England uu Ho Hum! LONDON (UPI) — Lady ft P I )— A local -h o p -o w n ­ Aline Burnett faces a careless er noted sadly that liu-inrs* driving ehuigc next weak, but fe ll o ff when tile city pul she isn’t worried. She said she (lurking n iclrrs in (ran) of has hud a brush with the poL his store. H usinr-a ha* pick­ I ice fur every year she's been up ever sin ce he sta r ted d e. driving. Lady Aline, who is du eling the p o r tin g charge* hu, hns he, n a m otorist since I lorn the cuslum rr'a bill. jP.-*5. , Owned A Operated By .Maxine A Bob lialtruck Hwy. 1T-9I So. Sanford I 'l l . FA 2 -3 9 0 5 Tf � 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>, September 19, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8a8777139fd6085c6fd2d5f988b8e7df.pdf 2300b84f2800a6f052f0e53896360215 PDF Text Text e aea “r — v S S - M *■.—S u S s •_ South Planning tyre Help For Mentally III WHITE MON. TUES* WED. SULPHUR -> SPRINGS, W. Vi. (UPI>—a report aimed at Improving the South’! plana for the men­ tally 111 and retarded emphaailed today the need for deeentralliini treatment facilitlea. It apoke of the "abaolute Becciilty that we . . . take aervlce to the patient rather than uproot the patient In or­ der to take him to aerrice.” North Carolina Gov. Terry Sanford, chairman of the Southern Regional Education Board, termed the report a “platform for progress . . • that ean be of in-estimable value by providing ua an an c' Int and a perspective In fast-moving limes." “It is a distillation of the thinking of the SREB’a com mlaaion" that waa aiked by the conference to get to work on the problemi of menial liiaurder. The report, tilled “Com mltment to Health," outlined Hire# broad goala and apcdllc tasks to assist key elected of­ ficials and mental health lead ora in the 18 member atatea +1 the SREB, The three goala aet out in the report are to prevent mental disorders before they start; to provide the best pos­ sible cart for the mentally disordered, with special em­ phasis on early, uninterrupted treatment and care close to the patient’s home; and to help people strengthen the "‘emotional muscle" needed to overcome daily problems and occasional major crises. Sanford said that thinking about the mentally ill and re­ tarded has advanced consid­ erably since the conference initiated the special regional effort in 1953. The report "re fleets the big changes belter than any other single docu Bent," the governor said. Hospital wiles manager for Mackie Bros.; Mr. and Mrs. William Seig, from Chicago, and Mrs. Charles Hall, of ifci^ind. Standing are Charles H«H (left) anil John Kriiler, managers of DeLand and Sanford Chambers of Commerce, respec­ tively. (Herald Photo) DEI,TON A AND MACKLB KUOS. wore hosts over Lists weekend for 50 Cblciijm residents who flew in for n vinit at the new community across fjiko Monroe nnil a dinner-party Saturday even­ ing at Mayfair Inn. Seated, from the left, are Neil liahr, Miami, vice president and general K Planning Yugoslavia Visit MOSCOW <U1*1> - Soviet rift with Communist China. He has been vscstlonlng at Premier Nikita Khrushchev made final preparations to­ his Black Sea retreat in Pit­ day for a trip to Yugoslavia sunda. No advance word on the that is certain to deepen bis premier’s travel plans or his schedule In Yugoslavia were released—the standard proce­ dure for Soviet officials. He wag due In Belgrade Tuesday. Khrushchev’s trip, a sym­ bol of the Soviet leader’s de­ fiance of Red China’s militant challenges, was billed offi­ cially as a “ rest" and was ex­ pected to last about two weeks. It is a return of a visit to Russia last December by Yugoslav President Josip llrons Tito. The two Communist leaders planned to discuss economic Montana Names Ex-Miami U. VP Notes AUGUST 13 Admissions Leon Hutchison, Mima; Iris Lynda Goucher, Casselberry; C.ustaf Nelson, ta k e Mary; Vivian McCailey, Dollary; Doris Blair, Mims; Rupert Lclsenring, H e n r y Mathis, Janice Hovels, tarrninc Wright, Janet Hue I.ucio, Hon nit- Lynn lJpttey, Lillian V. Rider, Gwendolyn Johnson, Donna Pen ton, llecky Arlmgaat, Kaye Butcher, Ruby Dixon, David Fryman, John B. Lee of Hanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. David Luclo of Banfonl. a girl Mr. and Mrs. William Wright of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Colon Revels of Sanford, a girt Mr. a ml Mrs. Jam es J. Arlto gast of Sanford, a girl Diirhargrs Mrs. William A. Clarke and baby, Lake Mary; Barbara Lee Johnson, Casselberry; Lillian Linytl, Lake Mary; S a r a h Johnson, DeLand; Marc Haley, Winter Park; John It. Bender, Mrs. James A. Emerson amt baby; Van ni« Hall, Herbert Scliuenemann, Mrs, Harry Morris sml baby, Grace Nnliltl, Charles Sic in, Iklesie Copper, Mrs. Joe HigbLhoe and baby, Mur­ dock Mathrson, David Bru­ ton, Shirley Rasmussen. Wil Him Gang Id, Selma McQuitlen, Thomas Jay Ledlc, Don ns I’rnton of Sanford. matters is well as ideological questions in sn attempt tn improve relations between their two countries. Techni­ cally, Yugoslavia has not been a member of the Soviet bloc since ISIS when Tito broke with the late Josef Sta­ lin. Khrushchev’s gesture to­ ward Tito at tins lime ap­ peared to tie a deliberate jab at Red China, which consid­ ers Yugoslavia a traitor to world communism a n d a "handmaiden u f imperial lam." The quarrel between Mos cow and Peking has worsened since Russia signed the par tial nuclear lest bon treaty with tin* United States anti Britain Aug. 3. The two giants of tlic Communist world have been stepping up the tempo of their exchange of denun ciations. MIAMI (UPI) - Dr. Hu­ NAT I t i n i m m c , Gulf Life insurance agent, bert Johns, former executive has won the “National vice president of the Univer­ Quality” a w a r d for sity of Miami, will leave here Hulling the ItighcHt per­ Tuesday to take over the centage of paid litiHl- post of president of the Uni­ neaa during the two- versity of Montana. Johns confirmed Sunday year period proceeding 19l!d, it was announced that he had accepted the post, effective Sept. I. today. The award i* Johns, who was selected by made by the National the school’s board of regents Life Underwriters A h- described his new school as Mociation anil c o v e r a "a complex, complete uni­ agent,-i of all coaipnniea. versity" of t.500 students. Gulf Lifo covers 11 Konthern ntates. Itirhliurg in the only agent of tbix area to t|milify for the national award. Construction Men Can Cuss TIES MOINES, towa I UPI) —Swearing ami "rough lan­ guage" is permissible in con­ struction work, the Iowa Em­ ployment Security Com mis­ sion has ruled. Refusing Jobless benefits In a worker who quit In-cause his foreman swore, the commis­ sion declared: "It is known that in cm struct ion work some rough language is used anil some drinking is done (rom time to time. It is rough, hot work ami demands a type o! persons who Is sometimes not too careful as far as language is concerned." A L U M IN U M L A D D E R S - ft P i . . » to 38 F t. Sire. WITH G tlf Life MARY 109 W. 1st 8T. T ~ , C A R T ER P A IN T S FA 2-3819 CENTRAL air conditioning price* »r» amaitngty low. Call now tor Ire* Mtirrvit*. Ho oblisatioek W ALL PLUMBING. HEATING AIR CONDITIONING I OUT S. Sanford Are. FA 2-8362 Season Close-Out on Air Conditioners! 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The council also gave it* lull approval to first read­ ings of ordinances providing for the collection of a $13 oc­ cupational license fee, where not covered by previous ordi­ nance, and granting a 3n-year franchise to Suburban Pro­ pane Ga» Company. Tbc ordinance covering a similar franchise agreement with Florida Power Corpora­ tion was not completed in t i m e for Monday night's meeting which, due to the overflow attendance of vill­ age residents, was held on the outdoor patio in front of Uie Community Building. • • • Interest of the more than 50 person* present centered around the proposed utility tax ordinance calling for a 10 per tent tax. maximum not to exceed 33 cent*, on elec­ tricity, gas, water, telephone and telegraph services con­ sumed within the municipal­ Imposed on users of bottled water or for long distance WEATHER: Partly clntuly throiifrh Wednesday with scattered afternoon showers; hitrh today 00-95; telephone calls. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUES., AUGUST 20. 1903 SANFORD, Collections of said lax will VOL. 53 be the responsibility of the seller with payment to be made on a monthly basis by the purchaser. All tax sums collected will be turned over to the village tax collector. • • • Failure to comply with term* of the ordinance could m u lt in a $300 tine per con­ sumer, 611 days imprisonment, or both Each violation shall ity. Any national, -date, county l>e deemed a separate of­ or local governmental body is fense. exempted and no tax will be Question* p o p p e d like Fourth of July firecrackers during the two-hour open dis­ cussion period following read­ ing of the ordinances with the general consensus of resilient opinion, at first strongly against the utility tax. switch ing somewhat in favor of it Plead Innocent after council explained why ST. AUGUSTINE (U Ph Harvey J. Cooper and Mr*. 1 it had chosen this turm of laxLoi* Vivian I.ee pleaded jtl_ ] alien rather than a property low tonight In 70s. FLORIDA NO. 781 State To Survey School Sites County Offers Five Locations For University • . • San Francisco Giant* are Circulating a prepared new* release to all news media in the United State* that they Five Seminole County pro­ have sold their Mellonville perties are among 23 in East Avenue property to Sanford Central Florida which will bo _ Naval Academy. One city surveyed Immediately by O spokesman said today “ we ground ami by air for a aPo wish we could make the same for the proposed new d a ta announcement." university. • • • The State Board of Contrul Get ready for a lot of has announced its survey siren wailing and oilier noise team Immediately will view on Wednesday, Aug. 2*. Sunthe 23 proposed sites offered noccnt Monday to the murder fdrd Naval Air Station noti­ . . . , „ 1 _ . ... In explanation it was poinlby tlx of the nine counties in HAVANA (UP!) — The nf Lester L. Itodgera on July , . . , . fied police today that it will I(. ed out that at least a $12 per the east Central Florida area Castro regime charged today stage an evacuation drill that home property lax would being considered for the new that two heavily armed mo­ a day. Ju«t wanted to prepare school. torboats operating from a Salarv Approved taVB * en Tc*‘“ ry ’ the police that it will he City, County and Chamber TALLAHASSEE <UPI> „ : approximately Ihe s a m e mother ship at spa attacked MERELY a drill and not the a big industrial plant at San­ tli(i amount of revenue expected of Commerce officials again The cabinet, sitting as real thing. Itnlay said they were work* ta Lucia in Pinar Del Rio state budget cuiiiiuistloii, ap­ from the utility tux. In addi­ • • • tion it was fell that the pro­ ing in harmony toward hav­ province early .Monday. proved today n salary of $19,A note on the spindle: “ On ing file Si,do locate fhe new The government admitted 000 fur State Road Depart­ perty tax would he less a t­ July 29 at Rock Springs damage to oil storage instal­ university In this county, on tractive lo any future busi­ left) Hilly lliirginii, end; Lloyd Freeman, full­ SENIOR l.KTTKRMKN of the Seminole High Someone left a sailor hat and lations and sulphuric acid ment Chairman J. It. Phillip*. nesses seeking to locate in the any one of Ihe five aitei back ; Dale Alexander, guard; Ruddy l.aw.-ron, football i*(imid who turner! out Monday fur the one other Item In our car, I tanks ami tubes and said the proposed, village and would eliminate halfback, and Frank Noell, end. nquarl'rt find, print itt* pension included (from Bandit Captured • • • would very much like to re­ attacker*, in unknown num­ the possibility of large estab­ KNOXVILLE, Term. (Ul’tt These officials further exturn there to the owner. Mrs. ber, escaped under protec­ lishments building there. — Dangerou* John Edward • • • p r e s s e d confidence that f t H. R. Wilson, Rt. 1, Box 28. tive heavy macliinegun fire Miller, a bank robbery sus­ “Seminole County U right it» Sanford. FA 2-2773." R. K. from the mother ship. It A tentative budget for the pect. crashed his cur into a (lie forefront for having tha Porter is most curious: Won­ said one of thr motorboats, $3.(100 estimated Income, if bridge siding late Monday school situated here." the proposed tax is passed, in­ der what was that “one other a bazooka and two tommynight, and, broken and bleed­ Seminole'i five sites are cluded $1,000 per year for Item ?” guns were captured. ing, was raptured by pur­ police, il.ixto for fire depart­ • • • one south of Sanford, otw It was the third armed suing police. southeast of Casselberry, one ment. $l,5oo for roads, $3,5oO Tenth annual Pirutes Cruise attack on Cuba in 72 hour* south of loiko Jessup, ono toward building 11 village hall will take off Aug. HI from and the government accused Escapee Held north of Chuluota ami one and Tire station. $uno for W I I 1T K S U t. P II U H would mean certain death Daytona llt-adi, stopping at the t inted States of main RICHMOND. Vu. (CPU — WASHINGTON (U P l)-D r, southwest of Geneva. Soma ATLANTA (UTt) — A fed­ SPRINGS, W. Yu. (CPU — for Wallace's resolutions if Jacksonville that night, then responsibility. It also accus­ The FBI said Monday, Mathew street lights, S2uo for an ani­ £0 up the St. John* River to ed what it described as HarUton, J., lit, who escaped mal shelter, S2i*t (nr expense* eral court jury today award­ Southern governors sidestep­ they hud ever come up for Edward Teller, mucalled " ra ­ of this property has heen offored gratis by lh« owners; Wetuka fur a dame utid steak “certain puppet C e n t r a l from the Virginia State Pen­ of local government opera­ ed former Georgia athletic ped ait Internal tight over floor action. ther of the H-twmb," testi­ other* will have to be pur­ director Wallace Butts $.1,American government*" of tion and $250 for legal lees. civil righls today by rh.uigWallace went ahead with fied today lltal Hie limited nu­ fry Sunday night und con­ itentiary two yea m ago was chased hy the County amt Obo.uoo in damages for a na­ complicity. ing tin ru'es of their annual Numerous minor question* plan* to submit four anti in­ tinue on Labor Day into SunAccording to the govern­ being held under SVlMM bond concerning the other pro­ tional magazine story that Conference to require a unani­ tegration resolutions, hut let clear lest ban treaty 1* not presented to the state, tl ford. selected. ment, the two landing boats in Clearwater, Fla. posed ordinance* also were said he gave away (ootball mous vote on resolutions. • • • it lie known that In view of a step toward peace but United Preai International secrets. pushed up a channel from the step “away troni safety and The move was seen as a answered by couneil. All three Hu* rules change, adopted A group from Sanford Na­ A rrests Planned today repnrted Orange Coun­ sea and opened (ire on the Hie Saturday Evening Cost, fare-saving gesture (or Ala­ must he read and approved a 12t), he would avoid a fight possibly a step toward war.” val Air Station, mostly V’AIILONDON 1 CPI I Police total of three limes at three in its Marclt 23 edition, said bama Gov. George C Wal­ ty has offered four sites; so-called Patricio t.umuiiihu over them. 11 personnel, left Monday The nuclear scientist Hut* Indian River County, two; day* \ Butts divulged vital Georgia lace who came to Hie unmiid plant with machinegun and poured over na truckload of M.,,uriiU. The resolution* would put for Columbus, Ohio, for train­ clues today and prepared 30 apart Next reading i* sched­ team secrets to Alabama Southern Governors Confer­ Hie conference on record in challenged President Kenne­ Lake County, one; Brevard bazooka fire. ing in new type airplanes, dy’s basic argument that the County, two, and Volusia '■Some oil und sulphuric arrest warrant* in the search uled for Aug. 29. coach Haul (Hear) Bryant ence armed with four contro­ “unequivocal opposition" to pact to bar all hut under­ County, three. It was noted o • • • Znr M l, m -n w U i . O —'il aeld tank* and Vv’-'- "-ere ptior to Hie 1902 Alabama* versial ant. title grttiidn re­ the Kennedy ailminlstrntion'a Jim l i e, district supervi­ perforated thy mreiunogiin Britain*-. .*7 I million gout ground nuclear explosions none of Ihe Vohtxlu site* are (h ill :1j game Vlabamit, a solutions. civil rights program, Uie Aug. was a "first step" toward sor for t)iu Florida Probation firet," the government said. Iruill robbery. in the western part of llio U point favorite, won 35-0. Any one of the governors 23 civil rights march in peace and away from the eounty near DeLand. Flagler, and Panda Commission, who The government said mil-1 could veto a resolution he A 12-man jury of business­ Washington, u*e of federal attended a week-long session Itia unit* “ repelled' the at- o t r i k O P ( lUU'jXCfl men awarded Butts Sitoooo found not to his liking under troops m any state where not threat of nuclear holocaust. St. (aide and Osceola Coun­ The Hungarian-born physi­ ties offered no sites. nf the Florida School of Alco­ tack and the raider* fled, ST PE n.BSHt'KG 11 Pit in general damage* and said Hie unanimous rule and this requested hy stnto authorities, • • • cist told senator* of three hol Studies 00 a scholarship Earl) Sunday morning an — A 28-year-old -Hiking em­ bu was entitled lo punitive and Defense Secretary Ro­ committees considering Ihe fiom the Florida Alcoholic unidentified bomber attack­ ploye of the General Tele­ The County Commission and United l*re*» liilrriialion.il damages of $3 million. bert McNamurra's anti-segre­ treaty that the history of nu­ Rehabilitation Program, re­ ed fuel storage tanks in cen­ phone 1 o. of Florida, Clayton committee members will have Clay Blair J r., editor-ingation directives. Birmingham, Ala., once a clear development in which an opportunity to present bro­ turned to Sanford .Monday tral Cuba and caused heavy- 1.^ Myrick, was charged Moli­ city of unyielding segrega­ chief of the Rost who testi­ It required only five min he was 1 prime figure was chures amt literature in de­ _ with a report that an out-pa- damage with ror f.‘ na. night with feloniously tion policies, moved today to­ fied that his magazine had tiles to change the old rule full of surprises and that tail to Hie State Board of * tient clinic for thu treatment Previously, anothei unidenti- iluimigiug company eipiipuient, ward integrating it» high embarked on an editorial under which a three-fourth there would Ih* more of Hiem. Control on Oct, 7, probably nf alcoholism, serving Central I fi.-d aircraft dropped two police sun) today, vote w.is needed for adoption school* in IS day*, signaling policy of ’ soplu.'iiealrd muck­ He recited seven such “ sur­ at Tallahassee. Florida, will be established in bombs on a sugar mill in the end of public grade raking'' said ho was “dis­ GKNKV A (U PI) — Tim So of re-olutunis. prises," dating from Hie first A spokesman for tho State Urlando within .311 days. central Cuba with slight dam­ ‘First Step’ school segregation In another appointed wiih the verdict vlet Union expects iigrei-tncid ■ • • successful atomic lest in New board said a site survey team age. amt we will certainly appeal " acton on an East-West exWASHINGTON fUPli — Deep South stale. Mexico up hi Russia's an­ will take an on-the-spot look The Herald 1* making every Deputy Defense Secretary Two other Alabama citic* change of observation posts nouncement that she had at the proposed areas white effort to check out a state­ Roswell I.. Gilpatrir t-ld the are tinder federal court order to help guard against sur­ made “ great strides Inward Hie comities are finishing ment made Monday night biSenate Appropriations Com­ to submit grade school de­ prise attack, authoritative So missile defense." Teller tes­ work on brochures and other North Orlando Councilman segregation plans, and a fed­ mittee today the unclear test viet sources said today. tified that he had changed his material to support their of­ A rthur Fcrrln that Silver ban treaty was "but a small eral judge will rule Wednes­ The well-pi a red informants own mind about the possibil­ fer*. Creek Precision Company has day on a plan already sub­ BELGRADE. Yugoslavia first step" ami no excuse for said Moscow considers such On Nov. 1. the board will ity of defense against missile notified its stockholder.* of (UPI) Soviet Premier Nikita relaxing the I,’. S. defense ef­ mitted by Mobile officials. get a report frnni its team LOS ANGELES (UPI) — an exchange the “ best next attack. District Court Judge Clar­ the sale of SO per cent of its Khrushchev arrived today for step" alter the limited lest NEW YORK (UPI) - l ead­ fort. and probably will narrow tha ence Ailgood approved the Evangelist Hilly Graham sail li.in Ireaty. Florida holdings to B. G. er* of Ihe Aug. 2H inarch on a “ family vacation" visit, I selections down to three, tho Monday night live young peo­ Birmingham plan Monday hut said Ills chief aim Is lo King and Associate* of Itjf. W#sh|n8,,in IMUP1| plans Green Objects They nho indicated Mos­ spokesman said. ple of the United Stales arc falo, N. Y. According to Err* today (or the giant civil rights cow i» ulinii't ready to drop ccim-nt the renewed Russian TALLAHASSEE tUITl — within minutes of receiving - obsessed by sex." * • « It, Several of the city's high rin. King will arrive in North demonstration and demanded Comptroller Ray E. Green ob­ Its demand Hint such spots Yugoslav alliance. Selection of the final iltn Graham told 43.TSW persons Khrushchevv to told lit n small tin a it n* • Orlando in time for the Kept. desegregation of all school* jected today lo paying pro­ school* will be tie segregated wlto turned out fur tin* fourth In- linked to troop reductions for Ihe new school will be when classes begin Sept. 4 .’I groundbreaking for Girls' tills year. fessor* in Florida colleges in East and West Germany— hut u a rut a made at a board meeting, Huntsville, unc of Hie n a­ meeting of his current 25 day the only remaining major dit audience th Town. Kmrlli *aid it also is more Ilian pi evident* receive a 12 r"r>* page organizing either Nov, H in Jacksonville, crusade here that Hu* ob-t > *In »» ■ ”.... expected that King w ill re- ’ miimia|f n1r leader* charged and voted ulur, j against a tion's space centers, and sion stems from a desire fur kronen between Hie I mini continue the talks which were NEW DELHI, India (UPI) or Dec. $ at Boca Raton, ho Tuskcgec, home of the famed enter negotiation* with Orlan­ that ''the southern Democrats raise for Dr. Robert \V. Hull, security and that is why <0 States and Soviet positions mi begun in Moscow" last lie- —tipiMisitiiin to Prime Minis­ said. cember when Yugoslav Pres­ ter Jawaharlal Nehru gained do Junior College for the came lo power hy di-rnfran a Florida .Vatu University Tuvkagec Institute, al>o are per cent of Ihe young people the issue. The special university, aim . scheduled to submit heir ident Tito visited the Soviet m o m e n t u m building of Seminole College ebbing the Negro—they know piofessor. today with oil at helping make Florida go steady. plans and commence gradual Union. spreading parliamentary tut tl.e nation's space srleiico in the Village. that semi-slavery for one “America's worship of the desegregation in September. Khrushchev and his family rest and paralyzing strikes in study center—a position now Killer Gives Up means scini slavery (or all." goddess of sex Is a d #l> ob­ flew into Belgrade from Mos­ Bombay. RUSS E 1 .1. V I LI. E. Ala. Rotunuiis report that they held by California— was ap­ “Our ladles, numbering lation made through all the cow lit brilliant sunshine and More speaker* from opposi­ proved hy Um UPid Legisla­ made it little over $200 on over 100,INK). will bear wit­ iL T Ii — A mountihinvr whu media of mas* coinmunica .MIAMI (UPI) — A Navy! swapped the traditional bear- tion |">hlicul parties lined up ture. their pea-pickin' venture, with ness—will serve historic no­ billed ft Hhe I'if,' and ;i puli cm thin. Invading every phase plane inve»!lgated u sti-plc hug* ami kisses with their to attack Nehru’s policies in chief with a *ingl« allot if U fl all proceeds going toward tin '—that Jobs ami freedom of life with the enticements mill weather area in the Ito host, Tito Khrushchev wore a pirhument.iry debate on a Studies indicated that tho their project for the year of are needed now," Hie manual M i m I w a lk e d o u t o f w o o d i of bosoms and legs an-l mckpicul Atlantic Moml.iv ami a wlie sutile when lie em no-confidehce motion. w ith h i * I in ri4.ii h r Id h ig h M o n * school Is sorely needed In tlve attd roll sensuality,'* lie furnishing Hie pediatric- want said. found “joit a tot of clout!men braced Tito, bill turned ser­ In Bombay, a jmrt eily nf east-central area due to thu WASHINGTON i l l ’It — “Often teen agers return h> nt Seminole Memorial Hospi­ The leaders expert more da> wlifii hi* tecn-jiKv riaugh1 ious .is they inspected an lion 2.H odllton pea11le, shipping expanded rocket and nilisilo than 100.W0 person* to attend! ter begged hint t>> surrender. Rep. Paul II igrr*. D Flu., the insecurity which prompts and showers." tal , Rut the Miami Weather Bu or guard. • • • was stalled ami most of lilt- activities at Cape Canaveral. "I'm very, very sorry it ull told the House Monday the a girl lo 'land a malt' what­ Uie rally. reatt taid “ it rontinc* to In­ Then, with Tllo standing l.ixto buses and I,not) taxi While the Capo is Uie cen­ happened," said Tiny Thorn- number of Allied vessels ever the ctisl und prompts a With pea-pickin' money in area of suspicion," and b e s i d e him. KhrildiclH-v cabs were off the road lie ter for liw nation's man-in­ man to make .1 conquest to visiting C u b a outnumbers Inn, I't. who gave up without safely tucked away, Rotarlan* • nt another hurricane hunter made a short arrival speech cuusc nl a 21 hour token space activities, officials at report back to lits group Russian ships. a (Igllt, are ulreudy busy setting up plane out to take a look lo | | t. Haj,j Russia and Yugosla strike hy 5isi.isjo workers NASA and some scientific Rogers said Hut in Ju n e— another project, this time in day. via fashion11 Mnyr plants have charged Califor­ ttuyr relationship rela the* List complete niunlh re­ against the government. • different vein. No work to S h l p , ^ , ! renorfc nia leads Florida by a largt | Squads ol steel helmeted corded — 43 “Free World" this one—nil you have to do TALLAHASSEE (URIl ships called on Cuban ports police patrolled Bombay us a margin in space • acicnco 1* ait and watch und listen The cabinet, meeting a , the sc hoots. t precaution against violence. and enjoy yourself, while you executive* hoard of Ih# De­ WUPt'KRTAL, 1; r r 111a n y against 3i Soviet ships. CAR VC’AS, Venezuela The strike in Bombay was are entertained by some of partment of 1‘ubttc .Safely, la- (UPI t — lb-idem arii! KloiterThe Supreme Court to** organized hy left 1st unions as our scintillating local latent. day okayed a big batch of matin, 17. twisted la death in iu.il custody today of .1 protest against Hu* governMore details later. Bookrase Bed promotions and tran-fers for a Wuppertal rnhnn-l, accordcx-p resident Mareos dent's “unimaginative | mi1I * • • Double Dresser and >tate troopers, inelulling Gov. ing to police. Jimenez—now No LWI » Mirror r ill" Anyone aspiring to be a Farris llry ant's former aide. Other dancers in Hie calm JACKSONVILLE (IT I) The North Orlando VilLige Juan |h* Ij >* Morros Pr: Roomy Chest district governor of a civic U. A. E Reddick, who ret said the girl danced the Council Monday night un us a prelude to Id* tru Two persons were killed an I M a t t r e s s and M a k h im C B o x S p r i n g s hy S o u th e r n Cross 1 elub should bear this in mind. served as Bryant's slate pa­ twist for hours Sunday night animotisly voted to bring suit charges of embezzling a Hurd was critically Injured Rotary Governor l.e* Giokel trol aide in the first two years before suddenly falling un­ against the North Orlando Co. million loday in a spectacular colli­ told Sanford Roturiuns Mon­ of his administration, was conscious. A doctor ruled she for collection of fronchi.se re­ The waidt-n at Sail sion between a compact car In Bra Foam Grey or day thwi be bus driven over promoted to captain. The cab­ died of a heart attack. amt a truck on Highway 90 bate payments since Decem­ completed preliminary pi Danish Walnut SALINAS, Calif, (UPI) — here today. lornialitie* hy notifying tiO.IXHI mile* »o far during inet designated Reddick as ber of 1959. The one-milltontli carload of court that Perez is in * Tile County Patrol said tha his tenure of office as a lop chief of Hie drivers license in­ Death ‘Accident’ The company, notified last lettuce shipped from the Sa­ compact car was cut in two effective official of the organization. spection section, Da y t o n a rea c h <u p u - month of council intentions, finetm-nl there. EASY TERMS - OPEN FIU. NITE linas Valley departed today by the Impact, half the wreck­ • • • Sept, t, and transferred him A seven-man coroner'* jury in turn advised the village A court spokesman said ton** for New York to be auctioned age landing on one tide of New teachers of Seminole from Jacksonville lo slate returned a verdict of acct- that it is in arrears for wa­ pre-trial investigation of oil, with the proceeds going the highvtay und the vagina County will get a vvhilrwind headquarters at Tallahassee 1denial death Monday night ter hydrant payments since case against Perez will ben'( 'Jntl l-i. on the other. Tho truck also to the American Red Cross. Jon the body of lifeguard Geo- date of the franchise origin. when the ex-president tour of tha county Wednes­ effective Jan. 1. 1904. The first shipment of Iced was demolished. The drivers license Inspcc-jrge Beer* who suffered fatal Apparently the question of chosen attoftteyi to def< day astheybecome acquaint­ ---- ,-------- , Mint ed with their new environ­ lion section via* creaks! b> injuries durtnz a fatrrnity in- “ who owes what to whom" , him—probably Sanford's Only Air Conditioned Furniture Slo^'c | lettuce left the Salinas Yal- Further details were not immediately available. I ley in 1921. th« Rail legislature. j illation. • will be settled tq pie co urt I ter thu week ment. 203-09 E. 1st ST. FA 2-09 Castro Admits Attack On Big Cuban Plant m w A ... Bulls Awarded $3,060,000 In Post Suit Southern Governors Teller Calls Test Ban Pact Avoid Rights Fight 'Step To War' Birmingham To 'Mix' Schools Observation Post Pact Seen Nikita Greeted In Belgrade Graham Blasts 'Sex Obsession' Final Plans For March Issued Opposition To J TT jST Si Nehru Rising Weather Area ‘Just Showers’ Allied Ships In Cuba Said To Outnumber Red Former Bryant Aide Promoted Perez Jiminez Locked In Jai Girl ‘Twists’ Self To Death 1 2 Die; Compact Sliced In Two Who Owes Whom Legal Question s153 M A T T ES! of Sanjori That’s A Lot Of Lettuce �— , ■■ m u l i f t talk about how you i with /w r toachtr sad atilt p t rood mark*. kiad at paradoxical, dossal Ht Bat. oddly onoorh, student* who eon diea r m with ihtlr toachor or toxtbooks ar* tho earn who got tho boat mark*. What do wo moon by disarrnlarT Simply thla: ovary question ha* two aide* to it. Your toachor will taka eo*| your textbook probably won’t taka old** at ails you art perfectly frao to tako tho other aldo—tho one oppoied to your teacher. Taking aide* on an laatw will not only mako ur courteo mock more fatterting. It will ahow yotw teacher that you’re making an effort to undantand tho sub­ l e t matter. Don’t feel you muit die* •greet uao your head. For you to itand up In physics claas and shout, "1 maintain that tha atom cannot be split!” mould bo ridiculous. Hero’s an example of in. telllgent disagreement: In American History, your teat* book and your teacher may toll you that the major eauaea Of tho Civil War ware eco­ nomic. That's a perfectly valid opinion. But it’s Just aa valid to suppose that tho major rouse of tho war was slarery. C m Blackberries, Peaches Topics At Institute *■ v 1 , ' :>*ijR . 1 I By ERNIE LUNDBERG Aeat. Coeaty Agent CAMP McQUARRIE — Borne BOO folks attandad tho "early bird" session of the Citrus Institute. Tha ipeclal program covered various phases of deciduous fruit pro. duction, principally psaches and blackberries. All of the speakers cau­ tioned growers not to go Into poach production on too largo • scale lines we aro alt still learning about this crop. Thera art now about 3,000 • c m of patches planted In Florida and there will prob­ ably bo oomo 1,000 to 3,000 aerro planted this fall if trees are available. Peach production la tschnlral and tho picking time la orltlcs). There or* lorn* var­ iety problems and there are no established markets In cen trsl Florida. Peaches require well drained loll snd good air drainage. Pearh breeding work has been going on at the Universi­ ty of Florida for eeveral years and is being continued. Sumo new peach varieties are due for release In 1901 or 1903. Marketing of peaches was one of the Important aspect* mvrred. The need for proper picking, handling and cooling was strongly emphasised. It was also stated that It Is pot too earty to form some type of peach grower organ­ isation. Promising varieties of hleeklirrHe* were shown In color slides and Information was given oil their culture. These hlarkbefris* have been successfully grown at the < i ntral Florida Kspcrinu-ni Ftatlun. borne of the varieties nerd erosa-pollination for fruit production. The f i n a l |iS rt o f t h e ses* slo ti taken up w ith aomn c o n s i d e r a t i o n in d e ­ cid u o u s fru it production. whs It'onumic The session was a program mi water resources; an ad­ dress by Dr. K. T. York, pro­ vost for agriculture, Univer­ sity of Florida; a review of the legislative citrus package; aonis economics of cotwtntiates; sampling procedures for citrus statistics; principle* ef grove Irrigation, and mottl­ ed* of Identifying citrus var­ ieties by characteristic* of leaf oil. till Wednesday tin day will bo devoted to cold protectio.i and poet freete treatment of citrus. If you incline toward the lat­ ter view and can back up your opinion with soma facts, don't hesitato to tell your teacher about It. He may convinca you that you’re wrong, or ho may not; but If you have a well thought out opin­ ion, hall respect It. Then’s u catch to all of this, though. If you wunt to disagree with your toachor (and that’s always fun), you'll hurt to do soma extra work. A good plan la to rood on* non mquind book re Is ted to one of your counoo each month. That's not much raadinf. If you spend only IB minutoo • day, you con finish o book u month easily. Actually, It’s not really work, either. It’s not the asm* aa study­ ing, for you'll never have to taka a teat on what you read on your own. At the samo time, get into the habit of reading quality (D&aJi flbbif ! August IB Admissions Mary Jo Smith, DeBary; Barbara Sefrled, DeBary; Wayne Alan Perlko, DeBary; Helen Moroslni, James Woods, Warrsn Felmeyar, Barbara Griffin, William Coltlna, Ern­ est Moody, Bettya Zimmer­ man, Sanford. Blriha Mr. and Mra. Troy Smith of DeBary, a boy. Mr. and Mr*. Charles Moroainl, of 8anford, o girl. Ulschargeo Herman Bturn, DeBary; James McCloskey, IfeBary; Bonnie Lynn Llp*ey, Douglas MacGregor, Dorothy Young, Jamee Foster, Iva Spaulding, William Hoaklns, Lori Shupe, Mr*. Henry Sumler and baby of Sanford, August 17 Admissions Joseph DeWItte, DeBary; Pay la Turner, Lake Butler; Isaac Hawkins, Osteen; Rob­ ert Jamee, Maitland; Agnee Spalding, Casstlbe-rry; Patri­ cia Richards, Orene Ware, Irias Smith, Mary Ann Gra­ ham, Sheryl McQuatters, Ju­ dith Lubitx, Mary Williams of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mra. John William Spalding of Casselberry, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lubita of Sanford, a girl. Mr, and Mra. Theodor* Johnson of Sanford, a girl. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Zimmerman of Sanford, a boy. Mr. and Mrs. John Williams of Sanford, a girl, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Rich­ ards of Sanford, a boy. Discharge* Masia Chalker, DeBary; Mr*, (itcirg* Duquette and bsby, Orlando; Mrs. Gelon Revels and baby, Robert Rob­ inson, Charles Ware, Ronald Straws, Harold Williams, Ar- Walter To Get Kefauver Seat laa- thur Mitchell, Faye Butcher, Bernice Jacobs, Clifford Manley, Appleton Kent Rossetter, Margaret Oliver, Estelle Dunwood, May Martin, Donna Penton, Barbara Griffin of Sanford. August 18 Admissions Shirley Compton, Lake Mon roe; Alma Eudell, Ella Mas Yount, Betty Ann Harper, Earl Allison, Jr., Rosa Lee Temple, Sam Brown, Roose­ velt Bell, Carol Ann Carroll, John Blaylock of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Norman Cou­ rtier of CanH berry, a girl. Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Comp­ ton of Lake Monroe, a girl. Mr. and Mra. Raymond Ware of Sanford, a boy, Mr. and Mra. Robert Gra­ ham, Jr., of Sanford, a boy. Dlsehargea Lee Burch, Apopka; Paulino Wadklne, Osteen; Joseph Sale­ wa, Dellary; Charlotte Wells, DeBary; Emma Rlsner, Mary Ann Livock, Bcvsrly Maynew, Ins Dowdii, Ruth Goem* bel, Michael Champion, Ray­ mond Brooks, Lucille Wright, Clement Hopkins. Sheryl Mr* Qualters, Baby Boy Wolfkill, Mrs, John Williams and baby; Mrs. James Arbogast and baby, Sirs. Charles Snyder and twin boys, Mrs. Gilbert Dalgla and baby of Sanford. AUGUST It Admissions Regina Smith, DeBary; Fred Lontby, DeBary; Dennis Hol­ combe, Lake Mary; Sarah Burns, Enterprise; John Davidvnn. DeLand; L u c i u s Reeves, DeLand; William Lyles, Longwood; Margaret Dillard, Judge Thomas, Rich­ ard Carlton, Thomas Hanson, Karen Metrler, Maureen Cur­ rie, Ruth Wall, Anna Y'anaros, Neilson, l-emuel Litton, Ru­ ben Dekle, Monroe Wilcox, Delphine Baker of Sanford. Discharge* David Hawkins, Incr Smith. Mrs. Davki Lucio and baby, Annie McCormick. George 11) rd, Gloria Patterson, James Hall, Roosevelt Bell of San­ ford. DEAR ABBY: I added up all the time I spent baby-aitting with my lit­ tle eiater loot year and figured it out at the rate of 50 cento an hour. It came to f 361.50- That is what my mother owes me. I am 15 and can use the money for clothes. Do you think I should send her a bill? FIFTEEN DEAR FIFTEEN: Since you are so expert at ’‘figuring", combine the yearly salaries of a cook, housekeep­ er, nurse, teacher, preacher and chauffeur and then multiply it by your age, THAT, my dear, is what YOU owe your mother. Now, do you •till want to send her a bill? • * • — — — * DEAR ABBY: Have you space in your column for a letter that might save someone’a life 7 Another woman and I w ere driving to a restaurant for a lobster dinner. The restaurant was only two miles from my home, so I wore my high heels. I hadn’t gone far when one of my heels got caught in the rug of the automobile, when I tried to free it, my shoe jammed between the brake and the gas pedal. The harder'I tried to stop, the faster wo went. The enr went out of control and we hit a house and knocked down a 50-foot chimney. Fortunately, no one was killed, but we will both be hospitalized for the rest o f the summer. And heaven knows when we’ll get that lobster By Abigail Van Buren dinner. JERRIE DEAR JERRIE: Thanks for the fair warning. Forget the lobster, and be thankful you didn’t get angel food! • * • • DEAR ABBY: A big hand to Mrs. Canoga Park on her question. "Why don’t Americans fly flags any more?” I am a Marine recruiting sergeant. On Memorial Day I made a three-minute guest appearance on TV. I offered a FREE booklet on "How to Respect snd Display Our Flag". In a 'city whose population i» 250,996 only NINE booklets were re­ quested. People show their colors by not flying them. LOST SOME BLOOD DEAR LOST: Is the offer still good 7 # • * • DEAR ABBY: I intend to hold up m y vote at the polling place until a flag is in view in that room- Last year I asked where the Dag was and was told it was "probably in the closet". I am sure our Bill of Rights was not drawn up In the closet! THREE-STAR MOTHER (Philo.) Tell your troubles to Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, please send a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. ■i . ■ TUESDAY P. M. (*> Ch. I Nsw, It) IS) t i l l IS) (1) 0:00 IS) tilt (!) IS) • ill I S ) (I) (t) ■ i l l (S) «!*• ( I ) A-UC a s s o r t W a r s * Foiiehor Mtd-ns. It* p o r t ( trs a l H taS lIn -t A llassl* W sath ar Hparl* P i c t u r e XU. C o w m e n ! O u so tw arg H s W tath tr W salhsr ItrsvsrO l t i » i S ports *41 (S) Rows (S) O r b i t t i l l (!) K srh o l* ( I ) \V »*klr vuv iti* N m Ha­ IS) W h i p l a s h (* ) W s l l s r CrtikJM 7 :1 0 I t ) IS) It) I S* («> I:|t tl) (* ) (I) 1:1* («) 19) 13) ISiSO (4 ) 0 :1 1 ID IS) 11:** I D II) (I) Nswa 9:11 (1) 0*1* H o r n Show (4) I . i m p o f L r s r n l n c 1:41 (4) H » » * s s * I w t s r v l s w * 14:40 t l ) 9 * r W H o ( ) ) C a rlo o n C a p a r i ( I ) L oara Spanish 10:10 ( D P l a y T s s r H a a s * (4) I Lo t * L e a r 11:00 I D l u c . ItrM* 11:44 ( D Ann h u t h r r n h h u w I I I P r i s t !■ H l a h t (4) Tho ilcC o y * 11:34 <3> P r* A ll-Star I l a a o b a l l I I I P«lo A G l a d y s ( D Htvon Kayo MtTO I D n o w s (3 ) All S t a r B m o b n l t 13:40 (V) Krnla Cord S h o w ( f ) Ia>va of L i f e nir---n»-------------- - --- -"O*1 Qacoby On Shidqst »yo* m Jacoby Here to s bond from M*rshall Miles' new book, ”AU Filly-two Card*.’’ The EastWest hands are not shown be­ cause declarer should be able to plan his play without see­ ing any of them. The bidding la rather In­ volved and most people would read aix hearts without quite so much formality. The con­ tract also appears to be a cinch. South wins the opening diamond with his see and leads a h e a rt West ihows out and South finds that he bat an unexpected trump los­ er. There also is a diamond loser and South icoks around to see if he can do an> thing about that. It doesn't take a long look. South cashes dummy's two (®) •• ♦ ABI f A K I4 #7S 4 K it 3 SAIT Not shown Not shown SOUTH *> ♦ J1097JJ ♦ AS ♦ A Q J0 Both vulnerable ir s t t t Kas4 Seetfe Weal Pass Pass 1 9 l* Pass Paw 4 * sv Pass Paw S # 4V Paw Paw I * I f Paw Paw Pass I f Opening lo a d -# Q high trumps and comes to his own hand with a club. Then he leads a spade and finess­ es dummy's queen. If the fin­ (x)e Jhs U)omsm: The kind of home maker your daughter is going to be will depend almost entirely on (be kind of homemaker you ire. That is the essence o( what mothers were toid rc centiy by the assistant princi­ pal of a junior high school, who didn't pull any punches when he talked to a group oi parents about their children. He aatd: “ A mother must look to her own sloppy house­ keeping, to the kind of Job she is doing just being ‘Mom,’ to her behavior at cocktail parties—not to preachments— WEDNESDAY P. M. for the blueprint of her 13:34 ( I ) H . a r o h fop T o m o r r o w daughter's moral develop­ 19) Fsthar Knows Httl ment. 11:41 (I) Goldin* Light The women in the audience 3:44 ( D Mid-Day R e p o r t (!) M id -F la. R ep o rt probably didn't rclbh such t:«4 ( I ) B a c h e l o r F a t h e r frank talk. But that kind of (9) G e n e r a l H o s p it a l l i t * ( D L o t Mint* straight talk is needed today, l i H (I) As T ho W orld f u r s * when so many mothers arc I D M l d - F M . Now* 1:11 ID I-af(time more concerned with whether ID P assw o rd their daughters, are popular, (D bay In Court than with whether they are MS II) Art Llnklsttor (D Juno Wyman Pro- developing Ihe habits and sent* qualities that someday will (3) T h e D o c t o r * TELEVISION TONIGHT • :SS i make them good wives and mothers. Many a mother thinks that if she can give her daughter every “ advantage" — from more cicthcs than sh? can get into her closet to being accepted by "the r i g h t crowd"—and if she can make her girlhood completely care­ free and jam-packed with teenage fun, she la doing everything for her. The fact that when the daughter gets a husband she may not know anything about how to make a good home for him or how to keep him hap­ py doesn't seem to enter mo­ ther's head. She doesn't see beyond get­ ting her daughter m arried, to the part she should be play­ ing in seeing to it that her daughter will grow up to be the kind of woman who will make a good marriage and a good home for her children. Often, too, such mothers are so absorbed in trying to esse works faa eaa get rid of his losing diamond, tf the fi­ nesse loses he will go down two instead of one. Certainly he can afford to risk this 3 ■mall extra loss against the possible slam and he takes the gamble. Another interesting ques­ tion with this hand is, "What should South do against a spade opening T” The answer is that ho should llnesie. This will cost him his contract only if West # has opened a singleton spadoO and also bolds the queen of hearts. It gains a trick any time West holds the spade king and in the event that East has all three trumps this trick will be most Im­ portant. b, Ruti, stay young, themselves, that they behave more like older sisters than like mothers they are-an d ought to be happy to be. The mother whose main tr. terests are having a popular daughter and trying to look k like daughter's sister Just * isn't preparing her daughlcr for the joys and responsible itics Of family life. Young Infant Buried Friday private funeral services for the infant son of Mr. and Mr*, j Rutiell Young, 220 W. 18th Street, Sanford, were held last Friday followed by burial in Oaklawn Cemetery. Death occurred only a few hours alter btrtl: last Wednes­ day at Seminole Memorial Hospital. 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MOUSING 9:30 lo succeed the late Erie* Ke­ ON THE SCREEN fauver, reliable sources told ’Three S I im ikv m United Press International In Orbit" Wallers, described as a "Harr) Byrd Dumocml," will thrui replace one of the TOYS FROM most liberal ol Southern poll­ Mmnuon 6 RCBottle Copi TOY CORRAL utions. Without B<ml« f a p - .1 * Gov. Frank Clement was to LAST DAY announce hi* appointment of Wallers at a morning news *T Ml/. \N'S* rilltKK CHALLENGES" conference. Wsiters, Tcnnes»c«!‘* Demo Y>’i V M r w ~ I cratic national committeeman, Tn be sure her ALL AUTO A ik CONI arrived here by plane Mon­ day night from his Morris­ home's aiwwya ■ecura. town home. ask your Gulf lofe CREDIT TERMS AV representative how Floyd Patterson, at the age of 21, became the world's EASY PAYMENT Adapt-A-PUn van youngest heavyweight boxing .pay off yijur mortgage. champion. WASHINGTON (UPI) — The U. S. Chamber of Com­ merce today called for « gl.g billion cut in the space proirraiii* on the around* that there ar* not enough sclm- , Lata available w carry it out. j ttT (NEXTi Leers the fa st* of year course.) Hospital Notes Space Cut Asked tl magaxinea (Harper’s and the Atlantic are two) or oven one of tha weekly news mags* sines. At least some of the material in these marailne* will relate to your schoolwork. To put it In a nutshell, you'll hive to do more than take notes and study a text­ book a month and one or two of the better periodical*. Aa you read, you’ll find some things that don’t agree with your textbook or your teacher — there are no ab­ solute certainties in the phys­ ical or social sciences. When you do run scrota difference* of opinion, check them out with your teacher; he may be able to rtaolTO the differences for you. But, whatever you do, keep on reading; keep trying to find out for yourself. — Page 2 — Aug. 20, 1963 «tr» ftaaftrl fr a il Pays Off — “Your Friendly For O N ) U ! l t l r \ CT R IO t - 1N T M f AYR im i* t u x iiu TUU * It.AO W a l t I t t o n o , ’* •■ AVAL*) ■**»■• l a 1 'o lar (a-lllt B its s t a i r - H l * a talta a a s a '* M l a r s " S l o n a r t u r a a a o r — l slor W *4. w T h a n , f a t l a a a 1- 0*0 A l i n —T i l s; H N t l h C V I. %M l " "tl Vi l i l t O il 9' I » T ~ StricklandINCORPORij • SERVICE DEP, 8URANCE 308 E, First iC O M P A MY J P h . F A 2-1481 •.. where we take better care ofyour car �M ill f m l A n r SO, 1WS — P i p S -y Judy T in w r Phone 322-4US Poster* will be going up (or the all-wives bridge benefit Sept. 12 after member* of the NOW board meet Thursday evening at Ihe home of Mr*. J . D. Moloney to make the attractive display*. The benefit, which 1* head­ ed by Mr*. Dec .Mundy, i* to raise fund* for local Navy relief. Beginning at 12:30, the afternoon will feature a dcs•ert tea at the NAS ballroom. Reservation* s h o u l d be made by Sept. 9 with board representatives. The charge is nominal and guests are welcome. 0 4 • * * Mrs. J. M. Runnel* was hostess (or the oflirers wives of VAIMl at their monthly bridge Thursday. High honors went to Mrs. John Moynihan, a guest from VAH-9. Second high was Mrs. J . R. Dennison. Others attending were Mrs. R. W. Repp, Mrs. D. C. Purdy, Mrs. Hermit Jamison. Mrs. W. A. Yelinek, Mrs. B. W. Bartholomew, Mrs. R. S. Heat, Mrs. J. F. Barlow, Mrs. D. E. Nichols, and a guest, Mrs. George Jaiilet. Refreshments of cherry custard, shortbread, coffee and cake were served. » V 9 * ’ Plans for the first dance of Ihe fall season were start­ ed at the recent meeting of the Acey Duecy wives club. The dance, to be held Sept. 2t at the club, will be a com­ bination "welcome home” (or members of VAH-7 and beat­ nik party. Big Jim and the Psychos will furnish the mu­ ll aic. Mrs. Alice Ervin and Mr*. Incll Jones are completing the arrangements. On Aug. 27 a "gripe ses­ sion” will be held at the club Instead of the regular busi­ ness meeting. The members will mako plans fur the Oc­ tober dame at that time. Mrs. Vivian Rowbcrry, a (I guest, won the door price. An­ other guest was Mrs. Tina Black. Itclreshmcnt* of coffee ami cake were served by Mrs. Alice Beaulieu and Mrs. Pa­ tricia Soubc. • • • Cdr. and Mrs. Lyle Sette were hosts for more than 50 officers and their ladies at their Lake Monroe home Fri­ day. The pot-luck supper and splash party for members of VAH-5 featured a menu of fried chicken, potato salad, tossed salad and lots of swim­ ming. Assisting Mrs. Sette was Mrs. Clifford Thompson. • • • Mrs. Atvrra Kelly will be the hostess for the CPU board meeting Monday night at her home. All members are urg ed to attend. • • » Mrs. Ernlnia Senteri, of Philadelphia, tire mother of Mrs. Roger Tope, is visiting the Pope family. She arrived r| last week and will spend two weeks in Sanford. • * * Officers wives of VAH-3 m et Thursday at the Capri restaurant for a cold salad luncheon. Hostesses for the bi-monthly event were Mrs. Wra. A. Rose. Mrs. Earl Achord and Mrs. D. A. Tur ncr. * . Mrs. II. A. Gill Jr. and Mrs. -Edw in A. Shuman were wel corned at new members of tiie club by Mrs. Roy Far­ mer. Also introduced were Mrs. Frederick Vinson, Mrs. J. 0. Yanaros ami Mrs. Bar­ bara Gronqulst, all of whom will soon be Joining the VAHI wives. I Mrs. Jan Bonder and Mrs. Betty Wagner were welcomed as guests and Mrs. Albert Antar won the centerpiece draw­ ing. . . . Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Howard Harrison, staff, are the par­ ents of a baby boy, born Aug. S. The new son was named Patrick Reid. * * door prixe. Other wives at­ tending were Mrs. Shirley Dillow, Mrs. Sharon Hutto. Mr*. Ruth O’Neill, Mrs. Bsrb Raneau and Mrs. Carol Stout. The next meeting will be Sept. 19 at the home of Mrs. O'Neill. • • • Attention b o w l e r s and would-be bowlers! All Navy and ex-Navy wives interested In bowling in a league are Invited to attend a meeting Aug. 23 at 10 a. m. at the Jet Lane*. New and old, novice and pro are welcome. Holler Motor sponsors this all Navy wives league. • • • Mrs. Jack Salisbury took high honors at the VAIM of­ ficers wives bridge Friday and Mrs. M. Durant was se­ cond high. The bridge was held i t the home of Mrs. R. Leonhardi whoserved pie and coffee for refreshment. Others attending were Mrs. L. G.Reinhart, Mrs. Jesse Taft, Mrs. Jam es Durbin, Mrs. Patrick O'Gara, Mrs. Jack Salisbury and Mrs. L. A. Musgrove. All enlisted wives are In vlted to bring a friend and come to the potluck luncheon Thursday noon at Lake Gold­ en. The lunch is sponsored by the Vigilante Navy Wives Club No. 211. • • • Five new members were welcomed to the VAIM Tigerettes club Thursday evening after its meeting in the ball­ room. The new members are Mrs. Floyd Oakes, Mrs. David Fcrricr. Mrs. Charles Gorboy, Mrs. Pat Graham and Mrs. Richard Iloogrrwcrf. Business of the meeting in­ cluded appointing Mrs. Mar­ vin Koozcr to fill the unex­ pired term of publicity chair­ man. Other items discussed were Christmas presents for husbands and money raising projects. Mrs. Douglas Horton will be chairman of a newly formed calling committee. She will be assisted by Mrs. James Anderson. Mrs. Perrier and Mrs. Hoogerwcrf. President Mrs, ilcrshel Rus­ sell read a teller she bad re­ ceived from a formed Tlgcrette. Mrs. Stanley Iladztcwrlei, who is now In Texas. Future plans include the re­ writing of the by-laws by the executive borad. The next coffee will be Aug. 28 at the home of Mrs. Russell, Others present at the meet­ ing were Mrs. Roger Pope. Mrs. II. B. Blackshear and Mrs. Rhea Cooper. Miss Judy Mullens was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Horton. • > • Partners taking high score at the VAH-5 officers wives bridge Thursday were Mrs. Vincent Monroe and Mr*. Nick Mergo. Themonthly bridge was held in the Afterburner of the BOQ, hosted by Mrs. Mergo. Also present were Mrs. Herbert Johnson, Mrs. Bob Lovelace Mrs. Lyle Sette, Mrs. John Latherow, Mrs. Dan Beard, Mrs. Clifford Thompson, Sirs. R e r t i e Brough, Mrs. Ken Hamilton, Mrs. Jack Lillis and Mrs Jack Salisbury, a guest from VAIM. • • • Miss Patricia lavender and a recent linen shower honor-1 home on East Jenkins Circle, | Shirley Lavender. her mother, Mrs. J. C. L av-1ing bride-elect, Mist Geanne The hostesses were assistThe party room* were decender, were co-hostesses for | Gorman, at the Lavender | ed by Patricia's sister. Miss , orated in a bridal theme, in­ cluding interlocking white pom pom wedding rings, made of tissue paper with a doll bride and groom stand­ ing under the bells. The refreshment table was covered with a special show­ er cloth and centered with a ming tree adorned with pot holders and various items of linen. The hostesses presented Miss Gorman with a noveltycorsage fashioned from a scouring pad and dish cfoth. Several games were play­ ed by live group and prises awarded to the winners. Since they were all items of linen the winner* in turn gave them to the honoree. Refreshments of c a k e, mints, nuts and punch were served to the guests. Flow­ ers frozen in Ice floated in the puneh bowt. Guests ineluded the hon­ oree, her mother, Mrs. John Gorman, Mrs. David Ingalls, Mrj, Margaret Watson, Mr*. Jam es Jones. Mrs. Roy Per­ ry. Mrs. Loren Huntley. Mrs, Holland Morris, \|r». Eugene RoilUaon and Mrs. Owen Fer­ MISS GKANNK GORMAN bride-elect, was truest of honor at n recent guson. shower. Geanne la seated at the refreshment table with an unusual ming Also the Misses Vicki Fortree decorated with household items. Standing beh in d her are front left, guson, Pricllla Raggett, Nan­ Miss Patricia Lavender, the honorec's mother. Mrs. John Gorman and cy Hcppc and Margaret Jon­ Sirs. J. C. Lavender. (Herald Photo) es. Mrs. Armao Luncheon By Mr*. Adam Muller Mrs. Marie Accardi enter­ tained Thursday afternoon at her home on Hibiscus Drive, in honor of Mrs. John Armao's birthday. She invited a group of friends in for a luncheon at noon, followed by three tallies of card games in the after­ noon. G u e s t s included, Mrs. Thomas Armao, Mrs. William Reich, Mrs. Elenor Wilson, Mrs. Thornlon Smith, Mrs. Chester SU-uhck, Mrs. Adam Muller, 51r». Howard Middleton, Mrs. Frederick lienlscli, Mrs. David llotticlilld. Mrs F. A. Matheson and the guest of honor. Mrs. Thomas Armao a* sisted with the party. Prise, were won by Mrs. Smitli anil Sirs. Wilson. Mrs. Kuhn Jesse Gardner Wed Aug. 7 (Dsrfux WASH RUGS 504 W. 1st. I O c , D 12 l b . "ASH ED Opposite Goodyear Mock W edding Featured A t Club To Honor Bear Lake Bridal Shower Teachers Members oi Ihe Lake Mary Woman's Club are planning a smorgasbord. Aug ”9. honor­ ing the faculty of the Lake Mary School. The luncheon will be serv­ ed at noon in the school cafe­ teria with Mrs. Hugh Tillis, chairman in charge. Club members have been collecting books for the school library during the past sev­ eral months and the collec­ tion vvill he on display at this meeting. DeBary Personals Mr. and Mrs. Charles You* man have returned to their home on DeBary Drive alter a northern vacation. They visited their son, Herbert, and family, in Brooklyn, N. Y., and Mr. and Mrs. At Pape, in Sayvllte, Long Is­ land Thev also visited trie ml* and relatives in Bloomington and Albany and cnroulc home spent some time with thrir son, Charles, and family, in Arlington, Va. Miss Karen Metzler was hostes* at her borne, last Thursday evening, for a mis­ cellaneous shower honoring bride-elect, .Miss Linda Har­ vey. Co-hostess was Mrs. Lin­ da Crews Mahoney. Miss Harvey vvill become the bride of Jack It. Crews on Aug. 27 at the First Baptist Church. The co-hostess, who recently married Airman 1/C Michael Mahoney, received quite a surprise when tho guests showered her with gifts also. Several games were played during the evening and prizes awarded to the winners. Re­ freshments of dainty cookies, mints, nuts and cold drink* were served. Guests invited to share the evening wlih the two hmiorees were Mnies. Robert O. Cohen. Raymond Hall. Don­ ald Witt, Essie Burks, It. E. Clark, Spencer Crews, Robert A Cohen, A. C. Madden, Ed­ die Poindexter, ami Carol Ann Smith. Also the Misses M.iuvrrn Firestone, Peggy Grier. Jean­ nette Lainc, Betty Ann Sla­ ton, Margo Dunn. Put Szalxi, Susan Phagan, Mary Lynn Thomas. Jackie and Freddie Rerryhill ami Rita Rogers. Enterprise Personals By llrlrn Snodgrass Mr. and Mr*. Cecil Setter' celebrated their 15th wedding anniversary Friday by enter taining guests at their home for dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Al­ len and children of St. Peters­ burg and Mr. and Mrs. Ro­ bert L. Allen of Del.and. Sat­ urday evening, Mr. ami Mrs Robert A l l e n entertained them all in their home in DeLand. By Shirley Wentworth More Ilian 60 friends and relatives gathered at the home of Mrs. C. C. Jones, on Cecelia Drive, Rear Lake, for a miscellaneous bridal shower honoring Miss Tina Tinsley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Tinsley, Co-hostesse* w e r e Mrs Mary Kirk, Mrs. Isohell Schlnkcl ami Mrs. Jeannette Driggers. Starting off the evening's festivities was a mock wed­ ding, complete with bride and groom to ring hearer and flower girl. Lighted ramie I nbrn with background of greenery complimented Ihe wedding scene. Taking part in the wedding were Priscilla Turner, as the bride; John Rest, as the groom; Ricky Driggers, best man; Sammy Kirk, minister, anil John Jones as father of the bride. Linda Davis and Jane Eppinger w e r e the bride-maids and Bridged Ols*on, | lower gill Glenn Powell was ring hearer. Dubby Shelter, jun­ ior bridesmaid, ami Handy Getting and Hilly Shorter served a* ushers. Mrs. Ray­ mond Tinncy accompanied the soloist, Mrs. W. J. Gaines, who sang "Because.” Following the mock cere­ mony, door prizes w e r e awarded to Mrs. Carmelitn Grassenback and Mrs. Bev­ erly Bray. Tlie hostesses presented Miss Tinsley with a eorsago before she started opening her many gifts. After all the gifts were opened the honoree a n d guests attended a mack wed­ ding reception and were serv­ ed wedding cake and puneh from a candlelit buffet table. Assisting with Ihe serving were Barbara Neel. Donna Valdcjo amt Nell Rest. When you dial a wrong number, apologize. It's not the fault of tho person who answers that you didn't get your party. Bougainvillaea In Bloom 1.39 U p Grapes Hie N itre cry 2221 Grsprv iilr A m FA 2-08X8 “Scull* Dealer1* MISS LINDA CAROL HALVEY, whoso wethlitiK to Jack It. Crews will be an event of Aug. 27, with some of the gifts received at a bridal shower In her honor. In the buckifrmttul, left to right, are tin* co-hostesses Miss Karen Metzler and Mias Linda Mahoney anil the Kfoom-eleet's mother, Mrs. Spencer Crews. (Herald Photo) Mr. and Mrs. Ilowurd Moiltietti have returned from a vacation, in North Carolina. They stayed at the Junes Farm, in Waynewillc, N. C., and made sightseeing trips in the surrounding area. Current houseguest uf Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. E. C. Harper Mr. and Mrs. Gordon War­ ner and children of Orlando Sr., is Curtis Bennett, from spent Saturday with their mo­ Anchorage, Alaska. ther, Mrs. Alberta Warner. Houseguest* of Mr. anil Mr. and Mrs. Luther Stew­ Mrs. C. M. Flower*, last art of Winston Salem. N. C., week, were their daughter were houseguest* of Mr. and and family, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Ed L. Cunningham sev­ Oliver Lindsey ami William Charles, of Atlanta; Mr. and eral days last week. Easy W ay to MISS TINA TINSLEY your once-a-year to save! Kill Ants Mrs. J. Ray Flower* and J Ray Jr., of Harrisburg, N CV. .Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph liar rold, .Mr. and Mrs. IVrry flmxi, of Charlotte, N. t’.; Mr and Mrs. Ted Junker, Mocks ville, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs Erie Prevail and Douglas Prevail, of Seville. The group attended Hie marriage of Mr. and Mr*. Flower#' son, Clyde Hoy,it. to Mi** Patricia Hick man, in Winter Haven, Satur­ day evening. stockings Great Savings On Easy Terms FROM A WOULD OF FINK FUHMTUHK MATHER of Sanford 0V > ^ Bed Room-Suites AUGUST 22 - SEPTEMBER 7 and Roaches Y'-.i, they'ro reidly Berk,hire* - th e famous stocking* with thu N'yloc'v Run-Barrier. Guaranteed nut to run from top or toe into the sheer leg: area • or you gut a nuw pair free. llo o k ri.e lint Double D rrss rr and Mirror Roomy Chr.t MattrrN* and Matching Hot Spring* by Southern I'riM In Re. Foam Grey or llsnialv Walnut •! L A U N D R Y fir C LE A N E R S SPEC IA L! 'Lake Mary Miss Harvey Honored With Shower Honored At Mrs. Ulanelie Kuhn and Jesse Gardner, both of San­ ford, were married Aug. 7 at 8:30 p.m. at Ihe First Christ­ ian Church, in Winter Haven. Rev. James Harnett, for­ mer pastor of the Sanford First Christian Church, offi­ ciated at the ceremony. Attendant* were Mr*. SlieJ. by Murphy, daughter of the bride and Russell Gardner, brother of the groom. The bride wure a cream silk brocaded three piece suit, with beige accessories and a pink rosebud corsage. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of Rev. and Mrs. Bar­ nett in Winter Haven. Among the guests were Mrs. Murphy and Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Pearson of San­ ford. .Mr. and .Mrs. Gardner have COMING EVENTS returned from a wedding trip Thursday, Aug. 22 and are residing at 1705 Mag­ Navy Wive* Club No. 211, nolia Ave., Sanford. 12 noon. Potluck at Lake Golden. Mrs. Alvera Kelly. Tuesday, Aug. 27 Friday, Aug. 23 CPO wives luncheon, 11:45 VAH-9 Officers Wives bridge 7:30 p. m. Home of Mrs. J. a. m. Skyline Airport re* A. dcGanahl. taurant. Saturday, Aug. 21 Acey Duecy wives club, CPO husbands and wives, 7:30 p. m. Acey Duecy Club bring your own steak dinner, Wednesday, Aug. 2* 7:30 p. m. CPO Club. VAII-l enlisted men* wive* VAIM Officers wives club club coffee, 2:30 p . m. Potluck dinner, 7 p. m. Home Home of Mrs. H. Russell. of Jlrs. L. A. Musgrove. Frloay, Aug. 30 Monday, Aug. 26 VAH-9 Officers wive* Pot­ CPO wives club board luck. 7 p. m. Home of Mrs. meeting, 8 p. in. Home of J. D. Moloney. * Hostess for the August meeting of VAH-5 enlisted men's wives club was Mrs. -Sam Farrell. The meeting was held at her home Thurs­ day evening. Business includ­ ed approval of reports, bring­ ing ths roll-call up to date and discussion of the decorat­ ing course. * Mrs. J e n / Robert won the , Linen Shower Honors Bride-Elect Brush on Onrm . . . Lasts / o r Months JO H N S T O N ’S N O -R O A C H : S im ply b ru sh Jo h n sto n ’s No-Roach on cabinets to control cockroaches, on sills to stop ants. Colorless, odorless coating stays effective for months. No need to move dishes or breathe harm ful sprays. Remember; No-Roach means no roaches. W IN N D IX IE FOOD ST O R E S EASY TERMS - OPEN F ill. NITES OPEN Kill NIGHTS M A T S of Sanford Sanford's Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 K. 1st ST. FA 2-0983 ACCREDITED CHARGE ACCOUNTS 1:00 WELCOMED �Wanted: Chess Players Consider th* cheee pUyer and the _____ contribution ho b mektof to ■pneo ago Kvtaff. In a day whoa the average buiinoocman’a schedule la louaed up for two week* If he mists* one aection of a revolving door on hla way to work, the chose player will ait in un­ ruffled contemplation for as long as ha dam pleases. Bo Is the last survivor of an era when it was regarded as prudent to think first and then act, Instead of vice versa. Political It is perhaps Invractlcal to sug­ gest that all business in these jetpropelled times be conducted on a note of massive deliberation such as the chese player employs. But It is intriguing to wonder if irreparable damage to civilization would be inflicted if just a tittle more time and thought could be given to moves and decisions, be they made by citizens or government Don’t panic, chess players. Keep on taking your time. Think first. It just might become contagious! WASHINGTON - Iona of friindstiip. Rclatlona between our two coun­ tries could not have been more cor­ dial than they have the past few weeks. Our envoys to Moscow and those from Britain could not have been more warmly treated. The aigning of the nuclear teat ban treaty, limited and imperfect aa it la, makes worthwhile the seeming­ ly fruitless years of argument that went before. Assuming that the Soviets may Intend to abide by the treaty, there Is stilt the nagging suspicion thut this sudden sweet reasonableness may not be quite genuine, that there la some ulterior reason which muy, In the end, work to our harm. The obvious answer is thut Khru­ shchev la mending his fences facing the W est because of deteriorating re­ lations with the East — Red China. Knowledgeable observers seem to agree that the Russian about-face is genuine, that it does bode well for the future of mankind, and thut we should take advantage of it. Surely the vehemence with which the Red Chinese have denounced the treaty — and Khrushchev and the Russian Communist party for sign­ ing it — indicates that the nuclear test ban is hurdly just part of p larg­ er Soviet plot, any more than Gen. De Gaulle’s maverick behavior is part of over-all Western strategy. Whatever the truth may be, Americans are accepting the treaty with restrained relief. Opinion polls are almost unanimous in painting a Icture of the man in the street who Is wary and not exactly ly overjoyed, - . but Is nevertheless hopeful that some good will come of it. Americans' attitudes might be summed up as: * it’s better than no­ thing" Or to paraphrase Churchill: Ban ban is better than war war.” Senate scrutiny of the treaty will be thorough, but approval is expect­ ed to be speedy ami overwhelming. The wonderful thing Is that some good will come of the treaty — if it lasts — simply through natural proc­ esses. Fallout will begin to decrease and will decrease more and more as the years pass. How many unborn human beings will be saved because of this, perhaps only future — and grateful — gen­ erations muy know. G Dick West Says Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Vcra’a m i dream Involve* i standard m s symbolism employed by welt-bred yonag women. For D. Freud ban Indicated that sex banger differ* from stomach banger since It bag mom taboo* sur­ rounding U. Thu*, we resort to sex symbolism tn dlagnlte the bask satisfaction for oar M in Gerahenion la Mlai Tay­ erotic desire*. Send for the lor’# preia agent. booklet below. Using thla aa a spring­ CASE Q 426: V ert G., board, I drew up the format aged 19, is the coed who yes­ for " W h o Aaked That?” terday wanted me to Interpret Here’s the way the program her romiQlic dream about a will operate: South Sea Island where aavEach week, I, Ute produ­ ages pursued her along the cer, will go through the col­ beach and hurled apeara at umn and pick out queationi her. for the mystery panelist* to On# of the spears struck ask on the air. Then the her, but Vera n ld it didn’t blindfolded gueit will try to seem to hurt and then ahe guess who liked them. Got woke up. Thli is a camouflaged sex it? Appearing below are six dream, n per Dr. Freud. For whenever we are star­ questions I have already ae Icctcd. Without peeking, aee ving in any basic appetite, if you can Identify the mys- we tend to dream of the sat­ lery panelists, who are list isfaction ot that hunger. ed in parenthese at the end. Thus, if we go to sleep with 1. "What actually is Aver an empty itomach, we dream ell Hirrlman's position in of delicious banquets. the Kennedy administration?" If we drift off into slumber 2. **| would like to know when thirsty, then our dreams what position Dr. Max Aden­ will likely involve iced drinks auer, ton of the West tie r or cold springs of water. man chancellor, occupies in Uli father's government?" 3. "Is Grace Kelly expect mg her third child aa the rumors have It?” By llal Cocliran 4. ’’How good are the Bermuda short* make it chances of Vice President Lyndon Johnson running for harder to separate the men from the boys. the presidency in l9tS5?” 3. "Who said, 'love la the Some apartment owners history of a woman’s life but only an episode in a leel that children should be seen and heard some place man**?' " 6. “ Is Houita Granville else. \Srather, who is listed ns as­ Pcvple who get married in sociate producer on the Las­ sie TV series^ the aa me lion summer don't atop tn think ita Granville who was a child that office collections are actress in Hollywood?’*smaller because of vacations. Who Asked That? WASHINGTON (UPI) - I t occurred to n s tbs other evening that "What’s My XJneT" can’t go on forever •nd that eventually It li go tag to need a replacement. When that happens, 1 hope to Interest the network in a television gams I recently in­ vented called "Who A'lied That?" Aa everyone know;, the paitelltU on "What's My JJncT” put on bllndfiildi and try to identify die mystery jurat. Well, on "Who Aikcd ThatT" the guest will pul on a blindfold and try to Identify the panelUta. Sound* Ilka iun, doesn't ItT I got the idea for Uw show from a magazine col­ umn that anawers question* aent in by curlouJ rcideri. Some of the queationi are rather bizarre, and, a* a hob­ by, 1 like to see if I can create iltuatkmi to fit them. For example, a reader who gave her name at Ellen (Jerihcnaon wanted to know “ If Elizabeth Taylor haa a minklined raincoat, or la that Juat publicity?” My guess would be that OUR BOARDING HOUSE ________ ______ _ U<----- ' _ ["TM* WAV t GO T II , .. I’LL AG* f OK 1HAT AfAOS iniNtt-. ML. 5 t i t BIGVV 4 2 0 0 , LOOK' IN.-U.TtO BRAIN OP 1H' HOOPlEG.BW MES) > A r MUMOWI D, AMO A VtET WlCKf N£*r TOMFIH6 to flqtiEU2 S VtETTtN AWV.TKYtN 1& GlLLTItl^'v \ VALUABLE BtXXE.AN AtLItftiMfi V Y p ,R y / r * 1HIS r>HOP WAt. RIGHT IN i c v j y y f - ^ 7 1 / I HEARTHK* (XJTI IT Rt ALL.'/ ^ ',-h PIPS Lit* TH’ FLOORBOART>£ ;• DOUGH TO MOVA *“ ' RAKE ROOW/ Barbs In those two esses, we esn c it and drink without any taboo to restrain us. But * morally well - bred young woman like Vera, his been taught that she cannot Indulge completely in erotic food before marriage. For many legal, moral and social taboos surround sexu­ al satisfaction. As a result, millions of young people experience sex­ ual dreams where symbolism is subconsciously employed to disguise the basic nature of the dream. Vera thua conjured up the locale for her dream in an exotic South Sea Island. Then she was pursued by savages, who were hrownsklnned and attractive —but ill were m iles. Notice, these dresm i of girls seldom involve other women! Since sex has long been regarded in polite female circles as a primitive in­ stinct, then savages are oiten brought into such dreamt to symbolise basic sexual situ­ ations. That's why millions of young girls still report vari­ ations of V era's standard dream. And bccatoc of their rigid moral upbringing, girls like* Vera also symboliio many other sexual elements. Dr. Freud thus outlines male symbols as being ob jecls that penetrate, whereas female symbols are those tilings that are entered or invaded. A shoe la thus a female sexual symbol while the foot that enters the shoe is call­ ed a male symbol. Pointed objects, such as dag gers, Twins Named For JFK And Nikita LONDON (lil’D—Pop sing­ er and cumedian Tim Conner and hi* wife have decided to name their month old twin boy* Patrick Kennedy and Ixmis Khrushchev "in the hope of u n ity and a decent world for them to grow up in,” The Daily Herald said Monday. Tlit- newspaper said Conner has askt-d the U. S. president and the Soviet premier to be godparents by proxy for his sons. Quotes A homage to the august and sacred personage of the Pope and the generosity of the Holy Catholic Church. —Decree issued by Spanish dictator Franco freeing all political prisoners who have been in Jail at least 20 years. There liss been a good deal of talk decrying the Negro (civil rights) demonstrations. I would isy that any discus­ sion of this problem which dwells solely on the demon­ stration* and not on the cauees of these demonstratlons ia not going to solve anything. —Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy. less than a year ago, Khrush­ chev could have destroyed the United States from Cuba. There can be no peace till communism itself falls. "We can never relax until Khrushchev takes step* that will shoo bt ia genuinely in­ terested in permanent world peace.” Four acts that would show this intent are listed as: End colonization in eastern Europe a* Russia now wants Portugal to end its coloniza­ tion in Africa. Mcdlfy Communist doctrine on world domination and con­ centrate on better living for Russian people. Completely withdraw Rus­ sian support of Cuba. Settle the Berlin quealion by allowing reunification of Germany under free, demo­ cratic elections. "There i* too much day-today thinking about our rela­ tions with the Communists,” says Judd in summary. "We go into a conference with maintenance of the sta­ tus quo as our maximum ob­ jective. The Russians go into Service Chiefs Endorse Treaty WASHINGTON (U PI) The nation's four service chiefs Monday gave first-hand endorsement of th« limited nuclear test ban treaty al­ though the Air Force and Navy leaders expressed con­ cern about the Soviet Union'i lead in the "big bomb” field. The Army, Air Force, Navy Tba famed Cow Palace of and Marine members of the San Francisco is not In that Joint Chiefs of Staff testified city but across the line ia that they would not have giv­ San .Mateo County. en their approval of the treaty to outlaw all but un­ ADDING MACHINE derground tests unless there were adequate "safeguards" BARGAIN to preserve U.S. readiness to New. R. C. Allen Manual resume atmosphere testing In Machine* 7-column, sub­ event of a soviet abrogation traction, jump total, run­ ning total window, auto­ of the agreement. Gen. Curtis E. LeMay, Air matic clearance. A Good. Strong Durable Force chief, prolsably the Machine that will last for* most reluctant of the chiefs, years. told senators of thro* com­ Formerly 6175. Now 9125 mittees that as yet “ do one and Tax. Terms and tradeha* said that these safeguard* in*. will be carried out." HAYNES All four said they had not OFFICE MACHINE CO. been subjected to any ad­ ministration "pressure” for 314 Magnolia A te, Sanford Open Eseninfe their endorsement of the pact. INSTALL IT YOURSELF AND SAVE! Pakistan is completely sat­ isfied that China has no sinis­ ter designs in this region and is, in fact, eager to solve all her problems with her neigh bors peacefully. —Sunday Morning News of Karachi, Pakistan. INSTALLS IN UNDER 3 MINUTES...NOTOOLS NEEDED -a s s v k w k w American Rent-All In Sanford WORRIED about your invottmont? uy one) get one OAUOHS Pf K n u r o d a* tocuoiS c l t u m t l t . r O c t o b e r Sr, ISIS a t tb o T o o l O f t l c o o f a t n l o r d . V lo rlJa, u n d . r t h . A ct o r C u n c r . t . o( StoreA. No port of any m tl.rltl, n.wo ur oa.nr*i.lug, ot thin .dltlun of Tb* tltnfuril ll.rahl luty bo r-pruduc.d In tny manner wliliout w rlu ta p.rinUainii ut tno pubilnn.r or Tbo llortlil. Any Individual or tlrn, rt.puii.ibU tur oucb r.pr.-duclloa trill bo cunoldnrod on Inlnnsln* on Tbo litrald's caprrtsnt amt will bo bold Dahl, tor dtmuart und.r lb* I ts . I'ublltKod dally otenpt bolurday. Sunday ABiS Cliruliuoo, publi.brd Saturday p r .c .u iu t Christmas. condition* add nothing to paoco of mind. But * you would like cm investment that is alw ays worth 100 cunts on the dollar we became acquainted. Slop in. . . . US snapshots Mary Carter Wieboldt's CAMERA SIIUI* ” 10 8. PARK AYE. PAINT STOKE 209 W. FIRST ST. FA 2-3619 NEW WESTINGHOUSE M O H U n r CONDITIONER Fluctuating price* and ani9fTtod marked and pays an excellent dividend, it'* lime FOREVER T b o l i o r a l d I . a m em b e r o r llio U n i t . d T r t * . n h l e h 10 . n l l t l o d o t e l u s i v o l r t o t h s u * . t o r f t p u b l i c a t i o n o f t i l U o local a e w e p r l o t o g In t b l o n i w i p » p - r . I w a rio tf 2*64 H. Hiawatha Aee. i I S* I SI until I *s 1 Slunth U . S. P o s t a l H . a o U t i t o s i i i u t i d o Uiol ait n i t l l ao boorliiU uaa bo p a l * l a o d v aaco . minimum objective. T h e y want more. We don't think far enough ahead.” The likelihood that Khrusfw chav eventually will purge Mao Tie-tung ia foreseen by Chinese Nationalist source* on Formosa. If that happens, it is expected that Peking again will fall under Mos­ cow's domination. Tao Htl-sheng, chairman ol the Central Daily News ot Taipei, sees little possibility of Mao softening his antiwestern attitude in an at­ tempt to consolidate his own position and win allies to China’s side in opposition to Russia. Resumption of talks Sept. 11 between American ambas­ sador John Moora Cabot in Warsaw and Red Chinese am ­ bassador Wang Ping-nan aft­ er a four-month lapse is in­ teresting but not significant. The talks have been going on for eight years without re ­ sult. Red China’s Prem ier Chon En-iai has relayed to Wash­ ington an invitation for a new world wide conference on diaarmament. But it ia given even Usa standing t h a n French President Charles d* Gaulle’s sim ilar proposal. President Kennedy declar­ ed, in fact, at his last press conference that a continua­ tion of Red China's present policies would lead to a more dangerous situation in th* lSTOs than any faced by this country since the end of World War II. There is so hope in that outlook. spears, arrows a rut even ■ closed umbrella, are thus masculine sex symbols. A sealed letter is a female symbol. A letter opener is the male symbol. With this simplified etplunation of Dr. Freud's view of dreams, you can easily see that Vera had gone to bed with h er erotic appetite stim­ t. Awrelt Itarrim an. 2. Prices bt-iii); what they arc, Konrad Adenauer. 3. Prince it’s easy for folks to cry at Rainier. 4. Lad^ liird. 3. (heir own expense. John I'rofumo. 6 Lassie. Tile need of a shave is con sidcrcd one of the best chap Boat Burn* crons. MIAMI BEACH ( LPI ) — Page -i Sanford, Florida Tues., August ”0, 1062 Fire and sinalt explosions de­ stroyed a 30-foot cabin cruis­ er, The Snapper, at its dock C u t * B r a n d Paint on all M W U T U a. b iu u w , c u t so u amis r t ulisiilr here Monday. r i l l . H W E LL S n u n s vav PKt/r Man.siu* KUIlur Mochaniotl SupL No one knows when wine J A M S : L. I II II K S H M S S H i l t MULLS C o u n ty L-lllor llu.ln.u S itnts.r making began, but we do S ll l ll L K Y J. O H t v r cmcKLiA s ntMs.li know that the Egyptians ClaultWd Sitnts.r X atl.tr ta ilo r THANK tlll.TOLIXa D OR OTHY *1 S t l X knew the process of wine S .ltu i. gilllor OtculoiIon U tntssr at we ax is* ta t* inuking early in their civili­ sation. s i ■ M .m rrtu* it* re s » r sttil llollrsrr Irtilta l. l . s . l f ail oihrr BRUSH V A L U E S T O 79c tS.Vu I t*«r 111 se t f u r IS« Wsnk S.«<1 I Stun li l t S .il S Xlunlbs 1.10 1 Mutiih. i n S U-utt-a ^ a u fa rii I p r a to ulated but unsatisfied. So he- symbolic dream in­ volved the fulfillment of her gnawing romantic hunger. Hut she camouflaged the sit­ uation to avoid shocking her conscience. For in cases of emotional shock, we then tend to awak­ en at once. Dr. Frsud ha* been un­ fairly criticized a* thinking ALL dreams are sexual. He admita that stomach hunger is a more basic In stinct, but it is not as likely to disturb the avenge sleep­ er. bend for my booklet on "Abnormal Psychology and Dream s," enclosing a long stamped, "eturn envelope, plus 20 cents. (Always write to Dr. Crane in care of this newspaper, enclosing a long, stamped, addressed envelope and 30 cents to cover typing and printing cost* when you send for one of his booklets.) Notebook (N EA ) — warns Judd. "Remember that a conference with that a* a Warning f l a p already a n be­ ing run up a p in st hope that tba United States somehow will make big p i n t from the cold w ar between Soviet Rus­ sia and Rad China. “Thla isn't a permanent split,” cautions former Rep. W alter H. Judd, R-Minn., who ■till rates as one of the few remaining "old Chine bands'* around Washington. This la just a rift between a couple o( Communist theo­ reticians, Dr. Judd insists. It will be decided by the accept­ ed principle* of M*rxUt prac­ tice. "When it is all over, somebody will have to walk the plank," says Judd. “ It may be Mao or it may ba Khrush­ chev. "Whoever it if, the Comrntalat Party will still re ­ main exactly what it always ba* been. For under the the­ ory of 'democratic central­ ism,’ the party can never be wrong. Only individual mem­ bers esn be wrong.” Slxing up the two top antag­ onists in this rift, Judd points out that many Communist cells around the world have never accepted Khrushchev’s policy of de-Staliniiation. Mao may have more support than be Is credited with. W hit Khrushchev Is doing, therefore, in his test ban treaty and his proposals for a nonsggression pact with the West Is to protect his rear whlla he wagei ideological war on hla eastern front. "This la my great fear," Pleasant Change Even though we know the Russians too well to drop our guard, it m ust be admitted that it Is a pleasant change from the Cold War to be on the receiving end of Russian effus* Peter Edson "It 's G oing to Be o Tight Squeeze!" ne tN srauenoN cesvt ImUlt Uobtlabe without tools . . . area move tt roow-to-rooia! n i U I DPI* Buna oe 115 voile. up re se Leo. u e u i i e . . . tsr inulU-r, too. -»*WUaiT~ VtaSATMJTYI Cools, dshnmiitiiwo. tlura. circulate*. PUMI rioooeatlr twfxr AX. ItwUM* crtlloa. Adjuatablo. TW raaitl. fonfWsp-WgL.1Wall s s e je i a t i o fl inn? < Sanford Ate. • 1007 8. SM* MtiJtlia wto — Iron! mot © VVesiinfihousc PLUMBING - HEATING AIR CONDITIONING Oil] Hnlback, President Phone FA 2-6562 �•ft V n fffrl W rrall Oviedo Lions Prepare For Third Season •Aug. 20, 1963 — Page 5 First Practice # For SHS Squad Called 'Good' $ 9 • (w l if* Seminole High School head football coach Jim Plgott reported a ‘Teal good" open­ ing day of practice Monday ai Seminole hopefuls hit the field lor the first time this season. As expected, some too boys turned out for the opening drills. Led by 13 returning lettcrmen the group express* cd great enthusiasm and a lot of spirit Most of the day was spent going over the funda­ mentals of the game and with plenty of exereijes. • The younger boys were then called aside to work only on fundamentals while the older group worked on smoothing out the oflensive game. The boys showed lots of pep in their drills. Plgott emphasis­ ed that no position on the varsity squad has been filled and all are open to the best' man. Tlds y ear’s coaching staff will be made up of Plgott, varsity line coach Jim Mc­ Coy. varsity backfield coach Dick Williams, Junior Var­ sity Head Coach R a l p h Stump/ and JV assistant coach John Colbert. Williams is a newcomer to the coaching staff. Friday will m ark the first day that the boys will have a chance to don pads and really get down to some "head knockin'.” Florida rulea state that no team can practict in pada until Aug. 33. Several changes have been in the drills. Ace defensive end Billy Higgins has been shifted into the quarterback slot in an effort to give a "one-two” punch to the of­ ten sc, Higgins shares (he sig­ nal calling with last year's field general Ronnie Hinsun. Eddie Kosky has also been working out at the quarter­ back post. The main objective of the coaching staff at (his point it to "beef up" tlie defense and "soup up” the offense. We all can remember the de­ fensive line of two years ago and could the Scmlnolcs come up with a forward wall sim­ ilar to that one they should really be tough. il PILL PUSHERS team won first place in the Hospital Mixed League liowlinR. They are Bhown here an they were called up to accept their trophies at a banquet held at the Capri Restaurant Saturday night* From left are Meyer Oracy, Jonnie Elam, Phyllis Arney, Captain Hill Thomas and Nellie Gant. (Herald Photo) • Pushers Take Top Honors Members of the Seminole Memorial Hospital ThursdayNight Mixed League held their first annual bowling banquet at the Capri Restau­ rant Saturday with the Pill Pushers team taking the first place team trophy. L e a g u e president B i l l Thom as introduced Robert Besserer, hospital adminis­ trator, who made the follow­ ing presentations: Winning team members. Bill Thomas (captain), Nellie Gant, Phyllis Arncy, Meyer Bracy and Jonmc Elam; High gross average for men. Marion Rankin; new high average. Bill Thomas; high gross average for wom­ en. Elizabeth Long; high net average. Carol Rankin; most improved bowler, Maud Mil­ ler. Special awards went to Nancy Gramkow. who made the 200 Club, and Curtis Ab­ ney, who attained Uie 223 game club. League members and guests attending the banquet includ- Lane ‘Ready' To Fight Ortiz H M ay By JULIUS BOROS \ < V v CStr'lj&OPfN CHAMPION Your shot to the pin, once The hands are about shoul­ you reach the scoring zone, der high, the wrists are fullywill be either a pitch or a cocked as with the woods and chip. long irons. A pitch shot Is hit in the The follow through for the air so it drops as close to the pitch shot is as long as on the hole as possible on the fly. other Iron shots. The position A chip shot is one with a of the club is upright at the lower trajectory so the ball finish because of the open lights on the edge of the stance and lack of body pivot. green and rolls. The right heel comes up from When the pm Is near Ihe the ground only slightly. edge of the green, or there's You arc closer to the ball a hazard between you and the Hun you have been so far. hole, a pitch shot generally is ' You „ „ , laml nhnoM directly the choice. over the ball, playing it back Use either the 7. a or 9 at least midway between the iron, or the regular pitching feet, wedge. Hit down and through the The feet are close together ball crisply even on the short­ in an open stance. The hall est shot. Don't try to scoop is plsyed slightly bark of cen­ the ball. Ixt the loft of the ter. The body is almost di­ club bring the ball up as in a rectly over the ball, allowing full short iron approach. for better control. Follow through, continuing There is little pivot or body- to keep the stroke strictly a movement on the backswing band-and-arm shot, with little The length of the backswing or no rolling of the wrisis. is determined by the dis If tlie wrists are rolled to lance, any degree, the hull will not get up as high as it should and probably will have a greater tendency to run alter it lilts the green. All-Stars Beal Yankees 5-0 Standings * ed (besides the above m en-.Elam , Margie Abney, Curtis tioned) Alary Bracy, Prggy Abney. Betty rickrel, Carolyn Price. Johnny Hodge, George Teslun, Dot Thomas, Marvin Wiegand. Lee Wicgand. Dick | Miller and Margaret Hodge. SAGINAW. Mich. (I’Ph — Southpaw Kenny Lane of Muskegon, Mich., charging that Carlos Ortiz ‘Ts a cham­ pion by manipulation.” said today he is ready to fight Or­ tiz "the sooner the bettor" for the world lightweight cham­ pionship after winning the .Michigan version of the crown. Lane. 31, who has spent most of his career trying to BUFFALO, N. Y. (UPI) — get the champions in the ring with him, battered Paulie Tbs world tbu mpinn New Armstead of Los Angeles to York Yankees are not too win a unanimous Li-round de­ proud to tak* a pitching and AKRON'. Ohio <UPI >- Ar­ cision ami the Michigan ver­ hitting lesson once in a while. nold Palmer, feeling "fit and sion of the ligldweight title The International league fine," was favored over Monday night. All-Stars were the expert Jacky Cupit and Phil Rodgers teachers Monday night before today in their 18-hole playoff the largest crowd In Buffalo for a shot at golf's biggest baseball history—28,524. The jackpot of 1963—the Jio.ouo •Stars, piloted by Jacksonville first place money in the manager Casey Wise, admin­ World Senes. Hy LnUrd Press International istered a 0-0 licking to the The winner will juin Jack AMERICAN LEAGUE Yankees in one hour and 34 Nlckliu*. the Masters snd W I. Pel. GB minutea. . PGA champion; Julius Iloroi. New York 79 Cl .M3 The Stars clubbed 10 hits, the U. S. Open king, and Rob Chicago tig SI .337 lOli seven off the offerings of Charles, the lefthander who Minnesota Wl 34 337 in's losing pitcher Bill Stafford won the British Open, for the Baltimore H8 37 .314 12 and three off southpaw Bud two-day medal play match for Boston 39 03 m 19ls Daley. The two most damaging Hie World Series of Coif prize Cleveland to Of .484 191a blows were a two-run home here Sept. 7-S. 33 H3 .438 22' 4 run by Arkansas left fielder Detroit Although Palmer has more Lot Angeles 57 69 .412 23'a Richie Allen in the first inn­ credentials than any golfer in Kansas City 54 66 .430 23'* ing and a bases-emply shot the world, they were not good Washington 43 77 .369 33'l by Richmond second baseenough to qualify him for Ihe man Pedro Gonzalez, a Yan­ Monday's Results big jackpot. Palmer bas es­ Cleveland a Boston 3. night kee farmhand, in the second. tablished a new single-season While live Stars were hit­ Only games scheduled money-winning record with a ting sharply, the Yankees Wednesday's Games total of fMl.966 In oflicial Washington at Kan,as CUy, could muster but two saftiea prize money and ha* won six off Hie serves of winning night tournaments—more than any Minnesota at Detroit pitcher Willie Smith, a sty­ ulher golfer—this year. left hander. Lus Angeles at Baltimore, lish Syracuse But the format for the night World Scries of Golf calls fur Cleveland at New York, 2, Japan's Team the winners of the world's twi night four major tournaments—the Chicago at Boston, night Is Criticized Masters, the U. S. and Brit­ NATIONAL LEAGUE TOKYO (UP1) — Jspsnsse ish Opens and the PGA—to H L Pet- GB swimming experts and fans meet in this money event, Los Angeles 74 47 .607 wtre thoroughly disgusted to­ Nicklaus ruined that format St. Louis 69 34 5*>t 3 'i when he won the PGA in July* San Francisco 68 35 .333 e’s day with Japan's one-sided defest in the three-day dual at Dallas to go with his Mas­ Philadelphia 68 aft 340 8 meet with the United States. ters title. 67 61 -323 10 Cincinnati There was mounting criti­ 64 39 510 I0V9. Chicago cism of the training program 61 60 316 11 Milwaukee of the Japan Swimming Fed­ lit 81 .300 13 Anderson, Welts Pittsburgh eration, and the Japanese Ed­ 46 79 .368 2944 Houston ucation Ministry was request­ In Second Round New York 39 83 .313 36 ed to permit competitive Muuday' Results WILLIAM STOWS’, Moss. swimming among grade school (UP1) — Defending champi­ St. Louts a San FranciiCo 7 children in all effort to de­ Philadelphia 1 New York U on Jo Anne Anderson, a Sun­ velop swimmers. night day golfer with » pro-like Only games scheduled drive, went into the second H i-N ooners L eague Wednesday's Games Women’s Amateur tourna­ Organizational meeting of ment today bent on outdoing New York at Philadelphia the Hi-Nooners Bowling Lea­ night Mr*, Anne tjus.it VS It.'. gue will tie held at I p m, Both girls staged sparkling Pittsburgh at Chicago sub-par performance. Monday Cincinnati at Houston, night Wednesday fur all women in­ to earn second round berths St. Louis at Los Angeles, terested in bowling at the Jet Lanes. This league will be night at the Taconic Golf Club in this scenic Berkshire Hills Milwaukee at San Francisco set up to follow the school | schedule. community. Palmer Favored In Playolf V # Oviedo High School is nowgetting into full swing with its fall football drills a t the school In preparation for its third and possibly biggest season thus far. The Lions will be packing p l e n t y of experience all around with nearly all of last year’s learn returning. Twelve lettcrmen will lead the at­ tack this year. Fullback Rex Brooks, quar­ terback Jimmy Courier, half­ back Barry Gouge and half­ back Rusty Jepson will re­ turn to tlie backfield. Jim Saucer also could sec action behind the line, as well as along the forward wall. Banquet Held By Bowlereltes The Jet Bowlereltes he d their banquet recently at Rose and Wilkes A turkey dinner was served. Troplues were awarded to Ihe following: First place team, LIT Buggers consisting of Helen Marchcsano, Jane Spolski, Virginia Chadwick, and Hcltyc Smith. Helen Mar chesano accepted the spon sors trophy for the Central Exterminating Co. Karns Insurance was se­ cond. The team included Shirley Martin, Irene Dulck, Ann Almond, Alice Sexton Shirley Martin accepted the sponsor trophy for Karns In­ surance. Tlie last place team, Chada’s Midway Grocery were not forgotten. The team con suit'd of Elfie Oldham, Ann Behrens, Nancy Conway and Benice Chads. Individual trophies were awarded as follows: High Average of 137 to Elaine Kustual, High Series of .303 tu Nat Schnitzler, High Game of 214 to Jan Valentine, High Scries HDCF of 371 to Dot Johnson, High Game IIDCP of 223 to Alice Sexton and Most Improved bowler award went to Louise Cole who af­ ter 21 games improved her average 7 pins. * • Teddy Ucllhorn at end, Artte Arndt at guard, Tim Col­ bert at tackle, Wayne Jacobs and Jimmy George at guards and Danny Kirkland and Jim­ my Fox at ends will all be re­ turning to the roster. Head Coach Jim Palmer plans to move up about six boys from the JV squad from last year to the vanity. The Lions will miss center Morris Luther who moved avvuy but they still have several boys who can step into the vacant spot. Arthur Scott will be assist­ ant head coach this year with Jack Calvert heading up the JV *. • • • Conditioning a n d funda­ mental drills have been the order of the day since last Thursday when the Lions first hit the field. Five more weeks of training are in or­ der until the first game against inter-county rivals Lyman on Sept. 2u. Last season saw the Lions come home victorious only twice. They downed Umatilla and St. Leo for their only win- hut the win column is expected to lie higher this year. A fish fry and football clinic day night, Sept. 7 from CM will In- hi’Id in Oviedo Saturp.nt. (or interested fans and supporter*. Top Net Four Play Today CHESTNUT HILL, M a n (UP1) — Four of the world’s currently ranking tennis play­ ers, fre»h from Davis Cup ac­ tion but hushed by cross­ country flight and repeated title play, <l» double duty in His? national doubles today. The quartet Hew in here Monday night to learn from U.S. Lawn Tennis Association officials that they must play at least two matches today. They are headed by Mexican Davis Cuppers Rafael tfsuna and Antonio Palafox. the talented tandem which last year knocked the United Mates from Davis Cup iom finals in the most stunning upset in the histury of U. S tennis. Included in the lardy four­ some are Uncle Sam's best. Chuck McKinley and Dennis It a I-ton, who had been oc­ cupied In luis Angeles hi beating ihe Mexicans In tin* year's Davis Cup flash. Dodgers, Cards In Crucial Series Hy l ulled Press* International Seven weeks ago tonight the St. Louis Cardinals marched into Los Angeles as the surprise leader* of the National League. They stumbled out of town three nights later enraged and embarrassed. They had dropped three straight decis­ ions, including a pair of shut­ outs, to the Dodgers, who d'slodgsHl them from first plucr. Nose the Cardinal* are back in the City of Angel* for another three.gums set .starting tonight. This on* can make or break Johnny Kranc’s upstarts, who com­ pleted a three-game sweep over the San Francisco Giants by grinding out a comeback 8-7 triumph Monday at St. Louis. The Card*' latest victory gave them undisputed posses­ ion of second place, games back of the idle Dodgers. With time running out in the NL race, they must win at least two of three from t.o* Angeles this time to keep their pennant hopes alive. And should the Dodgers sweep this series a* they did last month it will be bye bye Redbirdi. The Cardinals left the de­ fending champion Giants reel­ ing on the ropes and 6 'j games off the pace. The Giants took a 7-5 lead in the top of the ninth with a three-run burst that featured Felipe Alou’s two-run triple. Alou, though, wound up aa the goat when the Cards pushed acres* three run* in the bot­ tom of the inning for the'r haid-earntd victory, The Philadelphia Phillies scored their eighth etralght victory and moved to within 1H games of third place by nipping the New York Mets, 1-0, behind the five-hit pitch­ ing of Dennis Bennett In the only other NL game. A pair of home run* by Max Alvta (towered tha Cleveland Indiana to an 8-3 victory over th* Boston Red Sox la tho Iona American League game. The Phllllca scored a run o ff Galen Cisco In th* sacond Inning on successive singles by Don Demetsr, Ctay Dal* rympl# and Bobby Win*. T hat was all the margin Bennett needed as ha rolled to his alxth victory In eight dacls* Ions and hli first shutout a I th* campaign. Chicago Bears Licking Wounds United Press International Those rough, tough Chicago Dears were quietly nursing their wounds today. Noted for their aggressiveivenexs on the football field, and once dubbed the "Mon­ sters of the Midway,” the Bears sre proving quite brit­ tle during tlie exhibition sea­ son. At Last count, five mem­ bers of tlie squad were side­ lined with Injuries. Latest casualties were de­ fensive end Maury Youmans and defensive halfback Tum­ my Neck, who were hurt dur­ ing the Bears' 29-28 victory over the Washington Redskins last Thu/sday, Youmans suf­ fered a badly bruised leg while Neck will have his leg In a cast for three or four weeks with tom knee liga­ ments. Other injured Bears Include rookie offensive tackle Jack Johuxun, who chipped an an­ kle l*one; halfback Willie Gallmorc recovering from a knee operation; and defensive end Ed O’Bradovich, who has a virus Infection. • All five wilt be sidelined for the Bears' next exhibition gime axainst the champion Green Bay Packers Saturday night. The Packers, on the other hand, rim e home from a one-week southern sojourn In better shape than when they left. Not only did they have the satisfaction of a 31-10 victory over Dallas last Sat­ urday, but on Monday they added defensive halfback Doug Hart. He was signed as a free agent Jfter a tryout in Dallas, Fight Results By United Press International SAGINAW. Mich (U1M) Kenny Lane, 131'*, Muske­ gon, Mich., outpointed Paulie Armstead, 133, 1-os Angi-les (15) won Michigan version of world's lightweight title. N E W BEDFORD. Mass. i LPl ) — J o h n n y Bizzarre, 132'a, Erie, Pa., outpointed Paddy Read, 133, Providence, R .1.. (10). 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I E T C I I F ern P a rk , Florid* You a r e h a r a b y r e q u i r e d to Will b* e n t e r e d a g a l n a l yo u . D eputy C lerk IT IB O R D E R E D t h a t t h i s F IE L D , h i t w lf* I’u b l l e h A u g . 11. 19, IT, Sept P u b l l e h Aug. itf, IT, A Sept. file y o u r a n s w e r o r w r i t t e n R E S Il I F .V C E l U N K N O W N d e f e n s e s . It a n y . In th * abov* Nolle* b a p u b l i s h e d In T h * 1. 10. 19*1. I. 19*1. S a nford H erald, a n ew sp ap er AVII T l t i All p a r t l a a c l a i m i n g CDL-*1 p r o c e e d i n g w i t h t h a C l a r k of c m ,-:» I n t e r a a t a by, t h r o u g h , u n Iho C i r c u i t C o u r t , a n d to se rv * p u b l i s h e d In H em lnola C o u n ­ d r r or a g a i n s t tha a f o ra a cop y t h e r e o f u p o n t h a P l a i n ­ t y , F l o r i d a , o n e s e a c h w e e k A nawar t o r rav io u a F i d b o sa id paraiins t i f f # a t t o r n e y * , w h o s e n a m e s l o r fuUr c o n s e c u t i v e w eek s . W ITNE BB t h a h a n d o r t h * Y uU ARK h a r a b y notlflad nd a d d r e s s a p p e a r * h e r e o n , Songfest t h a t a C o m p l a i n t t o fu rec lo a a o n or b e f o r e t h a M t h d a y of C l e r k o f th * C i r c u i t C o u r t, t fsm ln u la C o u n t y , Han ford , F l o ­ a c e r ta in m o r tg a g e e n c u m b e r­ Septem ber, 19(1. th * n a t u r e DOWN ing th a follow ing described of t h l a p r o c e e d i n g b e i n g a r i d a , t h i s I t h d a y o f A u g u s t, ACROSS re st p roperty, to -w lt: AWEI'mHIvrtJI X 1 CTNllljffllfl'llj1 u lt f o r f o r e c l o s u r e n f m o r t ­ M I L tort 30. (Muck “ W , COHN gage against t h e f o l lo w in g (HEAL ) ’ S lg 5 ------ l A lh c n a A r t h u r It. B e c k w i t h , J r . 3 Sub’jkllcd T H Y CLUB MANOR. U N IT d e s c r i b e d p r o p e r l y , t o - w l t : 4 - l town by the 4 Worth C l e r k of t h * C i r c u i t C o u r t Nu. 1, a c c o r d i n g to th tort 94 a n d t h a t p a r t of 3 Metal Hem lnola C o u n t y , F l o r i d a p la t th a ra o f a a recorded L o t I I . O A K L A N D HILLS, stream" 8 Tarry B y : M a r t h a T. V lh len in P l a t B o o k I t . I ’a g a d e s c r i b e d a a fo llo w st | “ ------on the rtplJOf 7 Slrtpll D e p u ty C lark l i , P u b l i c R e c o r d s of B s m . B e g i n n i n g a t a p o i n t on tU'ita G U R NEY, GURNEY A HANDI n u la C o u n t y , F l u r l d a th * c u r v e o f th * E ast 12 nldtiah pob • Unclosed h a* b e e n ft ts d a g a i n s t y o u tn r i g h t - o f - w a y lln a o f En- L E Y beveraca 10 Entangle* th * a b o v a - s t y t a d a u l t . a n d you c l n o W a y a t th * I n te re s c - 393 N o r t h M a g n o l i a A v a n u * 13 A***m |1 IK h eraiM silkworm a r a r e q u i r e d t o a a r v a a co p y 43 Air (coot lion w ith th * southerly O rlando, F lurlda 18 Solar diok IT Hedoctor of y o u r A n s w e r o r o t h a r 14 Gem form) lin o o f L o t 39: th en ce A t t o r n e y s fo r t h a P l a i n t i f f 39 ITtco IS iVnrient I J Corded fabric P l e a d i n g t o t h a C o m p l a i n t on S o u t h d l ’ i O F * E a e t a lo n g P u b l i s h : Aug. 13, 34, 3T, BepL 44“----- BaOejr a t Wtih id Short r h j t h m k p x t U T toao 4 ! l a d g s r entry P l a i n t i f f s a t t o r n e y s . A N D E It t h a e o u t h e r l y Bn* o f L it I. 1X1. 38 Attack 4T AlgonquitO SON, R U S H . DE A N , LOW N 30 f o r a d i s t a n c e o f lli.tiT CDL-39. 34 Ught log 40 Lodging pb co Indian f t; th en ce N o rth 4C3U3I' D E S A v a n d a n IIEIIG. 131 31 One time term 41 Winter vehicle* 48 I ^m p targ . E a s t C e n t r a l A v a n u e , Orlando, 20 Tries W e e t f o r a d i s t a n c e of » Thick 42 Believe 80 Route (ih.) toS.)9 f t ; thane* North 27 Fathertlr.eag F l o r i d a , a n d f tta t h e o r l g t n a i MCunsuma A n a w a r o r o t h e r P l e a d i n g In il'S V 'X I'' W e s t for a dls Cl God liras of t a n c # o f 19.(4 ft. t o th# t h e o f f i c e o f t h * C l e r k o f th o discord point of beginning, ac­ C i r c u i t C o u r t o n or b e f o r e 14 Greatest c o rd in g to th a p la t th e r e ­ l h a I H h d a y o f g ep tatn b er, quantity 1)41. If y o u f a l l t o do ao, a o f a s r e c o r d e d In P l a t •T urk ey ■ H o o k t l , P a g e (4, P u b lic d e c r e e p r o e o n f e s a o w ill b* IT Mocatafrt t a k e n a g a lr ra t y o u (or t h e r* R e c o r d s of S e m in o le Coun 10 Internal pagt ty. F l o r i d a . TOGETHER l i e f d t m a n d a d la th * Com 1] F ru it p l a i n t . W I T H : J a r k a n n Itav Hot MV istal U M a k a s aa p e a c T h l a N o lle* s h a l l b* p u b W a te r H eater. Modal C M Scatter l l e h e d on e* a w e a k fur f o u r 311, S e r i a l 979(1. 1 7 “ l U u a ------ " c o n s e c u t i v e w a a k a In lb * S a n D ONE AND O R D E R E D at VJ f j i l l f o r d H e r a ld . S an fo rd , C o u n t y of Hemlnola. 40 Villa h t l DATED thla I t h d a y a f S t a t e o f F t o r l d a , th le 9 t h day of A u g u s t , 11(3. A u a u s L 1943. (SEA L) (SEAL) A r t h u r II. B e c k w i t h , Jr, H o n . A r t h u r It. B e ck w ith , Echo' C l e r k o f C i r c u i t C o u r t / Jr. 43 Musical B y M a r t h a T. Vlhlen C l e r k o f th * C i r c u i t C o u rt Instrument D eputy C lark S em inal* C ounty, Florida 43 Secrecy A N D E R S O N , RUSH, DE AN, By: M a r t h a T. V lh len 49 Repeat L O W N D E S a v a n den B E R G D.C. 81 A n g e r . a t t o r n e y s a n d C o u n s e l l o r s A t J o h n M. P a n l e l l n o f S3 Shield b earin f I~tw G R E G O R Y , COUIUi A PANI13 Bound 333 E a s t C e n t r a l B o u le v a rd M At a Ulitanco KILO P o s t O f fi c e B o a 1311 (comb, f o r a ) A ttorneys a t L aw 15 lr[ntentlom O R L ANDO, F L O R ID A 404 J a c k s o n s t r e e t M Rhode tr««a T e l e p h o n e 141-1411 T a m p a 3, F l o r i d a IT Ajaaot P u b l i s h : Aug. I t . If. IT, S . p t P u b l i s h : Aug. 11, 39, IT, SepL i m i t f i r i i D t r u r w i aaul 3. 19(3 1. 1141. C O L - 14 CDL -IT rtrrrrio ta *ax« NOTIC E U haraby given t h a t I am engag ed ta b u s i­ n e s s l l IT-93. L o n g w o o d , Bam Inoli C o u n t/, F lorida, und er th * fi c t it i o u s m m * of. IIID K AAVAT DAft, a m t t h a t I In ten d In r e g i s t e r s a i d n a m i w i t h t i n C l a r k o f t h a C i r c u i t C o u rt. Hemlnole C o u n t / . F lo rid * . In accnrdanco w ith th a provl• to m or th a / I c tltlo u i Nam e Mtatotes, t o - w l t : M-rtlon *41 91 Florida S ta tu te s I » l . Hla: A R T H U R MIL LER, R ICHA RD BURNS. harry tv A i/. P u b l i s h : A u g . 13, 39, IT a n d Sep t. 1, m i C D L -ll Use The Herald Want Ads o �I Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. FA 2-5612 Classified 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W. First D E A D U X tt CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuas., thru Fri, • 2 P. M. day Safer* laiartloa. H od. - Sat. Mon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tu*i., thru FrL • 2 P. M. day Safer* inm tioo. Mon. • Sat. DOOO RESPONSIBILITY: Tha Harild wlU aot b* apoauibM tor m an thaa aoa lacorraet Iniartioa of jo u r ad, and rcianraa thr right t* **• via* or rajaet say advwtla*m ast from what ordarad to aoafern f* th* policies of thla »«P*r. Legal Notice i* tm r r t f tc r r r t h b s ix t h n n ro tirr o r im i m . Cl’IT IX AXD FOB IKMIX. o tE IX IN corxT T . r to m o A t ’R A X C K IIT XO. IZMT HE: .to o p T in N b y h o b e iit I . IIODUKS O f DONNA MAE M ARTIN, a m i n o r . NOTICE BT PI'BMCATIOX OP PETITION FOE ADOPTION TUI L E O M A RTIN 1111 C e n t r a l A v e n u e Han C l i i o , C a l i f o r n i a T O U ARK H E R E B Y NOTIPIED t h a t A p e t i t i o n h a a h«*n f l l# 4 In t h a t b o v # (tjrl# d c o u r t b r R O B E R T L. llOIMtIUI for t h a a d o p t i o n of DONNA M A E M A R T IN , a m i n o r, by th # patltlo n ar, R O B ER T U HODOKH, a n d y o u s r # r # - i u l r # j to •arv a a copy of y o u r anaw ar • r o b j a a t l o n a to ahovr c a u i * w h y aa ld p a t l t l o n i l i o u l d n o t tta gran t* -] on t h a a t t o r u a y a f o r tha patltlonar, A n d r tu ra A H m a th a r a , 3 0 N o r tli O r a n g e A v a n u a , O r la n d o , F l o r i d a , a n d f l la t h a u r l a l n a l In t h a o t d c a «r t h a C l a r k of t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t In a n d f o r H tm ln o la C o u n t y , Han ford . F l o r i d a , an • r h a f o ra HapL 13th. 11*1. H e r e i n f a l l not, o r -leer## p i o confaaao will b a a n t a r t d • a a l n a t you. WlTNEaa m y h a n d a n d th a ■aal of t h o C i r c u i t C o u r t In H a n f o rd , F l o r i d a , t h l a 1 t h d a y o f A u g u s t, ISC . tHKAI.) A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h , Jr., Clark By M a r t h a T. Vilileu D e p u t y C lark ANDREWS A HMATHKRfl A ttorney* (or P a tltlo n ar IIS North O r a n c e A v e n u e Orlando, F lorida P u b l l a h l A u g . IS, 30. 37, M«pt. 3, ISC . Ot ' L i t IN THE C IH L irr CO I NT. NIXTII JC tllC Itl, C I N t T 'I T OS' K I O H t l l V IX 1XU S t lit IK k lM II.I) I'O IA T I. CIIAXt KNT NO, IXIU F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L MORT* O A t l E ASSOCIATION. P lain tiff, -a*- S3 R I H S M . I . MAIITH a n d O L A . DYH h i t ITU , 111* w i f e . Defendant#. x i t r i t r. o f m r r i x MlIH r t . t t . E t 'O H K t L u s t R ll ■Ftlt R f S H B L I , S M ITH , W H O tlB R E ft I D E N C E 1st L’Nk. N u t t N AND VV It O H E l. AtfT K N O W N ADKKUHH IS: K t R K M O N T M O T E L ORLANDO. iltriiA ; AN D T O : GLADYS S M IT H h ie w ife, W l l o S R R E S I ­ D E N C E AND ADDIIKSH tS UNKNOWN: YOU A R E H E R E l i Y N O T I ­ F I E D t h a t a C u m p l a l n t t o f o ra cloee a c e r t a i n m o r t g a g e »nr u n i h a r l n v th * f o l l o w i n g ileacrtbril real p roperty, to - w ltt I pit 3. lllock V, SU.NLAND E s T \ T t : s , A m e n d e d P lat, aec o r d ln ir to a p l a t t h e r e ­ of, r e c o r d e d In P l a t Rook 13. p a g e * 1 A o f th e P u b l i c Itaeu rd e o f Hamln ote C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . T o g e t h e r w i t h t h e f o l lo w in g deecrlhed property attached therein: on* Viator C llm e t K itc h ­ en K t h n u e t F a n . n o m o ­ d el o r a e r i a l n u m b e r , , t i n t Du o - T h e r m Wal l H e a t e r , Oil, Model ZIJ-O, S e r ia l 3111* E le v e n V enetian llllnde, m etal, m anufactured by H e u k a r l k t lla e a A P a i n t C o m p a n y , H an fo rd , Flor­ ida. n o m o d e l or eerie! number*. h a a been file d a g a l n a t y o u In th * atioia-atyled eult, th* s h o r t till* o f w h i c h I* F e d ­ e r a l .Nation al M o r t g a a * Aeeoelation, a C orporation o r g a n . L e t u n d e r a n Act o f C o n g r a e a e n d r e l a t i n g p u r a u a n t t o th* F e d e r a l N a t i o n a l M o r t g a g e A#e o c l a t l o n c h a r t e r Act, Having It* p r i n c i p a l o f flu * In Ih* * Itjr nf W a e h l n g l u n , D l a t r l o t rit C o lu m b ia. P l a i n t i f f , vereu e, R u a av ll S m ith and Olady* s m l l h . Ilia wife. D e f e n d a n t* , e n d y o u e r a m i u t r a d t o **r># copy o f y o u r Ana w a r n r o t h e r p l e a d i n g i<« in# C o m ­ p l a i n t on P l a i n t i f f * A U . r u * > , Mack N C l* v * tan d . J r . , Suit* A lt S a n f o r d Atlan tic' N a t i o n a l H an k B u ild in g . S a n f o r d . F l o r ­ ida, a n d flla th # o r i g i n a l An* e w e r o r o t h e r p l e a d i n g In Ih* uf fic# o f t h e C l a r k of t h # C ir­ c u i t C o u r t on o r b a f o r* th* S lat d ay e f A u g u e t , A D. I H ) . If y o u fall t o d o *o, a d e c r e e p r o re>nf*aeo w i l l he t a k e n a g a l n e t y o u f o r th* r e l i e f d e m a n d e d In til* Corn* plaint. T h la Noble* e h a l l 0# p u b lla b *d o nce a w e e k f o r f o u r cona t u l t r a w eek * In Th* S a n f o r d H erald, a new ep e p er a ltc u la tc l In S e m in o le C o u n t ) , FI >rIda. D ated thla 3 tlb day of July, . d. m i. (HEAt.l A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h . Jr.. C lark of C ir c u it C o u r t By; J e a n th W ilk e , D eputy c le r k Me k X. C l e v e la n d , J r . a n l roll B u r k * A llu r n v y a for P U t u i i , . ' *. u. D r a w e r Z S an fo rd , F l o r i d a Put illab J u l y 3*. A u g I . 13. !«, t* « t. ■ D K -tll ' a CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Pound 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food C. For Rent 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estats Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loons 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 Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 31-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted 50. Automobiles • Trucks 37. Boats • Motors 38. Motorcycles • Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment 1. L o st A Fount! FOUND: Key on chain. FA 2-0326. LOST: $23 Reward lor return of small Dog, black witii small amount of white, long hair. FA 2-3732. 2. Notices • Personals VACUUM (’LEANER repair., pnrta, auppliea for Ekvilro lux, Kirby, Hoover, Air* Way, Rex-Air etc. Free pickup. New and Used cleaner* tukl. FA 2-2281!. 3 . E d u catio n • I n s tru c tio n KINDERGARTEN REGIS TRATIONS now being ac cepted for fall term. Grace Methodist Church, Orwra Rd. at Woodland, Kxpcr lenced teacher, .Mrs. H. 13. McCall. Modern facilities. Your inspection invited any weekday morning. 9:U0or 12:00, or phone FA 2-1472 for further Information. U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! MEN-WOMEN, 18-62. Sturt high as $102.00 a week. Pre­ paratory training until ap­ pointed. Thousand* of Job* open. Experit-nce usually unnecessary. FREE Infor­ mation on Juba, salaries, re­ quirement*. Write TODAY giving name, uildit-ss and phone. Lincoln Service, Uox 40, C'o Sanfurd Herald. 6. For Kent 2 BEDROOM Kitchen eqnpped. NO-S-3593 (or appoint­ ment. CLEAN 1st floor Apartment. PrlvkLt entrance. I<st4 Pal­ metto. EFFICIENCY Apartment on First St. Near 2 city free parking lots and shopping stores. No utility charge*. Suitable for couple or sin­ gle, alto retired people. FA 3-4712. APARTMENT k Trailer. Adulla. No pet*. FA 2 2U7. 3 BEDROOM CU House. Kit­ chen equipped. Carporte, utility. Large corner lot. 1333 Elliott Asa. Near Uall Park. Phone FA 2 2064 or FA 2-2324. Legal Notice 6. For Rsat ROSE COURT. Furnished Apartments. Near base. 2013 Sanford Ave. NO-84323. P t i i d tn * In th* 2 in ftri«l fu r tf*m lno1# F W rld a , cmat D o c k t t TWO bedroom furnished Apt. $33.00, 2101 Magnolia, Phone FA 2-3531. Robert A. Williams. UNFURNISHED large 2 bed­ room Duplex. Fla. room. Electron heat. 14th St. Longwood. 838-3296. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: Rooms private baths, 114 W. Firat St. 1 8. Bench Hentuts 9. Fur Hals or Rent 3 BEDROOM. 2 bath Home on lake. Cal! FA 2 1777 or FA 2-0432 or FA 2-3838. (IcacrShftS at: L o t II. ll l o c k 24. .NORTH O RL ANDO K l i w r \D1»I • Hook 12, pm** 22 and 24. f|r co rd # of ia m S * ti i*im <S•un t y, FIor 14a, at pu b lid t isIts, to th a h l f t i t i t ,* u 4 Lrxt t iM d r r fo r caift* m A. IE. m Uift t t h d a y o f ftaptam btr. 1>43. at th# F r o n t D o u r ©? th# N t m ln o l# C o u r t / C o u rtfio u iv , H ailfor S, Florides. (C u t itT n l ; a l > A r t h u r II U» -IkR -!i J r . t*E«rk o f th # C ir c u it C o u r t I H : Atari!..* T. V lh lc u U ttpoti C la c k liJaiiup A B o r tia tt in jft J1 F in # pit* Orlandoi, I I a. H u b lU h Aug. C O L -4 # llEDKUOM Apartment. Quiet neighborhood. FA 21462 from 3:30 to 6 p. m. Monday thru Friday. Ph. FA 2-4301 any other time. 2dt 1I4J 3 -2 0 e«»*o» “There ie a resemblance, but th# not# spoilt KtH 4 ROOM Apartment. 306 Elm 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Eatstc For Sal* Ave. 322 2021. 2 STORY House which can 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath, Lake be used as Apts., and 2 front home. Ravenna Park. FUK.N. Apt. 2300 Mellonvill*. loll. $3300. 1123 E. 7th St. Newly painted inside and Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. up. Sanford. FA 2-0342. out. Total price $16,859, Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. 219 Tangerine Dr. FA 2-5620 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS F U RN IS II ED Apartment. 2 BEDROOM, furnished or Realtor Clean and close in. Jimmie unfurnished. 130 N, Cortez Raymond Lundquist, Also. Cowan. 322-4013. Ave. FA 2-8703. FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank llldg. 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen equipped. $75. FA 2-2838- 2 BEDROOM Frame House. 301 Crystal Drive in Loch Arbor — 3 bedroom, 2'a 2419 Chase Ave. 323-0633. 121 LAUREL DRIVE bath home, in wooded area 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ NEW LOW PRICE with with lake view, completely ped House. $9S a month. conditioned, central terms to suit buyer. Cus­ a i r Ph. FA 2-6437. tom-built house in good lo­ heat, Florida room, path), 2 car garage. Kitchen haa cation. 3 bedrooms, 2 full SPACIOUS Home, Ros« Court. all GE appliances — gar­ tiled b a t h s , hardwood 3 Hdrm. 2 bath. $133 mo. bage disposal, dishwasher, floors, fireplace, separate Ph. FA 2-0219 or FA 2-2376. range hood, beautiful black dining room and Florida AIR-CONDITIONED BR. In room, large “cat In" kit­ walnut cabinets. $26,300. Kings wood Builders. FA 2$ Rm. furn. Apt. $63. mo. chen, double garage with ti l E. 8lh St. FA 2 4283. two utility rooms. Lot 100 8971. \133 beautifully landscaped CLEAN furn. Apt, 2617 Elm wilb many trees Including Ate. Near stores. No pets. citrus. Last chance as own­ S t e n s t r o m R e a l t y er leaving town. Open 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath Home Real Estate - Mortgages House now at 1814 Mellon on large lot. Shaded patio, 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2 7493 vllle Ave, Fla, room, sprinkler sys­ Ravenna Park FA 2-7495 tem, pump, deep well, airFISHING. BOATING, Evening* condition, dish washer, dis­ SWIMMING FA 2 2677 FA 2-3829 FA 2 8360 posal. FA 2-5137. 103 E. OnAt the doorstep of this new 1 ora Rd. Bedroom CB Home on Hie FOR Sale or Trade. 1-3 Bed­ shores of bcautilul Lake room House. 12 Bedroom FURNISHED apt*. Newly House for home in country. Sylvan. Price $15,.Mo Call decorated. 601 Palmetto. 323 0662. for appointment. FA 21174. 3 BEDROOM. Uu bath Home. 2 UEDnoUM House unfurn­ Small down payment. As­ ished. Lake Monroe, Fla. Stemper Agency sume mortgage at $73 no $ti. i>cr munllt. FA 2-6326. per mouth. 200 Bradshaw REALTOR — INSUROR 4 ROOM apt. Clean and rea­ FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. Dr. Country Club Manor sonable. preter Satifoid res­ Section. 323-0378 or 322 4030. LAKE MARY — Lnkeview JL ident. 819 Elm. lake privileges. CBS 1 bed­ IM31EDIATE Occupancy, two FURN. apt. OUU Park. room furnished. Total price 3 bedroom model Homes. L.MN Enterprises, I nc . $i.'iM). Ilrnwn Realty. FA DKIIAHY, 2 Ix-droom lurnlihHighland Ave. Ismgwnod. 2-5237 or FA 2-1961. ed home, screened porch, TE 8 3911. open hmi-e 31on. thru Fri. 4 to 6 p. m„ 32 Naranja St. Johns Realty JOHN E, FOX Road. Tel. HE 4 9712, De- THE TIME TESTD FIRM REALTOR Land. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 lto N. Park Ave. 323 0559 NEW 3 liedroums, 2 baths, WE'LL TRADE our equity In 2 BEDROOM frame house kitchen equipped. Central 3 bedroom, 2 bulls house Osteen. FA 22tW4. heat St Atr-Cond. Close In. for land, car, trailer, bout $123 a month. Option to or any watchamucalllt or 11. Inmirnnce buy. 422 2376 Orlando. tbingamulHili u[ v a l u e , [.paving town *o hurryt pit. SENIOR Citui-ns may quali­ HOUSE. Air-Conditioned. 721 fy for Life ur Hospital In­ FA 2 9320. Cherokee Circle. 322 3U69. surance to agi- 75. Fred J. Karri# FA 2-7960 for appt. NICE Clean 3 Room Furnish- A HEAL HOME. If you like to entertain or Just want «s| Garage Apartment. Wa­ elbow room, check Hits one. 16. Female Help Wanted ter k Electricity ftirnDhed. 3 bedroom*, 2 baths, Flor­ FA 2-1303. BANQUET Waitress. Full 4k ida room and all the trim ­ Part time. Good salary. D. mings. In Lh« center of two MAYFAIR: 3 Bedroom. I D. Varner. .Mayfair Inn. shaded Iota In a choice res­ Datii. large y a r d . $100 e j a —i idential area. Priced below 17. M ai* H elp W anted monthly. FA 2-4709. lls value with attractive 3 HE ROOMS. Da bath*, patio. MANAGER Trainees, age 23 terms for a quirk aal*. San Sem Realty. John Tto 30 Married preferred. Zeull, Reg. Ilroker. 2619 S. Opportunities, Sanford, Cas­ French. Ph. days. FA 2-7439. S O U T H W A R D selberry, Orange City and Evenings FA 2 5296. De-Land areas. Contact Mr. INVESTMENT k REALTY Tharpe, Jackson’* Minil 3 BEDROOM House Kitchen HA N. Park Ave. 322 9173 Market, Park Dr., Sanford, equipped. Unfurnished. Ph. GOVERNMENT Fla, FA 2-1393. OWNED HOMES County"* Num ber y!at t 'lu t By Nadine Seltzer furnished -0641. C ourt T IG N . a c c o rd In c to it itr itff r e c o rd " 1 !n SWEETIE PIE Aug. 20, 1963 — Page 7 19. SUoitloita W aited ‘CLEAN quiet Rooms” Th* Gables. FA 2-0720. I M I . How li t . ih # u i u U r f l g a * • l C U r k will ##11 t h * p r o p # rty #1 tuftt#*l In #ftl*t C o u n t y Hu idle BEDROOM apartment. FA cm*. HUTCHISON Ocran front Iti* Apartment. Daytona Reach. F o r tt iio a u rt FA 2 403S. hi H it t i j * t C ircuit ft rraid RENT A B E D Rollaway, Hospital A Baby Beds. By Day, Week, or Month CARROLL’S FURNITURE Ph. FA 24111 116 W. 1st St. IN IlKItRIlT p u r s u a n t to F in a l Liter## o f a ii'l H a l* #u i# r*« l •safurh FURNISHED Apt. Downstair* 1 Bedroom $60. 606 S. Park. o r 1.11.11 .NOTICE KS that Slfr I 3 BEDROOM. l ‘i bath Home 323-0690. 12. Keul Kxlale Fur Sale 3 BEDROOM. I bath, small or no down payment. Nice section, Suniand Estates. FA 2-7993. FOR a real bargain in a 19. Situation!* W anted home buy, see our selection of 2. 3 ami 4 bedroom, 1 CHILDREN kept. FA 2 4182 and 2 bath home* that are Child Care. FA 2-2271, available for Immediate oc­ cupancy, These home buys L O U I A K IIU K are priced b«luw market 301 Cry*lal Drive. 3 Bed­ room, 21] bath humr, in value. You can purchase a Government Owned Hume miodsd a re a with lake completely #lr-cundifor as little as $1UO.UO to view, lioned. cen tral brat. Flori­ $330.00 down. Munthly pay­ da room, palio, 2 c a r garments that include every­ age. K ilrInn ha* all i i h appliance* - G arbage di*> thing Mart a* low a* $16.no po.al, dislia a*hrr. range For complete information hirncl, beautiful black wal­ »U any Government Owned nut cabinrt*. *26.SOU. Home, See your GKEKMIKIAIt FHA & VA PROPERTY Thole* lot* available in Greentirlar of l.orh Arbor MANAGEMENT BROKER in rr I.Miking golf ruur»r. SANFORD AREA ST. JOHN'S RIVER Lake Jim Hunt Realty Harney. Furnished Camp un lUu' waterfront lot, ad­ Office FA 2-2118 joining lot available loo. Night FA 2-4*41 Call Owner at 3493191 323 9700 (Geneva). 2521 Per* Ui Sau'ord, FD Cuvluni building tu yuur .p re d ic a tio n . G rreohrisr developed by KINGS WOOD llt ll-DF.lt.') INC. 202 F'alrmunt Dr. S o n i a rut K a i a t e a F’ \ 2-6071 32. Flower* - Shrub* 34. Article* F*r Sale 35. A rik h # f t t l i l LIGUSTRUM 30 cents to $13. NORGE 2 door freezer-refrig­ Gray Shadow* Nursery erator combination, $7$. Ex­ DEPENDABLE Woman want* 4 ml. S. on Sanford Ave. cellent condition. FA 2-6370. work. 1304 W. 7th St. VEGETABLE planta. See RECAPS 670x13 or 730x14 SEWLNG or geoeral house liunt’a Tuxedo Feed Store, $6.93. Exchange plus tax. work. Wtlhelmlna Harris, 2nd and Sanford Ave. Road hazard guaranteed. 2001 W. 13th St. O.K. Tire Store. 2413 S. 33. Furniture French Are. 21. Beauty Sakm* Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick SINGER AUTOMATIC S P E C I A L Service With the Cash. Sewing machine, like new, BACK to school offer, one of SUPER TRADING POST makes buttonholes, sews on our better cold wavtw $8.50. PA 2-0877. buttons, monograms, em­ We now hava a special fa­ broiders, etc. All without cial booth services from WANTED reua&le couple to attichmenU. Sold new over taka up monthly payments tip to tip. $300. Balsnce now due only og $13.30 oo 3 complete Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop $89.86. Wanted resomible rooms ot furniture. Call 318 Palmetto Ave. party to assume payments TK $-1511, Casselberry, col­ Phone door 1 322-0834 as low is $8.26 monthly. lect. Phon« door 2. 322-8525 Trade in for your old m a­ Used furniture, appliances, chine. Write Service Dis­ 22. Build - Paint - Repair tools, etc. Bought - Sold. count Co, Credit Manager. Larry's 31art 215 Sanford P .0. Box 141, Sanford, Fla. Semi-Retired Carpenter Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 Small Repairs — Painting NOW 13 THE TIME Phone FA 2-7983 FREE ESTIMATE To Save Money on a Sewing Upholstering A Mattress ranMachine. We have a repos­ 25. Plumbing Services ovating. New A Used Furni­ sessed '63 model swing ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. PLUMBING needle Zig Zag, with only Co., at 70* Celery Ave. Contracting Repair* 6 payments at $6.30 remain. FA 2-2117. FREE ESTIMATES Ing. Sews forward k Re­ R. I*. HARVEY verse, makes buttonholes, 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 34. Articles For Sale sew* un buttons, embroid­ Ladies sliorts, 99c. Sleeping ers. monograms, darns, 26. Radio & Telav laiu* bag*, tarps, tents, Surplus patches, tacks, hems, etc. City, 201 W. 1st. FA 2 8627 Sanford. USED T.V. Sets $10 up. Ser­ vice calls $2uo. Sanford READY MIX Cuncrcte, win­ MOVING T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford dow sills, lintels, steps, Carpets Ala Carte is moving Ave. Ph. FA 2 9776. blocks, sand, cement, rock, to Orlando September 1st. pipe, steel, grease traps, Closing out entire stock 27. Spec in1 Service* dry wells, stepping stones. rather than move it. While Mtracks Concrete Co. they last LAWN SERVICE 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-3731 9x15 Hugs ............... $19.93 Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ 12x12 Rugs ............ *29 95 isfaction guaranteed. Ph. SPECIAL — Fn-thrage Egg*. 12\I5 Rugs . . . . .... $14.95 FA 2 1817. Como A get 'inn. 2739 Coun­ Many remnants and short try Club Rd. Ilirkcs Kgtr Piano Tuning and Repair rolls at terrific discounts. Factory. W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 Carpets Ala Carte, 2010 N. Orlando Ave., Fern Park, VICTOR—10 key Adding Ma Fla. Next to Cannon Tow­ chine, $50. 1405 Forest Dr. els by Ihe pound. Ph. 838FA 2 3528. SEMINOLE A VOLUSIA 6021. UPRIGHT piano in excellent Repair or New condition and tone, $130; .MU CONDITIONER WestingAny Type house. 10,300 BTU. 110 volt. 800 lb. capacity IS cu. ft. Contract or Hour 1962 model. Never used, upright Good Housekeeping BONDED ROOFING CO. due tu purchase of central­ freezer, liku new, $230; 608-5759 DEBAIIY ly air-conditioncd home. 9xt2 braided rug, green SWIMMING lnitructloni, all $139. 323 0338. tones, $25; lounge chair, level*. FA 2-3332. $10; lit fi record player and PUMP, hp. F W deep cabinet with records, $50. SMITH Atr-Comlitton Refri­ well jet in Usu only 9 1220 Haiidolph St., la-lore geration service. All work months, excellent condition, noon or after 6 p.m. guaranteed. Very reason Retail value $130., will sell able in price. Day FA 2-7434 13,600 BTU Atr-Cond, Used for $73. cash. FA 2-6796. Night FA 2-2069. 4 mo. $130 cad). FA 2-3294. 31-A S w ap o r K xthnnxe LAWNS Renovate* - Aerato AUTOMATIC Washer. Good Remove Ttiateh • Chinch condition. $50. FA 2 4J3I. BUY. Sell k Trade Gun*. Osteon Bridge Kish Camp Bug Spray (VC-13) - Forth ROOM Air Conditioner. ’W k Gim Shop. •xe-Ph. FA 2-4244 model. 10,300 BTU. Heats MANSFIELD LAWN SER. k cools. FA 2-3376 after 6. WELIA DRILLED. PUMPS, HALLICRAFTElt 4 b a n d SPRINKLER SYSTEMS short wave Radio, $35. T. All Types and Sizes \Y» 16” Console, *13. 17” We Repair and Service table model $35. 21” G. E. S T I N E New picture lube. $35. Ph. Machinery and Supply Co. FA 2-2666. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2 6432 BAJYSITT1NG. FA 2-6120. ROOFING Air-Conditionintf WANTED uaed T.V/8. FA 2-1778. Fft. 36. Antoasobil** - Tr#ckg BUYING A IYKW « ? USED CART FINANCE IT WITH Uft # Low Interest Rats* # Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANS . 1936 CHEV. 1 dr. HT. R. ft H# 323-2740. US# VOLK5WAGON RormtOW Ghl* Sport Coupe. Llk* new. 1403 Forest Drive. Ph. FA 2-3326. 195T OLDS 98 convertible. Au­ tomatic, power afeeringk power brakes. New topt Call 323-0304. 1940 BUICK Special. I own* er. Must be seen. Excel* lent condition. $173 cash. FA 3-2448. 423 Grandview Ave. 1960 CORVAIR. $200 down h take over payments. $11 Rosalia Drive. 1953 >, TON International Pickup Truck, Good nw** chanlcal condition fc good Urea. Ph. 322-6782. 2 TON, 2 speed Rear end V# Ford. Rig especially for hauling trailer, mobU# home. Call FA 2-4777. 1958 RENAULT Call FA 2-1440. Caravel!*. 1950 CHRYSLER. Maks offer. Ph. FA 2-2488. 37. Boats • Motors WAIT for large rropfninjf sale Sept. 5th. Stock of bouts, motors and trailer* at or below wholesale prices. Robson Sporting Goods, D o w n t o w n Sanford, FA 2-5961. 16' LAWRENCE Boat, 35 bp. Johnson Electric. Motor # trailer. Many extras. $500. Ph. FA 2-4219. 1ira tT' ^FIBEROLASS Boat with top. Heavy duty trail* er. Call 323 0740. 39. Trai|«ni • C a b a n a s 1935 TRAILER 28 x8'. 1 Bedroom. Very nice. $1,0064 FA 2-8929. DUGAN Ilka new. FA 2 8190. H . B . P O P S CO.. IN C. RATTAN Arm Sofa Bed with storage space. $15. 3 Piece 2U) So. Park Ave. FA 2-123! Rattan sectional with re­ SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ movable foam cushions tina, etc. Free estimate. Pb. seals ami hack. $090. I 322-3506. Peeled cam- chairs $6(>o. Good condition. After 5 Tractor, mowing, discing p. m. 322 3077. 209 Margaret blade, scoop FA 2-7664. Rd. 29. A u to m o b ile Service ASSUME PAYMENTS on pop Auto Glass, Tops ular make zig zag, auto­ k Sea* Covers matically makes button­ anil dial for fancy AlITO GLASS & hole* alitchea. Guaranteed, Five SEAT COVER CO. payments of t'l.lU ur $30. 304 W. 2ml St. FA 2 8U.IJ cash. FA 2 9411. ALL WORK GUARANTEED PtIILCO T.V. Stand t An tenua included. Good work­ AUTO GLASS ing condition. $33. 322-3803. c o USED TRUCKS i l * * j\ll Thcnc T rucks A re H eady To Go T1-I04A 1962 FORD F100 114 Int. Style Side 1661 STUDEBAKER Pick-Up, Standard Transmission, Heater FCS-74 A 1961 FORD FALCON Ranchero 6 Cylinder, Xlandard Transmission T3-83A 1961 Ford F160 Pick-Up 6 Cylinder, Htsmlsrd Transmission INSTALLED cum H enltnrik (ilamt and I’nint I.IDNEI, Train table Cum patty plele l a y o u t . Excellent 110 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4612 Christina* present, Colt $216 only *93. 323 0466. 31. I’o u ltry • L ivestock Dellumidillcr RCA Imperial SHETLAND PONTES rollnround. Handle* I2.uui FUR CHRISTMAS cu. It Like new. $13. ph. Financing Available $3o k up. 323-0486. W« will keep until Dec. 21. Aho S a d d l e s , Blankets, For real automobile bar birdie* k baiters. Ph. i gain*, check tlm Herald clanFA 2 5179 or FA J3U17. i Died display accllnn. I960 CHEVROLET Fleet Side, 6 Cylindrr, Htsmlsrd Transmission 1T3-8IA I960 FORD FALCON Ranchero T3-I0.1A I960 FORD FIDO Pick-Up FT3-87A 1957 FORD Pick-Up V-8, Aulonistlc Transmission ca-Mii 1957 FORD Vi Ton. Panel 6 C) Under, Btsudard Transmission tOLLERSo/ SANFORD 1955 FORD W pick-Up Truck SAVE T3-83A 1955 FORD M O D E L-E N D T3-88A 1917 FORD F600 Cab & Flat Bed OLDS Top Vulwif Slu inpm With Evtry I'urchurt# PRICES NOW Your Aulbnriieil Ford Dealer For Seminole County Strickland - Morrison, Inc. I.OIS OF UEFENUAULK USF1) CA1LS 219 E. 2nd ST. F .l 2-9711 • 2-6231 Flat Bed 1954 F O R D ^ T o n Pick-Up ON NKW CHEVROLET CADILLAC V2 Ton 308 E. Firat St. 25u:, PARK AVE. I'A 2-9861 Winter Park Ml T-lHIti m FA 2-1481 �c • O Vim? I — An®, n f l N S 'Service Above Self Called Basic In Life Retary Governor Let Ginfell of Water Park, apeaklm to Sanford Rotariani Wednesdajr, told them that "In cplte of what teems an Intangible concept of service above aelf, aa upheld bp our Rotary creed, the whole economy of cur nation la in fact baaed ce that concept” "The aucceaaful business man actually looka for people he can serve, for this ta hla life and hla lueceaa,” he pointed out. "Our whole economy 1< built on intangible belief in our fellow man and trust that ho will do what he says fee will do," Gov, Glnkel pointed out. • • • "Buying and selling are done on good faith. When you drive down the road in your ear, you do ao with faith that the other drivers will share the road with you." be said "There wee a time that man could live without his neighbor—ho raised all Vila own food, built and furnished his own bouse, buried his own dead. There were few businesses and little competi­ tion.” "But now we live In an en­ tirely different kind of econ­ omic 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 mall and •o forth, falls to operate do you then say— "Never mind, I’ll do 11 myself, ! don’t need you," he said. Glnkel answered this by eaying that we Immediately get In touch with the person or persona or organisations who provide us with alt these services. • • • "Never doubt the strength cf 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 you would be great let him become the servant of all.” bo pointed out. Program Closes Vacation Church School Governor's Industrial Role In Stole Discussed By Bryant | ence In recent years, the rtp u WHITE SULPHUR That comment come In a •nd weaknesses. "Guliernstc.ial endorsement I tation of s state tn the field Vacation Church School at SPRINGS. W. Vs. (U PI) — report to the Southern Gov­ of industrisl development can the Graca Methodist Church Florida Gov. Farris Bryant ernors Conference from the ar.d encouragement of apecial well hinge on the soundness group'* committee on indus­ youth employment programs of the fiscal policies if follow* of Sanford came to • eloaa •aid today a state’s Industrial trial development, of which through his state employment cd,” he said. b at Friday sight with an futara "can be Immeasurably Bryant was chairman. The Open House and program held enhanced" by its governor's report rame near the end of agenrles, and of economic ed­ by the atudenU and ataff of •ctivs and continuing involve­ the four-day conference’* aec- ucation and other business and vocational education programs the school and an lea Cream ment In various areas of ond general session. The con­ in the schools can help sub­ Social sponsored by the Men's sound industrial development ference will close after Its stantially In keeping youth Club of tha church. business session Wednesday off the unemployment rolU,'” General theme for the morning. Bryant said. "Similarly his school waa "Friends Near and Bryant said the committee work with the state education F ar" and during each elass, has not tried to ipell out the Funeral service* were held In addition to tha lesson eludy, role of each governor In the officials to train teachers th at Monday afternoon In Home­ they may better stimulate oc­ tha ehildrto enjoyed film conference but that some gen­ stead for Richard M. Wlm. atripe from Japan, Africa, eral statements could be made cupational aptitudea In their hish, 69, former Sanford resi­ Kong Kong, Brasil and Mex­ to outline an active role In student* ran have bearing on dent whu died Saturday. the drop nut problem,” ico. Industrial development "fo r Mr. Wlmblnh, who attended In addition, Bryant said, the Artlclea made during ersKs the aggressive governor.” Sanford school*, moved 30 leadership of governors in the Instruction Included Japanese The Florida chief executive years ago to Homestead By Mrs. Adam Mailer gardens, coolie hate, African said a governor can provide development of sound financ­ The program for last Wed­ continuing leadership to ace ing plans fur industrial de­ where ha wa* Supervisor for drums, Mexican pi list as and ceramics. nesday’s regular meeting ol that up-to-date surveys and velopment. including consid­ the State Dept of Agricul­ Offerings received each the DeBary Fishing Club was evaluations of hia state's ba­ eration of soundly bated state ture, division of fruit and week day and on Friday eve­ presented by Rimer Titomp- sic resources are available to development corporation*, Is vegetable inspection. Among survivors are a sis­ ning will go to Rev. Ken son who has taken over as serve as guidelines fur ana­ important. ter, Mr*. I . Hawkins Connelly "With multiple sourcea for Traslrr in Brazil. 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 os have come Into exist- bish. both of Sanford. served as director of the ignation of Howard Middleton school. Other members of the was accepted with regret. ■taff Included: Thompson, whose grandson. W H O L E HOUSE H E A T I N G »nd C O O L I N G Kindergarten, Mrs. Thomas George Achilles, of Staten M s B a l l *a ■ F. Price, superintendent and Island, N. Y., presented a 13632886 Mrs. Marvin K. Clark, Mr*, number of piano selections GENERAL ELECTRIC Hu<sell 11. Kltner and Mrs. L. preceding the meeting, show­ Mr. Thomas A. (Tommy) K. Sterling Jr. ed a program of film on the Hanson. 36, died early this Primary, .Mrs. F. J. Murray, Tampa State Lair, the Gasauperlntendent and Mrs. An parilla Parade and on tishlng morning at Seminole Mem­ drew Crocker, Mrs. John II. for tuna and other game fish. orial Hospital following a ALL ELEC T R IC HEAT P U M P "FRIENDS NEAR AND FAR," theme of the Vacation Church School at Hires Jr., Mrs. Robert Ken­ Members voted during the lingering illness. Grace Methodist Church, also was carried out in Friday night'a dotting nedy, Mr*. Robert Thomas brief session to hold another Born Feb. 23. 1927, In Sanprogram presented by the ntudentn in conjunction with un open hou.se, lie* and Mrs. John A. Williams Flshatlwn at Lake Susan for fnrd, he made his home on VOU T H I SMALLEST • • • presenting children of other Innda were (seated) Kandy Ilruce and Pnmclu Junior, Mr*. Jack Raisman, the young people as part of W. First St. a t Woodruff King and (in hack) David Tisc, Christ! Williams, Limla Hotts, Vivian superintendent and Mrs. John the recreation program being Johnston and Debbie Thomas. (Herald Photo) Capewell. Mrs. Donald Cum­ sponsored in the communilty. Springs. He was owner and operator of the City Shoe mins, Mrs. C. L. Butner. Mrs, New members joining the Shop on Sanford A\c. He was Donald Jackson, Mrs. T. L. club were Rev. C. N. Ogg, Er­ a World War H 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 Kacior of Orange City. Mrs. Mary Hanson, two child­ W n t U T lO H ■*+<!*is for at lUftg M 100 H * e n f«a» U Miss Janst Kll were In charge ren, Melody K. and Randy the laryest home or commercial installation*. Pumps IX Paul Wlreman waa Offi­ and aircraft in record break­ of the music and Grace and By IX (jg> Bill Pnlilnger Alien, all of Sanford; five OUT h*at, humidity In tummgr; pumps IN hoot from Well friends and neighbors, cer in Charge of the divert ing time during the Inport Barbara Middleton made up brothers, Morris and Andrew, froth outdoor air in winter. Uses low Boll coiling ta Meeting Set In case you have been won­ crew at Leeward Point. Chief period at Norfolk, Vice Adm. th« nursery staff. both of Sanford, Woodrow of •liminata duett. dering where nil the noisy Russell, whose daughter, Jan­ F. O'Belrne, comnavalrlant, Refreshments were In For Parents New York City, John of ASA’s with the big orange ice, was recently chosen as gave the ahip a well done 'or charge of Mrs. C. E. Clemmer Harold Heckrnhach, prin­ Plant City and Jam es in stripe on their tails have ".Miss Flame,” waa leading her outstanding achievements Mrs, Malcolm J. I-odge and cipal of Pinecrcst School has Germany; a sister, Mrs. been past six weeks, petty officer. These 27 "Ti­ 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 U5S gers'* claimed they really her outstanding achievements Those assisting from the grade parents to meet at the Beach and his parents Mr. worked hard but there were Independence (CVA-62) on her during these past weeks and Methodist Youth Fellowship school auditorium at 7:30 p. anil Mrs. Morris Hanson of shakedown cruise south of » lot of suspicious sun tans. a proud crew and ship sailed A "well done” was extended from Norfolk on A August Included I,arsine Klay, Mary m. Aug. 27 for an orienta­ Sanford. Cuba. Funeral services will be As a rule shakedown cruises hy the "Head Tiger.” Cdr. 1063 to join the Sixth Fleet |,nu Klay, Michele Malbon, tion meeting. Barbara Tiffany and Kuren All teachers will be pre­ held at 2:30 p. m. Thursday are all work and no play and L J. Ileinhart, for their fine in the Mediterranean. Williams, sent and the 1DA3-&4 school at Britton Funeral Home with this was no exception. The work. program will be explained. Miss Evelyn Kuck and Miss The traffic between Sanford Congratulations IX and "Tigers” had their work cut "Senloolo County's Oldest GE Dealer" Heckrnhach said. The meeting Joan Wilson officiating. Bur­ out for them and they did ami Norfolk this last week Mrs. James Bell of Heavy I* not expected to last more ial will be in Sylvan Lake an outstanding Job, The USS must have lieen s mess as Attack Squadron One on the Mr. Stonoland 118 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-1562 Cemetery. than an hour. Independence (CVA-62) had a caravan of "Tlgerette*" birth of their son, MaUiew its Operational Itedlness In­ made the trip In Norfolk to Hell. This new "Tiger Cub” Dies A t Home spection by Fleet Training Iw with (heir husbands while arrived un the 2nd of August Mr. Jack Stanaland, 48. Group who is responsible for the ship was in port. Can 1963, gross weight 7 pounds, died late Monday at hi* resi­ the rigid training and inspec­ you imagine following ten wo­ 7 ounces. dence, Apt. 23, Cowan-Moughtion of Independence per­ men drivers for Wai miles? lnn Terrace, following a sonnel and lliclr combat pro­ The hide pc ride nee was load­ lengthy illness. cedures. ed with food, spare parts, He moved here early this year from Apopka. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. VATICAN CITY (UPl t — Carrie Belie SUtiaUnd of You always save on a Ram bier-Am erica's more-for-your money car. Pope Paul VI apparently Sanford; a daughter, Mr*. Every model gives you Deep-Dip rustproofing, Double-Safety Brakes, hopes In persuade the East­ Wanda Ann Sasser of Apopka, ern Orthodox church to end one grandson; a brother, lots of other extras at no extra cost. And that’s just a starterthe hu) cot I of the Ecumenical Shelton Stanaland of Nacog­ Council us a first step toward doches, Tex. ami a sister, unity, Vatican source* said Mrs. Mary Nell Saul* of Monday. Winter Park. The pontiff made n dramaArrangements, Incomplete lie appeal Sunday to the East­ at this time, will t*e 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. Wimbish Service Held Monday Fishing Club Gets New Chairman Mr. T. A. Hanson (U) W EATHERTRON TO THELAMEST! Tiger Tails P A Y M E N T S ^ A S L IT T L E A S PER MONTH UP TO 60 M O . TO P A Y 0) Sanford Electric Co. Pope Paul Woos Eastern Church SAVINGS MORE SAVINGS value is remarkably high. But there’s still more to co m e ... u s." The Eastern church, repre­ senting the largest Christian body in llie world after the Homan Catholic* and (lie Pro­ testant*. split with the Hom­ an church non years ago be­ cause of differences, includ­ ing tha Homan claim of su­ premacy of the Pope. Signs With Phils Plllt.AHEI.ITIIA (UPI) — The Philadelphia Phillies limn signed 18-year-old catcher Al­ len I.use of Centre Hall, Ps. I,use, n IKO-poundcr, hit .172 for Penns Valley High Reboot to it spring uml sport­ ed a ,490 average in • sum­ mer amateur league. Quick Thinking Saves M a n 's Life WASHINGTON (IJPI) - A q u i c k - thinking policeman reached Into a man's slsihed throat Sunday and saved him from almost certain death by pinching off the flow of blood from hi* severed juglar vein during a 19-minute rule to the hospital. Using only two piece* of gauze, Pvt. Volney Wiley Jr. kepi hi* life saving hold on Edward Evans, 3H. who suf­ fered a six-inch straight razor slash across the neck during a fight. 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Water Pumps Free Estimate* Fitteniiig and Katlening —U aaiUord At*. iiaalvrd | 204 8. Sanford FA 2 24*1 i# A ypL. r n s v c i i i i u p e n sj t SAVINGEST DAY SAVINGS ON WAGONS! The bast-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 nt 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 . a r e h ere l J o in t h e T R A D E P A R A D E to BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. RAMBLER 6° V*8 301 West First S t, Sanford, Fla. �I t Mathews Eligible To Run For Governor, Court Rules WEATHER: Scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers thrmiph Thursday; high today 87-92; low tonight 70-75. TALLAHASSEE (CPI) - (111,000 for the governor’* sal­ a biennium. It was brought Statu Sen. John E. Mathews ary. out in testimony the appro­ VOL. 53 United Press leased Wire Established 1908 WED., AUGUST Si, 1903 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 782 The constitution bars a leg­ priation expires June 30, 1983. of Jacksonville was declared eligible to run for governor islator from holding an office On the constitutional pro­ of Florida by lawn Circuit for which the salary has been vision, Judge Willis said, "the increased during his term a* purpose was to prevent fc«Judge Hen Willi* today. City Manager Pete Knowles • • « > ! Mathew* went W ore the a legislator. voiced opposition to The Sen. Mack S . Cleveland Judge Willis said it was his I court seeking a declaratory Hcrald'i stand on the pro­ judgment to declare him eli­ opinion that the legislature Jr. announced today that posed port terminal before gible because of a question had not increased the salary Sen. John E. Mathrws, un. gubernatorial the Linns Club Tuesday (sec arising over the appropriation of the office of governor in annnun r e d page III but Rep, Jan For­ by the 19(11 legislature nf appropriating the amount for tundidatr, will aditrr** the Sanford Kiwanls Club Wed­ tune today came to the fore nesday, Sept. I. supporting our stand with this * • • comment in his newsletter: therheddmg ou the public do­ '•The Sanford Herald has pub­ main . . . . creating work lished some interesting arti­ without public need or desire.” MIAMI (U PO — A low He said the provision cles recently. Seminole Coun­ w h it e s u L m i R should be construed to uphold pressure men that appeared ty r.m make progress and eligibility rather than to SPRINGS, W. Va. (L’PI) became 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 lire IK all sen-.m** second tropical storm of us take a direct interest in was the newest menilier of the beard to replace Luther 1. the change is great. Hu said was elected chairman of the popped up in tin) Atlantic the constitution applies more Southern Governors' Confer­ the problems and issues. board of directors of tile San­ Frasier, recently resigned. today near where Hurricane to positions created by n Leg­ ence today at the hinlnrss When local areas are proper­ ford Atlantic National Bunk. "The resignation of Frnzier session closing the four-day Announcement of hi* election Arlene » in found Aug. 2. islature to he filled by its ly administered, the national was accepted with regret," problems will be easier to re­ Tuesday was made by tha said Hodges, and added that members than to salaries or meeting. A hurricane hunter plana Elected vice chairman was solve. You may have read tbc hanks’ president, Howard a resolution was adopted by appropriation* for already sped from Puerto Rico to Delaware Gov. Elbert Nexisting- office*. article, ‘Sanford Need* a (lodges. tlie board stuting tliul the di­ give weathermen an securato Assistant Atty. Gen. Jo- Carvel. Port Terminal Now.’ It ended rectors and oft leers ot the picture of the dlstnt nance. Bryant succeeded Gov. Orseph Jacobs said the case will with ‘Let’s forget politics and bank were resolved to bestow The San Juan Weather Bu­ vat Faubus of Arkansas and be appealed to the supreme think of Sanford anti Seminole upon Frnzirr their “full ap­ ie.ui labeled the disturhancii court, lie said he would ask Cartel replaced Gov. Bert County.’ This is an excellent preciation, gratitude and high a “tropical depression** on th,* the court, now on vacation, Combs of Kentucky. idea! Let’s solve this prob­ esteem for his fine record of basis of ship reports from tho Tlie names of Bryant for to move the vase up on Its lem, lenders of Seminole faithful service, loyally- and area and estimated Its center docket to get un opinion as chairman and Yartel for vice County.” Thank you, Mr. devotion," to be about CO0 miles east of chairman were the only two soon us possible. Fortune. the French Island of Guade­ Frazier has been a director • • • presented by the conference Srii. Mathew* -aid lie would loupe or about tlOO miles eastnf tlie batik since It'd" and rontiliUR traveling uhoul the nominating committee head­ The Sanford Herald will southeast of San Juan, hat served in many capacities, state, as he has been doing, ed by Gov. James Davis o( have a birthday Thursday; in eluding a period of several Highest winds reported by Louisiana. talking with ns many per­ ’twill be 53 years old. lluppy the ships were 30 to 3.1 miles years ill the I'JIOs when he son* ns possible. The motion to nominate and birthday to us! NEW SEMINOLE COUNTY toucher* wore taken on u Hightseoing tour of per hour, Tho disturbance was was vice president. • • • their new home cotnnninity today, to ui'qtiaint them with schools, point.* He hu* said he would seek elect Bryant and Cartel was estimated to tie moving west­ Shoemaker I* a native nf the governorship if the court* seconded by Gov. Box* It Deletions of the county of interest tintl otherwise get them acclimated. The ndumls have I DO new ward at about 12 ntilcii per Barnett of Mississippi. SuiUlod and owns and op­ rule favorably- on his eligi­ teachers th is year, Cl as replacements and 35 new additional faculty lmnie demonstration ogent's hour. erates the Shoemaker Con­ bility. Mathews said he hoped members. This representative group was photographed this morning salary from the 19tM-Cl comi­ “Conditions remain favorstruction Company. He i* a ty budget has resulted in id the supremo court will rule at Oviedo Digit School. All were luncheon guests al Sanford Junior High nblo for further development graduate of Seminole High quirkly in the issue. t Herald l'lmto) many protests that County School. and some tneren.ie in sise and School ami tho University of (.'ommUaium-rs will hear dele­ J aeoh* took the position, as Intensity i* likely In the next Florida. defendant, that any Increase gation* and teconsidrr • . • 12 til 21 hours," thu Weather so It, II. Porter learned today. lie i* chairman of t h e Sem­ in salary or appropriation Bureau said. • • • inole County Zoning Commis­ makes an incumbent legisla­ PLAQUEMINE. I .a. (Ul’l) Tho second tropical storm sion, a director of the Home tor ineligible to serve. Seminole Co u n t y * Spoils­ — Police arrested (It Nrgtoes of PJii.1 will hu named Beulah. “ It’s as simple as that,'* he Builderof Mid Florida, the man's Association still Is ne­ in 31 hours in this liver front Arlene, an on-nguin • offgotiating fur that waterfront A. K. SHOEMAKER JR. Seminole County Chamber of said. Jacob* held the tncrrnsc town, the South'* new- arena again storm, blew itself out Commerce, t h e First Metho­ from the previous biennium land for conversion to a pub­ Loot Found of racial conflict. But singing, at sea after brushing Ber­ dist Church mid js uctivs in governor”* salary, from $32,- chipping demonstrator* plan­ lic park, according to Secre­ LONDON (UIH) — Police muda with 98 m.p.h wind . 1 011, constituted a -alary in­ tin- ( i v ititII Club. tary Howard Hodges. He add­ said today they found $8I,U0U gusts. ned another march today WHITE S U L P H U R cation of Hits treaty, was “In crease under tlie terms of the along with air economic hoy. ed the club also isseeking hidden in a house trailer be­ SPRINGS, W. Va. (UPII r- vlted" In the annual confer­ constitutional bar at Issue. a dove shooting area for lieved to have been used as cott. ence of southern and tandcr Snuthi-ru governor* •’uninvit­ Mathews held the appro­ members and is considering a hideout by a tnnn and wom­ Mole than 40(1 Negroes at­ priation, since it was tempo­ tended a rally Tuesday uigld ed" l)r. Edward Teller Iron) state governor* by the Sou­ an connected with tlie $7.3 the erection of a clubhouse. N u c l e a r thern Interstate their annual meeting today > < rary, was not a salary in­ and sang and shout el their Next meeting is Sept. Id. milium mail train robbery. • w • crease. His attorney said the Hppruval of tuuAhrr t.ias* avoid a battle over the hot) Board, | ro inn act among the * I-* Gate*, apparently with the ly-dlsputbd nuclear left ban amount would cease to !c in ninich today. VacationUinc has caused On Race Alono idea lie would speak on the treaty. MIAMI (Ul»l) — A circuit effect -ix months after the postponement of budget hear­ TAMPA 1 1 PI>— A dean of Mayor Churle* It. Svhnehefinal day id the meeting here. Teller, wlut oppose* ratifiRADIOS-. S.Ith Viet Nam court jiul;e cleared the way next governor takes oflice. ings hy the City Commission the l nivcrslly of Tampa, let] -aid tho city would n*k But when the governors ,;oi until Ihu lirst week in Sep­ f l ’Pl) — President Ngn Dinh Tuesday fur the family of James IV. Covington, told a 11. S. |)i*t. Judge E. Gordon wind of Tuesday's invitation Diem declared martial law Marco* I'i f(t Jiincrw to join tember. federal court Tuesday that West of Baton Rouge to i»*tie ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) — conference chairman Gov. Or• • • Negroes were denied admis­ A IH'8 jetliner with 28 pur* throughout South Viet Nam the extradited ex-Venezuelan a temporary restraining or­ sal Faubus of Arkansas let Apparently Lake Mary fin­ today mid sent his heavily- president in South America. sion In life school entirely on son* aboard aklddod on its der against further demon­ it he known that the distin­ Circuit Judge Harvie Duval ally is going to have signal arnn-d troops s t o r m i n g Ihe basis of lliclr race. strations. belly fur more limn a mllo guished nuclear scientist lights at that dangerous rail­ through pagoda headquarter* killed a list raining order Thu Ncgioes sat in door­ after hindinir here today but wuuld not Inasked to address again-t Mr>. l’erez lh.it was road crossing lifter two years of thi- Buddhist opposition. No Job Quotas ways of Mgrcg itc.l cafeterias no one wan injured. CARACAS (DPI) — Castro- ihu go\i ruort. sought by Enrique A. tlJrcia of endeavors. Slate Road De­ WASHINGTON tlJl’l) — The mi.ihap wns blamed n At least (00 Buddhist TAMPA (L 'Pli - General in demon-'.rating for civil Communist terrorists, active Faubus advised Teller 1! partment engineers h a v e monks were arrested ill raid* Jr. Telephone -trike negotiations rights nrnt equal job oppor­ here lor tin* first lime in might he embarrassing for President Kennedy say.* it faulty functioning of tbs bij? Perez w;i< returned to Vene­ been on the job, sun eying the curried nut under a state of would lie a mistake to assign plane’s lauding gear hut tho broke dow n Tuesday and Ihe tunities. nearly a month, killed a po­ Inm to appear at the plush crossing. County Engineer siege decreed by Dirfil timid zuela from a Miami Jail cell job quotas to Negroes or to exact cuuxu could not be de­ company said it would start liceman Tuesday, wounded a mountain resort hotel where Dili Hush reported the cost reports that a coup d'etat was last week (o stand trial «n any grmqi of citizen* on the termined immediately. Avia­ hiring replacements Friday civilian and tried to sabotage the conference wa» winding charges of stealing $13.5 mil­ will he borne by llic County's imminent. hud* of religion, race or na­ tion authorities promptly be­ for electrical worker* who the city's only power plant. up today. lion Irom the government secondary road fund. tionality. In a massive crackdown «n gan an investigation. don't return to their job*. Tlie terrorist gunmen wore Teller was reported to have I f * anti-government elements, the during hi* six-year strongThe mishap occurred aboard General President F r e d Castro-style fatigue clothe* departed Washington last Treaty Backed arm reign. “State Finances ami Higher president appointed a new Eastern Air Lines flight 801 with armband* bearing tlie nirlit un an overnight train, Garcia, nf Kevv Garden*, N. Learey told members of lai­ WASHINGTON (Ul’H-Tiie Education in Florida" will be military governor of Saigon cal 834 of the International initial* of the Red "Armed then left the (train before it Pentagon’s research chief, bound from Miami to Now Y.. claimed the I’erez family discussed by Seminole Rep and n new chief nf staff. He HAZLETON. Pa. (UPII — Brotherhood o f Electrical arrived h*'i‘e and returned Dr. llaruld llrown, told the l or k with iuteiinediutu slops Jan Fortune before the Cen­ also imposed press censor­ owed him $18,tiTO lor nego­ Rescue worker* conceded to­ Forces ot National Libera­ to Washington. Workers that the company at Tampa ami Orlando, All 21 tion (PALM),” tiating a S3 million loan to the .lends today that Hie limited day they are no closer In tral Florida chapter, Amer­ ship. He was to speak at tin* Na­ would welcome them hack to paiH-nger* aboard gnt on tha Witnesses said the tun nun bringing out three miner* nuclear U-sl ban treaty would ican Production and Inven­ Ilia long-smuuldering reli­ Mexican government. tional Press Club in Wash­ work. were shot when Hired FAI.N' Mrs. I’ercz ha* not indicat­ “ actually Ini prove s o m e ­ plane ut Tampa, 13 of Uicm trapped 331 feet underground tory Control Society, at 7:30 gious-political 11i s in this ington today. “This is not a threat. We bound for New York and members, carrying iiib-iua than they were nine days p m. Thursday at the Orlando Soutlieu-t A-ian reunify ex­ ed when she, her three daugh­ limbus and Alabama Gov. what" rather linn damage threo for Orlando. Eastern chincgiins, entered the gov­ want and welcome our peo­ ago when a cave-in entomb­ the U. i>. military position. Elks Cluli. ploded suddenly early today ters and her non-inlaw will ple back,” Learey said. ernment ownrd Vargas Hos­ Wallace fired a parting shot »,-nt another plane from Mi­ • • • ed them. when thousands »f soldier* abandon their plush waterside ia the civil right* controver­ “ But there comes a lime pital anil released a ?8-yv,irami to pick up the passenger*. Prospect* of getting to one fc Thomas G. Advert, local and policemen swept into the mansion here and leave for when you must get alxuil your of the men, Ion.* lima. 13, nlil Journalism student who sy daring a panel discussion First repoll* from the fed­ u mit ■ : s U i. I' il U It Iloy Seoul cxccuthc of the main .\u Lid png'tlu and south America. business. We are in a stale-1 were an gloomy that worker* had been arrested lor terror lo lav on tlx- National Guard. eral aviation agency said tho St. Johns River District, is founded up ntoio than 1UO Wallace ami Faubus bolit s p r i n g s , w. Va. (U P I)— The plane's main landing gear mate here . . . We can't Just temporarily have abandoned 1st activities. federal government came un attending a llirci week train­ monks. sit and clare at each other their attempts. Die student, Rafael Ted sharply criticized the feder­ dec sharp ciUleism during collapsed when it set down ing course lor profession*! The government forces filed PARIS (L’l’l) — More limn over the table.” lecher, bait been taken to the alizing of National Guardsmen Die Southern Governors* Con­ fliortly before 9 a.m., EST, a t Bov a is separated from Da­ leaders at the University of pistol shots and used tear fmu American- filed petition* Local union president Rohospital for a physical exam­ in connection with racial ference today for federalizing McCoy Ail Force Ba e which Illinois, This fir-t week is guv Irtimhs nn l hand grenades al the (t. S. Kmliui-y here lu-it Mount said the unnoumi-- vid Fellin, 18. and Henry sirife in tlu-ir two states. ination. National Guardsmen to lu-lp I ridb* commercial Jet plans given over In the 4Mh annual us they Mill iHi d into the cen­ today in a demonstration of meat It,, la-arey was proof Throne, 3H, hy a wall of rock a ini debris. He is believed quell or avert racial suite in traffic for the Orlando urcn* national convention of Hie Or ter of Buddhist npp iiliun to suppmt for the civil lights "the company 1* engaging in A i poke *man for Eastern, to be injured and tu* guno \ la ham a .mi Arkansas, di-r of tile Arrow, a brother- Diem's authoritarian regime. mail It in Washington Aug. 3*. n ‘strike busting' campaign," without fiaul since the ceiling however, said the nose wheel hood of Scout honor campers. locked into landing position caved in Aug. Iti. Ills only • • • sustenance has Iwen the brac­ WASHINGTON (U PI)—Ad­ but the main set* of wheel* A note on the spindle: kish moisture seeping along NEW YORK (UI'D Mr ministration force* t o d a y ! fulled tu come down nud luck “ Mrs. Irving Pryor called in Hie wall* of his chamber. chunks and ground new per today to kill tier classified ad WASHINGTON U T D -D ic pudml Hie tlou-ic low aid a before the landing. Hope for Bov a was giving soimel of United Air Lines Due eyewitness, Sunny Voo* because she sold her r.ttan I'tilted Stales today official reluctant approval ot tho $1.1 unf< I’s Heavy Attst k ' way to despair among his struck In major cities across ly deplored what it called billion foreign aid bill, but ob ihcei, a city employe, said it I, tin final three A-tllT were furniture within five minutes Squadron ft made tt» ln»t guns, too, ending six year* of closest relative*. the country early today. Die ■serious repressive meas­ server* predicted a close looked lit.u the main landing of the time her own paper Pumth of A-311 Skywan >r jet Skyxunior iqa-intimi* for the airline said no nights have ures” hy tilt* government of vole Tlie measure, It approv­ gear mu* only pari way out of was delivered. She and her aqusdron. Iicon curtaili tl. fuselage compartment husband were aiiia/cd at the operation* a crowning one by | •South Viet N a m against ed. would bring to $108.t bit it* winning th«- Heavy Attack The A i r F o rc e nlfo -tepped Members fit the Intt riuln.n Buddhists, bull tile total U. 8. outlays when the plane tua hvd down. fantastic results (ruin Herald Wing 1 July bundling - mn pcin for a share of the honor*, al Association of .Machinist*, Vout hue* said the plums \ statement Issued by State fur foreign military aiul eco­ Classifieds. Hoy." We've said winning "Pilot of the Month’’ -kidded the length of tins CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla- which has locals in 3t cities, liepaf-tment spokesman Ro­ nomic assistance. it before and well say it lition*. Heavy Attack Squadron 9 honor* win MnJ. William S. (UPD—The l S Army Corps walked off their job* in New bert Met lo*hey sai'l: main runway, more than a again: These are the type (VAII-DI flni'hcd -in.mi I IIhnrU-ler, an Air Fane pilot of Engineers awarded a con­ York, \ <wark. V J,; lais \n mile unit a half, mid finally “ tin thi! tin vis of Informa messages we just love to re­ lowed by VA11-11. VAII-7, a . cigfU’d to VAII-3 on un rx- tract worth nearly $3 million geles. Cleveland, I'tuladel lion from Saigon it appears halted on gras* a t tho end ceive. V A H -ll's Detachment H, change basis. of the atrip. today for construction of a pin.i, .Seattle and Portland. that tho government ol the m • • Bombardier of the Month causeway between the t tor Ore. Republic of Viet Nam ha* in­ All interested parents and VAII-l ami \ All-3. OCALA, Fit. <UI'll—Mar I'umulttltve rrcordv fur the was V AH-ll's l.t. l*ul« PurA company' spokesman said WILKES-BARRE, Pa. — ida mainland and thu govern­ stituted serious repressive adults of Casselberry are ion County school* will pro­ ily. He etlged l.t. tjg) H"h ment's industrial complex on supervisory employes were me i-up-, against Vietnamese vide fruit juices for school ( I ’l’l)— Two-engine Eastern asked to attend an 8 pm . month,Seleased today, show­ •Tilling in" and that there Buddhist leaders. Holer •*r VAII 6 bj lew tban Merrill Island. meeting today at the town's ed the “ Savage Sous" of lunches rather than pay high airline plane carrying seven lIHI points. Col. G, \ Finley, Canaver­ have hccn no interruption* to ' th e action represent* a er prices tor (rests milk, passengers and a crew ot Youth Center un Overhfook VAll-3 made each plane Itouinling tint the boinbsr- al district engineer, said the service. direct violation hy the Viet­ schools superintendent John three crash-landed at the WdDrive (old pro shop! fur the ami man — count a* they he* lljTu-scr.inUm airport at diers were: l.t. (Jg> Charlie contract went to tbc HouThe union, which has about namese government of assur­ Seay said today. purpose of mapping out a placed three men til the top six individual pilot um| bomb­ nearby Avocs today but no 13,W hj members, ha* been Bono, VA11-11. third; I hief dadliD u v al Co., of Jackson­ ance* Hi.it it was pursuing a program tor the young p«*»“The price* being asked for without a contract since June, policy of reconciliation with Iresh milk now would put up one was injured. Aviation Machini-t Ed in idea, ville. pie to be carried on during ardier-navigator star ifling*. Thi* was accomplished with VAII-5, fourth, and Lt. John The project, the Indian 19C2, when Hie old pact ex­ the lliifldlirds. The United Hie cost of sciioot lunette* by the school months, mole than half of the -quadMoynihan, VAII-9. fifth. • * * River-Orsino Causeway, will pired. State* deplores repressive about 5 cents." .Seay said, run’* flight crew personnel Following Major Dur-tcler form the western portion of a action of tills nature.” Al Edmund*. 'H r . KIN “and many parents with sev­ MIAMI (IT ’D - Radio Hain pilot atamiing* were; LG 13-mile long, restricted use U. S. olfiriaD said they eral children could nut afford vans broadcast a Castruito and II. T. .Milwec, school su­ uuflei going transition in the l Hr. Don Monday. V Nil :*, ruutl. It will link the indus­ LAKELAND (Ul’l) — The were not yet drawing any it." perintendent will bring Civi- Navy's RA < Vigilante atcommunique Tuesday night second; Lt. Cdr. Ken Hamil­ trial area ot the National National Science Foundation conclusions by way of assess­ The county school board re­ accusing the United States tans o|i to date on the prog- tack-rvconnuUsance plane. The winning record was ton, VAH-S, thifd; Cdr, John Aeronautics ami Space Ad­ has awarded a Slu.ij'J.i insti­ ing the situation in Viet Nam, jected Iresh milk bids Tues­ ot pursuing a “policy of per­ less of educational television Barlow. V A II-tl, fourth, and ministration's Moonport with tutional grant (or science to including whether an effort day night arid said they fidy" and saying that refugee al-*» conipiled with the use in Central Florida when they l.t. Cdr, Jack Ogle, YAH-3, U. S. 1 to the west and Cape Florida Southern College) i. to overthrow Hie government would reconsider the matter attacks on Cuban installation! meet for dinner at the l pri. of five or few.-r aircraft for fifth. most of Die month, irwteud MAJ. W .S. U U L S T E L K ll Canaveral to the east. I was announced today. might be imuuiuut. in a month. Thors.I.t/ at 7 p.au “endanger world peace,” *e eioc Storm Area Spatted h Atlantic Conditions For Development Are 'Favorc-ble' Bryant Elected Chairman Of Conference Director Is Elected By Sanford Atlantic 61 Arrested In Demonstration G o v e rn o rs B o n 't L ik e m.wA... B & 0£ £ § To Be Told By Teller Troops Storm Pagodas, Seize Perez Family 100 Buddhists Can Leave Jet With 28 Skids Mite To McCoy Landing Red Terrorists Kill Policeman Phone Company Plans Hiring Miners' Rescue Is No Nearer Troop l Hit 500 Petitioners Airline Struck By Two Crews AF Pilot Wins Mavy Honors U. S. 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TOUR of HOMES There was a time when if you wanted a home, you had to build It yourself and, o f course, this is still true in many places in the world. In the early days o f this country, pioneera would get together from miles around for a house-raising. Everyone brought their tools, and got busy cutting down trees, stripping o ff the bark and splitting them to build a log cabin. In the plains where there were no trees, sod houses were erected by pioneer families who had arrived in covered wagons. Country G lut Rood Here you can still do it yourself if you want to, have the time and the ability. But its* not necessary. There are people who make a business o f doing this, and have spent much time, money and study on researching the best home plans for just the right kind of dwellings that will satisfy the needs and de­ sires for the majority of families. So now you don't have to chop down trees, or cut out sod and do it yourself. to any one of the locations shown on this page and inspect the completed homes which are open for viewing. Among them are the Park Royal Homes at Country Club Heights, which feature central heating and air conditioning, sewer and water, side­ walks and street lights on attractive­ ly landscaped lots. These homes are found south of Lake Mary. Two types of homes are built by the Shoemaker Construction Co.— those in Ravenna Park are three and four bedroom homes at a modest price, and the “Homes of Distinc- tion” at Tdyyllwllde, for those who demand “ the ultimate in comfort, convenience and ’ uxury*” Mr*. Rosa Payton, Sanford real estate dealer has on display one model of a luxury home, east of the city at 1802 East Second St. For those who like a lakefront home, Lake Shore home* on Lake Minnie are open with attractive three and four bedroom, two bath homes. Alt the homes advertised here may be reached with the aid of the convenient area map, which identi­ fies the location o f each. ♦ COUNTRY CLUB HEIGHT• Real Estate Transactions Paul L. Vine* to I . I - Paulk, and Linda Kay Balut, DeLand. Geutge Leopolu., P a r i s , Elmer Tallman, e t u s to B. et ua, 27-21. 31, *3,WO. R. Shaffer Sr., et u r, Suniand, LenfvooA •etaool ESTATES Btm lnolt B ird <16,100. Ward Hieks, Inc. to Donald F, Luts, et u s, Eaatbrook, $17,600. VA to Carroll L. Scott, et us, H eftier Homes, $13,664. V A to Robert Grandenettl, et us, South I'lnecreat, $10,600. VA to Roger Hartsoe, e t us, Suniand, $16,200. Robert D. McKlhaney, et u s to Rudolf Hpuller, at us, Suburban Humps, $6,100. Estlll Brewer, et u s to A . B. Munro, et al, Pearl Lake light*., $17,000. Anthony Kudlar, at u s to William Wood Jr., at us, Lake Harney, $7,000. Where’* the most likely place lor • bicycle accident? Harrington to Jor­ T n a a and Shirley Ann Spiv­ Are rural children safer than um* J. Bumitefn, Ridge High, ey, Lakt Monrue. city children, or ire boys Kmma $6,000. Final D itorre Decree* Marjr F. Larrlvee va, Thom ­ as R. Larrivee. Marring* Application* Leon Edward Walker Jr., Sanford and Joyce Susanna Jones, Sanford. Louis Hughes, Orlando and Atlea Reid, Orlando. Herbert Summey, Canton, N. C. and Vara Ann Senn, San­ ford. Willie Godwin, Oviedo and Nina L. Walker, Oviedo. Omar Duggar Jr„ Euatla and Betty Lola Frederick, Or­ mond Beach. William Kilgiiur Jr., DeLand New Overshoes Invite Wearing The tug of war between you and Junior on rainy daya may soon be a thing of the past, and — surprise of sur­ prises — kids msy even want to wear those one-time pes­ ky overshoes even in bright, sunshiny weather. This new day is about to dawn thanks to new design concepts in children’s rubber overshoes, improved materials and new manufacturing techniques. safer on a bicycle than girls? At what age ii a child most likely to have an acci­ dent? National Safely Council studiie* show surprising as­ pects in the answers to these questions. Children in rural areas have as many, or more accidents as city children. A child U more likely to be injured or killed after he’s home from school than he ia while riding to or from school. Accidents are most likely to happen on a Saturday and least likely to happen on a Sunday the NSC says. Boys 0) 0 SMOOTHER SAILING IN D IAN APO LIS f N E A ) — The entire beckstietch and the number three turn e f the Indianapolis Motor Spttdw ay is to lie resurfaced. While you are out driving, this week-end, take this page designed for you . . . with you. The map above will assist you in locating some 0 Homes for Better Living o f Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find 1) just what you are looking for in the way of a home. C ° M f t J K iT /r J f* * ™ <)• DIRECTIONS: lalFOLLOW THE CA (in South on 17-5)2 wm VAI.CADE OF I-he P o i n t s , (urn \J Went on IU. 127. HOMES SIGNS. BEAUTIFUL NEW HOMES! $ 1 3 ,9 9 0 H I A 3.1 YR. M ORTGAGE LO CH • • • • • • • ARBOR It’s complete, ready fo move In! S bedrooms, 2 !j baths, Florida room, pntlo. IPs completely liir conditioned, centrally heated. Reliable G-K Kitchen appliances, Including garltage disposal, dishwasher. Ilcuutiful llluek Walnut Kitchen I Cabinets. A y n i h (krAftit flwUf $ 4 6 0 DOWN NO CLOSING COST A (Juiet Community • Safe For Children High and Dry lleitutifully landscaped Lota Sidewalks and Street Lights Out of the Flight Pattern Centrnl Ileal and Air Conditioning Deluxe We.stinghou.se Kitchens Sewer and Water • I lner Ifonu These homes arc eonifori 1 demand m ven/ence carefully designed, sturdily constructed to give you a » lifetime of comfort v e n n a tinder Florida Realtors weather conditions. *• 3 A- d J '«e.v, F jfA enD'ona j Construction Co GENERAL ffe ELECTRIC Developers 9 MODERN KITCHENS BY C E N E R A i g ) ELECTRIC I ( a l l u s - le t u s s h o w y | t ie s e h o m e s t o d a y ! If you have homes, acreage DIRECTIONS: From Sanford turn wnt on 20th Street al Freneh Are. (Ilwy. 17-92). Wateh for Ihe .lgn* at Mayfair Country Club. Gmnbriar border* the Country Club on Ihe *oulh, and I* directly * n l of l.<>eh Arbor. C groves or rentals — and would like to advertise on our weekly Tour O f Homes ond Real Estate Page — i William S. Brumley Jr.-Byron M. Leach p. o. n o x i.vjy fa 2-8u7t \ !• FO R IN F O R M A T IO N STENSTROM REALTY S LES AGENTS �r/% Lewis Chairman O f U F Campaign *** e i O fc* New student* who will at­ tend South Seminole Junior High School are requested to report to the school at 8:30 —a m. Thursday, Aug. 29. tor w the testing program. • • • Jane Adriatic© and her family, of Goldenrod. are at­ tending the 30th annual Citrus Growers Institute at Camp McQuarrie in Ocala National Forest. Ernie Lundbcrg, as­ sistant county agent, will |p have charge «f Thursday morning’ s session. • • • set by the board of director* with allocations to the parti­ cipating agencies set as fol­ lows; American Red Cross, 17.A goal o f $48,425 has been 900; Boy Scouts. $7,600; Chil­ dren's Ilome Society, $2,600; Family Counseling Service, $2,330; Girl Scouts, $3,400; Good Samaritan Home, $2,175; Mental Health Assn.. St,400; Salvation Army. $10,800; USO. $3,700. "This Is by lar the largest goal ever adopted by tills or Sanitation. However, enthus­ iasm is high due to the gruwlh of Seminole County, earlier campaign organita tlon and the fact that none of the funds will have to be expended f o r professional fund-raising," Lewis said. "This means that with the exception of payment of na­ tional dues by some of the member agencies, all the con­ tributions will tic expended PAUL LEWIS locally,” he added. Lewis said that he was con­ tacting a grral number of civic-minded people who be­ •• lieve that if no United Fund existed there would be nine separate solicitations and are therefore willing to contri­ bute their time and efforts to 17 Killed this cause. MIAMI (UPI) — At least 17 persons died in accidents In Florida over the weekend, seven of them in two auto­ mobile smashups at Daytona Bench and Jacksonville, U . S . Seeks To Break Railroad Impasse Paul D. Lewis, manager of the Credit Bureau of Sanford, has been named Campaign Chairman for the 1963 United Fund of Seminole County. ( F it ? Management, Unions Called For Showdown S fm d ii WASHINGTON (UPI) — Rail union and management VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wir« Established 1908 MON, AUGUST 19, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 780 negotiators were summoned to a showdown meeting today in a government effort to break the impasse over ground rules for settling their long dispute. Assistant Labor Secretary James J. Reynolds said ho was railing attorneys for both sides to an afternoon session to seek agreement on proce­ HAVANA (UPI) — A roc­ BELGRADE (UPD—Yugodure for Miimditlng the key ket-firing liomber attacked slav President Josip Rroz issues to arbitration. l*imdlne deposits at Cnsitdu, Tito said today he hope* to La* Villus Providence, early meet President Kennedy in Both the ruilronda and tba S u n d a y , the government the United States this fall. union* have agreed to submit press reported today. At least Gov. Edmund G. (Pat) the two main issues — siza Gindcrvitle Volunteer Fire one troek tanker was destroy­ Brown of California told UPI ot train crews and firemen's Department will further plans ed. alter a 40-nilnutc meeting jobs—to binding aibitration. for its operation at 7:30 to­ The **plrate'* craft, nccordwith Tito that the Yugoslav Rut the unions insist on ne­ night at the 1ILH cafeteria. inir to the Newspaper Itevoluleader said he thinks he will gotiating secondary Dnucs be­ All interested persons are chm, attacked by surprise attend the United Nations fore arbitration begins. Invited to attend and aupport n'x’ iit 2 u.m. It said the Cu­ General Assembly session in One source said there e!sn the volunteers. ban air force “ repelled" the New York this fall. might be disagreement over • • • attack but admitted the plane Brown said tie asked Tito if the scope of the Issues to bo A Charles and Maxine Shagescaped safely. he hope* to meet Kennedy arbitrated. The unions liuva ata, of Iowa, have been wel­ The raider illuminated the then. He quoted Tito as re­ indicated they want to narrow comed to Goldenrod and plying, "Y’es, I hope to sec target area with a flare and problems that the proposed Oviedo. They have purchased then rocket-attacked gasoline the President." six-man arbitration board the Rosa Watters home on deposits. One rocket set "But it will not be the first would decide. Orange Avenue in Goldenrod THE LOCKING RUCKLE on the (safety sent Ivelts being promoted by the time I have met him," Tito aflame a tank truck with 8,Attorneys for tho five rail j and a partnership la an Sanford-Seminole Jaycees is pointed out to customer Archie Smith 124 callous of gasoline. Other »aid. "I met President Ken operating unions were drift­ Oviedo business. (right) by Jnycocs Wayne Albert. This scene at the Jaycees Seat licit nedy when he came here in rockets "felt near" and dam • • • ing their version of the arbi­ stand in the Food Fair Shopping Center, Saturday was rc|>cntcd at three the early 1950's with Sen. aged a tank with two million tration agreement. Including R. 15. Porter has Just learnother locations where the sent belt sales ImmiUis were set up. Sides will Owen Brewster, former Re­ gallons of rruda oil stored, a timetable for settling all ed that membera of the continue all this week ut the Jaycees Headquarters on the corner of Fourth the reports said. publican senator from Maine, itiMies. A spokesman said the ' r E.B.B.A. of VAU-t, now about St. and French Ave. ( Herald Photo) and Sen. Wayne Morse IDRevotucion s a i d workers draft might be completed to­ to deploy from Norfolk, Va., O rel." and militiamen hastily re­ day. for seven-month duty in the 15 Injured Leonard Terry, Sanfard Ne­ Brown said he asked Tito if paired damage and dispersed • • • TROY, Ala. (UPI) — Fif­ gro. today forfeited $650 in Mediterranean, read "Around "we ran expect a better in­ trucks “ preventing the spread The agreement on Labor the Clock’’ every day. So teen persons remained hospi­ bonds when he failed to ap­ ternational understanding." of fire." Secretary Willard Wirt*’ ar­ "smooth sailing" to th e talized here today from a pear in county court to ans­ Tito, according to Brown, The press said the raider bitration plan was the first K.B.B.A. and VMM. Flo and crash that sent a two-decker wer to charges of possession replied, "Ye*, the world situ­ wns bused in Nicaragua "pro­ breakthrough in the four-yearthe Caribe are looking for bus caroming into marshland of loltery tickets and reckless ation is good hut we can still visioned ami protected by the old deadlock over imposition ward already to your return. Saturday night after hitting driving. do much to Improve our re­ U. S “ • • • an automobile head-on. of new work rules that would TAMPA (UPI) —A police Sheriff J. L Hobby said lations." eliminate 32,000 firemen's investigation was underway f The Herald’ s "Scouting’ Terry was arrested a week Safety Sent Ib-lt Sales will Iwlt.s all week ut our headtoday into the death of Caro­ job*. correspondent, Mrs. J a n e York Better ago by Deputy Charles Fagan line Louise Coker. 9 whose continue at the Jnyree* Build- quarter*,'' sold King. Friday But management sources NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Ul’ l) on th e Casselberry, is back on the reckless driving body wu* found hanging in ilig on French Ave. and night the Jaycees wilt again *nhl the clash over procedures Job today alter a two-week — World War I hero Sgt. charge and search revealed the women's rest room of a Fourth St. all this week, Bolt set up their sales stand* at could upset the arbitration camping trip in the Smoky Alvin C. York, hospitalized the lottery tickets, Tampa poolroom Sunday King, chairman of the sales four locutions including Rou­ plan end renew the threat Mountains with Casselberry here last week alter develop­ Fagan also uncovered an­ announced today, ( nd llal and Anderson Drug­ morning. of a nationwide rail strike ing a fever, was taken off the other lottery rase Saturday Roy Scout Troop Ml. "Ihie to many requests we store, F o o d Fair Shop ping • • • Police sakl the girl had Word has been rereived in on Aug. 29, Ruth aides pre­ serious list at Veterans Hos­ when he arrested I'laylon WASHINGTON (UlM I —Tlie been reported misting by her will maintain *uh - of the seal Celt tor and tho Seminole Deltnry that after conddera- viously bad agreed to hold off This month’ s meeting of pital Sunday night. Thomas, Altamonte Springs Plazn Shipping Center in thm by the Controller of Cur­ any strike action until that staunchest congressional ad- parents, Mr. and Mrs. .Terry the North Orlando Village Negro, for unlawful speeding Casselberry. These locations rency, Washington. I). C„ a;>- date. Coker, when she tailed to voc-aie* of the "march on Council will be held at 7:30 Bodies Sought and found $773 in bolita tie-1 will be open from b to 9 return home Saturday night Washington" are a little bit Wirt* said the new dispute f p.m. toda) in the Community NAHA, Okinawa (UPI) — kets in his car. Thomas post- [ p.m , Friday only. jn*e-y a*** *-*a-inR Dial afternoon. vvns “ obviously a critical one." Building at ths Recreation Divers made their seco ) ! ut Li i .1* t. ' », Tin' body wav found hanging Eight service elution* have Center. On the agenda are tempt today to recover bod­ t i c Ot the Peace Hugh Dun I " w* ,car ,h“ l 0M incl K'n The Herald learned just be­ lie urged both tho unions indicated that they will in­ fore press time today that ami carriers to come to an four ordinances, including the ies believed trapped in a sunk­ can and wu* released pending one touch ot violence, on-- by a towel from a towel rack disturbance on Aug. 23 could and the door to the rest room stall the sent belt* for $1 per offices for the setting of stock Immediate understanding on proposed tax on alt utilities en ferryboat which capsized a hearing. HUNTSVILLE, Ala. f UN) licit, including Larry'* Gulf turn llie march into a cant was locked from the inside by consumed within the munici­ and <snk off Okinawa with at in the new Dollary Bank will procedure*. Sheriff Hobby also reported . , . —Tuesday is "Old Reliable’s" Station at 4UI FI. First St.; , ,, .. , 1 , brnmerang and bring inral- a hook and eye, pal limits. ha located in the Spnulding Nr Ida Kennedy Meyer, "who rubble harm to the least 270 persons ahum -I. cause The young girt left home loth birthday at the Redstone Alex’s Sliell Service at 2500 » • • Building, Hwy. 17-92 in Dospent most of la*t winter in of civil rights. Saturday afternoon with a Arsenal. C e n te r Issues Park Drive; harry Adair* Rory. Seminole teachers w e r e Church Aloof our jail on worthless check Amongthese supports of sister,Rosemary, 13. Rom*'the army Redstone ballis­ Gulf Station at Flrat St. and back on the Job today, whip­ SAIGON (UPI) — 71k- Ro­ charijes." is hack in jail The March on Washington mnry told officer* they plav- tic* missile ten years ago a s * Appeal For Krenrii Ave. ami Don Witt ping things into shape for the man Catholic Church In South again faring numerous more for Jobs and Freedom" arc ed pool with two boys at Ut Tuesday blasted off front Amoco at 119 Sanford Ave. 9 opening of schist) Sept. 3. prov.il hi* been granted for Area Fam ily Viet Nam was making every- bad check charges. He added Sent. Paul Douglas (Dll lt, poolroom, then went to a Cape Canaveral (nr its first In the Cnstellierry area, tn- the establishment of a First effort today to disnsMaiate she al.vn is wanted on similar Kenneth B. Keating, (lt-.N V. i, drive in for a «nft drink. She successful flight. Its many tty Julia Dartov hUlllillg rdlltiolt* illcludu Tool I National Rank of Dellary. R. E. Porter picked up a itself from the dispute be­ charges in nearby counties. and Jacob K. Javits, (ll-V said Caroline left her there, successes earned it tlu* nick­ An appeal on behalf of Mr. Garage, Altamonte Spring.*; hot news tip this morning: tween the Catholic-dominated Although no building site and Mrs. Leroy Hill who lost Y.), three of the most active and site thought her sister name "Old Reliable" since Bill's Sinclair, Ed’s Service Houston Colts representatives government and the country’s for tho new bank lias been all of their worldly possess­ civil rights backers in Con­ had returned home. that time. Station ami Howard’* Service chosen as yet, an olticc to have been here, studying mu­ Buddhist majority. An autopsy was ordered Duck Season gress. ions when their trailer burn­ The development of the Stati n all on Hvvy, 17 92, nicipal atadium and the May handle subscription* for stock ed south of Ising wood on Aug. Javits has called Aug. 23 to determine if the young ltcd*lnii<* led the way for The ion percent nylon belts lair Inn, and promised an Repair Job Opens Nov. 27 "a historic date" amt Keat­ girl had been assaulted. many of Die modern missiles ure guaranteed to withstand wilt tic opened iii DeBary 5. was issued today by tho answer by Oct. 1 whether the Seventh-day Adventist Health TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — ing ha* labeled the march "an of today, including Pershing, 6.IHHI pounds of strain, which within the next few days. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — National League team will Shares will go for $30 each and Welfare Center at Alta, American came." But in their The Game and Frr<h Water The U. 8. Army Corps of En­ Honest John, Littlejohn, Serfar exceeds safoty specifica­ witli a minimum Of five and monte .Springs. hold Its spring training here canl, I.sure and Jupiter, gineers1 st-u-gnlng hopper Fish Commission said today statements, they have warned M ilk Commission tion* and me designed for a maximum of 900 lor Individ­ L* the future. Would be a repeatedly against violence. Tlie Hills are in desperate Florida’s duck, goose and root 'tile Redstone was used in dredge ‘ Gerig’ will undergo easy one • hand operation. ual purchasers. boon publicity-wise to have "I know clearly that the Seeks New C h ief need In' oil types of house* placing Explorer I on its way a $311,480 repair Job by the hunting season wilt open st the colorful Colts general They sell for le.-s than $1(1 a Albert (Iowan of the First hold articles, particularly a TALLAHASSEE (U P I)-A to outer space and sent astro­ Tampa Ship Repair and Dry noon Nnv. 27 ami run for whole cause could he very manager, P a u l Richard*, National Bmk of Ormond hahy crib anil bedding for seriously hurt," Javits said, search is underway for an naut Alim Shepard on a sub- pair. Dock Co., district engineer to consecutive days through here for six eight weeks each "Scat belts save lives," Bench will servo as vice pres­ their tl monUi old son. Dia­ "if there's violence, if there's other man to head the strife orbital flight May 3, 1961, Col. II. It, Parlitt said today. Jan. 3, spring. Chairman King emphasized, ident. Other directors approv pers also are needed. disorder, if there's even bad The commission said the torn state Milk Commission. • • • taste." “ They also help reduce in- ed by tlie Federal Agency Arrangements for contri­ daily hag limit for ducks will lie will tic the third admin Earnings Called West Hopeful Police blotter carried a juri. by more than olio third. |will be Myron Accardl, Oscar butions may be made by con­ t»- four, with a total pussesistrator of the commission GENEVA (UPD — West­ complaint this morning Irom Your chunrr* of surviving an111. I’apincau, Samuel Faron tacting .Mr*. Hoy Phillips at *ion limit of eight. Daily hug since Gov. Farris Bryant took ‘ Impressive’ a woman who said site return­ ern disarmament negotiators for gee.-e will he two, with C la ss O f 1954 iiuloinobilo accident are eight. Jr., Robert Kautin.in, Arnold TK 8-1393 during the day or office. The first, Sherman NEW YORK (LTD — Her times better when wearing Hooper, Guy It. Chase. James Mrs. itusscll R y d e r at ed from a movie to find an today were reported hopeful possession limit of four. The .Smith of Vero Reach, resign­ n.ird T. Frevert, editor of seut holts." empty beer can on her bed, the Soviet Union will agree daily iisg limit for roots will M eets Tuesday I Spaulding uni! E. Walters. TK 8-3883 after 6 p. m. A class reunion will be ed to take an apimintnient on Standard A I'nur's Outlook, and she was at a los* to ex­ this week to negotiate on ex­ ho eight, with a (olal posse*, the Florida Appellate Court planned by members of the ay* the current corporate plain it. what with her hus­ changing observation p-..t* sion limit of Id. Class of 1931 of Seminole High bench. earnings situation, good as it band at sea. And. she added, against surprise a'tuck, and Hunting will lxpermitted not Insist on » prior imn-ug School at a meetin g Tuesday I*, I. even more impressive ahe doesn't drink: from sunrise to aun*et except gression pact. • * * at Hp in. in the Caucus Room Slim Pickings when it i* considered that re­ on opening day when -(looting Thieves old aIno I only $:s :*i sults are after substantially nf the First Federal Savings * St. Johns-Indian River Ca­ wilt begin ut noon. Director ami l»an Association hutid­ for their efforts over the increased depreciation charenal District directors meet Fitfht in Hills A. D. Aldrich .aid. SANTll DOMINGO, Dmniiiweekend, according to police es allowed under the Treats ing. Thursday noon at the Yacht icun II.-public (UPI) — Aim­ Class member* are asked Break-in* were reported by ury’s new guidelines. Club, Titusville, to commence to bring addresses of nietn- Robert Adam*. 1301 West 13th Frevert points out that down-to-earth work toward ed exiles seeking to over­ Fire (Juts Harare Hutitiuu Pre-ident Kire started by the hack- tiers who have moved away Street; Isidore Morgan, 1214 many corporation! didn’t take having the waterway become throw a reality. Up to now, meet­ Francois Dataller have re­ firing of a motorcycle gutted from Sanford since gradua­ West 131b Street, and Wil­ Ihe additional allowance* tin ings have been organization­ ported taking part in ne-v lim garage at the home of tion. Further information can liams Restaurant, 'third and til Die last quarter of 1962 heavy fighting in niount.iin- Fire Lt. G. It Crow at Mel- tic obtained Irom Mrs. Eu­ Magnolia. The burglars ob­ with tlie n ull that year-to al in Irnor. ( ous northeast Haiti, accord­ lonvillc Avenue and 13th gene Estridgc 111 nr Miss tained $3.5u from vending mu- year comparison*, at this • • • rhine* at the redaurant Street at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Grace Marie Slinevipher. sta ge, are penalized. Have you noticed tlipsc ing to exile sources here. stories on budget? T h e school*, the county and the city all reported no increase in tax millage*. That i-* good new* lor the property owner*. • • • WEATHER: Partly cloudy throuffh Tuesday with scattered afternoon showers; high today 88 93; low tonight 70-75. Tito Says He May Visit JFK This Fall Rocket Plane Attacks Cuban Gasoline Depot m w A. Bolita Agent Forfeits Bond Tampa Girl, 9, Jaycee Safety Belt Found Hanged Campaign Extended DeBary Bank Gels U. 5. Okay March Advocates Getting Jitters 'Old Reliable' 10 Years Old / Population Spurt Problem For South < V Sanford resident! are a lit­ tle lucky. Refuse collection fee here is a $1 a month — DcLand is Increasing its fee from JI.25 to $2. • • • line's a goal for Sanford merchants to shmt at. The Chamber of Commerce report­ ed today that Seminole Cuunttuns have an income of l!W million a year, hut sal*-* here only total fill million a year. There's $50 million going aumewheru else. • • • It’s almost a safe bet that tFe courthouse annex will betotaled at Casselberry, State Planning* Now A ’M u st' Governors Warned WHITE S UL V it l R SPRINGS. W. Va.. (UPD The South must prepare it­ self for a population increase of 4o million in the next 23 to 30 years—all of it in urban areas— the Southern Gover­ nor* Conference was told to­ day. Executive Director Dennis OTlarrow of the American Society of Planning Officials told a conference roundtable that the population of tlie 17 stales ut tha group will In crease from about 62 million if p event trends continue. And about three quarters of the total wUI be urban dwel­ lers compared with about 60 per cent now. OTlarrow said plans must be made to see that water, air and land—resources once thought to be enexhaustable —are available for the boom­ ing population. •Tlie time has passed when the state can sit by and mere­ ly hope (or the best," lie said. "We must realize that daring tile neat 3(1 year* we have to budd a duplicate ot tlu- ur­ ban facilities that have taken us In ibis land 3oo years to produce," he saki. "Although we have had uli.it we railed stale planning in a Tew state, oh and on for the past 33 year*, rela­ tively little lias been accom­ plished," OTlarrow said. But he said that state rather than federal discretion of plann­ ing i4 needed, with indivi­ dual stales serving as labor­ atories in which new ideas are developed, applied ami tested. Also addressing Ihe meeting wa* Chairman Marshal M. (’riser of Florida's Installment Land Sales Board, a new agency which comes into existence in two weeks. (.'river traced the history of Installment sale of Florida real estate, and the cloud it hat come under in recent years because ot sharp prac­ tices by some developers. He said Ihe industry is a “ healthy, ambitious adoles­ cent one" that ha* "no great­ er number, and no less num­ ber, of o;terators who are bankrupt, cither financially or morally, than doe* any other business or profession." He said Florida's new con­ trol board will protect both the public ami an industry that can contribute to the "sound economic growth" of a region. (Related story on Rage 10). J5* MET 1(01*0 LITAN TELEPHONE toll-free service for nil of SeminoU County was discussed at a meeting of Chamber of Commerce officials, mayors of all municipalities! and telephone officers at a luncheon-meet in)? Friday at Jim Spencers' restaurant. Pictured frum the left are W. V. K»>y uitd it. F. Shctldcn, district and local muuugers, respectively, of the Southern Bell Telephone, and M. L. Ilarre, assistant to the president of Winter Park Telephone Company. (Detailed news story on pujte ’J of to­ day's Herald.) (Herald Photo) , �Su.. It ,-gaifia Tliflht Deck' Beinq Installed Base fete Construction has been start­ ed oil the Sanford Naval Air Station’s own lighted aircraft carrier “ flight deck.” Ve'.ropoIItan telephone aervThe 913,973 project will lev for ill i f BomlnoU County provide a OOO-foot stretch of runway equipped with the will b# forthcoming Uto In tame lighting arrangements 1064 or oirly 1069, at a coat used by U. S. attack carrlera of approximately 1300,000, for night landlnge. should plana dlacusted Friday To create this arrangement, afternoon ba approved by three rowa of light* will bv present tetophono tubocrlbor*. imbedded in a portion of the use aa they lead the spirit o f the school at all YOU GOTTA HAVE PEPl And these girls, The tentatlro plana wart station'! east-wait (main) athletic activities. From left are Cenl Wheatmembers of the A squad cheerleaders of Semi­ dItrusted by Southern Boll runway. land, Bonnie Caolo, Linda Spencer, Carol Ox­ nole High School have got plenty of pep and Tetophono and Winter Park This will add greater real­ ford, Carol Samuel (Captain), Susan Piercy and spirit. Here they practice the perfect timing and Telephone company official! ism to the simulated carrier Carol Torres. (Herald Photo) synchronisation of movements which they will with tho Coonty Commlulon, landing practice conducted Chamber o f Oamraeree offleala periodically for all Sanfurdand majrora at a luncheonbated flight crews and fa­ meeting at Jhn Spencer*! rescilitate their transition to taurant. shipboard operations. Tho expantfoit would ellmlThe runway la already nat* toll calla between the equipped with mirror landing Sanford exchange, no* »«rvequipment sueh as carriers ing Sanford, DoBary, Geneva, use. William F. Hotklnt. 79, died Oviedo and Oateen, and the It Is scheduled to be fin­ Friday at Seminole Memorial Winter Park exchange, now ished by Aug. 31. During the Ifoipllal after a abort illneii. aerelng communltlea In the Aur. 17-31 construction per­ Mr. Hoaklna made hit home eolith part of the county. iod, the runway will ba closed at 1104 Magnolia Avenue for M. L. Barra, aailitent to exeept for light aircraft oper­ the past 30 years. Ha was retho preeident of the Winter tired from the Atlantic Coast­ ations and emergency land­ Park firm, aald the propoaed line Railroad, where he serv­ ings. These will be made on oxpanalon would coat hit com­ the shorter north-south auxil­ ed as trainman for more than pany 1160,000 and “It la hoped 30 years. iary runway. It can be dona without an InIn the msantime, Sanford Born In Aldrich, Ala., Hoicreate In ratei.” detachments will operate from kins was a member of First W. V. Roy, dlatrlct manager Methodist Church, Men's Bi­ the Jacksonville Naval Air o f Southern Bell, explained ble C l a s s , Penny-Pinchers Station runways. This will tho added eenrlce alto would Club and Brotherhood of Ballprersnt excessive loss of valu­ ' coat hit company flSO.OOO but road Trainmen. able training time, according there would bo an Inmate In to Capt. James O. Mayo, com­ Survivors are one sister, yatea of 60 eenta monthly for Mrs. Bessie Greek, of Nash­ mander of Heavy Attack yealdence individual lino and ville, Tenn., and., and one Wing One at NAS. 11.60 for butlntat Individual brother, Philip lioiklns, ol Heavy Attack Squadrons 3 line. Mulga, Ala. and 11 and V A IM l’s DetachRobert 8heddtn, local Sou­ The body waa shipped to ment 8 began last week tend­ HOW’S THIS. MRS. BATEMAN? Seminole High School B.. Squad Cheer­ thern Bell manager, tald hit Birmingham, Ala., for funer­ ing a nucleus of support leaders practice their motions for new faculty sponsor, Mrs. Mary Joyce firm will conduct a mill aur- al services and burial. Brisequipment to Jacksonville to Ilatenmn, as they get ready for the opening of school. Watching the girls Vey of all teltphone subacrlb- son Funeral Home was in handle the operations. is Ilob Ring, who will represent the Seminole Indian, dressed jn the tradi­ era on tho Sanford exchange charge of local arrangements. All told, 230 men and 17 tional costume, in conjunction with the activities of the cheerleaders. whether they dvtlre the ex­ aircraft wBI be Involved in panded service. Ha axplalned the temporary move to Jack­ that “ there mutt bo a great sonville. majority of the tubtcrlbera At the same time, tho NAS datlring the added aervlca for public works department will It will hava to Include all tubtake advantage of the lull In scribers.” air operations to Install a The propoaed arrangement forced main serving the sewMrs. Rosa C. Newby, who would eliminate all long dlsFuneral services for Mr. ngu system for now buildings died Saturday at Seminole Harrison BucVlow, who was program ^nd both Maj. and tance chargaa for calla be Jesse Barrett ilsrbot, 80, of being erected within the NAS Memorial Hospital alter a named one or the outstand­ Mrs. Buckelew are active in twean Sanford and Winter lengthy illness, was buried ing cadets of the Florida Wing Altamonte Spring!, who died compound area. Park. If the plan la adopted today. the senior patrol. Ih* main will cross the Saturday, wiB ba held at 11 of the Civil Air Patrol, has that# calla will ba dialed aa Aa older son, Mitchell, 31, a.m. Tuesday from the Nl- main runway Just west of Its She made her home at 1006 Just returned from a visit local calla. Palmetto Avemie for 42 years to Tel-Aviv, Israel, through now with the Navy in Saa black Funeral Home Chapel center, necessitating consid­ and was the widow of tho late the CAP'S exchange student Diego, server! with the CAP, In Casselberry with Rev. erable excavating! in this area. and the entire family has Darwin Shea officiating. J. T. Newby. program. Mrs. Newby was born in Burial will be in Glen Ha­ Experience G ives Buckelew flew to Atlanta worked in the CAP at their Tippah County, Mississippi, on the first leg of his inter­ various duty stations in Ne­ ven Memorial Park. and attended schools there national visit, where he met braska, Puerto Rico, Pana­ Born In Buttonwood, Fa., Good Judgm ent receiving her bachelor and 60 member* of the southern ma City, Melbourne and Or­ Mr. Harbot moved to Alta­ LONDON (UPI) -Judges, master’! degrees at Blue eschange group. This group lando. monte Springs It years ago lawyers, doctors and police­ Sirs. Buckelew is a native from Elmira, N. Y. He was • BABAT, Morocco (UPI) - Mountain College In Blue then flew on to Washington, men should ba thoroughly ex­ A two-pronged plot to steal Mountain, Miss. D.C., where representatives Sanfordite. She has flown on member of Lodge 413, Bro­ perienced In drinking before arm* from a U. S. Navy bass She was a member of the ol 63 wings of the United many search and rtscue mis­ therhood of Railway Triin­ In Morocco and assassinate First Baptist Church and the States met and flew by MATS sion* in the CAP., which op­ men, Oddfellows Lodge of El­ they take part In drunk driv­ ing cases, a physician beXing Hasten II hat bean Sanford Woman's Club. to countries all over the erates is a volunteer search mira, Altamonte Springs Gar­ Haves. ami rescue organisation on foiled. Survivors I n c l u d e one world. den Club and Community Dr. B. N. Wright of the Minister of Justice Ahmed daughter, 31ri. Ludle Newby Four other CAP cadets flow land, at sea and in the air. Methodist Church of Casscl National Institute for Medi­ Bahnlnl told ■ news confer­ Bryant, of Sanford: one sis with Buckelew to Tel-Avtv, Harrison, or "Corky," as berry. cal Research suggested they ence Thursday the rebels ter, Mra. C. K. Crosby, and with a three day stop-over he is known, started in the Survivors are his daughters, drink enough to test their CAP cadets alx year* ago Mrs. Marcella Hansen of Al­ planned to steal weapon* one brother, Sidney Calllcutt, in Frankfort, Germany. own capacity before judging from the U. 8. Navy Bass at both of San Antonio, Texas. During their stay in Israel and ia now a member of the tamonte Springs, Mrs. Eth- others. In an article in the Xenllra with the halp of Funeral services were held tho cadets lived witfi Israeli Wing staff as advisor with elyn Bcrguson of Elmira and Magistrate's Journal, he said •oms American Nivy person- at Urlsson Funeral Home at lamiliei and visited many the rank of cadet major. Mrs. Florence Ripley of Dag­ the drink test would put judg­ A graduate of Seminole .Bel. 10:30 a.m. today with Rev. It. historic sites of Biblical fame. gett, Pa., bia son. Lester liar- ments on “ a sounder basis." High School, he now works Ha tald at least 104 par- W. Warfield officiating. Buckelew is the son of Maj. twit of Rome, N. Y.; his bro­ •one, Including tome promi­ Burial was In Oaklswn Me­ and Mrs. Harry Buckelew in Melbourne. thers, Percy B. Harbot of El­ Major Buckelew empha­ St. Pete News nent matnbart of Ilia left-wing morial Park with Urlsson (USAP, retired* of Sanford. mira and Delbert D. Harbot union National Dai Forces Funeral llonio In charge of F o u r other sons of tlw sised But the CAP cadet of Kingston, N. Y . and 13 Fopularlsa (UNBP), h a v a arrangements. B U c k e I c w s are active in training organisation is open grandchildren and 10 great Cam eram an Dies t>«an arrested. tile Civil Air Patrol cadet to both boys and girls from grandchildren. MIAMI (UPI) - St. Peters­ II to 21 and also to adults A spokesman for the U. S. burg Times photographer 21 and over. Embassy here said the arms M iam i Holds 2 Jack L. RamsdeU, 13, died Jewelry Worth The non-profit, volunteer scheme failed became of D entist's Drill here at a hospital last night. organisation o p e r a t e s on crack U. S. Intelligence work, In Gem T h e ft $11,000 Stolen funds donated by Its members ‘T h rills' Her Haintdell, a World War II end that no American waa MIAMI (UPI* Police MIAMI (UPI»—Dsdc Coun­ sml has access to surplus pout (all Into the hands of here have charg'd two Chi­ HAROLD HILL. Englxnd- veteran, entered the hospital i ty .Metro Police reported to­ Air Force equipment to car­ tho plotters. cago men In a $6,000 Jewelry (UPD—June Walker. 1A. loves last week (or treatment of day that burglars stole an ry out it* search and rescue But reports said two Nuvy robbery, hut they arc looUng to go to the dentist. She feels an ailment. Survivors luclude his wife,j ensigns and four U. S. Ma­ for a third person who they estimated 111,600 worth of operations. no pain when her teeth are Jewelcry trom a Bay Harbour Although the Buckelew* are drilled. Ruse. rine Corps enlisted men, til believe hat the loot. Island apartment Sunday. members of the Orlando Burial will take place In unnimed. were Implicated. “ The drill gives me a love­ Larry Joe Flecher, 3d. sud Mrs. Harry M. Gold dine squadron, there are two ac­ They said the ensigns were Gerald George Tomstick. 31, ly tingling feeling.” she said. St. Petersburg told officers die returned to tive organisations in Semtbroken In rank sud given six- were arrested at a hotel Su.i her apartment Sunday ami nulo County. Lt. Henry A. month jail sentences, and that day. They are being held found the screen out. She Ward is commanding officer Cis Marines were court-mar- In the Dade County Jail with ll started sere am ing. of a squadron with head­ out bond. tlallrd. "I guess my screams scar- quarters at North Orlando. Police satd they are looking ed the burglars," she said Lt. WiUlam Taylor is com­ for a thud man In connection B, - WOODROW CASH after that I saw two manding officer of a Negro Farm ers To Vote with the robbery of Mr. and "Right men running to a car." squadron at Goldsboro. Mrs. Max Mentcbel. Thieves W. F. Hoskins Dies Friday •Hi ii if H, PIf | il X 1 11, Last Rites Held Sanford CAP Cadet Back From Harbot Service For Mrs. Newby Set Tuesday Tel-Aviv As Exchange Student 4 lbs. 99c STREAM Plot Involving Navy Men Foiled BACON ' I II O n Com m ittee stole a diamond ring and a Kemlno'a County farmers watch from them and led of­ will sole Aug. 2030 by mall ficer* on a luo-mlle an Iwur fur three members of the chase across a causeway. Airlcultural Stabilisation and Conservation Committee, ac­ cording to llomer Ballard, Tam p a Holds 2 office manager. farmers will select three In Slaying committee members and two TAMPA (UPII - The FBI alternates from this *lat« of was holding two Texas men nominees: Fred A. Dyson, today — one of them accused Elbert Gimmick. C u r t i s of being the “ cold-blooded S Lee and Paul Lukas. triggerman'' in the fatal Ballots will be mailed to shooting of a San Diego, Cal­ all fartuers of record on Aug. if., filling station owner. 20 and are to ba returned Agents said Jimmy Gene not later than Aug. 30, Bal­ Luker, 36, ind Edwin Dway­ lard said. ne Hinson. 19. were arrested The incumbent committer her« Thursday night in a will meet Sept. I to tabulate car stolen in Houston, Tea., vote* and declare results. Aug 13 The rubber tree bckinga to the Spurge family. 3!ost com­ mercial rubber comes trom the para rubber tree, native el Amiuoit twresls. / Two U. 9. presidents were married in London, England — John Quincy Adam* and Theodore Rooscvrli (second montage). (sreut Savings on I'lasy Terms FROM A WOULD OF PINE FURNITURE M A T H E R of Sanford FAMOUS NAME BRANDS ALL FINEST QUALITY SENSATIONAL VALUES Easy l erms — Open F ii. Nights Sanford'* Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store M A T H E R of •JO-'l-Otf K. Ul ST. Sanford FA 2-09ha Tolies, whether your children are learning their A-B-C's . . . UK starting tlnrir IMl.D.'a, it’s as EASY for YOU us 1-2-3 to get those school clothes in shape. Just depend oil DOWNTOWN CLEANERS' Sainton. Dryeleaning. Yes, let DOWNTOWN CLEANERS »huw you thut Sanitcm: Service it MORE than just dryeleaning — MORE because It actually means complete professional fabric rare. 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Birmingham, which several month* ago wat the scone of some of the Ponth’n most masj racial demonstrations ta cate, presently Is desegregat­ ing some downtown facilities under an agreement between WiuesMtien and Negro lead­ ers. Mobile alio has begun desegregating some downtown facilities. At White Sulphur Springs, W. V»., Alabama Gov. George Wallace |>iunued to introduce package of nnti-integrntlon resolutions at the Southern Governor.* Conference. In Chicago, a civil rights leader charged hi* organisa­ tion was “ double-crossed" when Hep. William L. Dawson 1 fD-Iil.), failed to meet with hi* group as promised to diit!t)*a civil rights. _ Elsewhere in the city racial incidents during the weekend were scattered, after two weeks of demonstration* in protest of mobile school build­ ings in predominantly Negro neighborhoods. Chicago civil rights group* Insist mobile school building* nro designed In keep Negroes In Negro neighborhood*. ) Itacial developments else­ where: New York: Roy Wilkin*, executive secretary of the na­ tional Association for the Ad­ vancement o f Colored People (NAACPI, said Sunday the civil rights organization is continuing to fight laws against miscegenation. Wil­ kins said the NAACP “ moved Qlnlii that area some time ago.** Washington: A White House - sponsored women’s committee Sunday night an­ nounced a sir-point program designed tn lot Negro chil­ dren attend classes “ without fear" this fall at US newly desegregated schools in sou­ thern and border states. The ^committee reported that more "school* are desegregating for the first time this year thun tn the past seven years. OXFORD. Mii». (UPI) — from the University of Missis­ Jamca II. Meredith graduated sippi in a quiet ceremony Sun­ day in an oak grove within rock-throwing distance of the Thieves Choose center of Inst fall"* rioting touched off by hla enrollment. Wrong Auto The 30-year-old Air Force DALLAS (UPI) Three veteran, wearing the black cap men caught liphoning gas from a car behind the police and gown of the graduating station explained they were senior, received a bachelor of “ just playing a joke on a art* degree in political science to become the first Negro friend.’* The car belonged to chief alumnus in the school"* 115jailer Grady McMahan, who year-old history. Campus police and federal led the three to their cells after they were booked on marshalls stood guard during the l*i-hour program, hold theft and vagrancy charges. The name of Gen. Stonewall Jackson, Confederate hero, was added to the Hall of Fame for Great Americans in 1933. NORDIC f \ i ' AIR CONDITIONER *199 Plus IsMtallaUoa S Yr. Factory Warranty JONES AUTO SERVICE 1001 S. Sanford. FA S-13M Quantity Rights Reserved — Prices Good Thru August 21* THE CODE OF ETHICS of the National Association of Life Underwriters was presented to the local association to be luinir at the meetings of the group at the Capri Itestmirnnt. President Clifford Johnson (left) looks on ih Donald Foster, public relations chairman, presents the plaque to Fred Harris, secretary. The code was established by the 50-member organiza­ tion to express the criteria of public service. (Herald Photo) WIN*! Mill IK H ,. wc. — — ,*I*T — MW - r t ▼ v -* V — * .< & 30 Days To Better Grades ' ^ ■ . ........ COLONIAL SELECT * V *, GRADE "A " QUICK FROZEN Study Your Teacher 11) The Reading Laboratory Written for Newspaper Enterprise Association So fur, we’ve been discuss­ ing the way* in which you should accommodate yourself to your courses—how to devel­ op a constructive altitude to­ ward school and how to pin­ point the purpose* behind curb course. Hut for every course you take, you ut«o take a teacher, and until teaching machines take over the class­ room, it’s important t» study your teacher. The old cliche says, “ If you can’t fight ’em, Join ’em," and since there's no point in work­ ing at cross-purpuscs with your toucher (lie marks you), learn how to work with him. Working with a teacher Is n»t the same as apple-polishing. Y’ ou have to work with peo­ ple all your life; start m.iking a science of it. Here are the major things to look fur when studying u teacher: —What part uf the course does he like best? What part does he like least I Watch out for small points that your teacher spends a lot of lime cm—he likes those points. They may he on a test. If you catch your teacher supplying a lot of seemingly unimport­ ant background material make sura you learn that “ seeming­ ly unimportant" material. If you can give it buck on a test, your mark may soar. —Does he like argument ini the classroom? (Not fights, of course, hut intelligent discus­ sion of both sides of a prob­ lem.) Borne teachers don’t— usually because they're press­ ed for time. But try yours out. Bring up a question that con­ tradicts one of hi* own state­ ments. If he likes it. do it again. If he doesn't, It may Ih<best to keep quiet when you disagree. There's no point in irritating him. — Does he mink for class participation, or does he just count tests? This will usually depend on the sizu of his class; the best way to find out is to ask your teacher. If he marks for class participation, whenever you feel you have something to any, say it! — Does he like to give pop quizzes? If ho does you’ll have to prepare for class every day. Whenever possible, rhcek for Ibis with older student* who have already had your teacher. CUT-UP —WLat kind of tcsL* does he give? Essay questions? True-False? Multiple choice? What kind of answers does he like? Gooil understanding of main idea? Tiny details? You’ll have to adjust your studying to his tests; it ran save you a lot of unnecessary work. You can check this out with older students, —See if he has “ good days" and 'Hind days." Mondays are just ns rough on teachers as they are on you. Don't go out of your way to give your teacher a hard time on his bad days. — Make a private appoint­ ment with your teacher. It can be helpful to both of you. He’ll 1m glad to see you but be sure you have something specific that you want to talk over; he may not have time for just small talk. (NEXT: How to disagree with your teacher ami still get good mnrks.) 50 EXTRA STAMPS WITH TARNOW COOKEB SAVE 5 ^ « EACH . . V-8 CO CKTAIL S li. H a m ™ 6 9 / Juice • • 3*538*1. Ivory soap B*. 5 i 10 Bleach PEG 59< COrELANO ALL MEAT W ie n e r s « 4 9 i Fop Proper!}' SAVE V.M* EACH . . PERSONAL SIZE . . Lsrmi 4 w*tk* *3.00 loud ortiwL PEG. 491 12 oh. COPELAND SLICED B o lo g n a o#CARRAW AY ^ 111 NORTH FA UK 39/ FROZEN McKIBBIN Casualty PKG. 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She carried a cascade bou­ quet of pink delight roses and stepbanotis. Other attendants were Mrs. Milner Osborne, sister of the groom; Mias Rosemary South­ ward, a niece of the bride; Miss Sue Melnlcove, of Pine Grove, Pa.; Miss Mary Als­ ton, Decatur, Ga.; Mias Mary Miller, West Palm Beach, and Mias Kay Ivey. They worn The church was decorated gowns, veils and headpieces tth a profusion of palms, and carried flowers Identical ladles and basket arrangeHats of white gladioli and to those of the matron of honor. The (room's father served as beat man. Groomsmen were MUner Osborne, Gary Southward, Henry Schumach­ er, Harrison Smith, A. C. Doudney, Dick Roundtree, Rkbard B. Sheridan, of North Augusta, S. G. and George Leach, Tampa. Flower girl, little Miss Mary Beth Williams, daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted JVHllimi, carried the basket that was tarried by Use bride The bride, given in marri­ ng* by her father, were e tradttteoal white *owa of pure aflk organs* end Chantilly he*. The fitted bodice ftatnred a eet-tn cummerbund ■pd batean neckline and tong tig mwd sleeves. The waist «na accented by medallions e l Imported Chantilly lace, •crusted with eequiae and iftd pearls. -The vofnmiaoaadeep deeptkred tiered ___volumlaou* flfttrt was Accented at th* febek waist with two sell nisei sad M Wo a full cas­ cading chapel train. Th* four tierad Imported French al­ lusion v*U ten from s pearl Kara to flagerlength. She car­ ried a cascade bouquet of whlta tiara roses centered With • gold throated whlta •rehid. Mra. A. C. Doudney, matgin of booor and sister of tha bflda, worn a floor length gawn of candle light blue silk It will h* kat a while! jA . Be* Oar J lw Assortment Of Caol s-T V MRS. JOHN KERRY DINKINS (House of Rahija Photo) FiW cs Far School and Playtlothe* SHIFTS and SHORTS Milady’s Shoppa o r Fla* Fabric* 1M 8. Park 323-0313 P o l l Lr P a r r o t m emanins « ( a * t TWO WEEKS! IT S S H O ES ! YOUR GUARANTEE OF QUALITY F R A M e e tin g Rrucc Burner, Miami; Dr. and Mrs. Sidney Mrlnlcuve, Pine Grove, Pa.; Sir. and .Mrs. Donnie Morris, Baxley, Ga.. and G. W. Leach. Miss Karen Keller, Mr. and Mr*. Solon F. O'Neal Jr. and Mrs. J. H. Lee, all of Tampa. Miss Southward And Her Attendants Honored At Bridesmaid Luncheon Mr*. Vernon Fedderson, president o f tha Ladies Aux­ iliary of tho Fleet Reaerr* Association, Unit 147, was hostess for tho August meet. Inf of the froup, last week. Office™ and committee membera were, Introduced and Mra. William Holcomb, treat* urer, aubatltuted for the acc­ retery who waa not preacnt It waa voted to hold raeetlnfa every aecond Tueaday at 7:30 p.tn. and Mra. Donald Nopper waa named chairman for a fet-acqualnted coffee. Mra. Wannetta Cheaaer, chaplain, announced that Mra. Jack Hlppa and Mra. Grace Keek were In the hoapltal. Mra. Ormond Valller waa welcorned aa a guest. Vernon Fedderaofl present­ ed a program on Americanism. The next meeting la icheduled for Sept. 10 at 7:30 p.m. Personals Mr. and Mr*. Henry Schu­ macher and daughter, Ann, left last week for a trip through the North Carolina Mountains. Ann will return home thla week and Mr. and Mrs, Schumacher will con­ tinue their vacation, traveling t h r o u g h several northern state*. DARK FROZEN TURKEYS Frinre* Horton Clrclo of the First Baptist Church meets at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. B. W. Rogers, 101 Pins taika Drive, Loch Arbor. SCHOOL OPENS IN F or Mrs. Ellen True, Mrs. Hel­ en Pearson, Mrs, Harriett Slawter and Mrs. Marjorie Cowan attended tho District 5 convention of the Business a n d Professional Women's Clubs, held at tha Rocklcdgc Hotel, in Cocoa. Delegates The punch table was cen­ gave report! of their clubs’ tered with a silver epergne activilica for the past three similar to the one on the months. bride's table and two silver punch bowls with floating lee Mrs. Harriett Slawter spent hearts and white orchids. The the weekend with her daugh­ Southward home was dec­ ter, Mrs. Jeanne Philips, in orated throughout wilh a pro­ Wlmlcmcre. Another weekend fusion of pink sweetheart guest at the Philips home was roses, full mums and white Joe Kringulskl, from Hamp­ stock. Tho stairway was ton, Conn. sdorned wilh a garland of smllax and while satin ribbon Mrs. David McNeil, the for­ and wedding bell*. mer Miss Edith Hznion is Avaiiling with the serving visiting her parents, Mr. and and entertaining were Mines. Mrs. A. B. Hanson, of Paula. W. L Kirk, John Evans, W. She has completed her edu­ B. Kirby, W. A. Kratiert, cation at Florida State Uni­ Raymond Hall, J. II. Lee Jr., versity and received her B. S. Bill Southward, C. L. Park degree In education. In about Sr., Fred Wilson, Robert Mor­ 10 weeks, Mrs, McNeil will ris, J. C. Mitchell, A. J. Join her husband In Texas, Peterson and the Misses Vida where she will teach school Sue Smith, Niki Ashby, Bon­ next year. nie Giclow, Frances Strick­ land, Marilyn McDaniel, Dlan Jerry Trosper and Jay Jar­ Aiken, Sally Williams, Ann rell spent the weekend in Doudney and Donna South­ Daytona Reach. ward. Tho bride's book was pre­ Mrs. Marie Sundvall and sided over by Mrs. Donnie tom, Hamid, Donald, William, Morris and Mini nose Krat- Gary and Tim haw returned zert. Mrs. Willie Pippin pre­ from n two months vacation. sented piano background mu­ They visited friends and rela­ sic during t h e reception tives In South Carolina, Nor­ folk, Va., Ramsey, N. J., St. Paul and Cambridge, Minn, and De Kalb, 111, They also went on sightsee­ ing trips at the various places they visited, including several museums, a boat ride to Ft. Sumter amt a tour of the Capitol at St. Paul. MONDAY ans Iwiba, h t*UiJ. daaitas As area* “ Jr. P E N N E Y ’S G Y M featured a ’ scoop neckline, brief sleeves and her match­ ing headpiece was of pale pink organs and pearlltcd petals with matching veil. Ac­ cessories matched the drew and aha wore a white orchid corsage. The groom’s mother wore a turquols silk crepe, accented with a re-embroldded Alencon lace with a cowl neckline, matching hat, white acces­ sories and a white orchid corsage. Following the ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the bride’s parents, 1918 Hibiscus Drive. T h e bride’s table was overlaid with a hand mads Belgian lace cloth over pink satin and held the four tiered wedding rake and a silver epergne filled wilh pink sweetheart rose* ami white carnations flanked by burning white tap­ irs. Church Calendar An honor roll style for school days, amartly designed, expertly craft­ ed for rough play, correct fit* F edd erson Frozen turkeys that have turned reddish in color are perfectly all right to eat, say poultry scientists at Colorado State University. The reddish eoior usually is due to improper handling of the frozen birds between processor and retailer. Torn plastic bags and slow freezing also cause color changes. Temperature studies a r e now being made at Colorado to determine better handling conditions for frozen turkey* and to determine the exact loss of quality on darkened birds. GUESTS AT THE BRIDESMAIDS’ luncheon, honoring Miss Jeanne Southward are left to right, (seated) Miss Mary Beth Williams, Mrs. A. C. Doudney, Miss Southward und Miss Suo Melnlcove. Back row, Miss Kay Ivey, Mias Mary Miller, Mm. Milner Osborne, Mins Mary Alston and Miss Rosemary Southward. (Herald Photo) Mrs. Ernest Southward and ne Southward, Thursday, at ra. William Southward were tho Capri. •hostes-wu fur a bridesmaids The table was centered with nrheon honoring Miss Jean- nil arrangement of white car- tions, stock and blue mums, rryinjt out a color thema cam!It-light blue and white. Favor place cards of white Iniature wedding bells coved with blue net and tied th white satin ribbon cnmed with lilies-of-the-valley -r. at each place setting. , , U o bride-elect presented ch of her attendants with a ft «>d the hostesses pronted Miss Southward with ... . a. .. . . while, leather address book. Weds John Wurtz August 17 PERMANENTS BEST QUALITY NOTEBOOK FILLER PAPER Mrs. Palsy Wilson and John TIMOTHY BLYTHE, sun of Mr. nml Mra. J. L. Wurti, both of Sanford, were Blythe, admires his luntc circus birthday cuke. Hu celebrated ids first birthday with a family married Auk- 17 at 8:30 p.m. party at the home of his jrrumlpnrenta, Mr. and in the parsonage of the First Mrs, J. M. Blythe. Matemni grandparents Christian Church. Mr. and Mrs. G, C. Wurmuek. Kcv. Mason Gregg, th* Christian Church minister, of­ ficiated at the ecromony. Attendants were Mrs. II. C. Waters Sr. and I’atri Wilson, son of the bride. The bride is employed at the Mirasol Beauty Salon and the groom at tho Hunter Ice Mmcs. J. St. Clair White, and Fuel Co. Mrs. L. 31. Swain and Sirs. Leon M. Swain Jr. were Co- Karl Dosscy, John E. Padgett, hostessos for a bridal shower Ted Williams, J. 11. Lee, (3. G. honoring Miss Suwumo Jones, Myers, A. O. Roberta, Charles at the home of the former, Meek*, Emmett McCall, Ed­ Palomino ward McCall, H. D. McCall, on West 20th St. C. J. Jones, Forrest May, Pink roses and bine hy­ White & drangeas were used through- .Michael Thomas, Bess Herman, rooms anil on the nmntv-i in W. A. Hunter, John Angel, Saddle Plaid front of n large mirror was Janus l’igott and tha Misses a wedding scene featuring a Deanna Nichols, Rosemary miniature wedding party com­ Southward and Pam Jones. plete with bride, groom bridesThermo - Jac muid* and flower girl. Boating presents hazards At 9 pm. Mis# Jones re­ all its own. Children should ceives! a telegram informing Pure thuroughbrrd* be required to wear life pre­ . . . frisky and fresh her to find a *'p»t of gold" at I t e m s from TJ'a the end of the beautiful pastel server jackets aboard until Country Store! rainbow arranged over the they reach the age of discre­ Palomino White . . dining room wail. tion. 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FA 2-2383 TILL NINE* �100 Seminole* Check In For Practice Coach Speaks His Piece Beta* a t /* o o /r u m o r N e w Substitute Rule Further t>a m o s & l ra * m c o to * f t 6 0 /POM to u ft ftfO -S A M f O M M A *— * r x t m n tr t v m to m * * * * * * A r r M c t ifftff, on e-m iff u n m o o r * fU /t O ff* Complicates College Football NEW YORK <NEA — The new Atlantic National Collegist* Athletic Association rule regarding lubetltutiona ha* official* and coache* as confuted a* must people who watch college football game*. It la aptly titled •‘Limited and Unlimited Substitutions.” It la neither one nor th* other and a little bit of each and at th* wrong time. "The rules committee be* Hared It was satisfying those who want free substitution, which means fir* of every six coach** in th* country,” said Buff Donelli, the old pro coaching Columbia, In hla o f­ fice In John Jay Hall on MomIngside Heights. “ The com­ mittee members only succeed­ ed in getting everybody all mixad up,- Including themaslves." The part of the regulation causing the concern nails: “ When the clock Is stopped during a period, any number of substitutes may enter the game before th* ball is next put In play except: “ A. During the interval prior to the fourth down and during the Interval prior to ths down when Team B haa been designated as Team A —no mors than two substi­ tutes of each tmm may enter the game before th* ball is put in play, whether the clock Is running or stopped.“ “ What this mran*,” ex­ plained Donelli, wrinkling his brow, “ is that w* have free Bem an Eastern A m ateu r Cham p substitution except on fourth down or on Drat down after th* ball haa changed hands, which la when it could be used to th* greatest advantage. /IS 0 0 7ff£ What gwod la unrestricted substitution on second end third down? It le most valu­ able to both aide* when one o f them lose* possession of the ball. “Complicationa •howed a* during spring practice. Milt Bruhn, the Wisconsin coach, told me that in hla Intrasquad game the teams played eight minutes In a period before ha could send in replacement*.1" As though to eas* th* pain, the committee aa late aa July 16 dec Med that it would be permissible to substitute any number ef player* after • ■core by either team. Thia far­ BU FF DONELLI "W hat this m eans” ■* Orlando Drops Doubleheader By United prr*s International Miami's Marlins swept a double header from Orlando, 6-4 and 5-0, Sunday night and Fort Lauderdale beat Day­ tona item h 6-2 as rain washed out other Florida State Lea­ gue action. Rain canceled gamea be­ tween league-leading Snrssuta nml Tampa at Tampa, and St, Petersburg und Lakeland at Lakeland. Fort Laudsrdslw which picked up one-half gam* on idle Sarasota, remained in sec­ ond place in tho league 7 4 games back, had little trou­ ble with lait-plac* Daytona Bench. THE STANDINGS: IV L Pet, GB Sarasota 37 17 .685 Fort Laud. 36 25 .545 74 Miami 29 25 .537 8 Orlando 29 26 .527 84 St. Pet* 27 27 .560 10 Lakeland 22 31 .115 114 Turn pa 21 32 .396 154 D’tcna Beach 21 33 .189 164 By JULIUS B 0 R 0 S \ < ^ f fU id f E N CHAMPION the green with a wood be­ cause you ire afraid of tha 2. Conquer it. This 8 will be your favor­ ite long Iron from th* start. That'* because the extra loft helps you get the ball up bet­ ter. You have more confi­ dence In it. There is, however, a dis­ tance it fits, so don't attempt to use it when you know it won't let you to the spot you want to reach. Y ou will automatically learn the maiimum distance you can attain with each of th* long irons. For the av­ erage person, n 2 will take you about 180 yards, i 1 ipproximitely 170. NEXT: Pitching. From th* book HOW TO PLAY PAR GOLF, by Julius Boros, copyright 1953 and 1963 by Prentice-Hall, lne., Englewood Cliffs, N. J. “ We no longer can send in one man after each play.” pointed out Donelli, “ and the number of tlmo-outs haa been reduced from five to four in a half. Thia could hava a bear­ ing on strategy when trailing teams lack tlms-outa to help them bsat th* clock. “ I don’t know why tho rule* committee doesn't O.K. free suhatitutiun and have done with It. Perhaps it's because tom* of its mtmbtrs Just don’t want to play profsaslona! rules. "The way things ar* now It is dangerous for a coach to build attacking and defsndlng teams, which would improve play and enable college foot­ ball to present a better game.” It'* the same old story. The rules committee polls the eoschse and than dose precise­ ly as it plsesea. If this makss tents, to docs Fidel Castro. Standings By United Press lateraalloaal NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Loi Angeles 74 48 .807 San Francisco 78 54 .557 8 SI. Louts 68 54 .557 8 Philadelphia CT 58 .526 Its 57 51 .523 10 Cincinnati Chicago 64 SB .520 104 .Milwaukee 64 80 .516 11 61 61 .500 11 Pittsburgh 48 79 JM 294 Houston SO 84 .117 334 New York Saturday's Retail* Los Angeles 3 New York 8 Cincinnati 2 Chicago 1 St. Louis 8 San Francisco 7 Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh S Milwaukee 8 Houston 1 Saaday’a Rosalia Loi Angelei 7 New York 8, lat Los Angeles I New York S, 2nd Philadelphia 1 Pittsburgh 1 Chicago 2 Cincinnati 1, let Chicago 4 Cincinnati 0, 2nd Milwaukee 3 Houston I Sin Francisco at St. Louis, ppd., rain AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet GB New York TS 43 .845 Chicago 68 54 .55? 104 Minnesota 88 54 .557 104 Baltimore 88 57 .544 12 Boston 56 83 .488 18 Citvelsad 5* 84 .480 SO Detroit SJ 65 .458 324 Lot Angeles 57 88 .452 234 Ksnsai City 54 86 .450 214 Washington 45 77 .389 334 B iM a y 's Retails Chicago 3 New York 6 Washington 10 Minnesota • Bostoa 10 Cleveland 3 Baltimore 6 Kansas City 1, twilight Detroit 8 Los Angeles ], night Suday’a Resell* Cleveland T Boston 4 Washington 7 Minnesota 8 Ntw York 8 Chicago 3, 1st Nsw York 8 Chicago 4. 2nd Ksnsai City 8 Baltimore 6 Detroit 3 Los Angeles 1 • C N tC A G O earns, WMO M AP A 9 -2 0 pecoto lA *r YtAA MAT 9 f t m o THiACT, #6 e o re o s p A0606T w/rn/Som T b ic a x u K t *e t> f t 7 *£ 9 /A C ! f9 ts TO AtT 2 0 - t t f p A l*0 U T W * r * * r to m o *** ther complicated things. PORTSMOUTH. Va. (UP1) —Deane Beman, the former U. S. and British Amateur champion from Bcthesda. Mil., won the 7th annual Eastern Amateur golf title Sunday with the same fourround score that brought him second place last year. Beman shot a one-under par 69 for a Tl-hoie total of 282, one stroke higher than his 1961 winning total. Ha and definding champ Charlie Smith of CaMonte, N. C„ were lied for the first 12 holes of the final round on the 8,«X> yird Elizabeth Manor Country Club course. Then Bemsn birdied the 13th hole to move one stroke Champs Of Europe ahead. Smith, playing be­ NEW YORK (UPI) - The hind Bemsn, missed a 6Umir Giants of Turkey, Lit­ foot birdie putt on the same tle League baaebill cham­ bole. pions of Europ*. arrived Sun­ day from Istanbul to tako A perfect arc is one of the part in the Little League boundaries of the state of championships in Williams­ port, Pa. Delaware. Often tho golfer Is faced with the problem of choosing between a long Iron and a long wood. Narrow It down to this: When accuracy is required and an iron will get you there, us* It. The trick in mistering long irons Is knowing when and where to use them, so first gain a knowledge of th* elube. Professionals like S a m Snead hit th* ball ss far with a 1 Iron ai most of us do with • spoon. It gives them the added advantage of accuracy. 17'* 1 Iron la also handy If you need to keep a long shot into th* wind low. The 2 Iron also has very little iott. That Is why many weekend golfer* alibi their way out of using it, and In­ variably end up with a wood or a 3 iron, when the 3 Is tha logical choice. Bering the 2 Iron down and through the ball, rolling the wrists, the right beet coming off the (round, the ciubhcad following to a complete fin­ ish, The follow through is about ths sams for long irons as for woods. Never quit on the follow through. That can spell less distance and trouble. Don't sacrifice distance with i I iron, and go over By Alan Mawr TWENTY WHS? . S H C if9 f9 T O P o r k !r „ Pass Protection For Unitas Colt Problem BALTIMORE, Md. (UPI) — What the Baltimore Colts need most la a bodyguard for quarterback Johnny Unite*. they could alto use a few good runners to take a lot of tha hsat off Johnny'e pooling efforts. And th* task of finding just the right men le the main preoccupation these days of Don Shula. th* bright 88year-old new head coach who replace* Weeb Ewbank this season. For tho past few years, ever elnco Alan (The Horae) Amsche retired, Unltaa haa not received tho pass protec­ tion he one* enjoyed during th* Colts’ 1958 and 1929 Na­ tional Football League cham­ pionship stasona. Jo* Perry haa done a good Job at fullback la ball-carry­ ing but he haa not been the blocker Amccha was. Others have bean tried at that posi­ tion and bsen found wanting. So, before tha start of thia season the Colt* acquired 226pound J. W. Lockett front the Dallas Cowboys with th* hopes that he can do tho Job of hooping enemy ruahara off Unltaa* hack. In prw-aaason gams* Lockett haa alternated effectively with Perry and it looks aa though J. W. will wind op with the starting Job at fullback. As for tha running halfback assignment. Shula will have to depend on the sams personnel as last year but ha axpecta to generate morw yardage by beefing up the line blocking and by use of more varied backfleld formations, Lenny Moore, starting hla eighth NFL season, will get the first call at running half­ back. Tha 190-pound Moors may not be ss durable or as alusIve as ha aaea was but ha re­ mains a two-way threat aa • runner and pass-catch.r. Behind him la Tom Mstte, who executes the Paul Hornung-atyled pass-run option, play wsIL Shula has installed four varltd backfieid formations ami also haa made frequent us* of man.in-motion plays dur­ ing tha pre-season period. ALBUQUERQUE, N. M. (UPI) —Winning golf tourna­ ments ran be habit forming, blonde Mickey Wrllht said today after pocketing the first prize of 81,508 hi tha Albuquerque Swing Parsdt, thanks to a flve-umier par total of 211 in tho weekend tourney. and Bishop Moore and fought to a 7-7 tie with Winter Park. Tha upcoming a a a s o a ' ■ schedule for (he fighting SemInoles of SHS will be as fol­ lows, with (H) for homo gamea and (A) for away: Sept. 20 (It)—Titusville. Sept. 27 ( A >-CoIonlal. Oct. 4 (H>—Apopka. Ort. 11—open. Oct. 18 (A)—Seabreeze. Oct. 25 (111—Winter Park. Nov. l (A)—Leesburg. Nov. 8 ill)—Wildwood. Nov. 13 (homecoming) — Bishop .Moore. Nov. 22 ( A te-Lake view, Nov. 27 ( A)—DeLand. With a larger school enroll­ ment and toughrr teams on the schedule, the Seminole* will carry approximately 80 men on the varsity this year. Practice sessions will be short ami limited to ooe per day. All boss trjing out for the team will face five weeks of practice before their first outing Sept. » with she Ti­ tusville Trrrleri. The Seminole*’ s e c o n d game of the season will be against Colonial High School of Orlando and la set to be the crucial game In the Sem­ inole ichedule. Colonial la rated as the No. 1 team la the Orlando area. Dated Press Intermtetoaal Once bitten, twice shy. Maybe that'* the reason cautious Walt Alston ahiss ■way from any pennant talk even though hla Lot Angeles Dodgers seem to feel they’re “ In” with ■ six-game Mad and only six more weeks to go. The Dodgers said good-bye for all time Sunday to tha Polo Grounds with a 7-0 and 3-2 sweep of the New York Mete. One of the Dodgers let the team's feelings be known when he led a clublwuse note which said: “ We'll see you again at Yankee Stadium the first week in October.” Alston, still scarred from last year’s lost, said ab­ solutely nothing about the pennant apart from the timebonered, “ Well Just keep playing one game at a time.**. The Dodger skipper would­ n't even say for sure that his club has snapped its batting slump despite five straight victories. "Let's see,” he pondered, “ w* scored 23 runs in the last four games. Well, at least that's more than we've getting lately.” Alston, however, was pleas ed by the Dodgers* pitetdaf Sunday. Don Drysdal* hurled a three-hit shutout for hi* 14th victory In th* epene* and rookie Dick Calmui pitch* ed five scoreless innings -l» relief of Pete Richer! to ear*’ his second triumph 1* th* nightcap. Doug Camllll hit a two-rua homer In the first game andTommy Davis drove In tww runs in each contest aa the Dodgers gained a full game on both the Giants and Car* dinals, who were rained out. The fourth-place PhlUlC* won their seventh In a row by defeating the Pirates, 3-L the Braves beat the Colti, 3-3 and th* Cubs took tw« from the fled*, 2-1 and <4. New Tee Can Rent Them ! Hospital With Catch Boring? And Safety Rails AIm Bollawaya And Baby Cribs American Rent-All In • Sanford 3686 8. Hiawatha Ave. Davis Cup In Sight For U. S. LOS ANGELES (UPt) — Freckled Dennis Ralston put the United Steles back among th* world’s tennis power* to­ day after he almost singlehandedly defeated the Mexi­ can Devla Cup team In the North American ions elim­ inations. There's still a Voog way ahead before the U. S. team can Invade Australia to challenge for the cherished trophy emblematic of the the world's chimpionihip. 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This will mark Lawson's thin! year on the SHS varsity squad. The senior speedster has racked up some impress­ ionable records in his last two years of SHS athletics. He is rxpected to be the spark plug of the backilcid for the Sem­ inole*. Fullback Lloyd Freeman. Halfback Earl Black and Quarterback Bonnia Hinson •Iso »r» lettermen from feet year’ s squad. Freeman pnsessei good broken field run­ ning amt considerable driv­ ing power up the middle of th e line. Black, another speedster, will play the op­ posite halfback from Lawson. Hinson will round out the Seminole backfieid and do the signal calling for the Indiana. The entire forward Semin­ ole wall will be made up of returning lettermen, which will present quite a goal for varsity hopefuls to shoot at. Dan McCall will snap the ball from his center position in the line. McCall will be Hanked by Dale Alexander end Joe Farlesa at guard. David No­ well, Mika Glad and Jim Thuiiy will compose a trio of returning tackles seeking a starting berth. Bounding out the forward line will be Billy Higgins, Frank Nowell and Barry Barks at end positions. The Seminotes had an ex­ cellent three weeks of bard spring training. Plgott la not anticipating any real stand­ out on the squad but looks for a well-balanced all-around ball club. Last season the Semlnoies wound up with a 8-3-1 record. Wins over Titusville, Apopka, Seabrerte, Leesburg, Lakeview and DrLand sparked the Seminole season. The local* fell to Edge water, Wildwood Fine AT ItOCPtE , V.iNOR* Has urged all American.* to embark on a physi­ cal fitness program — (or the good of the nation. Let us help you get started in th* right way. - Dodgers Now Playing Animals with backbones are called vertebrates. PRESIDENT KENNEDY 150 1 9 th S t . A n *. 19. 196S — P a g * f SHS Pins Grid Hope Like League Leaders On 13 Lettermen OUR BOARDING M ickey Swings Onto $1,500 Rm 9 A 500 E . Second S t. Sanford, Florida Kaiser Prostata The Lloyd Bridges Show Tuesday I p jo, Channel I •tsar* Cardinal" 3 Crown 1N«« York town 5T srj N iv ir a m u a w r a a i u If VI �r 1 Legal Notice SW IM Nolle* to hereby given that the Slate Rood Department o f Florida will Hold • publle hearing concerning tho loca ­ tion and aconomlo offocta o f propoitd Improyememta on Federal-A id Project l-III id , mat* Job m io -m i, State Road f i t . from Stata Hoad IH (Interstate Route tl aaat to Slat* Roa d l l / I M la Seminole County, la tho Couaty coBnalooioaor’ a room. Bamtnolo County Court House, Sanford, Florida on August II. l i f t at 1:00 P R . <K»T). purauant to Sactlon t i t (e) o f Public t-aar tlT o f tho l l t h Congress. All paraana wishing to b« heard aro hereby notified to appear at aald masting. JOHN* It PHILLIPS, Chairman Btata Road Do* partment o f Florida Publlahi Au g II, II, t i l l . C D L - li____________________ _____ in cofjttt j r o i i n c o n t f . NKNI.hOUG c o t NTT, FLORU Dl KSTATH i » r EDWAR D r. HOREN, DKCRABOQ R o n cm t o c r r m t m u TO AM. F I R SORB H A F I R * C t l t t l OR DEHARtM AtlAIVsT a A til EOTATF.I You a l ' t c h o f you aro herrlijr noi**,e.l anil required to fllo any t-1 ilria and do* tnanda which »uu, or slt h ir o f you, may ha vs agalnat aald aatato In tha offleo o f Hon. C. Vernon lllie. County Judge o f Seminole County, at his offleo In the Court House In Sanford, Florida, within ala calendar montha from the time ol the flrat publication o f thla notice. Each claim c r demand must ba In writing and contain the place o f reeIdenra and poat office addrese of tha claimant and muat ha sworn to by the claimant, hie meant nr attorney, or tho aamo aha!) ba void. FIIUtT NATIONAL BATCH AT ORLANDO RT: HAROLD K. BCHOOffMAKEIt, as Trust Officer of Th e First National Rank at Orlando, Aa Executor o f aald de­ late Whitaker, Wlgfftna 4 BrtRman 11(1 Eaat Colonial Dr, Orlando, Florida Publish: Aug. 11, H, Sept. t m * W * 0 « K* • ’* ». DM C D L -ll e o T i t ’ E o r i t *i t OTATF. t » r FLORIDA TOi UNKNOWN LIENORS, rlahwIng by, through, under o f against the following defend* ant*. In-wit: I* A tl DEVELOP. RENT c*l till'., a Florida eorpnratlon; MODERN PA TNT INC* CO., a Florida enrporatloni Oil* ANUK PAVINfl AND CONHTHCCTION CO., a Florid* rorporatlnn; A. c . DOtlDNET SL’ IiVEYOItS, INC. a Florida corporation: D«W ITT HUNT­ ER; or either o f them, and all partita basing, or claiming to hast, any right, tltla or Inter­ est In tha following described property, lying and being la Seminole County, Florida, t o wlt: Lot II. Illock E. Lota i , 1. and f. Block F. Lota 11, 11, It and 11. Block O, ALL IN WOODM ERE PA RK HUIIDIVI8ION, H E PLAT NO. I, accord­ ing to plat thereof recorded In Plat Rook 11, page 11 o f tbo piitdtc records o f Hemlaole County, Florida. Yuu, nnd each o f you. a re hereby notified that a suit has been brought against you lit the Circuit Court, In and fo r Seminole County, Florida, la chancery, entitled THE FIRST NATIONAL HANK OF MIAMI, a national banking association, plaintiff, v. P A tl DEVELOP* MEAT COUP., a Florida co rp . oration, et at, defendant!, and you. and each o f you, aro required to file your Anewer to the p la in tiffs Complaint with the Clerk o f aald Court, and serve upon plaintiff, o f plaintiff's attorney, tlEO. A. SPEEIt, JR., whose address la P. O. llo x t i l l , Hanford, F lo r­ ida. a copy o f said Answer, o * o r hefors Septemher It, A. D. I l l ] , and It you fall to do so, Decree Pro Cunfesso will he entered against you. and each nf you. for the relief de­ manded In eald Complaint. The nature o f this suit la to foreclose that ctrtala mort­ gage glean by P 4 O De­ velopment Corp. to Tha First National Bank o f Miami, re­ corded In Official R e co rd ! Rook (Oil. page *4 In tha o ffice o f the Clerk o f Circuit Court o f H-mlnole County, Florida, encumbering tho above daacrlbed property. WITNESS my hand and tho seal o f said Court, this tilth day nf August, A. D. D U , at Hanford, Seminole County, Florhla. (HEAL) Arthur IT- Beckwith, Jr. Clerk o f Circuit Court o f S- mln ole County. Florida, By Martha T. Vlhlsu Deputy Clerk Geo. A. Speer. Jr. Attorney for Plaintiff I*. O. Hoi l i f t Hanford, Florida Publish j Aug. It, M. Bepi. fc C D L - ll It Pays To Use The Herald W ant Ads �Your Herald Ad Is A Sales Representative Welcome In Every Home. Dial F A 2 -5 6 1 2 Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 * Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tue*., tliru Kri. - 2 P. M. day before ituertion. Mon. • Sit. □OOD. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tue*., thre FrL - 2 P. M. day before lntertioa. Mon. • Sit. oooa. KESPUNSlBlLllY: Tne Herald will not tie rexpouxible for more tban one incorrect imerUon of your ad, and reserve* the rlfht to re\i*c or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform to the policies of this piper. An Investment, not in ex­ pense. Call FA 2-5*12 for expert advice on a Herald advertising campaign. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1- !<ost & Foil nil 2. Notices - Personal * 3. Education - Instruction 4. Transportation 5. Food fi. For Rent F»A S|iecial Notice* 7. business Rentals 8. Reach Rentals !». For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Ileal Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situationa Wanted 20. babysitters 21. lleauly Salon* 22. build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio & Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry • Live stock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 31-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted :>6. Automobiles - Trucks 37. boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers - Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment 3. Ed u catio n • In stru ctio n U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! She •infnrh f rralfc Aug- 19* 1063 -— Pains 9 12. Rm I Estate For Sale 27. Special Service* SWEETIK H E By Nadine Seltzer MEN-WOMEN, 18-52. Surt high si 1102.U0 a week. Pre­ paratory training until ap­ pointed. Thousand' of jobs open. Experience usually unnecessary. FREE infor­ mation on jol,s. salaries, re* iiuirements. Write 1UDAY giving name, address and phone. Lincoln Service, llox 40, c o Sanford Herald. 3 BEDROOM. 2 bath, Lake front borne. Ravenna Park. Newly painted inside and out. Total price $162450. ‘210 Tangerine Dr. FA 2-8520 A REAL HOME. If you like to entertain or just want elbow room, check this one. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Flor­ ida room and all the trim­ mings. In the center of two shaded lots In a choice res­ idential area. Priced below its value with attractive terms for a quick sale. 2 BEDROOM Kitchen eqnp ped. N'O-8-5593 for appolntmeat. CLEAN 1st Hour Apartment. Private entrance. 1004 Palmetto. BEDROOMS. lVk baths. Idirge fenced back yard, immediate occupancy. 3105 S. Park. SOUTHWARD INVESTMENT k REALTY 116 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 FUH.V. Apt. Close In. Phone FA 2-2800. EFFICIENCY Apartment on First St. Near 2 city free parking lots and shopping stores. No utility charges. Suitable for couple or sin­ gle, also retired people. FA 2-4712. 6. For Rent 2 STORY House which can be used as Apts., ami 2 lots. $3300. 1123 E. 7th St. Sanford. FA 2-0542. “ NICE DIVE1" 3 BEDROOM, t bath, small or no down payment. Nice section, Sunliml Estates. 12. Renl Estate For Sale FA 2-7993. APARTMENT A Trailer. Ad­ W E L A K A APARTMENTS: ROBERT A. WILLIAMS It. Insurance ults. No pets. FA 2-2(17. Rooms private batJu, 111 Realtor W. First St. Leg al Notice Raymond Lundquist, Asso. SENIOR Citticns may qunlL APARTMENT. 305 Myrtle fy for Life or Hospital In­ FA 2 3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Ave. FA 2-5802. t BEDROOM Apartment. r i c m i o t a s t VE surance to age 75. Fred J. NOTICE IS h»r»by *lv«n that Quiet neighborhood. FA 2* Harris FA 2-7960 for uppt. I am t n v a c t J In b u - l n m at 1. Lost & Found 2 BEDROOM CB House. Kit­ 1(62 from 9:30 to 6 p. m. 2 BEDROOM Frame House. ISIS S. French AT*., Hanford, 2119 Chaw Ase. 323 0633. chen equipped. U'arporte, flemlnole County, Florida, un* FOUND: Key on chain. FA Monday tliru Friday. I'b. 17. Male Help Wanted <Ur tha Heilllou* min* of utility. Large corner lot. FA 2-4501 any other time. INCOME f r o m 20526. separate ban-flam Raalty, and that I 1335 Elliott Ave. Near Ball Intend to re«l* l« r *»U nama apartment carries nice 2 MANAGER Trainees, age 25 Park. Phone FA 2 2061 or ( ROOM Apartment. 306 Elm with Uja Clark o f tlia Circuit 2. Notices - Personals to 30. Married preferred Bedroom Home. $9600. Lib­ Court, SrmlnoU County, Flor­ FA 2-2324. Ave. 322 2021. Opportunities. Sanford, Catida, In accordoucn with tha VACUUM CLF.ANER repairs, eral terms. Phone FA 2-7716 telberry, Orange City ami nrovlalona o f tha Fictitious or call at 817 W. 1st St. part*, supplies for Elvctro- 2311 BEDROOM RENTALS FURN. Apt. '2300 Mellonvilte. Nama Siatutdi, to-w lt: Section Ik-Land areas. Contact Mr. StiS.09 Florida Statutai ISiT. lux, Kirby, Hoover, AlrTharpe, Jackson's Minit big; John P. Zcutl NEW LOW PRICE with Wmy, Rex-Air etc. Free ROSA L. PAYTON Efficiency Apt. $30 3!o. up. Fubllab July JJ. Aug. S, 13. 13. Market, Park Dr., Sanford, terms to suit buyer. Cus­ pickup. New and Used Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. IMS. Reg. Rest Estate Broker Fla. CDK-IIS tom-built house in good lo­ cleaners, jold FA 2-2282, FA 2-UOt 17-92 at Hiawatha F U H N* 1 S 11 E D Apartment. cation. 3 bedrooms. 2 full MAN 2t 16 for Insurance deb­ in this emit i t c o t i i t . NINTH J t till M l. t'lHI I IT, 3. Education • Instruction ROSE Clean and close In. Jimmie tiled b a t h s , hardwood COURT. Furnished it, Sanford area. Salary in v v ii F o il a t:H lN o l.v Cowan. 322-4013. floors, fireplace, »e]>arate Near base. plus commission. Call Mr. r o l N f V . FLlllltllV KINDERGARTEN REGIS • Apartments. IN I H I M C E R Y NO. 1.VIIS dining room ami Florida 2015 Sanford Ave. NO-Sllrorup. 323 U843. TRATIONS now being ac­ NOTIt'K TO IISIFKNIt 2 BEDROOM house. Kitchen room, large "eat in’* kit­ (323. cepted for fall term. Grace C H A tt U E WICK6, equipped, $75. FA 2-2958. chen, double garage with 19. Situation* Wanted Main tiff. Methodist Church, Onora FURNISHED Apt. Downstairs two utility rooms. Lot tuu ltd. at Woodland. Exper­ CHILDREN kept. FA 2 4182. Le t t t k m. w tc tu f, 121 LAUREL DRIVE 1 Bedroom $60. 606 S. Park. x!35 beautituily landscaped Ptfamlant. ienced teacher, Mrs. II. B. 3 BEDROOM, kitcticn equip­ T i n : a m i: o r f i .o h i u a with many trees including PAINTING. Repairs. Work McCall. 5!odern facilities. RENT A BED ped House. $95 a month. T O i I.KTTIK M. WICK* citrus. List chance as own­ guaranteed. FA 2 0239. tt’ h i i o rraiilrnca and addraaa Your inspection invited any Rolliwsy, Hospital 4 Baby Ph. FA 2 6(37. In unknotvn. er leaving town. Open Beds. weekday morning. 9:00orplease take notice House now at 1814 Mellon- Child Csrc. FA 2-2774. By Day, Week, or 3tonth SPACIOUS Home. Rose Court. 12:00, or phone FA 21472 Eta: you ara Itarahy tctiulrad ville Ave. to file your wrlttan attauar or CARROLLS FURNITURE REBECCA wants 5 days or for further information. 3 B,trin. 2 bath. 1133 mo. dafanaa. If an}, personally or Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st St. part lima work. Guod ref­ Ph. FA 2-0219 or 1A 2 2376. tiy an attorney, on o f hafora GOVERNMENT fleptenvber Id. IS4J, at tha erences, Call after 3 p.m. Leg al Notice 1 BEDROOM furnished AIR CONDITIONED till in O ffice of tha da rk o f lha Cir­ OWNED HOMES FA 2-1321 cuit Court, at Uia Courthouaa apartment. FA 2-06(1, 3 Km. furn. Apt. $65 mo. FOR a real bargain in a In an nford, .-amlnola County. IN I III NT1 .11 IM IF 'N C H I H r, nehinoi . i : m i v r r, rt. uii Ill E. 8th St. FA 2 5796. BABYSITTING. FA 2UI20. home buy, act- our selection Florida arid to mall a copy "CLEAN quiet Rooms" The th ereo f to btanatrom. Iiavla a. iii v. of 2, 3 ami 4 bedroom, 1 iloltlloah, attorney* for Plain­ I’ll* Nil. UU Gables. FA 2-0720. CLEAN furn. Apt. 2017 Elm DEPENDABLE Woman wants and 2 bath homes that are tiff. Poet Offlca Hoi Uio, Han­ F . » T A T E O F work. 1304 W. 7th St. Ave. Near stores. No pet*. f l t T LHA ANN SF KNOT. F I, ford. Florida. J : l * l , In that available for immediate oc­ TWO bedroom furnished Apt. I*- »-t ana.l certain divorce proceeding cupancy. These home buys SEWING or general house $55 00. 2101 Magnolia, 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath Hume pending aguliial you In tha N O T I I C o r M N A I. I I E P O H T Circuit Court o f tha Ninth A N II A P F L I f A T I O N S o n H I * . are priced below murkst Phone FA 2 3951. Robert on large lot. Shaded patio, work. Wlthclinina Harris, Judicial Circuit I" and for CH VHI.E value. You ran purchase a Fla. room, sprinkler sys­ Timl W. lJlh St. All p-i-sene ere h -r aby noil- A. William*. Stmlnola County, Florida. In Government Owned Home Chancery, an ahhrai tatad title flat (ha! tha Uh'termgnetl atem, pump, deep well, airnf an Id enuee twin*,- "Charlie L I ' LA MAIUH ISOM of **l.l UNFURNISHED Urge 2 bed­ for as tittle as tliai ix> to 31. Beauty Salon* condition, did) waslier, dis­ W ic k* Plaintiff, reran* l i t t l e a.!>!a. ha* complain! tha a d ­ room Duplex. Fla, rod in. $35o.uo down Monthly pay­ 11 Wlcka. Iiefandant". and ministration (htrto f • .1 h i t posal. FA 2 3137. !03 E. 00S P E C I A L Electron heat. Ilth St. haraln fall not or a Decree f i l 'd In «al4 court bar final ments tlist include every­ ora Hd. Pro confe aeo will h- entered rep-vrt »nd application for <luLungwood. 838-3299. HACK lo school offer, one of thing start as low as $16 ui agalnat you, and the cause chars*. OhJ*cilun» tli»r»t>, If ipir better cobl wav*-* |8.fi(). PIN EC REST, till K Jt-nkin any, *1111111,1 I,* duly filed A f­ SUMMER proceed r* parte For complete information RATE. L a r g * We now have a special fuArthur IP Btckerlth. Jr. ter filing pruuf of publication Circle. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, on any Government Owned clean 2 bdr. (urn. apt. $65. Clerk of tha Circuit Court ' h o n i n g thl* nolle* ha* been ei.il booth services from Florida rewmi. electric oven Publish'd one* a wrek for f o u r Horne, See your b y : Martha T. vihlen I7oo 3tagnolia Ave. tip to tip. coiiH flulli* n aski. lha mailer tie p u ty Clark k range. 322 9337. FHA A VA PROPERTY o f appro**! of **ld report an,| (bCAI.) Cut ’N Curl Hrauly Shop MANAGEMENT BROKER the ordering of dlsfrlbutlon of Stenatrom, Iiavlv A Molntoah FURNISHED apt*. Newly Legal Notice 318 Palmetto Av«. •aid telgt* will coma befor* Atturnaya at I * * SANFORD AREA decorated. 601 Palmetto, lha court. Pott Offlca Ho* tli* Phone door t 322-0934 m TMu < im 1 ir n il n r up Hula llarl* Isom Sanford. Florida SITU FA 2-1374. Phone door 2, 322-8525 As Administratrix o f said 1 . ftivrif .11 niri\i. i m . Putdlah; Aug U, 1». Hapt, h it u p %\ i» ru n •p h isatst*. t 1113 2 BEDROOM House unfurn­ s u m ; tin \ n . 11.mini i # CtlL.31 _________ Beardall. Grid!* / and L e a . a 22. Build • Paint - Repair iw n t n iv m i . it 3 M Atlornsys at Law ished. Lake Monroe. Fla Office FA 2-2118 THi: Ht ».-TON FIVE (. JlM> IN T H E C l l t C t i r f i l l HT OF So North Court fltreat Night FA 2-0648 $45. per month. FA 2 6326. SAVINGS HANK Semi Retired Carpenter THE NINTH Jt D H I t l . I Mi­ Orlando, Florida 523 0700 r u in t ir r , l l IT tlF AMI FtIK aSIWI- Publish Aur i, 11, 1*. If, t i t ] Small Repairs — Painting V*. FURNISHED Houve. 6 Itnoms 2534 Park Dr. Sanford. Fia. CDb-5 NOl.t: t til N i t , FIllHIIIA. Phone FA 2 79«3 M A R IO N E. D TN E H A LM , ( l l t M EH V NO. EKtnO newdy decorated. Navy pre­ i s m i ; c i i u t i t t o t i« r i\ f o r m t r l) k n o M n « • M A H ln N K \h t it obToN s a v i s s i ferred. All electric kitchen. 2 BEDROOM, furnished or 25. Plumbing Service* \ s u p i i k *»: h i > o l i - t u t \* i*. DYNE, it 41 BANK. D«f«n44nt|. P la i n t if f . T%. H O K I l i i unfurnished. 130 N. Cortes FA 2-2577. \ o r i t r. o r u i t m 310. I33M •V«c Ave. FA 2-8765. PLUMBING muhti * ttsR puiir.ri.uQi nv; Tin; LtrK TNSritANCi; rOMAVI LEI AM KKIFKR and VAL­ ' ily Ui II«lm, ( ROOM upt. Clean ami rea­ Contracting Repairs V A N* Y I i f v n tU IM A . O P Tilt Mir. UTA KEIF Etl. hi nif" formerly kuowii ah Maf* sonable. Piefer Sun fold res­ 3nt Crystal Drive In LdcIi VIUHIMV* « I »*-fk»n«t tat*. ItrCfUloNtt, FREE ESTIMATES loci i : D y n v , nm ] IV lIlle m curpuritlon, NOII! E OF M IT IN ident. H19 Film. R Halm, h*»r hiin)t-*nd. Arbor — J bedroom, 2tv R. L. HARVEY PUinttff, ttllH TIit liK FlHtflt 1-0*1 HE Mf e ll KIP. *1111 I N K N O W N bath home, in wooded area 2114 Ssmord Ave. r u » WILLIAM KEIFEB »n l v. FA 2 3463 FURN. spL 500 Paik. A ^ U T i l l A ll p i r i l i i 'ik lm t n f • !. TBLETA KEIFER. b u P A L L >1 U L L I O T with lake view, completely lit e r e e t e by, th ro u « h . un* I»«r*nd^nts. w Ift (Jar Of 4^4111ftt 1hn afort- DEBARY, 2 bedroom furni'ha i r conditioned, central 2fi. lUdiu & Television M in n : n r «i it •tENlllENI Ei I M\ A' ‘ W N 1 kid p « ra o fi» I NO TOi All part re claiming Till; jfTATIS OP FI>ma»A heat, Florida room, patio, USED T.V. Sets flu up. Ser ed bouse, screened porch, T O U % R K h«*r«*t»y n o tifU d Int# r->t< h>. Itiru ■IKfi. un- T«j: KU.irwr Hath LIIiu;t th a t 4 * im p U in t to fu rtu fu te 2 car garage. Kitchen h.iv open bouse Mon. thru Frl. l*«iUt« 3. •l#r or agaltitt Id# afor#« vice calls $2 00. Sanford a certain inortc.i* encum* Mar tIrmvIlU. Itliimls *4414 I>f*rion8 all GK appliances — gar­ ( to 6 p. m . 32 Naranja Is e r iiif th e fu Jlo 4 i b | d «*crlU td T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford Tuii »r« htr«Dy uvatifl*) ihzt TUU .UIK h»r#i*y n<ji ih#4 bage disposal, dishwasher, Road. Tel. HE 0112, Defuf#* » «ult It4• fj|o<l 4tfain4t r r e i p r o p e rty , 1 Ave, Pit FA 2'J77« that m ComplAi.it Lot JO, Blot k "1 ' •H Nrange lk»od, beautiful lilac', l-i nd. H refill In !Tiorl*a€* #n«■urm* >'OU *nd Pail M. Elliot In th# TJir C L L B V IA N U IL t .M r |b#il -IraCV' 3! v »% 4 •ntltlvl c.iuat, *n.I thzt Ii# foltovklnic titrluMF 1 walnut cabinets. STst.AOU 27. Special Service* NO, 1. acdordlttif to the >f U .ir* rejuir**! to fIt« youf r##l jar• pijt there- if a( rcuof jrt.l R. Bench ltenliik Kingswood Builders. FA 2 IwOt U oA lit eA M • 111I.taH. an«u'«r n$itri (ht Clerk of In l*1ot IK. .k 11. 1*4i i 3 S . plat till* mart and to ««rvi 4 a .*co r Utiff In tlit 8u7l. LAWN SERVICE P lib llO R e s o ld * if Sem i* HUTCHISON (Head front #• i*#uui r It 1 In >'•!»>* thtrtof uuoti th« ih#r eof Count), P lo ftsjA Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ tiff or plaint11fi Atturnv) », ties Dole IMat Uo ,k 11. 1I’ j tf • A pari men l. D-yturia Beach. been fjje d .*4 Ot*,«i you In Puttie Record* # i < ..... whu«o n,1m# un*1 « 1dft i» I• Ml* isfaction guaranteed, ph. ••! ) le j * j.' 4.:. 1 you FA 2 4IJ38 J'ttttVitif*. VVtiu, (a]4rk• ikrid -ir* r*<iulr«i! util* County, PtarMA. «*rv^ a FA 2 1817. )l-*. ft fllfal Iigstn#t jrou fn Huml ttun !i'"i It tr ne>11 Xu* u f y o u r A nto Alllit Rflil J’OII fforttl Itink lln Mlutr. J if-k* I (1«4JI h « tu thae n cC m bijii »f !». For Sale nr llenl Piano Tuning and Repair »¥*|ulrr*l lo irfVI A C«#py •oiivlllt 2, Ptorldi. not lat*r |* l » ! n l if r * 4 1lo r lit*) *. \ NI U ;iU Real Estate • Mortgages tf nr otlivr f >e*ur All. I.*iW N* 3 BEDROOMS. Ui baths. lit N. Park Ave. FA 3-74951W L. Ilarmoa — FA 2-4223 you full t** do iq 4 Uf fv« pro HON. AILL14ii ■rztiriig tu tilt • artiF »tr.t 4*i» ULJUa. 1*3 323-037* nr 322- 9130. \m h : r - k'onfiiii) n m t*# en 1**rr I ,%# L .i* t • <ii I r a I AVrtlMQ, Orl.iu4u, 11ft CVf r % -kl torn* Ravenna Park FA 2-7191 | ' N • it * If1•t fo r Hi# r« II* f Ir- F lu ritjA . 4 Ill'll III* Oie urlKii.nl f.V 1at Mt. tu AN I.IM II ARBOR :.h >v tan «14711 IIKit*», : : : niond* 1 In th* 1*0f*H‘ 1.4 nt Thl* Anmir or utli«r 1*0 i h:t4 tu IZ. Beal Kwtnte For Sale Evenings Ot L'i n iri! Av« no*. i ir la fid»# •ult J« try fu n c l o i i a lYViri. th« offlc# »f th# Clark of FA 2-2677 FA 2-39J9 FA 2 8360 I 3UI iry-lal Drive, 3 llrdroom. 2 'j hath Iioiid-. in 1 pr-.i*- r5jr p r o ­ jcircul! Court un nr Infor* | l*o l*U, Anil fli# th# «irinln#l S *R» Th# ST. JOHN'S RIVER. Lake tviMidrd area tvllli lake ling in ‘ «««!* 1 Att 4III** I#: iftwtr nr <1thtr P 'H i# Jo tli ila y o f A l i i d t i |y49* ‘ NEW 2 Story House. I Bed-1 l-.t Ulook K. M s’ LAN D If )u4 fall tu iltt i» , « 4#< r«* view, toinplrtely air-rundiHarney. Furnished Camp m c*f f . » of ir»« CUr k o f til# rooms l'i baths. I,arge liv­ lionrd, renlr.il beat, I Infi­ i : ht a i # r-H •IIv (*1on. 1;*rn conf rcu ll Court on jf 4'# r# 1hi tt 111 token un lUl' waterfront lot, ad­ ■ccor4!ni f► * « i' #r Uzj *»f ruts- ■ 19<3. ing room A dining area, lla room, patio, 2 ear gar­ 1aK'jInvt you for t#i«- r* itf joining lot available too. t>f# In I"i i ' IifM’k 4#ruktii|«(l lu 1Ik# i •uii>U;ni y o u fsitl Ip 4"' *" $ 4*C T*» j age. hilrhrn ha, ail liE den. patio' A breeseway it. 14 to ‘t tn« (Juner at 349-3191 Thl# NutJ • #itol! D# |)Ut)w Call I'UUlUj! F i ir u r J * u f ?i* i ik I ii • I;»h«"l one# u ( tf*-1, for four alfl.t j .ju fur to# f#lUf 4#* | Garage. On Da lots in Lake applunri-- • Garbage ilia(Geneva i. li-msl. ill-lit) II .her, Ill(l|(r «ntj*<i in Hi* ('uinpUlut, olt CoonIi 9 con*#(M)t1k# (%#*k# In (h# HiknMary, Central beating duct­ IiihmI, Ih .iuIiIiiI lilark wal T h l# N isllc# - ta il H# { mt t* 11» i** V\ ITNEHH no hau4 zn4 th« fur.l literal 1 ed tor Air Lolidltiuu. $15,!9Al. nut cabinet*. *26,5UU, lines a w#flk for four tun* •#4i of 4414 C uri at A^nfurJ. IUft:iJ tlut LUi 4ay of WE LL TRADE our equity in culivff w#«'k« In tH# Hah* Fturlila, Oil# ! jtU day of Aijif• July. DC. 3 bedroom. 2 bath house FA 26334. GREEN OKI A It r"I 11vr»11| Utf. 1^43 (HI^Alsi I hoirr tot* availablr in for land, car, trailer, boat OVrKI» Ih.t ;»l 4Jf mt tcoin tr hkad Arthur M ft •llh J, iluit, I3«: I llll 31 III t. Jr CUrk of Clrcidil Cdisi l or any watciiaiiiaciillit or I MMEDI A IE Occupancy, two l-rrenbriar uf l.oeh Arbor overliMiking golf rour*r, A r t i iu r II U s c lin lt h . J r . L’it.'k of tii# Circuit Court An4«r«uti, Ku 3 bedroom model Homes. thingumabob ot v a l u e . CI«rk of Circuit « y Martha T Vihl#n ( uviuin building tu y»ur Luwtiilit 4 \ l«n litre L.M.V Enterprise*. Inc. Vri T. Vlbltii r C lo rk Leaving towu ia hurry! Ph. ,pet Ifirulion. GreelililiJr vUur*5e># arc Highland Aie. Long wood. dav duped by CUrk J<niiln«*, W#Eih Clark# z.iJ I«Aitf i A 2-9320. LALi Hamilton 333 Fait rtatrn) Ruulttzrd re 6 3 9 1 1 . I4#ra.»n, nu»n, Karn#u National Hank Buili* Foit Offlc# tut 2311 KINGSWOOD i'At»4** ♦ v#r» 4#ti B«rf Orlmlo, TIort4i BUILDERS INC. O R ii J M JarkMtnvlIl# 5. F lo r li* l#i#ph>n# :|M«M St. Johns Realty JOHN t . FOX 20g Fairmont llr. tkn l . n - It fiibiikh jut) :v l %ng i i:. I HE TIME TESTI) FIRM Sunl.iod K-i it** REALTOR 3 9. 19iJ I V 2-9974 1116 N. Park Avtf. LA 2-6123 1 119 N. Park Ave. 32a-0aj|) t Jim Hunt Realty Stenstrom Really J house. LAKE 3IARY — Lekevlew 4 lake privilege*. CBS 1 bed­ room furnished. Total price *4500, Brown Realty. FA 2-5237 or FA 2-1964. 6. For Rent 3 2 BEDROOM frame Osteen. FA 2 2064. 3(. Article* For Sale 34. Article# F#r 8*1# 4Luggage, rugs. $2.99 up, T- PUMP, N hp. T f deep shirts 48c ea. Boat cush­ well jet in use only f SEWING MACHINE ions. Army-Navy Surplus. months, excellent condition. CALL FA 2-6783 310 Sanford Ave. Refill value $150,, will aell for $75, cash. FA 2-67*6. READY MIX Concrete, win­ dow sills, lintels, steps, UPRIGHT piano In excellent SEMINOLE k VOLUSIA blocks, sand, cement, rock, condition and tone, 9130; Repair or New pipe, steel, grease traps, 800 lb. capacity IS cu. ft. Any Type dry wells, stepping stones. upright Good Housekeeping Contract or Hour Miracle Concrete Co. freeier, like new, |2S0; BONDED ROOn.NO CO. 309 Elm Ave. FA 25751 9x12 braided rug, green 668-5759 DEBARY tones, 125; lounge chair, SPECIAL — Fresh cage Eggs, $10: ht-fl record player and SWIMMING instruction!, all Come A get 'um. 2739 Coun­ cabinet with records, |50. levcD. FA 2-3332. try Club Rd. Birkea Egg 1220 Randolph S t, befor# Factory. noon or after 6 p.m. SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ geration service. All work VICTOR—to key Adding 5!a* guaranteed. Very reason­ cl\lne, $50. 1(06 F’orest Dr. 31-A Swap or Exchange able in price. Day FA 2-7434 FA 2-3528. BUY, Sell k Trade Gone. Night FA 2-2069. Osteen Bridge Flab Camp NORGE I door freezer-refrig­ A Gun Shop. erator combination, $75. Ex­ LAWNS Renovated - Aerate cellent condition. FA 2^376. Remove Thatch - Chinch 35, Article* Wanted Bug Spray (VC-13) • Ferll- 15,600 BTU Alr-Cond. Used ‘ir—Ph. FA 2-42(4 ( mo. $150 cash. FA 2 5291. WANTED used T.V.'a. Ph. MANSFIELD LAWN SEB. FA 2 9778. RECAPS 670x15 or 750xt( WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, $6 95. Exchange plus tax. 36. Automobile* - Truck* SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Road hazard guaranteed. BUYING A NEW or All Types ami Sites O.K. Tire Store. 2113 3. USED CAR? We Repair and Service French Ave. FINANCE IT WITH US S T I N E ♦ Low Interest Ratee SINGER AUTOMATIC Machinery and Supply Co. ♦ Low Monthly Fay m«nts 2U7 W. 2nd St. FA 26(32 Sewing machine, like new, FLORIDA STATE BANK makes buttonholes, sews on buttons, monogram), eraAir-Conditioning broiiler). etc. All without 1936 CHEV. 2 dr. HT. R . 4 K , H. B. POPE CO.. INC. 323 77(0. attachments. Sold new over 200 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 $ikk). Balance now duo only 1959 VOLKSWAGON Karminrt SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ $89.86. Wanted resonslblu Gbia Spurt Coupe. Lik# tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. party to assume payments new. 1405 Forest Drive. Ph. 322-3506. as low as $8 26 monthly. t'A 2 3526. Trade in for your old ma­ Tractor, mowing, discing, chine. Write Service Dis­ blade, scoop. FA 2-7664. '55 Rl'tCK Engine A rear count Co. Credit Manager. end. 53 Uhlimohlle hydraP <). Box lit, Sanford, Fla. 1!'J. Auiuniuliile Service malic A rear end. Best SINGER ROOFING Auto Glass, Tops k Sea* Covert offer. FA 2-3201. SI.MMU.VS Bed A mattress. *25. 322 9305. 1957 OLDS 96 convertible. Au­ tomatic, power steering, NOW IS THE TIME To Save Money on a Sewing power brakes. New lop. Call 3230501. Machine. We have a repos­ 3<K W. 2nd St. FA 2-8032 sessed '63 model swing ALL WORK GUARANTEED needle Zig Zag. with only SHARP *37 Dodge. 4 dr. Vk, Reasonable. FA 2-0386. 6 payments aI (6,50 remain­ AUTO GLASS ing. Sews forward A Re­ 19to BUICK Special. 1 own­ INSTALLED verse, makes buttonholes, Scnkarik Glas.c nud Paint sews on buttons, embroid­ er. Must bo seen. Excel­ lent condition. $173 cash. Company ers, monograms, darns, FA 2-2( 18. (23 Grandview Its Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4*22 patches, tacks, hems, etc. Ave. FA 2 8627 Sanford. ill. I'm illry • Livestock AUTOMATIC Washer. Good I960 COHVA1R. $200 down 8* SHETLAND POMES take over payments. 816 condition. $.VI. FA 2(351. FOR CHRISTMAS Rosalia Drive. Financing Available $50 A up MOVING We will keep until Dec. 21 Carpets Ala Carte is moving 195.1 \ TON International Pickup Truck. Good me* to Orlando September l»t. AImi S u d d t o a. Blankets, clianical condition A good Closing out entire stock birdies A halters. 1'ii. tires. Ph. 122-6762. rather than move it. While FA 2 5179 or FA 2 5077. they last 32. Flower* - Shrub* 9x15 Rugs .............. $10.95 37. llonta - Motor* 12x12 ...................... .... . WAIT for terrific reopening LIGUSTRUM 30 cent! In $15 12x15 Hugs ... .. . $3195 2*41Its Sr|»t. *1, Gray Shadows Nuriery -Many remnants and short I ml. 8. on Sanford Ave. rolls at terrific discounts. Gateway To The Waterway Carpets Ala Carte, W40 N, Kobflon Sporting Good# , VEGETABLE plattla. See Your FATNRUDE Dealer Orlando Ave , Fern Park, Hunt's Tiixcslo Fred Store, Fla. Next to Camion Tow­ 30( 6 8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2-5061 2ti*i ami Sanford Ate, els by Hie pound. I’ll. 838WAIT for largo reopvninsr' GERBA DAISIES. Dutch Mill 6021. sale Sept. Blh. Stock o f Nursery. Upsala ltd. Just AIR CONDITIONER Westingbusts, motors and trailer* o f f 20th St. * 1st. house. 10,590 BTU. 110 volt. at or below wholesale prices. 19112 model. Never used, :»:». Furniture Robson Sporting Goods, «iue to purchase of centralD o w n t o w n Sanford, Sell Us Your Furniture, iguirk ly air-conditioned home. FA 2-5961. Service With the Cash. $159 323 0338. SUPER TRADING POST 31). Trailer* • C abanas FA 2 0677. Fur quality automobiles at low prices check the Herald 1935 TRAILER 28'x8'. 1 BedWANTED reliable couple lo room. Very nice. $1,000, classified pages where local take up monthly payments FA 2-8929. dealer* advertise. of $13.30 on 3 complete rooms of furniture. Call TE 8-1511, Caiselberry, col­ lect. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Used furniture, sppllanrev, tool., etc. Bought • Sold. Lorry's Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2(J32 FltKM KSSTIMATK 1'phnlstertng A Mattreu ren­ ovating. New A Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding -Vtfg Co, at 709 Celery Ave, KA 2-2147. AMERICA’S TOP SELLING CUSTOM INSTALLED AUTO AIR CONDITIONER! YOUR BEST LIVING AMD INVESTING OHPORIUNITY IN FLORIDA TODAY! On Easy Budget Terms! ' w -v -■ . mocsi f auiiT Deltona. • Cools whole car FASTI • Nationwide service, • 6 e .il* h um idity, (lu s t , p o lle d , sm og. gracious warranty! • tiuy now— jug UUd FLORIDA'S BEST NOME VALUES: $6960 to $ I *5.450 A s L o w *15 $ 2 1 0 d o * n a A* little si month! $43.11 Uj C lo s in g t o i t i ! HomeSite Investment Opportunities From Just $1095 orive our TODAY! Idfct Inltrilitt 5 i Andf«t Off At tn#0«lA<* la*ftAft4# foiim GUT0M »•|rt» t# pl«4Bt«’t fltttiil Aflidiwjvt •AlttlflJ. dtaCidjlinOfYt! The Mackle Bros. Inc. Celt j, fli • PhciK! fi68 1(58 ft PONTIAC 1 BUICK 1 rei.LVlUJ.iLJI ' �eaea “r— v S S -M *■.—S u S s •_ South Planning tyre Help For Mentally III MON. TUES* WED. WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, W. V i. (UPI>—a -> report aimed at Improving the South’! plana for the men­ tally 111 and retarded emphaailed today the need for deeentralliini treatment facilitlea. It apoke of the "abaolute B ecciilty that we . . . take aervlce to the patient rather than uproot the patient In or­ der to take him to aerrice.” North Carolina G ov. Terry Sanford, chairman o f the Southern Regional Education Board, termed the report a “ platform for progress . . • that ean be o f in-estimable value by providing ua an an c' Int and a perspective In fast-moving lim es." “ It is a distillation o f the thinking o f the SREB’a com m laaion" that waa aiked by the conference to get to work o n the problem i o f menial liiaurder. The report, tilled “ Com mltment to H ealth," outlined Hire# broad goala and ap cdllc tasks to assist key elected of­ ficials and mental health lead ora in the 18 m em ber atatea + 1 the SREB, The three goala aet out in the report are to prevent mental disorders before they start; to provide the best pos­ sible cart for the mentally disordered, with special em ­ phasis on early, uninterrupted treatment and care close to the patient’s hom e; and to help people strengthen the " ‘ emotional m u scle" needed to overcom e daily problems and occasional m ajor crises. Sanford said that thinking about the mentally ill and re­ tarded has advanced consid­ erably since the conference initiated the special regional effort in 1953. The report "re fleets the big changes belter than any other single docu B en t," the governor said. Hospital Notes wiles manager for Mackie Bros.; Mr. and Mrs. William Seig, from Chicago, and Mrs. Charles Hall, of ifci^ind. Standing are Charles H«H (left) anil John Kriiler, managers of DeLand and Sanford Chambers of Commerce, respec­ tively. (Herald Photo) DEI,TON A AND MACKLB KUOS. wore hosts over Lists weekend for 50 Cblciijm residents who flew in for n vinit at the new community across fjiko Monroe nnil a dinner-party Saturday even­ ing at Mayfair Inn. Seated, from the left, are Neil liahr, Miami, vice president and general K Planning Yugoslavia Visit MOSCOW <U1*1> - Soviet rift with Communist China. He has been vscstlonlng at Premier Nikita Khrushchev made final preparations to­ his Black Sea retreat in Pit­ day for a trip to Yugoslavia sunda. No advance word on the that is certain to deepen bis premier’s travel plans or his schedule In Yugoslavia were released—the standard proce­ dure for Soviet officials. He wag due In Belgrade Tuesday. Khrushchev’ s trip, a sym­ bol of the Soviet leader’s de­ fiance of Red China’s militant challenges, was billed offi­ cially as a “ rest" and was ex­ pected to last about two weeks. It is a return of a visit to Russia last December by Yugoslav President Josip llrons Tito. The two Communist leaders planned to discuss economic M ontana Nam es Ex-M iam i U. VP AUGUST 13 NAT It in im m c , Gulf Leon Hutchison, Mima; Iris Life insurance agent, Lynda Goucher, Casselberry; has won the “ National Quality” a w a r d for C.ustaf Nelson, take Mary; Vivian McCailey, Dollary; Hulling the ItighcHt per­ Doris Blair, Mims; Rupert centage of paid litiHlLclsenring, H e n r y Mathis, neaa during the twoJanice Hovels, tarrninc year period proceeding 19l!d, it was announced Wright, Janet Hue I.ucio, Hon nit- Lynn lJpttey, Lillian V. today. The award i* Rider, Gwendolyn Johnson, made by the National Donna Penton, llecky Arlm- Life Underwriters A hgaat, Kaye Butcher, Ruby Mociation anil c o v e r a Dixon, David Fryman, John agent,-i of all coaipnniea. Gulf Lifo covers 11 B. Lee of Hanford. Konthern ntates. ItirhBirths Mr. and Mrs. David Luclo of liurg in the only agent of tbix area to t|milify Banfonl. a girl Mr. and Mrs. William Wright for the national award. Admissions of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Colon Revels of Sanford, a girt Mr. aml Mrs. James J. Arlto gast of Sanford, a girl Diirhargrs Mrs. William A. Clarke and baby, Lake Mary; Barbara Lee Johnson, Casselberry; Lillian Linytl, Lake Mary; S a r a h Johnson, DeLand; Marc Haley, Winter Park; John It. Bender, Mrs. James A. Emerson amt baby; Van ni« Hall, Herbert Scliuenemann, Mrs, Harry Morris sml baby, Grace Nnliltl, Charles Sic in, Iklesie Copper, Mrs. Joe HigbLhoe and baby, Mur­ dock Mathrson, David Bru­ ton, Shirley Rasmussen. Wil Him Gang Id, Selma McQuitlen, Thomas Jay Ledlc, Don ns I’rnton of Sanford. Construction Men C a n Cu ss TIES MOINES, towa I UPI) —Swearing ami "rough lan­ guage" is permissible in con­ struction work, the Iowa Em­ ployment Security Com mis­ sion has ruled. Refusing Jobless benefits In a worker who quit In-cause his foreman swore, the commis­ sion declared: "It is known that in cm struct ion work some rough language is used anil some drinking is done (rom time to time. It is rough, hot work ami demands a type o! persons who Is sometimes not too careful as far as language is concerned." matters is well as ideological questions in sn attempt tn improve relations between their two countries. Techni­ cally, Yugoslavia has not been a member of the Soviet bloc since ISIS when Tito broke with the late Josef Sta­ lin. Khrushchev’s gesture to­ ward Tito at tins lime ap­ peared to tie a deliberate jab at Red China, which consid­ ers Yugoslavia a traitor to world communism a n d a "handmaiden u f imperial lam." The quarrel between Mos cow and Peking has worsened since Russia signed the par tial nuclear lest bon treaty with tin* United States anti Britain Aug. 3. The two giants of tlic Communist world have been stepping up the tempo of their exchange of denun ciations. MIAMI (UPI) - Dr. Hu­ bert Johns, former executive vice president of the Univer­ sity of Miami, will leave here Tuesday to take over the post of president of the Uni­ versity of Montana. Johns confirmed Sunday that he had accepted the post, effective Sept. I. Johns, who was selected by the school’s board of regents described his new school as "a complex, complete uni­ versity" of t.500 students. Make Your Beat The Heat in e v e r y ro o m In y o u r h o m e w ith th e n e w , lo w c o s t COM PACT mmvmci CENTRAL air conditioning price* »r» amaitngty low. Call now tor Ire* Mtirrvit*. Ho oblisatioek WALL PLUMBING. HEATING AIR CONDITIONING IOUT S. Sanford Are. FA 2-8362 Ford CO O L! Season Close-Out WITH G tlf Life on A ir Conditioners! WE WILL AIK CONDITION THE FOLLOWING MAKE CARS, UNTIL STOCK IS EXHAUSTED, AT THE NEW LOW PRICE OF — IT’S A GREAT LIFE! SAVE NOW in s t a l l e d : 1982 FALCON A. COMET With Vacuum H indshii-Ut W ipers 1982 FAIItl.ANK \ MKI’F.tHt 8 Cylinder 1980 . 81 - 8 2 FORD V*8 • 220 II.P. Engine Ini* . 82 FORD V-K • 175 ll.P. Engine 1983 FALCON » Cylinder 196.1 GALAX IB M Cylinder - 220 ll.P. Engine 1983 GALAX IE 8 Cylinder - 161 ll.P. Engine WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS To tie Mire her home’s always secure, UKI) wk your Gulf Life CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE EASY PAYMENT PLAN rrpmwntative how Adapt-A-Ptan can pay off your mortgage. Brush - $1.98 ALUMINUM LADDERS - ft Pi. . » to 38 Ft. Sire. Gulf Life INSURANCE M ARY 109 W. 1st 8T. T ~ , CARTER P A IN T S FA 2-3819 “ Your Friendly Ford Dealer” COMPANY f ' a "I 0 j DELICIOUS 2 1 bs. 1 9 ‘ APPLES ’’Alit DEODORIZER” "NEW, NEW, SOAP” Strickland-Morrison “ FUN HATH” FLORIENT CLEOPATRA TIDY TOYS INCORPORATED LARGE JLQ c CAN ................. U # REG. llAlt ................. £ m J EACH ............... 6 9 ‘ • SERVICE DEPARTMENT 3 0 S E . F ir s t S t . Ph. FA 2-1481 W. Park MI I-S91A W here it’s a P LEA S U R E to serve Y O U ! 25th and Park Sanford, Florida , * �* * ° .V* A ** e io c VA11-7 i* due home at San* ford Naval Air Station from tha Mediterranean on Sept. 3. Wheel* already turning A fo r a big welcome home uf- \ • . • San Francisco Giant* are Circulating a prepared new* release to all news media in the United State* that they have sold their Mellonville Avenue property to Sanford _ Naval Academy. One city O spokesman said today “ we wish we could make the same announcement." North Orlando Utility Tax Passes 1st Reading First reading of a proposed ordinance setting a consumer utility tax in North Orlando was approved Monday night by unanimous vote of the Village Council. The council also gave it* lull approval to first read­ ings of ordinances providing for the collection of a $13 oc­ cupational license fee, where not covered by previous ordi­ nance, and granting a 3n-year franchise to Suburban Pro­ pane Ga» Company. Tbc ordinance covering a similar franchise agreement with Florida Power Corpora­ tion was not completed in t i m e for Monday night's meeting which, due to the overflow attendance of vill­ age residents, was held on the outdoor patio in front of Uie Community Building. • • • Imposed on users of bottled water or for long distance WEATHER: Partly clntuly throiifrh Wednesday with scattered afternoon showers; hitrh today 00-95; low tonight In 70s. telephone calls. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUES., AUGUST 20. 1903 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 781 Collections of said lax will VOL. 53 be the responsibility of the seller with payment to be made on a monthly basis by the purchaser. All tax sums collected will be turned over to the village tax collector. Interest of the more than 50 person* present centered around the proposed utility tax ordinance calling for a 10 • • • per tent tax. maximum not to exceed 33 cent*, on elec­ Failure to comply with tricity, gas, water, telephone term* of the ordinance could and telegraph services con­ mult in a $300 tine per con­ sumed within the municipal­ sumer, 611 days imprisonment, or both Each violation shall ity. Any national, -date, county l>e deemed a separate of­ or local governmental body is fense. exempted and no tax will be Question* p o p p e d like Fourth of July firecrackers during the two-hour open dis­ cussion period following read­ ing of the ordinances with the general consensus of resilient opinion, at first strongly against the utility tax. switch ing somewhat in favor of it Plead Innocent after council explained why ST. AUGUSTINE (UPh Harvey J. Cooper and Mr*. 1it had chosen this turm of laxLoi* Vivian I.ee pleaded jtl_ ] alien rather than a property State To Survey School Sites County Offers Five Locations For University Five Seminole County pro­ perties are among 23 in East Central Florida which will bo surveyed Immediately by ground ami by air for a aPo for the proposed new data university. • • • The State Board of Contrul Get ready for a lot of has announced its survey siren wailing and oilier noise team Immediately will view on Wednesday, Aug. 2*. Sunthe 23 proposed sites offered noccnt Monday to the murder fdrd Naval Air Station noti­ . . . , „ 1 _ . ... In explanation it was poinlby tlx of the nine counties in HAVANA (UP!) — The nf Lester L. Itodgera on July , . . , . fied police today that it will I(. ed out that at least a $12 per the east Central Florida area Castro regime charged today stage an evacuation drill that home property lax would being considered for the new that two heavily armed mo­ a day. Ju«t wanted to prepare school. torboats operating from a Salarv Approved taVB * en Tc*‘“ ry ’ the police that it will he City, County and Chamber TALLAHASSEE <UPI> „ : approximately Ihe s a m e mother ship at spa attacked MERELY a drill and not the of Commerce officials again a big industrial plant at San­ The cabinet, sitting as tli(i amount of revenue expected real thing. Itnlay said they were work* ta Lucia in Pinar Del Rio state budget cuiiiiuistloii, ap­ from the utility tux. In addi­ • • • tion it was fell that the pro­ ing in harmony toward hav­ province early .Monday. proved today n salary of $19,A note on the spindle: “ On ing file Si,do locate fhe new The government admitted 000 fur State Road Depart­ perty tax would he less at­ July 29 at Rock Springs damage to oil storage instal­ university In this county, on tractive lo any future busi­ left) Hilly lliirginii, end; Lloyd Freeman, full­ SENIOR l.KTTKRMKN of the Seminole High ment Chairman J. It. Phillip*. Someone left a sailor hat and lations and sulphuric acid any one of Ihe five aitei nesses seeking to locate in the back ; Dale Alexander, guard; Ruddy l.aw.-ron, football i*(imid who turner! out Monday fur the one other Item In our car, I tanks ami tubes and said the proposed, village and would eliminate halfback, and Frank Noell, end. nquarl'rt find, print itt* pension included (from Bandit Captured • • • would very much like to re­ attacker*, in unknown num­ the possibility of large estab­ KNOXVILLE, Term. (Ul’ tt These officials further exturn there to the owner. Mrs. ber, escaped under protec­ lishments building there. — Dangerou* John Edward • • • p r e s s e d confidence that ft H. R. Wilson, Rt. 1, Box 28. tive heavy macliinegun fire Miller, a bank robbery sus­ “ Seminole County U right it» Sanford. FA 2-2773." R. K. from the mother ship. It A tentative budget for the pect. crashed his cur into a (lie forefront for having tha Porter is most curious: Won­ said one of thr motorboats, $3.(100 estimated Income, if bridge siding late Monday school situated here." the proposed tax is passed, in­ der what was that “ one other a bazooka and two tommynight, and, broken and bleed­ Seminole'i five sites are cluded $1,000 per year for Item?” guns were captured. ing, was raptured by pur­ • • • one south of Sanford, otw police, il.ixto for fire depart­ It was the third armed suing police. southeast of Casselberry, one ment. $l,5oo for roads, $3,5oO Tenth annual Pirutes Cruise attack on Cuba in 72 hour* south of loiko Jessup, ono toward building 11 village hall will take off Aug. HI from and the government accused Escapee Held north of Chuluota ami one and Tire station. $uno for W II 1 T K S U t. P II U H would mean certain death Daytona llt-adi, stopping at the t inted States of main RICHMOND. Vu. (CPU — WASHINGTON (U P l)-D r, southwest of Geneva. Soma ATLANTA (UTt) — A fed­ SPRINGS, W. Yu. (CPU — for Wallace's resolutions if Jacksonville that night, then responsibility. It also accus­ The FBI said Monday, Mathew street lights, S2uo for an ani­ £0 up the St. John* River to ed what it described as HarUton, J., lit, who escaped mal shelter, S2i*t (nr expense* eral court jury today award­ Southern g o v e r n o r s s id e s te p ­ they hud ever come up for Edward Teller, mucalled "ra­ of this property has heen offored gratis by lh« owners; Wetuka fur a dame utid steak “ certain puppet C e n t r a l from the Virginia State Pen­ of local government opera­ ed former Georgia athletic ped ait Internal tight over floor action. ther of the H-twmb," testi­ other* will have to be pur­ director Wallace Butts $.1,American government*" of tion and $250 for legal lees. c i v i l rig h ls today by rh.uigWallace went ahead with fied today lltal Hie limited nu­ fry Sunday night und con­ itentiary two yea m ago was chased hy the County amt Numerous minor question* Obo.uoo in damages for a na­ ing tin r u 'e s of t h e ir annual plan* to submit four anti in­ tinue on Labor Day into Sun- complicity. being held under SVlM M bond tional magazine story that C o n fe re n ce to r e q u ir e a unani­ tegration resolutions, hut let clear lest ban treaty 1* not presented to the state, tl According to the govern­ concerning the other pro­ ford. selected. ment, the two landing boats in Clearwater, Fla. posed ordinance* also were said he gave away (ootball mous vote on resolutions. • • • it lie known that In view of a step toward peace but United Preai International secrets. pushed up a channel from the step “ away troni safety and The move was seen as a answered by couneil. All three Hu* rules change, adopted A group from Sanford Na­ Arrests Planned today repnrted Orange Coun­ sea and opened (ire on the Hie Saturday Evening Cost, fare-saving gesture (or Ala­ must he read and approved a 12t), he would avoid a fight possibly a step toward war.” val Air Station, mostly V’ AIILONDON 1 CPI I Police total of three limes at three in its Marclt 23 edition, said bama Gov. George C Wal­ ty has offered four sites; so-called Patricio t.umuiiihu over them. 11 personnel, left Monday The nuclear scientist Hut* Indian River County, two; a truckload of M.,,uriiU. day* \Butts divulged vital Georgia lace who came to Hie unmiid plant with machinegun and poured over n The resolution* would put for Columbus, Ohio, for train­ clues today and prepared 30 apart Next reading i* sched­ team secrets to Alabama Southern Governors Confer­ Hie conference on record in challenged President Kenne­ Lake County, one; Brevard bazooka fire. ing in new type airplanes, dy’s basic argument that the County, two, and Volusia '■Some oil und sulphuric arrest warrant* in the search uled for Aug. 29. coach Haul (Hear) Bryant ence armed with four contro­ “ unequivocal opposition" to pact to bar all hut under­ County, three. It was noted o • • • Znr Ml, m-n wUi .O — 'il aeld tank* and Vv’ -'- "-ere ptior to Hie 1902 Alabama* versial ant. title grttiidn re­ the Kennedy ailminlstrntion'a Jim lie, district supervi­ perforated thy mreiunogiin Britain*-. .*7 I million gout ground nuclear explosions none of Ihe Vohtxlu site* are (h ill :1j game Vlabamit, a solutions. civil rights program, Uie Aug. was a "first step" toward sor for t)iu Florida Probation firet," the government said. Iruill robbery. in the western part of llio U point favorite, won 35-0. Any one of the governors 23 civil rights march in peace and away from the eounty near DeLand. Flagler, and Panda Commission, who The government said mil-1 could veto a resolution he A 12-man jury of business­ Washington, u*e of federal threat of nuclear holocaust. attended a week-long session Itia unit* “ repelled' the at- o t r i k O P ( lUU'jXCfl St. (aide and Osceola Coun­ men awarded Butts Sitoooo found not to his liking under troops m any state where not The Hungarian-born physi­ ties offered no sites. nf the Florida School of Alco­ tack and the raider* fled, ST PE n.BSHt'KG 11 Pit in general damage* and said Hie unanimous rule and this requested hy stnto authorities, • • • cist told senator* of three hol Studies 00 a scholarship Earl) Sunday morning an — A 28-year-old -Hiking em­ bu was entitled lo punitive and Defense Secretary Ro­ committees considering Ihe fiom the Florida Alcoholic unidentified bomber attack­ ploye of the General Tele­ The County Commission and United l*re*» liilrriialion.il damages of $3 million. bert McNamurra's anti-segre­ treaty that the history of nu­ committee members will have Rehabilitation Program, re­ ed fuel storage tanks in cen­ phone 1 o. of Florida, Clayton Clay Blair Jr., editor-ingation directives. Birmingham, Ala., once a clear development in which an opportunity to present bro­ turned to Sanford .Monday tral Cuba and caused heavy- 1.^ Myrick, was charged Moli­ city of unyielding segrega­ chief of the Rost who testi­ It required only five min he was 1 prime figure was chures amt literature in de­ _ with a report that an out-pa- damage with ror f.‘ na. night with feloniously tion policies, moved today to­ fied that his magazine had tiles to change the old rule full of surprises and that tail to Hie State Board of * tient clinic for thu treatment Previously, anothei unidenti- iluimigiug company eipiipuient, ward integrating it» high embarked on an editorial under which a three-fourth there would Ih* more of Hiem. Control on Oct, 7, probably nf alcoholism, serving Central I fi.-d aircraft dropped two police sun) today, vote w.is needed for adoption school* in IS day*, signaling policy of ’ soplu.'iiealrd muck­ He recited seven such “ sur­ at Tallahassee. Florida, will be established in bombs on a sugar mill in the end of public grade raking'' said ho was “ dis­ GKNKV A (UPI) — Tim So of re-olutunis. prises," dating from Hie first A spokesman for tho State Urlando within .311 days. central Cuba with slight dam­ ‘First Step’ school segregation In another appointed wiih the verdict vlet Union expects iigrei-tncid ■ • • successful atomic lest in New board said a site survey team age. amt we will certainly appeal " acton on an East-West exWASHINGTON fUPli — Deep South stale. Mexico up hi Russia's an­ will take an on-the-spot look The Herald 1* making every Deputy Defense Secretary Two other Alabama citic* change of observation posts nouncement that she had at the proposed areas white effort to check out a state­ Roswell I.. Gilpatrir t-ld the are tinder federal court order to help guard against sur­ made “ great strides Inward Hie comities are finishing ment made Monday night biSenate Appropriations Com­ to submit grade school de­ prise attack, authoritative So missile defense." Teller tes­ work on brochures and other North Orlando Councilman segregation plans, and a fed­ mittee today the unclear test viet sources said today. tified that he had changed his material to support their of­ Arthur Fcrrln that Silver ban treaty was "but a small eral judge will rule Wednes­ The well-pi ared informants own mind about the possibil­ fer*. Creek Precision Company has day on a plan already sub­ BELGRADE. Yugoslavia first step" ami no excuse for said Moscow considers such On Nov. 1. the board will ity of defense against missile notified its stockholder.* of relaxing the I,’ . S. defense ef­ mitted by Mobile officials. an exchange the “ best next (UPI) Soviet Premier Nikita get a report frnni its team LOS ANGELES (UPI) — attack. District Court Judge Clar­ the sale of SO per cent of its Khrushchev arrived today for step" alter the limited lest NEW YORK (UPI) - l ead­ fort. and probably will narrow tha ence Ailgood approved the Evangelist Hilly Graham sail li.in Ireaty. Florida holdings to B. G. er* of Ihe Aug. 2H inarch on a “ family vacation" visit, I selections down to three, tho Monday night live young peo­ Birmingham plan Monday hut said Ills chief aim Is lo King and Associate* of Itjf. W#sh|n8,,in IMUP1| plans Green Objects They n h o indicated Mos­ spokesman said. ple of the United Stales arc falo, N. Y. According to Err* today (or the giant civil rights cow i» ulinii't ready to drop ccim-nt the renewed Russian TALLAHASSEE tUITl — within minutes of receiving - obsessed by sex." * • « It, Several of the city's high rin. King will arrive in North demonstration and demanded Comptroller Ray E. Green ob­ Its demand Hint such spots Yugoslav alliance. J Selection of the final iltn Graham told 43.TSW persons Khrushchevv to told n small lit n tin a it n * • Orlando in time for the Kept. desegregation of all school* jected today lo paying pro­ school* will be tie segregated wlto turned out fur tin* fourth In- linked to troop reductions for Ihe new school will be when classes begin Sept. 4 .’I groundbreaking for Girls' tills year. fessor* in Florida colleges in East and West Germany— hut u arut a made at a board meeting, Huntsville, unc of Hie na­ meeting of his current 25 day the only remaining major dit audience th Town. Kmrlli *aid it also is more Ilian pi evident* receive In ■a 12 r"r>* page organizing either Nov, H in Jacksonville, crusade here that H u* ob-t > *»» ” ..... expected that King w ill re- ’ miimia|f n1r leader* charged and voted ulur, j against a tion's space centers, and sion stems from a desire fur kronen between Hie I mini continue the talks which were NEW DELHI, India (UPI) or Dec. $ at Boca Raton, ho Tuskcgec, home of the famed enter negotiation* with Orlan­ that ''the southern Democrats raise for Dr. Robert \V. Hull, States and Soviet positions mi begun in Moscow" last lie- —tipiMisitiiin to Prime Minis­ said. Tuvkagec Institute, al>o are security and that is why <0 cember when Yugoslav Pres­ ter Jawaharlal Nehru gained do Junior College for the came lo power hy di-rnfran a Florida .Vatu University the issue. The special university, aim. scheduled to submit heir per cent of Ihe young people ident Tito visited the Soviet m o m e n t u m building of Seminole College ebbing the Negro—they know piofessor. today with oil at helping make Florida go steady. plans and commence gradual Union. spreading parliamentary tut tl.e nation's space srleiico in the Village. that semi-slavery for one “ America's worship of the desegregation in September. W eather A rea Khrushchev and his family rest and paralyzing strikes in study center—a position now Killer Gives Up means scini slavery (or all." goddess of sex Is a d #l> ob­ flew into Belgrade from Mos­ Bombay. RUSS E 1 .1. V I LI. E. Ala. Rotunuiis report that they held by California— was ap­ “ Our ladles, numbering lation made through all the ‘Just Showers’ cow lit brilliant sunshine and More speaker* from opposi­ proved hy Um UPid Legisla­ made it little over $200 on over 100,INK). will bear wit­ iLTIi — A mountihinvr whu A llied Ships In media of mas* coinmunica .MIAMI (UPI) — A Navy! swapped the traditional bear- tion |">hlicul parties lined up ture. their pea-pickin' venture, with ness—will serve historic no­ billed ft Hhe I'if,' and ;i puli cm thin. Invading every phase plane inve»!lgated u sti-plc hug* ami kisses with their to attack Nehru’s policies in chief with a *ingl« allot if U fl C u b a Said To all proceeds going toward tin'—that Jobs ami freedom of life with the enticements mill weather area in the Ito host, Tito Khrushchev wore a pirhument.iry debate on a Studies indicated that tho their project for the year of are needed now," Hie manual MimI walked out of woodi of bosoms and legs an-l mckpicul Atlantic Moml.iv ami a wlie sutile when lie em no-confidehce motion. with hi* Iinri4.ii hrId high Mon* O utnum ber Red school Is sorely needed In tlve attd roll sensuality,'* lie furnishing Hie pediatric- want said. found “ joit a tot of clout!men braced Tito, bill turned ser­ In Bombay, a jmrt eily nf east-central area due to thu “ Often teen agers return h> WASHINGTON i l l ’ It — nt Seminole Memorial Hospi­ The leaders expert more da> wlifii hi* tecn-jiKv riaugh1 and showers." ious .is they inspected an lion 2.H odllton pea11le, shipping expanded rocket and nilisilo than 100.W0 person* to attend! ter begged hint t>> surrender. Rep. Paul II igrr*. D Flu., the insecurity which prompts tal , Rut the Miami Weather Bu or guard. • • • was stalled ami most o f lilt- activities at Cape Canaveral. "I'm very, very sorry it ull told the House Monday the a girl lo 'land a malt' what­ Uie rally. reatt taid “ it rontinc* to In­ Then, with Tllo standing l.ixto buses and I,not) taxi While the Capo is Uie cen­ happened," said Tiny Thorn- number of Allied vessels ever the ctisl und prompts a With pea-pickin' money in area of suspicion," and b e s i d e him. KhrildiclH-v ter for liw nation's man-in­ man to make .1 conquest to cabs were off the road lie visiting C u b a outnumbers Inn, I't. who gave u p w ithout safely tucked away, Rotarlan* •nt another hurricane hunter made a short arrival speech cuusc nl a 21 hour token space activities, officials at report back to lits group Russian ships. a (Igllt, are ulreudy busy setting up Former Bryant plane out to take a look lo ||t. Haj,j Russia and Yugosla strike hy 5isi.isjo workers NASA and some scientific Rogers said Hut in June— another project, this time in day. via fashion11 Mnyr plants have charged Califor­ ttuyr relationship rela the* List complete niunlh re­ Perez Jim inez against the government. • different vein. No work to Aide Promoted Girl ‘T w ists’ S h lp ,^ ,! renorfc nia leads Florida by a largt | Squads ol steel helmeted corded — 43 “ Free World" this one—nil you have to do TALLAHASSEE (URIl ships called on Cuban ports Locked In Ja i police patrolled Bombay us a margin in space • acicnco 1* ait and watch und listen The cabinet, meeting a, the Self T o Death 1 sc hoots. against 3i Soviet ships. t precaution against violence. and enjoy yourself, while you executive* hoard of Ih# De­ CAR VC’AS, Venezuela WUPt'KRTAL, 1; r r 111a n y The strike in Bombay was are entertained by some of partment of 1‘ ubttc .Safely, la- ( UPI t — lb-idem arii! KloiterThe Supreme Court to** organized hy left 1st unions as our scintillating local latent. day okayed a big batch of matin, 17. twisted la death in Who Owes Whom iu.il custody today of 2 Die; C o m p act .1 protest against Hu* governMore details later. Bookrase Bed promotions and tran-fers for a Wuppertal rnhnn-l, accordcx-p resident Mareos dent's “ unimaginative |mi1I Sliced In Two * • • Double Dresser and >tate troopers, inelulling Gov. ing to police. Jimenez—now No LWI » Leg al Question Mirror r ill" Anyone aspiring to be a Farris llry ant's former aide. Other dancers in Hie calm JACKSONVILLE ( ITI) The North Orlando VilLige Juan |h* Ij>* Morros Pr: Roomy Chest district governor of a civic U. A. E Reddick, who ret said the girl danced the Council Monday night un us a prelude to Id* tru Two persons were killed an I M a ttre s s and M akhim C B o x S p r in g s hy So u th e rn C ro s s 1 elub should bear this in mind. served as Bryant's slate pa­ twist for hours Sunday night animotisly voted to bring suit charges of embezzling a Hurd was critically Injured T h a t ’s A Lot Rotary Governor l.e* Giokel trol aide in the first two years before suddenly falling un­ against the North Orlando Co. million loday in a spectacular colli­ told Sanford Roturiuns Mon­ of his administration, was conscious. A doctor ruled she for collection of fronchi.se re­ The waidt-n at Sail sion between a compact car In Bra Foam O f Lettuce Grey or day thwi be bus driven over promoted to captain. The cab­ died of a heart attack. amt a truck on Highway 90 bate payments since Decem­ completed preliminary pi Danish Walnut SALINAS, Calif, (UPI) — here today. lornialitie* hy notifying tiO.IXHI mile* »o far during inet designated Reddick as ber of 1959. The one-milltontli carload of court that Perez is in * Tile County Patrol said tha his tenure of office as a lop chief of Hie drivers license in­ Death ‘Accident’ The company, notified last lettuce shipped from the Sa­ compact car was cut in two section, effective official of the organization. spection Da y t o n a reach <u p u - month of council intentions, finetm-nl there. EASY TERMS - OPEN FIU. NITE linas Valley departed today by the Impact, half the wreck­ • • • Sept, t, and transferred him A seven-man coroner'* jury in turn advised the village A court spokesman said ton** for New York to be auctioned age landing on one tide of New teachers of Seminole from Jacksonville lo slate returned a verdict of acct- that it is in arrears for wa­ pre-trial investigation of oil, with the proceeds going the highvtay und the vagina County will get a vvhilrwind headquarters at Tallahassee 1denial death Monday night ter hydrant payments since case against Perez will ben'( 'Jntl l-i. on the other. Tho truck also to the American Red Cross. Jon the body of lifeguard Geo- date of the franchise origin. when the ex-president tour of tha county Wednes­ effective Jan. 1. 1904. The first shipment of Iced was demolished. The drivers license Inspcc-jrge Beer* who suffered fatal Apparently the question of chosen attoftteyi to def< day astheybecome acquaint­ Further details were not lettuce left the Salinas Yal---- ,-------- , Mint ed with their new environ­ lion section via* creaks! b> injuries durtnz a fatrrnity in- “ who owes what to whom" , him—probably S a n fo r d 's Only A ir Conditioned Furniture Slo^'c | immediately available. I ley in 1921. th« Rail legislature. j illation. •will be settled tq pie court I ter thu week ment. Castro Admits Attack On Big Cuban Plant m w A... Bulls Awarded Southern Governors Teller Calls Test Ban Pact $3,060,000 In Avoid Rights Fight 'Step To War' Post Suit Birmingham To 'Mix' Schools Observation Post Pact Seen Final Plans For March Issued Nikita Greeted In Belgrade Graham Blasts 'Sex Obsession' Opposition To TT jS T S i Nehru Rising s153 M A T T E S ! of Sanjori 203-09 E. 1st ST. 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Gibb P o tt 159 a rt Commander and Mrs. Peter Koppenaai (left) gad V k t Commander and Mrs. William G. William*. (Cox Photo) APPEAR EACH FOOTBALL SEASON. JFK Calk For M ore Exporting Hemberi of tho Cabinet, in­ part trade following World cluding Treasury Secretary War II had disappeared under Douglas Dillon, Labor Secre­ t h o growing e c o n o m i c tary W. Willard Wlrti, and ■trengtb of trading partners Commerce Secretary Luther and the development of reg­ H. Hodgee, together with ional associations such as the Kennedy’s chief trade nego­ Common Market. tiator, Chrlatlan A. ilerter, “While the productivity of also stroke. “I know that all of you — our farms, the efficiency of and many other American our factories, the skill of our buiineum cn — recognise the workers and Uie enterprise of need for a more aggressive our merchants stand at the export policy and are resolv­ highest level in our history, ed to meet it,” Kennedy said. wo have felled to maintain “You recognize that, for al­ our volume of exports at a most any American business, sufficiently high level,’’ the life can begin anew at the President said. lie pointed out that the ocean's edge.'* The President in hfx pre­ United States once dominated pared rem arks reminded Ida world markets because her WASHINGTON (UFI) audience repeatedly that the businessmen were known far ■an, Stuart Symington, (D* competitive advantage held aggressive p r i c i n g policies Mo,), th* nation'* first Air by the United States In ex under which lower prices led Force secretary defended tho to higher volume and larger nuclear toot bon treaty today profits. en one ef Its most debated “The New World was a land points — tb* ability of U, of competitive pricing,” he B. mlitUo altea to aurvlva said. “The Old World waa the atomic bombing. home of cartels and rigid Symington, who had access price maintenance.’’ to secret m ilitary testimony The situation today, how­ KUALA LUMPER, Malay before two cummltteea on thu ever, Is that exports of other sia (U Pl)—Rioting Malaysian treaty, Mid in a speech pre­ nations have expanded more pared for Senate delivery, youths today burned and ston “The evidence La that the So­ ed Indonesian diplomatic of­ rapidly than U. S. exports be­ viet* know no more than we fices In retaliation for at cause, as tha President put it, “ their businessmen have do about such vulnerabilities, lacks on the Malayan and Brl become belter competitors, tish embassies In Jakarta, He challenged one of the because European producers, Indonesia, Monday. -principal anti-treaty argu At the aame time, the new unlike American producers, menti, saying, “The evidence it that they havo not conduct­ Federation of Malaysia broke respond to excess capacity ed any largo-yield testa of off diplomatic relations with by reducing prices In order Indonesia and tho Philippines, to maintain production ra ­ this kind.* its neighbors who refused to ther than rrduring production Treaty opponenta have atrened that the Soviet Union extend It recognition when it to maintain prices.” probably know* much more came into being Monday. Tho Malay, Chinese, and then the United States about super-bomb effects because Indian youths burned a pie i f the Russians’ 1U01-H)<12 at­ turn of President Sukarno of mospheric testing of high Indonesia and then stamped on the charred remains In yl«M weapons. • . . in snapshots Tha treaty rloarcd Its first Trent of the Indonesian Em­ parliamentary hurdle Monday bassy. The howling mob shouted with hackrr* thing the hlrlh of the Fischer qulntuplrt* si anti-Sukarno slogans a n d ■ symbolic reason for Its rati threw rocks and fire crackers flcatlon. at the embassy building. The Senate took the parlia­ They burned one enniular mentary step when it agreed oftlce In a nearby building CAM ERA SHOP unanimously to accept the ac and damaged three other of­ f | 211) S . PARK A V E . tual text of tho treuty without fices. amendment and begin consid­ eration of tho separata rati fication resolution. TO: (R e a so n a b le Contest Editor Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida Sen. 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McClain, wui ona of two Negro churchmen attacked ami beaten with chain* in an lutegrutlon a t­ tempt at tha library Sunday. The Rev. N. Q. tteltynolda, the other mlnlater, received mor* aerioui tnjuriea in bunday’a beating by while* and did nut return. A largo group of police watched a* McClain and the Rev. G. E. Smitherman enttred with a rlty commluloner, two library board nimlwrt •ml tho chairman of the local Human Relation* Council. Th*. tvro J .'e jn c j each checked out two book*. City Commiaalon offered a f 1,000 reward for nr rent and conviction of anyone reiponllbla for Sunday’s attack on th« mlnlater*. a lso I t h i n k .................................... will be th e m oat p o in ts sco red In a n y o n e gam e. 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Semitone ALL NEW Miami vh FSIJ • DRIES IN 30 MINUTES • NO PAINTY ODOR • SOAP AND WATER CLEAN UP T h e Only P a in t W ith A WRITTEN U N C O N D IT IO N A L GUARANTEE Mary Carter Paints 209 W. 1st S T . F A 2-3649 C olorado va 8 . C alifo rn ia I �JFK Agrees To Thursday Conference On Alabama Issue ® Jj? le n t il* WEATHER: Scattered showers through Thursday; high today 87-92; low tonfyght in mid-TOa. VOL. 5li V eT o*- United Press Leased Wire Established IWB WED., SEPTEMBER 18, 1903 SANFORD, FLORIDA m w A ... B. E. Porter and bis lira, had the extreme pleasure o( hat ini: dinner with Inez Mere­ dith last night . . . and, as JFK On TV all of you who know her will WASHINGTON I t PI) — realize, it was a lively and JULIAN STENSTROM President Kennedy will go merry evening. ADo, It. E. before the nation on radio Porter got an enlightening nnd television tonight to upearful about county politic*. • • • pen! for public support of bis There is a blooming politi­ proposed $11 billion lax cut. cian at Lyman High School who could give pointers to the Accord Reached experienced politicians. She's PARIS (UPl) -— France Marla Jones, who is running nnd West Germany appeared lor tiie oflice of treasurer of today* to have reached agree­ The Herald announced to­ her class. .Marla is buying ment on blocking nny Eastvotes . . . with $2U bills in day the appointment of Ju l­ West pact that would confirm stage money. Bills bear her ian Stenstrom as sports edi­ Soviet territorial ru n i|U e s U in picture, saying 'T m buying tor. Strnstrom, a native of central and c a a le r n Europe, votes,” -Vote for Marla" and Sanford, served as spurts •"it'a only money." editor of Tlic Herald in the 5 Cubans Held • • • MIAMI I UPl) — Five more Cars bearing KKK bumper late 1!)30'» and (or almut a Cuban exiles were arrested strips have been spotted in 'y e a r following World War It. Tuesday by narcotics ugeuts, FRED It. WII.SON MEMORIAL LAW Library children. From the left: Jitd^e Mize, Mrs. Dim the county . . . Kan Kennedy He attended Stetson Uni­ Including the alleged kingpin wan iltulimit'd in Brief Inti impressive ceremonies (1. Mitchiiin, Robert S. Wilson urul Mrs. W. 1). versity Irum 1917 tiirough Klan. of a multi-million dollar nar­ thin morning a t the courthouse, Pictured with Leahy, • • • 1950. After his graduation lie cotics operation that was ex­ Judge Vernon Mize tire the late Mr. Wilson** (H erald P h o to ) Clarification of that foot­ became director uf the lay­ posed last Saturday, men's program of Hie Flor­ ball contest announcement in Tuesday's paper. The figure ida Raptist Convention. Dur­ UN Starts Work to guess Is the most points ing the Korean conflict StrnUNITED NATIONS, N. Y. by A TEAM and nut the most strum served as head of the (U Pl) — The LJ.N. General radio and television division points In a game. • • • of the III Army’s public in­ Assembly got down to the business of its IMth session R. E. Porter hears that the formation department at Fort toduy. Its opening meeting opening date for that new .McPherson in Atlanta. Membership in the SemiTALLAHASSEE (LTD Tuesday was marred by an Following his release from supermarket at 27th Street State Ally. Clair A. Davis, St. hole ilousters Club has climb­ unti-Custru demonstration. the service in 1951 lie was and 17-92 is Oct. 1. been posted under his leader- Petersburg, testified in allBy Julian Stenstrom ed to 125, members were told • • I chosen executive secretary of ship. In ulher words, he has **‘ntia today* that he did not Money Debate Herald Spuria Editor Tuesday night at Ihcir meetNavy announces the annual the California Baptist Found­ The Semi nolo High School "ever cached his bull dub in consider Circuit Judge RichWASHINGTON (I I'D ing in the Seminole High competitive examination for ation, a post ho hclil until a losing game. nrd Kelly experienced enough tlic Regular Naval Reserve i960 when he became execu­ Sunn to leaders indicated to­ School. Dr. (>. L. Barks, pres­ junior varsity moves Into acStinting tonight for the {to preside over a major trial. day Hint debate oil tho huge Officers Training Corps will tive secretary of the Frcsnu ident, said that club funds tiuli tunight ut D s y t o n u Sc in holes will be ends Andy The Senate, trying Kelly on be given Dec. II. Eligible State College Bulldog Founda­ $17.1 billion defense money Bench's Municipal Stadium. Lyons and Eddie Griffith, charges of Judicial tyranny were uied (or tlic entire ath­ bill probably would begin ini high school seniors and grad­ tion, an organization that pru Head Conch Ralph Btwnipf’i These two youngsters will co- and abuse o f power, permit uates should submit their ap­ vided academic scholarship mediately utter final tut. flea- letic program, not just foot tion of thu nuclear test ban eleven will tangle with the l,M* tflul'- J ‘' n ,'l> un,‘ ted the prosecution lo root ball. plications before Nov. 22 to funds for athletes. , . . . . . . . . . Cason will lie at tarkle, Craw* testimony given h> Davis to The chief revenue producer, Sculuccae High Sellout junior , , ... , .. the recruiting station at 2520 Stenstrom. his wife, Beat­ treaty. ford and C a n n u v i n o live c llnu»e committee whoso in (lie concession* at the tool varsity. Game time i« 7:30, North Orange Avenue, Or­ rice, and their son, Ricky, re ­ guards, mid Lee will l-e at vesligation led to Kelly's inihall games, already Inis at­ lando. Qualified young men turned to Florida in August of Agreement N ear Ibe junior Seuiiljol-s will lo- re ^ i \t |i|i»rt- -I", -t .I’V'. , ihturit. tracted a dozen assistant* fur if '.'GON. Soutii Viet Nani will ue ( f H e l mi aiu'iiu tv,.. •AL yv - Tin y risld at 37U out u> rack up A,d r -Mil; Rat hour; Lewis uml Wulstnnn Davis Is in tin' hospital with Urea Kathryn Clrcli* in Cas­ i LTD — U. S. and South Mrs. Alike taolu who ha* lege n u t September. tiiiiu 'Xr■11 fill the halfback |M>x$s and a blood clot V ie tn a m e se o f f ic ia ls w e re rec h a rg e o f th e p ro je c t, but t l i o i g h t v ic to r y . Tie a • • • selberry. In addition to lux Messer will he miming at fu ll-1, .Meanvvliile, there were hidlSeminole High juniors plan service as sports editor uf ported near agreement today many more are needed, .Mrs,, began in |i»,>u mol since that back. cations that the prosecution majur shift in military i Luolo said. in altcr-gume dance Friday The Herald Stenstrom is aim time the local, ham yet to T hu u , „ 1L, fil„ t of ll|a) ,,c Ec„ ltll! ready t.i wind a civics instructor at South! strength to the Mekong D el-I The Nchi Bottling company in the student lounge. (To the taste defeat. games fur the Seminole junior up it* case shortly 111 the K ''going all out” to make l a y m a n , "student lounge” Seminole Junior High Sciiovd ta south of Saigon, where this one of the hig seasonStumpf will I* r mth •; bis varsity this season. After the eight-da)-old Senate impeacht'otnii in nisi pressure Is grow­ means cafeteria.) Dance will in Casselberry’, in the history of the club, the B.urlh season ax Lead* of thu opener with Hie Sander ah* to- men! trial uf the Republican ing. continue lo midnight, with 4t) chairman said. New stands Junior varsity eleven. Twenty night, the: litiby Seminole* will Circuit Court Judge. albums as prizes, refresh­ Mate Hep. William U'Ncill, are being provided by this of the Fc monied wins have gu to Leesburg to tangle with New Killing ments and fun galore. Oh. to the little Yellow Jackets, trav­ one or the procecutart, prom­ WASHINGTON (U Pl) _J »u»»p«irtcr under the supers is-j be a junior again. el to Titusville lo meet the ised the Senate an estimate • • • The Defease Department, in ion of Clarence McKee. In baby Terriers, nnd then com­ some time today of how Thursday's meeting of the By United Press International u new ruling certain to in* a addition, tiiere will la- a com­ plete thu season with three many more of the «;■» witness­ Cray Ladles (or health de­ At sundown today the sonor­ blockbuster, ha* forbidden plete setup on the e a s t homo affairs against Dd.uiul, es under subpoena will be partment and school instruc­ ous wailing of a rani’s horn military units from partici­ (home) side of the gridiron Daytona Mainland und llcala. used. tion has been postponed to a in thousands of synagogues pating in any event where and one (or suit drinks on tlic Stuillpf said that the Sellllie said some may not lie west side near the visitors' I later date. around the world will sum­ audience' or fueililiea arc iHoles have encounteied iplitu called. stands. The United Fund ol Sent• • • segregated, or admission is mon Jews t>» observance o( a lot of difficulty in schedul­ I’res. Harks said that all Inulc County will Kick oil its Speedy service. City Com­ the High Holy Days, most denied to Negroes, ing games because of the sports benefit Irum the funds HMD campaign Monday morn mission authorized the pur­ sacred period of the year. string of consecutive victories. Cat’s Tinff-A-Linff collected. Last year $15o went ing ut the Florida Mate Bank chase of a new trjetor for They are lo days of self- 2 Boys Held How ever, that situation, he de­ REDONDO BEACH, Calif, land fill purposes Monday examination and penitence, BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (LTD for tlic all-sport* banquet. Lounge with a "tufiee and clined, will be solved next (LTD — City Councilman evening. It was delivered which mark Hie beginning of — Two Di-year-old white boys Situ was *i>ent for track, $150 doughnut” eye-opener with year when the locals become David K. Hayward wax in this morning and put to work. a new year on Hie Jewish charged with murder in tlic paid for the winter vp."ts Hie largest goal ever. $-19,125. u niolaher of the Molrd Con­ with a request today (or an • • • shouting of a Negro youth banquet, with $50 and $25 re­ General Chairman Paul I). ference, Under llie new* con­ ordinance requiring eats In calendar. spectively going to goli and Lewis Jr. states Hist a high­ Now it's Lyman Athletic This will be the year 5721. following Sunday's church ference Setup games will lie wear bells ax a warning to baseball. er campaign goal reflects a automatically scheduled. Boosters who arc appealing The High Holy Days open Kindling were held withuut birds in the area. One of the activities that growing community and a for HELP in running three with Rush Hashanah, a Be­ bond today. They are inii Intel concession stands and the brew phrase meaning "Head Lie Farley and Larry Jos­ stems to build Hie hometown, greater demand for Hu ser­ support is the motorcade of vices of existing agencies. parking lot for Friday even­ ef the Year.” ' Sims. tans, lilts year's convoys will Each year a budget commit ing's football game with he under the direction of tee considers the budget re ­ Oviedo. Contact Joseph Pavel past-president Dan MacGilli*. quests for the agencies, and ohak, president. The hard working Roosters completed ............... - .ill.,cut ion- are made hated new bleachers in time for the upon Hie newt and Hinds opening game. available. This year for the first time ABERDEEN, S. D (DI'D— ' NEW YORK (LTD — The * * * New office hours at th e ' Guod Samaritan Home will Thu Fischer quintuplets k e p t1four City Hall as of Oct. 1 . . . . tuiiU'i’* «Jl4c!HSi*il today l hnrlcs F. Dicker, of 1500 lie included a.x one n( the nine W! H painfully 9 a .in. to 5:.lt) p.m. instead t h e getting healthier today and .M r , French Avenue, suffered idlest participating avemnof the present H :io a. m. injuries early this morning other eight being the Buy their iiuiBirr wa» so hearten un]llp py and Ida me. i their and 5:30 p . m . when the automobile In whicn Scouts. Children* Home -Mi- «-'• »,,1‘ began yearning lor parents lor (ailing tu treat • • » he wax riding overturned at duty, Family Counseling Ser- her other Bve children u» them at separate identities Advance Notire: Tin- Her­ the intersect ion of Highways vice. Girl Scotill. Mental home. :’n , ‘ l'" 1 U' ° r'lm ald sports page Thursday will ID und IIP east of Notth Health Assn., Red truss, Sal Mary Ann Fischer. 3)1. :' r> *'x|« ri« m t *• rarry a picture of two local Orlando, Sheriff J. L. Hobby cation Army and l Sii l„.r ,ia,rt. curly red hair gli* ; •** 4 hitter autohlugraphy fUherwomen, Mary J. liarrepotted. Last year's drive brought i,.niug and her lip* lightly appearing in Hie current key and Maxine Ekern, and Hie Sheriff said the driver, $32,500 wliieh wax less th a n }brushed with lipstick, ex , K,u*' -McCalls magazine— a nice catch of sea bass. Robert 1**11, of Magnolia the goal of $39 1**1 However, pressed her )uy Tuesday as ■«»* a *,lcr l!,c Rut It. E. Porter believes the Avenue, and another pus*en- earlier and more com plete, ,|(e shyly met with new .men 11,1,1 "f *,un..u' men won't be looking at the ger, Gerald Fraley, alxo of plans for the pre-ent cam- lor the fir-t Hint! since she ’ 1’ in South Dakota—the fish. Watch for it. ! .0(1 El curb Avenue, c*< aped Jpllign pills a large group iif gave birth to four girls aa(l(l Dionnes >ai I their child• • • 1hood was ridden with a Injury. leaders promixes success lor a imy Saltirday, Sanford public works de­ the current cm lemur. Two of the quint* had gain vonse uf guilt indicted by partment will be host to the their parent*. ■ it su much strength today Third District o( Florida Wa­ They said their parental that their doctor Increased ter amt Sewage Works Ope­ home in Corbet!, Out., was their Paid Intake. rator* Association at 7 Fri­ | "the reddest Kune we ever Dr. James N. Bet box. tiie day eventne fop * barbecue knew.” AMSTERDAM. H o H a n d general practitioner who tie-1 chicken dinner and business Annette. Marie, and Ccciie meeting at Hie Civic Center. I lll'l l—A New York-bound MIAMI t Li 1*1>—A Navy re- liverrd the five, said he had are now mar-led and have Pari American Airways jet connaistance plane (lew tar increased the amount ut turS. >1. ItiChard Jr., in charge, a total of nme children, and says it is the first time Hie airliner today overshot thn out over tiie tropical Atlantic inula that Mary Catherine Yvonne is a nun. They are group has met in Sanford. runway ut Amsterdam’* Svliip- today tu investigate a su,- and James Andrew were gel 29 hot \ir|nirt und »u» "badly pieinus cloud pattern'' photo ting by I ec. •|-|lc famous sisters, who dutnuged.*' graphed Tuesday by Hie Tints lit* said all live bits were entitled their biography "We No Horn Needed Airport official* said there weather satellite. | doing line. Grew l'p In Trouble,*' laid .MODERN AIR A(iK has come tu Seminole Coun­ EAST GREENWICH. R. I. were no ea*ualtiea. 1 "The few ship report* avail ! Mrs. Fischer was pushed ; pu.lr mother was convinced ty, Florida Power Corp. is using a helicopter to (L T D — A ikunk waddled into An officiul statement said able do not suggrst a storm into the basement cafeteria s|,t. ju ,| Keen singled out by the Kent Theater Tuesday transport materials fur u new power line front u Hie jet, a DCs, wax a Huns- (circulation and no storm de- of St. Luke's Hospital in a [ur d "m iracle” but nlgbt and cleared the house storage depot a t Oviedo to the construction site. burg - Amsterdam • New York vclopnicnt Is expected Hicrc wheelchair for the improvised feared the world would tbink five minute* after the it art The new line will extend from Longwood, east of flight with about 20 passeng- or elsewhere during tiie next new* conference. She wore i f her and her husband ax of the feature movie, "Come Maitliind and southeast of McCoy A Fit to n new cis aboard whi li t< i t c h e d day *ir two,” the weather l>u- green slipper* and a pale blue animals Im'cause of the multiJUu.v Your Horn.” substation. Joseph Hern is the helicopter pifcat. •l‘*vvn ai 2 p. m. (local Hmej. |rcuu said. lirouaccoat. plu built. Sanford Native Joins Herald As Sports Editor Booster Club Seminole JV s Play Cains Members Seabreeze Tonight High Holy Days Begin Tonight Kelly Called Inexperienced UF Kickoff Set For Monday New Quints Thrive; Four Dionnes Bitter Sanford Man Hurt In Crash Jet Damaged in Landing Plane Checks Cloud Pattern Negro Leaders Ask Meeting WASHINGTON (U l'l) —| The announcement e a r n * The White House announced1shortly after Negro leader today that President Kennedy! Roy Wilkins urged the Presl* would meet late Thursday !dent, at a news conference, to with seven Birmingham Negro cut off "every nickel” of fed* lenders on the new racial erat funds to Alabama and to crisis there resulting from the fight harder for a strong civil church bomb-death* of four rights bill. Wilkins tailed Ala* child ten. Iiuiiiu a “ police state." The Negro lenders, most of The Itcv. Martin Luther them clergymen, wired the King Jr., head of the Routhera chief executive Monday asking Christian I.endership Confer* for “un immediate confer- eiice. wired Kennedy Monday cnee.” The White House said asking for the conference, . .. .. .................................. today the meeting had been King's message raid: set up for 5 p. m. KUT Thura- "Due to tragedy that occur* lii y. red- in ay — Birmingham -..........I . . - - ,jrsterd . • —.■■*/ Because Kennedy was busy: (Sunday) and the extreme p r e p a r i n g several major tension th a t grips the city and speeches, Including one on tax 1state, tlic undersigned and my* reduction t i be delivered to a self feel the need for an imnationwide television audience j mfd[ute conference with you." toidubl, ho................. was unubie toIIset Also signing the message up the racial conference any tverc ■•voner, a spokesman said. The Rev. Fred l» Shuttle** worth, bond of the Alabama Human Rights Movement; A. G. Gas ion, Birmingham busi* nrssmun whose home and motel were tiombed recently; the Rev. J. L. Wnre. Birming­ ham pastor; Ur. Lucius Pitts, president of Miles College; Bishop H. I. Murchison, urnl King's assistant, Ralph D. City nnd comity officials, at­ Atiernuthy. torneys and other dignitaries • • • filled the circuit court room WASHINGTON (U Pl) — (Ids morning when n dedica­ A group uf Republican amt tion ceremony was held for Democratic senators huve *pthe Fred It. Wilson Memorial pealed for a nation wide duy of Law Library in memory of the m,aim ing „n<| protest for th late attorney. four rhitdrrn killed In tho Bir­ Among those present were mingham, Ala., church bomb­ Mr. Wilson's children. Mr*. W. ing. I>. Leahy, of Guatemala City. Senate Democratic W h i p G u a t e m a l a ; Mr*. Dan G. Hubert II. Humphrey of Min­ Mitchum, Milwaukee, and Rob­ nesota led the group in atklnff ert 8. Wilson, New York City. President Kennedy to proclaim Mi*. Mitchum presented to next Sunday as u day of mi* the library a portrait of her tional mourning for the young father vcIric11 situ, herself, girl* killed last Sunday. painted recently. A t the tamo time, sponsor* The lihruiy, adjacent to the of the Aug. 2$ civil rights third Hour court room, had march on Washington muds been mimed the Seminole plans for silent p r o t e s t County Law Ultra ry but the marches in scores of cities lUr',.1 Legislature, a t the insti­ throughout the nutiuu, per* gation uf tire local legislative Imps on Sunday, with a pos­ delegation, passed .in a d amo­ sible assembly by on* group n g the facility for tie? late near thu White House. city and sellout board attorney, • • • A. Edwin Shinluilser, who By United I'rrsx International hail been closely associated A loose confederation of with Air. Wilson, traced the university student* acrosi this lawyer’s life from tbs lime of tuition was in Hie making to ­ hi* bitHi ut U r o a k s VI I I e day to organize demunstrix* through bis schooling amt thins against racial discrlmin* adult life. Mr, WiKon served ulion ami "Justice Department at sllu u u y fur thu city fur go inaction" in tiie South. year* ami fur the school Knud A t lust tl7 person* were ar* fer f t years. Il» hnd been a rested in racial protest* Tues­ practicing attorney for more day in Northern cities nnd than 50 years. "sympathy” il • in oustrution* . talgi) C. Vernon Alixe Jr., as were achediiled today in con­ cliairtnun of thu law library nection with a church bombing trustees, was in charge of thu in which four Negro school­ dedication, Kenneth McIntosh girls died Sunday at Birming­ introduced Uio guests and dig- ham, Ala. Hilaries. Joseph M. Morocco The Birmingham bombing tend tho reaulu'i.iu renaming led tho Student Emergency the library and unveiled a Coordinating Committee a t bronze plaque dedicated to Mr, Hie University of Illinois la " IM"11 plan u march on the FBI of­ fice today a t Urbuiui, 111. • • • BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (U l’l) LONDON (U P ll—The mar­ quis of Aylesbury wax re- -Hundreds of saddened Ne­ l>uttcd today to have rejected groes gather today in thi* a hid hy an oil linn tii.it v ioletlee-toril city for the fun­ wanted to drill wells on lu« eral of three of the four chil­ land in the Savurnake finest dren killed Sunday in tho bombing of a Negro church. at Marllxirough. The service was to ba hold “I suppose I might have be come disgustingly rich," he at Si. ;li AVenus B a p t i s t told the Daily Express. "But Uturcli .d 3 .:hi p.m. C.vr. Dr. lr ankIy I don’t want oil wells Mm tin I other King Jr. was to in my forest. I prefer trees.” j deliver the main eulogy. Fred R. Wilson Law Library Is Dedicated Forest For Trees Mon. and Tues. Night Specials! U. s. ( ttnit'K D elm o n ito S T E A K COMI»LETK WITH ALL TIIK T!tIiMML\(iS R em em ber Our Friday Ni;;ht Special FISH FRY DMA ij.li (IIII.DREN $|.UU UNDER 12 — * Owned Jt Operated Hy M a x in e X Bob H a n co ck Itn y. 17-92 »o. tianford I’h. 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The knotty question of wlieth* or a constitutional amendment can Strip an elected official of hi* Job in the middle of hia term has been put before the Supreme Court. The case grew out of adop­ tion in Charlotte County of nn umemlmrnt providing that the county school superintendent shall be appointed by the school hoard rather than elect­ ed by the people. COPELAND . . Pickle. Olive Loof. Liver Cbtevc. Soin* Bologna 2 R EG U LA R 49/ 79« PRIED FISH 59 / Bologna -39 C h eese» 49 / Cheese"p 55 / Sticks 1'A-LB. BOX C O P E L A N D 6R A U N SC H W EIG ER or CH U N K O LD FA SH IO N ED D A ISY Mountain Grown Red Delicious 2 5 E X t R A STAM PS W IT H HORMEL FULLY COOKED Boneless Canned SUPERBRAN D C O T T A G E H 3 2 5 EX T R A STAM PS W IT H P A LM ETT O FA R M S A p p l e s A M Prepared Salads CAN l e t *2.9* M A i i Quantity Right* Reserved — Prices Good Thru September 22nd it's Elementary When Children Go To College REDLANDS, Calif. <UP1)— Some elementary school chil­ dren ilready have college ex­ perience. The University of Redtanda last February Initiated the program for 27 children who have been doing superior work in their studies. The youngsters, from Ter­ race Mills Elementary School, attended sessions in art, lefc wns upcncecrM,,ve "Tiling and The amendment proved by the voters In De­ drama one afternoon a week cember and the school board in addition to their regular contend* it ran replace Supt. school work. Regular faculty member* W. S. Hancock immediately. at the University devoted Circuit Judge Lynn (irrnld up­ held the board and Hancock their time to the program, teaching the children and appealed, lUNintuitiing he can­ visiting area iclioolg to ex­ not he ousted until Id* term plain the objectivea of the expire! in January, 11W3. project to elementary achool The court heard lawyers* teachers. argument* on both aide* and The teachers were gtvefl took (he rune under adviaolesson plans and ideas on how merit. tlu-y could instruct their reg­ Although only the Charlotte ular classes in the same County euae ia at laaue here, areas. the deeiaiun could have reper­ Roy Hill, superintendent of cussions in 13 other countiea the San Bernardino County which plan curly vote! on an Schools, said the program identical change in method of turned out to be “ a most toselecting sii|K-rinteudcnt*. foresting way in which to In liltin g thw election in meet the nreda of gifted la-on County, the school board youngsters.” ■peclfically provided that it University officials, elated won’t lake effect until the over the enthusiasm of the term of the present superin­ youngsters and the overall tendent expires. success of the whole pro­ Hillahoriiugh County voted gram, Indicated that It will down a similar change, decid­ probably be continued In th* ing to keep it* elected superin tall. lendenL They said that the same JiislUo T. Fmnk llohaon, major areas will bo covered one of aoven judges hearing with the possibility of addi­ the ea*e ill the Supreme Court, tional subjects being added. indicated he has already madeup his mind. Hokum aaiil he was convinc­ ed you could nut kick a con­ stitutional officer out of of­ fice, except by impeachment or unlras hr chooses to resign. J, Lewis Hall, Tullnlmssce The body of Charles R. attorney for Hancock, said he Strickland, who was found didn’t want to disturb the dead uf gunshot wounds in hia juilge’s opinion since it ap­ home near Uvtcdo Sunday, peared to favor his client, lint was forwarded Monday night he paid there Is respectable l>y tirarnkuw Funeral Home authority otherwise. to Miami for services and “ You would have n hard burial there. time (bunging my mind," Hob­ Funeral services will be son suhl. held st 2 p.m. Thursday from Hall urgued the ronstitu- the Church of God la Coconut tionui amendment did not Drove. Burial will be In ML abolish the offlco of superin­ and Memorial Turk. tendent hut merely changed Strickland is survived by the method of selecting the of­ three children, Tammy, Mar­ ficial. Ho said It amounted to garet and Connie; a grandn proviso to existing law mol child; hit muthcr, Mra. Hom­ the new method can’t hike ef­ er Strickland of Chambersfect until tin-re is n vacancy, burg, I’a.; broker, Homer if Hancock wants to keep Strickland Jr., also uf Chamthe Jol, after his term expires, bersburg, and two sisters, Hall said, he’ll have to go to Mrs. F. tY Burdette of Nash­ the school board rut her than ville. T e rm ., ami Mrs. E. r . 11tin- people, McDaniel of Slab Icion, Ca. 4\ Hut l(cp, I). Frank Smoak 0 0 - Jr., school boaiil ntloruey, took the position the change was effectivo with the referendum. He said the people of Char­ lotte County knew when they Oraves'ile services for the •» approved the change that they Infant »oi of Mr. and Mr*. . k were, in effect, voting Hail- II. J. Dreggcrs of South Cam­ cock out of office. eron Avrntn*, who died short­ The school bourd, Hancock ly sflrr birth Tuesday morn­ and a “.Save Our Schools* ing at Seminole Memorial committee of citlu-n* in Char­ Hospital, were held at 9 a.in. lotte County have been feud­ today at Lakevicw Cemetery. / ing ever since Hancock un­ The Rev. William Guess of seated tiie inrun-bent in IKtiO the Pinecrest Baptist Church mid it niii leurn-d that Han­ officiated, (irainkow Funeral cock’s luck of a muster's de­ Homo was la charge of ar­ gree in school administration rangements. 59 LB. Seminole County voters • ill join with lh«»e of all Florida in Nor ember 1981 to ps-s on a cniulitutlonal amendment providing fur the appointment rather than the elevtion of a school superlntrndrnt. However, thie • III aot affect the local county office immediately alnce the office alao will be up fur elrclion at the aame lime and the winning candi­ date will hold office nnlil January tilSS. The prevent Inrumhent. R. T. Mllwee, haa expressed hlm-elf aa favoring the change. could coat county aehoota their accreditation. A write-in campaign to defeat Hancock failed and the Southern Aasoelation of Collegia and S e c undary Schoola withdrew ae. creditutlon from the local high school. Florida law doei not require superintendent* to have auch • degree. C. R. Strickland Riles Thursday Whole or Butt Half - 49 ► • y* / / / / ■} y YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE THRIFTY MAID ENRICHED VACUUM PACKED FROM JACKSONVILLE, FLA. E v a p . M iS k Astor Coffee Detergent YOUR CHOICE TALL c CANS 1-LB. CAN SAVE 20‘ * Limit 10 Please PET EVAPORATED Save 2 'A ‘ Eo. MAXWELL HOUSE . . Sove 20* Milk 8 Coffee TALL CANS LIMIT 8 PLEASE M IL K •V . 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H i Mid that if you « * « M M get that Florida t u d ia y ew ik o u you’ll sever gat It a o t go, bero we a rt agala . . . ao lata than 17 ycart alter w le ft pounded out a •porta celVina lor Tbe Herald. During that 17 yaara our activities have carried ua from aoaat to Meat but Florida'* tnageeHim draw oa bark, and from California no Icaa. It'a great to bo back! la Bda agate ho a day la day w all akaro wMft yen aftaloM aw tbe goat. | r t f e a t and the fotare la ayorta. We'll roeall tome at the great aparta thrUla of the part and Jar a few memorlea about great moment! la local ath­ letic hlatory. There’ll be die* cnaaloaa about tbe preaest •porta picture ia thia area. And, of eooraa, from time to Ham we’ll a u k out our neck with a prediction about what the future bold* ia atore. It'll m a te lor a lot of fua. Cam ler, Haadrlu Lylee, Dub Wo lite r EuUmtuger, Billy Ted aad BeB Wiliams, Usby Isa a c s, Lena Lawsun, Geurga aad Lelawd MeWills Aadersoa, A leisader — Jaat la name a few. It would be dlllicult to pick one incident that would stand out above all the rest. We won't attempt to do It this afternoon but one of these days we’ll pick one that *e think was tops. Pigskin Picture Greatest Thrill? Slaco reluming to Florida after U yeera la other parte of the country we've bumped lata many aa o f sports fan who once trsqusnted "bird dog to n e r ." Now "bird dog covaer" waa located la front of Gene Koumillat'a drug ■ton at F in t and Park. Durlag the evening hours you could always find a bunch of aid "bird doge" huddled to­ gether dlacuulng one or two thlaga — the price of celery and baieball. We caa remember when Sanford'a Florida State Lea­ gue entry used to return from not of town gamei. Wo tra ­ veled with ’em lor years as a Herald iporte writer. II the club won that night we would bead for "bird dog" corner with heeds high. II we loit we'd detour around town and come la the back way. Be cause at oven two o'clock in the aw n in g you'd always find tbe "bird dog" boys ga­ thered there lor their nightly Bowl. Wa earn rfffl beer Jimmy Wright aad the late Henry Watson discussing the mer­ its of o m bell player or aa- Tba Semiaoles ol Ssnford, the Lions of Oviedo, and the Greyhounds of pongwood will soon- lift the curtain an this Fall’s gridiron season. We're not up-to-date yet on what to anticipate from these three Seminole County high schools. But you can be sure there'll be many a thrill and we're getting set to keep you up-todate. We understand all three are expecting to post a win­ ning season so the county’s football fans should have a most enjoyable bill ol fare. And, from what we've seen thus far there ought to be some highly interesting Jun­ ior high school football. San­ ford Junior High is antici­ pating another line season along wilh South Seminole at Casselberry. We haven’t beard too much about that Oviedo junior high yet. But you might be surprised to see tbe s !u ol some of these clubs tills year aa well as the ealibrs of football they'll be playing. We'll take a perk at these trams and keep you posted on them, too. ST. LOUIS (UPI) - "That baa to be my biggest game — even bigger than tbe no-hit­ ters," said Sandy Koufax— and the "a mens, brother" were echoed today by Dodger lane from Loi Angeles* Mal­ ibu Expressway to the Brook­ lyn Gowanus. "Now we’ve got the Card­ inals on the ropea," added (lie 27-yekr-old left-bandcr. "Now we’ve got ’em where we want ’em ." Koufax had Just scored one of the most Important victor­ ies in Dodger history—a bril­ liant, four-bit, 4-0 shutout that gave the Dodger* their sec­ ond straight triumph over the Floridan In Ryder Tuneup DAI . M A H O Y . Scotland (UPI) — A handful of veter­ an American golf pros tee off agalnet a select British squad today In what shaped up a* a preview of next month’a Ityder Cup matches. The entries Included two members of the U. S. Ryder Cup squad picked to meet Britain at Atlanta, Gs., Oct. 11-1.1, They were Dave Hagan of Orlando, Fla., and Billy Maxwell of Las Vegas, Nev. Rah Roshurg of Portland, Ore., a U. 8. Ryder Clip alter­ nate, also was entered, along with Karl Stewart of Dallas, Tex., Jnrky Cuplt of Corona, Calif., Doug Bandera of La Jolla, Calif., and John Barnum of Belmonth, Mich. Casey’a Hobbies NEW YORK (UPI)—Casey Stengel. 72-year-old manager of the New York Mets, says his hobbies are swimming and allending football games. Cardinals and increased their National League lead over the Redblrda to three gamei. With the third and final game of the crucial scries scheduled for tonight, the Cardinals are now in the almosMreposslbie position of having to gain three games in their remaining eight even to tie. Big Drag Race Week End Set 1 MILWAUKEE (UPI) - ft waa tbe pa«t, preseat end fu­ ture ell rolled up ia one. ft mattered little to 3J.4T6 baseball fans that their man of tbe evening—Warren Spahn —got shelled from the mound in the third inning and lost his seventh game of the sea­ son. Strengthening rumors that the Braves were heidcd for Atlanta, Ga., also were for­ gotten by the largest baseball crowd In County Stadium In two year*. They shrugged them off and cheered when told their actions signified “a rebirth of Brares spirit" that made Milwaukee ■ mir­ acle town in the 1910s. It was Spahn’s night — a night be won’t soon forget. Escorted to the dimly light­ ed field in a shower of fire works, the 42-year-oltl Spahn, who more than any other per­ son signified the saga of the Milwaukee Braves, contin­ ually dabbed at his watering eye*. " I ’m the luckiest guy in baseball. God bless you and thank you from the bottom of my heart," he said. That was all. No prolonged speeches. No presentations outside’ of token gifts to Spahn. his wife, LoRcncn, and their son, Greg, 14. Estrada To Get Arm Surgery BALTIMORE (UPI) Chuck Estrada, who haa been on the Baltimore Oriole* dis­ abled U«t alnre June 8, >, scheduled to undergo an op­ eration on his right elbo-v next Tuesday to remove cal­ cium deposits. The right-handed pitcher, who won 18 gamei In l'Jilu, worked only 31 Innings this season and had a 3-2 record. GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY OWN & OPERATE YOUR OWN BUSINESS Our Investment Aad A Small Amount Of Your Capital. ConUct........ E. H. McAlexander PHONE FA 2-2784 REG. 5.20 M A J O R liO O P LE V S Mjj? 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First SL SANFORD FA Z-e«Sl BLENDED (Ju*t Northh Of ICasselberry aMtlmrrry City l.lmlla) KEG. $10. D.O.M. 1933 RESERVE VI8IT OUR BEAUTIFUL NEW Budget T erns - No Carrying Charge SPECIALIST SINCE 99‘ + DEP. CHARRED OAK 8 YR. uatQ oie CAN’S CASE 24 12 or. Btls. REG. 4.50 NEW YORK (UPI) — Ro­ berto Clemente of Pittsburgh became the National League'* first new betting loader since early In the season Tuesday night, overhauling Iliek Groat of 8t. Louis by .0004 of a pvrrentage point. L'k-invnU’a mark ia .3131 compared with Groat’s 3227. Tommy Davia of the Dodgers is just ,0<k)8 points behind Groat In a seven man blanket battle far the batting crown. Orlando Co­ ped* of Han Francisco, Vade Pinson of Cincinnati, Henry Aaron of Milwaukeo and Tony Gantalaa of Philadelphia still have * chance to win the title. -Schenleii REGENT BEER 35.88 CASE OF 12 Why YOU Should Buy TIRES from McROIIERTS REG. 4.90 OLD MILWAUKEE 8 YEAR BLEND Clemente Tops Groat By .0004 * “ >’ * 3 .7 9 5 1 / . TIIESK PRICES GOOD SEMINOLE COUNTY ABC ONLY 4.65 VALUE 86* Standings IM PORTED CA N A D IA N JUST NORTH OF CASSELBERRY CITY LIMITS ON HI-WAYS 17-92 HALFWAY BETWEEN SANFORD & ORLANDO * 2 . 4 9 5 f /t --- By United Preaa International NATIONAL LEAGUE W I, Pet. GU Loi Angeles 03 .'0 .(112 8L Louis 01 (1.1 .but S San Fran. B3 CU .54(1 10 Philadelphia h0 72 .62(1 13 Cincinnati 81 73 -b-’d 13 Milwaukee 80 73 .523 134 Chicago 70 77 .497 174 n tU b g 72 SU .474 21 Houston DU04 -182 3b Naw York 40 103 2122 44 Tuesday’s Results Loa Angelas 4 St, Louia 0 (N) San Fran. 11 Milwaukee 3 (N) Chicago 3 PUL 1, 1st twilight ritL 4 Chicago I 2nd (N) Phlla. 8 New York 0 (N) Cincinnati 4 Houston 3 (N) AMERICAN LEAGUE W L PcL GB New York 100 53 .054 Chicago Hd 03 .570 13 Minnesota M (17 .652 14 Baltimute 70 72 .523 20 Detroit 74 77 .400 2b Boston 73 80 .477 27 Cleveland 73 81 .474 2 7 4 Kan. City 68 83 .450 31 Loa Angelee 08 34 .447 31 4 Washington 53 98 .351 48 Tuesday’s Results Clev. I N, Y. 2 10 Inna, (N) Minn. 3 Detroit 1 (N) Chicago 2 Heston 1 (N) K. C. 4 Wash. 3, 10 inns, (N) Baltimore at L A. Both pp<L rain. AN OLI) FAVORITE of the racing sport and a winner of many trophies ]s Tat Patterson of Cocoa, right, who is accepting the altered atock trophy from Butch Cnnaube of the Seminole Timing Assn, a t the Osceola strip. Ity Bill Vincent Jr. Th* big kickoff for the weekend race* of Sept. 28 and 20 was held Saturday a t the Osceola drag strip. More than 100 cars and driver* took part In the classifications which attracted a rrowd of some 1,£0U racing fans. In the feature race, Pat Patterson of Cocoa drove his 4UU Chevy, the Dixie Rebel, across the finish line to cop the altered stock trophy. A tral beauty showed op at the starting line. It was tba Mr. Hyde, a Ford road­ ster nnd an unusual version, with a red metal flake paint job and a fuel Injected 40’J Chevy engine. The owner, John Falconer of Detroit, 111., xoomed It acroee the line to win the altered gas trophy. HUTCII CASSUIIE PRESENTS the altered gaa thophy to John Falconer The big event is expected of Detroit, 111. Falconer is traveling the drag racing circuits in th e Southto draw entries from through­ cant nnd gaining top honors. out tjia Southeast. The Florida Thoroughbred from Ocala la expected along with the Tem­ Injury Ends Gator’s Football Career ped Wagon from Cocoa, driv- Shoulder GAINESVILLE (UPI) - other hole la the injury to Georgia Tech in Atlanta. rn by John Tempest. If luck "Hli loss Is a tremendous Is with Bob Tucker of Or­ A badly dislocated shoulder plagued Florida squad. The 185-pound back from blow to this football team.” lando, he will b« driving has ended senior fullback Thunder, the hlg Chevy that Jim O'Donnell's college foot­ Clearwater, was injured Sat­ Head Coach Ray Graves said recently had Iwd luck a t the ball career, and punched an­ urday In the Gators' 9-0 loss Tuesday. Tampa races. Anyway, many ef the ol* "bird dogs" I’ve encountered always want to talk about tbe no-called g o o d ol* days. "W hat about your greatest thrill, Scribe." S crlbe-lhat’a the name somebody tagged on us away back yonder. We think It was Bill "Raw Meat" Rodger* or Kills "Breeches" Clary. Well, th e n were a hundred of them, at least. And there were the pertonslltles, like Rodgers and Clary, Bale Alexander, Hal Gruber, Rab­ bit Bonner, Whiter Campbell, Joe Plnder, Sid Hudson, Diily Mote, Buddy Lake, and Cleo Jeter-Ju st to mention a few baseballm . We ra a recall many ef the el* Seminole High School football greats Ilka Johnny •J 33,676 Brave Fans Hail Warren Spa! 'M y Biggest Game', Is Koufax's Conclusion 3.59 5th P — 4 9 VODKA 31.95 CASE OF 12 Old Taylor Old Grandad i if iior. CALIF. BL'UG, SALTERNlI — CHIANTI 1 1 U U l i P V W ?' Vi Gallon Table Winies 1.59 ( BEG. 3.33 IMP. SWEET OR DRY VERMOUTH fl 1 QQ 30 0 Z * Martini & Rossi 1 * / / DOT. jj �tip § M to t ftn B Sept 19, 1968 — F i j i 9 Educator W ill Speak Sunday A t Allen AM E County Home Nursing Program Slated To Start O ct 1 By Ja m Casselberry The Seminole Public Health Home Nursing Service has announced that a long needed rounty-wkle h o m e nursing care program will go into ef­ fect on Oct. 1 and will be available to all residents on referral from their doctors. Dr, Frank Leone, director, held an organizational meet­ ing at the Public Health Cen­ ter to apprise interested citi­ zens of the new program. An advisory council was By Robert B. Thomas Jr. FA 1-S7M Dr. Evelyn W. Sharpe, of DeLand, will speak a t Allen Chapel AME Church’* Wom­ en'* Day program Sunday a t 11 a.m. Dr. Sharpe brings with her • wealth of experience. She was a supervisor of Volusia County school* for approxi­ mately 12 year*. In liltiO she resigned this position to ac­ cept a post as education ad­ visor on literacy to the Min­ istry of Education in Iran. Her two yeurs tour of duty in Iran was under the spon­ sorship of the United State* Agtncy for Internstional De­ velopment. During her overseeas serv­ DR. SHARPE ice. she toured 33 countries: The Middle East, F a r East, and Mrs. Willie Collins, Mr. Europe and made a complete and Airs. Eddie Hudson, Mr*. trip around the world. Present­ Alary .McIntyre, Mr*. Willie ly she is professor of educa­ C. Cummings, Airs, Fleas* tion at ilethune Cookman Col­ Johnson, H. Gibson, Atrs. Ber­ lege. ths Johnson and Ralph Yar­ Mrs. Dorothy It. Baker, brough. teacher at Midway Element­ Isaac (Tex) Jones attended ary School, will deliver the the annual Florida Business evening address which begins Agent School in Tumpa lust at 7 p.m. week. The school is an affili­ The lady bringing the larg­ ate of AFL-CIO, Jones is a est number of visiting ladies representative of local union to th* 11 o'clock service, will 2'J3. s e e be crowned “Mrs. or Miss Allen Chapel." Chairman is The Community No. 2 Club Mrs. Agnes Halls Kev. J . P. met at the home of Mrs. Ruby Morris is pastor. Hull last week. After the busi­ Th* Gospel Chorus of St. ness meeting, refreshments James AME Church, Ninth were served. Atrs. Tommie Street and Cypres* Avenue, Herring reports that it was a invite* you to attend Us first gala affair. Mrs. Martha anniversary program Sunday Franklin is president; Mrs, at 3 p.m. You a rt assured an Vera Lee Matthews, treasur­ afternoon of spiritual enjoy­ er, and Air*. Ruby Hull, secre­ ment. Everyone is welcome, tary. itev. Jessie Brown is pastor. Addys C. Land) II bus en­ Choir No. 2 of St. John tered Howard University to Baptist Church is presenting study law. Lnmb is a graduate a “ Sermon in Songs’’ Sunday of Cruum* High School, lie a t 7 p.m. The themu is: recently was graduated from “Youth in This Christ Cen­ Tuskcgce Institute with a ma­ tered Life." Mr*. Mary White­ jor in social science. During hurst is director and Key. H. the summer, he took u short U. Whitehurst is pa-dor. course a t MucDill Field, Tam­ * • • pa. After completing the Initial meeting of Grooms course, he was commissioned High l*TA was held Sept. Ill n second lieutenant. He is de­ a t the school auditorium with sirous of becoming a career the outgoing president, Mrs. man in the United States Air Eva Stephens, presiding. Thu Force after completing his devotional period wus led by luw studies. Lamb is ttie W. A. Moore. grandson of Air. and Mr*. A. During the business session, C. Lamb, 1U23 West 13tll. election of officers were held Street. by th* parliamentarian, L. Rev. and Airs. Harold It. Brown. Offirers elected were: Whitehurst motored to Dal­ President, Mrs. Grace Haynes; las, Texas, to attend the na­ vies president, Evans Bacon; tional Baptist convention of secretary, Mrs. Dorothy America, which wus held at Brown; assistant secretary, the State Music Fuir Hail Mrs. Zonny* T. Davis; treas­ Mrs. Whitehurst bud the hon­ urer, Mrs. Fannie IL Fields; or of being pianist fur two Pianist, Mrs. K. B. Holly; devotional services for the p a r l i a m e n t u r inn, Leroy Evangelistic Hour and u* ac­ Blown; reporter, Kuliu Robin* companist for a skit present­ son. ed In the Junior Women’s Immediately after election, Convention. Itev. Whitehurst the installation rituals were sang a t one of the sessions. • • • performed by Rev. Earl E. Williams. The new faculty Cephus Alexander, of New members were presented to York City, is here visiting the PTA. Encouraging re­ relatives and friends. He re­ marks wers given by the prin­ sided here some years ag>. cipal, 11. L. Dougin*. The next Wonderful seeing him again. meeting of the PEA will be The Goldsboro Parent* Li­ held on Munduy, Oct, 21. All brary Club will meet at 3 parents and interested persons p.m. Sunday at Goldsboro Ele­ are urged to attend. mentary School. Airs. Bcrnk# Mrs. Annie Mae Jackson Bellamy is president and Mrs. was given a surprise birthday Ella Also Brooks is vice pres­ parly Sept. 7 at the home cf ident. Other officer* will be Air*. Kuthie Nathan, DU3 elected ut this meeting. Mrs. Oleander Avenue. Mr. and Louise Foster, who is itiner­ Air*. Alex Crumedy, who ore ant librarian, report* that all Airs. Jackson's club brother of the elementary schools will and sister, respectively, gave organize the same type of the party. Mrs. Crumedy was club. Lust year the Goldsboro unable to attend becuuae of Parents Library Club pur­ illness, therefore Mrs, Na­ chased revolving dictionary than served as hostess. A stands and dictionaries, number of games were played before dinner. Those present Africa's more than 2swi mil­ were: Abner Jackson, Mr. and lion people arc divider) into Airs. Charlie Lester, Mr. and thousands of tribes and speak Atri. Joseph Jackson, Mrs. Ida more than 700 different lan Sanders and son Tommie, Mr. guagei. named, consisting of Judge C. Vernon Mize Jr., Dr. Ell White, Kenneth .McIntosh, Harold Roland. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heath, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde C. Kcrce, Airs. C. C. Tomlin, Mrs. J. T. Russell, and Mrs. R. E. Peurifoy. Those present agreed there is a dire and immediate need for this service and another meeting to finalize plans was set for Sept. 23. at 7:30 p.m. at t h e Health Center on French Avenue. All those interested In find­ ing out more about the pro­ gram or in volunteering their assistance arc invited to a t­ tend this meeting. The home nursing service will be available to the fol­ lowing: Those returning from the hospital and nerding care In the home; those acutely ill in the home, and those with a long-term or chronic illness. A registered nurse will visit in any home in Seminole County and stay long enough to carry out the doctor's or­ ders, make patients comfort­ able, or give instructions to a member of the family for continued nursing care. The purpose of this pro­ gram is to provide bedside nursing care in the home re ­ gardless of race, creed or financial status encompassing health promotion, the care and prevention of disease and disability and rehabilitation. It also involves teaching. FLORDA GRADE A 19c lb. HEAVY WESTERN TRU-TENDR BEEF! 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Plgfltfitl | 7.00 11 GO 11 00 1100 74.00 12 00 FAMILY formulate lti own plan for helping this worthy project." Interest has been shown in the program by the Seminole County Chamber of Com­ merce and it has the support of the Seminole County Med­ ical Association. A survey has revealed a de­ finite need, but for a com­ munity nursing service to succeed there must be broad citizen participation in the promotion of the program. PRICES GOOD THRU SUNDAY QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED ----------- FRESH PRODUCE — CaiA You R*ctivo *120 00 1*8 00 720 CO 31700 432 00 592.00 adjusted according to ability to pay. Dr. Leone believes that In addition to the humanitarian benefits the new program will be of real economic value. He reports, “Our welfare bills are rising with no pro­ mise of reduction, but with this new plan they can be re­ duced ” “ It is hoped each commun­ ity. through its individuals and organizations, will ser­ iously consider the need and STEWING HENS --------McK e n z ie — f r o z e n f o o d s WHOLE OKRA • BUTTER BEANS FIELD PEAS • BROCCOLI SPECKLED BUTTER BEANS Just tell us how much m o n e y y o u n e e d to meet all yo u r seasonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service! counseling and emotional sup­ port as well as the care of illness and Is an Integral part of the total health care, plan­ ned and administered in com­ bination with related medical and educational welfare ser­ vices. Elderly citizens, who make up a large segment of the state population, will espec­ ially benefit from this home care. The visits will lie on a fee for service basis with fees LB. BAG 4 9 TIP TOP SUPERMARKETS, 4th. 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The f h i t meeting of the ■eason for the Lake Monroe Homo Demvnstrstlon club waa highlighted by th# program "Tailoring Foods Needs to Mo* . . • . The Interesting demonstration waa f i r m by the County Homo Demonstra­ tion agent Miss Myrtle Wil­ son. 8ba also told the club members of the new products now on the market. Among these a n , a two way door mirror; lined flannel, frosen doughnuts, Instant soups and ■ponga cakes. President Mrs. Eh Hunter presided over the business meeting. Several reports were given by the different chair­ men, Also one on the recent visit to the county commis­ sioners meeting. The style show sponsored by the chib during the fall anaion la scheduled for Nor, M with tha Mllodya Shoppe of Fine Fabrics being co-spon­ sor. New year books made by the president were given to each member present 1904 will be the 30th year of the Monroe dub. Plans for a cele­ bration were made with Mrs. J . II. Tindel appointed chair­ men and Mrs. H. L. Johnson Sorority th e c h a p te r a n d w * * Hospital Irene Barneg, put * ! ; ! « J i - S I Apartm ent adjutant, a n d Evelyn D o a n , department chaplain of Orlando, gave ra- puts. ; Doris Rotundo, Sanford, re< ilgned sa aenlor vlee eonminder of the aixth diatrlct In order to accept Uw poaitlon of lU te trcaaurer recently voted a t tlie atata convention * to Miami. i f ' ■ ■ ■ Plans Sale te ld retpoctive motUagi. La Dae, Oflwdo, i t h diatrlct cean aad w , a t the auxiliary ■ s e lla r Speakers included A a Williams, Plant City, daj i l t of Florida commander; p srii Graysm, V an Beach, RMfeeal fifth diatrlct axccutile eemmltlMwomao a n d fefami* WlUlama, Orlando, toted woman of the year repM t t a g the DAVA for the Mate of Florida. J ( Reports ware beard from * I k e VAVS raprw ntatW ti vttorani boipUata In­ ebriation Jo boson, Lake City VA HoaplUI and '*■' A J«Mo Darning, Bay Plots VA ■ GOOD LUCK TROLLS AND MASCOTS This Week HARRIETT JOHNSON, newly elected commander of Seminole County Unit SO Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary is shown presenting a gift to Ada Williams, P lant City, department commander for the state of Florida Sunday when the Sanford chapter and unit were hosts to the Sixth D istrict meeting held a t the chapter home, Orlando Drive. Others pictured from left are Pearl Le Due, Orlando, sixth district commander; Doris Grayam, Vero Beach, national fifth district executive committeewoman and Doris Rotundo, Sanford, state treasurer. The Zeta XI Chapter of Bo’ i Sigma Phi a n sponsor­ ing a rummage sale this F it day and Saturday at the cor­ ner of 13th 8t. and Sanford Ave. Hcura for both days a n from B a.ra, to 9 p.m. The proceed* will be Died for the welfare work of the chapter both locally and Internatlon. ally. Jaycee Wives President Honors Board Members At Morning Coffee The Ladies Aid of the Luth­ eran Church of the Redeemer will hold their regular month­ ly meeting this Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at tha church, ac­ cording to Mrs. Jim Ekern, publicity chairman. Mrs. Hammond Polk, n tlr-IT c m Price, Mrs. Garnett] Mrt. Philip 8kates, Mrs. Da-j Tetenbaum and Mrs. Wallaca She urged all members to Ing president of the Jaycca JWhite, Mra. Lawrence Skates, | vld Berrien, Mrs. Charles | Peacock. make a special effort to at­ Wives Club entertained the tend this meeting as plana will be made for the Sept. 29 retiring and Incoming board meeting to bo held In Sanford members with a coffee at her o( the officers of the Floridahome, 003 Daywood Drive, In Georgia Diatrlct. Sunland Estates, Saturday mcrnlng. The refreshment table was New Fall Hats overlaid with a lacs d o th anil bald a canter arrangement of fall flowers. Aaaorted pas* Sklpmeat tries, coffee and cold drinks Just were served by the hostess. Arrived I After a social get-together members of the new board held a abort meeting and or­ Beautiful ganised committees for the coming year. New Styles Those attending were Mre. In Furs And Fabrics — - and DELIVERED ON TIME Tour Downtown Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. lat A Sanford A»«. FA 3.1823 or FA 3-8431 SALE EN TIR E S T O C K SHORT S LEEV E SPORT SHIRTS VALUES TO $5.95 NOW $2,s MRS. HAMMOND POLK, seutctl, Borves Incoming president, Mrs. Tom Price, left, nt a coffee for incoming anil retiring board members of the Jaycee Wives Club. Others from left are Mrs. Phillip Skates, retiring di­ rector; Mra. Wallnce Peacock, retiring secretary and Mrs. Lawrence Skates, retiring director. (Hcrnld Photo) WE WILL BE OPEN AND READY TO SERVE YOU FRIDAY MORNING SEPTEMBER 20th ESTRON PRINT Looks. Foote LIU Laxary Bilk 44 la . — Maskable ACCREDITED FBL KITH MILADY’S TILL Of Fla* 100 8. Parti • to t CHARGE ACCOUNT* WELCOMED According to the ancient Hebraic Calendar, tha 10 days front sunset oa Wednes­ day, September 18, 1963, to aunset on Saturday, September 28, 1963, o n High Holydayo. The Jewish Year 5724 commences with Rooh Hnahonah (Bo* ginning of the Year), and (he 10-day period of penance and repentance end* with Yom Kippur (Day of Atonement). In Observance Of These Religious Holidays The Following Sanford Stores Will B e..* CLOSED THURSDAY, SEPT. 19lh Party Mbs Diana Jones and Mlsa Jane Nison were hostcisea at ■ chatter party for a former achoolmate, Mlsa N a n c y Riggs, at the Jonea borne re­ cently. Alias Riggs is leaving to at­ tend Massey Business College In Jacksonville. She was pre­ sented s gift by the hostesses. Attending were Miss Riggs, Misses Judy and Joy Harvey, Miss Glenda Alberts, Miss Lynn Jones, Miss Jean Mas­ ters. Miss Maxine Stowell and the hostesses. M EN ’S WASH A N D WEAR PANTS Mrs, John W. Clough has returned from an extensive vacation In the north. She went by plane to New York, Connecticut, Michigan and Philadelphia, Pa., for a visit with friends and relativei. ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS FASHIONS 310 S. Sanford Avenue Open Wrd. Afternoon A Fri. Nit# This atoro cloud also oa Friday, 8opL 20th, entll 4 p.m. o s t o r ia TIN 01X19 00 SAMSON Honored With Cuddly hock Doll A cuddly sock doll that la sure to be adored by the litttle ml**! Easy to make from a nun's size 12 standard sock and acraps of left over fabric for costume. No. 1U1I has pattern plecea (or doll and costume; lull di­ rections. To order send 33 cents in coins for each pattern to: Creative Woman lanford Herald !0X 438, Jliiltown Station New York 19. N. Y. Howes 2320 Park Drive Nancy Riggs W OM AN CREATIVE Personals YOUN G WE ALL DAY THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, IN OBSERVANCE OF A RELIGIOUS HOUDAY From 3£.99 FROM I I M UP Gift* - Cords • Books (Formerly McVtears) 210 E. First 81. co-chairman. Mrs. Tindel la a charter member. Refreshments of cookies sad coffee w e n served by the hoeteases Mrs. J . C, Sapp and Mrs. Louisa Rushtow to: Mrs. Robert Mann, Mrs, Wil­ liam CarTotl Sr., Mra. Wil­ liam Carroll Jr., Mrs. Jack Standlfsr, Mrs. Marion Lae, Mrs. Thelma Emerson, Mmta. Tindel, Hunter and Johnson. Guests w e n Mra. William Grow of Washington, XL C. sister-in-law of Mra, Johnson and Mlis Wilson. Hostesses for the October mooting will bo Mrs. Mann and Mra. Tindel. I t will ba hold In the Monro* Community Building, Ladies A id T o Meet Tomorrow Unlqo* Lltll* Character Made Of Waahabla Plastic With Real H a i r ................ An Uaasaal Gift For AU Agta From I To 99. Flemings A CLASSIC NAME IN FINE STEMWARE SEE THE FINE SELECTION OF COLORS IN THE JAMESTOWN PATTERN 8J.95 SW EEN EY’S OFFICE SUPPLIES GIFTS 152-H H & A DEPARTMENT STORE 401 Sanford Avenue Thla atoro cloud alas oa Friday, Srpt. 29th, until 0 p.m. HOLLYWOOD SHOP 114 East First Street MANUEL JACOBSON DEPARTMENT STORE 213 East F irst Street SANFORD JEWELRY & LUGGAGE <te.fO B B 1 5 R S ,f r SOCK DOLL <-■ ■ :f t, !■ Pegs 8 — Sept. 18, IMS total bom* t o . "'TiS non .-f, c BA SQ U E Corner First & Palmetto Avenue All Weather WERE $5.00 SANFORD LINOLEUM & TILE NOW $2W OVER AND UNDER . . . IN: H1LK — VELVET — SUEDE TWEEDS and GABARDINES BY — ALLSTATE GARMENT CO. and "THE VILLAGER* MARY E ST H E R ’S "Featuring Fashions J u t For You" 200 N. PARK AVE. OPEN WED. AFTERNOONS and high la fa. •Moit. California Cobblers wear* a mafic spell with a romantic little flat they call “ Basque", la the Pyrenees or oa tko plains . . . you’ll love tk* "give** of Ui* vamp woven la supple nnllaed Sugar Kid. And, you'll “tak#c to Itn soft ways tkat cost J u t 9.93. Uavt It In abodes of Black or Red. Qosufs Shoe Store 127 West First Street SANFORD SHOE CENTER 207 West First Street �- __ r- M « l •••• ' M l e p f . I f , IM S — F » g * f 30 jaycees P irn Clinic Super-Right Freddy Expert In Rabies Warning By J i m C i M l k n y There have been nearly 200 easea or animal bites report­ ed during the first eight months of this gear In Semi­ nole County, according to Val Itohbins. county sanitarian. The many unlicensed, un­ vaccinated canines running loose In the city and county pose a- constant threat in that they are potential car­ riers of rabies. "Man’s best friend" can quickly change Into a dan­ gerous foe, and it is duty of every dog owner to have his pet protected against rab­ ies for bis sake as well ss other animals and humans. There were an equal num­ ber of cat and dog bites re­ ported last year In the state and Robbins advises all eat owners of the Importance of immunising their pets ai well. "Health officers all over the United States ars trying to eliminate rabies from the country but until we can Tito Seen As Super-Salesman For Red Peaceful Co-Existence Ity Leon Deaae* Newspaper Enterprise Anslj.it UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (NEA)Piesiilent Tito Is expected to stress the "realism" of an East-West nonaggrrs. a ion puct when he meet* with President Kennedy during the foil session of the United Na­ tions. Neutralist dlploniuta t e e Yugoslavia's chief emerging in s new role of "independ­ ent" negotiattr at a result of his latest agreement with Pre­ mier Khrushchev. Yugoslavia, though Com­ munist, remains officially in­ dependent of the Soviet block of nations. Tito perhaps more than any other neutralist—ap­ preciates the great economic advantages of ‘ n o n s l l g n nient." practically every in­ dustrial plant he s h o w e d Khrushchev during the Soviet p r e m i e r ’s recent awing thruugh Yugoslavia wits built with the help of Western, especially American funds. Tito also expects a 125 mil­ lion grant and a 125 million loan in U. S. counterpart funds promised recently by Secretary of Agriculture Or­ ville Freeman, to help rebuild Skopje, destroyed by earth­ quake. Counterpart funde ere Yugoslav currency earned by the U .S. from sale of surplus farm products. The Yugoslav president, with Khrushchev’s agreement, is not likely to forfeit massive U. S. economic ah) by becom­ ing a full member of the Mos­ cow-dominated Warsaw Pact military alliance. But UN diplomats now ex­ pert Tito to become the diplo­ matic supersaleemnn of Rus­ sia's brand of peaceful co-exi s t e n c e and especially of Khrushchev's nonaggression pact. A nonsggresxlon pact be­ tween the Warsaw alliance and NATO remains the corn­ erstone of Moscow’s current diplomatic offensive. It thus will ho Tito'a first niujor dip­ lomatic assignment as an "in­ dependent'’—though a Com­ munist friendly to Moscow— to sell President Kennedy the supposed grunt advantages to peace of an East-West nonaggrrseion pact. Why is Premier Khrushchev to eager to sign auch a pact with tlie West? In the view of specialists on Russia, the So­ viet Premier alms, among other things, to raise the pres­ tige of the Warsaw Pact alli­ ance by putting it on the same level us NATO. Khrushchev wants tho two alliances to appear as equallie will then he in a position to tell the West: "Each of us has its own system of alli­ ances. They are cquol. Let us, then, sacrifice equally by dis­ solving our military bonds in the Interest of pears." Out, the fact is that the Warsaw alliance wee never more than a front for putting the armies of Moscow's East European satellitea under Rus­ sian command. When the Warsaw Treaty wus first signed by the Rus­ sians and their East European satellites, Including Commun­ ist East Germany, In 1955, Khrushchev described It as s c o u n t e r p a r t to the Free World's North Atluntlc alllliance. Out the Warsaw alli­ ance never approached even remotely NATO's Internation­ al significance. Moscow did not succeed in persuading a single independent European nation to sign the Warsaw Treaty. However, the Soviet premier obviously hopes to Isolate West Germany and eventually destroy NATO by dangling the dissolution of the Warsaw Part alllunee as bait at the diplomatic bargaining table. A nonaggression pact would also giva Russia’s colonial em­ pire, reaching to tha river Elbe, recognition by the West, to convince the Poles, Ciecha, It would bu used by the Reda East Germans, Hungarians, Romanians a n d Bulgarians that the Free World considers them in the Russian orbit and la no longer interested in their freedom. This at a historic moment when the Red empire Is crack­ ing due to the bitter quarrel between Khrushchev and Red China's Mao Tae-tung. It is considered highly un­ likely even by neutralist diplo­ mats In the UN that Tito, for all hla professed Independence, will persuade President Ken­ nedy to fall into Khrushchev’s trsp. Hut some members of the Kennedy administration ars apparently convinced that a nonaggression pact of the type favored by Khruihchev and hla newfound ally Tito would be a logical implement­ ation of tha nuclear test ban agreement. It’s Gilding Garlic, Onions By Unted Press International The onion, leek, garlic and welsh onl'wi all are mem­ bers of the Illy family, ae* fording to the Nntioaal Geo­ graphic Society. DaysTo Better Grades get and hasp our dogs vac­ cinated tha possibility of rablea must b« considered with every bit*,’" Robbins said. Dr. Jam es H. Steele, pub­ lic health veterinarian of the U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, oi­ lers the following advlco if you or your dog is bitten: Wash tho w w ai tfcacooghfy with m y and water at once. Babies transmitted feeted salvia becomes estab­ lished In the bite wound. Second, eeofiM tho bit­ ing dog no that bo it avail­ able for observation. If ho is a stray ae la acting strangely, try to bavo the dog pooud to handle him. (The city tt Sanferd ban n part-time deg warden and p a n d bat the county baa on facility as yet far Im­ pounding dags.) Third, report the bile Immediately to a doctor or veterinarian, who moat notify the dog control au­ thorities. If yon cannot reach a doctor right away, call your local health de­ partment. Teach children not In pet atraage dogs and keep away from dogs when they are sick. In order lo deserve your dog's loyalty you should have him m seclnatod as of­ ten as the vetrrlnsrlsn ad­ vises. if your dog Hems sick, or has been in contact with ■ dog suspected of rabies, taka him to the veterinarian. Sus­ pect rabies when a dog is dull or uneasy in behavior, when hla bsrk changes tone, when thick saliva collects on his mouth, when bo tries to eat wood, earth or clothing. A dog does not have to look or act "m ad" to have rabies. The "dumb" type of rabica In which a dog slinka away and dies in a paralytic coma la soma Instances may be more dangerous than the "furious" type, in which he attacks everything in his path, because the Individual does not realizt the animal is rabid. Keep your pet away from stray dogs or wild animals who may attack him and keep him off the streets If rabies is reported In your ares. Ignoring these precautions may result In an agonising death or a treatment consist­ ing of n painful and coatly series of at least 14 Inocula­ tions for yourself or ■ loved one. Special rabies vaccination clinics ha vs been scheduled by tha Sanford-SemlaoU Jaycees fur Saturday, Sept. 31, from 2-5 p m. at tha Jaycee Building on French Avenue, Lake Mary E l e m e n t a r y School and the American Le­ gion Building on Highway 17-92 for your convenience er this immunisation may be given by any of the veterin­ arians at their offices. How To Boat A n Old Bugaboo By The Beading Laboratory Written for Newspaper Enterprise Association Ws ’ts saved mathematics until now, because for many students It's the toughest sub­ ject In schooL The feeling seems to be th at anybody can learn to pass English or his­ tory, but that you have to be especially suited for mathe­ matics, that you have to have n special kind of mind. This Is not true. You don’t have to be ipeclal to get through the average math course. If you're having trou­ ble, chances are you’re study­ ing the wrong way. Which brings up tho question: What Is mathematics T What dots It try to dot Mathematics Is a logical, eontentlcsi, but often very meaningful systam of thought. Let’s take a simple example: 2 plus 2 equals 4. That is al­ ways correct, but do you know why 7 3 plus 2 equals 4 be­ cause mathematicians say sol la other words, mathema­ ticians have defined "2 plat 2* as "4”. That’s why they can't be wrong; there's noth­ ing to be wrong shout. So sctually, ths statement *2 plus 2 equals 4" says about as much as tho statement, "a big book is s big book." We can aay, then, that mathematics Is contentless. But once «« have these atwaya-correct contentles* laws we esn apply them to our dolly lives and often we find them very meaningful. Nobody will trru e that addition Isn't useful and meaningful. It's easy to see that mathe­ matics Is logical. If we aay that 1 plus 1 equals 2 and 2 plus 1 equals 4, we have no choke but to say th at 1 plus t plus t plus I equals 4. There’s no other wty to do it. Any other wsy would be illogical. And mnthemstlca insists an logic. Essentially, then, mathe­ matics Is simply n sat of sym­ bols that somebody (centuries of mathematicians actually) Invented. They alas Invented certain rules for manipulating these symbols. As long ss you follow these rules, you can't do anytUng wrong If you follow tho rules (and there are not many of them), the world's greatest mathema­ tician can’t tell yon that you're wrong. By Itself, mathematics ha* nothing to do with reality. Its usefulness comes from the fact that we can think shout the real world In s mathemat­ ical way end thereby under­ stand It better. Obviously, you wouldn't try to overview n math book. It doesn't work. To learn the rules of mathematics, you have to go otop by step. You have to "rood between the commas." You’ll find that ev­ ery rule In math Is based on the on* that directly preceded It. If you don’t understand something, you can’t hope that It’ll come elcsr later on. Y’ou must understand each step before you can under­ stand tho next step. Take each page ss It come*. Work through the page point by point Work through any ex­ amples. You'll get into the swing of It easily. 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Thank of mathematics this way, lt’e ths only course where you esn really be sure of getting 100 on a te s t If you follow the mathematical rules, you can't get anything but 100. The trick is to go alow, to understand each point before you go on to the next and to sea hnw each rule follows from the one that precedes it. JAYCEES $3 A llim i j ex0|a 4^ Detergent Tablets Giant Liquid Diet Food 10 Og. Cs* Salvo 79c Sego 3/89c ►i'» PLJUMTtitPJ 6/65c 2/49c IVi-Lb. Jsa e Parker D e lk W PEACH PIES l u- 10»* * * * * * Tow Choice 39 Price* In tkle sd or* gaud thrsugh Rslurday, Beeptcatber 2L Magnolia At*, *1 1*4 BL, Sanford, PI*. I l �j « By Abigail Van Buran OU.VOOP TMwftC it fiOONPCO se*y » maa at work and liked him right away. I knew that be waa married, but we saw each other anyway btcauae he aald his wife didn’t eara if be went around with other women. I gueai it must be true because he never has lo rush borne, and be can get away lo see me as much as be wanta to. I am divorced. I don't want any trouble, Abby, so I told b in . I wasn’t going to go on seeing him unless be brought me a note from his wife saying she didn't care. If aha will do this. I’ll go on seeing him—otherwise, I won't. He says ha'll put her on the phone, but ha won’t aak her to sign any­ thing. What do you think, Abby? I am 41 years old and I don't want a shot is the bead. CAREFUL DEAR CAREFUL: Note or no nota, you're la the wrong game, with the wrong guy, at the wrong time. You've admitted it—now act on your confession. x sw > R E M E M B E R HOW U YOU A L W A Y S T E L L o M E TO B E K IN D \ T O TH O SE L E S S ' baad and f wanted to will our bodies to a medical col­ lege. When w t wrote tell­ ing them about it, they wrote back and told ui wa would hare to pay the *hipping chargei. We wrote back asking them bow much it would coil. They wrote and aald they didn't know, but when the time came they'd take it out of our eitatea. Wouldn't you think if they wanted our bodlea they would be glad to pay the ahlpptng chargei? Or a t le n t tell ua bow much It will cost? MRS. C. DEAR MRS. C.t More In­ formation la needed here. Send me your full name and addreaa (it will be con­ fidential) and the name of the medical college to which you wrote. fcV -vFO R T L IN A T E I ju s t w a n t s o i n s e e mow voud look WITH A POMPAOOUf) Taka a look at the North h a n d only. Your partner opens one no-trump. If you play no conventions at ill In reiponsa to a no-trump your best bet Is to pass. You will only gat into trouble if you Two heart* figures to be a better spot than one no-trump and ordinary Stiyman play­ ers can get there by simply bidding t w o hearts. Two spades will b t even better if your partner holds f o u r spades and Jacoby-Stiyman makes It possible for you to have your cake and eat It too. You respond with two clubs. Your ■won* partner paotaaoa »*•■/ may only rebid to two in a suit. If his r*bld Is 1 9tx hour* our op row. IR05S5UD ANCHOR* Ofb P0T09I. AM> LldHTIR* 0PPOW I5 0P XOOIAM S&S8T tOa Pennant Race A t A Glance w hy By UeMrd Press Intersstloosl W I. Fct.GB GR Lns Angeles 92 5# .609 It St. Louia 91 62 .59) 1 9 Games remaining: Los Angeles (11) — Home (9): Pittsburgh Sept. 20 (n) 21, (n) 22; New York, Sept. 24 (n), 25 (n), 26 (n); Phila­ delphia, Sept. 27 (n). 29 (n), 29. Away (2): At St. Louis Sept. 17 (n), II (n). St. Louis (9) - Home (5): Inis Angeles, Sept. 17 (n), 19 (it); Cincinnati, Sept. 77 (n), 29. 29. Awsy (4): At Clncln- is w r THE FIRE _ EHGINE-OUr . F R K X /J CIAH6S -t w j—* /VUE KIHCA FAR.AFWtj£ y ** vpM, thcyU HMa-.' YLM, l \ SURE,OOP.. r INCLUDING . PO ALL THINK I WILL J VCU KNOW OUR rot Mg'AL] RIGHT. LA) HAVE A /WHLKE He , . miSONfck'S J WU CAN , look m 10.' ^ ) I t A), I < rlfcE FOR ( At 'EM S-L___ ^ SUPPOSE)1) YWJRSHF 'M / aUTOF s cou rse. you cam ro . fttVLV©.' HOWCAMR3UW f I l IKE TO 1 THAI f you HAKlLy I HUNK I —^ SHOWME. y HAVEAGREAT IWTDNCr . AHiXJT W-fm rrcFtB. l IT'S ALOVELY Hiatt 6UUMe.L9TV CO FOR A CFIVE AHD M n w f t l.MLO'L MORE O IN'DIHCIC. ceilent, hut the title could be misleading. Anyone who thinks there la soma quick and easy formula for good manners is bound to come up missing. Above all else, good man­ ners take aomo Urns. It takes time to hear the other person through without takes interrupting, time plus patience if the other person happens to be a bore. It takes time to do the small favurs for others that are such an importsnt part of good manners—the troubling to put yourself out fur some­ one else. It takes time to write the thank-you notes, the breadand-butter letters, the words of condolence, the letters of congratulation that etiquette demands and that friendship dictates. it takes time to call on a new neighbor, to visit the . Rides 5 Winners A rjiM cm m x hq. tHOUCM CF TN9f VCU TWOARE OtARCED WITH (NTTWHS THE . wiM Hcuce-AntsLFms 1 AWUCnOMCF THEHELMURL—J jne MfV O M /M ttfTCII'IL TALK/ CR DO WE HAVE TO MAKE TOO TALK f , It takes time to keep in touch with friends. tt takes time to entertain the unexpected guest, and to make him feci that he has not intruded. Good manner*, in fact, are so much a mailer of “taking time" lo be gracious and friendly and helpful that the more we rush around the more our manner* suffer. ilow often we make and Iwar such excuses as, “ I've been meaning to write yon for such a long time—but I , u»t haven't had a moment," or "I'm ashamed I didn't get by to see you when you were in (he hospital—but I’ve been so busy." Politeness pays at home: Read "How lo Have a Happy Husband." Just send 25 cents to Ruth Millett Reader Ser­ vice, c/o The Sanford Herald, P. 0. Box 499. Dept. A. Radio City Station, New York 19, N. Y. Pace Winners DUNEDIN, Fla. (UPI) — Professional golfs big threeArnold Palmer, Jack Nickla us and Julius Boros—con­ tinue to lead the nation's golfers in PGA-sancttoned NL Calls Umpire tournament earnings. Palmer has collected an CINCINNATI (U1*I> John Klibler, 54, in umpire unofficial total or 5101.555; from the International Lea­ Nicklaus, 593,465 and Boros. gue, has been called up to $72,956.67. replace vetrran National W n ilh ir ISl III 1:11 111 1:1* 111 l*i HI 111! IS) 1 ** (I) Birhtlnr Kmlh-r (Itneral Hnapliat focus ScUnco As Thn World Toro# .v i » v - Dm * foeBill Cartoon* P*opt* WHS Wb» (Color) (SI Pnaaword III Ann HothtrW 11* 111 Xewa 1:1* 111 Doctors i«l Hooo* Portf (») Dor Court I II 1»> Mtwi— Moo ord I N 111 l«orot(o Tonne 1(1 To Toll Ttio Trut* l»l uuaan fo r A Dof 1:1* 1(1 New*— Ed words i n d> You Uoo’t a*r (Color) It) K.ln* of Wish! (tl Who Do You TrnolT 4 *♦ 111 llotch Hum I d ttecret Worm IS) Trollmoatrr 4:1* 111 Nowo— Sond»f Vsoorur 4:M tl) Hurtio and Alia* i d Itnrlo Walt 1.0* 111 Heat of (IrourbS ( * l lln in r o *10 111 Itlflattiail 1*1 HllcL ■ -rr Itoood TV RENTAL • Sal** • Servka Seminole TV FA 2-011 Zenith O tar TV Sat** K M Hanford As*. hair u her crowning *lurv," v»>* Sam 'Tl bnnu hr* beauty to (trite* height! * (Watrh for Saaay Weekly)' 2 Under Par? Player-Coach MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) Harry Slnden ha* been sign­ ed as plsyer-coach of the new klinneapolis Bruins hoc­ key team in the International League. Slnden was former­ ly player-coach with the Kingston, Out,, team of the defunct Eastern Profession­ al Hockey league. 1:00 H i Nawrs. 1:1* ID Vlrslntan IS) CUN ll-porl* S ot ISI I’atlr Duka 110 IS) Tlxhtrop* IS) Prlra la Rleht S:«* ill Mlalrrjr Thralee 111 tlavarty lllllbllllan CONFIDENTIAL TO MAY'S 1*1 Ban t'aaay WIFE: You are mountain- »:1» i*| Dick Von Dykn climbing over molehilli. Be 10:9* (1) Klaranth Ilnur • SI Reckoning grateful that you still have ISI (’banning a husband who always 11:*n 11)1*1 .Yawn. Wrothcr Hporta leaves his shoes in the liv­ IS) Nan* — M o r n k ing room. Martin What’s an your mind? I I I * IS) Nana. Weal her, Oporto For a personal reply, lend 11:1a («l Marla Tnrnlahad' a self-addressed, stamped fisiai Carao* DEAR ABBY: 1 have been envelope to Abby, Box .1.146, II lo tl) Johnny IColorl Beverly Hills, Calif. invited to a number of l»i TV Iliaikiilit 11 1! ill Mnalo -Whin* Oa. weddings this summer, and liartaal Moon'' Hat* to write letters? my problem is I never know Send one dollar to ABBY, what to say when I go Box 3366, Beverly Hills, through the receiving line. 1:1* 111 Florida Hlatory Calif., for Abby’# new book­ I have a friend who always S i i ill tiro** and Farm Hepurt let. ‘'HOW TO WRITE says something funny when T.'i* til Tnd.tr—lluah linen* LETTERS FOR ALL OC­ ha ahakes hands with the t(l Film Feature* T-11 111 Humhlna Almanac CASIONS’*. parenta of tbs bride, like MO 1)1 lllckln Evan* I :la t() lan-al Now*. Wea­ ther 1:00 to Captain Kannarno 1:1* to Cartoon* Jack lactam::* By Oswald Jacoby I ii» tl) (O Amtrtcah lllatory til K u rrlir For Woman 1:11 111 Cartoon* rrsponded two hearts direct­ l:l<> til llal* Mtnrni 1*1 I to m p r r Itoom ly. Actually he bids two 10:0* 111 F a r W h en l() Yaw*— Mika Halspades and you have found lac* IV) N palllah the right spot. t*:l* (II Yew*— Kilwln NawYou will make two spades man Tour ltun< h even if you get the best de­ 10.1* (1) Flay (Color) fense, a spade opening and a (O 1 lau* Lucy IS) Daramhar llrldn spade return. You win the U:0S (It Concentration •econd spade In your hand, IO ItcCuy* III frlc* la Rluht cash the ace and king of 11:14 II) lllulng Links hearts and ruff a heart. Now (Color (() 1'cta and (llailya you lead your last spade to (II S tu n Keys dummy's queen and give West a heart trick. In order THURSDAY P. M. to hold you to two Weit must 11 1 # (1) T o u r Flrat linpr***ton (Color) lead a diamond to his p art­ (SI lair* or Ufa ner, who must return a club, l»> K n it* F o ri] whereupon they get two club S:li Id Saw* — Harry R*asonar , tricks plus the spade heart 1:1* ID Truth or Con. a. UUancsa and diamond already in their w _ (() Heard! for Tomor­ would have been if you had possession. row ID Father Know* H**l 1:IS (SI liulillnit Light Jh a Everything today has to be "quick and easy" or "initan t," so it's not surprising that there Is a new manners book, called "The Collier Quick and Easy Guide to Eti­ quette." The book may be ex- PULLOVER., “Well, you aren't LOSING a daughter, you're GAIN­ ING a bathroom!*' Ta this appropriate or shouldn't something a little more ser­ ious be said? STUMPED fOR WORDS DEAR STUMPED: The parents of the bride and groom, and the groom, should be congratulated — never the bride. She la wished a lifetime of happi­ ness. and the jokes are sav­ ed for later. ST. LOUIS (U P I)—Roger Lord, 78, bettered his age by two strokes whan h* carded a 76 on the Old Wnrson Coun­ try Club golf course. ■w . Wild! I I 0«W Make Your Ford C O O L ! WE WILL AIR CONDITION THE FOLLOWING MAKE CARS, UNTIL STOCK IS EXHAUSTED, AT THE NEW LOW PRICE OF — SAVE NOW IN S T A L L E D ! NOW SHOWING AT 109 • 4:00 • 9:25 9:15 1962 FALCON ft COMET With V arum Windshield Wipers 1962 FAIRLANB ft METEOR H Cylinder 1960 - 6 1 - 9 2 FORD V-H - 220 II.P. Engine 1938 • 92 FORD V-9 - 175 II.P. Engine 1941 FALCON 8 Cylinder 1961 GAI.AXIE 9 Cylinder • 220 II.P. Engine 1961 GALAXIE 9 Cylinder - 164 II.P. Engine WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS FREEHOLD, N.J. (UPD— Carmine Abbatiello rode five winners in six rscet Monday at Freehold Raceway to tie a track record in hia home town. Only two other joc­ keys have scored five win­ ners In one day at the track. CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE EASY PAYMENT PLAN D ELIC IO U S WHATABURGER NOW OPEN 2445 FRENCH A VE, SANFORD Fee Carry Out Orders Plena* Phon* 122-9619 Wa ll Have It Hrady 'Your Friendly Ford Dealer” Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT 308 E. F i r s t S t. Ph. FA 2-1481 W. Park MI 4-891* �Now Is The Time To Plant Yourself In Your Own Home... Look To W ant-A ds By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES Phone SWEKTIK PIE By Nadine Seltzer 322-5612 Classified 322-5613 Ol)r Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tuts., thru Fri. - - P. M. day brfore insertion. Mon. - Sat. noon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tue*., thru FrL - 2 P. M. day before iniertion. Mon. • S a t BOOB. 1. I .or l f t F ours LOST; Grey overnight Bag, in vicinity of 20th A Park, Saturday evening. Contain­ ing clothes A cosmetics. Reward. Call Harriett's Beauty Nook. FA 2 5742 or FA 2-2153 evenings. 2. N o tice* - P e rso n a ls 1 mad* Horse* apologfu for saying I exaggerate. H« VACUUM CLEANER, repairs, parts, supplies for Electro­ •ski s i I do is axpand th* factal" to Prarlaua Pm— Schools A C IO U I Cl Slam raOffo • Lo» A n n i e * u n l v t n u y (ib.) 11Top 15 Left IB Bishopric 22 Rabbit's till 23 Hindu n u n s 34 Rodent IS Cyclones IS natural so vine PIANO A Organ Lessons. Be­ ginners, advsneed. Child­ ren, adulti. Experienced teacher Call FA 2 3328. script I Cocaine touron 10 Die tot bird 11 Itsadto It Midday 3 . E d u c a tio n • In s tru c tio n * Roman writer 7 Lug • Milliwatt 11 I l i a C a n t o * lux, Kirby, Hoover, AirWay. Rex-Air etc. Free pickup. New and Used cleaners sold. FA 2-22*2, IT Mixturu 6. F o r K ent fraitfvrd frrilft S ep t. 19. 1DC3 — Pupre 11 12. Real E a ta U F o r Sal* IN DEBARY'. 2 Bedrooms, 2 Cut *X Curl Beauty Shop bathi, 2 utilitici. School bus 318 Palmetto Ave. service. $9,950. *500 down. WE now nave a special facial booth, services from tip to Balance to ault purchaser. 322 8282. tip. F ret parking lo t Open evenings by appointment3 BEDROOMS. 1 4 bath. Phon« door (1) 322 0834 Screened porch. Built-in Phone door (2) 322*1125 range gsuo down. $67.00 month. No qualifying. 836 FREE *50 PERM. WAVE Complete Beauty Scrvica t.ormann Circle North. Kevelon A Patricia Stevens I.ungdale. Long wood Fla. Cosmetic* Harriett's Beauty Nook LOVELY 2 Bedroom block Hume with separate din­ 105 So. Oak. FA 2-5742 ing room. Large screened eist porch. Located on 25. P lu m b in g Service* large corner lot with fruit, PLUMBING uak It magnolia trees. 2 Contracting Repairs Car garage. By owner Ph. FREE ESTIMATES FA 2-4199. R. L. HARVEY IMW RENTALS DEVELOPER OR PARTNERSHIP WANTED Have the following property: A. Approximately 25 acres; all on lake and canal. Divi.sable Into 20-22 kits. Seminole County. Also ideal for trailer camps or sites. B. 58 acrei, near Deltona, 3300 feet on Lake Munroe, 400) feet Highway frontage. Ideal for subdivision, host yard. rU \, Owner will be In Florida last part of Oct­ “ T h * j d o n 't r e n t kiddie c a re t" ober. Franr J. Polg.tr, Box 215, 6. F o r Kent 12. Real K n ta tc F o r Sal* Rye. N. Y. 1 BEDROOM Apartnicnt. FDR SALE BY OWNER. 3 FHA - VA Quiet neighborhood. FA 2Bedrooms, 2 baths, Fla. G O V E R N M E N T H O M ES 1162 from 8:36 to 6 p. in. room, largo liying room. 3 AND 3 BEDROOMS Monday thru Friday. Ph. 323 01182. 1 AND £ HAl'IIS FA 2-4161 any other time. MOST KITCHEN EQUIPPED 3 BEDROOM CB House. 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom DOWN PAYMENTS FROM Fenced in backyard, ih.ilI louses. FA 2-3683. W well. Take up pay­ ments. 116 N. Sunl ami Dr. LARGE 2 Br. Kit. Kq.. *56. FURN. 2 Bedroom House. $100 VA TO $250 FHA 3 Br. 1 4 bath |IM). Ph. FA 2*7615. 31 Roy's Adult!. No pet*. FA 2-7664. I Rib) LOIV MONTHLY £1 KrrrM B Exceptionally nice A Furn. 26 Pakistan Indian LAKE MARY neat 2 Bedroom PAYMENTS 2 BEDROOM (urn. Apt. New­ province 43 Tla iaiian City clean 2 Or. central air23 Fait (It Home situated on 2 44 lliLlical region 27 uirlln z EXCELLENT LOCATIONS ly decorated. 6iM Palmetto. 2S Nagged conditioning A heating $125. 28 Re hold iPalin) 47 Supplici with large shaded lots. Lake 30 Spar IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Call FA 2-1374 utter 6. 20 Southern 41 Praya troops (mil.) Large 4 Hr. Muvfair $lliO. 31 Papal name unlverilty 42 Swiy. privileges on big Lake 49 Wfetter AND 32 Shield 2 BEDROOM House furnish­ Mary. Only $5,500. 33 Top card 1“ r ~ r 1 l IT r r ROSA L. PAYTON 1 1 3 7“ 34 Small boat ed. including telephone A \VE CAN QUALIFY YOU Reg. Real Estate Broker 33 Football rrIS r St. Johns Realty T.V. FA 2 6228. position FA 2-1301 17-92 al Hiawatha FOR ONE O F THESE THE TIME TESTED FIRM 9fl Cauibrtdfw \r w IT OUTSTANDING h o m e university 116 N. Park Ave. FA 26125 Ft'UN. Lovely large 4 room HOUSKTHAU.KH. also Apt. 31 Tldck aoup ir 1 26 BUYS IN MINUTKSI Adults. No animals. Ph. Apt. 1 4 bath, large screen­ 3# l.ubrtcant FOR COMPLETE 40 Army front FA 2-2)47. 15. n iis in e s s O p p o rtu n ity 111 ed parch. FA 2-4950. 41 School in INFORMATION Providence 24 A it 21 24 SERVICE Station for lease. 2 1IEDK00M House. Kitchen 7. Hu.slne.4N K entul* 44 New Yask S E E OK C A L L w : Inventory take-over. Good »'hool sr equipped. 323 0tJti2. 49 Cultural ataf* 803 l i t St. 6 ROOMS. .Suita­ location Ph. FA 2-4312. ■ u ‘ lareboot.) 3“ ble for Office. Parking 2 llKDUuu.M Houmj unfur­ COItalian coin ■ Cl Valley available in rear. 322-274) 16. F em ale H elp W anted nished. Kitchen equipped. TT Rral Estate—Mortgage! B2 Mouth* from 14-6 p.nt. _ w Venetiun blinds and Fla. M Spirit Ill N. Park Ave. 322 2126 WOMAN WHO CAN DRIVE Jl *4 prod Room. $H0 month. 2101) SUITE of offices its Edwards Ravenna Park 1 FA 2 7435 lo call regularly each month 63 Teleaet l l l h 42 r T I T s r Amelia. FA 2-2373. 04 c a t h e d r a l Building, corner of Com­ FA 2*267* FA 2-3826 FA 2-8360 on established Studio Girl r cbtirehe* Evenings *r 16 Cosmetic* client! In ami mercial A I’ark. Ph. FA 3 KAl. Furn. Apt. Clean. All I DOWN ' around Sanford making 2-7898. 1 Yawn Utilities. $30. 322 27144. rr u U LAKEFHONT HOME T o HE 3 Mlrnkker necessary deliveries, etc. 3 PROUD OF. Custom built, 3 Mia* Horn* er u u NICELY furnished 2 Bed­ 8. I leach Kent ala or 4 hours per day. Route 4 Died out fa 2 RK. 1 4 bath, dbl. carport; room House. FA 2H274. will pay up lo $5.00 per HUrCIIISON Ocean front garden space, nice shrub­ hour. Write STUDIO GIRL UNFURNISHED large 2 bed­ Apartment. Daytona Beach. bery with irrigation, pier COSMETICS, Dept. 70939, room Ouplex. Fla. room. FA 2 4058. Legal Notice Into lake. For a better hume Legal Notice Glendale, Calif. Electron heat. 14th St. l\ Till: I 'tlllT ir CtU'RT *ald h e r e in 9. F o r Sale o r Rent. Longuood $383£)&. 17. M ale H elp W an ted n r r i f t : nth j i n u t t L i i h TO U A R B hereb y n o t i f i e d ( I IT I t t i l l FOM »K.Mt- t h a t a C o m p la in t t o f o r e - FURN. Apt. 2300 MHlonville. 5 ROOM House. N17 fataliua. .v i i .i : r o n r v , n .o m its cb*.* n c e r t a i n n t o r lc n a e otiWANTED colored young man c u m h e r l n K t h e f o llo w ln a d - s . INVESTMENT A REALTY It u m t R H I Ml. 1310* for Grocery Store located HAST I1ROOKLTN SAVINGS crlb e.l r e a l p r o p e rty , t o . w i t : NICK!.A' f u rn is h ri! 2 liedruum 111, Hen I K ulnte F u r Sale 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 in Midway. Must have Icit J. HKt'HET I.A UK House. 1‘iiunc FA 2-32)9. It A NIC. a N e w Y o r k c o r p o r a ­ ECONOMY HOME tio n . SU B D IV ISIO N REPLAT, some experience, good pay. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS according to the p l a t FUlt.N. Cottage at 5 Points. 2 Bedroom Masonry Home Plaintiff. Send Information to Bux VI. tharaof a, reco rd ed In Realtor $63 per month. Ph. FA 2*1467 Very Good Condition! Total ni'T II C MHOLOR. Widow nf Plat Book II. p a c e 51, 4. Sanford Herald. P u b l i c Rvcorda o f S em i( L I F F O R D N. MK.U.OR. P»* .............sly $6750—$230 down Raymond LundquDt, Asso. n o t e C o u n t y , F lo rid a, r-.vs.wl, a n d atilt n o t r e m a r ­ 2 BEDROOM furnished Apart­ and balance $16.uo per FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Ural Estate Opportunity h a e b e e n filed e a a l n e t y o u ried. ment. Close in. Reasonable. fl-fe n dan! In t h e a b o v e - s t y l e d atilt, a n d month, taxes and insurance ASSUME payments of $65,70 CAN YOU SELL? FA 2*00H. IIK.KK.MI till y o u a r a r e q u i r e ! to eerv e a M IT K II Td included. per month on 3 bedroom. Your own full-time businen*, IM lll.ll VTIlIN c o p y o f y o u r A n tw e r o r o t h e r IIIIIIKK OK Ural Estate, right ill this NEAT AS A PIN r n i i K t i n * ! n » : P t r a d l n c to t h e C o m p lain t on *1 i t nut I bath Home. Chain link BEDROOM unfurnished Tt»i IIL'TII C SI F . I . u m . w id o w P l a i n t i f f s a t t o r n e y s , A N D 6 I I area. National company, evHouse. Kitchen equipped. Centrally located 3 bedroom fence around yard. $1050 o f C L I F F O R D N. MEL- Sr*V. Jit'S II. i n i AN, L O W N ­ 2 bath home F1IA apprais­ extra for 2U months. May luldisbed in 1901), largest in 53o month. I’ick up key at 1A*It, [le ceaaed , a n d atlll D E S A v a n den HERO 313 E a s t C e n t r a l Avenue, O r l a n d o , not rem arried ed t slue $15,201), reduced Its field. (Unlicensed? — 613 E nth St. FA 2 66311. be bought with or without 71* W . VVhllnev Roa d F l o r i d a , e n d file (he o r i g i n a l to $13,900 with $150 down. write us.) Training and In­ fence. Can be seen at 212 K a l r p o r t . N ew York A n s w e r o r o t h e r I’l r . l l i g In in TOC. RUTH C. M U IJ .O n, t h e o f f i c e o f lh » Clerk o f t h e AIR CONDITIONED nit. This is a Beauty! With struction given in all phases Palm Place, Sanford or are hereto n o t i fi e d t h a t a C i r c u i t C o u r t on or b efo re t h e 3 Riil furn. Apt. $65. mu. separate dining room und of your operationn — from call 323*0119 for further In­ C o m p l a i n t f o r K u r e c l 'n u r e of 2 t e t d a y o f October, 1*»«2 If I ll E. Nth St. FA 2*1285. —oh! Call fur appointment M ortuatt" baa been filed y o u f a l l t o do »•*. a d e c r e e Start to Success. All advrr* formation. a a u l n a t y o u . a n d you are r e ­ p r o r o n f e e e o will he t a k e n now. Using, all signs, forms, sup­ FURN Air condition New I y ou for t h e r e l i e f quire*! t o a e r v e n ro p y " f y o u r j a a l n a t 3 BEDROOMS, I's baths. . i n a w a r o r P iead lb tf* t o lh * d e m a n d e d In t h e C o i n p l a l n L plies are furnished. Nation­ bedroom Duplex. Adults on­ Swimming pool. Furn. or t o m p l a l n t ■».* tb* P l a i n t i f f ■ T h i s N o t i c e .h a l l be p u b . wide advertising brings ly 22uu Park Ave. Sanford. a t t o r n e y , J.»eeph M. F l s s e r a t d , Ileh ed a m i a week f o r f o u r unfurn. 121 Lake Dot Dr. Buyers from Everywhere. !14 S e c u r i t y T ru e ! tlulldln *. c o n s e c u t i v e w e e k , In t h e TICK Sunlit nd. M ia m i 3'.' F l o r i d a , nnd file K A N F O U H I III It AI .!> EFFICIENCY Apartment on Can you qualify? You must REALTOR — INSUHOR t h e o r i e n t a l A t n a - r or F t . e 'l D A T K D t h i s m b d ay o f First St. Near 2 city free have initiative, excellent Inu In t h e o ffice of t h e C le r k September, 1443. FA 2 4991 1919 S French Ave parking lots ami shopping of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t on o r (SEAL.) character (iHindable), miirs b e f o r e t h e 3 l e t d ay of O c t ­ A r t h u r Id. n s c k w t t h , J r . . stores. No utility charges. LAKE MARY ability, be financially re­ o b e r . A. l>., |» 4 I . If j o u fa ll C l a r k of Circuit C o u r t Suitable for couple or sin­ ATTRACTIVE. Modern 2 Property MitnitKt-nienl to d o IO, J u d g m e n t by d e ­ R y t M a r t h a T, V lh lea sponsible. Commission • vol­ Broker f a u l t w i l l be t a k e n a g a i n s t D e p u t y C la r k gle, also retired people. bedroom cement b l o c k ume opportunity for man, you f o r t h e r e l i e f d e i m n l e d A n d a r a o n , Ru eh , Dean, FA 2 1712. home, lakevlew A lake In t h e C o m p l a i n t . t e f w n i t e i A v a n den t i e r s woman, couple or team That T h e d*a> r l p t l o n of th e f o i l A t t o r n e y a an d C o u n sello rs a t privileges. *12,500. 2 Bed Can Sell. Writ e today for APT. *30. Surplus f'lly. p r o p e r t y p r o - e e d - d a a a l n e t let L a w room furn. within walking Offers fur your i t lection L o t «. lilo. k <, TOWN* 433 K a s t ( V o t r u l Ih'ulrv »rd information, S T R O U T distance of stores A school s l T i : o F N o l l T H c l t U L U - Post Office ll .» :3'» "CLEAN quiet Rooms" The these Beautiful 2, 3, A 1 REALTY, J. K. Munn, Area OTI a eubiitvlvlon ac- O r l a n d o , F l o r i d a Fruit trees. $5300. Call for Gables FA 2-0720. Bedroom c o rllo u to plvt t h a r a o f T e l e p h o n e 311-1111 Supervisor, 122'. E. Co onial appointment. r e c o r d e d In f l a t Book 3, P u b l i s h Kept. II, 34 Jk O st. Dr., Orlando, F lu. CLEAN Efficiency Apt. Oil l* a*ea 14 t o i t . In c lu tlv e 3, », 1141. GEll It REALTY o f t h e P u h l l a Record • of c o i l -T4 Park Ave. fa 2-: j ;> hi S e m l n o l a C o u n ty . F lo rid a. JAM TORI AL \\ «rk. Short u t i T H i: u p p i tit it lilt t i t . Tit la n o t i c e sh a ll bo p ub h o u rs' daily. .Must have tide# IMilCli 14 ®*!c f o r I M . o x F i i m ' n . t : t t « n v \ i . i > CLEAN 1st tloor Apartment 1 -h ,J LAKE MARY trativjxir tali utt IN E ll. Apply in l . n i r e m i t i * u t i * e » *«k> In th * o i l Private entrance, tool Pal­ 3 BEDROOMS, 2 b a l h *. r u % i m r i u r i A i m i if $1 \w b rW orl metto. m i; /«$ ^1 VI. Ready for immediate oc­ Priced From $6,750 person. Thun. 10 s m. A N I » o n OLHEI* a t if i it i r.w o f h - »v t ; Jet Lanes. L'ltuniy. n i t III \ %> | |; o F 1111 ir i risimln $1* s ttifnr<)| cupancy is this beautiful n i K M S II E D Apartment. tit OF * %M 'O II II, I I «»|| Ilf % th U lit h lay Down Paym ents Florid*. brand new 3 bedroom, 2 S i i i i e * la h®r*bjr «iv#n IMS. fh .t t !*«*[» - • mh • r A. I». Clean and close in. Jimmie 19. SltuatioiiM W anted -i Piibiti? ||* 4 riiiK w ! I he llr 1 | •S K A ld bath, centrally heated A As Low As i?tOO Cowan. 222 1013. LH# Cofti ru laaion l«uulit In • Aft! »ur »«. i u kwlUt. J r . a'r-cun iliioned Home for Monthly Payments WILL do ironing. 3230591, th « C ity l i t l l In the Clt y o f i;Wr k, c i r c u i t C ourt \V t b t k A APARTMENTS: » It M a r t l i i T. VI hi® it onlj I 12.U00. Large kitchen o l o c k |v \| , Ckrfe>bir I L3#l» BABYSITTING day or night. From £1:1.50 i>«p iity r U r k Rooms private baths, i l l w‘tb birch cabinets A built M Kit»iC«r »td t * c o m 14# r cun folia Vh io g Love A care. Big yard. To make the best hum* W. First St. n jiMh In oven A range. Call own­ *r irlfy T r»*t !H v h 4 i m # » (i n i ii mtn«tmailt * tn litty, ten the Meals furnished, al-o will \ *it*’ /. >n tn + i tri|ln tm et m' th « \11* tn 1 S3, FI or 1 f t* er. 322-2715. «‘l t y o f H i n f o rd , F lo rt-li I T , ttik ll i i ! . | I 7 3 MAYFAIR: 1 Bedroom, 1 board. FA 2-7980. VA - FHA 3. A rttel# in |*ubl> «i$ .itp c. ltft - i Jk t x c •* 3, bath. large y a rd . $100 OR SALE OR LEASE: Mo­ *», 1 | | 3 . 1*.i r * st, r ..ii»i« $31 Ifl IE-1 \ Child Care. FA 3*2214. monthly. FA 2-4709. Appointed Oi»* F a m i l y fiiia llliic l i U dern concrete block buildCa#a “* - - - ■j Irk ti C o n d llh o ial ! i: u containing stores, offices I t I III: i l i l t i l l t III It I Property PAINTING or Repair work n iay be a n n t e d as fut* K EN T A HKD i i n : > l \ i ll i i i i n i k l , ■ i i i and warehouse. Over 35o0 lo w * ; | . t ) I’Uttll.* rfv; .1*. I'll. FA 2-7061 i t 11 i i f t i l l lam *i:tfIn u r w rr y ««ItonU o i l kliiii* Holla aa). Hospital A Baby Management square feet. Facing two M i l l! I HI V I A , 4'I.IIIMII 4. Beds. • rtasrtvriB !• prupatt* I l o business streets, Sanford I II I M 4:114 M l. l.tM* U# t n i v u d e d to itu iu d * Broker 20. Ik tliy n itle rs Uy Day. Week, or Month t M U K I C A N F E D E R A L H 4V T^fini* uni » * luitiiliig To* Avenue and Third Street I s ;* VN 11 | . i » t \ \r» « I V CARROLL'S FURNITURE l < rtf. BABY SITTING. FA 2 8974 (opposite Winn Dixie Call T to N ' O F OIILAXDO, All (Mr . t Ph. FA 2 3181 ID! \V. 1st St In P laintiff. or write Joe Moss, 3IU5 N. Wll.I. keep children in my t u n l l y to I LARUE 2 Bedroom trailer, l\. First Avenue, Gaines­ Office KA 22118 F D o N A l . l l FAIRCLOTII. a I In*airing. I home weekly. Experienced. also l bedroom trailer cm s i n g l e i n - a. a t al, ville, Florida. Phone Frank­ u f hi # CU> Night fc’A 2-0*448 FA 21212. 1ief«ud i n t e , I m t» lo ''rJ; f ili* Clip of if large lake. Adults only. Pit. lin 2-1727 before 6 p. m. ex­ 323 0700 M . I It 4. I I P *111 14 fof'le r lurid «... tiita t c h it*y o f cept Sunday. Wtr.il TO \(1K I'llII l a M n l 111; £tpl#iAt>#r FA 2-1368 2534 Park Dr Santord. Fla 21. Ile a u ty Salon* 1M I r o e B U T T Y O f t BUHNER If S TAMM. J K •I4: * I | i i : m U i i NKNDV4 s e\« C ity florin nf IIn BEDROOM unfurnished NEAR Paula School; new 7 JOHN E FOX Hand Porter Beauty Shop a Y l.f2r.il A ; House Kitchen equipped | room home. 1 acre lot. P>i. Cold Wave $6.uu complete REALTOR I n t e r e s t a by. tli.o u g h . u n ­ I I* tle'l D ; II, til^ o r a g a l u a l t o e a- ..** FA 2-3651. I FA 2-3378, FA g-ooHL 1111 •N. Fsfx Ave. v*j !) 11101 W. 35Lb i t . 1 A 21321 nickname 33 Jacob'! ana 31 SwJrJ 34 Pigment 33 Grouped 37 Promising 38 Nominal value 40 Sonant 33. F a r n lta r e 21. B M B ty 43 Margarine 44 Dir c h art* .M cun .Stenstrom Realty SOUTHWARD Stemper Agency V A - FH A Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes Jim Hunt Realty 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2*3383 H IN S O N & H E A R N PLUMBING CONTRACTING Repairs A Water Heaters FREE ESTIMATES 204 E. 3rd St. 3229143 26. R ad io f t T elevision USED T.V. Sets $10 up. Ser­ vice calls $2.00. Sanford T. V. Service, 1113 Sanford Avo. Ph. FA 2-9776. 27. Special Services KILL dirt, top dressing, top soil, clay, shell, peat. Ellis Lloyd. FA 2-2576. WASHING Machine Service. Free estimates on repairs. 2610 Hiawatha. 322-7363. Air-Conditioning: H. B. POPE C’0„ INC. 2U1 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 Piano Tuning and Repalr W. L. Harmon - FA 2-4223 M. G. HODGES PLUMBING • WELLS DRILLED • PUMPS SERVICED AND INSTALLED • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS • FREE ESTIMATES CALL FA 2 6037 PAULA ROAD 34. A rtie U s Far Sale WANTED reliable couple to PORTER-Cable. 8" p o w e r saw, like new. Mrs. Cruthla, take up monthly payments Rt. I Box 2709, Vlhlea of $13.30 co 3 complete Road. room* of furniture. Cali TE $-1511, Casselberry, col­ SEPTEMBER Special. Ladle* lect. 4 Childrens shoes $1.94 pair. Surplus City. 201 W. lstg F R E E E S T IM A T E Upholstering 4 Mattress ren­ 2 WINDOW unit Air CotuU* ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ Doners. FA 2*0221. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. AIR-CONDITIONER with beet pump, 30-Bottle Coke me* FA 2 2117. chine, flat top Guitar, case. Used furniture, appliances, Small amplifier. FA 2-8130. tools, etc. Bought - Sold, t-arry's Mart 213 Sanford WURUTZER Spinet Piano. Excellent condition. $600. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. FA 28759 or seo a t 17® Sell Ua Y'our Furniture. Plnecrest Dr. Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING MORSE automatic tig sag la console, 3 Position need la, POST, FA 2-0677. automatic designs, makef buttonholes, sews on but* 31. A rticle* F o r Sale tuns. Assume payment* of N E W T.OW P R IC E S $9.15. FA 2 9)11. O N U S E D F U R N IT U R E HOTPOINT Refrigerator - 36. A utom obU aa • T ru c k * full width freerer. A-l con­ dition.......................... $89.56 I960 FORD Sunliner convert* Electric Stove, A-l con­ lble. Excellent condition. Ph, FA 2-1387. dition ...................... $69.50 Westlnghouse Refrigerator. 56 RAMBLER. 6 cyl. Reco*. ....................... $79.39 ditloncd. 919 Park Ave. Simmons Ilide-A-lted. Like *• BUYING A (TEW or new............................. $89.50 USED CART Repossessed 7 pc. Dinette. FINANCE IT WITH US .................................... *39.50 ♦ Low interest Rstea Repossessed i pc. Dinette. 4 Low Monthly Payment* .................................... $29.50 FLORIDA STATE BLANK Hospital Bed with guard rail. New mattress...............$99.50 ’56 2 DOOR FORD. New 3*33" Hollywood Beds with lines. Call a f t e r 3:30 headboards, A-l condition FA 2-4449 bolh for ................. $50.00 1 Full sire Hollywood Bed. 37. Bonlti - M olora ................................... $19.50 Studio Couch, re upholstered. Gateway To The Waterway ................................... $29 50 KuliMiit S p o rtin g G o o d s Solid Cherry fuU sire bed Your EVINRUDE Dealer ....................................... *29.50 301 6-8 E. 1st Ph. FA 3 5981 ECHOLS REDDING CO. 119 S. Magnolia FA 2*6321 15' SUPERCRAFT. 40 hp, Johnson, lloltsclaw t i l t BEDROOM Set. 3 Piece, trailer, 'fio outfit. A-l cond. good mattress & b o x Reasonable. FA 2SM2. springs. $75. 106 E. Cole­ man. 322-4888. 38. Motorcycles • Scooter® ; Phllco FREEZER. 22 cubic 1963 VESPA Motor Scooter. $200. In perfect condition, ft. $150 cash. 1903 Cedar. 1100 French Av*. DAVENPORT and matching SINGER chair. l>ark blue corduroy. '39 VESPA Scooter Helmet) S E W IN G M A C H IN E needs some wurk. $85 ot Mahogany drop leaf Lib C A L L F A 2-57811 best offer. Call J a r m a ^ rary tabic. FA 26146. 322-1330, Ext, 265. PAINTING A Repairs. Work guaranteed. Free estimates. UPRIGHT Plano. Excellent 30 , T railer* - C abana* condition. $85. FA 2*7143. FA 2-0251). bred Roeltger. RANGE, G. E. Electric. *33 WANTED; Used Housetrafl* LAWN SERVICE Ph. FA 2-7609. er Reasonable. FA 2-483ft Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ isfaction guaranteed. Ph. USED Royal standard Type­ writer. $19.93. 1 R.C. Al­ FA 21817. len used standard Type TREE SERVICE. Expert tree writer. $3193. Powell's Of­ service. Reasonable rates, fice Supply. 117 Magnolia. 8 years experience. F’rce FA 2-5842. LEESBURG LOT estimates. Ph. FA 2-4377. '54 Zimmer 8x41, 1 bed­ room ......................... $1993 WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, USED ROYAL S t a n d a r d Typewriter. $12,50. Powell's '53 American 8x30 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Office Supply. 117 Mag­ 1 bedroom .............. $1199 All Types ami Sires nolia. FA 2 5842. *58 M System 8x35 We Repair and Service 2 bedroom .............. $2109 S T I N E ASSUME payments on Sing­ Machinery and Supply Co. er Sewing machine equip­ '63 Fleetwood 10x57, 3 bedroom ................ $3999 2U7 W. 2nd St. KA 264J2 ped to rig rug A make but­ ton holes. 5 payments of SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ $5.15. FA 2 9111. OCALA LOT tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. 1 B ED RO O M — 8 ’ W ID E 322 3506. '31 Richardson 27' . . . . $119$ SINGER TRACTOR Work. Mowing, SLANT needle sewing m a­ '62 Terry Travel dink, blade, FA 2*7664. chine. Repossessed, In per­ Trailer 17’ __ —------$1799 fect cundlliun, Zig rags, but­ '52 Rocket 30’ _______ $1195 2U. A uto m o b ile Service ton holes, monograms, ete. ’54 New Moon 30’ _____$1495 Guaranteed. Hal. duu only ’64 I run wood ’30 ........... $996 AUTO GLASS $58 26 or pay $6 16 monthly ’56 Prairie Schooner INSTALLED wilh good credit. For free 30* ..................... $1499 Sen'aurik Ginas nnd Paint Imme trial call Orlando col- ’54 Palace 2 7 '_______ $1395 leet 211-9588. Company 1 BEDKOOM — 10’ W ID E 210 Magnolia Ph. KA 2-4622 '61 Aristocrat, Air 2nd HAND Refrigerators, Cond. ................ $5495 Aubi Glass, Tops T. V.'a It Electric Ranges U BEDKOOM —8* W ID E A Sea* Covers a t Furniture Center. Michigan Arrow AUTO GLASS & $1 per day rental for Electric '55 ll' ....................... $1995 SEAT COVER CO. Carpet Shsinpoocr with pur­ '57 St hull 42*_________ $2299 301 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 chase of Blue Lustre. Car­ '55 Rocket 3 5 ' .......... $1996 \L L WURK GUARANTEED roll's Furniture. 2 BEDKOOM — 10’ W ID E ’ill) Klcur 4*V __ ...____ $2996 17" IMBU'D portable T.V. 31 A. P e l it '59 Knox CO'................. $3495 In good condition. 322 7980. :i BEDKOOM — 10’ W ID E SMALL Chihuahua Puppies. 24 months. Cheap for good 1 GO - CART. 1 Lambretta 63 Fleetwood 67’ ......... *3095 scooter, model No. 125. Ph Inline*. TK 8-3509 after 4:30 REPOSSESSION FA 2-4299. p. in. Harris Boat Works, Aa-ume Payments of Lmgwood. $67.02 per month Ill VOLUME set encyclopedia, like new, $50. Cull after 1000 V A N G U A R D FREE Kilium. Purl Persian 2 Bedroom 46 x It) 6 p.m. 322*5154. A Siamese. FA 2-2738. CONNOLLY’S USED VALUES CONNOLLY MANCHESTER Puppies. All I DESK $25. 1 Studio couch $25. Both like new. FA males. Call after 6 p.m. 2*2738. FA 2-7477. M O B IL E H O M E S A L E S , Inc. PERSIAN Kittens. Red, Pure READY' MIX Concrete, win­ dow sills, lintel a, steps, Open Daily except Sunday! Bred $20. Miller's Motel on LEESBU RG blocks, sand, cement, rock, 17 92. FA 2-1280. U.S. 111 By-Pass pip*', steel, grease traps, Phone 787-5331 32. rio w e rn - Shrubs d r y wells, stepping stones. OCALA Minnie Concrete Co. ID i d T E D L e g o s t r u t o i n cutis. 3*21 Gainesville Road 309 Elm Ave. FA 2-0754 25 cents euuli. Ph. FA Phone 622*8166 2-5501. FR1GIDAIRE used Iruner. $50 Excellent condition. Cull BLOOMING (ion's on double Mrs. Gielow FA 2*2im. For Sale ciierokee slock. $2.50 each. Gray Shadows Nursery GREKNBRIAK Orchid Plants I mi. b on Sanford Ave. ( haice loti, a v a ila b le In Green lluu*e liERIIA Daisies, Vegetable G r e r i i b r U r n f l . m b \ i h » r Benches, Oil Heater o t r r iia iliiiig golf c o u rse , plat*, Bovluns. Dutch Mill t iitliim b n ild liiK to you r ALL ITEMS Nurmry. l.'psaiu IM. just *prc R ival bin. U rv rn b rjar AT A BARGAIN off 2Util hi. & 1st. drtcluprd by ORCHID PLANTS For Sale W BARGAIN PRICES J. C. Uuuteu Lemon itluu K1XGSWUOD Ill’ll.ItHRS INC. 262 Kuirinont Dr. F A 2-8071 J. C, BUNTEN LEMON BI.UFF OSTEEN, FL A ,’ . �Ex-Lawmaker Seeks Release Of Cubans MIAMI (UP1> - Former Oregon Rep. Charles 0, Por­ ter «U1 fly to Cuba Friday ■•eking tha release of 75,000 political prisoners from Fidel Castro’s dreaded dungeons. Porter said he will a»k the hoarded premier to release the prisoners **on humanitarian (rounds atone." "Wo hare nothing to offer, ■othing to bargain with," he ■aid Tuesday. Porter, o Kugene, Ore., at­ torney who served in Congrr*. from 1957 to will repre­ sent the Association of BelaUvea for Freedom of Cuban Political Prisoners, Inc, Mrs. Conaueto Villa verde, president of the Miami-based (roup, said several associa­ tion members will accompany Porter to Cuba. Porter said he has met Cas­ tro several times and has dis­ cussed the mission with New York attorney James II. Dono­ van, who cnglneereed the Desomber IQfl'J release of the 1,113 l!ay of Pigs prisoners. The United Stales would "presumably" allow the pris­ oners to come to this country, Porter sold. He added he frit most of them would prefer to remain on the Communist bland with their relatives. Porter Indicated the State Department in Washington hod given him clearance for the trip, but not Its whole­ hearted support of the plan. FLORIDA OR L1 " r PiBPOn j\it. •*F ' I FPN i.PAIM P L IE RIP.BCN 7”RI B 2460 I»AHK AVK. bl ue k Hi bon L'DR STEAK 69 ARMOUR STAR CANNED Qual i ty CUBE STEAK - 8 HAMS,... 4—*2” ARMOUR STAR SKINLESS FRANKS.....:. 49< C O LO N IA L S E LE C T QUICK FR O Z E N GRADE ’A ’ L A D Y FA IR BM OR SM BISCUITS 6 49c MORTON’S FROZEN BLUE RIBBON Q U A LITY FRESH M E A TY WHITE SHRIMR...... ?.79< F L A V O R F U L GROUPER FISH FILLETS.?. 49< CHICKEN TU RK EY BEEF j FROZEN L E A N M EATY FRESH LEA N INDIVIDUAL QUICK FR O ZEN 2or ^ FRENCH FRIES Car Prices Due To Hold Steady 1 LB POLY BAG DETROIT (Uri> — The eost of new cars probably will remain steady during the Unit model year, Chrysler Corp. announced Tuesday It would generally hold the prko line on Its new model* for tho fifth straight yrar. Cither auto firm* were expected to folluw the lend of Chrysler, which was the first to announce price* for the second straight year. Ford, lien trul Motors, American Motor* and tituilebaker wilt announce their prices within the next two weeks, probably within hour* of introduction at dealers’ showrooms. GALVANIZED 20 GALLON CAPACITY S S fc M ? TOKAY Plane Draws Fire HAVANA ( U m — Anti­ aircraft batteries opened fire late Tuesday on an unidenti­ fied twin-engine piano flying over n waterfront district of the city. There was no indica­ tion that tho plane was hit, or that It sought to uttaek any target here. LIMIT-1 COFFEE OF YOUR CHOICE YOUR CHOICE MAXWELL HOUSE f t ll H 15.00 OK MORE. FOOD ORDER BAKED GOODS LADY FAIR FRESH BAKED 8 Versitile Tile B LU E B E R R Y YOUR CHOICE NEW YORK (U N )—Thlr. ty year* ago almost all cera­ mic tile was white, mpiuto nr rectangular, and with straight edges. Today, dome-tic man­ ufacturer* provide 950 colors, sixes amt shape, a* Well it* tile* Wfdlt curved n ig ., ami tiles with concave and con­ 57c vex surfaces, adding to play of light ami shadow to VALUE modern architectural design. LIMIT-1 DETERGENT OF . OVR CHOICE VITH 15.CO OR MOKE FOOD ORDER PIN ELAN D SOUTHERN MADE BESSIE L E E Vanilla Wafers pr Coconut Bars LADY FAIR ICED { 35c VALUE) MFuhjwtti Mvrchjnlt A PPLESA U CE COOKIES pugg exrna P N I I CHINA MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ! MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS M I’M "11CMvjswSM) ft.# HAto o* P«0. Cf SRAZOft SLADtS II | ^ —' MIKHJUCTS GREEK STAMPS -v .[aeon c* t " mmmmm mmrn t*i* ♦-U-YJ mwe •* «e FIRMS I M T t n i S T I D IN •rONIORIHIF.rUM II CAL*. Virginia I'ctroaU 1% O. Itov 1311 CAMAY SOAP PERSONAL SIZE ? 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LAVA SOAP > DETERGENT DETERGENT BATH SIZE CHEER GIANT SIZE 25c KIRK'S SOAP DREFT * NABISCO CR A C K E R S REGULAR SIZE 2 79c 2 BATvi 19c SWISS 'N HAM 10** BOX 41* ^ % �Gesundheit funxtt ato> outu 3<x a c o o im n g to FA iw a Worry Clinic of information to give the victim a clear picture of ju st how wheezy things are. Shots, pills, trips to pollen-free areas and air conditioning are boons to many hay fever victims. But one fellow we know has the problem licked completely. He sold his radio and asked his wife to clip the pollen count out of the puper before he could see it. He hasn't sneezed once this sea­ son. Selene* !* wonderful. I t hasn't produced * cur* for hay fever, but it can tell you right down to the In­ dividual pollen just how miserable you are. In many cities, exposure of greas­ ed slides is made daily during the hay fever season. Slides are then viewed through a high-power micro­ scope, and the number of bits of pol­ len in a specified area give the pol­ len count for the dny. Temperature, humidity and the pollen index produce a witches* brew Dm M Asks far more facts. about lh« thalidomide sear*, so read this case with dou­ ble rare. And then scrapboob It, for the FDA makes wild charges for the sake of rating newspaper head­ line*, but cowardly ignores same of the moot devastat­ ing chemicals now being ■old to pregnant wives. CASE Q-451: My son Dan­ iel did a great deal of bio­ logical research whil* in Den­ tal Collega as an assistant of ono of th* world’s moil fa­ mous biochemists, namely, Dr, Joseph Muhler. Dr. Muhler had pioneered much of the stellar work on the influence of trace chem­ icals, such aa Fluorine, on human teeth. *Dad,” Daniel asked one day when he was at home over the weekend, “what is your attituds about the tha­ lidomide scare?” You reader* may recall that our Food and Drug Admlni- Algae To Angler-from the lowly algae up to the final fish. Nutrients from a single applica­ tion of fertilizer can be trapped in a lake basin for as long as seven years supporting large populations of algae and small plankton animals upon which fish feed. Sounds like good news to all fish­ ermen—professional or sport. Ju st as farmers have boosted and reboosted the nation's crop produc­ tion by using modern fertilizers on their fields, so can lake own''-- fer­ tilize nutrient-poor lakes to .ise the fish population. Ohio State University researchers have found th a t the proper fertilizer can stimuiute the entire life chain Barbs By Hal Cochran Eating com-on-the-eub with rouge oil the lips ia consider­ ed bad taste Peter Edson Political Notebook WASHINGTON (NEA) — Three hundred big business leaden from all over the coun­ try are expected to attend a White House Conference on Export Expansion this week. If they can aolve In two day* all the balance of payment* deficit problema assigned to them, It will bo the neatest trick of that or any week. But they'll try. The two working sessions of the conference, Tuesday after­ noon and this morning, will he broken up into 11 group* of gO to 30 business­ men each. One government expert will be assigned (o each panel to get any Information wanted and to explain exist­ ing government policies ami legislative proposals. But the big idea is to huve the businessmen themselves come up with new Ideas which might be the basis of revised foreign trade policies. Exist­ ing policies haven’t worked. Th* good aide of the situa­ tion faced is th at U. S. ex­ ports hnva increased GO per cent in tliu last, 12 years. In 1051 they totaled $14 billion. In 1962, they were $20.9 bil­ lion and for the first half of 1961 the annual rate was $21-5 billion. But this growth rate isn't considered fast enough. Ear a large part of this Increase was foreign aid. And in the same period the U. 8. balancu of payments deficit has increased by $30 billion. It averaged $1.5 billion a year, 1050.56, but was $4.2 billion in 1962, with $1.5 indicated for 1963. The II areas the conference punels will explore for pos­ sible remedies, and the group chairmen are: Tax policies—William E. K n o x , Westlnghousc, N ew ork. Labor's stake—George Meany, AFL-CIO, Washing­ ton. Trade promotion—Roger P, Sonnabend, Hotel Corp. of America, Boston. Foreign In­ vestment— Percy I,. Douglas, Dtls Elevator, New York. Fi­ nancing—W. Cordes Snyder, Ulaw-Knox, Pittsburgh. Mark­ et research—R. A. Stcudel. Shcrwin Williams Cleveland. Government r c p r esentatlun abroad — James 51. Roche, Generul Motors, New York. Jimull business — Thomas C. Rullugh, Ilnllngh A Thrall, Philadelphia. Education and publicity — Charles Rumrill, Kumrlll Co., Rochester. Trails negotiations—Carl J. Gilbert. Gilette Co., lioston. Antitrust aspects — Alonso B. Right, Borg-Warner, Chicago. The high caliber of these panel heads indicates this is to be s working session and not the usual Department of Commerce ballyhoo over its trade fairs, centers and mis­ sion*. Each panel will write Its own report on the afternoon of the second day. They will Dick West Soys then be summarised for a gen­ eral report and press confer­ ence conducted by Secretary of C o m m e r c e Luther 11. lludges. President Kennedy, followed by his Secretaries of State Rusk, Treasury Dillon, Agri­ culture Freeman and Labor Wirtz, addressed the open­ ing session. Trade czar Christian A. Ilerter will talk about his trouble* in negotiating new tariff agreements with Com­ mon Market and other coun­ tries at the first luncheon ses­ sion. House Com mit to Chair­ man Urcn Harris, D-Ark., will speak a t the second. Vice chairmen ami working heads of the conference will be Neil C. Hurley Jr., Thor Power Tool Co., Chicago; Fred C. Foy of Hoppers Co., Pitts­ burgh, and Thomas B. Watson Jr., IBM, New York. Some television and radio singer* murder a new popu­ lar song until they kill It. It’s The End Of An Era WASHINGTON (UlM) The famous old Capitol Thea­ ter in downtown Washington was closed this week, mark­ ing the end of an era. Actually, I'm not sure which era It marked the end of. I just threw that in to get your attention. My journalism professor once told me that nobody gives a hang about a theater closing unless an era ends with it. Anyway, the Capitol Is closed, a victim of America's changing cultural pattern. Its interior Is being converted to office space for lawyer* and other professional men. Apparently, more people go to see lawyer* mtwdnys than go to see movies. And with lawyers you have to bring your own popcorn. An effort wa» made to persuade Congress to save the The Republicans want the theater, but Congress was too Negro to he free, but free busy doing other things—like watching television. So the somewhere over yonder. —Roy Wilkins, head of the Capitol ha<l to close. As I crosses) Us ornate lob­ N.A.A.C.P. Quotes In this day you don’t play the game called “chicken" with the lives of millions cf people around the world. —Secretary of State Deen Rusk, on the hoped-for end of the nuclear arms race. by and climbed its grand staircase fur the last time, nostalgia was gushing from every pore. Which was strange, because I had never been la the theater before. Pm the drivein typo myself. What prompted my visit was the sale by auction of the capitol's furnishings, which Included some valuable antique pieces, particularly in the rest rooms. 1 wanted to sec If 1 could pick up an antique "standing room only" sign cheap, When 1 arrived, the auction­ eer was holding forth in the "ladles' salon" on the .icxranine. It was called the "Dubarry Room.” I didn't get the connection. Four cast marble drinking fountains with cherub* on the pedestals sold for around $900 each. "Any arrangements for a plumber you’ll have to make yourself,” the auction­ eer announced. Eight brass poles from which velvet ropes once were Saddest words of tongue and pm : the coit-cf-vacation suspended sold for $7 apiece. time has hit again. 1 asked one of (he losing bid­ ders what he hid wanted It's natural for a girl to with them.” want to hang on to her "Well," he said, "they youth, especially when the ought to make good hitching lights ars low. posts." "Do you own some horses?" When the wheel of fortune “No," 1 live in an apart­ turns for some people it turns ment," he said. their heads. Unfortunately, the "stand­ ing mom only" signs weren't tim er blades are sold In put on the block while 1 was some restnurnnt*. Ju st so there. But 1 felt richer (or they don't start putting the experience. shaving cream oil pumpkin I had witnessed the end pi*. of in era. Letters Editor, Herald: H’a easy for a mother to The Women of the Church get talked about by turning of First Presbyterian Church want to say “Thanks” for the her children loos* in neighbor's house. excellent rovers** given ua and thfi Women over the state during our rerent meeting of Florida Synodical held i t our church this past week. Myrtls P. Frasier Cor. See’y, announces the moving of his offices Wednesday, September 18th. to 360 Mellonville Avenue, Sanford In television, today's cavi­ ar is tomorrow's hamburger. What peop!« think Is the greatest entertainment fea­ ture in the world today will season. n |T B etter w atch it, TRUE a . (iiKtuM, ........ SHS.t) S A X PKI.r Mznzstns K-litor J C D Y SSKI.I.S IS THE TIME TO BUILD County EUltor r n r i.it Society rtHw>:n KJItor x m ru H a sh i-i iii .i - i i i . ii r»KD W B L U Mechanic*! Stipl. j a m s : * i i o »;h « h »:h llu.ln.n Manassr s iiiiii . ky j. t.u t %r riittK Manager vot.Tin.ivn C irculating M ensgsr si ust m e n u s it t i c * Stem* Delivery Or Melt ■tmleele (u e e tr All Other IS* W e e k |» 0 * 1 Y*>r *11 S« t Year I <w S M onth* * 74 * M o n th * 1 J* S M o n th * I M I M o n th * 1 no | Month l no t Month p 3 . Poiist RrfuUtlon* provide that *11 m»lt *ut>*crlptlon* b* pilU in (Uvauc*. E n i . r . J ** x c o n t l c i s t * m . t t . r O c l o t x r *7, ISIS » t th * P o t t O t i l c t o f S a n f o r d . F l o ri d a , u n U tr t h * A ct o f Cotter*** o f March. Th* l l t r t l d t* • m e m b e r o f th * KnlteU F r * * t w h i c h Is e n ­ t i t l e s e s c l u i t s a l r t o t h e u t * fo r r e p u l d l c x i i o u o f <11 th * tucsl 1 * * 1 gzraiod la cat* a<w«n<?*r. t • Cnrp«tn • Fum itur* • Tile • Piano* • Rental Bade _________________ EST, 1933 }N SU K A M C £ A 7 A f M < 3 ,a ri^ o > u Y t lit So. Falmetto Phone FA 2-0811 COMPLETE SERVICE we will procure a lot for you. From Plans To Financing: US TO D A Y ! gS / w a fflC tfu Z A Tltis month tho savings and loan business passes the 100 billion dollar mark in Wc are proud to be a part of it. The savings and loan business is built on the right and incentive of humun beings to better themselves. Its assets have grown from the thrift of its 35 million savers who are building sound financial future* for themselves. We join all savings and loan associations in saying to you, our cus­ tomers, "Tiuinka a hundred billion” fur your confidence in ua. Today saving* and loan associations make m or. than a million home loans a y e a r . , . more thgn all o th er financial institutions combined. We will build on your own lot or 211 W. 2.Mh ST. Sanford Furniture Co. ASSOCIATION HOM E-BUILDERS SEE At First A Palmettw (Alongside old poet affke) First Federal Savings & Loan 2 fl|* & a n f o r ii w s l t i;r OVER 35 YEARS Thanks a hundred billion! NOW ... Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., September 18, ’63 So thiHdonrid. ts a rs may thus have been heavy cocktail drinkers and smokers. Suppost ws design*!* tha­ lidomide i t “X.” Cigsrets would be “Y” * and alcohol would be “Z.” If you thus have three un­ knowns in an equation, such sa “A, Y and Z," then you cannot learn the value of “X” until you have also found tha values of “Y” and “ Z.” Meaning w hat? Namely, that fleurotie pregnant women may have been using tobsccs and liquor In addition to tha­ lidomide! So let's hav« a scientific analysis for a change, instead of this typical FDA “witch hunt” for the sake of news­ paper headlines. We American medic* and denial surgeons ars still wait­ ing to hear the honest fact*. Thu* far I hav* not seen any evidence that tha other two unknown*, namely “ Y” and “Z," were eliminated be­ fore thalidomide was thor­ oughly analyzed for Hi own influence on human embryos. Always write to Dr. Crane in care of this news­ paper, enclosing a long stamped, addressed envelop* and 20 cents to cover typ­ ing and printing eoita when you send for ona of hia booklets.) The first hum. luan by a savings ami loan associa­ tion wan made to a lam plighter In Frtmkford, l's« In 1831. The home is still standing. Make Your Dream Home COME Kids soon will ha picking fruit, getting paid nil they cun eat—plus a tummy ache. Stratton let thalldomida be used throughout America for an additional year after it was challenged. Then it euddenty jumped on thalidomide and tried to gain sensational publicity for the Washington bureaucrat* by all the newspaper headlines pos­ sible. This ia standard practice for the FDA. You may thus rccatl the FDA had done the same thing a few years earlier with reference to ctanln-rrjes. It frightened Americans just befor* Thanksgiving by taking cranberries off the market on thu charge that they were contaminated with poisonous chemicals. Then, after they had sabo­ taged the fall cranberry mar­ ket, they lamely retreated amt* admitted you could have eat­ en a truckload without any significant ill effects! This bureaucratic attack on American business and agri­ cultural firms is intolerable, especially by tho headline hunters of the FDA. For they simply shifted from cranberries to thalido­ mide, but only after a year's prodding. And even then they failed to face up to the facts in an honest manner. For example, tranquilizers are demanded by neurotic pa­ tients who are often so jit­ tery that they are chain smokers and drinkers, too. Any pregnant wives who were so keyed up that they would gu to a physician to ob­ tain tranquilizers, nrc thus very likely to be absorbing other toxins that cause de­ formed babies. For example, earlier research has shown that rignrets will also produce de­ formed offspring. The same seem* liui' of alcohol, too. Dr. Jack C. Morrison, D. D. S. Don’t Jaw, don't intrigue, and get on with the job you are asked to do. •- Harold Macmillan, cn how to become prime minister. OUT OUR WAY , Dr. Crone’s k b so v CONSTRUCTION C O . FA 2-3103 �t — ?1 i t V^Wknei r i * AVI ■Jl! .. Z i . ... M fiLO N -C H O LY I’ .YY —J*rry Adurni. of On. U ri", Osnaila, hcW# * rhevk. mail, out on a watermelon. which hail Uwn sent to hi* wif« m part of an $13 judgment awanleJ her . .1V f f lB lE f f iZ M : W r .. 5 - 3 ! ^ 5 2 z I ^ . J Now—At Jumbo S a v in g s-th e biggest Therm-o Tumblsr s v e n for b»hjr *lUin* it** Rank of Anone a cash­ ed the melon but *!•*• courages use of s-ch tore! check*. Holds a full IS ouncos of lead toa, iced coffee, or soft drinks. Ideal for Ice cream s o d a s . . . keeps hot beverages hot and flavorsome, tool Men In Service Jasee S* G Owen. M l c' O e*n. l . ; s M»e s e a I n j w e»* pw > • «! Xemtay U cSwf lertosw tw aa wtL’.te w rt; - c *r*ti Nh i ! S M u itr G r .x ; Artnuy, n 3 Ku i -M) I, J k i U . H» »-.!<■■tri O i w i . li--s :•;t > l£ is ( U« N iiy u S*T(iaU r . i wo. h*« <i l a i T Na e j Mr. u d Mm. J i vrV f'v i.y f t w i Nm «£ fa-ilry *.-«$ w r .i w a* » U« a iT j : * .C r a y i at G. ?:*-i $ T n !*..! In* • ^ **"*% _ „y%**mjj L'*. w ’ 1 »!w K m a ii." ( 1UIfv M Sa;vu«« Eua. • **t r r r t f . Hio.-y C. U«. k .- .•*' X.*. aa*i M m iU.-i.-a L Lr* r. S. t. a-nt a ( n l u M *i S m ;m ; . H j i >.■ <•! . it K»-i«i*—au v » « u tria g e dev. errt • i t , ri l i i u c i i i W 1 OUNCE CAPACITY « jn \aitj\rj k -~ at T irt F.U . t * . O T u m b le r s ., .e a c h a d iffe r e n t c o lo r T u r q u o la e • P in k • V e llo w a d l u e - a U m e Ik ^IF— .■ -*' .„ 1 ,en~ M 0VK 1 .•!■ ■ c' . IB %> M ADE OF U i r t* Lj j .i v" » FO R TIFLEX IN S IE UN« T h « r»«w, rig id p o ly d th y l* n « v*hii:h h a s oar r e d this gu a x a n te d o o i* « JACkiT IN i OVAno* SPACE KaH Says Toll Road A Mistake Ikf K J $ t u n r* a IN O R L A N D O . W I N T E R DAYTONA BEACH. P A R K . C A S S B L B 1 R R Y . H O L L Y H IL L OCALA. COCOA, S A T E L U T I BIACH , M ELBOURNE. L E E S B U R G . CLERM ONT. GAIN ESVILLE Each week a different color tumbler will be 19 cents with your purchase of S5 or more Ordinarily a dollar and a quarter value I i ■. .• Mtlsm. •» *v<.*: Nj i i a u i* ti s c » v j i . ■ tiuu.* ay.--.ij* * h this c c - c o n and a purchase S 5 or r r 0' 9 at Puoiix ____ LIMIT ONE TO A CUSTOMER )) A T P U B LIX l i s t fare at tie i t r i Wil wiU.va ( U i u w a i »r < i j _a kx-.a. A) UL -'Hi- �•* . 1 8b« #*aT*rB 1 W rrall |St*pt. 18. I9±Sn— Paj'o 3-A M H O iM f K I K P lf A U. S. Warns On Aiding Exiles S e t S MIAMI t l 'l ’li—The United Slate* government has warn* ed iti citizen* to keep hands off of Cuban exile groups operating atam.it the Fidel Castro regime. Among the first to be warn­ ed was freelance photograpner Alex Rorke Jr., long as­ sociated w1th the anti-Castro movement, who said he was j “ suddenly summoned" into U. S. Customs headquarters here Saturday night. He said he was cautioned not to \iolate “the munitions control taws of the United States." H . R R (■ fttN ltlf Samsonite Reg. $6.95 Value F E 3.99 F O L D IN G T A 1 IL E WITH IZ5.00 WORTH Of F U flllX RtGISTfR TAPIS Libby's Flavorful 4 4‘.” $1 . F & P P e a c h e s • 4 s? •1 . F r u i t C o c k t a i l . *JM 19 e T o m a t o J u ic e Sliced or Halved Yellow Cling Cem ekells Dalldoas. CeaMWleaf Oyster Stew Campkail i d a i r y s p e r i« ls .............. 39 Lucky Whip Dessert >!tna H u ar l» U Potato S o u p ...............2 39 fl«»e Cm a DtlKiaut FhtMpale C h e escC ak e 20»,;V 79 k |. flora Cm 's H e* Apple Do null * Coffee Cake .... 14.*i. . . . fk l 7Q ' y t i o,. Pkf 7 9 ■ora L m ' o OolKtout Chocalafa Brownies R Topping................ ,l*vr 47e 1 Chef's Delight Tasty Cheese Spread H • * e loot F Cr P Tasty can 69c F Cr P Canned Red Mrs. Filbert's S lic e d B e e t s • . • Margarine • •••••• stn* 27c B Orange C a k e ................. ” ;7 79 n C O FFEE loro Loo’l A ll-letter t ( ALL GRINDS M A X W E L L HOUSE fit flora l e e s TeWy. TempHng 10 -3 0 3 can Pound C a k s .....................i;7 79 B With O ioom I fllrflt Ire Fordhook Limas ..J;V 39 3 With Onion levee! Iir ls tro Mix. Vegetables ...JiV. 39 Birds Ir e Qeitk froisn H 4 Green Peas 89 Hirdl Ir e Quirk F re it* 29 io -os. Baby L im a s ..... p*«. Wtfh Butter ^adec! Buds £>« 29 io-os. »kj. C u t Corn LIMIT i ^PURCHASES 35 9 .................... Pkf. Tip lop Repeler or 8 !;"* 89 Pink Lemonade Pcppindfc f of mi Apple or ft(ml be rip 1 1*ot Turnovers 49 . Pkg Limit 8 Please! 0 d o w n p ro d u c e la n e [2 For Boking, Fancy Russel Potatoes ......... y u Flounder Fillets CQ Mouth s t l o h tru.cn * Lobster T a i l s ................’;;V *V Farm H a u l s Apple. F t o . h or Chsrry Fruit P ie s ................. 3 £*' 10. lb. bog 79* Tomatoes ....... lb. 19* e.,;j .. I 4-lb * "1 bag 1 0 S la fl.N t f a t . ifloi ii. 4 9 . 12 y reg. bars n ■ W i r r i P A M LA KE GOV’T -IN fP fC T ID SH IPPED ,Q U KK-FRO IIM EV1SC 13 TO 16 lb s. 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S' 69* S a u sa g e ........................ •i pkg. lolly Corned B e e f ................ r pkg 1-lb. 49* tr*iH f1o*id« ■ ^ .The Wh i t e Tornado Cleaner Herman t Orgngg Band Ajax Liquid..... 34‘ £ SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN TENDER-AGED GOV'T-INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE larva Sausage........................ *C 49* R 10'a-os. Fresh Packed by Strictmonn Cold C u t s ................. 3 <fl*l*|ne, P A P , 87* C h u ck S te a k s R ib S te a k s • • S h o r t R ib s • • G ro u n d B e e f. »49 89 49 49 ib. ib. c c flTli c lit th# I Hurt rtf ( h r I *•«< t tH'i4i#. flein ln a li ( n n n t f * IS A P L E A S U R E !<=> ^ L—, 'c=> 0 0 “™ ‘ 100 Jal M <t fA RV flrtrw i s • 1 let III i F n l l i u r a * h4 I 'r r s u n g 11 It*IIIa V In IHI* ter lirtis.imi • b a a l r t f t rtalel I * t n f * i \«»4 m < l t*d ll of || r-'f rtis/ Grean Stam ps •*H» A t CiMtMMI HIRM AN OR a NGI s a n d COLO C U U iMiM-ti. a a a «i«sr 1B E P lr« fl 41 p* pk|t. S7c ft« t. % 4»L 21. 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K1 *t • Ii hi n •i s c iliQ iltir _ JV/ G r e e n S t a m p s = not If lAlt *flt tnnit fli a from in a Krtia of fht Otrva L m I) SEM IN O LE W 6 Bf r Tc e A M 0 I'rtib llfl. \ UiUA n« , r t WHE R E S H OP P I NG An- Legal Notice I l i a , In In f t i c — rm lm im llumy .Mark, “U, found it impnrallde tn deliver every le t­ ter he carried during the pint tour y r a n because ha just •'never had time.'* Magistrate Rupert Gnnma fin ill Mark |B I Monday for failing to deliver 170 letters packets and for missing “whole etreets.” , fir*' J0 After * the black market. Jailed w e r e Purlin N a r o n a , T-i. Ujmoa L*iar. SI, his wife, Msrla Teresa, T8, m d tlietr 18 year old tun, Ureitcs I>iar. h A i •«.»#* a*4 tvrdiaa# «fi Choc. Drink MIAMI (UI'D - 1 tw o m o n t h u n d e r c o v e r o p e r a lion, n s r c n t i e s a j e n t * c u t o f f im .i i W W aY W f Green S tam ps J 'iJ I B Cuban Cocaine Ring Smashed S lain M a le and fed eral o fficers a r r e s t e d f o u r e x i l e s and s e l l c.| 10 8 p o u n d s o f t h e n u r o m l I t s , valued a t $2 m i l l i o n o n HEN TURKEYS rj GAINRSVILLE. FU. _ Again this year University of Florida football fans will bo ■hie to hear the Gator’s 10 rchedulsd football games at erary corner of th* State. It ex* announced today by I’ierra Itajano, Assistant l»»reetur of WltUF, Gainesville, that BS atatiem In the atata will comprise the University of Florid* rauio network this season. Otii Roggs, **Voice of the Fighting Gatora," will begin Ins 20th icoirin at the Florid* microphone. A popular voice «ith Murid* liMenon, he » aa named the State’s Outstand­ ing Spurtaeaster m 1D0D, Util and 13BL’Assiiting Boggs will be Ted Covington, former radio sta* tion owner ami now * Lake* laud insurance man. The program will consist of tim play-by-play description of the game, up to date half, time statistics, special guest* and the balf-tlmu mualcal program of the ''F'ightin' Gator Hand" The Gatora open their sea­ son tills Saturday agaiu.it Georgia Tech in Atlanta, Due to national television coverngo of the game, kickoff tints has been moved up to 1 p.m. with pre-game activities beginning at 12:10. 1lie list of radio station* in the Hanford area carrying Umveisity of Florida football games includes w r illt at SouIon!; VTNUll at Daytona; VSJII3 at DeLands 1VHU1I at New Smyrna Heath, and VMlOO a t Orlando. .1 ( uban etilr cocaine ring described a* cun- of the larqe-t cvrr found in the United S! S ^ 3-lb. can Regular 79c, S a v a 1 0 c 49* n SARA L IE POUND C A M 12 os. pkg. 79e S n o w d r ift. . . . •1 . tall 98* A l l D e t e r g e n t . X 69 B Jlft GWitkr A/* een Stam ps^f r port enj pxjicHci* of. cans Lu x Soap .. d VSBFm P e t M i l k ____ 8 Special Toilet S o a p Pack Mountain Grown Red Delicious Apples ............ Evaporated Limit I Please! Fancy Red-Ripe • aath ■ fresh f ie s ta Ih-ai. pis OF J 5 . 0 0 OR M O R M With AlmonJi! flirdi Its French Beans 1 PER CUSTOMER WITH Galor Net To Air All Games HWY. 17-92 b SR 436 I -r kin h i I -a tin ii of thla no. Twi i i’»spI of tau t) c!.i m 4«ni4m l rtfiAtl ha In m r11* l i*e, ari l ahull atat# lh# ji! « a of •*a|v|#ii a in> l P<>it ofM a 4 - lir - v a o f i i a ala Ini a o f, ainl «h«11 Ua aw o r n to b y lh # (laliiiAikte t t U i r n * / #o<l i * • rnfunf* I by « f l l l n c f«# o f 'iiii ■! i •. .»r a fl4 * •t ■It c I .i 3in .i r i« io n, I t*vt ao flit I thall !<« Toll l .tith a r H a r t J r Ai l i n i l o i i l u U r of ttiAia of YloU II. MtaiKt. lia.'lattJI fabUah 0*41u k« 11, M A v#Lf. HU U- U H ** �6 |ectacular W 6 OTASCO Check These Prices Large Selection Of Fine Quality Cottons, Solids, Prints, Florals, Geometries In The Latest Colors. 1 To 10 Yard Lengths At Amazing Savings! PRtCi-SMASHlHG SAVE ON CORDOVAN NYLONS YARD SIMPLICITY PATTERNS 33c to 75« LADIES LADIES S E A M LE S S LUNCHEON SIZE •My “law M B *" M i v , n “ S rfrty " «■ ** •Tube-Type" • u a « a i« w » Ol’R OWN "ADORABLE” BRAND LATEST FALL SHADES MICRO MESH 2 MATCHED PAIRS IN PACKAGE 4 .p ty " J o t S ta r U 0 ' T » iL e T y P « ’* •'T u Ir 'T j p * FOR EVERYDAY USE PACKAGED IN ; SIZES — SMALL RE-USABLE MEDIUM — LARGE PLASTIC BAG si stontne EXTRA LARGE 4.70*13 1«fe*-Ty*e B M w * <» I3< j x 13 EMBOSSED WHITE All Acetate Hand Or Machine Washable T aba-lvi* BIG THIRSTY SPECIAL VALUE FULL CUT ABSORBENT ALL COTTON 100% COTTON 10 IN PACKAGE *e*» FREE MOUNTING and ROTATION W hael Balancing 1.25 a Whaal 2 & -------------------------------------------------B rd o v a n 4 - P ly " V o y a g e r ” S a l t P r ic e s o n T lra s P a r C o m p a c t C a r t a n d T ru c k s CO AT t P boy s: BIRDSEYE COMFORT FIT LONG SLEEVE Diapers a a d t e P N a ’ Tipaiu om n m b.»; IU t mow M.XB w i 7.77 till BATTERIES A J IRONING — fc— ■%* BROADCLOTH tin U kfnstallation I FR E E ^ liu U lU tk w LITTLE OR NO if *: 14-MenHh Ouore«Fee ALL WHITE — SPECIAL ELASTIC L ”'" E-Z RIDE J 33 X SHOCKS 4 - , ~ ~ ~ * * * * ~ ..* .— —■ I COZY TOO TOP FOR NEAT FIT. 3 TO A PACKAGE 1 Dottn To P ic k iji C M 5199 .TOW I -----------------------------SIZES THESE SPECIAL PRICES GOOD THROUGH SUNDAY, SEPT. 22ND No Money Down on Approved Credit - Save Now!! % SOFT, ABSORBENT AND MCCRORY Seminole Plaza Hwy. 17-92 Casselberry i �Saboteurs Blow Up FEC Rail Bridge A t Port Orange S a ttfo rb Bad, bad news from John Galloway, the county tax collector. Said thli morning the new tax bills will be in the mail by late October. • • • Seminole is a "very clean" county, according to a news report by the State Beverage Department. Although state agents raided and destroyed a moonshine still a day in the state during August, the re­ p o r t reads "zero" clear across the page of stills, ar­ rests, etc., l o r Seminole County. * * * Sanford police officers arc being measured this after­ noon for new winter police uniforms. CassdbiT.. Mayor Fred Heath announced tills morn­ ing that Mrs. U W. Haw­ thorne will take over the job as town clerk until the Be cumber elections. Mrs. Lil­ lian Henning, incumbent, ha* resigned effective Sept. 27. • • • Congregational Christlan Church reported to police today vandals have peppered the edifice with 111) shot — holes In the church windows and bulletin board. Vandalbin in any form is bad enough . . . but to a church building. SHAME! • • • It’s a safe bet that John Fitzpatrick will not run for re-election as county com­ missioner in November 1964. R. E. Porter has been in­ formed John still is irked that his plan for a pay hike for all commissioners was turned down. • • • Seminole County topped its $3,300 (junta this year by do nating $7,734 to the American Cancer Society. • • • Annual meeting of share­ holders of the Sanford-SemInolc Development Company at H p.m. Oct. 1 at Florida .Slate Rank lounge will be highlighted by the election of directors. • • • M a y o r Tom McDonald. Commissioner* Joe Baker and Sonny Itaborn and City Manager Pete Knowlc* plan to attend the 37th annual con­ vention of the Florida la-ague of Municipalities Oct. 27 2!) at Tampa. • • • Note on the spindle from the local United Fund: Pres­ ident Kennedy will address the nation over the three TV networks at lu p.m. Sunday 4 in regard to United Fund campaigns countrywide. * • ■ Parents of Sanford Junior High School students will gel acquainted with the faculty at the first parents' meeting of the year at 7:30 p.m. Tues­ day in the school auditorium. • * • Tuesday is the day the study (cam of the Slate Uo.ml of Control will be here to study the proposed Lake Ada site for the new university for Ka*t Central Florida. The team will return again for two days in October to study the other four proposed sites. • • • Thieves went to a great eftort last night to break into Pcnley’s grocery at fio*i West llth Street . . . to obtain $3 in pennies, * « * Watch for an announcement in Friday's Herald for boat­ ing enthusiasts. The Herald's prrtty Donna Merck will au­ thor a weekly column on boat­ <4 ing. Should !.e interesting . . . if you own a boat or have a friend with a boat. * * * Glenn Goembel. of a Park Avenue service station. Is be­ ing teased a b o u t his money by his friends since the Brink's armored truck stopped at his station the other day. Or so at the bank in cur "spy form* us. lim t lit WRATHKK: Scattered showers and occasional rains through Friday; high todu.v in 80s; low tonight 70-73. VOi.. 56 United Praia Leased Wire Established 1908 Force Won't Assure Rights, RFK Declares WASHINGTON' <LTI> — Ally. tlen. Butte rt F. Ken­ nedy s.itd today that "jicujile can’t be led by bayonets” and federal troops never can be a means of enforcing civil rights in the South. The cabinet officer’* remark*, made in commenting on the violence ill Binningham, were seen by some os an indication that President Ken­ nedy would not intervene ivltn federal troop* in the raciallytorn Alnhamn city, Seven Negro lenders fiom the Deep South were meeting with the Chief Kxecutive this afternoon to urge the dis­ patch of federal troops to Birmingham, The group, headed lit the Rev. Martin l.uther King Jr., contends that troops are need­ ed to keep order in the cityin the wake of lust Sunday’s hetnhing of a Negro church which killed four young girl*. The attorney general, inter­ viewed on nationwide televi­ sion show NDC’s Today show said “only a change of heart can tiring about the changes needed in the South.” ile said communication* be­ tween white* and Negroes in Birmingham had broken down and must be restored before any step* can lie taken toward rasing the situation. Snake Handler Upsets Rally SELMA, Ala. (U P D - A young white man was or rested here Wednesday night when he nearly began a fight try shoving a snake at Negroes attending a desegre­ gation rally. Police said a Negro was arrested when he attempted .«» grab the white man, iden­ tified as Dean* Barber Jr.. 23. Both were jailed for at­ tempting to incite a riot SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 21 Russia Proposes 18-Nation Summit Parley UNITED NATIONS. X. V. (U PI)—Russia today pniposed a summit conference of IS countries in .Moscow next year to work out a “ general and complete disarmament" treaty and discuss relaxation of international tension. Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko, in a policy L. speech to the General Assem­ MRS. M A U V Kuril; bly, al»« called for a U. S. Wulkef, Seminole Coint- Russian agreement not to t.v tax assessor, lias send nuclear weapons into been elected for her space. Ile proposed that the 19 second term ns treasur­ invited to partici­ er of the Tax Assessors countries pate in tile courrcnl Geneva Association of Florida. talks—France declined She previously hud ser­ arm* the invitation—convene a new ved as chaplain. conference next $ear at a (Jameson LMiolu) convenient site to be derat­ ed. lie said Russia would wolcome “the heads of govern­ ments or state" of the con­ ference members in Moscow for such a conference. In a speech reflecting the "Moscow spirit" which fol­ lowed last months signing of the partial nuclear test ban MIAMI (L 'l'l) — A Cuban treaty, timmkyo used the polemics for which he Is underground spokesman *nid ruled only to la«h out at today Premier Fidel Castro’* West Germany. troops captured and executed •'nearly nil” of a tihl-man tanding parly that went ashore on the nor (hern coast of Orieule I’lovliice. Frutui sen Moto, spokesman for tlio n!itl-Cmtro under­ PORT ARTHUR, Tex ground group known ns the (L’ l'lt — Mud-splattered vnl Oricutc Liberation Front, said unit-era wiurv from sandbag the binding took place “ re­ ging a levee weakened by hv cently” in the Mnlagucta ing Hurricane (indy’* torswamp* between the port fit- n-ntiul rains, begun Icnvng '*■* of Malinti and Puerto for home mil rest today. Civil Padre. Ho did not name the defense officials put out an exact date, emergency mil for more vol­ lb** area i< rinse to the llri- unteer*. cute lander with lum aginy 1 ivil ib fell-e official Saw­ province. yer \\ oil-ton culled it “an Moio -aid Castro “blanket­ extreme emergency.'’ Thous­ ed the iileu with 9,000 troop*" and* have fled to high ground who suereedcif in rajituiing to escape the flood water*. ''more than Ml" of the invad­ "We need more Volunteer*,*' er*. AH of those ruptured were Ile said. "The men tlieru aru executed. , burned out anil leaving be•The last group to he capthl.y „im|lly cannot work lured comprised It! men, in­ any more,'' cluding .Manuel Rodriguez, Cindy moved inland Toe* leader of the expedition, and day and then hovered over oil were shot.” Morn said. the lower volley formed by Rodrigue* was said to be from the Sabine and Nechea riverMiami. soaking the area with n* much Another Cuban group, which a* two feet of rain, I-bool rails itself the "Sentinel* of damage around Beaumont and Liberty," -aid that an air force Port Arthur ha* already been pitot at tilts .Sun Antonio Los estimated a* high as I onl Banos ><itbase had been n o - |j1)M "R'-'l U'i* month a* an anti(.astro plotter. ---------------------— Refugees Say Castro Killed Invader Force Four Klansmen Held In Beating I ST. A U b U S T I N ' K. Fla. (UIT) — Four Negroes were badly beaten Wednesday night when they drove (heir rat into u Ku Klux Klan rally in a woodrd area two mile* from here, Fuur Klansmen from Jack­ sonville were charged with as­ sault and buttery. Sheriff L. O. Davis said the Negroes hud turned down a side road leading to the spot where some 300 to 336 hooded Klansmen were holding a rally. *T guess they wanted to see what the rally was all about and didn't realize the Klan has spotter* out,” Davis said, lie said Klansmen followed the ear to where the road enure to a deadend. “They (the Negroes) got to the end of the road mid there was no place to go hut to tho rally," the sheriff said, He said the Klansmen :,t,.pped the car and “ lore it up." The Negros* were beaten and reiceved had sculp wounds, Davis said, lie said he did not ; know* if any weapon* weie Used in tho beating. THURS., SEPTEMBER ID, 1963 U. S. Orders Haitians Out MIAMI ( l l ' l i - Twentyfive Haitians who followed their leader to Miami from the Bahamas and asked for asylum were ordered deport­ ed Wednesday by immlgra lion officials. The Haitians follower* of Ur. Clement Benoit, immedi­ ately filed an appeal to (lie Board of Immigration Ap­ peal* iri Washington, accord­ ing to District Immigration Chief Edward P Ahrens. Ahrens sail the appeal hoard probably won't hand down its decision until next week. Texans Battle Fioodwafers $3.75 To $4.75 Oranges Seen LAKELAND (CPU The price of Florida cltius and it* by-products will ku way up till* year because of last December’s freeze, the Citrus Mutual says. The orange crop will be le«s than half n( the normal prop and grapefruit and tan :rartne production will also drop sharply, llu- Mutual said Wednesday. Mutual executive vice pres blent Robert W. Rutledge said Mutual anticipates an average per-box price tor or­ anges this season to run be­ tween $3 73 to SI 23. compar­ ed to an average ol $1 •*> to $2,06 last year. DAVID LEONARD A “ task force" of the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council will move into Seminole County for a four-loalx-week evaluation study early in l!)6L it waa reported today by John Alex­ ander. Seminole member of the Council. Alexander, James Van lloy, alternate member, and Guy Stenxtrom, assistant county engineer, attended a Council session In Kissimmee Thurs­ day. when the Council ap­ proved a $163,150 budget. Seminole County Commis­ sioners, including Alexander, have approved $7,530 as this county's share toward the Council's budget. Seven coun­ ties in the area will contri­ bute $92,150 to the Council, and this will be matched with $!2! joO from the I S. Home ami Housing Finance Agency. The program approved by the Council Thursday includes sending “task forces" into each of the seven Fast Cen­ tral counties to gather date on population, industrial and commercial plans, recreation, water needs, transportation and general land use, Alex­ ander said. Van lloy si ten-led the meeting in the stead of the second Seminole member, iHiugias Stenstrom, Sanford Man Joins mwA... British University A Sanford architect, David Leonard, Iras brought a great honor to hi* alma mater, the University of Florida, by be­ ing named assistant profesior of architecture at the Univer­ sity ol Manchester, England. Son of Mr. ant Mrs. J M Leonard. 2011 Holy Avenue, Leonard urrivid in Kn Sand this week to assume In* teaching duties tor the next year. While a student in the School of Arts ant Science and Architecture at D. ol K. Leonard look for I - the-l* the proposed biology research Tesf Ban Okay Seen In Check WASHINGTON I l l ' l l — President Kennedy w.i> asuml today thul he will lie able to go Luforo the voter* in it state* next wivk with overwhelming senate inllfl. iIii'ii of the micleui t> .i lent treaty an nccnmpl In-.I f " t . The march of victory will la- high. The senate agreed to vote mi Hie pact at lim it \.M, LDT next Tuesday, our Imtir before the preddent i- ■■tiediibd In take off on Ills we-tern conservation tour. 'Ihe roll call was moved up 111) min­ utes In ucconimodule senator* who w nit to go with L> ly. A I nited pri ■» Intel na­ tional survey of ticaty sup­ port indo-aled S3 senator, now me commitii i] or incline. I to Vote for IV«r treaty, w til 13 again-l alnt 4 undeetded. A two-tlliid* majority of sen ­ ators voting i* requiied. Adm nisti.ition S"ur«i* dis­ mi the Gainesville campus. Hi- deign of the center complex Interested Frank Flu Shots Urged W XxHINGTON (UPI) —'The Jenkins, prulrxsor of archi­ tecture at the University of U. S. Public llealtb Service Manehe-ter a visiting critic today advised all persons m and lecturer at U. of F. Jen- "hlgb risk Rrmips" tsi get kim al-i apparently noted vaccinated against influenza immediately, l.ei i ini'- straight A average d i in.; h . higher education Icuiiard. win* received his Sit On .$500,000 TAt.LAHASSEE (UPI) — D3 degret only last May. The State Student Scholarship was queried by Jenkins about the profe-surship at Man-' lavan Commission held its che-ter The official fler ilrst formal meeting Wednes­ day anil indicated it will sit came through just recently and Leonard sailed List week light on $360,1**1 until some criteria can he set up (or for England. Hi* mother. Mr*. Leonard, needy students. ■xplained this morning that lu> year at Manchester may Tunnel Urjrod LONDON (UPI) — A Bi­ he the start of a program of nt an committee of experts exchange of student* and protoday recommended the con lessors between the two unt structicn uf a railroad tunnel vertilie* \ University ol California student was select, under the English Channel to estahlish the first perman­ ed by Jenkins last year. ent link between Ihe British Leonard, * graduate of Seminole High School, col- isle* and the continent. irrted Indian objects while In high school and ha* one of Sympathy Offered NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) the finest collection* of Amor, I'lte executive committee of ran Indian artifaets lie also the Southern Baptist Conven­ paints landscapes in water tion Wednesday night express­ color. ed its "deepest sympathy" to Mr Leonard said loday her "'ll plait* to Visit Die the families nf four Negro architectural renters ot children killed Sunday in the Europe and will work toward bombing of a Birmingham Uts master* degree. He church. hope* on ins return next Scptemtier to enter Harvard Martial Law :radu.itc school for his m ast­ JAKARTA. Indonesia — er v and lion coiubiin- Ihe il l'll — Indonesia Imposed practice of architecture with martial law on this capital Wednesday night a* a result teaching. of a day of rioting against the new British Common­ wealth nation of Malaysia that left the British Embassy a burned out shell. ccillct Court Recalls Kelly Witness they now ex pet t to POUT ORANGE (UPI* — the railway. Some months ago Saboteurs blew- up the south­ a bridge at Danis was burned. bound abutment and span of Thornton said the blast de« a Florida East Coast Railway tnolished tiie southbound span bridge over tidal marsh land and damaged the northbound nbout 'J..! mile* south of here track, "but we alrrudy hava during the night, FEC offi­ repairmen there and the track cial* said today. wilt he back in use by lave Vice President W. L. Thorn­ today. ton said the blast tore up “ We will not let this inter* about 40 feet of tru< k und fete with freight service," the demolished the first span of official said, a 360-foot long wooden bridge. Thortilimn said the FBI and "The whole thing wm ill*, Volusia County sheriff’s office integrated ami part* of the began an investigation. truck have not been found ★ ★ ★ yet," Thornton said in St. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Augustine shortly before leav­ A rail labor squeeze play that ing to visit the scene. "They must have used very h a s slowed construction of (lie American “moomhut’* high explosive.” The FEC Ita* been strike­ project was credited today bound in a wage dispute since with raising hope* for u set.lull. 23 but lui* operated it* : tlemcnt of the eight-monthfreight service at about 96 1old strike ngoin-t the Florida per cent of regular schedule East Const Railroad. Federal official* were re­ with supervisory nod nunported to bt- more determined union personnel. 'ihe eight month* utd strike than t-ver to end tho walkout lias been plagued with sabo- by tl mil union* heenuse of % tage and vandalism against picketing episode lust week that idled hundreds of work­ ers building the moonport ora Merritt Isluuil near Capo Ca­ naveral. The tough stance taken by Edward Bail, Florida Hast v'ou*t'» board chairman, was reported to lie the major prob­ lem in reaching a settlement of the dispute. Labor Secretary \V. Willard MOSCOW (UPI) — The So­ viet Union today put the Wirtx has met with Ball to blame squarely on Peking for suggest possible solutions but Starting the border fighting there has been no reply from Ball thux far. last fall with India, Bail union picket*, who Tho Communist party newspaper Pravda attacked have not been old* to prcvxvit Peking for frying In justify operation of trains hy super­ it* action in invading India visors, decided to march ora end "blacken the policy" of the causeway lending to Mer­ ritt Island where trucks hauloilier state* involved. Pravda said in an editorial track* to the construction that the Soviets believe the site. Men are building railroad Sino-lndtan conflict* was "(avorable only to Ihe force* of marshalling yard* Ihero to txi imperialism and reaction" used in construction of giant who try to maintain tension launching puds for Tucket* I tius* srvvralieduled. Jo senda,in the world, "We have : t Vunt.net' / , v u.au so the moon hy 19iU. that there are not and never The picket* were success­ have been grounds (or the ful |m t Wednesday and Thurs­ breaking mil of the frontier day in peraunding nhout 1,400 eonllirl between India and union building trade* worker* China let atone for this con­ to stay off the job. They re­ flict to reach the stage of turned to work Friday when armed clashes," it added. the picket* were removed. China'* attack on India When labor depart incut nfkm.' hill been a sore |toint firitd* hennl about the squeeza in Moscow's relations with piny, they decided to ninkra Peking. The Soviets have giv­ new effort* to end the strike, en India million! in aitl for lu return, ruil union leader* many years in an effort to decided to withhold picket* a t win over Indian Prime Min­ the mnonahot site for tho tim-i ister Jawaliarl.il Nehru. being. It is doubtful whether legal restriction* against sec­ ondary boycott* cuvet such picketing. Moscow Charges China Sfarfed Indian Fighting Rioters Crash Envoy’s House KUALA LUMPUR, Malay­ sia (U PI)— Thirty Malay­ sian demonstrators broke in­ to the residence of Ihe In­ donesian ambassador today, burned a picture of President Sukarno and threatened to set fire to the budding. It was tile fourth day of demonstrations and eounterdemonstration* here and in Indonesia over the formation of this new British Common wealth nation and Indonesia's opposition In It. It lock Malaysian Premier I'enghkti Abdul It a Inn an to persuade the demonslr.dur* . , ,, , in leave the building alter » Toll Road Meeting ,ivhour JACKSONVILLE (UPI) TALLAHASSEE ( I t ’D — Die Stale Boa I Board meet* have I Vote of Sen. thin U A Cocoa Beach attorney re here today to discuss the Jnhn-i n, (D-S. < i vsti.i-e nnnianded by the senate mi Everglade* Parkway, a pro rolleal- iv, Democrat Srn. I [nirhment court for tmprnnosed Naple* to Fort Lauder Strom Thurmond, is .......... . per testimony Wednesday wav 1accused today of sitting in 'date toll mad that has met the treaty'* rn«*i the gallery and listening to stiff opposition from l>>e foes. the testimony of other wit­ American Automobile Assonesses before taking tiie ' elation. stand. 'WO Penny Die court, hearing state Face Court LONDON (U P li— \n IHio TALLAHASSEE (UPI) charm-* of judicial tyranny gold penny was bought for Another group of Negri*-* ar $3,360 Wednesday by .m an . tit abuse of |Miwer against rested during a racial demon onymmw bidder at a coin It,ole City I ircuit Judge *lratinn here Saturday* night Itich.■■>1 ho ly, ordered Frank sale at Glcndintng und Go. Wulfe to return to Tail*- faced Judge Ben Willis lo­ lu v 'e to )** quesliunesl about day in Circuit Cuurt on con­ whether In- actually wax In tempt of court charges fur tiie gallery during previous violating an order limiting Ihe size ol racial protest* to testimony. IS. The accusation wax made express themselves one way hy Sen I). D Covington of or the other , , , We now Dade City, who said he had ‘No Combat Units* have a (Mint of xla motion WASHINGTON (UPI) — p*T*dlial knowledge of Wolfe's with no act Inn, either to o*e pr <-nce in the gallery before A congressman just back the old Post Office ti .il l.n; he wa* called to Ihe stand from the Soviet Union said or to build a new library. today the Russians claim Wednesday afternoon. The inn,I* for the renovation they have tut combat troops only training groups lett in of liii* building and to f-iru isb it. ready for q.e, was 11,102 At I’SIT Cuba Hep. Robert U Barry. i UXAHAS8KE (U PI) — ( It-.N A’ t. a member ol the $1,766 and it was removed from Hie library's appropria­ Uuii'U St.ito I'nlvx-i -tty ieg- House Foreign Affairs Com­ tion. It now rest* with the istrar Murray W. Kenna re- mittee saul lie wai told by public's desire. Have you putted tnitay full trimester Vastly V. Kuznetsov, RiUmule yourself heard on m - itrtrolln nn t t o t a l'.f it log th is *ia's first depot) foreign JSuUC.' ’ I year. | ttiioiilei, closed Knowles Urges Action For City Library Apatity on the part of San | it a'one hut they can con­ recommended a downtown furj-* an,| Seminole County's stantly strive to grow more site for a new library withm reading public was hit today efficient." a block of the old post of­ hy City Manager W. E. Recalling that the City ac­ fice." the City Manager slat Knowles in a talk on the quired tile old puxluffice ed. This plan cited the need Have you noticed that the "Library Situation" before building under the Federal of a building with 10,006 Welaka Building on First the Jayrees at the Civic O n Surplus Property Act of 1911 -quart- f.-et of area arid an Street is sjtnrting a new coal trr. 'providing it I* used a* a estimated cost of $130,060 ol paint? "Setting a popu utioti of public library fur 20 years." The City of Sanford has r.ei 26.366." Knowles stated, “ the Knowlc* explained that this titer the Inn ding with 10,066 Three Sanfordite* planning municipal library ol Sanford building with 4.128 square [ square feet of area or the to take otf next month for a must face the fact that it i* ieet of space will double the J ISO,(JOO. trip to Mexico City. Said R I not an economic venture to existing library area ' Furthermore,'* continued "The rity's comprehensive Knowles, "Ihe public does not E. Porter could mention their n* self-sufficient. Small lih *15,060 wui k, bud j- to il Lu base Die mleicsL to I rant * can not profitably go ( plan, i^a me a liter they return. Planning Group Span Destroyed To Make Study On Struck Road Of Seminole Second Eye Transplant Scheduled GAINESVILLE (UPI> — Walter K. 11lev in* of Jackson­ ville will undergo a second eye trnnnplnnl today a t tho J. Illllix Miller Heallii Center here. Blcvjrm, who l"*t hi* night nbout. n year ago, was notified rnrly Wednesday Hint his new eye* were waiting for him at the University of Florida'* eye hank. Doctor* tiiiovplaiitcd on* eye Wednesday and will com­ plete the jolt today. � 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 18, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 18, 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 18, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/95677c47aee819d3f8f1a94676c9ca57.pdf 169013dafff5bd8171b531fce50c7310 PDF Text Text Oviedo Recreation Ends With Program k n i n Ketaay raeraatiou in Oriedo 1H yaaag people at • progfum IwU a t tha Or! erfa Peal which waa attended by M ap a ( the p am ta. v SapaftO show that then ware 39 beginner students who laaruad to ewim| • number im p ro v ed enough to ewlm the width erf the pool and n total arf M progressed enough to ■wins the length of the pool. Advanced student# competed la a dlriny and swimming aantaat with tha wlnnara being Mary Courier, beat diet; John Aria, biggest splash; Mary Courier, longest under water inlmmir end Christina Mikfar, samllest splash. Blue ribbons wars awarded all compsliUui. Adding to tha pleasure and fun af tha occasion with many funny nntles were Jim* my Courier and Billy Miklar who a p p e a r e d as water •towns. Recreation Program Direc­ tor Paul Miklar expressed his grmtituda for cooperation of tha children and pam ta and for aaaiatanca of Tony Daniel and Elrby Bueklaw who ara In chart* of tha pool during tha ignm tr. Mikler stated that an outstandint job was done by Jim Palmer, Susanna Partin and Johnny Courier, swimming ia- •truetor* and by Bob Im U. arta and crafta instructor and Fata Bukur, band director. PAGE 4-A TOURS., AUGUST 15, 1063 COUNTT NEWS Burk lew baa announcad that the pool will continue to ba open daily from 1:30 until 5:30 p. m. and on Toesday nlfht from 7:30 until 10 p. m. until further notice. Village Residents Discus Taxation Mias Nikki Morgan, 16-year- latter project. In all projecta they will be old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Morgan of Sunland working with Girl Scouts and Estates, has been selected to Girl Scout Leaders from the community In which their participate in a National Camplag Project to be con­ particular camp site is lo­ ducted this summer by Girl cated. In addition, each camper Scouts of the U.S.A. This special project, known at AU-5tatea Camp will have an opportunity to improve her as All-States Encampment, owa esmperaft skills, enjoy consists of five camps at which a total of 625 girls from cook-outs, hikes and games and have an opportunity to every state In the country meet Girl Scouts from many will spend 17 days this sum­ other parts of the United mer. The camps are located States. in California, M a r y l a n d , It Is also expected that the Michigan, Tennessee, and the All-States participants will State of Washington. Nikki will go to Camp To- gain experience in leader training techniques w h i c h canja at Twin Lakes, Mich. they can bring back lo their The girls ere selected for own Girl Scout councils. Upon their excellent c a m p i n g her return home. Nikki wilt skills. In the course of their 17 days at camp they will help at least one troop to go participate In a variety of dif camping. This year's All-States En­ ferent projects on an expert' campment is the second stage mental bails in order to test the practicability of carrying of a three-year plan through which the Girl Scout national out similar projects in local organiiatlon hopes eventually communities throughout the to bring camping to 73,000 country. girls who otherwise would not Some girls will survey po have the opportunity. It Is tential camping sites and expected that by a fanning study new imaginative uses of existing camp sites. Others out process the All-States En­ will help to develop wild life campment participants will help increase both the quan­ sanctuaries. Still others will hrlp prepare Girl Scout Lead tity and quality of camping experience* which may be era In camping techniques available to Girl Scouts In the which will enable the leaders future. to bring better camping to The concept of the Allmore girts. Nikki has been States Encampments is in selected to participate in the keeping with findings of a study conducted by the Uni­ versity of Michigan Survey Center research for Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. in 1335. The study revealed that all Girl'Scouts from Brownies to Seniors wanted more oppor (unities tor experience in out door living through G i r l Bjr M o m Grinstead An agenda for the North Orlando Village Court* ell stating th a t an ordinance to levy tax upon all utill. ties consumed within the corporate limits ia to be presented a t the August meeting has resulted in much discussion among the village residents. Mrs. Charles Rowell of Devon Ave., who is a c tiro in many clvle organise. tions in the community, said “I am not against taxation but againat being taxed by a council that promised na taxes in their campaign plat* forms. I am afraid If North Orlando residents have taxes forced on them a t this time our community will suffer A membership drive for great harm." Sanford Lodge 1331, Loyal Or­ Mre. Ewrightaon Harvilta 6* der of Moose, haa been an­ of N. Third St., also promin­ nounced by Governor Otis ent in local civic affaire, aald "We moved to this community MISS NIKKI MORGAN SJoblom In conjunction with to get away from big city plans to build a 40 by 80 foot taxes and until our village is lodge hall on property pur­ larger, with more residents chased last month at 2600 S. and more businesses, we Palmetto Ave. Lodge official* hope to be ■hould not be taxed." Numerous other residents In the new building by Christ­ agreed that they moved to mas of this year. To aid the building fund, North Orlando because they each preient member la be­ wanted to "get away from By Mrs. Adam Muller Mr*. William Strlpp and Ann city living." However, they An exhibition of Western Sarner and Don Wllahan, all ing urged to ilgn one or feel they were pushed into m ort new members a t spec­ Style Dancing was given last of DeBary; Mr. and Mr*. F. the opposite position when WATER CLOWNS Jimmy Courier, left, bnd ial enrollment fees. Friday night by a group of annexed into tha corporate White of North Orlando and Billy Mikler, added much to pleasure and fun of Through Sept 30, the spon­ Starlight Promenaders at the the program held a t the Oviedo Pool to conclude DeBary Community Center Mr. ami Mr*. Henry Dustsk sor of each new member will limits. Some are in favor of plana for a Beautification b« awarded a specially de taxation but feel th a t a utili­ nummer recreation. In bottom photo are Mary for young people of the area of Sanford. Contest to be held Aug. 13* Courier who took the award for bent dive and In other activity of the rec­ signed Moose tie clip, for two ty tax ia unfair or that, a t who are learning to Square John Arle who copped the ribbon for making the Dance during the Summer reation program last week, members a Moose cigaret this time, the city does not Noe. 15 for business estab­ biiiKent aplanh. (Herald Photos) Recreation Program being Mr. ami Mr*. Joseph Krel* lighter, for five members a have enough to offer in re. *‘ lishments and residences of sponsored by the DeBary Civ­ Instructed a e la n in Folk Mooia wallet and for ten turn. DeBsry ware announced to­ Dave Tltsnn of Bombay Dancing on Thursday after­ members, a Moose ring. ic Assn. day by Chester Resrtck, Those who sponsor 12 new Ave. had this statement: "A Youths attending formed noon and a total of 31 Dopresident of the DeBsry Civ­ five squares to dance under Rary youngsters attended Uro members between now and need for taxes is recognised instruction from Harold Jen­ Thursday evening skating next June 30 will receive a if, and when, residents are a*, ic Assn. sured of getting nominal kins who will teach the young party at the McloUcc Rink in diamond Elgin watch. Cash priies, offered by a An Initiation e la n In bon services for their tax dollar. people for a period of 15 Sanford, public spirited member ol The second Flshathon at or of the new property will "With ths limited services weeks. the association In order to Jenkins joined In the exhi­ c-ake Susan was held earlier be held at 2 p.m. on Sunday, now offered, the current need focus attention on the beau­ bition by the visiting dancers, In th« week and proved to Sept. 5, at the temporary for taxes I* not clearly es* | tification program, will be Sally Gerricy, Mr. and be popular with both girls headquarters in Lake Mary tablished. It would seem an awarded In two categories: and boys. A few of the young­ for members, their wives and equitable arrangement that To tba business establish­ sters caught as many a s 20 all prospective members. Semtnole County Forest ®c®u^ n8posilbly in the future a three ment showing greateit im ­ d . ' , In commenlin? selccfish while others had front provement in appearance, ex­ per cent utility tax might be Hunger Albert lU rris re|>ort, , , on . the ... two to six. Several of the auituble. terior and Interior, will go „1 .hi. „H k I t . , of A n,. . 7 . . ■ „ S , . J 5 S , . . C I.1 .™ youthful fishermen also had a lin t priia of 1100. Second there have been IKl wild fires Council nf Girl Scouting, Mrs "My opinion is that tha the pleasure of hooking bass. this year, a drop from 119 at Edna Barksdale, C o u n c i l prlia will be 913. preient income of the viltage president, said, “ We arc To tha residence and this same time Inst year. could be more judiciously pleased and proud that Miss Ry Joan Magtn grounds showing the most Causes for the fires were ■pent and thus would possibly Morgan has been selected to A group of Chuluota young­ Improvement will go a first listed as lightning, 7:5 per forestall a tax for soma prise of 933. Second prise rent; campfires, 3 per rent; represent Region Six at the sters recently enjoyed a boat time." I All-States Encampment in trip on the Econ River nt SR will be 913. smoking, ti per cent; dvhris or One of the first residents A committee hesded by camped trn*h fires,' 35.6 per Michigan and are eagerly 13 down to the St, Johns River In the village, William Turn­ James Rucker, sssoclaUpn EDITORIAL COMMENT cent; incendiary or set fires, awaiting a report of her ex­ ending up ut the Mims Bridge. er of Devon Ave. had this to By Mrs. Adam Mailer Serving a* guide was Jim MeCub Scouts of Chuluota chslrmsn of civic affair*, 33 per cent and machine uie periences upon her return.” •ay: "I don't mind taxation The DeBary Entertainment Ewhern of Third Court. Pack 23."> have reported a prof will serve as Judges. (train*, tractors, ele.l, U per but a realty tax Is the best Association has announced Rough water* encountered It of 912,50 on their recent Resrlck, In urging commu­ cent. Total arreuge burned is and fairest-” the program schedule of per­ on the St. John*, remitting In bake Mile made possible nity participation in the pro­ fur below Inst ycur's period. Turner added that he is formances to be held a t the a few spills and wet bedroll* through donations of baked ject, said, “ the first lmpresAt the same time Harris From October on until the spring rains stnrt strongly against a franchise Community Center during the and tenta, provided the mo*t good* from many residents of sloa a visitor gets of any warned that tha danger sea­ again, somewhere in Seminole County aomeone of any kind since "competi­ coming season. excitement on the 20 mile community Is that presented the community. New officer* of the Chulu­ son will begin In October and will let u trash fire escape. Dates and progrsms are tion give* you a fair prica , by the business district. A Lender* and member* of butt until the spring rains next ota Sportsmen'* Club were trip. The spring and nummer ruins, along with Nov. I, Rotazzo, Baritone; and with a franchise there is Boy* going were Bob Stew­ main street, showing pride the- Pack have expressed ap­ year. He reminded that the elected at the- July meeting Floriilu’s long warm season ami fast growing Nov. 22, Concert Orchestra; no competition." ot ownership with well kept Forestry Service is available when 22 member* were In a t­ art, John Wuyne Jones, Jerry- preciation to the adult* muk- Jan. 10, Conversation Con­ In this he referred to the vegetation, create u special problem. Winds will driveways, attractive win­ Murphy, Bruce Findley ami ing contribution* and assist- cert: Feb. 7, Llorda Interna­ upon request to any landown­ tendance to vote. be high and underbrush brittle and brown mak­ proposed ordinances granting dows, landscaping where posIng in tupervUory capacltiea tional; Feb. 21, C o n c e r t Elected were Fred Ptumpf, Jerry and Jeffery Sargent. er to assist with burning or ing it easy for wildfires to be aturtod which will 30 year franchises to Florida ilblc or other types ol plant­ to make the sale a aucces*. Choir; March 13, Marcus Roplowing of fire lines. There is president; Gene Moyer, vice affect all of us since they wuste an imjKirtant Power Corp.. of Winter Park ing, U an asset to all ol us." A busines* meeting waa bie, Character Sketches; no charge for the first 15 min­ president; Lonnie Harris, sec­ Practice Set natural resource. and Suburban Propane Ga* utes of plowing. After that a retary nnd Hartley Savage, Football practice at South held at 7 p.m. Monday at the March 21; Travelogue, Aus­ Co. of Maitland which alio Maybe you have been burning trash all Chuluota Community Build­ treasurer. Seminole Junior High School small hourly rate is churgcd. tralia and April 3. Musical are on the August meeting summer in the buck yard and atill haven’t been Dan Brook* and Roy Cam­ in Caitellxrry will begin next ing for the boy* to decide on Varieties. There is no charge whatsoever responsible for oturting a fire. Yet you must agenda. for assistance in hurning, ming* were elected to the Monday, Coach Jim Clark an­ needed equipment to be purCurtain time for all per­ remember that in u month or two, when the Roy Burke of Edgemon ; where time and equipment U Board of Director* to st-rvp nounced today. Boy* are to re­ rh**ed from proceed*. At the formances will be 3 p.m. grass turns brown and the winds start to blow, Ave, *a!d "We wilt have to Aug. 5 meeting the boy* took port to the school nt 3:30 p. m. with Hunk Schwerdt. Joe Rutuvullnhle. Although it) seals are sold have some kind of tax but T a single little spark will s ta rt a wildfire. Culls can he made to* TE fu and Roland Millette, a! Assistant football couch will water safety test* required at present and there is a Records from Seminole County Forest Ran­ do not think a utility tax is for earning the wolf badge. bo Dave Miller. 8-t'J'J'J for fire or assistance. ready on the hoard. wailing list for cancellations, fair. Perhaps a realty tax. The Westminster Presbyterger Albert Hurrla show th at there have been 55 names still are being accept­ Ian Church of Casselberry will where every property owner less wildfires to date this year than in 1902. Co­ ed to add to the list. Those close Its first Vacation Church pays, would be better. Why operation front residents has hel|>ed reduce the Interested should contact of­ should the few people living number from 118 to 92 and further cooperation, Rchool with a short assembly ficers at the Center. here also pay for protecting which will continue to lessen the number, will program to be held at 11:15 empty houses? All land own­ ntcun a great deal to the Forestry Service. a. m. Friday. The Rangers, in turn, stand ready to assist ers should have to pay be­ Parents and friend* of the any landowner with his burning or fire line cause they benefit by any­ students sre Invited to attend. thing the city does.” plowing if only he will request it. During the two week school Statements from council there were 38 children In a t­ By Mrs. Adam Mailer members explaining the need tendance at classes with 12 The DeBary Volunteer for a taxation and what per­ teachers on the staff. A num­ Firemen sponsored a dance centage Is to be proposed are ber of special projects were last Saturday night at the expected at Monday night's completed and a special offer­ Recreation Hall of the Fire meeting*. Resident* are being Report* that Casselberry ing received will assist with Station with Harold Jenkins urged by all of the council had a record high participa­ work among children through­ in charge of the music. member* to openly express tion in the Summer Recrea­ out the world. A waits demonstration, to David L. Hart, airman, tion Program were made at the tune of “ Golden Gate,” their opinion* at the meeting USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lu­ Monday night's meeting ot was presented by Vola Lam- which will take place at 7:30 ther C. lU rt of Altamonte the Casselberry Board of Al­ bertson and William Strlpp p.ni. in the Recreation Are* Springs, is serving aboard tlw dermen by Larry JI liter, and several specialty num­ Community Building. anti-submarine warfaro sup chairman of the Casselberry bers were included for the port aircraft carrier USS Recreation Commission. group. Rep. Robert Elrod of Or­ Wasp which recently panic) Miller said that he had Thornton Smith, In the ab­ ange County will b« guest paled in licet operations in been informed by county in­ sence of Harrison Bernntter, the Caribbean. structors in charge of the served the fire ball hot dogs, speaker at the ttemtnule Coun­ Ports of call during Uie program that Casselberry coffee and cold drinks. The Fund Ratling Commit­ ty Young Republican Club on Caribbean deployment Includ­ children received a total of The next dance will be on tee of the Chuluota Commun­ Tuesday. Aug. 20, at 8 p.m. ed New Orleans, the Republic between 700 and 80o hours Aug. 21 from I until u p.m. ity Club will sponsor * Beach a t the Howell Park Civic Cen­ of Honduras; Kingston, J a ­ of supervised recreation this at the Fire Hall. Party at the Lake Catherine ter on State Kd. 13)1. maica ami St. Thomas In the summer. Beach Area this Friday begin­ Rep. Elrod, # past chairman Virgin islands. He also advised the board ning at 6 p. m. of the Orange County Repub­ Highlight of the cruise of the town program now un­ Meeting Called Hot dugs and soft drinks lican Executive Committee came at the Republic of Hon­ derway at the old Pro Shop The North Orlando Little will be available during th* and experienced In public rela­ duras when Wasp crewmen across from rhe Women's League Parent's Auxiliary party hours and guests will tions work, will speak on welcomed his excellency Dr. Club Building which is being has called an important busi­ be invited to dance to records. party county organisation and Ramon Villeda Morales, Hon­ used as a temporary recrea­ was packed and more were waiting outside to be NORTH ORLANDO FAMILIES turned out in ness meeting for 7:30 p. m. Proceeds will benefit the rec­ bis experience in th# legisla­ duran president, aboard the tion center for various age record numbers lust Saturday to enjoy an after* nerved ut the covered dish and barbecue chicken Sunday at tha Community reation fund. ture. ship. supper. Serving were Mrs. Bill Ryan, Mrs. P at noon and evening of fun, food and recreation groups including adults who Building in th* Village R*eMrs. Dorothy Fox Is serv­ The to.oooton Wisp nor­ are invited to make’ use of * All Republicans In the ares held under auspices of the Civic Association. DelYillaggio. Mrs. Don Nall and Mrs. Ewright* reation Area. All members are ing as chairman in charge of ara cordially lnvttrai to attend. mally operates out of Boston. tb« facility oa Sunday nights. The Community Budding in the Recreation Area urged to be present. ton Marviile(Herald Photo) arrangement*. Beautification Contest Set InDeBary Moose Lodge Sets Drive For New Members Promenaders Give Exhibition For DeBary Youth Program Forest Ranger Reports Drop !n Wild Fires Chuluota Boys Make 20-Mile Boat Trip Bake Sale Nets $42.50 Total For Cub Pack Danger Season Nears DeBary Sets Entertainment Program Chuluota Club Elects Officers Casselberry V C S To Close This Friday DeBary Firemen Sponsor Dance Hart Serving On USS Wasp Participation Record Scored Elrod To Speak For Republicans Beach Party Set In Chuluota �ajfffos. India Reports Chinese M ass On Border m jU V L (H it? g > m tf 0 r& i j r r a l i T « L O c<* ' Force Larger Than Before, Nehru Says Ccn. J. C. Hutchison, chair* WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Saturday with afternoon showers; high today 88-92; low tonight about 75. man of the- Seminole County NEW DELHI. India (U PI) Established 1908 Commission, U a member of VOL. 53 United Press Leased Wire FRI., AUGUST 16, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 779 —Prime Minister Jaw aharlal the advisory committee planNehru said Inlay that Com­ nine the “Salute to Space munist Chinese troops wera Science** achievements expomassing along Ihe border for a possible new attack on lalition Oct. 22-29 at Orlando. dis. The NASA exhibit, never be­ Nehru said the strength of fore aeen in the United Statej, the Chinese forces I* greater will be the largest exposition than al the lime n( the Com­ ever held in Florida. • • • munist Invasion last October. HAVANA (UIM) — Trig­ determined whether the two Americana, of whom only TAMPA (UPI) - The City He added the Chinese wer* MtAMI (U PD -U . S. offlCity Manager Pete Knowlea cial* removed former Ven­ ger-happy antiaircraft artil­ Incidents were related al­ Alexander I. Rorke Jr.., a Council moved into the bit­ constructing new gun em­ will diacusa city operations ezuelan dictator Marcos Pe­ lerymen opened fira early to­ though the government claim­ free-lance photographer from ter General Telephone Co. placements, air strips, stor­ before the Mona Cinb Toeeday rez Jimenez from the Dade day on • plan* over Havana ed the plane over the rnpltal New York, haa been identi­ strike Thursday and chal- age dump* and roadi in the noon a t the Capri. • • • Cuunty jail today and pre­ at the came time the govern­ “apparently s t r a y e d o f f fied hy name. His companions lenged both tides to p-esent region of the military build­ pared to turn him over to a ment waa reporting a bomb­ course'' over the suburban were described only as stu­ public at a special meeting up. Dusty Boota Riding Asso­ MRS. DOROTHY AUSTIN • • • Venezuelan police commis­ ing and atraflng attack Nico I-opes (formerly Shell) dents belonging to an organi­ their argument* before the ciation will stage another Thursday on a central Cuba refinery. sation calling Itself tha “U. S. next week. sion waiting to fly him back He told Parliament India horse ahow and play day Sun­ sugar mill by a “pirate'* air­ The sugar mill attacked Freedom Fighters.* to Caracas for trial. Both electrical union lead­ must Intensify it* defense day, with riding competition just before dawn Thursday (Although Rorke said the ers and General official* in­ preparations to resist any fur­ Minutes earlier, one of Pe- craft. and games beginning at 1 p.m. It could not immediately be was the Ihdiva Plantation bombing was at least par­ dicated they would attend ther threat to our territorial rer .llmener* lawyers entered Tike arena la located ou Onora near Morcn, in Camnguey tially effective, the Cuban the meeting, which wa* *ct Integrity." the jail to talk to hia client Road, across from Je t Lansi Province. An armed forces government said the refinery- for Monday at 2 p.m. Relation* between India “ It lonka like thia time he and behind the Farmers Auc­ communique said the "pirate** suffered no damage.) The only persons who will ami Communist China, the ia going." said Attorney Ed­ tion. Spectators are admitted aircraft “fired several shots'* The armed forces communi­ be allowed to speak at the two biggest powers id Asia, Krne.it Southward, preil- Heart Council and asslslan* ward Moore. free. Lots of good riders in at the mill and dropped two que blamed the “aggression** meeting will be councilmen have been tense since last dent of the Florida Heart field director of the nineShortly alter the federal this area. 50-pound bombs. a t the sugar mill on the “im­ and official representatives autumn wdien armies of tho • • • Association, announced today county Central Florida dis­ contingent arrived at the jail. The communique obliquely perialist government of the of the two shies in (he walk­ two countries battled along Sheriff T. A. Buchanan left A Social Security represen­ that Mrs. Dorothy Austin has trict. out, wrhich entered Its sixth their common border. Tho BRAZZAVILLE. The Con­ identified the attacking plane United States.** tative from Orlando will be been named executive direc­ Mrs. Austin, presently fea­ hia office, felling his staff he go (UPI) — Congolese army ns American saying it “came week Thursday. Indian government charged a t Sanford City ilnll Sept. 4, tor of the Seminolc-DeBary ture editor of The Sanford was rn route to release Perez chiels and trade union lead­ from and returned to the The council said that while the Peking regime with out­ Herald, will assume her now Jimenez to federal author! ers formed a provisional gov­ north,** meuning the United 11, 1R and 25 between 9 a.m. the public is welcome, no right Invasion. duties around the first part ties. The transfer of the ernment today replacing Ful- States. and noon for the benefit of outburst* will he tolerated After several weeks of con­ of September, Southward pudgy millionaire from U. S. bert Youlou, ousted president OTTAWA (UPI) - Prime from irate cu*tomer» of Gen­ frontation. the fighting stop­ persona with questions. The report said antiaircraft o ( f I c i a 1 a to Venezuelan • • • said. of the former French Congo. fire “ forced the plune to with­ Minister Letter B. Pearson eral. ped and Peking announced a Rev. Fred B. Chance will In connection with the new authority was expected to At one time, moT *han ceasefire on Nov. 21 and a Alphonse Massemba-Dcha. draw,” hut did not identify it today annonnerd an agree­ lake place at the airport. address the Kiwanis Club appointment, a full-time of­ former National Assembly or say whether it wa* hit. ment with the United States W.ooo telephone* in the «lx withdrawal of its forces back A chartered Venezuelan Wednesday noon a t the Civic fice rf the Heart Association president, was named head of The reference to its having to give Canada nuclear county area served by Gen­ from the battle line, starting Center. will be opened in Sanford at Avrnca Airliner stood under a provisional regime lo hold strayed off course suggested warheads wader “Joint con­ eral were knocked out due Dec. I. Bar Votes ‘No* • • • CHICAGO (UPI) — The llfitj North Park Avenue. police guard on an isolated office for three months and it was a Cuban patrol plane. trol'* with “satisfactory** to cable cuttings and other • • • Legionnaires will enjoy a American l i a r Aioeintion This will he headquarters for patch of ground at the west­ prepare the country for new Military regulations forbid protection for Canada’s na­ sabotage agaimt company While there ha* been no equipment. steak dinner at 7 p.m. Mon­ Thursday rejected a call for tile livid director, Mrs, Jean­ ern rod of Miami Internation elections. night flights over Havana or tional interests. more fighting, there have al airport. It watted to carry The council said it hoped been frequent Infiltration* day prior to the regular b ad ­ a referendum on three so-call­ ne (Uidiish, as well as the of­ The new govvrniiienl's first such key installations as the that the airing of view* woukl across the frontier. Neutral ness meeting of Campbell- ed states rights amendments fice of the Seminolc-DeBary the pudgy 49-year-old exile act was to dissolve the You- nearby oil refineries. back to Caracas under guard help clarify the reason for attempts to negotiate a set­ Heart Association. Lossing Post at 8 p.m. Call to the U. S. Constitution. lou-dominatcd parliament and (One of the refineries was of a special 17-member Ven­ proclaim amnesty for politic­ the walkout. "Mrs. Austin has worked 822-1728 of 322-1813 for rcsbombed April 25 by a twotlement of the border dispute ezuelan police commission Meanwhile, two bold, uni­ have been unauccessful. More Loot Found with the Heart Association which iw atinns. al prisoners. engined plane -aid to have has hern wailing here dentified saboteur* staged a • • • LONDON (U PI| — Police both through The Sanford Youlou was placed under hern manned by four young Nehru, apeaking in a par­ since Tuesday. brazen cable rutting in middisclosed they have found Herald and in a civic capacity house arrest at his country School offices reminded to­ liamentary debate today oq GENEVA ( U r i ) — T h. A battery of newsmen and home near the capital city to­ afternoon on busy U.S. High­ day that all students new to more of the loot taken in last for a number of years ami United States today declared way 19 in downtown St. Pe­ foreign affairs, said “the photographers waiting at the Seminote County and not reg- wer^ * 17-1 million mail train we are very pleased that she day. He waa taken from (tie strength of the Chinese forcea it is ready to exchange tersburg Thursday. airport were kept behind a presidential palare by Con­ istered should do so a t their robbery, soma of it from two has consented to accept the along our border* today la ground observation posts with wire fence about 100 yards Officials saul the two men golese army commandos late schools between M< mlay and middle - aged sisters among position as executive director larger than what It was at tlio . the Soviet Union to reduce the from the plane, a four-engine Thursday, following his resig­ pulled up at the driveway Aug. 31). Part fits of children five persons formally charg- of (tie association,'' South­ time of the unprovoked mas­ M a n . 3 C h i l d r e n «l*nger of surprise attack, proDC6U. serving the St. Petersburg ward said today. nation. entering the first grade must ed in the case today. sive attack In October, 1962.** Tha federal officers going Times printing plant and cut e g l in air f o r c e b a s e H ln* no ,t m f > ar* • tUchIn addition to the a im inispresent birth certificates. Stu­ “Apart from this augmenta­ the cable serving the plant, New Red Blajf m * tral|>n ( UPI » - Capt. Amedeo L. I” * i ' t U>* mei* •JfiOet dents who were in local tion of Chinese forces, a fur­ Mariorenzl received a life-' dlaarmamenl negoMgot back into their car and .isadow t; S u**ukv 'i Z u C I Z C G 111 J t t l W W ' e MOSCOW (UPlf- - n t W '» | Mra. Aui In wul eerve at as schools last year need not re­ ther development has been saving birthday present Wed- H,”r Sam>un Ttar‘ !'kln in,,,* druv« away. viet Union ch irged in .x slstaii! »» Mr*. Jcanr.f Rod- torney: Chtfl U.' S. Marshal register. School opens Sept. J. the forward movement of nesday in the form of an ia witling to reattack that ---Re -China ti*h., II» newly appointed *4 field dl Guy Hlxnit and Deputy Mir• a • ------ today -----/ -----. ---- - Iiw - >•i; ajijiuiiHcu ' iu «•* these troops to camps and tank I coiuiiler tU prevlouA demmitU TAMPA (U I'l) — Law on- empty P n b r . r h iif r,.„ w i l l i a m * •“•'"P * "1 Communist !• I o c I rector for the nine county shil Jame# French. strong points nearer the In­ that establishment of such Thr fuel container saved fliTetment agencies in Hills­ u . . . J . . . I . . J | ' | . . » C., tactics during the Cuban crista central aioa of the State dian border than they wera said today he will he off Sat­ hy stepping up »c-* ' w h i c h includes Seminole, borough opd I’inella- eountii- hi* life and the live* of three posts be coupled with a re­ liilitary *r last October," he added. urday on a well-earned vaca­ tions on the Indi. it l.otdi r last j y r, n t. Volusia Lake. Bre­ juinrd forces Thursday night children, including his two duction of one-third of troop* in central Europe mid with tion. Going fishing, Chief? und today and arrested 12 |«-r- young sons. fall. vard. Osceola. Indian Kivcr, An Air Force doctor, Mario­ creation of a nuclear-free soue sons in connection with u tele­ Okeechobee and Flagler. Watch for the big Rotary Rusk Proposal The Sheriff* Department phone cubic rutting incident renzl and the children spent in this area. .Mrs. Austin has been fea­ United Slatee negotiator was out early (mlay hunting vaudeville show Sept. 3 at the at Tarpon .Spring*. Another a chilling 13 hour* flinging to WASHINGTON I.V llO ' I(L’PI) j1 1 — ture editor ol The Sanford flit* Theater. Some of our I Secretary ol State l> an Kink Herald lor the past three man Im* lierii ■liarged with an Ihe lank in a hay after being Charles (1. Steele said America for * huge alligator which LOS ANGELES ( l l'l \ most oiitituuding haul talent said today Itii.-u j.nilil make years. She l» the mother ol ST. AUGUSTINE (U PI) — alleged cabin rutting attempt thrown into Ihe water when "i* prepared to accept an ar- was seen on Hie sliore of will lie fiaturrd ill tills show a "very helpful cpiti ibution*' three children, John, a stu­ man, his wife and (In- wom­ in Tampa. a wave apparently capiizcri railKement limited to a sys­ Lake Minnie, near the home The estranged wife of is Flo­ for the benefit of the pedi­ to overall hnprovfnrnt in U. dent at the University ol an they are accused of UrFive men ni rested Thursday- their 15-fool boat Tuesday af­ tem of ground observation of Dr. and Mr*. A. W. Epps. rida East CiMi.st Railway of­ posts.” The. Department reported ficial wa* held In the county atrics wing ut .Seminole Me­ S.-Soviet relate 'j by com­ Florida; Louise, a student at ring and feathering in an night afti r a high speed chase ternoon. elaborate hoax “ lo stir up They were rescued late Steele said (lie United Slate* that children, particularly jail tiMlny pending medical morial Hospital. pletely withdraw ig its mill- the Orange County School ol a racial incident” were in at Tarpon Springs w e r e "doe* not insist" that such an from llm Sunland Estates examination ufter *he went | tuiy personnel fi-in Cuba. Nursing, and Jimmy, eighth police custody today on char­ charged today with causing Wednesday afternoon when exchange Im linked to other area, have on occasion gone hunting for her husband with damage of more than $200 to spotted by an Air Force crew, R. K. I'orter figures that grader. ges of arson and conspiracy. previous American prupo.iuls swimming in Lake .Minnie a loaded shotgun in the rail­ n cummunieiitiuns cable, a ; Tho Herald will he well rep­ Rail Break been Mrs. Katherine Harwell, for advance notification of and it is hoped that the sight­ road office* yesterday. resented in any future beauty WASHINGTON (UPI I — 1 1 2tf, in serious condition at felony, major m ilitsiy movements, ing of tlie alligator might Peace Justice Marvin Grieg mutest. Donna Merck has A union soiirec d he expertGeneral Hospital with severe aerial observation, radar con­ serve as a further warning said he ordered Mrs. Lot* joined our staff, tubing t/ie ed a major devil iment todayburns she suffered when she trols and middle observation to swimmers to stay out o( Wyckoff, wife cf FKO per­ reception desk vacated Thurs in the -taleiimt ver railnuid WASHINGTON (Ul*l> — teams. was left tarred and feather­ Hu* lake. sonnel manager Ray W. Tho longwood City Coun­ ed in a burning house, con­ day by Mary Williams . . , . plans lo ehmli .ip thousands Ihe Staff Department said The Sheriff * office report­ Wyckoff, held without bond and Donna would do well in of job*, and tl 1 iniun threat cil, meeting in continued ses­ fessed the hoax Thursday and I h u r t il n y (hero may be DALLAS (UPI) — Je u e ed that Mrs. Epps had called •‘until a doctor ha* checked to stage a null wide strike sion Thursday, unanimously implicated Mr and Mr*. Rob­ Fain Deal, 29, confessed •'sonic" Russian troop* in the any beauty event. to say that the big alligator to see if she i* capable of approved a resolution to pave • • • Aug. 20 if the » k l uh-J arc ert Lewis of surburhan Wal Thursday to holding up a mo­ urea around Ihe U. S. Naval had crawled up on (he beach understanding the charge* Tullls Ave from Grant Street changed. Head majuivttc Slmron \\ ilnut. ld , three drive in grocery Rase at Guantanamo. early today. lo Oleander and Oak Ave. against her.” STRATFORD - ON AVON, liami announced today that Ilovvrvcr, the ihpiirtm ent Firemen rescued Mrs Har­ store* and to stealing a ear, from Reiter St. to Wildinere. Asked Mole I)at; England (U PI) — Prime Min"Yesterday she told a wit­ tai<f liu-re appeared to lie no well from the burning lotwis police said. tryouts for the "Twirling In other business Council- house Tuesday night. At the WASHINGTON (U tli — ness she had one barrel for Seminole*” majorette corps Deal alvi told tliein be large concentration* of men Liter Harold Macmillan'* Con- Injury Fatal men Jim Reiter amt Carl time, she told investigators TAMPA. Fla. (IJPIy—Tin her husband and one for herwill lie held Monday nl 9 a ni. t hree Senate mu liltce chairwas s relative of Jesse nor whi there any ap p aren t tervative party wa* rocked l-ommlcr were appointed as (fiat three white men had James. men, impressed till llie adanew today hy Hie remit* of nii* Clayton, 5(1, of Tampa, self," Grier »nid. im-rrasn in number*. at the Seminole High gym. ministration's "Iriiiig" and a committee to investigate hurst into the house, applied an election to fill Hie parli­ died Thursday of traffic in• • 9 Mr*. Wyckoff, about 43, the boundary line of a pro­ amentary *eat vacated hy jurie* suffered June 13 when was charged with unlawfully To date a total of nine “effective” ran- r Di- Inn- posed plat on K Lake Ave. tar and feather* ami set the iletl tc.«l-buq In . (. a.. >d todisgraced War Minister John she was struck by a hit-and- exhibiting and discharging * place ahlaze. She said the builders have pick.si up blue­ Profumo. day tor additions data from as submitted by the U.V. man. whom she did not rec­ run driver. firearm. prints and specifications for Central Inicllig •c Agency Million. ConicrvsUve candidate An ognize, called her a "nigger larngwood'a new city halt. The meeting wa* adjourn­ lover'' and lore off her out­ Director John A IcCori'-. gu« Maude, a 50 year-old B'ds aie due in the clerk's ed subject to call. journalist wa* the victor ai er garment*. office by noon Thursday. expected in Ihi* Tory strong­ Protest i>u ide • • • hold, but his majority wa* I ILK. South Fill Nam (innman Hunted Reports arecurrent again H H i Bn I Unit so much less than hia party'* Am’ HARROGATE. Term. (UJ*!> Courses Urged that the old hoipitnl building priest set fit margin in Ihe last election hi* cert- _ ,\ “violent and desperate” ASTOR PARK ( L'PI)—Sec­ at Fifth and Ouk has been inoniul robes and lururd him- gunman, John Kdvvurd Miller, that tile opposition Labor retary of Stale Tom Adams sold and will beremodeled self to death tin • in a pro- ojj. „nr „f tw„ w(,0 held up a party claimed a “ moral vic­ has called for expansion of within four months, although test against ullc d rel'gloUS hank about noon here Thurstory." lechnical education in Florida it has been condemned by the discrimination h tfe South day, continue* to elude au-, high school* to meet the Tile results appeared to lt\s Funtime city. forecast further trouble for Yictnameaee go nmem, r«- thorities in Tennessee, Ken- needs of youngsters who don't • • • Macmillan whose government liable sources i« rtut. tueky, and Virginia. attend college. Fri. Niles at the 1 Sanford residents an a lit­ was nearly toppled last mon­ tle lucky. Refu»e collection Licenses rfked th by the repercussions from Curihe! ^ fee here is a gl a month — TALLAIIAS-Si (Ul'l) — Die Profuino scandal. De-Land is increasing its fee T h e S t a t e nvestisstive Music hy from 41.25 to |2 . Agency Advisoi Com ni it tec A spot survey rcveulcil today that back to hu* recommend that off“The Hideaways’* school shopping in Seminole County is well un­ Here's a goal for Sanford duty federal, at ■ and 1 • ol der way. merchants to shoot at. The employes be ll ed by FlorTALLAHASSEE .(U PI) Stores all over the cuunty are full of new Chamber of Commerce report­ ids if they wan to work a* Milk Camiuivtion Chairman stocks and tlisplays and customers are eagerly ed today that Seminole Coun- p r i v a t e inv Jg.itois or Charles o. Andrew* (aid to­ preparing for the school and college days ahead, tians have an income of <90 watchmen, day certain distributors had ns well as the coming social season. million a year, hut salrs here distorted an age-cy ruling to E x tra s|iecial bargains are being offered by only total $10 million s ycur. Probers A V Why justify higher than usual but* clothing and school supply dealers, with many WASHINGTON (UPI) — There's $50 million going on school milk. new items in the latest styles, colors, fabrics Senate invesll r runlinusomewhere else. Several county * c h o o I • • • und shapes on colorful display. ed to pound a'f.- aday «n •AMERICAN REALTY' — Joyce Rryun, 20. of board* have rejected hid* M”P>* merchants are even featuring disMiami (seuted), is the "American Reality" se­ Reports are current again why Air Purer :r*tary Euamounting to 72 cent* per -ount sftociul sales on items ranging all the wav lected by judges to represent the United States that the o.d hospital building germ M. Zlickei lutvcJ the half pint. Milk companies from shoe- to notelszok paper und from bicycles in the "International Ileauty" contest to be tele­ at Fifth and Oak has been $7 billion TFX ghler plane haw said a ruling that Uiey to General to the latest styles in campus fashions. vised tonight from Long Reach, Calif. Miss sold and wild be remodeled I contract should mutt pay til cent* a gallon own miliMost store* in the area will remain open within four months, although Dynamics when Mryan was chosen Thursday night from ‘Id en­ for school milk and Increased until !• p.m. licrigiii for the convenience of shop­ it ha* been condemned by tary cxpeits ll :ht It-niig trants to represent the l f. S. Also pictured are toils have boosted the hid pers. i hud a better pr > . runners-up in the "American Beauty" event. Use city. price. Extradition Of Perez Jimenez Due Any Time Mrs. Austin Named To Heart Council Of Tampa Havana AA Guns City Challenges Both Fire On Plane Sides In Strike New Government In Congo Formed BULLETIN mwA... U. S. Offers Reds Observation Plan Empty Gas Tank From Boat Saves Cable Cutting Big 'Gator Seen At Lake Minnie Three Arrested In Racial Hoax Longwood OKs Paving Work Estranged Wife Held In Gunplay Some Russians Maybe He Came In Gitmo Area By It Honestly M ac's Candidate Squeaks Through tf VALDEZ HOTEL wipe Downtown Sanford ■‘ ‘ X B ack To School A ^ Distributors Of Milk Accused ^ 6 ‘V 1 y\ 4 �JHPBOf n>V *>'• 1 A # - *-*-r-’ — — i i '* i . i«— ' i— *1 a Longwood Circle Sets Country Square Dance Rev. Grover Sewell By D m Kite* Prayer* in honor of Our Lady of tho Aaoumptkm w on efforod to open tho regular monthly routing of tho Longwood St. Catherine of Sieno Greatest Discovery What a wonderful Cod 1* V * sojoico wtwn m o m f n « t our God! To think of th* God dixcovary is m*J« in tb# realm of all of tho unlvorao and then cl medicine. Many o f a t r r to know th at rren Ho will b* ■amber bow wo droadtd tb t our God, la mo*t marrolou*. “potto HtM a” boforo tha n o Tc rtwlia* that God I* *o <|om etc* n i illtcotorod which h u at band la to worahlp in aw*. pt granted hlmaat all of ihia Tho aaddost thing of all la not to know th* pretence of crippling ditooao. Thor* w u God. This failure is not mere­ groat rejoicing among mo* ly a modern happening, how­ thora whtn diphtheric shot* ever. Wo may turn the para* wort fraud effect!?* and b«- of our Blblaa back to tha vary for* that grant gratituda waa f ln t book and find a good txprosaod whan amall pox nod itluatntion. la Gonoaia 2>:18 typhoid warn found to bo con* w* aoo, "And Jacob awaked tiollablo. 1 one* aorrod n out of hi* strap, and b* aald, church which waa in • Tiling* 'Surely tha Lord la in thla that dated back many year*. place; and I know it not,** On* of my member* lirad to Tear* boforo Jacob had thia be ninety-*U year* old and exporlonco ho had lived In a ah* had epont almoat all of wealthy father'* homo. Ila her life in that particular had taken part In worahlp. Tillage. She rocadod a tamo, after a fashion. Hla father shortly after tb* waa a t r i W , w u a vary reilgiou* man and when a typhoid opidomlc wo can ra il aaaurod that Jacob apread throughout hor area. had b««n given training but Entire families died and thero it does not team to have teemed to bo nothing that mad* th* right kind of ln»could ho dono to atay tb* tido prualon. Jacob nad gon* from of death until tb* ditto** had hla father's' home to make hi* run it* count. On* of tb* way In tho world. Ho w u conalders «f my churcn Uvod in corned with bimaelf and no a bout* w h tn *T«ry m*mb*r on* *!■*. Ha wa* determined of tho family died ozetpt too to bo auccriaful no matter child who waa away from how many peopl* would hava homo. Certainly wo can un- to bo ground under hla foot In dentand something of tho fa- tho accomplishment of thla lief that waa experienced goal. Whan h* doted th* door when a pnTentatiT* for each of hi* father'* home h* had already us*d hla father and trag*dU* was found. Wa could continu* •numer­ brother to servo hla *«lf-cen­ ating dltconrie* that hare tered and*. Jacob became auccoatful In bran mad* in different realm* of k Uikh, in finding now a malarial way but ho found land a, and exploring outer that his aucctsa turned to Mil­ apace. How many g n a t ax* an in hla mouth because h* poriencea may b# ahead for had left God out of hie exlatu* aa different phyilcal realm* •nce. Certainly ba had been bad but the great thing about a n known morn fully. Tho gi*at*»t dlKOTtry of Jacob was that ha made a dis­ all la tho on* which is to often covery. He learned, before it ovar-lookad and la tho moot w u too Into, that there '• important; la fact, all of the aomething else In Ufa except afber dltcorariac bccum* a •elf. He dlacovored God! when bit ampty If wo Ignore explo­ he maito this dlaeovtry be ration In the apirituol m int. realised that God was there Every human baing ahould aU of tho time but ho did aok himself if ha h u dlscov- not know It. David knew tho need of trad God. Thla la not to tay that on* muat go on a long God. A man af auch tremen­ training or wait until ha bo* dous capacities a t David fell comet a geniua in exploration far short without God. David method*. God h u endowed ut kntw that God muet b e by hi* with auch facultiu that If we lido or b* could not face Ufa look diligently ww abali find and thla thought la ao aptly Him and n a p the g n ateit shown In tom* of th* Psalms which wor* written by him. ban-cat known to man. Perhaps w* **• thia moat cltarly and often In the twen­ ty-third Paalra where ho sayi In th* fourth vorao, “ 1 will fear no ovili for Ihou ort with mo." Wa could true* through our Bible* and find place altar plaew which reflects the fact the! the greatest discovery of Th* BaptUt Church** of •II la the dl*covery of God. Ucmlnota and Wt*l Vulutia It is basic to all’ other*. Let countlca ar* mapping plana u* examine our live* and see for a aimultaneoua Sunday If wo have really found Him S c h o o l Enlargement Cam. If you find that you have not palrn to bo held Sept 22-57. turned to tho Gospels of Mat' ](*v. William J. Guaaa, paator thew, Mark, Luka and John of Ilnccreat Baptlat Church, and there you will se* God will aerve aa local coordinator levealed tn Jvaua Christ, In Dim you win discover not only for tha campaign. Rtv. Gutaa announced thia iho God of the universe but week that approximately 1$ the otie for Whom your lie-art Baptist church** of th* floni- cries out and In Whom you inol* Uapliat Ataoclatlon hav* may find purpose, direction, already begun preparation* fur and peat*. Surely thl* la tha th* campaign which will in. greatest discovery of all! dud* a rallgioua canau* on Aug. 16 and a week af evalua. tion and planning In Septam* b«r. Churche* in bemiitula Gulinty participating ar* E lm Bapc.ai Church, Sanford; Bln*, croat UaptUt Church, Sanfurd; The dosing program of th* Central liapUit Church, San* Daily Vacation Bible School fold; bluer Spring* liaptiet which has boon conducted for Church, Sanford; First Bap- th* past two week* at the Cat Church, Oviedo and First C o m m u n i t y I'reebyteiian B uplut Chuich, Limgwuud. Church of )■*■»« Mary will be Baptist Plan Sunday School Campaign Ebenezer Sets Training Mtut A special D im in g m eeting w ill b e held at 9 :30 a.m . S a t­ urday a t th* E b cn cio r Meth­ odist Church for Sunday School teach ers in th* Child­ ren 's D ivision. i " \' ''x \ \ x \X V \N \\X\ \ x ,N ' N s In other business, Mrs. Fai and Mr*. William Kennedy j I war* chosen to select and buy 4 ntonoils, dlehoe, pot* end pans for tb* kitchen of the ehurcH. Following t h * buslneti meeting reDeshmente of pi*, cako, Iced too and coffe* wire •erred by the hootesa and her co-hotteas, Mr*. Gerald 3i». ter. . BOYS AND GIRLS along un Cnuelberry Boy Scout Troop 34l’s camping trip to th* Smoky Mountain! pause for a pick up lunch a t Ntwfound Gap on th* North Carulimt-Tennesae* Border. In the bottom photo, four of the scout!, K m C<u«, Billy Dcmpney, Eddie Cundiff and David Krohne, left to right, stand ready for inspection in front of their tent a t Deep Creek near Brywou City. N. C, (Herald Photo*) I ,s ° '' ' • - •' v v V . V . V V\ v vY . V v »'O1'" X v\ xX *r . « ^ ' ' , sX X ' Baptist Adventist -v ,\\X w ffS N Conffreffathmal Nazarene ITIWBAL CHURCH PtHOT CHURCH TOO SUTUirrW.BXT • P THH BABABRNa XO TUTTtrr CXI I OCM •(! Bundm1'Aiii W. Sad I t Ot Hapta Ava, Ceewoe f ib O K la ml WxmUiso Oriffle — foster A !•*■ * Ot BSA •*. Peal B ic k ti ------ —... - Pxetey tt M a t k s w a ______Pastor ■under f c h e e l ------ 1:41 a. m. | : 9d A m . — Church School Sunday B e h o o l------9:41 a m. a s n v ic s o oaturdat — Horning Worship 11M x a . t ld 9 a A ...... ............ Sorvlco H ornlag W arship 11:41 a sa Sabbath Ocbeol __— S:M a. m. Training Union _ Sit* p. m. 4:19 p m . — Christian Youth Yautb ........ 1:19 p m. W arship 0*rvl<* _ H im a. m. Keening Worship —. t i l l p. m. E vangellstls Service 7:44 pm. H lnietry W*Un**dxr N ight R*r. W elter A.R. McFheraen, Third Sunder Pray*r Service _ T ill p- m■ lagaplratloa ------ 1:49 p m. Faster “We H ave This Hops" radio m**«*o* u c k O a a ix r x- mxt ItlS ever WTHR M lt»« FIRST CHURCH eo your radio Slat wot c n t s T u x cmrwcw OP THB NAIARKNR o te c s Ft. w a ww c w w i r r Lake H arr. FI a CHRIST CHURCH SOU a. U n f i r l A M , Rev. W. L. Holcombe, Fxetor Chureh • trees. Leo* n*r. lliM D (Srtfg, Sunday tl Sunday Service Ad Interim M lnliter Holy Communion— 1:19 a m. t.-IS a m. ------Bible gcneol Ounlar School___0:40 a asn m o s t r x n x x iL t 11:*9 A m . - H orning W'orehip Hornlag Werahlp XliSS a ax 7l09 p. m. — E vening ftervtc* OP t o o CMCIXCH 7:09 p. m. — Wed. M il-W tig Coe. TTsfe esd Bto I’rayer lerv lces H. M. W i ld e r ________Faster PR KB HETHUUI9T CHURCH 7:90 p. tn. Ind Wed. Htes^b* Sander Scbaat — S:li X. to. reeaer 49b 9 4 an* Lee ret A te. ary Service Horning Worthtp to:Se a. m. Eucsn* S h eld o n ------— Fxetor Evening Worship _ Till p. m. ew eacw wr c x x ttr Sunday School .....— 1:41 a.m. Youth g*rv. (Tuex) fits pm. Hld-W*ek lerv. (Than.) 1:19 Ralph Brawsr Jr. X veagellst Morning Worahlp — 19:11 n.m. Evening Worahlp — 7:04 p.m. p. m. Bible Scheel ___ 11:44 A m. Wed. Frayer Service 7:19 pm. Morning W orship l l t l S a SA PIROT PBNTECOSTAL CHURCH OP LONGWOOD Evsnlng W erahtp _ T:l* P m. H t oraag* Street Wed. F rarer Pervlea T ill pm . Rev. E. Ruth Orant — R*«-ot r i x s T o x F T ia r c a n x c r n * !< Sunday School _ _ _ 1*1} a n s i o r u t a Vise* LUTHBHAB CHURCH OP PA OLA CWTHCH OP CHRIST Horning W orship 11:10 a m F. B. Chxnca ------- — FUtor THH X K O U S X I H lgbw ap 00 Wees Sunday E vsn lng _ 7:1) p m. Morning WuMblp 1:19 e. m. Horrlt Ruhr ___ E vangelist 1M W. SAfb in*re Bible Study J -- 7:11 p ax landnr Ochoal____0 :SS a. m. Bible C lasses _ 14:94 a m. T h e Chureh of tho Luthorob Wed. Meeting Horning W orship It:** a. ox Morning Worahlp - 11:14 a m. Hour- bad TY “Tblo la tha Conqueror* P rlday —__ 7:19 p m Training Union 4:1* p- tn. Evening W ersblp _ 4 *0 p m. Lifer* Evening Worship - Til) p. m. Bible Herbert W. Caere* —— Paster Clxsteg Wed. T ill p.m. Wed. F rajer Service Till p. ax. ■assay S ch o o l----- S:1S A m. WerHtlp flervlt* — 14:19 a m. CHCBCH OP CHHIOT FIRST PRRSRTTHBIAN rWNTWAI. WAFTS XT CJSCOCW OnOD SH E P H E nn CMTHCH Car, 141b at. O OSk Are. Lord's Dxr Service* 10:19 a *>XITHKBAT CHURCH Oofe Av*. and Third Srreel 9x11 S m ith ________ F.'eter tn d T:S0 p.m. Saaferd. F lorida ILCA9 la n d e r Ichool _ . *:»• e. m. B N A O flaade Dftvo Graver C. Sowell, Jr. Patter H orning Warship t t it t A th. tH wr lT-Wi Church School — 1:41 A m. Training Union — 1:1) p ox CHTBCH OP CHBIST saaferd, PlerM b Session meet* t:41 a. in. E vening W orihl* _ T:l* p. m. 1*10 H u h d m * 3XP-TUS H orning Worship - 14:9o a. m. Wed. FTxrsr Ssrvli* >;!• p m . Bert B row s . .... ■ E vangelist Erneet B. Bolick, Jr. — Paetor Pioneer Fellowship 4:00 p. m. Narncrr Open ■under School —— S ill a tn. Senior Hi F ellow ship 9:09 pis. W T H H _____________ T:l» P ra. ■under Bible S t u d y _____ _ 19:94 A m. Church Service* — 19:19 a m. E vening Worahlp _ 7:19 p. m. Sunder Bit* Brexdcxet Moralug W orship 11:«9 a m. Communion—First Sunday In Wed Prayer M eeting 7i04 pin. Evening Service — 1:14 p m. Each Month Bse "Herald of Truth" 1 p.m. WUVTttDU mtSSIOXABT KINDERGARTEN AND NURS­ ■under *o Channel S BAPYIIT CHI HOC ERY Tueeder CHUHUH Ol- THE C O V C M H sis at. a Holla At*. Ladle* B ible C lass 19:99 a.m. T b ean e H. Mebla Peitnr Paul U. x a l l a y -------- Fxnlor Wednesday Sunder School _ 10:0* a m. Worahlp ____ _____ 1:99 e. m. Bibla C lasses _ _ _ T:S9 p sa Church Behool 70:0o a. m. Sunder Temporarily at P l n e c r e s i H orn in g Warnhip tl:*S A *A FHOOirr CHURCH School—P u n c h and J7th. Sunder ___ b«-W **4i*aa atx , E ven in g We rob Ip f i l l P *A Christian Science ha H. H lrex Jr. Faster VVedneedxr c o c h o p ci ■under Wheel —— S :ll n.m. F rayed ItrvL* — 1:4* p m. r im r r c b■CXBHT1ST H orning w orship — 19:94 a. m. 1:11 p m. U T P -------T O L IS T Y O U R •und er l t r ~ l c t A WtNHCHEST BAPntT ■under Osbool __ 11:14 a sa CNCBCW iBBBOHH HBTHOD1ST Subject "Soul." S e e n Head CHURCH Oorvleo 1:49 p m. P xitor _ . W'lllUm J. Ouest Wednesday CRvae Height* Reading Rsom : SOI E. p i n t Horning W orship_1:44 P R*v. Rnr aregory. Jr, F ilte r W eekdays: l t i ) 9 arc. . |:19 11 A m. Sunder Ahool ...— 1:11 A m. p.-n. Pr'.dxp E v ea la g i 0:11* Sunder S c h o o l___ 1:41 a m. H um lng Worahlp 14:94 A m. 1:19 p a Training Union __ 0:1) pm. H Y P ______________ l : t l p ox E vening Worship _ III* p.m. Eve. W ow blf —__ T ill p BX Wed. Officer* A T sxshsri Wed P rw ir H r r lt i T ill p ax Christian Episcopal Assembly Of God Free Methodiit Church Of Christ Pentecostal Baptist Lutheran • Presbyterian Scouts' Party Reaches Mountains Cuaelberry Boy Scout* today no doubt or* winding up their two-week ramping Christ Church To Sponsor Kindergarten Lake Mary Bible School To Close # Two Attend Conference ager a will b* available ^ nominal p rim . Children tn, der 13 may attend the rant fro* of charge. iS * By Donna Eats* Fr. Charles W. Stewart Jr., vicar of Christ Church Epl* copal, Lcngwood, has announ­ ced that Christ Church will sponsor a Day School Kinder garten to open Sept. 3. Registration will take place Aug. 28-29 at the rnriah House on Church St. To enter the school, a child muat be five year* old on or before Jan. t, I Dili. The school will begin each weekday at 8:30 am . with Chape) and cenelude at |l:3 0 a.in. Minimum charges h a v a bean set for ragietrotimi and tuition which will include sup­ plies and workbook*. No more than 20 children will be in each class end the term will run concurrently with that of the regular schools. Kr. Stewart wll serve as director of the school and Mr*. Ralph Steven* will be the teacher. Mrs. Stevens studied umi. 8 -vh Lsu l.aminotid at F!»>* ride State University and is a graduate cf Rochester In­ stitute of Technology, Ro­ chester, N. Y. where she ma­ jored m art. She has taught for i t years in Florida in both public and private held a t 7:3u y. m. today. P aien u and frienda of the ashoola. students are urged to lend lheir support by attending the prugram. Display* of hand!, Grave MoUioii.ii Vacation crafts ruede uunng the school Church school will have an wilt be shown. GtOO House at 7 p.m. today. All parents end mends ar* invited to attend the program Pastor Paul Schrupe, re­ and tour (lie cbarrooms tired Lutheran minister of seta whet the children have Winter Park, U conducting •ccompUehed during th o Linda Pitman and L»!a services T t the Good Shep­ week-long ic is|to . j Ptaraon, choir members of th* herd Lutheran Church at San­ following the program, Ui* W • o tminsier ProabytorUn ford until a new pastor is Methodist Men of the Church Church of Casselberry, are at­ named. will spotttor an U* cream tending th* Choir Conference Word has been received •octal. Homemade lea croon sponsored by the Bynod of that Rev. Ernaet Bolick, for­ and cak* will bo on ail*. Florida, United Presbyterian mer pastor of the church, and Church, at tho Conference hit family are settled in thi-tr Although many such births Center beer Lake Placid. new home in Lexington, N. Th* conftrenc* for saniur C,, where he will enter grad­ are not reported, It le ostlmated that there wet* ss.wu high yuung people, being held uate school of the University births out of wedlock born through next Sunday, is di­ of North Carolina this Sep­ in UK), i«i,ow 1* IMo and rected by Frank Pugh, direc­ tember. 334.000 tn 1180, according to tor of Rtusle of Second Pres­ Regular worship services at the PopuUUo* Reference Uu- byterian Church, Fort Lauder- GcoJ Shepherd are conducted ,|*eu. , dale. each SunUv. at 10:30 a.m. Church School To Close PUao wore dlocuaood for Circle of tho Churth «t No* Deity Catholic Wooms' o O sh . tho Country Bquor* Dono* to Tho meeting woo held o t • bo opooocrod by tb* Circle p ax. Tuoadoy o t tho bowse of on Sept. SB from • until 11 Mrs. Jennie F o x <m Bon Undo p.m. on the ground* of the Church of Nativity. Springe Dr. Jo* Curtlo wU bo collar fot tho done*. Door p r im will bo awarded oad rofm hm onto of coke and Mrs. W. L. Xeanody. dis­ trict director of Children's caffe* or punch will bo pro­ Work, will a*nr* M instruc­ vided. Hot dogv, hamburgers tor tor too study which will and to ft drinks will bo on primarily bo dovotod to a s - tolo during tho evening. Ticket* for adults and teen­ Good Shepherd Services Held By Rev. Shrope trig In tha Smoky Mouatalna and making ready for th* homoword Journey. The following account, from Ifrrold Reporter Jen* Casitlberry who la along on th* trip with her family, covered activities upon ar­ rival In th* mountains. • • • Last Wednesday morning (Aug. 7) found us off to a bright and early start on our way into th* SmokiesAfter a stop at Tallulah Gorge, 1 started out In front of tha )>uia Many mils* and many mountain* later the youngsters and I, riding in the ear, stopped to wait for the others to catch up before going Into Cherokee. We finally gave up, decid­ ing that the bus must h»v* broken down on th* rugged stretch of highway. Off we went ell the way back to Tal­ lulah looking for tham! Meanwhile they lied turned on a different route and were already setting up camp at the Deep Creek Camp Ground* near Hrysun City, N. C. When we finally got there the Scout* were Just finishing supper and were about ready to send out a saurchliig party to look for us! (1 vowed never to Ut them out of light again, at le u t for the rest of the trip.) Dee-p Creek is In the Smoky Mountain National Perk end the section we camped In is part ut the "Mission tits'* piogram for improving the na­ tional parks, Since our family was here lest, fecllltis* hav* been tri­ pled to take cart of tho huge influx of camper* eech sum­ mer. Thursday Th* wsather was beautiful, not too cold and clear and sunshiny, so ve loaded up the bunch to go sigh tseein g. Scoutmaster Ted Daniel was rather dubious about "Ole Bessie," the bus, being able to make it up to Newfound Gap but sht made it without any trouble. Thus encuuiaged, after lunch w* decided to go on up to Cllngiuan'l Dorns which 1* d.dsa fast above tea levsl. Th* one-hstf mile climb from the parking lot up to the l i foot tali loner on top is a steep one and uwliy sep­ arates the man fioui the boys. (The boy* are the ones who run up the trail, on up the 300 foot ramp to the top of tho lunar and are aiu»!y Star Ctrl* k—s da., u uuc, tv«r« meet the men atlll puffing up the grade!) Thla Is tho highest peak in the Smokite and th* viow 1| glorious! We also visited the Ov on el­ ude* Hanger Station and Mu­ seum where the youngsters, used to • push-button life, learned how the early aettlera lived in the mountain*. The buildings from several old farms have been brought together end preserver) hero In o charming exempt* of • frontier homestead. At night the Ranger-Natur­ alist gives talks at the cemp grounds which he illustrates with lovely, colored slides showing the history and na­ tural beauty of the park. Friday .... I had the strang­ est experience last night. The air was so chilly 1 had a brightly colured blanket wrap­ ped around me and w u cut­ ting watermelon with a targe butcherknlf*. A* • joke, I picked up my daughter Ca­ thy's Indian warbonnet and put it on. I was kidding with some of the boys when thia voica at my eld* says "Ms Chief White Eagle." Standing there in the dark were two young Chtvokee Braves! For a paleface, my face was rtally red! We plan to make Deep Crsek our base of operation* for a few day* befor* taking to the road again. Methodist CHURCH H a s tin g ---------- BOBTW S IU S S O b a ptist chafbl 1*0 B. P a lr f u AreV. N. Uagsrd, Chops: Pastor ■ under S e h e a l ___ I ' l l o n Training L’n i * * ___ f:|4 p mW ershlp tt A m. Til* * * • Wed. Evsnlng Prayer 1:11 a m. em uB cm or services this weed, at ifourow ' place oj worsdif) FA 2-2611 Urge You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice Kiioice 1. Wilson ao4 Btaff P r o g r o o o lT o * Printing Co. Mr. and Mr*. M. K. Strickland W lb o n -M altr F u rn ltu r* Co. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilton Stonotron Roalty Hollor Motor Sales Co. Hrrb SUbstrvH and Staff Th* R iti Thootro F-mmrit Farrell 4 Staff J. C. Pennoy Company Rill Lovelace 4 Employ*** C. L. Robinson and Employees Food F a ir sto ra a , Inc. Sanford Atlantic National flank Uuoard M. Uodges 4 buff KmpUy eua Stdto Farm Iiuurance Ctunpaflics Irvlnf 1. Ptj or and Staff 14 Th# American Oil Company J. M. ( ameroa aa4 Staff W I L C O M I W ACOM JUiiun Lie, Lake Mery k x a -ilia CALL These Sanford Merchants So ut ho rn N a tu ra l G as Jaha Uuao 4 S u fi .NORA NORRIS TE 8-1318 P1H0T BBTHODIOT CHURCH « • P«s»* Ava Job* T. Adam* Jr. — Faster H ornlag Worahlp . l i l t a m. a-iadar * h » o i ----- 1:41 a ax H ernlng Werahlp 10:10 A m. MT“ Msuing* _ S i l t P OX llatsrm sd atA Osalor) E vening TorsHI* — 7:9* p m. s U aaffa Bailey 4 W HMM.t l* i.n u » h l I'. U. Box 1311 worn H. O. Smith — ---------- Pastor ■under Seheot _ 9:41 a ax Usrntng W orship 11:*4 a m. B tio g s ils lla S»rv. Til* A SX TaiA Pray ar •sr v . t .1* p ax Tharx T a u n t P**pl* g n S s n v e r ---------t i l t p m. Wiloon-Eictiolborgor Mortuary A tte n d NOTICE Church Of God Ill* pm Wed. F rtysr Oervte* 1:00 p.m. Hill Lumber A Hardware Co, Jimmy Lrappj 4 Emplujeco ■> ( * �tip tw fw l tm lk F rl. Aug. 16, *63—Pago 3 Principal Gives First Methodist MYF Groups Progress Report Honor Educational Assistant On Forest Lake A special program honor­ ing Miss Marcella Hints, edu­ cational assistant at the First Methcdist Church of Sanford, was held last Sunday even­ ing by junior and senior MYF groups. Following the 6 p.m. cover­ ed dish supper in McKinley Hall with some 70 members of the youth organisations In attendance, Miss Hints was escorted to the front of the room and seated in the chair of honor as the young peopie staged a “This is Your Life, Mnrce” program. Mis* Hints, who has been at First Methodist for the past 14 months, ia leaving Sept. 1 to return to school for her Master's Degree. Scenes re-enacted by the MYF group from activities held during her stay at the church were taken from last year's Hawaiian Farty, Youth Week, Christmas Float and the Nativity Pageant. At the close of the program the group presented her with a large box containing a gift which they reported she had requested . . . a man. In the box was a life sise paper cut out of Arthur Godfrey. In a more serious vein they gave her a ropy of the Abing­ don llihle Commentary a* a token of their appreciation for her help and servict during the past year. Lake Monroe Joltings By Mia, H. L. Johnson William Fuchs, principal of Forest Lake Academy, the Seventh-day Adventist School ill Forest City, reported today that campus building activities ar« proceeding on schedule and that one wing of the new boys dormitory will be ready for occupancy within the next two week*. He said that 90 boys al­ ready art- scheduled to take up residence in the building which, when completed around the latter part of Septemiter, will house a total of 123 boys. Work on the new girls dormitory to accommodate 150 is expected to begin in Jan­ uary. Plans call for an addi­ tion at the present time to the old dormitory which will he removed when the new building is totally completed. Fuchs also announced the addition to the staff of Clin­ ton Anderson, recentlv from Michigan, who will teach Eng* li«h and a rt to all academy grades. New business manager at the ainilcmy will be Harold Maddox of Portland, Mt\ Mad­ dox will replace Henry Woot­ en who has accepted another position in Orlando, 30 Days To Better Grades( You Need Viewpoint By The Reading Laboratory Written For Newspaper Enterprise Association Wohro talked about the atItixfes you should carry with you to school. The first atti­ tude boils down to this: while you're in school, try to get the most out of it; try to look upon school as an agency for developing your own outlook un life and as a means by which you cun liegin to under­ stand your own world better, you don't have to suffer through school! With the right attitude, you ran enjoy it. A constructive attitude is a big step toward becoming a better student, hut you also hove to develop the right point of view for each course you take. For each course, nsk yourself the question, “What is the course trying to acrom pllsh?" and, then, us tho year progresses, "Are my teuchcr and I accomplishing it? " To help you get started, wo'll Like ii icH'k ut sonii) indi­ vidual courses to see how they work and what they try to do. History ii u good starting point. It is not, a* many stu ­ dents think, a big and boring obituary. History is a growth und deeny process. And it hus it puttenr; certain e v e n t s cause other events. Tha ef­ fects of the Renaissance, for instance, are still being felt. (Can you name some of them?) So before you start to mem­ orize numet and dates, look fur the patterns and tho causes; try to relate one pe­ riod of history to tho next; try to seo why events had to hnpiH-n as they did. Use your knuwlcdgo of history when you look at currant svsots, too. History is being mad# every day, and the better yog understand what haa happen­ ed, the better you understand what ia happening. Biology requires a differ­ ent approach. In biology, af­ ter you look into the basio properties of living things, you’ll classify living things. Most of th* work you’ll do its biology will be simply class!flcation. The trick Is to keep a broad outline of the major classes In mind a t all times. As you encounter each type of plant or animal, understand why it is classified as it is. Would you classify it tho same way? But physics doesn't classify) it builds. If you understand what a molecule ia, you'll have no troubla understanding heat, or the expansion of gases, or motion. You can’t break up physics into tiny segments. You'll have to use each chap­ ter of physics to understand each subsequent chapter. Of all subjects, physic# might strike closest to home, for in an age when so much of yuur life depends on sci­ ence, some understanding of science ia essential for the in­ telligent person . These are ju st a few ex* ample* of how to develop • point of view on each coursa. The student who doesn't have a solid point of view Is liksly to approach each course fact hy fart and end up hopelessely confused. He never sees tha big picture. But for yourself, nlways ask, “W hat is tha course trying to accomplish?'* and “ Are my teacher and 1 ac­ complishing it? " However, no one can get through school limply by studying courses; yoa also have to study teachers. Alice wn* not injured, Sure Mrs. A. W. Woodall who donated the use of their KEEP YOUR HEAD DOWN. David Richards, pool for the lessons. Seateed from left around the Senior Scout (in w ater), tells Cub Scout Kenny Well hello there. How Is the glad to hear that. pool ate Alan Harkey, Phillip Skates, Glenn Just a reminder kiddies that Woodall. During lot*, summer, David and Wayne Weather treating you besides Forguson, also Senior Scouts, have been in­ September date for school is Meyers, Wavne Forguson, Calvin Griner and being hot? getting very near, lo n ’t let Danny Williamson. At right is Leslie Leggore, structing the Scouts of Cub Pack 510 in swim­ Last week in Miami it was you forget that. a guest. ming. The Scouts and their Cubnmster, Rernard really nice. Rena Hawkins and Hope the new residents of Harkey, have expressed their thanks to Dr. and (Herald Photo) 1 rode down there to visit this area have registered their with my two brothers Ed and children for the coming year. George Grow and their fam­ Our thought this week is by ilies. While there I celled an unknown author. And goes Anna Bella Kinard who used like this: to live here only to hear from I have leg* to take me her son Jimmie that site Is where I want to go confinixl to the Baptist Hos­ I have eyes to ice the sun pital in Miami. I then called The Rev. I’liil Maxwell, glow the hospital and was told she Field Representative of the Forgive me. Lord, if I some* Was fine. By Donna Estes hospitalization or medical Southern Baptist Annuity times whine South Seminole Junior High Also checked on our former The teenagers' a n n u a l euro regardless of race or For I know part of this Board will he the guest postmaster Annie McArthur It has been estimated that Bond group* are asked to a t­ march against lukemia to religious affiliation. world is mine. pieachcr for the First Baptist and found out the is gadding Since St. Jude’s is dedica­ seat belts could have saved tend special meetings ached- benefit ALSAC's St. Jude Reabout in California and also the lives of more lhan 111,- uled next wpi k ut the school search Hospital in Memphis, ted to the treatment of chil- Church Sunday. in Mississippi with her chil­ 000 of the traffic victims last ill order that the new hand di­ Tcnn . will be held tills year dten's diseases, it is fitting .Maxwell is a native of Ar­ dren. Maybe she will stop year. Bon King, chiarman of rector nuiy meet the boys and on Sept. 8 beginning at 1 that Danny Thomas, presi­ kansas. reared in Arizona, an j by to see her old friends hero ihe Jaycees seal belt safe­ girls and plun tho coming p.m., Mrs. Lester Elgin of dent of the AI-SAC organiza­ befure returning to Miami. ty campaign, said today. Umgwood, district chairman tion, turns to the young poo- gruduuLsi from Baylor Uni­ year. Southwestern Then we checked on Tootie for .South Seminole areas, an­ pie of America to help in versity mid In the interest of public Ftudcnts will not he requir­ safety the Sanford-Seminole ed to bring their instillments, nounced today. its support. (Allen) Mann and she said Seminary. He was pastor of All teenagers or adults who First Baptist Church in Stu­ Jaycees are conducting a however those having diffi­ that they were leaving this ALSAC (aiding lukemia (NEXT: IIuw to study • seat licit sale Saturday, with culty with an instrument stricken American children) would like to participate in Weekend on their vacation and JACKSONVILLE (UIM) — teacher.) the march are invited to nt! for i t years, lie also has the belts to he placed on would stop off in Monroe also. should bring it along in order which pledges to keep ex­ sale at four locations, —Itou- that repairs eon be mudo be­ penses of fund raising below contact Mrs. Elgin. Areas in served ns pastor of Ancient W o r l d light heavy weight The Harry Wilson children, tier district include Longwood, City Baptist Church. St, Au­ champion Willie Pastrana millat and Anderson's Drug Kim, Joy and Hal of Riverfore school opens. Those at­ 10 percent, maintains St. Store, the Ja>cee Building Casselberry, F e r n Park, gustine and I'.dm Avenue will meet heavyweight Ollie Jude's Hospital which spares view Ave. have had as their tending am usked to report Baptist Church in Tampa. Ho Wilson of Jacksonville Reach North Orlando, Altamonte on French Avenue, the Food nothing in providing the very guests their cousin Ann Wil­ directly to the office fur Fair Parking lot and at the Springs, Sunlando Springs, has been with tho Annuity in a la round, non title fight latest and finest in research son and a friend Elaine Cros­ further instruction. here Aug. 31. and hospital equipment lor Mobile Manor, Meredith Man­ Board for six years. new Seminole I’lazj shopping . . . . by of Pierson. They also had c„ . .! . Those interested in IteginJulian Jackson, chairman Since moving to Tullnhiissen or, Lake Harriett Estates. centcr at SIl Uo am Lllwy. „ , . . . its staff and patients. another cousin Kim Proctor of »| leer llsmlrt- inrU rnw Iy Ilia Our Machined Arc: of Uie city Itoxing commis­ Howell Park, Wcathcrsfii'id six years ago, he lias started Children with serious di­ l.ongwoml visiting as their Rig • Flint - Thrifty ••Automobile accidents now seventh grade students, uie sease* under study are ad­ and Hu- Bear Lake-Forest work among the international sion, confirmed the bout has gutst. Mother Vallie took the We Are Opca Air — kill someone every It min­ asked to meet ut 10 a. in. next mitted with no charge for City area. students on the university been arranged between Pro­ young people on trips to Thursday. Seventh grader* Wash la Comfort moter John Joca ami Man­ utes and injure someone evcampus, lie lias a Bible class Titusville and Indian River who already huvu instrument* I.. E. CINKEL, of Win. ry 21 seconds," King pointed every Sulutduy night in his ager Angelo Dundee. K w ite - W h ite City to see the Wild West and who huvo had lesson* or Paslrano won the title June Park, Rotary Interna­ out. home and also promotes other LAUNDRY •how there and also took them “ If you have scat belli, attended s u m m e r courses, tional district gover­ 2139 FRENCH AYR. activities through his church I in lots Vegas with a split to Rock Springs and New should meet at It a. in. next decision over Harold Johnson. nor, will address San­ use them. If not, don't wait during the year. Smyrna. Ann’s Dad I.ee Wil­ any longer to install this most Thursday. ford Rotarian Monday lie will prcucli In the ab­ son brought the kiddits here noon a t the Civic Cen­ effective item of protective Eighth gu ide studenls will se n c e of the pastor, Fred H. for their visit. equipment in your automo­ . leet Ut 1 p. III. oil Thursday L'l.atice, who is on vacation. Next week Harry and Vuflie ter. and ninth g ra d e r s will meet bile." Daily programs of study will meet for a dinner pre­ and the children are going to The belts will be offered ut I p. ni. on Friday. and recreation in observation pared by Ihe WSCS of the Alexander Springs where they Thu school’s new music in two grades, one for $3.25 will spend their vacation. They building is rapidly near ing of Methodist Youth Week will host church. Following the and one for $7.50. supper and period of games will lx. hack In tint* for the shared by junior and sen­ and recreation, both groups “ Your chances of surviving completion und it is hoped opening of school. an automobile accident arc It will he ready for Use by ior high age groups of Uie will attend the evening wor­ Sara Kate Myers was hos­ eight times better when you tliu opening duy of school. ship services at Ebenezer. Elx-nczer Methodist Church Admlvdpis tess at a shower for Monroe are wearing a seat belt," August II and of Grace Mulmdnt Supper ami study sessions bride-elect Shirley Spivey at King emphasized. WASHINGTON (UIM) Made Chalkcr, I sBary: Her­ for tin* next three days will Church. the Myers home. Democratic tax writers, hav­ Ilnd a letter from my bro­ man Slum, DeiTry; Lucille The week's schedule will begin at 6 p.m. with the ing voted to cut everybody's Wright, Charles Stein Ray­ groups at Ebenezer on Mon­ Sailor Graduates ther in Washington, D. C. tell­ open at u p.m. Sunday at Ehincome taxes, planned today William B. Fulford, electri­ ing us they will be here Sep­ mond Brooks, 1aval Hawk­ enezer when the young people day ami at Grace Methodist to scale down the relief that M O N T G O M E It Y. Ala. on Tuesilay ami Wednesday. ins, Eva Willis is, Emma Kvmone, for your splendid support cian's mat fireman appren­ (DPI) — Chattanooga and tember 4th to spend a few Risner of Sanfnil. Slipper will lie provided would go to taxpayers receiv­ tice, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gadsden meet tonight in nnd cooperation upon the completion weeks with us. Bill has Just ing sizable incumo from Birth Tuesday by the Grace MrtlioEdward L. Fulford of 113 Southern Professional League nml nhowing of the home at 1803 E. retired after ‘JO years in the Mr. ami Mrs. Cl tries Snyder Lake Boulevard, dist WSCS. The young people stock dividends. recently football play and Toscabrnsa Second St. Air Forces Bet it will seem The House Ways A Means of Sanford, twin my* will bring sandwich suppers completed training at the and Jacksonville clashing in funny for a whila for him Dischjr es on Monday and Tuesday with Committee Wednesday ap­ Naval Submarine Base New not to have to get the plane Margaret Dcnni f. DeRary; Thin home will lie open for your ap­ the Gator Bowl Saturday in beverages to lie furnished by proved President Kennedy’s and helicopter ready for the Crill Pearce, Bei Jacobs, Er- London, Groton, Conn., as a a "showdown’* conte-t. proval every afternoon 3 to 3. request for the biggest tax the churches . President. That was one of ne*t Moody, J *. William member of the 280lh Enlisted IMense come by. cut in history. Every taxpay­ Orlando plays at Daytona Study sessions of the Me­ his jobs in D. C. He said that llosack and hah Leiu Nor­ Basic Submarine class. Again, thank you. in an even-rated game. thodist Youth Fellowship, its er — individual and corpora­ they have hast to get them ris, Marjorie Kq , Cecd Nel­ Huntsville will he a heavy organizations plans and pur­ tio n -would share in the tax I rYANN IS P O R T , Mass. pose! will be held at these relief starting next Jan. I. ready sometimes on such a son, Vivian lla :* of San­ Tin* male swan is called a favorite as Romo open* its Rosa L . P a yto n short notice as 15 minutes. “cob." home senron Saturday night. (HIM) — First Lady Jacque­ four meetings with Rev. Hay Their total tax savings would ford. line Kennedy was in the start­ Gregory of Ebenezer leading he somewhat greater than the Also coming up from Miami | ing stage today of a long con the junior high group and net reduction of $loii billion will he George and Colleen | valcscencr tliat will keep her Rev. John Hires of Gruce recommended by Kennedy. Grow stopping by for the nut of the official White Church trading the senior weekend. They went to An- J Tax treatment of dividend House limelight until early high group. gusts. Ga.. to get son G. T. income was the most contro­ next year and daughter Francino who The week will climax on versial of the few remaining The President's 31-year-old Thursday with a swimming Issues which the comuiillcc were visiting their grandmo­ wife left Ihe Otis Air Force party and weincr roast be­ hoped to settle today. ther. Very sorry to hear that Base Hospital Wednesday in ginning at 1:30 p.m. Mrs. Ellen I.appin caught her fin­ “ very satisfactory'' condi­ 1 N. Is-onard wtll he devo­ ger in the car door smashing tion. She had spent a week tional leader for this event it and requiring the nail to there during which her third which will take place at the be removed. That is very pain­ child, Patrick Bouvicr Ken lake side collage of Mrs. J. ful. nedy, was born and died less D. Crawford on Lake Mary. Want to congratulate the than two day* later. J. C. Sapps on their Ftrd wed­ Mrs. Kennedy had under­ ding anniversary. That's a gone her fourth Caesarean and Olster (Jets Ace long time together. We wish although weak ami wan look MIN08QUAN, WIs. ( til'll you many, many more too. ing she walked out of the —Life enn be sweet for on 83Postmaster Robert Mann hospital hand in hand with ycur-old golfer when he scores am) wife Betty have as their the President. She smiled and an ate. Curl Hauser of Litch­ guesta Robert’s cousin Diane seemed happy to be going field, 111., holed out on the Ray of Ft. Valley, Ga. Robert home to Squaw Island and 151-yard second hole of the and Betty are planning on her children. Caroline, nearly Minocqunn C o u n t r y club leaving Friday for a two six, and John Jr., almost Thursday and finished a nineweeks vacation in Arkansas three. hole round with a 51. with Betty's parenU. Here tell Betty has been feeling On All Console Models kind of bad but now on the “ better side.'* That’s good. Mary (Mr*. Claude) HitDROWSE TllltOl'G II OUR RECORDS — ALL SPEEDS — teil will be acting postmaster MOST POPULAR ARTISTS — WE HAVE T1IE LARGEST while Robert is gone. RECORD SHOP IN SEMINOLE COUNTY! William and Mal.le Carroll for all th e flowers, cards CIVIL AIK *AT!iOL Isiys of the South Seminole Squadron volunteered Sr. are in Binghamton, N. Y. their servit t hint weekend to hauling dirt for filling in lowr spots around anti atten tio n during m y visiting with relatives and the North rlando School Hu* Shelter. Among those working were Hilly fiiendt. William and Alice Tettler, Jit «>' O'Donnell. Hruce Dean, Gury Coyle, Tommy O'Donnell sta y in th e hospital. Carroll Jr. are already up and Fat W ton. left to right. This squadron is in need of un organiza­ there. And I was told that tion to se r a s sponsor and the boys promise they are willing to do all Ivu M. Spaulding aomemr.e ran into their car kinds of w<k to pay their own way, ' (Iieruld Photo) 118 S. MAGNOLIA FA 2*131)2 1 'wiule Alice we* driving but Seat Belt Sale Slated Saturday Band Studenls Annual A LS A C March Church To Hear Asked To Meet Rev. Maxwell To Be Held Sept. 8 At Junior High PastranoTo Meet Wilson Churches To Share Programs For Youth Week Observation Hospital Notts Dividends Next Tax Bill Item Southern Pro Games Listed Mrs. Kennedy Facing Long Convalescence SPECTACULAR SALE! P LA Y HI-FI-STEREO Jhanh Ifou 2 0 % Discount Sanford Electric Co. -4 �# School O f E xp erien ce Dr. Crane's WHERE D O Y O U POOSHA, JOHN? W orry C lin ic k**p the chang* a* a a intendad tip or to tot U* sustooisr know th a t ha m ight h at* mada a miataka finally daddad to run a fte r tha T U k b « to 10 priao-wianta* daily ■ M p p v r a t t e r bojra M m ail * r a tfca O U ta i States a t tha eonehuk* §t t)M aoeoMl annual "Operation Ento tp tteo** week in W ashtafton, Seero tary o f Health; Education and Wel­ te r* Anthony J. C tlabrasc told on* « f hla own ej ptrtence* as a newsboy ia Clereland, Ohio. A fter selllnx a copy of the Ckv*Press to one of his regular cueone day, young Tony C*!*rsalized th a t n« had been ______I a penny and a dim* for the ■ml CASE Q-48: Larry E . aged 41, is a peculiar sex case. "Dr. Crase,” one of bis farm er vrtvwe began. "Larry seems te hate a mania to raid somebody elie ’s home. "By that, I mean be Isn’t •specially interested in a good-looking girl who ia un­ married or a widow. "But it sbe already haa a devoted husband, then this seems to become a challenge to him. "Be bo faes trios fa over­ whelm the wife until he can win her away from t e r legal mate. "And for a year or so. be seems happy, especially U she bears him a child. "But then he starts to lose interest. So be commences questing for a new victim. "What maks a man so de­ sirous at stealing another * wife?” Larry is not unusual among males. And many women are Just like him, too. for they seem obsessed with a desire to steal another girl's husband. You will thus find women who prefer a married man to e bachelor, for they ob­ fchu- Th* man thanked him, pocketed th e dii— and walked on. Back on hie corner, Tony realised ha had lost n cent on the deal. "That taught m* always ta b* alert," C elebrate told tha boys. Celebrezxa became so alert, ia fact, th at ha became mayor of Ctor*> land and is bow a member of Presi­ dent Kennedy’s cabinet. I t was a Horatio Alger story coma true, with inspiration for all tha boy*. tw o - c e n t p a p e r . Wondering whether ha should C row ing O utlook around the country, even a giant sign contains only a small am ount W hat neon there wae sold for >0 cents a cubic fo o t Then NASA’s Lewis Research Center in Cleveland sent out a call fo r 100,000 cubic feet of the stu ff to be used in work on a nuclear rocket engine. No one could supply th a t much until a new method of manu­ facturing it was devised. The cost of neon then dropped to about life cents a cubic fo o t While this transformation of the neon Industry ia unlikely to bring about a reordering of contemporary society, the story is one more exam­ ple of how tricky it ia to try to pre­ dict ju st w hat changes space needs will work in our daily lives. __j enthusiasts, when confront­ ed by a "Why-apand-aU-that-mooeyJuat-to-p u t-a-man-on-the-rooon-when there a r a-ao-mmnjr-thlngs-that-need. to-bfadop* right-hara-oo-a a r t h-likeaaasv>fortostanca?" type, talk a lot •boot th e Industrial "fallout” from th a nation’s specs program. Usually they mean new products and new techniques that have tk a l applications in fields other than apace. But sometimes the fallout is far th e form of an unexpected shot In th e arm for an Industry that haa an around for a long time. One example ia neon gas making, deb waa never exactly a mass pro­ duction fndnatry. Although neon ie used in tens of thousands of itgns Inert soj m a t h ; "NOW, ANU5S. M JBU It!?!* TM66S YOU GONNA —-vu.' WAT BOOK OKDOlftfi™ , IMAILS0U llH A fTA G tT NOUCC VONE OPWEM/ HA3EAW j VTOIGGS., •PCX rCCWPUSEii IT* VeoustT Xj vewemberkog* * V—\ ROGERS, THE WAN JAKE CLAIMED HIT HIM WTH HI* CAR? V»UL,H» REAL NAME 13 SWAMPY SWANSON# i N N16MT SWEEPER. IN a CUT-RATE PRU6 STORE AW AN OLD FRIEND OF JAKE'S! AND SWAMPY POMMT BVEN DRIVE! OU T A T H ' iUUOTJ westA, S3 ir • G e t -m e j ) P ic t u r e , J MA 3 0 R . 1. LVI 9] Q uotes The artist. If ha ia to create out of his heart's blood, must be free to assail any institn tion, any status quo, any •acred tow, let the chlpe fall aa they may. —Abby Mann, U. S. film writer, te an audience ef Russian moriamaksrs. The United States ia ex­ pected to be the model. No higher compliment could be paid to us. So our failures to IIto up to our proclaimed ideals (of freedom t ere not­ ed, magnified and iliriored. —Secretary of Slat# Dean Rusk. rv Foreign aid hasn't won us many friends but it has help­ ed to ••tablish free and inde­ pendent nations who are will­ ing to fight to keep that freedom and independence . . . Even if they are ne our friends we can take aaisfec Fri., August 16, 1063 tion in he results. —Gen. Lucius D. Clay. Qttp $aufari» fyrato Page 4 Sanford. Florida WSLTKK A. CIKLUW, KUITOK sso r i i u i i i t m in v a c o v t v rs .i.r Masae'ea toiler JIUY W i l l # Cennlr KUitor CBCKI.lt M R H IS S ertet) E d ito r IX) mot ll V tia r i.e U o c n a a l u l Bust- JAXIM L. • I O I M 4 M U B u s in ess U a n a a e r SIIIHLKV J. O U V T t .o ss ified M a * « e * r VOLTOLINB C ireu lattea U a e a e a r fS a v K f t a t u t o E d ito r D ells e e / tie Week a ts a r n ir T io s mstms ■r SsMlsele re se t, IM S S.»S MS 1.S0 WKLL1 1 S 1 I Tesr Mantas Manias Meath V. S. resist A eatetieet sresl4s that paid la a4saacs- Peter Edson P olitical WASHINGTON (NEA) — Opposition to U. 8. Senate ratification of the nuclear taet ban treaty with Britain end Huaair. ia axpected to be bit­ ter and prolonged. Hearing! before the Senate Foreign Re­ latione Committee which baa legislative Jurisdiction ever ratification, the Senate Pre­ paredness subcommittee and the Joint A tom is Energy Committee meg run n month After that will come several weeka of debate in the Senate. Ratification may not soma be­ fore October, The Kennedy administration, from tha President on down, believe* there will be no great problem in getting ratification by the require two-thirds of tha donate. But the aim ia to get approval by 80 or 90 tenate vs to show the world that th«. country ia overwhelmingly in support of tha treaty. Ksy witnesses probably will ba the Joint Chiefs of .Staff and top atomic sciential* who have played major roles in de­ veloping the American nuclear weapons arsenal. They a rt not expected to be unanimous in their opinion. Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara and Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, chairman of the Joint Chiefs, are UVsIy to sup­ port tha administrstion'e point of view. Army, Navy and Air Fort* chiefs inuy express dissent as they hsvs in tha past. A majority of tha atomic scientists ere known to feel there is more danger to hu­ manity from the fallout of continued atmospheric tast­ ing than thsr* ia risk in even an imperfect test ban treaty. On# notabla exception be this view ie Dr. Edward Tel­ ler, generally regarded as father of the hydrogen bomb development- He haa written e letter to every member of Congress saying that undar 5.11 | M o n tes 1 11 t M a n t e s 1.11 l Meath s a i l sukeer If lis a s be XBlared s# second d i e s m ilter Octeser IT. t i l l s i the Feet O ffice e f Isn ferd . Florida, aader t ie Act e l C eesreee e f Mares. T he Herald Ie a member or the Ceiled Press e h lch la • • t i t le s eicfu eiT sif te th e ute f*r r efe h llc a tu a at all the le c e l se w s prlhted la th is n .w ip ip .r . N s part of an? mater id , news or serertlein g. e f th is edltlea • f The Sanford tlereld m.jr be reproduced la asjr psenner with* • a t w ritten perm lieion of the publisher ef The Herald. A sp Individual or firm rsepoatlble ter such reproduction w ill he eeeeldered a e Infringing en The Htrald'e copyright and w ill he b sld liable for damen*e under the law. Published dally eseep t Saturday. S u a isy sa d chrietsaae, pshliahed Saturday preceedlag CXrtd imam N otebook tha proposed test bsn: "We could not control Russion atmospheric test If these testa etay well below one kiloton (the equivalent of 1,000 tons of TNT). Use of clean exploelvee may permit even bigger Russian experimenta­ tion. Such small tests could be decisive in developing mlesile defense, a field of utmost im­ portance in which the Russiana may already hate a con­ siderable lead. "There ia little doubt that tha Russians ars ahead of us in big nuclear explosions," adds Teller. “A ban on atmos­ pheric taata would perpetuate this situation. "Only after tha Russian testa and boasts of 1961 did we become fully aware of the fact that in these fields we ara at a disadvantage and th at ths disadvantage could become fatal,” concludes Tel­ ler. “ We may- now be involved In another move which will make the disadvantags per­ manent and which in the field of missile defense may give added opportunity to tha Rus­ sians." A principal critic of the test ban treaty in Congress and an advocate of Tslisr's views is Rep. Crsig Hosmer, R-Calif. He ia a wartime naval officer, later an Atomic Energy Com­ mission attorney, now a Joint Atomic Energy Committee member. Now Texas-Cut* AUSTIN, Tex f t’Pl) -T o r Texans who have swallowed some of their pride along with the “ Kamas City" and “New York" steaks they have eaten, no# ttiey have one ut their own — the ' Tex­ as cut steak.'' Armor and Co. named the •teak to represent something that has been true for a long lime — that Texas feedlot* handle much of T e n s beef now, rather Bun tending cat­ tle north and east tor fatten ing. W 5uMUWW/-FuM/ LAST AU YlAI LONG C apture it a ll in Snapshots B arbs By Hal Cuckrae Ons thing th at makes you feel batter is giving to the Red Cross until it hurts. There always being a to­ morrow ia why lots at things finally get dona. Poles, hydrants and safety zone markers never strike an auto except in self-defense. People would ttop making such a fuss over a new baby if they could read the child's mind. Well bet the bootleg liquor found in a hearie in Ohio didn't die of old age. During the great Indian mutiny of 1834, only the Se­ poy tribes remained loyal to the British Crown because they bad "sworn by their salt." a binding oath. The purpose of home dem­ onstration b to work with in­ dividuals and to extend new­ er scientific information in practical form “teach by showing" and to encourage to "learn by doing." Under the direction of the county agent, S00 Seminole County club leaders assist tn having program! that will benefit in solving home and community problems, selec­ tion, preparation of clothing, borne improvement, child and community welfare, health, safety, civil defense, family crisis, and many other sub­ jects. Women have learned the v a l u e of insurance through instruction by local insurance agent*. The Florida Sfale Bank sent a representa­ tive to all dubs teaching bud­ get plan and the use of money. We would *ay the above training program* have alert­ ed women to plan for better living in ill directions and increa.ed purchase p o w e r which has been a benefit to Sanford a e r c h a n t a and agents. Thousand of people tn Seminole County attended school* durng a period when home ecawmici was not taught. Maty of our people today have not been able to attend school* of higher learning . . . to we think it ia a great privilege that the Smith-Lever Act enables us to receive from the Univers­ ity of Florida the extension work through our wonderful agent, Miss Myrtle Wilson. Respectfully yours, Mr*. C. E. Hunter President Lake Monroe Home Demonstration Club Mr*. TI. L. Johnson Immediate past president Seminole County Home Demonstration Council AUTO N O R D IC AIR CONDITION Kit *199 Plua Installation 8 T r. Factory Warranty JONES AUTO SERVICE IMS S. Saaford, FA S-USI SCHOOL DAYS are here Every atudent in colWve or advanced grad** seeds a typewriter. The Smith - Cornea Port­ able Electric or Maaual ie tope. S-jear Guarantee HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. 114 Magnolia Saaferd Terms and Trade-ins Open Evening* Incite T c e w titM * to * / t» fas tone any u It to M b room «4A "LsciW* Wull Paint,}* faint that SAsde fm hkm td ffodsf To*!! Ids* A aw ay so ^m iw a tm B u y one b m k t+ m jto w a p ja m room IraaJf for g e t one The Los Anfries metropoli­ tan area leads the nation in the number of hotels, motels and tourist camps, accord­ ing to the Lot Angelas Cham­ ber of Commerce. **« Last May Rep. Hosmer propo*ed a test ban treaty of his own which would bare allowed each aid* about a doten fall­ out-free underground teats an­ nually. Tha treaty which Undersec­ retary of Stats Averell Herriman negotiated at Moscow goes far beyond what Hosmer proposed. It allow a not just Ilf, but unlimited underground testing by the United States, Britain and Russia. Production of nuclear mate­ rial* ia no* stopped. Stockpil­ ing of nuclear weapons ia not stopped. Ths United States may k iu n ii atmospheric, un­ derwater and outerspaea test­ ing a t any lima national se­ curity is threatened. Finally, tha U. S. is given veto power over tteaty amendments. Dear Editor: We have read, with deep regret, fa the newspaper where the Seminole County Commissioners, tn a surprise move, abolished the office of county home demonstration agent. Isn’t R strange that a group of men like our County Com­ missioners lack the know­ ledge, and make no effort to learn, the value of having a home demonstration agent tn our county? The very, very small tax imposed is nothing compared to other taxes which fail to have the educational benefits. Orange, Lake and Volusia are among the surrounding counties who hava added •»xlitants to office of county home demonstration agent in order to meet the increased interest and demand of home demonstration work. These counties are aware of the progress being made and the value of purchase power vest­ ed In women who know. In 1914 the Congress of the United States passed t h e Smith-Lever Act, that "co­ operative agricultural exten­ sion work shall consist of Un­ living of Instructions In ag­ riculture and home economics to persons n o t attending schools of higher learning.'' The cooperative plan of edu­ cation is entered into Jointly by the United States Depart­ ment of Agriculture, the Stale of Florida through the land grant institution* and the counties of the state who with to cooperate fa financing the program. ekmtroUmami JfafcMToWi lore Ufa 22 “L m ett^cvT j-rr HO LIMIT an ••see Ill.tC I Tsar f To The E d ito r sions this embattled w arrior has reached. Study his face and the grim determination It reflects. Ask your­ self how you would like to effect a compromise between this group lead­ er and his counterpart on the other side. Then make yourself feel even more melancholy by remembering th at the representative of the oppos­ ing group is very likely to be Just as self-centered, ju st as stubborn, ju st as demanding and unreasonable as our first boy. You end up by asking yourself, "How can a nation hope to progress and flourish when so many of lta people are dominated by self-interest, by narrow viewpoints, by frightening disregard of the rights and welfare of any group but their own?” The problem is heightened by the fact th at any real solution would seem to be spiritual rather than ma­ terial. Here is something you can't solve by feeding facts into an electronic computer. It has to be solved in the hearts of human beings. For everybody's sake, it’s time we started solving it —> person by person, group by group. OUR BOARDING HOUSE a constant mania to raid an­ other person’s happy home. # They are goaded onward la this unwise action by an fa. ner drive that la rooted m the secret fear that they are really not as highly sexed or alluring aa they imagine the normal person to be. Despite their romantic fin. esse and convincing ardor, they are not really fond of tbeir ne# victims. Instead, they use them self­ ishly for purely erotic pur­ poses and as a means of bar­ riering their own inner sex ego. To the usual male, moreove-, sexual excitement is lacreased by the idea of coaquest. The more dram atic the conquest, the greater is the * erotic thrill. And when men pass the age of 40, they often crave extra psychological stim uli, tion of their waning sex fer­ vor. So send for my booklet "How tn Prevent Impotence." enclosing a long stamped, re ­ turn envelope, plus 2d cents . and learn more about middle aged men. • mraim t "Why. Dr. Crane, why?" the unhappy victim* of such marital thefts will cry o u t One ef the basic reason* is the fact that such marital robbers arc afflicted with a deep-seated sexual inferiority oompi**They feel below per, at least in their own sight And when anybody is the victim of an inferiority com­ plex, be may try to compen­ sate. '•If I feel Inferior sexually." such a man or woman may think, "then I must tackle ■ doubly difficult Job to prove to myself that I have what ti takes." That is Why these males and females skip over the eligible single girls or bach­ elors. For a conquest there would offer only half a victory to the deflated sex ego of these marital thieves. But to steal a husband or wife away from another ap­ parently attractive person — well, that would be a real proof of the marital thlefa sexual charmt So these deluded folks, both Letters G roup T h erap y Among the many unsolved mys­ teries in today’s complex society is th a strange chang* that takes place In individuals when they join a group or movement. Aa individuals, most people are Inclined to be charitable, kindly and ransonabie. They will risk their livea to save tha life of a kitten or a pup­ py. They will go all out to help a needy person or family they never heard of until they read a story in n newspaper. B ut let them join a group — any U nd of a group — and they seem to change completely. Their viewpoint becomes narrow and restricted. The self-interest of th e group to which they belong becoraea tha only way of life. And any other group which happens to have • conflicting views or aims is automat­ ically regarded as a foe and must be dealt with accordingly. You doubt this? Read the dogmattt and arbitrary pronuoncements of the representatives of groups engaged in any type of organizational squab­ ble. Tune in to any television pro­ gram on which such a person is being quizzed. Note the finality of the conclu­ tain greater delight ia such male and female, thus have at we area cm NEWUP0NT m u™ MARY CARTER PAINTS rn u r $^45 ALKY* fLAT 2W Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 2 1 0 8 . PA R K A V E . M, - , M m ft W. F irst 81. PA 2-3641 fsv m u n i b a# HILL 213 W . 3 | ST. LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO. F A 2-3361 �, flj* ftanfirrl frn 9 Frl. A u f. 18. *68—Pay* 8 No Resentment Three Former Dodgers Have Winning Ways Packers Miss Paul Hornwig Leadership More Than Play NEW YORK (NEA) - The question of what the loss ot Paul Hornung will mean to G rata Bay became more than juat academic after the shoe* king 20-17 defeat by the Col­ lege A ll-S un I t Soldier Field fa Chicago. "They’ll tay ll’a became Paul wasn’t here," said vet­ eran linebacker Dan Currie, pulling off hla ahlrt in d i i guit over the champion's flat performance. Hornung ian't a taboo tubl e d around the Packeri, The old pros treat hla Indefinite suspension for gambling as casually as a parking ticket. There's not the alighted re­ sentment toward him person­ ally. "He’ll be misled more as a man," admitted Capt. Jim Bingo, "than as a football player. Tommy Moore b tt the ability to tako over for Paul. But Hornung waa a leader. He was symbolic of something — the world he lived In was a lot different." Paul was the bon vivant, the guy who got around town, who didn't mind being see* with ■ couple of ico cubes in a glass. Ringo U from the eld guard who cam* up when the Packers were nothing, takes his football aenouily and ponders his image as a pro player. There waa a rapport be­ cause Hornung was, primar­ ily, a winner. The guya re­ laxed around him. 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W h i n j a r s M i t o n C r e a k Ko*d N o rfo lk , V irg in ia Ton ara hereby n o tified t i n t a atilt h i e ho an (lied a c . i l n i t y o u In lh « a b o v e e n ­ titled ea u e e and t h a t you a re r r u u l r e d t o file y o u r n n m e r w ill) t h a c l e r k o f t h l a C o u r t a n d to e e r v e a copy lh « r » o f u p o n t h e p l a i n t i f f n r p la in l l f r e ittn r n e y e . whove nam# an il a d d r e a i la: E l m e r . l l u r e h l a o n . K e n t , Aeh b y A Rail, IJii Florida N ational Hank B u i l d i n g , J a c k a o n v l t l e !. F l o r ­ id a, n o t l a t e r t h a n tb * r a t h day of Septem ber, l i l t . If y o u fall t o do ao. a d e crea p r o c o n f e a a o k i l l be e n t e r e d ssutnvt you f o r t h e rellof d e m a n d e d III t h a c o m p l a i n t . 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(. 1911 C D L -tl Sun Sox Breezing To Second Half Flag By United Free* tnUrnalional t night to detest Lakeland 10-3 The Sarasota Sun Sox used j and sit but seaure themselves ■even e a t r s b a t e h l t a l a a t tha aaccind halt pennant at the Floiids Stats League. The Daytona Reach lalatul(D rallied for five runs in i.v r o n r i j i i k i e * c m t i t , the ninth inning to make up m i m i v u l k c n i ' S T t , r t o s - a four-tun deficit and defeat ■19 e. the Miami Marline 13-12. Ea r IT): o f CHEI.DON R. l a C T E N B C n r ) . In other action lu-t night, IIBCKAMKH Orlando defeated Kurt Laud­ v o r i t i : t o iK »:iilTolia TO AM- PKNSOtS IIAVIVfl erdale 8-4, and Tampa split a Cl. DMA OH H E M A V II A pair with St- Petersburg, 6-2, S l l t n i T A All) B.ATATK) You s n d each of y o u a r e 1-3. h e r e b y n o t i f i e d and r e q u i r e d Twine shortstop John Don­ t o fils a n y claim * In l d e m a n d s w h ich y o u . o r elOier o f you. aldson accounted for the four m a y h av e a g a i n * ! l a i d * * tat* In lb * o fflc* of Sf9». C. V * rn - rune Orlando needed to beat o n Mis*. Cou nt j J u d g # o f tha Yankee! by belting two S t m l o o l* C o u n ty , a l hlo offlc* In th # C o u r t Hi.ufi In S a n f o r d , home runs and a triple. F l o ri d a , w i t h i n j»l* c a l e n d a r Tha Tarpon* clinched their m o n t h * f r o m Iha Uni* o f th* l l r a t p u b l i c a t i o n of t h i s n o ­ opener with St. Petersburg tice. E a c h olaln o r d e m a n d during a third inning rally m u * l be In w r u n g a n l c o n ­ t a i n t h e place of r*»ldon co that was started by Hub Dun­ a n d p j » t offlc* I d r e s s o f th e ham's two-run am gl«c l a i m a n t a n d tn at he sivorn In the nightcap, .Saints t o by t h # olalm nt, hi" » * * n t o r a t t o r n e y , o r tie s a m e s h a l l pitching >Iar Hank Harden b s void. picked up hi* 2<lth win of the D aisy I-au t( b u r g Aa A J m l n l s i a t r i a o f aa.d M ason when catchc-r Larry ••tats Rnrton tripled in two rune in F u b llah A u g . I. It. B . l i t ! the third inning, then scored C D '-l on a single. A lim >: n r B.il.K ro iiK C L tis i THE STANDINGS: tartli* o f P u r s u a n t to W L Pet. Git f f o r t c l o a u r * th * f in a l d o ert* 34 17 .667 e n t e r e d by lb* Irc u l t C o u r t -Sarasota f o r 9 - m l n o l # Co nty. F lo rid * . Orlando 21) 23 ,558 6Vi In C h a n c e r y . In t h a t c e r t a i n c a n t o p o n d i n g I ■aid C o u r t . Fort L'dal* 28 24 .538 6 Vi w herein Ducket No. C> 1 , Miami '27 25 .519 7H J O d E P H DF-ONA D e n d I d l — 27 25 .51!) 7 Vi M A N H. l-EU N D, h i* wife, St. Pete er.d S t- L’ktnd i r i th* plaint 21 2!) .120 12 V* PIIONZ T l a l W E I ' an d J O II N 20 31 2102 14 hl* wife. Tampa NY MAE laOWB a r e tli# d o f o n d an a I. a R T I l D'tona B'ch 20 32 .385 14Vk Legal Notice ii. n r . C K W II.. J R . . * • C le r k o f th o Co tt. w ill salt th # f o l l o w i n g d » | r l b # d prop • rty In Kurilnot bianty. Florid*, t o - w i t : X-ot No. <■ u: k I I . I-oek h a r t ’* Bubdls ilea, a* rei. c o r d e d In i k t n - , k R*. rda of p a g e 1*. Fob . '• m l not a Coi ty, F lo rid a . by pu b lic Said t a l e will o u t c r y am i will t a k e p i t a t th * E a s t F( i t D o o r of th* hem lnol* C nty Courth o u se a t h a n f o ri g F l o r i d a , on th* 19th d a y of u s u e t , list. a t IS o 'c l o c k nniA D a t e d a t h a n f rd . F lorid*, t h is l i t h d a y of .ugu*:. I I I ! . (S E A L ) A r t h u r I t i c k w l t h . Jr., C l e r k o f th* trout t C o u r t o f bom lnot* l e u n t y BY: M a rt h a . V l u . * a By United Prr*e International Ain’t It just like those daf­ fy Dodgeri! They can't do anything right in the National League but you ought to see them operate in the American. Walt Aliton undoubtedly will be delighted to know that two of his old buddies, Ed Roebuck and Don Zimmer, are performing exactly like pen­ nant winner* with Washing­ ton. And the Dodger skipper alio may break out in eheera to learn that another of hla *x•mployea, big Stan Williams, sudditily has become one of the hottest pitchers on the Yankees' staff. Roebuck and Zimmer, each of whom send Alston beet re­ gard*, combined their efforts Thursday la produce a 5-4 victory for th* Senator* against the Angels. Zimmer had two hits and drove in two nine while Roe­ buck registered hie first American Lragu* victory dur­ ing a four inning rslief stint. Williams, coming off a onehitter in his previous start, fired a six-hitter against the Red Sox and struck out sev­ en ss he hurled th* Yankees to a 10-2 triumph. Tha for­ mer Dodger right-hander got most of his help from Johnny Blanchard. Blanchard, subbing for the injured Roger Haris in right field, drove in six runs with a grand slam homer and a two-run homer. Alston also may be inter­ ested in knowing that Yan­ kee Manager Ralph IluuU, sit­ ting pretty with an 8 4 gams lied, now is playing hla jayvers, possibly to lat them tarn their letters. In sddtion to Hlanchard’s two blasts, Phil Line, filling in for Tony Kubek, collected three of the Yankees’ 13 hits, and part-timer Hector Lopex contributed a double and two singles. Boston's only extra have blow was Dick Stuart's 30th homer in th* ninth in­ ning. Minnesota bombed Haiti more 13-3, and Detroit crush­ ed Kansas City 11-1 in the only other American League games scheduled. By JULIUS B O R O s V g ^ Replacement Of ■..w w a..-U X * O f£ N CHAMH0N 2 Ja x Teams Lose Alex 'Fearsome' Close Stance In Slo-Pitch Play Line Problem The District Two A. S. A. Slo-Pitch Tournament got un­ der way Thursday night a t th* Sanford Municipal Stadium ae a pair of Jacksonville teams were eliminated in th* open­ ing round. l a the initial gam* Garden Restaurant of Starka, white­ washed the Jacksonville Sher­ if f s Office 17-0. Starke's Giants Rise Along With Mays Average By United Pres* International If you're interested in one good reason wny th* San Francisco Giants ar* giving th* Loi Angeles Dodgers an­ other alow hot-foot, taka a closer look at Willie Maya. Wonderful Willie got uff to a alow start this season and the Gianta had trouble keeping pac* with their California neighbor*. But May* is wann­ ing to hi* taak again, and in the Giant scheme of things he’s tha man who keeps th* fir* burning. Ju st three weeks ago today. Mays was hitting .277 with '22 hums runs and 55 runsbatted-ln. Respectable, but not up to par for a man with a .315 lifetim* batting aver­ age. Oh, yes, San Frunciacu trailed the Dodgers by eight and one-half gams* at that time. In big way* and small. Stay* has lifted th* Giant* bark into th* rac* over tbs last few week*. HI* latest contribution waa a routina singl* that drove home two runs, includ­ ing the winning tally, a# San Francisco whipped tha Cin­ cinnati Reds' 6-3 Thursday night. Th* Say-Hey Kid now ■porta a .203 mark with 20 homer* and 73 RBI'*. Tha Giants, roincidcsitally, have won 17 of their last 23 eontesta and trail Lo* Angeles by three games. Tho Dodger# broke a three* game losing slump by over­ coming tile Milwaukee Brave# 7-5 in tha National league's only day gama Thursday, and in other night eontrat* th* Houston Colt* defeated the St. Louis ( ardirml# 4-2, the Football Practice Philadelphia Phillies edged tb* Prospective football players Chicago Cubs 4-3, and the at Semlnoia High School are Pittsburgh Pirates beat the invited to turn out fur Ih* New York Meta 8-2. Junior vanity and varsity teams at 3 p. m. Monday. The "jp of a tree docs not Heading tha Hat will lie these always go down in the fall 13 lettermen: Buddy Lawson, and rive In the spring; some Lloyd F r e e m a n and Flail tree* have higher moisture Black, halfbacks; Runny Ilincontent in winter. ■on, quarterback; Jo* Farlrts and Dale Alexander, guard#; David Noell, Mike (Had end Jim Touhy, tackle*, and Bil­ ly Higgins, Frank Noell and Barry Barks, ends. High Gamed High garnet rolled in tha Bill Hemphill Motontt** I.•ague this week were by Betty Richey, 177; Rita Stein, 176 and Shirley Muxwrll, 170, with Rita Slam having a 442 aerie*. ur ( r T ~ Seat Belt S<le AUGUST 17TII - SAT LIU) A' ALL DAY Jaycee Park - French Av. SEE TH E W RICK superior fielding and slashing bat* proved too tough for th* Lawman. Stark* 0 4 0 6 0 7 0—17 Sheriff* * Office 0 0 0 0 0 0 0— 0 In the feature gam* of th* •vtning Boykin Motors of Eau Gallia battered Prudential In­ surance Company of Jackson­ ville 14-5 on a barrage of home runs. Eau Gallic'* catch­ er Mac llcClusky belted two round trippera and McCluaky'* teammate* Jim Hanson and Ron Kauffman each hit for the circuit, Jacksonville jump­ ed off to an early 3-0 lead in firat on a single by Awmean. Triple by Roberta and a single by Don Crosby. Boykin cam* back in tho buttom of tha first with two out*. Howard singled and McCluaky clouted his first homer. From that point on it waa all Boykin Motor*. Prudential 3 0 0 1 0 0 1— 5 Boykin Mtrs . 3 0 0 1 6 3 ■—14 Kingtwood Builder’s of Sunford advanced to th# leniLflna)s with a 7*0 forfeit win over Gainesville who w i t h d r a w from th* District Tournament at 3 p- m. Thursday. Friday games will hav* Stark* meeting Cocoa a t 7:30 and King-,wood Builder'* of Sanford taking on Boykin Motor* of Eau Gallia a t 0 p. m. Beman Leading In 2nd Round PORTSMOUTH, V*. (U PI) — Dean* Honan of Uetheada, Md., led th* way into today's second round of the 7 th annual Eastern Amateur golf tourna­ ment one stroke ahead of tile pack. Beman ehot a 4-under-par 66 Hun "day on th* Elixabs-tli .Manor Golf and Country Club’* fl.tiiNJ-yard circuit. He played a belter gam* on the more difficult buck nine, cov­ ering the holes in 33. lie was hard pressed by Harry Toacano of Nuwcaatle, Pa., and Don Sayet, 16, of Miami Beach, Toscano circled th* 18 with a 67 while Sayet, a high school junior scored a 68. Officers Meet Sanfurd Woman's Bowling Association president u n d secretaries will meet at 7:30 p. m. Tuesday in th* Florid* Slate Bank caucus room. Bowling Meeting Sandspura Bowling League will msel at 7:30 p. m. Wed­ nesday at J s t Lanes, You will quickly discover that th* swing with the long Irons is a little more upright than with a wood. Yet it is not quite aa up­ right as with the medium or short iron.*. Close the stance somewhat with the t, 2 and 3 irons. Draw the right foot back about an inch from the in­ tended line of flight This is just the opposite of the shift we made with the short irons. 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It stays low longer than short irons do, but not quite at much as the woods. The cocking of the wrist begins when they are about waist high, Tho longer shaft will tako tho club back farther on tho backswing than it did with the shorter irons. There Is a slight difference in the downswing from that with woods. With the latter, you used mure of a sweeping motion, especially with the driver. Long trona must bo swung to hit more down and through th* ball. Tlie difference is necessi­ tated by the difference betwen the fuller wood bead and tho more compact slen­ der blade of the iron, as well as the loft. The follow through is the same for the long lrona aa U la for tho woods. Don't ever quit on a long Iron shot. Let tho clubhead fallow after the ball to a com­ plete finish. Quitting on the shot hero can become fatal, with the ball shooting off into a min­ imum of distance and a max­ imum of trouble. DETROIT (U P I)— The De­ troit Lions would rather spend next New Year’s on the frigid shores of the Great Lakes than in sunny Florida. For three straight seasons they have finished second to the Green Bay Packers in lb* Western Division and have had to nettle for the Playoff Runncrup Bowl in Miami. This year tha National Football League's champion­ ship game will be played in the park of llie Western Di­ vision champion snd the Lions would like nothing bet­ NATIONAL LEAGUE ter than to give the home W L I'cL GB fans their first “ live" look at Lot Angeles 70 48 .593 a playoff since 1957. The Lions were 11-3 last San Francisco 68 52 .567 3 (W 54 .530 3 season for liieir best record St. Louis 65 58 .528 7li ever. Their three losses were Cincinnati 64 58 .523 8 by a total of only eight points. Philadelphia 61 37 .317 9 For three straight years they Chicago 61 58 .513 9>a have split the season series Piltsburgh Milwaukee 61 60 .504 lOia with the mighty Packer*. 46 76 .377 26 This year, there will be no Houston 39 60 .328 31>j "Fearsom* Foursome," the New York Thursdsy's Results defensive front tin* consider­ ed one of the finest In the Los Angeles 7 Milwaukee 3 history of pro foothill. That Pittsburgh 8 New York 2, night group was broken up by the NFL gambling probe that Philadelphia 4 Chicago 3, night sent all-pro tackla Alex Karraa to tha akielinea under an San Francisco 6 Cincinnati 3, night Indefinite suspension. Coach George Wilson con­ Houston 4 St. Louis 2, night AMERICAN LEAGUE cedes that Karras will be ex­ W L Pet. GB tremely difficult to replace, 73 42 .641 but he atitl believes defense New York 67 31 .368 Six will be the key to the Lions' Chicago Minnesota success. 67 32 .363 9 66 36 .341 Ills Three members of the Baltimore 37 61 .483 18(a "Fearsome Foursome" will Boston NEXT: More about the 1, 38 62 .483 18W b* around to harrass enemy Cleveland 3, and 3 Irons. 36 67 .433 22 runners and quarterbacks — Lais Angeles 33 64 .433 22 ends Sam Williams and Har­ Kansas City ris McCord and tackle Roger Detroit 33 64 .433 22 OVER 35 YEARS 43 76 .361 33 Brown. They will be backed Washington At First * Palmetto Thursday'* Results by perennial all pro lineback­ (Alongside old peat offlc*) er Joe Schmidt and such deep New York 10 Boston 2 backs as Dick (Night Train) Detroit It Kansas City 1 Lane and Yale Lary, both Washington 5 Los Angelea 4 members of th* UPI All NFL Minnesota 13 Haltiniors J. night team. Replacing Karras will be Only games scheduled either Incicn Reeherg, a 310pound rookie giant from • Carpels • Furniture II.million Institute, or Floyd Tlie English sparrow Ii not • Tile • Piano* Peters, a 235puund tackle a true sparrow; it belongs to • Rental Beda Hi* weaverbird family. obtained f r o m Cleveland. The defensive line and back field are solid, although Lane and Lary have been around a tutu I of 22 years and may have slowed down. A rookie that drew raves as Detroit beat Cleveland, 24 U), In a pre-season game last Saturday, was Larry Fcrgusou, former Iowa halfback. Ferguson, 5-foot tu and 2W pounds, gamed 43 yards in eight carriers. Ferguson wilt attempt to Join the “Cool Ones'* in oust Danny Lewis and Hobby Watkins front their halfback an air conditioned 1963 spoil. The Lions again will rely • Ford • Fairlane • Falcon on the passing arms of Milt Plum and Earl Morrall. Get a Genuine Find Air Conditioner . . . en­ \ -----------------® | Deputy Clef, L EV IN E ROTH. MKOAI. II* S. C o u r t Str> 1 Orlan d o , F l o r i d , A t t o r n e y * fo r t f l n t l f f e Pul>tl*)i: Aug. M 1)41 CD L -il SANFORD - SEMINOLE JAYL'l iS COME Lions Look To Defense Ka.st Com m ercial S t. — Sunloi d INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT Ph. FA 2-1481 30H E. First St. W. Park MI 4-8918 ) �k Bay Chairmen Named For ernoon K it. T. F . McDaniel aid I M im s Linda Mfi. M. B. Strickland. as-l •triad by their daughters. Miss Marilyn McDaniel and Miss r r a n c t a Strickland, w n to-boctrises for a tea, Wsdnesdsy afternoon, at the McDaniel home, in Mayfair. Overt of honor was Miss Jeanne Southward w h o s e wedding to John Kerry Din­ kins win be an event of this Saturday at S p.m. at the First Baptist Church. The house was decorated throughout with beautiful ar­ rangements of yellow and white gladioli, mums and car­ nations created by Mrs. Reuel Robison and Mrs. J. H. Lee Jr. A yellow and white color theme was carried out in re­ freshments. The table was overlaid with a cream lace cloth and held a large ar­ rangement of gold and white mums in a silver bowl and all silver appointments. M i n t s , nuts, openfaced sandwiches, petit f o u r a . cheese biscuits and froicn fruit punch was served to the guests who called during the appointed hours of 4 to a p.m. Mrs, W. A. Kratxert greet­ ed the guests at the door and MISS JEANNE SOUTHWARD was guest of Mrs. W. B. Kirby presided at honor at an afternoon tea given by Mrs. T. F. the punch bowl. Floatlng.hosMcDaniel and Mrs. M. R. Strickland, Wednes­ teases were Mra. Ted Wil­ day. Left to right are (seated) Jeanne and her liams, Mrs. Lee, and the The Women of the Presbyterian Church of the C o m ­ ment h e l d their monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Freeman in Lake Mary Mon­ day evening with Mrs. Paul Doggs, chairman, conducting the meeting. The membera were divided up into a morning and even­ ing circle with Mary Kauf­ man aa chairman of the morning circle and Helen Abcnshcln chairman of the evening circle. Reports of the various committee* w e r e heard, and a resolution to go on the unified budget plan of the church was adopted. A correction was made in the minutes of the June meet­ ing (hat the following offi­ cers were elected and will be installed at a later date: Mra. Paul Boggs, chairman: Mrs. Jo Garrett, treasurer; Mra. Peter Weber, secretary; Mrs. Arthur De Young, budget; Mrs. At Case, constitution and by-laws; Mrs. Thomas Makln. historian, and Mrs. King nominating committee. T ie next meeting will be at the home ot Mrs. Handy Sima. mother, Mrs. Ira E. Southward, and standing, Miss Frances Strickland, Mrs. Strickland, Mrs. O. Lewis Dinkins, Mrs. McDaniel and Miss Mari­ lyn McDaniel. (Herald Photo) Afro, Alfred Davis, vice president, presided a t the businesi meeting of the WMU of the First Baptist Church when the group met this week for the regular business and program session. Announcement was made of the mission study conferences scheduled for Sept. 4 to G at Stetson University. Mrs. Mar­ garet llrynn ted the prayers for missionaries. R. Willard Warfield and Mrs. Voile A. Williams were in charge of the deTutions. Mr. Warfield sang a iolo, "No Other Name” accompanied by Mra. Willie Pippin. Mrs. A. J. Peterson present­ ed the program e n t i t l e d “Turning Away From the Truth of God,” which dealt with four different kinds of religions. Mrs. Margaret Bry­ an, in giving tlie introduction stated that the United States cannot be truly culled a christion nation due to ult the false teachings that have arisen. Mrs. Donald Hunter, Emma A covered dish luncheon wns Jean Methvln, Mr*. Geneva served at noon, followed by the Owen, Tonya E. Winn and individual circle meetings. Wanda Leo Harris have re­ turned from an Interesting trip to Nassau. They traveled on the S.S. Evangeline, which was their hotel while there. It docked at Bay Street in Nassau. Among the interesting tour­ ist attractions visited were the Queen's Staircase, some forts, the beaches, the straw market and a night club. The Queen's Staircase was carved in the side of a moun­ tain. by hand, so the Queen could escape from the island when the Spaniards were planning an attack. History stales that later the queeri treed the staves who carved the steps for her escape. The Sanfordilei especially enjoyed the evening at the night club. They stayed for a i special floor show. Group Enjoys Vacation, Tour TALKING OVER OLD TIMES when they used to live in Sanford, are two pretty young visitors, Miss Robbie Blake and Miss Judy Ogden both former Seminole High School cheerleaders. The girls are spending p art of their vneation visiting friends in Sanford, before returning to school in their new locations. Robbie now lives in Glenview, III., and Judy in North Kingston, Rhode Island. There arc shown here chatting at a purty In their honor given by Miss Myra Meeks. (Herald Photo) Village an.l one at Jackson dren, Ann and Grey, left the villo Beach. lirst of July by bus for West Warwick, R. I., tor a visit The T. J. Michels family Is all homo again alter a with her mother, Mrs. Char­ month of vacations. Mrs. Mi­ les E. Quinn. After a couple of weeks .Mr. chels and two of their chilMichels and the other chil­ dren (who had been helping him keep house) started out in the family station wagon for Rhode Island. They rent­ By Mrs. Adam Mailer ronto, Barrie, and in Pres ed a cottage at Johnson's Lt. Cal. and Mra. Harold coil, Ontario, and Mrs. Wills' Pond, near Coventry, R. I., Wills of Naranja Road return­ sister, Miss Florence Clarke and visited with relatives and ed this past week from a trip triends. to Canada where they visited Capt. and Mr*. Pieter Kra­ Enrouls homo they stopped friends and relatives in To­ mer of Sunrise Boulevard over for sightseeing tour* in celebrated their 18th wedding Atlantic City, N. J., and anniversary, Saturday, Aug. Washington, D. C. Each time Longwood a new area was selected the family found a camping site first. The last stop was at Camp Santee, S. C. Mrs. Edna Reilly celebrat­ By Donna Bates ed her birthday last week Mrs. Phdip Alien, l i t Holly Mr. and Mr*. Robert Drin She was the guest of the Deko and crildrcn, Bobby and fl.iry Butlne** and Profess­ Avr., left today for a three Annette, have rrturned to ional Women's Club at the or four week trip in the north. First she will visit her their home on East Lake Ave­ splash party and dinner serv­ sister and nephew, Mrs. Ha­ ed at the home of Marie Ac* nue, Longwood, alter a vaca­ zel M. Matthal and A. Brax­ card! on Hibiscus Drive. ton Huntley Jr., in Baltimore, tion in St. Mary*, W. V«„ Md. visiting with relatives and The flavor of coffee en­ A visit with relatives and triends. hances many meats. Baste friends in Pennsylvania ami leg of lamb, for Instance, New Yurk la also planned and Recent gueita at the Longwith a cup of coffro Just as rnroute home she will spend wood home of Mr. and Mrs. you might drink it — with some time with her daugh Joseph Dean w e r e Mrs. Dean's parents, Mr. and Mrs. cream and sugar to taste. ter, Mrs. C. N. Shaffer, and The famous “ Rad-Bye Gravy” family. Joseph Ursini, of Elmont, of the south results from ham Long Island, N. Y. basted with black coffee. .Mrs. Winston J. Barr will While there the Deans took Coffee used with wine in beef arrive Monday, by plane, for them on several sightseeing new will provide sn unusual a visit with her parents, Mr. tours of Central Florida, in­ and delicious dish. And you'll and Mrs. M. R. Strickland, cluding Sliver Springs, Six find that a bit of coffee adds and sister, Frances. She will Gun Territory, the Kissimmee a fine gourmet (ouch to any be matron of honor at her sis­ Rodeo, Gatorlaml and Rock meat gravy. ter's wedding on Aug. 31. Springs. Personals Mrs. Elida La Mailers has returned to her home in Pan­ ama after a mouth's vacation in F'lorida. She vUitcd her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Ansley, Randy, Bobby, Dorita and Thatcher, in Longwood. She also visited another daughter and her family, Mr, and Sir*. Jordon Cannon, in Frostproof, and My. and Mra. Frank Soaln, in L A U N D R Y & C LE A N E R S SAME DAY SERVICE • FLUFF DRY • FINISHED LAUNDRY • DRY CLEANING “TOPS IN QUALITY & SERVICE" 01 W. 1st. Opposite Goodyear A group of friend* were In­ vited to ibarw the happy day with her. They played with paper cut-outs and ■ variety of games. Mrs. I»m served refresh- menu of chocolate birthday cake end punch. Playmate* enjoying t h • party w e n Darlene Rodgers, Connie Joiner, Teresa Rowe, Theresa Katas and Reaes Rowe. OPENING THE BIRTHDAY GIFTS at a party honoring Alice Joy Ison in Longtlnle are, left to right, Darlene Rodgers, Connie Joiner, Renea Rowe, Alice Joy, reading one of the cards enclosed w ith a g ift; Teresa Rowe and Theresa Estes. (Herald Photo) Return From Program On Four Religions DeBary Personals By Doom Kates Alice Joy Ison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ison, Longdate, celebrated her 11th birthday with a party at their home, 757 Lormann Cfrcle. Granthams First Baptist WMU Presents Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pack­ ard and son, Douglas, have returned to their home on Metlonvillc Avenue after a three week vacation. They •pent two weeks at Elllnor Longdate Playmates Help Celebrate 11th Birthday In Nassau Rev. and Mr*. V. II. Gran­ tham have returned from a vacation in North Carolina. They vlsltrd relatives ami friends in Salemburg, Roseboro, Newton Grove, Roanoke Rapids and several other places in the Western part of the state. After returning to Sanford for a few days, they went to Tampa and Clearwater for a visit with their two children, and their families, Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Grantham, Tam­ pa. and Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Grantham and Dr. and Mrs. II. E. Sinoak, ail of Clear­ water. Two grandchildren, Patri­ cia Ann and Susan Jane Grautbam. of Clearwater, ac­ companied them home. Their parents ami brother, John, will arrive this Saturday to spend the weekend. Sixth Birthday Celebrated By Oviedo Girl At Party By Bernice Kelsey Donna Shirlcen Beasley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Beasley, celebrated her sixth birthday with a party at their home in Oviedo. DONNA BEASLEY A N Y O F THESE IT EM S BELOW : - Oviedo • Mens • Mens Personals By Bernice Kelsey M a r v i n Ifolsenback, of Jacksonville, N. C., spent last week with his grandmother, Mrs. K. 3!. olliff. ilia par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. .Merritt Holsenback Joined the family for the weekend. Mr*. P e n n i r Olliff, o! Oviedo, assisted In the recent opening o( the Aloma Nation­ al Bank, Aloma Shopping Center, in Winter Park. ROSE SPECIAL G e r i i o u Magnificent Biuhm On Double Chero­ kee Stuck. C ome Early For Y a a r i , Guaranteed Landscaping A Lawna Plant Consultation Gray Shadows Nursery I Vi ML ft. of Cinders tile S. Sanford FA 2-6040 D re ss Casselberry Balloons in assorted sizes and colors were used for dec­ orations and the y o u n g guests were dressed in cow­ boy and Indian costumes. Games were played, includ­ ing the popular “Pin the Tall on the Donkey” Wes Mi­ chaels won the prize in this contest. Other prizes were won by Susan Clonts and Marty Ward. Other guests a Rending were Scott Abell, George Jakub. cin Jr., Richard Lyles, Jay Saucer, Glen Stoner, Honda Arndt, Joy King, Robbie Meek, Li»u Wolcott, Linda Olliff and Faye Stoner. Gratuitous advice la « idom welcome. Wait until you're aiked for it. G ET THESE SELECTIO NS $39.95 To $75.00 OR Personals Mrs. Margaret Colvard baa returned to her home on Brighton Drive, in H y d • Park, from Florida Sanitar­ ium and Hospital. She is re­ cuperating from surgery and is able to have visitors. FLORAL FROM ----Your Downtowa SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Car. E. 1st A Sanford Ava. 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ORLANDO �* f \±L>* R e ^ e ir e a ^ jf^ ' S ^ C ♦ * Quoth CUtby l DEAR ABBY: I’d like to blow off ■ little steam about the ridiculous practice of businesses th at give kid* dies candy suckers when they come In with their mother*. 1 find myself avoiding the places where this is done. I don't know of one mother who approves of I t If she refuses to let the child accept the sucker, she is “ mean". If she accepts it, she Is building her child’s dental bill and spoiling the child's appetite for the next meal. Doctors, believe it or n o t are among the worst offenders. Banks, grocery store* and shoe stores run a close second. IRATE MOTH Rit DEAR IRATE: Telephone (or write a note) to the "offenders" and Suggest they give out, hnllonn* in­ stead. But don’t hold your breath. * o • * • DEAR ABBY: I am getting mar­ ried soon and many problems have come up. My family Is small. My fu­ ture husband comes from a very large family. His mother guve my mother a list of 60 "close relatives" •he wants Invited to the wedding supper. My father says he is willing to pay for OUR side of the family, but he Is not feeding 66 strangers. Abby, how can I tell my future in­ laws this? I am even ashamed to tell my boy friend. ASHAMED By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ASHAMED: Tell your fa­ ther that the hrlde’s family pays for the wedding. If a wedding supper Is too costly for your father, have a reception instead. It's nothing to be ashamed of. • • • • DEAR ABBY: People are always so reluctant to take a loved one with a mental disorder to a psychiatrist for treatment. If they only realised what an injustice they are doing to that person! With all the wonderful drugs and treatm ents they have to­ day, there’s no reason for mental cases to go on living miserable lives when they could In* normal and hap­ py. Believe me, 1 know because we had it in our fundly- Metal illness sometimes takes on strange forms and Is hard to recognize as such. Then, too. some people refuse to ac­ cept. the tru th and will admit to any­ thing but a mental illness. I only wish we had taken the step sooner. It would have saved us all a lot of unhappiness. Please pass this on to your readers, Abby. A. M. • • * • CONFIDENTIAL TO "A LAW­ YER’S LAWYER” : “ Until death do us part" does not nienn “ Until 1 find someone 1 like better." • • • • Tell your troubles to Abby. For a personal, unpublished reply, pleuse send a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. $ja£obif.On in with the queen of trumps. A diamond lead from dummy gate East a chance to get rid of one of hit hearts and then came the key defensive play. West led the queen of hearts! South was in dummy with the king and couldn't get to his own hand. He led a dia­ mond, .but Eqit ruffed with the nine spot and West lot rid nf his last heart so declarcr was held to Just one heart trick. Adding this to three trumps, two diamonds and a club only gave South a total of seven. Where d I d declarer go wrong? He needed two heart tricks and should have atticked hearts before he got involved with the diamond suit. J .Ac U)otmn OPERATION COMING SUN. . JION. - TUBS. FAMILY ENTERTAINMENT Brian Keith a ta ri la Walt Disney's "Savage S a m , " showing Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at Movieland DriveIn Theatre. Also featured will be ‘‘King Solomon's Mines," In culor, with Stewart Gran­ ger and Deborah Karr. Two color features are scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday, “The B r o k e n Land," with Kent Taylor, and ' Bachelor Fiat," with Tues­ day Weld. Triple feature Friday end Saturday, Aug. 23-14, Includes “Seminole,'’ with Rock Hud­ son; “Tlia List of Adrian Messenger.'* w i t h Dianne R IT t ™ BIKINIM INDIAN FIGHTER junior size, Kevin Corcoran, belts • brave from hit saddle in Walt Disney’* “Savage Sam.” Corcoran star* with Brian Keith, Tommy Kirk and Marta Kristen in the Techni­ color motion p ictu re. B uena V ista releases. Wyntere. end "The interna," with Cliff Robertson. One of the biggest and moat aurcessful casla la Watt Dis­ ney history was signed for hanirlding roles In Disney’s fast moving feature motion picture, “Sat age Sam.” Brian Keith, who was ac­ claimed at the earthy, quickon (hr draw hero of "The Westerner” TV series, end displaced his flair for comedy with llayley Mills In Disney’s all-time top box office hit, "The Parent Trap," la back In the saddle as rugged fron­ tiersman Rrrk Coates, leader of e hand of Indian fighters. Tarzan Film A t P its Theatre Motion picture heroes come and go, but there U on# stal­ wart screen character who has ouUasted them ail—T a r san. the creation of Edgar Rice Burroughs, who remains the epitome of honor, valor and physical supremacy to milllona of adventure-loveri all over the world. Latest o( the ever-popular Tarzan dramas la Uit By Welntraub production. “ Tar­ tan 's Three Challenges,” with Jock Mahoney again portray­ ing tbs title character, and with other leading mica play­ ed by Woody Strode, Tsuruko Kobayaahi and nine-year-old Ricky Der, a native of San Francisco's Chinatown, mak­ ing hla movie debut. “ Tartan's Three Challeng •a" will be featured Sunday. Monday and Tuesday at the Rltt Theatre. In a itory replete with ac­ tion and adventure, in which Tarzan is summoned from Africa to an oriental country to come to the aid of the heir to a spiritual throne, "Tar­ im 's Three Challenge*" was filmed In Mnrocolor and nyali»copo entirely on loca­ tion* in exotic Thailand under the direction of Robert Day. It le presented by MetroGoldwyn- Mayer. * It was in 111! that Elmo Lincoln and Enid Markey first portrayed Tarzan and Jane in the film. "Tarzan of the Apes," published two years earlitr as the firat of Burroughs’ Tarzan novels. "Tarian'* Three Challenges" Is No. 37 of tlie adventure films, with Jock 31ahoney the screen's 13th Tarzan. W e e k e n d T e le v isio n FRIDAY P. JL I II ID Ten. ria. • Week. Report (I ) Kewerop* 1:1* ID Mr. >:d <S> Ch. S New* I 41 (31 Hahdrr Yanoetir'e • (SI M ir* Vewewte I* Report ■•-MS 7 01 (II Cen. Fie Mhowraeo a.ii <•» mu .n * . ■•••me 7:04 ID lin y t-<nii.*rd.> Repen ID D y in g Doctor lit sm m s 7 1* (I) Lucy . Dial Comldp til# tl> Weather Hour te> L*a**e i t w » u ID Th* O illant Mm Karp (3) hint [Itnedlel •Ml <S> Seerte I H ID D o fin d ir i • ill (It Nile News 1:11 ID llrm teninny IS) Out.lo.ir B u llM la 111 Joey lliihop Show Board 7-44 ID PaL Mlaht M o .m t ie s II) The Rehet I a* (SI l a v r i n n Welh II) OwsSeee I H (I) H i m Oua W ill Tra­ vel <t) Air Fewer 17:00 IS) F tnht of tho Week f ill (I) W alter CrtahIM — ID Uunernoko Ki w i 31:11 III M aki Thai Rpiro 7:11 i l l Int. Showtime ; i : t l ID Hat. N ilh t Show III Maverl'k ID Mid-Fla. Nowa (II Rawhtdl (I) Ch. 4 Mow* 1:11 St) Sin* Alena With H i l l (4) H ollywood Movlh Mlteh C avalcade II) w eals N 11:11 (I) CbaiaNowahlp W n e k (II Th* Hla Story Map •:Se (t) Waps* Peoewee 41) Ron Cochran New* T A R Z A N (Jock Ma­ honey) rescues t i n y Ricky Dor from a tem­ ple which la about to lie engulfed in flames l : 0» (I) in one of th e exciting m o m e n t s of MetroGoldwyn-Mayer’a new 1 :1# <«) ad venture - d r a m a , (I) "Tarzan’a Three Chal­ 10:0« lID l) lenges.” IIM (I) roll.so Alt f* f a r Kwiti.ell—tlrorri lijjr I'lt-k-ri AKrod R lllb io tk Hear Fries te R lsht Ini. neiutr S'oifent K row ltaiee ABC F la il RSpiel (II New***** (I) Chaaael f H w e e o 11:11 (I) Sports Flnsl H ill (I) Hollywood Movie By Ruth Millett The wife who takes her him a happy Ban. ually praising everything site She docin t question hir docs. Because she doesn't husband for granted makes ovary mova u g la a relaxed take him for granted she comfortable nmpsnlon to wants continual assuranca V f o \g s « f u n ) him. that he loves her and thinks RI DE - I N T H E A T R It's tho worn ,a who refuses site D the most wonderful TONITE A SAT. to take a mqi for granted woman in the world. who kicks up U the fuss. She wants to know all about •1.00 A CARLOAD tlsfied unless hla business. If ho Is inclined She Isn't HORROR HITS ha's forever (fling her how to be close-mouthed she and contin­ makes him miserable by aik“THE HAND OF DEATH" wonderful she I Plus ■■ ■— “THE MINOTAUR" And now "THE CABINET OF CAMPARI** All 3 Just Chock Full Of Spine Chilling Scene* — Shrieks A Blood Curdling Vella ♦ Boy* - Brin* Your Ghoul Friend* I I I 'S a v a g e S a m ' N ext A t M o vie lan d By Oswald Jacoby 1 don't know the nameless NORTH >• bridge player who »aid, “ t A Q2 don't c a rt who makes the na­ I K 10* tion's slams as long as I can AASUS ♦ AST make the nation's part WTST tD> FAST scores." A A 10 7 4 ASM I have to agree with him. WQ71 WA S 4 North should really have a q to l ♦J• made ■ diamond overcall in­ * K « i J * ••« * « stead of the takeout double in SOUTH ♦ KJSS which cast South would have v a n raised diamonds. Three dia­ A K 97 monds makes easily and to A IM should two spades, but South g o on* vulnerable timed his play rather poorly WMl N«4A * e * SeolA and fine defense set him. 1+ Double 2 A 1 A P as* Pm Pms He won the first trick with Open ins le«A—A It dummy's aca of clubs and led a law spado to his king. West king of won with the ace and played his hand with the two clubs. South ruffed the diamonds, and led a heart. second club, led ■ diamond to Dummy's nine forced East's dummy’s ace, came back to I ace and East threw dummy ii)st log questions tnd complain­ ing to frienda in front of him about how bo naver tells her anything.’* She la usually Jealous and If he eumes home a half-hour late she's got to know what held him up. If he goU a telephone call at home, ahe’a got to know who la calling and what they want. She goes to great lengths trying to please him and then thinks ha U inconsider­ ate because all her fuss and bother Irritates him. Her feellnga are hurt, when no hurt was intended, be­ cause she can't take it for granted that her husband's grouch probably has nothing to do with her, and In any caae will wear off eventually. la it any wonder that the huiband who knows that hla wife takes him for granted also la aware that he's a fortunats man. Moran Sidelined LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Second baseman Billy Moran of the Loa Angeles Angela luffertd a spike wound on the left calf Thursday in a gams with th i Washington Senators and will be tidelined foy an indefinite period. TV RENTAL • Sales Cavalcade 191 Tan lie tl:M> (si Wiirphr Martin N-we I3:t# It) Slid-Fla. N ew , Fitul IS:Z0 i * i Icllun Weather i i d i It) Cl>. I Theater II IN T:30 A 11:30 • Service Seminole TV FA 2-4111 Zealtk Color TV Sales H N Sanford Asa. SATURDAY A. M. i n m m an (I) Or*w ire t lw a ie e l i t Deputy Dog V irletl <•) Oaaateewa Ran* (31 A rrait th* Fence (I) CaMaeavlll* I II ID On* W ir Mirror IiM (D Onad Mtralaw l l ) le p e r Car ID Capi. K en aire* 9:11 ID H alf O R**4r IM S I) Al*l* a Ik* ChlpM iak s ()) Rochy Zone* (I) fhert Lavla M M (D S la p U e a w A II) Mlphlp Neaaa FUvbaaaa (I) S u p ers** M 94 (I) Par? (I) Rla Tla Tin (!) Cartonnle* 11:19 (I) Make Rosen F»r Daddy NS Ray S i pare (S) Beanie * Csell 11:19 (D Mr. Wleerd (D ik y E lsa (I) l t d Oaaap • in 7:9* 7 1* 7:11 1;00 SUNDAY P. M. 11:44 (I ) r a lih for Todar (II llo n te ilo id L’ B.A. I ll Chrlatophir IIJO ID Klim Kero ID ora! R u b in * ID Airm en'! World 3:U (4 1 ll.t ie b ill— llaltlm or* at N T. l i f t ID Herald of T ralb ( t i l U i e b il l — FIIU . at Ctna. 1 SO 1 0) V ariety Time i .I id r n a 3 3) ID t e iu e l A Anawtro 3 "0 ID Hummer Theatre 3 t . ID Mpurti H U h lig h ll l i t ; Id) lt->y Hog-r* K eoiuri 4:04 ID Mlar A Tho Slury 1:11 ID T ake Two — Do* MoMall (3) V ictory at l i t I co (D floldon Am of llotlrKuOll (I) Mujur A d im i, Trall- *31 III P it* On 1:11 (41 Or# r* A Form Ra­ ven Collea* of tho AM Today Operation Alphabet Farm. Mark*! RO­ HM 7:14 (I) ttato Newt n ot Weather *14 (D Tedey 1:11 (D Countdown Hewn 1:41 ID Mlchl*'* (letp el Tim* I I I (I) Ulehey ■ *•*# thaw (I) Cash K taaaro* I I I (D Wealhoc ta d Maw* I I I (D Today ID C aruavtll* 1:14 III laah Lalaao M a w (I) Amarleea Ktolovy 4:11 [I) Hamper Weom S 10 (D a m Harm Show 11:11 ID ta r Wham (I) reteader (D Carloon Capon 11:11 (D Flay Tear MaaoR (I) I Lav* La*F (!) Ann floulherm phaw 11:94 ID Th* MeCey* ID Frio* la Rlphl ID Ifvremher lirtda 111 14 ID I'Ot* A nU dya i t ) Haven Kara (I) Canoaatrolloa Now* 1:11 (I ) 7:11 II) (D 7 II (t) MONDAY F. M. II.H (D Toot f t r i i bmproo oloa (I) T ra n .aeon Praia F ari (II L e.a *4 US* l l l l (II Harry Paacorner 11.14 III Father k n ow s Peal ID le tr e h lor Tomarrow (D Truth or C oetoousneae II II (I) Uetdlnp U |h l II II (D NBC Newt 1:19 III Th* Open w in d o w ( ! ) (lonsral lloopltal (I) Now* aad Waaiha* 1:14 II) I-afdlm * 1:11 t i l Kotin 1 14 II) A* To* World T am a 13) Peoplo M IW t :M (D itiiir n illo n a l z >n« 1:1. (I) Ted Mack Amateur 1.14 Hour ID Ilullw lnklo I II (I) Th* l^woaUoth C** lury ID l l e l l t of le y 111 Meet the Freeo ■.IP i l l H eith V aller P i t * ( l l 1‘ri.be (1) Newacopo 7,II 111 Kniign O’Toole ID K*a Hunt ID I .m l * 7:11 ID Wandertml Woetd o* Color ID Deuel*, th* Moaoo* (SI Th* Jetooo* I II ID Kd Hulllean Show ID J m . W ymen l i n e I 10 11) < or 11 — W h e n Are You SATURDAY F. M. I II 11:14 (I) M a in L a st a t Alto- 0:11 10 00 ID Bnndiy Night Movl* ( !) Itonaaia (I) Th* Koal MeCiy* III ( I X Theater ID know of Weak (I) Cindld Camera SI What'a My U e i It) A lio N ew t Heportt III Ntweeopa (I) Merry Roaaoaer 13) Men Into Spare H il l (D Mike W tllac* N*w» 11:44 (I) Uaaebell— 11:10 Baltimore at M. T. I :N (!) Baaeball — New * Vllnn. at N. T. (I) Mid -Fla. Worn* 1*4 ( t ) Mr Friend F ilth * 11:11 ID Fetor Ouaa (S> Nat For lllr* I IS ID Chemplsaahlp Wrea- 11:11 ID Cb. Nla* Theater l:M (II H ollywood Meet* lt l* ( C o ,-lend* (1) Major T-i B iie b ill 1:14 (I ) Sport* Thrills I:oa III Q uoit For Adronturo MONDAY A. M. S ll ID Navy Film nf Woek 1 II (I) Action T h iite r I l l ID P r e On 3:11 (I ) Hoy Um,.r» n a tu r e 1:14 III World of rtptid (1 'Matinee Theater l.4> (4) Kaleidoscope 1:44 t l ) W Ido World e< ■port* I t) It * Th* Law 4:49 (I ) Ch. f News I D Fla. Fish lap — Pea Taylor AT 1:19 ID 0**14 d Harriet I II III ID ID II) (I) ID (I) (I) I II (I) I II 111 til ill 111 III (I) (I) l l l l ID ID (I) 4 19 (I) Are t u n n y Mid - KLa. New* 1-alltlm* 1'aople Will Talk FaaewoeA Day la C ann Th* Doctor* art U ak lester Jan* Wymaa Freaant* Dor lit * T eaap Phaw T* Tell Th* Truth Qneta lev a Day Tou Don't Kay Who Do To* Tract Doufla* Edward* wltb U r Now* Th* K is s of N lghl Th* Molch Dam* America* Raadetaal Sacral Storm Make Ream ter Daddy ID M illio n aire ID D isc o v ery ‘SI 1:11 ID American Nowwntaad 4 II ID NBC Hawn III Cherkmatn (I) The Hast of O reoiA . ID Unci# Walt I It If) Santa Clave Alt ID Herne A Allen ID D e p u ty D a w p 4 41 ID W M ik es Skew 1:00 Bruce W est Now st Freddie's Central Florida's Oldeat 4 Flntal Steak House IB fia la tl " ^ ft 1 Rmlb Fri. Aur. 16, ’63—Pag9 7 TABLE HOPPING BY JUDY TURNER These few rainy day* we have had kind of r®mind u* that fall is not too far away. But while the hent in still here mid there ia .still time for recreation, you'll enjoy utopping a t one of these places, * * * G*t rid if the Monday blurs by working those old muicles back into ihapv at th* Rkste City Roller Rink. On Mon­ day evening* a t 8:30 an adult beginner (Iasi it held, follow* rd a t T:*i> by family night. For oniy (0 ' cuts nu'inbvrs of the c la n a rt given an hour of export initructicn by Kanny Perkins, a skating pro, and akatwi are alio thrown in with th* liral, * * * Conitoiiieurt of good staeks and itnieie can find both t t one of th* more popular res­ taurants in th# south end of th* county, Freddie'* Bleak House. Freddie's, according to a report her*, hat th* "beat ranch rut steak in th* coun­ try," In addition to th* other fin# foodi on 11* menu.. At for th* music and, not much need b# Did about th* popu­ lar pianist and organist, Rnir* Writ, who ia well known to music lovers. He's thera every night though, playing for your pleasure. * • * If the last few Saturday* of vacation sr* getting juat a bit too much for you, take th* kids to th* Putt Futt golf course on French Av*. They ran play all morning from B a.m. til noon for only 80 cants, and owner Gil Rmlth serves refreshments r i g h t •long with the golf game. • • 4 Told y « about th* nsw ■teaks being served at th* Hike ha Inn last week, hut w# didn't mention how they're served. There are three de­ licious method#, on* of which is bound to pl*aM you. If you like Juat A tail* of th* Ori­ ental, try th* (teak "Chun King Marinated,” which has been marinated in a blend of loy aaur* and barbs. They slsa serve Chua King aeeeoa. ed, with herbs and garlte, anil Chun King natural, plain. All are broiled on the open llame grit. * • • People in groups are begin­ ning to discover the Cartbe. Not that they haven't known about the fine drinks, food and atmosphere before, but several parties and clubi a rt coming in for their celebra­ tions. They ran cat next door and come to the lounge to top eff the evening, where Jackson docs the honor* behind the bar. Flo says business as usual . . . been very busy for the summer months. Why not. It’s the coolest spot in town and easy to get to a t lunch of after work. • • • Another good place bp harp a party, caff*#, bridge, lunch­ eon or whateTer, te Jim Spen­ cer’s. Their Mew Orleans styled Vieux Cone room can hold up to BO persons In com­ fo rt and the atmosphere U unbeatable. Of course the food is delicious too, end drinks are right around the comer, so to speak. Stop In or call Doris for arrange­ ment*. • a a Those tender berbeanad riba served by The Xmtuekiaiw out 17-02 way ara finger-lick­ in' good — and another surehit la the fresh water perch. On Fridays they serve all the perch you can aat fot only 91.60. — JIM SPENCER’S — RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGK ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... U J J CHAR - BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH LOBSTER TAILS (sweet a* a nut) ROYAL REI) SHRIMP YOUR (• real delicacy the way wa pi*par* (hem! . . . they ar* NOT C H O I C E French Fried!) Y v liw tv jz u COMBINATION FLATTER (Bsnlah Lnhalrr Tells and Itajat Red Shrimp) FROG LEGS Sauteed la Melted Rutter UNDKIl THE UMBRELLA A Variety Of Fine Cheese* and Meat*—Frew— To Enjoy While 3Ve Prepare Your Dinner ^^^rTjrTeenTTToori nmluTIT^TTrr^ Might lor p ilu le par lie* up to 33. South French Are. Sanford I'hoaa FA 2-MI1 PUTT PUTT G O LF 2107 French Are. invites you to join our SUNDAY TOURNAMENTS R cpantr tmirnimrnt* for hoy* and girl-. I'ractice 3 p.m. l'lay btarta at sis. BOYS TOCnNA'lKNT: SI hole#. Guarantee • ID. IS, 13. 12 Entry Fee GIRLS PLAY: 38 hole*. Guaranteed at least II.SO In paaobouk value*. REMEMBER - KIDDIES DAY every Saturday. 80c Include* refreshment* and free tournament EAST PITCH STRATFORD. Conn. (NEA) Inauguating th# world softball tournament play this yet: will be the Women'h F ait fitch In StrAtford Aug, 23-31. Treat Yourself To — REAL PIT BARBECUE THE KENTUCKIANS TECHNICOLOR® C»-Feature 0:13 Only "KING SOLOMON'S MINES’* Stewart Granger Deborah Kerr In Color ^ « i ifc\ 11WY. 17-92 • I 3111a South of Big Tre« Rd. SPECIAL Friday • August 16 FRESn WATER PERCH ALL YOU CAN EAT OPEN • llarbv<|U4 B eef 1‘urk, Hot Tender Ribp ® 8*4 Feed • Over and Wine I I J* 11 • Family Dining Room A.M. 'til MIDNIGHT , Now featuring LUAUS, STEAKS, EXOTIC • DRINKS. Only place nerving Steak* on Sunday from Dclaind to Winter Park RPhoneIK838-2311 SH A INN For Reservations Juat a few mlnutca from Sanford# South on 17-92 at Fern Park * �O w n Sale W ith H ER A LD Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 •IN ft '*8 E £ & ~ £ 2 % 2 S *' S H O r a iH ttV M M T e w n N Q o o ttiH . Office 204 W. 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Furnished «A Special Notices 1 EdneatJon - lBfitrncttoa Apartment*. Near base. 7. Burins— Rentals 3013 Sanford Ave. NO-88. Beech Rentals KINDERGARTEN REGIS 4321. 0. For Sato or Rent TRAT10NS auw being ac­ 10. Wanted to Rent cepted t o fall term. Grace FURNISHED Apt Downrtalra 1 Bedroom $60. 606 S. Park. 11. Real E state Wanted Methodist Church, Onora 12. Real E state For Sato Rd. at Woodland. Exper­ RENT A BED 13. Mortgage Loans ienced teacher, Mr*. H. B. RoOsway, Hospital A Baby 14. Insurance McCall. Modern facilities. 15. Business Opportunity Your inspection invited any Bed*. 16. Female Help Wented weekday me re Ins. t:00or- By Day, Week, e r Month CARROLL’S FURNITURE 17. Mato Help Wanted 13:00, or phone FA 3-1413 Ph. FA 3~M» l it W. lit 8L 18. Help Wanted for further information. 19. Situations Wanted 2 BEDROOM furnished 20. Babysitters L F ar R est apartment. FA 3-0641. 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build • Faint - Repair 3 BEDROOM Kitchen chop­ "CLEAN quiet Rooms” The ped. NO-8-S3M t o appoint­ Gablet. FA 3-0720. 23. Building Material! m ent 24. Electrical Services TWO bedroom furnitbed Apt. 25. Plumbing Services I BEDROOM bouse, water $33.00, 3101 Magnolia, 26. Radio 4 Television softener. $93. a mo. FA 2Phone FA 3-3831. Robert 27. Special Services 1231. Available Sept. 1, A. William*. 28. Laundry Service CLEAN l»t floor Apartment. UNFURNISHED Urge 3 bed­ 29. Automobile Service Private entrance. 1004 Pal* room Duplex. Fla. room. 29A. Auto Accessories metto. Electron beat. 14th St. JO. Machinery • Toole 81. Poultry - Live stock 3 BEDROOMS, 1V4 baths. Longvood. 138-3286. 31A. Pets Large fenced back yard. SUMMER RATE. L a r g s 32. Flowers • Shrubs Immedlata occupancy. 3103 clean 2 bdr. furn. apt. $63. 33. Furniture S. Park. 1700 Magnolia Ave. 14. Articles For Sale 34>A Swap or Eichaage FURN. Apt. Cloaa la. Phone WE L A KA APARTMENTS: 35. Articles Wanted Room* private bath*. 114 FA 31000. 16. Automobiles - Trucks W. Fint St EFFICIENCY Apartment on IT. Boats - Motors :J8. Motorcycles - Scooters First St. Near 3 city free 1 BEDROOM A partm ent parking lots and shopping Quiet neighborhood. FA 239. Trailers - Cabanas store*. No utility charge*. 1162 from 8:30 tb 6 p. m. 40. Farm Equipment : Nolle* I* h .r .b y *lv»n Ui*t th . and trilgatd will, on th . 1. I/Oal 4 7< loth d .r of A .pt.m b.r, A.P. t i l l , p r .a .n t to th . Honor- LOST: Full blood wired hair ■bU County Judf* of Somlnblack A white Fox Ter* ot* County, Florida, htr final rier. Vicinity Lake Mary. rat am , nceount ond vouehNamed Candy. Vaccinated or a, oo Ancillary AJm lnlitra. tr li of t h . K ital* of KDITH by Dr. B an, but haa so IllltK IIIUKIl, drcM itd. and tig A collar. 322-7286. at .aid Itm*. thin in'l th.ro, mak* application to tho oald Judea for • final 10111. mont FOUND: Key on chain. FA of h.r adm lnl.tratlon of laid 2-0326. oatal., and for an ord.r dlacharging h .r a* auch Ancil­ lary A dm lnlitratrlt. Datid thla th . lot day of Aucuit, A D . l l i l . /a / flllTH OAHONKfl COl'RT. A* Ancillary Admlnla- IV THU c m c l 'I T tr a tr li of th* Katata of v i .y t h J t n r r M L o i n e r i v . IV ayd ro w b k m iy o i . v) EDITH I1IRXH1UER ro rrrr. v m ii or r u * . D .coaa.4, IDA. IV CMAVCKWV XO. HTItyUTROM, DAVIS S Me- 13341 1NTCWII Attorn.ya fop AacRlary Ad- n o r t h AM EittciAN m o u t . a A O K COHPOOATIGN, an mlnl.tralrl* Arkansas oorporatioa, l*o. t Of f i r . Drawar 1111 Plaintiff, Hanford, Florida Fubltahl A u i. h I t M, Id, IlKNB LAMOEFIT a n d HIIIRtill LKT LA iillK llT, ht> wlf», CDL-tl Dafandanta. v o T i r u o r a t IT T i m r r . v r t t n r r u n i if D * TOi ItKNK t.,\M in:ilT and fllUIU-RV LAMIIKIIT, tall • 'i i w lf*. w ho.* rtild .n ea Ii flanta Crua, California Nolle* la h.raby ( I o n that autt baa b " n fil'd In th. abut* IndU-at.d C"tirt sg a ln .t You anil tach of you th* tilt* of which ea.* 1* aa abort ahown. Ton ar* b t r . h f r .q u lr .d to fll* y o u r a n .w .r *r w rlttta i t . f .n . .* , If any, In tb* a b o rt p ro c a td ln g w ith th* C I.rb *f Dili C o u rt and to . . r r a a cr y th c ra o f upon tha plain­ t i f f s a ttn r n a y . w h o i. n»m« a n d a -td ra .a a p p a a r. barton, on a r bafnra tha 11th day of A u a u it, I M t tha n a tu ra of th is p ro a a .d in g b .ln c a a u lt tu fo rtc lo .* th a llin of a m orta a ( a on th a follow ing da.i-rlhf UNM, VII —*11 lev ad p ro p a rty a ltu a ta tn Sami* nola C ounty, Vlorlda, to wit VESSlfc., SOME. IjOT », IHjOCK Q. 1CN. FELLOWS HAVE BOTH I, ANT) EitTATBH. a aub PUT FIRMIV PLAMT1D d lrla lo n , accordlna tn a i t • r p la t tbaraof racordid IN MID-AJR. In P la t Book 11, P aaa II, P ubllo Hacorda of Hamlnola C ounty, rto rld a . DON'H a n t ORl>k:ilt:tl at Hanford. Bamlnala County, A1RTEMP H tata o f rio rld a , th la loth day of In ly , 1M*. ROOM AIR (BKAL) CONDITIONERS Arthur If. Baehwtth. Jr. Clark of th . Circuit Court lly t Martha T. V lhlta D. C. Itoai*. W l«ht A Burford Colonial Ilulldlna—Ault* 1*1 *111 F irst A n n u o South Mt. Tatarabura, Florida 2513 Park Dr. Allnrneya for P laintiff Air Condltlenlta* I’ub ll.h July I I A Aua t. I. Legal Notice XT5 J * A BEACH W uneedt> u e' BETTER. P»OTfcCIEO AGAINSTTUB - NOW JUST HOLD . annutb, DAISY ELEMENTS WIND---AND THE SAND- CHRYSLER a *H*X? YOURNAMES NOT Will It j ms ALLEY. ' OR CHARLEY, r WXJ’RC STILL. HOKSINO MKMJNP Y-v IN THE KINA ,__ \ businebaT > S CALL FA 2-8321 Southern Air Ii. Heal - R tfrlsnaU ea m i. ODK-11 Colon Suitable for couple or tin­ gle, alio retired people. FA 3-4712. Monday thru Friday. Ph. FA 2-4301 any other time. 6. P e r Beat F U R N IS H E D H o o ts . 4 Room ! o e w ly d e c o r a te d . N a v y p re ­ f e r r e d . A ll r i e c t r i e kitch en . F A 8-2377. 8. Beach Renta ta HUTCHISON Ocesn front Apsrtmeat. Daytons Beach. FA Z-4051. 9. F o r Sale e r Rent 3 BEDROOMS, 1U 323-0371 or 322-4030. bath*. 3 BEDROOM, Itt bath. Homs. 323-0680. 12. Real Estate For Sets GOVERNMENT OWNED HOMES FOR a real bargain la a home buy, see our selection of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom, 1 and 2 b au home* that art available (or immediate oc­ cupancy. These be me buys are priced below market value. You can purchase a Government Owned Home for a* little a* $100.00 to $330.00 down. Monthly pay­ ments that include every­ thing start as low as $46.00. For complete information on any Government Owned Home, See your FHA A VA PROPERTY MANAGEMENT BROKER SANFORD AREA Jim Hunt Realty Office FA S-Slli Night FA 3-0640 323-0700 2334 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. ROOM Apartment. 306 Elm Av*. 31! 2021. CLEARED Lot lor sate. 370* x 200* earner Buy A E. 4th, FURN. Apt 2300 Mellonville. $10,r>00 CASH or TERMS. APARTMENT A Trailer. Ad­ FA 2-0221. Efficiency Apt $30 Mo. up. Furn. Apt Close tn. Apt. 4. $33 Mo. 407Vi W. l(t. ults. No pet*. FA 2-2447. Surplus Cilj. 201 W. lit. 2 BEDROOM CB House. Kit­ FURNISHED Cottage. $63 a chen equipped. Carporte, F U R N I S H E D Apirtmeut. month. Located at Five utility. Large corner lot. Clean ind close la. Jimmie PoinU. FA 2-1467. 1335 Elliott Ave. Near Ball Cowan. 322-4013. 3 BEDROOM House. Kitchen Park. Phone FA 2-2064 or BEDROOM boose. Kitchen equipped. Unfurnished. FA FA 2 2324. equipped. $73. FA 2-2338. 2-1393. 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath home. 121 LAUREL DRIVE APARTMENT. 305 Myrtle Large corner lot in WynneBEDROOM, kitchen equip­ wood sectitn. For sale by Are. FA 3 3802. ped House. $93 s month owner. F a 2-8290. Ph. FA 2-6137. Legal Notice SPACIOUS Home, Ito*e Court 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. 1133 mo. Ph. FA 2-0219 or FA 2-2376. rtC T T T tO C * Y t MK WTtTVTF! w <rTit-a e t n a . T O W l l o M I T M A T CONCKUN’i N o l l e . IB h . r . b / g i v e n t h a t t h . u n d e r . t u n t d . p u r s u a n t to th . "L Tclltluu. N a m . t u t u t." C h a p t.r F lurlda H tatutf, w ill rtn lite r w ith th # C I . r k o f t b * C i r c u i t C o u r t . In a n d f o r B rm ln o t* C o u n t y , Florida, upnn r a c .lp t of proof of th * p u b licatio n of thla no tic*, tb * (Ictltluus a am*, t o - w l t : Q u a l i t y F u e l Oil C». ( n o t In c.) u n d . r w h i c h w* a r * a n n u a . d In b u e l n o * a t SIOT P o r e i t C i t y I t o a d In t h a C o u n t y o f Hemlnola, F lo rid a, T h a i th* p a r ti.* In te r, tied In . . I d h u .ln e.a antarprla* a r * ae f o l l o w . ; F r a n k II. H all a n d J e e . l * K. H a l l S lo t C a l l o w a y D r t r * O rlando, F lo rid a D a t . d a t Han ford . Hamlnola C o u n ty , F l o r i d a , A u g u s t II, 1**1. Stenstrom Realty Real Estate • Mortgages AIR-CONDITIONED BR. in 111 N. Park Ave. FA 2-7493 3 Rm. (urn. Apt. $63. mo. Ravenna Park FA 2-7495 Ill E. 8th St. FA 2 5786. Evenings CLEAN furn. Apt. 2817 Elm FA 2-2G77 FA 2-3829 FA 28360 Av*. Near ilorea. No peta. NEW 3 Story House. 4 BedFURNISHED 3 bedroom A rooms, IV* baths. Large liv­ ing room A dining area, 3 bedroom Apartments, Wstcr furnished. FA 2-0428 den, patio A breexeway. Garage. On 1W lots in Lake I BEDROOI, 2 bath Home M iry. Central heating duct­ on Urge bt. Shaded patio, ed for Air-Condition. $13,900, Fla. room, sprinkler sys­ FA 2-6336. tem, pump deep well, aircondition, Osh washer, dis­ 2 BEDROOM fram t bouse. posal. FA 13137. 103 E. On­ Osteen. FA 2-2064. ora Rd. IMMEDIATE Occupancy, two 3 bedroom model Homes, CASSELBKRHY Lake Front. 2 Bedroom mfurnlshed Du­ LMN Enterprises, I n e. en u so Highland Ave. Longwood. plex. Kilcho equipped, wa­ TE 8-3911. ter furnlshet. $80 a month. iv twm r tw c r r r r o n t r v iv th j c n i n t L c ru e t r r Near schoos A shopping OF FI.ONinA IY AYD row center. 3 lotus Lake Dr. JOHN E. FOX SRWIYOI.K eol YTV. TE 1-3358. REALTOR I H t i r K H T .Ytt. l i l t * FKDKllAI, NATIONAt, MOFIT323 0339 OAOB AIMOOIATION, a Cor- PINECREST. 101 E. Jenkin 110 N. Park Ave. poratios, Circle. 3 BArooms, 2 baths, ST. JOHN’S RIVER. Lake Plaintiff, Florida roan, electric oven Harney. Furnished Camp tV>< WILLIAM M. BBBNTON. J n . A range. X2-9337. on loo* waterfront lot, ad­ and HKVKIILT J. URENTON, joining lot available too. lila t i l t , Newly D . f - n d a n t l a ) FURNISHED apt*. Call Owner a t 3493191 voT ica o r fuhm i ' l o m m b decorated. 601 Palmetto, (Geneva). m i: FA 2-1374. NOTTCB M H K R r . n T OIV RN p u r . u n n t t n a F i n a l I ) . WE’LL TRADE our equity in e ra* a f K o r a c l o a u r * d a t a d th * FURNISHED l A 2 Bedroom 3 bedroom, 2 bath bouso llth day of A u g u . t , A.D, Apartment. 433 A $63. New­ for land. car. trailer, boat 1**3, a n d e n t e r e d tn C h a n c e r y ly decorate. Qucsnct Apt. C a t* No. I l l o l of t h . C i r c u i t or any watcharnacaliit or C ourt of t h . N in th Judicial 7. 404 E. kth St. 322-8191. thing ama bob of v a l u e . C i r c u i t t n t n d f o r H .m ln o l* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , w h a r a l n Fod Leaving town so hurryl Ph. 3 BEDR009 House unfurn­ o ral N a t i o n a l M o r t g a g * A m o . FA 2 9320. ished. Lak Monroe, Fla. elation, a c o rp o ra tio n o r g a n land u n d . r a n Act of C o n g r r t . $13. per Tfonth. FA 2 6326. PARK RIDGE. 3 Bedroom*, a n d t i l . t i n g p u r s u a n t In th * F a d . r a l N a t i o n a l U n r i g a u . A1H baths. Corner lot. No a o c l a t t o n C h a r t e r Act, h a v i n g qualifying. Low down pay­ I t s p r i n c i p a l a f flc * In th * City af W as h in g to n , m e tr ic ment. 323-0663. o f C o l u m b i a , la th * P l a i n t i ff , la I I . r .a f af th . Cnaaty a n d W i l l i a m M. { I ra n ia n a n d J.gga. t a a l i l , Caaaly, *Torl l a v a r l y J. I t r e n t o n , hie wife, Ma. la rrvkl#. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS t h * D a f a n d a n t a . I w ill . . I t to t a h i r . a l . i f a f Realtor t h . h l g h t . l a n d b . . t b i t t e r WILLIAM *VM VANN. f u r c a s h a t tb * F r o n t Door D intH d. Raymond LundquUt, Ado . o f t h * S araln o l* C o u n t y C o u r t Ta All Cirfl.r* aag S-.rua. h o u a * t n t h * C i t y of .Sanford. Ilavlag t l . t a . a . Il.ataag* FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg C o u n t y o f Item Inola. S l a t * of Agmlaa* *.l4 Kalatai small Country CB F l o r i d a , a t 11:M A M o n th * Von amt tarn a f yn ii ar* NICE I l l b d a y a f A u g u s t . 11*1, th h tr.b y au tlA j am i r .'i a l r r l Home. 1 BR., furniture. f a l l o w i n g d . i c r l b . d p r n p . r t y to p r . n . n t t n y c l a i m s an d Large lot. $3,500. No plane a . a . t f o r t h in . a i d F i n a l Da •t-m a n tl. a l i l h you , o r t l t h t r era*, t o - w l t : noises, 6 mile N. of San­ of you, m * v [ ia v * a g a i n . ! th* L o t t. B lo ck t. V r . a t h . r . • f l a t * a f W l l a m t l » m V an n , ford. Phone FA 2-9891, T field F l r . t A d d itio n , il«ff.v#il. tat* a f **l,t f*ounty, a. m. to 8 p. m. e a r d l n g to th * p l a t t h a r a t a th* f o u n t J u . l g . o f t t . m P u lille h : A u g . U . M, * 0, S e p t i, m i Legal Notice Ma l J i aJ ■ aJ ■ ■ a THOSe M W ] HE V K M T WRITE THAT/ NHKOUoHr UUSSFYUEO MY NAMe— r ) you a 4 jt woulwt skwut MOTF— 1 *MATOS HFLM1 N ■ ■ ■ j j i l o f a* r e c o r d e d in P l a t B o o k t l . P a g e I*. P u b llo Re co rd * o f g c m i n u l . Cuun ty, Florida. H u b j a c t to a a t l l l t y .* « « m i n t over th a aouth l e t an ( 1 ) feet. T o g e t h e r w i t h t h . fotlo w ln Item of p r o p e r t y w h i c h la to c a l . d In a n j p e r m a n e n t l y in • t a i l e d a . a p a r t of t h e lm p r « v e a i . n t on aa ld l a n d : International of L'ttc F u r n a c * Modal No O l i d I I K -D D a t a d t h l a l l t h d a y a f Au g uat. A.D. IMS. |d £ A ld A rth u r sru 4n«tc« It- n .c k w lth . P ubllah: Rug. I f , IMS J. m*. '1 Vann A . a d m f t la tr a t o f o f K. l . t * -I W illiam Ham Vann d .c .a .rd ' Jr C l a r k of C i r c u i t C o u r t M ack N. C le v e la n d . J r . t n d A'arrotl t l u r k * A t t o r n e y * fo r P l a i n t i f f P.O. D r a w e r X. Han ford , F t o r Id A CO L-U Inula C ount'', KLirltt*. a t hla afflc* in th* c o u r t h o u . a of M id C u u n t y u t t S a n f o rd . P i n . rid*. wtthlft *1* ratriidvr m o n th * Ir n v i t u t l m . of th* ftr* t pu MleaJon o f th l a n o ­ l l e . K*ch 4 d m o r i t . m a n t . h a l l b* In t r l t l n g , a n d . h a i l ■tat* th * p | c * o f r a . t ’tan c* a n d povt i g l c . a d d r e * of th * c la im a n t a n d . h a l t b* ■a u r a to • t h . claim ant, a g r n t , atto r iy . a n d a n y such claim o r d ' f t n d n u t t o Iliad •hall b* M l O. A n d rew |h * | r ,r Wail f $ n m t r c t a f S t r t . t Sanford. ST<ida Atturn.y f 4 AdmtnUirator I'ubii.h; A ju .t u , II. Naptambar l l l i i l QDL-tl 111 2 BEDROOM Frame House. 2119 Chase Ave. 323-0633. S t Johns Realty THE TIME TESTD FIRM 116 N. P ark Ave. FA 2-612J INCOME f r o m separate apartment carries nice 2 Bedroom Home. $8000. Lib­ eral terms. Phone FA 2-7746 or call at 817 W. 1st St. TRADE $2300 equity in 2 Bedrooms, screened porch, corner, prefsb home fot equity in 3 bedroom if Highland Park Area. Cals FA 2-3223, �— I_^r l VT Is: ' !i Y our H erald A d Is A Sales R epresen tative W elcome In E very Hom e. D ial F A 2 -5 6 1 2 12. Real E alite For Salt 17. Male Help Wanted 27. Special Service* NEW LOW PHIt’E with MANAGER Trainees, age 23 WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, • ♦ term* to suit buyer. Cizjto SO. Married preferred. loin-built house In good lo­ Opportunities. Sanford, Caacation. 3 bedroom#, 2 full selberry, Orange City and tiled b a t h > , hardwood DeLand areas. Contact Mr. floor#, fireplace, aeparate Tbarpe, Jackson's Minit dining room and Florida Market, Park D r. Sanford, room, large "eat In" kit­ Fla. chen, double garage with two utility room#. Lot 10U MAX 21-46 for Insurance deb­ it, Sanford area. Salary xl33 beautifully landscaped plus commission. Call Mr. with many tree# including Drurup. 3230643. citrus. Last chance as own­ e r leaving town. Open House now at 1814 Mellon- 18. Help Wanted ville Ave. APPLICATION'S now being 20 ACRES on large lake fac­ taken for position in auto­ motive and appliance (ties. ing highway. 5 Room frame Contact 51r. Shaffer, Mc­ houae. All In grove. 818,Crary • Otasco, Seminole OOO. Will finance. 348-3431. Shopping Center. Geneva, Fla, 2 BEDROOM, furnished or 19. Situations Wanted unfurnished. 130 X. Cortez CHILDREN kept. FA 2-4182. Ave. FA 2-S76S. PAINTING. Repairs. Work 101 Crystal Drive in Loch guaranteed. FA 2-0239. Arbor — 3 bedroom, 21a bath home, in wooded area Child Care. FA 2-3274. with lake view, completely a 1 r conditioned, central REBECCA wants S days or heat, Florida room, patio, part time work. Good ref­ erence!. Call after 3 p.m. 2 car garage. Kitchen has all GE appliances — gar­ FA 2-1321. bage disposal, dishwasher, range hood, beautiful black BABYSITTING. FA 26120. walnut cabinets. J26.300. DEPENDABLE Woman wants Kings wood Builders. FA 2work. 1304 W. 7th St. 8074. A REAL HOME. If you like 21. Beauty Salon* Cut ’X Curl Beauty Shop to entertain or just want elbow room, check this one. Cold wave special $6.93. Shop now has special facia] 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Flor* booth servicea. Hair sty­ ida room and all the trim­ ling, skin analjiis facials, mings. In the center of two manicure, pedicure. Call shaded lots in a choice res­ for evening appt. idential area. Priced below 318 Palmetto Ave. its value with attractive I’lione-door (1) 322-0634 term s for a quick sale. Phone-door (2 ) 322-8323 SOUTHWARD INVESTMENT & REALTY 116 X. Park Ave. 322-9173 )u Semi-Retired Carpenter Small Repair* — Painting Phone FA 2 7983 TRADE $3000 Home equity for Huusetrailer. 2417 Sum­ 25. Plumbing Service merlin. FA 2-8977. PLUMBING SPACE WITHOUT Contracting Kepaira EXTRAVAGANCE FREE ESTIMATES F or that Particular Family R. L. HARVEY that wants Space with Ele­ gance without Extrava­ 204 Samord Ave. FA 2-3383 gance. Two Story Comfort­ 26. R adio Jk Television able older well kept borne USED T.V. Set* $io up. Ser­ on large lot. 4 bedrooms, vice calls $2.00. Sanford 2 baths, living room with T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford fireplace, separate dining Ave. Ph. FA 2 8776. room, and kitchen large enough to eat in. Price? Only $13,000.00 Easy Terms. 27. Special Services Stemper Agency )h 22. Build - Paint -> Repair REALTOR — INSUROR FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave. LAWN SERVICE Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ isfaction guaranteed. Ph. FA 2-1117. Plano Tuning aafl Repair 2 STORY House which can W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4233 be used as Apts., and 2 lots. $3300. 112$ E. 7th St. Sanford. FA 2-0342. SEMINOLE A VOLUSIA I t. Insurance Repair or New Any Type SENIOR Citizen# may quali­ Contract of Hour fy for Life or Hospital In­ surance to age 75. Fred J. BONDED ROffTNG CO. 668-5759 DtBARY Harris FA 2-7900 for eppt. ROOFING 16, Female Help Wanted SWIMMING instructions, all ) • U i f levels. FA 2 3^2. BANQUET Waitress. Full A part time. Good salary. SMITH Air-Conation Refri­ geration servirh. All wurk D. D. Varner. Mayfair Inn. guaranteed. V'try reason­ HOUSEKEEPER, companion able In price, liky FA 2-7434 for elderly lady. Live In Night FA 2 Orlando. Salary. Ph. FA LAWNS Renovaisd . Aerate 2-5074 or FA 2 6301. Remove Thaua - Chinch -e Bug Spray (V<Jl3) • Ferti17. Male Help Wanted •xe-Ph. FA 2 <14 The City of Sanford Civil MANSFIELD UWN SER. Service Board is accepting applications for the posi­ If you need rwrp, call tion of police patruluian. FA 2-5612 and plica a Her­ Requirements: 21 to 30 ald Classified years of age; height and wgt. to conform with estab­ lished standards with min­ imum 3'9" hgt and 134 lbs wgl; minimum of high school education or equiv­ alent. Examination f o r qual. applicants will be held at 2:30 P.3I- August 31, 1963 in tile city hall. > Good working conditions and pension plan. Submit applications to Civil Ser­ vice Examiner not later than August 2$. 1963. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Type* and Size* We Repair and Service specif lent ion, de i eloped by G rttn briar KI NGS MOOD BUILDERS INC. 202 Fairmont Dr. Huiiluml Estates PA J-MI7 I Oanfarb Rrrald Fri. Aug. 16, ’63—Page 9 34. A rtkles For Sale SWEETIE H E S TI NE Air-Conditioninp H. B. POPE CO.. INC. 2U> So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. 322-3306. "n ni Tractor, mowing, discing, blade, scoop. FA 2 7664. • HUMES * LOTS AIR CONDITIONER Westing house. 10,300 BTU. 110 volt. 1962 model. Never used, due to purchase of centrally air-conditioned home. $156. 323 0338. Auto Glass, Tops It Sea* Covers AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 ILL WORK GUARANTEED Scnkarik Glass and Paint Company 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 31. Poultry • Livestock « m*W MA. T* 8«t VA *«. oa PING pong table complete $19. 2 Wing back chairs in good cund. $10. FA 2-0234. RECAPS 670x15 or 750x14 $6.95. Exchange plus tax. Road hazard guaranteed. O K. Tire Store. 2413 S. French Ave. *219 5 *2 4 9 5 *149 5 *1295 Ph. LAST CHANCE to buy outfits at below wholesale prices today or Saturday. We a re 33. Automobile* . Truck* closing for vacation Aug. 18th to Sept. S. Buy now. Sample prices: $1795 18' BUYING A NEW Or Larson $1195. $1695 17' Cut­ USED CART ter $1095. 17' Cabin CruisFINANCE IT WITH U3 er only $1250. 14' Fish and ♦ Low Interest Rate* Ski Bust $42$. Many others. ♦ Low Monthly Pay meat* IF Gstor Trailer $130. 40 FLORIDA STATE BANK hp. '63 Evinrude Demo. $395. Clearnace include* 1858 CIIEV. 2 dr. HT. R. * II. boat lot full of used out­ 323-2740. fits too. No reasonable of­ 1958 SIMCA. 8250. 1405 fer* refined. Term*. BobCourt S t FA 2-4820. son Sporting Goods. Down­ town Sanford. FA 2-5061. 1958 VOLKSWAGON Karmlnn Ghia Sport Coupe. Like For quality automobiles at naw. 1405 Forest Drive. Ph. low prices check the Herald FA 2 3526. classified pages where local dealers advertise. ’55 BUICK Engine * roar end. 53 Oldsmobile hydramalic 4 rear end. Best offer. FA 2 3204. WANTED used T.V.’i. FA 2 9776. W agon, A utom atic T rans.., I R a d io , floor. llra te r 1959 Chevrolet r e a lt y Hi.cay nr V-8, Stralrht Stick. Radio, Heater, Extra Clean 1959 Cadillac Homes Our Specialty • MANAGEMENT • GKmKS •ACREAGE • COMMERCIAL I Ihmr Hardtop. Fully Equipped, Air Cund., Real Nit* 1959 Ford Stalhui Mai; mi. 9 I’***., f ully Pow­ ered 4 \ir Cond. B A R G A IN ‘ 1095 ‘ 1195 ‘ 23 9 5 ‘ 895 “CUSTOM BUILT HOMES OF DISTINCTION' 111 N. PA R K AN E . FA 40. Form Equipment Gravely Tractor Sales & Service NEW AND REBUILT Gravely Tractor* A full line of Economy row*’ crop Tractor* BANK FINANCING 143 N. Orlando Ave. Maitland Phone 847-7233 USED CARS 195R 1958 I960 1959 1957 1957 CIIEV. 4 Pour Hardtop. Autu......... $693 FORD >; Ton. Van llo d y ................... 795 CIIEV. IklAir 4 Door. Auto.............. 1295 BUICK 1 Door Hardtop. P o w e r....... 1295 OLDS 4, 88 Auto., Power Steering .... 495 CIIEV. Slnliim Wngiin ....... ............. 495 2505 Park Ax*. FA 2*0861 219 E. 2nd St. FA 2-0711 - FA 2-6231 TAKE THE WHEEL WEIL MAKE THE DEAL of new in and see On a n e w C a r o f y o u r choice fro m o u r w id e s to c k m o d els in y o u r color a n d e q u ip m e n t C om e w hy w e h a v e ho m a n y sa tis fie d c u sto m e rs. M a y b e y o u w ilt w a n t to b eco m e one too! 10 N E W 63 's IN STO CK BUICK SPECIAL 11 NEW 63*b IN STOCK PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 12 NEW 63*8 IN STOCK 1958 H,,u> r>lrtun' - ihK,r 3Q5 1958 *:1>‘SEL - 1,uor *u,d,ufc •v,r,u w<>rk 100 1 9 5 4 OI.DSMOIIILE I Door, Motor hnwk* 1 9 1956 5 3 3 I,<‘ — -------- 5Q v s -----------------19 5 RAMBLER CLASSIC a Long trades are being made now! Your trade-in will C A R S S O L D W ITH A GW W A R R A N T Y HUNT MERCURY SANFORD • FA 2*4881 RAVENNA PARK SALES OFFICE: FA 2-7195 IMS TRAILER M'sff. 1 Bed* room. Very nice. | l , 000k C H EV R O LET S — $1897 And Up O LD SM O B ILE S — Big Saving C A D IL L A C — 1 Left BUYS EXCLUSIVE SALES AGENTS RAVENNA PARK & IDVLLWILDE ‘37 YELLOWSTONE t t f t House trailer. Sleep* 4. Ha* tub. $999. FA 2-3713. AUGUST SALE NEW *1295 S ta tio n 39. Trailer* • C abtaai YOU 29 95 1595 (u A in iiii h HOHERS./SANFORD *1595 & V \ • F l l V - ( neeelional 31. Articles For Sale SOFA Red 4 chair. $35. RCA console. T.V. 17" old mod­ el. new picture tube. $15. LIGUSTRUM 50 cent# to $15. 1 USED Royal, 1 used Un­ 3228136. Gray Shadows Nursery wood. Standard Typewrit­ 4 mi. S. on Sanford Ave. ers. $19.95 each. Powell's SINGER Sewing Machine. Pay repair bill of $11.50. Office Supply, 117 S. Mag­ VEGETABLE plants. See 104 S. Park Ave. nolia Ave. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store, 2nd and Sanford Ave. NORGE 2 door freezer refrig­ erator combination. $75. Ex­ GERBA DAISIES. Dutch Mill cellent condition. FA 2-6170. Nursery. Uptala Bd. Just off 20th St. * 1st. 1 NEW Underwood portable Typewriter d e m onstrator. 33. Furniture List $98 00. Special $31.95. Powell's Office Supply, 117 Sell Us Yonr rurnlture. Quick 5. Magnolia Ave. Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING POST 16,500 BTU Air-Cond. Used Looking for a top performing'UMd Cap or A FA 2 0677. 4 mo. $130 cash. FA 2-5291. Sparkling New Beauty? l.ook to u dealer with a reputation for a "Squnre Deal'’, Hunt Lincoln* WANTED reliable couple to Bedroom suite; Pine bed, take up monthly payments Mercury. __________________ complete; Mr. and Mrs. ot $13.50 on 3 complete dresser with large mirror. rooms of furniture. Call $15. Also 6x9 oval braided 1962 Ford Galaxie TE 8 1511, Casselberry, col­ rug, reversible. $10. Large "300" V-8 4 Door Hardtop, Power lect. folding clothes dryer, al­ Steer., I'uwrr Brakes, Furd-O-.Matle, Radio, llrater most new. $10. Call FA 2Used furniture, appliances, 9320. tools, etc. Bought • Sold. 1962 Mercury Monterey Larry's U irt 215 Sinford SINGER AUTOMATIC 2 Door Hardtop, Powered, Radio, Ave. Ph. FA 2-413! Sewing machine, like new, llrater, A Heal Sporty Car makes buttonholes, tews on FREE ESTIMATE buttons, monograms, em ­ Upholstering 4 Mattress ren­ 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air broiders, etc. All wittwiut V-8, Aulomatle Tran*., Radio. ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ attachments. Sold new over Heattr, Beautiful Whit* Color ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. $300. Balance now due only Co., at 708 Celery Ave, $89 86, Wanted resonsihle FA 2-2117. I960 Ford (ialaxie party to assume payments V-8, I Door Hardtop. Straleht as low as $8 26 monthly. Trans., Radio, Heattr, Real Sharp 34. Article* For Sale Trade in for your old ma­ Mens, ladies, childrens dis­ chine. Write Service Dis­ I960 Mercury Monterey count shoes. Best family count Co. Credit Manager. 4 Door Sedan, Aulomatle Tran*., buys. Surplus City. P.O. Box 141, Sanford, Ha. Power Sleer. 4 Urakra, Radio, Heater. Like New READY MIX Concrete, win­ SIMMONS Bed 4 matlrcss. dow sills, lintels, steps, $25. 322 9305. I960 Cudilluc 60 Special blocks, sand, cement, rock, FleetHixid. Fully Equipped, Air NOW IS THE TIME pipe, steel, grease traps, fond.. Real Clean dry wells, stepping stones. To Save Money on a Sewing Machine. We have a repos­ Miracle Concrete Co. 1960 Pontiac Yrentura sessed '63 mode] swing UVJ Elm. Ave. FA 2 5751 2 Door Hardtop, Fully Equipp'd, needle Zig /ag , with only Air Cond., Extra Clean ASSUME PAYMENTS on 6 payments at 16.50 remain­ popular make tig tag, auto­ ing. Sewa forward 4 lie 195!) Chevrolet matically make* button verse, makes buttonholes, H r o o k u o o d S a f t i n n W a r o n . I D our, holes and dial for fancy sew# on buttons, embroid­ Fully Powered A Air Cond., Estra stitches. Guaranteed. Kivu ers, monograms, darns, Clean payments of $‘4.90 or |3U patches, tacks, hems, etc. 195!) Rambler cash. FA 2-94)1. FA 2-8627 Sanford. • FARMS Reside itial e- / 6 ‘Mom ^ot tired of screaming for mo until sho got blue in the face— ee you can plainly aool,r HENS for sale. 33 cents ea. Snyder's Poultry Farm. S. 31. Article* Fur Sale Sanford Ave. SPECIAL — Fresh cage Egg*. 31 A. Pets Come X get 'urn. 2739 Coun­ try Club Kd. liirkes Egg SHETLAND POMES Factory. FOR CHRISTMAS Pay each week A have yours psid for by Christmas. We NEW Singer Port. Model 135. Reduced to $89.95. As low wilt keep until Dec. 24. as $3.00 per mu. FA 2-37s3, Alio Szddies, Blankets, bridles & halters. After 5 VICTOR—to key Adding Ma­ FA 2-3479 or FA 2-3077. chine, $50. 1403 Forest Dr. FA 2-3326. 32. Flown* • Shrub* 37. Boats • Motor* 35, Article* Wanted NEED SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION Boy's 26" English Bike. 1937 OLDS 98 convertible. Au­ Girl's 28" Bike. $39. buys tomatic, power steering, both. Good condition. FA power brake*. New top. 2-1633 or FA 2 2111. Call 323 0504. AUTOMATIC Washer. Good condition. $30. FA 2 4331. SHARP '37 Dodge. 4 dr. VS. Reasonable. FA 20586. MOVING Carpets Ala Carte is moving 1940 BUCK Special. 1 own er. Must be seen. Excel­ to Orlando September 1st. lent condition. $173 cash. Cloving out entire slock FA 2 2148. 423 Grandview rattier than move it. While Ave. they last 9x15 Rugs ............... $19.95 I960 CORVAIR. $200 down 4 12x12 Rugs ............ $20.93 take over payments, sit) 12x13 R u g s .............. $34.93 Rosalia Drive. .Many remnants and short rolls at terrific discount*. 1050 JE E P Station Wagon. Carpet* Ala Carte. 2010 N. Good condition. FA 2-1263. Orlando Ave., Fern Park, Fla. Next to Cannon Tow­ 37. Boat* • Motor* el* by the pound. Ph. 838- ------------------------ — , -----------------6021. 17 ft. SWIFT, top, side curtains, epoxy paint. 75 John­ 3 1-A S w ap nr E x ch an g e son, gator trailer, spare prop and extras. All in ex­ BUY, Sell 4 Trade Guns. cellent condition. $1100. FA Osteen Bridge Fish Camp 24175. 4 Gun Simp. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED • RENTALS Mortgug Loans Comm rcial QCITING BUSINESS SALE Everything goes at tuy price or youri, building for rent. Sale Aug. 16 to Aug. 31. Open Saturday 4 Sunday during sale. Mowers new and used, walking or riding. A lot of one of a kind Items. Heavy duty tiller, cement mixer, sulky, lawn rollers, 3 hp. motor, vacall pump*, zig zag sewing machine. Universal blades any length. $195 wheels to 8 in. 81.30, all other part* 25f. discount. Rowe Equip­ ment Co. 17-92 Longwood. TE 8-4349. 29. Automobile Service ESTATE SERVICE SALKS By Nadine Seltzer 31achmery and Supply Co. * 2G7 W. 2nd St. FA 26132 STENSTROM t o t H VIt BOR 301 Crystal Drive, 3 Bed­ room. 2*t bath home, in wooded area with laka slew, completely air-condi­ tioned. central neat, Flori­ da room, patio. I car gar­ age. Kitchen has all GE appliances . Garbage dis­ posal. dishwasher, range hood, beautiful black wal­ nut cabinet*. 126,500. GREEN BRIAR ( hoice lot* available in Greenbrur of Loch Arbor overlooking gulf course. Custom building to your ®hr > < LOT AT PALMETTO INC. Wittier Park Phone MI 4-0209 4 COMMERCIAL never be worth more! B ILL H EM P H ILL M O T O R S , IN C 301 \V. 1*1. S t. Ph. FA 2-0231 ) If �mm. TOUR of HOMES C o u n try There was a time when if you wanted a home, you had to build It yourself and, of course, this is still true in many places in the world. In the early days of this country, pioneera would get together from miles around for a house-raising. Everyone brought their tools, and got busy cutting down trees, stripping off the bark and splitting them to build a log cabin. In the plains where there were no trees, sod houses were erected by pioneer families who had arrived in covered wagons. G lu t R ood Here you can still do it yourself if you want to, have the time and the ability. But its* not necessary. There are people who make a business of doing this, and have spent much time, money and study on researching the best home plans for just the right kind of dwellings that will satisfy the needs and de­ sires for the majority of families. So now you don't have to chop down trees, or cut out sod and do it yourself. to any one of the locations shown on this page and inspect the completed homes which are open for viewing. Among them are the Park Royal Homes a t Country Club Heights, which feature central heating and air conditioning, sewer and water, side­ walks and street lights on attractive­ ly landscaped lots. These homes are found south of Lake Mary. Two types of homes are built by the Shoemaker Construction Co.— those in Ravenna Park are three and four bedroom homes at a modest price, and the “Homes of Distinc- tion” a t Tdyyllwllde, for those who demand “the ultimate in comfort, convenience and ’uxury*” Mr*. Rosa Payton, Sanford real estate dealer has on display one model of a luxury home, east of the city a t 1802 East Second St. For those who like a lakefront home, Lake Shore home* on Lake Minnie are open with attractive three and four bedroom, two bath homes. Alt the homes advertised here may be reached with the aid of the convenient area map, which identi­ fies the location of each. ♦ C O U N TRY CLUB H E IG H T • L e n fv o o A •etaool ESTATES B tm ln o lt B ird Real Estate Transactions Paul L. Vine* to I . I- Paulk, Elmer Tallman, e t us to B. et ua, 27-21. 31, *3,WO. Kmma Harrington to Jor­ R. Shaffer Sr., et u r, Suniand, um* J. Bumitefn, Ridge High, <16,100. Ward Hieks, Inc. to Donald $6,000. Final Ditorre Decree* F, Luts, et us, Eaatbrook, $17,600. Marjr F. Larrlvee va, Thom­ VA to Carroll L. Scott, et as R. Larrivee. Marring* Application* us, Heftier Homes, $13,664. Leon Edward Walker Jr., VA to Robert Grandenettl, et us, South I'lnecreat, $10,- Sanford and Joyce Susanna Jones, Sanford. 600. Louis Hughes, Orlando and VA to Roger Hartsoe, e t us, Suniand, $16,200. Atlea Reid, Orlando. Herbert Summey, Canton, N. Robert D. McKlhaney, et us to Rudolf Hpuller, at us, C. and Vara Ann Senn, San­ Suburban Humps, $6,100. ford. Willie Godwin, Oviedo and Estlll Brewer, et us to A. B. Munro, et al, Pearl Lake Nina L. Walker, Oviedo. Omar Duggar Jr„ Euatla light*., $17,000. Anthony Kudlar, at u s to and Betty Lola Frederick, Or­ William Wood Jr., at us, Lake mond Beach. Harney, $7,000. William Kilgiiur Jr., DeLand and Linda Kay Balut, DeLand. Where’* the most likely Geutge Leopolu., P a r i s , T n a a and Shirley Ann Spiv­ place lor • bicycle accident? Are rural children safer than ey, Lakt Monrue. city children, or ire boys safer on a bicycle than girls? At what age ii a child most likely to have an acci­ dent? National Safely Council The tug of war between studiie* show surprising as­ you and Junior on rainy daya pects in the answers to these may soon be a thing of the questions. Children in rural past, and — surprise of sur­ areas have as many, or more prises — kids msy even want accidents as city children. to wear those one-time pes­ A child U more likely to be ky overshoes even in bright, injured or killed after he’s sunshiny weather. home from school than he This new day is about to ia while riding to or from dawn thanks to new design school. Accidents are most likely concepts in children’s rubber overshoes, improved mater- to happen on a Saturday and ials and new manufacturing least likely to happen on a Sunday the NSC says. Boys techniques. 0) New Overshoes Invite Wearing 0 SMOOTHER SAILING INDIANAPOLIS f N E A ) —The entire beckstietch and the number three turn ef the Indianapolis Motor Spttdway is to lie resurfaced. While you are out driving, this week-end, take this page 0 design ed for you . . . with you. The map above will assist you in locating some H om es for B etter L ivin g o f Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find 1 ) ju st what you are looking for in the way of a home. C° M f tJ K iT /r J f* * ™ <)• DIRECTIONS: lalFOLLOW THE CA (in South on 17-5)2 wm VAI.CADE OF I-he P o i n t s , (urn \ J Went on IU. 127. HOMES SIGNS. BEAUTIFUL NEW HOMES! $ 1 3 ,9 9 0 $ 4 6 0 DOWN H I A 3.1 YR. MORTGAGE NO CLOSING COST • • • • • • • LO CH ARBO R It’s complete, ready fo move In! S bedrooms, 2 !j baths, Florida room, pntlo. IPs completely liir conditioned, centrally heated. Reliable G-K Kitchen appliances, Including garltage disposal, dishwasher. Ilcuutiful llluek Walnut Kitchen I Cabinets. A y n i h (krAftit flwUf A (Juiet Community • Safe For Children High and Dry lleitutifully landscaped Lota Sidewalks and Street Lights Out of the Flight Pattern Centrnl Ileal and Air Conditioning Deluxe We.stinghou.se Kitchens Sewer and Water • I These homes arc eonifori m v en /en ce carefully designed, sturdily constructed to give you a » lifetime of comfort Realtors Developers *• 3 A- d J '«e.v, F j fA en D'ona j 9 MODERN KITCHENS BY C E N E R A i g ) ELECTRIC (a ll u s - le t u s sh o w I | y tie s e h o m e s to d a y ! If you have homes, acreage DIRECTIONS: From Sanford turn w n t on 20th Street al Freneh Are. (Ilwy. 17-92). Wateh for Ihe .lgn* at Mayfair Country Club. G m n b riar border* the Country Club on Ihe *oulh, and I* directly * n l of l.<>eh Arbor. C groves or rentals — and would like to advertise on our weekly Tour Of Homes ond Real Estate Page — i William S. Brumley Jr.-B y ro n M. Leach p . o . n o x i.v jy fa 2 -8 u 7 t \ FOR IN F O R M A T IO N !• v e n n a tinder Florida weather conditions. Construction Co GENERAL ffe ELECTRIC ln e r Ifonu 1 dem and STENSTROM REALTY S LES AGENTS �r/% Lewis Chairman U. S. Seeks To Break Railroad Impasse Of UF Campaign Management, set by the board of director* with allocations to the parti­ cipating agencies set as fol­ lows; American Red Cross, 17.A goal of $48,425 has been 900; Boy Scouts. $7,600; Chil­ New student* who will at­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — dren's Ilome Society, $2,600; WEATHER: Partly cloudy throuffh Tuesday with scattered afternoon show ers; high today 88 93; low tonight 70-75. tend South Seminole Junior Rail union and management Family Counseling Service, United Press Leased Wir« Established 1908 MON, AUGUST 19, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 780 High School are requested to $2,330; Girl Scouts, $3,400; VOL. 53 negotiators were summoned report to the school at 8:30 Good Samaritan Home, $2,to a showdown meeting today 175; Mental Health Assn.. St,in a government effort to —a m. Thursday, Aug. 29. tor 400; Salvation Army. $10,800; break the impasse over w the testing program. USO. $3,700. ground rules for settling their • • • "This Is by lar the largest long dispute. Jane Adriatic© and her goal ever adopted by tills or Assistant Labor Secretary family, of Goldenrod. are at­ Sanitation. However, enthus­ James J. Reynolds said ho tending the 30th annual Citrus iasm is high due to the was railing attorneys for both gruwlh of Seminole County, sides to an afternoon session Growers Institute at Camp earlier campaign organita to seek agreement on proce­ McQuarrie in Ocala National HAVANA (UPI) — A roc­ BELGRADE (UPD—Yugotlon and the fact that none dure for Miimditlng the key Forest. Ernie Lundbcrg, as­ ket-firing liomber attacked of the funds will have to be slav President Josip Rroz issues to arbitration. sistant county agent, will l*imdlne deposits at Cnsitdu, Tito said today he hope* to expended f o r professional | p have charge «f Thursday La* Villus Providence, early meet President Kennedy in fund-raising," Lewis said. Both the ruilronda and tba morning’s session. S u n d a y , the government the United States this fall. "This means that with the • • • union* have agreed to submit press reported today. At least exception of payment of na­ Gov. Edmund G. (Pat) the two main issues — siza Gindcrvitle Volunteer Fire one troek tanker was destroy­ Brown of California told UPI tional dues by some of the ot train crews and firemen's Department will further plans ed. member agencies, all the con­ alter a 40-nilnutc meeting jobs—to binding aibitration. for its operation at 7:30 to­ The **plrate'* craft, nccordwith Tito that the Yugoslav tributions will tic expended Rut the unions insist on ne­ night at the 1ILH cafeteria. inir to the Newspaper Itevolu- gotiating secondary Dnucs be­ leader said he thinks he will PAUL LEWIS locally,” he added. All interested persons are chm, attacked by surprise Lewis said that he was con­ attend the United Nations fore arbitration begins. Invited to attend and aupport n'x’iit 2 u.m. It said the Cu­ General Assembly session in tacting a grral number of One source said there e!sn the volunteers. ban a ir force “repelled" the civic-minded people who be­ New York this fall. might be disagreement over • • • • • attack but admitted the plane the scope of the Issues to bo Brown said tie asked Tito if lieve that if no United Fund A Charles and Maxine Shagescaped safely. he hope* to meet Kennedy existed there would be nine arbitrated. The unions liuva ata, of Iowa, have been wel­ The raider illuminated the then. He quoted Tito as re­ separate solicitations and are indicated they w ant to narrow comed to Goldenrod a n d target area with a flare and therefore willing to contri­ plying, "Y’es, I hope to sec problems that the proposed Oviedo. They have purchased then rocket-attacked gasoline the President." bute their time and efforts to six-man arbitration board the Rosa Watters home on 17 Killed deposits. One rocket set "But it will not be the first this cause. would decide. Orange Avenue in Goldenrod THE LOCKING RUCKLE on the (safety sent Ivelts being promoted by the time I have met him ," Tito aflame a tank truck with 8,MIAMI (UPI) — At least Attorneys for tho five rail j and a partnership la an Sanford-Seminole Jaycees is pointed out to customer Archie Smith 124 callous of gasoline. Other »aid. "I met President Ken 17 persons died in accidents operating unions were d rift­ Oviedo business. (right) by Jnycocs Wayne Albert. This scene at the Jaycees Seat licit nedy when he came here in rockets "felt near" and dam In Florida over the weekend, • • • ing their version of the arbi­ stand in the Food Fair Shopping Center, Saturday was rc|>cntcd at three the early 1950's with Sen. aged a tank with two million tration agreement. Including R. 15. Porter has Just learn- seven of them in two auto­ other locations where the sent belt sales I mmiU i s were set up. Sides will Owen Brewster, former Re­ gallons of rruda oil stored, mobile smashups at Daytona a timetable for settling all ed that membera of the continue all this week ut the Jaycees Headquarters on the corner of Fourth the reports said. publican senator from Maine, Bench and Jacksonville, itiMies. A spokesman said the ' r E.B.B.A. of VAU-t, now about St. and French Ave. ( Herald Photo) and Sen. Wayne Morse IDRevotucion s a i d workers draft might be completed to­ to deploy from Norfolk, Va., O rel." and militiamen hastily re­ day. for seven-month duty in the 15 Injured Leonard Terry, Sanfard Ne­ Brown said he asked Tito if paired damage and dispersed • • • TROY, Ala. (UPI) — Fif­ gro. today forfeited $650 in Mediterranean, read "Around "we ran expect a better in­ trucks “ preventing the spread The agreement on Labor the Clock’’ every day. So teen persons remained hospi­ bonds when he failed to ap­ ternational understanding." of fire." Secretary Willard Wirt*’ ar­ "smooth sailing" to t h e talized here today from a pear in county court to ans­ Tito, according to Brown, The press said the raider bitration plan was the first K.B.B.A. and VMM. Flo and crash that sent a two-decker wer to charges of possession replied, "Ye*, the world situ­ wns bused in Nicaragua "pro­ breakthrough in the four-yearthe Caribe are looking for bus caroming into marshland of loltery tickets and reckless ation is good hut we can still visioned ami protected by the old deadlock over imposition ward already to your return. Saturday night after hitting driving. do much to Improve our re­ U. S “ • • • an automobile head-on. of new work rules that would TAMPA (UPI) —A police Sheriff J. L Hobby said lations." eliminate 32,000 firemen's investigation was underway f The Herald’s "Scouting’ Terry was arrested a week Safety Sent Ib-lt Sales will Iwlt.s all week ut our headtoday into the death of Caro­ job*. correspondent, Mrs. J a n e York Better ago by Deputy Charles Fagan line Louise Coker. 9 whose continue at the Jnyree* Build- quarter*,'' sold King. Friday But management sources NASHVILLE, Tenn. (U l’l) on t h e Casselberry, is back on the reckless driving body wu* found hanging in ilig on French Ave. and night the Jaycees wilt again *nhl the clash over procedures Job today alter a two-week — World War I hero Sgt. charge and search revealed the women's rest room of a Fourth St. all this week, Bolt set up their sales stand* at could upset the arbitration camping trip in the Smoky Alvin C. York, hospitalized the lottery tickets, Tampa poolroom Sunday King, chairman of the sales four locutions including Rou­ plan end renew the threat Mountains with Casselberry here last week alter develop­ Fagan also uncovered an­ announced today, ( nd llal and Anderson Drug­ morning. of a nationwide rail strike ing a fever, was taken off the other lottery rase Saturday Roy Scout Troop Ml. " Ihie to many requests we store, F ood Fair Shop ping • • • Police sakl the girl had Word has been rereived in on Aug. 29, Ruth aides pre­ serious list at Veterans Hos­ when he arrested I'laylon WASHINGTON (UlM I —Tlie been reported misting by her will maintain *uh - of the seal Celt tor and tho Seminole Deltnry that after conddera- viously bad agreed to hold off This month’s meeting of pital Sunday night. Thomas, Altamonte Springs Plazn Shipping Center in thm by the Controller of Cur­ any strike action until that staunchest congressional ad- parents, Mr. and Mrs. .Terry the North Orlando Village Negro, for unlawful speeding Casselberry. These locations rency, Washington. I). C„ a;>- date. Coker, when she tailed to voc-aie* of the "march on Council will be held at 7:30 Bodies Sought and found $773 in bolita tie-1 will be open from b to 9 return home Saturday night Washington" are a little bit Wirt* said the new dispute f p.m. toda) in the Community NAHA, Okinawa (UPI) — kets in his car. Thomas post- [ jn*e-y p .m , Friday only. a*** *-*a-inR Dial afternoon. vvns “obviously a critical one." Building at ths Recreation Divers made their seco ) ! ut Li i .1* t. ' », Tin' body wav found hanging Eight service elution* have Center. On the agenda are tempt today to recover bod­ t i c Ot the Peace Hugh Dun I " w* ,car ,h“l 0M incl K'n The Herald learned just be­ lie urged both tho unions indicated that they will in­ fore press time today that ami carriers to come to an four ordinances, including the ies believed trapped in a sunk­ can and wu* released pending one touch ot violence, on-- by a towel from a towel rack disturbance on Aug. 23 could and the door to the rest room stall the sent belt* for $1 per offices for the setting of stock Immediate understanding on proposed tax on alt utilities en ferryboat which capsized a hearing. HUNTSVILLE, Ala. f UN) licit, including Larry'* Gulf turn llie march into a cant was locked from the inside by consumed within the munici­ and <snk off Okinawa with at in the new Dollary Bank will procedure*. Sheriff Hobby also reported . , . —Tuesday is "Old Reliable’s" Station at 4UI FI. First St.; , ,, .. , 1 , brnmerang and bring inral- a hook and eye, pal limits. ha located in the Spnulding Nr Ida Kennedy Meyer, "who rubble harm to the least 270 persons ahum -I. cause The young girt left home loth birthday at the Redstone Alex’s Sliell Service at 2500 » • • Building, Hwy. 17-92 in Dospent most of la*t winter in of civil rights. Saturday afternoon with a Arsenal. Park Drive; harry Adair* Rory. Seminole teachers w e r e Church Aloof our jail on worthless check Amongthese supports of sister,Rosemary, 13. Rom*'the army Redstone ballis­ Gulf Station at Flrat St. and back on the Job today, whip­ SAIGON (UPI) — 71k- Ro­ charijes." is hack in jail The March on Washington mnry told officer* they plav- tic* missile ten years ago a s * Krenrii Ave. ami Don Witt ping things into shape for the man Catholic Church In South again faring numerous more for Jobs and Freedom" arc ed pool with two boys at Ut Tuesday blasted off front Amoco at 119 Sanford Ave. 9 opening of schist) Sept. 3. prov.il hi* been granted for Viet Nam was making every- bad check charges. He added Sent. Paul Douglas ( Dl l l t , poolroom, then went to a Cape Canaveral (nr its first In the Cnstellierry area, tn- the establishment of a First effort today to disnsMaiate she al.vn is wanted on similar Kenneth B. Keating, (lt-.N V. i, drive in for a «nft drink. She successful flight. Its many tty Julia Dartov hUl l l i l l g rdlltiolt* illcludu T o o l I R. E. Porter picked up a itself from the dispute be­ charges in nearby counties. and Jacob K. Javits, (ll-V said Caroline left her there, successes earned it tlu* nick­ G a ra g e , Altamonte Spring.*; National Rank of Dellary. An appeal on behalf of Mr. hot news tip this morning: tween the Catholic-dominated Although no building site and Mrs. Leroy Hill who lost Y.), three of the most active and site thought her sister name "Old Reliable" since Bill's Sinclair, Ed’s Service Houston Colts representatives government and the country’s for tho new bank lias been all of their worldly possess­ civil rights backers in Con­ had returned home. that time. Station ami Howard’* Service chosen as yet, an olticc to have been here, studying mu­ Buddhist majority. An autopsy was ordered gress. ions when their trailer burn­ The development of the Stati n all on Hvvy, 17 92, nicipal atadium and the May handle subscription* for stock ed south of Ising wood on Aug. to determine if the young Javits has called Aug. 23 ltcd*lnii<* led the way for The ion percent nylon belts lair Inn, and promised an Repair Job "a historic date" amt Keat­ girl had been assaulted. many of Die modern missiles ure guaranteed to withstand wilt tic opened iii DeBary 5. was issued today by tho answer by Oct. 1 whether the Seventh-day Adventist Health TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — ing ha* labeled the march "an of today, including Pershing, 6.IHHI pounds of strain, which within the next few days. JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — National League team will American cam e." But in their The Game and Frr<h Water The U. 8. Army Corps of En­ Honest John, Littlejohn, Ser- far exceeds safoty specifica­ Shares will go for $30 each and Welfare Center a t Alta, hold Its spring training here witli a minimum Of five and monte .Springs. canl, I.sure and Jupiter, gineers1 st-u-gnlng hopper Fish Commission said today statements, they have warned tion* and me designed for a maximum of 900 lor Individ­ Tlie Hills are in desperate L* the future. Would be a repeatedly against violence. Florida’s duck, goose and root 'tile Redstone was used in dredge ‘Gerig’ will undergo easy one • hand operation. ual purchasers. boon publicity-wise to have "I know clearly that the need In' oil types of house* placing Explorer I on its way a $311,480 repair Job by the hunting season wilt open st the colorful Colts general They sell for le.-s than $1(1 a Albert (Iowan of the First hold articles, particularly a whole cause could he very noon Nnv. 27 ami run for TALLAHASSEE (U P I)-A to outer space and sent astro­ Tampa Ship Repair and Dry manager, P a u l Richard*, pair. National Bmk of Ormond hahy crib anil bedding for Dock Co., district engineer to consecutive days through seriously hurt," Javits said, search is underway for an naut Alim Shepard on a subhere for six eight weeks each "Scat belts save lives," Bench will servo as vice pres­ their tl monUi old son. Dia­ "if there's violence, if there's Jan. 3, other man to head the strife orbital flight May 3, 1961, Col. II. It, P arlitt said today. spring. Chairman King emphasized, ident. Other directors approv pers also are needed. The commission said the disorder, if there's even bad torn state Milk Commission. • • • taste." “They also help reduce in- ed by tlie Federal Agency Arrangements for contri­ daily hag limit for ducks will lie will tic the third admin West Hopeful Police blotter carried a juri. by more than olio third. | will be Myron Accardl, Oscar butions may be made by con­ t»- four, with a total pussesistrator of the commission GENEVA (UPD — West­ complaint this morning Irom Your chunrr* of surviving a n 1 11. I’apincau, Samuel Faron tacting .Mr*. Hoy Phillips at *ion limit of eight. Daily hug since Gov. Farris Bryant took a woman who said site return­ ern disarmament negotiators for gee.-e will he two, with iiuloinobilo accident are eight. Jr., Robert Kautin.in, Arnold TK 8-1393 during the day or office. The first, Sherman NEW YORK (LTD — Her ed from a movie to find an today were reported hopeful possession limit of four. The .Smith of Vero Reach, resign­ n.ird T. Frevert, editor of times better when wearing Hooper, Guy It. Chase. James Mrs. itusscll R y d e r at empty beer can on her bed, the Soviet Union will agree daily iisg limit for roots will seut holts." I Spaulding uni! E. Walters. TK 8-3883 after 6 p. m. A class reunion will be ed to take an apimintnient on Standard A I'nur's Outlook, and she was at a los* to ex­ this week to negotiate on ex­ ho eight, with a (olal posse*, the Florida Appellate Court planned by members of the ay* the current corporate plain it. what with her hus­ changing observation p-..t* sion limit of Id. Class of 1931 of Seminole High bench. earnings situation, good as it band at sea. And. she added, against surprise a'tuck, and Hunting will lxpermitted not Insist on » prior imn-ug School at a m eeting Tuesday I*, I. even more impressive ahe doesn't drink: from sunrise to aun*et except gression pact. • * * at H p in. in the Caucus Room Slim Pickings when it i* considered that re­ on opening day when -(looting Thieves old a Ino I only $:s :*i sults are after substantially nf the First Federal Savings * St. Johns-Indian River Ca­ wilt begin ut noon. Director ami l»an Association hutid­ for their efforts over the increased depreciation charenal District directors meet Fitfht in Hills A. D. Aldrich .aid. SANTll DOMINGO, Dmniiiweekend, according to police es allowed under the Treats ing. Thursday noon at the Yacht icun II.-public (UPI) — Ai m­ Class member* are asked Break-in* were reported by ury’s new guidelines. Club, Titusville, to commence to bring addresses of nietn- Robert Adam*. 1301 West 13th Frevert points out that down-to-earth work toward ed exiles seeking to over­ Fire (Juts Harare Hutitiuu Pre-ident Kire started by the hack- tiers who have moved away Street; Isidore Morgan, 1214 many corporation! didn’t take having the waterway become throw a reality. Up to now, meet­ Francois Dataller have re­ firing of a motorcycle gutted from Sanford since gradua­ West 131b Street, and Wil­ Ihe additional allowance* tin ings have been organization­ ported taking part in ne-v lim garage at the home of tion. Further information can liams Restaurant, 'third and til Die last quarter of 1962 heavy fighting in niount.iin- Fire Lt. G. It Crow at Mel- tic obtained Irom Mrs. Eu­ Magnolia. The burglars ob­ with tlie n ull that year-to al in Irnor. ( ous northeast Haiti, accord­ lonvillc Avenue and 13th gene Estridgc 111 nr Miss tained $3.5u from vending mu- year comparison*, at this • • • rhine* at the redaurant Street at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. Grace Marie Slinevipher. sta ge, are penalized. Have you noticed tlipsc ing to exile sources here. stories on budget? T h e school*, the county and the city all reported no increase in tax millage*. That i-* good new* lor the property owner*. • • • Sanford resident! are a lit­ tle lucky. Refuse collection fee here is a $1 a month — DcLand is Increasing its fee WHI TE S U L V it l R crease from about 62 million "We must realize that daring dual stales serving as labor­ tices by some developers. He said Ihe industry is a from JI.25 to $2. SPRINGS. W. Va.. (UPD - if p event trends continue. tile neat 3(1 year* we have to atories in which new ideas • • • “healthy, ambitious adoles­ The South must prepare it­ And about three quarters of budd a duplicate ot tlu- ur­ are developed, applied ami lin e 's a goal for Sanford cent one" that ha* "no great­ merchants to shm t at. The self for a population increase the total wUI be urban dwel­ ban facilities that have taken tested. er number, and no less num­ Also addressing Ihe meeting ber, of o;terators who are Chamber of Commerce report­ of 4o million in the next 23 to lers compared with about 60 us In ibis land 3oo years to <V ed today that Seminole Cuun- 30 years—all of it in urban per cent now. produce," he saki. wa* Chairman Marshal M. bankrupt, cither financially OTlarrow said plans must "Although we have had (’riser of Florida's Installment or morally, than doe* any ttuns have an income of l!W areas— the Southern Gover­ MET 1(01*0 LIT AN TELEPHONE toll-free service for nil of SeminoU million a year, hut sal*-* here nor* Conference was told to­ be made to see that water, uli.it we railed stale planning Land Sales Board, a new other business or profession." County was discussed a t a meeting of Chamber of Commerce officials, air and land—resources once in a Tew state, oh and on agency which comes into only total fill million a year. day. He said Florida's new con­ mayors of all municipalities! and telephone officers at a luncheon-meet in)? trol board will protect both There's $50 million going Executive Director Dennis thought to be enexhaustable for the past 33 year*, rela­ existence in two weeks. Friday a t Jim Spencers' restaurant. Pictured frum the left are W. V. K»>y (.'river traced the history of the public ami an industry aumewheru else. OTlarrow of the American —are available for the boom­ tively little lias been accom­ • • • uitd it. F. Shctldcn, district and local muuugers, respectively, of the plished," OTlarrow said. But Installment sale of Florida that can contribute to the Society of Planning Officials ing population. Southern Bell Telephone, and M. L. Ilarre, assistant to the president of • Tlie time has passed when he said that state rather than real estate, and the cloud it "sound economic growth" of It’s almost a safe bet that told a conference roundtable Winter Park Telephone Company. (Detailed news story on pujte ’J of to­ tFe courthouse annex will be- that the population of tlie 17 the state can sit by and mere­ federal discretion of plann­ hat come under in recent a region. (Related story on day's Herald.) (Herald Photo) , years because ot sharp prac­ ly hope (or the best," lie said. Rage 10). ing i4 needed, with indivi­ stales ut tha group will In totaled a t Casselberry, *** e iO fc* Paul D. Lewis, manager of the Credit Bureau of Sanford, has been named Campaign Chairman for the 1963 United Fund of Seminole County. (F it? Unions Called For Showdown S f m d ii Rocket Plane Attacks Cuban Gasoline Depot Tito Says He May Visit JFK This Fall m w A. Bolita Agent Forfeits Bond Tampa Girl, 9, Jaycee Safety Belt Found Hanged Campaign Extended DeBary Bank Gels U. 5. Okay March Advocates Getting Jitters 'Old Reliable' 10 Years Old Center Issues Appeal For Area Family Duck Season Opens Nov. 27 Milk Commission Seeks New Chief Class Of 1954 Meets Tuesday Earnings Called ‘Impressive’ / Population Spurt Problem For South State Planning* Now A ’M u st' Governors Warned J5* � 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 16, 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>, August 16, 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/248cbd6160b7fa03878eb4abf6fc8f2a.pdf f0d6d385ef406d42eb148434239d69dd PDF Text Text 7fcat»«^9CMU i * Bremen To Contact Former Members Opens Season Al Dinner ■ covered dish dinner n ettin g held b i t Wednesday • m in e at tbt borne of Mrs. A I M Jacobi on Lake Aiher Circle in Bear Lake. Mra. C. L. Brunk, new grtaldetrt, pretided over the fcnaineaa meeting held followk g the dinner. Mra. Jacobi, garden therapy chairman, re­ ported that plana hare been made for the group to con­ tinue tta work with the Gate­ way School in Orlando by providing farora for holiday! and apeeial oceaiiona for the Children there. It waa announced that work on beautifying the Bear Lake Elementary School groundi with plantings would get un­ derway after a planning meeting of the beautification committee with M n. Richard Oitraader. New membera welcomed were Mra. H. E. Chapman and M n . William Powell. Next mooth'a meeting win he held at the home of Mra. William Maaaey on Lako Aih­ er Circle. Church Suspends Priesf After Cuban Visits •i n N E W YORK (UP!) — The Roman Catholic Maryknoll Pa then have suspended a member of their mlailonary «oeiety, the Rev. Felix Me Cowan, St, for nnauthoriaed tripe to Cuba, it waa leaned recently. McGowan, o f New York City, three with hia father, who said that ha expected him home ahortly. Reports from Waxhlnjrtca however, said the impended priest presided at a meeting there Thursday night of the pro-Caitro Ad Hoc Student Omni Ittee for Travel to Cuba. The committee, now under federal investigation, span sored the vielt of 6u Ameri­ cans to Cuba in July. A society spokesman at Mary knoll, N. Y., aaid Me Cowan was suspended in May when he went to Cuba after being told not to go. McGowan la to ba a featur­ ed speaker at a mass rally next Sunday at Town Hall, in New York City, ep<manrtd by the student committee. Bethany Circle Has Meeting By Berales Kelsey The Bethany Circle of the Oviedo Methodist WSCS met at B p.m, last Monday at the home of Mrs, Waller Teague with Mra. Kltie Ellis in charge of the meeting. Mrs. Robert Soka present­ ed the program on the life of the mlssiunary, Ann Judson. Nine memhers were prelent for tho meeting during which plan* for the annual candy isles project were made. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. Legal Notice iv T iir n n n ir r im e r n v t iik \ iv r ii j i i i h i v i . n i l . i:r iT , is s s i i k o ii n u w t - THIS COMPACT CAR, driven by Harry L. Lenttnl of Altamonte Springs collided with a 1051 truck, driven by Frunklin Lacy of Cassel­ berry. In the crash Friday at the Intersection of Hwy. 17-02 and Sparton Dr. In South Seminole the truck waa a total loss. State Trooper J. L. Sikes investigated the accident. Americans Too Tall Now For Old-Time Standard Length Bed NKW YORK (Ul*l) (UP — The atandanT double bed ia on the way out because Americans are growing bigger all the time. But togetherness will continue, according to bedding manufacturers, who have de­ cided to replace the standard bed with people-sixed beds. The dimensions of the dou­ ble bed were established more than 100 years ago, when a six-footer was a rarity. Since then, Americans, both mats and female, have shot upward in height and weight. For In­ stance, American soldiers to­ day average sn inch and a half taller and 7H pounds heavier than tho doughboy of World War I. This means that many mod­ ern Americans must either sleep In a crouch or dangle their feet over the foot board. Two major obstacles pre­ vented bedding manufacturer* from Increnaing the sixo of beds when public demand for bigger beds first became ap­ parent. First, available acces­ sories such as sheets, blankets and bedspreads were too smut! for bigger beds, and arcond, the average housewife dread­ ed the thought of wrestling with a bigger, heavier mat­ tress. Linens and blankets for larger beds sre now stocked In most department stores. The second problem has been solv­ ed by use of latex foam rubber mattresses that don't need turning, snd a wide variety of special devices, such as hinged mattresses or t w i n m a t tresses placed under one head­ board. Customer acceptance of sup­ ers! xcd bedding Is gruwlng steadily. The nation's largest muttress manufacturer re­ ports that more than '.'5 per cent of sales this year sru in extra size*. ChristChurch To Organize Acolyte Guild By Mo m Grinstead North Orlando Fire Chief Bill Hahn and F in n an Chuck Rowel] announced at last Wednesday night’a depart­ ment meeting that they will personalty contact all former membera and invite them to return to the organization. They also wilt make ar­ rangements to vlait any man who might be intended In becoming either an active or Inactive member or the de­ partment to explain detalli of the organization In full if it la so desired. Oates for regular training and drill session! will be set in the near futun by the de­ partment which now has In­ surance provided for the cov­ erage of 12 members. Hahn reminded that resi­ dents should he advised .to call the North Orlando Gen­ eral Store In the event of a daytime fire and Bob Step­ henson should a (ire occur during the night hours. It was announced that 16 and 17 year old boyi will be trained to assist the depart­ ment although they will be unable to be accepted aa reg­ istered firemen until they are IB years old. Hahn advised that a check is being made at the recom­ mendation of t h e Village Council upon ordinances per­ taining to fire safety mea­ sures as suggested by the League of Municipalities and of those which are In use by other cities of the ares. A letter was read from the Klllarncy Volunteer Flro De­ partment inviting all village firemen and their families to allend the third a n n u a l Orange County Association Great Field Day wihch will be held on Oct B with exercises be­ ginning it 2 p.m. at the Northgate Shopping Canter. Seminole County F o r e s t Ranger Albert Harris will be guest speaker at the next meeting of the North Orlando Volunteers. A 11 Interested men are invited to attend. vrrirM SI Alt* Ii.-r-in1.iiit. to tn > i:tu STATE OK KI.ORItll TOi EVELYN KLIXAIIUTII SI A net l ANT Aihtr-.s sail tteil.lrnee unknown YOU AIU: HKUHItV NOTIKll:L> Hist » mil of CamnUInt fur Jlyuris he* brig Hint afatnst yon, srvl roil «r . r . qulred to eerts s copy of ih« ■ niwtr or pleading t» lh» Hill of Complaint on the I’ lelnlitre Attorn.y Paul C. Perkin*. •47 VV,.r Houth Mtre-I, Or­ lando, Klorlila, ami file Ilia urlatnat answer or plaadoia tn the olftc* of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or be­ fore Thursday. September, 14. 1441, It you tat] to do so Judg­ ment bp default wilt h- tak­ en against you for the reHat ilrrnended In the Ulll of Complaint. WITNCHM my hand snd aeal St Hiriford. Hemlaule County. Klnrlda. thle llud day of August, IS4Z. (MS. At.) Arthur If. Ilerkwllk. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court Ur: Martha T. VlhLn, D.C. Paul C Perkin* 447 Weal Houtk Street Orlando, KlorlilS Publish \ U f. SI. A Hept. I. ». i f . m l yiMs-u ^ BREMNER’S • TUES. “ CAMPBELLS” • WED, | VEGETABLE VARIETY C O LD W EATHER Will Soon Be Here LEWIS (I.lmit: One With Your 1-1 Or M«rr KtuxJ Order, I'less*) Sales & Service (Limit: Three With Vrnir $.1 Or .'I ure Food Order, I'leiie) Offer* The Same RELIA BLE Healer Service They Have Offered For I’aat Yearn. Get Your Name On Our Lint And Have Your ‘MR. G' Heater Cleaned FROZEN FOOD KING And Tented — Be ((HARTERS Safe For The Winter — Save Fuel Too. DIAL FA 2-1928 Savings On Easy Terms M ATHER of Sanford (L im it: One With »* Or More Fond Order, * * * * * Bed Room Suiles He Learns Gas, Fire Don’t Mix I'teasc) “ FRESH 'N CRISP • llookrusr Red • llouiilr Dresser and Mirror Roomy Chest Mattress and Matrhlng Box Springs by Souther* from* • • C ELER Y LARGE tn Sea Fot* Grey or Dsnish Walnut STALK EASY TERMS - OPEN FRI. NITES M A T H ER of Sanford Sanford'* Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 20.1-09 E. 1st ST. FA 2-0983 5 Homes Nearly Completed TWO OF WHICH ARE ALREADY SOLD — IN THE NEWEST SECTION OF ONE OF CENTRAL FLORIDA’S BETTER PLANNED COMMUNITIES — P la in tiff. KLtZAtlKTtl •MON. Mrs. Haynes, Longwood, Dies COUVTV, M .itllllM . KVKt.TN CHANT. & FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE By Donna Entra An orgnnlzutlnnnl meeting of the Arulyte Guild of Christ Church Episcopal in homewood was held at S p.m. Saturday at the Pariah House on Church Street. Hoy« confirmed, or noon ready for confirmation who are between the ages of 11 and tit years, arc eligible for membership. Tin* young men will be Mrs. Sarah Ann Haynes, U. trained to serve at the altar of Longwood died Sunday. fur services nt the church. Born June 12, 1910, In Char­ leston, W. Va., who had made her home In Lungwnotl fur the past It years. Survivors are her husband, Clifford Haynes of Izmgwuod; ATLANTA (UPI)-Smclllng two sons, Robert C. Bostic, of gas in a vacant houve he own­ Drive Itancli, W. Va., and ed Thursday, Charles A. WigJohnny Bostic of Sanford; u ley, <;h. struck a mutch to see daughter, Mrs. Alice Slack of It a small gas heater was Red House, VV. Va.; a broth­ working. er, Oscar Lambert ol Charles­ The resulting explosion ton; a sister, .Mrs. Della Dul­ wrecked the six room house, ler of Kanawha-Two-Mlle, W. broke window* in neighboring Va.; two stepdaughters, Mrs. homes and hospitalized WigChristine Workman anti Mrs. ley with hum* from the waist Mildred Jacobs, both of Char­ up. leston and nine grandchild­ Firemen said the fumes ren. were escaping from an open Funeral arrangements will gas pipe in the kitchen where Ik- announced by Nildack a stove had been removed Funeral Home of Casselberry. Wednesday, IX M IAACKnr s o . IS3IT JAMES CAUL. MARCH ANT. si. m Ravenna Park MODERN KITCHENS BY GENERAL Other humes are under construction — choose one o f these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these homes today Slwswiak&h CUSTOM FLAME “TOKAY” GROUND GRAPES 2 LBS. CONVENIENT VA. FHA, AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING ELECTRIC CONSTRUCTION CO. I'hune FA 2-3103 CLUB R D .. FOLLOW OUR SIGNS STEN STR O M Sale* “ FIN BATH" TIDY TOYS HUlLDINti A SPECIALTY General Office 211 \V. 25th St. HOMES ON COUNTRY FRESH “ 100% PURE” R EA LTY Agent* “ I.HJLTD DETERGENT" . . each 69c VEL "LUXL’KItll'M" HOAI* Cleoparta . . . 22 oz. bll. 65c "AI.I.-ITRI’OSir CLEANKK . . reg. bar 25c Ajax Liquid Where it’s a PLEASURE to serve Y O U ! . 15 oz. bll. 39c 25th and Park Sanford, Florida �* w M ayor Reports § a t if c r b i j r r d i i On City's Action * d ' WEATHER: Scattered showers through Wednesday; hiph todny about 85; low tonight 70-75. No further action on ita tentative approval of $3,000 for the first tlx months of the 1901-64 flseel year for the Seminole County Chamlier of Commerce was taken by the City Commission in its final public hearing on the budget Monday evening. The Commission last Tues­ day approved the (5,000 for the first six months, adding it would consider another 85,000 for the balance of the year "based on the future co­ operation of the Chaml-er with the City of Sanford's activi­ ties and municipal pork ad­ vertising.” The Commission for the lust several years ha* given the Chamber SI0,000 annually. Tlii* year the Chamber r** quested 815,000. Mayor Thomas S. McDonald Monday- evening read m pre­ pared six-page report "fron* Structural engineers’ re­ myself and not from the Com­ porta will be studied by the mission" in which he con­ School Board In ipecial aescluded: "Removing the sensa­ alon at t p.m. Thursday, tionalism of newspaper head­ SupL Ray MUwre laid today. lines, the true story is that The reporta will rover the the contribution proposed re% rejected roof alabs in the new mains the same as the present construction at South Semi­ fiscal year. The only differ­ nole Junior High, Rossnwaid ence is that the City Commis­ TALLAHASSEE (C P ll — , Four Sanford students en and Sanford Junior High sion wishes lo review the co­ Tie chairman of the Republi­ Schools. route to Orlando escaped operative efforts of the Cham­ • • • can Party in Pasco County serious injury at 7:10 this ber with the City, on city Tha Lake Mary Chamber of morning when thefar compact |testified today that Circuit projects, alter the first six Commerce h a s appointed car skidded on this slippery Judge Richard Kelly repeatmonths of the coming fiscal Jack Wilbur aa a committee year. This should never bt too ! edly had refused to parti­ highway and crash cd into a of one to work out plana for Fred W. llurdctle Jr., 37, after a coroner's jury return­ much to ask nf any logical cipate m party activities parked automobile onc-balf <1 numbering the houiea In Lake since his election to the was charged with first degree ed a verdict Monday evening businessman or official when mile north of Ca s*cll>erry. * Mary. More on this later. murder and bound over lo that Charles II. Strickland, the taxpayers’ money Is in­ • • • bench. Oscar Perez and William circuit court by Justice of 33, "met his death by a volved." With proceeds going to Bassett auifored minor cuts Otto Carlson, Zephyr ills the Peace Thomas G. Moon gun shot wound inflicted by The Mayor recounted many eommunlty projects, the Jay- and bruises. The driver. Ron­ poultry farmer, gave his his unck\ Burdette. activities of the City gov­ ceea are apontoring a fertilitestimony to refute a claim The diooting took place ernment, such a* inducing new ald Fchd, ami I'nul Place's er sale Saturday with the of prosecutors in the Kelly Sunday afternoon at Bur­ industry to the area, seeking impeachment trial that the product "delivered to your were unhurt. dette's home un Little Lake a burge terminal, endeavor­ Trooper J. L. SCtes report­ Judge had violated legal door." Chairman Chuck Bose Howell, near Oviedo. An ing to have the new state uni­ ethics by participating in says to call FA 2-3451 far de­ ed the four students were cn autopsy at Florida Sanitar­ versity located here, street RAIN AND SLIPPERY ROADS wore blamed for this-collision thin morn­ nartisan politics. route to school 1n Orlando livery. co-operating ium and llnipital Monday improvements, ing on Hiifhwny 17-92. A compact car bearing four .students nkiddetl from Carlson was called by the ^ • • • when Fchd lost < ontrol and ill keeping .SunfnrU Naval Air revealed Strickland had been the highway, *truck a parkked car and overturned. (Herald Photo) prosecution to identfy a cam­ South aide School PTO will the car skidded o ff the high­ Station here, negotiating fur shot once in the abdomen. paign contribution of $5)xi meet at 7:30 p.m. Sept, ill at way, striking the parked ear Sanford Nava! Academy, etc. Constable George A. Kel­ made to the Republican Par­ of Dale High, Of lando. The • • • the school. The City’ s 196.1-61 budget of sey at*o served Rurilclii* ty in February, 1962, by the St.21 million was given ten­ • • • student's ear overturned. "Tho City Commission,’* with a warrant charging linn Judge's wife, Lorraine. Sikes said that Fchd was tative approval Monday even­ with shaming into a dwell­ Mayor McDonald reported* From the Lions Pause: lie also was questioned ing by the City Commission, "How long did It take your cited for exceedinj’ the speed “ will continue to work with about Republican activities subject to formal action at ing. This complaint was filed limit. wife to learn to drive!" "It'll the Chamber and the busi­ by Burdette's neighbor. For­ in opposition to a move by next Monday's regular meet­ The trooper also pointed be 10 yearj in October." nessmen to prumuta Sanford est Ferrell, who claimed Burt!) Pasco County lawyers to ing. The City's tax ntlllage out that Fchd ami Placck, in • * • ami Seminole County. Yh<* switch Pasco County into an­ will remain at six mills, the delle was firing from his Seminole Boosters meeting the front seat, 'were using Refugee Decision Commission feels that co-op­ own home into the Ferrell other circuit in an unsuccess­ same *as the last several MIAMI (C P I>— A decision 9 at 7 tonight. High school audi­ seat belts and « scaped in­ erative effort is n necessity home just before Strickland P O R T A R T H U R , Tex. | No casualties were known. ful effort to get rid of Kelly. years. torium. President O. L Barks jury. Peres and Bassett, in wus expected today on wheth­ liml must work both ways. was shot. (UI’I) * — Howling Hurrfcmiu Carlson testified that KclTlii* was a far cry from Commission tentatively ap­ says it's for everyone, espec­ the rear seat, wore not us­ er 25 Haitian refugees who Judge Moon remanded it Is difficult fur the Com­ ially parents of high school ing scat belt* and were hurt. fled to Florida in u sailboat. Cindy hit thu Texas const be- devastating Hurricane Carla ,v *°kl him he could not run- proved the budget, with a Burdette to the county Jail mission to wurk to improva will tie allowed to slay in exile (ween tiuivcslon and Port Ar­ which struck the Texas coast tribute time or money to the few minor changes, as draft­ without bond on the first ami promote Downtown San­ ■tudenti who arc interested In party because judges must in the I Tilted States. helping the athletic program thur today, and showed im­ two years utid one week IIgo be non partisan. But he said ed by City Manager W. E. degree murder charge and ford only to find the Chamber Knowles and Finance Dir­ fixed bond at SIo.imm on the promoting u new shopping o( the school. mediate signs of weakening. today, killing at least 17 Per­ Mrs. Kelly was a close per­ ector Henry Tamm. Tax Cut Bill • • • Ferrell complaint. The eye of the storm moved urea on the cast side of 17-9'J sonal friend and the judge One of Ihe major Items WASHINGTON (CPU — through the tiny evacuated sons and leaving damage in Anthony Hoseman, assist­ south of Dnota Road to relo­ CATTY REMARK: F i r s t let her make a contribution. was a pay increase for city Speaker John W. McCormack woman: "1 just bate to think town uf High Island between Die hundreds of millions of lie admitted under quest­ police officers ranging from ant state attorney, represent­ cate businesses outside the assured President Kennedy to­ 7:10 and 7:10 a. m. CST. dollars. of my 40th birthday." Second ioning by Rep. William *lx per cent for patrolmrn. ed the state at the inquest. city.” day that the House would try Winds of do to 70 miles per woman: "Why — wlut hap­ Thousands of coastal resi­ O'Neill of Ocala, one of l ie five |ht cent for sergeants, Serving on the coroner's Jury While officers of tho Cham­ to pass next week Ids propos­ hour died us tile eye pas.-ed pened?" dents had fled inland before prosecutors appointed try the four for lieutenant* to three were J. It. Staley, Milton ber declined un invitation Li ed fill billion tax cut. • • • but rose again as the baek side thu swift-developing power of House id Representatives af­ for captains. Most other city Gore, Leon Olliff, T. L. Lin­ attend Monduy evening’s bud­ go Jr.. R. I.. Ward and Ben get session, five Chamber diTALLAHASSEE (U PD — of Cindy struck. Capt. James Mayo. CO o( l indy. Many men atm I lo ter it voted impeachment employes receive a two per F. Ward Jr., foreman. Boat Saved The cabinet bud go t commis­ Ilatwing One, accepted his In-1 rector* were present: Capt. charges against Kelly, that ceni pay increase. MIAMI ttil'll — Tiie Const Mr. ami Mrs. Fred W. their jobs ut sen, vitation as a director of the sion okayed pay ra) res for 9,* a petition opposing the clr* Commissioner A. I., Wilson, Burdette Sr. were with their James U. Mayo, W. A. fa tGuard pumped out the fishing Chamber of Commerce to at­ Mill employes in Pin state uni­ Tide* rose almost fivu feel , „[[ change was inImen- at his first meeting Monday tick, Robert Crumley, WilLuti Vessel, Moby Dick, liml was -on during the hearing. Uur- Hemphill and Geurge Touhy. tend last nicht's City Com­ versities today whin to salaries ithove niumat. Cindy's highest vraphed hi the Judge's office since hospitalisation. sinking off Alligator Reef in , . , . ,. vu’" 1 *' I dette, himself, did not testi- 1'atriek ami Touhy uru past mission meeting. Said lie were not in contrtiversy be­ • winds were HU mile gusts. Gal- •*' Ike courthuu-c. But he partial victory In his drive the Keys today and took it in ____________ wants all the Information lie fore the fiscal agel icy. presidents of the Chamber. i , . said ihe mimeographing mi- for a full “ Ketly day" for fy. I v iratotl recorded 71 nule-an, , , , The decision will not affect tow. chine and paper belonged to firemen. Know!** had ex­ '9 can get to help him in his ** ' * pay raise* nynjiieij, for l'i\ "y T'u'.rd 1 e . '.-rnation.il ll,,ur wimU during the nlgiu. c ;,r|s.,n and l'ie work wa- plained II would require two wew civic duties here. Follot- -Itllthe reading of other eii.pioyvs ami profc -tot ? F i > i n " I - I o i h e , * Putt.u i ill led t ur patrols |ThwM! '''"P l-'l »" * un l|(ine lly u ri.Kelly. his pctqm\04i statement, Mc­ additional firemen to give llhl.GRACE. V ii g o staviii Lake Mary Uoy Scout Troop where cabinet melt iber fe! Donald stated that by Novem­ Iioin tlnr darkened streets of ,luur' - - ■■ --------lire employes a lull free day < l ' I 'l l — Seven I . ,S. senators 212, once a leading troop of raisea proposed by the board ber or December and with co­ every two weeks. They now Birmingham t» the school1 11 “ *'* C r »'ul -'" 0" lift the Intei parliaments y the St. John's District, is in of control were too- high. operation from Iho Chamber receive a half-day every 2tl ground, early today and Nc 1,1 ,u ln 1 Alll,up l nlon (il'l. i c- nfercnco today In some instances the raises need of leid cn . All that is re­ day*, other Commissioners "1 would ho most happy for .... leaders made plans for a in M,,usl...... mi,c ni d headed for Washington to UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. His> Commission to put up tha Monday evening authorized quired is Interest in the boys proposed ranged heG ween $.">nn march cn the Alabama Capi­ inluiid, were crowded. V ito on tin* hiIi lent test boil Toneiits of rain tlumdcied one additional firemen and (U I’I) — Thu United Nations second *5,000." ■ml lime to devote to various and f'2. Ion. Those pro pinod tol in Montgomery. tlellty. ' ' * instructed Knowles to try I tier Hal AS.-emtdy opens its troop activities. Any man salary raises wen u handed Touhy stated Hint "only on* Outrage of Inc Nejjtu com|r,vu ..... .............. well'oiccnsl fur extreme cu t hack tu the boaid o f control arrange for a full "Kelly l.HIb'' fCHMon today with no side has been presented *m« willing to assist Is asked to a unity of tlirmingliain's 1stYVilliit.u E. Smith, 41, of Bishop Warnsi agenda trended with HI phutieully and you have been Texas and West portion* uf day." <sf contact Ed Zimmerman of which atarted a new study of Wayeross, Ga., charged with LtlUISWI.lfi.Ky. (UI'I l — •-i racral bombing manifest­ Louisiana. the pay schedules. Commissioner .1 II. Crapps items, but its debates were very fair and have indicated Lake Mary, temporary lead­ ed itself hi .stoning attack.- on the led.I up of the Fern Park But budget Direct .or Harry Bishop t\ Ewbaik Tucker of white motorists and other lost out .Monday evening in cspoiled to To overshadowed a willingness to co-operuto. er. lira mb of the Winter I'urk his attempt to have police by Big Thu* foreign minis­ Smith said last u -cek’s u>- the African Methodist Epis­ acts ol vandalism Monday You should go down tho sama Savings and Loan Association, pay increased to to, eight, ters talks on the sidelines. copal Church U urging mem­ Registration for beginners tion also had the effect of road. There should b« better night. During one such inci­ was I'.iiiml to the fedcrul bers of his denomination to Soviet Foreign Minister An­ six ami four per cent instead shorthsnd will close Friday at holding up raises fo| - the mote ginn.l jury Monday when ar­ of the approved *ix. live, four drei Gromyko will resume Id- communication* between tha arm themselves against "il­ dent a white motorist tired a Seminole County Uusinesa than 9,0(j0 other employes two groups." pistol three times into a group raigned before tf. S. ('..inniis- and three per cent. talk.* with Secretary of Statu about whose solar res there legal intrusions.” School. "Mr. Touhy has hit It on of ubout 20 Negroes who hud sinner James K. Ilyid at DrIn tin' four hour session Dean Busk and Hritisli For­ the head," stated Commis­ • • • was no criticism. taunted and hurled rocks ut lando. which closed at midnight, the eign Secretary l.oid Home on sioner A. L. Wilson. "It is For the controvert dal group, Erwin For Treaty Benefit style show and CARACAS (UI'I) Nine w a s h in g io n 11:111 — him. Oliver Williams, IB, was .Smith wus remanded to Or­ Commission discussed the way* to ca.u! Hut cold war. bridge of Epsilon Sigma Al­ the board of cuntr ul recom­ lack of communications snd pro-Cii-tro terrorist leaders ange County jail in lieu uf controversy Tint nuclear test bun treaty wounded slightly. over sodding The ministers last met in pha sorority will he held at mended salary itici -vases to­ complete misunderstanding The Rev. Martin Luther escaped early Monday from a f Hi.HOII, huiul, gullied support today front an­ Municipal Stadium for high Moscow after Ilia signing of which ha* brought un thu 7:30 tonight at the Sanford taled $2l>7,UOU ami ! Imitli pro­ King Jr., acknowledged lead­ pri-on in Iho western imuiii lie is charged with holding school loothall games. No de tin- partial nuclear teil bun. posed raises.totaling • $ 11I.IHM). other key Southern Democrat er of the southern integration Woman's Club. situation." lain city of Trujillo, appar­ lip Teller Doyle Dl.Ilium un I cislon wa* reached but a pro­ when Sen. Sam J. Ervin, .S'. L\, Interest ill tlisa u»uinhly • • * It vvu* understood tha movement, joined other lead­ ently under cover of a guer­ announced Dint he would sup­ escaping with 4H2S. He wus posal that the City otter to centered on l'zcuidcnt KenThe public is invited to the port thu pact, though "with­ ers at a mass rally Monday rilla attack, it w.i* announc­ arre ted the same day when lease the stadium to Die i edy's speech Friday ami the Chamlier executive committea dedication of tfve Fred It. Wil­ night in urging the Negro ed Monday night, out great enthusiasm," sighted by FBI agents whP County School Hoard for $! uildress of Canadian I'rinie planned to meet this afterson Memorial Law Library at noon to consider McDonald'* community to channel its A |Hiliccman was found walking in Winter I’urk. annually was discussed. Minister Lester II, I'eursoii, 9:10 Wednesday morning off frustration amt bittcriw-s in­ slabbed to death near the Sheriff J. L. Hobby naid JTi'.S Approval was given for llie a former assembly president, six-page statement and tires Visits Vatican tile courtroom in the court­ I'ommi-sien's tentative budget purchase of VATICAN CITY (U i’ l) — to a grim determination to prison’s main gat . through of the fsJS was reitvrri'il. new tractor ■n,,iril|njr. house. Judge Vermin Mite win civil rights through nonPope Paul \ 1 received West which the fugitives apparent­ for land till purposes from TIM jtty'a si ,,1,,-dulu. beginning approval. Final approval is tu Today's In said Mr. Wilson's children will SAIGON, South Viet Nam German Chancellor ' Kunrad " 'i lencc and the ballot tan. ly escaped. They included Hie stale Tractor ami Equip- nt confined be voted ill next Monday eve­ be present when a plaque is tUPI)—'Viet Nam'ii Commu­ Adenauer in a private auili*-------------------inent l ompany mi its low tl| t|„. formul opening by ning's regular meeting of tha four ex officers dishonorably unveiled. nist guerrillas appe nlcd today Mice today and paid personal di-charged for participation bill with trade-in. of Stfi.HlO. |H.nr,jt.,| ,\-o-mldy I'usiiknt City Commission. • • • for a coalition govt rnmerit on tribute C* the H7-yeur-<di| lend-' plKusakin was held brief- ............ . /^f.uu.c K)wll „ r in Ihe abortive Uarupano re­ City Manager Pete Knowles t> wuh Warrent Hunmcutt. of ,.1 ( k l ,hll of the order nf neighboring Laos >r who plan- tu i.-lin next volt, three guerrilla leaders will discuss Die "library sit­ St. Petersburg, on possible ( So,u KreOrl.tu«2 of as a means of tmding the I month, and two unidentified civilians uation and the old postoffice” reappraisal of all city fighting here. MIAMI f UI’ I)—Members of The prison break occurred before the Jayrces Thursday TALLAHASSEE (U I'I) - perty (or tax purposes. l" " Venezuela, who has no anThe ap|>c.il was made by l O V lS It LiTCGCC three Cuban exile groups, a few hours after authorities ' iioliiucd iqipusitiou, a* tu* sue* noon at the Civic Center. of Stale Toot WASHINGTON (UI’ I) — -till nursing wounds suffered here hud round.-d up Red Secretary Nguyen lluu Thn, president CAMERON, La. (UI'I) — eessnr. • • • Adams said Monday lie has of the Communist "National Mi-. Jacqueline Kennedy will in u Sunday riol in New York, leader Roinulo .Vim alias Sheriff O. It. Carter, descrihdecided not to run for gov Hr read with interest that go Li Greece Oct, 2 for a two- pushed their demands Mon­ “ Major Rafael.” and four in; Ihe Right of residents as <1 the Geneva Home Demonstra­ Liberation Front," in a l«lernor in uwi UT lo the L’nite j Nations week visit with her brother-in- day night for a public debate oilier Communists Hurricane Cindy approached: tion Club women have decided Adams, who announced for broadcast by Conn nimbi sta­ law- and sister, I'rinco and with the American students "They are tilling the roads Nino, who fled to liruril re election a* secretary of MIAMI I llt'l)—Revolution­ to do something about Com­ I'nm es g*innbin us KmUiwill, who recently toured Cuba. tion*. tike ants." after participating in the hi ary Unitv I UR), n top Cuban 'tale several weeks ago hut missioner Jim Avery's state­ It called fur wiL'r.li'uwal of the Wiiitu House announced Tim Cubans said the Ameri­ jack of the freighter Anz.u- left the door open (or a exile group, announced Mon­ ment that "they should learn U. S. troops, Hie it id of U. S. tot lay. can*, who staged a meeting in tegni, recently slipped hack crack at tha govenror s chair, day it ha* been Hooding Cuba more about county govern­ participation in Vietnamese New York's Town Hall Sun into Venezuela. MIAMI (UI’ I)—Twenty-two said starting a campaign at with anti-Castro pamphlet*. ment along with their homeaffairs, and the tsl ablislmurg Quake In Peru day that set off rioting in The group said one leaflet Cuban refugees, most of them tills late date "would require making" It is planned that a LIMA, Peru (UI'I > — A Time* Square, had definitely of a "national, t iemocratic, bears u photograph of a uni lawyers, have been lured as my full time amt attention. group from this club will at­ "long, strong," earthquake agr,.rj (l, |hl. debate, peaceful, and net tral coali­ Probe Poisonings "Involvement In so con­ lurincd Soviet soldier with a social investigators in New tend nil commission meetings ••Rut are afraid Ihey tion government.’ ’ presum­ shook the people of Ibis capJACKSONVILLE i l l 'l l - centrated an eifori would target superimposed over the York City, in the futute. |)r Health officials investigated necessitate that t relinquish (are. ably made up of ( 'omnium-is ital ..ul of their sleep before ttil| t |,|c|j#|, * • • \\ e 11a r e Commissioner .lawn today, but caused no re- ( .,ri„* Theye of the Itevolu today the food pois> n case* of tlie responsibilities placed on and anti-l'omntiiiii its. The leaflet* and pamphlets James It Dampson ol New Parents of Meminole High •V.ir sold on live first call, (Hirted casualties or serious, lion ary Unity fUR» nrgjmza- to Jacksonville res tents who me as secretary of state." are aimed ut Cuban militia- York City llew here Monday School students are invited four other inquiries with­ damage. t|(lll H)ll| j,.,| uu. jo exile reportedly dined in the same lie said. "This t cannot in men us well a* the man in Hie md interviewed the exiles, to meet at 7:10 tonight for in nn hour after paper Tile quake rocked the city ..................... \, w York. food conscience ihe" restaurant last week. street, the group said. ' >elected from a group o( 2BU an orientation program in the wa* mil". That's the at I2;li)t a. in. I __________________ _________ — — who look Civil Service exam­ school auditorium. Teachers story of one of the Herination < last May 4. wilt outline the course content ubl's happy "Classified Dumpson said luring ot the TALLAHASSEE i UPI • and inform the parents what Customer*” , College May Move exiles tilled Uvo needs—" To will be expected of their child Presiding Judge E. Harris MIAMI U TI» — An otticial tinii e Igible can didates for C AN T lake cur to College. Drew admonish" I Florida in that course. ot Hie Negro Florida Mentor For quick sale I'J.'d hardsenators Monday Lo slop the WINTER HAVEN. Flo. complete finger, but that the the severing of the limb ex­ Doctors said today that haul t«s fill jobs in New York, ial College says his school t p Chevrolet *495. Cult cept for a portion of soft minor gangrene was noted in ami to help alleviate the refu­ Mrs. Lorraine L, Graham, "horse play" and pay more wrist “ looks good." (UI'I) — The nearly -evered would like to tell its property Jack Ivey. FA 2-6i 18. program associate uf the attention to impeachment pro Brown, a suw operator for tissue about an inch ami one the tips of line,, fingers about gee problem in Miami.” in SI. Augustine anil move lo left hand of a til-year-vld saw The exiles will deal with u furniture muiiufui tmer in half wide and u tiny sliver Central Florida Tuberculosis reeding s against C i r c u i t Dude County, Fa-t Action a<! results ale operator was rejilinrd lo the nrurhy |.oke W'ule-, utmost of the rudiu* bone. All major IU days after the operation Spanish speaking applicantand Respiratory Association, Judge Richard Kelly. a* close a* your tele­ ui in in a five-hour operation One doctor said today thut fur welfare aid m New York will attend the Tit workers' severed the hand two iriche* blood vessels, n-rl'r', muscles He told tlie senators, who phone. It will i’ AY YOU here Aug. 22, it wus reveuled above tlie wiiat in an on-the- ami tendons were severed. fall conference Wednesday serve us u jury in Uie trial, to A C W S h C SSIO n although it is not positive the City. to place your a.I now. Dusnpson said New York is and Thursday at Tierra Verde. s t o p reading newspapers. TALLAHASSEE (UI'I) — today. A team of stuff donors, in­ iiand will be saved, he u op­ job-accident. puzzels Gov. Farris Hryarn will hold Doctors said James A. The local TB office will be working crossword He was rushed lo the hos­ cluding an orthopedic sur­ timistic "that thu salvage rat* still toukiija fur eligible Cu­ FA 2-5612 rinsed white Mrs. Graham at­ ami eating peanut*) during the his weekly news conference in Brown vi|! love (he tip* of pital here where emergency geon, rejoined the bone, m.i- could be significantly worth- ban candidates for a im-t of utile r Jobs. | i tin vx finger* and poraibly unit luuui examination revealed Jjor bloud tr u th mid mm tics. I while.” tends Ora conference. session*. I Miami Friday, -tI I VOL. 56 ^ e i* 4 Cniuid I’ teas Uaseii Wire Established 1908 TUES.. SEPTEMBER 17, 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 19 Witness Denies Kelly Active In Parly Four Sanford Youths Escape In Car Upset First Degree Murder Charged To Burdette Ciiy Budget Of $1.25 Million. Is Approved m w A ... BRIEFS Quickie Hurricane Hits Texas, Flops Raises OK'd For 9,669 In Slate Universities ".King Pleads For Non-Violence East-West Talks To Be Resumed : Holdup Suspect Is Bound Over Castro Hoodlum Leaders Escape Viet Nam R eds Ask Coaliti on Cubans Insist On Debate Adams Out Of Governors Race ‘They’re Filling Roads Like Ants’ Anti Castro Pamphlets Fall New York Hires 21Cuban Exiles It's Results Thai" Pay" Kelly Trial ‘Horse Plajf’ Nearly Severed Hand Rejoined To Arm �I ft ffi t — Bipt 17, IMS 30 ‘ ■ m Days U g o l Notice To Better Grades tx H ROLAND B. VICIT and ---------V*IT. fete wlf*. D. J. KISKIEL •Bd r. a MURIEL* Ills wife, H. J. RIXKAVAOR end MAROARST RINKAVAOE. hie wife, end RIDGEWOOD WOOD PRODUCTS CO, IN C , a New Jersey Corporation, noaUalUa ooch othar, all that really k a n n a to that th* #*• i atoctRMU to tha a d i baL a with tha n e w p n t M aaad to la tha baa*. ykyafc* a i i cbaatotey ^ So actually tha atady of S i y I M N th# method o f ■ M m to Um m m m W W ebazsiatry to Jaat on# branch S m t i r r M i thetr aabjcct ef tha larger actonca, phyaka. M t t o to Dm m m T oo might It'a atill tuaful ta retain tha aak Dm wtot i ifftttac* to different m u m , howrror. Far s m ttg n m ttm ttiiiii* |k^kl M i lnataacc, It’a oaafol ta you •a you pkk your cauraoa. Far tha purpoaaa a i thto arttotot boweror, w a ll uaa tha word phyaka ta include chemtotry.) W h M you study physics, raaltoa it to a actouea which attempt* ta explain tha phyak a l ualreraa by oaaatractiag Orailn, act* l trying ta Had the cue tow tha* would txplafai orerythiac that we ehterra. It** g oa f ta keep tkta to aUad aa you wad* through Although f t atohto. » * t tha atatna e f you may fool buried utdar u meoatahi a f laws, if you think you'll oo* that they caa all be understood ta tanas o f a few baste eoaeepta. Nowton’a rtow af the unlrtrae, fo r osaapls, to baaed to the _ o f area, reteaity aad force. I f you ahmya hoop theae thro* ooacopta right ta ■ 0 8 R T A L M OTM front a f you whoa you atudy II aay, tha law* o f motion, you’ll ib m i i traskli undtrttABfiti & Magi— I . J a a i Banal 0 . V m why NtwWn lonauUUd kit A raiato, all o f DaBaryt Aaa- law* aa ha did. If you get Into tha Ita Vaiaa, Ottean; Martha M. habit of trying to find the way g w , Jaaala B. Caghura, Biu m behiad each p h y a I e a I law, Hartaaa, JewaU Matt, ha­ you'll turn learned ta got tha out o f a phyaka coon L Sana, F raiito M m Barham Maaraa a a i Phyaka will be a lot Wee work, It’ll ke Interest, U p fa ri, all af Baatag. Don't work up a ewoat ■emertotog the formula fo r Beyls’* Law; you’ll Just farMr. and Mr*. J aelto, a daughter, Mr. and got It aayway. Spend your Mm. John M. Sparta, a aoa, ■wont ta underatand what Boylo’a law moans, and you’ll ail e f S u fa rd . probably bo abto to flgur* out tha formula. I f you still want aid Badth, af Lake Maaraa; to moaorit* tho formula, It’ll ba easy ta aomorlso boenuao Baaato B . MeCarley, Lake Mary) WUlto Meatoy, Johnnie It’ll aako sense. Physics la a logical science, Bartley, Kleaaov Hinojosa, n building proctsa. As a rule, Sherry D m Caudle, Oaargta you need to know everything Kobaaa, Alphonaa ChUhelm, ta tho first chapter before you Mm, Cary G* anuaa i * caa got muck out a f the sec­ baby a a i MiaJ archaaa K. ond. go it’s really foolish ta B e g a n a a i baBy, all a f la n ­ lot yourself fell too far behind iard. your study schedule. It’s not 14 ae easy to eateh up as it to ta some other subjects. iM y ft. Jaca, Longwood; Ta turn upl Don’t got con­ Mary F . Galich, DaBaryj fused by a pile o f laws. Think Xlaaaer WUltoau, Lake Menabout them, understand thorn rial Vtotoa Hayes, Victoria and try ta broak thsm down Barriagtea, Lillie Mm T heapInto a few simple concepts aaa, Nancy Blliolt, Phillip Ilka mass, velocity and force. B aal, Laura Mabla Waite Don’t memorise until you un­ aad WUlto L. Vance, all a f derstand. That’s usually fatal. (I f you can’t understand some­ thing, aak your teacher fo r Mr. and Mr*. U t t a r V i Im help.) Keep up with the J r-, Orteen, a daughter| Mr, course; don’t let your studying and Bra. Vlaeant P, Culcaal fell behind. Hospital N otts Defendants aeuxbev sen es or serr TEE OVATE o r PLOetlBA P . D . T A U N T , aon o f M r . r a d M rs. L uw is D . T u n n y , 1S1B B u t S ec­ ond S tr u c t, in a mam* b a r o f t h o m id sh ip m an •acond cJa m o f th u U . 8 . N a va l A c a d e m y w h o warn g iv e n a th re e -d a y In trod u ction t o n aval a v ia tion a t t h e N a v a l A i r B a sic T ra in in g in Longwood M O Board To Moot ■y M m Baton Plane aad division* ea fondriliiag projects to ba spansorod this year by the Loagwood Elementary School PTO will la made at • meetixg of tha executive beard set for • p. m. Thursday tha school eltoie rooms, Ik s meeting will be cooducted by M n . Lao Voekas, to TOi ROLAND a . VEIT end ------ VEIT, hie wtf* R*tl4*nce and Address Unknown D. J. M U R IEL and TX). M U R IE U hie wife. R«*ld*nce end Address Unknown, end H. J. RINKAVAOE end MARUARRT RIMKAVAUE, hla wife, Residence end Addreee Unknewn YOU ARB HEREBY NOTIPIED that a eell ke* keen filed **»ln#t re s In the short ta lilted rases, end that yea ere reqslrad to file your an* •w«r with the Clerk of this Court end to serve a copy th*r*nf u*on the Plaintiff or Plaintiffs attorney*, whet* asm* and address I* Ulthop a Bernstein, IS East Pin* atreet, Orlande, Flerlda, not lat«r then Ootober tl* t li s t Tf you fell to de te e Decree F t* Confeeto will enlored again*! yon for tk* rollof domandod in the Complaint. This •ult Is t* feroclooe a mortgate. Tk* reel property pro­ coed *4 against let Lot II. Block I. W EATHERJtriBLD P1RBT ADDI­ TION, ea rocordod In Plot Book 1». Pegs *7, Public lioeerds of Bemlael* Coun­ ty Plorld*. WITNESS air hand and the •eel ef said Ceurt at BaafoyS. Plorld*. this ttth day ef September, |M«. (BEAL) Arthur R. Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk ef tk* Circuit Court Byi Martha T. vihlon Deputy Clerk BISHOP * SORNWTEIX II East Pin* Streot Orlando, Florid* Attorney* for Plaintiff The Brat meeting ef the PTO general memberjblp will be held at S p. m. on Tues­ day. Sept 24. Puhlleh: SepL tf, II S Oct. 1, I. 1III. CDM-IT Kslamaaao, Mich., has celled the "Celery Capital" e f ix t h e o tE c v r r c o u r t o p the Union. TEE NIXTE JUDICIAL C IS . Legal Notice ix o a r p r o p o s e d cm axu bb ABD AEBXDEBBTS IX CEE. TAIX DUTBICPB AXE BOL'X. DABIBS OP T E E aOXIXO OR. D4XAXCE a r T E E c m OP BAXPOUD, P U S I D t . Netlee Is hereby elves that e Publio Hserin* will be held at the Commission Room la the City lu ll in the City of Senferd, Florida. at lit* o'clock P. M., on October II, 1*11. to consider the following •hassee and amendment* to Ih* Sonin* Ordlnan** * f the a i r of Baeftrd, PUrldat !•) The property eased In Dlntrlul M -l (Light In­ dustrial), lying north ef Eleventh Street and be­ t a s * * C«d*r Avene# end the abandoned mainline Atlantia Coeat Lin* Rail­ road rleht-ef-way, I* propoaed to be changed to R -l fOn* and T#vo fam­ ily dwelling) Dlalrlnt. Seld properly helng more more ptrllnulerly deeeribod e* Let I. Robinaoa Survey, a* recorded In Plat Hook L Page* II and II, and Lot* II end IT, A. D. Slendllord Addition, at recorded In Ptnl llouk 1, Page t il, Memlnol* Ceuniy Re­ cord*. All peril** In lnl*r**t end •|ll**n* shell have * * neyorlunlty to be heard el said hearing. nr order of the City Com mleslen of Ik* city ef genford, Plorld*. this ||ih. day Loagweod, a aon; M r. and •I Auguei, |»I|. II. N. TAMM. J E , Mr*. Crane Thom peon, (N RXT: The best waya ta Aa City clerk ef Ik* ieugterj Mr, and Mr*. Del City of Sanford. Plorld* etady mathematics.) bert W . Ueyt, a aon; Mr. and Pubtlah Hepltmber If, t i l l. CDM-TI Mr a. Edward Harrington, a The entire N DAYS TO ix t m m r i a r e r r c o v e t a r teughtari Mr. end M r*. AnBKTTEB GRADEd scrim TNB XIXTM JbPtCIAL CIR­ it.aw Kane, a aon; Mr. and to sow sreltobU In as M - CUIT o p a n d p o e a a w Mr*. Phillip Monroe, a dough XOLB COUNTY, PLORIBA. psgs. spirsl-hsoad book. T o c m a n l b r v n o , iaaa* ter, all ef Sanford. order ym r copy send your Cllli'npUK PA LIE SAVLNUS DtomleeaU HANK usme, address, city and Ptelatlff Andy P, Even*, Geneva •tat# plus gl.M ta Bettor v*. F^^lela Briney, Longwood Grades, c /o The flaaford ltUNALD M. MATBOS. *t «* Defendenlt. Anna llartung and Lucy J Herald. P. O. Bos 411. Dept. N oT ica o p a t'tr IN hi attend, e l U tU ary; Bruce EUMTOSUE POMKCLUSIEB A. Radio City Station, New TOi Ronald M. M*l*on *nd Hartman, Margaret Rnellin York IP. N. Y. Helen E. Mellon. hi* go.', Mr*, Horace II. Collard wlf* ana baby, Slarcsllura Wl| WKSiDWXCEi la an unknown stale or ceunlry ether 11 Edward Williamson, than iht lis t * *f Plorld*. Ern*»i Lundberg, Mr*. Pi*rc* IN TEW r m r t 'I T and mtlllng tddreet be t'Ol'RT, Ingt Jvnit'iAL r i a c u r r . Kohlneou and baby, Sadi* x i x t m A /M -C d l UUH Perlngtr, IX AXII POM SPMIXULS) Itobeun, Louisa Noble*, Lor fo c /o I'leet i'oit Office, rx T tr. p i .o n iii *• New York. N«w York ace Pstarson, J u n e, Hanker IX (H t N O .I O XU. l:uat Y»u are hereby uolHMd that aon Jr. and geaby Waldan, all LIU.IU lltILLE m m * Complaint lo foreclose I I-lalntltf, certain mortgage encumberlni o f Sanford. »*. the fetlowlig deeerlhed ye* AIUCE HILL, September II Defendant property, tu-wlt: Aimleeieaa I-it I. flinch "II". CtMJN x u t h u t o iiKPKxit THY CLUB MANOR. UNIT m i : STATK UP PLOWJUA Virginia Uowercox, Long NO. 1, according lo the TU, AHICM IIILL wood) Mack Anthony Chios* plat thereof ae recorded Whue* reelilene* en l *din Plat Hook II. Paea II •Iree* l> unknown. Maitland; Olga Uanten, Da* I'ubllo llecurdt at Semi I'LL ASK TAKE .NOTICE that Mary; Lola Dreggurs, Elea* yoq ere hereby required to note County, Plorld*. he* been filed agalnil you In tile your written answer or nor M. Vacoaro, Lillian H •l*f«a*t, If any, p*r*»nal!y or Ih* ahove-elyled lull, and you Lamb, Fred Dudley, June hy an allurney, mi or before are r*<iulr*d In serve a ropy yaur Answer cr other Morgan, Hawaii Shuman, VI- Meslenaber to. t i l l, at the of Office of the Clerk ef tho Pleading to the Cfmplalnl oi etta Darla, A llis M*e Be**, Circuit Court, at the Court- Plaintiff* attorneys. ANDKR Juanita Graham and Shirley houe* In Vetiford. Seminole SON. nUAII. DEAN. IAJWN Ceuniy, Pltrlds, and to mail DK* * van den Bh.RH, 1:5 Stone, all o ( Sanford. a copy thereof to SKnetrum. Keel Central Boulevard, Or Birtha De»l* A Mdlnlneh, Attorney* Undo, Plorld*. end fllo th< Anawor or otlior Mr. and H r*. Paul Vacsarv for Plaintiff. Poet Office llo* original U !« , Hanford. Klorlde, 32771. Pleading lu Iho offlco of Iho a daughter; Mr. and Mra. In Ihel rerleln dlv.ir.-e pro* Clerk of the Circuit Court on Janie* Elliott, a ton; Mr. am ceedlnc pending eealn.t you or bafora tho Hot day of OutIn ih* Circuit Cuuri ut the uber. I lll. If you foil to Jo Mra. Barney Morgan, Ninth Judicial circuit In and 00. a dacroa pro cunloooo will daughter end Mr. and Mra. for X-Miuwi# C n iM ), PUrlda hi takes asaiset yeu fer :ht lu Chancery, an abbreviated relief domoadod In Iho ComFrancis M. Lamb, a aon, all title ef veld rauee being l.ll- plolnl. II* 11*11* lllll, l-lsintllf. venue Thlo Nolle# shall be publish­ a f Sanford. Arte* lllll. Defendant," niul ed unco a weak (or (our aonUtomlaaato herein tell not or -t Decree •ecuHv* week* In Ih* Sanford. Dorothy Now ton, Fern Pr* Cent**** will b* enter- Herald. •d •**lu*l you, and Ih* cause OATKD this lltle day of Fatal Mra. Uotlla Hallman proceed tx perl*. September, lee). (SEAL) and baby, Mr*. Louwt Uurnalt (BEAL) Arthur U. Ueukwlih. Jr. Arthur It. Heckwlth, Jr.. and baby, Mr*. Jack Towera Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk of tho Circuit Cuuri liyi Martha t . viklen and baby, Mra. Eran* ThumpHyi Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk aon and baby, Phillip Hunt, glepetrom. Devi* a Me l inveil Anderion. Rush, Dean. Attorney* et Lew (Georg* O'Brien. Julia Iknn lt, Lowndes 4 van den Btrs Pert bill** Don III* P. t>. Hoe |)|| IBeea Lea Hall, Linda E . Hill Hanferd, Plorld* DIM Orlando, Plorld* 'gad A Ilia Mae Hm *. aU of Puhlltk: Au(. If 4 Sept. I. Publish Dept. IT, It. 4 Del. I*. IT. IMl. 1. «. I Ml. Sanford. U W r ll CDJd-it Legal Notice cocbt, mlinttrt t-n m c tn r tn r cevxrv. n e a t i t . ix r v a x c e a v x a . taaac PKDRRAI. WATIOXAL, MORTo a u c a s o o c ia t io x , TIm Natural Sciences . v m xurvm r t P K t n r a n c o r , to a am p m m x n e ia CUPP IB AXD POE aCR I. BOLE COUNTY, PLOSIDA. IB CHABCBBY NO. IXTT* THE PRUDENTIAL INSUR­ ANCE COMPANY OP AMER. ICA, s Now Jersey corporation. Plaintiff, vs H. C LYNCH and RUIIECCA - LTNCIL formorly the wlf* of H. C Lynch | M. A. HOBERT'S, nine known no Molvln A- Roberta, aad SYLVIA N. ROBERTS, hi* w lf*; RKLM, INC., a Florida corporation; FLORIDA POWER CORPOR­ ATION. a Plorld* corporal Ion; WINTER PARK TELEPHONE CO., INC., a Florida corpora­ tion; FLORIDA UTILITIES CORPORATION, a Florida eorporatlom THE FIRST NA­ TIONAL RANK AT UHLANDO. TRUSTEE, a national honking corporation. Defendant*. NOTICE DP SUIT TSi If. C. LTNCIL e/o Conley Barlow, Rout* I, Doulsr doertte. M. A. RnnERTfl. also known no Molvla A. lloborto, and SYLVIA N. ROEEH7V. hi* wlf*lot Alma R»ad. IMsIohnroi, Oeorgle TOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­ FIED that Ih* Plaintiff. THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY OP AMKIUCA, a Now Jerooy oorpurtllon, has Inotllaue oull aeoinet you In the Circuit Court ef the Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for Seminal* County, Plorldm Ih* nature of the suit I* I* fore­ date that certain murtgog* which ouaumbor* lb* rollewlng described property, laid pro­ perty helng *ltuet.« and lo­ cated In geminate county, Plorld*: Lot I, tllock |. TANOLKWOOD ItKI'J.AT, according t* Ih* plet tkoroof as rocordod In I'let Husk I, ptg* III Public Records of Seminal* County. Florida; Including opocHlcolly. but not hy way af limitation, tho fol­ lowing fliiurosi (IE !• gallon oleotrle hot water keetor HE Hangs UK Holrlgorttoy Oil Healor ond T»nk Venetian Blinds TOGETHER with oil struc­ ture* and Improvement* now and hiroaft«r on said land, end flitu r*■ studied thereto, ond all rente, leeuee, pro.-eede, and profile accruing and to ocoru* (rent *ald proml***. all of which *r* Included within Ih* foregoing description end ih* habendum thereof; also all gae, steam, electric, water, and other healing, cooking, refri­ gerating. lighting, plumbing, ventilating. Irrigating. and power syetome, machines, ap­ pliance*. (Inure*, ond appur­ tenances, which now ar* ar msy hereafter pertain to, or bo used with. In. or on sold premises, even though they be detached or dotachobloYUU AND EACH UP YOU ar* hereby r*u«lr*d to til* your Answer with tho Clark of Ih* Circuit Court In ond for Somlnot* County, riotlda. end servo a copy ihoroef upon Richard W. Leveller, of the firm of Gurney, Gurney A Handley, lo) Xurth M»*oolU Avenue, Orlando. Florida, atlernty* f«r Plaintiff in ih* abov* action, on *r bofur* ih# Ind dor Of October, li t ) , else a Doors* Pro Confesoo will b* ontorod oaolnet you. IT IS OllRERKD that this b* publlebod In Tho Sanford Herald, a newspaper published In Hatulitola County, Florid*, once a fur fauf coneslullve wee'aa WITNESS Ih* hand of lb* Clerk of Ih* Circuit Court, HomtnoU County. Florida, this the :ith day •>( August, II I ) (CUURT MEAL) Arthur H. Heckwlth, Jr.. Clerk circuit Cuuri. gemlnul* County, senior), Florida Uri Martha T. viklen Deput. Clerk UUItNEY. UUHNKY * HANDLEY )U> North Magnolt* A««nu* Orltndo, Plorld* Attorneys for PlalaDH Publish gopL t*. II, It 4 Oct. I. 1X1. COM-I U gol Notice Legal Notka tx t e e c t R c t rr c * r n s r or* o f B cure* eoBcav* to TE E NIXTE JCBICIAL COL tk* Mouthwost and having CCIT, IX ARE POE BEE L a radian *r d *a «I feet; XOLB t s m i , P U S I B A theae*. frees e tangent LAW XO. M M bearing or North Tl’ i n t " ■TATE ROAD DEPARTMENT Wool, ran Nerthwootorly OP FLORIDA, an Agoncy of along the are of eald eurv*. tho Stmt* ef Florida, through a oentral angle of end I I M r o r , a dletaaco of SEMINOLE COUNTY, a Poli­ I4AII feot te ond of enrvo; tical Subdivision *1 the Hole thmer Booth l l 'D 'I S " *1 Florida, West I A ll feet te e North­ Petitioners, erly eitsaolom ef the Wool va He* ef Lot 1, Block A JOSEPH ARRA *1 *L Lakevlow Bahdlvlelon. aDefendant*. forceald, at a point 111.41 feet Northerly from the NOTICE OP BE LB NISI Southwest corner of Lot NOTICE OP EMINENT DO­ Lot A Block I of sold MAIN p s s c s x o n s t lmkevlew Babdlvliloa end IN TEE XAEB AND XT TEE tho end ef thli survey AUTHORITY SP TEE STATE line description. P FLORIDA# TO ALL WHOM IT MAT Therland heroin dtocrlbtd eontains !• square foot, mors or CONCERN, and t* ell seroone and partis* bavins or elelm- less. Ins any right, till*, IntorooL OWNED SYf ANNIE MAE ootato, mortgage *r other lies JAMEB (else hnews aa A N ­ t* or la the partol* * ( land NIE MAE BIVENS); JAMES JAMES BIVENS horolaeftor deeerlhed, end the following periott#, tagothor SUBJECT TO: MORTOAOE. re­ Ith all unknown persons tarded la a R. Book D A claiming by, ibrengh or a i ­ ■*■• d«A In fever ef NOR­ der known peroeso whe ar# MAN H. NOTT end wlf* d **4 or whe ere act knows MART NOTT. la be deed or allvei IB C T M I FTM i M il STATE »AB S ^ M S E E I N S L E PARCEL NO. JBAL 1IAA, DAI EIOUT OP WAT COUNTY That pert sfi Lot I, Block R (LEM part James James Stress la H ate Reed Ro. 414) II Niagara Street Lekevlew Subdivision, soOcaevs, New T*rk •ordlng Is plot rocordod X*. 1H.L 1«M In PDt Peek A peg* 14. PxbUe Eeoerde ef ■*■!• Sarah Ntleea Carter sole Ceaaly, Florida, ’ • Rids* Need lying within IB foot ■oath ef Chsppeqe*. New Terk ta* survey line ef Hat* Roed BED No. 1A4.L 1MJ 4IA Boetlo* 1T4M, sold ourvoy lla* being described as fellewtt Jess* R. Chrlell* Bogin ea tha Eeet Hat ef B . R. I Nova Scotia. Canada ■octlon D , Township It BRD No. 111.1 Boutb, Rang* D East, at * point 441ft fact North of the aouthseet corner of T-*onn M. Christie th* NEW of oeld aootloa It R. 1 11, oold point being on Nova Scotia. Canada tb* are et a curve con­ SRD No. U l.l cave lo th* loulhwott and having e radius * ( 1144.11 Msggl* Porrie Croft feet; thence, from a tan­ Addroon Unknown gent bearing ef North BRD No. 1ILI, HAS TIMT'D" Weet, run Northweotorly along th* aro Nathan Croft of aald curvt, through a Addroao Unknown control angle af D 'l l 't t " . BRD No- D A I, DAS • distance of IIA U foot t* end ef curve; thence Ptdoral Lead Beak of Col­ ■oath U 'l S T l " West It.TI umbia foot to a Northerly sitonc/o W. a McGIbbnny nion of Ih* Wool lino of Columbia, South Carolina Lot t. Block A Lakevlew SRD No. U A L U M . U M Nubdlvlslon, efarotald, at * oint t i l .I ) foot NortherB. L Porrla y from the Soulhwttt cor­ Addrooo Unknown ner ef Lot A Block I of SRD N*. D AI. D M B sold Lekovlow lubdlvlslon sod th* ond of this our­ Elm* Mona Ferric voy lino description. Address Unknown Th* land heroin dtecrlbod con­ ■ RD No. 111.1, D l.t tains te square foot, mur* or loes. Agnes Ford OWNED RYt N E L L I E E. Addreee Unknown THOMAS, unmarried SRD No. 111.DR, D A I ■UDJECT TO: AGREEMENT for DEED: rocordod In O.R. Ann* Greon Hook 1)4. pas* III. In Favor 11* Scotland of CLAYTON THOM AR; and Orsngo, N»w Jtncy MORTGAGE) rocordod In ■ RD N*. U A t-R Mis. Uook ID . poet A In Favor of FREDERICK J. Charloo X Groon IIUGHEM and wile JANIE 1*4 Hamilton Road MoU. IIUUIIUA So. Orange. Now Jonty ■ RD No. U A t-R PARCEL No. 1IA1, I1AS Jaeob Groo* IUOIIT OP WAT It ) Scotland That port of: Oraog*. New Jersey Lott * and T of Lok* Ad#Dido Batatas, according to HU) No- U A t-R plat rocordod le Plat Book U lll* Or*.* A page II. Public Records 441 Hamilton Ro*d of Htmlnol* County, Flor­ ■o. Orong*. New Jersey ida) * | • BHD No. U AI-K lying wllhlp 3* (tot of th* ourvoy lino o f gist* Rood II*. Albert J. Illors g#ellon f i l l ) , said aurvty lino Addrooo Unknown being dttcrlbod a* follows; Bogin on tho Boat lino of ■RD N*. Iie-l, U AL UAL ■tctloa D . Township ll DAS South, Rang* It East, at a point D lf.!4 f#*t SouthDorothy S. lllore Addroo# Unknown •rlv from tho Norlhooat ■RD No. U «.L 11*1; D4.I, corner of Mid Median D ; DAS (hone* run South l l 'D ' l t " Wool I04.D foot to th* beginning of s curve eonFrederick J. Ilunhis rev* to th* Northtaatorly Address Unknown and having n rodlu* of MltU No. 1*4.1, 1*1.1, 1*1.1 IW A U foot; Iktneo Weet•rly along th* aro of itld Janl* McO llueh## ciirvA thru a central an­ Address Unknown gle of U 'ltT F ', a dieBHD No. 1P4.1, DA), D M lenct of !0M T feot to and of eurv*i ihtnes North Anal* Ms* Jam so (also u * i r t r w **t i i i .i t foot known ns Annl* Ms* HIto th* boginning of n von*) ■urv* ennrovo to th* t i l ShorrIH Strati iouthweottrly end having (Ionova, Now York a rodlu* of n i l ) («*t: SltD No. DAI, 1U.1 thanes Woelerly along th* are af said curv*. thru a Pontlop* Loiter control angle of I t 'l t 'D ", 14 Sayward Street a distance of ITS.II fret Dorchester II, Msissehu to ond of curve; thence sells North U 't i 'U " Weet SltD No. D l l, D M IIII 0 4 feet to th* begin­ ning of a surv* oancav* to Sttvtn M. Leiter th* ■ouihtrly ond having t| devward Street s rodlu* of D I H I (eel; Dsrcheeter |). Mesetohu thenas Westerly along Ih* sett* • ro of mid ourv*, thru n SRD No. l l l.t , D M central angl* of t 'l l ' l l " , a dlsltnc* of H AD fool in Hatty J. Masttn th( Weet lln* Of cold l l l l l North dlior* Prtv* Section D *t * point Uollovlow, Michigan TJI.lt foot Northerly from ■IlD No. IIA1, ID 1; D AI. ih* Southwest corner of D*.* the NW R »f sold Soot lain 1) ond th* ond af this sur­ Chorli* Masttn vey lino description. 17141 North abort Drive ALSO) Hollevlew, Michigan A IrUnguUr parcel Of land In BRD No. 114.1, U*.l| D A I, Lot 7 of Leks AdoDId* Ko111.) lotos, aforesaid described as: Beginning at lb* p-lat «f rtrno B. Mltrtkss Inttrteotloa of Ih* East 14 Harwerd stroot lln* of said Lot 7 and tb* Dorahestor II, Mosaeehu now North rleht of way stilt lln* of M »it Road til. s* ■ RD No. 121.1, U M above located, and runIns Wretvrly elan* aatd Grigory Mitrokoo ri#ht uf way lln* It (tot; t l gsywerd stroot tbanco Northeasterly alone Dorrheetor II, Mtseecbua airtight lln* lo th* East ootlo lln* of oeld Lot f at a point II foot Northerly ■ RD No. D l I, D M from tho point or beginn­ Mary Nutt ing; thenro Houtherrly *• Address Unknown long said lot line JO feot SltD No. D M , 1*AS to tho point of beginning. Th* land horoln doecrlbod con­ Norman II. Noll tains 4(1 square fool, mar* Addroet Unknown or loot. sut> No. m i , t e n OWNED BY) t'HAHLPJ) HAS­ TEN and wlf* HETTY J. Over lot to II. Yulllp MAHTKN t l Itldn* Hoed gURJKCT TO: MORTGAGE: I'htppaiiut. New York recorded In O. K. Uook ■ IIU No. DAI, lie.: 111. pou* 141. In Favor of ALBERT J. IIIERK and wlf* Jam*# Tull!# DOROTHY A ItlEltS 14 Itldg* Rood rtiappoeus. New York PARCEL NO. t i l t ■ RD No. D l l. D M IllGIIT OF WAY That patt of: *K< riu x rroea-saa# static l^ite ITU to 114. Inclusive NO AD 13* SRWIXOt.B COUX i t.KSS port In Mtst* llos.l TY IMCSt R ir n u h o 4)4) of gubdlvlslon of PARCEL NO. 104.1. 111.) Land* belonging to tb* RIGHT Go WAT Aitamont* Land, tlotol an<) Thai pert of; Navigation Company, ac­ S. Illock t. (LKAM part cording to plat recorded In In Mtsta It.iad No. US) fla t Hook I, page 10, Pub. Lakevltw Subdivision, aalie Iteourde at Seminole rordlng ta plat recorded In County, Florida; Plat Beok A peg* ll. Pub­ lying Northerly of and lying lic Records of gomlnal* within 44 fool gouthorly of Ih* County, Florida cantor lla* of right roadway lying within IS foot South of of 4U I# RoaJ #14. action Iho surety line af gist* Hoad fftts . sold center lln* bolag 114. Hoctlen flel*. eald sur­ described o* follows; vey tin* being described * ( Begin ou th* W rit lln* of (ollows: •tello* ll. Townehip It llogln on East lino of Mouth. Range 21 Kait, et Section 11. Tawnemp It a point 112 11 feet Norm south. Rang* lu Eael, at a from Ih* Southwoot corner point IIA U feot North of of th* NWta of seld Bas­ Iho Southeast corner of tion It, eald point being Iho NKU of eald Section on tbe era of a curvt cop11 , aald pula) b*Ug va tn* aav* lo Uta aoutbetljr ani J U g o l Nofict Nortliwrty from th* ■oathhaving a radlua et l l l l . l l wool corner af Mid NEVil feet, thence from a tantboacm ran ■onto D ' M ' i r *nt bearing e f North East, I TATI fort ta th* •’ l l ’ i r Boot, run Easter­ bogtBRlag a f a eurv* eon­ ly along th* era of raid eav* to tha Northerly and eurv* thru a control an­ hovlnit a radius of D d l.ll gle of 1‘ I M J " a distance foot; thonco Easterly and •f lin .lt feet to ond of Northanotorly along aald curvt; thane* Noulh 11* ourv-v thro n central angle in i" East 117.0) foot; of D M I'D ”. a dKtane* of thonce South M * ir i4 ” 1I11.U) foot ta ond af Wool M foot ta th* be­ curv* aad ond of cantor ginning ef a curve concave lln* *>f conitnactlon. t* th* Northerly and hav­ ing • radius of 17J).Cl feet; Th* Dnd horoln described con­ thence Easterly along th* tains A l l aero*, more or lot*. •re of said eurv*. thru OWNED BY: JACOB GREEN and w lf* ANNA GREEN: • control angle of f i r , CHARI J M E GREEN and a distance of 11* feot to wlf* LPLUB OREBX: aad ond of earve; thonco North WILLIAM J. ECONOMOU) I T * « r il" Best 111.41 f*tt te the beginning ef a eurv* eoncev* te th* Sou­ PARCEL NO. D L L D M RICGIT OF W AT therly end having a rad­ ios of 1711.41 font; thonco That pari oft "Th* AY Vi of th* aw >i af Enotoriy along th* arc th* NRH (Lot* beginning * f oeld eurv*. thru a eonat * Joint 14.1 feot North tral angl* of * * ir , a dieaf thii flouthwoot corner taaes e f l i t foot te end of of thn g\V'A ot tb# NKU curve) thonco aoath D ’ ef Section 14, Township tl i n i '* Best l i t foot to South. Rang# J* East, ond e f this control lln* thonew run East along th* doscrlatioa. * right *>f way of State Road Th* land heroin dtoerlbod con434. JIO feet, thonc* North Ulan l.U aerea, (41.114 square ID fast, thonc* Woat ID foot;, moro or loon foot, thonca ■oath IN foot OWNED BTl J E M S R. CMRIto the paint af beginning) ■TIB and wlfa LEONA M. nil In Aaetloa IL Township CHRISTIE It South. Rang* D Eael." PARCEL N«. 117.1, U M . D M lying wllhla IN feat North of tha center Una af construction RIOHT OP W A T af Slat* Rood 4J4, Boctlon That part of) Lots I f f, 111, III and 111 Till*, Mid contw Uaa af aon(L E M part In atat* Rood •traction being doecrlbod o* III if Subdivision of fottowoi Land* belonging to th* Bogin on th* Wort tin* of Ih* NEVi of said floc­ Aitamont* Land, H old and Navigation Company, ac­ tlon 14. at a paint H D feot Northerly from th* cording lo plat rocordod In Souths#tat corner of oold PDt Book 1, peg* D, pub­ NEVi; thonc* run ■outh lic record* af ■omlaol* County. Florida; l l ' H ' t r East. 41AT1 foot t* tha baginning a f a lying within i l l foot . ■oulh •f th* ourvoy lln* of g u t* curv# concave to th* Rood t it , BoctDn Till*, laid Northerly and having n ourvoy lino being described as radlua of D D .t l foot; followo; thonco Sailorly and North­ easterly along oold curv*. Bogin on Ih* West lln* *f ■octlon 11. Township 11 thru • central nngla #( I4*1)'94T. a distance of South. Rons* II East, at a point T ll.ll font North l l t l .D foot to ond af curv* and ond af coator from th* Southwest cor­ lint of canityaetlon. ner of Ihn N W 14 o f said flection t l, paid paint bo- Tli* Dnd harola doecrlbod eonlag on th* are of a curve tains .1)1 acre, (12,1)4 squire eoneav* ta th* Southerly (set), more ar last. and bavins a radius af OWNED HV; OREGORT MITD D .t l feet; thence, from NANAS aad wlf* FERNS E. a tangent bearing of MTTRAKJJI aad STEVEN M. North D *1 1 T !" East, run LKdTKR and wlf*. PENE­ Easterly along th* ora of LOPE LESTER: said curve, thru a control SUBJECT TO: MORTOAGB: angl* of I ' H ' i r , a dis­ recorded In O. IL Uook ID . tance af 124.1* feet to end post 413. In Favor of FOR•f curve; thonco South KPT E. ROBERTS and wlf* I l ' I l 'D " East H A D foot HELEN U ROBERTS. to ond of this ourvoy lln* description. parcel » a D o.l. n o : Th* land horoln deocrlhod con­ Hiai.iT o r w a y tain* .11 acre <11,411 square That port of) feet), more or Deo. Lot SGT ILEflfl part In OWNED RYl HUBERT S. fltat* Road 414) of HubBRADFORD and wlfa dlvlilon of Land* belong­ GRACE M. BRADFORD ing to th* Aitamont* Land Hotel and Navigation Com­ SUBJECT TOi MORTGAGE re­ corded In Mlg. Bk. I), ptg* pany. according to plat II. Hold hy Th* FEDERAL recorded In Plat Hook 1. LAND RANK OF COLUM­ page I*, publio records of Hsmlni.D County, Florid*, BIA; MORTGAGE: recurded In Mtg. Dk. II. pog* 1)1. In lylna wl'Jiln D l foot South Favor of KUrHIDA CITHUM of th* eurvoy lla* of MUD PRODUCTION CREDIT AS- Hoad 424, floctlon 11*19. Mid ourvoy lino being described DOC1ATION. aa follow*) PARCEL No (lf.t -K Uegln on Ih* Woot lln* IllGIIT O r W A Y of floctlon 11. Township That part of) 31 fluuth. Rang* 31 Knot, Tho fluuth Vi or th* SEV* at a point 131.41 f««t North from Ih* Houthweel of th* NE>« ILUHg part In l l l l l Hnad 411) of corner of Ih* NW*4 of section D . said point be­ flection t l. Township 11 ing on th* arc of a curve South, Rang* 21 East, • roanosio ta th* Southerly aLKHR. "DeglApkt th* >nigr% and liavtag a iVlluo of section of th* Northerly tit*.lift (••«; thence, a tan­ R /W lino * ( B ut* Rood gent bearing uf North D* 414 with th* W . lln* of I t 'l l " Kaat, run Easterly th* flVi of Ih* SE>) of tho along th* are of said eurv*. NEVA Of Hoc. 14. Tp. 11 . through a central angle of S. IL I ) E. eald point be­ I 'D 'c r . a dlttaac* of ing 111.14 fool North af 330.20 foot to end of curve; th* DW corner of th* HVi Ihenr)) fluuth D , .'i a " Eoet uf th* SEV* of Ih* NKVi of SAID Ion. II thonco D l.t*' dot to and af ibis (urv)il’ lln* doocrlptlon. run X. |M # " , thonco run N. D dog. I P ) ) ! " K. ) ) >4 Th* Dnd horoln doecrlbod eonft. ttionc* ruf g. I)).* ft. Ulna .14 Mr* H M D square to th* Nortlbrly R /W lln* feel), m')r* ar Dot. •f \sld S'at* Rood III. OWNED B Y: SAnAR NELDON CARTIIR, If living, and If tboncJo *Jh Southweotorly doctoomL th* unknown llolre, along) aald Northerly R /W devlM*4> and/or ethor claim­ lln* 104.# ft. to th* point ants andor sold SAIYAII of beginning." lying within 111 foot Souther­ NEUK>1 CARTERSUBJECT TO: INTEREST, or ly of ih* survey lln* * f s u t * JAMES YL'tLLB and wilt, Hoad III. flection 1141*. East CIIAR1JJTTE II. YU1LXJC. of ourvey flutloa t i l l plue o u t , eald eurvoy line and aald #UGon being located and PARCEL NO. D A I. 1M.I DRAM. MAGE EASEMENT dtserlbed aa follow*: llogln on Ih* Wool lln* af OUTFALt. DITCH R I U H T th* NKVi flection 14. (NORTH V STATION 414 plus Township It Boulh. Rang* *4 (PA111') 1) Bast, et a point 1119 That pail of: „ "lleglli 177*1 foot Northfoot Northerly (mm th* flouthwoot corner of eald •aster*y on the Westerly N K l): thonco run North Jl/W of U. fl. Highway 17)3 fre m th* 9E corner of D ' l l ' l l " Wool 11.1) foot for a POINT OF BEGIN­ KWR of NW *4 af Sec.17, NING; From oold Point of Tp. : rt 8. R- 19 E. Demi­ . . . . . County. Florida, run Beginning run Mouth D* nol« North TI'M* Woot 104 fool, S3’ 44** K*#t ID D f**t to ihsnct South l * ’ D West th* btglnnlne of * curv* )« fe* t, thence North 74* concave to tha Northerly o' W oet 4*9 fs*t, thence ond having a radlua at 1)D .4( foot; thonco East­ North* ootetly patalDl lu erly and Northoaolorly Weotorly H /W of U. A lllghwisy 11-11. D M Det. along ih* sro of sold thenro Eael 494 (set lo curve, through a control anal* af D M l'oo', a dieWettm 1y R /W of V. *• 11-13 thonce Suuthweetsrtunc* of 1491)1 foot to ond of curve; thenct North ly *D*ns eald R /W 144 feot t«> beginning." I l 'I J 't l " East 1111) foot to MUllon 119) plus D .4I; lying wllt<ln 19 teot on oach theuc* continue North )!* •Ida uf• g ditch eurvey line s r i t " East *10* feet to dsecrtbsd «• followti Commi nc« on Iho W u t th* beginning of a curv* roncavo to th* gouthorly line ol' Section tl. Toernand having a rodlu* of ship 31 South. Itonge 19 at a point 411.7) t iio o i foot; thonce North­ East, . . . . y.'orlherly from the easterly slung th* arc of (sal •aid curv*. thru a control South weet corner of Ih* angle of JO'11'94". a dis­ NW S* of laid floctlon IT. •aid i-olnl being ou the tance of ID l l foot la th* arc to' a curve concave East lln* of eald Section South a-eetarly and having *4 at a point l l l l l foot a raF.lun of 1144.11 test; Northerly from th* South­ thvucs. from a (angent east corner of Ih* NEV« of void flection M; thonco bearltllf of South 71*11*11" run Southeasterly continue Easterly along the East, arc of said curv*. thru a .alon . . . g. th* am of eald curv*. thru a central angle rentrul anal* of f'D 'J l ". at Il*|i3')1". a distance uf a distance of 120.3* foot 471.4) .fast to end of curs*; to ond of ourv* sad ond of this ourvey lln* descrip­ thsnc* South 11*1411" tion. East 1 .1) foot to survey ■ 'allots 414 plus 00 for AL»<>: That part af; POINT OF BEGINNING of The Mouth ‘ j of Hi* SK'i ditch survey lino; thonco of th* X E <4 ILIXM part In fltat* Hoad 114) »f floctlon run Murth ) 0 * !) 'D " East )J f* # t; thane* North 41* 11, Township 11 South. Rang* D East. LESS "B o­ I t 'l l " East D I D foot! gin at th* IntoroecUan of tbouc* North 71*11'))" tha Northerly It/W line of East lell 33 fretto end of ditch nurvey lln*. State Hoed t l i with the W tine of th* HH of the The Dnd '.Mroln deeerlhed tonMK'e of the N K't uf flee. ta! 11• .3)4 acre, 119.709 equoro It. Tp. 31 A. It 21 E. eald fret, more or Dee. point being 1*144 feet OWNED l) Y : MAGGIE FER­ North of th* nw corner RIS ClUiFT and husband uf the »)« 0) the or.'e at NATHAN C ilu r r . L L the NKt) af eald fle". It FKKItlS and wife, ELafA MANN )*KltIUS; and ESTH­ thence run N. 11)0 .ft. thanes run X 41 deg. IF ER FLOYD and husband 41" E. 1) >1 ft. thence run CARL leaoOYD; N. It).* ft to ih* Norther­ SUBJECT TO: MURTGAGK: rorordad In U. It. Dook 3)0, ly R /W lln* uf toll MUD (toed <11. thonco run page 1 st. In Favor of MIN­ TY fl. W ARREN, a widow. Southwesterly along said Northerly It W line loo 9 ft. to th* point ot begin­ PARCEL 740. t li-i-K . 114.3 ning." DRAIN SUE EASKMENV DITCH LEFT lying wlthlu 14a foot ou each OIITFAIJ. old* of tb* confer Rn* ef con- lAoUTII) oTATloN 14) plus elruclluu of atoto Itoad <44. )>.)« ■action If*)*, eald center lln* Thai part « (t of construction being gotcribTha East Vs af tna NW<i *d at follow*: ot Sk -u of Section ll. Begin an the Beet lln* of Townsatp It South. Range the N't:1, of salt Section )L a- * polu, ee.e* lee) Vv s.a a - i w ....u .v » ■ 9 k M s r l V m ll U p L 17. I M S - P i n < Legal Notice Legal Notka root and East af gad within 11 foot of a ditch aarvoy Una described aa fslDwa: Commence on tha East lln* of SW Ii of NBli of Soetlaa D , Township 11 South, Mango 19 East, at a point 171.41 foot South- . arly from th* Northeast % corner of told » W % of NEU. gold point being on th# are ot a curv* con­ cave Southerly aad having a radlua of D t f .l l foot) thonc* from a tangent hearing of South D *D '97 " WosL run Weotorly along tb* are of said curv*. thru a control east* of 1‘ t r t l " . a distance ot 141.1* foot to ond of curve; thonc* South l i * 4 r i » " Woot 141.91 foot to th* hoglnalng of a curv* ronrav* Norther- ^ ly and having a radius ef V •731.41 foot; thonc* Woot*orly along the are ot said curve, thru a central an­ gl* of l* ll'4 4 ", a distance of 141.11 foot to aurvoy ■lotion 44# plus D l * fop POINT OF REUtXNLXO of ditch aurvoy lino; thonco, frnm a tangent hearing ot South 11’ l i 'D " Woot, run South l ‘ tl'11" Bast 11* foot to and ot ditch aarvoy Ha*. Th* Dnd horoln described con­ tains .01 aero, (D M square |> foot), raor# or loti. ” OWNED RT: HANKS FORD tAlso known a* A.B. Ford), and wlf* MARTHA E. FORD SUBJECT TO 1 Interest, M may, a* ta AOXBS FORD PARCEL NO. D L L 114J RTORM SEWER EASEMENT STORM SEWER (NURTH) STATION ID plaa 11.12 That part of: Lot I at took* AdoDId# Estates, according to plat thereof, rocordod In Plat Rook 1, page 13. Publio lloeorda, of Bomlnol* Coun­ ty, Florida; lying within 19 foot on **ch ■Ids of a Storm Sowor Survey lln* described ns follows: Commonc* on th* East lln* of floctlon D , Township 11 South. Rang* 10 East, ot a point 1111.1 foot Sou­ therly from Ih* Northeast oorntr of said floctlon It •nd run South D*19‘ 44" East 194.14 fast to th* be­ ginning af a curv* concava Northerly and having a radius of 114f.il fort; thonc* Westerly tlong tha are of told curv*. thru a control angl* of D * ) ! '! ! " . a distance of I l l .l t foot ta Survey Station tld plu* 11 1) for POINT OF BE­ GINNING of ditch ourvoy lino; th»nr*. from a tan­ gent bearing of North 74* «F4)" W*»t. run North tl'44'14" Woot 14 fort: thone* North ai*tF24" West 141 foot: thonc* North 0l*49'14" Woot 4* fort to ond of fltonw Sowor Survey Lint. Tli* Dnd htroln described con­ tains 1413 s<|uart feot, (.911 aero), mars or los*. OWNED IIY; CHARLES MASTEN and wlfa DOTTY J. MARTEN SUBJECT* TO: MORTGAGE, recorded In O, R. Rook D L l-sgs 141, In Favor <*f AL­ BERT J. IIIEItfl and wife, DOROTHY S. IIIEItfl. TAKE NOTICE Ihit a Daderation of Taking hat be-n (Rod In th* obovo-itylod cauio, hy Ih* poiuionore, Ih* acqulrIng authority of Ihot* proceodlnga, of th* taking of ths abovt-dtocrlbed land*, for Iho purpose tot forth la Ih* Peti­ tion In thla cauio, vl*.: Aa right of way for a portion of fltat* Rood No. fl-414 In SomlnoD County, Florid*, and that ths Honorable Volt* A. Williams, one of Iho Judge* of Ih* Circuit Court In tk* Ninth Judicial Circuit of Flor­ ida, will, on ih* 14th day of g-ptombor, A. D. 1)41, *4 H ill o'clock A. M . In ih* flomlnot* County Courthouse at Hanford. Florida, consider said Declaration of Taking, appoint appraisers, and make such Or­ der ae ths Court ilsoms pro­ per. All parlls* to th* oult and all parti** Interested msy appear and b* hoard at th* tlm* and pDc* designated. You. and each of you. ar* hereby ’ commanded to appear by filing an Anowsr to th* psllllon heretofore filed In this a* use in tb* entitled Court, on or bofor* Ih* Dnd day at October. A. D. 1)43. ta •how what right, till*, Inter, sol or lion you, or any of you, have In and to the above, deerrlbed Unde, and show came why tha oamn should not b* taken fur th* u*«* and purpose* tot forth In th* Petition tiled htrsln. w i t x k o a my Hoad and th* Ssot of this Court, ea thlo ith dor of Bsplembor, A- D- 1DL tflKAL) Arthur II. Heckwlth. J r. Clerk of tho Circuit Court, lu and far flsmlnol* Couaty, Florida lty; Martha T. Vlhlta Deputy Uistk ll.U lol.lt F. JDlINflON County Altornoy P. O. Bos 12* flanford, Florida, aaj JACK W. PIERCE Holland llulldlna TalDhitsrr, Florida Of Counsel for Iho Potlllonera Publt-h: dept. 10. 17, 2t. * (XL 1. 1143. CDM-49 IX COFXTY JUDGE** COl RT, • 1: viqtri.i: t o c i n , r u m . 11)4. EnTATM OF DUROTUY BUMOEm Deceased. XOTIFW nr RIVAL MEPOMP A .X U APPUUA tION FOR D I s C H AM(,E All poreone ar* horoby noilfled that tb* undersigned a* Ksecutor of eald eetat*. h«o complete J Iho admlnlelratluil thervuf an t has Hied lu eald court Its (Inal report and anllcatloa for discharge. Oboctlon* thereto. It any, should ho duly filed. After tlllug proof o f publication ehowlni; this aolico has been publish­ ed one* a weak for four conoocutlv* weeks, th* matter of approval of sold report and tha ordorliid ot distribution uf aald oatat* wlQ cum* befor# tha court. FlUflT NATIONAL HANK AT WINTI'.II PARK, Mi'nter Park. Florida Uy; George <1. Uurg-e >n At Trust officer Ao Executor of eald esloio. Wlndorwsodl*. Ualnss A VV» 'L AUarnoyt 221 Park Avenue, flouth Winter Park. Florida I’ubllsll nopL lu, 11, 2) 4 UCtL 1)41. Vinson Moves To Knock Out Off-Base Rule ■attos moved today to upact tha coatrormiRl Dafansa Dopartmant order ursine baaa commandtrs to act acalnst off-buM Mgrvgation of Nafro aorvictmon. Vlnaon drsftad a bill that would mak* it ■ court-martial a(ft nag for any military mao to carry out tha Dafansa Dapartmant dlractlva. la announcing hla action, Vlnaon laid that tha armod forcta hara kspt thamaalvca fro# from political affaln "and 1 Intend ta do what I fan to keep It that way." ♦ *' I However, Vlnaon’# bill aa«m ad unlikely to past. Soma of hla own committee member# have taken ta the floor to de­ fend the order. Civil rlshta hackers generally are gun to •ppota IL Other Congressional news: Diecrimiaatioae: A majority e f the Sonata manpower aubeommlttee gave quick approv­ al Monday to a bill permitting the government to uncover and atop racial diecrimlnation in joba. Chairman Joaeph S. Clark, D-Pa., aald the absence o t four senators htld up for­ mal, and perhaps unanimous recommendation, ot tho itrong tqual employment opportun­ ities bill. Under tha bill, a La­ bor Department administrator would be oat up who could start investigation and taka action to fsrret out discrimin­ ation by tmployars, unions and the governraenL Wheal: Sen. Kennsth B. Keating aald the CanadianKuaaian wheat agreement was a "shock breach" ot Western Hemisphere effort# to isolate the Castro regime In Cuba. Keating eald tha U. 8. should lodge a "strung and immediate protest" with Canada over hte 933 million tale. Russia plans to transship tha wheat lo Cuba. a ” 9 V u| w • Queen Elizabeth Is Expecting if • A ^ Nantes New Qtamnsa Wf Youth Survives Glades Ordeal MIAMI (U P I) For 15 hours, Richard Wooten u t motionless In hli alrboat to the heart o f tbe wild Ever­ glades, weak and exhausted from a 20-inch gash in hla back that bared the bone. Hundreds of Everglade* mosquitos bit him as he l i t five feet from a can of in­ sect repellent be coukln't reach. The 19-year-old Ocbopee youth was found Monday by his father, who took him to the hospital where he wai In critical condition. The ordeal began Sunday, when Richard let out In hit alrboat — a square-prowed vessel powered by a big fan and ideal for iklmming the shallows and wet sawgrasa of the glades—to explore a new Inlet. As he went down the canal, the 6-horsepower airplane motor apparently tore from Its mountings, driving the whirling propeller into a pipe guard Something knocked the youth 20 feet Into the water. Dadly bleeding and weak, Wooten dragged himself back to the boat and hauled the craft back to the main chan­ nel 50 feet away. Then he climbed Into the seat, and although conscioiu, couldn't move. Wooten's young wife call­ ed his father, Raymond Woo­ ten, a gladea veteran, who found his son drifting. “ I’ m glad to see you, dsd,” the younger Wooten mumbl­ ed. ’ T m glad he's alive. It took a pretty strong guy to stand that,” his lather said tater. “ I know 1 couldn't have.” LONDON (UPI) - Britain today rejoiced at the news that Queen Elizabeth II, 1U beloved 37-year-old monarch, will give birth to a fourth child aometlme "in the new year." The Buckingham Palace announcement Monday was not apccific about the arrival data of the baby, who will be third to line for the throne U a boy, and fourth In line if a girl. The queen and her husband Prince Philip, have two boys and a girl—Prince Charles, 14, Princesi Anne, 13, and Prince Andrew, 9. The queen cancelled her public engagements from now until after the bird). A palace apokasman aald the term new year “ does not mean that the baby is ex­ pected on New Year’s Day or the tin t week of Jan­ uary.’’ There wai speculation the birth would come in Feb­ ruary or March, since pre­ vious rough announcements had been made five to tlx months ahead of time. Clinic Mothers Set Coffee ^ By Jaa* Casselberry CUnic chairmen, Mra. E.R. Brown and Mrs. Robert Orr have announced that a Clinic Mother's Coffee will be held this Thursday at 9 a. m. in the teacher'! lounge of the South Seminole Elementary School at CaDelberry. MId Evelyn Morris, county public health nurse, will be present to speak tor the mo­ thers. All those Interested In care for their child when be becomes ill at school art urged to attend. J An in v c ilm u t, not »n cspaaic. Call FA 2-M12 lor expert advice on a IteraM g d i e i w - .- . . j . r . - . a . f Auxiliary Unit Committee chairmen were named by M n . Ruth Hopkins president, at the reiular WASHINGTON (UPI) meeting of the Auxiliary Unit Chairman Carl Vinson of th* of South Semloole VFW Post Hous# Armod Sanrieofl Com9207 held last Thunday night . 9 a V m Those named toduded M n . Marian Comfort, hospital; M n . Sophia Bryant, Ameri­ canism; M n . Louise Stewart, rehabilitation; M n. Irena March, membership; M n. Bryant, community aervlee and M n . Stewart, M n . Nor­ man and Mrs. Eva Wynn, In­ vestigation o< membership. M n . Hopkins will ba to chsrge of publicity. M n. Stewart, past district eight president, Installed M n . Bryant as patriotism Instruc­ tor and M n . Wynn aa one year trustee and historian. Plans were made to Join other auxiliaries of U>e dis­ trict on a trip to tha Lake City VA Hospital on Oct. U. Member! are collecting paperback books, men's per­ sonal Items, men'a clothing, stationery, greeting cards, postage stamps, cookies, can­ dles and fresh fruits to take to the veterans. Anyone wish­ THE ARMY WAY — ing to donate any of tbe U. S. Army aki troops, above mentioned Items may c a r r y i n g anowahoea, contact an auxiliary member. packs and rifles, teat Plans also were discussed th e practicability of for a bake sale to be held rappelling (descending on Oct. 5. by rope) from a hover­ The monthly social of the ing helicopter to anowunit will be held on Oct. 28 covered arctic terrain when the guest of honor will near Ft. Richardson, be Mrs. Ruth Smith of San Alaska. It’a a helicop­ ford, gold star mother of the ter of a way to get month. Garnet will be played down. and refreshments will bci, served. 2 Friends Lost Marion Meyer To Enterprise Rites Wednesday By Helea Snodgrass Enterprise residents were saddened last week by the deaths of Mrs. Mary Padgett and John E. Wilson. Mrs. Padgett, affectionately known to the community aa "Mother Padgett", had, In her quiet, unassuming way, touched upon the life of near­ ly everyone in the community. Her daughter, Mist Viola Padgett, will remain In the home here, Mr. Wilton, tha uncle of Mrs. Vesta Throop, spent tom* time here several years ago and made a number of friends In tbe area. Rites Wednesday For Mrs. Haynes Funeral tcrvleei for Mrs. Sarah Ann Haynes, S3, of I-ongwood, who died Sunday, will be held at 10 a m. Wed nciday at the First Baptist Church of Longwood with Rev. Jack Lindsay officiating. Burial will be at tilcnliavcn Memorial Park. Niblack Funeral Home of Casselberry is In charge of arrangements. Olympics Bid WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Kennedy haa sign ed Into law a congressional resolution endoralng Detroit's Invitation to th* International Olympic Commlttf* to stare tha Summer Olympics In that city. Fishing Clab Sees Film ■ y Jana Tb* Council o f Ti Parents o f South Seminole Elementary School heard a panel discussion moderated by County School Superintendent R. T. Milwee at Um first meet­ ing o f the school year held last Tuesday night In tha au­ ditorium. Others participating on the panel w a n Mrs. Margaret Colt, elementary school super- The DeBary FlMttof Club met laat Wednesday crowing to tha RecreathM H a l « f th* Firit Station with G*org* Coon* presiding to ab­ sence of president Clyde Wright Elmer Thompeon pea*anted a program o f colored Min on the Snake and Salmon Rivers of Idaho entitled "R lver Busters." Th* film waa one ot beautiful sreaery, wa­ ter akitng, camping tn d flak­ ing and also Included a practi­ cal demonstration on handling a boat In rough waters. George Caulk Joined (bn group ai a new member at thla meeting. Hebert Pleads For Shelters WASHINGTON (U P I) Rep. F . Edward Hebert, (DLa.), pleaded with Houie members today Rot to "play God" by rejecting a bin to start a multi - million - dollar national fallout ihletey build­ ing program. He warned that if a nu­ clear attack aver earn*, drifting clouds ot deadly radloaeUve fallout, and not the blast, would be the ma­ jor danger to most ot the country. Ho aald that with­ out the shelters tans o f mil­ lions would die. Hebert, who la chairman of a House armed service) subcommittee which heard 106 witnesses on tb* admin­ istration proposal, made hi) remarks la a speech prepar­ ed for delivery on the House floor. Ills appeal waa designed to offset expected strong op­ position to the bill as the House opened debate on the meaaure. Th* program event­ ually could coat tb* tax­ payers more than 92 billion. Opponents say U would bo a waste of money. They plan­ ned to offer an amendment which would strike out all federal aid to communities to help build shelter spaces In schools, hospitals and other public and nonprofit buildings. The legislation, aa it now stands, would provide 9173 million (or that purpose dur­ ing the current fiscal year which began last July 1. The ihcltera would be stocked with food, water and other emergency supplies. Bridge Club Meetings Set The Sheffield bridge Studio and Duplicate Club will hold the first of a new series of Duplicate Itridgo Game* at the Valdez Hotel at 7:30 p.ni. Wednesday. The club, an af­ filiate of the American Con­ tract Bridge League, is open to the public. Fractional master points will be awarded at each game. Monthly mavter point games have been rescheduled for the first Wcilneiday. J. A. Sheffield, director of Ihe Studio and Club, said a beginners course for the gen­ eral public will Mart Sept. 26 at 7:30 p.m. at Ihe Valdez. visor; W. W. Wharton, guid­ ance and placamant director and Walter Teague, admlntatroths assistant Mrs. Colt explained what the schools try to accomplish in tha alimentary grades; Wharton explained the testing program and Tfagua spoks on the county school budget Ths brief business meeting was conducted by Mra. H. D. Sterling, CTP president Other officers serving for th* year Include Mrs. C. A. Belmer, first vie* president; Mrs. Ralph Moore, second vka president; Mrs. Charles Hart­ shorn, recording secretary; Mrs. Richard Webber, corre­ sponding secretary and Mra. Gerald McGinnis, treasurer. Committe* chairmen ar* Mrs. W. B. Dunn, awards; Mrs. Joseph I. Laird, beauti­ fication; Mrs, E. R. Brown and Mrs. Robert Orr, clinic; hire. 11. A. Davidson, parliamentar­ ian; Mrs. Frank Stancar, fin­ ance; Mrs. 0 . L. Hansen, 11brary; Mrs. Bradford Lyon, room mothers, grades 4-6; Mrs. Robert Begin, room mothers, grades 1-3; Mrs. Stewart Culpepper, member■hip and Mrs. J. L. Blrkhelm•r, publicity. An appeal for mothers to serve in the school clinic from 9 a. m. until noon each week­ day was made by Sira. Orr. Mrs. Annie Doker Dies At Hospital Mrs. Annie Doker, 99, died at 3:20 p.m. Monday at Sem­ inole Stcmorial Hospital fol­ lowing a lengthy Illness. Born March 24. 1877, in El berton County, Ga., Mra. Do­ ker had lived in Sanford for Ihe patt 39 years. She made her home at 401 Celery Ave­ nue. She was a member of the First Methodist Church of Sanford. Survivors are two sons, C. W. Doker of Canton, Ohio, and Harold Doker of Tampa; a daughter, Sirs. Allcnc Wind­ ham or Sanford; six grand­ children, seven great grand­ children; a brother, Oicar Bowman of Anderson, S. C., and several nieces and phrws. Funeral services will be held st 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at the graveside In Oaklawn Memorial Park with Rev. John T. Adams Jr. officiating. Brlsson Funeral Home la In charge of arrangements. Mrs. May Hatch Funeral Held Funeral services for Mrs. May Hatch of Brantford, who diet! Saturday, were held Sun­ day afternoon at the Hatch bend Baptist Church in Bram ford. Among survivors are her sister, Mrs. Reynolds Thomas of 203 Maple Avenue in San­ ford. flta M O T H E R OF Q U IN T & — Mra. Inex Cuervo Prieto, 34 and a grandmother, ia shown in hospital in Maracaibo, Y’enexuela, where she gave birth to quintuplet boya, born two months prematurely. Bishop Elected For Washington WASHINGTON (U PI) — The Rev. Paul Moore Jr. o f Christ Church Cathedral, Indianapolis, Ind., since 1057, has been elected suffragan bishop o f the Episcopal Dio­ cese o f Washington. Th* Rsv. Mr. Moore, a 43year-old native o f Morris­ town, N. J., was elected at a special diocesan convention Monday. Ho will serv* aa suf­ fragan to Bishop William F. Creighton. M O V I N G ? C A L I ^ ■ ■ 1 1 1 1 MOVING 504 Coley AND STOWAGE F A 2 - 9 5 1 1 ■ ■■ CO INf S . i n f o i i l . f I ,i 5 Avo. SEPTEMBER ONLY! 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Park Ava. Sanford FA 2 - 4 2 3 4 _______ IN SU R A N CE AUTO SERVICE HARRY ADAIR’S AU Linea Written Bring Your Insurance Problems To Us — BEXEL LARGE SIZE SPECIALS smuiroMtuuinriova W ERE 100 c*rw!#t |tOOdap i«pflb) O V ER S T O C K ED ! "S# *32! /® \ smtui • • All Dura Satin Interior Faint All Dura Vinyl Exterior Block Faint 30- BALl-BLAIR AGENCY 218 S. Park Ava. FA t-564) SANFORD. FLA. GULF SERVICR Tires - Batteries - Acessserios PLUMBING Road AAA R*rvie* Guaranteed brake A Mufflar Sarvica PLUMBING LOUGHBOROUGH. E n g . French A 1st. Complata Instillation* • (UPI)—Father Oliver Wilson FA 2-00-21 FA 2-9022 Repairs of the Roman Catholic Church Bathroom and Kitchen of the Sacred Heart aiked en­ FEEDS Fixture# gaged couples Monday to pay Water Pump# Fra# Eatimataa 204 8. Sanford FA 2-9391 a cash deposit as a guarantee their friends will not throw VACUUM CLEANERS confetti at the wedding. Jim Dandy Feeds He laid the money will be used for cleaning up the con­ Timothy Hay • Cotton Scad V a cu u m C lean er S e rv ice Ma*l fetti, which la normally used Cow Food 93 40 per 100 lb. Parts A Supplies For All to toss a wedded couple In Fittanlng and Fattening Makes Including Electrolux Britain Instead ef rica. '990 Seafood Avo. SaaZerd Free Pick Up I h. FA 2-2282 IModa — WhM# 0 « a Oil —Y*a*t Tab)*#* M#K**m « ( W t # l C**wl#a —wkh w (DmoUvoi Ph**ph*»* with PERSONALIZED WRIT1NO KIT FREE! MULTI-COLOR RKTRACTIILI BEXEL Church Requests Pay For Cleanup ft Funeral lervlcei for Mrs. Marlon Meyer, longtime re­ sident of Sanford, will be con ducted at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Roberts Funeral Home, Arcadia. Graveside services will be held at 2:30 p.m. Wed nesday at Palm Cemetery Winter Park. Sirs. Meyer, who died Sun day night at her home in Ar cadla, previously had been employed for many yeara by the American Fruit Grower* In Sanford and had been member of the Pilot Club here. She la aurvlved by her hus band, Edwin Meyer. Panel Discussion Highlights South Seminole CTP Meeting a L. HARVEY LINT PRICE GATOR Sanford Flour and Feed Store LUMBER & HARDWARE SANFORD 700 FRENCH AVE. FA 2-7121 SAVIMf % " |«i*l VHP (V#ry High PUtnc?) tOO'i, )«*• 1719....... Now 93.11.-*■*• 91.44 hrel MPM {Main*. Pie* M>«ali) 100 t. I#g. » ) « . . . N#w 93 .3). ■9av# 9 M 4 krel MP (AMmIowm * Plvtl 100 I, l« j. 17 I).......... N a w ll.* ) . . . l a v a 94# Im #I HP (High P*),#r/| 100 I, l#g. ti l l ............... . Haw 93 .9S..tar* 91-97 (•••I V,H-in Cap#.. O.ldre/i 100 i. It] 17.79......... Now 91-43 . . . Sava 94# laid Co-dr Id* ChvaaM* Tab!#)# (or Child*** 40 »• l#g 91.ro.................. .Now 91.33 . . . lav* 44# l*o*l Vdomic I C*mpl#< 100's. I#r 11 )l ............... 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MLKrOlt)) AUiunaUAiiom Tkl* nflw **ld In nny ***tn whwn #r*hh.n) M M e . *<*• raiirictnd Add rdii **. *hw* n*gllc*hl>. w# In ) „ • ! ■ I n dnllrery. C**)< — Wn n# l*w< nn* mill. 0#n ntpMt* 0-re-.Cn/ II, 1901. v it a m in sa le a t * DK1.A.NU Voluain Pharmucy Orange Holt Pharmacy • �N • ft 4 ft Political Notebook I p r i s s i i , A u g u s t's i s o d i M ans m : Internal Ravenna Service enforcement o ff H ale a n y frankly they don't k n o w whether the Laadta decision b ooU sft U control dsvien f o r f i n r and turning on Its th an Inside tb s hou is. m o M b t u b w ith a aids o r a n d __ __________ v_____________________ . . • A tb r a a iH nwnilim al pa p a r d o ll, s ig n f o r a fnO*aisa slrH n s r, a n a w t y p e o f inU rnal t o n b o i t t o * aagiiM a n d a eok a o w n . A lo t o f tba M aas w in a s m aas t b a lig h t o f d ay again , b a t m m o f th orn a n g ota g t o a ta k o fe r to n a a f o r tbtfar iotan xora. S o m a o f t b a a i m a y a v a n eh a a g o o u r w a y o f Ufa. They C oal keep their records that wsy. Neither dess the Department o f Jostles, which Peace Corps Tribute Mm tb M 1«SOO F w ie t C o rp a f o H n l a a n a n w o rk in g In 11 A a ia n W y ijt.n tu th e ir w o r k ia t o 8 h r iv a r la tb a corp s’ b a h a lf w a s c m t e d l n honor o f Um la t a Philip. p in # P rssld sn t M t g s s y s s y , k n o w n th r o u g h o u t A s ia and t b a w o l d H r h um anity a n d d t v o t io a * • I w r P H i M » d f o r d u ty in t n a o n * . A sian n ation s w it h la r g o c o n t i n e n t s a n T haU aad, w ith S t 6 ; M a la y a , 1 6 0 ; In d ia a n d P a k ista n , a b o a t 116 s s c h ( N o rth B o m a o a n d S a r a w a k w ith ju s t u a d t r 100 a lt o ­ g e th e r . T h a corp a ' d e v e lo p m e n t w o r k in t b a A s ia n cou ntries In clu d e* * w id e r a n g e o f p r o je c ts , n o t le a st flo o d c o n t r o l a n d irrig a tion w ork a n d the p lo t ­ t in g o f ro a d s w h ich will o p e n up v a s t r e a c h e s o f trackless ju n g le on th a Island o f B orneo. C om m u n ist c r ie s o f “ Y a n k e e G o Home** greeted th a m e re 17 v o lu n ­ t e e r s w h o cam s last M a y t o I n d o ­ n esia t o teach p h ysical e d u c a tio n . B u t th a t co u n tr y 's leaders o f f e n d t e a s ■ u n m e t* , and th e w o r k e r * a n still th en . T ha aw ard cita tio n t o S h r lv a r a p ­ p ea red t o sum u p m uch A a ia n fo a lin g a b o u t a ll this. It sa id : ^ “ In r e a ffir m in g th a essen tia l c o m m u n ity o f l n t e n s t o f a ll o rd in a ry p eop le, regardless o f c r e e d o r n a tlo n a llty , the P ea ce C orp s v o lu n te e rs w a r d M r In tern ational V n tig . h a a to td in f o r a ll t h e " a M m th is jo b . i M f l a Iv sn ia a r Naw a ptaead l a a a tk a ir a b o a ld c n : d H fila a a o f dollars b m a « d f s o d r t o f t a a d o th e r m a ­ l a h a d fa ile d t o a cco m p lish , I C o r p s warhw a a ch ie v e d In i t w o y te ra — an u n d e rsta n d - H i m w b la k a treteh in e a e r a f r o m a rid A f f b e n i e t e a a cro ss tb a In d ia n aaha— t ia e a t t o lo o t h e a a t A s ia a n d t b a y i l l t a p h H . M oatly th e y a n Isa ch a ra , b a t m a n y a u l i t in h e a lth , a g ricu ltu re a n d com m u n ity d e v e lo p . M a t agegnm e. B a n a a d t h a n tea ch ers in th e a o r p s a r t p laced a t im p orta n t c o lM ia s a n d u n iversities. G e n e ra lly , h o w e v e r , t h e y a n fo u n d In se co n d ­ a r y a a d a ic m tn te r y sch ools in r u r a l M to iS t T h a P h ilip p in e ! leads e ll A s ia n h i de,' W ith 474 Peace C orp s w o rk e r* , M O r iy *11 o f th em teach ers. I t a e e m i f i t t i n g , th e r e fo r e , th a t th e a w a rd Drug Inquiry Debated M l* with Itself ever whether M g* ahead with an inquiry that might lead In drastic re­ duction ha year drug bills. Defer* hie death, Estes Kefeuver, as chairmen of the heaata Anti-Monopoly Subcom­ mittee, had begin to investi­ gate sbargee that a number of lu g e American drug menulecturing eenpanJee ware col­ lectively engaged in block­ ing a low coat drug program being tried out la Latin Amer­ ica by the largest U. S, drug wholesaler, McKesson and Rebbtns. Last year the Presl- dent ef Colombia asked the McEesson and Robbins com­ pany to help Me Impoverished people by marketing life-sav­ ing drugs in his country at reduced prices. Such druge, he said, were "priced out of the reach o f more than 10 per cent of the Columbian people.” McKesson and Robbins agreed, bought • half Intereit In a Colombian drug firm and started to cut price* on drugs sold by their generic names. The prica o f anli-biotlc pllle, for example, was marked down from 29 cents to 3.4 cents each. Tho cost of pred- OUT OUR WAY nosolono, uiod (• treat ar­ thritis, fan from |ta for a month's supply to 53. Vital drugs were available for as IllUo ae ooe-tenth of the cus­ tomary cost o f "irade-name” products, and according te the preiidcnt of McKeisoa and Robbins, the company still mads " a reasonable pro­ fit.” Word ef what was happen­ ing in Colombia naturally caused n commotion among McKesson and Robbins* com­ petitors back in the United States. The entire drag price itructure was Involved. There was talk In the State Department of encouraging such lowcost programs In other under­ developed countries in Latin America. Finally this would certainly affect drug prices st home. Word reached C o n g r e s s that tha drug Industry bad gone Into action to stop the Colombia experiment before it went an farther. The presldent of McKesson and Rob­ bins, Herman Nolan, report­ edly told a closed session of tho Senate Foreign Relations Committee in June o f con­ certed activities by companies Interested In trade-namo pro­ ducts to drive the low-cost generic drugs off tho market in Colombia. Drug manufac­ turers were said to be urging J retailers to boycott the gen­ eric drugs. Colombian doctors W * -* ! received literature from the U S. and elsewhere attacking generic drugs. Mr, Nolen re­ ported pressure on Colombia medical journals to rsfusa to sell advertising to McKes­ son and to run articles and editorials critical o f generic drugs T o get at tho truth of tho charges, Sen. Kcfsuver bed subpoenaed tho books and rec­ F **« 4 S a n fo r d , F lorida T u es., S e p te m b e r 1 7 ,1 0 6 3 ords of seven major drug firms for delivery by Sept. IS. Democratic Sen. Philip UIKI.OW, KUITUIt AVIS rtBLISIIKIS Hart of Michigan, who sue* rm ets vs KI.LB ccedcd Kefauver as AntiM.ebaolcal Hunt. 1 r j a vi m siiu»:NAKKa Monopoly chairman, strongly L IJuilot*! UaRigir favors proceeding with the InClaa*itl*,l l l j M i . r cccK L iA rasiHKn r ii.W K v o i.r u L iv s : Socl.tr Editor committee, however, inclines ClrvuUtlua Usn.a.r to favor the argument of tha drug companies who insist ■COM gS.Uv.ff/ M, SlaU S .ala.1. r .a a lr All othffr Ibat questions of patents and Me We«K ll.es l V u r ( i t s . i r .a r profits in their Industry are s.eo e Months M l < Month* none of the government's busi­ J.se g Month. 3.M S Month* 1 US t Muntu 1,00 1 Mouth ness. Last week tbs com­ V- a Postal lUsuUtlona provld. that all mail aubacrlptloaa h. mittee voted to extend the ysM la advaact. subpoena date to December Xal.rail as u taod e l* ., m tlltr Ootobsr 17. tstl al th. Po.l UfMca of Banlonl. Ptorlda, und.r th. A«t of Conor.>« of March. and meanwhile to re-extmiM tho whole question o f whether Tho Harold Is a m a b t r of tho Unlt.d P ro., which I* anor not It will open up the sub­ lltiad .scluilvalr to th . ua. (o| |awa p flfltd l u U i t acwa;>4/ar. ject of drug pricing. We the ''Parents' T itle " aim ed below. Use them at beau aad u PTA disease tea material. CASE Q-450: Grandpa Mil­ ler w u my father-in-law, who died recently at tho ago af M. When bp w u 50 years old, ha worked for ■ construction company at Ft. Wayne, lad. That w u back la the days whan horses wars still la to- ■w. One day tba driver o f a sari load of gravol couldn't get the horse to move. So ho yelled at her and cursed and finally started beating her unmercifully with a whip. But ibe was so stubborn she wouldn't budga, even though she winced every time the whip cut a crou her rump. Grsmlpa Miller always lov­ ed hones and since ho had grown up on a farm he was familiar with them. So ho protested l« the driv­ er and ordered him not to strike the horse again with the whip. "Can’t you seo that whip­ ping la getting you nowhere?” he bluntly demtnded. "You should ho able to mo that she will die before ih c’ U let you bully her any longer with that whip.” The driver was angry at thus being Interrupted. " I suppose you know how to make her move?” ho taunt­ ed Grandpa, with groat Sar­ casm in his voles. Landis’s excuse for not fil­ ing returns from 1166 through 1060, whan ho had average income o f ever $70,* 000 a year, w u that ha was so busy with hi* clients' busi­ ness ha didn’t have time to tabs c a n o f U s own. Also, It w u brought out In court that bo w u under psychiatric treatment. Whan formal charges w en filed against the former high government official, ho ad­ mitted guilt, paid up $94,000 In hack taxes, penalty and in­ terest due In full. So the gov­ ernment lost nothing in the long run. In the light o f this record, the question being discussed new Jo whether the sentence handed down by Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan In New York district court w u fully Justifiable, too heavy or offered Urn even a twig with not heavy enough? And la it comparable to a e n t s n e s s a few U avu thereon. But If 1 u ld , "Georg*, handed down to others found places fiv e this to Mamma,” he’d thee take tba u m o twig and offer it te her without a bit of fear or objection, for 1 had simply diverted hie at­ tention from tha twig Itself te another gee! ia wMeh the twig w u limply i a Incidental faetor. "Now you witch mo aad PH ahow you.” Whereupon Grandpa took a handful e f itad from the lu d ed cart. Then he walked to the bone'e head and opend her mouth. So send for m y 100-point N u t. be toned some of the sand between her Jew teeth. 'T ests fur Oeed Parents,” en­ She w u so surprised end closing a long stomped, re­ astounded that the forgot bar turn envelope, plus to tents. (Always write te Dr. Crane obstinate resolve not to budge h rare af M b eswipapor, for the driver. esclaafeg a long stamped, Then Grandpa simply duckaddr ssn l eevoleaa aad 2C ad to the horse, and she Im­ cents te cover typing and mediately began walking forward, pulling the Wed of gravel. For she bad erlgiaally been trained to respond to the clucking sound of bar driver. But for some special rea­ son, she bad developed a fit o f totenu obitlnscy which would probably have let her die of a severe beating be­ fore she'd give in to the driv­ er. Grandpa was quite correct, thereforv, In saying that all she needed was to havo this im pueo or ertili by passed by any diversionary strategy. And the sand la her mouth shocked her out of her onetrack way of thinking. So she was then ready to respond with her habitual responu to the clucking sound that Grandpa made. When our oldest soo George w u sbdnt three years of ege, ho developed an Inteue ter­ ror of leaves. None of us knew how It had originated. But he'd scream with ter­ ror and shed real tiers If you tho M Million WHIM filed, information indicating frond, delinquency nr other civil eC criminal violation of the tax laws woo obtained on about 121,000 eaaea. The 125,000 eaaea were re­ duced to about 15,000 eonaldered the n oet important. About t,000 o f tim e were then inveatirated in depth by the l.TBO ip eciil agenta o f the IRS Intelligence Service. Of the 4,000 only 1,200 were recommended for prosecution. Thli situation is going te be completely changed when the IRS automatic data proceeaing—ADP—If fully oper­ ational, in IMS. It will then bo pooaibla to chock every re­ turn and catch every delin­ quent. This wilt make poailbte more uniformity in tax taw enforcement. the courts keep recorda na­ tionally. Every cam o f delinquency, fraud or other evasion e f federal tax liability taken to court is tried before one o f 400 district Judges. Circum­ stances and amounts Involved In each esse vary and ca do tha judgeo who bear them. T h a n is no uniformity ia tha decisions they hand down, ex­ cept those imposed by the limits o f tha law. In 1MI Department e f Jus­ tice recommended the first Judicial seminar In Boulder, Number one money earner Colo. The purpoec was to got Judges, In closed sessions, to In France, Italy and Swltxercome to some agreement land Is the travel induitry. among themselves on sen­ tences they hand down in ADDING MACHINE various types o f cases. BARGAIN IRS Commissioner Morti­ New. R. C. Alien Maaaal mer Caplin’s report for the Machines 7-calnsin. sabfiscal year ending June SO, traction. Jump total, ran1962 — last one available— slag total window, antemb tic clearance. shows that 1.5 million tax de­ A Good, Strang Durable linquency investigations ware Marhlnt that will t u t for conducted. Taxes, penalties yean . and intarast brought In from Formerly $176. Now $125 536,000 o f these proboo total­ and Tax. Terms and trad*ed |16S million. But the aver* age was only a little over $176 on each return. o r n c c MACHINE CO. Last year IRS had to handle 314 Magnolia A re , Ssnfsrd •bout 380 milllcn pieces o f Open Erenlnga paper. It can't check this • k .J t ft ft HAYNES Dr. Jack C. Morrison, D. D. S, announces the moving o f his offices Wednesday, September 18th. 360 Mellonville Avenue, Sanford COLLEGE %> Subscription While You Are Awiy At School You Can Keep Up With An The Local Newa Of Your Friends. The Local Sports This Year Look Real Promising. You Will Be Able To Keep A D Close Check On Everything In The Old Home Town Yeo, For Just A Dollar A Month You Can Receive T! 4 Sanford Herald By Mail. fW y drap Have It Start The First Day Of School. Fill Out The Coupon Below And Mail It Right Away, To Into yoor how! fast P. O . BOX 1657 SAN FORD, FLA . w h a n w o p la n tfto d e t a ils o f o m o r t g a g e lo a n fo r y o o r n a x t h o m o . F or r o a s o n o b la interest rates and low dosing costs you'll find t» pays to «oa us first. Slop in r t �V. P fltp t i f . m v o 'Dodgers' Hopes Lifted M j Jtkm A. Spnlskl evening, had Kathy Bukur and H’n giant, Juit P « i t to hava Jim Seaton showing every­ all thone folks out “ rollin’ that body how it'e done! Kathy had a 198/628 series. black pdD" down the tines And Jim bowled a gigantic again. And equally Important 241,688 eat. How about those la the high fame and series scores, hub? I f nismory serves which la turned In constantly, me correctly, Verna Bolton by all o f the leagues. who's secretary fo r this group Let’s give you a couple for says to pass the word thst they instance! still would like to have one Ruth Pfcllllp* led tlic worn* more couple to complete their en’a Monday Site Scratch eight team league. League with a 208 game and (See but I wish had the yel­ Janie Adcock took series with low sheets before me for last her 536. Wednesday night'a City Lea­ On Sunday in n in g , it was gue and also the All Star Lea­ 24 couples bowling in the gue which follows 1L Stuckey’s Mr. A Mrs. League. I do know this as a fa ct The Urgwst mixed league In There wae a team which shot Sanford’s history! a 1017 scratch fo r five men Bwattin' those pins with s and lost to their opponents. wicked vengeance (or the gals The “ Opponents” had a 1043 was He)tn Allman with a lad/ five gams total. How do 1 498 serins and Dave Dearolph know this ona point for sura? was “ upholding” the honors ’Cause they rolled that acora fo r the wen with his 213/689. against our Jst Lanes tesm, The newly orgsnlxed Tuts* tlist's how already. Can you day nits Seminole County best that? Two weeks In a fiuainesswen’s Lg. saw some row wa taka a “ ahtllackln*" excellent “ strike makln’ ” by 'cause the other team really Sam Funon of Faron Dulldera pours tha strikes Into us! o f Delivery and Dick ikhaefCongratulations to tha San fer. ford Manufacturing taam — Sam shot the high single i!IU Hall, Rad Tyre, Hank with his 233 and Shaelfer's Tamm, Johnny Bridget and pocket ball helped him to Doctor Munson. (Wait’ll tha breexe home with * plus-200 next Urns! I’m gonna pay-off average for the night's ef­ ths pin boy, that’s what I'm forts, a 618. gonna dol) The only other ksgler to make the “ Charmed Circle” of over 240 in this league was Dick Altman with games of 200 ami 218. The Wednesday afternoon Hi Notmer’a League watched as Dot Johnson connected on After the second week of almost all her deliveries to finish with a 209/623 series, bowling In the City League the American Legion team is topa fo r the league. On that aaiua day in the leading with a 7 won-t lost A. M „ Ik tty Allen was record. In second plact ii “ chuckin' ” nothing but strikes Michaels Elk Gas, with 6 and for • while, alto. Betty’s win* ning combination of 209/634 2; Pryor'* State Farm, third, was tops for the entire league. 6-3; Lake Monro* Inn, San­ Kluinc Kostivsi put two ford Manufacturing Co., and good games together and then Harry's Bar and Package are had a “ no-good-nick” in the In a three way tie fur fourth bunch. H er “ goodies” were IDO with four wins and four loss­ and 1U:L I'll let her tell you es; Knights of Columbus, sev­ enth, 3-6; and Jet Lanee and the othur score, O. K.T A kttguu which hue con­ Wisdom Sod Servicu are tied stantly been trested to above for eighth place with 2 and 6. John Wright was the leader average bowling Is the Tues­ day No ry Intramural League. of the week with a big 639 Jim Valentine, bowling for seriee and games of 244, 204 the NAS Ail S t a r s , w a s end 199. Other 200 or better game* were scored by Harold “ bombin' " Jim had one o f his better Herbat, 214 — 616; Harold idght’s with a 241/604 series. Smith, 203 — 633; George Some o f the other “ Heavy At­ Swann, 203 — 666 for the tackers'* were Harries with a American Legion team. Bill Hail, 206 — 669; John 617; Andy Bolton—613 and Bridges, 234 — 686; BUI Tyne, B ig Joh n lihr’s even 600. * A qukk look-see reveals the 224 — 666 for Sanford Manu­ follow ing entering the Charm­ facturing Co. Dav« Dearolph, ed Circle— Bolts—220; D a y - 212 and 213 — 606; Gerald 238; Stubbing—203; It. KunUh Behrens, 201 and 248 — 617; —228; Arnlo DeFrance—202; Rich Murphy, 204 — 641; Vanderbrink—200; J. Irw in - John Spolski, 206, all for Jet Lanes. Behrens had the high 204; Bob Tinlin—207. lluwie llarirson—202; Don game of the week with 218. John Uhr had a 216 — 661 Brumfield—212; N elson-211; Smith— 204; Heat— 202; Car- series and Gary Fox 226 — rati—200; Monroe 201 and 667 for Lake Monroe. George King had a 201 for Michaels 204; lldtm eyer—230. On Friday evening, the Elk Gas along with Wright's Bandspur* League saw Lil big game and series. Jim Valentine hud 217 — Donat chop up the pins with a game of 211 and finish 631 and Paul Mascotte 201, with a 652 series. Also rolling 213 and 693 series for the was lleltin Pagget with a 202/ Sweeney's. John Zeuli had 201 602 serien. So nice to see Mary — 561 for Pryor's and Jerry Lou [>unj/!uk buck out bowling Wisdom 222 — 628; Thurman Cobenly, 203 — 630 and Don aguin. The Bull £ Chain League, Kye 200 — 630 all for Wis­ mixed couplrs on Wednesday dom Sod, Podres Hero In Holding Off Cardinals ST. LOUIS (U P !) — It'a beginning to look like the elated Loe Angela* Dodger* won’ t hava to wait until nsxt year because they won "the big one” despite a boner that rarely ever la eeen on the sand lots. LET ME GO NEXT! Ridera wait for thalr turn at the contest*, as they They not only survived that pit the strength and skill of their mounts and their own horsemanship “ rock” Monday night, but inagainst the other riders ut the Dusty Boots Horse show Sunday. Riders, rested their shriveled Na­ towing truck loads of horses come from all over central Florida, but are tional League loud to two gamea by snapping tha 8L still outnumbered by the rocking-chair cowboys and gals who come to Louis Cardinals’ 10-guma win­ watch, many attired in boots and Stetson hats just like the riders. ning streak with u 3-1 vic­ tory. The setback fer Ut* Card­ inals wae only their second In 21 game*, and a van ultra-con­ servative Walt Alston con­ ceded “ things look a little better.” “ On* gam* hotter, any­ way,” ha htdgod, smilingly. Podres, who pitched per­ fect ball for 5 1/8 Inning* and was credited with his 14th victory, was the hero beyond any doubt In the victory, and his battery mats, catcher 1 ^ ; . •‘ .13 S O B S S p f ’« r. John Rost boro, nearly wound up the goat, : !-r S n Rottboro, whose three p o ll­ GET ABOARD THERE! Excitement reigns in the pick-up races at the ed balls figured prominently Dusty Boots Horse show Sunday as a contestant scrambles for a seat be­ In a 6-1 toa* by tha Dodgers hind his pick-up and a fast trip ucross the finish line. (Herald Photo) ■t the hands of tha Phlillti Inst Sunday, connected for what appeared to be » triple off Cardinal aUrter Ernie Brogllo in the second inning. Ruieboro'i blow hit the right filed screen and bare­ ly mined being a home run. PHILADELPHIA (U PI) - The Dodger catcher mad* it ail the way to third and was The Philadelphia Eaglea be dusting himself o ff when By United Frees Intsnational was "unfortunate and ill-ad­ gsn preparation* today for (our Cardinal pitcher*, sitting MILWAUKEE (UPI) — A vised” for the governor to their gams against tha St In tha St, Loula dugout, fran­ make the threat. Ho said the legal method existed today Louis Cardinals next Sunday tically began waving to Brog­ group has been at work for for Milwaukee to keep the llo, urging him to throw tha many weeks—even before ru­ without the services of de­ Braves If it comes to a court ball to second bass. mor* began—to restore the fensive star and team co­ fight, but a group of business Shortstop Dick Groat didn't Braves' confidence in 6111 ca ptain Don Burroughs. and civic leaders were also know what It was all about waukce and the fans' confiBurroughs was suspended either but he finally took at work to rcstoro (he "gold­ dcnce in the Brave*. en days” o f the 1960* for Uic lor one game Monday by Na­ Drogllo's throw and tagged The Spahn tribute, the first team’s new owners in a spirit tional Football League Com­ second. he has ever had in Mllwau of brotherly love. The Cards then appealed to missioner Pete Roselle be­ kee, is certain to sttract more The recent rumors that the cause “ he grabbed or shov­ the umpires, Insisting that than 3U.UUU fans to the Brsv Chicago syndicate which pur­ ed” in official following last Uossboro had neglectad to ex' game against the San chased the Braves last fall .Sunday's 21-21 tie with the touch tecond. First baeo um­ Francisco Giants. This would pire Ed-Sudol agreed and d* might move the club because Pittsburgh Steelers. of sagging attendance here be tha biggest crowd of the Burroughs was Incensed at dared the Dodger catcher out. year. After the game. Rose boro and the assurance of a better a call In the waning seconds radio-television market else­ of the game which prevented admitted ha hadn’t touched where caused deep concern in the Eagles from gaining pos­ second. "Cm not at all pessimistic the city which first pumped session o f the ball In perfect because w* lost tha flrat out its chest due to major position for a field goal. league pride when the fran­ Burroughs said he thought game,” said Cardinal manager chise came here from Boston Roielle's reprimand was a Johnny Kean*. “ Tha defeat in 1963. "Utile stiff” but added “ Pm isn’t fatal to our pennant It has even caused Gov A student of the Russian really, really sorry, humbly hopas. John Reynolds to threaten a language has Joined the staff and sincerely sorry.” congressional investigation. “ Sometimes players react of The Sanford Herald . . . Chairman E u g e n e Grohemotionally ami get carried xrhmldt of the Milwaukee but as a sports writer. away," he added. “ Thai's Joe Warden Jr., sports *d what happened to me, 1 sup­ AMERICAN LEAGUE County Board of Supervisors W I. Pet. r.n publicly reviewed the con­ ltor o f the Oviedo High School pose." x-New York 100 62 .658 tract the new owners have paper, will report Oviedo 85 66 .667 14 Chicago for the use of County Stadium High sports for The Herald, Minn. 86 87 .659 16 which oblikales the team to starting with Friday’s game 79 72 .623 20'A Baltimore play all of its home games 74 74 .403 25 Detroit there at least through the 1966 with Lyman High. 73 19 .480 27 Boston Joe, son o f Rev. and Mrs. season. 72 81 .471 2814 Clevei’d "W e can take this to court Joseph Warden Sr., of ChuKan. City 47 83 .447 32 if necessary,” Grobschmidt luota, is in his first yeur st Three teams were tied for 1/)* Angeles 48 84 .447 32 Oviedo High, coming from said. first place in the All-Star Waah. 63 97 .353 44 Hut Hie gruup at work for Sufford, Aria., where he was Bowling I,eagim following x-Clinched pennant a harmonious solution to the editor of his high school paper opening play last week. Each Mouday’a Result* problem viewed the "threat” for two years. had two victories and one Chicago at Wash, ppd, rain. method as distasteful. Joe la majoring in English, loss. This left three (cams Only game scheduled Milwaukee industrialist Ri­ modern algebra, trigonometry, tied for second place with one NATIONAL LEAGUE chard Falk, a key man in Problems in American Democ­ win and two losaee. W L Pet. GH planning the public tribute racy and chemistry at Oviedo John Wright rolled Ihe Los Angeles 92 59 .809 tonight at County Stadium for High while teaching himself high game of the week with a St. Louis 91 62 .595 2 pitcher Warren Spahn, said it the Russian language. 211 and a 629 series. Not fnr San Fran. 82 69 .613 10 behind was Phil Ruche with Milwaukea 80 72 .520 12'A 227 and 215 high srrit-s and a Phi la. 79 72 .523 13 631 total. Gary Fox also had Cincinnati »<> 73 .523 13 a high set o f 232, 291 and Chicago 75 74 .697 17 193 for 629 total. John Spot- Pittsbg 71 79 .473 20 % stray away from the old bas­ own good.’" he itresse*. “ Aft­ view of th* college game as ski mined a 600 by one pin Houston 68 93 .384 31 ks o f blocking and tackling, er the ball 1* snapped, football it ia played today. with 186, 197, and 216. New York 49 102 .325 43 • • • kicking and avoiding mis­ is aimply a process o f react­ Sponsors o f the teams are Monday’ * Krsulta takes, ing. A player doesn't have With three cheers for cheer­ Larry’s Mart, Meadors Ma­ Los A. 3 St. Louis 1 (N ) » • • time to think. He mutt have ing sections he puts his fin­ rine, Inland 3faterials, Allied San Fran. 4 Milwaukee 3 (K ) “ Football ia growing an. automatic reaction to all sit­ ger on what made American Van Lines, Bob’s Restaurant PitUbg. I Chicago 0 (N ) tirely too complicated for Us uations. You mutt play ag­ football the greatest of «U and Betty Ann's. Only gamaa scheduled gressive football to win. You games. cannot be aggress,ve and con­ “ Several o f us may some­ fused at the same time.” times forget just how import­ Royal points out that trick ant are those cheers and the enthusiasm,” psychology doesn't work on accompanying Stenstrom Realty, first the sophisticated kids o f to­ he say*. “ If you want to see placa team in Ia*t year's Hi- day, yet doesn’t believe that an emotiunlesa game, take Noonert Bowling League plsv, today's players, for all their away the band, the twirlers started out in tup notch form worldlineta, are any harder to and the cheering section!. Take away newspaper cov­ again as they won three points stir up emotionally. “ On# reason why perform­ erage, television and radio, from Shoemaker Construction. Grapcviilo Nuriciy w«n ative- r v b e t t e r he says, “ rs lake uwuy the crowds and three from 'learn H, Art the vastly Inc run led interest. put teams on a vacant lot -md Brown Beat Control took There is wider coverage by tell them to have at it. “ You would see the darudthree points from Cook'a Cor­ television, broadcasting and by newspapers. eat mesa o f pushing and pull­ ner and Southern Air Condi­ reporting tioning won three points from There are more people in the ing and a complete absence stadiums, more piestige to o f people pursuing and whack M A R Bar. Jim Hunt Realty split their winners, more national hon­ ing each other. It would be OWN & OPERATE YOUR OWN BUSINESS duller than an amateur wrest­ point* 2-2 with the Acey- ors and rerogni tton,” Our Investment And A Small Amount O f Your Capital. In an excellent new book, ling match between King FaDeucy Wive* Club, as did the DeBary Deb* and tha Cl’O “ Darrell Royal Talks Foot­ rouk and Elsa Maxwell. It’s ball” (Prentice-Hall), the 1962 hoopla, batons, drums and Wives Club. Dot Johnson rolled high Coach-of-the-Year givea the headlines that prompt real goPHONE FA 2-2784 leaders a ruuUidiurcaaiunal gctiutu efforts,” gum* and series, 209—522. Legion leads City League Milwaukee W orking Eagle Defensive Star Suspended To Keep Its Braves Sports Writer Joins Herald Standings Three-Way Tie In All-Slar 3 Cheers For Football Cheering Sections NEW YORK (NEA) — 'hile the great Knute K. ockne wa* luilding tha Noe Daaie football dynasty in io early 1929a, he used to iy: “ Football la 5 per cent isching, 20 per cent material id 76 per rent enthusiasm," A lot of people didn't besve The Rock. They luspect1 he had something up hii eeve, but by now the more itelligemt football people now ho spoke the truth. And lings haven’t changed a real deal through the year*. As the college* prepare for nnthrr rn-.-ho. tiw v lat gaor-s again will l>e won y the beams with the most esir* aiaj enthusiasm. Talent i now piwtty well distributed, lo school ha* a virtual B oopoly on good playing muf rial. Most major school* ave the horses, although oms always will be deeper i rsiervci. Darrell Royal, the young 'n a i coach, warns against he a la o sin ; tendency to Stenstrom In Opening Win GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY ConUcl.........E. H. McAlexander fHOXI' TO HE.lIh tUtUult pickup, SOStrut stake, fhauuu-cui with utility tody, T30 till raft wodtL A new ’G4 Chevrolet is a lot more truck than your money bought the last time. Bodies, cabs, engines, frames, suspensions—all have been improved to give you more value for practically the same investment. Let us bring one over to show you why Chevrolet’s the truck to put your money on. ACHEVROLET QUALITY TRUCKS COST LESS Telephone your Chevrolet dealer about any type o f truck HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. 219 E. SECOND STREET SANFORD FA 2-0711 +F \ /I �e i M iss Barbara Rhea Krone W eds Charles M. Rainer Estes Sisters Celebrate Birthdays At Joint Party Mr. and Mra. Franklin M. In an informal candlelight Ballard. 10T Woodland Avt., Deborah Christine and Di­ Sanford, announce the mar- wedding ceremony performed ana Eaten, daughter* of Mr. riaie of t h e i r daughter, by R#v. E. W. Miller at 7:3b and Mr*. Harry Eate* of SanFrankie Sue, to Robert John p.m. in th* Altamonte Spring* Undo Spring* celebrated their Boynton Jr., aoa o f Mr. and Community Chopol, Sept. 7, birthday* with a party at Mra. Robert J . Boynton Sr., Barbara Rhea Krone, daugh­ their homo Ust Wednesday. ter o f Mr. and Mra. Raymond P in em st Drive, alio of San­ Deborah who waa eeven R. Krone, Bear Lake waa ford. united in marriage to Charlea Sept. 10 ta a undent in secThe wedding waa solemn­ M. Rainer, son o f Mra. Lowond grade while Diana will ized on Aug. 31 in Nahunta, ise Rainer and the lata be 0 Sept. 10 and la in lin t Ga., with Rev. A. M orfin o f­ Charlet Rainer o f Orlando. grade. Both girl* attend Bear ficiating. The church waa decorated They will leave Sept. 24 for with baiketa o f gladioli, pom Lake Elementary School. the Oceana Air Baae la Vir­ pome and palm*. Lighted can­ The honored and their ginia Beach, where the groom delabra *oftly glowed ta the gue*U enjoyed pUylng a*me* will b# itattooed with the U. before being lerved birthday S. Navy. cake and punch by Mr*. E*te* who waa aaalaUd by Mra. Beatrice MorH*. Tho*« attending th* party war* th* honor***’ big *Uter, Donna Kaye, Steven. Dovid, Mrs. E. E . Faris left Thurs­ end Eugene Hitchcock, Sarah day for CrosavlUe, Trim., to Fay* Morrii, and Frankie Lee attend the funeral o f her step­ father, Charles R. Davis. Hill. with matching ribbon M i talk. Th* bride’ s ii>t»r (M l Kron« m i her only attendant. She worn • linen two-ton# beaic ahesth s t m t d m i o f powder blue and white. Her hat waa a becoming crows of blue iitin roiebcid* end veil, matching the dretta. Ilia# Kron# carried a small sr craa> cent ebapod bouquet o f white roa«a with bine aatia x le rm , ribbon and tulle. By Donna Eatao Personals THE THREE ESTES SISTERS, left to right, Deborah Christine, Diana and Donna Kaye, ad­ mire the birthday coke at a joint celebration in their honor. (Herald Photo) Oviedoans Enjoy Trip To Hawaii By Berako Kelsey Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Martin Thn dine* win be hold O ct and children, A n n e and B gad costumes appropriate Gaorg*, and Mr*. B. F. to th# Halloween them# will bt w o n . A band win provide Wheeler Sr. recently relum­ the music, ed from a vacation tour of Making Urn arrangement* Lot Angeles, California and for the dine# i n Mrs. Pat Hawaii. They spent several Sumner, Mra. Boonlo Jen­ days in Los Angelea sightkins, Mrs. Vivian Rowberry •eeing and touring Disney­ and Mr*. Eiva Sutter. land. They sailed from San Members o f the A ety Dancy Francisco on the Matson!*, Wives bowling team, part of the trip taking five days. the High-Noonera league, are Upon their arrival in Hono­ Mrs. Dick Bergen, Mrs. Mary lulu they wero met by the na­ captain; Mrs. tive* with leis el all descrip­ Daugherty, Samaer, Mr*. Jenkins, Mra. tion — orchids, tarnations, Setter and Mr*. Rowberry. • P • Speaker for the third meet­ ing la th# decorating court* will bo G in Goto from Mont­ gomery Ward. Ha will apeak oa "Budgeting — What and When to Buy.” Tho talk will focus oa ways for Navy pcoplo to invest wisely la things w|>fcb arc practical for lham from all viewpoints. Interested Navy wives can still sign up for tho remaining U lectures by coming to the meeting. Meetings may also bo attended individually for a small charge. CFO wtvaa will hoar Mrs. J. J. Hay givo a lecture and demonstration on cosmetics at their mooting Thursday. Sfambora *r* invited to bring gneste. A ap*clil Invitation is extracted to those wives whow husbands mad* Chid lltia week. Two VAH-I wives entered tb* hospital Friday evening and gave birth to new babies within hours of each other Saturday. Tb# two are Mrs. Phillip A. Monroe, the mother of a seven pound, three snd one-half ounce baby girl, and Mra. A. F. Reno, mother of an olght-plui pound baby boy. Mrs. Jame* Goff, Mr*. B. M. Fttsgerald and Mrs. Doneld Ord wero hostesses for the VAH-3 officers wives co l­ ls# bald Thursday ia (he AH«r burner. Mrs. Roy Farmer welcom­ ed new members of the club who are Mrs. Arthur Skclly, Mrs. Richard Smithhart, Mr*. Carol Smith, Mrs. George Fensel, Mrs. Charles Ballard, Mrs. Robert Harrop, Mrs. Rohart Ashby, Mrs. Michael Hornsby, Mrs. Thomas Joyner, Mrs. Robert Brewer, Mrs. C h e s t s r Fltipatrlck, Johnson. Mrs. Rhea Cooper Mrs. Mrs. Rodney Knutson, was co-huitesi. Four guests, Mrs. Judy Mrs. Jamas Greenwood, Mrs. Waldon, Mra. Artla Prather, M n . Janet Rodgcra and Mrs. Carol Pcricotta, were wel­ comed. Corresponding secretary, Mrs. Jo Brown, read letters from other Navy Wives Club welcoming the group back in­ to the national organization. The Ladles Auxiliary of the The social for this month Fire will bo a white elephant auc­ Glndcrvilla Volunteer Department met at th* home tion, Sept- 73, >1 tiie home of e f Mra. Leon Stelnmeyer on Mrs. Cooper. All members are asked to bring a guest. the Old Orlando Road, for the Proceeds from the sate will regular business session. be used for the InitaUation Mrs. A. C. Rector presided services In October. ta the absence of the presi­ After the business meeting dent, Mrs. Louis Bridget. club members wers served refreshments o f sandwiches, Plans were discussed con­ cake and punch. cerning the chicken barbecue scheduled for Sept, a at the COMING EVENTS Elks Club in Sanford. Pro­ I t e n t t y , Sept. 13 ceeds will he used for the Vol­ VAH-3 enlisted men's wives unteer Fire Department. dub, 7:30. Home of Mrs. Ruth Others attending th* meet­ O’Neill. ing were Mra. W. O. Nolan, VAH-tl o f f i c e r s wives Mrs. Paul Lae, Mrs. Melvin bridge, 12:50 p.m. Home ol Lane, Mra. H. A. Stelnmeyer M n. J. R. Dennison. Jr., Mrs. IL A. Stelnmeyer VA11-3 o f f i c e r s wive* Sr., M n . Walt Britton snd bridge, 3:30 a.m. Homo of Mrs, A. C. Rector. Mrs. Robert Lovelace. A meeting will be held this CPO wlvaa co(fee, 10 a.m. Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the NAS Ballroom. hum# o f Mrs. A. C. Kcctur. VA1M enlisted wives club, on the Old Orlando Road, to 3 p.m. NAS Ballroom. Friday, Sept 23 complete plans for the barbe­ cue. All women Interested in VAH-3 o f f i c e r s wives thn protect are invited to it - bridge, !;M p.m. Homo of Mrs. W. L Lewis. Auxiliary Plans Benefit Barbecue / plumeria and plkaka blos­ soms. From Honolulu they travel­ ed by plane to the outer Islanda where the first stop waa at Kauai. Here they toured the sugar cane and pineapple plantations, it la Interesting to note that on this Island are th # largest coconut groves One of the highlights wai the Fern Grotto, On Maul ther* is quite a bit o f farming — also many cattlo and horses. The party found thn National Parka and Reservations to tie particular­ ly outstanding. Th« western section of the Island, where they spent some time, is a low coastal resort area. On the Island of Hawaii, which Is the orchid capital of Ihc world, they saw the Kilauca Volcano which la active now. The Black Sami Beach­ es are found on this Island— the black land coming from this volcano. The Parker Cattle Ranch, which is the largest In the world, is also found on Hawaii. The Torch Lighting Ceremony was one of the most Impressive lights on the tour. They relumed to Honolulu, the government center, where they toured the Monarch's Palace. The party visited Pearl Harbor and enjoyed swimming at the famous Wai­ kiki Beach. They also attend­ ed a Luau and toured the Mana Shopping Center, which is th# largest shopping center in the world. On this island of Oahu Is grown a tremendous amount o f sugar cane and pineapple. Souvenirs brought b a c k were pieces of lava, black sand, a piece of coral from the Bay at Captain Cook's Monument and ■ couple of Menchune, which Is "the little people of Hawaii." On the corner coast of Honolulu the most famous fishing grounds arc found. was played by Mra. Beverly Stanger. Th* bride, given in mar­ riage by her father w on a whit* *ilk otroet length dr*** faataring * jewel neckline with abort sleeve*. Th* slight­ ly H and skirt held one deep pleat both In the back and fro n t Her eyebrow length veil waa topped with s 'h a lo circlet o f straw and rn-embro* The beat man waa Harry Id*red rosebuds. 8h« carried Privette o f Orlando. Th# a crescent shaped bouquet o f bride’a brother. Char le i Kron* white roaoa tinted aoft blue lighter, Th* mother of thu bride w o n a dressy shirtwaist style street length dress with full skirt and matching hat o f roses mad# e f self materia]. Mrs. Kron* w o n whit# ac­ cessories and a whit* orchid corsage, Th# mother o f th# groom chose a yellow linen sheath with matching accessories. Enhancing hsr drssa, Mrs, Rainer too w o n o white or­ chid cortege. A wedding roesptiew waa held lmmedtetely following th# cenm ony at the homo e f th# bride’s parents, 38R4 Mir­ ror Lake Drive, Besr Lake. The guests tnjoyad e*k# and punch served from n buf­ fet table. A three-tiered wad­ ding cake adorned the center of the table surrounded by aa arrangement o f lovely orchids. Mias JoAnn Hearn was ia charge of the guest book. Following the reception th# MRS. CHARLES M. RAINER couple left fo r a honeymoon in St. Augustine. Upon their return they wU] make their home In Orlando w h en the groom la a senior student at Orlando University. lly Mrs. Adaas Muller other son Alan end hi* fam­ The bride U employed as a Mr. and Mr*. Herbert Vitt ily, daughter Doris and her secretary in Orlando. of periwinkle Dr. recently family in Medford Lakes, N. visited their son Robert ond J,; their son Donald in Sil­ family in Halboro, Pa., friends ver Springs, Md„ and his In Washington, D. C. and family. Sir, and Mrs. Arthur Sin­ Dushklll Foils, P*. Also an­ clair of Volusia Dr. returned from a two months trip to Lake George, N. Y. where they visited friends and rela­ tive*. Also at Northport, L. I., N. Y. and Jamaica sstatea in Long Island. Mr. and Sire. Charles Vurginse had word from their All women of the are* are son Thomas that h* likes his invited to join those from the Upsala Presbyterian Church hitch tn the Navy so far, with In making cancer dressings the United States Navy Drum at a meeting to be held from and Bugle Corps. H* plays the accordion well, and no 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. thli duuht will anjoy hi* musical Thursday at the home of Mrs. assignment. C. H. Hunter on Narcissus Avenue. Those who are not familiar with the locution of Mr*. Hunter's hume are asked to meet at the Uptala Church no later than 0:45 a.m, for some­ sad DELIVERED one to lead th* way. Each woman attending Is mked to bring a sandwich lunch. Beverage will he pro­ SANFORD vided by the hostess. Needles, FLOWER SHOP pins, thread and scissors will Cor. E. 1st ft Saafocd At*. be needed snd each lady Is FA M U l or FA 2-3412 also invited to bring o friend. DeBary Personals Mrs. Martin was very en­ thusiastic about the tropical (lowera and plants ol the is­ lands. They attended a Ha­ waiian church icrvice which was most unusual. Mora than 1,000 people worshipped at the ono and one-half hour terservice. The sermon and songs wero in native lang­ uage. The Martins' seven year old son, George, experienced the two things he desired most: a trip down Into the Kilauea Volcano and climbing up a coconut tree. As they sailed for home, they participated in the tra­ ditional ceremony of throw­ ing their Iris overboard at Diamond Head, a custom that Is supposed to insure a return trip. MR. AND MRS. W. II. MARTIN, daughter Anne, son Georira and Mra. B. Upon their arrival In Sacra­ V. Wheeler Sr. of Oviedo, who have returned from u wonderful vucatiun mento, Calif., they had dinner in Hawaii and on the Went Count. with Lcdr. and .Mrs. Jim Mor­ ris, Navy friends, that they had not acen for IS years. Of all the places Mr, Martin was stationed during his career in the Navy during World route In Hcarrllt College, in who have been their house- War II, Hawaii was tho only By litlee Snodgraae gupsts for th* past few weeks. place he wished to visit again. House guest* of Mr*. J. Nashville, Trim. Friemls of Mr*. II. K. Bind- They plan to return to their Zuniga, last we*k, was M is* Mlrna Reyes, of Orient* Pro­ ■Iik*k will regret to learn that home in California soon. THIS WEEK’S Mrs. Irme Wsllhcr, of vince, Cub*. She wnn en ah* is in Fish Mrmurial Hospital in Delaml, recuper­ Gretna, La., accompanied her son William, when ho came ating from surgery. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Sides for his wife and children who entertained Saturday evening, had been visiting her parents, at their homo on Elisabeth Rev. and Mrs. Fred Foster. Street, with a farewell party They all left this week fur fur Mr. and Mrs. Roland Sides horn*. Mr. and Mr*. WUUam J. McLean and Mr. and Mr*. Marvin Estea of East Faith (Tip Thin Money Saving Coupon Tcrrac* have returned home after spending a week at SanIbcl Island where they stayed at a motel on the beach and • Lash tropic enjoyed shelling, swimming hcauly and relaxing. &os$an{'s Church Group an sw er Plans Work Meeting Enterprise Personals SPECIAL — STARTING to % TUESDAY Altamonte t Personals h w r diagonals c o p y M AYTAG New Arrivals Mr. am) Mr*. Don Herrteln, o f Eau Gallle, announce the birth of a 6 lb. 3 os. ton, Sept. 15 at th* llrovard Memorial Hospital, In Melbourne. This ia the couple’s first child. Mr*, llsrrlsln Is th# for­ mer Anna Corley, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. J. L. Corley, Cameron Av*. Paternal grandfather la Kay Herrleln, o f ML Pleasant, Ohio. • Stand 26* Below • Easy to Grow BEST 4 CYCLE AUTOMATIC WASHER • 4 Cycle* • Fully Autossstle “ MORE PEOPLE USE MAYTAG THAN ANY OTHER WASHER” • l.lnt Filter Tub a . directions to Mkoofti y o u r tu m m y -c o n * t o u r y o u r klpllao. C o m p le te ly b o n e ­ less. Provide* 1 9 * o l lo n g , le a n c o n tr o l. In L y c r a * p o w e r n e t ,* W hite, 2 5 -3 4 . ♦ Other Gossard Answer Styles From 110.95 • Safety Lid Switch • Rust Proof Report I f f a n d curve in four t H .M • Water Tempersture Selector • Giant His* Tub MAYTAG HATED NO. 1 1a ! ♦•din* Analysts y o u r o w n n u n c io s , OVER 14,000.000 MAYTAGS HAVE BEEN SOLD SCIENTIFIC LAWN SPRAYING FDR — CHINCH BUGS • OK tl FUNGUS Also Lawn Renovation % GrapevUJe N u rse ry 2221 Grapevitle Ave. FA 2-0883 Casselberry Plain, Casselberry Phone 838-3933 �u; , V fr V n fir l p rrtlB Sept. 17, 1963 — Page 7 Legal Notice in t h e c f R t h e n in th Legal Notice n « ■ r i i t ir r m r iT or ▼mi * n m i jt ' D in a l c u t. rrtr or awd row ocmi. * olr r o r m , r L o m n i. r H * K » : » T mo. t a » MAGYAR S A V I X U * AVP LOAN ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff. TO. MATO J E R R T WRIfMtT. i t ol. Defendant. ih b o d e d w im r * o r or rr i» m oRTo tS R rn m rct.iM i mm TOi MATO JKIUIY W il l 'l l IT * n l FL O R A M A X I N E W R i n i l T , hi* wife. mrotORNt-Ri UNKNOWN AND TOi All p i t l i i i claiming Intervals by, through, und*r or e xn ln it Mi* if .ir ttali! person YOU AIIR hereby notified that a Complaint to foreclo** a eartaln mnrt gas* encumber. Ins lb* f o llo w in g d**crlt*d real properly, lo .w lt t Lot 7. OAK LAND lllU J l ADDITION, accorillnc to tba plat thereof a . recordn t In I'tat Bo»tt IS, Uaa# X, Pu blic Record* o( S.m lnol* County, Florid*, be* Men file d agatn*t you In th* s b o * * - s i y l « l iult, and you ar* required to earv* a c p r ef your Aneirer or other Pteaillnir to tha Complaint on Plaintiff’ * a t t o r n e y , ANDER­ SON. Ill’ S 11, DEAN. IjOWN, D U A ra n den UKIKI. U ! Fart Central Avenue. Orlando, Florida, and Ilia tba orlaln.il Aniurer or other Pleading In the office o f th* Clerk of the Circuit Court on or be, Lire the in th day o f Septem­ ber, ISO. It you fall to do an, a decree pro confeaeo will be taken aaalnet you for the relief demanded In th* Complalnt. Tbl* Notice ibatl he pub­ lished once a week for lour conaecutlve weeke In The San­ ford Herald. DATED Mila l l r d day el Auituet, 1111. (SEAL) Arthur If. Heekwlth, Jr, cle rk o f Circuit Court n y : Martha T. Vtblan Deputy Clark Andereon. Iduih. titan. Lowndes A van dan Btrg P. O. Boa 274», Orlando, Florida Publlih Aug. IT A S e p t t. in. 17. 1X3. C D L -ll IN THK C i l l e r IT C O l b T IN AND FOR aEMINOLK COIN. TT. FLORIDA IN CHAXCERY. CASK NO 1.1311 UNION DIME SAVINOS BANK, a corporation under the law, o f the atata e f New York. Plaintiff, V*. DAVTD B. SHIRK and UR. St’ LA II SHIRK, hie wife, and GILBERT (1. WILLIAMS and KATHRY N M. WILLIAMS, hie wife. Defendant*. NOTICE OP SUIT THE BTATE OF FLORIDA TO I DAVID B. SHIRK whoe* reeldenca lei leaHall* Hotel, till LI n wood, K a n .a * City. Mleanurl URSULA II. SHIRK, whoe* reetdenc* lei La dalle Hotel, l i t Llnwond, Xanana City. Mlaeourt: Ton ar* hereby notified that n eult has been filed aaalnet y j u and H IL B E R T G W i l e MAMS nnd KATHRY N M. WILLIAMS, hie wife, aa De­ fendant!. In th* a bove entitled r a u i c and that yuil ar* here* by required to file your an­ swer with th* Clerk o l Mile Court, and to aarv* a copy thereof upon the llatntlff, or Plaintiff'a attorney. who<* name and a d d r * * n lit Smith, Elliot and Schwalbe, t i l llarnttt National Hank BuildIn*. Jack.nnvllt* 3. Florida, not later than September I7th, 111!. If you fait to do »n. decree pro confeaeo will bn entered aaalnet y o u for the relief de­ manded In the complaint. The nature of aatd eult beins for forecloeur# o f morl■rase recorded In A’ ol. Ill, Paae I X . o f the official Re­ cord# of Seminole County, Florida, the deecrlptlon o f the property proceeded aitalnat be lug ae f o llo w * : All that cer teln property eltilate and bein s In Seminole County, Flor­ ida. more particularly deecrlbed aa follow*: Lot 13 of Block •Ml'*, RANTIIItOOK sritDIV ISION. UNIT NO SIX. ac­ cord in g to th* Diet there­ of ae recorded In Piet Book II, I’ a se* 1* a id II Df the Public Hecorde of Seminole County* Florida Toa*tb*r with th* following Iterne o f property which ere located In an.l permanently Innulled a* a part of th* Im­ provement* un e*!d land: Henaral Electric Built-In Oven. Model J 711 T, Ser­ ial MTO3II03 Oenerml Electric Uutlt*tn liana*, Model JHII, Serial X H llO ltl Monogram Walt Heater, Model t'U 10HE. S ' rial II 74X11 Together with alt etructure* and Improvement* now and hereaftar on aaltl land, and llstura* attached thereto, end all rente, t**u*a. proceed*, and profile accru in g -a n d l« accrue Irnm eald premlave, att of which ar* Included within the r.regnliig deecrlptlon end the habemlum thereof: alio all gai, .team, electric, water, end other heating, cooking, refrigerating, lighting, plumb­ i n g ventilating. Irrigating and power *y"teme, m*. him*, appliance*. n a t u r e * , end eppurtenencee which now ere or may hereafter prrlaln to, or he u**J with, In, or on eold pri-mlr**. even thouah they be detached o f detachable. WITNESS my hand and th* * . .tl " f i t id Court al .Sanford, Florida, thl* 3Ird -lay 9( A u fu tf. A. D. l»4L IdLAL) Arthur II- ttfckwltb. Jr. Clerk o f the c irc u it Court By; Martha T. Vlhlea Donut v Clark |A c o p y ol the eompioiut filed herein I* attached to th* ropy o f thl* Nolle* which le mailed to each Defendant for whom a reeldenc* more apedflc than a Stale o r Country * a i given tn the sworn state­ ment filed herein by the plaintiff, hla agent «r attor- crrr ro n rr or jr n ir t t L f ir . r r i T OF AND FOR BF.MInolh r o r N T T . F t .n n n i. e ll ANUEHY NO. I3DM D. 1L MEAD A COMPANT. Plaintiff, •ve. GEOTIOH LESTER OWENS, *1 ux, at al. Defen,lante. N O T i r r OF SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that on th* l l t h day of September 1X3, at 11:14 A.M. at the main door o f th* Court lloua* o f Seminole County, at SanlonL Florida, tha ond*r■Igned Clark wilt offer for »al# to the hteh*"t and heet bidder for caeh Mi* fullowlna leecrthed rent property: Lot II. Block 13. WEATIIKRSFIELD FIRST AD DI­ TION, acco rd in g to th* Plat th ereof ** recorded In Plat Book IS, Page* II end and 17, Public Hecorde of Seminole County, Florid* together with all etructure*. Improvement*, flaturee, appli­ ance*. and appurtenance* on eald lend o r used In conjunc­ tion therewith. Thl* tale la made pureuant to final decree o f foreclosure entered In Chancery action No. tlOX now pending In th* Cir­ cuit Court o f and for Semi­ nole co u nty. Florida. D ATED thl* 4th day at September, I X I. tSEALI ANDERS AN. RUSH. DEAN LOWNDES A van den UKIKI Attorney* fo r Plaintiff 321 East Central Boularard Orlando. Florida Arthur If. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk o f th* Clrrult Court Byi Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk I’ ublleh Sept. 1*. 1X1 COM-II IN TH E t’ lH C L IT COUNT OF THE NINTH J l IIICI AL r l l i ­ f t ' I T OF AND F o i l MINI. NOLE COUNTS, FLOIIIII A, t'll ANfKHY NO. 1310* AMERICAN FE D E R A L S AV­ IS' 1S AND 1/1 IN ASSOCIA­ TION OF ORLANDO. Plaintiff, tl. ROBERT J. WELCH, at at and at al. Defendant*. NOTICE OF MALE NOTICE IS HEREBY (E V ­ EN that on th* lath day ol R-ptember 1X1. at 11:44 A M at th* Main door o f th* Court lloua* of S»mlnol* County, at Sanford, Florida, th* undersigned Clerk will o ffe r for eata to the lllglieet and br*t bidder for ca -h the following deecrlbed real property: Lot tl. WILLIAMSON HEIGHTS. according to th* plat thereof a . re­ corded In l-tat Book 17. peg* II, Public Record* of Seminole County, Florid i. together with all itructurt". Improvement", fu t u r e " , appli­ ance*. and appurtenance* on s e ll land or ueed In conjunc­ tion therewith. This "al* la made pursuant to final decree o f foreclosure entered In Chancery action No. I lie o now pending In th* Cir­ cuit Court o f and for Seminole Cuuuty, Flurlda. DATE D thl* Itk day ef September, I X I , (HEAL) Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk o f Ih* Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Cterk ANDERSON, RUSH. DEAN LOWNDES A van den HERO Attorney* lor Plaintiff 333 East Central Avenue Orlando, Florida Publlih Sept, 14, 1913. C D M -ll IN TIIM CHUT IT CO CRT OF TH E .NINTH J l l l l P t l L CIR. H I T . IN AND FOR UENL NOLE C O U N T !, FLORIDA. IN CHANCERY NO. I.IMI I Abridge, J.) BOSTON F E D E R A L RAVINOS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a United Slate* Corporation, Plaintiff, va. ROBERT r. BAR RETT ami JUNE E. BARRE TT, hie Wife, D*frnd*nt|>) NOTICE TO APPEAR t i l l PUBLICATION) TOi R O BERT E. nARIILTT (Residence Unknown) and JUNE E. BARRETT, Alt wife, (Itesldenc* Unknown) and Each and all unknown per­ sons, partita and defendant* who claim by, through, under nr against th* aforsiald ItOI1EKT B IIARRET T and JUNE E. BAR R E TT, hla Wife, whether u* apousee, heir*. davletes, grant***, aaelguet*, lienor*, credllore, trusters or otherwise, g* to each and all of whom residence ia un­ known: and Each and all unknown p*r"<ia*. partita and defendant*, as to each and all uf whom resi­ dence Is unknown, h iv in g or claiming to had- any right, title or Interest In or to tbs following described property, which I* th* (abject mat tar of th* ahove-etylad reus*, via.: Lot 93, HE A u LAKE lllLLSL according to th* Plat thereof, as recorded In Plat Book 13, at Pag* 37, o f the Public Records of Seminole County, Flor­ ida. 3 Electron Space Heaters Model «<MIt Including th* building and ap­ purtenance* b o a te d there"", and together with the furni­ ture. furnlshlnge, and fixture* ■Huat* therein, and located thereon. YOU, AND EACH OF YOU, ar* hereby notified that a Complaint has bean filed by IL* above-named Plaintiff against you and *arh o f you to foreclose a mortgage on th* ahov*-d**crtt>ed property In th« above-styled eause, an t you and each o f you are here­ by required to file an Answer o r other Pleading reapomlv* thereto with th* 'M>rk of tbe above-en lllled Circuit Court and tn eerv* a copy of such Annwey or oilier r#»pon*t«» M e a lin g upon Ih* Plaintiff'* Attorney*. COIIHSHON AND COURSIION, logo 111" i)ne Boulevard. Miami 13. Florid*, on or before th# 7th day i f October, 1X1; otherwle* th* allegaituiae o f l - M C H D l l l b l will ha taken aa confessed by you. DONE AND ORDERED at th* Seminole County Court­ house. Sanford Florida, thl* 34th day o f August. 19IL (SEAL) Arthur II Beckwith. Jr. Clerk o f the gbovt-entllltJ S m i t h , e t .l i o t a n d Circuit Court SCHWALBE By: Marth* T. Vlhlen Attorney* and Counselor* at Deputy Clerk Law COU ltd 11ON end COU IL.il KIN All Barnett National Bank Attorney* at Law Building Miami Office Jacksonville t, Florida 1414 Biscay::* Boulevard publish: Aug. 37 A Sept. S. Miami 13. Florida 114, 17. 1911. Publlih Sept. 3, 14, 17. 14, 1141 [AJDL-AA UDJI-II Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT CCTRT OF THE NINTH j r D t C I A I . CIR. c i r r , i n a n d f o r » f. n i . MILK COUNTY, FLORIDA. r i m i T H t NO. 13311 FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTOAOE ASSOCIATION, a corporatloa. Plaintiff, ve. JAMES II. W H I T E anJ ERL1NE WHITE, Defendant*. NOTICE OF N U T IN NORTH ABE FOR EC t.Okl’ RE TOi JAMES 1L WH ITE. Tl**!d*nr* Unknown EH LINE WH ITE, Residence Unknown TOU. Defendant*, are here­ by notified that a complaint to forecloea a certain mort­ gage on tha follo w in g d*arrlbed property, altuate, lying and bolng In Memlnol* Coun­ ty, Florida, to-'vtt: Th* South 39 feel o f Lot II and th* North 33 feet or Lot t<, B lo ck II, BEL­ AID, accordin g to th* Plat thereof a* recorded In Plat Book 3. Tag* 39. Pub. lie Record* o f Seminal* County, Florid*, liana* Heater ha* been filed against you In th# ebove styled suit and you are required to eerv* a copy of your Anawer or Pleading to th* Complaint on Plaintiff* attorney, JOSEPH M. MURASKU, P. O. B>* 339. Frrn Park, Florida, and rile th* orlaluat Answ er nr Pleading In the o f fic e o f the Cl-rk of the Circuit Court un or before th* 34th day o f Sept., 1X1. If you fall to do so, a de­ er*# pro con fceeo will he ( a b ­ end aaalnat yuu for th* re ­ lief demanded In the Com­ plaint WtTNKe*S my hand and o f ­ ficial eeal of o f fic e at San­ ford, Seminole County, thla tlth day o l Aug., 1913. (SEAL) Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr., Clerk o f Circuit Court By: Jean M Wilke Deputy Clerk JOSEPH M. .MU BASKO Attorney at Law P. O. ling l i t Fern Park, Florida ru hllih Aug. to, 37 A Sept 1. 14. 19*3. CDL-44 jfaajJby OnBhidqsi Thera ar# two main ver­ sions of Stay man. forcing ami Bun-forcintt. respectively. In forcing Stayman th# bidding mult continue to two notrump or higher. In non-forc­ ing Stayman it may atop any­ where from two diamond! on up. Jacoby-Stayman U itrict1y of the non-forcing variety. The two club response !■ arti­ ficial a* in all form*, hut tho opener must respond aa fol­ low a: a. Two apadea with four or more spade*. b. Two heart# with four or more heart* and less than four apadea. c. Two diamond* with any other holding. Flaying Jacoby • Stayman, North has no problem in re­ sponding to hia partner's notrump. tic bids two clubs and * J B M ' V 101II IQ K II A ll fK J ♦ A J io 7 A A10S «Q M I • as «J10»32 *K Q 1 « a o v r a (D> A K Q IT VAII #KI lA I IS C u t and West vulnerable. IN .T . 3 * Pass Paaa Paaa Paaa 3 * Fug Opening! IN TIIF. <1III'l l T c o t HT OF TH E NINTH JAUHTAL CIR. C U T OF AND FOR SI.WI. NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. I l i t V E R Y Nil. 130*2 TH E ROM FRY S A V I N Cl * RANK Plaintiff, va. JUANITA WALLA, g single woman Defendant. NOTICE OF *1 IT IN w o r t h ami: f i i h e i l o m up . T i b Juanita Walla IIBMIlBNCKi UNKNOWN TUESDAY l\ M AND TDi All parties claiming <:0D 121 Niwuukpi Inlcrevta by, through, un­ l« ) .N#we, Hpfirta, der nr agslnat Ih* aforsWeat her * 'Id person « :l* O l Editorial ToU AR E hereby notified 6 la New a, Sport*, O l that e Complaint to foreclose Weather n certain mortg age encumber­ « 10 H i New*— Walter Crun* ing the fo llow in g deecrlbed kit® real properly, tu-wlt: O ) New a— fl**n Cochran Lot II. Block II, COUN­ TR Y CLUll M AN: (11, UNIT « o (91 4*nnareaalonat Report 7:l>9 O l Huntley • Brinkley NO. 3, according (o the W Adventurea In Paraplat thereof as recorded dlM In Plat Hook II, Page 111, (91 ltebel Public Records nf Menu7:20 O l fait rum Ia (Colt>f| nolo County. Florida O ) Coin tmt has been tiled again*' y u In l:nn HI Play hnuee the above-styled eult, end you 1:20 O l Kmplra (Color) ar* required to servg a copy H> Talent HciiUte of your Answer or oilier (9) Mf'llalee Navy Pleading |o the Complaint oi 1:0 ( > Greatest 8h**w P la in tiff* attorney* ANI'EK 1:20 O l Dick Powell Theater S"N, IIUSII. DEAN, LOWS HI Picture Thle DBS A van den HERO. 173 East Central Avenue, Orlando, 10,00 HI Keefe ibaaeell# o > PlllCltlv# Florida, and file the original O ) Chet Huntley Anawer o r other Pleading In 11:00 O H «CI New a. W eather# th* Offlrn nf the Cterk of the tflNir** Circuit Court on or befnr* th* ( t ) Mid-FI a. Newt l l t h day of October. 19*3. If Mov le c : i you fall to do *u, a d*cr*< 11:21 pro confess*" wilt be taken ii:2e u> TotilglU lilrn ef t(.*ol>r» against you for the relief de­ I t ) TV li!ack*iut'-Qula manded In (he Uomt'lalnt. Movie 11:2a (91 Thl* Notice shall be publish­ ed once a week for four co n ­ secutive weeke In tho San­ W E D N E S D A Y A . M. ford M"r*ld. 1:30 13) Flortila HistofV DATED thl* 4th day ef 1:62 H> clrove A Farm September, 1943. (SEAL) Report 7:00 (21 Today Arthur If Beckwith. Jr. <61 Operation Alphabet Clerk « f c irc u it Court 7:15 (91 Hunahlna Almanac By: Martha T. Vlhlea 7:10 (6) Film Featurea Deputy c le rk (9) Mickle Evana Andereon. Rush, Dean, 7:2T» (6| laical New*, IVeither Lowndes A van den Berg 323 East Central Avenue, Orlando, Florida I'ubIDh Sept, tl), 17, It A Oct I. 1)41. CDM-41 SEATTLE, Waih. (Ul’ l) — There is no defanio against two spades. In tha actual play South ruffed the opening club lead in dummy and led a low diamond to hia king. Vt'eit won with tho ar# and shifted to a trump. East ealhrd the trump. South cashed the queen of diamonds and ruffed a diamond. He hoped to aet up two dia­ mond trleka in dummy, but when the suit failed to break South had to content himself by ruffing one more club with dummy's last trump and winding up with exactly eight tricks. plana to pasa irrespective of hla partner’s* anawer. Today's Question Eaat and Weat can maVe You bid fiv# no-trump and three ciuba, but it ia rather your partner bids six dia­ difficult for either of them to monds to show on# king. What get into the bidding against do you do now? Answer tomorrow tha opening no-trump. (x}&Jhs Interests clungo as one de­ velops and matures. Th# wo­ man who complains of her husband's disinterest In hob­ bies they used to share be­ fore marriage, Is forgetting that age and responsibility affect tha way a man spends his leisure time. A wife recently left her liuahund of four years because ha wouldn't dance with her. Her main complaint seemed to be that they married each other because they shared the »nntt> interests, llut after a few years of marriage his interests had changed. Evidently sho didn’t under­ stand that what happened to tier husband happens to most men. By Oswald Jacoby If the wife wrote down her husband's main interests and ideas of relaxation at the time they married and then made out another list four or five year* Inter, ah# would have two list* with few duplica­ tions. Hut that shouldn’t make hrr ferl cheated. As a wife, it la her Job to keep up with hia changing Interests, not lo sit and *ulk because they've changed. Husbands and wives remain companionable through years because they are willing to share each other'# new inter­ ests and activities as they de­ velop through th# years, ItV foolish for a wife to feel hurt because her hus­ band. who onco loved to dance Fur home harmony: Read Ruth Miilctt'a "How to Have a Happy Husband." Send 'io cents to Ruth Millett Reader Service, e'o The Sanford Her­ ald. P. O. Hoi 48'j, Dept. A. Radio City Station, New York 19. N. Y. T O N IG H T t .019 (4 > 6:30 m 9.114 (7) (4) <91 4:11 (9| 9:26 (31 Ml la: oa ( m) HI (3) 10:55 (21 lo.So 43) Captain Kansaruo C hrluuriN J-itk Is-il*An?T« A mart emu illitury f*irrcl»i» F«r IV man Cur loan ■ loin Hh-rni Itnmper Ifnom hoy Wli«n New* Kpanlah X 4 VI" ■ J’ liTjr T o u r Ituneh (C olor) ( O I Love I.ury <9» r*#»"rrplii»r 11 r Mt tl;#* (2» i*iinv"toittnAllun to HI (T'» PrL* l* lllaht 11:20 <3i Mi-slriyc I.lukt (Color) (41 !*•!• An 1 n iji lyt l>> ^cvin K*)a W EDNESDAY can't b* dragged onto a dance floor. So fhey'v# loat that "com­ mon Interest’* they once shared. What of itT Anulher Interest ran take its place. All that a wife who wants to remain a compan­ ion to her husband h*i to do is see to it that a "common IntcBsst" that no longer is rnmmnn to them both if re­ placed 1>y a new interest they both share. 1)1 Trallma*t*r S*25 III New* 4:10 (3) Mums and All** (4) Edict* Walt 9:40 (31 l(«st o f (Irouctia 13) Hurfslil* S 3:34 (31 lllfltnian 14) Yogi ll#.ir (he right thing ta do In this situation? W« had planned for over a month to nut supper together at a friend’ * house on a certain evening. That evening arrives, you are ready to go—the food you are taking la ready, and the friends aspect you In half an hour. Then your husband's mother and father walk in unexpectedly with an aunt and uncle. They •tay and stay. Finally you aneak away from them for a minute and phone your friend and My, “ We can't come and I'll tell you why later; goodbye." The next day I phoned my friend and explained why we couldn't come. She said that waa no excuse and the was PEEVED like I've never known her to be. Did ahe have a right to be peevedT DEAR THIN AND HAPPY: U you wanted the last laugh, you got it, but peopic who fight fire with flra eventually make aahea of themselves. DEAR STUCK: YES! You should have greeted your unexpected callers with the regret that they had not teiepboned first as you were • • • What's os your mind? ter personal reply, aend a selfaddressed, stamped anve* lope to Abby, Box 3363, Beverly Hills, Calif. TV RENTAL • Bales • • Service S e m in o le T V fa t-tm Zenith Color TV Sales ISM Saaford Ava. r R ITZ LAST DAY STUCK STARTS TOMORROW A b o y ... a g i r t .. . o n « DEAR ARHY: I am al­ most IS year* old and have been wanting a private telephone in my bedroom ever since I was 12. My mother keeps using the ex­ cuse that she doesn't have the money. Well, my boy friend told me that ha would put the telephone In my room aa a gift, and that he would also pay my telephone bill every month. Now my mother sayi I itlll can’t have it, but she won't give me a reason Do you think that's fair? What can I do about it? WANTS A PHONE DEAR WANTS: There it more than a telephone In­ volved here. Tell your boy friend you appreciate hi* generosity, but yuu aren't allowed to accept auch coitiy gifts. DEAR on our way out to ■ plan­ ned get-to-gether, then tak­ en your food (the hostess waa do doubt counting ea it) and departed! • # e Ea*. T*al4» fiM a lie* -R Y U ry at n iH iiu r - J a a .t L .lg h —■ » «l* r ri** a* io * oai, ■CvlUr’ a C k a k * " Cal** B*b H*9* — Law Walt w*4»*4*r a n «n **r F a ,L a * N a * X II.* * 7 ! * laiHl*** nrr*4" “T n * F*r Tk* a******- i— im u m Easy Way to Kilt Ants and Roaches * AHOY: What ia GOOD HATABURGER 2115 P. M. 13:0# (2) Your r i r i t ImprtMIon tiVliir) (4) L o t t o f Iel ft (.1 Ernlci Far4 11:7) 14) NtWto 13 J'» 13) Truth o r Con«t«luonc«t (41 Search F"r T->morrow (9) FAthor Know* lltwl 72-43 H ) n Hiding Light 13:26 17) N#w* l u> Nawi, W r i t hrr (4) fliiefirlstf F«th«r ( »» (lohiral 1:1) <:> Koeua 1:30 ( ! ) Si-unr. 44 9 A* Th. World Turni (» i Nstta 1:4) (91 CArtoon* 2.00 4 :1 People Will Talk 11'i*7 ira (0) PililrWor'l 0 : Ann HuUirrit 1:33 f 2 > N« w» 3.20 (7) D-n’ lurto (4) Hi ill •** |*Nrtf m I*my Iri Court Ruth Jesaen, a mrmber o f New* I I I (31 IN T H E CIRCUIT 4 Of IIT. I: Of (2) isfirtHto Yminir NINTH JCIIIFI ! l . Clllt I IT. th» w o m o n ’a professional g olf (4) Tn T*ll *n.o Truth in and roil * i : viiniii . i : tou r sine# 195(1, holds the ( » ) Queen Fur a Day CD I) NTT. * T » r r . OF FLUII. I 35 MI New i ■l i t . IN CHANCERY. Ml. cours e record o f (15 for the 3:I'» tt ) You Don't Htojr i a.i"sa Kedmund ( W a s h . ) course— . (Color | THE WlLLIAMnnU BOII 8 9 V (4) Kdae o f Night feat she accom plished while I NO* DANK, a N*w Y»rk #"# l i t Ml 51a Uhi limiito portion, still in hig h arhni'l. 14) Kerrtt tftorni # pu tn iirr v«. I MiN\laI» EDWIN BOOrfK# «t By Abigail Von Burtn DEAR ABBTi t know what Tt[INNER AND MAD­ DER is going through. 1 lost 43 pounds la the last six months and I feel better and look younger and pret­ tier for it. Evtryoo# I know tells me how great I look —except one person. She in­ sists that I don’t look like myself, and that she pre­ ferred the old fat me! In­ cidentally her husband la one of thoje who compli­ mented me. Well, this wo­ man who p refered the old fat me recently got contact lenses, so when I saw her, I told her she didn’ t look like herself and that I pre­ ferred the "old beapectacled h er!" She got the meatage and now she Isn't speak­ ing to me any more. ! don't feel that I've tost a friend— I just showed her up for the jealous ca’t she waa. THIN AND HAPPY Woman:By Ruth Millett T E L E V I S I O N Brash e a O n e*. . . LeaIs fo r Month* JO H N S T O N ’ S N O -R O A C H : S im p ly bru sh J oh n ston 's No-Roach on cablneta to control cockroaches, on sills to stop ■nta. Colorless, odorless coating stays effective for months. No need to move dishes or brenthe harmful sprays. a Remember: N#-Roach means no roach aa. NOW OPEN FRENCH AVE„ SANFORD WINN Pur Ca rry Out Order* Plrsa# Phuns 322-9816 W e l l llav# It Heady OUK BOARDING HOUSE FKOA\ WjtATXVE SEEM, n\ r ',a - DIXIE FOOD STORES O U R H o u n a A ptiMCtuKEo HdAD.BKtmtrFt TOW.TH* ftt S N rn if. RALLOOfd AT EVE.RVDCEli LEC.WKJ BE A BIT OtFfF.KEFlT , THlMCi 'iOUTKY, AMOSf iN THIS MCKMUiOKVlOCJU.' t 9PLMT4 0 t O CH 'T *Ui>nOS6 , WAflY VE-AH4- CM WALL LiKLET'IUAr SOU CAM DO AMY- . fU)f.‘j iR L Y t ’A\ OUT OF "TOUCH Villlt 11UMO RlCStVT, HUT IT PKCNINCIAL -ftiirtKIHei/— H AK 1 YLJlYT HOkLY SOU TO L'AFF/-— A1AVHC X COULli t t C t f U f y 1WATCH AM OLD Ptt3 A POlMTEK A R E R A L L . H Y ^ OHOLKV1M6 V O U « J lE O iN lQ U ef, Record D*f«ntl«ntt. NOTICE o r M I T the m m o r n .o itiu t Tilt IkttniAM K1 utr! ft 11 o (i « t, » h " i » m illin g n M ria i l« VAN, c/o r 1*0, S*w York* York, ami f a t riel a K, llfimat, hi* wlfa, w h i M r«il<t»aca U • 1 Ct*Urhurit leant. Camp lllll* l't n m y Ivanla NotUt In hereby «lv*n that ault h4« bean flleil In the above In II «tt'l Court ***i^1r>»t you. and of you, and afalnat Odh4m A Tudor. Inc. u rortkorutlnrt. the title of which Ini :1 a above att own. You sirt htraby rei|ulrad to file your a niw e r or wrilten def*nM*ii» if any, In tha abova protaadlna with the Clerk of thle Court and to aerve a copy th ereof upon th*» plain­ tiff's altorneya w hm « name and a<ldr*ea appear* hereon, on or before the Hitt day of October, !>*]. the nature of thla proter.linii tielmc a euti tn for eel lie® the Hen of a mortifaKe on the f«*ll«iwlntf Dar rib* *t property altuate in 8* mmol® C-iuuty* Klurida lo wit: r*ot S». IK>trTir PINECIIEHT. Third Addition# • eiihdlelalon, according tn map or plat ihoreaif rieonled In Plat Hoik II, Pave II, Public Itevorde o f he ml note cou nty, tl o r Ida. DON*K AND OflDEItKD at Hanford, lieFnJnoU County, Htaia o f Florida, thla dth day o f rfeptembef, 1312. (rit A L ) Arthur II. Beckwith. Jr-# Clerk o f tha Clrrult Court Uy: AUrtha T. Vlhlan, D- C ROiaUI. WIGHT A BURFORD American Natiutial Batik llldvP. U. Bos n > «4 ht. Petarahurv St, Florida. Attorneya for PDIntlff Publlih kept. 19. 17# 2« A Oct. 1. !M «. CUM-4? t (DaoJi flbby S B O A R D IN G H O U SE (■<VWWUKDA HM-W— -THAT SLEEPING HtJWUM- J DOO 14 IM ADlHECT < aoopM cwM Line virtti tdm amd me* tMAONATlVe/D'A ‘ WO.YCGM D(XT tC U iW " A LIME THAT k L VK»JDEKV0iAT WOULD LADf/.TM, WAUfirAtl BACKlU V-hHAPPCMIPTIMllAUD KKWTHft HAKDlMGS ADMifilSrtWROMfb AM AMSfCV CAT {■ . / C pou - a - d l N c to o r w C it r a w a y f k o m ft w m e d o g s FOOMO; tlM BEFOUL BE: DKNLM AM. / ) KLCOMB flUlTD AVlOfsif dsrwArTtoM/hyirfc-aw^MctMSEO WHEKl CO O lO t TBEIR tiUJMBER IfJ 5PEAKTO DISTURBED* Some W JTHERf \A \wt Abo u t, T O LEARfd ^ TO O*. The Desert A O IO U • rroo# 10 Kipciia ltV x rt plan* 11 Ralaca 7 AJtlraa d.rrrt 11 Feminln# oame II Italian 1! Btacit bsurd# 21 lower 21 lata MCrack mo XIMiuctad IT Conrluafee 23 Alvar tn Dm lATadda N*th*rLaUs 19 0«ll 2! 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TT u )T V " ' P '* ' �V Legal Notice ia n r a or r a u itm r a i u ia XOT1CB ie hereby given that the underelgned Arthur II. Oeckwlth, Jr., Clark of Cir­ cuit Court o f Seminole County, Florida. o a the Ilt h day o f September, IMA. at 11:M o'clock A. M. at th« Front Door o f tho acmlnolt County Court Home. annlnolo Coun­ tr. In tho city of Sanford, Florida, of fe r for aala and tall mi public outcry to tha htaheat and heat blddtr fo r caah, the following deecrltieil property altuated In Hemlnola County. Florida, to-wlt: I*.t 1. Block U. WOODJIKI’. K PA UK 2ND URPEAT, arcordlna to plat thereof recorded In Plat lh.uk It. Page 75. Publlo Itecorda of ltemlnola Coun­ ty. Florida, pnrauant to tha Final Deere# o f Fureeloeure entered In a rare pendlnc In aald Court, the atyle o f which la MrCAI'flHAN M fl It T tl A O H COMPANY. INC, a Florid* corporation. Plaintiff, -veBl'DDT NKVIIJ.K At'1.1,1VAN and ItKTTY JANE SVL UVAN, hla a lf r . fiefendante, •nd I ho ci. cry number o f which la 121- . WITNESS my i md an>l tha official atal of eald t'-u Mil# (Ml day o f September, t i l l . MIC A 1,1 Arthur II. Beckwith. J r , Clerk uf the Circuit Court of Seminole Cuuniy, F lo r­ ida It*-> Martha T. Vthle# Deputy Clerk Joeeph M. Fltiuerald Atturnay for Plaintiff l i t Security Truat Building Miami 17, Florida PlUnklln D l C l I’ UMI-h dept. 10, 1**1. cu it.i; IN T H E C H U P IT COt MT O F T H E NINTH J l l J I C I t L C H I . C l IT . IN A N D FIMt a F .H I. NOI.K C O l'N T t , F I.O H IU A . c u t Ncr.itt no. taani FIIIMT FF.DF.IIAI, SAVINtM AND IXIAN ASSOCIATION U F OllUANUO, • corporation. Plalatlft rt JOSEPH C. TIDMORM and VIOI.KT TIDMOHE, hla a lf a , at a I , Defendant#. c i .k i i k *# N tm cn of • * a t i .M Notice la hereby alvan that un.ler a Dacraa of forerloaura and aala entered l>y the Judaa nf the Circuit Court o f tha Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for drinlnnla County, Florida, on the Ilth day of September, 19(7, In a certain eauaa be­ tween FI ret Federal Having* and Doan Aaaoclatlon of Or­ lando, a corporation, plaintiff, and Joeeph C. TUImnre and Vlulet Ttdmore, hla wlft, at al„ defamlanla, be Inc Chanrery No. 11791, t will aril at public auction to the htaheat and beet bidder fur raah, at the front door of the Courthouee In Sanfurd, Semlnnla County, Florida, at the hour o f 11 ittu, A. II, on Monday, the 2m h day o f Uepteniber, 1 1 ( 1 . tha follow Iria Ueacrlbtd properly. Jeii 9, Block C. o f 1.IT. T1.K WEKIWA ESTATES. NCMIlElt (INK, Sci nl Hole County. Flurlda. accordtna to the plat thereof at r e ­ corded In I'lat Book 1, J>aa« -1. o f the Public lie. corda o f Memlnole Coun­ ty. Florida. ISEAI.I Arthur II. Ileckwlth, J r , Clerk lly: Martha T. Vlhlea D. C. David \V. Iledrlck nf tha firm o f (Ht.KS. IIKDHICK A IIOUINSON 122 Mouth Court Street Orlando, Florida Altnrneya for Plaintiff Puhllah: Sept. II, 1 1 ( 1 . CDM-T4 IN T i l l ! r iR C I IT r o t ' f t r , NINTH J l i l l i m L PIIII PIT. IN AND rim SKMI.NO LM PO INTY. r i. m ilD A . IN ITKNCKHY NO. IKIT FED Ell AI. NATION A I, MOTH*. HAtlB ASSOCIATION, a c o r ­ poration nriianlied under an Act o f Cumcrraa and riletlri# pureuant to the Federal Na­ tional Mortgage A n oclallm Charier Act, Plaintiff, -veW I I .U A M DALTON THTNVOfln and HETTY LOCIHK DCVFiilll). hie wife, and OllANME I'TII.ITT COMPANY. and III DUE WOOD W O O D PltH. DL'CTM I S C , Defendanta. N OTIPK OF a 91.17 NOTII'K IS IIKHKIIY OIVKN that on the Kill day o f Me|itellllier, A II. 1991, at the hour o f tl'Oe A M. at thw raetern dour o f ihe Court Houae In Hemlnol# County, Florida, City of Hanford, tha Honorable AHTIIPIt II. HKCKWITH. J it, Clerk of the Clrcu lt Court of Seminole Coun­ ty. Florida, will offer for nale In the hlglieat bidder at public otilery f.ir ct ill. Hie following deecrlbed property o f tha Defendant a: eltuale and lying In Seminole County, Flurlda. lo wit: Dot 29. llluck 1. W R A T H EIHFIEI.il FlltHT AD­ DITION, according In Ilia plat (hereof. ,te recorded In Plat Hook 11, Pane (A Public Hecorde of Heml> mile County, Florida. Subject lo a ullllly eueement over the aoulH fourteen (lt> feet. Together with the fullowlng etiulpnienl: TNTEHNATIONAI, OF CT ICA FI'lt.NACK MODEL. NO. m i s (2 K-D Thle tale le made pureuant In the Final Decree o f forerloeure In Ihe above rau-e. Chancery Cave No. 17(17. eutrred by Ilia Honorable (•) VANS All It CAlll-TON, Judge nf the aald Court, on tha l l l h day uf September, A. D. 19(1. IN WITNESS WIIEtlKOF, I have hereunto eel my hand and official aeal Ihla l l l h day uf September, A ll. 19(2. ISEAI.I Arthur II Beckwith. J r , Clerk o f Ihe Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida By: llarllta T. Vlbleti Deputy Clerk XANDBIIM. McEWAX. SCHWA IDS A MIMS l « ( Ea-t Central Avenue Orlando. Florida Publleh Sapiemher 17, 11(2. f 'D M T i ‘ f % * f % NOT RESPONSIBLE I will nut b# reeponaiblt for any dcbla Incurred by anyone other than myeelf. Elmer G. Colvenbach / L li t it -C fr e t n y s t �Realize Your Need-Then Dial FA 2-5612 For Quick Action Thru The Herald Classifieds. I . Far Raat Phone 322-5612 Classified 322-5613 It Pays To Use The HERALD Want Ads. Office 204 W. First DEADLINES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tu**., thru Fri. - 2 P. M. day M o re iuertioo. Moo. • Sat. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tu«»., thru FrL - 2 P. 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Furniture 34. Articles Tor Sale 34-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats • Motors 38. Motorcycles • Scooters 30. Trailers - Cabnnns 40. Farm Equipment 2. Notices • Personals YOUR Church or Group can raise I50.no ami more, taiy and fast. Have 10 members pncN Mill only twenty 30c packages my lovely cheery Christmas Carol Table Nap kins. Keep $50 fur your treasury, No money need ed. Free samples. Anna Wade, Dept. IMIIT2, Lynch burg. Vs. VACUUM CLEANER, repairs, part*, supplies fur Electro lux. Kirby, Hoover, AirW'ay, nex-Alr etc. Free pickup. New and Used cleaner, sold. FA 2-2282. 3. Education • Inst ruction PIANO A Organ Lessons. Be sinners, advanced. Child ren, adults. Experienced teacher Call FA 2-3328. U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! 7. Businewa Rentals 4 ROOM Furn. Apt. 304 Elm. SUITE of offices in Edwards FA t-2021. Building, corner of Com­ mercial A Park. Ph. FA LARGE 2 Dr. Eli. Eq., $50. 2-7898. 3 Dr. I Vi bath «M. Exceptionally nice, clean 2 Ur. 8. Beach Rentals central air-conditioning A H u t c h iso n ocean front heating 9125. Apartment. Daytona Beach. Larg« $ Br. Mayfair 9160. FA 2-4038. ROSA L. PAYTON Reg. Real Eitate Broker FA 2-1301 Vl)r ftadforh ■rrilft SWEETIE PIE Sept. 17, 1965 — Patte 9 I 27. Special Services 9. For Sale or Rent FURN. Lovely large 4 room 12. Real Estate For Sale Apt. 1 tjbath, large screen­ FHA - VA ed porch. FA 2-4050. GOVERNMENT HOMES 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS 1 AND 2 BATHS MOST KITCHEN EQUIPPED 2 BEDROOM House unfur­ DOWN PAY31ENTS FROM nished. Kitchen equipped. Venetian blinds and Fla. $100 VA TO $250 FHA Room. 980 month, 2106 Amelia. FA 2-2373, LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS NICELY furnished 3 Bed­ EXCELLENT LOCATIONS room House. FA 2-0274. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY UNFURNISHED large 2 bed­ AND room Duplex. Fla. room. Electron heat. 14th St. WE CAN QUALIFY YOU Longwood. 831-3298. FOR ONE OF THESE OUTSTANDING HOME FURN. Apt. 2300 MeUonviUe. BUYS IN MINUTES! rm trying out my new jokes on him! He has the best FOR COMPLETE •enee of humor In townl" NICELY furnished 2 bedroom INFORMATION House. 9*0. a month. Phone SEE OR CALL FA 2-3249. FURN. Garage Apt. 309 W. 16th St. FA 2-3167. StenstTom Realty 12. Reel EeUte For Sale ASSUME payments on Sing­ 2 WINDOW unit Air Condi­ tioners. FA 2-0227. er Sewing machine equip­ ped to ilg xeg ft make but­ tsfsctioQ guaranteed. Ph. ton holes. 5 payments of AIR CONDITIONER with (test FA 3-1617 pump. 30-Bottle Coke ma­ $5.13. FA 2-9411. chine, flat top Guitar, esse. TREE SERVICE. Expert tree Small amplifier. FA 24130. service. Reasonable rates, SINGER 8 jears experience. Free estimate*. Ph. FA 2-4377. SLANT needle sewing ma­ WURL1TZER Spinet Piano. chine. Repossessed, la per­ Excellent condition. $600. WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, fect condition. Zlg xsgs, but­ FA 28739 or see at 170 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS ton holes, monograms, etc. Pinecrest Dr. All Typea and Sixes Guaranteed. Bal. due only We Repair and Service $58.26 or pay $6.16 monthly MORSE automatic rig tag In console. 3 Position needle, S T I N E with good credit. For free automatic designs, makes Machinery and Supply Co. home trial call Orlando col­ buttonholes, sews on but­ lect 241-9588. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 1-8412 tons. Assume payments of SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ 2nd HAND Refrigerators, $9.13. FA 2 9411. tio*, etc. Free estimate. Ph. T. V.'a ft Electric Ranges 322 3506. 36. Automobile* - Trucks at Furniture Center. TRACTOR Work. Mowing, $1 per day rental for Electric I960 FORD Sunlincr convert­ disk, blade. FA 2-7664, ible. Excellent condition. Ph. Carpet Shampooor with pur­ FA 2.1387. chase of Blue Lustre. Car29. Automobile Service roll's Furniture. ’56 RAMRI.ER. 6 cyl. Recon­ AUTO GLASS ditioned. 919 Park Ave. 17" PIIILCO portable T.V. In good condition. 322-7980. INSTALLED Senkarik Glass and Paint 1 GO-CART. 1 Lanibretta Comjtanjr 218 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4822 Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes SO UTH W ARD scooter, model No. 125. PhFA 2-4299. Auto Glass, Tops 4 Sea* Covers BUYING A NEW or USED CAR? FINANCE IT WITH US ♦ Low Interest Rites ♦ Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE JUNK 39. Trailer* • C ib cau WANTED: Used HousetralL . *r Reasonable. FA 9-1882. CONNOLLY’S USED VALUES LEESBURG LOT '54 Zimmer 8x41, 1 bed­ room __________ 91991 '53 American 9x30 1 bedroom____ ........ 911*8 ’58 31 System 8x35 2 bedroom....... ........ 92195 ’63 Fleetwood 10x57, 8 bedroom_________ 98999 OCALA LOT 1 BE D R O O M — 8* W ID E '54 Richardson 27’ . . . . 91195 '82 Terry Travel Trailer 1 7 '_________ 91793 '52 Rocket 30* ........... 91195 '54 New Moon 30’ _____ 91495 '54 Ironwood '30 ......... 9995 '56 Prairie Schooner 30* ..................... 91495 ’54 Palace 27’ _________ 91395 1 B E D R O O M — 10’ W ID E '61 Aristocrat, Air Conil. ................... 95405 2 B E D R O O M — 8 ’ W ID E '55 Michigan Arrow 41*........................ 91995 *37 Schutt 4 2 '_________ 93298 *55 Rocket 35’ _______ 91995 2 B E D R O O M — 10* W ID E '60 Eicitr 45’ _______ 92995 '59 Knox 60’ ______ 93480 3 B E D R O O M — 10’ W1DF, '63 Fleetwood 67’ ......... *3905 10 VOLUME set encyclopedia, like new, $50. Call aftsr AUTO GLASS & ’55 HAHDTOP Pontisc. Clean 6 p.m. 322-5454. SEAT COVER CO. ft running well. $393. Ph. 3226708 PORTER Cable. 8" p o w e r 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8032 saw, like new. Mrs. Cruthl*. \LL WORK GUARANTEED 21. Beauty Salons RL 1 Box 2703, V’ iblsn 37. Hnattt - Motor* 31A. Pets Cut ‘.N Curl Beauty Shop Hoad. 15’ BOAT. 25 horse motor. 318 Palmetto Arc. FREE Kittens. Part Persian Canvass top. Trailer. $200. 1 DESK 825. 1 Studio couch WE now have a apeciat facial A Siamese. FA 2-2738. FA 2-#233. 925. Both like new. FA booth, services from Up to 2-2738. tip. Free parking lot. Open MANCHESTER Puppies. All Gateway To Tlte Waterway evening* by appointment malrs. Cull after 5 p.m. FRIGIItAlRE used Irouer. I'm Robson S p o ilin g Goods Phone door (1) 322-0834 REPOSSESSION FA 2-7477. Excellent condition. Call Your EVLNRUDE Dealer Assume Payment* of Phone door (2) 322-8525 FA 2-2611. PERSIAN Kittens. Red. Pure 304 6 8 E. 1st Ph. FA 23961 167.02 per month FREE $50 PERM. WAVE Bred $20. Miller's Motel on 11)60 V A N G U A R D READY 3IIX Concrete, win­ 15’ SUPERCRAFT. 40 lip Complete Beauty Service 17-92. FA 2-4280, 2 Bedroom 46 x 10 dow sills, lintels, steps, Johnson. Iltiltsclaw t i l t Kevelon A Patricia Stevens blocks, aand, cement, rock, 32. Flowers • Shrubs trailer. '60 outfit. A-1 vend, Cosmetics pipe, steel, grease traps, HrUMmahle. FA 28t42. Harriett'* Beauty Nook RGUTED Legu.itruin In can*. dry well*, stepping stone,. 105 So. Oak. FA 2-3742 2S cents each. Ph. FA Miracle Concrete Co. 3H. Motorcycle* • Scooter* M O B IL E HOM E SA LE S. 2-6504. .109 Eltn Ave. FA 2-5751 Inc. 25. Plumbing Service 1963 V'ESl’A Motor Scooter. Open Dully except Sundsya BLOOMING Roses on double SEPTEMBER Special. Ludie* $2iH> In perfect condition. PLUMBING LE E SB U R G cherokee stock. $2 30 each. I loo French Ave. ft Childrens shoes 91.94 pair. Contracting Repairs U.S. 411 By-Pasa Gray Shadows Nursery Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. FREE ESTIMATES Phone 787-5331 '59 VESPA Scooter Helmet; 4 ml. S. on Sanford Ave. R. L. HARVEY needs some work. |85 or GRKTSCH Guitar. Fender deOCALA 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 ORCHID PLANTS 3821 Gainesville Road best offer, (’ alt Jarman, luxe Amplifier with trem­ For Sale Phone 622-8166 322-1330, Ext. 263. olo. $250. 322 8097. HINSON & HEARN AT BARGAIN PRICES PLUMBING CONTRACTING J. C. Burden Leman Bluff Hansiri 6t Water Healers FREE ESTIMATES 33. Furnitare 20-1 E. 3rd St. n22-[ilt:i WANTED reliable couple to 26. Radio ft Television take up monthly payments of $13.30 oo 3 complete USED T.V. Sets $lo up. Ser­ rooms of furniture. Call vice calls $2.00. Sanford TK 8 1311, Casselberry, col­ T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford lect. Ave. Ph. FA 2 9776. NEAR Paola School; new 7 Real Eitate—Mortgages room home, 1 acre lot. Ph. FURN. Cottage at 3 Points. 111 N. Park Are. 322-2420 FA 2-3378, FA 2 0879. FA 2-7493 963 per month. Ph. FA 2-1467 Ravenna Park FA 2-2677 FA 2 3829 FA 2-8360 FOR SALE 1$' owner. Large 2 BEDROOM furnished Apart­ House on 2t)o' x 830' lot on Evenings ment. Close in. Reasonable. Banana Lake. FA 24303. JOHN E. FOX FA 2-0641. REALTOR BEDROOM unfurnished 110 N. Park Ave. 323-0559 House. Kitchen equipped. $30 month. Pick up key at IN DEUAHY. 2 Bedrooms, 2 Property MaiuiKvimmt baths, 2 utilities. School bus 613 E 14th St. FA 2-6630. Broker service. $9,950. $soo down AIR-CONDITIONED OR. in Balance to suit purchaser. 3 Rm. furn. Apt. $65. mo. 322-6282. Offers for your seleetiun Ill E. 8th St. FA 2-4263. those Beautiful 2, 3, ft 4 3 BEDROOMS, l'a bath. FURN. Air-condition New 1 Uedroom Screened porch. Built-in bedroom Duplex. Adults on­ range. $300 down. $67.0*) ly. 2200 Park Avc. Sanford. month. No qualifying. 8.16 I.ormunn Circle Nurth. EFFICIENCY Apartment on Longdate. Longwood Flu. First St. Near 2 city free parking lots and shopping 1.AKEFRONT HOME TO BE stores. No utility charges. PROUD OF. Custom built, Priced From $6,750 Suitable for couple or sin­ Down Payments 2 UR. P i bath, dbl. carport; gle, also retires! people. garden ipace, nice shrub­ As Low As $100 FA 2-4712. bery with irrigation, pier Monthly Payments Into take. For a better hmue DUPLEX 1203 Elm. Apart­ ments 801 Magnolia. Carpet call From $43.50 4c fireplace. New living To make the best homo room furniture. Master bed­ buy, see the room. Jalousie back porch. VA - FHA Clean. $63. Inquire 110 Elm. INVESTMENT A REALTY llfl N. Park Ave. 322 9173 Appointed NO 9 5267. ~~FREE ESTIMATE 27. Special Services PLANNING TO HUY OR Upholstering ft Mattress ren­ Property APT. 930. Surplus City. BUILD A HOME SOON? FILL dirt, top dressing, top ovating. New ft Used FurniManagement "CLEAN quiet Rooms" The We will CUSTOM BUILD the soil, clay, shell, peat. Ellis lure. Call Nix Bedding Mfg house of your choico on the Gables FA 2 0720. Broker Lloyd. FA 2 2576 Co., at 708 Celery Ave. lot of your choice. TA 2-2117. CLEAN Efficiency Apt. 611 COMPLETE HOME BUILD­ WASHING Machine Service. Park Ave. Fre« estimates on repairs. Used furniture, appliance*, ERS SERVICE frum plans 2640 Hiawatha. 322-7363. loads, etc. Bought • Sold. to financing Ufficc FA 22118 CLEAN lit floor Apartment Larry'* Mart 213 Sanford RALPH JARVIS — Builder Nifht FA 2-0644 Private entrance. 1004 Pal­ Ave. Ph. FA 2 1132. Air-Conditloninpr 1713 Sanford Ave FA 2-1810 123-0700 metto. H. B. POPE CO.. INC. 2528 Park Dr Sanford. Fla Your Furniture. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 200 So Park Ave. FA 2-4231 Sell Us F U R N I S H E D Apartment. Quick Service Witli tlte 3 BEDROOM CU Hume. Realtor Clean and close in. Jimmie Plano Tuning and Repair Cash. SUPER TRADING Key mood Lundqulst, Asso. Fenced In backyard, shal­ Cowan. 3224013. POST. FA 2 0677. low well. Take up pay­ W. L. Harmon — FA 24233 FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: ments. 116 N. Sunland Dr. DUPLEX nooms private baths, 114 Ph FA 2-7615. CONCRETE block building W. First St. LAKE MARY neat 2 Bedroom near Navy bsir. Each unit MAYFAIR: 3 Bedroom, 1 has 2 bedrooms, equipped CB Hume situated on 2 1 bath, large y a r d . $1U0 kitchen, living room and large shaded lot*. Lake j monthly. FA 2-4700. privileges on big Lake bath. One unit furnished. Monthly income $135. Price Mary. Only $5,3U0. RENT A HED $11,000 with good terms. Itollaway, Hospital A Baby 15. Bunlnetis Opportunity Beds. You’ll score a “ BULL’S-EYE,” SERVICE Station fur lease. By Day, Week, or Month. Inventory takeover. Good CARROLLS FURNITURE Whichever ’fi3 Model Car location Pit. FA 2-U42. Ph. FA 2-3181 116 W. 1st St. REALTOR — LNSUHOK You Choose! I BEDROOM Apartment. FA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave V A - FHA 34. Article* For Sale Rv Nadine LAWN By routine Seltzer seltzer U ow;c[ in4 SERVICE „e 17-92 at Hiawatha 5 ROOM House. 817 Catalina, 2 BEDROOM House. Kitchen equipped. FA 2-3858. 34. Articles For Sals Jim Hunt Realty CONNOLLY Close-Out Sale! ON A L L FORD T R U C K S TRADE - INS ACCEPTED — FREE TOP VALUE STAMPS KT3-I0 ft $1 — Two To Chnona From ECONOLINE PICKUP TRUCK Light blur 170 Clf), 6 cylinder engine, standard tr»n*., (3) 630x13 lire*, painted rear humtier, turn signal*. LAST SHOT SALE PRICE SALE! *179 5 BT-380 ECONOLINE DISPLAY VAN Sandthell Beige 170 ('ID. 6 eyUnder engine, standard Iran*.. (J) 700x11.6 ply Gre». . station pas*. Seal. % Stemper Agency SALE PRICE 2 0 75 17. Male Help Wanted Quiet neighborhood. FA 2- ASSUME payment* of $63,711 JANITORIAL Work. Short 1463 from 8:30 to 6 p. m. per month on 3 bedroom, hours daily. Must have Monday thru Friday. Ph. 1 bath Home. Chain link transportation. Apply in FA 2-4501 any other time. fence around yard. $10.30 person. Thors. 10 a. nt. extra fur 20 month*. May 2 BEDROOM unfurnished Jet Lanes. be bought with or without House Kitchen equipped fence. Can be seen at 212 FA 2-3631. 19. S itu a tio n * W an ted Palm Place, Sanford or call 3230713 for further in­ WILL do ironing. 323 0591, HOUSE trailer, $65. FA 2-6087. formation. BABYSITTING day or night. LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, also 1 bedroom trailer on Love ft core. Big yard. St. Johns Realty large take. Adults only. Ph. THE TIME TESTED FIRM | Meals furnished, also will FA 2-7368. buard. FA 2-7980. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 JIEN-W’OJIEN, 18-32. Start high as $102.00 a week. Pre­ paratory training until appointed. Thousands of jobs 2 BEDROOM anil 3 bedroom FOR SALE OR LEASE: Mo­ : Child Care FA 2-2274. open. Experience usually Houses. FA 2-3683. dern concrete block build­ PAIN riN'G or Repair work. unnecessary. FREE infor­ ing containing stores, offices Ph FA 2 7064 mation on jobs, salaries, re­ FURN. 2 Bedroom House. and warehouse. Over 3300 Adults. No pets. FA 2-1664 quirements. Write TODAY square feet. Facing two 20. lluliyt.ittem giving name, address and 2 BEDROOM furn Apt. New­ business streets, Sanford phone. Lincoln Service, Box ly decorated. 6ol Palmetto. Avenue and Third Street BABYSITTING. FA 2 8974. 40, c o Sanford Herald. Call FA 2 1374 after ti (opposite Winn-Dixie). Call WILL keep children in nty or write Joe Moss, 3103 N. home weekly. Experienced. 2 BEDROOM House furnish­ W. First Avenue. Gaines­ F A 2 1212. ed, including telephone ft ville, Florida. Phone Frank­ T.V. FA 2 6228. lin 2-1727 before 6 p nt. ex­ cept Sunday. UOUSETRAILER, also Apt. For Sale Adults. No animats. Ph. FA 2 2117. GREEN BRIAR 7. Busin ex* Rentals 803 1st. St. 0 ROOMS. Suita­ ble for Office. Parking available in rear. 322-27 It frutu 11-6 p.m. You can find anything you need advertised in the Her­ ald by Sauigi’d merchants. Choir* till* available in Grrmbrisr of l.oeh Arbor overlooking golf course. < u-tnrn building to your specification. Grecithriar developed by K1NGSWOUD BUILDERS INC. 20J Fairmont Dr. FA 2-xi)7i Our Entire '63 Stock MUST GO . . . Regardless Of Price! T3-73 and 81 F-100 >/2 Ton Pickup 111” sheet base Integral, light blue, 8 cylinder, standard trails., uulaida mir­ ror, I..II., 367x15 4-ply lire*. SALE PRICE SALE PRICE *178 5 T3-96 F-100 Vi Ton Pickup Chevrolets • Olds • Chevy l l ’s Cadillacs Choose Your Model! Choose Your Price! III" wheel base. Integral body. B cylin­ der, standard Iran*., lurking type dif­ ferential, (3) 670x13 l-ply tires. SALE PRICE $ 18 75 T3-1U3 F-100 V i Ton Pickup Integral cab. lorn, while 122" sheet base. 8 cylinder engine, standard traits., turn signals. SALE PRICE . . Not The Sticker Price! . . Not The Heater Price! 13 F-100 Vi Ton Pickup liar* side body, light blur, 6 rytinder, standard Iran,, painted rear bumper, turn signals. *1830 F-600 2 TON TRUCK (ONE ONLY) V-8. I*-peed transmission, (8) 823x10 Id ply tires. Hydraulic vacuum brawler brakes, heavy duty rear spring* and axle, Rangoon Bed tab and thaailx. :i Falcon Rancheroa (2) V-8 engine, (1) 8 cylinder engine, your choice. *2 0 4 5 Priced Right! , . But The Low, Low Holler I'rice! Orchid Plants Green tlmi-r Itench**. Oil llratrr ALL ITEMS AT A BARGAIN J. C. BUNTEN LEMON BLUFF OSTEEN. FLA. Holler Motor Sales COMPANY 219 E. 2nd ST. FA 2-6231, FA 2-0711 2505 PARK AVE. FA 2-RS61 Your .Authorized Ford Dealer For Seminole County Strickland - Morriso n , Inc. .’508 E. First St. Hi. FA 2-1181 - W. I’urk MI 7*1818 �A X ? -,..— » ^ - ;> *K 77 ": ~*» ^Ti -. •v* t*. -*?■ \/* >•’S's * / M-;•/'%vr i*, *» 5-------------------— f >- * ■— _ — — ifla a if. ^ Annua/ TO BE AWARDED EACH W EEK FIRST PRIZE $10.00 SECOND PRIZE K M foqtbali contest THIRD PRIZE 94.00 Nothing To Boy — No Obligation HEADING V P nctlvitlM thin year for DeBary'a American Legion Herbnrt D. Gibb Pott 159 art Commander and Mrs. Peter Koppenaai (left) gad V k t Commander and Mrs. William G. William*. (Cox Photo) TO: Sanford Herald Sanford, Florida j ANNOUNCED IN THIS SPACE NEXT WEEK Loses Prize Cow SWINDON, England (UPl) —The Royal Air Force lent a helicopter Monday to help Art h u r Sleveni, a firm er, learch for Emma, his ml**lo i prior cow. THE ONLY 2-WHEEL DRIVE TRUCK BUILT WITH 'JEEP* TOUGHNESS CONTEST RULES • Pick a number which you think will be the highest number of points scored by any one team on this page anil place this numl>er In the space provided in Entry Blank. This will l>e used to break ties. One entry only to cnch contestant. Entries must be brought to the office of this paper or postmarked no luter than Friday Noon, Sept. 20. Luggage CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP 500 E. Second St. 8** ’J*ao* vahlctaa to action In “IE GREATESTSHOWONEARTH" Sanford, Florida Tuesday 8 p. in. 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A largo group of police watched a* McClain and the Rev. G. E. Smitherman enttred with a rlty commluloner, two library board nimlwrt •ml tho chairman of the local Human Relation* Council. Th*. tvro J.'ejn cj each checked out two book*. City Commiaalon offered a f 1,000 reward for nrrent and conviction of anyone reiponllbla for Sunday’s attack on th« mlnlater*. i DURING I think............................. will be the moat points scored In any one game. WINNERS FOREVER announcing WEEK ddrtM ••* IN&IHC Is Malay Youths Stage Protest Two Escorted Into Library EACH WILL (Reasonable Facsimile also Accepted) Contest Editor Sen. Symington Defends Treaty amendment and begin consid­ eration of tho separata rati fication resolution. APPEAR PAGE OFFICIAL ENTRY BLANK MAIL OR BRING ENTRY BLANK 'WASHINGTON OJP1) IW H w t Kennedy M ay urg­ ed American bmiaatamm to jpeomota export market! for their products to help item the flow of dollars abroad and improve domestic economic conditions at the name time. The Chief Executive spoke nt the stirt of a apodal con­ ference called by the Whits Haase and the Commerce De­ partment to oxploro methods of expert expansion. Wieboldt's CONTEST FOOTBALL SEASON. JF K Calk For More Exporting Hemberi o f tho Cabinet, in­ part trade following World cluding Treasury Secretary War II had disappeared under Douglas Dillon, Labor Secre­ t h o growing e c o n o m i c tary W. Willard Wlrti, and ■trengtb of trading partners Commerce Secretary Luther and the development of reg­ H. Hodgee, together with ional associations such as the Kennedy’s chief trade nego­ Common Market. tiator, Chrlatlan A. ilerter, “ While the productivity of also stroke. “ I know that all of you — our farms, the efficiency of and many other American our factories, the skill of our buiineumcn — recognise the workers and Uie enterprise of need for a more aggressive our merchants stand at the export policy and are resolv­ highest level in our history, ed to meet it,” Kennedy said. wo have felled to maintain “ You recognize that, for al­ our volume of exports at a most any American business, sufficiently high level,’ ’ the life can begin anew at the President said. lie pointed out that the ocean's edge.'* The President in hfx pre­ United States once dominated pared remarks reminded Ida world markets because her WASHINGTON (UFI) audience repeatedly that the businessmen were known far ■an, Stuart Symington, (D* competitive advantage held aggressive p r i c i n g policies Mo,), th* nation'* first Air by the United States In ex under which lower prices led Force secretary defended tho to higher volume and larger nuclear toot bon treaty today profits. en one e f Its most debated “ The New World was a land points — tb* ability of U, of competitive pricing,” he B. mlitUo altea to aurvlva said. “ The Old World waa the atomic bombing. home of cartels and rigid Symington, who had access price maintenance.’ ’ to secret military testimony The situation today, how­ KUALA LUMPER, Malay before two cummltteea on thu ever, Is that exports of other sia (U P l)—Rioting Malaysian treaty, Mid in a speech pre­ nations have expanded more pared for Senate delivery, youths today burned and ston rapidly than U. S. exports be­ “ The evidence La that the So­ ed Indonesian diplomatic of­ cause, as tha President put fices In retaliation for at viet* know no more than we lacks on the Malayan and Brl it, “ their businessmen have do about such vulnerabilities, become belter competitors, He challenged one of the tish embassies In Jakarta, because European producers, Indonesia, Monday. -principal anti-treaty argu At the aame time, the new unlike American producers, menti, saying, “ The evidence respond to excess capacity it that they havo not conduct­ Federation of Malaysia broke by reducing prices In order off diplomatic relations with ed any largo-yield testa of Indonesia and tho Philippines, to maintain production ra­ this kind.* Treaty opponenta have its neighbors who refused to ther than rrduring production atrened that the Soviet Union extend It recognition when it to maintain prices.” probably know* much more came into being Monday. Tho Malay, Chinese, and then the United States about super-bomb effects because Indian youths burned a pie if the Russians’ 1U01-H)<12 at­ turn of President Sukarno of mospheric testing of high Indonesia and then stamped on the charred remains In yl«M weapons. •.. in snapshots Tha treaty rloarcd Its first Trent of the Indonesian Em­ parliamentary hurdle Monday bassy. The howling mob shouted with hackrr* thing the hlrlh of the Fischer qulntuplrt* si anti-Sukarno slogans a n d ■ symbolic reason for Its rati threw rocks and fire crackers flcatlon. at the embassy building. The Senate took the parlia­ They burned one enniular mentary step when it agreed oftlce In a nearby building CAM ERA SHOP unanimously to accept the ac and damaged three other o f­ f | 211) S. PARK AVE. tual text of tho treuty without fices. THIS SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO. 319 W. 3rd St. FA 2*3233 Serving Srmlnola County far over 30 Ytara Miami vh FSIJ • SOAP AND WATER CLEAN UP The Only Paint With A WRITTEN UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE Mary Carter Paints 209 W. 1st ST. FA 2-3649 Colorado va 8. California I �JF K Agrees To Thursday Conference On Alabama Issue ® Jj? le n til* WEATHER: Scattered showers through Thursday; high today 87-92; low tonfyght in mid-TOa. VOL. 5li V eTo *B. E. Porter and bis lira, had the extreme pleasure o( hat ini: dinner with Inez Mere­ dith last night . . . and, as all of you who know her will realize, it was a lively and merry evening. ADo, It. E. Porter got an enlightening earful about county politic*. • • • There is a blooming politi­ cian at Lyman High School who could give pointers to the experienced politicians. She's Marla Jones, who is running lor tiie oflice of treasurer of her class. .Marla is buying votes . . . with $2U bills in stage money. Bills bear her picture, saying 'T m buying votes,” -Vote for Marla" and •"it'a only money." United Press Leased Wire Established IWB WED., SEPTEMBER 18, 1903 SANFORD, FLORIDA m w A ... JFK On TV JULIAN STENSTROM Sanford Native Joins Herald As Sports Editor WASHINGTON I t PI) — President Kennedy will go before the nation on radio nnd television tonight to uppen! for public support of bis proposed $11 billion lax cut. Accord Reached PARIS (UPl) -— France nnd West Germany appeared today* to have reached agree­ ment on blocking nny EastWest pact that would confirm Soviet territorial runi|UesU in central and caalern Europe, Negro Leaders Ask Meeting WASHINGTON (U l'l) — | The announcement e a r n * The White House announced1shortly after Negro leader today that President Kennedy! Roy Wilkins urged the Presl* would meet late Thursday ! dent, at a news conference, to with seven Birmingham Negro cut off "every nickel” of fed* lenders on the new racial erat funds to Alabama and to crisis there resulting from the fight harder for a strong civil church bomb-death* of four rights bill. Wilkins tailed Ala* child ten. Iiuiiiu a “ police state." The Negro lenders, most of The Itcv. Martin Luther them clergymen, wired the King Jr., head o f the Routhera chief executive Monday asking Christian I.endership Confer* for “un immediate confer- eiice. wired Kennedy Monday cnee.” The White House said asking for the conference, . .. .. ................... today the meeting had been King's message raid: set up for 5 p. m. KUT Thura"Due to tragedy that occur* liiy. red- in — Birmingham -........... I . . - - ,jrsterday . • —.■■*/ Because Kennedy was busy: (Sunday) and the extreme p r e p a r i n g several major tension that grips the city and speeches, Including one on tax 1state, tlic undersigned and my* reduction t i be delivered to a self feel the need for an imnationwide television audience j mfd[ute conference with you." toidubl, ho.................II was unubie to set Also signing the message up the racial conference any tverc ■•voner, a spokesman said. The Rev. Fred l» Shuttle** The Herald announced to­ worth, bond of the Alabama day the appointment of Jul­ Human Rights Movement; A. ian Stenstrom as sports edi­ G. Gas ion, Birmingham busi* tor. Strnstrom, a native of nrssmun whose home and Sanford, served as spurts motel were tiombed recently; editor of Tlic Herald in the 5 Cubans Held the Rev. J. L. Wnre. Birming­ • • • MIAMI I UPl) — Five more ham pastor; Ur. Lucius Pitts, late 1!)30'» and (or almut a Cars bearing KKK bumper Cuban exiles were arrested president of Miles College; strips have been spotted in 'year following World War It. Tuesday by narcotics ugeuts, FRED It. WII.SON MEMORIAL LAW Library Bishop H. I. Murchison, urnl children. From the left: Jitd^e Mize, Mrs. Dim He attended Stetson Uni­ the county . . . Kan Kennedy Including the alleged kingpin wan iltulimit'd in Brief Inti impressive ceremonies King's assistant, Ralph D. (1. Mitchiiin, Robert S. Wilson urul Mrs. W. 1). versity Irum 1917 tiirough Klan. of a multi-million dollar nar­ City nnd comity officials, at­ Atiernuthy. thin morning at the courthouse, Pictured with Leahy, • • • 1950. After his graduation lie cotics operation that was ex­ torneys and other dignitaries • • • Judge Vernon Mize tire the late Mr. Wilson** (Herald P h o to ) Clarification of that foot­ became director uf the lay­ posed last Saturday, filled the circuit court room WASHINGTON (UPl) — men's program of Hie Flor­ ball contest announcement in (Ids morning when n dedica­ A group uf Republican amt Tuesday's paper. The figure ida Raptist Convention. Dur­ UN Starts Work tion ceremony was held for Democratic senators huve *pto guess Is the most points ing the Korean conflict StrnUNITED NATIONS, N. Y. the Fred It. Wilson Memorial pealed for a nation wide duy o f by A TEAM and nut the most strum served as head of the Law Library in memory of the m,aiming „ n<| protest for th (UPl) — The LJ.N. General radio and television division points In a game. late attorney. Assembly got down to the four rhitdrrn killed In tho Bir­ • • • of the III Army’s public in­ Among those present were mingham, Ala., church bomb­ business of its IMth session formation department at Fort R. E. Porter hears that the Mr. Wilson's children. Mr*. W. ing. toduy. Its opening meeting opening date for that new .McPherson in Atlanta. Membership in the SemiTALLAHASSEE (LTD - I>. Leahy, of Guatemala City. Tuesday was marred by an Senate Democratic W h i p Following his release from supermarket at 27th Street State Ally. Clair A. Davis, St. G u a t e m a l a ; Mr*. Dan G. Hubert II. Humphrey of Min­ hole ilousters Club has climb­ the service in 1951 lie was unti-Custru demonstration. and 17-92 is Oct. 1. been posted under his leader- Petersburg, testified in all- Mitchum, Milwaukee, and Rob­ nesota led the group in atklnff By Julian Stenstrom ed to 125, members were told • • I chosen executive secretary of ship. In ulher words, he has **‘ntia today* that he did not ert 8. Wilson, New York City. President Kennedy to proclaim Money Debate Herald Spuria Editor Tuesday night at Ihcir meetNavy announces the annual the California Baptist Found­ Mi*. Mitchum presented to next Sunday as u day of mi* The Semi nolo High School "ever cached his bull dub in consider Circuit Judge RichWASHINGTON (I I'D ing in the Seminole High competitive examination for ation, a post ho hclil until a losing game. nrd Kelly experienced enough the library a portrait of her tional mourning for the young Sunn to leaders indicated to­ tlic Regular Naval Reserve i960 when he became execu­ School. Dr. (>. L. Barks, pres­ junior varsity moves Into acStinting tonight for the {to preside over a major trial. father vcIric11 situ, herself, girl* killed last Sunday. day Hint debate oil tho huge Officers Training Corps will tive secretary of the Frcsnu ident, said that club funds tiuli tunight ut D s y t o n u Sc inholes will be ends Andy The Senate, trying Kelly on painted recently. $17.1 billion defense money At the tamo time, sponsor* be given Dec. II. Eligible State College Bulldog Founda­ Bench's Municipal Stadium. Lyons and Eddie Griffith, charges of Judicial tyranny The lihruiy, adjacent to the of the Aug. 2$ civil rights were uied (or tlic entire ath­ bill probably would begin ini high school seniors and grad­ tion, an organization that pru Head Conch Ralph Btwnipf’i These two youngsters will co- and abuse of power, permit third Hour court room, had march on Washington muds uates should submit their ap­ vided academic scholarship mediately utter final tut.flea- letic program, not just foot tion of thu nuclear test ban eleven will tangle with the l,M* tflul'- J‘' n ,'l> un,‘ ted the prosecution lo root been mimed the Seminole plans for silent p r o t e s t ball. plications before Nov. 22 to funds for athletes. , . . . . . . . . . Cason will lie at tarkle, Craw* testimony given h> Davis to County Law Ultra ry but the marches in scores of cities The chief revenue producer, Sculuccae High Sellout junior , , ... , .. the recruiting station at 2520 Stenstrom. his wife, Beat­ treaty. ford and C a n n u v i n o live c llnu»e committee whoso in lUr',.1 Legislature, at the insti­ throughout the nutiuu, per* (lie concession* at the tool varsity. Game time i« 7: 30, North Orange Avenue, Or­ rice, and their son, Ricky, re­ guards, mid Lee will l-e at vesligation led to Kelly's ini- gation uf tire local legislative Imps on Sunday, with a pos­ hall games, already Inis at­ lando. Qualified young men turned to Florida in August of Agreement Near delegation, passed .in ad amo­ sible assembly by on* group Ibe junior Seuiiljol-s will lo- re^i \t |i|i»rt- -I", -t .I’ V'. , ihturit. tracted a dozen assistant* fur if '.'GON. Soutii Viet Nani will ue ( f H e l mi aiu'iiu tv,.. •AL yv - Tin y risld at 37U n g the facility for tie? late near thu White House. out u> rack up A,dr -Mil; Rat hour; Lewis uml Wulstnnn Davis Is in tin' hospital w ith Urea Kathryn Clrcli* in Cas­ i LTD — U. S. and South Mrs. Alike taolu who ha* lege n u t September. city and sellout board attorney, tiiiiu 'Xr■ 11 fill the halfback |M>x$s and a blood clot • • • Vietnamese officials were recharge of the project, but tlioight victory. Tie a • • • selberry. In addition to lux A. Edwin Shinluilser, who By United I'rrsx International Messer will he miming at fu ll-1, .Meanvvliile, there were hidlSeminole High juniors plan service as sports editor uf ported near agreement today many more are needed, .Mrs,, began in |i»,>u mol since that back. cations that the prosecution hail been closely associated A loose confederation of majur shift in military i Luolo said. in altcr-gume dance Friday The Herald Stenstrom is aim time the local, ham yet to Thu u, „ 1L, fil„ t of ll|a) ,,c Ec„ ltll! ready t.i wind with Air. Wilson, traced the university student* acrosi this a civics instructor at South! strength to the Mekong Del-I The Nchi Bottling company in the student lounge. (To the taste defeat. games fur the Seminole junior up it* case shortly 111 the lawyer’s life from tbs lime of tuition was in Hie making to­ K ''going all out” to make l a y m a n , "student lounge” Seminole Junior High Sciiovd ta south of Saigon, where this one of the hig seasonStumpf will I* r mth •; bis varsity this season. After the eight-da)-old Senate impeach- hi* bitHi ut U r o a k s VI I I e day to organize demunstrix* t'otnii innisi pressure Is grow­ means cafeteria.) Dance will in Casselberry’, in the history of the club, the B.urlh season ax Lead* o f thu opener with Hie Sander ah* to- men! trial uf the Republican through bis schooling amt thins against racial discrlmin* ing. continue lo midnight, with 4t) adult life. Mr, WiKon served ulion ami "Justice Department chairman said. New stands Junior varsity eleven. Twenty night, the: litiby Seminole* will Circuit Court Judge. albums as prizes, refresh­ at slluuuy fur thu city fur go inaction" in tiie South. gu to Leesburg to tangle with Mate Hep. William U'Ncill, are being provided by this of the Fc monied wins have New Killing ments and fun galore. Oh. to the little Yellow Jackets, trav­ one or the procecutart, prom­ year* ami fur the school Knud At lust tl7 person* were ar* WASHINGTON (UPl) __J»u»»p«irtcr under the supers is-j be a junior again. el to Titusville lo meet the ised the Senate an estimate fer ft years. Il» hnd been a rested in racial protest* Tues­ • • • The Defease Department, in ion of Clarence McKee. In baby Terriers, nnd then com­ some time today of how practicing attorney for more day in Northern cities nnd Thursday's meeting of the By United Press International u new ruling certain to in* a addition, tiiere will la- a com­ plete thu season with three many more of the «;■» witness­ than 50 years. "sympathy” il • in oustrution* forbidden plete setup on the e a s t Cray Ladles (or health de­ . talgi) C. Vernon Alixe Jr., as were achediiled today in con­ At sundown today the sonor­ blockbuster, ha* homo affairs against Dd.uiul, es under subpoena will be (home) side of the gridiron cliairtnun of thu law library nection with a church bombing partment and school instruc­ ous wailing of a rani’ s horn military units from partici­ Daytona Mainland und llcala. used. tion has been postponed to a in thousands of synagogues pating in any event where and one (or suit drinks on tlic Stuillpf said that the Sellllie said some may not lie trustees, was in charge of thu in which four Negro school­ west side near the visitors' I dedication, Kenneth McIntosh later date. around the world will sum­ audience' or fueililiea arc iHoles have encounteied iplitu called. girls died Sunday at Birming­ stands. The United Fund ol Sent• • • introduced Uio guests and dig- ham, Ala. mon Jews t>» observance o( segregated, or admission is a lot of difficulty in schedul­ I’ res. Harks said that all Inulc County will Kick oil its Hilaries. Joseph M. Morocco Speedy service. City Com­ the High Holy Days, most denied to Negroes, ing games because of the The Birmingham bombing sports benefit Irum the funds HMD campaign Monday morn mission authorized the pur­ sacred period of the year. string of consecutive victories. Cat’s Tinff-A-Linff tend tho reaulu'i.iu renaming led tho Student Emergency collected. Last year $15o went ing ut the Florida Mate Bank chase of a new trjetor for They are lo days of self- 2 Boys Held How ever, that situation, he de­ REDONDO BEACH, Calif, the library and unveiled a Coordinating Committee at land fill purposes Monday examination and penitence, BIRMINGHAM. Ala. (LTD for tlic all-sport* banquet. Lounge with a "tufiee and clined, will be solved next (LTD — City Councilman bronze plaque dedicated to Mr, Hie University of Illinois la evening. It was delivered which mark Hie beginning of — Two Di-year-old white boys Situ was *i>ent for track, $150 doughnut” eye-opener with y e a r when the locals become David K. Hayward wax in " IM" 11 plan u march on the FBI o f­ this morning and put to work. a new year on Hie Jewish charged with murder in tlic paid for the winter vp."ts Hie largest goal ever. $-19,125. u niolaher of the Molrd Con­ with a request today (or an fice today at Urbuiui, 111. banquet, with $50 and $25 re­ • • • General Chairman Paul I). shouting of a Negro youth calendar. ference, Under llie new* con­ ordinance requiring eats In • • • spectively going to goli and Lewis Jr. states Hist a high­ Now it's Lyman Athletic This will be the year 5721. following Sunday's church ference Setup games will lie wear bells ax a warning to BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (U l’ l) LONDON (U P ll—The mar­ baseball. er campaign goal reflects a Boosters who arc appealing The High Holy Days open Kindling were held withuut automatically scheduled. birds in the area. -Hundreds of saddened Ne­ quis of Aylesbury wax reOne of the activities that growing community and a for HELP in running three with Rush Hashanah, a Be­ bond today. They are inii Intel l>uttcd today to have rejected groes gather today in thi* concession stands and the brew phrase meaning "Head Lie Farley and Larry Jos­ stems to build Hie hometown, greater demand for Hu ser­ a hid hy an oil linn tii.it violetlee-toril city for the fun­ support is the motorcade of vices of existing agencies. parking lot for Friday even­ ef the Year.” ' Sims. wanted to drill wells on lu« eral of three of the four chil­ tans, lilts year's convoys will Each year a budget commit ing's football game with land in the Savurnake finest dren killed Sunday in tho he under the direction of tee considers the budget re­ Oviedo. Contact Joseph Pavel bombing of a Negro church. at Marllxirough. past-president Dan MacGilli*. quests for the agencies, and ohak, president. The hard The service was to ba hold “ I suppose I might have be working Roosters completed ...............- .ill.,cut ion- are made hated come disgustingly rich," he a t S i . ;li A Venus B a p t i s t new bleachers in time for the upon Hie newt and Hinds told the Daily Express. "But Uturcli .d 3.:hi p.m. C.vr. Dr. opening game. available. lrankIy I don’t want oil wells Mm tin I other King Jr. was to This year for the first time ABERDEEN, S. D (DI'D— ' NEW YORK (LTD — The * * * in my forest. I prefer trees.” j deliver the main eulogy. New office hours at the' Guod Samaritan Home will Thu Fischer quintuplets kept1four City Hall as of Oct. 1 . . . . tuiiU'i’* «Jl4c!HSi*il today l hnrlcs F. Dicker, of 1500 lie included a.x one n( the nine W! H painfully 9 a.in. to 5:.lt) p.m. instead th e getting healthier today and .M r , French Avenue, suffered idlest participating avemnof the present H :io a. m. injuries early this morning other eight being the Buy their iiuiBirr wa» so hearten un]llppy and Ida me. i their and 5:30 p. m. when the automobile In whicn Scouts. Children* Home -Mi- «-'• »,,1‘ began yearning lor parents lor (ailing tu treat • • » U. s. ( ttnit'K he wax riding overturned at duty, Family Counseling Ser- her other Bve children u» them at separate identities Advance Notire: Tin- Her­ the intersect ion of Highways vice. Girl Scotill. Mental home. :’ n, ‘ l'" 1 U' ° r'lm ald sports page Thursday will ID und IIP east of Notth Health Assn., Red truss, Sal Mary Ann Fischer. 3)1. :' r> *'x|« ri« m t *• rarry a picture of two local Orlando, Sheriff J. L. Hobby cation Army and l Sii l„.r ,ia,rt. curly red hair gli* ; •** 4 hitter autohlugraphy fUherwomen, Mary J. liarrepotted. Last year's drive brought i,.niug and her lip* lightly appearing in Hie current key and Maxine Ekern, and Hie Sheriff said the driver, $32,500 wliieh wax less than} brushed with lipstick, ex , K,u*' -McCalls magazine— COMI»LETK a nice catch of sea bass. Robert 1**11, of Magnolia the goal of $39 1**1 However, pressed her )uy Tuesday as ■«»* a *,lcr l!,c Rut It. E. Porter believes the Avenue, and another pus*en- earlier and more complete, ,|(e shyly met with new .men 11,1,1 " f *,un..u' WITH ALL men won't be looking at the ger, Gerald Fraley, alxo of plans for the pre-ent cam- lor the fir-t Hint! since she ’ 1’ in South Dakota—the fish. Watch for it. a(l(l Dionnes >ai I their child! .0(1 El curb Avenue, c*< aped J pllign pills a large group iif gave birth to four girls a TIIK T!tIiMML\(iS • • • 1hood was ridden with a Injury. leaders promixes success lor a imy Saltirday, Sanford public works de­ the current cmlemur. Two of the quint* had gain vonse uf guilt indicted by partment will be host to the Remember their parent*. ■ it su much strength today Third District o( Florida Wa­ They said their parental Our Friday that their doctor Increased ter amt Sewage Works Ope­ home in Corbet!, Out., was their Paid Intake. rator* Association at 7 Fri­ Ni;;ht Special |"the reddest Kune we ever Dr. James N. Bet box. tiie day eventne fop * barbecue knew.” AMSTERDAM. H o H a n d general practitioner who tie-1 chicken dinner and business Annette. Marie, and Ccciie meeting at Hie Civic Center. I lll'l l—A New York-bound MIAMI t Li 1*1>—A Navy re- liverrd the five, said he had are now mar-led and have DMA i j . l i Pari American Airways jet connaistance plane (lew tar increased the amount ut turS. >1. ItiChard Jr., in charge, a total of nme children, and says it is the first time Hie airliner today overshot thn out over tiie tropical Atlantic inula that Mary Catherine Yvonne is a nun. They are (IIII.DREN $|.UU group has met in Sanford. runway ut Amsterdam’* Svliip- today tu investigate a su,- and James Andrew were gel 29 UNDER 12 — * hot \ir|nirt und »u» "badly pieinus cloud pattern'' photo ting by I ec. •|-|lc famous sisters, who dutnuged.*' graphed Tuesday by Hie Tints lit* said all live bits were entitled their biography "We No Horn Needed Owned Jt Operated Airport official* said there weather satellite. |doing line. Grew l'p In Trouble,*' laid .MODERN AIR A(iK has come tu Seminole Coun­ EAST GREENWICH. R. I. Hy were no ea*ualtiea. 1 "The few ship report* avail ! Mrs. Fischer was pushed ; pu.lr mother was convinced Maxine X Bob ty, Florida Power Corp. is using a helicopter to (L T D —A ikunk waddled into An officiul statement said able do not suggrst a storm into the basement cafeteria s|,t. ju ,| Keen singled out by Hancock the Kent Theater Tuesday transport materials fur u new power line front u Hie jet, a DCs, wax a Huns- (circulation and no storm de- of St. Luke's Hospital in a [ur d "miracle” but Itn y. 17-92 »o. nlgbt and cleared the house storage depot at Oviedo to the construction site. burg - Amsterdam • New York vclopnicnt Is expected Hicrc wheelchair for the improvised feared the world would tbink tianford five minute* after the it art The new line will extend from Longwood, east of flight with about 20 passeng- or elsewhere during tiie next new* conference. She wore i f her and her husband ax of the feature movie, "Come Maitliind and southeast of McCoy A Fit to n new cis aboard whi li t< i t c he d day *ir two,” the weather l>u- green slipper* and a pale blue animals Im'cause of the multiI’ h . F A 2 - j ‘J t ij JUu.v Your Horn.” substation. Joseph Hern is the helicopter pifcat. •l‘*vvn ai 2 p. m. (local Hmej. |rcuu said. lirouaccoat. plu built. Fred R. Wilson Law Library Is Dedicated Booster Club Seminole JV s Play Cains Members Seabreeze Tonight High Holy Days Begin Tonight Kelly Called Inexperienced UF Kickoff Set For Monday Forest For Trees New Quints Thrive; Four Dionnes Bitter Sanford Man Hurt In Crash Mon. and Tues. Night Specials! Delmonito S T EA K Jet Damaged in Landing Plane Checks Cloud Pattern 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/. 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V X S f t O u - U S r - . * $ - f w w %: p’ ■‘•tV-- . r a lf i’-Li vf‘ > J VJ t> *’ » jil EE s'* END TOUR the ofHOMES Sanford - Seminole Area Finest O f Homes Are Offered Locally Homes and homesltes being shown this weekend in Seminole County are some of the very finest In all price ranges. In Idyllwiide of Loch Arbor, 8tenstrom Realty is showing a threebedroom two-bath, air conditioned home with extra convenience fea­ tures that definitely place it in the prestige class. It’s at 303 Tammy Drive, a block or so off Country Club Road. This home was built to very high construction standards by Shoe­ maker Construction. In ntsrby Ravenna Park, five new homes are nearly complete, two ef which are already sold. These ore in the newest section of Ravenna P u t, and win fit nicely into this al­ ready well-planned community. ' One of the loveliest areas for homesltes is Greenbrier of Loch Ar­ bor, offered by Kingswood Builders. Byron Leach says they are exer­ cising extreme care to preserve its natural tree-covered beauty. Two large new homes are now under con­ struction. Greenbriar is located next to the 12th green of the Mayfair Golf Course. LMN Enterprises is now featur­ ing homes in Crystal Lake Park In Loko Mary. Several sample homes are open for inspection. Lake front and lake view property adds charm to this development. LMN is nlso developing Lake W a y m a n Heights, on Highland Avenue in Longwood. LAKE SHORE HOMES IN PARK RIDGE ON LAKE M IN N IE Attractive 3 & 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath Homes With < u >h carport**, liras**, deluxe landscaping, central h»*t, Writ ini hoot* fcHchoa equipment and many other beautiful appointment!*. O LAKE PRIVILEGES *16,800 Priced From • NO CLOSING COST • IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY FHA & CONVENTIONAL FINANCING DlHCTIOltSi From ganford City Limit*, 2 mile* South on 17-92, turn Writ on Laka Mary B ird , H U Park Hide*. See Wayne Montgomery At Models b e thrifty... WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN BUY i^ T H O M E / fe g f 3 LIKE T il IS I (fjufAial <£aJi£ fiwik WE PROUDLY ANNOUNCE — sample harms are rendy far your Inspection in lovely, (julct LAKE MARY. These homes ran he purchased for ns little as *6 7 Per Month Sec Our Modds In LAKE WAYMAN HEIGHTS 910,500 ------ 911,500 Highland Ave., Longwood including taxi-*, ln»urnnr<-, principal am! Interval, Hnuth l.iinettimmI Arra 2 • .1 tU-iInmm — 2 Hath — with Air fumlilInning i Large Lots — Custom j 916,900 CUSTOM BUILDING on your lot or ours! Enterprises, Inc. FA 2-2744 TE 8-3911 And a new one on our Tour Map this week Is Lake Shore Homes. Wayne Montgomery teila us hell be on hand to show these three and George E. Crumley Sr., et ux to Ronnie M. Lady, U t­ ile Washington Estates, $7,000 City of Sanford to John D. Brass ct al, Sanford, $5,000 A. U. Chapman ct ux to Olive E. Romlg et ux. Eastbrook, J17.000 Granville V. Gray to Astor C. Brown et ux, Altamonte Springs, tll.ooo Kingswood Builders, Inc. U> Paid S. Polgar et ux, Greenhrair of Loch Arbor, 125,000 Jus* F. Ilunsuckcr to Mnscoe II. Miller et ux, Lake Minnie Estates, $t0,500 Joe T. Sasser ft ux to Joseph Kampf, Dreamwold, $3,000 Ernest W. Smart et ux to Raymond M. Ball et ux, San­ ford, $8,700 Chaunccy A, Reaser et ux In William J. McFarlin, Eng­ lish Estates $22,300, Slgrld Johannessen to Frank A. lludgln et ux, Huffman and Fewcll Subdivision, $8,500 Knox-Florida Development Carp, to Augustus Brown, Jr. et ux, Lincoln Heights, $t0,600 FHA to Edward D. Smith et UX. North Orlando, $11,350 Oakland Estates Inc., to Jeffrey 31. Ettingcr, et ux, OF LOCH ARBOR It’s tree - shaded, gently rolling terrain, adjacent to the Mayfair Golf Course; truly an ideal setting for your prestige home. A visit will convince you of the serene, restful atmosphere of Greenbriar. CHOOSE YOUR HOMESITE — BUILD WHEN YOU’RE READY Construction .1 Bedroom Con temporary. Also 1 Bedroom Colonial. -HOMS, FIT VOW* XJH* " Modern Kilchena WILLIAM S. UKUMLKY JB. by 6 iN E R A l< $ $ ELECTRIC I*. O. BOX 1599 Oakland Estalea, 917,000 Oakland Estates, lae., to Robert J. Grlbben et ux, Oaklsnd Estates, 915,500 Flail Divorce Decrees Agnes A. Purdy vs. Robert Lyman Purdy M U Filed City Savings Bank of Pills- Let Ma Moke The Breakfast UNIVERSITY PARK. Pi. (UPI)—It's worth the effort (o see that your family geU a good breakfast and it’s also Important that It Is prepared by one person, say research­ er! at Penn State University, A good breakfast provides a better nutritional balance for the day, eliminating the 11 o’clock slump. Testa have proved that breakfast is better nutrition­ ally when one person pre­ pares It. That’s because the person who has the responsi­ bility Is more likely to pro­ vide a balanced meal for the group. An Individual prepar­ ing hla own breakfast may call It quit* after toast and coffee. First air conditioned pri­ vate borne in the U.S. was located at 3!lnoeapo!ls, Minn, where the system was in­ stalled by Willis Carrier, In­ ventor of air conditioning, in 1015. ;u tg M N M ,, Vt. i q ji A field vs Ua M. Fenno et al, mlg., foreclosure Knickerbocker Federal S. it L. Assn. vs. Bessie 31. Par­ rish et al, mlg. foreclosure 1st Federal S. * L. Assn, of Orlando, vs. Dale Banister et ux, mtg. foreclosure Williamsburg Savings Bank vs. Donald Edwin Boose et al mortgage foreclosure 3!ary E. Bowman vs. John E. Lawson et ux, mortgage foreclosure American Federal S A L of Orlando va. Tommy G. Hadley et al mortgage fore­ closure. Flaal Divorce D eem * Jotephlne Ann Kampf v*. Charles Lester Kampf Kay F. Guynn vs. Charles C. Guynn Mabel W. Gray vs. Reed B. Gray Marriage Applications Roland G. Kidd, Dexter, Mo., and Cynthia J. Howard, Sanford Willis Carter, North Or­ lando and Vonda Jane Kern, Sanford Eugene F. Thornton, Balti­ more, Md., and 5us!e Doro­ thy Thompson. Baltimore, 3Id. Arthur John Callen, St. Petersburg and Dorcas Joann Blythe Prince, Lake Jlnnrne Lonnie 3loorc, Jr., Lock­ hart and Bettina 3lary Ourslor, Orlando Otto F. Schweska. Indian River City and Ingrid M. Tierese, DcBary. H it • BYHON M. LEACH ^t-"i*1 FA 2-8074 #*nf*r& A N F 0 k f r r s li 8 20 l i S t. C o u n try C lu b Roa 4 •o u r a t or a » b 5?. 2 5 1& S t m t 1 2 A 3 a. P b •* P & fi £ M CRYSTAL ■ Laka L aka rKary While you are out driving, this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some of Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find just what you are looking for in the way of a home. WHATEVER YOU’RE DOING, — STOP AND SEE THESE “TOMORROW M INDED” HOMES TODAY! aoo #mnbrtar Under Page 10 — Sept. 13, 1963 Courthouse Records Real E iU tr Trnasnrtl— George M. Shanholte et ux to Mary J. George, Sanford, 18,K» Estelle R. Remey to Quinlin It. Lacey et al, Sanford Height*. |5,000 \ Eugene Talbot MacGeeo at ux to Dorothy D’Andrea, Country Club Manor, 910,100 Eitella W. Long to Esther It. Johnson, Pearl Lake Height* <13.000 Ward Hicks, Inc. to Riohard M. Preston et ux, Eastbrook 917,400 Edwin L. llaucsler et ux to Robert J. French, Dreamwold 95,800 Albert M. Greene et ux to Robert F. Bordner et ux, Oak* land Shores, 919,500 Stuart A. Joynt et al to Oliver W. Inman at ux, Longwood, 99,000 Barbara Jean Delong to George Pugh et ux Queen's Mirror South, 910,000 Roland Toureau et ux to George J. Walter! Jr., et ux, North Orlando, $8,800 Thoms* T. Tuck, Inc,, to Norman R. Bi'stol et ux, North Chuluota, 18,500 FHA to Abe Goldman, North Chuluota, $8,700 J . L. Hobby et ux to DeLand District Bd. of Mission* of Methodist Church, Inc., 4 8c 8-20-30, $20,000 Ward Hicks, Inc., to Donald F. Fenstrrmaker et ux. Eastbrook, 915,200 Anna 31. Bush et al to Forest G. Sherrcr et ux, $3,* 500, Casselberry Edna J. Wheeler to 3!elvln F. Worland et ux, Altamonte Springs, $11,500 Florence It. Hoover to Home Missions Comm., St. Johns Presbytery, Orange villa, $19,- S E E this magnificent home in UF LUCll AKUUR This is u spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, with luxury kitchen, combination dining-fumily room, and two car endosad garage. Features indude central air conditioning and heating, and many other extras — paved roads, curbs, sidewalks, water and sewerage systems. 303 TAMMY DRIVE — OPEN DAILY — and may we also invite you to view the lovely new homes in homesitenow ... in Select your Now four-bedroom homes all weekend. They are located two miles south of Sanford, off 17-92 on Lake Mary Boulevard. Ravenna Park A few of these homes are nearing completion, while others under construction would afford you choice of paint, tile, and appliance colors, and other construction changes to suit your personal needs in a home. Convenient VA, FHA, and Conventional financing available. 1M O D ERNK ITCH EN SBY jSEM E8AI• ELECTRIC �Three Seminole PO lo b s Riled * * e io * ^ Th* Herald'* Janie Shoeh u la ge advice for housewives in the matter of g le a n in g out the fireplace for the cominir winter season. Janie advise* that if you use the vacuum sweeper make sure the hose and other yadjjata are hooked up tightly. She failed to have her ma­ chine hooked up properly and Bow la planning to repaint ^ three rooms, along with a shampoo for h e r new wall-towall carpeting. • • • Everyone interested In add­ ing hla or her help to the athletic program a t Seminole High School le urged to be present at 7 p.m. Tuesday at J t h e school auditorium for a meeting of the Seminole Boosters Club. President Barks wants to see a BIG crowd there. • • • A trick knee resulted in a compound fracture of the left wrist for Altamonte business­ man William J . Lancaster, ^ lie fell down a flight of stepa " a t Longwood, Lancaster, who was in the hospital for three days, Is at home again. • • e From tha Lions Pause: Muncy la aomelhing that things run Into and people mil •u t of. e e e Legion Junior bateliall team 9 will be guesta at a steak din­ ner by Campbell Loosing Post • f the American Legion a t T tonight. B aker 95 Jailed In Protest At Tallahassee John E. Courier Jr. is the acting postmaster at Oviedo, having taken over the duties Saturday morning. He suc­ ceeds the late J. B. Jones. Nominated by V. S. Rep. A. S. Herlong Jr. on recommen­ dation of numerous Oviedo WEATHER: Scattered afternoon thundershowers through Tuesday: high today 89-D4; low tonight in 70s. residents. Courier was given United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 JION., SEPTEMBER 16, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 18 the oath of office Friday VOL. 56 evening at his home by Post­ al Inspector W. It. Richie, of Orlando. E. it. Sitlcr, also nominated by Congressman Herlong, has been confirmed by the U. S. Senate as postmaster at Cas­ selberry and probably will take the oath of office this week. He will succeed Clyde Kcrce, acting postmaster for Comer’a jury will conduct an impiest hi the fatal •hoot­ three years. ing of Charlra H. Strickland, about as, of Muhie ton, (la., at Miss Cccilc Heard's name 7 p.m. tonight at Oviedo City Hull. An autopsy was being Is now before the Senate for conducted today a t Florida Sanitarium and Hospital, Winter continuation as postmaster Purk. of Sanlord. Presently acting Sheriff J. L. Hobby said today that Strickland's nephew, postmaster, she also was Fred W. Burdette Jr., 37, U nominated by Herlong and her name forwarded by Presi­ being held In county Jail on dent Kennedy to the Senate. a murder charge. She replaced Guy Allen, act­ The Sherilf reported Depu­ ing po-tmaster for 2 'a years. ties Charles K a g a n -and Courier, a native of San­ James Moore ut about 2:30 ford, was graduated from Seminole High School and the p.m. Sunday responded to a University ol Florida. His mo­ call front Justice ol (lie Peaca ther, Mrs. John E. Courier Thomas Moon, acting coron­ Sr., resides In Sanford. er. that he wanted assistance A World War H veteran in serving a warrant on Bur­ NEGOTIATIONS WERE COMPLETED today through Wesley Hensley, with rank of major, Courier dette at hi* home Little local commercial agent of the Atlantic Const Line Railroad, for the M. A. Is married to the former Dor­ Lake Howell, just tiff TuskuEvans Plywood Components Company to lease the ACL building on Grapeothy Marshall, of Sanford, wllla Itoad near Oviedo. villo Avenue. The Evans firm, burned out of their oilier (ptarters recent­ and they have four children, Burdette was charged, Hobly, will take occupancy Tuesday and begin operations Wednesday. Pictured Julmny, 19, attending Orlan­ >4 reported, with shooting at front the left are Scott lim ns, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce's do Junior College; Jimmy, id. the home of a neighbor, For­ industrial committee, who brought the principals together; Evans and ■ml twin girls, Mary and rest Ferrell. When Ihe depu­ Hensley. ■ (Herald Photo) Martha. II. ties and Moon arrived they Tiie family moved to Ovie­ were told that Burdette had do in 1948. Courier is a mem­ gone to the Ferrell home and ber of the American Legion dated (bat he had killed a and >s president of the Ovie­ man. do Athletic Association, which The officers found Strick­ dedicated the ifew fool ball land dead in the Burdette F. \V. BURDETTE JR. field in his name last No­ home. He hail been shot vember. twice. Officers found a pistol, Inquest Tonight In Fatal Shooting J. E. COURIER JR. E. R. S1TLER Wallace Sets $5000 Reward in Bombing O U S E L S ••• a rifle ami a carbine. i ’l i r n c o a t H o m e Sheriff Hobby said thc dep­ MONTGOMERY, I U I’ll — gro leader Aim t in Luther TUSCON, Aril. (LTD — uties today were continuing Gov. George C- Wulluee said King Jr, A Social Security represen­ King told the governor "the Korean War tmuroat Scott L. their investigation Into the Holiday the persons who tative will be at City Hall bombed a church full of Ne­ blood of four littlu children Uu-ti returned early today to shooting. He added that there here from U u.in. to noon groes in Birmingham ‘‘must is rn your huml*. Your ir- a tearful reunion with his tiad been reports Burdette Oct. J, 9, HI, k’.’l and 30. t«- brought to justice” and of­ leap in itdu and mi-puldiol ac* ’ray-haired. widowed mother and Strickland It a d been • • • WEST PALM REACH (CPI) fered a $-*>,t)WI ie\\uni to any­ tions have created m Birming­ whom he lias not seen since drinking. The Sheriff also Although the s«ay is clear ham and Alabama thu atmos­ 1930. said that Burdette's wife "left -A group of 23 Haitian re- one who tan do if. 9 for a new courthouse building Friday because site was In bclievrd to be bit-1 i, ts . -j, Birming­ phere Hurt ha* induced youhere, don't look for a new fa­ (ear of her husband.” of rx ie le.t ler Dr. ] ham official-. Wi.dnie lu-licd tinned violence and now mur­ cility to go up for several Clement Benoit. xrro quo*. ■WO state policemen to the der." . Gratttkow Funeral Home, In years to come. County has l SIT FI) NATIONS, N. Y. ( limit'd today by fed era 1 au* J charge ol funeral arrange­ i ity anil alerted B O O National two more payments to make tU I'i) — Disarmament was thurifies after landing Sunday Guard aien for standby duty. on its new Jail and then cun the domintant theme today ment.*, reported they are en­ , in a smalt bout. llo promised the u-e of U-e that mlllage after that to on Hip tve of the opening of deavoring to locate other rel­ Immigration officials said "every law enforcement agen­ finance a new courthouse tiie U V General A-wnihly, atives of Strickland. tkry would Interview (tm ex- cy of tills slate” to a p p r bend building. Plans were drawn at A unit-ear accident occur but Vkl Nam ami racial ih"- at Op-i-locka n-'ar Miami lla* bombers urid to maintain the suinit time the jail plans ring shortly after 3 p.m Sun issue In Africa were- expect­ I today, and addrl only "their law and order in the t i n of ^ were prepared for a proposed day hetween Oviedo und lie ed to share the spotlight. Mayor Thunina S. McDonald caves will be considered.” Violence It created. courthouse along the lake today invited members of the nevu oil :>R 12tl, did damage' , The refugees included *cvAs 1ms become customary of $3oo t > the ear and $.13 to O C IZ U I'C S 1 l i i n n O l l front, north of the jail. Coun­ hoard of directors and the ex-[eral women ami children, the past several a ranch fence. The driver was Funeral arrangement* were ty ju st recently spent more e c u l i v e committee of the ' They arrived Sunday aboard dining ALGIERS, Algeria (UIM)— than $lU,tM)0 renovating the Chamber of Commerce to at­ a 33 foot sailboat and told month* of racial conflict, Wal­ charged with failing to have Ahmed Ben Bella, elected being held in abey ance today interior of the present court­ tend the City’s budget hear­ immigration officials they had lace and top aide* spent moat his vehicle tinder control and first president of independent fur a IG-j ear-old drowning house and lust week awarded ing at 8 p. m. tonight ut City •ailed in from the Bahamas. of Sunday at the state- Capitol leaving lli,; scene ot an acci­ Algeria without opposition, victim, Monte Davis, Negro, a $7,000 contract to paint ami llnll. said today hix government will of Bose la mi 1’ark, pending a r­ Benoit came to Miami Wed­ watching developments in tin- dent. new crisis. State Highway l’atrolman dean up the exterior. scire Lind owned by French rival o[ hi* parents from the **In thi< way,” Mayor Me* nesday after being deported • • • Wallace called the bombing Tommy Tam tin reported to­ settlers ami big Algerian North. from Nassau because of state­ Donuld’s letter reads, “you Sheriff J. L. Hobby reported a "tragic event which has sad­ day that investigation reveal landowner*. Report from the police will he nhlo t o li u a r the ments made again-t Francois dened ull Alabamian*. today that the youth, a stu­ liar ed that file cur, driven bv Wil­ 9 blotter: Will c typing out dent at (rooms High School, perpetrators of this vicious lie Johnson of Oviedo, travel­ bi s lot mai ing the otter thoughts of the City Commit-, UuVa!k'r ’ ,lai,ian *llfU,or sion expressed on the status | wav drowned Saturday aftercrime must ho brought to ing west, left the highway, " ’* ie off the typewriter. VATICAN (TTY (UPD of events existing between the • • • justice.” traveled alunit 39 feet, veered The Vatican was reported to­ tux'll while swimming at Wei I Die At Fair All women of the Sanford Seminole County Chamber <d TIJUANA, Mexico U T I ) "This i* no time* for in­ hack on thc highway (or a day pi.inning to invite tiie ma­ tare Lake, at the end uf West area who can donate some Commerce ami the Sanford I'our persons were reported flammatory statements ami short distance, skidded 33 feet jor n<in-Christian faiths, in- iiuth Street. time to making cancer dress­ City Commission.” Companion* said thc boy killed and as many as 3U to We don't need any more from tic (ore running back off the eluding Jews, Uud-lhWt* and Thu Commission last year ings arc invited to Join a 33 others injured Sunday night out-ddn agitators who thrive highway and plowing 31 feet Moslems, to send observers suffered cramps ami (hey group from L'psala Presbyter­ allowed the Chamber SIU.000 when a ferris wheel collaps­ on tragedies such as occurred through a barbed wire fence. to the second session of the were unable lu bring him In ian Church from 10 a. ni. to for Its operations hut last ed in this border town dur­ in Birmingham,” llo governor Before linally coinin': to re*t Ecumenical Council. The shore. Deputies, using special 3 p. m. Thursday to work on j Tuesday reduced this figure to ing a celebration of Mexico', said in a statement after re­ in a field it traveled .mother council resumes work in St. rescue equipment, recovered for the cumin* y.-ur ol- lmk, * the project at thc home uf I Hu- body in about 33 minutes. ceiving a telegram from Ne­ 171 feel. Peter’* Basilica Sept HI. nee. Mrs. C. E. Hunter on Nar- though the Chamber hud re­ quested $fn,um. cissus Avenue. Thu Commission f u r t h e r • • • Ehler Springs HR Club will ttrntnl ivrly pjrrm l Lint Tuim* meet for the first time this iluy that “with cu-opcialtoii in season at 10 a. m. Tues­ the next »ix mouths" it might A shower of rain which 7k*- j Francis (.. RoumiUnt Jr., liviliun of li lain wem intro-1 stated lli.it the objective of lie must be that, of course, day at the Hume Demonstra­ grunt un additional $5,t>UU to gun ut the sumo tints as the president of Seminole County lucril by C.ijit. John Williams, tha school is bused on the re- hut uIm> a great deal more, the Chamber for this yi ur. tion Center on 23th Street. • « • F. K. Itoumillut Jr., presi­ commissioning eetemonies uf i Chamber of Commerce, who. executive officer of Hi Acad- marks of Copt. John I'aul lie should hu u* Well, n gentle, dent of the Chumher, said that 11, new Sanford Naval Arad- pie. ■folio,, famous Naval historical matt of liheiul education, re. Note to football fans: The I the wholehearted *up- <my"; fined lit a n n t* r, punctilious Seminole Junior Varsity game "the Chamber is dee lining | r-my Sunday, failed to duntpen port of the community to tin i Colonel [ urmun, in hi* ad- figure, who said, courtesy und thu nicest sense with Seabrcerc scheduled (or the imitation ut tins time. the spirit of tile eolorful riles ncw jchoul. "It is by no mruns enough of personal honor.” | dress to approximately t'to here Thursday evening has Thc executive amt finance w h i c h officially ’launched'' Colonel Furman, other dig students, parents, relative*, that an officer of thu Navy "in a world in which the been moved up to 7:30 p.in. committee, uf llic Chamber the school. should ho a cap'ddu mariner. need for tho right sort of leuiluiUtrie* of the U. S. Navy and [civic leudeia and businessmen. Wednesday at Daytona Beach. met this morning and decided At Ihe commit li11. "Break the • • • lu request an informal meet­ colors!” issued by Col. II. J. United Fund kick-off break­ ing with the City at tile card Furman, superintendent o( the fast is slated (or 8 a in. est possible lime to resolve *chool, Ihe nation's emblem next Monday at the Florida thc differences between the was unfurled fur tiie first time State lounge. City and the Chamber. W e|on jju, pram| „,.w ship-type • • • feel nothin.; can he actum flag staff. First parents meeting of plished by uptnly airing th»’*e (In hand to take part in tha the school year at Sanford differences." ere monies and give official Junior High School Is sche­ _ , III-. welcome to the new educutiouduled for 7:30 p. m. Sept. F re n c h K cd H its Hi institution were Mayor Torn 34 at the school auditorium, q q || ^ j McDonuld. who noted that tiie • • • uruiiemy is hauled between Mid-Florida chapter, Na­ TARBES, France (UFO _ two old forts. Fort Alellon tional Association of Account*, French Communist p a r t y und Foil Bred an.! that Me!will hold its first dinner-meet­ chief Jacques Duclns said | hmvllle Avenue is an old m ill-{ ing of the fiscal year at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday at Robert Sunday night that I’tevident taiy trail; Charles do Gaulle's resis­ County Commi-sloner James Meyer Motor Inn, Orlando. tance to lessening <d East- ft. Avery Jr., who said that • • • Mrs. Mildred Babcock is West tensions Is "unfortu­ "future Naval leader* will un­ accepting reservations until nately Identical with that of doubtedly puss through the halls”; Wednesday (or the Sanford - China." ('apt. Robert Ware, rumAddressing a crowd id a Scminole Art Association din­ ner at 6:30 p. m. Sept. 23 at party fete. Due In, said great inundirnr office i of Sanford progress has been achieved Naval Air Station, who said Mid-Florida Country Club. • • • toward forming a united front that “if you searched the ficers and eity and county officials. School openUlft WERE PRESENT Sunday afternoon when Insomnia is a communicable with French Socialists to world uver you would find no Sanford Nava) Academy wtut commissioned in cut iorniully today fur approximately 80 cadets. d case that parents get from overthrow the Gaulllst re finer spot to put a naval mud(Herald ITiutoJ. ttutoimuiR* ltd by jchoul leaders, L. S. Navy of­ •Lute. U. S. Questions Haiti Refugees Arms Top Thome Mayor Invites CC To Meeting Car Hits Fence; Damage $535 Drowned Boy’s Rites Await Kin Further Bids Quints' Father To Stay Pul ABERDEEN, ft D. <UH) —Andy El*cher, thu proud father of a real bundle of habit* — quintuplet* — Isn’t going to let hi* good life got complicated by fame. He sees no reason to,change hi* $7d*a*week grocery clerk Job or hunt for a larger house. His only problem, he told newsmen, Is "my four Marys.” The four daughters of Andy ami Mary Ann Fischer ail were baptized ".Mary." The liny was baptized James An­ drew. "We're working on names fur tha four ’Marys.’ Bill we nra going to use ’Mary’ for either the first or middle name of all thu girls,” Fisch­ er said. At fur id* rented Ill-room hull** two miles out of town, Fischer said, "I’m content wiieru I am now, I don’t plan to look for a bigger house.” laifts Martial Law SAIGON, South Viet Nam (UIM) — President N'go Dlnh Diem today lilted Ihe martla' law regulations he imposed last month when Ih* ordered the crackdown on the lluddhist*. Sanford Naval Academy Is 'Commissioned' In Colorful Rites eiship is no great,” suid Col­ onel Furman, "wo shall endeuvor to build men who pos Sens till* quality of leadership . . , and we shall work toward (hu development of each boy to Ids full potential.” Colonel Furman praised thn staff of the school, saying that they have displayed a spirit which will he transmitted to the brigade of cadet* and with this "esprit du carp*’’ this academy rantiot hut live on to the grout traditions of thu Navy. "Our goal i* to build tho greatest school of this kind iu lire south. Quality, rather than quantity is the keynote of my thinking,” Ite suid. Adding to Ihe color of thu ceremonies was thu musie of thu Serninolo High School band, which played several numbers and led the flag cere­ mony to thu strains <>( tho na­ tional anthem. Following the eommi*»ioning, re fresh men la were served In the school nuis hall, which was decorated with bouquets of flowers from well-wishers and local business institutions. Orientation for student* be­ gan today, when apprbxiniat*ly *0 cadet* reported for en­ rollment iu Ilia new school. Group Ignores Police Order To Move On TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — S h e r i f f * deputies arrested about 03 Negroes today wh» sang an<l demonstrated in front of the Leon County jail where many of the 248 march­ ers arrested Saturday night remained In their erils. Estimates of the crowd that first arrived at (lie concrete jail set the figure at about 230, hut when Sheriff William Joyce gave the group 10 min­ utes to disperse, the crowd dwindled to about 93. They sat on the concrete apron in front of the door ta thc jail, singing “Climbing Jaroh’» Ladder” and refused to leave. The Negroes were ring­ ed by deputies und state pa­ trolmen. Joyce ordered the arrest of thu demonstrator* for violat­ ing n direct onler by the slier, ilf to leave. He said if they resisted, they would idso |.<j charged with resisting arrest. When told they were under nrrest, the Negroes stood up quietly and marched two by two into the Jail. State patrolmen dispersed other Negroes standing across the street from the jail. As the spectators, many of whom had been part of the demon­ stration group curlier, moved away, a woman’s voice from th* second floor of the jail shouted "chicken." Meanwhile, Ut demonstrat­ ors arrested Saturday night while marching towards tha Jail wera arraigned on charges of disorderly conduct. Stormy Area In Northwest Gulf NEW ORLEANS (UIM) — The U. S. Weather Bureau re­ ported today a low pressure ares In thc northwest Gulf of Mexico 130 to 200 miles asst of Brownsville, Tex. The bureau said conditions "appear favorable for further intensification.” .Special reports from ships in th« area were requested and a reconnaissance (light wax planned. The highest winds report­ ed were about 30 miles per hour |n squalls, the bureau said. Showers wero occurring along the northern Gulf coast and seas were becoming rough. New Engineering School A t FSU TALLAHASSEE (LTD Florida State University has created a new school of en­ gineering geared to leach tho now field* of science, tho school announced this weekend. Dr. Graver L. Rogers, T7. was named dean. He said Ihe schools would stress en­ gineering systems, engineer­ ing mechanics, engineering electronics and materials. Hoople Picks Football Scores Major Hoople. the grand old man of OUR BOARDINQ HOUSE, peeks away at hie typewriter making hit first football forecast of the rea­ son. The Major's flrat card will cover the garnet of Septem­ ber 21, and will appear on the s p o r t a pages of this newspaper. Confident of hit ability ae a prognosticator, the Old Boy defies all readers to beM hie predictions. Here's your ch ance to have some fun end match wits with one of the gama'a greatest forecasters. Watch the sports page* for tha big kickoff. �A t Seminole High T IC Club bald a "back to school” barbecue tost Wednesday aft­ ernoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F a d Hickson on Crystal Lake in Lake Mary with some 43 members, chap­ erones and guests to attend- t a n , Hay Brunell, Gary Kelley, Gilbert Nary, Ray-lgerly, Dail Renfro, Rob Jones, Jack mond Rennet, Jay Payne, Dresnick, D Hunt, Tam Michael, Sherry Fred Galletla, Karen Meti- Plapp, Rid Convilla, Tam Cason, Wayne l*r, Mike Corbin, Tom Bag-1 John Lewis, Merchants To Meet AH s( the students enjoyed swimming and dancing and the beys engaged In an excit­ ing and rigorous game of football. Mato purpose of the arent was to provide a getacquainted outing for m w members of Uw club which wiR Meet officers this week. The TEC Club Is a statesponsored organization f o r trial and technical courses WJch aids la the development a t good leadership and cltlI t mb Ip Last year the club made Reid tripe to various Indus­ trial plants la the area, beard speakers from a num­ ber of industries and sponsor­ ed a Parent's Night and other tccial functions. At present only drafting degiga technology students are tl'glble for club membership a t Seminole High. Robert Schmidt, Instructor, a l s o ae*vse as elub sponsor. Chaperones for last Wed­ nesday's party were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Klckllghter. Mra. Cecil Jonas, Wren Cred­ ited and Hickson. Students attending w e r e Stave Blair, Ray Bradford, Denver Vodapich, Ed Lacba- JACKSONVILLE — An inCTcaaa of 4.34 par cont to aalaa was rocordtd by Winn-Dixie fl-orae during the four-week period ended Aug. 14 compar­ ed with the corresponding pe­ riod a year ago, It was an­ nounced a t general headquar­ ters hero. , f lh a Wton-Dixie four-week eolen volume totaled 164,066,608 as compared with 141,438,063 during the same pe­ riod last year. This was an increase of 82,608,463. Ealea during the sight-week period ended Auguat 34 total­ ed 1117,671*448 as compared with 1110497,486 during the corresponding period of 1962, an Increase of 17,876,063 or 8.31 per cent. Winn-Dixie now haa 600 retr.il (torts throughout the Biuth compared with 596 a yiar ago. BORDER CROSSINGS Including cases of multiple enlry across the Canadian a 4 Mevlcan borders, a total c.' 1T3 million persona en­ tered the United States, 93 n dllon of them being aliens, d iring the year ended June 31, 1002, according to Britan­ n i a Book of the Year, BT MB £ TV, I The monthly meeting of the Forest City Merchants Asso­ ciation will be held at 8 p m. Tuesday in the Forest City Restaurant. f The first meeting of the season for the Geneva Home Demonstration Club was held last Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the Community Hall with 24 members in attendance. Mrs, William Sleg acted as welcoming hostess. Mrs. Donald Dunn Sr. in­ augurated the home demonstraliun sitting service for children at the Geneva Meth­ odist Church Hall to enable mothers to attend the meet­ ings. The program, "Tailoring Food Need* to Family Mem­ bers," was given by Mrs. Donald .Norton. Mrs. D. M. Ladd, who gave a demonstra­ tion on the use of locally grown pears, prepared her recipe tor pear crisp and gave three of her pear rec­ ipes to the ladies. Mrs. It. (1. Shuler, health and safety chairman, led the group through an interesting quix on highway safety and traffic laws with the winner's prize going to Mrs. Helen Al­ derman. During the business meet- ing conducted by Mrs, T. J. Cbalfant, president, the ladles voted to sponsor 4-H Clubs for girls in the Geneva area and to find leaders for all age groups. The ladles also discussed the need for more instruction in county government and tentative plans were made to attend more county commis­ sion meetings in the future. Miss Myrtle Wilson, agent, spoke on the many new items that are becoming available to homemakers. After the meeting the ladies enjoyed a covered dish lunch­ eon and discussed the many interesting articles made dur­ ing their three summer w ork# shops. These workshop meetings were held durfng the sum m er at the homes of Mrs. C. D. Perry, Mrs. D. M. Ladd and Mrs. Cliff Donovan. At the last meeting, held at the Lake Harney home of Mra. Donavan on Aug. 27, there were 21 ladies, three inter^ cited ieenagers and se v e re r children present. IS r REG. 79* W-D CORNED SAVf REG. 79* FRIED FISH S t I C K S . .'ftF COPEL4MO BRAUNSCHWEIGER o CHUNK 25 EXTRA STAMPS with SUPERBRAND COTT, French Ave. & 23th. Palmetto Ave. & 3rd St* 400 E. First St. Bob W hite Sliced SEMINOLE HIGH TEC CLUB student* and guests pictured around the cold drink tub a t a "back to school" barbecue and outing are, from left, Richard Benton, Fred Galletta, Jay Payne, Alaif Breankk. Sherry Conville, Karen Metxler and Daley Smith. (Herald Photo) Forest Lake School Observes Special Week Church, Synod of Florida, heard Dr. J. Weyta Fulton, D. D., paitor of the Shenan­ doah Presbyterian Church of Miami, aa gueit ipeaker for last Thursday morning's clos­ ing service of the three-day Golden Jubllca Meeting held at the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. Rev. Fulton used a t the basis for his talk, an excerpt from the DGth Psalm, "O Wor­ ship the Lord In the Beauty of Holincti." installalion of new officers •.vas conducted at the close n! (he service by Mrs. Robert T. Dowell of Haines City. The gavel, ptesented to the new president, Mrs. R. L. Tilfihman of Riviera Reach by re­ tiring president, Mrs. Henry Craig, was first given to the organization In 1031 when the Synodical last met In Sanford. This gavel was made In Jeru­ salem and is so Inscribed. At Ihe conclusion of the In­ stallation the group gathered In Fellowship Hall of the FOSTER'S "HOME" Inspiration fur Stephen church for a luncheon of Fuller's song "My Old Ken­ sandwiches, cookies amt tea. tucky Hume’1 wan a stately The golden theme, carried out brick dwelling on thu edge of in lovely floral decorations, Uardstuwn, Ky., which ia pre­ featured large potted crotons served at one of Kentucky's at vantage points In the room a n d beautiful a r r a n g e m e n Is great shrines. By Shirley Wentworth Tile Forest lak e Church School is observing Temper­ ance Week today through Friday during which time special (lima will be shown and bulletins distributed In each classroom by the var­ ious trachers. Qualified leaders alto will be available at the school dur­ ing the week for conferences with any adult of the area who Is Interested In the ob­ servation. J, D. Miller, principal, re ­ ports that there Is a capacity enrollment of 260 students at the Church Schtol tills year. The fifth grade classroom was enlarged during the sum­ mer to handle increases and two new teachers, Mrs. Leta Riots, fourth gride, and Mra. Virginia T h a t c h e r , sixth grade, have been added to the overall staff. How! in BOOK Form 30 DAYS TO 4^ . BETTER rm G R A D E S Aa a ipecial service to high Khool and college ztudenti, t h i s newspaper ii malting 30 D A Y S T O BETTER GRADES available at a handsome spiral-bound book. The book will be illuitrated and contain the complete text of the serial Currently running in this newspaper. Don't mist this opportunity to h o v e this h e l p f u l , valuable study wrist for p e r m a n e n t reference. Order yours to­ day at the special price of $1.00 per copy. Gordon Towem*. you are hereby notified that I will uell one mechanized wheel harrow to nuthtfy repair cost. Fern P i r k M ow er S ervice 90 Fern B ark B lvd. Fern Bark, Florida Snmts NEW YORK (U PI) - Pro­ duction of gin and beer in­ creased significantly in the United States during 1902 hut whisky distillers produced less than in 1961. Vodka and rum gatlnnage rose but brandy production declined last year. SAVE 10* EACH . . TH RIFTY M A ID TomatQ j u ic e Coffee Coffee Bleach Clorox Corn f l a k e s 2 » 25 Extra Top Valia Stop s I THIS COUPON AND PURCHASE O f SAVE 21 < EACH . . M A X W E L L SAVE i l s EACH . . ASTOR IN< SAVE 10* EACH . . W H ITE AR VS GALLON SAVE 10* EACH . . BLEACH Extra ftp Yalta Stiaps I THIS COUPON ANO PURCHASE O f MO**••- FBotiH GOLD kin# OnioR Rings VS GALLON firat ofjrtsll|i ii III Infiess ui dill lilt •( fouruutility. eiRMB IHTIRISTXO IN ipeaseasM ip, n z a u cau. Virginia I'etriMkl P. O. Ho* 1211 Hanford SAVE 6 We EACH , . KELLOGGS . . Limit 2 with $2.50 order or more. 50 Extra Top Vilas Stiaps WITH THIS COUPON ANO PURCHASE OF Two Pmst. PflOit* D IXIE D A R LIN G ENRICHED . . F A M IL Y SIZE LOAF Phyllis Rugrnslrin FA 26231 Lake Mary lick’s Choc. Eclairs 14-oz. LOAVES OOQP THRU IlFTimiR |ITU AT ANY WINN-DIXIE Nura Norris TF. H-tSII S. Seminole Quantity Rights Reserved — Price* Good Thru September 18th «IM« Dim tlO ltf. 18*4* — COF1RI«NI — l«M By - WOODROW CASH FAN CY Now that school la getting into full swing, it is time to turn your uttentlun to your full cott.ru. Your blouses, skirts, or dresses will bright, err cotnlderaMy when cleaned with ” V JlH our special Samtone method. Your rainronta can lie given n special v 'V - A waterproofing treatment that writ jI •io I give them almost new appearance. And you boys, bring us your g-ml _ cot t on or and if t h e y 1S E T nre especially dirty around tlm pocH B A fcl . A M kets, rail it lu our attention so they may be given special attention. The football games will be starting soon when you will want your clothes to have that u ltra special took that Haultona give*. We have already had an indication that cooler weather la on the way by a considerably lower temperature this week, so don’t let that first d id snap catch you unprepared. Get out your winter clothes n o w , look them over, and decide which ones you will be wear­ ing firat, then bring them by the Downtown Cleaners, or rail them by phone and their truck will call at your home. For the best in drycleaning, call your Downtown Cleaners, known as the professional cleuneis in San- DOWNTOWN CLEANERS ft LAUNDERERS t GOLDEN SW EET • GREAT FOR SNACKS • FOR SCHOOL LUNCH • rot TV MORTON FROZEN . . CHICKEN. BEEF. TURKEY Meat Pies.. ASTOR FRESH FROZEN PURE CONCORD 4-or CANS and a sta tn p £o*t e SNACKS �, ’ • • j* * * fW h I f , - ____ it < f t > u. 3 0 D a y s To Better^ Grades Bf The Reading Labnartory all once you get the classes straight: as a matter of fact, Written for Newspaper it's all extremely logical. But Enterprise Association you have to get the classes So far, we've seen two dif­ straight! And the surest way ferent kinds of subject de­ not to get the classes straight velopment. History, whether is to memorize every little the history of peoples or of thing in the book just because literature develops in a hori- it's there. lontal fashion — each event When you study a new ani­ leads to subsequent events. mal or a new plant, take your There is • cause and effect time and look it over. How is relationship between the his­ it made and how does it work torical events, and you should — that is, respirate, digest, overview to find this pattern, reproduce and so forth? Then this "big picture.” how would you classify it? On the other hand, subjects Dues the book classify it that like sociology, psychology, way? If so, fine! If not, why economics and political sci­ not? ence tend to develop vertical­ In other words, don't get ly. The text and lecturer will flustered by a bunch of Latin construct a set of general names. Just keep in mind that concepts (like "group.” “neu­ when you dissect an animal, rosis,” “ Law of Supply and you're seeing how it works Demand,” etc.) which will so you'll be able to classify then be applied to specific it. When you study plant re­ cases. You must understand production, you're seeing how these general concepts first— they work so you'TI he able for these ere the foundation to classify them. Overview of the subject—before you get each major unit to find the into details. properties of the classes; once Biology is a bird of a dlf- calm, keep cool and keep ferent feather, Llke all the classifying. other sciences, biology is con­ stantly changing. Almost ev­ (NEXT: How to ery day there is ■ new break­ physics and chemistry.) through or new piece of infor­ mation obtained. It'a import­ The entire 30 DAYS TO ant that you realiza this, and I1ETTEH GRADES series it's also important that you is now available In an MO. see that your textbook and page, spiral-bound book. your teacher can't possibly To order your copy send keep up with all the new de­ your name, address.^ city velopments. No one cun. As » and slate plus SI.00 to result, and properly so, your Better tirades, c o The San­ biology course will be primari­ ford Herald, I*. O. Box ISO, ly a descriptive course. That Dept. A, Radio City Station, is, you’re almost entirely con­ New York 19, N. Y. cerned with classifying the different forms of life. If you decide to major In biulogy In college and mnke it your life’s work, you’ll go beyond mere classification. You’ll study the chemistry of life, you’ll be able to delve deeply into cell structure, evo­ lution and other fascinating aspects. But for the time be­ ing, concentrate on passing your elementary courses. Ninety-nine and II 100 per rent of all students who have trouble with their biology course have it because they can’t see the forest for the trees. Remember that fur the most part your course will simply divide living things into great groups. The most general groups are railed phyla. For instunce, the chordates are a phylum. Do you know what they ure? From the great groups, or phyla, biology then worka down to smaller and smaller groups (family, genus and species). For instance* a rril fox ia a member of the chordatci, and of the dog family (Canidae), and the genus Vulpes, and the species fulvus. Technically, the red fox is referred to as tho Vulpua fulvus. L V You can rosily plan Horribly confusing, isn’t it? your chikl’a degree. Actually, it isn’t confusing at Ask your Gulf Life representative how Dun Machine M O R R I S TOWN, N. J. 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TO R ISIO IN T S O f A IL N IA R S V T O W N S "OFT* INSECT RIPEUENT SPRAT rag. can 98 c Breakfast Club Enriched While Bread. 2 borden's instant coffee t r 67* green giant cr. style corn 2 *2 39- borden's instant coffee f-a. SJ09 green giant asp'gus spears “* 53< green giant green peas 23* green giant mexicorn ll-as. <«n O il • 1 swift's swift's meats | hi-meat dinners for babies 3 Z97* 3 Z 79* reg. loavc! WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE SEMINOLE PLAZA CASSELBERRY HWY. 17-92 b i �ricci Coasts _____ ________ _ fis h in g __ _____ are osoally to th s ntw s _ riakttr connection with charge* of Mrhur along oar eaaata and track* toff ■ w ile shot*, actually do fUh. In fact, they have been fishing ton wtlL New England flehennen blame the B a t lane for an eight^Ul* R ew ound drop in the catch. The catefc for July la reported to be the Dick We»t Soyi Squeaky Rocker ZIP Goes The Beer Can tightest te st jin history for th e Boston fisheries. Evidence Indicates th a t the Rus­ sians are using illegal nets with dose mesh th a t sweep up small fish which shoutd not be taken- The fish do not have a chance to grow to maturity und reproduce. B etter the Russians should stick to missile monitoring. WASHINGTON (UP!) — As c a t of th* last holdouts against the digitisation of the human race, 1 have refused to tall anyone what my alp code number is. But now I am beginning to sea the folly of those obstruc­ tionist tactics. Despite my efforts to main­ tain secrecy, several mall or­ der houses have been able to learn my sip number, presum­ ably by kidnapplnr my mail­ man and torturing him until he squealed. Aa a result, this year’s Christmas gift catalogs are being delivered anywhere from 34 to 86 hours ahead of last year’s crop. For a person who likes to do his Christmas shopping early, as I do, every minute count*. So 1 suppose I should apolo­ gia* to the Post Office De­ partment for having been such a sorehead. As usual, the catalogs are filled with wonderful gift sug­ gestions, and I can hardly wait to get a t the order blanks. On* item that caught my eye la a “beer can launcher.” Using a .22 caliber blank for propulsion, It will hurl an empty beer can as far as 100 feet. Th* c a t a l o g touts the launchers for target practice. Who Owns Them? Leaders of nstione antagonistic toward the United States know w hat they’l l doing when they shut off their people from the news of our It’s not propaganda so much aa the daily items In our press which ' " \ make their citisens wonder if leaders a n telling them the m_f truth. Taka the reporta of stockholders ■•■tings, which make up a good bit of the business news grist. Our an­ tagonists hasp scorn on Wall Street M d t h e “capitalist masters" who the great companies in the Unit­ ed States. J u st who does own these compa­ nies? Well, the steel industry has just reported that it had 1,280,766 stock­ holders in 1962. Even m o n revealing is the steady trend to wider stock ownership. Ju st after the war, in 1946, th e n w e n 669,788 holders of steel stocks. In I960, this number had increased to 688,216. In the 12 y ean following the number of shareholders just about doubled. I t wouldn’t be difficult for those behind the curtains to perceive that th e people own these "capitalist” companies. This is something for the people behind the curtains to ponder. 1W4 Peter Edson Political Notebook but I see them as splendid gifts for motorised drinkers who are always throwing beer cans from car windows. Th* launcher* will enable them to litter suburban lawns that ara presently beyond their range. Should make beer can disposal infinitely more satisfying. Another attractive Item la a box of “magic birthday can* dlts . . . huff and puff with all your might but you can't blow them out.” Imagine the fun you can have watching your child get blue in the face trying to extinguish the candles on his birthday cake. Aa a companion gift, 1 rec­ ommend a mouthpiece adver­ tised in one catalog aa an aid in mouth-to-mouth resuscita­ tio n ;^ And here'a a nifty! An ice tray th at freeies Just enough cube* for one drink! Ju st the thing for yoar friends who a r t solitary drinkers! Or how about fatfaer-and-Mo money belts. Helps teach • lad to be aa miserly a s his old man. Having these suggestions on hand now gives each of us a big jump on Christmas. And wa owa It all to xlp code. First Iron ore shipments from Minnesota’s gigantic deposits waa mad* in 1884. e TYPEWRITERS ADDING MACHINES For R ent Day, Week or M o n t h . Goad Machines. Prices Reasonable. Dreg hi, pick out the machine and taka It with you. HAYNES OFFICE MACHINE CO. 314 Magnolia At#., Sanfecd Open Evenings they will effort your 1984 in­ 85 and another $100 for each dependent up to a maximum come took like th in • The largeet share of the of $1,000. Deductlona of up to 30 par Individual Income tax cut will go to 86 per cent of the tax­ cent of gross income would be payers who are In the low allowed for gifts to all pub­ and middle income group#. licly supported organisations. Workers forced to more to Those with Incomes of 13,00° IF THERE* IS A 4” 100% Nylon and less would get tax eula accept ■ now job would bo BREEZE able to deduct their moving averaging 40 par cent after expenses. two years. we get rr — There are a few losses for CASE Q-449: Herbert Hoav- in the same London ns waps- tongue « f th* sphinx-1 Ik1 Extrema example: Harried WE ARE OPEN AIR couple, two dependents, $3,000 low Income taxpayers, too; er onco outwitted the Germans pers and gave Mr. Hoover an youngster. Brush $1.98 Stats taxis on gasoline, WHY NOT WASH Income, joint return, stand, You can often avoid a show­ during World War I, using a O. K. auto licenses, drivers’ permits, ard deduction, now pays $00 ALUMINUM LADDERS • 81 Ft. - I to 36 F l Sis*. When ha reached Ma quart­ down with a contrary child IN COMFORT AT — littla psychological ruse. taxes. Under the new sched­ alcohol and tobacco will no that would Isad t o spanking, ers, he then handed his assist­ longer bo deductible for fedKWITE-WHITE I t was whlla I was stationed ule, this couple would pay no by tactfully diverting Ita atoral Income tax purposes un­ a t Smith College In 1927-1929 ants the London papers which tion . LAU N DRY taxes. 3419 FRENCH AVE. • Taxpayara with Incomes less they are • business ox- th at I learned this true story. they had longed to as*. 209 wr. let 8T. FA 3-8849 8so tomorrow** case on this of $3,000 to $5,000 will aver­ pense. vital point. Like a stage magician, Mr. For the professor in the Poll taxes and miscellaneous age a 38 per cent tax cut. A Hoover had thus reasoned married couple, two depend­ special stats taxes on admis­ next office told ma he had that the German would be so sions would ao longer bo de­ served aa an assistant to Her­ Interested In trying to find ants, $5,000 Income, joint re­ E d ito r, H e ra ld : turn, standard deduction, now ductible. The only state tax** bert Hoover In 1018 when some secreted or hidden items Ju rt road tho ‘letter to the pays $300 taxes. Under the th at would bo deductible on fodsrat returns would bo Hoover acted aa Chairman of that they’d overlook the ob­ odttar" by Mr. Clifford Me new program, $323. vious. • Taxpayers with $5,000 those on real estate, state In­ the Committee for Belgian Re­ XlbUe J r . And that waa exactly what come and general sale* tax. lief. 1 want to s ty to is express­ to $10,000 annual Income will they did. For they never stopWaiting period before sick In his official humanitarian ing my sssUments precisely average a 20 per cent tax cut. pay becomee excludable would A married couple, two de­ role, Hoover was allowed to go pad to think that th* wrapping It’s t wonderful article and pendents, $10,000 Income, be extended to 80 days: $100- back and forth from German paper of the muddy overshoes bo has my wbolahoarted aspmight be Important. joint return, typical averaged a-w*«k limit to remain. territory to London. part A taxpayer who gets medi­ This same principle often Itemised deductions, now pays Being a Quaker, h* was The Chamber of Commerce $1,198 taxes. Under new pro­ cal Insurance benefits from known to be movlated by a de helps parents in dealing with la tho life blood of any com gram. $984. more than ona policy for the slra to do good and relieve children. „ munity or city. Mr. Charlei • Taxpayers with Incomes same Illness would be re­ suffering. For sometimes a youngster Y our children's study areas are particularly light-toned pegboard or bulletin board o y s t quired to pay taxes on all Morrison la doing a good job. over $10,000 will average One day when he headed will grow obstinate and blunt­ im portant because poor light here is likely th e desk. What wo nood la more mem 15 per cent tax cut. They payments recthred above ac­ acrosa the channel to London, ly refuse to heed his parent’s bora to support our C. of C. W all or table lam p should be placed about to cause fatigue, eye-strain and poor concen­ would also benefit from other tual illness cost. some of hlu assistants back of commands. Deductions for casualty or I eaa’t understand why the special provisions applying the German lines expressed a 15* fh)tn either side of the work center. T h e tratio n long before the homework's done. Do A head-on emotional con­ theft loss on nonbuslnesa C i t y GommUiloners don’t to all taxpayers. great desire to ere copies of flict may then rrsult unless •w ay with dimness, glare, or harsh shadows lam p shade should be light in color b u t n o t give them more help ami The most Important change properly would be eliminated the latest London newspapers. the parents divert the child's on the first $100 of such lods, • . . proper lighting and better school grades highly translucent. For maximum eye com­ money to operate on. Thie U Is a new minimum standard So Herbert Hoover promised attention. The 4 per cent tax credit on a devastating blow to our deduction for taxpayers who fort the bottom of the shade should be 15’ often go together. he'd try to bring them the For example, some toddlers town and to tho C. of C. do not Itemlie their deductions dividend Income would be re­ current editions. from the top o f the desk. Home stu d y conditions don’t have to be steadily refuse to talk even Let's go, Banford. Express It would be *SUO for a single pealed , but the amount of But he knew the Germans though they muy be two or U se a 150-wntt frosted bulb. A diffusing dividends that could be ex­ expensive o r elaborate. J u st follow these your feelings In thin very vl taxpayer, $400 for married would go thnough nls luggage three years old. Yet tbs par­ bowl is recommended to prevent glare. Some gen­ simple tips: tal matter. couples, an extra $100 for cluded from such tax wuuld most thoroughly. So how do ents know these toddlers cer­ R. T. Johnson those who are blind or over he raised from $50 to $IU0 for you suppose Mr. Hoover out­ Study desks or tables should be ngninat n eral lighting in the rest of the room is helpful. tainly must be able to ipeuk. each person. witted their eagle-eyed In­ If you urge the child to Elderly taxpayers would get light-tinted wall. I f walls are dork, place a Remember, eyesight ispricclat...good light is cheap. speak, It may thus refuse. So OUR BOARDING HOUSE additional tax benefits from spectors T Will, he packed his suitcase ask It to run and Isll Its little the new bill. A single taxpay­ EGAD. WHAT A , er over 85 with $2,000 Income Then he took a pair of muddy brother that supper Is ready. BUT. CURLY CANtKEr* und standard deduction now old rubber overshoes und care­ Often this ruse will fre* the LAVJrt CHAIRS I N O e G D f D O YOl K c i n<6 A PITY * * U tr A D F O T /1 /1 THINK I 'OONT WeJ6 AMY e . .J/Pr»«0 fCHEAPER. TOO £>pML CUR LIKE pays $120 In taxes. Under the fully wrapped each overshoe B C T T R H T O D O T U A M LK.TLM < ( In a copy of th at day's London new program it would be $05. T H A T TO gOACtf S A L t S M tM <f li T30ESM*T 1 A married couple, both over newspaper. OVER 35 YEARS last p e d d l e r who was mercJ , When he reached the Ger­ S O L D M B A S P O T H fcM O N E K - / |W r W W I ’1 OO AFTER? * 05, standerd deduction, $5,000 At First A Ptlmstt* THAT BROTHEeman lines, h it loggage was (Alongside eld poet office) THAT A t e A HOLE IN-LAW OF/MiMCf income now pay# $420 in tax­ iNMYHiefMOWy HAWM—MAWa es. Under the new schedules, opened at once and eagerly In­ CO BEFORE X j spected for any forbidden ma­ I CAM HELP $ 200 . LBTTHEOOO^, FATE The present one per cent terials. C A JXfj o ^ A L O rte ^ The (Jermans pounced on floor on deductions for medi­ cines would be eliminated fur the p a c k a g e s and quickly undrapped the newspapers. luspuyers over 05. P e o p l e over 05 who sell a But they found nothing In • C a rp s ta • F u r n itu r e home owned five years or side except muddy o v e r s h o e s ! * Ptaaos more would not have to pay So they obligingly wrapped • Tils • R e n ta l B o d s t h e first $20,000 of the salee up the overshoes unce more price. America's farm families would benefit from the new I tax bill lurgely through gen­ eral reductions in Individual Income tax rates. The important thing to bear In mind: none of the proposed changes will have effect on taxes paid on '63 Income. First taxpayers to ues the new rates will be those who 114 So. Potatetio must estimate their 19*14 in­ come for the report which has Phono FA 2-0814 to be filed by March 16, 1904. W A S H IN G T O N (N B A - m te st tMMD for etlsbratlag lab o r Day was probably found In tho Trtaaury De­ partment luminary on effects of Um Houaa Ways and Mean. Committee's propoaed tax cut. for annual Income* of $10,•00 or undo;, Itwao are preliminary a*Umats*. Tho tax bin kas yot to bo approved by the full Hoorn, then run lb* gauntlet of Senate Finance Committee hearings and Sonata pan***But as of no*, sftsr seven months of committee wrangl­ ing, tho main prorUton* aa Dr. Crane's Worry Clinic M A R Y CARTER PAINTS Letters start the school year right ...w ith proper Sanford Furniture Co. © fjp § a n f u r i i f lj m ilii Page 4 Sanford, Florida Mon., September 16, lDftl w .ti.T t:n x . u te i.o u , 1:111 rim a m i 1*1 in .m u m I 'H C U W S iL L I OmitO VAX I'KLT M v c tis n lcal Hupt. M a n a g i n g Killtor JIM S nllUUU IkKK JtlllY HULLS liii.lt,,,. l l i i t a u r • IIIHLKT J. i . l l t v r C n u n ir K Jito r CC CKL IA H ocU lj V VII MLR K dllur iis it H ir r io v I 'l a . v l t l i i l U a n a t M i'u i i k v o l t u i.i m : C i r c u l a t i n g M ii m i t v r m -ric i H r Wall I t M l n l , lu MHIr All o t h e r IS* W e e k !» »<• I T e a r 111 M> 1 Y ear M0 I Uon I lie ».TS s Month! S.S0 1 M o n th * 3.00 t M o n th * I. im I M o n t h I VO I M o n th tf. g. P o s t a l R e g u l a t i o n ! p r o v id e t h a t a l l m a l l a u o i c r l p l l o u a be p aid In a d v a n c e . Hi m D elivery Dr. Jack C. Morrison, See today's attractive lamps and lighting fixture* at your Lighting Dealer’s, And be sure to stock up on light bulbs, always have a “spare” on hand. D. D. S. announces the moving of his offices Wednesday, September 18th. to 380 Mellonville Avenue, Sanford C n t e r o d So tvcutid Cle*t m a t t e r O c t o b e r I f , ISIS a t t h - f o i l Office o f t tan ferd , F l o r i d a , u n d e r t h e A c t o f C o n s t ee* u t M a rc h . T h s H e r a l d la a m e m b e r o f t h e U n i t e d P r e t e w h ic h le e n ­ ti t l e d emclualvely to t h e u»e for r e p u h U c a t i » n o f a l l th * lo cal a t w s p r i n t e d In Oils n t w v p e p e r . fc W. Scott Boras LIGHT H E L P I N O B U I L D F L O R ID A _________ ^ COMPANY ... . 207 Magnolia Avs. �tfr fa firl Vm9 S e p t. l f t ! • < » — f t * * f (Dawi ! DEAR ABBY: I am the young, attractive neighbor lady about whom WOR­ RIED WIFE wrote. 1 am trying to get a *un tan, eo naturally when the eun la hotteit, 1 taka tun bath* In my back yard. Now, ev­ eryone knows that it you eprinkla your lawn In the hot sun you'll burn up your gras*. My neighbor goei out and sprinkle* hia back yard when the sun is blazing just to get his eyes full of me while I'm out there taking my sun bath. I assure you, his wife has nothing to wor­ ry about as I don't appreci­ ate an audience. Can you suggest a way to get my message to hlmT SUN BATHER DEAR SUN BATHER: Call your nclghbor'a atten­ tion to the fact that his lawn Is getting brown right along with you. And sug­ gest that he hold otf the sprinkling until both you and tha sun have disap­ peared. • • • • DEAR ABBY: Recently my seventy-three-year-old father was taken to the hospital with a ruptured gall bladder which required emergency surgery. As they By Abigail Van Buren * * • • DEAR ABBY: Wa live in a 135,000 home, have over $10,000 In our savings ac­ count, my husband has $75.Otui in Life Insurants and we belong to the Country’ Club. I suppose you're thinking, "what a lucky woman to hava a husband like that!’* Well, you can have him. lls'a the world’s biggest tightwad. He nevtr carries a penny with him srd he says that's the best tvuy tu keep front spending On lu cu b y -S ta y m o n . DEAR W IFE: If you'va lived with this man for 28 years and haven’t been able to loosen him up a little, there must be something wrong with your approach. On the other hand, few wives have the assets you both apparently enjoy, • • • • C O N F ID E N T IA L ID "STILL JEALOUS OF MY B2-YEAR-OLD TREASURE IN IIYANNIS POUT": Re­ lax. You're aecuro unless an antique collector takes a fancy to him. • • • « What's on your mind? Fur a personal reply, send a self-add ref fed, stumped envelope to Abby, llox 3383, Beverly Hills, Calif. • • • * Hate to write letters? Send one dollar tu ABBY, Uox 3305. Beverly Hills, Calif., for Abby's now book­ let. "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OC­ CASIONS". DEAR R. C. T.: You've msdt my day. And please remember me affectionately to Papa. Ja c o b y During th t war y a a r a jeorge Rape* and Sam Staynan of New York developed i system of responding to >pening no-trumps in which ;he two club response to tho ipenlng no-trump was an srtlcifical forcing bid. Staynan's nams was attached tu the convention and today svery expert In the world sacs it in some form or other. The uses divtrga tremenkiusly, but they all go under :he general name of Btayman iu I will call m int JaeobyStayman. Of course, Jacoby# S ujm an fits perfectly with the Jacoby transfer bid, butj whether or not you use the transfer bid you ahould use money. Our house needs painting, and our furniture is a disgrace. We drive a 1930 car. We’ye been mar­ ried 2d years and he's get­ ting tighter every y**r. What can I do? TIGHTWAD'S WIFE were wheeling him into the operating room, hla last re­ quest to mother was, “Don’t bother to save the news­ papers for ms—just tear out the pages with DEAR ARBY and I’ll read them when I get home." We are happy to report that he Is well on the road to recov­ ery now and almost all caught np with hia reading. It is our belief that your column somehow tends to create a measure of confi­ dence In the older genera­ tion. Yours very truly, R. C. T. NORTH RKJ94 « A I1 ♦ «* By Oswald Jacoby 18 RQ10I8 BAST A AS A 912 *933 ♦ A 73 48 10 8 74 AKJ i t *854 SOUTH (O) A Q 10 7 g f KQJ ♦ A 10* 1 N.T. Pass I * Pasa 4 * Pass 3A Pass Pass Paaa Opening lead—A 4 The bidding shown in the box would be that of any pair using sny version of Slayman. The hand shows why all 2(iyhUyhJtA Television Tonight MONDAY P. 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NBC. Monday Night at The Movies. "Love Is A Many-Splcndored Thing," starring William Holden and Jennifer Jones. (Color) A new season of lirst-run films opens with t h i s many-splctulorrd movie for fans who like a lovb story. It's a tale of inter­ racial romance without the poor girl aspects. Jennifer Jones it an Eurasian doctor. She gives the part the neces­ sary authority one expects from a professional, and mar­ bles it with the sensitivity T V Time Previews TV RENTAL A Sales • Service Seminole TV FA 1-492* that an all-absorbing love In­ graphic technics guaranteed Zenith Color TV Sales flicts on people in all stations to provide you with a case of 2 8 « Saaford At*. of life. Holden, as a corres­ TV DTs. pondent and the object of her ardor, is equally inflicted For with the romantic virus, pro­ Property viding the strong conflict with racial and social customs in the bubbling cauldron of the llong Kung British crown colony, 7:304:30 p ra. ABC. The O u t e r Limits. (Premiere) Casualty "The Galaxy Being.” Nothing 114 NORTH PARK FA 2-0331 quite like this has been on TV before. Us feature is photo­ «#CARRAW AY * McKIBBIN TUESDAY A. M. 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Without the artificial club North wuutd probably re­ spond three no-trump and South would have no play for tho contract. The diamond opening would eatublish three diamond tricks and East and West would each collect a trick and an ace. The two club response is artificial and specifically asks the opening bidder to show a four card major auit if he has one. South has four spades and shows It where­ TUESDAY P. M. upon North bids four spsdi-s. There is no defense against 11:81 («) I>o 1 8 n r L i f t Krnt« r-.-.i S h av four spades. East and West 12*81 19) KiAlhor Kmiiwi Hi*** can make their two aces, hut ($ ) f l i i r n for T t a t r . row they can only add one dia­ 11:11 U) OuMlar Ll«9l mond trick. I.tf® ( ( J HoehM'tpr F a Ui * r I f ) U t n i r j ) fTf>*|ili.11 111! ( l i A# 1 > o W •r I<1 T a r a * U>S J.he Someone has figured out don't ask me bow) that the ivcrage woman spends the •qulvalent of a year of her ife on the telephone. —How much of that time, lo you suppose, is spent in imvvering the phone fur other members of the family, and n taking their messages? —How much U spent fend­ ing off phone salesmen who want lo sell her a course of iancing lessons, persuade her Lo have her children photo­ graphed, or talk her Into buying a new vacuum cleaner —How many hours of her Legal Notice M i n i ) : o f oi i r T i n : a r v n : o f p t .i i h i d v t o KIIIHLKY HR A DDT, W I I1 18H IIKHIDUNCK I« UNKN O W N : A i v o r n C om plaint b a v in s h f » n fllvd y o u In lh« C i r c u i t C o u r t In v n d f o r b a m ttv-itu C o u n ty , KlorM*. b y lll.’i l l l IIItVDDY. for tllvoru*. Ibo • h u r t t l t l o o f wbti-h I* HTTOM IIH.VDDY. P lain tiff veraii*. H l l l l i . 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IS HAL) A r t h u r I t n « « k w ! th . J r . r ’l e r k of tl)« C i r c u i t C o u r t M a c k N. Clevela nd. J r . A t t o r n e y a t Law. S uit* S l i Sun f o rd A t U n i l o N a t i o n a l Hank II oil J i n * . I*. t t Draw a r Z. S a n f o r d . F l o ri d a . A t t o r n e y fu r P l a i n t i f f P u b l l a h Sap. I. *. la, 33. 1>*3. CDM-T (d o n u m : life—or day* or weeks—does slie spend as a member of telephone committee for first one organization and then another? —How much of her "tele, phone year" is spent during her adolescence—how much during her adult life? it's almost a cinch that she will spend more lime talking to the young man she eventually marries before ho leads her to the altar than afterward. An hour isn't long for a before - marriage telephone call, and two minutes isn't especially short for an after- Legal Notice IN T U B COY A T T J l IHJ9:'v F l i t ’1ST, IN AN D FOR o u s t INfll.H COUNTY, I T AT l! O F F L O R ID A . IN HRl RSTati: nr M O S T C Z r. It A t i l t Id. D tceassd. n o th r t o i n i:i)iru n * TO Vl.l. I I II .Ill IIIIIO AND P K I to o N N II t v I V , FLVIVta Oil IIF.VIVVIIO VI# VI NOT S AID aiUTATBl Yo u a n d eu. h o f y ou u ro h e r e b y n a l l f le d a n d r e q u i r e d lo p r . u e n l » n y claim* a n d d e ­ m a n d s w h ic h you . o r o l t h a r o f you. tn»y b n * u a u m e t th o o e t a l e of MO NTE2 H. H A l U t l d , d ecea v ed . l a t e of tal l C o u n t y , to t h e I 'o u h t y J o i s t of S em ih o le C o u n ty . F lo rid a , at bio o f fic e In th * C o u r t Itouvo o f • a i d C o u n ty a t Hanford. F l o r ­ ida. w ithin »tx calendar m o n t h , from th * tlm# of th * fl ro t p u b l i c a t i o n of thlv n o ­ tice. E a c h c l a i m or d e m a n d • h a t t he In w r . t l n * a n d ah a l l a t o t * th o p la c e of realdonc* a n d p oat o f fic e a l Iroaa o f th a c l a i m a n t , a n d ah all be a w o r u t o by th * c l a i m a n t , h l a a * a n t . o r a t t o r n e y , a n d a n y auch c l a i m o r d e m a n d n o t no file d ah all b* void. T II E L M A II LIVINiiSTOM II E U N IC E M. tIKVEIU.Y V. A l t n l n l v t r a i r l c a a of lb* E atota of IlhST E X K. IIVIIIUS, Doeaaaad STRN'RTItOM, DAVIS A MeIXTOfUt A t t n r n e y a f o r A In iln latiaVf*ca* lld w ard a ilutldm a S anford, Florida I’u h l l a h : A u * . 2 t A *, (S) Mhl-KU. Now* t :li ()) 41) P a M w o r t f By Ruth Millett 49) 1**7 in C o u r t M l H I <«) Art U n k lo ttrr (9) J u n o W y m * n promarriage telephone conver­ i«nt« sation with the same man. —How much o( the time she spends on the telephone is spent in saving time—ra ­ ther than wasting it? | TODAY A TURN. For Instance, calling six department stores tu find out FiRgr FD U -tf worn where she can get something HOCI^ASNY MUSICAL! she needs to buy, Instead of racing from store to store ^oGoHw^M.^pRJr'2 to find out. —If It's possible to find out how much time the average woman spends on the tele­ phone In her lifetime, it ought (o be possible to find out what site's doing on the telephone for the equivalent of one whole year of her life. That's the fatcmaling ques­ tion. V l D N J iu i' tl r\ TO M I T - A T l R o l l VV TiUO A IIOM -m i: H i t : i i i h d i p :" J im #I l.alah D i r k V a n l l y h v — Fol«i l-lua A l 9 i W Only - t HIT I t ' S 9 IIU ICB " IIU* I III** L n rt l l * Hall Folor NOW OPEN 445 FRENCH A V E, SANFORD . Carry Out Orders Pleaaa I'hoR* 3J2-I4II We'll Hsvc It Itrsdy Produce vc y L S FANCY YELLOW GLOBE ASPICS C l il S p e n c e r’ M o u n ta u leuYFonu muKDiinuM LB Li;-© • BOTTLE of TOO o o o FRESH CREEK EACH o • • O Goods by Lady Fair ://fe o’® -, . l'4,3 - t 1' t( EEE FRESH BAKED BLUEBERRY ( 59 c VALUE ) ICED SPANISH BAR ( 35c YALUE ) 1 PIES-49< CAKE 29 t >. is. m s. HATABURGER M 9STAItTS I All I 3 WED. i* Filfv CD L -;o BIG Fred) 5 GRAIN USP RI DE - 1 M T H E A T R FR E E EX TRA _ MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS WITH IMTVCOUVOH AMO HJ0CM*U Of 13 s t . L O A F L A D Y P A IR RAISIN BREAD M * b C llO M It, IM I tlu M t ,t#J I H I n l «ITM TOu* f.iC M a il l a a n a n a *04)AfUl, f . U &J oanaoam aanv �if * * * * - Mn. Gardner Named Predde Of T E L Class Members of the TEL Sun­ day School Class of the First Baptist Church elected new officers for the new church year at a recent meeting at the home of Mrs. Herbert Moreland, Mrs. W. D. Gardiner was named president and others elected to serve with her were Mrs. Ella Ellis, vice president; Mrs. J . A. Ben­ son, treasurer; M n. Lillian Vickery, secretary, and Mrs. Vashtt Tucker, d a v o t l e n chairman. Mrs. Forrest Gatcbel Is the teacher and Mrs. H. W. Ruc­ ker, assistant. Mrs. More­ land presided at the business session a n d names were drawn far new groups by the group leaders. Group leaders are Mrs. Moreland, Mrs. 3. A. Cun­ ningham, Mrs. Floyd Roberts sad Mrs. Myron Smith. During the social boor re­ freshments were serred by the hostess and her group to the IT members present for the meeting. Miss Judith Mims To Marry Michael Vaness Morris Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mims. 1213 Randolph St., Sanford, announce t h e engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Judith Beat, rice, to Michael Venesa Mor­ ris, son of Mrs. Elisabeth P. Morris and the lata Mr. Ro­ bert C. Morris, 1403 South Lo­ cust Ave., also of Sanford. Mbs Mima waa born in Chattanooga, Than., attended primary school in Chatta­ nooga and waa a member of the 1383 graduating class of Seminole High School fa San­ ford. 8he was a member of the high school Glee Club and Chora tiers. The groom-elect w u born in Washington, D. C., attend­ ed school fa Arlington, Va., and Sanford. Ho w u a mem­ ber of the 1983 Seminob High School Class and the DCT Club. He is presently employ, ed at Surplus City. The wedding is scheduled for Nov. S. Vt-** M n. Robert Goexalex w u boateaa for a recent meeting of the Phi Gamma Eta Chap­ ter of Beta Sigma PhL Thir was a planning aeaikm pre­ ceding the new social year. Included on the agenda were plans for social events, hostesses and programs. Com­ mittees were appointed for the rush season which Is scheduled to start in October. Those present at the meet­ ing were Mmes. Joe Alexan­ der, president; Bill Reck, vice president; Bobby Mit­ chell, treasurer; Mike Crever, I^ck Krickseon, Sid Vlhlen, Jim Warner, and the Misses Barbara Moses and Leslie Jones. Mr. and Mr*. Clarence E. I Lenoir, N. C., and graduated Barlow, taoi Holly Ave., an- from the Hudson High School, flounce the engagement and | in Hudson, N. C. While in approaching m a r r i a g e of their daughter, Frances Jeannctlc, to Joieph Edmond An- I drews, ion of Mr. atul Mr*. I ’ J. E. Andrews, Old Lake I Monroe Road, Sanford. Mist Barlow was born in New Families Welcomed To Sanford Area Casselberry Personals By J i m Casselberry Robert Carmichael if 309 Concord Dr., has returned home from Seminole Memor­ ial Hospital in Sanford and TUESDAY is recuperating from bis re­ Member! of the DAR will cent illness. meet a t 2:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. St. Clair White, 2220 Mrs. C. K. Fisher, 141 Con Weat First Street. Constitu­ cord Dr., broke her wrist re­ tion day will b« observed and cently in a fail and it will be all members are urged to at­ in a cast for another a b tend. weeks. Local Events Catholic Club Plans Social The Catholic Women's Club • f AH Soub Parish are plan­ ning a membership social on Thursday tvenlng, Sept. 28, Immediately following Nove­ na Services. The aoeia! will be held In the Pariah Hall and all ladies of the parish are cordially invited to attend. ESTRON PRINT Looks, Feet* Like Luxury Silk MILADY'S SHOPPE Of Flue Fabric* 108 8. Park 323-0)11 9HOD OM by L t N O X . Ths symbol of perfection... s s.nglo fu'l Mown red rota sunxrndsd by leaves of 24k. jell on liinilucsnt lino thins, 3-pitco place fctfag.................................523.95 SWEENEY’S OFFICE SUPPLIES GIFTS MISS JUDITH BEATRICE MIMS The Sanford Welcome Wa­ gon Club will meet this Tues­ day at Phelps Restaurant for the regular monthly meeting. Those who like to play cards, bridge, canasta or pinochle, are urged to be there promptly at 10 a.m. to bo eligible for prlies. At noon a salad plate lunch­ eon will be served, followed by a program on hair styling. All members, guests, new ar­ rivals and friends are invited to attend. For luncheon re ­ servations call, Mrs. A. L. I’rost at 322 9039 or Mrs. B. R. Rowland at 323-032Q. The executive hoard meet­ ing was held at tha home of the president, Mrs. Probst, 418 Satsuma Drive. The name "Whlffletreo Whispers," was chosen for a news bulletin to ber published each month and mailed to club members and Mrs. C. D. Otty was named sunsnine chairman. From Your Downtown Florist SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Tor, E. 1st 4k Hanford At*. FA 2-1833 FA 2-8132 Virginia Petroskl, Welcome Wagon hostess, reports the following residents among those welcomed to the San­ ford area recently: Mr. and Mrs. William B. Lowman, from Monroeville, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Brown, Brian, Raleigh, Mary Karla, Nancy, Elba and Laura, from Patuxent, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cook, Dsnlel, Debbie, and Edie, from Lakehurst, N. J.; Mr. and Mrs. J . E. Cooprider, David and Kathy, f r o m Springfield, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. 11. O. Eckel, from France; Mr. and Mrs. H. J . Furman and twins. Richard and Jam es, from Lebanon, Trnn.; Mr. and Mrs. If. E. Guthrie, Sonya and Linda, from Norfolk, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. William E. Green and Deanna, from Ber­ muda; Mr. and Mrs. II. il. Howe, from Dover, Vt. Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Hurlhurt irom Corpus Chrlsli, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Jamison, William, Guy and Barbara, f r o m Newfound­ land; Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Satcher, Dianne and Sherry from Becsville, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Andrews and Klmbcrlle, from McCallistcr, Okla.; Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Dristcr, George Jr., Randall, Joseph, Martin, Toni Marie and Laura, from Whldby tfa J iM ilA During the buiincss meet­ ing, new president, Mrs. Don Ua inner, announced that the next meeting will be held Monday, Sept. 18, i t the homo of Mrs. James Blythe. Other officers assuming their new duties were, Mrs. Banks Gulden, vice-president; Mrs. Jimmy Jones, recurding sec­ retary; Mrs. Billy Wynn, corresponding secretary, and Mrs. LaMar Meridlth, treas­ urer. Mrs. Jay Carter, chairman cf the ways and means com­ mittee. distributed b e n e f i t tickets for each member to sell. The prize in the draw­ ing is a weekend trip for two to Nassau in the Bahamas. Profits will aid the sorority to continue in its various ser­ vice projects, which include the sponsorship of a child at (he Sunland Training Center. Tho drawing will bo held on Dec. 2. Social Committee chairman, Mrs. Jim Daughtery, an­ nounced a brunch at the home of Mrs. Golden on Sept. 28 at 10 a.m. in order to get acquainted with t h e fail rushees. Sirs. Jimmy Jones was elected to represent the chap­ ter as Valentine Girl this year. Later in the year, a Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Davis luncheon will be held In her Jr. of Madison, Fla., are va­ honor. cationing in the Bahamas. Cake and iced drinki were While they are gone (heir served by the hosteii during children, Lynne and Jay, are the social hour and discussion visiting their grandparents, of future socials and sorority .Mr. anil Mrs. J. C. Owen, events was conducted. 1313 Magnolia Ave., in San­ Other members attending ford. Mrs. Davis is the for­ were Mmes. Joe Corley, Jo mer Miss blartha Owen. Kampf and Gil Daigle, Personals Large Table Of Assorted Fabrics In Short Lengths. ALL REDUCED TO MOVE school she w u a member of the Future Teachers, Mono­ grams, Future Homemaking nod Public Speaking Clubs. She is presently employed by the Southern BeD Telephone and Telegraph Co. in Sanford. The groom-elect, a native of Sanford, Is n graduate of Seminole High School. While in high school he waa a mem­ ber of the FFA sod DCT Club during his senior year. He is presently employed by West­ ern Electrle Co., in Orlando. The wedding will be an event of Sept, a at 7 p.m. a t the Central Baptist Church In Sanford. The Depaadabla B a a d a y School C lan at tin T in t Methodist CJmrch meets a t 9 p.m. a t tho boon of M n . f Roy Williama, 0 4 Elliott Ave. Mrs, J. G. Hadercr will bt eo-ho»t»M. U W nr W Now JEANNETTE IIARLOW S. S. Teacher GOOD LUCK Honored With AND Surprise Party Members of the Faithful Workers Sunday School Class of the Christian and Mission­ ary Alliance Church honored their teacher, Mrs. Richard Ransbottom, with a surprise birthday p a r t y Thursday night. The group met at the home of Mrs. Morris Ayers on French Avenue ami when Mrs. Ransbcttom’a daughter, Mrs. John Tyner, brought her to the Ayers home they greet­ ed her with ‘'Happy Birth, day." The honoree thought they were going to a sewing circle meeting. Several games were played and refreshments of punch and cake were served. The hlrthday cake jvas decorated in pink and white, featuring pink (lowers in the icing. Gilts were arranged on ■ table bearing a sign "Happy Birthday Teacher." Others TROLLS MASCOTS Unlqo# Little Character Made Of Washable Plastic With Real H a i r ................ Aa f a u n a l Girt For All Tea From 9 Te 99. FROM 91.23 VP "FeeUriag Fashions Jest F ar Yon" GlfU • Carla • Books (Formerly McVlean) 210 E. P in t St. 200 N. PARK AVE. STORE HOURS: 9 TO • Open Wed. Afternoon fafetC O B B raiS RU FFLE YOU CAN CAUSE A STIR . . . ------ , with "Ruffle" by California Cobblers. It’a a walking shoe with a scalloped edge (hat crosses the border into superb fashion. See it in black calf. Then walk right In. The price la only 911.95. Gurits forced to squint through a sunny window have trouble seeing ths host OR the view. 4 A L W A Y S F I R S T Q U A L IT Y Altamonte r Personals By Julia Bartoa Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kcgebine and daughter, Barbara, of Oakhurst Drive, have re­ turned from a two weeks va­ cation visiting friends and relatives in Uilca, N. Y. "WONDER* In rlfh tl they’re BETTY ANNE’S HAIR STYLING SALON 2 Full Tim* 4>p*r«tora • Mabel Duggan • B*tly Ann# Howard machine washable! PENNEYEXCLUSIVE Haunt 8:30 » 5:30 > Thuru. And Frl. Eve. By Appointment Phone FA 2-8820 2201 Park Ave. wonder washable woolens One Lot Priced At Tuesday, Sept. 17 Mr. Paul Smith Another Group Priced At VALUES FROM 98c to 3.98 YARD # Playtim e Robert Armentroul, W. H. Webb and the MUiei Mala Ayers, and Brenda and Cathy Tyner. MEMBERS OF CIRCLE EIGHT, of the First Presbyterian Church were entertuined with a luncheon by Mrs. C. It. Sims, following the finul meet­ ing of the Church Year. Left to right are Mrs. P. D. Hoggs. Airs. W. A. Patrick, Mrs. Herbert Behrens, Mrs. John Jurss, Mrs. W. L. Roche, Mrs. It. C. Long and Mrs. Sims. Mrs. Clarence Snyder, circle chairman, is not in the picture, Members of the Gamma Lambda chapter of Beta Sig­ ma Phi held their first meet­ ing of the year at tha borne of Mrs. Larry Mann. An interesting and Informa­ tive program about planning i custom-built home was pre­ sented by Joe Dennison, guest speakrr for the evening. Church Calendar ■O M M T Jeannette Barlow W ed Joseph Edmond Andrews - Good n ew s — oar faR Wonders are here! Fine, r i c h - looking virgin wools, fresh from the looms of Milllken in de­ lightful colors, heathertones, plaids a n d coor­ dinates for your new fa ­ shions, If you’re already a fan, you know how beautifully t h e y ma­ chine wash*, smooth out to dry; if not, get ac­ quainted to d a y while se­ lection is complete 1 •lukewarm water �Cardinals Closing In ■ y t h M fr»M Istemattoeal Th# oddstnikers (till like the Dodgers, but not by much because those incredible Cardinals can change the en­ tire National Leagua pennant picture tonight A victory by the Cardinals In the opener o( a three-game set between the two clubs at S t Louis tonight not only would boost them into a vlr- Daytona Horsmen Top Riders Intersectional Apopka and Daytona Beach J cloverleaf. second In the sadhorsemen copped the llon’i ule scramble and senior west­ •hare of the honors et th* ern pleasure, rourth in pole Dusty Boots Riding Assn. bending and musical Ures, Horse Show, Sunday, despite A Sanford boy, George My­ a driiillng rain. ers, scored In seven events. For the second time In a Myers was second ptacs win­ row. Boyd Edwards of Day­ ner in five contest* — rlblion tona won the senior horte race, pick-up, hollow log, race, with Don McCloud of musical tires and saek races Apopka second for the cash and winding up third in sad­ dle scramble and fourth In prises. Little Walter Graham on the Gate race. hi* tiny pony beat out Lucia Another Apopka horseman, Wallace in the Junior Pony Steve Brainard, president of rare. th* riding association there, Edwards also took first In won five ribbona taking the pole bending and pick-up Tare first place for the saddle second in the cloverleaf and scramble, and outjumping third in the hollow log race. everyone on the musical tire*, McCloud was first In the second in keyhole threading, hollow log and second In the third In the flag race and the flag race, and took third pick-up race. place* in th* cloverleaf, mu­ First place winner of the sical tires and sack race*. Keyhole race was Lee Chris­ Sonny Falreloth, alto of topher who also took third In Daytona, placed In (even pole bending and fourth in events, winning first place in the hollow log. the Gag race, ribbon race and In the Junior Western tual first-place tie but also would automatically make them the new pennant favor­ ites. Momentum Is entirely on their side. By bowling over the Braves twice Sunday, 3-2 and 3-0, the Cardinals ran their winning streak to 10 games and now have won 19 of their last 20. The Dodgers show a 13-7 log during that same stretch and while that record isn’t any­ thing to be ashamed of it is responsible for cutting their lead from a onca comfortable 7W games. "The Dodger* still are slight favorites,'* said one na­ tional oddsmaker. "They won't be any longer, though, By tailed Press taUrwatieeal If they lose tonight." Yon can take the word of The Cards looked like the Florida Gators. Those champs In their two victories pre-season reports that Gcor over Milwaukee Sunday while gia Tech's line play would be the be-draggled Dodger* lookaub-standard this (all must ed like chumps losing to have been wishful thinking by Philadelphia, 8-1. the Yellow Jackets' oppon­ Cardinal manager Johnny Keane nominated Ernie Brog­ ents. The Gators, who are sup­ lie (18-81 for tonight’s game posed to have a pretty fair of­ and Dodger manager Walt fense this season, tested the Alston picked Johnny Podrcs Tech wall Saturday and end (13-10). In other National League ed up with a minus five yards games, the Colta completed a rushing for an afternoon of four-game sweep of the Mrts effort. by beating them twice, 5-4 There also had been rumors and 5-0, the Reds clipped the that the Jackets' pass defense Cubs, 3*1, and the Giants might be below par. To crushed the Pirates, 13-5. squelch that belief, Tech held Over In the American the Gators to 41 yards In the League, the champion Yan air and dumped Florida quar­ kees topped the Twins, 2-t, terback Tom Shannon for the Red Sox downed the Ath losses as olten as he was al­ letlcs, 5-3. the Orioles nipped lowed to throw the ball. the Tigers, 2-t and the In Tech won the nationally dians beat the Angels. 6-3. televised, rain-soaked opener, Rain washed out the White 9-0, and the credit for the vic­ Sox-Scnators game. tory goes to the surprising de­ fense led by hulking end Hilly Martin and the kicking of tri­ ple-threat quarterback Hilly Lolhridge. Tech and Florida moved up their opener a week to make the national television ap­ Hi* action was hot and pearance. so both have an extra week off before return­ heavy last week at Jet Lanes as th* Semlnoln County Busi­ ing to action Sept. 28. nessmen started their fall bowling schedule. Dirk Shaeffer came through with u 215—618 aerie* to take serlea honors aa Dirk'a Ap­ By United Press International pliance* split even with Faron AMERICAN LEAGUE Builders. Sam Faron took w i. Pet. r.n high game honora with a fine x-New York 100 52 .848 233 first game. 85 65 .567 14 Chicago Mack Allman shot 218—ABO 85 87 .559 15 Minnesota a t team No. 3 took all four 79 72 J23 2046 Baltimore points from Team No. 4 to 74 76 .493 25 Detroit jump Into first plart on open­ 73 79 .480 27 Boaton 72 81 .471 28'a ing night. Cleveland Team No. 5 was pared by 67 83 .447 32 Kansas City Charlea Rose 202—555 as they 08 64 .447 32 Los Angeles took thre* point* from Team 53 97 J53 46 Washington No. 0. g-CHnched pennant Team No. 7 squeaked Sunday'* Resulti through with a one point win Chicago at Washington, ppd., over Team No. 8 In the third rain gam* as these two team* bat­ Baltimore > Detroit I tled to a 2-2 record for the New York 2 Minnesota 1 night. Boston 3 Kansas City 3 Cleveland A Los Angeles I Tuesday’s Game* Baltimore at Los Angeles, 2, twi night Detroit at Minnesota, night The 18 teams of the Bill Boston at Chicago, night New York a t Cleveland, night Hemphill Motorettes started the balls rolling last week. Kansas City at Washington Six teams are tied in for the NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GB first place slot. Rlvleras. Starchiefs, Electras. Tempests, Los Angeles 91 59 .607 Specials and Wildcat*. St. Louis 91 61 .599 1 Linda Post with her 177, 69 .540 10 San Franciaco 81 had high tim e for the day. 80 71 .530 ID* Milwaukee Philadelphia 79 72 .523 124* Marian Voight !T4, Dee Rose 170. Evelyn Mills hast high «> 73 .523 121* Cincinnati series with a 466 and Mary 73 73 .500 16 Chicago Elmore 450 70 79 .470 201* Pittsburgh Splits rolled were hy: Rita 93 .384 33Vi 58 Houston Gatil 5-10. The 7-2 by Carol 49 102 .325 421a Rlchburg; Elaine Kostlval 3New York Sunday's Results 10; Mae Grier 5-8; Dee Rose Philadelphia 6 Los Angeles 1 had the 5-7 and 3-10. Marion San Francisco 13 Pittsburgh 5 Voigt made the only "TurkeyHouston 5 New York 4, l it bird" of the morning. Houston 5 New York 0. 2nd St. Louis 3 Milwaukee 2, 1st St. Louis 5 Milwaukee 0, 2nd Nichols Wins Cincinnati 3 Chicago 1 SEATTLE, Wash. (UPI) Tuesday's Games Bobby Nichols may not bo as Philadelphia at New York, well known on the profess­ night ional golf tour as Amok) Pal­ Chicago at Pittsburgh, 2, twi- mer, Jack Nicklaus nr Julius night Boros but he's doing all right. Houston at Cincinnati, night He banked $530<) today for San Francisco at Milwaukee winning the $35,000 Greater Seattle Open golf tournament night l/is Angeles at St. Louis, with a 18-under par total of 272. night Reports About Tech All Wrong, Gators Loam Pleasure Judging Keltha Mc­ Lain of Apopka was first. Tommy Austin second, Danny Tanner third, Debbie Burnett fourth and Diane Pell fifth. Senior Western Pleasure first place blue ribbon went to Myrtia Burnett, with Sandra Tanner, Sonny Falreloth ami Judy Jordan following In or­ der. Little William Grayham was fourth In the keyhole race, Glen Harris was second in pole bending, Maureen Scott was third In the ribbon race with her partner Sallie Peterson. Announcer and showmastrr for the Dusty Boots Horse Shows which are held every second Sunday afternoon each month waa Tony Austin. Vessels wrecked near Cape llatteras, N. C., range from colonial galleons to Civil War Ironclads and auh-sunk World War II tankers. Standings Motorettes In Six-Way Tie - S U R F S ID E , F L O R ID A ON FA R R E LLS ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY - I A M . . 8:15 P. M. S U B . FIRST RANFOID WE G iv e TOP VALUE STAMPS GRADE “A” C U T -U P P an-R eady Fryers 3 lbs. 98c CENTER CUT ST E A K FULL CUT ROUND Pork Chops • • SIRLOIN • CLUB • CUBE 69 LB. T-Ilunc • Porterhouse 'Jgc ||y, POT R O A ST 39‘ lb. LS Chitterlings $ THE “A” SQUAD AT OVIEDO IIiKh School includes, first row, I,eroy Woods, Allan Jupson, Jimmy George, Jimmy Saucer and Charlie Hensley; second row. Hilly Murphy, Wayne Ja­ cobs, Teddy HcUhorn, Jimmy Courier, and Tim Colbert; third row, Ilex Brooks, Jim Fox, Jim Hensley nnd Dick Stew art; fourth row, Oliver Caldwell, Itritt Thompson, Harry Coune, Charlio Miller and Busty Jepsnn; fiftii row, Hilly Mikler, Junn Adrintico, Arden Arndt anil David Van Camj], 5 LB. P A IL 3 lb. bag 39c LONG GRAIN RICE . 12 OZ. CAN Seminole Boosters Staff Is Enlarged Make Your Ford C O O L! . . 3/S1 . . 31c LA RUTA CORN BEEF POMPEIAN OLIVE OIL 4 OZ. IITL. Git ANDRE 8 OZ. Hbll Seminole R o o s t e r Club President Dr. O. L. Harks has enlarged his staff with the ap­ pointment of seven additional committee chairmen and ha* called a meeting of the entire club and those who wish to help th* project for Sept. 17 at 7 p. in. at the Seminole High Krhoid auditorium. Immediate p a s t president Dsn MacGilli* will head the Motorcade committee. Thia ac­ tivity has been a great gener­ ator of enthusiasm, Harks said. Mrs. Lee Samuel will bn chairman of the Cheerleader* in their relationship with the Boosters, and Sir*. II. B. Mc­ Call, with Mrs. O. I* Barks, will handle th* Hospitality committee leadership. Other sports chairmen are Mrs. Hugh O'Hara—lluskrU ball, J. W. Kuykendall—Base­ ball, W. E. Vihlcn—golf. Pres­ ident Barks said that the T r a c k committee chairman would be named in a few days, possibly at the meeting. Mrs. Dan MucGillis already ha* gun* to work in her JV committee work, for the Jun­ ior Warriors match skill with the Keabreci* JV'* on Thurs­ day night, and th* Booster* club wants strung support of these gridsters In their initial effort. Mrs. Mike Caolo reports that she has had call* from some of the mothers of high school student* offering help in handling the concession stands. The nddition of 1,500 seats nnd the movement of the home team stamla to the opposite side uf the field ha* created some problem*. Mrs. Caolo wants some handy men with hammers nnd saws to build some tables for thu conces­ sionaires. President Bsrks said he hop­ ed that there would be a large tuurnout for the meeting. Th# money ia important, he said, “hut the added talent and ef­ fort uf the members is th* strength that gets thu job done.” U. S. Cup Win DENVER (UPI) - The US. Davis Cup team looked opti­ mistically across the Atlantic Ocean to England today—af­ ter neatly shutting out Vene­ zuela in the five-match Amer­ ican Zone tennis finals here during the weekend. The Americans took two singles matches In a finale Sunday. GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY MARACHINO CHERRIES . . 35c 10c HOOD 33 BLEACH . HOOD E-Z STARCH 10c 19c LARGE FAB Pure Lard PINT PLASTIC Season Close-Out on Air Conditioners! WE WILL AIR CONDITION THE FOLLOWING MAKE CARS, UNTIL STOCK IS EXHAUSTED, AT THE NEW LOW PRICE OF — SAVE: 1 NOW f 250" A INSTALLED! f 1361 FALCON A COMET With Vacuum Windshield Wipers 1962 FAIItLANE A METEOR 8 Cylinder 1960 - 61 - 62 FORD V-H - 221) 11.P. Engin* 1938 - 62 FORD V-8 - 175 II.P. F.nxin* 1963 FALCON a Cylinder 1963 GALAXIK H Cylinder • 220 II.P. Kngln* 1963 GALAXIE 8 Cylinder • 161 II.P. Engin* WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS PINT BOTTLE Limit 1 WUh IS Ordar BOWMAN’S 301 CAN 3 LB. 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M ltr h e l t 'a S u r v e y of the I- a* y ( I r a n i , a c c o r d i n g to p l a t r e c o r d e d t h e r e o f In P l a t Book I. P a g e 1, P u b l i c R e c o rd * o f Metnln o l* C o u n t y . F l o ri d * , l y ­ i n g W eat o r Htato Ro ad IV*. N o r th o f H tata R o a d 431 a n d H o u th o f Ro ad rtg h t-o f-w a y conveyed I n Hem lnota C o u n t y by d e e d r e c o r d e d In O f f i ­ cial Re co rd * Bonk I, P a g * II In said c l e r k s o f f l c a ( C h u r c h Htr*«t>Mold p ar cel a f l a n d b e i n g p a r t i c u l a r l y d a a c r l b e d aa fo llo w s: B e g i n n i n g a t lnt a r a a e t l o a n f W aal r ig h t - of . w ay of Mtat* H o ad 11-404 a n d N o rtherly rig h t-o f-w a y uf m at* (lo ad 414 'k n o w n *• LongwoodW tg n ar Road! run W ast along th* N orth r ig h to f - w a y o f Mtat* Itoad 414 a d l e t a n c * o f 11* t e s t t o point, t h e n c * N o r t h a r t y o n a tin * p a r a l l e l l o lha W e s t r l g h t - u f w a y Bn* n f S t a l e R o a d I I - 444 a d i s t a n c e nf l i e feet lo a p o i n t ; t h a n c a K a a la r ly on a line parallel t o th * N o rlli rig h t-o f-w a y lln a of Mtat* R o a d 414 a d i s ­ t a n c e o f 114 fe at t o a p o ln l t n t h # W e a t a r t y rig h t-o f-w a y Bn* of Htata Road 11-444: tlie n r* H o u th a l o n g t h e W e a t r i g h t - o f - w a y line to S tate Road ll-4 * « a dletanc* a f I l f feat to a p o in t o f h a g l n n l n g . ff> Alt t h a t p o r t i o n o f th * r i g h t o f w a y o f IT. M. H ighw ay IT-M w hich a b u t s a n y o f th # a b o v a dtacrlbsd property, t . T h a t this O rd in an ce ahall b* p u b l i s h e d o n e * a w a s h f o r f o u r 14) c o n s e c u t i v e w e a k * In l h a H an fo rd H e r a l d , a N e w s ­ p a p e r p u b l i s h e d l a Hamlnol* C u u n l y , F l o ri d a . 4. T h a t th * a b o v * - d # a c r l b e d t r a c t * o f l a n d In th * a g g r e ­ g a t e c o n t a i n laa* t h a * t a * (1*1 r e g i s t e r e d e le c to r * . 1. T h a t t h l a O r d l n a n c a a h a l l t a k a a f fe c t I m m e d i a t e l y u p o n ita f i n a l p a s a a g a a n d a d o p t i o n . d. T h a t a l l O r d l n a n c a * o r p a r t * o f O r d i n a n c e s In c o n f l i c t h e r e w ith ar* h a ra b y repealed A fMtPTKI* at * reg u lar m e a l i n g u l t h a T l t y C o u n c il of t h * C ity o f ta i n g w o o d , F l o r ­ id a. t h l a lil t s d a y o f S e p t a m bar. t i l l . A. lb L u r r a a n a , M a y o r A T TB B Ti O n n l a lb H h o m a t# C ity C l a r k P u b l i s h Kept. I t . 13. I t * Oct. I. l t t l CDM -Tt IT T U B r O t’N T OP TMB COT X T Y J I T H l I i BKMIXOLK t ' O I ’XT Y, F L O R I D A . IX P R O . ■ ATR. IX r a t R ST ATK OF C ltA R L K H L C T I I K K HHOAF, a l s o k n o w n a a C. t - Hhoaf. a l ­ so k n o w n s * C h a r l l a L u t h a r Hhoaf. dacaa asd T a A ll Cradltarn and P a eaaaa H a* l a g Clalas* av D am asd a A g a la a l aald K a la la t Yo u a n d e a c h of y o u ar* h e r e b y no 11ft ad a n d r e q u i r e d to p r e s e n t a n y c l a i m s a n d dam a n d a w hich y o u . ,o r e i t h e r of y o u , m a y h a v * V g a l n a t th * e s t a t e of C H A R L E S L C T I I K K HHOAF, alao k n o w n a a C. L. Hhuaf, also k n o w n a s C h a r l i e L u t h e r N i o a f , d ecea sed , lal* o f s a id C ounty, to lh a C ounty Judge a f Sam tnol* C ounty, F l o r i d a , a t h l a of flc* In th* c o u r t h o u se o f a a l d C o u n t y a t flanrord. F lo rid a, w ith in III c a l e n d a r m o n t h * f ro m t h a t l m a of th * first p u b lic a tio n o f th is n o l l e * . Kach c l a i m o r d e m a n d s h a l l b* tn w r i t i n g , a n d ah all s t a t e l h a p l a c e o f r* a|d * n c* an<l p o s t offlc* a d d r a a a o f th* c l a i m a n t , a n d a h a l l b* s w o r n t o b y th * c l a i m a n t , h la a g a n t o r a tto rn ey , en d any such c l a i m o r d e m a n d n o t ao fllad ■ hall ha void. * / M argaret J. Ilark ay Aa A d m i n i s t r a t r i x o t th* E s t a t e of C h a r t * ) L a t h e r Hhoaf, D eceased H u tchison an d L afftar E d w a r d s B uilding P o st offlca D ra w e r H H an fo rd , r i o r l d * A tto rn ey s for A d m tu ls t'e tr tx P u b l i s h : l * p b L 1. 14. M . 1141 IM S . C O M -I ■N T H R COL-RT O f T H K CO I N T ¥ J I I M i K , VF.MtXU.K d l l ' N T Y, S T A T B O F F L O R . IDA. IX R K t C s t a t a o t J O H N BATTH JU NES. JR , D acaaasd . N O T IC E T O C R E D I T O R * TO ALL C H K Ii r T O R * AND PERSON* H A V IN U CLAIR* O R DKHAXDH AUAI.N1T OAID KBTATEl You. a n d a a c h o f y o u . a r t harab y notified and required to present a n y c l a t m a an d d e m a n d s w h i c h you, o r e i t h e r o f y oo. m a y h a v * a g a i n s t th* a a t a t a of J u l l X BAT T S JONKM, J I L , alao k n o w n aa J . B. J u n o , d e c e a se d , t a t s o f aald C o u n t y , to t h a C o u n t y J u d g a o f Hamlnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , a t h l a o fflc* In l h a C o u r t llou a* o f aa ld C o u n t y , a t H anford . F l o r i d a , w i t h i n ala c a l e n d a r m o u t h s f r o m t h * lim a o t th a f i r s t p u b l i c a t i o n o f t h l a nolle*. T w o copies o f e a c h c l a i m e r d e m a n d s h a l l - b* In w r i t i n g , a n d s h a ll s t a t e th * p l a c e of r e s i d e n c e a n d p »at o fflc* a d ­ d r e s s of t h a c l a i m a n t , an d s h a l l b* s w o r n t o b y tha claim an t, his ag en t, o r a tto r n a y , a n d a c q p n i p a n t a d by a f i l i n g fa* o f on* d o l l a r a n d s u c h cla im o r d e m a n d n o t to file d ahall b a void. / * / BR N JO N EH Aa t d m l n l a t r n t o r o f lha K atat* o f JO HN B A T T S JO N EM. JIL, Dacaaa* J. OKU. A. H P K E n . JIL A ttorney for said E s ts t* lim M a g n o l ia A v an u a H an fo rd . F l o r i d a P u b l i s h ! Aug. 14 A Hepl. 1. | 14. 1141 C DL -4» Legal Notice CIRCCTT r o e B T O P X IX T H J V D K 1 1 L H R . CL I T IX AXD F D R n i l s HOLB COY I T T . F L O R ID A . I T CMAXCBBY NO. I B B ORLANDO FEDERAL HAV* IX(JH AN D LOAN ASSOCIA­ TION, P laintiff. ta W I L L IA M L FACIE. Sit- a n « P E A R L M. FACIE, h l a wife. D efendants. 1 xonca o r s r ir TOi W ILLIA M L. PARK. H R , address un k n o w n , and P E A R L M. P A R E , h i * wlfa, I I I c l a a r t a k * Road, Cocoa. F l o r i d a ; TOU A n K H E R E B Y X O T IFI E D t h a t a s u i t ba* b » * a b r o u g h t a g a i n s t y o u , th * n a . t u r a o f which la l o f o re c lo s e a m o r t g a a * on t h * h a r t l n a r t a P d e a e r lb a d real p r o p e r t y . Th* n i n e of l b s Court l a w h ic h l h a s u it h a a bean I n a l l t u t a d la tb* C i r c u i t C o u r t . N in th J u d i c ia l C i r c u i t , tn a n d for Hamlnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . ORLANDO FEDERAL HAV. ISOM AXD l / J A X AHM4VIAT JO S . P lain tiff, vo. W ILL IA M I . PARK. HR. a n d P E A R L M. PAflK, h i t wlfa. D efen d an t* , b t l n g C h a n c e ry C a s a No. 111*1. T h r ilescrlptUin o f the r a n t p r o p e r t y luvn lved, lo cated tn Hem lnole C i q n t y , F lo rid a, l a a s fo llo w a; I n t IS. Bio. *t * n * . W I L D MK ItE. aa r e c o r d e d tn P l a t B o o k 1. p a g e t l \ P u b l l # Re co rd * H em lnol* C o o n l y , Florida. You ar* heredty n o t i fi e d l h a l y ou ar * r e q u i r e d to (It* y o u r s e v e ra l a n s w e r * lo l h a C o m p l a i n t In aald m o r t g a g e f o r e c lo s u r e p r o c e e d in g s w i t h t h s C l a r k of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t or Hem lnota C o u n t y . Florida. In ■ a n rn r d . Florida, a n d lo a a r v # a co p y th ereo f u p o n tha p l a i n , tiff* attorney, A. Duma B e rg s t ro m , ot R u s h . Heed a n d M a rs h a ll, 11 K aat L i v i n g s t o n Avenue. Post O f f i c e Boa 1144, O r la n d o , F lo rid a, o n or b e f o r a t h e 14th day o f (Jctoher , 1*41. H erein fall not n r a d e r r e e pro r n n fe e so w ill be a u t a r a i l a g a i n s t you. (H EA l.t A r t h u r ft. B e c k w i t h . J r . C l a r k of l h a C i r c u i t Court* Hemlnol* C o u n t y . F l o r i d a B y : M a rth a T . V lh lr a A. D u a n e B e r g s t r o m of R u t h , Beed am t M a rs h a ll 11 H a s t I J v l n g a t u n Avanu a P o et Offlc* Boa 1144 O r l a n d o , F l o ri d a A t t o r n e y * for P l a i n t i f f P u b l i s h Hapb I*. 11. 1* A O c h I. U t l . C O M -71 t •i f I notick car a t r r ■ TA T E u r F L O R ID A TOi P A U L DoU O K T T, Itasldtnce unknown. T o u a r * h a r a b y n o t i fi e d U l M a P e t i t i o n fo r a d o p t i o n h a a b a s e filed In th * c i r c u i t C o u r t In a n d for Hemlnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . In C l m n r e r y , e n t i t l e d In t h * M a t t i r o f t h a A d o p t i o n of R o b e rt L arry (trahom , a n d y o u a r * e u m m an d ail to a p p e a r l a a a l d co u rt; a n d y o n a r * r e ­ q u i r e d t a f ill y u u r A n s w e r o r o t h a r d efen se w i t h t h * C l a r k o f t h * C ir c u it C u u r t o f Ham lnol* C o u n t y , F lo rid a , a n d aarv* * co p y o f aurli A n s w e r o r o t h a r d e f e n s e upon M i d p e t i t i o n e r * or patllloners' a t t u r n a y T litiM AM A. Hl'KKIt. w h o a * a d d r e a * la P. U Bom 1144. H an fo rd , F l o r i d a , on o r b e f o r e H a p ta m b r r 14, 1141. A. D., l o s h o w c a u s a why M id p e t i t i o n s h o u l d n o t ba g r a n t t d , a n d If y o u fall t o d a ao. g Dacrea P r o Con faaao will h* au tarail a g a l o a t you f o r t h a r e lie f d o . m a n d r i l tn l h a P etitio n . WITNEMH m y h a n d a n d s e a t o f M i d C o u r t t h i s 11 rd d a y u f A u g u s t A.D., 1141. (MKALI A r t h u r H. B e c k w i t h J r . C lerk ot C irc u it C ourt o t Hemlnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a By M a r t h a T. V l b l a a D eputy C lark THOMAB A. MPKKR A t t o r n e y for P et i t i o n * * P. O. Box 1144 H anford . F lo rid a . P u b l i s h : Aug. 14. H a g i I, » a * 4 t l . 1141. CDL-74 ............ — -------i -w XOTICB O P HALB X o ttc* la h e r e b y g l v s n l h a l p u r s u a n t lo l h a tliuil d a c r - a of forac lo a u r* a n d eat* s n t a r a d In th* c a u s e p e n d i n g t n t h e c i r c u i t C o u r t tn a n d f o p Hem lnota C o u n t y , P l o r l d a , res* docket n u m b e r IM ll. th a u n d a r a l t n a d C l a r k will sail t h a property situated In aabl C o u n t y d e s c ri b e d aa: le t 14. B l o c k L HL'XLAND E S T A T E S , A s u b ­ division. a c c o r d i n g t o a p l a t th e r e o f, raco rd ad In P l a t (took 11, pag a* t t t o 11 of th * Puh lln R e . e u r d a of Hem lnola C o u n ­ t y . F l o ri d a . T o g e th e r w ith th a fo llow ing Item * of p r o p e r t y w h ich a r * l o c a t e d In a n d p e r m a n t n t l y I n ­ s t a l l e d a* a p a r t of th * I m ­ p r o v e m e n t s on m IJ l a n d : One D u o T h a r m to ll) W a l l l l a a t a r , Mod al t l i - f , Mer­ i s i 1IK71. On* (IK f a l a c l r l n ) R u i l l . In Oven. M odel J1 4 4 R IR C . Harlal T R 0 U 1 4 I . On* OE ( e l e c t r i c ) B u i l t In Rang *. Modal 11441 KM. Merlal X l t e m i l . O ne Victor C U m a f ( a l e c t r i e ) K itc h e n E x h a u s t P a n 1e |n a b , n o mod el o r a e r ­ ial n u m b er . E ig h t V anstlnn m in i* m * . t a t ) m a n u f a c t u r a d by Mankarlk lllaaa an d Paint C om pany, Hanford, F l o r ­ id a. no m o d a l o r a e r i a l n u m b er s. T o g e t h e r w i t h a ll S t r u c t u r e ! a n d I m p r o v e m e n t * no w a n d h e r e a f t e r o n a a l d land, an il flx tu ra a a tta c h e d thereto, a n d a ll r*nta. i M u t a . proceeds, a n d p r o flti accru in g and ta a c c r u e ( r a m said prem ises , a l l o f w h ic h ar * In c lu d e d w i t h i n t h * f u re g u t n g d e s c r i p t i o n a n d t h * habendum th e r e o f; also all gas, iteam . electric, w ater a n d othar h e a tin g , cooking, r e ­ frigerating, lighting, p lum bing, ventilating, li rlg.it lug, and p o w e r sy s tem s, m ach in es, * p . pllancaa, B a t u r a s a n d a p p u r ­ t e n a n c e s . w h i c h now a r * o r m a y h e r e a f t e r p e r t a i n to , o r be a»*4 w ith . tn. o r o n s a i d p rem ier* , e v e n th o u g h they b* d e ta c h e d oy d e t a c h a b l e a t pubtlo a i t * , to th * h i g h e s t a n d best b i d d e r for r a s h a t I I o'clock n o o n on th * 10 th d a y o f H a p ta m b a r 1141 s t th * F r o u t Door o f th* Hem lnol* C o u n t y C o u r t h o u s e in H a n f o rd , F lo rid a . (S E A L ) A rthur H B eckw ith. J r , C lark of tli* c i r c u i t C u u r t By: M a r t h a T, V l b l a a D ep u ty C l a r k B E A R D ILL. (D U D L E Y AND LEWIM A tto r n e y * f o r P l a i n t i f f 40 N o rth C o u r t H l r t s l P o s t Oftlca Box 1714 O rlan d o . F l o r i d a P u b l l . h HapL 1H, | | 4 4 . CDJi-Il I ■*) Ef �r*' Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. FA 2-5612 CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost ft Fftunfl 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 Real Estate For Sale Office 204 W. First 12. 13. Mortgage Loans DEADLINES 14. Insurance CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Turn., thru FH, * 2 P. H. day 15. Business Opportunity before insertion. Mon. - Sat. 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted noon. 18. Help Wanted STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tu«*., thru f i t . - 2 P. M. day 19. Situations Wanted baton insertion. Moo. - S a t 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair RESPONSIBILITY: 23. Buliding Materials Tha I tor aid will not be r*. 24. Electrical Services sponsible for mora than one 25. Plumbing Services incorrect Inaartlon of your ad. and reaarraa tha ri*ht to n - 26. Radio ft Television vi*e or reject any advertiie- 27. S pethl Services ment from what ordered to 28. Laundry Service conform to tha policies of this 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories piper. 30. Machinery - Tools Poultry - Live stock Legal Notice 31. 31A. Pets ix t i i k e in c v r r c o c h t . 32. Flowers - Shrubs x ix t h j t u i c t .t L i iHi i i t . |33 . Furniture Phone 322-5612 Classified 322-5613 8. Education • Instruction U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! Sip ta a fx rl first* 8WEETIK PIE Sept. 16, 1963 — Page 9 12. Real Estate For Sale By Nadine Seltzer FOR SALE by owner. Large House on 200' x 850' lot on Banana Lake. FA 2-4503. 27. Special Servlet* 84. Artie ton Far S alt 1 Si A ASSUME payment* on Sing* '55 HARDTOP Poetise. Clean er Sewing machine equip­ A running well. H*B. Pk. H. b . p o p e c o ., m e . UEN-WOMEN, 18-52. S tart ped to tig n g k make but323-0780. U So. Park Ava. FA 8-0*4 ton holes. S payment* of high as 1102.00 a week. Pre­ FOR SALE OR LEASE: MoIS.1S. FA 2-9411. paratory training until ap­ 87. B oaU • N o t m dent concrete block build­ LAWN SERVICE pointed, Thouamnd* of Job* ing containing ilorea, office! Mowing and edging, <te. tat* open. Experience usually SEE the smooth riding Ve* SINGER tofaetlon guaranteed. Pk. and warehouse. Over 3500 unnecessary. FREE infor­ bottom Boats. Bevt i — 05* SLANT needle tewing m a­ square feet. Facing two rA MI17. mation on job*, salaries, re­ to 50*. Vega n ', S ealird chine. Repossessed, In per­ business streets, Sanford quirements. Write TODAY 23*. Theodore M. William* fect condition. Zlg xaga, but­ Avenue and Third Street TREE SERVICE. Expert trM giving name, address and service. Reasonable rates, Co., Daytona Beach, Fla. ton boles, monograms, etc. (opposite Winn-Dixie). Call • y e a n experience. Free phone. Lincoln Service, Box Guaranteed. Bal. due only or write Joe Moas, 3105 X. estimates. Ph. FA 2-4377. 40, c'o Sanford Herald. $50.20 or pay $8.10 monthly 10' TURNER Craft Boat with W. First Avenue, Gaines­ Mark 7$ Mercury motor ft with good credit For free ville, Florida. Hi one Frank­ PAINTING. Repair*. Work 6. For Rent Pellcaa trailer. Boat kea homo trial call Orlando col­ lin 2*1727 before 6 p. m. ex­ guaranteed. FA 2-0230. lect 241-9501. many extras. Seen at 400 cept Sunday. 4 ROOM Fum. Apt. 300 Elm, Bay Ave, SINGER FA 2-2021. 2nd HAND Refrigerator A 15. Ruslncm Opportunity SEWING MACHINE Electric Ranges at Furni­ 15' BOAT. 23 h e m metoc; CALL FA 2-5783 LARGE 2 Br. Kit. Eq., $50. SERVICE Station for lease. ture Center. Canvan top. Trailer. 3 Ur. l t i bath $90. Inventory take-over. Good FA 2-92S3. Piano Tuning and Repair $1 per day rental for Electric Exceptionally nice, clean 2 Ur. location. Ph. FA 2-4342. W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4221 Carpet Shampooer with pur­ central sir-conditioning A chase of Blue Lustre. Car- Gateway To Tha W aterw ay 17. Male Help Wanted heating 1125, WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, roll's Furniture, Robaon Sporting Good* irg« 4 Br. Mayfair $100. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Rent Estate Opportunity Your EVINRUDB Dealer All Typea amt Sliei AIR-CONDITIONER. WestPAN YOU SELL? $04-4-0 E. 1*4 Ph. FA M M Wo Repair and Servlet ROSA L. PAYTON lnghouse. 10,500 BTU. 1982 Your own full-time businees, Rag. Rea! Estate Broker S T I N E Model, never used. 323-0538. Real Estate, right in this 39. Trailer* • Cabanas FA 2 1301 17-92 at Hiawatha area. National company, es­ Machinery and Supply Co. I GO-CART. I Lambretta 207 W. 2nd St. FA 28432 tablished in 1900. largest in FURN. Lovely targe 4 room scooter, model No. 125. Ph. it* field. (Unlicensed? — SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ Apt. 1 Hbath, large screen­ FA 2-4299. write us.) Training and In tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. ed porch. FA 2-4950. 10 VOLUME set encyclopedia, atruction given in all phases 322-3508. of your operations — from like new, $60, Call after 2 BEDROOM House. Kitchen T v t just decided to be a ‘drop-outT Start to Success. Alt tdver- TRACTOR Work, Mowing, 6 p.m. 322-5454. equipped. FA 2-3858, LEESBURG LOT tiling, all ligns, forms, sup­ disk, blade. FA 2-7684. ix \x o row »kwxol»: A rtic le s F o r S ale PORTERCable. 0'' p o w e r ’54 Zlmmar 0x41, 1 bed* c o i x t t . r to w iD * . r x r iic ie s * o r o u ic 2 BEDROOM House unfur­ plies sr* fumlihed. Nation­ 29. Automobile Service IX c h v x c s -.mv xo. iiatMi 34-A Swap or Exchange nished. Kitchen equipped. 7. Business Renlala saw, like new. Mrs. Cruthis, 12. Real Eatale For Sale wide advertising brings room .......... »1M» FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT. HI. 1 Box 270S, Vihlan *53 American 8x30 Venetian blinds and FI*. SUITE of pffites in Kdwnrilt NEW HOUSE. 2-story, 4 BR. CIAUE ASSOCIATION, x cor. 35. Articles Wanted Buyer* from Everywhere. AUTO GLASS ji-ir.iU.>n nrir:inl**il unKr an 36. Automobiles - Trucks Road. 1 bedroom .......... $1191 Room, $80 month. 2100 Can you qualify! You must l t i bath, large lot. $15,900 A*'t of Con*r»ri and *xl*tlng Building, corner of Com­ Boats Motors INSTALLED '58 M System 8x3ft Amelia. FA 2-2373. pumuaut to tha Federal Na­ have Initiative, excellent NEAT, 2 HR. country home mercial & Bark. l’h. FA 1 DESK $23. 1 Studio couch tional Xlnrtgaa* Aaaoclatlon 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 2 bedroom ...»...... 92191 character (bondable), talcs Sonkarik Glass end Taint on large lot. Fruit t m i . $25. Both like new. FA 2-7898. 39. Trailers Cabanas Charier Act. Company NICELY furnished 2 Bed­ '03 Fleetwood 10x17, Plaintiff. ability, be financially re $7,$00. 2 2738. 40. Farm Equipment 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4422 room House. FA 2-0274. 603 1st. St. 6 ROOMS. Suita­ 3 bedroom ...... Bponilhle. Commission - vol­ John E. Fox, Realtor DAVID rLOTD JUSTICE and ble for Office. Bat king FRIG! DA IKK used troncr. $50 ume opportunity for man, Auto Glais, Top* PAULINE JUSTICE. Me wife, I. Lost f t Fount 110 N. Park Ph. 323 0359 UNFURNISHED largo 2 bed­ OR AMOR UTILITY COM­ available in rear. 322-2744 Excellent condition. Call A Sea* Covers woman, couple or train Thnt OCALA LOT room Duplex. Fla. room. PANY; RIDUKWOUU WOOD DUPLEX from 11-6 p.m. FA 2-2611. Can Sell. Write today for PRODUCTS COMPANY INC., LOST: 2 Sleeping Bags. Be­ Electron heat. 14th St. AUTO GLASS & 1 BEDROOM — 8* WIDE CONCRETE block building and RICHARD BERTRAM tween Lake Monroe Bridge information, 8 T R O U T Long wood 838-3290. 8. Beach Rentals MAPLE Bedroom set, full site '54 Richardson 27* . . . . 91199 MUSeON and OATLE t» MUSnear Navy base. Each unit SEAT COVER CO. and Sanford. Box 714, REALTY. J. E. Mann, Area «ON. hla Wife, bed, dresser, high boy A '62 Terry Travel 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-0032 Starke, Floride. Defendant*. FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellonville. HUTCHISON Ocean front has 2 bedrooms, equipped Supervisor, 1222 E. Colonial |179S chair. ND 8-5301. Trailer I T ______ kitchen, living room and XOTICH o r SALH ALL WORK GUARANTEED Apartment. Daytona Beach. Dr.. Orlando, Fla. NOTICE IS HEREBY (MV# 2. Notices - Personals ~ 91191 '52 Rocket 30’ ......2 BEDROOM House. Kitchen hulh. One unit furnished. FA 2-1038. RN that on the fdllt day uf I960 - It F t DELUXE refri '84 Now Moon 80*__ |149» 31 A. Pets equipped, FA 2-3858. Monthly income $135. Price 19. Situations Wanted September, A. I*- 1!SI, at tha VACUUM CLEANER, repairs, sera (or like new. Small hour at 11:00 A. M.. at tha '64 Ironwood *30 ....... — 99M $11,909 with good terms. FREE Kitten*. Part Persian parts, supplies for Electro­ NICELY furnished 2 bedroom 9. For Sale or Beat walnut Duncan Phyfe din­ eaatera door of the Court WILL do ironing. 323-0591. '66 Pratrla Schooner lluuie In Seminole County, lux. Kirby, Hoover, Air- House. $80. a month. Phone r> ROOM House. 817 Catalina. St Siamese. FA 2-2738. ing suite with table pad. Florida, City of Sanford, the 91495 30* Way, Bex-Air etc. Free BABYSITTING day or night. Single ndtaway bed. Ilk FA 2 3349. Honorable ARTHUR H. BECK­ MANCHESTER Puppies. All '54 Palace 27’ .... . 91391 WITH JII. Clerk of the Cir­ pickup. New and Used Love St care. Big yard. Ion air eon<i with reverse 1*4. Heal Kstate For Halo cuit Court of Seminole Coun­ males. Call after 5 p.m FURN. Garage Apt. 309 W. cleaners sold. FA 2-2282. cycle. Draperies. Mlsc. 40 1 BEDROOM—10* WIDE Meals furnished, also will ty Florida, will offer for tala REALTOR — INSUROR FA 2-7177. 16th St. FA 2-3187. IN DK1MHY. 2 Bedrooms, 2 to’ the hlgheel bidder at pubN. 2nd. St. North Orlando '81 Aristocrat, Air board. FA 2-7980. Cond. $6495 | la outcry for caah, the fol­ 8. Education - Instruction baths, 2 utilities. School bus PA 2-4991 1919 S. French Ave Homes, after 8 p. m. week­ FURN. Cottage at S Point*. PERSIAN Kitten*. Red. Pure lowing deecrlbed property of Child Care. FA 3-2274. service. $9,950. $5<0 down. 2 BEDROOM—8’ WIDE days, after 1 p. tn. S at A the Defendant*! eltuat® and PIANO A Organ Leiaotu. Be- $83 per month. Ph. FA 2-1467 NEAR Paol* School; new 7 Bred $29. Miller s Mult-1 on '65 Michigan Arrow lying in Semlnul* County, Balance to suit purchaser. Sun. Einoera, advanced. Child­ room home, 1 acre lot. 1'Ji. PAINTING or Repair work 17-92. FA 2 4280. Florid*, to will 322 8282. 4 1 '...................... 91995 2 BEDROOM furnished Apart­ ren. aduiti. Experienced FA 2-3378, FA 24)879. l i t It. Block I. WRATH. Ph. FA 2-7061 HEADY MIX Concrete, win. *67 Schult 42*---------97795 ment. Close in. Reasonable. KRS FIELD FIRST ADDI­ 32. Flower* Shrubs teacher. Call FA 2-3321. 3 BEDROOMS, U i hath. LAKE MARY neat 2 Bedroom T IO N , according to th e duw sills, lintels, staps, '65 Rocket 3 6 '_______ 91995 FA 2-0841. 20. Itahynlttein plat thereof ** recorded Screened porch. Built-in ROOTED Legustrum in cans. blocks, sand, cement, rock, 2 BEDROOM—10* WIDE CB Home situated on 2 In IMat Hook 1!. Page II, range. $300 down. $67.00 large shaded lots. I.akr HABYSITTING. FA 2 8974. 2 BEDROOM House. Unfur­ 25 cents each. Ph. FA pipe, strel, grease traps, '60 Wear 45’ ________ 92995 Public Record® of Semi­ It Pays nole County. Florid*. month. No qualifying, 636 nished. kitchen equipped. 2-5304. dry wells, stepping stones. ’60 Knox 80’ .............. privileges on big Lake WILL keep children In my 96495 Subject to a utility eaeement To Use I.ormunn Circle North. $75 pur month. 2512 Yale Miracle Concrete Co. Mary. Only $5.5oo. over the aouth fourteen lit) 3 BEDROOM—10’ WIDE BLOOMING Roses on double home weekly, Kipericnced. Longdale. Lung wood Fla. {let. Ave. Call FA 2-3614. 301) Elm Ave. FA 2-37C1 ’83 Fleetwood 67* ........ 93905 The HERALD FA 2-1212. cherokee stock. $2.50 each. Together with Ihe following St. Johns Realty iijulipnif ril: BEDROOM unfurnished Gray Shadows Nursery LAKE FRONT HOME TO BE SEPTEMBER Special. Ladies REPOSSESSION Want Ads. i n t e r n a t i o n a l o f L T tHouse. Kitchen equipped 4 mi S. on Sanford Ave. PROUD OF. Custom built, THE TIME TESTED FIRM 21. Ucauly Batons CA FURNACE MODEL No. A Childrens slues $1.94 pair, Assume Payments of 116 N. Park Ave, FA 2 8123 OHS *1 E-D. $5o month. Pick up key at 2 Hit. l'a hath, did. carport; Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. Cut ‘N Curl Beauty Shop $67.02 per month Thle tale I* made pureuant O ltaitU PLANTS 613 E 14th St. FA 2-8830. garden apace, nice ehrub311 Palmetto Ave. to the Final Decrea of fora19ii0 VANGUARD For Sale GKETSCH Guitar. Fender de­ cloeure In the above cauae, bery with irrigation, pier WE now have a special facial 2 Bedroom 45 s 10 AIR-CONDITIONED Bit. in AT BARGAIN PRICES C h a n c e ry Caee No. UloO. en­ luxe Amplifier with trem­ r i m r i o u s name into lake. For a better home booth, services (rum tip to J. C. Bunion tered by the Honorable VAS- NOTICE IS hereby given that 3 Rm. (urn. Apt. $65. mo. Ij-mon Bluff olo. $250. 322-8097. Prop«rty Management BAR H. CARLTON. Judge of I am ensured In buelneee it call tip. Free parking lot. Open UI E 8th St. FA 2 4285. the laid Court, on the llih Semlnnle Plata, Caevelnerry, Broker evenings by oppoiutmentGEItBA Daisies, Vegetable -HI. A utom obile* - T ru ck * day of September, A D- tSSS. Fla.. Seminole County, Florida, Phune door ft) 322 0831 IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I tinder the fMItlou* name of FURN. Air-condition New 1 plats, liuvimiK. Dutch Mill MOBILE HOME SALE8, >av# hereunto *"l my hand JKOl.A CARDS A fJIFTS, and Phone door (!) 322 8525 Nursery. Upssla ltd. Jm t *66 RAMBLER. 6 cyl. Recon­ bedroom Duplex. Adults on­ Inc. end official ««»t thl* llth day that 1 Intend to regUter gald INVESTMENT A REALTY ditioned. 919 Park Ave. uff 20th St. St 1st. Offert fur your selection ly. 2200 Park Ave. Sanford. of September, A. D. i»*i, n»m* with the Clerk of th* Open Dally except Sunday* 116 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 FREE $50 PERM, WAVE (SEAL) Circuit Court. Semtnot* Coun­ thase Beautiful 2, 3, A 4 BUYING A NEW or Arthur It. Beckwith. Jr.. ty. Florida. In accordant1# with EFFIC1F.NCY Apartment on LEESBURG Complete Beauty Service 3U. Furniture Bedroom HOME WITH A VIEW. Mod­ Clerk of the Circuit Court, the provlelone of the K|rt|. U.S. 441 By.Fasa USED CART Itcvrlon S Patricia Stevens First St. Near 2 dly free Bemlnol* County. Florid*. tloue Name Statute,, to.wit: ern 3 bedroom, 3 tiled Hath WANTED reliable couple to Phone 787-6831 FINANCE IT WITH U* Cosmetics parking lots ami shopping By: SUrth* T. Vlhlen Section I4S 0» Florida Statulea home situated on high ridge take up monthly payments 1»J-. Deputy Clerk 0 Low Interest Rates OCALA Harriett’* Beauty Nouk stores. N<> utility charges. BANDERS. McEWAN, near gulf course. For choice Slg: Jll*e Jean II. Cameron of $13 50 oss 3 complete 3821 Galntsville Road 0 Low Monthly Payment* Suitable for cuuple or sin­ 105 So. Oak. FA 2-6742 fb'IIWAItZ A MIMS Publleh Sept. 1, », H. II. 1111 properties check with room* of furniture. Call FLORIDA STATE BANK Phone 822-1100 lot Kaet Central Avenue CDM-1 gle, also retired people. Orlando. Florida TE 8 1511, Casselberry, col­ 2.Y Plum bing S erv ices FA 2-4712. ix Tilt. < D irt r r r o t n r. Publleh Hepl. II, 11*1 lect. xixT ti jtT iitiw . i i n n ir, rDM-it PLUMBINn IX VXD Full M:HIXii I.K DU1'LEX 1203 Elm. Apart­ INVESTMENT A REALTY Contracting Repairs ix Tim t’ltirt it cni'HT, COUNTY, FI.IIII I In . F R E E KSTT.itA TE ments 801 Magnolia. Carpet 118 N. Park Ave. 3229173 SIXTH J l'l lir itl. CIHCI'IT, ix c ii« x rt:itv xo. ia».,-t FREE ESTIMATES Upholstering A Mattress ren­ A fireplace. New living IX VXD n u t XEMI.XOIM FEDERAL NATIONAL MijRTovating. New A Used Furni­ R. L. HARVEY OAOE ASSOCIATION. a c-rrot'X T r. n.oRiu%. room furniture. Master bed­ JOHN E. POX |X tHAXCERV Isail poratton ortr.inlxtl un-1*r an 204 Saniord Ave. FA 2 3383 ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. room. Jalousie back porch. REALTOR FEDERAL VATIOVAL MORT. Act ftf Cvingrcx an4 ext,tine Co. at 709 Celery Ave. OAOE ASSOl.'IATloN. a cor­ pureuxnt to th* K-I*r»l Na­ Clean. $65. Inquire 119 Elm. 110 N. Park Ave. 323 0559 HINSON ft HEARN poration organlaed under »n tional Morls.Agi- .Weo.’lxiton FA 2 2117. To make the heat home NO 8 5287. PLUMBING CONTRACTING Act of Congreee and exlettng Charter Art. buy, ter the pnr-nant lj> the Federal Na­ Plaintiff, FHA VA Used furniture, appliances, Rcoairs St Water Heaters ART. $30. Surplus City. tional Mortgage Aieoclatlon -v»You’ll score a “BULL’S-EYE,” GOVERNMENT HOMES tools, etc. Bought - Sold. FREE ESTIMATES JOHN M. 11BXR V i n.l NANCT Charter Act, Plaintiff, HE.VItV, hie wife, OIIVNOE “CLEAN quiet Rooms'' The 2 AND 3 BEDROOMS 291 E. 3rd SI. 322 9143 Larry t Mart 315 Sanford Whichever *63 Model Car UTI1.IT V f O M P A N T xml 1 AND 2 BATHS Gablea. FA 2-0720. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 BERNARD SCHEMENAtJKR It I DOEWOOI i WOOD PRO­ 26. R adio & T elevision MOST KITCHEN EQUIPPED DUCTS COMPANY INC. , t.U tl>\ M 8CII Ell ENAUER You Choose! Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick hie wire, and RUSIKWOOD Utfeihlant, CLEAN Efficiency Apt. 611 DOWN PAYMENTS FROM USED T.V. Sets $10 up. Ser­ >i,lll 1. OF XVI.E Wuolt PRODUCTS INC., Park Av*. Service With the Cash. Defendanten o t ic e is h e r e b y o iv vice calls $2 00. Sanford SUPER TRADING POST EN that on th* 14th Uxy of XirTItt: OF 'H M *100 VA TO ?2.',0 FHA T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford NOTICE IS HERRBY <HV September. A D. I)*J, at Ihe CLEAN 1st floor Apartment FA 20677 Prtvaic entrance, tool Pal­ Ave. Ph. FA 2 9778 EN that oti the !*th day of hour of ll;u<i A. M. at th* St-ptemher, A. D. lief, at the eaetern door of t h e Court LOW MONTHLY metto. .71. A H id e s F u r Sn!e hou- »f It:®# A. M. at th Tlouxe lii Srniliiot* C-,tinty 17’’ PillLCO portable T.V PAYMENTS Office FA 12118 eue-ern door of the Court Florida, city of S a n f o rd , th# F U It N 1 S it E D Apartment. WINDOW unit Air Condi­ 322-79W). ll.itee In Semlnot* County, Honorable ARTHUR II H E C K • BXCELLENT LOCAT ION S Night FA 2-0640 FI irtda. City of Sanford, th* WITH JR., Clerk of the I TClean and close in. Jimmie IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY tioner*. FA 2-0227. • 323 0700 Honorable ARTHUR It. HECK- cult Court of Seminole Coun­ 27. Special Service* Cowan. 322-4013. WITH JR-, Clerk of the Cir­ ty. florlU . will offer for <*le 2534 Park Dr Sanford, fla AND cuit Court of Seminole county to the hlgheit bhtijer at pub­ FILL dirt, top dressing, top Florida, will offer for eal lic ouD-ry for cu*h. th* fol­ W E L A K A APARTMENTS: FIIA AND VA HOMES ARE soil, clay, shell, peat. Ellis I.. the hlgheet bidder at pub. lowing ileerrlh- 1 p r o p e r t y of Rooms private baths, 114 WE CAN QUALIFY YOU AVAILABLE FOR IMMEUI j|g . 11,-r» f *r i »»h. th* fol the defendant*; a l t u a t e and Lloyd. FA 2 2576. FOR ONE OF THESE W. First St. 1 . 14 deecrlbed p .-r:y o lying In g-mlnoln C o u n ty , ATE POSSESSION OUTSTANDING HOME t>. Defendant*, -llUat# aitl Florl-la, to a l t : i f you require a 3 or 4 bed Lot :s, ll1nck J. WEATH­ 31AYFAIR: 3 Bedroom, 1 lying lii Seminole County. M. G. HODGES HUYS IN MINUTES! ERS FI ELD FIRST ADDI­ Florida to-wil; room, I or 2 ball, home, we ball), large y a r d . $100 FOR COMPLETE l,,t |u Block 3. WEATII TION a w o r d i n g to ihe PLUMBING have several to select from monthly. FA 2-4709. plat thereof, n n ordEltS FIELD FIRST ADDlINFORMATION' 0 WELLS DRILLED a t low as $350, down pay TU*N. according to th »d In Plat Hook l : . I‘t«# SEE OK CALL 0 PUMPS SERVICED IS, Public ID.-Til* of iit.1t thereol a» recorded In RENT A BED menl. Many fine 2 bedroom Seminole Cnlnty, F l o ri d a . t i l t Book 13, P ‘*» *«• AND INSTALLED liomes as low as $250, I-ubllo Record of Seml- Subject to a utility ei-ement itoliaway, Hospital A Baby Beds. over the tii.rih ,*v n <1, feet. iu!e County. Florida. down, low monthly pay 0 SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Subject to * utility eaeemen T.'gether w i t h the f u l l o a l n g By Day, Week, or Month. ment-. We are authorixed 0 FREE ESTIMATES over th* eouth eeven If) feet x'iUlnnientE Real Estate—Mortgages CALL FA 2 6037 CARROLLS FURNITURE Together with thefollowing INTERNATIONAL OF t'TFIIA and VA Sales Broker! 1CA FURNACE MODEL Ph. FA 2-5181 118 W. 1st St. UI N. Bark Ave. 322 2120 Special terms for NAVY PAULA HOAD e-iulpment: INTERNATIONAL OF UT OHS SJ E-D Ravenna Park FA 27195 j,-A FURNACE MODEL PERSON EL. Thle eale le mad* p-iretunt 1 BEDR0031 WASHING Machine Service. Apartment. I FA 2-2877 FA 2 3829 FA 2 8360 to th# Final Decree of fore* OHS ll-E-U. Eric estimates un repairs. Quiet neighborhood, FA 2- | Thle rale L mad* pureuan ctuturu In tha above c*u«e, Evc-uuigi t . th* Final Decree of for* Chancery Cae# No. IStni, en* 2610 Hiawatha. 322-7363 1162 from 8:30 to 6 p. m. . ire Ui the above ■-»«»». lereil by tne it morable f t PLANNING 1U HLY Ult Monday Uiru Friday. Ph, . . . Nal The Sticker Price! Chancery t'a-e No.1!>tl en VASSAR B CARLTON, Ju-lg* I9nl S. Park Ave. BUILD A HOME SOON? tited by the Honorable t* of tho ta ll Court, vil Ihe FA 2-4501 any other time. . . . Not The Dealer Price! VASSAll It. CARLTON. Jut* llth day of Srptetnl-er, A. D. FA 2-5232 anytime We will CUSTOM BUILD th* For Salt* o' the vail Court, on the llth ISS1. . . . But The Low, I-uw Holler Price! BEDROOM unfurnished house ol your choice on to* IN W IT N E S S W H E R E O F , t 2 Say of September, t 1). 1943 fed flu K.ndfT «Ktn 0mm qu»iHouse Kitchen equipped. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, h a v e h e r e u n t o eet my h a n d lot of your choice. Orchid Plants GREEN BRI AR Iff 1*0#-It M« DTKid volew — l have hereunto »et rtiy hand e n d o f f i c i a l , * e l to te l l t h day FA 2 3651 46 «C Id tlMSO sitk st little COMPLETE HOME DULD- f Inure lot* available in ■nd offl.dal e*»1 thle llth day o f S e p t e m b e r . A. th ISiS Green llou*e si 47IS do#T and 41J It 9*: F September, A. D. n i l (SEAL) ERS SERVICE from piansj Grrvnhriar uf I neb Arbor HOUSE trailer. $65. FA 2 6087. llencbe#, Oil Heater mo(1 — Dme cut tod*). I(Kf* Arthur >1 Bt-.-aaRh, Jr., IbEAL) nirrliHiking gulf tour*#. to financing til *i |M model*to choow boa! Clerk of (he Circuit Court Clerk of the Cireult Cuitr Custom building In yuur ALL ITEMS far* InttriDt* M — |«l 9*1 *t Seminole County, Florid*. LARGE 2 Bedroom trailer, RALPH JARVIS - Builder s.tnluoU Count)'. Florida. apt-dri, a l ion. Gremhrlar f* Odary Ei;-»nf Ily Martha T. Vlhlen By: Martha T. V lhlen AT A BARGAIN also 1 bedroom trailer on t7l9 Sanford Ave FA 2-1810 dev doped by COMPANY D e p u ty c l e r k D« i>Jty C le rk large lake. Adults only. Po. SANDERS. McEWAN. • A N l’KItS. Mr EWAN, CALL 668-4458 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS KINGS)) OOl) J. C. BUNTEN S C H W A R Z k MIMS S .iWAKZ k MIMS FA 2-7388. 219 E. 2nd ST. 2505 PARK AYE. IILII.DEBS INC. TH E MACKLE BRO S. t i t Ea,t Central Avenue lot Eaet Central A v en u e Realtor LEMON BI.UFF DIVISION OP Orlando, Florida firland Florid* 20$ Fairninnl Dr. 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom Raymond Lun-tquid. Assn FA 2-62.11, FA 2-0711 FA 2-0tyl C N F . D I V I L O P M I N T f , IN C PuMDh S e p t . 14, !»C. )■. .-.j-t- 1*. t t 'f OSTEEN, FLA. F \ '-'071 Houses. F V 2 3665. j FA 3951 Atlantic Bunk U.d. | CDM-41 CDM-4* Air-Conditioning CONNOLLYS USED VALUES Stemper Agency Legal Notice V A - FH A SOUTHW ARD CONNOLLY Jim Hunt Realty Government Owned Homes SOUTHW ARD Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $-13.50 LAST SHOT SALE! VA - FHA Appointed Property Management Broker Jim Hunt Realty SOLD! Our Entire '63 Stock MUST GO . . . Regardless Of Price! Chevrolets • Olds Stenstrom Really M ICKLE-BUILT QUALITY HOMES • Chevy IPs Cadillacs Choose Your Model! Choose Your Price! Seminole Realty Holler M otor Sales if �i * Bremen To Contact Former Members Opens Season Al Dinner ■ covered dish dinner n e ttin g held b i t Wednesday • m i n e at tb t borne of Mrs. A I M Jacobi on Lake Aiher Circle in Bear Lake. Mra. C. L. Brunk, new g rtaldetrt, pretided over the fcnaineaa meeting held followk g th e dinner. Mra. Jacobi, garden therapy chairman, re­ ported that plana hare been made for the group to con­ tinue tta work with the Gate­ way School in Orlando by providing farora for holiday! and apeeial oceaiiona for the Children there. It waa announced that work on beautifying the Bear Lake Elementary School groundi with plantings would get un­ derway after a planning meeting of the beautification committee with M n. Richard Oitraader. New membera welcomed were Mra. H. E. Chapman and M n . William Powell. Next mooth'a meeting win he held at the home of Mra. William Maaaey on Lako Aih­ er Circle. Church Suspends Priesf After Cuban Visits •i n N EW YORK (UP!) — The Roman Catholic Maryknoll Pa th e n have suspended a member of their mlailonary «oeiety, the Rev. Felix M e Cowan, St, for nnauthoriaed tripe to Cuba, it waa leaned recently. McGowan, of New York City, three with hia father, who said th at ha expected him home ahortly. Reports from Waxhlnjrtca however, said the impended priest presided at a meeting there Thursday night of the pro-Caitro Ad Hoc Student O m n i Ittee for Travel to Cuba. The committee, now under federal investigation, span sored the vielt of 6u Ameri­ cans to Cuba in July. A society spokesman at Mary knoll, N. Y., aaid Me Cowan was suspended in May when he went to Cuba after being told not to go. McGowan la to ba a featur­ ed speaker a t a mass rally next Sunday at Town Hall, in New York City, ep<manrtd by the student committee. Bethany Circle Has Meeting By Berales Kelsey The Bethany Circle of the Oviedo Methodist WSCS met at B p.m, last Monday at the home of Mrs, Waller Teague with Mra. Kltie Ellis in charge of the meeting. Mrs. Robert Soka present­ ed the program on the life of the mlssiunary, Ann Judson. Nine memhers were prelent for tho meeting during which plan* for the annual candy isles project were made. Refreshments were served at the close of the meeting. Legal Notice iv T i i r n n n i r r i m e r n v t iik \ i v r i i j i i i h i v i . n i l . i: r i T , i s s s i i ko ii n u w tCOUVTV, M . i t l l l l M . IX MIAACKnr so. IS3IT JAMES CAUL. MARCH ANT. Plaintiff. si. K V K t.T N CHANT. K L t Z A t l K T tl SI Alt* Ii.-r-in 1 .iiit. v rrirM to tn > i:tu S T A T E OK K I . O R I t l l TOi E V E L Y N KLIXAIIUTII SI A n e t l ANT A ih tr -.s sail tteil.lrn ee unknow n Y O U AIU: HK UHItV NOTIKll:L> Hist » m i l of C a m n U I n t fur J l y u r i s he* b r i g H in t a f a t n s t yon, srvl r o i l « r . r . q u l r e d to e e r t s s co p y o f ih« ■ n i w t r or p l e a d i n g t» lh» Hill o f C o m p l a i n t on t h e I’leln l i t r e A t t o r n . y P a u l C. P er k in * . •47 VV,.r Houth Mtre-I, O r ­ l a n d o , Klorlila, a m i file Ilia u r la tn a t a n s w e r o r plaadoia t n t h e o lf tc * of t h e C le r k of t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t on o r b e ­ f o r e T h u r s d a y . S e p t e m b e r , 14. 1441, It y o u tat] to do so J u d g ­ m e n t b p d e f a u l t w ilt h - t a k ­ e n a g a i n s t y ou f o r t h e r e H a t ilrrn en d ed In t h e Ulll of Com plaint. WITNCHM m y h a n d s n d a e a l St Hiriford. Hem laule C o u n ty . K lnrlda. th le l l u d day of A u g u s t , IS4Z. (MS.At.) If. I l e r k w l l k . J r . C le r k o f t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t U r : M a r t h a T. V l h L n , D.C. P a u l C Perkin* 447 W eal Houtk S t r e e t O r l a n d o , KlorlilS P u b l i s h \ U f . SI. A Hept. I. A rth u r ». if . m l yiM s-u THIS COMPACT CAR, driven by Harry L. Lenttnl of Altamonte Springs collided with a 1051 truck, driven by Frunklin Lacy of Cassel­ berry. In the crash Friday a t the Intersection of Hwy. 17-02 and Sparton Dr. In South Seminole the truck waa a total loss. State Trooper J. L. Sikes investigated the accident. Americans Too Tall Now For Old-Time Standard Length Bed NKW YORK (Ul*l) (UP — The atandanT double bed ia on the way out because Americans are growing bigger all the time. But togetherness will continue, according to bedding manufacturers, who have de­ cided to replace the standard bed with people-sixed beds. The dimensions of the dou­ ble bed were established more than 100 years ago, when a six-footer was a rarity. Since then, Americans, both mats and female, have shot upward in height and weight. For In­ stance, American soldiers to­ day average sn inch and a half taller and 7H pounds heavier than tho doughboy of World War I. This means that many mod­ ern Americans must either sleep In a crouch or dangle their feet over the foot board. Two major obstacles pre­ vented bedding manufacturer* from Increnaing the sixo of beds when public demand for bigger beds first became ap­ parent. First, available acces­ sories such as sheets, blankets and bedspreads were too smut! for bigger beds, and arcond, the average housewife dread­ ed the thought of wrestling with a bigger, heavier mat­ tress. Linens and blankets for larger beds sre now stocked In most department stores. The second problem has been solv­ ed by use of latex foam rubber mattresses that don't need turning, snd a wide variety of special devices, such as hinged mattresses or t w i n m a t tresses placed under one head­ board. Customer acceptance of sup­ ers! xcd bedding Is gruwlng steadily. The nation's largest muttress manufacturer re­ ports that more than '.'5 per cent of sales this year sru in extra size*. ChristChurch To Organize Acolyte Guild By Mo m Grinstead North Orlando Fire Chief Bill Hahn and F in n a n Chuck Rowel] announced a t last Wednesday night’a depart­ ment meeting that they will personalty contact all former membera and invite them to return to the organization. They also wilt make ar­ rangements to vlait any man who might be in ten d ed In becoming either an active or Inactive member or the de­ partm ent to explain detalli of the organization In full if it la so desired. Oates for regular training and drill session! will be set in the near fu tu n by the de­ partm ent which now has In­ surance provided for the cov­ erage of 12 members. Hahn reminded that resi­ dents should he advised .to call the North Orlando Gen­ eral Store In the event of a daytime fire and Bob Step­ henson should a (ire occur during the night hours. It was announced that 16 and 17 year old boyi will be trained to assist the depart­ ment although they will be unable to be accepted aa reg­ istered firemen until they are IB years old. Hahn advised that a check is being made at the recom­ mendation of t h e Village Council upon ordinances per­ taining to fire safety mea­ sures as suggested by the League of Municipalities and of those which are In use by other cities of the ares. A letter was read from the Klllarncy Volunteer Flro De­ partment inviting all village firemen and their families to allend the third a n n u a l Orange County Association Field Day wihch will be held on O ct B with exercises be­ ginning i t 2 p.m. at the Northgate Shopping Canter. Seminole County F o r e s t Ranger Albert Harris will be guest speaker at the next meeting of the North Orlando Volunteers. A 11 Interested men are invited to attend. 7fcat»«^9CMU m & •MON. ^ BREMNER’S • TUES. “CAMPBELLS” • WED, | VEGETABLE VARIETY COLD W EATH ER Will Soon Be Here LEWIS (I.lmit: One With Your 1-1 Or M«rr KtuxJ Order, I'less*) Sales & Service (Limit: Three With Vrnir $.1 Or .'I ure Food Order, I'leiie) Offer* The Same RELIABLE Healer Service They Have Offered For I’aat Yearn. Get Your Name On Our Lint And Have Your ‘MR. G' Heater Cleaned FROZEN FOOD KING And Tented — Be ((HARTERS Safe For The Winter — Save Fuel Too. DIAL FA 2-1928 Great Savings On Easy Terms FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE By Donna Entra An orgnnlzutlnnnl meeting of the Arulyte Guild of Christ Church Episcopal in homewood was held at S p.m. Saturday at the Pariah House on Church Street. Hoy« confirmed, or noon ready for confirmation who are between the ages of 11 and tit years, arc eligible for membership. Tin* young men will be Mrs. Sarah Ann Haynes, U. trained to serve at the altar of Longwood died Sunday. fur services nt the church. Born June 12, 1910, In Char­ leston, W. Va., who had made her home In Lungwnotl fur the past It years. Survivors are her husband, Clifford Haynes of Izmgwuod; ATLANTA (UPI)-Sm clllng two sons, Robert C. Bostic, of gas in a vacant houve he own­ Drive Itancli, W. Va., and ed Thursday, Charles A. WigJohnny Bostic of Sanford; u ley, <;h. struck a mutch to see daughter, Mrs. Alice Slack of It a small gas heater was Red House, VV. Va.; a broth­ working. er, Oscar Lambert ol Charles­ T h e resulting explosion ton; a sister, .Mrs. Della Dul­ wrecked the six room house, ler of Kanawha-Two-Mlle, W. broke window* in neighboring Va.; two stepdaughters, Mrs. homes and hospitalized WigChristine Workman anti Mrs. ley with hum* from the waist Mildred Jacobs, both of Char­ up. leston and nine grandchild­ Firemen said the fumes ren. were escaping from an open Funeral arrangements will gas pipe in the kitchen where Ik - ann oun ced by N ild a c k a stove had been removed Funeral Home of Casselberry. Wednesday, M A T H E R of Sanford ( L im it : O n e W it h »* Or More Fond Order, * * * * * Bed Room Suiles I'te a sc ) Mrs. Haynes, Longwood, Dies He Learns Gas, Fire Don’t Mix “FRESH 'N CRISP • llo o k r u s r Red • llouiilr Dresser and Mirror Roomy Chest Mattress and Matrhlng Box Springs by Souther* from* • • C ELER Y LARGE tn Sea F ot* Grey or Dsnish Walnut STALK EASY TERMS - OPEN FRI. NITES M A T H ER of Sanford Sanford'* Only A ir C onditioned Furniture Store 20.1-09 E. 1st ST. FA 2-0983 5 Homes Nearly Completed TWO OF WHICH ARE ALREADY SOLD — IN THE NEWEST SECTION OF ONE OF CENTRAL FLORIDA’S BETTER PLANNED COMMUNITIES — Ravenna GROUND GRAPES LBS. 2 CONVENIENT VA. FHA, AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING ELECTRIC Other humes are under construction — choose one of these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these homes today C O N S T R U C T IO N CO. CUSTOM HUlLDINti A SPECIALTY I'hune FA 2-3103 CLUB R D .. FOLLOW OUR SIGNS STEN STRO M Sale* “F I N BATH" TIDY TOYS S lw s w ia k & h General Office 211 \V. 25th St. HOMES ON COUNTRY FLAME “TOKAY” P a rk MODERN KITCHENS BY GENERAL FRESH “100% PURE” REALTY Agent* “I.HJLTD DETERGENT" . . each 69c VEL "LUXL’KItll'M" HOAI* Cleoparta . . . 22 oz. bll. 65c "AI.I.-ITRI’O S ir CLEANKK . . reg. bar 25c Ajax Liquid Where it’s a PLEASURE to serve Y O U ! . 15 oz. bll. 39c 25th and Park Sanford, Florida �M ayor Reports § a t if c r b i j r r d i i On City's Action *w *d ' WEATHER: Scattered showers through Wednesday; hiph todny about 85; low tonight 70-75. No further action on ita tentative approval of $3,000 for the first tlx months of the 1901-64 flseel year for the Seminole County Chamlier of Commerce was taken by the City Commission in its final public hearing on the budget Monday evening. The Commission last Tues­ day approved the (5,000 for the first six months, adding it would consider another 85,000 for the balance of the year "based on the future co­ operation of the Chaml-er with the City of Sanford's activi­ ties and municipal pork ad­ vertising.” The Commission for the lust several years ha* given the Chamber SI0,000 annually. Tlii* year the Chamber r** quested 815,000. Mayor Thomas S. McDonald ^ e i * 4 Monday- evening read m pre­ pared six-page report "fron* Structural engineers’ re­ myself and not from the Com­ porta will be studied by the mission" in which he con­ School Board In ipecial aescluded: "Removing the sensa­ alon at t p.m. Thursday, tionalism of newspaper head­ SupL Ray MUwre laid today. lines, the true story is that The reporta will rover the the contribution proposed re% rejected roof alabs in the new mains the same as the present construction a t South Semi­ fiscal year. The only differ­ nole Junior High, Rossnwaid ence is that the City Commis­ TALLAHASSEE (C P ll — , Four Sanford students en and Sanford Junior High sion wishes lo review the co­ T ie chairman of the Republi­ Schools. route to Orlando escaped operative efforts of the Cham­ • • • can Party in Pasco County serious injury at 7:10 this ber with the City, on city Tha Lake Mary Chamber of morning when thefar compact | testified today that Circuit projects, alter the first six Commerce h a s appointed car skidded on this slippery Judge Richard Kelly repeatmonths of the coming fiscal Jack Wilbur aa a committee year. This should never bt too ! edly had refused to parti­ highway and crash cd into a of one to work out plana for Fred W. llurdctle Jr., 37, after a coroner's jury return­ much to ask nf any logical cipate m party activities parked automobile onc-balf <1 numbering the houiea In Lake since his election to the was charged with first degree ed a verdict Monday evening businessman or official when mile north of Ca s*cll>erry. * Mary. More on this later. murder and bound over lo that Charles II. Strickland, the taxpayers’ money Is in­ • • • bench. Oscar Perez an d William circuit court by Justice of 33, "met his death by a volved." With proceeds going to Bassett auifored minor cuts Otto Carlson, Zephyr ills the Peace Thomas G. Moon gun shot wound inflicted by The Mayor recounted many eommunlty projects, the Jay- and bruises. The driver. Ron­ poultry farmer, gave his his unck\ Burdette. activities of the City gov­ ceea are apontoring a fertilitestimony to refute a claim The diooting took place ernment, such a* inducing new ald Fchd, ami I'n u l Place's er sale Saturday with the of prosecutors in the Kelly Sunday afternoon at Bur­ industry to the area, seeking impeachment trial that the product "delivered to your were unhurt. dette's home un Little Lake a burge terminal, endeavor­ Trooper J. L. SCtes report­ Judge had violated legal door." Chairman Chuck Bose Howell, near Oviedo. An ing to have the new state uni­ ethics by participating in says to call FA 2-3451 far de­ ed the four students were cn autopsy at Florida Sanitar­ versity located here, street RAIN AND SLIPPERY ROADS wore blamed for this-collision thin morn­ nartisan politics. route to school 1 n Orlando livery. co-operating ium and llnipital Monday improvements, ing on Hiifhwny 17-92. A compact car bearing four .students nkiddetl from Carlson was called by the ^ • • • when Fchd lost < ontrol and ill keeping .SunfnrU Naval Air revealed Strickland had been the highway, *truck a parkked car and overturned. (Herald Photo) prosecution to identfy a cam­ South aide School PTO will the car skidded o ff the high­ Station here, negotiating fur shot once in the abdomen. paign contribution of $5)xi meet at 7:30 p.m. Sept, ill at way, striking the parked ear Sanford Nava! Academy, etc. Constable George A. Kel­ made to the Republican Par­ The City’s 196.1-61 budget of of Dale High, Of lando. The • • • the school. sey at*o served Rurilclii* ty in February, 1962, by the St.21 million was given ten­ • • • student's ear overturned. "Tho City Commission,’* with a warrant charging linn Judge's wife, Lorraine. Sikes said that Fchd was tative approval Monday even­ with shaming into a dwell­ Mayor McDonald reported* From the Lions Pause: lie also was questioned cited for exceedinj’ the speed ing by the City Commission, "How long did It take your “will continue to work with about Republican activities subject to formal action at ing. This complaint was filed wife to learn to drive!" "It'll limit. the Chamber and the busi­ by Burdette's neighbor. For­ in opposition to a move by next Monday's regular meet­ The trooper also pointed be 10 yearj in October." nessmen to prumuta Sanford est Ferrell, who claimed Burt!) Pasco County lawyers to ing. The City's tax ntlllage out that Fchd ami Placck, in • * • delle was firing from his ami Seminole County. Yh<* switch Pasco County into an­ the front seat, 'were using will remain at six mills, the Seminole Boosters meeting other circuit in an unsuccess­ same *as the last several own home into the Ferrell Commission feels that co-op­ MIAMI (C P I>— A decision 9 at 7 tonight. High school audi­ seat belts and « scaped in­ home just before Strickland erative effort is n necessity P O R T A R T H U R , Tex. | No casualties were known. ful effort to get rid of Kelly. years. torium. President O. L Barks jury. Peres and Bassett, in wus expected today on wheth­ liml must work both ways. was shot. (U I’I) * — Howling Hurrfcmiu Carlson testified that KclTlii* was a far cry from Commission tentatively ap­ Judge says it's for everyone, espec­ the rear seat, wore not us­ er 25 Haitian refugees who it Is difficult fur the Com­ Moon remanded ially parents of high school ing scat belt* and were hurt. fled to Florida in u sailboat. Cindy hit thu Texas const be- devastating Hurricane Carla ,v *°kl him he could not run- proved the budget, with a Burdette to the county Jail mission to wurk to improva will tie allowed to slay in exile (ween tiuivcslon and Port Ar­ which struck the Texas coast tribute time or money to the few minor changes, as draft­ without bond on the first ami promote Downtown San­ ■tudenti who arc interested In party because judges must in the I Tilted States. helping the athletic program thur today, and showed im­ two years utid one week IIgo be non partisan. But he said ed by City Manager W. E. degree murder charge and ford only to find the Chamber Knowles and Finance Dir­ fixed bond at SIo.imm on the o( the school. mediate signs of weakening. today, killing at least 17 Per­ Mrs. Kelly was a close per­ promoting u new shopping ector Henry Tamm. Tax Cut Bill • • • Ferrell complaint. The eye of the storm moved sons and leaving damage in sonal friend and the judge urea on the cast side of 17-9'J One of Ihe major Items WASHINGTON (CPU — through the tiny evacuated Anthony Hoseman, assist­ south of Dnota Road to relo­ CATTY REMARK: F i r s t Speaker John W. McCormack town uf High Island between Die hundreds of millions of let her make a contribution. was a pay increase for city ant state attorney, represent­ cate businesses outside the woman: "1 just bate to think lie admitted under quest­ police officers ranging from assured President Kennedy to­ 7:10 and 7:10 a. m. CST. dollars. of my 40th birthday." Second ioning by Rep. William *lx per cent for patrolmrn. ed the state at the inquest. city.” day that the House would try Winds of do to 70 miles per woman: "Why — wlut hap­ Thousands of coastal resi­ O'Neill of Ocala, one of l ie five | ht cent for sergeants, Serving on the coroner's Jury While officers of tho Cham­ to pass next week Ids propos­ hour died us tile eye pas.-ed pened?" dents had fled inland before prosecutors appointed try the four for lieutenant* to three were J. It. Staley, Milton ber declined un invitation Li ed fill billion tax cut. • • • but rose again as the baek side thu swift-developing power of House id Representatives af­ for captains. Most other city Gore, Leon Olliff, T. L. Lin­ attend Monduy evening’s bud­ go Jr.. R. I.. Ward and Ben get session, five Chamber diTALLAHASSEE (UPD — of Cindy struck. Capt. Jam es Mayo. CO o( atm I lo ter it voted impeachment employes receive a two per F. Ward Jr., foreman. l indy. Many men Boat Saved The cabinet bud go t commis­ Ilatwing One, accepted his In-1 rector* were present: Capt. charges against Kelly, that ceni pay increase. MIAMI tti l 'l l — Tiie Const Mr. ami Mrs. Fred W. their jobs ut sen, vitation as a director of the sion okayed pay ra) res for 9,* a petition opposing the clr* Commissioner A. I., Wilson, Burdette Sr. were with their James U. Mayo, W. A. f a tGuard pumped out the fishing Chamber of Commerce to at­ Mill employes in Pin state uni­ Tide* rose almost fivu feel , „[[ change was in Imen- at his first meeting Monday tick, Robert Crumley, WilLuti Vessel, Moby Dick, liml was -on during the hearing. Uur- Hemphill and Geurge Touhy. tend last nicht's City Com­ versities today whin to salaries ithove niumat. Cindy's highest vraphed hi the Judge's office since hospitalisation. sinking off Alligator Reef in , . , . ,. vu’" 1 *' I dette, himself, did not testi- 1'atriek ami Touhy uru past mission meeting. Said lie were not in contrtiversy be­ • winds were HU mile gusts. Gal- •*' Ike courthuu-c. But he partial victory In his drive the Keys today and took it in _____________ wants all the Information lie fore the fiscal agel icy. presidents of the Chamber. i , . said ihe mimeographing mi- for a full “ Ketly day" for fy. I v iratotl recorded 71 nule-an, , , , The decision will not affect tow. chine and paper belonged to firemen. Know!** had ex­ '9 can get to help him in his ** ' * pay raise* nynjiieij, for l'i\ "y T'u'.rd 1 e . '.-rnation.il ll,,ur wimU during the nlgiu. c ;,r |s.,n and l'ie work wa- plained II would require two wew civic duties here. Follot- -Itllthe reading of other eii.pioyvs ami profc -tot ? F i > i n " I - I o i h e , * Putt.u i ill led t u r patrols | ThwM! '''" P l-'l »" * un l|(ine lly u r i .Kelly. his pctqm\04i statement, Mc­ additional firemen to give llhl.GRACE. V ii g o staviii Lake Mary Uoy Scout Troop where cabinet melt iber fe! Donald stated that by Novem­ Iioin tlnr darkened streets of ,luur' - - ■■ -------lire employes a lull free day < l ' I ' l l — Seven I . ,S. senators 212, once a leading troop of raisea proposed by the board ber or December and with co­ every two weeks. They now Birmingham t» the school1 11 “ *'* C r »'ul -'"0" lift the Intei p arliam e n ts y the St. John's District, is in of control were too- high. operation from Iho Chamber receive a half-day every 2tl ground, early today and Nc 1,1 ,u ln 1 Alll,up l nlon ( i l 'l . i c- nfercnco today In some instances the raises need of le id c n . All that is re­ day*, other Commissioners "1 would ho most happy for .... leaders made plans for a in M,,usl.... ... mi,c ni d headed for Washington to UNITED NATIONS. N. Y. His> Commission to put up tha Monday evening authorized quired is Interest in the boys proposed ranged heG ween $.">nn march cn the Alabama Capi­ inluiid, were crowded. V ito on tin* hiIi lent te s t boil Toneiits of rain tlumdcied one additional firemen and (U I’I) — Thu United Nations second *5,000." ■ml lime to devote to various and f'2. Ion. Those pro pinod tol in Montgomery. tlellty. ' ' * instructed Knowles to try I tier Hal AS.-emtdy opens its troop activities. Any man salary raises wen u handed Touhy stated Hint "only on* Outrage of Inc Nejjtu com|r,vu .... . ............ .. well'oiccnsl fur extreme cu t hack tu the boaid of control arrange for a full "Kelly l.HIb'' fCHMon today with no side has been presented *m« willing to assist Is asked to a unity of tlirmingliain's 1stYVilliit.u E. Smith, 41, of agenda trended with HI phutieully and you have been Texas and West portion* uf day." <sf contact Ed Zimmerman of which atarted a new study of Wayeross, Ga., charged with LtlU ISW I.lfi.K y. (UI'I l — • -i racral bombing manifest­ Louisiana. the pay schedules. Commissioner .1 II. Crapps items, but its debates were very fair and have indicated Lake Mary, temporary lead­ ed itself h i .stoning attack.- on the led.I up of the Fern Park But budget Direct .or Harry Bishop t \ Ewbaik Tucker of white motorists and other lost out .Monday evening in cspoiled to To overshadowed a willingness to co-operuto. er. lira mb of the Winter I'urk his attempt to have police by Big Thu* foreign minis­ Smith said last u -cek’s u> - the African Methodist Epis­ acts ol vandalism Monday You should go down tho sama Savings and Loan Association, pay increased to to, eight, ters talks on the sidelines. copal Church U urging mem­ Registration for beginners tion also had the effect of road. There should b« better night. During one such inci­ was I'.iiiml to the fedcrul bers of his denomination to Soviet Foreign Minister An­ six ami four per cent instead shorthsnd will close Friday at holding up raises fo| - the mote ginn.l jury Monday when ar­ of the approved *ix. live, four drei Gromyko will resume Id- communication* between tha arm themselves against "il­ dent a white motorist tired a Seminole County Uusinesa than 9,0(j0 other employes two groups." pistol three times into a group raigned before tf. S. ('..inniis- and three per cent. talk.* with Secretary of Statu about whose solar res there legal intrusions.” School. "Mr. Touhy has hit It on of ubout 20 Negroes who hud sinner James K. Ilyid at DrIn tin' four hour session Dean Busk and Hritisli For­ the head," stated Commis­ • • • was no criticism. taunted and hurled rocks ut lando. which closed at midnight, the eign Secretary l.oid Home on For the controvert dal group, Benefit style show and CARACAS (UI'I) - Nine w a s h in g io n 11:111 — him. Oliver Williams, IB, was .Smith wus remanded to Or­ Commission discussed the way* to ca.u! Hut cold war. sioner A. L. Wilson. " It is bridge of Epsilon Sigma Al­ the board of cuntr ul recom­ lack of communications snd pro-Cii-tro terrorist leaders ange County jail in lieu uf controversy Tint nuclear test bun treaty wounded slightly. over sodding The ministers last met in pha sorority will he held at mended salary itici -vases to­ complete misunderstanding The Rev. Martin Luther escaped early Monday from a f Hi.HOII, huiul, gullied support today front an­ Municipal Stadium for high Moscow after Ilia signing of which ha* brought un th u 7:30 tonight at the Sanford taled $2l>7,UOU ami ! Imitli pro­ King Jr., acknowledged lead­ pri-on in Iho western imuiii lie is charged with holding school loothall games. No de tin- partial nuclear teil bun. posed raises.totaling • $ 11 I.IHM). other key Southern Democrat er of the southern integration Woman's Club. situation." lain city of Trujillo, appar­ lip Teller Doyle Dl.Ilium un I cislon wa* reached but a pro­ when Sen. Sam J. Ervin, .S '. L\, Interest ill tlisa u»uinhly • • * It vvu* understood tha movement, joined other lead­ ently under cover of a guer­ announced Dint he would sup­ escaping with 4H2S. He wus posal that the City otter to centered on l'zcuidcnt KenThe public is invited to the port thu pact, though "with­ ers at a mass rally Monday rilla attack, it w.i* announc­ arre ted the same day when lease the stadium to Die i edy's speech Friday ami the Chamlier executive committea dedication of tfve Fred It. Wil­ night in urging the Negro ed Monday night, out great enthusiasm," sighted by FBI agents whP County School Hoard for $! uildress of Canadian I'rinie planned to meet this afterson Memorial Law Library at noon to consider McDonald'* community to channel its A |Hiliccman was found walking in Winter I’urk. annually was discussed. Minister Lester II, I'eursoii, 9:10 Wednesday morning off frustration amt bittcriw-s in­ slabbed to death near the Sheriff J. L. Hobby naid JTi'.S Approval was given for llie a former assembly president, six-page statement and tires Visits Vatican tile courtroom in the court­ I'ommi-sien's tentative budget purchase of VATICAN CITY (U i’l) — to a grim determination to prison’s main gat . through of the fsJS was reitvrri'il. new tractor ■n,,iril|njr. house. Judge Vermin Mite win civil rights through nonPope Paul \ 1 received West which the fugitives apparent­ for land till purposes from TIM jtty'a si ,,1,,-dulu. beginning approval. Final approval is tu Today's In said Mr. Wilson's children will SAIGON, South Viet Nam German Chancellor ' Kunrad " 'i lencc and the ballot tan. ly escaped. They included Hie stale Tractor ami Equip- nt confined be voted ill next Monday eve­ be present when a plaque is tU PI)—'Viet Nam'ii Commu­ Adenauer in a private auili*------------------inent l ompany mi its low tl| t|„. formul opening by ning's regular meeting of tha four ex officers dishonorably unveiled. nist guerrillas appe nlcd today Mice today and paid personal di-charged for participation bill with trade-in. of Stfi.HlO. |H.nr,jt.,| ,\-o-mldy I'usiik n t City Commission. • • • for a coalition govt rnmerit on tribute C* the H7-yeur-<di| lend-' plKusakin was held brief- .............. /^f.uu.c K)wll „ r in Ihe abortive Uarupano re­ City Manager Pete Knowles the order nf neighboring Laos >r who plan- tu i.-lin t> wuh Warrent Hunmcutt. of ,.1 ( k l ,hll of next volt, three guerrilla leaders will discuss Die "library sit­ St. Petersburg, on possible ( So,u KreOrl.tu«2 of as a means of tmding the I month, and two unidentified civilians uation and the old postoffice” reappraisal of all city fighting here. MIAMI f UI’I)—Members of The prison break occurred before the Jayrces Thursday TALLAHASSEE (UI'I) - perty (or tax purposes. l"" Venezuela, who has no anThe ap|>c.il was made by l O V l S I t LiTCGCC three Cuban exile groups, a few hours after authorities ' iioliiucd iqipusitiou, a* tu* sue* noon at the Civic Center. of Stale Toot WASHINGTON (UI’I) — -till nursing wounds suffered here hud round.-d up Red Secretary Nguyen lluu Thn, president CAMERON, La. (UI'I) — eessnr. • • • Adams said Monday lie has of the Communist "National Mi-. Jacqueline Kennedy will in u Sunday riol in New York, leader Roinulo .Vim alias Sheriff O. It. Carter, descrihdecided not to run for gov H r read with interest that in ; Ihe Right of residents as <1 the Geneva Home Demonstra­ Liberation Front," in a l«l- go Li Greece Oct, 2 for a two- pushed their demands Mon­ “Major Rafael.” and four ernor in uwi UT lo the L’nite j Nations week visit with her brother-in- day night for a public debate oilier Communists Hurricane Cindy approached: tion Club women have decided Adams, who announced for law- and sister, I'rinco and with the American students "They are tilling the roads Nino, who fled to liruril re election a* secretary of MIAMI I llt'l) —Revolution­ to do something about Com­ broadcast by Conn nimbi sta­ I ' n me s g*inn bin us KmUiwill, who recently toured Cuba. tion*. tike ants." after participating in the hi ary Unitv I UR), n top Cuban 'tale several weeks ago hut missioner Jim Avery's state­ It called fur wiL'r.li'uwal of the Wiiitu House announced Tim Cubans said the Ameri­ jack of the freighter Anz.u- left the door open (or a exile group, announced Mon­ ment that "they should learn tot lay. can*, who staged a meeting in tegni, recently slipped hack crack at tha govenror s chair, day it ha* been Hooding Cuba more about county govern­ U. S. troops, Hie it id of U. S. participation in Vietnamese New York's Town Hall Sun into Venezuela. MIAMI (UI’I)—Twenty-two said starting a campaign at with anti-Castro pamphlet*. ment along with their homeday that set off rioting in The group said one leaflet Cuban refugees, most of them tills late date "would require m aking" It is planned that a affairs, and the tsl ablislmurg LIMA, Peru (UI'I > — A Time* Square, had definitely bears u photograph of a uni lawyers, have been lured as my full time amt attention. group from this club will a t­ of a "national, t iemocratic, "long, strong," earthquake agr,.r j (l, | hl. debate, peaceful, and net tral coali­ "Involvement In so con­ lurincd Soviet soldier with a social investigators in New tend nil commission meetings ••Rut are afraid Ihey tion government.’ ’ presum­ shook the people of Ibis capJACKSONVILLE i l l ' l l - centrated an eifori would target superimposed over the York City, in the futute. | )r Health officials investigated necessitate that t relinquish (are. ably made up of ( 'omnium-is ital ..ul of their sleep before ttil| t |,|c|j#|, * • • \\ e 11 a r e Commissioner .lawn today, but caused no re( .,r i„* Theye of the Itevolu and anti-l'omntiiiii its. today the food pois> n case* of The leaflet* and pamphlets James It Dampson ol New tlie responsibilities placed on Parents of Meminole High (Hirted casualties or serious, lion ary Unity fUR» nrgjmza- to Jacksonville res tents who me as secretary of state." are aimed ut Cuban militia- York City llew here Monday •V.ir sold on live first call, School students are invited four other inquiries with­ damage. t|(lll H)ll| j,.,| uu. jo exile reportedly dined in the same lie said. "This t cannot in men us well a* the man in Hie md interviewed the exiles, to meet at 7:10 tonight for in nn hour after paper Tile quake rocked the city ...................... \ , w York. food conscience ihe" restaurant last week. street, the group said. ' >elected from a group o( 2BU an orientation program in the wa* mil". That's the at I2;li)t a. in. I _________________ ____ ___ — — who look Civil Service exam­ school auditorium. Teachers story of one of the Herination < last May 4. wilt outline the course content ubl's happy "Classified Dumpson said luring ot the TALLAHASSEE i UPI • and inform the parents what Customer*”, exiles tilled Uvo needs—" To will be expected of their child Presiding Judge E. Harris MIAMI U TI» — An otticial tinii e Igible candidates for Drew admonish" I Florida C A N T l a k e cur t o College. in that course. ot Hie Negro Florida Mentor For quick sale I'J.'d hardsenators Monday Lo slop the WINTER HAVEN. Flo. complete finger, but that the the severing of the limb ex­ Doctors said today that haul t«s fill jobs in New York, ial College says his school t p Chevrolet *495. Cult cept for a portion of soft minor g a n g r e n e was noted in ami to help alleviate the refu­ Mrs. Lorraine L, Graham, "horse play" and pay more wrist “ looks good." (U I'I) — The nearly -evered would like to tell its property Jack Ivey. FA 2-6i 18. program associate uf the attention to impeachment pro Brown, a suw operator for tissue about an inch ami one the tips of line,, fingers about gee problem in Miami.” in SI. Augustine anil move lo left hand of a til-year-vld saw The exiles will deal with u furniture muiiufui tm er in half wide and u tiny sliver Central Florida Tuberculosis reeding s against C i r c u i t Dude County, Fa-t Action a<! results ale operator was rejilinrd lo the nrurhy |.oke W'ule-, utmost of the rudiu* bone. All major IU days after the operation Spanish speaking applicantand Respiratory Association, Judge Richard Kelly. a* close a* your tele­ ui in in a five-hour operation One doctor said today thut fur welfare aid m New York will attend the Tit workers' severed the hand two iriche* blood vessels, n -rl'r', muscles He told tlie senators, who phone. It will i’AY YOU here Aug. 22, it wus reveuled above tlie wiiat in an on-the- ami tendons were severed. fall conference Wednesday serve us u jury in Uie trial, to A C W S h C S S IO n a l t h o u g h it is not positive the City. to place your a.I now. Dusnpson said New York is and Thursday at Tierra Verde. s t o p reading newspapers. TALLAHASSEE (UI'I) — today. A team of stuff donors, in­ iiand will be saved, he u op­ job-accident. Doctors said James A. The local TB office will be working crossword puzzels Gov. Farris Hr yarn will hold He was rushed lo the hos­ cluding an orthopedic sur­ timistic "that thu salvage rat* still toukiija fur eligible Cu­ rinsed white Mrs. Graham at­ ami eating peanut*) during the his weekly news conference in Brown vi|! love (he tip* of pital here where emergency geon, rejoined the bone, m.i- could be significantly worth- ban candidates for a im-t of utile r Jobs. | i tin vx finger* and poraibly unit luuui exam ination tends Ora conference. session*. I Miami Friday, revealed J jo r bloud t r u t h mid mm tic s. I while.” -tI I VOL. 56 Cniuid I’teas U aseii Wire Established 1908 TUES.. SEPTEMBER 17, 1963 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 19 Witness Denies Kelly Active In Parly Four Sanford Youths Escape In Car Upset First Degree Murder Charged To Burdette Ciiy Budget Of $1.25 Million. Is Approved m w A... Quickie Hurricane BRIEFS Hits Texas, Flops Refugee Decision Raises OK'd For 9,669 In Slate Universities ".King Pleads For Non-Violence East-West Talks To Be Resumed : Holdup Suspect Is Bound Over Bishop Warnsi Castro Hoodlum Leaders Escape Erwin For Treaty Viet Nam R eds Ask Coaliti on Adams Out Of Governors Race Cubans Insist On Debate ‘They’re Filling Roads Like Ants’ Anti Castro Pamphlets Fall Quake In Peru Probe Poisonings Kelly Trial ‘Horse Plajf’ College May Move New York Hires 21 Cuban Exiles It's Results Thai" Pay" Nearly Severed Hand Rejoined To Arm FA 2-5612 � 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 16, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 16, 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 16, 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/23fc86f73457a06432309333704caea4.pdf d804b20705b92d7f1b84525690711dc4 PDF Text Text V ------------- ------- J>- ■" V ' '“ ' -» '4 y tfW r * ’ • ♦ n w*o M rg g>attforb ip e d a li Cream Cheese. . . iC 29e WEATHER: Widely scattered afternoon thundershowers through Friday; high today in 90s: low in 70s. 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Remind u* to check with Gene Tucker. #301 *1 cane #2V i Famous Cut-Rito Waxed Paper Par-All Breed California Tom atoes..........3 cans 49' 6V'a-o*. cans Sandwich Bags.............. 21* PRICES EFFECTIVE Redeem your Froo-Wan 100 Bonus Stamp Coupon at Publli Fret-Wan THURS.-FRI.-SAT., AUGUST I5-16-I7TH. 99' <u LA R G E WESTERN PINK-MEAT "27" SIZE e S ta m p s Swoot Yellow 19c 25c 19c Crisp Was tens Cello-Pocked □ C a rro ts . . . . 2 * Crisp Michigan Pascal □ C e le ry ................... 2 <° TAtNOW OVIN HAST MIAI LOAf 1 ’/a 19c IBaUrw *-t~ A-t. IT. 1*41) - -lb. gf)MM,OO.O.QJ)J),ao.OAii.O.O W ’S s V W O re e n S ta m p s elA Al« *w*w w4 * a * e w Mi TRIASURI ISLI QUICK RROZIN PAMILY PACK RRIADIO SHRIMP 1 Ve-lb. beg ?.’,19 Iw m UL. *«*. IT. ISAW White or Colored scot tow els • a a j 2 9 ' la Cesfeeter loses > »* V IO L E T BOWL 29* WHO! SHOPPING IS A PUASUM than I par partbMM at 95.00 t* to Swift's Os (Smooth or Chunk Style) peanut butter 39 I 6 -O I. fa Swift's Premium Conned Vienna sa u sa g e . . . . 6 * « cant North Orlando's Volunteer Fire Dept, has announced that fire calls during the day are to be turned in at the North Orlando (iencral Store and at night to Boh Stephen­ son at his home. In case of fire when the volunteers all are away at work, the calls will be answered l>> the Flor­ ida Forestry Service. o o o Bear Lake won Tuesday's second game in the three game playoff with Casselber­ ry for South Seminole Little League Seniors. The final game will be plajed at 4 p.m. Saturday at Casselberry. The scries stands at I I. • • • Cantaloupes 4 «• 99 □ O nions................... 2 * The Altamuntu S p r i n g s Town Council agrred at Wed­ nesday night's meeting to look into th<* possibility of getting tin- Orlando Transit Company to extend its bus service into the community. 0* o o The annual teenage march againd Itikcmia will lx- held on Sept. 8 beginning at I p.m. Mra. Lester Elgin, of Longwood, has been named dis­ trict chairman of the South Seminole area. • • • Cut-Rite's New Convenient *1 Bar B-Q Sauce.... ’£.? 39' quart 19' Plastic W rap .................,00^ 2 9 ' Kraft'* Regular or Smoky Floor W ax 75-ft. ee eoa e» Cut-Rite's All Now Popular Star-Kiit Labal Chunk Tuna ....4 a Fam ily N apkins....... 2 “ •**•27' *1 cane #303 25' Scott'* Table Stylo Sweet Treat Brand Sliced Pineapple..........3 rag. rolls * ’ * Local CPAs, including Coun­ ty Commissioner John Fitz­ patrick, are invited to attend the organizational meeting of the Mid-Florida chapter of the National Association ot Accountants Saturday at Or lando. • • • Today is (he last day for MaryWilliams, she with the Very pleasant voire who has been answering the telephone when you call The Herald. Mary says she plans to spend snore lime with her mother and in getting ready to be a grandmother again . . . Mary we'll suisa you . . . and good luck! • • • White or Colored Tissue * SEMINOLE PLAZA INTERSECTION HIGHWAYS 436 AND 17-92 $ | 91 I SANFORD. FLORIDA NoT778 Top Billing In State Projects ! "SCOTT PAPER SALE" elA Ale eeases w4 p e * « w *4 - lb . TIIITJS., A lV .l’ ST 15. 1%3 Sanford - M ay town Canal Gets Is there a difference be­ tween a grampus and a scor­ pion? Mr. and Mrs. D. E. At­ kins, o f I.akc Mary, placed one of these vile looking things on It. E. Porter’ s <lcsk . . . in a mason Jar, of course. They said the arach­ nid (that's a good word) was found in a garbage can and iHB is as poisonous as a rattle* i anake. m m m i lO O ^1 Pickets Barred THORNE, England (UPI) — Mrs. Amy Cliffe, n 71-yearold grandmother, waa barred from thla Yorkshire village's annual walking raco Monday ^because ahs was n "profes•lonaL" Jft 49c 9 '- r» * ' 49* Lemon Juice Prince Edward Appeal Planned 71-Year-Old Pro ••e Met. Nat's Pamir I Pecan Shortbread ,4p£ 49* (M M M M 4M S 5J) MIAMI (UP1) Circuit Judge Robert 1L Anderson Is­ sued a permanent Injunction Monday barring Negro intogratlonlsta from picketing a Miami ice cream stand. 99c GOV'T - INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF Cars Hit Headon In Vacant Lot RICHMOND, Va. (U P !) Negro leadera planned today to ask the U. S. Supreme Court to overrule a federal appellate court's refusal to reopen Prince Edward Coun­ ty's public schools, closed four yeara ago to avoid Inte­ gration. The U. 8. 4th Circuit Court of Appeala held Monday that the question of whether the county could legally abandon ita public education system waa a matter for state courts to decide. Tbe 3-1 decision meant the county'i schools will remain closed for the fifth conical tive year. 8 SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN TENDER-AGED 000000000000000000 JACKSONVILLE (U PI) Two wamrn drivers defied the odds Monday and crash­ ed head-on in a parking lot which police said was "as de­ serted as a 10-acre field." One woman accused the other of primping in a rear­ view mirror and not watching where she was going. Police said the accuser was driving in the wrong direction in a parking aisle. No charges were made, but police said damage totaled about $300 for each car. . GrllTsteaks.......’ST $1.49 legal Battle Over Perez MIAMI (DPI) — A feat moving court-to-eourt Iagal battle broke oat today ae U. S. attorney* sought to deliver form er Venesoelan dictator Marcoe Perea JinMoea to o f­ ficiate waiting to escort the one-time strongman back to his homeland for trial on tmbesslement chargee. Government attoneye first went before state circuit Judge lob ert Anderson, who then dismissed a paternity suit and holding order against Perea Jimenei. The attorneys then flew to Jacksonville where attorneys for the ex­ dicta tor had won a final hear­ ing before the U. 8. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal*. The Jacksonville appeal was scheduled at g p.m. EST. At­ torney Irving Jaffee, special counsel from the U. S. Justice department In Washington, pledged that Peres Jimenex would not bo turned over to Venesuelan authorities until after results o f the hearing were known. bile 39c Potatoes J 9 r Eftabliahed 1908 W W A ... Lee Bros, sre ready to *build a new and the first com­ mercial building in what is now known a* Lake Monroe industrial Park. This •« »he cilyowned properly a l o n g I.akc Monroe that was known is Sanford Industrial Park until the title was given to IILH interests for the Sanford Avenue property. Chocolate Coke •• pi» 59c Swifft Premiwm Sliced (tf-es. fk|. 29c) the United Press Leased \\ire The question of a compre­ hensive telephone service for all of Seminole County will come under discussion Fri­ day when representatives ot the Winter Park Telephone Co.. Southern Bell, the Cham­ ber of Commerce and the mayor, of the county meet for luncheon at Spencer’s Restaurant. The group hopes to come up with a workable arrangement to eliminate the division of the county by two companies, and all that long distance calling. • • • M eany To Run L u ts THE STREET WAS SLICK with watermelon juice after thi.-* truck dumi»ed its load when the bed nlid o ff the chastain. The driver’* trouble began with a blowout which tilted the bed of the truck over. Thla, with the weight of the melons, waa too much atul the whole load came rolling into ilrnpeville Ave. at Country Club Hoad. Waterway Discussed By Authority UNITY HOUSE. Pa. lUPt) — AFL-CIO president George Meany, who will be KU Fri­ Proposed St. John--lndian day. plans to run for a new River Canal lias been given two-year term In November. lop priority at the state level it was revealed this morning Princess 13 In a meeting nt Orlando. W. A. McCrce Jr., chair­ LONDON (L T D — Princess Anne, who leaves borne soon man of the State Canal fur hoarding school, stepped Authority, said that state o f­ into the teen age world today ficial* have placed ilie stamp with a 13th birthday party o f approval on this Sanfordalmard the royal yacht Blood­ Maytown ean.il, indicating to the point this waterway su­ hound. percedes the proposed cross state barge canal fur which JFK A t O ffice President Kennedy has asked WASHINGTON tUPI) President Kennedy, his fam­ Congress for an initial appro­ ily worries cased by the re­ priation of SI milium. () HOY! THIS YEAR WE CAN CO TO SCHOOL. First Knulera Don Nichols ttittl Sylvia Williams Imve their Iwok hags in hand, their new clothes and shoes on and tire ready for that opening day of school Sept. .3. Don is thu son o f Mr. and Mrs, Gene Nichols and will attend Westside School ami Sylvia, daughter o f Mr. ttnd Mrs. J. (\ Williams, will go to Pinecrest. Doth have attended the Holly Avenue Kindergarten. (Herald Photo) Here It Is Mid-August --And Before You Know It School W ill Be Open Again turn of his wife from the hos­ Attending today's meeting pital. flew back to his office today to tackle problems of were the commissioners of the canal district, Chairman l the Chief Executive. John Kridrr, Hansome Down­ es, Orlando. It. C. Brady, Ti­ Spy Sentenced NEW YORK (U P I )-N a v y tusville. and Steve Shmholscr, Beach; MeSchool Ik-11* will he ringing five nt Croonif, five ut Rosen- | Sanford mvrehants, too, ar« Yoeinan 1-c Nelson C. Drum­ New Smyrna mond, 34-year-old Baltimore f r e e ; Sen Randolph Bodges, again in Seminolo County vv-ald and five ut l.ymun High ready for tha opening o f The sum* answer to an Negro, waa sentenced to life director of the State Hoard Sept. 3 mk approximately 11,- School. ATLANTA (U PI) — Two achool with wall-stockeif WASHINGTON (UPI)—1Thr in prison today for conspiracy o f Conservation; Gen. J, C. members o f the University o f identical question wu.« given I shelves and racks of school In udditinn nt Ljinan School G O O children pul nvvity Civil Aeronautics H o a r d to commit peacetime espion­ Hutchison, chairman of the tlu-io will In- a new science clothes and supplies which will Georgia Athletic Board testi­ by J, D. Ilnltn, comptroller1(CAB) today ordered North­ Scntiiiulc County CoiiimUsiun I'nthing suits and husehnllit age for Russia. fied today the general char­ and treasurer of the universi­ east Airlines to stop its New and tins Faulk, Brevard Mini take lip their bonks again. suite, music suite and shops. lie needed by th* county’s 14,« Some of the new construc­ Construction is nlso under­ 500 school-age youngsters and County Commissioner. acter of Wally Butts is "bad" ty and trrasuivr of the ath­ York to Florida service ef­ Actor Dies way on th« rnfetorium nt tion which has been going on fective Oct. 14. Kriihr, pointing to Hie ini BOLLYWOOD (L T D -C llfand thut they would not be­ letic association. tin? undetermined number o f The aelion was taken in a ford Odets, plavw right, actor porlaiico of this waterway, in ut schools all ovor ilia coun­ South Seminole Junior High, Scoliey, in his deposition. college students. lieve him under oath. ty during tin- Mimnirr will be lha new English FUtnte* ele­ final decision that left only motion picturedirector jdlealed that sometime in the Immediately after they left acknowledged that h« and >g;itionul Airlines and East and The weekends o f Aug. ‘JT writer, diedWednesday future the? Eeonlockhatehee irmly for the influx of pupils, mentary school, and addition tin! stand attorneys fur the Butts were dose friends and ern Air Lines to operate the and o f music suite, library and ami sonuwill bo opened later. River can he channeled t< > and 21 and also 29 and 30 wiU night at Cedars ot Lebanon Saturday Evening Post, thc Chunges in arrangements lunchroom nt Suaford Junior find had met together in Chieugo,' Florida route, the nation's Hospital after surgery for ul provide- a leg from the canal special back-to-u-hool magatlne Butts Is suing for nulo. Ife remarked that thruugh utilization of tpuce High FchooL New w i t . Atlanta - i d Jlisnii iu c ia t U A -iif > » » .d promotions advertised. $10 '♦illboi. iibel dal .ages, a Tha school nilminlstrntion •'. m. rk--t. Orlanilo is one of the few ma­ and rountriictinn of lu-w unit* gan fs-d ln r n deposition uikvii , on va.mfis occasion*. , 0|J , uIy ,J|t ,|m C A n all The Seminole High School jor cities in the United Slati .- will add 15 new ilassroouis. building rnmo in for ita share Exiles Rescued from Frank Scobey, a Chicago Scobey, who described hint- nounced it bad tentatively tic Hr-.iul will play a concert down­ o f expansion this ym r ns a NASSAU. Bahamas (I T I ) not located on water. businessman described in Sen- seif a.« u be. r distributor, said ciib-1 to deny renewal of • • • conference room mid a new town from 7 to 9 p.m. on Aug. —Tlie British frigate Caprice ate testimony as a man who . that lie met Butt* tlimugb Northeast's authority to tl) office for Superintendent R. 20, with tlie Croonts High Major isiint of discussion took ID Cubans off normallyplaced heavy bet* on spoiling 1 former Notre Dams Coach the route. The airline has T Milvvei* have been added. Hand expected to offer a con­ uninhabited Eel Kay Wednes- till? morning was that eim.il events. j Ktsnk f.enliy. During tlia first stmester, cert on Ausr- 23. Time has not been operating under a tom day night an.l lorried them to district directors must pm Dr. Hugh Mills of Athens, | lb- added that "I probably poiar> students who will attend the yet been set. rertilirutr betw-en Florida, it was announced to- down the alignment for the an associate professor of edu- know do couches.'' new English Fi-tates Filamen­ New York and Florida since day. canal and obtain necessary ration and a member of the I Scobey said Butts had a-ked 193C. Today, it made the de rights of way. Kriiler and llv I'nitrd Press International tary School will attend dou­ university athletic board, was liim to secure- financial back­ chinn Huai A mobile rlasalooiu. tar- ble session from s a.m, to Oops, Wronjr Stop Harold Scott, Jacksonville i Debt Extension asked if the? “ getieial charac­ ing fin tine.- businesses - - an The ruling left Noitlie.i-.il WASHINGTON ( I T I ) —The engineer, were agreed that g ■-1 of anti-diseriniiiiation noon and noon to 4 p.m, ut GAINESVILLE (UPI) — ter of Wallace Butts is good orange grove, un orange con­ with only its uumc) lo»in; |Senate Finance I'mnmiltci' all rights ot way will be do protests, was set uliru early tlie South Seminole Filetneii- Carl Fimmett Jonea of Jack­ or bad." centrate business and a small New F!ngland routes, wlui'h i today approved * House-pass- Jnated, grain*, by four pro-1 today in Chicago. tury School, Milivio said. sonville! stopped his automo­ '*( would now have to say loan business. Hie board said it would »ul>-* ed• administration ■ • ■— ! ------ ■ Classrooms at Croonts and bile at the wrong place Wed­ More than 150 integration measure to perty owners excepting bebad." Mills said. "Frankly-, I didn't have sidize. In effect, the CAR re- 'extend the $309 liilllnu (cm- tween If. S. Highway 1 and i.ts have been arrested nt Itosenwuld are ready for the nesday afternoon to a'k di­ enough confidence in thi-ni duced the 20-year old carrier [ porary national debt limit un­ Indian River. i the poitalile classroom site opening of school, as is tlm rections— thu office of th* (Hie ventures) to approach to the status of a local s e i-jm \ „v . no. The vote was II It was brought out that a and one civil rights leader Lyman addition. Con-itriictiuit Florida H i g h w a y Patrol. anybody,” Scobey said. vice airline. p, k. cut will lie made from Lake vowed t h e demonstrations on the additions at Sanford Troopers promptly charged He said he bought possibly The action came shortl) lie Monroe due east to the St. would continuo "until hell Junior High are not expected him with driving while intoxi­ $10,000 or $1H,(H>0 worth of fore the Senate Aviation Sub Johns River at a point near freezes over" unless their to lie ready until later in tha cated uml driving without a stork in Continental Enter­ committee opem-d a hearing driver's license. year. WASHINGTON (UPI i-T h c Lemon Bluff. Sen. Hodgca in- demands are met. prises, hie. because Butts had into the effect of the CAR de­ House an.l Senate commerce dicated that this will alleviate! F'irenicn broke into tinTAMPA (L T D — Nego- told him it was a good in­ cision on air service in the committees were reported to­ the fears of shad Interests burning classroom, winch Bl­ Gating Usim* resumed meet­ vestment. northeast area. day to be planning resump- ind will nut disturb that tegrationisls claim foster de ing today as the striking Elec­ "I probably have about nil 1facto segregation, and exlion early next week of hear­ .•porting enterprise, trical Workers Union rejc ted eight or ten thou-und dollar • * • |llngulslied the early morning ing* on President Kennedy's 30 DAYS TO IIKTTKIt GRADES coma proposal to vote on the losa today" in that stock, proposal that Hie Interstate Kridrr brought up again the fire. Vandals tried In set lire | incin-iM in today's Herald on I’nge 5. Intr-t General Telephone Co. fvnbi-y testified in his depo­ Commerce Comniis-i.nt <ICC) thought uf Julm llruinli-y. to au-dlicr middle unit u block 1 ITeimivd and written by The Heading Laoffers. sition. •olve the railroad work rules Sanlord. also a canal ill-drill Irmu the scene of earlier lauatory for Newspaper Enterprise Association, Mayor Julian l.nnr a-kt.l director, thut spoils from the demonstrations, dispute. The Ib ritld will publish daily for 30 days this the executive committee of canal In- used fur the bed of j White ari l Negro pickets series designed to aid students in their studies. SAIGON*, South Viet Nnm Loral h it International Bro­ a proposed cross stale high appeared at tlie home ol Meredith OKd Timely, too, for today’s edition also is (L T D A Buddhist nun burned therhood o f Electrical Work­ JACKSON, Miss. ( t I'D—A way from Sanford to the east Chicago Mayor R i c h a r d "Hiuk-to-Srhool" with local merchants offering herself to dentil today in the ers, AFL-CIO. Wednesday to lour-nian subcommittee ot coast. Dairy. special ba rga in s for the children iming back to coastal tow n o f Ninh Iloo, re­ call the election, with hirn In conclusion. Sen. I lodge* s c h o o l come Sept. 3. MIAMI (UPI) — A Coast liable government sources re­ the state College Board reovu eeing it. Guard xhareli plane today ported. It was the fourth ported today it found no suf­ brought out that waterway A* tile talks rrauilird, tho found a 23-foot boat overdue Buddhist suicide in recent ficient grounds to e v p e I development in Florida is the company reported thut no sub- since S.iturd.i) with three weeks in protest to govern­ James II. Meredith front Hu- key to industrial development University uf Mississippi The and pledges the complete co­ otngi- had lu-t-n reported dur­ men and a woman aboard. ment policies. ing tin- night. The Imat. powered hy mi TAMPA (U l'l)-T h a F'lor Ninh lino is about 200 miles lull board was to meet to operation of lilt* State Hoard subcommittee's of I'on.vervution. The 10-tmiu executive com­ in board outixiard e n g i n e , mirth of Saigon, about g"0 review the iilu Council of loo meets here You'll iipiiri'diile the e.xlru nervire mittee notified luine of it* d*-- turned up missing on a trip miles from Hue city where a today to plan ways of gelling cisimi Wednesday night and from Miami to Rimini in tlie novice Buddhist priest burned congressional approval of SI w — A------- » H « lp F o r F a m ily said it w«* "merely following Bahamas, it was found far himself to death Tuesday. W eaver Appointed \ d a y t o x a b e a c h ( u p u million for initial construction F ltb E tha wishes of tli* member- north of its course drifting in I'revioudy. two other lludd TALLAHASSEE (I T I ) — Hie Daytona Ih-uch live- of the cross-Florida barge ca Tire mhlp.** |(he Gull Stream about 120 hist munks committed suicide Industrial CominDsion (.'hair- saving corps, an informal Ira­ naI, Inspection lajcal President Robert j miles east of Dajt’ -na Reach. by fire in a growing campaign nian Worley Brown today np- ternity of lifeguards, said toPresident Kennedy has a*k FR E E Mount said tlie grnrral mem- j Known to ho alxiaril the uf protest by the Buddhist pointed Mainti attorney Sid- day it will aeli its brand-new cd Congress to appropriate Tire Rotation bership ha* instructed the pleasure Imat were Donald who have accused tlie regime liey M. Weaver u deputy ruiii- bout to ruisn funds for tbe the money, but lawmakers committee throughout the Johnson. 30. and peter Ncsic, o f President Ng<> Diuli Diem mivsion to bear Workmen's family o f a young father of have taken no action The FR E E strike not to bring back pro- , 31, of Miami, and Dcnnit |o f religious uml political dis- Compensation cos- m. Weaver’s three who died Wednesday, council hope* Congress will F lat Tir* posals until it got "something Kceser, 2ft, of Fort I..older crimination. Thu government appointment will become e l- ) following ut initiation cute-1 approve t l i e appropriation Repair w;orth working on." Idale. I lias denied tlie charges. |inony. fective Sept. I, this session. Scobey Testifies He, |cab Rescinds Line's Flights Butts 'Close Friends' Info Florida Vandals Fire Mobile School Union Rejects Phone Offer Rail Hearings 30 Days To Better Grades Buddhist Nun Dies In Fire Plane Finds Missing Boat Council Meeting On Canal Funds ’ i l - TIRE With Us! J FREE Front End Check Courthouse Annex, Defender In Tentative County Budget Seminole County Commix-'on was a $25,1X10 appiupria- $1,900 and the Seminole Coun-tat a $18,000 increase anil the j with an additional $72.0001pointed as a committee of Member* of the Class of sinners sheathed Uteir paring I lion for a court house annex ty Health department got I hospital received Iheir re-1 budgeted for thh road anti two to rerommenij a site for I tlie new office 193d of Seminole High School knives late Wednesday aud' in tlie south end of the coun- funds for two new nur-cx and i|uestcd one quarter mill in- bridge fund. two new vehicles. |crease to bring them the $55.Included in Hie $23.0ui budAlmost all departments rehave been asked to meet at snnounced that they had pre- ty. The highly successful F'o»- i ooo needed for exoansinn. geled for thr ruiirthoiise an- reived some of the increases § p m. Tuesday at the First Federal Caucus Room !o pared a tentative budget o f Commissioners also chop ter Care Program was ilielud- ! The Civil Deleave appro nex facility are Hie sj|ari''s they asked lor, including sal$2 I million' ped in half their amount for ed with $10.1*0 hiwlgctcd (or priahon is to slay Hie same, of personnel Hum Hip Coun ary increases, and the Cham plan a class reunion. Bring approximately any addresses you have of without raising (lie present com mission supplies and add- continuing care, and Judge I ($3,200) but Hie Central Flor- ty judges office, the olfice o( her of Commerce budget was Icd an "animal welfare of- Yernon .Mize's request tor a 1Ida Planning Council was Hie Supervisor of KcgUtra- boosted $3000 members who have moved six mill assessment. away. For information call Slashed off the budget were hce." full time juvenile court sec-1 boosted from $3,207 to $7,- (ion, the Zoning Hoard and' Public hearing for the new 1 The newly created office of retary was also approved. Mrs. Eugene Estridge. HI. the offices of the Home Dem300. the Sheriff's Department. 'budget has been set for 101 or Mi»s Grace Marie Stine- onstratktn Agent and the ad-’ public defender received the The Slieriff’ s Department! Tlie County Road DepartComniis-ionerf Lee Gary I a m. in tlie Commix-ion room' cipher. 1 mmixtrativ c aide and added, requested appropriation o il budget request was approved, rnent got the biggest increase and Janies Avery wet* xp ,oU Sept. Hi. Expert Wheel \lignment Tire* III.'. \V. FIRST ST. F A 2-0651 �tttfc l Rcsch Service Set Friday V m ll P « f» 2 — Aog. IS , 1963 Bridge Club Changes Place Of Meetings THIS APPARENT AUTO WRECK nt the Jaycee Park really ia to draw attention to the Jayceea' aeat belt safety campaign Saturday when mem­ ber* will be offering the safety device for aale in an effort to reduce per­ sonal injuries in car collisions. County Agent Cecil Tucker looks in the wreck — whail w *«J«:>' t d : ? ? Hnrcld Ch»p"-^n and hi« u j(« ; Fi W.k. (Herald Photo) on as Tucker inspects. NS. first, William Woodlock and Norman Meyer: second, Mr*. Leria Weeks and E M. Hinkla and third, Mrs. Frank Austin and Mrs. Robert Nkb•Ha: EW, first, Mrs. Myron Ar­ ea rdi and J. T. Sheffield; see* ond, Mrs. O. N. Lackey and Mrs. William Woodlock and third, Mrs. £. M. LinkU »n<i Loria Weeks. A Pot-Lock Game will be played neit week with prises for the winners. ■Legal Notice Sptrituafettcs of the Church .o f God, 511 H.ckory Atecue, are sponsoring the "Mapie Aires '' recording artists of Atlanta. Th’. i group of men and women attend Clark's College in Atlanta. They will be singing the gospel in songs Friday at the Church of God. Breather Mr. Wilbur B i w « elder, brother c f Mrs. W. W. An/ler-1 sop o f North Orlando, died Monday in Jacksonville, Funeral services will be NEW YORK T H IS IS THE WAY WE WASH THE CAR, wash the car, wash the car, early Saturday morning” at the Phillip* 66 Station on the corner of Park Avenue and Third Street. Girl* from the A and II Squad Cheerleaders at Seminole High School practice for their first fund-raising venture. The girl* from the two squad* will be at the station all day Saturday. Shown here from left are Barbara Thomas and Darlene Fedder (B Squad) Ceni Wheatland and Bonnie Caolo (A Squad). On the other aide of the car 1* Linda Spencer holding advertising signs. (Herald Photo) b«!d at 2 p m. Friday at the A Men-Surarnerhlll F u n e r a l Ilim e in DeLand. Burial will b e In tha DeLeon Springs Cemetery. Legal Notice J tn ictxL o ’ .r. corvT v. rL o a io s. »v r iit v r r .n r vo. mse* rr.n r.n A t. v a t t w x l h o ht- ROBERT r t a i fE R THA rU I I K R . * c-.r- »nd BER­ r « f s r lasts v r m r * n r s il k wotjc* ia t i E i i r n r o r v . T i last en the ISth 4 « r af A i*o*t. t i l * i t n s* a M • t the front Soar o f the Coart H iu a , o f (tm in o !* Coanf*. *t BseforS. rior'.d*. the Honor. »*.!• Arthur H B i u w l i h , J r. Cterh o f tha Circuit Coort o f flrmlnele. Coontr. r i o r l t s will efle r for as!# to the hlshtat • r. 1 beat hlStar for 'aah. at pohllo out-ry. the foltowln* «*«-rl*aS propertr o f tha IsafasSanta ROBERT FISHER a td BERTHA WISHER Lot II. Blork I HETTI.KIt HOME* ORLA.TOO BKOTIOX ( / N f. arrortlns to s l i l tharaof ree-rtaS la I'iat l l - . k IS P a ct , I snS S. Pablte RaeorSa o f aemlnole County, TlayIS a. t<i*alhar with all etructuraa a -1 Improsatnanta. than er tharoaftar on aalt lan-J. Thla la mala purajant to F nal ti« raa of roreotoaura antaraS la the shore easae, Co ant ary Doekat No. tlfss. now panStn* In tha Clrault C.urt of anV for Pamlnola County. F ! t r : i * IN WITHER* W lfE R E O r. I hiya harasnto aat my hanS an 1 ofiieUI aaal thle ltth i t r of Ausuet. l t t l (BEAL) Arthur H Baokwlth. Jr Clark af tho C lr - ilt Court In ar t for Samlnolo Cour.ty. FlerlSa By Martha T. Vlhlan Lep’ity Clark Joaaph M. Muraaso 1*0 n . i tts >arn Park. FlorlSa 1'rUI.h: a,< li. 1 1 ( 1 Economic Education Ca'led A'Must'Today The tremendous changes In dends and from the buiiness. Dr. Kaitner, a graduate of units come consumer goods Seminole High School, Florand services which are ex-lid s State University and the changed for saiea receipts |University of Florida, was introduced by hit father, Har­ and money. old Kaitner Sr. “ We feel that we can begin in the first grade to teach students the rudiments of economics,” Kastner said, “ going on up through the 12th grade with the study of de­ mand and supply in social studies, industrial arts, com­ mercial law and consumer economics courses. "W e want our students to develop s critical and analy­ tic contept of human and na­ tural resources, communica­ tion and transportation, land, labor and capital and the in­ ter-relationship of these eco­ nomic facts.'' he said. the American economy ar.d in world economy which have taken place in recent years makes economic education of p n m im portant, Kjwaniam were told Wedneiday. Dr. Harold Kaitner J r , executive director of the Flor­ ida Council for Economic Education, told the club that It is a major challenge to teach today’ s students to un­ derstand the complexities of our economy. Using ehartv, Dr. Kaitner pictured the economic struc­ ture is being divided Into two basic parts. Individual and Business Units From the Individual comes productive service which Is exchanged for wages, salaries and divi­ Dress For Less And Wear The FA S H IO N A B LE DON! BUS! Don't buy tn j portable typewriter until you have tried aa tUttrie portable. That's right... an electric portable. It’s a SmithCor oca — world’s rnsT electric portable. It dcei th.ngi no other portable can. It gives you the touen of an expert. Every letter is t;ped with the same even Hack.-.css. There's no pounding, electricity does the work. You can make un clear cartons. Ar.d thert are J repeal actions. Touch the key oocc. and you have rows of dashes, underlines, dots, ipi:es and the Utter "X". 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SHOP FOR B AC K-TO -SC H O O L SET! have Seat Belt Sale Of roar** w* have a complete DROP THE We rums DON'T cut,-*; FOR school | YARD PtllaUft. si Sem inole cm - e v e r n r s v d row « r « i v . a s r j K AjWO'TATION, poratlon, (UPI)—Tracy T**e****-t T * All C r t S I m aa* P m u i Sfaslaw C la im , , r D*maa4* ia a ls a t Sal* Ealatai T»u s e t ta ck o f r * * ar* I k s r s ty s o t l f l d u l r « a s l r , S I to p r i i t s t a a y elala s aa* <•- j msa-ls whleh you. or «l:fc*r | o f rsa. m a r h * » t s s s la s t tr* ♦ of RHODA V G RAT. 4s:*ass4. la : * o f sail Csuatr. to tk* C s u a t r J - ! « « e f S« t. - | laol* Coontr . riorl-la. »? b!» I ofllc* la tk# coart r.ou«« of •sit C - u a t r Ssrford. n o r 14a. wltfela six caUadar m on ­ th! from th« tlcta o f th* f!r»t pobllcmtloa o f this s o t!e« Each claim or dam anl •hall b« In writla* a a l ihatl atata tk* placa of rtaldanc* i t ] po,t o f f : . , addrtss o t tha claimant, an 1 lhall b* aororn to b r th* claimant, hi* asaat. or Itt orn ar. and any t n h claim ar dan-.aad not ao {'.lad absll t< vo.d. A K l a i n Satnbniaar Aa axacutor of th . Last Will and Ttitainant c ! RHODA D. G R A T . d«caaacd Publlah: Aug. » . lJ. IS. *♦ »'- Stabard, who was the victim o f Roger Maris' historic 61st home run while pitching for the Boston Red Sox on Oct. 1, 1361, didn't make his next major league start until June 2, 1SH3. By that time he was a member of the New York Meta. t. list «v t u b r iB c r r r m t s T o r v iv t h ; :4a. Ia r r s k a t t . I* r*i E a la l* mi I P.HODA D. GRAT. Gospel Sing V/. Blcakwelder Dies Monday vvr. Florida Girl Chosen The American Beauty Faaeral ten ise* ior David Rea eh. 25, of Noah Orlaalo. brows haired LONG BEACH. CaLf. (U PI) beauty.** tee *iw d.cd Tuesday ia the Or­ f lor.d.is said. ‘ They ail look I —A 23-yexrg U bcs.ty from lando Air Force Bare Hospi­ t a l will be b e d at 2 p m . Miami slid today she didn't j more beautiful to me.** F r .lij at the P.-ar.e ^ake thin* tee bad much of a 1 Mils Brjan, whose 112 Baptist Chorea with Her. J cuaate in Coe International peunas are distributed on a a tPageant. i,.„ M I5-toot-5. 51-22-55 frame, moved | Leonard fon ts cf&c.atisg. Beauty to Florida trom the mid west Burial will be in G<ea H u e s Joyce B o an was named „ . .___ Memor.sl Pars with Sanford Rei iv U >f i r * * * ° ^ fc4‘ * * * * Naval Air 5:stioe ia charge ^ * eda' * ‘ become so expert skm diier of anbury services at the d*> m *hl aad "» « • « ■ * • the jnd uW tz e hopes to ester gravesife. Lotted States today sod Fri- diplomatic service as a secBosch, ret-rei from th e;d ay agamst beauties from 45 rtfary neat year. Runners cp m the Ameri­ Navy under medical <Ls- other countr.es for the Intercan Beauty contest cbsr,< wji b o n in Texas. nations! crown. _ . _ . .were „ _ Bar„ . He came to Nona Orlando "I don't tdrnk I can comF , “ *' £ four years ago where be pete agamst tneir foreign Fex' : He‘Tn Fn* * ‘ *r’ . U ' made hit borne at !3Q N. De­ _____________________________ Roanoke. \a.: Lon Lechner. 5C 22. Pasadena, Calif., and Levon Ave FREE AGENTS snse Wolfer. lJ, Pekin. IIL Survivors are hia wife. NEW YORK (N EA) — Na­ Carol Pennington Roach, dau­ tional Football League clubs ghter. Is a and sons. Edward 'nave signed 147 recruits as and Thomas, all of North Or­ free agents lando; his father. Olen Roach o f Houston, Tex. and brothITT WIlham.--- S trald— **4 Earl, all of Houston a n d ' I* IV , Cwart •» Ik* l M « y Jack m Japan. | ->■*■», S« m Im 1« C *«*ty, r i « * . Members of Use DsBary ®** plicate Bridge Club voted at this week's Tuesday afternoon nesting to p e r m a n e n t l y thangs their meeting place to the ItecTsatfcm Hall of the DeBary Fire Station. Newcomer* to the area are advised to turn east at the warning signal on Hay. 17-92 at Colonba Rd. where the Recreation Hall la the first building on the north. Winners o f t h l e w e e k * * games, with tight tables di­ rected by Howard Middleton, SE W A N D SAVE Fine Quality Yd. 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SEW A N D S A V E »m mi+S* my �_____ Camp Challenge Holding Open House Sunday Death Ends Colorful Career Of 'Silver Dollar Jake' Schreiber MIAMI (U P I)—'“Silver Dot- down and out he approached n |gambler handed him three sll-1 Ians In hia hlg convertible with i qurnt rod# In parades. Hs la bright colored Macaw riding |often took troupes to enter* lur Jake” Schfeilier, who earn* gambler outside a casino to ver dollars. his nickname by* passing out bum some money and the | A familiar sight to Miam* I beside him, Schrei!>«r frt-1 tain veterans in hospitals. silver dollars to servicemen, Mood donors and war bond buyers during World War II, died Wednesday at 72. Schreiber started as u news­ boy and became a wealthy theater owner in Detroit be­ fore moving to Miami in 1938. J ^ C o f e n Mon. thru Thurs., 9*6 p. m., He said he got ” a sensation o f security" from silver dol­ Fri., 9-9 p. m., S a t, 9-5 p. m. lars because once when he was Camp Challenge, the Easter Seal Camp for Crippled Chil­ dren of Florida, is holding Open House Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m.. Paul Murray. Camp Director, announced today. The children of the camp till present an Aquacade for the benefit of visitors in their specially equipped pool. There also will be a carnival en the grounds, with booths, games and ‘ fun for all." A REFRESHMENT PERIOD has l>ccn milled to the agenda for meetings The camp is located one mile east of the junction of of the North Orlando Civic Assn. Seen at last week’s meeting enjoying u PANAMA CITY, Fla. ( UPI) Sit 435 anil Sit 48 (west First social chat (while the men gathered in the background for a bull session) —A 57-ycar-old housewife fa­ Street). A sign on the south were, front left, Mrs. Martin Johnson, Mrs. Wayne Evers, Mrs. Ewright* tally shot her husband with side of the highway indicates son ilarvilie and Mrs. Donald Nall. (Herald Photo) a 22 cal. rifle Tuesday night, the road that leads into the police reported today. camp. Authorities identified the The general public and all victim as R. C. Rutts, 60. Interested persons arc invited They said Butt** wife, Vic­ to attend the open house ar.d toria. had been released with­ lly I'nitcd Pre»* International! official 28 degrees and Phil-J falls. During six hour periods, inspect this unique camp, out bond pending completion Chilly weather lingered in lips :!4. A 44-degree reading j y j | nche* f,.|| nt Panama which was planned and con­ of the investigation. structed especially (or the paits o f the nation today af t- j ot Madison, Wis., tied the City, Fla.; 1.27 Inches at Officers said .Mrs. Butts er setting records and offer-1 low temperature record for Heeds o f crippled children. Boulton, Maine; 1.25 inches told them her husband threat­ log harbinger cf autumn. Aug. It. Thu temperature was in the New lows ulso included ut Limestone Air Force Base, ened her "with a shotgun and 40s in Pennsylvania and New York City, 55; Indian­ Maine; and L2t> inches at she fired at him with the Two Charged rifle. apolis, lnd„ 4!l; Wichita, Alma, (in. Michigan early today and in JACKSONVILLE (U P I) — Kan., 58; Dubuque, Iowa, 60; tile 60s in such widely sentJohnny Eugene Curry andj William Powell were arrested teied places as Boston, Mass., Peoria, III., 51; Pitt.-hurgh, SHOP FOR Nashville, Tcnn., 60; hy state conservation agents St. Louis, Mo., and Seattle,! II; B A C K TO SCHOOL |Cairo, 111., 81; and Chicago, Wednesday in Pumpkin Hill Wash. Thu Weather Bureau said. 55. Creek and c h a r g e d w i t h FASHIONS AND FOOT WEAR cool to mild temperatures! At the other extreme, the shrimping in closed waters. AT would persist in the East, i temperature hit 02 at l.us j for the highest America lost a soldier hut with a return to seasonably Angeles gained a world-famed writer warm weather front the Ap­ reading c f the year. The mer­ cury finally leveled o ff at when a bottle of bourbon was palachians to the Rockies. 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NEW YORK (S E A ) — There isn't ar.y question but that this is a year when the New York Yankees should be beaten. Yet here are the Bomber* practically coasting to another American Leaguo pennant while enjoying the luxury of Mantle aa decoration. It is farther tribute to the Bronx party as a team that they can win with consider­ able to spare without the services o f Mantle, baseball’s current Frank Merrhrell, who has been sidelined for more than one-third of the season and ia still bting used for dis­ play purposes only. Roger Maris, tba Mick’ s record-wrecking home run partner o f 1941. was out for a protracted period. Injuries kept Tommy Tresh, the other starting outfielder, in the dugout for two different stretch- manager, Ralph Honk, paaond Rim uo for the Im siirm le e - who a h g g s f • tk ie s -n a gue All-Star team lost month. t r in tho Mvoath. Rookie Dave Moveheed won his aeventh in “ Fas gonna try to boot their the nightcap although chased fat tho ninth whon tho Tonka scored ail their rana. Ralph Tarry (13-1X) and Jim Ronton 11 M ) w a n the losers. Waawhera in the AL, the In­ dians Wanked the White 8 a , 1 4 , in 11 Innings, the Twine tripped the Orioles, 2-1, ia 11 he help the Red Ros sweep a Innings, tho Tigers defeat­ day-night deoblshendcr from ed the Athletics, k-S, and the tho Yankees, 14-7 and W . Angels downed the Senators, Tho Mg ootapoken Bootee g r o t I m m so hit Hook w hen It ksrt the meet. With the Teaks leading U in the epaasr, Stuart singled o f f the left field wwB with the Li’l Buggers Top Winners Ri the last day o f play ia Halter Motors Navy Wives League tho LIT Buggers cease set on top with SI wins legal Notice Blanda Shows How A Real Pro Operates Legal Notice M<>UKL O LC -lI-d SE R I­ AL V lt lt t o WCDTIXOIIOU’BE E L B COn* O.E. 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Dated thlo 14th Say a f A ugmoat flltd horoln hy tha' plalattff, tala acant ar attar- u a t A D. l»St. (SEAL) *ay.» Arthur II. Boekwlth. Jr. 3I.UIO.NET. KADLOW, CHAMClark a f Circuit Court HERS * ADAMS Mack N. Ctavolaad Jr. aad Darnett Bank Baltdthg Carroll Burk* l*a Laura Btraat A ttoraoya far F talatlff Pott O fflc* Bos 4*11 F.tA Drawar Z, Baaford, Flay. Jackionvllla, Florida I t i t l Futallahl S a g . i l . II. II. Aapt. Ida. Pubttohi S u e- II. 1*41 I. 1*41 CDL-4T CDL-4S MICKEY MANTLE “His very presence” Sf. Pele Beals Sarasota 9-8 Byr United Press International Sarasota dropped n close one to St. Petersburg 9-8 but remained in front in the Flor­ ida State League by n solid five and one-half games with just 12 more contests remain­ ing in the season. In other games, Lakeland swept a doubleheader from Tampa, 7-4 and 1 4 . Daytona Beach beat Orlando 8-3. and Fort Lauderdale edged Miami 4-3. It took Lakeland extra In­ nings in both games to rack up its two wins over Tampa. In the first game, Jerry Qualls singled in the winning run in the bottom of the 11th inning. Tom Anderson pro­ vided the winning run in the second game with a 10th in­ ning single. Daytona Beach rallied for four runt In the bottom of the seventh and three more in the eighth to overcome a feur-run Orlando lead. Y'ankee third baseman John Millec reached out and slam­ med a game-winning single when Marlin pitcher Sammy Martinet tried to give him an intentional walk in the bottom of the 10th. Tonight Lakeland Is at Sarasota, Miami at Dayton* Beach, Fort Lauderdale at Or* lando, and Tampa at SL Pet­ ersburg. THE STANDINGS: W L Pet. GB Saraaota 33 17 .666 Orlando 28 23 .349 5*4 FL L’dale 29 23 .549 5*u Miami 27 21 .329 6 ‘ , SL P*t« 24 24 2>20 7 Lk'lnd 21 28 .429 11H Tampa 19 30 .388 13*1 D'tona Beach 19 32 J*3 14'? TO THE ROYAL M A IT L A N D , to tea* PLAZA FLO R ID A -TRADITIONAL STYLING TOR YOUNG M: F IN A L CLEARANCE NATIONALLY ADVERTISED SPORT COATS Buys’ S im 12 To Meo’o Siso 44 Leo* SUITS Nis i Sire 22 To 44 Extra Loo* W ALK SHORTS BoyaT Bite 1* To Mrs'a Mao 44 Final Clearance Prices Ob A bort 25 To 41 Percent Below Original Price*. See Oar Newly Arrived Stock o f Nationally Advertised Brands For Hack To School From Size 12 op, Including Phi Hates and Hates Classic’s Shoes Also Kede by U. S. Rubber Co. Lay • Away Plan For Your Shopping Convenience. Draff Races Numbers INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. (UPI) —A total of 1,000 ca n bsve Baltimore, Md., wa» site of been entered for the ninth an­ (he first outdoor gaslight in­ nual national championship drag race* Aug. 2*Sept. 2. stallation. SEATTLE. Wash. (U PI) — Chuck Allen, a middle line­ backer fur the San Diego Chargers of the American Football League, hears num­ bers called during the off­ season, too. Alien works in a Seattle, Wash., bank between pro football semesters. SC H O O L SPEC IA LS CO LU M BIA BIK ES — ALL SIZES AND MODELS ON SALE NOW SCHOOL OPEN RED. AFTERNOON AND FRL KITES DOWNTOWN BANFORD effort 9 FASHIONS AND FOOT WEAR AT JO IV W U bo $ta $ h o p SHOP FOR BACK Mike over the bell farther, as jo e might la tbo eaao o f putting. If you leaa forward, jou f balance will bo yooe. Leaninc forward and loaing balance la one of the more common reatons b e h i n d thanking, tbo No. 1 horror of most golfer*. Never forget that basically you have only one swing for all the clubs. No matter ho* long or how short the back, swing or dub, it still if swung in the same fundamen­ tal manner. Don't ever attempt to alter your swing. That abould come about automatically, not deliber­ ately. This is only because of the shorter swing, so g u a r d against increasing the tempo of the swing pattern. Swing with jour regular rhythm and timing. Hit down and through the ball with the 9 iron, letting the loft of the club do the work. The left band guides the swing down and into the ball. After it has been sent in flight, the divot is taken on the follow through. In the completion of the fol­ low through, the body is turn­ ed toward the objective. The head and eyes are following the flight of the ball. The Radio stations ia tho V. ?. bands are held high, the arms are designated by the initial bent. The left foot rests firm ­ ly on the ground. The heel of call letters of K and W. the right foot has come up. Scooping can only hurt the M. G. HODGES shot The club face is designed PLU M BIN G with a loft that automatically • WELLS DRILLED knocks the ball upward. Scooping shortens the length • PUMPS SERVICED AND INSTALLED of the shot. You will never • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS be able to atop the ball on the • FREE ESTIMATES green with this type of abot. You seem to be over the CALL FA 24037 ball more at address than jou were with a longer club. PAOLA ROAD The length of the shaft die- PROOF THAT BASS abound in the St. Johns River ia pictured here with Mr. and Mra. Kaye Truluck Sr., o f 1119 Magnolia Avenue. With ahiners that Mr*. Truluck caught herself, the couple took these three bass ranging in at from seven to 12 pounds from the St. Johns at Lemon Bluff. (Herald Photo) Ralph Terry, the Vk orld Se­ ries pitching star of last fall, has been o ff more than some­ what. BUI Stafford, another la aaesad spot Is Karas In­ starting pitcher, fared so poor­ surance with 44 wins and 21 ly that he had to go on relief. Iamts. Third went to Moaa’s There isn’t a Yankee among n e r m s t s saws Florist with 42 wins and 24 wanes is h*reay s u m the American League leaders testes. Fourth is Cut ’s’ Curl th at we are •acmes* la beet—not in hatting, home runs, Baae at H w r.«JS-0»le4». F la . with 22 sad M. Fifth is doubles, triples, runs batted Samlaate Caenty. Ftorid*. aaCook's Conter with *Pa sod Per Ida fletltloaa naiaa of in or stolen bases. The an­ F A E T.V. aaS that » s to- STH. Next is Msc’s « with swer to it is. of course, that lea d to regu la r ta!4 aame m i sad 34*. Gillespie Ce­ w ith tha Clerk e f tho Clrcalt there are no stiffs among the C oart. Semlnela C oaatr. Fie- ramics is aext with 2M4 and well-balanced Yankees. t i l s , la accordance with the last to Chada's Grocery with pravlsleae e f tho rtctltloao Yet, as Eddie Lopat, the Warn# Statatoe. to-w lt: Sec­ 1*42. forthright Kansas City mantion lists riot 14a Statatoe High series and high game hooors west to Elaine Koiti- By I'aited Press Iateraatkiaal Tittle o f tha Near York Gianta ager remarked, Undar the was sidelined with an upset circumstances, the rest of the vs) with a 217 game and 333 The Houston Oilers' Ameri­ stomach Wednesday but ia ex­ league must be pretty bad.” scries. Alice Sexton also had can Football League rivals are pected to resume training to­ Any other outfit would have a 300-plus game with her on notice today that quarterday. . . . Coach Wteb Ewbank kept Mantle, at extraordinary n r v a s c n t r r r r r o t s v is s v o n s s n i m s i t e c s - first, a 2C* and a alee 300 bssck George Blanda is ready announced that e n d G e n a as b« la, on the disabled list tt p u sm t. series. Other high games for another starring camHeater, split end Gien Knight, to make room for another I S CHAVCKBV SO. I M S t'XIO N DIMS SAVINOA BANK, were rolled by Dot Johnson. pair*. tackla Sherman Plunkett and player who could hit or throw Ut. Virginia Chadwick. 173. • corporation. A veteran of 13 pro seasons, guard Dan Ficca will atart In the ball past kitten but r u «u rc. Jessie Brooks, 170, Shirley Blanda can afford to take the New York Jets* offensive Ralph Houk returned The M. JAMES A. LTNCR * " « MAX- Martin. 1 « . Betty Allen, 104, thlnga easy in pre-season ex-! line Friday night againat the Switcher to the active Uat CT J. LTNCH. Ms wile. aa4 and Bernice Chads, 141. hibitlon games. But he cam* Buffalo Bills. TR A D E -IN HOMES OF CRNas quickly as he could walk TH AI- FLOP IDA. 1X 0. o ff the bench Wednesday without crutchei. D*f*r. laala night to (how the young ftllaa “ It will enable Mick to take how an old pro does it with a betting practice ar.d be ready iv n i l e n u t r r r o t ir r VIVTW JTDUSAL CIBfVIT three • touchdown spree that when the break heals,'* ex­ o r FLORIDA (V AVD FOB lifted the Oilers to a 21-20 vic­ plained the pilot. Betides sstwivoLB r s e n r . tory over the Boston Patriots. fieavrsnsT no. isms there ia a morale factor here. Blanda relieved quarterback FEDER AL NATIONAL MORTMickey’s very presence meant OAOE ASSOCIATION, a Cor- Jackie le e with the Patriots peratiea, a lot to thli club.” Fla tottff, leading, 20-0, in the third pe­ St. Louis So it wat that Mantle 64 S3 .333 4 -variod end three three touch­ Cincinnati 63 37 .333 4W twang hit big bat in compe­ nt l l W. R f ROT and ANITA down paaaee and kicked three R ItritST , Ma w ife. tition for the firs! lime in Chicago 61 36 .321 8 extra points to account for G2 garnet and two month*, in Philadelphia 63 38 .321 8 o r FOBBCLOIt BB •eaelll* t Florid*, aat talar v o n t t all the Oilers* scoring. BALM than Scptomher 14th. 1»»». It Milwaukee 61 39 JOB 9‘ v the teventh inning of the NOTICE IS HERERT OrVBlanda pasted 19 yards t o ' •aa toll *o to 4*. a t»«cr** Pittsburgh 60 38 .304 94a game rioting the Yankret' Fre C anftH * will he entered EN purauint to a Final De­ Charlie Hennlgan and 1?' home itand. The Yankees lost llouitnn 43 78 .372 24 SC*to*t yea fer the relief da- cree e f Fereetoeure 4tte4 the maad-d la the Complaint. Thlt 34th 4 er o f J u lT. A. D 13S1. yards to Hilly Cannon for New York the first game of a double39 79 .331 30Vj • n4 entered In Chancery Caee ta il I* ta foreelo** a m ortthird-period touchdowns and header to Baltimore, so re­ Wrdnctdaj's Revolts g*C*. Tha r**l property pro- No. l i s t ! o f tho Circuit Court o f tho Ninth Judicial Circuit then capped the performance New York 4 Pittsburgh 2 S**d*d eealaat to: quired this one for an even Lot S« a f Block "14". In ta d for S-tnlnolo Connty, with a seven-yard scoring toss Philadelphia 7 Chicago 2. 1st. break. EritTBROOK BUBDIVI . Florida, wherein Fodersl Na­ AaaoctoUnn. to Hennlgan in the fourth pe­ etON. UNIT NO SIX. ac­ tional M orteaeo The Bomber* and Oriolet twilight co rd .p f to th* Plal there- a corporation organised under riod. Philadelphia 9 Chicago 3, 2nd. had given an excellent imita­ o f aa recorded In Flat aa Act e f Oongraaa and d i a l ­ The Oakland Raiders indi­ Hook U. paa-a I I and ing pursuant to tha Fadarat tion of the firemen playing night t l, Publle llacorda o f National Mortgage Aaooelatlon cate that they may move fullBcmlno'.a County. Florida. Charter Act. having Ita prin­ beck Charlie Ricve* to line­ Milwaukee 3 Los Angeles 3, the policemen at a fat men’t picnic up until this point. The Together w ith alt ktrac- cipal afflea la tha Ctty o f night Dlatrtet ef C o ­ backer. . . . Fullback Curtis fart* and Improvement* aow Waahlagtaa. SL Louis 3 Houston 2. night Yankt trailed. 10-9. a a t h tr*aft«r on aald land, lumbia. to tb* Main tiff, and McClinton o f tha Kansas City Mantle, broken bone in his San Francisco 7 Cincinnati 4. and flxtarca attached there- Blit W H u n t and Anita R. to : alto all (a *, attain. elec- Ifurat. kta wtfa. th* Defend- Chiefs pronounced in “ great foot, loose cartilage in his 10 innings, night ant*, I wilt toll to tho hlahett shape" after his conditioning trie, arat-r, aad olhar haatknee, taped from shoulders to AMERICAN LEAGUE lag. cooklag, rafrlearatlng. and boat blddtr fur caah at wa* slowed by an injured ilah tlac. plumbln*. ventl!*- th* Front Door a f th* gomlntoes and hardly able to walk, W L Pet GB tiny, irrleatlns. and power ola County Court hone* In th* knee. . . . The Denver llrnnco* straightened out his teamNew York 74 42 .638 City o f Sanford. County e f eyatama. ma-hlnaa. appliance*, obtained offensive end Tom fla ta rtand appurttnancat. gamlnol*. State o f Florida, at Chicago 67 31 .368 8 ma.et in a huny. Batting which aow art or may h ereof- l l : t S A M on th* t lrd day af Kychlrc from the Buffalo Hills Minnesota 64 32 .538 9 tor p-r-.aia to, a ue*d Aaguot. 1141. th* following in exchange for a future draft proporty a* m i Baltimore 66 33 .343 10*4 with. Ip or aa aald premia**, described choice. • it * though they may ha Boston 57 60 .487 17V4 Tackle Leo Nomellini and g c ’ arhod or detachable Cleveland 38 62 .483 18 Togothor with tho follow tag end Monty Stickles will be ttrma o f proporty which oro Los Angeles 36 66 .439 21 sidelined with minor injuries V o -a e l !n and p-rmanontty 33 63 .437 21 fattened aa a part o f th* when San Francisco plays St. , Kan* > City tmprovamanto on oatd land: Detroit 52 64 .448 22 Louis In Salt I.ahe City Friday WEWTINOROCPB E L Y .r Washington 42 76 336 33 TIIIC BUILT-IN OVEN night. . . . Passing star Y. A. la tel the t l o m t i i o f the body in relation to tbo bill. 510 East Finrt, Sanford SERVICE STOKE 555 W. FIRST ST, FA 2-2821 ZIPPERED 3-RING BINDER ! |00 1 n,1*uc I h Valtoalar. npto-law WoaM Map tmrt with ptnuna g of far-away pL-ta. Uwful in hiMoay aad pography. * far achaol chiMna *4 all agm. Kara* aapn riraaa haadyl Standard halt*. | �9 h9 B ■ 30 i ■ D if DaysTo Better Grades ■ Ten Questions To Answer Now By T1m Reading Laboratory Written For Newspaper Eatarpriaa Aaaoclation Do you know how to be a good student? Here’ s a little test that will tell you whether you’re learned how to go to school. Just answer the ques­ tions with a ’’ Yes" or “ No." 1. Du you know how to sum­ marize a textbook before a course even starts? 2. Do you always study your teacher at well as his course? 3. Do you know how to an­ swer essay questions when you dun't know the right an­ swer ? 4. Do you know how* to take t multiple-choice test, so that the structure o f the test works for you? b. Do you know how the structure af history differs from that o f physics and how to adapt your studying to each? 9. Hare you ever tried to figure out the best way for you to memorise? 7. Do you know how to take notes at a lecture—or do you write down everything that you can? 8. Do you know how to cram scientifically? !). Can you get the main idea out of • textbook chap­ ter in just • couple o f min­ utes? 10. Did you read the lust couple paragraphs of this arl tide before you Started to There might be some short­ cuts you haven't found. But before you start discus­ sing specific study technlqes, you should develop some basic attitudes and points of view that are indispensable to ef­ fective studying. The first point o f view you have to develop works this way: stop and think about your couiscs— all your courses. What are they getting at? What are you teaming in read it all the way through? school? Think about It for a With all the years you've ( minute. Are you learning to spent as a student, you should ; reason l>etter? Are you be­ huvo developed scientific u p -' coming more r e c e p t i v e to pi ouches to studying, liut if |ideus? The courses you’re tak­ you couldn't answer "Y es” to ing this year— will they help all the above questions, you yuu think more clearly? (For haven't learned your trade. instance, algebra and Latin.) This is the first of 30 arti­ Will they help you express cles that will help you learn yourself better? (Any foreign that trade so you cope with language will help you under­ your school load more effec­ stand y ou r,ow n .) Will they tively. Even If you feel you help you understand the forces know all the tricks already, that aie shaping your world? read these columns anyway. I For instance, physics, sociol­ ogy, and history.) The point is, do you just endure your courses, or do you really try to get some­ thing out o f them? If you start with the altitude that school is unpleasant, you'll be right— it will be. But if you muke an effort to see what your courses can do for you, then school cun bo a reul pleasure. The next step is to start to develop an approach to each one uf your courses in partic­ ular. •nrfgtl Vrralft 'Aug. IS , 1963 — P&ge B 35 Teachers Added To Faculty Mary Carter Paints Behind the teacher’s desks in Seminole County's 22 schools there will be 33 new faces September 3 as school Instructional personnel Is ex­ panded to meet the rising population. One new principal has been added. Jatnes E. Murray will assume the post o f principal of Lake Monroe School with Momia Ruby taking over the new English Estates School and Carlton Henley heading up the Lyman administration. Most o f the principals have continued their work all sum­ mer and all teachers will re­ turn to school Monday to be­ gin their two-week prc-achool preparation. On Tuesday, the Florida Education Association will hold a closed circuit televi­ sion meeting with all teach­ ers watching in their respec­ tive schools. • On Wednesday there will be a tour o f the county and or­ ientation day for new teach­ er*. The ETV telecasts will con­ tinue through the twv • week period with special pre-school telecasts in U.S. history, state conference o f the FEA. fourth grade science, sixth Closing date for the school grade science, fourth grade year will be June 4. Spanish and fifth grade Span­ Two special teachers have ish. been added to the county School will begm for the staff to give assistance and 14.300 students on Sept. 3, aid to exceptional children. the day after Labor Day, This brings to five the num­ with the first Teacher-Par­ ber of instructors in the coun­ ent Conference Day act for ty now working in this field. Oct. 23. Thanksgiving holidays will begin Nov. 28th for four days and school wilt close for Christmas on Dec. 20, open­ ing again on Jan. 8. A second conference day has been set for March 13. with spring vacation from March 37-30 and another hol­ iday for the pupils April 2324, aa teachers attend the ATHLETE’S FOOT HOW TO TREAT IT— Apply instant-drying T -l-L . You feel it take hold to check itching, burning, in minute*. Then in 3 to 3 dnyt, watch In­ fected skin slough off. Watch healthy skin replace it. If not pleased IN ONE HOtlK. your 4Ss hack at any drug store. NOW A t All Drug Store*. tl AIKYD PUT % = s HOUSE PAINT *6" 1 $5» m oa*. GAL REE IWT on all Mam) Ca/ttft Brand Paint Buy onel g st one M u o M sa n r It UMif F A 2-3649 209 W . First St. HEy!^ AQmONERS 7 > E - ...... - < • —be sure you re set lor pictures! FIR S T C O M E l F IR S T S E R V E D ! I S H A T T E R E D Wieboldt'i P R IC E S CAMERA HIIOI* (NEXT: Why history need­ n’t be (wring.1 210 S. PARK AVE. B A C K TO SCHOOL SP E CIA LS! SUSI'ENHEK - WRAP A N D “ A" — I P Light Weight Dark Colions • For End Of Summer And Early Fall ONLY 18 MORE DAYS? School time in setting clone uml these youttR ladies have only u little over two more weeks of summer fun. In thu center js Miss Judy Ogden, a visitor in Sunford. n former Seminole High School cheerleader. Miss Myra Meeks (left) and Miss Ceni Wheatland (right) will be seniors at Seminole High this year. (Herald Photo) FROM SHOI* BACK TO ONLY These three readings Walsh says, may actually take les>, time than one slow reading and they will cut down o n ' time spent later in review s.! PARK HAND ICE CREAM YARD CAR SEAT FREEZER $739 $119 S1J99 roots 19' DRIVE 1 Terrific Discounts During Clearance Sale! LADIES* PICNIC BASKET SPINKLER Ig.'JH dioW TU s Fashions 2526 ELECTRIC SPRINKLER Clean (J|t Tim e! Many Prices Below Cost! ^ HOSE LOUNGE SLIPPERS •Ol'F.N WED. AFTERNOONS A Fill HAT NITER” Just In Time For — SCHOOL C L E A R A N C E B A R G A IN S 1D O N T M IS CANVAS f ir s t LOVI COST Q uoPdif WATCH C aravelle A PRODUCT OF BULOVA P L A ST IC L A D IE S ’ SU M M E R STRAW TOYS HATS 49' SKI BELTS $|19 PRECISION JEWELED MOVEMENTS RAFT $ |8 9 ★ UNBREAKABLE MAINSPRING $399 79c Stools Now 19c M A N Y OTHER C H A ISE LOUN GES SUM M ER SIM ILAR LY ITEM S RED U CED CH AIR S & ' REDUCED TO C LE A R ★ SHOCK-RESISTANT SW IM SE A T COM E IN AND ★ STYROFOAM LOUNGE ROCKERS CH ECK YOU OUR M AY SOMETHING PRICES FIND YOU WANT ir OVER 90 QUALITY INSPECTIONS FOR ★ ELECTRONICALLY TIME0 ★ LUXURIOUSLY FINISHED CASE G LE N N M cCALL it RUGGED DEPENDABILITY SCHOOL E R N E ST FASHIONS AND FOOT WEAR AT M ILLS Kader Jewelers OPEN WED. AFTERNOON AND FRI. NITKS DOWNTOWN SANFORD R A F F IA igav UNUSUAL VALUE! 2 Piece Dark Cottons With Lined Skirts — 30 Million Enrolled In Adult Education Courses has Uxucd a new study guide for correspondence studentj. Written by Dr. John Walsh, head of research, the chap­ ter on “ How to Study” con tains valuable suggestions for studenta of all ages. First, the place you study — it Is important to have a definite spot all your own whether it ia a regular study, in an attic, a basement or aboard a (hip. Studying in the same place, Walsh says, encourages concentration. Al­ so, he advises sitting in a straight chair, since a sofa or easy chair ia too relaxing, for the average person after • busy day. Start out by keeping a chart to organize y ou ' study time each week, with hours planned in advance. Yuu will gain more by studying at least an hour or two each night than by skipping a study period and trying to study twice as hard the next time to make up work. If your family and friends know your study schedule, they can avoid arranging conflicting social activitieis. Walsh also Includes tips on "study reading” when you are reading to retain infor­ mation rather than sheer en­ joyment. It involves three steps. First, scanning die as­ signment to get an overall idea of the main points Then start reading as rapidly as you can and still understand each word, reference or ques­ tion each word, reference or llustration. putting a ques­ tion mark in the margin should difficulty arise. A«k yourselt questions on the ma­ terial as you go. Take notes on key points. Finally, re­ view the text at a normal pace, being sure you grasp any parts not clear to you initially. OSCILLATING Sweaters Skirts $5.95 up School bells are summonins 40 million young.ders back to classes — and re­ minding 30 million adults that summer is over and It is time for tliem to hit the books harder than ever. That's how many Americans over 21 are enrolled in adult education courses, attend achool full time, or study at home, according to a recent national survey. The most common reason for this "knowledge rush” among adults is as close as your pocketbook. Spare-time atudy has always been popu­ lar among the ambitious who seek swift promotion. But suddenly, voluntary voca­ tional training is becoming a must for hundreds of thous­ ands today and millions to­ morrow whose skills are be­ ing made obsolete by automa­ tion and other form* of technoiigical progress. The pay you take home from the Job— and the job-related course you atudy at borne — are be­ coming more closely related every day. Of the nearly 10 million en­ gaged in independent study, those generally ranked most serious about it. and often the most successful, are tbe three and a half million cor­ respondence itudents in tlie United States. They report to "school” after a full day ou the job, with 83 percent studying material to help up­ date or up-grade vocational akills. It is not easy to get back in the swing of good study habits if you've been out of school for five years. let a lone 23 as some people have. For this reason. Internation­ al Correjpondenco Schools, the nation's largest borne • atudy school, with a current enrollment of over 100,000, E V E R A IN •^/R EG ISTERED JEWELER, AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 112 So. Park Ave. Ph. FA 2-2363 FIRST & MAGNOLIA DRUG SANFOILD FA 2-2IS3 �f* New Sweaters # n f* r i frralft Page 6 — Aug. 15, J963 "The Finest In Pre-School Education” Holly Ave. Kindergarten AND OOTIIAM, rijAYKIIS AKB KUUitni KOI J. B. THOSE FLORIDA FOOTBALL Phillips (center) who will attend the University o f Florida this fall. PhilUps wua Btudent ImmIv president o f SIIS last year and received many awards. Also enrolled ut the U. o f F. are Hob Holt (left) Miss Susan Ynmny (Herald Photo) and David McGiUia, DCT Guides Students For Future Students who are at least It years old may enter. They must be able to graduate with their classes, and still main tain a satisfactory position for nine months. Training agencies are avail able in secretarial, median ic. banking, record shop, credit work, bookkeeping, women’ s apparel, men's shops, automobile shops and other business firms. The hoys and girls work after school and some times on week-ends. Pour hours are spent in school and four on the Job. netting three credits a year for DCT work. The program is in its sixth year at Seminole High School Seminole County ichools of. fer high school atudents the Diversified Cooperative Trainins program that It planned lo guide them intu future careers. The program gives the stu­ dent an opportunity to show aptitude for his work and gain fundamental knowledge of the Job while still attend­ ing class. The successful re­ sults In placing qualified stu­ dents In career fields is prais­ ed by employers. Crepe Myrtle In Bloom ALL SIZES Grapeville Nursery t a t Grapevlll* At*. PA 3-9M9 "Beoita Denier" FOR THE YOUNT. MAN Levis and Farah Jeans and Casuals There tv a touch of the Scot in all of us. You can get ad ditional service from throw rugv that have faded but not holey. Simply dye them SLIM * REGULAR AND HUSKY ASSORTED COLORS Legal Notice I n III* I ssNfl s*f til# | SVNMIP Jmlgf. I p m IrhIp FUr Isla, In V*r«fc«fr. In r* r V'wfnt* mt FLORENCE E. o n tEAEM C R Dtctiitd To III ( rfslllnrt m 4 lln tlNi ( lnlm« nr |)rma«4« I i n Im i %nlil t'« t«t# i You *11-1 #*• h *»f ymi *r# h#r#t»* n »tlfi #«1 ami r*«iulr#t! trt |»r#a*nt anjr rtalma an<1 -I* maml* which you. or rllhrr of may h*v* against tb# ratal# of FLORENCE E IniltEtfEMER, «!rct#•#«!, Ut# of *4t I County, in tho County Jutgr of yriuinol# County I •. at felt svffl.o In th# ” «M huuar of *alt County at SaofAr.l, Florbla, within »l* at#n4ar month* from th# tim# o f th# flrat public itLtn (of tM • n -tic#. Each claim or i t tml rhatl ts# It) nrltlng v I fthalt •tit* th* pUc* of I r t l M t l R in*l pggf o f f k # at Ur e o f th* claimant, in I» mAll hr aworn to by th* claim mt. Mt aa#ntc or attorney t ||| » i ‘t t ' \ m or U# r *t not #o fll#t shall be ta li \l IllUm n. Orl#*rmrr A* • iw-ut.r o f th« U t >\ ill an t Tratamrnt of ru m r-N C E K. G U Il> E MKH. it»cra«#.t »h July 2k A Aug I, 0 FOR THE YOUNG LADY . LATEST STYLES AND COLORS IN — DRESSES AND 2 Piece Sets j DEPT Froml 2 STORE WK GIVE TV STAMPS t It M il.K \CCOCNTS w b i .c o m t: 111. 1IU. TEEN A G E STUDENTS Need A Checking Account! r o c K ir r - m oney CAN RE MANAGED MORE WISELY WITH A CHECKING ACCOUNT! ••Patchy" . . two words sum up the | entire look of the new swea­ ters this fall. Orion, which has been for I several years the number | one best seller la the popufield, will be getch competion this i the natural fibers [ new brushed knits | a heavy bulky look are really light la weight | yet warm. In the oatural fibers, you’ll I t finding smooth wools, islry tweedy wools, ahetands and alpaeas, all la a | new muted heather tooea a c­ cented by synthetic and real I leather trima used la many [ different way*. It’s the IttaUter trima that add further interest to the new sweaters. You'll find I suede pipings and edgings, pocket flaps and collars, as | well as other real and syn­ thetic leathers. But Ut* really big news is the return of the elbow study patch" in every pos­ sible leather sod synthetic, | with suede leading the field. As for the styles, cardigans lead the field, with the but­ ton front still favorite but the Alpine sip-front akl type with a crew neck running | second. And don't overlook the style | Interest of raglan sleeves, [ becoming increasingly popu­ lar both for looks and com­ fort, How To Shop With 'Teen Son — T U IT IO N — KINDERGARTEN __________ 118.00 MONTH JR. KINDERS ........................... 15-00 MONTH TRANSPORTATION __________ 1-00 WEEK Althoegk th* Slate Dept, has now dUcontlnoed Ita policy of accrediting private kindergarten*. Holly Ave. i* the only on* In Sanford to ever participate In the accreditation program. COMPARE YOUR SCHOOLS ■ / ■ 2 They Are Ideal For — Students! , DRESSES BY GAY GIBSON - SPORTSWEAR BY DORIS DODSON, BOGART, AND OTHERS. SALE - Dresses 30% Off Gay Glhaon • spaghetti strap* - Party and After Five Junior drr**e*. ■lit* 3 to 13 One rack Fall and Summer drr**e*. all alar* including half sixes. 30% off Jersey Amell dre*»e* alrea 8 to 2 f and ] 2 'i to 22'|. Were 12.98 now 93.98 — I , DRESS AND Carole s A GEOMETRIC PATTERN is formed by school desks ns they ure piled outside u classroom at Lyninn High School. Rooms ure being prepared for the advent of students on Sept. Urd. (Herald Photo) sportsw ear LONGWOOU PLAZA HWY. 17-92 LONGWOOD Lyman Hi Expands - b r . s s r f » x 5 S f— ronr SHOP FOR BACK FA 2-33M P,dCK iO,' .‘ Windsor to the San Francisco WarTiors in exchange for for-1 DAKOTA RA'K mcr Viltanovs star Itubie North Dakota ranked first ViKite. WindKir played coileg- among states of the Un.cn la tale ball at Stanford and last production of rye during 19K2 season was with Kansas City and has the largest acreage of the new-defunctAmerican I of any state planted tor bar Basketball League. |v*st in 1983. Accounts - - - 2127 HOLLY AVE. (1 Block Behind Winn-Dixie 17-92) • •- ^ I *ics and chemistry classes. mrrt are demanding It, it's The second wing is design­ nght. ed ss a shop area and will The "L ook" may be hid­ house the equipment for the eous to the parent, but It it's ! inJutlrial cour* ln air. in style to the teenager conditioning, refrigeration amt it's Important . . . especial heating, which will be taught ly at this time when the by A. Sedlak. urge to conform Is at its This course, as well as the strongest electronics course and the So the way to avoid those small motors mechanics ami extra and expensive second , ^ ork c la m i ^ alterations is to choose s ' open to adults in the evenstore whose good taste is ' "7 7 m~~r ~ ” I ings. Principal Henley said, known, find . salesman who ^ in seem, to know hi. buslnew. >w! mechamand let him arbitrate in the 1 cal drawing inevitable dsputes. That way, Tbe third wing Is a music everybody wll be happy, suite, with the main room Many good stores have terraced with a high ceiling come to realise that today's w i and soundproof construction , teen age boys are among the * . . i . , ... , , tor band smt glee etub pracmost inquisitive amt adup-1 live customer*, constantly. . receptive to new ideas a n d l C l u b C lilllT I S K f l d civncepts. I SAN FRANCISCO (UPD— And their salesmen are j £ nd Dee Mackey will became trained to keep up with the property of the San Francisco boy* . . . to stock the mer- yorty Ninera today if the Bat chamtise that reflect* their timore CotU do not withdraw interests, their fails, their hia name Uie waiver fashions. |jl4l The West Coast National T r ilH p R iir h lu I Football League elub an JZm W S M R S. J A N E T IT S H A W ■ PAINTERS HURRY with the job o f finishing up the Lyman High School addition so that it will be ready for opening day. (Herald Photo) Going shopping for clothes with a teen age boy can be Lyman High School is un- tic*. In addition to the con­ shattering experience, a s , , , .. ., , .. . drrgoing considerable expan- cert room, there are four any mother or father who . ha* ever done It knows. A lwn *nt* f bange ** *•’* n*w soundproof practice rooms mythical "th ey " dictates school year gets underway, and one ensemble room as what is being worn and woe Carlton llcnlcy will take well as the music director's betide the parent who lfi- 0>er a i principal, replacing office. Bill Bonnet, bandmas­ nores the dictates o f this R,|pj, p ig y , who will assume ter also will instruct the Glee Club. monster. th« position of maintenance The school rooms which Being labeled "square* i* supervisor for the county have been used for the above the least of what can happen. |chooj „ cnu xprnitve extra alterations | ConjlrucUon „ gU but com . purposes will now be conver­ Expensive ted into classrooms, adding will be the worst. pleted on the three-wing ad­ But what is a parent to dition to the school plant, five to the present capacity. Several now business cour­ do, faced with a choice be­ which has been designed so tween what his own taste that it blends with the exist ses will be added to the Ly... . . , __, man curriculum this year, says is correct and what his , I 'r , , w B u .in c* U « . son wants? In most cases, the solution 1 J ra* P*rl °* ' he bu, J n> j Business math and Consum er economics will he taught to this dilemma is to rely In the first new wing Is upon the salesman's advice. a Science suite consisting ol by Bill Hager with Mrs. Lois Coleman instructing in per­ He does know whst "they" two large rooms with one are wearing this year. Whe equipped for biology and phy­ sonal typing. ther It's trousers tspered sics and the other for chem Ut. " * 7 13, ixtry. instructor Sal Munfre FOR BIG ° u °r b« m charge of the b:<v o rule on the hdps with • , ^ partmcnt amt Oscar SAVIN G S tow,lung look, if about M ^ wlU the phy- .Ask About Our Thrifti • Checking “ JU N IO R K IN D E R S ” TO SCHOOL SP EC IA LS! 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AFTERNOON .AND FRL NTTTS DOWNTOWN SANFORD ® SEARS CATALOG SALES STORE SA N F O R D , FL O R ID A PH O N E .................... F A 2-1771 * �---------------------------------------- -— — . • ®tjr franforh IfTiIB Aug. 15, 19C3 — Page 7 Training Means Higher Salaries Good Eatino Programs Vital To Youngsters Tba increasing demand for highly trained men and wom­ an means vastly higher sal­ aries for college graduates, according to the editors of The Encyclopedia America­ na. They quota a Harvard econ­ omist as saying that "college graduates can look forward to a lifetime income of J230,000 more than son-college graduates." 90 In the ruth of back-to-n-hoot day*, don’t let your young* atert lapse* into the had eating habits thnt came almost hn!f the nation's teenagers to suf­ fer from malnutrition in the midJt of plenty. Dr. Evelyn B. Spindier, nu­ tritionist for the U. S. De­ partment o f Agriculture, esti­ mates si* out of ten teenage girls ami four out o f ten hoys have poor diets and serious nutritional deficiencies. Poor eating habits among these youngsters result in lowered resistance to illness, frequent eolds, skin eruptions, irrita­ bility, lack of energy, and unusual fatigue. What are the rensons for this, and what can be done aabout it ? Dr. Spindier blames teenage undernourish­ ment largely on skipping breakfnst and filling up on snacks made up mainly of full of sugar, fat, and starch­ es, but very tittle protein, min­ erals and vitamins. A good way to encourage your teenagers to adopt bet­ ter eating habits now thut school is back in full swing Is to keep your refrigerator well stocked with nutritious foods and beverages. If your present refrigerator is already overloaded, you'll nerd one of the roomy new electric refrigrrator-frtexers to hold nour­ ishing snnrk-time extras. You'll find thnt the nutri­ tious foods you keep in your electric refrigerator • freezer for afternoon snacks will dis­ appear just as quickly as the “ empty calorie" ones like rookies, cake, candy and soda pop. Nutritious substitutes to have on hand Include hardboiled eggs, cold cuts, hot dogs and hamburger.!- meat, iee m u m . cheese, fresh fruits, and crunchy raw vegetables. For health-giving drinks, provide lota of milk and a variety of juices such ns ap­ ple, prune, grape, tomato, or­ ange, and grapefruit. Wedding Bands The wedding ring generally Is worn on the third finger of the left hand because o f an old belief. People supposed that a vein runs dirwtly from this finger to the heart, thus heart and hand are offered to­ gether. The custom continues though the belief is untrue. A rubber wnsher between the handle nnd the holt on the inside of a dresser drawer will keep the handio from wobbling. Attache Cases Are Organizers’ THE ROOF (JOES ON the cafeteria building which is now under construc­ tion at Sanford Junior High School. Workmen are busy with this and the construction of a bund and music room, und a library. The buildings ure expected to be completed this year but no opening date has been set. Instrumental Music In Education Favored Many Important educators Los Angeles public schools,. electronics o f hi-fi equipment have climbed on the band says, "The discipline chll- and sound production through wagon for instrumental mu­ dren learn is transferable to a desire to record their own sic in basic education, a ma­ other subjects, often making jazz sessions. A survey o f AMC o f scien­ jor reason why the number of them all-around better stu­ tists snd deans of technolog­ school • age musicians has dents." Interestingly, music stud- ical Institute* further em­ increased more than 300 per­ cent during the past 13 |ies in Space Age curricula phasizes the compatability of don't end at the door to the music and science: 33 of 46 years. According to the American music room. Sometimes they respondents agreed that mu­ Music Conference, school-age go right into the science lab, sic helps lay a foundation musicians are growing in further emphasizing a link for scientific thinking. number at a rate five times between science ami music. Readers prefer • whole As part of a study of *ound the rate of the total school population. . . and now total waves, seventh graders in book rattier than a collection White Plains, New York de­ of short stories. They love lO.SOO.OOO. Dr. Maxwell Rafferty, su­ signed their own music In­ chapters and tba feeling of perintendent of public schools struments. Guided .by the accomplishment on complet­ in California, is one of mu­ science instructor, they learn­ ing a whole book. sic making’ s strongest sup­ ed the basic principles of Europeen Invention porters. lie says, "The sound and acoustics of mod­ To Europe belongs the cred­ C,reeks and Romans believed ern orchestral instruments music instruction was a basic using, among other things, it fur Invention of tho auto­ academic subject, and so <lo paper-tube trombones, glass mobile. Before the pioneer I. Music itself even helps ami straw clarinets, and oil­ cars o f America ware on the street*, Europeans were driv­ can banjos. wish simple arithmetic. A New Trier High School ing many cars propelled by Instrumental music ii gen­ erally recognized as a con­ in Wlnnetka, Illinois, students steam, electricity and gaso­ tributor of more than just became interested in the el- line. pleasant sounds, particular­ ly in areas of thought-discipliqe, mathematical preci­ sion, perseverance and co- 1 ope ration. Rev. Josccph Mytych, di- l rector of music instruction | for the Catholic Archdiocese i of Chicago, has said. “ We ' have found in schools having j a solid applied music pro- 1 gram that achievement and 1 I.Q. ratings are very decidedly elevated." Tho phrase “ full develop­ ment o f the student" is In­ cluded or implied in most educator’s endorsements of music’s place in the curric­ ulum. Dr. Ralph W. I.anz, assistant superintendent of The young executive's lea­ ther attache ease has Its counterpart on the campus where a student finds that It helps organize his papers, books and personal posses­ sions. Slim and light, the attache ease hai in amazing capacity. Some cases have accordlan files in one section and a roomy compartment In tbe other. Leather brief bags and lippeted envelopes also balp keep a student's papers and books at his fin­ gertips in lecture section or laboratory. Favorite masculine colors In leather luggage Include sun-tan, ginger and black — both polished and matte fin­ ished. This year, olive ami Ivy-colored leather bags are making a smart appearance in Ivy-colored halls. Leading aye specialists, psychologists and educators are all agreed that contact lenses ean give young people a tremendous psychological lift and enthusiasm for new Interests. SHOP BACK TO Yet, heartache and disap­ cabuUry arc perhapa the pointment face hundreds of most important eleraaata in high school graduates each college entrance test*," the editors note, adding that fre­ year when they find the quent study of a m ajor adult doors of college closed to encyclopedia helps build both. them. Student applications are increasing: the schools are overcrowded; standards are higher and competition is fierce. Now that the youngster* Parent* can play a vital role in providing extra help are headed back to school, that may make the crucial there may be a lesson In d.Herence in their child's Jtore for Fido, the chiklren'a college preparation. A home friend. environment characterized by If he puts up a “ yap" at a love of knowledge, plus being left behind, he'll need home study are Important lo be schooled in the ABC’s factors in steering a child to­ of living close lo neighbor’ s wards college. who won't appreciate the “ Developing the encyclope­ harking of your dog. dia habit fosters intellectual To correct him. Bob Rartoi, curiosity in young people", Manager of the Friikles Re­ say* Mrs. l.avmia P. Dudley, search Kennels, suggests that editor-in-ch.cf of The Ency­ you start leaving Fido alone clopedia Americana. Read­ even when there are people ers who start by looking up In the house. Keep him in a a general article, will soon room a'one for ahort periods investigate other references. and if he begin* to bark or When children read about a whine, a reprimand may news event in tli« papers, work. If not, spank him with hear a reference to a public a newspaper while repeating figure cn the air. or arc in sharply ••quiet." traduced to » new field of A little patience on your learning in school they can part in training hie dog will turn to the pages of an en­ keep him from trying the cyclopedia to broaden their patience of neghbor*. understanding and apprecia­ tion of the subject. Mrs. Dudley pointed out that the 1963 Americana con­ tains 60,000 articles and more than 17,000 Illustrations In all fiekts of learning. 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Pour into a cold bowl and add vanilla, stir to cooL 5. When cool fold in egg whilea and whipped cream. f . Add > cups puree and freeie in a refrigerator tray. 7. Scrape from tray when aides begin to freeie and beat vigorously. Return to tray, cover with waged paper and allow to freeie. Serves 1 g. • • • Gindcrville Women Organize Q ohnsJi A group of ladies In the Gindcrville community met From Thelma Autrcy comes recently at the home of Mrs. her favorite recipe for real Louie D. Bridges, on Park good Spaghetti Sauce. Drive, for the purpose o f or­ 8mall bottle olive oil ganising a Ladles Auxiliary 2 medium green peppers to assist the Gindcrville Vol­ 2 medium onions (white) unteer Fire Dept. 2 cups chopped eckry Th* Gindcrville Fire Dept. 3 cloves garlic Is a recently organised group. Chop above four ingredients The women elected offlecri real fine. lo help get the organization 1 lb. ground meat under way. They were Mra. 2 cans tomato paste Bridge*, president; Mra. Lee 1H bay leaves Elder, vice president; Mra. Salt and pepper D. H. Fauver. secretary; Small amount red pepper Mrs. A. C. Rector, treasur­ Empty olive oil in large er and Mrs. Leon Steinmeyer, pan. Add pcpperi, onions, public relations. celery, garlic. Cook until Plana were made for a don* but not brown. Add chicken barbecue to be held ground meat. Cook until done. the last of September. Thla Add tomato paste deluted will help raise funds for pur­ with water, bay leaves and chasing equipment for the salt and pepper. Simmer, Fire Dept. for 2 hours. All those Interested In help­ • • • ing this new group and a F r o m the Pennsylvania worthy cause are urged to next meeting Dutch come these lloonieh attend the Kichelcher (Honey Cookies). which la scheduled for Sept. I at 2 p.m. at the home o f 1 cup honey Mrs. Elder, on South San­ 2 tbspa. butler ford Ave. 1 egg ‘ a cup light brown sugar 21* cups sifted flour Swimming pools should be 1 Up. baking powder covered or the fence around Ifc Isp. baking soda it locked when not In use. '* Up. salt U cup buttermilk Heat the honey to a boil . . Add the butter and sugar. Stir until sugar is dissolved and then cool for ten minutes. Meanwhile, measure flour and sift with baking powder, soda and salt. Add the honey mixture to the beaten eggs and then to the sifted dry in­ gredients. Add the buttermilk and mix well. Chill overnight Roll on floured board to Uinch thickness. Cut w.th 2inch round cutter. Dakc I minutes at 330 degrees. • Mrs. Auxiliary smooth and fluffy. • Bride-Elect Honored At Tea • Clarence L. Powell entertained at her home In Mayfair, Saturday afternoon, with a delightful tea honor­ ing bride-elect. Miss Frances Strickland. A pink and green color theme waa used featuring ar­ rangements of roses through­ out the party room*. The buf­ fet .waa adorned with two un­ usual arrangements of pale pink roses and grapes with a three tiered candelabra in the center. The refreshment table was overlaid with a white em­ broidered linen cloth and held a three tiered silver candel­ abra epergne and pale pink tapers. It was filled with pink roses with an old fashioned nosegay perched on top. Pink rosea frozen in an ice ball floated in the Early American crystal punch bowl. Served with the lime green punch were petit fours, dec­ orated with tiny roses and nuts and mints from silver compotes. Mrs. Powell presented Mis* Strickland with a piece of amber crystal In her chosen pattern. She also presented corsages to the honorcc and MISS FRANCES STRICKLAND, left, (rueat of honor at a bridal tea with her mother, 3lrs- 31. It. her mother. Mra. M. R. Strickland und the hostess, Mrs. Clarence L. Strickland. Powell, right, (Herald Photo) Mrs. T. F. McDaniel greet­ ed the guests at the door and Mrs. John Ivey presided at the punch bowl. Also as­ sisting with the serving were Mrs. John Adams, Mrs. Sally By Joan Magia some time this month at Day­ Williams, Miss Kay Ivey and Al c Phillip Moon, son of tona Beach, relaxing and tak. Mrs. R. M. Mason, of Or­ lando. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moon, ing in the sun. Sixth St. and Miss Jo Ann Mrs. R. Morrison is vaca­ Grayson wore recently mar­ When making a personal ried in Salina. Kan. Phillip tioning in Cleveland, Ohio. phone call, identify yourself She will also visit with rela­ is stationed at the Shelling to the person answering, be­ tives and friends. Air Force Base, there. fore asking for your party. |Sorority. Enjoys Cookout Swim Party A swimming party ar.d cookout was enjoyed last Sat­ urday by members and their husbands of Xi Beta Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. The group met at the Ba­ nana Lake home o f Mr. and 3(rs. Gordon Frederick (or the outing. Upon arrival a refreshing dip In the lake waa enjoyed, followed by the cookout on the patio. The menu consist­ ed of steaks, baked potatoes, tossed salad and rolls. Those attending were Mr. and Sirs. John Alexander, Mr. and Mrs. Clark Bruestie, Mr. and Sirs. Harold Chap, man. Sir. and Mrs. Vernon Hardin, Sir. and Mra. E. C. Harrer Jr. Sir. tn I Mrs. Glen McCall. Sfr. and "•*. Ashby MeClanahan. Sir. -nJ Mrs. J. W. Probosch, Sir. a n d Mr*. George Speer and tne hovt and hostess. The sea grape grows along Florida's coast near the wa­ ter. It Is a beautiful ornamen­ tal as well at the prvducrr of an unusual flavored fruit which can be used for jelly or the Juke used in fruit TOPPING H cap firmly packed brown punches. The fruit Is usually ripening during September ingar and October and should be I tbspa. flour H cup canned touted al- picked when it has luitu-d The regular meetings of the dark. chapter will resume in Sep­ SEA GRATE JELLY H cup malted butter or mar tember. t. Wash fruit through sev­ farina • • • eral waters. Place in a large kettle. Graduation announcomtir, PEACH WHIP 2. Cover with H i times as and invitations are only for 2 agg white much water as fruit—that is, relatives and clos* friends. H tip. u lt for 1 gallon o f grapes add ilk 14 cup granulated sugar 1 cup maihed peach pulp gallons of water. See a professional man at 3. Cover and cook until skin his of.'lce for advice. Don't (about I peaches) and pulp will slip from seeds seek it during a social ga­ S tap. lemon juice when pressed. thering. H tap. almond eitract 4. Drain through a Jelly Add salt to egg whites, beat until still. Gradually add su bag. Do not squeexr. It will be hot * whilst 3. The seeds and pulp re­ gar, continuing to beat until See Our very still. Add peach pulp, maining In the bag should be AMortmrnt beat till well blended. Add returned to kettle and an Of Cool lemon juice sod almood ex rqual volume of water added. Fabric* tract. Blend In well. Chill In Cook about IS minutes and For School and refrigerator before serving. drain. I’ layclnthcs 6. Combine aD Juke and Serves 4. • e e SHIFTS and SHORTS measure out 4 cups Into a Nose that mangoes are ripe kettle. Rring Juke to a boil. Recent visitors of Mr. and DeBary Milady's Shoppe When a good friend has a 7. Measure out sugar cup 1 found scvrral ways to pre­ Mrs. R. Moon were Mrs. Of Fine Fabric* house guest, she will appre­ for cup and add when Juice pare them. This bulletin is Moon’s sister, Mrs. T „ E. 106 S. Park .123-0313 ciate anything you may do boils, stirring until augar is • • • put out by the IISDA. Gregg. Mr*. Gregg’s daugh­ to help entertain her guest. dissolved. FROZEN MANGO SLICES Have hid some requests tor ter, Mrs. James Williams and Mr. and Mrs. George L. a. Boil rapidly to Jelling ideas and ways to prepare Select mangoes that are son Andy, all of Union Wagner ot Shell Road had fully ripe sod use a variety point, which la 228 degrees F. school lunches. Since school Springs, Ala. If* Fast! If* Thrifty! .Mrs. Wagner's brother and that has few fibers. Mangoes on a candy thermometer or la just around the corner, bow sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. until the Jelly will sheet from frotrn without added sugar or Do All Of Your about sending tn your ideas. Congratulations to Mr. and George Kcckicscn, of New­ sugar syrup develop an off the spoon Mrs. Glen Gobble Sr., of Remember the address is Rt. « Wash At One Time — ark. N. J.t as their guests for 9. Removefrom heat and 1, Box 31-B, Sanford. i_L taste. 320 East Sixth St. on the ar­ two weeks. Mr. Kcckicscn is 1. Wash mangoes and peel let stand 3 to 10 minutes rival of a new son, Glen Jr. Dry All At One Time! US I OUR a retired police detective ot downward from stem end to Pour Into sterilised jars and NEWLYWEDS, Mr. and Mra. Art Nitti, *»f West WASH AND DRY Newark. If a young man asks tor seal. blossom end. Richfield, Ohio, were recent guoats of Mr. and MACHINIS . We Arc Open Air Houscguests during the past • • • your photo, don't sign it with 2. Slice fruit in large slices Mra. Ralph Teachendorf, o f Orlando and Mr. and month al the home ot Mr. Sir. and Mrs. Orville Jones ( Wa*h In Comfort! OLD FASHIONED PEACH an endearment or cut into desired shapes. Mra. Otto Rartoa, o f Altamonte Springa. Art and and Mrs. Herbert Boswell 1of Madera Drive have tlieir , PRESERVES S. For a dry sugar pack hi* bride, Lorry, were enroute to Naaaau for a Sr., 3ti East Sixth St. were K W IT E - W H IT E L A U N D R Y grandson. Richard J o n e s . i Avoid contusion, ask for place ftult la a large bowl. 4 pounds prepared peaches honeymoon. The groom ia manager of Fisher their son. Herbert Jr. from irom Deer Park. Long Is | separate checks at a Dutch 2139 FRENCH AVE. 4 pounds sugar Sprinkle with sugar m a t Seat Pleasant, Md. and Foods in Parma, Ohio. land. N. Y., in DeBary for a Wash, pit. peel and rut treat restaurant meal. part of sugar to • parts of granddaughter Brenda Lane, visit. hard-ripe fruit. Weigh. Mix fruit. ot Daytona Beach. 4. Allow to stand several fruit with sugar. Let stand 12 SLIM FITTING — minutes, then package In air­ to U hours m a cool place. New residents at 331 East tight containers and label. Boil until peaches are clear Fourth St. arc Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Dale Scott and chil­ and syrup thick. Pour, boiling Freeie at 0 degrees F. Sidney Boswell and daughThe Ladles Auxiliary of the for Sept. 7 at Rock Springs. running the train safely so ter, Dorothy. The Boswells dren. Lee and Dalyn Kay, 3. A sugar syrup may be hot into hot jars and seal at used, if desired. It produces once. from will arrive Saturday, by jet j Broths-rhood of Locomotive This will be a joint evJnt with that he can take over in case moved to Chuluota • • • plane, from their home in the men's lodge and the of an emergency. a prvvluet with more liquid. Berkley, W. Va. Firemen ar.d Engincmen met Coronada, Calif., for a visit j Auxiliary. Ail members of Others attending the meet­ 8. Kroxen mango slices may­ Have you ever tried to at the home ot Mrs. Walter both organisations and their ing were Mmes. H. E. Tur­ be used in many ways—as make a cake decoration with Mrs. Edna Bacrard U a pa­ with Mrs. Scott's parents.1 well as “ as Is" after thaw­ m a r s h m a l l o w s * Try it. Cook tor the monthly session families are Invited. Further ner. Harold Keeling, E. I’ . tient at the Winter Park Me­ Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Truluck, ing. Try them In salad plates, Spread 1 rup confectioners with president, Mrs. C. H. details will be announced at William* Jr., Harry Titshaw, morial Hospital where she is 1119 Magnolia Ave. They plan to leave for Ice­ J. R. Wells Jr. and Mrs. Ro­ undergoing a series of tests. a later date. fruit cups and in upside-down sugar on a culling board Goethe, presiding. Plsns were discussed for land soon to join Mr. Scott With kitchen shears snip 13 cakes and pies. An open discussion was bert Eiscncoff. The hostess to 20 marshmallows into petal the snnuil picnic, scheduled held concerning a recent TV served refreshments of home­ Mrs. C. Lamb and Mrs. who is in service and will be Another excellent way to pieces. Cut and work with program The group felt it made banana ice cream and X. .Maxwell with daughters. stationed in Iceland tor the Brenda and Nannette. spent next two years. use the seedling, turpentine only 2 or 1 marshmallows at A was a misrepresentation of cake. A m V Q l S or other very fibrous min a time to avoid drying Dip / \ 6 W the true duties of a locomo­ Dacron goes is this I piece into sugar and shape tive fireman. In the discus­ Mr. and Mr*. Bobby Thomp­ FROZEN MANGO P l’ REE I into a petal by pressing be sion it was brought out that and son of Lake Monroe are the 1. Wash and peel well ripen- tween thumb and forefinger the duties of a locomotive parents ot a daughter born ed fruit ' Repeat. Choose 3 or -I small (railroad) fireman arc many Cotton 2. Slice off as much of fruit j petals and form a bud by Aug. 1 at Seminole Memorial Among the duties are: The as is possible and scrape r e -{ overlapping them. Roll them Hospital. The child who has responsibility of keeping the with h r e n named Laura Ann mainder from the seed Into' between thumb and ton-fin diesel engines running pro­ U-wl. ger. Pres* bud firmly in cen weighed eight pounds, l v* perly while on the road aiut Continental ounces. X Place mango in a feed iter of petals to complete the checking all gauges—watch­ Mr. and Mr*. L. C. Ttllis of mill or ricer an t press Jflower. Cover lightly. Make or ft ing for cars or other objects lake Mary are the maternal through to remove fibers. I at least a doren roses. st crossings which can be grandparents. 4. Add sugar, usually »» cup Belt Loop seen only from his side of | The Thompson* have two to * cups of purr-, mix well The USDA says: the train and warning the en and park into air tight con Every man. woman and wn*' Bobb> 0 lvlJ W aist Band gineer ot the danger—passing tamers. child in this country ate an signals to the rnginrer and i 3 Label and frectc at 0 de average of 13 quarts o f levshould never |watching the train for hoi Youngvters AVAILABLE IN greet F. cream last year. swim alone. Whether m a |boxes which could cause acci 4. This puree is excellent It take* to tbs. of milk to pool or natural body of water, |dents • CHARCOAL when thawed tor making ice make a pound of cheese. 21 j they require adult supervis-j The fireman aUo receive'* cream saue* for ice cream lbs. to make a pound of but- ion. • NAVY (training from the engineer in and pudding and in milk ter. 13 lbs. (or a gallon of ice • OLIVE drinks. cream. • • • More than H i billion lbs. ot — BY • TANHer* la a recommended dairy products were Inspect- 1 MANGO ICE CREAM ed and graded last year by . • THERMO • JAC RECIPE. the marketing service. SIZES 29 to 36 1 rup top milk Combine sour cream, chop 1 1 egg. beaten ped pecans, grated onion • JUNIOR GUILD 4 tbspa. sugar lemon juice and salt to make] 2 cups mango pure* a tasty dressing (or cucum­ • JUNIOR ACCENT 1 tap. vanilla ber tslad, say the home econ­ 2 stiffly beaten egg whites omists of the USDA. OR • MIL. MORT 1 cup whipped cream Serve sour cream on waf 1. Biend beaten egg, augar Acs. Just cream butter or JUST ARRIVED! • NARD1S OF DALLAS and tsp. salt. margarine until soft, add a • Back-To-School 1 Scald milk in double boil­ tittle honey and beat until • DALTON • SWEATERS & SKIRTS er and pour slowly Into beat­ well blended. Gradually add Y O IT L L S A Y I T S ONE en egg. sugar and salt sour cream and beat until Chuluota Personals Personals Auxilary To Hold Picnic Personals F BACK 1°SGHOOk % WASH AND WEAR SLACKS to pass class College Fashions W HETHER IT ’S OF Y O U R SHOP j 4 BACK TO FOR SCHOOL FASHIONS AND FOOT WEAR AT • Home • Office M O S T -U S E F U L POSSESSIONS - 3'lsurninqA / •• l; OPEN WED. AFTERNOON AND FRL NITER , DOWNTOWN SANFORD $ St vie* For Di*criminating Tastes" (Formerly McYlcara) 210 E. First St. rYYlaM i 200 N. PARK AVE. •orE N FRIDAT NITE Ph. FA 2-23M TILL NINE- 5 \l WHITE LEVIS SIZES 29 - 36 t -Featm riag F a s h io n J u t F o r Y e w " tiV Th« Uig Hit (g Th, H ,ft . To- School b cu u e •Trice* For Every Budget, WEBSTER • SEVENTH NEW COLLEGIATE DICTIONERY 1 �* fir* 9 a ta r i f m t) Aug. 15, 1963 — Pape 9 Bridal Luncheon Held Splash. Party Held By DeBary Club DeBary Personals By Mrs. Adam Muller and family. Mrs. Nickerson is Mr. and Mrs. Archie Mac- Mrs. Papineau's sister. BoseThe DeBary Business and I met at the home of Mrs. I Dr., recently for a splash mcvung. Naughton of Homestead Ave. mond. Their sister, Gcn*vive, Professional Women'* Club I Marie Accandi, on Hibiscus |party and spaghetti supper Mrs. Frederick H. Williams Three guests were welcom­ are enirrtaining their son and of Rhode Island cam e to ed by the group. They were and Miss Sally Williams were daughter-in-law, Mr. a n d Maryland for a visit and re­ a bridal Mrs. William MacNaughton, Mr*. Alva Williams and Mrs. co-hostesses fur turned with Oscar and Dor­ F. Harris of tlie DcLand luncheon, Tuesday, at the and daughters, Lynn and Sue, othy to DeBary for an extend­ Bl*g Club ami Mrs. K. Reil­ Mayfair Inn. honoring Miss and sons, William Jr., Jainv’s ed visit. Frances Strickland and Miss Robert and Charles, from ly, of DeBary. Houston, Texas. Following the water spurts, Jeanne Southward. Wedding supper was seized on Uie i The luncheon table held an Constable and Mrs. PapiRINGS Patio. President Mrs. Bert i arrangement of wdiitc earns- neau have returned from a J jtions and sweetheart roses. visit to Alexandria, Va.J Lederhaus, conducted a brief ► Gwaltney Jeweler* business meeting and it was |Each guest of honor received where they visited Lt. Col. 20* 8. Park FA 3-450* voted to donate $10 to the a matching corsage and s land Mrs. Philip Nickersonj DEBARY BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL WOMEN and their guest# pose beside the pool at a recent splash party and dinner meeting. Left to right are Theresa Prison and Florence Harris of DeLnnd and Sully Neider, Mrs. Adam Muller, Mrs. A. Robiolio, Mary Ann Lederhaus, Mrs. A. Wil­ liams, Ora White. Mrs. Marie Accurdi, Mrs. E. Reilly, Mrs. Bert Leder­ haus and Evelyn Dzick. (Cox Photo) A t Mayfair DeBary Civic Summer Recre­ ation Youth Program. Mrs. S. Neider spoke on health and safety during the hot summer days. The tables were decorated with roses from the Leder­ haus garden and the flower cart at the pool with flower* from the hostess' garden. The September meeting will be a dinner meeting with Don Hinton, of the Tupperware Corp. as guest speaker. piece of silver iu their chosen patterns. Guests included the bonorees, their mothers. Mrs. M. It. Strickland and Mrs. Ira Southward. Mrs. li. Lewis Dinkins. Mrs. C. L. l’owcll, Mrs. Bill Park. Also the Misses Kay Ivey, M a r i l y n McDaniel, Rose Kratzcrt, Rosemary South­ ward, Carolce Oaterholm, Marty Stemper, Dian Aiken, Bonnie Gielow, Niki Ashby and Betsy Williams. Altss Clare Martin Marries TO SPECIAL! FOR T1IE BALANCE OF AUGUST PAINTINGS AND CHARCOALS 2 5 % OFF — ALSO — CLOSE OUT OF ALL PICTURE FRAM ES Vi PRICE BEFORE WE MOVE AUG. 31. 1963 SHOP FOR RACK BACK - TO - SCHOOL SCHOOL FASHIONS AND FOOT WEAR AT Q o W CUIA l The House OPEN WED. AFTERNOON AND FBI. NITES DOWNTOWN SANFORD SANFOUl), ^ ----- P enneys a l w a y s f ib o t q u a l it y Dale Raymond Mrs. Helen C. Martin, of I Wayne Birkemmyer served Winter Park, announces the j his brother at best man anJ marriage of her daughter, ushers were Allen BirkenClare Currie Mai tin to Dale meyer, John Krolme and Tom Raymond Birkenmeyer, ton of Hurley. Following the ceremony, a Mrs. and Mrs. James B. Dirkenmeyer, Jr., o f 381 Lake uanlen reception was held on Griffin Circle-. Casselberry. The bride is the* daughter o f Leu G. Martin, ,of Indiana. The wedding was solemniz­ ed at 10 a.m. Aug. 10 at St. Margaret Mary Cutholic Church, in Winter Park. Fa­ ther John F. Wells officiated at the double ring nuptial Mass. Floral arrangements dec­ orated the altar and the first three pews. Mrs. Leroy Furrew, organist, presented a program of wedding music. The bride, given in marri­ age by her brother, Guy I.. Martin Wore a white tuff.-ta and organza gown with bell skirt, short Jacket, with three quarter length sleeves and de­ tachable train. Her ballerina length veil was attached to a tiara and she carried a cascade bouquet o f roses and stephanotis. Maid o f honor was her sis­ ter, Miss Anne Martin. She wore a yellow cotton satin street length tiros, with matching accessories and a blue nosegiiy. Iltidesmuids were the Mism-s Pat Dennett •nd I’ rudi Huiier. Miss Den­ nett wore a dress similar to that of the maid of honor, in blue with pink nosegay and Mies Huiier wore pink with a yellow nosegay. the Church lawn. The couple left for a wedding trip to Key West and after Aug. 10. will lesiiie in Guinesville where the groom i* a student at tho University of Florida. Personals Mr. and Mrs. David Dyui and three children, Susan, David Jr. and Howard, of West Palm Beach, will arrive REV. AND MRS. CECIL N. OGG, of the Dellury Methodist Church with guests who visited the pursonuKe, on Hibiscus Drive, recently. Left to right are Rev. nnd Mrs. Oku, son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foster, twin sons. Donald nnd Douglas, daughter, Yanya and u nephew Roy Charest, all of Spurtenburg, S. C. (Cox Photo) Friday for a short visit with Mr*. Dial's parents, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Wells. They If there is a dedicated fish­ plan to attend a reunion of erman in your family here’s the Dyal family, Sunday, at how to remove fish slim e1 Yulee. from Ills gear. i Mix a little vinegar with j Recent guests of Mr. and lukewarm water, and sponge Mrs. George E. Wells were this over the stain from the | Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stringer w rong side. Then sprinkle th e' and daughter, Kathy, of Win­ spot with powdered pepsin. | Keep this "poultice” moist der. Ga. They were camping and lay the garment in a , and vacationing at P o r t warm place, because pepsin | Orange ami spent a few days won’t work when cold Let it I with friends and relatives in set from 15 minutes to sev-l this area, making the Wells eral hours, depending on how home their headquarters. long the slime has dried into the material. Tiien rinse the j If you're out in company, stain out in warm water, and | make an effort to be cheer­ follow by laundering In hot ful no matter how you feel. soap or detergent suds. 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C cushion crepe Hole 'n heel! wi t h black and �V I Iff VedteV U)& Jha (x)oiwn: f i f t 10 — A a r 10, IM S fm 9 (DsuVt Gbby • By Abigail Von Buren HOT in here!"? I was taught that the temperature in one’s home should not be criticized because it suits the people who are living there. If a guest comes into a home shouldn't she forget about her own comfort and keep quiet if the temperature is not to her liking? I’d appreciate see­ ing thb in the paper. Thank you. DEAR ABBY: It'* the u m e old atorjr. W ife put* husband through four year* o f school, plus two years of dentistry, and now she has been outgrown. However, my story is more than this. I've taught school, bom two children and am expecting an­ other. My hasband took up with a -beat” crowd and is now trying to "discover who he is— and what his purpose in life is." He was raised rigidly in the church, but he's for­ saken- it to experiment in a "fre e " way o f life, which includes drinking and other women. We've been sep­ arated three months. (I took the children and went to HIS parents. 2,000 miles away— my parents are dead and I have no “ family" o f my own.) My husband now writes that he has taken up painting and intends to desert the career for which he was trained, because he can’t handle the responsibility o f a family until he finds out who he is and what his purpose in life is. I know I haven't been a perfect wife, but I was faith­ ful, and put him through school. What am 1 to do? TROUBLED DEAR INSULTED: ‘ p m o n a ^ I would rather forego my own “ comfort” and please my guests. I see nothing wrong with a guest com­ menting on the temperature of a room, it makes more sense than shivering in silence, or attempting to fan oneself with a limp handker­ chief • • • • DEAR ABBY: Is it true that in order to meet the qualifications of a true gentleman, a male, when out tripping the light fantastic, must dance with each lady at his table? That is, if he knows his one, two, three, kick? R.F.A. DEAR R.F.A.: Today a man is considered a "hero" if he dances his wife once around the floor. If he goes in for the “ one. two, three, kick" routine (to "qualify" as a true gentleman) he won't give the lady much pleasure— nor will he get much. • • • • Tell your troubles to Abby. For a |iersonal, unpublished reply, pleas* send a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. • • • • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif, for Abby’s new booklet, “ HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." DEAR TROUBLED: Your hus­ band is either sick or a bad apple. His father should go after him and tell him WHO he is (a husband and father) — and explain that his “ pur­ pose" in life is to take care of his family. If your husband is sick, he should have treatment if he’s a bad apple, he should be cut o ff the family tree. • • • • DEAR ABBY: What do you think o f a person who goes into someone eise’s home and says, “ My it's COLD in here!"? Or, “ My, it’s $a£oby On Ghidqn Mra. Charles W. Olesen of HOOT* Macon, Ga., writes, "Here is a band from one of our local VKI74 *99 duplicate, that produced dif. , . WEST frrent results it almost every a . w Spread Out SALT LAKE CITY (L’ P I ) The Pacific Coast League can claim the title o f “ most wide­ spread” baseball league in the nation. With the addition of DallasFt. Worth this year, the leafu c now stretches some 4.000 miles from the Texas eities to Honolulu. The league includes teams in eight states—Utah. Hawaii. California, Oregon. Washington. Texas, Colorado and Oklahoma. In The Family BALTIMORE, Md. (L 'P I s Cltirk Lang. America's lead­ ing Jockey in 1921. won the 1977 Walden Stakes at Pim­ lico with Heigh Count. His son Chick Long Jr., now is d i­ rector of racing at the track. 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FREE PARKING...UP TO 50 .Nawa ft) hfllllORRlrt ft) Qumr Fop A D if • SATE— n o fuel to fire . . . nil electric • SAFI— no a«a t, grim* •r o d o r • ENHANCES PROPERTY — n « tonks, pip es oi tow ers s795#0 Art LinkUlUr ft) J*«• Wyman Show tit Tht liuctori I tt <S) e a t h e r t r o n CLEAN UP DEALS U* ! Il,? r ‘* * t *•»*■ “ j seems that at mo»t tables East wound up playing a 1 Y M (l> T od * r T II ( I , r . - m t i a i a a i Q electric P R E - .IN V E N T O R Y UWe* I o io a V ia l ! akji doubled contract o f either five “ At my table East opened ♦AQJ or *«* diamond*. Of courte. I with one spade because be BOCni when West made the bid he never psyched sod bid only AAKJUTS expected to be set but the five card and longer major 9AJi freak distribution made six I suits I elected to pais. After X m a i diamonds a lay down." West passed and my partner Ho ^ vuift, r, ble As Mrs. Alesen points out, reopened with twe clubs East ^ there is no defense against Wd two diamonds. I jumped f> ,„ p . . , six diamonds in spite of the to five clubs, W’est went to i t s* 5* Pa« fact that North and South five diamond* and I bid six !*■*• hold two aces, three kings clubs, which was doubled and P° ^ * * * T . and most of the high card •et one trick. * atrengtii. It Just proves that “ The only plus seort our 'over-called theone spade' freak hands produce freak re­ way wrent to a player who!opening with three spades |suits. •*• (*> YOU CAN AFFORD @ w im i she' TELEVISION TONIGHT u e a t ik i s y s t e m ?; NOW! He'd read his own road »b« b» cb Dept. A. Radio City Station, maps, instead o f expecting bom*New York 19. N. Y. his wife to read them and wouldn't lose his temper blaming her for any wrong w ery time he packs and unTV R EN TA L tarn 1packs the trunk of the car. • Sales • Service Tb« r*’, probably not a hus­ He'd get hungry at the Seminole T V band living who would acore time the does—or at FA 2-492* 100 per cent on this list. So l«est be gracious about stopZenith Cetoe TV Seine if jcurs makes the rrade on ping to eat when she begins 2tM Saaferd Ate. just a few yuu're lucky! to notice “ nice, clean-looking” restaurants. He’d prefer a ledge w ith ' SHOP FOR meals served, to roughing i t ' B A C K T O SCHOOL in a more picturesque spot where she has to go right on ' FASHIONS AND FOOT WEAR cooking three meals a day. AT He wouldn't act like a martyr when she wenta to stop in a city they're passing through to call up an old school mate. He’d let the family take OPEN WED. AFTERNOON AND FRI. SITES DOWNTOWN SANFORD their time sight-seeing. He wculdn't drive so fast n>a(*e exlct,T tbrce spades, of minus m EAST (D) *•*•>• c a n m o iiu juio m If every husband wera the H«’d be content to do the i d e a l vacation companion, [ driving in easy stag**, inher*'* tha way he would be- j itead o f setting a certain have— from hi* wife's p oin t- number of miles to b« covero f vitw. 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It mnkes you, in the open, a prime tar­ get. • Keep the kids o ff bikes, scoot­ ers, horses. • Shun areas where power lines are down. • If a live wire falls on your car, drive uway. If car won’t start, wait till you KNOW power is off, or line has been removed, BEFORE you try to leave the car. • Keep calm, cool, and collected. One question, please— HOW? From bow through mid-Septem­ ber is the worst period of the year, lightning-wise, say the experts who deal in facts concerning Jovian fire­ works. . Furthermore (writing from their steel-framed offices grounded deep in the earth), the flash-bang wise men say you can learn to enjoy na­ ture's tinkering with high-voltage mischief. Just how is left to the im­ agination. What the dundcr-und-blitzen boys do come up with, however, are some good, practical pointers on how to minimize chances of turning your­ self into a personal lightning rod: • When a storm looms, find safe shelter. Don’t run under a lone tree. I f things get hot in your v ic in ity lie down and STAY down. • Keep uway from indoor electric Peter Edson 'JUST WHITTLIN'!' Y ou Enjoy ’Em Political so m s f< $?{ WASHINGTON (N B A ) — llow does Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey, (D-MInn.), get that way? What does he mean by making a speech say­ ing that the Washington Sen­ ators ought to win more ball games? THE 8 16 CUT YOU V E . BEEN (?AV/N ABOUT? He was referring, o f course, to the Washington baseball club and not to the 99 other distinguished softball states­ men who arc his Capitol col­ leagues. COi Baker’s Dozen If anybody still wonders why the word “ bureaucracy” carries a connotution of inefficiency, arrogance and thick-heudedness, this item re­ ported in Commerce magazine should serve to enlighten them: It seems there was a packing company in Oregon which sold chick* ens in glass jars. The public liked the chicken; the chicken liked the public. Then an inspector from the Poul­ try Products Section, Inspection Branch, Poultry Division. Agricul­ tural Marketing Service, U. S. De­ partment of Agriculture, found that the company was guilty of illegal labeling. Their lal>els said the jars con­ tained one pound of chicken. When weighed, they were found to con­ tain — horrors — 17 1/4 ounces, or more than indicated. Unable to ol>tnin hottl*** holding a precis** 16 ounces, the company had been adding the extra 1 1^4 ou n ces, us a b o n u s. In view o f the Poultry Products Section (etc., etc.,) however, cheating is cheating, even if the consumer benefits. So the company was forced to change its labels to show 17 1/4 ounces. No wonder that when you buy a dozen doughnuts nowadays, you get only 12. X' — v Dr. Crane’s Phil Newsom Soys . . . Worry Clinic Key To Europe L’ l’ I Foreign News Analyst rase with itself, the United In a park-like setting in States will take careful sound­ Bonn stands a three-story! ings o f opinion at the Palais residence o f cleun, white lines |Schaumburg before proceed­ and quiet elegunce. tl is cull-1ing further in nny effort to ed the I'aluis Schaumburg. reach agreement with the So­ In its withdrawn setting only i viet Union beyond the pres­ the soldiers o f the West (icr-1 ent partial nuclear test bun man Itepublic standing at the treaty. gates give it the appearance For Germany is the prize of o f more than passing import­ Europe, and remains us it hus ance. been through modern history But it Is, in fact, the official the key to European stability. residence of the West German For de Gaulle, who sealed chancellor and from it to a de­ his Frunco • German accord gree which would huve been j with a kisa for Chancellor deemed impossible ’JS years >Konrad Adcnuucr, the course ago radiates un influence over o f events since lust January the decisions o f every major has been a disappoinment. western power. in the preamide to the ac­ It muy be the force which cord approved by the West determines whether President German Bundestag the Ger­ Charles do Gaulle of Frunce mans made clear their contin­ decides to seek a second term. ued devution to de Gaulle's It, more thun France, will own gntiid designs for Eur­ determine the future course of ope. the European Common Mar­ The German decision to be­ ket. come a signatory to the par­ And in these days of cau­ tial test bun agreement was tious hope for u world more at over de Cuulle's opposition OU K BO AR D IN G USTEtl, BUBBLE-NOSS.T GOT A COPY OF THAT COMTRAC’ MY-SELP Aff t CAM READ Tit' FIND PRlMT* YOU GOT MV a g . TO OPCM Til’ MYSTERY BOX F O «*Z5, BUT X DIDN'T 6AY ANYTHING ABOUT CELLIN' WHAYC INSIDE/ CO GIMME BACK MY uOjCnCNARV/ HOUSE AVJPF-5PUTT-TT// WAIT A , , SAKE HOCPLE, AtiNUTE, S I'VE KNOWN YOU AtAJOR---- / TO DO COME? DON'T V ICMAOV THINGS '‘ jUMRCNDf « 1IN YOUR DAY, THE oMIP JILLYCOFiRE BUTYOLTYS NOVI DESCENDED > THE LAST . TO A NEW LOW/ TORPEDO/,' Yh: = £ 3 SB Charley sorts under Ire- supply of oxygen all around For it is tailoring hard on me minus prrssurr of news­ you in the air jou breathe, diminished oxygen, >0 hoard and led to laments in French paper deadlines. Ilut you ran for it is about it) percent oxy­ that oxygen by cutting out gen. newspapers that Franco now all tree yourselves from need­ activity. What you patients ran do less anxiety about heart atstands Isolated. i.ie on the floor or slump those first 5 minutes may be In its agricultural policies tacks by memorizing the ft in your chair. Don't even far more Important Ilian wind for tlie Common Market and items lielow. Use them l o r ] vve medics offer you 30 min­ try to get into tlie bedroom. their medical and psycholog­ in its desire that IliiLuin also For those first j minutes Scrapbook this utes latrr! be brought into the European ical xalur. So indulge in rapid deep are most important! They are rase and send (or that vital community. West Germany breathing! Suck in air in big like tlie first 3 minutes after ulso stands in stubborn op­ health booklet. gulps, (or thus you build up a lire starts in a wastebas­ CASK 1)122: Charley X., position tu de Guulle. a quick surplus of oxygen in ket, when you can prevent And these are the conditions aged It, is a newspaper ed­ tlie blood. disaster by one bucket of itor. which may convince de Gaulle Your heart benciits almost water. “ Dr. Crane," he lagan, that he und he alone can guide immediately. (3) Streamline your figure F'rance through the immediate “ I am sure I've had one r 1 two minor heart attacks. | Tlie severe pain that often long in advance and also yeura ahead. “ F’or 1 have become Slid-1 occurs during a heart attack omit tobacco, which is one In the years since the West denly sick at my stomach is supposed to be due to lack of the chief causes of heart German F e d e r a l Itepublic and then have broken out in o f oxygen in the heart mus­ - attacks. came into being in lull), tbs cle filers. Remember, heart disease cold sweat. United States carefully has So fast, deep breathing kills .Vi times as many “ Ilut they didn't la>t very nurtured West Gcrinuu public of |long. However, l have grown helps take the sharp edge Amerirans us all forms opinion. cancer, combined! 1fearful lest I might suffer off tile pain. A neutralist, or pro-CoiuIn addition, follow this med­ (A) Team up with God so fram a real attack that would munist Germany could deter­ ical prescription: you can say in your crisis: knock me out. mine tlie gate of the whole of (II Relax by realizing that “ Lord, I'm in trouble so I “ What can a man do to Europe. avoid dying in a he.nl at- if you are still conscious, please help me.” God is our This is the knowledge which then the odds are with you. best tranquilizer! j tack?” hus helped to keep U. S. For a severe heart attack Send for my booklet “ How Oxygen is tlie main anti­ forces in Europe and lias hern knocks you unconscious! to Stop the Tobacco and Li­ dote (or heart attacks! a contributing factor tu U. S. (2) Slip a nitroglycerine ta- quor Habits," enclosing 1 Indeed, our medical treat­ support o f German demands ment, including sedatives and bict under your tongue at long stamped, return envel­ fur reunification of Germany. ope, plus 20 cents. nitro glycerine tablets, all are 1the first sign of heart pain. And it will dictate caution in (3) Keep up jour fast brea(Always write to Dr. Crane directed toward giving jour the study o f such Soviet pto|thing, for even If tlie pain In rare of this newspaper, i heart more oxygen. posals us a non-aggression For the sedatives prevent ' is from gall bladder or sto- enclosing a long stamped, puct between the NATO und your threshing around and , rnach, you are playing the addressed envelope and 20 Warsaw Pact nations for fear |thus putting a greater de­ I batting averages. cents to cover typing and that it also will meun recog­ mand on the heart for oxy­ I ( l l Stop any physical cx- printing costs when you send nition of Communist East gen. ' ercise that will tax the heart. for one of his booklets.) Germany. Ami the drugs that dilate It could be, us Secretary of your coronary arteries, as State Dean Rusk hopes, that nitro-glycerine, let more oxy­ the partial test ban treuty, gen reach the heart's muscle can help “ fiail uud fearful fibers. mankind" take nnother step When we doctors reach a toward world peace. But other heart victim, we then give factors which have divided him oxygen Iron) a bottle or Europe since the end o f World tank. War II remain. Ilut you have a vast, free Y The senator obviously over­ looks the fact that If the Washington Senators — the hardball club — won moregames, it wouldn’ t he normal. Washington's fans wouldn't know what to do if their team went into a winning atreak. The Washington ball club hasn't won a pennnnt since 193.1. It has led the American League only three timrs this century. Such modesty is hard to find in Wushingtonl Ilut Humphrey took a swing st the hull cluli for losing so many games in its fancy new D. C. Stadium as*part of a general Monday morning gripe. He also criticiz.nl the Wash* button Coliseum, where he once lost his hat; Constitution llnll, when- he almost alwuys loses his audiences; Dulles In­ ternational Airport, where he lost his temper over tlie phone service, and tin- non-existent Culturul Center, which is just plain lost. Ilut the senator's gripe has done some good, at that. It has it*piled the idea that what this country really needs is a World Series cellar cham­ pionship to he fought out this ypar between the National la-ague’s' New York Mets and Washington's own beloved hums o f tlie American l.enguo. They ought to he able to fill Hie I). C. Stadium at fan­ tastic box office prices with an exhibition like that. It would be a lot mure fun than listening to Humphrey niuke speeches. It should he a benefit per­ formance with all profits above the players' share going to some worthy cause. And wlist cuuso >miM he worthier thun the hard-up Cultural Center Fund? An exhibition game be­ tween the Meta und the Sena­ tors would be a cultural event of the first magnitude, Casey Stengel would be there, wouldn't he? And ain't he cul’ luted? If the State Department's Notebook cultural affairs division really man four strikes befors call­ wants to show American cul­ ing him out, and let ever? ture at its best around the batter who gets threw hall* walk to first. world, it ought to keep the Humphrey might bo Invited American ballet and thuie to throw out tho first ball. puppets at home and send But don't let him pitch. Hum­ good, old Casey. Gil Hodge* phrey Is supposed to pitch in could go alung as straight the Senate, only there they call him th* whip. This year, man. One game between these he hasn't been whipping them two teams ought to be enough across the piste with much to decide which is really the success, Kc-publlcsn Sen. Jscob Jsvcellar champ, ilut if New York wants in fur the benefit of Its o f New York — hom* o f It* Cultural Center o f the Per­ the .Mets, by the way — called forming Arts, we could make the score on Humphrey and hie Democratic teammates tha ic a series. It might t-rrn be suggested other day by pointing out that that the truni which loses, here it is August and only wins. The game could be four major leaguv bills have scored with every hit counted been passed by the ’‘ Standstill as an error and every error Congress.’ ’ Even the Meta and the Sen­ counted us a hit. Give every ators — the ball clubs — hava been doing better than that. Tht-y haven’t been standing still. Both have been moving steadily (down hill, that is), till they are soma 30 gamea II) Hal Cochran behind their league leaders. Happiness is where you find This prompts the thought it und one of tlie best places is in a good, cheerful home. that maybe tha ballplayers ought to work out in tho Sen­ A man with a sour disposi­ ate while the lawmakers are tion makes his wife get up sent to the stadium to cut th* with a grouch in the morning. grass ami roll the diamond. Or we could send all of ’ em We wish so many people back to the minora where wouldn't wash their cars and they earna from ! plan picnics ercept when rain is desperately needed, Barbs COM PLETE A Nebraska man was ar­ INVESTMENT SERVICE rested for speeding and giv­ ing a strange girl a ride in Listed and anllated his rar. 11. th uuto and driver Securitise had pick-up. Mutual Fonda I’enmits are culled a good substitute for meat, but there’s no substitute for pea­ nuts at the hall park. AI.LBN ft CO. 311 K. LKMON ST. LAKELAND. FLA. Member: Midweat Slash Si eh. 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Send for your F'REK copy of “ Common Sense About Year-Round Com. f o r t " Hetter still, phono u* to arrange a no-cost, no-obligation aurvey of your hum*. Sanford’* Only Air Conditioned Furniture Store 203-09 E. 1st ST. FA 2-0983 i OAV L i 1. c l c I A - TT 1I 0O 11 Ht m m ,a or rue j.vvisfii w o totv folnoxtion . im t . Records clearly establish that tha tasuiting Ravings on cleaning, laundry, hnnip maintenance and medical ripens* mure than offset the rost o f using air (onditioning during the season. In ef­ fect, the fresh, cool, healthful climate pays for itself! FREE “ COMMON SENSE ABOUT YEAR-ROUND COMFORT* Open Fri. Nights of Sanford PAYS ITS O W N OPERATING COSTSl C 11 l l Y 8 L E kO *•. m t ;»w»e «s<»-»•-*'«• ll Southern Air 2313 PARK DRIVE Open 8 A. M. • 6 I’hune FA 2-8321 M. ' Il'J.NLUX Ok n i l s A U V t X I U t M t M LN L H t A.N0 k W h . m 'f �I I- !r r » ft * M l * ... a-" ■ B I P an 1*A— Au*. 15, IMS H ER A LD 8SB TLE, K S R S A T T ft * WHBM VOUWB LA TS OUST M L A T 1 / B U T P l SA SE £ ■ : 2 5 » z 3 l gif. H ^ -.— + fyn -sU , g tH jQ M JaLS * OONT M .N d M« ANY N O T**/ Classified Phone > f t * 4 » tm u * " " * h u t2 fC .l/ c-& + * £ -/L u * * * . 1 & 4 * " Zi 322-5612 122-5(13 J' Office 204 W . First ssaoloo u CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: Tu#*., thru FrL - 2 P. M. <Uy before laitrtlom. Mon. • Sat. STEA1GHT CLASSIFIED: Tue*., thru FrL - 2 P. M. day belere iaiextioa. Moo. • Sat. ■KSFO R Sm U TY: The RerslS win BOt t># re­ sponsible for more thin on* Inconect iuertioa of your id, end reierrc* the rlsht to rerlM or reject say advertisemeat from what ordered to conform la tho policies of this P»per. Legal Notice ix thk t h i: A «tfeto UUa thiB to quit* •rvout^h t o maka you sto p and thlnkL Now a r« you «g ro yo u ab u t th a ta p b a c k In th a k itcn a n « in k P -sfr/jsnamfl. i-n r XULC cia crrr r o to r or s ix t h J i i m i i L c m . o r a x d ro n * kw i COtXTV. f l o r u it . 1. Lost ft FonsS LOST: Full blood wired hair black k white Fox Ter­ TIIE BOSTON r iv e CENTS rier. Vicinity Lake Mary. bAVLVJg BANK. Named Candy. Vaccinated Plaintiff. -vsby Dr. Bail, but has no HERALD CARTER and BETTT lag It collar. 322-7286. J. CARTER, hi. wlfa. UIAX CK KV TO. T im er, o r io n Defendants. st it it sa sm u K ru R K lL O IlR K TOi GERALD CARTER and BETTT J. CARTER, hla w ill, hk . ir k t ik i 31 Hulamaua Court Laalngton Park, Maryland Tou a r . hereby notified that • Complaint to feroclos# a c.rtaln n w r i i a i . incumbering tha following described real p r . p i t l ; , to.w lt : Lot 31. llloek *B", COVNT R T CLCII MINOR. UNIT NO. 1. according to th* plat thtrsuf a. r*aord*d In Flat Rook 11. Pag* 33. Publla Rsoord* o f SeminnU County. Florida, hat been filed a * * ln .l you In IfWMLV MOMPP* tha above-styled .nit, and you ar* r.qulrtd to ssrt* * copy of your An.war or other Pleading to th . Complaint on rtafntlff*. attorneys. ANDER. kU.V, IU..II, DEAN. LuWN DE(* A . a n dtn HERD 33: Kaat central A.enua, Orlando. Florida, and f l l . t h . original Anawtr or ether Pleading la tha office or th* Clark o f the Circuit Court on or before tho 30th day o f Auguet, 11*3. If you fall to do eo, a de<-re* pro confaeeo will ba taken analnet you for to* r*lief Ue■nanded In the Complaint. Tula Nolire eliall li* publish* ad one# a waak fur four ron. sacutH* wacka In t h . Sanford Herald ffisssaa lie s CLASSIFIED INDEX f>. For Rant 6A Special Notices 7. Business Rentals S. 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 Wan * Help 'sip Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build • Faint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 26. Radio A Television 27. Special Services 28. Laundry Service 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets K . Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 34-A Swap nr Exchange 35. Articles Wanted 36. Automobiles - Trucks 37. Boats - Motors 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 39. Trailers • Cabanas 40. Farm Equipment FOUND: Key on chain. FA 2 0326. 2. Notice** • Penwmals VACUUM CLEANER repairs, parts, supplies for Electro­ lux, Kirby, Hoover, AirWay, R*x-Alr ate. Fre* pickup. New and Used cleaners sold. FA 2-2282. Legal Notice la l i t la u r t o f tha Cwaalr Jaka*. I f a l a - I * ta a a lr * S'lar14a, la P n k a l* . la rai Kaiata a f KIU .-thermal* r*ta i*l T a A ll Credltar* a a * Tarawa* Ha* la g l i a i s e ar t M a u i t i A galaet kal* Eeiatei You ant each o f you ara h a r tb r notlfl* I fa praaant ah) wlaliaa or dvmanUa which you. o r rlthtr o f you. ma) n»v* aaaintl tha *atat* t: 11a glitrman, 4«c*«a*-I. laia o f t a l l County, to tho County Ju<lg* o f .-•mlnn'.r County, riorl-la. at hi* o ffU a In lh» rnurt houi* o f aul-l County at rianfur-l. lljr lU a . within •la culamlar muntli* from th* Mm* o f th* f Ir at puhlMatlen of thla n-»tl<-» Tw o eoplaa of •ach claim or <1*man<t shall DATED thia llth day *f ba in writing, an.l shall atata th* plai-* o f r»*l<l*n-'* and duly, 13*3. p-,*t offtca *dJr*>< o f Ui* (SEAL* Arthur H II* h a u h . Jr. elalmanl, and *hall b* aaorn tu by lli* claimant, hla ai«nt . Clerk of Clrrult Court o r attorney and accompanltd Ryt Martha T. Vlhlea by a filing fta of ona dollar Deputy Clark and such claim or dem aa* aot Anderson, Ruth. Peen. so filed shall ba Told. Lowndea A . a n dan Berg Loul* Wynn Attorney and Counaellora at A> administrator Law Kaiatr o f 333 Eaet Central BouU.ard Klla kh-rman, P o .t Office II'.* 3311 t)*c*at*d Orlando. Florida Telephone 3 1 1 -ilil Publish Aug. I. II. l i , II. Publleh Aug. I. *. II. 33. 13*3. I I I ) . CDK-IS4 C D L -ll 3. Education - lantraetloa 6. Fo r IUnt 12. R f l KoUto For Salt KINDERGARTEN REGIS • SPACIOUS Horae. Rose Court. CLEARED Lot tor sal*. 370* x 200* corner Bay A K. 4th 3 Bdrm. 2 bath. $133 mo. TRAT10NS now be In* ac­ 110,500 CASH or TERM& Ph. FA 2-0219 o r FA 2-2176. cepted for fall term. Grace F A 8-0221. Methodist Church, Ooora Rd. at Woodland. Caper AIR-CONDITIONED BR. In $ Rm. furn. A p t 963. mo. GOVERNMENT ienced teacher, modern faI l l E. 8th St. FA 2-S788. OWNED HOMES eliltlei. Your Inspection In­ FOR a real bargain in a vited any weekday mornhome buy, see our selection in*. 9:00-12:00, o r phone CLEAN furn. Apt- 9817 Elm Ave. Near stores. No pets. of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom, l PA 2-1472 lot further Infor­ and 2 bath homes that ara mation. HOUSE FOR RENT available for immediate oc4 BEDROOMS, 2 Baths, aircupancy. These home buys 6 . For Rent conditioned. Kitchen fully are priced below market 2 BEDROOM Kitchen eqnpequipped. $160 per month. value. You can purchase a ped. NO-4JS9J for appoint­ Government- Owned Home ment for as little as $100.00 to $530.00 down. Monthly pay­ 3 BEDROOM bouae, water AGENCY ments that include every­ •ofuner. WJ. a mo. FA 2211 S. Park Ave. FA 2-3641 thing start as low s i $46.oo. 8231. Available SepL 1. F or eomplato Information CLEAN lit floor Apartment. FURNISHED 9 bedroom A on any Government Own*4 3 bedroom Apartments. Private entrance. 1004 Pal­ Home, See your Water furnished. FA 2-0429 metto. FHA A VA PROPERTY MANAGEMENT BROKER Furnished House. FA 2-5195. 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath Home SANFORD AREA on large k>L Shaded patio, 3 BEDROOMS. IV, hatha. Fla. room, sprinkler sys­ Lar*e fenced beck yard. tem, pump, deep well, airImmediate occupancy. 3103 condition. dish washer, dis­ S. Park. Office FA 2-211$ posal. FA 2-3137. 103 E. OnNight FA 2-0648 ora Rd. FURN. Apt. CWi i , in. Phone 323-0700 FA 2 » » . CASSELBERRY Lake Front 2334 Park Dr. Bastard, Fla. 2 Bedroom unfurnished Du­ EFFICIENCY Apartment on plex. Kitchen equipped, wa­ 2 BEDROOM CB House. KitFirst St. Near 2 city free chen equipped. Carporte, ter furnished. $8o a month. parkin* lots and shopping utility. Large corner loL Near schools A shopping stores. No utility charges. 1335 Elliott Ave. Near Ball center. 3 Lotus Lake Dr. Suitable for eouple or sin­ Park. Phone FA 2-2064 or TE A3338. gle, also retired people. FA 2-2324. FA 2*4712. PINECREST. 104 E. Jenkin Circle. 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths, 3 BEDROOM. 1 bath home. RENT A BED Florida room, electric oven Large corner lot in Wynn*Rollaway, Hospital A Baby A range. 322-9337. wood sectim. l o r sal* by Beds. owner. F a 2-6290. By Day, Week, or Month 3 BEDROOMS. 1W baths, CARROLL’S FURNITURE patio. San-Sem Realty. Pb. FA 2-3181 118 W. 1st St. John T. Zeuli, Reg. Brok­ er. 2619 S. French. Phone 1 BEDROOM furnished days. FA 3-7439. Evenings apartment FA 2-0641. Real Estate - Mortgages FA 2-3296. 111 N. Park Ave. FA 274M “ CLEAN quiet n oom i’’ The Ravenna Park FA 2-7493 FURNISHED apU. Newly Gables. FA 2-0720. decorated. 601 Palmetto, Evenings TWO bedroom furnished Apt. FA 2 2877 FA 2-3829 FA 2 8360 FA 2-1374. $33.00, 2101 Magnolia, Phone FA 2 3931. Robert FURNISHED 1 A 2 Bedroom NEW 2 Story House. 4 BedApartmtnt. $33 A $63. New­ A. Williams. rooms, IV* baths. Large liv­ ly decorated. Quesnel Apt. ing room A duiing area, UNFURNISHED large 2 bed­ 7. 404 E. llth St. 322-8191. den, patio It breeseway. room Duplex. Fla. room. Garage. On IV* lots in Lak* Electron beat. 14th St. RENTALS Mary. Central healing duct­ Long wood. 838-3296. FURNISHED ed for Air-Condition. $13,900. 2 Bedroom 1 Bath $73.00 Mo. SU3IMER RATE. L a r g o FA 2 6336. 3 Bedroom 2 Bath with Flor­ dean 2 bdr. furn. apt. $63. ida Room Lease $130.00 Mo. 2 BEDROOM fram t house. 1700 Magnolia A t*. UNFURNISHED Osteen. FA 2-206L 1-3 BR. bouse $43 a month. 2 Bedroom 1 Bath $33.00 Mo. 1-2 br. bouse $32. a month. 2 Bedroom 1 Bath 67.30 Mo. TRADE $3000 Home equity for Housetrailer. 2417 Sum­ S. Sanford Ave. FA 2-3219. 2 Bedroom 1 Bath 62.30 Mo. merlin. FA 2 8977. 3 Bedroom 1 Bath llU.Ou Mo. W E L A K A APAKTMENIS: 3 Bedroom I Bath SOW Mo. SPACE WITHOUT Rooms private baths, 114 3 Bedroom 2 Bath 87.30 Mu. EXTRAVAGANCE W. Firit SL 3 Bedroom IVfc Bath with For that Particular Family Florida Room tl23.no Mo. 1 BEDROOM Apartmn.t. that wants Spue* with Ele­ Qu!«t neighborhood. FA J* 4 Bedroom 2 Hath with dishgance without Extrava­ washer it disposal 1463 from 8:30 to 6 p. m. gance. Two Story Comfort­ Lease Sltio.uO Mo. Monday thru Friday. Ph. able older well kept homa F a 2-4301 any other time. OB Urge lot. 4 bedrooms, 3 baths, living room with 4 ROOM Apartment 306 Elm fireplace, separate dining Ave. 322 2021. REALTOR — 1NSUR0R room, ami kitchen large enough to eat in. Price? FURN. Apt. 2300 Mellonrille. FA 2 4991 1918 S. French Ate Only $13,000.00 Easy Term*. Efficiency Apt. $3o Mo. up. FURNISHED House. 6 Rooms newly decorated. Nary pro Surplus City. 201 W. lit. ferred. All «l*ctrie kite ban. F U R N I S H E D Apsrtment. FA 2-2377. Clean and close in. Jimrai* REALTOR — INSUROR 8 . Bench R en tal* Cowan. 322 4013. FA 2-4991 1919 S. French A ’ «Ocean front IMMEDIATE Occupancy, two 2 BEDROOM bousa. Kitchen HUTCHISON Apartment. Daytona Beach. equipped. $73. FA 2-2638. 3 bedroom model Hnmes. FA 24038. LM.V Enterprises, Inc. 121 LAUREL DRIVE 9 Highland Ave. Loogwood. 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ 9 . F o r Sale o r R ant TE $ 3911. ped House. $95 a month. 3 BEDROOM, IV* bath. Horn*. Ph. FA 2-6437. 323-0690. JOHN T. POX REALTOR 110 N. Park Ave. 323 0339 it t h k r m n it rot ht o r RIVER. U k* i t t i i n e m e t i t n i l a r o s ' ST. JOHN'S t i i i : v i v i it j t o u t vt. rt i(e n r u r i t .t u n i t s , i t a t i i TH K XIX I'M Jl'H IC IA I. CIKHarney. Furnulted Camp roa sKwiToi.m c o r v r v . c t i t i t a x i s s' o r m : m i x . on 100' waterfrunt lot, ad­ o i .k rot v r r . r i.o itiiit. sTam m v. IT CHSXCCRT. To. I A 3 S 4 ' joining lot available too. IX I I I I M I R T . t o . i s a u SOCIETY FO R SAV1.NOS, * AlaViA ANDE RSON , Call Owner at 349 3191 ria ln tlff Uoonse ’. lcut eurperailon. (Geneva). PUIatltf, -vs - ' t BALL-BLAIR It Jim Hunt Realty Stenstrom Realty Stemper A gency Stemper A gency Legal Notice -vsIIOYD P A X T t f . EVANS *ad HAHT ANN EVANS. Ms » lf*. P#f«r li n ts or Legal Notice EDWIN* H ROXBY and JU I'Y ROX11Y. bli wtfa. lilt s I.A3IBKRT and Wt,y,N TLN IU M BERT, k*r husband $100 DOWN payment. 3 Bed­ rooms, l bath. $80 00 month­ ly. Nice location in Sunland. P a f i ' i lanta M triis: o r s i it Call owner at FA 2-1837. STATE <>F rUIIUD.V To Ir li L a m b o r t and Q u o * WE'LL TRADE our equity in tin Lambari. ha r kuib and. whan r i s l d a n c * la Dra O b 3 bedroom, 2 bath house rara. P u ir to R lr * . wncra th# /or land, car, trailer, boat m a ilin g a d d ria a In P.O. Boa 77S1 or any watchamacallit of Y -u ara h*r*by rcu u ifid ta Uiingdiuabob of v a l u e . Ilia lou r anawar ur wrlttau Leaving tuwu so hurry! I’h. <lif«n«*a. If any. In thr a b o«* procaadlng w ith th* cU rk uf FA 2 9320. r n R i x i - n a i m i : * s l »: NOTICE 1* HKHKnr GIV­ EN that Arthur If. B*?k*tth. Jr.. Clsrk o f lh * Circuit Court a f Ssmlnol* Couaty. Fieri-la. will, an th* SSth day of Au*uat. till, du ring th* Mgal hour* af tala, at th* front d oor af th* Cuuniy Courthuusa. a«iulnal* County. In tha city o f * « n f u r i . riurlds. o f f * r for **!• and trll at pub­ lic outcry la th* hlfh«*t and thla cuurt. and ta aarvt a sopy bast btddsr far CAjh. th* fal­ t h •r •a f upon th* Plaintiff's lo w in g dsac'ib*.* prop-ay. attnrnsyi, w h a i* n im i* and •ttu o u d In k«mto->l* County. hdJrtaa apptara hireon, on or bit-ar* th* tfth. day nf FieriJa; to-wltt lull Fl>* t i l . Ule. w ) »* s«pi«tabar, i l l - , tu* aatur* UI. H EFTl-K fl It* -VIUS this prucoidlug being a ault Ortanda daetlan On*, a* for fortcloour# o f ntortgugo r*cordsd la Flat Hook 11 against tu* fo llo w in g d o c r lb p i n * I and I Public *4 pruparty, v u -» lt : n*corda o f haalnol* Coun­ Let 11 - Boglnnlng l t l l ty. Florida: f««t W ait and I I fa ct pur»u*nl ta th* Fhaal D*rroo North uf t h * Souihaaat o f F-<r«f'w<ur* *ator«d In a turner o f th* h u u t h * * « t caaa ponding In oald Court, of aa-tlun tt-lt-ll. th* atyl* a f which lo *Vo<ioty hcrnlnol# C ou n ty , Florida) P 'u r Saving*, a Cunno-tleut tfedM* run North t j l f s . j . corporation. Plaintiff. vw. W i s t tos f « « t , houth 111 Boyd Panlot (Ira ni and Mar) fast. E as t 1*3 fast, t« » Ann Kvana. hla wife. t>«Unpoint o f ba glsnlng . l a n t t ’ a id th* Itecktt N imTHINE AND ORDERED at b*r af which la Nuaibir banfurd. C o u n t y o f S nn ln ol*, ISS4S. s t a t e o f F lo r id a , thla i : t h \v i t s ; jvd my hand and tha d ay o f A ugu at , 1* 11. Official Sial o f told Court, (SEAL) thla llth day o f Auguit, l>ai Arthur II. n«wkwtth, Jr. (SEAL) Clsrk o f Circuit Cuurt Arthur H. Dockaltb. J r . h-'hlnol* County, Florida. Clsrk o f th* Circuit Cuurt. HTi Marti. * T. viUUn fty VIart ha T. Vlblcn t»*yu'y Clerk Laputy Cl«rk g r l o o iiy , c u l iu a pan :. R - it n b ir g . R - i t n b « r g 4 fl«la- ELLD maa Attorneys fo r Platatlff Attornaya far Flalstlff 404 Jackson 4 trs*t ISO] AlniUy BulMln* Tam ps 1. Ftarldh Vftaml 11. Florida Pub llrh: A u g . Ik. I f IS. s«p t !*uV A : g . * s 1J. . l i ] 5 1»«1 CDL-tS L'DL-4* Legal Notice FM -ririHia x vus: NOTICE IS horoby given that I am engaged In buslnosa a'. Alu .uon t* Springs. S*mtn«»l* County, Florida, under th* fictitious name »f SOUTH SEMI NOLB PUBLICATIONS and that I Intend to regtatcr suld name sa It Is tha r l * r k o f th* Circuit Cuurt, Semlnula County. Florid t. In ac .or.lan a will) th* provisions o f th* Kldtltlou* Nim< Htatutas. ta* wit: Section 14. -d Kloridw Statute* 1(37. Slg: Gerard W. Tatrautt Publish July Jt A Aug. t, t. IS. 1443. CD K -ltl It Fays Tu Lse The HERALD W an t Ads. 0 * * �/ I Your 12. R —l E m u Herald A d Is A Sales Representative W elcom e In Every Hom e. Dial F A 2 -5 6 1 2 F o r S ato 17. Mato H ttp W aw ttd 27. Special Servlet* 3l)r Piano Tuning and Repair PARK RIDGE. 3 Bedroom*, MANAGER Trainees. a «c 25 lo 30. Married prelerred. W L. Harmon — FA 2-4221 lla balh*. Corner lot. No Opportunities. Sanford. Cas­ qualifying. Low down payselberry, Orange City and S «aL 39-0663. DeLand areas. Contact Mr. Tharpe. Jacksons Mlnlt ROBERT A. WILLIAMS SEMINOLE A VOLUSIA Market, Park Pr., Sanford. Repair or New Realtor Fla. Any Type Raymond Lundquist, Aato. Contract or Hour FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 18. Help Wanted BONDED ROOFING CO. MCE tmall Country CB APPLICATIONS now being 868-5789 DEBAKY Home. 1 BR.. furniture. taken for position in auto­ SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ Large lot. $3,300. No plane motive; appliance sales. geration service. All work noises, 6 mile N. ol San Contact Mr. Shaffer, Mc­ guaranteed. Very reason ford. Phone FA 2-9661. 7 Crary-Atasco, S e m i n o l e able In price. Day FA 2-7414 a. at. to 6 p. m. Shopping Center. Night FA 1-2066. 3 BEDROOM Frame liouee. 19. Sltustiona Wanted LAWNS Renovated • Aerate 2(19 Chase Axe. 323-0033. Remove Thatch • Chinch BABY sitUng day or night. Bug Spray (VC-13) • FernFA 2-1212. St. Johns Realty ‘xe—Ph FA 2-4244 THE TIME TESTD FIRM CHILDREN kept. FA 2-4182. MANSriELD LAWN SER. 118 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 Child Care. FA 2-2274. WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS INCOME from separate REBECCA wants 5 days or AU Types and Sires apartment carries nice 2 part time work. Good ref­ We Repair and Service Bedroom Home. $6000. Lib­ erences. Call alter 3 p m. S T I N E eral termi. Phone FA 2-7740 FA 21321. Machinery and Supply Co. or call at 617 W. 1st St. 207 W. 2nd St. FA 2-6432 BABYSITTING. FA 26120. 2 BEDROOM country home on beautiful shady acre of 21. Beauty Salon* land In Paola. Recent death II. B. POPE CO.. INC. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop in family forces sale at re­ 200 So. Fark Ave. FA 2-494 duced price of $63U). Con­ Cokl wave special $6.93. Sliop now has special facial SWIMMING instructions, all tact booth services. Hair sty­ levels. FA 2-3332. ling, skin analysis facials, mowing, discing, manicure, pedicure. Call Tractor, blade, scoop. *FA 2-7664. for evening appt. 1901 Park Avenue 318 Palmetto Ave. FA 2-3232 anytime 29. A u to m o b ile Service Phone-door (1) 3rd 0634 NEW LOW PRICE with Auto Glass, Tops Phone-door (2 ) 322-8323 terms to suit bu>er. Cus­ 4 Sea* Covers tom-built house in good lo­ 22. Build - Paint - Repair cation. 3 bedrooms. 2 full Semi-Retired Carpenter tiled b a t h s , hardwood Small Repairs — Faulting 304 W. 2ml St. FA 2 8032 floors, fireplace, separate Phone FA 2-7983 \LL WORK GUARANTEED dining room and Florida room, large "eat in" kit­ 25. Plumbing Services chen. double garage with PLUMBING two utility rooms. Ix>t 100 Contracting Repairs xl.'U beautifully landscaped |SessUurik C lass and Paint FREE ESTIMATES with many trees including C om p a n y R. L. HARVEY citrus. Last chance as own­ 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 FA 2-3383 er leaving town. Open 204 Santord Ave. House now at 1814 Mellon31. Poultry - Livestock 26. Radio & Television vill* Ave. HENS for sale. 33 cents ca. USED T.V. Sets $10 up. Ser­ Snyder's Poultry Farm. S. 2 STORY House which can vice calls $2.00. Sunfurd be used as Apts., and 2 Sanford Ave. T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford loti. $3300. 1123 E. 7th St. Ave. Ph FA 2 9776 31A. Pels Sanlord. FA 2-0342. • a a fv rft fr r a lfl S W E E T IE PIE A uk . 15, 1968— PuRe 3 -A ] 84. A rticle s F or S al* By Nadine Seltzer ROOFING Air-Conditioning Seminole Realty AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED 134. A r t ic le s F o r S a le .READY MIX Concrete, win­ dow sills, lintels, steps, Sewing machine, like new, makca buttonholes, sews on blocks, send, cement, rock, buttons, monograms, cm* pipe, steel, grease trips, braiders, etc. AU without dry wells, stepping stones. attachment*. Sold new over Miracle Concrete Co. $300. Balance now doe only 3o9 Elm. Ave. FA 23731 989.86. Wanted reaonvlblo ASSUME PAYMENTS on party to assume payments popular make xig tag, auto­ as low as $8.36 monthly. matically makta -button Trade in for your old ma­ holes and dial for fancy chine. Write Service Dis­ stiL-hes. Guaranteed. Five count Co. Credit Manager. payment* of $6.90 or $30 P.O. Box 141. Sanford, Fla. cash. FA 2-9411. SIMMONS Bed 4 mattress. 1 9 . 322-9303. SPECIAL - Fresh cage Eggs. Come A get *um. 2739 Coun­ NOW IS THE TIME try Club Kd. Hirkes Egg To Save Money on a Sewing Factory. Machine. We have a repos­ G. E. IRONER, good condi­ tion. $20 Standard Station. DeBary. VICTOH ^o” key Adding Ma~ chine, 130. 1406 Forest Dr. FA 2 3326. BEDS FUR RENT Hospital, RoRawaya, Juve­ nile. FREE delivery and Pick-tip. SHETLAND POMES FURNITURE CENTER FOR CHRISTMAS lloo French Ave. Pay each week 4 have yours Pn. FA 2 7133 Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ paid lor by Christmas. We isfaction guaranteed, ph. will keep until Dec. 24. FA 2-1117. For real automobile bar Also Saddles, Blankets, bridles 4 halters. After 5 . gain*, check tho Herald classFI l I GI DAI Kh 1Hied display section. FA 2-9179 or FA 2 5077. Sales 4 Service G. 11. HIGH 1700 W. 1st St. Sanlord Ph. FA 2-VM SENIOR Citusns may quali* fy for Life or Hospital In* jurance to age 73. Fred J. Hants FA 2-7960 for appt. 16. Female Help Wanted WAITRESS, experienced. Must be over 31. Angel’s Restau­ rant. 2303 S. Sanford Ave. BANQUET Waitress/ Full* 4 SIDEWALKS, driveway*, pa­ part time. Good salary, tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. D. D. Varner. 31ayfair Inn. 322 3506. B U Y N O W it l i d HAVE! Looking for • top performing Used Car or A Sparkling New Beauty? iamk In a dealer with a reputation for a "Square Beal", Hunt LincolnMercury. ____________________ 1962 Ford Galaxie "30U" t -K I Dour Hardtop, Power Steer., Power llrakra, Ford-O-Malir, Radio, Hauler 1962 Mercury Monterey 2 Door Hardtop, Powered, Radio, llratrr, A Real Sporty Car Quality Used Cars! A LOT o f V A LU ES I960 Chrysler New Yorker • Fully Equipped With Air. Was $1893 ........ .............. Now *1695 1961 Renault Dauphine 1962 Ford T-Bird Hard Top V # V 1962 Ford Fairlane 500 4 Dr. Sedan I960 Cadillac 60 Special V-6 Automatic Trana., Radio. Heater Fleetwood, Fully Cond.. Ural (Iran 1961 Oldsmobile 4 Dr. 1961 M E R C U R Y 1961 Ford Fairlane 500 Town Sed. A (lean. One Owner Car, Automatic Transmission, Heater, Really Excellent Condition, Sale Price V-8 Automatic Trans.., Radio, Heater C3-9IA 6 C»l.. Automatic Iran*., Radio, Heater, Padded Dash Ana Visor FC3-22R *1035 1961 Ford Falcon Ranch W agon 6 Cyl.. Automatic Trans., Radio, Heater XC3-36A 1962 Ford Falcon Automatic Transmission, Radio, ▼ Heater. W u $1693 -.------------ Now 1495 Automatic Transmission, Radio, llrater. 4 Door Sedan, Oar Owner. K U | f / 1960 Ford Fairlane 500 2 Dr. Sedan 6 Cylinder, Standard Irana.., Radio, Heater V-8. Automatic Trans.. Power Steering and Rrakea, llad.o. Healer, Air Conditioned --------TRUCK 1958 Dodge Royal Automatic Transmission, l'o «tr Slrrring, Radio, Heater. Was $893 *695 1955 O L D SM O H 1L K 1955 D O D G K 1950 D O D O K 1956 C H R Y S L E R Equipped, 1959 Rambler Custom* Station Wagon. 4 Door, Automatic Trans.., Radio, Heater 1959 Chevrolet Blscayna V-8, Straight Stick, Radio, Healer, Ealra Clean 1959 Cadillac i Door Hardtop. Fully Equipped, Air Cond., Real Nice Station Wagon. J Pass., Fully Pow­ ered 4 Air Cond. BARGAIN AUGUST S A LE N EW C H EV R O LETS - $1897 And Up OLDSM OBILES — Big Saving C A D ILL A C — 1 Left U SED 193* 1938 19(10 1959 1957 1957 *2195 *2495 *1495 *1295 1960 Ford F100 Pickup Truck KT)*99A *1295 *1095 *1195 *2395 *895 F A 2-0861 ^ r ; v r r . ; .: 1 V* ■ j »f f ilL il l On u new Car of your choice from our wide stock o f models in your color and equipment Come new in and see why we have so many satisfied customers. M aybe you will want to become one too! 10 N E W 63’s IN STOCK J r, i} H U IC K S P E C IA L 11 N E W 63’s IN STOCK PONTIAC GRAND PRIX 12 N E W 63’s 1958 KI,SKI' 2 l>,Mr |U,d(up’ Nfcd* Wurk iq q 1 9 5 4 0 , ‘ USMO,,,,' K 4 lk>or- Bator Knocks 1953 PONTIAC 1956 DODGE I 2 Door .... . Door V-l STOCK ---------------- 3 9 5 ■Jg — ---- 50 ........—— RA.MIILKR CLASSIC 195 I.ong trades are being made now! Your trade-in will PA 2-0611 aM M fl Winter Park MI 7-2330 Strickland - Morrison, Inc. 308 E. First S t Winter Park MI 7-IM6 U IN 1947 Ford F600 Cab & Flat Bed 519 E. FIRST ST. it V 2505 Park Ave. 219 K. 2nd SI. FA 2-0711 • FA 2-0231 CAILS SOLD WITH A tiW WARRANTY Seminole Co. Motors it! CAR S TAKE THE WHEEL WE'LL MAKE THE DEAL *1595 *2995 *1595 1958 Volkswagen Truck 5 our Authorized Ford Dealer Fu r Seminole (a u n ty 1 CtlEV. 4 l)mir llnrdtop, Aulo • o*e*ee*4 $595 FOK1) >/• Ton. Van liody ................... 795 CIIKV. ItelAir 4 Door. Autoo ***••*«*•••• 1295 IIIJICK 4 Door Hurdtop, Power *(N»«86 1295 OLDS 4. 88 Auto.. Power Steering .... 495 asssisee....... h eeoeeeeoooe CIIKV. Station W'ngon .......... .. 495 BUYS 1 9 5 8 ro R D K*irlsn* '• • • 2 I w Pickup Truck T3-I03A ole*. $1 ,006, Very FA 2-6629. 1959 Chevrolet 1961 Ford F100 PU Truck 6 Cylinder, Standard FT3-8I \ room. HOLLERSo/SANFORP B A R G A IN S :-------- 1960 Ford Falcon Kanchero No Down Payment On These: 1960 Pontiac Ventura 2 Door Hardtop, Fully Air Cond., Extra Clean 1959 Ford" 1959 Ford Country Sedan J Air Standard Trans.., 6 Cylinder, Radio, llrater 1959 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Dr. 1961 PO N TIAC C A T A L IN A Equipped, llrnokwood Salllon Wagon. I lloor. Fully Powered 4 Air Cond., Extra Clean 1961 Ford Country Sedan House trailer. Sleep* 4. H u 1937 OLDS 96 convertible. Au­ tub. $993. FA 2 3711. tomatic, power iteering, power brakes. New top. Call 323 0304. 1633 TRAILER M W . 1 Bed. 1960 Mercury Monterey I Door Sedan, Automatic Trans., I'owrr Steer. 4 Brakes, Radio, llratrr. Like New Hard lop V-8, Automatic Tran*., Radio, lleatrr, I'owrr Steering A V-N, t D»or Hardtop. Straight Tran*., Radio, Heater, Real Sharp Hard Top, V-8, Radio, llratrr, ,Air Conditioned *1962 Ford Galaxie 500 2 Dr. $JLQ C llratrr, Radio. Wat $»95 ___ _ Now 1961 Chevrolet Bel Air V-6, Automatic Trans., Radio, Heater, Ueautlfal White Color I960 Ford Galaxie V-H Automatic Tran*., Power Steering 4 Brakes, Radio, Heater, Air Conditioned Gateway To The Waterway R ob son S p o r tin g G ood s 1939 VOLKSWAGON Karra Inn Your EVLNRUD* Dealer Ghla Sport Coupe. Like 30444 E. lit Pb. FA I - M new. ltoi Forest Drive. Pb. FA 2 3378. 1T ft. SWIFT, top. aide cur. tahu, epoxy pelat. 71 John'37 C1IEV. 210. 2 dr. Sedan. eoo,- gator trailer, spare Completely rebuilt motor, prop and extra*. All la ex­ •tick shift. $393 cash. Phone cellent condition. fllOO. FA FA 2-7690. 2-4173. ' '33 HUICK Engine 4 rear end. 33 Oldsmoblle hydra­ 39. T ra itors ■ C u bn aas matic 4 rear end. Best offer. FA 2 3204. '17 YELLOWSTONE » ft YOU LAWN SERVICE SUMMER 1033 PLYMOUTH. Good ran ditinn. $73. 322 0627. sessed '63 model swing needle Zig Zsg, with only SHARP '37 Dodge. 4 dr. V>. 6 pay ments at $6.30 remain, Reasonable. FA 2-0566. ing. Sews forward 4 Re­ verse, makes buttonholes, sews on buttons, embroid­ ers, monograms, darns, patches, tacks, hems, etc. FA 28627 Sanford. 1 USED Royal, l used Un­ wood. Standard Typewrit­ ers. $49.93 each. Powell's 31-A Swap or Exchange Office Supply, 117 S. Mag­ BUY, Sell & Trade Guns. nolia Ave, Osteen Bridge Fish Camp NORGE 2 door freercr-rcfrig4 Gun Shop. "Hi, Billy! Something AWFUL haa happened! My rrator combination. $73. Ex­ folks found a new baby sitttri'* cellent condition. FA 2-6370. *33 CHEVY’ , tag, good tires; needs some work, $83, or PING pong table complete trade for piano. 340 48(3. 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture $10. 2 Wing back chairs In good cond. $10. FA 2-0234. 35. Articles Wanted LIGl'STRUM 30 cents to $13. Used furniture, appliances, Gray Shadows Nursery tools, etc. Bought • Sold. 1 NEW Underwood portable WANTED used T .V .a. Ph. 4 mi. S. on Sanford Ave. Larry's Mart 213 Sanford Typewriter d e m onstrator. FA 2-9778. Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132 List $99 00. Special $34.95. VEGETABLE plants. See Powell's Office Supply, 117 30. Automobile* • Truck* Hum's Tuxedo Feed Store, f r k e e s t im a t e S. Magnolia Ave. 2nd and Sanford Ave. BUYING a XT,:w or Upholstering 4 Mattress ren­ USED CAR? ovating. New 4 Used Furni­ 16.500 HTU Air fund. Used 33. Furniture FINANCE IT WITH US ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. 4 mo. $130 cash. FA 2 5201. 4 Low Interest Rates Sell Us Your Furniture. Quick Co., at 709 Celery Ave. Bedroom suite; Pine bed. 4 Low Monthly Payment* FA 2-2117. Service With the Cash. complete; Mr. and Mrs. FLORIDA STATE BANK SUPER TRADING POST dresser with large mirror. 34. Articles* For Sale FA 2 0677. $15. A!>o 6x9 oval braided 1936 CIIKV. 2 dr. 11r. R. 4 II. 323 2740. rug, reversible, $10. Large WANTED rename couple to Packs, mosquito net*, can teens, mess kits. Armytake up monthly payments folding clothes dryer, al­ 1938 SlMCA. $230. 1403 of $13.10 on 3 complete most new. $10. Call FA 2Navy Surplus, 310 Sanford Court St. FA 2-4820. Ave. rooms of furniture. Call 9320. TK 8 1511, Casselberry, col­ lect. Special Services It. Insurance 13 6 . A u tom ob iles - T r a c k s 37. H o sts • M o ts r s SINGER AUTOMATIC never he worth more! U l l k l T L IN C 0 L N l l j f n U l l I M ERCURY I N I . S A N F O R D - F A 2 - Isa l W in ter P a rk Phun* MI 4-0209 F A 2-1481 LOT AT PALMETTO 4 COMMERCIAL BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 301 W. 1st. St. Ph. F A 2 0231 I �_______ , S it? fe m fa r fo I f m t U i >m rw tfoa to Oviedo 1M yaeag people at held at the Orled* ran attended by •any e f the parent*. V leporta ahow that there wee* » beginner atodenta who liaraif t* awim; a number improved enough to awim th* width cf th* pool and a total e l (ft prograaaed enough to awim th* length of the pool. Advanced atndento competed b • diving and awimming eanteat with th* winner* being Mary Courier, beat dive; John Aria, blggoet aplaah; Mary Courier, longeet under water awlmmir and Chrlatlo* Mik­ ler, amalieet aplaah. Bio* ribbon* were awarded all competitor*. Adding to the pleaaure and fun of the occaaion with many funny antic* were Jim­ my Courier and Billy Mikler who a p p e a r e d aa water •towns. Recreation Program Direc­ tor Paul Mikler espreaaed hia gratitude for cooperation of th* children and parent* and fo r aaaiatane* o f Tony Daniel and Kirby Bucklaw who are hi charge o f the pool during th* aummer. Mikler atated that an out*Landing Job waa done by Jim Palmer, Suxanne Partin and Johnny Courier, awimming to- Beautification Contest Set InDeBary Plana for a Beautification Conteat to be held Au*. 13Nov. IS tor bualnca* eatabliahmcnta and rcildcnce* of DeBary were announced to­ day by Cheater Rcarlck, prcildent of the DeBary Civ­ ic Aim . Caah priiei, offered by a public iplrlted member oi the aaieclitton in order to focua attantion on the beautlflcation program, will be awarded in two catcgorlei: To th* builneia eitabllihment (bowing greatcit improvement in appearance, ex­ terior and Interior, will go a first priie of 1100. Second priza wilt be $23. To the residence and grounds ihowlng the moit Improvement will go a first prize oi 333. Second prize will be $13. A commute* headed by James Rucker, asaodaUon chairman of civic affair*, will serve as judges. Rcarlck, In urging commu­ nity participation in the pro­ ject, said, ’‘ the lirit impres­ sion a visitor gets oi any community Is tint presented by the business district. A main street, showing pride oi ownership with well kept driveways, attractive win­ dows, lsndscaping where pos­ sible or other types of plant­ ing, is an asset to all oi us." Casselberry V CS To Close This Friday Th# Westminster Presbyter­ ian Church of Casselberry will rlo.a Its flrat Vacation Church School with a ahort assembly program to be held nt 11:15 a. m. Friday. Parent* and friend* of the atudanta ara Invited to attend. During th# two week aehuol there wera 38 children in at­ tendance at clusses with 12 teacher* on the ataff. A num­ ber of apeclal projects were completed and a specinl offer­ ing received will assist with work among children through­ out the world. Elrod To Speak For Republicans Rep. Robert Elrod o f Or­ ange County will b« guest speaker at the Heminole Coun­ ty Young Republican Club on Tuesday, Aug. 20, at 8 p.m. at the Howell Park Civic Cen­ ter on State ltd. 43*1. Kep. Elrod, a past chairman o f the Orange County Repub­ lican Executive Committee and experienced in public rela­ tions work, will speak on party county organization and his txperienca in th« legist*ra. All Republicans in the arcs art cordially tovitol to attend. r ■tractor* and by Bob Iaaii, art* and craft* Inatructor and Pet* Bukur, band director. Bucklew has announced that th# pool will continue to b* open dally from 1:30 until 8:30 p. m. and on Tocaday night from 7:30 until 10 p. ra. until further notice. WATER CLOWNS Jimmy Courier, left, fcnd Hilly Mikler, added much to pleasure and fun of the program held at the Oviedo Pool to conclude aummer recreation. In bottom photo are Mnry Courier who took the nwaril for bent dive and John Arie who copped the ribbon for making the biggest aplaah. (Herald Photoa) COUNTY NEW S COM M ENT Discuss Taxation Miss Nikki Morgan, 16-year- latter project In all projects they will be working with Girl Scouts and Girl Scout Leaders from the community in which their particular camp site ia lo­ cated. In addition, each camper at All-States Camp will have an opportunity to improve her own campcrafl skills, enjoy cook-outs, hikes and games and have an opportunity to meet Girl Scouts from many other parts of the United States. It is also expected that the All-States participants will gain experience In leader training techniques w h i c h they can bring back to their own Girl Scout council*. Upon her return home, Nikki will help at least one troop to go camping. This year's All-States En­ campment is the second stage of a three-year plan through which the Girl Scout national organization hopes eventually to bring camping to 75,000 girls who otherwise would not have the opportunity, it is expected that by a fanning out process the All-States En­ campment participants will help increase both the quan­ tity and quality of camping experiences which may be available to Girl Scouts in the future. The concept of the AilStates Encampments is in kreping with findings of a study conducted by the Uni­ versity of Michigan Survey Center research for Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. in 1935. The study revealed that all Girl'Scouts from Ilrownies to Seniors wanted more oppor­ tunities for experience in out­ door living through G i r l Scouting. Semtnole County Forest In commenting on the selec­ Ranger Albert H>.rris n-port­ tion of a girl from Citrus ed this week that ns of Aug. 1 Council of Girl Scouting, Mrs. there liuvo hern 113 wild fires Edna Barksdale, C o u n c i l this year, n drop from 113 at president, said, "We are thia same tlma Inst year. pleated and proud that Miss Causes for the fire* wera Hated a* lightning, 7:8 per Morgan haa been selected to rent; campfire#, 3 per rent; represent Region Six at the Encampment in ainoking, 0 per cent; debri* or All-States earaped trnsh fire#,' 30.8 per Michigan and are eagerly cent; inrendiary or eet flrea, awaiting a report of her ex­ 33 per cent and machine uae periences upon her return." old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawla X. Morgan o f Sunland Estates, has been selected to participate In a National Camping Project to ba con­ ducted this aummer by Girl Scouts of th* U.S.A. This special project, known as All-Statas Encampment, consists o f five camps at which a total of 62g girls from every state in the country will spend 17 days this sum­ mer. Th# camps ara located In California, M a r y l a n d , Michigan, Tennessee, and the State of Washington. Nikki will go to Camp Tocanja at Twin Lakes, Mich. The girls are selected for their excellent c a m p i n g skills. In the course of their IT days at camp they will participate in a variety o f dif­ ferent projects on an experi­ mental basis in order to test the practicability of carrying out similar projects in local communities throughout the country. Some girls wilt survey po­ tential camping sites and study new imaginative uses of existing camp sites. Others will help to develop wild life sanctuaries. Still others will help prepare Girl Scout Lead era In camping techniques which will enable the leaders to bring better camping to more girli. Nikki has been selected to participate in the Danger Season Nears From October on until the spring ruins start again, somewhere in Seminole County someone will let u trash fire escupe. Thu spring ami summer rains, along with Florida’s long warm season and fast growing vegetation, create u special problem. Winds will be high and underbrush brittle and brown mak­ ing it easy for wildfires to be started which will affect ull of us since they waste un imjHtrtunt natural resource. Maybe you huve been burning trash ull summer in the buck yurd and still haven’t been responsible for sturting a fire. Yet you must remember that in a month or two, when the grass turns brown and the winds start to blow, a single little spark will start a wildfire. Records from Seminole County Forest Hun­ ger Albert Harris show thut there have been 55 less wildfires to date this year than in 1062. Co­ operation from residents has helped reduce the number from 118 to 92 and further cooperation, which will continue to lessen ttie number, will mean u great deal to the Forestry Service. The Hangers, in turn, stand reudy to assist nny landowner with his burning or fire line plowing if only he will request it. Hart Serving On USS Wasp David L. Hart, airman, DSN, son of Mr. and Mr*. Lu­ ther C. Hart of Altamonte Springs, is serving aboard the anti-submarine warfare sup­ port aircraft carrier USS Wasp which recently partici­ pated in flrvt operations in the Caribbean. Porta o f call during the Caribbean deployment includ­ ed New Orleans, the Republic of Honduras; Kingston, Ja maica and St. Thomas in the Virgin Islands. Highlight of the cruise came at the Republic o f Hon duras when Wasp crewmen welcome*) his excellency Dr. Ramon Villeda Morales, Hun duran president, aboard the ship. The 40.000-ton Wssp nor maliy operates out of Boston. PAGE 4-A THURS., AUGUST IB, 1063 Forest Ranger Reports Drop !n Wild Fires EDITORIAL E d itio n (trains, tractors, etc.), 14 per cent. Total acreage burned ia fur below last yeur’a period. At the same tim* Harris warned that the danger aeaNew officers o f the Chutu*on will begin in October and Inst until the spring ruins next ota Sportsmen’s Club were year. He reminded that th e! elected at the- July meeting Forestry Service ia available when 22 members were in at­ upon request to any landuwn- tendance to vote. Elected were Fred Stumpf, er to assist with burning or plowing of fire lines. There ia president; Gene Moyer, vice no charge for the first 15 min­ president; l.onnie Harris, sec­ ute# of plowing. After that a retary and Hartley Savage, small hourly rate la charged. treasurer. Dan Drooks and Roy Cum­ There is no charge whatsoever for assistance in burning, mings were elected to the where time and equipment is Board o f Directors to a*-rvc nvuitnblf. with Hunk Schwerilt, Joe RufCalls cun be made to* TE fo and Rulaml Millette, al 8-1229 for fire or assistance. ready on tha board. Chuluota Club Elects Officers By Mo m Grinatesd An agenda for tha North Orlando Village Coun* dl stating that an ordinance to levy tax upon all utili. lies consumed within the corporate limits ia to bo presented at the August meeting has resulted in much discussion among the village residents. Mrs. Charles Rowell of Devon Ave., who is ac­ Moose Lodge Sets Drive For New Members MISS NIKKI MORGAN Promenaders Give Exhibition For DeBary Youth Program By Mrs. Adam Muller An exhibition of Western Style Dancing was given last Friday night by a group of Starlight Proincnadcr* at the DeBary Community Center for young people of the area who are learning to Square Dance during the Summer Recreation Program being sponsored by the DeBary Civ­ ic Assn. Youths attending formed five squares to dance under instruction from Harold Jen­ kins who will teach the young people for a period of 15 weeks. Jenkins joined in the exhi­ bition by the visiting dancers, Sally Gcrriey, Mr. and Chuluota Boys Make 20-Mile Boat Trip Mrs. William Stripp and Ann Sarner and Don Wilahan, all of DeBary; Mr. and Mrs. F. White of North Orlando and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Duszak of Sanford. in other activity of the rec­ reation program last week, Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph Krela instructed a clast in Folk Dancing on Thursday after­ noon and a total of 31 DoBary youngsters attended th* Thursday evening skating party at the Mclodcc Rink in Sanford. The second Flshathon at l.ake Susan was held earlier in the week and proved to be popular with both girls and boys. A few of the youngsters caught as many as 20 fish while others had from two to six. Several of the youthful fishermen also had the pleasure of hooking bass. By Joan Magin A group of Chuluotu young- 0 0 1 ( 6 b a l 6 N 6 t S sters recently enjoyed a b o a t ; * . . _ _ . trip on the Econ River at SK|,p^TZ.DU I O lO l 13 down to the St. Johns River ending up at the Mims Bridge. Serving aa guide was Jim MeCub Scout* o f Chuluota Eorhern of Third Court. Pack 235 have reported a prof Rough waters encountered It of $12.50 on their recent on tho St. Johns, remitting In hake sale mado possible a few spills ami wet bedrolls through donations of baked and tents, provided the most goods from many residents of excitement on the 20 mile the community. trip. Loaders and members of Boys going were Bob Stew­ the Pack have expressed ap­ art, John Wuyne Jones, Jerry- preciation to the adults mak Murphy, Bruce Findley and ing contributions and assist­ Jerry and Jeffery Sargent. ing in supervisory capacities to make the sale a success A business meeting waa Practice Set Football practice nt South held at 7 p.m. Monday at the Seminole Junior High School j Chuluota Community Buildin Casselberry will begin next! ing for the boy# to dt-cid* on Monday, Coach Jim Clark an­ needed equipment to be pur­ nounced today. Roys are to re­ chased from proceeds. A t the port to the school at 3:30 p. m. Aug. 5 meeting the hoys took Assistant football coach willl water snfety teats nsiuired be Dave Miller. I for earning the wolf badge. For Cub Pack Numerous other residents agreed that they moved t* North Orlando because they wanted to "get away from city living." However, they feel they were pushed into the opposite position when annexed into th* eorporatn limit*. Some are in favor o f taxation but feel that a utili­ ty tax ii unfair or that, at this time, the city does not hare enough to offer in re- * ' turn. Dave Tilsnn o f Bombay Ave. had thia statement: " A need for taxes is recognized if, and when, resident* are as. aured o f getting nominal services for their tax dollar. "With the limited services now offered, the current need for taxes is not clearly es- ,* tablished, it wculd seem an 1 equitable arrangement that possibly in the future a three per eent utility tax might be suitable. “ My opinion ia that the present Income o f the villag* could be mor# Judiciously spent and thus would possibly forestall a tax for soma time." k Ona o f th* first resident* In the village, William Turn­ er o f Devon Ave. had thia to By Mrs. Adam Mailer The DeBary Entertainment say: “ I don't mind taxation Association has announced but a realty tax ia the best the program schedule of per­ and fairest” Turner added that he ia formances to be held at the Community Center during the atrengiy againat a franchise of any kind since "competi­ coming season. Dates and programi are tion gives you a fair price , Nov. 1, Rosazzo, Baritooe; and with a franchise there ia ‘ Nov. 22, Concert Orchestra; no competition." Jan. 10, Conversation Con­ In thia h* referred to the cert; Feb. 7, Llorda Interna­ proposed ordinances granting tional; Feb. 21, C o n c e r t 30 year franchises to Florida Choir; Starch 13, Marcus Ro Power Corp., of Winter Park bie, Character Sketches; and Suburban Propan* Gas March 21; Travelogue, Aus­ Co. of Maitland which also tralia and April 3, Musical are on th* August meeting Varieties. agenda. Curtain time for all per­ Roy Burk* o f Edgemon * formances will be 8 p.m. Ave. aald "We will have t<» Although all teats arc sold have some kind o f tax but T at present and there la a do not think a utility tax is waiting list for caocellationi, fair. Perhaps a realty tax, namei still are being accept­ where evary property owner ed to add to tha list. Those pay*, would be better. Why interested should contact of­ should the few people living ficers at the Center. here also pay for protecting empty houses? All land own­ ers should have to pay be- , cause they benefit by any- * thing the city does." Statements from council By Mrs. Adam Muller member* explaining the need The DeBary Volunteer fur a taxation and what per­ Firemen sponsored a dance centage I* to be proposed are last Saturday night at the expected at Monday night's Recreation Halt of the Fire meetings. Residents are being Station with Harold Jenkins urged by all o f the council in charge of the music. members to openly express A waltz demonstration, to th« tune of "Golden Gate,” their opinion* at the meeting 4 was presented by Vota Lam- which will take place at 7:30 bertson and William Stripp p.m. in the Recreation Area and several specialty num­ Community Building. DeBarySets Entertainment Program DeBary Firemen Sponsor Dance Participation Record Scored Reports that CasselberTy hail a record high participa lion In the Summer Recrea­ tion Program were nude at Monday night's meeting of the Casselberry Board of Al­ dermen by Larry Miller, chairman of the Casselberry Recreation Commission. Miller said that he had been informed by county In­ structors in charge of tha program that Casselberry chiid-cn received a total of between 700 an*] S0o hours of supervised recreation this summer. He also advised the board of the town program now un­ derway at the old Pro Shop across from the Women's Club Building which ia being used as a temporary recrea­ tion center for various ag« groups Including adults who are invited to mak* use of th* facility on Sunday nights. A membership drive for Sanford Lodge 1851, Loyal Or­ der of Moose, has been an­ nounced by Governor Otis Sjobiom in conjunction with plans to build a 40 by SO foot lodge hall on property pur­ chased last month at 2600 S. Palmetto Ave. Lodge officials hope to be in the new building by Christ­ mas of this year. To aid the building fund, each present member is be­ ing urged to algn one or mor* new members at spec­ ial enrollment fees. Through SepL 30, the spon­ sor ct each new member will b# awarded a specially de­ signed Moose tie clip, tor two members • Moose cigaret lighter, for flv* members a Moos* wallet and for ten members, a Moose ring. Those who sponsor 12 new members between now and next June 30 will receive i diamond Elgin watch. Aa Initiation d a is in hon or of the new property will be held at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 8, at the temporary headquarters in Lake Mary for members, their wives end ail prospective memberi. tive in many civto organize. tiona in tha community, aald I am not against taxation but againat being taxed by a council that promised n* taxes in thalr campaign plat« forms. 1 am afraid if North Orlando resident* have taxes forced on them at this time our community will auffef great harm." Mr*. Ewrightson Harvitl# $ o f N. Third St., alao promin­ ent in local eivic affair*, said "W e moved to thia community to get away from big city taxes and until our village ia larger, with more residents and mor* businesses, w# should not be taxed." bers were included for the group. Thornton Smith, In the ab­ sence of HarTison Bemritter, served the fire ball hot dogs, coffee and cold drinka. The Fund Raising Commit­ The next dance will be on tee o f the Chuluota ComraunAug. 24 from S until It p.m. Ity Club will sponsor a Beach * at the Fire Hall. Party at the Lake Catherine Reach Area this Friday begin­ ning at 6 p. m. Meeting Called Hot dog* and soft drink* The North Orlando Little will be available during the League Parent'# Auxiliary party hours and guests will haa called an important busi­ be invited to dance to record*. ness meeting for 7:30 p. m. Proceed* will benefit th* rec­ Sunday at the Community reation fund. Building in the Village RtcMr*. Dorothy Fox is sarv- * reation Area. All members ara . ing as chairman in charg* ol urged to b* present. l arrangement*. Beach Party Set In Chuluota NORTH ORLANDO FAMILIES tinned out in record numbers lust Saturday to enjoy an after­ noon and evening o f fun, food and recreation held under auspices o f the Civic Association. The Community Building in the Recreation Area uus packed and more were waiting outside to be nerved ut the covered dish und barbecue chicken supper. Serving were Mrs. Bill Ryan, Mrs. Pat DelYillaggio, Mrs. Don Nall and Mrs. Ewrightson Harvilie(Herald Photo) �India Reports Chinese Mass On Border 8>mtfor& Ijm tlii e t * 0' Gen. J. C. Hutchison, chair* WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Saturday with afternoon showers; high today 88-92; low tonight about 75. man o f the Seminole County VOL. 63 Commission, li a member of United Presa Leased Wire Established 1908 FRI., AUGUST 16, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 779 the advisory committee plannine the Extradition Of Perez Jimenez Due Any Time “ Salute to Space Science" achievements expotition Oct, 22-23 at Orlando. The NASA exhibit, never be­ fore aeen In the United StateJ, will be the largest exposition ever held in Florida. • • • Of Tampa Havana AA Guns City Challenges Both Fire On Plane Sides In Strike HAVANA (UPI) — Trig­ determined whether th« two Americans, o f whom only MtAMl (U P D -U . I . offi­ cials removed former Ven­ ger-happy antiaircraft artil­ Incident! were related al­ Alexander I. Rorke Jr.., a ezuelan dictator Marco* Pe­ lerymen opened fir* early to- though the government claim­ free-lance photographer from rez Jimenez from the Dade day on a plan* over Havana ed the plane over the capital New York, has been Identi­ Cuunty jail today and pre­ at the ism s time the govern­ “ apparently s t r a y e d o f f fied hy name. His companions pared to turn him over to a ment waa reporting a bomb­ course" over the suburban were described only as stu­ Dusty Boots Riding A»»oMRS. DOROTHY AUSTIN and atraflng atUck Nlco fopes (formerly Shell) dents belonging to an organi­ Venezuelan police commis­ ing aiation will stage another Thursday on a central Cuba refinery. sation calling itself ths "U. 8. sion waiting to fly him back horse show and play day Sun­ sugar mill by a "pirate" air­ The sugar mill attacked Freedom Fighter*.* to Caracas for trial. day, with riding competition just before dawn Thursday (Although Rorke said the Minutes earlier, one of Pe- craft. and games beginning at 1 p.m. It could not immediately b e . was the Bolivn Plantation bombing wax at least par­ rer .llmener* lawyer* entered Tlie atena U located ou Cr.uia |near Morcn, in Camnguey tially effective, ths Cuban the jail to talk to his client. Road, across from Jet Lan-s I Province. An armed forces government **id the refinery “ It looks like this time he and behind the Farmers Auc­ |communique said the "pirate" suffered no damnge.) Is going.'' said Attorney Ed­ tion. Spectators are admitted I aircraft “ fired several shut* The armed force* communi­ Ernest Southward, presi­ Heart Council and assistan* ward Moore. free. Lots of good riders in |at the mill and dropped two que blamed the "aggression" dent of the Florida Heart field director of the nineShortly alter the federal this area. 50-pound bombs. at the sugar mill on the "im ­ • • • Association, announced today county Central Florida dis­ contingent arrived at the jail, The communique obliquely perialist government of the Sheriff T. A. Buchanan left A Social Security represen­ that Mrs. Dorothy Austin has trict. BRAZZAVILLE. The Con­ identified the attacking plane United States." tative from Orlando will be been named executive direc­ Mrs. Austin, presently fea­ his office, telling his staff he go (UPI) — Congolese army ns American saying it "came at Sanford City Hall Sept. 4, tor of the Seminoli-DeBary ture editor of The Sanford was en route to release Perez chie!* and trade union lead­ from and returned to the Herald, will assume her new Jimenez to federal author! ers formed a provisional gov­ north." meaning the United 11, 1R and 25 between 9 a.m. duties around the first part tics. The transfer of the ernment today replacing Ful- States. and noon for the benefit of of September, Southward pudgy millionaire from U. S. hert Youlou, ousted president OTTAWA (UPI) - Prime persons with questions. The report said antiaircraft officials to Venezuelan • • • said. of the former French Congo. fire "forced the plane to with­ Minister foster B. Pearson Rev. Fred B. Chance will In connection with the new authority was expected to Alphonse Masscmba-Dcba. draw,” but did not identify it today announced an agree­ address the Kiwanls Club appointment, a full-time o f­ take place at the airport. former National Assembly or say whether it wa* hit. ment with the United States A chartered Venezuelan Wednesday noon at the Civic fice cf the Heart Association president, was named head of The reference to its having to give Canada nuclear Center. will be opened in Sanford at Avenca Airliner stood under a provisional regime to hold strayed off course suggested warheads under “ joint con­ • • • with “ satisfactory” North Park Avenue. police guard on an isolated office for three months ami it was a Cuban patrol plane. trol” CHICAGO (UPI) — The Legionnaires will enjoy a American B a r Association Tills will he headquarters for patch of ground at the west­ prepare the country for new Military regulations forbid protection for Canada's na­ steak dinner at 7 p.m. Mon­ Thursday rejected a call for liie livid director, Mrs, Jean­ ern end of Miami Internation elections. night flights over Havana or tional Interests. day prior to the regular busi­ a referendum on three so-call­ ne Bodlish, as well as the o f­ al airport. It waited to carry The new government's first such key installations as the ness meeting of Camphell- ed states rights amendments fice ol the Scminole-DcBary the pudgy l9year-old exile act was to dissolve the You- nearby oil refineries. back to Caracas under guard Heart Association. Lossing Post at 8 p.m. Cali to tho U. S. Constitution. lou-dominatcd parliament and (One of the refineries was of a special 17-meinbcr Ven “ Mrs. Austin has worked 822-1728 of 322-1818 for res­ proclaim amnesty for politic­ bombed April 25 by a twocrucian police commission with ttie Heart Association ervations. al prisoners, engined plane -aid to have • • • LONDON* (U l'li — Police both through The Sanford which has been waiting here Youlou was placed under been manned by four young since Tuesday. house arrest at his country School offices reminded to­ disclosed they have found Herald and in a civic capacity GENEVA (U PI) — The A battery of newsmen and home near the capital city to­ day that all students new to more of the loot taken in last for a number ot years aud United States today declared photographers waiting at the day. He was taken from the Seminole County and nut reg­ week's $7.1 million mail train we are very pleased that she it la ready to exchange airport were kept behind a presidential palace hy Conistered should do so at their robbery, soma of it from two has consented to accept the ground observation posts with wire fence about too yards |golese army commandos late schools between Monday ami middle - aged abler* among position as executive director . tho Soviet Union to reduce the from the plane, a lour engine i Thursday, following his resig­ Aug. 20. I’ um '.U of children five persons formally charg­ of the association,'1 South­ j*n ger ot surprise attack, pn* DCCll. ward said today. nation. entering the first grade must ed in the case today. viding no strings a n s t u d i­ Tb* federal officers going EGLtX AIR FORCE BASE . . In addition to the admlnitpresent birth certificates. Stu­ ed. "'llllam (U P !i — Capt. Amedeo L. Y M ; traU>n •? U»- Jneil .0 0 * 1 dents who were in local Soviet disarmament negoti­ .-W P ^ t M r t ; -Jaadow.'i. CS. ii . su lev • .:. MOSCOW (U I T )-'r Marioretui received a lifen w .< »| Mrs. ,\u ui Wid sen * as ai schools last year need not re­ ator Satnyun Tsurapkin Indltoruey: Chtet UJ S. Marshal viet Union rh irgad in .x s.**h risfaut »» Mr*. Jeanr.o Bodvaving birthday present Wed­ register. School opens Sept. J. I fated Moscow is willing to re­ Guy Hlxnn and Deputy Mar­ nesday in the form ot an attack today that Red tlhitia i ||sh. ntvly appointed Held dl consider its previous demand* empty gas tank. TAMPA (U l'li — Law disrupted Communist ; L 1o c j rector for the nine county shal Jame* French. Police Chief Roy Williams Tlie fuel container saved ' that rstuhlishment of such fUTcemsnt agencies In Hills­ tactics (luring the Cuban rials , central area of the stau laist.s he coupled with • re•aid today he will be o ff Sat* borough and I’ uulla- rountb ’ his life and the live* ot three by stepping up solitary ac-i w h i c h Includes Seminole, urilay on a well-earned vaca­ joined forces Thursday night children, including ills two i duction of one-third of troops lions on the Indiaiibordir last ora n ,e. Volusia Lake. 11 c-j in central Europe and with tion. (ioing fUliing, Chief? ami today nnd unrated 12 per.] young sons, i vard. Osceola, Indian Hiver, « « • creation of a nuclear-free tone sons in connection with a teleAn Air Force doctor, Mario— « ,, | , Okeechobee and Flakier. Watch for the big Rotary phone cable rutting incident1renzi and the children spent in this area. I v US K lO p O p id j Mrs. Austin has been feaUnited States negotiator vaudeville show Sept. 2 at the at Tarpon Springs. Another] a chilling 13 hours clinging to ... .. . . . WASHINGTON i< I’ *> — , tnre editor of The Sanford Charles C, Steele said America the tank in a hay after being man has been <barged with an Rita Theater Son,,, of our Secretary ol State Dean Rusk „ eraM 1(ir , he pJ,, LOS ANGELES (11*1 must outstanding local talent |Mit, t(ll|ay Rus- ij Knld make >t.ur!> s)ltf ,, lho lllotlll.r alleged ruble rutting attempt thrown into the water when “ is prewired to accept an ar­ man, his wife and the wom­ a wave apparently capsized rangement limited to s sys­ will lie featured in this show a "very helpful >attribution" three chililreii, John, a stuiii Tampa. an they are accused of tar­ for the benefit of tho pedi­ to overall improvwnent in U. j jent „t the L'nivcrsity ot Fivo men attested Thursday their 15-bait boat Tuesday af­ tem of ground observation ring and feathering in an posts." atrics wing ut Seminole Me­ S.-Sovlet relation) by com-, Florida; Louise, a student at night after u high speed rlmse ternoon. elaborate hoax “ to stir up Steele said the United States They were rescued laic morial Hospital. pletely withdraw I g rs nuli-jthe Orange County School ot a racial incident" were in at Tarpon Springs w e r e “ does not insist" that such an Wednesday afternoon when charged today with causing |tury personnel fr-fvs Culm. Nursing, and Jimmy, eighth police custody today on char­ damage of more than I2IHI to spotted hy an Air Force crew, exchange lie linked to other It. K. l’oilrr figures that grader. ges of arson and conspiracy. previous American proposals a communications cubic, u Tho Herald will be well rep­ .Mrs. Katherine Harwell, for advance notification of WASHINGTON (U l'li — resented in any future beauty 1 28, in serious condition at felony. major military movements, I lie expect* contest. Donna Merck has A union source General Hospital with severe aeriul observation, radar con­ joined our .itaff, taking t/ie cd a major dove! iment today hums she suifered when she trols and mobile observation reception desk vacated flmrs in the xtalemnt* ver railroad WASHINGTON (UIT) — teams. was left tarred and feather The longwood City Coun­ cd in a burning house, con­ day by .Mary Williams . . , . pi,ins to eliinii.il> thousands The State Department said aud Donna would do well in of jobs, u,><l If." iniun threat cil, meeting in continued ses­ fessed the hoax Thursday and DALLAS (Ul’ li — Jesse T h u r * d a y there may he to stage a nuln ivvide strike sion Thursday, unanimously implicated Mr amt Mrs. Rob­ Fain any beauty event. Deal, 2*J, confessed "some" Russian troops in the • • • Aug. 2'J if the wi k rub s are approved a resolution lo pave ert Lewis of aurburban 'Aa I Thursday to holding up a mo­ iircu uiound the U. S. Naval Tulll* Ave. from Grunt Street nut. Head majorette Sharon \\ d- changed. tel. thro- drive-in grocery] Rase at Guantanamo. to Oleander and Itak Ave. STRATFORD - O.VAVON, However, the dt purtment liams announced today that Firemen rescued Mrs Har­ stores ami to stealing a car. from Reiter St. to Wildmere. well from the burning fowls ] raid there appeared to lie no England ( UPI ) — Prime Mintryouts for the "Twirling police said. In other business Council- house Tuesday night. At the Deal a l-o told them hr |large concent rations of men is ter Harold Macmillan's Con­ Seminole*" majorette corp s1 WASHINGTON ( Ul l » — men J iin Reiter and Carl time, she told investigators Three Senate cut ■ittea chairwas a relative of Jesse |nor war there any apparent servative party was rocked will lie held .Monday nt 9 a.m. men, impressed ith the ad- fommter were jpimintrd as Rial three white men had James. anew today hy tlie results of increase in numbers. at the Seminole High gym. r. n t " and a committee lo investigate hurst into the house, applied ministration's an election to fill the parli­ “ effective" rase i>r tb" lini- the boundary line of a pro- tar and feathers and set the amentary seat vacated by To date a tot.it of nine ilid test-hull tic i. /, a.i J to- posed plat on K Lake Ave. place ablaze. She said the |disgraced War Minister John builders have picked up blue- , , ... . . . ! Profumo. ... , , day lor additnmii data from as submitted hy the U.V. man. whom she did not recprints and ipecificationa t o r i , . ' ' .................... I Central lutcllig c Agency Milllcan. Conservative candidate An­ j ognize, called her a “ nigger I-ongwood's now city h.ill The meeting was adjourn­ lover” and tore oft her out­ Director John A. IcCone. gus Maude, a SO year-old Bids hiu due in the clerk's j ed subject to call. Journalist was the victor as er garments. office by noon Thursday. expected in this Tory strong• # • hold, hut Ills majority was hue. South Viet Nam (• u n m a n H u n t e d Reports are current again so much less than his party's (U PI) Anotl r UudJhist HARROGATE. Tcnn. ( UPI) Courses Urged that the old hospital building priest set fire • I l l s m e margin in the last election — A “ violent ami desperate” ASTOR PARK ( U P I)—Sec­ • t Fifth and Ouk has been mntilul robes and uriicd himthat tlie opposition Labor gunman, John Edward Miller, retary nt* State Tom Adam* sold and will he remodeled self to death tod r in II proparty claimed a “ moral vic­ 25, one o f two who held up a has called for expansion ot within four months, although test against ullc d r c b g t o u s tory." bank uiiout noon here Thurs­ technical education in Florida It has been condemned by the discrimination h tic South day, continues to elude uU-. high schools to meet the Tile results appeared to eity. forecast further trouble for Yietnamesee go\ -nmant, r«- thorities in Tennessee, Ken­ needs of youngsters who don't • • • Macmillan whose government liable sources rta d . tucky, and Virginia. attend college. Sanford residents arc a lit­ was nearly toppled last mon­ tle lucky. Refuse collection th hy the repercussions from fee here is a It a month — the Profumo scandal. TAI.LAIIAS.St (Ul' li — I)cband is increasing its fee T h e nvciikU’.ivc State front *1.25 to $2. Agency Advisor Committee • • • A spot survey revealed today that hack to has recommend’ triut offschool shopping ill Seminole County in well un­ Here's a goal for Sanford duty federal, st e and haul der way. merchants to shoot at. The employes t>e lice ed by FlorTALLAHASSEE .(U P I) — Stores nil over the county are full of new Chamber of Commerce report­ ids if they wan to work as Milk Commission Chairman ntock.s and di.-rpluy* and customers are eagerly ed today that Seminole Coun- p r i v a t e inv ig.itois or Charles O. Andrews said to­ preparing for the school and college day* ahead, tians have an inrnme of *90 watchmen. day eerlain distributors had u.s well as the coming social season. million a year, hut sales here distorted an age-cy ruling to Extra sjieciiil bargains are being offered hy v only total Atil million a year. justify higher than usual bids clothing and school supply dealers, with many w a s h i n g t o : (UPI) — There's *50 million going on school milk. new items in the latest styles, colors, fabrics Senate investu rs rontinusomewhere else. Several county school 0 0 0 and shapes on colorful display. t-<l to pound a* y today on •AMERICAN IIEACTY' - - Joyce Ilryun, 20, of board* have rejected bids M -py merchants are even featuring di*Miami (floated), i.- tin- "American Beauty" hoReports are current again why Air Force entary Eu amounting to 72 cents per -nunt special sales on items ranging all the way Iected l»y jutlpea to represent the United State.* that the old hospital building gern. M. Zucker belmvt.i the half pint. Milk companies from shoe; to notebook paper und from bicycles in the "International Beauty" contest to he tele­ i t Fifth and Oak has been *7 billion TFX ghlcr (dune have said a ruling that they to General to the latest styles in campus fashions. vised tonight from L our Beach, Calif. M iss told and will be remodeled contract should must pay 61 cents a gallon Most stores in the area will remain open Mryan was chosen Thursday night from 46 en­ within four months, although Dynamics when a own mSli­ for school milk and increased until b p.m. to'dglit foi the convenience of sh o p ­ it has been condemned by tary ex|icit« l) ght fltring trants to represent the U. S. Also pictured are costs have h«H>sted Uie bid pers. j had s better pr 0*u!. runners-up in the "American Beauty" event. price. lire city. City Manager Pete Knowles will diacuaa city operations before the Lions Club Toeeday noon at the Capri. • • • Mrs. Austin Named To Heart Council New Government In Congo Formed BULLETIN n e w a... Bar Votes ‘No’ U. S. Offers Reds Observation Plan More Loot Found Empty Gas Tank From Boat Saves Man, 3 Children New Red Bla 12 Seized In Cable Cutting Three Arrested In Racial Hoax I Rail Break Seen Longwood OKs Paving Work Some' Russians • Maybe He Came InGitmoArea By It Honestly M ac’s Candidate Squeaks Through TAMPA (UPI) _ The City Council moved into th« bit­ ter General Telephone Co. strike Thursday and chal­ lenged both sides to p-esent public at a special meeting their arguments before the next week. Both electrical union lead­ ers and General officials in­ dicated they would attend the meeting, which was set for Monday at 2 p.m. The only persons who will be allowed to speak at the meeting will be councilmen and official representatives of the two allies in the walk­ out, which entered its sixth week Thursday. The council said that while the public is welcome, no outbursts will tie tolerated from irate customers of Gen­ eral. At one time, mo-* *han 65,000 telephones in the six county area served hy Gen­ eral were knocked out due to cable cuttings and other sabotage against company equipment. The council said it hopcsl that the airing ot views wouki help clarify the reason for the walkout. Meanwhile, two bold, uni­ dentified saboteurs staged a brazen cable cutting in midafternoon on busy U.S. High­ way 19 in downtown St. Pe­ tersburg Thursday. Officials said the two men pulled up at the driveway serving the St. Petersburg Times printing plant and cut the cable serving the plant, got back into their car and ilrov* away. Big 'Gator Seen At Lake Minnie The Sheriffs Department was out early today hunting for a huge alligator which was seen on the shore of Lake Minnie, near the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Epps. The. Department reported that children, particularly from tin* Sunland Estates area, have on occasion gone swimming in Lake Minnie and it is hoped that the sight­ ing of (tie alligator might verve as a further warning to swimmers to stay out of tlie lake. The Sheriffs office report­ ed that Mrs. Epps had called to say that the big alligator had crawled up on Iho beach early today. More Dat;i Asked Protest Su ido Licenses /iked Probers A I \\hy Back To School Distributors Of Milk Accused Injury Fatal TAMPA. Fla. (U P D -T in nie Clayton, 56, of Tampa, died Thursday of traffic in­ juries suffered June 15 when she was struck by a hit-andrun driver. Force Larger Than Before, Nehru Says NEW DELHI. India (U P I) —Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru said today that Com­ munist Chinese troops wera massing along the border for a possible new attack on In­ dia. ,r I Nehru said the atrength of the Chinese forces is greater than at the time of the Com­ munist invasion last October. He added the Chinese wera constructing new gun em­ placements, air strips, stor­ age dumpj and roada in tha region of the military build­ up. • • • He told Parliament India must Intensify its defenso preparations to resist any fur­ ther threat to our territorial Integrity.'* Relations between India ami Communist China, Ilia two biggest powers of Asia, have been tense since last autumn when armies o f tha two countries battled along their common border. Tho Indian government charged the Peking regime with out­ right Invasion. After several weeks of con­ frontation. the lighting stop­ ped and Peking announced a ceasefire on Nov. 21 and a withdrawal of its forces bach from the battle line, starting Dec. 1. • • • While there has been no more fighting, there have been frequent infiltrations across the frontier. Neutral attempts to negotiate a set­ tlement of the border dispute have been unsuccessful. Nehru, speaking in s par­ liamentary debate today oa foreign affairs, said "Uia atrength of the Chinese forces along our bordera today is larger than what It was at tha time of the unprovoked mas­ sive attack in October, 1962.** "Apart from this augmenta­ tion of Chinese forces, a fur­ ther development has been the forward movement ot these troops to camps and strong points nearer the In­ dian border than they were last October," he added. Estranged Wife Held In Gunplay ST. AUGUSTINE (U PI) — The estranged wifo o f iv Flo­ rida East Const Railway o f­ ficial was held in the county jail today pending medical examination after she went hunting for her husband witli a loaded shotgun in the rail­ road offices yesterday. Peace Justice Marvin Grief said ho ordered Mrs. Lois Wyckoff, wifo c f FKC per­ sonnel manager Ray W, Wyckoff, held without bond •‘until a doctor has checked to sea If she is capable o f understanding the charge* against her." "Yesterday she told a wit­ ness she hail one barrel for her husband unit one for her­ self," Grier snid. Mrs. Wyckoff, about 13, was charged with unlawfully exhibiting and discharging • firearm. VALDEZ HOTEL 'arlLe Downtown Sanford * X A It’s Funtimc Fri. Nites ut the 1 Caribc! Music hy “The Hideaways’* ^ it � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1963 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, August 15, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 15, 1963. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 15, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/573e33f621d8b5df4027822a18b6e770.pdf 534ec352508d8046f44e9340bd4fda7e PDF Text Text in 9m tfarb Ib ra ld wen Th* rcUlloDi and dutlea or ■ a c m p ip c r to society were ■Ala pointi itreJK d by Mr*. Dorothy Austin, former fea­ ture editor oI The Sanford tferald, la a talk Monday night for Sanford Chapter 1401, Women of the Mooae. Pointing out that there are parta of the world where peo­ ple are willing to die for the freedoms we take for granted DeBary A A R P Grew? Board Meeting By Mrs. Adam Mailer Tho DeBary Chapter of the American Asaoclatkm of Re­ tired Peraona (AARP) will hold an executive board meet­ ing at 10 a.m. Friday at the P i n Recreation Hall of the DeBary Fir* Station. At Util time board mem­ b er! will rote on a permanent meeting plaee for the Chap­ te r and alio will consider apoasorlng a monthly pro- DeBary Club Schedules Art Workshop By M n, Adam Muller Plana for a Painting Workahop to be held for members of the DeBary Art* and Crafts Chib, beginning neat Tuesday a t • a.m., were made by the group at the first meeting of the fall season held last Thursday at 10 a.m. at the DeBary Mansion House with Chester Eldridgo presiding. It waa announced that there will be a Juried Show of De­ B ary artists at the Mansion House on Oct. 6 and members also were advised oi the joint A rt Festival to bo held at the DeBary Community Center, Oct. 24-20. It was voted lo have small decala of the DeBary Arts and Crafts Club seal ordered to be used by members when exhibiting by attaching the aeala to framca of their paint Inga. Hire* now members, Mrs. G. Sottong of DcLand and Mrs. L. P. Williamson and Mra. P. L. Walston of Dr' 11ary, wrre Introduced by Mrs. Beatrice Atul'er, mem bership chairman. Membership in the DeBary Club Is open to residents of all surrounding communities. Those Interested should con tact Mrs. Muller or any pre aent member. Unit To Meet The Auxiliary Unit of South Setnlnolo VFW Post 82117 will meet i t 8 o'clock tonight at tho VKW Post Home on the Old Dixie Highway. Mrs Ruth Hopkins, president, will preiidp. N e w gram of recreation for all DeBary residents. Officials of the group ad­ vise that after careful anal­ ysis of the Bow Medical Care BUI for Lie Aged, they have gone on record in support of the bill. They advise that this bill, which is “to provide for the medics! anil hospital can- ol the aged through a system of voluntary health Insurance," Is offered as a substitute for the controversial King-Andrrson Bill under Social Security. The Bow Bill provides for an income (ax credit ot up to $150 to pay premiums for any approved private health In­ surance program and also provides direct government assistance for those unable to provide themselves with such insurance. The DeBary Chapter feels that under this bill there will be a minimum nf government participation and control thus allowing the Individual a free choice i n .selection of physiclan and hospital. Newcomers Club Sets Luncheon, Fashion Show By Jane Casselberry A Buffet Luncheon and Fas­ hion Show will highlight the next meeting of the South Semirole Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club to be held at 11:30 a. m. on Thursday, Kept. 19, at the Land O'T.akcs Coun­ try Club in Casselberry. Fashions for fall ami winter from Carole's Dress Sliop In Longwood Plaza will be shown by the following models: San­ dy Lal'umu, June Goodwin, Doris Do-.s, Clare I'autscn, Evelyn Chapman and Hurley Mostrom. Cards will be played fol­ lowing t!:e fashion show, time permitting. Library Sets Schedule fly IIon on Kites The Longwood Library will continue Its regular schedule of hours durlnif the winter months, Mrs. Marjgy Manner, librarian, announced today, Tho Llbrury Is open on Tuesdays from 7 until !l pm ,; on Thursdays fioni It until 5 p.m. and on Saturdays from 9:34 until tl:3 o a.m. O v je s3 © Bernice Kelsey The Oviedo High School tu-i added seven additional facul­ ty members this year bring ing the total to 211. John Dawn* wilt be in­ structing In the field of social studies, lie has a B. A. de­ gree from the University ot North Carolina ami at pre­ sent is doing graduate work at Stetson University. Last year he taught at Ocoee. Hu is In America, Mr*. Austin charged member* of her au­ dience with their Individual responsibility in helping to keep these freedoms alive, particularly those of speech and press. In doing so. she staled “The most important rciponbility of a newspaper Is to keep you, the public, Inform­ ed of the facts . . . facts of government, facta pertaining to politics and politicians, facts of the business world and facts relating to tho many humanitarian and ser­ vice o'ganiiatlons and the works they accomplish. “ Another vital function of a newspaper ia to report con­ troversial issues ami, in some Instances, to keep these con­ troversies alive for rarely Is anything worthwhile ever ac­ hieved without some contro­ versy. “ It also Is our privilege to report the many philanthropic works of organizations such as yours, tho Women of the Moose. We like to tell you about these things and to bring the proper recognition to deserving persons. “ Remember, you. the peo­ ple, make the news and here in America you are free to make it in almost any way desired. At the sam e time we of the press arc free to re­ port It. I.ct us keep It that way!’* she urged in conclus­ ion. . Following Mrs. Austin’s program officers of the Chap­ ter conducted the enrollment ritual for new members. Join­ ing at this meeting were Mrs. Christine Wilson, Mrs. Shar­ on Kee, Mrs. Kathleen Faughnan, Mrs. Mildred Gear ami Mrs. Florence McCarson. A business meeting of the Chapter will bu held at 8 p. m. on Sept. 23 at the tem­ porary Moose Homo in Lake Mary. 615 Turn Out For Fish Fry And Clinic A crowd of 815 persons were served fish, hush puppies and ail the trimmings Saturday night at the Oviedo Athletic Association's Fish Fry with a record number of them re­ maining for the Football Clinic staged by the Senior and Junior Varsity teams of Oviedo High School. John Courier, association president and Roswell Noegel, general chairman for the fish fry, expressed (heir ap­ preciation to ail those help­ ing to make the fund raising project such a success. More than $1,204 was raised to apply toward Indebtedness of tile athletic field. The football clinic kicked off promptly at 8 p. m. with Hob Ward as cmcoe. Sponsor­ ed primarily for thosn not well jersed in the sport, the clinic featured demonstrations by members of both varsity teams designed to educate the fans on finer polnLs of football in order that they might better enjoy the forth­ coming games. During the evening Mayor Leo Cary was crowned “ best ticket seller in Oviedo” by Dot Courier, ticket chairman for tho project. Cary sold more than 444 ticket to Hie dinner and clinic. W a n te d married to thu former Lorita has offered .1 Driver's Educa­ Mine* of Orlando, tion course, which Is being taught the llrst semester by Richard Zctloy |* director Marion Martin of Sanford. He of the hand and chorus. Ho has u Bachelor and a Mast­ has a Bachelor of Music de­ er's Degree from tho Unlvcr gree from North Western also sily of Florida, Marlin la an M A., from Rutger*. Zel- married and has three sons. ley Is married lo the funner HU wile is presently leachBarbara Adair of Maitland, In : at South Seminole Junior and they are making their Hi :!i tn Sanford. The second home at Chuluota. semester ho will be at l.yman. Oviedo for tho first year, Sirs. Donna Neely, Oviedo, NEW OVIEDO TEACHERS this year are, front, from left, Mrs. Donna Neely, Miss Dorothy Rice and Mra F.ffie Mao P orter; Luck, Marion Mar­ tin, John Dawes am! Richard Zulley. Mrs. Nell Drill i ami Ai tliur Scott, also new a t the school this your, were not present for the photograph. ALTAMONTE AND CASSELBERRY Scout.-* camping a t Juniper Springs last Friday were, front, front left, Denni.-t Mardic.sano, Billy Dempsey, Ricky Casselberry, J’etcr Montgomery, David Krohne, Bill Dandcra arul Danny Casselberry, all of Troop 3-il. Those in back, from Troop 38. are Explorer Adviser Donald MacLeod, and Barry 1’oit, John Stuart, Mike Se­ well, Cory McBride, Bob James and Jeff MacLeod. Leonard Casselberry, Troop 3-11 committee chairman is at right. (Herald Photo) Casselberry Firemen Electronics Adult clns’ca In F.U-t-tronlc* Technology will open next Tuesday at 7 p.m. nt Lyman High -School, E, S. DoiikIu- s, French Classes To Organize Monday tr e a d L . Scouts Camp At Juniper Springs “ jjjj* Course Offered Get New Equipment Af Lyman Parents Oppose BY JANE CASSELBERRY Fire Chief Paul Bales reported at Monday niybt’s meeting of the Board of Aldermen that with­ Organization in the next 10 days tint Volunteer F ire Department will acquire a Rcausci-Ann, life-sized dummy used teaching techniques for artificial respiration, and In Lake Mary ain movie projector to lie used for showing training Barents of chltddrcn at the Lake Mary Elementary School went on record through ballot vote Tuesday night as being opposed to the organization of any specified school group at this time. The vole followed open dis­ cussion of the idea intro­ duced by Principal Floyd An organisational meeting Richards who presided at the for rln - i in Beginners and first meeting of the group Advance French, open to all for the current school term. residents of Seminole Coun­ Some 200 persons were in ty and »ui rounding areas, attendance. will bo held at the Lake Mary Richards Introduced the Klenv ntary School next Mon faculty mem tiers after opco­ 1I.1 , ..t t p.m. ling the meeting with a de* < uiv c -U for the courses, voyon;l| a n | pledge to the which are being sponsored 1flag. under direction of the Semi New report cards were note County Adult Education shown and explanation of the Department, will be a $2 reg- grading system was made for >»'cation fee and price of the the parents. Tentative plan* textbook. for the annua! Winter Festi­ Those per* ns interested in val were discussed and both either course hut unable to mother* ami fathers were urg­ attend Monday night's organ­ ed to sign up for homeroom ic nti ,n.il meet In;:, may con­ duties. Chairmen for each tact Mrs. George Stubbing*, homeroom group will be instructor. elected In the near future. who holds a B. A. degree from Drake University, will bo leaching Enjlish, Spanish, and Remedial Reading. Mrs. Neely 1* married to Ralph Neely, who is connected with I Nelson and Company The [ couple has nnc son who is a student at OHS. Mi" Dorothy Rico rejoins the faculty after a year's leave of absence. This year she will be teaching (lie first grade Mis* Rice, wild hold* an A It. Degree from Hollins, lives in Orlando. Mrs. Kific Mae l’ortcr who I* third grade teacher rereived a B. S. degree from Morris Harvey, Charleston, W. Va. Last year Mrs. Port­ er taught at Mims. She Is married to John Porter. The couple has four childdren, all of whom are married. Arthur Scott, who holds an M. A Degree from the Uni­ versity nf Alabama, leaches industrial Art and is Assist­ ant Coach. Seutt’s last leach­ ing position was at Thomssvllte, (ia. He is married to the former Dorothy Goolsby, and the couple are the par­ ents of two sons, Mr*. Nell Druediag, Music Director, holds a F.I.C.U. detree from F.S.U. Her hus­ band is retired from the U.5. V F. and Is now attending F. S U. while the family is residing at Casselberry, PAGE 12 THUTtS., SEPTEMBER 12, 1063 COUNTY NEWS fcdiiion film. Area Firemen Entertain For Children By Donna Estes T h e Long wood Volunteer Fire Department held il.s an­ nual Splash Party fur the children or Hie firemen last Saturday afternoon at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lomtnler on 14th Avenue. In addition to swimming, the youngsters and parents present enjoyed refreshments of hot ’.logs, baked beans, po­ tato salad, role claw, apple pie. cake, punch and coffee. Those attending were Herschel Swaford and Jodie; Mr. anti Mrs. Joe Daffron and Sherry und Mary Lou; Air. and Airs. Jim Morris and Debbie, Larry and Jimmy; Mr. and .Mrs. Roy Reiter and Sue and Joyce Ann; .Mr, and Mrs. John O’Barr and Randy, Larry and Cathy; Air. and .Mr*. Uri.m Snow, Mr. and .Mrs. Fred Ksctavon and Lucky, Ricky and Eu­ gene; Air. and .Mrs. Harold Willis and Keith, Billy and Bruce; Mr. and »vtr*. Charles Dudley ami Chuck; Ted Walla and the host and hostess and their children, Jaitlo.-, Carta and Barbara. Oviedo Group Gets $71.50 For A L S A C Ily Bernier Krliry An enthusiastic group nf Oviedo Teenager* working in Sunday’s drive for ALSAC under direction of Atis. T. L. Lingo Jr. collected a total of $71.50 for leukemta-strlckcn chilJrcn. Those making door to door collection* included Marshall Lingo, Marilyn Partin, Gay Utrey, Ted Aulin, Jimmy Cou­ rier, Sherry Walls, Walter Iti-aidcy, Joy Wainwright and Arthur E*’*ns Garden Circle To Meet By Shirley Wentworth The opening meeting of the Bear Lake Garden Circle wilt he held at 8 p. m. today nt the home of Mrs. Albert J a ­ cobs, Lake Asher Circle. Airs. C. L. Urunk, new pres­ ident who was installed at tho last meeting nf tho sum­ mer, will preside. By Jane Casselberry Altamonte Springs Explor­ er Scouts joined with mem­ bers ot the Green Bar Patrol of Boy Scout Troop 341 of Casselberry for an overnight camping trip last Friday night to Juniper Springs In the Ocala National Forest. The boys were accompanied by Explorer Adviser Donald MacLeod and Leonard Cas­ selberry, Troop 341 Commit­ tee Chairman. Though the campers were doused with several inches of rain Friday night they had a bright sunshiny day on Saturday for swimming in the blue icy water* of the spring and hiking on the na­ ture trails. The area was developed by the C.C.C. in the thirties and the water wheel that once supplied electricity for the ramp still turns, adding a picturesque note. The group stopped for sup­ per at Alexander Springs and (uund the people there con­ cerned about two ten year old girls who were missing. Some of the boys joined the search party which was comb­ ing the woods ami swamp that surround the park trying desperately to locate them before darkness fell. The girls were not found, however, un­ til the next morning but were safe after their night in the swamp. After a supper of hoho stew made by MacLeod's se­ cret recipe, the group le-ft for home. Altamonte Scouts who made the trip were John Stuart, Mike Sewell. Barry Bolt, Cory AtcBridc, Bob Janies and Jeff MacLeod. Boys from the Casselberry Troop were* David Krohne, I’e-ter Montgomery. Dennis Alarchesano, Blit Dempsey, Bill Dandera, Danny Cassel­ berry and Ilieky Casselberry. Projects By Jfltta Bartow The Altamonte Springs Com­ munity Library has announced plans for two fund-raising pro­ jects, the first a rummage •ale to be held Oct. 4-5 and the second, a Fashion Show to be held beginning at 10 a. m. on Oct. 17. Definite locations have not been set for cither project at this time although It wst reported that the Fashion show probably will take place at the Altamonte Community Chapel building. Mrs. Keith Nixon and Mr*, ro-chairmcn for this event, will be assisted by Mrs. Way­ ne Sobolka and Alra. Thomas Pinnock. Airs. J. D. Morrison, who is being assisted with the rum­ mage sale by Airs. Beulah Kemp and Airs, E. A. Wct»e announced that articles for the sale already are arriving and are being stored in the Express Office fur the present time. All contributions will be gratefully accepted and those in need of transportation ser­ vices are asked to contact one of those in charge at tha Express Office. Longwood Voters To Re-Register By Donna Eatra Residents of the City, of Longwood who wish to vote in the Dee, 3 municipal elec­ tions must re-reglster bcfoia Nov. 23 in compliance w ill the special act pa*ned by tho P.MI3 legislature which nl-o provides for ub-entee ballot­ ing for the first time In l-oug. wood. The new regi-ration book Is open each day at City Hull during the open hours. Coming up for re-election In December arc the council seats now held by Jimmy By Jane Casselberry Reiter. Carl I.ommler amt B. The Soulh Seminole Junior I« “Slick” Helm*. High School Atlilelic Associa­ tion w ill elec! officers for Ihc coming year at a meeting to he held at 8 p m. Monday at the school. Ity Donna Kslea Henry Duncan, last year’s The Longwood Area Cham. chairman, urges all mothers Wr of Commerce will hoicl as well as fathers interest­ It* first meeting of the 1963* ed in school athletics to come (II year nt 8 p.m. today In the Civic League Building on out and support the group in Church Street. order to continue the suc­ Conducting the bus!ne*s cessful program begun last session wilt he Bud Scott, year. temporary chairman. A training class ruing tho new equipment Will be belli next Wednesday daring tho 7:34 p.m. meeting nt the Fire House. Chief Hate* reminded thu3>> present that it is this type training that make* it pos­ sible t.» save a life in the event of such an emergency a* happened Inst Sunday morning when a six month* old baby was saved from suf­ focating by the quick action of It. Af. Nlbtack anil Fire­ man Owen An*ley. Bates stated that is Is ttuRALPH S. JENSEN combined effort that saves the life and expressed pride Seminole County Director of In hi* firemen who have put Vocational and Adult Educa­ In so much of their own time tion, announced today. to ncquiro tin- necessary Instructor will bo Ralph knowledge uml training. S. J unsen who also teach is He reported that the -South­ Electronics Technology for eastern Underwriter’s re pre- high school students a t Lysentutive from Jacksonville man. 1m* eo mpie tinI u survey of The elass will be- limited to town facilities und that the -4 persona and a good baektovvn ha* requirted a recoin- ground in mathematics will nu-ndation from the under- bo necessary for successful writers for n better Insurance participation. Training aids of Philco rate. Alra. II. I . Johnson Lucille Spivey and daughter In line with the underwrit­ manufacture will be used and We want to wish Patty Grace Ann and one by Airs. a complete range of te-t ers suggested, future plan* to keep pace with the growth the course which will have us Baker a vicry happy birth- Alurray Kanner. She rereiv. Just thirteen year* cd many, many lovely gifts. of the town within the next]i it- text "It,nic Concepts and day. * • • Mr*. Gertrude LeGer DU Circuits,” published by 18 months should include n young. • • • Sorry to hear that Is in Lakeland vlsiUng with paid fireman on duty around I’tiilco. Students also will he Grace Ann 1 her son Dewey LeGer. • • * tho clock anil sleeping quar­ rtquircd to purchase 11 copy left ankle. She ha* been un­ Have been to!,l that Cecil of Uooko's “Atilt he mallei of ter*. Electronic,*.” published by able lo go to school. Hurry Mixon’s camp up on the We Subtile* fo r thu threc-man Mt-Graw-H h. Fee fur tha first am! . et well lin e s Ann. • • • kiva River has been cleared • l i n t needed arc* •■rttni.iUit lu - locator Course has been set Air. and Mr*. James Robert of “ gangsters," (garfish, that total $10,004 annual ly how­ Leo of Virginia Beach, Va. is), Hubert Johnson and Bill at $2A. ever Botes added that saving* and children Byron and Kar­ Grow got one that was a Applications should lx* made in in uranic premiums for with Douglas- nt the Helmut en have been here visiting whopper (they sayt. Hear tell the resident* would amount Administration Building in Mr* II. A. Taylor and other that it weighed 30 pounds. to much more thisn tins sum. relatives. James Is stationed That is really a wlwppcr. • * Fan ford. He reported that the de­ there in live Navy. • • • j,r . Ran into Herbert TTiurst m partment responded to four He Carolyn Fay Spivey got and son Bryan in Orlando brush fire call* and one emer­ to come home for the week­ last week. Didn't get to see gency during the month of end to see her parents Her­ Grace a* she and her sister man and Lucille SpRcy. Caro­ were truuseau buying. (Not August. lyn is a patient at Sunland for Grace but the sister ) HerHe also made an appeal fer Center in Orlando. • * • Rev. Vert and Grace arc former more volunteers for service in Earl L. Baker and Mrs. Rak­ Monroe residents. They n-u* the fire department and pro­ By Bonna Estes er amt children, Mike. Jerry live in Tampa. Sure glad to spective members are Invited Old Glory American Le­ and Linda are new residents *ee them. • • • Heard the to attend the firemen'* meet­ ings on Wednesday* at 7.30 gion Post 183 wilt hold Us in Paola Rev. Baker is pas- Seminole High School Bund first meeting nf the 19J3 61 tur ol the Wesleyan Methodist during the Kiwanis Auction p.m. year next Monday at 8 p. m. chureh at Wilson's Corner. Saturday evening at the Civic at the Host Home on t’rairie We are clad to welcome them Center and I must say that Lake m Fern Park. here. • • • Mr. and Mrs. they are really great. I bet Current officers of the Post Hubert Martin ant son of (his is the year that they wdl are David Wentworth, com­ Cocoa Beach spent the week­ be aske<| to go many place* A reorganizations! meeting mander; Jack Beauchamp, end here visiting relatives * • and give concerts. Lets all of the Men's Club of the Ebon- first vice commander; Ro­ Mrs. Kenneth Kern* an t Mrs. back them when they do. • * czer Methodist Church wilt tv1 bert Newell, second vice Murray Kanner spent Hie da) Mr, and Mrs. Ritso-l! Mann held at 7 p. rn. today at the j commander; Thomas Lcfgrcn, .Monday shopping and getting are parents of twin troys born church. j historian, William Chambers. the last minute details done Tuesday in Orlando. Bussell Guest speaker for the meet- service officer: R. T. Stover, for the wedding Saturday of is a former boy and is ths Ing wdl be Douglas Stenstrom.] adjutant: Maurice Rudolph Vorut a Kern*. VonJa and Wil­ sen of Jack Mann of Monroe. Plans al.vo will be discussed finance ufitcer; Linton Cox. lis Carter wilt he married in * * *VV. If. Almond ha* ju*t for future programs of the chaplain and Joseph Keller, the Wesleyan M e t h o d i s t returned from a trip to At­ sergeant at arms. club. Church at Wilson's Corner. lanta, Ga. and Anniston, Ala. Atembcr* of the executive Time is 6 o'clock. Ail friends * * • Our thought this week Supper will be served by members of the church's committee are tl. D. Alcln- Invited. • • • Site hat been Is “ Aggressive fighting for Women's Society of Christ­ tosh Jr., Ralph St re blow and the honor guest at several the right is (he greatest spurt Dan Gilbert ian Service, j bridal showers lately, unu by | tho world knows. SSJH Group To Elect Officers Area C Of C To Meet Lake Monroe Jottings Old Glory Posl Sets Meeting Methodist Men To Reorganize �Judge Kelly Described As Erratic 5 % i>anfnrii Ifm tUn Diem Reported Fearing Coup The aource* said govern­ SAIGON, South Viet Nam (UPI) — The South Viet­ ment agents had arrested « Saigon University profess- r United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FKI., SEPTEMBER 18, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 17 namese government today and a prominent lawyecr tn TALLAHASSEE (I 'P li — VOL. 38 was reported quietly picking their round-up of pervoni A prosecution witness testi­ up persons who might act suspected of strong opposi­ ♦ - T e io 6' fied today that Pasco Circuit ngainst the regime should the tion to the Ngo family r<s« Judge Richard Kelly Injected United States divide to hack gime. Changeover in the po»t- himself Into a rase and made a coup d'etat. Diem und his powerful mastership at Casselberry erratic rulings during a 1962 Suspicion between h i g h brother and chiuf political ad­ poit office bat been postpon­ murder tria l Vietnamese o f f i c i a l s und viser, Ngo Dinh Nhu, shewed ed because PO officials at Dade City Attorney Charlie Americans deepened with the no signs of following Lodge's Orlando have not yet receiv­ Luckie Jr. continued on the Incrcuse pace of c h a r g e s advice that Nhu tie dismissed ed the necessary papers. stand as the house prosecu­ over the handling of the from his position of high Change will be made on re­ tors’ witness in the trial of ••• Buddhist crisis und t h e authority. ceipts of the documents. the 33-year-old Pasco judge struggle against the Com­ • • • The U. S. government is on charges of Judicial tyran­ munist Viet Cong guerrilla*. known to consider Nhu as the All former West Virginians ny. Informed sources s a i d engineer behind the crack­ are Invited to a reunion and The Senate was to recess President Ngn Dinh Diem, down on Buddhist* which has picnic Sunday at Blanton Park the first week of the ca«e at Reprisals Asked angered over advice given brought widespread popular at Titusville. 1 p.m. to take a long weekend him hy U. S. Ambassador protests. The Kennedy admin­ BRASILIA (Ul’l>—Military • • • before returning to sit as a Henry Cabot Lodge,, fears a istration in Washington fears authorities today demanded With attention centered on court of Impeachment at 9:30 Contract price of 6.75 cents U. S.-hacked coup and is en­ that a government including “ rigorous punishment” of the the “Fighting Seminolea” op­ a.m. Monday. fiOU enlisted Murines, soldiers per half pint of milk for forcing security precautions Nhu would lack sufficient Luckie told the Senate that ener with Titusville next Fri­ und airmen who took part in public suport to wage n sue.Seminole County Schools was ngainst the possibility. day at Memorial Stadium here, during the murder trial of Thursday's abortive revolt. cessful fight against tha It would be easy, .perhaps, to pre-Judged Hill'a ease in a agreed upon this morning by Viet Cong rebel*. overlook the fact that in real­ drawn-out hasiel over whether School Supt. R. T. .Milwee Lodge conveyed Washing­ ity the JVs open the irrid oca- Hill's confession and that of Kennedy Rests and Perfection Coop Dairies. NEWPORT, R. I. (LTD — ton'# position to Diem Mon­ eon here. They play Seabreeze his mother should be intro­ Milwee was authorized by President Kennedy relaxed day, and pointed cut that con­ duced into evidence. here at 7:30 p. m. Thursday. the School Board Thursday af­ with his family beside Nurratinues! aid to South Viet Nam • • • The attorney said Kelly ternoon to negotiate the con­ gunsett Bay today in weuther is encountering increasing tract. These are the sain# JV» who permitted the mother's confes­ considerably cooler than ho opposition from some mem­ The price was five cents per have been knocking nose* with sion to be used against Hill left behind in Washington. bers of Congress who seek half pint last year when the the Seminole Varsity, They hut did not permit Hill’a con­ reforms lu-re. schools served 2.171.919 half have leraned a lot, not only fession to lie used against Navy Man Lost pints, including 1,321,232 with Itv Donna Kile* front Couches Ralph Stumpf her. “The only conclusion I PORT JEFFERSON, N. Y. the pupils’ lunches. The con­ The Longwood Area Cham­ tAt it Ar ami John Colbert but from the could draw was that Judge sumption figure will lie higll- ber of Commerce Thursday ' ‘rock-’ein", sock-’em" scrim­ Kelly was prejudiced against (U PD —A smull Navy launch this year, night openeil its current year me ur my client and that he returning 2 1 sailors to their mages with the big boys. Tlie school had served milk with the election of Allen L tried to show me up in court," ship after n night ashore cap­ • • • sized in windswept Long Is­ sinre the opening of the term Marvell and Donald Brown John and Jean Fitzpatrick, said Luckie. under an agreement with Per­ as new directors alter a Luckie described the Judge's lam) Sound early tuday. All of tit Stoney Bank Crescent, but one man were rescued. fection that it would accept change in by-laws was ap­ actions during ths trial at er­ Musselburgh, Scotland, have the price finally agreed on proved calling for a total of JIM HARDY celebrated hi* 72nd birthday Thursday by handing out 72 written Mra. Horace Dodge ratic. WASHINGTON (U PD -T ha . . . In this instance, 6.73 12 directors. Party Cited "It was a very disjoined overtime parking tickets. He was feted with u birthday party in the after­ Jr., founder of Girls’ Town, United States is reviewing tts cents. BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) Other changes approved in noon by ill's fellow officers at police headquarters. Front the left: Chief offering to come to North Or­ procedure,” said Luckie. "It Schools throughout the state tho by-law* allow un officer aid program and all other ac­ —Members of the National was a mess.” He described Roy Williams, Sgt. It. W. Tench Jr., Capt. Arnold Williams and Putiollando to help with the school. had balked on earlier milk to succeed hi rind f and *et tivities In South Viet Nam to States Rights Party who led mun Hardy, Eurl Iloimiuartlta and C. C. Dodson. (Herald Photo) North Orlando Company offi­ the judge's ruling as “the now bids of 7.3 cents. Some the official meeting time at protest marches against school you see them und now you meet tho "test" laid down by cials say that such offers are schools commenced serving H p. ill. desegregation here were or­ don't variety,” which he said President Kennedy that they coming in by tho hundreds. fruit juices Instead of milk Charles Stewart, co-chair­ meant that Kelly would rulo dered Thursday to appear be• • • must help the war effort hut Seminole schools served man for tlie Chamber's city fore a federal grand jury. against Ihe Communists. Front the Civitan bulletin: A one way -on a point at one milk under the alaive agree­ directory committee, report­ time und another way later on "What helps to win tho war collection letter liegun, "\Vo ment. ed that eight o( the 15 plats Vengeance Seen the same point. we support," Kennedy told are surprised that we have not drawn (or distribution In he He said he felt Kelly in­ MIAMI (D PI)—Cuban ven­ received anything from you.” .1 NOft H I COUNTIES census had been completed his news conference Thurs­ jected himself into the case geance against the nntl-Castru day. "What Interferes with And the reply, “There’s no ACCEPT 31 II.K BIDS and returned "and I felt the judge should ruling family of Nicaragua, the war effort wo oppose." reason to lie surprised. 1 didn't JACKSONVILLE (UPD — L. L. Cox, in charge of go over a t the talde with the tlie Somozas, was seen today He would not zay how, hut •end anything.” School children in three North house numbering, pointed nut us a possibility in the mysteri­ state.” BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UI’I) h>w the normal 1,500 ut the he told nrwsmen that U. S. • • • MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Florida csmnties will be able the directory at the earliest ous disappearance of a light —A |UU-car motorcade set out high school, one of three city views "will be made morn to have milk with their possible date and urged that All applicants for the Gray Tlie U. S. State Department plana owned hy a Somoza today to tour Birmingham schools whirh admitted Ne­ lunches Monday for the first residents rooperate by pro clear as time goes on.” Lady in the School program ranch in Costa Kira. groes Tuesday. made its strongest pitch to time since classes started riding their name, address schools uigirig a mass boycott art) requested to meet a t tho A total boycott of high the American Legion to gain 3. amt telephone number. Health Department assembly LLSJ In Denmark in protest of classroom lute- school fhis-r* was reported ut> nrrcptnnee of the administra­ Sept. Duval, Alachua and Mar­ Cox was apponlted lo in room ut 9:15 a, in. Monday fur gtegution. Tuskegcu High School where COPENHAGEN. Denmark tion's policy on Cuba. It ion rounty school boards ae- vestigale the possibility of the first phase of the training Police were out in force ut ill Negroes entered under («d- failed. (UPD—Vico President l.yn• tvptcd bids for milk Thurs- erecting a sign on Highway progruin. Red Cross orienta­ .ilewlvinJ*'Kra»ed W»'t I’l'.J vrwl lourt orders tills week. ■'on Jk-J I’mso'A upp* f u lly First John J. Crlmmlns, | day ranging from 6 76 cents 17 92 advertising the City of MIAMI *(•*.. - federal tion and introduction to Gray if*gl. s ut d / hen , Negro Some white residents of tin* authoritic* were questioning fit / after in days <•; tie get- girls quietly entered their rural town 50 miles northeast State Department coordlnn- to 6 73 cents per half pint, Longwood, Serving ns his Lady. ir g i.iwlll turning, today be­ tor of Cnbun affairs, told a with most bids ut tho higher assistant will lie Mark Bill* seven Cuban refugees lod.i) • • • Rejection of the roof slab* White u( Uuntg-nciy were reported gun a visit to Denmark which fuutlh slay of clas par I. c l Legion convention price. tuck who also was named as who arrived in the Florida attendance remained far h«Meeting is slated for the of three new school building* planning to move to other wav curtailed to permit him School hoards accepted the membership chairman. meeting last Sunday the same place at 7:30 p. m. Mon­ Keys wearing camouflage fa more rest. areas to secure schooling fur was voted Thursday after­ Sirs. Ik-tty Pyne was elect­ United Stales is embarked on bids when tlie Stats Milk day for the purpose of dis­ tlgues, stocking face masks■I their rhlltlicii. A move to set Commission said it would not noon hy (lie School Board, ed lo fill the office of secre­ a long fight short of war to cussing the initiation of u and armed with several auto- l? n c f a „ l „ up u private inhool for whites challenge any distributor of­ tary after Mrs, Charles Ste- giving as "Inferior material* malic weapons. L ..I S I U IJI * l\ U make Cuba mi nntentuble county-wide home n u r s i n g was gaining harking. MIAMI (Ill'll The Weath­ island for Premier Fidel Cus- fering milk to schools (ur 6.73 ward resigned effective at and nut meeting specifica­ One of the exiles, who ar­ service In which public health Ill Mobile, !U teenage), heer Burruu reported today "a cents or more. tile close of the meeting. Iro and the Communists. tions" as tho reason. rived Thursday, said ihe nurses will make visits lo :;uri parading around Murphy1 moderate easterly wave" oi E. P. Richards, treasurer, A fen..... . greeted him. Supt. H. T. Milwee said group was “ returning from homes to treat individuals High School. They carried reported that only Sin re­ that the rejection will delay Then Seeretitry of State doing what the United Slates above normal shower* in the needing this care. Confederate flag* and two mains in tlie gciu-ral fund for nn undetermined period OCALA (IT ’D - The Inals has failed lo do about Fidel vicinity of Puerto Rico. Huch « * • worn a wig. When officers Dean Rusk appeared la-fore waves of unsettled Weather ami urged that 1963 61 dues tlie opening of new addition* of Negroes charged in ,mtithe annual national command­ Put some fun in )uur life Castro and Itussian troops in sometimes build up into trop­ scgrcg.iliou l<c paid as soon as possible. to South Seminole Junior demonstrations moved into urrest two of the I er's hanqut-t Thursday night Cuba." • . . join the adults of the Girl The meeting was conducted High, Sanford Junior High were continued until Oct. 29 demonstrators, a womun quick­ und -old those persons argu­ He declined to elaborate on ical storms. Scouts of Seminole County. hy Bud Scott, temporary and Rosenwald School. Thursday when County Prose­ ly Invited the teenagers Into ing for wur against Cubit the statement or say If the Cull 32J-1775. cutor K. G. Muslch claim il her huckyuid adjacent to the overlook consequences. Thurs­ chairman. The board awarded to Bak­ group had made an attack on Indicted WASHINGTON (UPI) — » • s schoul. KEENE. N. H. (U PD - T h e tim e witnesses had been day, Ihe Loginii run vent ion er Bros., of Jacksonville, on Cuba, Six aim lent demonstrator* Jackie Paolo says she is still "pressured and intimidated.” endc! with a charge tile were ejected from a House its low hid of $3,n33 the con­ p ic Cubans, six men ami a sou of one of tho singing Mc­ ••hollering for help” in han­ Muslch declined lo identify Guire sisters was indicted United States has been fol­ committee hearing today in a tract to provide air condition­ woman, were armed with two dling the concessions a t the Thursday on charges uf ag­ (he witnesses, scheduled to lowing a policy of "timidity ing and heating equipment submachine guns, one auto­ renewed flare-up of violence Seminole games. Parents of gravated assault uud rubbery, testily against Marion Counnml vacillation” on the Cuban over un investigation into classroom material* for Ly­ the high schol undergraduates, matic rilie and three 45-cal- lie is Harold K. Teeter, 21, of NAAUP Prcsident Frank situation. illegal student travel to Com­ MOSCOW (UPI) — New man High School. how about giving the girl a iber automatic pistols. Marlboro, »on of Christine und - Pinkston. *1he Legion rullcd on the munist fiilm. restriction* on the sale of big hand—u HELPING hand, Rev. Pinks ton is accused of John li. Teeter uf New York, nation’s tenders to use all Two of the six. kicking and oread in Moscow focused at­ that 1*7 Call her a t 322-3332. unlawful publication hy use was named to a Iwo-couAt in­ necessary means —- including struggling, were bodily hus­ tention today on Russian agri­ Hearing Delayed • • • By Donna E sin dictment by tlie Cheshire o f ‘picket placards ami with Hearing for William E. arming Cuban refugee* or tled from tho room. The other culture as Premier Nikita S. It was UKA L, nice to liuve An annexation ordinance county grand jury. The indict­ contributing to the delinquen­ "proceed boldly alone” with four went without much of a Khrushchev's most important Smith, 43, of Waycross, Gu., tlie Presbyterian ladies from cy of minors by encouraging for two patceD of land, niie U, S. arms — to enforce the ment also iinioed William charged with the holdup of tho struggle a* Chairman Edwin ] domestic problem, WASHINGTON (UPD — Hurst of T r o y , N. Y. all over Florida visiting Sun* youngsters to picket. of which is tlie building -itc Monroe Doctrine and throw K. Willis, (D-Ls.) of tho | Reports circulating In the Fern I’ark branch of W inter ford us First Church played President Kennedy t u r n e d County Judge Lewis Myers for the new Wtnn-Dixm Store the Communist* oat <>( the Committed on Un-American capital said peasant* in many Park Havings and Loan A » j >hostess to the Synodical (state book reviewer on a subject he overruled an objection to tlie going up ut Mobley's Corner western hemisphere. Aclivitier stood and shouted | pari* of tho country are buy c hit inn last week, was post­ continuation hy Tampa de­ women of the church>. Just a know* well—himself. on Highway 17*92, wu» unani­ The resolution was adopted to police: “Throw them out!” ing up bread and grain err- poned this morning by U. S, At his news c o f e r e n c e Wonderful source o f great fense attorney Francisco Itn* mously adopted after tliiee without orip dis ,-nting voice Hire* of tht, -Indents eject­ eats to feed their cattle, ant Conrmis*inner .lumen S, IlyrTi Thursday, Kennedy was asked driipilez. power of accomplishment! ul n from the 2,'.ni.'> convention del­ ed were teen-agers. They that housewives arc sttn'klnu to 11 a. tn Monday. Smith wn.t • • • what he thought about a re­ Rodriguez said the Negroes consecutive reudim. meeting Thursday i . lit of egates. identified themselves ns Tug upon macaroni, sugar, canned remanded tu Orungu County Word from Brigitte Geis- cently published critical book MIAMI (UPD — A four- were entitled to a speedy tlie l.angwood City t ricil. Loner, 16, Bloomington, lud., meat, sardines and cereal*. *j -»iI in lieu of $10,Out) bund. on his presidency, trial on the charges stemming year old girl was killed Thurs■Irr, German exchange stu­ Other property inel ided In n special student ul Indiana dent who attended school in Kennedy said he hud gotten day when her mother's ear from demonstrations at sev­ University; Mark Hrudy, 17, Sanford in 1938-59, says she tiie flavor of Victor Disky's j went mq of control and hit eral Ocala restaurants July the old itin nee, n u m b e r 171, Church Cards is situated north of Church LEEDS, England (DPI) — New Yelk, a I It) College stu­ 30. I* liot m artiid yet, contrary to ‘JFK : The Man and the g power pole and a tree. .Street uud also front. High­ Vicar of Leeds Canon Fenton dent, and t liffonl MeUler, 21, Authorities said the victim. rumors, und does not Intern! Myth." way 17-92. Murlry Thursday night sug. Ding Dluini City, N. Y-, a Then with tongue-in-cheek, Suzanne Rent/, died three to do so until she is "at least The mreting was adjourned gestc-d that tlie Church of Hunter Uollego student. Sioux, 102, Dies tic suid ” 1 am looking forward hours after the gear shift of 30 years old.” to reading it, because the purt the auto was driven into her • • • SOUTH BEND, Ind. lUPl) subject to rail immediately Englund i s s u e membership « L jjO u n g e that | read wax not us brilliant —Klkl llidcnsun. 102, believ­ after rending of the ordi­ curds "so that when people eye by tho ntishup. From Hie Kiwanis Bulletin, Tlie mother, Mrs. Elmer ed by friends to be the old­ nance, only business **lurduted move to new churches they and this we like: If wives a* I gather Ihe rrst of it is, only knew what their secre­ front what sonic critics have Renlz. 33. was in serious con­ est Sioux Indian in the na­ on the agenda for Thursday can introduce themselves hy c a rd ” night. tion, died Thursday. It's Funtimc dition at a hospital. taries think of their husbands suld.” they wouldn't worry. WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Saturday; scattered afternoon showers; high today 88-94; low tonight In 70s. 6.75-Cent School Milk Approved Milwee, Dairy Get Together On Price mwA Two Directors Of Longwood C. Of C. Named U. S. Reviewing Viet Nam Policy 100-Car Motorcade Tours Birmingham Stale Dept. Fails To Sell Cuba Policy U. S. Questions Armed Cubans Board Rejecfs School Roofs Ocala Continues Trial To Ocl. 29 Six Ejected From Hearing Russian Bread In Short Supply Longv/ood Votes In 17-92 Sites JFK Comments On Biographer Girl, 4, Killed; Mother Stricken A VALDEZ HOTEL ■ ^ £ a r;!> e Dov/riown Sanford • • s County Commission is con­ sidering the purchase of an acre of land near Seminole Memorial Hospital as a site for the proposed nursing home. Purpose is to mak# it convenient for hospital per­ sonnel to serve the nursing home, too. • • • An ''extra” 17.000 in the rounty budget wiu a,signed to the general fund's contin­ gency fund and real estate fund. Henry Ward volunteered an hour of bis time filling boles In North Edgemon Avenue at North OrUndo Monday after­ noon . . . an hour well -pent, other resident* »ay. Street Red Like Blood After Crash Public Invited To Colorful Ceremony OAKLAND. Calif. (UPI) Turn Thompson, 22, started lo lump Thursday when he saw a train bearing down on his truck and trailer, which stall­ ed on two sets of railroad tracks in Oakland. As he leaned out Ha- safe boat coxsw.no. side, he spotted another train On hand Sunday for the hearing down from the other “ Welcome Aboard." will be direction and he "decided to the superintendent, Cot. H. J. rido It out." Furman, and the Command­ Both trains smashed into tho ant, Capt. Joint W. Williams, rig, which was loaded with vuih tlie faculty an I lilt* slalf, 32,800 bottles of ketchup. who will assist visitors in a Firemen had to call for bull­ close in-pec turn ul t li c I r dozers In help clean up near­ "Ship.” ly 24 inches of the gooey red Following the lour of the fa­ stuff at tho crossing. cilities, there will be an op­ Thompson, who for a few portunity to ark questions frantic moments thought he while refreshments are serv­ must he bleeding profusely, ed. lesinpcl without injury. Sanford Academy To Be Commissioned Sunday The Hanford Naval Acad cmy. latest addition lo cdu calional Institution.* in Cen­ tral Florida, will dress ship and he officially commission­ ed on Sunday at 2 p.m. Tin* colorful ceremony will be at­ tended b> both civic and mili­ tary leader*. Following cummissioning, the Academy will be open fur Inspection by tlie public. The Academy, located on tire corner of McUonvllle and| Celery Avenue* in Sanford, is under the auspices of the Benarr Macfaddcn Founda­ tion. which also supervises the well known Castle Heights Military Academy in Leba­ non. Tenn. It t* one of the few private institutions throughout t h e cuuntry which emphasize* na­ val training. Basically an academic institution, it will prepare boys for Hie college or service academy o< then choice. E x t r a curricular training in boat handling, ami manship, piloting and naviga­ tion will be a Horded, On the "Quarterdeck'' uf Ihe Academy are numerous aircraft models, ship insig­ nias and two recently pro­ duced oil paintings of Hie sea by Mrs. E. D. Stoat, a well known local artist. A portrait of Captain John Paul Jones, whore words, "I have not >et la-gun lu light,'' have been an inspiration down through the years, hangs m a place of honor. Portrait* of later Naval hero* decorate tho bulkheads and their exploit* will become known to each midshipman. The galley—a sea going kit­ chen—will serve the mess deck (dining room) with meals planned for building bodies and pleasing the appe­ tites. The student* will each take a turn at compirtment clean.ng, me** cooking, and Fri. Niles at the Caribe! Music by The Hideaways’* �2 T 3 T - 2 : ■ ---------- «' —— *• M « l V m tt » » f f 1 - y r i . g * p t. 18, * 8 Rev. Grover Sewell 14 MU 1 Perplexed About Faith? cripUoas of girls are given him along Ihe way. The capi­ tulation of thli young man would coma as he learned to know her, not Just about her. If we are to be convinced and not confused we will have to know God personally. Wonderful and victorious lives have resulted from such closeness with Him. I read once of an old Scotsman who had few friends and relatives, so his life aimed to bo a lonely experience to thoie who did not know of his close walk with God. One day be bad a visitor who observed him sit­ ting alone by his fireplace and knew that much of hi* day had to be spent in such soli­ tude. The visitor asked II he was not lonesome, to which the Scotsman raplied, "Nae, Nae, I just sit here clacking wi' Jesus". This old man was convinced and not confused. f By R ib a Sflodgrata Let us realiie that God was Tko Barnett Memorial MrthIn Chriit. and In Christ we ediat Church of EntarpHao see God. It la this "Being" will bold a Fall Festival a t the with whom we muit become ch n ek neat Friday between personally acquainted. To do the houra of 4 and 10 p- m. this we must know Ills pre­ Highlight of the event will sence. I t n apoghettl eupper to be Our Lord promised many M m d from 4:80 until 6:30 things, but nne of the great­ p. m. Hot dogo, cold drink* est and most basic was His M d pop corn olao will bo on presence. The fourteenth chap­ Ml*. ter of John was written short­ Other attraction* will in ly before the crueillaion end elude a mystery houeo, a plant he knew tta need for StnphasMl*, o oouatoy atow featuring liiing HU presence. How p an el peat package* and e clear His promise was to ganey work booth. them and la to us as He said, T h en will be game* for the “ I will not leave you deeoah 11drew aad a movie tta t all Ute; I will come to you." Im­ Will ta fe j. mediately before Ilia ascen­ Froeeada from the feetival sion He said, "Lo, I am with will benefit the church budget- you always." Knowing God personally is an absolute re­ quisite of being convinced and not contused. He has promised that this reward can be ours if we By Borate e Kelsoy special tiembcrihipe are willing to receive it on w H be prelected by the Ills terms. The mature walk Oviedo Methodist WSCS at a with Him comes when we general membership and (up­ worship, pray, study and sur­ per meeting to be held at render our livel to Him. | Speak with your clergy­ V p. m. Monday in Fellowship Hall of the church. man as to how to know more Tha supper will be provided about blm as well as to know and servod by the Chapel Him. You will be glad you didl Guild. ( t a t n> Last «e«k, la this column, rn discussed knowiq2 about (fed. It « t i aiid tb it we knew about Ood through na­ tural reretatioa and prlmarBy tro u g h Cbrlat. Today, lat ua |o a atep k r t k r la avddtog being coo­ l s rad end let ua be couvloe* s d b r aeniag the acceaaity of ■ot merely knowing about M t a t knowing Ood. A young man may bo told a ta e t a girt- Ho could bo M g tt a t ata la moat tasutlM la a a apkndid persouglity, and many etbar traiu t t a t place t a r in the raalm of the "greatert", yet, this would not moan tta t ha would t a willing to aak her to bo hi* wife. Pertapa many dca- * 1 * « * Church To Hold A l l Festival % ! • e ft } W SCS To Award Memberships Catholic Womens Club Sets Deland District Wesleyan Methodist Gets New Pastor First Meeting Of Season Builder's Club Regular monthly meetings of the Catholic Women's Club of the Church of the Nativity will rcaume next Monday with a meeting to be held at I p. m. in the Social Hall of the church. Presiding officers of tta elub are Mrs. Reba MacFarland, president; Mrs. Virgin­ ia Burke, vice president; Miss Dorothy Teslo. secretory and Mrs. Elena Shaw, treasurer. Chairmen are Mrs. Maria Fahey, alter; Mri. Perry Fay, organisation and deve- lopment; Mrs. Pat Quilling, spiritual development; Mrs. Shirley CorklU, program; Mrs. Dolores Ktott, publicity; Mrs. Toi Fitzpatrick, histor­ ian; Mrs. Mary BartUnahi. reports and Mrs. Catharine Rogers, refreshments. Circles of tta club and their chairmen are Our Lody’a in North Orlando, Mrs. Hilda Sommer; St. Catherine of Si­ enna in Longwood, Mrs. Lil­ lian Kennedy; St. Theresa In Lake Mary, Mrs. Jackie Caruthere and St. Anne’a in Sunland, Mr*. Rita Glaser. Presbyterian Auxiliary Women To Form Elech New Two Circles Officer The last roeeeting ot the Women of the Presbytcrlao Church of the Covenant as one group was held Monday night at the home of Ur*. Randy Sims In PinecresL Beginning neit month the Women will meet as a morn­ ing and an evening circle with Mary Kaufman to serve as chairman of tha morning cir­ cle and Helen Abendaheln as chairmen of the evening cir­ cle. At Monday night’* meeting reports from tha Sept. 3 board meeting and from various committees ware heard and, after discussion, a motion waf carried for the Women to make robes for the church choir. Refreshment! were eerved to the members present at the close of the meeting. Church To Have Quiet Day „ By Donee Kites A Quiet Day will ba held a t Chriit Church Episcopal In Lonirwood next Friday. The Day will begin a t 9 a. m. with Holy Communion followed by meditation and quiat period* until 12:30 p. m. Tha topic of tha Quiat Day will ba "The Difference la Liv­ ing oa a Christian." Mambara of Holy Cross Episcopal Church in Sanford aa well aa those of Chriat Church and other Intcrestw persons, ora Invited to attend. By Doom Ecles Mrs. Obera Young was elected vice president of the Ladles Auxiliary of tha P in t Pentecostal Church of Longwood a t tha regular masting held Monday a t 7:30 p. m. a t the church on Orange Avenue. The election was held due to tha resignation of Mrs. Clao Barker. Mrs. Young, who also will serve aa chairman of rum­ mage sales, will bo assisted by Mrs. Maids Grueber and Mrs. Robert Adams. Future fund raising projects to ba held this fall ware dis­ cussed and included rummage sales, Christmas card sale* and bake sales. Special prayers were offered for Lawrenee Aneley, son of Mrs. M. L. McDaniel, presi­ dent of the auxiliary and brother of Rev. E. Ruth Grant, pastor of tha church. Mr. Ani* l*y is seriously 111 and la con­ fined to the hospital. Following the business meet­ ing refreshments wsr* served by Mr*. Thomas Alrey, hot­ test. The next meeting will be held on Oct. 7 a t 7:30 p. m. with Mrs. Young as hostess. Bake Sale Set Sunland'a S t Anna's Circle of Ui« Catholic Women's Club of tha Church of the Nativity will sponsor a bake sal* from P a. m. until noon this Satur­ day in front of tha Lake Mary Post Office. To Meet Here Mambara of tha First Meth­ odist Church of Sanford will ba hosts and hostesses a t 6:30 p. m. next Thursday for a sul^ district dinner meeting of tho Da Land District Builder’s Club, an organisation sponsor­ ed by tha DeLand District Board of Church Extension, Inc. More than 100 guests ora expected to attend tha dinner wbleb will be held in McKinley Hall of the church. Dr. Joe A. Toll*, district superintendent, will ba In charge of the program for which Dr. P. M. Boyd of Jack­ sonville will ba tha guest speaker. Movie* will be shown of growth of new churches In tha area. Persona who are not already mambers of tha Builder’s Club, an organization through which members contribute toward tha purchase of land and the building of new church** In tha DeLand District, will bo given opportunity to join at this time. UPW Circie One Has Meeting By Franco* Waiter Mrs. J. F. (Lillian) Good­ win was hostess tor the Sept­ ember meeting of Circle On* of the L’PW of the Commun­ ity Presbyterian Church of Lake Mary held at her home Tuesday night with Mrs. Ed (Florence) Zimmerman, Cir­ cle Chairman, in charge. The Devotional was given by Mrs. Goodwin. "Fellowship of Concern" waa read by Mrs. Vera Harrison, follow­ ed by prayer for Missions l Taiwan (Formosa), During the business session Ihe coming annual Fall Ba­ zaar and Supper was the main topic of discussion. The meeting was closed with the Mispah benediction. The hostess served refresh­ ments of cake, cookies, punch and coffee during tha social hour. Other members attending were Mrs. 11. M. (Lena) Glea­ son, Mrs. Robert (Phyllis) Rugenstein, Mrs. Ted (Jean) Brooklyn, and Mrs. Charles (Kay) Sasiman. Central Baptist Phebean Class Has Meeting The Pliebean Sunday School Class of the Central Baptist Church of Sanford held its monthly meeting recently at the church with Mrs. Maud Smith presenting Ihe devo­ tional. A character sketch of Abra­ ham and Isaac was given by Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Blanch Myers and a Bible Quiz was conducted on "Husbands and Wives" and "Sons and Mo­ thers." The meeting waa closed with pra>er after which those present enjoyed refrr-hmenta of cake, Ice cream and cook­ ies during the social hour. Allen,link' were the Mines. Almond, Bales, Chambers, East, Ferguson. Myers, Sapp. Smith and niveri. NEW OFFICERS of the 1'renbyterinn Women of the Church, Synod of Florida, who were elected during the three-day Ciolden Jubilee held in San­ ford this week, included, tup photo from left. Sirs. Raymond Shipley of West I'alin lieni’h, cor­ responding secretary; Mr«. W. L. Muttiwm of Ar­ cadia, treasurer; Mies Virginia licsmin of Pal­ metto, historian; Mra. It. L. Tilgkum of West Palm Beach, president and Mrs. it. (i. Ilurkness *•» TZ tz *r of Luke City, recording secretary. Fast Presi­ dents attending were, bottom photo, seated from left. Airs. J. M. Kdenfield of Jacksonville, Airs. Henry Craig of Clinton, S. C.. Airs. Robert De­ well of Tumpn and Mrs. S. W. Anderson of Punama C ity; standing, Mrs. F. M. Womack of Jack­ sonville, Airs. It. G. Martin of Pensacolu, Airs. E. K. Montgomery of Luke City and Airs. Russell Rogue of Tampa. (Herald Photos) By Mi*. M. L. Rev. E arl 1* lab o r, new paitor of the Wesleyan Meth­ odist Church in Paola, and Mrs. Raker and their three children, Mike, 13, Jerry, 10, and Unda, seven, are now. residing in the same manse adjacent to the church. Rev. Baker cornea to paola from Knoxville, T a n ., where be was pastor of tho Stair Avenu* Wesleyan Methodist Church for aevra years. The ehureh has Juot recent­ ly organized n band consist­ ing of five accord!ans. tour trumpets, two cornels, two trombones, two Hawaiian gui­ tars, a piano and an organ. Tha band plays for Sunday evening services and also has given a concert in Orlando at the Wesleyan Church there aad will play in Merritt Island on Sept. 37. The group has been invited to play a t tta Fern P ark N azam e church. The Sunday School of tta church is presently conduct­ ing a contest which will con­ tinue through Oct. 6. Students participating in the contest are divided equally aa tta ••Army’’ ta d •Navy" teams. Paoin Wesleyan also la mak­ ing tentative plans for n Homecoming to bo hold on Oct. « with further arrange- meats to t a •t a later date. Services ot the church, lo­ cated sin mife{ west of Sanford at WUaoo’i Comer on SR 46, u t open to all rest dents of the area. Present estimate* indicate tta t about 36 percent of tta territory of Alaska la public domain. l) ' # Adventist Baptist CORoNSOATlOHAL CMRIrriAO CHURCH (C atsoe cbwrvh a t C kiW I P ara A vosm a t M tV at. S:«o a. m. _ Church School SERVICES SATURDAY— Morning Worship 11:M a. m. IS:## a. m. ■ ■-------- Sorites ■ ablate School---- - t i l e a. m. 1:1# p. m. Chrlatlnn Youth Worship Service _ lltOO a. m. Training Union _ S I# p. m. Evening Worahlp _ 1:4* p. m. M inistry Wodnooday N ieb t Rsv. W altar A.1L M cPhsrsoa, Prarar Barries _ . T:I# p. m. 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Nuroorr Opoa / W T R R ___________ . T:M p. u . Sunday N ila Brsadcaat w v e r a i n w h is iio w a h t OAPTIOT CHURCH ■Ih a t. « Mollp A n . Paul M. L » l i * r _____ . P aitor Hunter School 14:#l a. m. Bandar Moraine W orship U:IS a. as. h u nter Evtnlnp Worahlp T;4I p. m. Wodnooday J’rayod aorvlca _ Tsti p. at. P ISK C aC IT BAPTIST riiia c n Oaora S m S P u lo r _ — William J. Ousts Morning Worship _ S I# A 11 ». m. Sunday I c h o o t ___ S :ll ». m Training Union t : l t p.m Kvonlng Worship __ T.Su p.m. Wsd. u fllco r s A Toachor* M i s t i n g ....,............. S:I# pm Wsd. 1‘rapsr Ssrvlct T:lo pm m onth o a u v n o BAPTIST CHAPS*. ISO N. r-olrfoa Ava. V. N. Magar-I, Cliapvl P »it»r Hunter School ___„ t i l l a.ra. Training U n io n ___ I.Jo p, m. Worship 11 a. m. T ill pm . Wsd. E vening Prarar T:S* p.m. Nsiarene Conrrefitlonal T M •KVKSTN.DSr E L O B B PPRtXRO B A P T I S T SDVEvriBT ch u rch Old O ils s S s BS. as Hooter Ass. c m s n Tie si H am ilton O rillia __ Pastor R. L. Mathew* -....... Paster B. Sundap School ----- >:4I a. m. hi $ in . — Paat*s • :4* a. m. Paul B l t h o a -----Sunday School — M anilas W orship 1«:4S ___________________ * :« *. aw. Toata E vangellstl# Servlsa 1:1# p m. Third Bnadar ■lagsplrattoa 1:4# P- N Episcopal tear a. soarovo Ava. m art OP THH church RASA0 0 MB Laha Harr. Fla. Fr. Charls# w. Stawnri Jr.. Iter. W. t . Holcombs, P a ito r Rav. M u jo Orsgg, ■un-lap V icar . A4 Intorlm M lnlstor Holy Communion — T il# a. m. 1 141 a. u s . ___ _ Bible Ocassl ■andap a. hoot ___ S:4> a. ns. Sunday School -----»:#« a. m. 11:4* a. m. _ Morning Worahlp Morning Worship 11:1* * m. Kamltp Hsrvlc# and TiO* p. aa. — Evonlng Sorvlcs ______ 14:4# a. m. S ir m s s I :## p. m. „ Wod. Mld-Wssh Prapor Servlcoa f i H p. m. ta d Wod. Mlaaisnnrr Sarvtcd PR B B HBTHODMT CHCRCH CHCNCH OP CHRIST L'oraor 4th >•* l> 4 L ansol Avo. Tolophons: PA Z - l t li Ralph B row tr Jr. E van glllst Blbla School 1*:** a. m. E u gsn s hhtldua Pastor 1:41 a.m. M aralnr Worship l l t l * a. ns. Sunday School PtOPT PSBTHCOaTAL 10:41 #.mE vening Worahlp - t i l p. m. Morning Worship CHI'OCR OP LOBOWOOH Wod. Prapor Borvieo T;l* pm. E vonlng Worship — 7:0# p.m. Wod. Prapar Rorvlcn 7:1# pm. Bov. B. B ath Oran* — Paolo* Sunday School _ _ 14;M a. aw PAOLA CHCRCH OP CHRIST M orulas W orship 11:00 a. mH lohwap dg wan* ■undap B voaln* _ T ilt g. ta. Morrlo nubp ■- - K vangsllst LVTMBNAW CRUNCH OP Wod. oibto Study - T ilt g. m. niblo C la a n t — 10:00 a. m. Conqutrors M u tin g THH BBOgSEBR Morning Worship _ tltoo a. m. P ridar . . . . . . . . . Til# p. m. E vonlng Worship - l: t a p. mUlbla C tasisa W sd. M * g.sa. "Tha ch u rsh of Ih* Lwtherah Hour" aad TV "This la tha Life" K srbert W. Oosraa ----- Pastor c h u r c h o p c h h is t PUtST PNBSBTTBNISlf ■under S o * o * i____ 1:11 a. a*. Lang wood. P in. CHCRCH Lord's Dap gsrvlcoa 1 «:tl cm . Worahlp Servlea — toil# a. m. Bah Avo. and Third SVeeet nnd Til* p mSaaN ed, PUetdA n o o n lH H P H B H n orover C. deveolL Jr. Su m LCTNKNAV CHURCH ILCA> Church Schoot _— 1:41 a. m. CHl'HCH n r CHRIIT B N A Orlando D rive Svaalon maeta _ _ 1:4* a. m. ISIS P ara Avonon Morning W orihla - 14:M a. m. iH w r 17- w i Bart Brawn .-------- E van glllst Ss s Ih A F lorida Ptonaor Poltowrhlp 4:0d p. m. Sundap Senior III Pvllowahtp 4:00 p m. Rlblo a t u d p ______ 1 #:#* a. at. Evening Worship .... 7:10 p. m. Ernsat B. Dolick, Jr. _ Pastor Morning Worship U :ia n. m. E vonlng gsrvlso — 1:1* p ns. H onda/ School — . 1:11 n. m. Wod P raytr Mooting T:01 p.m. loo "Harold or Truth" 1 p a . Church Borvteoo — 1(:M a. m. Communion—First Sunday in Sundap on Channsl • Each Month T utsJap CHURCH o r T H E COYSCYART Ladle* Hlblo Cl Asa 10:»0 am . KINDEnUARTBM AND NURS­ Thomas H. Mahlm Paaloe ERY Wsdnvsdap W orihlp ... .............. - I:## a. m. Hlblo C l a m s ___ f i l e p. m. Church School__ !t:«0 a. m. Tamporarlty at P t n o e r a o t School—Kranch and 17th. ORACH HHTHODtST CHURCH Onorn rid., at W oodland Ava., PtRPT CRUNCH OP CteNIlT Roe. Jbh a IL tttrva, Jr. Pastor SCIENTIST , Church S-:h uol------0 :4S a. m. PM la s t Soownd Strvsl M urnlng Worship !t:oo a. m. TO LIST YOUR Sundap asr-leo A MTP , ■ I II a m Sundap a t h o o l ___ 11:** a. an. Subject: ‘Hubstaaco" HBHBHSH* ODIST Wodnaadap Sortie* S:*S p. m. CHURCH Rsadlng Room: 1*1 E. Flrot. rZtvss H sig h ts Wookdapa: lOtl# am. - 4:1# B it . Tliy Qrtgorp, Jr., Pastor pm. Friday Evsalngi 4:14 ch u rch flehoul —— *:41 a. m. a :3d pm . Morning Worship 11:00 a. in. MTP ................... 4:1#p.m. E t *. W o r a h lp ___ _ 7:1# p. m. Wr • Prepsr Itr v lo o T:X0 * m. Church Of Christ Free Methodist Pentecostal » Lutheran Presbyterian | Christian Science )1 Methodist CHURCH N O T IC E Church Of God CHINCH OP n o n sand Paslor II. C. Smith Sunday School _ 0:A• a. Morning Worship It:## a. UvaagollaUo Sorv. T:l# p. Tuts. 1'rapsr tlsrv. 1:1# p. Thuri. Young Psoplo E ndaavor____ 1:1* p. PIN ST N O T N O nilT CHURCH d l l park A re. John T, Adam* Jr. rastor M orning Worship . I :tt a. m. Sunday S c h o o l------1:41 a. m M i m i n g W o rah lp 10:1 S a. m. J I T " M s s l l n g t ___4:1# p. m. (Intarm adlatt. Ssnlor) E ven in g Worship — lit * p. an. I > CALL FA 2-2611 )> These Sanford Merchants Urge You To Attend The Church Of Your Choice A tte n d services this week at uour own ' jdace of Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary worship S te n slro m Ite a llv llcrb Slsnstrum and Staff Eunice J. Wilson and Staff Progressive Printing Co. J. M. Camrron and Staff The American Oil Company Mr. and Mri. M. R. Strickland Wilson-Maier Furniture Co. Mr. and Mr*. AI Wilaon Holler Motor Sales Co. Kmmctt Farrvtl A S ta ff ♦ Vtni The Kitz Theatre W IL O O M B W A O O N C. L. Robin,un and Employees Food Fair Stores, Inc. Sanford Atlantic National Hank U * u r|« Uailvp A Employ tea Uo»ard IL Hodge* A Staff Southern Natural Gas Hill Lumber & Hurd ware Co. John Dunn A Staff m — J. C. Penney Company Dili Loielaco A Em plop eve Virgiuiu I’slnwki I*. •>. But 1211 Jimmy Creppa A Employee* Sanford Nora Norris TE 8*1311 S. Svmlnol* Stale Farm Innurunce Companies Irving I. t'rjo r and Staff Ho»e And Wllk* Re’duurant l!o»c and Wilka Do» man and Employees r h jllia R u gtnatins FA 2-fi2.ll Lake Mary » » �Vt» >mrfwk F rl. S ep t 13, *83—P tf e 3 Church Conducts 30 Days To Better Grades Week Of Prayer The 'Vertical Courses' For Missions B j TW Reading Laboratory probably figured it out. When By Jane Casselberry A season of prayer was ob­ served this week by the Prairie Lake Baptist Church for missions sponsored in the state. A program of prayer was held at the church on Tuesday morning and the prayer meet­ ing was conducted Wednesday evening by the WMU with Mrs. Lucills Bailey In charge, A playlet was presented to show ths congregation what some of the state missions do, such as the Jacksonville Bap­ tist Children's Home, Baptist Bible Instituta in Gracevllle and the Bibles and ministry provided for the state penal institutions. Those taking part In the program were Mrs. Jack Hug­ gins, Mrs. Ed llclnscn, Mrs. Sue Dunn and Mrs. Providence Ideingi. Ths president, Mrs. Leonard Jones presided. A special offering will be given during the morning wor­ ship on Sunday for the work of the state missions. Written for Newspaper you overview the unit or the Enterprise Association chapter, or even when you're In our last chapter we listening to tha lecture, you talked about hiitory — how hav* to get th* definition of H more* and flowi and how the geneeral concept of your studying must take thla “group,” or “defense mechInto account — how you de­ anism," or "government by velop m broad overview of hii­ “compact," only then will you tory and then fit each smaller concern yourself with details detail into the bigger move­ and the particular applica­ ment. tions of the concept. Don't Today we*?# lumped togeth­ get tied up in details until er aociotogy, psychology, po­ you know what you’re talking litical acience or civlca, and about. economics. Why do you think we did that? Can you see (NEXT: Biology, a bird of what they have In common, a different feather.) end how they differ from his­ tory f Stop for a minute and The entire >0 DAYS TO try to figure it out for your- BETTER GRADES series aelf. And while you're at it, is now avsilsbte In an M. where ahould we place English page, spiral-bound book. literature—doea It fit with to- To order your copy send day'a group* ? your name, address city Hav* you figured It all out? and state Plus 91.00 to If you haven’t, keep on read­ Bettrr Grades, c o The San­ ing, English literature, of ford Herald, P. O. Box 499, courae, fits in with hlalory, Dept. A, Radio City Station, rather than with sociology New York 19, N. Y. and the other ones we’ll be talking about here. Unless you’re taking advanced cours­ es in literary criticism, your English (or American) litera­ ture course la actually a his­ tory of literature. You're not learning how to write poetry, or really, what makes great poetry, but you're learning who wrote what and when he wrote I t The development of history (and the hiitory or literature) is, In a sense, a horizontal one. It flows and progresses from ona point to the next, from one century to tha n e x t But the development of aociology, psychology, political science and of economics is a Vertical development These subjects construct concepts •mi then develop these con­ cepts. Some illustrations will help. Sociology defines the Con­ cept of group. The definition is (with variations) "an ag­ glomeration of persons with HEN M. HOWLAND, Seminole County Motors a common basis for action.” of Sanford, attended u special dealer preview of From this general concept, the 1064 Dodge cars a t Jacksonville Coliseum. one can work down (vertical­ Howland (left) talks with Robert M. McCurry ly) to regional groups, or peo­ Jr., Dodge general sales manager, about plans ple tliut live In the same geo­ fur advertising and marketing of the 60th an­ graphic area, then to purniversary car models. poaeful groups, or people who are working to achieve a com­ mon end (perhaps thcy"re or­ ganizing a charity drive, or working in the same office, etc.). Or to taka a slightly different tack, you could de­ fine group awareness. (Are you sa conscious of your “ membership” In a elty as you are of your membership in a social club?) And then you could move on to th« concept of interaction between groups. In th* same way, psychol­ ogy might define defense me­ chanisms as unconscious tech­ niques for dealing with, or •voiding, stress in our lives. Again, from this general con­ cept, you can work down to various types of defense compulsive, phobias, with­ drawal, etc. WE WILL AIR CONDITION Economics, after defining, THE FOLLOWING MAKE CARS, for Instance, the Law of Di­ minishing Returns will apply UNTIL STOCK IS EXHAUSTED, the general law to specific cases, e.g., will a progressive AT THE NEW LOW PRICE OF — tax structure (one that hits the higher Income brackets harder than the lower brack­ ets) discourage business in­ vestment? What's the best way of han­ dling these subjects? You’ve Grace Church Sels Weekly Schedule Hospital Notes SEPTEMBER II Admissions Elijah Taylor, Mima; Patri­ cia Brincy, Loogwood; Fras­ er Wcathertpoon, Maitland; Robert Wynn, DeBaryt Mardell Gonterman, Lavada Ann Bruce, Ruth Rannella, Ollie Portion. Jessie Collins, Cur­ tis Murphy, Bessie Swallow, Jeanne Dunn, Mary Johnson, and Gwcndlioc Gilmore, all of Sanford. Birth* Mr. and Mr*. Perry A. Dome, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gonterman, a daughter; Mr. and Mr*. Berchman E. Rogero, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Crowe, a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Jam es N. Sparks, a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. William H. Bruce, a son, all of Sanford. Dlsmlssali Lillian Cleveland, DeBary; Arthur Beckett, Junle Butncr, John Scolt Kirk, llazel Gillon, Murdock Mathcson, John Williams, Mrs. Elisa­ beth Doyle and baby and Mrs. Barbara Dcffely and baby, all of Sanford. Face Venezuelans DENVER (U Pl)—The heuvily favored U. 8. Davis Cup team face the Venezuelans to­ day in whut the Americans hope will lie the first step to­ ward challenging the Austral­ ians for world tennia suprem­ acy. y J 'i t S K a i s . CURRENT BEAUTY— Salty Anne Duncan, 18, of Wnverly, Ky., in n sparkling beauty with enough voltage to turn on the "win" sign nt t h e Kentucky State Fnir, Louisville. Her title: "Mias Kentucky Rural Electric Co-op of 1963." (NEA Telephoto) Timms To Fill Pulpit Here Rev. W. E. Timms, new serving as paster of the Geneva Methodist Church, will fill the pulpit at First MethodUt Church In Sanford this Sunday in the absence of Rev. John T. Adams Jr. who will be in Mlsrnl to deliver the nnnunl Homecoming Service nt the Tarhoux Methodist Church where he was minis­ ter before coming to Sanford. Mrs. Timms will conduct services in Geneva. Home Folks Take Poke At Ev CHICAGO (UPI) - Senate Dlrksen, overwhelmingly re­ cruel botx on the American Republican Leader Everett elected to a third term from people.'* McKinley D l r k s e n came Illinois last year, waa picket­ home Thursday only to be ed by a thousand demonstra­ slapped down twice for his tors who protested his objec­ The Methodist Youth Fel­ stands on civil rights and the tion to the public accommoda­ lowship of Grace Methodist nuclear test ban treaty. tions clause In President The Men's Club of the First Church will have a picnic this Kennedy's civil rights bill. Methodist Church of Sanford Sunday at the home of Mr. The minority leader, who will hold a dinner meeting at Joins Ottawa and Mrs. E. C. Smith on Sil­ OTTAWA. Ont. (UFI)—Don only two days ago read to the the church next Thursday be­ ver Lake. Members will meet Estes, 22, a 6-1, 230-pound de­ Senate Kennedy's appeal for ginning at T p.m. at the church at 3 p. m. fensive end, will report to the support of the test ban treaty, Guest speaker, R 1e h a r d On Tuesday a delegation of Ottawa Rough Riders of the also was the obvious object of Pearce of DeLand, will pre­ church officers will attend a Eastern Football Conference a GOP women's resolution sent an Illustrated lecture on missionary program meeting opposing (he treaty af “ a the general topic of “ Rocks,'* at First Methodist Church, Sunday. Orlando. The subject of the meeting, "Our Mission Today" will bring Into focus Meth­ odism's quadrennial mission ary program. The Junior Choir, which has Space Heaters, Floor Furnace, Gun Type Central Heat been inactive during the sum­ mer months, will resume weekly rehearsals on Thurs­ — SERVICE INCLUDES — day at 4 p. m. Mrs. Otis Taylor, Junior Choir Direc­ 1. Check Tnnk For Water. 6. Fire And Adjuet Flame. tor, invites all young people of the church, third grade 2. Clean And Adjust Electrodes through Junior High, to join 7. Check D raft. And Nozzle. the group. Tlte Esther Circle, WSCS. .1. Brush Down Combustion 8. Check Thermostat* Thursday at 9:00. Members Chamber And Vacuum Clean. are asked to bring their Ba­ I. Vacuum Blower Compnrlmcnl zaar projects to the meeting. Methodist Men Set Meeting Pre-Season Oil Furnace Clean-Up, Tune-Up Attend School Rev. Leonard Jones of the Prairie Lake Baptist Church and Rev. Jack Lindsay of the Umgwowl Baptist Church atIended the School of Pruphrl* held Wednesday and Thursday of Ihis week In Panama City. And Oil Fan And Motor. 9. Clean Stack Switch. 5. Replace Fillers* If Necessary 81.50 Extra Chance. 10. Calibrate Carburetor. Phone Now! FA 2-8321 SOUTHERN A IR 2S1S SAI.ES — SERVICE — CONTRACTING Perk Dr. Specializing In Heating and Air Conditioning Only Make Your Ford CO O L! om tandino m m town Season Close-Out CANBESCRUBBEDWITHIN10DAYS DRIBSIN30MINUTES > NOPAINTY0D0A • SOARAND WATERCLEANUP Air Conditioners! SAVE NOW Five Attend M YF Meet Five members cf the First Methodist MYF of Sanford attended the MYF Sub-dis­ trict Retreat held last Friday and Saturday at Csmp Wi­ nona near DeLeon Springs. Those attending were Linda Leggore, Glenda Albert, Di­ ane Utterback, Pixie Adams and Sherry Conville. The weekend included In­ spirational talks from guest speakers, devotional periods, business meetings, workshops, song fests and recreation. Dr. Joe A. Telle, Del.and district superintendent, was in charge of the closing ser­ vice. 250 ° INSTALLED! 1962 FALFON & COMET With Vacuum Windshield Wipers 1992 FA1KLANK A METEOR 9 Cylinder 1960 - 6 1 - 6 2 I'Olllt V-6 • 220 II.P. Engine 1936 • 62 ECmil V-H • 175 II I*. Engine 196.1 FALCON 8 Cylinder 1961 GAI.AXIK 9 Cylinder - 220 II P. Engine 1961 GALAXIE 8 Cylinder • 164 II.P. Engine WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS _______ — • .... CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE EASY PAYMENT PLAN IF FOR ANY REASON, YOU AUK NOT SAT­ ISFIED WITH THE PERFORMANCE OR DUALITY OK UOI.-IIIDH WHEN USED IN TIIFMANNEK PRESCRIBED ON THE LABEL. JUST BRING HACK THE O N AND THIS GUARAN­ TEE CARD. VND VOt It PURCHASE PRICE MILL IIP, CHEERFULLY REFUNDED. “Your Friendly Ford Dealer** Class Sets Social The Young Married Class of the Lake Mary Church of the Naxarene will hold a so­ cial meeting a t 7 p.m. Satur­ day at the home of Dick and P at Ransbottmn, 1308 Doug­ las Avenue In Sanford. Grill­ ed hamburgers ara on the Menu. All claia members and friends ara invited to attend. Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT 308 E. Finil St. Ph. FA 2-1481 W. Park MI 4-891# 8 98 GALLON 2nd GAL. FREE MARY CARTER PAINTS 209 W. FIRST ST. FA 2-3649 — — �Political Notebook Strap On Your Armor The attitude is summed up by William W. Harper, a consulting le­ gal physicist: '’If the occupant w on the ear, as he would a suit of armor, the crush­ ing of the ear exterior in a collision would absorb tremendous amounts of impact energy and protect him from bodily injury. But for some unex­ plained reason the teachings of phy­ sics have never been understood by the motorist; so, rather than 'strap on' the vehicle and take advantage of its protective armor in a crash, th e motorist dashes himself violently to pieces against Its interior! This makes no sense a t all, but It is still standard practice after 60 years of automotive accident history." I t is ironic th a t the growing use of seat belta in automobiles is rssulttng in an increase in th e number of traffic accident stories with headUses likes "Three Killed in Car Crash; Had Belts B ut Didn’t Wear them.” Or: "forgot to Buckle Belt, Crash Victim Says.” Sometimes it's a case of fatal forgetfulneas. Other tlmea, it la willful disregard of this simple safety pre­ caution- The rseult is the same in either ease. And In either case, the type of thinking th a t lets people either neglect or ignore seat belts le paradoxical. Change For A Buck? machines don’t destroy the coins, they do hoard them in their coin boxes, sometimes for many days, and thus keep chunge out of circula­ tion. • In places such as school cafete­ rias where there ju st isn't time to make change, patrons are required to bring exact change, usuully in odd amounts, and that means families store more change a t home. • Some eight million coin collec­ tors put a dent In the small money supply. • Cost of many items require use of a multiple number of small coins. Which leaves the situation right where it began: "Who haa change for a buck?" The plaintive wall of the person waking change Is heard across the land -an d It’s a vocal sign of the Why this should be so when coins are fit for circulation for about • quarter-century haa been spelled out by Mlaa Eva Adams, director of the Hint, before a House committee considering a bill which would autiu orixe more buildings and equipment for the various mints. Some of the • Our population Is soaring, and there are more pockets to fill with change. • Coin-gobbling devices are grow­ ing in number and variety. As they do, demand for change in vurious combinations la growing. While the Dick West Soys Just A Paul Bunyan WASHINGTON (UPI) 1 might have gone on deter­ People were always telling iorating Indefinitely had It a* that I should gel more not been for the President's Council on Physical Fitness. extreiee. "Basically," they would That worthy agency recently u y , "you have a fine physi­ published a book of adult ex­ que, and tempermentally you ercises that completely eras­ are the sweetest guy this side ed my childhood fear of calis­ e! Guy Lombardo. It's a thenics. shame to let yourself go to I began following tha pro­ gram outlined In the book, pet like this." 1 knew that they were right except on one Important sad I wasted to turn over a point. sew leaf. But 1 didn't have Rather than do a few exerthe strength to lift It. cisei at a time, as the book recommended, I did them all at one time. The result was g near disaster. The first indication ! had of the dangers of over-exercis­ ing cams when I saw an old frltnd on the street. 1 rushed over to shake his hand and in doing so broke three of hit fingersSince be had always been rather fragile, 1 did not at­ tach any great significance to the incident. My awakening began a ciuple of daya later when my left front tire went flat. OUR BOARDING HOUSE I got the Jack out of Ihe trunk and put it under the ____ *VYWO«D,TOM,NOUV& FOK66t> front bumper. Nothing unuaual about that. But the first JPTDTH'DOORUKb x A time I pushed down on Ihe sMU6tvJWBSEATITUF, a s s s c S i W 5) jack handle my car flipped <l PSYCHOLOGY OP SALEftMAfl- over on its back. "What did you do to the QOVtM u rie OP CHAIRS car?" my wife cried. fcx m e PC DDL IHQ I S *5^"I don’t know," I said. EMUY.WORTH MOMEV/ "There must have been too CbVJlMG-V much leverage somewhere.' Secretly, however, I was beginning to suspect that my muscles were firming up faster than my bodily coortli nation was equipped to handle. This deduction was confirm cd tlic very nest evening. When 1 gel borne front work In the evening, my 2-year-old ton customarily run* out to greet me. 1 make a practice of picking him up aad play­ fully tossing him Into the air. standard father atuff. On this evening, however, when I tossed him Into the air be didn't come back down. I knew then that I had erred in not building up to physical fitness gradually. I simply no longer knew my own strength. Pag* 4 Sanford, Florida Frl., September 13, 1963 They caught my son la a fireman's net in a neighbor­ ing county. No real harm waa W ALTBS A. OIKLOW, a titir o a t i n h i u l i v h i . h SIILH W ILLS done but I’m now working r a a o VAN r m MsoUtnlcsl Mupt. Slant a la s B ailor hard to get myself back out M S i n * iio »:m a k k h J tD Y W SILLS of condition. Huilntt* M t n t g . r Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic CASE Q-454: The Rev. W.t haa many facets, Included Dean Smith invited me to among which are pleasure in Cuynhngn Full*, a suburb of delicious food, plus music, re­ Akron, Ohio, for four meet­ ligion, recreation together end ing* on one day, under the even poetry. auapicee of the Ministerial But without the buale sexual Association. attraction, those other ele­ My afternoon nddreas was ments will seldom suffice. at Silver Lake Church and wss And you wivea ran prove ust for the ladles. that to your own satisfaction The church was parked until by viewing the homosexual chairs even were brought in adults in your arte, tor we to fill the long corridor a t tho have millions of adult homo­ rear. sexuals in this country. Among other matter*, I dis­ A homosexual man ' may cussed the fact that wives of­ share your feminine delight ten produce divorces hy their in good music and art, as well ■ins of omission. os literature end delicious Thty offsnd and affront food. them husbands even without But hs will still not ask a waffling they are doing so. woman to marry him! For they show reluctance, W hyf Because he has misdi­ indifference and often resist­ rected his sexual dexlra to­ ance to their husband'* erotic ward one of his own *ex and desires. thus you women have no mag­ After the meeting, the tad- netic sexual "puli’* or attrac­ lee had a tea, during which a tion to hint! group of smart wive* then Eunuch* and males who are challenged my statement that low in erotic vigor, also ere ■sx is the basic reason why more likely to be thl old bach­ marriages occur. elors in society. Dr. Crime,'’ one woman For sex is the usual vital protested, “can't a marriage magnetic force that make* a he purely a spiritual, poetic man propose marriage t affair, quit* removed front Iron differs from lead in sexT" that iron will respond to a Obviously, happy marriags magnet while lead remain* in­ JBoR QNp fcanfari* Ije n tlh County c s c b l is Aool*ty B a s s e D e liv e r y E41lor SIllltLEY J. UKAVT rta u s a r iU X K Editor CIsasHItJ Managar V 0LTO1.IT W Circulating Sian.gar atiHatuis-TioY it t r e s Uy M a ll Barbs Beailaala laaaty All OtSn By Hal Ceekres Me Week Its* 1 t*»r gtl.M l Y*ar Some traffic snarls are l.*« I Month* 4.U I Mouths Silt t Montli* IW l Month* caused by men who puah l.Ow I Mouth l it* ] Month V. 0. Festal Hs«uIatlona provide that all iu.il subscriptions ho carts In supermarkets. pets la e4ranos. A bed reputation 1* much Kalorod as soi-und eUao tn.tii-r OetQhor ST. ISIS e t the Peat Uffleo ot Ssnfor-I. H o n d a , under tha Ant ot Canaraaa «( March. harder to get rid of than H The Herald le a matnber of tha L’nltad I'raaa which la en­ la to g«L titled exelualvaly to tha u*a for (apublleatloa ot all tha local news printed la Ihla newapaper. Me part of any m aterial, newa or advertising, of this edition NUT RE8PUNS1BILK of The Aanferd Harold tnejr he reproduced In any mauuor w ith ­ out w ritten permleatnn of the puhllaher o f The llarald. Any 'Individual or firm rvapnnalhla for such reproduction w ill ha contldervd aa lafrlnelnw on Tha Herald'* rop rrlgb l and w ill be held liab le for dam aelug under tha taw. I’ubllahvd dally eicep t ‘Saturday, Sunday and Oirlattua*: pulilUbud Saturday pMcatdlnp Chrlitmog, I will not be responsible »r any debts incurred by anyone other than myself. KENNETH R. HALL e rt Weil, without the capacity to rcepond to sexual magnet­ ism, the male become! spirit­ less and a leaden "hen-pecked Henry" type of personality. Sexual v i t a l i t y Is what maksa a man dynamic. When channeled properly, it pro­ duces great leaders, like Xing David and Benjamin Frank­ lin. You esa anticipate the de­ cline of a nation when its men would rather cuddle e stein of beer Instead of a sweetheart) And you can detect the sex­ ual decline In men, for when they degenerate into quibbling over which restaurant serves the best salad, they have be­ came partly d i - i e x e d er eunuchoid. A virile mala doesn't quibble in the dining room if ha has his “dish" in the boudoir. So will you sluggish wives please try to effect e little mors ardor in the boudoir, if only to avert divorce? So send for my booklet “Sex Problems in Marriage," en­ closing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents. And If your husband reads it, you shouldn't have to feign as much ardor. Phil Newsom Soys . . . France’s Foes Wait MADRID, Spain (UPI) — Ask almost any politically minded Spaniard what he belives is Spain's greatest in­ ternal problem, and the reply will be, “the succession." Spain officially ts still a kingdom, but the phrase, “the succession,’* applies to only one man ami that is General­ issimo Francisco Franco, in all respects Spain’* chief of state. Today's Spain, 25 years af­ ter the civil wer, is a nation moulded by Franco and ruled by his decisions. Franco reaenta being called a dictator, preferring rather to regard himself as a man who fulfilled a national need and still ia answering to 1L Whatever t h e definition, Spain has found tranquility after 100 y e a n of civil war, 'enjoys a rising prosperity and once more is looking to the world beyond the Pyrenees. Even Franco's home critics admit there is no one in the country able to match him in national prestige. There is o p p o s i t i o n to Franco in Spain, amid on* know ledgable American. But It Is an opposition M which it is hard to pise* your form of govsmment and sub­ finger, the source pointed out mit it tu a plebiscite. to this correspondent who flew Finally there has been a to Spain aboard an Iberia Air­ suggestion that Franco hlmlines plans to be shown the sslf might retire, giving the situation close-up. country an opportunity to Except for the Communists reach Its own peaceful solu­ and the anarchists, no on* Is tion but holding himself ready plotting against him. The min­ to return to office ia case of imum wage h as been raised to need. a dollar a day, and the Utile man about to raise hie stand­ ard of living with a new apartment or a television sst ia not willing to risk U ts • new revolt. Most of the opposition sim­ ply ia waiting tor Franco to get out of office or ills. Approaching the age of 71, Franco ahowa alga of neither. Whoever is to rule ia Bpaia must have the support of the army. Filling that requirement ia Vke Prealdent C apt Gen. Aguatln Munoi Grandee, the only man wboss military rank equala Franco's own. Another alternative is the council of tha realm, a council which would be composed of repreeentntivee of labor, tha Roman Catholic church, the universities and professional O V I N G * « n » i r % M O V IN G ■ ■■ AND STORAGE FA 2 -9 5 1 1 5 0 4 C e l e y Avt*. CO., INC. WASHINGTON (NEA) — ia going to ha a piece tourism and the mature hi autumn. Kennedy ia going to travel through Pennsyl­ vania and nine western states Sept 25-29. Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of N n r York U T ith in g five states in early September prior to * owing through Europo 8*pt. 24-80. Mr*. Roche, fo llo r II ia g o in g with him. Ben. Barry Goldwater to tor hae accepted invitations to do* deliver lecturesi in 10 lUta*— stated ­ •ad there may ly be more inter. later. Any evi) thoughts that thera are poltleal implications to all this should be promptly scrub­ bed from tha mind. Because these three tourista say they are non political tours. The re­ mote fact th a t there is a presidential election in 1944 is sold to be purely colncldentaL September and October are simply the perfect months to r vacationing. Flying weather is perfect meet days, before the toga of November end tha snows of December set in. And there’* a nip la tha a ir that mokes •very patriotic public official want to get out and inspect the crops a fte r the fell bar. vest. That's all there ia to It, gentle readers. Why, President K e n n e d y himself says he is Just going out to check up on conoereatlon and reclamation and tha recreational facilities behind power dame and governmentmade lakes. The White House announce­ ment said tha President would inspect national parks, sea­ shore*, wilderness areas. So you can see this Is just a na­ ture lover's holiday. Anything to get out of Washington to r a breath of fresh sir. Anyone who thinks th at what tha President would n e l ­ ly Ilka to conserve and re­ claim are six western states with tour electoral votes, Mon­ tana four, Wyoming three, Utah four, Oregon alx and California 22 ia a mcany. Gotdwator isn’t avin a pres­ idential candidate yet, accord­ ing to him. The Draft Goldwater headquarters in Wash­ ington says it Is doing nothing to promote his tour or get out ths crowds. They still aren't speaking to each other. N a­ ture lover Goldwater is just going to Inspect the grass root*. Two of his appearances will be before Republican women— who are g n a t gardeners—in Chicago Sept. U and San Diego OcL 3. Four of his appeannrea will be just to help the Republicans ha tost in 1950—North Dakota raise funds in Pennsylvania— Gov. William W. Scranton, a potential rival, invited him— Oklahoma, New Jersey and Massachusetts. Goldwater will visit JFK ’s hums town of Bos- too O ct 18 to show how mueh ha loves him. In Now York, Goldwater wiH be fail guy Sept 17 at a Buffalo Circus Saints and Sin­ ners affair, which Is Just tor fun. In New York City he will attend n Financial World din­ ner O ct 81, which ia etricUy business. And be wouldn’t think of trying to take dele­ gates sway from Gov. Rocke­ feller. Or would he? Goldwater and Rockefeller will both apeak at the West­ ern Republican Rally In Eu­ gene, Ore., O ct 12. They will •peak at different times in different halle so nobody will get the erase idea of compar­ ing the two men or their views. Also, Gov. Mark Hatfield ie a GOP presidential nominee Letters To The Editor Editor, Herald: M any'thanks tor The Her­ ald’s editorial recognition of tha Savin ge and Loan indus­ try ’s (100 Billion milestone. Those of as who*are in thle nationally significant seg­ ment of business, especially, should like to pay our re­ spects to the thrifty individ­ uals and families who recognils the importance of u s ­ ings as a means to achieve some of thsir goals; and confidence brings them to the S A L's. Also, to tha proud persons whose truly Amsrlcen desire tor a home of their own brings them to the S A L’s tor financial assistance. To alt these customers w* u y “Many Thanks'*. These two vital slements of American life are instru­ mental in making the wheels of ths housing industry turn and in adding their strength to American economic prog­ ress George Touhy Executive Vice President First Federal Savings And Loan Association Editor, Herald: 1 would like ,to take this op­ portunity in behalf of the 129 saving] and loan associations In Florida to thank you for your excellent editorial en­ titled, "1100 BILLION MILE. STONE" which appeared k your Sept 8 edition. We are justly proud of the record these thrift and home financing institutions have established nationally as well as locally. For these accom. plishments to be recognized by your newspaper la greatly appreciated. William D. Hussey Florida Savings And Loan League Bumble Bee, Cat Back, All C h u k Son, Clip, Cowlic, G l a n c e , Gripe, Wake-up Wash and Happy Jack are towns in Arisons. % 9 I TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE RAINS AND PLANT YOUR SHRUBBERY NOW! La r g e s e l e c t i o n ALL SIZES A PRICES GrapeviUe Nursery I 2221 GrspevHI* Ave. FA 2 -ttU “.Scotto Dealer" % I > O V ER 35 YEARS At F ln t A Palmetto (Alongside aid paat office) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpels • Furaitura • T il* • • P ia a o a • R e s ts ] Beds DO END - O F- MODEL-YEAR BENEFITS APPLY TO LINCOLN CONTINENTAL, TO O ? » t The answer is )ee. Id fact, this may be the wisest lima of the year to invest in America’s finest fine car. True, choice of color is somew hat limited, b a t the handsome savings more than compensate. So if you’ve been secretly admiring live ’fiJ Continental, sec us now. And let others secretly admire yon. HUNT LIN C O LN -M E R C U R Y , INC 109 North Palmetto Avenue San ford, Fla. possibility aad neither Rocke­ feller nor Goldwater want to undercut Oregon’s own favor. Its son. Or would they? Rockefeller's real Intereat is said to be the Republican gov. ernors* conference in Denver S ept 14. His other dates are Oregon, III., S ep t 7; Hunting, ton, W. V *, S e p t 21, and Roanoke, Va^ the next day. Of course, there might be some real political significance to Rockfeller** European trip. Vice President Lyndon John­ son la in Europe now, prepsring the ground for his possible candidacy tor the Democratic presidential nomination in 1988. Rocky can’t afford to let Lyndon get ahead of him there, ms the two might be rir. el candidate* five years from now. But os tor 1984—peris h the naughty thought t■ Hie greet success was compound­ ed on a disappointment. When he broke into baseball in 1938, he want­ ed to be a pitcher. After two yean, he developed arm trouble and nearly quit the sport. His manager in the minors talked him into trying the outfield and his willingness to stick it out, even though he felt he'd felled led to fame and records in the bode. M H M n a iH B n a H n i 0 tM Moris!, bo doubi, Tins ts a f h t people many thlngi. (This indodee plenty of pitehera not to n«nre op • fa t pitch to hint.) Even so, there’s one lesson th a t all of us—e tpedally the youngstsrs can learn from this sterling baseball player, retiring after 22 years of m ajor lM«ae play. jm bjt Peter Edson THIRTY DAYS HATH SEPTEMNR-1 From Stan t » �t le g a l Notice sr g m m n i c u i n a M ti n M m a a rw im or a ALLOT n m o TO WHOM IT MAY COW­ E R S : Nolle* It k ir tb r rn that th« City Commlnlon • f th# C tlr • ( BaaforC. FI orIJi. at It* r<tular m rctlnt h#l4 on Autu>t :t. 1111, at the c it y Hall la th# c it y at Banford, Florid*. partuant to p ftttlon ta d notice h#r*tofora alTtn. px ***1 and adaptad an ordlnahc*. r##arrlng hnwovrr, ta Ilia c ity of Banford an f f it m f n t for pnblle UtlUtlM, claalnr, vacatln* and fbandanlnc any and all rlfh t f t lha City af Sanford, F lor­ ida. and tha public In and to th f follow ing d ficrlb td public illc y localtd la th* City of SanTord. Florida, and mora particularly daacrlbfd aa fo l­ low*: Logoi Notfea n t r e e n t e r r r court o p is n n r r a ju d ic ia l c m . C r i T . Of A I D BOLD C O U R TT. IB rM A R C B R T FD TITIO W OF ■ o L B A W . PO M IO T OP D R B D A LIAMS. Legal Notice ah* C a M a* tb a C aa ily Jadg*. Bomlaat* Cawary. Flag. FOR B R R IFLO R ID A . la tai WO. U R l D O W A L D R . ADOTE V. BROOKE Deceesad. T H * ADOPT. LO U IS IS TP 1L . Ta AH cvvdtwaa T O i IIK N R T E D W A R D W IL ­ LI AMO f L * t t known addr***) Savannah. Chatham Couaty, Qaorgla T O T M R o r FK TfTtO B F O M A D O P T IO .T TO U A R E H K R E B T N O TI­ F I E D T H A T a Petition baa baan filed In th* above atylad court by D O N A L D II. MeL E A N for th* adoption of D E ­ B R A L O U I S E W I L L I AMO, by th# Petitioner, D O N A L D II. M c L E A N , and you ar* re ­ quired to aarv* a o p y of your Answer ar Objection! to (h o w caua* why aald petition abould not ho granted, on tha attor­ ney for Petitioner, E. J . O I E R A C H , 114 Eaat Colonial Uriv*. Orlando. Florida, and fit* th* original In th* offlc* of th* Clark o f tha Circuit Court on or bafur* October Ind. IMS. T h a t portion of a efrtaln north-iouth allay lying north ot Fourta*nth Btr**t batwata Lucuat Atano* and Hickory Aaonua and abutting Lot 1 on th* •aat. Block I , Ban l a n d tubdlalalon a* racurdad In H E R E IN FA IL NOT o r a Plat Book 1. Pag* 10, damlaalt County Haeorda. dacra* pro nnfaaao w i l l ba antaraJ agalnat you. B y th* C i t y Commlaatoa W I T N E S S my hand and th* af th* City of Hanford. F lo r­ ida, thla l*th day* of Auguat aaat of said Court In gantord, Florida, tblo 17 th day of a . d . m i. C1TT COMMISSION OF August. A. D., I M I. THE CITT OF SANTORO. ( S E A L ) A r t h u r II. Backwlth, Jr., FLORIDA Aa Clark of th* oald Clr B y: H. W. TAMM. JR.. cult Court CuTT CLERK B y : Martha T . Vlhlan Pubtlah Bept. II, 1M 1. napu ty Clark C U M -41 K L R o r J. O IE K A C H Attorney 114 E. Colonial Drive i t TH it n n c r r r c o u r t o f T H U . M A T H J U D I C I A L C I H - Orlando, Florid* C I T T O F F L O R D A . I T A I D Publlah: Aug. 10, A Sapt. I , IB, IS. IMS. F O R BR R 1 S O L K C O T A T T . C D L -104 I T ( R A A C C R T .TO. I 1M T i l l : ONONDAOA C O U X T T i t t m s t T R c r r r c o u r t o r SAV INGS BANK, a N tw Tu rk T H E N IN T H J U D I C I A L C I R . Bank ing corporation. C U t T O F A N D F O R SkIMI. PlalnUff. T O L R c o u n t y , F L O R D A . **. C H A T C K R Y T O . 1SSSO W IL L IA M JOSEPH PORTER K N IC K E R B O C K E R FEDER­ and NO It A P I E R C E P O R T E R , A L H A V IN G S A N D L O A N A S ­ hla wlfa, SOCIATION, Dtfandanta Plaintiff, TOTICR OF PUBLICATION •vxT O : W I L L I A M J O S E P H P O R T ­ li E S S I E H. P A R R I S H , ot al. E R and N O R A K 1UIU .K Defendant*. P O R T E R , hi* wlfa. n o n e * o r s u r r it Raaldanca Unknown ■ O R TO A O B FORRCLOaURM T O U A R E H I J R E B T N O T 7- T O i T H O M A S O. M O O R E F I K D that a auIt to Foracloa* H E a t D K N C K i U N K N O W N llortgaa* arain at rtal and A T I ) T i ) i All parti** claiming paraonal proparty ha* bran Interests by, through, un filed agalnat you In th* above der or agalnat tha afuroCourt by th* above named '•ltd person. Plaintiff. T h * proparty aoualit T O U A R E hereby notified lo b* foracloatd I* aa follow*: that a Complaint to foreclose Lo t t. Block D. CAB 8 K L - a certain mortgage encumber­ l i E R I l T H E I G H T S , C****t ing th* following daacrlbad berry, Florida, as par plat real property, to -w lt : tbaraof paoordad In Plat Lot * 1. O A K L A N D H I L L S , Book >, Pag* IT, Public according tn th* plat Records ot Bamlnol* Coun thereof a* recorded In Plat ty. Florida; togathar with Book t l . Pagaa <1 and <4 H E l T t a - S A I Electric lint Public Records of la m L W ater Haatar Inatallad nol# County, Florid*, iTabl* T o p i hai baan fllsd against you In T O U A R E R E Q U I R E D to th* ahova-atylad suit, and you aarv* a copy af your Anawar, are required lo aarv* a copy or other Plaadtag. an Plain- of your Anawar or other tirra Attornaya. F R A N K . A Pleading to th* Complaint on S T U E L K O W . EAQB., 1111 Lin Plaintiff* attornaya. A N D E R ­ coin Road. Miami Beach. Plot SON. R U S H, D E A N . U J W N Ida. and tlla th* original In DEN A van dan U E K O . 117 the offlea of th* Clark of th* East Central Avenue. Ovlando. above Court an, ar before, th* Florida, and III* tha original loth day of September, 1341. in Answer or olhar Tleadlng In daf.iult of which th* Complaint th* office of lha Cle rk of tha w ill be taken aa eunfatead Circuit Court on or bafur* agalnat you for th* relief r* th* l i s t day of October. 1311 q u r i t t d in Plaintiff* Com I f you fall to do so. a dacra* plaint. pro confaaao will b# taken D A T E D thla 14 th day of against you (nr th* relief d* A nnual, III], at Bamlnol* manded In the Complaint. C o u n t y , Sanford, Florida. Thla Notice ahall b* pub AHEAD Halted one* a week for four Ar itiur II. Beckwith. Jr., consecutive week* In th* Han Clark of tha Circuit Court ford Herald. By : Martha T . Vlhlan D A T E D thla U t h Say af Deputy Clark Sapttmbar, l i l t . F R A N K A U T U F .L K O W , (H EAL) Attorney* for Plaintiff. A r t h u r II. Beckwith, Jr., Publlah Aug. 14 A Sapt. 4 , 1*. Clerk of Circuit Court s*. m i . H y : Martha T . Vlhlen CDL -1P Deputy cle rk Anderson, Rush, Dean, Lowndas A van dsn Berg IT T H E CIRCUIT COIWT IT Attorney* and Counsellors at AT I) FOR SEMINOLE COUN- L w T ) . FLORIDA. IT CMA.TCERT 111 Eaat Central Boutavard fa s * S*. I U 3 I. I h n t Offlc* Box l i l t T H E I l O W E R Y S A V I N G S Orlando, Florid* H A N K , a Baring* Bank organ­ T e l e p h o n e 311-4457 ised and aviating under lha P u b l l e h Sep t, 11, 14, 11 A Oct Law* ot th* Stats of Naw 1M 1 Tork, C D M -44 B a ita a «* i Plaintiff, CLM-11 tb* fearr at lb* CeuatT Judge. Pamtaele Centsty, Slate *4 FlevMn. la Piehate. !■ aw the Estate eft Fred R. Wilson Deceased. FTT.b i x o r t r r . Notice la haraby alvan (hat th* undaralanad will, on lha Ind day of October, A. D. 1) 41. praoant to the Honorable County Juda* of Hemlnola County. Florida, hi# final re­ turn account and voucher-, at Eaecutor of the Estate of Prad R. Wilson, daceaeed and at aald time, than and thar-. make application to th* said Judge for a final sattlamant of administration of said •state, and for an order dis­ charging him aa auch Executor Dated thla tha 4 th day of September. A. D. 1141. A. Edwin Hhtnholsar Ae Executor of th* Estate of Fred R. Wllaon Daraaaad H H IN H D L S r.R A N D LO O AN Attornaya at U vw Flrat Fadernl Bu ilding Hanford. Florida Attorney for Executor Publlah Sept. I , 1*. W, IT. 1441 C D M -IT Tou and aaoh a f you ar* haraby notified and required lo praaant la dmptleat* any claim s and damanda which you. o r althar ot you. may hav* agalnat tha aatat* ot ADD IE V. B K O ’X*. dacaaaad. 1st* of aalJ County, to th* County Judge o f Bamlnol* County, Florida, at hla eftlc* la th* court house of aald County at Sanford. Florida, w ithin ala (I) calendar month* from th* tlm* a f th* flrat publication of thla notice Each claim or demand ahalt ba In w riting, and ahall d ata lha place of residence and post offlca addr*** o f th* claim ant, and ahall ba aworn to by th* claimant, hi* agent, or hi* attorney, and any such claim or demand not *o filed shall b* void. / » / William H arvey Brook* A* Administrator a t th* E sta te at ADDIE V. BROOKS. 4k g C e s r t e f 4k * U w e e t y Dacaaaad J » 4 i e , be asIeel# t ' e s s l f , Kata Oordon V. Frederick. *4 Florida, la Probate Attornay for K ftat# of Addle I » r » ib* Estate atf■ T. Brooks, dacaaaad 114 Eaat Commercial Straat, M A T T I E F. C O G U U K N Dacaaaad. P. O. Boa 1711 F IN A L N O T IC E Bulla 1, Kirk Plaaa. va. N O TICE OF O U T W I L L I A M H. B E N T L E Y and CHANCERY NIK lE T T J U N E B. B E N T L E Y , hi* wife. T H K VT I T ) : OF FLO R ID A Defendant*. T O i D O R O T H Y J. K E N N E D Y to tic r of aurr D O U G I.A S W . K E N N E D Y THE STATU OF FLORIDAi and M A R T I N F. K E N TOi W illiam H. Bentley N K D T . a partnership d/ 1710 Sheridan Drive b/a K E N N E D Y A N D T o w n of Ton awaada, KENNEDY C O M PA NY . Naw Tork. 10) South Clinton Street T O i Juris K. Bantlay Chicago 1, Illinois 1744 Sheridan Drive T o w n of Tonawanda, BLAND CASKET COM New Tork. P A N T , a Tennessee Cor T o u are hereby notified that poratlon a suit ha* been filed agelnat 404 South Maple Htraet you In the above entitled l» b a n o n , Tennessee cant* and that yoo ar# re­ quired to tile your answer C . H. B O N D and C L I F F I E w ith the Clerk of title Court N. BO ND, a partnership ant to eerve a cop) thereof d/b/a F U N E R A L D I K K C upon the plaintiff or plain­ TORS EXCHANGE tiff* attorney*, whoa* name Uadlaoti, Arkansas and addreea !•: L liner. M u r. rhleon, Kent, Ashby A Ball. T H E M K A a L N U E K COR 110 Florida National flank PO R A T I O N Building, Jackaonvlll* I, F lo r ­ 7 th Street ida, not later than rha Ind A uburn. Indiana day of October, I M L If you T o u , and each of you. art fall to do to. a decree pro haraby notified that suit bat contain) will b# entered been filed against you in th* agalnat you for th* relief de- C ircu it Court of Seminole nt i nde J In th* complAlnt. Thl* County, Florida. In Chancery, suit la to forarloa* a mort­ a* abbreviated title of which gage encumbering th# follow­ I* Flrat Federal Having' and ing described properly located tman Association of Hemlnola In hemlttol* County, Florid*. County, a corporation, Plain tiff, v a U. H B U R T O N and ** ’ e m 41, SOUTH F I N K - wife. O L E O B U R T O N . *t *1 C R E S T . Fourth Addition, Defendant*, th* nature of aald a subdivision, according to suit being a suit to foracloa* a plat tharaof recorded In that certain mortgage dated plat Book tl, page# 41 February T. M i l . and of r* and 41 of th* Public Re­ cord In Official Records Book cord* of Seminole County, 11, nag* 175, Public Record* Florida. of Samlnot# County, Florida, Togathar with th* following encumbering the following llama of property which ar# daacrlbad real proparty, t* located In and permanently la- wltt atatlad *• * Part of th* I m ­ Lots 1 and 1, Block 11 provement* on eatd land: T ie r, D, Hanford, Florida fine t i n Refrigerator, elec­ according to E. K T ra f tric, Model L A 811B C 1 L H . ford's Map tharaof record Serial Z U I D I H ad In Plat Book 1. pagaa on# U B Built-In Oven, i l - C I of rha Public It* electric. Model J l i l l P W , eorda of Samlnolo County, Serial \ R 1I 111T Florida, One Duo - Therm W all and you ar* hereby required Heater. Oil. Model 11 *-* t<> file your answer In aald Serial H I M suit with th* undersigned On# Nu-Ton# Kitchen E x - Clark of aald c o u r t and to hauet Fan. electric, no serve a copy thereof upon th model or ear la I number * Plaintiff's attorney, whoa* K il t e d Venetian Blind*, nam* and address appear ba metal, manufacturad by low, on or bafur* the October Henkarlk Qlaa* A Ihelnt 9, 14 *1. and In default there Comp**/. Hanford. Florida, of, Dacra* Pro Confaaso will no model or aerial num b* enlarad against you. bare. W IT N E S S ) my h a u l and Of W I T N E S S my band and th* fKlal aeel at tb* County Court official t**l of thla Honor­ house, ganfurd. Samlnot* Coua able Court this 17 th day af ty. Florida, Hit* I r d day of August, A. D. lM l. Haptambar, 1 M 1. (SEAL) (S E A L) Arthur H. Backwlth, J r , A r th u r II It. hwith, J r Clark of th* circ uit Court C la rk of Circuit c o u r t My; Martha T . Vlhlen By t Martha T . Vlhlea, liip dty Clark D. C. U L M E R . MURCHIS ON, K E N T . r H 17. H I ' ll L O G A N ASH BY A B A L L till tNll nLH L.l t and L O G A N Florida National Baok Build­ F ir s t Federal Building P. a Bos 1111 ing Hanford. Florida Jackaonvlll* 1. Florida * Publleh Aug. *4 A Sept. «. I I. Attornay for Plaintiff Publish dept. (. Ll, 5 u, - 2, 1141 14 , M i l . CDL-41 Legal Notice Hanford. Florida, 117 T 1 Publlah Aug. 14 A Sapt, *. 11, «. 1111. CDL-41 IT TM R c ir c u it court. N IN TH JU D IC IA L C T R C PIT. IN AND FOR M E R I T OLE C O U N TY. FLO R ID A I T C H A N C E R Y TO. I B M F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L MORT­ G A G E A S S O C IATIO N, Plaintiff va. C A R L JOHN K E L L E R sad G R A C E K E L L E R , hie wlfa. n o t h ' f. or Defendants h t IT T H E STATE t)T FLORIDA T O . C A R L J O H N K E I - E K K and G R A C E K E L L E R , his wlfa 31 HuJan S tra ti Dorchester, Massachusetts T O U A U K H E I I E R T NO T I F I E D that a suit hat been filed asalnst you In th* abov* entitle! cauae, and that you are required to file your an awar w llh the Cle rk of thla Court end to serve a copy thereof upon tha Plaintiff or I t a l n t l f f a attorney*, whose ram s and addrae* Is Bishop A Barnatatn, I I Eaat Pine Htrast. Orlando, FTorlda, not latar than October JnJ. t i l l . If you fall tn do as a Decree Pro C'onfeaao will b# entered agalnat you for th# relief de manded in the Complaint. Thla suit la to foracloa* a mort­ gage. Th e real property pro­ ceeded against la: 1m t 11. Block 11. T O W N R I T E o r N O R T H C II U L U O T A , a subdivision, ac cording to plat thereof recorded In Plat Book I. pages 51 to 51 . Inclusive, of th* Public Records of Hemlnola County, Florida. W I T N E S S m y h a n d an d tha seal of aald Court at Hanford, Florida, this l l t h day of August. 134) (H E A L) A r th u r It. Hsckwlth, Jr.. Cla rk of the Circuit Court B y : Martha T . Vlhlan Deputy Clerk D U I lU l' A BollN M TE lX 54 Eaat Pins Street Orlando, Florida Attornaya fur Plaintiff Publlah: Aug. 14 R kept. I. Nolle* la haraby given that tha undersigned will, on tho 4 th day of October, A. D. 1 M I , present to th* Honorable County Judge of Hemlnola County. Florida, her final re­ turn. account and vouchers, a* K i a c u l r l i of tha Calais of M A T T I E F. C O O B E R N . decaaaad. and at said tlm*. than and there, niika application tn the •aid Judga for a (Inal sattlament of her administration of aald sstata, and for an order discharging bar ba such E x ­ ecutrix. Dated thla tha l l t h day or Augmet, A. D. 1 ) 41. .Marjorie C. Tepslo As Executrix of the Estate of M A T T I E F . C O O U C K N Decease,!. B T E N H T R O M , D A Y IS A MrINTsIHII Attorneys for Executrix Poxt Office Dra w er 1154 Hanford, Florida ublleh Aug. 30 A Hept. |, 11, 10 . 1I 4 L C D L -104 II. ]*. l i l t . CD L - 141 IN T H R CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E NINTH J l ' W C f XI. CIRc u r r . in and r o tt sem i n o li: county, FLORIDA. UH ANUERb Nil. I I H 4 F E D E R A L N A TIO N A L MORT­ G A G E A S S O C IATIO N , a cor po ratio a. Plaintiff. VA C H A R L E S JKHftE P U G H and L E N A J O PL'GII, his wlfs, snd 1) A 1l H T RROOKH M cQ ITA R U IE and M A R T H A C. S R g U A K I U K . hi* w lf A Dafandantl n o t ic e o f n u r r in ■ OMTOAflE FOIIECl.OXI RE T O i C H A R I.E H J E S S E I t ’O II and L E N A J O P U U IL his wife, Rsaldsns* Unk nown D AR KY n l l O O K H JitQ C A R U I E and M A R T H A C. S IcQ VA RR IK. hla wifi, Rstldsnr# Enknn T o u t)af*8 ilanto. ar* hsrsby nollflsd that a i-omptslnt lo foreclose a certain mortgage on ths following described property, situate, lying and being in Hsinlhola County, Florida, to-wlt: I -ns 7. Block If, HU N L A N D ESTATES, a subdivision according to a plat thsraof, recorded In I'lat Book I I . pages 14 to I t of tba P u b l i c l l s o o r d ■ o f Hsmlnola County, Florida. Including: On* O E Built • In Ovan ( E I S A ) Modal No t D U I - M Hartal No. I D 47 JTS -X On* OK B u i l t . la Range (Else.) Model No. 111417P K Serial No 147I I 14A. On* Viator Ullmaa K it chan Exhaust Fan, 14" No Modal or Serial No. Ob* GE Refrigerator (Els e.) Modal No. B A 11T D Hsrlal No. H T 41 I I U . On# Du o-Therm Wall F u r ­ nace (O il ) Modal N a 114-4 8 «r!al No. 5 I 1I - 1Y On# G E Hot Water Haatar (Els e.) No Modal N* Bar1*1 No. I P T I 14 I. T e n Venetian Blind* (bea­ ts!), manufacturad by Robart* Aw ning and Van*Halt Blind Company. O r ­ lando Florida. No Modal or Hartal No. has been fllsd agalnat you la lha abov* atylsd suit and you ar* required to a*rva a copy of your Anawar or Pleading to tba Complaint on Ptalnt i f f s Attornay. J O S E P H M. M U R A H K O , P. O. Bo* 115. Farn Park, Florida, and 01 * th* original Answer or I'tsadlr.g In th* office ot tha Clark of tha cirault Court on or bafor* th* 1st day of October, 1343. If you fall to do au. a de­ cree pro confesau will ba tak­ en agalnat you for lha relief demand'd In lha omptalnt. W tT N E H H my hand end of­ ficial aaal of offlr* at • * »Hamlnol* County, F l « r t l a , tltl* t i l l d a ) uf t fn p ttm b a r . 1343. IDEAL) A r t h u r II. u# : k * l t l i , Jr* CWrk. C i r c u i t C o u rt H j : J l a r i h a T. Vlhltft Deputy Clark J o k K F H M. M L R A k M U A tto rn ay at Law P. O. Boa 114 Farn Park, Florida Publlah ktpt. 4. 13 , 34, 37 i l l : CDM -I 1 1N T H R C I R C U I T r « H R T O F T H E N I N T H J U I I I C I X I . 4 III C I T T O F F I . O H I I M , IN XNI) F U R KEWINOI.il r o t N T * . IN I I I I N i eiMV Nil. Idlbg VV1W T HIDE F E D E R A L H 4 V INGH AND L O A N AHH< S T A ­ T IO N O F N E W Y O R K C ITV . a United Ststaa Bank ing cor­ poration. Plaintiff, va V M R O IL r. M O B E L E Y and J E A N 51Ok E L K Y, hla wife. Defendants NOTICE. OF FORECI.OKI HU KALE N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G I V ­ EN pursuant to an Order Amending Final Decras of Mortgage F'irat-lfi«iirn dated Hoptember 11th, 1 343, .jnd .-nterad In <‘hancary Case No, 13144 of th# Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Hemlnola County, F lo r ­ ida, wherein. WKHT HIDE FEDERAL K AVIN G H IM i U ) J N AHHGC 1 ) T M N I 1T NHJV Y o r k C I T Y , a United H'.atee Banking rorporatlon. Plaintiff, and V I R G I L C. M OBK I.Y and J E A N M O S E L E Y , hla wife, De­ fendants, I will sell lo tha highest and beat bidder for caah at th* Hamitiole County Court Home In Hanford, F lo r­ ida, at 11:50 A. M . on tha loth day of Hoptemhar, 1943, th* following described pro­ perty a* eat forth In asld O r ­ der Amending Final Deeres of 3(orlg.tgt Foreclosure, to w it; Lot 137. O A K L A N D III U N . according to th* I'lat thereof a* recorded In l'U t Hook 13. INxga 43 and *4 Publlo Records of Hamlnol* County. Florida, Including apsidflcxlty ,hut noi hy way of limitation, ilia tul lowing fixtures; Jackson Gas Hot Water Heater permanently In •tailed, 3(odel No. C 343 Harlal No. 19173 . Includ lng tha buildings *nl sp purtensnesa located there on, together with th' furniture, furnishings, and fixtures situate therein and located thereon D A T E D thla l l t h day of Hcptambar, A. D. 1441. (m e a d Arth ur li Beckwith, J r , Cierk Circuit Court lly: Martha T . Vlhlen Deputy Clark Published kept. 13. 19«J C D M -44 N i m c r F U R D ill* T h a Board of County Com­ missi .tier* of Re to I rode County, Florida, will rscelve bids at th « office of A r t h u r It Beck­ with, Jr., Clark, in tha Courthouaa at katiford. Florida, up la 4 >0 P. M. Fri day, Reptembar 34, 1341. for furnishing th* following matarlala during th* twelve month period ending October I, 1344. A. Petrolauni Product*. B. Astihaltlo Concrata A Cold Patch. C. Transit Mix Concrat* A Camant. D. Blast Furnace Hlag. E. Lumber. Specification* giving dSF :xvi>>g •■** esllmatgf nrlptlona, typ-sv quantities, and uth bar deiyix ar* avaltabl* at thle u ‘ fl e of lha flaxeinola County Engiitpr, Enan^fr. to lha Courthouaa att flnn(R Han (ird.l, Florida. Quantltlaa era sr* t g r s ilm ata and no guasranttf la given or Implied aa t> tha total amounta that w4Tl be required during tha ; n i of tha oontracta. All material* fu rn lf g d must oentorm to tha curreql stand­ ard kpeclflratioa* of th* Florida Rtata I! . | Depart­ ment. where appll Able. Bid* to ha encAied In a sealed a n v s t o p a pi|frly marksd on th* oqtalduu''ll!D F O R F U R N I S H I N G in *))- of matarlala), open aapteaibsr >3, i»u Rld< Will be >^4 ned on Mondo M'Ptambei^J 33. 1343. at 14:40 A 51. or | « anon there­ after as Jlc a! a meal­ ing to ba * 4 n th* l.'niiaty Commiaatia Meat lug lt>om In the Courlfuot* a; Hanford, Th* r u q t t* tOMrvodl t4> r w a l r # a n / i r r a g u l j r t t 1- t c c h n l ’ ali'A" in tjlflii » ml to all nidir*J«' t , f U oxrj ot C o u n ty Com m italangs HauiBnl* O t u n i y , F l o ri d a J. C m*S ilu lo h lao u , B y : JV. Bush. J r . County E n g i n e e r C balr- Put.l )* daptambey f, 13, 1343. CDJW J Clinic Mothers Casselberry WSCS Hold Meeting Meets At Church In Oviedo By Bernice Keliey Oviedo Clinic Mothers met with County Health Nurse Mr*. Evelyn Morns at 9 a. m. Tuesday a t the Oviedo School to outline the clinic program (or tho year. All mothers interfiled in participating in the volunteer work were invited to attend. Mrs. Douglas Layman ia ferving as Clinic Mother chairman for the year with Mrs. Carl Fowler a i co-chair­ man. Purport of the program D to provide an attendant for sick room duty during the school day who would be available at all tlmei to con­ tact parent* if Decenary. The volunteer mothers alio are lm tnietcd In handling minor emergenclei and administer­ ing first aid when eeesiary. By JbR« C a M lk n y The Woman's SocUty o£ ChriiUsn Senricg of th* Csssolbcrry Community Methodiat Church in«t Wmlnasdby sfternoon at the churoh after a lumnter race*). “Our Minion Today" waa Art Group Plans Dinner-Meeting September 23 Ssnford-Scminelg Art Astociation is pisaniii| its first social event of th# new season, s dinner-meetinf for members ami guests Sept. 23 at the Mid KlorUia Country Club, Mrs. Florence Seymour, of Jacksonville, will be t h e speaker ami will show slides and civs commentary about art, artiati and place* of spe­ IN T H E U l R C U t T r o t H T IIP cial interest. She was presi­ the n in t h j u ih u ia l t in C l I T O F XNI) F U R K E 44I. dent of Uie Florida Federa­ N O I .E C O U N T Y , F L O R I D A . tion of Art at the time tho U H X N I'E N Y NO. 1U N H P U 1N O F I E L D I N S T I T U T I O N local sssoclatioo was organF O R HAVING * Plain tiff, lied and the Installed the firs v*. officers, W I L L I A M J A C K G R E E N E , at Deadline for reservations tlx and at al Dafe min nt*. thii next Wednesday. A W E N D E D N O T I C E O F K1 I T Mrs. Mildred Babcock at IN Fait 21st Street, Sanford X IO R TO X Iil: F O R E U L O X I R E T O i William Ja c k Green# and Joseph Mat Iticu x, new ires Dnruthy J . (Dean*, hie iilent, introduced new n/K'erx wire R E X t l i E N I K i DonaldaonvBI*. al the first meeting uni^r tho Georgia T o t .l.imes J . Robertson and new name of Sanforvr>cminEileen t. Knbcrt*"n, hla ole Art Association These w I (• H E x i l i E N c E i In an unknown are George W, DotJM, Vice Ntata or country othar president in c h ar^ of ex­ than tha State of Florida, and mulling addraaa be­ hibits; Mrs. Thefna Sikes, secretary, anti Mr*. Paul ing: A G 1P 1 URN, IT. N. Naval Mina Dafans* luibor.itiuy. Poor, irea surer, i Operation* Department, Attractive nap yearbooks P.insmu C ity, Florida prepared under tha guidance T O i tni* N. Sattarwhlta and Maaomu katterwhlts, h i- uf Mrs. HellnfCrcgory were wlfa distributed at' Monday night's n F .a I D E N f E i Unk nown f A N D T O i All partial claiming meeting. Interests by, through, u n ­ Mrs. Bahfick. p r o g r a m der or against the afore­ said oils N, ksltvrwhit# chairman, pas arranged (or a and l h i i i m i Ralterwhlts, variety og entertainment and his wife Y u li A R E haraby notlfed di*cu*sio# during this year that a Complaint to foreclose o that vxi# ho of Interest to certain mortgage encumbering tho following described real artists and art lovers. M rsi George W. Dodson, property, t o - » l l ! Lot 4. Block G, C O U N T R Y Box # . I-akc Mary, will be f'l.t'H 5I A N U R . U N I T NO. happf to accept Inquiries and 3 , according to ths pi thcreot as recorded in I'lat appiltatlons for membership Book It. Pngs 1D4, Publlo (nip residents of Sanford and Records of kemlnole Uoun ly, Florida .Sqpiinole County. Legal Notice ha* been filed against you In tha atiovc-alyled suit, and you nr* required to serve a ropy of your Anewcr or other Pleading to ths Complaint on Plaintiff* attorneys, A N D E I l R< >N, KUXII, D E A N , L O W S , D E R A van <l»n liKIUf* 1 East U'ntrat ll'iulvb uni, Of, U n d or»,. Florida, u ml flit IS* na 1 Anti ivep or o :ST Hue >» Ilia a ttic ot a Clerkk of Ilia 'Ircult Uuur i ' » rfur# th# 3u i i» r of F t ohar, 11X3. If you f.ill (J iiu so, a decree pro cunt, s . | - ill ba taken against you f*f lha relief demand' d In t h y Coinplaint. / T h la N o tice a h a l l b* jn b l l s h ed on e# a w e a k (or fJKr c.,u. u T h d Sianford • a c u t t v a w e e k s In llarald D A T E D thla 37 d.\f ot A u « uai. 13X3. I H 17A L ) / A r t h u r H. Brjkwlth, J r . C l a r k of th * dll C u u r t I*> : M 4 rlhA r A l h U n l^p u tir C U r lf AniltffBqn, l|ii«hail^« 4 n l.cinmilti 4k v i|f den Her* Atti>rn«ya an.I ,CounB«UrirB 4 t D e jt 373 Eaat C a n t j l l Boulavard Post Office IRS 3314 Orlando, FtojIAa P u b l i s h Auiq, A gap'.. I, 13, 3 u. 13X1. i C D L -lv l / A. D. Beckett, 42, Dies In Hospital Mr. Arthur D. Tlcckolt, 42, died at H:30 p.m. Wednesday at Seminole Memorial Hospi­ tal following a short Illnes*. Horn Doc. 21, 1920 In Charleston, S. C., he had mail# hi* home in Paula far the pant 13 years. II* was a morn her of ths First Baptist Church of Hanford. He is survived by his step­ father and mother, Mr. and Mr*. G. 8. Tomlinson of 8an ford. Servicas were scheduled for 1:30 p.m. today at Urisson Funeral Home with Rev Fred II. Chance officiating, ilurisl w** to bo in Hylvsn Lake Cemetery, the topic of tho procTMB proaentod by Mrs. M. C. D anina. A m rood Iat tars from miagtonariag aorving in A frko, Soot and Mr*. Arthur DodguyaJt and Rsv. and Mrs. Bob Sick! Mr*. Frank Msaaiek lad group in a Hymn 8lngy and Mr*. Dolmas Copoland /fRV* tha pruyar. Mrs, A rth tr PBttha nans, president, rood business meeting. Mrs. William on oral chairman, lu s s r plana for tho ’ Friday, and suppor to promts** to N ot. S. Th* sv a t successful ba on# of tho as many of tha group havo worked all tha mom attractive year to neadlawo! and gift llama to ba sold. A delegation from tha Coosolbarry/church will attand tho Seminar to bo hold at 9:30 a. m. a t th* Eliot Church in Titustreahmanta were oorved sing tha program by hooMrs. Flnnay Haynoi, Nolson Bunnell, Mrs. M. Illlmora and Mrs. Charles U. Johnson Jr. Episcopal Girls To Organize Society By Dorrs Eataa Ths ntw Girls’ Friendly So­ ciety of Christ Church Epis­ copal, Longwood, will ho or­ ganised at a meeting to bo held this Saturday In tha Par­ iah House on Church Street beginning at 10:30 a. m. Tha meotlng* will continue each Saturday at 10:30 for on* hour . Th* organisation for girls, between the ***» of aorta and 11 yaara, will be under the di­ rection of Mrs. Insa Blanton d will be affiliated with tha national society, Tho purpose of the group will be to give the girls an opportunity to worship, study and servo tha church. Area Ministers To Attend Meeting Four area Pr»»byt*ri»n minDtere, Rev. Earl G. Harris, Chaplain F. A. Hanks, Rev, John Montgomery and Rat. John Fllloy, will attend R mooting noil Wednesday and Thursday of th* North Pres bytery of the tlnitod Pres­ byterian Church in Florida to be hold at th* Conference Canter in L*k* Placid. Wednesday will be devoted to consideration of different parts of the Church Program. The regular fall meeting ef the Presbytery will be held on Thursday. Vljt VnfitrS f rra ll F ri. Sept. IS, ’6.^—Page S St. Catherine Ot Siena Circle Meets In Longwood / f By Deema Estes Prayers wire offered fcr the speedy recovery for Mrs. Anna liopkini and Larry Aniley to open the regular monthly meeting of Longwood's St. Catherine of Siena Clrclo ot the Catholic Wo­ men's Club ef the Church of tho Nativity held Tuesday E. N. Fielding Dies Af Home Mr. Edward (Ed) N. Fieldlag, C4, 2120 Elm Avenue, died at his home Thursday night following a long Illness. 11* had lived in Sanford for Ui« past 20 years and had bees g freight agent for At­ lantic Coast L^ne for 20 years out of 43 yeirs as an ACL employe. Before coming to Sanford he was chief clerk in Jacksonville for 18 yeirs. Born In Day, Fla. he was active in civic affairs in San­ ford where he waa a mem­ ber ot the Grace Methodist Church. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Raida Mickler Fielding of Sanford and a ton, E. N. Fielding Jr. snd two grand­ daughters, Debra and Teresa, all of Maitland. Funeral services will be held at 9:3o a. m. Saturday at Brisson Funeral Home with Rev. John H. Hires officiat­ ing. Graveside services will be held at 3:30 p. m. Sat­ urday at Live Oak Cemetery. The family has requested that in lieu of flowers dona­ tions be mi:Id in the heart fund. PTL To Meet By Beralct Kelsey The ParentTTeaeher League of St. Luke's Christian Day School In Slavta will hold its first meeting of this school term at 8 p, m. Monday in the new section of the school's north wing. A special "get-acquainted" program la being planned for this meeting. evening at the heme of Mrs. Joseph Hopkins on Markham Road. Both Mrs. Anna Hopkins, past treaiurar of th# eircle and Ansley, husband of cir­ cle member Mrs. Chela An­ sley, ire confined to tbs hos­ pital. The 9 a. m. Mass af the church on Thursday of thla week waa offered for Mrs. Hopkins and waa attended h r members of the clrclo la a group. A new member, Mrs. Peggy Shannon, waa welcomed. Final plans seen made for the square dance to bo held Sept. 28 from 8 until 11 p. m. on the church grounds. Joe Curtis will be caller for tho danco. Two door prises will bo awarded and tree refresh­ ments will be served once during the early part of the evening. Hostess In chargs of refreshments will bo Mrs. William DeRosa. Other chair­ men for the event will In­ clude Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hopkins and Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Dead, tickets; Mrs. Jennie Fox, hot dogs and hamburgers and Mrs. Pat Boyles, cold drinks. In other business at Tues­ day night's meeting, the regu­ lar meeting date for the cir­ cle was changed from the se­ cond Tuesday of each month to the l i n t Monday of each month. Member* volunteering to bake for the USO on Thurs­ day of this week were Mrs, Vester Elgin, Mrs. John Ken­ nedy, Mrs. Fox, Mrs. Simons (la n e s, Mrs. Elena Shaw, Mra. Elsie Farina, Mrs. Dean and Mrs. Shannon. Mra. Elgin delivered the baked goods to tho USO headquarters In Sanford. Following the builneaa meet­ ing refreshments of cake, cookies, coffee and ics tea were served by Mrs, Hopkins and her co-hostess, Mrs. F. J. BartleniU. The next meeting will be Oct. T at the home of Mrs. Florence MUitello on Oak Street in Longwood. TIME TO ENJOY FOOTBALL PRO GAMES ALREADY STARTED. FLA, - GA. TECH NEXT SATURDAY Maldistribution RAN DIEGO (U P l)—There are about 2,000 marine* sta­ tioned at th* Marina Corps Recruit Depot her* and only 127 of them are women. f Introducing. . . / JKIcQuade mo?w-Cote INTERIOR FINISHES for Walls - Ceilings - Woodwork an d MATCHING SEMI-GLOSS FINISHES One ('oat Covers 90 3 HODY FOR NO DRIP, NO SPATTER Chuicg Of 11 Colon i’BIt CALLON H ILL 21.1 W. :ird ST. PORTABLE TY rO RTA ILY Y O U R! , . . « t r e d p i* , t t - f t t t l i t r e ggenpa c t Inst ream g attsg h fee f a a w u 0 -1 t^f^sttsr^tg, PERSONALLY YOURS . . . p riv ate eerpHewe fee la te HatonlM. P erteneliaed g e te n t C eidevan ev Cbasaeal end Brushed Silver m Smalm W hite a a d LATEX FLAT PAINT EXTRA HEAVY G E N E R A L ^ ELECTRIC I 30 PER QUART LUMBER AND HARDWARE CO* FA 2-5581 • Front enntrala a n d emind • Big 14-ha. * Daylight Ih s e " picture • lu U H n ad ju stab le an ten n a • A ntam atte t a i n cen tral fa r picture ■tability a n a n y i * M Q 9 5 ■ ■ m STAND Sanford Electric Co. 118 Magnolia Ave. FA 2-1562 �SKW AND SAVE PiC« 6—Frf. S e p t 18, *68 * Bickham-Owen W edding Solemnized (D a a h A t j i l l a r Arkansas Mlsa Matsjr Sue Blefcham, W 1 I d e c w it e d wttli- p a n by 4. dies and held a silver daughter of Mr. and Mrs. tree*. Tba refreihment tab* poach .owl and a three tiered Mate* Bichham, became the wai overlaid with a white aa- wedding cake. bride of Jam es Caney Owen tin cloth, was centered with ■ The bride's table held an J r* sow of Mr. and Mrs. floral arrangement Qankeo umiversary candle and the Jam ee Saaferd, a t the odist Church. le v . Irl Lancai^er, paitor, officiated at the candlelight double ring ceremony. The church wai decorated with basket arrangements of Fuji a u m a and palm sprays. Mra. M. B. Davidson, or­ ganist, presented a program of nuptial music, including the traditional w a d d i n g marches. The bride, given in marri­ age by her father, wore a street length antique white crepe dress with matching ac­ cessories, featuring a two piece beaded neckline, and carried a cascade bouquet of white dallies and rose buds. Her only attendant was her sister. Miss Judy Blckham. who wore a pink silk linen dress and ea|rted a cascade bouquet of pink rose buds. Jim Plnckley was best man and serving as ushers were Joe Baater and Jim Sclman. The bride's mother chose a beige silk dress with match­ ing accessories, and t h e groom's mother wore a green silk dress, white bat and pat­ ent accessories. Both wore corsages of pink rose buds. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the MR. AND MRS. JAMES CANEY OWEN JR. Church Social Hall, which bride’s book was kept by Miss Maribeth Prewitt. Others as­ sisting were Mrs. Joe Baater, Mrs. Dwight Adams, Mrs. J. B. Selman, Mrs. Lynn Glosup and the Misses Gene Newton, Carol French, Linda Brewer and Peggy HUburn. For traveling Mrs. Owen chose a grey knit suit, with gold accessories and a white rose bud corsage. They left for a wedding trip to Hot Springs, Ark., and are now at home at M i East Parkway South, A p t 19, Memphis, Tenn. Out of town guests includ­ ed the groom’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Owen Sr., Mr. and Mrs. J . B. Davis, of Madison, Fla., and G. M Nunn, of Brooksville. Personals By Jane Casselberry Rev. and Mrs. Darwin Shea of 851 North Triplet Drive re­ turned borne Wednesday after driving their daughter, Darlene, to Emory, Va., where North's two heart response ihe will attend Emory and with a Jacoby Transfer Bid lenry College for her second (JTB). After South respond­ yiar. ed by bidding two spades as Mrs. Ethel Beebe has re- requested, North jumped to tu rad to her home on Plata three no-trump. Oval from the Florida Sani­ In the JTB system this bid tarium and Hospital and Is shows just about the actual convelwclng from her recent North hand. (Five spades, 10 illness. to 14 high card points and a no-trump distribution.) It gives South a choice between playing three no-trump or four spades. South’s first thought was irolClevelam to pass three no-trump. His s g%st of 1 own distribution was t-3-3-3 llnunfe sho\ giv­ and he had stoppers in every en by the Mis.<W Jam Jane Powell suit. Fortunately he noted and Donna "lloRes, • V s . at the that he only had one heart stopper and his partner might Powell home, 801 West 2Uth Street. The party rooms vere dec­ orated with arrangtiunts of mums, potted plats and greenery. A pink ant white Do you want to make your color theme was carrbl out wife feel she'a the happiest in table decorations Wh a girl In the world? Then ask floral arrangement of lim s her for a date on an evening and a white cake adatjpd that isn't her birthday or with pink ruses, a pink )nyour wedding anniversary. brrlla and green leaves. Potato chips, dips, butt* a • I flips, mints, rsndy and XtnW K ! f Z \ A I A r r i V n l s cal punch were served / n , , l r u w the cake. Games were enjoy- Mr. ami Mrs. John II. Hull, rd by the group and prizes J8 West 10th Street, Sanford, awarded to the winners. tnouncc the birth of a seven Those invited to share the P4nd, nine ounce daughter. evening with Miss Cleveland Vitoria Ann, Sept. 1, at the were the Misses Jeanette Bar- Sctoiule Memorial Hospital. low, Margo Dunn, Barbara T k is the couple's first Williford, Kathy Mackasy, child. Paternal grandparents MISS CAROLE CLEVELAND, center, with co-hostesses, Miss Donna Patty Smith, Mary Ann Haley are Mr and Mrs. James Hull, Hodges, left, and Miss Jane Rowell a t a shower in her lionor. and Pal Place, 101 Mqnolia Avenue, . San­ | Also the Mmcs. Wayne Ed­ ford. wards, Larry Price, Joseph Mater*) grandparents sre llofccker, ltonnlc Jonrs, Tom Mr. and \jrs. Earl Hughes, Campbell, Rupert Jones, Ron­ 92i Bradtaw Terrace, Or­ ald Evans, Ronald Shuman, lando, and'ormerly ol John­ Louie Roman, Rill Hasson, O. son City, T*n. W. Douglas, Clayton Mamde and Carolyn Higgins. Direct sunUht can injure The Misses Barbara Bulger African violet* An east or and Carol Oxford gave an en­ By Mrs. Adam Muller Four generations were rep­ north window\vay be used thusiastic report of thi-lr trip Mrs. J o h n LamberUon, resented at the shower, baby the year rouV for these to Girls State, at the monthly much-desired plM*. meeting of tho l.adies Auxil­ Mrs, Ed Ued'iian and Mrs. Nancy Jo, her mother, her iary to Campliell Ixissing Darwin Rrurc were co hos­ grandmother, Mrs. Darwin Post S3 which sponsored the tesses fur a baby shower at Bruce, and great grandmo­ the Fire Recreation Hall in ther, Mrs. Helen Uruee. girls' trip. The gilt table was centered Members agreed that this DeBary. Guests of honor were was a worthy project. The Mrs. Joseph Trepanier, tire with a large stork and piled girls slated that mixing the former Debbie Bruce, and high with many beautiful gilts legislative activities and soc­ her daughter, Nancy Jo, born (or (lie young honurcc. Many ol the neighbors and (riends ial affairs taught them first on Aug. 6. went together and presented hand the real function of state larger gilts. government. Refreshments were served Barbara was elected a sen­ Will Soon lie llera from a buffet tabic overlaid ator and Carol a page. When with a pale pink linen cloth, they completed their reports centered with a floral ar­ and displayed the pins and di­ rangement of pink and white plomas they were excused to summer flowers. Punch was attend the Senior High dance. served from a crystal bowl MISS LOUISE Higgin­ Mcmbera enjoyed a covered By Mrs. II. L. Johnson dish supper before the busi­ .Miss Vonda Kern, wbo will flanked by twin pink Upers botham, duuifhtt't' of Sales & Service Mrs. Dorothy Austin, ness session started. Pro­ become the bride of Willis in low crystal holders. Trays of flower tea sand­ and former SIIS cheer­ grams and activities for the Carter this month, was Die Offers The Same coming year were discussed honor guest at a miscellan­ wiches, petit fours, nuts, leader, was e l e c t e d and It was voted to manage eous shower recently given by mints and coffee completed president of the freshthe (ood bar at the Legion Mrs. Murray Kanner and the tabic. Soft background man class of Orange Fair In November with Mrs. Mrs. James Stanton at the music was presented during M e m o r i a l School of H eater Service the party hours. C. E. Hunter as chairman. Nursing, ut a class Kanner home in Paola. They Have Offered A Christmas party for the G u e s t s included Mmcs. meeting at the school, A pink and white color Leglonaires' children la plan­ scheme was carried out In the Charles U l r i c h , Thornton in Orlundo, Wednes­ For Past Years. ned this year and baikela for decorations with white wed­ Smith. Frank Christen. Char­ day. needy veterans’ families and ding bells on the doors. A les Schneider, T. Thomas, Get Your Name contributions of robes, pil­ plastic clothes basket cover­ David Runkel, Martin Blair On Our List lows, slippers and othrr use- ed with a white cloth held the and daughter, Janet, t h e (ul Items to be sent to the gilts over which was a pink Misses Kay Ryan, Sally Ger And Have Your Veterans Hospital. Mrs. Ruth and white umbrella suspend­ rity. H eater Cleaned Smith Is in charge of this pro­ ed from the celling. Also Mmes. Adam Muller, The dining table was cov­ M. Zeller, M. Cosby, P. Lelch, ject. And Tested — Be Mrs. W. J. King, president, ered with a white cloth and M*ry Barnett, George GerOur Machines Are: announced that "this promis­ pink and wh'te streamer* ling. Thomas Armto, W. T. Safe For The R if • Fast • Thrifty es to be a good year for the hung from the ceiling over Corbett, Helen Bruce, R. We Are Open Air — W inter — Save Wash In Comfort group and their various pro­ tho table. The pink and white Hamilton, Elmer Thompson, jects which helps the mem­ cake, which held a bride doU, L. Uiondi, Arthur Thompson, Fuel Too. Kwite - White bers' dedication to America was served with punch, mints Myron Accardl, Val Colbert, LAUNDRY . DIAL FA .2-7928 and tho freedom represent­ and nuts to the 18 guest* by P. Krammer and A. Middle3139 FRENCH AYE. U“ ed" Ike hostesses. Qacoby Bride-Elect Honored At Show*er U)s Auxiliary Plans Projects For New Year By Abigail Van Buvoit came from a family where the one who yelled the loud­ est got the floor. 1 knew this when 1 married her, but I didn't think it would show up so strong in her. It is very embarrassing to have my wife butt In to make some correction or addition when 1 am relating an Incident or telling a story. She is a good person otherwise, but this bad ha­ bit Is deplorable. What do you suggest? She does this with everybody. BUTT IN ON DEAR BUTT IN ON: First, tell your wife private­ ly that when you—or any­ one else—Is talking, she should not "butt In." Ex­ plain that It makes her ap­ pear rude and Inconsider­ ate. Ask her to try to over­ come It, and offer to "help" her with a subtle reminder such as, "Pardon me, Dar­ ling, 1 believe someone else was talking," should she forget. And she won't for­ get nearly so often. • • • DEAR ABBY: I’m writ­ ing to you for some advice. DEAR ABBY: I’ve got n good husband. He doesn't drink. He brings borne bis whole pay check and la really good with the kids. And he never goes any place without me. But he never gives me a compli­ ment. If I get a new dress or change my hair style, be doesn't even notice. If I ask him how I look, he says, "Just fine." Abby, it sure gets de­ pressing living with a man who doesn't pay any atten­ tion to the little things. DOWNHEARTED DEAR DOWNHEARTED: A husband who takes as good care of the BIG things as yours does can be forgiven if he overlooks a few "little things." What greater compliment can a man pay his wife than to come home (sober) every night with his pay check whole, play with his chil­ dren and stay with his wife? Lady, you’ve got a lifelong date with an angel. Pooh pooh on pralsel • • • DEAR ABBY: My wife In Ceremony Casselberry l On Jha Baby Honored By Honored With Shower SALE co OneLowPrice3 < m 4 £Ed Cotton Prints Piques Printed Challis Leon Prints m DACRON & COTTON Voile_ _ _ _ PRINTED & SOLID Sportswear Womaney Ruth£Miiiett When she Jumps at the chance (and she will), here are a few pointers on how to make the evening perfect from her point of view: When you ask her for a date say: "Never mind hunt­ ing around for a baby sitter. I'll line one up and bring her on my way home." You'd be surprised how gay and giddy that little bit of thoughtful­ ness will make her feel. If you’re ready before she is, don't hound her to hurry up. Let her take her time so that she'll feci glamorous instead ol thrown together. When she finally does ap­ pear, let out a low, long whistle. That's much safer than asking her: "Isn't that a new dress?" Much more flattering, too. Whether you taka her to an expensive restaurant or an < in Inexpensive one depends on the state of your pocketbook. But give her your undivided <0 attention during the dinner hour. Don't kid the waitress. Don't complain because your food is slow in coming. Con­ centrate on the girl across the table from you who Is all dressed up, and just for you. Don't let yourself even once during the evrning fret about how early you've got to get up next morning or what a hard day you've got ahead. For­ get the office. Forget tomor­ row. You've got a date, you know, a date with ■ girl you once wanted more than any woman in the world. When the evening is over, you’ll find you enjoyed it as Ed l much as she did. DeBary Friends Bride - Elect ICL0SE-0UT FOR THOSE OF YOU THAT ARE VALUE HUNTERS AND CAN RECOGNIZE BARGAINS - - HERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY YOU WILL CERTAINLY NOT By Oswald Jacoby I WANT TO PASS UP. all that four spades should be the safer spot. ♦ KJ7I4 f tl It was a pretty good deci­ 0 K 31 sion. Playing at four spades ♦ A 94 he lost one heart, one spade W EST ■ART and one elub. Had he had MAS ♦ •8 9 passed three no-trump the V Q J 1013 9KII heart lead would have set ♦ 804 ♦ J973 ♦ q io a up four heart tricks before ♦ ••* BOCTH (D) South could knock out the ♦ Q10S ace of spades and South W A 74 would have gone down. ♦ A Q lt Of course, JTB has no mo­ ♦ KJ79 nopoly on successful bidding. East and West vulnerable North would have made four float* West North East spades Just as easily os South 1 N.T. Pass 3 V Pass 3♦ Paaa 3 N.T. Pass and lots of pairs would have 4* P an P a n Pass arrived at four spades with Opening lead—V O North as declarer by using be weak there also. South also • almost any system of ressaw that he was going to play , pimses to the opening nothe hand anyway and all in I trump. U FABRIC My 13-year-old daughter la too fat. She weights 189 pounds. Many doctors have tried to get her weight down, but none of them did any good. Please, Abby, tell me what to do. A WORRIED MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: NO ONE ean help your daugh­ ter if she refuses to help herself. When SHE writes to tell me that her weight Is HER problem, 1 will tell her what to do. • • • m CONFIDENTIAL TO LINDA: You are mistaken. No 4 matter how many more years of "education" you have had than your parents, they will always be 23 years ahead of you in experience. Listen, dear, and learn. • • • What's on your mind? For a personal reply, send a self-addressed, stamped envelope to Abby, Box 3363, Beverly Hills, Calif. • • • For Abby's booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," send 30. cents to Ab­ by, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif. Chambrays | Printed Crepes Printed Lawns ^ayon Suitings Ginahams < in P e n n e y ’s alw ays F i n e r q u a l it y 3 And Assorted Fabrics Too Many To List PER INCH Ed ui Again By Popular Demand COLO Corduroy W EATHER 1 to 4 Yd. Lengths Sold By Piece Assorted Colors LEWIS a Open Mondays 'til 9 p. m. '2 THE RELIABLE IREMNANT m EA5Y-CARE SPORTSHIRTS PIUjTS! PLAIDS! SOLIDS! HWY. 17 & 92 NEAR MAITLAND IN FERN PA sixes vB.| Universitj buttondown Edwardian prints are trimly ^pered, Dan River cotton ging­ ham plaid!-how smurtly blended fall dark colon. Dadfn® polyester ’n cotton solid arc wash *nWsar. Touch up ironing 1 Let Us Make Your New Draperies-See Our Selection SEW AND SAVE �Pam Austin Hit At Pits You'll bo clipping your b in d i ind (tamping your It *t when you ice Metro* Goldwyn • Mayer * routing m uiical, "Hootenanny Hoot." flrtt motion picture to be Inaplrcd by the folk and country-weiteni ityle muiic which la now aweeping the country. "Hootenanny Hoot" open* today at the Rita Theatre and will run through Tuetday. Sam Katiman, who produc­ ed the lilting offering, brought together nine of the outstand­ ing artlit* In this field of en­ tertainment, among them the Brothers Four. Sheb Wooley. famed singer-guitarist Johnny Caah, the vocal and instru­ Sljr the number was the lilt of the original show and was danc­ ed by Chita Rivera, Janet last danced in picture* tn "My Sister Eileen" In 1953. Co-featured with "Bye Bye Birdie" Sunday through TUes day at Movieland will be "Critic's Choice," In color snd starring Bob Hope anil Lucille Ball. Then on Wednesday and Thursday Movieland will co­ feature "The Lawless Breed." in color and starring Rock Hudson, and "Two for the Seesaw," starring Robert Mitchum and Shirley MacLaine. The triple feature for Fri­ day and Saturday, Sept. 20-21. will include "Beach Party," in color with Frankie Ava­ lon, "Operation Bikini," starr­ ing Tab Hunter, and "Wincheater 73," starring James Stewart. I-utest new a at the Mnr-Lou is that Lou is back. Louis Rotes, who built the Mar-Lou Motel, was out with an illness for nearly e year but is now back on his feet uiul is working all hours to make his MarLou a top fun and food spot in the Seminole aren. He's done some repaint­ ing and remodeling, re­ If you want • really aupsrb stocked the bar, installed steak, try Freddie's Steak a new menu of excellent food and hired the “ Bar­ House on 17-03 In Fern Park. on*," un orchestra for danc­ ing on weekends. The nama "Mar-Lou" was derived from the first names of Mr. and Mr*. KnU*—Mnrin and I-oui*. a PERT PAM AUSTIN is nerenmlcd by Johnny Cush (in leather jacket) anil three of the Brothers Four in the folk musical, "Hootenanny Hoot,” opening today at the Bit Theatre, I i t ( ! ) Headline* of C e ntury d i l l n rot-It r a n >•*»*• sa* cti. * ,s .« . (f) ( ‘•I 11 91 M l Ml M) Dad dy Roy R a a a r . II, a n t . A C e l l Mr tl I t o r J hky H ina M ast U .aay *:«J t: > K t l t o r l k l * :t* ( l ) M**i* s s . a i . > i * l a SA TU R D A Y P . M. > a» rt. s it if) m ij -na. t l . l t (Si U a g i c C a l . ( AllaIt.p o rt ketain t f ) Sport. C ) Men I n t o Sp ar# t; > New so op* 14) Mike W i t l l i r * N*w« f St t t ) W * * t h . r 1 ;•§ (9) Mr F r i e n d F l i c k s t f ) L#c*n«l *f W t.lt C ) LHLT A N U T Ten* 1:1* IS) S p o r t , ni# C h a m p i o n s h l p e t i t ( ! ) Ilu n tley - n rln k le y 1:19 ( I I C h a m p i o n s h i p Wree* t n (iiit.l.inr l l u l U t l u • lin g U -.irl 2 y e (9) U p o n * T h rill* T St ( I ) T h e l l e b . l 3:«ti i j i q irat ft-o r A d v e n t u r e (4) I k .-n>S o f W y i l t 2:2* (9) A ctio n T h v a i v r K .rp 15) W o r ld H*»rl»e o f U«lf ( I ) Air P o w e r ft 09 (4) Kalvldoocopo t . J t H i In t. S h o w t i m e (31 Not Fo r Hire t>) M a v e r i c k Members of the Lake Mary 1:90 (9) W o r ld of IS) l i t w hi J e Rportf Home Demonstration Club t : S t i t ) Hina A l o n g W i t . (41 l i ' t T h e L a w Mitch met Tuesday in the Lake ft:S0 i2 ) THA itl c e n t, tf Mary Fire House for their 4.04 ( • ) «*h. • N p d i i n Tit* I l l s s t o r y (2) Fl.v F i a h l u g — livft first meeting of the current t I t M l A l f r * i H l l t h t o . k Taylor Hour club year with Mrs. Mar­ f : | 4 (•> O s ile A K a r r U I (tl T rie. I . HUM • :1ft ( I ) r o n . F in . • Wsefc. garet Ileinburk and Mrs. 10:40 <]• J . i - k P a r r S how I tv p o rt t t t l*orim !l Helen Powell as hostesses for (S) N t w a r o p i 10:21 ( 2 ) K e y h o l e 4 19 ( « ) Mr. F<l the luncheon. I t . I S M l All!' r t a . l Sira*** 4.1ft (2) K-mdsr V en o c u r ’t Mrs. Hetnbuck presented |l> H .w .ftip # Ileport It) C . . . I f S l V . H . the program on Food and Cal­ 7:44 (4) C#n. F ie fthoecM i 11:11 I t ) S p o r t . f i n a l 7.09 (9) (lujr U o m b i r d o ories Needed for Good Health UM S M l H o l l y w o o d M o l l . C l «T rru e Il*»y C tn lttS t ami Miss Myrtle Wilson, 7:29 (4) l.ut-y • | u « | Comedy (t) T . . H . ll» u r agent, spoke on Fond Needs 11:1* 12:00 t t t M u r p h y M a r t i n N- v* 19 l T h e O r i e n t M m for Children and Adults. 12:1. t n Mltl-I U . N*w* F l o a t C l Hem l l m i t l l r t I 14 (4) D o fen d o re Plans were made and 12:20 t n A I n W . a t l i . r 12:1$ t t ) Ch. * T h e a t e r ft SO (9) l l o o t e n e n n y chairmen named for the com­ tS) J o e y lllehu p Dhnw SATURDAY A. M. ing year during the business • 44 ( I ) PftLi Might Movloo 4 09 (9) I .ft ft re n c e \ \ • !k session. I It I t) W r* o a • 14 1 4 » I I ev e ( i u i Will Tra* IS * Ml U i t t i r i A lm aaa. eel t So M i H . p u t y L io , V a r l t l ) 10.U0 (9) F i g h t of Ih e W>* k 7 : l i Mi Sian tin (4) M l t i A m e r ic a 1*4* 7:22 m C n u n t . l o w n V*we grant 1:110 M l A cre-* th * ) * u ..» r i r r i T i m ft * % r k I f «l l« ) M ak e T h a i ftpara Ml C a rto o .tlll. V O T I C K 14 b*r*»»jr * lv »n thftl 14:44 131 Hal. N ig h t S t o w m i Hotrln H e a d I am pn«t|f>l la bualtiPM «t ( • ) Mid- FI* N eva l i f t IS* Hood M o r a l e s Tarn Park. Hamlnolr County. (4) C h. 4 N e w t Ml H uptr Car Florida* uvular tha fictitious C avaleade Ml t'a p t. K t n c i ' n . nama of, AH A D E T E C T I V E 11:1ft ( I ) C h a m p i o n e d t p W r e e v 1:11 Ml l l . r r A H . a d r AQE.VCY. an<l that I Intend M*g M l Hoc lay J o n * . to raglatar *atd nama with 12 90 (4> H o lly w o o d Movie ( I I S h a r i Hawia tha Clark of tha Circuit Court, L*oaae4. ftamtnnta County, Florida. In I* M (SI K l a , SU N D A Y P. M. accordant** with tha pro vi­ (SI i s i a h t r M . a r a P lay , h a .a . sion* of tha Fictitious Nam* IS St ( I ) r a i l , f ar T o d a y Htatuta*. Na tion 111.91 (I) Suparm na (4) I n t r r n e i l n n »l /.u o e Florida Ptatuta* 19J 7. I t:* * (SI r . r y ( t) Chrlom pher H i t : Mr* Dal*y L a u t a n h u r t ( I ) Hla Tt a T t . IS.SO (9» F ilm F a r e P u b l i s h : Au« 34 A slept. 4. IS. Ml C arto o n !.. 12) O r e l fV»berto SO, IMS I I : ! • I t l M i l t . Itoom T o r (4) I n d u s t r y o n f a r a d e 12 «ft 14) l l i e e h e l l — D e t r o i t a * V T. NOW thru TUES. 1:44 ( t ) 11e r • ! t «r T r a i n 12) N e f l Tetitile C l u m p lanehlp 1 29 9) V a r i e t y T im e 2 (9) TH \ 2 39 (9) I«euee A A t e n e r e S;oo < • » l i m m o r i l u f t t f i M l (4) F i l m F a r e 1:1a ( 0 i N ev y F ilm of W e e k 3:2" C ) W o r ld Heflee of «2olf j: i . Iloy R o g r n Fo »• ur« 4:00 (4) H p o rte H i g h l i g h t * 1:39 (4) III* P i c t u r e 4 10 (9) T a k e T wo — D M McNeil O Ini«*rnattnna1 7.one ft 40 (4) lio l i lf u Age ot l i u l l f - HD Club Meets In Lake Mary tSf 1 if ? L . . . ____1 1 ------ ^ J A N E T LEIGH nn<l Dick Van Dyke .star in “ Bye Bye Birdie," open­ ing Sunday at the Movieland Drive - In Theatre. TV RENTAL • Sales • Service Seminole TV FA 2-4921 Zenith Color TV Salts "2600 Sanford Avs. f cxrxc^ RI DE - I N T H E A T R E T O * III: A M T I H I M V 91.HO 4 <arlvil M A S T TRIPI.fl HUMlinil MIOW ft*, i At 7 i«m • iiia o "H U %I ft T il XT UriLllftT lllfti* nm. a At ftit* o«if I* - M H P T I I . i n ft** II Losssi - < mmIII n * ( aultfV ft*a. a .%t i t ii a naif “ III. %t K ftlftll.% % - ftt * . • m o f t . - t i r.ft. Tim* a IliOft Legal Notice IHEHOlYESTSOUNOARpUNDI The First Full-length Hootenanny Musical Ever Filmed! 0 Wt»a»i| S# w I 40 I 20 4 44 ca—S«MB UMtssiOU • 19 7 49 f (ft# ft 19 ■l a r r l . s JSV ET nn (9) M a jo r Adame. T ra il* m aaler (2) I n t e r n a t i o n a l 7. >ne (4) Te l Mat k A m a t e u r II u r 12) Hull w in k le (4) T h e T w e n t i e t h C e n ­ tu r y 19) H allo of Ivy (2) Meal t h e Fre e# (9) D e a t h Valley P a y a (4) P ro b e (2) N*we'*ope (2) F n eig n i ’'Toole ( I ) Hea IIu n i ( I f l.aao e ( I ) W o o i o r t o l W oe44 o4 C olor 14) Donate, t h e Moaaoe (9) T h e Jeta^me ( I ) F I Bu l l l van Allow O ) *one W y m a n Hh *w tZ C a r 14 — W h e r e A r t 7 on (•> H unday N i g h t Movie H IM rawm j Iffill9 «w« uB!Q REH ft • • ■axes m m xt* Lllir.n v s v n v K ss V-W S ill, SIISIT k C - r . a t s r . Bias Only s§0r LAST A IL YEAR LO N G C R lH - 'S choicl Capture it all in Snapshots PEIEii BUECK• RUIALE£ •JOBYBAKER- PAMAUSTIN M a M ii-c liir a i-M f f lt f i SHOWS AT 1:00 • 3:13 3:20 • 7:23 * 9:00 RJTZ FH. S opt 13, ’63—Pnffe 7 u \ h r o d q w o ’ fo^t lo t K o d o k t o n u n t x * r q v i p m m l • ftlm Wieboldt’s CAMERA SIKH* 210 S. PAIIK AVE. a Bruce Nov at Now Freddie's Cmlrsl Floridn’it Oldest & Finest Bleak House Tbs surroundings era plush, the atmosphere excellent, and tha final touch la added by tha music of Bruce West, t'a a meal to remember. JU IC Y HATABURGER a At tha Caribe Lounge tn the Vaidea Hotel, a aurprisa birthday party was given Wedin-sdny for Is-s Wheeler Sr., complete with birthday cats and tha usual bright trimming*, and we get tha word thnt a gay time was had by all. (Tha "trlming*" were three Fourth of July spark­ ler* set off by Flo.) The Curibe hat been enjoy­ ing fine crowds on Friday night*, to the music of Peggy, Bill and Wngner. Those 12 Hew speaker* really get the sound around. Flo says aha can handle cocktail parties anil get-together* for small group*—up to about 60—hut they should call for reserva­ tion*. Legal Notice NOW OPEN 2145 FRENCU A V E , SANFORD m s: 1- m r r r r r o i sit V ITTII J l till | «|. ( IIK I i r o r IT .O i l III S I T SM I fo il « i : w i m i i .i : c o i ’ s t v . I T I S T l - f . l l V TO . 110*3 fB D K It.lt. N A T IO N A L itO U T O A O B A M O C U T I O X , A Corporstlon, it For Carry Out Ordrra I’lra*. Phone 322-MII Well Have It Ready SANFORD'S NEW r istn tlff. ot:onrit>; n m i A R noiK n * in.l M i n n A l t K T U K I I A U U N K ItoUUIUI. hi. Wlf«, Dsfindsnls. to tic v j n r rn R R ri.o B iH r s a c k t 04 (7) l l n n a n i a N o t t o r m iip.iiR HT ( M r • S» T h . II*.I S t ^ T . y a BN puramnt to s final I ) . mF f in e fo o d I M Itl (IK T k * a t* r •■ rrt of r«irr.- 1»sur* dal*.I th* C> S h o w of W M k 1th day of 8 *(»i*inh*r, A. D. Ih* I t ) C a n d id C am era IMS, and *m«r*d In Chane« ry Case Nn. I J I M „ ( th* I l . tS f l W h a t ’S My U a a Circuit Court or th* Ninth JitdO ) A HC N* a • Hr p o r t . 11 IS Ml N . w . c o , . c U I Circuit In snd for 8*0( 1. HOTEL nolo County, f t . r i d s , w h .r .ln Ml ( l a r r y l l . . . o n . r O l’R N. *r. K .d .r.l N*tlonvl MorttSK* Park Av*. SPECIALTY — Sssoclatlon. * corporation orMl M l d - r ) . R . w . at aitils.d und*r *n Act of ConIl $a M i I ' . i . t H ub . ttr*«* and *vl,tln* pur-uant 11:t a M l C h N ln . T h . a l . r Commercial . * a to t h . f*l* ral N ational i to rl1:1. M l M o l l y . . o f M . f l . A**oclatlon Charter Aet. Cat .i..a . Everything |, fin* at Jim havlne It* prtnclptl offics In OPEN OF BEEF — 4:30 A.M.Spencer's, according to I^ura, th* C ity of Wa*hln*ton, PI*M ONDAY A. M. Friday and Saturday Nitre of Cutumhla, I* t h . II P..M. who is filling in for Darlene i trlrt l*lslnll(f, an I tlaora . C»ph»* * M i s t . n On • • • • • • Wrrkly during her illness. Darlene lh>K*ra and Maraarat Heraldt i l M i u i a * Oa EVERY DAY - U. 8 - CHOICE . . . M l U r o l * A V a t t u K . - it much better now, improv­ In* H i >r *i *, hi* wlf*. |h* DaClose 3 pm f*ndanla, I will sell to Ih* *»rt Sirloin For Two ing nicely. And Jim himself hlsh.at and h*at blddsr for Sunday t M ( t ) C o l t . , . . ( U . Alr T-Ronc Porterhoun* is showing good health, hack ra»h at th - f ro n t Door « f th* M l Via. l l l . i n r y 8 *mlnnl« County Cuurthuu** In f 41 M l T o d ay Our with his golf and other activi­ tha C ity of Hanford, Connty of Cold Plats — Chef’* Salad M l i*p-r.it1on Itp h .h .t ties. Jim Spencer's serves 8 *mtnol., State of florlds, at Shrimp Howl—Garlic Toast t M M l f a r m , M a r k . * M«tt:on A M. on t l x l o t day purl good food ami refreshing of Octobar, IMS. t h . f.dbtwIlomtmadal v 14 M l T o d a y drinks, but th . big attraction In* d-*crll.*d property a . a*l M l \ \ . i k « I 'p S l n v l r , I . s«ld f i n a l l)«cr*s, to14* (II C o u n M a .a H .w . is tha friendliness—you feel forth wit: T II M l M i r k l . ' t O a . p . l T1m . leal IS. B lo ck t, S#n1»nd. lik. a member of the family. M l Now. A I V . i t h . r Ketst**, Amended Plat, I •• I I I M l.h a y R t . a . B h . v according to a ptat thsr* (SI C t p l . X . a a a r M uf, r #**nr4 . d In Hlsi Honk One of the newest places Ml c a rl...III. I t . pa«** 1 A 2. of I h . for tasty food for a family ft 14 M i w . a i k . r a a d H a v e I'tihllc lt*ix,rd« of B*mlIII Today nol* County, Klortts. carful la Hob McKee's “ WhatI 41 I I I J a a k l a l a a a M a w th* fottowlng. fit .burger." It's located on Inctudtne Ml A m a r lra a l l l a i a r y tur-* and *<|iilpm*nta ali p*r» 21 (<) Ito m p ar llu o m French Avenue ju*t south uf man-ntly ln-t tiled. I t l M) f l a i l s m r a i a . a * <>n* (IK lt»frl**ratnr. 25th Street. They do give fast I I I I M l Nay Wrbaa electric. Model UUHM. M l C a la aS ar service and the covered pink­ Serial N S l I t J I I M l C a rt o o n C a p a ra on* U K liana*. Klectrte. ing it a comfcrtubte feature on M 21 (2) M I C ,N ..« Model JIM OIMIVII. IMrlal M I* ( t l Clay T a a r B a a a t both hot and showery duy*. T H 411 J«t M l I D a t a L say Ortii P uoTh*rm Wall m (•>> Ann S n u tliara Show l U . t e r , o i l Model t i - - s Hud a real nice lunch at M IS (I* T h a MtC ora .. m l I SOHu* M l C aacanlra lioa d i e Victor C llm at Kllch. Uo*e and Wilk's this w e e k M l l>«< rtiibar H r i ' l . an K>h«ust Can, no noi'MI cube steak with mushroom M i l t M l I'a ia A O l a d y a or «*rtal number* ( t ) S * * . n Kaya Kiev e n Venetian Blind*, gravy, salad and hot rolls. (2 ) M laaln , I.l nha metal. manufactured by Finished off with a slice cl Henkarlk (it*** A taunt Company. Hanford, florid*, MONDAY P. M. their delicious homemade pie. ti.. model or serial num­ A hint from Rote to any ( 4 ) Paeew erl ber*. I I Sft (4) H a r r y lie a o o o o r dated Ibis I tth day *f Irishmen—they serve corned 11.40 ( l> T o o t n r e i laeproo anil “Itnote hate" Hept.inbtr, A. D. 1SSI. beef and cabbage about ones ( • B A D oton New# Arthur II Btckwtth, J r . a week I teilk Food (1 ) Tenn*MeO I r n l e Clerk of Circuit Court * a a F o rd Mack n Ctavalsnd, Jr. ( 4 ) I .eve ef M f o Wu* treated to the charm­ and llarotd K. Johnson 11 I f (9 ) F a t h e r I n u w a fleet Attorney* fur I'lalntHf SUNDAYS and HOLIDAYS ( • ) Neero i fee TraenorreW ing hospitality of the Swedish I*. O lu a a e r /, (5) T r u l h er Comae* styled Puinlrd llur.tr over the Hanford, florid* 3712 E. Colonial Driv« q u aaca a Sept, tt, IMS weekend and certainly did en­ Cl*uhtt*h I I Ift (ft) O aldlng L i g h t tlM .lt joy it. The food is superb, es­ 1:09 ( 4 ) l U c h e W F a t h e r ( 9 ) U en eral II e p t ' e l pecially tha items on th* f t ) Newe a e d W ealhee salad liar. There are ail kind* 1 i t# )9) Cifftlmw 1:1 ft 12) F o c u e of foods from green vegetable 1.14 (4) Aa Tko W e v U V v n i jello to pink rice. I could ( 2 ) Hn|er»r*e 14) Art L Jehlette* have eaten an entire meal 19) M id -Fla. .N*wo right there, hut after tasting 1 I I 19) l«afftime IS BACK AT TIIE MAR-LOU, AND INVITES ALL 1IIS OLD (9) ( ’ey la the Swedish meatball* Was (9 ) J a n a U r t n a m Pre glud I hadn't. Could have had FRIENDS AND NEW FRIENDS TO VISIT HIM. TIIE PLACE IS HACK teat • another entree, but just 2 19 (2 ) P eo p le W ill T e l k ( 4 ) P eesw o r I IN SHAPE, NEWLY DECORATED, AND READY FOR YOUR couldn't quit* hold any more. I I ) Q eee a l * r • Dm# * . * 5 21 ( 2 ) .MIC Newe ENJOYMENT. 2:24 (4 ) D o u g l t e K d w a r d a Now that srhoot is back In 2:24 ( 2 ) T h e | i . | f i . . r . session, tha social life of the 2:14 ( 4 ) A rt U n h l e t f e r (ft) W h e De Tow V t « younger set will bo picking 3 09 C ) laorette Y "'i n g up. What better way to have (4 ) To Tell th e T r » ! h 1 20 (2) You tMB’t Nay a good time than to spend an I Ift ( 4 ) Dou al*e R l o e r f e evening at tha Skate City w ith Ihe Me we (4 ) T h e Ktlgas uf N l g h l Roller Rink. It's a swell place RESTAURANT AND COCKTAIL LOUNGE I 44 ( I ) T h e U e l f h <#eiw* to meet your friend i, ur meet ( I ) Amerlce* H ee new friends. If you're not too 14) Heerel Rtorrn ( li) ( 1 ) llu rn e a Allem sure on your skates, tha rink ( 4 ) UnH# Welt has lessons for beginners; if ( f ) D laro eery (ft 4 3ft <2) S l l C N»we you want to learn something 4 H (9) A m e r l r i e N e v i mnr* difficult, sign up for 4.41 (9) NBC New# FROM 7 A. M. SERVING ft:49 ( 9 i C h e ck m ate the advanced lesson*. Uf BREAKFAST, LUNCH, DINNER 1:94 ( 4 ) U n d e W e l l — Aalro course there is a snack bar Iloy f l ) T h e Heel e f O r e o eh* and akat* rentals a t tha rink • 9 1 ( 9 ) B e ele Cleoa too. ft l a ( 2 ) T h e lllfle m a n W e e k e n d T e le v i s i o n FRIDAY P. M. ffralh TABLE HOPPING mental Gateway Trio, Judy complications also Involve the Hcnske, one of the nation's director's agent and one of most popular night club con­ the glamorous stellar per­ cert folk-singers, George formers of a touring Hooten­ Hamilton IV, Joe and Eddie, anny group. These roles are Cathie Taylor and Chris Cros­ played by Peter Brack as the by, talented young son of Bob director, Ruta Lee as his exCrosby, making hla motion wife, Joby Baker aa the agent and Pam Austin as the enter­ picture debut. T b i a stellar aggregation tainer. A series of both dra­ sings, dancea and performs matic and humorous situa­ instrumentally in 13 specialty tions take place before Miss numbers highlighting t h e Lee's eyes are opened to the story of a New York televis­ fact that love Is more Import­ ion director whose marriage ant than a career and all the has gone on the rocks due to complications are ironed out the fact that his beautiful in a rousing finale number, wife, a TV producer, has per­ the Hootenanny Hoot, a color­ mitted her career to ta k e pre­ ful dance which teenagers are cedence over romance. The i bound to take to their hearts. Janet Leigh At Mo vieland The screen's next big danc­ ing star probably will be a brunette named Janet Leigh. The blond actress is cur­ rently starring with Dick Van Dyke. Ann-Margaret. Maureen Stapleton ami Bobby Rydell tn “ Bye Bye Birdie," a Col­ umbia Pictures production opening Sunday at the Movieland Drive-In Theater. Among other things. Miss Leigh wears a brunette wig and performs a strenuous and Involved production number which runs over seven min­ utes. Titled the "Sultan s Ballet," tanfOTft Rose & W ilk's RESTAURANT Valdez PRIME RIBS 85' ft14 PIES ONE AND ONLY ONE LOUIION ORLANDO Hwy. # 5 0 , 4 blocks east o f on Colonial Shopping Plaza D Original And Authentic Swedish Hospitality S ervingC ontinuouslyD ally—11:00-9:00 pjn. C to n dfaiaA VYLah- J jd u “Famous For Pizza Pic” OPEN TRY — JIM SPENCER'S — BEST Al KANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... $3.25 rilAU - BROILED PRIME STEAKS OUR S P E C IA L 99' PLATE A I-a Carte — Choice Of Meats, Fiah Delicious Steaks — Broiled Over Charcoal — from $2.75 DANISH LOBSTER TAILS ( • • r tl a* ■ nut) ROYAL RED SHRIMP fa rral delicacy th* way w* prepare ih. in! . . . they are NOT French Fried!) YOUR CHOICE Cocktail Hour 4 to 6 P-M. COMBINATION PLATTER (l)aaMi Lobster Tails and Itoyal l(*d Shrimp) FROG LEGS $795 A Sauteed In Melted Butter I'NIlKIt TIIK L'MBKF.LLa A Vsrirly Of Fin* Cheese* and Meats—Frss— Tn Enjoy While VSt Prepare Your Dinner * i c « U rlran* Room a v a ila b le ev ery nighTTTor p r i v a t e p a r t i t a u p t o 60 . South Frtnrh A ir. Sanford BEGINNING FRIDAY — SPECIAL LOW PRICES Rhone FA 2*6631 SEE LOU BACK AT THE MAR-LOU Hwy. 17-92 — 5 Minutes Front Downtown Sanford To Fin# Food and Courteous Service. Fre# Parking Around Building. �’Old Men' Of Dodgers Answer SOS Call Youth can be wonderful— and the Lot Angeles Dodgers have plenty — but the “old men’’ of the team seem to have taken charge of Its IMS destiny. These ere the men who most resent the coke-up charges they have heard since the San Francisco Giants ' ‘stole’’ the 1962 National Lea­ gue pennant. Old solid pros . . like Wally Moon . . Maury WUls . . and John Roscboro. It’s clearly the honr of tha Dodgers’ greatest need, with the St. Louis swifties coming on like gangbusters and it’s these men who have answered manager Walt Alston's call for help. Stiffening In the face of the Cardinal charge the Dod­ gers have won their laat three games to r?Uln their three LYMAN HIGH will tangle with Oviedo High at Dennis Fletter, Chuck Wagner, Steve Gregg, game bulge o»jt t-'e swifties, Lyman in thn season's opener next Friday even* Keith Salmi and Gene Winkleman. The back* who’ve taken 13 of their last ing. Pictured is the Lyman starting line-up. The 16 Including six in a row. field: Frank Hundley, Gene Griffin, Lea Lyle First it was Moon driving In line, left to right: BIU Burkhart, Randy Seamen, and Pete Carlson. (Herald Photo) two runs In a 4-2 victory, then it was Wills with four hits In a H triumph, and Thurs­ day night it was hoaebm* with a grand ilam nomer and five runs batted in for a ' ’per­ sona!’’ 5-3 triumph over the Pittsburgh Pirate* The Dodgers alerted fltta game in Pittsburgh Thursday DES MOINES, Iowa (UPI) Charley Coe, a two-time night under the most extreme —Two who have been there winner, w a s paired off By trailed P r m Intcraational ATLANTA (U PI)—Georgia j sort of pressure. The Carand two who hope to get there against collegiate champion Tech am! Florida, a pair ofldlnals' 8-3 afternoon victory Tha Houston Oilers, jolt* meet today for finalist berths Infly upset In their Ameri­ In the U. S. Amateur golf Dick Sikes, snd Deane Be­ Southern strongboys, Inaugur­ over the Chicago Cuba already man, the I960 champion, ate the 19A3 major college was on the scoreboard and can Football Leafua opener championship. laat weekend, seek to bounce clashed with cowboy George football season Saturday In an 16-game winner Bob Friend was on the mound for tha back Saturday n lfh t against Archer in today's 36-hole expected e 1 o a e 1 y balanced Pirates. tha Denver Bronco*, but semifinal matches over the spectacle featuring Tech quar> The San Franciico Giants they’ll probably have to do it hilly Wakonda Club course. terhack Billy L o t h r l d g e stopped their two-gama skid without Billy Cannon. The winners will meet in a against Gator fullback Larry with a 6-0 win over the New Another game on Saturday York Meti and the Philadel­ 30-hole title match Saturday n ifh t’a AFL ichedule pita the Dupree. phia Phillies downed the Hou­ with Coe, who first won the San Diego Charger* agalnit SEATTLE (U PI)—Defend­ The game will be viewed by ston Colt*, 4-1, in the only the Boeton Patriot* on the ing champion Jack Nicklaus Amateur title in 1919 and re­ a national television audience other National League games. Weit Coa»t, while In Sun­ went out today to gut back In peated in 1338, and Beman und ulout 60,000 fans at Grant who has the British title to day’* only gama the Oakland the running and avoid being go along with the U. S. cham­ Field. Kickoff time is t p. m. Raider* ara a t hom* agalnit eliminated from a chance at The odd-muker* have in­ pionship, favored to make It. the Buffalo Bills. first-place prise money In the stalled the Yellow Jackets as Sikes, 22, from the Univers­ The Oakland-Buffalo game second round of the Greater ity of Arkansas, is one of slight favorites because of will be televised nationally by Seattle Open. nine children who comes from Lothrldge, two giant end* and the American Broadcasting And Nlckluus had hi* work a poor family and got his a talented halfback corps. By V s iM Press Internstloast Company, starting at 4:30 cut out for him. He was 11 But Florida appears to have The New York Yankees, p.m., LOT. The Kama* City strokes off the pace ss he chance for a college educa­ the superior Interior line, a tion through a golf champion­ who handle mere mortals Chief* and New York Jeta are teed off in the first featured fine passer in quarterback ship. idle thia week. with ease, will pit their magic threesome for toduy’s round. Tom Shunnun and the always Archer, 23, from Gilroy. against the mysteries of (he The N a t i o n a l Football Ahead of him in the lead dangerous Dupree. supernatural today. League start* Ua 44th season were four lesser lights in the Calif., shot a one-over-par 73 A successful conflict by the Saturday night buoyed by the professional gulfing w o r l d . Thursday to beat John (Steve) Spray, the Iowa amateur New Yorkers against the ageconviction that last winter’.: Ken Still, Tacoma, Wash.; champion, l up, and earn a old superstitions represented betting disclosures have not Stan Leonards, Vancouver, U. by a Friday the 13th will re­ marred it* popularity or pro* C.; Raymond Floyd, Fayette­ shot at Beman. Coe, 39, putted brilliantly sult in their fourth straight perlty, ville, N. C.. and Bobby Nlchas he turned back James American League p e n n a n t Saturday, the St. Louis ots. Corona, Calif., all carded Ihompson of Mission. Tex., and the 28th In their history. Cardinals meet the Cowboy* six-under-pur Aria in the open 8 and 7, in Thursday's first More than too entries—in­ Their mortal opponents will at Dallas and the Lo* Angelos ing round Thursday. round and then beat Richard cluding cars from other sec­ be the Minnesota Twins, cur­ Ram* will be at horns to the Guardiola of Cleveland, Ohio, tions of Florida arc expected rently holding down second Detroit Lion*. 6 and 4. Saturday for the drag racing place, 13 games behind the Sunday the Gteen Bay Beman beat Walt Stahl of program at the quarter-mile Yankees. Each club has 14 Packer* entertain the Chicago Cleveland, Ohio, 6 and 5, Osceola airport drag strip. games remaining. Bear*; tha Ntw York Giants after he had turned back Time trial* arc slated for And. as usual, the Yankees are pitted agalnit tha Colt* Uarry Meerdink 1 up. 7:30 p m. with eliminations have an ace up their sleeve. at Baltimore; the Browns are to follow in the bi-weekly Even if they lose today, at home against the Washing­ Sunday is Horse Show day event sponsored by the Semi­ they'll still hive three more ton Redskins; the Philadelphia in Seminole County again as nole Timing Association. cracks at Minnesota over the Eagle* are host to the Pitts­ Dusty Boots Riding Assn, pre­ Sanford’s nay Hudson will weekend to nail down tha burgh Steelers, and the San sents it* September schedule hr on the lines in a 1963 flag. Francisco Forty Niners play of events with both junior By t ' n It re) Press International Sting Ray to defend his Aug. Either Jim Bouton (19-6) or tha Minnesota Vikings on the 21 victory in the featured Le and senior pony race* for NATIONAL LEAGUE At Downing (12-4) will work West Coast. cash prizes. W L Pel. GB Mans start race. He'll be driv­ for New York against Twin ing — and running — agalnit Spectators are free at the Los Angeles 89 67 .610 ace Camilo Pascual (18-8). arena on Onora Rd. Just be­ St. Louis 87 61 .688 3 some of the swiftest competi­ The only other team with Team Shapes Up hind the Farmer’s Market, tion In Central Florida. Milwaukee 80 67 J>l l 9*4 a slim hope of catching the BOSTON (U P I)-T h e Bos­ Racing officials look for a 79 68 .537 10'i ton Ccltica ara one step closer said Tuny Austin la show Sun Fran. big turn-out in super-tack Yankcei Is the Chicago White master and announcer. Phlla. 77 70 .624 12 Vi today to flooring the sumo classes as well as all top gas sox, 14 games off the pac* Races in th* contests in­ Cincinnati 78 72 .520 13 team that captured the Na­ classes. Several "A" and ’’B’’ in third place. But Just one 74 73 .503 15 Vi tional basketball Association clude key hole, pole bending, Chicago dragsters are also expected Yankee win or Chicago km 69 77 .173 20 championship—with th* ex­ saddle scramble, junior west­ Plttsbg. lo Join the competition for would eliminate the Sox and 54 93 .367 35Vi th* 8100 in priie money and any combination of two New ception of the immortal Bob ern pleasure flag race, ribbon Houston race, pick-up race, senior New York 49 98 .333 40 Vi 50 trophies. Cousy, of coursa. York victories or Minnesota western pleasure, cloverleaf, Thursday's Results defeats would knock out tha The program will serve as musical tires, hollow log race St. Louis 8 Chicago 3 Twins. a warm-up (or the big twoThe terra nut was applied and sack race. San Fran. 6 New York 0 (N) The Yankees moved to th* to the peanut because of its Show time is 1 p.m. with Lo* Angeles 5 Plttsbg 3 (X) day drag racing card plan­ border of mathematical cer­ ned by the Seminole Timing flavor, which it similar to the p r o g r a m beginning I'hiln. 4 Houston 1 <N) Assn, (or Sept. 2829. The as­ tainty by whipping the Kan­ that of some true nuts. promptly, Austin said. Only game* scheduled sociation is offering fltOo in sas CUy Athletics, 5-2, Thurs­ AMERICAN LEAGUE day. prue money for the event. Anewer I* Previews Puttie W L 1’ct. GB Minnesota kept its faint Famous Men New York 97 61 .635 hopes alive by edging the Minnesota 8! 61 .568 13 Cleveland Indians, 3-2, in 19 Release Player 4 Preciodi Chicago 83 65 .561 14 14—RELEASE PLAYER ... innings, and in the only other 1 troll dramatist 8 pushy clunp • Crawsnips S Robert---- , Baltimore 78 70 2>27 19 NEW YORK (U PI)—Jerry American League game the 7 Central potato • Tendency Detroit 72 75 .490 24Vt Fields, a linebacker formerly !»* Angeles Angels blanked • Souther* • Summer drinks StMTll Boston 70 79 .170 27 Vi with the New York Gianta of the Boston Red Sox, 2-0, 10 Epochal II South i 11 Merit the National Football League, Cleveland 70 80 .467 28 (111will | «• Egypuan cod 13 Repute Kan. City 67 80 .456 29Vi wus released Thursday by the T h e important* synthetic 20 Landmark 14 Af* 13 Banquet Los Angeles 67 82 .450 30 V* newly formed New York Jets chemical compound, bakelltc, 15 Institute i*j.^tm ^i-i 17 Impair of the American Football Lea­ was given to mankind by Leo 53 95 .358 44 cartoonist 47 Era* bailie cry Wash. 39 Wild sheep IS Hequlrss 19 Doei 48 Esaer (dial.) I Alio) gue. Thursday’* Reaulta Hendrik Baekeland. 18 Civil Ws* 38 Palsy 80 famous SOGrster ststtsi Minnesota 3 (’lev*. 2 >0 inns. aa itonowa musicU* 43 Graceful 11 30 Eiptoit St India* behaviors New York 6 Kansas City 2 critically 77 83 Split 43 Confederate Los Angeles 2 Boston 0 39 Mark to cwttaf GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY 883?‘k“ , “ SsIr“ * -Twain (•port) Only game* scheduled 37 Repose 38 Othello's TT Upset Oilers Coe, Beman Favored Tech Slight Hope To Gel In In Semifinal Play Favorite To Win Column Beat Gators Nicklaus Has Work Cut Out It's Friday 13; A Lucky Day For Yankees 100 Cars May Go In Drag Races Horse Show Set Here Sunday Standings HTrae 34 Mae* solid 3* Emphasis 17----- Ret in. British Labor 38 Rs-rsler 35 Trlfoaoawtey (SKI 41 Streets lab.) 43 Teams Ian* 44 Arotd 48 Spring f t Toll S3 Abstracts (oh.) L 14 Charm * MRiogirr.i 17 Woody DOWN ltaU gsaw et • Sharpen I M e n tfcaAs) Mickey Wright 2 Strokes Up EUGENE, Or*. (UPI) — Confident Mickey Wright went into the second round of the Eugene Women's Open golf tournament today with a twostroke lead and high hopes of becoming one of the two winningest women golfers of all time. In the first fuund Thursday she birdied five of the six par 5 holes on the Eugene Coun­ try Club course snd picked up a sixth birdie by sinking a 30fool putt un the par 3 17th hula. vMsl OWN & OPERATE YOUR OWN UUSINESS Our Investment And A Small Amount Of Your CapttaL ConUct......E. H. Me Alexander PHONE FA 2-2781 �Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. FA 2-5612 D p B m it r i f rralk I . For Root 12. Real Estate For Sal* Fri. S*pt. IS, ’63—Page 9 FURN. Air-condition New 1 AIR CONDITIONED bedroom Duplet. Adulti on­ HOME ly. 2300 Park Ave. Sanford. Air Conditioned Home Phone 3 BEDROOM Furn. Apt. New­ For immediate occupancy with FHA qualification and ly decorated. 601 Palmetto low down payment of 9400. Call FA 3-1374 after 6. Large 2 BR home with 1st FLOOR Furn. Apt. to Florida room, central air elderly couple or lady. and heat. 100 feet frontage Everything private. Garage. on quiet street. This is a I. Last ft Fi Rent reasonable. 504 W. 8th fine huy at 912<>00. U)ST: 2 Sleeping Bags. Be­ St. tween Lika Monroe Bridge and Sanford. Box 714, EFFICIENCY Apartment on Starke, Florida. First St. Near 2 city tree Real Estate—Mortgages parking lota and shopping 111 N. Park Ave. 323-2130 t Notices • Personals stores. No utility charges. Suitable for couple or sin­ HOME WITH A VIEW. Mod­ VACUUM CLEANER, repairs, gle, also retired people. parts, supplies fur Electro­ ern 3 bedroom, 3 tiled bath FA 2-4712. lux, Kirby, Hoover, Airborne situated on high ridge Way, Rex-Air etc. Free near golf course. For choice DUPLEX 1203 Elm. Apart­ pickup. New and Used properties check with ments 801 Magnolia. Carpet cleaners sold. FA 2-2292. & fireplace. New living room furniture. Master bed­ 1 . E v o c a tio n • In s tru c tio n room. Jalousie back porch. PIANO A Organ Lei sons. Be­ INVESTMENT k REALTY Clean. 965. Inquire 119 Elm. ginners, advanced. Child­ NO 9-5287. 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 ren, adults. Experienced APT. 830. Surplus City. 99,900 teacher. Call PA 3-33M. Very attractive 2 BR. home “CLEAN quiet Rooms" The C. F or Rent centrally loeated. Excellent Gables. FA 2-0720. conditions with air condi­ UNFURNISHED larga 2 bed­ tioning. Home is complete­ room Duplex. Fla. room. CLEAN Efficiency Apt. 611 ly installed with many ex­ Park Ave. Electron beat, ltth St. tras. Kitchen equipped. Longwood. 838-3296. 322-5612 Stenstrom Realty 12. Real E state For Sale 17. Male Help Wanted 27. Special Services NEAR Paula School; new T City of Saniord Civil Service room home, 1 acre lot. Ph. Board is accepting applica­ FA 2 3379, FA 20879. tions for the position of Utility Man in the Water LAKE MARY neat 2 Bedroom CB Home situate,) on 2 Distribution division. Mini­ mum requirements: Age large shaded lot*. Lake 19 to 45 yrs; elementary privileges on big Lake school education; resident Mary. Unly $5,500. of Seminole county for six months. Some experim ent St. Johns Realty in plumbing and pipe fitt­ THE TIME TESTED FIRM ing. Examination for qual. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-6123 applicants will be held at 7:30 P. M. September 21, 19*3, or a> toon thereafter as practicable, in the city Property Management hall. Submit applications to B ro k er Civil 5ervlce Examiner prior to September 23. 1963. WANTED reliable coupto I t 2nd HAND Refrigerator A lake up monthly payment! Electric Ranges at FurniH. B. POPE CO.. INC. of $13.30 on 3 complete turw Center. M So. Park Ave. FA 2-4234 rooms of furniture. Call TE 9-1511, Casselberry, col­ 91 per day rental Tor Electric WASHING Machine Service. Carpet Shampoocr with pur­ lect. Fr<y estimates on npatrs. chase of Blue Lustre. Car­ 2640 Hiawatha. 332 7363. roll's Furniture. F R E E E S T IM A T E TREE SERVICE. Expert tree Upholstering * Mattress Westservice. Reasonable rates, crating. New k Used Furni­ AIR-CONDITIONER. Inghouse. 10300 BTU. 1962 ture. CaU Nix Bedding Mfg. 8 years experience. Free Model, never used. 323-0539. Co., at 70# Celery Ave. estimates. Ph. FA 2 4377. FA 2-2117. 1 GO-CART. 1 Lambrelta PAINTING. Repairs. Work scooter, model No. 125. Ph. Used furniture, appliances, guaranteed. FA 2 0259. FA 2 4299. tools, etc. Bought • Bold. Lorry's Mart 315 Sanford AIR Conditioners close out, SINGER Av*. Ph. FA 3-4191 SEWING MACHINE new 1963 models. One 8,500 CALL FA 2-5783 BTU 2U0 volt Piillco "NoiseSell Us Your FwnBuro. Quick less" $198 00. One 14,200 Service With the Cash. Piano Tuning and Repair BTU Philco "Superpower" SUPER TRADING POST W. L Harmon — FA 2-4223 9348.00. Firestone Store, 1st FA 24M7T. WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, ami French, Sanford. Ph. FA 2 0344. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 51. Article* For Sal* AH Types and Sixes SACRIFICE SALE. Early 1960 ♦ 11 Ft. DELUXE refri­ We Repair and Service gerator like new. Small American style 8 ft. couch, S T I N E walnut Duncsn Phyfe din­ 975; Record Cabinet, $3; Machinery and Supply Co. ing suite with table pad. Portable TV, $25; Dinette 207 W. 2nd St. FA 36432 Single rollaway bed. Hi set, $15. 1220 Randolph St. SIDEWALKS, drtvew sji, pa­ ton air cond. with reverie Ph. FA 2-2128. tios, etc. Free estimate. Ph. cycle. Draperies. Mlsc. 40 196$ AMANA Freessr, up. 332 3306. N. 2nd. St. North Orlsndo right. Excellent condition. Homes, after 6 p. m. week­ TRACTOR Work. Mowing, 8250. 322-3293. days, after 1 p. m. Sat. A disk, blade. FA 3-7664. Sun. REFRIGERATOR $50.00. Call V A - FHA Jim Hunt Realty Offers for your selection these Beautiful 2, 3, A 4 Bedroom SO U TH W A RD STENSTROM RENTALS Government 19. SltuanoM Wealed Child Care. FA 2-2274. PAINTING or Repair work. Ph. FA 3-7064 Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 20. U u b y a itte ra BABYSITTING. FA 2 8974. WILL keep children In my home weekly. Experienced. FA 2-1212. • Stenstrom Realty ASSUME payments on Sing­ er Sewing machine equip­ 21. Beauty Salon* ped to ilg sag A nuke but­ Senkarik Glass and Faint ton holes. 5 payment* of Cut *N Curl Beauty Shop Company 95.15. FA 2 9411. 318 Palmetto Ave. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 14*12 WE now have • special facial SALE tor storage due. 2’ Auto Glasa. Tops booth, services from tip to Locker, children i clothing, A Scat Covers tip. Free parking lot. Open sewing machine, I high evenings by appointtnentAUTO GLASS & chair, vacuum cleaner, box Phone door (1) 323 0634 SEAT COVER CO. toys, t glass shower door, Plume door (2 ) 322 8525 boy'a bike, wash sink, Iron 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 8032 bed, I now medicine cab­ ALL WORK GUARANTEED FREE 150 PERM. WAVE inet. Tel. 322-1371. Complain llaauty Service Kcvvlon k Patricia Stevens r n T P e u T SINGER Cosmetlca PERSIAN Kittens. Red beau­ SLANT needle sewing m a­ H arriett's Beauty Nook ty's. Miller’s Mutel on 17-92. chine. Repossessed, in per­ 105 So, Oak. FA 2-5743 FA 2 4180,_______________ fect condition. Zig tags, but­ ton holes, monograms, etc. .12. Flow er* - Shrulm 25. P lu m b in g S erv ices Guaranteed. Hal. due only BLOOMING Boses on double rLUMUINO 858 26 or pay $6 16 monthly chcrokcu slock. 82.50 each, with good credit. For free Contracting Repair* Gray Shadows Nursery luuiu« trial call Orlando col­ FREE ESTIMATES 4 mi. S. on Sanford Ave. lect 211-9568. R. L. HARVEY Stenstrom Realty Yet, here at Deltona These lovely homes are selling fast. The reason is solid v alu e —low price and high quality constructioncome out and see these wonderful homes for yourself —there are 8 completely furnished models to choose from. 96,MQ to $15,450. As lowai $210 down and $43.11 por month. No Closing Costs! DRIVE OUT TODAY Take Interstate 44 — get off at the DeBary ex­ change, or call. 668-4458 T H E M ACKLE B R O S . c DIVISION O P . m . w, o a v r i - O P M i N T * . i m c . FOR SALE by owner. Large House on 2(H)' x 650' lot on 5 ROOM House. 817 Catulina. Banana Lake. FA 2 luOJ. 9. F o r Sale o r R ent 12. R eal K a tu tr F o r Stile IN DEBARY. 2 Bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 utilities. Scliuol bus service. $».95o. S5(W down. Balance to suit purchaser. 322-8282. G U E E N U K I VII Choice lots avallahlr in G rrcu b ria r of l.och A rb o r overlooking gull course. ( uslom building to your -prcifiratlon. t, reenbriar developed by KINGS WOOD RUII.UKftS INC. 202 Fairnm ni Dr. F i 2-vUTI 204 Saniord Av*. Seminole Realty LARUE 2 Bedroom trailer, TWO-2 Bit. Furnished Houses. also 1 bedroom trailer on Air condition with trailer large take. Adults only. Ph. spot. 2 car garage. Chicken FA 2-7168. House lot. 180' by 330’ on West First St. at Monroe 2 BEDROOM and 3 bedroom corner, sit,taxi, By owner. Houses. FA 2-3685. Ail rented. Ph. 322-4567. LARGE 2 BB. Kitchen cquipt. 950 FOR SALE OR LEASE: Mo­ 3 Bit. Kitchen cquipt. Star. dern concrete block build­ Large 3 BB. Kitchen eqtilpt. ing containing stores, uftlces Situ. and warehouse. Over 35*8) U rg e 4 BB. Mayfair. 916*100 square feet. Facing two business streets. Sanford ROSA L. PAYTON Avenue and Third Street Reg. Real Estate Broker (opposite Winn-Dixie). Call FA 2-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha or write Joe Moss, 3105 N. W. First Avenue, Gaines­ 7. Iluninr** Rental* ville, Florida. Phone Frank­ lin 2 1727 before 6 p. m. ex­ 803 1 st St. 6 BOOMS. Suita­ cept Sunday. ble for Office. Parking available in rear. 322-2741 NEW HOUSE. 2 story, 4 BR. from 1 1 -6 p.m. Ua bath, large lot. $15.9*8) NEAT, 2 BR. country home 8. R each R ental* on large lot. Fruit trees. HUTCHISON Detail front $7,500. Apartment. Daytona Bruch. John E. Fox, Beaitur FA 2 4058. ltd N Park Ph. 323 0559 DUPLEX CONCRETE bluck budding near Navy base. Each unit ^ has 2 bedrooms, equipped kitchen, living room and hath. One unit furnished. | Monthly Income $135. Price $11,(88) with good terms. after 6 p. nt. 322-2300. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Jim Hunt Realty Stenstrom Realty $4. Article* Far Sale FA 22383 ORCHID PLANTS 2 WINDOW unit Air Condi­ For Sale tioners. FA 2 0227. HINSON &. HEARN AT BARGAIN PMCE.S PLUMBING CONTRACTING J. C. Bunten Lemon Bluff SNAPP1N Turtla Edgar. A t Repair* A Water Heaters cond. $41. FA 24)693. GKIUIA Daisies, Vegetable „ FREE ESTIMATES plats, Bovinas. Dutch Mill If you need >wip, call 2114 E. 3rd St. 323 9143 Nursery. Upsalu Kd. just FA 2-5612 and pi sec a Her­ 26. Radio Jt Television off 20th St. A 1st. ald Classified USED T.V. Sets 110 up. Ser­ vice calls 92.00 Sanford T. V. Service. 1113 Saniord Ave. Ph. FA 2 9776. 17" P H IL C O 322-7960, jmj table T.V . 27. S p ecial S ervices FILL dirt, top dressing, top ■oil, clay, shell, peat. Ellis Lloyd. FA 3-2576. LAWN SERVICE Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ isfaction guaranteed. Ph. FA 2 1117. LAST SHOT SALE! PU B LIC N O TIC E! We do not hiive that remarkable u»ed cur which the old lady ju*t used on Sundays! We do have cur* which have been well treated, carefully inspected fur any Raws we could de­ lect — and priced mi they are honest value*. 1002 Falcon DoLuxe I door sedan, radio, healer A auto­ matic. White with blue interior. Ion mileage, nice. A beautiful hronie rotor. One owner w ilh low mileage. Extra (Iran. • Chevy ll’s Cadillacs Choose Your Model! Choose Your Price! Not The Slicker Price! Not The Dealer Price! Hut The Low, Low Roller Price! USED CART FINANCE IT WITH Of ♦ Low Intenet Xsloe • Low Monthly Payments FLORIDA STATE BANK 1952 PLYMOUTH. Low mile­ age. 9193. John L. Craw­ ford. FA M1T1. 1963 TEMPEST. Gtvo me old car and take over pay­ ments o! 94# month. CaU after « p. m. FA 2-7839. '55 HARDTOP PonUae. Clean A running well, $398. Ph. 333 6788. 37. Boats • Macon I f TURNER Craft Boat wtth Mark 75 Mrreury motor t — Pelican trailer. B ait has many extras. Seen at 409 Bay Ave. 16 ft. PLYWOOD, high sldesT full canopy; 35 bp. Evlnrude, alectric starter, ex­ cellent cond. Many extras; Gator trailer, CaU 933 679}. 12 ft. PLYWOOD boat with trailer and 7W hp. motor. Will sell reasonable. CaU FA 2-6065 after 5 p. m. READY MIX Concrete, win­ 15' BOAT. 25 h one motor. dow sills, lintels, steps, Canvass top. Trailer. 9200. blocks, *amt, cement, rock, FA 2 9152. pipe, steel, grease traps, dry wells, stepping stones. CLOSE OUT way below coat, both are brand new. 1 4# Miracle Concrete Co. hp. elect, starting, 919600, 1 300 Elm Ave. FA 3-578$ 25 hp. elect, starting, 9369.00 Firestone Store 1st and SEPTEMBER Special, Ladies A Childrens shoes >1 94 pair. French, Sanford. FA 2 0344. Surplus City. 201 W. 1st. CASH paid for clean used mtUits. CHILD'S Swing Set. $20. Ph. FA 2-8903. Gateway To The Waterway GRETSCH Guitar. Fender de­ Kobaun S p o rtin g Good* luxe Amplifier with trem­ Your EV1NRUDE O u te r 304 6 8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2-5Mt olo. 9250. 322*097. Good Reconditioned Used Caro 1963 Triumph 1200 Convertible. Very Low M ile *! 1962 Falcon Ranchero 1959 Plymouth B E L V E D E R E 2-door hardtop. V•». fu lly equipped itirludina power steer­ ing. A shin) hlark and read) to gw, 1955 I'ontiac l-door aedan, radio, hrater and auto­ matic Iran-missfun. 1961 Dodge D-100 I ’ll M l* T i l l < h . radio and beater, tong sw ept line hod). O n ly 1960 Ford F-100 cab, 6 I Hardtop Fully Equip. Sharp! 1962 Rambler 4 Door t'uatom ('lassie Automatic transm is­ sion, Power Steering, Radio, Heater, Extra Clean! 1961 Mercury Custom 4 Door Hardtop, Automatic Trans­ mission. Power Steering and Brakes, Radio, Hrater. 1961 Comet S-22 lluckrt Seal*. Automatic Transmis­ sion. Radio and Heater. Only One Owner! S e d a n , Automatic Transmission, Hrater. A Itral Gas Saver! I960 Cadillac 1395 995 5295 995 995 $ $ ONLY A FEW LEFT! ’63 Model Dodge & Dodge D art SPECIAL CLEARANCE DISCOUNT While They Last! Seminole Co. Motors *1795 *1495 *2195 *1895 *1895 *1495 *895 *3095 1395 *1095 *2195 *1195 *995 *1795 Pickup A u lo rau tie Transmiaion, Ra­ dio, ilea ter. I960 Falcon 2 Door I door, automatic Iran-mission, radio ▼ I M and healer. Was $1795. Now -----| § PICKUP Tltl'CH. custom cytindrr engine, eitra nice. Chevrolets • Olds 1495 1961 Pontiac Catalina V-8, 1-dtMir, radio, hrater, aulomatlr. Our Entire '63 Stock MUST GO . . . Regardless 01 Price! BUYING A 1962 Mercury 2 Door I960 Chevrolet Bel Air ^ You’ll score a “BULL’S-KYK,” Whichever ’63 Model Car You Choose! 36. AwtoatobOfl* . Track* Air-Conditioning BABYSITINO day or night. Love k care. Big yard. Meals furnished, also will 29. Automobile Service board. FA 2-7990. To make the best home huy. a*« the FURS. Apt. 2300 Mellonvillt. We have a fine selection of renlsli NOW: 2 BEDROOM House. Kitchen 3 BR VA - FHA l bath, Mayfair 9too Real Estate • Mortgages equipped. FA 2-3858. 2 BR 1 bath. Lake Mary 65 It N. Park Ave. FA 2-2420 Appointed NICELY furnished 3 bedroom 3 BR 1 bath. Shannon Dr. too Property JOHN E. rOXHousa. WO. a month. Phone 3 BR 1 bath, REALTOR Ravenna Pk 110 Management FA 2-3349. 3 BR 3baths, Venice 135 110 N. Park Ave. J2305W Broker FURN. Garage Apt. 309 W. 4 BR 2baths, Pinecrest 135 16th St. FA 23167. We have other homes avail­ FHA - VA able now. GOVERNMENT HOMES FURN. Cottage at 3 Points. Office FA 2 2119 965 per month. Fh. FA 2-1467 2 .AND 3 BEDROOMS Night FA 34)641 1 AND 2 BATHS' 133 0700 2 BEDROOM furnished Apart­ MOST KITCHEN EQUIPPED 3524 Park Dr. Eaaford, Fla. ment. Close In. Reasonable. Real Estate—Mortgages DOWN PAYMENTS FROM FA 2-0641. 111 N. Park Avs. FA 2-2430 3 BEDROOMS, 1 baths. Fenc­ ed yard. Fla. room. Kitch­ 2 BEDROOM House. Unfur­ CLEAN lit floor Apartment $100 VA TO $250 FHA en equipped. FA 28164. nished, kitchen equipped. Private entrance. 1004 P al­ 973 per month. 2512 Yale LOW MONTHLY metto. FHA AND \*A HOMES ARE Ave. CaU FA 3 3614. PAYMENTS, F U R N I S H E D Apartment. EXCELLENT LOCATIONS AVAILABLE FOB IMMEDI­ ATE POSSESSION 2 BEDROOM unfurnished Clean and close la. Jimmi* IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY If you require a 3 or 4 bed­ House. Kitchen equipped. Cowan. 332-4013. room, 1 or 2 bath home, we $50 month. Pick up key at AND have several to select from, 613 E. 14th St. FA 2-6ti3o. W E L A K A APARTMENTS: as low as $350. down pay­ Booms private baths, 114 WE CAN QUALIFY YOU ment. Many tine 2 bedroom AIR-CONDITIONED BR. In W. First St. FOR ONE OF THESE homes as low as $250. 3 Rm. furn. Apt. 965. mo OUTSTANDING HOME MAYFAIR: 3 Bedroom. 1 down, low monthly pay­ 111 E. tth St. FA 2-4365. BUYS IN MINUTES! bath, large y a r d . $100 ments, We are authorised monthly. FA 2-4709. FOR COMPLETE Furn. Apt. Close In. Apt. 4. FHA and VA Sales Brokers. INFORMATION $35 Mo. 407V* W. 1st. Special term* for NAVY NICELY furnished 2 BedSEE OR CALL PER-SONEL NICELY furnished modern 3 room House. FA 2-0274. bedroom House. $00 month. RENT A BED FA 2-3909. Rollawsy, Hospital L Baby Real Estate—Mortgage* Beds. 1901 S. Park Ave. By Day, Week, or Month. III N. Park Ave. 322-2420 FA 2 5233 anytime Ravenna Park FA 2-7493 CARROLL'S FURNITURE 15. B u sin ess O p p o rtu n ity Evenings Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. 1st St. FA 2-2677 FA 2-3829 FA 2-8360 SERVICE Station for lease. 1 BEDROOM Apartment. Inventory take-over. Good PLANNING TO BUY OR Quiet neighborhood. FA 2location Ph. FA 2-1312. BUILD A HOME SOON? 1463 from 8:30 to 0 p. in. Monday thru Friday. Ph. We will CUSTOM BUILD the buu-e of your choice on the 16. F em ale Help W anted FA 2-4501 any other time. lot of your choice. WANTED Woman to do wash FURN. 2 Bedroom House. COMPLETE HOME BUILD­ at her home every other Adulta. No pets. FA 2-T664. ERS SERVICE from plans week for 2 In family. East to financing side only. Call after 6 p.m. 2 BEDROOM. Kitchen equip­ RALPH JARVIS - Builder FA 2 6614. ped. 323-0*162, 1719 Sanford Ave FA 2-1810 CURB girl, must lie 21 years 2 BEDROOM unfurnished ROBERT A. WILLIAMS old. Apply Pig 'n Whistle. House. Kitchen equipped. Realtor FA 2 3651. Raymond Lundquist, Asso. HOUSE trailer, 965. FA 2 6067. FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg 33. F am Hunt Heel wood I Door, AH P u n rr and Air Condition. I960 Mercury Monterey I Ihair Sedan, Automatic Tran-mi-- $ sion, Power Steering, Heater. Coma In and Drive This Car Today! I960 Comet Stuliun Wagon. Automatic Tran-ntUsion, Radio and Hrater. Very Nice. 1959 Cadillac 62 Seriett t Door Hardtop, Full Power and Air Condition. 1959 Chevrolet ParkwiNni I Door Station Wagon, Fully Equip, t his One Also Has Air Condition. 1959 Rambler Custom I lloor Station Hagun. Many EiU ta. Priced To Gu! 1958 Cadillac Sedan |)e Villr All Puwrr and Air Con­ dition. De Sure ami See This Ona! B A R G A IN BUYS! 1 9 5 7 DODGE Station It m en ...... 1957 J S T S y y ,? - ' « * • 1957 FORI) 1957 FORD 9595 Country S-dau Station Wagua I Door Sedan ____ _ 1 9 5 5 '» « ' ‘« V I Door Sedan $595 j^35 ---------- 1 9 5 3 ULIKS' ,U,m' K 1 lloor Sedan _______ g g Q 519 K. FIRST ST. Stemper Agency REALTOR - i.NSLROR FA 2-4291 1919 S. Trench Ave LOVELY 4 Bedroom, 2 b a th . Home, Kitchen equipped I Low down payment. South | 1 Pinecrest. 322-1632. ’ J Holler Motor Sales COMPANY 219 E. 2nd ST. FA 2-8231, FA *-0711 2305 PARK AVE. FA 2-0861 I A 2-Uhl I Winter Park Ml 7-23(10 We’re Moving In October To 1S01 W. First S t Watch For Our Gfund Opening U I I M T LINC0LN l u r n u l l I M ER C U R Y I N I * SANFORD - FA 2-1881 Lot Winter Park Phone MI I-02U9 VT PALMETTO & COMMERCIAL �f nr ■'•■ ‘ - ......... V X S f t O u - U S r - . * $ - f w w%: p’ ■‘•tV-- . r a lf i’-Li vf‘ >J VJ t> *’ » j il EE s'* TOUR END ofHOM ESthe Sanford - Seminole Area Finest O f Homes Are Offered Locally Homes and homesltes being shown this weekend in Seminole County are some of the very finest In all price ranges. In Idyllwiide of Loch Arbor, 8tenstrom Realty is showing a threebedroom two-bath, air conditioned home with extra convenience fea­ tures th a t definitely place it in the prestige class. I t’s at 303 Tammy Drive, a block o r so off Country Club Road. This home was built to very high construction standards by Shoe­ maker Construction. In n tsrb y Ravenna Park, five new homes are nearly complete, two e f which are already sold. These ore in the newest section of Ravenna P u t , and win fit nicely into this al­ ready well-planned community. ' One of the loveliest areas for homesltes is Greenbrier of Loch Ar­ bor, offered by Kingswood Builders. Byron Leach says they are exer­ cising extreme care to preserve its natural tree-covered beauty. Two large new homes are now under con­ struction. Greenbriar is located next to the 12th green of the Mayfair Golf Course. LMN Enterprises is now featur­ ing homes in Crystal Lake Park In Loko Mary. Several sample homes are open for inspection. Lake front and lake view property adds charm to this development. LMN is nlso developing Lake W a y m a n Heights, on Highland Avenue in Longwood. LAKE SHORE HOMES IN PARK RIDGE ON LAKE M IN N IE A ttrac tiv e 3 & 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath Homes With < u >h carport**, liras**, deluxe landscaping, central h»*t, W rit in i hoot* fcHchoa equipment and many other beautiful appointment!*. O LAKE PRIVILEGES Priced From * 16,800 • NO CLOSING COST • IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY FHA & CONVENTIONAL FINANCING D lH C T IO ltS i From ganford City Limit*, 2 mile* South on 17-92, turn W rit on Laka Mary Bird, H U Park Hide*. See Wayne Montgomery At Models be thrifty... WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN BUY i^ T H O M E / fe g f 3 LIKE T il IS I (fjufAial <£aJi£ fiwik WE PROUDLY ANNOUNCE — sample harms are rendy far your Inspection in lovely, (julct LAKE MARY. These homes ran he purchased for ns little as *6 7 Per M onth Sec Our Modds In LAKE WAYMAN HEIGHTS 910,500 ------ 911,500 Highland Ave., Longwood 2 including taxi-*, ln»urnnr<-, principal am! Interval, Hnuth l.iinettimmI A r r a • .1 tU-iInmm — 2 Hath — A ir fumlilInning L a rg e Lots — Custom with i j 916,900 CUSTOM BUILDING on your lot or ours! Enterprises, Inc. FA 2-2744 TE 8-3911 n b r t a r It’s tree - shaded, gently rolling terrain, adjacent to the Mayfair Golf Course; truly an ideal setting for your prestige home. A visit will convince you of the serene, restful atmosphere of Greenbriar. C H O O SE YO U R H O M E SIT E — BU ILD W H EN Y O U ’RE READY Under Construction .1 Bedroom Con temporary. Also 1 Bedroom Colonial. -H O M S, FIT VOW * XJH* " Modern Kilchena by WILLIAM S. UKUMLKY JB. 6 iN E R A l< $ $ ELEC TR IC ;u tg M N M ,, Vt. i I*. O. BOX 1599 qjiA Page 10 — Sept. 13, 1963 H it • Oakland Estalea, 917,000 Oakland Estates, lae., to Robert J. Grlbben et ux, Oaklsnd Estates, 915,500 Flail Divorce Decrees Agnes A. Purdy vs. Robert Lyman Purdy M U Filed City Savings Bank of Pills- Let Ma Moke The Breakfast UNIVERSITY PARK. Pi. (UPI)—It's worth the effort (o see that your family geU a good breakfast and it’s also Important that It Is prepared by one person, say research­ er! at Penn State University, A good breakfast provides a better nutritional balance for the day, eliminating the 11 o’clock slump. Testa have proved that breakfast is better nutrition­ ally when one person pre­ pares It. That’s because the person who has the responsi­ bility Is more likely to pro­ vide a balanced meal for the group. An Individual prepar­ ing hla own breakfast may call It quit* after toast and coffee. First air conditioned pri­ vate borne in the U.S. was located at 3!lnoeapo!ls, Minn, where the system was in­ stalled by Willis Carrier, In­ ventor of air conditioning, in 1015. field vs Ua M. Fenno et al, mlg., foreclosure Knickerbocker Federal S. it L. Assn. vs. Bessie 31. Par­ rish et al, mlg. foreclosure 1st Federal S. * L. Assn, of Orlando, vs. Dale Banister et ux, mtg. foreclosure Williamsburg Savings Bank vs. Donald Edwin Boose et al mortgage foreclosure 3!ary E. Bowman vs. John E. Lawson et ux, mortgage foreclosure American Federal S A L of Orlando va. Tommy G. Hadley et al mortgage fore­ closure. Flaal Divorce D eem * Jotephlne Ann Kampf v*. Charles Lester Kampf Kay F. Guynn vs. Charles C. Guynn Mabel W. Gray vs. Reed B. Gray Marriage Applications Roland G. Kidd, Dexter, Mo., and Cynthia J. Howard, Sanford Willis Carter, North Or­ lando and Vonda Jane Kern, Sanford Eugene F. Thornton, Balti­ more, Md., and 5us!e Doro­ thy Thompson. Baltimore, 3Id. Arthur John Callen, St. Petersburg and Dorcas Joann Blythe Prince, Lake Jlnnrne Lonnie 3loorc, Jr., Lock­ hart and Bettina 3lary Ourslor, Orlando Otto F. Schweska. Indian River City and Ingrid M. Tierese, DcBary. A N F #*nf*r& 0 k frrs li 8 20 l i S t. Country Club Roa4 •ourat or a » b 5?. 2 5 1& S t m t 1 2 A 3 a. P b •* P & fi £ M C R Y STA L ■ Laka L aka rK a r y While you are out driving, this week-end, take this page with you. The map above will assist you in locating some of Sanford and Seminole County’s outstanding real estate. Take a circle tour and see them all, you may find just what you are looking for in the way of a home. W H A T E V E R Y O U ’RE DO ING , — STOP A N D SEE TH ESE “T O M O R R O W M IN D E D ” HOM ES TO DAY! S E E this magnificent home in UF LUCll AKUUR This is u spacious 3 bedroom, 2 bath home, with luxury kitchen, combination dining-fumily room, and two car endosad garage. Features indude central air conditioning and heating, and many other extras — paved roads, curbs, sidewalks, water and sewerage systems. 303 TAMMY DRIVE — OPEN DAILY — and may we also invite you to view the lovely new homes in ... in Ravenna Park A few of these homes are nearing completion, while others under construction would afford you choice of paint, tile, and appliance colors, and other construction changes to suit your personal needs in a home. Convenient VA, FHA, and Conventional financing available. OF LO C H ARBOR Now four-bedroom homes all weekend. They are located two miles south of Sanford, off 17-92 on Lake Mary Boulevard. Courthouse Records Real E iU tr Trnasnrtl— George M. Shanholte et ux to Mary J. George, Sanford, 18,K» Estelle R. Remey to Quinlin It. Lacey et al, Sanford Height*. |5,000 \ Eugene Talbot MacGeeo at ux to Dorothy D’Andrea, Country Club Manor, 910,100 Eitella W. Long to Esther It. Johnson, Pearl Lake Height* <13.000 Ward Hicks, Inc. to Riohard M. Preston et ux, Eastbrook 917,400 Edwin L. llaucsler et ux to Robert J. French, Dreamwold 95,800 Albert M. Greene et ux to Robert F. Bordner et ux, Oak* land Shores, 919,500 Stuart A. Joynt et al to Oliver W. Inman at ux, Longwood, 99,000 Barbara Jean Delong to George Pugh et ux Queen's Mirror South, 910,000 Roland Toureau et ux to George J. Walter! Jr., et ux, North Orlando, $8,800 Thoms* T. Tuck, Inc,, to Norman R. Bi'stol et ux, North Chuluota, 18,500 FHA to Abe Goldman, North Chuluota, $8,700 J . L. Hobby et ux to DeLand District Bd. of Mission* of Methodist Church, Inc., 4 8c 8-20-30, $20,000 Ward Hicks, Inc., to Donald F. Fenstrrmaker et ux. Eastbrook, 915,200 Anna 31. Bush et al to Forest G. Sherrcr et ux, $3,* 500, Casselberry Edna J. Wheeler to 3!elvln F. Worland et ux, Altamonte Springs, $11,500 Florence It. Hoover to Home Missions Comm., St. Johns Presbytery, Orange villa, $19,aoo George E. Crumley Sr., et ux to Ronnie M. Lady, U t­ ile Washington Estates, $7,000 City of Sanford to John D. Brass ct al, Sanford, $5,000 A. U. Chapman ct ux to Olive E. Romlg et ux. Eastbrook, J17.000 Granville V. Gray to Astor C. Brown et ux, Altamonte Springs, tll.ooo Kingswood Builders, Inc. U> Paid S. Polgar et ux, Greenhrair of Loch Arbor, 125,000 Jus* F. Ilunsuckcr to Mnscoe II. Miller et ux, Lake Minnie Estates, $t0,500 Joe T. Sasser ft ux to Joseph Kampf, Dreamwold, $3,000 Ernest W. Smart et ux to Raymond M. Ball et ux, San­ ford, $8,700 Chaunccy A, Reaser et ux In William J. McFarlin, Eng­ lish Estates $22,300, Slgrld Johannessen to Frank A. lludgln et ux, Huffman and Fewcll Subdivision, $8,500 Knox-Florida Development Carp, to Augustus Brown, Jr. et ux, Lincoln Heights, $t0,600 FHA to Edward D. Smith et UX. North Orlando, $11,350 Oakland Estates Inc., to Jeffrey 31. Ettingcr, et ux, homesitenow Select your # m And a new one on our Tour Map this week Is Lake Shore Homes. Wayne Montgomery teila us hell be on hand to show these three and BYHON M. LEACH ^t-"i*1 FA 2-8074 1M ODERNKITCHENSBY jSEM E8AI•ELECTRIC �Three Seminole PO lo b s Riled * * eio*^ Th* Herald'* Janie ShoeBaker h u lage advice for housewives in the matter of g le a n in g out the fireplace for the cominir winter season. Janie advise* that if you use the vacuum sweeper make sure the hose and other yadjjata are hooked up tightly. She failed to have her ma­ chine hooked up properly and Bow la planning to repaint ^ three rooms, along with a shampoo for her new wall-towall carpeting. • • • Everyone interested In add­ ing hla or her help to the athletic program a t Seminole High School le urged to be present at 7 p.m. Tuesday at J t h e school auditorium for a meeting of the Seminole Boosters Club. President Barks wants to see a BIG crowd there. • • • A trick knee resulted in a compound fracture of the left wrist for Altamonte business­ man William J . Lancaster, ^ lie fell down a flight of stepa " a t Longwood, Lancaster, who was in the hospital for three days, Is at home again. • • e From tha Lions Pause: Muncy la aomelhing that things run Into and people mil •u t of. e e e Legion Junior bateliall team 9 will be guesta at a steak din­ ner by Campbell Loosing Post • f the American Legion a t T tonight. 95 Jailed In Protest At Tallahassee John E. Courier Jr. is the acting postmaster at Oviedo, having taken over the duties Saturday morning. He suc­ ceeds the late J. B. Jones. Nominated by V. S. Rep. A. S. Herlong Jr. on recommen­ dation of numerous Oviedo WEATHER: Scattered afternoon thundershowers through Tuesday: high today 89-D4; low tonight in 70s. residents. Courier was given United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 JION., SEPTEMBER 16, 1963 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 18 the oath of office Friday VOL. 56 evening at his home by Post­ al Inspector W. It. Richie, of Orlando. E. it. Sitlcr, also nominated by Congressman Herlong, has been confirmed by the U. S. Senate as postmaster at Cas­ selberry and probably will take the oath of office this week. He will succeed Clyde Kcrce, acting postmaster for Comer’a jury will conduct an impiest hi the fatal •hoot­ three years. ing of Charlra H. Strickland, about as, of Muhie ton, (la., at Miss Cccilc Heard's name 7 p.m. tonight at Oviedo City Hull. An autopsy was being Is now before the Senate for conducted today a t Florida Sanitarium and Hospital, Winter continuation as postmaster Purk. of Sanlord. Presently acting Sheriff J. L. Hobby said today that Strickland's nephew, postmaster, she also was Fred W. Burdette Jr., 37, U nominated by Herlong and her name forwarded by Presi­ being held In county Jail on dent Kennedy to the Senate. a murder charge. She replaced Guy Allen, act­ The Sherilf reported Depu­ ing po-tmaster for 2 'a years. ties Charles K a g a n -and Courier, a native of San­ James Moore ut about 2:30 ford, was graduated from Seminole High School and the p.m. Sunday responded to a University ol Florida. His mo­ call front Justice ol (lie Peaca ther, Mrs. John E. Courier Thomas Moon, acting coron­ Sr., resides In Sanford. er. that he wanted assistance A World War H veteran in serving a warrant on Bur­ NEGOTIATIONS WERE COMPLETED today through Wesley Hensley, with rank of major, Courier dette at hi* home Little local commercial agent of the Atlantic Const Line Railroad, for the M. A. Is married to the former Dor­ Lake Howell, just tiff TuskuEvans Plywood Components Company to lease the ACL building on Grapeothy Marshall, of Sanford, wllla Itoad near Oviedo. villo Avenue. The Evans firm, burned out of their oilier (ptarters recent­ and they have four children, Burdette was charged, Hobly, will take occupancy Tuesday and begin operations Wednesday. Pictured Julmny, 19, attending Orlan­ >4 reported, with shooting at front the left are Scott lim ns, chairman of the Chamber of Commerce's do Junior College; Jimmy, id. the home of a neighbor, For­ industrial committee, who brought the principals together; Evans and ■ml twin girls, Mary and rest Ferrell. When Ihe depu­ Hensley. ■ (Herald Photo) Martha. II. ties and Moon arrived they Tiie family moved to Ovie­ were told that Burdette had do in 1948. Courier is a mem­ gone to the Ferrell home and ber of the American Legion dated (bat he had killed a and >s president of the Ovie­ man. do Athletic Association, which The officers found Strick­ dedicated the ifew fool ball land dead in the Burdette F. \V. BURDETTE JR. field in his name last No­ home. He hail been shot vember. twice. Officers found a pistol, Inquest Tonight In Fatal Shooting J. E. COURIER JR. E. R. S1TLER Wallace Sets $ 5 0 0 0 Reward in Bombing O U SELS a rifle ami a carbine. i’l i r n c o a t H o m e Sheriff Hobby said thc dep­ MONTGOMERY, I U I’ll — gro leader Aim t in Luther TUSCON, Aril. (LTD — uties today were continuing Gov. George C- Wulluee said King Jr, A Social Security represen­ King told the governor "the Korean War tmuroat Scott L. their investigation Into the Holiday the persons who tative will be at City Hall bombed a church full of Ne­ blood of four littlu children Uu-ti returned early today to shooting. He added that there here from U u.in. to noon groes in Birmingham ‘‘must is rn your huml*. Your ir- a tearful reunion with his tiad been reports Burdette Oct. J, 9, HI, k’.’l and 30. t«- brought to justice” and of­ leap in itdu and mi-puldiol ac* ’ray-haired. widowed mother and Strickland It a d been • • • WEST PALM REACH (CPI) fered a $-*>,t)WI ie\\uni to any­ tions have created m Birming­ whom he lias not seen since drinking. The Sheriff also Although the s«ay is clear ham and Alabama thu atmos­ 1930. said that Burdette's wife "left -A group of 23 Haitian re- one who tan do if. 9 for a new courthouse building Friday because site was In bclievrd to be bit-1 i, ts . -j, Birming­ phere Hurt ha* induced youhere, don't look for a new fa­ (ear of her husband.” of rx ie le.t ler Dr. ] ham official-. Wi.dnie lu-licd tinned violence and now mur­ Arms Top Thome cility to go up for several Clement Benoit. xrro quo*. ■WO state policemen to the der." . Gratttkow Funeral Home, In years to come. County has l SIT FI) NATIONS, N. Y. ( limit'd today by fed era 1 au* J charge ol funeral arrange­ i ity anil alerted B O O National two more payments to make tU I'i) — Disarmament was thurifies after landing Sunday Guard aien for standby duty. Car Hits Fence; on its new Jail and then cun the domintant theme today ment.*, reported they are en­ , in a smalt bout. llo promised the u-e of U-e that mlllage after that to on Hip tve of the opening of deavoring to locate other rel­ Immigration officials said "every law enforcement agen­ Damage $535 finance a new courthouse tiie U V General A-wnihly, atives of Strickland. tkry would Interview (tm ex- cy of tills slate” to a p p r bend building. Plans were drawn at A unit-ear accident occur but Vkl Nam ami racial ih"- at Op-i-locka n-'ar Miami lla* bombers urid to maintain the suinit time the jail plans ring shortly after 3 p.m Sun issue In Africa were- expect­ I today, and addrl only "their law and order in the t i n of ^ were prepared for a proposed day hetween Oviedo und lie ed to share the spotlight. Mayor Thunina S. McDonald caves will be considered.” Violence It created. courthouse along the lake today invited members of the nevu oil :>R 12tl, did damage' , The refugees included *cvAs 1ms become customary of $3oo t > the ear and $.13 to O C IZ U I'C S 1 l i i n n O l l front, north of the jail. Coun­ hoard of directors and the ex-[eral women ami children, the past several a ranch fence. The driver was Funeral arrangement* were ty ju st recently spent more e c u l i v e committee of the ' They arrived Sunday aboard dining ALGIERS, Algeria (UIM)— than $lU,tM)0 renovating the Chamber of Commerce to at­ a 33 foot sailboat and told month* of racial conflict, Wal­ charged with failing to have Ahmed Ben Bella, elected being held in abey ance today interior of the present court­ tend the City’s budget hear­ immigration officials they had lace and top aide* spent moat his vehicle tinder control and first president of independent fur a IG-j ear-old drowning house and lust week awarded ing at 8 p. m. tonight ut City •ailed in from the Bahamas. of Sunday at the state- Capitol leaving lli,; scene ot an acci­ Algeria without opposition, victim, Monte Davis, Negro, a $7,000 contract to paint ami llnll. said today hix government will of Bose la mi 1’ark, pending a r­ Benoit came to Miami Wed­ watching developments in tin- dent. new crisis. State Highway l’atrolman dean up the exterior. scire Lind owned by French rival o[ hi* parents from the **In thi< way,” Mayor Me* nesday after being deported • • • Wallace called the bombing Tommy Tam tin reported to­ settlers ami big Algerian North. from Nassau because of state­ Donuld’s letter reads, “you Sheriff J. L. Hobby reported a "tragic event which has sad­ day that investigation reveal landowner*. Report from the police will he nhlo t o li u a r the ments made again-t Francois dened ull Alabamian*. today that the youth, a stu­ liar ed that file cur, driven bv Wil­ 9 blotter: Will c typing out dent at (rooms High School, perpetrators of this vicious lie Johnson of Oviedo, travel­ Further Bids bi s lot mai ing the otter thoughts of the City Commit-, UuVa!k'r ’ ,lai,ian *llfU,or sion expressed on the status | wav drowned Saturday aftercrime must ho brought to ing west, left the highway, " ’* ie off the typewriter. VATICAN (TTY (UPD of events existing between the • • • justice.” traveled alunit 39 feet, veered The Vatican was reported to­ tux'll while swimming at Wei I Die At Fair All women of the Sanford Seminole County Chamber <d TIJUANA, Mexico U T I ) "This i* no time* for in­ hack on thc highway (or a day pi.inning to invite tiie ma­ tare Lake, at the end uf West area who can donate some Commerce ami the Sanford I'our persons were reported flammatory statements ami short distance, skidded 33 feet jor n<in-Christian faiths, in- iiuth Street. time to making cancer dress­ City Commission.” Companion* said thc boy killed and as many as 3U to We don't need any more from tic (ore running back off the eluding Jews, Uud-lhWt* and Thu Commission last year ings arc invited to Join a 33 others injured Sunday night out-ddn agitators who thrive highway and plowing 31 feet Moslems, to send observers suffered cramps ami (hey group from L'psala Presbyter­ allowed the Chamber SIU.000 when a ferris wheel collaps­ on tragedies such as occurred through a barbed wire fence. to the second session of the were unable lu bring him In ian Church from 10 a. ni. to for Its operations hut last ed in this border town dur­ in Birmingham,” llo governor Before linally coinin': to re*t Ecumenical Council. The shore. Deputies, using special 3 p. m. Thursday to work on j Tuesday reduced this figure to ing a celebration of Mexico', said in a statement after re­ in a field it traveled .mother council resumes work in St. rescue equipment, recovered for the cumin* y.-ur ol- lmk, * the project at thc home uf I Hu- body in about 33 minutes. ceiving a telegram from Ne­ 171 feel. Peter’* Basilica Sept HI. nee. Mrs. C. E. Hunter on Nar- though the Chamber hud re­ quested $fn,um. cissus Avenue. Thu Commission f u r t h e r • • • Ehler Springs HR Club will ttrntnl i v r ly p j r r m l Lint T uim* meet for the first time this iluy that “with cu-opcialtoii in season at 10 a. m. Tues­ the next »ix mouths" it might A shower of rain which 7k*- j Francis (.. RoumiUnt Jr., liviliun of li lain wem intro-1 stated lli.it the objective of lie must be that, of course, day at the Hume Demonstra­ grunt un additional $5,t>UU to gun ut the sumo tints as the president of Seminole County lucril by C.ijit. John Williams, tha school is bused on the re- hut uIm> a great deal more, the Chamber for this yi ur. tion Center on 23th Street. • « • F. K. Itoumillut Jr., presi­ commissioning eetemonies uf i Chamber of Commerce, who. executive officer of Hi Acad- marks of Copt. John I'aul lie should hu u* Well, n gentle, dent of the Chumher, said that 11, new Sanford Naval Arad- pie. ■folio,, famous Naval historical matt of liheiul education, re. Note to football fans: The I the wholehearted *up- <my"; fined lit a n n t* r, punctilious Seminole Junior Varsity game "the Chamber is dee lining | r-my Sunday, failed to duntpen port of the community to tin i Colonel [ urmun, in hi* ad- figure, who said, courtesy und thu nicest sense with Seabrcerc scheduled (or the imitation ut tins time. the spirit of tile eolorful riles ncw jchoul. "It is by no mruns enough of personal honor.” | dress to approximately t'to here Thursday evening has Thc executive amt finance w h i c h officially ’launched'' Colonel Furman, other dig students, parents, relative*, that an officer of thu Navy "in a world in which the been moved up to 7:30 p.in. committee, uf llic Chamber the school. should ho a cap'ddu mariner. need for tho right sort of leuiluiUtrie* of the U. S. Navy and [civic leudeia and businessmen. Wednesday at Daytona Beach. met this morning and decided At Ihe commit li11. "Break the • • • lu request an informal meet­ colors!” issued by Col. II. J. United Fund kick-off break­ ing with the City at tile card Furman, superintendent o( the fast is slated (or 8 a in. est possible lime to resolve *chool, Ihe nation's emblem next Monday at the Florida thc differences between the was unfurled fur tiie first time State lounge. City and the Chamber. W e|on jju, pram| „,.w ship-type • • • feel nothin.; can he actum flag staff. First parents meeting of plished by uptnly airing th»’*e (In hand to take part in tha the school year at Sanford differences." ere monies and give official Junior High School Is sche­ _ , III-. welcome to the new educutiouduled for 7:30 p. m. Sept. F r e n c h K c d H i t s Hi institution were Mayor Torn 34 at the school auditorium, q q || ^ j McDonuld. who noted that tiie • • • uruiiemy is hauled between Mid-Florida chapter, Na­ TARBES, France (UFO _ two old forts. Fort Alellon tional Association of Account*, French Communist p a r t y und Foil Bred an.! that Me!will hold its first dinner-meet­ chief Jacques Duclns said | hmvllle Avenue is an old m ill-{ ing of the fiscal year at 8:30 p. m. Tuesday at Robert Sunday night that I’tevident taiy trail; Charles do Gaulle's resis­ County Commi-sloner James Meyer Motor Inn, Orlando. tance to lessening <d East- ft. Avery Jr., who said that • • • Mrs. Mildred Babcock is West tensions Is "unfortu­ "future Naval leader* will un­ accepting reservations until nately Identical with that of doubtedly puss through the halls”; Wednesday (or the Sanford - China." ('apt. Robert Ware, rumAddressing a crowd id a Scminole Art Association din­ ner at 6:30 p. m. Sept. 23 at party fete. Due In, said great inundirnr office i of Sanford progress has been achieved Naval Air Station, who said Mid-Florida Country Club. • • • toward forming a united front that “if you searched the ficers and eity and county officials. School openUlft WERE PRESENT Sunday afternoon when Insomnia is a communicable with French Socialists to world uver you would find no Sanford Nava) Academy wtut commissioned in cut iorniully today fur approximately 80 cadets. d case that parents get from overthrow the Gaulllst re finer spot to put a naval mud(Herald ITiutoJ. ttutoimuiR* ltd by jchoul leaders, L. S. Navy of­ •Lute. • • • U. S. Questions Haiti Refugees Mayor Invites CC To Meeting Drowned Boy’s Rites Await Kin Quints' Father To Stay Pul ABERDEEN, ft D. <UH) —Andy El*cher, thu proud father of a real bundle of habit* — quintuplet* — Isn’t going to let hi* good life got complicated by fame. He sees no reason to,change hi* $7d*a*week grocery clerk Job or hunt for a larger house. His only problem, he told newsmen, Is "my four Marys.” The four daughters of Andy ami Mary Ann Fischer ail were baptized ".Mary." The liny was baptized James An­ drew. "We're working on names fur tha four ’Marys.’ Bill we nra going to use ’Mary’ for either the first or middle name of all thu girls,” Fisch­ er said. At fur id* rented Ill-room hull** two miles out of town, Fischer said, "I’m content wiieru I am now, I don’t plan to look for a bigger house.” laifts Martial Law SAIGON, South Viet Nam (UIM) — President N'go Dlnh Diem today lilted Ihe martla' law regulations he imposed last month when Ih* ordered the crackdown on the lluddhist*. Sanford Naval Academy Is 'Commissioned' In Colorful Rites eiship is no great,” suid Col­ onel Furman, "wo shall endeuvor to build men who pos Sens till* quality of leadership . . , and we shall work toward (hu development of each boy to Ids full potential.” Colonel Furman praised thn staff of the school, saying that they have displayed a spirit which will he transmitted to the brigade of cadet* and with this "esprit du carp*’’ this academy rantiot hut live on to the grout traditions of thu Navy. "Our goal i* to build tho greatest school of this kind iu lire south. Quality, rather than quantity is the keynote of my thinking,” Ite suid. Adding to Ihe color of thu ceremonies was thu musie of thu Serninolo High School band, which played several numbers and led the flag cere­ mony to thu strains <>( tho na­ tional anthem. Following the eommi*»ioning, re fresh men la were served In the school nuis hall, which was decorated with bouquets of flowers from well-wishers and local business institutions. Orientation for student* be­ gan today, when apprbxiniat*ly *0 cadet* reported for en­ rollment iu Ilia new school. Group Ignores Police Order To Move On TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — S h e r i f f * deputies arrested about 03 Negroes today wh» sang an<l demonstrated in front of the Leon County jail where many of the 248 march­ ers arrested Saturday night remained In their erils. Estimates of the crowd that first arrived at (lie concrete jail set the figure at about 230, hut when Sheriff William Joyce gave the group 10 min­ utes to disperse, the crowd dwindled to about 93. They sat on the concrete apron in front of the door ta thc jail, singing “Climbing Jaroh’» Ladder” and refused to leave. The Negroes were ring­ ed by deputies und state pa­ trolmen. Joyce ordered the arrest of thu demonstrator* for violat­ ing n direct onler by the slier, ilf to leave. He said if they resisted, they would idso |.<j charged with resisting arrest. When told they were under nrrest, the Negroes stood up quietly and marched two by two into the Jail. State patrolmen dispersed other Negroes standing across the street from the jail. As the spectators, many of whom had been part of the demon­ stration group curlier, moved away, a woman’s voice from th* second floor of the jail shouted "chicken." Meanwhile, Ut demonstrat­ ors arrested Saturday night while marching towards tha Jail wera arraigned on charges of disorderly conduct. Stormy Area In Northwest Gulf NEW ORLEANS (UIM) — The U. S. Weather Bureau re­ ported today a low pressure ares In thc northwest Gulf of Mexico 130 to 200 miles asst of Brownsville, Tex. The bureau said conditions "appear favorable for further intensification.” .Special reports from ships in th« area were requested and a reconnaissance (light wax planned. The highest winds report­ ed were about 30 miles per hour |n squalls, the bureau said. Showers wero occurring along the northern Gulf coast and seas were becoming rough. New Engineering School At FSU TALLAHASSEE (LTD Florida State University has created a new school of en­ gineering geared to leach tho now field* of science, tho school announced this weekend. Dr. Graver L. Rogers, T7. was named dean. He said Ihe schools would stress en­ gineering systems, engineer­ ing mechanics, engineering electronics and materials. Hoople Picks Football Scores Major Hoople. the grand old man of OUR BOARDINQ HOUSE, peeks away at hie typewriter making hit first football forecast of the rea­ son. The Major's flrat card will cover the garnet of Septem­ ber 21, and will appear on the s p o r t a pages of this newspaper. Confident of hit ability ae a prognosticator, the Old Boy defies all readers to b eM hie predictions. Here's your ch ance to have some fun end match wits with one of the gam a'a greatest forecasters. Watch the sports page* for tha big kickoff. � 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 13, 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 13, 1963; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8404c8317898778d5b74663dfa4a1331.pdf 96ca50e6c4c5d8c17bbe955e66b20589 PDF Text Text A ... > >>.v» i , . •*! •— r ■ * rjcrv : . . ...— • - ■> . . • ■ ~ ~ W Scouts V isit Chattahoochee. . Forest built dama, waded and awara. A biff log fo rm a dam block* lav U»a itrcam and Uta cool v atar caacadaa down and orrr tha rock* creating natural abowar bath*. Ravcnua a cent* wera bjr daring tha afternoon to aak If wa had acan any moonahino attlla while out hiking. It iewu they raided ona in thla vicinity only yesterday. (Wa* It our Imarl nation or did they take a accond look at the copper tubing running around the bua which connect* the gaa tank with the refriger­ ator? . . . ?) Two of the ••Bill*'* . . . Dander* and Dempaey . . . . entertained ua Tuesday night pritk an impromptu akit pre­ sented around Uie campfire. It took the form of a preea con­ ference with Dempaey aa a Russian cosmonaut and Dan* oera aa an aeronaut wise­ cracking answers to qtM«tion« from the audience. We plan to break camp early tomorrow (Wednesday) morning and head for the Smokiest •rata K, M n o to i fei i people have Infer* rad I hare to be a littl* erasy ha make a trip Ilka this with a of Scoots, so you won't l a —r pi load to hear that wa pr* hi Chattahoochee. -Na­ tional Forest, that 1st * V* arrived at Cornelia late H awtoy afternoon and drove «S late tha foraat where the 1 st 2Si -starr trsytler* *~*wi aff la Lake KusstlL Later wa aat up camp In a beautiful foraat glade at Nanaytowa racraation era* which, atoce wa ignorad tha "Read Claaad far Bepalra’* signs, w* yirtuaDy had to ouraalvca. Tiara waa no troubla get­ ting to lleep aa the cool air gad mountain stream lulled us tight aff Into dreamland. Bright and aarly the neat amruing, a confirmed asake **Hector Billy Dempeey, whose mother has laid down tie law against Ua bringing home any mora specimens, set aff as another type sxpedi. . . thla Urn* to bunt •’ « V I lO ^ A u r Hospital Notes SuS» Esfes Kefauver Honored By U. S. In Final Riles August 9 Admissions Karen White, Lake Mary; Barbara La* Johnson, Cassel­ berry; Charles Ware, Peggy Horner, Barbara Hampton. Donna Hampton, Donna Penton, Eldunna Doan, Dogulas MacGregor, Christopher Gard­ ner, Michael Able* of Sanford. MADIBONVtLLE, T e a a . (UF1) — A nation’s leaders and just plain mountain folk gathered in this east Tennes­ see hill country town today to pay their final tribute to Ben. Estes Kefauver, "friend of tha littl# man.” Funeral *ervice* were to b* brief and aimpie. "Just a simple service,” said the widow of the Tennessee Democrat "Estes liked simple things.” Kefauver, 50, vice-presiden­ tial candidate in VJM, strong threat for tha presidential nomination four years earlier and 15-year Senate veteran, died Saturday near Washing­ ton of what doctor* called a massive heart attack. Mrs. Kefauver and their four children were to fly by presidential Jet from Washington. Vlca President Lyndon B. Johnson wa* expected to lead the list of dignitaries. Birth# ROSEMARY HUSBANDS, newly appointed Pinecrent School teacher, who ju s t recently com­ pleted the Stetson University history institute f o r h ig h school teachers o f social studies, is shown discussing the program with Dr. Evans C. Johnson, director of the institute. Venezuelan Ex-Diclalor Awaits Extradiciion For Embezzlement Barnett Moves Against Negro CASSEM1ERRY ROY SCOUTS, on their way to the Smoky Mountains, had tfreat fun hunting anlumunderH, building tluma and nwimming in Mt. Airy Creek In the Nancytown recreation area of Chattahoochee National Forest a t Cornelia, Ga. Top photo shows one group of the scouts probing for salamanders while in the bottom photo they take time out for a few minutes rest on a huge log which forms a natural dam across the creek. la aa tim« at all be had a aalamander hunt organ lied In l i t. Airy Creek with most of the boya joining In tha fun. Our camp her* proved so aefroahing and entertaining •hat Scoutmaster Ted Daniel Sactded w* would aUy over aa extra day to giv* avsryone a chance to explore the area. Tha croak provided a con* .•tattoos tourc* of fun for the boya and, in addition to hunting salamander*, they ‘1 *: * vS Bible School To Be Held In Long wood W T W !;: MIAMI (UP1> — Marcos against Jimenez would dcluy i'erex Jimcnet, \thu once rul­ the plane’s return, but one ed Venezuela with an iron Venezuelan official said he did not see how a stute court suit grip, waited in a jail cell to­ could supersede the federal day for extradition to his ruling. homeland on charges he em­ Jimenez, the bespectacled bezzled |13.6 million from the major general who ruled Ven­ ezuela from PJW until hia ov­ national treasury, A Venezuelan plan* was erthrow in 1958, had to post scheduled to arrive in Miami $100,000 bond for the mother today with a delegation of 15 and child in the event of his government officials to escort extradition. the one-time dictator buck to hia homeland and a "speedy trial.” Choir Has Picnic The choir of thu Dellary Secretury of State Dean Rusk ended Jimenet* long! Community Methodist Church fight ugulnst extradition Muii- . enjoyed a steal: cookost and •lay when he ordered the for-1 buffet picnic at Alexander mer strongman extradicted at: Spring* lust Friday. Choir the request of Venezuelun member Stanley Rader waa President Itomulo Iletuncourt. Ilk, chef and had steaks "done It wr n a n o t Immediately to perfection.” Swimming was known if a paternity suit enjoyed during the day. JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) Gov. Ross R. Barnett has moved to block the gradua­ tion of Jam es H. Meredith from the University of Miaalaalppi next Sunday. Mere­ dith termed Barnett’* action "purely political.” Barnett, * who personally barred Meredith from the school for a time last fall, asked the school to withhold tlie N'e*i u‘» diploma until an Investigation of certain anti - segregation statements Meredith ii alleged to have made. Meredith is ichrduled to receive his bachelor's degree .Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. James E. White of Laka Mary, a girl. Mr. and Mr*. Richard Doan of Sanford, a boy. Discharges Annnhellr Olll, Lake Mon­ roe; Sir*. Homer Famlio and baby. Fern Park; Sir*. James E. Hugo and baby, Longwood; Annie McCurdy, Geneva; Ele­ anor Peebles, l.ongwoo<l; William Pitman, l.ongwood; l.ouine Sinko, lake Siary; Jo­ anna Bass, Lake Slonroe; Ger­ trude’ Stewart, DeBary; Sira. Clarence Forrest and Imby, Elizabeth Young. Sirs. George D«*ln .m l baby, lire. Joseph I.. Trepanier and baby, Kath­ ryn Cox, Mr*. Howard Harri­ son, and baby; Strs. Henry Judkins and baby, Slarie Collard, Christopher Gardner of Sanford. August 10 Admissions Marie lllpps, N. Orlando; Pauline Wadkins. Osteen; Crlll Pearce, Flora Tillman, Ernest Moody, Rita Slorris, Marie Collins, Harold Wil­ liams, Grace Nuhtll of San­ ford. Births Sir. and Sirs. Harry Slorris of Sanford, a boy. Discharge* Barbara Shaw, Terre Haute, Ind.; Ida Seidel, l.ongwood; Oscar Berstrom, DeBary; Mrs. Donald J, Ueis and baby, Osteen: James S. Wagner, l.ongwood; William Livock, James Emerson, William Ca­ gle, Kulx-rt Carter, Slnry Kells, Joseph Walker, John Johnson, Raymond Fryer, Evula Washington of Sanford. August 11 Admission* Margaret Denning, Dellary; | Mary Duquette, N. Oilando; Jeanne Clarke, la k e Marvj Surah Johnson. DeLand; Jenethei Smith. Margaret Oliver, Teresa Daigle, Lillalm Ilcckel, Barbara Hosack, Loretta Highshoe, Glenda Emerson, Gloiia Patterson, Slirhml Champion, Edith Van Nesi ot Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Joa Highsho* of Sanford, a girl. Mr. and Mr*. William Clarke of Lake Mary, a boy. Mr. and Mra. Janie* A. Em­ erson of Sanford, a girl. Mr. and Mr*. William V, Hosack of Sanford, a boy. Mrs. Walter L. Smith of Sanford, a girl. Discharges Lester Veino, Osteen; Stwr. ling Robinson, Lake Mary; Patrl McLellan, Lena Lockley, Bessie May Haigler, Belinda Hughes of Sanford. Vi!!s'ie Firemen Sel Meeting By Mnna Grinstead North Orlando Fire Chief Bill Hahn said today that ha lias many subjects to be pre­ sented for discussion at Wed­ nesday’s meeting of the volun­ teer department to las held »t 7:30 p.m. In the Community Building at the Village lice* rcatinn Area. The fire siren will sound at 7:30 p.m. as a reminder that the meeting it taking place. Among reports to be mad* will be one by llabn pertain­ ing to services available from the Florida Forestry Service, Hahn said that ho recently contacted the rangers who ad­ vised that they do not need authorization from him to aid the community in the event of file. Any rail for help will bring fire fighting equipment and men immediately, he said, Hahn expects to have a Seminole County Ranger ** guest at the Septomtx-r meet­ ing to expluin operations of the Florida Forestry Service, y $ ° Daily Vacation Bible School mm too theme, "Christ's Way, toy Way- will open at 9 a.m. l this Wednesday at tha First Pentecostal Church of LongWood. Class** for alt agea, 4 years up, will b* provided with ca* pable teachera In every di­ vision of tha school. Besides tha Bibla lessons, missionary etudita, singing, handcraft and pafraehmaat break will be part af tack day's schedule, Tho school will be conducted iaily, Wednesday through Fri­ day, tha firat week, and on Monday through Friday the aacond weak. Closing exerclaes will b* held Friday avenlng, Aug. 14. Rev. E. Ruth Grant, pastor of tha church, has issued a cordial Invitation to all chll* dren, regardless of church af­ filiation, to attend tha school. Best time to make a real buy- RAMBLER’S SAVINGEST DAYS! Open House The Holly Avenue Kinder­ garten will hold open house Friday from III a.m. to u»on and from 3 to lj p.m. for a pre­ view of the new Junior kinder department that had been add­ ed for three-and-four-yrarolds, teacher Mr*. Jane Titxhzw announced today. A special invitation 1* extend­ ed to all parent* of pre-school children, elementary teachers and former pupils, Mrs. Tltshaw naid. Paint Sale Our Entire Slock Of Duralite Paints Get the best values in best-selling Ramblers! A ll th e b e a u tifu l ’63 Get the best buys and the biggest trade-ins!All year long, Rambler sales Ramblers—American, Classic, Ambas­ sador-give you R am bler's exclusive car-savers like Deep-Dip rustproofing and Ceramic-Armored muffler. Every m odel-sedan, hardtop, station wagon and convertible-gives you the extra security of Double-Safety Brakes (selfadjusting, of course). The wide choice of six-cylinder and V-8 power includes the Am erican's 125-hp milesper-gallon cham p of every econ­ omy run officially entered. And that's just a sampling of the more-for-yourmoney features that won best-selling '63 Ramblers the "C a r of the Year" Award from Motor Trend Magazine. have been so aring-sm ashing one rec­ ord after another. But we're not satis­ fied y e t-a n d we won't be until we wind up the season still higher on the best­ seller list. To make sure, we’re going all-o u t-of­ fering the best buys yet. Trade-in allow­ ances are extra generous. Never again will your present car be worth so much on a sparkling new Rambler. And rem em ber-all these "Savingest Days" savings mean you pay even less for an already low-priced Rambler. Come in and see o n e . .. test-drive one ...p ic k out one. Make us prove that these are Rambler’s Savingest Days! 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Park Ave. Phone FA 2-1121 Rambler Classic 770 4 Door Sedan BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, Inc. / \ 301 West First Street �a* * * * e iO fc* DcBary residents, who have long advertised tlie (act that they live in a "retirement community,” aay that they have only to attend one of the summer recreation sea* aions being sponsored for the young people by the Civic A*' sociation to realiw that this is no longer true. • • • As evidence of increased In (crest in reading among the jounger set, the Altamonte Springs Library nutes that >16 juvenile hooks were checked out during the month of July as compared to 439 a year ago. • • • The Town of Casselberry should get a medal for the recreation program and cen* ter it is providing for its )oung people. Game and play areas arc being established in several location* and a lot of equipment is going In at the Overbrook S t r e e t center. What's best, most of the oper­ ation is strictly volunteer. U . S . Proposes Halt In Nuclear Arm s Buildup W irtz Halts Rail Pact Try Work Rules Program Now For Congress 3 1 |? j& a ttfo rfc If m t lin WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Thursday with mostly afternoon thundershowers: high today 90-93; low tonight in 70s. Offer Is Test Ban Followup ties over more complicated Issues such as > ban on under* ground nuclear testa." The disarmament confer­ ence resumed Monday after a recess that began before the United States, Britain and Russia signed the partial nu­ clear test ban treaty Aug. 8* Western negotiators are hop­ ing to achieve more agree­ ments on side issues to create u further easing of East-West tension. • e e It is expected the next ma­ jor effort on disarmament will await a meeting of th e U, 8., British and Soviet for­ eign ministers a t the United Nations General Assembly session opening In New York Sept. 17. Steele made his new pro­ posal in an attem pt to take advantage of the Mfr(endly,, atmosphere created by the signing of the nuclear treaty. The dual proposal Is similar to one made by Washington last April, but It contains • Seminole County will de­ new offer designed to inliver seven optional site* for crensc chances of Soviet ac­ the proposed East Central ceptance. Florida graduate university e e e to tlie State Board of Control. Hie original proposal sug­ County Commissioners met gested that besides stopping Tuesday alternoon with City production of fissionable ma­ Commissioners, S e m i n o l e terial, the United States and County's legislative delega­ Russia should each transfer tion and Chamber of Coin50,000 kilograms of stockpiled inerre long range committee uranium 235 to purpose* other on education members when than use for nuclear weapons. the seven sites in tills county Today Stelle offered to were submitted. meet any Soviet objcctloni Official* working fur the that the United States baa placement of the university in more U-235 than Russia by this county have been re­ Increasing tha American luctant to divulge exact loca­ transfer to 60,000 kilogram* tion of the site* in order not and accepting a Soviet tran s­ to reveal their plans tn sur­ rounding connin’* also bid­ fer of only 40,000 kilogramw GENEVA (UP1) — The United States today proposed Immediate agreement with Rusala to stop making fis­ sionable* material and to use large amounts of stockpiled uranium for peaceful purposes instead of nuclear bombs. U. S. negotiator Charles C. Stella told the 17-nation dis­ armament conference that ngreemr-nt on the proposed measure would be a logical frllow-up to last week's Mos­ cow treaty batmin.; nuclrai testing in the atmosphere, in outer space a -d under water. • • • He said accord on such steps ‘'are iVa-ibie min ami are in the interest of all par- WASHINGTON (UI*I) — AUGUST 14, 1903 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 777 Established 1908 The touchy railroad work rules dispute appeared today to have been dumped back In •• the tup of a reluctant Con­ gress. Secretary of Labor W. Wil­ lard VMrta announced Tuesday night the collapse of collective bargaining talks he had been It’s ‘No. 8’ holding with union and rail HYANNIS PORT, Mas*. negotiators. (U P li—The canine corps of Roth Senate and House Com­ the Kennedy clan had a new merce committees, which had addition today—a docile cock­ b e e n considering President Kennedy's proposal that the er spaniel pup known only a* work rules impasse he settled "Number 8.” by the Interstate Commerce Commission, suspended action Family Loyal pending outcome of Wlrtx' at­ MIAMI BEACH (LIMA tempt to get the parties to Mr*. Marco* Perea Jimenez Tlie Herald’s Bear Lake re­ settle it themselvea. ami tlie four Perez children porter, Mrs. Shirley Went­ Collapse of the talks indi­ have vowed to follow the exworth, is back from vacation cated pressure would be bark dictator to Venezuela to be on and ready for those call*. on Congress to step into tlie hand for hi* rmliczzlcment Contact her at TE 8-1078. situation. trial in Caraca*. • • • Both the railroads and the Tlie Sheriff* Department group of five mil unions in­ Leaders Named was turned down on its order volved accused each other of CHICAGO (UPIi - Martin for food supplies from the failing to burguin rruilstieul-i Luther King Jr., Jackie Hubstate prison farm, due to the !>'• Inson and James It. Meredith recent law passed by the Leg Tlie situation sounded con­ were included in the list of islaturc. Because about one siderably like it diit lata lust ltx) most influential Negroes third of the counties in the month when the railroads named tiNlay by Flamy mag state managed to get them­ agreed to postpone for 30 Civic (.’enter. From the left, Jaycee president THE UNIONS' SIDE of the railroad controversy azine. selves excluded from this days imposition of new work Jim Smith. A. E. McMillan, local HRT chair­ will Ire presented by C. A. Peacock, special repre­ law, Seminole County Com­ rules that would eliminate soman; Peacock and Phillip Skates, Jaycee pro­ sentative of the Brotherhood of Railroad Train­ Body Seized missioners have threatened to called “featherbedding” Jobs gram chairman. men (RUT), before members of the Junior HUE CITY. South Viet Nam •’take it to court” if county- and practices and touch off a (Herald Photo) Chamber of Commerce Thursday noon a t the (DPIy — Government troops food order* are refused. They strike. and secret police forces bat­ have been refused. Now', Tho moratorium on work tled a throng of Buddhists to­ ding for the school. what? rules chunges enda Aug. 29. • • • day and forcibly took away County Engineer William Hearings by the committees the body of a novice Buddhist Bu«b will deliver the propotCounty Road Department produced bitter union reaction atilt sweating nut getting an to the administration propos­ "Call the pr»|io*cil taw by representative, Bay Bullard, sury arbitration has never gress if it were to pas* this priest wlm burned himielf to rd seven sites bids to the Stain Board before Friday, access rout into English Es­ al, which the railroads haw any name you wish and it still presented the railroads' view­ la-en accepted in tlie United proposed legislation which is, death Tuesday. deadline fur Initial proposals. tates School through all that endorsed. uilds up to compulsory arbi­ point to the Jaycers several .State, Peacock laid; •'Only in in reality, nothing more or private property. ••It’s a less than compulsory arbitrn- Protests Continue Brochures, detailing advan It was this politically explo. tration.’* TAMPA (U PI) —1 time of war hss anything ap­ I tiun." m ess!" exclaimed Engineer siva reaction and subsequent This was tlie comment toduy weeks ago. BERLIN (U PI)-W est Der- (ages of tha site*, must be ignored thrests of strong pun­ proaching compulsory urhitrasubmitted by Oct. 7. Bill Bush at commission comment 1mm congtcsamvn of C. A. Peacock, _Salisbury, j (Ed. notes The rnilrouJ*, lln mob* ran wild for four ...... li< .i liigit ' d, and this vvns The stalo plans to review itive action and possible uso thut more co'lect'-e-b» .jr.i,* N, C., speclii,''»( prt-se* b.tive meeting Tuesday. propose to discontinue thmj- Imurs Tuesday night and tarty till of National Guard troopa by, joint ill i cpreS'iiij, opposition I not Iq flatus, nut was u ra­ ing was in order that prompt­ of the Brotherhood of Rail­ tha brochures and select a ssnds of employes whose dut­ today along the Communist te two pieces of legislation ■"•I; of agreoment by lubornumber of desirable aitei for cutting numerous Genera) County Engineer Bill Bush ed Wirt* to organize tlie new road Trainmen (BBT), who is management and government ies havo been termed "un­ wall, protesting ill existence inspection by the Control Telephone Co. cables Tues­ told county commissioners tulka more than a week ago. here to -jienk before the Jun­ now befoia the Cuiigie-s. day night and early today. •Tha piopota! by President after IVarl H a r b o r t h a t necessary" under automation. on tlie second anniversary of Tuesday. "This is the only ior Chamber id Commerce John F. Kennedy," the BUT strikes or b ■•kout* could not Tho union* threaten to stop its erection. Tlie mob* dis­ Board members before Nov. Tampa Mayor Julian Leo* 1. Final decision will be made county in the slate where we Thursday. work if tha railroads cal ry persed shortly after midnight was given emergency power In tolerulr-d during tbe war represent}. Uva said, "would after the Nov. 5 statewide have to try to work our way out tlds move. Th* question 1eneock will present the ;mm| (|IB interstate Commerce perirsf, Tuesday to call up auxiliary lamd election. around drain tiles, when we uukms side in the ruiltoa f , Commission the authority to “ We are not now in a period now i* in a "cooling-off" pe­ Abbas Resigns clean the ditches." It's a 50Each of the Seminole sites police and to ask for the Na­ ALGIERS (UPI)—Algerian controversy over “featherbedbinding work ru le s In of war. We me in a |iein«l of riod.) year-ohl problem that has contains Loot) or more acres. tional Guard If necessary. Is elder statesman Fertiat Ab­ .l..ig“ An Atjnntle Const Line „ tu h.i.g-taudiug rontlufxray peace doling which tha em­ prevent further outbreak* ol plagued road maintenance bas resigned today as pres Some have b e e n offered sabotage. ploy M of private industry of tlie five rail operating un­ Revenue* will iucicit.c, but crews siuce tlie tiled celery gratis. iilent of tlie new nation's Na­ The company reported toions und the nation's railroad*. liuvo every light to expert to 2 Sanford Men iields were first created. The the city tax millage wilt re­ tional Assembly and cliargril tin permitted to burguin with day, aa the strike entered Me Killed In Truck The interim orders by ICC ends of tha tile irrigation pipes main a t 18.5 for the next APOI’KA, Fla. (U PI)—Two that Premier Ahmed Itcn 35th day, that toll cables were could be in effect during a their employers with the use stick out into the ditches and fiscal year, It was reported of their only strength the giove workers died and 101 Bella’s regime was "swing­ cut between Bartow and Lake two-year period unless an it doesn't take much of a this morning by City Man­ Wales, Ilsrtow and Avon earlier agreement was reach­ collective strength of their were injured in n freak truck ing in the direction of fasc­ ager W. E. Knowles. bump to break one off. right to strike." accident south of this Orange ism." ed through bargaining." A produce pickup truck, Park and Tam pa and Zephyr• •• Knowles, who said he will • • • ST. PETKRtfllUUKG (U PI) County rommunity Tuesday. owned by C. If. and Virginia hills. It waa the fifth time Peacock expressed regret Teachers, parents and stu­ present the tentative budget A tornado ripped through a Private Schools Kichburg of Orlando and during the strike th.-r the I'etiruck stated the legisla­ Tho Highway Putrid said a 1 tliut thu dispute hud been turn­ to the City Commission by j dents will be dismayed to 15-block section of northwest RICHMOND, Va. (UPI) - valued at $8,800, was des­ Tampa to Zcphyrhllta cable tion "would act to cieatn tlie truck loaded with 23 grove hear the latest word from the this weekend, reported the St. Petersburg Tuesday night, i ed over to Congress. State Hoatl Department that budget will be approximately causing an estimated $190,000 "I also regret," he added, most dill,tic decline ill liloriiln workers skidded on a rain Gov. Albertis S. Harrison said troyed by fire lit about 5 p.m. hat been cut. "that the circumstances which e v e r y experienced !■y t li e [ slick pavement und the truck j today a tuition-free, privately Tuesday us the truck was An estimated 73 pounds of there "isn’t any justification $1.25 million for tho year. I property damage. financed school system will h ive acted to prevent a setAntericun ruilrouit workers," j lied shifted throwing the] copper cable was cut from traveling went from Geneva He said Increased taxes o n 1 Police in suburban Kenneth for putting a traffic light at workers to (lie ground. j lie set up for more than l.fino on Uiu graded road which in­ the Tampa Zcphyrhllls tine that 27lli Street llw>. 17 92 such item* us cigarettes, al­ City said the brief twister un­ tleincn. Above all. I regret adding; Intersection." That'* what the coholic beverages, etc. added roofed six homes, knocked out thut Congress is being asked I "I cannot find tlie words to The Patrol said Jesse Lee Negro students in Prince Ed- tersect* SB trt near the Mul­ and carted eway. In Pinellas County, e cable man said. to an anticipated increuse of power in the area ami caused to take punitive action of the | emphasize strongly enough llrooks, 27, and Wes Conley, ward County, where public let t.nks Park ltd. 57, both of Sanford, suffered school* were closed four kind proposed.” tlie havoc which could result The fire started from a at Dunedin was cut down and • •• fit,tOO in ad valorem taxes, minor flooding. ! years ago. short in the wiring under the chopped into small pieces. Want to see a good movie will bring about the added re­ No one was re|iurtci| injured* Pointing out that cmnpul from tin- action of tki* Con- fatal injuries. Two striking union mem­ rah. for free Thursday or Friday? venue. ■luting thu two-minute tor­ Forest ranger Jim McClel- bers were arrested a t SereThe Jayeces are presenting Tho millage wll bo broken nado. Inn und hi* crew from the sots Tuesday night in connec­ "A Seat Belt For Susie" at down to 12 for <>|H-rutiug ex­ Several ear* were tossed Oviedo Trwer, and Banger tion with cable cuttings. Ar­ the Jaycee I’ark on French penses and 8.5 f- r Indebted­ about during tlie twister and Albert Harris and the water rested by a plain clothes of­ Avenue, between 8 and 9 ness. polite said one roof top was tanker crew from Ijongwnotl ficer were Larry W. Tinsley, p.m. The movie will be shown County Commission mem­ curried several yards by th e 1 were on the scene to keep the ] 21, and Bonnie Easier, 31, out-of-doors, and is aimed at bers were continuing their high winds. both of Sarasota. fire from spreading. demonstrating the facts about budget studies today uud Several h i n j o r electrical injuries that could be saved Chairman J. I!. Hutchison transformers in the urea were by wearing scat belts in auto­ said this morning it is ex­ destroyed by fire and olficiut* mobiles. pected a tentative budget wall of tin- Florida Power und • • • be approved some time this Light Co. said it would take .Member* of B o y Scout afternoon. ulmost u full day to restore Troop 507 and tlicir members (tower to tlie section. will hold a hake sale at Winn-Dixie store at the cor­ ner of 25th Street anil Frenc Avenue, Saturday from 9 a n A Meeting Of The to noon. This is the first nun Assn.’ Will Re Curr.ll Daniel Construction ey raising project for III John Lee Peter-on, tireyH eld Next M onday Company, submitting a low newly-formed troop. hounil bus driver, will be ar­ Night August 19th bid uf $:i:t.7ii>*. among seven • • • raigned cm u charge* of fail­ At The Court House i 'il.'tl’tl •»» I»•1 I. » bid,, was griinti-ii tlie con- ing to U : . e ail authorized At 8:00 P. M. sued a call lor Oviedo llig route in city rouit hrnluy c l furilitii's at 8*minole Me­ afternoon. football player* to turn oi morial llospitul T u e » <1a y for practice at 3 p.m. Tliur I'nliee Chief Boy Williams evening. day at tile school. Moth M embers And said he bus repeatedly warn­ The addition- Include a ed liu* driver- not t use Oak Non Members Are iH-diatrii* wing, linen and Avenue but to u-e French Invited. storage room, and expan­ Avenue, the authorized route. sion of the kitchen. 4 if* L ■> Architect John Burton 1\ •aid construction work will Hugh Wynne, auxiliary Membership Is $1.00 And Appli­ lice guard, was stabbed the hand with a pitchfork ‘ . ------- cations Will He during a fight between three . , Accepted At GAINESVILLE (UPI) city prisoners on a Work de- A i r U I K n i T I C n t 8 t* t division manager of Cinema Theaters; Santa SANTA ( LAI'S AND SNOW ute symbolic of This Meeting. Tlie Alachua County Public A teen-age bey who, police School System will retain tail Tuesday afternoon, po­ Claus; Hilly Wilson, manager of Cinema Christmas Day, when u new $700,000, 90<)-neat repotted this morning, threat­ daily Bible reading- de»pite lice .aid this morning. Cinema Theater will lie opened at Seminole Theaters; J. Patrick llartlett, director and vice Wynne also suffered hip in. ened William Lovelace, Bits a decision in a Miami cafe president, Eastern Diversified,, Inc.; Gordon I’laza Shopping Center, Casselberry. Pictured at juries in attempting to break theater manager, with a last June by the U. S Su­ Wyllie, vice president, Eastern Properties; Kround breaking ceremonies this morning, from up a fight between George rattlesnake in a box Tuesday preme Codrt which ruled George D. Pennington Jr., comptroller, Eastern the left, are: Casselberry Mayor Fred Heath, Jisckson Jr., David June* and i evening, will be arraigned in i such readings unconstitutionJim M. Davis, assistant manager of Cinema Diversified, and John Krider, Chamber of Com­ Jimmy Fusion. j juvenile court Friday. I si. merce manager, (Herald Photo) Theater, Parkwood; U. M. Daugherty, southeast WJWA. Seminole To Offer 7 Sites For Universily Union Leader Blasts Forced Arbitration Threats Fait To Halt Sabotage City Millage To Stay At 18.5 ! Tornado Roughs Up St. Pete Fire Destroys Produce Truck SPO R TSM AN S MEETING! Daniel Awarded Bus Driver To Hospital Work Be Arraigned Prisoners Fight; Guard Stabbed Alac hua Schools SEMINOLE COUNTY SPORTSMAN’S ASSN. f �- Friends To See Graduation, Says Meredith OXFORD, N isi. (UPI) James H. Meredith said to­ day a "large Dumber" of Ne­ groes Isa to attend gradnation exercises at the Uni­ versity of Mississippi Sunday to see him receive a diplo- S " '!r ~ •ibility of going Into th»»« atsU* ami protcnUng tha view* of our >UU. Wo will think about it seriously,” Wallace criticized the "growing centralized govern­ ment'’ and told of hla "very receptive’' visit at the Na­ tional Governors Conference in Miami recently. ‘He also commented on en­ couragement ha said he re­ ceived during a visit to Get­ French A w . f t 25th. tysburg, Ga., his appearance Palmetto Ave. t 3rd St, before tha Senate Commerce 400 E. F irst S t. , Committee on the public ac­ SANFORD A commodations hill and his ap­ pearance on a national tele­ vision show. He said he received more than 2S0.000 pieces of mall, *~ SW EET H ICKORY SMOKED Choice Confer Slices Included to hi* •turn! against the Kennedy admini­ stration. SHANK O -i- ____ ■ M O N T G O M E R Y . Ala. (UPI) — Gov. George C. Wal­ lace hinted Tuesday that he ■uy enter soase presidential primaries neat year. Speaking on a statewide television hookup and surrounded by foot-high stacks of nail, Wallace expressed hie Views on running la presiden­ tial primaries in Maryland gad other stales said: "We will consider the pot- * ___ Meredith, SO, is scheduled to receive a bachelor of arts degree la political science and become the 115-year-old university's lin t Negro grad- BEEF CHOP SUEY Fomily Site Q Q tf J Fomily Site Q | Ji*idwPok 3 Divider Pak • SPECIALS CHOW • SOYA I shroom | HOW \EIN ! MEIN • NOODLES _ PARTY ____ CHICKEN I CHOW MEIN § PATIO I ! ZlS*. q 'm im , Urn Meredith said hi* pareata, who live oo a central Miaaiaaippl farm, are planning to attend the exerciaea. He aaid kit wife il recovering from an operation at Jackson aod may sot attend. "But." he added, "a large mmber of my frlenda aay (bey wifl ba here." Two devalopmenta could stand hi the way of Mere­ dith's graduation. One pos­ sibility, considered unlikely, is that he could receive a failing grade ia any of (its summer courses. The other la that nniverslty authorities could cspell him. Gov. Ross Barnett says Maradlth baa violated a un­ iversity directive against making public statements likely to create disorder. The governor has called for Slate College Board to complete an investigation of the matter this week and determine whe­ ther "punitive action” , ia warranted.' SAUCE! S 8 9 * i^ * 2 9 ‘ i _ 19* i COPELAND BRAUNSCHWEIGER or CHUNK Bologna Bologna 2 Sli. Picnic W ieners *• Pork Roast Whiting COPELAND SLICED Pickle Loaf, Oliva Loaf, Liver Cheese or REGULAR 49 1 TARNOW All Flavors Superbrand Pinebreeze Gr. SUNNYLAND Mrs. Mathtlde Krissel, exeeutivo seerstsry of the Red Cross has announced that In­ struction will begin in Sep­ tember or October for a clasi in Mother and Baby Care, due to many requests which have been received. "However, we need some equipment to work with and we are hoping to get some of these items donated by people who have no further use for them,” said Mrs. Frissel. Items which she listed as needed for the course include a baby bed and m attro s; a laby bath; a covered diaper pall; a child's toilet; an electrie hot plate for heating wa­ ter; a covered large kettle or a bottle sterilizer; • small saucepan with cover; a large basin and six large and ill medium sited bath towels. Anyone having any of these items to donate for the use of the Red Cross classes U asked to phone Mrs. Krlssei VIENNA (UPI) - A Hun at Uie offices of the Amer­ gsrian bus driver, angered ican Red Cross on Palmetto by a sign showing a child pleading with motorists to Avenue. "please look out (or us.” wrote a letter of protest last "UUfc ANU CRY” week to the Budapest news­ "Hue and cry" signifies the paper Nepssava. old English common law "As though we didn't al­ practice of pursuing a crim­ ways," his letter said. 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The Peking regime, deeply Iembroiled in an ideological quarrel with the Kremlin, hat denounced the Russians for signing a partial test ban treaty with the United States and Britain. The Chinese | claim Soviet agreement to PAR-KEN FROZEN 11 . MORTON FROZEN Beef, Chic., T'ky, Ham, Salisbury, M. Loaf Rocky Continues Blast At 'Right' a 1 SARA LEE K W-D BRAND NATURALLY TENDER SIRLOIN ALBANY. X. Y. (UPI) — fiov. Nelson A. Rockefeller | continued hie unofficial quest fur the 1U<** C.OP presidential nomination Tuesday with a re­ newed attack on Sen. flurry GoMwatrr’a failure to reject the support of “extreme ngntwing elements.1* Without mentioning the Arizona Republican by name, Rockefeller charged thut the failure* of responsible conserv­ ative leaders to disusaociate themselves from the extrem­ ists “wax a great disservice to the cause of conservatism it­ self." 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The 42-year-old Milwaukee had seen altogether too much of him from tho other side pitcher settled the debate Tuesday night when ho offi­ of the fence." , Groat, 32, understandably cially became the all-time leftwas sorely disappointed a t be­ handed strikeout king of the ing swapped after 11 aewaons major leagues with a career with the Pirates, with two total of 2,383. Spahn achieved the mile­ out for service in the Armed stone by striking out five batForces. Tho Buccaneers wero tha only outfit with which ha Urs In a 1 3 victory ever the Los Angeles Dodgers that had played. “ I was fortunate to have represented his 14th triumph hern sent to the Cardinals," of the season and the 341st of said Groat, the soft-spoken his career. In a manner of speaking, Duka alumnus. "I knew we would be very much in con­ Spahn had been w n I k i n g | tention. Bing Devine (general around with an asterisk since manager) couldn’t treat any­ July 20 when he fanned five body better. I felt a t home Cincinnati batters and brought his strikeout total to 2,378. the day I arrived in camp. Some said that total niado him "I’ve been able to help mytha new alltime loft-hunded ■elf by taking advantage of strikeout king, but others a hard Infield like tha on® at said it didn’t. DICK CROAT Forbee Field and the screen Rube Waddell, former south­ "Hud more chances” in front of the pavilion In paw for the I'hiladelphin A's, right field (310 feet down the was the cause of the argu foul line). mrnt. Two separate record “ I’m a natural right-field IxHik* listed Waddell's strike­ hitter and boosted my average out total a t 2,37S. Other books ith a number of belle hit listed his total as 2,381. off the screen. Lacking the Spahn took care of all the power of the hig boys, I have books Tuesday night, however, always strived to hit the ball when he got losing pitcher through the infield. An In­ Hob Miller on a railed third field as hard as rem rnt hHpi strike in the seventh Inning By United Press InterastloMl a hitter like that. Infielders for the 2,382nd strikeout of his career. His final strikeout A1 Lopes la happy today can't get to the ball." The Cardinals had been victim was pinch hitter Al because While Sox have won looking for a shortstop for Ferrara, who ended the game. IS of their last 20 games and 13 years, or since Marty Mari­ hla feeling Is *‘a lot of things on retired In 1950. They are can happen In seven wceka." still rubbing their eyes in dis­ Something happened Tues­ belief at tho thought of hav­ day night that made Lopcx ing a guaranteed major lea­ even more optimistic. One gue shortstop presented to of his rookie pitchers, Dave them practically fri«. DeBusschcre, hurled his first Dick Groat ia a big short­ By United Press International complete game in the majors Fritz Ackley still has an Dy United Press international and his first shut nut in beat stop headed for his second NEW YORK (UPI)—Peta Ing the Cleveland Indians, league hatting championship. outside chance to become the It could also ha his second International League's only Toro, 140, New York, out­ 3-0. pointed Irish Johnny Gildrn, The victory boosted the sec Most Valuable player award if 20-gamo winner. The powerful 26-year-old 144 t t , Baltimore (8). ond place While Sox 8 4 the blokes In the red blazers rmi.ADKi.iiHA t u r n — games behind the rained-out make it to the World Ss-rles righthandrr, with relief help Len Matthews, 1341k, Phila­ Yankees and although that at which they are taking deud from Ed Drapcho, pitched delphia, knocked out Manuel still leaves a lot of hay to aim. Ua is tha ideal No. 2 Indianapolis to a 5-1 victory over Syracuse Tuesday night Alvarez, 141, Hucnoa Aires be mown, Lopez refuses to hitter and u louder. As titan Musial suid, "Groat to gain his 73th win in 18 (8); Jesse Smith, 157*», concede. Philadelphia outpointed Victor ''We still have s chance,' for Gotuy. Thut's really decisions. With 27 games remaining Zalatur, 104, Buenua Aires he insists. “ The Yankees something," on Indianapolis' schedule, (10). have a good hall club but Ackley figures to get about HOUSTON (UPI) — Cleve­ they're not infallible. I re six more starts. He is the land Williams, ‘.HO, Houston, member a Dodger club that cniy pitcher w h o h a s even knocked out Kirk Barrow, 11)0. had a 13-game lead and a remote chance at 20 wins, Spokane, Waah. (3). lost." The Whitie Sox collected The Seminole Memorial for no other nioundsman in only five hits off loser Jim Summer Bowling league will the league has more than O’Connor Signed NEW YORK (UPI) - The (Mudcat) Grant and Early hold a wind up banquet at 13 victories. N e w York Knickerbockers Wynn. Nellie Fox had a dou­ the Capri Restaurant Satur­ have signed Bill O'Connor of ble and two singles, driving day with dinner to be servM ovch T o M a j o r s Canisius to a contract for the in one run and scoring an­ r«l at 8 p in. and trophies to CINCINNATI. Ohio (UPI)— be prevented after dinner. 1063-84 National Basketball other. Bill William*, a 32 year-old In other American league Member* of the teams in­ Association season. O'Connor, mauled clude Mary Bracy, Peggy umpire who lias been work­ the Knirks’ No. 3 draft action, Baltimore Minnesota, 6-1, Kansas City Price, Gwyn Yates, Betty ing in the International Lea­ choice, was the highrst scor­ downed Detruit, 4 2, and Iais Iz>ng, Johnny Hodge, Meyer gue, will replace injured er in Canisius history with Angeles nipped Washington, lirary, Nellie Gant, Juhnnie Jocko Conlan in the National 1,630 points. 1-2. Bain washed nut the Elam, Phyllis Armey, Bill league. Conlan will he side­ Alaska has 133.3 men to Yankees-Bed Sox contest. Tliomav, George Wiegand, lined for an indefinite period each 100 woinsn. Nancy Grankow, Gayle Bur­ because of a spur on his left heel. Hie art of weaving is known ke, Lee Wiegand, Dick Klarn, Carol Rankin, Maude Miller, to hav* bei-n in use some 5,000 S tainless steel* n r , the to 6,000 years before Christ. Margie Abney, Curtis Abney, s i :wivol »: ro i v rv Betty I'ickrel ami Marian iargi-al . i n g l e m a r k e t fur n ic k ­ no \ it it ok .iru i c r e n s T Rankin. el. \ ssllrr «f I'utills* llr string T»* whom It may con cern : NEW YORK (NEA) — Richard Morrow Groat of tho Cardinals h it tho basaball sharply to right flold In bat* ting practice St tho Polo Ground*. Stanley Muelal, (tending behind tho cago, chuckled, •G roat for Gotay. That’* real­ ly something. Groat fixed ua op good." From the St. Loula side, th at Is what tho deal which brought Dick Groat from Pittsburgh amounted to. It pul lU Red CWa ss«?k 4»H in tho National Leagno race. Julio Gotay, a Puerto Rican with major league problems, Is back In the minors. "Those who said Groat lost S step going to tho right and into the hole didn’t know w hat they were talking Shout," said Johnny Keane, th e little old infielder manag­ ing the Cardinals. "When a shortstop with a wide range gets up In years, he quite naturally slows up a b it They Said Groat had slowed down. Slowed down from where? He Was never f a s t "Dick has always been a position man which is why he yarely appears to make a great play. He Just happens to be where the ball is hit or thereabouts. "When to my astonishment I found we eouid get Groat, I looked up the records. I wasn’t surprised when I dis­ covered that Dick had more chances — assists, putouta and errors — than either Maury Wills or Jose Pagan, to com­ pare him with the shortstop* for the Dodgers end Giants who played off for the pen- pitchers to glva F ort Lauderdale an easy win. Yankee right fielder Steve Whltake* set the pace with two RBI’a. Tonight, Miami travels ts Fort Lauderdale, Orlando goea to Daytona, Sarasota plays at St. Petersburg and Tampa plays at Lakeland. THE STANDINGS: W L P e t GB Sarasota 33 16 .873 Orlando 28 22 .560 5 4 Fort L'dale 27 23 .540 6 4 Miami 27 23 .540 6 4 St. Pete 25 24 .610 8 L’klnd 19 28 .404 13 Tampa 19 28 .404 13 D'tona Beach 18 32 .360 1 5 4 AUTO NORDIC AIR CONDITIONER *199 Rozelle Sets Pro Meeting WKiHT.MAN "CUPCAKES”—The Wlghtmnn Cup, coveted tennis trophy, remnins in U. S. possession clue to efforts of the young ladies pictured, above. They defeated the Ilritish team in the 3 5 th annual Wlghtmnn Cup matches in Shaker Heights, suburban Cleveland, Ohio. In foreground: Nancy Richey, left, and Mrs. Donna Floyd hales. Standing, from left: Darlene Hard, Mrs. Margaret Varner, couch; Mrs. M argaret DuPont, cap­ tain ; Carole Caldwell, Ilillie Jean Moffitt, (NEA Telephoto) NEW YORK (UPI)—Com­ missioner Pete Rozelle has announced that th , National Football League’* next win­ ter meeting will be held at Miami Beach, Jan. 28, 11)64. Rozelle said the meeting, at the Ktmilworth Hotel, was ex­ pected to lust three days. Plus lastallatioa 2 Yr. Factory Warraaty JONES AUTO SERVICE 1063 S. Sanford, FA 2-1286 Lopez Refuses To Concede To Yankees Hospital Bowlers Plan Banquet Legal Notice The Kamlnol# County lL>*r<l Aljuatmant n i l ! hold $ hearing to r o m l i h r the poaelDIIItjr o f sren tlnic prrmlaalon to hulM a church In * l i - l II* tl il m t le l gone m req ues ted by The Klret Horn Church of the Living Qotl en d Compenjr on (he f o llo w in g deerrlbed property: B#g JJ9.IS ft K o f NW cor of H\V»; of HW'i o f S W U run m s ft N »••!€ • K II 11 ft N 2M. K 133.01 ft W loti ft to t.ric <te*e .V 3i ft) In Section 3<198-SOB. I'ubll* h eerln g will he held tn the County Cnnimleelonere Hoorn, Court lloue*, Hunford Flo rid *, on AiiKUet 1*. 19K3 at ?:3e I'M. or n eooti there afte r de poaalbf*. H**inlnole County Hoard of Adjustment lly WIllUm C. II ilback Chalrm »n P l ’l i l.M il: Aug. 14. 1941 C U L -II of m i \T t ••o %itii of %iiJt %*r%n;vr « f I'uMi.' H earing T o whom It may concern: Tha Mrrnlnole County Hoard o f Adjustmen t will hold pu b lic h ea rin g to consider th e poaelb lllty o f g ra n tin g perm leelon In build living quarter* In c o n jun ctio n with co m m e rcia l m e for occupancy by em p lo y ee In a C-t Cummerd e l t o n e m per Iteeolullon No 9 Amen ding Hernlnole C o u n ty 'Zoning Itegu lA tlon^ i« r««|ueeted by Woodro at P ope on the f o llo w in g dee* rlh ed property: (sole 3 0 and 31 III»o k I, Lockhart tiutxll vision Public hea ring w ill he hald In the County CommLeloiter e Jtoom. Court llouae, Hanford Flo rid a, on Auguat 19. 1943 at T;Jo I’ M. or ee to o n there a f te r a» p*>a*|bU. Hemlnole C o unty Board o f Ad justmen t liy W illiam C. l U l b a c k Chairm an P l ’IXLMlIs Aug. 14. 1941 2 0 - R educe A rc Phtying short irons lie- take a divot on the follow comes merely a matter of through. This is necessary for accu­ reducing tho arc o( the racy and it gives the allot swing. precision. These shots ar« played pri­ marily with the arms and NEXT: Tim dangers of hands. There is very little scooping shots. body movement. The shot (>T h o a u p e r-d u ra b lo s y n th c tic -lo u g h c s t ru b b e r must be hit firmly and crisp­ ' ’ G ood yea r over used in auto tires. ly if the ball is to stop on the green. Playing a 9 Iron, the hall is centered between the feet. By United I’rrvs International | <► Taking the club back, the NATIONAL LEAGUE i) i rltibhrad hugs the ground for W I. Prt. Git <► \ o the first few inches. The I»S Angeles 69 17 .595 shorter length of the shaft San Francisco 66 52 .559 4 Ik j also cuts down (his phase of St. Louis 65 53 .551 ' 5 ► 1 the swing. About halfway Cincinnati 65 56 .537 6 4 ► back, the body begins to piv­ Chicago 61 51 .530 7 4 ► $3 more for W hitewalls ot. The weight shifts to the Pittsburgh ‘ 60 57 .513 9' i I) > WHILE THEY LAST right side. The club starts Philadelphia 61 58 .513 9 4 iL in an outward arc much soon­ Milwaukee 60 59 .501 104 i r er than with a wood. Houston 45 75 .375 26 i) The complete hack-vwring New York 38 79 .325 314 i) with short iron* reaches only ► Tuesday’s Results alMMit the three quarter mark Cincinnati I San Francisco 0, | * of a full swing. night |, Tli« wrists also start to Milw aukee 4 Los Angeles 3, i > cock sooner due to tho tight­ night er arc. St. Louis 4 Houston 2. night ( The super-durable synthetic-toughest rubber When you have reached the Pittsburgh at New York, ppd., top of tile hackswing, the Goodyear ever u^ed in auto (ires. rain left arin will be extended al­ Only game* scheduled most straight out from the AMERICAN LEAGUE I body. IV I. Pet. G B Though the hackswing is New York 74 40 649 not as high as in the cave of Chicago 67 50 .573 8ti the wood* or even the me­ Minnesota 65 52 .536 in' j dium irons, the hands should llalliinore 66 54 .550 11 be gripping the shall quite Cleveland 57 62 .479 194 firmly. Boston 55 60 .478 194 Since there is little body Kansas City 53 62 .461 214 movement in comparison 35 6*5 455 224 with the full swing there is Ixis Angeles 51 61 .413 234 considerably levs shifting ol Detroit Washington 42 75 .359 334 B y A l o n M o v e r weight. You have executed Tuesday’s Results very little pivot, thus there has been little necessity for Chicago 3 Cleveland 0, night shifting the weight from left Kansas City 4 Detroit 2, night Baltimore 6 Minnesota ), to right. night Tlie downswing Is guided lAngcles 4 Washington 3, hy the left hand. Owing to night the added loft of the club and tlie sharp arc, you will New York at Boston, ppd., J h c super-durable synthetic-toughest rubber rain gam a feeling of a crisper Goodyear ever used in auto tires. shot at contact. It becomes World output of mined cop- I a matter of swinging the club down and through the per continued upward for tho ball and letting the club- third successive year in 1961, according tn the Britannic* head do the work. Hit the ball firmly and Book of Iho Year, |S A L E ! FINAL CLOSE-OUT lDiscontinued All-Weather Tires | With 3-T NYLON & TUFSYN Ackley League's Lone 20 Gainer? Fight Results n i : h i \ u i .m Sarasota Seems Sure An attack of tendonitis had j Dodgers retained their four-1 Houston, 42, in the only other kept Spahn idle since that I game lead when Cincinnati National League contest. Rain July 29 contest. b l a n k e d second-place San washed out the Pittsburgh- By United Press IatsraaUoaa) Despite the d e f e a t , t h e | Francisco, 4-0. St. Louis beat | New York game. With 13 games remaining in the Florida Stats League season today, the Sarasota Sun Sox. with a five and a half game lead, appeared to be beaded for another pen­ nant. In league action last night, St. Petersburg hsnded the Sox sn 11 inning 5-4 defeat. In other action, Orlando downed last place Daytona Beach 6-2, Fort Lauderdale defeated Miami 7-2 and Lake­ land at Tamps was rained out. Catcher Hank Izquierdo'a two-run triple in the sixth inning put Orlando out in front of the Islanders and a three-run rally in the seventh clinched tha game for the Twine, Yankee batters banged out 13 hits against four Marlin Legal Notice * i : m i \ o i .k 1 n r v r v no%»«i) o r \iu i m ir v r *r V n h ' i r H earin g To whom If may concern: Tha Mamtnnla County H«*nnl o f A'ljoatntent will h«1*l a public hearing I d •iMermtn* fh« poa»ih|||ty of gran t i n * m rear v.tril »eth*< k n r l m r a to the H*’tnlno|«* Courtly Hwlin* fit I(IK Cool ItttfUl itlomi it* re* (|ueal«i| l»y Andy J. Hu ruler nn (tin fsillottlng dparrlbed Drop: rftyi i ^•t t, M o ck it, I’rut.l Mills I'irk Htihdi vlalon I' iil»lIt* he.irlriK will ha h a ll In the Comity f<»mmt»*lon«r* Hoorn, Court Ifouaa, Hanford. Florida, on Aukum 19. 194} at 7:34 I'M. o r an aooti th e re. a ft* r a« poMlhl*. Hetnlnola County Hoard of Adjustment lly William C. Il i l b a c k . Chairman I ’t T l M H I l : C U L -4 4 A ug. 14. 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TIRES from McIlOBERTS • ( ROAD HAZARD J Why YOU Should Buy, . /+ -/? . i VMTswsRz* < 6.70* 15 *11 65 $14.65 7.10x 15 $14.65 $17.65 7.60 x 15 $15.65 $18.65 S A L E ! On Our B u d g etP riced A ll-W eather "42" 3-T NYLON w ith TUFSYN >*t| Ire at I'utslle llrarlag To whom it may concern! The HatnlnoU County Hoard of Adjustment will hold i pttlilli* herring to consider tht puialUiUty «if arantlnK a v«r lanra to Kactloii 4. pAragraph K **l!u!ldlng Hit* Area Itegu* U doin'* from too ft. width Al tha building llna to 74 0 ft. At tha h u l l ll n g llna, o f tha Zoning IteguUtlona a * rt* quested hy Johnny W alker on tha follo w in g described prop* #rty: K 74 « ft of S 139 4 ft o f Ix>l 31*. Fla. Iwind A ColonliAtlon Co. Calsry I'lanlgtlon Fuhllo hearing will be held In tha County Commlaelonera Hoorn. Court llouae. Hmford Florida, on Auguat 19. 1943 at 7:lo P.11, or 4 a a<*on that# a fter a* possible. Hem in .de <*ounty Board of Adjustmen t lly W illiam G. Halback Chairman 1*1*111.1811; A u«. 14, 1941 CDL-1* Standings TUBE-TYPE t b s __ lljckwjlh* 1933 McROBERTS Tire Supply, Inc. Florida Diatributors For Drnmaa Custom Built Tirra 105 W . F irs t 81. SANFORD F A 2 0651 G O O D YEA R 555 W. 1st St. FA 2-2821 �t g fr B infarg f r n 1ft Aug. 14, 1968 — P ag t T Colored Community Florida Grade " A " Altamease P. Moore, DRESSED £ DRAWN M r. McPherson Wed n r ROBERT B. THOMAS JR .[o f Sanford, w u matron honor and Mias Barbara Bak- j (FA J-57S8) er, sister of the bridegroom, | A double ring candlelight was maid of honor. They wore j ceremony united Mis* Alta* pink organza over silk taffeta ! mease P. Moore and Phillip street length gowns with ] M ePhm on in marriage la»t matching accessories. T h eir, head pieces were matching Sunday evening. with semi-circular veils and lie is the sun of the lute Mr. they carried noseguy of light and Mrs. McPherson, Talla­ green carnations. hassee. Leroy Johnson waa best The Rev. I^on Deveaux per­ man and usher was Theodore formed the double ring candle- Johnson. Prior to the wedding, Miss light ccieniony ut the Church Patricia Baa Merritt sang “0 »f God. Pro mist Me." Earl E. Mlnott E«r! E VI watt was organist. with Mrs. Evelyn Clark at the] ^ mothfr of th, ,,mno. Miss Elf cata l l i l l sang m tir e d in . rose ■Because" and “The laird's colored mutel.-isse knit afterPrayer.” I noon suit with beige accessor­ The bride, the daughter of ies. Mrs. Atfredia Brown, was For their honeymoon, the given in marriage by her couple will tour south Florida. grandfather, Coley Brown. Following this tour, the couple I H ie bride wore a gown of tulle will be at home at 101'J Locust over luce that extended in a Avenus. full chapel train. The eweet• • • heart neckline wnt outlined Mrs. Lillie Mae Harrison with lace applique. The appli* has returned home a f t e r qued cap held the two-tiered •pending two months with her veil of illusion. She carried a daughter, Mrs. Erma M. But­ nosegay of white carnations. ler, of Wrst Palm Beach. Mrs. Miss Flossie . Baker, . . . Blounte- Butler accompanied her on , town, was maid of honor. She thil sh |. wi„ . few wore a luvendar taffeta dress hffe with h„ moth, r. j with pleated aklrt and scoop-. Mf , m| J|rg Lloyd „ rown, ed neck line bodice. A fiord (jf ^ wer. recMJt hendpieca with circular veil^ Mn> Brown.# , rund. , ing matched th . dress. She Mf# Inj , #n. ,{ofk. tarried a nosegay of p in k , j lrtt Brown is ths former M il- j carnations. t ,|rc(j putterson. former The brides attendants were teacher a t C r o o m a High Misses Luwenda Roberts, Bar­ School. She is on the faculty bara Andrews, Mildred Jen­ of Dunbar Senior High School kins and Jeuncllu Lawson of I of Fort Myers. Sanford; Ethel Ardlry, TalSgt. and Mrs. Gordon Phillatiasico; Gwendolyn Green, lipe Jr. are visiting for u few I’ldatko, They wore dresses days. He la stationed a t Altui. identical to the maid of hon­ I Okie , with the flltuli M edical ors but in pink and orchid , Group. He is en route to ntedwith matching accessories. leal school in Montgomery, They curried varied colored Ale., which will convene fur bouquets of carnutions. four months. Anthony Bryant was ringe a e bearer. Cynthia Myers, San­ Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence ford and Daisy McCarter, Pal­ Collins anil family were gue-ta metto, were flower girls. of Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt MeBooker T. Long. Quincy,, Cluin, Mrs. Collins' parents. J was best man. Ushers were Mrs. McCInin informed me of Willie Butler, Charles McCoy, Rev. Collins p a s t o r i n g a Burnetto Washington, Darel church in Rochester, N. V. Illack, Earl Myers, Joseph Doris and Boh Thomas mot- j Walden, Clifford H u r s t o n , tored to Ocala last Wednes­ William Kirby, of S’unford, day. They took their son, | and Edward Williams, Talla­ Darryl Keith, to "Six-Gun1 hassee. Territory" and Silver Springs, j Following the ceremony, a The trip to Six-Gun Territory reception was held at the was most exciting. Darryl en­ bride's parents’ home. The joyed riding on the "Frontier! bri.ia! table »*■',. overlaid Express" |n train, of i u u i k ) , i with an exquisite rose lace Sanford Recreation Depart-1 table cloth. In the center was ment will offer beginner's n three-tiered square wedding swimming lessons at Golds-' cake. horo Swimming Pool Aug. 10-1 After a short honeymoon, •Z'J. the couple will reside in Pal­ All parents who are Inter­ metto where they both are ested In their children receiv­ employed. ing the free instnictinn must (Jut of town guests included register their child at the Mr. ami Mrs. David McCarter, swimming pool anytime prior Palmetto; Mr. and Mrs. Otis to Monduy. Him*. Jacksonville; Mrs. Lois Classes will lie offered Mon­ Miller, Appnlachola; James day through Thursday at 9, Lcndwood, Mr. ami Mrs. Wil­ 10 and 11a. m. bert Brown, Tallahassee; Mr. • • • and Mrs. Dewey Taylor. Day­ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry tona; Mr. and Mrs. John Mc­ and family of Washington, j Pherson, Jacksonville, a n d D. C., were recent guests of Miss M. E. McClcary, Fort Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cherry ' Walton Beach. and family. Mrs. Perry, the • • • former Cordell Williams, is St. Paul Baptist Church the sister of Mrs. Cherry. was the setting for the wed­ Mesdnmes A. 11. Douglas, I ding of Miss Shirley Kendrick Josle Allen, Jeanette Daniels, ami Stewart Baker Jr. The A. J. Hurston and Marie Glad­ C e r e m o n y was performed by den have returned from their licv. H. It. Hodge. Curihbcun cruise aboard the The bride is the daughter of S.S. Ariadne. They debarked Mr. and Mrs. Motes Ilruwn, of at Port Antonio, Kingston. Jacksonville, and the bride­ Jumaiea and Nassau. Each grooms parents are Mrs. Isa­ port was toured. They shop­ bella Baker and the late Stew­ ped where natives had wares art Baker Sr., of Sarasota. on sale; talked with the nu- 1 Given in marriage by her tives about the educutiunal atepfather, tha bride wora a system and religion; viewed atrret length gown of organza the beautiful scenery and ac- ' over penu do sole, fashioned q with u scooped neckline bod­ u a i n t e d themselves with ice, trimmed with French Im­ many tropical plants, one in ported chantilly lace siihou- particular, the "bread fruit" etted under the organza. The | which is similar to our Irish gown had three quarter fitted “n'1 " " " * o th ,r n*Uv' sleeves. Her bridal veil was of fruits and plants. The ac- i white tulle trimmed in aced commodations aboard s h i p ,ea rl.. Her bouquet of white >««uriou.; ju .t Ilk. l.Vcsrnations was attached to a ; ln* . n * fuahionaMe hotel ( white prayer book which was which made the cruise enjoy- , able. a gift from her aunt. Mr. and Mr*. Clifford T. 1 Mrs. Katherine J. Thornton, Sampson and children, of Chi­ cago* aro visiting their fam­ Hornuntf Sought ilies. Both are former resi- i COLUMBIA, Pa. (UIT) — dentf of this jity. Paul Harming, now on sus­ J. D. Strickland, of Miami, pension from the N ational, i* spending a few days with Football League for betting on'his mother, Mrs. Annie M. his own team, can have a Uikie, and his sister, Mrs. Lotjob with the Columbia Raid tie Duhart. F - r s n Milton, hla ers if he wants it. nephew, aerottq ;d him. The semi pro club wrote Yours truly would like to the former Green Bay star commend Mrs. Ruth J. Allen Tuesday, inviting him "to for her efforts in conducting come to Columbia to dDcu.t* two beautiful weddings on ,* sontfact." I Sunday afternoon. 2 Convenient Locations: 4th. St. & Sanford Ave. 1100 W. 13th S t PRICES ROOD THRU SUNDAY ({uanlily Rights Reserved LIKE HIM HOME EA R LY? Freezer Specials -C u t & Wrapped Free! . 45c lb. Beef Ribs . . . . 53c lb. Beef Rounds . . . 43c lb. Trimmed Loins . Side Of Beef . Hind Quarters Front Quarters T r u M 100% PURE GROUND 3 ROUND BONE SHOULDER CHUCK L ROAST ROAST - v' ROUND cm fl.U B STEAK* 59 STEAK“ 69 LA RUTA Corned SIRLOIN - T-BONE • CUBE Beef 6 OZ. JAR Only 69 CENTER CUT PORK CHOPS Limit I With ta.OO Order Weiners - Smoked Sausage • Bologna 12 0«. Red Hots - Pure Pork Sausage i'u n * Vi GALLON B eef Liver Or Pork Liver GLASS JUG MILK LARUE RAC - PLANTATION - LIMIT ONE EACH MEAL OR GRITS P L U S D E P O S IT . . . 25c s n o w BOAT SEE - ALL RICE LARGE SIZE TIDE 3 lb. bag 39c JEWEL SHORTENING Limit I With »a Food Order LB. CAN LIMIT 1 WITH $j.00 ORDER WINTER GARDEN STRAWBERRIES McK e n z i e ’s p o l l a r d s TURN IPS, MUSTARD GREENS 1 lb. box 29c 9 OZ. I f k BOX Limit S LIMIT I WITH $100 ORDER LARUE FIRM HEADS YELLOW Onions ENERGY BLEACH 3 Lb.Bag 29CLettuce 2 For 53c lb. 55c lb. 67c lb. �P * l* 8 “ A o f. 14, IM S Miss Luxen Weds Wyatt Harris Folds V * S * \ j The wtddlng of MUi Janie* of the maid of honor In pink Elisor Luxes sod Wyatt liar- chiffon over petal pink taffe­ ta, matching accessories and rla Fold* Jr. mu aolemnixed carried cascade bouquets of Auf. 10 at 4 p.m. at tbs Hope pink and white carnations. Community Church, Reform* Miss Deal and Miss Jensen cd Church la America,- In were former co-workers with the bride as flight attendants Orlando. t Miss Luxen la Hit daugh­ ter of Mr. and Mra. Summer H. Luxen, Sanford, and the groom is the ton of Mr. and Mr*. Wyatt Harris Fold* Sr. Rev. John II. Muller offi­ ciated at the double ring, candlelight ceremony. He used the same liturgy for­ merly belonging to the bride’* grandfather, the late Rev. John Luxen. The church wai decorated grlth palm*, eandelebra and , i l i u t i l «M ftlaiituii, HiMHii -«d * ,* ; i . pom pom*. Mill Joan Wilke, organut, , p re tented a program of nup­ tial music and accompanied Mrs. Richard Fejei, toloiit. who tang ‘'Because.’' “ Dear Lord at Thy Feet Were Kneeling” and ’’The Lord’* Prayer.” The bride, given In marri­ age by her father, sure a floor length gown of nylon organxa with Venl»e bodice, full skirt, matching headpiece, shoulder veil and car­ ried a white Bible topped with carnations and pink sweet­ heart roses. The Bible be­ longed to her great grand­ father, the lata August Ue Young. Maid of honor, Miss Bar­ bara Deal, of Charlotte, N. C., wore a pink chiffon dress * ever shocking pink taffeta, matching shoes, white hat ami gloves and carried a cas­ cade bouquet of pink and white carnations. Bridesmaids w e r e Miss Nancy Jo Jensen, of Houston, Texas, and the groom’s lis­ ter, Miss Cathy Folds. They w ort dresses similar to that with Eastern Air Lines. Gary Folds served his bro­ ther as best man and ushers were Arthur DeYoung, a cou­ sin of the bride, Jack Stanley, a cousin of the groom and Randall Chase Jr. Candle lighters were Ar- mon Rossman and David Midliner. The bride's mother, wore a two piece linen ensemble with black and white silk hood forming a draped eollar, white accessories and a dendrobiam orchid corsage. The * m * MRS. WYATT HARRIS FOLDS JR. WHETHER r r s . . . Dinner Dance ■y Mom Griattead groom's mother wore a turMr. and Mrs. Frank Fasula quois linen sheath with white entertained a group of friends accessories and a corsage of with a party at their home in peach dendrobiam orchids. the North Orlando Ranch Following the ceremony a reception was held in the Ed­ area Saturday night. All forms of dancing, in­ ucational Building of the church. T h e refreshment cluding the limbo, was enjoy­ table was overlaid with a lace ed during the evening. A cloth and centered with an party atmosphere was creat­ arrangement of tea roses in a ed with crepe paper stream­ silver bowl. Ranked by can­ ers, balloons and oriental lanterns. dles in silver holders. A late supper of baked Fruit punch was served ham, chicken salad, cole with the four tiered wedding slaw, baked beans, bean and cake along with mints and potato salads, roast corn and nuts in silver bowls. coffee was served buffet Mrs. O. C. McBride pre­ style. sided at the punch bowl and This was not an annivers­ Mrs. Merle W. Warner cut ary party but the Fasulas bad the cake. Others assisting celebrated their fourth wed­ were Mr*. Vernon Van Sickle, ding anniversary a few days .til a. TiitlMuii; Dv'imMM. Mrs. prior to tne party. They re­ Thomas Day and Mrs. Henry ceived several gifts from Bennett. friends who knew about the For traveling Mrs. Folds anniversary. chose a baby blue nylon Jer­ Those enjoying the party sey sheath, with white ac- were Mr. and Mrs. Harry ccssoricx and the corsage Sommer, of Winter Park; from her Bible bouquet. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sutton. The couple left for a wed­ Casselberry, and North Or­ ding trip to Puerto Rico and lando neighbors and friends, the Virgin Islands. When they Mr. and Mrs. George Som­ return they will be at borne mer, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence in Tallahassee where th e Memory. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. bride is employed by Eastern Grinsteid. Air Lines and the groom is a Mr. and Mrs. Donald Nall, senior at Florida State Uni­ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hoge, Mrs. Glen Atchison, Fadir Fckany, versity Out of town guests included Mrs. Keith Mahar and Moia Mr. and Mrs. James II. Dell, Fckany. of Charlotte, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Poelitra and A teenage girl may refuse David, Miami; Sir. and Mr*. Charles Glatlcy, Deerfield a date but leave the way Heach; Mr*. J. W. Folds snd open for a later Invitation. No lengthy explanations are Mrs. L. G. llarriy, Leesburg; necessary. Mrs. J . II. Clause, Lake Kerr; Sir. and Sirs. W. T. Harris, Shirley and Faye and Sir. and Mrs. Jack Stanley, Pahokcc; Sir. and Mr*. John Strickland, luidy Lake, and Sir. and Mrs. Alfred Gramling, Nancy and Kathy of Orangeburg, S. C. Civilian and Navy friend* i bridge benefit and Mrs. J. J. of IX Cdr. and Mr*. Donald Moynihan waa welcomed after Hamilton bid the couple fare­ her trip to the Mediterranean.' well Saturday evening a t a Plana for the month include cocktail party boated by LL a bridge Aug S3 at Mrs. J. A. and Mrs. William MalicxowskI dcGanahl'a home and a potand Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Ken­ luck supper Aug. 30. The next coffee will be Sept. 4 a t the neth Sandon. The party was held a t tha home of Mrs. G. L. Atkinson. The hostess** served a var­ Malinowski h o m e w h e r e iety of foods at the buffet, about 40 persons called to say goodbye to the Hamilton* coffee, including hot and cold who will leave at the end of hors d’ oeuvres. the month for duty in Guam. Other wives attending the Yellow and orange glada coffee were the Mmes. D. G. decorated the tables. Smoked Tiae, J. T. Bucy, R. H. Cooke, turkey, meatballs, shrimp and M. J. Puopoto, P. A. Monroe, other cocktail food* were A. P. Reno, E. F. Havel and G. L. Thompson. served. * • ing out a green and white col­ or theme. Mrs. Robson was not able to attend the shower, due to illness, but Mrs. Wally Phil­ ips, mother of tho groom, very graciously assisted Miss Robson with the party. Other guests included the Misses Judy Herron, Rose Kratxcrl, M a r t y Stempcr, Barbara Bradley, Marilyn McDaniel, Merritt Philips, Beth Morgan, V i d a Suo Smith, Debbie Scott, Jeanne Southward. Kay Ivey, Fran­ ces Strickland, Anne C npps. Bonnie Stoffcr and the hon orcc. Serv-o-di& H for modrnt ttIUtg. •MttUInlng ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK — DRESSES A young man who to bo the last of spenders may find too broke to ask a another date. |l*t« r«Mlt $3.00 and $4.00 Evsv;©#s J \ jcmJ uoju 2324 PARK DRIVE YOUNG MAN LIKFJI M ilady’s Shoppe Of Fine Fabric* 10« 8. Park 323-0113 9vsufi Shoe Store D R E S S E S CORSAGES AT A GIVE AWAY PRICE 1 RACK C r e a t e d to o r d e r — and DELIVERED ON TIME Your Downtow* Florist 1 RACK $ |Q 0 0 * 5 “ SANFORD FLOWER SIIOI Cor. K. li t A Sanford Ave. FA 2-1821 or FA 2-8432 P en n eys A L W A Y S F I R S T Q U A L IT Y BACK-TO-SCHOOL MENS AND HOYS ALL MENS Sportcoats SUITS * 5 00 ea. RED HOT SPECIAL Vi PRICE DUNGAREES - LEE RIDERS - ALL SIZES TAPERED — CLOSE OUT — BOYS JEANS BOYS MENS FnOM 28 WAIST $23' Vi PRICE A FEW SKIRTS TOE SHOE EVERT STREET ANI) PARTY' SUMMER JEWELRY lr«fl 1*4 24 ftlUJ M f f l LOAFLal — • It will be hot a while! See Our Aaaort aieat Of Cool Fabric* For School and Playclothea SHIFTS and SHORTS pretends the big himself girl for HATS-$1.00 • I 4 brifM Gift* • Cards • Books (Formerly McVIcara) 210 E. Flint St. • Dresses • S k i r t s • Shorts • B l o u s e s • Coats • Suits • FALL DRESSES SIZES 3 - 20 and I2 'i • 21 Vi •erv-a-dlih GIFT PAK Flemings ENTIRE STOCK OF THE FOLLOWING LISTED ITEMS ALL AT COST OR BELOW Originally $5.98 to $19.98 Now $4-$5-$8-$10 — FROM — HAND SEWN VAH-9 officres wives com­ bined their monthly coffee with a home demonstration at the home of Mrs. J . D. Mol oney. Assisting aa hostess waa Mrs. R. A. Wing. The group' mad* plans fur tha all wives SIZES d TO 18 FINAL CLEARANCE! • SEVENTH NEW COLLEGIATE DICTIONEKY • Miss Jan* Dresser of Boyn­ ton Beach is visiting her uiullicr ami aiaUi-ifi-M*. Ml and Mrs. Georg* Dresser. y.r. and Mra. Clyde S. Muse, Mias Carole* Osterholm,I Robson home, RI3 East 14th. Hostesses were Miss Jean -1 table was overlaid with a lace Lake Mo.iroe, announce the kride-elact, was guest of hon- Street, at a mlsccllancou> ne Hobson and Sirs. Hurry I cloth and centered wit!', a Birth of a 7 lb. daughter, July *r Friday avenlng at the|shower. | Robson. T h e refreshment | whj,# doubl, wedding bclj £>, at Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital. cake. They have chosen the name Coffee, petit fours, mints snd nuts also were served. Stephanie Marrelene for the new arrival. They have threeMrs. Wally Philips presided other daughters, Shirley, Car­ at the coffee service and ol and Wanda. Jeanne served tho cake. Paternal grandparents ere White floral arrangements, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Muse, of wedding bells and green pot­ Sanford. Maternal grandpar­ ted plants were used through­ ents are the lute Mr. and out the party rooms carry­ Mrs. A. L. Barineau. Be sure your children arc taught to swim as soon as possible. Until they learn, make them keep to the shal­ low water and keep them al­ ways within your sight. # WEBSTER’S New Arrivals Bride-Elect Honored W ith Shower ADMIRING THE DOUBLE WEDDING RING CAKE a t « shower honor­ ing bride-elect Miss Curoleo Osterholm are left to right, Mien Merritt Philips, ai.ster of the groom, Mias Oslerholm and Route**, Miss Jeanne Robson. (Herald Photo) • HOME • OFFICE • SCHOOL YOU’LL SAY IT S ONE OF YOUR MOST USEFUL PURCHASES — Entertain With • • • PR. CONTINENTAL STYLING MACHINE WASHABLE ALL INFANT ITEMS AT COST OR IJELOW 1 RACK CHILDRENS COATS * CAR COATS »/* PRICE PIECE GOODS AT COST OR BELOW (STILL A NICE SELECTION AVAILABLE) PRICES EFFECTIVE BEGINNING THURS., AtIG. 15th - 9:00 A. M. ALL 10 OZ. FABRICS SALES SANFORIZED ALL COTTON FINAL ALL SALES •S A N F O R D OPEN ALL DAY WED. AND FBI. NIGHTS \ FINAL �Fast Footwork Gets Boy Clear 01 Tooth Pull Vtir 9<utfarS frr iIS JA M P A IIIK H A ITI tA IIC A It U. S. Under Close Guard GASTONIA, X. C. (U P l)— Danny Brooks, 10. won a re­ prieve from the dentist's chair with a fbWiy bit of footwork. Danny, son of Kenneth Brooks, bolted from the chair after a bib was fastened nround liis neck Tuesday af­ ternoon to prepare him for a tooth extraction. The boy dashed across In­ terstate Si and U.S. 29-74 into a wools and disappear­ ed. Life saving crews were called to search for him. A family living in the woods said the boy passed their house fairly Ilyin-,\ After a 211 hour search, Danny was found crouched in the grass of the median strip between two highways. When he spotted hi j would be rci cuers, he lit out fur the woods again but the rescue squad members proved faster on their feet. When last seen. Danny’s father was taking him home, the dentists's bib still around the boy's neck. Hospital Notes AUGUST 12 Admissions John G. Smith, DeHary; Lee Burch, Apopka; Joseph Salana, DeBary; Vivan Hays, Dorothy Sumter. J a m e s Clark, Lizzie Ellick, Estella Dunwoody, Robert Lee Rosinaon, Patricia Ann Harper, Selma McQmllrii, Murdock Mntheson, Clifford Mam-ly of Sanford. Uirths Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Sumler of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Daigle of Sanford, a girl Mr. and Mrs. George Du­ quette of North Orlando, a girl IHuhjrgr* David Lee Morris, Osteen; Lois Scott, Geneva: George R. Best, John Scott, Charles Inman, Ethel Cox, Robert Ledlord, Mrs. Jerry Wagner and huh?, Mrs. Richard Doan anil haliy, Mrs. John Ilrooks and baby of Sanford. August 13 Admissions Preston Jones, Osteen; Charlotte Wells, PeRary; Shirley Rasmussen, Mae Mar­ tin, James Hall, Mary Kindlay, Ilobbie Snyder, Dorothy Young. James Foster, Finnic McCaskill, Rosa Newby, David Bruton, Beverly Mayhcw, Ins Dowd... William Hoskins, Cle­ ment Hopkins of Sanford. Births Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. May* hew of Sanford, • hoy. Discharges Christine Gibbous, DeBary; Mrs. Karen White and baby, Lake Mary; Mrs. Walter L. Smith and baby, Patricia Ann Harper, Edith Van Ness, Thomas Hanson, Alan Wash­ ington, Peggy Horner, Doris Hemphill, James Stewart, and Katherine Sparks of Sanford. ■Jk Au». I , W63 — P»se 0 | , n J 0 n j j e r p Q f THESE FIRST COUSINS, all Florida residents, pot together in one group for the very first time in their lives lust week while in summer camp with the Florida National Guard at Fort Stewart, Ga. The five cousins, from the left, are James Jr. Kendall, 708' j West Second S treet; Eugene A. Kendall. Lake Wales; ikrniil Haskins, 2018 San­ ford Avenue; Bill Vincent Jr„ Herald staff photographer, and James Vincent, Miami. Integration Puts Atlanta Restaurant Man 'In The Middle' s FORT MONMOUTH, N. J. (I PI) — Joseph Vaiachi, the underworld informer who has been detailing crime syndi­ cate activities to federal au­ thorities, is being held under guard at tins Army installa­ tion. a spokesman said today. Peter Hoffman, Fort Mon­ mouth information officer, said, " . . . the best 1 can do is to simply confirm that Vaiachi Is at Fort Monmouth under the custody of the pro­ vost marshal." Fort Monmouth, an Army Signal Corps installation, has extensive security facilities, due to the presence of secret electronic equipment. Vaia­ chi was rported under maximnm security guard. Underworld sources reportcrtly have ottered SIUU.WW to the man who slays him. A 22-page document detail­ ing Vaiachi's testimony has been turned over to New York City authorities, accord­ ing to police, it supposedly describes the circumstances and gives names in It gang­ land killings there. Vaiachi is scheduled to testify later this month before the Senate investigations subcommittee. Vaiachi, a convicted nar­ cotics dealer and admitted killer, was imprisoned at the Atlanta federal penitentiary when he began to cooperate with authorities. segregationist forces were not vertising Industry. Hums Hearing A soap products manufac­ JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — long in inaugurating a pro­ turer which is one of the na­ Mayor Hay don Burns' $750.gram of harrosaniont." “ I find myself in the mid­ tion’s biggest advertiser's, an­ 000 libel suit against former dle of a controversy for which nounced recently it has u-ked City Councilman John Lanathere appears no immediate all its agencies to produce ban is scheduled lor a Circuit solution,” he said. “ I um a suggestions for more effective Court hearing Sept. 12. restaurant operator and not a use of Negroes ami other mi­ social ugitator. Now that the nority groups in the firm's SCIENTIFIC LAWN racial is me has been joined advertising. SPRAYING FOK — The trade publication, Ad­ 1 can only solicit your sym­ CHINCH HUCS vertising Age, listed the pathetic understanding.'* OR On» thing appears certain: firm's advertising program From here on, Negroes will last year at $16 million. FUNGUS Real I.state Transaction* The publication said the \U*» l.it»n lt«*m»v«tinn use one victory us a stepping Robert Rogers, et al to company's first U b-vision com­ stone to others. Jam es R. MacDonald, et ux This week the Metropolitan mercial to appear under the T uur ( j s ) Dealer Oakland Shores, *19,700 Life Insurance Company, the nr w policy likely will h« an Robert J. Smith, et ux to nation's largest landlord, an­ advertisement for a detergent Douglas Owens, el ux, PmeGrapevllle Nursery nounces) it will desegregate ■bowing a Negro housewife 2221 Grupetille A ff. crest, $13,2UO lire 31.170 apartment projects Immg interviewed about her FA 2-0886 P. Zeuli ami Sons, Inc., it controls In the United laundry problems. to David Smith, et ux, San States. Sent Knoll*, $9,300 Negro leaders have now an­ FHA to A. II. Hamrick, et nounced a move to bring about ux, N. Chuluota, $7,500 similar desegregation of fa­ Bernard- King, et ux to cilities owned or controlled by Girl's Town, Inc., N. Orlando, the Prudential Insurance Com­ $320,000 WASHINGTON tUPII — pany mid the New York Life A. K Shoemaker, Jr., et A retired submarine captain Insurance Company. They fiux to Robert S. Moore, ct si j ted to head President Ken­ nance thoiimnda of apartment ux, Idyllwllde, $23,200 nedy's proposed National Ser­ projects throughout Dm na­ Winter I’ark Federal Sav­ vice Corps said today that tion. ings and Loan to Grant Kro- without even asking he lias Roy Wilkins, executive vicem Milker, Opal Terrace, $11,- enough protects on hand now president of the NAACP, call­ ftOO to utilize 2.000 volunteers. ed the Metropolitan agree­ Winter Park Federal hav­ William Anderson, former Join the “Cool Ones” in ings and fxian to Grant Km- captain of th<- nuclear sub­ ment “a mnjor breuklhrough." tnenaker, Opal Terrace, $11,- marine Nautilus, said the so- lie said it was part of a gen­ an air conditioned 1963 8<>o called domestic Peace Corps eral move In similar firm-. Alabama • Mississippi Con­ "is going to be like selling It obviously was also putt of • Ford • Fairlane • Falcon ference Association of Sev­ Ice cream on a hot day. We the fulfillment of an NAACP enth Day Adventists to Jo ­ have plenty of projects; it's slogan of three years ago — Get » Genuine Ford Air Conditioner . . . en­ seph C. Zcitz, et ux, Bear just a question finding e "Everybody Free by Sixtythree." gineered exclusively for your car . . . for a* Lake, $5,000 Dough volunteers." A Metropolitan spokesman Rev. Franklin D Johnson, The bill to create the dolow an et ux, Washington lights. tncitic corps, patterned af­ said the huge firm is pre­ Surety Mtg. Insurance Co., ter the successful overseas pared to “go down the line'' 00 $3,560 $ Peace Corps, came up tojay on Its new policy. “ If a Negro is a qualified FHA to Dennis Roberts, for its second day of debate INSTALLED As a child film actress, et ux, N. Chuluota, ST.joo tenant and there is a vacancy ut Hie Senate. Bonita Granville Wrather, asRobert G. Berkhimer, .-t Backers were confident ! for him, bo will tie given an •ociuto producer of "Lassie,'* ux to FHA, N. Orlondo, $9,they had the votes to turn apartment whether it is in played Amt Harding’s daugh­ 900 back any crippling amend­ Alexandria. Va.. at pau hestar ter in “ Westward Passage.'* MOST OTHER POPULAR Richard Gleeson. et ux to ments and pass the bill al­ in 'I7ie Bronx or anywhere FHA, Pinecrest, $ 16,000 AMERICAN CARS though it faces formidable else." Elmo Drake, et ux to Har­ opposition from Republicans Negroes also are winning a old Slama, et ux, llrelton who call it a "boon doggie" majur breakthrough in the a l i > T i n : € m t 1 1 r <«»i i« r o r an<l a Kennedy administration T in: m m ii j i nit i %i. m u Woods, $32,000 f l IT <»•*' %M l l u l l « r . M I \ Harold Slama, et ux to El­ "publicity stunt." oi i : r«n > i v. it .i»iiin% Need Tool* I mo Drake, Brctton Woods, I The tnea urc authorizes an f II %>< i n V g O . i ll 1 7 .V For A Joli? 1 1initial outlay of $5 million to m:«TiAM«'n r x c ii a s o n $7,500 4AV1.VOO HANK. Orville Barks, et a I to Col­ (start ths program and reSave .Money Plaintiff. onial Oil Co. Orange lights, i cruit up to I .00 volunteers •\ •.Now You U u U K lir K. A T i t o M u i $23,000 by next Juri • Jo to help needy Defendant*. | to Keith Myers, et ux f or fellow Americans. Enrollment Can \urn k or VtrThT: I.H IIKIU:ilV CtVPbUllp W L Sed.tig. et ox j would grow to 5,ouu in three FOK Kent K S Unit on th« 2Jr I day of I years. \' i * u « l. 1 1 4 3 *t 11:10 A.M at eat Lake lights. $9.9oo ONL\ \ ^ . l hem — Eir»t Federal Savings and I lie main >toop o f fh« Court o f tttmlnol* County at Loan of Orlando to Mill:am Ar.ientdii Kent-All sm for*t. f l a r l i l i . ih o under* Actually, Europe is a great ■ Clark will o ffer for J. Ellis, Sr., et ux, Ljke Har­ In • Santord peninsula joined In lite west­ •alt to (tit h l i h n t an I haat riett, $9,900 2668 S. Hiawatha A»e. WE SEKVICK REPAIR I ern part of A sm, A. P. Chapman, et ux to ilMi Tlbati rt a! prop oriy. l«ot 4 **\ULAN l» IIIU-*4 George lu lm er. J r . et ux, ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS VUDITIOX according t«» the pie: thereof a* record* Eu.tbrook, $17,900 VA to Fred G. Hollen Jr . •d In PI At Uook 13 Pe^e '.*•». Public flec.»r.|e of Mm* et ux, Sunland, $13,000 i m. ■*! Inole County. Florida CREDIT TERMS AVAILABLE VA to Benjamin Fish, cl f g a th e r w ith .iH stru ct ure* lmprofemente. fi«!ur«e. appll* | ux. Sunland. $13,500 EASY PAYMENT PLAN •need a n | eppiarteneticea on Final Divorce Decrees •a! I Infill or u«** I In conjunc* Koo therswllh Margaret Steheflson v» T* « «ale l» mad# pu auent f. final decree •»? fureclueure 1 liumas Stephe'ison Suits Filed "Your Friendly Ford Dealer" # ■ . « i lii *'i» * c«ry * n No. • Fed. Nat'l Mtg. lwn. vs ro l l Court o f *n«l f»r Acrolnol* James H. White, et al. mtg c ‘ i i • i« k' DATKl» thie 7lU 4 i y o f ifcl. Auduet. D l l . | first Fed. S and L Assn, CUtiALi \riliur If. Jr. vs Durwood R. Hendrix, et .• o f llu al, mtg. fcl. INCORPORATED U; Martha T Vlhlefi ► w " \ f Y .Marriage Applications I»r »U j CU*1( AM»Kiwt'N. p.teil Juim Wurtg, Sanford and • SERVICE DEPARTMENT IsUWNUCD A ' •:» •l«o Uhltii -r . Patsye Wilson, Sanford A t i o r n e y i for P l a i n t i f f 308 E. First St. I f f K a i l Central Avenue Thomas Jsckson, Sanford Or' ai|4«> F|a : i . Pit. FA 2-1181 W. Park MI l 8913 and Maiy Be l i(:l - d Day r - •!' : i . :>vi. | lona Beach Hy United Pres* International It has b»<ome increasingly evident during this “summer of decision" on the racial front that no business or com­ munity, large or small, is >aft. from integration pressures. Courthouse Records Some have moved voluntari* ly to drop all racial harriers. Others resists. Atlantis restaurant owner Stanley R. Davis, who simply vvnnU to please his customers and stay in business, hud this to say about the situation. “ When I operated my res­ taurants on a segregated pol­ icy, 1 was the target of integrntiunist pressure- and propa­ ganda." Dais said in a memo entitled “ For Better Under­ standing'' which he placed on the tallies of his eating places. Davis lamented that when he went along with other At­ lanta restaurants and desegregaled two of his places on an experimental busts, “ the Sgot REGULAR OR SANDWICH ^ p p "*• m m Y our d re a m s c a m s tn m m JANE ^ r k e r d e l ic tp f f s SUM M ER 270 Ride Cool & Comfortable Legal Notice A IR C G i@ m 0 N E D $2 7 0 00 H I’l'firh /ticsgo fast niiiih* with DIXIE CRYSTALS! suqar Strkkiand-Morrison IS lL ^ S e PLAIDSTAMPS JANE Peach Pies ^ PARKER DELICIOUS LEMON OR ORANGR ^ Chiffon Cake 17 oz. ring 45c WHITE BE.IUTY Shortening 3 lb. can 55c ANN PAGE - 1 p r . 12 OZ. Bar-B-Que Sauce . . 39c “S uper - R ig h t” Beef Square Cut Bone In Chuck ROAST tx 4 3 ' IH'ICK FROZEN GRADE A FRYER GIZZARDS FRYER LIVERS . lb. 29c lb. 59c 5 lb. box $1,29 5 lb. box $2.79 1*1.1 M ROSE DANISH' CANNED HAM .................................... 2 lb. can $1.99 WlO ANf> MfHOW Save 6< Save I4« EIGHT O’CLOCK | 1-LB. BAG | 3-1*. RAO C o ffe e S a le ! 4 9 .A#P GRADE “ A** WHOLE KERNEL OR CREAM STYLE |45 G O LD EN C ORN 2 2 7 iTii i/u f u n i i i im izU tm /ti « l i f i n u C A K E M IX E S 3 - M 00 ANN PAGE PURE FRUIT GRAPE JELLY OR G R A PE JA M 2 » 4 5 ‘ FANCY DULL 2,000 Jobs Seen For Youth Corps H IS s n a i l Tins w t m 4 for 19c LONG CKELM Cucumbers 3 for 15c FRESn CRISP GOLDEN RIPE Bananas 3 lbs. 29c Lettuce OUR OWN 2 0 0 T 8 1 f i“ 2 0 0 TEA BAGS 64 49' ---' »a< iACI. SPARKLE PUDDINGS $ *oi •' " (iKUIIKICS 8TKAINED Baby Food 2 lor 29c 10 jars 99c P la id Stam ps With this cuupuw A p w A iw of I WELCO 'Sponge Mop Mch 92.49] ktCoapmi gund thru Sat, Aeg. 17. I n . 817-63 it lt liiif t lil fmmmrmm J, J O E x tra W P laid Stam ps With this ruupun md purrharo .1 Can* Drl Muut* |l j . m . ran* £ Chunk Tunu NINE LIVES Cat Food 6 ox. 4/59c 3/$1.00 F UnuiHin gooxl thru Sat., Aug. 17 ■’ Jax. 8-17 61 HEINZ ( HOPPED Baby FRood 3 jars 49c Hein Ketchup 14 oz. 27c HEINZ CIDER Vinegar pt. 23c HEINZ Veg. Soup 103/4 oz. 15c m vyf. 1W MINUTE MAID FROZEN Lemonade 6 oz. 2,29c P la id St* With this coupoa A parrhaao H L2" Jana P ark rr Glamour M m* Dread 1-lb. loaf 25c !J| Cuup»n ftHwl thru 8»t., Aug. 17. g | .1-*. 8-I7-6.1 m DETERGENT TABLETS Salvo 3 .7 Ex » giant 79c ■ U lU ilA iM iltilU Stll Your 6r*jtw« com* tru* with '»• y- PLAID STAMPS atiahtc • mrtf tu tcmtmr. I'ricr* in tin* advtrliMiurnl *r» guwl through Saturday, Auguat 17. Magnalia A n . at 2a4 SC, Sanford. F it. �*r i: A - _J ■ •LUC R*R0N QUALITY Hf AVY VISTIRN S U P LT. R. F. MILBURN, of Tulao, who recently completed a tw o-year J»*4m MIA/M4M iV»A tUUI til# UUtJ M*W & f m m K 17SS Springfield, flagship of the U. S. Sixth Fleet in the Mediter­ ranean, h a s reported for duty on the staff of Heavy Attack Wing One as supply officer a t Sanford Naval Air Station. (Navy Photo) Fy h e - T a S * 0 LE0 ARMOUR STAR SKINLESS FRANKS.59« SHRIMP79. In 1962 Duds n •LUf RIBROM QUALITY HEAVY WESTERN BEEP CUBED STEAK 59. 98‘ soon oaoia LOOK WHAT LOOK WHAT 9. WILL BUY1 9 9 < 1S m . Can* . OU Clary Brand ) PORK & BEANS >RED KIDNEY BEANS WILL BUY!! > BABY LIMAS TERRIFFIC VALUES > GREAT NORTHERN BEANS >SPAGHETTI > BLACKEYE PEAS BUDGET WISE f . LBS. LBS. 3 3 3 LB S. LBS. LBS. 3 3 t -v STOCK UP AND SAVE >EARLY JUNE PEAS n 3 3 I UNIT—t WITH m o OS MOM TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Three of the four oil wcIIj drilled In Florida last year turned out to be duds the In­ dependent Petroleum Associa­ tion of America reported to­ day. The one producing well, lo­ cated in Collier County'a Sunnlland Field, Increased to 11 the number of Florida wells pumping out t h e "black gold.” The association, in Its an­ nual report on oil production in the U. S., said Florida's ll wells produced in average of 1IM.S barrels a day. The average per barrel price of crude oil was *2.10, making the state’s oil produc­ tion income $878,wo, tin re­ port said. No new producing wells bavo been drilled in Florida this year, tho association •aid. The Sunnlland Oil Field TRAPPEY'S was discovered in 1913 and since that time $13 million in crude oil has been pumped from the state’s fields. |M LBS. LBS. FIRST CUT RIB PORK CHOPS STREAK 0 LEAN WHITE BACON TENDER BEEF LIV ER LEAN BEEF SHORT RIBS OLD FASHION CHUNK BOLOGNA SMOKED PORK SAUSAGE FROZEN OCEAN PERCH FILLETS CUT 0KRA-10. Navy Silent On Red Trawlers ; OLUV RIM ON QUALITY HEAVY WESTERN REEP S P E C I A L ! S O L ID 3 Of 4 Florida : 5 CHUCK Round Bone 7”RIB STEAK STEAK STEAK PEARLY WHITI -1 RLUt RlttON QOALfTY HEAVY WRSTIRN SKIP | WASHINGTON (UPI)-The Navy maintained silence to­ day on reports Dial 30 Itussian fishing trawlers had been sighted three or fuur miles olf Cape Cost, Mass. When told of tin; report, a Navy spokesman would say only: "The seas are free." He pointed out that no objec­ tion ran he raised to the presence of the vessels unless there is grounds fur com­ plaint. 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Not all are scientific or tech­ nical opportunities, for even electron­ ic computer work requires admini­ strative and managerial personnel. More jobs — at higher salaries — absorbed 90 per cent of engineer­ ing job candidates, 80 per cent of business school and 70 per cent of liberul arts majors even before com­ mencement time. Nearly ull job seek­ J— "Just Leave the Loot—We're Above It All!" e r s a re expected to be placed b y Oc­ tober. Political An estimated 48,000 new engi­ neers will be needed every year dur­ ing this decude — 11,000 less than are currently graduated ever year. Starting salaries for bachelor engi­ neers were $000 to S610 a month. For business graduates, salaries ranged from $475 to $500, with ac­ countants averaging $525. Liberal arts bachelors not majoring in physi­ cal sciences settled for $400 to $485, with physical scientists (chemistry, math, etc.) averaging $550. Stiff competition for graduates— and correspondingly inflated pay — in the missile and space fields attracted more students than there were jobs in that areaOne m ajor area of opportunity was found by the survey to be neg­ lected or by-passed by students — sides. Midas Touch Arc you a millionaire? No? Then get with it boy! What do you want to be, a freak or some­ thing? i t has ju st been announced that America is producing millionaires at the fustest clip since the fabulous '20s and that there are now at least 100,000 of them running around loose in this country as proof that you ju st can’t keep a good man down, ind nuts to tuxes and the tariff. Now this no doubt is good for the nationul economy. Certainly it is nice for the millionaires involved, and it ju st has to be encouraging to aspir­ ing ndlliunnires. But what’s it going to do to the few of us laggards who still haven't mude our first million? How are we going to explain to You Know \\ hum th a t there can im no new fall wardrobe for her be­ cause things are so tough these days th at it’s impossible for anyone, but anyone, to put. away u dime? Is she going to buy thi3 with love in her heart when she knows that 100,000 other women were smart enough to pick out men who were sm art enough to make it big? What burns us nonmillionaires is that if these guys are smart enough to make a million, why aren’t they sm art enough to keep it to them­ selves instead of making a big, fat thing out of it? You wonder how 100,000 diam e­ ters with no more judgment that that can be so lucky when the real geniuses have to keep on struggling. One hundred thousand of them. Wow! Dr, Crane's Notebook WASHINGTON (NEA) — ask, "What has all this got new funds for ravfng and In­ All the pieces in the papers to do with me?” vestment, a tight money sup­ about the deficit in the U.. S. One solid answer is that ply might develop. balance of payments and the it affects U. 8. jobs and taxes, Higher Interest rates would I declining U. S.. stocks of due to its influencs on the result and might alow up lew value and purchasing pewer gold have a bad psychological business investment. effect on most American citi­ of the dollar. This would bold bsck ecoIt cun influence yuur mort­ zens, even though many of nomic growth and employ­ gage interest rates or time them haven't much notion payments on a new car. ment—a prime Kennedy ob­ what it’s all about. This last is an intricate jective. This Is a pretty sophisicatdaisy chain, but it can be fol­ ed subject. We some to the interest A short time ago It was lowed. which consumers must pay On tlie day I’rseident Ken­ said that the only man in the on their homes and autos. w.rld who reully understood nedy sent Ins long message The rates now average be­ international payments was to Congress with recommen­ tween 6 and 7 per cent. In a dations to Improve the U. 8. I'er Jacobsen of Sweden, man­ tight mcney market though, aging director of Internation­ balance of payments position, when interest rates are going the Federal Reserve Board al Monetary Fund. inised the interest rate on its up, the terms may be chang­ He died in May. ed to mske up the difference. Bankers, economists, gov­ loans to banks from .1 to .1.5 Down payment requirements ernment fiscal experts and per rent. could be increased. It also authorized U. 8. some congressmen discuss ba­ Auto loans could be cut banks to raise to 4 per cent lance of payments very emo­ from 50 to 50 or tven 24 tionally. Even so, their langu- the interest rates they chargmonths. Mortgages might be • 2 or, a h a rt * . rr.i; Ivan; f r j ™ . | age is almost completely un­ granted for only 25 years in­ 00 days to « year. intelligible to laymen. stead of no. The result is The aims were to attract Back enr of these authori­ ties into s corner and ask foreign money U* thu United l a r g e r monthly payments, him for a simple explanation. JStates and to encourage U. S. which hit ccnsumers hard. The alternative to the com­ You'll get something like corporations and others with plicated balance of payments surplus funds for investment this: j “The balance of payments | ,o keep this money in this adjustments could b« even worse. is an international accounting j country. in summary form for all (J. S. This action was not intend­ International finunciul trans­ ed to affect long-term inter­ M. G. HODGES est rntes on mortgages or actions. “It includes exports and im­ c o r p o r a t e and municipal PLUMBING ports of goods and services, bonds. There is no agreement foreign aid, the costs of keep­ among nil government or pri­ • WELLS DRILLED industry economists, • PUMPS SERVICED ing American military forces v a t e AND INSTALLED overseas, their spending und however, that long-term in­ tourist spending abroad, divi­ terest rntes will not he push­ • SPRINKLER SYSTEMS dend, interest and loan repay­ ed up by the authorized In• FREE ESTIMATES ments and the movements of creases in short-term rules. CALL FA 24037 One overriding concern Is gold to balance International accounts." that if a federnl tax rut PAOLA ROAD An average citizen may doesn't come soon to release made a deal by which Esuu sold out his entire future birthright! Enjoy Core Free S u mme r Driving So anybody who drops out of high school without due / BUY NOW AT THESE LOW- PRE LABGH BAY PRICE S cause, is much like stupid Essu. He lucks shrewd business judgment. He is deficient in "horse sense." So send for my “ Vocational Guidance Booklet," enclosing a long stamped, return envel­ ope. plus “0 cents. Use it to prepare for at least one year at college, and more if you run munnge It. “An investment in knowtcilge,’ said Henjnmin Frank­ lin, “always pays the best div­ idends." Worry Clinic Saves On Ribbon CASE Q-421: Fred Churnl children, if you huve an aver­ is a deft practical psychologist age family! who nets as a Counselor for Sometimes a high school forward step in the march of prog­ the Indiunu State Kmpolymcnt boy gets soured on school be­ History was made and tradition ress? He did not, for the simple rea­ shattered in Cleveland, Ohio, the oth­ Service. cause of low grudes or ento* son he was nowhere around er day. “Dr. Crane," he began, "we tiimal conflicts with a teacher. Did the driver of the first car to An important new highway was trying to prevent high Hut look ahead! Dont let go through receive a gold-plated driv­ are opened — a long-awaited link vital school drop-outs. such temporary o b s t a c l e s er’s license He did not. to heavy traffic. "And we find that the best handicap your futuru wife Well, what did happen? And whut happened? plan is to show students tang­ A workman moved aside a wood­ ible evidence of how much umf children. Was the mayor on hand with un­ en barricade and the traffic started money they will lose in later Or, if you ure now in love sheathed scissors to snip a ribbon? with a cluiMiiute and need a rolling. He was not. life if they quit school. julopy to take her to a DriveWhut will they think of next? Did the governor herald another “A few years ago you had Ill movie, beware! a newspaper article headed For aome boys then drop Case ().38V, that wo cut out out to grub u quick job by and mounted. We have used it which they cun cnrn maybe to good advantage ever since. people ill four Illinois towns — one Everyone knows the story of the $.150 for that jalopy. "Can you also add any addi­ prosperous, two with depressed econ­ n ut who banged his bead against Hut in so duing, they lose tional data to help persuado omics and one in between. th« $IP.OOO which tha high the wall because it felt so good when It was found th at a person usual­ young people to stay in school school diploma is worth. he stopped. ly described himself as happy when till they obtain n diploma?” So that $;|50 jalopy thus Well, modem psychology has That high school diploma there were enough positive satisfac­ costs them a fine new house, OVER 35 YEARS tions to outweigh dissatisfactions brings its owner I4U.IW0 more plus 15 brund new enrsf looked into this situation and found At First A Palmetto like an unhappy job or no job or a in cash earnings than does !!emember iliblical Esau? th a t it ju st doesn”t work. That is (Alongside old post office) the 8th grade certificate! bud marriage. it's not the absence of bad things He liked sports, such as Which means if you finish th a t makes you happy in life, it’s On the community level, it was hunting. One day he came in high school, your diploma will discovered that ‘‘it is the lack of joy the presence of positive, good things. from a deer hunt, famished. | in Mudviiie, rattier than the pres­ give you a beautiful new His foxy brother Jacob had I This is the conclusion of Dr. Nor­ house, ull puid for, plus 15 ence of sorrow, th a t makes the dif­ man M. Brndburn, University of Chi­ a mess of beans on the fire. brand new automobiles! ference.’' cago psychologist .after a survey of Ksuu'x stomach turned flip-1 Ami 15 new cars are enough flops nt the delicious aroma. to lust you ull through your • Carpets • Furniture So Esau Iwggi'il Jacob fo r u OUR BOARDING HOUSE adult lifespan! • Tile • Pianos hums of the p o tta g e . Furthermore, if you con­ * Rental Beds Hut Jucoli refused till they EGAD,3Ak&,SOUVU |O C tinue for Just one year of col­ THAT You ‘j.Gfil O AV.OQ.YOOGOX YOUR l4e«VE V CiETieJCi II) lliil Cochran lege, whether on the l.ilierul A coMiRAcT W ith au: a n o XKYlN' lO 6£T PlCH BY 4ELUN; Took SOMEtMING OP Arhus nml pailut sort of Arts rumpus or at a good ,YML- BOOk X FWfc T E N D E D T O VALUE IN EXCHANGE, Z.G jOELL VCD AT. A oOkl./HEKL'C |iOi)h-|MH>li (hr iloctor’a jilt'll | l l u s i n i ' S H College, you will I OAMfcLV »_!S / K tL P A earn an additional $25,1100 in j 40L>« * 2 5 BACkf-— NOYi I civil T o N cU E m y o u r •Hat age is a mmitnl condi­ GIMME MV B O O * o « Y u J L L Inter life. He a d O R X MAY PRESS B e SHARIN' Yo u r CHRIST­ tion. CHARGES FOR ta m per- y And $25,000 will buy you1 M AS T u r k e V W an MG y.’iTH AW M A IL//— 10 more new cars, plus a ijg ^ W A R O E N / Mitrry tnvrs rnni|uiny cx- speedboat! rrp t those Ilint ilr-p ill to Or it will furnish ull your) l children a full four years of talk about their miseries. Accentuate The Positive Sanford Furniture Co. Barbs T college. 114 So. Palmetto Phone FA 2-0814 When a hutband take* his So just one year of college! wife mi a shopping tour (lie on your part, will give lour | t:ik''!i him. years of college to ull your I Own A Hom e of Your in lovely (T h e Page 1-A fljrra U Sunford, Florida Wed., August 11, 1903 WZ1.TZS A. bIZLOW, CUI1UU SMI PtBLOUES I 'l l C O VAX P I.I .T M e n e g ln c E ditor J l'U T W ELLS C ounty E ditor C E C E L IA r S E N E K S o ciety E d i t o r DO EO TH T A ISTIN F e a t u r e E d ito r ■ • n o Dal tv t r y rsx u W ELLS M ech an ical Supt. JA.VIR L. S HOL H VKLII U ueln.t* S II I H L K Y J liH .l V I Claealf ltd F R A N K VOLTOLIVK “Homes In A Community Built With Pride’* AM i Sugar* fit 3 & 4 BEDROOMS — 1, l»/2 & 2 BATHS Practical A* PRICED FROM $11,900 LOW DOWN PAYMENT — F.II.A. or CONVENTIONAL FINANCING C irc u la tio n M e n n se r • i s s c m im o a rates By JSoU S t o l w l r C oanly !>.«« 1 Tosr All O lh o r 111.14 l T o s r 1.7! « M - n l l i o » M S Months >.U4 1 M n i l .* M 0 I Month* 1 0 ) l M o n th 1A t l Month L'. E F o r t n l R e g u la ti o n * p r o v i d e t h a t nil m a i l e u l e e r i p i l o n * L« f * t d In a d v e n e * . Ho Wook Ravenna E n u r e d n s ro co n d cls rn m a t t e r O c t o b e r III! si th e P eel 1 Off Ico o f S a n f o r d . F l o r i d a , u n d e r th o A c t o t C o n s m m o t K o r e a . 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(•> (D sw i lt:U 11:11 11:1* KID fS) flls o n R i i H i Ib o w (»> ■ r i t i N K m • M <») ■ p arts R o t r t • :4 I <1> H u p tla r * B rtak U p (>) (V iuntry 3 ty ls l i t !:•• ll> Tha D eputy <•) B iography <W M ll-aton* a t tha C entury T il* (I) W a*on T rain (I ) Public A ffair* Fra* tra m (I ) T ha V lrtln la n 1:1# («) ■ llanta P la a it (!) ooin* tir war •>M (4) T ha B a v trly H illb ill ta t 11 iM 11 :M ( I ) M urphy M a rtla N ew s ( I ) Ch. f B e p e rts H r M id-Flo. Mown fO d p o rta F in a l H ) W o stk ar I I I W e a th e r H ) P re a ld e n t’a T rip i t ) H ollyw ood M e n a Cal encode ( I ) T e n ltn M a e THURSDAY A. M• M l:l» T:M f iM in III ID (I) t t m 9m U f a Oa W tk # L p M a n a t F a r * M a rk e t K a­ Til* d i s s . B W e a th e r <■> Today <•) P ra -ta h a a l P l s i a le g ttur* •iM d ) C o p u la K aaaaree dl M “ If ) C k e s s a t a B a w a ra a * I.M d ) C a rta a a n tla II I Jaafe L olaaa B a a •id* d ) A m ar lea n H latary d ) “L am ps of L aarn• ; • • d ) Bala B u r * thaw log" ( ( ) R om per Room ll:N dl (*l (II t l:M (I) ID U) ll:l* H r H> Hr 11:1* l i t H) Hr Bay Whoa Cartoon Capers C alendar Flay Tone MoooB I L oro Loot A sa S aU ara anew Pries fa R l f l l Tha McCoys December Urld a Concentration Fain B O lady a Savon Kaya U :* t (•> T s a r si an Si%i l;tf HI Loretta Tana* U) Queen F a r a DaF 1:1* H I T ea D o n 't Say ( II T ha F d c a of N ight Hi W ho Da T su T ru s t 4:1* H r T ha M atch a s m s ( I ) S ecret H a rm ( t ) Am. B h i d a u s d « :l* (I ) M aks R eam fa r Daddy 1:1* any (trli who pine amt wall nla rather dm * and dale," (Watch far Sassy Weakly) C d Z o iC 'K J il 1:11 H ) M lllte aa lra H ) D laeevary ' l l H I A m erican N ew sstand U ) Dreano ( I ) L 'acls W alt U r B u rn t (k Allan ( I ) H u c k leb e rry Mound H> W o stk a r Shew ( !) Boot of Orooeko UIq DEAR ABBY: My husband has always been quite well-to-do. Our daughter wanted to marry a 27-yearold man of whom we did not approveShe was too young to marry without our consent, and we forbade her to do ao. The day she became of age they went to City Hall and were married. We told her we never wanted to see her again. We got our wish. It has been nine years since we have seen her. And we have never seen our two grandchildren. We never realized that in making such a threat we would be the ones to pay. Please print this for parents who might Ire tempted to keep apart two people who really love ouch other. SORRY • * • DEAR DUMBO: Surgery is al­ ways "dangerous" unless performed by an expert. 1 don’t know how "ex­ pensive" it is, but you cun get all the information yuu wunt by asking your family doctor to refer yuu to a plas­ tic surgeon. ~ F lrriT IO tB U K K ( I ) L evs o f U f a NOTICE Id harab y a lv -n th a t H r B rain F e rn Saew wa ara a n t a t M In bualnfM a t K irk P leas. Hulta No. S. THURSDAY P. M. Hamlnola C ounty. Florida, ondar tha flc tltlo u a nam a of. 11:11 H ) H a rry M aaaanar N ew s SirNBHINR ADVKIITIHtN ti AOE.VCT, a n d th a t wa In­ ll:l( Hr Trutfe sr Coosa(dr Father Kaowa land lo r a g la ta r aald nam a w ith tha C lerk of tha C ircuit 11:11 Hr Guiding Llsht ( i t Search for T om orrow C ourt, dam lnnla County. F lo r­ B apart ida. In a cc o rd an ce w ith the 11:11 H r M id-Day provUlnn* o f th e F lctltlo u a 11:11 H ) NBC N e w t B apart 1:1* H r News a a d W catdor Name .Statute*, to -w tt: Section (*) T he Open W indow IM .»I F lo rid a S ta tu te s HIT. H ) G eneral H o ip lta l ■ !■: Lea Moaa 1:1* H> L afftim e Amy Anderann Publish J u ly 11 A Aua. T, 1:1* H r ailm n ae tia a 1:11 H I M id-Fla. N eva II. 11. H41. ( ! ) a e lin c e c n K -iii H I Ae T he W orld T u rae l i l t H I L afftlm * 1 :1 * 111 lien J a rre d 1:1* H r T he D octor 1.1* Ur NBC N ews H i Day In C a u rt («) a n L ln h ls tta r'a lla u a e p a rty 1:11 H ) M erv O rlfflp H r J a n a W y m as P ea­ ce n la 1:1* 1:1* DEAR ABBY: You had a letter la jour column recently from a wom­ an who thought that the practice of parakeets flying over the dinner ta­ ble at_________1 mealtime was a unsanitary. And you agreed with htr! Abby, I thought yon were luppossd to be a pretty hep gal. Haven’t yon ever heard of Parakeet Diapers? They are made of washable jersey and come in three sizes. Small, medium and large. They will not hamper birds in flight and are designed with a comfortable halter neck so the birds can’t lose them. This is no gag. and I don’t sell them. But I’ve bought them. FRED IN ALBANY DEAR ABBY: This may not seem very important to you, but I want to know how to follow through on something that has bothered me aim a long time. I am considered a goodlooking young man, but my ears stand out, away from my head, to a very noticeable degree. 1 huve read that aome movie actors have been operated on to have this defect cor­ rected. Is It dangerous? Is it ex­ pensive? And where can I get an op­ eration of this kind? DUMBO • :•* d l Today K l 'T I T I O I a t m N o r t o n IS h a ra b y gtaan th a t w a t r a a o g ag a d In business a t Mwy. (19. Oviedo. Fla.. Kamlnola C ounty, Florida. und a r tha flc tltlo u a nam a at. JO it t i r 'd M ARKET. an I th a t wa Inland to r o ila ta r aald uaii.a th a C U l* of the C ircuit C ourt. Baralnola C oun­ ty. F lorida. In aeeordanea w ith tha p ra v la lo ia a t tha F lc tltlo u a N am e S ta tu te !, tow it: Section I I M I F lorida ■ ta tu ta a HIT. H it: Floyd I t r l f t t K llaabath U rlttO Fubllah Ju ly 11 A A u |. T. II, SI. IMS. C D K -tlt By Abigail Van Buren • • :M d ) W oathor a a d Bewt Legal Notice flb b y ! DEAR FRED: Now I’ve heard every thing! I don’t sell them either, but I'll bet a lot of readers would like to know who does. »;** (•) "MloBlo'a B ow el H ire li a hand from m y good friend Gordon Keel of Vancouver. It la another illus­ tration of tha Important prin­ ciple that an alert declarer gives tha cards every chance. Gordon polnto out that North « u in an overbidding mood and without his vary doubtful Jump raioa in heart* tha *lam would not havo beta bid. South won tha ipade open­ ing with hie ace and at first glanca U appeared that iucces* depended an the location of tha king of clubs. Than hi taw an extra chance and ha took it. At trick two ho led tha jack of diamond! toward dummy. W eit ihould have clattered up with tha ace and truated that hia king of club* would provide the eatting Jhi (Ommn (u I WEIGHT TRAINING THE HOUSE OF HEALTH SU R FSID E, FLO RID A Legal Notice Political ALBUM 3 Cylindrical 4 Detara ! Draws a India* ■ Fall Util o a u iir II Always II Some 14 (D 14 Rubber troa laTooai* tons JtWlagHbapart maaeuraarant 24 Small beard J4 B u t Ada n tS & V 90 Having servos (bat) 33 r e n te r SI American actor 39 Carman 3* Sioux Indus 34 Ralarad by Triatrial 41 Cootffllatfaai 42 Groak MOW *??**si Water e*aa* 47 Wruiag I 4>KaaUaSl (var.) so Co* or SI limit S! Blind Impulses U C-iflic M llorie Ialone) UMnoKBakir 1MX raids 7 rn rrrrta g SKxcUwaUOB • SedaUv* 10 purveyor 11 t*nrt kuo JO laftats' 34 Repeat SSCtowalaf IT UawiiUng ,, I t Vice pearl ft,at 37 Avoider 'akt 3* Rhythm* 33 fwU 44Snarsas a Small fi*n4 4* Ball iFr I H i— — r j >1 □ r a r t i □ □ m r r IT" ■ F J r TT s r IT fT □ □ * W □ □ □ □ _____ □ » u •• __ J * r 4r ■ p jn or IT F W a* F r mm z. t E rr — tu g ir n R fia ru i d m — DEAR SORRY: Are you saying that parents should set aside their better judgment when an under-aga daughter announces she wants to marry? True, you shouldn’t have jaid you 2 <?v'«?r wanted to see her again. THAT was your mistake. NOT forbidding your daughter to marry a man of whom you disapproved. Quit punishing yourself. Make an effort to see your daughter. One of these days she'll realize that she is being foolish, too. Tell your troubles to Abby. For a personul, unpublished reply, pleusa send a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. A o T ir t: o r s r r r i f f ' s s a l s NOTICE I* IIK K EIIT (JIVKN th a t I. J. I.l'T IIK tt HODIIT, S heriff of drm lnola C oun­ ty, F lorida, by v irtu e of a w rit laauad o u t a f the Sm all c l a i m, c o u rt. In and for Hamlnola C ounty. Florida, on th e l l t h day o f Ju ly . A. D. 1S43, In th a t c e rta in causa be­ tw een II. I- FOLEY dba C re­ dit A djustm ent S a rilie . P la in ­ tiff. and RONALD R. DARIiO. D efendant, h ave In my poaaaa•lan tha follow ing doicrlbod poroonsl p ro p o rty . ta -w lt: Ono (1) 21 foot H la a ln t Inboard ru n a b o u t boat Florl-la R -a ls tra tlo n N um ­ ber F L litT -M a t the o ro p a rty o f RONALD R. DARUO: th a t on the l l t h day of A uguat. A. D. H H . betw ta a the lag a l boura of ta la , to -w lt; a f ta r 11:M o'clock In tha forenoon and before 3:00 o’clock In th a afternoon, oa lha said day a t tha frunt door of tho C ounty C ourt H om e. In Hanford. Sem inole C ounty, ~ i r la the h lg h a tt Hld<1#r for caan In band, the a b ove - rib,a paraonal p rop erty a t RONALD m Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to ABBY, Box 3365, Beverly Hills, Calif-, for Abby’s new booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." Jacoby On A young wif* writs* that husband Is working. She com­ she's tired of spending two plains that there’* nothing to nights a weak alone while her do but watch television. I’m afraid 1 can't sym­ pathise with her. Any wom­ TV RENTAL an should be equipped to anB Salas B Sarvko joysbly gat through just two Seminole TV evenlngt a week without her pa m a n if ll f* H) AW AS* bC husband's companionship. Zaaith Color TV Balsa M B Baafort Av*. Shs doesn’t hav* to spend (in C IA L PARKING LOT ) this tima watching television and foaling like a neglected wife. There ara all kinds of things tha could do whan she is on her own, even if she has Is tha easiest and quickest way to build your to be at home to baby-sit. body or stay in fit condition. We are agent* for all WEIDER cquipmeut and food supple­ Sht could take up some ments. Free detail* kind of hobby she hasn't lim* FROM for during tha day — some­ thing that take* peec* and quiet and concentration. IM 19th St. - •' By Oswald Jacoby NORTH CD) IB monds on tha king and queea A ICQ 4 of spades and led the nine of clubs, lie intended to let it ♦ K 10 4 *914 ride, but East covered with W IS T EAST the Jack and South’s queen ♦ J 1011 S IT III lost to West’* king. BHt WJ West led the ace of dia­ B A »7 BSSSZ ♦ K 3J monds. South ruffed, entered B J 10S SOUTH dummy with the iait trump, BA discarded the five of clubs on • AX 107 1 the last diamond and made hia BQJB •lam by finessing successfully SAQTI against Weal’s ten of club*. Both vulnerable N o rth K ill Nan Ul Wrat Why did this play giv* Pa** I’a« 1 W Pis* South that extra chance? Htr­ Poo* SB P om eatise no m atter how ths de­ Paaa Fora fense went South always Opaalng lead—B J would make his contract if the trick but West v u n 't looking king of clubs was in the Hu it a t all bi card* and ducked. hand. South proceeded to draw trum ps with three leads. He o v i « t u r \ ( T discarded hia la*t two dlaRIOt -IN TMEATR BQSS3 TO\ s y R u th M iiie t t Sh* could de\ota tom* of the evenings to giving herself soma luxurious basuty treat­ m ents, or to sawing, or to painting woodwork or furni­ ture. She could, if ah* would, spend tha tima on tha study of soma subject that has al­ ways interested har, or in raadlng soma o( tha good books ah* has m ined. Sometime during har Ufa tha average woman has to spend tima by herself.. If aha makes friends with herself, so that sh* doesn't dread being alone, tha tint* can be profitable and enjoyable. Women who complain when thrown on thair own raururcei usually haven't much to offer to others. They would b* wise to usa their ftea evening* to develop their own c horse tars. Sag* advice cn "How to Have a Happy Husband." Send Jo cants to Kuth Miilatt Reader Service, c lo The San­ ford Herald, P. O. Box 4M, Dept. A. Radio City Station, New York 19, N. Y. A ; a DARUO it s: a T il l HS. X3a A Carload W ith Carload P om ru ra a Hi** •ATI. 4 ATI a, T im I.OKT LO.VriAKVr" la L *l*r A m b u s , lla ll L'e-S'ralura tide oaly ‘ GEItn.VINO- Cberfe c e aao rs l a Celer STARTS BUN. I R I T Z LAST DAY kJOHN STARTS TOMORROW XMtllCAN IRTteMIIONALl r OPERATION BIKINI Ju st tell us how much m o n e y y o u n e e d to meet ell your sedsonel exp en ses. Phone for prompt, courteous service! Cs»J» Yoa Rscsiva 1120 00 ISM 00 22 000 312 00 2)200 932X0 24 llsfttfciy PiimBDfB ! 7.00 II 00 13.00 1(00 24 00 32.00 J . I- Hobby. s h e r i f f o f Hamlnola C o u n ­ ty. F lo rid a Publish Ju ly 14. 1) 41. CDK-144 i IMM !(, |l a LOAN S UP TO $ 6 0 0 Aug. I * I* FAMILY NOT KK-SPONSIHLK Aay Credit Granted In | N N A N C I S E R V IC E , I N C . The N a m * Of A1)1)1E • f S a n fo rd BROOKS, docesaed, w i l l set be honored. 110 South Magnolia St...................... fa 2-4612 " t i l l \M H. RKDOKS i ■ 'W M ^ ■ ^____ JL - z. i f Lf Tr n i �I H Your Herald Ad Is A Sales Representative Welcome In Every Home. Dial FA2- 5612 C L A S S IF IE D IN D E X Classified Phone 322-5612 322-5613 Office 204 W. First DEADLINE* CLASSIFIED DISPLAY; Tuts*, thru Fri. - 2 P. M. 4 i ; before insertion, lion. • Sat. ■eon. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: lues., thru Fri. • 2 P. X. day before insertion. Moo. - S at aooo. r e s p o n s ib il it y : Tnt Herald will not ba responsible for more than one incorrect Insertion of jrour ad. and reaervei the right to re­ vile or reject any advertise­ ment from what ordered to conform la the policies of this psper. New people in io.ro look nt Hi raid Ads. Be sure your business is represented with nttractlve advertisements. Call FA 2-5012. Legal Notice IV T U B em etIT .XIXTH J t l l l C I M . COCBT. r m c fiT o r i i .o h i u v i v i s u s ' o n o i M v o i .r . c o t; a t t . e ll% \n ;H T v o . im m M ir ic R o r s i it ItODEKT IV. W IO alN S snj EDNA H. •WIOOINI, Mi wlft. P la i n t i ff s , vs. A1,1,1.N D. JOHNSON. TOl A IJ -R N WHOSE D. D ' f , m l-nt. JOllXtfON. ItESfDKNCi: AND ADIMUISS IS UNKNOWN: TOU AftE HKItBIir NO. T t r t c n t h a t a O o m itisln l to fo r e c lo se a certa in A*ri-*mtiit for Deed e iic u n ib c r ln s 0>* f o l l o w i n g d e s c r i b e ! real propertr. t o . w i t : lost Si, Block B o f Hportsm t n ’i Para dise. C nsa slb -r r y . S s m l n o l t County , F lo r id a , a co o rd ln * to roc erd p l o t rtcn rd sd In Plat B o o k S. P a s o 13 a n d IS o f P u b lic ItocordB o f S«m Inula C ou n ty . Florida, h a s b a sn flls.l a s a l n i l you In Ilia a b o v s . s t y l a d su it, tha short tl tl o of w h ich Is H o b tr t W. W l e s t n s and E d n a H. W l s e l n s , h i s w l f s . P la i n t i f f s , varaus, Allan D. J o h n so n , Ds fo nd a n t, a n d >ou aro r- q ulred to asr va a cony o f y o u r an • u e r o r othar p l e a d l n s to tha C o m p la in t on l ’l a l n t l f r o A tto r n a y , Carroll Bu rk s. S uit# SIS S a n fo r d A t la n t ic N a t io n a l Bank t lu lld ln s. Sanford, F l o r ­ ida. an<l f i t - tha o r i g i n a l an s n t r o r o l l i r r p le a d in g In Ilia of flea o f Hi* Clark o f tho Circuit C o u rt on or baforo t'o a Sth day o f Sap tam bsr, A.D. 1S4I. If yo u fall to do so, a daorsa pro e o n f a ia o w ill ha t a k a n a g a i n s t y o u fo r t h s rs lla f d s m a n d s d In ths C o m ­ p la in t. T h i s N o tlco a.iall t.a Publlsh c d o n e * a <*«ak for four •co n se cu tiv e weak* In Tha Sanford Harold, a nawapapar c ir c u la t e d In Saroluolo C ou n ty , Florida. D o ted thla Sth da y or A u g het. A.D. m i . (SE AL) A r t h u r If. Il a c kw lth , Jr. C la r k of c i r c u i t Court Ily : M artha T. VIMsn, D.C. CA RItO LL BC BK K Atto rn a y for P la i n t i f f s P. O. D r a w s r 7. S anfo rd. Florida Publish: Aug. T. 14. SI. SI, ms CDL-IS It Pays To Use 1. Lost k. Found 2. Notices - Personals 8. 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 18. Mortgage Loans I. Loot ft F o n t FOUND: Key on chain. FA 2-0528. Vftw ftaafsrh ftrralk Aug. 14, 1963—Pag* S-A 12. 1 Real Estate For Sale 12. Real EaUia For Salt. 27. Special Strvicaa SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer ' rooms. Da baths. Large liv­ ing room ft dining area, den, patio ft breeieway. Garage. On itb loti in Lake Mary. Central heating duct­ ed for Air-Condition. $15,800. FA 241354. 2. Notices VACUUM CLEANER repairs, parts, supplies for Electro­ lux, Kirby, Hoover, AirWajr, Rex-Air etc. Free pickup. New and Ussd dealers sold. FA M 3N. NICE small Country CB SIDEWALKS, driveways, pa­ Home. 1 BR.. furniture. tios, ete. Free estimate. Pb. Large lot. $3,300. No plane 322-3508. aolses, I mile N. at Baalord. Phone TA 3-8881, T a. m. to 8 p. m. SEMLNOLE ft VOLUSIA BEDROOM Frame House. Repair or New 2419 Chase Ave. 3234833. Any Typ# INCOME f r e a separate Contract or Hour apartment carriee alee > BONDED ROOFING CO. Bedroom Home. $8000. Lib­ 668-5769 DEBARY eral terms. Plione FA 2-7746 SMITH Air-Condition Refri­ or call at 817 W. lit St. geration service. All work guaramtred. Very rsason2 BEDROOM country home abk in price. Day FA 1-7434 on beautiful shady acre of Night FA 2-2088. land in Paola. Recent death in family forces sale at re­ LAWNS Renovated • Aerate duced price of $6300. Con­ Remove Thatch • Chinch tact Bug Spray (VC-13) • Ferti*xe—Pb, FA 2-4244 MANSFIELD LAWN SER. ROOFING 34. Articles For tela With purchase of Blue Lus­ tre, reot Electric Carpot Skampootr for only | l par day. Carroll’# F unhurt. , HOUSEHOLD salt. $1.00 to $30. 107 W. 20th. I m t o 4 P-m- I SOLD all tha usad Air-Cow*! GOVERNMENT ditioner*. So I’ve slashed OWNED HOMES price* on all tho now ones. FOR a real bargain in a f. Edocatien - Instruction Como got ’am. AI Lyon, home buy, see our selection Sanford Electric. of 2, 3 and 4 bedroom, 1 KINDERGARTEN REGIS • and 2 bath homes that are COMPLETE Maternity ward* TRATIONS bow being ac­ 14. Insurance available for immediate oc­ robe. Rise 18. $25.00. cepted for fell term. Grace 15. Business Opportunity cupancy. These home buys 322-9058 Church. Oners If. Female Help Wanted Methodist ere priced below market Rd. at Woodland. Exper­ 17. Male Help Wanted value. Y'ou can purchase a T.V. CONSOLES ienced teacher, modern fa­ 18. Help Wanted Government Owned Home Motorola, now picture tub* cilities. Your Inspection in­ 19. Situations Wanted for at little as $100.00 to •»,« .,««■*•• .,,» «.$79.86 vited «nr weekday morn­ 20. Babysitters $550.00 down. Monthly pay Phiico, aaw picture tub* ing, 9:00-12:00. or phone 21. Beauty Salons meats that include every .............................. $79.86 FA 2-1472 for further infor­ 22. Build - Paint - Repair thing start as low as $48.00. Sllvcrtone, new picture tub* mation. 23. Building Materials For complete information ............................. $98.86 WKLLB DRILLED. PUMPS, loot Park Avenue 24. Electrical Services on any Government Owned T.V. PORTABLES SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 6. For Rent FA 2-5232 anytime 25. Plumbing Services Home. See your F1IA ft RCA . . . . . . ....848.86 All Typei and Sixes 26. Radio & Television VA PROPERTY MANAGE 14. Innurance FURN. Apt. Close in. Pbone u.E . .,.«»,«» ■.*5.93 Wo Repair and Servlet 27. Special Services 31ENT BROKER. SAN FA 2-2800. REFRIGERATORS S T I N E »"*• Ul"> .... Ill 28. Lsundry Service FORD AREA. JIM HUNT SENIOR Cittiena may quali­ Machinery and Supply Co. Croiley $98.93. Naw Paint. fy for Life or Hospital In­ 29. Automobile Service 3 BEDROOM house, water REALTY', 2521 Park Drive FA 2-8432 Coldspot $99.83. Naw Paint. surance to age 75. Fred J. 207 W. 2nd SL softener. 185. s mo. FA 229A. Auto Accessories Sanford, Florida. Phone 1 G.E. Doubk door. Now Harris FA 2-7980 for appL S231. Available Sept. 1. • 194ft*M4 I JO. Machinery - Tools FA 2-2118, FA 2 0848, £ paint......................... $149 9$ Air-Conditioning 0700. 81. Poultry - Live stock —i--Leonard $98.85. New Paint H. B. POPE CO., INC. 16. Fem ale H elp Waatatf CLEAN 1st floor Apartment. 81A. Pets Frigidaire $29.83. It works. 2U0 So. Park Ave. FA 2-4ZI4 *'8h# looked, scream ed— and xlamniBd th t daor!" 2 IIEDROOM frame house. Private entrance. 1004 Pal­ 32. Flowers - Shrubs WAITRESS, experienced. Must Norge ........................... $49.95 Osteen. FA 2 2084. metto. 33. Furniture be over 21. Angel’s Kestau SWIMMING instructions, all Will trade on these or $3.06 levels. FA 2-3332. 34. Articles .For Sale rant. 2503 S. Sanford Ave. down delivers any uied ap­ TRADE $5000 Home equity Furnished House. FA 2-3185. B. For Kent 6. For Rftwt 34-A Swap or Exchange pliance or T.V. Call Bob for Huusctrailcr. 2417 Sum Tractor, mowing, discing, 17. Male Help Wanted 35. Articles Wanted or Vergil at Goodyear. FA BEDROOMS. H i baths. TWO betlroom furnished Apt. FURNISHED 1 ft 2 Bedroom merlin. FA 2 8977. blade, scoop. FA 2-7661. 36. Automobiles - Trucks Large fenced buck yard. $55.ou, 2101 2-382L 355 W. lit St. | Apartment. $55 ft $85. New Magnolia, MKCANICALLY inclined man 37. Bouts - Motors ly decorated. Quesnel Apt. Immediate occupancy. 5105 Phone FA 2-3951. Robert SPACE WITHOUT to Uwrn recapping. Regu­ 29. Autom obile Service G. E. 1RONER, good condi­ 38. Motorcycles - Scooters S. Park. 7. 404 E. 14th St. 3221184. A. Williams. EXTRAVAGANCE lar work. O. K. lir e Stores tion. $30 Standard Station. Auto Glass, Top* 89. Trailers - Cabanas For that Particular Family 2413 French Ave. DoBary. ft Seat Covers 2 BEDROOM Kltcben eqnp- UNFURNISHED large 2 bed­ RENTALS that waals Space with Ele pcd. NO S-55y3 for appoint­ room Duplex. Fla. room. 1. L ost ft Fouae FURNISHED FACTORY RKPRESENTA AUTO GLASS & NEW Singer Port Model 185.' gance without Extrava­ ment. Electron beat. 14th St. 2 Hedrootn 1 Bath $75.00 Mo. TIYE position now open in to $89.95. Ai low gance. Two Story Comfort­ SEAT COVER CO. Reduced white Male Gray ft LOST: Longwood. 838-3298. this area. Age requirements 3 Bedroom 2 Bath with Flur aa $5.00 p«r mo. FA 2-6783. able older well kept home EFFICIENCY Apartment on 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 803$ Cal. Reward. Call FA 223-45, sales experience ne Ida Room Least $130.00 Mo on large lot. 4 bedrooms First St. Near 2 city Ire* SUMMER RATE. L a r g e ALL WORK GUARANTEED VICTOR—10 key Adding Ma­ 4872. cessary over 30. Car pre UNFURNISHED 2 bath*, living room with parking M j and ahopplng clean 2 bdr. furn. apt. $65. chine. $50. Admiral T.V. 17’*1 ferred, average of two 2 Bedroom 1 Bath $35.00 Mo fireplace, separate dining LOST: Full blood wired hair stores. No utility charges. AUTO GLASS 17uo Magnolia Ave. table model. $15. 1405 For* nights per week on road 2 Bedroom 1 Bath 87.50 Mo room, and kitchen large black A white Fox Ter­ Suitable for couple or sin­ est Dr. FA 2-3528. . INSTALLED Ling established, lop rated enough to eat in. Price? rier. Vicinity Lake Mary. gle, also retired people. 13 lilt, house $15 a month. 2 Bedroom 1 Bath 82.50 Mo Scnkarik Glass and Paint manufacturer of automo­ 3 Bedroom 1 Bath llo.uu Mo. Only $13,000.00 Easy Terms Named Candy. Vaccinated FA 3-1712. 1-2 br. bouse $32. a month. 1 USED Royal, 1 used UnCompany tive specialties offers thor by Dr. Bass, but has no S. Sanford Ave. FA 2-3219. 3 Bedroom 1 Bath 80.00 Mo wood. Standard Typewrit­ RENT A RED oiigh training, complete in 218 Magnolia Pb. FA S-4422 3 Bedroom 3 Hath 87.50 Mo. tag k collar. 322-7288. er*. $19.65 each. Powell’a Roll away. Hospital k Baby W E L A K A APARTMENTS: 3 Bedroom Pa Bath with surance program and an Office Supply, UT S. Mag. An Investment, not an ex­ 31. Poultry • Livestock Beds. excellent opportunity for Rooms private baths, 114 Florida Room $125.00 Mo Mila Ave. REALTOR — INSUROR pense. Call FA 2-5012 tor By Day, Week, or Month you to earn $l,ooo.uo per HENS for ask. 33 cents aa 4 Bedroom 2 Bath with dish FA 2-4991 1918 S. French Ave W. First St. expert advice on a Herald CARROLL’S FURNITURE month or more. Write for washer ft disposal Snyder’s Poultry Farm. S. USED GE automatic washer, advertising campaign. Ph. FA 2-5111 118 W. 1st St. 1 BEDROOM ApartiuenL application to ARTHUR works good, $33. Used SUSanford Ave. Least $140.00 Mo IMMEDIATE Occupancy, two Quiet neighborhood. FA 2vertone 18" table model TV FULLER. P.O. Box. ITT, 3 bedroom model Homes 2 BEDROOM furnished 1403 from 8:30 to 6 p* m. MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE. 31A. Pela has good picture. $34. Used LMN Enterprises, tnc apartment. FA 2-0611. Monday thru Friday. Ph. GE automatic dish washer, Highland Avo. Lung wood MANAGER Trainee!, age 25 SHETLAND PONIES n r r m o is s u n only $39.95. FA 2-4501 any other time. TE 8 3911. WE NEED RENTALS REALTOR INSUROR NOTICE D4 b s r s b y e t v s n that FOR CHRISTMAS to SO. Married preferred BRITTS, INC. I am s n g t f s d in b u sln ss s at Do you have a home, fur­ FA 2-4811 1818 S. French Ave. Opportunities. Sanford, Cas- Pay each weak ft have yours 2474 8. Park Ave. Congwood. Fla., Seminole nished or unfurnished, large 4 ROOM Apartment. 304 Elm 323-0836 JOHN E. FOX County, F lo r id a , un d sr tha fie. Ave. 322 2021. selberry, Orange City and paid for by Christmas. We or amall that you want to 8. Reach Rentals tltlou a n am a of, JOHN’S REALTOR will keep until Dec. 24. NORGE 3 door frecser.rrfrlgDcLand areas. Contact Mr. OtKTS, and that I Intend In rent. It you do, call or stup FURN. Apt. 2300 Mi-llonvllle. 110 N. Park Ave. 323 0539 Also Saddles, Blankets, Tharpc, Jackson’s Mini! erator combination, $75. Ex* realeter »ald name u l t l i the HUTCHISON Ocean front by today for fast service. Clark o f t h s Circuit Court. bridles ft haliers. After cellent condition. FA 2-6370, | Market, Park Dr., Sanford, Apartment. Daytona Beach. HOME WITH G ACRES Leasing and property man­ Efficiency Apt. $30 Mo. up. Sem inole County. Florida. In FA 2 3479 or FA 2 5077. KL. FA 2-1038. a ecord anca w i t h t h s provision s Surplus City. 201 W. 1st COS borne on five acres agement services. PING pong table complete of tha F ic ti t i o u s Xania Sta tuRRs and 1 bath, 9 yra. old tta, fo-w lt: Section llt.tl e MINIATURE Dachshund Pup $10. 2 Wing back chairs la F U R N I S H E D Apartment. 18. Help Wanted 9. For Sale or Rent F lorida B t a l u t s s l l i T . in excellent condition. Nor pies. 2 months old. Pedi­ good cond. $10. FA 24)234. Clean and close ut. Jiaunie Big: John K ennedy Jr. thwest aide of Sanford in APPLICATIONS now being gree. FA 2-7749. Pub lish J u ly 34, i t 4 Aug. T, Cowan. 322-4013. 3 BEDROOM, H i bath. Home 1 NEW Underwood portable County. Tile land with ar II. 1143. taken for position in auto lit N. Park Ave. 322-2420 323 0890. C D K -ll Typewriter dem onstrator. tesian well. 4 acres under motive: appliance sales 32. Flowers - Shrubs 2 BEDROOM bouse. Kitchen List $98.00. Special $54.95. cultivation. $18,800. Other IN T U B < IR Cl'tT COCBT OF "CLEAN quiet Rooms" Tbe Contact Mr. Shaffer, 31c equipped. $73. FA 2 2458. 12. Real Ratale For Sale LIGUSTRUM SO cents to $13. T H E NINTH J I P M I I L CTM. Powell’a Offica Supply, l i t acreage available. Large Crory-Ataico, S e m i n o l e Gables. FA 942729. C U T . IX AN D SOI! SEMI, Gray Shadow* Nur»ery 121 LAUREL DRIVE S. Magnolia Ave. and small. i o t a co t;xT V , n . o m n v . Shopping Center. 4 mi. S- on Sanford Ave. 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ CLEARED Lot lor sale. 370' i n r iia x i'B '.H v > o . ix i i o x 200* corner Bay ft Fi. ttli H.VIt llV L JO NES and 34-A Swap or Exchange ped House. $03 e month. 19. SI turn ions Wanted ISAB EL JONES, his w l f s VEGETABLE plants. See $10,500 CASH or TERMS Ph. FA 2 8457. Plaintiffs, Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store, BUY, Sell ft Trade Gum. IA 2 0221. BABY silting day o r Bight ix t h s; it iic iit m u n r o r vs. T i n : .x i x t h j ( III Cl 41. C I S - SPACIOUS llume, Rose Court. Osteen Bridge Fish Camp FHLMC ROBINSoN and 2nd end Stnford Ave. ill N. Perk Ave. 322-2420 FA 2-1212. « x » roH vkm i. ESSIE MAE KUUINSO.V, Ms c u t . i x ft Gua Shop. 3 Bdrm. 2 bstb. $135 mu. n o l i : county, s i .oiiidv . w lfs. S-P-A-C-R CHILDREN kept. FA 24112 GERBA DAISIES. Dutch Mill Ph. FA 2-0219 or FA 2 2378. Def en dan ts u i v x k h v xo. i n n Nursery. Upsala Rd. Just '53 CHEVY, tag, good Urea;' for the children in tills big. VKDHKAI. NATIONAL MOItTX UT I1 B OF WUHTUAUU r o l I F . l X O S l R E OAOC ASSOCIATION, a c o r- HOUSE. Suitable for couple needs some work, $ft5, of off 20th St. ft 1st shaded yard and right next Child Care. FA 2-2274. Office FA 2-2118 TO» KIIANK ROBINSON and poratlon, trade for piano. 340-4843. or bachelor. >vjg S. Elm. lo a lovely City park for PAINTING. Repalri. Work Night FA 2-0444 ESSIE MAE ROBINSON, P la ln U fL 33. Furnitnro vs. h ts w l f s FA 2 2907. more play activity. Three 328-0700 guaranteed. FA 2-0259. J AML." nit HARD WALI.BIY n. r. d . No. i 35. A rtie lew W anted bedroom, 2 bath bouse has Saaferd. Fla Sell Us Your furniture. Quick a n J tIKVCKLY U. WALLKU, AIR-CONDITIONED BH. in 2584 Park Dr. Bog XT1 separate dining r o o m . REBECCA wants 5 days or K i n g st o n . New Turk hie w i l t , WANTED used T.V.’a. Ph, Service With the Cash 3 Rm. furn. Apt. $85. mo CHARMING 3 bedroom, t>*f«n>lania. Tuu. F R A N K ROBINSON and part time work. Good ref Florida room, large, eat-in FA 28776. SUPER TRADING POST ESSIE MAE ROBINS'>N. »re x o r i t s: o r suit ix i l l E. Ith St. FA 2 5188. bath, Florida Room, for and equipped kitchen, dou­ crcncci. Cali alter 3 p ut S'OHKI 1.0*1 HK hereb y n o tl f l s d that Complaint N I I H T i a u K FA 2447T. T o F o rsclu ea a certa in Mort­ TUi JAMKS ItlCIIAIID WAL- CLEAN furn. Apt. 2817 Elm mal living room with fire FA 2-1521. ble garage and fiber glass 36. AutomobUto • Trucks t.KIl au<l O E V H M .T Q. g a g e on tho f o llo w in g deeWANTED reiubia couple to place, 2 car garage plus covered patio. Extra bon Ave. Near stores. No pets. W ALL Kit. h it wife. crlbsd prop srty. l o - w lt: BUYING A NEW or take up monthly payments 4151 Xlpunj'i Avsnue. Lot I. I l l o i I I . MIDWAT. many extra features. A het uses are parquet hard*o«d BABYSITTING. FA 28120. . —U------ -----F LO RID A) A. II. STEVENS Laken "-I. I’a llfu rn U USED CART SMALL clean furnished Apt. of $13.50 on 3 complete tor home offering spaciou* floors, fireplace and oodles 21. Heauty Salona ADDITION TO MIDWAY, Tuu, Defen d "it», a r e he'&FINANCE IT WITH U6 Vicinity of Food Fair. Ad­ gracious living in an excep roomi of furoilure. Call of closet space. Sec the a cc o r d in g to the plat by notified that a co m p la in t • Low Interest Rates t h o r so f as recorded In t>i foreclose a c e r t a in m a r tults. FA 2-0702. TE $-1511, Casselberry, col Cut ’N Curl Beauty Sivup •tonal location. Priced low owner at 1114 MeilouvUie l i s t Rook T. P age 11, of g e e s on th* f u l l o w l n g <!»•ft Low Monthly Payments leet. Cold wave special $8.95. Shop Ave. with ideal financing. South­ tha Public Record* of crlh .d property, t o - * It: HOUSE FOR RENT FLORIDA STATE BANK S sm ln u lo County, Florida, Lot «. tllook F. SCN'LAND now has special facial ward Investment ft Realty, Used furniture, appliances K8TATCH, a »ub<llvl»lon, 4 BEDROOMS, 2 Baths, air h a t b a sn fllsd aa a ln et you ST. JOHN’S RIVER. Lake booth services. Hair sty 116 N. Park Ave., Phone. 1958 U1EV. X (lr. HT. R. ft »L according to * p u t t h e r e ­ and >uu ara rtuulred to serve conditioned. Kitchen tally tools, etc. Bought • Sold Harney. Furnished Camp copy o f your A u e e e r or of, r*cur«i*J In I'U t Hook ling, skin analysts facials FA 2 9173. 323-2740. equipped. $1G0 per month. Larry's Mart 215 Sanford on too’ waterfront lot, ad 11. I'agv* 14 tu 33 o f Die P le .id ln g to the rnniplaln t on manicure, pedicure. Call Public ttecorde o f bcinlP laintiffs’ a tto rn ey . CHARAve. Ph. FA 34132 joining lot available too 2 BEDROOM CU House. Kit­ 1958 FORD Fair lane. 4 dr. for evening appt. LK 1 U. E V E R ET -r. =•>» S Ornuts County, Florida: s n g s . A ven u e, Orlando. Fl«r S u b ject Is an e a s . m e t i t for chen equipped. Carporte, Call Owner at 349-3191 R. ft 11. Auto., Power Steer, 318 Palmetto Ave. FRKE_ ESTIMATE" Ida. a n d f ile the original An- public u tilit ies a lu n g th* (Geneva). utility. Large corner lot. V-8. WSW. 322-1425. Phone-door (1) 322 0634 Upholitaring ft Mitlress raa or P ls a d l n g In the of- sou th erly tan f»> t an,| the ? .*Sf AGENCY 1335 Elliott Ave. Near Ball Ice o f tha Clark o f the d r . u t t e r l y flva feat uf auld Lot Plume-door (2 ) 322-8525 ovatmg. New ft Used Furai LOCI! ARBOR '56 BU1CK Century converti­ 218 S. Park Ave FA 2 5841 Park. Phone FA 2 20til or cu lt Court o f Semln>>le I'.nint), 4. J J ..L * lure. Call Nix Bedding Mfg Attractiva 3 UR home in de­ Florida, a t Sanford. Florida, Including: ble, excellent condition. FA 2-2321. 22. liuild • Paint • Repair uti or bSlura the JStlt day of Ona DuuTharm t o l l) lia u t- FURNISHED 2 bedroom ft Co., at 708 Celery Ave sirable locatiou. Only $750 $425. Call FA 2-8910. A u g u st , t i l l , ir yo u fall to ar. Modal ti;-l, hartal FA 2-2UT. 3 bedroom Apartments down. Kitclicn equipped ami do so. Judgmen t by default IS COS Semi-Retired Carpenter NEW HOMES w ill be t a k e n a g a ln e t you for Ona (|R ( e l e c t r i c ) K i n g ' , 1958 SI MCA. $250. 1405 Water furnished. FA 2 0428 We are pleased to ofler two in good condition. Can be Small Repairs — Painting 31. Articles For Sale th e ra ils! demanded In Com ­ Jludal JlClttiVVIl, Serial Court St. FA 2-4820, refinanced or assume 4 • Phono FA 2-7983 new Immes in l*ake Mary plaint. TltU tJ U -t 3 BEDROOM. 2 hath Home existing mortgage. A good W IT NESS my hand and o'U n i UK (electric) R e f r i­ Aims snort shirts. $199 up. for immediate sale. A very on large lot. .shaded patio, fl tlal se a l at HautorJ. "'Illi­ gerator. Modal L A S l l l l D I . safe investment for your 25. Plum bing Service* Mens shoes $2.90 up. Sur­ 1953 PLYMOUTH. Good cooattractive 2 BR, Ds ball) n o is C o u n ty . Florida, tula : l u u Aerial uIWUSIO 11a. room, sprinkler sys­ dltioo. $73. 322 0627. family. plus CUy. 201 W. 1st. day o f J u ly , t i l l . Tan Ven et ian Hlinde ( m e ­ borne with built m kitchen tem, pump, deep well, airPLUMBING (SEAL) tal) m a n u fa ctu red by can be yours for $450 down. A. It. B e ck w ith , Jr. condition. dish washer, dis­ tiankarlk O lata A Paint Contracting Repairs READY MIX Coacrete, win- 1958 VOLKSWAGON Karmlnt! Clerk o f the Circuit Court Total cost only $9950. Also Ghla Sport Coupe. Lika Cuinpany, Hanford, F lo r ­ posal. FA 2-5137. 103 E. On FREE ESTIMATES (low sills, lintels, steps, S e m i n o l e County. Florida ida. no modal or aa.lat a new 3 BR, Ds bath home new. 1403 Forest Drive, l ’h. ora Rtl. Ily: Martha T. Vlblee. R. L. HARVEY blocks, sand, cement, rock, number*. with ducted air condition­ 11! V. Park Ave. 322 2120 ' >04 Samord Ave. FA 2 3326. D. Chas b**u fil'd a g a i n * ! ) o u In FA 2-3353 pipe, steel, grease traps, Ch arlee U. F.vere;f Ilia a b u v .-a t) Dd ault ami you CASSELBERRY Luke front. ing and heating. Only $12.dry wells, stepping atones. ’37 CHEV. 210, 2 dr. Sedan. Atto rney fur P la ln tl:!* era required to aarva a l>y 2 Bedroom unfurnished Du­ Out) with KHA or conven­ $100 DOWN payment. 3 Bed­ 26. Radio Sc T fltvlu loa 30} S. O ra nae A ven u e o f your Atiawar o r p l ' . d l n g Mirack Concrete Co. Completely rebuilt motor, rooms, 1 bath. $89 uo month Orlando, F lorida plex. Kltcben equipped, wa­ tional financing. Better see to the Com plain t on P la in ­ 2u9 Elm. Ave. FA 25751 Publlah J u l y 34. 11 4 A . g t i f f a attornay JOHKPII St. (tick shift. $395 cash. Phone ly. Nice location in Sunlaiui USED T.V. Sets $10 up. Ser­ ter furnished. $$<) a month. tbe>e today. 7. 14. 1043. M’ KAHKO. P.I I. Dog 3Ji. Farn FA 2-7690. vice calls $2.00. Sanford BAMBOO blinds, 4 feet $1.99; Call owner at FA 2-1657. Near schools ft shopping CD K-04 Park, Hamlnola County , F lo r ­ =s T. V. Service. 1113 Sanford 6 feet $2.99: $ feet $3.!»; ida, and file the orig in a l \ n center. 5 Lotus Lake Dr. awar or P le a din g in the o ffice 37. Hoata - Motors WK'LL t r a d e our equity in Ave. Ph. FA 2 9776. TE 8-5338. 10 feet $1.99. Also match of tire Clark o f tha Circuit bouse _ " 3 bedroom, 2 balh ho Court on or b efo re tbe 33nd stick blinds. Furniture Cca322 2420 for land, car, trailer, boat 11. Special Services day o f Auguat, 1)43. If you PINECREST. lot E. Jenkin [111 N. Park Ave. Gateway To The Waterway ter. tlOo French Ave. fall to do ao. a da :ree pro or any watcbimacailil or Circle. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, Robson Sporting Goods cohfeaao will be t a k e n a g e lo a t COUNTRY HOMES Piano Tuning and Repair thiiigaiuabob of v a l u e . Florida room, electric oven ASSUME PAYMENTS on Your EYTNRUDK Dealer you for tba r elief demanded I.uitte 4 bedroom home ou 2 W. L Harmon — FA 2-4223 In the f u m p l a l n t. ft range. 322 9557. Leaving town so hurry! Pit. popular make sig sag, auto­ 304 4 8 E. 1st Ph. FA 2 5061 lota at only $1,500. WITNKSH my hand and o f ­ FA 2 9320. matically makes button ficial aeat of o f flc o a t Hauford, 3 BEDROOMS, LAWN SERVICE holea lta baths, 3 bedroom home with 7 acres Hamlnola County , tbta 23nd and dial for fancy 39. Trailers - Cabanaa patio. San-Sem Realty., land at $7,950. Mowing and edging, etc. Sat­ day of July, 1143. stiU-he*. Guaranteed. Five SPORTSCRAFT ’30. 50x10'. (dCAL) .John T. Zeuh. Reg. Brok­ 3 bedroom home with 5 acre* St. Johns Realty isfaction guaranteed. Pb. Arthur U D e c k * i: m J r . peymeiit* of $6,90 or $30 1 Bedroom, front kitchen, er. 2619 S. French. Piione FA 2-1817. at $I2,.'00. Phone u* for Tin: TIME TEST!) FlltUl Clark o f - :ir. ult , . cash. FA 2-9411. By: Martha T. Nihian days. F \ 2-7459. Evenings roomy, clean. Reasonable. 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 details. D. C. FRIGIDAIRE FA 2-5296. Orlando 855-1842. Joaopu SI. Muraaao SPECIAL Fresh cage Eggs. Salta ft Service PARK RIDGE. 3 Bedrooms. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS p. u. iiux ::s Coma ft get ’um. 2739 Coun­ •57 YELLOWSTONE 23 f t FUR NI8H K D apis. Newly lVt baths. Corner lo t No G. H. HIGH Realtor Fern Park. Fla. Publlah July 31, I t A Aug try Club Rd. Birkea Egg decorated. 601 Palm etto. Raymond l.unJqmst. Also. qualifying. Low down pay­ 1700 W. 1st St. Sanford Huusctrailcr. Sleeps 4^ Has T. < till, Factory. ment. 323-0665. tub. $995. VA 3-371$. ' Pa. fft 2-J4M FA 2 1374. FA 2 2951 Atlantic Bank Bldg iC D K - l l © Seminole Realty L_______ Stemper Agency Legal Notice Stemper Agency Stenstiom Realty Legal Notice Stenstrom Realty Jim Hunt Realty BALLBLAIP Stenstiom Realty The Herald W ant Ads )r‘ Stenstrom Realty % �V ------------------ J>- ■" V' '“ ' - » '4 y t f W r * ’ • ♦ n w*o M r g g>attforb ip e d a li Cream Cheese. . . iC 29e WEATHER: Widely scattered afternoon thundershowers through F rid ay ; high today in 90s: low in 70s. RieN'e Cbeaee Ipseed V O U ly Chetz-Whiz..........*iT 39c ♦<rC io c feataus iMbval Margarine..........2 58c There are 5->0 homo demonstratioa club members in Seminole County and all of them were fighting mad this ^m orning over the elimination' of the home demonstration agent’s services in the year's County Commission budget. The women say they’ll take their club membership* AND their business to another county if the commissioner* don't reconsider. . . a Lee Bros, sre ready to *build a new and the first com­ mercial building in what is now known a* Lake Monroe industrial Park. This •« »he cilyowned properly a l o n g I.akc Monroe that was known is Sanford Industrial Park until the title was given to IILH interests for the Sanford Avenue property. (Mae te e am * bee MN i m e Weave w iseesaR WisceasAs O ilM e ftyte Ckewe Z 65c Longhorn Cheese . Swift’* P rn w Jra Sweet - Smoke - Flavor S lic e d B aco n • fr o z e n • ib. 4 9 * • •isde-lye QMtk Green Peas ........*sr i9c Swift's Premium Skinleu Breekfeat Link Sausage among tits w t e ’i lop rankn, the Mw VK&lZt !* rfe*'*! ■load m c tk a among the nak-ad-filt. Dm proceu hnrohraa quick freexiag freih beer and re- ..................... Potatoes............. 4 ISJT 99c i im 3 . Chocolate Coke •• pi» 59c Swifft Premiwm Sliced (tf-es. f k |. 29c) B ologn a ..................... SsetMwsd's h m m Wbeta 12-ei. Potatoes J9 r Pink Lemonade . 8 Lunch M eat • <A e concentrate can then be chipped In tank ear* and "recoeitituted" at bottling plaata Mattered aaound the country. Shipping cocta would be n t 71 per cent • • Ib. 65c Teety Deef -See S ca llo p s ..................... Ib. Haddock Fillot 65c Met. Nat's Pamir I Fish Fillots Pecan Shortbread ,4p£ 49* Variety Cremes 24-oe. Lemon Juice o tw o t I o 49* Q el* *ls «we* "4 et 3UAVI HAIR SPRAY S«m<l. T A B - Mli*-W-N«te I♦-•«. ■'••I site, 99* ■ " '+ Ns MMH (laam ft«U A - we. tsi. m u IMMS W W s Y f f ilO O O raan S ta m p s el* Als tmp*n e>4 petliu *(■ 4-12 INSICT RIPILLINT Stick. L*ui* •» **»■» S « r S-M A - r S t,l« llctoM XcU Sue- 11. SMI) ) 0 » ' ' V .V 1 0 0 Jtyl O r a a n S t a m p s m 4 s o r t MS t i t eS* * H SI.00 OR MORf OR ANT ANCHOR-HOCKINO GLAJJWAM ITIMS! Iltu m S . l . Aim . I f . IM S) (iM M M SM M O noo J ft s ■p a s ifiB lO O O raan S ta m p s el* Als mt p n itti «l; sw vrs auswiit margaiim 2 1-lb. etna. 58c Itip te S a l . Au». I I , I N S iM V s r u o o J ft O r e e n S t a m p s el* Als iwfM m4 fmd>n» *4i TAtNOW OVIN RIADY MIAT lOAf 2 Vi-Ik. $1.19 (!*»<#•« — i«i-4 Aw*, ir, m i) wumam ’ST 59c lb . ! Ib. Ib. 49* 49* 49* "SCOTT PAPER SALE" Bennett'i H ealthful, Texty Prune J u ic e ......... 24-o«. . hot. W hite or Colored Tissue 25' S o ft-W e v e .................2 Delicious F&P Bartlett Pear H alves .... 4 #301 cane *1 #2V i cane *1 #303 cans Famous Cut-Rito W axed Paper 49' 6V'a-o*. cans Cut-Rite's New Convenient *1 Sandwich B ags............. 21* Bar B-Q Sau ce.... ’£.? 39' PRICES Redeem your Froo-Wan 100 Bonus Stamp Coupon at Publli Fret-W an quart 19' Plastic W ra p ................,00^ 2 9 ' Kraft'* Regular or Smoky Floor W a x 75-ft. e e eoa e » Cut-Rite's All Now Popular Star-Kiit Labal C h u n k T u n a ....4 a Fam ily N a p k in s.......2 “ •**•27' Par-All Breed California T o m a to e s......... 3 25' Scott'* Table Stylo Sweet Treat Brand Sliced P in e a p p le ......... 3 rag. rolls EFFECTIVE TH U RS.-FRI.-SAT., AUGUST I5 -1 6 -I7 TH . 99' <u LARGE WESTERN PINK-MEAT "27"e SIZE IX T N A -; lO O ^ 1 T 6 1 0 0 JW O r a a n S t a m p s m elA Ale twees m4 pmnkmm mk m 08ANM RAWO WIINIRS Cantaloupes 4 «• 99 lb. 59c Ilm W fW U U Am . IT . ISAM mmmmsmm iO W W e Y W O Q JM O r e e n S t a m p s Swoot Yellow □ O nions.....................2 * 19c 25c 19c Crisp Was tens Cello-Pocked □ C a rro ts . . . . 2 * Crisp Michigan Pascal □ C e le ry ..................... 2 <° - IB a U rw * - t~ A - t . IT . 1*41) gf)MM,OO.O.QJ)J),ao.OAii.O.O W ’SsV W O reen S ta m p s elA Al« *w*w w4 *a*ew Mi TRIASURI ISLI QUICK RROZIN PAMILY PACK RRIADIO SHRIMP 1 Ve-lb. beg ? .’,19 Iw m U L . * « * . IT . I SAW W hite or Colored scot tow els • a a la j I6 -O I. fa 6 39 * « cant $ WHO! SHOPPING IS A PUASUM * Swift's Premium Conned Vienna sa u sa g e . . . . >»* VIOLET BOWL than I par partbMM at 95.00 t* 2 9 ' to Swift's Os (Smooth or Chunk Style) peanut butter Cesfeeter loses 2 9 * elA Ale eeases w4 pe*«w *4 TAtNOW OVIN HAST MIAI LOAf 1 ’/ a -lb. 19c The Altamuntu S p r i n g s Town Council agrred at Wed­ nesday night's meeting to look into th<* possibility of getting tin- Orlando Transit Company to extend its bus service into the community. 0* o o The annual teenage march againd Itikcmia will lx- held on Sept. 8 beginning at I p.m. Mra. Lester Elgin, of Longwood, has been named dis­ trict chairman of the South Seminole area. • • • North Orlando's Volunteer Fire Dept, has announced that fire calls during the day are to be turned in at the North Orlando (iencral Store and at night to Boh Stephen­ son at his home. In case of fire when the volunteers all are away at work, the calls will be answered l>> the Flor­ ida Forestry Service. o SEMINOLE PLAZA INTERSECTION HIGHWAYS 436 AND 17-92 | 91 o Bear Lake won Tuesday's second game in the three game playoff with Casselber­ ry for South Seminole Little League Seniors. The final game will be plajed at 4 p.m. Saturday at Casselberry. The scries stands at I I. • • • The question of a compre­ hensive telephone service for all of Seminole County will come under discussion Fri­ day when representatives ot the Winter Park Telephone Co.. Southern Bell, the Cham­ ber of Commerce and the mayor, of the county meet for luncheon at Spencer’s Restaurant. The group hopes to come up with a workable arrangement to eliminate the division of the county by two companies, and all that long distance calling. • • • Member* of the Class of 193d of Seminole High School have been asked to meet at § p m. Tuesday at the First Federal Caucus Room !o plan a class reunion. Bring any addresses you have of members who have moved away. For information call Mrs. Eugene Estridge. HI. or Mi»s Grace Marie Stine- cipher. I o Eftabliahed 1908 TIIITJS., A lV .l’ST 15. 1%3 SANFORD. FLORIDA NoT778 Sanford-Maytown Canal Gets Top Billing In State Projects Is there a difference be­ tween a grampus and a scor­ pion? Mr. and Mrs. D. E. At­ kins, of I.akc Mary, placed one of these vile looking things on It. E. Porter’s <lcsk . . . in a mason Jar, of course. They said the arach­ nid (that's a good word) was found in a garbage can and iHB is as poisonous as a rattle* i anake. * ’ * Local CPAs, including Coun­ ty Commissioner John Fitz­ patrick, are invited to attend the organizational meeting of the Mid-Florida chapter of the National Association ot Accountants Saturday at Or yi lando. • • • Today is (he last day for Mary Williams, she with the Very pleasant voire who has been answering the telephone when you call The Herald. Mary says she plans to spend snore lime with her mother and in getting ready to be a grandmother again . . . Mary we'll suisa you . . . and good luck! • • • It. E. Porter hears a big insurance company is taking over the second floor of the Florida State Bank building. Remind u* to check with Gene Tucker. E m m m i Pickets Barred THORNE, England (UPI) —Mrs. Amy Cliffe, n 71-yearold grandmother, waa barred from thla Yorkshire village's annual walking raco Monday ^because ahs was n "profes•lonaL" Chuck Steaks Short R ib s ... Ground B eef. JM O r a a n S t a m p s Prince Edward Appeal Planned 71-Year-Old Pro •••sees 9 '- r»*' 49* (MMMM4MS5J) MIAMI (UP1) - Circuit Judge Robert 1L Anderson Is­ sued a permanent Injunction Monday barring Negro intogratlonlsta from picketing a Miami ice cream stand. Jft 49c GOV'T - INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF Cars Hit Headon In Vacant Lot RICHMOND, Va. (UP!) Negro leadera planned today to ask the U. S. Supreme Court to overrule a federal appellate court's refusal to reopen Prince Edward Coun­ ty's public schools, closed four yeara ago to avoid Inte­ gration. The U. 8. 4th Circuit Court of Appeala held Monday that the question of whether the county could legally abandon ita public education system waa a matter for state courts to decide. Tbe 3-1 decision meant the county'i schools will remain closed for the fifth conical tive year. • • e SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN TENDER-AGED 000000000000000000 JACKSONVILLE (UPI) Two wamrn drivers defied the odds Monday and crash­ ed head-on in a parking lot which police said was "as de­ serted as a 10-acre field." One woman accused the other of primping in a rear­ view mirror and not watching where she was going. Police said the accuser was driving in the wrong direction in a parking aisle. No charges were made, but police said damage totaled about $300 for each car. 99c GrllTsteaks........’ST $1.49 legal Battle Over Perez MIAMI (DPI) — A feat moving court-to-eourt Iagal battle broke oat today ae U. S. attorney* sought to deliver former Venesoelan dictator Marcoe Perea JinMoea to of­ ficiate waiting to escort the one-time strongman back to his homeland for trial on tmbesslement chargee. Government attoneye first went before state circuit Judge lobert Anderson, who then dismissed a paternity suit and holding order against Perea Jimenei. The attorneys then flew to Jacksonville where attorneys for the ex­ dicta tor had won a final hear­ ing before the U. 8. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal*. The Jacksonville appeal was scheduled at g p.m. EST. At­ torney Irving Jaffee, special counsel from the U. S. Justice department In Washington, pledged that Peres Jimenex would not bo turned over to Venesuelan authorities until after results of the hearing were known. bile 39c Tlp-Tef Cepelond'e Femity Pek moving the water is the lerm of Ice. fe e d s United Press Leased \\ ir e W W A ... Meany To Run Waterway Discussed By Authority UNITY HOUSE. Pa. lUPt) — AFL-CIO president George Meany, who will be KU Fri­ Proposed St. John--lndian day. plans to run for a new River Canal lias been given two-year term In November. lop priority at the state level it was revealed this morning Princess 13 In a meeting nt Orlando. W. A. McCrce Jr., chair­ LONDON (LTD — Princess () HOY! THIS YEAR WE CAN CO TO SCHOOL. F irst Knulera Don Anne, who leaves borne soon man of the State Canal Nichols ttittl Sylvia Williams Imve their Iwok hags in hand, th eir new fur hoarding school, stepped Authority, said that state of­ clothes and shoes on and tire ready for that opening day of school Sept. .3. into the teen age world today ficial* have placed ilie stamp Don is thu son of Mr. and Mrs, Gene Nichols and will attend Westside with a 13th birthday party of approval on this SanfordSchool ami Sylvia, daughter of Mr. ttnd Mrs. J. ( \ Williams, will go to Pinealmard the royal yacht Blood­ Maytown ean.il, indicating to crest. Doth have attended the Holly Avenue Kindergarten. (Herald Photo) the point this waterway su­ hound. THE STREET WAS SLICK with watermelon juice after thi.-* truck dumi»percedes the proposed cross ed its load when the bed nlid off the chastain. The driver’* trouble began state barge canal fur which JFK At Office with a blowout which tilted the bed of the truck over. Thla, with the WASHINGTON tUPI) - President Kennedy has asked weight of the melons, waa too much atul the whole load came rolling into President Kennedy, his fam­ Congress for an initial appro­ ilrnpeville Ave. a t Country Club Hoad. ily worries cased by the re­ priation of SI milium. turn of his wife from the hos­ Attending today's meeting pital. flew back to his office today to tackle problems of were the commissioners of the canal district, Chairman l the Chief Executive. John Kridrr, Hansome Down­ es, Orlando. It. C. Brady, Ti­ Spy Sentenced NEW YORK ( U P I ) - N a v y tusville. and Steve Shmholscr, School Ik-11* will he ringing five nt Croonif, five ut Rosen- | Sanford mvrehants, too, ar« Yoeinan 1-c Nelson C. Drum­ New Smyrna Beach; Memond, 34-year-old Baltimore f r e e ; Sen Randolph Bodges, again in Seminolo County vv-ald and five ut l.ymun High ready for tha opening of The sum* answer to an Negro, waa sentenced to life director of the State Hoard Sept. 3 mk approximately 11,- School. ATLANTA (UPI) — Two achool with wall-stockeif WASHINGTON (UPI)—1 T hr in prison today for conspiracy of Conservation; Gen. J , C. GOO children pul nvvity members of the University of identical question wu.« given I shelves and racks of school In udditinn nt Ljinan School Civil Aeronautics H o a r d Hutchison, chairman of the Georgia Athletic Board testi­ by J, D. Ilnltn, com ptroller1(CAB) today ordered North­ to commit peacetime espion­ Scntiiiulc County CoiiimUsiun I'nthing suits and husehnllit tlu-io will In- a new science clothes and supplies which will age for Russia. fied today the general char­ and treasurer of the universi­ east Airlines to stop its New a n d tins Faulk, Brevard Mini take lip their bonks again. suite, music suite and shops. lie needed by th* county’s 14,« Some of the new construc­ Construction is nlso under­ 500 school-age youngsters and County Commissioner. acter of Wally Butts is "bad" ty and trrasuivr of the ath­ York to Florida service ef­ Actor Dies way on th« rnfetorium nt tion which has been going on fective Oct. 14. Kriihr, pointing to Hie ini BOLLYWOOD (LTD-Cllfand thut they would not be­ letic association. tin? undetermined number of The aelion was taken in a ford Odets, plavw right, actor porlaiico of this waterway, in ut schools all ovor ilia coun­ South Seminole Junior High, Scoliey, in his deposition. lieve him under oath. college students. ty during tin- Mimnirr will be lha new English FUtnte* ele­ final decision that left only Immediately after they left acknowledged that h« and >g;itionul Airlines and East and motion picture director jdlealed that sometime in the The weekends of Aug. ‘JT writer, diedWednesday future the? Eeonlockhatehee irmly for the influx of pupils, mentary school, and addition tin! stand attorneys fur the Butts were dose friends and ern Air Lines to operate the and of music suite, library and ami sonuwill bo opened later. River can he channeled t< > and 21 and also 29 and 30 wiU Saturday Evening Post, thc had met together in Chieugo,' Florida route, the nation's night at Cedars ot Lebanon provide- a leg from the canal Chunges in arrangements lunchroom nt Suaford Junior find special back-to-u-hool Hospital after surgery for ul magatlne Butts Is suing for nulo. Ife remarked that thruugh utilization of tpuce High FchooL i t . Atlanta - id Jlisnii iu c ia tU A -iif >»».d prom otions advertised. $10 '♦illboi. iibel dal .ages, a New w •'. Tha school nilminlstrntion m. rk--t. Orlanilo is one of the few m a­ and rountriictinn of lu-w unit* gan fs-d ln r n deposition uikvii , on va.mfis occasion*. , 0|J ,uIy ,J|t ,|m C A n all The Seminole High School jor cities in the United Slati .- will add 15 new ilassroouis. building rnmo in for ita share Exiles Rescued from Frank Scobey, a Chicago Scobey, who described hint- nounced it bad tentatively tic Hr-.iul will play a concert down­ of expansion this ym r ns a NASSAU. Bahamas ( I TI ) not located on water. businessman described in Sen- seif a.« u be. r distributor, said ciib-1 to deny renewal of • • • conference room mid a new town from 7 to 9 p.m. on Aug. —Tlie British frigate Caprice ate testimony as a man who . that lie met Butt* tlimugb Northeast's authority to tl) office for Superintendent R. 20, with tlie Croonts High Major isiint of discussion took ID Cubans off normallyplaced heavy bet* on spoiling 1 former Notre Dams Coach the route. The airline has T Milvvei* have been added. Hand expected to offer a con­ uninhabited Eel Kay Wednes- till? morning was that eim.il events. j Ktsnk f.enliy. During tlia first stmester, cert on Ausr- 23. Time has not been operating under a tom day night an.l lorried them to district directors must pm Dr. Hugh Mills of Athens, | lb- added that "I probably poiar> students who will attend the yet been set. rertilirutr betw-en Florida, it was announced to- down the alignment for the an associate professor of edu- know do couches.'' new English Fi-tates Filamen­ New York and Florida since day. canal and obtain necessary ration and a member of the I Scobey said Butts had a-ked 193C. Today, it made the de rights of way. Kriiler and llv I'nitrd Press International tary School will attend dou­ university athletic board, was liim to secure- financial back­ chinn Huai A mobile rlasalooiu. tar- ble session from s a.m, to Oops, Wronjr Stop Harold Scott, Jacksonville i Debt Extension asked if the? “ getieial charac­ ing fin tine.- businesses - - an The ruling left Noitlie.i-.il WASHINGTON ( IT I)—The engineer, were agreed that g ■-1 of anti-diseriniiiiation noon and noon to 4 p.m, ut GAINESVILLE (UPI) — ter of Wallace Butts is good orange grove, un orange con­ with only its uumc) lo»in; | Senate Finance I'mnmiltci' all rights ot way will be do protests, was set uliru early tlie South Seminole Filetneii- Carl Fimmett Jonea of Jack­ or bad." centrate business and a small New F!ngland routes, wlui'h i today approved * House-pass- J nated, grain*, by four pro-1 today in Chicago. tury School, Milivio said. sonville! stopped his automo­ '*( would now have to say loan business. Hie board said it would »ul>-* ed• administration ■ • ■— ! ------ ■ Classrooms at Croonts and bile at the wrong place Wed­ measure to perty owners excepting be- More than 150 integration bad." Mills said. "Frankly-, I didn't have sidize. In effect, the CAR re- 'extend the $309 liilllnu (cm- tween If. S. Highway 1 and i.ts have been arrested nt Itosenwuld are ready for the nesday afternoon to a 'k di­ enough confidence in thi-ni duced the 20-year old carrier [ porary national debt limit un­ Indian River. i the poitalile classroom site opening of school, as is tlm rections—thu office of th* (Hie ventures) to approach to the status of a local sei - j m \„ v . no. The vote was II It was brought out that a and one civil rights leader Lyman addition. Con-itriictiuit Florida H i g h w a y Patrol. anybody,” Scobey said. vice airline. p, k. cut will lie made from Lake vowed t h e demonstrations on the additions a t Sanford Troopers promptly charged He said he bought possibly The action came shortl) lie Monroe due east to the St. would continuo "until hell Junior High are not expected him with driving while intoxi­ $10,000 or $1H,(H>0 worth of fore the Senate Aviation Sub Rail Hearings Johns River at a point near freezes over" unless their to lie ready until later in tha cated uml driving without a stork in Continental Enter­ committee opem-d a hearing driver's license. year. WASHINGTON (UPI i-T hc Lemon Bluff. Sen. Hodgca in- demands are met. prises, hie. because Butts had into the effect of the CAR de­ House an.l Senate commerce dicated that this will alleviate! F'irenicn broke into tinTAMPA (LTD — Nego- told him it was a good in­ cision on air service in the committees were reported to­ the fears of shad Interests burning classroom, winch Bl­ Gating Usim* resumed meet­ vestment. northeast area. day to be planning resump- ind will nut disturb that tegrationisls claim foster de ing today as the striking Elec­ "I probably have about nil 1facto segregation, and exlion early next week of hear­ .•porting enterprise, trical Workers Union rejc ted eight or ten thou-und dollar • * • | llngulslied the early morning ing* on President Kennedy's 30 DAYS TO IIKTTKIt GRADES coma proposal to vote on the losa today" in that stock, proposal that Hie Interstate Kridrr brought up again the fire. Vandals tried In set lire | incin-iM in today's Herald on I’nge 5. Intr-t General Telephone Co. fvnbi-y testified in his depo­ Commerce Comniis-i.nt <ICC) thought uf Julm llruinli-y. to au-dlicr middle unit u block 1 ITeimivd and written by The Heading Laoffers. sition. •olve the railroad work rules Sanlord. also a canal ill-drill Irmu the scene of earlier lauatory for Newspaper Enterprise Association, Mayor Julian l.nnr a-kt.l director, thut spoils from the demonstrations, dispute. The Ib ritld will publish daily for 30 days this the executive committee of canal In- used fur the bed of j White ari l Negro pickets series designed to aid students in their studies. SAIGON*, South Viet Nnm Loral h it International Bro­ a proposed cross stale high appeared at tlie home ol Timely, too, for today’s edition also is (LTDA Buddhist nun burned Meredith OKd therhood of Electrical Work­ JACKSON, Miss. ( t I'D—A way from Sanford to the east Chicago Mayor R i c h a r d "Hiuk-to-Srhool" with local merchants offering herself to dentil today in the ers, AFL-CIO. Wednesday to Dairy. special b a rg a in s for the children iming back to coastal tow n of Ninh I loo, re­ lour-nian subcommittee ot coast. call the election, with hirn In conclusion. Sen. I lodge* school come Sept. 3. MIAMI (UPI) — A Coast liable government sources re­ the state College Board reovu eeing it. Guard xhareli plane today ported. It was the fourth ported today it found no suf­ brought out that waterway A* tile talks rrauilird, tho found a 23-foot boat overdue Buddhist suicide in recent ficient grounds to e v p e I development in Florida is the company reported thut no sub- since S.iturd.i) with three weeks in protest to govern­ James II. Meredith front Hu- key to industrial development University uf Mississippi The and pledges the complete co­ otngi- had lu-t-n reported dur­ men and a woman aboard. ment policies. ing tin- night. The Imat. powered hy mi TAMPA (U l'l)-T h a F'lor Ninh lino is about 200 miles lull board was to meet to operation of lilt* State Hoard The 10-tmiu executive com­ in board outixiard e n g i n e , mirth of Saigon, about g"0 review the subcommittee's of I'on.vervution. iilu Council of loo meets here You'll iipiiri'diile the e.xlru nervire mittee notified luine of it* d*-- turned up missing on a trip miles from Hue city where a today to plan ways of gelling cisimi Wednesday night and from Miami to Rimini in tlie novice Buddhist priest burned congressional approval of SI w — A------ » H « lp F o r F a m i l y said it w«* "merely following Bahamas, it was found far himself to death Tuesday. Weaver Appointed \ d a y t o x a b e a c h ( u p u million for initial construction F ltb E tha wishes of tli* member- north of its course drifting in I'revioudy. two other lludd TALLAHASSEE ( I TI ) — Hie Daytona Ih-uch live- of the cross-Florida barge ca Tire mhlp.** | (he Gull Stream about 120 hist munks committed suicide Industrial CominDsion (.'hair- saving corps, an informal Ira ­ na I, Inspection lajcal President Robert j miles east of Dajt’-na Reach. by fire in a growing campaign nian Worley Brown today np- ternity of lifeguards, said toPresident Kennedy has a*k FREE Mount said tlie grnrral mem- j Known to ho alxiaril the uf protest by the Buddhist pointed Mainti attorney Sid- day it will aeli its brand-new cd Congress to appropriate Tire Rotation bership ha* instructed the pleasure Imat were Donald who have accused tlie regime liey M. Weaver u deputy ruiii- bout to ruisn funds for tbe the money, but lawmakers committee throughout the Johnson. 30. and peter Ncsic, of President Ng<> Diuli Diem mivsion to bear Workmen's family of a young father of have taken no action The FREE strike not to bring back pro- , 31, of Miami, and Dcnnit | of religious uml political dis- Compensation cos- m. Weaver’s three who died Wednesday, council hope* Congress will F lat Tir* posals until it got "something Kceser, 2ft, of Fort I..older crimination. Thu government appointment will become e l - ) following ut initiation cute-1 approve t l i e appropriation Repair w;orth working on." I dale. I lias denied tlie charges. | inony. fective Sept. I, this session. FREE Front End Check Lu ts Here It Is Mid-August --A n d Before You Know It Scobey Testifies He, |c a b Rescinds Line's Flights Butts 'Close Friends' Info Florida School W ill Be Open Again Vandals Fire Mobile School Union Rejects Phone Offer 30 Days To Better Grades Buddhist Nun Dies In Fire Plane Finds Missing Boat Council Meeting On Canal Funds ’ i l - TIRE W ith Us! J Courthouse Annex, Defender In Tentative County Budget Seminole County Commix-'on was a $25,1X10 appiupria- $1,900 and the Seminole Coun-tat a $18,000 increase anil the j with an additional $72.0001pointed as a committee of sinners sheathed Uteir paring I lion for a court house annex ty Health department got I hospital received Iheir re-1 budgeted for thh road anti two to rerommenij a site for I tlie new office knives late Wednesday a ud' in tlie south end of the coun- funds for two new nur-cx and i|uestcd one quarter mill in- bridge fund. two new vehicles. | crease to bring them the $55.Included in Hie $23.0ui bud- Almost all departments resnnounced that they had pre- ty. The highly successful F'o»- i ooo needed for exoansinn. geled for thr ruiirthoiise an- reived some of the increases pared a tentative budget o f Commissioners also chop ter Care Program was ilielud- ! The Civil Deleave appro nex facility are Hie sj|ari''s they asked lor, including salapproximately $2 I million' ped in half their amount for ed with $10.1*0 hiwlgctcd (or priahon is to slay Hie same, of personnel Hum Hip Coun ary increases, and the Cham without raising (lie present com mission supplies and add- continuing care, and Judge I ($3,200) but Hie Central Flor- ty judges office, the olfice o( her of Commerce budget was six mill assessment. I cd an "animal welfare of- Yernon .Mize's request tor a 1Ida Planning Council was Hie Supervisor of KcgUtra- boosted $3000 Slashed off the budget were hce." full time juvenile court sec-1 boosted from $3,207 to $7,- (ion, the Zoning Hoard and' Public hearing for the new 1 the offices of the Home Dem- The newly created office of retary was also approved. 300. the Sheriff's Department. 'budget has been set for 101 onstratktn Agent and the ad-’ public defender received the The Slieriff’s Department! Tlie County Road Depart- Comniis-ionerf Lee Gary I a m. in tlie Commix-ion room' 1 mmixtrativ c aide and added, requested appropriation oil budget request was approved, rnent got the biggest increase and Janies Avery wet* xp ,oU Sept. Hi. Expert Wheel \lig n m e n t Tire* III.'. \V. FIRST ST. FA 2-0651 � 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 14, 1963 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 14, 1963. 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