10 10 260 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/200d6cb33231a60a4c218fc66f8ef0a8.pdf 93871b3ac8013b4b74ef6311d1177354 PDF Text Text Tmmammmmmmmmmmom I Court Ruling Strips Florida Milk Producers O f Protection, Horne Says of Representatives, I derision ruling: that Florida not deatroy the Florida Milk “ to spread a canopy o f pro­ meeting was to analyze the other areas. "Th e total fluid outside supplies, he observed. most Inevitable Is the extent Mallory Home, lawyer tor Home the State Milk Commission said th li week that the re- milk distributor* may pur- Commission." tection" over Florida milk circumstance! which now con­ milk requirement* fo r the But a price only slightly low- to which technological change Speaking to noma 400 dairy producer*. and former apeaker of the cent historic Supreme Court chase out-of-atate milk "doea front the dairy industry, as state of Florida are probably er than those presently pre­ is eliminating numbers from industry producers and did"Certainly we are left with well at to analyze the alter­ less than one half the surplus vailing might provide little or the ranks of the dairy indus­ Pnjre 12 — July 10, 1964 tributora at a Milk Marketing (Tl]r fcanfnrh Ijrrn lh the right to establish a price," native* in "an objective and over Clas* 1 requirement* on no incentive from outside try. Conference at the Univcraity he said. Home referred to the compassionate manner." This competition, Fedderson the Chicago market alone." In supplies to seek entry or for o f Florida in Gainesville this Milk Marketing situation in Dr. J. Wayne Reitz, presi­ addition. Jucrs pointed out, handlers in Florida to seek said, o f many handlers and week he added, however, that Florida as a "dilemma," and dent o f the University of there is a vast quantity of outside milk, unless Florida producers is taking place in as a matter o f practicality it said, “ ft will be a number of Folrida, welcomed the dairy high quality milk available producers found it unprofita­ regulated market*, where "w* essentially “ denudes” t h e year* before this thing set­ leaders to the campus. through the whole North Cen­ ble to produce milk at the have achieved what has been Commission o f its authority tle* down. Every state is try­ Dr. Linley E. Jucrs, assoc­ tral region o f the United lower price and it was neces­ called 'the golden mean be. ing to adjust to it," iate professor o f agricultural States, which could, if o ffe r­ sary to go outside to obtain tween rigorous government Horne explained that the economics. Michigan State tin- ed an economic incentive, be adequate supplies, he added. control and tooth-nnd-claw court decision forbids the com­ iveraity. East Lansing. Mich­ brought up to Grade A stand­ Congressman D. R. (B illy) m a y h e m among pnrti*an mission from requiring dis­ igan, said the court decisions ards and made available for Matthews told the dairy lead­ groups, often o f consideralda tributors to favor Florida- of the past two years dealing fluid use. ers that the dairy industry differences in bargaining pow. produced milk over out-of- with federal and state milk He emphasized that whe­ had helped provide the Amer­ er or situation'." atat* milk as to quantity, pur­ price regulation may possibly ther these quantities of milk ican housewife with the best Dr. Ralph Eastwood, agri­ chase price, and usage. cultural economist, Florid* have an effect on the dairy- will become supplies o f milk food basket in the world. He emphasized that the industry almost ns significant for Florida depends on the Howard C. Fedderson, de­ Agricultural Extension Serv. court ruled nothing can be as the initial establishment o f level o f prices established in puty Administrator Milk Mar­ ice, mentioned cooperative SAN FRANCISCO (U P I ) - done to discriminate against these federnl regulatory pro­ the state and the level of pri­ ket Orders Division nnd A gri­ bargaining ns one possible al­ The roll call for the Republi­ out-of-atate milk moving into grams some thirty or more ces at which Florida produc­ cultural Marketing Service, ternative. He said that mem­ can nomination for president Florida, that nothing can be years ago. ers are willing to produce United State* Dept, o f A g ri­ bers o f a cooperative are nor­ follows: done to atop the free flow of Discussing the pattern of milk. culture. Washington, D.C., mally nssurrd o f * continuing Alabama 20— Goldwatcr, 20. commerce. future milk supplies in Flor­ Continuation of present said that there is fierce and market. Dr. Eastwood addf I h' Alaska 12— Goldwatcr 0; Dr. E. T. York, provost for ida, Juers said an adequate Florida levels of Class 1 pri­ extreme competition in the that base-excess plans, if Scranton 8; Smith 2; Judd 1; agriculture, in opening the supply o f high quality milk ces with free interstate move­ normal and usual milk mar­ carefully adapted to a markc*, Fong 1. Milk Marketing meeting stat­ for fluid consumption could, ment o f milk, would probab­ ket. One o f the circumstances will control the seasonality of Arizona IP— Goldwatcr 16. ed that the purpose o f the if needed, he obtained from ly bring in competition from which makes competition al­ farm milk production. Arkansas 12— Goldwatcr 9; Scranton 2, Rockefeller 1. California 84— Goldwatcr 86. Colorado 18— Goldwatcr IS; K IN D E R G A R TE N »tudent« nt St. Andrews Presbyterian Vacation Scranton 3 Church School made Palestine houses and scrapbooks for the hospital. Connecticut 14— Goldwater Displaying their work are, seated from left, Robert Lcnier, Jennie Cox, 4; Scranton 12. Teresa Tinsley, Toni Heath, Bret K e iffe r; standing, Cathy IUeckmnnn, Delaware 12— Goldwatcr 7; Mindy Keiffer, Patti Cox, Kelly Norris, Terri Heath and Lynda Lenicr. Scranton S. Florida 34— Goldwatcr 32; Scranton 2; delay caused by poll. Georgia 24— Goldwater 22; Scranton 2. Hawaii 8— Goldwatcr 4; Fong 4. Idaho It — Goldwater 14. — 1 » Illinois 38— Goldwater 36; Rockefeller 2. Indiana 32— Goldwater 32. Iowa 24— Goldwater 14; Scranton 10. LOS ANGEI-ES (N E A ) - showing slripprsrs, if It finds Free TV saya that ultimately Kan**.* 20— Goldwater 18; Depending on where you sit, there is money in it. the pay system will try for big Scranton 1; Romney 1. California's coming contest STV says that local police audience* and big revenue, Kentucky 24— Goldwater 21; over frec-vrpay-tclcvision is laws regulate such goings on. and thus allow the same kind Scranton 3. either the Fat CaU against (he And Weaver say* the FCC con­ of program which attracts big I-oulsiana 20— Goldwater 20. Six* Idealist* or the Opportunist! trols don't amount to much, audiences on free TV. STV Maine 14— Smith 14. •gainst be Public Spirited Glu­ anyway. says it can make money on Maryland 20— Goldwater 6; tens. The committee says Uiat cultural shows (opera, ballet, Scranton 13; Rockefeller 1. To act the stage: Massachusetts 34— Goldwa­ eventually STV will have com­ museums, lectures) on one of Friday in Lot Angeles and mercials, too, STV aay* that'* it* three channels, and will ter 3; Scranton 26; Smith I; Aug. 1 in San Francisco, a nonsense. continue to telecast these Lodge 2. new tystem of pay-tclcvislon Michigan 48— Goldwater 8; B ^ • Fully (Stristisf The committee says that the things. B * lesy N handle will begin operations. Subscrip public will go broke, buying The committee says that Romney 40. • Inst seupliefs tion Television Inc. (S TV ) high-priced programs every sports are such a big attrac­ Minnesota 26— Goldwater 8; 0 has big names and big money night. STV say* it expect* the tion that eventually STV will Judd 16. B so H. I s " ............ behind iL events Mississippi 13— Goldwatcr average subscriber will buy a gobble up all sport* On Nov. 3. California voter* show perhaps three night* a (even the World Series) that 13. at the general election will be week, ansi quickly Warn to viewers now get free. They Missouri 24— Goldwater 23; •iked to vote yea or no on an keep within a budget. point to the fset that the l/>* Scranton 1. initiative. The opponent* ol Angeles Dodgers and San Montana 14— Goldwater 14 r . m pay • tcleviiion have placed Francisco Giants are major in­ Nebraska 16— Goldwater 16. TWIN FALMSl thia on the ballot. If it passe*, COOL COTI vestors in STV. Nevada 6— Goldwater A. L A T IN FAINTj theoreUcally pay • televlalon STV says they will only tele­ New Hampshire 14— Scran­ will he outlawed. It la backed cast games which are now ton 14. KSU U D 01 U rn by the •'Citi/ens' Committee blacked out on free television, New Jersey 40— Goldwater for Free T V ," which, too. has (in Ix>s Angeles and San 20; Scranton 20. DFPA Inspected Douglas big namca and big money be­ Francisco, that's a lot of New Mexico 14— Goldwatcr Genuine RUBEROID PRE FIN ISH ED T w in Palm a C ool Cota Owwts Coming Fiborglai hind it. games; troth the Dodgers and 14. • • • the Giants tcleeast only a very New York 92— Goldwater S; t i l l*T. 2.41 > .4 The opposing eamps have few game* during the season.) Rockefeller 87. r U i V M l IITT. . R-U The lied Posts won three * • • little love for each other. STV 4«r»»v* t it mtt . . - t.itq a • q . North Carolina 26— GoldV 4 "«4 '»r SMu points from the Settees thia 4'sf*rtfc" flit INT. . (p a y ) aays that CCFTV (fre e ) S A V E V, 2 . 4 9 gal. There are more conflicting water 36. m HBS Prico 6 . 5 0 ft. AtoriH M l 4’rt'llil" t it INT. . week nt Jet l.nnes In the Wll- n.it _ is Just a front for theater own­ Hotail Pri«o claims and counterclaims. It 2 " T H IC K 4 C H. North Dakota 14— Goldwa­ 4 *M fl M »% t i t cxr. . _ 3.w« a OH a tiK fl retell price IS years WRITTTN Bead LiWM ......... ........ 704 III er* and television station own­ son-Maicr Women’s Scratch Is hard to find the truth, main­ ter 7; Smith 3; Judd 3; Rocke­ r i i ’iU " t it ix r . - - - --- a B om W h i t e __________ 1 11 I 82 League while the Loungers M ist* FlfilUg W W W wl8H • i.Vc •*. h. r Carer* 100 Square Feet. 233- Walnut ..............IB M It M ers. 4 in w » t it u r . -----ly because there is no track feller 1. whit*. Dmw In *n« Mur — rwaat Horry......... ........ISM 11M 4’Ai‘BlV* CO tHKATHINO in two Nourt. C*»#n approximate lbs. per Square. Whit* *»d C I M.4. «f lin m l. *l » i , ne tieer*. “ The station owners," saya were able to win only two record on pay-television. ■iron —................It.M • H Ohio 58— Goldwater 57; K dor ter . . . . — .M Caters. lr MO-400 H . f t p tf tallow. Tough « ih f Mr nor oovonn*. Sylvester L. (P a t) Weaver, from the Commodes thereby Even pay TV 's Weaver ad­ Smith 1. president and chief executive taking over undiaputed pos­ mits that it will take 10 years Oklahoma 23— Goldwater officer of STV, "m ake trem­ session of first place. of operation before they can 23. llie Kaay Chairs won a tell in which direction they endous profit* in California— Oregon 18— Rockefeller 18. > 4 up to 40 per cent in San Fran­ three point verdict over the arc going. Pennsylvania 64— Goldwa­ cisco. This la Fatcatville and Sectlonnla and the Rerliners But one fact does seem ob­ ter 4; Scranton 60. they dont' want anyone rock­ swept nil four from the Rock­ vious. Even more than net­ Rhode Island 14— Goldwater ing the boat " er* in other league matches. work television, pay-television 3; Scranton It. And the committee Insists Jane Rpol.kl took high ser­ is the mirror of the taste of its South Carolina 16— Goldthat STV is a group of money- ies honor* for the day with a operators, since there is no water 16. hungry opportunists who are "boom ing" 1R0/499 as she sponsor Interference. STV is South Dakota 14— Goldwater simply out to make a fat pro­ barely missed the magic 500 lucky to have Weaver, whose 13; Scranton 2. fit at tile people's expense. mark. Susie Reno xeroed in days as head of NUC were Tennessee 28— Goldwater This particular pay-telcvlon the head pin as she scored among the best television ever 28. alon system distributes its proTexas 56— Goldwater 36. five strikes in a row for a had. > 4 Crams via telephone cable, Other pay system* might not Utah 14— Goldwater 14 181/490 aeries. Taking high hence does not fall under FCC lie so fortunate. Vermont 12— Goldwater 3; game honors, Klnine Kostiv.il purlsdiction. Thia has raised CI o m W o ro n Alum inum A ll S fo io lo M Star! CLOSET Scranton 2; Smith 5; Rocke­ Versatik MICAITA tore 'em up with a 1K4 game. another issue between the feller 2. The 3-10 split wns popular COMBINATION proa and cons. Virginia 20— Goldwater 29; with the girls a* Pat Sipley, • « Scranton 1. The committee says that, Kathy Gray and Elatne KosWashington 24— Goldwater without FCC control. STV will tival converted It. Mary Faust 22; Scranton 1; Smith I. HBS Prico 2 4 . 9 5 S sq. *. W ll f t * . . . 2 1 . 9 5 wrwo a-w.w e x . i T n p a .e 1 3 . 9 5 found the range on the 2-7. be free to »how whatever it West Virginia 41— Goldwa­ leey be W e t . j ----32 ( d m 14* IS** 9.92 Ararat* feted . . . . . . 39.93 1 II) Mrs. Frank While wants—and hint* that there i* Jane Spolski ami Doris SenUHro«mo4oru o»o«««ir4 M to 4o- A<*r*f* Rrt.il ______ 14.93 tcr 10; Scranton 2;; Rocke­ 11.53 Toot for stylo. Motion an4 erafit- ( Ito*o4 m l o*0«"ooro4 lor tfooonf. Vory fllutOr — Mimooo or*4 IoMH nothing to prevent it from auttect were the only turkeyA reception was held Sun­ feller 2. •Bio oorwKO. - tori Cotro. Coter# ofo lu rm iM oilli 4 — r. AtailiBk monthi*. 20-oouoo mchal otomlooo roller* this week. day at DrIUry Mansion House se* u.rt . 32.48 i t M p in M iL 1 12.10 atool, i r ’u riflio ". Wisconsin 30—Goldwater 30 to honor Artist Charles Hold­ Wyoming 12— Goldwater 12 er whose collection o f paint"District of Columbia 9— NEW YO R K ( U l ’ l ) HI ings ure now being show n in Goldwater 4; Sc'anton 3 Phone or Write th e HBS Store •ton Howard and Phil Linz the Main Galleries. Included Puerto Rico 3— Scranton 5., Nearest You of the New York Yankee* will in the exhibit are portrait*, Virgin Islands 3— Scranton | receive the Catholic Youth Or. landscapes, seascape* in oil 3. ganizatlon's annual most pop­ i M i Total* 1.308 and a number o f watercolor*. i _ _ _____ l T A L L A H A S S E E — Footbnll ular Yankee playera award Holder will aerve a* “ art­ Goldwater 883 today. ticket sales at Florida State ist in residence" at the Man­ Scranton 21* University have already dou­ 6UB1KCU sion for the next two weeks Rockefeller 114 bled the previous tales record, Romney 41 and public demonstrations hut according to University Smith 27 1 .6 9 W A T K IN S G LE N . N . Y. officials a number are atill will be conducted on Wednes­ Judd 32 2 .3 9 day* at 2 p.m. Students wish­ ( U P I ) — The 23rd annual N a­ available. If” ■ I f Irteivteuol Ixxlge 2 ing to enroll for instruction BaM floral Ttka — Plata WHite tional Field Archery Associa­ Covering Florida State's Fung 5 •teo Hottflloo, ro* — Ton#wo 4 Oroouo. rotate. n*o4-proof k k li fnforto* flotlom. tion championships, involving five home games during the under the at list should con­ Orlanoa Onto! OriaMo OoTi! End RoU Call tact him immediately at the 1,000 competitors from all 1961 season, the fleets can lie over the country, will be held ordered from the Athletic Mansion. Mr*. Olnce Hinton, chair­ here July 28-31. Ticket Office at the Univer­ man fo r Sunday's reception, sity. 43 W e M AsnoKo HIGH SCORING Duuk S. Campbell Stadium was assisted in serving by > • Ms. G A 5-4434 BOSTON ( U P I ) —On Feb. 77. it being expanded to seat 40,- Mrs. William Hollmann, Mr*. CHICAGO (U P I ) — You 1939. the Boston Celtics and finO prior to the Seminole's E. A. Ralkwill. Mrs. Ralph can't blame the Chicago Cubs the Minneapolis Laker* com­ first homa game Oct. 3 with Schenck, Sir*. John I-eone, for railing A ! Jackson "cou­ bined to score 312 point*. The New Mexico State. The Sem- Mrs. M. Hightower, Sin. P. sin." O i l s won, 173-139, in pro­ inolea will play the Florida Price and Sin. C. D. Martin. The New York Meta* south­ fessional basketball's all-time Gatora here for the first time Refreshments of rookie* paw lost to the Cuba for the highest scoring game. Boston Nov. 21, and FSU fans have and punch were served from seventh time in hi* career • ALSO Mi takokod — Doda Cky — St. PetonWrg — Sarasota — Bradaotw — JodnaovHW •cored SO points in the second bought up season ducats eag­ a buffet overlaid with a linen Tuesday. 4-2. half, S3 coming in the final 12 erly to assure their getting cloth and centered with a He has yet to acore hi* firat a good aval fur the game. izyinutM. vase o f lovely rotes. victory over Chicago. Roll Call On Nomination Of Goldwafer Scotty Sex: M O W California Battle Looms At Your Friendly HBS Store!• 'Best Things Are Free' --Not So, Says Pay TV Z ORLANDO— COCOA— EUST IS—LEESBURG— SANFORD A W M A Q u a lity A p p ro ve d ALUMINUM WINDOWS T9’/a"x26" 19'/«"x50*i" 26W'x26" 26Viwx50W* 37"x38tt* 37"x50V»" 53Vi"x26" 53Vi"x50Vi" Posts Take One Game Margin In Furniture Loop Jalousie 6.69 9.20 7.72 10.91 11.42 12.98 16.20 23.11 Weifar Stripped Top Quality fitM IN S U L A T IO N LATEX PAINT FIR PLYWOOD » ASPHALT SHINGLES P A N E L IN G — a -S M Thick Shop Doily 7:30 A.M. 'Til 5:30 P.M. - Saturdays 'Til 4 P.M. Artist Honored At Reception By WE5TINGH0USE Avg. rtkfl 49c Season Ticket tales Double 1 DOUBLE SINK 300 ft. r*4 p 39c !Q"s*4“ Shett 4I ".M* Hurt . Gets Awards WIRE SCREENING SCREEN DOORS — 7.80 ae- ir.se M l M's 12' «n4 14** O itelHo. For Frees Wholesale Catalog rrrtm FOISNC ZUU Championships FLOOR TILE CEILING THE patterns. 9"a9" standard ueuf*. Chicago Beats Jackson Again ORLANDO § 1 COCOA J Mi. South U.S. 3 1 83k 4I4-7930 EUSTIS 400 Bey St. Fh. JS7-2B78 LEESBURG Hwy. 27 Merth Fh. ST 7-234S SANFORD Ml W. See.le.le Ffc. 223-0400 DELIV III HOME BUILDERS SUPPLY, Inc. • OOOOPPOOPPOPPPPPOPOOOPPOPOOOtOOOQgii»POPOOOPOOOOOOO • �I' Goldwater Meets WSth New National Committee ® i u ' Seminole County * * * * c to 0 Kiwanians found the doors o f the Civic Center 'barricaded " after lunch Wednesday, when member* o f the South Seminole-North Orlando Ki- wnnis Club stacked up boxes of candy ami soap which they had been unsuccessful in sell- SA N SRANCISCO (U P I )— o f liberty Is no vice," he said. Sen. Harry Goldwater launch­ "Moderation in the pursuit of ed his Republican presidential Justice is no virtue." campaign today on a program calling for "a return to prov­ en ways, not becuute they are old but because they are true.” That was the keynote of his speech accepting the pres­ idential nomination of his party at the final session of the GOP national convention last night in the Cow Pulnce. Adm. David L. McDonald, ‘ Extremism in the defense Chief of Naval Operations, Navy Praises Sendofl Given To Capf. Ware imr, vowing that no one could get out without buying one or the other or both. • • • Last week, Kiwanians had to buy up articles le ft over from their own recent auc­ tion, which had gotten shoved back and not produced when the public auction was held. Everybody went home with a ran o f bug spray, floor wax or furniture polish. • • « Those Interested in discuss­ ing social security questions with the governmental agency might murk your calendars now. A representative will he nt the Commission Chamber at City Hall between 9:30 a m. and 12:30 p. m. on Aug. f>, 12, 19 nnd 2d. • * • KOHERT RESSKRER East Central Hospital Unit Meets Here The Ctoek Watchers urged persons interested in the pos­ sible formation o f a Humane Society to look for a letter in the Letters to the Editor Tuesday, but the letter failed to ntnkc that edition. How­ The East Central Florida ever, it is in today, so plcnsc Hospital Council met at 11 look again. • • • a. ni. today at Seminole Mem­ Seminole County Republi­ orial Hospital, with Robert cans, jubilant over the Gold- Bessercr, Seminole Memorial water victory staged u cele­ Hospital Administrator presid­ bration nt the Villanova Res­ ing. taurant Thursday night. We During the businese meet­ hear Republican gubernatorial ing, the group heard about ac­ candidate Charles Holley will counting procedures from An­ bo pnylng a visit to Seminole gus Harlow of Orlando. The County soon. More ubout this session was followed by lunch and a tour of the new pedia­ later. • • • tries wing. Sunshine committee chair­ Jack Monahan, executive man o f the Klwanls Club, director of the Florida Hospital Muyor A. I). Wilson, reading Association and Hill Ford, Hide representative were the list o f club members or Cross their fumbles who are 111 re­ present. Representatives of the East ported that Bub Jackson (R A D , ret.) was slung liy a Central Florida Counril at­ the following wasp between the patio and tended from Hell Glade. the car-port! K 1 w a n i a n s communities: agreed thut was • bad place Clermont, Clewiston, Cocoa Reach, Daytona, DcLand, Eusto be stung. tis, Fort Pierce, Klssimee • • • So glad to see Don M cAl­ Melbourne, New S m y r n a lister (Fishing and Hunting) Beach, Ocala, Okeechobee, Or­ in our office the other day, to lando. Rocklrdgc, Stuart, Vcro bring us s story on the tre­ Hcach and Winter Garden. mendous progress o f tronics, Inc. • • • Dyna- Don expressed great Inter­ est in the proposals to de­ velop the Sanford waterfront and offered to do anything he rould to promote it vin his program. Don has always been a booster for greater use and enjoyment o f the wa­ terways and we welcome his support. • • • Sanford Is due a parade Saturday morning. And a hand concert, too, as the Marching Seminole* promote sale o f movio tickets to raise money fo r band trips. Tho movie is ‘The Patsy" sturring Jerry Lewis. It starts Sunday. •• • The recent Klwunis supper and aurtion netted tho club $1,144 the projects committee reported Wednesday. T h e money will be applied toward the Scholarship Fund and helping needy children, the primary philanthropic work of Kiwanians. •• • Burch Becomes GOP Chairman SAN FRANCISCO (U H I) Sen. Harry Goldwater nailed down his control of the Itepuh. Ilcan Party machinery today with selection of Dean Burch, a fellow Arizonan, to he the party's national chairman. Goldwater also announced that Denison Kitchel, a Phoen­ ix attorney who managed his successful drive for the pres­ idential nomination, would be retained as his campaign manager. In contrast to other recent presidential campaigns Goldwater said lie would maintain no personal organization sep­ arate from the national com­ mittee. Both Burch and Kitchel are old friends and aides of the senator. ^ c tu fn r iT Rep. William E. Miller of New York, retiring vice presidency opposition. He without w-as Goblw-a- ter'* personal choice ami the vote was unanimous, although three Tennessee delegates ab­ stained. Today Goldwater met with the newly elected Republican National Committee, dominat­ ed by his own disciples, to begin reshaping the party or­ ganization. lie already hail and Capt. C. E. Jackson. As­ picked his assistant campaign sistant Chief of Naval Per­ director, Dean Burch of Tuc­ sonnel, today expressed their son, Ariz., to succeed Miller appreciation to the Seminole ns tho GO!* national chair­ County Chamber of Com­ man. Lost night the s e n a t o r merce, the City of Sanford, and the Board of Seminole startled some o f his Republi­ County Commissioners for be­ can critics nnd drew noisy ing presented copies of reso­ [cheers from his own support­ lutions commending the re­ ers with his remark about excently retired commanding jtrcndsni and moderation. It officer of the Sanford Naval 'brought him the biggest ova­ Air Station, Capt. Robert M. tion of the evening but some 1of tho delegates front the Ware. McDonald, one of the eastern stutes sat on their Navy's four-star admirals, no­ humls. The dominant themes o f his tified State Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. today that "It speech were freedom, the nllrgcd failures of the Deinnis gratifying to learn that lin ts to protect it and what Capt. Ware made such a fine tlie Republicans should do to impression upon your com­ .turn tlie tide. munity. “ I am quite sure," he con­ tinued, "that Capt. Ware re­ ceived outstanding coopera­ tion and found a (me spirit of civic pride in you and yuur community leaders." Hoy Scout troops 34. 50t and Capt. Jackson, in a com­ 507 will combine fur a camp munication also direrted to out and campfire ccremuny at Sen. Cleveland, declaredj Fort Mellon Hark Saturday. " I t is, of course, always The Scouts will convene at 1 pleasant to receive favorable p.m. and perform Scout crafts comments concerning our N a­ and the evening meal will he val personnel. Capt. Ware's prepared by patrols. cognizance of and contribu­ "Our American Heritage" tion! to the Navy-Civilian af­ will Ih> tho theme of tlie fairs of your community, as campfire activities at 8 p m. attested to so eloquently by State Hep. Joe Davis will lie Hr* resolutions, has indeed the guest speaker. Scout o f­ been significant ami has been ficials have extended an invi­ in keeping witli our highest tation to tlie public to attend service traditions." tlie program. COM M ENT A r a o f t a e r S fie s * The City Coinniirislioi, ip deciding Ylnn-il. y night to authorize an engineering study for tlie development o f Sanford's lukefront properties, made tlie second dramatic step in an overall plan to revitalize tlie city’s downtown shopping dis­ trict nnd to take tho utmost advantage of the area’s greatest asset— the St. Johns. The first step, o f course, was the prelimin­ ary study and recommendations made by the Sanford Atlantic National Rank, the Florida State Rank o f Sanford, the First Federal Sav­ ings and Loan Association of Sanford and local architect, Joint Rurton IV. This group made its initial presentation o f its findings to the City Commission last Monday night. The Herald, appreciative o f the efforts on the part o f the local bankers, whole hcartedly endorsed tho lakefront development plan. Now, this newspaper commends the city’s leaders in taking the progressive step they made last night. A fter discussing the lakefront development plan with citizens in professional as well as non­ professional circles, Tho Herald is convinced that if the project is feasible from an engineer­ ing point o f view tho project is well worth being carried out. Tlie development program, ns far as the city is concerned, would include the construction of the bulkheads and support, the land-filled area between the two marinas and the piers plus the petroleum and electrical installations. Even if no hotel or motel facilities were commit­ ted prior to tho completion o f this phase of tho development program the project would still lie a tremendous asset to the downtown district as well as to the economy o f thu greater San­ ford area. To Snnford's city commissioners, n “ Well Done!” In 1920 the Winter Park Telephone Company, the util­ ity which also serves south Seminole County, hud 250 phones in service. In 1940 it had 3,000. The number jump­ ed to 10.000 In 1956, 20.000 in 1960 and 25,000 in 1062. The company hna just In­ stalled ita 30,000th telephone — at the new Iveye In Winter Park Mall— a growth o f 6,000 phonee over the past two years. Ily the way, the 30,booth telephone was a gold one. VOL. 56 United Press Leased W ire Established 1008 F R ID A Y , JU LY 17. 1964 SANFORD, FLO R ID A NO. 236 W aterfront Engineering Study Approved By City Commission Company To B R I E F S Be Employed For Project GIs Ambushed SAIGON, Viet Nam (U P I* — Communist V iet Cong guerrillas n m b u s l i e d an American truck mid Injured five U. S. Navy Scabces Tuesday, an American mili­ tary spokesman said today. Model Guilty JU R IL A N T RKRURLICANS, Mr. anti Mrs. E. Rope Hnssctt, Miss Mar­ garet (lattis, Stuart Courtney, Mrs. Shirley Williams, Mrs. Ralph Swanpun and Richard Taylor, left to right, gathered around Santa Claus, seat­ ed ttl piano to left, to sing Holley campaign songs during the informal Goldwater victory celebration held Thursday night. (Herald Photo) Republicans In Area 'Pork Choppers Face Senate Hold Celebration Opposition C H I C A G O (U P I ) — A shapely 19-year-old model, Tony Lee Shelley, who parad­ ed on a public beach in n topless bathing suit w a s found guilty Thursday night o f indecent exposure. I l l Jailed By United Press Intrrnatlonnl Police prodded mid hauled 111 persons to jail Thursday during three civil rights dem­ onstrations outside the Le­ flore County Courthousu ut Greenwood, Miss. Boy Killed Sanford City Commissioners, meeting in a study session Thursday night, voted to go ahead and employ marine en­ gineers to make a preliminary planning study of the propos­ ed waterfront development plan. Tlie long-range, comprehen­ sive plan, which rovers tha entire wateifront area on I.ako Monroe, from Park Avc., east to Mcllonvllic Ave. w-as p re­ sented to the commissioners Monday by a group of Sanford bankers and three other busi­ nessmen. T. E. Tucker, president of Florida State Bank, Gcorgo Touhy, executive vice presi­ dent of First Federal, Howard Hodges, president of Sanford Atlantic Bank and John Bur­ ton IV, architect, financed a pictorial development plan for the waterfront area, and printed a brochure outlining the proposal and objectives. They coupled the proposal witli a letter promising their hacking end cooperation, should thu city undertake Hie development. After discussion, studying of engineering maps of I*aka Monroe and review of the pro­ posal* made the banker* group, City Commissioners in­ structed City Manager W. E. Knowles to contact Uic Florid* Engineering Society for the names of marine engineering firms which will be invited here for interviews. Commissioners said that they would interview the en­ gineers, place before them tho proposal and outline what they wished the study to show, re­ questing that the engineer* present preliminary outline* o f the tests and studies that would be made. Commissioners also decided to request the City Manager to inform the Snow-Todd group Hint they are not interested in their marina proposal at this time. N E W YO R K (U P I) — An o ff - duty police lieutenant An informt.l gathering of nomination of Barry Goldwatshot and killed a 15-year-old C R Y S T A L RIVER ( U P I ) — Negro taiy, James Powell, jubilant area Republicans was ter as Republican presidential Tho rurally-controlled Florida n hetil Thursday night at the candidate ai'd to listen to bis Senate getting the jump on Thursday, touching o ff Villa Nova Restaurant in Win- acceptance s|H-ech over tele­ pending reiippurtieninont, cau­ near riot on the Upper East Side o f Manhattan. cused today to line up ita vision. Among those attending were leadership for 1965 session. Sen. Julius E. Connor of Seminole Yiung Republicans CHICAGO (U P I ) — The Hrooksvillv, leader o f tho soMr. and Mr*. K. Pope HassChicago Tribune announced culled ‘ P 'r 1 Chop" bloc, was Ctl and Mi t Margaret Gattis. Tliursduy night is weekday I A . urprise visitor was Santa n hands down fuvorile to lie newsstand price will go up to designate 1 Semite president, |Glaus (Italiti Swanson) who It) cents a copy starting Mon­ A wrecker lived up to iti mid St. Augustine Sen. Verio was on htnd to plug the day. The current price is namo literally, Thursday j "Christmas In July" dance be­ Pope was favored to get tlie seven rente. about 9:15 p m. when a cable ing sponsored July 3! at the president pro-tempore spot. broke, with tlie result that the Cherry Plaza by the Charles There was speculation, how­ wrecker landed on top ot tin- It. Holley Central Florida ever, that mi attempt might car it was attempting to pull Jheadquarters J A C K S O N V ILLE (U P I ) — Mrs. Swanson, tie made to block the designa­ out of Lake Monroe. |chairman ot the Republican tion o f Connor mid Pope by Florida East Coast Railway The bizarre double accident [ gubernatorial e a n d I d a t e's urban-area senators, who are attorneys have riled 275 in­ began wln-n a ear guided by Jsteering committee, led the almost certain to take over cidents o f siiltctage—tho most Willie 11. Watkins was being •group m singing such cam­ ront nil of the Legislature recent last week—ns the leatowed by an auto driver, paign songs as "Iieck the Polls when mi acceptable apportion­ sou the strike-hound carrier lias not resumed passenger Johnny Will Franklin, of Or­ with Votes for Holley." Reason ment formula is adopted. Senate president W i l s o n service. for these festive activities, uslando. Near tlie Lake Monroe Inn Jually relegated to December, Carrnwuy conceded Thursday on Seminole Boulevard (which stems from a play on tlie the reason for the early cau­ Imnlcri Lake .Monrm i tlie low name "H o lley " which led to cus wus tho current "un­ W ASH IN G TO N (U P I ) — (ham broke and tin- first ear, the holly leaf becoming a sym­ stable” situation created when A survey c f BOTC, National the U. S. Supreme Court or­ Guard nnd other federally skidding on tlie wet pave­ bol for the campaign. Now that Holley lias return­ dered Florida to reapportion aided defense activities has ment. plunged into tlie lake. ed from the convention in San both houses un the busis o f been started by the Defense A wrecker Irom It at lift Ga­ Francisco to plans to start population. Department to root out any rage. driven by Frank Jones, In ordering the legislative campaigning in earnest and r a c l u l discrimination thut arrived and hooked up tow lias scheduled several appear­ slmketlp, the high mint knock­ may exist. cables, preparing to pull the T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I ) — ances this month in Orange ed down the state's 43-sellfirst car out of the take. Gov. Farris Bryant vowed to. nnd Seminole Counties includ­ alor, 112- representative for­ With a snap, tlie towing ing a reception on Tuesday, day he would remain true to mula that is scheduled for hook broke and tlie resulting July 2N, at the Sanford Wo­ VALLEY FORGE, Pa. the Democratic Party and voter approval in November. surge of tension on tlie wreck­ man' s('lul) from 2:3(i to 4 (U P I) — An aerial bomb mid possibly stump for tho party er boom, coupled with the slip­ p. m the raising o f 1,300 flags in Ftoridu during the coming opened the sixth national piesiilrlilial campaign. pery wet roadside proved too Hoy Scout jamboree today, a much for the holding power of "I'm a Democrat and will the wrecker, which slid slowly week of patriotism, work and B yr iinlastaid 6- emfwy rm backwards into tin- lake, land­ By United Pi ess International fun for 62,000 Scouts whose Bryant said nt a news confer­ ranks hnvu turned tills his­ ence wiicri he was asked Ida ing squarely on top o f the first Arizona was named for tlie ST. A U G U S TIN E ( U P I ) — toric site into ‘‘Pensylvauiu's opinion about Barry Goldear. Spanish version of tin- Pima v.uter's chances in the state. Florida Highway Patrolman Indian word for 'little spring Gov. Farris Bryant said to­ 20th largest city.” Bill Stringficld and Trooper place," identified ns in Ari day he has ordered a small Tommy Tomlinson investigat­ zona Creek, according to the fores o f state troopers buck to St. Augustine "to retain ed. World Almanac. the penceful mid calm utinoxFor An All 'Round pheru" o f the nation's oldest Good Time . . . . rlty. Iirysnt told a news confer­ Meet For A Drink At The ence in Tallahassee that ‘‘not more tlinn 10 officers” were ordered to the historic city to Itolster a force o f four troop­ ers which hn» remained there since a raclul truce Was railMon. thru Knt. ed late last month. The governor said ho sent Dancing “ On Tlie House' in additional officers bccuuxe Every Friday Night J o f reports o f ‘ ‘certain out­ side agitators and Incidents Select your favorite tune* J o f picketing" which possibly on our Juke bus free! rould return rarial tension to the city. By Jane Casselberry ter Park to celebrate the Wrecker Lives u’ p To !ls Na n lu Price Increase Sabotage Cited Rights Survey Set Bryant Says He Will Be Loyal Jamboree Opens Arizona Loro Troopers Back As Precaution F R IE N D L Y C AR IIIE V O PE N T IL L 2 A. M. 1 / Sign-Ups Begin Herald Index Abby ........................ Haze 9 Bridge ..................... Psge » Classified ............ Page 10-11 Comics ............... Page 2A-3A Editorial .................. Page 1A Funerals .................. Page 3 Horoscope ....... Page 1A-3A Society ..................... Page 8 Sports ..................... Page 6 T V Programs ........... Page 10 We Hie Women . . . . Page V * W E A TH E R : Cloudiness with showers today, becoming partly cloudy tonight; high today in 80s; low tonight 70-75. Scout Troops To Camp Out E D IT O R IA L itr n tli! Zip Code 32771 party chairman, was nominated for the on the S t Johns R iver * * + * “ Tlie N ile o f America” R A IN 'S L IC K HOADS nml broken towing cable and hook caused thin double accident on the shore o f Lake Monroe Thursday night. In the photo on the left un auto sits in the lake, just o ff the seawall, (seawall is white strip on left of photo). In tlie photo on the right, wrecker attempting to pull first car out plunged buckwards into the lake, on top o f hnpless first auto. Wrecker suffered bent drive shaft. First nuto wus total loss. (Herald l'hotos). Registration has begun for the NAS driver’ s training d a ises sponsored by the C hiefs Wives Club. Sign-up b e g a n Thursday and will continue through Tuesday, from 3:30 to 4:30 fi.m. at Building Two on the Naval A ir Station. Classes will begin Tuesday, which registrants participat­ ing in ten lessons. V A LD E Z H O TE L DOWNTOWN S AN FO RD �0 Rev. Grover Sewell Tomorrow Comes People seek deeper*lely to learn o f the future end this search seem* to concern almost everyone. It is reflected in the tremendous amount of money spent fo r fortune tell era, astrologers, and even some who claim s special in­ sigh t through their religion. O f course, vr» do find Bibli­ cal prophecy, but some seem to read into the Bible things that are not there. For an example, we have heard of people setting dates as to when the world would end only to become "a laughing stock" when the date* were proven to be false. I f we could see the future exactly as it is, would it be good? A little thought about this matter tells us that we would ba most unfortunate if It wera possible fo r us to know what the future holds in every case. Actually, we enjoy the un­ certainty to a degree. On* reason fishing Is the number one hobby In the United fltates is that one never knows Just what he Is going to catch when he easts the plug o r drops tbs worm in ths w aU r. I f h# was to be told the outcome o f the catch the day before going fishing there would be little, if any, fishing dons. I f ons knew the future as it la he would have little purpose In seeing a ball gams or trying fo r a new record In bis favorite sport. Ths unccr- Rev. Jackson To Speak For Elder Springs IT. Both morning and avenlng services st Elder Springs Baptist Church this Sunday Will bs glvsn by Bsv. M. D. Jackson, recording statistical secretary a f tha Florida Bap­ tist Convention, In the ab­ sence o f the pastor, Rev. B. Hamilton Griffin, who la on vacation. Rev. Jackson, now rettrad from tha active pastorate, Is still serving Florida Baptist* aa recording statistical secre­ tary. Ha has held thla posi­ tion fo r tha past 22 years and has been recording statistical aeerstary fo r the Btate Board o f Missions fo r ths pest 18 years. Born In Florida, he has been preaching 41 years. In ths earlier days he served many part time churches and more recently has pastored eight full tlm r churches. Dur­ ing these years ha has bap­ tised 460 persons. Recently he was written up In “ Who’s Who In South And South­ w est." talnity o f the future has much to do with the spice o f life! This Is not to say that we would not lie better o ff if we t'uuiiJ leave the results o f lifa to God and not worry about them. It la also apparent that the future, If known, would bring despair to many. Certainly we are all aware o f the fa rt that if everyone knew what was ahead of him he would have much dread aa well aa antici­ pation fo r life. When we do not know we can leave all o f It in the hands o f a merciful Father who know* just how much refining we need a* much as austination . Tha Important thing la for ua not to spend all o f our time seeking to find out what will happen or to deride how we w ill adjuit to the future but Investigate as to what we ran do to be useful in it. The AposUe Paul looked at the past, as ws find in the eleventh chapter o f Hebrew*, and saw tha great line o f men who had lived In faith and bow right their lives had been. He came to the conclu­ sion that ia expressed in He­ brews 12:1,2, "Therefore, alnce we are aurrounded by eo great a cloud o f witnesses, let us also lay aside every weight, and sin which clings so close­ ly, and let u i run with per­ severance the rare that ia act before ua. . . ." How much I would like to encourage each reader to know that tha futura ia good if ha can approach It in such frame o f mind and heart. This is not to say that all wilt be aunehine and Joy. Into the life o f avery person etorms come, but for. the on* who can look to his Lord as the God o f all of life, he will find that peace w ill possets him. He will even see the trials o f Ufa as potential blesslnga end not at rassninglesa happenings from some blind force descending upon him. He would be able to say with Paul, know that all things work together fo r good to them that lova God." Fact the futura loving God end you w ill find that you need not know all about It because a loving heavenly Father will have made ample provision fo r Hie child. Attend Camp Rev. Leonard Jones, pastor o f Prairie L a k e Baptist Church, has served a t camp director thla week at Camp Joy near R o c k Springs. Wayne Thnmsk, member o f the Prairie Lake Royal Am ­ bassadors, also attended this session o f camp. Class Added To Kindergarten At Holy Cross Kindergarten at Holy Cross Episcopal Church, beginning with the fall term this year, will he expanded to include children who will be four years old by Dec. 31. Announcement of the In­ creased facilities w et made by Rev. Leroy D. Soper, rec­ tor, who advised that many parents have felt the need for their four year old children to have a learning experience to­ gether with other children the same age. It ie not planned that the new clast will be a ''play­ school." bul a place where youngsters can learn to work end play together. Instruction will Include numbers, music, art and constructive play. Mrs. Joyce Soper, former director o f St. Anne'e Kinder­ garten ia Pine Castle and an experienced teacher, trill be in charge of the clast which will meet from > a.m. until noon, Monday through Friday. Registration will be limited to IS children and may ba made through tha church o f­ fice. Lakeland To Be New Methodist Headquarters Relocation viUe to Dedication o f K i n g d o m Hall, headquarters fo r the lo­ cal congregation o f Jehovah's Witneiaes, w ill ba held this weektnd beginning at 7 p.m. Saturday with discussions conducted by local minister*. R. C. Brantley o f Lake Monroe will give the opening address o f welcome followed by a history o f the congrega­ tion to be presented by the presiding minister, R. N. Stafford, alio o f Lake Mon­ roe. A t 7:40 p.m., R. J. Doteon o f Sanford, also a local minister, w ill discuss with the audience the purpose o f K ing­ dom Hall. Dedication discourse w ill be given by J. L. Patrick, supervisor a f activity o f Jchovah'a Witnesses In southeast Flor­ ida. Patrick ia a special repreientatlve o f the Watchtower Bible and Tract Society o f New York City. Open House at Kingdom Hall, 1062 W . Third SUeet, will be held from 2 until 6 p.m. Saturday. Refreshment! will be served. H ighlight addreee will be presented by W . E. Allbrltton, former 8anford resident and present Tampa Attorney, at 3 p.m. Sunday. His talk will be entitled "God'e Kingdom Rules Amidst Hla Enemies." A ll Interested persona are invited to attend. from Jackson Lakeland for head quarters of Church's resident Florida waa week by state the the PanfnrS Erralb Page 2— Fri. July 17, '64 Methodist bishop authorized in last church's nine- Southeastern Jurisdic­ tion's quadrennial conference held at Lake Junaluska, N. C. It also was voted to change the name of the Jacksonville Episcopal Area to the Florida DOTTLE HOLDERS, plaques and 3D pictures were made in the Primary Department at Bear Lake Methodist Vacation Church School. Shown with completed work are, front from left, llurky Mueller, Laurie Mingo, Debbie Ellla, Larry Benjamin, David Mooney; back, Bobby Hoover, Linda Irwin, Jimmy Fellows, Jay Webb, Peggy Bonekemper and L it Miller. Teacher was Mrs. Ann Irwin and assistants were Mrs. Oran Ellis, Mr*. Jeri Rigsby and Mrs. Marilyn Kite. (Herald Photo) Nassau Trip For Two Planned As Catholic Festival Award By Donna Eaten A trip to Nnasnu fo r two Kingdom Hall To Be Dedicated This Weekend Elit waa planned to be awarded as ths grand prise fo r the Church o f Nativity's Catholic Women’s Club Fall Festival at the board meeting o f the organisation held Monday evaning. The three-day weekend cruise will be from Miami via the SS Florida. The Festival Is scheduled fo r Oct. 3, beginning at noon, on the church grounds. Booth chairmen for the Fes­ tival, named by Mrs. Jennie Fox, waye and mesns chair­ man, are Mrs. June Boyles, cold drinks; Mr*. Georgs Som­ mer, caket; Mrs. Dorothy Ed­ wards, religious articles; Mrs. Josephine Stanklewics, fish pond| Mrs. Mary Bartlanskl, dart game; Mrs. Pat Quilling, w et (pongs throw; Mrs. K it­ ty Conroy, lee cream; Mrs. Terry Faye, Nassau award. Mrs. Rosemary Grove, g ift basket; Mies Dorothy Teelo and the Holy Name Society, game* o f ekill. The American Legion w ill provide train rides and teen­ age boys w ill bo in charge o f hone ride*. In other business, the res­ ignation by board memben, M n . Pat Dulles, who has moved to Hawaii, and M n . Lorana Hopkins were accept­ ed by M n . Gene 8hannon, president. M n . Conroy was appointed organisation and develop­ ment chairmaan and Mrs. Shirley Corkill, Catholic char­ ities chairman. Mias Teslo acted aa secre­ tary in tha absence o f M n . Grove who Is away on vaca­ tion. M n . Fox announced that rummage sales would be held Sept. 8,4,5 at Super Vatu Market on SR 488 with M n . Boyles as chairman and Sept. 10, 11, 12 at a location in Sanford to be announced with M n . Edwards as chairman. She urged the women to col­ lect rummage which may be placed temporarily in the church hall fo r later storage. Mr*. Lillian Kennedy, vice president, thanked M n . Edwarde, M n . Conroy and Mrs. Stankicwicz fo r donations of baked goods fo r the club's USO contribution day in June and reported that M n . Shan­ non, M n . Joan Greenwood and M n . Malnora Altshuler would bake today fo r the USO. District Agent Attends School David L. Vorpagel o f Longwood, district representative in this area fo r Aid Associa­ tion fo r Lutherans, recently attended a sales training school at the group’s home office in Appleton, Wis. The school Included analy­ sis and dlacuasion sessions on life insurance principles and their application to modem day problem*. Current and future trends in the life In­ surance hutinaas also were studied. Episcopal Area and to permit The Cuba• Conference, which is a part o f the episcopal area, to become an autonomous church during the next four years. Meeting today through next Friday in Lakeland are aome 800 Florida Methodist women leaden who will convene in two groups to study t h a church'* world-wide mission* program. The Wesleyan Service Guild w ill bold its 12th annual mis­ sion study waak today through Sunday with 123 delegates ex­ pected to attend and more than 600 representatives of th e Woman's Society of Christian Service are due to attend the organization's 19th annual School of Missions Mooday through Friday of next week. • Low-cost summer cool­ ing—provides constant cir­ culation o f cooled, filtered, dehumidified air. • G eneral E lectric e n g i­ neered— for long years of satisfactory performance, e Dependable controls pro­ vide automatic operation. J) • O p e ra te s with any soundly designed duct sys­ tem and warm air furnace. SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. "RECORDS A N D SH E E T M U S IC " All sessions are scheduled 118 Magnolia at Florida Southern Collage. 822-1143 r . 1. „ f tail or bring this coupon I; Women's Club events sched­ uled by M n . Shannon fo r tha coming month are July 9, Communion Sunday; Aug. 2, monthly bake sale and Aug. 10, board meeting. Rev. Dawsey To Speak For Men’s Club By Jane Casselberry Rav. Cyrus Dawsey o f Ovie­ do F in t Methodist Church will speak to ths Men's Club o f the Casselberry Commun­ ity Methodist Church at 7:30 pjn. Tuesday. Rev. Dawsey and his wifs served as missionaries for 23 yea n in Brasil. He w ill talk on interesting experience in the country. A ll men o f the church are Invited to attend. and have the Sanford Herald )) delivered daily to your door Afraid O f Death? Not After They Saw 'Mama' Die for Only Religion In America By Louis Caste la United P n ea International Dying ia the on* act to which all human being! are inexorably committed. Moat o f us would like to put It o f f aa long as pos­ sible, and to face it with dig­ nity and courage when it ia no longer avoidable. A fe w rare souls have the graca to look upon dying not marely aa an inevitable fata which m ust.be endured, but as a positive opportunity fo r service. Pope John X X III waa a good example. Ilia death last year waa— to use an old-fash, lontd ta rn — “ ed ifyin g" te the whole world. But you don't have to be a edge o f life fo r four days. "She told us that aho waa Tope to die well. “ I wish I could w rit* well not afraid, and that we need W * recently were permitted enough to do justice to those not he afraid either. She told us that ah* was ready, not to read a letter which a lady last few days o f Mama’e life. juat to leave thla world and In Meridian, Mlse., wrote to None o f ue will aver forget a aick old body, but ready and a friend in Washington, D. C. them. A ll o f the children were happy and truly eager to get I t was a private letter, never here. , . . on to what was waiting for meant fo r publication. But It “ She was dying and she her. describes a truly Christian knew it. But she kept herself “ She said to keep living our death ao vividly that we ask­ bright and alert until aha had lives with lova and kindness, ed the author's permission to talked to each one o f us Indi­ and to ba ever mindful of quote from Jt, and she has vidually. Thar* was nothing God, and we would have graciously assented. mushy or tsar-Jarking about nothing to fear when our time Sha ia telling about the theta conversations. Sha just comes to face death. death o f her elderly mother- bad Ilttla massages fo r each “ I am sure that many peo­ in-law. o f us, and she took the time ple pass on feeling that way, The first paragraph* of tha to deliver them. but you very seldom hear of “ The marvelous thing Is on* who gets a chance to Utter explain that “ Mama” suffered a heart attack and that aha managed to change share her last thoughts ao waa taksa to a hospital, all o f our thoughts about calmly and cheerfully with whars the lingered on the death. . . . her fam ily. "Th ey say that to give your Ufa fur another is tha great­ est act o f lova you can per­ form. But I have learned from Mama you don't have to die fo r someone—In the sense o f voluntarily eacriflclng your Ufa fo r them— in order to make your death an aet of love. "Mam a used her death to FOB A N Y OCCASION FLOW ERS ARB ALWAYS CORRECT jm CHURCH SCHOOL student* in the Kindergarten Department at Bear I-ake Methodist Church were taught by Mr*. Pearl Dotten with Barbara Ellis as assistant. Children showing handicraft items are, front from left, Cathy Ostrander, Peter Webb. Jan Dotten, Cathy Hall, Cindy Mooney, Freddy G riffith and Bill Irw in; back, Nina Ellis, 8arsh Miller, Brad Mueller, Scott Benjamin, Lorian Webb, Richard Triven, Bonnie Dice and la m i a DarualL (lierald Photo) SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Car. E l a t A Saaferd Ave. 323-1833 333-8132 it teach us that dying can be a thing of beauty, that It la not tha end, but the beginning. “ I think this it the moat wonderful thing I ever saw a mother do fo r her children." PER WEEK Attend services tHisweek at i/ourmm Jjfaceof worsEif) •J •) W lk t O M I W M S N Virginia Petreabl P . O. Bex 1314 Saafard Nora Norris T E 8-1814 B. Semlaale Phyllis Bageaatlaa F A 3-4384 Lake Mary Mildred Haaey 888-3831 Deltoma Mary Getting* Bear Lake 883-8847 -— , / �/> •* l 3 Satellites Lofted With One Rocket CAPE KENNEDY (U P I ) pectnl to reach the ffljf ftaitforh ^rrnlh Fri. July 17, ’64— Page 3 high — The A ir Force orbited three point of their 63,000-mile or­ satellltea with one rocket to­ bit tonight when attempt* day in the first step o f a ® space maneuver to strengthen America's cosmic watch for nuclear test ban cheating. The three spacecraft, hurl­ ed Into the misty sky by an Atins-Agcna rocket, wero ex- Legal Notice is T its : n u n i t r o t h t o k is is t ii cm . C l'IT . I.\ A M I 1*1111 MCM IM ll.t: COI \ T Y , K I.O IIIIM c m > i i : i i v %i i , iim r W O llT liA liK KOIIKCI.USI IIK. M. YVAVB SMITH. P lain tiff, t iii: vs. JR A N N R O. CARSON, form erly JR AN N R O. SH IKKRIt. form er­ ly JR AN NR <1. SR.MIRIt. and F R A N K 8. CARSON, her hu». hand, AOTICR OK m iih t o a iir n i i i m . o M 'i u : SAI.R IIV I'LIIIIK Notice Is hereby alven pur­ suant to a Fliml K erree of Foreclosure, dated the ISth diiy o f July, m i . and entered In Chancery case No. 14007 of the Circuit Court of the Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for Seminole County, Florida, wherein M. W A V R SM ITH Is P la in tiff and JR AN NR (1. CARSON. form erly JR AN NR 0. 8 IIIF F R R . form erly JR AN NR U. SRAORIt, and F R A N K 8. CARSON, her husband, are Hefendants, that I w ill sell to the htahest and best bidder for cash at the front door o f the Seminole County Courthouse In the City o f Sanford, Florida, at 12:00 o'clock noon, on the Srd day o f August 1764, the fo llo w ­ ing described property as set forth In said Final Decree, tow it: llealnnlng 1} fret North of the Center of Section I. Township 21 South, Range 10 Rast, as shown on Plat o f Duke Rllen Addition to Casselberry, Florida, re ­ corded In Plat Rook 7, page 1], o f the ruhllo Recorde o f 8em!noIe Coun­ ty Florida, run W est 7S feet, north to waters edge o f I-ahe Rllen. Northeast­ erly along w aters edge of said ta k e lo Section line o f eald Section I, thence South to point o f llegln- will be made to »cnd one satellite on a new orbital path. The 115-foot rocket, mak­ ing it* 16th *trnight successful ahot, thundered into the darkness at 3:22 *.m. EST with three spacecraft perched in its nose. The silvery rocket arched over the Atlantic seconds a f­ ter lifto ff and climbed aloft. Less than two minutes inter, it disappeared into low clouds. Seconds after blastoff, the A ir Force fired a small sound­ ing rocket to take a look at the missile's exhaust. The final success o f the or­ bit won’t be known until nlwut 18 hours after the launching. An air f o r c e spokesman said around 15 minutes a fter blastoff that everything was proceeding ac­ cording to schedule. “ As far as we're concerned, It's on time on the line,” he said. 11lug. Subject to reatrlctlone of record ns set out In Deed Rook 172. page IAS, Pub­ lic Records o f Semlnolo County, Florida D ATR D this ISth day o f July 12(4. (S R A M Arthur H. Reckwlth, J r , Clerk. Circuit Court lly : Sandra S. Johnsoa Deputy Clerk F R L D R R AND H R T TIN O H A t’ S HO South Knowlee Avtnue W in ter Park, Florida Altorn eya for P la in tiff Publish July 17, 1X4 C D Il- il SANFO RD MOOSE building chuirnmn, Ralph Schwcickert, right, receives “ Man o f the Month" scrapbook award from State Director Jim McKeone o f Clearwater who was a special guest recently for the College O f Regent Program o f Sanford Chapter 1401, Women o f the Moose. Legal Notice In the 4*«nrt s f the 4'nnnty Judge, Seminole County, F lor­ ida, la Prnbntr. In ret Rotate o f ANNIRDRD W A I-K R R OIR. RON. Deceased T o All Creditors nod Person, llo r ln a Claims nr Demands Aanlnst Sold R eta in You and esch of you are hereby notified and required lo present nny claims and demands which you, or either o f you may have against the estate of A N N IR IIR D W A I,K I'.lt O lll. RON, deceased, late o f Charles­ ton County, South Carolina, to the County Judge of Seminote County, Florida, at his office In the court houre o f eald County at Sanford. Florida, within six calendar months from the time of the flret pub. Ilcatlon of this notice. Tw o coplee o f each claim or demand shall he tn writing, and shall state tho place o f residence and post o ffic e address o f the claimant, an I shall he evtorn lo by the claimant, hla agent, or uttorncy and accompanied by n filin g tee of one dollar end each claim or demand not ao filed iliatl he void. /s/ DOROTHY G I R II O N SM ITH An Ancillary Kgecutrlx of the M e t W ill and Teela. ment of ANNIRRKL. W A R . K R ll OIHIIO.V, deceased GEO. A. SPRER. JR. Attorney for said Rxscutrla I 1. O. Rox 1244 Sanford, Fk rlda Publish July 17. 24.21, * Aug. 7. 1X4. CDR-ST Legal Notice In 4h Court s f Ifcr 4*unn4y Jiidar. »rntlnolc County, Klurlita. In Prnhatr. In r r i C.»tstr of DAISY ROUNDTREE, dreassrd Tn All C rnlllara and Prranns lla tln a claim s nr Drmaada Aanlnst Maid Rnlalr Y'ou and each o f you here­ by notified and required to present any claims and d e ­ mands which you. or either of you. may have against the estate o f DAISY* ROUNDTREE, deceased, late of said County, to the County Judge o f Semi­ nole County, Florida, at hla offic e In the court house of said County at Sanford. F lo r­ ida, within six rxlendar months from the time o f the flrat put.Ilcatlon nf this notice. Two copies of each claim or de­ mand shall he In writing, and shall slate the place of resi­ dence and post office address o f ths clalm int, and ahall be sworn to by the claimant, agent, attorney and accompan­ ied by a filin g fee o f one dol­ lar and such claim or demand not ao tiled shall he void. T a y lor Roundtree Aa adm llstrator o f the Estate of D AISY ROUNDTHEB Deceased Harold Johnson. Atty. Sanford, Florida Publish July 2. 10. 17. 24, 1X4 CUR-12 State Due To Okay Bonds TALLAHASSEE (U P I ) — Tho Development Commission is expected to authorize a bond issue Monday for the construction of a new head­ quarters in the Capitol Cen­ ter for the state Hoad Hoard. The board said Thursday it intends to sell its present headquarters and an annex building to the state for the appraised price of >2,457,150. The new building will be f i ­ nanced with a >3.5 million bond issue to be paid off through rentals and money from the salo o f tiie present buildings. CANADA BRAVE M ILW AU KEE (U P I ) — Pitcher Ron PJche o f the M il­ waukee Braves was born in Verdun, Quebec, and atill makes his home in Canada. Weafhersfield Civic Groups Night Flying To Taper O ff Impove Community Areas By Maryann Miles A number of civic improve­ ments in the community of Wcathcrsfleld on SR 436 west of Altamonte Springs has been accomplished recently through efforts of the Wcathcrsfield Civic Association and a local teenage cluh which were organized last month. Street lights arc back on after the association advanc­ ed a >618 annual payim-nt to Florida Power Corporation, weeds have been cut on un­ developed acreage at a cost of $100, 30 loads o f trash have been hauled away from the area and cement manhole covers are being made to re­ place those which were re­ moved. In addition, the County Health Department has prom­ ised aid in removal o ( an "un­ called for dump" which has been an ugly c>csorc and County Zoning Director Hob Drown has offered assistance, where possible, from his de­ partment in further improving the area. County Commission Chair­ man James P. Avery Jr. help­ ed secure clay for the base­ ball diamond located on the highway and owned by Fred Hushcer who has donated its use until the property is sold. The Empire Realty Com­ pany has oiferrd use of its office as a community center and teenagers arc planning to build their own clubhouse, "Th e Shack," on a lot at Lynchficld and Citadel. Al­ ready they have a juke box, ping pong table, television set, soft drink machine and start of a library ready to in•tall when the building is com­ pleted. Initial work and Inspiration for organization of the Civic Association Is credited to Ce­ cil Cummings, zlcvcloper and builder, who makes a >50 do­ nation to the group per each house told. To date a total of >500 haa been received in this manner. Much credit also is due Mrs. Sarah McGrath, Robert Trerick. Mrs. Phyllis Millard, Conley Parker, Don Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hartwell, Mrs. Harold Carothcrs and Mrs. Gloria Jcmine who made door to iloor calls to arouse interest in forming the asso­ ciation. Officers of the adult group arc Davis, president; Parker, vice president, and Mrs. Hart­ well, secretary • treasurer. Meetings arc held each Mon­ day. Teenage officers are David Parker, president; Paul Dun­ can, vice president; Wanda Wilson, secretary, and Donna Wilson, treasurer. Mr. and Mrs. Davis s e n e as adult ad­ visors for the group which mi'cts on Thursdays. FLAW LESS M ILW AU KEE (U P I)- T o m my Aaron of the Milwaukee Ilravcs handled 206 chances in 45 games at first base in 19G3 without making an error. BOBS AW AY INNSBRUCK. Austria (U P D —Canada won Uic fourman bobsled event in the Win­ ter Olympic Games although it doesn't have a single boh run in the country. Twelve N A S Sanford pilota will complete most o f their preparations fo r next week’s carrier qualifications aboard the USS Independence to­ night, leaving the city to n quiet, almost “ jettesa” week­ end with good television re­ ception. Tonight's flying ends at 11:30 p. m., followed by light daytime operations over the weekend. State Liquor, Smoke Taxes Top 1963 TALLAH ASSEE (U P I) Tax collections on alcoholic beverages and cignrvtlcs sur­ passed all state records in 1063, according to Beverage Director Rlcliarit Keating. Fiscal 1063 closed with >120.9 million in tax collec­ tions, exceeding expectations by nearly >1 million. Keating said Thursday that tho in­ crease was due to tax in­ creases voted by the 1963 l e g ­ islature. GEHRIG MARK NEW YO R K (U P I) — le u Gehrig of the New York Yan­ kees compiled 400 or more to­ tal bases in one season five times in his career, a major league mark. The week-long push to pre- liegln anew Tuesday hut 11 pnie the pilots for their de­ isn't likely to disturb the city. manding tests aboard ship It will be muffled by the has kept the noise level up miles of Atlantic Ocean which nnd T V reception down in somo sections o f the city this week. **We realize the imposition this has plnccd upon many o f our citizenns,” Cnpt. James O. Mayo, Commnndcr Heavy A t­ tack Wing One, said yester­ day. “ Yet through nil our in­ tensive preparations the peo­ ple o f Sanford have demon­ strated rommcuduhlo patience and understanding. I wish that each might visit an airernft earrier for a few days to seo the true pay-off o f their cooperation.” Capt. Mayo, whose quarters nro located less than 400 yards from the end of the runway, ia probably as aware o f Jet disturbances as anyone. Tho roar o f je t enginea will will surround the 1,100-foot Independence ns she cruises far from sight o f land. There tho Sanford fliers and other# from Jacksonville ami Oceana, Vu., will l>e mak­ ing the ten day nnd six night landings which will qualify them for extended operations at sen. Much o f Sanford’s repre­ sentation will come from RVAH-9, the first squadron to deploy In the Atlantie with the famed RA-5C Vigilant* reconnaissance bomber. If practice makes perfect, tho RVAH-9 pilots should havo little trouble passing their carrier tests. Anyone In Sanford can testify they’ve bc«n practic­ ing. MOVING? CALL $ » ■ ] » ■ • / % ■ ■ ■ MOVING AND SJORAGE CO.. INC. FA 2-9511 504 Celey Ave. Sanford, Fla. / in either T H E Y ’RE AW AY ID E A L FROM M INU TE S Ravenna FOR THE FROM Park or Idyllwilde! F L O R ID A H IGH F A M IL Y NOISE SCHOOLS, DISTRICT, CHURCHES “ Homes O f Distinction” those who demand the ultimate in YET ONLY S H O PPIN G ! V IS IT THESE TW O T A S T E ­ FU LLY PLANNED COMMUNI­ TIES. YO U ’RE SURE TO F IN D THE HOME P E R F E C T L Y DE­ SIGNED FOR YO U R F A M IL Y NEEDS I Idyllwilde Larger, Finer Homes, designed for L IV IN G — Ravenna Park comfort, convenience, and luxury. "A Community Built W ith Prido" Beautiful 3 & 4 Bedroom, 1, 1% , 2 Hath Service, M O D ERN K IT C H E N S B Y llomea, VA, FHA, FHA Conventional InF i­ nancing. GENERAL# ELECTRIC Now's the time to join the swing to the success cars of the year—the fabulous '64 Dependable! from Dodge! New model time is fast approaching and your Dodge Boys are determined to move CON STRU C TIO N COM PANY S h o & jn a k & Ji Custom Building Our Specialty General O ffice 211 W. 26th St. Phone: 322-3103 out every one of their great Dodge Dependables—even if it means slashing prices to the bone! Fabulous 4 4 0 's. . . Giant 8 8 0 's . . . Delightful Dodge Darts—all at prices that have to be seen to bo believed I Go see your Dodge Boys today and make the deal of your life on the car of your life—'64 Dodge! SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. 1801 W E ST 1st STR E ET STENSTROM R E A LT Y SALES AGENTS Phona 822-2420 Or 322-749* SANFORD, FLO R ID A f �H B M M M iter Throws Punch, But No Bone A t G O P Liberals water's nomination mainly on ground* It Invited extremist support, sat stone-faced as cheering Goldwater backers nearby craned their necks to :em. Pennsylvania Gov. William catch his reactioo to the " e x ­ Iff. Scranton, who fought Gold- tremism" line. roo could look almoct rtiere among the liberal it tlie hall and what you noat likely to find wa« anywing were con- Afterwards Scranton — who had got 214 of the non Goldwater votes for the party's top spot— termed the candi­ date's address as a whole "v e ry strong" and declined to discuss Its various parts. the impressed" with wbat Richard j action was sought, she ra-iney, displeased at Gold water’s j of the speech. He said he not M. Nlxoo had said. Reminded * piled: " I t was interesting— refusal to disavow right wing would support the national quite mad enough to give a that It was Goldwater'e, not!that’s about all I could say." extremist support, r e g is te r e d ! Ucket only U It was advanced * Nixon's, speech on which re-1 Ulchlgaa Gov. George Rom-1his "reservations" In advance!In a "responsible manner. reporter her name, charged A woman alternate k Pennsylvania delegation, hotly that Goldwater bad Juat "rea d decent Republicans out o f the party and the John Blrcbera into It.” Several Pennsylvania dele­ gates fished In pockets for dis­ carded Scranton badge* and re-installed them In place of new Goldwater buttons. Sen. Kenneth B. Keating of N ew York, who also bad ap­ plied the extremist label to Goldwater and who Is consider­ ing running for re-election this year without invoking tbe par­ ty’s presidential ticket, was asked for reaction. "N o comment at this tim e," was the brusque reply of the normally talkative Keating. Mrs. Josephine Margetts, a New Jersey delegate, side­ stepped a request for comment on Goldwater'e speech by say­ ing she was "tremendously Legal Notice to LIQUIDATION » SALE 9,173 PAIR M EN’S W OMEN’S, AND CH ILD R EN ’S S A V E 'A to on Every Pair Vi NOTICE OK APPI.ICATIO X rn n T a x face. tOl.ld • f 104*1 n o t ic e T H E Y ’RE A L L FOR HARRY — And why not? Theno are the five lend­ ers who organized nnd direct the Goldwater for President campaign. From left to right, F. Clifton White, co-ordinator of field activities; Mrs. Emery Johnson, director o f women’s activities; Denison Kitchcl, general direc­ tor; Richard G. Kleindienst, director o f field operations, nnd Dean Burch, assistant general director. COLLEGE OF R EG E NT N igh t waa observed last week by Sanford Chap­ ter 140-1, Women o f the Moose. Participating were, front from loft, Thel­ ma Sherrod, Eva Moore and Cathy T otten ; buck, Rita Sanford, Alice SuitHcr, EIoIho Small and Maude Word. Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Small are o f the Sunford Chuptor. Others are from Orlando Chapter 1002. Press Grudge? 'Ridiculous', Says Ike Hu said In a televised Inter­ columnlsta that don't bother view ABC he was "complete­ about tha facta, but they juet Former President Dwight L. Eieenhower s a i d Thursday ly astonished" by the wild ap­ writs their etories." SA N FRANCISCO ( U P I ) — is S t ala lM riE R E n r o iv - EN, That Bonded Municipal Corp l b * lioldrr of th« followtn* rartlfl rat* tin* filed laid certifies!# for lav dr ad to b* laaurd tharaon. Th* certificate number and year of la«uanc*. th* daai-rlpllon of th« property, and th* name In which It waa assessed are aa follow*: Cartlflcala No. t i l l Vaar of Issuance 1»*3 D.scrlyllna a f Prepertyi Dot ISA. A Iteplat of a Part of Hportsman'e Paradie# f l a t Hook I f a r * 31 Name In which aNeaaurd p e ­ ter ft Jeanatt# V. Ilowan. All of aald property l-alnx In th* County of Hrmlnola, Htat# of Florida. Unlaaa each certifi­ cate ahall h* r*d*rm *d accordIn * to taw tha proparly dea. crlbad tn eurh certificate will t>* aold to tha hlKhant bidder at tha front door of th# Hemlnot* County Court Ilona* at Ranford, Florida, on tti* flrat Monday In tho month of Ausual, 1 f « , which la tha Ird day of Ausuat. 11>S4. l u t - d till* 19th day of June 1MI. (Official Clark'* 8 r * n Arthur II. Ilackwllh, J r , Ctark Circuit Court lly: (I. T. Hay, Jr., D. C. PilMlati July to, 17, 14. 31, 1144 CUII-31 ns * Legal Notice NOTICE OF AP P LIC A T IO N PON T A X UKF.II (Sec. i a i . l t FlarlSa tta la la a ml itiai C LIFFO R D O. W A L K E R And A LIC E N. W A L K E R , hla wlta and C H AR LES M. OOODWIN and ----- OOODWIN. hla wife. Defendants. N orton or b u it in WORTH A im F O RK ft.O U TR E TO- C LIFFO R D Cl. W A L K E R and ALICE N. W A L K E R , hla w lfa You, Dafandants. ara hereby notified that a complaint lo foractoaa a certain mortxuB* on th* follow ln x dtaoribad proparty situate, lylnx and balnx In Hamlnol* Oounty, Florida, to-Witt I-it 4 Of NAN ■ E M KNOLLS. Hamlnol* Coun­ ty. Florida, . aeoordlnx to tha l*lat thereof aa record­ ed In Plat Hook IS, p*xe 41, Pubtlo Record* of Saminola County, Florida haa been filed axel net you In tha abov* atylad ault sod you era required lo aarr* a copy o f your Anawer or Plaadlux to lb * Complaint on P la in tiffs attorney. JOHEPII M. MURAHKu. P. O. R ot IIS, Fern Park, STorlda, and file the orlxtnal Answer or Pleadlnx In the offloe o f the Clark o f the Circuit Court on or bafora lha Ith day o f August, 1344. If you fa ll to do an, a dear** pro ronf***o w ill b* taken axalnal you fur th* relief demanded In the Complaint. W1TNKBB my hand and o ffi­ cial seal o f office at Hanford, Hamlnol* County, thin let day o f July. 1SII. NOTICE IK IIK H E H Y OtV EN, Thst U r p i i Realty Curp. tbs holder of Ih* followtna cartlflcala h u filed aald cartlfloat* for tea dead lo b* laauad thereon. Tho eortlflcato numbar and year o f laauanoa, Ih* doocrlpllon o f Ih * proporly, and Ih* name In which It waa aaaaaaad ara aa follow ai Cartlflcala No. I t t Tear of laauanc* ttSt Description a f Praparlyi Has. t i l l ft. K o f NW Cor Lot SS Dlk A llun 14 do*. SS Min W SSI.S ft K 103.1 ft to H it Naly along Hit 1411 ft N I Hex SS Min K 4IS ft W 44 ft lo POII Pt o f Lota 71 7* 101 lot A I t t Hlk A. M M amith’a Hacuml Hubdlvlstun Plat Hook 1 P ata lo t Nama In which aaaaaaad Rudolph ft Mary Rcotl. A ll ol aald properly l<*lng In the County o f Bemltiola, a u to o f Florida. Unlaaa auch cartlflcala ahall ha radaamad accord In a to taw th* property described In auch cartlflcala w ill ha aold to th* hlshtot bidder at tha front door o f th* Hemtnole County Court llouso at Ranford. F lor­ ida, on tha flral Monday In lha month o f Auaual. 1144, which la lha Ird day of Ausuat (SEAL) 1314. Arthur H. Beckwith, J r, Uatsd this l lt h day o f Juaa, Clerk o f Circuit Court l it ! . Ry: Sandra Johneou, DC. (O fflelat Clark'a fr a il Arthur II. Ilackwllh. J r , JOSEPH M. MllltAUKO Attorney at Law Clark Circuit Court. Hrmlnol* County, Florida P. O. Rox SSI Fern l*ark. Florida lly : U. T. Hay. J r , U. c. Publish July IS, II, 14, I I , IS It Publish July 1. is, IT. J ! ,1341 CUB -S I CUB-IS to FRID A Y Bought From Receiver N IT E O f The U. S. Court T IL g P. M. ONE GROUP LAD IES’ AN D MISSES’ FLATS and CASUALS 50* to WOMEN’S HOUSE SU PPE R S — VALU ES TO 1.69 FOAM CUSHIONED SLIDES WOMEN A N D MISSES SAMPLES — V ALU E TO fi.95 FITS 3'/, - 4 • 4 K » FLATS - CASUALS Legal Notice I. H I I H I B T F O R S U P P O R T A N D ■ A I N T R N A N C H O F SCHOOLS A. Balance* on hand Baslnnlng of Toari t. S la t * Fund* as.sss.ss S. County Fund* l l l . I I T . i l t. District F u a 4 • Sll.3lll.tS T O T A L 431.144.Oc SHE Investment balance b-xtnnlnx of Tear 7-1-34 143.333.30 B. Anticipated Hecolptsi 1. H u t * and Federal Funds 3.444.771.00 S. Oounty Tasoa 114.441 09 I. District T ar a s 717.030.00 I. Other Kourcea 3*0.00 4. Total 1.071,141.00 C. Proposed Eipendlturea: I. Instructional Malarias S.ISO.tOO.OO 3. Transportation 111.741.00 S. Capital Outlay 470.441.0* 4. Debt Service ItO.ill.oo 4. Other Expanses and Raaarvaa l.ltO.OIS.OI I. Total 4.744.404.00 II. B I IIIICT 1*4)11 lll*T H I(*r ROND INTEREST ADD BIXKINa FUND* A. Balance and Rtaarve* Uaxlanlnx of Tear: 41.103.00 B Anllrlpalad Receipts! ). Tax* * II3.I7I.00 I. Other Source# SI1.00 C. Proposed Expenditures: 1. Bond* 114,004.00 S. Interest 100.743 00 S. Other 14.340 0* D. Anticipated Reserve* and llalancaa at End o f Tea r 10,331.00 9 *1.00 W OM EN’S A N D MISSES’ Summer Shoes 9 DRESS — HEELS — FLA TS — CASUALS V i O FF 2.98 to 5.98 Less .99 1.99 YOU PA Y $1w *3 ” 9 in Nam* In which aaaeaaed Johnnla I- * Ruby la Col­ lin*. A ll o f aald property bain In tha County of Henilnol*. Hint* o f Florida. Unless auch certificate ahall ha redeemed aeoordlnx to law th* property described In such rarllftoata w ill b* aold lo Ih* hlxhoat bid­ der at tha front door o f tha Hamlnol* Oounty Court House at Sanford, Florid*, on th* first Monday In th* month of Auxuat, l t t t . which U th* Srd day of Auxuat. 1314. Dattd this 13th day e f June 1*14. (o ffic ia l Clark'a ft**]) Arthur II. Ilackwllh, J r , Clark Circuit Court, Hamlnol* County, Florida Byi O. T. Ray, J r , D.C. Publish July 1». 11, SI. SI. t i l l C DII-ST "N ow , the reporter that 1* night any Idea that ha has a plause he got when he made reporting news la an entirely grudge against the American the remark Tuesday. Eieenhower aald hla resent­ different peraon," Elsenhower preea la "ridiculous." Elsenhower drew c h e e r s ment was aimed at "carelesi •aid. "H a haa to ba reliable.” from Republican convention delegates Tuesduy night when ha referred to "sensationNOTICE OP PUNLIO IIKANINO OP HITIOOL It I'DUET aeeklng” columnlsta and com- i n t u n c i r c u i t c o i w t o r Pursuant to tb* provisions o f Haotlon 3IT.I3 Florida HtaluTUN n in t h j u d ic ia l c m menUtora. las, HIT, notice la hereby riven (hat a public br arln x shall b* e r r r , i n a n d f o r s k m i - held by Ih* County Board of Public Instruction of Hamlnol* Thursday night, ha aald "B y N-I.SJ f-nUXTV, FLO RID A. County, Florida, on July SI. ISIt at Ih* hour of 1:00 p. M. In th* and large I think my relatione niAN C KRV n o . seiaa County Board maatlnx room at Hanford for th* purpoo* of dieF E D E R A L N A T IO N A L MORTwith the press have been euaalnx with the oltlaen* of th* County <h* proponed school (1AOB AM O C IATIO N, a cor­ bu dfat of oald County for th* fiscal year btxlnnlnx July 1. SSCI highly satisfactory." poration, and ending June SI, ISIS, which budget la auminarltad a * fol­ Plaintiff lows! Legal Notice BAN KRUPTCY SALE NOTII E OF A PPLIC ATIO N FOR T A X DEED fSee. IOI.IS F ie ri da aaatwlr* o f 10(01 NOTICE IH H E n E n r O IVEN, That Atlantic Municipal Corp. th* holder o f tb* fo llo w ­ lnx certificate haa filed aald certificate fo r ta t dead to b* Dauad tharaon. Tha c e rtifi­ cate number and year o f laau­ anc*. th* daecrlptlon o f th* property, and th* name In which It waa aaaeaaed ar* aa folio wra: Cartlflcata No. 1SS Tear o f laauanc* ISIS Description ml Property i I-ot S Hlk S TV H. The Tow n o f Hanford. Flat Rook 1 Pax** 41 to I t A IIS US m OPEN deed Florida WOMEN'S A N D MISSES — DRESS, HEELS, FLATS. CASUALS 2.98 to 5.98 .99 1.99 FA LL SHOES YOU PAY * 1 " *3 ” * LAD IE S’ POCKET BOOKSWere^s*1.49 CHILDREN'S SI MMER CHILDREN'S F A L L SHOES Vi PRICE SHOES Vi OFF M l to 4.9S L ea. 1 . 0 L eu 2.4> M I2 A I pa T M l to 4.IS .33 i.aa 1 .M MEN'S. WOMEN'S A N D CHILDREN'S MEN'S DRESS C ASU AL SHOES AND TE N N IS SHOES >/a OFF 1.98 to 4.98 Lee* pay M 1.M 1 .3 2 3 .3 2 « 3 .3 2 t '/3<OFF 4J8 to 19.98 Lea. 1.M M l YOU PA Y 3J27.32 III. R I'DUtrr STIR RUN!) I'ONBTRUOTION FUNDS A. Balance* at Itrulnnlnx of Tear: 11,041.43 B. Anticipated Hccelpta: 1. Hal* of Bondi 3 S. Proceed* of ( a c ­ tion 317.31 l-oana 0. S. Othar 3S3.STI.lt C. Proposed Expenditure*: l l l . l l l . i l D. llalancaa and Iteaartas al End of Tea r I IV. MII.LAUISU TO RE LEVIED Th* mlllax* lo b* levied on th* t i l l aaaaaamant roll to produce necessary revenues for th*** b u d f e u for th* oaautug fiaoal year ara: A. County Support and Malnlaaano* Fuad 3.31. U. Dlalrlct No. 1 Currant Levy J.Ji. C. District No. 1 Dulldlnx and llus Raaarvt Fund 1.33. D. District No. 1 Intaraat ft Minkins Fund l.SS. Complete detail* of each separata part of th* achool budxat aummarlaad abuv* ar * on HI* and ara avwllaM* for public Inspection at th* Office of th* County Superintendent of Pehoola at Hanford and will also b* available for auch pubtlo hcarlox tosoUiar with all aupportlnc atattmeaia and la formation. All Inlaraetad persona are cordially Invltad to partlclpat* In this public bsarlnx and to dlacua* th* school proxrara and buux*l for Ihla County for th* ansulns year. B O AR D OF P UUl. IC INST RU CTION S E M IN O L E COUN TT. KleORIDA Dy: J. U. Wright, Jr. Chairman Hoard of Publle Instruction Samlnul* County, Florida Attest: R. T. MllwtO County Suparlalondant of Publlo Instruction ft E i - O f f l c l * Secretary to Board et Publlo Intlr. Publlab July IT, 1334 CDB-tl Vs O FF - ') 9 M EN’S WORK Shoes & Boots ™ *3” »’» MO00 SILVER D O LLA R SHOE STORE to 201 EAST FIRST ST. — DOWNTOWN SANFORD SALK CONDUCTED BT SELF - SERVICE SHOE STORES, INC. i * �T rt. JnTy 17, '64—Paw F * SANFORD * " * 1New Methodist Church To Form In Sanford Organizational steps lor The Southern Methodist Church or Sanford are presently under­ way with Hirelings being con dueled at 7:30 p m. each Sun­ day at Ihe Sanford Woman's Club. BRING O VER 35 YE A R S At First & Palmetto (Alongside old post o ffice) SEM INOLE LODGE Nursing Home now under construction on Fourth St. will he run by n hus­ band and w ife team, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gra­ ham, who previously operated it nursinp home in Pennsylvania. This photo was taken from n scale model. (Herald Photo) 36-Bed Nursing Home To Open Here In November new $100,000 sanctuary at Oak Avenue and 13th Street was lifted in place Monday afternoon by work crews in nbout 15 minutes nfter lines to the crane were thoroughly secured. Completion (late on construction has been announced for August. (Herald I’ hoto) Bible School A two-week Vacation Bible School cm the theme, “ God, Hospital Notes M y County and I , " will open JU L Y Hi. till;I at 0 n.m. Monday at the Admission* Lutheran Church c f the Re­ Hazel I I obg, Cypsie Scott, deemer, W. -5th Place, with Rcdetha Boggs, Morris E. classes for children four to Forguson, Monroe Wilcox, 14 year*. Legal Notice XOTH'K OK AKIM.ICATlnX KOII T A X IIKKI1 (CM-. I » l . i e Florida Statute* ml l»ID| n o t ic e is liE H K n r H IV ­ ES. That Larp er nealty Corp tha holder of tha follow ing certificate haa filed raid cer­ tificate for lax drrd to br lo u •d thereon. Th# certificate number and year o f Itauance. (he description of the property, and the name In which It waa aeaeeard are aa follow#: Certificate So. 111! Tear of Itauance 1212 lleerrlplloa ml Prapertyi r-ot 2 nik n. Triplett 1-ake Shoree fla t Hook I 1‘aae la Name In which aaeeeted Herbert A. A Katherine T. Kenelon. A ll o f aald property being In the County of SemiDole, Slate o f Florida. Itnleaa auch certificate ahall be re­ deemed according to law the property deacrlbed In auch certificate w ill be told to the higher! bidder at the front door o f the Seminole County Court llouae at Sanford. Flor­ ida, on the flrat Monday In Ihe month o f Augual, 19«(, which la the Ird day o f Auguat, 1214. Dated thla 191h day of June, 1984. (O fficial Clerk's Heal) Arthur II. tleckwlth, Jr., Clark Circuit Court. Wemlnol* County, Florida ity: O. T. Ilay. Jr.. DC. Puhllah July 1". 17, 24. 11, 1244 CDU -10 ix t ii k n i H T 'i T rn n tT , S IX T H J l’ tllC IA L CIRCI IT OF FI.O H II) \ IX A X I) FOIt • K NIX O I.K COUXTV. CHAKCF.IIY XO. I I I T f XOTICK (IK M IIT IX MOHTOAUR F o il KIT.IIM III: K KD KU AI. N A TIO N A L MOltT(1 AO E ASSOCIATION, a corporatlon. P laintiff, »*. H A L E. RUMBLE and ROW . KNA V. 11UMIILK, hla wife, and MU8. FIIANCIS It. (IR E K S, aa Leeaee, Defendant# T o i HAL E. RUMBLE and noW ENA V. HUMBLE, hla wife, whoae reeldenee and whereabout# art un­ known, and wbnaa laat known addrtaa la: 1(24 lllv e r flake D rl«e, N or­ folk. Virginia: TOU ARE IIE R E R T N O TI­ F IE D that a Complaint to fore­ close a carfaln mnrtgaga aneumbartng tha following deecrlbed real proprrty, to -w ll: I/ )T 11. BLOCK II. NORTH ORLANDO, according to plat lhareof recorded In P lat Book 12, I’egre in and 11, Public Recorda of Samlnola County, Florida, Including apedflclally, but not by way o f limitation, tha fo l­ low in g flxturta and equipment, all permanently Inalalled: 1. W all Heater— I'anelray — model 1-FA-4S 1. Hot W eter Hemter—Dey * Night — model le-C -( Ilea been filed agalnet you In ih e above-atyled eult, the ehort title o f which It Federal Natlonal M nrtgaga Aaaortatlon. ■ Corporation org a n lt'd under an Art of Congreat and exist­ ing purauant to the Federal National M ortgage Aaanclation Charter Act, having It# prin­ cipal office In tha (.Tty of Weehlngton, District of Colum­ bia, P laintiff, varatia, llal E. Rumble and Rouen* V. Rum­ ble, hi# wlfa, and Mr« Franeaa R. Orton, aa Laaaea. De­ fendant# and you are required to serve a copy o f your Anawor or other pleading to the Complaint on P la in tiffs A t­ torney, Mack N. Cleveland, Jr., Suite t i l Sanford Atlantic Na­ tional Bank Building, Sanford. Florida, and flla tha original Anawer o r othar pleading In tha of flee e f the Clerk of the Ctrcalt Court on or before Ihe It t b day of August, A. D. IM4. I f you fa ll to do eo. a decree pro cmnfeeoo w ill he taken agatnat you for the relief damended la tha Complaint. Thla Nolle# ahall ba publishad anea a weak for four eoneesullve week# In Tha Sanford llarald. a nawapapar circulated In Samlnola County, Florida. Dated this Itb day o f July, A. D. 11*4. (S E A L ) _ . Arthur Beckwith. Jr.. Clark o f Circuit Court By: Sandra S. Jebnaon. DC. Mark N. Cleveland. Jr. and Carroll Burke A ttorn tya for P lain tiff F. O. Drawer Z Sanford, F lorid * Publish July It, IT. M. I I. >»•* IDB44 9 ty Miller's Vole Veiw Recalled CHICAGO (U P D — Republi­ can vice presidential date William candi­ E. Miller said four months ago that if N e­ l.eatha Fiske, Kenneth W. Hass, Charles Ilass, F.ldrcd W. McCoy, Marie Million, II a r l> a r a Butler, Whncll Washington, nil o f Sanford; Charles Gatlin Sr., Geneva; Joan Grimm, North Orlando. Discharges Joe Hull, Harold Gaines, Emily H. Bruce, Wyncniu Anderson, Mitzi G. Annrtt, Catherine Murris, I) n r r y I Champion, Terry I „ Hines, D. W. Haskins, Murion K. T ile amt baby boy, Howard Long, all of Sanford; Thelma L. Iloello, Betty Hutching, Ijtko Mnry, , Council of Christian Churches. li.ind.ill Priest, local spokes­ man for Ihe group, advises that additional information concerning this church is available at services each Mrs. Sophie Erickson Sunday evening. Went, of 108 E. 18th Street, Sanford, died Thursday after­ noon at an Ornnge City nurs­ ing home. Born in Forest City she came to Sanford nt nn early agu and had lived here for Ihe past 67 years. She wi“ . a Lawrence Wcycrs Sr., 76, member o f the First Metho­ Church and o f the of 2405 .Myrtle Avenue, died dist Thursday morning at Semi­ Daughters e f Wesley Sunday School Class. nole Memorial Hospital. Survivors are one daughter, A native o f Pennsylvania, he came to Sanford four Mrs. Grover C. Whidden of years ago from Fern Park Orlando; a son, Ralph I,. where ho had lived since 1047. Went o f Miami; n sister, Mrs, He wns a member o f the Con- J. E. Raker o f Sanford ami gtegationat Christian Church, six grumlrhildrcn. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Surah Woyers o f San­ ford ; a son, Law rencc w i:v r , m ih . io r iiit : n iiir ii. Wcycrs Jr. o f Fern Park; *o \— Funeral a rrv lrr* (o r M m , S o p h i »* K r l c k M n \ V t n ( f three daughters, Mrs, Grace in s K. 1M h St., w h o flin t E. Theobald and Mr*. Olive T h u r a i t n y a f t e r n o o n , w i l l ln» h r M a t 4 p ni. S a t u r d a y at M. Stump o f Pittsburg, Pa. It rU io M F u n e r a l Horn# w i t h and Mrs. Jean E. Davis of B * v. H o b a r t M. J r n k l t m of F lr a t M rth n d l»t C h u r c h off!Orange City and nine grand­ <*I a 11 n k B u ria l w ill ha In children. U k$ V l*w O in c lrry . Ilrl» . Mrs. Went Dies In Orange City Sanford Man Dies Af 75 The Grahams previously rehabilitation services a n d : owned and nperutod n similar personal laundry will ho in- | eluded and professional nurs­ nursing home in Pennsylvania, ing services will he provided they said. on a 24 hour schedule,” hr The design o f the nursing added. hump features a large service “ The Seminole l^idge Nurs- i center which w ill allow for ing home will he one o f Ihe expansion to 50 beds if need­ ! must modern amt complete in ed. Other fealutcs include an Central Florida,” Grnhnm 1 all steel institutional type noted and pointed out that the : kitrhen, living and dining location was ndjarent to the aeea, television room, with hospital, physicians and dent­ audio.visual call system in Hie ists office, the medical Inbnurses station and central .oratory and the blood bank. heating and air-conditioning. Scrvico rooms include ex­ amination ami treatment, rec­ reation and therapy. Private, semi-private and word rooms Thr will lie equipped so that each j SARASOTA ( U P I ) patient has his own closet and charter class of New College drawer spnrn with built in will join faculty meniliers July 21 in turning the first desk, Grnhnm snid. Services to patients include shovels of dirt for construe-! all levels of nursing and con­ lion of a new residence hall 1 New College will open its; valescent care, Graham re­ doors for the first time in marked. ‘Special diets, hand feeding. September. College To Break Ground New York Riot »<»n F u n r r a l l l o m a of a rra n u rn iru ta . v.«u m :\ r i: *it. — F u n e r a l n r r v l c n for L t w r r n c * W r y a r a S t , 75. o f 2405 M y r ( Io A v r n i i r , w h o d i n t . T h u r s ­ d a y * W i l l l»* h t l d a t 2 p in S a t u r d a y nt i l r a u t k o w Funr r a l lln m a w ith B a y . W a lte r A. II. M c P h c r i o n o f th * Po ll Kt ftf » I IoumI < h r U t l a n C h u r c h o f f i c i a t i n g * B u r i a l w i l l h a tl>r rn a u a n lru n i at W o o d la w n M e m o r i a l P a r k . O r I 4 m l «•. U r a m k o v r F u n * r a t l l o m a In c h a r g e of a r r a n g e m e n t * Funeral service* for Lonnie Patterson, 71, who died July D, will be conducted at 2 p m. Sunday at Second Shiloh Church on Grapcvillo Avenue. Legal Notice ni# wir#. i FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE We’ve Expanded nur Line To Include: H o o fin g V A L L E Y — 12” -2t” width 12” width — cut to length 18c per f t 5” O.G. (iuttcr, pipe and other components 5 V. and C orrelated Metal Roofing . . . 810.90 per sq. ft. WALL SUPPLY W E H A V E MOVED! N E W LOCATION RIGHT ACROSS STREET N. FRENCH A V E . SANFORD, F LA . 322-5412 "Headquarters For Sprinkler Systems” C0ME IN FOR A TOP DEAL ON A ’64 PLYMOUTH OR VALIANT! ix t h e riw ct iT rn rH T of T H E X IX T II J I T H I T t l, ( I I I <1 IT. IX AX I) F ill! MKMI. x o i .e r n r x T V , r i . o i n n t IX C H IX C K IIV XI). I HIT F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L SIORT<1AUK ASSOCIATION, * corporstlon, r u in tlff. vs. K E N N E TH R. rA T TE R P O X »n<l JKHHIK L PATTERSON, CDB-II • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Pianos • Rental Reds WE'VE SHARPENED OUR PENCILS FOR CLOSE- In c li a rK ** Patterson Rites De fe nrtante XOTICK OF NAM] NOTICE IF H E R EB Y HIVEN that on lh# 22th day o f | July. 120. » t 11:0* o'clock A.M.. *t th* main floor of llie Court­ house o f Seminole County, at Hanford, Florida, Ihe Honor­ able Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk o f Hi# Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florid*, w ill o ffe r for sale to the hlahest end beet bidder for resh, at puhlle oulrry, th* follow ing d-arrlhed proparty of th* De. fendtnte, Kenneth R Patterson and Jeesle l„ Pattrraon. Ill* wife, altuatIn Seminole County, Florida: Lot «. B l o c k r 9U N LAVP ESTATES, a auhdlvltlon, aecordlna to a plat there­ of, recorded In IMet B o o k 11, paxes 14 to 22 o f the Public Iteoord* o f Semi* nole County. Florida. Including: On# DuoTherm (o il) W all Heater w/ldo Gal. Tank. Model 221-4, Serlel 1 ((E »7 On# (IE (elec) Renae, Model J IM R IW II, Ferial THO. 2ITS-1 On* (IE (e le c) Refrlfter•tor. Model LA811RD1. Ser­ ial OR417 7** One Victor falao) 14 Inch Kitchen Kxhauet Fan. Bo modal or aerial Na. Nlaa Venetian Rllnda (m etal) manufactured by Henkarlk Glaea and Paint C o, San­ ford. no model pr aerial number*. tocatfaar with all atrurturee and Improvement*. then or thereafter on said Und. Thla la mad* purauant to Final Dacraa o f Koracloaura entered In th* above cause. Chancery Docket No. 14117. now peadlna In the Circuit Court o f and for Seminole County, Florida. IN W ITNESS W HEREOF, I h tv * hereunto set my hsnd and official seal thla ltth day o f July. 1M|. (S E A L ) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr.. Clark o f the Circuit Court In and for Semlnolo County, Florida By: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk JOSEPH M. MUHASKO P. a Box 221 FER N P A R K . F LO R ID A Publish July IT, 1*44. Sanford Furniture Co. Funeral Notices groes abandon the Republican party they mgy be taken for granted by the Democrats. " I f Democrats are sure of 90 per cent o f the Negro W ASH IN G TO N (U P I ) — vote,” Miller said, “ there will Defense Secretary Robert ?. lx* pressures operating on McNamara says the Commun­ both parties to give low prior­ ist harassment and terror ities to some problems of]continues nt a “ high level’' NEW YO RK (U P I) — More great concern to Negroes.” in Soulh Viet Nam, keeping than 150 policemen battled Miller wus one of several the security o f the South Viet­ hundreds of summer school GOP leaders Interviewed in namese people in doubt. students too:y in a riot touch­ tbo March issuo o f Ebony ed off in the heart of Man­ magazine. The pearly razorfish bur, hattan's most exclusive re»i“ There is obvious danger row* under the sand to alecp dcntial area by tlie fatal In a situation in which Demo- at night, Marincland of Flor-1 shooting of jk n lfow icld in gN p l crats take the vote of the ] ida reports. I Rro teen-ager Negro fur grunted und Repub­ licans regard it as unobtain­ able,” M iller said. Reds Active TAST RESULTS Service* are led by Rev. | Durward H. Knight, pastor, and Rev. Charles O. Dennett, associate, of the Southern The 36-bcd Seminole Lodge Methodist Church of Stuart. Nursing Home now under The S o u t h e r n Methodist construction nt Fourth SI. and Church Conference, w i t h Bay A v e „ will open about headquarters in Orangeburg, November 1st, owner and ad­ S. C., was organized in 1940 ministrator Donald R. Graham by members of the former announced today. Mrs. Grnbam is a register­ Methodist Episcopal Church, South. It is a member of the ed nurse and together the American Council of Christian couple will operate Ihe home, Churches and is not affiliated with Mrs. Grnhnm serving as in any way with the National supervisor of nurses. A MOMENTOUS OCCASION — The .steeple for Central Hnpti.st Church’* fTERAT.T) W AN T ADS This is the time of year that thrifty new-car shoppers can get big savings on new ’64 P lym o u th s and V a lian ts. We're sharpening our pencils to give the very best deals we can to everyone! Trade-in allowances are high, p rice s on new ’64 Plymouths and Valiants are low. If you’ve been waiting for a chance to get a new car at a price that puts the savings in your pocket the time to shop Is NOW! Bring your old car and be prepared to deal! NO M O N EY DO W N BUILT ON YOUR LOT 100% FINANCING K you own a lot Of build­ ing life, Jim WaHor will custom build you a bom* of your choice. 100% financing fc available re­ gardless of wbore yarn property k lacaled. 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July 17, ’64 Sports Sanford Teams Trounce Ormond Between Us Fans 2-1; Nationals 01477926 B y H a n y Grayaon Newspaper Enterprise Aasn. Ij i N E W YO R K (N E A ) - P e o ­ ple actually were beginning to auipect there really wae a Dew Bo Belinsky. There were grave fears that baseball had lost another o f Ita vanishing characters, but the (ears seem unfounded, lie seems still the same Bo, even though he has admittedly out­ grown Mamie Van Doreo. BeUnsky, the Angel with M l a halo, came Into the Am erican L e a g n • talking, dressing and acting more like an actor than a baseball pitcher, however, and didn’t Intend to let there be sweetand light. lie missed headlines, and knowing to get them, abrnpUy announced dial he wonld rather pitch la Hawaii than Los Angeles. lie added that he believed he would be traded. • e e Take 21-0 Till The Sanford Amaricans and Sanford Nationals both regis­ Junior League Stars Schedule Three Contests MAKING UKE MARIS By Alan Movm The Sanford Junior League tered U t il* League victories «n-star* are scheduled to play over Ormond Beach at Ft. three games next week—all at Mellon Park Thursday night. Sanford's Memorial Stadium. The Stars will taka on tha The S a n f o r d Amaricans Shrintri, league champions, (L ittle American League AH at 7:30 p.m, Monday night Stars) scored two runs in the The Shriners won the Uaguc bottom of the fourth Inning to championship whan they cap. tako a 2-1 lead. But, Ormond tured the second half Gag and whipped the Elks—first half Beach bounced right back In champs—In a beat two-out-ofthe fifth to knot the score, 2three game aeries fo r tb* all. crown. Hr* 29 rtf AtATCtftP M IA ft! The Americans wrapped up At 7:30 Thursday night tha e u m e t m i PA C etfPP the win in their half o f the a h e a p a tfp o rp '*. evep M A PM O * all-stars will host an all star A F P E fA U * fifth when they pushed acrosa contingent from O r m o n d fp o x r o P two runs fo r the 4-2 victory. Beech. K eep * c w p e ti T tf£ / p Joe Pauline got the win, strik­ A U O V e * x A / lY , eecopp* A t 7:30 the following night ing out l i and walking five. HE COUU> e * p e p ro a y %/(///£, the Junior Leaguers will step Dick Carr had two hits for s t /i l 7 N e v u e w e 70 s w r Into some higher class com ­ p ecoM E Ormond Beach, Including the M A r v m S YA H V /T p petition when they m eet San­ E /tfsr e «v c p T f/e PIAP/9 -P 077/ gam e's only homo run. ford's Post S3 American L e g ­ T Peep ee^ p e *6 *A ie p a te p a t Sanford could muster only ion Junior baseball nine la* an fo LEAP 77ft S K o e e e * * g p a p t s. three hits o ff the pitching of ISA 60E /P exhibition t ilt AteM rr /Y jw * , POMtftf*, Bobby DUlinger. Walter Jor­ This contest should attract Coming from anybody else, NP/cP p m a ie p p& THREE dan hit safely twice and considerable Interest among PPOPOC7AOPdP this would be strange talk by y E A R ftffA Frank Williams had one. Er­ 70 7pATPOp7P. local baseball fans and should a winning pitcher employed rors proved costly for Ormond prove to be an Interesting b y an outfit which had just IIM W M m i Beach as they committed five basabtU game, local observ­ paid Rick Reichsrdt, the Wis­ mlscues. consin Strong Boy, $175,000 to ers claim. In the nightcap, tha Sanford Sign. The all atari will be man­ Nationals scored 11 runs In "1 was a card in Honolulu, aged by Jerry Capshaw, pilot pitching before something (he first Inning. The first 10 of the loop champion Shrine for the Nationals like 07,000 paid admissions in batters team, and also by Fred M il­ five gam es." said Belinsky, reached base safely. When the ler, skipper of the Elks. when 1 asked him about It. final tally was added up, the "T h ere were 16,000 in the Nationals had trounced Or­ stands on Aloha Night. I got mond Beach 21-0. Some places, aa you will The game waa called after the Hawaii club aod the Pacific find, Just aren’t open to sight* Coast League out of hock 81* Innings because of rain. while the Anrels, who sent me David L ee and Stan Winfree seeing except by water. The B y Bill McCormick there against m y will, were ■hared the picking chores and ship channel near Houston, Newspaper Enterprise Assn. drawing 1,000 and 3,000 people. in the four Innings they work­ Tex., for instance, leads to "1 enjoyed pitching In H a­ ed held Ormond Beach hitiesi, A boat makes tha best rub­ spot where merchant ships waii and Chian Ho, who runs striking out 11 and walking berneck bus in tb* world. In the clnh, treated me right," three. from all over tho world are sightseeing from the water, G AIN E SVILLE — A high Belinsky went on. "B u t the The Nationals seem to be school marching band repre­ even well-known historic land­ tied up—all parallel to docks Intellectual aide got the the team to beat in Florida senting the entire state and marks take on an entirely new Instead o f at finger piers for best o f me. I recalled a line with the district and itate lit­ chosen on an aU-atar basis aepect belter viewing. from Mitten's Paradise tle league tournament play w ill provide pre-game aod Mt. Vernon, for Instance. A tip to sightseer. Most Paradis* Lost, "T ie better getting under way next week halfthna pageantry for the so- Seen from any angle It li automobile road maps list to reign In hell than serve North-South AUStar beautiful, but only w h a n places o f interest and some throughout T h e Nationals nual In heaven/ A fter all this la were led by Skipper Senkarlk Football Gama In OaloMvlUe'a viewed from the Potomac o f tho new charts now arc the major leagues." ........... Florida Field -oo August 1. does tho home o f Georgo showing them. Belinsky griped about $750 at the plat*. Senkarlk blasted The Florida All-Star High Washington take on the full two towering home r u n s There may not be a Mt. In fines not being returned among hla thru* hits. BUI School Marching Band, ISO grandeur of a jew el in its Vernon, West Point or Man­ to him. strong, w ill be drilled by Jaek natural setting. West Point, hattan in your boating area, "E v e r y olher ballplayer who Schmidt had th* game's other Lee, Director o f Band* at the on the Hudson, la never so home run. David Wiggins pro­ but If you look around a bit got the job done got the mon­ University o f Arisons, and one awe-inspiring aa when seen you are certain to come up e y ho was fined back," he duced three hits. Steve Hitch­ o f the nation's authorities In cock also starred for the N a­ from tha water. pointed ou t with places o f interest to visit th* field of marching bands A sightseeing trip around In your c r a ft There are tb* caies o f the tionals with bis hitting dis­ T b * group will spend the pre­ $3,500 Cadillac and the pay play. Manhattan la r a t o f the high­ ceding week In rehearsals on The Sanford Americans will he lost while on the disqual­ lights o f every smart tourist's N E X T : Family boallng. th* campus, and will be hous­ ified list last aeason, when he take on the power-laden San­ visit to N ew York. The big ed In university dormitories. refused to report to Hawaii ford Nationals tonight at F t Individual bandsman are city takee on an amaslng new May 25 and didn't until July Mellon Park. Game time 1* chosen by tha Marching Band fa c t from the water and there 19. 7:30 p.m. Committee o f the Florida a n tiny lighthouses to be dis­ "A fte r I pitched the no hit The line (cores la yester­ B a n d m a s t e r s Association, covered, not to mention such game against Baltimore at day's little leagu* exhibition beaded by th* band director standard Items as tha Statue Chaves Bavine on May 5, games: o f Mainland High School In o f Liberty and the beautiful m 2 , the automobile dealer Ormond Beach 106 916—2 4 I Daytona Brscb, Jim m y Finn. bridges that connect the is­ said ha would write e lf the Sanford Am. 909 2tX—I 2 1 Other m em ber* o f the com­ land to the mainland. cost o fth e car If I would ap­ W P — Joe Pauline, L P — Bob mittee, also working with th* pear at hla place now and band, include W ill!am Higgins DUlinger then. But Gene Autry (chair­ lin — Dirk Carr, O r m o n d of K ey West, and Jonathan man of the board) told me Hill, o f Ftm andln* Beach. Beach he wanted to do something T b * AU-Ster High School Ormond Beach #00 0— • 6 4 (or me and would pick up the Sanford Ns. 1164 x -3 1 U 6 Marching Band wlU also serve tab. as • laboratory group for die"T h e club gave me a $5,000 W P — David Lee, L P — Dirk elusions and demonstrations of Carr raise. A t the end of the artmarching band techniques, In H it—Skipper Senkarlk (2 ) and son when I asked Autry about seMlooa attended by large Dill Schmidt, Nationals paying for the car, he said numbers of Florida high The Glass-Mat's hung a that waa In the raise, so I was school band director*. Th* three point loss on the frontstuck for the $3.5oo.” Florida Bandmaster* Assorts- running Rex Liquor this week Further stressing what he tloo w ill also bold an Informal In tha Businessmen's League called the aleaiy treatment non-business convention while at Jst Lanes to climb within L P e t GB errorded him by the Angels band members are on the cam gam * of the number one 34 .595 which "ta ts me up lnsida," Philadelphia 60 pus. •p o t Belinsky recalled the sub rosa San Fran. S2 36 M l Doug Owens blasted out a O LYM PIC T O K E N — deal with Kansas City which Cincinnati 46 36 .531 3Ik fine 125/554 far Glass-Met to Commissioner Ford Frick nul Pittsburgh 6 44 40 314 This medal (both aidea lifted in early September of Milwaukee grab high gam * and aeries 45 41 .617 6V* iihown) was chosen by 1002, when a New York base St. Louis honors fo r the league. Dick 44 43 .506 7Vb the Olympic Committee Besalte TWsday ball writer broke the story that Los Angeles 43 41 .500 6 Zuckermaa pounded out a to commemorate t h e Bebfea 16 Chss T Belinsky wa» to go to the Ath Chicago 42 43 .494 •H Robb* 18th Olympic Games in 401 064 0 -1 4 I I I 161/121 In an effort to pull leties at the mason's end In Houston 39 30 .431 131* C h u t Tokyo. 030 101 1 - 7 10 I Rex U quor close. final payment for Dan Osin New York 26 63 .292 281* Icott's Texaco and Golden W P - Earl Evans (6-11, L P — ski. Hesalli Yesterday Dick Frank (6-17), H R - rod Suprex split their match. "Osinski came to us In late Buddy Noel rolled a 113 and Chicago 11, Naw York 1 Georg# G riffis, Robbs. July, so, you see, the Angels •on John was not fa r behind Lee*wood 14 USO 2 Milwaukee 6, San Francisco wanted to get rid of me that o USO 000 002 6 - 2 $ 4 with 176 while CoL Gregory far back," barked Bo. 112 ISO *—14-10-1 waa tha hot shot fo r Golden Philadelphia T, Pittsburgh 8 Longwood e • • Tho Sanford Pco Wco LeaW P— Otto Thornes (14-2), rod, picking up the 6-7 split guo it nearing tho completion Belinsky, the showman, Loa Angeles 10, S t Louis S L P — Larry Horton (1 -f) and rolling a turkey. o f Ita season and the Chiefs was the official host at Cincinnati 3, Houston 2 STANDINGS Team No. t swept all four appear to have the loop’s Games Today Hutch's Supper Club In Hon­ Kings wood • • •••,«,,••, 10 games from the Late Four as championship within reach. olulu during the last offset- Philadelphia at Cincinnati (N ) Longwood . . , , , , , , , , , , , , 6 Dale Alexander with e 190 The Chiefs could clinch the son. He did « turn with Art Houston at San Francisco ( N ) McRaney ..................... 6 gam e end Paul Poor with and Dottle Todd, entertain­ New York at S t Louis ( N ) league title with • win over Fla. State 6 167 game showed the way. the Rebels this afternoon at Chicago at Loa Angeles ( N ) ers wh* own the joint. Robb# , , , , , , , , 7 The standing* to date show Fort Mellon Park. Pittsburgh at Milwaukee (2, "1 wowed 'em and got $1,' Wilson Malor ............... 2 11 the R ex Liquor team in front twi-nlgbt) 000 a weak at the Silver Slip­ Final gamaa o f the U SO 2 12 with Glass-Met la second and per In Laa V egas." will be played Monday end Games Today a two-way tie fo r third by Wednesday afternoons o f next Bo smiled "C am e out la McRaney at Longwood 7:30 Scott's Texaco and Team No. week. A Pee W ee tournament baseball uniform, did a little Chase at Klngswood 1:45 3. N ext In line are Goldenrod Involving ell alx clube In the soft shoe, sang a little in skits ( F t Mellon Softball Field) Besalte Thursday with comedians." Superex and Late Four. rlrcult will begin July 27. He didn't mention that the No Games Scheduled F A N N IN ’ SANDY Sliver Slipped dos*d shortly STANDINGS LOS A N Q E L S f (U P I )- T h * after. Chiefs ............................ Los Angeles Dodgers' Sandy " O f course, I like m ovies," Panthers tesieeoeooeooo Koufax has struck out 10 or said Belinsky. "B u t I have­ Tigers *•**••**•*•****• mar* batters 81 times, three n't been exposed to the depth Rebels 2710 8. H W Y . 17-02 — SAN FO R D ] shy o f the M ajor Ltague rec­ of acting. A lfred Ultchc*ck Yanks eoeeeeeeeeeeteeete ord shared by Bob F e iltr and called me. Had a Juicy part Cubs .......................... Rube Waddell. la n baseball m ystery, but I Games Today iP A/lUMSk All Star Band To Perform At Grid Contest 4—Sightseeing Glass-Mets Win From Rex; Owens Paces Victory National League w Men's League Pee Wee Season Nears Its End Pee Wee League S M IT T Y ’S Snappin’ Turtle A ll Sizei Self-Propelled couldn't Hud tim e to ache dule li. I go M g I * Alghl clubs, where m y c*sy per' soaalily can come through. "M a m i* Van DorunT I out grgw that." Chiefs vs Rebels WINNING ( F t Mellon Park Little League AUGUSTA. Ga. (U P I) Field, 4:30) Arnold Palm ar won th* Mas­ Cube vs Yanks (F t Mellon Softball Field ters golf tournament In and 1912 4:30) R O TA R Y MOWERS BALES ft SERVICE • Longwood Whips USO; Will Meet McRaney Tonight Longwood moved into a tie for second place with McRan­ ey'a Painters in the City Re­ creation Department’s Men's Slo-I'itch Softball League with a 14 to 2 victory Thursday night over the USO. Longwood will meet the Painters s i 7:30 tonight In the final contcit of the season for both clubs and the winner will lake runnerup honors behind the titleholders, the Klngswood Builders—<he club which woo both the first half and second half championships. In the Longwood victory last night, Otto Thomas won his eighth straight mound de. clslon. limiting USO to five hits. It)is gives Thomas one o f the most respectable pitch­ ing records of the season— 14 wins against two setbacks. Johnny Courier with four hits and Thomas with th r e e including s pair o f triples— carried the big sticks for Long­ wood. Mike Farley, Bobby Drlxkell, Sammy Samuels and Ken Gsno each earn# through with two hits. Ilobh’s Construction closed out its season with a .500 per­ cents £c— breaking even in 14 games. The Robbs men whipp­ ed Chase last night 14 to 7. George Griffin, who had the game's only homer, paced the winners along with Charlie Rose and Georgo Swann who had three hits apiece. Earl Evans got credit for the win no the mound. Besides the McRaney-Longwood game tonight, Chase and Klngswood will do the honors of playing the final regularly scheduled game o f the lea­ gue's season. The Men's League tourney will start Monday night. PROOF — Dick Gront, o f the St. Louis Cardinals, dives for a wind-blown fly bnll at Candlestick I’ nrk, Snn Francisco, nnd holds up the ball in his glove to prove to the umpire that he made the catch. Posts 53 And 19 Will Tangle In Legion Game Here Tonight I f Manager Frank Thomas' decider for the Sixth District's Jim Courier, to the hQl to­ night In a big effort to knock Poat S3 American Legion Jun­ junior baseball title. Thomas will send his ace, off Post 19. ior baseball nine losea ita out­ Should Post 19 grab a vic­ ing tonight at Sanford'a Me­ morial Stadium with OrLndo'a Poat 19 aggregation, the locals will hang up the spikes for the season. The two teams tangle this evening In w h it could be the Bonnevilles And Le Sabres Tie Medical Student For Loop Lead Takes Lead In Amateur Tourney BH REVEPO IIT, L i . (U P I ) — Charles Kennon c f Baton Rougs, La., a medical atu. dent who has been playing g o lf t:ily five years, led a field c f 121 players today into the third round o f the South, era Amateur tournament. Kennon, 23-year-old son o f form er Louisiana Gov. Robert F. Kennon, fires a flve-undsr. par 66 In Thursday's second round to rocket out o f • tie fo r fourth plsee end take • one-stroke lead at 136. Data Morey o f High Point, N. C., who shot a first round 66, followed with a par 71 fo r e two-round total o f 137. Morey, en ex-W alker Cup­ per who played collegiate g o lf at Louisiana State, won the Southern the last time it waa played In Louisiana, at New Orleans In 1960. Howell Fraaer o f Panama City, Fla., slipped to third place with • 67-71— 186. David Perkins o f Liggett, K y , waa elected president o f the Southern G olf Assoelatlon, John Waters o f Alexan­ dria, La., was named first vice president end William H. Williams I I I o f Charlotte, N. C., second vice president. Florida State Results Yesterday Orlando 6, Miami 1 Daytona Beach 1, Fort Lau­ derdale 0 Tampa 6, Sarasota 1 St. Petersburg 9, Lakeland S A hunter may shoot Eng. Ilsh sparrows, crows, starl­ ings, black and turkey vul­ tures at any time. The Senior League District Tournament will be played at Cooper Field In Casselberry Recreation Park next Tuesday and Wednesday night accord Ing to an announcement today by Art Lego, manager of the Casselberry entry In the Semi note Senior League and now manager o( the league's all star nine. The Seminole all-stars drew bye for the first round of play and will enter the tour nament In a 3 p. m. contest Wednesday when they meet the winner ot a game between Norihgate or Orlando and the senior league all stars from Ocoee. If the Seminole all-etara can get by their first tourney en­ counter, they will play their second contest at Tinker Field in Orlando at 1 p. m., Thurs­ day in the area tournament. Lego announced that the state senior league tourna­ ment will be played at Tinker Field in Orlando July 29-30, The Bonnevilles and the Le Sabrea both won throe points this week in the Bill Hemphill Molorcttes League at Jet Lanes to continue their tie for the first place. The Le Sabres took the measure of the Pontiacs as Betty Richey pounded out a 184/421 and Mert Holley shot a 165 game and Dot Youtsey backed her up with a 157 game. June Gassman 165/425 and MardeU Gonterman 185/425 paced the Bonnevilles over the Ramblerettes. The Tem p­ esta and the lovlctaa split in their mstch. Elaine MUler rolled the only turkey of the morning and the following splits were convert­ ed by the girls: Helen MeCardie the 3-10, Dot Kirtley LE AR N E D HOBBY the 5-10, Mert Holley the 2-9-10 PH ILA D E LPH IA (U P !) and Kat Noel the 5-7. Clarence Peaks, hard-running 215-pound fullback of the Phil­ adelphia Eagles, lists philoso­ phy as his hobby. American League W L Pet, GB Baltimore 83 33 .616 N ew York 81 12 .614 Chicago 81 84 .600 lV i Minnesota 47 41 .534 T Dstrott 44 42 .806 91* Los Angeles 43 47 .476 I I Boston 42 47 .472 121* Cleveland 17 41 .481 18H K an su City 84 88 J82 201* Washington 88 87 .360 I I Reaalta Yesterday Chicago 9, Boston 3 Washington 7, Minnesota 2 Cleveland 12, Kansas City 6 (10 inninga) Baltimore 6, N ew York 1 (Only Games Scheduled) Games Today Cleveland at New York ( N ) Detroit at Baltimore (N ) Washington at Boston (N ) Los Angeles at Minnesota (N ) Kansas City at Chicago ( N ) FRA N K M. B U N N ELL, D.V.M. tory tonight the junior legion baseball program—at least aa fa r aa Sanford la concerned— l i over for another year. However, If the locals rack up a win It means that San­ ford will have to make up n gams rained out earlier In the season with Orlando's Post 242. That gams would b* played here In Sanford next Tuesday night. I f Sanford wins tonight and wins Tuesday night then they will have to meet P ott 19 again In a playoff tilt to de­ cide tho championship o f th* district. Thomas has been working hla boys bard on their hitting. For the past week or so th* youngsters have been under­ going long batting drills. " I t has helped consider­ ably," aays Thom ai. "Our boys are banging the ball again and w e're confident we'll be In fine shape fo r to­ night’ s gam e." Game tim e tonight Is 7:96t B K U N IN G P A IN T S G IV E Y O U R HOME T H E B R IG H T LOOK Ph. 222-8641 Factory Paint Outlet 261T B. French Remember th o ** • f your vacation trip last sum a m ? W hy Not Enjoy A n A irConditioned Car This Summer? Cool Comfort A ll Sommer Long! Wo Win A ir Condition Most Popular American Cars. Prices Start AS LO W -A8 • *265 00 INSTALLED Price Dee* Net lactad* M m Tea. ' W E SERVICE & R E PA IR A L L A U TO A IR CONDITIONERS announce h* In available fo r th* practice o f nrdicin* and rurvery . . . limited to ta rf* animals only. Phone 322-4837 FH . 222 2811 T h * Sanppin' Turtl* In MORE M OW ER! Seminole Senior Loop All-Stars Enter Tourney Sanford “Your Friendly Ford Dealer” Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE D EPAR TM ENT 301 E. Finn BU I’ ll- 822-1481 Opm . D m A Wmfc W . Park M I 4-M 1I �3br ftaufnrh firralft rkzzf'itk Fri. July 17, *64— Page 7 Cinema: 'Carpetbaggers' A ll costumes for Joseph E.i Baker as Rina. Levine’s presentation of "The I Depicting the most glamor­ Carpetbaggers" were design-' ous period in Hollywood his­ ed by Paramount Pictures tory, the epic drama features famous fashion stylist, award­ a spectacular wardrobe remin­ winning Edith Head. In Tech­ iscent of the kind created by nicolor ana Panavision, “ The Miss Head for stars such as Carpetbaggers" now playing Dietrich, Lombard, Colbert, at the Scmir.ole Plaza Cinema Harlow — costumes which be­ in Casselberry, starring Geor­ came the guide to new styles ge Peppard, Alan Ladd, Bob in the fashion centers of the Cummings, Martha Hyer, E li­ world. The plush gowns and zabeth Ashley and Carroll costumes Miss Head has de­ signed for the three female stars of "T h e Carpetbaggers" will remind film audience of those great days when Holly­ wood was the world's moat magical place and a glimpse of a screen siren in person was the most exciting event imaginable. This glamour re­ turns to Hollywood through Miss Head's daring and excit­ ing creations for “ The Carpetbaggers^" Jerry Lewis At Ritz Jerry Lewis’ new Techni­ color comedy from Paramount “ The Patsy." opens Sunday at the Ritz Theater. Tho film is Lewis' 30th motion picture. “ The Patsy" is about a group of show business professionals who’s meal-ticket, a famous comedian and movie star, sud­ denly dies. They decide *o build a nobody into a substituting the newcomer for the dead comedian, and con­ tinuing .with their lucrative Jobs. For their replacement they select a bellboy (Jerry Lewis) who shows signs of having talent, and what results is sheer bedlam. "Tho Patsy" was produced by Ernest D. Glucksman and directed by Jerry Lewis from a script he wrote will Bill Richmond. Included in the cast are Ina Balin, Everett Sloane, Phil Harris, Keenan Wynn, John Carradlne, Phil Foster, and Peter Lorre in what was to be his last movie. A special feature "The Patay" will be cameo appear­ ances by leading stars and show business personalities. 'Mondo Cane' At Drive-In Seldom has a motion picture nnlcascd such strong reactions around the world as the rabid partisanship and violent at­ tacks inspired by “ Mondo C ane", which will be shown for the firs* time in Sanford Sunday through Tuesday at the Movielard Drive-in Thea­ ter in Sanford. Right in the middle o f the furor is a 43-ycar-old Italian m ovie maker named Gualticro E f l e T I L L 2:00 E A p 0 " MON. - F i l l . ® * Jacopettl, who conceived and H oliday"—atarring Cliff Rich directed the film, and wrote ard. the narration which contr ibutes so tellingly to the total Impact of the venture. Being shown with “ Mondo Cane" is another feature, "L is a " which is being pre senlcd in Sanford for the first time. "L is a " stars Delores Hart and Steve Boyd. "The Young Racers" starr ing Mark Damon, and a co­ feature starring Paul New­ man and Joanne Woodward, entitled “ A New Kind of Lore, will be shown Wednesday and Thursday. The film menu for Friday and Saturdcy includes three features: "Th e Day of the Triffid s," a science fiction film In color and atarring Ho ward Kee1: “ Flipper’s New Adventure, also in color ami featuring Luke Halpin; and another color film —"Summer T O N IT E A SAT. /\A \m « H l Of - I N o f a n cJ G IG A N T IC . Triple Feature TMEATR N s, 1 A t 7:45 •L aw O f The Lawless” In Color Dale Robertson No. S A t “ Dr. Strangrlovs” Starring Peter Hellers N o. • A t 11:ia “ Under The Yum Yum Treo" In Color Jack I.emraoo Adult Entertainment COMING — BUN. - MON. - TUBS. FIRST SANFO RD SHOWING. A L L T H E SCENES YOU W IL L HEP. IN IN T H IS FILM A R K T R U E A N D T A K E N O N L Y FROM LIF E . IF O F T E N T H E Y A R B SHOCKING I T IH BECAU SE T H E R E A R E M A N Y ASTO U N D IN G A N D EVE N U N ­ B E L IE V A B L E TH IN G S IN T H IS W O R LD . . . T H IS IS A D U L T E N T E R T A IN M E N T Cub Pack 540 To Celebrate Heritage Day By Jane Casselberry Cub Scout Pack 540 of Cas­ selberry will meet Saturday at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mr. and M ri. Charles Lockyer, 1139 Quintuplet Drive, Casselberry. Highlight of tho meeting will be a campfire ceremony in celebration o f American Heritage Day which la being observed by scouting unita throughout the United States. The new cubmaster, Dave Waters, will be introduced at the meeting and all scouts and their families are invitod to participate. Moose To Host District Dance Sanford Lodge 1861, Loyal Order o f Mooaa and Sanford Chapter 1404, Women o f the Moose, will be hosts and host­ esses Saturday night for the first annual aighth district danre. In view o f the large attend­ ance expected the dance will be held In tho American L e­ gion Homo on Highway 17-92 south o f Sanford. Tha Twlllghtera, orchestra from Leeeburg, will provide music fo r dancing which Is scheduled to begin at 9:30 p.m. Members o f all lodges and chapters In the district, and their Invited gueeta, w ill be welcomed. T IIK M A N A G E M E N T. SHOW ING N IT E L Y A T 7:43 A 0:45 SING-A-LONG F R ID A Y E V E N IN G — F U N FOR A L L ! Firat Item o f builnra* In light Room. It is a delight­ Table Hopping thla week la t<> ful place to epend an even­ apologize to Laura Staphrna ing, with tinkling piano tunes by Vicky Blair In th* little and h e r c o - w orkeri at alcove behind the bar, and George's Tavern fo r leaving the unboatable cuisine served them out laat week. by their most accomplished Wo aaaure than it waa un­ chef. intentional. George'a la an • * * ideal placa to relax with your Th* eleverly captioned pic­ favorite beverages. tures on the walls of the I f ycu can’t find your Caribe are an entertainment friends on these war days and in themselves when you drop evenings try looking for them in there fo r lunch, dinner or at George’s. I f they are not Just relaxing with ycur fa ­ ’there you nan relax and en­ vorite begerages. They are joy youmelf while waiting open until 3 a.m. on Fridays for them to Join you. There la and Saturdays, too. a large packuge atore, too, • • • with a wide selection of Only spot around offering brands, ao you can take aome public square dancing every home with you. Saturday night is th* Mc­ s e e Gregor Ranch, two miles Veal parmlgiana with a south o f DcLand on McGre­ special touch, served with gor Road. They are sponsor­ spaghetti is tha piece de re­ ed by th* Volusia Square GEORGE P E P P A R D IS ORSESSED with beausistance this weekend and Dance Club and th* fun be­ tiful Cnrroll linker who portrnya Kina in Joseph next week a t Jean’s Spaghet­ gins at B p.m. cn Saturday E. Levine’s presentation o f ’ T h e CarjictlmKtfPrs" ti House in Orange City. night. which is now pinying in technicolor nml pnnnA treat sure to delight * * * vision at the Seminole Plnzu Cinema in Cassel­ those with a taste fo r Italian Becoming more and more berry. cooking, when you sample popular every day is the the offerings there. Jean and Trade Winds Cafeteria at the Kocro serve complete dinners Seminole Shopping (Muza at dally from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. the interiectlon o f llw y. ITTheir restaurant la air-condi­ 92 and SR 43(7 in Fern Park. tioned and hae facllitiea fe r We see lota o f Sanfordites private parties and banquets. and Seminole Countians who Take the family to Jean's for make it a point to drop in s a meal by candlelight— they’ll there for dinner when they •7 \ love it. plan to take in a movie at e • e the Cinema. A good idea— Under the umbrella at Jim makes a nice evening out Hpcncer'a you’ll find a deli­ for a date, or fo r the whole cious assortment o f cheeses family. and cold meats with tasty # * * crackers to go with it while How about a good old fa­ you are walling fo r your din­ shioned Slng-A-LongT , . . ner. then be aura to visit Louise T ry Spencer’s fo r lunch, and Hank l*yle'» Lake Mon­ too. They have a select menu, roe Inn Friday n igh t There’s moderately priced hut every fun fo r everyone when you bit aa tasty as the dinner mix sing-a-long singing with menu. I f ycu are dieting, try a fun-loving group and your the ehef'e salad. Yuml R O LL OUT T H E B A R R E L . . . I Jerry Ixswln favorita beverages . . . es­ e e • takes a singing lesson from linns Conreid in pecially when you ran also Lou Rotas, host at the Mar enjoy mouth-watering char­ this scene from “ Tho Patsy," Jerry’s new Tech­ Lou Restaurant and roektall coal broiled steaks . . . or any nicolor comedy from Paramount, which opens lounge wants you to visit him cna o f ■ varied menu o f comSunday at the Ritz Theatre. This fun-fiiled and try those rharroat-hroll- vorlta beverages. They are comedy, is about a group o f film professionals ril stoaks o f prime beef. The kind o f evening, vialt Lake who try to mnko a movie star out o f a dimwitted bellboy. dining room lias been newly Monroe Inn. dci-orsted and air-conditionIng provides cool dining com­ The larorst snail In Am er­ fort. A varied menu which In­ ican w ite r i la tha Florida cludes saafood, pisia and horsa conch, which may at­ sandwiches It available, too. tain two feet in length, ac­ T A L L A H A S S E E (U P I) — eligible bay county votera and After 9:30 p.m. on Thuraday, cording to Marlncland of Tha firat petition filed in until Sept. 1 to file it again Friday and Buturday even­ Florida. Florida to got Alabama Gov. with the secretary o f atata. ings you nan dance to music Gtorga Wallace on tha stata’a by “ Tha Holidays.” prriidential ballot waa re­ • • • jected yraterday. Rex IJquor Mart o f Values jn m r n o r ir r i.t iA T io v The petition came from in 1'inecrest Shopping Center ro n t a x iik r ii Jerry Gunter o f Panama City. ( « » r . 1»4.ia Florida ■ * « ■ « » • offers you more than a wide ■r iate» The aerretary of atate’a office v o tic -b is i i r n r n r o t v . selection of wines, liquors and returned the petition became BN That Hobble J o. Hunt th . beer. They have delivery ser­ It had not been cleared firat bolilrr nf th . follow in g c r l l - vice, chilled wines and give fli-ale haa fll*4 aalil c . r llf lr a l. with the county aupervlior of for tat 4.*4 to be taau” l Plaid Stamps with each pur­ regittratlon, aa required by therein. Tha r .rtlflc a ta num­ chase. For your convenience ber an<1 rear o f Uauanre. tha law. M A R K S THE 4rerrlptlnn o f th . property, they areopen from 8 a.m. to Gunter hai until Aug. IS to and tha name In which It waa 10 p.in., Monday through S P O T OF THE a . . . . . . 4 are aa fnllowa: have name* on tha petition Certificate No. Jo) Tear e f Thursday and from 8 a.m. to verified by tha auparvisor aa taauanca H IT L IQ U O R M ART mldnlte Friday and Saturday. lle .riip tln o mt r r w * e r tn • • • TO D AY SHOWS A T A SAT. I f f # • > :!• • :I0 - 8:3# A ll Your Favorite Beverages Petition For Wallace Fails Legal Notice |*J? STAR TS S U N D A Y . 0 i& g LA K E M ON ROE INN Hwy. 17-92 — H i Mile* North Of Hanford — 322-3108 Come To The Mar-Lou For Prime Beef Charcoal Steaks Newly Decorated Air-Conditioned Dining Room Dancing! Th ere, * Fri. . Pat — A fte r #:30 P. M. Mimic By “ H O LID A YS " From Orlando Facilities For AII Size Parties, Banquets, Special Occasions M A P I O N Rk s t a u r a n t IV lA r v - L V J U C O C K TA IL LO U N G E Lon Rotas, Owner — Hwy. 17-92 Jast South e f Sanford — NOW THROUGH T H U R S D A Y — V E A L PARM IGIAN A CO M PLETE D IN N E R FROM SOUP TO M IN TS IN C LU D IN G DESSERT — CLOSED ON M O ND AY — Jean * Rocco Morslllo Welcome You! lea Cold BEER (Sundays, too) A IR CO NDITIONED Open 11 A. M. lo 10 P. M. — PaMUe Accommodated llw y. 17-92, Orange City — Reservation.• Ph. 175-3898 Jean's Spaghetti House •4V Ixila II I ) A I I XI k A Tract I ) , tfanlando Seringa According to I'late There­ of It.rorded upon tha I’ uh. Hr llarorda o f Hamlnola County Florida Naina In whirh aaaeaaed lle ltn D. * John I'. F olia . All of eald properly being In th. County o f H.mlnnle, Stata nf Florida, tfnlaaa aurh c .rtlfl cata than he redeemed aorordIng to law tha property deeerlbad In aurh certificate w ill ba sold lo th . highest bidder at tlia front door o f tha Semi­ nole County Court llouae at Hanford, Florida, on tlia flral Monday In tha month o f Au. guat, t i l t , whleh la tha trd day of August, l i l t . Hated thla 17th day o f May t ill. (O fficial clerk 's Heal) Arthur II. Uenkwlth, Jr « l.r k Circuit Court, Pamlnola County Florida Tly: O. T. Hay. Jr.. D. C. Pubtlah July II, IT, I I, I I, l l l l C IllllI Have you tried the Huainessman's Lunch at the Ca­ pri T They have a special every day, fo r less than a dollar, and a select menu o f a la carte choices. Dining room opens at 11 a.m. Then there's the Jack Knssman Trio to en­ tertain you for dancing F ri­ day and Saturday's from 8 to 12 p.m. and delicious food to plrase your palate. Partirs, banquet* and club meeting* are their speciality. • e • I f you haven't been down to Frrddie’a Steak Ileus* In Fern Park recently, do plan to go thle weekend and en­ joy dining In the new Gas­ OF VALUES . . . CIILlil VINES FREE 1*4AID SI AMPS PMOMIM HI 11vlXr Steak House Central Florlda’n Oldeat ft Finest George's TAVERN COR. 21th 4k FRENCH — HW Y. 17-92— HANFORD — IIAR ft PACKAG E — s M A L L Your Favorite Brands A t A Price You’re Glad To Pay . . . 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David Van Volkcnburg serv­ son. with stock and anthyrium. the bride of Randall Allen Mrs. Walter Duda played ed as best man and the ush­ The bride's mother chose Pollard Tuesday evening, July for her daughter's wedding a 7, at 7:30 p m. at St. Lukes dress of electric blue chiffon Lutheran Church in Siavia with white accessories and she wore a white orchid cor­ with Pastor Stephen M. Tuhy sage. The mother of the officiating. groom wore a dress o f cham­ The bride is the daughter of pagne lace, and her corsage Jtlr. and Mrs. David M. Earle was a white orchid. of (loldenrod. Mr. and Mrs. After the wedding, a recep­ Dennis A. Pollard of Winter tion was held in the school Park arc parents of the bride­ auditorium. The table was groom. overlaid with a white linen The bride, given in marri­ cloth, and crystal candelabra, age by her father, was lovely together with small bouquets In a formal gown of chantilly of stock and anthyrium, were lace featuring a scalloped used to decorate the table. neckline with a fitted IkxIIco Punch was nerved from a and traditional tapered wrist crystal punch bowl. length sleeves, with a fidl vo­ Mrs. James ('ollterl served luminous skirt touching thn the wedding cake. Olliers as­ floor which also featured a sisting at the reception were scalloped hemline. Her fin­ Mrs. George Jakuhcin Jr., gertip veil of silk illusion fell Mrs. Carl Lang and Mrs. Lex from a pearl tiara crown arid Abel. she carried a cascade of The bride is the grand­ w h i t o carnations, centered daughter of the late Mr. and with a white orchid. Mrs. C. K. Hunter of Sanford Miss Karen Sue Hughes and also the late Mr. and wns maid of honor and sho Mrs. W. S. Earle Sr., also of woro a street length gown of Sanford. Mr. Earle was for pink chiffon with a fitted many years associated with txxllre of embroidered lace. the engineering department of The attractive headpiece covSanford. ered a short veil of matching After a wedding trip to the pink. She carried a bouquet of East Coast, the couple will be pink carnations. MUs Eileen at home after July 23 at -430 Kelly, a bridesmaid, wore a MRS. R A N D A L L A L L E N PO LLARD Darcey Drive, Winter Park. gown and carried a bouquet ny Evelyn laindy Miss McDaniel Honor Guest Of Evening Bridal Shower The party rooms were gaily decorated in the traditional bridal motif and the guests enjoyed participating in a variety of games and con­ tests. A lovely arrangement of roses crntcred the dining ta­ ble, and tire hostesses pre­ sented the homiree with s corsag of sweethei .t roses. Miss McDaniel received an assortment of lovely and use­ ful gifts. The hostesses served a de­ lectable rongealed d e s s e r t course to the honoree and her mot!.or, Mrs. Thomas F, Mc­ Daniel, and the Mines. Alva Wright Davis, W. It Hunt, Ray Herron, Carl Chorpcning Sr., Hotter! Jenkins, J. H. Lee, lUtyd Coleman and Lloyd Swain. Also the Misaes Ernestine Westphal, Barbara Riiprccht, Holterra Stevens and Annie Iwa Herman. Betty Anne's H A M S T Y L IN G S A LO N $201 8. Park Ave. Mr*. R. W. Estes has bad were of her grandchildren visiting her fur Uvo past two weeks, Samira and Mike Wiggt, of Weal Palm Reach. Mr*. Ken Wlggs, their moth­ er. canto up over the weekend for a short visit and the chil­ dren returned home with her. Recent visitors in Oviedo from College Point, Tex., were Mr. and Mr*. Donald Is-mhart and rhildren, who guests of Mayor sister and and and brothcr-in Mra. Merritt During the past 10 years Hie number of states which provided soma services to rhildren with cystic fibrosis grew from three to 2#, the Children's liunrau report* K A Y IV E Y How many back seat d r i v e r s nave been burned by pipe or cigar ashos emptied out the front window? Mrs. Dale Scott (no, not a tiridr) is a gal about town, who has been in the midst of all (he bridal activities. Mada­ lyn and children, 14-year-old la-e Seotl and seven-year-old Dalynn, have been with her parents for the past year while hubby, Dale, has Iwen flying off to the wild blue yonder in Iceland as personal pilot to Adm. Paul Rule. She reveals that they have been having a ball and have been benefit from this donation, and their safety campaign i* already underway. Marge and Jerry came to Sanford four years ago from South Florida and arc in the dry cleaning business. They live in Loch Arbor and have a daughter in Philadelphia, who has two children, and a son with the Armed Forces in Japan, married to a Japanese girl, and who has a son whom the Jcmigans have never seen. The Pilot Club of Sanford is indeed fortunate in having Marge as their leader. She has winning ways with high leadership q u a l i t i e s and boasts she has never missed a meeting during iter eight years with the organization. She is an avid golfer, but de­ vote* most of her spare time these days to Die Pilots. substitute teaching, she sim­ ply is too busy. Dalynn will serve as Rower girl in Kay Ivey's wedding and Cindr. Scott will be home for the wedding. Kay is Dalynn's godmother and the lit­ tle Miss Scott is K ay’s nameaukc (Dalynn K ay). In August the Scotts will de­ part fur Coronado, Calif., where Dale will assume the duties of personal pilot to Adm. P. D. Stroop. They lived in Coronado for five year* prior to the Icelandic tour oi duty and love it. Dale and Madalyn own a home in Sanford and will re­ turn u|>on hit retirement. All of Madalyn's friends will re­ gret to sec her leave aincc her presence is an asset to any gathering. Cmdr. Scott is from Holly­ wood, Calif., and was grad­ uated from Stetson Univers­ ity. He has returned to the Stales on several occasions during the pa»t year with Madalyn meeting him in D. C. ami New York. Personals » There'* no need o f a Ion* nUlement when our nu'MUiRc is brief. So we'll juwt hkip ___________________________ and Mrs. brother-in-law, Ralph Teens, — INCLUDES — KISH — OYSTERS — SHRIM P down here nnd nay “ R A N D A L L ELECTRIC COM PANY offer* a complete electrical twrvlre, doe* good work, does it prompt­ ly, efficiently and cheerfully and doe* appreciate its customers.” Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company 112 Magnolia Avenue Phono >22*0911 Commercial . . . Residential . , . 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LEN G T H S m FOR CH A IRS b PILLOW S OR Vacation Antique Satin ASSORTED CO LO R S Bound? Wieboldt's * £ a vi I j F U L L ROLLS TO 25 YDS. 50 1 To 10 Yard Lenstha Value* To $1.99 Yd. V A L U E S TO 99c PE R Y A R D ta > < V A LU E S TO $1.99 PER Y A R D Dotted Swiss Oxford Stripe* Pima Stripe* Check Gingham Peasant Prints Ticking Time Stripe Chambray Acetate* Dan River Chambray Miracle Blend* FRI. & SAT. O N L Y 99 Beautiful And Fashionable Pre-Cut Lengths Perfectly Matched Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Stone a Fur IH uuhch • Skirt* CO have had as their guests this Short* & Hermuda* past week, her mother, Mrs. Color Coordinated It. N. Mosley, and her sister Set* SEAFOOD PLA TTER SPECIAL in K- £ By Mr*. Clarence Snyder trailer colony on the Enter­ prise Rosd. This group is all Mrs. Jerry (M arge) Jcrnlretired residents of Columbus, gan is another busy gal these Ohio. days. Marge has recently re­ turned from New York where Mrs. Eva Williams spent she was a delegate lo tlie P i­ Wednesday through Friday lot Club Inlernational conven­ with Mrs. Marie Norman at tion, and is president of the her home in New Smyrna Pilot Club of Sanford. Reach. Marge describes her jaunt as "out of this world." Stic was guest o f the internation­ ally fam oui Waldorf Astoria and every minute was cram­ med with excitement. The convention waa fascinating along with a Hay at the World's Fair, shopping, and P o n t forgrl patching a couple of Broad­ way showi. your camera and Kodak film The highlight of the conven tion was the presentation of $10,000 to Pilots International by M. R. Gassart of the All CAMERA SHOP State Foundation for the saf­ 210 S. P A R K AV E . ety program. Local Pilots will • H YOU'VE ASK WHEN - AND HERE IT IS. FOUR BIG YEARS IN FERN PARK. BETTER PRICES IS OUR WAY TO SHOW OUR APPRECIATION SO COME EARLY FOR YOURS. w > < & SAV E O TICE SALL M ARGE JE R N IG AN M A D A L Y N SCOTT Heights where Kay will teach Mr. and Mrs. William Law ­ the third grade and Ronnie rence Burak of West Palm will rontinue his education at Beach will be new residents the University of Florida, of Sanford as of this weekend. where lie it majoring in ac­ counting. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Long In an unaffected manner and family recently enjoyed with genuine sincerity, Kay spending a few days al New concluded that she and Ron Smyrna Bench nnd later visit­ nle Imth had a driving ambi­ ed with Mr*. I-ong's (Libby) tion to Itr as happy and as mother at l-akc Alfred near wonderful parents as are their Winter Haven. parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ivey and Dr. and Mr*. Edwin L. Lindsey. • * • Max Lrinhart, and Mrs. la-in low, Mr. Staley. in p icnic Monday Mrs. Lee Gary, Mr. and M n hart'* Anniversary Osteen Mr*. Juanita Brewinglon lias relumed following a trip In S t Louis, Mo., where ahe isited relatives and friends and attended Dm- wedding of her daughter, Miss Sue Brew inglon to Larry Johnson. two given the red carpet treatrnent in Sanford, Madalyn Is a striking brunettc with a vibrant person­ ality and a keen sense of hu­ mor. She is an ideal candidate for the field of fashion, with a natural flair for high fash­ ion, but is actually an ele­ mentary' education m a j o r , having graduated from Flor­ ida State College for Women. She adores bridge and golf but with all the activities and Vurses Schedule Personals Oviedo Personals he Remnant Shop' Q k a ii& h District No. 37 All registered professional nurses and their families are invited to attend and bring a picnic basket along with their families. A diversified and entertain­ ing day is promised, ami if it is Impossible to stay all day, plan to spend part of the day. JO AN D M A R IL Y N M CDANIEL, motlicr nnd •laughter tluo at a recent pre-nuptial pnrty Riven Marilyn l»y Mr*. \V. \V. Tyro at her Oak Avenue home with Mr*. Marvin Dyal serving a* tohnaten*. W o m a n '* preoccupation with beauty I* a» old a* man­ kind itself. The ancients ot Israel. Egypt and Babylon weren't exactly atrangera to the art o f paint and makeup and countless *ttrntinna to their tresses. In fact, the notorious (preen Ji-relirl la generally eonrrdrd to have been a pretty rary number wtrn retied on mure artificia­ lities than any female In his­ tory. At any rate, we arc going to took into the business of beauty in the weeks ahead. We will see how the aeareh foe lieauly has progressed down through the centuries and lake a quirk look at some of the artful and nwt-eo-artful dodges that have grand this popular feminine pursuit. We hope you will like our e f­ forts. We hope, loo, that you ladira will think o f HETTY A N N E 'S IIA IK S T Y L IM i S A LO N for mil your beauty requirements. You will always receive professional ser­ vice and personalized atten­ tion her* at HETTY A N N E 'S IIA IK S T Y L IN U SALON. 3301 South Park Avenue. We believe that the hair is only one attribute to total beauty and should not aland apart In its attraction, but mrl into the whola rompoall* beauty of th e Individual C all 333-4111 fo r n dal* with new beauty. Sanford is blessed with a bevy of beautiful brides and brides-clcct buzzing about as busy as bees. Kay Ivey and Ronald Lind­ sey will be married Saturday, July 25, at 7:30 p m. at the First Presbyterian Church. A series of fabulous pre­ nuptial parties have honored one of the season's most pop­ ular brides-clcct, and Kay re­ vealed in an informal tete-atetc that she has enjoyed every minute of it. Kay is a vivacious, petite brunette, radiating an abun­ dance o f energy, and is pos­ sessed with charm, poise and above the average in intelli­ gence. She participates ac­ tively in water sports, loves good music, plays the piano, and is learning to sew with Mamma Keen's assistance. When queried about her culinary aptitudes, she flash­ ed a broad smile nnd revealed that Ronnie liked casseroles, so she has been experiment­ ing with tuna fish and mush­ room soup. Kay’s favorite color* are green and yellow and Iter choice in architecture is ranch style with early American furnishings. S h e consider* three or four children as the ideal family. After their wedding, Kay and Ronnie will live in a lakefront cottage in Keystone District 37 Florida Nurses Association will meet for a picnic and splash party, in lieu of the regular monthly meeting, on Monday, July 20, beginning at II a m. at the home of Mrs. II. E. Schultz on Lake Markham. lira. W. W. Tyre and Mrs. Marvin Dyal were co-hostessts recently at the Tyre homo on Oak Avenue to a kitchen shower complimenting Miss Marilyn McDaniel, l o v e l y bride-elect of David II. King. 1IYi H E TTY A N N E “C a n d id TH E R E M N A N T S H O P ____HWY HWY. 17 & 92 N EAR M A IT L A N D IN FERN PARK, FLA . COM C O M E IN A N D SEE NEW F A L L CO LO RS O N DISPLAY SEW & S A V E SEW & S A V E I �W jr r o v o ^ jn V titTnrH i- T tr . Surfing Trunks Very Popular (Dsuah fibbjy. • DEAR ABRY: Can you help ms? 1 went to be a ) Hy Jerry Sheehan Newspaper Enterprise Assn. N E W YO H K (N E A ) — There is nothing mure pow-rrfill than an Idea whmc time has arrived. Witness surfing trunks. Observers o f the salty scene report that there are millions mute surfing trunks around than there are surfboard*. The rage started in Hawaii, reportedly, and spread from the West Coast across to Maine with the speed of an expense slip heading for the fron t office. • This season, the trend con­ tinues unnhated. Teenagers and adults ran ire seen oil every ocean beach and lukefrimt wearing surfing ti unks. Men who never in their lives stood on anything mure unstable than a trolley ear enn he seen flexing their deltoids and biceps, gazi ng knowingly into the distance, waiting for just the right surf conditions. Oil Jones Reach, l-oiig Islund, one group o f young cthletcs, all clad in surfing trunks, nctuuliy did bring a surfboard to the shore— and then used it for a picnic table. Many surfing trunks rome TH. .Tulr 17. ’64— Pnpf f» WfraTH with laced those men ride tha servo fronts. waves, a Among who actually the practical do laces purpose. They allow the surfer to cinch in his waist when at sea, and loosen it when relaxing ashore. Contrasting waistband, side seam and leg bottom trim are also a characteristic. Also seen are conventional fly, i fako fly and boxer styles —• some with fuke laces. Hip pockets h i t another ; mark o f the surfing trunks. They were originally meant to hold surfboard wax — but are also suitable ie|>u*iloricf fo r cur keys, subway and Ims tokens and other such nunIlHW'niiitn necessity o f life. virgin when I get married, but it'* getting hauler every day. I shoplift for kicks (have never been caught) ami 1 uUo smoke end drink when I can get it. People say I look like a tramp, und I guess I do. All this is because my father is try­ ing to run my life. He won't let me out after 0 p. m. un­ less lie knows where I ’m going, who with Slid howlong I'll be gone. Even when I tell him tlie truth, lie *uys I'm lying. I ’m sick o f be­ ing watched like a criminal. I know- I'm running with the wrong crowd but they are the only ones who un­ derstand me. 1 sin over weight and my mother never lets me fotgci it. 1 break everything I touch because I'm so nervous. If you don't tell me w here I run get some help soon, so help me, Abby, Pm going to find some high plm-e to jump o ff of. W A N T S TO DIE A T lb E F F E C T IV E EDUCATION So effective wus Olds- , liomn's first education sys­ Typical o f the stalwart* who tem. established by its l ive have been c a u g h t by the surfing trunk crsre Is this Civilised Indian Tribes in thr m in with paddle, not recom­ 1800*. that many Cherokee*, ' mended fo r surfboard steer­ Chickasaw*, Choctaws, Creeks ing. nut the trunks are neat, and Seminole* could read DEAR W A N T S : Show a bright and p r a c t i c a l fo r Greek and Latin while white copy of this confession to beach and In-water wear. Hip traders and trappers who 1 your family doctor or past­ locket Is fo r surfboard wax dealt with them rouldn't sign or. I f you can't communi­ or car keys). their own names. cate with your parents, take your misery to a trusted relative. That you recognize W A N T to get help means y o u r shortcomings a n d your strugglo is half-won. I By Abigail Van Burcn To "ju m p" would be mean­ never say if he were con­ scious. Is this true? I am ingless and a tragic waste scheduled for some surgery of life. • • • (not set lolls) soon and this is very important to me. DEAR A B B Y : I have a Is there any other way a son and s daughter. Roth person could he "put under" have been murried many fur an oporution and lie years. Several years ago I assured that lie will not made an heirloom quilt. I talk? I can't ask my doctor could never makeanother because be belongs to our ono ss my ryes arcnot club and we know a lot of good enough and therewas tlie same people and he much close work involved. I might wonder why I am have l>een offered f|00 for asking. Please don't use my it many time*, hut have re­ name. fused It. My daughter orn-e MRS. R I.A N K K T Y B LA N K •aid idic would like to hale • it for her daughter, who is DEAR MRS. Find out now- a ternaged girl. Tina who your anesthetist will be girl is very unappreciative, and ask him. Don't worry* ami has neier taken very Whatever you say will prob­ good c-aie o f her thing*. ably he disregarded. Only My son asked mi- years psychiatrists got paid for sgo if 1 would “ w ill" it to listening. • • • him. He has s lovely wife who would take good cure o f I t .'I don't want in hurt my daughter's feelings, but I would rather *rc my son ahd his w ife hair it. Wlint should I do? PONDERING D E A R P O N D E R IN G : Treat yourself to the pleas­ ure of giving it to your son an d 'h is lovely wife while you are living. • • • DEAR A B B Y :: I hnie In-ard that when n person is under an anesthetic he talk* very plainly and us uully says thing* hr would 0 Helpless In The Face Of Death £acoby D E A R MRS. L A W R E N C E : Eight months ago my to credit us with magical hus­ powers. The baby in u griev­ band was killed in an auto- ing child like your son will a a a mobile collision. Only recent­ Illume u* for the death of Ids ly, as 1 have begun to re­ futher, attributing it to our cruel refusal to exert our cover front the shock o f los­ magical powers, lie may not ing him, have 1 Itegun to no­ only treat us with resentful tice how coldly and critically coldness but actually feel my boy 10, has been treat­ llmt we hovo no right to the ing me ever since his futher* life that wo have refused to death. Two nights ago, fo r preserve for Ids father. the first time in weeks, 1 Ho is unlikely to be con­ spent the evening with scious o f Ills desire to blame. friends. Yesterday he scarce­ As Ids survival depends upon ly spoke to me. When I asked our life, lie can’t afford to him wlmt was the mutter, lie realize that he begrudges life sui hi "\Yhut iii it to yo u ?" to us. So the begrudgiilelit of tho can't explode itself in an out and wulked open accusation — a cry of room . - . may lie such clearly unreasonable de­ He ANSW ER: angry at you becuuse you mand that we could easily didn't prevent the accident recognize tlie pain and lone­ that deprived him o f hla fa ­ liness behind it. Instead, his i r r a t i o n a l disappointment ther. Fin serious. Long a fter a witli us will trickle cut of child has stopped looking him ill needling remarks and like a baby, there will remain resisting huhavior that give a baby in him that continues up no Inkling o f his struggle Record Shop with pain and loneliness. Think over what I have said. I f It gain* in truth for South's four diamond open­ ing was one o f those despera­ NO RTH 11 tion type Lids popular in A K 87 »A J many circles. Hud South con­ ♦ ASS tented himself with three dia­ ♦ A884S mond* or simply passed hi* WF.AT EAST partner might have played AJB32 A A Q 10 3 three no-trump. V Q 1)8.1 f K J 100 6 4 ♦ 74 ♦ 2 North would have no prob­ A Q 10 B A J5 lem at three no-trump. In KOI TU <D> fart, he rould make at least A 84 10 tricks with his eyes closed. ¥7 Desperation hidden fic ♦ KQJ 1 UVB& quently land in desperation A K 73 contract* and should really Both vulnerable learn how to play difficult (tenth West North East dummies. This South wns not 4# Tass 3♦ Past Pass Puss equal to the iK-easliin. Opening lead— V 3. West opened the three o f hearts. South went up with d u m m y ' s ace and drew iiis king. East made the pre­ trumps. Then ho led a rluh to cautionary piny o f tlie Jack. you, you can find your own way to evoku your *"n ■ ex ­ pression of his blaming feel­ ing— and so break through the harrier c f Ids auger at you to his hurt and need for your comfort. Like children's, our own grief too, contains much unger: If we are religious, we will become very angry- at God for refusing to prevent the death of our Icved person and give our priest, our min­ ister or raldil a very rough time. Children, struggling with thr anger timt is always mingled with grief, will turn It upon us. And hold us some­ how responsible for the grlev. ous event. They resist the reality o f human helplessness In the A t the beauty shop tlie face o f death as violently as other day, I heard a middlewe do. aged woman ruefully remark that her good looks were gone. “ Oil, w ell," rhe said, "it was a pretty furu once. It hel|H>d me to be popular when 1 was young and it got me the man I married. So I can’t com­ plain." That's about as good a philosophy an any for the , gud and Margaret l^ighton woman whose mirror is no i reading sonnet*, speeches and longer reassuring. So the face that waa once young and j scenes from "Macbeth," "M erfresh has lost some of ita ry Wive* of Windsor," “ Hen- color and firmness, and n few ry V,” "Romeo and Juliet," wrinkles have moved in. T in g ­ "K in g l.cur," "K in g Henry le? No, not if you stop to CROSBY On the 29th floor was an- Assn. other F'inkerton. Outeide the N E W YO R K — (N E A ) — doublo doors behind which Dave Clark, speuking for T H E Y were actually living himself und the oilier four- und breathing, were females fifth s o f tlie Duvc t lurk Five, o f assorted ages, representing 0 , said that if the hulloon which fan clubs and daughters of has his group at the crest of fathers with pull who had popularity with the younger managed to wangle sn audi­ act from two continents burst ence. tomorrow, he wouldn't wor,vy, “ It bus liven a marvelous Inside were Clark, tall and experience,” tlie handsome lively Mike Smith, who en­ Clark said. “ It has to end tered carrying two glusscs of sometime. We hsve been to orange juice; blond Lenny severul countries, met s lot of Davidson und quiet Rick Hux­ nice people and achieved a ley whose eye, accidentally ® lot o f nice things. It ’s some­ clawed by a fun, wns healing thing we can always look very nicely thank you. Denis Payton, in a leather vest and back und remember." And that was about as long black shirt, entered shortly, and as seriously as anyone in saying "I'm the Rip Van the English quintet could Winkle o f the group." Several assorted managers speuk. Tito words bespeuk a con­ and press agents were answ­ templative, scrciio atmosphere. ering the telephones ( “ No, But they were spoken In the I ’m sorry you can't talk to ^ spotlight at a three-ring cir­ the boys. They’re not here. What are they really like cus. Just inside Die front door of They are very nice fellows.” ), the hotel where the Clark keeping the flow o f females Five wns staying was u I’ ink- moving and introducing a erton guard looking over vis­ young girl who had hern sit­ itors with an eye to tossing ting in tile hotel lobby since out anyone In her teen*. The (1:30 a.m. trying to get to see elevator ojicrator, in reply to tiie boys. ” Tho floor malinger o f the the magic words. "29, please” _ asked "D o you have sn ap­ hotel called me aUiul her,” said a manager (o r was ho pointment th ere?" On being assured every­ a press a gen t?) "She ran get thing was legitimate, he ex­ s job on a weekly puper for plained he was not supposed the summer If she gets an in­ to take anyone he didn't know terview ." She got her interview. to the floor. ‘ ‘ I wouldn't let Not everyone was so luck). a man o ff earlier today, un­ Album o f the week— “ A til the assistant manager ■earn* around and told me he H o m a g e To Shakespeare” features Dame . was the manager. 1 didn’t (Columbia) I Edith Evans, Sir John GlelV know him." Newspaper Enterprise N igh t," "Cymbe- line" ami " A * You Like It." All enjoyable sampler. C o u n t r y -fled albums— "Country Hits— Feelin Blue" (Tennessee Ernie Ford, Cap­ ito l); "T lie Great Roy A c u ff” (( iipitoD; "Country Music's Two Guitar Greats” (M erit Travis nnd Joe Mapliit, Cap­ itol). t'ity-fied A l b u m s— "T lie Greatness o f Joe Mooney" (Columbia) is easy listening. “ Stay Awhile— I Only Want To Be With You " (Philips) with England’s Dusty Springfield is strictly fo r rock ’n’ roil fans. Single-ohs— "Y ou Mustn’t Be Discouraged” (Caorl Bur­ nett and Tiger Haynes, ABCPut amount) hug Carol doing a marvelous Shirley Templetype song. It’s from her mus­ ical "Fade Out— Fads In” . Some pretty Instrumentals: "T lie Wheel o f Fortune" (The Rene Paulo Group, IIIF i), "E t Maintenant" (A rthu r L y ­ man Group, H iF i) and "P e o ­ ple" (Cal TJader, V erve). Rock ’n’ roll: “ W ill You Love Me Tom orrow ?" (Charlie Mc­ Coy and The Escorts, Monu­ ment), AMy Baby’s N ot H ere" (Rusty Draper, Monument), “If I ’m * Fool F or Loving You” (Jimmy Clanton, Phil­ ips) and "Trardrops F allin g" (Jim Chambers, Southtowa). 1 fMW* |consider wlint it did for you I while it was young. It carried you through tlie p< riod w lien you hadn't much , else to depend oil but looks, , didn't it? It was a pretty ! K"»d friend when you need! ed it most . I Now-, perhaps, you can't ■count on it for much any more— nut just by itself, tliut l '* Hut it will still lie your 'friend, if you'll help it out. I.el it relax Insteud o f tight­ ening up in annoyance, envy, impatience. I Sea to it that it expresses you at yuiil best— a guy, wariulieulled, Imppy, out-go- V III,” "llc n ry IV , Part One,” -Tw elfth B> Sir. Fix gulden, iuto the | Come Maud, and let’s talk o f the birds and bees. Did you know that bees are out tills season? And I that bird* are playing second lid.lie to the butterfly? I got Hie word from the Fashion Coordination Insti­ tute, an information service whose experts co-ordinate I basic fashion trends witli the jewelry accessory story. | Since the fashion look is just too, too feminine t Li* season, the jewelry industry iin r. adopted a pm Hcuhirly appropriate motif the but­ terfly. ' Clouds of them are alight­ ing everywhere. You'll see them nestled in a deeply flounced organdy c o l l a r , perched lightly on summer suits and outlined against •talk white pique. C O N F I D E N T I A L To D A V ID : Don’t g u r up. Man lias outdone nature in It's usually the lust key in turicly and color. There ate the hunch that open* tlie Hie bailies whose wing spread door. is one inch right on through . . . Problems! W rite to All By, Box 09700, lx>» Angeles, Calif., ponnp. For h person­ al reply, enclose « slumped, self-addressed cm elope. • • • By Oswold Jacoby lie didn't want to find him­ self tin own into the lend witli that card. A fter tills play by East, South hnd no way to keep West from gaining the lend with u club. West proreedi-d to lead a spade und East eusht-d two spade trlrka. Do you see how South rould have kept West out o f tho lead? You have to go buck to trick one und play dum­ my's diuru of hearts instead of the see. Kust will win tlie trick and lend anything he chooses. Kvi-nllially South wilt dis,aid a small t-luh on tlie ace o f In-sita mid play the king and .are o f club, ruff a rluh and set up two clubs for spado . diseuid*. to a giant five-inch grandpa. bought a bloused top bathing And th*»* pins are Mesigned suit. The suit doesn’t hat* in jeweled stones, enamel, a built-in bra. My friends filigree, rhinestones and iri­ plan to wear theirs ‘as is,' descent stained glass effect*. They are social butterflies. and think I should, too. They They go anywhere from tlie are smaller and slimmer thnrt golf link* to the ballroom. I nnd I feel embarrassed Tlie binls are flocking in. about nearing my new suit any support, but too. There aie insouciant without little chicks, nestled along­ they tell me it is tlis fashion side soaring eagles, a n d this summer. I>o you agree?” —Jeannle swans. Dear Jeannio— I hear tell This is a fashion trend that should appeal to all. The tiiat some gals are wearing petite gnl can wear two or the new blousson swimsuit mure sntiill pins at s time. without bras. But you hnvn I f you're tall, try one over­ good taste or you wouldn't sized specie* perched on your demur. Stick to your guns shoulder, sleeve or at a low nnd buy a bra to wear under­ waistline. neath. When you come out o f Maybe bee* and other in­ tlie water, you'll look great. sects will be back fur fall Your friends will look as thrir suits w e r e (there were plenty around a though season ago), tnit right now pasted on by a kindergarten anyone who doesn't like but­ kid who didn’t know how to terflies must be for Hie binls. smooth out thr finished job. Chic gals won't wear them Chic Chat . tj: “ Along with my two I .-oft, loose t- ps without a closest friends ill school, 1 'lira. You're wise to hesitntr. [ P *illy 's .F o I/itS rs^ | Another Use For Nylons Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to Abby, DEAR I'U L I.Y — l discov­ Box 09700. la-s Angeles. Calif.. 90000, for Abby'* ! ered this trick on .Saturday night after all tlie stores booklet, "H O W TO W R ITE LE TTE R S FOR A L L OC­ were closed. I was making CASIO N S.” bias-covered cording for tlie bv Ruth M iiie t t |ilig interested you. So don't waste any time , worrying liecniis that face of I yours is no longer s girl’s face, pretty enough to g el you by without much e ffo rt on your part. Give it n little help and it will still la- your friend. Rut don't foigel that now wlint you are like is moie ini|iortant than what your fare is like. At this tune in life you al­ ready hale many of the tlie tilings you Imped to have when you were young. It shouldn't la- diffleult to hold on to them without tlie help o f a pretty fine , scums o f a idi|K-ovcr and 1 inn out o f rul'd. I keep old nylon hose in a draw or. Sn I cut thr top uml fool o ff of one, twisted it until it was firm und inserted in tin- biascut iimU-tial where tlie curd 1 left off. It worked beautifully 1 and hud a* much "body" as (lie cold mid over so much mole "g iv e ." That is going to I l>e my new use for old, wornI out ii> ion*.— M EREDITH I 1 G IRLS — This is rcuily an ingenious trick. A number of In so could be stitched to­ gether to form one long strip before the twisting is done. Aren't you amnzed at tlie uses Hint have been given for lyurn-oiit hose tlust no all used to throw aw ay? I am. jllu r readers m e really mi in­ genious lot. -F O L L Y D EAR I'O L L Y — Are you al­ ways searching for scratch paper? We were at our heuse until I bought a dime store clipboard. Now all the "junk m all" Ihut has a blank ievelar side is fastened to this hoard, making a portable desk that can he used any­ where, stored in a drawer or hung on the kitchen wall next to tlie telephone,— JANES'E D EAR P O L L Y — The jars. bottles, etc., ill Hie door shelves of my refrigerator used L> rattle und slide mound. I found tlie perfect way to eliminate this was to cut a cheap rubber sink pad ill Btlipa to fit the shelves. Now my tilings stay pul ami do not rattle. It is loi* easier to keep tho shelves clean, too. Try this and you will hive it. -W . U G IRLS— Even folded paper towels will help until you gel ar. und to getting a sink |Mid. — I'O L L Y D EAR I'OLLY*— I am only 11 year* old hut rend column every day. ever Uiouglit of the Had you using Hi* old mirrors out o f purses us decorative coasters for littlo figurines that arc^tm display? Tlie mirror* protect the fur­ niture and lock pretty, too. ♦ Cut a piece o f velvet to fit in ail <dd picture frame with the glass removed. I’ lac* about seven strip* o f ribbon diagonally aeioss the velvet and tuck them ut each edge. I’lut-e tills lierililioned velvet inside the frame, hang on Hie wail or eet on your dresser nnd slide cards, letters and invitations buck of the ribb n * .— M ELODY Share your favorite hiinieniaking ideas . . . send tlirni to Polly in care o f Thr Sanford Herald. You'll receive ■ bright, new slltrr dollar if Colly uses your idea In Polly's Pointers. reach this pi|ir through tlie furuuce, remove the pipe and Just because your furnace clean it. isn't In ti«e during tlie sum­ One* cleaned the interior mer i* no reason to ignore it. I surfaces should Ire protected. Summer's hibernation ran Ih* An insect sprayer filled with damaging for a furnace. More light machine oil will serve to deterioration can occur when spray surfaces with a protec­ it ia not In use than when it tive coating. is going full blast. In a foired air system there There are certain operations is a filter. Check this. I f rein shutting down a furnace Icently installed, a shaking and which any humeowtier can a vacuuming will Ire enough. replace with a perform. If, during this Job, (Itherwiso you notice any damage you 1rleiin filter. ahuuld rail a professional re­ Clean ivaiin air registers pairman. Correcting trouble while you are ut it. Remuvt now will assure you an iiniti- tlie rovers and reach in as far t* it up led heating season. a* you ran with a vacuum at­ Corrosion is the chief tachment. enemy o f tlie nunworking fur­ With gas fired furnaces nace. Hoot and dirt, dust that tl.ere is always the question accumulates—all o f these al>- |of whether or not to turn o ff sorb moisture. Tlie moisture ( the pilot light. I^ave it on. la Uiere because the furnace , The amount of gas it burns Is I small. It will dry up some of i. o ff. The result is the formation tlie moisture. When fall o f an acid that will destroy cornea your fum are will be j ready to go on. the metal. Obviously, cleanliness is the In a furred air system in­ first step toward preserving spect Uic motor, belt and pul­ your funiaco. Us* a vacuum leys. iteplace a frayed belt. cleaner to clean tlie inside o f Follow manufacturer'* in­ your furnace thoroughly. Use structions in oiling the motor. a brush to dislodge stubborn I f your furnace has a boil­ er, keep it filled but do not dirC Kmoke pijies made of sheet drain and re-fill with fresh metal will disintegrate quickly water. Fresh water has air U not carad for. I f you |that react* on metal part*. Long, Long Kindergarten It) Susan Light Newspaper Enterprise Assn. D EAR MRS. L IG H T : I've Just lead your article on ".Much Useless Homework.” You are so right und the system ao wrung. I have a similar probltm. My soil, 3 on November 1, was allowed to enter kinder­ garten September I, when lie was ntIII four. Many chil­ dren in Id* cluas ure almost a year older than lie, mom experienced and seemingly I brighter. 'Die older rhildm i are al ways called oil for m i­ nimis uinl eirumls, putting I tlie younger ones at a great disadvantage. I lie leums hums at 8:18 a.hi. mid has to ride on u bus |w ith rhildn-n o f nil ages, j They play minor, hut in itaI lie water in the holler fiom ting trick*, sucli ns putting i worms in hi* lint and stuffthis past winter dor* not have I ing his |HK-kets witli paper. as much air. Just add enough water to fill. Diuin some oil to remove sediment. Hut stop diuiuing as soon a* Hie water runs clear. Turn o ff tlie water supply to the humidifier. Iti-nmve the Let's sen what happens humidifier and clean. If it when you "blow your stnek” uses evaporating plates, clean wlien angry. It has been these or replace them. Use a found that, you take deeper steel brush to lem ote lah'ium breaths, your pulse quickens, deposits from the inside o f your blood pressure rises and tha pan. your digestion slops as the If you have an oil burner hlood is drawn from your ali­ rleun the nozzle and other mentary trm-1 to your mus­ metal parts and coat with oil. Your fuel tank should lie cles. In such blinding rage you filled to tlie top. Not only will you he rrsdy for cold may he especially prone to weather, you will prevent cor­ mi accident if you ure driv­ rosion inside the tank as well. ing a ear, operating a ma­ Another problem you will chine in u factory- or hand­ avoid is contamination o f tlie ling Imt soup in a kitchen. Plainly such a state culls oil with water as condensa­ tion form* on tlie inside wail* for m oling off. On Hie other baud, pent-up anger can und drips into the fuel. a chronically high Once you've finished with cause the cleaning, o|a-n all Uie fur­ blood pressuie, peptic ulcer, nace doors—or remove Hie colitis, angina pectoris and panels if you have these in­ other so-called psychosomatic stead o f door* — and leave ailments. ileus ust anger causes a open for the summer. This will avoid the accumulation sudden squeezing o f admnaof moisture around these lin Into your blood it may lie doors and panel* und in Uie uassociatrd with a sudden pain in the region o f your cracks. Summer Dampness Can Hurt Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Birds, Bees ? Its Butterflies Sharp Shopping W b Jh& W om an ; • Hectic Visit With Dave Clark BY JO AN On c trtfrg & a s i - Hr gets ready to go home hard indeed. Unfortunately, parents can hardly when tlie hell rings at about many children to it, stands around until his wait fo r their start school. Your school bus is called, then murchr* board would undoubtedly be stiff and straight to the bus. under fire if lliey lowered lie m rite* home a fter 4 p.m, the cut-off date fur cutming — when he is supposed to kindergarten. practice printing, have his Ilnlf-duy kindeigaitrn ses­ dinner and get to bed by 7, sions me (lie usual pattern, Wlint child life or even heal­ however. I'm sui prised und thy outdoor time can he get? disinuycd tliut your school Stalling under 6, children keeps 4 and 8-year-olda all gel into groups o f teen-agers day. Un lids issue, parental long before they are ready, uction — plus a school levy any in tiying to show they to defray tlie expense o f us­ are not young, gel into trou­ ing busses ut noon — could ble. I feel 7 is a good age to tiring improvement. start school oven though kinThough desiiuhle us prepa­ del gal ten is skip|>vd. A t that ration for school, kindedgurage a child is more physical­ teu is not compulsory. I'orly and iiieiitully ready. hups you should hum kept 1 h oi* your puper contin­ your son at home another ue* to carry "School and year. But cheer up! Next year You." — A C H ILD LO VER AN SW E R : Your poor little lie'll he putting worms in * hoy! His day is too long and younger child’s list. The Doctor Says: Blow Your Stack,—But Cool Off adrenal glands and a sudden surge o f blood to your bead may precipitate a ht-adacbc. Adrenalin poumd into tlie Id- ml served the primitive purpuse o f prepuriug a per­ son for a sudden burst of energy— fight or flight. But in a civilized community neither o f these actions is ap­ propriate, Hines it is no longer so­ cially acceptable to lose con­ trol of your temper, yiai are upt tu wind up with physical symptoms. Illness is still so­ cially permissible and may e v e n get you a certain amount o f sympathy. Tbs hidden ruges within u* often have their origin lu In­ fancy. As children we all have desires that cannot or should not be granted. This Icud* to frustration and an­ ger. As adults, Hi# problem becomes one o f letting o ff steam. Thsra arc various ways o f doing Uiis . You can whack away at a go lf ball, lient the stuffing out o f a punching bug, or hummer nails ill tlie bark fence. Tills will enuble you to use up tlie physical energy your uuger bus sumincited up and will act as a safety valve. If it ia nut con­ venient to do any o f thes* things u brisk walk will aervo the purpose very well. Home persons gut the sams kind o f relief vicariously by watching a boxing or w restl­ ing match or some other con­ tact sport. Htill others taka it out in writing a scurrilous letter o f protest even though they know they won't mail it. Ur you may want to taka it out on tho keys o f a piano aa a means o f releasing your emuUoiu. The moral o f till* story 1st Don't hoard your resent­ ments. That is the path that leads to neurosis and a whole i'andora'a bog o f dtae sss*. �dfofh lig hJtA T V Tima critic* preview coming Telavlalon Show* by attending rehearsals, watching screenings, studying acrlpa In New York and Hollywood. Her* a n their previews for today: 7:30-8:80 P.M. CBS. The Great Adventure. “ Rodger Young.'* (rerun) The legend o f Rodger Young, one of the m oit publicised heroes of World War II who poelhumouely received the congres­ sional medal of honor, I* hero reduced to actual facta and the result la heart-rending as we see the youth as a warm, courageous human rather thnn a superman. Excellent In the title role I* James MacArthur. In fine support are Geoffrey Horne and Ted Bessell as his buddies and George Kennedy as a drill sergeant. 7:30-8:80 P.M. NBC. Inter­ nationa! Showtime, (rerun) It's Iron Curtain Night. This hour waa taped In Budapest and features the exciting Hungarian state circus. Ail the standard acta are well done, but was It really neces­ sary for Don Ameche to pull a Milton Berle and participate In one o f them ! Aside from this, there are several good comedy bits. 8:30-0:80 P.M. Burke's T.aw. “ Who Killed April ? " (rerun) When a restaurant's blue plate special turns out to he the body of a car hop, It's time fo r Captain Burke (Gene Bar­ r y ) to go Into action. It's also time to unleash another con­ tingent o f those glamorised, ■any suspects who've become this program's trademark. To­ night's gang Is headed by Martha llyer, Gloria Graham, Franclne York, Jack Carter, Hans Conrled, Eddie Bracken and ex-TV detective Mark Goddard. 0:30-10 P.M. CBS. Twilight Zone. "Nightm are at 20,000 Feet," (rerun) The only re­ deeming quality o f this far­ fetched half hour Is the act­ HERALD Want - Ads Bring Fast Results Phone 322-5612 T V Time Previews ing of William Bhatner as the only passenger In a plane who ran see an Inhuman creature (Nick C ravat) tampering with the engine. Having .just re­ covered from a nervous break­ down, Hhatner fears he Is about to suffer another when no one on the plane believes hint. Belter than the manu­ factured horror suspense Is Shatner’s fuclal and vocal projection of terror a n d doubt. 0:30-10 P.M. NnC. On Parade. (Prem iere) I f you're willing to settle for Rose­ mary Clooney's fine pop voice on a few songs like "Get Mo To The Church On Tim e," "Cabin In the Hky" and "W h y .Shouldn’t 17" You might en­ joy this cnnndlan-produced summer-weight half hour, oth­ erwise, It's strictly rudimen­ tary television, daytime style, with a precious continuity, crude production vnluea and almost a plug a minute. 10-1! P.M. CBS. The Alfred Hitchcock Hour. “ The Magic Shop.” (ren in ) Don't expert a pleasant ending to this tale o f supernatural horror. It’s horror, at least, at least, for the anguished parents (|j*glie Nielsen and Peggy McCay) o f a weirdly grim 9-year-old hoy who Insists his father take him to msglc shop as a hlrthdny gift. An equally weird proprietor (David Opatashu) encourages the boy to enter a cabinet, after which he disappears completely. 10-11 P.M. NBC. The Jack Paar Show (color) a pleasant hour; albeit on the mild side, sparked by another guest ap­ pearance from Godfrey Cam­ bridge. He docs a funny and frequently poignant routine about an old-style Htepin Frtrhlt-W illle best type of Negro comedian and the problems he has adjusting to today's socially aware enter­ tainment scene. Helen O'Con­ nell has two good songs, "M y Shining Hour" and "H ave I Stayed Fair." Too Long At The Pear's opening mono­ logue, giving his impressions of the broadway opening o f Richard Burton In "H am let," is amusing. Randy and M ir­ iam Paar have a filmed seg­ ment about a beauty resort which might appeal to women and Jackie Vernon has an­ other o f his downbeat com­ edy monologues. 7:30-8:30 P.M. NBC. The Lieutenant. “ Lament fo r a Dead Goldbrick." (rerun) Lieutenant. Rice (G ary Lockwood) Is accused o f being re­ sponsible for the death o f a young Marine trainee and o f bearing a personal animus ngainsl the youth. One o f the players is Holly Mrlntlre (Daughter o f John M clntlre). 7:80 8:30 P.M. ABC. Hootennnnny. (rerun) A large group should have a large number o f selections and, since tonight's mol) la the New Christy Minstrels, one o f the largest, they get a chance to harmonise their way through eight folk songs and acquit themselves nicely. Homer and Jethro may not )>e to everyone's taste, but their brand o f corny folkuni breaks us up, so they are most welcome additions to the roster. Other participants In­ clude Lydia and Brooks, n<>b Carey and the I^vee Singers. Pleasant hour. 8:30-0:30 P.M. CBS. The Defenders. "T h e Apostle." (rerun) The story Is second­ ary tonight to the acting, ex­ cept in the dissection o f a "(give Apostle" and what makes him tick. Played by Albert Salmi, the "P rop h et" Is falsely accused o f assault and attempted robbery, but refuses to defend himself. 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Hoporl ( I ) Hsaaeasey • i l l ( I ) Uuy Lombard* i l l tl> Newases* :** t l ) Clre ss Bop TV REN TAL • Koba • iervtaa A ftern o o n 1:20 11) Navy Klim ef the W eek 4:00 (1) Tim Great A d v.n lu r. 1:00 <:» <'lirl.tru|ihrn 4:10 (2> Men Into Bp.cs 4:I(i (2) Blar A Htory * :00 (S) CIIH Sports Spsetaou l.r 12) Tuple 1:10 (2) TIM, (1) Ted Mack Am at.ur Ilnur 0:00 ( I I 2J|h century (SI Dlacueel.m ' l l (2) N e w .ro p e 0:10 t l ) Campaign *44 (S) (2) T:00 IS) (I) (I) MO (I ) Death Vallay Days Itep. Cunv. Pravlow Oasla A Harriott lllll Dana Show Ima.lo Republican Conran- (ten (1) Wonderful W orld * t (4) 1:00 (4 ) 1:10 12) tf> • lOO ( 2) (It 0:10 i l ) 10:00 (2) II) II) 11:10 (SI (I) 11:00 ( I l tt) (I) lt :t t t l ) ll:lo ( I ) 11:40 t t ) Color Mv K .v o rlle Martian IM Hiiltvnn Show tlrlnJI Arrest A T ria l lionantn Tim Celebrity Gam* tlronner DuPont Hhow o l Wesk Btoney llurks Candid Camera AIIC Now. Report What's My Line N .w .c o p . Harry R sssessr Naws Nawallns Ttmatsr o f Iks Stars I’ atsr Gunn K syhsls M ONOAT A . Bi­ 4:00 l l ) Sign On • lt» 11) Hunshln* Almanac S ill ( I ) Grower* Alnmnao I t ) Itsllgluu'a in s ( I ) Today ( f ) Huinnmr of Man Stmoator ItM (0) Nowa Till (1 ) Karat, M arks! Be­ t « TitO T ill III* • ill IlM SHI •:0* lit* Seminole T V JUS Haafard Ava. 10:11 11:11 IHM l l ) Today ( I I Deputy Dnwg show IS) Mlekla'e Goepol Time I I I N tws A Weather ( I I Cartoonvlllo t l ) Cagk K s n g a rw I I ) W eeihs. a s * Mew* ( I ) Knsrets* for Modern Woman (l> car ten v lll* ( I ) Divorce Ueort ( I ) Ootl atersa Skew (S ' Romper Room ( I ) Am *rle*a B lstery ( I ) Bay « l i * (5 ) Mlks W a ll*** I I ) NUC Naws t t ) w * r « M r Word From Sanford Exi Exchange mm From Seminote County 425-5938 O ffice 204 W . First NOT LONG DISTANCE RESPO N SIB ILITY: The Herald wtn om be responsible fo r m or* than on* incorrect im srtion o f your ad, and r e s e r v e the right to ret i t * or reje c t any a d v e rtli*ment from what ordered to conform t * tho poUcte* o f thl* paper. CLASSIFIED D IS PLA Y : T o **., thru F rL - I P , 8 . day before insertion. M o il • Sat. DEADLINES STRAIG H T CLASSIFIED: Tuts., thru F r i • 3 P. M. day before insertion. Moa. • SaL noon. Legal Notice Legal Notice franfnrh Ijrralb Page 10 — July 17. 1964 1. Lost & Found B E R R Y ’S W O R LD 2. Notices - Personals 3. Education - Instruction d. TranaportAtlon 5. Food 6. For Rent 6A Special Notice* 7. liusinens Rental* 8. Reach Rentals 9. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Ilent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Paint - Repair 23. Building Materials 24. Electrical Services 25. Plumbing Services 2G. Radio & Television 27. Special Service*' 2R. Laundry Sendee 29. Automobile Service 29A. Auto Accessories 30. Machinery - Tools 31. Poultry - Live stock 31 A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs 33. Furniture "Wtll, Ift not oxoctly 'Yankn permwarfare* * * * foot* 34. Articles Tor Sole 31-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted 6. For Rent 30. Automobiles - TnicKi 6 For Rent 36-A Autos Wantk-i L A K E COTTAGE RENTALS 37. Boats - Motors 1 Bedroom, Furn. $50. mo. Furnished or Unfurnished 38. Motorcycles - Scooters Iiall-Blalr Agency Ph. 322-6106 89. Trailers - Cahnnax Ph. 322-5641 218 S. Park Ave. FIC TITIO U S NAME NOTICE IB horoliy glvon that I am ongagod In buolnooo at III. ) llo i in i H.n(iird. BomlCLEAN, downstairs apt. P ri­ nolo County, Klorld*. under Ilia fictitious n.tuo of, C-M llofuoo 1. 1/ONt & Found vate bath and entrance. Ph. LARG E HOUSE, 3 BR., 1 Horvlro, and that I Inland to Bath, Lakcfront. Complete­ 322-0702. rs-lolnr tald namo with th . LOST: Black Belgian Shepherd ly furalihcd incl. Washer, C I.rk o f th>i Circuit Court., white patch on throat, silver Homlnnl* County, Florida, In dryer, dishwasher, d e e p chain collar, vicinity 23th 2 uR |Apt. 801 Magnolia. Also accord.nr* with th . provl1 BR Apt. 119 Elm. All clean freeze. $150 mo. Ph. 322-4970 between Bcardall and Cam* ■Ion. o f tho Klclltlnuo N.m o Ik nicely iurnlshcd. Phone H I.tu t*., to -w lt: Hectlon I I I . 01 eron. Childs pet. Reward. Klorlda B l.tu to. IH I. CLEAN Unfura. apt. 309 Mag­ NO 8-5267. Call 322 8330 or 322-1894. Hlg: Ch.alor K. M a c k nolia. Apply downstairs a f­ Publloh Juno 21 A July 4, 10. 12. 1114. CDA-104 x o T ir n ok g r K T h ii ok I.AXHOWXKHB OK Bt.AVIA l l llllN A U H D ISTRIC T OK ■ r .w ix o i.H r o r x T V . f l o r ­ i d » , TO SOLICIT A SI'I'E H V IS ­ OR OK # A ll) IIIS T R IIT . NOTICE IB HKHK1IV G IV ­ EN that * m .rtln g of th . iiwnora e f ths land, altu.tod In Hl-AVIA D RAINAG E DIHTIHOT (4) T L e v * Leap OK HEUINOI.H COW N T T . (SI Price la Right KIXHtlDA. w ill h. hold at th . t l :•• ( I I Tka McCoy* City IU II In Ovlodo. Klorlda, (1) Coaaentratlo* at Ion o'clock A. M. on th* ( I I Got Tho Moosegs Ith day nf A u g , A. D. IS II. I l i l t (4) r o t* A Gladys for th . piirtHi.. of Hooting into (2 ) Jeopardy .u p crvl.or for ..Id D t.trlrt (5 ) Mlaalng Links fur a term uf th r«» y.ara, at which oloctlun .very arra *>f M O N D AY P. M. land In th . D l.trlrt aliall ropr.a.nt ono .b u r. and i x h 12:00 (2) Rap. Nat’l. ConV. ownor all.II b* .n tlllrd In vote Mew* In ii.r.nn, nr l>y proty In w rit­ ( I ) l-nva o f L ife (0) Hop. Conv. ing duly .tgn.d, (nr a v.ry .ora uf land uwnod by him In auch 11:10 I I ) H arry Itoaooaor (1 ) Bearnk for Tomorrow D l.trli-ti guardian, may ra­ p t...n t thrlr ward., oioi-utnra (4 ) Truth or Conse­ and adm inistrator, may ropraquences 11:11 (1) Guiding Light .•nt o a t.I* , o f it.roaa.it per1:00 ( I I Open Window •un* and p rlv a l. corporation* 11) Nows and W salhsr may ha r .p r .a .n l.d by th .lr 1:11 12) Kocus ollti-ora or duly authorl.rd 1:40 I I ) ns Ths W srld Tarns agm la. T h . otvn .r. uf a ma­ (2 ) Nrlen.r jority uf th . acro.go In au.-h 4:0* ( I ) Password D l.trlct .hall l.o nrco.aary to (21 people W ilt Talk c u n .lllu t. a unoruni (nr Ih. 2:41 ( I ) NIIC Nowa purpoa. o f holding auch . l. c 2:14 ( I ! Tho Dortors tlon and to transact such oth .r 2:10 ( I I Art l.lnklottar bu.lnoa. aa may cum. b .fo r* IS) Day In Court th . mratlng. l : t ) (5) Lisa Howard Dated this llt h day o f Juna. S:u0 ( I ) Another W orld A. D. I *44. ( I ) To Totl tho Truth /./ II. K. W IIK K L K II Jit. ( I ) Gonornl Hospital Chairman 1:2* IS) Douglas Kdwarda • / A. HDD A. JIL 1 : 1 0 (1) You Don't Hay /./ M. U G AllV (S) queen Kur A Day A . th . Hoard o f Vupor1:01 I t ) Ths Matrh Oame v l*o r. o f H I.via D ra in .g . IS) Trallnmotor District o f H.mlnolo Couu­ 11) Sorrel Storm ty. Klorlda. 1:41 12) NIIC Now* Publl.h July IT, 44. 1)44. 1:10 (2 ) NHC Nows C Dll-44 ( I ) Untie Watt 4:00 I I ) Am srUaa Newsstand IN T H E C IR C U IT COURT OK 1:11 ( I ) NBC Mow* T i m N IN TH J t n t t l A L CIH 1:44 ( I ) Checkmate Cl IT IN AND FOR «K.N|. (4 ) Manilla enrolls NOI.SI CO UNT!', KI.OHIIIA. 1:14 13) Nawacops UH D t 'l I H l NO. 141 41 14) Deputy Hawg CH ARLESTO N t A V I NOB 1:44 ( I ) Nowacopo HANK. ( I ) Leave II T o Boavtr Plaintiff, v* W IL T SCORES A LF R E D N. OAT. at ux, at al, iu r .n d .n l. SAN FRANCISCO (U P I ) AM RNIIKD NOTIUK OK SUIT Wilt Chamberlain o f the San IN Francisco Warriors has woo WORTH AOM KORKCLOSURE TO ) ALK IIK D N. G A T and fiv * National Basketball As­ M ILD ItE D O. G AT, hi. wlfa. sociation scoring champion RRBIIIKNU Kl UNKNOW N •hilts, one for each season he AND T o t All p a rti*, claiming lo t .r .a t. by, through, unhas been In the league. d .r ur against tha afur. . . Id p .r.u n . YOU A IIE h .r.b y notlfl.d that a Complaint to forocloao a cortala m ortgaga oncumb.rROTICM o r A r r i . l P A T I O I I Ing tha follow in g described KllH T A X IISIRII roal property, to-w lt: ISO*. 1*4.1* KUoldn S I. turns l o t I I and tlio South I I 14 •4 tela) foot of Lot 22. BA.NKO NOTICE IB IIKIIK1IT GIVI'A IIK , according to tho KN, That Bonded Municipal plat Ihoroof a t rooordod la Corp tho holder e f ths fo llo w ­ I'la l Hook I. Hago 41. o l ing re r llflra le has filed said tho TubUc Record, o f K.ml eortlflrato for ta t deed to bo nolo County, Florida, I ..usd thereon. The rortlflrete haa boml fllod against you In number and year o f Issuance, Ih* abov* atylod suit, and you tho deecrlpllnn of tho property, are required to sorvo a copy and tho namo In which It was of your Anawar or other assessed are as follow a: Pleading te th* Complaint on Certificate No. SIS Tear o f IM a ln tlir. attorn .r*. AN D E R ­ Issuance t!44 SON, RUSH. DEAN * U1WNnoerelpttna ol FewpeHyi DEB. l i t East Central Uoulo. l o t 44 Ulk T Banlan.lo Plat vard. Orlando, Klorlda, and Hook 4 Pngoa 41M 44 IT A (II* th* original Answer or 41 oth .r Pleading In tho otflro Namo In which aasooood o f the Clerk o f tho Circuit Verl D. A Edith M. Brant. All Conrl on nr boforo tho llth o f oatd property being In tho day o f August. IS II. I f you County of Homlnola, Btate of (all to do so. n d orr*, pro ranKlorlda. Unless ouch eortlflrato tooao w ill bo tokan against ■hall bo redeemed according to you for th* rollof domandad lu law ths pruporty described In tk* Complaint. ouch corllllcoto w ill bo sold This Amandod Notlc* shall to ths highest bidder at tho ba publlahsd ones a waak (or front door o f ths rwmtnots four conaocutlv* wo*k* In tb* County Court House nt Ban Hanford Horald. ford. Florida, on tho first Men D ATE D T H IS Ith day of day In tbs month o f August, July. t i l l . t i l l , which U the Ird day of (B E A L ) August. 1S44. Arthur IL Beckwith. J r, lu te d ibis itth day o f Juao, Clark o f Circuit O t i r l 1444. !ly : Sandro #. Johnson (O fficial d o r k 's to ot) Deputy Clerk Arthur IL Bockwtlh, J r , Audotoun. Husk. Clark Circuit Court Doan A Lowndoo ■emlaole Couuty, F lorid* I I I U a t Control Boulevard, By O. T. Ray J r , DC. Orlando, Flsrlda PuMUh July T, It, 44, tt, 1114 Publish July 1*. I f , I L I L 1(«4 CUB-41 * C U U -lt Weekend Television PAYDAY P. M. Classified Phone ff|]r C LA SS IFIE D IN D E X 3 BR house, kitchen equipped, $70. 322-5673. 5. Food OKRA. 322-0415. CLEAN 2 BR Apt. Furn. Ph. 322 3762 days, night# 322-0991. 6. For Rent Furn. Apt. 2300 nenonvOle. FURN. 2 BR house. 322 0974. ter 6 p. m. Yarn. A p t Close In. Apt. 4. $35 Mo. 4071k W. 1st. 2 BR., house, clean k dose In. Jimmy Cowan. 322-4013. FURNISHED 2 nR. House. 2 RR House. Completely furn­ W E L A K A APARTM EN TS 2481 Palmetto. 322 0274. ished. 2424 Willow Ave. Ph. Rooms private baths, 114 322-2418. W. F lirt S t CLEAN tat Floor Apt. Pvt. ent. 1004 Palmetto. 2 UR Duplex, k it equip!. Jal2 & 3 Bedroom Houses ousted porch, carporte, nice 2 BR, Unfurnished house. Ph Payton lleulty 322 1301 17-02 at Hiawatha yard. Ph. 322-1996. 322*892. REN TALS Gar. ip L 1201 ilagnoila Ava. Apply 3-8:30. MODERN Furn. apt*. Also t Storage space. Ph. 322-1374 1 CLEAN 4-Hooma, down, aun 3 2 porch. 611 Park. FURNISHED I1R Apt., Clean . . . . BR. Apt., Down . . . . RR, Apt., Nice . . . . UR. Home, neat . . . . 150 $65 $85 $90 mo. mo. mo. mo. Stenstrom Realty 2563 Park FURN. APT. 322-2800. Dr. 322-2420 FURN. Apt. 3 Rooms A Bath. FURN. 3-room apt. with bath k garage. 2520 Narcisaus. Close in. 155 mo. incl. wa­ Ph. 322-3146. ter A elec. Ph. 322 9507. ON LA K E MONROE, unusual 2 LARGE Nicely furn. Duplex apt*. 14th Ave., Longwood, 2 hr., Us bath, unfura. home, 3 ml. from N.A.S. Ph. 838facing lake, b e a u t i f u l 3298. grounds. UNFURNISHED 2 IIR., 2 hath unfura. home 3 BR., I bath, kiL equip. 1811 with aep apt. or maid# Summerlin $60. room, large Fla. room, out- 2 BR., 1 bath, klL equip. 131 aide patio and swimming N. Edgeir.on $85. pool. 3 HR., 1 bath , Hlway 46 $85 3 UR., 1 bath, kit, equip. 1404 P A R T L Y furn. 3 hr. home. E. 20th $85. Lake Marie Estatea $85 per 3 BR., Ilk bath, stove $113. mo. FURNISHED Fla. L. P. Prop., Inc. 1 BR., 1 bath $55. 668-4821 evenings 868 4316 2 BR., 1 bath, garage apt. $55. 2 HR.. 1 hath $70. 2 BR., 1 bath $90. 3 BR., Ilk bath, Fla. room NUTIUK OF AFFI.IU ATIO N $135. 1*0H T A X DEED Legal Notice (Sflr. 1*4.1# • f 1*1*1 n o t ic e F lo rid * Sto tal** m iiK n n n r a iv- ml fr .fl.r r r ■ toil 4, Tlmmos' Addition te Midway, f l a t Hook I Pago It Namo In which aao*M»d Da­ vid A Vor*l* Mcqu**n. A ll o ( •aid property being In lb * County o f 8*mlnolo. Rmln ••( Klorlda. I 'o le u tuoh rartlllo al* ■hall bo redeemed according to U w th . property do.crtb.d In such r .r lin o a l. w ill bo oold to tho h l* h ..t bldd.r at th . front door o f th# Aemtaolo County Court H om e at Sanford. Klor­ lda, on tho (trot Monday la th* month o f August. I t f l . which is the 4rd day o f Au­ gust. 1*44 D .tod this Ith day of J ob* lilt. (O lflc U l C lark# goal) Arthur H. Dock with. J r, Clork Circuit Court g .m ln o l. County. F lorid * By: O. T. Bay, J r , D. a Publish July IS. IT. I L I I . I t ! ! COB-13 $100 D O W N F H A -V A HOMES Seminole Realty 1901 S. Park Ave. FA 2-5232 anytime St. Johns Realty THE TIM E TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. F A 2 6123 Stemper Agency Y -O -U 2, 3. & 4 BEDROOMS 1. Ilk. & 2 BATHS KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONJHLY PAYM ENTS For Complete Information See or Call Your FHA - V A SALKS BROKER LOCH ARBOR. 4 BR, 2 Bath. Cent, air, Fla. Rm. Sprink­ We Have The Home For You * lers. patio. Ph. 322-8522, 207 Ridge Rd. Ste».:trom Realty N E W HOMES 2565 Park Dr. 322-2424 Crystal Lake Park—Lake Mary THERE'S PEACE k QUIET Shown by appointment Ph. No plane*. In a 2 RR house on jtaved street you can buy 322-3561. for $3,750 Cash. Ph. 668-4601, JU5IBO house 8 room, 2 car Enterprise, Fla. garage, patio. Stove, dis­ NOTHING DOWN ' posal, dish washer. 322-1426. $60. per mo., 3 br., Fla. room, kitchen equipped, hot water heater, shade trees, big lot. Total Price $10,500. 322-6447, Property Mnnafremcnt V A -FH A & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty O ffers fo r your selection these Beautiful 2, 3, k 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the heat home buy, see th* V A - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty MUST sell, owner transferr­ ed. $200. buys our S year equity, 3 bedroom acreened porch, 109 Valencia D r„ Ra­ venna Park. 322-3563. N E W HOMES C» Longwood District VA - FHA - FHA-ln-Service 6 ml. South 17-92 turn right or. Seminole Ave., 1 block 838-3911 Reverse charges T Want easy housckccplng7 ? House too bigT ^ Getting Married? 4J Buy thia completely furnished 2 BR Mobile home and save money. $2950 with good term i! Or Trade. Call 3227498 LOCH ARnOR: U r g e 4 BR, 2 bath, cent, ducted heat, air -cond. can be added, f very low cost, 2-car car­ porte, very lge. utility room Owner transferred. Must sell quick')' 211 Ridge Rd. Ph. 322-9051. N E W HOMES Seminole Really Stenstrom Realty N O T IC E of PU B LIC A U C T IO N N -E -E -D R E A L-E STATE N O TAR Y-PU B LIC M A Y I H E LP YOU M r Office U A t Your Service Renidentiil Commercial Industrial ................... .... • $100 D O W N « F H A - V A HOMES Office 322-2118 Night 322-0618 323-0700 Sanford, F it. 3 BR, Ilk brth, cent, air k 1-Room Efficiency apt. with 2524 Park Dr. heat, sprinkler pump, $7$ pvt. bath k shower, suitable mo. 322 8225. for couple or tingle perton E V E R E TT A. H AR PE R AGENCY - REALTOR or retired. All utilities In' A P P R O X IM A T E LY 1-acre in 2465 S. Park Ave. eluded in rent. Ideally lo city, 2 story, large rooms, f j cited on 1st St., within 1 Phone* FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2285 abundant closet space, huge block o f 2 free parking lota panelled dining room, big 3 BR., home, good location. and ahoppmg center. In­ kitchen equipped, lovely cab­ $80 per mo after down pay­ quire at Manuel Jacobson inets. Ik-Acre young hearing ment. 322-4836. Dept. Store 211 E. First St fruit tree*. 322-9256. W IFE WANTED UNFURN. 2 BR Duplex Apt to tell her husband how she COUNTRY CLUB MANOR. 2 Kit. equipt. Terrazzo floor* and the family would enjoy BR. 322-4539. tile bath, Venetian shades, living in this 3 bedroom water furn. Ph. 322-2334 aft­ country home, surrounded er 5 p.m. with beautiful shade trees, Wc have several new 3 and 4 «. on 140 x ISO* lot, partially bedroom homes, now under* R E N T A BED construction, in desirable fenced to take care of the RoCaway, Hospital A Baby Ravenna Park. D iese homes children or pets, a 2 car gar­ Beds. ere quility constructed by age for a workshop . . unbe­ By Day, Week, or Month Shoemaker, featuring fully lievable at $8750.00 and bud­ Ph. FA 2-5181 116 W. l i t SL equipped built-in electric get terms can be arranged. . CARROLL'S FU R N IT U R E kitcheni, plus many extrasl and only 5 minutes South of downtown Sanford. 9. For Sole or Rant These homei ean be purchas­ CUSTOM B U ILT HOME ON ed for it little as $78.28 per LAKE. Call e v e n i n f a month, (including taxes andw 322-1597. insurance) after low FH A** 1901 8. Park Ave. down payment! May we FA 2-5233 anytime 12. Real Entalo For Sal* serve you? FREE $2,400. equtty. $100 GREENB1UAX down, $00. mo. pays all. We Have The Home For Yoe Choice lota available Is Clean 3 bedroom, 10 x IT Greonbrlar o f Loch Arbor Fla. room, equipped kitch­ ' overlooking g o lf court*. en, terrazzo floors. HeLmly Custom building te your Realty Ph. 322-1641. 2565 Park Dr. 322 2420 specifications. Graonbriar developed by K1NCSWOOD € BUILDERS, INC. 203 Fairmont Dr. F A 3-0074 P e n s i s l te an eider by Thomas Moving 3 BEDROOM, 3 bath, large k Storage Co. wo will aril at Public Auction screened patio, nice yard. ut least te* (10) complete lota o f Furulluro 20 S. Edge moo A ve. N. Or­ KN. That John tlouaton th* hotJar o f th* follow ing rartllando. 323-096S. I t l l S. FRENCH AVE. (leal* has (llad said cortlflcal* for tax <t**d to b* l» u * d tli.roon. Th * rsrlfric a l* num. 1 BR. cottage, furnished, 10 New Custom-built, Lake Mary bar and year uf l**uanc*. th* miles west of Sanford on C. B.. 3 BR, ew poite. uti­ description of tho properly WeUva River. Elderly con lity, atiade k citrus. FHA and th* n im t In which It waa pie. 322 4131. Finance. 522-05*. a «* .u * 4 ar* aa follow *: norliricat* No. 141 Y **r *( luuance IS4I D nntStU a 4 BR, Ilk Rath, Florida Rm., L A K E F R O N T R E N T A L S * central heat & air-condi­ 3 BR., 1 bath $125. 2 BR., Fla. Room $90. tioning. Ph. 322-4876. For Sale COUNTRY home, 2 br., Fla room, large lot zoned for horsox extra lots available, S E V E R A L Outstanding 2 & 3 $13,850. Bedroom Homes available m GEHR R E A L T Y all Areas o f Sanford. Let us Lake Mary 322-3561 Show you Around! FURN. 2 RR. house. $60. Five Points, Hwy. 17-92. Inquire Wren Gas Station. 3 ItM. furn. Apt., clean, water UNFURNISHED k light# 550. 322 2764. 3 RR., 1 Bath Home .. $85 mo. 3 BR., Ilk Bath, nice $113 mo. 5 ROOM furn. upstairs apt. In 3 BR, 2 Bath, L. Arbor $125 Lake Mary, Ph. 322-7985. mo. 1 HR. Furn. House. Ph. G68 3 HR, 2 Hath, nice $135 mo. 4 Bit, 2 Bath, L. Mary $150 3122. mo. FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmla Cowan. 322 4013. EFFIC IEN C Y. 611 Park. 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sate k Appliances. Living Room, Bedroom and Kttcben FnrnL tnre, end ell kinds ef Bric-A-Brac and many ether Hama toe nemerwie to mention. Every Item wBI he sold for Cfsh and te th* highest bidder. No Rc*crvr*. Come prepared to remora year merchan­ dise! 322.R829 • • • • • • • J U S T L IS T E D new H am * mi L A R G E city lot 3 Bedrooms o f good S ite. 8 Bathrooms, K itchen F oal pa. eat B U IL T - IN U tility-room E X T R A -L A R G E . • • • • SALE S • PRICE 114.500. • • • • LO W Down Payment — NO CIn*lng Coat* * • • * * • • 3 2 2 .3 8 2 9 • • • • • • • Inspection from • a.m. to 8*1* Tim*. 8*1* Day Saturday. July 18th at !• a.m. at Thame* Moving and Storngo Cn, located nt 381 N. L*nr*l Ava, Snnford. C -A -L-L M ERLE W . W A R N E R . R E A LTO R 708 South Pork Avenue Sanford, Florida Telephone 322-3829 Leta all attend Church thia Sunday. LEW IS C . D ELL Appraiser 333-8131 333-7$M • Auctioneer • Liquidator 1183 Pnlem* Ava. SANFORD, FLORIDA �£ it Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! 12. Rtal EaUte For SjU» , l.«i Business Opportunity 27. Special Service* (Eht 2 RM. HOUSE. I nice building COLLECTOR wanted by Col­ COM PLETE Lawn & Yard k>U. First $2,500 takes this Service. 322-2310. lection Bureau of Sanford. property. Ph. 668-4601, En­ 201 S. Elm. Age 30 to 40, terprise, Fla. PIANO SVC. 8c TU NING ability to deal with public, Rebuilding . Refelting be able to pass typing test TH E BOSS is gone for a week FR E E ESTIMATES of at least 40 WPM, non and we’ re going to give you GENE CUMBAA transient, at least high a steal you'll have to admit 322-2661 — After 12 p. m. school grLduate and with a 3 bedroom with Fla. room employment background o( and large lot for $10,500. OVER 25 YEARS office wtirk. No others will $350. down, $70 month ain’t be considered or interview­ of Fine Workmanship in Up­ buying It's stealing. Call holstering. Draperiei, Slip­ ed. See Joanne Ritzie or H. now before STOLED. covers. Tim e Payments as L. Foley between 2 and 5 little as $5 mo. Drapery p. in. only. Hardware Installations. 16. Female Help Wanted KU LP DECORATING SHOP Realtor-Insuror-Trades Ph. 322-2335 322-4991 1019 S. French Ave. Experienced Waitress, white. Apply Mr. Rotas, Mar-Lou WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, T O T A L PRIC E O N LY $4850 S P R IN K LE R SYSTEMS Restaurant or ph. 322 2902. 1W W. 10th. St. $650 down. Dal. Al! Types and Sixes $49.50 monthly. Recently re­ 17. Male Help Wanted We Repair and Service decorated. New wall to wall STINE carpeting. V ery neat SERVICE station attendant. Machinery and Supply Co. Apply in person Smith's 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 ROBERT A. W ILLIAM S Amoco lliw sy 17-92 8c Lake Realtor Mary Blvd. 29. Automobile Service Raymond Lundqulst, Asio. » A 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 19. Situations Wanted COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Free inapection, estimate!, M A Y F A IR BARG AIN IRONING in my home. 322pickup, delivery. Recoring ATTRACTIVE 2 b e d r o o m 0321 A repairs dlicounted. home on nice corner lot In 2111k E. 3rd. 322-3443 Mayfair. Has huge air-con- HOUSEWORK. Estelle John­ ditiooed Florida room and son. 322-8440. 2-car garage. Now priced at $11,500 with $500 down and CHILD CARE In my home, Long wood area. 838-5763. $81 a month. Call Senkarik Glass and Paint Stemper Agency • • A U T O GLASS IN S T A L L E D SOUTHWARD Company 21. Beauty Salons 210 Magnolia Permanent Special Investment A Realty Our Budget Wave Now $8.95 116 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 322 0834 15. Business Opportunity 318 Palmetto Ave. Ph. FA 2 4622 Auto Glasa, Tap* k Sea* Covert A U TO GLASS & SE AT COVER CO. Legal Notice . if O 0 i s t h e r m c i T r r c o i -h t o r TM H N IN TH J l'n lr lA L , C IR . 22. Build • Paint - Repair Sell Ua Your Furniture. O t'IT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Quick Service With the FOR PAIN TIN G & R E PA IR C O l’ N T r , FLO RID A. Caah. SU PER TRADING C H AN O E R T NO. 14li9 WORK Call 322-5426. T H E BOSTON F IV E CENTS POST. F A 2-0877. SAVINGS BANK. riAtntlff. FOR A PAIN TER, inside or Uaed furniture, appliance!, V*. out, call Luther Tasker at toola, etc. Bought • Sold. E D W A R D 1. BRIDGES. at ax 322-6159. L a rry 'i Mart 315 Sanford M d At *1, Defendants. Ave. Ph. F A 2-4132. 25. Plumbiny Services NOTICE o r a r r r IN M ORTOAOB F O R E C ln ir n R For the biggest selection of PLUM BING T O i V IR G IL U KNIG H T, end nearly new and uied furni­ H A Z E L U K N IG H T, hie w ife Contracting Repalra H M ID E N C E i m i l Eleventh ture, tee Noll's Furniture FR E E ESTIMATES Terrace Brokerage in CaaaelberTg R. L. H AR V E Y Orandvlew. Mleaourt Y cu are hereby notified that 204 Sanford Ave. on 17-92. Open 6 daya 9 to 6. F A 2-3383 a Complaint to foracloee a ear* tain m ortgage encumbering the FREE ESTIM ATE follo w in g described real pro* 27. Special Services Upholstering A M attren ren­ party, to-w lt: P ia n o Tuning and R ep a ir L ol 4. ntocfc -C ". COtlN* ovating. New A Uied Furni­ T U T CLUn MANOR. U N IT W. L. Harmon — FA 2-4223 ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. NO. I, according In tha Co., at 709 Celery Ave. plat thereof aa rsoorded tn REMODEL - R E P A IR Plat Book I I, Page II, FA 2-3117. Call B. E. Link, 322-7029 Public Record* o f 8emt* not* County, Florida RuildinK Contractor 34. Articles For Sale lias been filed against you tn 4h* abov* styled suit, and you AIR-CO ND ITIO N ING SCUBA diving gear “ Health ar* required to serve a copy of your Answer or other Pleading By FEDDERS Way” complete with tank to the Complaint on Plain­ and accessories. Call 322H. B. POPE CO., Inc. tiff* attorney*. ANDEHION. 322-4234 2802. RUSH. DEAN * LOWNDES, t i l 200 So. Park Ave. East Central Boulevard, Or* Unde, Florida, and file th* origin al Answer or other Plead* (n g tn th* o ffic e o f th* Clark o f tha Circuit Court on or be* fo r tha frd day o f Auguat, 1114. I f you fall to do ao, a decree pro eenfasso w ill be taken agatnat you for th* ra* lie f demanded la th* Com­ p la in t This NoUc* ahatt be publish­ ed onca a week for four con­ secutive wtaka In tha Hanford Herald. D ATE D thl* 1st day of July. 1114. ArthUy H. Beckwith. Jr., Clark o f Circuit Court B y: Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clark Publish July t. l « . IT, 21, last CDB-14 IN THE C IR C U IT COURT N IN T H JU D IC IAL CIRCUIT OF F LO R ID A IN AND FOR IK W INOI.K COUNTY. . CH ANCERY NO. I W I I ■ NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE SALE F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L MORT* OAGE AHSOCIATtON, a Cor­ poration. Plaintiff. •ve* GORDON L. S K IV E R and SU­ SAN F. SH IVE R , hla wlf*. Defendant* NOTICE 18 H E R EB Y OIVEN pursuant to a Final Deere# nl Knrerloeura dated Ihe lllh day of July. A. D. 1M4. and entered In Chancery Ceee No • 140(1 of the Circuit Court of w the Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Seminole County. Florida, wherein Federal Natlenal M ortgage Association, a corporation organised under tn Act of Congress and ealallng pursuant lo Ihe Federal Na­ tional M ortgage Association Charter Act. having II* prln* ctpal offu-e In th* City « t Washington. DMIrlet of Celum* hla. la tb* P la in tiff and GOR. DON I - H IIIV E R and SUSAN F. Hill V E IL hla wife, the De% fandanta, I w ill sell lo Ihe w highest and best bidder fur caah al Ih* Front Door of the Seminole County Courihoue* la the C ity o f Sanford. County « f Bemlnota. Slat* o f Florida, • t 11:00 A. M. on th* l» lh day o f July. ISS4, th* follow ing described property ae eel forth la said Final Derrs*, to-w lt: Lot 31. OOLDIK MANOR, according to Ihe ptsl there­ of. rsoorded In Piet Book IS at uege 71, of Ih* Tublla Record* o f Hemlnol* County, Florida. T ogeth er with: H eeler Oven Hurface Unit Dated this l l l h day of July A II. t*SI. {S E A L ) Arthur H. Backwlth. Jr., C lerk of Circuit Court Uy: Handrs t. Johnson Mack N. Clavaland and Harold F. Johnaon Attarnsy ter P la in tiff F. O. Drawer E. Sanford. Florida P u bllih July 17. 1M4 • |^ D B -II. July 17. 1061 — Pape 11 31. Article* For Sale .36. Automobiles • Truck* 36. Automobiles - Trucka 36. Automobiles - Trucka USED lawn mower $20 1963 C hew y 2 S. S. $200, take i *62 CORVAIR Monza. 4 speed. HAH, bucket scats, whiteWashing Machine A Tub $25 up payments. 322-1187. red interior. $1200. 322-3797. I Top Carriers A- Basket Small Air compressor $15 WHY Huy someone cues trouFire Irons for grate $3.50 hies ! 2430 Myrtle Ave. Go to the expense of a second used car FOR EASY, quick carpet N You ran drive a brand cleaning rent Blue Lustre new Vespa for $5.00 Electric Shampoocr only $1 tin Poo. Wgn $787 bal. $37 mo. down and $1 50 per '57 Ply Wgn . $397 hsl. $23 mo per day. Carrolls Furn. week. and Ret up to '35 Ford Wgn $389 hal, $22 mo. 135 tn PR35. Articles Wanted '55 lluirk, $229 bal. $16 mo. •55 Pontiac, $374 bal. $22 mo. Transmission guaranteed for USED TV's bought and >ol«l life. '58 Dodge, $714 bal. $32 mo. 2870 Sanford Ave., Phone '59 Opal, $599 bal. $31 mo. LEWIS SALES A- SERVICE 322-6627. *55 Mere. $369 hal, $32 mo. 2317 Country Club Road 36. Automobiles • TrurkH '56 Chevy, $517 bal. $28 mo. 322-7928 '37 Olds . $667 bal. $32 mo. '63 Chevy II Nova, Exccllen '51 Pont. $199 bal. $24 nio. 1961 CORVAIR 700 l-dr, $1095 cond. Ph. 322-2283. . $1195 '58 Chevy, $667 hal. $31 mo 1961 VW Convertible '55 FORD Convertible, stan­ '57 Bitiek, $396 bal. $29 mo 1959 Triumph motorcycle $595 dard shift. RAH. Good eon- '56 Chevy. $519 bal. $29 mo. 1955 Studehaker pirk-up $150 SANFORD MOTOR '55 Olds. $471 bal, $34 mo. ditibn. 322 8600. '58 Olds. $781 bal, $33 mo. COMPANY '60 RE N AU LT Dauphine, ex- '37 Chevy, $792 bal. $35 mo. 800 French Ave. 322-4382 '56 Chevy. $419 bal. $24 mo. cellent rood. $400 322 8614 '60 RENAULT Dauphine. ex­ •6n Ford, $599 bal. $31 mo. cellent cond. $100. 322 8811. I960 PONTIAC Bonneville- i •31 Olds, $277 hal, $15 mo. door, low mileage, excellent •59 Ford, $499 hal, $24 mo. S P E C IA L ! condition PS and PH, new '•">6 Chevy Cnv $699 bal $32 mo. '60 Chcv. Relair, A/C tires. One owner. $!loo. Ph $1093 '58 Pontiac $788 bal, $37 mo. *58 Chev. 2 Dr. 6 cyl. 668-5547. $ 595 '60 Ford. 599 bal. $32 mo. •55 Merc. 2 Dr. H/T $ 395 '36 PONTIAC Station Wagon, |’38 Chevy, $499 bal, $24 mo. •37 Chev. Wag. $ 395 “ L«t'8 forget about having har boooma a concert •52 Ford, $97 bal., $3 mo. new tires, RAH, $600. 322*37 Olds :: Dr. ir r $ 595 pianiatl Lot’a tend her to business oollega Instead!" 8553 or 322 6324. ’59 Eng. Ford Wag. $ 395 '53 BUICK, good tires, good 34. Articles For Sale 34. Article* For Sale condition. Priced right. Th REPOSSESSIONS. INC. 322 6554. H A IR Y INDIGO A JU LY SPEC. Foot locker Sale. m i l SANFO RD A V E . 701 S. French 323-0721 PENSACOLA BAHAI $5.99. Army-Navy Surplus, '54 Jeep Sta. Wag. 2 wheel dr. l U I Z O PEN E V E N IN G S We have limited quantitios 310 Sanford Ave. with overdrive, 6 cycle, still in stock—Ask for cur­ overhead valve. 668-5693. REPOSSESSED rent price!. ZIG ZAG Swing needle, makes A. M. P R E V A T T buttonholes, sews on but­ 749-2115 Seville, F it. tons, blind stitch, mono­ B EAD Y M IX CONCRETE grams. Guaranteed. I pay­ Patioa, Floor, Free Estimate! ments of $8.10. Phone Cre­ Sill!, lintels, iteps, blocks, dit Mgr., 322-9111. tend, cement, rock, pipe, iteel, grease trapi, dry B E AU TIFU L gas range, cost wells. Stepping itonci. $100. Bargain at $60. Formal M IRACLE CONCRETE CO. size 7, $3. Flute, $40. 322-3967 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 USED LUM BER: 2x4 through USED A REPOSSESSED 2x12. Sheeting and flooring. BARGAINS 322-0793. G-E Stereo 109.95 CROSLY T V 99.95 FR IG ID A IR E electric stove, upholstered love seat, 6' PHILCO TV 79.95 metal (helving, 5 pc. kitchen G-E 19” Portable T V 109.95 breakfast aet, 24’ tree trim­ G-E 23" Console T V 209.05 Mere-O-Matlc. Radio, Heater, Fac­ mer, various small items. Weatlngtiouic Refrig. 49.05 tory Warranty Call 838-6432. Philco Refrig. 119.95 SW EETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer / I Bank $ Repossessions National BOB McKEE USED CARS '55 FORD, good body, good mechanical condition, Call 322 6646. Claude Harroll. 37. Boats • Motors 17 FOOT Super-Craft boat complete with motor, trail, cr, and all necessary boat­ ing equipment. Can be seen after 4:30 Ph. MI 7-3772. 14' Fiberglass Johnaon Fitly ing Boat. Ph. 688 3713. 17 FOOT Super-Craft b o il complete with motor, trail# er. and all necessary boating .equipment. Can be teen at# ter 4:30. Ph. MI 7-3772. 16* FIBERGLASS boat, trail# er, 33 hp. Johnson long shift motor. $325. 323-0420. 1100 W. 1st St Gateway To The waterway Hobson S p o r tin g G ooda Your EVINRUD E D * tl«r 304 6-8 E. 1st. Ph. FA SAMI 38. M o to r c y c le s • S c o o te rs 1962 VESPA motor $175. 323-0629. acooter, 39. Trailers • Cabanas APACHE Camp Trailers. New k Used. 322-5467. Apache Camping Trailers Cecil Sellers - 661 441$ Clark St., Enterprise Like New Specials 63 Comet Admiral Rnfrig. 109.95 W ILL accept best reasonable Norge Gat Range 110.95 offer for 18 cu. ft. stainless K elvlnitor Elec. Range 49.95 steel commercial refrigera­ Weitlnghouie 21" T V 49 95 tor. Good running condition Frigldalne Refrig. 59.95 have just changed ove- to No Money Down. Up to 24 new refrigerator this week. mos. to pay. Contact Dick Aiken or call GOODYEAR SERVICE 322 6625. STORES B IL L S BARGAIN BARN 555 W. First St., Sanford NEW shipment of new & usePh. 322-2821 ed merchandise to go with other lO.ooo items tliut he low prices check the Herald has in his barn. 1300 classified pages where local Grapeville Ave. dealer* advertise. 63 Chevrolet Monza “ 900” I Speed Transmission, Radio, Heater, Sharp. $18 9 7 $18 9 7 Select One - Only $9 9 700 M ONTHLY PA YM E N TS AS LOW AS ................. ..... *40 i i 00 i 61 FO R I) FA LC O N FIJTURA Straight Transmission, Bucket Seals. 61 C O R V A IR 4 > Speed Tran.miitaiun, Itadin, Heater, One Owner 1 61 DODGE 4-DOOR Automatic Transmlsalon, Radio, Heater, Very Clean 61 P L Y M O U T H F U R Y Automatic Tranaitiiaaimi, Itadin, Heater, NEW TIK E S 61 V A L IA N T 2-DOOR CAR E o m I to took ovor FINE I Pa tot of toto .{ S EA L) ^rralh Phone 322-4503 HOT JU LY SPECIAL FO X LEASE—Service Station. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8032 Good location. Good pro in our air-conditioned salon. A L L WORK GUARANTEED Permanents starting at $5. C# ducts. Good treatment. Ph. Shampoo-Sets, $1.75, Hair 31 A. Pets locally 322-4342, or apply to the PU R E O IL COM PANY. , cuts, $1.25. FREE. Muicovies. All sizes. Ace Beauty Salon, Call Mr*. Boutwell. 322-5858. Mayfair Hotel Phone 322-8525 S3. Furniture © Oanforh Automatic Tranamlsslon, Eatra Nice 60 M E RC U R Y M O N TE R E Y You're welcome to kick tires end lift hoods, but you don't hove to ...h e re . 1-lliM.r llardlnp. Automatic Tran*., Radio, Heater 58 C A D ILLA C 4-DOOR H AR D TO P Full I’uwer, Air Condition, Drive it and you will huy it «b*H You can tesvo the Quosawork at home when you com* to buy t uied car from our ''Goodwill'’ used eer lot. Come on down and take a look at our uied Wide-Tracks-the uaed cere that don't act it. W e euapect that (ram our wide aelestfoti you'd find Just what you want. XC4-26A TC4-7A 1964 Ford Fairlane 500 Hardtop 1963 Ford Thunderbird Hardtop 6 cylinder, standard tran»mi«»ion, power alerting, air conditioning. CX4-51A FC4-52A 1965 Fiat 1100 Series 1963 Ford Falcon t*Hoor, 8 cylinder, standard tranumiaalon, radio, heater, air conditioned. 4-door sedan. Very good on gas. I cylinder, standard Iran*., radio and heater. 1962 Pontiac Tempest W hat’ 5 9 7 Will Buy 2-dr. ri>r„ all morrokldr Interior, auto# matir, radio and heater. NF.W TIKES. M O NTH LY PA YM E N TS AS LOW AS $ 2 g .00 Safari station wagon (with th* ckrsme rack on tup), custom Interior. Nice! 59 P LYM O U TH 4-DOOR FC3-70A C4-39A 1962 Ford Fairlane 500 1962 Thunderbird Hardtop 4-door sedan, V-6 engine, automatic transmission, radio and hratrr. LOOK Landau, fully powered and air rnmlllinnrd. 1963 Pontiac Tempest Deluxe 4-dr. Automatic, radio and heater. 18,000 actual miles. Pert near newt One Owner, Radio, Heater, Automatic Transmission 59 M ERC U RY 2-DR. H AR D TO P V>8 engine, automatic transmlsalon. radio, heater, power steering and hrakr*. NEW TIKES, Mere.O.Matir, Radio, Heater 59 FORD 4-DR. STA TIO N W AGON “ 6" Cylinder. One Owner, Very Nir* 1961 Pontiac Tempest 1961 Buick Special Deluxe l-dr. V-8, automallr transmission, Power steering, radio and healer. A really fine Happy Medium Stsed Car. 1962 Plymout Valiant V-200 l-dr. Aiilomatlr, radio and heater. See it to h<-lli'Vr it — 12,000 one-owner mite*. 1962 Corvair Monza aport rpe., with 4-In the floor! Reduced to C4.102I1 CI-99A 1962 Chevrolet Coupe 1962 Ford Ranch Wagon S-door, V -l engine, automatic transmission, radio, healer, power atrrring. l 4-door, V-R engine .automatic transmission, power steering, raldo and heater. XC4-46A V-8 engine, automatic ASK ABOUT OUK E X C E LLE N T transmission. Roadster, 4 cylinder, heater. STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. 308 E. FIR ST FALCON* THUNDERBIRD. ST. W IN T E R FORD TRUCK SAN FO RD P A R K M I 4-8916 Itadin, Heater, Automatic Runs Good, Clean F IN A N C IN G 1961 MG Series 1600 OPEN FBI. NITES & SAT. AFTERNOONS No Down Payment Specials . 55 Oldsmobile LOW B A N K R A T E FT3-4IH FORD, Iteul Economy, Nice 57 Mercury 4-I)oor 1962 Ford Fairlane 500 4-door, *295 59 F IA T Trans. $295 $150 U IIM T L IN C O L N l l j f n u l l I M ER C U R Y I N l i *1895 $1295 $1395 *1495 $1495 $1495 Hpwplul£ O I O R S | iNf 1^1 B U I C K 1009 Palmetto Ave. D E ALE R PH. 3224481 Sanford 322.1884 Winter Park Ml 4-0209 301 W. First St P h . 3224231 '- : �— -*-n I Annual Report Shows $ 74 1,16 9 Surplus For Sanford Housing Authority Th* annunl report o f the cr, a Negro pastor who serv­ Hom ing Authority ed in Sanford from 1892 to He act an example o f published thla week includes unselfish aervire and wns un­ in the report fact* on the iversally respected hy the history and purpose o f the community, the report noted. authority. William Clark Court wns Gordon Rradley, executive mimed fur n Negro real estate director o f Hie Authority re- |agent who suh-divided Hint porta tlmt the total surplus developed the Goldsboro area, fo r the year was $741,101). (Ilir £uttfitrh lirralft There are four operating Sanford urging his people to be selfsupporting and to own their own homes. Clark and his w ife personally planted and tended most of the trees now growing in Goldsboro, the re­ port indicates. "It was his habit after a f­ ter his day's work to hitch up ins wagon, fill han ds wi th water and make the rounds watering the trees until they were well established, thus setting an example of out­ standing public service,’ the report rends. The completion o f the first three housing projects in San­ ford was tlie fulfillment o f n n Iream and was due m large Page 1- — July 17, 19(54 projects, totalling 280 dwell­ ing units the report indicat­ ed. They are: Castle Hrewer Court, with 125 units for Negro tenants; William Clark Court with 85 units for Negroes; Kdwar.l Higgins Terraco with 40 un­ its fur whlto tenants; and Cownn-Moughton Terrace with 30 units for white tenants. Castle Brewer Court was named for Itev. Castle lliew - [ measure to the efforts of the late Edward Higgins, who as eity commissioner, helped or­ ganize the Sanford Housing Authority, initiated the re­ organization and served ns its ehairmnn until his death ;n 1050. "The Edward Higgins Terrace is a monument to the man who did mote than mi) other to raise the stnndiud of living o f Sanford residents," the report continues. "Cowan-Moughton Tcrrnre is named for Ralph T. Cowan. |the city for staggered terms come of the entire family. Servicemen, veterans and of four years. Each serves persons over f>2 years o f age without salary. j " I h f purpose of the low are nlso eligible. Present pop­ |lent housing program i» to ulation o f the projects in­ ■provide decent, safe, sanitary cludes 439 adults ami 712 and uncongested housing for children for a total popula­ the financially le-s fortunate tion o f 1,151, both white and uicmls'is of the community," Negro, Eight arc families of serv­ 1 1lie report states, I Applicants for admission icemen; 54 are veterans, 57 ; to the housing must fill out are elderly persons; 48 are ! an application form to determ- receiving socinl security; and i me the family's eligibility, 90 aro on public assistance with rents based on the in­ o f some nature. former chairman of the A u ­ thority and for Elton J. Moughton, architect. Both of these men were vitally inter­ ested in the law-rent housing program ami it was through their efforts that the first tliiee projects were constructi-d uml completed," th# report The Sanford lion tng Au­ thority is a non-ptofit, public corporation created under state law, with commissioners appointed hv the Mayor o f The Authority contributes to the economic structure of the community with th«- payment o f $ 11,159 in admini­ stration costs; $31.11:1 in util, itics; $40,225 in maintenun s and operation; $1,528 in in­ surance; $7,728 in lieu of taxes; $1,3 i 1 in employe* benefit contributions and $|. fmii in exliiiuidiii.il> mitihlciinnce, with $5,175 in capital expenditures in the replacement o f equipment and addi­ tions. (* c» LOTS AND LOTS Bible School Opens Monday In Slavia lly lively n l.uiuly St. I.uke's l.uthernn Church o f Slavin has announced a two-week daily Vacation Hi­ lda School opening Monday nml continuing through July 31 with rlaasea from ti a.m. until noon. Monday through Friday o f rach week. K. I., flellhorn will he di­ rector o f the school which will ha on the thrme ''God. My Country and I.” There will he atnries, music, handicrafts, outdoor games and refresh­ ments for sll nge groups, inrluding pre-srhnni thrre and four year olds, through jun­ ior high levels. Buses will run approximateJy the same routes as during •chon) months, Itellhorn said. W ORKING W ITH WOOD wns the featured handicraft for the Junior De­ partment during Vacation Church School at Hear Lake Methodist Church. Displaying some o f the items are, front from left, Paul Benjamin, Mike Nash, Christine Monekemper, Hlnine Dempsey; hack, Jutlez Hall, Victor Martin, Krist Salmi and Jere Dnltcn. Mrs. Mickey Morgan was teacher and Maurice Linton Jr. was assistant, (Herald l’ hoto) 1 (J Mississippi Wallaceites Turn To Barry Grace Methodist To Hear Guest JACKSO N, Miss (D P I) — Top barkers in Mississippi of Guest speaker at Grace Methodist Church for Sun­ day's II a. tn worship service will he Her. C. D. Callaway, executive director of Good­ will Industries in the Orlan­ do aren. Ilis sermon will he entitled "Signs of the Tim e." John A. Williams, layman, will preside for the service. Rev. John H. Hires Jr., minister o f ths church, is on vacation. iam for piesidelit urged yes­ Alaliiitnn Gov. George It W ill­ terday that aiiutherners re- align behind Kepuhlirnn Har­ ley Giddwuter. A former Geur! gia governor joined the ehur1us. "Tin* eonservatlves of this 'country have formed n new piuty," said Mississippi Stute Sen. Hayden Campbell. “ We in the South must la* a part o f it; we must support it in every way." I In Georgia, former Gov. if tin* Alabama governor is on he the till Hot. “ Ihlt I suppose Gov. W al­ was for tin* Arizona senator. "I'm going to vote for lace won't I*, no it,,- lirill.it in G o I d w a t e r in November," November, Maddox added. Wallace has had no com­ Griffin said. “ 1 don't believe in dividing our forms in tin* ment in tin* Inst two days on iliereasing reports of pres­ face o f the enemy " Atlanta restaurant owner sures fioni Republicans and for Ins withand segregationist L e s t e r southerners Maddox who lias helped Mage diuual fmin tin* p n -ilen li.il Millies in Georgia for William ran*, lie said ratlier in the* and who currently is embroil- week thut he planned to run ed ill a court test of the new in an "unpledged elector" civil rights law, said yester­ runi|*aign in lit slates. W al­ day he is pledged to Walloee la*« is a llcmiictut. Marvin Griffin deilnreil III poll r III* CRN III I*I ftftN IIP ••mu‘T il fti:M iN i»rr n i r o n i o r i o m i i i io x o r • * F l.n tin » t n %>»%•• o r « % > r n i i n i\ 'in i: * T % n : o r rio n n » % a t n . o * i : o r i» r « tx i:* « on j i n i: 11 $ It* s e r i f left I It K cb rn l «||**» ' l ___ ____ _____ tiH D f verlreft*! ... TDnk prrmlt** mviir l I upms furnI• lure and future* f N4 j 7A 7? - .. - llftt k I’Tr nitft'ft iiMII4<l It *f miM**.-* t o I n»«he l i e n * n o t *ft*Uft.* 1 b .t.k ' Coatomera* liability ttr^ p im ii Other • ( 4 77)77 . .. n*«*»o . . . ti oitft ..... I i Demand depoatte «»f fn*IU 11mi ii LuU ahlpa. **i 1 tMr|hir«tl>nii _____ _ f '.ip^7i 0* _________ | , 1 P < 317 ».< • $ | (hi Total linn* and »a«1ne* llO ft| lft fl f»f - * j n 4 I n ...... in ' • ft - • noni* _ . __ Other llftbllttlet T i » r %L 11 * »• ,<t Red IftCininta ittd * •I . : Hi .• : • tmrrt’ ftfil money A(M #puticH vioru ti 1 hi •! for of tbit bank and outftt ending r .tin* 17 * T i l I * L I A B I U T I t Ji 14 Jf "71 ^ft r % 1*11 % 1. % i r m n (1>I l*T«ferre.| *» ti ta I ffllfA b tl £urplu* I ’ nttUMMftxf * lurrs nop# . pr*»flt» CAPITAL n«>ti# LOW,III to ACYOPN T S __ C A P I T A L ACVOL’NTA !> >•:.» f i o« M n m n %n ii % Aftftet* p le. ln e- 1 « r a * * l ( r t i e i l to f t a r u r # l l a b l l t t l i v a ftiitl f a r »*ll»»r p u r i n I t i r l U t ! l * i n o t e * a n .I b ill* r « U li* f o u n t c t l m u l f t r c u r l t l r t id l« l # t t k i a g r a e n i r n t |t» r e p u r c h a s e ) 2 Jo* 310 3) (a ) U'ftMft a t ftho#n f t t u u e a r e a f t f t r Mr l u c t l o n o f v a lu a t io n reaervfta o f ^ . .*-.— IfJ.TTf «7 ( b ) H a f l i r l t l e # a a u l i o w n a t» o va a r e a f t e r t l e M u d l o i n o f 4 a h i a i L u i ( i » m u of lio n# Ii U f f i II •1 > \— ' P in • . .. s. t i a m e l b a n k , th* f t o l c m n l y A f f i r m ( h a t I h t a r e p o r t »*f * n . i m o n i» an«1 .I correct, to (h t teat of my knovileJgr au belief, correct — Attcat Mat) 11. Uviuglan 1«s>rlMg T. (S L A L ) S la t# K • « ......... . . " «f * 1 11 »' > '»• l i m i t sa Tu» krr Andrew 1*«UaM«) of F l o r i d a , i' o u u t y of d v u it u o U . **: ^ • U ft • I • — Ll A 111LIT1 PS IMrftclotft I ................. ......... ( i i r * :« t * 10 OOl* On to.m j . ISO _ . .. ................... _____ llrarrvra (and retir»(nrnt account for prrferied capital) Non# 7* : v N.' ft lo: < no onn on 17* 000 0" T2.;»l » Hi n oil %Nll % \a*ct* pie tged or aaalgned I«• >rcure Ilabllltir# aiixl fs»r other purpi>#e* (Including note# and bill# rr.li- YOUR rtie rv o ft o f % ii v | (b) (ircurittea a* el 'WJi at *%r are after dr«lucllon i*f valuation teerrve# of __ ___ :41 i ! 1 J P Tool* \ it * Pnaidant a Caatilrr, of the above-named hank, do aotetnnljr affirm that tbit report of condition 1* true and correct, to the beet uf m> knowledge and belitf Correct—Atteat; j p. Toolft Herman J llcldrlch \m*»a «! «*arroU Director a \rthur 0*lfteir (HKAl.l State wf Florida. County of Seminole. #•: Jfc NOW FEW PS HOLLER P A L M E T T O — 322-0771 > ' ' . ■( t i IN C A D IL L A C S STOCK W EEKS. P IC K AN OR AND DUE YO U R 0 IN — M UST MODEL- - choose OFFER! BEST DEALS - EASIEST TERMS C H EV Y II *195 4 -D R . S ED A N DOW N $2I2121 IN C I.I I>K HF.ATl'iR, HKFUO.STFH, M SW TIRF.S SA V E 2nd & O L I)M O »lL E S , BEST SELECTION - H tlC F S Aly oominlaaloa aapir** P'ebruary If. IPff. I COLOR — M A K E $194119 L H U ll.tS ■r NEXT % SOLD ARK C O RVAIR "5 0 0 " SPORT COUPE counted and arcu rttte* aold v%11 h ftgr#a* ii TR U C K S LOWEST PRICES - T »» T \ L C A P IT A !. N V O f N T S T O T A L L lA lllL I T I k S W H . C A P I T A L AC V O PN T h _____ deduct CH KVKO LLTS, RE SOLD IN T H E S \ Ti# tntnl id rtparrbM i) _______ (a) l^atia a# ehown fttmxe ate after NISW C H EVRO LET Non# u < mi n i « %td #<S p ro f it * MUST - Sworn (o and aubicrlbtd before n*e thla lbth day of Ju'y. 13ftl and I hfttebyr cartlfyr that 1 am not an of(L#r or 4ir««:L>i Saorn to and aubacribeJ before nia thla l4(h dajr of July. •X thla hank I>f4 aud 1 hereby certify that 1 aru not an officer or director of thla bank Joan \V Ludwrlg Notary I'xihllc kly corntnlaalon atplraa February 51 I f f ! ( ih u»ci •) Joan \\ t ►iii >1 ijcan F tiller. Votary Public' P u h tla h PtiblDh July 17, 19aA CDU-tt C P IM i July IT. lWft (4 .. i « in i7 T« »TA 1. !»i:P08ITH i s in.77i m Total tlriuatiif «1rp«»ftlt» •!•I Total time a til f 7 U ? Nft* a t *4% tnc • ih p a lla M..r ta ift'* "$ tttbrf Matt* f \ t. hftnk |u atnl f N'.-nr t*»» t**» ..* f ’ lirr r r a l r » U ‘ # Iletl •*••uni• a**'1 "tti abllltlaft for bttrrt'Wr! rt*o»ir4 Aivaptarifft* eftaciilrtl lt> .tr for « t-t»unt «>f fhlft bank aui out »• • n«| .*>t Othrf 11abtl 111*ft S k i p in * T O T A L U A U lL lT IK li A M ) ir lit c til — Capital ■ ini «*t»n»inott att»» k f«*ial p«r %•lur f jio n«o on lb) Preferred ato* W total par \alua I None. |i>ta1 rrltrable value I N«*ne . ..... 41 : ooo on I, » (*«ptlat lio*e» and debenture* I N mi* Hrarrvrft ( ah I rtrtlrrmrnt «n .<uiit for prcfvrrfttl capital» TOTAL O l lt HY I *1 t i n tT i % p i r % i. k tt-tal p*r \altt* t n*»*i» ' I *• » • (4 Othrr rnorls T «'T \ L 1« C a p ita l: ( « l Y'ottimon ftt*»«k. V•»«a 1 par %«!tir f t • fc) C i p l l i t •» .* (*Uftt«ttn«*r•' linhlllt» i*t till* l*ftnk t*n •itlirr rral l*u*tittiiftt•* IlnltllM* to flit* bank «*n t •. * l l f ' r , | , 1 *1.1 f 4 0 O.414 01 depotlta ! ttif »t «'i 1 1> r r p » « t * o f l ^r r r a l • • ! * ) # Ik tiMh'1 i|i'poftll» of f t*sitft Lial» partner* • tup* tt«1 for poi athin • .. I Tltttr ttlii ftMVlngli Mrp.v.Mft of ItulU Muftlft. p«rtnftr»hlp» ati-l r*.r|»tirit|.m» 3%7.Mt f*t t »f |m<m||• «tf ptiMt I S' tlra Mm A|H* 1 M llirtlt 4111**1uatIttK pu*l-l1 aui tiigal n> t*:« »» p rp ftlt* of S t»t»» ii ti 1 pttlMIcal fttitnllv lalorift IST.tSP >3 1'tp tft t* of batik* f liltHj.Tvrt I i* . * *r I I %llll 11 II * Depoelta of batik* ( ’ •rtlfU l »n»l -ft. rr*‘ i ! i r l * , » t«* M:|n w i t h CARS t-11rt«e f 21** %t [TO TAL ASrfi:iN _ ., i and political ftuhilivifti it*1 . la I TV l n*ft * In. 1.i.lln*r p >*tal » « « *ut*l T OT A L PI r pf#*tn j » r •• r- Tlmr and ftftvtntft depoaite ••f IndUMuaU pertnerahlp*. ant rtirp'fllniii f>rpi-»a'*« «tf l* nil *d M ltrt M il fft'tRMH D ip otlli iihii «t%'#fi1r aft •! —— Ituik pr t«uU**P » « ii* I I IT * t "ft fulfil* tut** mnl flfttur*** » i»» |T.p Si tllftiik prrmi»« • iiw if l •i|l.j^.-t t. f N list ll«*t • ti'.t «i*«i|m#t1 l»v lift* kl Ita^l f«i iis itwnr l lirr than Ltt.k premlseg inMHa li' t'e p* A *1. * ft TOT At# ASSET* _ m, »tHftf H i t e * I I ti \ e »t MU'*i t ft it tul ftcnttiiK h a n k ?3>7t»44*.'. o u tsta n d in g a %a#t • m i» | IsOftn* 4fttt 1 t|lti'«niri*« iitt Loan* tn 1 *1IfttMMiitt■ (tn< (tiding f n*»ne T7e*1 e * t f t * e " i m * I o t h e r t h a n b a n k | t i n n l * r a J u t V f t f l l l r n t * O l id i ' t h e r $• • •• * » I n t l r e . H v » 1 *e. • a n t i n g b a t i k | i r m t l > r « o r t*v li «*r t e a l c« >tv i*%iih R.057 *V* 71 Ohlttf At l.tllft of St ilr» aril lntlMlr.il »t|ts*|Ift Iftltin* ... 1,*01,354 *»! (Ithrt tmilil* ni'tr* Mfi't -1rl>i»nt ill ** 1 "1 tu«t111n I I I M « t •• •• urlt r.f P»1*rftl aitf*ti< ir» m l carper * tl«.n* not •Miarantftftt t>v P S - ...■ (' rv f.ilf •t.». k llnrlu-1 n* f S’oiif •* k of I . I. • II 1l t R*•’ lit 1 H tfik l i t .iin %«fti:T« Cft«h haliituMift ''ith Afh#r hank* »nd cmh Itfttpft In prn, •*•• t lUfi’ Mon 1.751.05*77 r mi r l HtAt** M •VrMllllpM •»t»lt a »t l.inft, IM im C*eV balance# with othrr bank*. uni f*»h Item* In prm-ea# «*f rnlleotlnu .... ....__ ... V n l l p t l Htllr* « | o V r » f i l l l M l t tIon», dire ? uti l uuar *ut eel .. OMlnMom Of Mate* Itlit potttt tl ftUbit IVtatoll • ... CMher bund* note* 4*1-1 debenture* (Inrlullne e e .-u rin e * of Federal aeenrle* sn 1 iMrpoi atl.ti* not guaranteed h y P ... ... | *f - nr IN I III ^ I %I I HI I I fill III % I T T i l l : l I lift I' III III MN I > f t IIN Jl Nil Bn. 1fwi«. C*>r j» t »1 . fttni -k mink vl BRAND Legal Notice Legal Notice (» D O LLAR S AT I H O LLE R ’S MOTOR SALES 2505 S. P A R K D R IV E — 322-OSfil f A �T h e y ’re L ovely Later On Another miracle of modern science i« hitting the market. It's the uudi?e-t that enables you to pick up the phone, dial a number and see the person who answers. Fear has been voiced that this will be embarrassing to ladies who mav be performing their housewifely du­ ties with their hair in curlers. Embarrassing? How naive can vott be? Why should it embarrass a lady to be seen on the phone in hair curl­ ers when she's not only willing but apparently proud to be seen in them on the street, in the store and prac­ tically everywhere but a formal par­ ty ? The average woman goes through the day equipped with more of these spiral gadgets than an electronic computer. She looks like something out o f space. We have a friend who swears that W orry Clinic one such ladv he passed on the street was bringing in signals from one of our communication satellites tiiMl miles out in orbit. Win d<> the ladies affect these con­ traptions? To look nice later on. Otherwi-o. they’d be simple a "sight." A mere man can't help but wondrr if it hasn't occurred to them that if they'd bo a ‘‘sight” otherwise, what do they think they are nil the time they're wired up for "later on"? What's so much bigger about "later on" than right now in the store or on the street? Hut forget it, fellas. Try to make something out o f it and the ladies ma> ask why we men go around the house over the weekend looking like something dredged up out of skid row. And that reminds us. Maybe we'd better go shave before we go out tonight. Or we'll simply be a sight. P x rm t * . If yon m ast h*n- cans and bottles and all manner of things out the car windows to litter the roads and landscapes. Think how many lives would be saved on those same highways if we drove with courtesy and considera­ tion for those who share the road with us and whose lives literally de­ pend on the wav we drive. A basic resolution for everv varatloner might well be to act courteouslv, thoughtfully, carefully and with regard for the convenience, pleasure and safety of others. Why not try it? Phil Newsom Soys auto trip , th rn id iif # W hen It fit is h I'rin ta Mini.s- U r S ir Alee Doiigtiis-H m ni' m i ii.lim n l plan* fo r a can f r r r n r r o f com m onwealth prim p m in iste rs it w as in tto h o p that discussio ns could tic confined to com m onwealth economic development and "o th e r broad <|ue-iion»." D e lib e rate ly such explosive topics as C y p ru s, K a sh m ir, Itritis h G iiin n n and sp e c ifi­ c a lly So uth ern Ithodcsia were om itted from the agenda. K ven ts have shown how fo r'n rn w a s S ir A lec's hope. A lthough Southern Ithode«i« has hren a self-governing colony for to years ami t r a ­ d itio n a lly has attended com ­ m onwealth co n feren res, th is tim e she received nr* in v ita ­ tion. lin t even before the con­ ference opened, (ih a n as P r e ­ sident K w a n ie N kru m ah w as c irc u la tin g among other A f r i ­ can delegations a m anifesto demanding th at H iita in art to end tlie rule by w hich Southern Kho.lv i.,', j I A lla n o in te S p r in c , M rs. .lu ll* lla r t o i 833-131H H ear l.a k r - F o r r .t U iijr M r .. M a r,n u n M iles M S-.lfiTS ( 'assellM-rry M rs. Ja n e C a sse lb rrrT 838-3016 C huluota M rs. Juan M ario 365-3712 llt-lla ry .Mix. 1 rant* M liitr C 68-I2:: Deltona M rs. M ildred H an ry 668-3631 U iile rp ris r M rs. K ill hie H a rris 6685X31 668 (661 ' 1*0 Holmes Alexander Donnybrook In Frisco SAN KKAN 't I SCO Ihii iv hewer tio ld w ate r lenders are Inking whs h 'JJ.i.iHMi M alaw i Northern Hhodrsia, t fie hcst-thing-thnt-cvcr-hnpwhites gov •■in tlie ro fiu iy's ! third m en ilier of the form er l>i ned nttitude townrd Govii ili ration. I'ecomt < tnd< pen ein o r Scranton '* form er elial :t.Too .min \ t m i i " dent nil O il 21 Irnge of ihe nomination w in The nianit' -to * I l » r k c d > I n dem ands of w lu ll roloni ning Arizona Senator Southern llhodi-sla'* unholy als nf Southern Ithnili * 1.1 that " T lie rom|M‘tition lias st It a llia n c e " with the w lule m i lliev also Is- granted tilde. red naliom it in te ie sl in the premaev forces o) Smith A lri !»• ndenee. llrita in ha- replied ■i mill I ’- * l ii gut'-v V fiii.ir i it-rpu tty ns nothing else ro u h l," that iii- t ilicv in i i -t aliandon i itoi o i It i]i iiiaudi d 11<«t in Congressm nn Itoti \\ 1 1 » it, po lu ie- of vtlnte su p ietn acy. Hit event Southern Ithodcsia Southern K lio ile sia's prim o chnirtmitt of tlie t ; o l ’ l nnshould dei late us indepeum inister is Ian D. Sm ith , who gressiotui) Cniiipuign Commitdenre, llrita in then take puni­ is ri garded as a ra c ia l ex- fee te lls me. "W e didn’t vvinil tive m easures to ensure r< p trenust and who took power in t,r m the position f offerresentaliv e gm em inent m a right w ing r .ih it v l revolt n,g the public n eti cd run Of all the llm rnv prohh ins last \pi 11 H r replaced Win v rn tio n . T h is is nn open llrita in (a re s , Southern Itho -ton .1 H e ld vvlin was rlia rg fig h t." desia is among th r thorniest ' ei| xv it Ii la rk in g "s fre n g lh " in T h e Kctiutdii nits lutvett'l U n til Inst Dee. : i | , Southleading the w h ile m inority singed a n yth in g like it since ertl Ithoilpsta was a m e n h ir against Hie black m a jo rity , the Kiscn lm w e r-Tu ft bnl tie of of the |llfa le i| C en tral M rtr.in llrita in alread y has served 1952 In tills rase llir loser. Federation s<| up hv Itril.iin notice it would noi rei ognire H ill Scranton, didn I I* gm to as a noble experim ent I " i Soiilhern llhodesia d eclara tie the sentim ental favorite prove whites and blacks could lion ol uidi’iiendence that T a ft was and Ins defeat live Mild WOlk together. Tin- t iiitcil States has in w ill not leave an* deep I.a sl Dct-cm ltcr the fedeta d iia le d it would la ke a s im i­ wounds or any threat of a sitlion (ell a p art. On J u ly ii la r stand. down strik e by party w orkers N yasaland received indepen Hi Hum also Ims hinted flint In t'.ifiii, tlie lust time licdence and in the current it would take re ta lia to ry piihlicntis met in Sim F in n meeting juined tin- common -tops presum ably ending rise n , till' big .-how laid all | wealth as tlie K cpu ldic ol eommonweulth p referen tial egg »o fm ns being n dmmatin •ve n t, fo r thu F i.c n la n d s . Herald Area Correspondents Geneva M rs. Ju s . |C. M ath ieiis 3(!f-l»:>( 1 ak r M ary M rs. l-'ranres W ester 322-6219 l.ahe 'liin ru e M is . It . 1- Johnson 322-1722 1.one—unit M r*. Iio iu ia F*te» 838-3317 N o rlli O rlando M rs. Doris Dean 322-1089 Osteen M r*. Clan-nee Sn vd er 322-IN 11 ( ll l<ft«» M r*. ICvelvn l.undy J65-36I0 N ixiui n luuiifm it ihii into th r T i\ « n itiillio tuiif rfo rm n lity. N ixon's nom­ |*«»litico w ith th r »am r \ r r v r ination at WHS a fixed Chicago fight in odd " ill 111* con.i-' \ .it is , glam to Km k c frlli i P.iiIO nn M illo r |H*nnrjMMv«. iif t r i he pn* ill thi n T o T lie Editor K Jtto r, H e rald : I ant w ritin g this Irt t c r for the entire Lion* C lub upon the instruction-* ol o u r im m ediate past president G e o rg e Hughes want you and your entire to know 'hat wc realize probably even more so than you do, that your nowspape. had tiie inm ost to do with 'he s page 1-A Sanford. Florida Friday, July 17, 1901 u c rc o "f o u r recent (tit m Ju ly F i n F a ir . n t l . T K R a. a l K I . o w . k i i i i o h i v u n i u i - i i i . h \>v<t in the recent h!.xlti*y I II I \»% \ III. I Oi l M . i Irmlailtin - l. rurral Manmirr nl lie i . i ms Club can w - reiM iin .it r %i i : \ % \ n i ; i i J l M AN I*. I I I . N ‘ 1 MUM nieintH'f t such n iagm ficcn A<lv«t tilin g iMrouior As»nclftt« I. lltor press buildup to our a ffa ir it.» i II A IIIIV I. JO IIN M I* Advertising M a ii« |tr Managing Editor and tiie proof of Die pudding hoi i‘ i m Ii I : I h i : a i%11.li i i i i i . m is in the eating th e re o f and Otncral \il ver (it in g \f»n.»ic»r T elegraph K IM»»r It A It It 11: 1 I |;. » I A I * M . I O * H u ll I * U I |.IJ V H > as vim know wr had a trem en ­ <’la*»lfl*rl I»lr*rtor Mot let jr i 1 dous crow d, cn n scrvab lc e s ti­ 4% M E «llnl;M%l%! B ihii i n : %i %11 a ltu»in**» M in t |« r mate at .1 "no O ur unofficial City Editor i ii »:u m:i.M Jl IM W t : M l cu int so fa r shows that our Mf rhanl r al hupt. County Editor net receipts w ill tie w ell in till I. %I M I AT. J t a ff l * b r aphe r ra re * * of o ir last y e a rs. %| |l%> l l l l ' l l i O 91 %I'ftCt T in s money is held in * Hy Mall Horn* l l el l t er f H m ln n le • «*««• I f I I I Ofkee separali account and can tie j> I T » « r I M M t T • • r lie W u k -pent only for our charitable I mi a Mont ha I io | Ifontha a 00 I Mnit'h* projects m ain ly Site Conserva t M I M *nth 1 hi I M nth turn and l ions statewide site IT. n Pn • •a I Reputation* P» *»4at all m all au tiacrtpttona h« projects sin h a» eye hanks, paid in ad*an* a. glaucoma c lin ic , and c h a rit­ En tarad a a arr-n d i r * •'#r <*etnr»ar 17, IIH9 at tn« I'oat able rlin ie s U r th* Ac l nf Con*'#»a nf M re h i t f f t c a n f f t g n f o r d , F I >r l a , We want to Ih a n l *11 of you T h a l i a r a l i la a m a m b e r o f »ha U n i t e d I ' r t a a t a h t r h la an from the bottom of our heart* t i t l e d » i c l i i a i %» l y to t h a u « * f r ^ p u b l i c a t i o n o f a l l t h a l o c a l n a » a p r l s l t d In t h l a for tl>e tremendous help you gave us through the jv iw rr of No p a r : o f a n y m a t a r • . o r • t i v v r u a i n g , ' n f t n l< a d l l t o n o f T h a S a n f o r d l U r a l d m a y t-a r a p r o d u c a d in a n y m i n n e r w i t h * tin- press out » r l i i r n p .r t n l u l o n of * 6 . p u b lls h s r of T h * U t r » ! 4 An» Yo u rs ve ry tru ly , In d iv id u a l o r f irm r u p m i i b l i tor lu e h re p ro d u ctio n w ilt h . Sanford !. I n n * Club e o n . I d . r . 4 . » i n f r i n g ■* ** T h . l l . r . l d ' . - o p y r i ^ h t • - I » ; l l b» h s l d t isbls ( o r di m** i s un<l»r : c * l*w P u o l U n i d d « l l | ' * P S W'i want to doubly B i l u n U y , iundi/ i t i n i i o i * * - publUhtd Knturdiy primd.n, thank j o j for jo u r w cvkfj (.briiusik (05 S P a rk A vc . or phone 323-0705 or w rite P t» box 149*1, Sanford. T h a n k you very much for yo u r cooperation in this vital m atter. 1 am yours very tru ly . It T Johnson Barbs hy ii Ms WciuM-L# nrrm To r o o m \n it* rl* tg on* pirtura of th « fii§rlv ra th a t’* « b'i*t To I' h y u c crsI. • • • T ilin g s r r v r r bapprrv a lu a y * s rrn i to w o r r y people the m ntt. • • • When little L u ll a rr allow rrj to sleep nut in th r back y ard mom *ta ' a w a k r all nijrht u o n d rtin y «f t h r y ’ic OK. I Hill M iller i4 m t'athnli* who would \ r» y unirh 11U• to trp ra t the .lohvi Krtitii*dy role midnight huddle Itcpiltdii all lli.ld i'i s have told me and I don't lu-ln-viIt 's csi-i hci'ii tvs i-jih-d that tin- s rli i I iiiii nf Vmini --iidiit l/iiilge on N ixo n's licki-l was also a piiniiy-lialnlii-y tut of atag eeraft ititeiidi-d to make I in* selection of l.odgi- took apontmieoiis and in sp iitil ioiial T lie t lilt li is that Nixon dc• elded six months before the | convent inn that (lie hiitidsiuiie New F iig la n d c r, a trleviaiun : unit ills-*- idol at the United Notion*, was to tie tiis run ning ninte In a .lu n u iiiy 'till m i ll mg at tlie M etropolitan c h ili iii W ashington, lo d ge was so informed and thrua fte r tils televised tieioica were part of tin- build-up, I ii rcfii-sh in g co n trast, the p u kin g of Goldwati-r'a possilile iu n iting mute iip|M-ais to tu* a piiii-i-ss of gi-niliue p<ditit d y n iiiliirs . Si-ninton's In-lati-d ra in p u ig ll fo r tlia lop I spot has polished him lip amt 'lie could Jiruliality have the I ntlaoliltloll prize if lie makes I Ins pi an- vvitli tlia conservn1tivi- wmg. T lie P en n sylvan ia e - v iiii" t would fu tm sli a n ifty geographical and idi-"lo g lia l ha III III e w ith the recoverage of mtr program s dur ugi lit tlld G uiird sm cii o f tining the ye a r at our Tuesday W estern border. Hut the dym eetings. T h is coverage was n u n iiix him w o rkin g for anbetter than ever liefore, this other loan. we appreciate greatly anil lie is Congressm an Hill tru st H w ill continue. Than k M iller of U pper New Y o ik you again. Sanford Lions State, the iM'isunuhlc national Club. ! i huiruuin, a d a rk , dapper Iclia rm e r whose looks remind Editor; m any of the late Jim m y A fter reading an article in W alker when he w as tlie toast your papet. the question i* of lit m idway. Ili-re ate . Ml i ­ why don't wc have a Humane lt i's salient ip ia lilli atln n *: Society here in .Sanford'’ lie was a prosecutor at th r We have a new dog pound Nuremberg t ria ls o f the N azi Why can't wc have a Humane ciim in a ls and he doesn't mind Society? saying t Jutt he'd enjoy prose­ I am w illin g to help start cuting tin- i a.se ag ain st P re si­ one. I wonder if we could get dent Johnson's astonishing enough supporters for such record of sin ci-i'dilig in b u si­ a pro ject? w ithout try in g ve ry If anyone is intercated in ness same they ran contact me it h au l Nobody else would tie Letters l l i r llrrnlil nrlcnmrt in i n i 11nm it* reader* ‘ l" hr at lair*. 'I lie writer may ,"u*e a |>* a name proalded Hie letir» a I* ii rarrlea the writer'* line imme mid addrea*. I rl l er* ••I truer i Iinm JMi w««td* will hr at»r»» prelrre*re. I.eller* mldirtard to otker* art arrepli«Iflr prnalded tliry do not deal In |ir r*onalllle*. l*oetry I* not initituiied hy *1hr Herald. Is ’lnw . follow fo r th r a lit t lr ad fan er planning ran *oothr . Thorny Problem Ahead Hon th s wh^le rig h t of the ch ild ’s hotly and fh i* expends his energy fn«ter. d ir r n r r e r t ir kid* on a long lake Courtesy A Iona C o u r t e s y and consideration— they’re wonderful! They're especially wonderful in public places where thoughtlessness and selfish rudeness can be not only annoying but also downright danger­ ous. Think how pleasant it would be during the summer vacation season, for instance, if all of n- picked up after ourselves in the picnic areas, in the parks. Think how much nicer the high­ ways and adjoining ground would look if we didn't throw wrappers and Dr. Crnne’s "W e bon't Seem to Be Getting Anywhere, Senor!' of appriihfiir to ro rrligionifttfi in thr iiiiith n in li'm ntntra Mini MinniMi' ayiiiriNt ••|»iuoliy" dim n South. Mi Hi t n b n u 'p irs rn lK » "MM'onil flout** whets* th r IJrI mi hi in i o rommaud intunda to ittvndn the Iicm o crn tic holdIn jja. \ tio h lw n tcr • M illnu*rand jtlliu rn r would um kr h m iljh ty idungt* t«• cnntrol nf th r Mol|*r nf Hrp! r*n fit a ti\r%. W ith a gain nf from *20 In |il viiti'* in th r l|o ti4 r, th r Itcpultliratift, rv rn without thr |os "Irttcy, rouhl fktop th r M«d»»’a r r wiwl W ar on P o v rity pf sa U»4 whls It *hs* ( i n i ’ rrl*ariN a- aos'ialtHtii* ami dietato it it "«'\tH»niMini." It happrrn lh .it th r Di’ tiio* s tata hold |U llo u a r aratA hy "n tavg in a l" um Joritin* •» n d that ths'A«* ars« lo n gh ly illv iil* n l hv tU rsMita rn rli ivi th r |'*ar Wsnt, tlm M id w ral, th r •South and th r Haul Count, (s o ld u a trr would g re atly help |{rptil>li< an Iln u rs candidates r v r r y w lir r r rx rrp t in th r K iia I , ami M ille r would lu lp iii tin- Kant F o r th r fiin t tiiiio in n u n t hm tury tin- Itcpuhli* « j i im n ir putting up a fu ll uliits* of 21 roiits atunts fo r | llo tisr aratN in T e x a s . T lir y have a " n u n ir" cu n d iilu tr, I.sswrll I Imiuus Jr* , running in M a ik a . In A luham a, tliry has«i a uongis ism an a l- lu ig r n in d id a tr in .hni Mai tin who, iii V»2, iirn rlv im lio is n l Son- , a tor l.iflt r r H ill Tim tio ld w a trr iani|>aign s ta ff of Hrnison K it r h r l and ' Ih rh n rd K lrin d irn s t, aided hy ' C lifto n \\ Ii It e and l a r Kdw ards, has hern jre irs l at as th r Afir.nn M afia and a \ ''a m a te u r*/' hut thru* n irn | ha vs brought M r. Conserva- I tl\ c th r nomination and tliry a rc now talking ahuut v u lo ry in N o vi'tnhrr. “ O ur thing shout ama t e iiii," sa>r lloh W ilson, "they don't know that they can ’t w in ." LOOK! INNERSPRING MATTRESS RENOVATION SPECIAL I Ir.nin t A IT n r r t k in c f fit H ise d New C n te r for ttslfrr.s llran d New In su tslln n • h rre nrriled 50 $14 t l . S t l : New 'I s lt r e s s r s , Hot S p rin g s, H o ltj wood H*sls, Odd Size* iitd h in g Size lied* Made To O rder st t a r lory P r ir r s ! Echols BEDDINC CO. Ill M agnolia M r ., Sanford 322-6321 Aour o th rrw in r f r a r t I r d adult n rn r*. I ’ r r gone through th rs r n n lra U lit . e ra II% hundred* «»f tim es so send fo r th r booklet Iwdow and ket'p it in >our r a r ! C A S K T-423: P rn n it >f . nged S. is a s iip rrc h a rg n l >iningster. 'H r. C ra n e ." his daddy p in . tested, "D en n is is enough to w e ar out both of ns patents, plus a couple of b a b y -sittn s to hoot. " F o r he serins to hate rv rn mote energy than th r aveiag e hoy. and Cm not e v u g g n til­ ing. "H u t w r have two other hoys who run him M close »flue. "S o when we dti\«* down to th e ir grandparents' for a weekend v is it, I am fit to he ties!' " F o r it takes about foot hours to negotiate tlie 200m ils trip . " A n d a fte r th r fiia t .10 m inutes, the hoys in the bneh seat sta rt picking on eni h ••titer and fighting ’ Is there any w ay short of medical t ra in p n lirr is hy which to cnltn them down on such long auto t t ip * ? " \ iilo I'M ilm to g r W e ll, I can sym pathize w ith th is fath er, fo r I e x ­ perienced a aim ilai rugged in ­ itiatio n w ith four sons and a dahghtcr, all dose together ill n ga . So t ry to dtain o ff the chi! d u n 's excess energy \tn m us­ cu la r action . F o r exam ple, gi t your g a s­ oline only in h g a I I o n amounts. That mi an* you w ill hr “ topping every HNI m iles. Then urge Ihe kiddies to run rare* atmitid the block. Fot running dram s o ff en ••igx fa s lrr than scatw o ik n« I f r Afi r . ' . o H eerrs^Tlr, \ o»j g .,l k u kernels, hut if VOU m issed, you pan! him th r Hlf {• retire T in s game is fun anti Huy some goi^tl comic h mV ra n a!»n In t f<>r " 0 minute* too, hut ration them* I to the Then stop for your next h baseball p itch er’s change of gallons n f gas! pace, hy n round of comic M eanwhile, schedule another hooks, then an observation font race around the block nr game. down the side street. Repeat A s regards t l r la tte r, let 11s long ax the kids w ill com­ one child hnxe the right side pete, fo r the sooner you w ear o f the road and the other, tlie 'em out, the pleasanter w ill le ft. You can form teams if he the d n xin g chore*! 1 >uu have sexetal tu the ca r. kn o w ! Then fo r a m atte r o f e x ­ F o r other ideas, send for a c tly oil m iles t per your my booklet, "Outdoor (lam es speedometer I see w h ith side fo r t h ild ie n ." enclosing a of the road o ffe rs the most long stamped, retu rn envel­ four-footed creatu res. ope. plus 20 (ro ts . These Include cows, Iio m c s . t \|w ays w rite to D r. Illllle s, dogs, ca ts, sheep, i Ic. C ran e in care of this news­ The kids expend sonic 11111*paper. rn rlnsin g a' long t u la r action jum p ing up and stam ped, addressed i n n lop* down in glc» when llie v find and 20 rents to eoxer t i l l ­ a held of ta ttle oil their side ing and printing costs when of the mad you semi fo r one of his I hen latio ti them Finn ic h o o lels.) Hook No 2 Now v ii'x the game h\ hit a mg ex ci yhodv make a (puck gui'sn a« to how- m h i '\ 1 1 i , i l* « you w ill meet in the next !•» If the (IcloRatcs loci t »m to .‘ lit m iles. Then stm t counting lhu» « la**! «111 a11110•t to Ir .1,1 thn good fo* max he .'Jo minutes Imlit anamst I’ rosidcnt -tolinmui thrn I'm ready to do th<* mote W'i also m»rd 1 h* ", m n" Jolt - I(i-|uihbi An Rl-vhard Nixon g a m e , wherein we’d shell ker a candidate for the presi­ Dels fro m an e a r of co rn and dential nomination. th en dole out III p e r child Knch youngster could then hold any nuiiihei of kernels \l| ynur bluster i, lika a from re in to five in his rlos pevvlt-r-|H>int spear. ed fis t , while the rest guessed — lied China comments on as to the number. tlm Soviet Union. Quote C \ u m L cu % ,- o 'l i o n t s i t h , Line. ^)ft2UJQnre AOO w i i t r u n ? 9 r * n » p s h ilr tiiM miNi SANFDRO, »* j n \ >s FLORIDA CHARLIE IS OUR BEST S ALES M AN ... And he's not even on our payroll! HERE’S H 0 W Cliatlie calleil n frieiltl 11 at. The lien,M. Told him he was expa tuline. Nee,led a new man. The paper helped him write a real hum dinner " f an ad. Charlie put a fireball. Then he hail a pleat buy mi In* products. The paper helped him write s o m e real pullers. Sales were at a ro/.y profit. Charlie’s happy and so are we! Charlies' our Infbooster now, tolls everybody our rirnilation's lilt! . . . our readers love new s, spoils, lolumnisls, want ads, rookinjr. fashions, rntnfrs. Charlie suvs that rovnajMf at I riots the rijrht payroll and the paying customers! F lltIM S , V K lt lD F M II , M .F I ' l l ONK ;$22-5<)l2 I HUM HF.MIN'OI l‘ r o t NTY OR 425-5938 Ihe Sanford Herald SINCE 1908 - — �O UR B O A R D IN G HOUSE Pntre 2-A—July 17, 1964 ttfr »««*«» W*rt!B SIDE GLANCES By Galbraith IF y o u HAVE A N Y DOUBTS,THe, FISH CAN STILL B E CAUGHT l i n T h e a m a t o n / cve f u l l e d IN HUNDREDS OF THEM— J. ABOUT AS BlS AS PERCH—'AND YOU CAN BLOW THEM UP WITH THE TXT.V/— THE ONLV A BICYCLE PUM P TO R6M TUAT CAM B B * THE SIZE OP A ' 6TKBTCHSD TO AM/ tfZ * . .SWORDFISH/ FOR A SNAPSHOT -ttfM - ARC A LOT OP FROA*) THINGS INTW VtORLUBUT i Vcu« ELASTIC FISH WAS navi * seem ansios o p , PHOTO ITS .CATCHER/ \SArAY- II is jL " ? J f ' !: Ei •H \f. SEE THAT/ M R .,____ IS OFFERING A WEEKT VACATION AT WAIKIKI [ BEACH/ x \ — ___ “ tZ*A OUT O UR ? ffW . FA BIT* W AY 11 OAOWOOO, I “ Watoh my f.. know* v». lil n Daddy makaa hit spssch. Shi jou’r i suppotid to clip l” RBAH RANC5CD ^ .YOUR THINGS — TIZZY By Kate Osann Horoscope Forecast SATU RD AY. J C I T W. 1WM G E N E R AL TBXDEXCIK*,— Until evening this te certainty a day when many obstacles c*a delay you In doing thoee s , t, urdity chorea that aeam nerts, aary, ao try to ktap your eelf, control. Don't t o o ff an im . (an te alnea everyone alaa la Juat aa haraaaad aa you. Tha • vanlng la particularly tlna for romanca, aoelablllty. AR IES (March I t to April I D — Dy g ettin g your bllla paid on tlma and not c rltleli. In* othara harahly, you meka thla a flna, relaxing day. Con. trol your temper, no matter what tha provocation. Accept Invitation In p. m. TAURUS (A p ril 19 to May ID) — U you muat g e l toaetli-r with a*aoslat*a on thla free day, ba oourteoua or you pet Into argument*. Keep promt*** made. Perfecting eoma apeclel hobby la (Ina In p. m. (1KMIXI (M ay 21 to June I I ) — Ratter not expect aaelatanra from othera today I f you want to cat the moat accomplished W hite dutlee mayha borlnr, they are vital. Evening ahould ba quiet ta rebuild vitality. ROOT r ft ll.n n r .X (June M ta July I D — Day honra may ba quite ttylnir. hut I f ynu labor with enthualaam, even. Ina ahowa promlea o f being vary happy, beneficial. Othera are aa fruetrated aa you during day. Everyone cheerful tonight. LEO (July 21 to Auauat 2D — Problematical affaire can h#. nicely handled during day, but don't Irk cloea Ilea In tha procaea. Da aura yeu are not epend* Inc money attravagan tly. Have fun at home tonight. VIRGO (Auauat I I to Septa amber I D — Real oara in ms< tlon or driving la vita l today, and be aura you think carefully before you apeak, loo. Taking chaneaa o f any kind la bad. Evening than augura vary wall. LIBRA OTTR ANCESTORS I! 1 Ir IMA0IN5&&6jH3LPTHBCHAHCBTO 06 AH£f2ICAle> NeXTLACY BflZP. (September tt to October i t ) — Meat challenge o f moat particular hlghar-upo during day and ba aura lo mako any repatre to property. Flna benaflta than coma to you. (le t future planned wlaaty tonight. ICO RPIO (October I I to Noe vembar I D — I f eno In powoy wanta ta g iro yen backing you need, accept gratefully, but da not be forceful, t'ec orthodog methode In peraonal affaire, Don't go o f f on any tangenta. SAG ITTARIU S (Novem ber 21 lo Deoember I D — Jaalouay can certainly ba vary lim iting and w ill bring on compttcatlona. If you permit. Neither eipreea It nor Invoke It. lie kind lo thoae who are In nerd or III. CAPRICO RN (Deremtaer 21 to January 19)— I f ynu a r i altruletlc, other* w ill be ae« aured at your loyalty and do* votlon. Taka time fo r the eoelal aide o f Ufa In p. m. Meet aa many Intereetlng pereona aa you ran. A R U A R lU g (January I t ta February I I ) — W hatever utu ilty ptaaaaa on Saturdaya ran be dlaappolntlng during day hour*. However by evening all Improvea Take care aolldly ta A f i * * ' ' 7-/3 back hlgher-upa you admire. PISCES February 10 la **lt’a impoaalbta to bs a wallflowsr at Dsa Dss’s psrtiss. March 29)— Ry attending to dutlaa and promlaaa you have S h i alwaya invitu th ru boyi for ovary girl!" made, othara are convinced of your worth now. Evening la beat tlma fo r doing aa you plaaia. Launch any new Ideal In p. m. I P YOUR C H ILD IS RORY TO D AY, you find tha detarmlnation hare la quite rem ark­ able and tha emottona era arouaed eufflolrntly aa that a great auccaaa can ba achieved In almoat any aphera In which tha Intereat may ba. Thera can ha real fame here, provid­ ed you early aea to It that auf(talent dlarlpllne Is axaralaed lo form character. "T h e Stare hagai, rhey (U sa« aampal£ W hat yaw make at ywar feta la la rge ly up aa YOUI C A R N IV A L V (] •D By Dick Turner f "No suggestionsI 1’m^aylng you to tit atill, not to AVmBHT-BO Z MAPI A MISTAKE... BUT WHAT vm m5E*15v) HtSSiST MOM MISTAKES/ 1 MAKE SURE? PO I PP NOW? ■ (T SHORT RIBS l' £ i \ m / i S "Our vacation atarta nsst week! That's whan Junior atarta for campl" S SUNDAY, JU LY IS. 1SS4 G H XRRAL T E X D B N P tn S i Thla la a tlma whaa you ara vary reatleaa and want ta braak aoma pramlaea you hava made which looked g litterin g and potentially great at tha lima, hut which haw eppe»r dull. Neverthelnsa continue with eteadfaatneae. A R M S (March M la April 19)— Getting tim e properly achoduled la th t only way ta handla dutlaa, attend atrvlcee, vlall, ate., with eaie. Da alert lo new (data fo r tha future. Make ptaSC a f S practical na­ ture. TAURUS (A p ril W ta May 29)— Ratter Attend lo there email dutlee te alhara before you ralaS at the hobblea you Ilka. Thas you ran quietly madllata and feed your aoul. Re upright, iseplrtag In a ll that you de. G R H IR t (M a r 11 la June I D — Tou m u ll make k a paint te devote aoma tlma to both a s «». rlataa aa wall aa kla today. Handling obligation* metlculouely bring* eucciseful resulta. Show that y e t see firm , deter­ mines. MOO* CWtLDRtN (Jana II 2 W orks of Coword BUGS B U N N Y i l L - ™ *m 2 S S .“ *“ s a 3 & ! iiS H tfE S 1 SOWN is&srft, !f e • Vila • Ait id* tau vn a " iw r ta July I D — Yes have to keep rhaarful asS ahaw eouraga to ­ day If you want to gat the proper reeulta from your actlvlllaa. Know what It la you want. Then find tha beat aourcea to- achievement. LRO (July I t to Auguat ED— Yeu muat uae a a o ill, ah earful, optlmletla ton* today If ynu ar* lo gain the good w ill af hlgharupa, friend* Condition* may b* difficult, but you ara equal te them. VIRGO (Auguat t l I * Septamber I D — W h ll* yea ar* a l­ ways quick to b* a f aarvtca to othara, fam ily aas b * pretty demanding today. Da only whatavar you conalder to b* your paraanat duty. T h a i o ff ta lighter Ullage. L IB R A (September I t to October 2D — Contact aam* ex­ pert Wha l l Sltflault t * reach during buay week. Ton can get a far brttar picture at how to m ak* real prograaa In the fu­ ture. Aerlet thoa* who ar* 111, unable to gat out. ■CORPIO (October 21 to N e▼amber I D — F orgal manay eaacama and eoneantrat* upon daapanlng (rlendehlpe w ith Inaplrlng paraona. Your peraonal lit* can b* mad* Inflnttaly happier. U u i to amlle, relax more. lA G I T T A R ir g (November 11 te Daeombar I D — Rid your•alt o f that sttltuda a f aalfpity and yaur relatlanahlp with othara Improve* greatly. Stag (rattin g If you cannot gat cartain dutlaa completed Juat now. C A FR lu O R k (Dacamber t l ta Jaauary I t ) — Atiaad tha •aryfoaa which ana meat Isspiring, aarlek yaur Ilf* and Improve yaur aaaea af wall CdfeUfeaai Ob rage U / 1 fl> �<* Horoscope Forecast (Continued From Page 2-A) (« (> OUR B O AR D ING HOUSE t a l k ,n' . d o c . a ^ if Cl Cl (♦ (I ^ a r o R P Io (October 21 to N o­ vember 2D — Any praotloal a f­ fa ir* you may have In mind can b« put Into oparatlon now and show eacellcnl results. Its quick and positive. Meet the challenge of financial eiperla. • A O IT T A Itll'd (November 22 to December 2D — Putting new Idea* lo work require* that you he specific and know Juet where you are headed. Improve health, appearance, slot out ood a lly tonight to beet place*. C A P n ir O IIY (December 22 lo January 201— Any data you raqulr* can now be eeelly acquir­ ed by etevrr Inveatlgatlon. It* sure to cvinlact (be right peo­ ple who can solve enigmas. Show good reasoning powers. A R I'A H It a (January 21 (n Fabruary 1»>— Social affaire should b* Important In your llfa today, at leaat hr »s p »r In * •oeUMUty #it#nd#a. and w orthwhile allle* can aleo he added to your list. H* chermlng. IMSt'F.N (February 2« to March 20)— Show (h it yeu are mors than w illin g to do your share o f any labor eonnaeted w ith Joint venturea o f any kind. Ha elvle-minded. Heller credit ean br ynura thereby. I f y o i r p iiii,u i » wm »Y TO D AY, he or »h* w ill have a moat Inquiring mind and w ill aver b# In search of wisdom and knowledgai *F»y«DnM In foreign eouhtrle* I* the greet desire here, (liv e every edvanlage possible so Hist bnlh Ianguagt‘ B and phlloaophlM dlffarsnl from our* can bs learnad aarlyi fin* promle# in «hl* chart ean h* realised. •era. gtara lasyel. *• sw>« ro w y e l." W hai • f your HI# I# largely ■ » « " ^ C a rr o ll nighter'g Individual Forecast for your sign for Au­ gust te now ready. For your copy send your blrthdet# end 110# |o Cerroll Hlghler Foraesst. The Hanford llersld. Hoi 1*21, Hollywood 22. California. p u l l e d in A MINNOW YET/. c* One Roll Call SAN FRANCISCO ( U P I ) The only roil call on the conconvention floor during ballotloting for the GOP presidential candidates was requested by a Florida delegate. SIDE GLANCES °*1 J TO ONE WVO IS USED TO AN HCURi BATTLE W ith A AIARliN/ 'G \1 f d *’* u ; -t m I LL DUST “EM OFF AND 5 SHE'LL NEVER KNOW! ’ FOR HIM® OUT O UR W AY ? I8 wsiSiUkaTMSwSlM.se ( DAGWOCO. pleage ) •9 mjV "Ed hat some good Idea* about how to straight*n out th* world, but he h a in t quit* finished hit comprehenaiv* plant" 'l]7 TUE SMALL CNE IS l WHITE FAILLE WITH A rV . SCALLOPED BRIM v,“ C D . AND AN OPEN CROWN-WHICH LOOK AT TVIE6E ** f HATS AND HELP ME r??>, crc.CB WHICH o r g ONE TO KIEP > X TIZZY KSlR.CANYOLI DIRECT US'S) I M T A W N e T tX l, TH E TO A NEW BAHN' HBRCE* A l l MADE -NOT BORN IX S & m f-lt SPOT FOR D IN N E R By Kate Osmnn \ tJAaPOT BEAJsfSHOP1 , OUR ANCESTORS y tiiv 1 IWKJH I COULDMEET TH A TkH K U eH C H E V — I'D (31VGHIMA GOOD 6W AO fanH eH 5M ? wnHMVPUEeef ANDCDVtXJ KNOW WHAT W OMO HAPPEN i m f ? * O Q M "The international situation la e u y to understand If you think of it In term* of good guya and bad guysl" J By Dick Turner C A R N IV A L n »4UMUJ 7-18 •#**In July? Sure, K’e the only way of avoiding all Him * •lection year speeches!" SHORT RIBS MR. McMN.BWir MV**0T COM* from KA7AMJ f o S T w A N T A ~ CRACKER? KAZAM 1 . IfAZAM/ nr mims oe ite t * « nd H Colorado.. oeNvw dah» NAMBV A U A L NIC* TKiAM tH w .H w w a w .M ta k .it ■ "And we particularly want to thank the million* who had no oommont on our programl" Turkey T a le Acaoss BUGS B U N N Y I Capital t f Turkey fr a il * a Etruscan goddam • Tsar . s i * * * u s a s * -. "s a iE a ? I“t ta r "(FT.) * Island l«n*a*t IS KmbellUbsd Jaycees Set Bryant Talks W EST T A LM BEACH ( U H ) —'The » t it e Junior Chamber o f Commerce ennounced Wednetday that Gov. Farris Bry­ ant haa agreed *0 »p e «k ,n 12 Florida cities this year as part of the Jaycec'a Good Government project. Frank roster, president of the state Jaycees, said his or­ ganization's project called ••Florida P ro file " was pre­ senting Bryant to moderate programs and stimulate pub­ lic Intereit in state govern­ ment. July 17, 1964—Papre 3-A lfrraTB ' INS EVERY KIND CP F.SH IN CATALOGUE. AN160ME FLOAT LIP ifsj tu ' /tc a r l At£k E ONE AND TWO bring. Don't alt around atone ao much. The world le fu ll of happiness. wtedom. Aft I ' t It ll'a (January 21 to February IS )— It la beet to be with pereone who are devoted Inetead of seeking atamoroue today. Do pereonatltlei thouKhtful things. Show you are a cratefu l person o f real character. I'llC K S (February 20 to March 20)— A sociable day apent with partners Is beet In­ stead o f tryin g to be with b ig ­ w ig. Ha or aha ean be more helpful later on. i’ leaetng good friends la most Important Just now. if v o i r c J in .it i « n o n * TO D AY, he or ehe w ill be one o f thosa amaalng youngetara who haa a very broad scope of understanding and endeavor and who <a aver on the quest and search for knowledge. However, be sura you dun't spoil your progeny to the point where he or she will aspect to It - i i ha served at all times. Teach Always to keep promisee made “ T i e Stars Impel, they do ■>t com pel.” W hat you make ■ f your lira la largely np Is YOll MO YD AY, J U L Y M, IPfll U F.YRIIAI, T K X IIC M 'J R tl Mow Is the time to make sure that you look to the future fo r the anewera and outlets through which you can most con ven ien tly eaprese yourself In the days ahead. Holding too tig h tly to the past ean bring you much loss by not accept­ ing the many new opportuni­ ties avatlable to you. A R IF S (March It t » April l l » — Any new contacts you make now can have wonder­ fu l Ideas and the knowledge to help make jo u more affluent, happy. Know how to propel th eir energies. Do ao diploma­ tically. T A V R t'S (A p ril IS l » May }0|— You have much ability and can prove that you are a l­ most a financial wlaard In destines with others. (Mve adv ie * whan aaksd. Others w ill not be dlssppotntad with your Ideal, systems. ( 1K M IY I (M ay I t to Juna I D __Get (oga'.har with aaeoclates and know (ha right policies that make future operations morn profitable. Clear up any moot questions with dignity. Dosing temper help* nobody. mooy r im .n n is Y (June 21 to July I I I — You can accom­ plish so much now that you have free time for (he Import­ ant duties ahead o f you. You hava opportunity for real euccsss soon, ru n for leisure periods, tlma to study more, • lio. 1.1:0 (July 22 to August I D Mow le the time to do such Inspiring work, whether at hobble* or business, that cithers quickly follow your Idees. Da o ff to really fin*, cutto rsi clubs and activities with frlenda In p m. VIIU IO ( August 22 Is Septem­ ber 221— P u llin g house In order and pleasing kin should he first on the agenda now. Diecard whatever Is obsolete and replace with (he new. Stream­ line through elmpllelty. 1.11111A (September 22 to October 22)— First eonvlnc* associates lo coopsrat# more ao that much Is accomplished. Then you ean go o ff to recrea­ tions you Ilka In p. m. Don't fo rg e t to do necessary shop- BatiTnrB eg a d . FRIEND.T. CAN TELL BVTHE VOUV6 BEEN COIN' A LOT 0^|\N,6BLE- Cfi ^ WOOK 3U&T < Iff* (# ITIjr 1* Mature* 17 A m erica writer Mlmportate maul 20 tducalloaal ]3 KicrtxaoM 3* V a n ia •IFardom sctiM* TMCRE IT00CSA/GA1NI catch rr befor* it GST8 WET1 ILosaUad Ilu C s L . e - *1 Impression* 23 Sattl* s S Milan 29 Snare 2* Olympia goddsaa 97 Sheaf 47 Sa___ poiot 4S Mikas mlsUkt* U) Fruit driafc �T H E S E V E N T II-D A T A D V E N T IS T CHURCH Corner 7tta A 81m R. U M athew s----------Pastor SERVICES SA TU R D A T— Sabbath School ----a. m. Worship Sorvle* _ 1!:M a. m. Wednesday N lfh t P ra ye r S o r t le a ----- 7:1# p. m. "W a Hava Thla Hope" radio Maasasa aaeb Sunday a. m. at Sits ovar W TItR at 14#( on pour radio d ia l Alliance C H R IS T IA N M ISSIONART A LLIA N C E CHURCH t i l l Park Ave. at 14th St. B ar. a C. Dees, Jr. — Paator Sundap School — 1)41 a. ra. Worabtp Sarvlea — 11:11 a. ra. K v i n l n a Worship — 1:40 P. m. Alllanca Touth Pallowahlp (Sun.) — 1:41 p. «n. p ra yer Sarvlea _ _ T ill p. ra. Assembly O f God PIN E C R E ST ASSEMBLY O P OOD CHURCH Cor. i l l h and Kim H. M. W ilder ----------- P »»to r Sundap School — H4I a. m. Mornlns Worship — 11:10 a. m. Evening Worship — T ill P- mTouth Sarv. (Sun.) - #:»# p. m. M id-W eek Sarv. (W ad.) - T ill p. m. Baptist P IR S T B A PTIST CHURCH 111 Park Avenue F. B. Chance ---------- Pastor Mornlns Worehlp — H H a. m. Sundap School — —. 1:4* a. m. Morning Worship — 1I:J0 a. m. T raining Union _ I ll# P- m. Evening Worship - T ill p. m. Wad. Prapar Sarvlea T ill p. m. C E N T R A L B A P TIST CHURCH Cor. 14th BL A Oak Ave. S a il S m ith ------------ _ _ Pastor Sundap School _ _ 1:41 a. m. Morning Worship — tliOO a. m. Training Uunlon — 1:4* P. m. B vsnlng Service _ _ . #:•# p. m. Wad. Prapar Sarvlea T:lo p. m. Nursery Opan W T I l I t ---------------- T ill p. m. Sundap N ila Oroadcaat WBBTSIDE M ISSIONART B A P T IS T CHURCH Ith St. A Hollp Ava. Paul M. Callap ----- ----- Paator Hund»y Behoof ■■■■— 10;0Q la m. Hundty Morning Worship — 11:#0 a. m. Sundap B vsnlng Worship — TiOO p. ra. Wednesday Prapar Sarvlea _ _ _ _ T:a# p. m. PINKCRKHT B A P TIS T CHURCH Onora Road P a s t o r _____ W illiam J. fluess Morning Worehlp . 1I:«0 a. m. Sunday School — #:*» «• m. T raining U n io n ----- 1:11 P- m. Evening W orship — 7:1# p. m. Wed. Otflcera A Teachers M a s tin g ------------- 1:10 p. aa. E LD E R SPRINGS B APTIST Old Orlando Hd. at Hestsr Ava. B. Hamilton Clrltlln — Paator Sundap Bchoot ----- t i l l a. m. Morning Worship — 11:00 a. m. Training Union —- •:*• p. ra. Bvsnlng Worahlp — T i l l p. aa. Church O f God Methodist CHURCH O F GOD lln d A Franch H. C. Smith ______ ____ Paator Sunday S c h o o l____ 1:41 a. m. Morning Worahlp __ 11:10 a. m. Evangelistic Sarv. _ 1:10 p. m. Tuia. Prayar Sarv. _ 1:10 p. m. Thura. Toung Psopla Endeavor ____ ____1:10 p. ra. F IR S T MF.THODtST CHURCH 111 Park Ava. Rev. Robert M. Jenkins, Paator Morning Worahlp __ 1:10 p. m. Sunday School 1:44 a. m. Morning Worahlp __ 10:44 a. m. M T F Meatlnga 0:1* p. m. (Intermediate, Senior) Evening Worahlp _ 1:10 p. m. CHURCH OF GOD OF PHOPH ECT 1101 Elm Avonuo Rov. R. L. Strickland — Pastor Sunday Bchool ....— 0:41 a. m. Worahlp Sarvlea _ 10:41 a. m. E .- n g a llitlo S a r v .__111* p. m. W rdnradar: Toung Paopls V. L. B. Sarv. 1:10 p. m. Bible T raining Sarv 1.00 p.m. GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd., at Woodland Ave., Rev. John 14. Hire* Jr., Paator Church School _ _ 1:41 a. m. Morning Worahlp _ 11:00 a. m. M T F --------------- 1:10 p. ra. Baptist Adventist faith's Chaiten^e JORDAN M ISSIONART B A P T IS T CHURCH 1111 W . F irst Street Sunday School _ _ 10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a. m. Bible Study (Sundap) T:00 p.m. Kvangellatlo Service T:00 p. m. Wed. Prayer Mast _ T:00 p m. Blit Stephans _ ___ . _ Paator A Cordial Welcome to A ll THI CHURCH SOR A l l . . . A l l FOR THI CHURCH Tho Church it lh« ( m i n t ft.tor on earth for tho build­ ing of character and good cilitrmhip. It la a atorchouto of apiritual values. Without a ttrong rhurch. neither democracy nor civiUxatiunran eurviva. Thera ara four tound reaaona why every pereon should attend ter\ it ra regularly and aupport tho church. They are: (I) For his own salts. (2) For his chil* drrn's sake. (3) For I ha salts of hia community and nation. (I) For the aalte of the church itself, which ne«ds hit moral and material aupport. Plan to go to church rrgularly tail raad your Ilibla daily. There is something very special about a boy and his dog. The dog so obviously wants nothing more than to devote his life to his small master. He takes his boy on faith . . . and, inevitably, the boy lives up to i t O A K L A W N B A PTIST CHURCH 1T4I Country Club Road Sponsored by First Baptist Church Rev. R. T. Barrett _ __ Pastor Sunday School ___ 1:41 a. m. W orship Parvlca — 11:04 a. m. 4:41 p. m. Training U n io n __ Kvenlng Worahlp _ 1:00 p. m. Wad. Prayer Sarv. __1:10 p. m. For faith creates a challenge. I f someone believes something good of you, you find yourself eager to measure up to that standard. Cod looks for the best In nil of us. Regardless of what may have happened yesterday we are, today, welcome in His Church. He has faith in us. Should we have less than faith in Him? Congregational OSTEEN B A P TIS T CHURCH H W T . 411 I’ h. I l l - l i l t Pastor —— Chaster W. Plank Sunday Bchool ....... 10:00 a. m. M orning Service _ 11:10 a. m. T rain in g Union _ _ 1:10 p. E vening Bervlce _ T ill p. m. Wednesday Meetings: O rg a n is a tio n s ___4:10 p. m. Prayer — ______T:lo p. m. Choir ________ — ._ 1:10 p. in. CO NGREGATIONAL C H R ISTIA N CHURCH (United Church o f Chrlat) Park Avtnua at 14th St. ItOO a. ra. ____ Church School 10:00 a. m. __ W orship Sorvtca 1:10 p. m. _ Christian Touth Ministry Rev. W alter A. R. McPherson, Paator Christian Episcopal F IR S T C H R ISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OK CHRIST 1001 S. Sanford Ave. IL Vernon Fuller Sunday S c h o o l_____ 1:41 a. m. M orning Worship 11:00 a. m. C H RIST CH UnCK Church Street, Longwood Fr. Charles W . Stewart, Jr. Vicar Huly communion _ 1:10 a. m. Sarvlea A Sermon — 1:00 a. ra. H O L T CROSS 401 8. P ark Ava. Fr. Leroy D. Soper, Raetor H oly Communion .... 1:10 a. m. Fam ily Bervlce and Hunday Bchool ______ 1:00 a. a . Morning Prayar IPIrat Sunday •— llo ly Communion 11:00 a. at. Church O f Christ CHURCH OF CHRIST Geneva Ralph nrew sr Jr. Evangelist Bible School ...._ _ 1:10 a. m. Morning Worship 0:10 a. m. K vrnlng Worship _ 1:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 1:10 p. m. Free Methodist PAO LA CHURCH OF CHRIST Highway 40 West M orris R u b y _____ Evangelist Bible Claes ______ 10:00 a. m. Morning Worship _ 11:00 a. in. Kvenlng Worahlp _0:00 p. m. Bible Classes Wad. _ 1:10 p. m. F R E E M ETHODIST CHURCH Corner 4th BL and Laurel Ava. Eugsna Sheldon Paator Telephone: t ll- lo : S Sunday School _ „ 0:44 a. m. Morning Worship _ . 10:44 a. m. Kvenlng W o r e h lp __1:00 p. m. Wed. Prayer Bervlce 1:10 p. m. CHURCH OF CHRIST U l l Park Avenue Bert Brown _ _ _ _ _ Evangelist Sunday Bible Study _ _ _ _ _ 10:00 a. m. Morning Worehlp .._ 11:00 a. m. Evening Service __ 0:10 p. m. Sea "Herald of Truth" 1 p. m. Sunday on Channel I Tuesday Ladles Bible Claes _ IOi OO a. m. Wednesday Bible Class _ _ _ _ _ 1:10 p. m. Lutheran L U T H E R A N CHURCH OF T H E RED EEM ER 101 W. 14th Placo “ The Church o f the Lutheran Hour" and T V "Thla la tho L ife " Herbert W. Goerea ____ raetor Sunday School _ _ 0:14 a. m. Worahlp Sarvlea __ 10:10 a. m. GOOD SH EPH ERD L U T H E R A N CHURCH 1100 A Orlando D rive Hwy. 17-01) Sanford, Florida Christian Science F IR S T CHURCH OP C H RIST SCIENTIST 100 Eaat Second Street Sunday Hervlra A Sunday School 11:00 a. m. Subject: "L ife " Wednesday Service _ 0:00 p. m. Reading Room: 101 K. First. Weekdays: lu:10 a. m. - 4:10 p. m. Friday Evenlngi #:101:10 p. m. 111-1111 Hunday H Kings 11:28-87 Monday 11 Kings 10:20-84 Tuesday 1’rovrrlig 3:21-29 7:2-1# Friday Thursday Wednesday II Corinthians Hebrews II Corinthlana S:l-7 s:i-a Tha Rev. J. Gordon P o a r y. Pastor Sunday Bchool _ _ _ 1:11 a. m. M orning Worahlp _ lliOO a. m. Communion— First Sunday la Each Month K IN D E R G A R T E N AN D NURS­ ERY Saturday Hebrews 10:32-38 C H RIST METHODIST CHURCH Sunland Kstatoa Cltrua Haights Rav. Charlie T H o g g __ Paator Church S c h o o l_1:41 a. m. Morning Worship _ 11:00 a. m. M T F ____________1:10 p. m. Kva. Worahlp 1:10 p. m. Wed. Prayer Service 1:10 p.m. Nazarene F IR S T CHURCH OF THE N AZA RE N E W . :nd 8L at Maple Ave. Paul Blektt _ _ _ _ _ _ Pastor Sunday School —_ 1:41 a. « . Morning Worship _ 10:41 a. m. Touth ------- _ _ _ _ _ 0:00 p. ra. Toung Adult Pallowahlp ______1:00 p. m. Tho Names W a Bear Kvangellatlo Bervloa 7:00 p. m. M id - w eak Barvlca (W ad.) 1:00 p. m. Third Bunday ■ Ingiplratloa — 1:00 p. ra. 1 F IR S T CHURCH { OF THE N AZA R E N E Lake Mary, Fla. Rav. W. L. Holcombe. Pastor Bunday 0:41 a. m . ____ Blbla School 11:00 a. m. _ Morning Worship 1:00 p. m. _ Evening Sarvlea 1:00 p. m. __ Wed. M id-W eek Prayer Bervlrea 1 no p. m. — I-a at Wad. Miss­ ionary Sarvlea Pentecostal F in S T PENTECO STAL CHURCH OF LONGWOOD 401 Oranga Street Rav. E. Ruth Grant — Paator Sunday School ____ 10:00 a. m. Morning W'orahtp __ 11:00 a. m. Bunday Evening _ 7:10 p. m. Wad. Uibla Study _ 1:10 p. m. Conquerors Masting F r i d a y ------------- 1:30 p. ra. Presbyterian F IR ST PREKFITTERIAM CHURCH Sanford, Fla. Oak Ava. A Ird St. Grover C. Sewell Jr. __ raetor Edgar W. Smith Jr. Aaelatant Paator Church School _ _ _ 1:44 a. m. Session M e a ts ____ 1:41 a. m. Morning Worship 10:00 a. m. Pioneer Fellowship 0:00 p. m. Senior HI Fellowship 0:00 p.m. Kvenlng W’ orshlp _ T:<0 p. m. Wed. Prayer M e e t __!:oo p. m. CHURCH OF T H E C O VEN AN T t i l l South Orlanda D rive Thomas 1C M a k ln ____ Pastor Worehlp ----- _ _ _ _ _ 0:00 a. m. Chur ok School ____ 10:00 a. ra. -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory P age PossibleT H E A M E R IC A N O IL CO. Mr. A Mrs. M. R. Strickland A R T BROW N PE S T CONTROL AD AM S T R A N S F E R A STORAGE Phone 822-0225 C E LE R Y C IT Y P R IN T IN G CO., INC. SANFORD W ELD IN G & FA B R IC A T IN G CO. BiU WhlUy A Employees C H ELSEA T IT L E A N D G U A R A N T Y CO. 119 W. First, Sanford A . DUDA & SONS, INC. Slavla, Florida GREGORY LU M BE R o f Sanford H IL L LUM BER & H A R D W AR E CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees N E LSO N Sc CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE A N D W IL K ’S R E S T A U R A N T Rose ft Wilks Bowman A Employeea STENSTROM R E A L T Y Herb Stenitrom and S ta ff E A S T SIDE G AR AG E V irgil C. Gracey A Employees SR 46 A Beardall H O LLE R MOTOR SALES CO. and S ta ff OVIEDO R AD IO ft E LECTR IC CO. Robert A . Cameron IV SANFO RD A T L A N T IC N A T IO N A L B A N K Howard H. Hodge* and S ta ff PERFECTO N D AIR IE S HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sunford J. C. P E N N E Y C O M PA N Y C. L. Robinson and S ta ff K ID D Y ’S S TA N D A R D SERVICE First ft French, Sanford L. D. P L A N T E . INC. Oviedo, Florida K ILG O RE SEED COM PANY 1400 W. 1st. St., Sanford PROGRESSIVE P R IN T IN G CO. J. M- Cameron and S ta ff FOOD F A IR STORES, INC. Robert Souloff and Employees H ARRELL A BEVERLY AU TOM OTIVE 209 W. 26th St-, Sanford B IL L H E M P H IL L MOTORS. INC. SOI W . 1st, S t , Sanford L E E BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, A ir Conditioning T H E R ITZ T H E A T R E BUI Lovelace and Employeea ZITTRO W E R BROS. 1400 S. Elm LaR O Y C- ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. H IL L H A R D W A R E ft IM P LE M E N T CO. Bobby Newman and Employees STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and S taff B. ED W ARD S B U ILD ERS S U PPLIE S and Employeea HOW ARD BOTELER Wholesale Confectionery S M ITT Y ’S S N A P P IN ’ T U R TL E MOWER S A LE S A N D SERVICE SOUTHERN N A T U R A L G A8 CO. John Dunn and S ta ff S TA TE F A R M IN SU RAN C E Companies Irvin g L P ryor and S ta ff W ILSON-EICHELBURGER M O RTU ARY Eunice L Wilson and S ta ff W ILSO N-M AIER FU R N ITU R E COMr. and Mrs. A I Wilson CITIZENS B A N K O F OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida -SEM INOLE C O U N TY A R E A C H U RC H D IRECTO RY- I B A P TIS T Antioch Baptist Church, Oviedo Central Baptist Church, t i l l Oak Ava. Chuluota First Baptist Church Chuluota Baptist Mlaston Sportsman's Club, Chuluota Eldar Sprlnsa Baptist Church. I l f Lehman l i t First Baptist Church. I l l P ark Ava. Frlaudshlp B aptLt Church * f Altamonte Springe Rt. 441, A ltem enle Springe Flrat Baptist church e f D sBarr F irst Baptist Church at Qeneva Flrat Baptlal Church o f Lake M ary Flrat Baptist Church o f Lake Monroe F lrat BapUat Chur eh a f Longwood, Cor. Church * Great F irst Baptist Churek a t Ovtede F irs t B ap tLt Church a f Sam Lauda Springs F irs t Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, t i l l W . Illh BL F erest City Baptist Church Fountain Hand Baptist Church, Oviedo Lavs Saulbara Baptist Mission, Chuluota Missionary BapUat Church Barth Rd. MsaatTaula M lea L a BapUat Church Oak Mill Fd. Osteen M oralag a la r y B a p tL t Church, Oaaava Mwy. ML Oliva Missionary Baptist Church, Sas Lando dprlngs Rd., Longwood M L klon Missionary BeptlaL Sipes Ava. N ew ML Calvary Missionary Baptist nop w . uth St. Ann's Cathalta Chureh. Pershing Place, Denary HI. Mary Magdalena Catholic Church, Malt* land Ava. Altamonte Springs sl N ew Balara Prim itive Baptist Church, lie s W . tlth SL New ML 8loa Baptlet Church. 17M Pear Ava Oaklawn Baalist Chapel, 1741 W. letta St. Gcleea Baptist Chureh rinecreet Baptist Church. I l l W. Onora Rd. P relrlo Lake Baptist Church, Ridge lid . Pern Park Progress Missionary B ap tLt Churoh. Midway gecoud Shiloh Missionary B ap tL t Church, Ninth a Hickory Sl. Jamas Missionary B ap tL t Chureh tte, Rd. 414 Osteen Hi. Paul Missionary Baptist Church. Ith It. St. Matthew* Missionary B ap tL t Church Canaan Haights SL John's Missionary B ap tL t Church, (X# Cyprcaa SL Tem ple Baptlat Chureh. P a la Springs R d, Altamonte gprlaga Westalda M Lelonary B a p tL t Church, 418 a H olly Ava. Blua Mops Baptlat Church, T i l Orange Ave. CATM OUO Church a f tha N ativity, Lake Mary A U Sauls Catholla churoh. 111 Oak Ava. C H R ISTIA N Flrat Christian Church, 1107 R. Sanford Ava. Congragatlonal Christian Church, Xtei Park Ava. Northelde Christian Church, F l o r i d a H avtn D r, Maitland CHURCH OP CH RIST Chureh Church Church Churoh of ChrlsL l i l t Park Ava. o f Chrlat. Gentva o f ChrlsL Longwood o f ChrlsL Paolo CHURCH or OOD Churoh of Ood. 1(1 Hickory Church of Ood, (fe e B. French Church o f Ood. Oviedo EPISCO PAL A ll Salma Episcopal Church E. DeBsry A v a , Entarprlaa Chrlat Episcopal Church, Longwsed A ll Saints Kplerupsl. Enterprise H oly Cross EpUoopal, Park Ava. at 4th LU TH ERAN Ascension Lutheran Chureh, Ovarbrook Good Shepherd United Luthern. S«o* 8. Orlando Dr. Lutheran Churon o f tha Bedeamer, la i W. 14th Place Mtaalah Lutheran Church. Amarloan Legion Hall, P ra irie Lake, Fern Park 81. Lukas Lutheran Church, Rt. 434 Slavla M ETH O D IST Barnett Memorial Mathodlat Church, B. DeBsry A v e , Enterprise Bear Lake Uslhodlet Chureh Bethel A.U.B. Church, Canaan Heights Caaeslbarry Community Mathodlat Church, H wy. 17-tt * l*ln*r Ridge ltd , Ceeeelborey D eBsry Community Mathodlat Chureh W. Highlands, DeBsry Chrlat Mathodlat Church Sunland Katataa Flrat Methodist Church. 411 Park Ava. F irst Mathodlat Church a t Oviedo Free Mathodlat Church. IS ! W. 4th BL G n c a Mathodlat Church. O ner* M , Orant Chapel A.M E. Church. Oviedo Oaks rove M elh ed L t Church. Oviedo Oatccn Mathodlat Church Paata W esleyan MithodtaL BL 44 W. at Paola St. Jamea A.M .E, Sanford Ave. Mt. Mary's A.M.E. Church SL nt. 411 Osteen SL Paul's Mathodlat C h u r c h Oatcca Rd. Enterprise Stafford Mamarlal Methodist C h u r e h A DeBsry the Naaarane, W. F I ra t Church Xnd at Maple tha Nasartns, Fern Park Church af O'Brien R d , Faru Fork Lake M ary Church ct tha Naaartaa P R E S B Y T E R IA N Community Proabyterlan Church, Lake Mary Flrat Prasbytarlau Church. Oak Ava. *Flrat ,ra P rccbrtcrU u DAT A D V E N TIST O TH E R CHURCHES N AZA R E N E af SEVENTH Poreat Laks Sevanth-day Advantlat Church. H wy. 411, Poreat City Seventh-day Adventist Church, Maitland A v a , Altamonta Springs Sanford Savanth-day Advantlat Church. Savanth a Kira „ Church. Caacclbcrry Flrat Preebyterleu Church o f DeBsry, E. Highland Presbyterian Church o f T h e Covenant am a Orlando Dr. f L Andraws Prsabytarlan Church ( t i l Lounaal Boh. D r , Boar Lake Upaala Community Presbyterian Church. Upsale Rd. Westmlatstar Presbyterian Church. HoweU Path. B L i l l AI Jen's A.M.E. Church. Oliva B tlth Church o f God In ChrlsL Ovlsdo Chuluota Community church Church o f Ood a f Prophecy, MOT Elm Ava. Chureh at Jaaua Christ a t L atter Day Saints, t i l l Park Ava. Community Chapel, Altamonta Springs Eaeteru Orthodus Church, gL Johns Chry­ sostom Chapel. Hwy. IT-88. Fern Park Congregation Bath laraal, U th 44 M agnolia Flrat churoh o f Christ, gelentlsL »•• E. l a i i t Flrat Pentecostal Church a f Longwood Mu Oliva Holiness Church. Oak H ilt Hd. Oataea Plnecreet Assembly e f Ood. 17th B Elm Sanford Alllanca Church, 14S1 S. P ark Ava. Saaford Congregation a f Jehovah's W it­ nesses. I U I W. 1st SL Tha Salvattsn Army. 114 E. tad SL Unity Church at Saaford. 1(1 E. tat SL • �A Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns R iver * * * * “ The N ile o f Am erica” S ty ? ^ a n f m ^ fir r a lit Zip Code 32771 * W E A T H E R : Generally fair throuRh Tuesday except for local showers; hlfrh today 90-95; low tonipht 70-75. VOL. 56 Jerry local Covington, songster, la popular playing the part o f Earthquake Me* Goon in Orange Blossom Playhouse’* production, Abner. Also in the cast as City Hull records show the renewal o f the Florida Hotel license fo r 1964. Florida Ho­ tel? Hey, that's the one that was on the corner o f S. Park Avenue and E. Second Street and that was tom down to make way fo r the Sanford Atlantic Dank's parking lot. So, where's the Florida Hottf * Somebody told us it is now at Fifth Street and Oak Avenue In what in bygone days was called FcmaldLaughton Memorial Hospital. But there's no sign “ Florida H o tel" - Just roomers, the neighbors say. • • a How one Improvement can lead to another is shown by the "new look" on the South­ ward Building just north of the new city parking lot at F irst and Park. Workmen have been using a new pro­ cess khown as "color-crcte," which is a sprayed-on colored cement, a sort o f a modern ''stucco." It looks very neat and the owners are to be commended fo r their prompt reaction. W e understand a nice redwood fence w ill also be erected there. • • On* thing about running out o f gas in a boat - you can't get out and walk to the nearest gas station. A young Sanford bridegroom, honey­ mooning on his boat, had this happen to him. Ironically it was almost within shooting distance o f the boat dock. A Good Samaritan city commis­ sioner came along and gave the stalled bridegroom boat­ man a tow. • • • SL Clair Cameron, former Sanford man and brother o f Mrs. Elmore Graddick o f this city, was recently elected to the City Council o f Fayette­ ville, Ga. A year previously, Cameron missed election by six votes. This year he polled more votes than any other candidate in the city election. Cameron, well known in this city, was a recent visitor. He is a graduate o f Seminole High, president o f hla class fo r three years. For several years he was a manager o f teams in the Lions Club jun­ ior baseball program. One thing about Barry Goldwater. You know where he stands, regardless of whether you agree with him or not. A t least that’s the concensus o f most Sanford people with whom w e’v e talked since the Arizona Senator's nomination in San Francisco. We estimate w e’ve asked 12 to 15 localltca for whom they'd vote—that is if Goldwater faces Johnson in No­ vember (and that's a pretty fa ir assumption). » A ll but two said they'd go with Goldwater. • • • It was in 1948 that eastern and western elements of both the Democratic and Repuhllcan parties couldn't under­ stand why the southern dele­ gates to the respective con­ ventions were threatening to walk out over planks in the platforms and the party tic­ kets. Now it appears the situation b changed. At San Francisco, for example, it's the eastern element of the Republican party which doesn't like the ticket and won't say whether o r not It’ll give its support. Strange thing . . . politics. Herald Index m, Abby _______________ P *g * 9 B r i d g e ______________ Pag* 9 C la s s ifie d ___ ......... Page 11 Comics . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 10 E d it o r ia l--- ----------- Page t Page 2 Funerals ________ — Horoscope __ ______ Page 10 Society . . . . . . . . ___ ___ . Page 9 Sport* — __________ P eg* 6 T V Programs .......... Page 9 . P ag* 9 ,W * th* Women T j H *T f p V A H -11 L ’il Pappy Yokum is Curtis Dun­ away, well known about San­ ford fo r hla activities around the court house not long ago. • • • • Established 1908 M ONDAY, JU L Y 20, 1964 SANFORD, FLO R ID A Catapulted Otf Carrier Plane Sinks WASIILNGTON (U P I) — The Senate today voted 53-8 to confirm the nomination of former Florida Gov. Leroy Colllni as President John­ son’s racial arbitrator under the new civil rights law. Two Naval officer*, Includ­ ing a prominent Sanford avia­ tor. were killed Sunday when llrcir twin-jet A3B Sky warrior attack bomber crashed sec­ onds after a catapult launch from the aircraft carrier USS Franklin I). Roosevelt in the Tyrrhenian Sea. nsuvA... BRIEFS Two oilier injured. Judy Treated LONDON (U P I ) — Singer Judy Garland was treitted nt London's St. Stephen’s Hos­ pital today for 'minor injur­ ies" to her wrists. Riot In Rhodesia S A L IS B U R Y , Southern Rho­ desia (U P I ) — Police opened firo on Africsns Sunday night following the stoning o f beer halls and police patrols. One African was killed. Exchange Fire N IC O SIA, Cyprus (U P I) — Greek Cypriot forces fired on a Canadian U N patrol in a hilly area west of Nicosia Sunday. The Canadians fired bark but there were no cas­ ualties on cither side. GI Kills Jap GOTEM BA, Japan ( U P I ) — A U. S. Murine sentry shot and killed a middle-aged Japa­ nese farm woman on an American military installation today and the incident im­ mediately became a political isaue. W HICH W A Y IS NORTH? It's easy to find out if you have a compass nrnl know how to use it. Doug Epperson, information and education for­ ester, o f I.nko City, shows these F FA students the procedure at O'Lcna State Park. Shown are, from left, Charles Litton o f Orlando, Kyle Wood­ ard o f New Smyrna Reach, Ken Forrest o f Sanford and Howard Headerson o f Enterprise. 30th Annual Forestry Camp Under Way TO K Y O ( U P I ) —Communist China's Foreign M i n i s t r y warned Sunday that "th e Chi­ nese people will by no means sit idly by while the United States extends ita war o f ag­ gression in V iet Nam and In­ dochina." Herlong To Speak O R LAN D O ( U P I ) — The 11th annual Florida Farm Labor Conference opened here today with U. S. Rep. A . S. lferlong Jr. scheduled to ■peak tonight. Herlong will address a banquet meeting to­ n igh t N ik ita To W arsaw MOSCOW ( U P I ) — Premier N ikita S. Khrushchev will leave Tuesday for Warsaw by plane to help celebrate the 20th anniversary o f Poland’s Communist regime and hold "little summit" talks with three o f his allies on Mos­ cow’s dispute with Communist China. Sheppards Dine CHICAGO ( U P I ) —Convict­ ed w ife slayer Dr. Sam Shep­ pard wined and dined his shapely new bride until the early hours of the morning today before hie takeoff fo r New York to wait out a hear­ ing Wednesday which may de­ termine whether he return* to prison. ‘Conquistadors* From Florida Visiting Spain M AD RID , Spain ( U P I ) — A group o f 43 “ conquistadors" and their w ive* and children from Rradenton arrived from New York today fo r a 12-day visit to the homeland o f the original conquistadors. Flashbulbs popped at M a­ drid airport as DeSoto Queen Diana Richards, escorted by "Hernando DeSoto o f 1984," C. M. Rowlett, disembarked and walked through an honor guard of ccnqulstadora with raised ewords dressed In co­ lorful 16th century costumes. The group eight-seeing in Madrid today, w ill visit To­ ledo, Burgos, Bilbao, Santan­ der, Valladolid, Salamanca, Barcarrota In Spain and re­ turn home via Lisboa. ^ Y ‘, >Xm||| i Suspect Shot Dead; Four Others Seized One swallow doesn't maks A short, violent gun hattlo County deputies continued n a summer . . . and one sum­ early this morning left one prolonged questioning of the mer doesn’t moke a forester. man dead and resulted in tho quartet. But the 260 Florida Future apprehension of four others I ’uliro hinted the solution Farmers o f America who at­ when they were enught inside to same 2.V.t breaking ami en­ tho I.inc Inn at Maitland. terings in tho area, saying tho tend the 30th annual For­ Neither the identity of the 1gang, all Negroes, is believed estry Training Cump this diad man nor that of the to bu "professionals" in the year will have a chance to other four could he learned l W?.rk' ,v s learn eome o f the wot-k*(g IbtevCtte-trie *.dn _* as Orar.t* Th* live w r « spotted inprinciplea of forestry and for­ Chinese W arn NO. 237 Commander Killed At Sea Bulletin r * '' f r /.* •i United Press Leased W ire est conservation. The oldest ramp o f its kind in the nation, Forestry Train­ ing Camp starts July 12 at O'Leno State Park near High Springs. Divided into two intcnslvo one - week sessions, FTC is sponsored by the Flor­ ida F'orest Service, Florida’s forest products industries, and Florida F'uture F'urmcrs of America. The campers are vocational agriculture s t u d e n t s from throughout tho elate. Counsel­ lors and instructors at the ramp are sta ff personnel o f the Forest Service, industrial foresters, visiting instructors from the University o f Flor­ ida School of F'orestry, and vo-ag Instructors. Fhirh week, the youth re­ ceive field and class Instruc­ tion in forestry m e t h o d s . Though the delegates do not einergo ns "foresters," the prartirul knowledge w h i c h they gain will prove helpful to them later In managing their own farm woodlands. They lenrn "h ow " to solve some forestry problems, hut they also leurn which prob­ lems require technical solu­ tions, and how such assist­ ance can t>e obtained. Tropical f o r e s t r y , gum funning, forest fire preven­ tion and control, farm fo r­ estry, tree identification, *nd wildlife study make up part o f the busy ramp schedule. Window Rroken A window valued at be­ tween 1160 and |I76 waa ruined over the weekend by a slingshot wielding vandal, police reported today. The complaint was made by Bob Karns of 110 FI. Commercial St. - — . ----- ------------------L Woman Charged In Moonshining Ry Mrs. Clsrenrr Snyder Charges o f possession of moonshine, transporting moonshine and possession of a still have been filed against Louisa Jackson Mitchell, Os­ teen N egro woman, who was arrested last Thursday night by Constable Irving Vicno Jr. and Deputy Sheriff Ronald Velno. Tho arrest came when the woman was stopped as she was driving from Osteen to DeLand on the old Lake Helen Roud. Search o f tho car rcveulcd six gallons o f moon­ shine In tho trunk. Velno reports that the still wns discovered several weeks ego In a 12 by 12 foot sited in tho huekyard of the Mitchell home uhout one mile east of Osteen on the Oak Hill Road and hud l>evn kept under surveillance since that time. Immediately following the arrest, officer* destroyed the 40 gallon still which wns said to he rnpuble o f produc­ ing 10 gallons o f moonshine per week. Also destroyed were 100 gallons of mash and four gallons o f low grade moon­ shine. The woman's husband is paralyzed and confined to hi* lied and she hna lieen operat­ ing the atill and transporting the moonshine alone. Burglary Try? A rear window at Holler Motor Rules, Second Street and Palmetto Avenue, w a s pushed open over the weekend but there was no entry, police said this morning. ! ►Ida the Inn which they had ‘ entered by breaking Iron liars |over a window. I lia safe was opened and it is believed the men received only $29 fo r their effort. The dead man was shot out­ side tho establishment as lie fled on foot. Tho oilier four surrendered. The gunning vic­ tim was dead on arrivul at nn Orange County hospital. Tho uproar occurred at about 4 a. in. today. New York Seeks Peace Formula crewmen were Fatally injured was ttic pi­ lot, Cmdr. Barton W. Bartho­ lomew', 39, commanding offi­ cer of VAH-U of tlio Sanford Naval A ir Station. Also killed was Lt. Arnold J. Goldstein of Cecil F'ivkl NAS, near Jacksonville. Lt. Goldstein, a flight surgeon on the Carrier Air Wing One staff, was assigned to the iltglit as an observer. The bombardier - navigator, Lt. Dale C. Purdy of 128 Cole­ man Circle, Sanford, and Third Crcwm j, CI’ O Roland If. Pritchett o f 2831 South Park Ave., were rescued nt sea, after escaping from tinaircraft with “ moderate in­ juries." Officials of the USS Roose­ velt reported that the aircraft w illed into the sea about 600 yards ahead of the ship after what appeared to be a normal catapult launch nt 6 p.m., ship's time (11 a.in. FIST), Tlic Roosevelt and VAH-11 have hem operating in Uie Mediterranean Sea with the U. S.'Six. Fleet since early Hay. Cmdr. Bartholomew, a 21year veteran Navy pilot, assunn d command o ( th o squadron shortly befure the deployment. He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Phyllis Kay Bartholomew und two chit (Iren, all of Lake Mary and his parents, Mr. and Mr*. James Jay Bartlioloiucw', of Fresno, Calif. Lt. Goldstein's survivor* In­ clude his widow, Mrs. John 1. Goldstein, of Cleveland, Ohio, and his mother, Mrs. Helen A. Arnold, of Wadsworth, Ohio. NEW YO R K ( U 1*1 > — City officials and civil rights lead­ ers conferred urgently today to seek a way to calm racial tensions in Harlem, Am eri­ ca's largest N egro communi­ ty, where hundreds o f N e­ groes battled police in two days of bloody, destructive riots. While the meeting convened nt city hall, u 15-ymr-oM Negro hoy, whose slaying by an off-duty poticcmun last Thursday touched o f f tho weekend o f rampaging ami bloodshed, wns buried in a CDR. IIAKTIIOLO.MKW suburban cemetery. The sidewalk w ar between inflamed Negroes and hun­ dreds o f strei-lielmeted riot police was controlled early today after two nights o f shootings, heatings and JcotIIFJII.IN ( U P I ) — Germans ing in which one man was today mnrkcd the 20th anni­ killed and scores were injured. versary nf tho unsurcessful plot to assussinute Adolf Hit­ ler. In the West German capital IN M C K i l l e d M IAM I (U P I ) — Weekend o f Bunn, Chancellor l-udwig traffic accidents killed nlno F.'rhurdt and former Chancel­ |>ersnn* in F'iorida, Including lor Konrad Adenoucr laid 1two men from W hiting F'ield wreaths at monument to the victims o f Nazism. |whose car hit a tree. Plot To Kill Hitler Marked ... T H IR D O P E R A T IO N A L SQUADRON to 1ms deployed nt nen received it* first RA-5C Vigilante Into Inst week when it touched down nt Sanford NnvnI A ir Station. Cdr. Jesse Taft, commanding officer o f VAII-1 is shown ns lie alighted from tho sleek nirernft. With him nre, Cnpt. Jnrnc* O. Mnyo, commander o f Heavy Attack Wing One, right, and Chuck Fadden, Sanford administrator for tho plnne builders, North American Avia­ tion. (Ilcrnid Photo) Farm Safety Week Marked In Seminole Recognizing tho need County Millage Rate Due For 1 .0 7 Rise for emphasis upon safely and the farm and homo tho Seminole County Flxtension Scrvlc# o f­ fice* arc conducting a full scale “ War on farm and home Ilm 1963 64 total of $2,093,768. But the county budget calls for no change In the current rate of 6 mills. The b u d g e t tentatively adopted by tho County's Board of Public Instruction last week calk'd for a mlllago rate o f 9:32 mills or 1.07 mills above the current rate of 8.25. This means the total m illag* rain for Seminole County in 1961 65 will bo 15.32 mills. Millage rates for Uie v a r­ ious sections of the county budget are as follows: Gen­ eral Fund, 1.10 mills—a dccrease from tho current 1.84; the Fine and F'orfituro F'und, .55 mills — a decrease from .91; Road and Bridge F'und, 2.17 mills—an increase from 1.66; Interest and Sinking Fund, .57—an increase from .56; Hospital, 1.40 — an in­ crease from .82; and th* Health Department, .21 — th* same as the current year. Residents in the Lake Mary F'ire District will have an in­ crease from .1 lo .15 mills. D ie largest sectional in­ crease in the budget is th* jump from 1.66 mills to 2.17 for Seminole Memorial Hos­ pital. Clerk Arthur Beckwith explained today that this is due to the first of three an­ nual installments calling fo r a total of $350,000. One third of this figure, o r $116,700 U appropriated in th* 196165 budget Tho $350,000 will enable th* hospital to obtain $650,000 in federal funds through tho H1UBurton Act for the $1 million hospital expansion program recently approved by th* County Commission. D ie County Commission will sit as a Board of Equalization on Aug. 3 and will hold th* public hearing on the budget Aug. 11. The Board of County Com­ missioners h a s tentatively ety Week, this week. adopted a 1964-65 budget call­ Each day a different theme ing for receipts and expendi­ will I h< selected and informa­ tures amounting to $2,325,476 tion presented to IIm< public. —an Increase of $231,719 over Today the themo is Safety Begins at Home; Tuesday, Agricultural Chemicals; Wed­ nesday, Prevent Kalis; Thurs­ day, Rural Highway Safety; Friday, Farm Machinery, and Saturday, Recreational Saf­ ety. By Mrs. Frank While F'allure to yield the right of "One of the two highlights of ttie week's activities," says way resulted in a two-car colCecil Dicker, County Agricul­ lison near Dellary shortly be­ tural Agent, "w ill he tho fore 6 p.m. Sunday rausing (arm ami home safety kit of an estimated $1,200 damages publications made available to to one o f the automobiles in­ tli* public free for tho ask- volved, i f y ' These kits contain such Tho accident occurred as puullrutkma as "Tips on F'arm Alphonso F'crdinand of Miami and Home Safety," "Poison­ approached the merge lane on ous P l a n t s Around the top o f tho rise just south of H om o," "Rescue Breathing tlie community and crashed and H e a r t 'Compression,' into one driven by John Aus­ ' 'Firat Aid Tips," "H om e Saf- tin Uptgraw causing it to slide ety Check List" and others. A nnd overturn. Uptgraw and "m u st" for every safety con­ passengers, Wllla Mao Clark scious home, says Myrtio Wil­ and Alberta Woods, also all of son, H o r n * Demonstration Miami, were taken to Fish Agent. Memorial Hospital in DeLand D ie second highlight of the where they were treated and week will lie Hie inauguration released. of a campaign of promoting Charges were placed against tho uso of slow moving vehicle F'crdinand hy Constable Oscar emblems on farm tractors, 1’aplneau who investigated. wagons and machinery. Tuc­ Damages to the F'crdinand ve­ ker said he felt this program hicle were negligible. would lie of ronvideruhlo im ­ portance and lasting value not only from the standpoint of safety to (lie farm operator and highw-ay motorist, but as a good public relations pro­ WASHINGTON (U P I) — gram as well. Assistant Treasury Secretary "According to F l o r i d a ’ s Robert A. Wallnro said today F’ arm S a f e t y .Specialists," that the current coin *' ■ ga Tucker said, "the sponsorship wns huidntlly dun to ho., .'.mg. of the 'blow Moving Vehicle' He Haiti it will probably get a emblem in Seminole County is little lilt worse before it* (jets Hal Colbert, chairman of Uie first in Florida." Ulilo was better. the County's Board of Adjust­ the pilot state on the vehicle Wallace said that nil coins ment, will convene the board emblem program. are In "tight supply" at the at 7:30 tonight for its monthly moment, and that pennies, meeting. The session will b * nickels, Kennedy half-dollars held in Die County Commis­ and silver dollnrs are partic- sion chamber at the Court­ house. iilaily in demand. accidents" during Farm Saf­ Two Cars Crash Near DeBary Shortage Laid To Hoarding Board To Meet Havana Reports Sentry Killed H A V A N A , Culm (U P I ) — Starts Today! U. S. Marine guards nt the Guaiitunnmn Naval Base ahot and killed a Cuban soldier early .Sunday night, th* De­ fense Ministry announced. According to a ministry communique, t h e Marines fired six shots nt a Cuban sentry post, striking Cuban I’vt. Ramon Lo|ies Pena, 111, twice in tho neck. He died 20 minute* later, the communi­ que said. The communique gave no further detail*. Court Calk For Better Florida Apportioning Plan MIAMI (U P I ) — Th* United trict o f Florida to Improve on proved during last year’a 20- hunal's approval o f the plan States Supreme Court today the 43-srnator, 112representa­ day special session of the L eg­ was "reversed and the aanie islature did not do this. i« remanded to Uie U. S. Dis­ ordered a three-judge tribu­ tive* plan passed by Uie Flor­ Tiie ruling and today’s man­ trict Court fur the Southern nal back to work on a fair ida Legislature at a special date favored Miami Attorney District of Florida for furth­ apportionment plan for the session last year and approv­ Richard Max Swann, who er proceedings in conformity F'iorida Legislature. ed by the district court. filed suit for fairer represent­ with the opinion of this A mandate from the high The U. S. Supreme Court on ation and who charged that court." court reached the Dad* coun­ June 22 ruled that the F'iorida the Legislature's plan still The next step will be a ses­ ty courthouse this morning. Legislature must be fairly ap­ was "invidlsously discrimina­ sion nf Uie three-judge panel— The mandate ordered the U. portioned stric-Uy on a popula­ tory" against populous area*. Judges David W Dyer of M i­ S. Court for the Southern Dis­ tion haau. it said the plan ap­ Th* mandate said th* trl-| ami, William A. Jddtae Jr, of By Julian Slcnslrnm Unless a public hearing scheduled for Aug. 11 dictates a change, the tax millage rate for Sominolo County will lie Increased by 1.07 mills for the 1961 66 tax year. Jacksonville and Justice War­ ren L. Jones of Uie fifUi U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals. They must decide ou what to do about improving the plan. They alio must clarify how proceedings will be affected by a peUUon filed by Attorney General James Kynei asking fur a re hearing of the decis­ ion that turned th* plan down. enneuf f t iAJAVR FIRST FIRST QUALITY OLIAUTV m ALWAYS JU LY B LA N K E T EV EN T ! 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Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 17, 1964. 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>, July 17, 1964; <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/14045952442b37628f7ba897a0dc2e21.pdf 2b4b5cf36c6be0af7cf0d998317bc8e0 PDF Text Text T fi ttfjr j sft VanTarB WfraHS Pflffe 4-X— Au*. 13, 1964 School For Adults To Open Sept. 8 The evening Adult High School which meet, at Semin* ol# High School, Sanford, will open at 7 p. ni., September 8, 1064. An organisational meeting will be held at that time to determine whet claisei will be offered. Preient plane rail for couraee in English I, II A III, U. S. History, Civics, General Mathematics, Algebra I A II,. and General Science. Addi­ tional rourses will be offered if there are as many as 18 persons interested in each course. The Instructors will be Har­ old Heckenbach, principal of Pfnecrest School; Archie Can­ non of the Seminole High fac­ ulty; and Halph Urewer of the Lyman High faculty. The enrollment fee is ('.'00 Laundry Laundry isn’ t strctly a woman'a job. Ask the Army, Navy, Marines. Since males take to mschlnery and preci­ sion-products, why not to a washer and dryer? Male pat­ ronage at self-service laun­ dries Is enormous. Look around next time you visit your eoln-lsundry center. Tske a hint, back-to-schoolers—give Mom a hand I A jewelry gift is especially welcome because it's a con­ stant reminder of your love and affection as well a* being a practical helper during his school and years afterwards. The Jowbsry Industry Coun cil recommends these teenage favorites. A dependable watch la necessary. Another gift is a fine pen ami pencil act. A portable typewriter to help him incrcate marks. And for the very important business of being well dressed, some personal jewelry of his or her liking. Whatever you choose, a jewelry gift Is a memorable gift for school folks and one that will remind them of home and your affec lion. Ita like new, too. Only 18,000 miles. A beautiful off-white. Strickland-Morrison, Inc. Your Friendly Ford Denier Sanford W. Dark 641-8916 Great Savings On Easy Terms FROM A WOni.D OF FINE FURNITURE M ATH ER of Sanford Bed Room Suites • • • • Hookrsse Bed Doubt* Dresser and Mirror Roomy Chest Mattress and Matching Ho* Springs by Southern Croaa la Rea Fosas Grey or Danish Walnut *158 EASY TERMS - OPEN FRI. N1TES MATHER 'I BUY THIS BIKE IN THE BOX WE SAVE AND SO DO YOU! Jewelry Can Be Practical 4 dr. Automatic, Radio and Heater. F-conamlcal 322*1461 i) and books are Bold to iludenls at cost. All instructora hold Florida teaching certlfiratea covering the suhjecta they tearh. These rourses can be taken for rredit trading to an Adult High School Diploma or at a re­ fresher. Credits transferred In from any accredited high echool will be accepted. MC4-24A— Here’s a 1963 Chev. !: IN-THE BOX of Sanford SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. l«t ST. 322-0983 LOWEST PRICE EVER ON BOYS OR GIRLS 26” STAR JET No Money ★ DOWN IT'S YOURS ★ $1.25 Wk. ON (>UARD — Vietnamese Premier Gen. Ngu­ yen Khnnh looks for signs o f action at the de­ marcation line between North and South Viet Nam. He was milking an inspection o f the northern defenses. (NEA Iladio-Tclcphoto) ★ Precision construction with chronic hgndlebars, crank hanger. Rugged tubular sice4 fram e built to toke plenty of punishment. Famous G ood year bicycle tires and safety-designed Bendlx coaster brakes. Get Goodyear Tires with Uneducated Today, Unemployed Later ATLANTA, (ia —"The uneducated of lodsy are the un­ employed of tomorrow," Re­ gional Director Henry A. Hueltner o f the U. 8. Labor Department’s Wage and Hour and Public Contracts Divi­ sions pointed out in remind­ ing employers o f the childlabor standards provided In tba Fair J-abur Htnndnrdi Act, •These standards are not intrnded to keep young people from working," be said, "but are designed to give them un np|>ortunity to get an educa­ tion in this ago of automa­ tion. The man who has left high school before graduation will earn nn average of $60,* 000 Irsa during Ills working lifetime til nil the high school graduate.” Hurttner urged employers to encourage boys and girls with summer jobs to go buck to school to equip themselves for a useful and satisfying life. I'nit-titne employment outside school hours is per­ mitted under the Art (or 14and iG-year olds in a variety of jobs, such as sales, office, or clerical work. Minora 10 and over may be employed in any ncrupntton other than those found and declared liaiardous by the Secretary of Iarbor. An 18. year age minimum applies to hazardous occupations such as driver nr driver's helper nn a motor vehirle, elevator oper­ ator, logger nr sawrnillrr, operator of rertain powerdriven machinery and some excavation work. Huetlner said that employera can protect themselves against unintentional viola­ tions o f the child-labor pro­ visions by obtaining and keeping on file an age cer­ tificate for each minor em­ ployed, showing him to lie tlir legal age for the occupation In which be ia working. l * * s T h e e x clu sive e x tra -m ile a g e ru b b e r m a k e s G o o d y e a r T ire s up to 2 5 % m o re durablel The Fair Labor SUndurds Act applies to employment in interstate commerce or in the production of gomls for com­ merce and in certain large en­ terprises engaging In or pro­ ducing goods for such com­ merce. Additional i n f o r m ulion about Ilia Art's rhild-lutior provisions may lie obtained from thr ripurcet office of the U. S. IjiImit Department's Wage uiid Ilnur and Public Contracts Divisions, located at 1'UI t'arlaiiui lluilding, K.T.IU N. K. 7tb Avenue, North Mi­ ami, Florida, Rufus l - .Stokes, Supervisor. State labor and school officials will provide information about the state child-labor laws. Hueltner said that the higher standards should he observed If federal uiid stale laws differ. (ilHH) ADVICE Always wear glasses when driving if you need th«m. Be sure that your car mirror or mirror* give you as full rear view vision *» possible If the mirrors arc inadequate for tilts purpose, replace them. FOOD HEM'S The youngster who loaves for school carh day after hav­ ing raten a nourishing break­ fast stands a better chance of becoming a good student than the one of skips or skimps on tills meal. •NO MONEY DOWN I •INSTANT CREDIT! TUFSYN RUBBER the toughest longest-mileage rubber e w used w Goodyear tires. for holders of charge plate* and national credit ca rd * 3-T NYLON CORD triple-tempered lor greater strength, bruise aod heat resistance. •FREE MOUNTING! N A T IO N -W ID E “ N O LIMIT” GU ARANTEE Me limit on month* — Mo limit or mile*-M o limit as to roods — No Umit as to speed — For the entire trie of the tread. Ail New Goodyear Auto Tires Are Guaranteed against detects to workmanship and materials and normal road hazards, ascept repairable punctures. If A Goodyear^Tlre Fails Under Thi* Guarantee any of . t'?*n, 50*000 Gccdvear ft?*';.*; in United **** t-anaaa will make allowance on new tire Uead depth remaining and current P a y as little as ^ s s G O O weekly for a Full Set o D Y E A R 555 W. FIRST ST.. SANFORD / EASY TERMS SERVICE STORES 8 - 6 DAILY, 8 - 9 FRIDAY PHONE 322-2821 �FRANCIS R0UM1LLAT Port Authority JOHN KRIDER Waterways C. VERNON MIZE Long Range Planning MACK CLEVELAND JR. Armed Forces Committee HOUS1IOLDER C. 0£ C. President GEORGE TOUHY Waterfront Development BYRON KIMBALL Long Range Planning SCOTT BURNS Industrial Committee BRACK PERKINS Snnford Merchants Assm City Gets Fund Requests From Two C. Of Cs. C lO C Nineteen year* ago today Japan surrendered to the Allit’* and World War II ended. It's a happy thought to recall the day hostilities ceased. But there’s still that remembrance of the thousands of American men who had made the *upreme sacrifice. • • • Sylvia Williams, Seminole Jligh’a head majorette, wants tis to remind SHS girls that majoretta practice starts at 0 a. m. Monday at the school. She also has invited any girls who hove had experience in twirling to try out for posi­ tions on the " A ” and "B ” Corps of the "Twirling ScmInolei.” • • • Kiwania Annual Kids Day this year la going to be somethig different— something big and exciting. Larry Liberatore, former University of Florida Gator quarterback, now with the Orlando Bron­ cos, will be here. In addition ther< will be a magician, a hill-billy band, and some up­ coming predictions and runthroughs by a local football coach. Thu big event will be held at Municipal Stadium, next Thursday at 7:30 p. m. • • Lady Luck has smiled on the Kiwania Club and they have been able to get clear­ ance for a guided tour through Cape Kennedy. The trip has been set, tentatively for Sept. 2, when the local club will be received at the Cape, loaded on an air-condi­ tioned bus, with an official guide and given the grand tour, right up to the launch­ ing pad. • e • Mrs. Beverly Adams of Sanford became quite dis­ turbed by the news Wednes­ day that the l>ody o f a Cali­ fornia youngster found frozen in a box car of honey dew melon* In Miami » s i to b* buried In potter* field. The boy’a parent* were unable ot bear the expense of shipping his body back to California. Mrs. Adams nude several long distance ealla Wednesdey morning to aee If eomething could be done to aend the body home. A couple of hours after her rail to the Miami Chamber of Commerce, Unit­ ed Press International carried the story that South Florida groups had arranged to fly the body back to California. ‘ i don’t know if my call hard anything to do with It or not," said Mrs. Adams when The Herald notified her after aha had earlier phutu-d the newspaper. Hut she added, " I f eomething hadn’t been done I waa going to phone the Governor.” Herald Index Abby - ....... ber, assembling an impressive delegation of committee chair­ men was led by President K a r l y l e Houshnlder. The group requested an additional appropriation of $5,000 over the allotted $10,000 already budgeted. No money had been budget­ ed for the Sanford Chamber, but they also put in a request for $5,000. The Seminole County Cham­ ber presented the chairmen of each committee who outlined the activities o f their group over the past year and their plans for th* future. Primary item which spark­ ed the request for additional funds is » huge t'J foot by 10 foot highway1 billboard to be installed at ten locations on major highways all over Flor­ ida. The billboard advertise* "Sanford, on the St. John's lUver, the Nile of America." Commissioners, openly im­ pressed with the billboard sign, which they declared "beautiful” . . . ’’ impressive" unanimously expressed them­ selves in favor of the added appropriation, " if we can find the money.” Appearing for (he Seminole Chamber to outline past progtes* and future plans were Sen. Muck N. Cleveland Jr., chairman of the Armed Forces Committee, who emphasized th* Importance of the Navel Air Station, with its expan­ sion and Improvements and it’s impact on the economy of the aree; Brack Perkini, Chairman of the Sanford Merchant's Association division of the Chamber, who said that for the first time, the group has full membership of alt mer­ chants and needs all the help it can get; Scott Burn*, rhalrman of the Industrial Committee, who outlined the spectacular diver­ sification of e ill p l o y nient Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “ The Nile of America” S in ' # a n fo rii Strn tlii Zip Code 32771 A WEATHER: Partly cloudy with scattered afternoon showers through Saturday; high today around Oft; low tonight nenr 70. • The Sanford Lions have changed their Tuesday noon meeting place to the Lake Monroe Inn, President How­ ard Hood has announced. • • I • By Dottle Austin City Editor Sinford City Commission­ ers, expecting to wind up bud­ get hearings Thursday night bad to postpone finalizing, when a scheduled appearance o f members of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce with a request for funds, was followed by an unscheduled request from the Snnford C h a m b e r , also requesting funds. The Seminole County Cham­ r»K Bridge . . . . . —. . . . . . . Pag1 Classified ........... Page 1< Comica ........ ........ Page 2A Editorial ------------ !'■*« Funerals . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pag' Iloroseop* .......... Pag* 2A Society .......- ............. Pag Sports .....—------Page TV Program* --------- Pag We th* Women . . . . — Pag VOL. 5G United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, AUGUST U , 19G1 SANFORD, FLORIDA Outlook Brightens Conservation cal project to see whether It in generates enough public in­ terest to bscome an annual Seminole County with the ex­ avent. Should this develop, it pect* floh it will become an was pointed out, the special annual avent, it mushroom­ week would be shifted to oth­ ing into what officials say er cities in th* state each could be th* biggest project year. of its kind in this county. Conducting the meeting yes­ Representatives from a va­ terday was A. B. (Tommy) riety of State and county Peterson, president of the agenclci *• well a* city o f­ Sanford Chamber, and James ficiate met Thursday noon at T. Talmsdge, Chamber man­ Jim Spencer'* Restaurant to ager. W. A- (Jske) Adams map plan* for tha week sched­ is coordinator of the week. uled for Sanford from Oct. 20 to Oct. 31. Heeding the local effort is the Sanford Chamber o f Com­ J IS L L V A . . . merce. Official* conferred with leaders of state groups and planned a full schedule of exhibits, demonstrations and “ static displays.” Th* demonstration* will in> WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h e dude such field* a* tugging American Medics! Association fish, fir* fighting, tree plant. (AMA) told Congress today Ing, field trips for Audubon that It Is ethical for a doctor Society members and others to own a pharmacy as long as Interested in this endeavor, ho docs n«l exploit his panursery displays, movies, art ticnti. exhibits and many more, officlala said. J. H. Sayaa of Tallnhassee, BEVERLY HILLS, Csllf. manager of the Reel cation (U P l)—Broadway songwriter Department of the Florid* De­ Alan Jay Ijrrnrr and his velopment Commission, re­ "Fair Lady," Mirheline, were ported h* has received assur­ making iwret music again to­ ances from many atate groups day following their reconcil­ that they will participate. iation. He listed some o f these as the Board o f Conservation, NICOSA. Cyprus (UP1| State Forestry Service, Game and Fresh Water Fish Com­ The United Nation* ha* won mission, State Department of a promise of no more fighting Agriculture, Florida State in the Kokkina area but said Museum. Southwest Florida today it has not been able to Water Management Commis­ gain rnnlrol in the tense cap. sion. th* State Audubon So­ ital of Nicosia, •‘ F l o r i d a Week," a pilot program ’ on fhr St Johm Rivor Hite o f I -- -■ |c 3 AM A Approves Sweet Music UN Gets Pledge ciety and Florida Sportsmen's Association. Many other groups, such as th* W’ornen’s Club end Garden Club affiliates, have also ex­ pressed interest In the pregram, it was pointed out. The decision was mads to allot each phasa of tha com­ plex conservation program a definite tchedule. These will Include physical demonstra­ tions utilizing th* lakefront. th* Lake Manro* Industrial Park, the Civic Center and Its grounds. Gov. Farris Bryant haa pro­ claimed the Oct. 20-31 period as "Florida Conservation Week” and atata official* will , watch th* auccaas of the lo­ Birchers Aloof MANITOU SPRINGS, Colo. (U P l)—Robert Wtech, founder of the John Birch Society, laid Thursday night his organitatinn would take no of­ ficial part in partisan politics during the 1364 election campalgn. $63,000 Robbery NEW YORK (U P l) — Four neatly dressed armed men driving a white automobile forced an American Airlines cashier, John Young, to open a safe at Kennedy Interna­ tional Airport this morning and made off with $63,000 in cash and $20,000 in checks, police reported. 20 MILES AHEAD ON T Feasibility Study On Seminole Tax Area College Asked By Julian Slrnslroni Associal* Editor The initiul step toward ob­ taining a community college for th* Centrel Florida area we* taken Thursday afternoon when the Seminole County Board of Fubllc Instruction voted to request the Slate Department o f Education to make a feasibility study. If the study is favorable it rould provide the basis upon which Seminole County’ s leg­ islative delegation rould ask for an enabling art during lint 11)06 session o f the Legisla­ ture. It. T. Milwer, superintend­ ent o f schools, told the board that if a junior college were to be established the county's portion o f the cost of financ­ ing the school would be ap­ proximately $20,000, or five percent of Seminole minimum foundation fund*. Th* board also approved a coni 1act with thr State Board of Health for the Seminole County Health Department to service the system's schools, Inspected new additions to the Ijibe Mary and Oviedo schools so teachers could oc­ cupy them during the presi load planning period, open­ ed bids for a tractor w-lth mower and loader attach­ ments, and pun based a print­ ing pints fin Sanford Junior High. Th* hoard awarded a hid In Snnford Linoleum for tile al the Oviedo High gymnasium, another bid was awarded for ceramic tile at Lyman High’* gym, heard a report that a fence at Altamonte Springs Elementary was under rons l r u r l i i i n , nnd okayed a change order providing for vent* and vert fans in an ad­ dition to Ctooms High, Suspect Sought City, c scanty and state police arc searching for a man who tried to force a Lake Mary woman, Barbara Miller, to drive him to Jacksonville late yeaterday afternoon, t h e n changed his mind and left her and the car at Highway 40 and Interstate 4. feasibility study will be un­ derway in the next fit days, and proposed legislation for establishing the Port of San­ ford is now in Its final stages. Clifford MeKihbin, chair­ man of the promotions com­ mittee, presented the proposed billboard, which will be art on locations stretching from north of Jacksonville to south of Orlando, visible for more than half a mile and Scotch-lighted at night. Also presented waa the front auto tag which hud to be re-ordered twiee this year to keep up with the de­ mand. Maps, brochures and mailing piccea were also dis­ played. Tho request for additional funds of $5,000 would be used muinly to pny for tho rental of tho billboards, which cost $35 each per month. John Krider, chairman of tlio Waterway* Committee told tlio Commission that the September 1 meeting o f hia group would probably finalize the "parkega deal” presents, tion to be mada to legislators, and start the St. John'i-ln* di.vn River Canal within threa years. Other persons present to urge appropriation of tha money- and commend the work of the Seminole County Cham, her were Jark Bolt, represent, mg Chase and Company; Lor. mg Burgess, representing tha Florida Stale Bank; DeWItt Matthews, for th* Hanford Atlantic N a t i o n a l Iinnkj Douglas Stcnstrom, a member of the Chamber'* executlva committee. "Tliean Chamber lendora ami the committee working under them represent a mil. lion dollars worth of talent devoting their time free for the City of Sanford and Seminolo County," Krider told commissioner*. NO. 256 CLIFFORD McKibbin, chnlrnmn o f the Sentinolo Clmtuber'a Pro­ motion Committee, dis­ play it one of the bill, boards which will Ik* p l a c e d at strategic p o i n t a on biubwaya leading to Sanford and Seminole County. Tlio Chamber hna ordoi< ! ID of the 12-foot bv *1L foot "bulletins" for the promotional campaign, stressing the "Nile of America" theme. (Herald Photo) Conservation Week which has taken place in Sem­ inole County in th* past five years, and the 25 manufactur­ ing plan* now operating in the area. George Touhy, chairman of tho waterfront development committee, emphasized t h * necessity to create "a new Image" of Snnford, with th* development of the water­ front, which h« termed "one of the most important steps in Ih* redevelopment of San­ ford that has ever been pro­ posed.” Byron Kimball, co-chairman of the Long llunge Planning Committee with Judge C. Ver­ non Mize, told the commission that the rnmniittre is working hard to obtain legislation to authorize a itnte-supported junior college for Seminole County. Frunrla E. Iloumillat Jr., chairman of the Port Author­ ity, said that an engineering Raise Coming Will taxr» ! m- increased for S« minute County residents during the i!Wt 65 fiscal year? Yes. Despite the fact that the Hoard of County Commis­ sioner* held tin- lino at 0 mills, taxes will m more during the coming year, This was Hie wnrd Imra Mary Earle Walker, county tax assessor, w!m loday reminded properly owners (hat the coun­ ty school system's millagc was Inrrrased from * -5 to 9.32, While the I U7 niillage hike affects all taxpayers in the county, actual total increases depend upon wtvere a property owner resides Mrs. Walker said that tax­ payers living in (he Lake Mary fire control district will be assessed at Hie rate of 13.47 mill* which Included .15 mills applied only to this area. Residents in the flood con­ trol district will lie assessed at a 16 07 millagc rate. This in­ cludes .73 of a mill for flood control. Can't Finance 2 CCs, City Says Sanford City Commissioners, besieged at budget hear­ ing Thursday night by re­ quests from tlic Seminole Chamber of Commerce and the Sanford Chamber, ex­ pressed themselves as being unhappy with (lie idea of hav. ing two chambcri paralleling each other, and urged that the two "get together and coordinate their effort!." "I think their efforts could be coordinated somehow. Wo don’t need two Chambers," said Mayor A. L. Wilson. " I would like to sec the two chambers work together, one a division of the other,” said Commissioner J. II. Crapps. raise for city employes, after hearing the request* from th* two chambers, commissioner* turned back to begin squeez­ ing the budget a little lighter and Instructed Cily Manager W. E. Knowles to "work it over again." Knowles said till computer was "red-hot and imoking." Commsisioners’ early hope* of somehow finding money t* a little raise for thcmsclvca went glimmering, also, Final budget hearing will b* held on Aug. 24. "You can quote me as saying,” Commissioner Crapp* told a Herald reporter with « grin, "w* ain’t gonna raise no taxes!" Saislord C. Of C. A sks $5,000 Members of the Sanford Chamber of Commerce, led by former msyor, Tom McDon­ ald, making an unscheduled appearance at Sanford City Commission Thursday, asked for an appropriation nl $5.ono to he set aside for their need*. The group proposed that that amount lie earmarked, but left In the rily'a treasury, so that they could prcsenl pro­ ject* which t h e y dremrd worthy for Die commissioners approval. Two projects which thr group said it has coming up are a Conservation Week In he held hrre Oct, 26-31, with dozens of displays set up in Uic Industrial Bark ami in the Civic Center. They expect to attract "loo,non persons In Hie ares In view the dis­ plays," McDonald said. The second project is a Sanford display from Jan. 10 to Fch. 10, 11)05, at the Florida Showcase in Rockefeller Cen­ ter in New York. McDonald said that the showcase has been reserved fur Sanford at that time. Commissioners J. II. Crapps and Joe Baker told the San* ford Chamber that t h e y thought tiie ideas were good and they would try to help underwrite them it possible, but not to the tune o( $5,000. TOM MCDONALD For An All 'Round / Good Time . . . . Meet For A Drink Al The FRIENDLY GARIIIE ' OPEN TILL 2 A. M. Mon. (Itru Sul. Dunelng “ On The House" Every Friday Night 1 / ^ 0 Heli-cl ynur favorite tune* f on our Juk# hna free! * Board Notified The .Seminole County School Board reccivtd a letter last week from th* Knox Develop­ ment C01 p. stating that the firm is palnnlng to construct some 250 homes in an area near the interaction of 1-4 and Sit 436. Th* homes, the communica­ tion declared, will be in the $36,000 to $76,000 bracket KEY WEST <UI*1) — The The buard was asked to keep "king of the Keys," Heroic C. the proposal in mind when it Papy, was buried two blocks makes its survty for future needs during November. from hi* home Thursday. Papy Rurice! "These two groups are both doing good work, but they are paralleling each other. All of their projects are good, and they hive worked hard on them, but tho City of Sanford simply canol support two chambers," said Commission, er Earl Higginbotham. “ All the money has to come from the same place, and we just don’t have it," lie added. "I don’t *ce how wc can ap­ propriate a separate fund lor the Sanford Chamber, but perhaps we can help them along a tittle with their mure worthy projects," said Commilsioner Joe Baker. Trying to find funds for an aertui-the-board cost-of-living VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD Sell-A-Brate With, Sanford's Merchants—Today, Tomorrow �|§H C ir^4C S ffk£2 *\ I •Sr t Rev. » i Vrrell P*sr« 2— Fri. Autr. 14, '64 Grover Sewell i Important Frontier By Grover S*«*ll No on* ran deny th« fact that w# arc living in exciting time*. Thera was a timr, which aom* o f us ran rvm.rn* bar, when it seemed that frontiers were a thin* o f the pasL Now we realise that auch thinking is nut of place in 1964. Even our figure* o f speech are haring to undergo revi­ sion. Do you remember when one o f the most used expres­ sions was: "I could no more do that than fly to the moon!” It is very likely that we will hare to discard such an extreme expression, a* the the one above, before much time passes. It does seem to be true that wa have developed faster in the realm o f making missiles than we have in moral and spiritual character capable of controlling our inventions. This has become important, not as a matter of specula­ tion, but at a proven fact. In tha past men have tried to do some very wicked things, however they were limited in Ihtlr capacities for the accomplishment of their purposes. For the firit time in the history o f man, he has the power to annihilate him­ self. Thera ia little wonder that our world haa auch "a case of jitters.'* Wa try to joke about some vary serious matte r* and per­ haps this is good, to a certain degraa. Ona of tha things that . First Southern Methodist Gets Supply Pastor Hrv. Durward H. Knight of Stuart Vss been appointed as supply pastor for the newty organized First Southern Methodist Church o f Sanford which li meeting temporarily each Sunday at the Women's Club for Sunday School at 9:4k a.m. and for worship services et 7:30 p m. Rev. Knight's appointment was made during the 22nd annual session of the MidSouth Conference of the Southern Methodist Church held Jsst week in Raton Rouge, La. Representing the Sanford church, which *1 this time v i i officially accepted into the conference, were Mr. and Mr*. R. D. Priast. Attending delegates end clergy came from Alabama. Florida, Georgia, Louiiiana. Mississippi tnd Tennessee. Rev. L y n n Corbett of Orangeburg, 5. C., president o f the churrh organization, stated in his opening address, “ T h e Southern Methodist Church, not to be identified with the Methodist Church, was organized in 1939 and believe* the Bible is the word of God. The denomination is not a member of the Nation­ al Council of Churches but belongs to th* fundamental Amrriran Council o f Christ­ ian Churches. The denomina­ tion believes in segregation of the races and each church owns its own property and calla it* own paatora." mads me smile was a report of a watch displayed in the Merchandise Mart in Chicago, i The "new Tangled" watch has a built-inn geiger counter! Meny people ere throwing up their handa and saying, "What is there to d o ? " The greatest One who ever walked the face o f the earth gave us an answer almost two thousand years ago. As lie looked at the world, in which lie lived. He saw a world that was not good. It wss n world of stlfishneis, immorality, and self-eenteredness but Christ refused to panic, rnstaad Ha offered tia The Way out. He pointed the way to another frontier for which we should be eternally grateful because if it were developed, to the fullest, our world could be laved. We could forget bomb ihelter* and geiger counters. Wa would not have the tre­ m e n d o u s expenditures o f money and energy dissipated in the seemingly never ending fight against crime and other sins o f man. The frontier o f which I write is The Kingdom o f God. In "The Sermon on the Mount" Jesus said, "Seek ya first tha kingdom of God, and his righteous; and all things shall ba added unto you." I f we would fall at the feet o f the King of Kings and promise complete loyalty to Among leader* speaking at His Kingdom, we would find a frontier opening that would the conference were several taka cars o f all for this world faculty membera from South­ and eternity. ern Methodist College in Orangeburg. Teacher, Preacher, Poet; Dr. J. Max Cook Is All By Evelyn Lundy conducted for a period of ten In a small house about four years. Asked how his career as a miles west of Oviedo, Just across the Kcon Bridge, lives noted religious leader cam* about, Dr. Cook mentioned • man who has had ona o f that ha holdi an honorary tha most Interesting live* of Doctor o f Divinity degrea anyone in thie section o f the from Washington University, country. He not only has had Washington, D.C. 11* ia most a full and varied career, but proud of tha fact that his name was listed in the 1941Is still most active In church 43 edition o f the "Religious work and is a member o f tha Loaders of America" which Poetry Society in Orlando. recognises leaders of national Dr, J. Max Cook was born importance. He then began reminiscing In Canton, Ca. In 1886, the son of his esrly life: When he a f John Middleton and Mary wae 30 yeara old he decided Ann (Tsnnsr) Cook. Being that h* must he a preacher, one of nine children living on so he was ordained ai a Meth­ a farm, there was littls mon- odist Minister. Hiding hit ay fo r formal education; how- beautiful Hamiltonian horse, •ear all tha Cooks wara avid he served thirteen churches readers. Dr. Cook relates his around Blelrtvllla and railed surprise and doubts when he himself, "a real old-fashinne | Was offered the teaching jot. Methodist circuit-rider." Dur­ fo r a summer m elon at a ing this busy preaching timr, one-room school near Kennl- he went nno year to Young saw Mountains. Ha was 17 at Harris Junior College. Coming to Florida, he was thla time and had only gone through the seventh grade of ordsined as a Baptist Mini­ school; nevertheless, It was ster In Temps in 1933. Hr al­ dacidad that ha was com­ so served in Auhurndale and petent to teeeh so began his finally eamt to Oviedo to taachlng career. A fter this, preach In the First Baptist be taught at various other Church here. Retiring in 1062, Dr. Conk achooia in Cobh County. wss railed to se n e in a Being very drtcrminrd to continue hi* education, he church in Monroe. N.C. In alerted taking correspondence 10S6, he moved back to Ovi*. courses from Vanderbilt Uni­ do to completely retire. h«w. versity. lie also did extensive ever, he it still active In reading on hit own. Dr. Cook rhurrh work here, taring the sptak* with pride of his min­ teacher o f the Min's Bible isterial career In Miami where Clast. 11 DARLENE SHEA Darlene Shea To Sing At Fair With Choir Lake Mary RAs Reorganize By Frances Weater All boys from 9 to 17 are invited to join the RA* of th* First Bayliei Church of Laka Mary, which haa been newly organised under the leader­ ship of Claud* Isbell and Jo* Dix.n. N Grace Methodist Party Welcomes New MYF To Observe Westminster Pastor Youth Week Church School at 9 a. m and morning worship at 10:15. Rev. Foutz extends an invita­ tion to worship wj'Ji them to anyone in the community needing a church home. Annual Youth Week Scheduled At First Methodist Church Annual Youth Week at First Methodist Church o f Sanford will be held next week on the theme, "Thy Purpose for Thy World W’e Khar*," with Rev. Kan Jones <>f Winter Park as guest min­ ister in charge of worship services. Each day, Sunday through Friday, from 6 until 9:15 p.m„ th# yuong people will meet at the church for sup­ per. study, play and worship. Sunday night all attanding Auxiliary Plans Rummage Sales By Donna Eataa Finals plans were mad* for pra-srhool rummage aalaa at tha Auguat meeting of th* Ledie* Auxiliary o f th* Firit PanUcosta] Church o f Longwood. Tha salat will taka pltca Aug. 21-22 on tha va­ cant lot nl th* comer of SR 438 and Longwood Road in ARamonta Spring*. Good used children’s ap­ parel will b* featured In ad­ dition to adults clothing and white elephant*. Serving on tha committee in thargt of th* project will be Mrs. M. L. McDaniel, Mra. Obera Young and Mrs. Meld* Grtuber. Following th* meeting re­ freshment* ware served by Mra. Jawtl Fanner. Tha next regular matting haa bean rescheduled for Aug. 31 ainc* data for th* achedulad meeting fall* on th* La­ bor Day holiday. will be bring a covered dilh with th# church providing roll* and beverage. Each night thereafter, supper will be served by Adult Sunday School classes. Enrichment course* offer­ ed will include "The History o f th* Methodist Church" to ba taught by Orville Touchton; "Th* Live* o f tha Dis­ ci plea" with Mr*. Base Her­ man a* teacher and “ Finding My Vocalicn," to be led by Miss Marcella Hints. Mrs Mary Joyce Bateman, Ashby Jones, Miss Betty Mann, Taul Weber and Rev. Robert Jen­ kins, minister o f the church. Workshops available and those in charge will he, Mueic, Leilit and Tommy Beet; Drama, Linda Williami and Jimmy Terwilleger; Pro­ gram Planning, Buddy Kirk, Sarah Priest, Lind* Leggore, Robert Raynor and Glenda Albert and Recreation, Nor­ man Leach. Th* week will b« concluded with a picnic and Galilean Service to ba held during the afternoon and evening of Saturday, Aug. 22. Tha monthly m aking of tha church'* Man's Club has been postponed from Aug. 20 to Aug. 27 in order not to conflict with th* Youth Week artivitiei. New Catholic Pastor Arrives In Lake Mary By Donna Eslea Rev. Hugh V. Keane hat asturned the pastorate of the Church of the Nativity fellowin I the r-antfer of Rev. James S. llomwm to special duties for Archbishop Joseph Hurley. Father Keane was born in County Westmeath, Ireland, in 1933 and is the second oldest of nine boys in the family. He attended the Seminary near Dublin where he was ordain­ ed in 1938. He served from that time until 1M1 as assist­ ant pastor at St. Paul's Church Jacksonville, and the past three years at Blessed Sacra­ ment Church, Clermont, where he organized the pirish and supervised construction of the church. His older brother William also is a priest, serving Uie church in England and his younger brother John is study­ ing for the priesthood for the Diocese of Miami. FOR ANY OCCASION FLOWERS ARE ALWAYS CORRECT REV. MARTIN FOUTZ Board To Meet The executive board of St. Mary-Magdalrn C a t h o l i c Women's Guild will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the parish school following Novina do devotion*. Mrs. John Barhydt, president, will conduct the meeting. KINDERGARTEN i 1 T -= f* m = r Members o f the Lak* Msry Church of tha Nazarene hoc.. ored their pastor. Rev. W. J..% Holcombe, last Sunday when they conducted a surpriv* , "pastor Appreciation D iy’ " during the morning worship service. A reading, "What is a P si. . tor?," was given by Dirk Ransboltom and a n o t h e r , "What is a Pastor's W if*?," wss given by Mr*. Jo AnnV ' Hamilton. 'U* Fotlowing th# program a ' special love offering was pre- t rented the Holcombes who . leave this Ssturdsy for i t » i week vacation. The "Family Month Con- < test" is led by the Lowilcr. milk* with a total of eight ' point*. This Sunday he* be-a • designated "Griffin Sunday1* tnd Mr. and Mra. J. W. Griffin will be competing to top the present totals. 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(Cox l'hoto) vy 1 Masses Announced HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL »}! m t »y IF YOU ARE PAYING By Jane Casselberry Mist liailene Sties, talented daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dar­ win She* of SSI North Triplet Drive Casselberry, leave# (his month for Emory and Henry College, Emory, Ve., where she is In her Junior year. A member of the college concert choir, the will go to New York City with the group to present a concert at Christ Churrh Methodist on August 30 a t part of the special World’s Fair lestiiitjee, The students will also have an op­ portunity to tour the (air. The choir ha* scheduled an appearance at Darlene's horns church, Casselberry Commun­ ity Methodist, during its South­ he was minister o f the First eastern tour next spring. Baptist Church. He wit] per­ Nearly 20 per cent n( eye A graduate of Lyman High haps be remembered by some injuries among children are School. Darlene is a music ma­ who heard him over Station caused by falls, reports the jor at Emory and Henry. W KAT In hi* program "The National Society for the I*rc While the has been home on Evangel o f the A ir" which he vention of Blindness, Inc. eummer vacation she haa been ____ -■Lzr^ZJI W, . !■! I>W-TV—" WfpWw* choir director and pianist at the local church. '3« Welcomes Pastor * - ; Nazarene Church-: Honors Pastor Messiah Lutheran By Jane Casselberry Rev. Martin Foutz Sr , has been called to serve a* pastor of the Messiah Lutheran Church of Casselberry, which is affiliated with the Florida Synod of the Lutheran Church of America. He formtriy was pastor of the Gethesmsne Lutheran Church of Indianapolis. Ind. before com.ng here with his wife and two son*. David, 21, and Mark. 17. They are get­ ting settled in the parsonage on Oakwood Drive. Mark will be a senior at Lyman High School and David plans to en­ roll at Orlando Junior College, An older son. Martin Jr., pastor of the Triumphant Cross Lutheran Church. St Clati Shores. Mich., is married and WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN recently Mjrpri.«cd the new minister, the father of three children. Jlev. Lucas F. Grile and Mr*. Grile and their four children, Debbie, Rev. Foutt received his George, Chuckie and Becky, left to right, at an outdoor barbecue and Bachelor of Art, Degree from covered dish supper. The Griles come here from Mt. Gilead, Ohio, where Susquehanna University and he was pastor of the Firnt Prcebyterian Church. (Herald Photo) his Bachelor of DIvmity De­ gree from Gettysburg Theolo­ gical Seminary. He served ts pastor of churche* at Luthersburg. P i . Frieodena, Pa , and Chamber*burg. Pa. Working for the church Board of Miss­ ions. he developed the Luther­ an Church * the Invited Pre­ sence in Rochester. Mich. By Jane Casselberry SR 438. The Westminster Th* congregation of Messiah Rev, Lues* F. Grile, new Church it affiliated with the Lutheran is presently meeting Grace Methodist Church MYF will observe Youth Acti­ minister of the Westminster United Presbyterian Church, at the American Legion Home vities Week. Sunday through Presbyterian Church, and his U.S.A. on Prairie Lake with Sunday wife, Mary Lynne and family Thursday, for all young peo­ were honored at a welcome ple between the ages of 12 and party given recently by 7C 21 yeara. Special guest min­ members of the congregation Masses scheduled for Satur­ ister will be Rev. Lawrence at his home at 130 Sunny town day, tha Feast o f the As­ Home, minister of youth and Rd., Casselberry, The group sumption, at St. Mary-Magamusic at St. Mark's Methodist surprised the Gruts by arriv­ li-n Catholic Church in Alta­ Church in Penaacola. ing with the tood and equip­ monte Springs, as announced Sessions will begin at 5 p m. ment for holding a backyard by Rev. Hubert J. Reason, Sunday through Wednesday barbecue and supper. pastor, will take place at 7 The Grile* came here from with t sandwich supper to be a.m., 8 a.m. and 6:30 p.m. Con­ (oliowed by recreation, study Mt. Gilead, Ohio, where be fessions will be beard today g roups and worship. Desserts was pastor of the First Pres­ and beverage* will be provid­ byterian Church. They have from 7:30 until 8:30 p.m. (our children, George, 18, ed. Rev. John H. Hires Jr., pas­ Chuckie, 12, Debbie, 10, and tor, will conduct the study Becky. 7. Originally from Pennsyl­ clast for senior high students and Philip A. Monroe will lead vania, Rev. and Mrs. Grile attended Wtynesburg College the junior high class. On Thursday, the week's In that atate and he graduated Western Theological activities will be climaxed from with a picnic and swim party Seminary at Pittsburgh. He REV. KEANE at the home of Mrs. J. W. hat served churches in Penn­ Crawford on Lake Mary be- sylvania and Ohio. She is a school .teacher. 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Most of the developments involve the status of Neeroes and the seatine of Negro delegatc* and In this regard the Democratic convention will not be much different from the GOP convention last month. Tho Democrats, practically on itie eve of their conven­ tion. find themselves fsced with such things as a “ posi­ tion statement,** and the **M!siisslppi Freedom Party," and the “ Alabama Democra­ tic Conference Ine." All three forbode trouble. The fact that to many aouthem governors, and dele­ gates are opposed to th* fair employment and public accemmodationt section of the civil rights laws is sign enough of the handwriting on the wall. The “ Miatlsslppi Freedom Party” la composed mainly o f Negroes who have held a stole convention and select­ ed a delegation which th* group wants seated at the Democratic convention. TJie Freedom Party stys the regular Democratic Party In Hlsslsaippl dee* not rep­ resent Negroes. But the Free­ dom Party's delegation la composed mainly of Negroes and' many whites in Missis­ sippi, to put it mildly, feel such a delegation would not represent themAnd in Mississippi thar* Is arldtim a middle road. Now come Alabama Ne­ groes who have formed the "Alabama Democratic Con­ fidence lne." which will tend “ observers" to th* Democra­ tic convention. If the regular M -member Alabama conven lion refuses to pledge solid support to President Johne-'tS, then th* observers will tiy t i step In and become d* ]r [Me*. , The conflicting positions are apt to end up before th* convention's credentials com mitteo chaired by David Law rence, or perhaps before Georgia Gov. Carl E. San d en who heads th* rules com. mlUee. All this might be termed just mcra Intra-party bicker­ ing were it not for the fact that several non-South state delegations have agreed to back a credentials fight on the convention floor to keep th* regular Mississippi dele­ gation from being tested. Rev. McDaniel To Be Guest By Maryann Mil** The pulpit at Bear Lake Methodist Church will be fill­ ed this Sunday by Rev. Wil­ liam McDaniel o f Orlando In the absence Of the substitute minister, Rev. William Book­ man who, with his wife, Su­ san, is in Emporia, Va., where h«* will be guest spetker for homecoming services at St. Andrews Methodist Church, his. former pestorete. This week will be the last time for the congregation to mset at Bear Lake Elemen­ tary School aa services, begin­ ning Aug. 23, will be held frflm the new church building on Bear Lake Road. Church School will meet at 9:45 a.m. with worship services sched­ uled at 11 a.m., one-half hour later than has been the pre­ vious schedule. Circle To Have Kitchen Shower Film Revival Week Planned At Elder Springs Church THEODORE- MICHELS, new Grand Knight for St. Richnrd’g Council 5357, Knights of Columbus, center, receives gavel at formal installation conducted here Tuesday night by District Deputy John Hnge, right, and District Warden William J. Bagley. (Herald Photo) Pentecostal Bible School Sets Program Knights Of Columbus Install New Officers By Donna Estes Graduation and closing ex­ ercises of the Evening Vaca­ By Donna Eatea tion Bible School currently be­ New officers o f Si. Rich­ ing held at the First I’enc cos­ tal Church of Long wood are ard's Council f*357. Knights planned for Saturday beginning o f Columbus, were installed during formal ceremonies held at 4:43 p. m. The program will open with the Salute to the Flag and the Bible and prayer. Each clasa will present a resume of handiwork and memory work completed. The Vacation Bible School Choir and Sunshine Choir will present a special program of music and Miss Sibyl Grant will giva the graduation tneaeage. Following the ceremonies Use audience will idjourn to class­ room* to inspect handiwork on diipiay. Refreshments will be served in the annex to con­ clude Uie program. Bev, E. Ruth Grant, pastor, haa extended an invitation to parents and friends to attend Saturday's ceremonies. CENI WHEATLAND Day Camp Set For Sunbeams A day camp for Sunbeam* of Central Baptist Church will ba held Monday at the home o f the Sunbeam direc­ tor. Mr*. J. H. Eaat, in Laka Mary. Children between the ages of three through eight year* ar* welcom* to attend and ehould meet at the church at 0 a. m. for transportation. Th* day will ba tptnt In atudy, recreation and worihip with th* program to tell of work being dona by Baptist Missionaries in tha United States, Handicraft projects will be roads by th* children to bring home as rsmlndsrs of th# lesions learned. The younger children will ba allowed to wad* and swim at tha ahora’s edga of tha laka undar clots supervision of YWA members and ladlss of the church who also will pro­ vide and serve lunch. Lake Mary VFD To Have Picnic By Frsacae Wester The annual eummer picnic for the Volunteer Firemen of Lake Mary, their families, end the members o f tha Womens Auxiliary and their famillts, will b# held this Sunday, starting as soon after 13 noon as possible, at ths home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Abel on Broadmore Ave. The women are to bring a covered dish and table service for their family. The men will furnish th* fish and hush puppies. Games have been ar­ ranged for the group to play and swimming also will be enjoyed during th* afternoon. The regular monthly meet­ ing of the Bear Lake Metho­ dist Church WSCS Circle will b« held at 8 p.m. next Thurs­ day at the home of Mrs. John­ By Mrs. Frank White ny Morgan inSardando Raymond Moore, son of Estates. Mrs. Elmo Moore of Buena During the evening a kit­ Visla Drive, DeBary, was chen shower will be held to among 815 receiving college hH|i furnish the kitchen 'o degree* st ths University of tin new church. Any family Florida during ceremonies in the areawith items of held last Saturday. «i|Uipnient which could be do­ Moore, who rcccivcJ his nated is asked to contact Mias masters in education, was Virginia English, cirtls pres­ born in Georgia and Uvea ident of Mrs. Luther Miles. All with his wife ani| family In contributions will be grate­ Gainesville. They are frequent visitors to Dcfiary. fully accepted. Local Visitor Gets Degree Sanford Girl Is Contestant Miss Ccnl WhcaUand, Semi­ nole Chapter DeMolay Sweet­ heart will be a contestant in the Sweetheart session of Uie DeMolay Conclave scheduled In Jacksonville Sunday through Aug. 20. Accompanying Misa Wheatland to Die conclave will be DeMolay mothers, Mrs. Fred Stein and Mra. Ed Davis. The local chapter will bold a bake sale Friday to continue fundraising activities of the group. During the summer the group haa kept tha chapter well fed, arranging refresh­ ment* for a swimming party at Blue Springs; refreshments for the initiation ceremonies of Danny Leeds at a visitation meeting from tha John Cheney Chapter in Orlando; refreshments for the group's visito n from Lakeland and WIntel Garden; and a party st the home of LCDR and Mrs. Ro­ bert Law at Silver Lake. Groundbreaking Set For New Pastorium By Donna Estes Groundbreaking ceremonies to be conducted by Rev. Jack Lindsay, pastor, lor the new four bedroom pastorfaim ei Longwnnd First B a p t i s t Church will take pises this Sunday following the morning worship service. The congregstion of the church will assemble on tha Oxford Street property on Lake Wildmere to witness tha groundbreaking at 12:13 p m . Construction of an annex to the educational building of tha church and of the Love South­ ern Baptist Mission at Chuluots, which is sponsored by tha by the Longwood Church, Is scheduled to be completed within the next few weeks. Rains Kill 43 SEOUL. South Korea (U Pl) —Heavy rains, landalldes and Goods to central Korea this week left st least U parsons \dead, including a U. S. ^oidicr. Beginning thii Sunday. Eld­ ed Clock," "Bring Back the er Springs Baptist Church Thrill" and '•Vanity." Two of will launch Into a new and his most outstanding album* different type of Revival, were "Showboat," which was capitalising on the latest in recorded with Sophie Tuck­ communication m e t h o d * . er, FatU Page and Tony Mar­ Sound motion picture* will be tin end “ Sunny Side of the shown every night next week Street," with Vic DantonV, to communicate th* Gospel Frankie Lane and Billie Dan­ iels. Story. Other films scheduled dur­ Claranc* Carter, Film Evan­ gelist of Orlando, wilt be in ing the week ate: Monday, A w a k e ning;" charge o f tha eervirea with “ Centerville “ Going Steady;" Fastor, Billy Hamilton Grif­ Tuesday, Wednesday, "Flay for Keeps;" fin, leading the musle. Sunday night's film wlil be Thursday, “ Tho Harvester;" "The Tony Fontana Story,” Friday, “ The Family That the unbelievable yet true Changed the W orld;" Satur­ story of a famed singer who day, Aug. 22, "The Accuser!:" turned hi* talent to full time and Sunday, Aug 23, "In HI* Christian work after auffer. Stepi." ing an automobile accident in Starting time each day wi'l 1957 which brought him to be 8 r-m. A nursery will be th* point of death. provided for children up to Th* first Christian drama- three year* old. tie musical ever produced, the The flint presentations will "0-mlnute color movie w-a* bo open to the public. two-and-one-helf yesr* In the making and presents Fontane's personal testimony, showing to teenagers and adulta alike that answer to Ufa and the hereafter Is found WASHINGTON (UFI) only in th* person of Jesus The Republican National Com­ Christ, mittee announced lodny that Fontana acquired nation­ GOP vice prcridenlinl nominee wide success when hi* hit rec­ William E. Miller will officialord, "Cold, Cold Henrt," sold ly open hi* campaign Sept. 5 mors than a million copies. in hi* hometown of Lockport, Other hit* Include “ Syncopat­ N . Y . Tuesday evening at th* KC Halt on Oak Street. Conduct­ ing th* installation were Dis­ trict Deputy John llage and District Warden William J. Uagley, both of Orlando. New officera are Theodor* Michels, grand knight; John K e n n e d y , deputy grand knight; Carl Von Herbulls, chancellor; Al Pouller, finan­ cial secretary; Jerome Lleienfelt, recorder; John Suther­ land, treaaurer; A n d r e w Blchko, advocate; Louis Hud­ dleston, warden; Joseph F*lglone, Inside guard: John Corso, outside guard and Rob­ ert LeFils, three year trustee. Trustees still serving unexplred terms are Edward Simon and Charlea Allen. Hago congratulated tho council on Its outstanding record of the past year mid stated that he looked forward to even greater accomplish­ ments in the coming year, lie also Informed tha knight* o f | plans being made to form 1 new councils in Leesburg and DeLand in the near future. Miller Starts Push Sept. 5 2hr Hospital Notes AUGUST 13. I9«4 Admissions Gertrude Gilbert, Lucille llamil, Monica Ollff, Nellie J. Jackson, Jeanette Hannon, Paul Manrou, Bryan Harden, Donna J. Stevens, Laura F. Caldwell, Theresa Kay Scott, Joseph Leonard, Marie Hadlicit, Mamie Anderson, Leon­ ard Skates, A^nes Knowles, all of Sanford; Cheryl Chicsa, Maitland; Shirley Dixon, l-ako Mary; Joseph Kissinger, Or­ ange City. Births Mr. and Mrs, lioitert Charles Hudlich of Sanford, a girl. Discharges Richard Ford, Mary J. Web­ er, Claude Wallace, Jessie Soderb'otn. Aon Scott, Elcaso Hoberts, Charles Hurmsed, Linda Alexander, Michele Murphy, Rosie I-or Monlcrio and baby lmy, Marie Manley and baby boy, all of Sanford; Margie Morris ami baby boy, Apopka: Norma Herndon. Geneva: l.nnnctte Gearhart, Lake Mary. MuilriinK’ Record GAINESVILLE (U FI) — Nmi-fumi building permit* In Florida hit an nil-time high of f l 17,903,000 in June, the University of Florida llui ran of Economic ami Business Re­ search reported today. franfnrh IjrrnlJi Fri. A ur. 14, *64— Page 3 Firemen Face Knotty Problem Involving A Trio Of Nuts LOS ANGELES (U FI) — | part* of Miss La Rosa'S Five firemen had a knotty, linker "W e get these case* with problem Thursday: How to re­ kids all the time," Dole M id , mote a nut that a friend put "But this was the first Urn* on a cot kind waitress’ linger. with a 22-year-old girl. Twx> od “ It all began when this my moo stood by to hold her friend ami myself were in a in case she fainted and 1 guess neighborhood b a r." s a i d the other two wera taking shapely Helen LaKosa. “ He notes." When ttie girl's flesh bees ms saw' this big nut on the bar and put it on my finger, saying compressed enough from tha lightness of Uie thread, tha it was a wedding ring. “ lie bet me I couldn't get nut was removed. it off, and he was right. 1 "You should find that guy tried sojp and water, butter tftat put it on and shova it and soaking it, hut it wouldn't down his throat," Dova aecome off. When 1 went to sertedly told tlte girl. "I think you're right," aba work someone said i should said. call the fire department." “ 1 felt like a nut myself," A fuotcandle, the unit for said the brunette, “ when all it,,,,,. n„.n ,hj|), helmets pulled measuring light, is the amount of light that a standard canup at the restaurant." Dove took a spool of thread die casta on a surface on* foot wound It tightly around the ex- nway from the flame. T4-41A— A Real Cool One. ttt.,7 llulck 'Century', The air conditioner runa c o o l — cool. Power steering. A Itsdln and Heater. Y»u might find a bargain here, \\h> nut look into this real ale* one. Strickland-Morrison, Inc. .'132-1IS1 Your Friendly Ford Denier Sanford W. l'nrk 644-8916 Happiness... Is A Home Of Your Own — in Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor ••HOMES OF DISTINCTION* New Students Must Take Tests New students at Lyman High Schoo| w,w weM t.nrollcJ in county schools last yoar and who did not take the Aug. 4 tests will be required to participate in pre-school test­ ing Monday at 9 a. m. in the school cafeteria. No admitt­ ance to the testing room will be permitted after 9. Results of the (eats will be used to aid achool officials to prepare tha schedule of sub­ jects to ba carried at Lyman this year. Registration, to be held later In tha week, will be announced before students leave tha test­ ing room on Monday. jV'a!/ This charming new home has a front entry porch and foyer beth ths living and dining rooms, The kitchen is completely This dream home has three roomy bedrooms, two tastefully conditioning. Other features for gracious Florid* living sidewalks, paved atreeU, sewer and water systems. of mnrlilo—a fascinating sunken living room — n huge family rn>m — ami patios o ff equipped by Grncrnt Electric, and includes dishwasher, with laundry room o ff the kitchen. designed til* bulbs. All year climate control la mode rosy by rentral duct heating and air includ* carpurie, largo utility room, beautifully lumlacupcd lot enhanced by stately pine*, in Ravenna Park •'A COMMUNITY OF HOMES — I1UILT WITH PRIDE* 9 i A tte n d services tfiisweefc at uotir own Jrlaceof worship This lovely 4 bedroom, fi bath Contemporary mode t la cen­ trally duct heated with op­ tional sir conditioning, and feature* a modern General Electric plus built-in custom built kitchen, kitchen a a b I n a t a and additional “ work lighting.* Three more home* ar* eonstruction—-one nearly pleted, two mors on the Chocs* tha on* to fit needsI under com­ way I your MODERN KITCHENS BY m Virginia Fetroakl P. O. Box 1214 C E N E R A L fll ELECTRIC Sanford Nora Norris TE 5-1114 B. Seminal* Phyllia RugenaUae FA 3-4234 Laka Mary FIIA, FIIA-IN-SEUVICE, V A AND Mildred Haney 448-5431 CONVENTIONAL FINANCING Mary Galling* Bear Laka 333-4547 STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS Phone 322-2420 Or 322-7495 �State Debt Stands At $484 Million WASHINGTON - In flacal year 1333, the stata govern­ ment of Florida took In $630 million In general revenue and paid out $371 million in genera] expendiura. T h e •tale borrowed $33 minion and paid off $13 million in Indebt­ edness. State government debt outstanding at tho esd of fis­ cal IMS tots tad $434 million, all oonguaranteed long term debt payable eolely from earnings or special earmarkThese figure* are from • re­ post aa Mala governmaot flutaee* 1* MM published by tha U. I. Com meres Depart­ ment’s Bureau of the Census. Mato Uses provided $102 lallHoa, or Tl par cent of gasoral reveres af Florida; $172 million eama from local gov­ ernments la tha stata and th* fedtral government, predom­ inantly from th# latter; and $M mtlltaa waa supplied by mlaeailaaeous aources, such oa a arelogs aa proparty and invostmeoW, flats, donations, and from charges at atata aparttad educations! initltuUoat, athistle contests, hospi­ tal! tad Ibe Uka. tb s stata took la 7.1 par coat mare general revenue la flaatl t)M than la the year tsxts, AT per rent mare from FMcrsl payments, and 22.6 gar rent mars from cbsrgoi sad miscellaneous aourcet. Otoeral sale* and groti re­ ceipt* taxes provided f i l l mil­ lion (op 3.3 per cent), lleeme tax** |100 million, and pro­ perty taxe* $23 million. Florid* general revenue for fiscal 1383 was equivalent to $116.83 per capita, aomewhat below the 30-state flgura of $130.41. Collections from all Florida stata tax aources amountad to $104.77 per person, as compared with the 30■tile artrage of $117Jt. Tha it at*'* revenue from the fed­ eral government amounted to $23AS per capita, wall below tbs national average of $41.72. Of tha $174 million total general expenditure of the ctate In flacal 1363, 1322 mil­ lion want for education (10.8 per cent more than In 1302), $230 million wai for hlghwaya (up 42 per cent). Public wel­ fare took 134 million (up 12.3 per cent), and hospitals ac­ counted for $44 million. Tha population of Florida on July 1, 136), wai 3,332,000 as estimated by tha Bureau of tha Census. Total personal Income In Florida In calendar 1332, as estimated by the U. S. Department of Commerce, amounted to $11,153 million, or $2,044 per espita. Estimat­ ed personal income for all 10 states was $2,36) per espita. State tax revenue of Flor­ ida per $1,000 of personal In­ come was equal to $11.01 aa compared with the 30-itste average of $60.M per $1,000. TV Time Previews 7:30-8:80 P.M. ABC. Hoot- tly apprehended a wild gam* human*. Th* only trouble !» enanny. (Rerun) A lively I killer. Lassie goe* on to tho hi* hypnotic eye put* them to ihow, with the Brother. Four rMCU* at her two P*U ■Jeep. . . (Robert Bray and James No8-9 P.M. CPS. The Ed Sulaand th . Gateway Trio pro- #h) who unJer M liven Show. Recording Star, vldlng th* group folk song*, , „ ! * „ « ) , * o f snow. Della Reesa headline* with Bob Gibson and Marilyn Child 7_7;30 P M- XBC. Tha om “ I’m Nobody'* Sweetheart the solo* and a duet, Trini Dank 8how, ^ Hirjni[ of Now" and "HU eye 1* on tho U p . . , the folk-tinged bounce Jo„ ., n ,f c. n Sparrow." Freeh from the and Jackie Ymrnon. Deadpan , ta. ^ mUukin|r our New York'* Latin Quarter comedy, th* only sobering . will be the Kaye Slater*, a thie flashback episode should British vocal trio with a med­ kill you. Mr. Phillips* (Jon­ ley of long* about London. athan Harris) reaction when 8; 30-9 P.M. NRC. “ The he learns the truth Is worth Magnificent Montague*." Nat the price of the show. Hiken, who succeeded with the 7:30-8 P.M. My Favorite Sgt. Rilko aeries and "Car Martian. (Rerun) A consist­ 54," thought he had another ently enjoyable, very Imagi­ winner here. Hut thi* farce native plot. At least, you'll pilot film about a Shake­ discover that Martians can spearean ham actor whose auffar from vitamin deficien­ lack of employment force* cies. Our Martian (Bay Wal­ him into television doesn't ston) makes up for hi* ma­ make it, despite funny mom­ lady by drawing energy from ent*. been named and are making plana for the Oct. 3 event which will be held on the church grounds. In top photo, Rev. Hugh V. Keane, new pastor of the church, is shown with those to be in charge o f booths featuring gumes of skill who are seated from left Mrs. Terry Faye, Mrs. Joseph Fahey and Misa Dorothy Telso; standing, Mrs. Rosemary Grove, Food and game chairmen, bottom photo, are, seated from left, Mrs. Gene Shnnnon, Mrs. Hilda Sommer and Mrs. Jennie Fox, overall festival chairman and. stand­ ing, Mrs. Shirley Corkill and Mrs. Dorothy Drinko. (Herald Photos) behind * e boraaateonhaped commutes table was hardly beard. Aa tbs story Is told by relia­ ble, but rod-eyed, veterans of By Doaam Bates the capital cocktail circuit, the telephone sounded for at leart Plana fo r fund raising pro­ 13 mknitea before Carey stop­ jects ta be bald In September Julian Stenstrom, who serv­ ped ogling tbe blonde, put ed aa student pastor at Gen­ down a wilting cracker and and October ware discussed ova Baptist Church while at­ onebovy and lifted tbe rerelv- at tha regular masting of Geneva Baptists To Hear Talks By Stenstrom Caucus room vstaraas said this waa unusual stare no oot bothers to pick up ringing tele­ phones during a party. Casey says tbit tho callor asked, 'is Larry O’Briea * tbe White House thecaV ' O'Brien la tha White House congremlonal liaison man. Caety glanced at Urn thoulder-to-eboulder crowd, sighed and ograsd to taka a look. After curling o precarious trail past JutHnl cigarette*, capipes, Caaey returned to the telephone. “ Sorry, 1 can't find him," Carey said. Ha said tha caller waa pa­ tient, telling him, “ tha switch­ board has been trying to gat Three msashera of tha Giris through and no one’s b an Auxiliary af Central Baptist answering tho phono. Hare Chuck, tha Mlaaas Barkans Larry call me aa soon aa poasMaples, Batty Hedges and Judy Hodges, recently ware promoted to the atop of Central Baptist GAs Advance To Maiden ha hear and grad* tha girls m reciting and tolling tha manning af aariptuiw rente and m otter requirements ineluding tha vatekwerd, the •Ilf Httlt. tki d llfllM li the emblems, reading a ml*eion book, taking port on GA programs end attending meattnga. Each af the requirements must be committed ta memery and recited by the girl who advene** by promotion. Members of the reviewing eenacfl wore Mia. Mayballa Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Hunt will represent Hunt LincolnMercury Company in New York City Aug. 17-13 at meal­ ing s with executives of Ford Motor Company and a preview o f tha entire Una o f 1965 Lin­ coln Msrcury Division pro­ ducts. George P. MonUgnrt, I,lncoin-Mercury Division Jack­ sonville district salts mana­ ger and coord iy t e r for tha trip, noted that approximate­ ly 100 Lineoln-Mareury deala n and wivta will attend the two-day Naw York meeting In preparation for tha public Introduction o f tha naw Lincoin-Mercury products. “ In recent year*, LineolnMareury has lad th* Industry in developing naw products that ars daalgtud to meat th* demands o f a sophisticated, changing market," Mr. MonUgnat amid. “ Along with these MARACAIBO, V iim iM , — naw prvJiwU, it has provided Ite dealer* with complete and (UPI) — I t - U-RMttRMd M B , gulatupktt, «rfth Um V comprehensive marketing pro­ grams. Thi* New York matt­ ing has bam planned to pro­ vide our dealers with future marketing pinna sufficiently far in advance so they may prepare for public Introduction of our 1063 line," ha noted. Quints Moving To Mansion Could Anyone Use a 1952 Ply.? Bowlin* Meet A mating af the DeBary Bedel Mewling League baa bean emwuaasd far i l l pja. Ill Mften to any Mad af offer. Th* battery etlB sraaks K. Tha mater rare. Came end take e eekk leak. Yon might Inal buy It. Stricklond-Morrison, Inc. S2M4I1 / W eekend Television liOOTII C H A IR M E N for the Church of Nativity's Parish Festival have WASHINGTON (UPI) - room of the old House office Casey was watching ■ straw­ building. Cstcy was a gurat, as be often D, at oot of the berry bloods as tbe telephone numerous cocktail partias bald there. This was a typically Intimate Washington affair: 200 peraooa wars lev Mad to hooor tha appotaUnoat af John P. Whits of Winchester, Mass., aa a deputy assistant secretary of state. About 100 Moored upBecause of the cUn-te-chla tending Stetson University and has often baau a visitor Bt the church alnca that time, Will be guest speaker there this Sunday for both tha maiming and evening worship service*. Visiter* art always waisoma at Geneva Baptist and invitation to attend aervicaa la extended by tha confregaWon to all interested persons ta tha community and ta thoee from au n eia dtaf areas. resting officer and Chuck Connors *» the defense at­ torney. 10-11 P.M. NBC. Du Pont Show o f the Week. “ Don't Go Upstairs." (Rerunl (Color). A shapgy-dng type of horror story by Roger O. lllrson which is effectively suspense­ ful *» long ** It follows a direct court, of action. Hut, possibly Ilirsnn wrote himself into a corner and his a ! tenant to escape under the guise of fantasy lacks conviction. Con­ nie Scott plays a 14-ycar-old girl who fancies that her mo­ ther has been murdered by hfr father. Your Friendly Feed Dealer Hanford W. Fart C44-891S the board of tha Church o f Nativity Catholic Women's Club Monday evening. Rummage sales are sched­ uled for Sept. 8-3 at Super Valu Market on SR 430 with Mrs. June Boy lea aa chairman and at the old Sears Build­ ing in Sanford, Sept. 10-12, with M n. Dorothy Edward* aa chairman. Donations of good used clothing, kitchen utensil* and white elephants may be left at tha church social hall for later storage. Fifteen booths were plann­ ed for the Parish Festival, to b« held Oct. 3 on tha church grounds, Including coiaaUw will In- available. will be swarded throughout the day. In' other business, a meet­ ing of tbe Rosary-Making Group o f the Catholic Charitlea Committee was set for Monday at 8 p.m. in tha ehurch social halL Mrs. Jennl* Fox will Instruct those attending on making Rosaries which will b* Bent to the missions, Mrs. Gene Shannon, presi­ dent, who conducted Monday night’ s meeting, announced Women's Club activities for Uit next month to be’. Aug. 16, Communion Sunday at 7 a.m. Maas; Aug. 21, USO con­ tribution night with bakers to b* Mr*. Rosemary Grove, Mrs, Hilda. Sommer and Mrs. Rita Hahn; S ept It, monthly bake salt; Sept. 14, regular board meeting; ScpL 21, first club me*ting o f new season. Prises « ;]0 (« ) G row ers A lm sn to 1:00 ( I ) Saturday Nl*hl at C l H *llflon'* o f Wan th* Movie* 1:11 I t) T o.lsr S :tt ( I ) K i s i m h !:t 0 I t) Summar Plsyhou** i d Sumtuar S tm ssisr ( I ) R*p. Conv*a. I t) llu llyw ood 1‘a la ci T : » ISO New* ( t l S’ sw slla* 10:00 <tl Ounititok* t.SS ( I ) Farm. Mark** a s ­ •tl* If) Ch t »p*ru 11:00 ( I ) N m tiln * sort III Huntlty • B ris k !* . 10:10 CD Ouy Lom bardo »:«# ll> T »d «y 1:41 <») TUA 11:10 it ) T hasier of th* Star* ( I ) Dapaty D > * ( Show t :aa I I ) m u s t S*rvie* 11:11 t ) (d u ll Th*st*r J II It) M 'ckta* Oo*p*l Tim* ( I ) n*p. Nat. con **n . 11.11 C i Movl* T :ll II) v i * i * W satlier <t) C h sm e l Sis N * »», 1:11 ( t l Csrioonvllis t:M ( I ) I>L Bhowtlms Sport*. W **th*r <*) Cspt. K angar** (1 ) ln(*rn*t<ODO) Iteaoty 11.10 i t i Theatre o f th* Slor* I lk (1) tv«l i m . as* Raw* P a gttn t 1:0* i t ) g -t r c U s for Uodsrw *:*# ( I ) D ork ** U * Womsn >10 ( I ) rum m trlltn* H;ar *14 ( t ) ('trto n v lllt (* ) A lfr it lllteXeack 12:00 ( t ) Th* Story •:tt ( ! ) Divorce Court Hour (!) Hevlvsl !:S t ( I ) O tll Storm t t t w Journey,” (Rerun) (Color) ( i ) r n c * t. r u m ( t ) Industry on Farad* l i t <1 Rumpir Room 10:00 (1 ) Ktao Report— ’’Tht Starring Deborah Kerr and I I ( I t ( I ) Navy Film o f th* ( t l JCmsrtft» H istory D*ath of Stalin’’ W eek l l : « l ( t l a*y Wh*s Yul Brynnar. The lupportlng ( I ) T w llish t to * * 11:10 (» ) Davy A OoHsth ( t ) Ulk* W allace ( l ) Fight o f th* W etk caot is Important In this tain ( I ) Oral Robert* 11:11 (I NUC N*w* 10:01 ( t ) Mak* That Spar* l l : t t ( t l Ucecbtll of rrfugcag from the 1956 t t :*• C ) N*w . t t : l t ( I ) Word (or W ord ( t ) S o d a ' Security fa t i t I Lot * Laoy ( I ) N*w*— U srpky MarHungarian revolt. Jaion RoAction ( t l Trie* I* n ish t I ll 1:00 C ) Chrletapher* bards Jr., Robert Morley and 11:11 ( I ) Niw s, Opens. W salI t :t t ( I ) Th* MeCoya (0) Herald o f Truth (t> C enreM rgtlea ik*r E. G. M n rihn ll are the refu­ 1:10 I t) I *■:) * * A Answers (t> Utt Th* U * » * | * ( I ) T h .s it r * f th* Start C ) Baseball gees with Brynner playing a 11:1* ( I ) Johnny Car*** t l :I t III Fei* a O lstya 1:00 (•> Dleuotery *tt ( ! ) Jeopardy (C olor) ■tern Russian officer who !a 2:10 (>) M ori* fo r a Sunday ( I ) Hissing U n k * 11 i l l ( I ) Maverick A fternoon melted by another refugee, 1:00 ( ! ) Th* Great Adventure SATURDAY A. M. M O N D A Y P. M. Miss Kerr, l:lo (II Star A Slory l i l t ( t ) **•••, Weather 9:30-10:30 P.M. ABC. Hotly1:00 (4) CDS Sports Spectnn- 12:00 C> Vey When 0:!• ( t ) Summer S*m**ttr kU r wood Palace. (Rerun) Though Titt (I I O row ers Alm a*** ( I ) Love nf Life (II Toplo (1) Il*t>. Conv. ( t l Haws host George Burn* takes hit 4:10 (2) Dangor le My Rual11.14 (II Msrry Reaeentr T ill ( t ) Deputy D og Variety ne»» singing seriously, the funniest ( t ) Search for Toenerrevi Show (1) Ted Mack Amntenr 12:20 (2) Truth .nr C o n o * -, ( t ) H ID M id-Florida spot on tha show may wail be Hour qitCFM.ee , l:M ( I ) Aero** Th* F*nc* 1:00 (0) toih ron lu ry vaudeville duet b a t w a a n 11:41 ( t ) ((Hiding Light ( t ) CapL K angaroo (* ) Urum-o Football 12:51 C ) NRC New* Report ( I , Hochy Jon** George and guest Sergio Itlsh llgh ln 1:11 <l) (Ip-n Window • :H ( t ) Robin Hood C ) Meet th# I’ reen (2) New*, ed ito ria l and ( t ) M ajor Mercury 1:10 (41 Probe W eather M l ( I ) Th* Alvla Show C ) N eeeoop* l i l t ( I ) Focue , ( t ) Th* Alvla Show ( I ) Death Valley Days 1:10 111 A* Th* W *rl4 Tara* III* I tl R a ff * Roddy T:«0 (») Otit* A H arriett (2) Let * Make A Deal <t> T*na*s*** T u t s i* (21 Rill tmna Show 1:11 C ) NRC New* Report t l ) Bupsrmsa 11) I-Alli* l:*0 ( I ) I’a .e w .rd l i r e ( I ) H acier llsa tk ca l* T‘,10 t t ) Umpire I t ) Quick Draw McQraw C l Lot alia T»una 12) tvanderfnl W orld *1 t i l ( I ) NIIC New* ( t ) Supermen Color l i t ! It T_# Doi-lors t t i t t t l ) F lrth sll X L (I ) Mr Favorite Martlaa ( I ) Art Llnklettor ( « ) M lgkty Md u * 1:00 (01 Ed Sullvan Show ( t ) Par In C ourt . • ( I ) J*t**»* 1:10 (21 UrinJI 1:11 ( I ) Lien Howard 11 r** ( I ) Dsants Th* M taas* ( t ) A rrttt A Trial SUNDAY TV PREVIEW 2:00 <21 Another W orld ( t ) r ib T l* Ttg 1:00 C l Bnnanea ( I ) To* Tell lh* Truth ( I ) r-*ip*r 6- 6:30 P.M. CBS. The Twen­ 10) Th* ce le b rity (Jam* (0) General lln v p iu t kl:M (II Fury t:IO 10) Rr*nn*r WASHINGTON (U PI) — tieth Century. “ Rhodei Scho­ 1:21 ( l i Pouglaa Edw ards I t) Iloy R odger* 10.04 C l DuPont Show of W**h 1:11 ( I ) Tnu Don't Bar ( t ) Bsany a C**ll The Democratic N a t i o n a l lar.’ * (Rerun) An Interesting ( t l H arfild* I (1 ) Queen For A Day (I I Candid Camera and informative study o f Ox­ 0:00 ( I I Th* Match O a a * RATUKDAY p . m. Committee will bold tbe first 10:11 ( t l (DC New* Report III Tiallm aetcr ford's University's Rhodes 11:10 I t) Bullwtaht* Show ( t l W h a t* My U i t ( I ) Secret Alarm portion o f Ite platform hear­ Scholarship!. O f thl* year's 11:00 C l Newtcope I t) Cky K in g I t * ( I ) NBC New* 11) Harry Raaionac ings in Washington, begin­ 72 bt-nrfiriarles, a Fordham 12:10 ( I ) BeUnr* Fiction 1:10 ( I ) Demo. Platform l e e New* Th**t*r •km ning Monday. graduate from Pennsylvania ( t ) Newelln* ( t ) Rug* Runny (01 Untie W alt 11:11 ( I ) Theater of tho Start 1:10 (0) Amsrleaa NewmtaaS I t ) CB8 News House Democratic Lender was selected, Winaton Churc­ 11:10 (2) Paler Gunn 11:14 ( t ) Rsaebsll 0.11 III NBC New* Carl Albert, Okia., and Cull- hill Jr. C i Uvn 11 .<> 11:40 ( I ) Key hull l : l t (I ) Chechm ito mvtlcut secretary « f Slate 7- 7:30 PM. CBS. Lassie. lit * t l My F ron d Ftlcka ( I ) Mag Ilia Oot*lla ) Ken. 8ni*th*ri 1:11 (I ) Nawecop* M O N D A Y A . Id. Ella T. Grosso are co-chair­ “ The Disappearance." (Part l i l t (2 ( t ) IIi m U U ( I ) Deputy Dawg men o f the resolutions and 2) (Banin) Having lucreaifui- 1:11 ( I ) Champ W restling 1:00 (1) Sign On i r e (t> Newtcope C ) Dceebsll l : t t C l Kunehln* Alwiaaa* ( I ) Leave It T* Beaver platform committee. 2:11 i l l R o llir Darby The list of hearings shew 2:10 (SI Theater X 1:0* I t) Sat. Afternoon that a number of group* have F talur* been gcheduled to testify and 1:20 ( I ) N sry Film o f th* W *rk may be expected to clash 1:10 (2 ) Outlaw* By Mrs. Frank Whit* sharply on such issues aa lit * i t ) Wids World *f A fishnthon for DeBary foreign policy, civil rights, Spurts f l ) Mtn lota Spec* national defense end labor. children attending tha Bum­ (II Rig I'loiur* But ns is customary with tha mer Youth Program will be 1:11 ( t l l i t lh* Law /im aging denial discovery, Y x i M m i Crip**t : t t I I ) Fishing Fun sponsored by tho DeBary party in power tha final »pot*—refit* loo*a denture* to hold snug « a dm 1:11 ( I ) N tw scopt • f— i— i s r . , i . '. . i - m (»I Owe application fa shnpa of the platform will be Fishing Club from 3 until l-.lt ( t ) Horn* Hardening 10:30 a.m. Monday at Laka l it (II W illi. Report om 4* tub* (Me dtan largely dctei mined by the (slot te*(k fcuunouth 1:14 ( I ) RsttUIln* roc* bos developed ■ rcmsiksble new Marie. While House. totlsnlljr, CusiRow < 4 :tt (I t Nswssop* war to moke islse teeth (k bcsullconi ours gt moulk m Priiaa will be awarded for l i l t (II Circus Bay lullr—stop looseness, slipping, dickvide* beautiful IS—J ( t ) C sn trtl Flsrlda in r t llw t sore spots— wirhaei tha most fish caught, the Shsweas* messy, old fashioned paslsa, powdsn largrtt fith caught and the pedal It's C ushion C sir—am**(t> Sta Hunt ^ new sort, pliable plastic that T:tO (2) Th* L ltu lsa s a t smallest fish caught bolds (alia teeth mug as a dead*’* 1)1 H oolsnsnny Parent* of the children ars l :t t ( t i Man F rti.oisco mold, through toothing auction— makes loon demon* m woptrtr Convention City asked to coma with their 11) Jan* Ca»elb*rry ( I ) Jachl* O ilm en youngetcra to help out with Movl* Mrmbrrs of the Fifth Grade baiting their hooks. Pole* and ( I ) Lisa H ow ard Special Sunday School class o f Cas­ li M (1) J »*y Bishop (C olsr) bait will be provided by the selberry Community Melho( f ) Bummer FlayboU** club. ( I ) Law r**** w .ih dlit Church wrre treated to Fishathon Set In DeBary Fifth Graders Have Party a pint) Wednesday afternoon by tix-ir teacher Mi*e Elean­ or Zukowski at her home at 831 N. Triplet Drive in Cateclhcrry. The group enjoyed awimmlng In the pcol and playing soflhall. A supper of hot duga, (Miinto salad and ba a ed bean* were served. Those attending Included Robin Wegner, Lurae Nor­ man, lx-e l.ynns, Jeff Lego, Danny Shea, Craig Young, Patricia Mestirk, Peggy Mnntgvmery, Janet Edmiston, Eileen Semmct and Alan Nlblack. Assisting Mist Zukowekl were Carol and Jeanni* Perrault and Ricky Lego. WE WILL BE CLOSED FOR ONE WEEK FOR REMODELING AND INSTALLMENT OF NEW EQUIPMENT BEGINNING SUNDAY, AUG. 16 AT 6 P.M. REOPEN — SUNDAY, AUG. 23 AT 6 P.M. STATE M A RK ET RESTAURANT OWNED AND OPERATED BY — ELSIE HIISS AND ERNEST SKULL SANFORD, FLORIDA �3br ftanfnrh Fri. A ur. 14, '64— Pape 5 lifralf) with Dottle Austin Twin Bill At Drive-In “ Country Music on Broad­ way” will have its first showing at the Movicland Drh'c-ln Theatre this Sunday as it begins a three-day stand. The color film fea­ tures an all star country music spectacular with the great­ est of the Grand Ole Opry We ll atari off this week by telling you where NOT to go for the next week or »o. The Day and Night Grill, one of the mast popular spots in town, (especially in the wee small*, since they slay open 2( hours a day) will be clos­ ing temporarily. Inside, work will be going stars. on. adding some new equip­ Sharing the bill with it will ment, painting and redecorat­ be “ Mail Order Bride” and ing. all to enhance the con­ starring Buddy Ebsen of the venience and good service for Beverly Hillbillies television their customers, show. • • • Continuing l h e filmfarc SOMETHING NEW has al­ Wednesday and Thursday will ready been added at George's be another double feature, Tavern, Laura Stephens wants ■■(u Pounds of Trouble” with you to come in and see their Tony Curtis and “ Jason and newly decorated lounge area, the Astronauts.” Both arc in which has been glamorircd THE GUY CHASES of DcBnry, Turing camera, enjoy visiting at DcHary color. The Curtis movie was with plants, attractive wall Manor on Tuesday afternoons for bridge during the regular game periods filmed in Disneyland. paper and soft new llghls. licit! at the Manor under supervision of Administrator John Jenkins. Always a popular spot, we For Friday and Saturday (Cox Photo) predict that you'll enjoy it Hie Movicland management ■even more now, when you meet has obtained a triple feature. your friends ami enjoy your “ Sniper's Ridge" opens the favorite mixed drinks or cold rvenings and stars Stanley boor in the attractive lounge, Clements; “ Zulu” in color or buy Hie fixin’s from their features Stanley Baker and Bette Davis is starred in HOLLYWOOD - (N K A ) - wonder just how Important rnme had scripts. And yrl well-slocked package room. Al­ these ways a warm welcome in cool Hay KaDton is beginning In talent and success really are when 1 asked f o r “ Dead Ringer." And the wonder is fast turning things, it was as though 1 George's Tavern. • • • had done nothing." into anger. HAVE YOU paid a visit to He pulled out a new "My He thinks he's a successful Favorite Martian" game to Freddie’s Steak House In Fern actor. I think lie's a successful illustrate another peeve. The Park lately and dim'd in Hie actor. And the public thinks box cartied the legend, "Bill luxurious atmosphere of Hie Hixby and Hay Walston, (tar­ new- Gaslight Hoom? he's a successful od or. It’s such an attractive room, ring in CHS' comedy show.” “ But," says Ray, “ it Is ipille with Hie colonial atyle furn­ The words had the two actor* obvious Dial the Cherlok of­ ishings, highlighted with car­ fice doesn’t think I'm a suc­ as rituals, and Walston is dis­ riage lamps, wrought iron tinctly Hie program star. cessful actor." fence and the attractive red "They brought this to me," The Cherlok offirr is the leather piano bar. company that produces Hay's he says, "and they told me it Of course, the food is de­ series, "M y Favorite Mar­ was a mistake. They say they licious as always, with a wide caught it after a few hundred tian." This half-hour of soand varied menu that ia bound phlstirated silliness success­ hnd been distributed. How- ri­ to please you. diculous!” * * a fully bucked the Walt Disney All in all, lie isn't happy competition last season. COFFEES, TEAS, IIHINHay tried to get the produc­ about Hu- treatment ho is get­ CUES, luncheons, parties of the program's all kinds are a speciality nf Hie ers to make a few changes in ting from his five-year contract, nftrr .liras). Yet he continue! to Capri, with Hostess Joy ManHie resounding smash of the give his all. ross to help you plan it all “ 1 came to Hollywood,” he right down to the tiniest de­ lirsl season. They turned him down flat. says, "with a reputation as an tail. FROM SOPHISTICATION TO HYSTERICS— And, from the look In Hay's experienced and dignified ac­ Drop in foe their special Olivia do ilavilland plays nn elegant gentle­ ryes, they didn't do it loo tor. I'm not about to refuse lo business lunch, for that happy woman who becomes entrapped nine feet i i Ikjvo report to work — a tactic I hour drink, dinner and danc­ gently, cither. thu floor in her homo elevator in Paramount’s “ I think," Hay says, choos­ understand you have to adopt ing, and make your reserva­ shocking suspense drantn, “ Lady in A Cage," ing his words carefully, “ that to get your way around here— tions lo have your nrxl party which opens Sunday at the Uitz Theatre. Along I was in a large measure re­ or come to work and then not there. They have all the an­ with Miss cie Havillnnd, the cast of this thriller sponsible [or llir success of do anything. swers to make it a lug success. includes Ann Sot hern, Jeff Corey, James Cuan, • * • My Favorite Martian.' I “ I shall continue In act in Jennifer Billingsley and Rafael Campos. know that in at least HI of the a dignified way. Hut I would ITALIAN FOOD prepared by shows last season I had to use like lo be treated with a Ut­ experts. 'Blit is the yearmy acting experience to over- ile dignity. Ion " round speciality of Jean's Vs « PAHT OF THE ALL-STAR cast of "Country Music On Broadway,” cominjr Sunday at the Movicland Drive-In Theatre, wives nut with a soup in one o f the color motion picture's scenes, Front left arc Hnnk Williams Jr., Merle Kilgore, Duke of Puducha, Audrey Williams, Hank Snow, Bill Anderson, George Jones and George Kiddle, TONITE A SAT. (OMISSION o m i c l u r \ (T R IO E -IN T H E A T R *1,00 lhU CARLOAD GIGANTIC TRIPLE HORROR SHOW No. 1. 7:10 Only ■THE BLACK ZOO” In Blood-Curdling Color No. I At 9:30 "SLIME PEOPLE” All Thl* And ••0<.n" Tm* ! ! ! No. .1 At 11:00 "(.'BAWLING HAND" " irrd Thing* Happen In Outer Spare STARTS SUNDAY 3 — BIG COUNTRY MUSIC DAYS — 3 FIRST SANFORD SHOWING NITEI.Y AT 7:30 & 11:00 M artian Does Slow Burn O livia At Bits m After a six-year absence from Hollywood, Olivia de ilavilland has returned to play (he title role In Paramount’ * new thriller, "Lady In a Cage," which opens at the lUtz Theater Sunday and rum through Wedneaday. "Lady In A Cage" tells of ten hours of terror in the fife of an elegant gentlewoman who is trapped in her home elevator when the lead-in etcctrieily wire, a thread of civilization, snaps. During this long, hot, mtd-eummrr day her well ordered world is destroyed as the elevator, nine feet above the floor, he­ roines a torture chamber—a rage. At first, she faces only frustration as pleasure-bound EASTMAN COLOR am uu ucn ho mw pmmoon or HArtm totem coutntr mtntc Moron noun ivn ruuo FAMAVIMUN holiday travelers drive past the front of her home and ig­ nore her cries for help. Then, unable to escape, her situation becomes desperate as her home is invaded by a wlno and a prostitute bent on robbery. These arc followed by two boys and a girl, three young primitives who have larceny in their hearts and murder in their souls. “ Lady In A Cage" offers Miss de Havilland a rare dra­ matic lour-dc-forcc since Ihc “ Lady" runs the gamut of emotions from those of a so­ phisticated and cultured wom­ an to a hysterical woman in fear for her life. It is note­ worthy that this role brought Miss de Havilland back to Hollywood from France where ■he has been living for six years. DeBary Firemen To Have Dance Ml (HIM(HUH RUDDY EBSEN — "JED CLAM P E T ’ OF TV'S SENSATIONAL I'll OGHAM "BEVERLY HILLBILLIES” Cfl< TILL 2:0(1 E ft O U MON. - Fftl.B W Today & Sat. SHOWS AT 1:00 • 3:00 5:00 • 7:00 0:00 GREW ADVENTURE" COLON by DE LUXE TOMliMfNm1MU| m l STARTS DONOTSEEITALONE! By Mr*. Frank White Volunteer Firemen of De­ nary will apnnior a danre on Saturday, Aug. 22, at the Firemen's Recreation Hall nn Colomba Road beginning at 8 been announced for 7:30 p m. Tha hall it open each Fri­ day night for gamea and rec­ reation and DeBary resilient* are invited to participate. TV RENTAL • Sale* • Service Seminole TV PA M i l l Zaailh Colar TV Sain M l Sanford Ava. George's SUNDAY Jack Lemmon At Cinema Jack I-cmmon returns to the Seminole Plata Cinema in Casselberry in “ Good Neighbor Sam" as a helpful young hus­ band with two "w ives" in what Hollywood regards as one of the most hilarious mar­ ital romps ever brought to the screen Involved are Vien­ nese Iwauty Homy Schneider a* the girl next door, and love­ ly blonde Dorothy Provine as Lemmon's wife. The setting is a San Fran­ cisco suburb and the reason for all Hie excitement—and there reportedly is an amating and hilarious, amount of it— ia the fart that Mist Schneid­ er will inherit a multi-million dollar fortune if she is living happily with her husband. Since she hai just quarreled with him. and he has moved (Mil, lemitmn a) her "good neighbor Sain” volunteers for the role. The ma>querade not only upset* his own marriage, it also effects hi* career as an advertising man. Edward G Hobinson gueststars in "Good Neighbor Sam" as the proprietor of a dairy company, Lemmon'a biggest account, who Insists the people working for him be as wholesome aa the products hr sells. Hoping lo pirk up a million dollars for posing as Homy's husband, Lemmon also has 'o keep Robinson from discovering he is engag­ ed in what looks suspiciously like wife-swapping. Also starred in |f‘ G o o d U S Ilf rnitrsr, its Air Conditioned, All pnwrr. And the newest one around. Only 2I1.1HM1 ariosi miles. A beau­ tiful medium hlite, with medium blue interior, Strickland-Morrison, Inc. 322-1181 Your Friendly Ford Denier Sanford W. Park 644-8916 Mis* Carol Prltijohn Entertain* Nightly In The Lamplighter Lounge Freddies Slenk House Central Florida*!* Oldest & Finest Kat Out This Weekend ALL Your Favorite Brands At A Price You're Glad To Pay . . . SPECIAL LOW PRICES BY T1IE CASE — Plenty Of Free Parking — SPENCER'S — RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNGE ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN KAT .... 13.25 CIIAIt - BROILED PRIME STEAKS (a rrat drliracy the way we irrpare Ihrmt . . . thry are NOT •'renrh Fried!) I COM III NATION PLATTER (l)anish Lnhstrr Tails and Royal Krd Shrimp) FROG Y O U R LEGS CHOICE $295 Sauteed In Mrllrd Holler UNDER THE CMUKELLA A Variety Of Fine Cheeses and Mral*— Fre*— Tn Enjoy While We Prepare Your Dinner TfTt^TTrlt-alT^Ttoon^TmlTani^^vTr^nTKimoi^^^ private parties up lu 50. South French Ave. Sanford I'honr FA 2-0551 — NOW THROUGH THURSDAY — JACK LEMMON'S cnllHisiroUir celebrntion of « promotion makes il iieccuunry for Dorothy Provino na liis wife uml Homy Schneider, (rittht), n» the girl next door, to come lo his rescue. It's it scone front the David Swift production, " G o o d Neighbor Sum," nuw Columbia Pictures comedy release in color, Hucal-slarrint: Edward (J. Robin* son, which is now playiltK at the Seminole Pin/.* Cinema in Casselberry. Neighbor Sam," which wat produced and directed by David Swift, are Michael Con­ nors as Homy's husband who return* tn hi) wife and 1* forced lo move in tn the l-emmon menage and pre.lend to belong to Dorothy; Edward An­ drews, as Lemmon's jellytrack hom'd Urn*; Louis Nye, a* the private eye who tries to prove Romy i* not happily married to Lemmon ao the In­ heritance can go to his client* instead of <o tier; and Robert Q. I,ewi*, as a suburbanite neighbor who watches l<emmon'* increasingly rornplicat confusion and concern. Baaed on the best-aelling Jack Finney novel, "Good Nclgbhor Sam " was written for the screen by James Fritrell, Everett Grecnbaum and David Swift. It U a Columbia Picture*’ release, in color. C A F E T E R IA S Tamil* Ivaaiag Spatial •■ 10-ai. Nave York Sir­ loin Strip caakad ta yaur ardae tar aoly 79*. Tbandar htpbt II "family sight" with fraa dmtarti far all. M w u j PH*m l+wi*t«J* Pimm of M M M .a TC4-9A— It’s a 1962 T. Bird (aweel as a nut) PACKAGE — 1 :00 3:05 5:10 7:15 THE CARIBE has added something new, if you dare to try it! It's "ladies hour*1’ be­ tween t .30 amt 8:30 p. m. amt if you will tell them your age, that's all your drink will cost you. Isn't Hial nice? tl don't know whether they require a birth certificate or not). We should be able to get ours for about 29 cents! They also have a new bar­ tender lo fix those drinks for you ladies, and gentlemen. And of retime, mere's mways the delicious lunches and dinners you can order from Rose amt Wilk'a Restaurant next door. This popular eatery is heading inlo It's second suc­ cessful year, thsnks to the FAMILIES are especially warm personalities of your welcomed at the Tradcwinds hosts. Hose and Wilk Bowman. ROYAL RED SHRIMP TAVERN SHOWS AT Cafeteria In the Scmino'e Shopping Plata at Hwy. 17 92 amt SR 436 in Casselberry. There right before your eyes, a mouth • watering array of delicious salads, desserts, meals, vegetables, hot breads and beverage. Saturday night is always steak night, when you can have a nice tug Tbone 3*roiled the way you like it. • • • DANISH LOBSTER TAILS COR. 11th A FRENCH — I1WY. 17-92—SANFORD — BAR & COMPANY COMING? They'll think you are the world's best host and hostess if you take them to dinner at Jim Spencer's Restaurant and Cocktail Lounge. You know where it is — where French Ave. and Park Ave. join into South Orlando Drive, Delicious lobster, vall you can eat>, steaks, a very specislly prepared shrimp, ami many other delightful dishes. And while you are wailing for your order to In- prepared Just the way you like it, help your­ self io the testy snarks under Hie umbrella. Always your favo'ite drinks of course, in the lounge or in the dining room tic fore dinner. • • i — JIM CO-FEATURE 9:30 ONLY !j M A IL ORDER BH ID Ef* Spaghetti House in Orange City, amt proof of their skill is the arrival of repeat cus­ tomer* from all over Central Florida, who want the best in Italian cuisine. Cold beer and wines give that added touch lo complete Iheir reasonably priced meals. Parties, loo, are welcome. Sorry, closed on Mondays. • • • CtCtAt Satarday Nlgbt I* "itawb algb*" - a big *-lb. T•ana Staali caakad la yaur ardar far anty It OO LUMCHION l U M M I S M M u l l * M ’ M * 0 0 **I, 199Marylandaad 900N.8hrd. n . n n ti 912 U .l. 1 TH rfIN tST CATffUHG SfOVICf IN C fN fT M r r tn p fD A LASAGNA COMPLETE DINNER FROM SOUP TO MINTS INCLUDING DESSERT $165 — CLOSED ON MONDAY — Jran A Kikio Mni-llln M i hums You! Ire Cnld IlKEIt (Sunday*, too) AIR CONDITIONED Open II A.M. to 10 l\M, — Parlira Accommodated Hwy. 17-92. Orange City — Reservations Ph. 775-3698 Jean's Spaghetti House WE CAN HELP YOU PLAN YOUR PARTY AND TAKE ALL THE WORK OUT OF IT FOR YOU! BRUNCHES — LUNCHEONS — TEAS — BANQUETS — YOU NAME IT — WE "CAN DO"! For Tour Dancing Pleasure Frl. and Sal. Niles — N Till 12 We Feature — THE — “ Jack Rossman Trio" �Baseball Business Or Sport? CBS Provides Answer Buys Yanks For $10 Million By MHtea Riehman UP! Sport* Writer NEW YORK (UPI) - Th* Columbia Broadcasting Sy»t«m coded tb* quectioo of whether baaeball U a butlncia or a aport today by purehaalog tb* New York Yankee* for aa eetlmated 910 million. The deal, which waa two yean in the making, Immedi­ ately wa* anailed by two American League owner* who openly wondered at the moti­ vating reaaona behind IL While neither CBS nor Yan­ kee official* w en commenting on the tranaaction yet becauaa of certain legaUUe* atlll to be Ironed out, it waa learned nllably that the purehaa* w u mad* primarily to giro CBS a foot in the door for tb* tele­ vision right* to baaeball'a pro­ jected new game-of-the-week on Monday night*. A* one baaeball man put It: "It wouldn't aurpria* me in 9l)f Png* 6—Fri. Aug. 14, '64 Rrralh Yanks Beat Sox; Birds Nip Boston the )*a*t to tee the National Broadeaetlng Company go out now end buy a ball club of It* Under term* of the aale, CBS purebaaed 80 per cent of tho Yankee* while the former owner*, Dan Topping and Del Webb, retained 20 per cent. CBS also haa an option to buy tho ivmainlng 20 per cent within tho next five year*. American League President Joe Cronin said in Boiton the aale had been approved by three-quarters of the 10 lea­ gue club owners. The two who attacked tho deal openly were Arthur Allyn of the Chicago White Sox and Charles 0. Fin­ ley of the Kansas City Athle­ tic*. Allyn wa* upaet by "the high-handed manner In which It waa conducted." " I f* a hell of a way lo run a league," aald the White Sox president "I don't like to be called at 11:49 about some­ thing and be aaked to approve it io three hour*." 'FISH-AL MEASUREMENT — This 6-foot, Allyn voted against ths lVfc-inch tarpon, the largest caught in the Ataale; Finley aald he never lnntic so far this year, is so long little Dale had a chance to do so, but Moses has to view it through binoculars. The made It clear he would have. Finley said thin waa "Juit Thenday'a K*eoMa another perfect example of Buffalo 9 Jackaonvllla 1 the shenanigan* of the Amer­ Syracuse 12 Richmond 4 ican League President, Joe Rocbeater 2 Columbua 0 Cronin, and the New York Atlanta 4 Toronto 0 Yankees . . . 1 can’t under­ stand the stupidity of soma of tha owners In voting for this. It lin't right.” Topping and Webb appar­ naraday'a Reaull* ently thought It waa, for the CINCINNATI, Ohio (UPI) Lynchburg 4 Knoxville I sal* enables them to more —It must b* extremely gell­ Birmingham S Chattanooga 1 than doublo their original in­ ing to as highly competitive Macon 14 Charlotte 0-2 vestment. man as Cincinnati Reds Aabevllle 19 Columbua 1 The two of them, along with Larry MacPhall, bought the Manager Fred Hutchison to Yankees in 1945 for $2.8 mil­ have to ait halpleasly at lion, and two years later Top­ home, aa ha la doing today, ping and Webb bought out while hla team makes a eraMacPhall'* one-third share for Beealta Tharaday Night rial road trip. $2 million. Tampa 4, Lakeland 1, lat Tha S-foot-2, 200-poundsr Since then, the Yankees Tampa 6, Lakeland 1, 2nd have won 14 pennants and 10 major league veteran obtain­ Orlando 4, Daytona Beach S BaraaoU 2, St. Patcraburg 1 world championships but even ed a leave of absence Thurs­ Miami 9, Fort Lauderdale 1 so, they've been having trou­ day from tha Red* until Aug. bles the past two seasons. 25 when they return home. Overall, they showed ■ pro Apparently tha move la an­ fit of less than $300,000 last other In hla fight to conquar year when their attendance cheat cancer, which waa dis­ akidded to l,SOg.S20, the Yan covered last December and KISSIMMEE— What in paat kces* lowest since World War treated In time for him to year* ha* proved to be "Flor­ II. To make matters worse, attend spring training with ida'* Great**! outdoor adven­ New York fans seemed lo tha team In Tampa, last ture” will be hold Sept. 4-7 show a preference for the February. Meta, who drew 1,080,101 last In*lead of in late October. Tha atole manager aald In The Kimimmew Doat-A-Cad* season In the smaller and slow, measured tones that he i’olo had asktd owner and general tht* year will give boater* a more a n t i q u a t e d view of the new look of tb* Grounds. manager Bill DeWItt to allow This year, the Meta are even him to stay home while th* Kiealmmeo River Valley where live Army Oorpe of En­ ouldrawlng the Yankees at third-place team playa at gineer* baa been doing con­ spanking new Shea Stadium Houston, San Francisco and siderable flood control work. right across from tb* World's I-oe Angeles. Hundred* of boat* each of Fair. Hutchinson aald ha had the paat 14 yeare have partici­ Quietly and without fanfare, pain In th* back, tha same pated In thl* outing which thU the Yankees have been trying ailment which sent him to year will have three over-night to cut expenses and although th* hospital hare la July for atop* Including 4-E Camp, they don't publicise the fact, a weak while tha Rada war* they stand to lose money this Clewteton, and Oaala Camp. playing at Milwaukee and St. Boater* may obtain further year. Louie. Information by writing to Topping and Wabb will split "1 feel it Is to the benefit Boat-A-Cade, P. 0. Boa 788, the $10 million right down the of th* ball club and all con­ Newsp aper Enterprise Aeon. Kisalmmee. middle, 90-90. Originally tha O l y m p i c cerned If I taka this time to For the purchase price, CBS recuperate and gst back In Game* were simple. TOURNEY OPENS not only obtains the franchise/ Io 771 B. C. a Greek cook good health,M ha aald. "Pos­ OMAHA, Neb. (UPI) - The but also the Yankee player*' sibly by ths time of th* naxt named Corbua out-spurted hla first Omaha Jaycee Woroen’a contracts; tb* leaie on Yan-, road trip 1 will be feeling rivals over a dlatonca of 200 Open golf tournament waa be# Stadium; the conceision yank, and that was that. better." achoduled to open her* today contracts; the Yankees' minor Th* athletic portion of tha Hutchinson does not plan with an all-atar contingent of league bolding* and the exist­ to enter a hospital this time. festival waa over and everyone the fair act on hand to tackle ing radio and television eonHa will remain at home with saw tha winner. tracts. the Miracle UU1 courae. Even a* lata aa I9M than hla wife and thalr four chil­ were only 42 events, with IS dren. oationa competing. This year In Tokyo then will be 4,000 events including trial heats and eliminations tod more Then this 199S Jeep-Dispatcher will taka car* wf *11 than 110 nations will take part. year weed*. All closed la 4* pretact yea from th* The ISM Olympic* had a weather. Mast* box, heater sad low, lew mile*. CINCINNATI (UPI) - Cin- total entry list of 2S9 athlete rinnati Reds Manager Fred This year about 1,000 men and Hutchinson w a a presented woman will compete, with the with a SOOpound birthday United States alone sending Your Friendly Ford Dcaltr cake Wednesday night In a some 400 participants to Jabrief ceremony at home plat* 322-146! Sanford W . Park 644-8916 prior to the gam* between tb* Lo* Angel** Dodger* and th* Reds. Redi owner Bill DeWitt pre­ DALLAS — (NEA) — Na­ A L A W N SP R IN K L E R SYSTE M sented the cake to Hutchison tional Football League quar­ “on behalf of everyooa” aa IS A GOOD IN V E S T M E N T terbacks are beginning to en­ th* former Detroit Tigers' pitcher celebrated hla 49th vy Den Meredith of the Dal­ las Cowboys who haa two of IT 18 PROPERLY DESIGNED. birthday. Hutchison, who hai been un­ th* beet targets In th* league LET US HELP YOU PLAN THE dergoing treatment for can­ this year—Buddy Dial and MOOT EFFICIENT AND ECONOMICAL cer, wa* aerraaded by Cincin­ Tommy McDonald. Someone recently naked SYSTEM TO MEET YOUR NEEDS — nati and Lae Angeles players a a well a* a local choral Meredith how we will choose group knows aa the Village between McDonald and Dial. AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO YOU! Meredith replied: "Aw, I’ll Voice*. Just threw th* long ball down Safety lenses are shatter- the middle aad y*Q *Get It resistant, whereas ordinary babies.'" eyeglass lenses are not, beTake off sunglasses at dusk, caui* the safety lens Is treat W E H A V E M OVED! ad in a special furnace and cautions th* Notional Society NEW LOCATION RIGHT ACROSS STREET then chilled rapidly, similar to for the Prevention o f BlindISO N. FRENCH AVE. tha way ataal is hardened, nee*, lae. Sunglasses should points out tb* National Society not ha wars for driving at SANFORD. FLA. 322-5411 for th* Prevention of BUad- night or for watching televi­ "Headquarter* For Sprinkler Systems" sion. International League Southern League Sanford By Curt Block UPI Sports Writer Sounde like the Yenkeee of old. Eliton Howard wasn’t try­ ing to hit a hom# run - but Legion Tourney Begins Second Round Of Play 92-pound beauty wan landed by Arnold Moses, o f Newberry, S. C., the -l-yenr-old’a grandfather, o ff Topsail Reach, N. C. Seminole American Cincy Departs On Road Trip Without Hutch Rosalia Tharaday Night Baptist Sunday School v*. Bap­ tist Brotherhood, ppd. grounds STANDINGS Altamonte Springs 9 0 Bear Lake Casselberry 0 Baptist Sunday School 0 Baptist Brotherhood 0 Lake Mary • Longwood 9 Sanlando Springs 0 Games Monday Night Baptist Sunday School v*. Longwood Casselberry v*. S a n l a n d o Springe Florida Slate Stetson Sets Cage Schedule Boat-A-Cade Set For September STAUNTON, Va. (UPI) — The second round of tha American L e g i o n baseball championships f o r District Three kicks off today with West Palm Beach tackling Cayce, S. C. Athens, Ga., plays Tusca­ loosa, Ala., and Charlotte, N. C., takes on Churchland, Va. In Thursday's action, Ath­ ens scored four runs in the top of the ninth lo edge West Palm Beach 9-4. Charlotte, on th* throwing arm of John Richard! who al­ so walloped the game's only four-bagger, took Cayce, 8-4. Dick Balderson struck out nine and scattered four hits to hand Churchland a 4-0 shut­ out over Tuscaloosa. Fight Results did, and lefty AI Downing wasn’t sharp - but won. Howard cama to bat with two out, two on and tha acor* knotted at 2-2 in th* eighth Inning Thursday night ahd drilled a Gary Peters' curve ball 410 faat Into tha left • canter field bullpen at Yankee Stadium to glva th* Yankees a 6-2 victory over tha White Sox. "You don't go for a homer In that situation,” tha Amer­ ican League's most valuable player of 1963 aald afterward. "I Just wanted a base hit to win It but I knew It was gone when I hit It." Downing went all th* way, as Patera did, and waa reach­ ed for 10 hits, th* moat ha has allowed In any gama this season. "I’va had better atuff. 1 wasn't a* sharp ae I’ve been in some other games," tha 24year • old southpaw explain­ ed whila making it clear ha was pleased with th* victory. "I didn’t have my good fast ball and I rouldn't gat th* ball where I wanted it at time*.” Th* defeat dropped th* White Sou thre- games behind the pennant • hopeful Balti­ more Orioles. Baltimore crushed Boston 7-1, Minnesota defeated De­ LOS ANGELES (UPI) Danny Valdes, 126, Los Ange­ les, knocked out Sugar Zatar•in, 12714, Torreon, Mexico (•). LIVERPOOL, England (UPI) — Johnny Preicott, 19444, Birmingham, Eng., out­ pointed Brian London, 214V4, Blackpool, Eng. (10). SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI) Paulle Armstead, 138, Loi Angeles, outpointed Lula Mo­ lina 13744, San Joa* (10). troit 6-2, and tha National League leading Philadelphia Phillies suffered a 2-1 setback at tha hands of tho Chicago Cub* in Thursday’* only oth­ er major league action. The Orioles Jumped on Bos­ ton starter BUI Monbouquetta for five runs In the first In­ ning and then coasted to vietory behind th* combined fiva. hit pitching of Robin Roberta and St« Miller. Brooka Rob­ inson baited hla 17th homar of tha campaign to highlight tha five run uprising. Tha fi­ nal two Baltlmora runs scor­ ed In tha fourth on an Infield grounder with tha bases load­ ed aa tha Rad Box were caught napping. Tha Twins scored all tha'r runs in tha first two Innings •a Camllo Pascual picked np 12th victory In 21 decisions. Rookie Tony Oliva had two hits, including hla 27th hom­ ar, to hika hla league • lead­ ing batting avers ga to .853. Cub righthander E r n I a Broglio stopped the Phils on three hits for hla fourth eon•acutlra win. Ernla Banka had a homar for Chicago in tha second and tha Cubs added two more In the third on three •Ingles, an error and a double play. Tha loss cut Philadel­ phia's lead to 844 games over idla San Frsnelsco. LOOK! IN N E R SP R IN G M ATTRESS R E N O V A T IO N SPECIAL • Cleaning A Processing Felt • Brand New Cover f*r Mattress • Brand New Inaaletlow where needed Seminole Summer *M 5 0 DELAND — Stetjon Univer­ ALSO: New Mattresses, Bos Springs, Hollywood Beds, sity Baikctball Coach Glenn Odd Siie* and King Bit* Beds Mad* To Order at Factory Prtcsa! Wllkos haa announced a 29game baakctbeli schedule for hla Hatters during the 1944-65 B E D D IN G CO. season. 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There wasn’t a bubble gum-carrying pilcher worth hla bubble who didn't claim at least three of them. Know what they call a alow ball now? A change-up. The trouble is the players today don’t have the slightest idea what tha REAL game Is all about. How on earth can n lefthanded batter really get the feel of It when he never faces a left-handed pitcher? We h id to bat against Red Weir who could pitch with either arm. If he h id ever made the big leagues he might have destroyed baseball. Or at least given today's platoonlng man­ agers a brain hernia, • ■ • Wa never changed pltcberi when I played the game. That was because the pitcher was the guy who owned the b ill. The catcher, who had the only maik In tha neighbor­ hood (hla mom gave him the bird cage to wear over his head after the canary died), would come out to complain, “ Red, I think you're losing your stuff.1' Just because they got 20 runs off him that In­ ning. “ Whose ball we using?" Red asked him. “ Yours," the catcher confessed. "Then 1 ain't losing my stuff." If you lost the ball in the weeds you continued with a stocking ball or a tennis ball. You could make a tennis ball do things a moth couldn't do. But the batten were not afraid because they knew It couldn't hurt them. The ball that lost Its cover became mummified in fric­ tion tape or while surgical tape to make it look like a new one. You didn’ t pitch It, you shot-putted It. But nobody ever got a sore arm. Our catcher stood about IS feet back of the batter and caught the ball on one bounce, t-'oul tipi he caught in hla teeth. • • • ; I ' ; And what do big leaguers today know o f pressure? Did they ever have to play short•top and watch their kid sis­ ter at the seme time? REAL pressure Is when you're com ­ ing up to bat in tha ninth with the bases loaded and two outs and some kid eomes running down the street and aays, "H ey, isn't that your lister hanging from Shorty's garage n »f? " You never lost your star players because of injuries. But mothers sure could decide the pennant race. We lost tnore games because a win­ dow would fly up and a moth­ er's voice would boiler, “ Red, you get home and clean up your bedroom I" And there went another bail game. I'd like to see Willie Mays or Roger Haris play his best ball while half listening for his mother's voice. There was no right field hitting when a player ahortsge developed and the team at bat had to provide the catcher. No, they ju it don't know the REAL game of baseball the way we do. Game On T V ; LOS ANGELES (U PI) — The National Football Lea­ gue exhibition game between the Cleveland Browna and the Los Angeles Rams at tha Col­ iseum Saturday night will be ! televised by Sporle Network, Inc., to a special web o f etaUone extending from Califor­ nia to Pennsylvania. Kahehe Cut HOUSTON (U PI) — Tho louston Oilers Thursday cut :S0 • pound Hilt Kahshe, a ackla from Oregon, and tddad frea agent Bobby Rtnn if Florida State. By Julian Stenstrom Herald Sport* Editor While not mandatory, Sem­ inole High School's 1964 foot­ ball team prospects will begin workouts Tuesdsy at t h e school's Buddy Lawson Field. Head Coach Jim Pigott ex­ plained the situation In this manner: "Workouts for next week will be optional for the var­ sity letermen who will be re­ turning for this year's squad. However," Pigott went on to say, "we'll be expecting them on the 24th, the following Monday for sure," Ai for non-varsity pros­ pects, Pigott said that he and his assistant coaches, Dick Williams and Jim McCoy, have "strongly" suggested that these youngsters report Tuesdsy. Pigott anounced that he and his staff have scheduled sin­ gle daily workouts—all after­ noon sessions. They will get under way, he said, at 3 p.m. Pigott said that the latest information available to him indicated that there would be about 21 returning varsity lettermen. When asked about the tough slate he faces when Semin­ ole's football squad become a full-fledged member o f the Metro Conference and will meet seven Metro schools, ha declared: “ We're going to have a pretty good football team. We've got some excellent ma­ terial returning and I'm con­ fident our boys will give those Metro schools plenty of trou­ ble.” Seminole opens Its 10-game schedule on Sept. II at Titus­ ville. Then it will play Colon­ ial, Evans, Edgcwster, Boone, Winter Park, Bishop Moore, Lyman and Oak Ridge — in (hit order—before hitting an open data on Nov. 20. The Tribe will close out Its season on Nov. 23 with DeLand. Pigott still plana to oper­ ate a vanity squad of 34 players—with the team divid­ ed into three units. “ When one unit," says Pigott, "makes a mistake we're plan­ ning lo put in a new unit im­ mediately. We might change our minds about this but right now that'a our plan." Anglers In Area Win $10,000 In Fishing Derby Scott and Lions Look For Fine Oviedo Season Copeland Plans Is! Greyhound Drill Monday Baby Seminoles Start Tuesday Monday afternoon H e a d By Jim Bacchus Coach Arthur Scott will greet Herald Sports Writer tha Oviedo High School Lions With a record of 29 games lo ci is opened tha 1963 season The Lyman High School when coaches and players behind them without a single at Seabreeie High in Daytona Greyhounds sre scheduled to ronven# at Courier Field for toss, Ralph Slump! and John Beach and the two baby clubs get fill football practice ses­ the initial workout o f the Colbert, bead coach and assist­ fought to a scoreless Ue. sions under way in Longwood 1964 gridiron campaign. ant coach, respectively, of the “ I was surprised later in at 3 p.m. Monday afternoon In Scott will ba in action for Seminole High JayVecs, atari the season," said Stumpf, preparation for thia season's tha first time alnca ha wai work Tuesday afternoon In "when 1 found out that right gridiron campaign. elevated from asilatant roach preparation for a six game after our game with Seabreeie, Head Coach Richard Cope­ lo the helm of the Lion gridschedule that wilt pit the club 11 men on the Sandcrab'a land plans to use the opening men last spring. against some of the best Jay- baby team were moved to drill for reviewing members Further, Scott h i m s e l f Vee talent tn the Metro Con­ the varsity and they complet­ of the squad on their respec­ rlalma that thia will be the ference. ed the season on the big tive assignments and Instruct­ finest football team Oviedo The little Seminoles will team." ing backs and ends on the haa fielded In hla short grid open Sepl. 24 at Winter Park Sumpf also remarked, " I club's running snd passing history. It will be the third and on subsequent date* will didn't feel *0 bad. then, about patterns. season for the Oviedo school. meet Boone there, Colonial coming out of that one with Copeland alio intends to For the present time, Scott here, Oak Ridge here, Evans a scoreless tie." check the physical condition will be coaching the Lions by here, and close out the season When asked If be was aim­ of each boy during the initial himself. However, Dick Prater a I Edgcwster. ing to keep that record intact, week of practices. will be working with the junRtumpf said that this season Stumpf declared: Last season's Greyhound or high Lion Cub*. Prater the Jay Vee tilts will be play­ “ We're going to try as hard grlddcrs cnmpilrd a record wai recently named tn the ed on Thursdays. Some of ■a we ca n !" of three wins against six loss­ athletic faculty by Oviedo the games will be afternoon Stumpf tan't exactly aura es. However, the eleven was school officials. affairs. ‘ Rut our home games Just what he’ll have In the handicapped during the major Scott'* reason for anticipat­ against Colonial, Osk Ridge way of talent this season, other BASEBALL TWIST — Los Angeles Angels’ portion of the season by in­ ing a top-notch season Is that and Evans, will be played at than the prospects do appear catcher Tom Sntrinno twists unit turns ns ho juries to many of Copelsnd's PHILLY HURLER Jim tha Lions lost but one man night at Sanford's Memorial to be good, He has quite a reaches over the first base wall to grab a high key players. from last year’s scrappy Stadium. bit of promising talent coming foul fly o ff the bat of Sox' Ed It reason ml during Expected lo return for this II it n n i n g shown the eleven. Dark for another eraGoing into this season, up from Sanford Junior High a game at Boston’s Fenway l ’nrk. season’s effort sre five young­ form w h i c h enabled son will be quarterback Jim Stumpfs charges have won School where last season's sters from last year's starting him to throw the first Courier. 23 games and tied one. Brave club had a tremendous eleven. Among the list of p e r f e c t 11a will be eupported by i r n mo in The one tie came when the gridiron record. those not returning, however, modern mnjor league such etalwarla a* end and The JayVeea will begin is fullback Les Lyle—one of linebacker Rex Brooke, full­ STRONG HOLD workouts at 3 p. tn. Monday. the Greyhounds' star perform­ history and to become back Ted Belhorn who Is be­ NEW YORK — (NEA) — Slump! has extended a call mainstay on the ing moved to hia new ipot ers. Lyle's family has moved a The United States has won to ill boys who have not had to Daytona Beach and it is pitching corps which is from hia end position last ail but six of the Wlghtman any varsity experience and to underatood that the promising season, tackle Billy Murphy, Cup matches since the com­ so effectively keeping new students in tha area as back will tie atending Main­ (he Phtindelphinns on right halfback Billy Mikler, petition against Great Britain well as all boys who wero tackla Tim Colbert and guard land High there. top o f the current Najunior high student* last year. began in 192.1. By Joe Green The Colts-Lions game will When asked about the pros­ tionnl League race. Way ns Jacobi among others. UPI Sports Writer pit two teams who provided pects for the forthcoming “ Thry’re all back but onr," Four professional football NFL fans with some thrilling season, Copeland stated that said Scott, “ and that boy is Harry Gouge who m o v e d games kick off the second football last week. Ualtimorc's due to the fact that Lyman la now a member of the tough away." second string quarterback weekend of pre-season con­ Orange-Belt Conference and Scott said tha youngsters Red Converlihle. The redrst on# around anywhere. tests tonight, with teams in Gary Couuo came off (he looked exceptionally good in bench with the score tied to many of his boys are Inex­ both leagues seeing action. He n 'real spurt’ and drive thia sport* Job. spring drills and “ I'm confi­ spark a Colts victory and the perienced, he is anticipating a In the National League tunedent the boys will b* just as Lions nipped the Redskins In long, hard season. He feels upe, the Fittiburgh Stcclcrs that It will be a few weeks— sharp this fall. I understand the closing moments of play. open their exhibition season soma of ths fellow* have put Buffalo's rookie place-kick- at least—before he ran begin at Allentown, Pa. against the on weight and w* should he cr Pete Gogolak should help to determine the strength of Your Friendly Ford Dealer Philadelphia Eagles (0-1) and DAYTONA REACH — The tough." draw fans on the strength of his forces. 322-1481 Sanford W. Park 644-8916 the Baltimore Colts (1-0) Tiie 'Hounds will open the man to brat in the annual Tha Lions will lie gearing his record 57-yard field goal travel to Detroit to lake on last week against the Jets. 1904 slate Sept. 2S when they RCCA divisional championship their workuuta for tha open­ the Lions, also undefeated. Gogolak, from Cornell, kicks meet the Ocoeo Cardinals on races at Daytona Internation­ ing gamo Sept. 26 when they Undefeated Kansas Cily the latter's home grounds. al Speedway on Sept. 6-6, ia open a n l n a - g a m * slate his field goals soccer style. meets the Rills at Buffalo and But, the most interesting The following week ths Grey­ tho man who couldn't be against C r e s c e n t City in the Oakland Raidera and Den­ Remember game this weekend will in­ hounds will travel to Apopka beaten tail year. Oviedo. On subsequent week­ ver Broncos, both looking (or Ha ia Charlia Kolb, the ends they will lie meeting volve the Giants ami Packers. before they meet Titusville In th ose their first win. play at Denver, leather-fined Miami Umatilla, Ocoee, Crystal Riv­ A Hie Sherman's Injury rid­ the school's first home contest lean, in American League (ilU. den crew will be seeking lo Oct. 9. driver who atreaked to vic­ er, Clermont, Melbourne Cen­ All other pro teams with the Alto on t h e Greyhound tory in threa races last year, tral Catholic, D u n n a 11 o n, avenge last year’# exhibition exception of the AFL's New loss as well as the two defeats schedule this season for the including the preetigioue Paul Frostproof a n d Clearwater York Jets and Boston Patriots In the NFL title game. Al­ first lime in a number of Whiteman Trophy HlO-miler. Central Catholic. see action Saturday night with though veteran Y, A. Tittle years sre the Semlnoles of Driving a Lotus 23, K0II1 "That’* an Indication," suld the feature attraction being will be calling the signals for Sanford. Their two clubs are showed his exhaust stacks to Scott, “ that we’ve got a tough at Green Bay where the Pack­ New York, it will be a tough slated to clash at Lyman's tha top aporl* car chauffeurs row to hoe to gel through er# host the New York Gients, battle all the way for the field Nov. 6. in the South, and in the that kind of a schedule but their opposition In the NFL'a Giants since Frank Gifford, Whiteman rare averaged 04.1 H right now wa believe we've title game in 1961 and 1062. Aaron Thomas, Del Shofner miles per hour for a now rec­ got ths horses to pull the of your vataUoa The Eagles, whipped by the and Joe Walton are suffering ord. load.” Steeters last year tn a protrip lest summerT minor injuries and will be out Kolb has abandoned tha Hcott'a big difficulty is the season contest, spoiled Pitts­ of action. Lotus for a Poraeha RSK thia fact that he will have little burgh's run for the Eastern The world champion Chicago year and sayi ha haa high depth. Becausa of the site of Division pennsnt by tying them Bears engage the Washington hope* of repealing his sweeps tha student liody, the Lion twice. Redskins at Richmond in their of a year ago. Kolb alio mentor will have a squad of Ed Brown, an 11 year NFL first NFL exhibition game hopes to drive a Formula V in only 18 to 20 men. In a situa­ vctcrin, will quarterback the since defeating the College tha 60-mila race for V'a and tion such aa this injuries Steelere, who will have one Cool Comfort All Summer Lons! All-Stirs, in other games Sat­ NEW YORK (U PI) - Top Formula Jr'a that will share could prnva serious not only rookie, halfback Paul Martha urday night, the Injury plagued heavywright contender Doug the spotlight with the White- to tha youngster but the en­ of Pitt, in their lineup. The We Will Air Condition Lw Angeles Rams will try to Jonrs of New York risks his man Trophy race on Sunday, tire club. Eagles will miss the services Mont Popular American topple the Cleveland Browns prestige tonight against a late Kept. 6. Tha Miamian ia a But the Liona surprised of quarterback Norm Snead, ami the Dallas Cowboys meel Cant. Prices Start substitute, Billy Daniels, who master of these mighty mid­ everyone by winning four halfback Timmy Brown, and AS LOW AS INSTALLED the San Francisco Forty Nln- gave Doug an uncomfortably gets. Hr proved this by win­ games last season and almost flanker Red M tck, who are ere i t Portland, Ore. close fight 14 months ago. ning tha Formula V race nipped tha Eustla Panthera In • Price Doea Not Include Salee Tax. injured. The lone AFL contest Satur­ They are slated for 10 na­ aguinsl an international field the big one. A t halftime the day night matches the San tionally televised rounds at during (hr Nassau "Speed llttia Oviedo eleven led Eustla Diego Chargers and Houston Madison .Square Garden. Weeks" Isst December. Koib by one point and nearly de­ Oilers, at Little nock. Ark., Daniels of New York, 27, is also won the RCCA national feated the Lake County elevwith a crowd of 30,000 expect­ substituting for tall Tony Formula Jr. titla In I960. en. ed to be on hand. Along! of Hollywood, FIs., who Eight rsres are scheduled had to withdraw tarly Thurs­ fur the two-day meet, which OVER 35 Y E A R S day because of painful chips alii acts soma o f Hie faslcet, W. I.. Pet. GB At Flret * Palmetto in hit right elbow. fineit spuria cats in the Baltimore .... 72 43 .626 (Alongside old poet office) Unranked Danialt, who had Routh. Four racee will ba run Chlcego ------69 46 .600 S W. L. Pet. GB been doing preliminary train­ Hept. 6, and four Kept. 6. The New York .... 67 46 .698 3 Vi Philadelphia 67 44 .604 ing for a Sept. 7 fight with Speedway’* No, 1 and No. 2 Los Angeiea 60 67 .613 13 San Fran. __ 66 49 .670 3 4 contender Cleveland Williams courses will lia used. Tha lat­ Detroit .... .... 69 69 .600 14 Vi Cincinnati .... 6.1 62 .543 n at Houston. Tex., quickly ac­ ter combine* on* of the Minnesota ... 66 60 .483 164 Pittsburgh 60 61 .641 7 cepted the return match with Speedway's high-bunked turns, Cleveland___ 64 61 .470 18 St. Louis ...... 60 63 .631 8 Jones, also 27. long bark stretch, and tha Boston -------- 63 63 .467 194 Milwaukee ... 68 64 .618 9 4 • Carpels • Furniture winding infield road. Open 6 Days A Week 308 E. First 81. Washington - 46 72 .390 2 7 4 Lob Angeles 66 66 .600 114 Tha Speedway opana for • Tile • I'ianoe W. Park Ml 4-8916 Ph. 322-1481 Kansas City 42 72 .368 2 9 4 Chicago ------ 63 69 .473 144 registration and technical in­ • Rental Beds Thursday's Results Houston ....... 48 68 .414 2 14 DETROIT — (N E A ) — spection on Sept. 4. Minnesota 6, Detroit 3 Now York 36 79 .307 3 34 Earl Morrall and Milt Plum, New York 6, Chicago 2 Thursday’s Results the Detroit Liona' quarter­ Baltimore 7, Boston I Chicago 3, Philadelphia 1 backs, are ranked first and Only games scheduled Only gam* scheduled third in the all-time National ST. LOUIS (U PI) — Bill Friday’s Game* • Friday's Csmni Football League record book* Rhsrmsn, former Boston Cel­ Lo* Angeles at Waahlngton 2, Pittsburgh at Chlragu, 2 twi-night Philadelphia at New York 2, for fewest passes Intercepted. tic star, haa been hired to pro­ The record Is based on 1,000 vide comment on the broad­ New York at Baltimora IN) twi-night or more attempts. Chrago at Boston (N ) cast* and telecasts of tha St. Milwaukee at San Francisco f • Detroit at Kansas City (N ) Morrall has allowed Just 83 Louis Hawks' gam* in the Na­ Cincinnati at Houston (N j Cleveland at Minnesota (N ) t Vl-y St. Louis at Lot Angeles (N ) interceptions while plum has tional Baaketball Association. Saturday's Games allowed 71. John Brodie of Ha resigned earlier thia week Saturday's Gamra Detroit at Kansas City, twi­ Philadelphia at New York Ran Francisco is sscond with ae baskatball coach at L01 light Angeles Stale College. 64. (N j Cleveland at Minnesota Pittsburgh at Chicago Los Angeles at Washington St- Louia at Lot Angeles New York at Baltimora (N ) Cincinnati at Houston (N ) Chicago at Boston Milwaukee at San Francisco CALL (N ) Ip S llI Four Tilts Tonight Kickoff Grid Slate RC3-U. Here's a Karmann-Ghia Kolb Is Favored To Win In SCCA Race At Daytona Strickland-Morrison, Inc. Doug Jones And Billy Daniels Fight Tonight TAMPA—Tha 1964 Sehlita Florida Fishing Derby poured more than $10,000 Into pocketa o f Cantral Florida’s Zona 3 sportsmen during tha four months event that closed Fri­ day night, July SI. A tabulation showed yester­ day that tha Sehlita Drawing Company paid $10,860 in the Zone fo r 38$ tagged fish caught and returned to the State Game and Freeh Water Fish Commission and the .State Board o f Conservation fo r scientific studies. Tha Zone Includes the coun­ ties of Semlnols, Brevard, Cit­ rus, Flagler, Lake, Marlon, Orange, Osceola, Sumter and Volusia. J. B. Bailey, a Cartereville, Ga., contractor was the tone’s top award winner, receiving $1,000 fo r a 12-ounce red ■napper caught from a party Iroat o ff Daytona Beach. Three other catches were worth $100 each, three bore $60 tags, end $• paid $26 apiece. In the total were 24 "o ld " tagged ffah that had ■urvived previous Derbies. There were 238 fresh water captures and 146 from salt water by I4S Floridians and 38 visitors. Tho ton# awards railed payment for returns o f tag­ ged fish rselased In all 6? counties of the state to $41,860 for 1.2SS catches In the world’s most extensive fish tagging program. The Derby is continuing in North and West F l o r i d a ' s Zona 4 through August 31. Despite other sons closing!, MONTICELLO, N.Y. (U PI) Sehlita tagged fish are still worth $3 each, redeemable at — Alex ilannum, cnarh of the nearest Schlits wholesaler. tha San Franciaco Warriors, will coach the Weat team in Mohammedan c o n g r a g a the sixth annual benefit game tiona do not use aaati, but alt honoring Maurice Stokes here Aug. 18. or kneel on the floor. American League Coaches West Why Not Enjoy An Air- Conditioned Car This Summer? *265 00 WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS “ Your Friendly Ford Dealer” National League Sanford Furniture Co. Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT A Bit Stingy Sharman Hired STOCK REDUCING SALE! ALL PHILCO W IN D O W U N IT M O V IN G ? (5 YEAR GUARANTEE) ACCURACY COUNTS PITTSBURGH — (N E A )— Bob Friend of the Pittsburgn Pirates was the top control artist in the National League in 1963, allowing just 44 walks in 269 Innings for a 1,47 base on balls average. A IR CONDITIONERS M O V I N G A ND S T O R A G E C O .. INC FA 5 0 4 C irlcy Avt-. 2 - 9 5 1 1 S . i nf o l d , Fl.t. *149 00 AND UP Southern Air 2513 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. �1 . .. . r l i (j s I V -J f•» a A* ! U, : ; inis* m\ t‘*8 ?j ;rhl ' ~’ *' ■' - W * Mrs. Harry Woodruff Compliments Miss McDaniel At Bridal Luncheon The lovely Kerry Woodruff home on Elliott Avenue was tramformed Into ■ splendid floretum recently i t en claborate bridal luncheon honor­ ing M in Marilyn McDaniel, lovely bride-elect of David fl. King. Mr*. Ray Herron and her daughter, Mr*. Curtii Either (Judy Herron) attiitcd Mrt. Woodruff at gracious cohoitcitea. Artistic floral arrangement* adorned the reception room* featuring p i n k carnation*, MRS. THOMAS F. MCDANIEL nnd her <|siiKlitcr Mfan Marilyn McDaniel, seated, are enjoying an elaborate bridal luncheon given Marilyn at the gracious Elliott Avenue homo o f Mrn. Harry Woodruff. Standing from the left are Mrtt. Ray Herron, her daughter, Mr*. Curtin Finhcr (Judy Her­ ron), who nerved an co-hontcnHcn and Mrn. Woodruff, hontenn. pink and white mum* and lovely multi - colored fate* grown by Mr*. W. G. Flem­ ing of Tavares. Individual table* wera cov­ ered tn cutwork doth* and centered with dainty arrange­ ment* o f white prince** La Franca hlbiicu*. Centering the bride-elect’* table, which wa* covered In an exquialts heirloom hand embroidered cut work cloth edged in intricate hand made laca wa* an antique, hand etched illver basket with a crystal bowl containing a beautiful arrangement of blu* and white mum* and tube rose* combined with fern sprayed white. Rrldal place card* marked the guest*' places. The buffet held silver cof­ fee service flanked on either aide by three branched silver candelabra holding tall white tapers Interspersed with nose­ gay* o f lily of the valley edg­ ed in frilly lace and net and showered with tiny whit* sa­ tin streamer*. Gift* of her chosen china and a white carnation corsage were presented to the honoree by the hostesses. Others attending were Mr*. Thomas F. McDaniel, mother o f the bride-elect, and the Mmes. Tom Ilowden (Frances Strickland), -M. R. Strickland, John Ivey, Ronald Lindsey (Kay Ivey), Jamea Crapps, Henry Wight, W. A. Kratsert, Algio Speer, Sidney Ives, John Galloway, Roy Mann, Wallace Philips, Russell Pear­ son, Mildred Kirby, and Mr*. Wade Rucker. Also Mrs. K. C. Waldheim o f Maitland and Mrs. W. G. Fleming of Tavares. Also th e Misses Ann Crapps, Pat Wight, Rose Kratsert and Helen Mann. Mrs. Robert A. Williams Hostess To Bridal Luncheon Feting Miss Ludwig Mr*. Robert A. William* of i while carnation corsage from course was served consisting I ed relishes, hot roils, coffee of melon ball appetiser, chick-] and iced tea, complemented Valencia Drive wa* hostessI the hostess, Imperial A delicious salad luncheon|cn salad, potato «*lad, assort with petit fours Iced in white a •recently at t h e V with yellow roses and lime House to a bridal luncheon sherbet. m honoring Miss Judy Ludwig, « Judy wai attired in a smart brlde-elcct of Glynn Hodge*. blue and while atriped silk The luncheon table, covered sheath, and Mrs. Williams* in white damask, was center­ frock was fashioned from hot ed with a floral arrangement pink eyelet. o f while and yellow glsd* and The brlde-elcct received a dainty pom pom* in * silver lovely set of white Madeira bowl accented on either side Linen guost towels from the by silver candelabra contain­ hostese. ing tall while taper*. Others attending were Mrs. Mr*. William* presented the W. F. Ludwig of New York guests with miniature white City, Mrs. D. C. Ludwig, awans filled with delicate Miss Carolyn Martin of At­ daisies, which marked their lanta, Miss Patti Glenn John­ At— places. Judy's place wa* son, Mrs. K. L. Berry and marked with a miniature Mra. M. G. Hodges, mother of bride doll made by Mrs. Wil­ the future groom. V * liams, and ahe received a U *41 3 j .1 Welcome Wagon Senior Girls Club Meets With Enjoy Delightful Mrs. M. Wright Beach Vacation The Welcome Wagon Club of Sanford held the regular monthly meeting recently at the home of Mr*, Marvin Wright with the president, Mrs. Waller Blevins, presid­ rra ing over the meeting, and minutes were read from the recent council meeting in Win­ ter Park. It wai voted to change elec­ tion of officers from April to November with installation of officers to be held In Decem­ ber, Welfare projects were discussed and donations will tic made to the Juvenile Coun­ cil of Senford, Seminole Coun­ ty, as well a* the family, Die club hai cared for In recent V •* ** • years. The next council meeting will be held In Ocali on Sep tember 18, and all member* ere urged to attend. For fur(her Information, contact Mr* Robert Thornell at 323-0308 or Mrs. Marvin Wright at 322 2393. -4* Mra. Robert Thornell will 4t serve ea hostess for the next meeting at her borne, 430 Satauma Drive, on Tuesday, Aug II, at 10 a.m. MRS. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, left, wnn honten* nt the Imperial Hottne to a lirhtnl luncheon lionnrinic MI** Judy Ludwig, right, lovely brideelect of Glynn Hodgea. Rehearsal Dinner Is Held Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Korgan entertained at a re­ hearsal dinner honoring Mist Janet Johnson and Michael Korgan on the eve of their wedding, Monday, Aug. 10, at the Trade Winds Cafeteria In Casselberry. Members of the wedding party other than the honored were Miss Lorraine St. Clair, Columbus, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson, Lakeland; Miss Susan Hiers, Athens, Ga.; Richard Korgan, Little Rock, Ark.; Rev. and Mrs. Hugh Booth, DeBary; Mra. Robert Bruce and Mi*s Leslie Bruce, Uva Oak. Also Miss Donna Peters, Miss Cheryl Johnson, Miss Merritt Phillips, Christopher ltausch, Gary Griffith, Ed­ ward Korgan Jr., Jamea P. Turner, Rev. and Mra. Char­ les Hogg, Mr, and Mrs. Clif­ ford Johnson, Mr. and Mra. W. L. Hires, Mra. Jamea P. Turner and Mra. R. E. Carroll. Seven girls recently apent a delightful week at Daytona Beach at the Marest Apart menti before entering Semin ole High School a i seniors this year. They had a "blast" with all the entertainment the beach offers, ineluding surfing, and ■re already planning a aim liar vacation for next year. Enjoying the fun-filled week were the Mime* Donna Col­ lins, Susan Perkins, Melanie Williams, Marion Weber, Su san Piercy, Cherie Pennington and Carol Torrei. Also a for mer Sanfordite, Mlsa Valerie Atkinson, spent a few days with the group before return Ing to her home In Virginia. Chaperone* were Mr*. W. E. Klinefelter, Mr*. C. L. Col­ lin* and Mr*. K. T. Harrison. VSr Vaaferl thla I N I Chary Impel* — Y-8 — 4 doer **d*a. All prnrar. II aparklaa from bumper to bumper. WEARING BRAND NEW Fall Fabrics Y O U ’LL BE CAM PUS BOUND AND MRS. RALPH PETERS, right, wna a recent hostess at her Sunset Drive home to a miscellaneous bridal shower complimenting Miss Janet John­ son, bride-elect of Michael Korgan. From the left are Mrs. Edward Korgan, Michael’s mother, Mrs. Clifford Johnson, mother of the honoree, Miss Johnson, and Mrs. Harold Hiers, co-hostess. a < 1/3 Miss Janet Johnson Honoree a O f A Miscellaneous Shower in M in Janet Johnson, brideelect of Michael Korgan, was recently complimented with a bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Ralph Peter* on Sunset Drive with Mrs. Harold liter* serving ai co-hostess. The guests enjoyed bridal games and contest* and ad- T h e Sabatinis Visit Colorful Southern Spots By Maryann Mile* Mr*. Jame* Sabatinl and daughter, Adrienne, of High­ land Street In Altamonte Spring* have returned from a most interesting vacation. They motored to Guy Lom­ bardo's famous “ Port-0 -Call" and from there to St. Peters­ burg Beach, where they saw a floor ihow at the Colony Reatiurant. On Monday they Journeyed to Miami and were gucats a* Die fabulous Fontainebleau Hotel, which they found so ex­ citing they did not leave the hotel during their four days there. Later they departed for Fort Lauderdale to Pier 06, and at the Castaway viewed a Polynesian floor ahow. They also toured the studios of "Surfside 8." Inclement weather prevent­ ed a trip to the Evcrgladea, and they slopped cn route *t Elinor Village, where they were Joined by Mr, SabiUnl and another daughter and her family, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Dickinson and Adrienne, of Bear Like. Other visitors at the beach were Mr. and Mr*. Bob Paul* sen and Mr. and Mr*. Law­ rence Pcttinatl and daughter*, Missy and G1G1, of Howell Park. Personals Your Herald Society Editor and her daughter, Mia* Mary L. Williams, have recently returned from Asheville, N. C., where they were called due to the death at husband and father. They express genuine gratitude for the warm kindness and considera­ tion shown by their many friendi during their tlma of sorrow. Mrs. William Lucas and son, Alan Lucas, of Tangerine Drive, will depart thia week end for California to visit their daughter and sister, Mr. and M n. Howard Billy, and family and other relatives and friends. miring the lovety girl* a* they were opened by the hon­ oree. Centering the icrving table, which wa* overlaid in ahecr lace, was a colonial arrange­ ment of pink rosea. Sparkling pink punch wa* served with the beautiful cake, adorned with pink sugar wedding belli, lavited guests were Mrs. Clifford Johnson, mother of the bride-elect, Mrs. Edward Korgan, mother of the future groom, and the Mmes. Cy Porrault, W. L. Hiers, James P. Turner, R. E. Carroll, Douglas fioicc, A. E. Dobson, Fred Covsley, J. B. Hiers, Cur­ tis Lavender, B. S. Hinson and Walter Bohsnnon. Also Mrs. Herbert Sikes, Orlando; Mrs. B. K. Hardison, Longwood; Mrs. Holden Da­ vid, Altamonte Springs, and Mrs. Russell Cleland, Tamps. Also the Misses Donna Pe­ ters, Sylvia Williams, Audrey Hiers, Dcttina Vale, Judy Lav­ ender and Toni Lavender. Also Miss Lorraine St. By Jane Casselberry Clair, Columbus, Ohio; Mlsa Valorie Shea, daughter of Susan Hiers, Athens, Ga., and Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Shea Miss Linda Cleland, Tampa. of Ut N. Triplet Drive, Cas­ selberry, returned home last week by Jet from the north where she apent a six-week vacation visiting friends and relative*. She rode to Connecticut with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lovell of Fern Park who viiitcd telBy Mrs. Frank While < atlves there. She then travel­ Linda Washer and Jeffrey i/i ed to North Wolcott, N. Y., to stay with her maternal grand­ Thursam celebrated t h e i r father, Rev. Ward Luik. She birthday* last Thursday at the attended camp meetings (or DeBary Freezette. Linda la two weeks at Elim Bible In­ the daughter of Mrs. Edwina Washer of DeBary and Jeff­ cn stitute at Lima, N. Y. Valorie, who has a lovely rey is the son of Mr. and singing voice, was asked to Mrs. Hank Thursam of De­ sing at the Women’s Night Bary. Enojylng Linda’ s w h i l e Service and also served as an birthday cake with pink frost­ usherette. She was a guest of old fam­ ing and Jeff’ * chocolate cake ily friends, Mr. and Mra. with white icing and the gift Vincent LaPiama, of North exchange were Rite Peacock, Hornell, N. Y., and of her un­ Shirley Drier, Steve Jackson, cle, W. R. Luik, in Gaines, Edith Bruce, Jennie Drier, Pearl Smith, Billy Heneglian, Ta, H eater Justinger, Laura In Utica, N. Y ., she was the and Geraldine guest of Rev. C. Odour who Thursam drove her to the home of her Wood. uncle, Rev. W. A. Lusk, in Mt. Airy, Md. Valorie Shea Home From Jet Flight North Joint Birthday Celebration Held For DeBary Duo SPECIAL! T h e Savagettes T o Picnic Monday THE LATEST REG. |4.U »3» MACHINE WASHABLE CORDUROY 210 S. PARK AYR. n u n iL Gifts - Carta 218 I . First St. THE | * 79‘ 79 FULL ROLLS SI.19 YARD QUALITY " YD. * WHY WEAR OUT SEARCHING? pp Full Rolln Shirtwaist Must k v v . Fabulous Selection « ~ a d. 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S o w a ’II ju s t ak ip .__________________________________ Strickland-Morrison, Inc. Your Friendly Ford Dealer 112-1481 Sanford W . Park 844-8818 SEW & SAVE Lead The Pack BackToSchool MAKE C4-64A. Come See and Drive Page 8— Fri. Aug. 14, *841 Vm O Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company FERN PARK, FLA. 112 Magnolia Avenue Phone 822-0918 OPEN M O N D A Y T IL 9 P. M. Commercial . . . RaaMeatlal . . . Industrial Wiring SEW & SAVE N �®l?f We've Not Begun To Fight By Jerry Sheehan Newspaper Enterprise A nn. NEW YORK — ( N E A ) — "Ouch, you're standing on my ear!" With this complaint one of the great myth* of mankind v a i exploded. You cannot tie a how tie like a *hoe|ace— unles*. of course, you tie a •hoelace like a l>o« tie. “ Lie attll,” *a!d our help­ mate. “ How do you expect me to get this tied if you keep m oving?" This routine is inevitable if nobody around the house—In­ cluding yourself—knows how to put together a proper bow tie. You recall that aomehndy once told you to tie it like a shoelace. The trouble is, no­ body ties hi* shoe* at neck level. So you lie on the floor like a shoe and let somebody else Stiff with end to left hand extendlag \Vtm below that la right hand. Held (till front loop with thumb sod (ortrtngsr of lilt hand. Drop long and dow# over front struggle with 1U You're lucky In his neck date back to his if you emerge from one of introduction to th# arcane these ordeals with only a mild science of bow tie tying. case of strangulation. Where, then, lies the Roset­ The next stage In this un- ta stone which unlocks thi happy saga Is a siege before formula? First, get a patient the bathroom mirror. With­ friend who knows how to lie out proper discipline the re­ a bow and is willing tn de­ sulting bungling efforts can vote long evenings to helping only end up with a crumpled you look better. That falling, shirt, obtain a printed direction Thuy tell the story o f thu sheet, follow th* do-it-your­ man who attended his first self lessons carefully and keep black tie affair at the age of a cool head. HEADERS: The pamphlet, 44. lie showed up for the event with s broken rlgnt "An Eye for a Tie,” Illustrat­ thumb, a dislocated l e f t ing the basic maneuvers for shoulder nnd a purple four- several different knots, plus a color co-ordinating chart, is in-hand necktie. For smugness, nothing can available free of charge from rival the confirmed how tie Thr Men’ s Tie Foundation. addict. He mastered the sec­ Send a stamped self-address­ ret years ago and scoffs at ed envelop* to the foundation, leeser mortal*. He doesn't tell 432 Park Ave. South, New you that those knotted veins York. N.Y. 1U01«. Cron longer end avir shorter and p m up through loop. Platt right fareUnger, pointing ep, on batlow hell o( hinging part Pan up behind front k»p and. . . fen* front leep et twwbr doubling up Ihorter end (hanglig) isd piecing eeroti collar points. Pell return*! leep through loot (see illutlretieni. Even ends end tight!*. C U bby • Q sa h DEAR ABBY: Our son never was very good abuut writing, so when h* went into the service w* didn't expect too much In the wsy o f mall from him. After we didn't get one line from him in over six months we got In touch with the American Red Cross, and they sent word to u* that our son bad been d i s c h a r g e d three months ago. Isn't th# Army supposed to send a boy home after he's been dis­ charged? I am sure they are. So why didn't they send nun home? We are Worried. A MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: When a serviceman ia discharged hia transportation home ia paid, but nobody “ takes" him there. The Army is not responsible for a man once he is discharged. Don't worry. A son who doesn't write home once In six months is probably in good health somewhere, enjoying himself. He’ll turn up. • * » DEAR ABBY: Should th* man who CATCHES th* fish have to clean them be­ By Abigail Van Buren fore bringing them home? Or should his wife clean them? LOVES TO FISH DEAR LOVES: If the man fishes for sport, he should be a good sport and clean them himeelf. Rut no fisherman will dean fish If ho'e caught a sucker. • a • DEAR ABBY: My daugh­ ter and her fiance made an appointment to have a talk with our clergyman about plans for their forthcoming marriage. When they came back, they were both dis­ gusted. The first thing the rlvrgyman asked my daugh­ ter was, “ Are you preg­ nant?" She most certainly waa not, but even if she had been, I don't think it would have been any uf his business. I thought clergy­ men were supposed to dis­ cuss tha teachings of the Illhle, and th* proper ex­ ecution of the sacraments. If this is something new, maybe we should have doclor* o f medicine in the pul­ pit. I would like your com­ ments. ALSO DISGUSTED Jacoby There li time whim a falsecard play it practically oblig­ atory. That lx when you want to make a defender think that Ids partner h a s signalled la st follow the numbers. If you begin to turn bine undo the knot end etort again. The come-on rather than atop and Men's Tie Foundation, which compiled these directions, eesiunoo no responsibility for par lead something else. tonal Injury while perform ing the f e e t With 11 high card points and a good five card suit, the South hand Is too powerful j i .i. .wmw for a no-trump opening ctrn if you are one of those play­ [ ers who opens one no-trump with ]R points, South might well have Jumped to three no trump as his rebid after N'orth'a heart The bathtub should be raise, hut he wanted to col­ One of the molt important skimp on basic equipment. If areas In the home often gets you do, you can suffer for deeply enameled cast Iron and lect for hia too honors. West opened the king of the least financial or con­ years with Inadequate serv­ give a solid "thud” when you struction attention. Huw ma­ ice, constant backups. Inade­ hit it with your knuckles. It ny of your friend* skimped quate plumbing can mrnn a shouldn't vibrate when the on tholr plumbing fixture*? difference in the resale value faucet or shower is on. And both tub and shower shuuld Or huw many now know they of your house, too, A good lavatory I* made of be comfortable for all memhave plumbing that gives thickly enameled cast Iron or iter* o f th* family to use. them minimum service? When Installing new plumb­ Although we know plumb­ vitreous china. It will maks You've finally made It and ing !■ very important, It o f­ a sharp click when you strike ing In an older bouse or buy­ the whole family It going for ten gets the short shrift be­ it with a roin. This usually ing a new house In a develop­ a vacation. And dad ii telling cause it is taken for granted. indicates a heavy enamel mat­ ment area, check the drain­ the kid* what all parents want age, sewers or septic tanks. to imprest on tlirlr children. And moit of u* know very ing that can stand wear. Also check under the lava­ Any good interior plumbing little about it. In the long “ So (h*t lids will be a va­ run, it pays to outfit Uio tory bowl to aee If you are can be fouled by Inadequate cation for all of hi," he says, bathroom, kitchen and laun­ getting a auStsble Installation. carry-off. It paya to get thu "w e're going lo have tu make There should be sltu'-off val­ beet Installation you c u n a few rules—Just a few—but dry area properly. Source* In the plumbing In­ ves for both hot and cult! wa­ when buying or building a nobody Is in break them. dustry piss on a few tips that ter supply lines. With tiu.se house. Trying to skimp in "The first one is lint when­ can help. They suggest you you don’t need to shut off plumbing ran rust more mon­ ever you want to go for a aclect a contractor known for all water tn the house for rt» ey then the few dollars you swim or out in the boat, you think you laved. good work nnd that you don't pair*. must report where you're go­ ing. That's for safety and to keep your mother and me from worrying about you whenever you're nut ol light for a while. "The second rule ii (list your mother and I aren't to tie teased when wa lay 'No* to Album of the week— Fane aome request. One ‘No’ Is all before they were to open. By Joan Crosby “ Jack Faar saw us," Dirk tif The IK-ntle* ran rush out you get. Newspaper E n terprise Asen. NEW YORK — (N E A ) — recalls. "Hut there was no to buy thu original mution Tom Smothers looks Ilk* a spot for us on hia show. Thrji picture a<>und track of their young advertising executive another act canceled, and he first movie, "A Hard Day'* and Dick Smothers look* like put ue on the Show. Maybe Night" (United Artists). The • teacher, and that's what we have had It too easy. The muilc, and it really ie music, they both would have been If first two yeara we weren't will delight their ycah-yeahthey hadn’t been accidental making much muney, but wr yrnh fane, Ths movie la a so­ aucressea as folk singing co­ were working steadily. We phisticated spoof of what it’s look around and sea others liks to be a Beetle— some­ medians. Th* Smothers Brothers, who have talent but thiuge thing not too many of ue will By nelea llenneasy whose delightful Mercury al­ just didn't happen to them. over learn first-hand. Newspaper Enterprise More for tesns— "Three bum "I t Must Have Been They don’ t get ih* break." Women'* Editor "It waa only five and a Window roup*" (Columbia) Something 1 Raid” is a fastGirl talk as I recall It waa climbing hit, began singing half yesra ago that we began has th* Rip Chords singing abuut surfing and hut rod- (mail chatter aliout clothei In school in California, where to eing," Tom, 27, says. Dirk, S5, think* they would ding. "Mors Teenage Trian­ and make-up. But now you they were raised. ( “ We were born on Governor's Island *n like to settle down into a tele­ gle" (Colpts) features Paul hava to be an artist before New York," Dirk said. "Our vision series, or make movies Petersen, James Darren and you can talk Intelligently Fabara*. "Groovy about make-up. And without a father was In the Army, and in the future. Comedy albums Shelley Fort Jay, on the island, was for them, he says, era reach­ Goodies” (Colpix) Is a pot­ ■mattering of French, you're the cheapest placs to havs a ing the end. "Our well of ma­ pourri of teen-aged favorites a total loss talking fashion. Take lipstick. You used to terial Is running vary shallow. singing their hits. baby.") buy red If It wai rigid fur Sound sounds—somt fins "W * began with a reper­ Of rourse, we said that after your skin tone, or coral or toire of two sufige, 'Down By our first album, and then we vocals from Anita Bryant In pink. Now you have to tie a "Tha World of Lonely Peo­ the Riverside' and 'It’s a Bin did half o f our second album Kcmbrandt. You buy a nice to Tell a L ie '," Dick eeld. straight because we didn't ple" (Columbia); Jana Mor­ bright lipstick and then you gan In "The I,ast Time I Raw "They were enough to get us hava enough comedy mater­ tone it with an application uf Paris" (Colpix); and Ella runner-up spots In two ama­ ial." sunny yellow, pistachio green FUxgerald in "Hello, Dolly!" "Our first album sold seven teur contents. One of the songs or silver pearl until it be­ copies,” Tom says. "The *ee- (Verve). Rogsr Williams plays comes pink or coral or what­ must have been weak." They are the first in s long ond sold several hundred, and "Academy Award Winners" ever wa* best for you tn tlie tins o f Smothers to enter the third snowballed actusliy (Kapp). Bret place. Slngle-ohs— "A ny Man Who •how business, even though Into the thousands.” Where fashion rears Its Both Smothers are married, Loves His Mother" (Frank lovely head, you can't get In­ their Initial appearances were ABC-Paramount); to the act at all union you hardly earth-shattering, and Dick la the father o f two Fontaine, "W e’ re th* end o f a great children, Busan, Stt, and lit­ "Hera Cornea That Heart­ know that aprea mains after. tradition,'* aays Tom. "W e're tle Little Dickie Smothers Jr., ache” (Bobby Breen, Mo­ Wall, wa all got used to •Iso carrying on the family eight weeks. "I'm Little Dick­ town); "I Want To Hold Your "aprea ik i" as a clothei cate­ tradition fo r mediocrity," ie Smother* Sr., so h* has to Hand" (Arthur Fiedler and gory. But now it aeema we the Boston Pope, RCA Vic­ alto have “ aprea dlsclothbe little Dickie Jr." adds Dick. "Hava you heard," Tom tor); "Tell Me (Y ou’re Com­ que." And so you have to Eventually they achieved (Tha Rolling know at least two French some fame and not much for­ asks, "that there is • rumor ing Back)” tune in California when th* we are going to sign a con­ Stone*, London); “ Don't Let words before you can make first o f their accidents occurr­ tract with CBS lika the one tha Neighbor* Know" (Jonl fashion aenae. Dlsclotbeque dresses are ed. An act canceled out of the Barbra Streisand has? There James, MGM) and "Maris, IBlue Angel in New York, and is such a rumor. I'm starting Maria" (Gilbert, B e e a u d those Utile bare black Jobs with kicky hem*. You dance --------------------------BappW 'O a g ware M M ewe weak Plumbing 'Savings' Costly FH. Aug. 14, ’ 64— rage 3 Wirt?nrH WmTH llll Kll II 17 M U R A JIB I A IBM fR I ATI IQ itl AJIITI A A K 10! AJtl SOUTH (D) AK. QI A AQJUI A AS AQIS Both vulnerable SMth Weal North la st If Dble 3 A Paso 4A Pass Pass Pass Wa Jha W om an: Record Shop Smothers Boys Got Breaks "H ie third rule Ii that you aren’t to holler 'mom' every time something seems a little hard to do or you can't find something you need. Each one of you haa to be responsible for looking after hi in self. "The fourth and lait rule i* that every morning w« arc ail going tn pitch in and do what few chores have to bo done. That way, It won't take much time for anybody." Much to n o in 'i surprise, the four rulei worked Ilka a charm. And she and dad had • real vacation—-as wall as a lot of fun with the children. Rule 1 eliminated worrying shout thd kids’ safety. Rule 3 kept the dayi peaceful and blissfully free of the teasing that often went on at liome. By Mrs. Muriel Lawrence Newspaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: I missed the point o f what you recently wrote about put­ ting a room between quarrel­ ing children and calling It tha Pacific Ocean. I don't want to mis* it, because my boys, 10 amt 12, fight so bitterly. I have strong Ideas about fam­ ily loyalty and hava tried so hard to teach them that brother* should stand togeth­ er. 1 believe that it Is parents' responsibility to instill mutual affection (n their children, and I have failed to. . . . ANSWER: My point In plain words Is: parents must disconnect themictves from their children's feelings to­ ward each other. Disconnection from your kids' resentment o f each other Is what you want. You can't make It because the notion of such detachment conflicts DEAR ALSO: Clergymen , are people even as you and I. There Sr* aome bad ap­ ples in th* liturgical barrel just as there are in other barrel*, so don't Judge all clergymen by yours. He should be reported to hie immediate superior. • * • C O N F ID E N T IA L T O WALLY IN H U N T S ­ VILLE: You place too much emphasis on money. "Monty never made a man happy yet, nor will It. There le nothing In it* na­ ture to produce happiness. Th* more a man has, the more ha wants. Instead of its filling a vacuum, It makes one.” (Ben Franklin) * * * Problems? Writ* to ABBY, Box 01)700, Los An­ geles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. • • / You’ve made a botch o f God'a business by trying to manage It for Him. Once we're clear on th* dif­ ference between us and God, wo lose all tense o f obligation to direct the unfolding of our youngiters' brotherly love. When they start squabbling, we let it go on until It bores us. Then, we tay "Stop It. John, go Into the living room and stay there until you set­ tle down. Ruddy, com* Into Ui# kitchen with me." It ii when we can be de­ lighted with the difference between ue and God that gaiety enter* our treatment o f ' fighting children and we can eay, “ O.K., you scrapper*, the dining room between you la the Himalayas. Don't try to climb them. Whin you've eettled down, 111 get out daddy’e old travel megaelne with pic­ tures of Ute Hlmelayei and a man who climbed one. But for now, do what you’re told.” V- ** +\ Regrettable, But Inevitable By Susan Light Newspaper Enterprise A n a DEAR MRS. LIGHT: I was sick at heart whan I hoard that our dear principal, a fine, ansrgattc woman of BO, ta being replaced by a young man. She’s baan loyal to our school system for 40 yaara and taught my husband whan he was in second grade, Our threa children all love her. She will still be on the fac­ ulty, but in a rather undefin­ ed position. May other par­ ents, aa 1, feel that the school will never be tha same with­ out her at tha halm, Wa are considering petitioning th* school board to retain her as principal. Do you think It would help?— BAD PARENT. ANSWER: This la Indeed a ■ad situation and, unfortu­ nately, It happen* all the time. Neither you nor I can Judge By Oswald Jacoby dubs. East dropped the flva spot and South mada the obligatory false card of lha eight spot. Weit thought for a long while. Where wai the three of clubs? If East held It, then he had asked for a club con­ tinuation and waa ready to ruff the third lead of the auit. Eventually, West played out his ace of club*. This estab­ lished South’s queen and al­ lowed hitn to make his con­ tract easily. While the club continuation made tilings easy for South, he could have nude Ui* hand against any defense. th* tchool board's decision without knowing all the fact­ or* involved. Naturally, you and th* other parents are awayad by aentimsnt, In Itsslf a tribute lo your principal. Board*, however, must be foreslghted and practical If education la to progress. Sometimes this Involves be­ ing hard-hearted, too. I advise you to give up tha Idas of tha petition. If your principal ia th* fine woman you describe, aha probably wouldn’t welcome being tha center of a hassle between tha public and the board. Let her step aside with dignity and poise with the usual wellwishing ceremonies. A person­ al note of appreciation for what ahe has dona for you and your children would also b* welcome, I'm eura. In tha future, make certain that you sand flowers to the living, so to speak. Dan't taka veteran taachera and admin­ istrators for granted. Express your appreciation ta tham ar, better itill, to the people who hire, fire and promote them. A good word spoken at tha right tima and placa will ac­ complish more than a doisn belated petitions. Refraining from thought­ less criticism la imthar nega­ tive, but alao effective. It's ■mating how fast a chance remark reaches tha ear of a member o f tha school board. And now, prepare to give your loyalty and support to tha new principal. H ell need It. rieai* send your school problems to 8us*n Light In cars of The Sanford HaraldWhlla she cannot answer each letter personalty, letters o f general Interest will ba an­ swered In this columa. By Ruth Miiiett Rule I surprised mother most of all—for ahe quickly discovered eh* h a d been Jumping and running to do thlngi for the children they were entirely capable of do­ ing for themselves. And even tha children aeemed to take pride tn learning to do more and more things completely on their own. The fourth rule gave her aa much free time aa every­ body ♦lae—and chores done to­ gether weren't really chore* at all, hut usually turned into family fun. These four simple rule! made for a perfect vacation, and prompted mom to wonder why she hadn't put tham Into affect at home a long time ago. Save Ruffles For Splicing By Polly Cramer Newspaper Enterprise A n a. DEAR POLLY—I practice Calvin Coolldge's philosophy of 'Eat It up, wear It out, make It do or do without," When I make new ruffled curtains I always make an ex­ tra yard or two or ruffling lo hava fur "spicing" when tha rufflaa wear out In spots du* to exposure to aunlight and weather. Alao whan I buy new rrlss-rrusa ruffled curtalne, I rip o ff the top ruffles uf tha curtain that will l>* undernssth when they are crossed over and then this curtain only haa a casing for th* rod at tha top. This gives ma yards of ruffling for renewIng worn parts and alao makaa less bulk at tha top o f tha window. It adds yaara to tha wear o f curtalna. Of rouraa, the latter hint can only b* dona if each curtain reach** across th* antlra width of the w i n d s w,— THRIFTY, GIRLS — Thrlfly'a letter waa vary aptly signed aa Any alegant hoiten gown will avaryon* who haa aver had be perfect for in aprea dis­ cotheque coffee or nightcap with your friends. And If you prefer to serve them In the little black number you twist­ ed In earlier, you'll still be in ■tyle. Assert your common ■ease. After all, what'a In a By Wayne « . Brendstadt, name? M.D. Chic Chat Newspaper Enterprise A s m . Q—1 " I ’m leaving for college Stumping th* experts has In September. I had planned to take a long evening gown always been a favorite indoor or two with ma since they •port. Recently at Detroit's were so popular this spring. Sinai Hospital, Dr. R. L. RusRut now In all the fsshlon pic­ kln was examining the day's tures and ads I see abort crop of X-ray films when he gowns. The collage I attend ia ran s cro ll one that showed pretty social. Can you gfca what appeared to be a small ma any suggestions?—Grace placa of matal In the IntasB ." He asked Melvin Rosen, the Dear Grata B. — I'd just take a couple of short gowns senior madlcil student whom until you see how the land ba waa training, what he lies. They’re right this aaason thought the object waa and for all but the moat alegaot without a moment’s hesitation occasions. You can always tha (tudent tald ha believed buy a long one later If you It waa a aUpla. Ha than volunteered the in­ find you need It. r formation that, although peo­ Please sand your fashion ple don't ordinarily make a problems to Helen Hennaaiy habit of eating ataptei, they In care of Tha Sanford Her­ may ba swallowed unconby parson* who, ald. White she cannot answer •douily each letter personally, letteri while obsorbed In watching of general Interest will be ans­ television or reading, are alio StttbllBj potato chip*. U* wered ta this calutan. Parlez Vous Fashions? in them at places which serve up hl-fl music, handioma prices and every version of the twist—which by any name looks about the same. I was Jolted Into writing this column when I saw a pic­ ture of a very elegant robe, captioned "aprea dlsekdbaque." See how complicated It can all get. Th* day Is ap­ parently gone when you could bring home a gent and say, "Excuse me while I slip into something comfortable." It's best, I suppose, to aay nothing and Just go change. Ardor might lota to astonish­ ment If you had to say, "I'U only be a minute. I want to change Into eomethtng dis­ cotheque." Man get coofuaed so easily. Then there's that otlier new fashion category for fall—the restaurant suit. This Is a short, dressy suit tn alegant fabric, tha same type o f auit you could always wear to the theater or a cocktail party. But Ihli year Its main reason for existing Is to aat In, Oh, well. It's aU fun. Keep a level bead and you'll rea­ lise that any attractive pants snd top costume will do (or aprea aki or sitting at M a e , with your notion that you have to “ instill" mutual af­ fection in them. I am now go­ ing to disarrange your moral furniture. So take me easy. Those of us who undertake to "Instill" brotherly love in chitdren invariably think o f ourselves as especially moral or religious. We are not. Wa Just revel so In our feeling of virtuous alleglancs to Cod that w* aennot se* w* hava undertaken ills work. When wa fall to develop brotherly loyalty In our children, w* can either choose to welter in our discouragement and grief, or we can use these emotions at discipline of our arrogance. We can begin to perceive that It is not our business to create "love" in other human beings. Love it In peopls to be developed by lima and growth. Rowing our heads be­ fore th* mystery of life, we should quit trying to manip­ ulate and control It. • Hate to writ* letters? Send cna dollar to Ahby, Box 09700, !,«* Angels*, Calif., for Abby's booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS TOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS." Onfihidysi A ATI Stop Playing God - Please ruffled curtalna will agrsa that tha ruffles are always the first part to wear out.— POLLY. DEAR POLLY — I always gat something from each col­ umn to add to my growing collection of "Ilumamaklng Uinta." Reside ma now Is a raveled nylon stocking with which I hope to repair a small hole in a wool-auit. My own pointer la far making a pin cushion for bohhy pins. Pour enough liquid glua or house­ hold cement Into tha bottom of a plastic mug ao It la wall covered with tha glua. Placa a loose plastic type scouring pad In tha cup on top o f the glua. lo t this dry and aland the bobby pins upright In the mug. They will always stay In placa and right at your flngertipa whan you aat your hair.—GRACE. DEAR POLLY— I discover­ ed a way to make tha popular wraparound aklrta without go­ ing to tha expanse of buying a new pattern. Us* your fav­ orite skirt pattern and simply cut out two bark place*. After you sew on tha bait or waist­ band, which will tla tn tha front, put a buttonhole where ona of tha back pieces Joins the front piece (to run tha belt through as It goes from back to frunt). To finish tha ■kirt, hid* ona or two anap fasteners under tha back flap. They will hold It In place— DONNA. DEAR POLLY-M y hint la for tha person who haa trouble controlling tha Intake of aalt aa prescribed In a dial. I filled a pepper shaker with ■alt and placa It besida mjr husband *■ plate, l e u aalt coma* through tha smaller holes— MRS. E ,B. GIRLS— Thera la a certain psychological satisfaction in a h a k I n g salt over food whether or not much cornea out— POLLY. Share your favorite homemaking Ideas . . . send tham to Polly In care of Tha Banford Herald. Yen'll receive a bright, new allvar dollar if Polly uses your idea tn Polly’s Pointer*. The Doctor Says: Identifying Foreign Bodies 1 knew this from personal ex­ perience because on several occasion* while thus occupied he had caught himself Juit in lime to spit out one of the staples used to seal tha potato chip bag. Dr. Ruikln wain't ready to accept Uila explanation on the spot but decided to ask tha patient a few questions. When hi got to the patient's room he found th* pattent propped up in bad nibbling potato chip*. P. s., Th* television aat waa going. P.P.S., Swallowed staple* will pa as through tha digestive tract without doing any dam­ age. Q—After the birth of my first two babies, I could tako salt on my food without re­ taining water but after the third baby I got waterlogged and can't Uk* any salt. Why ii IhJi? , A—Tha retocUan of fluid by your tiaauoa (edema) may ba the result ci a disease In your heart, kidneys or liver or it may bo duo to aomo dietary deficiency. Anything t h a t causes salt to ba retained la your tissues also causes re­ tention eg water. Pregnancy itself would not mum tha edema but soma complica­ tions of prapuney such aa eclampsia would. Because th an a n atvaral causes o f adema, ao sing!* lino o f treatment can ba applied to all cases. Q—My doctor aaya I hare arteriosclerotic heart di**as*. Would drinking boor or whis­ ky hava any affect M thlaT A—Although many doc tore believe that alcohol haa ao di­ rect harmful affect on tha heart or arteries, you must tako Into conaldaratlon whe­ ther or not those alcoholic drinks tend to mska you gain weight Excess fat definitely puts ta added heart �o R a in Or Shine, The Response Tours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call 3 2 2 -5 6 1 2 . \ 18. Don* • Cats • Pets 2. Person*!* VI Ni T r»m !L t l» f» N Hrmlmolr C w ilr 425-5938 Dial . I Dlrae*— JIM t * u ¥I * ’ •1 H ft! •n Metaae* COMPLETE BEAUTY SER VICE. Reasonable price*. Free parking, 2nd 4i Oak. Harriett's Beauty Nook, 10S S. 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South, W inlar Park, Florida, not latar than lha Ird day o f Baplambar, 11(1, thara. In aottlng up tho oatata, right, till*. Intataat In or llan upon lha above daacrlbad proparty clalmad by you and ahould you fall to do ao dacraa pro oonfr.au will ba antarad agalnat you. WITNESS my hand and aaal of aatd Court al Hanford, Ftor. l i t , llila llt h day o f July, 1311 (BEAL) Arthur II. Rack with, Jr. Clark o f lha abovo alylad Court lly Handra B. Johnaon Deputy Clark tVImlarwaadla, llalnaa and Ward 334 Park Avanua, South, Wlntar Park, Florida Puhliaht July II, Aug. 7, 14. II, till C D IM II BERRY’S WORLD C lf v •• ;i I k r v.v* •4* * V" *#i* «.,i n* jj t * ♦*# •ji* ft* £«M ! 1^*1 4. | v ii\ ... * • Q H h m i, N *1 - • - • -% i: ELDER SPRINGS PLUMBING DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE 322-7R57 or 322-3123 21. Well Drilling la 322-5612 From Banford Exchange 25. Air Fond. & Heating AIK-CONDITIONING By FEDDEKS II. K. POPE CO., Inc. 200 So. Park Ave. 322 4234 311. 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Neu­ mann, dacaaaad. and at said tlma, than and thara. maka a p ­ plication to th* aald Judga for a final sstdem ant of th -lr ad­ m inistration Of said aatata, and for an ordar discharging than) aa such Executor*. p a la d this th* 16th day of Oclobar, A. I). I M l. / a / Catherine M. Lawson / * / Ijonald W. U w u m A* Executor* of (ha Katata o f Marguarlta A. Neumann Dacaaaad. Joa. M. Muraako, Atty. P. O. Uoa 111 Farn Park. FI*. Publish: July II. Aug. 7. II. II, IM I C D U -lt! NOTICM OP KLIMTIUN Da It known that I. TDM ADAMS. Bscratary of Mtal* of tha Btata o f Florida, do hart* by Blv* notlca that a O K S. ER AD ELECTION will ba hold In Bamlnol* County, Florida, on Tuaaday n a it auccaadlna lha drat Monday In Novtmher, A. D. t i l t , lha aald Tuaaday balng lha third day o f Novatnbar, to fill tha follow ing o fflcaal Dnltad ria l* * Banator Hapraaanlatlva In Congrea* for tha Fifth Congraaalonal Dis­ trict Thraa ( I ) Juatlcaa o f tha 8u> pram* Court, Groups t, I and 1 Thraa ( I ) Judgsa o f tha District Court o f Appeal for tha 8a. cond Appellate District, tlroup* A. C and E. Governor Bacrtlary o f Btata Co plroller ('umtnlaalonar o f Agriculture Ttaaaurar Attorney Ganaral Bupi-rlnlandaat o f Public In­ struct Inn Fli rt ta Public Udlltlaa Cora* ptlaa lunar Hint,' M 'orney o f lha Ninth d u ll 1.1 i.'lroull I’ u b f. Iiatandsr Ninth Judicial Circuit One U Member o f Iho House o f lli'iiieeanlatlvaa. Count) Judga Clark .it th* Circuit Court 8h. riff Tea Assessor Tax Collector County Superintendent o f Pub­ lic Instruction Supervisor o f Registration Thraa (tl Members of tha Doard of County Commission* are. District* 1. I and I Taro (t l Uambara o f th* Board o f Public Instruction, Districts 1 nd t. Thraa ( t ) Juatlcaa o f lb* Paaea, D istrict a t, 4, and • Thraa ( t ) Constables, Districts t. 4, and • County Surveyor P rosecu ting Attorney (BEAL) In Testim ony W hereof. 1 have hereunto aat my hand and tha Great Baal o f lha Btata of Florida, at Tallahaaaaa. the C a p lu l, this th* thirty-firm day o f July. A. D . tt<4. TOM A D A M * SECRETARY OF STATE FO R fa m la cl* COUNTY TO My. W altar dlalow , Ed Ilaw Sanford Marald Sanford, Florida Publish Aug. T. 14, 11, II, 1M4 CDC*U ^Tf ! 34 — U pholelerr 11— Vacuum Cleaner* 37 —Moving 4 Storage 33— exterm inator* 13— Plonte— Kin wr re— Seed* 10— Mine. For Mel* 51— Article* For Itemi l —dwap or Exchang* 55— Wanted To lluy 15— Furniture For del* i f — Antique* For 8*1* 51— Money To Doan SO— Uuelncee Opportunities Legal Notice ERRORS fl tff J, • 15. Special Service* fi. Child Cnrc Mlalmam AO— I LI*# ( f i t * A .lr tfr r * • !< • par » ■ * ! CLA89IFIKD 1»— Llveetoek 11 — Bpevlil Nolle** IS—Catering 11— Piece* lu Cel 11—Hpeclxl Kervlce* 14—Swim ming Pool* 17—Janllurlel Service* i I S -D o -lt -Y o u reelf SHETLAND PONIES. 373 and IS— Uulldtre Suppllt* up. Will paiture. Plenty rid i SO— '.'oncrelv Conttr. j 31— Home Ilepetre lng space. Ph. 322-5479. SS— Plumbing SI— Painting 8 MONTHS OLD Guernsey i SI— Well D rilling j 35— Air Cond. It lleetln g Calf Steer, 310. 322-0171. 31— Itadlo - T .le v lilo n 33— Photo 4 Equipment | SO— Home Appliance* 13. Catering - Foot! SI— Mualetl Inetrument* ; 33— lluelntee Equipment OKRA. 322-0415. ' 10 to 20 |4 11.50 12.12 |4.20 fr r a lfl 1— Loet a Found S— p -rson a ls 4—-Iletuty Car* 5— Day Nur.erle* S— C)i11d Cara DOGS BECEIVED for Adop tlon, boarded. Animal Retcue League, 1700 W. MLnneACE BEAUTY SALON aota, DeLand. Ph. 734-1846. la closed. Cuitomera call Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop. AKC CHIHUAHUA Puppies. Ph. 322-9392. BEAUTICIAN SENIOR or JUNIOR 10. Poultry • Livestock DeBary 668-5974 R ir tu K t^ u n fo rh P a g e 10 — A u g . 14, 1964 43. Plants. FlowerB, Seeds 55. Furniture For Sale ■ ' 177. Situation Wanted ...................... ... Legal Notice A special mealing of tha Stockholders of lha dnltad Btats ttank o f Seminole, a banking corporation, will ba held In lha lobby o f tha Florida H o le Ilank on Thursday, A u g­ ust 17. m et, at I t>. M. for tha fo llow in g purpoM a; (1) E lect a Hoard o f Direct* ora and tha transaction o f such nthar business aa may coma bsfor* tha mealing. Intrlng Iturgsa* l'realdant Put-11 ah Aug. 14, 1944 CDC-II c t n c i iT r n c n r o f TIIM NINTH JtlllILT Al. ( l i t * ( P I T IN t i l l D i l l SEMI n o l i ; C(H NTV, FLO It ll>A. p i i i n p i h i v n o , liana THU PENN MUTUAL LIFE tJ4* BUIIA NO E COJ1 PANT, ria ln ltff. v*. HOtlEHT M. DOWNING, at u i. *1 al, Defendant*. NOTICE OF HI'IT IN MOHTO H it; PO Ilf.l l.ow l'IIK T O i HGIIEnT M. DOWNING and PATRICIA DOWN. ING. hla wlfa. RF.«II)KNCP.I UNKNOWN AND TOi All partlaa claim ing Interests by, through, un­ der or against lha a fo r * . aald persona YOU AHC hereby notified that a Complaint to forarloa* a isrtatn m ortgage encum ber­ ing the follow in g daacrlbad real properly, (o -w lt: 1-OT I, tlLOCIt 19. HEFTLElt HOMKB OHLANDO SECTION ONE. according tn plat tharaof recorded In D a t llnok II, Pag** * and 4. Public Records nf Baml­ nol* County, Florida baa barn fllad agalnat you tn th* above stylad ault, and you ar* required to aarv* a ropy of your Anawar o r olhar Plead­ ing to lha Complaint on Plain­ tiff* attornaya, ANDERSON. RUSH. DEAN A LOWNDES, III Eaat Central Boulevard. Or. lando, Florida, and (lla th* o r i­ ginal Answer or oth er Pleadlng In th* o ffice of th* Clerk o f th* Circuit Court on or b*. for* lb s tlth day o f Kaptainbar, 1(44, If you fall Ut do so, a dacraa pro canfaaao w ill b* taken agalnat you fo r lha rallaf demanded In th* Complaint. This Notice shall b* publish* ad ones a weak for four con* aecutlva weeks In th* Banford Herald. DATED THIS 11th day of August, 1144. (BEAL) Arthur H. Beckw ith. Jr. Clark of Circuit Court Dy: Ellaabath Urusnahaa Deputy Clark Publish AUg. 14. SI. t l S Sapt. 4. 1444. CDC-10 in the *THIMMTVMMir| THtSUNTAS l Se4fc* JaSSwT** 95. Houaea For Sale = = = = = = = S S WILL KEEP Children in my GEORGIA RED Potato Vinci. FREE ESTIMATE home for working mothers. 323-0300. Upholstering A Mattress ren­ 322-2628. ovating. New A Used Furni­ 50. Mlac. For Sale 2. 3, A 4 BEDROOMS ture. Call Nix Bedding Ufg. CARE tor Old Folk*. 322-8410. L 1U, A 2 BATHS Co., at 709 Celery Ave. 11— Money Wanted WILL accept belt reasonable KITCHEN EQUIPPED 41—S*vlng* 8 Doen FA 3-2117, DAY’S W ort Wanted. 322-7033, offer for 18 cti. II. tUiolexB *1— Insurance LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT! IS—S ch ool. A In struction ! iteel commercial refrigera­ For the biggest selection of SEWING A Alterations. Spe- For Complete Information 70— Em ploym ent Service* tor. Good running condition See or Call Your cLliring in Children’ s cloth­ 71— 5IH* Help Wanted nearly new and used furni­ Contact Dick Aiken or call 73 — Fem ale Help Wanted ing. Price* reasonable, ph. ture, see Noll's Furniture 71— Met* or Female Help 322 6623. Brokerage in Casselberry 322-9116. 71—8*1** Help W anted ! SALES BROKER 77 —Situation Wanted ou 17-92. Open I day* 9 to 6. FOR SALE — T V ’S St— Income Property 82. ltusiness Prop. • Sale We Have The Home For You $100 DOWN FHA - VA HOMES CLASSIFIIED INDEX 4. Reality Care 322-5612 Krmm PENS it RABBITS Approximately 60 rabbits $63 Male and Female t’ h. 322-9197 REV. EDWARD WHITE Spiritual Councilor Chauncy SI., Csssadaga Phono 220-2013 Classified Phones I ljr FHA - VA IS— D ullness P rop__ Sal* 11— Ileal Eetat* Wanted I t — Heel Estate Bel* 17— Iluatnee* Rental* SO— Lot* For 8*1* St— Farm*— d ro v e * S3—Out o f State Acreage 05— l l o u . i l For 8*1* 04— House*— Sal* or ft.a t 07— House For Kent 100— Iteeort Dental* l o t — Trailer*— Cab* no* 103—Mobil* H om es—Sat* 101— Mobil* H om es— Rent 101—Trailer Spec*— Rent 22 YOUR PICK «15 Down *5 Per Week TV H O S P IT A L Uaed furniture, appliance*, tool*, etc. Bought - Sold. ACE BEAUTY SALON. Co*t o f . equipment. Ph. 323-1013. Larry's Mart 213 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4112. 84. Heal Estate - Sale 7th Si Laurel Stenstrom Realty 2565 PARK DRIVE 322-2420 822-7495 fe ll Us Your rural lure. RIVERFRONT HIDEAWAY THIS HOME WILL SUPPORT Quick Service With the Located In center of Shad A YOUI Caah. SUPER TRADING Bass fishing on the beautiful Completely furnished 3-stocy POST. FA 2-0677. St. John* River a 1960 10 x borne. Nice looking, in ex­ 33 Ft. Aluminum trailer YELLOW Formica Kitchen cellent condition, convenientcompletely furnished on Dinette set. 4 chain, $20; ly located. Net rental In­ BILL'S BARGAIN BARN 101— Apartment* For Rent large lot. Trailer, lot and 26" Girl’* Bike, $10.322-9079. in i— (loom * For Rent i BARN OF 10,000 Itema open come last year $300 per 110— Hotel Hoorn* i hideaway with restful quiet­ month. ToUl price $17,000 611 days, 1300 Grapevllie 113— Rental Agents ness and privacy may be (>B. Schools & Instructions and low down payment lo l t l — Wanted To Hint Ave., Sanford, Fla, yours for $8,300 with Easy H i — Aulua For Sal* responsible buyer. 111—A uto.— Sale o r Trad* 5 HOLLY AVE. Terms! AUGUST SPEC. New canvait 11a— 'Trucke For Set* KINDERGARTEN cot*, $5.99 value, now $3.88 130— Autom otive Servlet 131— Scooters A Cycles JUNIOR KINDERS Army-Navy Surplus. 131— lloala A Motors 2427 HOLLY AVENUE 135— Marine Supplies Investment A Rsslty USED LUMBER: 2x1 through Ph. 322-3360 Realtor-Iniuror-Trade* 116 N. Park Ave. • 322-9173 2x12. Sheitlng and flooring. The Finest In 322-1991 1919 S. French Ave. 322-0793. Pre-School Education 3 BEDROOM, 1 Bath CB MeTrom Seminole County WANTED dallion Home. Chain link (D ial D irect) 1938 318 Chav, motor complete KINDERGARTEN WEEK END RANCHER fence, shallow well 4 pump, ly rebuilt. 322 9311 after 3 Who needs 4 acres of excell­ 1101 W. 2(Jtb St. (Roar) dishwasher, draw drapes 4 322-7547. Mr*. J. W. Carter ent pasture land, (fenced i.’ll. Municnl Instrument* heavy duty rods, Venetian with two flowing wells). Al­ 8th Year — 322-0517 GUNS. Buy, Sell, Trade, Re­ Blind*, Kitchen equipped, Enrollment of 15 Only so Includes a modern 10 x PIANO SVC. * TUNING pair. O S T E E N BRIDGE large landscaped lot. Down Beit In Pre-school education 43 ft. ’59 model bunk house Rebuilding . Refelting FISH CAMP. payment $1500. Call 322-6118. with Cabana and screened FREE ESTIMATES WORLD BOOK Eneylopedia, 71. Mule Help Wanted porch. HURRY! "STAKE GENE CUMUAA Uvtd, large type edition. YOUR CLAIM NOW." Ride IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY 322 2061 - After 12 p. m. FLORIDA’S OLDEST Park Ave. Trailer Court, Southbound Stage 3.4 miles New H o m e , West Fourth Street, just off Persimmon. CO. Lot 93, Sanford. from City Limits. F o r Piano Tuning and Repair EXPANDING - OPENING Csll 838 3911 Collect schedule call W L. Harmon - FA 2-4221 USED AIR CONDITIONER, OFFICE Shown Dally 1-T EVERETT A. HARPER 18,300 BTU. Ph. 322-1926. Will hire 5 men, experience 35. Vacuum FltHner* AGENCY • REALTOR FHA • RESALES not necessary, aa you will be CHORD ORGAN. Lesi than I 2405 S. Park Are. Company trained for above Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2-228* Uke new, 2 4 3 BEDROOM SANFORD VACUUM SVC. year old. $50. 322-7095. MASONRY Homes, 1 4 2 average income. Must be YOUR KKXA1R DEALER DIAL-O-MATIC ZIZ ZAG Batin, Kitchens Equipped. bond able and have Car. Age hV. HuMinext* Rent ale 2556 S. Purk 322-6611 '64 Model $100 Down, Payments less no barrier, retired people SALES - PARTS • SERVICE REPOSSESSED make* buttonhole*. Sews on are now making $10,000 to F a n LEASE—Service Station. thin rent. Good location. Good pro­ button*, make* hundred* of $15,000 per year. Positions HELMLY REALTY SANFORD nERAUTt ducts. Good treatment. Ph. decorative * 1 11 c h e *, etc. such as; Branch Managers, Ph. 322-1641 WANT ADS locally 322-4342, or apply to Guaranteed. Take up re­ District and State Managers the PURE OIL COMPANY. maining 5 payment* of $7.50 are now open due to our ex­ RESTFULLY YOURS BRING rAST Phone 322-8627. pansion. Start a New Car­ You deserve comfort end con­ RESULTS U I). 1-o I h For Sale eer! Don't beiltate to aee venience In retirement. Buy READY 31IX CONCRETE our Company Representa­ MAYFAIR BUILDING LOTS. this beautifully landscaped P itloi, Floor, Free Eitim a.j* tive 9 to II a. tn. Monday, home with oversized rooms 102 FL frontage. 119 No. Sills, lintels, itepa, block*, Room 298 Melsch Bldg., 224 located tn DeBary, one min­ Scott Ave. Will consider NOTICK (IF SUIT iin d , cement, rork, pipe, E. 1st St. ute from 1-4 and an easy TIIF. STATE OF FLORIDA TO reasonable offer. J. N. Rob­ iteel, greaie trap*, dry STEPHEN KENNETH drive to anywhere. $9500. son, Jr. Ph. 322-1533 or 322well*. Stepping itonc*. MGlItt. EXPERIENCED SALESMAN. Terms t IlKBIDENCE UNKNOWN. 0228. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. Apply H A A Department A ta iitn Com plaint having 309 Elm Ave. 32Z-573t baan filed agalnat you In tha BART PILCHER, Broker Store, 101 Sanford Ave. LAKE MINNIE C ircuit Cnurt In and for Baml* Personal Servlca • LAKEFRONT LOTS nol* County, Florida, by M Tn* 22 CU. FT. Clie*t type FreeiWANTED. P U N C H PRESS Call 322-7498 TI.H I. MOIIIl, for dlvorca, er. Perfect condition. Ph. . Fully Improved Operators and assemblers. tha abort till* o f which la 323-0437. Sewer, Water, SIm 112 x 180. MYRTLE I. M O lin, P lain tiff, Age 10 or over. Apply in vertua STEPHEN KENNETH Sacrifice $3300 Each. Char­ person to liar Csr Aluminum SOUTH PINECREST — 3 MOIIIl. Dafandant, thaaa pra* RIDING BOOTS. Like new, H les Sellgman, 1201 E. Robin­ aenta are to com m and you to 4 4 Bedrooms. $100 Products Co price. Ph. 322-8971. son A v e , Orlando. Phone apptar and (II* your Answer or Down Payment $81 to other dsfana* nr pleading h ere­ <118.18 Monlhy P a y . 122-2376. Brokers Invited. in with th* Clerk o f lha C ir­ BABY BED, Complete, $13. 72. Female Help Wanted mcala. 100 Maple. cuit Court of Senilnolo County. $1 per Day Rental for Electric Carpet Shampoocr with pur chase of Blue Luitre. Car roll's FUmiture, Stemper Agency SOUTHW ARD 425-5938 Legal Notice Florida, and eerva a ropy th ereof on P la tn llffa Attorney, Carroll llurka. A ttorney at Law, P, O. Draw er Z, Sanford, Kim Ida, on or before tho 19th day nf September, A. D. 1144, or otherw ise decree pro non* feaeo will b* antarad agalnat you. Th* Fanford Herald la d e ­ signated aa a nawapapar o f general circulation In which thle citation shall ba published one* aach weak fo r four oonsecutlva week*. WITNESS my hand and o f f i ­ cial aeal of tha Clark o f th* Circuit Court on thta th* Ith day o f August. A. D. 1*44, (SEAL) Arthur II. R eckw ith, Jr.. Clark of Circuit Court n y : Martha T. Vlhlan D C. C arroll llurka Attorney at Law Hull# 111 Sanford Atlantis National Rank Hull ding P. O. Drawer Z Sanford. Florida Attorney for P la in tiff C DC ■! 1 Publish Aug. T, II. t l . t l , 1M4 n o tic e or FOHKCLORL'RK chancery no . balm isaid 95. ilouttcd For Sale WOMAN, White, Age 23-33 to operate open-lype washing NORTH ORLANDO. 2 bedmachines A other laundry room, screened porch, nicely RENT A BED chores. Joe's Laundry A landscaped. 130 N. Cortex. RoPaway, Hospital A Biby Dry Cleaners, 2307 Sanford Beds. NEW HOMES Ave. By Day, Week, or 3!onth Avallablg lo Sanford area and ph. FA 2-3!61 116 W lit St . .Hale or Female Help Longwood araa <6 ml. So. oo CARROL! ’S FURNITURE 17-92). Rgady for occupancy MOTOR ROUTE CARRIER. $63.00 per mo. and up. For Afternoon Rout* In San Sales office. 602 Highland Ave. ford Area. Muit have good Longwood, Fla. iji t i i k c m r r i T c o u r t o f running car. Write; Circula­ 838-3911 CoUact T U B Sth JUDICIAL CIRCUIT tion, P. 0 . Box 1657, SaaIk A SD FOR IK K IJO L E C O C S T L FLORIDA ford. 51. Articles For Hen I Legal Notice IJI C M A M K H T JO. IBSn BAST n iV K n 8 .W IN 0 S DANK. • Saw York corporation, v*. Plaintiff, HOMER C.ERR1V and MIL­ DRED DURRlS', hla wlfa, U afrndanto ROTICE TO D I T C J U OR O' J R R OF FI'BLIDATlOJf SLIT FOR FOIlMCLOat’ IIU TO : M ILDRED OURfllN. wlf* o f i i o m b u aUHUIN (Raaldanc* unknown) And all unknown part!** claim ing any Interest by. through, under or against th* abnv* named party w ho may b* dead or Is not known to b* dead or all**. TOU. M ILDRED OERRIK, or* hereby notified that a Com plaint fo r Forackiaur* of M ortgas* hat baan (Had agalnat you, and you ar* r*. qulrtd la ##rv* a cop y o f your Anaw tr o r Pleading* lo lha Com plaint on th* P la in tiff* at­ torney. Joseph 14. n ttg tr a ld , t i l Security Trust Uulldlng, Miami It, Florid*, and flit th* origin al Anaw tr or Plead­ ing In tha o ffic e o f th* Clark o f lha Circuit Court on or be­ fore th* Ind day o f September A. D . IM I. If you fall to do *o, J id g m tn t by default w ill bt takan agalnat you fo r the re­ lie f demanded la tha Com ­ p la in t Th* description o f Ih* real property proceeded agalnat la: Lot t. BT. JOHNS VILL* AOE. Second Revision, ac­ cord in g to plat tharaof as recorded In Plat Book IS. page* Tl and 71, Public R e­ c o rd ! o f Samlnot* County, F lorida: TO O ETIfER WITH tha fot. louring personal property) Praw ay Bpae* Has tar. M o. d ti No. H i l l Thle n olle* thall b* publish­ ed one* each weak for four consecutive weak* In iho 8ANFOR HERALD. DONE AND ORDERED at Banford, Bamlnol* C o u n t y Florida, thla ISth day o f July A.D.. 1*14. (BCAL) A rthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clark. Circuit Court Byt Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clark Joseph M. Fttxgorald IIS rco u rtly T r u il Building Miami II. F lorid* F K a a k lla 1-II7S Publish! July II. Aug. 1, li, it, till NOTICE I* hereby given that lha undersigned ARTHUR II BECKW ITH , JR-, Clark o f th* Circuit Court o f Bomtnol* Coun­ ty. Florida, wilt, on th* ttth day o f Auguet, 1914. at ll:S t o'clock A. M. at th* F ront Door nf the Bamlnol* County Court lloue*. Hetnlnol* County. In th* cdty o f Hanford, Florida, o ffe r for aal* and sail at pu blic o u lcry to tb* highest and beat b id ­ der for caah, lha fo llo w in g daacrlbed property altualad In BanilnoU County, Florida, toa ll: Lot I. B lock II. TOW NSITE OF NORTH CHULUOTA. a subdivision ac­ cording to plat tb a roof r e ­ corded in Plat Book t, pagaa II to It. In du s!**, o f th* Public Racorda o f Bamlnol* County, Florida, pursuant to th* Final Doers* o f Foracloour* ontarad la * css* pending In oold Court, th* oiyl* of whleh (a EAST BROOKLYN BAVINOS DANK, a Now Y ork co rp o ra ­ tion. P la in tiff, -**JOHN C. W O O D !. JR. and JUNK U WOODS, hi* art [a, ot al., Dafandant*. and th* chancery num ber o f which la 14911. WITNESS my hand and th* o fficia l aaal o f aald Court, this ttth day a f August, 1944. (BEAL) Arthur H. Beckw ith, Jr.. Clark o f th* Circuit Court o f Pomlnol* County, F lo r­ ida 8 yt Joan M. W ilk e Deputy Clark Joetph M. F lliga ra ld Attorney to r P la in tiff 111 SacurUy Truat l a l M U l Miami n . F lorida FHsnhtln 1 - t l f t Publish Aug. 11, I t I I CDS-111 C D C -it NEW HOMES OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE 25 LBS. - 50c -SANFORD HERALD Crystal Lake Park—Laka Mar) Shown by appointment Ph. 322-3361. 1 BEDROOM, 1 Bath, enclos­ ed Brceiewsy 4 carport*. About $3,000. Small Down payment Also some furni­ tv t h e c t n c v i r c o u r t o r ture. Immediate occupancy. T i n : NIUTII JUDICIAL CIR CaU 122-7936 or see at 2400 I f IT IV AVD FOR BERI.VOLR Orange. COUNTY FLORIDA. Legal Notice CH AM AIRY NO. 14*41 FLATIIUSII BAVIN-18 BANK. Plaintiff. va PAUL O. BAUatf. at u i. *t at. Dafandant*. ■OTICE OF SUIT IN MOHTUAOE FOItECLOaURR TOi PAUL O BAU atl and L lib it: DICKSON BAU atl. hla wlfa. RKSI IBNCUl UNKNOWN AND TO , All parti** claim ing Inlaraat* by, through, un­ der er against lha a fo r e ­ said parson* TOU ARE hereby notified that a Complaint I* foreclose a certain m ortgage encum ber­ ing th* hollowing described reel properly, to -w ll: Lot »0. Block 1. o f EAST11 H O O K SUBDIVISION. UNIT NO. t. according lo th* Plot tharaof aa record ­ ed In Plat Book It. Pag* SB, Public Records o f Baml­ nol* County, Florida, haa beta (Had agalnat you In ih* ebov* stylad ault. end- you era rauulrad to aarv* a cop y o f you r Answer or oth er Pleadlng t* th* Complaint on Plain­ tiff* attornaya, ANDERBON. Kuril, DEAN a LOWNDES. I l l East Central Boulevard. O r. lando, Florida, and (It* Ih* o rigin a l Answer er other Plead­ ing In th* a lflo t o f th* Clark of th* Circuit Court on o r be­ fore tha Ith day o f September 1144. tf you fall ta do ao. a dacraa pro con fta to will b* ta k ­ an agalnat you for th* relief damtndad I* Ih* Complain*. Thla Nolle* shall b* publlahad one* a weak for four co n ­ secutive weak* la tb* Sanford Herald. DATED THIS Ith day * f August. 1144. (SE A L) Arthur H. Beekwltk, J r , Clerk o t Circuit Court. By: Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clark Publlah Aug. 7, II, 11. II, IM I IC D C -U 3 BEDROOM, 3 Bath, screen­ ed patio. Pb. 323-0368. Legal Notice IN TH R CIRCUIT COURT O r TH E NINTH JUDICIAL CIR. c u r r , IN AND FUR SE R INOLK COUNTY, FLORIDA c h a n c e r y NO. 1SS4S FORECLOSURE MACEL C HUFFMAN P lain tiff • T* . W ALTER C. E8RY JR. AND L O li A. KSRT, HtB W IFE Dafandant* NOTICE TO APPEAR TO) W ALTER C. E8RY JR. AND^LOIB A. E iR T . HIS Addraaa:— UNKNOWN YOU ar* hereby notified that a BUI a f Complaint for Fur*, cloaur* ha* beta filed agalnat you. end you * r« required ta aarv* * copy 0f your Answer o r Pleading to th* BUI o f Com plaint on th e P U ln iltr* A lternay, JOHN IE A. MCLEOD. D ei t i l l . Apopka. Florida, and (Us th i original Anawtr o r Flood­ ing tn th* o ffice o f th* Clark ar ti* Circuit Court on or b*. for* th* Ilk day of r*pt*m b*r t i l l , tf you foil to do #*. Judgment by default w ill b* taken against you far th* r*. tl*f damtndad In th* Blit of Complaint. DONE AND ORDERED at Sanford. Bamlnol* County, « ■ * * . rtl* ith day o f August. (SEAL) * r ,h » r »• Beckwith, Jr.. Clark. Circuit Court ■am laols County. Florida B y: Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clark MoLEOD Apopka. Florida Publish Aug. t. I*. It, li. m i WOODMERE PARK — 3 Bedroom*. St 00 Down Payment $60 Monthly Payment IDYLLW1LDE — 4 Bed­ rooms, Deluie H o m e , •161.36 Monthly P a y ment BEL-AIR — 3 Bedrooms, $230 Down PaymtnL $31 Monthly Payment COUNTRY CLUB MANOR — 3 4 8 Bedrooms. 3100 Down Payment $48 to ••• Monthly Payment*. GREENBRIAR — 3 4 4 Bedrooms. De l u x e Home*. 8107.50 to 0185.24 Monthly P a y Minis. SUNLAND Bedroom*, ESTATES—$ $100 Down Payment $75.23 to $87 Monthly Payments. MAGNOLIA HEIGHTB—I Bedrooms. $330 Down Payment $70 Monthly Payment SAN LANTA—3 Bedroom, S?5#. £ 0WJ Payment |«8 Monthly Payment GROVE MANOR—4 Bodroom p r lu i. Homs. $173 Monthly Payment, WYNNKWOOD — « Bed­ room, $330 Down Parmint. $63 Monthly Pay. m eat FAIRLANE E8TATES — 4 Bedroom, $600 Down Payment $103 Monthly Payment SAN BEN KNOLLS — g Bedroom, $400 D o w n f t S S f . l * 7 »• $80 Monthly Payment RAVENNA PARK t Bedroom. $01.04 Month­ ly Payment BEL-ISLE — g _ fi®"** $171.14 Monthly Payments. country CLUB EN- TRANCE — 4 Bedroom 1117.08 Monthly Payment Call 322-3829 M erle W . W arner Realtor Adelaide H. Mooes, Aaooc. 7$$ Banth Parti A venae Banford. Florida t �W hy Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322-5612 : 95. Houses For Sale St. Johns Realty 97. Houses For Rent She 1 BR. fur.i. house, I.ako Mary. No pots. 322-3049. THE T1MF TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Avc. FA 2-6123 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. So. San­ ford Av*. Ph. 322-04S4. LARGE HOME 209 E. 10th SI Ideal for large LAKE MARY. Nicely furnish­ family looking for lota of ed 2 Bedroom House. Avail­ floor space. 4 Bedrooms, 3 able August 17. Ph. 322-3930. Baths, Florida Room. Din­ ing room, rorner location 2 2 BEDROOM H O U S E S , space heater, kitchen equip­ All for only IWW. Terms can be arranged. ped. Available Aug. 3 k Aug. 28. 322-2838. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor 3-BEDROOM, 2 bath, Fla. Raymond Lundquist, Aiso. room, kitchen equipped, FA 2-39*1 Atlantic Bank Bldg. draperies. *133 mo. 322-3836 Government Owned Homes $100.00 D O W N Selection of 2, 3, and 4 Bedrooms located in varloua sections of Sanford Immediate Delivery evenings. 322-7480 dayi. LAKE MARY. 2 Bedroom, Florida room, fenced yard. 322-150T, 100. Resort Rentals HUTCHISON’S OCEANFRONT APTS. 339 So. Atlantic Daytona Beach Call 322-4036 MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM $50.00 FOR THE REST HOME BUY 101. Trailer - Cabanas SEE YOUR V A - FHA Property Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T REALTY Office: 333-2116 Nights: 323-OTOO 322-0648 2324 Park Driv* TENT Camping Trailer. New tires Sleep 6. *130. 322-0329 evenInga, 10'L Mobile Homes • Sale 1-2 and 3 Bedrooms NEW and USED Awnings A Cabanas QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Hwy. 17-92 S. 322-2362 Sanford tyrsld SWEETIE PIE Aug. 14, 1964 — Page 11 115. Autos For Sale By Nadine Seltzer 115. Autos For Sale 120. Automotive Service 12,1. Ilnnts & Motors SAVE 50rr ON Auto Glass, Top* IDEAL FOR FAMILY. 17' USED CARS k PARTS A Seat Covert Swift, 75 hp Johnson. Getor '59 Ford 4 D r. Kxc........ $399 trailer. Extras. 322-4173. '38 Hillman Conv............. $119 '33 Pont. Wag................... $99 1 S H O m N G day left. Boat, '34 Pont.............................. $t69 motor and trailer clearance '33 Chevrolet ................ $159 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8032 sale. We arc rkning for '51 Olds. License ... ... $59 ALL WORK GUARANTEED vacation Aug. 16, Til Sepl. OTHER CARS 3. Your chance Friday A Ph. 322-6672 121. Scooters & Cyclca Saturday to buy at greatly Formerly redurrd prices. Example: WHY Buy someone cues trou­ Zuckcrman'a Salvage *1535 16’ Larson. *795. 14', bles $695 Fish A Ski, *450. Clear­ 1960 CHEVROLET. *800. Ph WHY Go to the expense of a ance also includes boat lot 3223128. full of used outfits at Auc­ second used car tion Wholesale. Open Fri­ 120. Automotive Service WHEN You ran drive a brand day night and all day Sat­ new Vespa for *5.00 down and *1.30 per urday. Terms. Robson Sport­ VW SPECIALIST ing Goods, Downtown San­ week, and get lip to WRIGHT'S AUTO REPAIR ford. 322-3961. 133 ni p .;. Foreign A Domestic Transmission guaranteed for S Sanford Ave, Across life, from H LH . 322-0247. $ Bank $ AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Repossessions •63 Consel, *1391 hal., *59 mo '63 Renault. *9*1 hal, *39 mo '61 Renault, *661 bal, *32 mo '61 Ram. Wg. $1197 hal *t3 mo '61 VW Bus. *1091 bal. $15 mo. '60 Corvair. *797 bal. *35 mo. '60 Fa I. '-t PU $761 bal, $31 mo. '39 Merc. *691 bal. $31 mo. '39 Ply. *7*1 bal. *33 mo. '59 Ply Wg. *763 bal, *33 mo. '59 Ford. *397 bal, *32 mo. •56 Chev. Wg., *69; bal, $31 mo ’58 Olds. *391 hal . *3t mo •38 Cadillac, *741 bal $32 mo •J* Chry. *691 bal. *31 mo ’SI Pont. $741 bal. *3; me. LEWIS SALES A SERVICE ’57 Chev. V* $691 bal $32 mo. COHEN HADtATOR nnOP 2317 Country Club Road ’37 Ram. W.I., 1397 bal $20 mo. Free inape r lion, estlmatea, 322-7926 ’58 Ram *330 bal. *24 mo. pickup, delivery. Recnrln; *37 Old*. *633 bal. $33 mo A repair* discounted. '6t TR Bonnievtlle, *730. Ph. 'ST riy. HT, *697 hal. $32 mo. 2111* E. 3rd. 322-3443 322-9986. '36 Chev. Cnv. *762 bal *32 mo. 'S3 Chev., *182 bal, $21 mo. 12.1. Hunts * Motors '34 Cadillac. *399 bal. *23 mo '54 Pont *399 bal, *23 mo. IT' Glass Boat, 30 hp motor, '.34 Metro, *499 bal, *24 mo. Senkarik Glass and Paint Ttlt trailer. Many extras. Company '33 Cadillac. *391 bal. (22 mo. Reasonable. 322-2679. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4621 '33 Olds, (172 bal .. *10 mo. “ Don't panic! Pm wearing a parachuter* '35 Chrysler. *97 bal, *3 mo 'M Lark, *299 bal., (14 mo. 'S3 Ford. *99 bal. $1 mo 115. Autos For Sale 115. Autos For Sale '56 Ford. SS $99 bal., *3 mo. ’62 CORVAIR, *995. 2411 DEATH IN FAMILY. Must '33 fiuick, *76 bal. *2 mo. 4 dr. Automatic, Radio and Heater. Economic*! '6'. It* sell K85 Olds, 1901. Riding Grandview So. like new, ton. Uni) 18,000 mile*. A beautiful off-white. lawn mower, tabic saw. 119 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED What to look for when you're National Club Rd. FOR SALE OR TRADE 1956 Chevrolet 6 Cyl. 4 D r, ’S3 FORD, good body, good A-l Condition. A steal. Furn. Apt. 2300 nfeTlonvDIe. mechanical condition, Call KIDDY'S STANDARD SVC. 322-6616, Claude Harroll. Corner Ut A French 3 Rooms, UtlUtlaa, *30. 2 Bed­ room, *60. 322-2764. SANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINGS 106. Apartments for Rent 61 Cadillac 62 *2895 Ynur Friendly Ford Denier 522-1181 Sanford W. Park 641.8916 / W / ',/ / / / > STARCHIEF I . door CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH, H 8 SS& 322-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, large lot. Aveileble August 10. 703 Cherokee Circle, Sunland. Fh. 3 » <»40. *2196 60 PONTIAC 2 DR. SEDAN With 37,000 miles! INVOICE PRICES! Next to newt 63 Chevy Pickup See It! . . . You’ll Buy It! llalf-tun, Fleetslda b e d . Hair long wheel base, extra rlean and low mileage. 1695 1 Select Your New Cor 2. Pull The Factory In* )UR OW N DEAL! DISCOUNT ON DEMONSTRATORS 60 BUICK ELECTRA l-dour. that A hat line had c a r t . Traded luxury the car best of in on a 1961 Klee Ira! DOWN q u a l if ie d *1495 BANK KATE MANY MORE f in a n c in g TOP QUALITY USED CARS Drop In and Visit Ua Cowan, 3*3-4019. CHRYSLER 519 E. FIRST ST. BILL HEMPHILL _ PLYM O U TH SANFORD 1962 CORVAIR Spider Convert­ ible. 4 Speed, RAH, *1595, 668 5720, _ E 59 Chevy Nomad Station wageai 8 cylinder, auto, trana,, power steer­ ing, hrater. Needs seme work but well worth tie , , , y BANK RATE GMAC FINANCING OPEN — Fri. Evening* & AU Day Bat. MOTORS PONTIAC • SLEEPING I t O O M ^ r lv a t e bath and entrance. 322-3986. 11 .*>. Autos For Bale 56 Pontiac 2-door elation wagon. V-9 engine, standard Iran*. Good low rust transporta­ tion, solid throughout. Very Bpeelal A l — C R E D IT W IT H 1. Rent Payton Realty Rear door glaisca, oirraise tires, passenger seat, 9 cylinder engine. Reduced to Lifetime Buy I CLEAN ist Floor Apt. Pvt. 3 BEDROOM house. Claan A en t 1004 Palmetto. dose In. Call Jimmie Cowan 322-4013. 2 LARGE Nicely furn. Duplex apts. 14th Ave., Long wood, RENTALS 8 ml. from N.A.S. Ph. 838Furnished or Unfurnished 3298. _______________ Ball-Blalr Agency Fh. 322-5641 218 S. Park Ave. 108. Houma For *1195 64 Chevy Van A Once In A — Cozy Cottage, furnished. Lake privileges. *50. 322-6106. 4-door sedan, 8 cylinder, standard tram., radio and heater, A clean economical car al an economical price. *2195 aparf- C ROOM, 1 Story Frame, close FURNISHED apartment, In­ quire 401 E. 14th St., Apl in. 322-3477 after 6 p. m. 7. i BEDROOM HOUSE. Bow jnan'a Trailer Court. 668- FURNISHED apartments, 0 blocks from downtown. 945, 4908. *60 and 865 per month. FURN. 2 Bedroom. CB, oak Some utilities furnished. Ph. floors, masonry home. 1 322 3641. Block W. of Hwy. 17-92 on NEAR NAVAL BASE 434, then 1 Block S. on East Nicely Furn. 1 BR Apt. St. to Vincent Dr. 2013 Sanford Ave. Ph. 688-4323 F U R N I S H E D I Bedroom House. Utilities furnished. 3 ROOM FURNISHED APT. (11.50 week. Electric A wa­ *60. 312-6020. ter furnished. 312-3219. LOCH ARBOR: Attractive un­ furnished house, 2 bedrooms, EFFICIENCY. 940. 611 Park. •creened porch, carporte, FURN. APT. 322-2900. utility •storage, k i t c h e n equipped. Excellent condi­ 2 FURNISHED Apia. *30 A tion. Ph. 322-2468. 140 mooth. Adults. Ph. 3229430. 1 BR Furn. House. Ph. 668 5122. AIR conditioned bedroom In 3 room furnished apt. *63.00. FURNISHED COTTAGE at 3 Ill E. 8th, 322-4283. Points. *63 per month. Ph. 322-1487. FURN. Apt. Close Is. Jimmie 2 A 3 Bedroom Houses automatic, and brakes. Thin Week A t Only — F U R N I S H E D 2 Bedroom LARGE t Bedroom Apartment, furnished nr unfurnished, House. 2411 Palmetto, Ph. *81, 1703 Magnolia. 322-0274. 3 Bedroom borne, 117 Catalina. 62 Chevy II We sold It New I THREE BEDROOM, IV* baths, W E L A K A APARTMENTS G. I. loan, large comer lot, 114 W. First St. large shade treat, 107 Tuck* er Drive, Sanford. 322-2288. EFFICIENCY apartment for 1 or couple, lights A water furn­ ished. *43. 322-7399. 97. iiouHfs For Kent 3 BR, Unfurnished house. Ph 322 6892. sedan! rawer altering tnent (to week. 305 So. Park CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON Ave. 323 0705. LAKE. Call • v a n I n g a 322-1597. Turn. A pt Close tn. Apt. 4*35 Mo. 407Vi W. 1st. DUPLEX ON Acre on So. Sanford Ave. Iluom for trail­ 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED, er too. Sal* or Rent. Ph. utilities Included. A d u l t s 322-7519. only. Lake Mary. 322-4962. 62 Rambler American Custom 4-door sedan, V-9 engine, stan­ dard tram., power steering A brakes, heater and air conditioned. 62 PONTIAC Seminole Realty Garage 1995 4-door sedan equipped with auto, tram., power steer­ ing A brakes, power win­ dows A seats, radio, heat­ er and air cond. Extra dean with low milea. foti can save yoursrll n lot ol trouble if, first thing, you’ll slcer a course for this sign. Under il rou’ll find a reputable, estab■stied Pontiac dealer (that's ua) and the fineat In used cars Namely, fine used Pontiac* ami the best ol the test. Quality. Perlormance. Styling. Value. When you see the Goodwill sign, IL'j a 0a(>d i ’gn. $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES 96. ilouneH • Sale or ltent FURNISHED 63 Rambler Classic Station W a g o n equipped with V-8 engine, ■tandard tram., p o w e r steering, radio 44 heater, rartnry air rnnd. An extra nire ear that has had special care. Phone 322-4503 GREENBRIAR FURNISHED Garage Apart­ Choice lota available la ment. 1210 Magnolia. Greenbriar of Loch Arbor lit Private overlooking golf count. APARTMENT Home. Suitable for teachers. Custom building to your specifications, Greenbriar Utilities furnished. 1217 Magnolia. dave loped by KINGSWOOD M l ED ROOM Furnished ApartBUILDERS, INC. menl. 601 Palmetto. 322-1374 202 Fairmont Dr. after 3:30. FA 2-8074 2 ROOM APARTMENT, Pri­ vate bath k entrance, 511 Mcllonvllle, Ph. 322-3420. SEVERAL Outstanding 2 A 3 1-Room Efficiency apt. with pvt. bath li shower, suitable Bedroom Homos available in for couple or single person all Areas of Sanford. Let ua or retired. All utilities In­ Show you Around! cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ cated on lit St., within 1 block of 2 free parking lota and shopping oenter. In­ 1901 S. Park Ava, quire at Manuel Jacobson FA 2-5232 anytime Dept. Store 211 E. First St. 1495 fine used car. Stricklond-Morrison, Inc. REPOSSESSIONS, INC. 4-door, 6 cylinder, auto, tranx, radio A heater. One owner end rlean through­ out. Special Feature For Today. looking for a MC4-24A— Here’s a 1963 Chev. ’63 EXPANDO, 3 BR, Central *62 TALCON. Std. shift. RfcH. air, >300 equity. 322.7462. 1 Owner, *693 . 322-2073. 62 Comet Custom $gj| ' !§$£:■ - BUICK MOTOR SALES 301 W. First St. 2nd. & Palmetto Ph. 322-6231 2507 Park Dr. Ph. 322-0231 i*- <•— A- HOLLER • RAMBLER Ph. 322-0861 v ��jf* * [ W e’ll Handle This Science is fine. In fact, it's wonderful. It’s here to stay, and every­ body’s in favor of it. But when it undertakes to tell us red-blooded American men what con­ stitutes the perfect feminine figure — well, we just can't stand still for it. What happened was that a group o f scientists and engineers at a com­ puter company got to thinking about women (even scientists do it), came up with some statistics, fed them in­ to a computer, and the computer drew a picture of what the statistics looked like in female form. And we’ve got to admit that the Helen Fuller Soys DEAD END? slide rule boys and their computer pal came up with some pretty fair results— 36-24-36, five feet five, 118 pounds, etc. But who needs a computer to tell him that any gal with those statist­ ics is bound to be reasonably pleas­ ant to gaze upon? So use your computers and other miracle gadgets on moon shots and space orbits, scientists. We nonscient­ ists can take care of the feminine angles— or lack o f them—with no help from automation. And it will be no trouble st all for us, gentlemen. In fact, it’s our pleas­ ure. WASHINGTON — Washing­ ton ii In no doubt about Pres­ ident Johnson's reasons for mreting tha Vietnameie at­ tack on our shipi In the Gulf of Tonkin as he did. Hi* motive in ordering our forces to fire on marauding Vietnamese PT boati and on supporting ahora installation was to prevent a widening of the present guerrilla war and to penuad* th* Vietnamese that their only hope D to agree to an acceptable peace. What is not at all clear is why North Viet Nam attacked our dcatroyers in internation­ al waters, 80 mUea out at sea. The jungle guerrilla fighting, obviously continues to go well for their aide. There was no need to change strategy if all the Communists desired was to keep the U. S. tied down indefinitely In a costly con­ flict. Present evidence here, how­ ever, indicates that the Ton­ kin attacks are a premeditat­ ed shift in Vietnamese stra­ tegy. concurred in by the Communist Chinese. Southeast Asian experts in our government favor two possible explanations. Per­ haps the Northern Vietnameie wanted to provoke ua into a land attack they might use to justify a bombardment to When Communists fired on a U.S. destroyer the other day, it was de­ scribed on the air as a shoot-out. Sometimes you wish you could have a black-out o f this stylized stuff and a return-in of good, oldfashioned Engllsn. It might be easier to take ear-wise. Thought For Today I am weary with my moaning; every night 1 flood my bed with tears; I drench my couch with my weeping.— Psalms 6:6/ • » • Fear not that thy life shall come io an end, but rather fear thnt it shall never hnve a beginning. — John Henry, Cardinal Newman. Bruce Biossat — Ray Cromley Political Notebook WASHINGTON (N EA ) — U. S. officials can find no sura answer to th* queition why North Vietnameie force* rhoia at this tima to assault American deitroycra in inter­ national waters o ff their coait. Thera ara two tpecific ait* uatlona which potiibly mny have contributed to a sente of adginess in th* Red capital at llano), One ia a teriaa o f "pin­ prick" air attacks by limited South Vietnamese forces on small islands in tha Gulf of Tonkin o ff North Vietnamese shores. Thn second Is tha constant annuyunce caused by the tiny but evidently effective South Vietnamese navy, largely an aiiemblag* of junk and a handful of PT boats, which patrol S o u t h Vietnamese coastal waters and rivers used by tha Reds for moving in both men and materiel, Tha United States denies Hint its forces hnve been in­ volved in any way in attacks on the North Vietnamese is­ lands, either l>y air or by sea. It further innsllts that Its warships are not engaged In d i r e c t collaboration with South Vietnamese coastal pa­ trol activities. Nevertheless, U. S. vessels like the destroyer Maddox do patrol Gulf of Tonkin waters regularly to see what is going on, including the movements of supplies from Red China to North Viet Nam. Sometimes they perform special recon­ naissance missions in limited areas. Our role In these waters may well have drawn all the Red Irritation down upon us, even though s i are not rain­ ing the pinpricks. Hanoi's Herald Area Correspondents Geneva Mrs. Joe. E. Msthlcug AlldEiants Springs Mrs. Julia llarlos SSM31S 119-482* Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Milan 838-3678 Casselberry Mrs. Jan* Casselberry »3S-50U Chuluols Mrs. Joan Mafia 365-3712 DeBsry Mrs. f rank Whit# S6M-I222 Deltona Mrs. Mildred Raney S6S-5631 Enterprise Mrs. Ritchie Harris MUM Lake Mary Mrs. Frances Waaler 322-821S Laka Moaroa Mrs. H. [.. Johnsaa 122 *722 Longwood Mrs. Donna Estes 838-331? North Orlando Mrs. Doris Dean 822-1988 Osteen Mrs. Clarence Snyder 122-1811 Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lundy 38S-S1M Page 1-A Sanford, Florida W ALTEM r B A .S K Fri., August 14, 1964 A . S I B L O W , E D IT O E AED T O L T O L IN E , C ire e lA lie e . m iA S L . BTM N BTM OM A s e e e l a t e E d it o r ■ A S M I . JO H N S O N Managing Editor BELBEN HILLLUHEW Talsgrsph Editor pom s WILLIAMS Society Editor atari* City Editor JIIU I WELLS 0**17 Editor ■ IL L VIJICEST, o o t t ik PL’ B L IB E E M G en era l M a n a g e r B O IE B T A L E X A S D E B A dvertisin g D lrtotor MU* DBEEN Advertising Manager BUY I’ LATT O snsrsl Advertising Manager U A M M IK T T M. C lseelflt* 4AM 1K STAPLETON D irector SH O K M AM M M B u tln tia C H ID M ensger W ELLS M echanical S ta ff P h otogreph sr S«#L s r s s c m i m o a m ates Mease Eel Iveer i f “ «** • ew lsele <•■■17 i l l Slfcae l> *• I Tear l l t . i l 1 Tear I H I Months S.TI I M o u s e U S I Months I M I Months IS* I Meatfe l.t t t Month V. E P o in t E tfu liU e n e provlSs that a ll Mali sahserlgU sne bt » s l< la oSvaae*. ____________ •ia W eek KntsrsS ** s s co n i cists B itlttr O etoser II. ISIS a t tks Pest u n te s o f Sanford, Plorlda. undtr l i e Act * ( C s s g re s i o f MsrcA. T h s HsralS Is A m e ir h s r o f th* O nltes Pres* which Is e s ­ ta te s etcluetvely to th* us* for re p u b lica n * ! o f s it the local news printed la Utn newnpsper. Ke part of any material, news or s o v e r iitis g , o f this edition e l The Sanford Herald mar be reproduced la any manner w ith ­ out w rlltsa perm ission o f th* publisher o f Th* llerstS . Any Individual ar firm responsible for such reproduction w ill be considered as Infringing on Ths Herald's cop yrigh t and w ill he held liable (or dam aging under ths law. Publlsbsd dally ea ctp i Saturday, S u t le r s a t C srleiw oe, pueliesed Saturday preceedlns fk lW E if charges, it should be noted, directly Implicate U. S. forces. Rut beyond theis specifics some aourcea here suggest that thn North Vietnamese leader, Ho Chi Minh, either on his own initiative or goad­ ed by the Red Chinese, simply decided this was a good time to learn whether there is any­ thing more than paper in th* American tiger. If wa had responded with no more than verbal protests, the Communists In Asia would hava gained an I m m i n i • amount o f fare. Had this happened, both Hanoi and Peking might have felt they were at last on the way toward achieving an ov­ erriding long-range objective —the conversion of not only th* Gulf of Tonkin but o f all western Psrlfie waters Into a Communist take. The Reds have wanted us to go bark to Honolulu ever since they seised th* Chines* malnluml 15 year* ago, A top congressional aource who believes tha testing o f the American tiger was a real Red motive thinks tha fact of tha attack on our veasala sup­ ports this argument. Though many torpedoea appear to have been fired, non* cam* closer to U, R. destroyara than 100 yards. Says this source: "Either they era a bunch o f cockeyed marksmen, or they wrre given orders not to hit us." .State Department officials point out that If Ho Chi Minh did set out mainly to lest our mettle, h* is navsrthelesa shrewd enough to cal­ culate carefully what ha could do if wa retaliated with strong military Action. "H e doesn't hava much backup of his own,” says on* official, contemplating Ho’s now heavy damaged small navy and hia skimpy air force. The big question naturally Is whether Red China might pitch In with either air or naval aupport. Sourest her* doubt it seriously. For all hit allrgianta to Peking, Ho ia considered un­ likely to welcome Rad Chinas* planea on his bates. His trust of the Chinese may not ex­ tend that far. Furthermore, th* Chines* can b* prudent a* well ai militant. Thay may not wish to pit thair plainly inferior sir fore* against oura. Tha guasawork In top o ffi­ cial circles In Washington la that tha principal Communist response to our attacks upon Red basts is likely to be a sharp step-up in ground ter­ ror by tha Viat Cong, operat­ ing within South Viat Nam. This terror has bam on the rt*« for months. Hanoi, back­ ed by Paking, can go at it harder than aver— perhaps di­ recting mors of it against Amaricsns—and Just daclsra that this is ths consequence of our daring to s t r I k a ■gainst Communist soil. It is th* Reds' one most plausible prospect of saving fals. < i Yiets Shift Strategy W hat’s New, Other-W ise Are you with it language-wise? Or nre you a stodgy stick-out against the semantical move-in? You have noticed, of course, that the English language is undergoing a drastic upheaval. Not just a new fnd-word here nnd there, but trends that have moved into our vocabulary and taken over. "W ise," for example. Nowadays everything is product-wise, or saleswise, or weather-wise, or people-wise, or something-or-other-wise. And "in” and "out." We have walk-ins, drive-ins, sitins, stall-ins, lie-ins, toss-ins and even live-ins. We have stake-outs, eat-outs, sleepouts, drop-outs, camp-outs and fam­ ily spat-outs. (That’s when mom and dad fuss in public.) \ Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Sally Is a victim of our neu­ rotic modern age, (or we now receive more mental ilimulaUon but get far less muscular exercise than formerly. So scrapbook this ease. Discuss it In school. And you teachers should realise that chewing gum it valuable In reducing ten­ sion! CASE T-II7: Sally S , aged II. is a high school freshman. “ Dr. Crane," she Umidly asked st the conclusion of my address before her school con­ vocation, "1 bile my finger­ nails. "M y mother scolds me anti I hale myself for doing it. but dnspile my Rond intentions, whenever I am tense or work­ ing st my lessons, I start bit­ ing *ny fmgernslls. "Tbsy are chawed off io th* quick and sometimes they even bleed. "So is Ihcrc any medicine In stop this stupid habit of m ine?" Nail biting is simply a sign of excess energy that is not being spent in muscular ac­ tivity. It is thus a first cousin to smoking ciisrcU . for both arc a means of channeling off the pent-up energy that makes its victim feel uncomfortable. If Sally were playing bas­ ketball or swimming or run­ ning the mile race, she'd drain off so miHi energy that she wouldn't need to bite her fin­ gernails. Rut in this hcrUr modern age, we become unduly prodd­ ed and goaded mentally, yet lack enough muscular exer­ cise to balance it. In gramnnr school, » r ache dule recess periods just to let the youngsters run and romp all over the playground. For tills leg action drains off energy murh faster Ilian the sealwork tasks when they are hark at their desks. Nail biting is simply a com­ parable ou'lct to "recess" at grade school, tl is a first cousin to thumb sucking by infanta. In both cases, we can alert the victim by biller substances painted on the thumb or fin­ gernails. Rut the more satisfactory treatment t» to channel off that pent up energy In aome other, let* ohjedlonahl* man ner. For example, chewing gum relieves nervous tension, whirh is one reasnn why children are usually addicts of gum. Give the typical youngster a choice of gum or candy and he'll select gum. Why? He doesn’t understand live Phil Newsom Says medical reason, but he knows it makes him feel better to tie chewing. Soldiers in Work! War II would also exclaim, "I (eel as if I'll blow my top if 1 don't have a clgarcl!" Nervlous energy that Ia not expended, builds up discom­ fort murh si a fire under a steam boiler zoom* the press­ ure until a safety valve must let off this excess steam. Some school children use wooden pencils and chew them instead of their nails. Actual ly, school teachers should urge youngsters to chew gum just for its relaxing effect on the children. Also, weave a mblier band round your fingers and keep toying with it, (or this drains off excess energy, too. Indulge m athletics as much as possible. And you grow less lense when you extrovert your at­ tention via th# "Compliment t'ltih" technique, thereby re. during the motivation for nail biting. So send for (he "Complimen! Club" booklet, enclosing a long stamped, return cavelope, plua 20c. It can build up your popular­ ity while also helping atop nail biting. flnlrh Saigon. After U. S. planea exploded thrir harbor oil depot*, the Hanoi govern­ ment wav quick to charge that the U. S. was threatening to invade North Viet Nam. Or perhaps the Communist sea attack* were to leet our willingness to become involv­ ed in a larger war In an elec­ tion year. Th* North Victnameae have not as yet unleash­ ed the powerful atanding army they used to drive out the French after Dicnbicnphu. The thinking may he that dur­ ing a political campaign, a U. S. President running for re-election would not aland across the path of a Commu­ nist sweep of the whole Viet­ namese peninsula For long-term planning it is Important to determine the true explanation of the shift in strategy, in his immediate first response to the attack, however, the President could only consider our own proper conduct under the circum­ stances. Foreign correspondent* cov­ ering Washington, accustomed to the intricate machination* customary in older nations, were quick lo quealion whe­ ther the Viet Nam crisis wai fact or fiction. It wai just too convenient to lie credible, they said, that Mr. Johnson on the eve of a campaign would be handed an opportun­ ity to demonstrate that he would react with forceful re­ straint under emergency pres­ sure. American reporters ex­ plained that ours ts not a country capable of intricate intrigue, or of concealing such. But even the quick and unit­ ed support the President's po­ sition received from Senator Goldwaler and other Repub. lican leaders has not totally dispelled the euspiclon of the Europeans, proving how hard it ia even for Westerneri to understand one another, with­ out mentioning the Inscrut­ able East. The fact is that the Admin­ istration was surprised and puzzled by the Vietnamese at­ tack to the Tonkin Gulf. Tha President, all who have been involved in the emergency re­ action to the event agree, passed hit first test under fire with distinction. The doubt* lask he aet himself it in pro­ cess of completion: to prove lo the North Vietnamese that It cannot safely commit fur­ ther aggression and to aaiure our allies that we will con­ tinue lo take our internation­ al grievances before the bar of the United Nations, in com­ pliance with Um UN Chartoe Letters To The Editor Editor, Herald: From the new*, we note that Demo delegates to the National Convention from dif­ ferent aectlona of the country are resigning. Headers should take special note of this—it i< a serious situation when a delegate resigns — hit con­ science will not let him take part in something that will take iis down the mad fur­ ther Into Communism, They must realize that anolhrr four year* nf the Johnson adminis­ tration may be too late to turn bark. Communists h a v e atalrd that we aliould spend ourselv­ es into bankruptcy. We are headed down that mad full speed ahead. Communists hava said that we should have rivil war be­ tween (lie blacks and white. We are headed that way, ton Communist* have said that we must tie "educated" Into immorality. That is being taught in the colleges, too. Communists have aald that we must be taught to depend on the welfare state. That, we hive, too. (Poverty bill?) Do you remember the treat­ ment accorded General Walk­ er? That was not the Amer­ ican way of handling the sit­ uation—that was Hie Commu­ nist's way. There was one dif­ ference, lliuugh. G e n e r a l Walker was able lo sue, and won $800,000. When the Com­ mies are In full control, there would hr no soil, These are some of the reasons why wa need Mr. Goldwater, F 0. Cromartia • • • Editor, Herald: My congratulation* to th* Sanford Garden Club, the moat up and coming civic organiialion in Seminole County. There are 277 members and (hey have donated the park site on the Wcklva that th* Sportsmen's Association ia de­ veloping and now are to build themselves a $40,000 home. -Suggest If you want Sanford'• waterfront developed turn it over to them. 8. B. (Jim ) Crowe . . Brazil Results Good It la just over three month* now since a revolutionary ra* aim* under President Hum­ berto Oaatalo Branco look control of a debt-ridden and politically chaotic Brasil. Tha stock-taking shows the re­ sults have been good. O f particular prida to Caatalo Branco, a former mar­ shal of tha army, la tha fact that after the first wavs of arrests and political repcesaion open dabate has return­ ed to tha Brasilian congress and newspaper! ar* coming back to their old-free-swing­ ing atyla of criticism. Eerty fa irs that army xral for reform would mean th* suppression o f all critica so far hava baan groundless. Noteworthy also ia tha Cattelo Branco regime's continu­ ing dalarmination to press through tha reforms so badly needed. Already approved Is a 30,000 unit low-cost housiqg program aimtd at city alums. In tha works ara land and tax reforms and an economic development plan. Tha administration has not and will not be abla to halt Immediately Brasil's disas­ trous inflation spiral which In tha past has boosted prices as much as 80 per rent per year. Since tha first o f thia yaar, prices hava jumped anothar *0 par cent. But Cattelo Brsneo hopes to hold tha total increase for the year to 75 per cenL Without govern­ ment restrains ha says it would hava jumped 1** per cent. Oulalda support for the new regime has hern enthusiastic. According to th* new min­ Tha United States has istry of education, it hat okayed a 150 million loan and found that fund* Intended for Is instituting a $90 million new schools actually war* di­ fond-for-pgarr program which verted In the tun* of millions will provide wheal, vegetable of dollars to political groups oils, milk and butter and favoring o u s t e d I'rcaldant othrr commodities. Ths $50 million U. S, loan Joan Goulart. Employers ar* eeid to be from the Agency for Inter­ national Developmant (A ID ) $80 million behind in sod*) primarily will go toward low- security payment*. co il housing, industrial cre­ Leftist leader* have been dits and loans to farmers. removed from union leader* Urged by th* United Stale*, ship but s i the government Brasil's creditor nations also move* both to restrict wage hava agreed to case condi­ inrrrasra and the amount tion* for repayment o f her producers may demand, op­ enormous national debt now position la sure to mount. And, st th* moment, the totalling $3.* billion. Problems ahead r a m a 1 n unhsppiest man o f all is Gov. hug* and it already la clear Carlos lacerda of important will not he solved without Gusnsbra R ule whose prin­ grumbling. cipal city is Hiu d» Janeiro. The slata'i railroad system The government at the mo­ loses around $1 million per ment ia in tha process of ex­ tending the Gaslelo Branco day. Coastal shipping has drop­ regime'* tenure in office 1* ped *0 per cent because of months to March 18, 19(57, to tha high cost o f operating give it time to institute the ports and tha itata-ownad n e e d e d reform*. lacerda shipping line. wanted to run for president The highway department In 1965. Lacerda says the ex­ owee contractor* around $.10 tension "destroyed the revo­ million. lution." INSURED The Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation was established by Congress in 1934 lo insure savings in Savings and Loan Associations. by this U.S. Government agency in the 30 years since the No one has ever lost a penny in savings insured FSLic was established. W e are a member of the FSLIC. �V ’\ \ •«? �Adventist Baptist THIS •EVENTH-DAT ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner lib * Sim # 1 . I* Marahall-------------- Paitor SERVICES SATURDAY— Sabbath School _ _ _ Oil* A m. W orahlp Sorvlc* — 111** a m. Wadnaaday Night P rayer Barvlca _ _ f:70 P• "*• JORDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1(01 W. FI rat Btraat Sunday S c h o o l ____ _ 10:00 a m. M orning W o r a h lp 11:00 a m. m b it Study (Sunday) T;#o p.m. Kvangallatle Sarvlce T:*o p m. Wad. Prayar Maat _ T:00 p. m. Bill S t a p h a n i-------------paator A Cordial W alcom e te All Alliance CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY i : a l l ia n c e c h u r c h l l t l Park Av*. at l*th SL R ar. C. C. DMA Jr. — Paator Sunday School — — ft* ni. W orahlp Barvlca ~ H:#® a m. E v rn ln t Worahlp — T:>* P- m. Alllanca Youth Fallowahlp (W ad.) — I:** P. >a Last summer ihi aercamcd when we took her but tfie Mean. Now ah* Ictbb to splash around under hor parents watchful ays. Ons day ahs’ll bt swimming out paat the brsaktra and riding In on a wave. How dots one explain this emerging courage7 It la a combination of growth, training and confidsne*. And no two alona are sufficient — it takes all thraa. O AKLAW K BAPTIST CHUnCK 1741 Country Club Road ■ponoorad by r ir e t Bapliat Church Rav. R. T. B a r r a t t ------ Paator Sunday School _ — 1:41 a. m. W orahlp fa rv leo — IItoo a. m. Training U n io n ------1:41 p. m. Evanlng Worahlp 1:00 p. m. Wad. Prayar Barv. __ 1:10 p. m. fine P ? »W r Barvlca ------ Ttl« P a*. Assembly Of God PINKCREST ASSEMBLY OF OOD CHURCH Cor. ITth and Elm H. M. W ilder — ---------- Paator Sunday School 1:41 a. m. M orning Worahlp — !*:*• a. m. E vening Worahlp — T:l* p. m. Y outh Barv. (Bun.) - «:00 p. m. M id-W eak Barr. iW ed .) - t ;l* p. m. Baptist FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 111 Park Avenue . ■« ' Paator .J * r r.* B. Chance ., a Morning Worahlp — 1:1# a m, Bunder School — — lit* a. m. Morning Worahtp — 11:0# »• m. Training Union — 1 :7# P. m. Evening Worahlp - 7 : ! l P- m. Wad. Proper Barvlca t i l l P- m. CENTRA!* BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14th BL A Oak Ava. n a il Smith _ -----Paator Sunday School — J i l l * . m. Morning Worahlp — lt»M a m. Training Uunlon — •'** P- m. Evening Barvlca — — • :## P- mWad. I’ rayar Barvlca 7:10 P. m. Nuriary Open W TItll _ ---- ------------ Trio p. m. Sunday Nlta llroadcaal j OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH HWY. 411 Ph. 111.1111 Paator _ _ Chaator W. Plank Bunday School .... 10:40 a. m. M orning Barvlca _ lt:*0 a. m. Train in g Union _ _ 0:10 p. m. Evanlng Barvlca — TiIO p. m. W adntaday Maatlnga: O rganltatlona _ _ 1:1* p. m. P rayar _ ---------------1:1* p. m. Choir _ _ _ _ _ _ 1:10 p, m. Theaa three hava also their spiritual counterparts. From the day religious education commences, a child begins to show evidence of spiritual growth. ThiB is followed by an aptitude for learning the simple but profound truths of Christian belief and practice. Ultimately we see evidence of a deep and endur* lng confidence in God — the magnificent quality we call Faith. Then moral courage, trae character, emerges in the lives of our aona and daughter!. A vsit spiritual ocean touches ovary shore of life. And those who once venture into the surf are never again eontent just to loll on the beach. orarkfat 1*44. EdMwAdtwddag SraviraW , I Church Of God CHURCH OF OOD lln d * French H. C. S m i t h ---------------- P g its r Sunday School - 1:41 A ra. M orning W orahlp _ 11:1# A m. Evangallatla S*rv. - 7:1# P. m. T u t a Prayar S*rv. _ 7:1* p. m. T h u n . T o u n f Paopla E ndeavor ■ ■ 7:14 p. a . CHURCH OF OOD OF PROPHECT 1IM Elm Avanua Rav. IL U Strickland _ P aitor Sunday School .... 1:41 a m. W orahlp Barvlca _ 1#:4* a m. E .-.ngallatle Barv. _ liM p. ra. W adnaaday: Y oun g Paopla T. I» B. Sarv. 7:1# p. m. Blbla T rain in g Barv !;## p ra. CHURCH O F OOD MISSION Entarprlaa — EUaahatb Bt. ■ylvasnar W il lia m * ____Paator Phona O i l - I l l ) Sunday S c h o o l ___ _ l# :# t a m. W orahlp Sarvlo* ™ 11:## »- m. Kvangallatia — ,— 1:10 p. m. P rayar Maaling. Wad. 1:10 p.m. Blbla Study, Sat. — 7:1* p. m. • :l« a a . Congregational CONG REOAT I ON AT. ■ CHRISTIAN CHURCH (Unltad ch u rch o f Chrlat)! ' Park Avanua at 14th BL A ra. ____ Church School lo:ao a m. _ W orahlp Barvlca 7: la p. m. _ C h rlitlau Youth MJnlatry Rav. W altar A. R. M cPherson, Paator Christian F IR S T CHRISTIAN CHURCH OIBCIPL.ES OK CHRIST 1007 B. Hanford Ava. R. Varnon Kullar Bunday S c h o o l _____ !;4 t a. m. M orning W orship 10:00 a. m. Episcopal Church Of Christ CHRIST CHURCH Church Btraat. L on gw ood Fr. C hariot W. I to wart, Jr. Vicar Iloly Communion _ 1: 1# a. m. Barvlca A Sarmon _ l oo a. m. CHURCH O F CHRIST Oenava Ralph nrawar Jr. Kvangallat III I*Ia fc h o o l ........... 1:10 a. m. M orning W o r a h lp __0:10 a. m. Evanlng Worahlp „ 1:10 p. m. Wad. Prayor Service 7:10 p. m. FAOL.A CHURCH OK CHRIST H ighw ay 40 W ait Morrla Ruby -------- Kvangallat lllble Claaa - ..... .... ID:oe a. m. M orning Worahlp _ 11:0a a. m. Evanlng Worahlp — t:*0 p. m. Bible ctaaaaa Wad. - 7:10 p. ra. HOLT CROSS i l l a. Park A v a F r. Laroy D. Sopor. R acier H oly Communion •— 7:10 a ra. F am ily Harvica and Munday School _ _ _ l ;#0 a. ra. Alornlng Prayar (Klrat Bunday —• H oly Com munion 11:11 *• ra. CHURCH OK CHRIST 1111 Park Avenue Bart llrow u _ _ _ Kvangallat Hunday IIIhla S t u d y -------- - !# :*« a. m. M orning Worahlp — 11:00 t. m. E vening Barvlca .... 0:10 p, m. Baa "lla ra ld o f T ruth" 1 p. m. Sunday on ch a n n el I Tuaaday I.adlra lllble Claaa - 10:00 a. ra. W tdnaaday Hlbla C l a a a --------- T:>0 ». n . F R E E METHODIST CHURCH Cornar 4th SL and Laural Ava. Rav. C R. A n d a ra o n ___Paator Talaphonai 1)1*7*11 Sunday S c h o o l ___ 1:41 A m. Morning Worahlp _ 10:41 a. m. Evanlng Worahlp __ 7:00 p. m. Wad. Prayar Barvlca 7:1# ». m. W EBTBID* MISBIONART ElAPTIBT CHURCH Ith Rl. A H olly Ava. Paul M. C a l l e r ---------------Paator Hunday School — 10;00 A na. Hunday ... Hurtling Worahlp — 11:*# m. Hunday E vening W orahlp _ T:## p. m. Wad need ay Prayer S e r v ic e --------7:»0 P. »• PINECRUHT BAPTIST CHURCH Onora Hoad Paator _____ W illiam J. Ouaaa M orning Wnrahlp . 11:00 a. m. Bunday School . ...—. 1:11 a. m. T rain in g Union — — 0;l& p- m. Evening Worahlp — 1:J0 p. m. W ad. o ffic e r * A Taach»ra M e e t in g ----------------0:>o p. m. E L D E R SPRINGS BAPTIST Old Orlando ltd. at Haolar Ava. U. Ham ilton UrlHItt — 1‘ aator Kundny S c h o o l ------ 0:41 a. m. M urn lug Worahlp - l l : « l a m. T rain in g Union ™ 0:0* p. ra. Evanlng W orahlp — Ti4» p. m. Free Methodist Lutheran GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH It## A Orlando Drive Hwy. 11.11) Sanford, Florida 111*7111 The Rav. J. Gordon F a a r y, Pastor Bunday Schao) - ■ 1:11 a m. M orning W orship _ Hi## a m. Com m union— First Sunday la Each Month K IN D ERG ARTEN AND N URgXRT Christian Science F1IIHT C llU llC If OK CHRIST SCIENTIST too r.aat Second Street Sunday Service A Sunday School _ _ 11:00 A ra. Subject: "H ou r Wadncaday Harvica _ l:0e p. m. lit a.llng Room : 101 H. Klrat. Waakdaya: 10:10 A m . * 1:10 p. in. Friday Evanlng: 0:10* Sunday Pialma 111:4-9 Monday PMlmi ltd: 1-9 Tuaaday Matthew 11:1-4 Wodnaoday Luka 21:20-28 Thur»duy 11 Timothy 8:10-17 Friday I P«t»r 2:1-8 Saturday II Peter 8:14-12 1:10 p. m. Methodist FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 411 Fark Ava. Rav. Robert M. Jenklna, Pastor Morning Worahlp _ 1:11 p. ra. Sunday School ----- - 1:41 a m. Morning W orahlp — 10:11 a m. MTK Maatlnga _ 1:1# p. m. (Intarmadlata, Senior) Evanlng W arship _ T ilt p. m. GENEVA METHODIST O IU R C H Rav. W . E. T lm m a ------ Paata* Hunday S c h o o l--------- 1:41 a. m. M orning Barvlca* _ 11:00 A m. Choir Practice Wad. 7:1# p. m. Every One W elcom e. GRACE METHODIST CHURCH O ners ltd.. St W oodland i v a . Rav. John H. H ires Jr., P a ito r Church School _ _ 1:41 a ra. M orning W orship — 11:»» a m. M TF -----------------1:1* P.ra. CHRIST METHODIST CHUHCH Sunland Eatstas Cltrua H aights Rav. Charlaa B. H o g g — Pastor Church School _ _ 1:41 a m. Morning Worahlp — 11:10 A m. M T F ----------------- 1:1# p. m. E va W o r s h i p --7:1* p. m. Wad. Prayar Barvlca 7:1* p.m. Nazarene FIRST CHURCH OK THE NAZARENE W. ind SL at M aple Ava. Paul Blckaa ■ , — Paator Sunday School ____ 1:41 a m. M orning W orship _ 11:41 a m. T o u t h _______ 1:1# p. ra. Y oun g Adult Fallowahlp ------------ 4:0# p. ra. The Names Wa Boar Evangallatla Barvleo 1:11 p. ra. M id-W eek Sarvlce (W ad.) _ 7:M p. ra. Third Sunday Btngaplratlom _ 1:11 p. ra. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Lake Mary, FI a R av. W . L. H olcom be, P a ito r Bunday 1:41 A m. ____ Blbla School 11:00 a. m. __Morning W orihln 1:0* p. m. __ Evanlng Barvlca 1:0# p. m. _ Wad. M ld-W sak Prayar Servlcas 1:00 p. m. _ Last Wad. Miss* lonary Service Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHUHCH OK LONOWOOD , 111 Orans* Btraat Rav. E. Ruth G r a n t __Paator Sunday S c h o o l____ 10:0# a m. M orning W orahlp _ lit* # a m. Sunday Evanlng __ 7:1* p. m. Wad. Blbla Study „ 7:10 p, ra. Com iuarors Masting F r i d a y ____________ T :l* p. ra. Presbyterian F in S T PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford, FI a Oak A va * Ird St. G rover C. Bawall Jr. _ P a lte r E dga r W. Smith Jr. Assistant P a tter Church School _ _ 1:41 a m. H anlon Maala 0:41 A m. M orning W orahlp 10:0* A ra. Pienaar Fallow ahlp 1:10 p. in. Senior HI Fellow ship lt ( * p.m. E vening W orahlp _ 7:10 p. m. Wad. Prayer M a a t__7:1* p. ra. CHURCH OF TH E COVENANT IT7I South Orlando D riv e Thom as H. Makta _ — P atter W o r a h lp ________ l:o o a m. Chur oh School _ _ 10:0* a ra* ■The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleTHE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. ft Mrs. M. R. Strickland ART BROWN PEST CONTROL ADAMS TRANSFER ft STORAGE Phone 322*0225 CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. v M SANFORD WELDING ft FABRICATING CO. Bill Whitly ft Employees CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W . First, Sanford V A . DUDA ft SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford HILL LUMBER A HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapp* and Employees EAST SIDE GARAGE Virgil C. Gracey ft Employees SR 46 ft BeardaU HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. end Staff FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Souloff and Employees HARRELL ft BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 26th St., Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 301 W. 1st. St., Sanford HILL HARDWARE ft IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford NELSON ft CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rosa ft Wilks Bpwman ft Employes# STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenatrom and Staff OVIEDO RADIO f t ELECTRIC CO. Robert A . Cameron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff PERFECTON DAIRIES J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employeea L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida SMTTTY’S SNAFPIN* TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE KIDDY'S STANDARD SERVICE First ft French, Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W . 1st. St., Sanford LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning ZITTROWER BROS. 1400 g. Elm PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and Staff LeROY C- ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff HOWARD BOTELER Wholesale Confectionery WILSON-EICIIELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida ■L Jam as A R E , Sanford Av*. s l M ary's A M .B. Church SL RL *11 Ostaan SL Paul's M athodlst C h u r a h Oat tan ltd. Entarprlaa Stafford Mara* rial M aU adlat C h u r a h S. DaBary H w y. M l, P trea t c i t y Savanth-day Advaatlat Churah, M altU ad A v a - A ltam oat* Springs Sanford Savanth-day Advaatlat C h iid h Savaath * Him \**4 -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY- I ft BAPTIST ty •ft* 9| -«#*« # •■ t\3 rrt *•1 •Ji­ ts * .J I- I p''} / t H - A n llooh Baptlat Church, Oviedo Central Uaptlst Church, t i l l O ik Ava. C h u lu ols Klrat Baptist Church Chuluot* Baptlat M ln lo a ■porlam an'a Club, Chuluot* Eldar S p rin g . Baptist Church, 110 Lehman ltd F irst Uaptlit Church, I I I Park Av«. Friendship Baptist Church •* A ltam onte Spring* RL I I I JU tam ont* Spring* F irst Baptlat Church « ( DaBary F lr it Baptist Chureh e f O ia a va First Baptist Church a f Kak* Mary F irst Baptlat Chureh o f Lake Monro* F irst Baptist Church at Longw aod. Oar. Church Ji Orant F irst Baptlat Church a f Ovlads F irst Baptist Church e f San Lands Springs F irst Bhlleh M ille n a r y Baptlat Churoh. l l t l W . 11th BL F orest C ity Baptist Church Fountain Head Baptist Church. Ovlado Lava Southern Baptlat Mission, c h u lu o ls M issionary B aptist Church N orth RS. Enterprise M acedonia Mission Baptist Church Oak Hill ltd. oalaan Meriting O lorp Baptist Church. Q asovg H w y. ML Oliva M issionary Baptist Church. Baa Lands Springs ltd - Lengwaad ML Zion MMalonsry BaptleL Slpaa Ava. Naw ML Calvary M issionary Baptist 1101 W . U th SL Now salam Prim itive Baptist Ohnrafc, 1100 W . n t h SL Naw ML l i a s Baptlat Church. ITM Fear Ava Oahlawn Bapliat Chapel, f i l l W . Oath SL Ostaan Baptlat Church Plnacraat Baptist Church. I l l W . Onora ltd. Pralrl* Lake Baptist Chureh. R id s* R d , Fern Park Progress Mlaalonary Baptlat Churoh. Midway Second Shiloh Mlaalonary Baptlat Church, Ninth 4 H ickory Bt. Jama* M issionary Baptlat Church Bt*. Rd. I l l Oatsan SI. Paul Mlaalonary Baptlat Church, Ith BL St. Matthawa M laaiesarr Baptist Church Canaan Halghta Si. Joha'a MlaalaaarF Baptlat Chureh. 01* Cypres* Bt. Tem pi* Baptlat Church, Balm Spring* I d Altam onte Springs Waalald* Mlaalonary B aptist Churah, I I I E H ally Av*. Elan Hap* Bapliat Churah, I I I Orange Ava, CATHOLIC Church a f lha N ativity, L ek* Mary A ll Soule Calk»U* Churoh, IIS Oak Ava. SL A aa'a Oathalla Churah. Parahtag P lica , DaBary Si. M ary M agdalina Catholla Churah, H a ltland Av*. A ltam anl* gprlngs CHRISTIAN Fired Christ Ian Church, I M f a Sin fard A v*. C angragatlonal Chrlatla a Churah, 11*1 P ark Av*. Narthalda Christian Chureh, F I a r i d * Haven D r- Mnltland CHURCH OF CHRIST Church a t Chrlat. I d l l R Turk Ava. Chureh a f Chrlat. Geneva Church o f ChrlaL Longw eod Churoh a t Christ. P ast* CHURCH O P OOO Church a f Ood. 1*1 H ickary Churoh e f Oed. It** S. French Church a f Gad, Ovlado ■ HP1BCOPAL A il Saints Episcopal Church X. DaBary A v a - Entarprlaa Chrlat Episcopal Church. Lottgweed A ll Ralnts EpIacopaL Entarprlaa H elp Crons E p isc o p a l Burk Av*. a t |th LUTHERAN Church, Gvar brook Ascension Lutheran D r, Caasalbirry Good Shephard Unltad Lutharn. 1100 R Orlande Dr. Lutheran Chureh a t B m Italaaniaa, 1*1 W . N th plao* Messiah Lutharaa Church. Araarlaaa Laglaa H all. Pralrla Lake. Far* Fark SL Lukas Lutheran Chureh, RL IM Slavia M ETHODIST B arnett Mama rial M alhedlat Church. B. DaBary Ava- Entarprlaa Bear Lake Mathodlst ChureSi Baikal A.M.E. Chureh. Canaan Halghta Casaalbtrry com m u n ity M ethodist Church, H w y. I f . I I k Plnay Htdg* R d - Caasalbarry DaBary Cammualty M alhedlat Church W . H ighland*. DaBary Chrlat Mathodlst Churah l u i l u d C it t t a i F irst Malhedlat Ohurch, U S Park Ava. F ir st M athollat Church a t Oviad* Fra* M athollat Chureh. I l l W . it h SL Oenava Mathodtat Churah, Gaaava G race Mathodlst Church, Onora Rd. Grant Chapal A.M.K. Church. Ovlado O ak grove Mathodlst Ohurch. Ovlado Ostaan Mathodtat Church P a a Ia Waalayaa M sthallaL RL W . a t P *aU EAXAEENB th s Mass ran a. w. st Vital Churah tnd a t Mayla Farn P a rk Church *1 lb * Naaaraaa, O'Brian R d - Farm Fnrk Lake Mary Ohurch a t th* Naaaraaa PRESSTTERXAE eam raunlty Praahytarlan Churah. L *k * Mary First Praahytarlan Church, Oak Ava. * lr < F irst Pvaabytartaa Churoh, Caasalbarry F irst Praabytarlaa Church a f DaBary, Be H I lh lM l F fM b rU rlM C k n n h • ( I I I O m t u l a m a o ria n d * Dr. s l A n lraw a praabytarlaa Churah s o u I s a . nsal Bah. D r - Bear Lake U pigia ca m m u a lty Praabytarlaa Church. Upaala R A Waatmlnl atar Praabylarlsu Church, Hawaii I h r k , R L IIS SEVENTH B A T ADVENTIST Parent Lake Savaslh -d ay A dvaatlat Churah, O TH ER C l A llan’* A R E Church. Oliva * 11th Churah * f Oed la ChrlaL Ovlada Chuluot* Camm ualty Church Church a f Ood e f Prophecy, HOT Elm Av*. Church o f Ood Mlesion, Entarprlaa Chureh at Jesus Christ *1 L a tter Day Salat*. 111! F a rk Av*. Camm ualty Cbayal. Alternant* Spring* Xastarn O rthodot Churah. SL J sh n i Chry­ sostom Chapal, Hwy. lf - M . Farn P »rk Congregation Bath I areal, n t h a M agnolia VIrat Churah o f ChrlaL BataatUt, *** E. lad SL K ing#*in H all a f Jahavah'a V U m s V - W U--------- UntL 11*1 W . Third BL Firm Fan taooaul Church a f Laagwa d ML Oliva Hallaaa* Church, Oak K in R A Oat*** Plnacraat Assem bly * ( God, ITth A Elm B anter! A lliance Church. 11*1 A pa rk Av*. ia a te r d C a n ira g * tle a a f Jabavah's Wit* saw **. SSI Sanford Av*. Tha salvation Arm y. I l l B- la d BL Unity Churah a l SaafarA I H h M R I) �I t 1 ! Man Jailed In Kidnap Bryant Mum On Governors' Session Seminole County A Sanford Naval Air Sta­ ing his arrest Friday after­ tion man la being held on noon after a prolonged in­ charges o f aggravated asvestigation by area police. aautt and kidnaping followThe man, Identified by po­ lice aa Alan Dexter Burxycki, 21, of -Heavy Attack Wing 3, is being held in the county jail pending hia coutt appearance. P*°.W*0 eiOc Did you know that until a week ago if you were able to get an ica cream cone in Washington, D. C., it was a “ bootleg item "? Yap, in 1021 the Diitriet paaaed a law pro­ hibiting the aale of aolid milk product# In any container amaller than one-half pint. But now I'realdent Johnaon hat aigned a bill to make it alt legal, avan though fo r Eakimo plea, conea and the like the law really waa never en­ forced. Why waa tha atatute on the booka, you aakT Be­ cause the Health Department decided that the filling o f the little "Jlggere" of cream for the coffee wae uninnitary as it waa done in the lunch countera and roetauranta. So, you now can buy, legally, that la, an Ica cream cone when you go to vielt Congressman Sidney Herlong or any other o f your buddies in “ The Dietrict." Feelbetter now? e e e Oh yei, and did you know that the cone for ice cream waaInvented In 1804 by a Syrian, W. M. Hamwi, who used it in hia concession stand at the Louisiana Pur­ chase Exposition in St, Louie7 • • • Speaking of prettying up the Downtown Shopping Cent­ er (as a good many of our Clorkwindera. have been do­ in g), have you icon the paint job being done on the Down­ town Cleaners office on Pal­ metto T - "R ight purty, eh I " Thrru will be others "eiicklng up" their shops, too, ah betcha, • e • Counties in Florida whoee school systems maintain cer­ tain criteria concerning food acrvlcee can obtain a “ high atnndard supplement'* from the Slate. Tha supplement amounts to one cent per Type A lunch which includes either milk or a hlgh-atrength fruit juice. Seminole County qualifies for the supplement. “ It amounts," said SupL R. T. Mil wee, "to about $1,000 par month." • Police said he forced a San­ ford Atlantic National Bank bookkeeper, Miss Barbara Miller of Laks Mary, to drive him toward Jacksonville, only to change his mind when the car reached the junction of Interstate 4 and Highway 46. The woman told police she had left the bank Thursday afternoon end was at the mu­ nicipal parking lot off Hood Avenue when the airman con­ fronted her and ordered h*r to drive to Jacksonville. Mies Miller refused and Bunyckl pulled a knife, the bank employe said, and held It againit her throat. He then got in the front seat and forced hie captive to drive the car away. The victim eald she con­ vinced Burxyckl she could not continue the trip to Jackson­ ville and he left the cer a* it neared Interstate 4. She said she turned around and headed back to Sanford and noticed Burtycki walking, also back toward the city. Ci­ ty, county, Florida Highway Patrol members and the con­ stable’s office were notified. A trooper said he spotted tha men at the lakefront where he entered a green au­ tomobile and disappeared in­ side the city limit!. Shortly after 6 p.m., about an hour after tha episode s t a r t e d , City Patrolman Thomas Deppen said he isw the suspect enter another car, one bearing a Navy *ticker on the windshield. A check of the sticker nnd the car showed it belonged to Bunyckl, police said. The Information was giv­ en to al| area police authori­ ties and the next day, Fri­ day, Bunyckl was picked up and Identified by tha victim. • • Don't let anyone tell you Confederate money Isn't any good. You can get tha faca value of $1 and $2 bills, taya Bill Birr, numismatist o f Winter Park. $10'a, $20'a, and bigger denominations won’t •all though. * 4 1 4 on the S t Johns River 9 Zip Code 32771 VOL. 58 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 Two sturdy young Cubans, Jorge Varquex and Juan Gar­ cia who are marching for Freedom for Cuba, passed through Sanford last Thursday oo their way to Miami to join revolutionary force*. * • • Thu two men, who were in­ The most valuabla coin you terrogated by Deputy Charles can find ia an 1B56 Flying Fox, were referred to Dr. Eagle one cent place. It'a Lula Perez, Sanford physician, worth from $1,000 to $2,500 • e • JV2WA... Reds Take Ridge VIENTIANE, Laoa (UPI) — Pro-Communist forces have regained control of 1‘hou Kout ridge In the see-saw fighting in central Laos, a government general said to­ day. Aid Reaches Congo THIS GIANT BARGE tied up this morning at the Cities Service pier along the lakefront and began discharging a half million gallons of car­ go for Allied Chemical Corp. The barge, 242 feet long nnd 25 feet deep, can carry a million gal­ lons of cargo. The vessel Is ubout twice the size Against Alarming Our Allies Short Circuited 17 Die On Bus of government. The two men are former Cuban students, who escaped Cuba through Ecuador and aided by the Ecuadorian cmbaaiy made their way to New York. They left New York 75 days •go, and met with a group of Cubana In Orlando over the weekend, before they contin­ ued on to Miami. They aro a part of the See- Herald Index S _____Peg* ............ Page 8 _____ Pag# ______ Page . * lbs W om ca------- P«g« ing that orders to the mili­ the confidence o f both Allie* tary in the South Viet Nam and other free nation* and crisis could be interpreted a* stimulate Irrational action by n go-ahead to use nuclear our adversaries." w eapon*. The secretary's foreign pol­ Goldwater hat denied in­ icy recommendations to the tending such an Implaction. “ Tiiis is no time," Rusk Democrat* stood out In sharp told Uie platform committee, contrast to the policy declara­ "to indulge In reckless deeds tions In the Republican plat­ or words which would cost us form. While the GOP pledged to 'ta k e the cold war offensive on all front*," Rusk called for a policy "toward our Com­ munist adversaries of some­ Thu Seminole High School thing more than Implacable Bind will, begin pre-school hostility." practice seailoni Tuesday, ac­ "W e must atop Communist cording to Ernie Cowley, SHS aggression," he aaid. “ At the bandmaster. same time, we must seek Bandsmen and majorette* areas of possible agreement are requested to report at 8 on matters of common Inter­ a. m. Tuesday for a two hour est and mutual advantage." drill. Sessions will tie held daily this week and next. Following marching prac­ tice! a leadership school will be held so llte the band’s dir­ ector can Instruct new offic­ ers. Those session* will be from 11:15 a. m. until noon. Seminole Band Sets Practice In With 280 Men .Families The Sanford Naval Air St*' tinn gained some new f a c e t end some familiar ones—today as Heavy Attack Squadron 13 (VAH-13) arrived from the Pacific for transition to live new RA-5C Vigilante recon naiatance Bomber. Island, Wash., former port for (he squadron, adds 260 men to the local baee and nearly aa many famlliea to the com munlty. VAH-13 is the seventh aqua dran to Join Sanford'* Recon naDsatr.o Attack Wing One The new unit is commanded by Cdr. C. V. (Tony) Nolta a 20-year Navy veteran. Capt. Jamea O. Mayo, Wing commander, called the arrival "a proud addition to Sanford.” Ohio Anglers Like Sanford By Julian Ktenslrnm Fishermen are t u r n i n g southward, especially those In the North and MId-west. At least that's the opinion of lrven Morria, formerly of llsinIlian, Ohio, who now ii a res(dent nf Sanford. Morris, who lived m od of hia life near Cincinnati, says he and most other fishermen ho knew in tint area found fishing In northern Michigan and Canada too difficult. “ It was tough mainly be­ cause of the mosquitoes and tin- rough waters," Morris ex­ plained. “ You can calch a lot of fish in Canada but they'll only al­ low you to bring about 23 pounds acroaa the border," Several of Morris' friends c«m t to Sanford last spring to fish for shad. Morris said, "a number of my old friends cam* down from Ohio and In­ diana. They rented boats and did the kind of fishing they like to do. "They like fresh waler fish­ ing better and they had bat­ ter luck," ssld Morris. “ On the Florida coasts they ran ond Front of Escambray, an organiiation which calls itself Alpha 66 and Is ■ federation of university students and teaehrri on the anli-comunist front. The purpose of the march Is to demonstrate to the Ameri­ can people and explain their plin for the liberation of Cu­ ba. The plan involves stepping up the guerrilla warfare now going on inside Cuba with constant infiltration of free­ dom tighten, who usa sabo­ tage, fire, and psychological warfare. The organisation asks for (lie mutal and financial sup­ port of the Amerlcm people, and noted that a quarter (25 cent*) will buy two bulleti. On their trek, tho young men have refused rides, beds, food and other comforts, to Illustrate the hard life of the freedom force guerrillas who have been fighting Inilde Cu­ ba, and to arouse sympathy and support of Americans. They did accept an Ameri­ can flag from Jaycess Presi­ dent Clyde Long, to replace the worn one which they were carrying. W av 1 n g proudly over the field packs they car ry are the Cuban and the Am WASHINGTON (U PI) — erfein flags. They said that about 23,000 Tha Democratic N a t i o n a l Cubans have been able to flee Committee refused today to the Communist • held Island seat delegate* from Missis­ and that SS percent of the sippi, Puerto Rico and tha Cuban people would get out Virgin IsUnds at the op«nlng If they could. They said the exile organ! session of tha platform com­ utkm s need medicine, arnmu mittee In Washington bacausa nltion, clothes end transports their credentials had been tion to tha island. They esti challenged. mated that the present coun­ Chairman John Ballsy aaid ter-revolutionary farces ready that tha challenged dalegato* and waiting for a chance to could enter tha hall and Helen go back and fight number g to tha taatlmony but could not bout 23,000 men. participate in th* delibera­ The young marchers thank tions in any way until tho ed the Jaycees for allowing I credential challenges were re­ them to tell their story, solved. Into rough waters — one of ihe reasons why they find fishing difficult in the north." O n e of Morris' visiting friends was Hack Wilson. He fished three weeks on the coast with little luck, then came here and fiilted out of Jim Crowo’a (im p where hi* luck wss good. All of klorrii' old friends like Sanford. Most of them not only plan to come back for more fishing, but some also ptsn to live here. Morris says, "I'm sure that all we need here Is adequate facilities. Once we’ve got that — and it seems the proposed marina could provide them — Sanford could hecome the fishing capital of Inland Flor­ id*." "Most of the people I know nr* retired employes of large companies. They're now liv­ ing on their pensions, social security, or other retirement benefits, "Most of them already own their own boats. The others will buy them. AU Sanford need* is facilities," he conclu­ ded. “ Nothing could be furthe* from the truth," told * epeeiel newe conference in his of* fice this morning. “ It wae a very pleasant meeting." But he did say that ha di4 not antlcipat* that any com­ mon action would resutt from the meeting, which waa be­ lieved to have been • stragegy conference for this month’! democratic convention In AW lentlc city. Asked If there waa any general accord or agreement on any specific subject, Bry* •at replied "It we* a friendly meeting o f five governor! ith fire different view­ points." He would not go Into any ■pectfica of what tha masting waa about, bouncing o f f ques­ tion after question with tha reply thit It waa to dlscuse common problema, political la nature. He did aay reapporloiunant wae not discussed. Ha aald tha meeting wat called by new Gov. John J, McKelthen o f Louisiana and Gov. Orrel Faubua o f Arken- TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — Gov. Farrta Bryant of Flor­ ida maintained tha cloak-anddagger secrecy today sur­ rounding a hush-hush meeting of five-DIxi* governors in tiouislana. But ha flatly de­ nied any suggestions that h* left the meeting in a huff. MARCHING FOR FREEDOM of Cuba, with tha American and Cuban flag* flying on their field pucka, are these two young Cubans, former university students, who passed through Sanford last Thursday. Two men walked from New York, heading for Miami to join counter-revolu­ tionary forces there. They posed for photographer after telling their story to the Sanford-Seminoie Jaycees through Dr. Luis Perez, who acted (Herald Photo) as interpreter. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Many southern Democrat# in Congress are maintaining a nervous silence about the presidential race. A few lean toward Sen. Harry Goldwater hut have no intention o f jeopardising their Democratic congressional sen­ iority by openly supporting the Republican ticket. Most seem to favor tha election of President Johnson but they are hesitant about burking a strong Goldwater sentiment bark home, Some hav* described themaelvea as loyal Democrat# and hope to ride out the campaign without saying more. Sen. Herman E. Talmadge, D-Us., announced recently he expect­ ed to remain a Democrat but had no plana to campaign for tha party. , Among the congressmen who have said absolutely no­ thing ate the entire delega­ tion o f M!**istlppl and Ala­ bama, where Goldwater Is re­ ported to b« heavily favored. "1 don't plan to taka a pub He stand In tho campaign if I can get away with it," con­ fided one Alabama congrcea man. “ But my constituents may demand that I com* out for Goldwater. "My people are at least 80 per cent Goldwater," a Mis alaalppi lawmaker said in an off-lhe record interview. "It wouldn't pay for me to argue with them when they are not susceptible to argument." “ They are Ilka a nest of hornets," ha laid with a shrug. "They Just wouldn't listen If 1 tried to aell them on the importance—to them— o f my committee position* in Congress." “ 1 can't get too far nway from Ihe people by endoring Johnson," said another. "I have no plane to eey any­ thing." A representative from Georgia said, " I ’m for Lyn­ don Johnton but too many of my supporters are againit him, so I'm keeping quiet, at least for now." A number of southerners have e s c a p e d punishment from the Democratic collea­ gue* for bolting tha party to support third parties or inde­ pendent elector movements. "But," one frequent, bolter pointed out, "supporting the Republicans ia something els* again." AtUndlng besides Bryant were Gore. George W ellses of Alabama, and Pau John* son of Mississippi. “ Aa far aa I know, thoaa ware the only governors tn* v lie d ," ha said, Bryant said ha left thn meeting *ar|y because hn wanted to get back to his of* fire here before It cloaad fog tho day at 5 p.m. ha aaid ho had InUnded to leave at | p.m. but stayed an additional 45 minutes hi order to talk to Governor Wallace who wan lata. , When he rushed out to make hit time schedule, ha explained, his departure wan Interpreted or aa Bryant put It "misinterpreted" aa meanIng he left In anger. Asked If Wallace discussed plans with him for a trip to Florida, Bryant aaid ha knaw o f no plana for Wallace to campaign through Florida f o ! anyone. Sanford Guard Company Wins Rifle Award FT. STEWART, On— Th* (Florida) National Guard Trophy for attaining Ik* highest figure of merit la Rifle Markimenahlp during Ihe range practice season In 1*63 wet awarded to Com­ pany B, Second Battalion, 124th Infantry nf Sanford la ceremonies here Saturday. The award wax pisesatod (Hard Heaht McMillan, ad­ jutant general of th* Slat* nf Florida, during a fall dress pored* before military end •tat* dignitaries at thld South Georgia Army Foot. The parade cnlmlnatsd • week of summer Held train­ ing hy about I,to* Florida Guardsmen. Field trstaUg for the group end* Aug. 23. fe t nneuf N w u ir w Q tM u n rm SCH O O L OPENS IN 2 WEEKS! Demos Challenge Mississippians e . . . . . . Page . . Page 10-11 _____ Page _____ Page _____ Page 2 _____ Page of those normally seen here. The barge makes one trip every 21 days or so from Jacksonville to Snnford during the "normal’’ season, officials say. It draws 10 feet o f water when filled to capacity. (Herald Photo) Rusk Warns Platform Framers VAH-13 Checks LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con­ go (U PI) — American food and United Nations drugs be­ gan flowing today Into Congo cities shattered by the wide­ WASHINGTON (U PI) — spread pro-Communiat rebel­ Secretary o f State Dean Ruik lion. opened the 1064 Democratic platform hearings today with CAPE KENNEDY (U P I)— a warning against reckless A short circuit hat delayed action which could alarm Al­ until Wednesday America's lies and bring "irrational" re­ attempt to rocekt a Syncom taliation from enemies. ‘‘The devaitstion o f a nu­ communications satellite into the world’s first stationery clear war i* not the sort of victory we want," the cublnet orbit. official told the 106-member committee which Is to draft BOUIta 8T. MAURICE a platform for the Democratic (U P I)— Fourteen French boy Naliunnl Convention opening enmpere and three of their in Atlantic City, N. J., one counselors were killed Sunday week from today. In hia-prepared statement, when their bus plunged to the bottom o f a 220-foot ravine Ruek did not mention the near the St .Bernard P au be­ name o f Sen. Barry M. Goldwater, But his remark waa an tween France and Italy. obvious reference to the clash lust week between the Repub­ TALLAHASSEE (U PI) — lican presidential nomine* and Florida’s 28 junlnr college* President Johnson. graduated 3,092 students dur­ J o h n s o n hud mentioned ing the past school year, a Goldwater by name. He ac­ whopping 47 per cent increase cused the Arisons senator of over the previous year, the a "disservice to peare nnd , . , State Department o f Educa­ a great disservice to the en­ tion reported today. tire free world" by suggest­ who interpretted for them, when they appeared at llte Sanford • Semfoole Jay cer* luncheon at the Civic Center as surprise guests of Fox, who is a member of the Jaycces. The Cuban men told the Jaycees that their uniforms •re identical to those worn by freedom force* Inside Cuba, whose goal la to overthrow the communist dictatorahlp and install a democratic form Denies He Walked Out ★ ★ ★ Southern Demo Leaders Back LBJ Silently OK kids! Cet out thoss . coonskln hats and Indian fightin' muskets. Today's tha birthday o f none other than Davy Crockett—tha famed In dlan fighter. Ha waa born on this data back in 17B6. A b b y ------Bridge ..— Classifiad . Comics __ Editorial . Funerals -. Horoscope Society .— Sports ..... r Program# NO. 257 Bulletin Did you know that the American Numismatic Asso­ ciation la tha oldaat perman cntly chartered non-profit or ganixatlon In the United States T It was formed in 1BB2 and granted a Congressional charter In 1911. * SANFORD, FLORIDA CHICAGO (UPI) — A fed­ eral Judge today sentenced Teamster President James R. Hoffa to five y ea n In prison and fined him $10,006 for Hofla’s conviction on charges in a t u million union pension fund fraud. Tha mintlnr o f money Is about the blggaat profit-mak­ ing business o f which we have heard recently. It only costa about 17 cent# to make a hun­ dred pennies; about 35 cents to make a 100 dime*, and only about 13 cents to tnaka a all ver dollar! e e • • * MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1964 Cuban Marchers Visit Sanford By Dottle Austin City Editor “ The Nile of America” WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Tuesday with scattered showers; high today 90-94; low tnlght In 70s.__________ Greeks Seek Gifts Graduations Up NICOSIA, Cyprus (U PI) — High Greek Cypriut officials shuttled between Nirosla and Moscow today In hopes of cashing in on a Soviet' prom­ ise o f support In their civil war with tha Turkish Cypriot minority. * * * * Tha two delegates from Mississippi, G. C. Cortright o f Rolling Fork and Ben C. Cat­ ion of Natchcs, raised no im­ mediate objection and entered n section o f tha hearing room reserved for the public, Cortright told Bailey ha had no wish to “ be obetreperoua nnd would cooperate." Tho right o f th* regular, all-whlto Mississippi delega­ tion to be seated at the Dem­ ocratic National Convention, convening In Atlantic City, N. J., next Monday, has been challenged by a mostly Negro "Freedom Democratic Party” SPECIAL BUY! ALL-PURPOSE TOTE BAG ] 66* Smart, apacioui 14" tot* bag hold books, make­ up, lunchaal Haa adjuat* able aboulder strap, 18” zipper. Come* la plaid and tapeitry. Big value! ■plus 107b Federal tan. \ grou p/ V � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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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 14, 1964; <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/c31496b88bad81e96d618412704c4e38.pdf 29efe348b4f51246b01e502509f47e4f PDF Text Text % | ; |_ H i IntoPieces; Driver Unhurt F or B i| M eet SO------t - L ------M fT tS D Ilfg - VIINOX. Call/. (UVD "My station vsaon litersHy fen spar! r w body of the wapoo turned over, sod before I knew it 'Aero was a young sew before-, cry b y hysteri­ cally hy my aide. Me? I Just had a few aerate be*. Then someone helped mo out of the wagon and ! knew I was all right. It was as simple is that." This was how John Robert Romes. 33, Loo* Bosch. Calif.. described tus near-miraculous escape Tuesday night when his station wagon—going C miles an hour—struck a guard n il no the Loaf Reach freeway and almost disintegrated. Investigators said pieces of the vehicle were strewn 3M feet along the highway and the angina dropped onto a sur­ face street 0 feet below the freeway. Byrnes stid he lost control of his wagon when It alerted to awarve because the ear in front af him was going too A REPORT on activities during Girl* State Week thin summer In Talla­ hassee was given for the Auxiliary Unit of American Legion Post 53 last Friday at a covered dish dinner meeting. Shown with the Girls State repmentattvea, Miss Linda Spencer, second from right and Miss Helen Mann, right, are Mrs. Minnie Pezold, left and Mrs. Chloe Butts, second from left (Herald Photo) Puaasytvaaia east Rs vets fkv the lata President John V. E — Ify 0 IMS but elected Republicse William W. Scrantm to lie povetnot's chair 0 IMS. A t death af Rap William J. O n m Jr., ltof-time Demo­ cratic bees 0 Philadelphia, SEATTLE (UVD — Repub-j Ucaa presidential aomlaes Barry ColdwsUr, *‘terrifically oacoarsgsd" by early cam­ paign reaction, headed east to­ day from the Northwest where he accused the Kenncdy-Jotason adminlstxiUoa af playtnj politic* with (orsign policy. COVENTRY, England (UPI>-Arthur Arch turaad « todiy and said tin world If moving to* fait—10 mtootaa too (ait, to bo prtclM. Arch baa lived 0 minute* behind the times for 13 y t i n , He maintains that every body is out of step but himself. "It's all very simple.*1 he said. “ la M 3 the docks wore cheated a minutes. 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Sometime* we take for granted services rendered by oar municipal and county agenda* aa well aa the public utilities. Wa don’t realize how important theae service* are until such a tlm* aa when wa are without them. During Hurricane Dora's visit, personnel of theae agenda* and firm* went on a standby basis and when called rendered service* that en­ hanced the safety as well aa tha comfort of tha community during the emergency. The Florida Power 4 Light Company and the Florida Power Corporation and their offi­ cial* and linemen did a fine job in maintaining electrical service and restoring it as promptly as possible when lines were down. Personnel of Southern Bell and Winter Park Telephone maintained service in many areas and when lines were down in other sec­ tions emergency crews immediately went on the job. Sanford Gas Company had only on* emergency call but it quickly repaired a gas line damaged by the roots of a fallen tree. Among governmental agencies, commenda­ tion is in order for members of tha Florida Highway Patrol, the Seminole County Sheriffs Department and the police departments in each of Seminole’s six municipalities. Members of tha Sanford Fire Department and other fire fighting units scattered through­ out Seminole were on the alert and promptly rendered services when called. So did the other departments of the county and the municipali­ ties. The American Red Cross Disaster Commit­ tee immediately swung into action and provided adequate shelters for those who preferred a safe haven. The Seminole County School Board co­ operated with the committee in providing buses to transport those seeking refuge in the shel­ ters. Even though Hurricane Dora packed a mighty wallop in her winds, she was mainly a challenge to the grit and determination of the personnel of the agencies and utilities. In The Herald’s opinion, these people—to whom we are grateful—passed the test. Protests Lodged W ith School Officials Parents Level Criticism On Buses, Hours By M taa Sem inole County * * * * on the S t Johns R iver n o n * * T h e N ile o f Am erica” ife m fn r b i f c n t l i Sip God* 8X771 > WEATHER: Cloudy with occasional mint high today in 80’s; low tonight in 70’g.___________________ United Pm a Leased Wire Established 1908 FRI, SEPTEMBER 11, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 276 A group of eome 85 to 30 "vi>L. M parent! of Southsld* KtemoaI tery School p ttpfli dropped • • • three major problems into the A Clock Watcher, Jim Up* of Samtaele C o u a t y Whelan, DS2/c of the San* School Board member* Thurs­ ford Naval Air Station re­ day afternoon and bom of ported today that hla black them were resolved. tomcat, anawering to tha name ef Blackla haa Tha group wretod hw m ining for two daya portatios, more police protec­ hla homa at 711 Baywood tion for children at major Drive In Sunland. thoroughfare crossings and Whelan aaid that tha eat the starting tint* changed la not In tha habit «f wander* from I o.m. to a later hour. tag off and ballavaa aomeona Recently Southsld* w oo might have picked him up. Ha raid# a "walking • area' aik* that anyone having eeen school but the parents com a black tomcat call him. Tha plained that it was extremely telephone number can ba ob­ dangerous f o r elemonUry tained from Information, school children, particularly e • a first and second graders, to I t might hara bean wat havet o walk on »uch streets for Vernon Dunn Wednesday ss Sanford, Melloaville and but he waa wetter le*t Mon­ Celery Avenues with no side­ day, Labor Day. Dunn de­ walk* and traffic lights, par­ By Dottle Austin cided to obierve the holiday ticularly during winter months City Editor by getting In a bit of b an when It Is itill dark when A torrential downpour of flihing on Lake Hemey. Af­ some would have to leave nearly four Inches of rain that ter getting one be**, ha atephome. hit Seminole County Thurs­ ped to the bow of hie boat to The elimination of bus day between 3:30 snd 4 p. m. lift anchor. transportation, parents told haa brought ground-water con­ Imtead of the anchor com­ lb* Board, has created a traf­ ditions to (he verge of severe ing out, tha former county fic problem. flooding, county and city offi­ commlasioner went in. Dunn Tiie hoard explained that ac­ cials laid today. kept hia wita and hung on cording to stato law pupils Many areas are still under­ to hie overturned boat, call­ who reside within a two-mile water today though major • -' '* V"1 . fC./r* ing for help He waa heard by radius of the school cannot be traffic arteries drained off dur­ Mra. John D. Thomaa and transported by achool buses. ing the night. Mrs. Henry Harriion who This rule, it was explained, Seven flooding occured yes notified Mn. Harriion'a hus­ ha* been in effect for some lerday on many city ami coun band. With the help of Wal­ lime but this year It is being ty streeta, with water runton M. Torres and a young enforced and as a result some tag several feet over some Negro man whoaa nama ien’t Business returned to nor­ tend funeral services at II 1,448 courtesy rides were elim­ roads for several houn. OSTEEN imiDGE, above, was reported eportrd last night to have been swept available, Harriion reicued mal at th* Sanford Naval Air am. and 2 p.m. for two of inated. Reports from Cedi Tucker, But when a Herald photographer visitaway with the remnants of Dora. E Dunn and brought him and While the board agreed that Station today with th* return their colleagues, Lt (Jg) Paul County agricultural agent, In­ ed the site this morning all wns peaceful and the bridge uppenred able ridge uppenr hii boat to ihom. I. Haney and Lt. Cmdr. John the Sanford Police Depart­ dicate that though farm tu withstand even another sustaining blow such as the hurricune gave Dunn'a one bait, by the of 31 Aircraft which had been F. Moore. ment his been extremely co­ lands, citrus, vegetables have to the area. (Herald Photo) way, “escaped." evacuat'd to inland refuge The two officers lost their operative and performing effi­ suffered moderate damage, e e e baeee Tueiday In the face of livee In tha crash of their A- cient service, more protection further rains and flooding Tha Anchor Club's Admiral Hurricane Dora. was needed at crossings adja­ 5A Vigilant* bomber ehortly could prova disastrous to dance will be held at 8 p. m., The planea began landing after take-off during Tuee cent to the school. It said it farmers. Ornamentals and Saturday night, at the Sem­ would call this to th* atten­ ehortly before 10 a.m., in time day's evacuation. gnenhousrs w en tha moat inole High cafeteria. tion of the City. Meanwhile, to allow flight craws to atseverly damaged, with on* Aa the planes returned to mothers agreed to lnveaUgato • e e •i J * , , , -y-'A ej4_ f • hydroponis farm completely LAKE MONROS haa Sanford to resume normal , , The '>e.m i% gla County establishing • grossing-guard risen ntna and • half destroyed. k training operations, thera ware Young Republican* will meet program. inches in th* last two The Econ River, already croesed fingers that Hurricane a t g p. m., Tueiday, at the As to the opening time of 1 flooding, rose even higher days as shown on this Ethel, now proceeding slowly the school, the Board said this Florida State Bank in San­ and lake waters pounded near water level gauge and toward th* U. S. Mainland, ford. Sandy Baiiett announc­ waa a matter left to school the top of the bulkheads on is expected to continue would not lend tha same air­ principals and suggested that Subscriber^ may or may not1 Approximately I,(W0 tele­ led T,4I2 long distance call* ed today that it will be a Lake Monroe. Howell Creek is rising for five or she have gotten their Sanford Thursday, Jimpitng tines and craft winging back to Olathe, phones in the Sanford area "Goldwnter Victory Strategy parents bring this to the at­ reported running high and days. Lake !■ n o w Kan., for the third time thla tention of the Southside PTO Herald Wednesday and Thun- were knocked out of service taxing facUitieg to capacity," bleating.'* Sally Strikes fast and rivers continue to rise about a foot below top day, but the paper wai pub. * * * by Hurricane Dora, and repair Shcdden aaid. season. HONG KONG (UPI)—Tyand resolve the question with ill over the area. Officials of bulkhead. Guage In* The Florida Citrus Produc­ phoon Sally hit Hong Kong a All told, Dora delivered 0.5 Mrs. Velma Mitchell, princi­ lished and all carrier* were work Is proceeding on a 24- Southern Bell repairmen, > * tion Credit Awociatlon news­ glancing blow today. Seven inches of rain and peak wind pal of the school. out miking deliveries in spits hour bails, Southern Bell's Just finishing up the mauive kept watch on latest reports dientes mean tea level. local manager, Robert Shed- repair job in the aouth end of on hurricane Ethel, now chur­ Bush aaid while letter, "Orange Bloiiomi," person* were killed when a gusts of 60 m.p.h. to the N* Not all parenti present of the itorm. Some paper* undoubtedly den said today. the stale earned by Hurricane ning the Atlantic. Indicate* that a survey ihowa rain-loosened boulder crushed val Air Station. sgreed Uist the opening Ume Thursday's ralna brounght to fill washouts and repair that due to Hurricane Clio— wooden hut. should be changed. Some said blew away, soma probably Shcddcn appealed to sub­ Cleo, were hurrying to Jackthe total for the last t h r e e storm damages. when it travelled through the they wanted it left at • a.m. floated away, but every at­ scribers to keep calls to a aonville, St. Augustine and Although reports tempt was made to deliver. minimum, snd only stlcmpt Brunswick, Ga., today to help days to 8.40 inches, snd are n Indian River cltrua acction, Parley Called Another parent said the was­ roneoui late Thursday night in Lake Mary, Ravenna Park, Thursday, carrier* had an those calls that are absolulsly with outages caused by Hurri­ MADISON, Wii. (UPI) — some 40-50 per cant of the n't interested In school bus that Osteen Bridge on 8 R 418 cane Dora, In northeaat Flori­ Country Club Manor, Chutugrapefruit wae lost. However, The head of tha National cuurtoy rides, »nd added. even more difficult time on necessary, at the ScminuIe-VolusU Coun­ ota, Lincoln Heights, Geneva lt‘a believed that tha Inereaia Farmers Organisation (NFO) "I ■■ouldn’t let my youngster ,h<lr rou,cl ,lolcn* of rn#li‘ "The local exchange hand­ da and southeast Georgia. ty line was out, extreme flood* and Osteen are still under wa­ In ilxe of the remaining fruit meet* today with Wieconsin ride the bus if he could." I anJ ‘t "* * 1 throughout the ing conditions do exist along ter, with many clay roads and will cut this lose to 30-40 per Gov. John Reynolds in an at­ Several parent* reported coun,y wer« noodoJ ,Dd ,m' the highway and county and county roads Impassable or LEOPOLDVILLE, Th* Con cent. that they knew ol other par-;P*, l *bletempt to esse tha tense sit­ private bridges are out soma nearly impassable. Abandoning bikes, scooter* • a • uation that followed th* go (UPI) — American Air enta who were not settling seven miles east of Osteen In City Manager W. E. Know­ and autos, carriers waded in Force planes ferried frighten­ Might as well keep thoia death of two NFO pickets. their children to Southilde or the Lake Ashby area, les warned residents of tha ed white residents out of th* any school until some changes a* far a* po'iible to rrxrh the water Jugs full, canned foods city not to pile debris In ths A severe washout occurred lioniei of tuhicrlbers. Circula­ Congolese city of Coquilhatand candles on hand—Hurri­ Raid Studied were made. at tho main bridge leading streets where it can wash tion Manager Frank Voltoline villa today one Jump ahead of cane Ethel la f o l l o w i n g LONDON (U P D — Britain Into the Boy Scout Campsite down snd clog storm drains laid today. advancing rebel force*. Dora's footsteps. may counter Indonesian at Parent* were preised Into JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Edward McDermott to tour at it did Thursday, but to pile on th* lake and Carl H. Stub, Coquiihutvill*, 400 mtloa tacks on Malaysia with a re­ bings of Alamana Apalriea re­ service to help on bicycle President Johnson declared tha atorm's swath of destruc­ it on the parkways. northeast of Leopoldville, "We only had to use our taliatory raid on Indonesian County F.nginecr Bill Bush ports that the privately owned route* ami moit carrier* were parts of Dora • ravaged North tion Friday, emergency generator about bases like tha Gulf of Tonkin the last important city in tha assessing damages said that b r i d g e to his area la seen in tlirkeri and boots, or Florida and South Georgia , % three hours before day­ action of the United State* northern Congo still held by McDermott, director of the any more rain will be disas­ completely gone and that at barefooted with pants rolled major disaster arras and sent light this morning, until lest month, defent* ministry government troop*, It con Office of Emergency Plan trous for the county road sys­ least eight inches of water up, a * they braved the ele­ troll the Congo River. power wae restored," Hobby sources said today. Ding, was to Isavs on tlx heli­ tem. Land areas are satur­ stands In shallow spots along ments to get thslr job done. Two giant U. S. Air Force said. s e e C130 H e r c u l e s transport copter tour from the Jackson­ ated with ditches, lakes, the partly graded road. A disaster clinic Is planned creeks and rivers running at Smaller creeks normally plant-* and a pair of charter ville Naval Air Station. for Saturday at la a.m. at Funds Available County road crews will running only inches in depth, flood stage. ed aircraft flew 300 white Gov. Farris Bryant and Flo­ 1*7 W. Commercial SL aa have some of their work to refugee* out of Coquilhat- Red Cross official* strive to To Fix Dam ages rida Sens. Spestird Midland All construction o f n ew have risen in places to oU do over as rains hava washed ville Thursday, and Georgs Sm alhm snd road* has corns to a halt, feet. fa t mere volunteers to cope Done By Storm away eome of the road bed* Th* refugee* said panic with emergencies. Georgia Sen. Herman TalA. B. Pstenon Jr., Red they have been putting in all Scott Burns, manager of wa* spreading In the area in midge, along with American A. B. (Tammy) Peterson, Cro»* Disaster Chairman said over the county, despite sand Florida Power and Light sai l the face of advancing Com­ Red Cross disaster chair- this morning that fundi are Red Cross president Kaines ♦ bagging before the storm. today that ail power in the munist-becked rebels. • • • WASHINGTON (U ri)— F. Collins and MaJ. Gen. Rob­ mao, said 4* persons were available under the Red Cross For An All ’Round About ISO European* were an duty during Dora’s visit disaster relief to help per­ President Johnson drrldod ert O. MacDonnel, chief of tha WTRR Radio remained on area has been restored, ex­ Good Tima . . . . the air during Hurricane Dora cept In four or five isolated left behind, but authorities but many mars would kave sona who have suffered major today to fly this afternoon U. S. Army Corps of Engin­ to provide residents of Semi' instances. Local crews era planned to rescue them today. bee* needed should ton damage* to their property or to arena in Florida and eers, were to accompany Mc­ Meet For A Drink At The Gtorgla struck by hurricana Dermott. Thirty-eight white mercen­ storm bav* stayed la toe busineaa. note and adjacent areai with continuing to remove limbs "If you have had damage* Dora. By declaring parts of North up- to- the- minute information from power lines and out of aries were flown into Coquil- area. FRIENDLY CARIUE He asks potential volun­ to your home or small busion the storm and the loca town crews have moved on to hatvilla Thursday to reinforce Th* White House an­ Florida disaster areas, the northeast Florida. II* express- the Congolese army thera. In teers to be on hand tomor­ net* and do not have funds to nounced shortly aftar II President made resident* in situation. OPEN TILL 2 A. M. td gratitude to City crews, addition to being strategical­ row morning for the clink repair it, please call th* Rad a. at. that Johnson would th* path of the monster storm AID SOUGHT fir* end police for their as­ ly located, th* city la tha which will be staffed by Cross and make your applica­ fly to Jarkaonrlll* to in­ eligible for a varisty of gov­ Mon. thru Sat. NICOSIA, Cyprue (UPI) - sistance during th* storm in capital of Cuvette Central leading Red Cress Instruc­ tion for assistance," Peterson spect flood areas there. Ha ernment loins to rebuild their The government of Cyprm got helping with downed lines. tors. Province. tluu nil) travel to Bruns­ home* and businesses. • JVwbyj “On The Housa* m down to bran ticks tuuay Earlier this week, the Pres­ wick. Ga., to view damage q Every Friday Night 0 Rj b!J Ur niUV.ry .V.Vkwn ident declared nine Florida In that area. Russia. (Ladles hours 4:M-«:U M Tha trip waa arranged at counties hit by hurricane Cleo Drink* 1c per year age.) the request of congressmen disaster arias and made 8300,. 000 in federal funds available from the hurrirsnc-beltered "All coavtal warnings can beaches when Dora slimmed area, tha White House said. for clean up operations. TALLAHASSEE (UP!) - the Gulf of Mexico. Hurricane Dors dealt its Former hurricane Dora blus­ A broad stretch of northwest probably b* hrwsrerfMster to­ inland early Thursday. The most destructive blow to th* area from St. Augustine to tered around the Florida Pan- Florida, south Georgia and day," weather men said. St. Augustins * Jacksonville Herald Index Jacksonville Beach wat parti­ Miami forecasters kept a cularly hard h it handis today in its dying south Alabima was soaked by Beach area, the first to feel throes. A new hurricane far Dora's rains. Up to 10 inches wary eye on hurricane Ethel, Georgia Gov. Carl Sanders Abby . . . . . . . . . . — ...... Page 9 the storm’s full fury. P*ga 9 located about U0 miles last planned an inspection trip Bridge ................ out la the Atlantic waa watch­ were expected. Classified ............ Pag* 10-11 ed by the residents of the bat­ N ew Orlein* forecaster* of Florida and 350 mites south- later today in tha Brunswick, Comica _______ Pag* 2A-3A Rally Postponed tered Flonda-Gsocgla Atlan­ said Dors, which left thou- southwest of Bermuda, it wai Ga. area. The Seminole Sports Car westward toward Both the stricken Georgia Editorial ---------- Pag* 1A lands homeless snd millions drifting tic coastline. Pag* 9 Club haa postponed its annual D ays Left To Dora, downgraded to tro­ of dollars in property damage Dora's approximate path at snd Fta.'lda areas devastated Feature* _____ by Dora wtr* declared federal Horoscope . .. .. .. .. . Pago 2A "Rough and Bevvy" rally, pical storm status, was center­ in lumbering across Florida about five miles in hour. Society .............. Pag* 8 previously slated for S p.m. VALDEZ HOTEL Register For ed at about to miles north of altar striking th* Atlantic Florida Gov. Farris Bryant disaster arts*. Apalachicola, Fig. Us wind coastline near St. Augustine, flew to Jacksonville to per­ It was too early to dsteralae S p o rts_____ _____ Paga 6 Saturday, until th* next dal* DOWNTOWN SANFORD General Election had d.minished to U miles in would move gradually to tha sonally inipect the damage whether Muw-muviog Ethel TV Programs .......... Page 7 available from the Central west northwest. Wa tha .Women Fog* 9 Florida Sports Car Club. k it along northeast Florida would hit load. (pur m squall* occuriog over 3 1 * T i Area Lakes, Rivers A t Capacity, Warning Given On Flood Threats Experts Study Next Move Of Stormy Ethel N avy Base A ircraft Returns To Station Carriers Try 1 ,8 0 0 Phones O ut For Delivery Despite'Cane In Storm A fterm ath iUUVA Planes Rescue Congo Whites N. Florida, Georgia To Get U. S. Assist Volunteers Eyed For Red Cross Disoster Clinic Electric Power Put In Service Johnson Plans Trip To Areas Hurt By Storm \ \ 1 I Dying Dora Thrashes'Panhandle Sector O M V 19 �f* ’* j ! j; 111j 1. Vr A Solvent For Fear m that It daaa to m m peo­ ple hon est 1 leak forward to the first cup af coffee, the time with my family during breakfast (shout the only U rn wo seem to be able to bo together), the prayer « • re together w h e n our mhda are fresh, the beauty of the early sun on the lawns and shrubs which can be *een from my chair at the table, and tha ptomlee of a new day, Om te Inclined to think It unfortunate that such a fine experience has to be marred by the apyroachlng day. Tha reality of feeing lift is its frightening aspecta la ever abundant la our time as we ■uraly realise. Tha turmoil and at rtf* between Individ­ uals, n e ts, and nations tend to bring tha black cloud of depraaalon and fear for all who will read and think. How often I am reminded that oua la Mi alona whan ho feats confusion, fro at ra­ tion, and consequent fear. Aa paster I ihart and hear over pnd-.oyty lfcj_ cry <di#-, guised or not), "How can I dispel my fears 1" Thera was a time when 1 tried away c o m p l i c a t e d methods, aa tha book aald, in an approach to this awtaome tad terribla problem only to dissever that a solution to simple that 1 was mtealng it, could work wonders with my distraught and fearful peo­ ple. The first thing that ene needs te do is te accept the gift of trustfag Gad. One can pray for the ability to lean on Him completely. This la a good prayer and if made consistently and ainctraly will will be answered. A baby trusts a loving parent even though be does not under­ stand all that the parent does, Pray for implicit foitht and H. 1. McCall as treasurer. Other buaiaaaa msttera dU- The oocond thing wo should euaaed at m moating deluded do io te obey God to tho best Mmee at tha church charter of our ability. Granina Chris­ tian faith will lasua in obedi­ and fee annual budget Bee. Knight announced that ence to God’s Word. 1 realise Her. Lynn Corbett of Orange- that none of us ebay perfect­ el the ly but wa art to obey Him Southern Methodist Church to the beat af our ability. will he in Salford on Sunday, The third thing wo are to ■dpt * , sad will deliver the do la to realise that wo leave t:S0 p. m, service that day nt tha results with God. God does not demand success as tha Woman's Club. Ladle# of the church are others see It, but He does planning a covered dish sup­ aek for faith and cbedlence. per to honor Rav. Corbett pre­ If wo will trust and obey ceding tha worship servlet on God and leave tho rn u lti to Him our ftera will dissolve. tha goth. v R IC v B n iflfjIC i Community M ethodist Attends Stole Mission Meet Announces Revival opening terrlee Sunday night, they will p m ent a ayacial pro­ gram to tha young people of Set Series M tfh o d itt Gats Board O ffic trt ■y J i m r ails ter r y A m iv a l win b« conducted •I the Community Methodist Church of Caaaclborry. •tartlag thi* Sunday at 7;9o p. m. U d eootiaulag l t d avoolng through Sapt IS, hy Evangelist l* » . Harold L. Brooka, minUtar a l tha Patter Memorial Mathodlat Church of Jacksonrifle. REV. M. D. JACKSON <:30 p. m Although Rev. Brooks U only JJ yean old, ha b n been in the ministry far 11 years, Includ­ ing student appeintmasts. and ftaa participated la 111 n rivala. Last year he conducted the fall revival at Aibury College, Ky., where he and hla wlfa, Jtneve, graduate in lisa. He started preaching white still a carding statistical secretary ftr the Florida Baptist Mata avtottoa, a position which ha baa tilled far Rev. Jackson • tau g fird m a. terms m public -irimote-lo-rto Ida before entering Urn min­ istry. Ha wan ordsteod In Teacher* for Holy Ci o n aek to tha Baptist denonri- pim p e l Church Sch nation la tha Coliseum Place Church la New Ortas as la in t. Ha ractlvsd hla master's dagroa la IMB tram tha Bap Hat p u t tmtitute, now tha Ntw Ortaaaa Baptist Thaoln Nursery classes for the two gical lamiaary. Altar ratriv and three year elds will he lag hla degree ha eaaaa la conducted te the Kindergart­ Florida aad bap en Room under direction af Of rhurehM hart uwtffl Ida itMrs. Harlan Rhoadaa with Uramaat oa April I, W a ynar, teaching teem* te include Btfora rrtlrtag ha aarvnd sevrral cteurchaa la Caalral Mm. PhU Roche, Mrs. M. L. Florida teelndlag tha Ftrat Reborn Jr., Mra. W. H. Whatran, Mrs- Naal Johnson, Mrs. Baptist Church af Michael Durant, Mrs. C. J. Milter Memorial in Ort Youngblade and Mra. Ted and the Edgawatar church. Since hla ratiremoat ha baa Conn. served aa supply minister for Claeses for elder students 14 different churches and pre­ and their teachers will be: sently U filling la tar Geneva four year olda, Mra. Raymond Lundqulat; five years, Mre. Baptist Church. la addition to hla outstanding Harold Stanley; first grade, record of service. Rev. Jackson Mrs. L. D. Tsmny; second is Justly proud of the fact that grade, Mr*. Stan Poioekl; he was named Is the 1M4 edi third grads, Mrs. Harry lion of “ Marquis' Who's Who Cochrans; fourth grade, Mra. In the South sod Southwest." ^ Thomas Joyner; fifth grade, Mra. Xanry Vimm Jv. and Mrs. W. C. Fsldmeyar Jr,; sixth grads. Mr*. Betty Hal Guest P astor Rav. T. H. Vacuum of back; seventh grade, George Wildwood will conduct serv­ Dangleman and eighth grade, ices this Sunday at tha First Mra. Leigh Ebbert. The Senior Seminar, meet­ Pentecostal Church of Longwood. Bov. E. Ruth Grant, ing in tha chelr rehearsal pastor, Is In New York for i room, will be led by Mr. end few days' vacation and will Mm. Jack Horner. flupptlee will be under supreturn next weak. Ecumenical Council To S ta rt M onday sophomore In high school In Corbin, Ky., aad had churches la the Danville area during his four years at Aahury. Upon graduation, Rav. and Mrs. Brwelm served as abort term Methodist miaatesartea la Sea dear, Co>U Riea. Return­ ing to thte country, ho enroll­ ed at Louisville Presbyterian Seminary for Us first year of work toward his Master of Divinity degree and served aa pastor at the Olivo Branch Church at BhelbyvtUe. He served the University Heights Methodlit Church in Atlantn white eomptetlag hi* studies nt Emery University la l*5T he wan nppnintetf asso­ ciate minister of C h r I a t Church in St. Petersburg whan ha and his wife enadueted a tour of Europe and tho Holy land, visiting II reunites. He has done graduate work at Houston, New York Stste and Harvard Universities. In 1M3 ha w u appointed to Peelar Memorial which now has a membership of I.MS persons. af Mra Margaret aad Mrs. Lae •warts will a a m aa registrar and secretary af tha Church School. Overall leader and superintendent will be Phil Clsseee under lin t grade will report directly to the Parish House; children In first through fifth grades will tents tha church following Uw offertory te rapost for their cUsees aad upper grade students will make Commun­ ion end receive blessing be­ fore going to their class- 2,000 Methodist Laymen Register For Retreats Mora than 2,000 Florldn Methodist layman have regls tore d tor a series of lour week­ end retreats It ins church youth camp In Leesburg start­ ing September II. Other re­ treats art scheduled for Sept­ ember 95-27. October *-11 snd October 16-11. Aimed at refreshing tbe spiritual life *f lay leaders, the weekend programs will In elude Bible studios, discussion groups on a variety of aubjacta, and talka by prominent church­ man. Among the speakers will bo four Msthodist bishops. Bishop James W. Henley, Lakeland; Bishop Kenneth Goodson. Bir­ mingham, All.: Bishop Ellis Finger, Nashville, Tenn.. and Bishop Paul Hardin of Cotum bia, S. C. Also participating will bo visiting lay loaders f r o m Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia aad Ttxaa. Directing tha retreats will be R. Howard Borg o< Mel­ bourne, lay leader of tho Flor­ ida Coafcnnci who will be assisted by Gltna W. Gold of Miami, associate lay leader. Longwood Christ Episcopal To Begin Winter Schedule KEY. H. L. BROOKE Central Baptist WHU Elects New officers for (ha Cen­ tral Baptist Cknrth WMU tram slatted teat weak for tho new church year which begisa In October. Serving will be Mra. L 8. Appleby, president; Mra. Ruth Wilkinson, vice presi­ dent; Mra. Joanne Williams, s e c r e t a r y ; Mrs. Daniel Gricmt, treasurer; Mra. Edna GUea, GA director; Mra. Phylle Nash, YWA director; Mra. Ckarlee Hayes, Sunbeam director; Mra. Jack Owns, prayer chairman, Mrs. Gall (tertth, program ctutriren and Mrs. Ins Galloway, hostess chairman. Following tha a I t e l I aw meeting a surprise birthday party and luncheon sms held honoring Mra. Smith, the peitor’s wife. Tho attractive table ema centered with • beautiful floral arrangement of roam In assorted colors Interspers­ ed with asparagus fern and hibiscus. S \tten i> services td is w eed a t vour own J>(aceef worsEip ■ Virntate Fetroskl F. O. Bos 12U Romford Nora N uria TE 6-U14 8. Seminole Phillis Kuemarine FA 2-6216 Lake Mary Mildred Haney 666-5611 Deltona Mary Get tines Bear Lake 2*3-6447 Sophie Halnee DeBary 666-1102 RaUgtoa Be America not water down the concept of aad tha Vatican bunaueraey, ellc world. Third on their apapal infallibility. On the con­ especially the holy office. This genda is a document on Chris­ By Leals Camels failed Pram lateraatteaal trary, it reaffirms that con­ document would provide (or tian unity, which waa debated list fall and which Is sura of Tha third session af tha Vat* troversial doctrine in precise, considerable decentralisa­ leas Beumaaieal C o u n c i l , y tho same words used by tho tion of power In tho church, overwhelming approval, It goes farther than the Catholic which will get under way Moa* first Vatican council la 1170. permitting local bishops to de­ church has ever gone before Tho document on tho church day, promises te be the most contains two other sections of cide many questions which In acknowledging the presence productive yal. Mora than 2,506 Citholic great significance. One would now must bo referred to of an authentic Christian spir­ it in other churches. One of its bishops toon all parts of tha restore th* ancient order af Rome. After dealing with these In­ deacons, ai a parmaoant or­ practical results may be to world are la Rama te taka part la tha council delibera­ dained office In tha Catholic ternal concerns, the council permit Catholics to tako part tions which probably will coo clergy. Deacons, who might be fathers will turn their atten la Joint worship services on married or unmarried could lion outward to tho non-Cath certain occasions. tinue until late November. The council tether* are ex administer baptism, conduct period to complete action cc worship services, funerals and • t least five major dtcn ai i t baptisms la anas where then this session. By contrast, the la an acuta shortage of priests. first two aesstona of tha coun Thay could not celebrate tha ell, la 1M2 aad lWJ, produced mass, •gly ona Important document, The other section deals with dealing wHh liturgical reform tho Virgin Mary. Ha contents Thing* will move faster this art still secret- But high fall for two res x»i. Popo church officials art hopeful Paul VI has modll'cd council that It wilt satisfy the council rules to c u r b repetitious fathsrs who want n strong speech**. Aad molt of th* statement of devotion to items on the agenda have al Mary, without upsetting those ready been debited extan who art opposed to any fur. ther development of Marian lively. Tha first ordar of bualn*v theology In the direction of la to finish work oa tha histor­ proclaiming the mother of Je. ic document naming "D* la - sue te ha “co-rodemptrlx" ctoala*' Of The Church which with her Son. thn fathers discussed for six The aacoad document on tho V tbe agenda deils with “ the pasEASY TO DRIVE, TU R N , PARK, A N D EASY ON YOUR POCKETBOOK assertion that suprsme author­ loral duties of bishops" Lika “ De Ecclesia," It was debitAT THE GAS PUM P! SELECT YOUR ’61 CHEVY 11 TODAY — AT ity In tha church Is not vested In the Pops slone, but Is the ad *4 length last fall, snd waa wools “collsgs" of bishops, tha subject of sharp dispute with tho Pope si their bead. between progressives and con­ This la tha so-called “doc. servatives. Tbe most contra trine of colteglallty" which venial sections are t h o s e won overwhelming endorse­ which attempt to define tho NOW IS THE IDEAL TIME TO BUY — A N D GET THE ment of the fathers on a test relationship between a bishop vote last Oct. 90. Us import­ MOST FOR YOUR MONEY. DRIVE ONE — MAKE US A N OFFER! ance lies In the fact that U ®l)r Qanfwfc f r r a lh would restore the office of Is t i N f t sa l| OPEN EVENINGS EXCEPT SATURDAY — TILL ALL ,84,n ARE SOLD! Bishop to tho dignity It enjoy* •StseUs rM. s■e ■ Dei •S ir s s 4 cn *t«i. od in tho tarly church and ar­ ■MSI *ahU.b<4 i i l a r i i i n tte u s CSrlatnae I* rest the avor-gnatar cantraU* sTbe M eter* He rale, tea **. aation of authority In thn • I I . M eier* . r ir r iS s. Popo which haa been the dom­ ■ i « H r ieee P eeteoe F t l i inant tread in Catholic policy ■I s e a le r s , r te . 2nd 4 PALMETTO 2303 S. PARK AYE. Bebeeetotieo D ate* fcr Car. since tho council of Trent. rlaai 332-0711 322-OM1 It should bn noted, howev­ Tear lim a er, that “Da Ecctcila'* docs Week JS A busy waak is planned at Loegwood’t Christ Bpiaeepal Church according te Rer. Charles Itewart J r , rtear. Tha winter schedule af Sunday ssrvicva will begin this Sunday with Holy Com­ munion at 7:S0 a. a .; Family Eucharist a t • a. m. and Service aad Sermon at 10:41 >• m. Morning Prayer and Holy Communion will he ob­ served aa alternate Sunday! at tha 10:4S a. m service. Sunday School classes will meat in tha Parish House fol­ lowing the 9 a- m. service aad Father Stewart will conduct an Adult Inquirer's Class at the aama time. The E y l a e o p a l Young Churchman, aa organisation for tha tetaagara of the com­ munity, will mast regularly on Sundaya at f:30 y. m. Tha Men's Club meeting, c’Hgk'cted by A. P. Bowersfcx, president, is' scheduled for I p. m. Monday. Tha Episcopal Churchwomen'a meeting!, which was postponed this week, will taka place Tuesday at I p. at. with Mra Peggy Hubs, pro*. Ideal, in charge. Wednesday, Friday a n d Saturday will be observed aa Ember Days te faagia the fall penitential season. Oa Wed­ nesday, Communion will be held a t t:!0 a. m. A covered disk supper te planned that aama day at • p. m. and eholr practice at T;iO p* * Thursday at *:S0 a. m., weekday Cemmunloa serelevs will hagte. On Friday Father Stewart will esodact a Quiet Day to begin with Holy Communion n t 9 JO a. a*. Thame af tha nseditetioo will ha “ Intelllgaat Prayer” and will conduds after h ath . Those attending a n requested te bring their owa light lunch. Classes To Open A t Holy Cross Confirmation Classes for Children aad Adult Inquirers Classes at Holy Cross Episco­ pal Church of Sanford, te be conducted by Rev. LeRoy D. Soper, rector, will begin next Thunder and will bo con­ tinued until approximately Dec. 1. Confirmation Classes will mast each Thursday at 4 pm. in tha Pariah Hall. Tha adult classes will be at I p r a and will conilit of a lecture fol­ lowed hy di scuta!on. Tbs opening session will bo held In the Pariah Hall with those to follow taking place in beams of various slats mem­ bers- Attendance data not commit ona te being con­ firmed. Temple Baptist Plans Special Campaign Tempi* Baptist Church of Altamonte Springs, located on Palm Springs Drlva Juet off SR 06, win conduct aa Evangel­ istic Campaign, Sapt. lS-», with ltev. B enia Rodgers as the guest minister. Services will begin at T:W p. at. tach day and than will be special singing and music. The opening service this Sunday will be devoted to a Baek to School Day program and next Friday's service will be observed as Suada> School NiRit. Youth Ntfht will be on Satur­ day and the closing day will be conduct'd on a Fall Round­ up Waitem Theme at which time Rev. Harold Ramsay will ride a horse to tha church. FOB ANT OCCASION FLOWERS ARE ALWAYS CORRECT SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Car. E. 1st A Saaferd Atv. ra-ian an-stss "EVENING BOLES ARE READING HOURS You II find what you're looking for in the Classified Ads! ONLY 3 LEFT! ROCK BOTTOM PRICES HOLLBR MOTOR SALIS QUICKEST, MOST ECONOMICAL W AY TO BUY AND TO SELL . . . W ant ads get fast results! They’ve got coverage! That’s why buyera and Hellers o f goods and services go to the W ant Ada for action. Set Your p rice. . . we’ll set your ad! CALL CLASSIFIED SANFORD EXCHANGE 322 - 5612 (DIRECT The Sanford Herald �Fri. Sept 11. —P it s S Willowy Gab Soviets Rap Chinese Set Pace For Event |n Declaring 'W a r' Beauty ATLANTIC CITY (UPI) - Artists To Hear India Princess Mrs. WUHam B e a t w e l l , (Princess Vlfoyt) will be the speaker at tha first meeting of the Sanford-Seminole Art Association, Monday at T:M p. m. at tha Cultural Acts Crater on Fifth St. Mrs. BoutweB wfB show some of her original Indian paintings and discuss arts and customs of India. The Art Association has «xtend'd an invitation to the public to attend this meeting. A small admission lee will be charged. Art classes will begin each Tuesday and Thursday night at the Art Center, with a nominal registration fee. Stinfest* are to supply their own material*. At Monday's meeting, mem­ bership cards and the new year books will be distributed. There are now Si menabers in the association. The tall and the buxom act the standard in bathlni suit beauty today at tbe Mias America pa re ant. Two srtllowy and ampie-bosomed young women — Miss West Virginia and Mus Cali­ fornia won tbe first two of three swim suit competitions of the IBM pageant In this sea­ shore city. Miss Nortn Dikota and Miss Minnesota were the first two talent winners. Blonde and blue-eyed Mist West Virginia, 21-year-old El­ la Kessel of Ripley, woo the votes of tbe panel of 10 judges Thursday night, by artfully modeling a black swimsuit LONGWOOD Hom« Demonstration Club officers attending the first around a 37-2S-3T shape. The meeting of the new year are shown with Miss Myrtie Wilson, agent. In S feet lOVfc inch beauty Kales the group are from left, front, Mrs. Frank Stuetlie, first vice president; 133 pounds. Misa Wilson and Mrs. Felix Metre, president; standing, Mrs. M. L. GillWednesday eight, lf-y»ir-old more. alternate delegate; Mrs. Churles Tierce, treasurer and Mrs. Robert House Stolen Miss California. Sherri Raap Westmark, second v!ce president and publicity chairman. S T A F F O R D , England of Fremont, a blue-eyed light bnmHtn, sms. uirtorious In (UPI) — Arthur UttWhntos. what aba described at a IB, seas fined #14 Tueodor “shocking pink” suit. She mea­ for stealing a housa. Littlesures 38-21-36, stands S feet hales said ha took the empty B inches tail and weighs 128 prefab. tented house apart and pounds. carried it sway on m track V Thursday night’s talent event to build n pigsty. winner, Misa North Dakota, ford, • boy; Mr. and Mrs. Karen Kopeeng, IB, ef Bis­ SEPTEMBER 8, IBM Henry Deboae ef Banfotd, * marck, overcame an attack of Adwtealone By Dorns Fites lity and srhotenomeaeaa. Sha The Ixwgwoad Home Demon­ used display charts to illus­ Matilda Deboee, Janice At- boy; Mr. and Mrs. Donald nerves to sing flawlessly “ Un Grace Methodist Church of Ord of Sanford, n boy. Bel Dl” from “ Madame But­ Sanford will be host to the stration Club, at their first trate her talk and dUtributed l«Id, WiU Nolan, Sybil K. Discharges south part of the Deland meeting of the 1944 S3 season sample products. terfly.” [edspeth, Mary Washburn, Clyde Selbee, Wlndel W. Mbs Minnesota, 21-year-old District at a special banquet held last week at the Civic Lea­ Tu hie# for the meeting were te E. Swaitn, Lewie M. Poole, Thomas Patrick Lynch, Barbara fUaselberg, of Bloom- nest Wednesday beginning at gue Building, voted unani­ decorated with arrangements mously to change the club of white gladioli and fern and inhart, Etta McCune, Dor- Mary Margaret Mickeelt, Will tngtoo, took the talent title 0:30 p. m. tfey M. I eahy, Savannah Harris. Julia Glbecn, Gregg the previous night on perform­ District work In church ex­ name to “Longwood Exten­ featured miniature suitcases imprinted with names of loca­ ing a series of South Sea fo­ tension, which includes buy­ sion llumemakcr’a Club.” iflwens, all of Sanford; Dial- Button, all of Sanford. SEPTEMBER IB, 19M The state organization al­ tions visited during the sum­ unds dances. ing land for future expansion ia Yow, Martha Petitpae, Admiss lone The field of SO girls conti­ and establishing congrega­ ready has approved this mer by members of the club. ,uth Perry, DeBary; Rena Josephine Hans, Ola Wal­ Mrs. Felix Megc. president, nues competition in the vari­ tions in nsw communities, change in title. ’olle, Emma Kellogg, Lake MU* Myrtle WlUon, coun­ conducted the meeting, which ] Mary; Carol Ana Myers, lace, Mattie Ruth Farris, ous categories tonight. And 10 will be presented by Dr. Joe Betty A. Vonllerbulis. Wil­ leml-flnalitts then will be E- Tulle, district superintend­ ty agent, gave an interesting was attended hy 28 members ■’ Eus l is. liam Oliver Livingston, Flor­ cboeen from among them. ent, and his special film re­ talk explaining the function cd and one .quest, Mrs. Thelma Blithe commonly used additives U-emon bora Birmingham, ence T. Hunger, Allie Garri­ port. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Prater which Improve nutrient values Ata. son, all of Sanford; Laurel - ef Sanford, a buy. Featured guest will b« Dr. of foods as well as enhance Cunningham, C a a a* I berry; Dischargee Henry Blackburn, executive their flavors and maintain ap­ New officer* served as hos­ tesses fur this opening meet­ Bhyllla Warren, Mildred M. Agnes B. Vandarvoort, Desecretary of church extension pearances, increase p.ihubi- ing. Land; Elizabeth Muthleux, •i Hundley, Rebecca Mathewa, for the Florida Conference of Essie M. Knight, all of San­ Geneva; Carl C. Smith, Lake Methodism, who will give a Monroe. ford. review of growth of tho The Civic Department of church in this state and ask Birth* SEPTEMBER B, IBM the Woman's Club of San­ for pledgee to support work Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Admlaalesw Donna R. Ord, Anita Bar­ Vonllerbulla of Sanford, a ford’s first project this year In the local lilntricl. Such ker, Irena D. Marston, Mar­ boy; Mr. and Mr*. Francis is to attempt to havs every volunleer gifts will b« re­ tha J. Ode!, Judith Kuehn, all Leahy of Sanford, a girl; Mr. member registered to vote quested only three times dur­ uf Sanford; Marilyn Millar, and Mr*. Thomas H. Pool* of and to voto in the November ing the year as special pro­ elections. Eustls, a boy. Longwood. jects arise. Tht club la non-partisan Dischargee U Births IteV. John II. Hires Jr., J Mr. and Ura, Lymoa Myers Martha J. Odel, Connie and does not endorse any pastor of Grace Methodist, of Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Carey, Janice Affleld, Donna rnndhlata, either local, state, advises that this "second, Mr#. Gordcn Kuehn of Sun- Isaac, Albertha Kiner, Lizlna or national but s t r e a a a s mile’’ giving has greatly aid­ ford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Renee Kiner, Ellin Hughes, “there la no greater privilege es! church extension and ex­ \ Take the tint* to - Jerry R. lledspeth of San Thomas Abbey, D o r o t h y than tho privilege of o free pansion in ths state and gives find out Just how easy it Is. Swope, Benny Mullins Jr., ballot "Tho world, our nation, our individual* ths opportunity to Howard Dague, Joyce K. state, our county, and our express their concern fur Nicholson, William Johnson vital home missions. J r , Mildred L. Kleber and city are crying out to the in­ Reservations fur the ban­ dividual citizen, you and me— huby boy, Carol Ann Wright quet should be made hy call­ and baby girl, Dorothy I,. to wake up and re-rvuluate ing the church office by Mon­ •*•'V *• and appreciate this priceless Tunkinson and baby girl, day noon. Carolyn Wiggins and baby privilege of the ballot, thnt Participating churches will By Doaaa Eetee we so often take for gt anted. TT>M|M»dBRAW108 Ifcwif boMf *WHVW MONEY DOW N A bake sale was planned at girl, all of 8anford; Laurel Not because we are less ap­ be First Methodist, Christ N OfW l^svqht |h«f ibhM—rboAst fa |i<RKilflf fctn foii quoM/J Ca s s e l b e r r y ; C o * p o iitio n |» * putt •• t,n*pia M l Cunningham, M e t h o d i s t and the host the September meeting of the preciative of our heritage or i#«t, TKe L j ililftionti! it y*tf M«j «p W’llb • h*"to* fullf ptottri f*» »i* Jutt ■ImmI Ladha Auxiliary tn the Long- Gertrude Uartoazek, Enter­ li-as proud of our history in church In Knnfurd, Commun­ WE FINANCE 1 0 0 S *4 Mi •# to*! rotoipH. >--wood Volunteer Fire Depart­ prise; Kody D. McCarter, De- war and peace, havo we fal­ ity Methodist of Dellury, BUILT O N YOUR LOT ment held last week at the Land; Emma Kellog, Lake len into the practice of let­ Barnett Memorial Methodist Fire Hall on Wilma Street. Mary; Joan Baker, Lake ting the other fellow register of Enterprise, Hint MethodThe sale ha# been scheduled Monroe; M a r i l y a Miller, to vote and do the voting, ist of Geneva and the ShifLongwcod. f>m Sept. 19 and will be held thereby the electing,’’ offi- fold-Osteen M e t h o d i s t Church. tnTront of the Longwood Post rials aay, , .Office beginning at 8 a.m. food h J.Y ft* * frao “In November, 19*W, we of ilM WAIT! t COirOBATION U-paTO rotor I feto-ofowd H i Hides Safer Cakes, plea, euprakes, cookie# the Sun font Woman's Club vitJi find alolodt, 'la*(otoLefl,if h ELY, England (til'll — have as our goal, ‘Every > end toffee cake will be availHw OtILAMKI, FI.A. Member Registered and Vot­ Tommy Mott, 18. had a new liable. Md*fi4k_ 1^11 W. ColnaUI e P H lm iff ing.' We earnestly invite traction engina to ridn today, In other bueinets, Mrs. Elti'f^vea '•» bar*>L llwy. 528 Wr<l every citizen of Sanford to a present frunt his father who nln# Lomroler, disaster com­ I*. II. Bus 5 .V4 gave him ths seven-ton Ma­ join us at the polla. mittee chairman, reported thnt Some 230 lay and ministerial “The registration books chine after ruling that a mo­ I’inr Hill Station | the Fire Department and Pomembers of eight Florida close October 3rd. to you tor Mooter would be too danPhone: 293-0'JHl - lice Department and Reserve boards and agencies of the Kermis. I hdB Seen on emtrgency duty Methodist Church wtll meet haven’t too much time.” Camp. Vofua I .BO i throughout Hurricane Clco Sept. 2123 in Leesburg to co­ • Hoi* low wait* • tilnti L wild, \ and that evacuation center# ordinate plan* for a four-year a 3iz*i 2 to 4 hod been located in tha Fire program. \ Halt and at the First Bap­ Bishop James W. Henley of tist and Episcopal Churches. Lakeland will preside at the S n a jt-v a is tf I Same arrangement* are to be meeting which will have as its used In all hurricane* and primary purpose the review ' emergencies. of work of each board and to Conducting the meeting was pfon Joint efforts in a national Map. Jean Willis, president. four-year program aimed at j Comp.Vaf. 1.79 | Fidlowinir the business session, extending the witness of the a Worm cotton kids refreshments ef orangw-nut church. • flattie roU loot The national program calls bar* and grape punch were • live, man*, pinki 0-4 served hy hostesses, Mr#. for a preliminary self-study by every congregation, follow­ Dorothy Ferris and Mr*. Lorned by community action pro­ mler. S /M tU f i'j | The next regular meeting jects In the areas eg evangel­ la scheduled for Oct. <1 with ism. education, home mink)ns Mrs. Elena Shaw end Mrs. ami building expansion. Following tbe joint meeting ' Hrennetta Morris as hostesses. the church's 30-member Flor­ !> ida Conference Planning Com­ Comp.Vaf. 1.39 WE HAVE A *64 BISCAYNE TO FIT YOUR NEEDS - IF Cyprus first was over mission, which represents all * X««p toby draft-*,•« O Oraw itring clow,. whelmed by Egyptian con­ agencies, will hr .rg., nixed for YOU HURRY! THEY’RE SELLING FAST AT OUR the new church year. queror* shout 1100 B. C. MOSCOW (UPI) _ The SoUt UaJoa charged today that omtnuaiK China hai declard "as opes ideological and olttical war." It calkd again tor a wnrlu lommunfot meeting to deal rith the Chinese opposition ind effect "the isolation and Jptfoa oI the splitters.’* This ras seen as an official hint hat the meeting would be used o expel Peking from the Comsunlit movement led by Moaow. The Soviet accusation said ’eking was directing its fury i tot against the West but ‘ igainst its ftllow Communists . indc ould sow be considered ' * r : main enemy” of Interna, tonal Communist unity. The charges were made In in official declaration of the Soviet Communist party Cen* Til Committee, published by he Test news agency. * The Chinese, it said, “dir­ ect their mats Mow, not a g a i n s t imperialism, but against the CPSU and the fra ternal Communist parties which disagree with them, and declare an npe« ideological and political war against them.” The statement was made in connection with the tooth an­ niversary of the founding of Karl M an’s first lnternstional a world organisation of so­ cialist parties. The interna tional died out in IIT4, A se­ cond socialist international was formed to take its place, and in 191* the Communists formed their own third inter­ national, the Comintern. Today’s statement charged the Chinese Communist# were guilty of the same sort of “splitting activities” that do feated the first international. Grace Methodist Home Demonstration To Host Banquet Club Changes Name Next Wednesday Hospital Notes Major Viet Nam Attack Fizzles TAY NINH. Viet Nam (UF1) — A major Vietnamese attack an Communist Viet C o i f strong points near the Cambou border was canceled Thursday on grounds that eleent* were ambushed, tbe weather turned bad and as­ sault boats ran out of gas. “That’s gas, spelled GUTS,” one disappointed American of­ ficer u id in n ra re outburst of fnutrition. A coordinated beUborae and waterborne assault was sup­ posed to ba launched while two U. S. Air Force F102 DelLITTLE SLUGGER BALTIMORE Md. (U P I)LUlle Luis Apa rich) was tho only msmbar of the Baltimore Oriotsa to hit n grand a k a home ran in IMS. la Dagger Jet flghtan air cover against poatibla terference by Busstan Cambodian MIG Jet flgbM*. But tbs Commtmiat gntrrft* las ambushed tbe r iiabant i belay used to ferry mrot troops. Govern moat 1 •s were not reported. 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Vo1. 90s a Soft knit cotton • Short-itorim • SIsss 311 M L * M . bhw, pink, motza and while in um 3-3X Johnson's BABY POWDER VajMtk PULLOVER 4 4 * BABY SHAMPOO ompsTizo Comp. Vef. 79* • lory stpaa ilyls year • With ruck opening ebaJea • Handy dUipar topoe IBs t.jy • 4s I.M IT . I.1S ■ It I-40 S.SS Tie ItT Catily Gwu Dtop«r, wdb now Contor Panol eanUrwhon ------------------- OPEN DAILY 10 AJL TO M 1’J I. — SUNDAY I t HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2nd A PALMETTO 322-0711 | t 1 .4 7 CARDIGAN SWEATERS SOI PLAY SLAX 10 Methodists Set Planning M eet In Leesburg \ 3. M. FIELDS STOKES LEH HD. A 1T-B1, WINTER FABSt I B. BWY. SB. OBLANDO 2505 S. PARK AVE. 322-0861 *1 » NOON TO t rsEZsx’jsu PA �f it- I• II * ' if - M CM.CA.Beds b Top Role Of Strike Forces Nowopopar EMn p bo Amain* Job Training Program Ready »f*t of 10 aad tl tad t a n tataM <ta Mm ta Ml Florida Btato Employment been out of school • your or ashed aad tho time he bo- Service offko at 200 S. ■era you a n eligible tm tha u a u la neotvo French At*, ia Sanford. ■ow Tooth TnJalaff Fte- teatala® atlowaaeM. Application* will bo *cc*pt> p»a. taadta# la Job »laaa> policy change*. U. 8. officials said there would aow be a eoneeatration of effort on cleaning up Com­ munist insurgency In Booth Vietn amese provinces surroandtag Saigon — a move which had keen planned with Vietnamese official*. 8ome changM in the U. 8. economic aid program for South Viet Nam are planned, accord lag to officials here. But many of the** changes will have to welt until reor­ ganisation of the Vietnamese government ia further along. Officials said f r o n t i e r goarde and surveillance along the Mekong Hirer would be further Strengthened la an effort ta meet at least parItally the problem of Com­ munist infiltration for sup­ plies from outside the coon- The 2d Logistics! Comm aad (C), s STRAC (United Mates Strategic Anuy Carps) unit, lg a headquarter* organised It agreed to limit debate and vote Tuesday a« aa ad­ visory declaration sponsored by Sea. Jaeob K. Javit*„ RN. Y. Tho resolution would merely state tho "sense of Congsesa" that adequate time wm aeeded to reapportion state legislatures as ordered by tha Supreme Court. Hie proposal, Javlta said, would "avoid a confrontation" with tha Supreme Court on tho reapportlonment issue. But Senate GOP Leader Ev­ erett M. Dirksen, 111., said ha waa "not a bit" concerned about such aa teat test ef power aaout between th* legislative and Judicial branches. "In a aenro that might bo salutary for tho country,” Dirkaoa said. Dirkaon baa introduced a measure that would fores a postponement of tho deci­ sion's effect for a t least a year. It has been attached as a rider to tho foreign aid authorisation bill, delaying action on that legislation. Other congressional news: Health Care: The House scheduled a vote next Tues­ day on the Senate-passed health care bill, but it was still not dear what aspect of the legislation would be con­ sidered. Beside* increasing Social Security benefits tho measure also contain* for tho flrat Urns provision for health Insurance for the aged under Social Security. Secretary of Btato Dean Rusk told newsmen, however, that stronger military meas­ ures such m bombing raids against Communist supply point* In North Viet Nam or L*oe wen still questions for the future, depending on Communist military activity. A high U. 8. source • ( ­ pressed tho opinion Thursday that thsro ta no chance for a military victory over tho Communists in South Vtat Nam ia the "foreseeable fu­ ture." Board To Meet Exrcetiv« board memhera of tha South Seminole Welcome Wagon Club will meet at 11:30 a.m. Monday for a pot luck luncheon and buaincu session at tha home of Mr*. Randy LaPome, club presi­ dent, Sanlantlo Springe Road. Two years ago SHEBA, lac., the Seminole Hospital Eye Bank Association was formed, tinder the leadership o( Mr*. Frank Woodruff of DeBary and the Women's Auxiliary ol Fir mm hrfanaHen about ad mitil September II. To date, more than too partoon have signed up to donate their eye* after death so that others might aee. Of the 400, 2T» of the potential donors are from DeBary. In the summer of 1962, with the cooperation of Robert Besterer, boapltal administrator, service, clerk-typist, sales training aad gasoline asrvtre station Training allowances wQl be paid youths from IT to t l ford Uona Club. 8HEBA was formed. PARADISE POINT Hobby Club members dis­ playing articles made during the summer at the opening coffee of the fall season included, left, Mrs. Ruth Smith, art Instructor, showing cop­ per tray and, right, Mrs. Martha Smith with one of the paintings she hag completed. By Jeae CaaMlber ey CasMlberry VFW P 10050 cow pitted Wanes* Wednesday after* m s fee crite building located M l the corner ef Concord Drive aad Cypma Way from Mr*. El­ ite Martin at a eeet ef a l ­ Included with the kuUdlar, formerly occupied by Bar­ nett's Plmnoals, ia approxi­ mately one aero ef laud. Foot Commander Hotlia J. Johnson and Ray McCerd, chairman of the building com­ mittee, signed for the P ott Other building committee member*, George Howard, CUE Overman and Robert Dyeert, were on hand to witness the transaction which took place in the Sanford office* of Attorney Ken Mclnteah who served as legal counsel for the Post Plana are being mod* to remodel the building and some of the Improvement* anticipated include a kitchen, restrooms, air conditioning and contra] hMting. Tho organisation hopM to hold Ita next meeting in the new building. Appointment of a fivemember Planning and Zoning Board for North Orlande was completed a t the September meeting of the Village Coun­ cil this week with approval of Resolution 86. Named for two year terms were Mrs. Mary Watson, Jay Wets and Harold Wtlkea. 8*rvlng one je e r term* will Donald Wilcox and Usury Fairbura. The Council, which met In reruler session this Tuesday with nil members in attend­ ance, will meet again ia spe­ cial session on Wednesday, Sept. 16, for tho purpose of hearing a report on the Vol­ CU8TOM MADE DKAPKM, BLIP COVERS _ CHOOSE unteer Fir* Department from 2H W. 1st BL. Sanford. 3323619 Casselberry Ptaia. Chief Bill Hahn. PAINTS W hilt you’re away a t school you con keep up with oil tho local news. . . . sports, society, political and w h a t- hove-you! DELIVERS THE SANFORD HERALD TO YOU BY MAIL! F in out the coupon below and start The Sanford Herald the f i n t day o f school! INCLOSE CHECK OR MONEY ORDER OR WE WILL BILL YOU. Catholic Women Set Meetings lowed by Mr*. Asenath Butler of DeBary, former preaident of the Pink Ladles. Pretent chairman la the Rev. E. P. Richard* of Caaaelberry Lion* Club. Dr. Sidney Kate, ophthamolegist, was working with the SHEBA group when the first pair of eyes were sent to the main office for aight restora­ tion at the J. mills MlUer Medical Center at the Unlveralty of Florida in Gainesville ia September 1962. Since that time nine com­ plete set* of eyes have been tent to Galneevlll* and Dr. Ed­ ALL READY for next Wednesday’s opening win Lindsey ta now perform­ meeting of the Paradise Point Hobby Club, ing the necessary surgical re­ are, from left, Mrs. Kathleen Patterson with moval after death, tine# Dr. painting of sea scene, Mrs. Jane Gick modeling Eats moved away. dress she has mnde and Mrs. Loyola Schiefen Of the nln* *et« of eyee do­ displaying hand-knit sweater. (Herald Photo) nated, seven of the dooora were from DeBary. Two DeBary ladies have Circles To Meet bean responsible for most of the "signing up" of donor* Women'* circle* of St. An­ aincc the inception of the Eye drews Presbyterian Church, Bank. Mra. John Rayfuse and Bear Lake, have announced Mro. Lynn Reed have worked meeting* scheduled for next tirelessly So Interest people in week to Include sn ft p. m. signing up for the donation. meeting Tuesday at the home United Proaa International Elsewhere: Guiding light of the entire School officials at Jackson of Sir*. L. C. Tinsley, 3077 Atlantic City, N. J.: Olive operation has been Mr*. Frank Cecilia Dr. and a 10 a. m. Ml**., Thursday act the atage skinned Leinaala Lei Tcruya. Woodruff, who originally ad­ meeting Wednesday at the for mat* desegregation in the 19, Miss Hawaii In the Miss vanced the Idea of having an home of Mrs. Arthur Patrick, Mississippi capital next week. America Beauty Pageant, said eye bank here and who has 1406 Mink A y*. Thursday she had been ad­ given leadership to every Supt. Kirby Walker said that all 44 Negroes who registered vised not to deliver a prepared phase of the growth and deve­ at white school* have been as­ monologue describing the feel­ lopment of the organization. signed to those school*. Class­ ings of a Negro beaten in a Fund* received for the eye riot. *T guess they were afraid es begin Monday. bank are divided with SO per there might be trouble," said Jackson was one of four Mis­ cent going to the main office sissippi cities under federal Miss Tcruya. of Honolulu. Pa­ in Gainesville, 35 per cent In­ court orders to begin racial in­ geant officials said they were to a fund locally to be used tegration this year at the first not involved in the incident. to help persons needing assis­ Jackson, Miss: About 300 An All-Day Gospel Sing h*s tance in obtaining a corneal grade level. Sixteen Negroes enrolled at four white schools white employes of a manufac­ been announced for this Sun­ transplant and 13 per cent kept turing firm walked oft their day, beginning at 10 a. m , at for Incidental expense* of the In Biloxi, Mias., last week and a Negro girl started classes jobs Thursday in an apparent the Church of God MUalon organization. All donations are dispute over the integration of Tent In Enterprise. at Carthage, Mias. gratefully received and ac­ A number of well-known At Clarkadate, Mis*., the restrooms. knowledged. Hollywood, Calif.: A commit­ trios and quartets, includin' fourth city involved, claaaea be­ A file is kept In the emer­ gan last week but no Negroes tee of more than 130 actors the Southerneraires Trio, will gency room at Seminole Mem­ applied for transfer to white and actresses has been form­ be featured during the day. A orial Hospital of the 404 names ed to help defeat a controver­ basket dinner will be served schools. of persons who wish to donate sial hill which opponents said at 1 p. m. Alabsma completed ita last their eyes after death in or­ scheduled school desegregation would do away with legal ma­ Rev. Sylvester Williams, pas­ der to provide sight for some­ this fall without Incident chinery to combat discrimina­ tor, has extended Invitation to one who might otherwise be Thuraday. Seven Negroes at­ tion in housing in California. the public to attend. The partially or totally blind. tended three white or predomi­ Washington: A reliable gov­ church tent 1* located on Eli­ nantly white schools In Mobile. ernment source sakl Thursday zabeth Street. Salmon, according to ex­ Schools earlier had been de­ that preliminary FBI Investi­ periments, use their unusually segregated In Gadsden, Rir- gations have tailed to uncover A parsec is a unit of astron sensitive sense of smell to mlnghsm, Montgomery. Tus- any political connections link find their way back to the wa­ kegee, Huntsville, Madison Ina recent racial riots in the nation. County and Bullock County. ters of their birth. WHY PAY MORE Village Names New Board WASHINGTON (UP!) Senate investigators today propared to dig deeper loto the exploits of former Senate Democratic aide Bobby Baker. Republicans charted the inves­ tigators would cooceal what­ ever they found. After e bitter partisan tight Thursday, the Seaata gave its Rules CoramKte* an over­ whelming mandate to re-open the Baker Investigation. The Senate vote was TS to 3, with Sena. Pat McNamara, D-MIch., Thruaton B. Morton (R-Ky.), and Hugh Scott (R-Pa.), oppos­ ing the move. The committee was Instruct­ ed to investigate charges of a 313.000 "kickback" on a con­ struction contract, 123,000 of which allegedly was funnelcd by Baker Into the KennedyJohnson campaign coUers In 1960. Chairman B. Everett Jor­ dan, (D-N.C.), who was as- WASHINGTON (NBA) Now it ia Woot Germany, anotbar bay NATO aattaa, that m k i an understanding with Mao Tie-tuas while tbo Uaitod Stitaa Ogbu hit disciple* la Vtat Nam aad Laoo. Boon's sudden decision to re­ sume "trade negotiations" with Red China, whatever the reasons behind it. will make it more difficult for President Johnson to carry out his policy oT firmness ia Southeast Asia. It further confuses a situation that is already extremely com­ plicated. It also introduces a m w discordant note into the FOR YOUR CO NVENIENCE He predicted that "la the end, the United State! will be left to lace the Chin*** alone while the NATO allies «n ta Peking ooe by o m in search of marketa and profits." the MfottatiMa with the Chin­ ese was theeafoea designed not In embarrass President John •oa but ta prepare the ground for Nikita Ekrwahchev's forth­ coming visit ta West Germany The Soviet premier would lib* to so* kis bitter foe, Mao Tar-tong, bottled up behind the Bamboo Curtain while the Russians aad their allies pre­ pare lor the December Red coeds re that will expel the Chinese hum the ranks of in­ ternational communism. For the Germane, with the approach of their own elec­ tion*. German unity and West Berlin top all other issues. Erhard obviously decided to take advantage ef the Red aplit and play Mao against Khruab- West Germany aad Rad China had boon going oa for many months was no secret to dip­ lomats in Washington, Loudon, Paris and Moscow. As the Influential German tung said, there was little sur­ prise In the disclosure made by Foreign Minister Schrader that Bonn wants to trade with Red China. The surprise was that the Gorman diplomat made the negotiation* public In the midst of the American presidential election*. Only Inst June, Chancellor Ludwig Erhard met with President Johnson in Wash­ ington where they discussed, among other things, Red Chim m aggression la Southeast Asia. Erhard reportedly informed the President that Mao Ttetung emissaries offered Bonn a trade agreement with a "clause" that would recognize West Berlin as pari of West Germany. For the Germans, constantly harassed by the Russians la West Berlin, this was a tempting offer. However, President Johnson apparently convinced Erhard not to undermined U. S. diplo­ matic and military efforts in Southeast Asia. He agreed to postpone German negotiations with Red China until a more appropriate time. It Is anyone's such why Bonn's foreign minister de­ cided to throw a monkey wrench Into the American elections with hi* public an­ nouncement—In a lecture at Cologna University, of all places—that Germany will re­ sume talks with Red China. In the view of some U. S. officials, Erhard, who la him­ self facing elections in 1963, has decided b> do a bit of fish­ ing on h it own la muddy diplo­ matic waters. The Germans are fearful that I.ahorite Harold Wilson Address ........................ Include successful completion ef the adjutant general offi­ c e r s * basic administrative cwurae a t Fort Washingtco. 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BOX 1657 SANFORD, FLORIDA WeVo Expanded par Roofing Lteu To Include: NOW IS THE IDEAL TIME TO BUY — AND GET THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY. DRIVE O N E — MAKE US A N OFFER! OPEN EVENINGS EXCEPT SATURDAY — TILL ALL ’61’a ARE SOLD! 0£JflCLn£A CONSTRUCTION com pany Custom Building Our Specialty • M*ral Office 211 W. tSth St. Bales Office FA I T498 FA 3-3101 PALMETTO 322-0711 2nd ! PALMETTO 122*0711 STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS wa m H't-v_ n i lt — s:r :\ Pt rr*| kl IP * Bis— ii �r- * nj?nfe,|Baltimore Keeps One-Game Margin Over W hite Sox Between Us Fans AT&T Operators Vs GE Jets? Be So! 1964-65 Florida Hunting Slato Cuds Setback; Yanks Abo Win TALLAHASSEE — Fierida's hunting calendar for the lPSt-SS »*osou, oo aot by tho Gama and Freak Water Fish rommlcelim. la as follow*: Sept. I—Marsh hen season opens state-wide. Sept. FI—Special bear huata open in Apalachicola and Osceola National Forest*. Oct. 4 —First phase dev* ooaooa opens. Oct. 17—Special arekery hunt opoat in Citrus WlldUfa Management Area. Oct. 34—Special archery hunt opens In Eglla Mili­ tary Reoerratioa. Not. 7—Special boar hunts close. Mov. B—First phase dor* mason does*. Egtin archery i*T •*. \ New baseball FiaWIl. Nov. 13—Marsh hen season doses. Nov. 14—Door, turkey, squirrel, and quail season from opens ia T int, Second, Fourth and Fifth Conservation Districts. Second phase dove, snipe sad woodcock son* ■one opes state-wide. Nov. (1—Door, turkey, squirrel, and quail seas on giants was what opens in Third Conservation District. buying haQ players coll • "laugher” to lueks kyat decision*. Nov. 34—Duck, goose and coot hunting opens state­ “ In tb* — they laughed tkro««h It wide. a nationEUGENE MEADORS (right) of Mandori 1C* to end. Nov. t i —Second phase dev* season cioaea. rios, 2401 South French Avn., Sanford, Is m a tThey acersd twe rune lath e obscure reason-" Dee. *—Special archery hunt denes hi Citrus Wild­ ad by E. C. Kiekhaafer, president of tha Kithte n d and than erupted far life Management Area. Hogan said team* owned by haefer Corporation, at tho company’s recant the Mg eight la the fourth. Dee. 12—First special gun hunt la Citrus Wildlife dealer congress at Lake of Bays, Ontario, Can­ big Industrial firms "win have Twelve hitters west to tb* tie# te any on* city and no Management Area. ada. Meadors was one of tha 125 top Mercury plate with Brooks tobbwon SEMINOLE HIGH football fans will be IdenU. Dec. IP—Third phate dove season open*. real n*od to maht money- . . dealers in tha U. S. and Canada who attandad driving la twe rues with a ftable this season by brltht orange megsphones Jan. 1—Second apodal gun hunt la C ltns Wildlife tha thraa-day conference. Highlight of the pro­ they can mov* (Iron city to fiDod elagle tad Sons which are manufactured of heavy plastic and Management Area. clouting a throe-ran gram w u the premiere showing of tha 1965 city yearly or whenever." which bear the Tribe's 1964 gridiron schedule. Ho forecast a major teagu* Jan. 2—Snipe and woodcock aeaaon doses. Robinson had tour Mercury outboarda and MerCrusier stern drive These will go on sale for the first time tonight with n ch entries as the "CBS Jan. 3—Deer season dotes in First, Second, Fourth bits sod Boweao had a hom­ power packages. at the SHS "Players Night" being sponsored by Eyas, General Motors CbsvBetween yoaVma, AAV e r and a double to load the and Fifth Conservation District*. Turkey season closes the Seminole High Boosters Club. eflac, gtaadard O0 Gisborne publicist Bob Pa a] eew re* Orioles’ 17-hit attack. la First, Second and Fifth Conservation Districts. Duck, Gang, ATAT Operators. Gen­ goose, and coot ssasun closes. dales hie amateur etatoe. He Tha oddity at acortsg a run eral Electrio Jet#, internet* J Jan. 4—Third phase dove season (loses. had to pay his own way late oa a triple play cam* la the tonal Buiiaoso Machines Cards, Jan. IB—Special wild hog arehery hunt in Plahsatlng the UJL Olympic twins trials. fifth whoa Bebtaacn great DuPont Exploders, Ford Mu*. Creek Wildlife Management Area opens. to shortstop John Kouaody U ap, U. S. Steel HardhaU. Jan. 17—Deer and turkey season dotes In Third with tha ban Hogan indicated (bn eventual Conservation District. Are the 8es Disf* Chert* threw le socoad baaeaan Don outcome might b* a govern­ Jan. 23—Special wild hog archery hunt In Guano ere tired of being ached how Blastagama for eee out tad ST. PETERSBURG — A a figure four tlmoa that ef tb* ment entry called the "V. I. Wildlife Management Area epens. Blsstnisme’o reisy to first they'd do la the NFLf . sing's Instance of apparently 1943 evaluation, b u t that Reds." Jan. 20—Turkey aeaaon in Fourth Conservation Dis­ "Yea,** anewere all-pre tachlo doubted ftublnsoa lor the see By h i t s ’‘Seminote will use the Inequitable local lax assess­ strong protesta to tha Osceola “What corporation would trict closes. Ron Mix, '’because Is Infer* ood out, as the runner from winged • T agate this year,' ment has cost Florida a to,- County Commission brought a wish to create displeasure is Jan. 31—Special wild hog archery hunt in Fisheating third scored. w* might not be g o o d aald Plgott. ’’Of oourao wo’U Creek Wildlife Management Area doses. 000.004 marine propulsion in­ rescinding of tb* tetter action Washington by boating to* An estimated 3,000 Semin­ enough.” . . . But Coach Bid When Lula Aparklo triad to b* runaing some plays from Ftb. 21—Special wild hog archery hunt In Guano dustry, Raleigh W. Green* Jr., though tb# company te still public's 'horn* team'T" Glllman to happy to talk "snook'* homo from third, ole High fans — Including stu­ other typos ef formations — chairman of the Florida Coun­ protesting the 1913 hike. r in lo y and A r t h u r C. Wildlife Management Area close*. shout I t " It makeo good prop. Jo* Cunningham fired to cat dents, parents and school au­ such as our belly eertee — cil of 100 charged today. The case will be made Aliya, owner of tha Chicago Ftb. 38—Quail and squirrel season closes state-wide. cber Mike Brumlsy to com' Uganda for us now. Thore’s thorities — are expected to and we'll demonstrate what Greene said that the Kick- part of the record at a series White Sox, have objected te March 13—Spring turkey gobbler season opens south no doubt wo’d Kars beat tha plete the ftret triple play of watch tha school’s 1544 grid ws meaa tonight" haefer Corporation, a major of state - wide public tax pan­ sate of the Yankees to CBS. af State Road 50. the AL aoaeoo. LA Rama last yaar. I think Tb# Tribe is slated t manufacturer of outboard and el* to be sponsored by tha March 27—Spring turkey gobbler season opens north Elston Howard hit a three- team workout tonight at San­ we could have taken the Chi tho eaasoa a week from to­ of State Road 60. stern drive marine engines, Council of 100 in October. Tax­ run homer and Joe Pspitone a ford Memorial Stadium during cage Bear*. Wo’d win our night at Titusville against tho has decided to build a new es affecting business and in­ March 24— Spring turkey gobbler lesson doses shar* because we hare better solo to load the Yankees' A1 a program billed by the SHS Terriers la a non-conference 800,000 square foot plant in dustry also sr# the subject south of State Road 50. Downing to hit 12th win eg ala Booster Cl ub aa Players runners and recelrtra than contest. Last season the SeaWisconsin after eliminating of an intensive Council study April 11—Spring turksy gobbler season doses north they do. When Paul Lowe and at soven lots**. Al Kalin* bit Night lootsi came from behind with of State Road 50. expansion of its Florida plant befog conducted by Dr. John bis 14lh homer of the year for Tha event will be highlight­ . Keith Lincoln at* going right, 43 seconds remaining to taka a from consideration because of F. Sly of Princeton Unlvsral' Shooting hours for all resident game are from oneI wouldn't trad* them for tho Tigers but It wasn't ed by the in troducties of play- 14 to 13 verdict. They half hour before sunrise to one-half hour after sunset. tax problems In Osceola Coun­ ty. agh to p ro m t Hank Aguir­ era on both tho varsity and Taylor and Romung of Green Kiekhsefer, who U himself ty. Shooting hours for all migratory game except dove are re from auiferlng his ninth Junior varsity squads, dummy on to win 10 of their 11 game*. Bay. Lincoln la aa big u Tay. a member of the Council oI The company has two plants from sunrise to sunset; for dove the legal hours art from setback. scrimmage sessions d u r i n g lor, faster and can do more." In St. Cloud employing about 100. said the net result has By Margaret 12:00 nocn to sunset. Cleveland nipped Boston 5-4 which SHS coaches will n Hunters should cheek their summary of hunting 135 persons with an approxi­ been "curtailment of all ptens North Orlando woman In the In the only other AL action plain the team offensive and mate $300,000 annual payroll for expansion in this (Osceola I Bill Hemphill Motor*ttss Bow* rule* and regulations for special regulations and local white in tho National League defensive formations and In and an additional 5300,000 area" and that “it la obvious­ Ung Loigu* rotumod activi­ Otto Graham, who kicked Philadelphia beat St. Louie dividual assignment* by play exceptions. Hunting licenses are required to hunt all ly time for the state to enter ties the first Tuesday in Sep­ spent with Florida suppliers. op n fuss by saying he'd trade 5-1, Chicago topped Houston era in various positions and resident ami migratory game. Duck stamp ia required E. Carl Kickhaefer, preit the field of tax equalisation tember under tho skilled lead­ Jimmy Brown, confides that 4-3, Cincinnati defeated Pitts­ numerous other facets of foot­ to take ducks and geese, and a public hunt permit is re­ W L P e t GB dent of tbs company, announ to bring order cut of tb# ership ef Capt Carol (Mrs. In the same speech ht laid he burgh 3-0, Milwaukee downed ball aa will be played by the quired to hunt on wildlife management areas. 45 ST .599 ced plans last month for the chaotie situation of each tax Rsx) Mac# and Co-Captain wouldn’t hnvo Bobby Layne New York 7-4 and San Fran­ Tribe during Us 10-gam* ecbS' Baltimore Chicago as 50 .590 1 59 million expansion at the assessor in each city and aach Elisabeth (Min. Jacob) Haron hla teem, either, If ht cisco topped Lot Angeles 5-1. dote. New York 13 ST .590 m Wisconsin site to take place county having the arbitrary ich. created a morals problem. On­ **We’n aiming at making Detroit 75 48 .334 101* over a five-year period. power to assets valuation* a t Tho Grand Prlx Team asly the Layna part wasn't no­ football more undcratandable Los Ang. 74 TO .314 13 "AH tha evidence definitely be ices fit." to b* teagu* loaders. ticed because he made the to all our fans," said Booster Minnesota NEW YORK (UPI) - Pro Saturday night for aa NFL points to the company's local 71 Tt .500 14 Kiekhsefer wrote to Groan* Aim on the team is th* settalk In Canton In the heart Club President Rogsr Hants. Cleveland 70 Tl ■494 14Vh football will defy weather and contest white Houston goes to tax problem aa befog the moat that "it la an uphill bottle to •ran bowler and devote# of *f Brown country.. , . "What This will be one program Roetoo •1 81 .434 231* tight baseball flag races to San Diego and Denver important factor in choosing eatabllsh new businesses In the tenpins, Mary (Mrs. Leo) 1 can't understand," said Ot­ that fans, particularly the la- Wash. 54 14 .389 30 claim its full shars of specta­ New York for AFL tilt*. between the two sites," said Florida because of its geogra­ Dooley and Julianna (Mrs. to, "is that sverybody fits dire, will enjoy because the Kao. City 51 to 364 51 tor! attention when It kicks In the NFL Sunday, Chicago Greene, who la spearheading phical location so far from Edwin) Swodo. Although Julio has been saying ihe asms coschlng staff will make ev­ Tkanday's le e alia off tho 1344 assaaa this wash- will bo at Green Bay, New an extensive Council study of sources of raw materials 1* n mvfos, her stylo a n d thing about Brown. They alto ery effort to explain the fun­ Chicago 3 Mkonaaota 1, 10 end. York at Philadelphia, Balti­ tax matters affecting business needed for manufacturing, form already skew snwch pro­ damentals of the game plus didn't print that I aald I’d call St. Lout* will b* at Dallas more at Minnesota, Cleve­ and industry. without having to battte a tax mise and aha Is expected to In Jimmy first and tall him CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI)— the way Sanford will play foot­ New York 5 Detroit 3 assessor every Inch of tha bring many hooora to her Kiekhsefer told Greens that land at Washington, Detroit at that I expectrd him to block Mayor Ralph Locher has de ball thin season." Cleveland 5 Boston 4 way." the assessment on approxi­ San Francisco and Lot An­ team and trophies to her dared he waa ready to "move Bandmaster Ernie Cowley Baltimore 13 Washington 5 end fake and glvs him a mately 10,500 acres of proving Green* said that tha eom homo Elisabeth bold* many geles at Pittsburgh. chance before I’d trade him. heaven and earth" to keep the and the colorful Seminole Only games scheduled Sunday's AFL tilts Include grounds — undeveloped raw pany had tavaated sams fT. trophies and te a member of High Marching Band will be A year ago In Worcester, Indians In Cleveland Friday's Game* Kansas City at Buffalo and land — was nearly doubted 500,000 in Florida over the the 300 Club. Locher aald ho would be­ oo band to add to the atract- Washington at Detroit, (N) Mats., I heard aomtons at from 1943 to 1963 and is 50 past 15 years, had built a hos­ Thera a n U teams ha the Boston at Oakland. gin an Immediate and vigor­ Ion, along with the SHS ma­ Rotary luncheon ask owner Chicago at Cleveland (N) percent greater than Identical pital for St. Cloud, contribu­ league which meets every Art Model! if Brown waa go­ ous campaign to assure the jorettes and tha Tribe's cheer­ Kansas City at Baltimore 3, •■I land adjacent to that of bis ted to local high school pro­ Tuesday morning at Jot Lancs Tharsday’s 1 Halt* Tribe of staying In the city leader*. (TN) ing to block this season. And company. jects, hosted more than 300 In Sanford. Toronto 7 Syracuse 4 Modell anawerrd, '111 have to Ills statement cam* after Head Coach Jim Plgott and Minnesota at Now York (N) Hs aald hit assessed evalu­ out-of-state newspaper writers Guest* and potential bowlRochester • Buffalo I Tribe Provident and General his aides, line coach Jim Mc­ Loo Angeles at Boston (N) ask him.’ " . . . ation It two to three times at various times, brought na­ o n are more than welcome to Columbus t Richmond 5 Manager Gabe Paul said the Coy and Backlleld Coach Dick • e * HtUrday't Garnet higher than that of like land tional boating events to Flori­ cheer on their favorite team •Jacksonville It Atlanta team might be forced to move Williams will Join with JayVee Washington at Detroit Coach Bill McPrak of the In surrounding counties. da and built the tin t paved or Just to watch. •—Clinched pennant because of mounting financial Head Coach Ralph Stump! Chicago at Cleveland Washington Redskins also hop. loosen. The marine executive also landing atrip In the county and Assistant Coach Jobs Col­ Kansas City at Baltimoro (, pad on Otto, In a lough per Hold Greeoe that the evatu*' tine* World War II, among Fish are aald to have an am Paul aald Ihe board of dir bert In giving fans an expla­ aonal Utter, for statements actors would meet soon to de nation over the public address Minnesota at New York gtion from 1543 to 1544 waa fur other contributions to tha usually aanaittvn eras* of Lo* Angeles at Boston about Redskin rookie Charley cide the future of tho team system. l'ther arbitrarily increased to surrounding economy. m o l. Taylor (Graham aald he loaf Locher countered by saying he Harris said they will dem­ ed in the College All-Star would contact Paul and board onstrate extra point forma­ camp) which Otto never as­ Chairman William R. Daley tion, field goal formations, AKRON, Ohio (UPI) - A. pect*d to he printed. Otto Immediately to offer whatever kickoff and klckjff nold Palmer is favored to gently romindsd McPtsk, alto civic aid b needed to help the formations. top honors and (50,000 In via letter, he had once been team stay her*. World Series of Golf whlel approached by the R-dskln According to latest reports begins Saturday oo tho rug owners about tha coaching the Indians will be transferr Firestone C o u n t r y Cl: Job and had turned down the ed to Seattle, Wash. But Paili BALTIMORE (UPI) —Tbs court*. feeler by saying only nice ■aid be had not contacted any Orioles Thursday b o u g h t things about tho kind of Job other elty about the proposed righthanded r a i l s ! pitcher Thursday’s Results move. McPeak was doing . , • Ken Rowe from the Lew An­ W.YrutsW 7 New York 4 • • o However, Paul added that geles Dodgers for a figure In CLEVELAND (UPI) - F i r ! Philadelphia 5 St. LouU 1 several cities have contacted C jjth -R i^ y Dodd of Gror excess of liw M M 4 waiver m*c J’ft'd'Vtvlvh* .champion Chicago 4 Houston 5 gla Tech used to be • four,hr price and a minor league Wtk Tigsr, working toward Cincinnati 5 Pittsburgh 4 another shot at the title, meets San Francisco 5 Lot Angeles 1 handicap golfer but tennis is team to their city. player to be named later. revenge • minded Don Full­ now his gam*. Ho plsya al­ Friday's Gasses mer tonight most ovary day in Atlanta Cincinnati at Milwaukee (N) NOT RUPERSTmOUS with Ritsy Grant (although New York at Los Angeles (N) HALTIM iiXE, Mil. (UPI)— ROCHESTER, N. Y. (UPI) Bruce Bennett and Jo* Brod Philadelphia at San Francisco he has been inactive recently Pitchers Slavs Barber of th* because of a cataract removal — Tommy Rlehordsan, presi­ Baltimore Oriolta and Bill sky bold tho record lor most (N) from hla right eye) . . . . "I dent et the International Lea­ Faul of th* Detroit Tlgsra are interceptions in a stogie game Pittsburgh at Houston (N) gue, Thursday announced that Pamper Y ourself — Drive The Finest Of F in e Automobile*! at Florida with thro*. Brod­ S t Louis at Chicago gave up golf," admits Bobby, the JackaoBvilte Suns will be the only major leagusra who sky, however, set a national Saturday's Games "became of gambling. I waa unable to host the opening defy superstition to wtor No. mark with bit yardage return New York at Loo Angeles (N) You Can Own A 64 Cadillac Now — A t Tremendous a winner, which wee almost aeries Of the league playoff 13 on their uniforms. of 113 (or a pair of TDs against Pkteburtft at Houston (N) aa bad aa being a laser. I’d gam** Sunday duo to weather Mississippi State to 1544. Savings. W e Have Only One — Here’* Your Chinee! Cincinnati at Milwaukee win f30d to (500 and found condition* ia that city. AIRED WINNERS St. louts at Chicago it doesn’t msan anything. Ws LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPI)— BIG START Philadelphia at Sxn Francisco played |10O Nissan regularly. Biggest man oa the 1844 When Journalist won tho HIALEAH, FIs. (UPI) — It*# a thrill, like taking dope, Florida football squad te tie Kentucky Jacksy Club Stakes Ksnny No* Sr., whose son FOUNDING when you’re gambling for hi* Denote Murphy of Cairo, ha became Nashua's fourth now lo racing secretary at tha NEW YORK (UPI) — Tha more than you can afford. Ga., a M , 353-pounder. Small­ stakes winner offspring of track, waa the leading Jockey National Football Leagua and Twice I won n* much as (3 ,0 0 0 est te lioobacker Jack Card 1643. The othsra—Nalts, Wa­ at tk* first matting at Hia­ tha All-Amtrlca conference, 2nd ft PALMETTO 2505 8. PARK In an afternoon. Most I eesr a 5-1, 147-pound sophomore ter Witch and Tons—all were leah Park in 1925 with 49 founded In 1944. merged on 322-0711 122-61*1 loll was f 1,200 in a day.1* , . , from COrsl Gables. B&urs. D5% (, 1945. Tax Deal Cost S tate Large M arin e P lant 2 ,0 0 0 M a y A ttend SHS Players Night North Orlando Women Bowlers In Motor Loop American League Pro Grid Races Sfarf Saturday Rumors Indicate Tribe May Move Into Seattle International League ? Palmer Picked) Birds Buy Rowe Fight Tonight Site Changed Holler Motor Sales �er V * * p d* Drive-In Gets Disney Film Kb* W M k t n d T e l e v i s io n FRIDAY P . M» Welt D inar's newest film, "Thu Three Lhres of Thomas- f:M (I) Wewseen («) Stmt, WMUST. tea” la rotor and "Boron Sport* Days ta May," starring Fred(I) Nswslla* I I* (t ) H uail«r - Brink!*? rfc March and Kirk Douglas Th* Cain* Mutiny headline aa interesting week I 10 (I) It) W alttr Cronklt* a t the Mortaland Drioe-In T:00 (I ) Taney D o crtsa w t«) W yatt Karp Theatre, with these two mov- f:M (I) lo t. akswttm o ies playing Sunday, Monday (I) Advsaturs* In Fored lls and Tutoday. I I I (I) Burks's U ( "Hud.’’ starring Paul Newi l l Bob Hep* Bkow t i l Rout* (« Academy Award fum m irtlm t Stag Patricia Neal is billed 1:10 (1) III Twilight Man* aa "adult entertainment,” (I) Pile* Is a ia k t la r k F»*r Show Wednesday a n d Thursday 10:00 (1) (II Alfred H itchcock with “ Donorm's Reef," star­ 111 r ig h t e t the W eek 10:11 (I) Make That Spar* ring John Wayne and Loo 11:00 (t ) ROW* Martin as the co-feature. (I ) N t t illa * t i l Stmt Friday and Saturday, the a w l s W oolMorieland Drirs-In offers ti:io ( i ) Mown tfcor I t .21 (I) Th»«t«r er tho Star# three morios, including the Carsea famous "Ensign Pulver,'* l l : l l (1) Jehsay (Color) ( t) Shock T heatsr •tarring Robert W a l k e r , (which ia a sequel to "Mr. SATURDAY A . M. Roberta") t "Mary, Mary," a (I) Newt. W salh sr hilarious comedy starring 0:21 0:10 (01 (1rowers A lm sns* Debbie Reynolds, and the ex­ T:M (01 gutnmtr ie m e e ttr (01 New* citing adrenture story "Hell 2:22 2:10 (0) Deputy D eg Variety On Frisco Bay," in color, ■hew (I ) RFD Mld-Vterian featuring the late Alan Ladd. t l i l t (I) 11:11 • ) tt:M I t ) (!) Theater s f tho Btara Adalt Tk outer tuturday Night Shew C kasutl Sis News, ■peM*. W eather 11:11 <•) Theatre or tho Stare T ill l.t * (I ) to (t ) (() (!> (( ) It) (I ) to F oofm l 1 9m H Fri. Sopt t l , 'Id—Fagt 7 Tedop W ake-up Movie# Mickle B vans News B W eather W eather - N ews Captain Kangaroo Today Cortoenrllie K it relee ftr Modern Women Dlverc# Court Romper Room Cartonvllt* Maho Huom tor Daddy Spanish Mike W allet* Ward ftr Word I U r * IM S Pries !■ R ig h t NUC New# Th* MeCoy# C eaeealrutte# Oet Th* Meeeag* Pot* • Olady* Jeopardy M isting U a k p WE HEAL there hare boot THEBE’S BEEN aotlraly too soma hurrkaaa parti#* going much watar aad too much tea0 U K S A T f , M. ob all around luring tha past aion this past weak, produced 11*0 (l> The S le rr few gays, hoi If pm are tired bp Hurricane Dora, a# why (It ( I ) B te lv sl AU T U I IONS (I) (g) KFL gpoetoeular of mixlag year owe drinks aod not nltova both conditions 1:11 t o 11:11 (S) Davy • O etlath Capture it all in Snapshots aorving yourself, there’s lota ( I ) Oral Rehert* l* : t l (2) with a fow b ean spent at 11:41 (S) Social (sc u r lty la of good plaooo to go ovor th* Goarga'a Tavora? 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Free snacks under th# K l T**i***e* Tuaed* with npagk*llt l*:t* III Th* llo g u t* (O Aft U n h lrtte r Brown," tho Broadway mus­ which once belong to Harry ProsnoD, tho "Molly Brown" it:** (2) Keeler jlea tk ce l* ) l ) Mummer oltm p t* umbrella while you are wait <*) Day In Court COMPLETE DINNER FROM ROUP ical hit and which has been Payne Whitney valued at (I) Quick Draw Mrtiraw Trial* I II II) Lies llnw erd TO MINTH INCLUDING HERBERT cast headlines Ed Begley, lng (or your order. (I) hupermsa "Lucky (1 ) Candid Cnmsra turned into a movie begins $250,000 alone. Add to thla I t* (2) Another World • • • Cat" 10:1* (SI Th# Htory Of — — CLOSED ON MONDAY — (I) To Toll tho Truth ths filmfare at the Rita Debbie Reynolds’ 22 costume Jack Kruschen and Hermiono 10:0* (2) Flrehell XL (S) W hit's My U K (I) Oaaarul H ospital GOING BATTY from being Jsau to Rare* Marnlll# Welcome You! (l> Mlahlr M eaeo H lM (I ) K(W(**pa Theatre Sunday and continues change* and you can see how Baddeley, with Vauili LamI II IO Douglas Kdwarde Ire Cold cooped up with (ho kids for 1(1 Annie Oekley ( I ) lltr ry R see ee sr 1:11 (It Yau Don’t Bay through Thursday. "The Un s i n k s bl * Molly brinoo, Martita Hunt and 11:00 (2) NUC nporta SpecU l — BEER Nsws three dayt? Get out, tak* It (II Queen For A Day (Football) ( I ) Newell*# < o Th* K.lge o f N lsht Tho film otars Debbie Rey­ Brown’’ brought back tho Audrio Christie in featured ’(Sunday*, too) easy and relax at the TradeII I* (St Keyhulo <l) Rln T it Tin 1:11 t l ) Th* Match Oam* roloo. nolds end Harve Preencll, good old days! AIR CONDITIONED 11:11 ( ( ) Theatsr of Ik* Start winds Cafeteria in Casselber­ (»> <’»•»#' ( t l Trallmautor Opo* It A.M. U 10 P.M. — Part to* Accommodated 11:20 t«> Roy Rodaera 1 1 : 1 0 ( I ) Ftttr a n s a le a d in g man of tha o rigin al (O Seeret Storm ry at tho Seminole Plaaa. AU II) a e s s y a Ceotl Hwy. 17.12. Onego City — Rooorvalloua Ph. 771-IIM 1:11 It) NRC New* P la y . kinds of tempting food* right 1:11 ID Th* Beet o f Qraucho M ONOAT A. M. SATU mDAY p . m . before your eyos. Cool crisp (O L’eele W alt Sixteen of MGM’s 31 sound (O geahunt (:(• ( t ) llg s On salads, tantalising m o a t s , stages and 22 arena of tha 11:00 t(> hky K ing 1:1* (O Cherhmel* *: 1S (I ) Scops (») H un Runny ghnw mouthwatering desserts, and Como To Tho Mar-Lou For studio’s Lot 3 were required It) Welle Fargo ( It ( ( ) World C ivilisation 1 2 : 1 0 to lluppur Hopper <41 Manilla tlu irllla ( I ) Religion's of Man succulent vegetables, all kinds for the elaborate motion pic­ IO e n g New# 1:2k (1) Manic M ovem ents In (.11 I d News . Weather of hot broads. Maybe taka In | l : ( l IO Beeeball ture In which exteriors and Bporlt »:#• ( I ) Today 1:00 (1) TBA a movie at tho Cinema after­ ( ( ) Summer Sem ester • :M (O Neweeep* •eta range from tha Colorado (( ) Beeeball FILET « f l i • Different Sixes (O New*. W eather, T :ll (I ) New* wards? 1:11 (O American Bandetasd Rockies to Cartiers in Paris. gporls MIGNON Prieto To Bull • O O 1:11 (I) Ckeraplonehlp Wreet- M l (•) Perm, M arket Be(O !.»««• It To tleever Tha film'a interiors, tha Complst# Menu — Including doafoodo tng HAVE YOU tried the busi­ moat elaborate since "Grand 1:10 (I) Theater X Newly Decorated Alr.Coudltlouod Dining Room (1) World Herlee Oolf ness lunches at the Capri? Hotel," include Denver’s (:0 ( ( () Set. Afternoon They have soma laaty speciali­ Dancing! Thor*. . Fri. . Rat. — After 0:30 F. M. Brown Palace Hotel and tha Feature ties, and U'a a good place to ( : ( ( (( ) w ide W e n s *d gaudy turn - of • the - century Music By "HOLIDAYS" From Orloads Seen* talk buslaoss in lha qulat, hos­ mansion built by Molly and ( t ) Outlaws Facilities For All His* Parti*#, Basque!*, pitable atmosphere tha* pre­ (O Championship BowlJohnny Brown, In addition to Special Occasion* vails. Parties are a specialty ling auch Paris landmarks as tho 1:1* (( ) It* th* Law Jcd A D I A l l restaurant of theirs, too, and they are Poris Opera House, the fash­ M l (t> Flehlng F s a I V 1 M R - L V J U COCKTAIL LOUNCI ready to help make all ar­ ( ( ) N*«s ion house of Worth and a L#u Rot**, Owner — Hwy. 17-03 Jaot South #f Sanford • :1S (I ) Neweeep# rangements for a first rate salon of Cartiers, at which (:2 t ( () Home H ardening thermostat design In rsccnt shindig of any lypa you want By Dorothea M. Brooke ( It ((> W i,h. Report the nouveau riche Molly goes United Press International ysara allow the homeowner lo produce. Ask them about g:I* (») llettU lln* •hopping for jewelry. IO Mr. K'l NEW York (UI’D—Among today to aclect a unit that will it. (:(S 111 gender Vanoeur The seta wera filled with • • • the myriad electric servants produce virtually any type of T.l# (I ) Clreus Ber $500,000 worth of antique (I) C sstrsl F lsrlS a POWER'S ON and chafe working for today's homeown­ indoor cllmat* or living achadShsw cts* er thort'a one that d*i*rvoa ul* for hit family. Tempers- ready at Freddie's Steak (I ) S ts H ust T: It (2) The U e u ttn a s t a bit mor* attention than It turo control d*vic*t rang* House in Fern Park, Just III Hootenanny CAFETERIAS OMItl ur\f» DEBBIE REYNOLDS expreues delight at the usually get* — the thermo­ from tha familiar manually standing by waiting to serve IO Lury-Ueel R I D l-I N TM E A 1R 1 III* (2) Jeer Blehep (Coler) stat that governs both tho you. You'll love (he famous wedding ring given her by Harve Presnell in Tooadoy »vml#| Ipoatel • a IO-#*. N#w Y**k Sic operated unit to electric clock (I ) Lawrene# W alk Ul# I (rig t##kad I# y#uc ocd#c to* only 70*. this scene from Metro-Goldwyn-Moyer’o 'The family’* comfort and It* fud models that ralao or lower In­ cuisine, tho oacolirnt service, TUN1TE A SAT. (I) Th# D efsndet# IaU poomof ^ r MUM aIe ltg ,i* k *— w -J_ m “Um r^^^m vy - 1-*•"** www ^^W and tb* charming atmosphere Unslnkabie Molly Brown,” screen version in • :(( (I) Saturday N ts h i at M IL door temperature automati­ *#rl* U* #11. GIGANTIC th* Movies that prevails there. Slow down, Fantviaion and color of the smash Broadway Thermostat* Installed ** cally according to family liv­ | : | ( ( ( ) Summer Plarhouae lotordoT KlolH la "(took olght" • • bt« M-lk. TTRIPLE FEATURE stage hit. Ed Begley, Jack Kruschen and Her( ( ) Mummer IMjrmpt# recently as fir* yeans ago ing habile and, for sir con- relax and enjoy yourself thi* SwWwUOU## B#n# 3t##k c##k*d 1# ftm t ##d#r U* only $1.00. Trial* weekend with dinner and your ADMISSION mione Baddeley also star in the song-and-dance IUMCHION: II AM.-2.ISFM.IMNNia. 4, SOPM-0 00 PM. may not be providing th* per­ ditinnrd hnmrl, double-duty favorite drink* at Freddie's t(:0h (( ) Mite America PER filled story of America’s most famous Cinder­ 10:1* (l> Quy Lombard# formance and functions of CARLOAD • • • model* t h a t automatically l l i ( 0 III Newell*# ella. 10VM.#)U*d M M M . D lh l” nM W < newer model* and any trait ohlft from h*atlng to cooling (1) Neweeop* LOU ROTAS, your host al Mo, 1 — 7:15 Oaly to ll) more than 10 year* old dof- according to outdoor temper- th* Mar lon Restaurant and "VERA CltUZ" « V 'f f IN < I N IU .11 ‘ 11 Inltely should bo checked for ■turo. Cocktail Lounge, Invites you I HI M N f Sf ( A l l UIHC, In Color replacement, according to en­ Gary Cooper lo try their prime beef charIn chomlng o thermostat, Burt Lancaster gineer* for Honoywdl, Inc., th* hsaling export* *ay, you eosl steaks. They have six — JIM SPENCER’S — tho firm that Introduced lltoratly present It with a different sites priced to suit Mo. 1 — 0:30 Only RESTAURANT aad COCKTAIL LOUNOI Ths groat c*at of over M ippoir it ths Cinema Thggtr# under th# new policy Ju»t ** America’s first homo heating blank rhfck to spend your your budget. Tho alr-eonditlon"»3J SQUADRON" ALL T1IE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... $3.25 Cliff Robertson — Color top nimo* from radio, TV, in Seminole Plug u thg film, It wai seen it advatieo-prlct, control system B0 yearo ego. fust dollars. An Inefficient. ed dining room Is newly de­ CHAR - BROILED PRIME STEAKS M a j o r Improvement* In Inaccurat* instrument causss corated and offers a wonder­ relieved seat ahowlnge. "It’s A Mad, Mid, Mid, Mid night clubi, muilcal comedy No. 3 At 11:00 Only ful selling for dining and danc­ World,” goes into its third big and pictures will continue to psopl* to raise the tempera­ -THE BEST MAN" DANISH LOBSTER TAILS ing. Dancing, by th# way, la to wcok. Henry Fonda (*w*#t no a eat) ture a*Uing In an attempt to YOUR th* music of th* "llolidiys" Th* Ultra Pinavlilon-ToebROYAL RED SHRIMP •ilminat* rhilty period*. Thla of Orlando ovary Thursday. (a real delicacy th* way wa nlcolor United Artists release wait* of heat, plus costly Friday and Saturday night* repare them! . . . they or* NOT doesn't mean funny men only. ■srvlc* rails, can add up ovar COMING , „ 'r*a«k Fried!) after 0.30. If you want a CHOICE Tbs greet c o t of over S O th* year* and Initial aavings change from steaks, try sea­ SUN. - MON. - T IE S. COMBINATION PLATTER top name# from radio, TV, will b* lost many time* ovor. (Danish Loknter Tall* and Royal foods or other Item* from their PLEASE NOTE night clubs, muilcri comedy Rod Hkrtma) Installed price of modern varied menu. NEW STARTING TIME | ^•TEDYTH THORNTON McLEOO and pictures, alio Includes FROG LEGS unit* rang** from $20 to $150, • • • tom* funny women end aSauteed lu M*lt*d Batter 7 : 0 0 - N,TELY dtpending upon (he typo of WITH ALL the fun and fea­ Since niching fifty I fool i a health end beauty program, UNDER TilE UMHHEI.I.A mong them are Ethel Mer­ Box Office Open* 0:13 unit needed, local electrical thers about hurricane* and the A Variety Of Fin* Ck****o and M .nl*-Fr man, Edie Adami, and ZaSu very low and depressed. In physical fitness. . , you know! code* and InaUllatlon prob­ trouble they cause with fond 7:00 k 11:00 To Enjoy Wkll# W# Prepare Your Dinner Pitt#. There ire more — too fact I hive felt this way for It la true that a mature wo­ lems, Honeywell *stim*Ut. preparation, this sound* like tha last sis years. I am inter­ “T77TTTrt7anTTTSl!r7T7TanrT777]rnTriT7M numeroui to mention, th* pro­ TRcnnr THS INTIMATE man must be better groomed, Th* company cautions that a perfect weekend lo plan on prlv prtvsto parti** up to 10. ducer* claim — in the film ested in mioy things, so it is better dressed and better acIffC fffT I OF A KAe TILL 2:00 U W the job com** under th* rat*- dining out at Jean'* ApagHnuth French Arc. not Just a lack of interests. Phono FA 2-0051 W MON. FRF.eU which will b* (bowa locally FABULOUS FKUNK I feel depressed about things cessorited than a young wo­ gory of "don't do it yoursolf.” belli House In Orange City. in general end especially In man but this Is easily accom- Well-meaning horn* handymen Italian foods prepared the way | i°BAT. “STAGE TO THUNDER ROCK” things political and tha atata pliibsd, for when you "got can caus* *nd!*aa grief and they should be, candoilight of thinga ia my horn# city. Do going” you want to bo looking nredl«*t «xpcni* by Uckllng dining. air conditioned com­ «S *W V~ tow • « you think that R la my ag«T your best. Whoa you feel well th* Job which lo on* for a fort . . what better way to forget tha troubte* of the past -A nna M." you show it and; when well qualified heating export. hour age, I feel sure, haa lurnedout you show that alto. In choosing a thermostat, a week? Visit Jean's. nothing to do with your do- And. thla attitude attracts homeowner has a choir* of presiion, except that as wa people to you aod you have manually operat'd thermoSTARTS TV RENTAL • Bate* • Borvteo mature wa think more serious­ mora Influence. Tha issues of ■ute, *l*ctrle clock models, SUNDAY ly about things in a m o r a tha day are grave and wa day-night or semi-automatic, Seminole TV serious and constructive way need your help, ao GIVE itl indoor outdoor itl* and dou­ WE CAN HELP YOU PLAN FA 2-4tta than formerly. I believe that • Since knowing that I am ble-duty htating-cooling con­ Zoallk Color TV Bala YOUR PARTY AND TAKE _____ M t M U N t * SOM Sanford A t* your interoat in thinga politi­ entering (ha menopausa 1 foel trols. ALL THE WORK OUT OF IT cal ta Important and 1 ur.fc worried and 111 and hava you to pursua this intaroot. one to talk to — my doctor FOR YOU! BRUNCHES — Any mature woman who real­ lives miles from my farm and TVrhnlmlor* unthinkable to miss LUNCHEONS — TEAS — ly thinks, who believes in her­ I would lika to know mora aself, In her ability to do thinga bout what to expect. Can you BANQUETS — YOU NAME ia a woman of worth to her help met - Farm Wlfa." IT — WE "CAN DO"! Mias Carol Pottljoha country. Sba should use h«r Scad for my laaflat, ‘‘Homo KntrrUinn Nightly her Interest, hor mature Jud- on the Menopause.” All you Co-Feature 0:10 Only la Tk# Lomplifklcr l.oungo ment aod her "after forty” need to do to obtain a copy IF YOU ENJOY A “7 DAYS know how to advantage. Is send me a long, self-adUraaDELICIOUS STEAK You caa be of great help sed. stamped sovslope and IN MAY’’ DEBBIE HARVC SHOWS AT STARRING now in this political cam enclose TEN cents In coin. THIS IS WHERE 1:04 . 3:13 paign. Enlist nowl You ara Read and learn. And, remem­ FREDRIC MARCH Steak House YOU CAN GET IT! 0:20 • 0:30 KIRK DOUGLAS needed. And, when a woman ber, th* menopause isn't an Contra! Florida’s Oldest A Finest hw.ua *lu x e * * HURT I.ANCASTF.I •aters the "arena” she needs illness, Just nature! t:2! 1:1* 1:0* •StUMMUfl/ un to George's Wieboldt's TAVERN B E ER M ’M olly To Open A t Ritz $165 Jean's Spaghetti House, Prime Beef Charcoal Steaks B etter Thermostats N et Com fort, Saving Vl Swir CJfkJs f $1.00 ’Mad' Movie Still Playing If $ Z e a u ly a jh rjw tij P mmmmmnasnwn WaltJDIsney Trtiomasina tfc Ifatf* REYNOLDS•PRESNEU Freddie's �----» ll » .. o » ¥■ »■— - v- u .% * Miss Vo Miss Carolyn Parker Engaged W i M w r f O tM «, M> CkriatS Jatta TeeDm, | bride's af M n. Rehart a ■ d the teta Mr. Voi■e the bride «f Charles Edia Madden, aom of Mr. and Mr*. A. C. Madden a f Saw rd. August I, at tha First Baptist Church of Foreart Park. Georgia. Reverend Hoyt G. Parr perf on aad tha ______ Ot­ her la TKaoeffla. ■orto ■atonal eata a n Mr, aad Mrs. S . A. Adams of Opp, Alabama. Hia Mm Speaeor Vaiartcht af Miami aad tha lata Speoear Vatarlght. Tho waddiap will ha aa avaat af Octoher 4. a t 1:00 0*Cbek la tho afternoon at tho First Baptist Church la Ortoda with tho ftar. lack Bryant efflrlatfaic. A sweep, tiea wfl] follow at tho Oviedo Woman's Club. AH frioada af tha couple are iavited. OaJJ tutor CoDtfo. S te to a t n w in t with the Credit irifT ln rn t to * leey'a a1 D m tiw a Orlando. * G a n ly n te w a te r n e ! m ad* •to Mrs. Martha I. of JerkoocTitle and Kay Shoemaker grandparents art 8.E ft. h ilr tr of Ferry, aad the lata Boson Dorman Parker. •or. «k* to t apont hia ess- Hospitalized In Oviedo Schools, whore ho was ■ gmduated with tha claao of j TAKE A MINUTE to apply lipetlck for bast affect Right ton* of lipetiek for complexion and costume tope off a woman’s image. To ap­ ply properly, brace fin­ ger under chin and part lipe •lightly. Out­ line IIpa with lipstick and fill in. Winter Park Mrs Ufo la Ortede, attended ellmAndC. £ Madden Wed Tha bride was radiant to a street length wedding dresa topped by a lacs jacket. A shoulder length flteatoo veil fell from • lace tiara. She ear* a beautiful bouquet of white mums cantered with a white orchid. Mrs. B. T. Maddea of Groaaabaro, N. C , sister-in* tow of tha groom, was tha Land O’ Lakes CC Extends Invite This Sunday The members of Land O’ Lakes Country Club of Cas­ selberry a n Invited to bring guests to • "get acquainted party" on Sunday, September 13, from I to T p.m. Tha In­ vitation includes swimming for everyone, and Ralph Park will o n this opportunity to Introduce members and guests to tha ntwly appointed man­ ager, Clark J. Getty. Tho golf course will be to operation and a light supper will be served. Advance res­ ervations are not necessary, but will be accepted. FaDawaWp ftaO ef the Far travelling, tki d uel with wklto •* 0 wedding trip to Panama City, Florida, Mr. aad Mra. Maddan ana at home at BIO King Arnold Bt, HapeeUto, Geor­ gia. ______________ Hendry Family Spends A Month On Vacation By M m Bays Mr. and Mra. Charles L Hendry end children ef Gen­ eva have returned b en e from e month's vacation la Indiana end Ohio. They flew to Indianapolis where they were n e t by his father end step-mother, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Hendry. While there, much to Hto de­ light of the children, their grandfather took them to visit Coney Island. From Indianapolis, where they remained for one week, they went to Columbus, Ohio, to visit her parents, Mr. and Mra. Arthur Gray. While then they attended the borae races to Cincinnati and were accompanied by Mr. and Mra. Millard Hendry, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hendry of Columbus, Ind., and Mr, and Mra. Roy Lee Davis of San Antonio, Tex. During thalr two weeks they also visited hia mother, Mrs. L. H. Leonard far • week. Friends of A. ft. Shoemak­ Tragedy Befalls er, Jr. will regret to learn that ha Is hospitalised tn Win* ter Park Memorial Hospital, DeBaiy Man In following major surgery on Germany Wednesday, September f. Mr. Shoemaker is permitted By Mra. Freak Wklto English hike as a gift from for refreshments of birthday visiters aad his room number Mr. and Mrs. Frederick his parents and ho and his cake and lee cream. 109. Werner of Angtlee Road, who The honoreo’s one request guests spent the afternoon MR. AND MRS. CHARLES E. MADDEN lived la DtBery for the paet concerning tho party was that taking turns trying it ant. 13 yean, departed for a trip his mother decorate tha caka Paper Cup* His younger brother, Rob­ with an airplane in tha can* to Germany In May, with the Intentions of returning the bie, and sisters, Donna and ter Which is understandable Help T o Contain Utter pert of September. Undo, joined tbs alder boys since his father Is Hi the Nary. They visited their birth Martha Faulk places to Lahr and Mannehclm, Common Cold taking many aide trips en MEW TORE fUPI) —"Snif- route, including Bavaria, Swlt- Honor Guest O n flea, son throats, flu are sot sertond, and many other pla­ 3rd Birthday •d ag to beeet this household ces. By Mrs. Frank Wklto accompanied famoua soloists, ded to 12 members. To this and keep Johnny and Jane out Mr. Werner had anticipated By Evelyn Lundy Theresa Rupees of DcBsry giving her a wide range of ex­ date, Theresa (till favors of school this year," you think attending a reunion of hia old Martha Faulk was guest of H ooc of tbs talented artists perience. chamber music. determinedly. 'Everyone to going to drink school cUsa which meets ev­ honor on her third birthday now living to our area. She Arriving to this country tn Mrs. Rupees accompanies tnQk, take vitimlaa, g e t ery ten yean at Lahr, In the tost Saturday, when her par- waa born near Vienna, Aus­ 1922, she married Mr. Kupecz, the DeBary Choristers and the enough sleep, wear rubbers In Black Forest. On August Id, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard tria, and took her first piano and began housekeeping in DeBary Concert Orchestra, the rain and do anything the he suffered a stroke, was car­ Faulk, Jr., entertained with lesson when she was eight New York. The newlyweds under tha direction of Roger hooka say to prevent colds." ried to Mennehelm Hospital, a family birthday dinner. A years old. Mrs. Kupecz grew first purchase for their new CaiinL She is active in th« All this will help, but om via ambulance, where he con­ delicious charcoal broiled steak up with a musical back­ home waa a good piano. The DeBary Glea Gub and has thing you may have over­ tracted pneumonia, and pass­ dinner waa served to the fol. ground. lfcr father waa a sing­ Kupcczs' joined the Brooklyn given freely of her talents in lowing guests: Mr. and Mra. er and her lister was a talen­ Arion Singers, and Theresa all forms of entertainment looked la the most common ed away on August 27. source of contagion, tha bath­ The Werners' visited Ger- L. L. Faulk, Sr.. Mr. and Mra. ted pianist with her brother a accompanied the c h o r u s . and gatherings throughout tho many to I960 and attended the Paul Slavik and their grand, noted violinist. Theresa stud­ Within a few years abe as­ area. The community is in­ room glaia. Obrr Ammergauer Passion daughter, Adralne Greene of ied privately in Vienna under sisted in forming the nucleus deed fortunate in having aucb Almost everyone la tha fam­ ily, and visitors, too, just Play. They made a trip again Orlando, Beverly Faulk, Mr prominent teachers. Later abe of an ensemble, which expan- an artist as Theresa Rupees to our midst rinse the flats after use. It In 1962, combining business and Mra. John Lundy and Jana rarely goes into the dlshwaih and pleasure. Lundy. er or Into really germ-killing hot water. And once It's been contami­ nated, the glaii can spread germs from one member of the elan to the neat. Scientific a t u d I e a have shown this. They indicate that By Evelyn Lundy Monday night they were moat respiratory infections oc­ Former Oviedo residents, guests of tha Hubert Rays CLOSEST FRIENDS Joining Richard Shawley, aeated, at hia home In cur among children first; wo­ Mr. and Mra. A1 Dawson, and Geneva for a party celebrating hia 10th birthduy were, standing from who served a delicious char­ YOUR HAIR IS men, next; city dwellers more children, Doug, Christy, Patleft, George Glazier, Charles Glazier, Mark Murley and Jimmy Shawley. coal steak dinner. than country folk; and large ty, Sydney, and Jennifer, now 97% PROTEIN Also on Monday night, Mr. families more than amall living In Avon Park, ware re* FEED TOUR HAIR and Mra. Ray Beasley and ones. WITH PPT, THE cently entertained by their children, Donna and Clayton FINEST PROTEIN HAIR One study found that influ­ many friends her* in Oviedo. entertained the Dawsons with CONDITIONER — enza attacks about 30 per cent SHAMPOO — SET — PPT of families with three mem­ Spending part of their vaca­ Ice cream and cake. Guests By Margsrot Coshy I j.8 8 COMPLETE bers; 50 per cent of fa milks tion at tha Chuluoto Villa, were Mr. and Mra. Tony Dan­ Mr. sad Mrs. David T. Key in Chuluota, they were able iel and son Alan, Mr. and with 13. Those la lower In­ ier, 110 South Edgemon A*«come levels have many more to be to contact with thalr Mra. Hubert Ray and children FOR APPOINTMENT Bus, North Orlsndo, are the The R. E. Peurifoys* of two more Interesting days of colds than those in the middle friends. Linda, Angela and TerrL CALL 322-4913 proud parents of their second On Sunday thay were en­ A large picnic supper plan­ or higher wage brackets. ehlld, beautiful 9-pound Jill 1101 Elm Ave., have Just sightseeing. On Sunday morn* This Indicates that once a tertained at a picnic on the ned for the Dawson’s a t the Msrie, born st dawning In the returned frum a moat In- ing thay attended one of the cold atarts In • family unit, beach at Lake Catherine by pool, to wbkh all of their Winter Park Memorial Hospi­ tertatlng tour of the West. large downtown churches and it Inevitably makes the rounds the Hubert Ray family and friends had been Invited, had that afternoon they toured the Hair Styllag tal, on September 3. Jill, liks The tour, sponsored by tho tha Arthur Metcalf family. On to bo cancelled, due to the Im­ unlMi someone la a disciplin­ THERESA KUPECZ, talented pianiat from her maternal grandpa, has an Union Pacific Railroad, or* city visiting many landmarks arian about the spread of In­ 2201 3. Park Ave. pending hurricane. Vienna, la now residing in DeBary. Including tha Golden Gate abundance of dark, curly hair. fection. The first friction match w. Iginstcd in Chicago and the Bridge and Park, tha Cliff Mrs. Kaysar's parents, Mr. Moat familial bava different and Mra. John Pierry came first atop wsa In Tacoma, House, Fisherman's Wharf, colored toothbrushes, a sepa­ Invented by an Englishman, John Wslker. These matches tip from their homo la Naples Waahlngton with a bus tour Chinatown, then to the top rate towel system aad other ware known aa eongrevee. to land a helping hand not only of tha city and then on to of Nob Hill for dinner la tha sanitary procedures. But tho Fbw was produced by drawing with their new granddaughter Paradise Inn In Mu Rainier Tonga Room of tha Falnnount institution of the single bath­ the bead of tha match between hut with their handsome 2- National Park, where it was Hotel room drinking glass stUl lin­ folded sandpaper. year-old grandson, Jimmy — snowing and quits cold. They departed then for Lew gers. Imitations of c o n g r t v e a their only grandchildren. Mrs. Prom there they went to Angeles for two days. Here One way to fllm hute this were known aa luclferi. Keyier la fortunate to have Srnttle and by steamship to their tours Included the su source of cross infection la to White phosphorus first was hrr mother here for several Victoria, B. C. where they vie. hurts af Santa Monica, Hol­ install • paper cup dispenser. used on the Ups in 1883, and weeks. tied the famous Butrhart (Jar* lywood, Beverly Hills and the Dispensers with attractive­ in 1185 safaty matches were Tho baby's paternal grand­ dens and back to Seattle for ranch home of tha late Will ly patterned cups come la a introduced, eliminating tha parents are the popular Mr. two daya of slghtaeeing, then Rogers. They also spent wide range of colors to coor­ white phosphorus and using and Mrs. David Keyscr of Al­ to Portland. Here they visited half day at Disneyland, which dinate with bathroom decor. rad. tamonte Springs, who are not the famoua International teat was fascinating. only willing but well-qualified Rosa Gardens and Washing, Prom there they went to to in U t In Introducing their ton Park. They saw also tha Las Vegas. Their atay hen EVERY SUN D A Y SPECIAL! slath grandchild to some of ruins of the Forestry Build* included a tour to Boulder her first oxperiencti tn the Ing, the largest log cabin In City and Hoover Dam i GOLDEN world. the world which had burned back to the Riviera Hotel for BROWN to the ground a few daya dinner and a stage production, MARMALADE PUDDING before. returning then to Chicago and CHOOSE FROM THE VARIOUS COLORS AND EQUIPMENT SOUTHERN Tha naat atop waa San home by way af Washington, lent la by Grata Vial Gray OPTIONS — THE '64 CHEVELLE JUST FOR YOU! 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Ilo convinced me that wo could share our love without hurting our fam­ ilies. For a while ] never knew tuck happiness could be had on earth. Suddenly he cast me aside as non­ chalantly as yon would a banana pool. Ho told me that 1 waa Immoral and un­ worthy to ho called a wffa and mother, and that 1 should change my way of living etc., ate. I had never s u c c u m b e d to o men's charms before, and I never will again. Out maybe If yvu published thta It might prevent some other woman from making the same mli­ nk*. Thank you for letting mo unburden to you. Thera to no one ttoe I could tell A DEVOTED FAN ton KM shock when It fi­ nally towen—ee it always B u rtit Sell W ithout A Mortgage? mil her I always ash If she’s busy and she says ae. But she to forever running to watch something she has on the stove, or also she is trying to keep an eye on the children while talking to me. Thto just about drives see m ay . Should 1 toR her that these inter­ ruptions bother m et I don't want to hurt her feelings. TELEPHONE FRIEND DEAR Aflaaa — I have re­ wanting to key far fr ceived much totormatiow from be the lato ana to put »T i m y UNIVERSITY OF VIRGIN­ “On the eweat most of the fel­ your several " » Questions To More important, ho aaya, In > price an We houae." K f n p i f r r Enterprise Asm. IA (James C. Morgan 111): lows just wear slacka and a Ask Brfore Buying" eerie*. ] to determine whet to do when NEW YORK INF.A) - The "Like Yale, coats and tics sport shirt. The Jacket stays DBAS ABBT: I was wandering If you have yon want to m Q the house. Aek t realtor for a fkw nfruniform of today'■ college are generally required. Inex­ la Iht dormitory until ava­ n e k Informattou tor tolling Ha admits ha to Waned as a praleal. Most will do thla with­ your opinion od a sister student U no longer a sweat pensive slacks, shoes and iling." a house without a mortgage? member of a real estate out a toe hucauoo they want who tells every one she haa shirt and grubby sneakers — socks round out the picture The quintet generally a to MO. However, • -M rs. A. 7 . D , New York, board. Bat hto edvtoe to to fo no a Liters or brothers— at least not that of alert col­ for campus wear." gre«d that atcktlea were an real aetata apto a r eputable real estate hon­ that they are sD drad? Shra N. Y. legians. chargu gten te UNIVERSITY OF OKLAHO­ important part of tha ward­ Dear Mrs. A. F. D. — Thera ker. luck a broker to licensed, also tells people that her ia some areas to appraise A handful of them gathered MA (P. Kyle McCarter): robe. Although all claimed are millions of home owners haa a code of ethics and fol­ parents ar dead. The troth ndltioncU "Sports Jackets are a muil if owning from 20 to So ties, recently in an who maid like to have your low* a recommended schedule the house and land at Uto i to aha haa a living m oth* rent market value. office on New a Fifth you're getting dressed up. As they admitted that only about problem. Yon do not explain eg eonuntoitoaa. and aha also haa threo sin­ Avenue, and i .. all looked far as 1 can tell, only the stu­ four or five saw regular use. "Realtors era," ho explains, ters and two brothers wfeo DEAB FRIEND: Why why your house to mortgageas cool and relaxed as a cher­ dents at the law school wear Tie manufacturers ere still are living- The ironic page not nek your friend to call free. Perkspe rots paid cash, "charge mere or toea than the out another haaard trying to figure out this phen­ ry atone clam resting in a suits to class." ef thin whole sitaatioa to YOU when she to able to your house In on leased prop­ recommended percentage. But price year ewu property, tt plate of shaved ica. U. C. L. A. (Jamas Evans): omenon of male taste. that ska to the one every­ converse without iatsrrup- erty or you paid off the origin­ the hope to most wiR toe the yoa desperately need to oeH, They were brought from aths nsrmal thing to to set a al mortgage. line and they tend to." one to the family did ttoa tioaT round the country in tbelr o e o Whatever your situation, Also get professional help price tor a quick sale. most for. Why la that ttoa crisp summerweigbt suits and one yew do everything for CONFI DENTI AL TO don't worry about not having for a rcaltotic appraisal eg "Thto often roaulta ■porta Jackets to pass Judg­ tog a booae at • always hurta you t i e "WILLIAM IN BALTI­ a mortgage. An executive with your property. ment on young women's fa­ t’-e New York Boat Estate price," he aaya. "Yoa will must! "Host person* a rt not MORE": He who desires to shions. The seminar was or­ Hoard-points out that the no- cuatomed to baying or tolling to the tong fan,** be achieve success moat not ■NUBBEp ganised by (Celanese) a monmortgige state la unimportant houses. They a rt annalistic tf yoa get e be afraid ef criticism; for ■tor corporation which brews DEAR SNUBBED: Setie fear ef criticism to the kiss tf you want to sell. Anyone I and terribly Maeed about their ■l*e help. Deal panto.'1 up tiie fibers for many of to­ people never forgive you of death in ths cuurtahip of day's fabrics. for what yea do for than achievement. Incidental to their com­ • e e bocsuie they can't bear the ments on feminine clothing burden of Indsbtsdnrae, PraMema? Write to AB­ (most of them believed the It’a easier for your sinter BY, Boa IPTOO. Los Anstarting point of nice design to bury the whole family gslee, Cal If. For a personal was a good figure under­ with one sentence than to reply, enclose a stamped, neath), they neatly summed acknowledge their help, •elf addrecied envelope. up the prevailing approach to * 0 0 • • • U |M ANSWER: Latin dow* ap­ that Latin male campus clothing. Here­ DEAR ABBY: I bars a Hate to writ* letters T Newspaper B U tprtot Asea. pear lo he an the downswing aa tho vocabulary aactioao af with, their quick summaries of DEAR VAN: B a d l y very doer friend who ttoue Send one dollar to Abby, DEAR MRS. LIGHT: Our what is being warn where: enough, my publishing your at the ether end ef town Bex 69TOO, 1m Angvtes, daughter to a freshman to •a a subject for public school College Boards than da their YALE (Henry Allan Sulli­ Utter probably will not Jolt so we don't gat to see rack Calif, for Ahby'a booklet, high school thto fall. She sign­ students, la Ohio, lor Instance, l e a s classical class mate*. van): "You havo to wear a one woman who to having ether as often a* wo’d Iks, "HOW TO WRITE LET- ed up lor the courses the only two per cent of tho stu­ Many af our prefix**, aufftojacket and tie to all meals; an affair. (They're Joltbut ws talk on ths phone TER8 FOR ALL OCCA- plan* to taka before school dents to th* largert school es and root words a n derived which I think to a good Idea. proof.) But it may alaeoet every day. Vthm I SIONS." was out in June. However, systems a rt taking UUn. from Latin. With that, however, you can Private echcota stiU empha­ there to etitt tlma for substi­ Most pupil* prefer tho more combine Jeans and sneakers tution* to tho event ah* chan­ modern language*. Finding a sise Latin, ospecUUy for stu­ for comfort. A suit la the ges her mind — or someone qualified Latin teacher, aa dent* aiming at Ivy League thing for in-town dates." changes it lor her. some superintendents have colleges. It baa always bora OHIO STATE (Tsrry Settlea language of Minting, tradi­ discovered, it hard. Briefly, we want her to taka mire): "Sports jackets, of tion and culture — and still is. two yiara ef Latin to addition But what a shame! Latin to course, are the cornerstone OHIO STATE'S Terry Swttlemirw fata tha to a modern language. She not only a classical language T h a pendulum may awing of the closet. A lot of students t\v ice-over from a bevy of tean-nge models dur­ A penny wise, pound foolish during the warmer months with th* aes and ■ toad of his •ays UUn la "old hat." She in­ but a baste language. Ta ba back to a law yean aa it a* ing u crim e off Mnnhnttnn. HU natural-color declarer would find It aaay to combine a Jacket with Bermu­ remaining spade would allow sists on taking both French practical, any student who haa often does In educational Mailing jacket Is hooded and haa a drawstring had Latin is likely to snU trends, Then Latin will com# *o down at three no-trump. da shorts." Heat to make three spade and Spanish instead. waist. A ) IT through French tad Spanish. Into Ra own again. Tha people Site reads y o u r column Ito would play dummy's tricks. IP QUO faithfully. V you can convince Some high schoolers 1 know who had • chine* to taka M d K T I S seven of spades a t West'* How could South make the AKJie? four spot and take East's king contract? He would have to her that Lotto to as valuable report tliat most ef the "A" — and didn't — will ba to n g . bam erne with bis ace. This would in­ accept one apade trick instead now aa it waa to “tha good, students to their Spanish class Latin a a y ba a dead lan­ AQteti dxn guage. But as long aa w* sure two spade trick* for him, of two to order to hold hla op­ old days," you’ll have our un­ have taken Latin. 70411 VAI but he would fall one trick ponents to two apade tricks dying gratitude. — OLD FO­ And though I have no sta­ •peak English, It will bp • AS «Q1MS» GIES tistics at hand, 1 dare aay mighty useful corpse! short of the nine needed for • III AAll Instead of three. bia contract. He could achieve this aim d AJ « He would have to stack by ducking two spade leads. 7 Kill either hearts or cluba. It Then he would give East hla • AJ 4 would not make any differ* two aces, hut East would not • QM ence in the final result, since have a aped* to toed to hto Kart sad Vat By Pelly Cramer DEAR roLLY -W hen 1 propriate r i b b o n through East would win the first lead partner. Newspaper Enterprise Aun. write on tablet paper, I start them.—MA1UEANNA. with the ace and return the IH T . 1N.T. Suppose spades broke 4-4. I• DEAR POLLY—When the eight of epadcs. Then It would Fare Para Fsw J y Jeaa Crosby DEAR FOLLY—While 1 am from the hack of ths tablet. Then the penny-wise, poundleal score of "Behold a Pale Itself to ths sensual Blaet mu­ footuh play would win, but Newspaper Enterprise Horse." To create th* fssllng sic aa well aa lyric rote*. Sha busy taking care ef my turns* This way no marking* ap­ department stores are selling be up bu West to bold back pear on the next sheet of the od<l* were that West NEW YORK — <NEA) — of suspense, loneliness and Is beautifully supported by and family, I must alio find pnprr. Alsu It Is easier to their old mg samples, several hit queen and let dummy's of them can be bought at ten win the trick. South could he would hare to go after the would not open a four-card For 'one pout* qui a psndu courage In the story, he used Franco Corelli, In fin* voice a# time to study American his­ write without the thickness of ault in preference to the one un canard," Maurice Jarre haa very little cost to place in cash three tricks in whichever other suit. small orchestra of unusual Don Jose; Mirella Freni as tory and government as 1 ths tablet beneath the page. strategic spota In the bouse auit ha had atarted hut then' One* more, East wcaild rise bid by hla partner. Instruments: n flute, oboe, Michael*, and Robert Merrill done very well for hlmaalf. want to pais the examination If the paper ia unlined, glue to save good ruga. 1 keep ona Composer Jarre, who won bassoon, clavichord, harp, gui­ In the role he owns, Escamil­ for American cltLcnihlp. I the lined sheet that cornel by each outside door for fsetan Otrar for his musical score tar and an end* martinet (an la. Anna Moffo la a moving found that I could not sit with the tablet to the card­ vvlplng, one at the top of the for "Lawrence of Arabia," la •Isctronle Instrument with a “Madame Butterfly," and nhn down and rend ae often us 1 board hack to keep it from basement steps, one in front dechlrdly, be seya, the black Weird sound). and Cesar* Vallettl reach magwould like, so 1 recorded nil moving around and my Ut­ of my husband's lounge chair sheep of his family. (In Jarre, now one of the most nlflclcnt height* In th* Drat the main paint* to bo remem­ ter writing la greatly simpli­ and one to stand on when Avoid these pitfalla If you your ideal acraea, la te id of Acting as though it 1* rtdlcu Francs, a black sheep is In-demand of motion picture act "love duet." Rosalind bered. Now 1 turn on the lupu fied.—MRS. R. H. doing tha dishes. Thsy are don't want your youngsters to depending oo Just the right loua for him to think some­ known as a "hen who laya a composers, haa composed tha Ellas ia 8uzukl. DEAR POLLY—The door Invaluable to me. These sam­ dub you “old-fashioned;" recorder inetrad of the radio word at the right moment. Th* apoken Word—"BIU background music fer "Th* thing is terribly important be­ duck's egg." Sc* abm*). when 1 work. This might he in to our new refrigerator kept ples do not roll up at throw Harping on a cbOtl's fault Train," and in October will go Jane, a good-looking, rud­ Dana In Las Vsgaa (With Spe­ Bringing "when 1 was your or whit you think is a fault. cause it doesn't acern so to other women (or men, too) hanging Into the null unless rugs do and have remarkable dy, blue-sycd, 40-year-old to Hollywood to compos* the cial Guest 8tar Jos* JlmL Doing your worrying out you. who make speeches, give book it was held and with food or wearing qualities due to their age" into the conversation. natirs of t.yun, France was music for William Wyler's ne*)" (Kapp) ia a delight. Letting noise and confusion loud. Miking fun of teen age fads born to a “rntnpletely tech­ picture, "Th* Collector.” II* One alda Is devoted to Inno­ reviews and so on. Incidental­ containers in my hands it was good quality,—MRS. I , W, C. Using "I'd worry tfnut you" the whole crowd thinks are nical family nf engineers and doea not write at the piano, cent Jose, and the ether ta ly, along with the traditional hard lu hold. It also ha* a DEAR POLLY—It la no “drive you eraiy." Always saying "I'll have to as an eseuse for not letting hip. birthday pictures we make of separate door on the bottom fun to wrestle with a clumsy, mathsmatlclans." Hut mem­ since he is still less than pro­ tha other to not-eo-lnnocent Using th* clang that waa bers of tiie family were al­ ficient at th* Instrument That Hill. Listen to th* saga ef our children, we also make freezer which opens with a heavy mattress in order to think It over" when your son a child do something; be wants a tape recording of the child tup of the foot. 1 bought a dust it. Spread a heavy damp or daughter aaka permission to do and you den't want him current wliru you were In lowed to study music, If thsy doesn't discourage him from "Bronco flnirto," the Western to. school, instead of weeding it talking. This wu* started wliun five cent gum eraser, cut it In sheet over It and whack at to do something. desired. When Jarre's sister attempting to play it though. decorator who lays, “What • Setting loo great store by CrlticUing their friends. out of your conversation en­ they first Itegan to talk und it half and glued each liulf on the mattress with a carpet decided to study piano, Mau­ "When f sat dawn to play silly' us* for wagon whssla— possessions — so that you are Talking as thmggh young tirely. is fun to compare the changes tha wall where each door beater. The damp cloth ab­ rice, then 16, ws* told he, too, for Ham Spkgel ths score of on wagons.” Columbia haa laaU upset when an unavoidable people today are w»ra* than Sending the kids off on a would hit. This haa rsally sorbs the dust and there la from year to year.—T. C. Lawrtnct of Arabia," Jar** sued "Dialogue Highlights accident occurs. they were when you were date with a hundred laat min­ could study music. DEAR POLLY—My hue- 'pared any bump* in the re­ no mesa lu clean up.—MRS. Muilc end Jan* formed an said in hla halting English, from Becket" with Fetor Relying on "sermon*" to get growing up. ute admonitions. band sprained his wrist und frigerator doors, to aay noth­ C. M. Immediate alliance, and he "Monsieur Spiegel listen, then OTonU and Richard Burton. there was no strrtrh bandage ing of holes In the wall — Nostalgia—"The 0 * 1 d * a went on to the Faria Con­ aay, 'Never have 1 hear such available. I took the clastic MRS. R. A. Shan- your favorite homeservatory to study composi­ beautiful music so badly play.’* Horn of Jack Teagarden" band off a pair of his underDEAR POLLY-Often the making hka* . . . send them tion snd percussion. It wsa Album of th* week—John (Dacca), "Leadbelly: Th* Mid­ short* and used It to bind the ties tear off those folding to Polly in car* of (The San­ felt ha was too old to begin Gary’s beautiful vole*, excel night Special" (RCA Victor). wrist. It worked like a charm plastic rain bonnets. I then ford Herald). You'll receive a studying the piano. His teach­ lent musical taste and fine “Oklahoma" with John Raltt. and would do equally as wait, put little metal eyelets (like bright, new silver dollar If er decided druma would t»s ■siaction of songe make "So Florence Henderson, Phytlto In a pinch, for u*a on an an- in a belt) about one half Inch Polly use* your Idea in Fol­ something at which he eould Tenderly" (RCA Victor) • Newman and Are Barberton from each side and fasten ap­ ly's Pointer*. kle.-MRS. A. C. become proficient In the least must for musle lover*. Llstrai (Columbia) and "Songe Ev­ tlm*. Achieving proficiency to "Brawtt.Eysd Baby Boy," erybody Knows" (Blag Craothe sys-caUhern, P ot evening added discotheque dresses to would allow him By H*l*w ileuteey Join an tho thoughtful "Song of the by, Decea). wear above-ths-knee tunica maternity llnsa so that tha orchestra, and thus gain as- Cuckoo" and tha old and love­ Single-oha—"The Customary Newspaper KnUrprL* wsr* worn with knee breech- mother-tu-be doesn't have to parlance from the inside. ly "Smilin' Through." Thing" ( J o h n n y Rivera, Hemrn'k Editor •e peeking out, miffed la Jaw- give up dancing the WatuaL Jarre, who composed, or High Classical—RCA Vic­ UGM); "Don't Hair* Me (Pall On* can’t deny that the sis. Chic Chat chsslrateil and recorded the tor has released two fins com­ In Levs With You)" (Jeaa Farts designers have a tent* Courrsgss aitwd the knees, <4—"1 am going to th* Vir­ music for "l-awrence" within pute operas. In "Carmen.” Thomas. MGM); "Swimmin' of humor. They charge a four- too—to the tune of thrso In­ gin Island* In September. ■lx weeks, la presently rep­ soprano Leontyne Prle* proves Home, Baby" (WiUto Jackson, figure sum for thair creations ch** above. Ytai'ra supposed Whst kind of cluthec will I resented by the stirring mu* her extraordinary voice tends Verve). (at those prices you can't call to wear hla lluto daytime out­ need for two weeks In ht. them cloth**), y*t apeml thair fit teamed wdtii calf-high Thomas!"—Jon. By Mrs. Muriel Lawrence, didn't you tell ua you wanted you he needed some eatra valuable tint* and akill on at boot. Dter Jan—Cottons for dayNewspaper Enterprise Asia. a bigger allowance? Then you money and so concocted thla least one number In th* col­ Capuccl offered his version time. If yoa take shorts, be DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: wouldn't have had to go clumsy, inexperienced, Ineffi­ lection whote raison d'etre It of what the well-dressed bride aurs thsy are Bermuda length. through all this trouble and cient method for getting it. To I have just had a terrible worry. What a silly way to get you, he's a grown-up ilk* your­ ■hock and whose hope of aa|* should wear—syitd satin, with Hhnrt shorts art frowned on. a flowsr-doiud black volL Ttk* a beach shift or othor shock. My boy, 10, has lied 'Arne extra money for your- self for whom his clumsy la parctically nil. la st year the shockers that Thla thould sefl like hotcake* covrr-up for gottlng to tho U> one of our neighborhood self I method w-.-Jd m dnd Im­ no oo* could wear and still among the ball book and can­ water from your hotel and stores by saying he had per­ "Now you’re going to have moral. By Weyae O. Brandetadt, cold water and apply an as­ nose over my eye, down top stay out of Jail w«r* dr«**ea dle stL two bathing suits. For shop­ mission to use bis lather's to pay for being silly. You're No wonder you're upset. M.D. tringent antiseptic solution. neck and out to my shoulder. ■lit to th* point wh-r* tho ping In town havo I oom, cool Th* bosom did come late charge account and has run going to have to pay roe back You're io the horrible position New pa per Enterprise A m . Q — l« there such a thing My doctor aaya 1 have Bin­ up a bill of nearly M for can­ that M out of your weekly of half a Siamese twin who model had to hid* her itavxl prominence rarer at Jacques cotton drosses. Shorts or (4-1 am a If-yearold boy ■a a carrier of a venereal dis­ der's headache but so far ns with putty. This tlm* around Griffs’s. Ha w*at to a lot ef slacks ef any length aren’t dy, ball point pens, ice cream allowance before we can even can't separate himself from and I have sen* pretty bad. ease? U • man had gotten I’m concerned he can Have it and cold drink*. He refused to talk about giving you a bigger whst his other half does; and neckline* were mostly modest. trouble to design toplea* worn on tho street*. For even* Wbst le the best aay to ataave •uch a disease from a woman back. What causes these head­ The surprise* revealed other gowns (with straps Ilka ths Inga, short chiffons, ellka or admit the be until 1 threaten­ me. I'm sorry you had lo go so has to be dragged, scream­ and not make It worse? wouldn't sha know tho had aches? awlmsulta) which can be worn llncna ar* perfect. Avoid ed to tell hi* father. I paid the to all this Wthcr and worry ing anti howling, into responsi­ A —There ia do one method this disease? A — Sluder's neuralgia la a At Lanvin, Jules Crehay In public with th* addition of black. It's all wrong for the that la best ior droryon*. But bill. But where do I go from lo hide an orAnary wish for a bility for action his other half A — U by "carrier" you type of facial neuralgia that showed a sheer black crepe a "chastity hand" to cover the tropics. Be sure to take card­ most boys find aa electric here? This amount* to steal­ little more money every week lakes. mean a person who haa a ven­ to caused by chrouic infection (• * >» You are not your child's Si­ robe, belted in front to give bosom and midriff. Th* point igans and a light stole for ■barer earlest on tha skin. ereal disease in the contagi­ In th* nasal sintane. Aa with ing a a well as lying. . . ANSWER: Goodness, wom­ Unfortunately, fur you the amese twin. When he waa demure fullness. It had a mad* waa that one could still •vsnfng*. The trade winds do Other* try the electric then ous slags but doea not know other forma of neuralgia, burn. your obsetrician cut tha prim starched collar and bib. wear the drase anna hand at blow. an, this 1* your child'! be. nut answer isn't simple at all. twitch back to a safety raior. there ia anything amiss, the drugs taken by mouth give There'* no difference fur you tord which tied you together Yet when th* model turned home for har husband. Silly, yours! You're carrying on a* If you use a safety raior, answer to yes. Women are very link relief. Injecting Please send yeur fashion ■have eancfuRy w i t h the much more likely to have in­ th* nerve root with hot water though you’d been misusing between yourself and your and made him into a separate her back, there she was, rosy sine* w* all know a man's a child. What he’s done, you’ve person whose actions were dig- and pink as the day she ws* prude only whan hla wife to problem* to listen Hennetay grain, not against 1L Soften fectious syphilis or gonorrhea or alcohol should help yoa. M this charge account! In car* of Tho Sanford Her­ your board with soap and hot without symptoms than are the effect w ean off too quick­ If you weren't »o anxious to done. He’s you and you're lerent from yours. You did not born. Only the closest inspec­ concerned. But let those Frenchman ald. While she cannot answer water before you start. If man. fa case of doubt M la ly a more permanent typ* t f hufi all live responsibility for him. So you can't rear back wriggle your toea or suck tion revealed tho flash-colored your child’* misbehavior, the and s e e him a ■ different your thumb when he did — leotard ah* wore. tough. New York designers each letter personally, letters your beard ia not too heavy, bent to havo a blood seat. relief can bn obtained by hav­ answer would be simple. from you - a 10 year-old who end you do not lie when your Meanwhile, bark at Jarquee have their raiswsr to the Paris­ of general interest trill be an­ ■hive only once or twice a Q — I have been having se­ ing the nerve root ra t You'd say to him, "Why 1has been made afraid to lab child Ucs, either. Helm's little pad, knees were ian fashion espen. We'va saw swered to thto column. neck. After shaving rue* nun ver* puna that ran frum n j com#**tel/, $a£aby On dbudqa Et Tu, Brute?' By Oswald Jacoby see:*?* On Tape Record Shop Composer Does Q uite W e ll We J k qW oman eyRuthMiiiett Fashion Capers de Paris to Mother's Not Son's Twin The Doctor Soys: Shaving Can Be Tricky V r �>»- ' , - U . ■.ya : V> Ugol Notice im to o r a la r . ta a la tla r Jaatar m i yaat* < tiM * n « r, w * Cotlse**- t o t Capital O otlar IM tl * f th* H t ) U M r y e * tha tlosnel*# at lo r FofcMa fc ljM k • k l t l n m IM • « * * ! B B IT a r o o l v t o k? tka t o o l Mai ara a f tko M ato of __/ to aMMkif • I l k to* tw aW iM ■'..vMirw) ■ f . - - . ■■, . i-i, «-■■tofcel ttta IM M M lti T to t artIrta W it aattlao I a f • b a ll M M l t H t l i k« biased n t l k l t I* tto county Mb1<sl tka FlafM o Coa.Utntlom to • o tta y H i MM aarrlea aeboat a w a o ta t aa aat fartk tolow o a t fan* to (to atola iraaaarr. u l H al a tlf aa Mat il i l to tkto w llt a t to tko alaatara o f r io r . ftaotw o or raJwtWN troll aUotloo a t t t o B to tro #to*ii*a to to k a tt to W totw tor, H Mt Batata* I. FBINCtTAt o r BTATB SCHOOL FtIND T O R B WAIN n m O L A T B ** C B F n o w — Tka ptlaafpol a t tt o atata aekool fa a t a n i l raaaaia • a m t a a t lavM ota aw apt ao* lig o l Notice a t# t a t r tl> to p rortto far prompt a n t ta w p o ra ir oaeceaalo o lo t t o powora a a t t a t lw o f pabHc efflcae. o f w ta tr ro r aa* ta r o t o t wkatkor flU at t o •te c tle a or a p p o ta ta w a t tko ta* a o w to n ta o f w hich w ay toeaw a anarallab la fo r carrying • • tka powara a n t to tla o n f aack of* fleea, a a t ( I ) ta adopt took oth or waaoorao ao w a r t o a ir a aa i ry a o t pro par fo r tavurlap t t o aootlnoH F o t forara* w an tal operation*. la tka aaarcioa o f t t o powara harakr eaafarrod Wa Isg lsU lu r * akall ta all raapaato conform to tka ra> qolrow aato o f thla Concilia* U ca aacapt to Wa asta a r Wat la t t o J o ttw a o t o f Wa legU lntora aa la t o w o o lt t o laiprao. ttooblo or m o l t adm it o f a a ta a Ltgol Nodes pakl(ootloo to t o awt w « o Woa Krraatw lea f i l l or tear t t o a dob* ( • ) kafera tk o alaatlaa o a t tk a aaaoot pnbllaottoa W t o Ot l u i t m o (11 w e a k altar tka tflrat a a t not laaa than ( r t f Ml twaaka b a to n tko alacttan. If Mho propoaai r*v(taoa o f am eadWaat racalaaa th o faroraMa oota o f o m ajority o f tko aloataro r a ti a c tharooo. It M ail ta k a a ffec t at aooa o o tt o firat T o o a io r a fla t tho flrot B oa day Of t t o Jaaaary M lo w ta * tt o Otoctlno I f ro to t l y a c to a Baa* cpal alaatlaa, a a t o o t t o aliU oto M ) t o r A w tk o alacMao If r o ta t ip a v la a opaclal alaoI h a , o r lo althar c oat M **y Ltgol Notice f year t o remitted by M id board a* follow s: E igh ty par cast ( N f ) ta Wa M ata Read De­ partment fo r (h a aoaatrwcttaa or reeoaatroetiM a f atata road* and brtdpM w ith in tka county, or far tha t a u . ar pa reborn a f brtdgM m a a a c tln s atata M gk. w ays wltkta tba coanty, and tw enty par cant (!•% > to Wa Beard o f Cowaty Oemmlaatan* era wf aaak coanty for aoo « t roads wad brtdgaa tkaraia. Id) Bald heard PbaU have t t o pa war la M aks aad ** force all rnlaa aad regu lation s a cces­ sary to tha fa ll exerotaa o f tha powers hereby granted and no le g ists tie s ahall t o reqalrwd la jw d a r Wla am end moat o f fa ll * 7 * “ * totow tlap offoex from i t ! , * 2 S i January tot. ta ll. t ! ? t - *, ; , *> •'toU oontloao !i* * » “ ** taxes durU5 *if* * * * • Amendment, •a d sh all aat annex any taw havin g tha affaot o f w ithdraw ­ in g th a prooaodo o f aald tw o ••■ ta (le> o f aald taaaa from ,*“ I*“ t o o f th is am end, m e a t Tha bMrd ahall pay rafunding atpanxaa and other ax. f ' n ,to lev M rvlcea rendered specifically for, or w hich ore proparly chxrpeablo ta, tba aa- t o M M tltotoC annually W « f t t o a a w i l anaattoa la tka ratto a t t t o H t b w o f IstaractlM i • a k a to ao«k *eo a ty to a w t ar m i f f U l u traM M I rato. T to atoavat o f t t o Orta to r to o l tr o a tho It* •M o to r o f awtor vehicle* t o to Na u •a aat atada to oach year aaO JOINT RBBOLUTIOX dtotrlhatad aa yvwvldi* korata la tka U l a attar o o to kalf a f a(»t» . .a. t. h —h )----------A JOOfT BU O LU TIO ff Froptw. Wo p ro ta rt o f latatttatoaa o f W ater taaralng W g am endm a st ta Artlcla .M ) | la cla d laBg Joalar Jaalor aaUafoa, • a t r o t toUara IIIM (MM.M1 d a tla taUMW. a a t ■OUBB JOINT REBOLUnOlf NO. IM paklla *¥. • * Wa Genet I aottar fw I ■ a ltlrMt aoit t o tto total aaw kor c a p fu l A JOINT RBBOLUTION pro poo. 1 st ton a f lha M a te e f FIor roettoa ln lto la Oil tho palp all, «f | M* relatin g ta ta a etto a and *JB * * am endm eot to Artiela • # f Florida. T to a a w b w NO. I ■ ____ ky awtaaMxg tha IV, Bast low i f •« th a caaatlI *<w»» JOINT BtrCMmoW «MI m a f F lorida ratal la g ta BbrtM af tim e aavarad by •aanty la oaah year for tka p«r-1 no, 1MI t r la f y g ■•?.»!* • k*n U JOINT BBJOUJTIOM propoa- lh a dot toa o l tha aammUatM* “ W Artiela IX . Beet too II, to tto oraatar af (it the aaw«| tap an nawntwant W Article • r a f agTlealtaro; aMmlaot- WBtn Jaaaary I. Mid. •■B hla auparvleloa over amt* ■ B IT RBBOLFED bF Wa ; oM |g|i to r o f Inatrprtloa anlla la • X tt o f th e B u te C aaatlUtloa la B ov**! p a r ta la ta s l o paklla addlnp a Boat lea W bo ooai* A 1 M 4 , far (M r a U fle e tk n of cca a ty far Wa actool flaaol fStorlda<:*r* *f U * ***** ° r year IP II-II computed ta Wa to r a t bF We Baarourr a f M faeilaB o f tka B all Joint THW* Artiela OL Beettoa Id. manner heretofore p r o r tta t t o rotodlap W t t o alee* B B IT REBOLVBD by Wa Imptototara o t lh a Biota o f a f Wa Btata CoaMHwttoa ' dletrlhsted ta auch ooanty; bwt taaoral tow, ar ( I ) tt o a a w tor ttM or oppalntwaot o f Bop. to tka ttooom ottoa waxMdad m fa llo w s to kareby PMarwl axpoaaaa of the board F larldai td a d M tM t o f FaMto lootrno. of taatrootlM oatta la aaah “ (da. rta i T h a i Wa fo ito w la p am aad* •B iM d ta aad abaU ba aabmltt fo» aorrlcM ren dared all Wa ooaaty far tto ackoal ftaoat tlo o lo Boeomblo, Utha, Mar* U 1 Martorw wf Wa Btata toowttaa alike ahall bo prorat year oow p atat la the atanaar tla , Ofeooetotoa, Falw Baoak, w . W Artlcla IF, BocUea M •* •* o f lh a F lorida C oaatltatlaa ta far ratlfloatlM a r raja d i c e a* • i amoap tham and paJd out F ataaat a a t B m toolo Oopakaratofaro or karoafter prorll* _____ » a I X ( a t I to p en ersl M tattoa wf Nov • I told fund* oa tha Mma basis •sjw d d ta aad afcaU ba cabintta t t o ooaaral tow a n t n p p rof. l fo n rr u a a a u m o n n o •aid tap proceeds are dletrlbai. f o r t t r o am AMBXDmurr o r a t t o A a ataU t o o r t o f a to e a . BB r f BBBOLTBO t o ft o tad (a tha alaatara a f tha atata •m bar. 1 IIH B B m r .N u Board o f ad •a amoap the aovoral counties; tto t o e lata lo ro o f tko Btato of far rattftcaUan er rejection at r ttn c u i m o r t u b c o w . i n n J V r?!"*fl*r. . Ww general election MM ' m lntotratloa; gaaetlwa and lib* toport a f said oxpeaeFlorida: g f l t V TIOW o r THW BTATB •Io ta board), or ( I ) the number U t « h dJ *tr<bottom '• That arllclo *11 of (to Ftor Novamber. lM ft o r rtoktDAt providing Bootloa SB. Ocmmlaaleaar a f at*. — pular gOMloa o f tho U p is la a t wklah tka 14a c o ia tlto tlM t o a w a n ta t aa row att owTtoimiNT o r (a} T hat b tgln n ln p January {"I*! • “ Wo Lsglaloturo may T U I FLORIDA LKQIHLATURK; •to to hoard a f aiu ea tlo o to a aat forlh to lo w a a t th at aalt •p rlcaltar*. daclea. eta. — Tha com m leeleaar * f agrlealtnra lat. SM I, and for aoventy-flva lim it tha axpenaaa o f tha board. providing row lUBMiir- loo a o t to o t # or motor rohlrlo roootuMoo bo aabw lttot to Wo Na tl oatlelpatU a eortinealoa atonlora a f F lorlto far rotltl* •h a ll perferm each duties la yaarw (I I I theroaftar, tho pro. •ON TO THW MLBCTORH. Bo It to* HOUBB JOINT RESOLUTION i i t o lrol Bp T to to g U lo to ro • ”* T S 1* • H » b t» « » t which eat loo or rojoetlaa at tt o B«a. ralatlna to a g r lc a lisr a aa may coedx o f tw o e ta ta (Ac) per paj M tk a total taw levied by NO. !•■ • rrrMuoa m l aloe l Ina to to h alt lo Boo- • • prooCTlbod by law. tfo M all Of t t o M ow o f M o r iia i alao have supervision o f tha atata la w apoa Baseline and A JOINT RKBOLUTION propoa. That tka fa U o o in r l a n l - e n te r Wla amendment to aqael amber, t i l l . •W ap Ilka product* o f petrolatata prlaoa, and ahall perform *"» amandmant to ArM a-W Irt <1 l / l l ttmaa Bastion —. Oaanty H partnt t o o l o f Art lala T it o f tka Coo* tlcla X , Section T o f iho Btato o tltatloa o f Florida la tg r e sd *?• BBtraBOta nmoant o f prln- tnd cm or pablla Inatrwatlsni in ch other d atlea ao may ba •am* wow known a s Wo Second Oae T a g , aad apon other facia Coaetlttttloa r o I a 11 a p to t o oa4 M a i t o M bnritted to tka tip a l o f n n t lataraot an anrb appointm ent In aartaln n a a preocrlbod by law . UMd ta propel m otor vehicle*. Na • tom oelM d axemptlon. m n n o f tkU a u t o tor r a ti. b oato ar motor roblelo to* aa- tle a — • h‘ ,l t o collected bo placed ■BNA T S JOINT RBBOLUTION * ■ » RESOLVED by the « rajaatloo. at t t o a"hl^ n > * lw ooeoty a o p w io tM t m onllily la tha 'B ta ta Read N a im i w in m alar# a n t baoomo t o a la ant . f pubMn tnatnattoo tbcll U to ia U tM . o f ,h a M ato af MMttoa o t t i l l . THatrFbutloa True* Fnn4“ in JOINT ABSOLUTION prop**, •____ ANTICLB T il iiV ^n. f ..i f f " L " ,h/ k' a p to la la t by Wo aooaty A la p a s am endm .nl to Artlcla tha M ata T rm iary and divided IRCTlOlf | That tha amend A r r o e n o m i B i r T a n d c a w - " * a n *r . M f iM o r a or hereof- koord af pnblla laatroattea la X V I a f th e Cnnatltutlen a f ! * • • idR rto (l> aqaal parts " * • * * • * « « • > • X R*C11on T !*f >r*r(dyd by panarat tow a a t ibo aoaallaa a f BoaamMa. Loka. sh all ba distributed i l . *5* F lorida by addlnp a section which •p p r o r a t b y tto atata board. Martin, Ukceehotoa, Palm ---------- i . coM P O B triow o r C onatltallon •« to ba asm bared by tha secre­ m onthly amonp th a Mvaral M t forth to lo w Is opreod to dlrtrlbotod Doach, Putnam aad Pomlnolo TUB LEOMLATUHN. — Tko coantlea aa follow s: oaa part ta r y a f etata autborlalnp H vil otm lalatarnd by (be whereto tho propoolltoa ta a flaalalotaro of tko Biota of tr ia ls la branch aoarthoaaaa accordlnp ta area, ana part •le cto r s o f Florida for rallfl Flarldw atoll aaaolat at a ••■ accordlap to population, nnd la Dad# eounty. •to aol o kaoaa of rapraaaoto •?*! i t * * * * ® the qvA llflte •!«etora of any fives, MaHfcara of (to aaaota ■nirtJi11 V 1O onotllottao a f aneh county maklnp Wa offlee BB IT REflOLOVED by tha oaa part according ta tha eoun •rat alaetlon to ba held In No llaa Wontrlbullona ta tha oo* vtmbar, l i f t : Loplelatura a f tha Btata o f Florida. F or Wo porpooaa ot o f ooanty aupertatondoat o f okoll to olaatof tor o tarw of Florida! • f atata road construction la ___ ARTICLE X faar (I) jraara and mvmbera of WU amtndmant. j a l t atola pablla (natruettoa appolnllra. tka kasaa atoll to elected for a board, aa aaw eoaalllatod. a to ll <sp The board a f pablla la - T h at an amendment to Ar* Wa radio o f dlatrlbotloa aa pro- H C T IO P f. Exem ption a f *Mad ta Chapter U 4M , L* ttrla XVI of tho Florida Conett. Homestead from taxation.— tod y corporata (traction o f (ha ooanty moat tarw of tara (I) jooio. Tto ,k * rorjoeat an aloctlon, which may •“ •too by addlnp tha tootlnn o f F lorida, Acta o f t a ll, and Kvxry person who b u s Iho legal tarw of wowkora at (ha laata. forth balow to ba number* for lha purpose a f tha apport- tllto o r beneficial till* In •atata atoll aarlra oo tka firat "*"* **** •jj*’1 h *** *H the bo a apodal c lo d ton or moy bo •at eat based oa tha •ounllaa' equity to t m I properly la Ihla Taaal ar altar tka lin t Moa* powaro provided la Ihla amont* oa tho ballot o f any ropular ad by tha M oratory o f state la tonm to. and that said contrlbutlona for th a coat o f •la ta end who rtaldM thereon Mar la X n w k r to each n ia * i n . u »f i i ® » 1 ®tl“ r primary or ponaral election lo agreed • m endm .nl ahall to submitted •ta t* road construction, tha and In good faith make* tho MnatIWIIonal and etatntory doattnetod by Wa board of tor atoatloa |t w . Members of tto waata aat kaaaa of rap. J 7 V ™ . retoted Is Wo parpoaoa public In.traction, and upon to tha al.ctoro o f Florida for •m ou ijl o f Iba contrib utions xama hla or hor permanent •etabltohed by tha certifica tes torn* or tha perm anent home ainrndmcnt heretofore ltlrh tim ely rtaueet tho board rodlfleatlun or rejection at tha raoaauilraa akall to ataeiot ao _ prorlitd 5) law. Any new rn«n. IT u cenfarrat a p e t Qf county commleeionora of general election ta ba held In «n*de l a l » l | pursuant to sold o f another or other* legal. C hsptm IS (If. eh a ll ba taken IP or naturally dependent ... , auoh county w ill tall each ipo November, IM 4: t r t t o t w a r to araatot atoll ba SECTION --------- . Civil trlala nnd dtam ed coaclualva la com . Uffftlljr ®r n«turallir il»p«n>l*nt eetKIed W •■ # I t ) m b * » ]■ •V * * * I " '*•* tle tllo n er reaoo to bo P 'fton . ehall b* entka kaoaa o f raaraw aU tlraai In addition to tla other oonetftu. placed oa tho bo Ilot at ouch In brnnek eourthooeva In Dads p u tln r tha m onthly amount* oaaaw a f u y lim it praaorlbat ik*** atalutor y pow ora other alootlon tho propoolttan county. — C ivil trial* may ba dtstrllqitabl* accordlnp tu sold tilled lo an exem ption from all Mi t t o tottow lat aaatWao o f Ihla MVP Ibo m ansfom ant. control w hether oubooctlon I abaU bo hvld aa provided by law In eontrlltalton*. Such fund* no taxation, except for neeeeamenti branch ceurthouaea la any d lilrlb a ted ehall bo adm inist­ for special beneflta, np to iho or Mala aatU t t o oaat rw ppor .• * * * • .* ! • • affootlra In oocb oounty within Dad* ered by the p u ts Hoard of Ad. a ss e u e d valuation o f five thoutort nf tha (! ) Any county adoptlnp Wa m unicipality a n p " l o a t tko oaaotr »"•* **,a * •* t o awiaarT a k n araatat ta o ravanuao doiivad from the llran* proaldcaa o f aaboodlon (! ) county. Tha d a r k o f any court mlnlsfamtloa ao herotnafter pro- oand dollars (IJ.400.00) »n said oaaatartal dlatrkrt oo tatorw ta- ^■ P a f motor vcblelaa provldad h .r eo f may after four yaora tha sh eriff, and s a y other court VMld, homo and contiguous real pro. tb) T h e Governor aa chair­ o t k f t t o tattalaioro. *^ I" A rllclo X, w . a ^1***?** ?* Tk* ■*•** rvturn lo Its former atatua aod officer, wtthln said eounty, Batata* k BBNATB AFFOR # • r* ltot the provlilona of thla •h all maintain such afftcee man. th a dlate Treasurer, and Section 1, of the Constitution, w lih ls such m unicipality, and tho P la ts Comptroller sh all . P ? purpeaa o f obtolalnp eectloa by tho oamo procedure for tho year t a l l and there, TIONBBNT. - Tko tagtatetar* a to ll Bfvtd* tk o ototo la ta J J ' J '.I J f lk * ««■ •• outlined la aaboodlon (1) horo- hav* available auch official conatltBW a body corp orals to after, provided th a t In HarasoU bonka and record* therein, aa bo knonon x* ih* “S ta te Hoard Counly tho flrit tw o thousand }? » • * & ',- W 101 of for toop tln p tho provlilona may to necessary ta accomplish o f AMnlnlatratl»n“. w h i c h dollar# (11.000 oo) o f (he a s ., b olltlap , eon. thoroof to tha baataatap. th* purpose* o f Ihla amend* board sh a ll succeed ta all tha •seed valuation o f euch properl i u i . 1,**: # •■toovlnp, ( t ) |a th e avaut a refarea BI"*•_ f n r a I*kt» », or equip* dum •lectio * roep lit In i ment. provided that tha prln* power, control and authority ty sh all he taxable for school otaro alaatat _ from Wo w ?*** *••*•*! outlay prajocta chanpa la tha method o f e d e d * elpal otflcea o f each clerk# or of lha atalutory Hoard of Ad- purposes only and the exem p. nopalaM a a n t y , Wa addttloool far aekool porpooaa. to feoua u p o county auparlnlendcnt. other nfflrera ahall nod to ra- m inistration. Bald Hoard sh all t on eliall apply to th e n e il have, la addition to such pow* £*»• thousand dollars ( | l , . oaooWf t o t a l oaalpaad tho bond# ay motor vehicle to* ee* tha Inoambant abatt be permit* moved from lha county M at NO. ta •ra aa m y ba conferred upon 044.44) for echo*! purposes onremainder af • a w to r forty.three ( i t ) . T hai tint patina certificate* and alao tad to M rvo the rot In which he 1IOUBB JOINT RESOLUTION It by la w . lha m anagem ent, ly * f assessed valuation Paid B a r t f .t m M I ) dlotrloto abaU to ] to 1*oae each bond! or motor | tho torn or arflro it control mod •ep ecv leto s o f tho NO. If •ppoOUootB am oao’ t t o aayoroljvahtela to* antlclpalloa oortlfl-1 wao ___ duly _ aloe ted or a m t i M “ V Jolnttfa ,b! . h*W A JOINT RESOLUTION rslat proceeds o f said tw o cen ts (Id ) I!*!!. ototo an an to • a le s to pay, f a s t ar refund Na • U r itlii! op h* In eumm'in •qpltobto reproooato- •a y bond* or motor tahlota tax HOUBB JOINT RESOLUTION Ing lo lha Judicial depart. o f exld taxes end oil muneya with others, and said axemptlon atmllnr oao* antlclpalloa corlinaatoo there. Riantt proposing aa amend and atliap estate w h ich on tha mxy to apportioned among NO. l i f t C m to paoprapMo tofurw lu u ed by aald ototo g JOINT REfOLUTION propoo m ent to fubaeettnn (1). Her •ffectlvw date of ih la amend- euch o f Iho ow n ers ax ahall r*. lio n I, af a rticle V o f lha ment arw applicable o r may bo. aide thereon, a* their r u p e e , • to o pad popatoltoa. Bvery d ie . board. All auch bond* abaU boar tnp an amendment to Artlcla F lorida Conatllwtlon; Increas­ roma applicable lo th * toad* a f live Interest* ahall appear, hut — * Interest at not eiocadlap fonr X II of tka State Conatltutlon Pd at aboil * o f aoallBu*“ in g the number of Judicial Ih# sevwral cuunllea of th is no such siem p tlon of more o a o aaaalloa, aad a o oouatp and on a-h alf H H ) par centum addlnp a Boctten lo ba num circuits; preserving eerlaln •let*, or any apeclal road and than flv# thousand dollar* (is . w a y to divided lo araattap a par annum and ahall motur* bared hy tha Pecrotary of a*notorial ileU to t excep t Dad a brl'ls* d istrict, or o th e r special 40444) shall b* allow ed |„ any rlally In anneal Inatallmonta Judgtahlp* Btato rotating to tho election commonclnp not more than or appointm ent o f euporlnt nu IT IIKMOI.VKD by th* taxing M etric! thereof, lu u ed on# (I ) person nr on any one O aaotr. IrtgUlalura o f tha Blala of Prior lo Ju ly let. t a l l , for road (1) dw elling house, nor shall Boatto* f . tlKFREr KNTATIOM thraa ID yoara from tho data • n d .n l of public Inalructloa IN TUB HOUBB O F RRPRK* at laananro tharoof and andln* and brldgo purpose*. The word the amount o f th* exemption Florida: la T eylor county. T hat lha fo llo w in g amend* “to a d s ' pa need herein ehall In- allow ed any person exceed th* BERT ATI V KB. — ltop roa.n l*. not la tor than thirty (M l yoare b k i t ' RRHOLVED by tho ttoa to th a t o o n o f ra p r o o ta u - from tho data of Uauanoo. or Loglelatara o f tto Btota of ment of eubaoction I t ) , MRU* elude b<wid*. lim e warrants, proportionate assessed vatu*, TION f, of a rticle V of th* nolle and other form s of la . tlon b a u d on the Interest o w n ­ tlvao ahall aoaalat o f oao hand- January I. MM, A. n„ which* Florida! of Florid* I* debiednaaa Issued for road and ed by such person Th# leg isla ­ rod tw elve t i l l ) raproaonistlvoa •var to earlier. Alt curb motor T hat an amendment to artl Constitution which akall ba arportlonad vehicle ta t antlclpalloa cartt* e)a x i l of tho Florida Conatl xgraad lo and shall be submit* bridge purposes by a n y eoun- ture may prescribe appropriate •m e n * tha coaattM by lha me- flcatoa ehall bear Intereet at tutlon by addin* the eootlon aat ltd In tho e le c to r , o f th is etata ty or tpacini road and bridge and reasonable law * regulating • to d a f aqaal pcwportlaaai that not asceedln* four and ona-half fo r th below to be numbered by for roll(lcatl«n or rejection at district o f oilier spaolnl taxing the manner of e ela lill.b ln g tbs Mt each aooaty ahall M va oao (»H> par centum par annum th* f e c t i le r y o f Plate, le agraed W* general election to be held illetrlct. outstand in g no July right In Mid exem ption lei. t a l l , or any refunding roprw M totlva and t t o remain and ahall matura prior to Jon- (ft a n(J that paid amendment In November, IM I. PACTION S, Thla resolution HECTIUN «. Circuit court*. — leaues thereof, raid Ib-ard sh all shall become e ffectiv e only to * representatives chall hr uary 1, JW*. A. D. The elate ,h a lt be eubmltted to tho elec (I) JUDICIAL CIIU.TITH. have the statutory pow ers o f npon lie approval by a ma­ oaalpaad t a tto couatlaa In pro board ahall have power to de. ,o f» o f Florida for ratification partlaa to popototlon. Tha pop tormina all other detail* of raid nr rejection at the general elec, Tho leglelalurw may establish Hoard* o f County C om m ission­ jority o f the freeholders voting ulatlona o f Wa raapootlva eoun bonds or motor vehicle tax an* | | on be b e lt la November, not more th an tw enty (I t) ers and Rond Trustee* and of In n referendum election to be tla for tha parpoaoa o f thla tlclpatton certificates and Is i»j*. Judicial circuits, each composed any ether authority o f apeolal held In Paraeota County at Ih* oacttoa ahall to eon flood to sell at public sale after publle HECTION . . . . County eoper nf a counly nr onntlgumi* coun­ road and bridge districts, and next special or regular prl olttaeaa o f tho United ktatoa ad vert tee me nt, or exchange aatd tntendeot o f publlo Inelructlon: ties and o f not Is m than fifty other apeolal ta x in g districts mery election. and ahall not Include foreign bond* or motor vehicle vex an- appointm ent la certala eeua* thousand <10,Ode) Inhabitants, thereof w ith regard to m id RECKON f. Should thla reborn poreona who have aot ba. tlclpatton according to tha last centos bond*, (except that th* pow er •olu tlon bo rejected by iho freerortlfloatea, opoa |toa.— M ma natareltsed. each lerisa and conditions aa m The oounty auperlntcnd authorl.ed by law . except that to levy ad valorem ta x e s Is a t- holders la Rarasut* County, Neat too I. Tho toptolaturo lha atata board ahall provide. ( nt o f public Inelructlon ahall tha county o f Monro* shall presaly withheld from said then thJx resolution sh all f •h a ll reapportion tho repre Tha atata board ehall alao ba appolnlad by the county constitute nna o f tho rlreults; li«ardI, and shall ta k a ovar all null and veld. sent adIon o f tho hoooo and son . have power lo pledge for the board e f publlo Inalructloa In provided, how ever, there ahall papers docum ents and record* IN TEHTIMONT WIIKRKOF. Ota at Wa t i n ragalar aoeolon payment of the principal of Ta p|nr county, providing the to no redaction lo th* number concerning the aam e. Raid hav# hereunto m i my hand and o f tha leplalalura and every and Intereet en such bonds or proposition la affirmed by a nf circuit Judge* renldlng In Hoard ehall have th# power afllvad Ih* (treat Peel o f th* (1*1 yoara thoraafter booed motor vehicle lax anticipation m ajority v o le o f the qualirted *»T oounty form erly a pnri of from tim e ho time to lu u a ra- • ta la o f Florida at Tallahassee, apoa the procodlnp latoot fed rerllflcalea, Including refunding electors o f Taylor ruuniy mah a Judicial circu it, which circuit funding bnrxda lo m atu re w ith - Ih* Capital, ihla th* } |th day of •rat decennial conou*. bond* or refunding motor ve- In ( the o ffice of counly wiper U hereeflar created, divided, In lbs aatd sev en ty -fiv e year August, A. n . 1 1 1 1 Kootloa ». ir any part or thla hid e tax antlclpattun certlfl- iniend.ru e f paklla taauucilen changed oc revised. f i l l period, for any o f said ou t. TOM ADAMP Jalat rooolutloa la dolc*r*d an- •alee, all or any part from We appolntlva. NO. 11 standing hands or Interest (•E A L ) Secretary o f M ate oonatllutlonal or s a il and void anticipated revenues to be de* ( j ) To subm it We propoH* lIOUgK JOINT IIEHOLUTION theraan, and to M oure them by t t o a the aatlra rooolutloa ohaM rived from the licensing of mo* .w>o contained ta aubaecllnn NO Ml a pledge a f aallolpatad receipt* t o to ll, void and laoporotlva. lev vaklolea prodded for la this . a Wo elootora a special A JOINT RKBoLUTION propoa- from such gasoline or other fuo| NO. I tng amendment to Article tax#* to bo distributed te sack amendmeal and to anlsr Into eU oltoa ehall to called by We BBNATB JOINT RESOLUTION any ooveneata and other a g r ee , eounty comtnlaalonaro of Tay XVII of Wa C ooalltutlon of county no herein provided, but NO. I«T the a is le of Florida provid­ noi at a p r a te r rata of Iniermenta with lha holders of auch (or county upon lha r e iv e d of A JOINT RESOLUTION pee poo- bonds ar motor vehicle lax an* |ho eounty board of public In in g an additional method of •*t than aald bonds new bear to * aa amendment to A rticle tlclpallna certificate* at tha etruetloa, which eteolloo shall rev isin g or am M dlng tha and to U a u s m U or oxchaaga XVI, B eetles T o f tko Btoto lime of tho Issuance thereof be hold w ithin sixty (M l days U onetllatlon. on behalf of any cou n ty or unit C oiatltutlon rela tiv e lo t t o concerning the security War*. ,n * r tto request and lha re- BE IT RRHOLVED by tto for th* so le purpose o f retiring leapth o f lerm »...f officers. e f and W* right* of the holder* Sult thereof ahall determine IwBlxlatura a f tka P lata of said bond* leaned by su.-h eoun BB IT HBSOLVBD HT THE thereof, all of which eovoaawta w hether aubaecllon ft> akall to ty. er aweotat road and bridge F loridal U e a itlto T U R B OF T U B BTATB and agraamenta ahall aenatl. offectlva In aatd aountr. T hat the amendment I* Ar district, er other aperlal taxin g tut* legally blading and Irra* ( | ) Should lha coanty adopt tlcla XVII o f tha Conatltutloa dlelrlot thereof, gaouiln* or OF FLORIDA That article AVI. aootloa 1 o f vocable contracts wllh such (ha provlilona of aubaocthio of Florida by a id in g thereto other fuel tax in tlrip a tlo u car We Florldo ooaatttatloB bo holders and shall to fully on* u> haraof It may, after four a M otion lo bo numbered sec­ tlfh aleo bear lag Intereet at nu •m eaded aa eet forth tolow aad for c a b l e by auch holder* In (g> yoara return U It* forma* tion ». ax sot forth below ta move than three per cent U ) that aatd reoelutto* bo oum blt. any court of eempotent Jurta- d a iu s and reject tha provt. •greed | 0 and ahall b* submit! per annum In such tltniimlnA tod to Iba elector* o f Florida dldlun. stone of thla eocllon by th* *d to th* alaotora nf Florida Ilona and m atm teg at *u, h • line fur ratlfteathia or rejection at No auch bond* or mulor va- #4m# Bruc«dur* uutllaed In aub. to r ratlfteatloa or vojoctloa at within lha M v ea ly -fiv e year tha peaorat eloctloa to to to ld hlula to* antldp allou cartlfl- mo Uob (II haraof for adopting lha general e le cllo a ta to held *11) period a# Ih* board may to November, l l t t l cates ehall avar to toaued by ,b # provlatooa thereof la Wa la November, tM ti determine. In ad-Ullon lo w e re Beotlon 1. TERMS O F OF lha atata board until after tha baglantag. SECTION 4. Additional Math lelag Ih* powers now Iir .vl.l# FICBP CRBATBD UT LEO IP adoptloa or a resolution re|4 ) ta iho event a referea od o f Revlatap or Amending by tla lu ta fer tha Invrelm ent LA Tl'RE. — Tho le*l*lalu ro queottag lha U.uanoo tharoof 4un. olootlun recall* la a change Constitution. — Aa a maihod » f sink ing fuadn sold !.,erd sh all aot croatp any office, tha by tho oounty board of publlo )a tho method of selecting of revising tha anllra cnnstltu- may uaa tka tonkin* uuda tarm a f which ahail to longer Inalructloa o t tha oounty oa county taportnlondonl, tho In tloa o f Florida, and aa an addi­ created for u H bonds mr Waa faar (4) y e a r * except behalf o f which auto obllga* cum tont ahall bo permuted to tional method o f revising or eounty or apaatal t v , .,i,j memberahlp oa tha buard tlona ara to to toaued. Tha serve th* romaladar a f the term am ending any portloa or per- bridgo dltortot, or oth»r i-nlt charged w ith reapoaelblltty far etata board af education shall 0f o ffice to which ha waa duly tloaa or It, eith er branch of hereunder, to p w ch aeo ia , tu*. •olleaea aad ualvarollleo (not lim it tha a n n u a l o t such bonds elected er pppvlsled. tha U glelsturo, a t any regular lured er m aturing bonds. |,« r. tneludlnp J a a l o r collagoo) or motor vehicle t a t aatlctpa* NO. 1 cession, or a t any apodal or tlelpatlnq kerola o f an> other which lorma may ba awteadod ttoa eartlftoalea which can to BBNATB JOINT RESOLUTION extraordinary eeseloa oatlad for • • • • Iy o r n sy o th e r ape. lat by tto U *laU tara to aot mura Issued oa behalf o f any ooaaty H a Ml tto purposa. may propose ky toad and bridge dlntrlot or other Wan nine (II years. to se v e n ty .fiv e per east ( l l « > g JOINT RESOLUTION propoa- Joint rooolutloa a revision e f •Fectal taxin g Blair tot th# roof, NO. | of tha am ouat which It dotar| ng a s amendment ta Article tto entire constitution or provided that a# ta said m a­ ‘ af tha Florida Ooaatl revletoa or amendment of any tured to a da. W t v a lu e thereof SENATE JOINT IIKPOLUTION mines *** to nervtced by tka XVL N a 111 revenue acorulng to tha conn tutloa. relating lo th* lec* portloa or portions thereof and •a aa Investm ent sh a ll b* in s ty under lha prevision* o f Ihla A JOINT HBtOLUTION tloa at tha Beal of Oovera may direct and provide far an M tot to ld therefor, w hich shaU poele* a s am endm ent to auk •mandmaaL aad each detar. m aat: addlnn Xeel ten 1A, pro. *1action thereon. <sw< sx-ood tha porvalue plus •aatloaa (a ) aad (b ) o f Boo mlamtloa shall ba nnaalaalva. aiding for moose ta Insura If tha total resolution la accrued Intareat. a a d that said tloa 11. A rticle X II o f the All auek bunds or motor ve­ aoatlnuU r «f Plata ami l a adopted by v o te o f three fifth s InvMImaal shall bear Intereet Coaetltattoo o f Fturtila rolat* hicle tax aalM p adon c a m l i ­ cal O e v a n ta u a u l aparatloaa (1/1) e f tha members elected • t the rata ef (Area per aowt lap to tt o uea a t part of tha ce tea abaU to leased la the la periods af em erg.ecy ra to each hauee, tka yea s aad <11 per annum. rw oaaa derived from t t o sam e e f lha elate board o f edu •a l.ta p Dorn disasters eaaa- nays shall bo catered upea Ml T to aatd board sh all a a lleosalap of m eter veh icles cation bwt abalt to toeusd for od by enemy attach. w*4r respective Journal* and anally as* a l t fund* u aaah for capital oaMay c a t debt and OI. behalf of Wa oounty BM IT RESOLVED by lha lb* p reposed revlabm er •aunty account, flro t. to pay •arvloa a a t atbor octvool pur board of publla laatruotloaa ra- LegtxUlara o f lha Blala af amendment ahall ha aabmltled entreat principal aad lataraat questing the toluene# thereof, PluHdat fO ltl. te We electors o f the state tor'qiatxrtng. If any, o f oald bonds BB IT BBSOLVED BT TIIE aad no alectloa ar approval ol T hat Wa foHowlag amend rattflcatlen or rejection at We and gasolin e or oth or fuel tax LBQIBLATURE O F TH E BTATB qaaltftad alsetar* or freehold- m int o t Article XVI, o t th* next general sleotlow held mere xntletpaUoa narttftaatto of such OF FLORIDA 1 ora sh all to required for lha to- Florida Coaotltutton by adding than seventy (74) days after county or special road aad aeotloo 1A to agreed ta a a t tto nduptloa o f tho resolution brldg* district, or o th or cpecial T to t t t o fa lla w to s saw ad euunco tharoof. m eat ta aaheoatioaa (a ) aad fb> NU I __ ahall be subm itted ta Wa etea unices, by veto of three fourths taxing district thereof; see. o f aactloa I t , artlcla X II a f tha COMMITTEE MUBrTITUTH tors wf lha etata for ratifies (1 /4 ) o t tho msmbsro tlsc t- and, t* establish n tanking fund FOR HOUSE JOINT OMMRatiow o f F lorida to bora Uoa or rajootloa at tha tan od to each bouse, tho D glsla- account ta m eet fu tu re reRESOLUTION by agreed u and abaU ba cub era! atoatloa told la November, taro oh*U provide for subm iss­ qulrsmswta o t m id bonds and m ilted ta t t o elector* o f the NW III IM4s ion a t a sp ecial •lo ello a at aa gaodle* or other fata U t a a . • ta la far rat tflaa tloa or re Joe A JOINT RESOLUTION propom PACTION IA. Oonllnu ty of earlier data. Th# secretary ef tlclpatloa esrtlticaloa wher* It ttoa a t t t o a aat gen eral a lee. lo g aa am endm eal to Article governm ent. — T to legislator*. state ehall « • • ■ • aeiloe o f th* •PPMiw tho aatlslpwtad Income ttoa W t o to ld to “ -------XIL Seettaa I wf Wa Mata la order ta laaarw oawUaalty wf proposed r* via taw o r seated • for any year or reoro wUl not C eantllattaai a o t h a r l a l B g elate aad local pavaram eatal meat aad of W o data af tka •quat IM 4l ochsdulsd poyxsssta toa ttoa IL SCHOOL DONDB Principal af M ate Baboo! aparatloaa la period# o t amar* •tactlow Itorooo to to pabtfoh- thsrsoai aad Wtrd. aay rtoxala FOR CAPITAL OUTLAT IN . F o n d , ta to a*paad#d lor geaoy reeullln g from dlMelara nd tw ic e la one newspaper la tng tolnnoo out s f tha prscsedc BURANCB — fa ) Uoplaulnp Caoltal Oullay on beUalf of caused by enemy attach, ehall sock cuunty lo which a news- ot said tw o coal* (Ju) e f cold J f tkF k W*4 h ad tor (Atrip lUawa ad liiBhar have Wa JMWM and Wa Ib HMM IB VUMtat* Ww UnA C Brea .1U■■>»#*t-Wowa^- -»* -i' Herald Want-Ads 322-5612 # -fg r t » f« l> P>gB 1 0 - S B p t. 1 1 .1 9 6 4 BERRY’S WORLD Classified Phones 3E 56U 425-5938 1>i |i| i | i|i U p M S 11 1 M i | U O 1 1 J 0 • to I t 1 1 | 1 M | 1-M |M t 11 t o l l IB ta S B 10 1 1.SB 11 4 1 1i t o n u n | s | u « |u k |« . t i M U M | • 11J# 11.M I M i an l - B s y Bxto C L A S S IF IE D iim D ISPLA T r wt • t M w H iU tm m , k— f . . . JLg IW CLASSIFIED INDEX COPY vllogo o t rejeelhag or tevtata g aay ad verth w w l whtvb It deem s objevttewahlo to t t o pet ley e f CONTRACT RATES ON R EQ U EST 1. Lout A Found LOST: One botil* gia Unk for house trsilpr. Pbooa 322-B361 Reward. 1. Iteauly C ar* Permanent Special Our Budget Wav* Now H-U Cut ’N Curl Bgputj Shop 3U Ptlmetto Av«. 121004 COMPLETE BEAUTY SER VICE, r.easooabla price* Free parking, 2nd h Oak. Ilarrlett'a Beauty Nook, 103 S. Oik. 322 5742. t—Lost A Found 1— Personals 4—Beauty Car# 4— Day Nurxerlto 4—Child Care I— Doge—C ats— F*U I*— Livestock II—Bpsclal N otlcto II—Catering II— Places tn Rat II—ppsclxl Pervlcs* 14—Swim m ing Pools IT—Janitorial Pervlcs* II— D o-ll-T ourxetf It— Builder* Hup pi Isa 14—Concrsl# Constr. II—Home Repair* 11—Plumbing II—Painting 11—Wall D rilling II— Air Coad. A llsa tln g II— Radio - T elevision II— Photo A Equipment 14—Horn* ApplIancM II—Musical Instrum ents II—Uuslnsma Equipment 11—Job P rinting It— Upholstery I t—Vacuum Cleaners IT—Muvlog A Ptorngo !»— Exterminator* it— I’l in ie —bMuw.r*—S ssd s |C— Mlsc. For Hal* It—Arllclsa F or ttsat SI— Hwap or Kxcbang* II—Wanted To Uuy 15— Furniture For Pala i t — Antiques For Sal* I I —Muncy To Loan 4b—UualnoM opportunities 322-5612 H. Doffk • CatH • F*ta DOtiS REC EIV ED tor Adop tloo, boarded. A n im al Rex* cua L eague, 1700 W. Mlnne aoU , DcLand. Ph. 734-tttf. 15. S p ed al Servlerm THACTOR Mowing. 322-7664. A & B ROOFING CO. COMPLETE ROOFING SVC. NO JOB TOO SMALL Financing Arranged 322 055B RICHARD'S TREE SVC. FREE ESTIMATES Ph. 323-OJX). SANFORD HERALD WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS It Pays To Use The Herald W an t Ads 322-2285 Frsm Hanford Kxobnag* 22. IMutablng ELDER SPRINGS PLUMBING DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE 322-7157 or 322-3125 PLUMBING Contractiag Repairs FREE ESTIMATES R. L HARVEY 3M Sufdfd Av«. PA 2-1. Well Drilling 41—Money W *nt*d 44—Having* A Loan It— Insurance 41—Schools A la stru cltea a T4—Bm ploym sat Bervlew Tl—Male Hxlp W anted Tl— F em ale Help Wanted Tl—Male or Fem ale Http T4—Hales Help W anted TT—Plluatloa W anted I t —Income Property II—Busies** Prop— Beta II—H tai K itato W aaUd I t —11**1 F.stata Sal* IT—HitalnsM Hantat* 14—Lota For Pads II— Farm s—Grove* II—Out of Plata Acreage IJ—IId u m i For Pala II— Jloasae—Sal* or Itnat IT—House For Hant 144—ItMort Rental* 141—Tr*l Ur*—Cabana* III— Mobil* Homs*— Pal* 141—Mobil* Home*— R *a| III—Trailer Space— R ia l U>J—Trailer Lot*—Pal* U l— Apartments F or Hxat 144—Room* For R ent 114—l lo ls l Room* 111—It*nt*l A gsnta III— W anted To I ls a l III— Auto* For Pal* 111—Autos—Sal* or Tr*d* U l —Trucks For Sal* 114—Auto moll v* Bervie* 111—Fcootsr* A Cycle* 111—Boat* A Motor* 111—Marla* Suppllto 425-5938 From Psmlnot* C'osxty (D ial D lreot) 51). Mlsc. F o r 8iU« READY MIX CONCRETE •14 P«r Yard Pitloa, Floor, Frow E ittatoN nnd, cement, rock, pipw, etecl, grexe* trape, 4 rf wella. Stopping ttonet. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 30d Elm Aye. 323-57U GUNS. Buy, 8*0, Trade, Re* pair. O S T E E N BRIDGE FISH CAMP. WELLA DRILLED, PUMPS. BILL’S BARGAIN BARN SPRLNKLER SYSTEMS ot 10,000 Ito tng All Typo* nod SUee 1300 Gripovtlle Art. Wo Repair and Service STINE RENT Blue Luitr* Electric Machinery and Supply Co. Carpet Shimpooer with pur* 307 W tod SL ?A 24433 chile ot Bluo Lustre. Car* roll's Furniture. 25. Air 1‘ond. & Hcntlng A IK -C O N D IT IO N IN G By FEDDERS H . B . P O P E C 0 „ In c. 300 So. Park Am . 122 4234 UPRiailT PIANO. Reason* ebto offer accepted. Pbone 322 065*. Electric Rtagt ......... $35 00 Desk ............................ 115.00 31. MhhIcaI liuttrum enU Photographer Flood Uto $10.00 Stroller ........................ $5 00 Child's Desk ............... $3.0# - FA Black A Decker Electric Saw ........................ 125.00 Plano Servicing A Tuning Gene Cumbtn — 323-2U1 Solid Walnut StapUbie $30.00 All to good coodUkml 34. Upholstery Ph. 322-3466 oI OVER S YEARS Finn Workauuhip to UphoU U ring, D raptrtod, Slipc o m e . U rn* P iy m e n to M Uttto At IS m o. D rsp ory EXCEPTIONALLY atet boot tot home treesar oat. Limit* •d amount. Must ane to aw predate. Pbooa $230064. Hardwar* ImtalUtkwa. 51. Artklea For Rent KULP DECORATING SBOP RENT A BED H . 322-2333 RoUawny, Hoepiui. B a b y 35. Vacuum Cfoancni Beds, by Day, Weak, a r Month. SANFORD VACUUM SV& CARROLL'S FURNITURE YOUR REXAIR DEALER l i t W. let 323-31t l 235A S. Park 322-MU SALES • PARTS . SERVICE 13. PUnlw, Flowers, Seeds LARGE Drifting Board, good condition, r t a a n n a b l o . LIGUSTRUM — Viburnum 322-1290. gaL t i n , 3 far M. C i n n i Nureery. U k i Drive, Cm* 55. Furnitare For Sale •dlberry. *6U Ua Your Furniture. Quick Servle* With the Cask SUPER TRADING AIR CONDITIONER, Ptuko POST. FA 3-0677. loom, tU. 322AIM. Uto# S E P T . SPEC. Lkdto'i tonla, ate. Baagkt __ $146 on conveoicat rtckx ; Larry's Mart 213 SaaJord 50. Mine. For SAle Surphto City. L A h , Mk. F A H I E I �Rain Or Shine, The Response ‘Pours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call 322 >5612. Far Salt to t M biggsac a e t c u o n ot aoarty aow oat oaad ta n k taro. sc« NoU'a Furniture Brokerage la Cassalbarry on 17-12. Opto I d iy i I to 1 n i l W T H tA T l CpbeUtariag ft Mattress avating. Now A Used Furottaro. Call Nis Baddlag Mfg. Co., at Tto Calory Am . PA 52UT. 71. Malt Http Waatart MSN DO You wiat ta Grow wlUi a (ait • vowing Compear? U you eaa tall l t d a r t batwtaa tha afro of 21-80, Mat a have car, plus* call at 2 McUch Bldg. • a.m. sharp. Monday. EXPERIENCED: Carpenters. A A B Beefing Co. 325*551 ar 3*222*7. 7*. Kama la H a lf W anted SUPPLEMENT INCOME I Meed lidlaa, I M S , with or without car far S u m y 4 houra, | day* par No eellaag. IU S »a 3190 P « aaatativa I a. ■ Sharp. Boom M , Matach Bldg. SM E. IK 9t. EXPERIENCED wMA payroll and saaaral ottea mart. ' Abla ta typa. Parmaaaat peiiboa. Wrila, P . O. B at •03, Sanford, 11a. 77. Bitontlm Waatad IRONING. 3J507T7. 81. Ineoma Proparty FOR SALE. RaaaonaMa, tocoma property, a o r a a t Preach Ava. end 3rd St Zooed Cam marc Ul. 332-4737 Or 81. Real Batata • Salt BART PILCHER, Broker Perioaal Service Cell 12574*8 NICE BUILDING LOTS or Busiocie loti aad 1 Building on the loti. Hava I left, ooc for (300 or eight lor 32300 on the comer Main St. aad Court St. aad Lexington Ave. Enterprise, Fla. IM-4401. 3 or 4 ACRES Good ground, near Urge like, two par acra with (arms. Payton Realty 822-1301 17*2 at Hiawatha 1103 HOLLY AVENUE This 3 bedroom home haa had two additional rooms added. The back yard baa traaa and la fooced. The front yard haa baautiful oak traaa. 3300.0* down approximately too monthly Including every­ thing. Drive by then eall JOHNNY WALKER, Broker 333 0437 I Legal Notice m i c a n r *h t TO i ALFRED M TKTnKAOfrT a n ! VtCTOntA A. TETHE AULT, h i, w lf.. TOU AND EACH o r YOU era hereby notlfl*d that *ult h at ba*n aommanrail against ynu In lha Circuit Court nf lh* Ninth Judicial Circuit n f tht H at* of VlnrMa In and far aam lnole Cnunly, tha abbra, *Ut*d title nf which ta: THK r n o v iD E N T t.WTITU* tion r o n ravinm in the TOWN o r BOSTON, ate. Plaintiff. -*•- A t.rn K D M TETnBA U t.T and VICTORIA A. TKTItEAULT. hit unf*. U Chasaery Na. 14171 Tba natura nf this tu it ta • fertclnaura al that certain tnu rtgig* from t a l l defendant* tn g laln tlff. le ta d May II, l>*» amt racordad Mar It, t i l l In O fficial R la e r li Nnok 1*1 M l* tit tba r u b !* Raanrdi *f lam ln eta O u a ty , Plorida. an. aumbaring that a«ruln tiaat •r barrel of prnptrty Inaat* ad. altuata. and balng In aald County and gtata. te-w tl; I n, T, nil., k T. W falhSrtftald r trtt. Addition, at racurdad In H a t h e c k tt. F a ta «T. aamlnata County P ublic Racerdn. EACH o r TOU t l * EQUIP. I D ta file your anawar at otttrr a r llta n dafantat to tb* Complaint with lha Clark nf tht Circuit Court nf Ptmlnnlt County, y'lnnda. In tbta pro. c o d in g and ta aarat a ropy t htranf upon tha p la in tiff* at. *■>/:»7* athnat n s i-io and ad. n aa art hart.naftar aat forth, aa r«iulr»d by law. not la in than lh< llr d dap af iaploptbar i aat. In dafault tbaraof tba r * u o will procaad aa parta opon tha antry of a Dacrtt Fro Cuttfaiao a galn tt you. W tTNEgg eiy hand and tha oft|c at ,aal of aald Court in St mi ii" la County, Florida, tbll Uth day at AUgual l i l t (SEAL) Arthur H Baobwltb. Jr. Clark of th t Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlblag Daputp Clark RCA 111). LL, ORIDLKT AND I.I.'WH Attornapa 'or F U la llff an North Court etraot I*«»i o fflca Boa UJd Orlando. Florida r b ii.h .tug. i t . i i a a apt. t t l . 1*14. COC-47 Far Into • 7 . Ha F at R ant PINK AND PRETTY NEW HOMES Available in Satoord area and CONCRETE Block to a lav* Lang wood area (8 mi. Bn. ly location. 4 Bodroomi. tto RENTALS on 17-M). Ready far occup­ baths, F l o r i d a Room PATIO, Carpertr. workshop ancy. 113.08 par mo. aad up. Custom Buildtag. Residential and MUCH MORI. Ruga HOME RENTERS W « 133’ tot. ALL THIS for tt'a Jmat goad busman ta ar Ccmmartial. only 314.0*0 with EXCEL­ check first with Sanford's LMN ENTERPRISES, lae. largest H a m # Sarvkiag LENT t e r m s : BulMar, Harold Lagan Agency. Pina Homes, Fairly M Highland Ava. Priced. U all Sliest Salas Oftice: 1*1 Highland Av*. SOU TH W A RD LMgwaod, Fla. lavartment ft Realty *353*11 Collect HOME OWNERS 114 N. Park Ave. 312 8171 Good Rental homea, Priced right, a rt renting and leaf­ 1M Ft. frontage, l i t Na. 3 BEDROOM, 8 Bath, screen­ ing fast! Scott Ava. Will consider ed patio. Ph. 82503a. Can TMay, Far Prompt aad n tM ik la ader. J. N. l a Efficient Service, ft Faye! ami, Jr. fk. 80-1314 ar 883FHA • RESALES 3100 DOWN Like m w , 8 f t X BEDROOM MASONRY Homai, 1 ft I Stemtrom Realty LAKE LOT. 100 Ft. on paved FHA - VA HOMES Baths, KMchens Equipped food. 84,50# with tana*. !H I PARK DRIVE I, I, ft 4 BEDROOMS 3100 Down, Payments leas 3X2-2420 Payton Entity 322-7493 1, 1H, ft 8 BATHS than rent. tM 1801 17-*1 at Hiawnlfei NIGHTS 322-M21 - 123-0344 ETfCHBN EQUIPPED HELMLY REALTY LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT? 95. H For Salt Ph. SB-1441 Par Cmplata laformatioa Sea ar Call Your 1 BEDROOM. 1 Bath star RENTALS Pinccreet School ft new Stamper Agency FHA-VA furnished ar Unfurnished Shopping Center. VA Loan, Ball-Blair Agency RALES BROKER Reetor-Inturor-TraJas 204 Laurel Dr. Ph. 322-4854. Ph. 322-3041 l i t S. Park Ava. #« Hava Tba Hama Far Yon I32-4M1 1*1* R. French Ava. 1 BEDROOM tarnished bouse, $100 DOWN Steiutrom Realty 3*00 E. Elm. Water furnish­ ■ORBIT A. WTUiAME FHA-VA HOMES ed. 123-MOT. MSS FAIR DRIVE SEVERAL Outstanding 8 ft 8 888-84*8 888-74*8 Bedroom Hamas available to F U R N I S H E D t Bedroom FA Atlantia NIGHTS 3334814 - 333-0348 alt Area* of Sanford. Let « House. 1481 Palmetto, Ph. BY OWNER: 8 story. I ■bow you Around! 137-0174. roam, aamplataly S • bedroom 'M a r achMl. ehurcb. *154847 Seminole Realty UNFURNISHED house. 3100 Cordova. 3M mo. NEW HOMES 323-0274. 1883 S. Park Ava, Want Fourth 9 t Just olf Par JUMBO HOUSE S Boom, S FA f-5282 anytime DEBARY, unfurnished, l-had rtauaon. Salesman on pre- car garage, potto. Stove, room home, m bath, facing party, 4:00 to 7:0* p. a. diepaaat, dlah ws a f c o r GIEENBUAB Lab* Maaroa, baautiful 32514M. Monday- Wednesday- Friday Chela# let* available landscaping. 3130 mo. Flor­ Saturday ft Sunday t:*8 to Graaabriar ad Lath id* Laba Park Properties T:69 p. m. EVERETT A, HARPER overlooking gelf *M-4i21. AGENCY • REALTOR Custom building to 4 BEDROOM, 8 Baths, mallMB 8. Park Avn. aparttieatiass. 100. Resort Kantain to-waD carpet, built-in ap*-- «---* a_ FA MM4 at FA S8BBB •FflWffQ Wf pHaneas, Intercom, aantral ■1NG8WOOD HUTCHISON’S atr and beat, fcncad. Pk. LARGE 5a4ory feaua* an 1 BUILDERS, INC. OCEANFRONT APTS. 325350*. Act* nf toad, to fond repair. S*t Faim ent Dr. 330 Sa. Atlantic 40 assorted fruit t r a s s . NORTH ORLANDO. 8 BadFA 8-8*74 Daytona Beach 311,800Term*. room, acraenad porch, alecfy Call 321-40S8 Payton Realty Sato nr Rant 96. Hi laadscjpod. 130 N. Cortot. 3251301 1T« at Hiawatha W P T fo T ! !? n o m a r ^ S J l# CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON Government Ownod LAKE. Can a v n a l a g a 1-3 god 3 Bedrooms Homea 322-1587. NEW amd USED Awnton ft Cabanaa 3100.00 DOWN S BEDROOM Sato ar Rant. HOM ES QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Call 3221138 after f p. m. Retortion af 1, 9, aod 4 Hwy. 17 *1 S 322-2542 Bedrooms located in various 8 BEDROOM Sale or Rant. FO R S A L E sections af Sanford Call 882-3138 after 3 p. m. f o r ' s a l e OR RENT l ’Y 4 J \ 3 bedroom mobile borne. *00 Immediate Delivery Santa Barbara Dr. For tfta Beat Buy In MONTHLY PAYMENTS 97. Houaan For Kant A Now or R stile Home, FROM 150.00 See Strnstrom Realty FOR THE BEST HOME TWO Bedroom house, kitchen 109. Mobil# Homes • Kent oqulppjd. Mar Bate. Ph. BUY 1 B E D R O O M Trailer on 322-454*. 'W* Ham Tba Home For You' SEE YOUR large lake. Aduita only. Ph. Furnished 2 Bedrooms, Den, 322-7344 V A -F H A Carport* and patio. 383 per Sten«trom Realty 186. A p a rtm e n ts for Rent month. 322-124*. 2543 PARK DRIVE Property NICE CLEAN (urniehod tn I ROOM Furnished Apt. Air322-2420 322-7493 conditioned Bedroom. 343. Ill bedroom CB bouse, carport NIGHTS 3254024 — IB-0344 Management E. Mb., 122-4213. convenient to baaa, (N PI 322 *344 before 1:10 or alb FURNISHED Large garage and Sales Broket * p. m. apartment, 1902 Maple, Ph. 323-0731. 2-BEDROOM furnished bouse, FOR SALE BY OWNER. Cus­ near Golf Course and Laka JIM H U N T tom Built CB Homo, 3 Bed­ Cisco 4 Rooms. * tl Park. Mary. 388-4007. rooms, 2 Baths, Living FURNISHED apartment, inRoom, Family Room, Kit­ R EA LT Y FURNISHED COTTAGE: L quirt 404 E 14th It , Aptchen, Central heating ind ing room, dining, kitchen, 7. Office: 322-111* fireplace, large utility and Bedroom, Bath, water a: Nights: 323-0700 storage, carport* aad palto. electric furnished, fas pi 2 ROOM APARTMENT, Pri 322 0444 Deep wall and sprinkling gas and tax. Located vale bath A entrance, 318 2324 Park Drive system on beautifully wrood17-92. 1 Mock S. of No. 4 Mellonville Ph. 322-3420. ad lot imp x a tr with Junction (at 5-FoinU). S RAVENNA PARK. 3 Bed­ Redwood fence. Grove Man­ EFFICIENCY. 940. « l Park room. 2 Bath, Central air* anytime. Ph. 322-1487 aft or ares. Call 382-7411 after 8 p. m. weekdaya or si conditioning, basting, built Turn. Apt. Doe* tn. Apt. 44 p. m In kitchen, excellent closet time Sat. or Sun. 333 Mo. 4071k W. lit. epac«> established l a w n , t BR. Furn. House. Ph. W E L A E A APARTMENTS landscaped. 3130 Dews. Ph St. Johns Realty 3123. 114 W. First S t THE TIMB TESTED FIRM 382*441. 3 BR, Unfurnished bouse. Ph 3 ROOM Furnished apartment 118 N. Park Av*. FA 5*123 LONGWOOD AREA 322-1892. with bath ft larage, 2520 Price 310,500 >- No Qualify lng SMALL DOWN PAYMENT I Bedroom home, 117 Catglma. Narcissus. 322 3144. 343 per month Pays All IV T S I cracvtT n r t u x 1 BE. furs, house, Lake Mary. 334 mo. Up. Surplus City. v iv t j m i r i A t , n n c r r r i v 3 BEDROOMS, m BATHS No pet*- 323-3049. » * n Tom tn m iv o L B c o i n * FURNISHED garage apt. ph. Cirporto TV. rLONIDA. W estinihousa Kitchen 1 BEDROOM Completely fur­ 123-MOO. I'll ( VCKNT m o. 14JM THK nOMTrtfV r»VB CE.YTI Csnirtl Oil Heat nished. 2434 Chase Ava, FURN. Apt. Close Is. Jlmmlo KAVIkQB lAM K. Cowas, 32*4011, WstBttff. COUNTRY CLUB HTS. 4 BOOM HOUSE, Fursfiked Rt. 1792, Tun M Rt. tn JOMK J . L B W I*. Si BS **4 »t At Fiv* Points, to ml. to SR tl 3*8* Sanford Ave.. 323-1811. *.l Salesman on Premises n s fe s d ss tg . 8-BEDROOM House, furnished v n r i r u n r s p i t iv 150. Out W. 1st St. 322 MM M on-rngom v o m x c L o g im m Legal Notice TOi STLVIA M. « W | § pcstom ai mi u n b n s w n Legal Notice T*u w# bsreby sautu<t ih.t iv m e riB c rrr c o r n r n r g O m e U l n t i s («rs*tn*« * c s r lg l* m s r t g g g s *B«umt>«rlnt th* (allswiBg 4(*crlbe4 r.« l prop*rtr> t s . w l i t 108. ApartflM Rta fo r R ant FURNISHED OR UNFURN 1SHED 3 Bedroom Duplex Apartment. Terrauo floors tile bath, water tarnished. Ph. 322-2334 after S p. m. Legal Notice jjwgft SWEETIE P IE Sopt. 11,1984 — P*fn 11 B y Nadine Seltzer AUTO GLASS INSTALLED CLEAN Furnished dowMtaira apartment wkfc attia Ian. Adults 323-1334. S ra k a rtk Glnan a n d M a i ROSE COURT APARTMENTS IBR. FumUhed Apt. 1st Floor, Near Naval Bate. 2013 Sanlord Av*. MO-4323. AUTO GLASS A SEAT COVER CO, LARGE 3-bedrootn furnished apartment. 349.50. 1703 Mag­ nolia. 333-3N1 or 323-3M8. 1-Room Efficiency apt. with pvt. bath ft ihowar, suitable for couple or single person or raUrad. All utilities In­ cluded in rant. Ideally lo­ cated on let St., wMhta 1 black of 3 free parking lota and ahopptag canter. In­ quire at Manual Jacobean Dept. Store t i l E. P in t St. COHEN RADIATOR MOP Gateway Robsoni Sporting Furn. A pt MM MeflotvDla. 3 EV1NEUDB le t ROOM Fumtofaod apart­ ment, 308 Elm Av*. 332 3031. NICELY FURNISHED U r|# 2 Bedroom ft I Bath apart­ ment. Adults. 1*13 Sanford Ave., 323-5440. MUST SACIlinCE. IT Boat, motor u d tratlar with tow THlGViM DORA'S GONE! DOWNSTAIRS Unfunushad 2 Bedroom apartment, kitchen equip*. 10m W. 18th St. Ph. 348-3842 Geneva. 2-BEDROOM furnished apartmrnt. 333-9173 days. 332-0411 night*. 115. A nton F o r Sale '33 Ford Station wags, A/T. Good tire*. RAH. Reaeonable. Ph. 444-4443. 1*33 CHEVROLET P i c k u p with Flat bad. Flret 3330. Ph. 322-3445. *1495 Renault. 3597 bal., 329 mo. VW, 31197 ha!., 339 mo. Un.. 91391 bal., 949 mo. Falcon. M97 hal., 339 mo. VW, $497 bal., 337 mo. Metro. 3497 b a l. 332 mo. Ford, 3794 b a l , 333 mo. Chcv, 312*7 bal., 344 mo. Imperial, 17*2 bal. 333 mo. Chev, 3503 bal., 331 mo. '37 Line, $992 bal., 339 mo. 'IT Plym., 3549 bal., l » mo. 'JO Chev, 1999 bal., 339 mo. ’34 Pont, 3741 bal., 332 mo. '54 Hillman, 15*7 bal, ! » mo. '40 Ford Wg, 9700 bal 333 mo. '5# Ply W |. M93 bal. >34 mo. 'N Chev Wg. 3744 bal 334 mo. *57 Olds Wg, 3592 bal 13 mo. •58 Chav Wg, $699 bal 332 mo. 55 Pont. Wg, 3591 bal 331 mo. 58 Olds HI, 3584 bal. 331 mo. '58 Chrys, 3*91 bat. 311 mo. '37 Olds HT. 1747 bal, 331 mo. '34 Cadillac 3M7 bal, 334 mo. '34 Cadillac, 3499 bal, 31* mo. '54 Chev., 3197 bal, 322 mo. ’57 Merc. 3299 bal. 316 mo. '36 Mere, 3190 bal, 310 mo. '34 Ford, 317* bal, 310 mo. '33 Bulck. 357 bal. $2 mo. WE DO TRADE! National REPOSSESSIONS, INC. fid n SANFORD AVE. 111 / OPEN EVENINGS Phone 322-4503 GO W EST (ON FIRST STREET) 68 International !i Ton Cab And Chassis, Build Your Own Body. ’395 60 Chcv. Belair Four*Door Hardtop, 8 Cyl., Automatic Transmission, Radio and Heater. *1295 62 Tempeat ON T H E FE W ’64 DODGES THESE CARS G O TTA GO! Classic 148 2-Dr. Automatic, IM f M Rambler Radio and Healer. Wn Bold It New. A l Pontiac Tempeet Safari Stall** Wagon, ft 1 0 f t R ft H. Hydramattc. Ileal far tb* family. ■ Mercury Colony Park B Paso. Sts. Wag-. Factory Air Coed., F/B ft Brake*. Butck Electra 4-Dr. Paw n Blearing, Brake* ft 8 Way 8*ab A fin* Usury car, 11 Rambler Buyer 4-I>r. T , Automatic, Radi* aad Heater. Rambler Super Crass Country Wagged Mfl Automatic, Radio and Heater. W W N N W ft 1 9 6 4 's Brand New And Ready To Go! 4 PONTIACS LeMaae 3-Door Hardtop, Automatic Transmission, Radio sml lluatcr, Air Conditioning. 1—Stsrehlaf 4-Dr. Vtota 2—Bonnavill* 4-Dr. Vlataa 1—t’atulina 4-Dr. Vliita All Equipped With Factory Air Cooditiontnf. *1595 4 BUICKS 61 Falcon 3-Dawr Station Wagon, 8 Cyl, Standard Transmission, Heater. *645 62 OLDS CUTLASS COUPK V.*, Auto Trans., Radio aid ■aalrr, Bucket Seals, All Vinyl latsrior 1—LeSabr* 4-Dr. 1—LcSabrt 4-Dr. Hardtop 1—Wildcat 4-Dr, Hardtop 1—Rivoria Coup* All Equipped With Factory Air Conditioning. 11 RAMBLERS B-—CInsole 4-Dra. 2—CUnsle Station Wggonn 1—Classic V-8 Hardtop With Air Conditioning 1—Amu icon Station Wagon 1—AMorlexn 2-Dr. *1895 Every Car Brand New 62 FALCON Every C ir DISCOUNTED! “HQUIRir RTA. WAGON (-l)r., I-Cyl., Auto Trans., Radio and Healer *1595 Discounts r? 7 7 7 f/ 61 Chev. Belair $ Bank J H t*m j) k i£ £ O PEN EVKKY NIGHT T I L | P.M. LEFT IN STOCK Saturday* Til 3 P.M. SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS Authorised Dodge Dealti 1101 W. FIRST STREET Phoaa 122-OIU HOLLER 3IOTOR SALES 2nd. ft Palmetto Ph. 322-6231 OPEN EVENINGS TIL 8 P.M. 2507 Park Dr. SATURDAYS U N T IL 5:31) P M. Ph. 922-0861 1 IN BARGAINS ’345 4 - Door, Y-8, Automatic Transmission, Radio And Healer, Low Mileage, One tinner Car, ’ll '41 '40 '40 '40 '40 '40 '41 '37 WE’RE DRENCHED ^ 57 Cadillac Fleetwood 4-Door ftadan. Fall Power, Ale Conditioning, RED MODEL A. Sea at 1700 W. 13th St. Repossessions wr "AM l i i l d w a t , FURNISHED 8 Boom Apt. Cleaa ft eloaa la. 354 mo. Lights ft watar included. 323-4907. HURRICANE SPECIALS! T B B NINTH J t D i r i i L f IN r t - t T . i v u n r a w s r w i v o l h t o *b* r * a r t *f i n * c***«y m i vtv. r i . n m n i . Jsfi*. ite lM li ftwBlv, Pta*. I r u i M i R f v n . isa aa •So, I* r r a b a l t . t,»t ii. ni*(b "K" cnc.v. I* r r i r.*t*(g a f v u ric K T« i r r i s a THT CLUB MANOR UNIT X ltir L K T H DAVIS, vALTON n . WILLIAMS NO. I, s s s n r a is g t* th* P U ia U t f . Ds s s m s C plst th s r s sf gg r iM i t c t in *1. T o All r i t a t a n a s * Pe**«e* T tsi B osk I t , t a l i i t . pUh. CL.it:DE DAVIS, r s s id t n o s un U* R *w r4g «( Stm lpnl* k a s w a , %■*!*■( M S R i ll l S i C nuilr, TU.rH* ftH'l * i f h nf y ftPt Hftfd* D *r*ndssl h*g b u s tll*4 s g s lm t you tn s t a t r o r r i . n m n i t o i by nntlfl«,| « n l r - u u l r iS I* th* nbar* ity |* 4 lu ll, g s 4 you n .A C D r . DAVIS; rstld**** p r o a n t any clalma i n i *r* riqulri-t to i t r v i g espy which you. or t l t h a r of you udkauw* *( ysur A siw sr or nlhar r ii* d Tou *r* h*r*by n«tlfl»d th a t m g r b a r * s g s ln s t th* • s t a l l In* I* I** C am D ldnt s s P t,m - • Sill of r . m p l i i m far dhm rr* of VALTON n WILLIAMS. <(•■ •Ifr* sttsrnsys, ANDKRSOM h«> b**n M*d *f* l* » t y*u. **4 ?•**«<]. lata nf s a i l Caunly. la RUSH. DBAW A W V S U K J . you t r * r - T i 1—-4 *0 **r«# \ • I i J-viga a l gaminnla l i t Kill Csntrnl Buulavtrd. ropy of ynur « « • » ' ! * r pl*sd- Caunly, r lo rM a . •! hla afflra Orlsniln. TlarUs. end III* th* lng la tb* Dili of t o m p l i l n l In l h a rouri huuia af Ml* Caun­ srlglssl Answtr ar «||,ir an in* r i i l n l l f r * A l l a r a t y . ly a t Hanfonl, TlarM*. * l |b l * Ptssdlsg Is lh* sftlss si th* Vorrl* D Woolfark. III. ItT •Ig calaniiar tnuelba fram lh* Ctsrk si th* Circuit Court an w. C hurih itifosi. Ori**4o. llm* a f lha first publlsedog af *r bifors Hi* I1b4 U r of u«pi. riarld * . » n l III* tb* o rigina l th is nolle*. Eaah slslm a r <a• m bir. 1**4. If you full to dn *n*w*r *r pl**4lnf In th* af- i***4 ahatl b* In w ritin g. sn4 so. s S i r 'l l prs c a s f s s s s will ft * of ih« Cl*rk a f lh* C i r ­ shall a la ta tha placa of railb* t s h i a s g s l n s t y t u for th* cuit Court on nr boforo ■**!- 4 t * r a of lha claimant, an* shall r*lt*f 4*mssds4 Is tb* Coin. *mb*r find. l t( 4 t r you fall ba aworn (a by lha claimant, plslnt. to J j av ludgmonl by dofauli hi* agent, or a tlornry, a n l any T h l. Nolle* ih s l l bs pubU*h- will ho u k * n again*! you for •uah a lslm a r Sam**4 not *a •<l m b s W**k far four ta n . lh* r«ll*f d«m*nd*d 1* lb* filar* ahall ba val4. *«cutl*s w *sbs I* tg* gnntord Bill uf Cumpl«»HDarla M William* Hsrsld. DUNK AND ONDKRED gl A* * 4 m m l*if*trls of th* DATED t h i s llib d s y #f Rtnford. Simlnol* County. F l o r ­ K*l*la ar August, ll*t. id*. this 11th day a f AugiMt. VglM* ft. Willi* m*. (■ R A D m i D*e*ai*4 Arthur H. B w k s tl t b . Jr. (SISAL) Mack N. ClavaUnS. Jr. CT*rk uf Circuit C ourt A rthur If. D*,'kwilb. J r . A t l e r n a y *1 Law ■yi M ir th s T. V lh ltn Clark of Circuit C ourt P. O. D rawer X D tputy Ctsrk Gy: March* T. Vlhlon r e * for4. f l o r id * Tublltb Aug. II, 1 | B Bspt. 4 . Publish Aug t l . IS 4 B*pi A tto rn e y for K,tat* tl. 1114. * *• I. II. U H Publlili S,pt. «. II, tf . SI. U K iCDC-41 CDC-M COK-IT >b* §M te> p :J RAM BLER Phon* 322-0291 301 Watt First S tm t OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS T IL • PM. �•„T--" -•l ■ Johnson Levels Brisk Attack At Reckless Factions In Political Life By W M aa J. T nM H A B B I8 B U B G , H . t t m > llUfftfl I campaign ap) c m n In a fighting i t n w M a y with a aharpty worded attack aa "rnkleee toetleae" fti American political Ufa. Tke Pr—Hu t apparently aimed hla throat* Thursday night at Ua BepuMkaa oppo­ II ★ nent, 8m. Barry M. Coldwn- and not a nation of haters!" tar, although ha aaeer men- Tha Chief Executive said to tiaaed tha Artaana eanator'a tong, strong applause fat tho B am Show A m * building enthusiastic in tha Pennsylvania capital. Ha declared that votara fac­ ehttra from about 1,000 ed a choice this November be­ ton* at a flOO-o-plate eretie party fund-raising din­ tween a doctrine that could ner here when be opened fire lead to an eatremlst takeover on bate troupe. Ha flaw back or preservation af peace, to tha White House after tha prosperity and progress. The Preeident, who aaw speech. MW« are a nation of leeare polla Indicating be baa a 7-to* ★ ★ ★ ★ B arry Switches Aim To High Court Rolo II 1 I! • if i 5 » m * n «i By M n J United n a a CHICAGO (UP1> — BepubBaaa yraaideatlal nominee Barry Goldwatar shifted Ua earnpelt* aitbta from Pres­ ident Johnson to tho Supreme Court today and criticUrd •tha process of judicial m i ­ nion of tbo Constitution.** Tha ssnator, who attacksd tbo court1* decision on 1«ri­ als ties reapportlomnent In aampaifn speeches Thursday, •tfered a general criticism of tho court’s philosophy today. B s ta rs it In a speech prapared for delivery before the American Political Science Asaoclatlon. H t questioned tho "legiti­ macy" of tho Supreme Court's was of power. He said the oeurt has abandoned the "ju­ dicial restraint" in tha consid­ eration of congressional ac­ tions which chsractorited Its deliberations until r i e t n t years. Goldwatar headed here for a day of campaigning in Chi* eogo and Rockford, III., aftrr telling an overflow crowd at the Mlnneapolie Municipal Au­ ditorium that attempts by th> fsderal government to "legi­ slate morality*' In the field of civil rights have actually "Incited hatred* and violence." Powers of tho presidency and the Supreme Court were both brought Into question «a G o l d w a t e r campaigned In Boise, Idaho, and Great Ball*. Mont, Thursday. Ho said the decision on reapportionment of state legi­ slatures charts the way to a reapportionment of the Confrees In which small states ★ ★ ★ would lorn tha yrotoctioa of thsir equal voice in tha Sen­ ate. He said the administration's medicare program, providing hospital car* for the elderly, passed the Senate because of tho "unholy power" exercised by Preeident Johnson. Goldwater said ha would..as pres­ ident, work toward "dilution” of such presidential powers which could lend themselves to eiploltatloa by some wouldbe dictator. He returned to that theme In his speech before the Po­ litical Science Association: "We hear praise of a pow­ er • wielding, arm - twisting president who ‘gets hie pro­ gram through Congress* by knowing the use of power. "Let mo remind you that there have been other wind­ ers of power. There have been dictators who regularly held plebiscites. In which their dic­ tatorships were approved by an ivory soap percentage of the electorate. But their coun­ tries were not free, nor can any country remain free un­ der such dtspotie power," he said. The senator, in his com­ ments on the Supreme Court today, referred to the reap­ portionment decision and to the decision banning use of an officially drafted prayer In Now York achools. Ho reject­ ed the argument that the court was forced to act "be­ cause the states would not reapportion themsolvoa or be­ cause the school boards just weren’t being fair to the athe­ ists." ★ ★ ★ M iller Plans Jaunt H Into New England «b to *0 «■ el «l* ell an •it Mi • It »f 4*1 ■V an I Jot eoi «t»* be ■■ A, I 1 < l > I.E* 1 the am tit* te>l fur the in N. nc LA*. eh» t*rr that tnar STAMFORD, Conn. <LTI) —GOP vice presidential no­ minee William E. Miller wes due to arrive here today for a day on the stump in this Pemncratic-eentrolted state. Miller, expected to be aceompanied by h ie wife, daughter, Keren, IT, and his wife's mother, Mrs. Msry Wagner, was scheduled to attend a breakfast here, and later deliver a major lunch address before tome t.WH) businessmen in Hertford. His wife and her mother, both native# of Poland, plan­ ned to make stop* in Westport. New Britain. New lie. sen and Bridgeport end make am i, speeches in Polish. Miller and his family will be accompanied by Barry Goldwater Jr., the president lal candidate's JH-year-old son, who will stand In for MU'er at lb* end of hie Connecticut tour. Young Goldwater will lake over for Miller after he at­ tends a rally at the Actor's Colony Inn at Seymrur, fol towing a 4 p.m. reception at the Roger Sherman Hotel in Waterbury. Goldwater was called to re­ place Miller on the last leg of the tour after a last min ute scheduling of “an emer­ gency etrategy meeting” in Washington t h a t require* Miller's attendance. Young Goldwater will ride in a motorcade from Seymour to North Haven, Conn., where he will visit a fair. In c a m p a i g n addressee Thursday throughout Rhode Island and in New Rochelle, N Y , Miller criticised Presi­ dent Johnson'* financial in­ terest in television stations and called the Republican drive for the White House “not a political campaign but a crusade foe freedom." ★ ★ ★ LBJ Receives Backing From Philly Paper PHILADELPHIA (UP1) — The Philadelphia Inquirer, for tbo first Umo In Its his­ tory, indorsed a Democratic candidate for p r e s i d e n t Thursday when it announced support of Lyndon B. John­ son. T b s Philadelphia Daily News, another Triangle Pub­ lication*, I nc . , newepaper, joined the Inquirer today by throwing its editorial back­ ing to Johnson’s bid for a full term. In editorials, both publica­ tions praised Johnson as hav­ ing demonstrated, since the esssseinstlun of John P. Ken­ nedy, that ho has the qualifi­ cations for president. Kach criticised Sen. Barry Goldwater’s purported impulsive­ ness and his stand on Social Security and other domestic issues. The Inquirer, which des­ cribe* iteelf a* "Independent" and the nation's oldest daily, said it would be “disastrous" for ths nation, the two-party system and world peaca to "bars Barry Goldwater in the White House." “On the one count of nu­ clear irresponsibility alone. Gotdwater sa president would be a risk w* cannot afford," the Inquirer said in a front­ page editorial. "Hla talent for shooting from the hip is no­ torious." ★ ★ ★ I trad over Goldwater in tha Keystone State, predicted a Democratic m o p ia Penney!vania from tho courthouaa to tha White House. Ben. Joseph 8. Clark, D-Pa^ agreed. Clark forecast a aukstantlal victory for Johnson and Miss Gensvtees Blstt, Democratic contender for tho U. 8. Senate seat held by Republican Hugh Scott. Billing hla speech as a non­ partisan appeal to all Amer- icans, tha President thorn not to lot this "year of decision become owe year of division." Cheers and applause tbo first of more than 40 such In­ terruptions—grot ted this ap­ peal tor national unity in sa flection year. Johneou recalled tho found­ ing fathers' warnings against factionalism, then said In measured tones: "Than are abroad In this ★ *H>ppy ★ ★ ★ On V oting Foray ★ ★ Warrior* responsible land reckless fac­ tion*—" sad ha paused for emphasis: "Contemptuous toward tha will of majorities, "Callous toward tha plight of minorities, "Anogaat toward allies, "Belligerent toward adver­ saries, "Careless toward peace." He sold the** factions con­ front tha American people with a clear choice. ★ ★ ★ •to •safari feral* Page 12 — Sept. 11. 196-1 W ATCH FOR OUR GRAND O P E N IN G ! LIGGETT-REXALL DRUGS PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER H ubert Returns To Hometown WASHINGTON (UPI) — Democratic vice . presidential candidate Hubert H. Hum­ phrey returns to the sconce of his childhood today fas a sentimental vote-bunting forTThe Minnesota ssnator, who was born and reared in South Dakota, planned to fly to Wa­ tertown, S. D., in his newly leossd campaign plane, "The Happy Warrior." Square Dancers Hold First M eet The Plorida Square Danes Association has held Its first lance of -he season recently at the Civic Center. More Uun ISO dancers from various sec­ tion* of Central Plorida parti­ cipated In the event. The Starlight Fromcnsder* Square Dancers have aanouced that a new beginner's clan will get under way st T p.m. Sept. 11. All persona interest­ ed In squaro dancing to be present at tho Civic Center. Humphrey delivered pcp:ri and helped out in hla father’* drug store aa a boy In DoLand and later In Huron, S.D. His PO-yeer-old mother, M r s . Christine Humphrey, lives ia Huron and hla brother Ralph still runs the family drug store there. Tho senator was to bo join­ ed on the trip by his wift, Muriel, a Huron girl, and Sen. George 8. McGovern, D-S.D., and his wife. The Humphreys and McGoverns ar* neighbors in Washington. After speaking at a rally in Watertown, Humphrey was to visit with friends and give a short talk at Dolsnd, where Mayor Walter Hofer proclaim­ ed today "Humphrey Dsy." Dolsnd has a population of about 500. Tho South Dakota Demo­ cratic C e n t r a l Committee scheduled a |25-a-tirVet re­ ception at Huron for Hum­ phrey. A family dinner and another speech at the Huron Civic Arena wen planned for later in the day. 20 To Collect For ALSAC By Jan# Cases Iberry Twenty young people of tho Casselberry area will join tho Teenagers March Against Leukemia scheduled to take place this Sunday from 1 un­ til 5 p.m. to collect donation* for ALSAC (Aiding Leukem­ ia Stricken American Chil­ dren). Dan Casselberry, platoon captain, announces that those participating will be Sandro How*. Valori# Shea, Jackie McClain, Carla Bellas, Jean nle and Carol Ferrault, Gwyn Rutenkroger, Linda Cote, Mar­ ilyn Mesalck, Jcannl* Kerr, Chris Glenn, David Druedlng, Rusty Brandcs, Marcia Jackson, Richard Dunn, Bill Demp­ sey, Jimmy Miller and Metenda and Rick Casselberry. Young people working In the drive may b* easily reeognirrd by their official AL­ SAC kits and Identification. C jr Mammoth Garden, Porta and Pat Da* port men! ia tilted with colonel savings an everything Imaginable for your town and ••rd o n , and fee your fun-filled days to tha awn. Wa era tha torgasl and mast tem plate nutlet to the state aa garden a n d patle supplies . . . and Flarida's largest dealer to pets, exotic and demastic. If w a d a net Neva the pet you want, wa can get it far you . . . whatever It may be! FOR EXAMPLE: BABY FIMAUf 4,400 CO M PA R E RCA V IC TO R wt>r >*nt* tar Hi. r m y d f •**- I* * • Snl *•» yeer H.<k »• mmt ©00.(2)13 T V •tin none HTS a • • »t«l lit. M y Indian 41 t* 44 InUiu »t Ik* th«.ld«r, «n0 |.tt at H»t «vt* a t * . . . » i w t ( but n*l hm i.br.ttn. Sm* f i l l d*li,«ry ■xyiabtre tn Fl.ri4e. (Ih i * all.w JO Her* for 4»H,*ry. tSMially arii.d for Ht* m i l SO Hay. inly, I . hvrry, CHARGE IT . . . yes, credit terms can be arranged on this adorable lilt!# critter! PACHYDERM NOW . . . PAY LATER. Av^aW a m i Spsctol Otrisc* A G A IN S T A L L O T H E R S POR U N S U R P A S S E D N A TU R A L C O LO R • Hock Coetod, f W * foca RkiftoU • 0 4 Editors To Hear Goldwater Talk WASHINGTON (UPII Sen. Barry M. Goldwater will address ths 1944 UPI Editors and Publishers Conference in Washington, Oct. 6, L'PI President A Mims Thomason announced today. The HOP standard bearer will speak at 4 p.m. during the conference's second work­ ing session. Sen. Goldwater first ad­ dressed L'PI editors an 1 pub­ lishers in 1961 in Washington. Preeident Lyndon B John­ son slso hss been invited to addrets ths conference. S'esrly 400 delegatee from 41 states already are regietered to attend the two-dsy con­ ference In Washington's Statler * Hilton hotel. "They demand you choose a doctrine alien to America— that would lead to a tragic convulsion la ear foreign re­ lation*—a doctrine that flouta the unity of eur society and searches for scapegoats among our people. " I t ia a doctrine that invites extremism to take ever our land. It is a doctrine that plays loosely with human deetiny—and this generation of Americana will have ne part of IL" s w k j A h a t o m -W J . iSSrrdS a jgg'iarM* • Sa*v«i .<• Dm*. VTv I,, Mar****"- TV, flU IIK U O Colorful Talking Variety • « is w*--, u via IWM W av ru n It' @ ------*77 *"•»■ rm** PARAKEETS THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN TELEVISION VISIT OCR SHEET MUSIC a RECORD DECT. Sanford Electric Co. Nee I*B. Wwa *. buy* trend **wiblsu ru ■Mmol Vwiery *1 i d n r* • > .■ . Iran. COLOB TV SALES AND SERVICE 111 MAGNOLIA PARAKEET CAGES 113-U41 *THUWO€RBIItp"s PAGODA CAGE ONLY 9 LEFT! 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QUALITY tr# er*ry tr-,# r-eet^re o( value gu-aritei u n it s D4SCOUNTS mat tfw you aewrgi lu a r tN C m a r on e J �m LBI Calls FBI Pm ldont Johnson k f t ths Robert Baker caaa to tha Senate aa long as ha could, and soma would say longer. His derisive action now, In directing tha FBI to Investigate tha latest Republican charge, has the effect of confirming what we and many othera have felt—th at the Senate's Investigation of itself was inadequate. Mr. Johnson's early reassurances sound even blander In tha light of his new atep. He said ha was sure tha Senate investigating committee would, "in their wisdom,’* render "proper judgment.** But the questions raised by Mr. Baker's associations were a problem not only for the Senate but for the country. For the President to have interfered in the self-scrutiny of hie rid elub might have alienated legllators whose goodwill he needed to pass measures for which he had broad approval. Thus there may have been a political case for his keeping out of it, reasons beyond the possi­ ble embarrassment involved because of his own former relationship with Mr. Baker. Yet as national leader he might have been expected at the least to show an attitude of greater con­ cern. Now. as soon as Senator John J. W i l l i a m s made his "kickback" charge, Mr. Johnson called in the Federal Bureau of Investigation. It was a politically wise move as well aa a morally justifiable one. In ad­ dition to showing the President tak­ ing a hand in the matter, the step eould deflate the charge by delaying a complete report on it until after the election. Republicans, of course, are already making political capital of the new combination of ingredients. They possess the tactical advantage of hav­ ing favored more investigation all along, though presumably Republicans aa well as Democrats might be burned. Meanwhile, Mr. Johnson has put himself where the President should be—in the role of actively promoting the search for facte to clarify any partisan atmosphere of scandal and any objective doubt about public ser­ vants’ ethics. (From the Christian Science Monitor.) Too Late To Classify I have Joat finished read­ ing a University e f Florida "Economic Leaflet" dealing with the problelm ef feeding the world's people, written by Cecil N. Smith, profeaeor of agricultural economics. Wa in America vaguely accept tha fact th at there are millions throughout the world who go to bad hungry and exlat from day ho day on the verge ef starvation, but tha iltuation la difficult to under­ stand and fully appreciate. Wa find food of every kind and description at our super­ markets, see countless acres of growing grain, fruit and produce and read of tremend­ ous surplus and abundance everywhere about us. More than three billion people Inhabit tha earth to­ day and authorities predict that by tha year 2000 it will hava Increased to aa much aa six or seven billion. The bulk of the world food is produced in Western Eur­ ope and North America. You may hava the impression that tha United 8tatea with its huge aurplua could feed n targe part of the world’s pop­ ulation but speaking before tha World Food Congrea last year President K e n n e d y pointed out that if all tha Thought For Today Now when Jesus returned, ths crowd welcomed Him, for they were ell waiting for Him.—Luke 8:40. • • • He never mobilized in army or drafted a soldier or fired a gun. Yet no military leader has ever enlisted as many volunteers as those who take orders from Him.—P. Carnegie Simpson. • • • Give enr, nnd hear my voice; hearken, and hear my speech.—Isai­ ah 28:23. • • • We find freedom when we find God; we lose it when we lose Him.— Paul Scherer. Holmes Alexonder stored surplus of the United States could be distributed evenly throughout the globe te all tha undernourished, it would provide a balanced diet te them foe lest than n mouth. The problem of banishing hunrer will fall on tha shooidera of tha people of tha nations with food imbalances. Apparently the only hope of solving tha problem lies in increased production every­ where in the world. Backward countries must be taught modem production methods, arable land must be futly utilised, conservation of wa­ ter, minerals needed for fer­ tiliser and energy resources must be conserved end pro­ tected. With the population in­ crease steadily exceeding eur food supply the greatest need is a world wide effort to check birth rates. This la most difficult to accomplish, even In our more enlightened countries. Religious beliefs and local customs oppose such effort*. The population explosion la not chargeable to tha havenot countries. If wa taka n took in our own backyard ara will find that we ara contrib­ uting our sham to world hunger. Countless families, largely in our alum araaa, am having children at an alarming rat*. If you want to get a first hand picture of this »ituatk>n gat n copy of tho August istuo of tha Reader’s Digest and read tha article by Jack Shepard, entitled "Birth Con­ trol and tha Poor: A Solu­ tion." I think you will find it interesting and anlightening. Tha U. 8. Public Health Law ef 1M2 provides money that can ha used for family planning but faw agencies uaa it and continue to build bureaucratic give-away agen­ cies that am costing the American taxpayers plenty. Maintaining children of tha poor In this country Has climbed steadily until H la now well over a billion dol­ lars end little effort ia be­ ing made by the Federal Government to educate fam­ ilies in planned parenthood or the use of contraceptives. If you a n concerned with the present unrest, increasing crime rate, and elmilar prob­ lems you will take time to think about tha problem and lend support to those whs ara sincerely trying he da seme, thing about IL Dr. C w i ’s Risk Capital At Work LONG BEACH, Cslif. — America's aircraft manufac­ turing industry, third largcat In tha nation behind motor can and steel run* up and down grade, along a fiscal roller eoaiter of paradoxes. It la a business in which tech­ nical succsaa literally breeda financial failure. Every costly, swift and eommodloua new plane that goes Into aervice retards the salability of the older models which ara just beginning to pay off. But the dynamics of the aero-space age, plus com. petition from foreign plane makers, would prevent Ameri­ can aircraft designers from ■lowing up and cutting losses •ven if they wanted to do so. Ths best airliners fail to make money. Ths Boeing Company's 707, which started out as a bomber and had a great deal of federal money in the writer stages, hsd not reached tha break-even point In civilian sales aa of this Russell Koy COLIC BABIES spring. Tha Convalr-General Dynamics venture into the 880 and 990 series Is describ­ ed In the trade aa a near fi­ nancial disaster. Lockheed has experienced large write-off losses on tha good-performanca but bad-luck Electra. The Douglas LC-8 hasn’t caught up to Its company's heavy in­ vestment. But stopping off from tha San Francisco convsntion to take a look at this Industry which predominates in Cali­ fornia, I have run into tha sweet, lulling smell of a suc­ cess story—a new airliner, occupying an apparently inex­ haustible market ares, build­ ing up a largt advance sale, and out-performing Its for­ eign competitors who are the ubiquitous British and ths wily Frsnch. Tha Douglas plant In this city had sold Trans World, Delta and Bonsnta Airlines, as welt ss foreign carriers in Canada and tentatively in Australia, an on-coming ship called the DC-9. It is a fast, two-engine Jet, capable of carrying up to 80-odd pae•eiigcrs a t Die Incredibly luw cost of 81 per passenger mile. Tha DC-9 la adapted to short runways, so that it will give 500 additional towns and cit­ ies the jet-service that is now available mainly for trans­ continental and transocean flights, usually at airports far from tha business sections. In Washington and at po|itical conventions we are hearing a great deal this year about jobs, prosperity, the war on poverty and distressed •res.. But If we've learned anything over the past three decadee, it is that ths social planners and somethlng-foreverybody politicos only man­ age to take money from our pockets through taxes and add it to a national debt which will either have to be liquidated by inflation or re­ paid by future generations. Aside from w a r - b o o m s which take the public mind off the mundane problem* of Enterprise Altsmmta Springs economy, we only get pros­ Mrs. Julia Rartea Mrs. Ritchie Harris perous times, business activ­ 138-1818 *48-5834 ity and plentiful Jobs when •ear Lake-Forest City tha producers of goods and Mrs. Maryana Miles service* come up with items Lake Mary $38-3*78 Mrs. Frances Wester that people want to buy. Casselberry 322-4219 Inventiveness and a knowl­ M rs. Jane Casselberry edge of the market are the Lake Monroe $38-501* Mr*. H. L. Johnson keys to national prosperity, 322 4722 Chuluots and it's remarkable how the Mr*. Joan M ill* money invested in one product Long wend 3*5-374$ Mr*. Bonn* Rates will proliferate into vsluea all 838.3117 D el ary over the country. Work on Mr*. Frank Whtts North Orlando this plane, which will be Dy­ Mr*. Margaret Cosby 40*-4223 ing next spring, means Affix) 321-«7»3 Jobs here in Long Beach, hut Deltona Osteen Mrs. Mildred Haaey spreads out into 73,000 jobs Mrs. Clarence Snyder in 37 States ami Canada. 822-4841 Tha British are offering a Geseva Orled* similar plane, the BAC-llI, M ia Jo Aan Hays Mrs. Kvelya bendy (49-4878 which would have invaded the 8*5-111* American market, like the Viecount and tha French Caravetle. if the DC-9 hadn’t got then first. Airlines* purchase of tha British craft would mean tha out-flow of some­ thing like fi d billions in gold ’tg* 1-A Sanford, Florida F ri, September 11, ’64 reserve* over the next 10 years. This new jet-type, called a. o n low , MsrroM a n a n i m a u tha compact-jet, may have r u s a v o L T o L i s n . carowUtfoo • a m o r a l Moaasor stayed the awesome hand of m a x k vra sa ra ea MUnKMT ALKXAXDKM obsolescence which has blight­ Aeeeelale B dlter Advsrtlatna LUrootor STAMMS I. JUIIVSOM MUX UMMBS ed the aircraft industry with M anaging E ditor Advertising Mnnnger debt and uncertainty. Its MMtMKS MILLKMHKW MOV PUTT Telegraph Editor donorat Advertising Mansi flights, from 100 to 500 mites, MOM1S W IL L IA M will not b* threatened by the Sealstr Editor • a e la s e e M saagw D o t t im a t a r i a coming fashion for supersonic M vchtalcnl B ust c it r Editor speeds over much longer disJ I I B I WMLLS SILL Vl.VfKVT tancea. Tha compact-jet can Coaatr Editor S u it t'hotograph.r usa 98 per cent of existing ■EMI civilian airports and ran go • Jr into immediate service from S v o tM b C oaatr a •shoe fict-.-y dcor. Ter. major com­ l i v e 1 rear Ho Wash U iU i fane 4 SS • M in is* 1.71 I Maatfea panies, and 3000 small busi­ 8.1* I M eath* * Sf t Months nesses, are involved in the l.M 1 M eath I N i Meath U. a. p*« ml KagmUUoaa arovld* that all HSU sabeerlgNeaa i production. Is advaatA Primarily, this is not ao much an aviation itory aa it Entered aa soeoad e lm s Matter octon er 87, l i l t at the Peat Office of Bastard, rtorlde, under th« A el o f Coagrsae of Marsh. ia a passing report Ai riskc a p i t a l . .Stockholders and Tha H trald to a memher o f tha C atiee Prate which Is e e . profit seekers have cast $150 titled eaduM velr to the uoo far repithlicatlea of all the ieeal million of original investment ■ t o t printed la th is eawapa*ar. upon tha waters, and they X* part af ear m aterial, aewa ar sa v e r iu ta g , o f this edition hope to reap a harvest when a! Tha Jlsalord H erald near Pa reproduced la a a r M aster w ith , the time is right, The proeout w rlttea p .r m i.eio * e f the publisher e t Tha Herald. A ar Individual ar firm raepeaelhle for each reeroduetlea w ill ha perity that politicians promise eenaldarad at ta frle a ln a oa Tha Herald's eoprrlght sad w ill ha will only materialise if this held liable for dam aging under tha law Published dallr eaceui Saturdar. S eeder and Christm as: publlahed dhtneday rraeaadlag example of a needed product, jChrtstMaa. on a ready market, is multi- Worry Clinic Amends was my ton David's patient taut year while he wa* an intern at Chicago's famous Cook County Hospital. Scrapbook this case and send for the booklet below. Spread thrive facts around among all your Intelligent friend* and neighbor*, regardlea* of politic*. CASE T-471: Amanda D., aged 38, was having a baby at our famous Cook County Hospital. “It wa* her 10th child." our sun David informed us as we sat around the dinner table. “After I had delivered the child, I asked Amanda for her husband'* name, so I could fill out the birth cer­ tificate. “But she not only wasn't marrird now, she had never gone through a wedding cere­ mony! “Yet she had home 10 children to 8 or 8 different men in Chicago. Herald Area Correspondents d ip fc m ifa r i) I Dick West’s • Q's and A's Q—Who w»* the first men to circumnavigate tha globe under the American Dag? A—Capt. Robert Gray, dis­ coverer of the Columbia River. II* sailed from Boston In his *hlp Columbia in 1787 and returned in 1790. Q—Do anim als "And the told me she couldn't afford to get mar­ ried, for she was now draw­ ing $400 per month in relief checks, and if she got mar­ ried, she’d not get that 4100.'* Our next older son Daniel, the Dental Surgeon, exploded at this, "That's terrible!" Daniel exclaimed. "It would lie like giving a youngster an ice cream cone every lime he did wrong. "How long ia this country going to stand such stupid ftuunting of the simple rules of horse sense? "If we reward the bad, how ran children ever learn to be honest citisens?'' To which Dr. David Crane chimed in with another Chi­ cago rase. “At Cook County Hospital I treated the sick child of * man with a family. “This Mtnw wns honest and hard working. He wua trying to support hi* wife nttd four children. “But his total earnings amounted to about $300 per month, yet this illicit mother of |0 huliies by R different men was being subsidis'd by 8400 per month. •'So the people who work hard and skimp and save are thus penalited by heavy taxes to support the shiftless and immoral and feebleminded. “The latter then sit In front of their TV sets by dl% lm ? A—It is probable that mini nf the higher mammals dream. Steeping dogs, cats, spes and hor*e* maka sounds and movement* similar to those of sleeping human twings, and it is reasonable to believe they are dreaming. Barbs A young married couple ran buy a million dollars' worth of pleasure with s Five, rent stamp if it'a put on a letter to the folks hack home. • * day, sipping beer purchased hy relief checks furnished by taxpayers. "Since they don't work, they have more energy free for procreating additional offspring for honest taxpay­ ers to feed and medicate via higher taxes, “Last yenr, for example, when relief checks were cut off for a few weeks, the re­ lief patients yelled and pro­ tested at having to walk a few blocks to the relief cent­ er* where they were given free ranned goods, potatoes, sugar and other foodstuff. "For they dumunded relief checks; not food. "And as soon as their checks again were issued to them. Cook County was glut­ ted with drunks, many of whom wrre women. “For they uard their relief checka to buy liquor, instead of food and clothing. “Wa hud been almost clean­ ed out of drunks while the relief checks had stopped, but within 48 hours after they were resumed, we were de­ luged with drunks!” The time hus rom* when patriots, whether Democrats or Republicans, must unite behind “hors* sons*” statesnianship. So send for my booklet “How to Have Our Repuhltc," enclosing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 20 cents. Us* it on November 6th! (Alweys writ* tn Dr. Crane la rare nf this newepaper, ene loalng a long ■tamped, addressed emelope and 20 rents tn rover typ­ ing and printing rout* when you semi for one of hi* hooklrtn.) The Lighter Side WASHINTON (UPI) — Another new television season Is about to get underway, but thus far I have been unable to find n sponsor for "Who Asked That?" To refresh your memory, “Who Asked That?" is to gam* that I Invented a year or so ago. I got tha idea from a questlon-and-answer column that appears in a weekly magaiin*. The magaiin* aniwera questions that are sent In hy Its readers. The objrrt of ■Who Asked T hat?” is to dream up situations that might explain why anyone would be seeking such infor­ mation. For example, a certain Ti. Endlrntt recently wanted to know what company had signed an advertising con­ tract with the parents of tha Fiecher quintuplets. Answer: The Hordcn Co. A rookie player probably would speculate that Emlirntt wa* a press agent who wa* trying tn get Borden a little free publicity. Veteran players, however, would exhibit mors finesse. They would surmise that L. Endirott was a pseudonym for Mr. and Mrs. Fischer, who had misplaced the con­ tract and couldn't remember tha name of tha other party. It recently occurred to me that “Who Asked That?” could h* easily adapted tn television. I visualise a panel show. The panelists ar* Leo Durocher, I>r. Albert Rchweltxer, Christine Keeler and Madams Nhu. Tha moderator Tbs “ real Amy Beimstt* turns out to bs sn agent from Scotland Yard. The next question, from "L.L," asked if there la any truth to reports that Georgs Reedy, President Johnson's press secretary, is "not pop­ ular with the White Houes press corps." When Ringo call* for "ths real L.L." to sriee, twe men ■tend up. One is President Johnson. The other is Georgs Reedy. As you can tell, "Who Ask­ ed That?" would make a swell program. But H may never get on the air. Appar­ ently It is too «>gh brow for commercial television. Is Ringo Starr. Rlngo plckpa up a copy of tha magaiin# and reads ona of the questions. Someone identified only aa "T.T." wants to know “Does big Sam Accardi still run ths Mafia In New Jersey?" The panelists take turn* guessing who sent in that question. Then Hingo say*, “Will tha real ‘T.T.’ stand up, please.” Out in the studio audience, a man arises. It is J. Kdgsr Hoover. Rlngo then ream ■ question sent in by Amy Bennett, who asked what was meant by s gossip columnist's comment tlint "Zia 7.ss Gabor was murdered in London." LO O K ! INNERSPRING MATTRESS RENOVATION SPECIAL 145° • Cleaning A Processing Felt • Brand New Cover for Matt rcae • Brand New Insulation where needed ALSO: Nr* Mettreseee, Box Springe, Hollywood Rede, Odd Sties and King Rite Rede Made To Order at Fartory Price*! $ Echols BEDDING CO. 11$ Magnolia A ra, Betfetd 333-8311 a Q—How has the elty of Memphis, Tenn., honored Wil­ liam C. Handy? A—Tha “Father of the Bluea" is memorialised hy a park named for him, over­ looking the part of the city he immortalised in his music. Q—Is John the most com­ mon name in the world? A—No. Mohammed, which is spelled in many ways, is the most common. The com­ monest given name in the Engtiah ■speaking world is John. Despite laws in some places there's a hitch in others, which is why we still have thumb-jerking pedestrians cn the highways. • • • Willing and gorddonklng lifeguard teachers are why it takes all summer for some girls to learn to swim. * • # Despite fluting red lights, a lot of rara are hit hy trains. Muyte the engineer should stop, look anil listen. * * * Don't you Just love it when you're paying for a long dis­ Q—Is It proper to burn a tance call and the person you discarded United States flag called says, “Just a few min­ in public? utes — there's somebody at A—No, never. Such a Dag the door."? ■ e • should be destroyed private­ ly, in whole, preferably by Re careful that you tell the burning ana without cere­ hole truth when you give mony. your partner your gotf score. SELECT YOUR DREAM CAR FROM THESE IMPALAS. THEY’RE GOING AT 14 BEAUTIFUL ROCK BOTTOM PRICES NOW IS THE IDEAL TIME TO BUY — A N D GET THE MOST FOR YOUR MONEY. 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M a t o v a u r t la a l* ■ * « lm . » * # * . « » n -to jiP to U n i t to ta - f u ll | { ) — C h a t t y your i n t l t a t o a b o u t boln g I n * ( a t ■at la ta th y « a *c ltic d m ley | I0 . l a f r « | v ftlT r ta l eatbuile'im. < t i lt * . <-----f t o * t a- an| a lf| (• alm»oot tr a m - M a v e th y ry you t » « \ t n b ll l t a . fat tu a ft a mildew 1 l i t (duly I I ta Auguet l u ­ l l law a ll* * WtraMk. wynne. tlem. you aoaa d lip lipeill th (hia t c r ltp ln g oppoalt tuition toward to r and pour t i n t . • * aura late* ta t o O B fU ila V »!«• •«» lam. jt v t ia a jlk a a r yaw a r t th e a jb N i n — ( A a n a t to I* la p * n h tr i l l — I f yaa want to in. craap* eacurlty, It la Important you par aaora a ttta tlo a ta tha fundam ental affairs of Ilf*. Claoa tlaa a r t demanding. p it . Ian*a p lp o ta * yU. *S*mnay i* ftd. raatarad l i n t (Vaataaibar I I t* Oct. abor 11)— D ltftn g up at; at data ta Important and It b*. h o o v u you to | o directly i t riaht aourcai. Look Into at it am ini*, brochure* Know pouf righ tful paaittaa and tnpreaa arattM * ir a im |Oat*bar I t ta X*. ▼ember I D — Bulgetlng pro. parly la th t only w ay you cat ■ at o t t r that habit of ip tr.l. ia« m tra than you tkould. o .t ( t o l l Iron a tauad button* > ■ ptrtaa. In tra a tt laeom t aa w ill • i d r r v d P i r i iv o y tn b tr n i* p tca n b a r I D — Coa««ttr*t. U f upaa own w aata laattid of a a r y la s othrre It bait way to m ake p r a g m a Olacipiint your. • t lf into b arin * a n o r t ta e i i i b i i i . pan t w a i n II It's hard at tin t . C i n i M M (P tcan b ar It t* January I f ) — Mama Ia ataaly to work at bpad tine* a Hurt n a y ba out to attal from you. T h it kalpa advancement at lha a a n t t in t . A u ie ita g thoia m ) ■tad la laudably later In p m. t o l ’t M M IJanary | l t* February I D — Iteea alaar of Iba aoctal tadar alata otnart w ant It uia you foy tbalr owa a la a a ra n a n t. Thaaa can bo yar. aona yuu hardly know, ihoaa w ko tta k ratlactad ylory. A aalf arsun anta. V llC tiS iPakraaar to to larch I I I — i t upright U yccar c ilo n i alto# thaaa art thecar w hs a r t la y in g i« egtcb l e t un aw are* T a k a U n a to show admiration for thot« who iro worthy o t It. T h ta yea | t t *• k t t d f* tn r . if m » a y u n it m m raO A Y . you m a t aarly ttarb to by leap talkatlaa. alsca tb '0 trait I* vary tln e -w a iiin y m l otheay w in aoon fyal that m ica that ly a a ll ly pure inygiaytion . Ilow eaer. tba n ln d barf If ayry tayutoltra ta d pood tcboolipg (« m e t t a a r y tinea a flaw car. ' T H |ta r * |wpat. ybyy d* ta* yarn/ lllg lo t I |* largely ay aa i r i p t i . u y n i i u it. k m f i i m u TWVDKbCISli T i l t 1* a l a a t o r wh*n nlmjak everyone w ill fa«l ftat that ha or abf "kpowa It « i r p e l. unit** a o n p ihum ility |« addyd to c m a attitude, there rra apt to ba aom t partly d lflle u lt tdaa* la atfact g h lc k caa taka away b a g lb« asset pad hamper oaa U M hlic. Tha t*tn!at tln da c o g d l n a a t l lg h ta a la g tWIKP (March 11 to Apr4 I D — S o n g t a y t o t y e o o ll datar t< you from c a r r y t o f through - o -------'a l l y . with f i f t y — n e f- t- taccaoafa It yog p a r n t t . By g a tt l n g aut to orvica* warly, you oro haiptl. ;ha3|a yjur ftutudy autck'.r. TACkVf (Avail If to May 111— Kvtry Idtaraat ta youra In (a ilin g tha approbation of ihoaa who caa halp you to look lata aaw and la t a ; a |t ii ( out. Iota T*ky t i n t out aiono ta p la t aaw w atk atyyyrly. Aaald big groupp « K S I M l Myr 11 t* Jana ID —fittin g dawn w ith partners | i who are In varian t ta your In* t t r t e f t is possitbj# kitw b i t K Uolag im s to yyyryaa than* Don't ko argu n tatotlyw lo o oplnw attad could gat you la Dutch. duly t ( | — you ayad a I | « and batter ayatam uadar which to work In order to n ea t promlyaa wad a. bat yaa mupt thick r o ln ly today about It. D e i« ta a a t a t other# mb* K * M 1iyriy occupiyd dtudy! L i * (daty I t ta Angun r .b , —Yo* c«a ctciotaly beta thaV/ g o o d tlm i )uu want by b i ’ t n y f nalic with oihtra .ran tkaagb H i a n y tiy r cl **y<r clown, an lla " AiDid lha S 'r*. liable Vaka •« rfaasac aa a n j. tklsj. I n t o ! lAagupt If ta DM* amber I D — If baboon* yau ta ha the oa* a m a tg your rala* in ' s ’ tokir e Uatw too* a a l yacutf fwior* T .ka tim e to aaaljba jou r w^ritlaa. **a whaty yau lg y a mafo n > takoa. b a * to In p r o ia MWBA tto p ia n ta r II ta (v a -f ) ahyr I D — Tou n»«l to tra«al a a tralgb t.r couroo » fa* tury a n t iBta la a good day to to t adalco and inaplrpuon. I t a l y your pap** pad i » * l bgoba wolL Oat tdaaa that art Workable. ir O R F I* (October « to S »onb*r I D — If Ihofe a w n you wont t* go aloag with |» 4 la n »uatary matt try do not acu u loicp uyf la c yad pak for U po* tn p rtoa than w*’» ja u r a h ilitj T a t i caa ta w i t t * f up»a later fer barhfaa 9 I |h ( tr r r « p ir a (X a .y a M t to t>*ienb*r | D — # u p i» t r w r c r j i r g p a l a ta r i am U*c. otbacataa otbaaa a i l t t .:n a m j a=d a«t ha haiplul Take C m i— H / % “T P 1 II ■■1 KB ue r*f* » A i . �-r> Horoscope Forecast f"s» r»it M ) *• JH H tf M l— T*ob l»t« B»1 *1(11 thaM ptraonal affair* tbii frta dar an^ >4 i«<i t lhiB el*ar*d_ up nle*ly. Invaatlgate turn*. Put* t i n s abode la mar* charming, alaaalcal order it prl*#, giro. A « C A R |p g (January I t _ F e b r u a r y l l t - r D«e‘t permit t h a t u n f e e lin g lad It (duel to b u n r o u t e t o e m r e t i t f l n g e *» unkind w orda Avoid eoclel ( u n c tlo n a t h a t e f t not Im p o rt­ a n t . W a lt u n t i l evanlng to bo a t r o a r beet. F tt c H g (February Id t» M arch | l ) — K lip wounded ta olln ge to rouratlr. otharwlaa you do aot got tho moral augport o f thoao you Ilk* or » ho a r t Tlial to your aflalra. Tultow all yuloo. Kvtabllah rtal harm ony w ith ell I F «■!>■ CHILD Ig I M P T e B A T , ha or ehe will be ooe of thoao p to p lt aha w ilt wavtr b o tw e ta du ly at home and br­ in g out In the world of action In ordar to m ake a yoat auccooa o f life. Be aute aarly to le a s h tba valu e of rtapunalbiiiIg eo U g t th e aature btesm ta giro e g gad a happy balancing e l tb a taro Ig yaaebed- Atluna fa rlghtnaaa by rallglaue train­ in g “T ho etaro Impel, thry do aot owatpol." W hat yoa m aho at t * « » Mia l a largoly ap to *•01 ■ o n DAT, u r r i H i i Id. tear «B*BDAL T R b R D g llK * . T h le le one o f tboae >ln« Monday a whan you t r o i l l * to a l e r t the w e e k right by g e t ­ t i n g all your affaire on a **ry good, highly practical baric, nld aa tap w la b tu l t h in k in g or d a y d r e a m * e n d g*t r l a h t Into t h o moat pr a c tic a l m a l t r r a dam e n d i n g y u u r etU ntlon. A M in* m a r c h t l to April t * l — lllghor-upa would hr q u i t e fa v o ra b l e to a n y plana y o u berg. If you mabo t h e rlaht c o n t a e t a e n d gat a n early e t a r t . fJo dlroutly to th«m Tha o u tald g world ig your oyalar now. T A H R l n (April 14 to May M > — Tou h a v e to c h a n e e your a t t i t u d e If you want to maba h e a d w a y w i t h the n e w end gc lo a ttfle dlacavtrl** around y ou. Tou a m pretty m uch In e r u t . Advancement can be i n tt a r o u n d th# corner. KhSNIhl (May t l ta J u n e t l ) T o Ilow in tu itio n which exactly t a i l ! you h a w to handle frtanda b a t t e r , eepoclglly with r t g a r d t o tb o email hut Im porta nt t b ln g a . Oat ell In perfect or d r r . Ra re ad y far big d e a l t ab**d. HIMlg CIIIMIHtlV (dun* I t t o duly t l ) — Ut aur* ) o u kno ■ h a t your potitloa I* with • t h e r e flrat b*for* g * tllu g Inin I m p o r t a n t coatrncla or dealt T a l k over m oot point* In adv a n e * . Thla Inaurta accord let •r t.KO (July JS to Aiitruat I D — T oil nr* highly dynamic today • nd can e * t Into dutlea h*f„r* y o u produce much. Tour haalih c a n be re y lt a l l ta d by g t t t l n e I n t o apnrte. *tc. VIRIJO (Augtiat 1] to .n»pt• m h a r 111 — Yog can *nj.,y f u n today, hul thla ahould glva y o u an op p o rtu n ity to a ip r a ta th o * » fine tele n le which you poaaeaa. Be only with thoca p e r o o n e who a r e onnganlal. Ba d a v o ta d to m a te In p m I.H ilt A * r p l « m b i r I t to IVIn lia r S3>— ff you ar* affectionaite w ith tboa* a t home, you can c e r t a i n l y have tha accord thtr* y o u datlr*. Fu n d a m en ta l a f ­ f a i r e ahould be handled In m oot p ra ctic a l w t r . Thla la tha o n l y anawar. g t 'q H P I t l |O ctober 11 to No y * nih*r 11)— Thar* la much o f intareat which you c an del V* Into today, but you ar* Hi* o n * to tak* th* Inctnllvo. Spend 4 * y e ie ln g th* right peopia. m a k i n g progrray Roach ae f o r d with kin In p m. • Aft ITT * Mil e (November 11 t o Docrrnber i l l — T h in k in g al o n g term* of gaining g r e t t e r Income. Incraaalng holding* It v * r y grla* on thla flrat day of t b * work week. Confer wllb p r a c t ic a l m*n of bualntaa. Gel Ideag C A T R lrnH W ( tier#mbar 11 to J a n u a r y 101— o . th* on* to b r i n g o rd e r out o f chaoa a n t <t*llghl o th * ra around you, plan l o l e r e e t l o g aaclal t f f a l r t . tie. r>r*a* In goo<l taat*. Contact t h * moot dynam l* paroona you know. tq n ilL T (Ja n u a r y I t In F e b r u a r y 19)— Any private w o r r l a a you may h a v e cun b* h a n d le d **ry Intelligently to d a y . Adopt a a*w a t t i t u d e to w a r d c u lt u r a l m a t t t r f . Have • g r e a t e r appreciation for oclur, q u a li t y . P ia tt:* (Pthruary 14 to M a r c h ID)— Ton can dally draw h i g g l e peroonallllt* to w a r d you I f you hr* not ■<> r e tic e n t a n t ■ elf - a f f a c tn g . (let Aboud eowlally a nd ba vary dynantlr, c h a r m in g . Uaa th at fin* vole* tactfu lly i r v u t'D t u n .t i ig n n e v T t l O l l , h* o r ah* will l>« th* po*a**»»r of coot-h*ad*dn**« a n d I her* for* r*n accomplish w g r e a t d e a l becam e th* mind l a a very practical c a t and p * r a * t i r t n r * I* a defin ite trait h * ra . Tbla at*ady n a tu r e la bait a d a p t t d to work with r ia l ■elate, hu*(nr**, atocka and bond* and Ih* Ilk* “TP* glnra Impel. tber da ■ a t (W«e*l.“ W hat |a w mab* af yawp Ilia la largely ap t* Y on Ca rroll R lghle r'a In llvllual T o r a c a a t fo r yuur algo fur ft. i« h * r I* no w reedy. T o r yuur n , p r tend your t l r l h d u i a and Fl.ua to C a r r o ll I b i M . r T.o*o a a t, Th# Sanford llarald. Dot 1321. Hollywood 31, California I G AMR R H U T O tT CHICAGO <Upl> — Tba Cbicegw JJluk Hawke wire • b u t out fo r eigh t conigcuUve g s m t a d u rin g Ihn dd-gem . 18J7-2S n ation al h o tk ey lea ­ g u e ita a o n . HIK A e PIFliS NEW YC1KK (DPI) — Aqueduct contain* 13 milre of underground pipe, 10 mile* ut underground ilfctrical duct* and 300 mile* af t,V.-uical wiring. APPETITE I.OS ANUELE3 (UPD — Don Chuy, Lo* Angeke lUmi' '.’do-pound rooki* lintm en from Cltmeon, ha* tat•n a dozen rg g t and a pound af bacbO Ot b itlk fa at. ■' �A 1*1 1r m 1 J 1 1 • i I J nl — — ■ E v e ry W e e k Methodist Congregational b a p t is t ( M M E n H * NTO BCB (Ualtad Church » f C brial) Park A rons* a t >Mb Bt. 9:11 a a t _ _ Ckarch acboot chubcw ltti w . v im m rm I n H F M n I _ . 11:40 a. m. M oru las W w i l l f _ l l t N a ■> Blbl* Study <»« a « * r) f ( H p.m. • n a n l l i i M Socvlav f M a m . W i i r n m Mom — tiM p. m. •H I Mw m ......... —■ P sotor A O N t l it W tltvaM ta A n llraa 1:1* a m . a R — WaraMp Baraloa - C blM laa Tooth ow n BArrirr cm m n i^jiscopal CHRIBT CHURCH Church Btraat, L aapw ood Vr. ch ert#* W. Blow art. Ta ▼leaf H oly Commvnlea — T ill a a t P a n ic* A Parm aa — 1:90 a a t F ree Methodist a n m C H OP CHRIST O aaara B alyk Brawar Jr. B van ftllM Bible S c h o o l ---------1:11 a m. M a n ia s W orahlp — t i l t a a t ■ -aalas W orahlp _ t i l l p. a* W a t Prorar Barvlca T ilt p. a*. PRER MRTBODIBT CHURCH C o n o r tth I t and L ourtl a *a R ot. C R. Aadorooa ___ Paoio* Tolophoao: ltt*T M I ■ unlay School „ 9:01 a a t M orales Worahlp M 1 * : || #. m. E v n la g Worahlp _ T:*a p. a t Wad. rra y a r S o n ia # d m a a t VAOLA CHURCH OP CHR1BT H igh w ay I t W ait Morrla R o b y ____ Branpallat Blbla Claaa ______ tan a a a t M a n ia s W orahlp — i n t o a a t ■ r a o ln s W orahlp _ l:M p. a t B lbla Claoooa Wad. - T ill p. a t Lutheran CHURCH OP CHRIBT 1111 Park Araaaa Bart B row * ----- B raasollat Sunday Blbla Study , , ----- 11:99 A m. M ornlns Worahlp — 11:99 a a t S r a o ln s Borrlao — •»*• A a t Sao “llarnld a t Troth" I p a Sunday o a Choanal 9 T u t id nr Ladlaa lilbta Claaa . I t i l f a ba W adnaaday Blbla Claaa —— - t:M p. m . THE CHUHOH BAPTIST Paata* , - W illiam J. Oaaaa Moral a t Worahlp . l i l t s a. m. Sunday School ------a. m. Tralalap U alaa ----- J iU p. a*. B raala* WaraBI* — T ilt p. *»■ p i t Off Mara A * n a k a r a Maatla* ...............— H I* A » M I D I * BPRJROB BAPTIST Old Orlaada BA at Maatar A*L B. H aailltaa O flffls — Paaio* Bandar School —_ t i l t a. m. Morning W orship ~ » r f a. m. T ralalas U alo* _ I:»t p. m . B raalag W orahlp — T ill A OOOD LUTHERAN CHURCH 19a* A Orlead* O rir* Hwy. lT«t1) ■enford. Florida I tt.T H I Tho Row A Oordoa P a a * y. Pastor ■ u n lay Bohool — 1:11 A m. M ornlns Worahlp — lit* * a at Communloa—Plrat Suaday la Each Month v o n ala, Southern Methodist PIRBT POUTHBRN M BTH O DltT CHURCH W t a i a ' i a ah B a lld la c M l Oak A * a Darorard H. K algh i J r . P u l* * ■aaday S c h o o l ___ _ a at Worahlp Porut** _ lilt a a t Church Of God CHURCH o r OOD H ad A Praaab I# H. A l f o r d ----------------- Paata* Bondar S c h o o l ___ 9:11 A a t M ornlns W orship _ 11:19 A n t Evangallatlo Birr. - t il* A m. T u n . Prnyor Barr. - 7:1* A T hu n. T ou n s Faoplo Endtavor . . . _ ----- 1:H A a t o r OOD OP PHOPIIKCT 1191 Elm A n nu a Her. Robert Welch ----- Paato* Sunday Mi-hnol ____ 1:11 a. m. Worahlp VtrvMo — 19:11 A m. R .-n gallatlo Birr. _ Tila a an. W iiln m ln r: Touna I’copla V. l i R. Birr. T:I9 p. m. Blbla T ra la la s Bor* l ; » A «t LUTHERAN CHURCH O P THR RRDRRMER 191 W. l l l h Fine* “The Church nf th* Lutharaa Hour" aad TV "Thla la lha LI to" H erbert W, Ootraa ____ p a elo r Sunday School — 9:11 a n t W orship Sarrlc* — 19:19 A a t M lndarsartaa aad M anary Tuaadar Paalma Vodnooday Pialm a T hu ntlay Proverb* FIRST CHURCH OP THR NABARENH Lake Mary, P U . Row. W. U Ho loo mho. Paoto* ■aaday I : l l a a t ------ Bthlo School 11:09 A m . __M oralns W orihlp 1:9* a * t _ R tobIb s Borutc* TO* A a t _ Wod. Mld-W**k Pray** S o n loo* 1:9* a a . - Last Wod. Mia*, to aery Barrie* FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 111 Park A*A Ra*. Robert M. Jtnkln#, Paolo* M ornlns Warthlp — B ill a a Sunday School _ _ 9:11 a a t M ornlns W or^ ilB 19:11 a a t MTP M oltin g. ---- 1:1* p . a t (In torm id letl, Saalor) R ian la s Worahlp — t : l t p. m . RENRVA METHODIST CHURCH Ra*. W. E. Timm* p#otn* ■onlay School till A at Mornlns Borrlcoa_11:90 e. m. Choir Practle* Wod. T:ia p, m. ■vary Oa* WalooaM. Saturday Luka PIRBT PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP LONOWOOD 141 Oroas* stroot R ot. E. Ruth Oraat _ Paolo* ■under School _ _ 10:00 a is . M ornlns W orthlg _ lit* * a a t ■under E m i n s — 1:1* A m. Wod. Blblo Study _ 7:1* a a t Conqueror* Meeting F riday — .......... ■ TUB a ba Presbyterian Methodist church M onday Judgua FIRST CHURCH OP THR HARARBNH w . la d S t At M avis A a» P aal Rich on _ _ _ _ _ _ F iato* Suaday School ------ t:M A a t M oraU * W orship — 19:11 a a t T oath ■ .. 9:*a a a t T o a a s Adalt FallowMilp ___ ... 9 OB p . a t Th* Names W* Boa* ■ raaB tllsU a Bcrrloo ft*# a a t M ld.W ook Borvleo (W od.) _ TO* A A Third Paaday SlasaptraU oa _ ItM a m > Pentecostal TTm Church la Mm snoload fbcMa on oorth fcr iho build, in s of charoctor aad food ckiaonahlp. I l k a atari Kouaa of m ritual vahm* WUhmA a Mrong church, ncilhor democracy aar d u iliu tio * • m ourviTO. T hen arc four aaund roteoan why every P«n™ ehould ottond aarvlrwi regularly gad n p port Ih* ahurch. They e r r (I) fa r hia own eeko. (3) Pc* hie chit* dren’e u k e (3) for Iho u k a af hie mwminily and — ■ ‘m H) P«w Um eoba of Mm Mmrrh doolf, which aaada kb mcrM moterlel ouppmL P i n b i « to church regularly e r f a n d p a n M Ua r f r f PIRBT CHURCH OP CHRIBT ■CIBNTliT 1*9 r a n Saeond Biraat Bandar Harrlea * Bondar Hehmil — 11:99 A m . Babjact: "Hubaunca" W adntadar Borneo . 1:00 A <A RoadlnB Room: III B. P lrat Waakdnra: 19:1* A m . * 1:19 A a t F riday K raalnst 1:1** 1:19 a a t _____ BAELAWN BAPTIST CHURCH l i l t Oouatry O ttb Rood SpaaaeraA by Flrot Baptlot Church B ar. B. Y. Borrow r.M o* B aatar School — . t i l l a. m. Worahlp feru le* _ 11:9* B- »L Training Unlo* ----- t i l l p. m. Braalna Worahlp — li# * p- m. V i t Prorar Baa*. — t i l t p. m . at at Kladarsartaa aad Karaary A LL VON THN OMUNOM Christian Science c H u n c tt Oaera Road a a MTP ------------------ Id # A BA I n Worahlp — T:i* a a t Wad. Prayar Parvla* T;*0 a m . N azarene Church Of Christ PINECKEST J r . P aaio* 9:11 A B t 11:H A a t *:M A a t Ra*. Chart** R H eps — Paolo* P I H IT CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OP CHRIST HIT A Baalard A r t I t Varaaa P illa r Baadar S c h o o l ___ 1:11 A A M a n ia s W orahlp . U i t t a sl W adaaaday t u Pro/ar Brrrlr# — — T.t* ► ■■ ad Waadtaad A n . Church School _ _ B ill M ornlns W orahlp__1I:*9 Christian M o ra ln W*r*hlp — I t it* »■ ■ r a c i n g Wscshlp _ T:0* p. m. ra. Ra*. John H. Htroa Choroh School — Morning W orship _ M TP CHRIBT MBTMOPTBT CHURCH ■unload B atatas Cltra* H alshto HWT. I l l ph. IM -I1I9 P aator ____ Choutar W. FlaeR ■ a a ta r School ___ l l: H a. m . M a n ia * Barrio# _ U :M a. « Train Is g (Jaiaa ----- j t l l p. a* ■ to* lag Borvteo _ T ilt p. a> W adaaaday Maotlagut O rgaolaatloao ItM p. m. Baptist Owara FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SoaforS. F i t Oak A v t A Ird I t. drover C. Bowell Jr. _ Paolo* Edgar W. Smith Jr. AoalaUat Foot or Church S c h o o l---------9:11 a nw Bcoolon M a t t# ___ 19:11 A ra. M ornlns Worahlg _ 11:9* a n t Ptonoor Fotlowahlp - 1:0* A m. Senior HI Followohlp 9:0* a a t E ven ln s Worahlp — 7:1* A n t Wod. Prayar M .atln* 7:9* A " t CHURCH OF THE OOVBNANT 1771 South Orlando D rlta Thome# H. M e h t a ___ F aitar W orihlp — _____ 1:09 a m. Chur ah School _ _ 11:9* a m. -The Following Sponsors Make T his Church N otice And Directory P age PossibleTHE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. A Mn. M. R. StrlckUnd GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford HILL LUMBER ft HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crappa and Employees NELSON ft CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND WILK’S RESTAURANT Rose ft Wilks Bowman ft Employes* STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stexutrom end Staff ART BROWN PEST CONTROL EAST SIDE GARAGE Virgil C. Grscty ft Employees 8R 46 ft BeardeU HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff OVIEDO RADIO ft ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cameron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodge* and Staff PERFECTION DAIRIES CELERY CITY PRINTING CO- INC. FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Souloff end Employee* SANFORD WELDING ft FABRICATING CO. Bill Whitley ft Employees HARRELL ft BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 26th S t, Sanford CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 11» W. First, Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1st. St., Sanford A. DUDA ft SONS, INC. Slavia, Florida HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employee* L. D. PLANTE. INC. Oviedo, Florida SMITTrS SNAPPIN* TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE KIDDY'S STANDARD SERVICE Firat ft French, Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. l i t S t. Sanford LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning HILL HARDWARE ft IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employee* ZITTROWER BROS. 1400 B. Elm STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. li* Cameron and Staff LeROY C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO, INC. HOWARD BOTELER Wholesale Confectionery SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice L Wilson and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson STATE FARM INSURANCE Comnaniea Irving L Pryor and Staff CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida -SEMINOLE COUNTY A R EA CHURCH DIRECTORYRAPTIBT ABtlooh n*»tl*t Church, Ovlado Cantrsl Bopllat Church, t i l l Oak A t *. C hulsot* Firat Rapttat Church C hulsoto B opilai M latioa ■gorU m aa'i Club, Chuluot* Bldor S s r la so B opllol Church, SI# L s Iimisii R i Firat Boptlat ch u rch . IIP F ork At*. Frlcndahlp Bopllat Church P i A lU m ante BprluCB RL II I, A lM m osU I p r ls s s F i m B opllol Churtk of DoBory r i m Bap t i ll Cburoh o f O cootb Flral B aptU t Churak of Loka Mary Firat B oplU t Church o f Loka Hoar** F i m Bopllat Cburoh o f Lossurood, Oor. church A OroBt F i m Bopllat Church o f Ovlodo Firat B a p llit Church af Su b Lauda Sprlag# F im Shiloh Mlaolouory B opllat Chur ah. l i t ) W. l l l h S t Foraat City B opllat Cburoh F au aU la II aad BopU cl Cburoh, Orlado Lou* eoBthar* B sp U ai Mlaala*. Chuluot* Mlaalomary B opllat Cburoh North Bd. Katarprla* Mtcadoalo Mlaala* Boptlat Churah Oak H ill RA Oataao Muralng Ulary B opllat Church, Oaoaro H w y. ML OUv* Mlaalaaory B op llol Mkarah. Boa Lon do Spring* ltd.. Loopurood ML I la o M Ualooo^v.yoot^M. {Ipoo At*. Naw ML CoiTory M iaoiooory sa g T lfi -w. Uto it. ■aw Solam Frlm ltlv* Boptlat Churah, l i t # W. llt h SL Now ML Slao BopUot Church. Iff* Poor Av* Oohlowu Boptlat Chopot, 1741 W. M th BL Oatooa Boptlat Church Ploacrcat Bopllat Choroh, H I W . O uars ltd. Prolria Lab* Boptlat Cburoh, B id s* M , Faro Forh Prograao Mlaolanary B ap tist Churah. Mtdwsy Second Shiloh Mlooloaory Boptlat Church, Ninth V Hickory ■L Jrmao Mlaalooory BopUot Choroh Bt*. Rd. I l l OHM* ■L F ool Mlaalooory Boptlat Cburoh, tth PL ■t. Holthawo Mlooloaory Baptlot Church Coboou lla lsh to ■L John'* Mlaalaoory BopUot Church, l i t Crpraoo SL Tempi* Baptlot Ohurok, P alm aprtapo RA* A ltaaont* Rprlnpa Waal aId* Mlaalooory BopUot Choroh, 111 A Holly AT*. hioo Mop* BopUot Churah, f i e O roas* Ai l CATBOUC Church of th* N otlrlty, Lok* Mary A ll Soul* CntkolU churah, U S O sk A t l Oath* Ho Cburoh, P a ra h lu v Hoc*. DoBory ■L Mary Maodotaoo Catholl* Church, M altload A v l AllooBont* Sprtnga CIUU IZTX f Plrat C krlallas Church. 1M7 * Sanford At * C ongregational CkrloUas Church, tto i P ork a t l Nartholdo Chrlctlo* Ohurok, V l o s l d L Hotcu S r , M olllood OHURCM Churtk Churah Church Choroh of of of of or ChrloL t i t s 1 Fork At l ChrloL OancTu ChrlaL Longwood ChrloL Fool* omuiicx Church Cburoh Church Church of of of of CMR13T (lad. Ood, Ood. Ood or aot> 1*1 Hickory 11*0 & Fromoh Ovlodo Ml colon, Bntorgrto* EPISCOPAL, AD B ulats Bp It oo pot Cburoh B. DoBory A t* , Sntorprlao Chrlat Kplacopol Church. Longwoad All Solul* XplacopoL Kalarprlo* Holy 6roo* BpUoopol, Fork A t * at tth LUTHERAN Aa*#Ba(as Lutharaa Churah. Or ar brook Dr.. Coaaatbarry Oood Shephard United Ltttkars, l i t * A Orlando Dr. 1mhm«.'AO Cliur.h tit Ih* R*4a 1*1 W. Mth F a t # Meaolah Lotharan Chnrch, Amarlaou Lagloo IUIL Prolria L o k * Fern pork SC Lukas Luthorou Church. RL «M SIotIo METHODIST R aroott M om orui Method lot Church, B. DoBory At* , Bntarprlo* , Bear Loka M alhodut Choroh C* Dathal A.M.B. Church, Cannon H alghta Coooolbarry Community Mothodlat Choroh. H w y. 11-11 * Ptnoy R ld fo R d, Coaoalhorry DaBary Community M athodlot Church W. H ighland*. DoBory Chrlat Mathodlot Church ■ unload E Mat an F irat Mathodlat Church, t l * Park At l Firat Hath*dtat church o t Orlado F irst Southern Mathodlot Church W om an * Club l o l Oak A t l F ro* Methodist Choroh. l i p W. 4th BL O onavo Mothodlat O o r t h , Oaaavo Or te a Mathodlot Churah. Oaor* R L C roat Chop*! A M R. Church, Orlado O a k sto ro M*tho.|lat Church, Orlado Ootaao Mathodlat Church Vs *I* W ooloyoo Methodl*L BL *d W. o t F ool* SL Jomao A M R . Sanford A t l ■L Mory*o A.M.B. Churtk SL RL 411 Outtc* ■L Pour* Mothodlat O l i t t l Ootaao Rd* S i t l f p f t i i A W .W J MAatdXal WuthuVM U tK L DoRary RAXARENR F I ro t Choroh of th* B ogarts* W. la d ot Moplo Faro Fork Churah o f th o Naaoroao, o-Brian RA. Faro Pork L*k* Mary Chorah o t U * Naaoroao PRB1BYTRRIAM Community Proabrtartoa Church, to k o Mary F irat ProobytorloB Cburoh. Oak At * * ltd I I Firat rraabytorU * Church. Caoaalharrr Firat Praabytarlo* Churah u f DoBory, R. Highland Proobytorloa Chorah of Th* CovobouI 1771 L Orlando Dr. ■L Androwo Proobytarloa Church M il Loa­ n e d Boh. D r , Boor Lok* U paaio Community Fraabytorloo Chorah, Upaala RA Waatmlnlatar Praabytarlos Church, HawtU Fork. ML t ld BBVBRTH DAT ADTBMTUT Foraat Luka Saraath-doy A dvM tlat Church. Hwy. 411, Feraat City ■oraath-Aay Advantlat Churtk, M altload A t l , A lu m on t# Springs SoaforA Bara nth-day AdvaoUot Char eh. Savaolh A Blm * 4 OTHER CHURCHES Alloa'a A-ME. Church. OIIto A l l l h Chureh a f Ood la ChrlaL Orlada C h ulovU Cammually Church Church at Ood af Fraphaoy, HIT Him A t* Churah of Ood Mice loo. Enter prU# Churah a f Jaoua Chrlat a f Latter D*» SolB t* t i l l Park A t * Cam m aatly CbapaL Altam oal* Bprtaga ■ ooiara OrUodoo Church. SL John* C h r f Bodom Chapa 1, Hwy. IT-W. Far* Fork C ongrogotlan Bath leraal. llt h * M ognall* F i m Chore* o f ChrloL SelaolU L to* E. la d SL Kingdom Hall o f Jthoroh'o W it Lak* Monro* UolL t i l l W. Third SL FtrM P aotaoooui Churah a t Lcogwaod ML OIItu Mollaaaa Church, Oak H ill Rd, F io ta rta t Ataombly a f OoL t l l k A Elm Boafard AlUooc* chorah. t i l l g. P ark A t * ■aafard Caagragatlan a t Jahavak'a W it ****** 144 Bon lord At * Th* BoItb II** Army. I l l B. to d SL U a iiy Church of do a lord, M l a . lo t SL �. f i t- \ ■ . * »\ ijm b ► *v*- fti- *;! * *^*v . r ■ • o iiiJ h a a n Seminole County • * * « on the S t Johns River « « * • “The NUe of T up a * asm '♦ J r !* * * VOL. B« And still marchinti, st lead Some at th«m. s n leaving their storss unlocked. Police coatiflua to get nightly reports and la many cases sre forced to get the owners out of bed to check their establishments. Fortunately, police hare dis­ covered the unlocked doors before thieves could eater them. • • • • Marriages In Florida In­ creased from 41,304 In 1M2 to 43,120 in 1063 or about 3.9 per cent, according to statistics given by the State Board of Health. The upward trend con­ tinued one which started In 1933 and that “the fairly con •tant rate per 1,000 population during tbs P«rk»d shows the rite can be attributed to the expanding population." • LAKE MONROE continues to rise aa this gauge indicates. F ri­ day the reading was a foot lower than this reading. The lake ia now just scant inches from the top of the seawall near the old bandshell location. The gauge registers mean sea level. (Herald Photo) • ever, divorced bridegrooms were four and a half years old • r than divorced brides and widowed grooms were almost 11 years older than widowtd brides. • • • Correction: The organisation meeting for adult high school classes, origlnatly scheduled to be held last Tuesday will be held at T p. m. Tuesday at Seminole High School, Instead •f Thursday as was stated In Friday'! Herald. • • • Warning Is out in Geneva for residents to be on the watch for rattlesnakes, espe dally with the high water dumped by Hurricanes Cleo and Dora. Bcrlon Lewis re ports that his dog was bitten by one out in the Lake liar' aey area. • • • Burl Traylor of Sanford re­ ceived the "Honor Student" award Friday night when he was graduated from the School ef X-Ray Technology at Jack eon Memorial Hospital in Dade County. Traylor was one of 11 students to graduate from his > school ami among 118 to gra duate from the various para medical groups at the Miami hospital. * • • Bill alack out on CurryviUe Rd., called Saturday to say that tha entire road to his place and that of hia neigh bors had been underwater for three days and they were not I able to get In or out. A check Ibis morning shows they had waded out to work, but It was ■till underwater. The situation ia apparently caused by the overflow from Lake Pickett. * • • Keep your eye on the San­ ford Atlantic Bank. We heat tberc's going to be something r - v lo iJ I ^ .ir .dffe ZuT tiU £ never seen before, according 4o President Howard Hodges, a id us with this Util fating bit it Information. ONLY County Board Ads To Meet Sanford Canal Is Next Big Question Red Cross Open For Storm Aid Among the newlyweds, tha bridegrooms were generally three years older than the Applications brides, the board laid. How­ • Dr. M. A Nesmith, local Red Croat chapter chairman, Mid today tjtgt the.offifM at 172H Palmetto Ava. are now open for applications of dis­ aster sufferers. "Any family who hat auf fared lota due to Hurricane Dora and it unable to meet their needs without hirdshlp can register. Assistance la giv­ en on the basil of need—not loss—and any assistance giv cn is a gift—not a loan," Dr. Nesmith said. Applications will be taken from 9 a. m. 3 p. m. through Friday. SI Isa Gertrude O'Connell, Mrs. Alice Phillips and Mrs. Pearl Winters, national Red Cross caseworkers have been sent to Sanford to assist the local chapter In meeting the needs of community disaster victims, Dr. Nesmith said. Rapist 'Didn't Know What To Do With Babies' FORT WORTH (UP!) -T h e boy who confessed stabbing and raping thrir mother laid he drowned little Devld and Dickie Adams because he "didn't know what to do with them." They were to be bur­ led today, but their mother did not know they were dead. Sire. Carolyn Adams, 20. was In critical condition, suf­ fering shock, exposure and stab wounds. Doctors said she was improving but mutt not know, for now, that David, 1, and Dickie, 2, were killed Thursday night. The darkly handsome youth accused of the rape and dou­ ble killing, Charles Roy Hefley Jr., was la hia Tarrant County jail cell, where he will remain until December when he turns 17 and can faee trial aa an adult. Because he is only 16 now, life imprisonment ia the maximum penalty he., can >C receive. By Jxllaa W mstrea Aaeoclata UHer How much will the construc­ tion of . the St. Johns - Indian River Canal costT "That's the big question now," said John Krider, man­ ager of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce and chairman of the eaaal district. "Thal'a why we recently vo­ ted to ask the Housing and Home Finance Agency for a $34,000 loan." said Krider. He explained that the last official feasibility and eco­ nomic study of the canal pro­ ject waa accomplished in 1937. "We must update that re­ port," Krider pointed out, "end the engineers will also start dealgnlng the bridges end locka. "This will enable the dis­ trict's board of directors, in conferences with the engin­ eers, to pin down the cost and we'll then have a complete package." Krider declared that when the district can determine the construction cost figure and the right-of-way acquisition ia completed, "We will be ready to obtain financing." Krider added, "We will then have completed 30 per cent of the battle." a'mi quest tor . M l to f r o vkk Goto n t o n t . k r w ily Brintotoe Cootoy PrimKF by the t morning ; Inctoied NfUetog Lockwood Bridge to tha tenth•M l sectk* to the l i m b , which was carrtod away hr flood watort from Hurricane . in AAtjmwSmWt»- u J . ,-jwi*. au.* *hr. .» / • w%r**% Dora; drainage operation! to Gro Creek to permit U to LAKE HARNEY has spilled over the bank and created flood condltiona drain property tram Leko in many area homes. Water can bo seen above ns it covered 800 feet of Kathryn to Laka Jessup; and road through Rest Haven. At least 10 families have to wude through drainage operation* from Big ater to get to their homes. County officials report that the bike levels in Lake Into Cub Lake, the ie area will continue to rise for the next few duys (Herald Photo) Commliiioners will request emergency Federal funde to he!p cope with the flood con­ dition problems, created by the hurricane. The Lockwood Bridge ro placement U estimated to coet $33,000. An on-the-aita inspoctloa to engineers determined that Gee WASHINGTON (UPI) - and Georgia and we ere ful­ the disaster area to process Creek la not permitting an out­ President Johnson Is keeping filling that promise." loan assistance applications fall of water from Laba Kath­ In "close touch" with the gov­ ryn to Lake Jeeeup due to Aa the President announced from property owners. ernors of Florida and Georgia -T h e U. a. FtsMle J trash, which la stopping to speed up damsge repairs that more than IA# million ia Scrvta* to IMS vlckiis hurricane Dore'. damtgea already Kad~'W» nitlea m protec. log liw health mated vueti ............... providing a pro­ Johnson said ia a statement caused by Dora the hurri­ of elt lien*. per ultimate outfall or* ap­ Saturday that "I have pledg­ cane’s tattered remnants re­ —The Department of Agri­ proximately 920,000. ed all possible federal assis­ versed course and swung back culture to continue to provide Gee Creek, engineers laid, tance to the people ot Florida across North Florida and Geor­ surplus foods to evacuated provide! the only ultimata out­ gia dumping torrential rains {amlllea and to complete sur­ fall of drainage for 4,000 acres vey of crop and farm damage. in the south end of tho coun­ of up to 19 inches. —The Bureau of Public ty, Including 300 acres in Al­ The President’s statement Roads to cooperate with slate tamonte Springs, 2300 acres in followed his inspection tour of and county authorities in a Casselberry, 173 acres ie the hurricane damage Friday. survey of road and bridge "While damage surveys damage and to proceed with Longwood, 1,200 In Somlnole County lands and 23 acres of have not been completed," highway repair. miscellaneous t o m n e r c l a l Johnson said, "it is apparent complexes. Production of the catapult the total damage, public and The outfall from Big Bear strips, which are being engi­ private, wil approximate the Lake Into Cub Laka will pro­ neered on contract for the $2oo mill.on figure estimated vide flood control for 2,100 U. S. Navy is expected to be­ by Mr. F.dwant McDermott, acres of heavily developed sub­ gin around Nov. 13. making this one of the most urban area. Estimated cost of Provencher said that 10 or severe stor-ns to hit this area this project has been set at !2 persons will be employed m this century." $3,000. in the Sanford building, with McDermott, director of the At noon today, County Comhiring of "probably eight new- Office nf Emergency Planning machine operators." in Washington, will make a Seminole County's Gold wa­ miiilonera were still consider­ special request for president­ ter far President Club will ing other emergency projects, ial disaster funds after the sponsor a motorcade to Orlan­ with projects already approv­ damages hive been assayed. do Tuesday afternoon to hear ed totaling $96,000. Baker Qualifies A check of City Hall records "I am prepared,” Johnson the Republl -an candidate speak at a rally at Colonial Plait. today revealed that Commis- said "to make that allocation promptly ind the funds for Members of the group will •• stoner Joe Baker has quail that purpose are available.'' meet at the county UOP head­ fled to run for re election to The President atso directed: quarters across from Setninole hts office in November. Incum­ —The Corps of Engineers to PUia on U. S. 1792 at 1:30 bent Baker has been chall help complete damage surveys p. m. They will he Joined by enged by the registration of so that fed-.’sl assistance funds members of the Sanford Goldwater for President Club and Rioters Arrested E. C. Harper Jr., who an­ may he allocated. nounced hia intention to run a '—The Small Holiness Admin proceed to the 2:30 p. m. ral- NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (Ul'I) — Police arrested 40 few weeks ago. titration to provide a staff inily. rioting teenagers Sunday and told more than 100 othera to leave town. M R egister For General Election Abby ---------Bridge __ ______ Classified .......... Page It .... P a n in Comics ... .... P in A Editorial ____ __ Horoscope ........... P aga jq Society ....... P age ft Sports _______ _ P aga g-7 TV Program* ..... We the Women _ ---- Page 9 n LBJ Speeds R elief To Stricken Areas In Florida And Georgia s r Work Begins On ACL Building Prcclsioneering Inc. began today to put the ACL building which they leased eevera) weeks ago on North Myrtle Ave. Into shape for production of catapult strips for the Navy. Earl Provencher, president of the engineering firm said at noon today that two 20 foot high towers will be erected on the north end of the build­ ing to house the cording and de-cording reels and provide additional space for the 300foot-long catapult strips, which will be assembled in the build­ ing. The towers have already been fabricated in the com­ pany's base plant seven miles south of Sanford, and erection will begin the first of next vet k. U. S. Protests Goldwatcr Club Sets Motorcade To Plaza Rally mwA. Saturday Downpour Roods Casselberry By J i m Caaaelbf rry'l lakes and streams, already awoUea hum Hurries*# Dora, wcut aver their banka aa thi result to Saturday's torrtnUal deluge Inundating roads aad threeciting homes. Overbrook Drivo waa "Un­ derbrook** lor • while Satur­ day night as t))a stream ran through aarportea aad yarda when the culvert fllkd to ca­ pacity. Water thnatcaed to Good the fire static* aad Trip­ let Drive was temporarily rioeed to traffic. Crews from the telephone company atUl wan working Sunday night to restore ser­ vice to many parts to torn aad C a i s e l b a r r y Utilia’ crews worked day and " to keep Gto water aad sewagt services to operatic*. Laka Triplet baa flooded tho 19th bolt aad driving range to the Land O'Lakta Country Club and N. Triplet Drivo ha# been closed duo to a washed out aulvart Portions to Win­ ter Park Drivo under < Uon wore damaged as Ilona to the road baas washed suit. Lake Griffin went over tto books, flooding Panning Lum­ ber Company aad damaging Golden Daya Drive. Yarda art flooded to the Secret Lake section aa eanals spilled over. Lake Kathryn, which goto the overflow ( n a oil to thoaa lake*, also la well above nor­ mal level and ha* flooded tho bach lawns to m an borne* aa Public Hearings On City Agenda Public hearings will occupy assessment roll for a large portion to City Com­ soma to tha other mailers I* missioners' time i t tha regular be take* up. meeting In City Hall at I p. n». The meeting with roproeaadatlves to die Maurice H. Con­ today. Four hearings are oo nell Associates, marine engi­ the agenda. neers out nf Miami, postponed Costa to Hurricane Dora ara because of the hurricane Last already apparent as tha city week, has been scheduled tot will be saked to approve near­ • p. m. Tuesday, ly $1,000 in overtime pay for city crows. Other Items on the It point agenda Include first readings of several ordinances; Includ­ ing Intent to annex two areas— Ihc southwest corner to 27U> Tonight la the deadline tor St. and French Ava., and the northeast corner ot Onora Rd. signing up new acta far lb* USD Benefit Show to b* held ind Hwy. 17-92. Consideration of water rites ■t the Civic Center, Sept. 26th, and contract* with the Sanford Mrs. Elaine Orail, show dir­ Housing Authority, street open­ ector aeld ti<dey. ing nf the area north nf E. Rehearsals ere being held 2tth St. and east of Glcnway at Um NAS Ballroom at T:W Drive, consideration of chan and any person or group wish­ ges in a vacation schedule for ing to "get Into the act" la the Refuse Division, and a tax asked to oc present it that equalisation hearing on the tax time. Deadline For Acts Tonight Six Killed To East Berlin MIAMI ( UPI ) — The Flor­ ida Highway Patrol listed at least six deaths on state roads over tha weekend in traffic mlahapa. BERLIN (UP!) - The Uni­ ted States today protested to the Russians against the fir­ ing of shots into the American sector of Berlin by East Ger­ man police pursuing a wound­ ed refugee Sunday. Five American military po­ licemen braved Communiat gunfire to help the refugee escape over me be r u n wad. It was the first time American soldiers had taken an active part In the rescue ot a refugee escaping to the West and also the tin t time Communist bor­ der guards bad fired at U. S. soldiers. Phone Calls WASHINGTON (UPI) — A housewife In each of tha 60 itatea ia going to gat a telephone eall Monday from Lady-Bird Johnson and Mur­ iel Humphrey, ' ** 26,000 Listen . OMAHA, Nab. (UPI) — Evangelist Billy G r a h a m drew a record 20.000 persona to the Ak-Sar-Ben race track Sunday for the final message of bis 10-day crusade. Herald Index Days Left To NO. 277 K 0 0 0 Asked For Flood Relief 4 4 Speaking of merchants re­ mind* u i of (be reputation en­ joyed by Milady's Shoppe at log S. Park Ave. According to Mrs. Caroline Holtxclaw, the proprietor, a client visited the store the other week, bought some material nod left. A few daya later, Mrs. Holticlsw r* reived a telephone eall from Farmington, Maine, laying the material had registered such s hit with friends of the pur­ chaser that the friend wanted to place an order. The order was placed sod filled and San ford enjoyed more good pub­ licity with still another satis­ fied shopper. Vrotharmas said at I a. m. ( U D "wry little tafarmathm had been received from tht vicinity to Gladys during tha night" but estimated Ito post ■ ■Inal remaster* Gtodyato- tlcw at latitude iT.s, loagttodo to laai to It J , or about *39 mitts east to Aatlgn* to tha Leaser Anta­ les." The storm waa moving to IAN JUAN, F. E , (UFI>- ward the west-northwest at Tropieal storm Gladys whip­ about 11 mph aad was expectped water* la Ike tropical At ed to routinoe Ito course aid Untie IB» a Ike east to ken speed. with n mile an hour winds to­ Gale winds extended out IN day—the same ocean arena mike to the northern semicir­ where Dorn and CUo cle and 39 miles to Um southwrithed into hurricanes. i n Mmicirde. The Baa Jute weather Gladys waa discovered Sun­ to wrea th tropic el day by ships plowing the weto tha Maaea w it ex ton to the tropical Atlatole. t o grew k « U e end t o B to the fourth tropical storm ■ w ill the oat u to la rtae up eut to thi to within a mouth. ■AN WAN, P. R. t t f n - WEATHER: Fair through Tuesday wWi high today around 80; tow tonight In 80s. United Press Leaned Wire Established 1908 MON., SEPTEMBER 14. 1984 SANFORD, FLORIDA Center Opens Another Fischer The Marlando Club’s coma Center in Orlando com­ menced operations today on a regular schedule. On 3tondays, Wednesdayi and Fridays the center will be open from 1 until 4 p. m. and on the first Tuesday of each month from 7.JO until 9 p. m. ABERDEEN, S. D. (UPI) —The Fischer quints are one year old today and the good people of Aberdeen are hold­ ing their breath once more, for Mrs. Mary Ann Fischer, mother of tha nation'a first surviving quintuplets, la ex­ pecting again. TWO NAVY MEN were injured Sunday night when the cur above left Highway 427, the Old Orlando Highway, and rammed into u palm tree. Treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital were David C. Price, 20, and J. R. Evans, uUo 20. Unhurt wan another passenger, Charles Baker, 18. High­ way Patrol Trooper John McConnell charged Price with reckless driving. f e n n e if i t AtoYt FlfltT Q U A LITY * BIRTHDAY SPECIAL! TUFTED aJi'KEAWT' IN 9 FA SH IO N COLORS 1............... s f - 2 "• * 5 Superb Penney value . . , thick, long wearing cot­ ton tufted allover and bulUon fringed. Machine waahable In lukewarm water. + * � 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, 1964 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 11, 1964 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 11, 1964; <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/5810768a00fa13872196c5ba34030ac2.pdf 64bf0771ef4d224ce1b02ce19dcaee2c PDF Text Text M H M M aaiM i --4 fflM H rftrl Iffifi ' •*' Pare 4-A—July 15, 1964 Think FIRST of Food Fair where QUALITY is always in fashion! Board Votes Closing 01 County Home The Board of County Commlaatonora today officially dosed the County Home and announced that Commissionera John Alexander and U e Gary had been appointed to make a study and propose uses to which the home could be put. It waa understood that the two commissioners would de­ cide if the spsce available could be utilised for expansion of offices for various county departments. They are also to decide whal disposition is lo be nude of the furniihinjs at the home. The board authoriied trans­ fer of atl foodstuffs from the home lo the county Jail. In addition, It was decided that present employes would com­ plete their services as of the end of the current week and that their services would be terminated at that time. Two weeks' severance pay was okayed by the Commission for these employes. Patients which were being cared for at the borne have now been transferred to pri­ vate institutions. At the time the board decided to close the home It was reported that only six patients were being served in the facility. GIANT SAVINGS DETERGENTS! C A T S U P LIMIT I OF YOUR CHOICE WITH S 00 OROER Slate h rlaaaei for adult and Junior tnemhere of the Sanford Semlnola Art Ataoci ation will be held a t the Cul­ tural A rt Center, (the former library), every Thursday, the Aaaoetallon announced today. Several buiinraa hou*ra in Sanford are displaying the work of local artiata, includIng First Fedaral, Southern Hell, Sankarlk'a and the Flor­ ida State Dank and Rose and Wilk'a Restaurant. Artiat exhibitora Include Mrs. Mary Knox, Roaamond Chapman, E. B. Stowe, Gretchen Lewie Crowell and Helen DeWit. Danny Smith, 14 year old Junior member la painting a 18 foot mural on the lunch room wall In the South Sem­ inole Junior High School, PRICES GOOO BOTTLE 16-17-18 JULY J460 PARK AVE. DOUBLE* SIX VALUE SNOWDRIFT or „ FYNE-BAKE L i Mi T —1 OF YOUR CHOICE WITH iMO ORDER J L t5 CAN TO EIGHT POUND WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES AVERAGE SMOKED I LIMIT. 1 WITH $5.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER LIMIT-1 WITH 5.00 PURCHASE PKNICS - PLUS DEPOSIT S IX BTL CTN BLUE RIBBON QUALITY BLUE RIBBON 5 $189 S T EA K B EEF QUALITY BEEF CHUCK LBS STREAK O'LEAN... COOK WITH GREENS WHITE BACON .“39 ROCK CORNISH HENS=.39< ICALIE BEEFROAST “59 CORNEDBEEFROUNDS‘59 | CHUCK ROAST........ 69. FARMER GRAY QUICK FROZEN GRADE 'A* i FREE EXTRA MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS 2, I IV»V|i. Otis. BLUE BONNET OLEO 7-33-44 * MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS j MM nn C M M u m P L .t n .ll M ■ Ufci'Jfl WILKES 301 CAN s ' i 1 ! / 1 Belled Peenvla i. 337 I to 4SWNSOM 94 H t BISMB WM 1 C H — I YO U totoli— jft D A I R Y — — — — — 7*12-44 - - - - - - - DELICA r ESSEN CRIST FAMILY SIZE TOOTHPASTE LIMIT-2 (HIM 5.00. 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N F k t- S it F R U i T i Cash Balance TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The elate cabinet w-aa given Its brightest financial report In recent years today when It was told by the budget com­ L A D Y F A I R mission that Florida began the new fiscal year with a “ M I R A C L E TWI ST* * ra th balance of mors than m million. 4 46ea CANS 99t I DRINK 4 SSs99a and = FY N E -T A S T I CUT I RED BEETS V E C E I a it l E i = lsKF F Y N E -T A S T I PLAY0RFU L I6 o i CAN | P | TOMATOES 8-99t | 2.29 = E BIG K GALLON OAD'S OLD FASHIONED | ROOT BEER -49> | SW EET GEORGIA P EA C H ES .N t C A L I F 3 &89t = D EL MONTE P1NEAPPLE/GRAPEFRU1T = J U I C Y 69 STARKIST LIGHT MEAT JUICE P K G S *1 FRESH PICKED SNAPBEANS IB LIBBY'S RICH QUALITY TOMATO BREADED S H R IM P . 491 U PIECESI I TUNA STRAWBERRIES 00 5 SINGLETON FROZEN 10 OUNCE PKG MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ! GROUND OR F O O D S FROZEN SLICED 10oi PKG FNgEEXTRA Sketch Classes Set Thursdays LIMIT I **ITM 5 00 OR MORE ORDER 12oz Resignation Of Tamm Accepted After listening to proposals for waterfront developments for two hours, Monday, dis­ cussions were called to a halt by Mayor A. L. Wilson and the commission got on to other items on the agenda. The resignation of Finance Director Henry Tamm was accepted "with sincere re­ gret," a n d commissioner! reunanimously voted him solution of appreciation. Dr. Vincent Roberts waft re-appointed to the Civil Ser­ vice board; A beer and wine license waa .'.pproved for Kenneth and Ruby Qaurrie at 713 W. Ninth St.; Commissioners heard first reading of an cwdinance to resone from R-2 to R-5 an area of Seminole Park and the Town of Sanford; In other notion commission­ ers deadlocked several time* over voting on proposals and Issues, with Mayor Wilson having to make the deciding vote. They tabled authorisation of payment of Reynolds, Smith and Hill for port study contract; granted low bid lo Under Industrial Machinery of Lakeland for a pneumatic roller; tabled a request for purchase of city propertywest of the storm sewer; turned down an offer of prope-ty serosa from the city ahop; voted to sell three par­ cels of land on the Lake Mary Road, and approved consider ation of consulting services for specialised work on the water Improvement program. AMERICAN BEAUTY == FYN E-TA STE PURE STRAWBERRY S | PRESERVES ii'5 9 § = L E M O N S ...291 REG 104 HANDY MANDY PLASTIC == ■ P0ICLEANERS I GOLDEN POUND CAKE! t 29 D OZ llliniBIIIIBtlllllBIIIIIIIBIIIIIIIBIBIIBIIBIIIIIIIBIIIIIIIIilllllBBIIillllllll PULLMAN BREAD 2-49 r< LADY § FAIR �Seminole County * * * + on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” ^ a it f n r ii l i r n t l i i VToO + There's one thing as aurc as the sun came up this morn­ ing. • • • Delegates to the Republican Convention went to San Fran­ cisco to do one thing—nomi­ nate Barry Goldwater as their presidential candidate. • • • Understatement of the year! Said one Sanford man Wed­ nesday, after reading Tueiday’s edition of the Herald: "Noticed something in the pa­ per about a m arina.” • • * • The ‘m arina’ edition of The Herald," said Chairman Francis Roumlllat of the Sem­ inole County Chamber'* port authority committee, "was beautiful." • • • Ai the old saying goes, you learn something every day. In reporting the retoning of two parcels of land by the County Commission fur proposed con­ struction of quick-stop food stores we called them "Handy-Andy" stores. That, we learned, was a miscue. They're Handy Stores. Amos had his Andy and guess we thought Handy had one, too. • • • Boy Scout Troops 34, 501 and 507 arc planning a camp­ fire at 8 p.m. Saturday in Fort Mellon Park. The public has been invited to attend. The theme will be "Our American Heritage." • • • I,ost dog department: Cindy, a black Belgian shep­ herd, belonging to the James H. McClure family who re ­ sides near the intersection of 25th Street and Ueardall Ave­ nue, has been missing for sev­ eral days. If you ice hi in any­ where, or know anything of his whereabouts, please call one of the Clock's winders. • • • Mark Brewer, teenage son of Mr. and Mrs. John Brewer of Casselberry, underwent an ••ye operation Tuesday at the University of Florida medical center. Mark, who was a hurler on South Seminole Junior High's baseball team this past spring, will enter Lyman High this fall. a> • • W. B. West of Oviedo was elected treasurer of the State Vocational Agricultural Teach­ ers during the group's recent annual convention held at the Cherry Plaza inOrlando, • • * Seminole County boys at­ tending Forestry Training Camp at O’Leno Slate Park tiiis week are Michael Gibson, Michael Tindel, Ken Forrest and Bobby Headrick, mem­ bers of local FFA chapters. • • • If you like Jerry L*wis movie* and plan to *ee hi* latest. "The Patsy" be sure to get your tickets from mem­ bers of Ihe Seminole High School Band, who arc selling them. The kid* are working hard this summer to raise money for tripa they plan to take next year. Whoever is promoting this summer fund­ raising deal (they also held a car-wash recently) is being real smart, encouraging the kids to do this during vaca­ tion so as not to clobber up school and studies with fund raisins*- • • • Judge C. Vernon Mile, whose secretary is going on vacation, asked permission from the County Commission­ er! to hire one of the Youth Employment Service appli­ cants for a fill-in, thus put­ ting into practice preachings about helping youngsters. P er­ mission granted. • • * Attorney BUI Hutchison has been appointed to fill the va­ cancy created by Joe Mura*ko's resignation from the Fred Wilson Memorial Libr­ ary board. Herald Index Abhy ........................ . Page 4 Bridge ..................... . Page 4 Classified ................ Comics ..................... . Page 10 Editorial •*•«••■•••« . P*2* 8 Funerals .......... . Pace 2 Page 9 Horoscope .............. Society ................... Pace* <-5 . F»4« 6 VOL. 56 Zip Cotie 32771 " WEATHER: Purtl.v cloudy through Friday with scattered showers; high today 90-95; low tonight 72-78. United’ Press Leased Wire Estaldished 1908 THUUSDAY, JULY 16, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 235 State Senate Caucuses Friday Surprise Call Linked To Reapportion $6.25 Million Budget OKd By School Board The Seminole County Board of Public Instruction today announced that It had tenta­ tively adopted a budget for the 19C4-63 fiscnl yrnr of frt,250,743.63 and that the millnge will rise from 8.25 during the 1963-64 year to a total of 9.32 mills. The school system’s budget is broken down into three gen­ eral sections. The opernting (support and maintenance) budget will amount to $5,758,484, the interest ar.J sinking fund section calls for $299,225 to retire a portion of the board's bonded indebtedness, and *334.034.63 for the build­ ing budget. A total of $141,001) will be transferred front the operating budget nnd is included in the building sec­ tion of the budget. Reasons for the 1.07 millage increase for the 1904-65 year were listed. School Su­ perintendent It. T. Milwee ex­ plained that increased enrollment has culled for the add­ ing of 31 new teachers, ad­ ditions to nnd the expanding of the industrial arts pro­ gram, the new driver train­ ing range, eight now buses compared to four new vehicles In 1963, and nn increase of $44,000 In the cost * of tha county's participation in tha Minimum Foundation Pro­ gram. The Board budgeted funds for the completion of three current construction project* nnd four new project*. Cur­ rent projrcts to be completed arc nt Crooma High, Lake Mnry Elementary and Oviedo. The four new projects include the addition of a five-class­ room wing at South Seminole Elementary, another fiveclassroom addition at Alta­ monte Springs Elementary, a general industrial arts simp ami agriculture department shot a t Seminole High. The board set 1 p.m., July 24, as the time for a public hearing on the budget at the school board offices in San­ ford. Slate Laws No Protection, Kynes Says TALLAHASSEE (UPD — Ally. Gen. Jam es Kynes Wed­ nesday answered one of the bigeest civil rights questions on the minds of police officers, and hotel, motel and restaur­ ant owners in Florida: Can the state anti-trcspsi* and undesirable guest laws beused to avoid obeying the new­ ly passed federal civil rights law? The answvr, Kynes said, is no. The attorney general gave a brief report on a meeting held Tuesday in Miami Beach with 55 of the state's 67 sheriffs at which he gave recommenda­ tions on handling the touchy situation. He toll the sheriffs that while the rights law does not destroy the state laws, which in some instances In the past hive been used to prevent in­ tegration, the federal law does preempt their field in some Instances. Kynes said the state laws ran not be used to get around the civil rights law. He said more plainly, that the tres­ pass law can't tie relied on to eject persons on ground* of race, color, religion or nation­ al origin. Kyne* added that his h u ­ gest picee of advice wa» ade­ quate law enforcement and that he also "urged the sher­ iff* to provide the leadership to encourage the people to set­ tle their disputes »nd disagree­ ments in the courts and not is Uw streets," TALLAHASSEE (UPI) In a surprise action, the State Senate will caucus Friday and formally designate Sen. James E. Connor of Brooks* viltc as its president for the 1965 session. Sen. Verle Pope. St. Augus­ tine, will be designated pres­ ident pro le minire. Both have sufficient verbal pledges from colleagues to cinch Use posi­ tions. Senate President W i l s o n Carraway said the senators will gather at Crystal River's Port Paradise Hotel tonight for a party hosted by Senator and Mrs. Connor and will caucus nt 10 a.in. Friday. He gave as tile reason for moving tho designation up several months Uio "current unstable situation." He presumably was refer­ ring to Ihe recent U. S. Su­ preme Couit mandate that Florida's present 43 senator, 112 . representative rrapportnmment formula was uncon­ stitutionally unrepresentative of (lie people and ordering both houses reconstituted on a basil of population. (Sen. Mack N. Cleveland of Sanford said this morning that he would bo on hand for the caucus. (He said that it is possible the proposed amendment to the federal constitution, which would »«ke Jurisdiction away from t h e government In Washington and place it In tho hands of the several HOP PRESIDENTIAL candidate Ilnrry Goldwater today pledged n enmstales, might lx- discussed.) juiign of “issue*, not personalities" and called on Republicans lu close It is not yet knnwn when ranks nnd work for a victory in November. the rcap|M>rlinnmciit, which will s|>eli the end of rural county domination of the Florida House ami Senate, must take place. Hie stale la expected to ask for a delay until llie regular 1965 session The convention ends tonight SAN FRANCISCO (U ri) duct it on issues, lint person­ hid the fetleral court could —Sen. Barry Goldwairr of- alities. lie said he expected with acceptance speeches from order that it be done right Johnson to conduct the same tho presidential and vice fir ally tapped Rep. William away. kiml >.f a campaign. presidential nominee*. WellThe ruling that the legisla­ E. .Miller of Nrw York to"I just hope I'm a better day to run with him as the salesman than lie is," said informed Republican* report­ ture must lie reapportioned ed that Goldwater already to give more voice to city Republican party's v i c e Goldwater. dwellers gave rise to specula­ bud tapped Miller for *erund presidential nominee. tion that the so-called "|>ork • • * place on the ticket. chop" gang in the Senate SAN FRANCISCO (U PI)— Thch speech** in effect will might not he able to put over Burry Goldwater, winner <>f kick off the 1904 Republican ' its choice for president, seetill' 1964 Repilhllrun presi­ political campaign and set the ond most powerful offiee in dential nomination, pointed true t-r a true conservative tile state since Ihe holder sue. the GOP along a conservative v». liberal battle In the ceeds to the governorship road today and prepared to slim,Id anything happen to SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) months ithcud. ask for Hep, William E. Mil­ the governor. _Sen. Barry Goldwater I k v ler of New York as Ids run­ Thu*, tlie rural bloc is mov­ gan today to dress the party ning mate. ing up its formal designation, Gov. Wallace wounds opened by the Re­ Gotdwulcr, 55-year-ohl st-nwhich for the past several utor from Arizona, won the publican National Convention year* has U -n held in Gaines­ nomination on the national that gave him its presidential In Quandry MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI, ville at Ihe University of convention's first ballot, ns nomination. The newly appointed nomi­ —Gov George Wallace found Florida homecoming in No­ rxjwctcd, after routing his disorganized and Inept opposi­ nee met with the GOP fi- himself in somewhat of a di­ vember — after tiie general ek-clion lias derided Hie fate nnnru committee and with the tion at every turn. lemma today with the selec­ of those who will serve in the state GOP chairman. He said Hu immediately pledged himself to wage "a vigorous that the campaign to reunite tion of Sen Barry Goldwater session. Conner will still have (o be runi|>nigu” against Piesidcnt the parly would begin at the as the Republican presklential formally elected to Hie pres­ Johnson before the November session with state officials. candidate, Wallace and Gnldwlcr both idency at the opening of the Goldwater ulso was putting eviction and promised to con____ . - the finishing touche* on hi* are counting heavily on the 1965 session, but Ids designa­ fcrmal acceptance speech. It South in their campaign fur tion probably would not be was described u» nn exposi­ electoral votes. In ■ three-way upset once II hat bren offi­ tion of his philosophy rather race with President Johnson, cially accomplished. limn a political dialogue of n the two conservatives poss­ The House, following a pat­ ibly could kill off cadi other's tern established many years detailed examination of is­ chances. ago and followed by liio .Sen­ sue* in the forthcoming cam­ ate up until Hie early 1950's, NEW YORK (U PI) — paign. Hie House designated Its The address, In its early Florida's exhibit at t h e x|K-nkcr, Hep. K. C. Rowell World's Fair isn’t g-lng to drafts, i* somewhat shorter Goldwater Top of Sumter County, during the la- a lemon uftcr all, Gov. than the acceptance speech European Story 1963 regular session. Farris Bryant r e p o r t e d delivered by Richard M. Nix­ LONDON (UPI) — Sen. Senator Carraway laid he on In I960, but longer than Wednesday. Itiyant, fearful that the the one made by John F. Harry Goldwater'* walkover did not know if reapportionnomination a* tin- Republican nu-nl will lie discussed during state would be hurt because Kennedy that year. Seme bandages for party party's prt sidential candidate tint brief caucus. the Florida pavilion had been It ii possible, he said, that running in Ibe red, look an woundi already are in place. was headline news throughout a committee of senators emergency trip to thia city Pennsylvania Gov. William Europe today. In i'ari* the newspaper Au- might be requested to be *p. W. Scranton and New York to see what could he done. rore bannered, "Goldwater pointed lo represent the group But lie said he found that Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller The Winner In An Easy at court hearings or other dis­ Florida's pavilion wus a t­ mode gracious courtesy culls Chair!" cussions having to do with tracting record crowds—20,- a t the Goldwater suite Wed­ In London, (he Evening changes in legislative make­ 000 last Sunday—and effi- nesday night. News trumpeted "Goldwater For his part, Goldwater storms In." The Evening Stan­ up. cial* predicted a rosy finanGov. Farris B r y a n t is rial future for the attraction. sent Scranton a warm tele­ dard headlined, "It'« Barry’s scheduled to meet Jure F ri­ Hryant refused to discuss gram praising the governor'* Big Day." the financial condition of the convention speech w- h i c h Among West German news­ day with the mayor's commit­ pavilion but said many of the urged delegates, in the pat­ papers a r< presentativ* head­ tee on fair apportionment to state's exhibits had been run­ tern set by Goldwater in line wa* that of the Frank­ discuss removing from Hie ning in the red during the I960, to forget their differ­ furter Allgemelne: "Goldwa­ November ballot a constitu­ early months of tils World's ences and get to work for the ter Dumps Scranton in San tional amendment that would put into the stale's basis Uw new nomine*. Francisco." Fair. Barry Sets 'Vigorous Campaign' ★ ★ ★ Barry Works To Heal Wounds Fair Exhibit On Comeback Juvenile Court Hears Home Vandalism Case Juvenile Court Judge C. Vernon Mize Wednesday re­ turned, three hoy* agr* 11 to 16 to county jail and sent five younger children, eight lo 11, home on probation in their parents custody. The eight children, all mrmbers of three families, were nrcusrd of vandalism, theft and unlawful entry at the home of L)r. I^onard Munson, 120 Scott Ave., Saturday nml Sunday, Two of the children return­ ed to Jail are brothers and Judge Mize ordered C, E. Mc­ Cord, juvenile counselor, to conduct further investigation into the case before sentenc­ ing them . The other boy, a deaf-mute with a police record, whose mother testified that he had a violent temper anil wns be­ yond her control, was sent hark to Jail to await n psy­ chiatric examination Krldny for possible commitment to • mental institution. Record* show that the boy had been entered in two schools for afflicted children, tint school officials reported that they would not arrrpt him again because of his viol­ ent behavior. All of the younger children nt the hearing, (which wn* conducted separately for enrh family), attested that the deaf-mute had initially enter­ ed the home and later encour­ aged them to go there and help enrry thing* away and commit vandalism. The theft* nnd vandalism begun Satur­ day and continued on Sunday until tha first arrest wns made by City Police t.l. Ben Butler ami Patrolman Don llruinley, nltout noon. At tha hearing, the moth- n su vA ... BRIEFS Proposals Rejected G K N E V A , Switzerland (UPI) — The United States and the Soviet Union today .jCctcd each Other's propos­ als fur a "bomber bonfire." Cyprus Fifflitinp NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) — Fresh fighting combined with report* of new arrivals of men and weapons from Greece today heightened the danger of full-scale war in Cyprus. Escape Fails BERLIN (UP!) — One of Communist East Germany's border guards tried to flee to West Berlin early today but he was arrrsted at gunpoint by Ids fellow policemen. Driver Hurt SARATOGA S P R I N G S , N'.Y. (UPI) — Driver Don Cutnrnu, 32, of lie L*on Springs, w a s hospitalized Wednesday night following a four-horse spill at tho Sara­ toga Hue* way. Vote Rulinpf Set TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — Circuit Judge Hugh Taylor will make rulings next week which are expected to sat up the final act In the Kynes versus * Fainhith battle for attorney general. GI Runs Amok SEOUL, Korea (UPI) — An American soldier went on a frenzied shunting spree with on M-H rifle loduy, kill­ ing one man from his com­ pany and wounding three oth­ er* before he fell and died from return fire. ers, (none of the fathers were present) said that they were told by the children that they "found" the articles they brought home "in the trash." One little girl, whose father became suspicious led him to a junk pile behind a store nml told him that was where she hud obtained the articles. Most of the children testi­ fied that they "thought," or were told by the other chil­ dren that the Munson home "was nn empty house and no one lived there." Judge Mize queried nil of the mothers ns to why none of the fnthets wns present. The mother of the denf-muto testified that her husband is presently serving two consec­ utive 60-day jail sentence* tn city jnil for assault and bat­ tery on her. Her daughter was also Involved. JUDGE VERNON MIZE Krider Marina Statement Is Clarified John Krider, manager of the Scminola County Chamber of Commerce, declared today that ho wanted to clarify a atnlement ho made before the meeting of tho City Commis­ sion Monday night when the marina p r o p o s a l s were brought to the attention of that board. Kf iller’s statement was that in hi* opinion "control of tho city's most valuable asset on a long term lease would re­ sult in individual nnd per­ sonal gain and drstroy anv future king range planning." It was not designed he said, to reflect upon the Integrity of any individual* or groups. " I ’m sure." Krider said, "that each person Interested in the marina development, Including myself, would agree that anyone risking their per­ sonal funds tn develop tills or any other local project Is entitled to whatever gain may result." A group of local hankers presented the master plan for the development of the city'* Inkrfront properties for con­ sideration by the city commissioners nml proposed a comprehensive, overall, long range development. They sug­ gested that a study of this plan he completed before uny lease he considered. Krider, In issuing his state­ ment today, explained that ho did not want his declaration to the city commission to ho misconstrued. Tho mother of the two brothers who were returned to Jnll said that her husband w h s an Interstato truck driver who had not been home sine* April, nnd site did not know when to expect hint, The mother of the feeble­ minded child, whose nineyenr-old daughter wns also in­ volved, testified that she ao«l her husband hail been separ­ ated, hut recently were recon­ ciled. The hoy has been await­ ing admission to the Sunlund T r a i n i n g Center for 11 months. Judge Mize said that in view of the present circum­ stances he would do all in his power to speed admission. The five children, including the two girls, were sent horns on probation, with stern warnings from Judge Mir* tlint if they were seen on the streets unaccompanied by their parents they- would ba promptly arrested and so In­ structed tho city policeman present who rend the charges against the children. Two full-page legal-sized papers worn required to list all tho articles stolen front tho Munson home, which In­ cluded everything from china and silver to a slid* projector and ruhired slides, and includ­ ed electrical appliance which tho imlico officer told a Her­ ald reporter "were hooked up and being used in one of tlie homes." All of the parents were warned that the owner of the vandalized home might be ex­ pected to tiring civil suit against them for damages. I’olice photographs of the dnninges done to the home were exhibited nt the hear­ ing. Pictures showed the floor of tho kitchen nnd living room smeared with the conlent* of dozens of smashed bottles and jars. Drawers, boxes and cupboards were op­ ened nnd their c o n t e n t s thrown around or carried away. l’utrolmnn Rrumley testified that lifter tho arrests wero made, the parents cooperated in gathering up nil the stol­ en articles and turning them over to pulira headquarter*. Cohn Found Not Guilty NEW YORK (UPI) — At­ torney Roy M. Cohn, former counsel of thu late Ben. Jo­ seph McCarthy's Investigating committee, wns found not guilty on three counts of per* jury nnd four of obstruction of justice by a federal court Jury today. The jury of If men and nno woninn completely exonerated tha 37-year-old former Com­ munist hunter nnd his 57* year-old co-defendant, attorn­ ey Murray E. Guttcsmnn. Gottrxmnn had been charged with two count* of perjury. The announcement of ths verdict by jury f o r e m a n Claude Applegate resulted in an outburst of cheer* from the defense table and friends of tho defendants. Judgo Dudley R. Ronssl smiled at Ihe outburst even as rourt attendants admon­ ished tlie spectators to bs quirt. It wns the second trial of both defendants, whose first trial ended in a mi*trtul Iracause of tho death uf a ju r­ or's father. Cigarette Test OAK RIDGE, Tenn. (UPI) — The Atomic Energy Com­ mission (AF.C) announced Wednesday Hint tests are plan­ ned to determine whether massive doses of nuclear rad­ iation esn maka cigarette* safer to smok*. the pUn since knocked down by the U. S. court. Carraway said after C*lhcring at tha Port Paradise Hotel tonight for a party, the senators will be guest* of Conner and hi* wife at Wcekl Wachce bpring* in the Patio Restaurant i t 9 p.m. this af­ fair, he said, is strictly social. In addition to designating Conner and Pope, the sena­ tors also will designate for­ m er Ben. Ed Fraser to con­ tinue ■* secretary of the Sen­ ate and Leroy Adkison to con- UaiM as acrgeinUt-axui*. FREE REPLACEMENT on nny first line or premium SEIUEHLINR TIRE (n Trademark of STERLING) . . . If (he lire fails due to ANV cause (road hazard, workmanship, etc.) In case of failure you get n NEW TIRE FREE . . . NOT AN ADJUSTMENT! Tire must hare at least 1/16" frrtd. Thia guarantee good on lirca purchased before Aug. 13 I NEW STORE HOURS: Mon. thru Fri. 8 to C; Sal. 8 to l | 405 A\ First St. Sanford 322-0651 �Scranton Puts Aside Defeat; Pledges Support O f Goldwater 'I Know How Barry Felt'In I960, He Says 8AM FRANCISCO (UP1) Gov, William W. Scranton, as Sen. Barry Goldwater did four years ago, turned today from a crushing detest within bis own party to do battle against the Democrats. True to hla promise, the Pennsylvanian put ssids the bitterness of bis ill-starred campaign agsinet Goldwater end pledged "whatever campiignlng talent I may have to the Job of winning Republican victories on every level this fall." He did so in dramatic fishlea. standing under the klieg lights and before a stilted Re­ publican National Convention Just as doldwster had faced end acknowledged a fore­ doomed defeat at the conven­ tion in Chicago in 1M0. Scrahton made It plain at the outset that he w ai think­ ing of the moment when Goldwater called on hla followers to forget their disappointment end hearts eh* and unite be­ hind the victor of that year, Richard M. Nikon. "Pour years ago another Republican stood where I stem] now and I think I know what was in his heart," Scran­ ton said In beginning. And in concluding, he told hla follow­ ers: f "Coma, tel ua work within the Republican party, not from oulskte It. That la tha way wa can best serve our principles . . . this is the way that we can be faithful to thq Republican mission aa wa understand It, and aa we tnassura it, and that, truly, U the beat way possible to serve our conscience and to serve our country.” It wasn't until two hours later that Scranton made 1)1* pledge to Qoidwatar In per­ son. Together with his wife, Mary, end their four children, be walked down a back stairway to rn M e aulte on the Uth floor of Jhe Mark Hopkins Ho­ te l1 to Soldwabar's roems on tha Uth floor. The two men were closeted for 10 minutes. Then Scranton and hie family returned without talking to newsmen. Sanford To Host Recreation Meeting The District II meeting of toe Florida Recreation Asso­ ciation will ba hosted by tha City of 8anford on July 2* at the Civic Center. Tha meeting will include a luncheon, business meeting and a short Recreation Work­ shop for all the visiting dele­ gates. Mayor A1 Wilson will wclcoma the delegates from GainssvlUt, Starke, Orlando, Palatka, Jacksonville, Lees­ burg, DeLand, Live Oak, Day­ tona and Holly Hill at 10 a.m. Immediately following tha wsIcoms the business meeting wilt be conducted by Ray Maaicy, district vlce-prsildent from Gainesville. Luncheon will be served at noon tor *U visiting delegates and tbalr guests and immed­ iately following lunch a short recreation workshop will be offered by Sanford Recreation Department. Bock With Sox WARRINGTON (U l'l) — Rill Moos# Skowron landed back "home'' today with tha Chicago White Box. A Chic­ ago native. Skowron waa dealt to tha White Ros by tha Washington Senators, who passed up tha 190,000 waiver price end obtained Joe Cun­ ningham plus a playar to b« named later from His White Sox. • • • NEW ACQUAINTANCES GREENVILLE, N. C. — (NEA ) — East Carolina Celleg*, competing in the South­ ern Conference for the first time, will meet only three conference foes this fall. Tha Ffrates will face Richmend, Oct. 21; The Citadel, - Oct. 31) and Furman, Nov. T. The shrimp white, bright body of the coral to colored red and while its eggs are hiu p , Metimlemi e»f F arid a regurte. Ih f 0«n(orft frrnlb Page 2 — July 16, 1964 TWIST CONTEST winner* In the five, nix nnd ■even year old group nt Lontwood Elementary School were Janie Fuller and Tommy Addison, top. In the Limbo, bottom photo, Jackie MeOough wan winner for the iff yearn and older group. The dance content* were staged last Fri­ day an part of thn school'* summer recreation program. (Herald Photo) Mrs. 6 . On Top Of World Private School Bill Signed In Mississisppi FRANCISCO (UP1) Barry Goldwater waa top of tha world today, overwhelmed to be tha wife o f tha Republican party's By United Prana International presidential nominee. Mississippi Gov. Paul John* ■on signed Into law Wsdnssday night ■ plan for avoiding massive public Mhool deatgrogation this fall. Tha law, enacted by a apo­ d a l session of the legislature, calls for state tuition grants for children of both races who want to attend private, segre­ gated schools. Similar plana b a n been thrown out by federal courts In Virginia and Alabama, but Mississippi officials say their pruputil proposal is different In that it allows public schools to remain open. South Carolina also has a tuition grant plan and a third school district in tha state Wednesday asked to be In­ cluded in tha program. The State Education Department notified IS South Carolina school districts Wednesday they stand to toes federal funds for Impacted areas if they don't present desegrega­ tion plana by this fall. In Birmingham, Ala., Wed­ nesday, Negroes filed legal objection* to a plan to dsaeg regate four grades In Oadaden, Huntsville and Mad­ ison County this f a ll This suit as Id tha three school sys­ tems were delaying complete Integration "for the sake of daisy alone.” Peggy Goldwater was prestha Cow Pataee Wed­ nesday night when the GOP picked her huebend to be its standard bearer in the elec­ tion ia November. It was a time of supreme happiness and tha culmination af a long struggle for tha Goldwater family. T a t thrilled to death,” Mrs. Ooldwntor said. ,*I am overwhelmed and overcome,” on, "Then art no express my feeling.” Wednesday night she had to go it alone without the Arisons aonator, but tonight he e different story. SAN 3 Die In Plane Dairymen Union To Bring Down Costs Commissioner of Agricul­ ture Doyle Conner this week challenged Florida dairyman to learn to live with competi­ tion and bring costa In line, Speaking to what one speeker described as the larg­ est group of producers and distributers together in 20 yuan. Conner said, "l hope wa can preserve the dairy in­ dustry and that it w ill contlnus to contribute to the state's aconomy.” Connsr referred to the re­ cent Supreme Court ruling which opened the way for Florida distributor* to pur­ chase out-of-state milk, la y ­ ing that It had created a cri­ sis in tha Florida milk in­ dustry. "When we approach the milk industry, we must look ill three directions — toward tha consumer, the producer, end the distributor." Connsr •mphasUed the need for a "reasonable profit for both producer and distributor and a realistic price at tha conBurner level." To survive end flourish. Social Security Q. My wife has her own social security record and will eoon he 82. I'm still working and making a good salary to ■upport us both. Will my earnings keep her from draw­ ing torlal eerurity checks from her own record? A. No, not if your wifs draws from her own record. Q. My daughter's husband has dssertad her and my wife and 1 now help support har children. Since I draw social security checks, I wonder If I can draw anything for thess children? A. Sorry, but only your own, or adopted, or step chil­ dren are covered by your so­ cial security record. Q. 1 haven't worked under social security for the last 10 years. Are the cred­ its 1 earned beck then etill good? A. Yes. They're still on your record and will stay there. Q. My son recently reach­ ed eg* 18. but he is still in high school, la there any way hla social security checks can be centlnuad? A. No. Only disabled chil­ dren'* ilitxha can continue af­ ter 18. Conner eeid the dairy Indus­ try must be ultra-efficfent He pointed out that vnlllc la drastically under-promoted, perhaps because milk has al­ ways met with consumer ac­ ceptance. Synthetics, nrw products, fads ere helping bn create competition at a retail level, tha Commissioner emphasised. He eeid there Is a need la seek out new markets. He cit­ ed the milk success story lie ing written In Japan, point­ ing out that the school lunch program there use* millions of pounds of non-fat dry milk. He said that during tha next decade Japan expects e BOO percent increase in milk consumption, compered with an anticipated per eaplta d* crease In the United States. As far as ths future of the dairy industry la concerned, Conner eeid that rapid chan ges in production techniques can ba expected. Conner called for a "united agriculture" and "sincere, con­ scientious industry leader­ ship.” "Never before have w* needed leederehip as w e do now," he eeid. Hospital Notes WHEREVER BARRY Go1dw«t«r went In San ■mpalgn which brought hit Franciaco In hli cam; nomination aa tha GOP prMldantiBl itandardbearer he was greeted by outstretched handa and he tried to shake them all. (NBA Photo) Tha safest way to view the vicious green maray nal i* probably through tbs port­ hole* at Marlaalaad of Flor­ ida. This time eh* and her hus­ band will walk into tho Cow Pelaco together. When he makes his acceptance ipaach, she will be on the platform with him, as is traditional. Convention! are hard on the wives of candidates. They have to go each night to show s o l i d a r i t y , listen to ths speeches, take ths acclaim and swallow tha boos and catcalls for their husbands. Both Mrs. Goldwater and Mra. William W. Scranton had to auffar those Inner pengs. But for the Arisons senator's wife, victory had long been sewed up nnd she was surrounded by family end friends. Mery Scranton wee meginficent and nt times almost alone with a dignity and cour­ age in the convention hall. Mrs. Goldwater ia going to be a very attractive secret weapon for the GOP in the forthcoming campaign. She al­ ways has been thy about pol­ itics, but she took another look Wednesday night in her time of glory, and obviouely ilked it. While the delegates were wildly whooping it up for Goldwater, hi* wife threw confetti, popped noise mak. era, blew kisses, end waved to th* cheering crowd*. Sh* also dabbed tha tears from har ayes aa aha shared her happiness with th* emotional outpouring of affection by Goldwater supporters. Borons Capture All-Star Tilt United Prose International BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) — The Birmingham Barons, loading the Southern League by m games, are still No. 1 even when opposed by the top players from all seven other league teams. Th* Barons slammed out 12 hits Monday night to win the league's first annuel ell • star game 7-2. Holub Gets New Pact from K. C. KANSAS CITY, Mo. <UPf) —E. J. Holub, e three-year veteran of tha American Football League, today wee signed to a three-year con­ tract with tha Kansas City Chiefs. Holub, three time* allleague linebacker, hee been a standout for the Chiefs since he came to th* club In 1981 as the then Dellee Texans No. 1 draft choice. AN8BACH, Germany (UP1) — A Lufthansa Airline* Boe­ In recent y ea n , medical re­ ing 7S0B four engine Jet with three crew members aboard search ha* provided effective craahad and bumad today. The methods for treating many types of stroke and restoring three men were killed. patients to self-sufficiency, according to Florida Heart Aisoclatlon. TOKYO (UP1)—A blaze baUavad started by spontaneous combustion swept through 10 CIRCUIT COURT. wooded waterfront warn bous R i a n s JUDICIA L CIRCUIT Tuesday Bight and killed o p FLO RID A IN A R K « F O B 19 firemen ia what waa called SRT71ROLR COUNTY. • C ’ARCRRV NO. I4 1 M the worst fir* to hit Tokyo R o n c R o r su it ta slnca tha American fire-bomb HORTOAOR F O N R C L O lU n K F E D E R A L NATIONAL MORTraids of World War II. (JA(JE ASSOCIATION, a to rp or- 19 Die In Fire tail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald Legal Notice a llo a , Legal Notice IN THIS CIRCUIT or- rto a iD J t in SEMINOLE COUNTY. CHANCE RY NO. 14IT1 NOTICK OP SUIT MOHTIiAfiH COURT, and for IN r o u r.C l.O S CRN J. B. (ll.EAMON. JR., as Ad m ln letra to r o f V e t e r e m ' A f ­ faire, s n O fficer o f t h s u n ite d Btotes o f Am erica . 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No. l e t DE 1 E m er e o n - P r y n e K itc he n Cxh auet Kan w ith Hood 1 Moooaram W a ll Furnac e —No. A - i m - K 1 Martha W a sh in g t o n built In o v e n — No. U A - t l t - 3 - U 1 M artha W a sh in g t o n sur t e c s u n it— No. E - t l - l t - 1 - 0 3 Nut one Heater* haa been M ed a g a in * ! you tn tha a b o v s - a l y l td su it, tha ahart t ill* o f which I* J. a tlloason, Jr., aa Ad m in istr a to r o f V e t e r ­ ans' Affairs, an O fficer o f the Un ite d g letsa of America. P la in tiff, v e r s u s W l l l l s m M. K o e n i g and Dolors* C. K o sa lg , his w |f* . Defen d a n ts, and you are required ta a t r v s a enpy o f your Anawer or othsr p lead in g lo the Com pla int on l ’l a l n t l f f s Atto rney, Mack N. Cleveland. Jr.. S u ite 111 S a n ­ ford Atlantic N a tio n a l Bank Building, l a n i a r d , Florida, and til* the o rig in a l A n sw er or ot he r plea d in g ta the o f fic e o f the c l e r k o f the c i r c u i t C o m : o n or b ef ore the ISth day o f August. A. D. t i l l . It you fall lo do so. a decree pro c o n f a ts o w ill he t a k e n e g e l n e t yo u for the r e l i e f demanded In the Complaint. This Notice ( h a lt be p u b lis h ­ ed o n c e a w e e k for f o u r c o n s e ­ cu tiv e t s e t k e In Th e Sanford Herald, a n ew s p a p e r c ir c u la t ­ ed la Sem inal* County , P ie r Id*. . Dated t h is I l k day o f July, A. I). I t l l . I H EAD Art hur 11. Deckwrib, Jr. Clerk o f Circuit Court Uy: Kendra *. J o h n so n D ep u ty Clerk M eek N. Cleveland. Jr. A tto rn ey for P la i n t i f f P. O. D r a w t r F. Hanford. Florid a Pub lish J u ly f, IS. 33. Is. I f f ! JULY U Admissions Darryl Champion, Wynonla Anderson, Terry L. Hines, Zclha F. Ross, Mils! (1. An nett, EUa Mss Brooke, Albert Phelps, Peter MacDonald, Lewis M 1 n t * r , Lucy W. Moughton, Mattie Mitchell, Cora Strickland, all of San­ ford; Roger Limer, Randy D Rimer, Lake Mary; Elsie Brsunle, Deltona. Births Mr, and Mrs. Joseph Ervin of Sanford, a Baby Girl; Hr. and Mr*. Archie Freeman of Sanford, a Baby Girl; Mr. and Mrs. Joe 11. Wllllimson of Longwood. a Baby Girl. Discharges Carolyn Whack and baby boy, Shirley Manley and baby boy, lila c Leon Williams, Donald Griffin, Grace Han­ son, W, Brown MUlcr, Charles A. Mellon, Larry Smith, Wil­ liam Norris, Debra Frede­ rick, *U of Sanford; Levrlle Thompson, Maitland; McDon­ ald Fletcher, Dunbar, W. V*. CD* *34 • Pla in tiff, ■v e. THOMAS R U IBEL L IVALTON and E S T H E R Y. H. WALTON, h' w l l a , D a lo n d sn t* . TO* THOMAS RUSSEL L W A L ­ TON and E S T H E R Y. II. WALTON, hla w i l t , whoxa r e s i d e n c e and w hereabouts a r • un­ k n o w n , and E s th e r Y. II. W slto n 'e teat k n o w n addroaa ll: t i l t W. t i l t h Street, Torrens*, C a lif o r ­ nia. YOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTI­ F I E D that a C om p la in t to loraclota a cert ain m o r te a n * snrumtirrln n tha f o l lo w in g d e t ­ er Ibad r i a l property, tu-wtt: Lot I, Clock A. R aven n a Tark Soetlan of Loo't A r­ bor, according to th* plat thereof as rscordod In P U t Itook 11, pagoa 11 A II. o f th* public records nt Bamlnot* Cou nty, F l o r ­ ida. T o g e th e r w lt k Ur* f a l lo w in g H am s o f proparty w h ich ar* lo catad In and p arm anontly In­ sta lled aa a part o f the Imp ru vem rn te on eeid property: 1 U. E. Ilelr la era to r, Mo­ del No. L A S - I l l Bertel No. o sillllt 1 O E Rang*. Model Me a m -Rt Serial No. OS H l l l l 1 Ste wart W e r n e r W a ll Fur nace, Mode) Me. O R -7IK V en etia n Blinds, tnan ufaoturned by Sem inole V e n e ­ tian Blind Co., no modal n u m b ers o r a eria l n u m ­ bers. h a s been filed a g s i n e t yo u In th* a b o v e- st y led suit, the short t itle of which la F ed eral N a ­ tional Xlorlaaa e Aesoclatlon, a Corp oratloa o rg a n ise d under an Act o f Ctnngrsxs and ex letln p ursu ant to the F ed era l Na tio na l Mortgage A sso cia tio n Charter Act. h a v in g It* prlne l p t l otrics in tho c i t y of W a sh in g to n . Dtelrlcl o f C ol­ umbia, I’i a l u i lf f , v * r a u a, THOMAS RUSSEL L WALTON and E S T H E R T. If. WALTON, hla w ife. D efen d a n ts an d y o u • re required lo se rve a co py o f your A nsw er nr o th e r plead In to the Complaint on Pla in t i f f * Attorn ey, Mack N. Clave tend. Jr.. Sulla 111 Sanford Atlantic Na tio na l Rank Build Ing, ga nfo rd, Florida, an d file th* o r i g i n a l A n iw a r or othor pleading la the a f tl e e o f th* Clerk nt the Circuit Court on ar before the l l l h day o f J u ly , A. D. l i s t , t f you fall to dn so, a decree pro o o n fe ss o will be ta ken a g a i n s t y o u for tho relief dem anded la the Com ­ plaint. This Nolle* ehatt be pubtlxhad anca a w e e k for four c o a M cutlva w e e k s la Til* ga nford Herald, a n ew spa p er c i r c u l a t ­ ed tn Sem inole County. F l o r ­ ida. Dated Ihte ZIrd d a y o f Juna. A- D. l i l t . I SEAL! Art hur U. B e ck w ith . Jr.. ( lerk o f Circuit Court By: Sandra A Joh nson, D. O. Mack M. Clot aland. J t . and Cdrrall Burk e Atto rn ey * far P t a l a t l f f P. o Drawer X Sanford. F lo rid a P ublish Ju n a 31 A J u ly 1, A 11. lilt . C D A-tt delivered daily to your door for O n ly ...................... PUt WEEK �mm fftjr ftanfori July 16, 1964 — Pape S krratti ' Groups Pool Efforts To Aid S A V IN G S A R B TERRIF IC ! We're Cleaning H o u so l •M entally Retarded Children A group of lay and profes­ sional people, interested in child welfare, and in partic­ ular in the welfare of ment­ ally retarded children have pooled their resourcea in an effort to p r o v id e more h e lp for these children. — They recognized that the "retard ed chilli, fur lielnw the intelligence level of normal children, ultvii unaccepted by them and lonely, needs profes­ sional guidance, training and on adequately supervised play and learning atmosphere. Their first step luis been the organization of a summer camping facility for the “ spe^ ciul child," called Camp Chipola. Long a dream of Florida educators and laymen, the camp bccnitio a reality in June when it officially receiv­ ed its first chinpets. A complete program of auntmer camping activities is mailable under the supervi­ sion of trained, experienced counselors. ft The director is Mr. John F. Jacobs, list;. University of Florida, a leather of mentally handicapped children. Also on the staff in addition to a con­ sulting medical doctor, is a registered nurso and Mr. Charles M. Conker. AH, MS who is clinical psychologist with the Child Guidance Clin­ ic of Pinellas County, Florida. Cutnp Chlpolu is approved, endorsed hy ami meets ail the applicable requirements of the Florida Conference of Social Welfare; the American Camp­ ing Association; Florida State Hoard of Health; American Association of Crippled Chil­ dren and Adults’ Guide for Camping for Handicapped. The camp is also upproved hy the University of Florida fur graduate wuth In the field of special education. The lat­ ter approval was required in that cabin counselors include graduate students from the University of Florida. Everything possible is being done, according to officials of the Camp, to make tile chil­ dren’s summer visit uholesomo and worthwhile. Super­ vised piny programs include hiking, cookuuts, nature study sessions, ovemitn camping, story telling, folk dancing and for children who may; horse­ back riding. Controlled classes in beginning and advanced swimming and other water sports will be held. The atmosphere of the camp la natural—not clinical. Rustic cubins and a "cafetorium" or combination cafe­ teria-auditorium have been constructed. An old automo­ bile with lopsided wheels has been donated to camp offi­ cials for use as a "clown car" to help entertain the young­ ster*. Cnmp Chlpolu Is located on 70 acres of rolling woodland in Northern Florida near Worthington. The ramp site is along the white sandy hanks of the Santa Fe River. According to camp officials the camp's current operations will he limited to summer ac­ tivities a t the outset. 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RADIO $ 1 4 ,9 5 Post Holiday Outing Ike Says 1952 Roll Call Dull Seat Belts % °,a* *3 54 Wide Carve 599,95 G-E II" PORTABLE TV Save 50% on Deluxe car mat Save Lives with STORE M A N A G ER ’S CLOSE-OUT! 20" ,1 • SPEED PORT. FAN Five U. S. Army reservists from S a n f o r d Joined 300 others at Fort Stewart, Ga., Monday to begin summer training. The unit commanded hy Col. David Hanlon, will train for two weeks at Fort Stewart, then return to their home station at the Rcacrve Armory in Orlando. Men from Sanford who are undergoing summer training inelude CapL Jerome Liesrnfelt, Cupt. William Runge, Specialist James DcRose, FFC Evcrette Albert and FFC Joe Crane, e • • Richard J. Jansen, machin­ ist's mate fireman, USN, son of Mrs. Anna E. Jansen of 413 Orange Ave. la a crew­ member of the Navy halllstie missile submarine, USS John Adams operating in Cape Kennedy ares testing ballistic m i s s i l e reliabilities. The A SCRAMBLE for coin* pitched to the bottom Adams is the newest of the of tho swimming pool nt the Carl Lommler home HM subs and is equipped witli In LoitRwood was enjoyed hy the young |«ople the A-.7 missile with a range attending a recent ttplnsh party anti covered of 2,501) miles. tlirth supper for the Volunteer Fire Department • • • und Ladies Auxiliary and their families. Roy W. Fileger, 2.7, son of Mr. ami Mrs. Gilbert H. Fil­ eger of 214 S. Elm Ave. is undergoing active duty recruit training at the Naval Train­ ing Center iu Great Lakes, 111. • • • Pvt. Carl E. Stephens Jr., has completed advance InfunLommler last Saturday after­ try training at the U. S. By Donna Ealea Tho Longwood Volunteer noon and evening. Army Training Center In Tho outing, sponsored by Fort Gordon, Gn. Fire Department and Ladles Auxiliary, and their families, the auxiliary, was planned as The ll)-yrar-old s o l d i e r enjoyed a splash party and an ‘entertainment" for all graduated from Lyman High covered dish supper at the those who worked so hard in Schoul In 1803 and entered home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl planning and staging the re­ tho Army in February 10114. cent Fourth of July Fiesta. His home is a t 2300 Lake The guests swam In the ltd., in Fern Park. • • • Lommler pool, played volleyPvt. Duvid Haines, a 1003 hull and kcep-uwny, and many of the young peoplu enjoyed graduate of Lyinun High School has completed advanc­ square dancing. Foods served for the sup- ed infantry training at Fort SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - [>cr were linked hsm, mac­ Gordun, Gu. He is the sun of Former President Dwight D. aroni and cheese, potato and Iluv. Lewis I). Haines, Alta­ Eisenhower says he "never green bean casxvrole, mac­ monte Springs, Florida. • • • D will quite understand" politi­ aroni salad, potato salad, kid­ Army FFC Harold D, cians. And he recalls being ney besn sulad, baked beans, •‘bored to pieces’' by the con­ jello salad, ham rasserole, hot Grice, with the 8th Infantry vention roll call which nude dogs, pickled heels and on­ Division participated In Oper­ him the Republican presiden­ ions, apple pie, pecan pie, ation Northwind, a joint Army-Air Force tactical ex­ tial nominee in 1852. cupcakes, punch and coffee. ercise held in Germany In Eisenhower shared with Those attending, other than television viewers Wednesday Mr. and Mr*. Lommler and June. The maneuver utilised the memories of his first-ballot their children, Barbara, Jan ­ conquest of Sen. Robert A. ice and Carla, wore Mr. and combined fighting strength of Taft for the GOP nomination Mrs. Fred Esclavon, Elisa­ the Army and Air Force unite * at Chicago 1Z years ago. Talk­ beth, Lurry, Lurkie, Freddie, stationed In Europe to accom­ ing about the roll call vote, Ricky and Gene; Mr. and Mrs. plish the largest single-day he said: Bryan Snow, Mr. and Mrs. air drop of combat troops "This bored me to pieces. I Orland Fox, Mr. and Mrs, since WWII. FFC Grice is ths son of just couldn't have had any Bud Eaton, Cindy and Debbie; Mr*. Thelma Hell of 718 W. less Interest, and particularly Mr. and Mrs. Harold Willis, Sanford. when they got to polling (lie iiruce, Keith and Hilly; Mr. First St. in • • • and Mrs. Kenneth Hrshason, delegations by name." If you were In the military The 73-year-old general said Gerry and Albert; Fat Sween­ service during the period he had little trouble switching ey, Fatrick Shea, Gina Hal- from October 1, 1048 to De­ % from positions of military hanakl, Ronnie Kennedy, Dav­ cember 23, 10*3 and had your command to responsibilities id Shes, John Krull, and Don­ orders Thonged or modified ald Carder. of civilian leadership. while you were on leave or "What I didn't know any­ en route to a new station, you thing about," he said, "was may now bo reimbursed. . . . the maneuvering! among Itusis for the eluim Is a political parties and political nevv law, Public la w 88-238 factions within the same which entitles you to travel party. For this I just had to The Sanford Recreation De­ reimbursement from your old depend upon people more partment will present a spe­ duty station to the new sta­ knowledgeable than myself." cial Vacation Dance, Friday tion, even though you msy * The former Chief Executive night at the Sanford Recrea­ have traveled hundreds of did his remlnlicing In an in­ tion Center. Music will tie fea­ miles in the wrung direction terview televised by the tured by Uie "Uluc Charades" unaware of s change. American Broadcasting Co. and the "Checkmates" in a Melvin T. Dixon, director He was asked if be had lit "Battle of Banda." of the Florida D e trim e n t of The doors will open at 7:30 Veterans Affairs a t P, O. 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I am 18 and think I should be able to go In the atnrea alone first and pick out what I like, and then bring my mother In to make the final decision. Lota of my frlenda do that, but I am afraid to suggest It to my mother borause it might hurt bar feelings. Should IT TEENAGER DEAR TEENAGER: You are iw eet to be so consider* ate of your mother’s feel* Inga, Honey. I should think ahe would welrome a plan tfyrt would save her the time and wear and tear of shopping. s e e DEAR ABBY: My hus­ band and I were Invited to this couple's home for Uie evening. We sat in the liv­ ing room talking. The men were watching television and I was trying to carry tn a conversation with the hostess. She picked up her knitting, and every time I ■poke to her she said, “Sh , , , I'm counting." So tho rest of the evening wee Lest I t i m l M T e e lle IMS A IMIS •a Tii.Hi.iaii Arrant" Sblrlef J"#*e - < '• !« !*!■■ At OitS Only *'WAWI*A«iB" |t»a»H m ir b e s e - C »lw m i. « esr. • t e e Of T b e l e e l n t " "Dr. M r» b a » l» * e" "I'eCrr T h e Y e n V a n Tree" ■pent in quiet while she knit. What do you think of a hostess like that? Would you go back there again if you were Invited? SHUSHED DEAR SHUSHED: Your hostess was a knit-wit. And I wouldn’t go back there again unices 1 expected to be needled. s e e DEAR ABnYi My sister end I ere identical twins, and we are not the only aet of twins with this com­ plaint, so ws would appre­ Jacoby ■ffcc TILL 8:00 I l k W i mon. . rni.W T ao forth. We like being twins— It Is fun—but ws w ent to be treated aa indi­ viduals. BOTH OF US e • • * Problems? Write to ABBy, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Calif., 90069. For a person­ al reply, enclose a stnmped, ■elf-addressed envelope. • • e Hat* to write letters? Bend one dollar to Abby, Box 69700, I .os Angeles, Calif., 90069, for Abby'a booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OC­ CASIONS." Onfijiidyn Newspaper Enterprise Assn. First tilings first Is a good formula for dummy play. Us­ ually the first thing to do Is to go after the trump suit, but there ore occasions when an alert declarer should do something better. Fred Karpin points out that when South won the first trick with dummy's king of hearts and took a trump fl* lien ee, he violated this rule with disastrous results. West won the trick and led a sec­ ond heart. lorter, South had to lose a trick In each suit and was down one.Bouth had something ha should havo done before draw­ ing trumps. Of course, had he failed to draw trumps right away, he might have a high NORTH *QBS2 .fX?t 19 ♦ 794* ♦ Q* WEST KART «K 1 *68 NJI065 VQtl ♦ KJ83 4 Q I 0I + KT 4 - + J 10911 SOUTH (D) ♦ A J1 0 7 S VA94 ♦ A8 «A 08 No cste vulnerable Berth West North Rest 1* Pass 8 * Pass JN.T. Pass 4 * Pm Fe u Pass Opening lead—N J. card ruffed, but that chance was a small one and thsrl was a belter chance to elim­ inate dummy's heart loser If (x)a Jh s (Donum: When a new family moves into the neighborhood, have you noticed how often In dis­ cussing tiie wife’s ability to "fit In,” the first question asked Is, "What dots her husband do?" If tho answer to that ques­ tion is satisfactory, the new woman Is In. If It Isn't, sho Is promptly everlooksd and forgotten. And that Is why the social life that women organise and run la so often lairing. The women who ars taken Into a social clrcla are judged not so much on their own qualities as on their social po­ sition their husband's work Is supposed to lend them. The new neighbor mey be a bore, or stupid, or complete­ ly lacking in any of the finer qualities, but if hsr husband la Important enough, the "what • does . your • husbanddo?" snoba will take her up. On tha other hand, ehe might be a gay and charm­ TELEVISION THURSDAY P. 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W en Iker ( I ) C ap tain R a n g a r e e ( I I Cartoowe (SI R s s r c U a F a r Wem en (•> A m erica n H isto ry C | lilv o r c e C o u rt l: o e 1:11 (I ) 1:1* ( I ) <*> lilts <11 (I) (I) 11:11 ( I ) C a rtoon* flat* Hlorm Humper Doom Bey W h e n N e w * — M ika W a t . lecn Hpanleh N e w * — E d w i n N ew . m en Word fa r W e r t t leave Lucy D ece m b er Drld* Conrentrallea Ileal MoCora P rice la R i g h t he started • campaign at trick one. South should have won the first trick In his own hand with the ace of hearts end led a club toward dummy's queen. If East belli the king, South would have been able to take the spade finesse la­ ter, but this time West won with the king end continued hearts. South would take that trick in dummy, cash dummy’s queen of clubs, enter his own hand with the ace of din* monds, discard dummy’s last heart on the ace of clubs, ruff a heart In dummy and then try tha trump finesse. It would still loss, but South has eliminated his losing heart trick first. ByRuthMiiien ing person, capable, friendly and hnva a dosen other as­ sets. Rut If ahe can't meet the "what-does-your-husbanddo?” test, what aha ia Isn’t very Important. That’a the reason why, In ■o many groups of nmrrled couples, the men far outshine the women. The men are Judg­ ed for themselves, but tha women ere Judged by their husbands’ Jobs. This kind of feminlns snob­ bery can make for a very dull group o f women. (I) Tleoeeeed l l l t l (t> n n rit'H t o n tK D iT tm s (S) Ttl A M . rK RSO XS IIAVIND (S) I I I .1 I N I n il U K BA S O I A I M IS S T SAID K STAT Bl You amt each o f r« u a r e A new, Instsot-bonding eahereb y nutlflsd and required to f i ls any cla im s and d em a n d s mrnt, which forms a perms which you ur eit h e r of you, Dent and waterproof bond m ay hava a s a l n e t said ea t a le In tha oINce a t lio n . <\ V ern o e without pretsura or dam ps, MU*. Jr.. Cou nty J u d g e of Ins been Introduced. The Hemlnole County, at li l i c f firs manufacturer said the cement In the Court llo u e* In Hanford, Florida, within e ls c a le n d a r bonds to wood, rubber, metal, n ien th e from t h e t i m e o f the glass, p in tle s, ceramics, can­ ftret p ublic ation o f thla notic e. lU.-li claim ur dem a nd must lie vas and piper. It Is resistant In w r i t i n g end c o n t a i n t h e to oil, grease and alcoliol and place uf resident's en d post orrlce address o f th e cla im a n t U suggested for cementing and m ust ha awurn to hy the counter tops and loosa tiles ta claim ant, lile aitsn t or a t l u r - well as bonding stair treads nay, or lb s sa m e shall be void, or applying decorative trim (a) Harlan Turk l o t 10. Church Htreet and molding. Orlando. Flo rid a As Ad inlnletratur o f said e s ta t e P u b lis h J u ly | , «. Id, IS, 1114 CUI1-T I U I 9 <t> M i s s i n g I.lnk ( I ) P et* A O U d y e ( I ) s e v e n M ere FRIDAY F. M. 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H ie Republican Nation- of business for tonight's seas * ™fcPHTSY Ion la the nominating speeches • FREE Hales • Service Seminole TV CIILLEI HIES Mfcih ' Avr, (’HOMt't (jl l 91M j. / twn TV RENTAL NOW thru SAT. STANLEY BAKER JACK HAWKINS im iM s m im a u T U T i FA 8*4989 len ltb Color TV S a l* 8999 Sanford Ave. for the candidates fur vicepresident. Tbe balloting for the vlce-presldeuUal spot follows, and, if there ia time, the ac­ ceptance speeches by the win­ ning candidates. Come To The Mar*Lou For Prime Beef Charcoal Steaks Newly Decorated Alr*CeadlUened Dtalag R ee* Dancing! / AT IM - H I 9:19 . 9:19 mixing to a soft dough. Di­ vide dough into six portions. Drop one portion on center of greased baking sheet. Drop remaining biscuits around it letting the edges touch. Form nests of each biscuit hy press­ ing hole In center and build­ ing up the aides of the nests. Bake In very hot oven until well browned. As nests spread during baking, build up skies with spoon. FLU each biscuit with fresh, canned or frosted fruit. Chen temperature for baking should be 450 degrees fur 25 minutes. ped pecans and ma>onnalsc well seasoned to make the mixture of a consistency to hold its shape. Stuff the peaches with thr fruit combi­ nation and put halves togeth­ er, holding firmly with a toothpick. Place each whole filled peach In a cup, gently draw out the pick and cover the fruit with orange gelatin made with the Juice of the peaches Instead of water. Have firmly chilled, anti when serving, place a whole pickled stuffed peach on a crisp iclucc cup and top with majonnaiic. 1 qt. mild vinegar Now several hints given to me. Honeydew melon balls mar­ inated in mapto syrup make a delicious fruit cup for cither first course or dessert. When you make chicken soup, try adding ■ grating of nutmeg Just before serving. For a chlklren's party, try serving toasted marshmallow crackers, i'iaco a marshmal­ low (the colored ones look very pretty) on the cracker and place In ■ very hot oven for a minute, A dash of ginger added to chocolate Icing to be used nn at chocolate cake gives a deli­ cious unusual flavor. Have jou ever served mo­ lasses whipped cream on gin­ gerbread ? Try it. To a cup of whippet) cream (even if you use evaporated milk whipped) fold in 3 tablespoons molasses ami serve on hot or cold gin­ gerbread. •# * * Mary U n io n ’s TEXAS HASH Saute in 3 tlisps, shortening: 2 onions chopped 2 green peppers chopped Add 1 Ih. ground round steak and brown. Add: 2 cups tomatoes 44 tap. chili powder ta cup raw rice 1 bp. eatl 14 tap. pepper chopped celery tops Mix aU this well. Place In covered casserole dish and bake at 375 degrees for 43 minutes. Serves 4-0. Anollier recipe from a Mis­ sissippi homemaker. Iler NEVER FAIL HOLLANDA1SE SAUCE Put three egg jnlks in bowl. Melt in pan about k* lb. but­ ter or oleo. Add Juice of 1 lemon. Pour over yolk*. Stir and return to pan. Rinse egg bowl with ** tup hot water. Add this to egg mixture. Add seasoning* to ta*te. Cook over low direct heat, stirring constantly until thick. May Ik reheated. 2 thtpi. mustard seed Sprinkle salt over cabbage. Mix well and let stand over­ night. Drain. Add pepper and mustard seed. Mix well. Add sugar and spices to vinegar, bring slowly to boiling point and pour boiling hot over cab­ bage, Pack in Jsri. Make* S pints. O 0 * Here also is her recipe for MERINGUE CUPCAKES lie cups sifted flour 114 taps, baking powder 14 tap. salt (4 cup shortening 14 cup sugar 1 egg yolk 1 *gg l i cup milk 1 tap. vanilla Sift flour, baking powder and salt three time*. Cream shortening, add augar grad­ ually, creaming until light and fluffy. Add egg yolk and egg, besting thoroughly. Add dry ingredients with the com­ bined milk and flavoring, mix­ ing well after each addition. Best well after last addition only. Turn into well-grraard large cupcake pant. Cover with the following: SUGAR MERINGUE 1 egg white 14 cup sugar 1 tap. vanilla Beat egg white until stiff but not dry. Add sugar grad­ ually, bealing thoroughly aft­ er each addition. Add vanilla and continue healing until mixture forms sharp peaks. Spread on cupcakes sml bake in a slow oven, 323 degrees, for 35 mlnutca. Serve warm with sweetened fruit. Makes 9. t o o T ils homemaker says that there ane a lot of homemak­ ers like her that like to try something new with a prepar­ ed product. So ahe tried this one. o l iv e Facilities For All Site P artin , Banquets, ■pedal Ocraaiosw * * * FRUIT COTTAGE-CAKE 8 cups sifted flour 1 taps, baking powder 1 tap. salt 2 tbspe. sugar 14 cup shortening 1* cup dry cottage cheese 44 cup milk 1 cup diced fruit Fruit for garnish Sift flour, baking powder, salt and sugar together. Cut In shortening end cottage cheese until mlxturo resembl­ es coarse meal. Add milk, M A D .I O il RESTAURANT M A K -L U U COCKTAIL LOUNGE Lee Rotas, Owner — Hwy. 17*98 Just South e f Hanford * o * ■ • * 9 9 PATRIOTIC ItEI), white nntl blue make biK bench news this season, not only in swimsuits, but in towels ns well. This facsimile of tho towel made for the 1961 U. S. Olympic teams is woven in sturdy terry in the authentic three-color stripe anil him the imdgniu of the lighted torch and olive leaf wreath on each end. It's largo enough to he fashioned into a useful and attrac­ tive topper in a m atter of minutes. 9 Also Iter MINT SAUCE. •« cup chopp'd mint •j cup cider vinegar 4 tbsps. sugar Pinch of baking soda Chop mint finely by putting Lot* of marriage knot* nre leaves in gluss and snipping with scissors. Heat vinegar tied in June nml lull of men und augar to boiling point and have lesa rope. pour over Ilie chopped mint. .Mix In Midu, let cool and serve with any cut of lamb. Serves 3. BARGAIN COUNTER Before sewing plastic ma­ terial, make certain that your iH’i-vlie will not slick. Keep |( -mouth by rubbing with a tit­ tle talcum or French chalk. OTHER MJSC. ITEMS ON Capture their beauty in pictures Altii*' us hfotinuiitti-ti tot AodciJ* (ompfov • • film STUFFED PICKLED PEACH SALAD Have ready 8 large pickled peaches (tin canned variety may be used) ami 3 packages of cream cheepe, 1 cup chop- Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 0 OP SUMMER JEWELRY ALSO * * * SPECIAL! If Summer Sun — Surf and Sand Are M a k i n g Your Hair I.lf clean Let Us Make It Look Like New — FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322*5692 EVELYN'S Flemings (lifts • I'nrdw - Hooks 210 E. First St. 210 S. PARK AVE. HEAUTY SALON IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL 3rd & MAGNOLIA YEW KAME! YEW SEEN! YEW BOT! 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So, Yew nwl kum '■ git cm. to PAIR WOMEN’S ALL REDUCED FASHION • Mr i - W 16- p u rr s 1 can refrigerator biscuit* 40 olives (stuffed) and well drained 14 cup grated parmesan cheese Cut biscuits In quarters with scisaors. Wrap dough around the drained olive and roll in Parmesan cheese. Place on greased cookie sheet about 1 inch apart. Bake at 450 degrees for about 9 min­ utes. Make* 40. T h u n , * F rt - Sal — After 9:89 P. M. Music IIjr “HOLIDAYS” From Orbutdo SHOWS In m y first recipe thli week, I saw these Red Cab­ bage Pickles in their Jars. The homemaker offered to open a Jar to let me try them, but 1 do not like red cabbage so did not try them. However, 1 know that thene are plenty uf ullicrs who do like them ao 1 am very glad to pass on her recipe to you. RED CABBAGE PICKLES 2 L p i. salt 2 qts. thinly sliced red cab­ bage 14 tap. pepper ft cup sugar pickling spices fin cloth bag) By Oswald Jacoby TONIGHT FRIDAY A. K. 1:01 1:11 lilt 1:10 1:1S t t : l l (t> (I) It. W. DKIIN ^ V flC f U U ciate It if you would print this letter to educate people on the likes and dislikes of twins. P in t, we hate It when people come up to us end ask, ‘Are you twins?" They know perfectly well we ere. Next, we don't mind being referred to e« "the twine," when someone la talking about both of ua. But whan someone calls one of ua "Twin" or "Twinnle," wo don’t like It. We don't like to be treat­ ed es though we were one person with two heads, and four arms and four lsga and Page £ O AtW t By Mrs. H. L Johnson DEAR ABBTi W i (four a lsten ) war* quit* youn* w h e n o u r grandmother I*M ed way, tearing us all her lorely cut g la n . I m«rrtad flrat, ao 1 ato rod the bog of cut glass In my at* tic. When the neat sister married aha had a china closet, ao ahe asked me if aha could keep the cut glass in her home. I agreed. Then the other two girls married. I t has been twelve years, and now the other alstera and I, too) could use our ahara. When I asked the alater- who haa It displayed in her eh (ha closet for my share, ahe told me I had GIVEN it all to her. She can keep mine, but the other alstera feel that I GAVE theirs to her, too. How can I tight this with* out creuUng hard feelings? A SISTER FanTorH frn!B Stir W ERE 7.95 Includes Battery �8Thr • infer It VrriIB July 16, 1664 — Pap# R Oviedo Women Miss Elizabeth. Williams Betrothed LundqHostess To Mrs. Raymond Attend Reunion In Tennessee Bridal Coffee Feting Miss Kay Ivey «* By Evelyn Lundy Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Slavik and Mrs. Dora Kelsey of Oviedo attended a unique re ­ union in CookvUlc, Tcnn., re ­ cently. They spent iwo weeks in this beautiful mnunlain city, home of Tennessee Tech Uni­ versity, visiting friends and relative*. On July t there was a re­ union of cousins from far and near. They came from Arkan­ sas, Oklahoma, Alabama. Texas and Florida. There were 21 first cousins and al­ together there was a total of 90 .second, third, etc., cousins. The dinner was held In the Veterans Building In Cookvllle and the food was describ­ ed as fabulous! The visitors stopped in Milledgevllle, Ga , and visited relatives on the way home. Personals Mr*. A. L. Hardesty has re­ turned from Miami, wherr she visited her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. William Ha Id In. Miss Diane Dublin accomp a n l r d her grandmother home for a Uirce week's visit In Sanford. Mr, and Mr*. Frederick Hastings Williams of San­ ford, announce the engage­ ment amt approaching mar­ riage of t h e i r daughter, Elizabeth Buford Williams, to David Ronald Stanley, son of Mr. and Mr*. Alfred Wil­ liam Hugh Stanley, also of this city. The bride - elect is th e granddaughter of Mrs, Fred T. Williams, thr Isle Mr. William* and the late Mr. and Mr*. Allen 1-cggett. The bridegroom-elect is the grandson of Phillip C Stan­ ley and the late Mr*. Stanley. His maternal grandmother is Mr*. Mary K. Hudson of Macon, Georgia. Miss William* i« a native of Sunf.'rd, attended local schools ami is a graduate of Seminole High School, class of Jtitil. She was graduated from Florida Slate Univer­ sity, with n IIS. Degree ill Fashion Merchandizing, this summer. While a student there she was a member of the Freshman Social Council, Sophomore Council, Phi Mu scrorlty ami Fashion, Inc. She was social chairman of h e r sorority and chosen "Little Sister of Minerva" by Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fra­ ternity during her snphnmotr year. M ISS K L I/iA H B T H R U F O R l) W IL L IA M S Mr. Stanlry, a Sanford na­ tive, attended local school* and was graduated from Seminole High School in IIW. He was selected for the By Maryann Mllr* All-State Football Team dur­ Mr. and Mr*. David Whil- ing his senior year and den of Montgomery Hoad in now residing al 3375 Marques Forest City, are the proud Street, l’rnsacola, following a parents of a new son, Itirky Joe Whildcn, horn July 5. and wedding trip. Out of town wedding guests weighing six pounds ami II included Mr. and Mrs. C. It. ounces. Ricky was confined lo the Kirtley, Santord; Rev. and Mr*. Wight Kirtley. Enter­ hospital until July 13, due tn prise; Mrs. M. If. Albritton, a blood deficiency, which nc. S IS >9M Mrs. Harold Irwin ami Ricky ccssllated four complete cy­ Irwin, Atmore. Ala.; Mr. and cles of blood transition. HILVEHPI.ATE BY — Mr. anil Mrs. Whildcn hive Mrs. Unriary McGhee and Mi­ INTERNATIONAL chael McGhee, Mobile, Ala. three oilier children, Tnuolliy, Valeric and Pamela. KADER A beaten egg will fill aboul The paternal grandparents, four tablespoons, the U, -S. Mr. and Mrs. Klilml Whildcn. JEWELERS Department of Agriculture rc- live next door on Montgomery 112 S. I’ARK AVE. ports. Ifoud. New Arrivals Yvonne Barnhill Is Bride J ilts. RAYMOND LUNDQUIST, left, was hasless at her lovely Loch Arbor home In a revent bridal coffee reception in honor of Miss Kay Ivey, July bride-elect of Ronald Lindsey. Mrs. Mrs. Raymond Lundquist Has hostess recently to a de­ lightful morning coffee recep­ tion at her gracious I-och Ar­ bor home honoring Miss Kay Ivey, bride-elect of Ilonald Lindsey. The recei-'lon rooms were adorned with assorted a r­ rangements of pastel fruits and pink and white blossoms were cleverly arranged to form miniature bridal bou­ quets. Two hanging baskets of white carnations with pink s a t i n streamer* attached were suspended from the archway, leading to the round punch table, centered in front of a picture window, overlook­ ing the flower garden. The punch table was cov­ Lundipiist serves refreshing strawberry punch to Mrs. Kdwin L. Lindsey, Ronald's mother, Miss Ivey, bride-elect and her mother, Mrs. John Ivey. ered in pastel pink net over satin with frilly ruffles cas­ cading to the floor. Sweet­ heart roses edged the circular table, and the refreshing straw Iscrry punch, in a crys­ tal bowl, was surrounded by sweetheart roses. A square table, Identical to the punch table, in the pink net covering, was edged in DeBary Personals By Mr* Frank White Richard Lainc of Lilac Drive returned from Hoy'* Mate, Tallahassee, where he represented t h e American Legion, Herbert D. Gibb Post 259, of Dcliary. t # Mrs. Edna Decker drove to Troy, Mich., with Mr. and Mrs. Dopglas Fear of De­ Bary, and visitrd tier lister, By Evelyn Lundy Visiting the Hubert Rays of Oviedo for several day* re. rrntly were Mrs. Ray'* broth­ er and Ills wife, Mr. and Mr*. Maurice Fnuts, and their chil­ dren, Trcsa, Randall and Rhonda, from Marvel Hill, Gn. Linda Ray returned with the visitors for several weeks Visit. Major and Mrs. Don Schaf­ fer and children are rn route to Heidelberg, Germany, aft­ er a two weeks visit with Ma­ jor Schaffer's mother, Mrs. Charles Schaffer, and Mrs. Schaffer's mollu-r, Mrs. J. S. Lee, of Oviedo. They will be stationed In the beautiful city of Heidelberg for three year*: this i* the location of the fam­ ous Heidelberg University which is the oldest of all Ger­ man universities. Among the many people of Oviedo who have recently visited the World’s Fair were Frosting Streaking Mrs. Frank Carpenter. Mrs. Decker stayed at Mrs. Carpenter’! collage at Ronfine, Mich., for a week and helped her sister celebrate h e r 88th birthday. Other guests at the birthday party were her brother, J. Judd, ami nephew, Everett W. Judd. cr, Gustave Jung, in Pirmuses, Germany. Mrs. Gi*c hi no spent three months with her brother and often visited the Import Fruit and Vego. table business lie operates there. Coming home to Orlando on tlto same jet. she made tlic trip in one day, and was glad Mrs. Emma (iiachino of to get hack to sunny Florida, DeBary departed by •Left- as the weather was quite cool hansa Je t” to visit her broth- in Germany while she vliited there. Mr. and Mrs. Robert I-ee' and their ehildren, Pat and Hob­ by. They went by way of Limcporl, Pa,, in visit with Mrs. Lee’* parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Scagrest, who kept the smaller Lee children while their parents visited the fair. Nearly one-third of the IB million persons over 03 In the United Stales lives In rural areas, the U. S. Bureau of the Census reports. Mrs. John Kormann of Me­ dina Road returned this week from a visit to Washington, D. (’., where she visited tier chil­ dren. She men went to Tcaneck, N. J., to visit her daughter, Mrs. K. Stahl, and her family. The World’s Fair In Flush­ ing, N*. Y.. was her next slop and she visitrd former friends living m Ding Island Pt. Y. While in New York she law her hrothrr and slstcr-ln-law, Mr. and Mrs .F. Behr, off to Germany, and her sister, Mrs. E. Tktgcn. pink satin ribbon with nose­ gays at the corners. Coffee was poured from elegant an­ tique silver service flanked by crystal candelabra holding tall pink tapers. Bolh tables were simply lovely, and rcflcclrd an enchanting bridal atmosphere. Dainty tea sand­ wiches, toasted nuts, minia­ ture candies and cakes were olferrd from silver and crys­ tal service. Kay received the guests in a stunning blue anil yellow original print frock, featur­ ing a full skirt and low cut bodice, and wearing the car­ nation rnrxagc, presented to her l»y Mrs. Lundquist, at her waistline. Mrs. John Ivey, Kay’s mo­ ther, received in a smart while crepe sheath belled in salin, and Mrs. Edwin Lind­ sey, mother of 11m - future bridegroom was attired in a stunning brocade sheath. Mrs. Lundquist received the guests in a chic red linen, featuring pceka-hon fagoling. Mrs. Lee Swartz, Mrs. Ben­ nie Austin, Mrs. Kay Shoe­ maker and Mr*. John Fitz­ patrick capably assisted Mr*. Lundquist in serving the 85 guests who called during the appointed hours. O f William. Wight Kirtley Ysonc Barnhill, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. M. It,. Albritton, of Atmore, Ala., and William Wight Kirtley, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Kirtley, of San ford, were united In holy matrimony on June 27 at 10 a.m. in Pensacola. The Rev. Wight Kirtley, brother of the groom, per­ formed the Impressive cere­ mony before the mantle em ­ banked with chrysanthemum* and white stocks, flanked by pedestal baskets of blossom*. The bride was lovely In a street length while brocade ensemble, featuring a white chiffon overskirt and her corsage was of white orchids. Mrs. Lindsey McGhee of Mobile, Ala., attended tier sister as matron of honor, and she was attired in a pale pink sheath with an orchid corsage. Floyd McDonald, USN, re­ tired, of lTnsacola, served ll>e groom as best man. The bride's mother chose a blue dress with an orchid cor­ sage ami Ihc groom's motlirr was allired in a pastel print with an orchid corsage. Following the wedding, a reception was held in the home, with Mr*. Wight Kirt­ ley and Miss Debbie Ramhill assisting. Mr. and Mrs. Kirtley arc M MO.98 C O N T IN U E S ! O U T ST A N D IN G Betty Anne's Hair Styling Salon 2201 S. Park Ave. Fashion Clearance Now Going: On! (PRACTICALLY STORKWIDE) UNUSUAL VALUES! Rl(i SAVINGS! dioWSlA Fashions 2626 PARK DR. Open Wed. p.tn. A Erl. Nit* / ONE SPECIAL RACK OF — DRESSES ‘4. „ Get the extra value features of Playtex $2.50 Bras A. Fothion-Moglc* Brat with underlift panel* B. Magic-ding® Bras—no rideup—ever C Cotton A la c e * —nylon lace cup* fully lined with toft cool cotton All bro* white 32 A to 40C. D size* fathion-Maqic $1.00 more. "Featuring Fashions Just For You” Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed Open Friday Evenings Summer V A LU ES ! 9flaky £iU w tb CALL 322-4913 Miss Linda Margaret Hunt, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. W. F. Hunt, of 2408 Palmetto Ave , has been accepted for admission at David* Lipscomb College, Nashville, Tcnn.. in the fall quarter. Llpseomb Is a fully arrrediled senior liberal arts college. 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Ho was pledged to Delta Tan Delta Fraternity and » member of Sculllrns. In l'Jflt hr entered military service and is serving with the United States Army, Ft. Knstis, Va. The wedding will take place in thr homp of the hride-clect, in the presence of member* of the families, «m August . 200 N. PARK AVE. PH. 322-2383 OPEN WED. AFTERNOON *Cupt: Nylon lace. Center, Back and Cup liningi Cotton D 1114 B t |H| S H M M H M A k k i t i l i B S t O B l t i e x F y t i T I B IN It • i A. $2.$0 $2.90 �I n I 1 iMMumw H e R m TbtB WrrsTli Page 6 — July 16, 1964 si VI Ii LI i ft Yanks Blank Baltimore To Take American Loop Lead Between Clubs To Battle Us Fans Again Tonight By BOB 8UDTK Newspaper E ittrp riii A in . Back la tha days whan tha Soman Coliseum played to packed houaaa, sports—If you a n tha type to think of them this way—wars a little one­ sided. Match a aklnny Hon with one Christian and you are co la s to end up with a fa t lion. Bat area la those daya the fans gat a kick oat af watching loser*. They may ho tha earliest ancestor* af the Mata* prsaeat-day asw i■ I On* day, however, the Christians got fed up. They leaned notlcei "We have had It . . . Wat# tired of being considered here d’oeuvrea . . , We’re fighting mad and we're gonna teach those lions a les­ son, yea *lrl" From then on tha Christians began anting hot pepper* and garllo and tha Ilona began anting bicarb, s e e This, friends, was the back­ ground for the Mata’ new brand, Shea Stadium and tho 1064 All-Star game. Seaor Al topes, the brave aaldide who commands the White Baa legions, was fosad guilty by American League procart tor fe e Cro­ nin. The smiling tenor cap­ tained the AL atari against tha awesome Hone of the National leap. Al, a good Chris tie*, aald ha wee gotag ts win IL Tha Nationals managed a burp in reply. “It would do ua a lot of good to puncture tho talk about how much otronger the National League la supposed to be," said At, who has lost throe All-Star game* end two World Series to the NL Ilona, a s * C l e v e l a n d Indian Leon Wagner scoffed at the Na­ tionals! "I'm tired of reading shout bow good those guys are , , , Teams In tha aamo place In tha standings In ci­ ther league would be evenly matched . , . I’ll compare Sandy Xoufax and Whltey Ford, Willla Mays and Mick­ ey Mantle . . . Billy Pierce and Don Larsen couldn’t get anybody out hero any more but they 'did It over there. , . " Harmon Killebraw o f the Minnesota Twins and Alt* Star several times agreed with Wegnert “ All of a sadden all the talent Is ev* ar there . . • J u t give ua three years, wa have some great tales! . . . Bara we'd Uka to knock them o ff In the All-Star game." Hsrmon'a best — three for four—wasn't enough to ball out the AL. e * • With Uila attitude sweep­ ing the league, the All-Star game was for blood—on pa­ per. Whltey Ford said ho woo Itching for anothor chance at Koufax. Whltoy didn't even got a chance to pitch. A Yan­ kee player aald ha had never seen such a feeling o f dsterminstloa going Into tha glamor game. Now tha Ilona have won again and wo don't know any more B B . — Before Bhea Stadium. This all kind of amused Ua old-timers, 1 mean we neighborhood hall playora had an easy way af proving which was tha batter aide of town. Somewhere along In the eighth Inning—es­ pecially If yon happened to bo behind somebody weald throw a p u c k . And in n minute everybody know which neighborhood had tha beat club. And It wae REALLY important to have guys on your turn who could hit. Pee Wee League BeauHi Wednesday Tigers IS Cubs 10 Paathara II Yanks t STANDING! Chief* T Paathara • Tigers • Rebels 1 Yaska I Cube 1 Gama* Friday 6 « T Chiefs va Rebels (Ft. Melina Little League Field l:M ) Cuba va Yanks (FJ, MeUoa Sofball Field 4:30) By Fred Down ... UP! Sports Writer The New York Yankees oc­ cupy first plica In the Amcr lean League because In a cri­ tical moment Yogi Berra caU ed the tunc, Whltey Ford played it and Boog Powell danced to it. Tha moment of crisis cam* in the ninth inning of the Yen kees' 2-0 victory over the Bal­ timore Orioles Wednesday when Powell stepped to the plate with Jackie Brandt on bate and two out. A homer would have tied the score and Ford feared that he might feed Uie gopher pitch to Powell be cause an aching right hip wai preventing him from throwing U s sharp-breaking curve. H ie 33-year-old Ford asked Berra to choose between let­ ting him pitch sliders or call­ ing in Steve Hamilton to pitch to Powell. Berra choaa to let Ford handle the )ob with sliders and Whltey responded by getting PoweU to hit Into a game-ending infield out. Post 53 Whips Orlando, 4-3; 19 Here Friday Sanford's I’oit 33 American Legion Junior baiebaU club noted out Post 243 by a 4 to 3 count Wednesday afternoon at Colonial Field In Orlando to set (he stage for Friday night's big game here at Me­ morial Stadium with Orlan­ do's P oit 10. The locals collected six bits yesterday afternoon and five of the six really counted. In tha opening frame Poll 243 combined a hit and one of Sanford's two errors to puih over a run. But Sanford bounced back to knot the count at 1-all when Hick Sires clouted a home run In the third. The Pott S3 aggregation took a one-run lead In Uie fourth when an error, a stolen baae and a timely tingle by Sanford's hurler, D o n a 1 a Smith, brought In the locab’ second marker. Iq the fifth, Sanford con­ tinued Its scoring when two hits put a pair of runners on tha sacks and they were brought in by a clothes-line double smacked by catcher Billy lllgglna. Orlando threatened to tie the affair In their half of the ■lath when a pair of walks an error and a base hit pro­ duced two runs. Smith wai replaced by Jim Courier who extinguished the "fire" and went on to blank Poit 213 In the seventh. Smith whiffed seven, walk­ ed three and gave up five hits. Courier walked one, fan­ ned one and allowed ooe hit during h b relief stin t Score by Inlngi! Sanford 001 12* * - 4 f 2 Orlando IN OOt a—1 4 3 S a lih , Courier ( ! ) and Biggtnai Frailer, Gall O tb a a n (!) and Gary Coleman. The victory raised Ford'* season record to 12-1 and hb seventh shutout tied h b own dob record for on* season. Alio, the 41st shutout of hb career surpasied the mark be previously shared with Rad Ruffing, Joa PepttoM drove in both New York runs with a single in tha second toning as the Yankees rolled to their sixth straight victory since the AHn r break and dealt the Ori­ oles their fourth straight set­ back. The Boston Red Sox routed the Chicago White Sox, 11-2, Urn Minnesota Twins downed the Wariilnrtoo Senator* 4-0, the Kina a i City Athletics beat the Cleveland Indtoni 5-3 and 3-3 and the Los Angeles Angeb swept a doublcbeader from tho Detroit Tigers 3-4 and 1-0. In tha National League, Mil­ waukee defeated San Fran­ cisco 6-2, Los Angeles routed St. Loub 13-3, Cincinnati nip­ ped Houston 3-1, Pittsburgh topped Philadelphia 3-0 and Chicago shaded Now York 3-3. Dick Stuart hit hb 19th and 20th homeri of the season and lilted hb RBI total to 73 with six runs batted In to pave the way for Boston's Arnold F.arley to win hli first game of tho aeaton. Carl Yaslrxemikl weighed In wllh three hits to the 14-hlt Boston attack. Jim Grant pitched "an old time shutout-'—allowing 13 hits but pitching out of numerous Jama—for the Twins, whose l i ­ bit attack wai spiced wllh homers by Jimmie Hall, Rich RolUni and Jim Snyder. John Kennedy had four hits for the Senators. Homera by BUI Bryan and Rocky Colavilo backed Ted Bowafleld’a five-hit pitching to the nightcap after West Stock scored hla 12th straight win over two aeatona with 3V4 In­ nings of ahutout relief pitching to the Kansas City sweep of tha Indiana. Lou Clinton and Felix Tor­ res homered to give the An­ gela their margin of victory to their first game and then Dean Chance pitched a flve-hllter as Los Angeles completed the sweep of the twi-olght doubleheader. Bob Perry’s eight-tontog homer gave the Angels the only run of the nightcap. Shirley Martin Tops Keglers In 02372549 Shirley Martin had her ball rollin' In the Jet Uowlrrettea League at Jat Lanes as she pounded out n 101/542 to lead the league in all departments. Klnlno Kostlval rolled a fine 182 game and other high garnet turned in were a 164 by Jane Spot ski, 165 by Don­ na Atkina, 164 by Sherry Cannon end Tens Parker and a 163 by Kay Bhoemaker. Sherry Cannon notched the only "turkey" of the morning and a number of ladies came through with split conver­ sions aa Claudette Behrvne made the 5-7, Doris Scheuteet the 2-5-7, F.telne Koetival the 5-10 and Glnny Chadwick Reaulta Wednesday Kingawood 10 Wilson Mabr 1 converted the 3-10 twice. WU. Maler 000 000 1— 1 4 3 Kings wood 01S Oil x - 1 0 IS 3 W P - Leroy Eatridge (13-0), LP— Torn Debord (4-S), HR —Xlngiwood, Danny Under­ W L Ptt- GB wood, Butch Cook k Don Car­ San Fran. S3 33 .398 ter Phil*. 43 34 .390 1 Florida State T McReney 6 Clan. 47 19 .547 414 Fla. State 010 034 » - 7 I 3 Pittsburgh 44 13 .330 4 McReney 203 000 3—1 1 3 St. Louis 44 43 .313 7V4 W P - Don Hunter (7-3), LP Mllw. 44 41 .311 7Vi -F r a n k Williams (17-0) Los Ang. 43 43 .404 t STANDINGS Chicago 41 43 .431 BVt Kingswood u 0 Houston 39 49 .433 13Vi McReney $ 4 New York M 43 .M 36V4 Longwood • 4 Wednesday's Resells Fla. State • S Chicago 3 New York 2 Robb* • T Los Angelos 13 SL Louis 3 (N) Wllaon Malar 1 11 Cincinnati 3 Houston 1 Cbaat a 10 Milwaukee • Sea Francisco 2 U S O s 11 (N) Gamee Thareiay Pittsburgh 3 Philadelphia 0 Robb* at Chase 7:30 (N ) U80 at Loniwood 3:43 Games Today ( F t Mellon Park) Houston at Cincinnati (N) San Francisco at Milwaukea Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (N) New Yolk at Chicago TOKYO (U PI) — Flash Loa Angelas at SL Louis (N) Elorde o f tha Philippine* ar­ Friday'# Garnet rived her* today to put the Philadelphia at Cincinnati (N) finishing touches on hU train­ Pittsburgh at Milwaukee (N) ing lor Me defense of the Chicago at Loa Angelas (N) Junior l i g h t w e i g h t title New York at St. Louie (N) against Tcruo Kosaka July Houston at San Francisco (N) Men's League National League Set For Fight 'Players Night' Set By Boosters Head Coach Jim Plgott of morning that Friday, Septhe Seminols High School Umber 11, haa tentatively football team announced this been set ae tha data the Sem­ inole Boosters Club will hold its first annual Players Night. Seminole H i g h gridiron fane will be invited to attend a special workout of the ■chool'e football eleven at Sanford’s Memorial Stadium. "It will be not an ordinary practice session," said Roger Harris, president of the BooatTbs Casselberry club In the era. Seminole Senior League, re­ "Players on the three teams playing a 6 to 0 tie In a pre­ Coach Plgott will utilise this vious contest for the first season will be introduced In­ half title, posted an 6 to 6 dividually and as ■quads,'* v i c t o r y over Altamonte Harris declared. "The team's Springs at Cooper Field in coaching staff will demon­ Casselberry’s R e e r e a t l o n strate end explain the offen­ Park. sive and defensive formations Going Into the seventh fane can expect to aee the frame, Altamonte Springs team utilise during the 1964 was able to get Williams and season." Newell aboard but Cassel­ Harris went on, “after thei* berry's hurler, Brent Helms, demonstrations the coaches whiffed ths next two hitters end the players win demon­ to retire the side. strate ths formations In actu­ In the final etanxa, Ronnie ally scrimmage. Two eoechee Skeen got aboard and Rick will utilise necktie microMiller breke up the affair phonee hooked up to a pubtia with a homer. address system so that every­ In another affair, Caasel- one present will be able to berry took a 5 to 0 decision hear tho explanations and from Altamonte Springe with actuaHy hear the mentors Helms going the distance to coach ths squads during ths pick up the victory. game-type scrimmage." Tonight Sunland will play Plgott pointed out that this Longwood. feature should be particularly Interesting to the ladles since we plan not only to explain but also demonstrate many football terms. For example, League Standings: Team W L "ho said, " w ill ehow tho fane how guard* put out and run Behrens Tractor Repair V • Interference for ball carrier*. 18 10 (Veil ehow the ladle* whet Kama Insurance Cut 'n' Curl 18 10 the buttonhook meene In 18 10 football language, plus many Ll'l Buggers 13 15 other things thst should InBadcock Furniture Maryland Fried creese their knowledge and 10 18 interest In ths game." Chicken Scnkarlk'a Plaint More details, Harris said, k Glass would be announced at a la­ Mac’s “66" ter date. Meanwhile, Harr!* aald It wee too early to mek* a re­ port on the current member­ WEDNESDAY'S RESULTS ship drive In which the boost­ er group is attempting to en­ Knoxville B Macon 7 list 1,000 local fane. Ho In­ Chattanooga B Columbus 3 dicated that he would attempt Lynchburg 9 Asheville 1 Birmingham at Charlotte, go compile a report for an­ nouncement early next wee*. ppd. rain. I Casselberry In Twin Wins Over Altamonte Nine SEMINOLE SWIM ASSOCIATION members who won ribbons during tho group's recent par­ ticipation in a meet nt Eustis are pictured above. (Front row, from left) Debbie Johnson, Beverly May, Tommy Hunter, Colleen Harrison and Dennis Epps. (Second row) Cindy Wilson, Michael Smith, Con Wilson, Cherie Itosemond, Kathy Reagan, Marchelle OHff, Walt Morgan, Randy Bowline nnd Rob Besscrer. (Back row) Coach Emma Spencer, Chris Wilson, Sandy Richards, Skip Parsons, Cheryl Murray, Linda May, Delaine Johnson, Greg G&nus and Freddie Ganns. (Herald Photo) Kingswood And Bankers Grab Softball Wins Local LL Stars To Play Ormond Beach Tonight T h e Kingswood Builders "huilt" on to their winning streak Wednesday night when they extended their number of consecutlvo victories to 17 at the result of a 10 to 1 victory over Wilson Malor, LeKoy Estridga captured his 13th game in as many decision* and allowed the Furnlturemen only f o u r ■inglca over the seven-inning route, Klngswood’a Hutch Cook registered three hits, Don Hervey teamed up with Dan­ ny Underwood end Eaterldge to poet two apiece. Under­ wood, Cook and Don Carter had homera aa Kingswood posted IU 26th victory in 27 game*. Pat Nclta o f Florida State's Bankers uncorked a game­ winning beats loaded triple in the sixth frame to lead hla club to a 7 to 6 squeaker over McIUney's Painters. Nolta and Robert Murrle each had two hlta to lead the Bankers. Larry Watson waa the only McRanoy player to manege es many as two hlta. McRaney threatened In the lest inning but two rune was all they could muster. Don Huntsr picked up the win in a fine performance for the Rankers. The two teams which will carry the hopes of Sanford In the Florida Little League championships win be to ac­ tion tonight at Fort MeUon Park when the Little Amer­ ican League aU-stari and the Little National League ellstars will boat Ormond Beach In a pair of exhibition tilti. The first game wUI get un­ der way at 4 p.m., and the second wUI start at • p.m. The Southern Florida Dis­ trict four tournament will be­ gin next Tuesday. The southern playoffs will be held here In Sanford and also in SL Cloud. Tho winner of the Southern Diatrict Four playoffs will m e Into the final* of the tournament against Northern Florida’s District Four win­ ner. The playoffs In the north­ ern icction of the state will be held to Ocala, Leeiburg and Bellview, The District Four fepreaen* tative will participate In the state championships to be held to Jacksonville Beach. The firit game of the state tourney has the District Four winner meeting the District Five winner on Aug. 4. Last year the Florida Lillie League Tournament waa held in Panama City with Jackson­ ville Beach winning the title and Sanford placed second. Over 73 franchised Little Leagues in Florida, repre­ senting over 373 teams and some 6.000 boys, participated during the 1964 season. American League W L PrL GB 31 31 .623 New York S3 33 .613 Vi Baltimore Chicago 30 34 .593 2 47 40 .340 014 Minnesota Detroit 44 43 .304 914 Loa Ang. 43 47 .478 12 Boaton 42 44 .477 13 Cleveland 36 43 .429 16 Kan. City 34 54 .386 20 Waah. 34 57 .374 2114 Wednesday's Results New York I Baltimore 0 Ixw Ang. I Detroit 4, 1st Los Ang. 1 Detroit 0, 2nd Kansas City 5 Cleveland 3, let Ken City 3 Cleveland 2, 2nd Minnesota 4 Washington 0 Games Today Cleveland at Kanaaa City Washington at Minnesota Baltimore al New York (T-N) Chicago at Boston Only gam ei scheduled Friday'* aGmea Loa Angeles at Minnesota (N) K an su City at Chicago (N) Detroit at Haiti more (N) Cleveland at New York (N) Washington at Bo*too (N) In Florida every boat must carry one approved Ilf* savIng device for each passen­ ger, plus a peddle, a nips end an anchor. ** ' ■— : , —( qr.»ir. * t: —-*? ,♦ , ", ■— $ V£© YOU CAN ncaro up wildlife from the wnter that you’d never find from a land approach to hubitat. 3-Wildlife By BILL McCOIlMICK Newspaper Enterprise Assn. No matter where you boat, the chances are you can scare up all kinds of wildlife from the water that you couldn't even get closo to by land. Be­ cause they aro not as often bothered by man, creatures that live near the water are usually leas wary of humans than those that live less se­ cluded lives. There are birds around the water that never are seen far over land. Terns usually breed on send dunee and coots nest in rushes on the margin of, or in, the water. Nothing can afford more pleasure to a wildlife lover than observing come of thh diving birds es they fly over the water end suddenly dart down through the waves to scoop up a tasty morsel of fish. Wading birds, which stay near or in the water, are fun to discover and amusing to watch. Thty can be beautiful or grotesque—and sometimes both. No matter how deserted a beach may look, you can be assured It la teeming wllh fantaslio creatures, ranging In else from fiddler to king crabs. Reptiles or mammals may be observed from your craft, depending on where you do your boating. A boatman lucky enough to spot otters, especially If they are at play, has scored a wildlife jackpot. There Is one river In Flor­ ida which abounds In wildlife, SP EC IA LS EVERY DAY! ON 100 BRANDS FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY - I A M . - 6:15 P. M. B it K. FIRST SANFORD WK GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Including monkeys. It Is said that In the thick woods—al­ most Jungle—that lino the river's shores, such exotic creatures as lions and tigers are to bo found. This Is true. The monkeys end other forms of wildlife not usually found running loose in North America were sick animals, released to re­ cover naturally by wise vet­ erinarians attached to a cir­ cus which wintered nearby. Not every boatman can be fortunnto enough to spot mon­ keys, tigers and lions, but he ran find plenty o f interest If he goes looking for wildlife. NEXTt Sightseeing. T IR E S ! It Bowlereltes Southern League SPECIAL! ELECTRIC SHAVERS Cleaned, Oiled And Adjusted By Bonded Representative 97 Thursday & Friday, July 16 & 17 ROUMILLAT'S WALGREEN DOWNTOWN SANFORD T IR E S ! T IR E S ! Sears Fabulous ALLSTATE \ m ; i / i n ^ I ,ow | Y i n ' s ! I MI »f - I \ | M\ I’ll | M l»‘Nn, H l l i c l v \\ ,ll | s , \\ 111 I t ‘ \ \ ; i I I SAVE ON ALL SIZES! WE NOW INSTALL AND BALANCE AT — SEARS ALLSTATE TIKE HEADQUARTERS! • SAVE UP TO 96.00 PER TIRE ON OUR SS MONTH GUARANTEE TIRES. • SAVE UP TO 93.00 PER PAIR ON OUR 30 MONTH GUARANTEE TIRES. • SAVE UP TO 91-50 PER TIRE ON OUR 27 MONTH GUARANTEE TOES. ) SEARS CATALOG SALES OFFICE 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE PINBCREST SHOPPING CENTER ■ T O M HOURS! • A . M. TILL • F . M. DAILY MON. THROUGH BAT. / 7r r r v �S' ts » V n fo rl Im 9 July 18, 1984 — P aw 7 School Board Names Lyman Bandmaster By Jolla Barta* Appointment of John B. Blair a t band director and music instructor for Lyman High School for tha 1004-65 ■ehool year has been an­ nounced by the S e m i n o l e County Board of Public In­ struction. Blair, a native of Kentucky, attended tha University of Kentucky and ia a graduate of Morehead State C o l l e g e , Morshaad, Ky. Ha served as band director a t Morgan County High School and was minister of music a t the First Baptist Church in West Lib­ erty, Ky. Ha and Mra. Blair, who will be teaching a t Longwood Ele­ mentary School, are parents of three daughters, Sara Ann, Ellen and Susan. Presently In the process of purchasing a home in Fem Park, until negotiations ore completed the Blairs are flay ­ ing in Orlando with her par­ ents, Rev. and Mrs. V. N. Maggard. Rev. Maggard la serving aa pastor of Friend­ ship Baptist Church in Altamonta Springs. NEWCOMERS to the Fern Pnrk area soon will be Mr. and Mrs. John B. Blair and daughter*, Sara Ann, center and Ellen nnd Susan, front. Blair will be the new band director nnd music instructor ut Lyman High School for the 19C-1-G5 year. (Herald Photo) 4-H Teenagers Attend Camp Fourteen Seminole County 4-H Club teenager* and two adult leader* are a t Camp McQuarrla in the Ocala Na­ tional Fore i t thi* week to a t­ tend a teen camp and an elec­ tric clinic. In the group are Sandy Mikler, Myrtle Harris, Kathy Rook, C a r m e n Adriatico, Eleanor Hein, Pat Coney, Conna Hogan, Linda Leahy, Mary Stogncr, Cathy Cammack, Oil) Hein, David Jakubcin, David Mnhn, George Bradshaw and Mr. and Mr*. James Dingman. Th* camp ia directed by the Florida Agricultural Ex­ tension Service. The Florida Rural Electric Cooperatives Aisociation provide* funds for tha electric clinic. A. Duda and Sona of Oviedo sponsored the trip for the girls to attend tha teen camp. In addition to more than a dozen special interest courses, there is time for swimming, fishing and games. Instructors ara specialists from th* Ex­ tension Service and personnel of the various electric cooarativsa. Art Membership Deadline Set Deadline for membership In tha Sanford Seminole A rt As­ sociation has been set for July 25 in order to have names of members listed In the yearbook, Airs. A. B. Stev­ ens, membership chairman •aid today. Active and associate mambershfpa are available with tha two categoric* being de­ fined as; activa — all privileges, plus hard work; and associate—ail privileges and no hard work. Tha associate memberships cost more. Th* organisation has mada many plana for activities in the coming year utilising out­ standing speakers, slides, dis­ plays and demonstrations. Th* Seminole County Voca­ tional School will supply members of tha SSAA with a teacher. Classes will meet two nighU weekly from Septem­ ber through May. Tha Florida Federation of A rt will hold its state convantlon In DaBary and Sanford In November with a recaption and banquet a t th* Mayfair Inn and an exhibit and tea at tha local Cultural A rt Cent­ e r (tha former library). * * Brezhnev Now Sanford Moose Women Have College Of Regenf Program In Position To Succeed Nikila 7 VAH-tl Men Promoted MOSCOW (UPI) — The rise of Leonid I. Brcrfincv in the Communist ptrty marks the apparent end of Premier Ni­ kita S. Khrushchev's second search for a successor, diplo­ matic observers said today. Brezhnev, once In semi-dis­ grace, rerisned the Soviet presidency Wednesday to de­ vote his full time to serving a t Khrushchev's chief deputy in running the all-powerful party. Observer* said the move meant the 57-yearold son of a sleet worker has clinched the crown prince roie that puts him in line to assume Khrush­ chev's political supremacy when the premier decides to step down or dies, Khrushchev has shown no signs of slowing down, but hr has reached the age of 70 and obviouily ia anxious to pre­ pare a smooth succession that would avert a power struggle. In the Soviet Union the pow­ er la held by the Communist party which controls nil facet* of Soviet life, including the government headed by the premier. The presidency is largely a ceremonial and pro­ tocol post with little real pow­ er. Brerhnev is second to Khrushchev in the party hier­ archy. By assuming more of Khrushchev’s party chores, he will acquire more political stature. Sugar Ray Will Fight Again NEW YORK (U l’I)—Sugar Ray Robinson, the ageless for­ mer welterweight and middle­ weight champion, announced Wednesday night he will fight Mick Leahy at Glasgow, Scot­ land, Sept. 3. Robinson revealed he niso is negotiating for a bout at Omaha, Neb., July 27. A College of Regent Chap­ sented Monday night in open ter Night Program was pre- meeting by Sanford Chaptar with aome 75 Moos* I-odge 1404. Women of the Moose, member and Chapter Comember* and Chapter CoOrlando in attendance. Acting Senior Itegent was Eva Moore of the Sanford Seven men of VAH-11, de­ Chapter. Other officers, nil ployed a b o a r d t h e USS from Orlando Chapter 1002, Franklin D. Roosevelt have were Junior Graduate Regent, earned the rank of petty offi­ Rita Sanford; Junior Regent, cer third etaaa. Thelma Sherrod; Chaplain, Steven Rergman, AQR3; Maude Word; Guide, Alice I.cu Covaleski, AK3; Walter Sasser and Assistant Guide, A. Downing, AK3; -Robert M. Cathy Totten. Fair, AMS3; Rosa E. Lind­ Special guests for the eve­ sey, AK3; John A. O'Leary, ning were Stale Director and AE3 and Thnmaa D. Rat- Mr*. Jim McKeon* of Clrarledge, AQB3 all received their water, promotions from Cdr. B. W. Mrs. Sherrod, guest speak­ Bartholomew, commanding of­ er, told of her trip to Mooseficer of VA1I-I1. heart, 111., for tha Interna­ Each man alto received a tional Convention held there ticket that will enable him to in June. tour the historic city of Athens, Greece when the ship docks there. Forest City *'Tho promotions represent for ench man the reward for Circle Meet long hours of study and onthe-job-training needed to ad­ In Apopka vance in technical specialties By Maryann Miles in today's modem Navy,” anid The Betty Lawhom Circle Cdr, Bartholomew. nnd the Jane Hickman Circle of Forest City Baptist Church met for a combined program DeBary Bridge meeting Inst Thursday at the Club Plays home of Mrs. Ralph Green in Apopka. 10 Tables Mrs. Green, president of the Ten tnhlc* were in piny at Betty l.uwhom Circle, was In thi* week's Tuesduy afternoon charge of the program on meeting of the Dcllury Dupli­ ‘'Baptist Heritage." Mr*. Hat­ cate Bridge Club at the Fire­ tie Henderson in president of men’s Recreation Hall. Direc­ tor will Miss Ethel Johnson. the Jane Hickman Circle. During tha husinese, the Winners were, N'S, first, Mr*. Frank Austin nml Mrs. circles voted to luko over re­ J. D. Cordell; second, Mr*, sponsibility of tha church'* i.oris Week* nnd Mrs. I.ol»e nursery room for Sunday serv­ Yanderschaaf; third, Mrs. It. ices and calendar and sched­ K, Nlcholl* nnd Mrs. Myron ules were completed for this Aecnnti; fourth, Mr*, bin B. work. Those attending, nthrr than Wilson and E. Z. Walters; EW, first, Mrs. David Ring­ the hostess nnd Mr*. Hender­ er and Ann Ringer; second, a son, were Mr*. Clifford Gres­ tie, Mr. nnd Mr*. C. F. An­ ham, Mrs. Martin Dunn, Mrs. drew* with Mrs. Enrl Hand- Tom Bowser, Mrs. Janies Gos­ burn nml II. N. Valentine; san, Mrs. A. L. Arnold, Mrs, fourth, Mr*. Mary Fitla nnd Kldred Whilden, Mr*. Corbin Allen and Mra. Eunlca Bate*. Mr*. I.uella Thompson. McKeone, speaking briefly, compilmanted t h a Sanford Lodge and Chapter on progres* in building th* new San­ ford Mouse I-odge, which ia expected to be ready for oc­ cupancy in September, and presented to Ralph Schwelckert, building chairman, tha Man of th* Month Scrapbook AwardEnrollment, held in honor of Collegian Eva Moora, was conducted for Anna B. Grabea and Dorothy It. Bergan of Sanford for Horn* Chapter O. Door prizes were won by Edna Meahotto and Lera Har­ ris. The meeting wea opened by Senior Regent Eloise Smell prior to turning the gavtl over to Mr*. Moora for tha program. A t tha cloaa, those attending wars Invited to re­ main for a social hour during which an elaborate buffet was served under direction of Mrs. Mcshotto, refreshment chair­ man for tha evening. < E N JO Y . . . Suburban Living Guild Holds Workshops By Jane Casselberry A workshop for making Christmas Bazaar items Is be­ ing held at Ascension Luther­ an Church of Casselberry by tho ladies Guild under the direction of Mra. Frances Sotje. Session* are conducted each Thursday from 8:30 a.m. un­ til 3:30 p.m. The ladies are making gifts to be sold a t their an­ nual bazaar In December. i. ■u, Acre Or More Sites Arnllable — Or Will Build. 10% DOWN • Model Homes Open For Inspection Suburban Estates E. O. Fawcett, Owner P h . 322-4.106 LOOK! IN N ERSPRIN G M ATTRESS R EN O V A TIO N S P E C IA L • Cleaning Jk Processing Felt • Brand New Cover for Mattress • Brand Nrw Insulation where needed ALSO: New Maltrrssra, Bo* Springs, Hollywood Beds, Odd Sizes and King Size Beds Mada T* Order at Factory Prices 1 $M 50 Echols 1 I BEDDING CO. 115 Magnolia A re , Sanford 922-4311 BIRD FEEDERS, table Meaning boxes ami books of Rible pictures and verses were made by Juniors at St. Andrews Presbyterian Vacation Itiblo School in Hcnr Lake. Shown, front from left, nrc Karen Kieckmunn, Hilly Shatter, Debbl Shnftcr, Lois Rice; buck, Kenny Putrick, Chnresse Meridith, Lennie Hath and Pamela Joscy. (Heruld Photo) Dynafronics Reports Profit For Fiscal Year Parker Painter Jr., presi­ dent of Dynatronles, Inc., Seminole County based elec­ tronics firm announced to company stockholders Tues­ day that business for ths firm to date In the new fiscal year totals 13,8OB,000-14GO,000 of which has boon booked In th* past 30 days. In his annual report, Paint­ er stated that the company had coins from a loss position in the previous year to a mod­ est profit position for the year concluded March 20, 1004 on a volume of $4,208,000. The eurg* of buelneis in VFW Post 8207 To Give Dinner By Donna Eeten South Seminole VFW Post 8207 will sponsor a spaghetti dinner Saturday from 4:30 until 7 p. m. a t th* Civic League Building on Church Straet In Longwood. Included on the menu with spaghetti will b* tossed salad, French bread, cupcakes or cookies, iced tea or coffee. Tickets, whieh ara priced for children or adults, ara available from any member of th* post or auxiliary or may bo obtained a t tha door. Robert March la serving as chairman of the dinner and proceeds will ba used for tha building fund, , FLEXIBLE BLACK PIPE (Ideal For Sprinkler Systems) th* new fiscal year repre­ sents a 35 per cent Increase over the asme period a year ago and Painter declared ‘‘is just |GOU,000 short of the company's net sales for the entire year Just ended." Painter noted a shift in the natura of th s company’s op­ eration during the year from one primarily of custom en­ gineering and research and development contracts In sup­ port of the nation’s space programs, to one of "a pro­ duct-oriented systems engi­ neering company." Two additions) diversifica­ tion mom’s were initiated dur­ ing the year, both aimed at removing tho company frost total dependence upon U.3. Government contracts, accord­ ing to tha report. One was an international sates effort, which already has accounted for moru titan |1 million in business for the current year. The other was formation of a Commercial Products Divi­ sion, which catalogs a com­ plete line of component* re­ quired by the background music industry. The Dynatronles president expressed optlmlim for tho current year and projected a gross contracts volume of approximately f5 million, ac­ companied by a substantial in­ crease in profile and a mod­ est increaso In employment level for the firm, - ——•' sewan trtpKaflf,-*-*’u. ► a inil O’llTl 1 it#hl*n*W**’ “ 1 ■lt|ll'W » II^ L ,W |li with McQuade Mono-Cote SO EASY TO USE No need to swelter this sum m er-not when your Dodge Boy» Dodge D a rt-th e first family size compact. Then, ask your are offering brand-new, fully air-conditioned Dodge De* Dodge Boys how little it cost* to own one of these fully a ir pendables at unbelievably low prices. Put the fun back into conditioned beauties. And, to top It off, your Dodge Boys (li • I" Dlsm. U Stock) your sum m er driving. Go see your Dodge Boys and give the are offering the best d ealt and highest trade-ins In town, WALL SUPPLY once over to fine cars tike: the Dodge 880—the big car for tool Play It cool for le ss this su m m e r-se e your Dodge the big car m an; Dodge 4 4 0 - th e luxury ca r at the low price; Boys and savel AT REDUCED PRICES ONLY V4" DUm. (80 1b. preneure) 4c/Ft. or 2.95/100’ DUm. (80 lb. prewiure) 7c/Fi. or 5.25/100' WE HAVE MOVED! NEW LOCATION RIGHT ACROSS STREET 220 N. FRENCH AYE. SANFORD. FLA. 322-5412 "Headquarter* For Sprinkler Sjrateau’* / GALLON ELEVEN COLORS SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. 1801 WEST l e t STREET SANFORD, FLORIDA 1 �A ll Work: D ull Jack A rood c a m against overapeciallzaUon in science has been made by two University of Michigan researchers. A fter a five-year study involving 1,811 scientists and engineers they found th at people who spent full time In technical work were less effective and creative than those who spent part of their time on entirely differ­ ent tasks (but still within their fields), such as administration or teaching. "There was a hint," they conclud­ ed, "th at excessive dedication was not healthy and that ail work and no diversity was making Jack a dull scientist." There may be meat for thought here for more than just scientists or employers of scientists. It will be no news to successful company presidents, most of whom are Jacks of all the trades within their particular trade. What it amounts to is that an oc­ casional vacation AT work, in the form of a new challenge, can be as Important as the annual one away from it. Smnrt is the boss who presents these challenges to his workers. On the way up is the man who creates them for himself. vending mnehinos by every one of the nation's 8211,771 corner mail box­ es so thnt postage is available 24 hours a day. The Post Office Department has not been resting on its deficit, how­ ever. As early as 1962 It commission­ ed tho Triner Scale and Manufactur­ ing Co. to develop a weatherproof, foolproof and theftproof stamp vend­ ing machine. Eight of tho first models aro now in operation outside the new post office at tho New York World's Fair to test public reaction. Last year the post office sold 14.7 billion sheet stamps of all denomina­ tions (exclusive of commemorntlvcs) for $741 million. Hop. Libonatl esti­ mates that if vending mnehincs were installed at every mail box they would handle 42 per cent of all firstciasH and nir mail stamps. lie also predicts it would lend to a 10 per cent increase in such sales, or a potential market of $880 mil­ lion. Privntc vending machine compan­ ies, of which there aro less than 10, would continue to dispense stamps for a premium at indoor, nongovern­ ment locations for those willing to pay for the convenience. Bruce Biossgt — Ray Cromley Political Notebook — The Viet Cong must not continue n campaign of ter­ rorism against Americans in Saigon or else where, or against leading South Viet­ namese or against Vietnamese people In the Saigon area. Viet Cong assassination at­ tempts against MuJ. Gen. Nguyen Khanh, South Viet Nam’a ruler, for example, would he considered an act of terrorism under these rules. So would an activa campaign of blowing brldgca, mining roads and ambushing trucka and jeeps In tha Sai­ gon area. — The Viet Cong must not he too successful, get too near victory In South Viet Nam. If the Beds obey these rules and respect these battle lines, the feeling Is that the war In la o s and in South Viet Nam to “manageable" and that It can ba won In time without escalation to the north. If the tleds won't tacitly a r m to these conditions, tha WASHINGTON — (NEA) — The administration has new drawn a Southeast As­ lan "11m " the Communist forces “must not cross" and a set of war rules they "must not break." I f the Bed Pathet Lao or tbs V ls t . Cong violate these conditions in Laos or South Vlst Nam, the United States Will tsks military action In North Vlst Nam. In w ry rough outline, hero to what this “line" and thess rules would “prohibit" tho U s d s from doing unless they’re willing to accept an escalation of tho war: — Tho Pathst la o must not make a drive for th« prin­ cipal cities o f the Mekong Valley heartland of Gaos. — North Viet Nam must not stop np markedly Its movsmsnt of military cadres and supplies along the Ho Chi Mlnh trails from North V lst Nsm to tho South and Its shift of troops and arms westward to tho battlefronts In Laos. Herald Area Correspondents AHoaseote Springs Mrs. Julia Bartee Geneva Mrs. Joe. K. Mathleus 341-4814 Lika M a n Mrs. Prances Wester 321C119 Lake Monroe Mrs. H. L. Johnson 3224723 Longwood Mrs. Donna Eaten 338-3317 North Orlando Mrs. Doris D u n 322-1189 Osteen Mrs. Clarence Snydsf 322-4941 Ovledn Mm. Evelyn Lundy 245-3119 •ss-im ■ear L*k*-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Milan 838-3878 Casselberry Mrs. Jane Casselberry 838-8848 Chnlnota Mrs. jean Magta 385-174* D sB iry I n . Prank White Deltona Mr*. Mildred Haney Mrs. Bltchto Harris 91ft Page I Hanford, Florida niuraday, July 16,1964 , BOITOa a n a r r s u i n a a T l i m u n , OSreoUUeo jv u a a b m an ■OUBar ALBXAMIBB AsseelAte Bdller A4vertle|pg Direotor ■ ea r n s l r o n s s s r BOS UBBBH Managing Batter Advertising Heaegee U V U I S III.S S S S I BBS PUTT Telegraph Better Beaeral Advertising Manager BOBU WILLIAMS MABBH8TT SL gTAPLBTBB aeeletr KSItor Classified Dlreoter D o m i a l a n it Buila.ee Me aages City Bailor Oeuatr Bdller____ Meehaalaal BILL VIUCBRT, ■toft Photographer B. A Pee Sal ' to admass. M lf • U N 1 Tsat 8.11 f Moetha Lee S Moetha I Beam I N 1 Meath tde that aB a a ll eoheerlBtteno he tha doctor put* hi a few atitche* to repair the epUlotomy. . . . . So it 1* quite likely that Har­ ry's wife wouldn't need to re­ sort to Caesarian childbirth at all. despite the differences in their height and weight. But if she does need a Caesarian, it I* always avail­ able at any hospital. Furthermore, many of you laym en grew unduly appre­ hensive about blood loss at tha lim e of childbirth. But most of the so-called blood Is simply blood tinged amniotlc fluid. Prior to birth, the Infsnt ia suspended in the womb and surrounded by almost a quart of a clear liquid called aminotic fluid. And you know, from wash­ ing a cut finger, that even a spoonful of blood can color an entire wash baiin red until it looks as if a gallon of blood has been shed. Yet It Is most­ ly blood tinged water! So send for my booklet “ Facts About Pregnancy snd Foster Children,'’ enclosing a long stamped, return envelope, plus 20c. It can relieve undue worry I Barry Criticism Justified Holmes Alexander Complaints Requested cents out of every dollar he WASHINGTON, D C . Mrs. Esther Peterson, a makes to give ua tlte pros­ charming, socially > dedicated perity that we are enjoying. lady and once a neighbor of In trying to stir up the con­ mine in Maryland, could be sumer against tho producer, called President Johnson's Mrs. Peterson has Inadver­ roving ambassador to Lilli- tently, I think, joined forces put. She hepresenta the Pres­ wlht the business • busters. ident among what la cloying- Until he died last summer, ly called "tho little pcoj#e" Senator Kefauvcr was El Su­ or consumera. premo among the anti-capi­ Paternalistic government Is talists of this capitalistic na­ often patronizing, and liberal tion. Since Kcfauvcr's death, politician! dearly love to talk Senator Phil Hart (D.,-Mich.), down to the folks whom they a nice guy with a bleeding Insultingly coll the "com­ heart and vacant brain, has mon" man, the "forgotten" been trying to wear the Coonman and the "ordinary" peo­ akin Hat, but it's a misfit. ple. Talking down is part of Kefauver was a much bigger the procesa of atlrrlng 'em man. up. It la a form of rabbleHart is the one who sold routing, pitched to a low key, President Johnson on appoint­ Mra. Peterson, who really ing Mrs. Peterson as special likes people, has been lending White House assistant on con­ herself recently to this form sumer problems, hut the lady of condscenslon - and • Incita­ U only a stand-in. Hart is tion. Last month she was in trying to get Congress to blow Salt Lake City on a scries of up the bureaucracy by creat­ "consumer conferences." Tho ing a new Cabinet post — for Consumer*. taxpayers' dollar waa uied In Secret a r y a federal publicity blitz to He's running for rc-elecUon aik: "Irked by the high price on a platform of improving of bread7” "Do you get dla- the USA by disarming our gustrd when you buy a pack­ military protection, putting age and the-contenta are only more controls on business and half tho aize of the box 7" waging oratorical war on Under the label of "Constim- poverty. ci-Sound-off," a phone num­ The anti - poverty war, In ber and poat office addrcaa which the consumer!1 revolt were used to Invite buyers to is geared to play a part, has "make your c o m p l a i n t * been going on for years, k nown." much hetet than thjc poverty Thta conference followed warriors care to admit. Tho nno in St. Loui* during April. Durcau of the Census recent­ It precedes conferences In ly put out a June '84 report Atlanta and Detroit for the which showed that between automnal election eeaeon. The 1947-83, the percentage of fa aim to to preach aclf-plty. it mtiles with Incomes under la to make the consumer for 83,000 dropped from 49.4 per get that he to also a taxpay­ cent to 18.5 per cent. er and Is paying for this prop The figures shouldn't lead aganda, that he is also a to do-nothing complacency, wage-earner whose income but they do suggest that the relates to (he sale of good* American system to cooala and aerviccs, that he is also a contributor to nallunal proa perily because ho apends S3 tcnlly producing * higher liv ing standard. The improve ment began under the Repub­ lican-run 80th Congress, con Unuod through alx years of Mr. Truman (D ), eight year* of Mr. Eisenhower (R'j and nearly four years of the Ken­ nedy • Johnson Administra­ tion. No people on earth ever had it ao good. Rut the down-talking pollti clan doesn't explain to the consumer that capitalism has made passible all the prog resi and all the prosperity which now amounts to a Gross National Product of $G00 billion a year in salable goods and aervlcei. Instead, he Binds out well-meaning ladies like Mra. Peterson to aik, "Have you got any grip­ es today?" If you ask auch questions often enough, you might just get people feeling sorry for themselves, ami that is halt the battle for paternalistic po­ liticos. Barbs Just onaa we'd like to catch a fish tha site of the onee other fishermen aay got away. Keep out of all arguments and you're sure to get tha best of them. WASHINGTON — Senator Barry Goldwater and h 1 ■ backers contend that the press waa ganged up against him In his drive for the Republican Presidential nomination. According to one of hii warm supporters, Mr*. Clare Boothe Luce, the press to "brutally unfair" in Ita treat­ ment of the Senator. "Th* pres*," ahe charge*, "always pick* a Republican victim" in a Presidential campaign, and Goldwater to "Mister Republi­ can Victim of 1984." Asked if she included her husband's publication* “Time" and "Life" in her Indictment ol the press, Mrs. Luce said the did: "I don't think they have been as fair aa they should have been." (Henry Luce was for Gov. William Scranton for the GOP nomination.) In two recent run-ins be­ tween Goldwater and the press there does s e a m to be ground! for complaint against less than full and exact re­ porting of the Senator'* aide of the case. The first of these la the much-quoted Goldwater reference to the possible use of nuclear weapons to "de­ foliate" the rain forests of North Viet Nam. Many who m iised the TV interview in which the Senator discussed this subject and on­ ly read about R In the press gathered the Impression that Goldwater was advocating the uae of nuclear weapons In Viet Nam jungles In fact, he mere­ ly reported this aa one poss­ ibility the military had con­ sidered, one which be stated he did not believa would be used. The new-born Scranton op­ position was quick to capita­ lize on the confusion, and to make the most of another In­ terview witti Goldwater pub­ lished In the German news magazine "Der Spiegel" last week. The controversial question in thli latest exchange waa whether Goldwater believes he can beat Johnson In Novem­ ber. The Senator's answer waa In two parts: "Aa of how I don't think any Republican (can beat Johnson). . . . but come election dsy there’s go­ ing to be another horse race, I believe." Headlines featur­ ed the "can’t win part, blurr­ ing the "aa of now.' Goldwater has some rea­ son to be peeved at the hand­ ling of Rtcse two incidents. Everyone with political exper­ ience knows, however, that a candidate's words in the final frantic week before a con­ vention are considered fair game for partisan interpreta­ tion by the opposition, with or without the involvement of the press. The Goldwater silence of the last week, during which he has carefully avoided con­ tact with almost all the preu, ia rccognlllon of this fact by wise advisers who managed to muzzle their man for th* moment. Their aim is to prevent their candidate from saying thinga In these final dsys that might inflate the opposition’* charges that Goldwater'* nomination would either bring defeat to the Republican party or "trig­ ger - happiness' to the White House. Goldwiler is going along with the silence strategy for the moment. But all who know him are well aware that this calm could explode at any time. It surely will not last long after the convention. The attark ho plans to launch against the Johnson Administration, as he has out­ lined It to friendly reporters, can produce only a raucous, rancorous campaign. Cuba, civil rights and Viet Nam— "whether Henry C'bot Lodge likes It or not ’----- are going to be big issues. NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT — COLD HARDY SHRUBBERY Grapevllle Nursery 2221 Grapevilla Avr. 322-0888 “Scott'e Dealer* Do tomorrow’s business today by COMPLETE SS? There’l l latte tali SANFORD (u STeSp-? tmSmTkmmm The Buford Herald iiutiinnniijim innu TELEPHONE apartmat. . . . nag to* If you want to m ate deposits "after hours” use our handy night depository. Vlrgiala Fetroahl P. O. Box 1214 Sanford Phyllis Rugenstein 222-8234 Lake Mary Norn Norris TE 8-1514 8. Saa deooty |M S 1 Tear l.ee | Mentha M S I Months have more than one baby by Caesarian section?" Yes, It Is perfectly safe to have a normal sized family. Some wives have born 6 or 8 babies, all by Caesarian section. But H any might not even need to irvoke the aid of Caesarian section for It is surprising how easily women can delive: rather Iirge bab­ ies nowadays. Besides, the doctor will try to make sure Harry's wife doesn't eat to excess and this may lop off one or two pounds from the size of the baby. Moreover, e neat little sur­ gical Incision called an "cplsiotomy" Is usually perform­ ed, especially on a wife having her first Infant. When the baby's head is showing, the doctor simply puts the mother under brief an nates la and then uses a scissor* to make a cut at the 4 o'clock point. This cut widens the outlet and thus permits a large baby to be born without undue stretching or tearing. Then, after the baby is born and while the mother is still under surgical anesthcaia, Helen Fuller Says feeling here is that tha war can’t be won unlesa we carry tha fight to llo ’s North Viet Nam homeland. Any eacatation would ba gradual. Thera would ba a wait after each atep-up to see how North Viet Nam and tha Communist world reacted. If n slight escalation proved aufficlent to maka tbs Red* sgree to again fight by our rules, we’d halt further escal­ ation for the time being, The firat atep-up would probably be careful, repeated bombing of the northern end of the l!o Chi Mlnh trails where they hook up with North Viet Nam. Detailed photograph! of these trails have bean taken. Though tharn are dosena of trade, the analysts have sought and found certain key points at tha northern end of the trails where a careful pro­ gram of repeated bombing and mine sowing at Irregular In­ tervals would liksly have con­ siderable real and psychol­ ogical effects. If tha Ho Chi Mlnh trail bombing didn’t bring reaults, the neat atep would include n regular program of lowing mines in North Viet Nam harbors and along North Viet Nam roads landing toward Laos and South Viet Nam. Soma key passes probably could be effectively denied to the Red troops and, supply unite. Tha program would in­ clude tha blowing of bridges along these roads. If Mao Tss-tung and his Red Chinese then began to step up their aid to North INVESTMENT SERVICE Viet Nam and Laos, tha roads Listed end enlisted leading to Red Chinn would Sacnritton be mined and brldgee blown. Mutual Fends An previously reported, fur ther possible step-ups Include ALLEN A CO. the bombing of troop training 311 E. LEMON ST. cantors, military barracks, i«LAKELAND. FLA. lscted Industrial plants, Infll tratlon by special forces un­ Manther: Midwest Steak Bath. ite. Chicago Beard e l Trade As n long-run measure, the dteentinfied minorities Orlande Sato* Bapreeeatative of North Viet Nam offer an excellent base for tha organ­ MRS. STAN COMSTOCK ising o f sabotage team*. This Ph. GA 8-9914 would take considerable time. n frotori* frraUi Worry Clinic CASE T-422: Harry J., ag­ ed 24, to a famous football atar. "Dr. Crane," bo began, "I am in love with a wonderful girl named Janet. "But ahe to only 5’ 2" while I am 8’ 4”. "She weigha only 108 while 1 Up the ic ile a at 224. So 1 have delayed getting married lest she might die in child­ birth. "For both of us would like (o have children. But suppose her babies were 9 or 10-pound­ er*. What then?" Harry need not worry and any longer on that score, though a couple of centuries ago this problem waa very real. For we medics couldn’t ex­ pect to perform Caesarian sections on live women until the advent of anesthesia. Nowadays, however, the dlacovery of various types of an­ esthesia and all the Innova­ tions of modern aseptic sur­ gery, have made it just about aa safe to have a baby by Caesarian as by the usual pel­ vic route. "But, Dr. Crane," Harry protested , "could my wife Face Value Stamps Let’s Sell Stamps At Face Value What this country may need is not a good fivc-cent cigar but a fivecent stamp—a flve-cent stamp, thnt is, that can be purchased from a vending machine for a nickel, not three for 20 cents—a mark-up of a third. It could also use an eight-cent nir mail stamp costing eight cents, not 10 cents—a 25 per cent mark-up. That, at least, is the opinion of Rep. Roland V. Libonatl of Illinois, who points out that the United States is the only nation in tho world thnt allows its stamps to be sold at a prem­ ium. Not only thRt. He sees no renson why people caught stampless after post office hours with an urgent let­ ter should be forced to go hunting for an open drugstore with a vending machine; or, even during hours, should have to stand in line waiting while others insure parcels and take care of other post office business. In England, for instance, one cun buy stamps from dispensers outside post offices a t any time of day or night—at face value. The congressman wants to go one better than that by placing nonprofit Dr. Crane’s "I'd A sk to be Rotated Home but I'm from M ississippi!" Mildred Haney Today’s successful businessmen a rt using tha telephone to get more busi­ ness In leaa time and a t lesi cost. Business done by phone cute down on eostiy mistakes and irritating delays. Call ua tomorrow, 644-7029, and let us ahow you bow telephone efficiency leads to more efficient business. 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It’s NOT hardtack, man, it's two-monthold pizza!” BUGS BUNNY Horoscope Fo re c a s t W AY OUR ANCESTORS By Galbraith GENERAL TENDENCIES! You want to prwhics results today and tonight and can certainly do Juet that by making aura yen go after what you want with a amlla and by u»lng a considerable amount of charm and per­ ianal magnet lem to gain y ’ur cherished objectives. Shew othera you underatand their standpoints, too. AKIES (March 21 to April 10) Concentrating upon what experts have to advise I* wise, as Is getting bills paid early aa well. Relegate per­ sonal desires to a better time. Get Joint affair* with othera In order. '(* TAURUS (April *0 to Mny 20) Ry first thinking out carefully any plana you m»y have you find that associate* respond quickly to them when presented. Agra* on policy, platforms. Then full apacd ahead. “Wendell** conscience hurts him because hu sneeked GEMINI (Mny 21 to Juno off from work, so he's trying not to hava too 21) Any work you wish to do much funl,r In conjunction with co-workcm has best possibility for success tedny. Others will be TIZZY By Kate Osann very enthusiastic. You can bo more productive today than in the pest. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Ry getting a very enrly start at whatever projects are before you, ex­ cellent benefits accrue. Others will respect you highly. Take time for needed study In the evening. LEO (July 23 to August 21) You must be the one to make needed chimgss at home so that all Is orderly, beauti­ ful, now. Strive for solid com­ fort, too. Then Invite friends in tonight for a happy time. VIRGO (August 22 to Sep­ tember 22) Your newspaper and other reliable sources are best If you want the in­ formation that la vital to your advancement. Talk mat­ ters over with fellow work­ ers. They are helpfuL LIBRA (September 29 to October 22) Impress othera I'M GOING TO CALL. TH6W by being practical and you •HB'A ND inerraaa abundance quickly. Make Improvements, repairs, that stamp you as wise busi­ "Hang on a minute, Marge. I want to change earsl" ness person. Bhow th a t you / , have true ability. SCORPIO (October 23 t«r V c) 1 / CARNIVAL By Dick Turner November 21) If you are a smilingly aggressive person tod*?, you find you get won­ derful resulle In dealing with others. Go to new pieces. Much needed backing Is pos­ & 1 — , sible. / 7 * SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) Serious Investigation will bring ihs right answers to present per­ plexities. Later, assist those who are truly In need or troubled. Gain much good will, CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) A day and evening for sociability and discussing alms with good friends, allies. Listen to thslr ideas carefully. Repay any obligation cheerfully, kindly, AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 10) Tha Ideal day to do some Important rivlc work that aid* the pub­ lic and brings you much pres­ tige. Convincing others will help you get far batter credit. Ra adroit. PISCES (February « to March 20) If you ahow real Interest in tho welfare of others, they soon cooperate “Well, yea It la juet • little hard to get Into . • with you, too. If you hava especially when the wife's been shopping!" communication with thosa out-of-town, much can be ac­ complished. Be persevering, Book Businew IF YOUR CHILD IS BURN TODAY, there Is much na­ s lUbUcal es s tural intellect in this young­ 1 lawyer sr * Ingra^LesHa “Piper's son" S Ckochod ster and few will bs able to 4 “---- llarstasa »Ooo Urn dissuade him or her from # Ideal place Decay some fixed purpose. I t will , §In “ilim & let" s 7■ Dumas r b t r actor be necessary that you glva • Do t i l -------11 Mouths the finest ethical training UPrstmlUoa . 10 Greek, w ar | possible In order that this I t Dtipstdied 14 Biblical weed 15ytihermaa'B I T Cricket line energy can bs chaneled In lSCrup Icoll.) spparslus *3 Thing foead IS lilghlaodors right direction. Teach altru­ 34 Disorder IS Dane* munc ism, too, otherwise the na­ 50Cook by dry V Mirtlaa to rn ) ture is quits a selfish one. hast 51 Local point 91 Dram “The Stars Impel, they do S3 r o I U i .r n 3T llinbhlp 35 Ceres) gn not compel." Whet you make M P rta d p sI Z S B rs iiliu stile of your Ufa Is largely ap to 37 Poole's “Fast YOU! IT ■ORspunfsr Carroll Rlghter'a Individual B B o n o i Gsb sad tr Forecast for your alga for mS £ S & August U now ready. For ot Greet* ii M "M erchant« ( your copy send your birthdata and $1.00 to Carroll ■SDistrsasi 17 Par oil p Forecast The Sanford U trald, form) Box 1021, Hollywood 23, Cali­ MAlways 40 Clothe* — fornia. 41 Meakal srBstls ■1A ■1 A ■ ■I A■■1 A■ ■ SSBaaahO UUe U Chirp 40 QIvor s i Hose t r r j „ss;-~ i s tugs sards K7NegaUva — I Wells' . In Florida It's against tha law tu have a rattlesnake for a pet, unless you have a spec­ ial license from the Gam* and Fresh Water Fish Com­ mission. To exhibit any poi­ sonous repUls requires a special license plua a $1,900 surety bold, �9> I I II t:i Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322-5612 6. For Rent 6. For Rent (Elyr fran tn rb Classified Phone Ger. apt. 1201 Magnolia Ava. EFFICIENCY. Bll Park. Apply 5-6:30. NICE Roomy 2 Bdrm. unfurn. home at 009 Catalina Dr., MODERN Fura. apts. Also *85. R. A. Williams, 322 3951. Storage space. Ph. 322-1374. W E L A K A APARTMENTS From Sanford E x ch an g e CLEAN 4-Rooma, down, aim Rooma private bathi, 114 porch. All Park. W. Firat St. 3 RM. turn. Apt., clean, water 2 A 3 Bedroom Housei k lights *50. 322-2764. Payton Realty From Seminole County S ROOM funi. upstairs apt. In 322-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha Lake Mary, Ph. 322 7985. FURN. 2 BR. house, *60. Five Points, Hwy. 17-32. Inquire 3 nil. house, kit. equipped, Wren Gaa Station. SOI Rosalia Dr. 322-3582. ^rrnlh Page 10 — July 16, 1964 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Entate For Sale 12. Real EHtnte For Sate 12. Heal Efttnte For Sal# BERRY’S WORLD 322-5612 425-5938 ARDOR: Attractive un Office 204 W. First I UR. Fura. House. Ph. 668- LOC1I furnished house, z bedrooms 5122. screened porch, carporte, NOT LONG DISTANCE FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie utility • storage, kitchen JtESPONSIBlUTY: Cowan. 322-4013, equipped Excellent ennd. T h e H erald » m W t* n 322-2468. 2 RR., house, clean k close s p o n i i b t e for m o r e t h i n om In. Jimmy Cowan. 322-1013. 1-R oom Efficiency apt. with In c o r r e c t l n u r t l o n or y o u r ad, pvt. bath k shower, suitable and reaerve* the rlfiht t o r e ­ NICELY furnished 2 bedroom for couple or single *person v i l e o r r e j e c t a n y advertisehouse, Adults. 322-2275. or retired. All utilities In­ m e n t f r o m w h a t ordered to cluded In rent. Ideally lo­ c o n f o r m f e th e p ollciea o f thin APTS. Eurn. 2-DR. *60, 3 HR, *65. Utilities furn. 322-1188. cated on las St., within 1 taper. block of 2 free parking lota FURN. APT. 322 2800. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: and shopping oenter. In­ quire at Manuel Jacobson Tuaa., t u r n F rl, • z r . M. d a y FURN. Apt. 3 Rooms & Hath. Dept. Store 211 E. First St. b e f o r e Insertion. Mon. • S et. Close in. *55 mo. Incl. wa­ ter k elec. Ph. 3221I5U7. UNFURN 2 DR Duplex Apt "/*»i Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Slemper Agency Seminole Realty We have several new 3 and 4 bedroom homes, now under co*.' ‘ruction, in dcslrabl* Ravel*. i Perk. These homes are quah,, constructed by Shoemaker, ra'tiuring fully equipped built-in electric kitchens, plus many extras! D IE TIME TESTED FIRM 116 N. Park Ave. FA 26123 LOCH ARBOR. I Bn, 2 Rilh, Cent, air, Fla. Rm. Sprink leri, patio, Ph. 322-8522, 207 Ridge Rd. From $4.3.50 To make the best home buy, sea the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty $100 DOWN FHA - VA HOMES NEW HOMES 2, 3, & 4 REDROOMS 1. 14*. & 2 BATHS These home* can he purchas­ ed for as little as $78.28 per KITCHEN EQUIPPED LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS month, tint lulling taxes and insurance) after low FHA For Complete Information down payment! May wo See or Call Your serve you7 FHA - VA SALES BROKER• Wo Have The Home For You We Have The Home For Yon 12. Real Entile For Sale 12. Real Entate For Sale LAKEFRONT RENTALS 3 BR., 1 bath *125. 2 BR., Fla. Room *90. For Sale COUNTRY home, 2 br.. Fla room, large lot zoned for horses extra lots available, $13,850. GEHR REALTY Lake Mary 322-3581 4 RR, 14* Hath, Florida Rm„ central heat & alr-cocidiHoning. Ph. 322-4878. NEW HOMES Ofrice 322-2118 NEW HOMES Night 322 0618 Crystal Lake Park—Lake Mary Stenstrom LOCH ARBOR. 3 OR, 2 Baths, 323-0700 Shown by appointment Ph. Fla. R m , cent. heat. 211 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. 2565 Park Dr. 322-3561. Ridge Rd„ 322-9051, 2 RM. HOUSE. 8 nice building EVERETT A. HARPER lots. Firat 32,500 takes this AGENCY - REALTOR property. Ph. 668-4601, En 2463 S. Park Ave. REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE terprlse, Fla. Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2285 3rd k Park Ave. Phone 322 5641 An Investment, not an expenae. Call FA 2-5612 for 3 BR., home, good location. NOTHING DOWN *80 per mo after down pay expert advice on a Herald *80. per mo., 3 br., Fla. room, advertising campaign. ment. 322-4836. kitchen equipped, hoi water heater, shade treci, big lot. Total Price *10,500. 322-0417. 322 2420 2565 Park Dr. 322-2420 •'i Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Longwood District VA * FHA - FHA-ln Service IX T H K C I M IT IT c o r I I T OF 4 ml. South 17-92 xixtii j r i u r i \i, cm turn right on Seminole Ave., tiik 4.TIT IX A XII FOR IKMI 1 block c o u n t y , r i.o H in A . IX CHAXCF.HV XO. H I M (38-3911 Reverse charge* Legal Notice Realty Stenstrom Realty Ball-Blair Agency lx thk rtn c rrr rnriiT o r x ix t ii j i t i ic i i i . r in f i n r . i x A x n F t u t mi :4t in i i i .h t n r v r v , f i . o n m i x . i.x c m x x c r i i y x t k l i m e x o T irr , o f rn tu :«-t.o«i h k siT T TlKt.L BAVINUH A LOAN AS­ SOCIATION, P laintiff Va. H TH P lfF N F. CABIIDOLLAK and 1.11.1.1 AN O. CAHIIDOLLAIl. Ills wlfa, Daf andanta T i l l HTRPIIBN F. CABIIDOL1.4 It and M l . 1.1 AN O. r'AHIlDitl.LAII 3144 T a r a w a IWmltvard T a r a w a Tarraoa, North Carolina TOU AIlK I I K H K n r VOTI n u n M ut a milt u, faravhw* t iik IX THE C ln criT C O IR T , x i x t i i j c n i c i u . c i H c r i T in-FLO R ID 1 IX AXI3 FOR *3: *ll- xm.R rorxTY r t i i x r i t i i r .xo. i «ik> IIJ5B CRUZ, -va- SAUL CRUZ, P la i n t i f f Tie fen d a n l C1TT NATION* A I, HANK OF XOTICB TO DK V K X n MIAMI II KACII. a U nit'd THK S T 4 T K OF F ld H I lB A TOl Ktataa nf A m arlca h a n k ln * HAUL CRUZ corporation. 333 A tla n tic A ven u e P la i n t i f f Ilroaklrn . S e w York I s l * a t i ia r t wf th* f o w a t r va. TOU ARK IIKRKHY N'OTl22. Build * Faint - Repair 12. Real Entitle For Buie f a l a ' i S ' m l s n l * f ’u a a l y , Slat* IIAVIO C. ItRIMFCIIL'HHKL F IN D t h a t a Sworn Complaint and HYI.VI A IlKIMHCm.'HHKb. 23. Building Materials mt yin rM a. l a pro b a ta , h a e b een file d -maalnet yo u In hla wlfa. not k n o w n In ha l a ra lb * i : « l « t . a f t GKEENDRIAR 24. Electrical Services the Circu it Court, Ninth J u d i ­ d*ad nr atlva and, If d ' a d , tha OIIIIIN C. HAlitN cial Circuit o f Florida. In and Choice Iota available la 1919 S. FRENCH AVE. 26. Plumbing Services liactaaad. u n k n o w n tp u u a', h 'lr a , ilavl for Hemlnol# County. In Ch an "ra , srant'ra. s t( |*nraa, llmF I X 4 L XGTICK (Ireenbtiar of Loch Arbor 26. Radio & Television eery, tha a b b rev ia ted title o f 1 HR. collage, furnished, 10 overlooking gulf course. Noltr* la h ' r e h y *l»-«n Hint o r., cr'd lto ra , tr ustee*, or] which l« II,ZK CRUZ, P la i n t i f f 27. Special Services rli I . ... * _______ »................. ... . th* u n d cra lsii'd will, o n Ilia ot he r cla im a n ts , by, throunh, a .Morlaaaa hn* tb-en .filed miles east of Sanford on va. HAUL CRUZ, D efen d a n t, Custom building t o your Mill day nf Annual, A. D. 1**1, under or aifalnst 28. Laundry Service naalnat yo u In th* a h o t e Court w h e r e in tha relief a o u a h t la a Weklva River. Elderly cuu DAVID f. HKIMBCIU’BHRL by the atiove nam ed P lain tiff. D e c r e e o f Divorce. T h e s e p re­ specifications. Ureenbrlar lir'aant in lha llo n u ra h la C o u n ­ and 29. Automobile Service HYI.VI A ItKIMHOI t'HHKL, Th* p rop erty aou ah t t o h* se nt* are to rails* an d require ty J n d s * nf H rm lno l' County . pie. 322 4131. developed by 29A. Auto Accessories F lorida hla final m u m , a.-, hla w ife, «r eit h e r o f lliain: foreclose d la aa fo llo w s: you to rita y o u r w rit te n A n ­ all p a r lie s havlna nr co u n t and vuurhar*. aa Ami - and U lT 4, LOKODALK KDII- s w e r o r d efen ses , If a n y , t o tli* K1NG8WOOD 30. Machinery - Tools RENTALS llnry Ad m ln lalrator C. T, A. of c U l m l n a to have a n y rlaht, DIVIHIDN, a cco rd ln a l o Ibn Com pla int filed hrreln. an d to 81. Poultry - Live stock BUILDERS, INC. Furnished or Unfumisltcd tha Katata nf Orrln V. Kahln, title, or Intereat In th* property Plat the reo f, a s recorded se rv e a co py th areof upon th* d ' c a a a ' d , and at aald llm*. dvaerthed In tha Com pia lnl. Ball-Blalr Agency 202 Fairmont Dr. 31 A. Pcta In Plat llook 13. Pan* II. P l a i n t i f f s a tto rn ey . Gordon 4’. Defendant*. then and thara, m aka a p p lieso f th* P u b lic Hacorda of Frederick. P. O. I l o i 1T33. Han­ Ph. 322 5641 218 S. Park Ave. 82. Flowers - Shrubs FA 2-8074 X O T I fU OF SUIT tlnn l o lh a aald J u d a * for a Hamlnola County . Florida. ford, Flo rid a. I2TT1, on o r hafinal ( ' t t l e m a n t n f hla a d - TOl D AVID C. H K IM H fin iH 33. Furniture TOD ARK R K giilR K I) lo fore the ITth day o f Annuel, LARGE HOUSE, 3 RR., 1 Hi:i. and HYLVIA It HIM- file y o u r Anawar w it h lha A. D. t 3 l l . H erein fall md or m ln la lr a t ln n o f ak ld aatnla. 84. Artlclos I'or Sale KfllllHHKI* his w ife, not Clerk o f the Court and to a D e c r e e P r o Cunfeaau w ill ho and fur an nrdar d l a c h a i y l n a Until, Idikefront. Complete SLA Swap or Exchange ly k n o w n to b* dead or a- se rv e a copy upon the Pl.iln- en tered a a a ln e t you for the him aa aticli A n cillary Admit*, furnished incl. Washer, H i e and. If dead, lb * u n ­ ll ff a 1 A tto rn ey . IRVING NA- r elief req u es ted and tha ca u se latratur C. T A. r i i T i T in i T M s u m 35. Articles Wanted k n o w n apous*, heirs , da- TIIANHON, P. O. Box 14. Cocoa, will p ro ceed a t part*. dishwasher, d e e p NOTIOIC IH harahy s l v c n that Itatad thla Ilia 14th day o f 86. Automobiles • Trucks dryer, vlsea s, a ra n ta a s, aaa lan- F lorida hot l a ter than Au auat D. 1314. freerc. *150 mo. Ph. 322-4970 1 am ( n u n s ' l l In liuvltiaas at III July.A. A.Kdwln WITNKHH my hand and th* sea, llenura, rradllura. T. r a i l . If ynu fall to do ao. a o f f i c i a l aeal o f ttila Court ilila HMnholaar 3G*A Autos Wanted Z llua • « Maitland, Hamlnola Ir u d ea a , or o th e r cla im A n □ 1 llnry Adm lnlatratnr decree pro cnnfeaau w ill bs e n County, Florida, uniU r tha llc15th d a y o f Ju ly, A. D. 1344. 37. Boats - Motors CLEAN Unfurn. apt. 309 Mag a n t s by, thruuah, under l eied a a a ln et yo u for the r e ­ C. T. A. o f tha K alala o f m m i o f C olon ial Manor A rth u r II. Ile ck w llh , Jr.. 88. Motorcycles - Scooters nolla. Apply downstairs af lltlniia or aaa lnat lief dem and ed In lh* Com pla lnl. Orrln C. Kahln Auto Halra, am i that I Inland Clerk o f th* Circuit Court d a v i d c . i i K i M H m n n Daraaa 'd 4VITNK8H m y hand and seal In rralatar a.ild nam* with 89. Trailers - Cnbnnn* lly : blnrtha T.VIhlen, DC . ter 8 p. m, Hi:L and HYLVIA IIKI5I- • f aald Court a t H n n lnola (HEAL) l IK Clark o f tha Circuit Courl, Puhllah Ju ly II. £1, 10, A An* 1444, HtTirHHKL hla w ll* . or County, thla Tlh d a y o f July, Gordon V. F rederick Handmil* County , Florida. In 1. Lost 4k Found lilt, 2 Hath House, large either uf Ihaml and all 1341. acoordatica w ith IIk provisions CD1I-II Atto rney for P la i n t i f f parllaa h a v l n a or claim (S E A L ) fenced yard, paved drive nf tha Fh-llilnu* N a m i Hlat. 11# Kaat Com mer cial Hlraat LOST: Ulack Belgian Shepherd Ina In h a v s a n y rlah t, Art hur It. B e c k w i th , Jr., Hanford. Fln itda. 337 71 Tha Board o f P u b lic Inalrunulaa. lo -w ilt K'ntlun 1*5.03 way. 322 0537. till*, nr Interval In lh* Clerk o f Circuit Cou rt lion for Hamlnola C ou n ty , F lo r ­ white patch on throat, silver Florid a H t a lu t 'a HIT. P ublish J u l y II. 33. I*. A u a lly: Handra K. Johnauti propertr daacrlhvd In th* I. 13*4. His: Omirsa and Dorothy ida will racalva hlda for th* chain collar, vicinity 25Ui F U R N I S H E D g a r a g e apt Dep u ty Clerk Complaint, Itaaldanco un furnlalilna o f a ll labor, m a t e r ­ l* ( Dll-41 between Beard all and Cain known 25154* Palmetto. 322 5251; r u t , lUm I .aw O f f i c e ' ial*. eq uipm ent an d service* l. h J u ly 3, a, l«, II, 1344. YOU AFIK IIK UK It Y NOTI- Freed anil N atb anson required for th* co n st r u c t io n eron. Child* pet. Reward. 322-0535. 3DR-I IX THE ("til( T I T r u t TIT, of D rivers T r a ln ln * I t a n a ' s a t FIKD that a C o m p la in t haa l i n South W a a h ln a to n Av*. XIXTII J | D i e t 4 1. rlH I'I 'IT Call 322-S53Q or 322 4831. Lym an Hchool, Hamlnola l l l e h b «n filed aaa lnat you by th* Tit iievlllr, Fla. xo th ' m o f ai:rr In tli* a b o v e - s t y l e d I’ubltah J u ly 3. i f , 31. IS. 1111. OF F I.O II ID 4 IX 4 X D 3(>H T in n im iiiiN xvaynk m o i i - Kchool, and Croom* Aaadamy. I'UIn tlff hK N IX tll.K i n i X T V . court and causa for t h e p u r ­ COII-34 S. Food IIIH and MAHLK IV. M o ll- Hamlnola C ou n ty , Florida. 4TI.4XI KHY XO. 141*0 tin* hid (or th* co m bined pose o f forectoalnn th* ninrtHIM. hla wlfa. IX T H * 4 'IH C1IT COURT. XDTIt’K O F a t l T X O T IfU OF SU IT ■ aua on lb* f o l lo w ln a daeb* aubmlltad OKRA. 3220415. YOU AND KACII OF TOO p ro jects sh a ll JtTH M 4 b tTHCUIT TIIK HT4TF. I>F FLORIDA TOi TO l | t IKT 1TTI.I1 ar* harahy nntlflad that ault and w ill b* r eca ll rd u n til 1 :es c t l b r i property, si t u a t e and XIXTII W illia m Z. Rlckatta and HT4TK OF FI.OHIO* I <iIt KMT- h a s bean com m e n c ed aaa lnat p. m., F riday, J u l y 14. 1*44. at b 'ln p In Hemtnol* County . OF FLORIDA IX AXD FOM 6. For Kent I MIN, TO I HtlWtXOl.H COUNTY Jn sap h ln * C. Il l c k a l t s Hchool A d m in istra tio n Florida; you In lha Circuit Court of th* lh a IIIA XCK NV XO. I4IIW 31*3 lotrk w ood Drive K. 4V. Ilorlnn, and ------ H o r ­ Ninth J u d icia l Circuit o f th le u 11. Block T. l i r . r T L K f l llulbltna. Com m ercial Hlraat, Fura. Apt. 2300 ffleflonville. NOTICM OF HI IT B l u f f Tark ton hla wlr*. if msrrlml and Htala o f F lo r id a In and for Hanford. F lo rid a, at w h ich tlm# HOMKH ORLANDO. HKCn i r m ln a h a m . Xlahama llv ln e. and If d 'n d a a o l n d all Hrmlnol* Cnunly. th* ahbra and placa tha hlda w i l l ba Tltr.N ONK, - a c c o r d l n a lo T i t . ) *T 4TI5 OF FLO RID A TOl Tou. and aach o f you . ar* HAIIRY D. RUHHKLL FURNISHED 2 HR. House. l>'r»ina iTialmlnx an y I n l m - d , vlatad t i l l * of w h ich la: TIIK publicly opanod and r e a d plat tlie rsuf raoorilad In whoa* rasUlancs la harahy n o llfla d that ault haa r l . l m nr d ' m . n d w h a l m x v ' r , l*lat Book t t , P a n e s I aloud. HANFDIID ATLANTIC NA ­ 2481 Palmetto. 322-0774. been filed a p a ln et y o u In th e s . hHr«. d ' » l . " « , crsdlla rs, TIONAL HANK. ate.. I'UInltir, Ilia B r o a d w a y and I, Public Itacordi o f C o n tra ct d o c u m e n t s c o n sist Circu it Court o f Hemlnol* Toled o, Ohio I' l n n r i or oIlK rw tx. by Kemlnol* Cou nty, Flo rid a. MINNIE U OUIIAM. *1 a l . o f plan* fur th* a b o v e and may CLEAN 1st Floor Apt. Pvt. Ihrouah or und*r t h ' i d d K. -vaTou ar* harahy n o tified that County , F lo rid a, In Chan cery, ha ob latn ad by d a p o a ltln a 415 nit Toyathar w ith tha fo l lo w ln a Dafandanta. W. Ilurion. and ( s d n . t any In C h a n cery No. 14144. tth tha A rch itect, Jo h n A. Item* o f property whh-h or* ault haa bean filed a a a ln a t you an ab bra vlata d till* o f whlrh ent. 1004 Palmetto. • nd (It ii'rmina, wlio m a y claim Th * n atu re o f thla su it ta a Burton IV, F o ur th Floor, Han­ lo ca ted In and p e r m a n en tly In­ In lh * Circuit Cou rt o f Haml- 4a FIIIHT FJCDKRAI. HAJVINGH Cou nty, Florida, In C h a n , AN D LOAN AHHOCIATION OF In any manner, any In l a r .a l 2 UR, Unfurnished house. Ph w l n l M v i f , In and In tin foreclosu re o f th a t certain ford A tla ntic Na tio na l Bank stalled aa a p a rt o f tha Im­ mils eery, an a b bravlata d t i l l * of FKMINOLK COUNTY, a co rp o r­ n i c r t a . u a held and o w n ' d by Hulldtna, Hanford. Florida, fur pro v em en ts on aald la n d l 922(993. f o llu w ln a il'arrlti'd hA or par Pla intiff, d a t ' d May 1. 1 »M tha firat aat nf d o c u m e n t s o b ­ Is FIIIHT FKDKIt AL ation, I'la in llff, re. WILLIAM tl. K. Air C o n d itio n e r — w h ich ral uf land,, l y l n a and bnlna and raonrd'd May S4, 1*51 in tained. Hurli d ep o sit w ill ha r e ­ Model 3 ITA25RZ1 — H.-rlal HAVINGH AND I>)AN AHHiaGA- Z. RICKKTTS and w ife. JOHBC. IIICKKTTH and In H'nilnult County, Florida, O fficial llaiu rd a llook ITS pan* funded In full to aarh parson TION OF HRMINOLK COUNTY, PIIINK S O Ilk lllS Pla ln tltf, v a HKbltN'OLK MKMORIAL 1IOHlo-W ltl U. K. fu r n a c e — Modal 31 a corp oration , IIT o f th* P ub lic llarorda o f w h o return* th* d ocu m ent* In Lot I. Ill nek A. FCUITH Hrnilnnl* County , Florida, an auud co n d ition w i t h i n Id d a y s (ILTXIatll — Serial 410 H ARRY D. RUHHKLL at al. P I T A L Def en dant* . I he n a ­ Defendant* , th* natur* o f eald ture o f aald su it lialnx a ault At.TAMONTK II K 1 U It T H c u m br rln u that certa in place a lt a r th* hid opanlna. Addi­ H I-141 In Mil C H t l af Ik* Uuunly tio n a l sa la m a y h* o bta ined at a cco rd ln a lo f l a t think National n u lll-tn Ran ** cu lt balna a s u i t to fo reclo se to forerl.m* that cert ain mortor parrel o f proprrty located, Jkitar. a»M la»lr ( u u w t y , r i » r at paa* I nf P ub lic ro- alluala, and balna In aald c o u n ­ th* coat of 411.VS, w h ich la S u rfa c e fn ll — Modal that cartaln m o r l a a a * dated t a y s date d May 14, 1354. and of Ma. In l - m h . l r . In O fficial Record* May 33. 1343, and o f record record h a lf rafundahla. cord s o f H'ininuls Cou nty, ty and Hint*, t o . w i t : 3:i.l4-33-S-H< rial T«43l l a rai K a ia le nf Florida, A r a r llf tn t ch ark or bank National l l u l ll l n Oven — In O fficia l nrcurda lhe>k 441 IPuik ITu. P a t s i f . I*uhl1c R e ­ Lot I. Work K. HP.NT.AND 4V11.1.1 AM l l B N I i r COOK of Hemlnol* Cou nty, You and rauh nf you ar* Modal A10-145-4P — S erial at p ay* >34 o f th* Publla Re- cord s KHTATKH. a auhdlrlslan. draft, p a y a b le to th* Hoard o f Dtrraaad. norda of Hemlnol* County, Florida, an curaharlna the fol• HIT ■ ccurdlnn lo a plat lhar* Public In str uction tor Fatnlnul* To All rrrd ltn ra and Vrraoaa lirrahy nntlfla.1 that a l a u r n In w ln x described real proparty, I'.imiilalnt haa haan f i l' d K e ch -n -v a n t fan — binds! Florida, e n c u m b e r l n a th* f o l ­ of, racordad In P la t Hook Cou nty. F lo t l d a ; V. H. I l o v e fn l i a t l a s Claim* ar l l m a a l i a r a ln a t yo u In lh * Circuit II. pagaa 11 to IS of lha mant Bonds, or a sa t isf a c t o r y KV100F — Hartal IIA 4 C — l o w l n a daecrlbad re al property, t o - w l t : A a alaal aa!4 K atalai lo-w lt: Th* W e s t 14* feat o f lev! A ltai P u b lic llarorda of Kami bid bond a i a c u l a d by Ilia bid­ You anil aarh i,r yo u ara Court, Hamlnol* C ou n ty . F lo r­ l o t 11 flea s W est 50 feet der and n cctp ta b l* s u re ties In XVaats K ln n Dlapoaall — 4 o f KVANM BUBDIVIBION. hoi* County. Florida. h r r a t y notlllai l anil rauulrad id*. at Banford, Florida, b rin e an a m o u n t eq u a l to five per ch a n cery no, 141X1 and an Mertat ICT44I I h e i x t f ) KVANH 8UIID1V1 a c c o r d l n a to plat tharaof KACII O F YOP IH ItKQUIHlo prtMiit any claim* uml da UlINICK II. Ill tltTtlN KD lo III* your a n s w e r or cent of th * bid ahall b* sub BIOS, a c c o r d ln a to I*lat recorded In P la t Itouk t, Hallah Hnl W a ter D e a l e r iiuiula which you, nr eith er of tllli'd VH U. W. HtlllTON, at ala. I>a- o the r w r it te n dffanaaa to th* m l t l s d w ith aach hid. t h e r e o f r* corded In Plat P e a * IT, o f the public r e ­ - S e ria l 14 n l l l f — Model lull, may liuva a « a ln a l lh Unuk 1, p ag* IT o f th* Th* su c c e s s fu l bidder w ill b* cord s o f Hamlnols County , ADH-DK • •tala or Wltllum l la n r y Cook, Ina a ault lo Qulal T ill* , and Com pla int w ith tha Clark of Publto Record* nf HtmlYou nr* harahy required to Florida. daraatad, la la o f aald Coun­ you and aach o f y o u ara r e ­ th* Clroult Court o f Hrmlnol* required to f u r n is h an y pay satisfactory per form ance **rv* a ropy o f your an awar note County , Florida, and you ar# hereb y required ty. In tha C o unty J u d a a of quired to fit* y o u r a n aw ar to County , F lo rid a, In thla pro- for Vamlnnla County, Florida, at I’l . l n t l f r * Com plain t w it h tha r e ed ln u and | o aarva a ropy and p a y m e n t bond or bonds. or p lrad ln * on P l a t n t l f f a a t ­ and yo u ar* h t r e h y required tq f ile y o u r an awar in aald undaralanrd Clark o f our aald tn file y o u r A n sw er In ealtl A tten tio n la c a lle d to th* fact tharaof upon the p la ln tlfd a su it w ith th* u n d ersla n ed tornaya, T A Y M lU AND IIHION, hla nfflra In tha rou rt h o u se o( • • I I County at Hanford. F lor- Court a l Hanford, Florida, and a lt u r n r y s . whoa* n am as and that not l a ss t h a n m inim u m ISO H K. Ind S treet, Miami, ault w i t h t h s umlaralnned Clerk Clerk o f said Court and to aerv* 'Ida. w ith in ala calandar m o nth s to aerv* a co py t h e r e o f on addraaa ar* h e r e in a f te r aat aala rlta an d w a s * * aa aat furth Florida, and Vila the orla lu a l o f eald Cou rt and l o se r v e a co py tharaof upon tha P l a i n ­ atturn ay. It. W. forth, a s required by law, not In th* S p e c i f ic a t i o n s m u s t b* a n sw e r or p lea d ln y In th* o f ­ a co py t h e reo f upon P l a i n t i f f s t i f f * attu rn ay, whoa* n am * and from tha lim a nf tha f i r s t |>ub P la i n t i f f ’* llca llo n of t h i s notlca. T w o W are a t P. O. this 1411, Han­ l a t e r t h a n th* ITth day of paid on this project. fice o f tha Clark o f said Court a tto rn a y , w n » e n a m s and ad- a d d ress ap pear below, on or Tha Board o f P u b lic l n st ru c- un or hafor* lh* ITth da y o f ilreaa ap pear hehiw, on or ha- before tli* lath day uf Auauat c u p l u o f s a c h t-lalni or damand ford, Florida, on or b efo re th* A u a u a t 1444. In d efa u lt th e r e ­ Ird da y u f Auauat A. I». 1414. tlo.l for Hamlnola County , Flor of th* causa w ill proceed aashall ha In w r l l l n a , and sh a ll July, 1341. If you f a l l l o do fur* lha lath day o f Auauat. 1344, and In d e f a u lt the reo f atala Ilia |ila<-a of raaldanoa and If you fall to do ao a J udam anl p ari* upon lh a en try of a Da Ida, raaarvaa tha r la h t to ro ao, a Darre s Pro Confasao will 1344. an d In d e f a u lt thereof Deere* Pro C o n fea se w ill b* will b* antarad era s Pro C u n f u a o a a a ln a t you. Jact any a n d / o r a ll hlda or to h* entered aualnet yo u for th* Deere* Pro Contvaao w ill b* *u entered a a a ln a t you. post nfflra a d d r e ss nf Ihs by d e f a u lt claim ant. and shall ba aworn a a a ln a t anq aarh o f y o u for Ihs VITNCHH my band and th* w a i v e an y In fo rm a lities In tha relief aou a h t In th* Com plaint. tarad a a a ln e t you. WITNKHH my hand an d u f lo by i h s cla im a n t, a x rn t, r*!l*f dem and ed l a aald Com ­ o f fi c i a l se a l o f aald Court In b ld dln t. No bid ahall b* w i t h ­ WITNKHH 31Y H A N D AND flclal aeal a t lb* l u u n t y C o u r t ­ W ITNESS my hand an d aeal or a tto rn a y and aceompanlad plaint. Hamlnola Cou nty. Florida, this d ra w n fo r n period uf fifteen o f aald Court at Sanford. O F F IC IA L HKAL at lh* County house. Hanford. Hsmlnol* C o u n ­ WITNKHH m y hand nnd th* Tilt day o f J u ly 1444. (111 d a y s s u b s eq u en t to th* HemlnoU County, Florida, thla Cou rth ouse. Hanford. Hamlnola ty. Flo rid a, thla la t h day of by a fi li n g fa s o f on# dollar op a n lne o f bids w i t h o u t th* l l r d day o f Juno. 1444. and aueh c la im or daman d not o f fic ia l se a l a f thla Itonorabla t e U A L ) County , F lo rid a, t h is lOlh day Jun* 1344. Court a l Hanford, Flo rid a, this conaa nl o f tha Hoard. aa fMad s h a l l ba void. tSKALI A rth u r II. U s e k w l lh , Jr.. of JU'.*, 1144. (BEAL) th* l a t h d a y o f Juno A. [1, 1144 J. D. IVIlIOIIT. JR. K v a ly n Cook Uauday Clark o f th* Clroult Court Art hur H. B a rkw U h. J r , IBMA D A rth u r H. B a e k w ltb , J r , IHICAL) C hairm an. Board o f P ub lic l l y t Baudra * J o h n so n Aa a d m i n i s tr a t r i x , c.t.a o f A r ' h i A If. Bark w ith , J r , aa Clark o f said Circuit Clerk o f OIrcult Court A rth u r It. Dock wtlh, J r . I n s tr u c ti o n for Hamlnola D e p u t y Clark Ika K sla ta o f Clark Circuit Court Co art B y: Martha T. 4’lhian, D.C. Clorh o f Circuit Court W i llia m l l a n r y Cook. C o u n ty , F lo r id a B B A ltD A L L . U lt ID L E T By: Martha T. Vthlan B y: Martha T. Vthlaa P hillip II. Loaan B y i Sandra H. Johnso n, Dscsnstd AN D t . K W t l R. T. Mllwao D. C. Dep u ty Clark Bblnholaer and b o a * * D, C. Attorn ay a for p l a i n t i f f W lndarwaa dia. Jlatnaa k Ward, Hamlnola C o u n ty Buparlntaad- T a ylor s a d Br loa P hillip H. L o g a a A tto rn ey* a t Law R. W. WARE • n l u l P u b lic I n a lr u o llo a and l i t 0. E. l a d Htraat 44 North Court Btraai A tio ra a y a ■ HINHOLSEK M d LOGAN F irat Fodaral B u i l d i n g r . o . Boa i 4 i s Pool O ffice Boa 1414 I I I P a rk Avanua. Voulh Ba -O fflo ln Bacratary l o th* Miami, F lo r id a F irat F ed era l Bu ild ln a Hanford. F lo r id a Banford, F lo r id a Orlando. F lo rid * Boar d o f P u b l l s In str u c tio n W ln lar Park , F lo r id a Pub lish Ju no I I , k J u l y S. Banford, F lo r id a A tto rn ey for P la i n t i f f f u L I U h J u l y I, 14, t l . t», 1144 P u b lish J u l y I. *, 14, I I , 1444 P ub lish J u ly 4, 14, U.JA, 1444 P ub lish J u l y I . I. I f . t i l l . I. U . l t l l . P u b lis h J u ly 1. 4, I f . I I . 1444. P u L lu h J u ly 1, 4, I f . t t . 1444 C D U -U CDU-J1 CUli-44 C U U - II C UA-II CUB-14 CUB-* Stemper Agency THE BOSS is gone (or a week and we’re going to give you a steal you'll have to admit a 3 bedroom with Fla. room and Urge lot (or *10,500, *350. down. *70 month ain't buying il's stealing. Call now before STOI.EI). Realtor-lnsuror-Trades 322-1991 1919 S French Ave. St. Johns Realty *Tb<rt'i nof fair—If* rest of in a n using 'conventional weapons!'" THERE'S PEACE A QUIET No planes. In a 2 BR house on paved street you can buy for *3,750 Cash. Ph. 668-4601, Enterprise, Fin.___________ .$100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES 1901 S. Park Ave. FA 2-5232 anytime DEADLnna Kit. equipt. Terra wo floor* LAKE COTTAGE tile bath, Venetian shades, 1 Ilcdroom, Furn. $50. mo. STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: water furn. Ph. 322 2334 aft­ Ph. 322 6106 Tue*., thru Frl. • 2 P. M. day er 5 p.m. befora Insertion. Mon. • Sat. CLEAN, downnUlri spt. PrlRENT A BED vnIc linlh and entrance. Pit. RoPaway, Hospital k Baby 322-0702. CLASSIFIED INDEX Beds. FURN. 3-room apt. with hath By Day, Week, or Month 1 . Loot & F ound k garage. 2520 Narcistui. Ph. FA 2-5181 118 W. lit St. 2. Notices - rernonalB Ph. 322 3140. CARROL1 'S FURNITURE S. Education - instruction 2 LARGE Nicely furn. Duplex 4. Transportation 8. Beach Rentals apti. 14th Ave., Longwood, 5. Food HUTCHISON'S 8 ml. from N.A.S. Ph. 838OCEANFRONT APTS 6. For Rent 3298. 339 So. Atlantic 6A Special Notices UNFURNISHED Daytona Beach 7. Business Rentals 2 DR., 1 bath, kit. equip. 1811 Call 322-4058 8. Reach Rentals Summerlin *60. 0. For Sale or Rent 2 Hit., 1 bath, kit. equip. 131 y. Pur Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent N. Ed gum on *85. 11. Real Estate Wanted 3 DR., 1 bath , Hlway 48 *85 CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON 12. Real Estate For Sale 3 DR., 1 baUi, kit, equip. 1404 LAKE. Call e v e n l a g s 322-1597. 13. Mortgage Loans E. 20th *85. 14. Insurance 3 nit., 14* hath, xtovc *135. 19. Wanted to Kent FURNISHED 15. Business Opportunity 3 DR. home nearby SNAS, un 16. Female Help Wanted 1 HR., 1 hath *55. furnished, reasonable, avail­ 2 DR., 1 bath, garage apt. *55, 17. Male Help Wanted able about 5 August, write 2 11R., 1 hath *70. 18. Help Wanted details to W. J. Kelly, 23 2 RR., 1 l>nlit *90. 19. Situations Wanted Salamana Court, Lcxlngloo 3 DR., 14* bath, Fla. room 20. Babysitters Park, Md. *135. 21. Beauty Salons •|* FREE $2,400. equity. *1001JUMBO bouse 8 room, 3 car MUST sell, owner transferr­ down, *69. mo. pays all garage, patio. Stove, dis­ ed. Jaw. buys our 5 year Clean 3 bedroom, 10 x 17' posal, dish washer. 322-1428. equity, 3 bedroom screened Fla. room, equipped kitch­ porch, 109 Valencia Dr., Ra­ en, te r r a in floors. HcLmly venna Park. 322-3563. Realty Ph. 322-1641. V A - FH A WIFE WANTED Property Management to tell her husband how she 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath. large & Sales Broker and the family would enjoy screened patio, nice yard. living in this 3 bedroom 20 S. Edgemon Ave. N. Or­ Jim Hunt Realty country home, surrounded lando. 323 0368. with beautiful shade trees, Offers for your selection New Custom-built, Cake Mary on 140 x 150* lot, partially these Beautiful 2, 3, A 4 fenced to take care of the C. R.. 2 BR, carporte, uti­ Bedroom lity, shade k citrus. FHA children or pets, a 2 car gar­ Finance, 322-6859. age for a workshop . , unbe­ Government lievable al $8750.00 and bud­ get terms can lie arranged. . Owned Homes and only 5 minutes South of SEVERAL Outstanding 2 & 3 Priced From $G,750 downtown Sanford. Bedroom Homes available in Down Payments Seminole Realty all Areas of Sanford. Let ua Show you Around I As Low As $100 1901 S. Park Ave. Monthly Payments FA 2-5232 anytime Like New Specials *1897 *1897 Select One - Only $99700 63 Comet Merc-O-Matlr, Radio, neater. Fee torjr W arranty 63 Chevrolet Monza u900'* 4 Speed Tram-mission, Radio, Heater, Sharp. MONTHLY PAYMENTS AS LOW AS M3IIIMlMtt34ttimtfltt34ll3tt4*« A 00 61 FORD FALCON FUTURA Straight Tranamlaaion, lturkrt Seat*. 61 CORVA1R 4 • Speed Transmiaaiun, Radio, llru trr, One Owner 61 DODGE 4-DOOR Automatic Tranamisaiun, Radio, Healer, Very Cleaa 61 PLYMOUTH FURY Automatic Transmiaaiun, Radio, Heater, NEW TIRES 61 VALIANT 2-DOOR Automatic Transmission, Extra Nlca 60 MERCURY MONTEREY 4-Iloor Hardtop, Automatic Tran*, Radio, Heater 58 CADILLAC 4-DOOR HARDTOP Full Power, Air Condition, Drire it and you will boy it LOOK 1 Whats597WillBuy MONTHLY PAYMENTS AS IX)W AS ? 2 8 00 59 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR One Owner, Radio, Heater, Automatic Tranamlaaion 59 MERCURY 2-DR. HARDTOP NEW TIRES, Merc-O-Matic, Radio, Heater 59 FORD 4-DR. STATION WAGON Cylinder, On* Owner, Very Nice 59 FIAT II Krai Krtmomy, Nice No Down Payment Specials 57 Mercury 4-Door Radio, Heater, Automatic Tran*. 55 Oldsmobile Kuna Good, Clean HUNT LIN CO LN MERCURY 1009 Palmetto Ave. Sanford 922*4881 ’295 *150 INC. Winter Pork MI 4*0209 fi �Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! 12. Real Estate For SaU| 16. Female Help Wanted 21. Beauty S-tlonn COUNTRY CLUB MANOR. 2 COLLECTOR wanted by ColBR. 122-4539. lection Bureau of Sanford. 201 S. Elm. Age 30 to 40, TOTAL PRICE ONLY 14*50 ability to deal with public, 104 W. 10th. St. teSO down, Bil. be able to pas* typing test $49.50 monthly. Recently re ­ of at least 40 WPM, non decorated. New -wall to wall transient, at least high carpeting. Very neat. school graduate and with employment background of ROBERT A. WILLIAMS office work. No others will Realtor be coniiciered or interview­ Raymond Lundquilt, Also. ed. See Joanne Ritne or 11. TA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bids L. Foley between 2 and 5 MAYFAIR BARGAIN p. m. only. ATTRACTIVE 2 b e d r o o m borne on nice corner lot in RECEPTIONIST, over 30. for Mayfair. Has huge air-con­ general office work, some ditioned Florida room and typing. Apply in person. Ron2-car garage. Now priced at Sun Chryslcr-Plyinoutli, 519 $11,500 with $500 down and E. First SI. $81 a month. Call Slir HOT JULY SPECIAL in our air-conditioncd salon. Permanents starting at $5. Shampoo-Sets. $1.75. Hair cuts, *1.25. Ace Beauty Salon, Mayfair Hotel Phone 322-ft523 ftanfnrh $rralft J u ly 16, 1964 — P a p e 11 SWEETIE PIE ? By Nadine Seltzer 22. Build * Paint • Repair FOR PAINTING A REPAIR WORK Call 322 5426. Plumbing1 S erv ices PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES SERVICE station attendant. R. L. HARVEY FA 1-33*1 Apply tn person. Smith's 204 Sanfurd Ave. Amoco lliway 17-92 A Lake IT. Specinl Services Mary Blvd OVER 25 YEARS 19. Situations Wanted of Fine Workmanship in Up­ holstering, Draperiei, Slip­ CHILI) CARE in my home, covers. Time Payments as Longwood area. 838-3703. little as $5 mo. Drapery WILL baby ait in my home Hardware Installations. for working mother, 322-8437 KULP DECORATING SHOP Ph. 322-2335 21. U ea u ty Salon* 17. Male Help Wanted SO UTH W AR D Investment & Really lift N. Park Ave. 322-8173 IS. Uualneee Opportunity F o r LEASE—Service Station. Good location. Good produels. Good treatm ent, l'h. locally 322-4342, or apply to the PURE OIL COMPANY. I S . F e m a le H elp W an ted 36. Automobile* - Truckn , 38. .Motorcycles - Scooters i 39. Trailers - Cabana* DUE TO DIVORCE WE have a repossessed 64 model swing needle dlal-omalic rig lag. makes hun­ dreds of fancy designs, makes buttonholes, sews on buttons, blind hems, mono­ grams, embroiders, etc. Asaume remaining 4 payments of $9.50. Ph. Credit Mgr. 322-7457. '54 Jeep St a. Wag. 2 wheel dr. 1962 VESTA motor scooter. APACHE Camp Trailer!. New with overdrive, 6 cycle, $175. 323-0829, 1 ft Used. 322-3487. overhead valve. 668-5693. '63 Chevy ll Nova. Excellen cond. Ph 322-2283. DODGE BOYS '55 FORD Convertible, Man­ dat'd ihift, Rftlt. Good con­ dition. 322-8600. Firecracker “400” '55 BUICK Special. Reason­ able offer. Call between 2:30 and 10 p. m. 322-9455. REPOSSESSED idlli ZAG Swing needle, makes '35 FORD, good body, good buttonholes, sewa on but­ mechanical condition, Call tons, blind stitch, mono­ 322-8648, Claude Harroll. grams. Guaranteed. 4 pay­ ments of $8.40. Phone Cre 1952 CHEV. pick up truck, good running condition, good dit Mgr . 3229111. hody, new paint. Call 322R090 after 5 p. m. SCUBA diving gear "Health Way" complete with tank and accessories. Call 322- FOR A PAINTER, inside oi out, call Luther Tasker at 322-6159. 25. .11. A rtic le* F o r S a le $ Bank $ 2* 02. w if s - w i A z r * -------- 7-/t WILL accept beat reasonable offer for II cu ft. itainless steel commercial refrigera­ tor. Good running condition i have Just changed ove- to new refrigerator this week. Contact Dick Aiken or call 322-8625. T M l«» U t N* (ML • a T R iK ir COMPLETE Lawn A Yard WANTED white woman for Permanent Special Service. 322-2310. im o ra l housework 4 morn­ Our Budget Wave Now $6.05 2 9. A u to m o b ile S e r v le t S3. Pvmltari ings a week. Call Mrs, HanCut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Piano Tuning and Repair BEDS TOR RENT «r>n $22-72*1. 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 n|3i W. L. Harmon — TA 2-4213 COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Free irupee lion, estimates, Hoipltal, Rollawayi, JuveBile. FREE delivery and DEEP WELLS drilled up to pickup, delivery. Recoring Pick-up. 150 ft. Everything furnish­ A repair* diacounted. 211'* E. 3rd. 322-3443 FURNITURE CENTER ed. Only $395. Nothing down. $13.75 mo. Longwood 1100 french Ave. AUTO GLASS 838-4393. Ph. TA $-7981 BILLS BARGAIN BARN NEW shipment of new ft m e­ ed merchandize to gu with other 10.000 item* that he has in hta barn, noo Grapeville Ave. USED lawn mower $20. Washing Machine ft Tub $25 Top Carrier* ft llnaket Small Air compressor $15 Fire Iron* for grate $3 50 2430 Myrtle Ave. Repossessions '60 Peo. Wgn $787 bal, $37 mo. '57 Ply Wgn $397 bal. $23 mo. '35 Ford Wgn $389 bal, $22 mo. '53 Buick, $229 bal, $16 mo. '53 Pontiac, $374 bal, $22 mo ’A* Dodge, $714 bal, $32 mo '59 Opal, $599 bal, $31 mo. '55 Merc. $369 bal, $32 mo. '5fi Chevy, $317 bal, $28 mo. '37 Olds . $687 bal. $32 mo. '51 Pont. $499 bal. S24 mo. '58 Chevy, $667 bal, $31 mn '37 Buick, $596 bal, $29 mo. '56 Chevy, $519 bal, $29 mo. '55 Olds, $171 bal. $21 mo. '58 Olds, $781 bal, $33 mo. •57 Chevy, $792 bal. $35 mo. '56 Chevy, $419 bal, $21 mo. '60 Ford, $599 bal, $31 mo. '53 Old*, $277 bal, $15 mo. '59 Ford, $199 bal, $24 mo. '56 Chevy Cnv $699 bal $32 tnn. '58 Pontiar $786 bal, $37 mn. 60 Ford, 399 bal, $32 mn '56 Chevy, $499 bal, $24 mo. '52 Ford. $97 bal., $3 mo. INSTALLED WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS. Ue Your Purnitura. FOR EASY, quick carpet Scnknrik GUbb and Paint Sell SPnINKLER SYSTEMS cleaning rent Bluo Lustre Quick Service With the Company All Typca and Sizes Electric Shampoocr only $1 Caih. SUPER TRADING 210 Magnolia Th. FA 2-4822 We Repair and Service per day. Carroll* Kurn. POST. PA 1-CC77, STINE Auto OU«e, Tape Uaed furniture, appllanrei, 35. Article* Munled Machinery and Supply Co. A Sea* Covers toole, ate. Bought • Sold. 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 TV'« bought and sold. AUTO GLASS & Larry'i Hart III Sanford USED 2870 Sanford Ave., Phone REMODEL - REPAIR SEAT COVER CO. Ava. Ph. FA 2-413$. 322-8827, Call n. E. Link, 322-7029 304 W. 2nd St. PA 2 1032 For the biggeat aeiectlon of 3 6 . Automobne* • T ruck* Hiiilriinir C o n tra cto r REPOSSESSIONS, INC. ALL WORK GUARANTEED nearly new and ueed furni­ iA ftn SANFORD AVE. A IR -C O N D IT IO N IN G '60 RENAULT Dauphlne, ex­ ture, aaa Noll's Furniture 32. Flower* - S h r u b s OPEN EVENINGS By FEDDERS cellent cond. $400. 322 Ml4. Brukerage In Casselberry Prince of Wale* Violets to on 17-92. Open 6 days 3 to 6. IT. I). P O P E CO., Inc. ’62 CORVAIR Mom*. 4 speed, 200 So. Park Ave. 322 4234 give away. 32Z-2M1. Phono 322-4503 RAH, bucket seats, whiteF R E E E S T IM A T E red interior. $12U0. 322-3797. 3 7. B or Im • M otor* Upholstering A Mattress ren­ National USED CAR Specials! 61 Chevrolet Biscayne 2-Hnor V-8. automatic transmission, radio and heater, real clean. 60 Chevrolet 2-Door ft cylinder, atandard tranamiaaion, economical and very nice. 62 Volkswagen Deluxe Equipped with radio and clrnn and ready to go. 611 Renault R-8 I-door, the economy king; up to 37 miles per ial. asm! NO DOWN PAYMENT ON THESE BUYS! 61 Simca Hardtop 2-door. 58 Ford Custom 2-rfoor, ft c)Under, straight allck. 57 Ford ft rylindrr, alandard tranamiaaion. 58 Buick Convertible l-'lllly equipped. IU IZ DRASTICALLY REDUCED IN “ O K ” U S ED C AR S v*695 STATION WAGON, 4-door, ft pea srngrr, V-8 engine, auto, trana power steering A brake*, radio heater. 58 Fiat 1100 Series but you don't have to ...h e re . 62 Comet Custom 4 Dr. Sedan, Heater. Hinder, auto, trana4-door, ft eyl mtsalon, radio id In A heater. You can leave th* guesswork at homo whan you come to buy • uaed car from our "Goodwill" used car lot. Como on down •n d lake a look at our used Wlda-Traeka—tha used cara that don’t act It Wo auapact that from our wldo aalactlon you'll find Juat what you w ant 1963 Pontiac Tempest S e lm e 4-dr. Automatic, radio and heater. 11,000 actual milaa. Part near new! 1962 Pontiac Tempest H r . epe., all morroklde Interior, aulom .tic, radio and heater. NEW TIRES. 1961 Pontiac Tempest •a fa rl atatloa wagon (with the chroma rack oa tog), cuitom Interior. Nice I 1961 Buick Special D tla ia 4-dr. V-8, automatic iran.mL.lon, Power altering, radio .nd heater. A really lino Happy Medium Sired Car. 1962 Plymout Valiant V-2M 4-dr. Automatic, radio and heater. He. It to believe It — 12,000 one.owntr milaa. 1962 Corvair Monza ■port rpa, with 4-in the floor! Reduced ta *1895 *1295 *1395 *1495 *1495 *1495 OPEN FBI. NITES & SAT. AFTERNOONS 62 Olds F85 Cutlass Coupe. V.g, auto tranamiaaion, power steering, radio A heater. 60 Olds 88 4-Door V-g engine, auto. 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Ml 7-2339 Hobson Sporting Goods 59 Chevrolet Parkwood You're welcome to kick tires and lift hoods, 668-5547, *595 *595 *495 *695 GOOD TRUCK BUYS 59 Chevrolet 1-Ton $ 1 ^ 0 C ovating. New A Uaed Furni­ 1960 PONTIAC Bonneville 4 17 FOOT Super-Craft boat ture. Cell N li Bedding Mfg. door, low mileage, excellent complete with motor, trail­ Co., at 709 Celery Av*. er, and all necessary boating condition PS and PB, new FA 3-2U7. tires. One owner. $1400. Ph. .equipment. Can bo teen af­ 34. Article* For Sale heater, *1195 *995 *1395 *1195 Your EV1NRUDE Deal«r REFRIGERATOR, C r o a l e y 1963 Chewy 2 S S, $»00. take 304 6-8 E. 1st. Ph. FA 2-Sftftl up payments. 322-1187. Shelvadoor, 0.5 cu, ft. Ph. 322 4876. JULY SPEC. Ladies’ Shoo Sale. Sites 3-61$ only. $1 pr. Surplus City. W. 1st St. WORLD Book Encyclopedia. $15. Park Ave. Trailer Court, lot 93, Sanford. BEAUTIFUL gas range, cost $400. Bargain at 180. Formal •ite 7, $1, Flute, »40. 322-3967 READY MIX CONCRETE Patios, Floor, Free Estimates Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, aiad, cement, rock, pipe, steel, grease traps, dry wells. Supping stones. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 2 PC. woo) suit, Tan, site 18lx roat $39.95, sell $20. (Never Worn.) Blue wool suit, else 19, 115. Blouses, sire 38, $1.50. English walking shoes, Tan, never worn. Cost 514-85, Sell 17.00, site 7V4A. NO 8 4281. USED ft REPOSSESSED BARGAINS G-E Stereo 1(79.03 CROSLY TV 99.95 PHILCO TV 78.95 G-E 19" Portable TV 108.95 G-E 23" Console TV 209.95 Westlnghouse Itcfrig. 49.95 Phllco Refrig. 119.05 Admiral Rafrtg. 109 95 Hotpoint Refrlg. 78.15 O E Auto. Washer 80.85 Norge Gas Range 118.95 Kelvins!nr Elec. Range 49.95 Westlnghouse 21" TV 49.93 Frlgldaire Refrlg. 50.95 No* Money Down. Up in 24 mm. to pay. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES 555 W. First St.. Sanford Ph. 322-2821 »■lot of tote modsls to look over XC4-2AA TC4-7A 1964 Ford Fairlane 500 Hardtop 1963 Ford Thunderbird Hardtop CXI-31A Ft.'I-32A 1963 Fiat 1100 Series 1963 Ford Falcon FOR SALE 25 LBS. - 50c SANFORD HERALD 2-dmir, ft cylinder, atandard tranamiaaion, radio, heater, air conditioned. 4-door trdan. Very amid on ga*. 4 cylinder, atandard tram., radio and lu-alcr. FC3-70A C 1-311A 1962 Ford Fairlane 500 1962 Thunderbird Hardtop V-8 rnalne, automatic tranamiaaion, radio, haater, power ateering and brakea. 4-door M-dan, V-8 engine, automatic tranamiaaion, radio and healer. | TOP V A LU E STAM PS G IV E N W ITH A L L CA RS SO LD ! n-10211 C'l-fi'JA 1962 Chevrolet Coupe 1962 Ford Ranch Wagon 2-dn»r, V-8 englna, automatic transmission, radio, healer, power ateering, 1962 Ford Fairlane 500 4-door, V-8 rnglne, automatic tranamiaaion. ET8-41B OLD NEWSPAPERS I.atidau, fully powered and air conditioned. ft cylinder, standard frammiaaiun, power aleering, air conditioning. 1961 MG Series 1600 4-door, V-ft engine .automatic transmission, power ateering, raidn and heater. ASK ABOUT OUR EXCELLENT LOW BANK RATE FINANCING Roadater, 4 cylinder, heatar. STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. FORD. 308 E. FIRST BT. FALCON, TllUNDEHUIIlD. FOIU) TRUCK SANFORD WINTER PARK MI 4-8916 DEALER PH . S Z 1 4 4 I1 �I I Court Ruling Strips Florida M ilk Producers O f Protection, Horne Says Mallory Horne, lawyer for Hotiie of Representatives, I derision ruling that Florida not destroy tha Florida Milk the State Milk Commission said thi* week that the re- milk distributor* may pur- Commission." Speaking to soma 400 dairy and former speaker of the rent historic Supreme Court chase out-of-state milk ''doea Industry producers and dllPa Re 12 — July 10, 1901 trihutors at a Milk Marketing (Eljf tVanfnrf) ijrruUi Conference at the University of Florida In Gainesville this week he added, however, that as a matter of practicality it caaentially "denudes" t h e Commission of its authority Roll Call On Nomination 01 Goldwater "to apread a canopy of pro­ tection" over Florid* milk producer*. “Certainly w« are left with th# right to establish * price,” he said. Home referred to the Milk Marketing situation In Florida as a "dilemma," and said, “It will be a number of year* before this thing set­ tle* down. Every state ia try­ ing to adjust to it." Home explained that the court decision forbids the com­ mission from requiring dis­ tributors to favor Floridaproduced milk over out-ofstate milk as to quantity, pur­ chase price, and usage. He emphasized that the court ruled nothing can be done to discriminate against ont-of-slute milk moving into Florida, that nothing can be done to stop the free flow of commerce. Dr. E. T. York, provost for agriculture, In opening the Milk Marketing meeting stat­ ed that the purpo** of the other areas, "Th# total fluid milk requirement* for the ■tste of Florida ara probably lest than one half the surplus over Class 1 requirement* on the Chicago market alone." In addition, Juers painted out, there It a vast quantity of high quality milk available through the whole North Cen­ tral region of the United States, which could, If offer­ ed an economic incentive, be brought up to Grade A stand­ ards and made available for fluid use. He emphasized that whe­ ther these quantities of milk will become supplirs of milk for Florida depends on the level of prices established in the state nnd the level of pri­ ces nt which Florida produc­ ers are willing to produce milk. Continuation of present Florida levels of Class 1 pri­ ces with free interstate move­ ment of milk, would probab­ ly bring in competition from meeting was to analyz* the circumstances which now con­ front th# dairy industry, as well as to analyze the alter­ natives in "an objective and compassionate manner." Dr. J. Wayne Reitz, presldent of the University of Folrida, welcomed the dairy lenders to the campus. Dr. Llnlcy E. Jucrs, assoc­ iate professor of agricultural economics. Michigan State Un­ iversity, East Lansing, Mich­ igan, said the court decisions of the past two years dealing with federal and state milk price regulation may possibly have an effect on the dairy Industry almost ns significant as the initial establishment of these federal regulatory pro­ grams some thirty or more years ago. Discussing the pattern of future milk supplies in Flor­ ida, Juers said an adequate supply of high quality milk for fluid consumption could, If necled, he obtained from outside supplies, he observed. But a price only slightly low­ er than those presently pre­ vailing might provide little or no incentive from outside supplies to seek entry or for handlers in Florida to seeg outside milk, unless Florida producers found it unprofitshie to produce milk at the lower price and it was neces­ sary to go outside to obtain adequate supplies, he added. Congressman D. R. (Billy) Matthews told the dairy lead­ ers that the dairy industry had helped provide the Amer­ ican housewife with the best food basket in the world. Howard C. Fedderson, de­ puty Administrator Milk Mar­ ket Orders Division and Agri­ cultural Marketing Service, United State* Dept- of Agri­ culture, Washington, D.C., said that there is fierce and extiemc competition in the normal and usual milk mar­ ket. One of the circumstances which makes competition ol- most inevitable Is th# extent to which technological change is eliminating numbers from the rank* of the dairy Indus, try. This competition, Fedderson said, of many handlers end producers is taking place In regulsted markets, where "a* have achieved what has been called ‘the golden mean be­ tween rigorous government control and tooth-and-claw m a y h e m among partisan groups, often of considerable differences in bargaining pou-. er or situation’." Dr. Ralph Eastwood, agri­ cultural economist, Florida Agricultural Extension Sw-rv. ice, mentioned cooperative bargaining ns one possible a!, lematlve. He said that mem­ ber* of a cooperative are nor­ mally assured of a continuing market. Dr. Eastwood added that base-excess plans, t carefully adapted to a markr*. will control the seasonality of farm milk production. RAN FRANCISCO (U Pl) — The poll call for the Befiuhllran nomination for president follows: V Alabama 29— Goldwater, 20. Alaska 12— Goldwater 0; Scranton 8; Smith 2; Judd 1; Fong 1. Arizona 13— Goldwater 18. Arkansas 12— Goldwater 9; Scranton 2, Rockefeller 1. California 88— Goldwater 86. Colorado 18— Goldwater 15; KINDERGARTEN student* nt St. Andrews Presbyterian Vacation Scranton 3 Church School made Palestine houses and scrapbooks for the hospital. Connecticut 13— Goldwater Displaying their work nre, seated from left, Robert Lcnier, Jennie Cox, 4; Scranton 12. Teresa Tinsley, Toni Heath, Bret Keiffer; standing, Cathy Ricckmann, Delaware 12— Goldwater 7; Mindy Keiffer, Patti Cox, Kelly Norris, Terri Heath and Lynda I-enicr. Scranton 5 Florida 34— Goldwater 32; Scranton 2; delay caused bypoll. Georgia 24— Goldwater 22; Scranton 2. Hawaii 8— Goldwater 4; Fong 4. ORLANDO— COCOA— EUSTIS— LEESBURG— SANFORD Idaho II— Goldwater 14. ■ ♦ i f Eg Illinois 38— Goldwater 56; Rockefeller 2. Pay Cash And Save Indiana 32— Goldwater 32. Iowa 24— Goldwater 14; Scranton lb. LOS ANGELES (NEA) —1showing strippers, if It finds Free TV ssys thst ultimately Kansas 29— Goldwater 18; the pay system will try for big Scranton 1; Romney 1. Depending on where you lit, there Is money In it. California's coming contest STV says that local police sudlrnce* snd big revenue, Kentucky 24— Goldwater 21; over free-vi-pay-tele vis ion is laws regulate such goings on. and thus sluiw the same kind Scranton 3. cither the Fat Cal* against the And Weaver say* the FCC con­ of program which attracts big Ixtulsiana 29— Goldwater 20. SO FT. Vi inch PLASTIC Jolousi* S lit Nuflibar Idealists or the Opportunist* trols don't amount to much, audiences on free TV. STV Maine 14— Smith 14. 6.69 1 9 V i"i2 6 " 12 says it can make money on Maryland 29— Goldwater 6; • • gainst he Public Spirited C1U- anyway. GARDEN HOSE 9.20 19»/aM x50Vi" 14 lens. Tlic committee says that cultural shows (opera, ballet, Scranton 13; Rockefeller I. 7.72 26W'x26" Y i 2 l museums, lectures) on one of To set the stage: Massachusetts 31— Goldwa­ eventually STV will have com­ 10.91 Friday in Los Angeles and mercials, too, STV says that's its three channels, and iril! ter 5; Scranton 26; Smith 1; • 26,/i"x50Vi“ i.7 9 Vi 34 Weaflwr continue to telecast these Lodge 2. Aug. 1 in San Francisco, a nonsense. 11.42 37"x38tt* 23 B * • F«8y iw iM tM i Stripped things. new system of pay-television Michigan 48— Goldwater 8; 12.98 The committee ssys that the 37"x50H'' 24 B t la s t ta handle will begin operations. Subs crip public will go broke, buying The committee says that Romney 40. 16.20 53V i"*2632 Top Quality tion Television Inc. (STV) high priced programs every sports are such a big attrac­ Minnesota 26— Goldwater 8; ^ • 8 rots teopKoge 53V4"x50Vi" 23.11 34 has big names and big money night. STV says it expects the tion that eventually STV will Judd 18. B >o h. **" ............. behind it. Mississippi 13— Goldwater average subscriber will buy a gobble up all sports events On Nov. 3, California voters show perhaps three nights • (even tfie World Scries) that 13. at the general election will be week, and i|u irk ly Loam to viewers now get free. They Missouri 24— Goldwater 23; asked to vote yea or no on an keep within a budget. point to the fact that the l,os Scranton 1. in Illative. The opponents ol Angeles Dodger* and San Montana 14— Goldwater 14. pay • television have placed Franriscn Giants are major in­ Nebraska 16— Goldwater 16. this on the ballot. If 11 pass**, vestors in STV. Nevada 6— Goldwater 6. theoretically pay • television STV says they will only tele­ New Hampshire 14— Scran­ will be outlawed. It is barked cast games which are now ton 14. by the "Cituens* Committee blacked out on free television, New Jersey 49— Goldwater for Free TV," which, too. ha* (In Ix>s Angeles snd San 20; Scranton 20. D F P A In sp e c te d D o u g la s • big namea and big money be­ Francisco, that-* a lot of New Mexico 14— Goldwater FRE FINISHED Genuine RUREROID Twin Palm* Cool Cota Owmh Coming Fiborgta * FIR PLYW OOD hind it. games; both the Dodger* and 14. • • • the Giants tctecast only a very LATEX PAINT 4-wTil** ftlft »MTe > -«V New York 92— Goldwater 5; a.** J ASPHALT SHINGLES r t i . t e - s i t iirr, _ *.*] The opposing ramp* have the season.) Rockefeller 87. The Bed posts won three few games •during 4 « n » r l i t MT, m • • little love for each other. STV North Carolina 26— Goldte a '/ s " s « ’ * r She*# 4 'i r i H ” ftlft INT. • (pay) aay* that CCFTV (free) points from the Setters this SAVE'/* A s ^ T j o l . HIS Price There ire more conflicting water 26. A v a ra a t Nftft d i i ' i i r t i t in t . fl.14 R etail Ft ic< la just a front for theater own­ week nt Jet Lanes In the WII- claim* and counterclaim*. It North Dakota H — Goldwa­ 2** THICK 4 C tt. • ft'Rft'Rlft” ftlft INT. ___ 3 OH i v t w f f reteN price IS yeers WRITT1N l*»4 Lam** 7 04 4 .,9ft a.lfj 4*ift'*>ftM ftlft INT. ----ers and television station own­ son-Maicr Women's Scratch is hard to find the truth, main­ ter 7; Smith 3; Judd 3; Rocke­ M n * W h i t e ____________ft 72 ft 12 4.9* S .k •*- N. M l*. •■ c ilic e a n *•*•-■ • » * Coven 100 V m is Peat. 235. Walnut ........... ....... tft ftft II M ft'aJ'nl*** |lf t M T , .. League while tha Loungrr* ly because there Is no track 1“ Pul Thick ers. w hite. S o w In « * « h * « , — - K . « l feller 1. -lift I I *4 lbs. pm Sever*. Whirs s*4 C h tr r y 4'aa‘i V f CO ftHIATHIMO in t w . h o u r c . ■ • • r n a ln M In M » s . W t i r wt i i t l . S c u r n T f S i r c l l _____ ...............l i f t * • »• "The station owners." say* were able to win only two rerord on pay-tele* islon. l if t Ohio 38— Goldwater 37; Cedes*. i , see see m rt. w . ** n .« . T i u ih * i h t i e r r i i r c a v a tin a . Sylvester L. (Pat) Weaver, from the Commodea thereby Even pay TV* Weaver id- Smith 1. a president and chief executive taking over undisputed pos­ mits (hat it will take 10 years Oklahoma 22— Goldwater officer of STV, "make trem ­ session of first place. of operation before they can 22. endous profits In California— TTie Easy Chairs won a tell in which direction they Oregon 18— Rockefeller 18 > « up to 40 per cent in San Fran­ three point verdict ovrr the are going. Pennsylvania 64— Goldwacisco. This is Fatratvllle and Sectionals and the tleclinrrs But one fact does seem ob­ ler 4; Scranton 60. they dont* want anyone rock­ awrpt nil four from the Itock- vious. Even more than net­ Rhode Island 14— Goldwater ing the boat " rra In other league matches. work television, pay-television 3; Scranton 11. And the committee Insists Jane Spolskl took high scr­ Is the mirror of the taste of its South Carolina 16— Goldthat STV is a group of money- im honors for the dey wilh a operators, since there is no water 16, hungry opportunists who are “ booming" 180/409 as she sponsor interference. STV is South Dakota 14— Goldwater simply out to make a fat pro­ hardy nilssrd the magic 300 lucky to have Weaver, whose 12; Scranton 2. fit at the people's expense. murk. Susie Itcuo xi-rool in dayi as head of NBC were Tennessee 28— Goldwater This particular pay-televl- on the head pin as she scored among the best television ever 28. sion system distributes Its pro- five strikes in a row for a had. Texas 36— Goldwater 56. > Q Crams via telephone cable, 181:400 series. Taking high Other pay systems might not Utah 14— Goldwater 14 hence does not foil under FCC game honors. Elaine Kostiv.il lie so fortunate. Vermont 12— Goldwater 3; Close W oven Alum inum Stainless Steel All puri'-diction. This has raised CLOSET Scranton 2; Smith 5; Rocke­ Versatile MlCARTA tore ‘col Up with a 1K4 gnine. another Issue between the feller 2. The 3-10 split was popular COMBINATION By WESTMGHOUU pros and cons. WIRE SCREENING DOUBLE SINK Virginia 20— Goldwater 29; SCREEN DOORS with the girls as Pat Sipley, • • Scranton 1. Avg. rtitfl 49 c M0 * , Mi p m The committee says that. Kathy Cray and Elaine KosWashington 24— Goldwater Without FCC control, STV will tival converted It. Mary Faust W hit* « a. wrtdft* A v a ra m a t t i i h« « 9^ 22: Scranton 1; Smith 1. Two panel be free to show whatever it found the innge on the 2-7. Ie«T St Work . J 12 West Virginia It— Goldwa­ 14” lt N 39.95 1 9.91 A v w tf t iftftll Jane Spolskl and Doris SenII) Mrs. Frank While .. i4.es wants—and hint* that there is I raft ta de A « t r* (s Rtteil U H rf ter 10; Scranton 2;; Rocke 11.55 T o n far H ill , dtiion anil trilti* j 1V.M 30”.*k“ Jfcsrt . . . . 7.80 liened Mini **»««• far depend- Vftrj Iturtfr — Hh»« end latch l i ­ A reception was held Sun­ feller 2 nothing to prevent it from autteet were the only turkey t a t r « . C « te r« mam hi a* 20 uawtie nick*! •taint*** Afttel t*T* - Ik 1 ft Af* fu raifthed Wf>l*t 4 i r„ Avaitaftla rollera this week. day at DeBary Mans ion House Wisconsin 30—Goldwater 30 to honor Artist Charles Hold­ Wyoming 12— Goldwater 12 Gets Awards er whose collection of paint­ District of Columbia * NEW YORK (U P l) - El P h o n e or W rite the H B S S to re ing* are now' being shown in Goldwater I; S can tun 3 •ton Howard anil l'hil I.ini the Main Gullerirs. Included Puerto Rico 5— Scranton s N earest You 1 of the New York Yankee* will in the exhibit are portrait*, Virgin Islands 3— Scranton receive the Catholic Youth Or­ landscapes, seascapes in oil 3. rrrrw t i ganization's annual most pop­ Total* 1.308 and a number of watercolors. TALLAHASSEE —Football ular Yankee player* award Goldwater M3 Holder will serve as “art­ ticket sales nt Florida State ist in residence" at the Man­ Scranton 21* today. FOLDING RULE CUBAGE UN University have already dou­ sion for the next two weeks Rockefeller 114 bled the previous sales record, n d public demonstrations Romney 41 Championships but according to University awill be conducted on Wednes­ Smith 27 1 CEILING THE FLOOR TILE WATKINS OLEN, N. Y. officials a number ars still days at 2 p.m. Students wish­ Judd 22 Greece trees 4 (U P l)—The 23rd nmninl Na­ available. 19” ■ 11Individual Indite 2 ■aftra Bara* Trtae — Plain ftVhifta peHems. f"«*" tional Field A rrhrry Associa­ •>da teandlee, p». Covering Florida State's ing to enroll for Instruction Fung 5 — T a n aw* i> B raa va . net *la, rwaft- p n af lalH’l* iSeederd fev#e. under the artist should con­ 6n tar tad tatta m . O r land# Only* tion championships, involving five home games during Uie Or la n a te s Only 1 ' _ ___ End Roll Call tact him immediately at the 1,000 competitor* from all 1904 season, the tlrets can lie over the country, will be held ordered from the Athletic Mansion. SANFORD COCOA LEESBURG EUSTIS ORLANDO Mrs. Olnre Hinton, chair­ Chicago Beats here July 28-31. Ticket Office at the Univerman for Sumlay’a reception, M l ' «M toy SI. Hwy. 27 Met* 63 W e at Amelia •ity. US. 1 UJGII SCORING fk. J 21-0400 fk. ST 7 -)ltS M r. 317.3171 Douk S. Campbell .Stadium was assisted in serving by Jackson Again > • Ms. GA 5-6434 Mr. 4)6 7*1* BOSTON (U P I)-O n Feb. 27. ia being expanded to teat 40,- Mrs. William Hollmann, Mrs. rniCAGO (U Pl) - - You 1839, the Boston Celtics and 300 prior to the Seminole's E. A. Balk will, Mr*. Kalph can't hlame the Chicago Cubs the Minneapolis Laker* com­ first horns game Oct. 3 wilh Srhrm-k. Mr*. John I^one, for calling A1 Jackson "cou­ bined to score 312 points. The New Mexico Slate. The Sem­ Mrs. M. Hightower, Mrs. P. sin." Calls won, 173-139. la pro­ inole* will play the Florida Price slid Mrs. C. D. Martin. The New York Mete* south­ fessional basketball's all-lime Gators here for the first time Brfreshment* of cookies paw Inst to the Cubs for the highest scoring game. Boston Nov. 21, and FSU fans have and punch were served from seventh tima In hi* career • ALSO Me Lafcdaad — Doth Oty — If. PttersWg — Saraset* - IradoNa — JacksoatrHU •cored 90 points in the second bought up season ducats eag­ a buffet overlaid with a linrn Tuesday. 4-3. half, 33 coining in the final 12 erly to assure their getting cloth and centered with a He haa yet to score his first a good seat lor the gam*. Pf mutes. vasa of lovely roses. victory over Chicago. Scotty Jez: SAVE M O R E ! HOME BUILDERS SU PPLY, m< California Battle Looms 'Best Things Are Free' --Not So, Says Pay TV At Your Friendly HBS Store!: Z A W M A Quality Approved L & lt llK Posts Take One Game Margin In Furniture Loop ALUMINUM WINDOWS (mill INSULATION PANELING 2.49 6.50 *: a Shop Doily 7:30 A.M. 'Til 5:30 P.M. - Saturdays 'Til 4 P.M. Artist Honored At Reception Season Ticket tales Double 21.95 39c i his Nc. 24.95 13.95 For Freei W h o le s a le C a ta lo g i imm 1.69 2.39 6 9’ HOME BUILDERS SUPPLY, Inc. J / I i •a y T /I 414 • O t t t f lM it lt t t t t t lM t if t B A if t if f t f t lt t t lf t l f i * �p * ° mV » 6 K, ■■ ,4 *<■ e t o c Kiwnnians found the doors of the Civic Center 'barricad­ ed” after lunch Wednesday, when members of the South Seminole-North Orlando Kiwnnis Club stacked up boxes of candy ami soap which they had been unsuccessful in sellIne, vnwlng that no one could pet out without buying one or the other or both. • • • Last week. Kiwnnians had to buy up articles left over from their own recent auc­ tion, which had gotten shoved back Hnd not produced when the public auction was held. Everybody went home with a rnn of bun spray, floor wax or furniture polish. • • • Those interested In discussinn social security questions with the governmental ngenry might mark your calendars How. A representative will he nt the Commission Chamber nt City Hal! between a m. and 12:30 p. m. on Aug. r., 12, id and 2n. • ♦ • The Clock Watchers urged persons interested in the pos­ sible formation of a Humane Society to look for a letter in the le tte rs to the Editor Tucsdny, hut the letter failed to make that edition. How­ ever, it is in today, so please look again. * • • Seminole County Republi­ cans, jubilant over the Goldwaler victory staged a cele­ bration at the Villnnova Restnurant Thursday night. We hear Republican gubernatorial candidate Charles Holley will ho paying a visit to Seminole County soon. More about this later. • • • Sunshine committee chnirman of the Kiwnnis Club, Mayor A. D. Wilson, rending the list of club members or their fumilies who ara III re­ ported that Bob Jackson (RAD, ret.) was stung by a wasp between the palin nod the ear-port! K i w n n i a n s agreed that was a bad place to be stung. • • • So glad to see Don McAl­ lister (Fishing and Hunting) in our office the other day, to bring us a story on the tre­ mendous progress of Dynntronles, I lie. • • • Don expressed great (Mer­ est in the proposals to de­ velop the Sanford waterfront and offered to do nnythlng he could to promote It via his program, Don has always hern a booster for greater use and enjoyment of the wa­ terways and we welcome his support. • • • Sanfonl is due a parade Saturday morning. And a hand concert, ton, u s the Marching Scmlnolcs promote sale of movie tickets to raise money for band trip*. The movie is The Palsy” starring Jerry Lewis. It starts Sunday. • • • The recent Kiwanls supper and nurtion netted tho club $1,1(4 the projects committee reported Wednesday. T h e money will he applied toward the Scholarship Fund and helping needy children, the primary philanthropic work of Kiwanians. • • Goldwater Meets With New National Committee Rep. William E. Miller of SAN SRANCISCO (UPI)— of liberty Is no vice,” he said. Sen. Harry Goldwater launch­ "Moderation in the pursuit of New York, retiring party ed his Republican presidential Justice Is no virtue.” chairman, was nominated for campnign today on a program the vice presidency without calling for ''a return to prov­ opposition. He was Goldwaen ways, not because they are lur's |H-isoTial choice and the old but becAUsu they are vote was unanimous, although true.” three Tennessee delegates ab­ That was the keynote of stained. his speech accepting the pres­ idential nomination of his Today Goldwater met with the newly elected Republican party at the final session of National Committee, dominat­ the GOP national convention ed by his own disciples, to lust night in the Cow Pulace. Adm. David L. McDonald, begin reshaping the party or­ ‘Extremism in the defense Chief of Naval Operations, ganization. He already hail and Capt. C. E. Jackson, As­ picked hi* assistant campaign sistant Chief of Naval Per­ director, Dean Burch of Tuc­ sonnel, today expressed their son, Arlz., to auereed Miller appreciation to tho Seminole ns tho GOB national chair­ County Chamber of Com­ man. Last night the s e n a t o r merce, the City of Sanford, and the Board of Seminolp startled some of his Republi­ County Commissioners for be­ can critic* and drew noisy ing presented copies of reso­ cheer* from hi* own support­ lution* commending the re ­ ers with Ids remark about excently retired commanding tiemism and moderation. It officer of the Sanford Naval brought him the biggest ova­ Air Station, Capt. Robert M tion of the evening but some of tho delegates from the Ware. McDonald, o n e of the eastern states sat on their Navy's four-star admirals, no­ hands. The dominant themes of his tified Statu Sen. Mack N. Cleveland Jr. today that "It speech were freedom, the al­ is gratifying to learn that leged failure* of the I>.'inn­ er nts to protect it and what Capt. Ware made such a fine tin* Republicans should do to impression upon your com­ turn the tide. ROBERT 1IESSEREH munity. “1 am quite sure," he con­ tinued, "Hint Capt. U.iic recehed outstanding coopera­ tion and found a fine spirit of civic pride In you and your community leaders.” Boy Scout troop* 34, 50t and Copt. Jackson, in a com­ 507 will combine for a camp munication also directed to out and campfire ceremony at Fort Mellon I’ark Saturday. Sen. Cleveland, declared; The East Central Florida "It is, of course, always The Seoul* will convene at I Hospital Council met at 11 pleasant to receive favorable p.m. and perform Scout crafts a. m. today at Seminole Mem­ comments concerning our Na­ and the evening meal will lie orial Hospital, with Robert val personnel. Capt. Ware's prepared by patrol*. lies sorer, Seminole Memorial cognizance of and contribu­ "Our American Heritage” Hospital Administrator presid­ tions to the Navy-Civilian af­ will 1«> llie Ibeme of tho fair* of your community, as campfire activities at a p m. ing. During the buslncse meet­ altestcd to no eloquently by Stale Hep, Joe Davis will la­ ing, the group heard about ac­ Use resolutions, has indeed the guest speaker. Seoul of­ counting procedures from An­ been significant and has been ficial* have extended an in\tgus Barlow of Orlando. The in keeping with our highest lalion to the public to attend Hie program. session was followed by lunch service traditions." and a tour of the new pedia­ trics wing. Jack Monahan, executive E D IT O M A L COM M ENT director of t!ie Florida Hospital Association and Bill Ford, Blue Cross representative were present. Representatives of the East Central Florida Council at­ The City Cummissli..., jn deciding YIi i h g . y tended from the following night to authorize nn engineering study fo r the communities: B e l l Glade. development of Sanford's lake front properties, Clermont, Cle wlston. Cocoa made the second dramatic step in an overall plan Beach, Daytona, DcLand, Husto revitalize the city’s downtown shopping dis­ tis, Fort Pierce, Klsslmce trict and to take tho utmost advantage of the Melbourne, New S m y r n a area’s greatest asset—the St. Johns. Beach, Ocala, Okeechobee, Or­ The first step, of course, was the prelimin­ lando. Rocklrdge, Stuart, Vcro ary study and recommendations made by the Beach and Winter Garden. Sanford Atlantic National Hank, the Florida Navy Praises Sendoff Given To Capt. Ware East Central Hospital Unit Meets Here Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Zip Code 32771 ' WEATHER: Cloudiness with showers today, becoming partly cloudy tonight; high today in 80s; Imv tonight 70-75. NO. 236 VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 FRIDAY, JULY 17, 1064 SANFORD, FLORIDA W aterfront Engineering Study Approved By City Commission Company To BRIEFS Be Employed GIs Ambushed For Project JW W A ... SAIGON, Viet Nam (UPI) — Communist Viet Cong guerrilla* n m h u s h e d nu American truck ami Injured five U. S. Navy Scabees Tuesday, an American mili­ tary spokesman said today. Model Guilty CHICAGO Scout Troops To Camp Out Another Step Burch Becomes GOP Chairman SAN FRANCISCO (RBI) Sen. Harry Goldwater nailed down ids control of the Bepub. Mean Party machinery today with selection of Dean Burch, * fellow Arizonan, to be the parly'* national chairman. Goldwater alto announced that Denison Kltchel, a PhncnIx attorney who managed his successful drive for the pres­ idential nomination, would be retained a* his campaign manager. In conlratt to other recent presidential campaign* Goldwater said lie would maintain no personal organization sep­ arate front the national com­ mittee. Both Bureh and Kltchel are old friend* and aide* of (he senator. State 1lank of Sanford, the First Federal Sav­ ings and Loan Association of Sanford and local architect, John Hnrton IV. This group made its initial presentation of its findings to the City Commission last Monday night. The Herald, appreciative of the efforts on tho part of the local bankers, whole hcnrlcdly endorsed the lakefront development plan. Now, this newspaper commends the city's leaders in taking tho progressive step they made last night. After discussing tho lakefront development plan with citizens in professional as well as nonprofessional circles, Tito Herald is convinced that if the project is feasible from an engineer­ ing point of view tho project is well worth being c a rrie d o u t. Tho development program, ns far as I ho city is concerned, would include the construction of the bulkheads and support, the land-filled area between the two marinas and tho piers plus the petroleum and electrical installations. Even if no hotel or motel facilities were commit­ ted prior to the completion of this phase of tho development program tho project would still he a tremendous asset to the downtown district as well as to tho economy of tho greater Han­ ford nren. To Sanford's city commissioners, n “ Well Done!” JIJ11ILANT REI'Um.lCANS, Mr. and Mrs. K. l’ope Rnssctt, Miss Mar­ garet Hat tis, Stuart Courtney, Mrs. Shirley Williams, Mrs. Ralph Swan­ son and Richard Taylor, left to right, gathered around Santa Claus, seat­ ed at piano to left, to sing Holley campaign songs during the Informal Goldwater victory celebration held Thursday night. (Herald Photo) Republicans In Area 'Pork Choppers Face Senate Hold Celebration Opposition Ily Jam* Casselberry An inform til gathering of jubilant area Republicans was held Tlnir.Miay night at the Villa Nova Restaurant in Win- Wrecker Lives Up To Sis Na H tf; A wrecker lived up t o ' ll* n a ni e literally, Thursday about 0:15 p m. when a cable broke, with Hie result that the wrecker landed on top of lin­ ear it was attempting to pull out of Lake Monroe. Tin* bizarre double accident began when a car guided by Willie II. Watkins was being towed by an auto driver, Johnny Will Franklin, of Or­ lando, Near the Lake Monroe Inn on .Seminole Boulevard (which Ixudcrs Lake Monroe) the tow chain broke and the first car, skidding on the wet pave­ ment. plunged into the lake, A wrecker trout HatlUf Ga­ rage. driven by Frank Jones, arm ed and hooked up tow cable*, preparing to pull Hitfirst car out of the lake, WUIt a snap, tlm towing hook broke and Hie resulting surge of tension on llu* wreck­ er boom, coupled with the slip­ per) w* t roadside proved too much for the holding power of the wrecker, which hIIcJ slowly backwards into the lake, land­ ing squarely on top of the first ear. Florida Highway Fatrnlmnn Bill Slringfield and Trooper Tommy Tomlinson Investigat­ ed, ter Bark to celebrate the nomination of Barry GPtdwot­ CRYSTAL RIVER (D PI)— ter a* Ilepuldiean presidential Tho rurally-cuntrolled Florida candidate acd to listen lo lit* Senate getting the jump on acceptance speech over tele­ pending renppnrtiomneiit, caneusrd today to line up ita vision. Among those attending were leadership for 1965 session. Sen, Jume* E. Connor of Seminole Y< ung Republican* llrooksvillv, leader of the soMr. and Mi*. II. Pope Bussel and M ■ Margi ict Haiti*. Icalled ‘B 'r 1 Chop" bine, was A urprhc visitor was Santa n bands down fnvoiite to In* Claus ( Ralph Swanson) who di signals' i Senate president, was nn hrtul to plug the nlu! St. Augustine Sen. Verio "Christmas In July” dance be­ Bopo wan favored to get thu ing sponsored July 31 at the president pro-temporo spot. There was speculation, howCherry Plaza by tin* Charles R. Holley Central Florida -over, (but nn attempt might headquarter*. Mr*. Swanson, lie made to block tho designa­ chairman ol the Republican tion of Connor and Bopo by gubernatorial c a n <11d a t e's I iiibun-nrrik senators, who am steering committee, led the almost certain to lake over croup in smging such cam- control of Hie Legislature paign son.:* a* "Deck the Bolls wIihi an nceeplabh* apportionwith Votes for llollev." Reason 1nielli formula is adopted. for these festive activities, us­ Semite president W i l s o n ually relegated to Dree miter, Cairn way conceded Thursday stems from a play on the the reason for tin* early rauname "llobey" which led lo eu* was thu eiii relit “un­ tile holly leaf becoming a sym­ stable” situation created when | the U. S. Supreme Court orbol for the campaign. Now lhai Holley has return­ | dered Florida to reapportion ed from the convention In San both house* on tho basis of Francisco be plans to start population. jn ordering tin* legislative campaigning in earnest and lias scheduled several appear­ nhnhciip, the high court knock­ ance* this month In Orange ed down the stale's 43-sena n d Seminole Counties includ­ a tor, 112* representative for­ ing a re ce p tio n on Tuesday, mula that is s.-bedotetl for -Ini) 28, at the San ford Wo­ voter approval In November. man' sCluli from 2:30 to t p. m. A rizona Lore Ily l.'nllrd Press International Arizona was named for the Spanish version of the Pima Indian word tor "litllo spring place,” Identified a* in Ari­ zona Creek, according to the World Almanac. We Ilia Women . . . . Page 9 Boy Killed NEW YORK lUPI) — An off - duty police lieutenant shot and killed a 15-year-old Negro Itoy, Janie* Powell, Thursday, touching off n near riot on tin* Upper East Side of Manhattan. Price Increase CHICAGO (UPI) — The Chicago Tribune announced Thursday night Is weekday newsstand price will go up to 111 cent* a copy starling Mon­ day. The current prica I* seven cent*. Sabotage Cited JACKSONVILLE (UPJ) — Florida East Const Rnilwny attorneys have cited ”75 in­ cidents of sabotage - the most recent last week—a* the rea­ son tlm strike-bound carrier hit* not resumed passenger service. Rights Survey Set WASHINGTON ( UPI) — A survey of ROTO, National Guard ami other federally aided di'fense activities lias hern started by the Defense Department lo root tail any r a c i a l discrimination that may exist. Jamboree Opens Bryant Says He Will Be Loyal TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Gov. Farris Bryant vowed today he would remain true to tho Demoerntle Party and possibly stump fur tho pnrty in Florida durloir the coming presidential campaign. "I’m s Democrat and will B yr nntoslnld 6- cmfwy cm Bryimt said nt * news conferenro when ho was asked his opinion about Barry Goldwater'* rhunccs in the state. V A L L E Y FORGE, Pa. (UPI) — An itcriul bomb and the raising of 1,31)0 flags opened the sixth national Boy iv-out jamboree today, it week of patriotism, work and fun for 52,000 Scouts whoso ranks have turned this his­ ST. AUGUSTINE (U PI)— toric site into "Pensylvuuiu's Guv. Furri* Bryant said to­ 2oth largest rily%" day hr* hu* ordered it ainall fore* of state trooper* back lo St. Augustine "to retain the peaceful nod raliii atmos­ For An All 'Round phere" of the nation's oldest Good Time . . . . city. Bryant told a new* conferMeet For A Drink At The cncn in Tallahassee that "not nioru than 10 officers" wero FRIENDLY CAItlHE ordered to tho historic city to IwiUter a force of four troop­ er* which ha* remained there OPEN TILL 2 A. M. since a racial truro W as call­ Mon, thru Snt. ed late Inst month. Tile governor said he sent • Dancing “On The House" In additional officer* because q Every Friday Night of reports of ‘‘rertaln outside agitators amt Incidents Select your favorite tuneo J of picketing" which possibly could return racial tension to the city. Troopers Back As Precaution \ 1 I ^ Sign-Ups Begin Herald index TV P rogram s............. Page 10 111 Jailed By United Pres* International Pollen prodded and hauled 111 persons to jail Thursday during three civil rights dem­ onstrations outside tin* l.ofloro County Courthouse ut Greenwood, .Mis*. V ■ In 1920 the Winter Park Telephone Company, the util­ ity which also serves south Seminole County, hud 250 phones in service. In 1940 it had 3,000. The number jum p­ ed to 10,000 In 1956. 20.000 in 1960 and 25,000 in 1962. The company has just in­ stalled its 30,000th telephone —at the new Iveyi In Winter Patk Mall—a growth of 5,000 phones over the past two years. Ily the way, the 30,000th telephone was a gold one. Abby .......................... I’ase 9 Bridge ...................... PsE« D Classified . ......... Psse 1011 Comics ............... Page 2A-3A Editorial ................... Page 1A Funerals ................... Page 3 Horoscope ....... Page 1A-3A Society ...................... Page t Sports ...................... Page 6 (UPI) — A shapely Ill-year-old model, Tony Leo Stud ley, who parad­ ed on a public beach in a topless bathing suit w a s found guilty Thursday night of indecent exposure, .Sanford City Commissioners, meeting in a study session Thursday night, voted to go ahead and employ marine en­ gineers to make a prelimintry planning study of the propos­ ed waterfront development plan. The long-range, comprehen­ sive plan, which cover* tha entire watetfront area nn l-akt» Monroe, from Park Ave., east to Mellonvllle Ave. was pre­ sented to the commissioners Monday by a group of Hanford bankers and three other busi­ nessmen. T. E. Tucker, president of Florida State Bank, George Touhy, executive vice presi­ dent of First Federal, Howard Hodges, president of Sanford Atlantic Bank and John Bur­ ton IV, architect, financed a pictorial development plan for the waterfront area, and printed a brochure outlining the proposal and objectives. They coupled thu proposal wtlii a letter promising their hacking end cooperation, should the city undertake tins development. After discussion, studying of engineering maps of Lako Monroe and review of the proposals made 1^ the banker* group, City Commissioners In­ structed City Manager W. E. Knowles to cimlact the Florida Engineering Society for 111* names of marine engineering firms which will be Invited here for interviews. Commissioners said that they would Interview the en­ gineers, place before them ilia proposal and outline what they wished the study to show, re­ questing that the engineers present preliminary outlines of tlm tests and studies that would la* made. Commissioners also sledded to request the City Manager lo inform the Snow-Todd group that they are not interested In llioir marina proposal at litis time. RAIN-SLICK ROADS and broken towing cable and book caused thin double accident on the shore of Lake Monroe Thursday night. In the photo on the left an auto sits in the lake, ju st off the seawall, (seawall is white strip oa left of i photo). In the photo on the right, wrecker attempting to pull first car out plunged backwards into the lake, on top of hnj>less first auto. Wrecker suffered bent drive shaft, First auto was total loss. (lleruld i'holos). Registration has begun for the NAS driver's training classes sponsored by the Chief’s Wives Club. Sign-up b e g a n Thursday and will continue through Tuesday, from 3:30 to 4:30 p m. at nullding Two on the Naval Air Station. Classes will begin Tuesday, which registrants participat­ ing in ten lessons. 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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>, July 16, 1964; <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/787b4b18833f7b84e4205558b346ce87.pdf c11c3cb7e38169266e727d3d6aa2485f PDF Text Text Qtjr • ■ n forb C r r ilh P a g e 4 -A — A u g . 12, 1961 * * * * Hf* * * * * * * ELECT TH ESE Too Late To Classify By Huaaell Kay You, know. I used to think that I w u a fairly sane in­ dividual with tha average amount o f common sense but after reading the papers I can’t help wondering whether I am aa nutty ai a pecan roll and aa out of step ai the dumbeat rookie In the regi­ ment. One Item otcupylng a three column head and five columne o f apaca report* an afternoon In which a city council sweated out the tough problem of deciding the difference be­ tween "a w lir and ‘ 'garbage." It aeema tha city had given a contract to an Individual to collect garbage and he had come before the board to proteit that independent awina g r o w e r a were collecting ‘■awlir from local reitauranta. After much argument and wrangling the council in Ite wledom tabled the matter un­ til aome higher authority could definitely determine what waa “ aw lir and what waa “ garbage." The next Item to confront my ao-called intelligence had to do with an Irate citizen who waa unhappy berauxe the city had provided him with a nice new aidewalk and then proceeded to tear It up to give decent burial to aome water pipea. lie teemed to think that ■ngineera should have con­ sidered tha plpee before lay­ ing tha aidewalk. The poor guy didn’t know hli engineers and ha doesn't know that befora long tha engineer* will tear up all the pretty paving on hla street to give lait rites to a new aewer line. A college professor and scientist got more apace than the situation In Viet Nmn by coming up with, the sugges­ tion that initrad of burying our dend we should freeze them ami keep them in rold storage until arienre romea up with a cure for the disease that done them In. Then wo could bring them hark to life by thawing them nut ami give them a new lease on life. Another Item presents Ihe reaction of an attorney who claimed that the jury that found hli client guilty wns composed nf a group o f im­ beciles Who made a wild guess totally disregarding tha evi­ dence. And they tell us pa­ triotic citizens should accept jury duly! Jliotars and looter* got themsrlvea plenty of apace by ■creaming “ police brutality" in spite of the fart that the cops, In no way responsible for their grievances were limply doing their Job under th a moat trying circum­ stances, In an effort to pro­ tect tha interests and welfare of the community In the face of fanatical revolution. Political leaden, scared half to death, screamed this and that but did nothing construetiv* to help control tha sit­ uation. They couldn't figure out whether tha “ while*" or “ blacka" would com* out on top and damn It, votca are voles no matter who caala them. I looked carefully from front pag* to last to see an Item staling that the Federal government had called out any U. S. marshals or Army units to take over in New York or Rochester, but ap­ parently tha situation was not as serious aa it was In l.iltle Rock or Alabama. It aeem* that Northern aisles are capable o f taking care of themselves and don't need Federal aid. I couldn't find a thing about Mrs. Peabody rushing to Harlem or Rochester, evi­ dently It's not aa dealrabla aa an outing In St. Augustins. Will Rogers used to say, “ all l know it what I read In the papers." If Will were alive today he would proba­ bly b* aa confused and dis­ turbed a i I am from read­ ing tha papers. S t * * * * * * * * * f i f o EVER YDAY FAVORITES * ■ DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES! A FOOD FAIR’S OUR1STORE. unitor PRICES are LOWEST *"!ES0 WRY PAY WORE? L? VO TE P O PU LA R SAVINGS * 5 2460 PARK AVE., SANFOlUJ a o i r PR IC ES GOOD AUGUST 13-16, 1964 • QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED I Smoked \ m & £ jg S & \ riS S S ^ gS S S iH . BLUE RIBBON QUALITY SHANK CUT HAMS *‘l ’ * B LU E RIBBON QUALITY BUTT CUT OR WHOLE HAMS u 45 BEEFSALE! 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"A— s a — ie — enwono» * FIRST I J M n c r u m a r a m m : : r u t a u r o t u n stam ps i ! m e o m n s s s n s stamps ; ; " is q u a r s t u n stam ps | FAIR !I !! ^ ‘r w S r ; S l ^ B u D V PAW, 6 Seeded _ ! ' ( Z X D c o t t a g e c h e e s e ! ! ( 2 lE ) b - b - q b u n s ! * 1 «■■»**»“ w *y*9-r*W — -**-* 11 ? t - ,, m m ____________________ I t 1 FIRST FOOD �/> “1 f . » % * * Huge Federal Aid Road Bill Signed A * ♦ f ™ , 4 - C l O c An old salt from way back visited the Sanford Naval Air Station yesterday to see the new barrack* which wa* offidaily opened. The old Navy was nothing like thi*, he mus­ ed, as he looked at the "p ri­ vate’ 1 quarters for the men, the private showers, th e lounge, and laundry room to be complete with coin-operat­ ed washers and dryers. • * * But what he noticed most, a he said, was that even the * restrooms have changed in many ways — including the name. "Used to be known as ■heads’ ," he muttered. "Now they call them toilets; Just like in civilian life." • • • Probably the most hearten­ ing factor—taxpayer wise— is that all the ''extras" cost L’ n^ cle Sam naught. Profit* from the exchanges, and other re­ venue * producing enterprises on the station, pay for such items. • • • By the way, base person­ nel soon will be asked to sup­ ply a proper name for the barracks rather than refer to it by number (310). The sug'4 gestion !« made by Base Capt, C. W. Swanson. Clock Watch­ ers recall a man named Capt. Robert M. Ware who used to guide base operations— but then, this is a Navy matter, . . • • • Now Hear Thi*. you 17-yearold fellow’s: The Selective Ser­ vice office says If you fall to register with your local board * within five (5) days after reaching your 18th birthday you are considered a laic registrant and your name will be reported to State Head­ quarters. If you are 90 days or more late, you are con­ sidered delinquent and may be ordered for indueton at any time after you turn 19 years old. Better rot forget to regis* ter, if you don’t want to be on Uncle JSim’s " l is t " • • • An Item in the new city bud­ get, listed as a "traffic line remover" for $650 caused con­ sternation among city com­ missioners studying Ihe bud­ get Monday night. "Why do we nerd a ’traffic line re— mover’ ? " commissioners ask* cd Pete Knowles. "Well, I thought you might want to go back to parallel parking!", said Pete with a grin. • • • The new location of the city library has Increased business quite a bit. Revenues are expeeled to be up about 25 per cent next year. Anil the plan^ ned air-conditioning will make it even nicer. • • • Mrs. Dot Courier, Oviedo City Clerk, left Wednesday to begin a two-week vacation. • • • N, V. Farmer adds to our Odds Names Department with this Incredible town—Stupid\il!e, Tcnn.! It’ s about four \ miles north of Wartburg on U. S. 27. (Come In think of it, 1 believe we know a few peo­ ple from there.) • • • * The Florida Development Commission sends a note to The Clock pointing to the recent discovery of a large na­ tural gas reserve In The Ne­ therlands. It’s said the discovery “ opened an excellent op­ portunity for export by many Florida manufacturers." The FDC says Nethcrland com ­ panies have indicated "their desire to purchase a wide range of goods associated with llie production, storage, transmission and use of na­ tural gaa." Herald Index Ahby ___ ___ .... Bridge .. Classified ... Comics __ Editorial .......... Funerals ........... Horoscope „ — Society .. ......... . Sports ..... .... TV Programs We the Women .... Page 12 Page 12 Page 10-11 Page 2-A ... Page 1-A P »g- 2 Page 2-A Page 6-7-8 9 WASHINGTON (U Pl) President Johnson signed into law today a two-year, $2 billion federal aid highway program which he said will benefit ’ the most important but often most neglected member of our so­ ciety — the American motor­ ist'." In the process. Johnson scrapped fenders with the em­ phasis Republican presidential nominee Brrry Goldwater has placed on private, local or state activities in preference to federal. "The American people have never been contaminated, they have never been compromised by riding over highways financed partly by federal aid," the Chief Executive said dur­ ing a bill-signing ceremony in the cabinet room. In whit may also have been a taunt at Goldwater's con­ troversial suggestion about possible sale of TV A facilities Johnson said: "I want the American mo­ torist U> know that things aren't so bad we must sell off our public roads to the highest bidder in order for Unck Sam to stay liquid." The highway bill totaled $50 million more than recom­ mended by the administration Congresstonal committees, saying road construction is a big generator of employment, approved an Increase. The 10 states which will re­ ceive the greatest share of funds are California $60 2 mil­ lion, New York $37.8 million. Texas $57 8 million. Pennsylvania $42.6 million, Illinois $42 million, Alaska $10 3 mil­ lion. Ohio $30 5 million. Michi­ gan $33 8 million. Missouri $25 5 million, and Georgia $21 million. The President was in a Jov­ ial mood during 'the bill sign­ ing ceremony. He said the American motorists is some­ one "w e couldn’ t get along without, but we often talk as though we can’t live with him." He said Ihe motorist has been required to pay an ad­ vance for the mads he uses but for too long there have been delays in building them. But W hite House Reports WASHINGTON (U P l)-T h e American Medical Association (AMA) went on record before the Senate Finance Commit­ tee today in opposition to the entire slate of health care plans before Congress. Wreaths Laid BERLIN (U P l) — Germans commemorated the third an­ niversary of the Berlin wall today by laying wreaths at memorials dedicated to refu­ gee* killed while trying to pierce It, X15 Flight EDWARDS AFB, C a l i f . (U P l) — P i l o t Milton O. Thompson flew the X15 at live time* the speed of sound Wed­ nesday in a three-pronged study to advance the nation's space program. Release Sought WASHINGTON (U P D -T lic American Red C ron has ask­ ed it* international committee to contact Communist North Viet Nam about the release of both a Navy pilot captured after last week's air attack and a U. S. aid official kid­ napped in South Viet Nam. Stormy Swim WILLIMANTIC, C o n n . (UP1>—A nfne-ycar-old girl, Rita Racettc, slipped and fell Into a rain-swollen storm sew­ er Wednesday and was sent hurtling 75 feet through the underground pipe and dumped into the Willimantlc River. She then swam to safely. Witnesses Sought MIAMI ( U P l)—Police were searching for someone today who may have seen Charles and Angela Worthington some time between last Friday and when they were both killed, neatly wrapped In weighted canvas and dumped Into a South Dade County canal. Worst Riot PATERSON, N. J. (U P D Hundrcds of hclmctcd police found themselves outnumber­ ed by angry Negroes in two northern New Jersey cities Wednesday night and early to­ day in the worst racial riot­ ing yet to hit the Garden Stale. No Surgery BOSTON ( UPl) — Dr. Herbert D. Adams, surgeon inchief of the New England Baptist Hospital, said today that Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, I) Mass., would not have to undergo s u r g e r y because .... Page 1-5 "very sallsfactory normal Page 12 healing Is taking place" in ills Tage I t spine fractures. Move To Block RFK Candidacy Losing Ground NEW YORK (U P l)—Time— and possible alternative can­ didates — are running out on New York Democrats who hope to stop the mounting drive within the party to nom­ inal© Atty. Gen. Rohi-rt F. Kennedy for the U. S. Senate. One of the slim hope* of the forces opposed to Kennedy’! nomination failed to get off Ihe ground Wednesday when United Nations Ambassador Atllai Stevenson once again declined to announce h i s availability as a candidate. Mayor Robert F. Wagner, who has hocn walking along­ side the Kennedy bandwagon while other* have Implied almard, met for an hour with Stevenson. At the end of their discussion, the mayor an­ nounced that Stevenson "did­ n’t say he was a candidate." Informed sources close to the mayor contend that Wagncr is opposed to Kennedy's entry Into New York pollllci, but he has no intention of tak­ ing a direct stand against the "draft Kennedy" movement. Kennedy, meanwhile, offer­ ed no comment on Wednes­ day's report in the New York Times that he definitely has decided to resign as attorney general and seek the New York Senatr seat now occu­ pied by Republican Kenneth B. Keating. But a spokesman for Ken­ nedy in Washington said: "The report is prematuie. The attorney general h is not made a final decision." Coin Shortage Laid To Vending Machines And Big Speculators Turner Leaves For Tehran Arctic A ir Dips Into Deep South Cleveland Going To Fort Stewart review National Guard units from the two states Friday and Saturday at Fort Stewart, Ga. Cleveland wa* Invited to participate in the affair by Adjutant General Henry Mc­ Millan o f the Florida National Guard. Ordered To Court ATLANTA (U PI)-R estaurstcur Ix-ster Maddox, who said in effect he'll let the grease go cold before serving his skillet fries! chicken to Ne­ groes, Wednesday was order­ ed into federal court. Duval Demos W o n 't Oust Barker JACKSONVILLE (U Pl) The steering committee of the Duval County Pem ocritlc Committee rejected a call Wednesday for the resignation of Richard H Barker who bolt­ ed the state delegation to the Democratic national conven­ tion. Although Barker did not mention Arizona Sen. Barry Goldwater by name when he resigned as a delegate, he strongly indicated he would (aror the Republican candi­ date He »atd tie could not sup­ port President Johnson. State party chairman War­ ren Goodrich had asked Bark­ er to resign from county poals after he announced he wai Plane Rockets, Machine Guns Hit Cypriots Enemy Force Of 2,000 Breaks Off Contact Space Flight AM A A pa inst All * Greeks Cut Turk Water Supply; Reds Evaporate Under Attack N o Nuclear Arms O K , WASHINGTON (HIT) — The White House said flatly today thnt President John­ son had not given U.S. field commander* Involved in the Vietnamese conflict authority to use nuclrar weapons. Zip Code 32771 W E A TH E R : Tartly cloudy tbrnuch Frldny with Rent to rod show ers; hltrh today nonr 90; low tonight n round 75. he said that years ago the na­ tion set out on a 16-ycar high­ VOL. 66 United Press Leased W ire Established 1908 THURS., AUGUST 13. 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 255 way construction program which he described ns “ the most ambitious . . . since Uw days of ancient Rom e." Johnson said this program “ put more than one million Americans to work," Is alread saving 3,000 lives a year and by 1972 will be sav­ ing 8,000 lives a year. "This legislation hero today serves still another need," Johnson said, "to help provide better primary and secondary highways and on a 50-50 hasi* with the stales." The bill, as Johnson noted, also authorizes millions of dollars for forest roads and trails, Indian reservation mads and bridges and parkways un­ der the National Park Service. Funds for the 4t,000-mile in­ terstate highways system are not Included in this bill. They were authorized in 1961. NICOSIA, Cyprus (U P l)— The total mileage covered SAIGON, Viet Nam (U Pl) Greek Cypriot forces were re­ under the separate primary, — Communist Viet Cong guer­ ported today to ba cutting o ff secondary and urban road pro­ rillas evaporated into the jun­ gram is 815,000 miles in every water and food aupplica to county in the United States. gle today in the face of a Turkish Cypriot towns, creat­ hugn U. S.-supported helling a new threat to the shaky home offensive with the re­ Cyprus true* . sult that the Communist dead A top United N a t i o n s numbered only five when the source said the Greek Cypriot shooting stopped, an Ameri­ blockade hml left several can military spokesman said. Turklsb Cypriot communities A force of 1,000 Vietnamese without water and with •«*soldiers, carried in by a flight ercly restricted storks o f pe­ o f 96 American helicopters, troleum supplies. It was re­ This question o f authority pounred on a reported ronported ihe Turkish Cypriots cent ration o f 2,000 Viet Cong over nuclear weapons arose were forced to drink brackish Wednesday about ltd miles at the White House in con­ water. northwest o f Saigon, nection with a statement nude Canadian UN troopa tried It was the biggest hcltbornr TEAM W ORK USED by Navy officiuls during ribbon-cultliifr ceremonies Wednesday at Hcrshey, l*n., to deliver food and water sup­ operation In any wur any­ Wmlnciuluy niornlnK at the now barracks for Sanford Naval Air Station by Republican presidential plies to Lcfka in nnrthwestem where, U. S. officers snid. petty officers. Performing the traditional rite arc ( ’apt. C. \V. Swanson, nominee Barry M. Goldwater. Cyprus, but were turned back Hut disappointed field offi­ left, commanding officer o f the base, and Capt. James O. Mayo, com ­ Goldwater, In a pro** con­ by Greek Cypriots, cer* reported that after “ light mander o f Reconnaissance Attack Winn One and stationed sat the base. ference following the GOP It was feared the blockade to sporadic firing" whrn the The base commundlriK officer declared the building the first "slrm-tnral unity meeting at Hcrshey, ex­ could lie a new tactic aimed hcliborna force first landed, thaium" at the facility in many years. The barracks will bouse 308 men, pressed the belief that John­ the Viet Cong broke rontart at wiping out Turkish Cypriot four to n room. (Herald l ’ hoto) son's orders to the tJ.S, Sev­ and vanished into dense trop­ resistance in this island. It enth Fleet carried with them ical foliage. was a move thnt enutd trigger authority to “ use any weap­ new violence in the communal Anti-aircraft fire killed one ons.’’ warfare that ham brought IJ. S. Army first lieutenant White House Pres* Secre­ pilotitig an HU1B helicopter Greece and Turkey to the tary George E. Reedy, ques­ on a rocket-firing run. A 60brink of war and lm)terilcd the NATO allianre. tioned about the President's ralitier slug hit him in the orders to American forces in­ chest and be slumped dead Turkish Jet planes mads machine gun and rocket at­ volved in Southeast Asia, over the controls. tacks against Greek Cypriot said: Two Vietnamese soldiers "I know of nothing in those were killed and two Ameri­ Kennedy half-dollars and the positions around Nokklna In hadn't even -ee^ on e. By Dulpr Austin •tateminu orZsny ?, the, e x ­ cana a.id four VltUMiu*- & -we * City *.:dl tor Birr as*cd banker* In Ihe public immediately grabbed northwest Cyprus last week­ porting papers that would be wounded by anti-aircraft fire The present coin shortage Is audience if any were avail­ them up for souvenir*. You end in art effort to relieve relevant to nuclear weapons during the bombardment of not the fault of coin collectors. able at the bank, and Ihe ans­ ran hardly find any In circu­ pressure on the Turkish Cy­ priot defenders. or would authorize the usn of rebrl position* near Ap Bo Numismatist lation today," Birr noted. 1)111 ltirr of wer was "n o ." Tm kbit Premier Ismet Inonuclear weapons and we would Cong village. "Well, you can buy a whole Winter Park told Kiwaniins "There arc only about eight be very much Interested In Wednesday at their luncheon hag full of them from specula­ million coin collector*, numis­ nu has sent Soviet Premier knowing precisely what lan­ meeting at tlio Chic Center. tor*, with a bag of 2,000 sell­ matist*, who may have one or Nikita 8. Khrushchev a mes­ guage is being referred to "It’s Ihe fault of thousands ing today for about $1,200," two of each coin. There are sage asking him to use his in­ »» of coin vending machines mid Birr said. Ho said a trade hundreds of millions of com* fluence on Greek Cypriots to "Coin World," In circulation, hut the short- restore peace in Cyprus. of coin speculators, who buy newspaper, Reedy wns then asked di­ Mcuuwhlle, it wus announc­ c a r r i e d advertisements of age Is caused by vending nitup bags of coins mid hoard rectly if Johnson had author­ them until the price goes up," Kennedy half dollars. ized use o f nuclear weapon* chine demands and specula­ ed that Greek Cypriot mili­ tary leader Gen. G e o r g s Birr pointed a linger at tor*," Birr pointed out. Birr explained. In Viet Nam. Grivas set up a canfercttca Lt. Col. Walter M. Turner, He asked If anyone In lire? bank tellers, who. he said, "N o," It c e d y answered Birr pointed to the thous­ with tho UN command today a recent graduate o! the Na­ hive been selling bags of audience had a Kennedy half Goldwater had Implied thnt and* of coin-operated vending to tliscusa establishment o f Johnson gave the U.S. com­ tional War College in Wash­ dollar. Only a few hands went coins to speculators. machines in use, saying he "The mints only made 1IB hail pab»cd through 18 toll new UN outposts in the batmanders Involved in the Gulf ington, D. C „ left Sanford to­ up and most people said they tls-searrcd northwestern sec­ of Tonkin retaliation author­ day for an overseas assign­ stations returning from New tion o f Cyprus. ment In Tehran, Iran. ity to use tactical nuclear York. Turner will l>o in Tehran weapons if they thought it After Hie meeting a group fur one year and will serve gathered to examlnu Birr's necessary. at a military advisor to the ICBM Launched coin collection. Iranian army. VANDKNBEItG AIR FORC1 In one glass-covered esse, His wife, the former Nancy lie had every typo of gold BASE, Calif. (U P l) — A Trian Co)lum of Sanford, and their piece, sets of coins, and a set 2 Intercontinental ballistlo four children, Chip, twins of all U. S. paper money. missile (ICBM) was launched State Sen. Mack N. Cleve. Bruce and Craig, ami Mark lly United Press International Louisville, Ky , 31; Memphis, "Coin collecting Is now the successfully today from this land Jr. will he among a will reside at 301 Sstiuina A massive flow of Arctic Tenn., 59; Athens, Ga., 56; most pipit la r hobby In the coastal haw tn a mission de­ group o f Florida government Drive in Itavcnna Park. Nashville, Tenn., 34; Atlanta, air tumbled temperatures to signed to gain addiltonal per­ officials who with Governor Ga , 66; Little Hock, Ark., 5H, world. A few year* ngo, It Col. Turner is the sun of formance data oo the weapon* was second, with goldfish record lows from Ihe Northern and Knoxville, Tenn, 33. Farris Bryant and Georgia Mrs. It. W. Turner >f Kanfmd. system. Plains to the deep South to­ Other Midwest records ami first." Governor Carl Sunder* ' i l l m w A ... MOSCOW (U r n -S o v le l asIronauts Andrian Niknlaycv and Pavel Popovich said their "stand-bys" are ready for space flights, Moscow radio said today. t. Seminole County * * * *Jjpn the St, Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” leaving his delegate’s chair. election and 190 per cent in the Barker refused Goodrich’* de­ future. Barker said he voted for 90 mands. per cent of the Democratic The Duval County steering candidates in the last election. commlltee hacked up Barker "I regret he did not re­ and named Harold K. S. Smith sign," Goodrich said. "1 can Jr., a Jacksonville cigar firm sec a man taking the oath executive, to replace Barker ami then having a change of for the Atlantic City conven­ conscience but I think he owes tion. Smith I* a member of it to his integrity to resign the flooring committee. Its from locsl party office." actions are binding on the full Ba'ker said since he had county organization. resigned as a delegate he re­ Goodrich said Barker was ceived "several calls from my violating hi* party oath by re­ Negro brethern" urging him maining as Duval County to seek appointment of a Ne­ chairman. gro to replace him as a na­ He said the oath provides a tional delegate. candidate tor party office sup­ "A s a Southerner, I don’t port 90 per cent of his party’s approve of that sort of thing," candidates in the last general Barker said. day. The huge cold air mas* sprawled from the Dakotas to the Atlantic Coast and south­ ward nearly to the gulf. Frost formed on fields In the upper Midwest. August heat was replaced by the record rhill In Iowa, Indiana, Tennessee, Alabama, Missouri, Mississippi, North Carolina, Georgia, Ohio, Illi­ nois, South Dakota, Nebras­ ka, North Dakota, Arkansas and Kama*. A new low of 46 at Evans­ ville, Ind . eclipsed the old mark of 60 for Aug. )3 by 14 degrees. It w*s 36 at Storm Lake, Iowa—13 degrees cool­ er than the prcvlou srccora. Readings of 37 at Sioux Falls, S. D , and 46 at Bur­ lington, Iowa, wrre 10 degrees colder than t h e previous mirk. Evansville's low tempera­ ture and a 43 at Springfield, III., and a 50 at St. I/>uis, Mo., were the coldest mark* ever recorded for thoie cities dur­ ing August. In the South, new record* for the day included Birming­ ham, Ala., 56; Meridian, Miss., 63; Asheville, N. C., 50; It's Sanford Sell-A-Bration Time *) ( eastern records includ'd Duhuque, lows, 49; Springfield, Mo., 48; Columbia, Mo., 48; Cincinnati, Ohio, 51; Moline, 111., 53; Bismark, N. D., 34; Waterloo, I o w a , 41; Des Moines, Iowa, 48; Norfolk, Neb., 46; Omaha, Neb., 47; Kansas City, Mo., 56; Cairo, 111., 57, and Huron, S. D., 36. N E W T IR E FRED Grocery Store Robbery Fails FREE REPLACEM ENT first Burglary of the Tip Top grocery store on W. 13th St. was thwarted during t h e night, police reported today. The store manager, Charlie Jackson, said someone enter­ ed an unlocked door to the motor room and then tried to enter the main store by break­ ing a window. Boards behind the window foiled the attempt, he told police. line or on any premium SEIRERLING TIRE (a Trademark o f STERLIN G ) . . . If (be tire cause (road etc.) In case falls due (n A N Y hnzmrcl, workmanship, of failure you FREE . . . NOT ffet AN a NEW TIRE ADJUSTMENT! Tire must have at least 1/16** tread. This guarantee good on tirrs purrhaerd before Aug. II NEW STORE HOURS: Mon. thru Fri. I to 6; Sat. 8 la 1 Letter Rip An uniden'iflcd car clipped 10 mailboxes on Sanford Ave­ nue near Myrtle Street at about 7 p m. Wednesday, po­ lice reported today. 105 N. First St. Sanford 322-0651 And Saturday I tf �W e'll Meet Aggression W ith Firmness, LBJ Tells But Overriding Aim Is Peace, He Emphasizes Chr franfnrl) Srralh Pasre 2 — Autr. 13, 1964 Hospital WASHINGTON (L T D — Leader* of all segment# of the ftrpuMIran party joined today in applause ranging Notes WASHINGTON (Ul’ li — President Johnson with spe­ cial attention to the trouble spots of Viet Nam and Cyprus, has pledged the I'miesi States •‘ will continue l« meet as Sri's*.on with firmness and actively seek to keep peace, In a New York address be­ fore the \mcricaii Bar A*-**elation Wdncadav. the Prc* •dent said thi* country can and will meet "any wider challenge" in Southeast A«i* Hut at the same time he said the overriding American aim around the work) was "to help restore the pear*- and re establ. h i dermt order " Johnson reaffirmed the pres ent policy in Viet Nam. at­ tacking as strategically un wise and morally unthinkable" suggestions for U S withdrawal and labeling as ‘ rrckless" suggestions the conflict be c v panderf. "The course we have chosen will require wisdom and en­ durance,'’ said Johnson But let no one doubt we have the resources and the will to fol low this course as long as It may take Ate will not be worn dow-n We will not be driven out. We will not be provoked into rashness," he said. "Hut wr will continue to meet aggress­ ion with firmness and provokes! attack with measured reply The President said if ex­ panded the war could "risk the lives of millions, engulf much of Asia and threaten the peace of the world" win « not offering any solution to the real problem in Viet Nam L e a d e r s A p fs im s s ! C o k S w a t e r 0 Alf(rt.ST it Admissions Ada Poe, Ethyl Hutchison. James Crews, Tanya Smith, 1 David Sheridan, Mamie I,. Denton. Shirley F’rlie. Rich­ ard Ford. Vvoner Fryer, .Maxine Bowen, al! of San­ ford; Carol Sewell, Caste!berry. Births Mr and -Mrs. Ilcrtwrt F Bowen of Sanford, a boy; Mr and Mr*. Dodd If. Price of Sanford, a girt. Discharge* Sievrn Parrish, Lucille Nor­ man. Appleton Ken Rnssctlrr, Theresa Johnson, Bennie Bell, Chert Ducote. Paula Elam, Lloyd J Freeman, l-n\eit» Thomas, Cora Stripling, Os­ tein Bradshaw- and baby hoy. Mabel Dishaw- and baby girl. Beatrice Thompson and billy­ boy, all of Sanford. Bettie K Rohello, Bradenton. E t h e l Tart, Osteen; Rita Boyer and baby boy, Lake Mary. DeBary Youth Picnic Planned Next Week THIS NEW BARRACKS facility war opened ye.-terilny at Sanford N'.iv.i] Air Station and bate personnel will move into it next week. The budding, constructed with precast concrete exterior wall panels, was built by Gra­ ham Construction Inc. o f Orlnndn and required slightly more than a year to erect. It Is three stories tall and will be "hom e” for 3U8 petty officer members of the base. Cost o f the structure was $.*>60,000. (Herald Photo) Seminole Band Raising Funds from polite to hearty — for of th* people from th* big in­ state and local levels will con­ tinue to cooperate fully with Fen, R.irry M, (lo'.dw liter's dustrial states.” Sen. Ijoldwatcr’s tampoign unity appeal at the GOP's organisation." Gov. John 11. Reed of '■summit" conference. One appeal s . u delivered Maine, and John \ Vo'pe, both said, they would supper* Wednesday at a Hershey, Pa., the national ticket. meeting attended by f finer Gov. George W'. r.tr.r.cy President Dwight D. Eisen­ said: Geraldine I. Dsv|d»on of hower, fo-mer Vice Pn sident "The Mil higan Republican 1513 W ltbh St , ha* rrcepiv) j Richard 51. Nixon, and near­ party organisation at the a certificate on completing a ly all of the Republican gov. course of social science insti­ em on and candidate* for Hoard To Meet Executive board members tute for high school graduates governor. o f the 5outh Seminole Wel­ sponsored by Hampton Ir tiRip. William E. Miller of come Wagon Flub will meet tutc. Hampton. Va New Yoik, Goldwater'a run­ The institute’ is designed in ning mate, and other patty next Monday at the horns of cultivate an interest in the club hostess. Nora Norris. 112 leaders also attended. social sciences and interna“ I am on his team,” said Pine St.. S.mhindo Estates. A •a'ad scramble luncheon will tiorml affairs and suggest ca­ Elsenhower. reer* in these area*. G -v Nelson \ K ikefeller be served. I Student Gets Certificate Pv Sir*. Frank Whirr Plans for a picnic to be held next Wednesday at the DcBarv Community Center as part of the summer youth pro grain hav< been announced by the committee in charge. The regular schedule of garnra will be played as usual from 9 until 11 a in. with the pic­ nic follow mg of New York, said the sen*In th* crafts workshop' •or > ‘ ta'enisnt sh'-uld help throughout the the young*'*™ are revering the tiekst hangers with foam rubber, country and In New York." G V. Robert E. Smv'ie of making napkin holders with flat wooden stick*, washcloths ld*h-> said Gold water had of nylon m*»h and pencil "made thing* evsier fer aome holder* for achnol. Weekly skating programs A minimum of 3n footcanand bowling sessions are al­ dies of illumination is recom­ so Included In the summer mended by the National Soprogram ard syuare dancing ciety for the Prevention of at th* tenter it enjoyed on Blindness. Inc. for reading Friday nighti. printed material Could Anyone Use a 1952 Ply.? I'll listen to «nv kind of offer. The batters still rrattks It The motor runs. Come and take a quick look. 5 nu might jus* buy it. Strickland-Morrison, Inc. 322-1481 Yuur Friendly Ford Denier Sanford W. Park 611.8916 The Seminole High School Band, which has been busy all summer raising money for its trips next year is having another fundraising e v e n t Tuesday. They are sponsoring a skat­ ing party at Mclodee Skating Rink on Onora Road from 7 SO lo 10 30 p m. In addlllon to skating, a cakewalk will be held. Tickets are on sate from any member of the band or may be purchased at the rink. BEGINNERS at Vacation Bible School at the Northside Baptist Church See Oiir WINDOW DISPLAY on Forest City ftojul made miniature manger atcnes and a wordless book during craft workshops. Teachers o f the class were Mrs. Sue Sullivan and Miss l\it droves, (Herald Photo) FOR A COMPLETE LINE OF BACK-TO-SCHOOL ITEMS! HAVE Li'N CH WITH U S ’ A SNACK OR A MEAL! R O U M ILLA T Walgreen DRUG STORE ACROSS FROM N L " \\ EATHERSI IEI.D TEENS hold their first party and dance ut "The Shack," new clubhouse, with Jack Gray, WHOO disc jockey as gue.st cniece. Among these attending ware, front, left to right, Jean Matthews, Gloria New ton. Pam Gar rett and Mrs. Susan Davis, chupenme; back, David Parker. Robert White, Don Williams and Don Davis, adult advisor. t-HOl It PARKING LOT DOW NTOW N SAN FORD First Day Of School Vital B U IL D y o u r C R E D IT l ’nV*t the y minister gntn; to school for the first timr hut* hart nur*«*r> school training, the first day of school for » child is i most important oaf xad even frightening To mike it filte r for your children, try to arrange s usit to the school in advance of opening day Thla will re­ move vome of 'he strangeness arid lost teelmg of the first <D>. TArtl HELPS Attach tunic liprs to every item tn * child* wardrobe For youngsters uho will live a»av from homr during the school months, be sure to mark ill 1mm and belting:mgs they will tak# along w A uheg A n s STEP ONE - Finance your new or used car with ns. STEP TWO - Y o« can automatically borrow monay (now or later) on your signature ALONE! It's as simple as that. No waiting. No guessing. When wo finance your autom obile, you art autom atically eligible for a signature loan. 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QswhJi 322-3071 ----- J ------ 6%THE BO YS SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. 1S01 WEST SAN FORD, 1st STREET F L O R ID A 4 �Chr frnnfnrh S rra lb YES IVEBO EG f/TTH EM EARLY! i YES YOUSAVE33%ANDM O RE! Aitfr. 13. 1964 — P a re 3 Seminole Plumbing >Code Is Questioned mission for a special session with plumbers to give their s lews. It was pointed out that the photos presented in evidence of substandard plumbing in some cases were in violation of the code. But no inspection had been called for. Subse­ quently, said County Zoning Director Robert Brown, cor­ rections in these cases wvrc made. Also, it was found that some plumbing work which appear­ ed to be not good plumbing practices, nevertheless met Seminole County’s plumbing code. At Tuesday's meeting of the Commission the question of adding a third inspector to the staff of Robert Brown, county zoning director came in for considerable discussion, Avery felt that something had to be done before—as he put it—"Someone wakes up dead" because of faulty plumb­ ing. The Commission said it would adopt the Southern Building Code section pertain­ Mr. and Mrs. G S. Hudgins ing to plumbing and it was wJI represent Strickland-Mor­ the opinion of Brown that this rison. Inc. tn New York City would "cu re" most of the August 21-23 at meetings with plumbing problems executives of Ford Motor As to employing a tliljd in­ Company and a preview cl the spector—to handle plumbing entire line of ithki Ford Divi­ inspections only — the board sion products. heard Brown say that he felt S, John Obringer. Ford Dl- the hiring of a third man W vision Jacksonville district would be beneficial If he were sales manager and coordinat­ to make building, electrical or for the trip, noted that and plumbing inspections with more than 200 Ford dealers a heavy emphasis on plumb­ and wives will attend the ing. tnree-day N'ew York meeting But the Board agreed to give in preparation for the public the newly adopted Code a introduction ol the new Ford chance to be utilized to see proJucts. what percentage of pumbing "In recent years. Ford has ill* could be corrected. led the industry In developing "The cost of adding a third • n e w products that are design­ inspector," said Br own, ed to meet Ihe demands of a "would be at least ST.SoO the sophisticated, changing mar­ first year — including salary ket," Mr. Obringer said. and transportation—and abour "Along with these new pro­ $6.30) for subsequent years." ducts—typified by the Must­ No new employe was pro­ ang—it has provided its deal­ vided for in the Zoning De­ ers with complete and com­ partment's budget for ihe prehensive marketing p r o ­ 1901-05 fiscal year. grams. This New York meet­ ing has been planned to pro® vide <>ur dealers with future marketing plans sufficiently fir in advance so they may prepare for public Introduc­ William V. Johnston, avia­ tion of our 1905 line,” he not­ tion electronics technician (ra­ ed, dar) third clavs. has re-enlisted for two years in the U. S, Navy. He was sworn in by Cdr. B. B. Brown Jr., L'SN, commanding officer of Heavy Attack Squadron Seven, a* • By Donna Kste* Registration for children board the nuclear powered car­ ■who will attend St. Mary-Mag- rier Enterprise which is pre­ dalcn School In Altamonte sently deployed with the Sixth Springs tills term will be he'd Fleet. Johnston first enlisted in die Sunday from 11:15 a. m. until Navy in October 19C0, and has 2 p. m. at the school. Classes for first, second and been attached to Heavy At­ third grades already arc fill­ tack squadron Seven since ed but openings remain for June 19112. A native of Huntingdon, Pa fourth through eighth grade Johnston was graduated from D students. Huntingdon Area High School More than 153.000 children In June 1900. He Is the son of of school age are victims of Mr. and Mr*. Fern F. Smoker of R. D. 3, Huntingdon. eye accidents every year. Is Seminole County's plumb­ ing up to standard? Apparently some of the county's plumber* don't tliink so. 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What plaaaaa him moat la that ha'a aupplying the big bat in Balttmore'a lineup at the moment although he't at a laaa la offer any particular Bowena* pair o f homer* war* more than enough for Milt Pappaa, who aat down the Bad Boa on five hit* and nooar permitted a Bo* ton manor past aecond In turning In hla 11th victory agalnat five defeat*. Tha Yankaaa, who meat the Oriolae for tha laat time this year la a throe-game etrlea alerting Friday night at Bal­ timore, boat tha Whit* Sox 7-1 Wadnaaday, Detroit de­ feated Mlnneoota 6-1, WaahIngtoa downed Kanaaa City, 4-9, and Loa Angela* topped Cleveland 4-1. BULLDOG COACH ATLANTA (U PI) — Richard W. Dick Wehr, an allRouthweat Conference for­ ward at Rica Unlvaralty In 1949, he* been named head baakotball coach at Georgia State College. Tbe blind population of the United States Is estimated at 403,000 persons. NOW IB THE TIME TO PLANT — COLD HARDY SHRUBBERY G ra p tv in * N u m e r y U S ! Grapevllle Are, 122-9lid "Seoll'a Dealer" B anforh P ir b 4 — Aug. 18, 1964 fr r a lh | HEAR LAKE PIRATES, n newly organized Imxcbnll tenm for lioya 14 to 19 year* old, in cnnclted 1>y John Brewer, left front. Other memlwrn o f the team are, front, from left, Steve Wlnfree, Bill Youdern, George DePuImn nnd Archie K lfcr; hack, Butch McPherson, John Keith, Murk Mataon, Doug Byrn and Mark Brewer. (Herald Photo) Between UsFans... 'H o w Tough It Is/ M ajor League Hurlers Cry Today By Bob Sedyh Newspaper Enterprise Assn. it hae oaau long a baa*ball axiom that any |uy who chased curves—on or off the diamond—Goee not stick In the big time. But (he real cutie that has thrown the game for a loop la a mbs called a slid •r. Soma of the real (wringing guys in th* big leagues have­ n't mat har yatt Early Wynn, 300-game win­ ner and now pitching coach for Cleveland, itate* emphati­ cally tiiat the slider baa done more to change the grand old game than Urn New York Meta. th e slider (pin* In etralght, looking for all the world like a fast ball. It curve* late be­ fore the better can adjust hla awing. T o properly explain the tiling you have to have a baseball in your hand and wave your armi like tew New York cab drivers explaining an auto accident. San Francisco's W i l l i e Maya complains, "I'm happy just to hit .300 . . . The slider has knocked about 10 to 13 points off everybody's aver­ age." Hie boss, Alvin Dark, added, "The slider la respon­ sible more than anything tor tlie lack of .300 hitlers." • • • The Dodgers' Sandy ICoufax pointed out recently: •'You can't get by any more with­ out the slider . , ." Milwau­ kee‘a Warren Spahn, on* of the game'! greatest lefthand­ er*. predicted: "The curve ball will be almost obsolete In 10 year*. The slider la by far ihc bettcT pitch." Detroit manager Chuck Mrci-.cn claims that Grover Cleveland Alexander threw a ■lldrr 50 years a go. But Yan­ kee Frank .Shea popularised it In 1917-43. "Ia » k ," counters Burly Early, "w e’ ve got to defend ourselves somehow out there, the bsUcr* are running away with the game. Every piece of leglslalkm In the last docea years has been to benefit the batter. " lie has a helmet, you can't even Intlmldute him any more. If you do happen to angle It at him It costa you |50. . . They did make the strike sone larg­ er, but nobody calls It. . Spahn agrees, "Fields are better lighted, fence* ere be­ ing erected, they make light, buggy-whip hats that slmot the ball beck at you like a berook a . . . The hall la defin­ itely Hvller than when I broke In in IMS." • * • Tact* prove, however, that Ihc pltdter ha* taken over as completely s i a mother-in-law on a two-week visit. A com ­ pilation of batting title aver­ age* in successive decades (how: 1930a— .3S8; 1910a.351; 1950a— .343 and this de­ cade— .335. There were eight oo-hUlera each, pitched in tlie ‘30* and '40*, 15 in the 1950* and as many In this decade al­ ready—and two perfect games In Um last 10 year* I "I know about all that," said Wynn. “ But It’s only be­ cause the batters have mi much going for them that we have to pitch like that. "Doe* anybody about fire­ works when you strike out aomebodyT No, gad Just lo humiliate you, K'a Fourth of July every time some guy belts ooc off you . . . If you pitch a great game, everybody yawn* and looks for the exit*. "Till* te supposed to be a pitcher's era, they say. It la not and never will lie. . . When we do poorly, we're burnt, hut If we do great, everybody wants to know what'a wrong with baseball." -A M E N . Seminole Stars Feted Tonight By Jane Casselberry Seminole Little League will iKinor members of th* Senior All Star Team, runner-up In the State Tournament, at a steak dinner lo be held Tluir*day at 7:30 p.in. at tiie Capri Restaurant in Sanford. C. L. Cooper, Little League president, end Jim Slade, dis­ trict three Little league an a director, will make presenta­ tion*. Alio attending will Inparents of the players, coach­ es end managers. American League A LL CHARMS S T E R L IN G & G O LD Vz O F F W 71 09 68 eo L 43 43 45 ST 59 58 55 54 53 44 .42 50 81 82 72 72 P et .623 .605 .595 .513 .504 .478 .470 .461 .390 .588 FOUL UP — A couple o f youtijf c l i m b e r * scamper up the net be­ hind home plate at New York's Shea Sta­ dium in hot pursuit o f a foul ball lodged in the wire. By United Press International The only thing mining at th* Green Bay Packers' St. Norbcrt (W li.) college train­ ing camp Wednesday was sub-zero weather, gloves, und woolen caps. Even Y.A. Tittle was there—In spirit. The P a c k e r s simulated play* which tl* New York Giants might use when the two teams meet Saturday night at Green Bay. Dennis Clarldgc, Green Bay's highly touted rookie from Ncbrar-ka and 15 years Tittle's Junior, imitated the Giants' 37-yearold quarterback. Coach V i n c e Lombardi worked hla offense against the Giants' defense and defensed the Glint offense. Cl a ridge allow ed little indi­ cation that the Injury he suf­ fered with the College AllStars was bothering him as he ran well plajing hal; back, and pasted well behind Bart Starr and Zeke Bratkuwski. At tlie Giants' Fairfield, Conn., camp, coach Allie Sherman was having trouble ftodlng 11 men healthy enough to avenge last year's 24-17 ixhibltioa loss to the packers. Sherman Inserted Phil King, who misacd the opening exhi­ bition due to an injury, at full­ back. Dick James. King and Tittle fill three quarters of live Giants backfleld for Satur­ day's game, but the doubtful per/ormeri number Del Shofner, Aaron Thomas. Frank Gifford and Joe Walton. In a move to try all his tal­ Verna Bolton and Sury Reno both of Uie Ilooter's team did It again In last week'* Ball A Chain Wednesday night lea gue. Verna came through with her first W0 aeries by roll Ing a 203/511 and Susy Iteno hal a 199/457. Another kegler held her team up with a 181/491. It was rolled by Barbara Swccker. High game and series for the men were Andy .Stine's 500 even aeries while Leo Dooley had 181/4U and Bryant Hick son a 219/414. Verna Bolton had Utc only turkey. Suiy Brno went wild when sit* converted the very dlf ftoult 4-7 B10 and, more so, It waa In the loth frame. She also picked up (lie baby split 3-10. SPEEDY SCOT FAVORED WE8TBCRY, N.Y. 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Buddy Parker sent his P i t t s b u r g h Stceler* through a light workout Wed­ nesday as he prepared them for their game with Philadel­ phia Friday night . . . Lo* Angeles Bams center Ken Iman suffered a compound fracture of his ankle and will be sidelined eight weeks. The Hams dropped free agent Jim Irwin. 500 Series By Verna Bolfon Broncos, Mobile Paces Hooters Meet Saturday Wedteoaftey's Rnelta ■ 'I Vi - Haiti more Chicago Now York loa Ang. Detroit Minn. Clave. Boat an Wash. Kao. City C. L. Cooper, president of the Seminole Little League Association, ha* directed a letter o f appreciation to all of the LiUIc League and Sen­ ior League player* who ac­ complished so much In m ik­ ing the Drat organirallon LL season the success it his been. Cooper. In writing to the youngsters, said, "A i this season draw* to a close 1 have bwn thinking of th* many thing* I would like to ■ay to you as you leave the organisation. "Thank you," wrote Coop­ er, "Just Isn't enough to ex­ press my appreciation lor your courage, sportsmanship and effort on la-half of your team. And, thank you doesn t say enough for me to exprcn my tremendous pride when you kept on smiling when that bail rolled between jour legs or when that last strike really looked like a ball to you.” Cooper went on to say tost, "You were pretty wonderful when you stood staunchly and gave your best, even when the fans disagreed or com­ plained loudly about an error you might have made. "Thank you for your humil­ ity when things were going good for you, and your ma­ ture acceptance when the had breaks came your way. But most of alt, thank you for the Inspiration you were to me. "Seminole Little League in­ deed will be fortunate If you deride to continue your league activities In the years lo coins." �Vhr B in fn r l K r r ild Atijr. 13, 1034 — P ap a B TOTEM HOME PLENTY Koufax Has Shot A t Being 30-Game Winner By Millnn Itirhman L'l’ l Sports Writer Sandy Koufax haa a shot at becoming the National League's first 30 - game win­ ner in 30 years but all he wants to do is talk about his hitting. That’* precisely what he did Wednesday night immed­ iately after recording his 18th victory by pitching the Los Angeles Dodgers to s 1-1 fquestion whether he felt, he could match Dizzy Dean's 30 victories of 1034. Koufax replied "no predic­ tions." then promptly steered the conversation toward his and that naturally raised the hitting. victory over the Cincinnati Reds. Sandy calculated he has 12 more starts left this season Pooley Hubert Named To Hall O f Fame WAYNESBORO, Gs. (UPI) —Allison (P ool# )) Hubert. 63, was one of ten men elected to the Football Hall of Fame Wednesday. Hubert, a former fooloall great with the University of Alabama. Is now busy grow­ ing peachea and teaching Seminole American school here. "Anybody would be silly," Hubert said, “ to say he's not proud of an honor like this." Hubert playrd quarterback, fullback, and hallback during his football career at Alabama Shirley Martin Tops Navy Loop In the McRoberts Tires Navy Wives League Shirley Martin ended up her last day of bowling with the league Results Wednesday Night with a high series of 183-181.’ Lake Mary vs. Sanlando, ppd., 517. Before her departure all wet grounds the wives got together for a STANDINGS n cake culling and wishing her Altamonte Springs "Bon voyage." Bear Lake 0 n o Casselberry n Baptist Sunday School Baptist Brotherhood o Lake Mary tt Ixmgwood n Sanlando Springs (ianirs Monday Night Baptist Sunday School xs. Longxvood Casselberry vs. S a n l a n d o Springs National League ^pATIONAL a L f AGL4e ) TH IRD * IA S I k W I, Pet. GB Phila 67 43 .609 San Fran. 63 4!) .370 4 Cinn. 63 32 .S4S C l Pitta. 60 St .541 7b St Lnuis 60 33 531 fl'i Milwaukee 53 31 .318 10 Lm Ang. • .V, 36 .500 II Chicago 52 39 .464 lS 'i Houston 48 68 .414 22 New York 35 79 .307 34 Wednesday's Results Philadelphia 6 Chicago 5 Pittsburgh 5 New York 4, (N) St. txxuis 6 San Francisco 4, NAMED ALL-STAR BUFFALO (U r i) — Uuffnlo Biioni Junes wm numril Ijos Angeles 4, Cincinnati, ( N > Wednesday’! Results to the lntcniotionnl Lea gnu Milwaukee 5. Houston 1, (N) Knoxville 3 Lynchburg I Thursday's Games Chattanooga 2 Birmingham 0 All-Star team Wednesday In replace Richmond's Mcl Slot* Philadelphia at Chicago Asheville 6 Columbua 0 Only games scheduled Charlote at Macon, postponed, tlemyre, recently recalled by Friday's Games the New York Yankees. rain Philadelphia at New York 2, (T N I Pittsburgh a'. Chicago, 2 St. Louis at Los Angeles, IN') Milwaukee at San Francisco (N) Cincinnati at Houston, ( N> Southern League from 1923 In 1923. He crossed the goal line 35 times in his two years with the team and was voted the most valuable player in the Southern Con ference. "The game brings out more In the split division Ginny Weeks converted the 2-7. M. MAKING SURE DETROIT (NEA) — The Detroit Lions will hive four captains this season. On de­ fense it will be Joe Schmidt and Dick "Night Train" I*ane. On offense It will be Terry Barr and Jim Gibbons. TO THE RACES DETROIT (NEA) - Center Boh Whitlow of the Detroit Lions hopes to be a racing driver. Last yesr he worked part of the off season around the Indianapolis Speedway. WITH CAUTION HOUSTON (NEA) — A Houston Oilers rookie called home the other day and the eon versa'ion went something like Hus: " , . , And dad, be sure and tell mom In hold off on renting my room ." FOR T1IE RECORD NEW YORK (NEA) - The eonseus among National Foot­ ball league coaches is that It will take a l(M record to win thr conference titles this sea­ son LEARNING FAST MINNEAPOLIS (NEA) — Quarterback Fran Tarkenfon is entering his fourth year with the Minnesota Vikings, and already he sounds like a veteran Asked shout the 1964 rookies, he replied, "the best e-op we’ ve ever h id ." ALLEN 41 CO. A LL an>»hrre. Strickland-Morrison, Inc. 3-2-1181 Your Friendly Kuril Denier Sanford W. Pnrk 61 1-8916 BY P H ILC O WINDOW $1AQ°° (5 YE A R G U A R A N TE E ) 1 4 7 U N IT AND HP Southern A ir 2.’l l 3 Park Dr. POPULAR Sanford, Fla. 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COMPLETE INVESTMENT SERVICE "I really thought I had il tonight." he said amugly. He was talking about his hitting, not his pitching. A. Williams the very difficult 6-7, Suzy Reno the not so easy 5-7 and Thelma Unger 5-6-10. The baby split 3-to (ell (or Liz Wednesday's Rrsulls Klein, Jean Brewer. Jo Wat- Jacksonville 9 Hutf.ilo 4 s on,Ellen Brady. Belly Lillis, Richmond fi Rochester 5 Bcxerty Meeks. Charlotte Bas­ Syracuse 4 Columbus 1 Toronto 11 Atlanta 3 Next high for the morning sett and Suzy Iteno. was Colleen Sandlin with 184/ 511. Rose Patrick 176,476 and Suiy R e n o 171.475. .loan Adams had high game with a ON 1(H) IIKANDS 198 300 series, Verna Bolton 163 490. Charlotte B a s s e t t 170 462, Jo Watson 173 407, Liz Klein 1647 452, Pat Siplry ami Thelma Unger 181 Six keglers each had a tur­ ARCADE PACKAGE STORE key. They were Pat Sipley, OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. - 6:15 P. M. Suzy llrno, Pit Willis, Jo 310 F- FIRST SANFORD Watson, Colleen Sandlin, Joan WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Adams. (N) slum for ns all y e a r " Elsewhere in the National league, Philadelphia Phillies rdgrd the Chicngo Cubs 6-5 and widened their lead to four games xxhen the St. Louis To keep the record straight, when It comes to pitchrrs there are none better than the dark-haired Dodger left hander; hut when it comes to hitting, there are few worse. P. M.) Saturday* Till • �/ Thr iSmfforh Srralb Pane 6 — Aug. IS, 1964 Luncheon Honors Bridal Attendants Wigs And Wiglets Tops With Milady coiffure* looking a* though they had Just stepped out of a beauty salon door rely on a wig or a wiglet. The wife of a salon owner even wears her hairpiece when s h e goes swimming. Those who selected wigs of 100 per cent human hair with a net foundation that breathes find thcae more comfortable to wear during warm wea­ ther. And It la simpler to slip a wig on after a day of sun ning, bathing, golf or Just sitting In thu backyard on a hot, muggy day than setting your own hair. Wiglets are good coverups after being outdoors. Many women find them more ver­ satile than a full wig. They disguise damage d o n e to either straight or curly hair and can be worked into vary log hairstyles. There is even an oval wiglet that comes with an ciasllcizcd band col ored to complement your hair color. This type hairpiece is es­ pecially good for women who like to awlm hut want their hair at its best aricrwsrds. The oval wiglet actually goes Y E A R ROUND neatfrom the forehead hairline to ness starts at the top. the base of Use head. Active w o m e n keep Alio good for making wet hair looking sleek by or unset hair look more con­ using wigs or wiglets trolled are a ponytail or chig­ to cover up sun, wind non wiglet. JJrush your own or water ilamnge. hair hack from the head and hair reasonably neat. Many pin it. Attach the pastiche of women who are active in out* your choice for a new svelte door iporta and want their hairdo. The bridal attendant* of I white daisies and mums com -Ivor candle holders containing j a cold luncheon eourie lniquiaila quilted ailk bedspread Miss Judy Ludwig, bride-elect bleed with fern, aprayed white tall white tapers. Dainty ail- bridal motif was served. in antique gold and a eorsaga of Glynn Glynn Hodges, Hodge* were were h on -lln *” *ntl1u* *Uver bowl end white wedding bells | Mr*. Bradley and Barbara |of white daisies. Mr*. M. O. centod on either side with ail-1 marked the gueita' places and |presented Judy with an ex- Hodge i, mother of the future ored recently at an elegant I groom received a yellow car­ bridesmaid's luncheon at the nation corsage from the hos­ Capri Restaurant with Mrs. tesses, who also presented Gordon Bradley a n d her each guest with a small yel­ daughter, Miss Barbara Brad­ low carnation corsage. ley, serving as coboateiaea. Mias Ludwig's gift* to her Mias Bradley will attend Miss bridesmaids were the head­ Ludwig aa maid of honor. pieces they will wear In bar Centering the luncheon t i ­ wedding. bia waa a beautiful floral ar­ Others attending were Mrs. rangement of pale yellow and Robert Johnson, bridesmaid; Miss Carolyn Martin, bridesmaid; Mias Patti Glenn John­ son, soloist, and Mrs. Gil Lud­ wig, slater-in-law of tfaa brideelect. . It doesn’t take a trip to breezy beach to pinpoint what ruffles a woman's feather* the moat after ahe ha a apent *10-11S for a hairdo. A little •bower can do as much dam­ age. Halrspriys, pert scarvea or a shorter haircut may keep Sanford Personals Dr. and Mrs. II. K. fling returned Tuesday from a two weeks vacation apent in Illin­ ois visiting their parents, Dr. •od Mrs. E. P. Ring of Noble, IB. and Mrs. Cora Neal of ML Pulaski, 111. Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Strickland, their daughter, Mm. Tom Bowden (Frances Strickland), and Cdr, G. R. Strickland of Loch Arhor, have recently returned from Wauchula where they visited the Strickland brother and fam­ ily, Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Strickland. Mias Debbie Dalton, daugh­ ter of Mr, and Mrs. Hank Johnson of Mellonville Avenue, |a currently entertaining a house guest, Miss Elizabeth William* of Arkadclphla, Ark. SEA FO O D PLA TTER FRI. & SAT. ONLY S PEC IAL 99 — INCLUDES — FISH — OYSTERS — SHRIMP SCALLOPS — HUSH PUPPIES FRENCH FRIED POTATOES — CRISP COLE SLAW — ICED TEA OR COFFEE T H E PRESCRIPTION OUll PRIMARY CONCERN" T O U C H T O N ’S R E X A L L D R U G Locally Owned And Operated fly Glenn McCall And "Ernie" Mill* COR. 1st & MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 hMor this GAY GIBSON check! and t e n e i d liv e ly ! Cay CIm s ' i cheeked Mathers-Holland Wedding Plans Announced MISS VICKI JEAN N E W ESSLUND Vicki J. Wesslund Engaged To Marry Mr. and Mrs. Victor Wcsa* lund of Sliver Like, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Mias Vicki Jeanne Wesslund, to Bobby Edwin Kemp of Melbourne, son of Mr. and Mrs. *niomas Eugene Kemp of Lyons, Ga. The popular bride-cloct was born In Port Huron, Mich., and attended schools in Rock­ ford, Mich. She was graduat­ ed from Seminole High School with the class of 1M0 and Or­ lando Junior College in 1M1 and Is a member of Dela Sig­ ma I’ lil Sorority. She la pra- aentiy employed at the Flor­ ida State Bank. Mr. Kemp was born in ReldsvllJe, Ga., and was grad­ uated from L y o n a High School. Ho attended South Georgia College and waa graduated from Cl*mson Uni­ versity in August, 1M1, where ha was affiliated with Sigma K a p p a Epsilon Fraternity, S.A.M. and I.M.S. Ha is pre­ sently employed with Radia­ tion, Inc., ia Melbourne. The wadding will ba an •vent o f Saturday, O ct I, at 1 p.m. at the First Methodist Church of Sanford. Ennn Jsttlcka ware the orig­ inal pioneere In width-altlng. Tho firm malnUtne that it makaa more alseo per atyle than any other shoe company in the nation. Conaequontly, ita records ehow in great de­ tail how the faet o f fashion vary from atnte to atata. Paul Flynn, product manag. ar of the firm, has been keep­ ing America's shoe sixes for 38 years. He said one shoe may come In as many aa 112 ■Use and w i d t h s f r o m "A A A A " to "E K E ." During the last severs! years, the moat diverse cell for else ranges cornea from California. Flynn aald that'a probably because parsons from all over the nation hava moved to California, b r i n g i n g with them their own apeeial ethnic eheraeterietlc*. On the other band, the east If you're one of the gala with frocklc* and you hate it, try a mixture of lemon Juice end baby oil to bleach them to subtle beauty spots. The baby oil will prevent the bleaching process from drying the akin. NEW YORK (U PI) — Any modern Prinra Charming try­ ing to trace hi* Cinderella with a glass allpper had bet­ ter do aome market research before stepping out. i f the allpper ha haa In hand happens to ba an "A " In width, he'* batter o ff start­ ing hie scorch In Texas, Kansas, Nebraska or any midwestern atnte where moat women rarely have feet wid­ er than a "B ." If the allpper la very wide, meanwhile, lie's beat advised to start In Minnesota, whara tlm shoes that really fit come in great length and breadth. The vaat regional difference in feet and shoe alia prefer­ ences haa been collected for many years by Dunn and Mc­ Carthy Inc., who claim their Freeze-dried foods k e e p more color, flavor end food value than moat fooda dried by the usual processes. High temperature* used in regular drying processes cause Uiaue breakdown and color change. G ood Therapy In Pediatric Ward MRS. GORDON B R A D LE Y and her daughter, Miss Barbara Bradley, were recent co-hostesses at the Capri Restaurant to u bridesmaid'* lunch­ eon honoring the bridal attendants o f Miss Judy Ludwig, bride-elect o f Glynn Hodges. Seated from the left are Mrs. M. C. llodgea, m other o f the future groom ; Miss Ludwig, honoree; and Miss B arbara‘ Bradley, maid o f honor. Standing from the left are Mrs. Robert Johnson, brides­ maid; Mrs. Gordon Bradley, hostess, and Miss Carolyn Mnrtin, bridesmaid. Tucson Doctor Warns Against Hair Spray TUCSON, Aria. (U PI) — Hair sprays can rauae a type of acna which doea not re­ spond to conventional treat­ ment, aaya Dr. Kenneth G. Baker, o f Tucson. During 1D02, at the peak o f popularity o f tba beehive c o i f f u r e (maintenance of which ealla for repeated ■praying) Dr. Baker treated an unusually larga number of teenage girls for araptions on forehead, face and neck. Questioning r e v e a l e d that these patients used hair spray Intensively, some as often aa 25 time*. I f you uaa a hair spray, wear a cosmetic mask, Baker auggeated. Research On Feet Denotes Growth la notorious for wide widths, going to “ C," " D ," and "E.'* Fact hava been changing slowly but surely over the past faw generations. Flynn aald woman’s feat hava grown a full six# In the past 20 yaara. They are getting nar­ rower ea they get longer, Sixa 7 Is today's avarage alia. Probably no public figure has helped the fashion accept­ ance of the woman with long feet more than Mrs. John F. Kennedy. When It wae reported that she wore aiae 10, women everywhere who were afraid to admit they wore even a else I breathed a sigh o f re­ lief end no longer felt they had to whisper their else to the isles man. Flynn aald tba status sym­ bol today is having a narrow width, not In having either a smell or large else. P k t on m d its U d k O r p M hew as a string tayosi, Mrs. A. T. Williams Hostess To DeBary BPW Club Meet By Mr*. Frank White The DeUary Business and Professional Women's Club held a covered di*h suppoc and meeting, Tuesday even­ ing at the home of Mrs. Albert T. Williams of Park Lane. Presiding in the absence of the president Bert Lederhsus wae the firat vice president, Mra. Williams. Marion Roberta was chairman of tho supper and w si assisted by Mrs. Williams. Following the supper, the business sesion waa called to order, with a prayer by Mar­ garet .WlUlama. Betty Pea­ cock acted a* secretary in the absence of Mary Ann Ledeztiaus. A report on tha re­ cent picnic held In DeLand was given by Marion Roberta, A brief resume of the State Convention held in June waa read by Margaret William*. Jo Peck gave a report <m the District Four B P W lun­ cheon and meeting Iwld at the Hotel Marksn, Ocala. Dur­ ing the workshop girls from the Ocala School for Glrla, give a Fashion show and sang several acmes• They displayed their handwork for Uw B P W Club members to see, aa this Is one of the projects for the year. Jo Peck, Betty Peacock, Bcsa Patterson and Madatina Rralrlcr, left early Saturday for Ocala, and attended the dinner party held for the guest speaker, Batty Backer, of penaaeola on Sunday at tha Hotel Marion, Ocala. Y O U ’L L F IN D T H E U »s||i the Mriy ML Wouldn't yon gwaoo SANFORD, FLORIDA I R A C K O F D R ESSES k’a laatwod is » | p Gift* - Card* • Books 210 E. First St. lo a fers that took a tip on V Y b v u j. - fc id h & h 'A . . . m w sight ha Uaek/brow* ar oed/oognoe. Junior sises S to IS. Bua vs. Skin When on a wedding trip to aunny climate, take care not to get a painful aunburn. Select a auntan lotion that will screen out the aun'a burn­ ing rays and which haa a moisturising quality to keep your ekln from drying out. After bathing, smooth on a baby lotion or moisturising cream to kaap your akin auppla. B E S T B A R G A IN S Featuring Fashions Ju st For You ih o n § tho Jtriy iwM of President Bert Lededhau* is expected back in DeBary toy day, having made the trip to the World'* Fair, to bring back her daughter, Ca­ rol, who waa working at the Florida Pavilion, and has to get ready for college at Gaines­ ville. The next meeting of the DeB iry Business ami profession, al Women's Club will be a splash party and meeting, fol­ lowed by a covered dish aupper in DeBary which will be announced later. FASHION M t NORTH FARE AVENUE U r Coe figuring! GUnwwr Bogadao? BOSTON. Mass. (U P I)—T . most persons visiting a hos­ pital and hearing the voices of children singing “ RlngA round • the - Rosie" might sound strsngv. Not so to visitors at the Boston Floating Hospital for Infants and Children. Singing and plnylng a ^ a regular part of the hospital's pro­ gram of etra for the whole child. Two adjoining rooms on ths fifth Door o f th* hospital ■re set said* as plsyrooma whara th* patienta play gsmea and participate hi a wide range of nursery-school• Ilka activities. EV ER A T — let 175 Style fur Hjii to FtAinu you, fACl drew wish K deree and mm Games A nd Songs Mr. and Mrs. Drady Ed ward Mathers of Maitland an­ nounce the final plana for the marriage of their daughter, Marilyn Celia, to Cecil Palm­ ar Holland Jr. of Miami. Tba wedding will be an event of Friday, August Zl, at 8 p. m. at the First IUpt 1st Church of Oviedo with the Rev. Jack T. Bryant officiat­ ing. All frtende and relatives of the couple are invited to at­ tend tho wedding and the re coption which will follow im­ mediately at the church. 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EVELYN'S BEAUTY SALON H A T S (1 Group Spring & Fo il Included) ^ 3^ SWIM SUITS & SWIM CAPS % Price Shoe Store IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL 3rd A MAGNOLIA •WEN FRIDAY NIGHT TILL NINE* DOWNTOWN SANFORD j f �Xiiff. 18, 1964 — Pafre 7 I ftli Knitwear Offers Round-The-Clock Fashion NEW YORK (NEA) - The gowns and short dance dress All the fall fashion new* — I skirts, capes, eapelets, the For daytime, two or three 1teamed to produce a knit that one girl who won't be thrown es. |shades of wool yarn are often I'ook* like tweed. pleated, flared a n d wrap |longer lu it jaeket, leather . Into a tin y by an impromptu trim and jumper — has been invitation this fall ii the one incorporated into fine knit who own* a wardrobe of knit*. wear for your pleasure this If *he hang* her knit* care­ autumn. fully on padded hanger* after With one knit design in your each wearing. »hc can dip closet for each fashion cate­ into any one of them in a gory, you're set to accept any jiffy and look pristine, with­ out the time-consuming chore tempting, spur-of-tha moment of la»t • minute pressing. date. For knits this fall have added high fashion to their For travel, spectator sports, easy-rare qualltici — an un­ daytime wear and even eve­ ning wear, knit* are ideal beatable combination. companions — especially this season when designers and manufacturers have given ao much thought to styling. Dresses and suits o f woven fabrics don't have live shaperetaining, wrinkleproof quali­ ties of knitwear, but until recently they offered far more Mr*. Ivy Chestnut has refashion variety and higher turned from an extended trip style. which took her to Pennsyl­ This fall, most cloth fashvania, Ohio, Maryland and ions have a counterpart in the Washington, D. C. new fine knits, all of which Accompanying Mr*. Chest­ ran boast of elegant styling nut, wa* her husband and the and detail. family of their son, Jim. They Pastel knits arc combined first visited in Pennsylvania with lures to give glitter to for several day*. slimming floor-length formal En route home they slopped Mrs. Chestnut Has Interesting Eastern Vacation Scout Trefoil Worth Weight In Gold NEW YORK (UPI 1 -D ia ­ monds may be a girl’* heat friend, but aomatlmea a almple, inexpensive piece o f Jew­ elry can be worth more than its weight in gold. Much la the caie with a email, clover-leaf-ahaped pin worn by f.B million young girl* and adulte In thia coun­ try. The pin la the Girl Scout trefoil, official emblem o f Girl Srouta of the U. S. A. NEW FOK ROUND-THE-CLOCK chic you can't bent fine knits. Elegant two-pieco costume (le fl) in chnrconl nml beige double knit bns short mili­ tary-inspired cape, nccontcd by n black and beige border and gilt buttoned closure, Sheath dress has beige turtleneck collar and black stripe down ench side o f the skirt. Forest green with beige doubleknit costume (center) has double-breast­ ed long jacket. Jumper dress in gold doubleknit (lig h t) hits long-sleeved turtleneck shell. Black leather braid accents the armholes, front closure and neckline. These designs by Komi a are typi­ cal o f the high quality fashion being offered for our acceptance in this season's fine knits. Hair Bows Are Bowing Out PARIS (UPI) - The most sensations! Paris fashion to sweep the world last spring ws* the Chanel coiffure with a how in back. But its creator decreed to­ day it's out-of-style. The Chanel hair-do — hair FRAMES — JUST ARRIVED! LEATHERETTE — SINGLE AND DOUIII.E METAL — SINGLE — DOUBLE AND TRIPLE 5 x 7 AND R x 10 FROM f f .21 TO 10.29 * W IE B O L D T ’S C A M E R A SH O P 210 S. PARK — DOWNTOWN SANFORD (WE CLOSE SAT. AT NOON) caught back with a floppy bow at the nape of the mck a la Tom Jones or George Wash­ ington — has turned the most female heads the world over since the Italian ‘ 'beehive" style of eight years ago. Nonetheless, the coiffure has been banished from ils birthplace, the Paris salon of hair atyllst Rene Goujean. The reason: it's loo popular. "It1* finished! It’s passe." announced Goujean, who coiffed the models in bow* for tho spring-summer fashion show at the house of designer Chanel. "Everybody'* wearing it. and when everybody wears a style, it doesn’ t last long." The coiffure waa born acci­ dentally In the elegant. Direr- tore-style salon of Goojcan. Goujean's young b l o n d e daughter, Arlette, who works as a hairdresser In the salon, fixed her hair with a back how on an impulse one day. An executive from the House of Chanel happened lo drop in ami askrd for her own hair to be pulled back like Ar* k ite’s. •Mile. Chanel spied the slyle on her employe and ordered it for her pretty mannequins. Since Chanel is perhaps the most revered designer in Paris, everylKKly from rival designers to ordinary shop­ girls watrhes her collection as if through a microscope. Each tiny change can affect style elrclos around the world. The day after Chanel's show, Goujean's customers rushed into his shop to de­ mand the hairdo. He quirk ly had bows made to be sold with a shampoo and art. Rival hair stylists came out with their own versions. Paris hat shops cashed in on the fad with huge bows of silk and velvet. Within two week* the fash­ ion was a slrcrl style. Department stores here sell bows as cheaply as one dollar in every color from wild plaids lo white lame for evening. In the Paris suhway you see three out of five young girls wearing hark hair bows. Some try chiffon In pale colors Most stick to the origins! Cha­ nel style of black silk or wide grosgraln riblmn. Through photograph* of the Chanel show, the hair style conquered other lands. Wom­ en wear It in New York, Stockholm, Rome, London and other cities. But sinre any shopgirl can Imitate the style easily at home, (he elite fashion setters are abandoning It. Some hair salons here ar* introducing variations. The Chtnel minnequlns who have their hair done at Goujean'i still wrsr the style for the fashion psrade. But the rich Paris debutantes in Cha­ nel suits, who are Goujean's devoted customers, h*v* gone back to his esrlier style of straight, slightly "teased" hair curving, 192U«tylr, over the chreck. In Hyattsvllle, Md. to visit with the family of a daughter, wlto (a spending the aummer there while attending a course at the University of Maryland. From Maryland, Mrs. Chestnut traveled to Cincinnati, Ohio to visit friends, Mary and llotta Crowley, Kenny Harriett, her nep­ hew in Sanford, planned a trip from here to coincide w-lth her arrival in Cincinnati, ami from there they visited Ken­ ny’# older brother, George, who is stationed at Fort Knox, Ky. Mrs. Chestnut and Kenny returned to Maryland and spent ten days sight seeing in Wa*hinzton, D. C. before returning lo Sanford with the Berkner* at the close of sum­ mer school last week. RONNIE JOE COSSIN romplet* chased thp Trapp property, the fnrmrr "Burn itvtiroo," has arrived ami is now getting ready to get under way with some work. Mr. and Mrs. Itosroe CarSir nml Mrs Kirby Sellers roll ami children of Maron. SILVHItPLATE BY — Ga . are house guests of Mr. and children of California INTERNATIONAL and Mrs, Forrtut Nutt and arc visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ce­ cil Sellers and family. The family. KADER Seilers family made their Mr. and Mrs. James Rich home here for several years JEWELERS aids entertained with a fam­ and have many friends in this 112 S. PARK AVE. ily dinner honoring Miss Jul­ section. iana Murr, who hai been at­ tending school In Alberta, Canada. 2 RACKS LADIES SUMMER Harold Cobb, too of Major and Mrs. Cobb, of Warner Robbins, Ga., who have pur DRESSES ON SA LE AT celebrated lilts 7th birthtiny July 2-1 with n party at the homo o f his aunt, and undo, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Mile* o f Forest City. Ronnie is holding: his favorite present, a beautiful ailver (troy Persian kit­ ten, (tiven to him by Mrs. Mndlyne Brand o f (loldenmd, He is tho son o f Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Cousin and grand­ son o f Mrs. J o s e p h Peterson, form erly o f Forest City and now living In Orlando. Strickland-M orrison, Inc. Your Friendly Ford Denier 322-1481 Sanford W. Park 644-8916 * / j P R IC E REG. VALUES FROM — $6.98 TO $29-99 All SUMMER SI.vies And Fabrics To Choose From Sires 5 Thru 15 And 8 Thru 22 </, CLEARANCE SALE CONTINUES AT Ccw a/t& * Fashions 436 A 17-92, Fern Park (P Fans Park Shopping Center i ’h. TE H-SSII — Open Frl. Nil* Til • D O N 'T M ISS IT! EARLY BIRD SPECIAL! (BRAND NEW MERCHANDISE — JUST ARRIVED) Y O U N G M EN S J A C K E T S - CAR CO ATS — AND FU LL LEN G TH CO A TS LAY AWAY ONLY • 4 to 6 Poses from which to choose Body Wavs I f 9-5* Mr*. Rllrhle Harris Paul Anderson has re­ from a vacation In Ba­ 111. power. It sparkle* from bumper to bumprr. Plus 35e Mailing and Handling Charge Plus Rag. S17.B* By Mrs. lumed tavia, this 1U62 Chevy Impala — V-S — 4 door ardan. All n Wal1 Q f t 11X 14 Portrait # 0 HAIR CONDITIONING Enterprise Personals C4-64A. Com e See and Drive if SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS! M ARTHA DRUED1NG, daughter o f Mr. nml Mrs. Herbert Prueding o f C*B*elberry, recently relebrnted her birthday with a party at her horn# on L a k e Triplet Drive. Tho guests enjoyed party games and the tradi­ tional birthday cake with all the trimmings. Helping Mnrthn celebrate were front row from the left, Tommy Herald, Pammy Gordon and John Herald. Second row from the left are Debbie Gordon, Theresa Estes, Martha Drueding, honorce, Joanne York and Lvtm McPherson. • Group* $1.00 each additional person NOW WITH A SMALL . depositi m DISCOUNT ' FRI. & SAT. ONLY! I LATEST STYLES AND LATEST FABRICS REG. VALUES J a c k e t s ............................................ $15.00 to $19.95 • One to a person — (wo to a family C a r C o a t s ........................................................ $25.00 • Children up (o 12 years Full Length C o a ts T11URS. - FRL - SAT., AUG. 13, 14, IS 10 A . M. - 5 P. M. . . . . $19.99 to $25.00 “FAMILY FASHIONS AND FOOTWEAR" FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-4913 Betty Annes Hair Styling Salon 2201 S. Park Ave. C cH i>arC & . C c w s a / i^ �Joint Birthday Party Observed In Longwood h K Avenue, wai observing her 16th birthday and the E io f Park Avenue, wera preparclavon brother!, io m o f Mr. and M ri. Fred Eiclavon, alio ing to leave Saturday for further National Guard train­ ing at Ft. Stewart, Ga. The honoreei and gueata were aerved cake, punch, chlpi and dipa and enjoyed doing the Miami twist, the mashed potato, the hitchhiker, the walk around and the Watuil at the park. Providing epeclal muiie on electric guitari were Jim Cornell and Henry Tew. The evening’! fun wai con­ cluded with iwlmming in the pool at the Roy Reiter home. Gueita included Robert, Bon­ nie Sue and Sonya Ledford, Albert and Troy Welbom, By Donna Eaten . M in Junetta Hughes and Larry and Lucky Eiclavon were honored with a combina­ tion going away party and birthday celebration lait Fri­ day leaning at On Longwood City Park. M ill Hughei, daughter of t i n . Martha Hughei of Park 8. : 1 f.t !5 I* I Try thli combination for a mack or for the hora d'oeuvre i t r a y . Combine Edam cheaae and aweet pickle rellib. !* » M obammedau, back in the middle a gei, uaed orange bioiaoma in their wedding ceremonJei. The orange wai their m oit prolific fruit. ; ■: | dfom m uduihA By M n . H. L. Johnson !I At REG. $9.95 VALUE St FO O T Now *595 plus lax LO CKER (LIMITED SUPPLY) BACK-TO-SCHOOL FOR THE BOYS L E V IS AND JEANS AND FA R A H CASUALS SLIM — REGULAR — HUSKY SIZES FOR THE GIRLS — LATEST STYLES AND COLORS I i DRESSES — 2 PC. OUTFITS — COTTON KNITS SKIRTS AND SWEATERS — LARGE SELECTION IN THE PETITE SIZES i V y io ju u rf ja a o b A o n A DEPARTMENT STORE WE GIVE TOP VALUE BTAMPS CHARGE ACCOUNTS WELCOMED I We have a nice letter from Mri. Jane Colburn o f Orange Avenue. She aaya ahe needs a good ice cream recipe for a hand type freezer. Here a n aeveral, Jane. Take your pick and then try all of them. UNCOOKED ICE CREAM 4 eggl 1Vi cupa augar 1 large can evaporated mttyc I qta. whole milk VI tap. aalt Separate and beat yolk* and whltei separately. To the yolks, add augar and canned milk and beat. Fold in beaten egg whltei to which aalt haa been added. Pour Into freezer can. Add enough milk (fresh) to cover top of dasher. Do not overfill, allow room for expanalon in freezing. Add your favorite flavoring, if you wish. Makca 1 gallon. • • • TUTTI FRUITI ICE CREAM 3 maihed b m a n n Juice of 3 oranges juice of 3 lemons 3 cupi milk few dropi red food coloring if desired 1 imall c m crushed pineapple 3 cupi augar 3 cupa evaporated milk 14 cup chopped cherrier Mix all ingredient! togeth­ er, put In freezer can. Pack ice and aalt around can and freeze. FRESH PEACH ICE CREAM 2 cam awcctcncd condensed milk 4 cups fresh peaches 1 tbsp. flour 1 tbsp. vanilla 2 qta. milk Put condensed milk in large bowl and mix freih peaches that have been mashed or chopped. Add flour and beat. Add vanilla and remaining milk and freeze In hand freez­ er. Cut medium size watermel­ on in half. Using melon ball cutter, scoop out melon balls, then acoop out remaining fruit leaving 1 Inch edge for decoration. Combine (election of freih fruits such as peach­ es, strawberries, bansnai, grapes and melon balls. Line sides of melon with lettuce leaves. Pour In fruit salad mixture. Serve with CREAMY FRUIT DRESSING Mix together 1 8-oz. pkg. P • • softened cream cheese, Vi If you would like atill aomc cup orange juice, 1 tbsp. lem­ different klnda of rcclpca let on juke, Vi Up. aalt and Vi ui know, Jane, and we will be tap. almond extract. Makes 1 cup. glad to give them to you, • e • . . . From tha National Biscuit Company, we received a re­ cipe booklet with aeveral out­ standing ideal In it. We like Ihia one for a almplc anack. POTATO CHEESE SOUP Mix 1 10Vi-ot. can condenacd crcain of potato aoup, 1 aoup can milk, 1 cup shredded Cheddar cheese, 1 cup cooked green peas and a daah of ground pepper, lfcat ittrring occasionally u n t i l chceae melta. Makes 3 to 4 aervinga. Serve with Swiss N’ Ham Crackers spread with deviled ham and garnish with slices of stuffed olivet. • • • WATERMELON FRUIT SALAD - COLDSPOT FR EEZER S A L E ! t We had a call from Mri. Ben Hodge laying that ahe had just received her new Florida Recipe book which we had told you all about. And she was just thrilled wilh it. That is very good. We are sure she will enjoy It very much. Hope more of you will send for it. Here’ s the address again. Write to Doyle Conner, Commissioner of Agriculture, Florida Department of Agri­ culture. Ask for Florida Fruit and Vegetable Recipe*. They will be very glad to send it to you. Here la one from this won­ derful book. PAPAYA SAUCE CAKE 1 cup diced ripe papaya Is tbip. water Vi cup fat 1 cup augar 1 egg 1V« taps, baking powder Vi tap. aalt Vi tap. each cinnamon and nutmeg Vi tip. ground ginger lVi cups flour 2 Ups. lemon Juica Vi cup acedless raisins (if de­ sired 1 Stew Uic papaya and water (ogclhcr until amoolh sauce Is obtained; press the mix­ ture through a sieve If nec­ essary. Cream fat. Add augar and mix well. Add beatan egg. Sift dry ingredlenU. Add cooked papaya aauca and tha dry IngredlenU alternately to egg mixture. Fold in lemon juice and raisins. Pour into oiled loaf pan and bake in a moderate oven, 330 degrees, (or 30-60 minutes. • • • From the Home Service De­ partment of Best Foods Com­ pany we received aeveral re­ cipes for using popcorn. We will try one this week. CANDIED POPCORN CAKE 3li qts. popped corn ts cup light corn syrup 2 cups augar 1 cup water 20 regular size marshmaUowa 2 Ups. almond extract Vi cup chopped red end green candied cherries 3 drops red food coloring Divide popped corn equally I /* • I a i * a 3 i : Enjoyment reigned at the annual Keller reunion gather lng held thli year at the home of Mr. and M n . Nathan Stripling, Sunday afternoon, at their Lake Monroe home. Thoie enjoying the covered diih dinner were Mr. and M n . Lea Keller; Mr. and M n. Clarence Keller and family of Orlando; Mr. and M n . Rich­ ard Ran* and aon; Mr. and M n . J. U. Lee and family; Mr. and M n . Joe Morgan and family; Mr. and M n . W. L. Holcombe and fam ily; Mr. and M n . William Price; Mr. and M n . Terry WaUor; M n . Ann Woody and daughter of Puerto Rico; M n . L. J. Krii and family; M n . Ebba Lee; Mr. George Elliott of Orlando and tha Stripling family. Q o h iW t f? WEEKEND BACK-TO-SCHOOL SUPER SPECIAL! H eld Sunday A t By M n . H . L . Johnaen A JOINT BIRTH DAY P A R T Y at the Longwood City Park recently hon­ ored, from the left, Larry Esclavon, Jeanette Hughes and Lucky Esclavon. i into 3 Urge bowls. Combine corn syrup, augar and water In saucepan. Cook over med­ ium heat, stirring constantly, until mixture bolls. Cook with­ out Stirling to soft boil stage 238 degrees or nntil small amount of mixture forms a soft ball when dropped into very cold water. Remove from heat. Q u i c k l y add marshmallows and almond ex­ tract (tirrfng until marsh­ mallows melt and blend with syrup. Pour half the hot syrup over popcorn in first bowl; add cherries; toss until cher­ ries and popcorn are well coated. Tint remaining syrup desired shade of pink wilh red food coloring; pour over pop­ corn-cherries mixture into greased 9 inch tube pan with spoon. Press pink-mixture over white. Cool. Unmold to serve. • • • Here’s a breakfast quickie that eounds very appetising. QUICK-MADE CORN FLAKE WAFFLES 1V4 cups pancake mix 2 egga 14 cupi milk Vi cup melted shortening or cooking oil 2 cupa corn flakes, regular or pre-sweelened, crushed to make IV* cups Combine pancake mix, eggs, milk and shortening, beat un­ til dry ingredients are mois­ tened. Stir in crushed flakes. Pour batter onto hot waffle iron. Bake until done. Serve wilh aaucc. DRIED BEEF SAUCE FOR WAFFLES 2 envelopes (1 oz. each) white ■auce mix 4 tap. dry mustard 4 hard cooked eggs, chopped 3 cups milk 1 Jar (3 oz.) dried beef Combine sauce mix and dry mustard mix. Add milk, heat to boiling, stirring constantly. Fold In dried beef tad eggs, heat Serve over waffles. Makes 4 4 cups sauce. 17 CU. FT. UPRIGHT W AS 1259.95 <4 VALUES 17 CU. FT. CHEST TYPE W A S $264.95 Now * 2 0 7 ° ° $52.95 — DURING CREPE AVAILABLE NOW SPECIAL — SAVE EASY PAYM EN T 2701 ORLANDO DRIVR PINECRE8 T SHOPPING CENTER / DE QJq NYLON SLIPS Reg. $5.95 HALF SLIPS Nylon. Reg. $4.00 ■TORB HOURSi I A . H . T I L L • P . M. D A IL Y MOM. TH RO U G H S A T . 1 w i \ 11 i ; - NYLON BRIEFS Reg. $2.50 Baby Doll Pajamas Nylon. Reg. $6.95 BABY DOLLS & SHIFT GOWNS In Dacron & Cotton. Reg. $3.98 *4.95 *3.00 *1.95 *5.95 *2.98 Back-To-School Cottons <> For Children and Junlora Accredited Charge Account! OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS SHOPS 110 E. let Street 1 SANFORD ONE LO T « J Q ( ■ INCL. DU /o DISCOUNT SUBJECT TO FED. A STATE TAX C H IN E G E N T 'S B IL L F O L D S REG. $3.96 VALUE 0N LY$195 d is c o u n t 7 1 ALL SALES THIS SALS FINAL! | i \ n i\ m a LL W E R I) Sec Our Wide Selection Of PLAN! SEARS CATALOC SALES OFFICE wera served by Mrs. Robert Hammond, hostess. Tha honored were married Aug. 9, 1019, In Holden, Maas, and hava resided In the eity of Longwood for tha past 25 years. Mr. Hammond ia vary active In'his nursary business and Mrs. Hammond devotes her time to gardening and caring for her home. They have two sons, Robert Hammond o f Longwood and Russell Hammond o f Holden and four grandchildren. For B ack T o School SPECIAL THIS SALE $45.07 FOR IMMEDIATE D E U V E R Y — NO WAITING! NO MONEY DOWN ON SEARS By Donna L i n Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Ham­ mond o f Longwood celebrated their 45th wedding anniver­ sary Sunday with open house at their home on Lake Ave­ nue. The receiving room was decorated with a basket of white alters and lavendar glads and pota o f greenery. The serving table waa center­ ed with an arrangement o f orchlda flanked by green can­ dlesticks and greenery. Cake, punch, nuts and mints • PERFUMES • COLOGNES • SPRAY BATH POWDER VALUES TO $15.00 Now * 2 1 9 “ THIS Mr., Mrs. Ralph Hammond Observe 45th Anniversary THIS WEEK ONLY — WHILE NATIONALLY ADV. WATCHES THEY LAST— NATIONALLY ADV. LADIES' AND MEN’S — SOME BRANDS OF NEW WATCHES WITH 14 K. SOLID GOLD CASES 6 ONLY — LADIES' AND MEN’S JEWELED WATCHES. VALUES E O f ■ i ✓ MR. A N D MRS. RALPH HAMMOND arc shown at their Lake Avenue home in Longwood, in ob­ servance o f their 45th wedding anniversary. S P E C IA L ! *1 SAVE Pag* 8 — Aug. M. Stripling H om e Roy, Ray and Glenda Sweat, Pat and Mary Caldwell, Freddir', Gene, Ricky and Elitebeth Eiclavon, Maryiua and Joyce Anne Reiter, Dennla and Randy O’Dell, Phillip and Stella Fcrklni, Joey, Jean, Patay and Johnny Roberta, Tom and Barbara Marshall Freddie and Roialyn Morton. A lio Keith W lllli, Diane Hughei, Jamei Puckett, Tom­ my Johni, Colin Kelley, Sara Huffman, Johnny Hopklm, Dianna Pittman, Bobby Mob­ ley, Donna Aaron, Johnny Tew, Joe Ann Cornell, Wayne Inman, Sandra Norrii and Jimmy Eber. Chaperonei wera Mr. and M n . Eiclavon, M n . Hughei, Mri. Catherine Reiter and Mr*. Elolie Sweat. ; m M EtatforB frraH Keller Reunion T J e w e l r y DOWNTOWN SANFORD S t o r e ■ �ffh'f Sanfnrll WrraTR A u g . 13. 1964 — P a g e 9 SANFORD'S AUGU ST w iy . . . ^ > o ttil By DotUr Auilln AN AMUSING anecdote was related to us by Nick Pliefauf when we were chatting with him about his new job as a news announcer on WESH-TV, which he takes over on Aug. 17. Nick had been over talking with people at the station concerning his luture when a cameraman asked if ho would like to accompany him to take acme pictures of "bears." Having Just heard an an­ nouncer on the sports desk talking about Florida black bears, Nick was much inter­ ested since he had never been on a bear hunt. "W on't it be dungeroul, hunting bears with a cam­ e r a ?" he asked the camera­ man. "Well, it could be. This is their annual convention — at the Silver S a n d s Nudist Cam p." was the reply. Taken aback, Nick stutter­ ed, "A rc you going in there and take pictures?" "Y e p ." "Are you gonna take jou r clothes o ff? " "Sure—but I'm gonna hold the camera like this," replied the adventurous cameraman. Nick didn't say whether he went along or not. And we haven't seen those films on Newscopo yet, either. Well, Nick, your new job sounds pretty Interesting. • • • IT COUI.D UK that the Jaycce Wives will soon have a new publicity chairman. Don't know who brought In the story about tlieir beach CLYDE LONG picnic to the Herald, but see bachelor Clyde Long was in­ cluded among the "M r. and M rs." who were listed as be­ ing present. Clyde, are you keeping something from us? • • • IF YOU are In Nick Pfieufauf's Sunday School class, or like to have his coiiiIk) play for you, don't worry, lie'll still lie around. He's not leav­ ing town, just commuting to tl>c Daytona studios of WKSHTV. Question wo forgot to ask. liuw does lie nialiugu to awing with the combo on Saturday night and atilt make it with the SS class on Sunday a.m.7 A good man. • • • JACK CAOLO, who is a midshipman at Uie Naval Acadtuny in Annapolis, la home for a short vacation. Jack reports he iiad a great time on the recent cruise that hii etnas took to Europe. dent of the Underwriters, home and doing well. Wc hear nice tilings about the new pastor at tlw First Methodist Church. Seems to be making a very good im­ pression on the congregation. Dr. Lcn and Loretta Mun­ son have been informed about the vandalism to their home, but it evidently caught them at a good lime as l« n is re­ ported to have said, lie "w as­ n't going to worry about it." At the time, they were in San Francisco and heading to New York to see their new twin granddaughters. Lrn was hoping for boys, but apparent­ ly is resigned to his fate, in an all girl family. There were s o m e good laughs on tlie Miss TV Cover Girl show Sunday. Several of the contestants were rattled by the glaring eye ol the cam­ era and forgot their line*. One girl told the audience she was seven foot, live inches tall! Some couldn't remember where tliey were from or tlieir vital statistics. If the Herald pictorial cov­ erage isn't up to snuff in the nest couple of weeks, it's be­ cause Photographer Bill Vin­ cent is otf to National Guard Camp for two weeks. We miss him badly. Mr. and Mr*. William Boutwell have purchased a new home In Greenbriar, we hear. In case you don't know. Mrs. Buutwcll is our favorite In­ dian princess. Hill Is milled at us, because he sajs wc never even mention him. Guess he's right — hope this proves our good intentions. Took one o f my favorite jwopie by to see Jackie Caulo'a paintings the oilier day, only to lind she's given them all away! This gal Is one of the most prolific painter* we've ever seen. When the inspira­ tion hits, she turns out can­ vasses w ith'* fury. The only thing that slops these hursts of creation is when site runs out of paint, or canvass, or wears out the brushes. One thing she never runs out of Is energy and Inspiration. Sanfordltcs are beginning to trickle home from the heaelius, mountains, World's Fair, Europe, and points east, west, north and south, as it gets closer to acliool lime again. Faces of teachers are beginning to reappear. They start the 17th, and the kids two weeks later. Sanford merchants, getting into the swing of It, are Hing­ ing wide the door* in an Au­ gust Seliatiratlon. anticipat­ ing an upsurge of shopping. It has been a triumphant summer for t h e Seminole Swim Team. These kids have swum like porpoises all sum­ mer and racked up a most im­ pressive list of wins over Just about everyone they've come up against. Credit their en­ thusiasm and the fine coach­ ing of Emma Spencer. • • • A BIG HUG for Mary liar key, for having earned such SELL-ABRAHON e n n c tfi ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY * BACK - TO - SCHOOL S -T -R -E -T -C -H CRISP SHIRT DRESSES! JEA N S COUNTRY FAIR HITSI M ENS HOYS* • - U t to II 24 . M • 10 On. Nylon - Cotton Stretch Denim • Claaalc Shirtvvniat Styling • W on’t Hrk Or Hind — Moveg With You • Generotia Skirt* — Roll Up Sleeves • Form Fitting W ith Com fort Fit • Button Down — Bermuda Collars • 8an fori red — Rlue O r Sand • Fall Colors Exciting And Gay onV* EARY-CARE CRISP KODEL* CARDIGAN PIMA COTTON SWEATERS SLIPS FOR GIRLS .95 only A machine 4 te 14 and Si What wash - anil- Penney’s own Kodsl® a bland! Kodaks polyeater dry blend nf ruge»'l wool and ’ Pima polyester. for cotton eaay-care, for etlky Hteser coat etyling with eoftnesa. Toe* In the rU - button front and V-neck china to wsah and dtyl cullar. 1-aU'sl color*. Dainty lace trim. White. BIG MAC JACK CAOLO Thanks to family and Navy friends here, Jack was roy­ ally entertained In Copenha­ gen. Denmark, and in Eng­ land. Uiggest kick was when a French mademoiselle gave him the c j t in Paris. That uniform will gel them every time, Jack. • • • MAHY 11AHKKY respect from the City Fath­ ers that they are perfectly willing to turn over the city to her for a few days. Attractive a n d vivacious Mary la I’ete Knowles right arm in City Hall, and has grown along with the job as the business involved with running the city gets bigger TIDBITS of Information our and bigger. antenna picked up, as we go I along dsy by day, may be of interest to you: It won't be too long until the Herald's annual progress adltion is out—the schools and churches section is ready to Piffl’E KNOWLES roll. Watch for it in October. Have >«u ever seen so many While we are applauding pretty brides in one summer? Mary, this la a good time to Some of our loveliest and say we think Mr. Warren E. most charming young San- Knowles himself la quite a fordltcs are taking their vows. guy. One of the roost savvy And some of the best looking people w'e've ever met, wc grooms, tool admire his intellect and his Included on the Ust of the grasp of the position that he ill and convalescent are Bet­ occupies. A gentleman, too. ty Smith, wife of Dr. Ilobert, It's a pleasure to work with home and healing; Hoy him, and with Mary. Green, Herald adman, con­ Don't guees wa d better o f­ valescing; Jim Plgott, SHS fer him a hug, but wilt be coach, doing real well; Don glad to typo "Pete Knowles is Tabor, insurance man, prcil a great gu yl" UO times. matched w ork sets REDUCED! SU PER S P E C IA L ! M EN 'S P O P LIN W ORK S H IR T S ! 1.22 * ■w S, M, L, XL REG. 3.93 PAMS REG. 2.98 n o w 2 6 9 NOW '69 NOW *>33 REG. 2.99 NOW j 8 8 TAKE A KINDER-MAT* TO SCHOOL SAVINGS AHOY ON N E A T , TRIM CREW SO CKS! • KHAKI • GREY • SHORT SLEEVES SHIRTS REG. 2.69 ROYS* COTTON SHORT SLEEVE 8I*OHT SHIRTS • SANFORIZED • LONG WEARING HIsee • «a I I • te II H e n d s e m e broadcloth prints, machine w*aha b l e . Sanforiaedg, A great buy at thla i'enaeylow price. Oat stripe* or fancy pattern*. Toteable 12" s 30" mat that open* to aloopupon 20" x 44 alt*, Wipe clean vinyl filled with cellulose padding, naase tab attached. Coma on far am markable lor Urn ten crow a alii Eta keep them shape! chapel White W1 anly. . . . . ....? * J E 4 �iurwi lego To Emcee Little League Hootenanny w CHURCH B f J u t Caanelborry A rt L*co. Beminol# Little League field director, will ba the matter o f cercmoniea at the Hootenanny to be apon* sored by the League Friday night at B p.m. In the Lyman High School Auditorium. Pro* eeed* will go toward the *«• pence of installing lighting facilities at the baecball field leaced by the League In Cas­ selberry. Mrc. C. L. Cooper, program coordinator, haa bean buey recruiting talented acta and working out the program. It will be "awing your part­ ner” when tha Seminole Squam Dancera make their appearance. The dance team la made up of Little League executive offlcere and their r e a c t iv e apouaea and includ* ea Mr. and Mra. C. L. Cooper, Cnaaclherry; Mr. and Mra. John Brewer and Mr. and Mr*. Hobart Conover, Bear I*aka and Mr. and Mra. Chuck Smith, Lnkt Mary. They will ba wearing thalr gay new roetumra made eapeclally for this Hootenanny, Caaaelberry LIUla League coach Elmer Helma will praaent aurprlaa comedy act, which promlaca to b« hllari•ua. Added to the llat o f acta appearing Friday night ta a five piece mualcal aggrrga* tlon, "The Bamblera,” featur­ ing Little league president, C. L. Cooper, at the bnaa tub; hla wife, Ann, who doublra on the rhythm Inatruincnt* na well na being vornllat; Ed­ ward Nagel, drummer: Tom Etxey, leading giiltnrixt and Mlrbael Morgan, guitar. •‘The Tradewlnda," outatandlng local exponenta o f folk muale, will preaent aevornl of their moat popular Ituinhrra. Tha trio la composad of l.yman atudanta, BUI Wharton and Tarry Hannon on the guitar and Jim Jarrard on tha banjo. Other acta Include Mra. Col­ leen Wlgglna, Caaaelberry folk ainger, and "Tha Shadow*,” a rock and roll combo. Student* wilt b* admitted a t half-price and children un­ der nix, free. Ticket* will be available at tha door and ar* on anle In advance at the con­ cession eland at Cooper Field, Cnaaellierry, or from Mr. and Mra. Tommy Thompaon, Alta­ monte: Mr*. Mary Mobley, Lotigwood, Mr. and Mra. John Brewer, Bear Lake and Mra. Barbara Smith, Lake Mary. P a re ------- r i Leg al N otice Leg al N otice r te rm o c e name NOTICK IS hereby riven that t am engaged tn business at Routa 1, Hoi ISA. Seminole County, Florida, undsr tha fic­ titious nsm* of, Lou's Swap Shop, and that I Intend to rejle ta r aald name with ths Clark o f tha Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida, In aecordanca with ths provision* o f tha Flc tltlo u, Kama Stat­ utes, to-w lti Section IIS.OS Florida Statutes l i s t . Sir: Louis It. Temple Publish Au r> It, 10, IT * Sapt. IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF Tl B NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CUIT IN AND FOR *EMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CHANCERY NO. I4JM THE BOSTON FIVE CENTS SAVINOS BANK. . Plaintiff, 1. 13Ct. CDC-tl vs. JOHN J. LEWIS, *t us and at ah Defendant*. NOTICE OF SUIT IN MOHTOAOE FORECLOSURE TOi ROBERT I. COLDT and LEADA V. COLBY, hla wir* RESIDENCE, 1111 West Fourth Street Poet Offlca Dox m i Ratio, Nevada Tou nr* hereby notified that * Complaint to foraeloea a certain mortC*C* eneumb*rlns tha following described real property, to-w lt : Lot It, Block ' T ' . COUNTR Y CLUB MANOR, UNIT NO. I, according to tha plat thereof aa raoordad tn Plat Book tl, Page tl , Public Records of Bemlnote County, Florida haa bain fttsd agalnat you In ths abov* styled su it and you ana required to **rv* a copy o f your Answer or other Plead­ ing to th* Complaint on Plaintlffa attorneys, ANDERSON. RUSH. DEAN A LOWNDES, l i t East Central Doulavard. Orlan­ do, Florida, and (II* th* original Anawar or other Pleading In tha of fice of tha Clerk o f Ih* Circuit Court on or before th* ltth day of Btptembtr. 1IH. If you fall to do *o, a decree pro confseao will be taken against you for th* relief demanded In th* Complaint. This Notice ehall be publish­ ed one* a week for four c o n ­ secutive weeks Ln th* Sanford Herald. DATED (hi* l l l h day o f Augual, l K i . (SEAL) Arthur It. Beckwith, Jr., Clerk of Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlan Deputy Clerk Andereon. Rush, Dean Lowndes I II East Central Boulavard, Orlando, Florida Publish Aug. It, 10, 17 A Sept. 1911. CDC-41 Leg al N otice FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE IS hereby given that I am engaged In butlnsti at 301 S. Elm A v * . Bamlnol* County, Florida, undsr th* fictitious name o f Florida Dstactlv* Bur­ eau and (hat I Intend to re gis ­ ter tald name with th* Clerk o f the Circuit Court, Ssmlnol* County. Florida. In accordance with (he provisions o f ths Fietltloua Nam* Statute*, to-w lt : Faction 113.1)1 Florid* Statute* 1117. 9lg: *■* Howard L Folay Publish Aug. II, ID. 37, A Sept, t. 1114. CDC-14 lf t — A o r . 18, 1 9 M Legal Notice 3N T H E C IR C U IT COURT OF T H E I T U JU D IC IA L CIRCU IT IK AND FOR IE M IN O LE CO U N TT. F L O R ID A IN C M AN C K R T Na. 14111 MIAMI NATIONAL BANK, a national banking aaaoolatlon. Plaintiff, va GIRLS TOWN INCORPORATE a Florida corporation. REI­ TER BROTHERS, a oo-partnareMp, PANNING LUMBER A H ARD W ARE CO., INC. and HAROLD T. OKIMOTO. D e fa n d in t* . N OTICE B Y PU BLICATION To: Harold T Oklmoto P. O. Box 3311 Honolulu. Hawxlt la th * C ou rt * f «h * C anary TOU ARE NOTIFIED that a Jadgr, Setolasls Canary, Start Complaint lo Forocloa* Mort­ a f F lorida* la P rob a ta gage on th* follow in g describ­ la ra th a F a ta l* •tl ed property, to wtti IRMA TEREZA GREEN COMMENCING at th # Deceased Southwest corner o l Lot FINAL NOTICE 13. ENTZMINOER FARMS Notice It hereby g lrt n that Addition NO. 3. as record­ Ih* undsralgrsd will, on th* ed In Plst Book I. at Pas* 17th day o f S*pt*mb«r, A. D. 3, Public Records of Sem­ 1111. present to th* Honorable inole C o u n t y , Florida: County Judge of Seminole THENCE Weetarty along County, Florida, hla final re­ th* South line of Lot 11. a* turn, account and voucher*, a* shewn by said plat o f Executor of th* Eetet* o f ENTZMINOER FARMS IRMA TEREZA GREEN, d*. ADDITION NO. 3. to th* PRIM ARY STUDENTS at Northnlde Baptist Church Vacation Bible ceased, and al said tlm*. th*n W i s t r lg h lo f . w s y tin* of and thera, make application to School, pictured here with their tcnchers, Mias Wanda Wilson and Miss Hays* Road, aald right-ofth* tald Judge for a final aotw ay llna being ehown by Barbara Day, made pictures depicting the fall o f Adam and Eve during tlement o f hi* admlntatratlon plat of NORTH ORLANDO o f aald estate, and for an order craft sessions at the school which ended last Friday. (Herald Photo) RANCHES SECTION 3. as discharging him a* ouch E x ­ raoordsd In Plat Book 13, ecutor. at r a g * >4. Public Records Deled thl* the !0lh day o f o f Ssmlnol* County. F lo r­ August, A. D. 1144. ida. said point being a Edward E. Or**n POINT OF BEGINNING; Aa Exscutor o f th* Estat* m at THENCE Southerly elong o f IRMA TEREZA GREEN th* said West rlght-ofDtcea tad. w s y tin* of Hsys* Road, aa STENSTROU, DAVIS * ahown by aald plat of Mc In t o s h NORTH ORLANDO Attornay* for Executor RANCHES SECTION 3. Pott o rflc* Box 1330 Sun School and also as shown by Senford. Florida 13771 N O R T H O R L A N D O Publish AUg. 13. to, 37 * Sept. RANCHES SECTION 3. as I. 13(1. n. W o rs h ip recorded la Plat Book 11, CDC-II at Pa t* 13. Public llecorde o f Ssmlnol* County, F lo r­ Evanqelislic ida. and NORTH ORLANDO NOT!CM OF SUIT RANCHES SECTION 3A. TO: IRENE S. PARKER. DafendanC aa recorded In Plat Book In I S , C n r l o f I k , C ounty 11. at Psgea 33. 14. and I t YOU AND EACH OF TOU J a i l s ', S em ln vla C a s s lr , F lo r ­ Public Record ! of Seminole a i „ hereby notified that suit ida, la P ro b a te , County, Florida, to th* haa bean commenced agalnat la r , i Holst* al Northeast corner o f Let 1 you I th* Circuit Court o f BERT HA T. WRIGHT Block "C," NORTH OR, th* Ninth Judicial Circuit o f Oi g s h I. LANDO RANCHES BEO the Stale o f Florida In and for T a A ll C rrS lla ra a a * Peraaaa TION 4, at recorded ln Femlnolt County, th* a bbre­ Itn a la a ('Inline ar DaaaaaSs Plat Book 13. at Pag* 31. IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT « F viated till* of which la: THE A a a la s t MnM R a ta l* , Public Records of Semin­ You ami each of you ar* THE NINTH JUDICIAL CIR- WES -ERN AND SOUTHERN ole County. F I o r Id a t LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, Ul IT, IN AND FtlR SEMINOLE hereby notified and required to THENCE Westerly alons ate., Plalntirf. -vaIRENE 8. COUNTY, FLORIDA ' present any claim* and demand* the Ner'h line o f said Lot PA RKER. Defendant. which you. or either o f you, IN CHANCERY NO. K i t e 1. Block *'C." to th* North­ may have o c o i n t l tha *st*t* of FED ERAL NATIONAL MORT- In Chancery No. 14337. west corner o f tald Lot 1. Th* nature o f this suit Is a O AO E ASSOCIATION, a c o r ­ UKHTIIA T. WRIGHT, dtoaaaBlock ’C": THENCE Southforeclosure of that certain ad, lata o f sold County, to tha poration. arly along ih# Weet line Plaintiff, mortgage held and owned by County Judge of Seminole o f eald NORTH OllLANDO plalntirf. dated March 13. 1393 va. County. Florida, at hla office RANCHES SECTION 4 to an 1 recorded March 14. 1333 In In tha court houa* of oald LEO CARTER and LORENE th* Southwest corner of Official Records Book 317 peg* County at S a n f o r d , Florida, CARTER, hla Wife. Lot 1. Block “ A.". ** Defendant*. 331 o f ih* Public Record* of within tlx calendar month* shown by aald plat o f Sti.ilnola County. Florida, en­ NOTICE OF SALE from (ha lima of Ih* flral pub­ NORTH ORLANDO NOTICE IS HEREBY (IIV- cumbering that cartaln piece lication o f thla notlca. Two llE V . HAROLD BROWN o f North side Baptist Church presents tape re­ RANCHES SECTION I. cnptaa o f aach claim or demand EN [hat on th* 37th day o f or pare*! of property located, aald Bouthwsst corner be­ ellueta, and being In aald August, 1914. at 11:00 o ’clock corder to Debbie Wilson ns first prize for bringing the most members and shall ba In wrlttcsi and shall in g also a point on th* County and Stat*. to-w lt: A. XL at tha main door of th* stnta ths pise* of residence guests to the church's Vacation Bible School. Transistor radius were North righ t-o f-w a y line of Lot 3. Block J. BUNLAND and poal of flca address o f tha Courthouse of Seminole County, Bahama Itoad, at shown by ESTATES, a subdivision, presented to Barbara Parker and Eddie Bell who tied for second prize. claimant, and shall ba sworn to at Sanford. Florida, th* Honorplat o f NORTH ORLANDO according lo a plat there­ abl* Arthur II. Bsckwllh, Jr., by tha claimant, his agent, or RANCHES SECTION t, as of, recorded In Plat Book attorney and iccom anled by a Clsrk o f th* Circuit Court o f recorded tn Plat Book It, at II, pages II to It o f tha m i n s fa* Of on* dollar and ■tmlnolo County, Florida, will Tags I. Public Records of Public Raoorda o f Semin­ auch claim or demand not so o ffe r for aal* lo th* hlghtst Ssmlnol* County, Florid*; ole County, Florida. and bsat bidder for c-ssh, at filed ehall be void. THENCE Westerly slong EA II OK YOU IS, REQ UIR­ public outcry, th* following / e / Sue Bradley Norman the teld North right-ofyour anewar or As executrix of th* Lest described property o f Ih* De­ ED to ftl* way line to th# East c o r ­ other wrlttan dafeneee to tha fendants, Leo Carter smt Lo­ Will and Teetamrnt o f ner of l o t I. Block "A," rens Carter, his wife, sltuat* In Complaint with th* Clark of REItTHA T. WIlIOlIT, By Mra. II. L. Johnson that Dad could Just do so vacation over la the Ocala as shown by said plat of th* Circuit Court of Ssmlnol* Ssmlnol* County. Florida: Deceased NORTH ORLANDO forest. • • * gill gnd Doris County. Florida, In thla pro­ Lot I, of S.V.NLANDO ES­ Well what do you know, It'a much for a while. You have Publish Aug. II, 10, 11 A SapL R A N C H E S SECTION l! ceeding and to serve a copy TATES, as par plat thereof Tullrell and family will return to really take H eaiy for a I. m i . that time again. Thursday, I THENCE Northwesterly . a* recorded In Plat Book 13, thereuf upon th* p la in tiff* a t ­ CDC-43 along th* Northerly line o f mean. * * * Have had plenty while. * * * Talking about hos­ Itumc tomorrow alter spend­ pax* tt, of th* Public lit- torneys, whine name* and ad said Block " A ” to th* East tlrpM’ ere hereinafter eel forth, cord*of sentinel* County, of rain which we atlll greatly pitals, Mrs. Wilson (L'Lcan) ing the past week here wllli IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. rlg h t-o f-w s y lit:* o f Mote as required by law, not later Florida; NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF us and other relatives. BUI has Coleman Is In Holiday Hos­ Road, t t shown by said then the l i s t day o f Auguet. need. Only thing la that we FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMI­ Including; plst of NORTH OllLANDO In default thereof the Built-In O**o and Rang* 111! have to mow lire lawn too pital in Orlando where the been taking the children over NOLE COUNTY. R A N C H E S SECTION It cauee will proceed e i parte Hoi Water Heater NO. I TIIEN'JE Northerly along much. Anyway, we aure won't underwent aurgery last week. to Daytona to swim. The Lut- CHANCERY together with all alrueiura* upon the entry o f a Decree Pro NOTICE OF SUIT IN a prolongation o f th* East kick about It * * • Tim Carl From last reports heard about treils are from TTallga 1ml., a MOHTOAOE FORECLOSURE and Improvement*, then or Confteeo egalnel you. rig h t-o f-w a y lint of Moss WITNESS my bend and th* Indianapolis. I FED ER AL NATIONAL MORT­ thoroaftsr on sold lend. Andcreou family of Lake Mark­ tier she is doing Just line. Site suburb of Road, said prolongation Thl* la mad* pursuant to o..tclal seal o f aald Court ln GAGE ASSOCIATION, a corbeing a continuation o f the ham (toad have Just returned will be up ami out before you think (hey hud a real good poratlon, Final Dtcrta o f Koracloeur* Ssmlnol* County, Florida, thla curve ehown by eald plat 31th day or July. 1344. Plaintiff, entered In th* abov* c*u*s. from a two weeks vacation know It. * * * Charlotte (Mra. time while here. Also here (or o f NORTH O R L A N D O Chancery Docket No. 14!t(. (SEAL) Vic) Hawkina decided to come a visit are Luther and Jim RANCHES SUCTION 1, to apent In North Alabama and Arthur If. Beckwith, Jr., WILLIAM GERALD N E A L now ponding tn th* Circuit a point c f Intersection with Clirk o f th* Circuit Court North and Central Georgia. home after a lengthy visit Johnson from Monticcllo. Mra. TOOLE and DEANNA BROWN Cou rts o f and for Ssmlnol* th* Southerly prolongation By: Andrea Oarvar County, Plorld*. TOOLE, hi* wlfa, Alton Martin was also a visit­ will) ton Jim and family In They attended a Fox Hunter* o f lha East rig h t-of-w a y Deputy Clark IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I Defendant*. or Sunday from Cocoa. • • • line of lio n Road, Convention In Cullman Coun­ Virginia. * • * The Charles TO i William Oaratd Neal Tool* hav* hereunto aal my hand and BEARDALL, (DUDLEY AND • hewn by plal of NORTH and Daanna Brown Tool*, of fici al seal thla ilth day o f LEWIS ty and brought back three Bakers and children have re­ Sorry to hear that Rena (Mra. OllLANDO SECOND ADDl Attorney* for Plaintiff Auguet, 1MI. hla wife, TION, a t raoordad In Plat hunting dogi. 1 know where turned home from a camping Claude) Hawkins hasn’t been 40 Nvrlh Court Street (SEAL) 1107 Pine Street, Book It, at Pages **, I* l\,*l O ffk a Box 3336 feeling up to par. But under­ Arthur H. Bsckwllh. Jt.. Carl will be in November. * * Atliana, Alabama. and 17, Public Record* el’ Clerk of ths d r e u t t Court Orlando, Florida YOU ARE HER EOT NOTI­ stand she U feeling much bet­ The Vidcl Jones family had Seminole County, Florida: In and for Bamlnol* Coun­ Publish: July 10, Aug. I, It, 30. FIED that a Complaint to f o r t THENCE Northerly along ter now. * * * There ii a called cloa* 1144 ty. Florida • wonderful vacation trip up a certain m or tsaa* en­ said Southerly prolongation CPB-101 By: Martha T. Vlhlen meeting of the Westside Volun­ cumbering th* fo llow in g des­ north. They went up to see o f th* Eatt rig h t-of-w a y Deputy Clsrk cribed real proparly, to-w lt: teer Fire Department tonight. Una o f S o u Road to their daughter and family. Lot 117. OAKLAND HILLS, Publish Aug. 13, t i l l IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT, point 311.00 Ft. South of Be sure and attend this meet­ By Mildred Raney l^INTII JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Then they visited the Natural according to tho plat thare- CDC-II tha South r l« h t -o f-w a y line d r FLORIDA IN AND FOR o f aa recorded In Plat nook ing. Everyone Interested In o f Toung Road, t t ehown | Deltona Rerreallon Direc­ Science Museum In Cleveland, 13. Tagai II and <1. Public IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF SKMINOLE COUNTY. Ten tables, directed by fire protection In this district by tald plat o f NORTH OR. tor Chuck McCarthy announ­ Ohio. In the galleries of tills Records o f Seminal* Coun­ TH E NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ CHANCERY NO. I4 3 R LANDO SECOND ADDI Mrs. Buth Blatt, were In play CUIT. IN AND FOH SEMINOLE FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS la asked to be there. I think ty. Florid*, ce thl* week that nquare Museum are records of man'* TION; THENCE Easterly COUNTY, FLORIDA. ha* been (Had agalnat you In AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF at Tuesday afternoon'* week­ perpendicular to lha last that the president has some lha abova-slyled aull, Ih* abort IN CHANCERY NO. !l l* S dancing Inatruetiona h a v a exploration of nature. There'* SEMINOLE COUNTY, a c o r ­ detcrlbtd court* for a dis­ ly meeting o f the Dtllary Important news to tell. So FED ER AL NATIONAL MORTtills of which la Fadaral Na a l*i billion year history of poration, (eon added to tha area's reet i n c t of 413.31 ft.; THENCE Plaintiff, Monal Mortgage Association. I GAGE ASSOCIATION, a oorpor. Northeasterly along a llna finlimi program and will be­ the planet, the beginning of Duplicate Bridge Club held at be aure and be at the Commun­ Corporation organlaod under an et Ion, forming aa angle of 4I*40‘ . Plaintiff, GEORGE PUGH and Wife, ORA gin tbla Saturday at tha Del- life and so much more of tha Fireman'a Recreation Hall. ity building al 8 o’clock sharp. Act of Oongrea* and axtetlng 00” to th* Itft o f a pro, Winner* ware, NS, first, pursuant to Ih* Fadaral Na­ LOU PUGH, at al. • * • Have you ever noticed other tilings. Vidcl says that longatloa o f th* last de­ tone Club Houa*. Defendant*. tional Mortgage Association CIEORGE RAT PHARR. JR. scribed course tor a dis­ ■ Setalona, from B until tl lie wishes that every young Mr*. J. D. Cordell and Nor­ that the last two syllables of (.barter Act, having lit prln and MAR1LEE B. PHARR. NOTICE OF SUIT tance r f 1(7.11 ft. to a point D eftti Janta. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO clpal o fllct In th* City o f o f curvatur* o f a curve to p.m., will ba under direction boy and girl could take a visit man Meyer; second, Mra. American are ‘ ‘ l Can?" • NOTICE OF SALE Washington, Dletrlot o f Col­ GEORGE PUOIl and ORA th* left having a radlua Of Harold Jrnklna who haa Uirough all these buildings. Illatt and Phil DeBeiard; Our thought this week Is ‘ ‘In umbia. Plalntirf, varaus. W il­ NOTICE IB HEREBY OIV. LOU PUGH • f 310,00 ft. and a central life it la Just as Important to liam Utrald Neal Tool* and EN that on th* 37th day o f Rout* I, Box III been active In squar* dancing • • • Frances Warren and third, Mr*. R. F. Nlcholls and angle of (S'tO’OO-'i THENCE Ausuat, t i l l , at 11:00 o'clock Parktneton. Mlaalaalppt Accardl and forget some thingi at it la to Daanna Brown Tool*, hla wlfa. A. continue along said curve circle* for tha paat alx yeara young son Melvin, who liad Mrs. Myron M-. at th* m«ln door o f th* Defendant* and you ar* reTou, and aach « ( you, ar* to th* 'aft for an are dieremember other*; So, don't qulred been on a camping trip to fourth, Mr*. Frank Austin to it r v * a copy o f your Court houa* o f Ssmlnol* Coun hereby notified that ault haa and at preaent la president tanoe of 131.13 f t . to a ty, at Sanford, Florid*, tli* forget to remember and al­ Answer or other pleading to bran filled agalnat you tn th* point o f tsngsney; THENCE o f tliu Florida Federation of Alexandria Springs, have re­ and Mra. O, N Lackey. Honorabl* Arthur 11. Beckwith. tha Complaint on P la in tiff* Circuit Court o f Semtnol* Northwesterly along a llna turned home and France* haa EW, first, Mias Ethel John­ ways remember to forget. Attorney, Mack N, Cleveland. Jr., Clerk o f Ih* Circuit Court County, Florida, In Chancery Square Dancer* H* h a a tangent to th* last describ­ now gone to Wauehula to see son and Mra. Frank Holder; Jr., Suit* SIS Sanford Atlantia o f Seminal* County, Florid*, an abbreviated title of which ed cur** tor a distance o f taught numaroua adult claaawill offa r for aal* lo th* highNational Bank Building, San ls FIRST FE D E R A L BAYher mother and also to bring aecond, Mr. and Mra. E. Z. 110.41 f t . THENCE West0* ami haa a taenaga group ford. Florid*, and fit* th* ori­ aal and bait bidder for cash INOS and LOAN ArSOCIATION erty slang a llna forming home daughter Elizabeth who Walter*; third, Mrs. Lillian ginal Answer o r other plead­ at public outcry, tha following o f SEMINOLE COUNTT, a ear. an angla ot I4*00‘00” to th* in DeBary. Ha will ba assloting In th* office o l th* Clerk described property o f lb* D* poratlon. Plaintiff, va. GEO ­ haa been down there visiting Meyer and Lori* Week* and left o f a prolongation of •d by Mr*. Sally Gerrlty. of the Circuit Court on or b*. fendsnts. George Kay Pharr, RGE PUail and wlf*. ORA th* last described court* for a while. * * • George Hell fore the Tth day of September, Jr. and Marlle* B. Pharr, alluat* LOU PUail, at al. Defendants, fourth, Mr*. Arthur W lllBy Jan* Casselberry for a distance o f 110.Oe ft. ", All rcaldanta intaraatad In went down In Sarasota to get A. D. 1»44. If you (all lo do *o. In Semluot* County. Florida: th* naturs of aald lu ll being to a point on lha Eatt Parent* uf naw students a doert* pro confeaeo will be fe night o f equare dancing at hU son Donald who has been gooae and F. R. Froehllch. Lot 3. Block K. SUNLAND a ault to (oroclus* that certain righ t-o f-w a y llna o f said ESTATES, a aubdlvtalon, mortgage dated July 33, t i l l , Serlaa winner* announced who will be attending South taken against you for th* relief tha fun level era Invited to ill. Donild will spend some Meas Hoad; T H E N C E according to a plat theraol and o f raoord In Official Re­ demanded In tha Complaint. Northerly •along th* East for the month of July are, Seminole Elementary School coma to tha Club Houaa Sat­ time here with his dad. * * • recorded In Plat Book tl, co rd ! Book III, Pag* 143. Pub This Nolle* ehall b* publish­ rig h t-o f-w a y tin* o f said pages II and 33 o f th* lie record* o f Ssmlnol* Coun­ urday nlghL Thar* la no naad Glad to hear that Tolar Ra­ first, Mr*. Accardl; second, at Caaaelberry who have not ed once a weak for four co n ­ Mott Road far a distance Public Record* o f Eeml secutive weeks In Th* Sanford ty. Florida, encumbering th* o f I l f DO ft.; THENCE Eastlo know how to dance In or­ bun it back home after a stay- Mra. Cordell; third, Mr*. already registered ar* utgml Herald, a newspaper cir cuit : nol* County, Florida; following doocrlbod real pro­ arly along a line perpen­ der to participate and have in the beat hospital. Talked Holder; fourth, Mrs. E. M. by Christy M. Harp, principal, ed lu Seminole County, Florida. Including: perty, to-w lt : dicular tu ih* lael describ­ On* DuoTherm Heater Dated thla Xrd day o f Augual, Lot 41 o f QUEENS MIR ed court* for a distance of a good tlm*. to son Charles and ha said Hinkle; fifth, Mr*. Austin to do so as soon aa possible. A I). 1014. (o lll, Model m -t, Serial ROR SOUTH REPLA T AD 330.00 et.; THENCE Northand alxth, Mr*. Lorla Week*. Tha school office will b* (SEAL) 10IEU; DITION TO CASSELBKR arly along n tine perpen­ On* GE (electric) Rang*. Itr, FLORIDA, according lo Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr, dicular lo Ih* last describ­ open for this purpose Monday Model 403R1WH, berlel Plat thsraof recorded In Clerk of Circuit Court ed courts for a dleiane* o f through Friday from 8-12 TUOI3441; By: Martha T. Vthlen. D. C. Piet Book 11, p * s e 31, o f 310 00 't., THENCE Easter­ HEARING AID On* a K (electric) Rofrlthe Public Heecrde o f Mack N. Cleveland. Jr. and ly along a llna parpen,llcua.m. from now until tha open­ gerator. Motel LAB11R, It ii estimated that more Seminole Oounty. Florida. Carroll Burk* lar to th* tail described Serial NR41II13; Subject l* reetrtctlon* o f Attorney* tor Plaintiff course for a distance of than 3,000,000 children In the ing of school on Aug. 91. Tan Venetian Bllada (m* I*. O. Drawer I reoord. 100.04 ft.; THENCE North­ School hours this yaar will U. S. have soma defect In tal) manufactured by Ran- and you ar* hereby required te Fan ford, Florida erly along a line perpendi­ karlk Olae* and Paint ftl* your »n*w#r In *ald cult their bearing. A majority o( h* from D a m. to 3:30 p.m. Publish Aug. I, II. IS, If, III! cular *« th* laat described Company, Sanford. Flor with th* undersigned Clerk o f ooura* for a distance of theaa same children have for ths alimentary student*. CDC-14 Ua. no modal *r aerial said Court and to servo a copy e 337.11 It. to a point on th* The four-week orientation , trme eyesight problem. Glass number*, thereof upon th* P la in tiff* at South r ls h t - o f- a a g llna or VARIED CLASSES togeth er with all structure* tornay, whoa# name and ad th* Loagetood-Ovlado Hoad, ei with hearing aids ''Invis­ program held for ths first aa shown by plat raoordad A good school system should and Improvement*, than or draaa appear below, on or be< ibly'1 attached are now avail­ tlm* thla year for those en­ thereafter on said land. for* the 11th day o f September, In Plat Book IS. at Page* This M mad* pursuant to 1334, and In default thereof tering first grads concludad provide a |on oral sdocstlon II and II. PnfaUe Records able for children. Deer** o f Foroeloeur# Decree Pro Confseao will b* o f Seminole County. Flor­ this Friday. Thera were 43 for all students — with a good Final entered ta th* abov* eauet. anlered agalnat you. ida: T H E N C E Easterly youngsters registered for tha elective program for those Chancery Docket No. 14113, FIRST SCHOOL WITNESS my hand and of ft along th* e a l d South now p*ndlng la th* Circuit elal seal at th* County Courtrig ht-of-w ay line tor a dieThe first public high school program which proved to ba students who with to uee their Court o f and for Ssmlnol* lance -if p i n n .j THENCE house. Sanford, Ssmlnol* Coun skills immediately upon gradu established In the U. S. wee a big success. County, Florida. ty. Florida, thl* 4th d*F o f Northerly along n lino per­ atioc and a similar good elseIN WITNESS WHEREOF, I Augual, 1111. pendicular to th* South founded la 1131 In Boatao, rlg h t-ol- w ay lino o f Longlive progrun for those who have hereunto aot my hand (SEAL) Massachusetts. It was called Soma contagious dlaaaaaa, and of ficial seal thla Ilt h day Arthur H. Bsekwtth. J r , wood-Oviedo Road for a Clerk o f Circuit Court the English Classical School, tueh as smallpox and diph­ wish to continue their educe o f Ausuat, 1114distance o f i o i . l l ft. to a (SEAL) By: Martha T. Vlhlan, D C point o f eurvaturo o f a later changed to English High theria, may cause visual dam­ tlon. Arthur H. Beehwith. Jr., Phillip H. Logan curve to tha right having School, age to a child ahould ba Im­ Clark o f th* Clroult Court Shlnholaar and Logaa n radlua o f 33*31 fL and In sad (or Ssmlnol* Coun­ Attorney* at Law a central angla of S l * : i ’ l|” ; By 1100. >00 high schools munised against them before James Abbott McNeill Whis­ ty F lorid a P. O. Box 1TII THENCE continue along "N E X T DOOR TO NEW PARKING LOT" were already established In his first birthday, sayt tha tler wore ■ coin won from • By: Martha T. VUlaa fanford. Florida aald oarva ta tha r l f k t for Deputy Clerk Attornay (or Plaintiff this country as part of the National Society for tha Pre­ critic in a libel s ilt m s welch aa ar* distaaoa af «||.u I lf WEST FIRST ST. SANFORD Publish Au*. It, 1144. Fnbtlah Aug. 4, 13, l« . IT, 1*44 £L tn a petal a f tangtney; public school syitem. vention of Blindness, Inc. charm. CDC-II T H * k C ■ Mot th easterly CDC-U # !W S 1 D E IN T U B COUNTY JUDGE'S COL'RT, (EStlXOLE COUNTY, FLO RID * File Xe. «1M ESTATE O r FRANKLIN LESTER BTROOP. DECEASED NOTICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIM* OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATEi Tou and aach o f you era hereto* notified and required to fils any claims and demands which you, or atthar of you. may hare again at a d d as tat* In ths office of Hon. C. Vern­ on Miss, Jr., County Judea o f Ssmln la County, at hla of fice In *h* Court Houaa In Sanford, Florida, within alx calendar months from the time of tha first publication o f this notice. Each claim or demand muat bo tn writing and contain tho pin. - o f resldcnoe and poet o f ­ fice iddrs.-a o f ths claimant and muat ha sworn to by tho claimant, hie agent or att or­ ney or tho u n i shell be void. (i> L, W. Btmkln Aa Administrator e.t.a. of sold sit eta HARLAN TUCK o f ths firm at GILEV, HEDRICK A RODINBON 101 East Church Etriet Orlando, Florida Atlornsy* for Administrator c.t.a. Publish Aug. I. II. 10, 17. t i l t C DC-11 k CHURCH ed. Prayer Lake Monroe Jottings . . . Square D ance Course T o Open In Deltona DeBary Bridge C lu b Plays 10 T a b le s Students Urged To Register men *1 fiaA A nll'A Furniture g fo along a lln* tangent to th# last detcrlbtd eoure* for a distance o f 110.31 fLj THENCE Northerly elong a lln* forming an angle o f l l ' O I ' l l " to th* lalt o f a prolongation of th# last da* •erttaed court# for a dla- ( Jane. Of 110 f t l THENCE Northwesterly along a lln* forming an angle o f 70* I F I I ” to th* left o f a prolangatlon o f the laat de­ scribed court* for * dl*. t a tt c * of 441.33 ft-l THENCE Northeasterly along a tin* forming an an­ gle o f *3*1 I OC” lo tho right o f a prolongation of tho laat described court# for a distance o f 114.00 ft. more or !*•• to * point o f Inter­ section with th# South rlg h t-o f-w e r Hi>» ° f ^ Road No. III. said South rig ht-of-w ay lln* bains lo ­ cated TO ft. South of and eoncen-tlo to th# center lint of ths existing P*»o* ment: THENCE run Ea st, srlr along ths South rlghto f -w s y lln# of oald Stat# Road No 111 for a distance of IIS-OS ft- mora or lot* to a point o f Intersection with ihe Northerly pro­ longation of * lln# 01 fL West o f and parallel lo th* Easterly rig h t-o f-w a y Una of Sherry Avenue a* ahown b) Plst o f NORTH ORLANDO TOWNSITE FOURTH ADDITION. aa recorded ln Plat Book It, at Pag** 17 and it . Publln Records of Seminole Coun­ ty, Florida: T H E N C E Southerly along th* eald line 44 ft. West o f th# East ris h t-of-w ay Hns o f Sher­ ry Avenue and It* prolong­ ation thereof to a point S<» fL South o f th# existing center line o f the oald Longwood - Oviedo Road; J T It * N C E Northeasterly parallel to axd 10 f t South o f til* said existing center lint to tho cantor lln# o f Colsry Avsnus. as shown by plat of ENTZMINOER FARMS ADDITION NO. % aa recorded In T*lat Book 3, at ra g* I. Public Record# o f Seminole County. Flor­ ida; THENCE Westerly along 'be eeld center llna o f Celery Avenue to th# South right-of-way lln* o f Longwood-Ovledo Road . i s ahown by eald plat o f ENTZMINOER FAR3IH AD. DITION NO. 3; THENCB Northeasterly along th# eald South rig h t-o f-w a y line for a distance o f 304.04 f t : THENCE Southeasterly perpendicular to the lis t described course for a die. tance if Sou 13 ft.: THENCU Northeasterly perpendlcu. lar to th# last deicrlbed courea for a distance o f 414.00 ft. more or last ta a point ot Intersection with a lln* i i ft, Weet of and parallel to tli* West line Dot 33 ot aald ENTZMIN­ OER FARMS ADDITION NO, 1; THENCE Southerly slong th# eald lln# 31 fL West of and parallel to th# West line of Lot 13 to th# POINT OF BEGINNING! EXCEPTING THEREF RO M th* 100 ft. rig ht-of -w ay fop th# Longwood-Ovledo lloud as dedicated by plal re . corded In Plat Book 13. at Page* 41 end 41. Publta Records ot Ssmlnol# Coun- f ty, Florida. Said land* subject to 171 ft wide Florida Pow ef Corporation easement. LESS AND EXCEPT from th* above described pro. perty Beginning 413.44 fL North end 11.40 fL West o f Intersection o f Center lln# o f Sherry Avenue, at re­ corded In Plat Book 13, paga* 37 and 33. Setnlnula County, Florida, and (he Northerly rig h t-of-w a y lln# o f Longwood-Ovledo Road} run N. 31 degreaa 01 minutea 01 second! E. 111.34 ft., thence N. 14 degree# 47 minute* IS seconds K. 131.44 'L : thenee S. Tl d*. greee ul minutes 13 see. ends W loan fL: thence S. 14 degree* 33 minutes 74 seconds W. 371.47 ft-t thence C. 14 degrees »• minutes 04 seconds W. 101.73 ft.: thence 8. 13 de­ gress IT minutes >4 sec­ onds E. 100.0 ft. to th* point of beginning, said lands altuatt, lytnr. and being In Ssmlnol* County, Florida. LESS AND EXCEPT all that tract or pares! o f land lying >n th# abov# doeerlb*d tract bounded and de­ scribed a* follow#: BEGINNING at a point al th* Intersection of tha Southerly llna o f th* Lon gwood-Ovledo llosd and th* Easterly lint o f 3tosa Road! running thsnc* Easterly along th* Southerly bound­ ary o f aald Lon gw oodOvledo Road ta th* W e s t - * arly lies o f Hayos Roadi thsnc* run Southerly along th* Westerly r lf h t -o f - w a y line o f Hayes Road to th* Southeast corner o f Lot 30, Block "D." D. R. MITCKELL SURVET OF LEVY a RANT, according to th* plat ihareat recorded tn Plat Book 1 at Pag* 4 o f the Public lleoorda o f Sem­ inole C o u n t y , Florid*! thence Westerly along th* Southern Boundary Unci o t - . Lott 40, 41. 43 and 33. In BLOCK "D.- o f aald D IL MITCHELL SUBDIVISION, to a point whar* th* South­ ern Doondary lln* o f eald Lot 33 Intersects with th* Easterly Boundary af Moat Road: thence Northerly along tha Easterly righ t, o f-w ay lln* o f Mo** Road, to th* Point o f Beginning; AND LESS AND EXCEPT Tract 10 o f ENTZMINOER FARMS ADDITION NO. 3, according to Ih# Plat there­ of rtoordtd In Plat Book I . at Pag* I o f th* Publle Record* o f Semtnol* Coun­ ty, Florida. ha* bean (lied against yon and you are required to serve a copy o f your m » ' r c r plead­ ing lo tho Complaint on tha plaintiff* attorneys, Hariiaon and Kornhluh. 3101 Blacayno Boulavard, Miami SI. Florida, on or bafoi* tha 34th day ot A u gu s t 1344. II you (all lo dt to, a Decree Pro Confteeo will be filed against you for ths relief demanded tn th* Com-/*: plaint. ' DATED this Hat day o f July, 1344. (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr, Clerk o f the Circuit Court Seminole County, Florida By: Martha T. Vlhlaa Deputy Clerk Harrleoa end Kornhluh l i l t ’ Blecayn* Boulevard Miami II, Ftorlda �“U RESULTS! m r i. 24 2 BEDROOM furnished house. 322-5070. Classified Phones h V I’ rnm liifitrd K irb R iit 322-5612 From * Irmlnot* C olitr 425-5938 h i i * D lala n ro E ►v e 1 s. m »* Sa o 11 « m4 22. Plumbing 55. Furniture For Sale PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FREF ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 201 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3333 Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought * Sold. Larry'a Mart 215 Sanford Ave. Ph. FA 2-4112. ELDER SPRINGS PLUMBING DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE 322-7337 Or 322-3123 Up to 5 |1 |1.50 |1.50 |1.50 6 to 10 13 1.50 |1.50 2.40 11 to 15 13 1.50| 1.89 13.15 16 to 20 I 4 |1.50 2.52 |4.20 21 U>25 |5 |1.S0| 2.85 |4.75 26 to 80 16 1.50 3.42 |8.70 Minimum Ad— I I,tn* I ft* r .V U Itv r w a rd s p t t H a s) SI -in Minimum ctiBrw> •t > rotmaab ERRORS T h e l l t r a l d w ill n ot ba ra . apunnlbla fa r m ara th an oar laaarraat laaartloB . COPY T b r llr r a ld r r a r r r r a the p rl* lim a o f r e jr r t la # o r raalaIan a a r a d r a rlla a m rn t w k lrh If d rrm a o b je c t io n a b le la lh a p o lle r a f th la a t m . napar. CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST 2. Personals REV. EDWARD WHITE Spiritual Councilor Chauncy St., Caaiadasa Phone 223-2413 69. Schoola & Instructions AIR-CONDITIONING HOLLY AVE. KINDERGARTEN REFRIGERATION Sales and Service FREE ESTIMATES Ed CalJan Ph. 322 3151 AIR-CONDITIONING By FEDDEKS II. B. POPE CO., Inc. 200 So. Park Ave. 322 123! KINDERGARTEN 1101 W. 20th St. (H eir) Mr*.. J . W. Cirter 8th Year — 322 0517 E&rollment of 15 Only Best in Pre-echoo) education 2 USED DRYERS, Completely reconditioned, 00 day War­ ranty. 71. Male Help Wanted DICK S APPLIANCE SVC. 510 So. Sanford MOTOR ROUTE CARRIER. 322 7658 For Afternoon Route in Sinford Area. Must have good S’ MEAT CASE. 8’ Diiry Case running car. Write: Circula­ H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary. tion, P. 0 . Box 1657, San­ 31. Mualcal Instrument! ford. Plano Tuning and Repair EXPERIENCED SALESMAN. W L Hannon — FA 2-429S Apply II A A Department Store, 401 Sanford Ave. 43. Plants, Flowers, Seeds OLD FLORIDA GEORGIA RED Potato Vines. COMPANY 323-0500. OPENING NEW OFFICE. Need 5 men Interested in 50. Mlac. For Sale Above average Income. Must have car, Neat, Bondable BILL'S BARGAIN BARN and a desire to work. Com­ BARN OF 10,000 Items open pany trained. See Company 6V* days. 1300 Grapeville Representative, F r i d a y 9 Ave., Sanford, Fla. a. m. sharp, Room 204, USED LUMBER: 2x1 through Melsch Bldg., 224 E. Ut St. 2x12. Sheeting and flooring. 72. Female Help Wanted 322-0793. SUPPLEMENT INCOME! READY MIX CONCRETE ratios, Floor, Free Estimates Need 5 ladies, 35-65, with or ACE BEAUTY SALON without car for Survey work Sills, lintela, steps, blocks, Is closed. Customers call Cut 4 houra, 5 days per week. aind, cement, rock, pipe, 'N Curl Beauty Shop. No selling. $1.25 to $1.50 per steel, grease traps, dry hour. ■Bee - Company Repre­ walla, Stepping stones. COMPLETE BEAUTY SER- MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. sentative. Friday 9 a. m. VICE. Reasonable prices. 390 Elm Ave. sharp, Room 204, Meisch 322-5731 Free parking, 2nd tc Oak. Bldg., 224 K. 1st SI. Harriett's Beauty Nook, 105 1931 314 Chav, motor complete­ ly rebuilt. 323-9311 after 5 77. Situation Wantad S. Oak, 322-5742. 322-7517. Permanent Special WILL KEEP Children in my Ouf Budget Wave Now $0.95 WORLD BOOK Encylopedla, home for working mother*. Used, large type edition. Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 322-2626. Park Ave. Trailer Court, 311 Palmetto Ave. 322-0*31 WINDOWS Cleaned. House* Lot 93, Sanford. PERMANENT SPECIAL for washed. Ph. 322-2155. DIAL-O-MATIC ZIZ ZAG August, $6 complete, Hire! DAY’S Work Wanted, 322 7053. '61 Model Porter Beauty Shop, 1101 W REPOSSESSED makes buttonholes. Sews on 23th, 322-1321. SEWING 1 Alterations. Spc buttons, make* hundreds of m illin g In Children's cloth­ 8. jldTd • Cats • Pels decorative ■ 1 1 1 c h a a, etc. ing. Prices reasonable, ph. Guaranteed. Take up re­ 322-9116. PENS ft RABBITS maining 5 payments of $7.50 Approximately SO rabbits CARE for Old Folks. 322-8440. Phone 322-8637. $33 Male and Femald .’ h. 322-9107 USED AIR CONDITIONER, 82. Bublneaa Prop. • Sale 19.500 BTU. Ph. 322-1926. AKC CHIHUAHUA Puppies. ACE BEAUTY SALON. Coat Ph. 322-9382. CHORD ORGAN. Less than 1 of equipment. Ph. 322-4013. year old. $50. 322-7095. (I 10. Poultry • Livestock 84. Krai Fatale • Hale SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer H O S P IT A L SSEsr CLASSIFIED INDEX 101— Trailer*—Caba n aa I ) — Photo * Kuulpipent 141— Mobil* Homaa—Salt 10— Homa Appllsm-ee 11— Mualcal lnatrumanta 141— Mobil* Ifotnra— Hant 31— llualnaaa Equipment 144— Trailer f p a ca —Rant lfll— Trailer Lota—eala i t — Job Printing 141— Apartmanla For Rant I I — Upholstery 101— Room* For Rant II— Vacuum Claanara 114— Hotel Room* 11— Moving ! Hinraga l i t — Itanlal Aa*nla IS—Kxtarmlnatura 111—Wanted To llrnt 4»— Planta— Flu w .rs — aaade l i t — Autoa For gala S#— Mlac. For Bala H I —Auloa— Hal* o r Trad* 41— Articles For Rant 111—Trucka For Bala 41—Hwap or Exchange 13(1—Aulomotlva Harvlca I I — Wanted T o Huy lU -ACtrnttr* cyclaa . .44— V u m Ii u k - T * Sal* ' 111— llnata A Motor* 41— Antique* For Bala 134— Marina Huppllea II— Monty To U » n III— Uualnaa* Oppurlunlllaa 425-5938 322-5612 From Hanford From Kxohxnso 90. IAils Fur Bale Samlnola County (Dial Dlraol) 95, Houaaa For Bale m* $100 D OW N 95. Houeee For Sale FHA - V A NORTH ORLANDO. 3 bed­ SALES BROKER room. screened porch, nicely Ac Hava Tho Home For You landscaped. 130 N. Cortes. 3 r uu A In tc dtmlnsl* County, 19ba pontlir Florida, 51, Article! For Rent REN T A BED Rol’away, Hospital ft Baby - ( m v sist I n L 731 II 1417 Bed*. A i Ilia property o f fha alxiva namad dofandtnt. and that on •f Day, Week, er Meath lha >llb day of Autfutt. A. D. 1S44. b a t w a n lha laeal houra Ph. FA 9-5141 U| W. Ut St. o f . . I t , namely, elavrn o'clock CARROL!'S FURNITURE In lha fortnoo n and I wo o'clock In the afternoon, on aatd day. at tha Front Door of tho Court 55. Furniture For Sale lloura In Sanford, S.mtnol* County, Florida. I will offar f r e e e s t im a t e far tala and aall to tha high•at bidder for caah. In hand, Upholstering ft Mattress rto* the above deacrlbed proparty, ovating. New ft U»ed Furni­ aa tha property of mlrl defend­ ture. Celt Nil Bedding Mfg. ant to ealtafy -aid c i v . utlon. It 'K, Carroll, cotiaiabla Co. at 70! Celery Ave. D Ltrlct No 4, S.m lnoU FA 3-2117. County, FloridaCarreU « u r k a Sail Ua Your mralturo. Drawer I Aanfniit. Flirrlda Quick Rervico With the I'ubllah; July SJ, H, Aug. I. 13, Cash SUPER TRADLNG I St I t CAB* 14 i'UST. FA 2-0*77, EVERETT A . H ARPER AGENCY • REALTOR MSS 8. Park Art. Pbones FA 2-2M4 or FA WAS 87. Uuiintt! Rental* Fo r LEASE—Service Station. Good location. Good pro­ ducts. Good treatment. Ph. locally 322-4341, or apply to tha PURE OIL COMPANY. 90. Ixits Fur Hale MAYFAIR BUILDING LOTS. $02 Ft. froatago, lit No. Scott Av*. Will consider reotonable offer. J. N. Rob* win, Jr. Ph. 322-1535 or 222032*. Merle W. Warner V A -F H A Property Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T REALTY Realtor 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, acreon ed patio. PH. 3294499. THIS HOME WILL BUPPORT Y0U1 IUIZ Phone 322-4503 Seminole Realty 106. Apartment! for Rant classified display gda. 3 Rooms, Utilities, $50. 2 Bed . room, $80. 322-27IM. FURNISHED Garage Apart­ ment. 1210 Magnolia, 2 BEDROOM Furnished Apart­ ment. 601 Palmetto. 322-1374 afler 5:30. 2 ROOM APARTMENT. Pri­ vate bath ft antranca, 319 Mellonvllle, Ph. 322 5120. LARGE 2 Bedroom Apartment, furnished nr unfurnished, $65. 1703 Magnolia. FURNISHED apartment, in­ quire 404 E. 14th St., Apt. 7. 9 ROOM. 1 Story Frame, eloso FURNISHED apartmanla, 6 blocks from downtown. $45, lo. 322-3177 sfter 5 p. m. 960 and 965 per month. 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. Bow. Some utiliUai furnished. Ph. man'* Trader Court. 868322-3641. 4908. NEAR NAVAL BASE UNFURNISHED HOUSE Nicely Furn. t BR Apt. Country living neer Sunland, 2015 Sanford Ave. Ph. 683 4323 2 Bedroom, kitchen equip*, water turn. 945 mo. Phone 2 ROOM FURNISHED APT. 312-8170, 911.50 waek. Electric ft wa­ ter furnished. 322-3219. FURN. 2 Bedroom, CB, oak floors, miaoary home. 1 EFFICIENCY. *30. 611 Park. Block W. of llwy. 1792 00 FURNISHED 3 Room Apart434, then 1 Block S. 00 Esrt m int. Clean ft close in. 955 St. lo Vincent Dr. month. Lights ft water In­ cluded. 322-9507 after z p.m. F U R N I S H E D 1 Bedroom House. Utilities furnished. FURN. APT. 322 2800. 980. 322 6920. LOCH ARBOR: Attractive un­ 3 FURNISHED Apts. $30 ft $40 month. Adults. Ph. furnished house, 2 bedrooms, 322 9480. screened porch, carports, utility ■storage, k i t c h e n AIR conditioned bedroom In equipped. Excellent coodi3 room furnished apt. $65.00. Ueo. Ph. 322-2461. I ll E. 3th, 122-4215. SOUTH W ARD 2124 Park Driva MB M| Park At 6, Investment ft Really 322-9173 OLD NEW SPAPERS FOR SALE 25 LBS. - 60c dAN’FORD HERALD 1960 BU1CK La Sabre, extra clean throughout, full power, DO air. *1395. Ph. 322 5609, •62 CORVAIR 700. 323-0384. '62 CORVAIR. Grandview So. 9995. 2411 - 62 FALCON. Std. shift. RAH. 1 Owner. 9895. 322-2075. DEATH IN FAMILY. Mu* sell F85 Olds. 1961. Riding lawn mower, table saw, 119 Club Rd. 120. Autom otive Servlca VW SPECIALIST WRIGHTS AUTO REPAIR Foreign ft Domestic S. Sanford Ave. Acme* from H L.H. 3224)247. COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Free inspection, estimates, pickup, delivery. Rccoring ft repairs discounted. 2 im E. 3rd. 323-3443 Auto G lu e, ft Saa* Cover* ' AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. lad St. FA 1-8039 ALL WORK GUARANTEED AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senkarik Glass and Faint Company 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4633 12R. Boats & Motors IDEAL FOR FAMILY. 17' Swift, 75 hp Johnson, G ator" trailer. Extras, 322-4173. 17’ G lu e Boat, so bp motor, Tilt trailer. Many extraa. Reasonable. 322-2879. 2 SHOPPING days left. Boat, motor and trailer clearance, sale. We are closing for vacation Aug. 16, 'til Sept,. 3. Your chance Friday ft Saturday to buy at greatly reduced prices. . Example: 81535 18' Larson, 8795. IF , *895 Fish ft Ski, 9450. Clear.' ance alio Include* boat lot' full of used outfit* at Auc­ tion Wholesale. Open Fri.’ day night and all day Sat. urday. Term*. Robson Sport* h jl Goods, Downtown San* ford. 322 5981. SANFORD HERALD WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS T a lk T o T h e se Old Boys!! “ Hut" Hudson — the man that •atHfiis. Charlie Craig — the Kent Inale Co. ardor Uher. Frank Brunson •— always ready with th* fiiuree. “ T h e Dodge Boys1’ Cory Cottage, furnished. Lake privileges. $50. 322 610A. Completely furnished 3-story home. Nice looking, in ex ceitaet condition, ccavoniooL ly located. Not raetal in­ come lavt year 9300 per 3-BEDROOM house, 720 Cher­ FURN. Apt. Close in. Jimmie okee Circle. 322 8436. Cowan. 321-4013. month. Total price 917,000 and low down payment to Fura. House. Ph. CLEAN "let Floor Apt-~Pvt. responsible buyer. ant. 1004 Palmetto. Office: 222-2111 Night*: 123-0700 122-0641 •55 FORD, good body, good mechanical condition, Call 322 6616, Claude Harroll. No reasonable offer refused! APARTMENT in Private Home. Suitable for teacher*. Utilities furnished. 1217 L Hnutttg • Sale or Rant Magnolia. 322-9192. r YOU NAM E T H E P R IC E! Uoattnr 2 BR. Unfurolibod house. Pb ~ Film. Apt. 23U0 neflonvllle. Merle W. Warner Stenstrom Realty BUY SEE YOUR Repossessions National $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON NEW HOMES LAKE. Call e v e n i n g a Available in Sanford area and 322-1597. 2665 PARK DRIVE Longwood are* (6 ml. Bo. an 322.2430 322-7496 DUPLEX ON « Aero cm So 17-92). Ready for occupancy Sanford Ave, Room for trail­ *85.00 per mo. and up. • er too. Sale nr Rent. Ph. LARGE HOME Sales office: 302 Highland Ave. 322 7519. 309 E. 10th St. Ideal for large Longwood, Fla. family looking for loll of 438-3911 Collect THREE BEDROOM, IVv baths, floor apace. 4 Bedrooms, 2 G. I. loan, large com er lot. RatAfi Florid* Room, Din­ N EW HOMES Urge shade troo*. 107 Tuck­ ing room, corner local Lon Crystal Lake Park—Lake Mary er Drive, Sanford. 122-2233. AH for only |3500. Terms Shown by appointment Ph. can bo arranged. 97. Iloueea For Rent 323-3541. Merle W . Warner $ Bank $ '63 Consel, $1391 hal., $50 mo. '03 Renault, $981 bal, $39 mo. '61 Renault. $681 bat. $32 mo. '61 Ram. Wg. $1197 bal $15 mo. •61 VW Bus, $1091 bal, $43 me. '6a Corvair, $797 hal, $33 mo. '60 Fal. i* PU $781 bal, $34 me. •59 Merc. $691 bal, $31 mo. '59 Ply. $781 bal. $33 mo. '59 Ply Wg. $763 bal, $33 mo. '59 Ford, $397 bal, $32 mo. '58 Chev. Wg., $392 bal, $31 me •58 Olds, $591 bal., $31 mo. '58 Cadillac, $741 bal, $32 mo. '58 Chry. $691 bal, $31 mo. '58 Pont. $741 bal, $32 mo. '57 Chev. VI $691 bal $32 mo. '57 Ham. Wg., $597 bal $29 mo. '58 Ram. $550 bal, $24 mo. '57 Olds, $693 bal, $33 mo. '57 Ply. HT, $697 hal. $32 mo. '56 Chev. Cnv. $762 bal $32 mo. '53 Chev., $482 bal, $24 mo. 'Si Cadillac, $399 bal, $23 mo. '51 Pont. $399 bal, $25 mo. BUILDERS, INC. '51 Metro, $499 bal, $24 mo. 101, Trailer • Cahnnun 202 Fairmont Dr. '53 Cadillac, $391 bal, $22 mo. TENT Camping Trailer. New '55 Olds, $172 bal., $10 mo. FA 2-8074 tires. Steep 6. *150. 322-0529 '55 Chryaler, $97 bal, $3 mo. WOODMERF, PARK— 3 Bed­ evenings. '60 U rk , $299 b a l, $14 mo. rooms $t(X) Down Payment, '55 Ford, $99 bal. $3 mo. lO'1,. Mobile Hitmen • Sale '56 Fold, SS $99 bal., $3 mo. $60 Monthly payment. Call 322-3329 '53 Ruirk, $76 bal, $2 mo. 1-2 and 3 Bedrooms NEW and USED Realtor Awnings ft Cabanas QUALITY MOBILE HOMES REPOSSESSIONS. INC. Hwy. 17-92 S 322-2592 1 0 1 1 SANFORD AVE. 103. Mobile Homes - Rent OPEN EVENINGS SEVERAL Outstanding 2 ft 3 with Ca­ Bedroom Homes available in HOUSETRAILER ail Areas of Sanford. Let us bana ft lull bath. $45 per Show you Aroundl month. Rivervicw Ave. Call Local automobile dealers of­ 322-3KX) after 6 p. m. fer their best buys in Herald LAKE MINNIE 4 LAKE FRONT LOTS 1901 S. Park Ave. Fully Improved FHA - VA HOMES FA 2-5U2 anytime Sewer, Water, Site 112 x 110. 2, 3, ft 4 BEDROOMS Sacrifice 45500 Each. Char­ 1. 1 4 . ft 2 ItATIIS BEL-AIR— 3 Bedrooms, $250 les Sellgmao, 1201 E. RobinKITCHEN EQUIPPED Down PsymooL 954 Monthly eon Ave , Orlando. Pho#e LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT! Payment. 422-2576. Brokers Invited. For Complete Information Call 322-3329 See or Call Your $100.00 D O W N •3 LAKE MARY. 2 Bedroom, 1-Room Efficiency apt. with pvt. bath ft shower, suitable Florida room, fenced yard. THE TIME TESTED FltlM for couple or single person 322-1507. U* N. Perk Av*. FA 2 6123 or retired. All utilities inFURNISHED COTTAGE at 5 eluded in rent. Ideally lo­ FHA • RESALES Point*. $65 per month. Ph. cated on 1st St,, within 1 Like new, 2 A 3 BEDROOM 322-1467. Mock of 2 free parking lota MASONRY Homes, 1 ft 2 and shopping center. In­ Baths, Kitchens Equipped. 3 BEDROOM house. Clean ft quire at Manuel Jacobson close in. Call Jimmie Cowan 2100 Down, Payments lesa Dept. Store 211 E. First St. 322-4013. than rent. t BEDROOM FURNISHED, HELMLY REALTY RENTAIJ! utilities included. A d u l t * Ph. 322 1641 Furnished or Unfurnished only. Lake Mary, 322-4962. Rall-Blair Agency 3 BEDROOM, 1 Bath CB Medillion Home. Chain link Ph. 322 5841 218 S. Park Ave. W E L A K A APARTMENTS 114 W. First St. fence, shallow well ft pump, 2 ft 3 Bedroom Houses dishwasher, draw drape* ft EFFICIENCY apartment for 1 Payton Realty hesvy duty rods, Venetian 322-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha or couple, lights ft water (urntllinds, Kitchen equipped, Lhed. $45. 322-7399. large landscaped lot. Down 3 BEDROOM. 2 Bath, large payment 91500. Call 322-6143. lot. Available August 10. 703 108. Rooms For Rent Cherokee Circle, Sunland. SOUTH PINECREST— 3 ft 4 SLEEPING ROOM, Private Ph. 323 0940. Bedrooms. $100 Down Pay­ bath and entrance. 322-3986. ment. $84 to $118.43 Monthly 1 HR. (urn. house. Lake Mary. Payments. 115. Autng For Sale No pete. 322-3040. Call 322-332! 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. So. San­ ford Ave. Ph. 322-0154. LAKE MARY. Nicely furnish­ ed 2 Bedroom House. Avail­ IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY able August 17. Th. 322-3930 New H o m e . Welt Fourth Street, Just off Persimmon. 2 Bedroom home, 817 Catalina. Call 838 3911 Collect. 2-2 BEDROOM H O U S E S , "Just think of all tftOM oalorlaa you're burning upP* Shown Daily 1-7 space heater, kitchen equip­ RESTFULLY YOURS ped. Available Aug. 3 ft You deserve comfort end con Aug. 21. 322-2858. venience In retirement. Buy this, beautifully landscaped 3-BEDROOM. 2 bath. Fla. room, kitchen equipped, home with overtired rooms draperies. $135 mo. 322 5336 J— Loat A Found SI— Money Wanted located m DcBary, one mm I— Paraonfla SI—Cavings A Loan evenings. 322-7430 days, ute from 1-4 and sn easy 41— Imuranca 4— Btauty Cara drive to anywhere. $9500. I I — School* A Instruction* 5— n a y Nuraarlae 2-BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ •—Child Care 7a—Employment Hcrvlcaa Terms I 11— Mala llrlp Wanted l - l ) o > i —Cata—Fate ped., air-conditioned, large 71— Famal* llrlp Wanted l» — Lit ratm-k corner lot, close U> shopping 73— Mala or Famala Help BART PILCHER, Broker II— H|iacial Nollcta centers, walking distance to Personal Service 13— Catarina 74— ealaa llrlp Wauled 77—Situation W anltd 14— t ' l a c n to Eat Pinocreat school. $30 mo. Cell 322-7496 l i —Hp.clat htrvlcra I I — Income I’ mpcrty 2706 Magnolia Ave. 322 3754. S3— Ru*lna»a I'rop— lata I I —Swimming P o o l. GREENBRfAR I I — Rtal Ratal* Wanted 17— Janitorial Bervlcte I I — Real Kalata Mala 15— Ito -ll-Y o u ria lf Choice Iota available la I(10. Resort Rentals 17— ilualnra* Ranlala IS— Uulldrra Xuppllaa Greenbrier of Loch Arbor SO— l.ola For Mala 30— L'onc r.t. Conalr. HUTCHISON'S overlooking golf course. *1— Farma—drove* 31— Homa Rapalri OCEANFRONT API'S. I I — Uut o f Httta Aoraasa 31—Plumbing Custom building to your 14— llouaaa For Salt 31— Painting 339 So. Atlantic specifications, Groenbriar >4—llou***—Sale or Rant 31—Wall Drilling Daytona Beach 17— Ilona* For Rani I I — Air Cond. * llaetlng dsTslopsd by lob— Roaort Rental* I I — Radio • Tvltvlalon Cell 322 4058 K1NGSWOOD r. m a , R e n ta \ 106, Apartments for Rent 115. Autos For Sal* St. Johns Realty Renltor Stemper Agency Legal Notice 97. Houttes For Rent Merle W. Warner GUNS. Buy, Sell. Trade, Re SHETLAND PONIZP. $75 and pair. O S T E E N BRIDGE RIVERFRONT HIDEAWAY up. Will pasture. Plenty rid. riSH CAMP. Located in center of Shad ft ing space. Ph. 322-5179. n a n fishing on the beeutlful FOB SALE — TV 'S St. Johns River a 1990 10 a 111. Cuter in ii • Food 22 YOUR PICK 55 Ft. Aluminum trailer #18 Down $5 Per Week OKRA. 322-0415. completely furnished on ' largo lo t Trailer, lot and OKRA. PH. 122 *353, hideaway with restful quleL ' 7th 4 l.ayrel nr** snd privacy may bo T fl^ p e d a H K e n lc e ir yours for $8,500 with Easy COMPLETE Lawn Yard 22 CU. FT. Cheat type FreesTerntii er. Perfect conditio*. Ph. ROBERT A. WILLIAMI Service. 323-2310. LOCH ARBOR. Large 4 Bed­ 32L045T. room, 2 Bath, pis* panel­ Rsymrod L oaftniri. AmRIDING BOOTS. Like new, te ed Florida Room, Central PA aaaat AUaaH* Bank lM g Resltor-Iniuror-Trodes price. Ph. 322-4871. air, sprinkler system, patio, IV T H I IM-U.I. CLAIMS 322 1991 1919 5. French Avo. ( O . R T IV A M I 1*1111 150x150 lot. Ph. 322 3522, 307 1 BEDROOM, 1 Bath, enclos­ BABY BED, Complete, $15. Ol,-S9 COl'VTV. PLIIIIID4. Rldf* Rd. 406 Maple. WANTED c a s e v o . eeas. ed Bmoroway ft carports r * * D TE3LO. WEEK END RANCHER About $5,000. Boull Dawn Plaintiff, $1 par Day Rental for Electric Who newts 4 atra* of txe*llGovernment Owned payment. Also tome furni­ Carpet Shampooer with pur­ Homes rnt pasture land, (fenced KHP1K LKR DROWN, a / k / a ture. Immediate occupancy. chase of Blue Lustre. CarKUDT LEE miOW N. with two flowing welli). Al­ Call 322 7936 or eac at 2409 t>»r-nd»nt. roll’s Furniture, so Includes a modern 10 x Orange. VOTICK o r BALE NOTICE iB HER EE Y GIVEN WILL accept beet reasonable 43 ft. '59 model bunk house Selection of 2. 3. and 4 T H A T I. F E CARROLL. Conwith Cabana and ecroonod Bedrooms located in various COUNTRY CLUB M AN O Roffer for 18 cu. ft. itelaleii t i t b i t , Dktlrlct No. 4, *»m . porch. HURRY) "STAKE Innlt County Ftnrldi. under ooctioai of Sanford iteel commercial refrigera­ 3 ft 2 Bedrooms, $100 Down aiul by virtue nf a writ of tk YOUR CLAIM NOW." Ride Immediate Delivery tor. Good running condition Payment. |4b to $61 Monthly trullun htrttufure latutil out Southbound Stage 3.4 miles MONTHLY PAYMENTS o f Ibt tb u vt tn lltltd court. In Contact Dick Aiken or cell Payment* Iht a l u v t tlyltd rautt. havt from City Limits. F o r 322-6425. FROM $50.00 Call 322-3*29 l . v t . J upun lha fnllowlne pro. schedule call FOR THE BEST HOME p.rty, altuait. Irina and btlne TV INVESTMENT! Orralh Aug. 13, 1964— Page 11 95. Houses For Sale JUNIOR KINDERS 2427 HOLLY AVENUE Ph. 3K-35S0 The Flneat In Tre-School E duollon 4. Heauty Care £j Oanforft ‘ 1.50 For the biggest inectloo of nearly new and used furni­ ture. ace Noll’s Furniture Brokerage la Casselberry on 17-92. Open I days 9 to *. 25. A ir Conri. & Heating 50. Home Appliance*! CLASSIFIED DISPLAY I1.S* Per Inch I M inim um Ofyr A BAHAMA BED ! ” Rubber mattress 1 2 Rubber Bolst­ WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, ers, all nylon covered, $25. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 119 Burke SL, AlUmonte All Type* and Sires Spring!. We Repair and Service YELLOW Formica Kitchen STINE Dinette act, 4 chair*. $20; Machinery and Suppty Co. 26" Girl's Bike, $10.322-9379. 207 W 2nd St F A 2 6132 A ll S kip D ata Ada C t i r f M al 1-Dar Wafa ' turban FOR 21. Well Drilling lllul Illr.ra — %nt L « | CALLS he nut Rni -*R, 8 . n ford. r*ctlv»(t SI rails lo h*r rUaaltlrd ad uadri l l o u i t i fnr R in t . . . and fas a •hare* o f on lr *1.1*. 3 LARGE Nicely turn. Duplex apis. 14th Ave., Longwood, ! ml. from N.A.S. Ph. 8313298. 1960 FORD Ftirlane “500” J-dmtr V-l, automatic trane., radio, heater, low m ile*.............. 7 1961 COMET 4 Door Sedan Automatic trees., radio, heater, extra cleaa Raaferd r a r ............. f 1960 VALIANT V-200 4-doer, automatic Iran*., radio and Heater, Immsculete rendition............... t 1959 DESOTO Flresweep 4-door aedsn, V-8, automatic, radio, heater, oar o w n e r....................T 1960 DODGE 4-Door Sedan Stick shift, radio, heater. Reedy l o g o , . , . . . f 1959 PONTIAC Catalina 4-door hardtop, V-8, automatic trine., radio * A real plea car . . . . . . T heater, 1964 DODGE 440 4-door ardan, V-8, automatic treat., radio, heater, o k conditioned. New car warranty. A demonstrator with low m ile * ................ T 1959 DODGE Convertible V-l, automatic trsns., power elrrring, radio tad heater, extra cle a a .............? Seminole Co. M otors AUTHORIZED DODGE DEALER 1801 W. Ftrat St. Fk. 112-M U Winter Park Ph. Ml 7-2330 I f f �tRjr VanTurB Pape 12— Atif. IS, 1964 | m l! (booh • DEAR ABBY: I one* read ■ letter In year column tack In IK S which I thought t i i to inspiring that I cut It ou t It wa* lifte d “ VERY POOR** and I wi»h you would print It araln because I read it every day and it hai helped me were than medicine. God bkta you. FAITHFUL READER DEAR F A I T H F U L : Thank heaven for a rood filing lyitera. Hero It ie: . > » I • I t “ DEAR ABBY: I've been readinf the *problema‘ lent to your column, and I hope jo u print thla becauee It mi(ht do a lot of people aome food. I'm in a charity hoapitai with arthritic T.B., heart trouble, and I am gradually loelnr my eye* lig h t I'm only 38 but I can't remember beinr free from pain in Z! yean. If 1 could wake up one morning feeling good again I would not care if the neighbor!' doge barked, if their kida made noiie, or even if my wife (if I had one) flirted with another man. What I am trying to eay, Abby, ia, if a perron can get up in the morning and go to work on hie own two lege, he ahould get down on hie kneea and thank God. for, without health, you have By A b ig ail V an Buren nothing. Even If you are rich. -VERY POOR" • e e DEAR ABBY: My boy friend and I both work and have had a Joint account for a year. We've been go­ ing iteady for two yeara and plan to get married aa eovn aa we can afford it. I'm SO and he’e 22. We're waving toward the thing! w ell nerd to art up houiekeeping, at leaat that waa the idea when we opened the account. My problem ie that my boy friend wanta to uae the 11200 we have aaved aa a down payment on a aporta car. He aaya it will be for both of ua. He eaye he can get a real good deal on it. if he leta the guy know right away. I don't think he ahould buy it. He aaya if I loved him I wouldn't heaitate. I do lovo him. but I can't are ua buying a sports car right now. but I can't put into worda why. Can you help me? HESITATING DEAR HESITATING: 111 "put it into worda” for you. “ Look. Dear, our Joint aavingi arc to atari a home. YOU may want a vinr-covervd aporta car but I don't. Even though your happir.taa $00)1)1} Onfihidqn i! I :i dU qhtiqhiA 7:30-1:30 p.m. NBC. Temple Houston. “ The C*»e For Willlam Gulch." (Rental Mildly amusing episode. Houston (Jeffery Hunter I conspires to help an honest but inept card player regain a ranch he's lost to a group of gamblers. The good ray* are played by Dvnvcr Pyle, James Beat and Mary Wickea. The c a r d •harp* are portrayed by Ray Danton, Richard Jaevkei and Gordon Weeoourv. 6 9 p m. CBS. Rawhide -In ­ cident o f the Trail's End." (Rerun) In an exceptionally t e n • i t i v e characterisation guest star Harold J. Stone portrays an aging trail boas who is hiding hla failing eyelight. Favor, who cnee work­ ed for him, aiks him to Join Mo \Ma ( tm THt A I R L u l TIb h Tm II* siTARTS SUNDAY IflU M M liU I CONFI DENTI AL TO -MEEK AND MILD": Here ia the quote you were searching for to illustrate how, after maturity, you achieved a better relation­ ship with your father even though he neglected you during your boyhood. "Ho drew a circle that abut me out— Heretic, rebel, a thing to flout. But Love and I had the wit to win; We drew a circle that took him in." (Edwin Markham) • • • • l w i | l i l t * •• T e n * " •Sweet Blew »f T e e l* ' Beak Ie Celee r a iD ii a a a rm u a v Trirle Merrer Skew -r a t miaek a**T k e tlleee r * « * l * T h e te e w « la « M e e t ' GREATEST VALUES EVER ! ! 1 L A D IE S 'a n d C H IL D R E N S < aa 1:11 I II I . IS T:#l (t) <l» III (I) ID III 1:1# ( D (I) T I* (I I Problems? Write to AB­ BY, Boi 69TOO. Lot Angel­ es, Calif. For a personal re­ ply. enclose a stamped, aelfaddreaaed im elope. • * ■ Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to Abby, Box 69700. Loa Angeles. Calif., for Abby'a booklet, “ HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS." "But couldn't you have led the right diamond, not Just any any diamond?” "W hat* wrong wkh a fourth beet lead?" replied East "All the book* recom­ mend R." All the hooka do reran mend a fourth br»t lead, but only aa standard p ay when a bet­ ter card is Dot nailable. There waa a far better card available this time. East ahould have led the Jack of diamonds. South's beat play would be to cover with the queen. West would still get his ruff and East would be left with a diamond trick, since ha king nine combtcsttoo could bracket dummy's 10. T V T im e Previews HIUt-IN When tba k i d * hava Che measles and dad ia bringing ( I i News, wr •stair, Some the trouble he'a bavins •aorta m N e w .its* at the office, many a wtfe 1 11 i l l S e e m wishes she could throw up her a :H (II H u » 11* r - 8 rtnkl*r ( I ) New*— W aller Cea- hands and go back to her un­ klte ( I I Hunting * Fisklwg complicated girlhood. <11 P . i t w - M Anyone who knows anythin; T.e* ( I ) The Virginia Bey# about women will have to ad­ C ) Rlflstnen <*> Hunting A Fishing mit this m a common feminine T.t* (SI The Fltntstonee react too. 111 Temple Houston res Fsiewsra You sense that "deaire to rel : t l ( I I Donna t;«»4 Show turn to adoleaeenee'' m the <*> B e w h lit woman who is forever talking I t* III Dr. K ilte r* III M r Three f e e * about how wonderful Ufa was *.a* ((> Perry Meson when ahe was a popular, ( I ) Ensign O Tool* I I* It) New Christy Min­ •ought-after girt. She ts al­ strels ways talking about old beaux, ( ! ) Jimmy Desn Fhow 1*.M ( I ) Krstt Suspense and la quick to remind any Theeter girl of carefree, dating age ( I ) The Nurse* 1* 1 * (•) Lee M e n u presents that "This ia the best time u ee 1*1 New* c f your life." It I New seep* .And whit about the wtfe who I t ) Newillne threaten# to go home to her It:** ( I I Teklght H u e <>) Muvle parent* whenever ahe geta in marital difficulties? She ia anFRIDAY A. M- ia Important to m*. our lifa together had belter atari o ff right or not at all." (P.S. If you're wlae. you’ll taka a long. hard, aeeond look at thia fellow. 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All power. And the newest one around. Only 10.000 actual miles. A beau- B U T _____ The name “ Great Common­ er" wa* given not only to William Jenninga Bryan, but to Thaddeus Stevens in the United Stales and to William Pitt and William Gladstone in England. Each earned the name through hi* rhampionahip of the rights of the com­ mon man. * h ,dcrhy 201 W. 1st ST. In order to feel safe and se­ cure ahe hai to go on being "one of the Jackaoo girls." She isn't willing to try to stand on her own two feet aa Mrs Somebody. And, of course, there are the wives who find R Decen­ ary to become cce of a amaU, close-knit group tnd are un­ happy if they can't. The »Tfe and mother has to rea’u ie that sbe has taken on aa adult role and that her day* of adolescent behavior have tong since passed. FRIDAY P. M. "Sfwtaeb County's Largest Raaard And Stoat H aw Surplus City other victim of the deaire to return to adolescence. So it the woman who at­ tempt# to live through her teenage daughter who prides herself on being "Just like a sister" to her teenager. and is determined that all her daughter'# fnends srill think the i* a "good sport ” And then there a the woman who w miaerably unhappy if the has to follow her husband to a different section of the country than the one in which she grew up. or has to leave her home town. TC4-9A— It’s a 1962 T. Bird It ee (I I Tear Flret Im*raaoIsa (Color) (l> Leva at U f a I I ) Ernls Fer* 11:11 ( ! ) Newt— Harry R e s ­ i t IS ily Truth er Ceasee a ta ce s ( I ) Search Fer T t w e e - SHOES FOR YOUR EASY s e l e c t io n : By Ruth Miiiet? JhstlOomsui THUM DAT P. M. By Oswald Jacoby “ I f u m that Friday the 11th falls on Thursday for me AIISII VXQI *1*0," groaned West. "N o ♦ H ill matter how wed I play, my * A partner k always around to EAVT (D> AAKQfl *1* ruin things for me ” ¥41 VIII West had opened the king • None ♦ K J 9 T41 SQJIIIS *MII of spade* and continued with soon the nine. East ruffed and re­ ATI turned the seven of diamond*. ¥ A J 1011 South played the deuce and ♦ AQ1 Wert ruffed, but that cloned A KT 1 Both vulnerable matter* for the defema. South North Baal how¥ drew two rounds of trumps, 1* Pam IV 1¥ ruffed out hit one toeing club I* 4¥ Peae Put and took the proven dianned Pea* laeaM . >K. "What did I do wrong?" mumbled Eait. "You wanted turn a diamond didn't you?" me to ruff that sped* and re " I aur* did," aaad Wert. Television Ccte G O LD SEA L DESSERT N. T. State Ceneaed Wine* PINK — RED U Q tlEu aa 1?' * 5TH STRAIGHT |{kg. £ KENTUCKY ^ BOURBON cask ^ 7 Q Jf # # 5TH �f BELLOWS Call Russia’s Bluff • )( ») w I f A dolf Hitler was master of the "Biff L ie" technique, Nikita Khrushchev has no rival in his use o f the "B ig Threat" method. The latest threat— or blu ff— to thunder from the Kremlin is the one that caused United Nations Secre­ tary General U Thant to return from a bill-collectinff mission to Moscow with a lonff face and haunted eyes. Warned Khrushchev: if the U.N. pressed the issue o f Russia's ducsdelinquency to the point o f taking away its vote, then Russia would walk out o f the General Assembly and possibly the U.N. itself. The United Nations is 5122 million in the red, chiefly because o f de­ faults on the assessments leveled affainst all members to finance the peacekecpinff forces in the Middle Enst and the Congo. Largest chunk o f this is owed by the U.S.S.R.— 551.7 million. U Thant’s dismay is understand­ able. It is not the matter o f the mon­ ey, but the prospect o f the damage that might be done to the U.N. by the withdrawal o f one o f the two greatest nations in the world. It wns the walkouts by Germany nnd Italy that scaled the fate o f its predeces­ sor, the League o f Nations, in the 1930s. But great harm could also result if Russia were allowed to go on shirking its obligation. For there are 16 other countries on the delinquent list, including De Gaulles’s France, which owes 516 million. With the example o f Russia’s suc­ cessful defiance, these nations cer­ tainly would never pay up. A grave step toward anarchy within the world organization would have been taken. Khrushchev's position is also un­ derstandable. He can easily conceive o f the whole thing as an Amcricun plot. It was the United Stutcs which promoted the change in rule that Bruce •> 1) ) Political Notebook a • j <% 0 • WASHINGTON — (NKA> — Tha Goidwater Imprint up­ on th* Republican party at tha national lavel already has produced loma curioui configurations. Sen, Barry Goidwater’ * presidential candidacy got a tremendous lift from the South, but his managers have abolished the Republican Na­ tional Committee's southern division and assigned its head, I. Lee Potter of Virginia, to campaign acheduling work. One committee staff men now on the way out comments ruefully: “ Tito whole committee has become the aouthem division." Obviously, John Grenier of Alahems, new executive direc­ tor of the committee, is be­ ing depended upon for Knowiedgstbte judgments shout Barry’s southern prospects. Odd It I* that Potter should rome o ff no better than this, since he was always consid­ ered a pro'Goldwatrr man on ing steadily with politicians a national committee staff across the country. Because of this, report* per­ which had fewer of them than sist that Robert Carter, tha was often rumored. Colorado airline nfficial who Another alleged pi e-San servril the GOP convention as Francisco Goidwater supporter srrgennt-ut-arma, may hook Goldwater’a traveling was William Warner, former onto executive director of the com. campaign ataff as key politi­ mittee. But he has gained re* cal Unison man. Carter has ward not from the senator, worked with Leonard Hail, but from the GOP vice pres­ everybody’* prototype o f the idential nominee, Hep. William party professional. Carter is, however, being Miller o f New York, the for­ mer national chairman. War­ considered also for another ner wilt manage Miller’s assignment as an assistant to Clifford Folger, Republican campaign. It Is no surprise, of course, money man, who has ngreed that a triumphant Gnldwalcr In stage a series of big fund­ should ha installing his own raising dinners this fall. There is some evidence that people In top committee reh-ions. This is the law of po­ Goidwater’ * intimates, having chosen Ilean Burch as nation­ litical life. Yet, some of his major al chairman, urged a second­ choices are not only new to ary role upon F. Clifton national political management White, pre-nomination en-Hlbut reputed to he less than rertor nf Goidwater field op. totally enchanted with the eratinns. White ia rated one gruhhy business of negotiat- of the must aeasnned politi­ cal figures in the aenator'i ramp. That trasnning could have been moat useful in the lop nstinnal committee strata. If such an offer were act­ Altamonte Spring* Geneva ually made, it may not have Mrs. Julia Harto# Mrs. Joe. E. Mathleux appealed to While, who earlier 838-1318 348-4814 had hern marked In fo r the Bear Lake-Forest City Lake Mary Mrs. Maryann Mllea national chairmanship. He is Mr*. Franres Wester M I-M II 331-8218 now being tapped to run GoldCasselberry wator's extra-curricular cam­ Lake Monro# Mrs. Jane Casselberry Mra. HL. Johnson paign effort deaignrd to lur* 838-5048 322-4718 doctors, lawyer*, independ­ Chuluota Lon g wood Mrs. Joan Mafia ents and other* who may not 3(5-3742 Mr*. Donna Eat** wish to identify too closely Denary 838-3317 with the GOP aa such. Mrs. Frank White North Orlando The committee will, o f SM-4232 Mra. Doris Dcaa course, have the profesilonal 331-1888 Deltona assistance of Hall and Ray Mr*. Mildred Harney Osteen 888-SS31 Bliss, Ohio national commit­ Mr*. Clarence Snyder Enterprise teeman. 822-4841 Mrs. Ritchie Harri* Still, Bliss will be heavily Oviedo preoecupird wdth Ohio prob­ Mra. Evelyn Lundy 283-3180 lem*. And there hive elwsyt been some skeptics who have questioned the weight o f Hall's contributions to past campaign*. Goidwater’* manager*, Unf­ ed then with some amateur­ ism, may In th* month* ehead Page J-A Sanford, Florida Thurs., August 13, 1961 find themicivc* looking often to an unheralded professional they have drawn into thtir v a i n a a. a t * l o w , B o r r o a u s m s i u a i a circle—the veteran Albert B. r a u a V O L T O L I N B , C ie a a l a l l e a - O e a e r s l B i a s e s * Hermann, a politician'* politi­ JU L IA N L . I T C S I T B O B aOBEM T A LEXAN D ER cian working at Dean Burch'a Associate Editor Advertising Ilirsutur ■ide. SA M M Y I. JU H NIO N B U Y IJIIKMN Herald A rea Correspondents 0 • » * f c a u f a r ii % e m t o I f j• Managing Editor BSU M K * - Telegraph VUM1B BOV Editor Uenaral W IL L I ABB aeclelr D O T T IK 1C. BTAPLETON PNBO a M ea th * I II I Month* 1 SapL M ATS* Nf B oll ■sailaale L'eeatg |t.S* 1 Tsar 1 #* Manager W E I ,L I Mechanical H a l f niDtographar V IN C E N T . tea Dlrsctor BHUM MAKKB Businsai B t 'H t C M ir T I U N it* weak M o n th All Other • 11-IN I Tsar (-71 I Months 1*0 t Month* I.H | Month O. • Foetal Regulations grorlS* that all watt sutler!*tlana be **14 la advaaea. D ll inliam—the I'ulca, the Hun­ garians, the Kail Germans would long ago bate knuckled down and lost the last vestige of self-respect and identity? Doesn’t hr know that 20 post­ war governments failed in France before De Geulle rente along and pullrd that nation together again by set­ ting out to restore France’s grandeur? It’s terrible to think what would have hap­ pened to the Free World If it hadn’t been made up of na­ tionalities to resist commun­ ism. "The senator doesn’t see thing* that way,” Veritas de­ clared. "The senator says on page HI that he’s against ‘abstract and mystic goals’ such as ’ the pi ill. ami power and srlf-resperl of a nation.’ Ill- believe* that a nation ban no 'self' or ’soul’ *nd that the myth of nationalism ‘has now become a harrier to the his­ torical pi ore**,' by which hr means ‘evrr-lurgcr political and ernnomic communities.’ I'm afraid that th* senator, although an intellectual, has fallen into an entl-intr!lernia| am) materialist fnllary. lie Is saying that something is bet­ ter because it'* bigger. There­ fore, a system of globalissinio in which 200 million Ameri­ cana would hr awallowed up in a World Government of thrre billion Eurasians ami Africans would be ideal. ’It is the nation . . Fulbrighl writes, 'that now nbatrucla our priigtes*.' , . Mr. Veiitas wasn’t going to say, was he, that .Senator Fulbrighl wrote a great deal about "collective energies" and nothing at all about free enterprise? That Fulbright as good a* say* "science" lias outmoded niosl of our spir­ itual need* and exprrsiont? Thst, the full belly and the long life aie preferable to the poetic satisfactions ami glor­ ies which great societies o f history have brought In their people*? Wasn't Mr. Veritas going to note that Senator Fulbrighl alnioal invariably voted for reducing national defense ami incmising for­ eign aid? That in this book ami in his speeches, the sen­ ator put* more atrraa on American "imperalliam" and America's violation of treaties than he ever doea mi the ag­ gressions mid perfidirs of our enemies? Thai Fulhright ii almost automatically against any "prestige" consideration for the USA, such ns flagflying in I'anama nr winning the rare to the moon? Weren't alt these attitudes of Fulbright rather strange, and stultifying to find in a chair­ man of foreign relations? And don't the rest of us have some reason to he disturbed — not that Bill Fulbrighl exer­ cises his right to free speech in this challenging lamk—hut that any national figure of his size should be such an anti-nationalist? Vernon J. Veritas, who can­ not tell a lie, preferred tu stay silent on these subjects. Most of those welfaie chil­ dren are ton low in l.lj. to do anything but leaf raking and similar unskilled labnr. Rut our society simply docs nut offer enough unskilled la­ bor Jobs to match their zoom­ ing population. .So millions of them sit In front of TV by day and con­ tinue breeding mure defective "free loaders" at night to be on the taxpayer'* hack. This is not a matter of Re­ publican I'arty v*. Democrat­ LADIES’ Ladies' Nationally Advrrlitrd H ATS D RESSES We are in the paradoxical slate of watching th* survival nf the unfit! Until about 1850. the “ fit” outbrrd the ’ ’unfit." Moreover, disease epidemics and famines and war decimat­ ed the unfit. 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It has inspired more sacrifice, more valor end vir­ tue, built more homes, launch­ ed more ships, given more people a commonality of in­ terest than any feeling known to man." But Senator Fulbrighl, the rompleal cogitator of the upjwr chamber, couldn’t be ig­ norant about such a universal verity as patriotism—could he, Mr. Vcrito* wan asked? Very few senators had as much education, or had done as much thinking, or attained morn status as an intellectual an Fulhrigltl nf Arkansas, chairman of Foreign Rela­ tions, author of a new hook called, "Old Myths and New Realities." Is Rill Fulbrighl against patriotism? "Nat against it in much as he's above it," said Veritas, who cannot tett a tie, "In his new hook, the senator calls It nationalism, which is an imposter word for patriotism. He'd like to ire this country, and all rountrira, rise above the natural affection which people down the agra have felt for their homeland!. By denaturing mankind to this extent, the senator ereates the millenlum of hi* own mind,” Did Mr. Veritas say a milleniumT An imaginary para­ dise? Then, wasn’t the sen­ ator going in for auine ■'myth*" o f hi* own? "U p to page 77 of his book," averred Veritas, "you might think the senator wa* only indulging in anme top­ ical cliches. On that page, Fulbright comes out agsinit ‘extreme nationalism’ as one pf the ‘luxuries thst the hum­ an race can nu lunger afford.’ He says it’s better, although Mess intoxicating,’ for people to develop a love for ‘ life and pear*’ instead of for their country and its ideals. But by Ihd time he trachea page 140. we find Fulbrighl inveighing against patriotism even in modsratlon. He says it’s ’ the most powerful single force in the world politics of the 20th Century . . . also the most dangerous’.” Mor* dangerous than com­ munism? Doesn’t Fulbright know that without their en­ during nationalism — or pa­ no In I. ic hut is a basic mathematics’ and economic crisis. It esn slip up so fast thst in just one generation, tha voting balance of power can sabotage our entire system of government. S ELL-A -B R A TI0 N Materialist Fallacy Advsrtlslng Managtr B A J tB IK T T Editor A I'B T IX JUD t WEL L* Ceantr e d it o r B IL L Holmes A lexan d er Now watch how fast the defective* will he outvoting your children and grandchil­ dren: 1064, defectives two, nor­ mal 2; 1080, defective* five, normal two; 2014. defectives 25. normal four: 2030. defec­ tives, 125, normal right; 2064, defectives 625, normal 18. In just one generation, the welfare children will outvote the normal couple's offspring in a ratio of 2*i to t (See 10801. But the welfare grandchil­ dren in the year 2014. will outnumber and thus outvote the normal’s grandchildren by over 6 In I. In 100 years, the ratio is tfaMsit'A August IIRUCt SHANKS, B U ffA LO EVFNING NEWS Advsrilsiaa M snagtr H IL L E N M K W 7 \ Dr. C ran e 's CASE T-448: Recently I wa* invited to address the Virginia Council on Health. One o f the common ques­ tion* arising at such welfare meetings ia: "Will welfarism destroy our 'free enterprise’ system by the voting power nf all those welfar* recipients?” Welfarism is a creeping threat to economic and politi­ cal freedom, due in part to the rapid increasr in the site nf relief families. Remember, too, that there are almost 10,000,000 actual feebleminded people in the L'.S.A, Not all welfare cases ate feebleminded, but most nf the feebleminded are on atate or federal welfare! Just contrast a feeblemind­ ed couple’* tieacendants with the offspring nf a normal American couple. Allow a breeding cycle of 25 years, though feebleminded start reproducing at 15 or 10, without marriage ceremonies. Ami they have big families, hut to he conservative we'll restrict the welfare family to only five children, and allot two youngsters to the normal couple. Thought For Today B io sso t— Roy Crom ley » % Worry Clinic gave the small countries o f the Gen­ eral Assembly the power to initiate over the heads o f the big powers in a veto-paralyzed Security Council. The United States backed the send­ ing o f international troops to the Middle East and the Congo. The Un­ ited States has urged employment o f the vote denial to force compliance to assessments passed by the Gener­ al Assembly. The United Stntcs ap­ plauded the World Court decision that this was a legal power o f that body. Why, Khrushchev undoubtedly wonders, should he pay good Rus­ sian money to support American pol­ icy ? When the alternatives are balanc­ ed. however, the United Nations will have the least to lose— nnd perhaps the most to gain— by refusing to back down before the growls of the Russian bear. In fact, the Russians themselves would have the most to gain by stay­ ing within the U.N. This is not the 1930s. The globe has shrunk nnd the nations on it have become vastly more interdependent since the days when Hitler and Mussolini could suc­ cessfully ignore world opinion. Nor does the U.N. represent wnrld opinion alone; It is the meeting room o f world diplomats. The Soviets are not likely to abandon their opportun­ ities for contact nnd influence with the small nations o f Africa nnd Asia and join their best-loved enemy and rival. Red China, in diplomatic exile. The United Nations has grown mightily in strength nnd wisdom since its founding 19 years ago. With a little faith on the part o f its mem­ bers, it will withstand this latest challenge. Remember that my life is a breath; my eye will never again see good.— Job 7:7. t r.i - ib is 14 9 9 T C 4 -7 A — A Beautiful 1963 Rag. 84.99 33 4 4 Air conditioned Thunderbird. Only 14,804 mile*. 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TAURUS (April SO to May 10) Morning meeting* with aiaoelatea are beat ainco argument* can be ardded later. Take time to rait, hut bo aura you get agreement! ilgned on time. Pacify op­ ponent* by doing what la right. GEMINI (May 31 to June 21) If you labor enthuilaatlcally during th* morning and early afternoon, you can taka off and get health treat­ ment*. Improve appearance. Co-worker* ar* eery cocporatire in AM. MOON CHILDREN (June 23 to July 21) You ara at your beat In th* tnorninr, whether for huiineii or peraonel actlrltle*. Take care later that you do not inreat unwiicly. Be cherming with everyone at ail time*. LEO (July 32 to Auguat 21) Any fundamental affaire ahould be handled efficiently in AM, alnc* evening ia apt to bo eomewbat riaky. Get family affair* on firm foun­ dation. Insure far greater •*• curlty fo r th* future. VIRGO (Auguat 32 to Sep­ tember 22) Being eery eonalderate of thoee with whom you m id * will bring you more affection, hacking. Re more thoughtful of good friend*, too. Aetlcna apeak louder than word*. LIBRA (September 23 to October 22) Getting regular work out early ieavea you tlm* for miking property re­ pair*, filin g budget. Don't be extravagant In any way. You may regret It In th* fu­ ture othirwlae. ; SCORPIO (Oetoner" 23 to November 81) Time apent getting appearance Improved in AM ran make you far more popular now. Recrea­ tion and actlvltlea o f cultural nature (or some time to come ■hould lie wiiely planned, too. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) Thinking out nil the angtee o f any problem you have during morning givea you a chance to act poiitlvely later. Uae Ingon"it -. Stop wlihful think­ ing— ACT. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 80) Coming to agreement* with good frlenda In AM la beat, otherwlao there could be argument latar In tha Hay. Ba gentle. A few clever angle* apeed thing* up. AOUARIUS (January 31 to February IB) If you gat out early In tha morning, a biff-wig will give aupport you need. Then quickly make proper inveilmenla, ate. Have a delightful time with gcod friend* in I’ M. PISCES (Febrauary 20 to March 30) AM la brat time for getting new aet o f condi­ tion* about you. Thla leava* time fo r raat tonight Correapond, m a k a nrceiaary long-dlitanc* phone cilia, etc. IF YOUR CHILD IS HORN TODAY, he or *he will be ona o f thoaa wli* percent who will f i n t etudy any subject or problem' thoroughly before paaalng Judgment or making any decision. Thla Intanaa na­ ture ahould he catered to inatead o f trying to make him or her adhere to tha norm. A great auccraa la then peaalble in lift — a wonderful mind hero! **Th# Star* Impel, they do ■ot compel." What you make of your Ilf# la largely up to YOU! Carroll Rlghtcr'* individual roieeaat fo r your aign for S ept la now ready. 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I Already owo youl" BUGS BUNNY f 9 �T VSf f n f n l 'Aur. 18, 1984— Par* 8-A fm ll School Starts In August This Year T O U C H T O N ; Seminole County atudenta •will begin school the earlleit ' they hive in their lifetime this year—Aug. 11. But tbey'Q get a alight re'•Oita hardly before they get ■ accustomed to the seating ar­ rangements In classrooms. The first holiday will be days off for Thanksgiving. A couple of weeks or so la­ ter they'll again have a holi. day—now called "Winter Va­ cation" since the term "Christmas" has been tech­ nically ruled out of the school system vocabulary by the Su­ preme Court Sept. 7, Labor Day. Then it's back to the books until Oct. 23 when the teach­ ers hold forth In classrooms for a Conference Day with parents. About a month later, Nor. 28 and 27 to be exact, stu­ dents will get a few more 7 0 Teachers To Be On Job Between 70 and 73 teachers will be working in Seminole County schools for the first time this fall and they'll be briefed at an orientation later this month. The teachers will convene, probably at the Pinecrest School for the session on Aug. 17. Their actual school year starts the following day as they prepare for the arrival of students. County education officials report that IIS positions will be filled this year in the school system; Including ad­ ministrative and clerical staff members. This relatively small group of educators and aides will be the guiding hand for a record number of students. Walter A. Teague, adminis­ trative assistant to Schools Supt. R. T. Ullwee, estimates this year's school population will be 13,400. This compares with 14,487 students at the Transportation Major Hem In School Budget Transportation of atudenta to eebools in th* county is con­ siders d one of the major itema in the fiscal budget. Eight new buses have been purchased f o r this yaar, bringing th* total lo I I In operation. This compares with M last year. yaar the buses logged I,OH milM a day and tt is ex­ pected this will be Increased this year to about 3,130 znlica dally. And thay’ll transport I,too etudente each day at the school yaar. Setting up a timetable for euefa a fleet la • herculean teak performed by WaUar A. Teague, administrative assist­ ant te Schools Supt. JL T. Milwee, and Herbert Muse, trans­ portation manager. They perform the task bear­ ing in mind at all times that for every mile a hue travels It costa between a and M cents o f taxpayers' money. They try to avoid having the bus run empty, a costly itam end ana wblab has na valua to the aabool system. T o do this, drivers are ehoeea, to a great extent, on whom they live. Buses in snany instances are parking - at or w a r Urn driver's kome eo that the mileage will be a useful item rather than weal­ ed. Teague eaid greet stress is placed an the driver's resi­ dence and priority is given to these personi. As Is typical throughout the atate, about ao per cent of the bus d riven in the county are women. Many o f tham are housewivei who ean find the time necessary to make the morning and afternoon runa and who are dependable. The fleet of buees is cared tor in shops manned by school department crews. The shops >are located to the rear of the Junior High School and this poses another problem for county educators. . The shop |a an antiquated one capable of hsadllng IS vehicles. Since all repairs of ell types are handled in the shop, school officials indicate more adequate facilities are needed and plane are in the embryo stage for this. schools. A crew o f at least 20 men under the supervision of Stanley Lsrgent, maintenance superintendent, are at work throughout the school system. Largent has his man dis­ persed to all achools, making repairs where necessary, re­ painting araae that need it, floors are being cleaned and varnished, or seiled. In eddltion, workers are re­ modeling the Junior High School lunchroom into an In­ dustrial arts shop. They're al­ so completing work on a dressing room at Lyman School. The maintenance crew la expanded d u r i n g summer months but Largest baa about nine man on a year-round basis keeping ahead of the In­ evitable damages, deteriora­ tion and depreciation of tba school properties. Thaae projects are all cur­ rent one* but Largent'a office Is not limited to present need for repairs. School officials have laid out future work for bia staff — work which will help prepare for n huge in­ crease in school population the succeeding year. Five new classrooms are planned for South Seminole and Alternant* gprlnps Ele­ mentary School; general and agricultural shopa are being planned for Croom* High School, and an agricultural shop is in the works for geminola High School P R E S C R IP T IO N d ose o f the previous school year. This Increase will be taken in stride by school officials and Is declared relatively rou­ tine by Teague. But next year, ha adds, "the bubble will burst" and the school system must begin Immediate plans for a huge Influx of students. He and other educators have foreseen this develop­ ment during recent years sod have m ide exhaustive plans to cope with it, now that the era la so near at hand. Aa In the past, Seminole County schools will be able to handle the Increase. It always has and can be expected to When the lordly senior continue the basic policy of caring for today'a students leaves high school and begins his college year, he finds that while looking to tha future. his whole academic life has changed. Courses have unfamiliar names, professors lecture him from their notes with a decep­ Returning a luggage-laden tively casual air, expecting student to hll favorite campus him to get the Information all eaa bow be accomplished at a down, digest it and "return" single stroke by giving him or It at exam time. Then he dis­ her a car rental certificate. covers with a sigh o f relief With thii handy ear rental that the colie g« library, except certificate daughter or Mm for being larger, possibly with can now (>ack all the cloth- a larger staff, has changed ing personal effects in a late- little. It la still "old reliable." modal ear or station wagon The library’* main service and make the trip most com­ to the high school is of course fortably and at reasonable lupplying reference books to cost. Hertz car-rental certifi­ supplement course - lectures, cate* can be purchased at any to provide background mater­ o f tha company's branches a- ials, and for sheer enjoyment; cross the U. S. and foreign to search for tilings that count countries. This certificate can —and help the student keep his solve a whole year'a tranapor- marks high. ation problem. It is also a retreat where College-bound atudenta also one ean read or just rest or benefit from Hertz's "Rent-lt- perhaps chat quietly with hit here. . . Liavedt-Tliere" ser­ fellows. In thus enriching hla vice, where the car may be life, the library sustains and dropped off at the nearest nourishes the student in his campus office. 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H A IR D R Y E R , 1 A P I RECORDER' fttm e l. button oparo lon. X C 4-48A . Economy — Economy GENERAL ELECTRIC CONCERN zASSs, ALARM CLOCK ■ I I " IL « P R IM A R Y d esk C a r Rental A Solution • OUR D RU G S M M College Strange To Newcomer Something New For Students There'll be something new for youths returning to three schools in Seminole County this early fall—actually Aug. 11. Construction work is being done at the three and all pro­ jects are expected to be com ­ pleted in ample time for school opening. A new band and vocal room arrangement Is being prepar­ ed at Croomi High School; three naw classrooms and a library are being constructed at L ike Mary Elementary School; and two naw class­ rooms are being built at Ovie­ do Elementary Scbol. But summertime activities are not restricted to thee* “THE The "Winter Vacation" will start at the close of jehool Dec. 18 and classes will resume Jan. 4 In all schools. Another Conference Day uill be held for teachers and parents on Jan. 29 with the children geting the day off. On March II and 19 faculty member* and other educator* will attend the Florida Educa­ tion and Florida State Teach­ ers Association m e e t i n g s while the students get still another rest period. The "Spring Vacation" will be from April 16 through April 19; another Conference Day will be held on April 30. Schools close for atudents on June 4 since by then they will have completed the al­ lotted 180 daya of schooling. But teachers will remain on the Job until June 10 when the school year officially comes to a clast. R EX A LL I Prices subject! 1 9 �fi T ttfjr VanTarB WfraHS Pflffe 4-X—Au*. 13, 1964 School For Adults To Open Sept. 8 j sft The evening Adult High School which meet, at Semin* ol# High School, Sanford, will open at 7 p. ni., September 8, 1064. An organisational meeting will be held at that time to determine whet claisei will be offered. Preient plane rail for couraee in English I, II A III, U. S. History, Civics, General Mathematics, Algebra I A II,. and General Science. Addi­ tional rourses will be offered if there are as many as 18 persons interested in each course. The Instructors will be Har­ old Heckenbach, principal of Pfnecrest School; Archie Can­ non of the Seminole High fac­ ulty; and Halph Urewer of the Lyman High faculty. The enrollment fee is ('.'00 Laundry Laundry isn’ t strctly a woman'a job. Ask the Army, Navy, Marines. Since males take to mschlnery and preci­ sion-products, why not to a washer and dryer? Male pat­ ronage at self-service laun­ dries Is enormous. Look around next time you visit your eoln-lsundry center. Tske a hint, back-to-schoolers—give Mom a hand I A jewelry gift is especially welcome because it's a con­ stant reminder of your love and affection as well a* being a practical helper during his school and years afterwards. The Jowbsry Industry Coun cil recommends these teenage favorites. A dependable watch la necessary. Another gift is a fine pen ami pencil act. A portable typewriter to help him incrcate marks. And for the very important business of being well dressed, some personal jewelry of his or her liking. Whatever you choose, a jewelry gift Is a memorable gift for school folks and one that will remind them of home and your affec lion. Ita Strickland-M orrison, Inc. Your Friendly Ford Denier Sanford W. Dark 641-8916 Savings On Easy Terms FROM A W O ni.D OF FINE FURNITURE M A TH ER of Sanford Bed Room Suites • • • • Hookrsse Bed Doubt* Dresser and Mirror Roomy Chest Mattress and Matching Ho* Springs by Southern Croaa la Rea Fosas Grey or Danish Walnut *158 EASY TERMS - OPEN FRI. N1TES M ATH ER BUY THIS BIKE IN THE BO X W E SAVE AND SO DO YO U ! Be P ractical like new, too. Only 18,000 miles. A beautiful off-white. Great 'I Jew elry C a n 4 dr. Automatic, Radio and Heater. F-conamlcal 322*1461 i) and books are Bold to iludenls at cost. All instructora hold Florida teaching certlfiratea covering the suhjecta they tearh. These rourses can be taken for rredit trading to an Adult High School Diploma or at a re­ fresher. Credits transferred In from any accredited high echool will be accepted. M C4-24A— H ere’s a 1963 Chev. !: IN-THE BOX of Sanford SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. l« t ST. 322-0983 LOWEST PRICE EVER ON BOYS OR GIRLS 26” STAR JET No Money ★ DOWN IT'S YOURS ★ $1.25 Wk. ON (>UARD — Vietnamese Premier Gen. Ngu­ yen Khnnh looks for signs o f action at the de­ marcation line between North and South Viet Nam. He was milking an inspection o f the northern defenses. (N E A Iladio-Tclcphoto) ★ Precision construction with chronic hgndlebars, crank hanger. Rugged tubular sice4 fram e built to toke plenty of punishment. Famous G ood year bicycle tires and safety-designed Bendlx coaster brakes. Get Goodyear Tires with Uneducated Today, Unemployed Later ATLANTA, (ia —"The uneducated of lodsy are the un­ employed of tomorrow," Re­ gional Director Henry A. Hueltner o f the U. 8. Labor Department’s Wage and Hour and Public Contracts Divi­ sions pointed out in remind­ ing employers o f the childlabor standards provided In tba Fair J-abur Htnndnrdi Act, •These standards are not intrnded to keep young people from working," be said, "but are designed to give them un np|>ortunity to get an educa­ tion in this ago of automa­ tion. The man who has left high school before graduation will earn nn average of $60,* 000 Irsa during Ills working lifetime til nil the high school graduate.” Hurttner urged employers to encourage boys and girls with summer jobs to go buck to school to equip themselves for a useful and satisfying life. I'nit-titne employment outside school hours is per­ mitted under the Art (or 14and iG-year olds in a variety of jobs, such as sales, office, or clerical work. Minora 10 and over may be employed in any ncrupntton other than those found and declared liaiardous by the Secretary of Iarbor. An 18. year age minimum applies to hazardous occupations such as driver nr driver's helper nn a motor vehirle, elevator oper­ ator, logger nr sawrnillrr, operator of rertain powerdriven machinery and some excavation work. Huetlner said that employera can protect themselves against unintentional viola­ tions o f the child-labor pro­ visions by obtaining and keeping on file an age cer­ tificate for each minor em­ ployed, showing him to lie tlir legal age for the occupation In which be ia working. l * * s T h e e x c lu s iv e e x t r a -m ile a g e r u b b e r m a k e s G o o d y e a r T i r e s u p to 2 5 % m o r e d u r a b le l The Fair Labor SUndurds Act applies to employment in interstate commerce or in the production of gomls for com­ merce and in certain large en­ terprises engaging In or pro­ ducing goods for such com­ merce. Additional i n f o r m ulion about Ilia Art's rhild-lutior provisions may lie obtained from thr ripurcet office of the U. S. Iji Imit Department's Wage uiid Ilnur and Public Contracts Divisions, located at 1'UI t'arlaiiui lluilding, K.T.IU N. K. 7tb Avenue, North Mi­ ami, Florida, Rufus l - .Stokes, Supervisor. State labor and school officials will provide information about the state child-labor laws. Hueltner said that the higher standards should he observed If federal uiid stale laws differ. (ilHH) ADVICE Always wear glasses when driving if you need th«m. Be sure that your car mirror or mirror* give you as full rear view vision *» possible If the mirrors arc inadequate for tilts purpose, replace them. FOOD HEM'S The youngster who loaves for school carh day after hav­ ing raten a nourishing break­ fast stands a better chance of becoming a good student than the one of skips or skimps on tills meal. •NO MONEY DOWN I • INSTANT CREDIT! TUFSYN RU BBER the toughest longest-mileage rubber e w used w Goodyear tires. for holders of charge plate* and national credit card* 3-T NYLON CORD triple-tempered lor greater strength, bruise aod heat resistance. •FR EE MOUNTING! NATION-WIDE “NO LIMIT” GUARANTEE Me limit on month* — Mo limit or m ile*-M o limit as to roods — No Umit as to speed — For the entire trie of the tread. Ail New Goodyear Auto Tires Are Guaranteed against detects to workmanship and materials and normal road hazards, ascept repairable punctures. If A Goodyear^Tlre Fails Under Thi* Guarantee any of . t'?*n, 50*000 Gccdvear ft?*';.*; in United **** t-anaaa will make allowance on new tire Uead depth remaining and current P a y as little as ^ s s weekly for a Full Set o G O O D YEA R 555 W . FIRST ST.. SANFORD / EASY TERMS S ER V IC E S T O R ES 8 - 6 DAILY, 8 - 9 FRIDAY PHONE 322-2821 �FRANCIS R0UM 1LLAT Port Authority JOHN KRIDER Waterways C. VERNON MIZE Long Range Planning MACK CLEVELAN D JR. Armed Forces Committee HOUS1IOLDER C. 0£ C. President GEORGE TOUHY W aterfront Development BYRON KIM BALL Long Range Planning SCOTT BURNS Industrial Committee BRACK PERKINS Snnford Merchants Assm City Gets Fund Requests From Two C. O f Cs. C lO C Nineteen year* ago today Japan surrendered to the Allit’* and World War II ended. It's a happy thought to recall the day hostilities ceased. But there’s still that remembrance of the thousands of American men who had made the *upreme sacrifice. • • • Sylvia Williams, Seminole Jligh’a head majorette, wants tis to remind SHS girls that majoretta practice starts at 0 a. m. Monday at the school. She also has invited any girls who hove had experience in twirling to try out for posi­ tions on the " A ” and "B ” Corps of the "Twirling ScmInolei.” • • • • I Kiwania Annual Kids Day this year la going to be somethig different— something big and exciting. Larry Liberatore, former University of Florida Gator quarterback, now with the Orlando Bron­ cos, will be here. In addition ther< will be a magician, a hill-billy band, and some up­ coming predictions and runthroughs by a local football coach. Thu big event will be held at Municipal Stadium, next Thursday at 7:30 p. m. • • • Lady Luck has smiled on the Kiwania Club and they have been able to get clear­ ance for a guided tour through Cape Kennedy. The trip has been set, tentatively for Sept. 2, when the local club will be received at the Cape, loaded on an air-condi­ tioned bus, with an official guide and given the grand tour, right up to the launch­ ing pad. • e • Mrs. Beverly Adams of Sanford became quite dis­ turbed by the news Wednes­ day that the l>ody o f a Cali­ fornia youngster found frozen in a box car of honey dew melon* In Miami » s i to b* buried In potter* field. The boy’a parent* were unable ot bear the expense of shipping his body back to California. Mrs. Adams nude several long distance ealla Wednesdey morning to aee If eomething could be done to aend the body home. A couple of hours after her rail to the Miami Chamber of Commerce, Unit­ ed Press International carried the story that South Florida groups had arranged to fly the body back to California. ‘ i don’t know if my call hard anything to do with It or not," said Mrs. Adams when The Herald notified her after aha had earlier phutu-d the newspaper. Hut she added, " I f eomething hadn’t been done I waa going to phone the Governor.” Herald Index Abby - ....... ber, assembling an impressive delegation of committee chair­ men was led by President K a r l y l e Houshnlder. The group requested an additional appropriation of $5,000 over the allotted $10,000 already budgeted. No money had been budget­ ed for the Sanford Chamber, but they also put in a request for $5,000. The Seminole County Cham­ ber presented the chairmen of each committee who outlined Seminole County * * * the activities o f their group over the past year and their plans for th* future. Primary item which spark­ ed the request for additional funds is » huge t'J foot by 10 foot highway1 billboard to be installed at ten locations on major highways all over Flor­ ida. The billboard advertise* "Sanford, on the St. John's lUver, the Nile of America." Commissioners, openly im­ pressed with the billboard sign, which they declared "beautiful” . . . ’’ impressive" unanimously expressed them­ selves in favor of the added appropriation, " if we can find the money.” Appearing for (he Seminole Chamber to outline past progtes* and future plans were Sen. Muck N. Cleveland Jr., chairman of the Armed Forces Committee, who emphasized th* Importance of the Navel Air Station, with its expan­ sion and Improvements and it’s impact on the economy of the aree; Brack Perkini, Chairman of the Sanford Merchant's Association division of the Chamber, who said that for the first time, the group has full membership of alt mer­ chants and needs all the help it can get; Scott Burn*, rhalrman of the Industrial Committee, who outlined the spectacular diver­ sification of e ill p l o y nient * on the St. Johns River * * * * “ The Nile of America” S in ' # a n fo r ii S tr n tlii Zip Code 32771 A W EATH ER: Partly cloudy with scattered afternoon showers through Saturday; high today around Oft; low tonight nenr 70. • The Sanford Lions have changed their Tuesday noon meeting place to the Lake Monroe Inn, President How­ ard Hood has announced. • By Dottle Austin City Editor Sinford City Commission­ ers, expecting to wind up bud­ get hearings Thursday night bad to postpone finalizing, when a scheduled appearance o f members of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce with a request for funds, was followed by an unscheduled request from the Snnford C h a m b e r , also requesting funds. The Seminole County Cham­ r»K Bridge . . . . . —. . . . . . . Pag1 Classified ........... Page 1< Comica ........ ........ Page 2A Editorial ------------ !'■*« Funerals . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pag' Iloroseop* .......... Pag* 2A Society .......- ............. Pag Sports .....—------Page TV Program* --------- Pag We th* Women . . . . — Pag VOL. 5G United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, AUGUST U , 19G1 SANFORD, FLORIDA Outlook Brightens Conservation cal project to see whether It in generates enough public in­ terest to bscome an annual Seminole County with the ex­ avent. Should this develop, it pect* floh it will become an was pointed out, the special annual avent, it mushroom­ week would be shifted to oth­ ing into what officials say er cities in th* state each could be th* biggest project year. of its kind in this county. Conducting the meeting yes­ Representatives from a va­ terday was A. B. (Tommy) riety of State and county Peterson, president of the agenclci *• well a* city o f­ Sanford Chamber, and James ficiate met Thursday noon at T. Talmsdge, Chamber man­ Jim Spencer'* Restaurant to ager. W. A- (Jske) Adams map plan* for tha week sched­ is coordinator of the week. uled for Sanford from Oct. 20 to Oct. 31. Heeding the local effort is the Sanford Chamber o f Com­ merce. Official* conferred with leaders of state groups and planned a full schedule of exhibits, demonstrations and “ static displays.” Th* demonstration* will in> WASHINGTON (U P I)-T h e dude such field* a* tugging American Medics! Association fish, fir* fighting, tree plant. (AMA) told Congress today Ing, field trips for Audubon that It Is ethical for a doctor Society members and others to own a pharmacy as long as Interested in this endeavor, ho docs n«l exploit his panursery displays, movies, art ticnti. exhibits and many more, officlala said. J. H. Sayaa of Tallnhassee, BEVERLY HILLS, Csllf. manager of the Reel cation (U P l)—Broadway songwriter Department of the Florid* De­ Alan Jay Ijrrnrr and his velopment Commission, re­ "Fair Lady," Mirheline, were ported h* has received assur­ making iwret music again to­ ances from many atate groups day following their reconcil­ that they will participate. iation. He listed some o f these as the Board o f Conservation, NICOSA. Cyprus (UP1| State Forestry Service, Game and Fresh Water Fish Com­ The United Nation* ha* won mission, State Department of a promise of no more fighting Agriculture, Florida State in the Kokkina area but said Museum. Southwest Florida today it has not been able to Water Management Commis­ gain rnnlrol in the tense cap. sion. th* State Audubon So­ ital of Nicosia, •‘ F l o r i d a Week," a pilot program ’ JIS L L V A ... on fhr St Johm Rivor Hite o f I -- -■ |c 3 AM A Approves Sweet Music UN Gets Pledge ciety and Florida Sportsmen's Association. Many other groups, such as th* W’ornen’s Club end Garden Club affiliates, have also ex­ pressed interest In the pregram, it was pointed out. The decision was mads to allot each phasa of tha com­ plex conservation program a definite tchedule. These will Include physical demonstra­ tions utilizing th* lakefront. th* Lake Manro* Industrial Park, the Civic Center and Its grounds. Gov. Farris Bryant haa pro­ claimed the Oct. 20-31 period as "Florida Conservation Week” and atata official* will , watch th* auccaas of the lo­ Birchers Aloof MANITOU SPRINGS, Colo. (U P l)—Robert Wtech, founder of the John Birch Society, laid Thursday night his organitatinn would take no of­ ficial part in partisan politics during the 1364 election campalgn. $63,000 Robbery NEW YORK (U P l) — Four neatly dressed armed men driving a white automobile forced an American Airlines cashier, John Young, to open a safe at Kennedy Interna­ tional Airport this morning and made off with $63,000 in cash and $20,000 in checks, police reported. 20 MILES AHEAD ON T Feasibility Study On Seminole Tax Raise Coming Area College Asked By Julian Slrnslroni Associal* Editor The initiul step toward ob­ taining a community college for th* Centrel Florida area we* taken Thursday afternoon when the Seminole County Board of Fubllc Instruction voted to request the Slate Department o f Education to make a feasibility study. If the study is favorable it rould provide the basis upon which Seminole County’ s leg­ islative delegation rould ask for an enabling art during lint 11)06 session o f the Legisla­ ture. It. T. Milwer, superintend­ ent o f schools, told the board that if a junior college were to be established the county's portion o f the cost of financ­ ing the school would be ap­ proximately $20,000, or five percent of Seminole minimum foundation fund*. Th* board also approved a coni 1act with thr State Board of Health for the Seminole County Health Department to service the system's schools, Inspected new additions to the Ijibe Mary and Oviedo schools so teachers could oc­ cupy them during the presi load planning period, open­ ed bids for a tractor w-lth mower and loader attach­ ments, and pun based a print­ ing pints fin Sanford Junior High. Th* hoard awarded a hid In Snnford Linoleum for tile al the Oviedo High gymnasium, another bid was awarded for ceramic tile at Lyman High’* gym, heard a report that a fence at Altamonte Springs Elementary was under rons l r u r l i i i n , nnd okayed a change order providing for vent* and vert fans in an ad­ dition to Ctooms High, Suspect Sought City, c scanty and state police arc searching for a man who tried to force a Lake Mary woman, Barbara Miller, to drive him to Jacksonville late yeaterday afternoon, t h e n changed his mind and left her and the car at Highway 40 and Interstate 4. feasibility study will be un­ derway in the next fit days, and proposed legislation for establishing the Port of San­ ford is now in Its final stages. Clifford MeKihbin, chair­ man of the promotions com­ mittee, presented the proposed billboard, which will be art on locations stretching from north of Jacksonville to south of Orlando, visible for more than half a mile and Scotch-lighted at night. Also presented waa the front auto tag which hud to be re-ordered twiee this year to keep up with the de­ mand. Maps, brochures and mailing piccea were also dis­ played. Tho request for additional funds of $5,000 would be used muinly to pny for tho rental of tho billboards, which cost $35 each per month. John Krider, chairman of tlio Waterway* Committee told tlio Commission that the September 1 meeting o f hia group would probably finalize the "parkega deal” presents, tion to be mada to legislators, and start the St. John'i-ln* di.vn River Canal within threa years. Other persons present to urge appropriation of tha money- and commend the work of the Seminole County Cham, her were Jark Bolt, represent, mg Chase and Company; Lor. mg Burgess, representing tha Florida Stale Bank; DeWItt Matthews, for th* Hanford Atlantic N a t i o n a l Iinnkj Douglas Stcnstrom, a member of the Chamber'* executlva committee. "Tliean Chamber lendora ami the committee working under them represent a mil. lion dollars worth of talent devoting their time free for the City of Sanford and Seminolo County," Krider told commissioner*. NO. 256 CLIFFORD McKibbin, chnlrnmn o f the Sentinolo Clm tuber'a Pro­ motion Committee, dis­ play it one o f the bill, boards which will Ik* p l a c e d at strategic p o i n t a on biubwaya leading to Sanford and Seminole County. Tlio Chamber hna ordoi< ! ID o f the 12-foot bv *1L foot "bulletins" for the promotional campaign, stressing the "N ile o f America" theme. (Herald Photo) Conservation W eek which has taken place in Sem­ inole County in th* past five years, and the 25 manufactur­ ing plan* now operating in the area. George Touhy, chairman of tho waterfront development committee, emphasized t h * necessity to create "a new Image" of Snnford, with th* development of the water­ front, which h« termed "one of the most important steps in Ih* redevelopment of San­ ford that has ever been pro­ posed.” Byron Kimball, co-chairman of the Long llunge Planning Committee with Judge C. Ver­ non Mize, told the commission that the rnmniittre is working hard to obtain legislation to authorize a itnte-supported junior college for Seminole County. Frunrla E. Iloumillat Jr., chairman of the Port Author­ ity, said that an engineering Will taxr» ! m- increased for S« minute County residents during the i!Wt 65 fiscal year? Yes. Despite the fact that the Hoard of County Commis­ sioner* held tin- lino at 0 mills, taxes will m more during the coming year, This was Hie wnrd Imra Mary Earle Walker, county tax assessor, w!m loday reminded properly owners (hat the coun­ ty school system's millagc was Inrrrased from * -5 to 9.32, While the I U7 niillage hike affects all taxpayers in the county, actual total increases depend upon wtvere a property owner resides Mrs. Walker said that tax­ payers living in (he Lake Mary fire control district will be assessed at Hie rate of 13.47 mill* which Included .15 mills applied only to this area. Residents in the flood con­ trol district will lie assessed at a 16 07 millagc rate. This in­ cludes .73 of a mill for flood control. Can't Finance 2 CCs, City Says Sanford City Commissioners, besieged at budget hear­ ing Thursday night by re­ quests from tlic Seminole Chamber of Commerce and the Sanford Chamber, ex­ pressed themselves as being unhappy with (lie idea of hav. ing two chambcri paralleling each other, and urged that the two "get together and coordinate their effort!." "I think their efforts could be coordinated somehow. Wo don’t need two Chambers," said Mayor A. L. Wilson. " I would like to sec the two chambers work together, one a division of the other,” said Commissioner J. II. Crapps. raise for city employes, after hearing the request* from th* two chambers, commissioner* turned back to begin squeez­ ing the budget a little lighter and Instructed Cily Manager W. E. Knowles to "work it over again." Knowles said till computer was "red-hot and imoking." Commsisioners’ early hope* of somehow finding money t* a little raise for thcmsclvca went glimmering, also, Final budget hearing will b* held on Aug. 24. "You can quote me as saying,” Commissioner Crapp* told a Herald reporter with « grin, "w* ain’t gonna raise no taxes!" Saislord C. Of C. Asks $5,000 Members of the Sanford Chamber of Commerce, led by former msyor, Tom McDon­ ald, making an unscheduled appearance at Sanford City Commission Thursday, asked for an appropriation nl $5.ono to he set aside for their need*. The group proposed that that amount lie earmarked, but left In the rily'a treasury, so that they could prcsenl pro­ ject* which t h e y dremrd worthy for Die commissioners approval. Two projects which thr group said it has coming up are a Conservation Week In he held hrre Oct, 26-31, with dozens of displays set up in Uic Industrial Bark ami in the Civic Center. They expect to attract "loo,non persons In Hie ares In view the dis­ plays," McDonald said. The second project is a Sanford display from Jan. 10 to Fch. 10, 11)05, at the Florida Showcase in Rockefeller Cen­ ter in New York. McDonald said that the showcase has been reserved fur Sanford at that time. Commissioners J. II. Crapps and Joe Baker told the San* ford Chamber that t h e y thought tiie ideas were good and they would try to help underwrite them it possible, but not to the tune o( $5,000. TOM MCDONALD For An All 'Round / Good Time . . . . Meet For A Drink Al The FRIENDLY GARIIIE ' 1 OPEN TILL 2 A. M. Mon. (Itru Sul. Dunelng “ On The House" Every Friday Night / ^ 0 Heli-cl ynur favorite tune* f on our Juk# hna free! * Board Notified The .Seminole County School Board reccivtd a letter last week from th* Knox Develop­ ment C01 p. stating that the firm is palnnlng to construct some 250 homes in an area near the interaction of 1-4 and Sit 436. Th* homes, the communica­ tion declared, will be in the $36,000 to $76,000 bracket KEY WEST <UI*1) — The The buard was asked to keep "king of the Keys," Heroic C. the proposal in mind when it Papy, was buried two blocks makes its survty for future needs during November. from hi* home Thursday. Papy Rurice! "These two groups are both doing good work, but they are paralleling each other. All of their projects are good, and they hive worked hard on them, but tho City of Sanford simply canol support two chambers," said Commission, er Earl Higginbotham. “ All the money has to come from the same place, and we just don’t have it," lie added. "I don’t *ce how wc can ap­ propriate a separate fund lor the Sanford Chamber, but perhaps we can help them along a tittle with their mure worthy projects," said Commilsioner Joe Baker. Trying to find funds for an aertui-the-board cost-of-living VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD Sell-A-Brate With, Sanford's Merchants—Today, Tomorrow � 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, 1964 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 13, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 13, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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SEPTEMBER «, 1MI AdMlaaleaa Rebecca Mathew*, D a l e Young, Maude II. Miller, hue. ala Campbell, Leroy Kichardeon , Alberth* Klncr, Fred Harria, Benny Mulllne Jr., Beal* M. Knight, all of San­ ford; William Johneon Jr., Largo; Curtia Whittmore, Longwcod; Joan Baker, lake Monroe; Joen Bigelow, North Orlando. Blrtho Mr. and Mr*. W a l t e r Wright of Banfoid, * girl. DUcherge* Hannah Tray**, R o b t r t O'Neil, Beatrice Young, Ne­ vada Pitta, Janla Either, Wal­ lace Little, all of Sanford; William M. Weat, Gertrud* Kimraerer, DeBery; M a r garet Llngerfelt, Longwood; Bay Evarbart, Orlando; San­ dra Burk, Lake Mom.*; Evalyn Gilmore, New Smyrna Beach. SEPTEMBER T, 1MI A dmleeIona Sybil P* Wooten, Dorothy Tonklnaon, Carolyn Wlgglne, Edward Willlameon, Gregg Buttln, Klleha Vlckere, Jean Harden, Jaaon Wynn, Abner Jackaon, Margaret O, Byera, all of Sanford; Leo Wafa Lunt, New Smyrna; Prank Smith, Apopka, David J. Kunkell, Lillian Carlton, DaBary, Birth* Mr. aad Mr*. 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AUGUSTINE (U P I ) Monstrous D o r a smashed through this historic coastal VOL. city today and inland across north Florida, dealing the Tha meeting o f citjr eom* -~ r area its worst hurricane blow mlsaioner* with marina engi­ of the century. neer* he* been postponed un. Thera were no immediate til Tuesday at 8 p. m. City reports of casualties b u t Manager Pete Knowles said thousands were homeless In this morning. Dora's wake as the storm • • • crunched through north Flor­ The regularly scheduled ida's Plney Woods toward the city commission meeting will northwest Florida panhandle, be held Monday at 8 p. m., Dora left behind amashed with several public hearings f 1a h 1n g piers, crumbling scheduled. beachfront restaurants and • • • dwellings and chewed-up bea­ Juvenile Council meets at ches between St. Augustine 8 p. m. today at ths Court­ and Jacksonville beach and house. northward to South Carolina. e • • Two amusement park ferris Police o f Sanford report wheels were twisted by the everyone behaved themaalvea storm and power was out in during the etornu There were many coastal areas. There were siso reports of no reports o f any vandalism or other trouble making, and looting in both St. Augustine only a couple o( minor fend- and Jtckionville and National Guardsmen were posted st ericrspplng. • e • Brunswick, Ga., where store A ll went well at Seminole fronts were blown in. The coastline from St. Au­ Memorial Hospital during the atorm. Power never went o ff gustine north to Brunswick and business went on as us- was a shambles. Cottages and usl with no smtrganclea at­ beach front buildings sat tilt­ ed and buckled on their foun­ tributable to the atorm. • • • dations. Windows of a clothing Telephone company eurvey store at Jacksonville beach team* went out a t daylight were shattered and manne­ this morning to all point* in quins — their wigs blown tthe county to try* to get I way — were pitched Into the comprehensive report on dam­ street. Winds tore their fancy ages caused by Hurricane clothes to rags. The weather bureau warned Dora. of high winds and up to IS in­ • • e Word from the VA1M1, Det. ches of rain during the next 8 Checkmates Wives Club st two days in parts of North p r o s time today says the big Florida, Georgia and possibly fashion show, scheduled lor South Carolina a i Dora - - ita Friday night has been cancell winds down to hurricane force ed due to tne weather and re­ of 7S miles an hour in gusts— west­ scheduled lor October 9th it smashed relentlessly the Ballroom on SNAS. More ward at a alow I m.p.h. Far at aea, another hurri­ on this later. • * • cane, Ethel, pounded to the Roger Harris, president of west along the same track the Seminole High Boosters Dora took. The Tallahassee Weather Club, said this morning that to­ night’s meeting o f the organ Bureau said In a apeclal advi­ iration will be held a* *ehe sory that the center o f Dora duled, 7:10, st the School should pasi close to the Flori­ da capital during the night. Board Building In Sanford. “The Nile o f America” Zip Coda 32711 I WEATHER: Heavy rain diminishing Friday; With today, upper 70*a; low tonight, tower 70*a, 68 United Press leaned Wire Established 1308 THUHS., SEPTEMBER 10, 1964 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 275 I f Julian Rienatrom Asseelate Editor Sustaining winds of hurri­ cane Dora, with gusts up to 82 miles per hour, lashed San­ ford and Seminole County Wednesday. Striking on the fourth anni­ versary o f the visit by well remembered Hurricane Don­ na, Dora's galea left Sanford aoggy but with no casualties nor Injuries. Uprooted trees— one of which crashed Into a home at Ninth and Elm In Sanford — and downed power lines were the most serious damages reported. Power throughout the coun­ ty. area was reporting in ser­ vice but several areas In San­ ford were still without electri­ city at noon today. The greatest danger right now, aaid local authorities, Is Municipal and county a« well aa public utility emergen­ cy crews throughout Seminole County were on a standby bas­ is and maintained services aa well as possible during Dora'a passing. Municipal and eousty au­ thorities are keeping a watch­ ful eye on Dora's slater atorm. Hurricane Ethel. At noon to­ day Ethel waa reported to be moving westward from n po­ sition about 300 miles south of Bermuda. Cleanup Job In City M IGHTY STORM LASHES LA K E M ONROE AGAINST SEAW ALL Trouble Ahead From Rainfall Funeral Rites Set For Fliers parents. The fam ily requests contributions to the Mary Knoll Fathers, M ary Knoll House, 1107 Canal Street, New Orleans 19, La. Both will be interred next week In the Arlington National Cemetery. The accident claimed the lives of two of the Navy's most experienced Vigilante crewmen. Sanford N aval A ir Statioa'a chief meteorologist reported peak winde la the Sanford area were <3 m.p.h. Crews Push Massive Area Pow^r Lines Damage Families, friends and shipnates o f Lt Cdr. John F, {core and Lt. (Jg) Paul 1. laney will pay tribute to the wo Sanford airmen Friday luring separate funeral serices in the srea. The two Naval officer* were Hied Tuesday in the crash ol heir twin-jet A SA Vigilante nto Lake Monroe. Memorial servicci will be icld for Lt. Cdr. Moore at p. m. Friday In the Navy iase chapel. He is survived >y his widow, June, two childen *nd a sister. The fernly requests contributions to he N avy Relief Society Scholirship Fund in lieu of flowrs. Contributions may be nailed to the Reconnaissance Uteifc Wing One Staff, NAS isnford, attention Lt. Isenwrg. A requiem mass for Lt. Haniy will he recited at 11 a. m. n Alt Souls Catholic Church. Survivors include hU wMnw Mary, three children and his from trees which ere Waning at critical angles and could fall If rains continue to soften the earth around root struc­ tures. r - J f t >i gt'i'nt—l WIND TOPPLES WIRES AGAINST BUILDING Scott Burns, manager of the Florida Dower und Light Company reported this morn­ ing that power tinea have nuffrrvd considerable damage all over the county and local crews beef ed up hy out-oftown crews are working on a 24 hour basis to restore power. "H owever, as thrse rains and winds continue, and pres* sum rises from tires and wrt moss, more linrt are coming ■lown alt tha time," Burns added. Ha warnrd alt perinns to stay clear of fallen linei and do not touch them or attempt to move them. Hardest hit areas are the Osteen and Geneva section* o f the rounty, where fulling tree* have pulled down lines. " W * have de-energised all lines that wo know of that are down, but if any more come down we urge that they be reported at once," Burns said. “ A ll main feeder stations have been leitored at the The Svminole County Sher­ preeent, and we are getting to the im allrr linra as quick­ i f f * Department reported to­ ly as we can," Burn* said. day that the home o f James Sheltered Family Loses Home To Fire E Unit, jut* o ff T-v '-t H " - i ltd. near Ontdenrod burned to tha O N LY 20 Days L e ft To R egister For General Election COURTHOUSE CANOPY SUCCUMBS 10 DORA ground Tuesday night, while the family sought subt­ ly in a hurricane shelter. _ T h « family is bcimr eared fo r by friends ami relatives^ Hall had recently rebuilt the house after it burned down in I'J il. The cause of the fira has not yet been determined. A case o f breaking and en­ tering waa reported at the Driftwood Bar on the corner uf lieardall Ave. and 23th St., during the night, when wouldbe thieve* forced open a door and attempted to open a aafa without success. It is being inveftigated. Sheriff J. I . Hobby com­ mended the power and tele* phone company for keeping electric power end telephone lines in w o r k i n g order thivugbvut tU storm. Storm Hampers*' Use Of Phones The DoBary area wus repurfe-t hard— ' AMt with tela-m 9 * ‘e •’ d phone outages by At irobst, Southern Bell plant manager, this morning as survey crews began coming in with reports. Tha DeDary exchange of­ fice has been operating on emergency generator power fo r several hour* ami eontinuea without power at pres* time. Rural areas seemed to have sustained heaviest damage, but overall damages wer* judged “ moderate," with no main rabies out. Craws are working around tha clock to restorer telephone service aa quickly aa possible, local manager Robert Shcddon said it &0ou today. Sanford city crews, working bris cleaned up," ha said. round the clock since 7 p. m. Regular garbage pick-up wih Tuesday continued today their be maintained every three massive clean-up operation, as limbs, trees and debris kept days, "but debris and traab on falling Into already littered pick-ups will Just have te wait." streets and yards. Even during the height of He advised home-owners as the storm and all during the they cleaned up yards to pile night, the yellow • slirkered Umba and trash on the park­ crewm en were busy taking ways at the curb line and be esre o f the worst damages, ptient until city refuse crew* often with debris falling all can get to It. •m in d them. "It took us nine day* to flo­ “ We have not suffered any ut up the Job after Hurricane damage* to our men, trucks Donna,*: Knowles reminded. L u g e tree* were reported or equipment, but they have done • magnificent Job. None down on • borne at the comer of the men have even been of Ninth end Myrtle; *t the borne since this started. They Imperial Ga* Station it 11th have snatched a few hours and Park and on a home at sleep at the shop and then re­ Third and Magnolia. turned to the Job o f trying to Knowles also commended the keep roads passable. We have local radio station for co­ had magnificent cooperation operation In relaying mess­ from the Florida Tower and ages lo the public. Light crews, who have helped “ The public has been help­ by dcen ergliln g power lines ful aUo in informing us o( and working with our crews," trees and limbs down and said City Manager W. E. blocked streets," he added. Knowles. As strong winds and rain "T h ere lias not been loo continued today, reports ol much m ajor damage, hut It Is falling storm-weakened trees going to take our crews a cou­ and debris were still coming ple of weeks to get all this de­ in at press Ume. City Firemen Get 5 Alarms During Blow City firemen were summon­ ed five times Wednesday when power lines were either down­ ed by falling objects or short­ ed out due to the weather. The first of the five calls was received at 3:03 p m. when a line wa* down at 207 E. loth St. The next was at 4:37 p in. when a falling trre limb pull­ ed down a wire at 1312 Sum­ merlin Ave, The third alarm was at 3:30 p m. when a power line was arcing on the ground at MIS Grove Dr. Then at 8:43 p.m. they stood by at lllh Street and Mulber­ ry Avenue when another line was down. The final call of the night was al 11:17 p.m. when a wire short • circuited at 18U7 W, 12th St. B U Y 3 SKIHEKL1NG TIR E S A T T H E R E G U LAR P R IC E . . . Get the 4th TIR E F R E E ! GUARANTEED 27 MONTHS Tuhleaa Blackwall Sis* —v 1rtg prlf»-T\o j 4lh trade-in. 3 | Tire ' *Js«e of’ aa 1 Tubcleaa Whitewall f 1rrg pr Ice-no 4th trade-in, 1 Sis. lire Urea p/tax Free 6 4 .4 5 ',r'" 8.00x11 6 5 .8 6 1 7 3 .9 5 T " 7.00*11 6 6 4 6 i r" *! 8.70x13 7.30x14 9 3 .4 6 s :5 i > L i5 r ~ Fraol 7.10x131 M U I Free 8.00x111 W sO O | 7.80x13 I 8.30x141 Q 7 4C •la »W 403 A*. First SI. |Free 7.00x13 *.30*11 | Sanford 10 6 4 6 322-0651 �y h f f t — S e p t 19, 1991 Sanford Scenes As Storm Approaches Death Chins J. E. Mubfti BaraInal* Canty echos!* *tfcora*a boon no aorioua dam­ war* deeod again today but age and wo fool wa'ro In will oyn again Friday for pratty rood ahapo." r«a«Iar claaoM, according u a * * Suyoviatoadaat R. T. Mllwee. ■ud Moufhlon, local inaurHOMO aba retorted that •sca araney awnor, rotnovad a a v a r a I ventilator* wera a alyn In front of hla offices Mown from tho roofa of for Clao but laft It up for hutch roam building* at eev- Dora. Thla morniar it waa aral school* and that aomo hanging by tho proverbial thread In front of kb office Report* of 82-mil* an hour guata are not convincing to Cotton frown, local rsataurant owner. Whit* driving on Banfoid'i lakefront wfnda atmoat tipped ever hi* heavy auto. a a a Jim Pirott'* Scmlonl* High vanity football team haan't had a workout alnco laat Fri­ day. “ But," according to Jim, “neither baa the opposition." Ha waa raferrlag to tho Tit- 1Demonetratloa Chib uavtlla Terrlera who will boat ad tonlght'a eehedulad tha Stminolaa neat Friday Ing until Sept 14. night In tha aeaeon’a opener. • • • Altamonta Spring* Mayor Seminole Recekah Lodge 43 Lawm c* Swafford reported cancelled the diatrirt meeting that electrical aarvica to tha arheduted for tonight at Odd area waa Interrupted three Fellow* Hall In Sanford. Tha timea Wadneaday due to neat regular meeting will be broken power lint*. a e a held at 8 p. m., Sept. 24. • t • Through rain and mud, The Lake Monroe Home alaat and anow, ate., the mall goo* through. Tho laaol poet offle* carrier* can now odd hurricane* to that Hat. Tha fallow* ware out Wadneaday, aa uiual. distributing the mail. a # a Due to tha direction* of the winde, tha eouth shorn of Lake Monro* woe compara tivaly calm U tho shoppy wa­ ter* so tho north there. **Th# lake was rougher than wa’va seen It in many yaora," aaid one obaerver. a a • DESERTED STREET IN SANFORD AS STORM NEARS B. H. Carroll’* furniture store In downtown Hanford loat a plat* glaaa window Fortunately, tha window waa boarded promptly and m homo furnbhiago wore dam •god. a a a A largo oak troo waa up­ rooted and fall across tho twostory homo of Vidal Jonas at Ninth and Blm. Whoa B crashed tha tree's roots took* a ooo-inch gai line. Sanford Gaa Company'* emergency crow — aa aoon aa tho tr could bo rnevad • lightly — Immediately rtpilrad the lina. This waa tha firm’* only emergency call during tha atorn. # a • Aa early chock with tho Horald'a reporter* thla morn­ ing Indicated that Hurrlcana Dora, while Waving Urn usual dabrls from fallen trees plus standing water la tome porta, raaultad only in minor damage and Inconvenience. • a a The DeBary • Enterprise • Oiteon area apparently haa suffered the longest baa of •laetrlclty and talaphona earrise. Some parts of Rater, priao have been without cur Joseph Edward Malawi, 87, S4S Queans M iner Circle, Casselberry, died Tuesday. A native of Boutsdale, Pa* k# rnevad to Casselberry eight years ago fraia Longwood wharf N had livad far tvvan pasta. Be waa a rattrad aaal oporatar aad waa a member c f American Legion Feat tU of Casselberry, o f VFW Poet 10060 o f Casselberry and of St. Mary-Magadlaa CatboUs Church, AltasMat* Ipriaga ■urvtvera an hla wife, Mr*. Berth* Malaaa at Caaaelbarry; a sea, Joseph F. Mulaoa #f Maitland aad twa grandchUdrea. G R A N D O P E N IN G ! L a N t uparior b M mile* long, tea albs wida at Ita widest point and haa a mailmum depth cf 1,933 laot. PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER BUSINESS SIGN LOSES FIGHT WITH DORA Funeral Notice w il c o x . jo ia r M W E S T -Olh ST H E E T LOOKS MOKE L IK E L A K E nikUTY IT 'S LIKE ATREASURE HUNT! HUNDREDS OF ITEM S! SOM E DECORATIVE (COLORFUL PLASTIC FRUITS) SOME UNUSUAL (BEAM BAC ASH THAYS) ... AND ONLY 66<! BACK TO COLLEGE! PERCUSSION SKILLS will bo demonstrated by drummer Mike Bobal, at the USO Benefit Show, Sept. 26 at the Civic Center. The show la being presented by the VAH-1 Tigerettea. Bobal, at­ tached to VAH-1 makes his home in Lake Mary. TAKE THE HONE-TOWN NEWS WITH YOU! By Margaret Coaby Quietly and carefully vari­ ous associations o f North Or­ lando organised to meet what­ ever emergencies might be caused by Hurricane Dora. The Police Department, under the direction of Chief R. E. S t a p h e n e o n methodical­ ly checked each home In the area, occupied or empty, g o see that all waa secure and that no flying object* would cause unnecessary damage. They offered help to those households where there were elderly residents, or where the family waa caught with the husband hospitalised, outof-town or at tea, or J u s t wherever another hand was needed. They continued patrol* n g the area throughout tb* hurricane alert keeping peo­ ple from wandering needless­ ly about the streets and wat­ ching for falling wires. Fire Chief William Hahn cheeked the fire equipment and placed it in readiness to meet any emergencies to be handled by the department as rapidly aa possible. While you're away ot school you can keep up with oil the local news. . . . sports, society, political and whot - hove - you! So b m 2 fo r 6 6 t . . . Sm m 3 fo r M i . . . Sm m 4 fo r 6 6 t ... Sm m § v m 6 lo r 6 6 t ... H «rry la ! Village Cooperation Meets Emergencies Of Hurricane I Manager of the North Orlan­ do Company, Frank Fasula, checked Into the water supply system to see that the auxil­ iary equipment was In order to take over should power lines go down. The North Orlando Super­ market packed in an extra supply of emergency equip­ ment and food supplies and attempted to maintain a stock on its shelvea. Neighbors who had already completed their preparations for the storm went from house to house In the village, and some went into the ranchlands to Inquire U help was needed. It waa a comfort to all resi­ dents to know that an all-out effort wag made to ease what­ ever blow Dora would bestow on North Orlando — especially to tliose folks who had never experienced a buricane be­ fore. The spirits of recent res­ idents were bolstered, too, when itorirs were related ot how well the city withstood tiie wild blasts of Donna ex­ actly four years ago. 88 * 8 a Steal; adjustable a Expands 1t“ to 30" 8 iSrwms a Holds tightly a Extra I V wfdo * OF r Piloa * • *••» • *.' • H 'a l-* . L» »,• a - «. North Orlando Takes Steps To Enforce Garbage Laws DELIVERS THE North SANFORD H E R A LD Orlando Council TO Y O U B Y M A IL! ^ t»p s at began Village immediate Tuesday night’* meeting to enforce local ord­ inance*, bearing up to ItOO DON’T MISS A DAYI fines, aguinst persona who continue to dump garbage and refuse in unauthorised loca­ tion* in the villuge, ranches and Coronado Home* area*. Repeated picas concerning ^ h e garbage problem* have ®ieen issued and sign* have been erected marking proper location* fo r dumping. Coun­ cil warned that enforcement o f the village law* now will be carried out and that local police hmvo been ao instruct- Fill out the coupon below and start The Sanford Herald the first day of school! ad. Councilman Arthur Ferrln reported that accounting for Bill road and bridge fund* roerived prior to June 30, 190.1. Nine Tables Play Bridge # a t t f n r i) f e r n t f t P- 0. BOX US7 ENCLOSE CHECK OR MONEY ORDER OR WE WILL BILL YOU. SANFORD, FLORIDA DciUry Duplicate Bridge Club reported mnv tabiea in nlay for this week’* Tuesday Afternoon meeting in the Firemen’s Recreation llall. Mrs. Ruth Hiatt served aa director. W kr.crs were NS. ftr.it. Mrs. Hiatt ami Marvin l-ing: second, Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Baker; third, Mrs. Edna Reil­ ly and Mr*. Myron Accanll and fourth, Mr*. Ida II. \MI- had been reviewed and ap­ proved by a financial analyst o f the State Road Depart­ ment who also explained prop­ er ninge o f tho funds. Ferrin also advised that ne­ gotiations havo been com­ pleted with Suburban Gas Company fo r a reduction in gas rates to tha village af­ fective Sept. 1. Resolution waa unanimously ■ approved commending and I thanking tho North Orlando Garden Club for Its contribu­ tion o f street signs In tha village. Village expenditures ap­ proved included a sum o f 110 per month as requested by | management o f the North Or­ a lando Company for use of the I village office and furnishings I so long as it occupied us such. 1 Payment will be used to de­ fray costs o f electricity, main­ tenance and public liability insurance; Payment nf 125 per month to each o f the three village police and reimbursement for any time looses from regular jobs due to appearances in court, and. A *slary Increase nf fCO ; j per month t « the village : clerk plua 93 for each special meeting. . i! • With Walnut finish o Has 10 pegs, 3 boob a Alphabetical fluids* a tndaxi decorative a • " round, wood rln» a Handy linger grip* • No-twist handles a Tooth A gear modi. • Orates, petit, shrtd* a Slot droina food* // sn a ck sn n t B O V - • Cork glass weQ • Snak section Decorated hardwood Many gay designs a lifetime stainless steal a Serrated) Stag horn a Natural looking plastic; colored) unbreakable a Wood chopping bowl a Stainless chopper Handy folding typo For personal wash * Holdi notot to owtal, * Alumlnumi 4-way with catching pan r j£&!gM,gl / T to j * For deep frying or wadi bUtcotoafulisotanO fruit, * Holds 24-4B tbs o Plus 4-6 b*h t M*w .»•- k*.V-‘'St*Jn. 8 e n d to .............................................................................. A d d re“ ........................................................ c|ty ............. .... ....... State ........... Dtte paper is to start - - ..................................................................................... ►anforh frra lh Dallp aaaega Sal. aatap aa* Cbrtai. . -bllabag gatwrgar paaaaeiag Cbalalaiaa k» Tha Scalar* Maralt. 8*4 W. • H- Saalorg, riarte*. »- «a 4 Clgaa as Scalar*. ft*. •abarTtpttaa Batea hr Oat. aleai Hath M Taar IS.aa P »«e S T\me to head b d w iw is — funeral Slaaa for Juaaph KAweril M u t t o n ,.r ■ »*<•'• *114 VU44£•*• will be el J a m frIJar at It. Mary.su«-ieltn Letbollo Church In Atlamunia Sprint- with Rat Hurhart J llaaaon oiriclatlne p*llb««r. ara will ba numbers af AnarIcon legion an.| v rw Poata llurlal will ba In Ulan Havan SlamurUI Park. Slalilan.l lloaarr wilt be raella* at T p. m toilar la tha rhapal al Nlblach Funtrel Hona. Cataalbarry. Mbla.h la charge or arrengamtate. 8 a p t 10. 1 M * — OlSCOUWt front communities, la reportad in Enterprise and Oitecn and DeBary haa at least two houses standing In water. In tha south and of Semin­ ole County those trass watt of Highway 1T-M reporting the greatest damages from falling trees are Altamonta Springe and Longwood. Savor•1 roads la AlUmoni* era cloeod tad powar linos ar* down on Htrmit's Trill. Wait S t r e e t (Markham Hoad) In Longwood is doted and roof dsmsgo aa «aU ei follon treat sad links are re­ ported to be fairly Navy. Flo­ rida Power Corporation kept standby t r u c k s ou vigil throughout tha day and night and currant losses have N o t practically all oncapt where tree* still are scroti tha liaea. • • • Among areas east eg High­ way 17-83, Casselberry repor­ ted only temporary Inconven­ ience* and officials were quo­ ted at saving the “ town came through In fine condition." • • • No serious damages have been reported from tha Gen­ ova • Oviedo • Chuluota area although Ovlado lost many of its beautiful old oaks. jc r r il LIGGETT-REXALL DRUGS rent ilnce 9:30 a.m. Wednes­ TREE SUCCUMBS TO BALE-FORCE WINDS D n r fw k W A T CH FOR OUR day and Oitecn anas have been without lin e* 2:19 p m. Wcdncaday. l/>»* of many treoa, especially in the lake- Daltons was only without currant for 40 minutei Wednasday, however. Stone Is­ land, between Enterprise and Ostean, lost aarvica during tho afternoon and atlll la with­ out powar. • • • H i* I j R i lgl fHnI ...... .......................................................................... OU Address V llj ...................................- a ................. .............. ...................................... . KW. first. Mr. and Mrs. E. M llinkle; tecond. Sin. A. G. Besom and tairis Weeks; third. Mrs. William L. Hib­ bard uml William U. Luts and fourth. Mr. and Mrs. E. Z. Walters tied with Mrs. Charles Hn»>le and Mrs. Frank Holder. SNuptials Astray SA N JOSE DE O RIENTE, The os* of marines goat Colombia (U P I l — A wedding far back In history. Herodo­ reception here broke up in tus and Thucydides refer to confusion early Monday when Eplbatsl. or "heavy-armed sea it waa learned thut the bride laldtera" In the Greek fleets had eloped with her stepfath­ Another historian, Polybiut er and the groom with hi* describes "mllltss clssslarll' (soldiers of th* float), s cate­ R «th*r-in-law. gory of Roman soldier. Relatives ere trying to lof e t e the two errant coupl.a. HAYS Walnut finished hard­ wood, 6V * H • Easy to road dial a Detailed no*** lim it GREAT j. M. FIELD’S STORES GREAT h lU K K S FIELDS PLAZA, WINTER PARK •01 N. ORLANDO AVE. 1000 A M B E R RD. ON IIW T . M — O R LA N D O 6 6 ^ * a 3*oy f *» most oirywkara a FravaaS M ilk bum * Instant-dry) wot marks anything a For trading o Haa book i OPEN DAILY 10 A .M . TO 10 P.M. — SUNDAY: C H A R G E IT! . , , ur c iiict MnMttlTC Tfl flPFN 12 NOON * Washes outside wl easily from iniidal TO P.M , ^OXTTRnhToni^fuomeS!*? of value guaranteed ALW AYS D I S C O U N T S that rive you fnriant cash savings guaranteed EVERY DAY__________ �James M o ye T Takes Bride M iss Stroebel Is Bride lo t U e M P«T , m of Mr. •ad Mr*. V h **K D ra y of JacteawriOa in a Noptial K u i white earaatkma. Mlaa Marias Hater attend•d tha bride aa maid of honor, •ad Mr. ; « m Moya aonad hii aoa aa boat man. Vtar ter m ’ i wadding. Mrs Moya choaa a pal* green laca town m et matching taffeta. Mar aecaaaoriaa • oartage af vhita carnation*. Following tte wdittag a dinner vaa hald at tte Sky Boon af tte Hfltoa Ina for tte bridal yarty aad their famllloa. L t aad Mre. Moya vin re■Ido In El Faao, whore ha la temporarily aaairned to Ft. Blba while awaiting ardent'' of tnnafar for a tour of doty In Germany, with hia bride teeompanylng hhn. Church aff Garrett. aato vara attired is aiegant aaaatliaa. vhkh wan dasfgnad aad mate hr ter matter a a i ter, ia asa a* tte mart ataborata waddlar* ad tte with Margaret Ann Ray And Jerry Love Exchange Vows Sanford, and ate la tte daughtar of tte former Iria Sabraa of Sanford. T d W iS W W d Personals TUB GARBO LOOK 18 BACK nnd U this yang's moat important hat fashion. Ths design shown festurea a brim reminiscent of ths immortal ftsmor girl of ths screen. Csausl raineost sdds authenticity to ths tots) look. Teenagers Face A Triple MSS. ROBERT RICHARD DENNY Threat Nearing Adulthood LIVING AND WORKING together aa Christiana waa tho theme of the First Presbyterian Church Bible School held recently under the direction of Mra. R. W. Jackson. A group from the Junior Department who partici­ pated In the church school program are front row from the left, Stacey OUlff, Mary Edna Burton, Jnnet Mansfield and Dena Hemphill. Second row from the left are Steven Miller, Douglass Juras, Roy Wright and Phil Stanley. Teachers are Mra. William Wieboldt at the left and Mra. John Burton IV, at the right Other teachera for the Juniors not pictured were Mrs. W. L. Roche, Mra. Rosa Robert and Mra. Lee Mansfield. DeBary Personals day, Saptamter 10 at lt:IO p. m. This will te a sandwich luncheon with beverage and dessert supplied by tha aux­ iliary. Member* are urged to attend tide firat meeting of TOMATO AND EGGFLANT tho fall season. CASSEROLE S med. eggplant (1H Iba) Commander W. Williams of H Inch boiling water tha Herbert D. Gibb Post 259, 1H tap. salt American Legion, b back at » tbsp. margarine V. A. Hospital in Lake City. t eggs, beaten Drop him a tins or card to H bp. ground black pepper chtar him up. 1 top. finely chopped onion H top. oregano leaves Mr. and Mra. E d w a r d H cup crumbled aaltinoa Haaly of DaBary Dr. have • mad. aba tomato allcea returned from thiir recant H cup rated American chaeaa vbit to New Rochelle, N. Y , Peel eggplant and cut Into where they vlaiUd their M Inch allcea. Ptac* In sauce­ daughter and ter family. pan with boiling water and salt. Cover, bring to bolting Mra. Ethal Grey of De­ point and cools 10 minutes or Bary, who haa been visiting until Under. Drain and mash. Ireland, will be returning to Blend In margalne, egg. pep­ per. onion, oregano and sal- T te regular monthly meattng of tho Auxiliary to tho DaBary Volunteer Fire De­ partment will te hald Thure- New York on Beptamber t, then off to Puerto Rico for another year. Mra. Gray teaches Spanish and English to tte children la tte town of Ponca, and b affiliated with tte Salvation Army while stationed than. Mark Jenkins, ton of liarold Jcnklna o f Colombo Ril, arrived home Wednesday eve­ ning from Lowry Air Force Bare, Denver, for a thirty day leave. figurine NEW YORK (UPD— Tata> U W stumbling atroaa the b r flp from childhood la adulthood fact a triple threat —•tress, conflict, trials. Moat manage to aunlva tte •motional dynamite, experts reportad af tte 40th annual cooftrenee of tho Child Study Association af A m a r i e a (CSAA) ham. The topic undar discussion: Current Streaaes on Our Chil­ dren — Implication* f o r Healthy Growth. PsycbiatriiU, psychologists, educators and social workers participating Indicated that a batter knowledge of the adolaccent's naturally tormented Ufe might help parents and otter* dealing with taen-age boys aad glrla. Dr. Peter B. Ntubauer, di­ rector of the Child Develop­ ment Center la New York, listed some of the normal ■treaoae of growing up, say­ ing: "Each ehlld's development presents new challenges and opportunities f a r mattery. Each hna Its own vulnerabil­ ity, and, dependent on the de­ gree of street, its pathology." Dr. Ncubauer viewa stress aa an Ingredient of growth. Ita said it la comforting to see bow much atreia children can endure when their past hat promoted health and when there la support "The magic la tba human experience, tte reliability of relationships with adults, and latar, with a group,” be said. "Continuity in rtUUonshJpa permits tho working through of conflicts; discontinuity b related to disintegration and alienation, tte withdrawal of affection, and dbtrust and de­ pendency with fear." Meanwhile, Dr. Erich Linderaann, professor of psychiatry f r o m Harvard University Medical School, aald the teen­ ager b exposed to a mass of contradictory urgencies which demand success and popular­ ity. aggressive self asicriloa. Mlaa Margaret Ana May, daughter af Mr. aad Mra. Samoa! B. May. aid Jerry E. l o w wan united la marriage Monday, August 11,1M4 at tte Entorprbo Beptiet C h u r c h With the Bar. Wendell HID of fleiattag at tte doable ring eeramoay teflon an altar aecantad wHh arrangamouta of White glada and mtimi. The bride, glean In marri­ age by bar fatter, waa lovely hi a white formal gown af peau da aala and a fingertip vail of allk illusion. She enrrtad a white Bible cantered with awcatteart reaaa, abowarad with aatia itraaman. MUa Brenda Bay waa her ■Iriar'a only attendant and Morria Balnea larvcd tte groom aa teat man. Tte young couple will mate tteir home in Charlarion, S. C., where he la attached to tte United State* Navy. and democratic tolerance of otter points of view. Ho said adolascasts algo are •spotted to put fecth g era­ sure display hi tte fact af standardisad demand*, otediaaco and rwipact lor parents ia tte face rf yrtsaurea far •arly asa* riba af ladapae d out opinion and aalf-railane*. It apalla paradox, said Dr. Lindamana. The parados: a protractad BAM EN CBOUTE childhood stab af dapndaacy ia which tte individual needs IT-3S French Onion Thins Crackers, finely tolled (1 to lea n and obey tte rubs while at tte Sanaa time dis­ cup crumbs) carding tte older generation t cup all-purpose flour and Us values in March of an VS cup shortening identity or comnttataat at % cup cold water his own. 1 OH to I Iha.) canned ham Mix ersekar crumb* and This, ia affect, conatitutea the predicament af tte con­ flour. Cut la shortening. Stir ia cold water to to m a vary temporary adolaacaat. “ Under the elreumataam," etiff dough. Turn out on heav­ Dr. Llademaaa Mid, "one ily floured board and roll iato should aspect to ace emotional a rectaagle about ■ by IS inchdisturbance! which art evi­ •a. Rcraova gelatin and fat dences of uw atrasaful state. from ham. Plata ham in cen­ "There should also be un­ ter of pastry and fold pastry predictable behavbr as the over hank Invert on shallow adolescent tries out ana pos­ baking pan. Flute edges of ture* and orientations. There o u it M desired aad prick ought to bo periods of de­ with a fork on top and skies. fiance, interchanged with per­ Bate In a hot oven 400 de­ iods of e i cesshr* need far grees, SO minutes or until support and clarification. brown. Serve hot or cold. "Thera ought to b* period* Serves 4. of lli-idflaed emancipation In­ A bountiful harvest of colors, terchanging with periods of greater need for assurance. texture* and patterns ia fall And tharw ought to te avt- carpets aad nigs waa displaydence of suffering interchang­ ad at tte Horn* Furnishings ing with momenta of happi­ Market recently. Leading the color Held were ness and new insight." The erbb aspect of adolaa- goida aad gram tinged with renew fib tte cIsasic daflnitioo of crisis, reports tte payehUtrtit Tha definition t e cited: a crisis b a sot of circum­ stances r equi r i ng rapid change la personal behavior; it moans now reka and new m m m o w w v 9 performance* and It mean* often painful adaptation to tha abandonment of role* which were one* fitting nnd proper and replacement by new untried aad often uncom­ fortable types of rob. That’s adolawencel Personals Mbs Edna OiMaadan hat recently returned from Falla Church, Va., where ahe visi-g ted her brother and bb fami­ ly. Mr. and Mra. L. F. Chittendan. She b sow retired from active school teaching and waa a member of the fac­ ulty of Seminole High School. She b presently engaged In substitute teaching. ■ Vj4 XT MRS. JAMES MORRIS MOYE HI Sweatari With Matching Skirts And Stacks CFO Wayna Norris of SanUndo EsUtes has recently re­ turned from Charleston, S. C„ where he underwent a retire­ ment physical at the Navy Hospital, Chief Norris expect* to retire from the Navy next April. 8ILVF.RPLATE HY INTERNATIONAL dim stA KAD ER JEW ELER S 2528 PARK DR. 112 8. PARK AVE, ■ to Fashions Open Wad. F. M. A Fri Night THE FIRST IN SEM INOLE r C O M P O U N D IN G PASSBOOK S A V IN G S v* QUARTERLY e n n e iii v Now your savings grow faster / at Florida State Bank of Sanford. Your 3 ’/s% interest on passbook savin g s is ; compounded Q U A R T E R L Y .} ^ This new step in banking service increases your interest A mere ^ J earnings. ’ c o t ♦Ires, Turn lulu S-iiuaJl~c*w wrote. Cover surface with tomato slices. Sprinkle with additional salt, black pepper and grated cheese. Bate In a preheated oven STS degree •van for *3 mlnutea or until •lightly browned over tte top Serve* 4. HAIR STYLES, fabulous As always, your lima certificate savings a t Florida Slate Bank of S tretch b ra Sonfc/d oam 4 % per annum. latanbul (formerly Constan­ tinople) U one of tho oldeat ettiea la tha world. P O S IE S C R O W U N D E R V IN Y L Oar Kapert Btylbto Are Trained Aad Esperieaeed In Doing The ‘’Meat” With Yaw Hair W a r n e r ’s ? R A IN C O A T S What’s FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-58B9 E V E LY N ’S Wieboldt's BEAUTY SALON IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL 3rd A MAGNOLIA Get complete protec­ tion with emboased vinyl plaatic over ace­ tate prints. Shrugs off mini Hood, 2-way belt and big pockets. 6 to 14. ^EBW fLOR/DA STATE BANK S A N F OR D �Mm Study Reveals Senior Citizens Require Sleep THE SHORT DRESS FOR AFTER-FIVE has corn* back into ita own for fall. The "little black drew” for dancing ia seen in black wool crepe (left) from the Larry Aldrich collection by Marie McCarthy. Ita bodice la fitted, with a low, aquare neckline. Skirt has three tiers. From Anthony Blotta comes the two-part blonde bro­ cade cocktail dress (center), cuffed in mink. The overblouae scoops low in front above the cami­ sole, front-zippered skirt. Malcom Starr designs the theater ensemble (right). The coat is slim with ring collar and aide-swept closing of jewel­ ed buttons. Short Gowns Glamorous This Fall NEW YORK (N E A ) — “ Sexy" ta the word for Set•nth Anno*'* fall collections of short, drcis-up fashions. From ths ban, black dis­ cotheque dress, worn with laca stocklnrs to giro a leggy look bansath ths flounetd hemline, to plunging neckllnsa in tha s h i m m e r i n g blouses of restaurant suits, thsrs's no denying that fem­ ininity is on tha scene in a big way. Ths restaurant suit, ex­ pressly designed fo r elegant Perhapa because the frug dining out, is an entirety new and other versions of the twist require tha same free­ fashion category. I t Is dons dom o f movement once need­ in wool crape, metallic tweed ed by mom for the Charles­ and brocatelte. Blouses are in ton, tha new discotheque such elegant fabrics as lace dance fashions with kicky over satin. Skirts .r e short. hemlines are very reminiscent Another i n n o v a t i o n in o f tha ,20«. short, after-six clothes ia the Since the cocktail party la Sliver Slip—a bare, shaped an American institution, cock­ little nothing with slip straps tail dresses weren’t overlook­ and a scooped neckline. It ed in the enthusiasm for tha would look as though you had discotheques. Many o f these forgotten to put on your are cut on the biaa in wool dress, except fo r the beauti­ crepe or chiffon and have ful fabrics used. wide, low necklines. d io n u u n a k s A A The most interesting facet of the new short dressy fash' ions is that the more bare neea shown at tha top, the more detail given tha skirt. Hemlines are flounced, ruf­ fled .sparked with jewels or petaled. Black la the moet important color in the collectlone, with pink, gold, beige, end 'cttuce green as runners-up. In this s e a s o n ' s short flouncy fashions, your skirt will flirt whila you dance— and perhapa you will, too. A t least you'll want to. Qohnsh By Mrs. H. L. PHILADELPHIA (U P I) A study by ■ Louisiana State University physician Indicate* that a person's need for sleep does not decrease with the years. The study, published ia the Annals of Internal Medicine, Journal of the American Col­ lege of Physlcans, showed generally that the more sleep elderly persona got. the fewer their symptoms of “ functional Illness'' — fatigue, apprebenilon, tension and physical dis­ comfort. Dr. Philip M. Tiller Jr., a New Orleans physician in the department of Internal Medlcine at LBU, reported that a prescription of more bed rest and sleep has helped a group of elderly persona who had moderate to severe symptoms of functionsl illness and who slept leas than seven hour* nightly. The physician worked with S3 mentally alert and physical­ ly active office patlenta, aged SO and over. None had symp­ toms of organic disease. Twenty-five of the patients who slept lesa than seven hours each night were placed on a program of more bed rail — ulna to 10 hours each night, plus one to two hours during the day. Twenty of the 23 reported symptom Improvement after one month. In tha other five, whose symptom# were more severe. Tiller reported a strange Increase In their s* verity after Increased bed rest and sleep. The increase continued for up to two weeks before the patient* started en joying the feeling of relaxed well • being similar to that of the 20. Tha physician said other re suits Indicated that fatigue Is a short-range result of lack of sleep, while tension is duo to a long standing deficit of rest, ■leep, or both. But he warned that it la h*i anions to conilder decreased sleep and rest, or both, a sole or even a primary causa of discomfort in many of the pa Uents. Sept. 10,1901 — P a n B Phi Gamma Eta Begins Year PEGGY CREVER Fhl Gamma Eta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi held their first meeting o f tha new year recently at tha borne of Shirlay Alexander, with June War­ ner and Jaa Vihlra present­ ing a matt tetareattog pro­ gram oa "Am I Socially Wleo"? Tha annual Yearbooks wire distributed to the active members present. The attrac­ tive covers with tha tradi­ tional yellow rose and torch were designed and painted by Tommy and Leslie Best. Since they ara ao unusual and clev­ er, the chapter plans to enter the International Yearbook contest. Tha member* voted their Try this CEREAL SUR­ PRISE for tha kiddles as a special breakfast treat. 3 cups milk it tsp. salt tt tap. elnnamoa 4 cup dark raisins Vk cup quick Cream of Whea cereal 4 cup coarsely c h o p p e d pecans 1 1-lb., 1-or. can apricot halves, drained and chopped Bring milk, salt, cinnamon and raliini (o a rapid boil. Slowly sprinkle in cream of wheat, stirring constantly while mixture thicken*. Stir in pecans and apricots. Low­ er beat and continue cooking 3 minutes longer. Serve im­ mediately with brown sugar and milk. Serves I. M y, I have already had sev­ t egg the glasses and serve at once. 1 med. onion chopped 1 large apple, cored and chop­ If you like, garnish with eral e»Us on the Pecan Tai- bread crumbs cooking oil or butter wedge o f lemon or sprig of ped ■lea. 1 knew that they would Slice luncheon meat and dip mint. One tan makes 4 serv GREEN MANGO P IE go over good. But watch that in egg, slightly beaten and 4i Up. salt, dash pepper togs. Wash, pare and cut off the waistline gal*. They are *o cost with bread crumbs. Fry 4k cup pimento, chopped seed In thin slices enough good that you can hardly stop slowly in all or butter until 2 eggs beaten SPANISH RICE with its good green mangoes to make about eating them. 1 —6 '» or. pkg. cheese tid bit brown on all sides. Serve with tomato flavor, la one main a quart. Tut these In a sauce­ We have a request for rice, ■ vegetable or green crackers (2 4 cups) dish folks never tire of. Here pan with a small amount of CRANNIES S T O N E JAR salad, and If you like a small S lb. pork loin roast, center the way I fix ours, and I'm water and steam just enough cut COOKIES. So here it Is. can of pineapple chunks. sure you’ll agree its a labor to make the slices limber. Melt butter. Saute oregano, saving idea. Place *4 cup un 8 cups flour Have a nine-inch pie plate lin­ 1 tap. salt Have you noticed the nice onion and apple until tender. cooked rice, I cups tomato ed with paitry. Put into it the Stir In salt ami pepper, pim ­ 1 cup molasses or Karo fresh purple plums on the mar­ juice, 1 teaspoon salt, and partly rooked mango dices, V] cup shortening ket now? Here's a nice re­ ento, eggs and chresc lid-bits. dash of pepper In the top o f s sprinkle with 144 cups or more Mix thoroughly but lightly. Cut Reg. f20.no Permanent | tap. baking powder double bailer. Cook 2 slices cipe fo r a Plum Coffee Cake, o pork roast through as for o f bacon, illced, 4 cup grated f sugar. Sprinkle generously 1 tsp. ginger l ' j cups sifted flour with grated nutmeg and dot For Tinted chops but leave attached at the onion, and 4 cup finely chop M Up. soda 1 tbsp. baking powder with 2 tbsp. butter. Put on rib ends. Fill each pocket with ped green pepper together un Sift flour once, measure ana 4* tap. salt Or Bleached top crust and ael well around stuffing. Using a wire rack in til bacon is crisp. Add bacon •dd hiking powder, salt, gin­ t egg the edgrs. Make vents for Hair IJ0.OO roasting pan, roast in a slow (with fat) ami vegetables to ger and shift again, lle s t mo­ 4) cup sugar steam. Bake 43 to So minutes b i l e s and rem ove from fire. 4 cup butter or oleo, melted oven 323 degrees about 3 tomato Juice and rice. Cook In a 330 degree oven. hours. Cover with foil during over boiling water, stirring oc­ Add shortening end sods. Add 4k cup milk, FOR APPOINTMENT first 2ik hours of conking to casionally about 1 hour, o r un­ flour gradually mixing well. t tsp. vanilla extract C A L L 322-1913 Chill. Roll in 4i Inch bslU. WASH A W A Y HAD MOODS Sift together flour, baking prevent stuffing from becom­ til rice is tender. Serves 6. place well s p irt on greased powder and salt. Beat egg with ing too brown. Makes 8 to 10 I f you get up on thr wrong baking sheet. Press fist with rotary beater until frothy. Beat servings. Here's a Sunday night (up­ side of the bed, try a warm bottom of glass covered with in augar and melted butter per auggunlion u'ing tomato bath. Much early morning Have you ever thought about damp cloth. Makes 44b doi. until well blended. Stir in milk juice. Hair Styling Baton grumpiness is caused by body and vanilla. Add to dry Ingre­ how that sparkling crimson .duggishne** which a bath or Melt 4t cup butter, add 4 2201 8. Park Ava. Also have a request for my dients and mix until smooth. glass of tomato juice geU to tablespoon* flour, 1 teaspoon shower will wash away. favorite cake batter. Us cilled Pour Into a greased 9 by 9 by 2 your breakfast table? Strange salt, dash of pepper and 4k CR1SCO W H ITE MAGIC CAKE Inch pan. Bake in 3T3 degree as it may stem. Nicholas Apteaspoon Worchetterahlre sau­ pert, who Is considered the Measure Into bowl: oven 30 to 33 minutes or un­ ce, blending thoroughly. Stir father of canning, used toma­ t cups caka flour til done. In 2 cups tomato Juice (lowly. toes in his earliest experi­ 1 4 cups sugar TOPPING: Cook (tirrl.lg constantly until 4k cup crisco Mix together I targe freth ment.s. However, tomato Juice smooth and thick. Add V* as we know it today is almost I tap. aslt purple plums, sliced and pit­ pound grated sharp proceai H cup milk ted, 4 cup light brown sugar, new. It was Introduced Into These classics in leather are favorite Stir vigorously for 2 minutes. ik cup flaked coconut. lVk cups the food market In the late cheese ( l cup). Heat just un til cheese Is melted, attiring so many ch oices of tha school-bound set. Then stir In Nabisco Rica Honeys, Ik Up. 1920's. There are occaiionally. Serve on toast or Its tsp. baking powder These have that special touch — the ground mace and 3 tbsp. but­ ways to use the Juice. Serve cacken. Serves 4. Add: ter or margarine, melted. it cold, hot in soups, biscuits, luxury look that only hand stitching I egg whites (unbeaten) Blend well. Spread oa top of pot roasts, ssuces, etc. Try o f the front seam s can give. But CRUSHED P IN E A P P L E it for company. 4 cup milk hot coffee cake. Broil under (reeling price is so insignificant for WHIP 1 tsp. vanilla medium heat o f preheater Freeze the amount you want auch a significant appearance. Blend for 2 minutes, Pour broiler until lightly brown. an<l to make it attractive Combine 1 No. 2 can crush­ into 2-9 inch layer pans rub- Serve warm. Makes 9 serv­ spoon the juice into a pretty ed pineapple and 14 marihbed with crisco and lined with ings. cut in sherbet glass and place it on mallews (4* lb.), waxed paper. baba 'M to £5 a service plate linod with a rights. Let stand to refrigera­ minutes In ISO degrees oven. bright green leaf. To make tor about 1 hour. Drain and MOCK CREME BRULEE. Frost with favorite frosting. Simple as a dessert can be and the sherbet, simply take a can fold to 1 cup cream, whipped truly delicious served warm or two o f tomato juice, shake stiff. Serves 8. ROLLED M IN U TE STEAKS or cold. T ry this with fig new­ well, and pour right from the 1 med, onion, finely chopped tons or vanilla wafers, can into a refrigerator tray. 1 clove garlic finely chopped t cups mixed fruit (fresh, fro­ Set the temperature control to JUST ARRIVED! 4 tbsp drippings or lard coldest position. Freeze, stir­ w n or esnned) drained 1 can ( I o i.) tomato aauce ONYX A MARBLE t pint com m ercial sour cream, ring occasionally, to a firm 4k cup pkged herb fiatoted musb. Allow about 14 hours chiliad for freezing. Spoon lightly Into bread stuffing lk cup brown sugar 14 Up. salt Pour fruit Into an I by 8 g minute steaks by 2 inch oven proof baking 4k tsp. pepper dish. Spread sour cream over 4k cup water the top. Sprinkle with brown Cook onion and garlic In 2 sugar. Place under pre heated tbsp. hot lard 5 minutes. Com­ broiler until sugar melts bine with half of the tomato (about i minute). Serve warm aauce, bread stuffing, salt, or chilled. Serve with fig newWhy Pay .More For pepper. Spoon mixture an min­ toas or vanilla wafers. Makes ute steaks. Roll each and fas­ I to • servings. ten with skewers o r tic with string. Drown steaks on all Here’s another delish dish sides in remaining fat and Colorful taagy stuffing made P o llt Parrot $5-99 To f g .99 pour over the meat a mlature with chaasa Ud-bita crackers Compare Prices! •neae rat | ooeai of remaining tomato sauce is tha featum of this roast. ■"Eicovta “ and hot water. Cover and sim­ Serva with splcnd crahspples, mer t t minute*. Serves A buttered brusael sprouts and s * 0 - tossed salad. Doesn't it sound Here's a way to change the wonderful? taste sod looks o f Uifta • Card* • Books STU FFE D PORK ROAST W w n DOWNTOWN SANFOUI) SANlOaO, I LA CANNED LUNCHEON MEAT v« cup butter 210 E. First St. 1 Up. oregano | can luncheon meat <D<D CD(DVD ® (D CD® © ® ® ® ® © \ ® ® Q ® ® (D © ® ® © ® ®\® ® (D © © © duced to the community with a coffee given in her honor by Mrs. C. R. Ball. 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Ollw ..pi>M Owtatev 31, IN4 X B B X B L V IT A M IN S A L K A T l SANFORD LONGWOOD DELAND ItiMimillat k A ode nun Kvyer's Pharmacy Stewart's Pharmacy Stapler's Pharmacy Orsage M t Pharmacy MfRfJlMiW* Drny fa. ------------------------1- �a Cardinals Gain Another Game By Downing Phillies, Birds Divide As Yanks And ChisoxLose fr a il A b o u t B p o rti j Touhy Hurt A t Furman Thinking O u t Loud B f Jw liam Steaetrem Jtm Fortey (eotth* form r postmaster ftacral), Ly­ r a High'* m v uileteat foot* tall coach, hall* from Keotncky. la addition to worktol with tta M d l oa the Greytauad varsity slave*, ha’ll also ba teaching business adminis­ tration courses at tha Long i’s campaign includes LYMAN HIGH'S BIGHT GUARDS for this # (01), these nungatsrs: (Front row, from left) Ron Grssns . . . Bill Dvm (68), Jimmy Lavender (67) end Jody Tools (64); (beck row from Ivan Rokyta (64), Chuck Wagner (62), Denny Hall (70) and Larry Chubb (44). Wagner is tha only returning lettarman fat tha group. Aad, that reminds us, Rod­ ney Umberger has moved out ef tta football mentoring pic­ ture at Lymaa. Head Coach Dick Copeland la beiaf assist­ ed by Line Coach Tom Barnes. Lyman’s m v JayVee eleven (to go into action for the first Umt this season with s fourgame elate) is being tutored by Dkh Ittvere. • • • Keying h e n tta t e m e r at L— gwoed to the eage at Ovtede, we have word fraai Athletic Mrcetor Pan) Mlkb r that the Uses cI Ovtede High ere eceUvg on sssietcat catch to verfc wkh Catch Arthar Seed Ovtode Jaator High Dkh Prater. "We’re ■carching Mfh tad tow,” "le t m far atm Two Teams Survive First Round Play In City Bowling Circuit Tbs Minnesota Twins topped the White Sox 5-1, the Detroit Tigers blinked the Yankee* 44), and the Boitoa Red Sox edgad out tta Cleveland In­ dians a-5 In innlngi In the other A L action. National League W. L. Pel. GB Philadelphia 83 54 .507 St. Louis 75 01 J61 Cincinnati 77 03 -654 S. Franc 1ico 71 63 .561 Pittsburgh 71 67 .814 1114 Milwaukee 71 48 M l 12 Los Angtlta 70 60 .504 13 Chicago 63 76 .453 20 Houston 64 83 .411 26 New York 41 M .348 864 Wednesday’* Results Chicago 4 Houston S Los Angeles 8 S. Frsncisco 1 Milwaukee 7 New York 4 S t Louie 10 Philadelphia 11-lnnlng* Pittsburgh 4 Cincinnati 1 Thursday's Game* Milwaukee at Naw York S t Louis at Philadelphia Cincinnati *4 Pittsburgh, night Houston al Chicago Los Angtlta at Ban Francisco night Friday's Games Cincinnati at Milwaukee, night New York at L, Angeles, night Philadelphia at San FraneUco, night Pittsburgh at Houston, night S t Louis at Chicago BRCOBD-IRTTBR NEW YORK (UP1) — In 1020 Man O'War sat five rec­ ords — 1:8S 4/5 for the mils in the Wither* Stake*; 1:49 1/5 for lit miles In the Dwy­ er BUket; 2:14 1/6 for 14 mile* In the Belmont Stakes 2:28 4/5 for 14 milts In tha Jockty Club Stakas; and 2:40 4/6 for 1H miles In tha Law tenet Roallratlon Stake*. Ills 14 mile time atili la the vtor^l record. Linda Post Has 487 Series In Motorelte Loop Tha Bill Hemphill Motorettes' second week of league bowling had all Uama on guard and fighting for tta first place position. , Linda Post of the 8titr Chiefs howled them all down for a high of 183, 178/487 eerie*. TeammaU E v a 1 y n Mills helped the cause with a 185 game In which Evelyn Had flva comecutlve ■trikes, Other high games were Dot Youtaty’s 162, Elisabeth Hsrtch’a 163, Darkle Owens' 160/463, Betty Bussard's 163 and Isabel Goshorn'a 167/450. Turkeys were rolled by Bet­ ty Bueeard and Elisabeth 11* rich. Splits fell for Dot Shatton (5-10), Harriet Gaill (3-10), Mabel Duggan (5-6), Rita Ga­ ill (2-7), l’eggy Dooley (5-8 10), Darkle Owens (4-8-7), Beth Gregory (6-6-tO) a Kat Noel (5-10). NHL'* START MONTREAL (U PI) — The National Hockey League waa organised en Nov. 22, 1917 with flva teams—the Mon­ treal Canadlens, Montreal Wanderer*, OtUwa Senators! Quebec Bulldogs end Toronto Arenas. GORDIE'S FIRST DETROIT (UPI) — Gordie How* of the Detroit Red Wings, the greatest goal-cotIt-tor In National Hockey League history, scored his first goal against Turk Brads of the Toronto Maple Leafs on Oct 14, 1944. BUSIER NOW MONTREAL (U PI) — Na tlonal Hockey League teams played only a 22-gam* ached ule when the circuit was formed in 1917. Current NHL teams play 70 games a a •oa. Jim Touhy, tack]* oa b it year's championship lomtaoto W AYNB CLRMMKR (second from left) f«ts tta first 50-Mlle 8wim Certificate to ba itinola ad b by tha American Red Cross In y 1 _______ County. Making th#i presentation ia SNAS wa­ presen ter safety chairman Horner while Ctemmer get* a gold lapel pin and >wim suit badge from Sanford Naval A ir Station’* executive officer, (left) Cdr. H. B. Snively. American Red Crow Field Director at the local base, D. O. Tidyman, added hii congratulation*. (Herald Photo) log rcportlaf to tta Punaas Univcnlty gridiron camp ** Aug 28, and b o w la “ sweating out” a broken arm. ■crapping for a peattioa « tta Patadhi yearling starter*, tta laaford Haems* hi a scrimmage against tta Varsi­ ty came out o f a pile-up with a badly broken and boat After a few days away frsu tta contact work, Touhy v u back at work ia full tattle equipment He got tta call for a first team starting aiaigsmcot against tta Vanity ia a “ tv up” game ia Greenville, I . C., so salvaged three wins from Wisdom Sod Servie* with Hank (Bud) Krotaor being high for Harry’s with a 537 total • In the ether l e a g u e matches, Sanford Manufac­ turing and Pryor’s Stoto In­ surance butted heads togothor and cams out with an ov t-l split. Big gun for San­ ford Manufacturing was Lynn Queen with a 111/569 total while Ed Callan had a 510 sorlos for Pryor’s. Those railing ever the 100 mark, load by Goorg* Swann with hla 34B, ware William Maglto'a 229, Jim Valentine's 213, John Knaotand'a 212, Lynnn Queen's 811, Gory t'oi’o 809, Tout Hunter’s 210, Andrew Patrick’s 205 and 203, Gordon Honeycutt's 203, Bill Tyre’s 202 and Hank Kretior’a 201. Jack (tha Giant) Kannor also cam* through with a 201. In thia week's action Ross and Wilka will tako on Laka Monroe Inn, Wisdom Sod Service and Jot Lanes will battle, Harry's Bar A Pack ago and Sanford Manufactur­ ing Co. will meet, Cook’s Corner rolls Pryor’s Stato Farm Insurance and tha American Legion tangleo with Bob’s Restaurant. Spolski, Sipley Get High Honors International League tta Blf tor their Ota of ehtrstof fridster* •triad with a pala­ tal aad daodUoi hft tret that later anulatttoa showed to hare hath tare* « f tta B**art* fra** his doctor o n that tta Saoford grideter will to relaaaod from tta Gratavita Georrtl Hospital today. Whta tuabl* to dre tta play­ ing ton, Touhy win ha hack ia tta skull prtetiet sessions ■nd will hesp (H !■ hopes that wtoa tta cast ia off tta arm, he will ha able to take hla plsc* with A * Farms* Prosit, according to report*. G o w e r Cots First ARC 50-M fe Award CBS-Yank Dm I Wayne Clemmer, sea of Mr. planned activity to encourage •nd Mr*. Charles Clemmer of Individuals to swim regularly 102 Piaeemt Drive, Sanford, •nd frequently' to promote baa become tha first recipient physical fitness. of th* Red Cross 50-Mlle Swim Except for the Initial three Certificate to be presented to miles, (which is designated as n conditioning period), th* Seminole County. In ceremonies at th* NAS, entire 60 miles must be swum Sanford pool where Clemmer, In multiples of 440 ysrds, (a an Orlando Junior College stu­ quarter of a mile), using any dent, tern s as a lifeguard, stroke or combination of Cdr. H. B. Shively, SNAS Ex­ strokes. The swimmer la mon­ ecutive Officer presented him itored during each 440 yard with a gold lapel pin and n segment and a wall chart is bathing suit bsdge, both olfl posted at the pool to record clal Red Cross emblems, In e a c h swimmer’s progress recognition of Us accomplish' Wsyne commenced hla efforts meat. toward the 50-mil* goal July Mrs. Peg Horner, NAS Wa 10 and completed the list ter Safety Chairman present quarter of a mile Aug. 14. ed the Red Cross Certificate. Several others are nearing On band to add congratula completion with more than ttoni was D, D. Tidyman, 30 miles to their credit. American Red Cross Field Di­ Clemmer logged every mile rector at the loci! air station. of his swim at the beautiful, The 50-Mlle Swim Is part of n e w l y completed Enlisted the Red Cross' "Swim and Men’s Pool at the Naval Air Stay Fit” program and is Station. If yon'v* got any ktoaa we're confident Mikltr would apprC' data a buxx on the born. • • e Have any Idea of what It costa to outfit a high school griddcrT We wondered about It *o we asktd the mm who ought to know, 8HS Athletic Director Fred Genu. Considering shoes, pinto, helmet, rib ode, p o e­ tic* self emu, mouth piece, etc.. "From ftzt to 9135,” say* Fred. "When you multiply this by urn* 56 youngsters,” Ganas pointed out, "Jt runs Into money.'' Of course, football not only ’ll* to pay for Itself at the 7ite but It must also foot the ah for other athletic actlvitles. Apparently running t high school athletic department ia not exactly the easiest way of putting bread and butter on the table for tta little lady PEOPLE LAUGHED and tta kids. a • • last spring when Man­ Although Daytona Beach ager Al Lopes told calls Hersohel Hogan of the e v e r y o n e he would clty’a entry In the South Pro­ have the C h i c a g o fessional Football League a White Sox In the thick “ hometowner," It's still a fact of the imnnunt race that tta Thunderbird halfback come September. Now, la a native of Sanford. Ho It's Scnor Al'a time to moved to Daytona Beach In laugh. However, he’s THIS BEAUTIFUL STRING of speckled perch lima fer him to win no less probably too busy try­ won hooked by (from left) Drs. Maxwell L. than II letters In baseball ing to keep the "good Tipton and Leonard Munson of Sanford and basketball and trick as well dtcher—no hit” Pole John Jenkins of DeBary Manor while fishing PI as football. out of Osteen Bridge Fish Camp. Sorry— where H Hogan la eensidered one of they got ’em isn’t known. tako tlmo nut to bonat, foe great atl tlme athletes to (N E A Photo) emerge trout Mainland High This week In the Women's la Daytow* Beach. Tkla la Tuesday afternoon Scratch hla foerils seas** with the 'Birds. HU brother, Fred, U League, there waa • dost con' W. L, Pet. GB Boston at Cleveland, night test for high series with Pst head teach ef the Heabecexe Baltimore 84 57 .506 Baltimore at Washington, High Saodcrabe ef Daytona Sipley and Jane Spolikt tying Beach. night Chicago 84 59 .587 I for the honor with a pair of • • • Only games scheduled New York 81 67 .687 14 Wednesday’s Result* 481’s. We're still getting compli­ Friday’s Games Buffalo 2 Rochester 1, 1st76 67 .528 04 Doris Schautteet waa nsxt ments on The Herald's cover Detroit Tlnn. with a 469 and Mary Fault age o f the Seminole Swim As­ Loa Angeles 74 70 .614 114 Washington at Detroit, night Chicago at Cleveland, night Buffalo 10 Rochester 8, 2nd not too many plna behind with sociation'* program this sum Minnesota 71 70 -504 18 Kansu City at Baltimore 2, Syracuse S Toronto 2 a 461. mtr. Even though we appre Cleveland 60 71 .493 144 twi-nlght Richmond 9 Columbus 9 In tha high gam* depart­ date It we still Insist—the real Boston 62 80 .437 22 4 Minnesota at New York, night Atlanta 7 'Jacksonville 1 ment, Pat Sipley waa high credit should go to Ida B. Wil­ Washington 56 87 .392 29 '•Clinched pennant with a 198; Jana Bpolskl next son, the group’s publicist. If Kansas City 61 89 .364 324 Loa Angelea at Boston, night with a 178 and Doris Schaut- more organisations In this Wodaosdsy’s Rosalia area tad gab like Ida to hand- Baltimore 6 Washington 8 NO. 1 MEN tset . a 178. CINCINNATI (U P I) — Tha 3.10 baby split waa la their public relations they'd Washington 4 Baltimore 3 Thrss National League bast plcked-up six times. Jana get more publicity. Thinks Boston 0 Cleveland 5, lO-Inn­ ball managers wont No. 1 on Bpolskl and Elalna Koatlval Ida—from al’ of ua. ings • • » their uniforms — Fred Hutch­ picked It once each and Clau­ Michigan State's Coach Duf­ Detroit 4 New York 9 inson of Cincinnati, Al Dark dette Behrens and Pat Blploy fy Daugherty saya "Football Minnesota I Chicago 8 of San Francisco and Harry turned tta trick twice each. Only gamia scheduled It not • contact sport—It’s a Craft of Houston. Thursday’s Games wtttete* ejw tt" Asked what ROCHESTER, N. Y. (UP!) he called a contact sport, Dul­ Chicago at Minnesota Oldest Individual record os —Utk* Easter, formir Cleve­ ly replied: ‘ Dancing." New York at Detroit Florida’s football books dates land Indian first baseman, all tta way back to lilt. Eirto waa tha oldest active player “ Dummy" Taylor kicked sight in profeiatonal baseball when W IT H ONE A PPLIC A T IO N ! field goals that acasou for a ha retired from tta active math which still standi, along player list of th* Rochester Insulate From Heat And — with hla record of l l for a Redwings In May, 1944. career which coded in 1912. Easter waa 59. Wadntaday evening lug ilmiUr honor* fo r the op­ found the City League get­ ponents with ■ 666 aerlea. ting back into full awing with Harry'* Bar A Package al10 Uama on tha approach** ready far action, la first night play, Rote td With* Reetaurant got off oa tta right foot with n cloao four-point sweep from the American Legion Foot fig. Oaorge Swann led Rote and With* with hie 145 gam* and 110 serial, while Clyde Plerey waa high for tha Legionnaires with a 511 total. Labs Monroe Inn alto mad* n dean awetp over Bob'* Restaurant. Larry Plvee was big tun for tha Inn with hip 5T4 aeries while Jim Valen­ tins was high for Bob's Res­ taurant with his 813/643. Jet Lanas managed to sel­ vage three win* from Cook's Corner. John Bpolskl was high for Jet Lants with a 547 total and Arnly Patrick tak- 7 * 0 8 — Bept 16, 1864 American League W HY BUY 0 *J O OK'd By League BOSTON (U P I)—Tta Col­ umbia Broadcasting System CBS) can go right ahead with Its 914 million purchase of th* New York Yankee*. But even the ether Ameri­ can League owners fear the deal will land them in tta federal courts. And they In­ sist th* network and tha Yankees must bear tha brunt of any investigation and prosecution. That guarded approval and warning waa neatly packaged in n two paragraph resolu­ tion voted 8-2 by tha league owner*. It waa announetd Wednesday night by league Florida High School Golf Tourney Set Pmetdsat Jss Cronin. Th* dsdalsa task a full day of closed door meetings— total of more than flv* hours o f prepared statements and asarthlag questions. Tha vote waa exactly the same as resulted from a hur­ ried end controversial tale* phona poll on Aug. 14. The pair whs voted OReinrt tha sal* Aug. 14 and again Wednesday only r a p a a t o d their original opposition. Chicago White Sox owner Arthur ADya fears admission of tha network late loegue membership will create n conflict of Interest. Ho said he would sell the stock ho holds In CB8 to arold the prohibition ateted ia tho la*gua constitution. Charles O. Finley, whoa* average Improved from ear* Her 9-1 lickings at the hand* of tho other ownara to an 1-2 beating Wednesday reit­ erated hla Intention to mil tho Athletics. Finley said he would sell tho club to local Kansas City interests If they meat hla 98 million price in two week* After that, Finley will listen to anyone, anywhere willing to go that high for hla ball club. CBS President Frank Stan­ ton expressed the “ delight" of both himself and natworh Board Chairman William S. Palsy In the lesgus decision. And ho pledged both the net­ work and tta Yankees te meet any Justice Department challenge te tha transaction. PORT 8T. LUCIE — The 1965 state high school golf tournament will be held at the Port St. Lucie Country Club next April 16 - 18. Selection of tha 34-hele golf resort south of Port Pierce was announced earlier this week In Gainesvilta by th* Florida High School Ac­ tivities Association. McCarty High of Fort Pierre will be th* host school. Several Junior toumamsnts sponsored by tha Florida State Golf Association aad the Florida Section of tha PGA havs been held at Port St Lucie Country Club in meant years. More than 100 boy* and FINAL STANDINGS girls are expected ts eompi W. L P cl GB in the tournament thla ye Lynchburg 81 59 .579 It waa held at Winter Haven Birmingham 80 60 .671 1 last spring. Macon 75 66 AM Charlotte 73 87 A21 S LATE, BUT FIRST Knoxville 67 73 .47* 14 CHERRY HILL, N. J. Chattanooga 65 74 .469 154 65 74 .468 154 (U PI) — Supplementary nom Columbus 52 86 .377 28 Inatlona hare wen th* Garden Ashsvilla Wsdaea4ay’a Basalts State Stakes three tints. A f­ ter their owner* posted th* Birmingham 8 Lynchburg R 110,000 late fee, Barblxon won Columbua 5 Knoxville 4 In 1956, Warfare In 1969 and Chattanooga 8 Macon 1 Carry Back In I960. Ashsvilla 7 Charlotte 6 PAY I b * Southern League I A « MORE A Rainproof Your Roof W lth — SPECIALS EVERY DAY! ON 100 BRANDS FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE 8 T 0 R I OPEN DAILY — I A. M. - 6:16 P. M. I l l B. FIRST SANFORD WE CITE TOP TALUE STAMPS Aluminum — Asphalt — Asbestos « ROOF C O A T IN G *2 -U GAL. — SAVE I GAL. I j p WALL SUPPLY 229 N. FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA. S22-S411 “ Headquarter* For Sprinkler Systems’* CUSTOM MADE DRAPES. 299 W. let 8t., Saafsrd. 3323419 BLIP CUVSHS — CHOOSE PROM 1,944! Casselberry Plea*. Cameiberry, 989-7441 A �WS$ O n fe r f ftr iB Showdown Set On Debate Of Storms Ahead For Health Caro Program Redistricting Socfal Sept. 10, 1964 — Par* 7 NFO Leader Puts Halt To Mart Revolts CORNING, Iowa (U PI) The National Farmers Organ* lsition, reacting to tha death el two NFO members crash* cd beneath the wheels of a cattle truck, today called off all protest demonstrations in its 33-state market rebellion. Open Lae Staley, president of the NFO, Issued a poet* midnight plea from hla head­ quarters here, calling upon leaders and members of the militant farm group to stop demonstrations. Staley called the death of two NFO members at Booduel, Wis., Wednesday a "ru­ thless and uncalled tor > c t" The two men, Melvin L. C u m m i n s , 43, rural Blr* a am w o o d , Wis., a n d Howard Falk, 54, rural Bonduel, W ii„ were killed as they and about 500 other NFO members and supporters tried to atop a truck carrying five cows and two calves to the equity cooperative yards. They died beneath the rear wheels of a truck driven by Ivan Mueller, IP, Cecil, Wis., who was trying to take hla live-stock to market despite NFO efforts to hold back cat­ tle, sheep and hogs from stockyards In an attempt to boost on-the-hoof prices to farmers. The deaths brought an urg e n t statement Wednesday night from Wisconsin Gov. John Reynolds, who ealled the Incident "a tragic m ult of the unrest that affects many of our farmers In Wisconsin to­ day." Reynolds scheduled a toplevel meeting with Staley In Madison, Wis., Friday and called upon all state law en­ forcement officers to Immed­ iately report personally to klm any acts of violence or threats growing out of tha NFO holding action. The governor also ordered the equity cooperative yards closed and directed state ob­ servers to be present today at major liveitock sales through­ out the state. WASHINGTON (U P I) - A bitter fight over President Johnson's health earn pro­ gram appeared today to be endangering ehaaeea of Con­ gress approving an Increase in Social Security benefits. There w e r e Increasing signs that tha health care for the aged plan waa encounter­ ing stormy weather In the House. And torn* of its back- WASHINGTON (UPI) - A n effort te choke off debate ea the cnatmenial reapportionmeet issue comes up for a vote M a y la the legate. But evea tu supporters believe it la doomed. As the showdown neared there wss mounting White Hews* interest in efforts to work nut a compromise ea the proposal In delay courtordered reappoftieammt o f state lsglalatum. Senate liberal! are fighting the proposal as an attaek oa Florida Highway Patrol the Judicial branch tad as n Trooper Bill String field today death a— tenon for nappor- commended Seminote Coun- Trooper Lauds Iriving Habib S UAW To Demand Better Pact Ford N e x t For Pension Talk By Jamee Stickler* UPI Alternative Cd*er DETROIT (U P!) - United Auto Workers President Wal­ ter P. Reuther goes to Ford Motor Co. Friday where he will demand a better contract than tbs fso million, paHardsetting agreement he reached with Chrysler. Reuther told reporters Wed­ nesday night, "the baale pro­ visions of the economic pack­ ages at Ford and General Motori generally will follow the pattern set at Chrysler." The labor leader said Chryaler rated its original offer made Aug. 17 at 39 cents an hour for the three-year life of the contract end then agrecd to add 15 cents n e w money. Chrysler, he Hid, will sign two letters — on* agreeing to provide the eitra 15 cents an hour per worker and another agreeing to pay S'i cents an hour to give 13 mlnutea addi­ tional relief time for every assembly line worker. ★ ★ T h e Chryiter settlement ealled for pensions up to 9400 a month at age M, early re­ tirement, wage Increases, ad­ ditional relief, time, two more paid holidays, an extra week’s vacation, improved benefit* for retired workers, improved Insurance benefits, increased survivors benefits, and Im­ proved jobless benefits. Reuther and Cbryaler ad­ ministrative Vic* President John D. Leary agreed the set­ tlement waa non • Inflation­ ary. Leary said, "we wouldn't be a part of any Inflationary settlement." Reuther said, “ this la a noninflationary settlement and In no way will cause a car price Increase. They could still cut prices and make a profit more satisfactory than tha rest of American Industry.” Tha new contract haa to be ratified by rank-and-file un­ ion members and ratification meetings wlU be scheduled by local unions. Negotiations con­ tinued on the local level to supplement the national a- ★ ★ ★ ★ Union Chiefs To Local Firm would create thousands o f Jobs for young people and get the older workers o ff the assent bly lines. Union President Walter P. Reuther aaid "It doesn't make sense to stay (on the Job) when you c in get these kind of benefits. A man would be very foolish to work until ha waa ftl.” Under a complicated form ula not yet spelled out la d* tell, a worker could retire al ★ ★ Auto Pact D E TRO IT (U P I) — Chry- (0 and get pension benefits The County Commission has stcr's historic $400-* month a* equal to 70 per cent o f hi* pay v o t e d to notify the ABC age 60 pension plan will have up to a |400 a month ceiling. Garbage Company that It hat A tremendous Impact on tha A worker could even retire JO days In which to pay the American labor movement and at early at 55 with scaled9*00 it owes the county or It the Social Security system, ac­ down beneiils. It would be at will be denied the use of pub­ cording to the United Auto the worker's option, and Reu­ lic owned land fill area:. Workers union. ther said true was the key to The action stemmed from T b * UAW said the plan the plan. recent and numerous com­ plaints from the firm's cus­ tomers and from County San­ itarian Val Robbins that the service Ibe romps ny wss ren dering was sub-standard and could ereate a health hair'd. The Commission instructed its attorney, Harold Johnson, to draft a set of regulations which would establish mini­ mum acceptable services to be rendered by gsrbege dispo­ sal companies In thla county. Both aides agree that the necemary two-thirds majority required te halt debat* prob­ ably la net te he obtained. But they also recognise that nei­ ther can the opponents muster a simple majority to table tha proposal. Other Congressional news: Health Cara: A hitter fight n e a r President Johnson'* health earn program appears to ho endangering chaoena of Congress approving an I t greemaat In specific locations. to Social Security eash UAW spokeamen said that There were Incress more than half eg the lte in| signs that the health care Chrysler bargaining unit! had for the aged plan waa eocoun reached agreement. taring rough going in the The union's International ex­ House. Some of Its bsckere ecutive board met Wednesday were suggesting that If health night and unanimously ap­ care is sunk, the Social Secur proved the settlement and rec­ Ity Increase might go down ommended approval to the with K. The health care plan workers after local negotia­ would be financed through tions havo been concluded. Social Security. Current contracts were ex­ Baker: Tb* Scute appear­ tended at Ford until 13:01 a. ed certain to order its rules m. Sept. IS and 11:51 p.m. at committee to reopen the poll GM. The contracts can be can­ ticatly hot Bobby Baker case. celed anytime after that on But the GOP discounted the 4> hours written notice. inquiry in advanoe with a The board declined at its eharg* that It would mean meeting to act any strike merely dipping the former deadlines at GM or Ford. Senate aide into another bar The union hopes to gat more rcl of whitewash. President at the other two firm*. T h e Johnson said Wednesday he fringe benefits at Chrysler, favored a "thorough Invest! Reuther laid, cost more be­ gallon'' and "would be glad cause of the age and composi­ to see the Senate take any ac tion of the work force at tha tion K feels la justified." smallest of the Industry big three. Police Praised "Fifteen cents will buy WASHINGTON (U P I) — more at Ford and even more at General Motora,” ha added. Senate Democratic Leader SCINTILLATING PERSONALITY, beautiful hair and fabulous figure mark the "mystery woman" who will portray the part of Honey-bun, r-Dun, when the VAH-1 Tigerettea present their "between acts" skit at tha r le big USO Benefit Show, Sept. 26 at tha Civic Center. Though Honey-bunI iposed for this photo, the Tigerettea refused to identify their tittle sweet! th e a rt ★ Warning Given "W e didn't want to make early retirement compulsory," Reuther said, “ we wanted to persuade him to retire with at­ tractive benefits.” Reuther said the pension plan was "the most historic agreement In the history ot the Amertcin labor move ment.” "W e have now established the highest plateau for pen­ sions in American Industry. This will have a profound Ira pact on collective bargaining and it will raise Social Secur­ ity tremendously. There's nc question about U,” Rauthee H id. The UAW president ippor ently fore tec* the day when Soclil Security will be lower ed to age 60. Library Helped Mika Mansfield, Mont., be Ifevea the nation's police forcea art antitied te much cred­ it fo r their work In handling this summer's riots. Mansfield touched o ff i round o f Senate tributes Wed nesday whtn he praised the police, gen. Jacob K. JaviU R-N.Y., said he also wanted to make clear that his praise “ does not condone the actions where police take policy into their own hands or us* un­ due fore*." Surplus* Seen DUESSELDORF, Germany (U P I) — The West German Trade Federation w ill donate 675,000 to the Kennedy Me­ morial Library In Cambridge, Mass., a federation spokes­ man aaid Wednesday. W A S H IN G TO N (U P I ) — riommerc* Secretary Luther H. Hodges predicts a $8.5 bil­ lion export trad* surplus by the end o f the year if the present trend continues. , Hodges reporter! on the trad* balane* te President Exact spot o f Moeee' burial Johnson Wednesday. He M id place le unknown, but la prob­ figures for the first seven ably upon Mount Nebo. months o f 1064 showed an In c re u e o f 16 per cent in ex porte over the M m * period I m I year. Imports were up only 6 par cent through July he Mid. taxes in the panel would serve Infor­ LB J Starts FBI Probe O f Racial Woes By A lvla Spivak United Frees faternatlonat W A S H IN G T O N (U P I) — existing law ," A s examples, billion rut In sx c ! m ho cited Mississippi, Georgia, time fo r the nation's New report on its investigation of recent racist riota and other disturbances to see If they fit a common pattern. The Chief Executive told a news conference Wednesday that "considerable agitation" obviously w h Involved in dis­ turbances in both the North and South. He declined to M y, however, whether FBI had found any eigne o f out­ side agitation or political, mo­ tivation so far. Johnson aaid the F B I’s re­ port might form the basis fo r further federal action— pos­ sibly Including legislation— wherever violations of federal laws a rt involved. " W e a r* Informing all o f tha mayors and all o f the governors where these prob­ lems arise that w * will make available through appropriate rhannnels o f their peace o f­ ficers full Information that w* may have,” the President M id . H e M id the government would be available to local authoritlM " fo r any supple­ mentary work that may be within our authority under 1086 mally. York, New Jersey end Christmas shopping. — He w u pleased that a On other m itte n , tha Pres­ contract s a t t l e m a n t bad ident said: have arin n in the past. been reached between the — He had named a panel of United Auto Workers union The President’s impromptu prominent Americans "above and Chrysler Corp. Johnson, W h i t * H o u s e conference partisan politics" u special who has urged wage and touched upon several other le- consulUnU on foreign policy pries restraints In the pest, ■uea figuring In his election problem* to the President, expressed satisfaction over campaign against GOP prcsl- tha secretary o f eUU ami reporta that tha new contract dentist nominee Barry 51. stcreUry of defense. He laid would be nanlnflettonary. President Johnson bee asked Maryland the FB I fo r a comprehensive Security Benefit* where disorders Goldwater. H# did M l reply directly when Mked hi* opinion o f Goldwater'* prepoMl fo r a 25 per cent reduction in federal Incoma end corporate taxes over a five-year period. I 'S '. j j f , -3 JU M M praised the efftete o f tha admlnist ration's 611.6 billion U x *ut— whkh Goldwater voted agalnet in the Senato-and cited statistics he said show*1 ‘confidence in our econom­ ic prosperity." Ue Mid that axseutlv* ami congressional experts a r* studying the nation’s econom­ ic situation to determine the wisdom o f possible further U x cut*. H e said he would report their views to Con­ gress next January. Sources close to the Treas­ ury Department reported lost month that Johnson was thinking o f asking Congress to epprov* a f t billion to f3 LOOK! • (Teenleg 4b Freeeeeleg Felt • Brand New Cover f*r Mittrme • Brand New I m u Is Um • here needed era were suggesting that if health car* is sunk, tb* gods) Security lucre*!* n a y go down with th* ship, Both th* Houi* and Senate are o* record overwhelming­ ly In favor ot an across-theboard inercoa* in Social Se­ curity benefits. The House voted a 9 per rent hlk* in benefits while the Senate approved legisla­ tion to provide for a IT mon­ thly increase — about a 6 per cent boost. PTA Executive Unit To Confer SANFORD 6 joe'ee aeriy arrived, (seeing for tie seesit lAewt, th* but *l4**e I* set • seek end resort, m r tten* m srugem. geese i* step « Mtewt • lease *r •pert* set. . . reed the Virginia Peirnkl P. 0. Box 1114 laaferd 116 Magnolia Av*., Seaferd 371-6371 Major peerI*tee*: WeeM teerara* Serial Sorority he**f Ito by 97 * m**th fra ah**t 36 arilltea persons. Wrote provide bespitsllxiti** aad aerateg ear* ben*, bite for peraaaa 99 or ever. Combined program wrote b* financed by higher payroll Use*. The first meeting of the ten era! membership thla term will be held next Tuesday at 6 p, m. in th* echool audi­ torium. Principal C a r I ta n Henley will Introdue* th* faculty and there will he op­ portunity for parents to visit cUaarooma and a w t tb* teachers individually. W ATCH FOR O U R G R A N D O P E N IN G ! LIGGETT-REXALL DRUGS PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER Philco Hurricane Clearance P H I L C O Autom atic 12 2 cu It. 2-Door R E F R I G E R A T O R Autom atic Detracting and Temperature Control > 1 9 9 ”W/T O Delux* "D airy Bar* ■tone* door with metal shelf guards ☆ Enclosed butterkeeper; lilt-out egg tray. ft Zero Zone freeier atom 98 lbs. of frozen Food 6 "Form F it" cabinet gives built-in look A Choice of while, pink, turquoise or shaded copper ,,.3.. . R lv P H ILC O Sp ace-Saver A ir Conditioner 7AC40 6,300 ITU 18 C U FT. ERTICAL FREEZER Stores 637 Pounds of * 1 4 8 oo N O W W A R R A N T E D FOR 5 FULL YEARS (Warranty Includes Cooling System And All Pert*) P hilco 3 0 Tilt T o p ELECTRIC RANGE Frozen Foods! (iiranrcifftqijgji Only *2 6 8 ?s Ne Money Down...Up te 31 Meethete Pey fir 3 freezer shelve* plus a iwing-out storage banket, U Spacious storage door with automatic fruit juice can dispetuor. i f Flush-fit cabinet. . . no exposed coil*. i t Thin wall insulation for prater capacity Firestone Co nso le T V With Twin S p e a k e r s No Money Down...Up to 36 Months to Pay 'A DUl-nny-heat surface units. Traditional styled cabinet finished to m ild* mahogany furniture. Illuminated channel aelactoe with all controls out front for aasy tuning. A loo available in Early American and Danish Modem styling. i t Top lift* up for ante easy draining of full-width splash pan. it Timed appliance outlet, oven timer dock. it Full-width storage drawer. Phyllis RngeMtein 333-6354 Lak* Mery N ee* Neerl* T B 6-1114 S. Seminole Mildred Haney 66g-S6Jl Deltona B ED D IN G CO. WASHINGTON (U P !) - Health caro-Sectel S*> rarity hill: Btetas: Sent!* approved Sept. I by vet* of 16 to 39 a Mil romWoteg health ran far aged with tens axed So­ cial Socerlty benefits. Hn h paeeed S*cUI Severity bill Jaly 36 by vote ef U I t* S, hot hM net voted *a health M il #6 hi SPECIAL *M5 Both th* Room aad Senate measures would b* financed by rolstes payroll taxes. T te two bills now so to a Hous* . Senate eoafmneo committee which must work out • compromise acceptable to both legislative bodies. A meeting of th* Lyman *|gg-95 W/T 0 But th* Senate bill also In­ cluded President Johnson's plan Ira health Im a aec* fra tha aged under Social Securi­ ty. Tb* Hons* haa a*T*r vo­ ted on th* health can propo­ sal High School P T A executive board haa been announced for 8 p. m. this Thursday at tks school. Thg Sanford Herald ALSO: New MetlranM*. Box Springs. Hollywood Rede, Odd Site* aad King Site Bede Mad* T * Order nt Factory Prices t Echols Danger Hteft’9 6' IN N ER SPR IN G M ATTRESS R EN O V A T IO N tlana for their careful driv­ ing during the Labor D ty weekend just paeeed. Stringfleld stated that th e n were no fatalities In the county aver Ui* holidays. Six accident* injured 24 per­ sons, non* seriously, and caused over 96,000 damage to vehicles and property. There were 34 tru ffle cita­ tions issued and 65 warning tickets handed out by the Florida Highway Patrolmen. In M ery Getting* Bear Lak* Sohple Heine* Hr Hary 6*9-4433 whore your dollar buys MILES more 1st & French Sanford, Fla. Ph. 322-0244 NIONT T IL L S I •aftyvdayo Till • �’*!■wwwiny.li/i/ u * f si c «.» mi ' f ii | f| f f * g ) |l|:lii i ! E l**"". H ? « d lllfU: • 4ft* S’„ * r .-isj: —y • _ : , , «r-s . k * « £2-2:2" ?°"S=3 r M : l? u m v sis■2 GP • ► m P lf f ? f t? iff ? f! I f l ! I > r ; ? p »• ! i f | | i f U ? 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ARIES (March 31 to April 1 » ) Morning Am far ksadltog both intimate aad comam ial affair* of pitch as* mb— at B* aura your hooka an buiai kapt aerarattoy, doabtoehocktflf sverythlsg. Don't bo tovkw* la PM. TAURUS (April 90 to May to) You bar* to fa* c lo w U you w u t to uadurftnd tetricat* pUaa yaw asaodte to cootainplating, play tt cool lat*r. Rtaaoo but do sot argoa W e from t f * or you |* agates! hto *r tor Job a « w s « w grain. ProboWy just bappoae to Mbs ssffosr* GEMINI (May It to Jute 91) Much estimate* ■ for C A R N IV A L By Dick Turner completing work tofor* you la btat way to mak* big head­ way right oow. Don’t permit ethen to imped# your prog* m i. Come through wlih what­ ever pro mla*a you haw* mad*. ►AH MOON CHILDREN (June a to inly St) By being charm _ h t ton e a t -*tiwf to. dter*. to your way of thinking aa wait aa delight them. Keep buay on things that are cre­ ative. Then off to social plea­ sure that to worthwhile. LEO (July 32 to Augurt 31) M you specifically tall family what you aim to do and are loyal with them, they quick­ ly agreo. Be sure to buy whatever gives comfort to clan. Get them In the right mood. Relax. VIRGO (August 33 to Septimber 33) Any Utl* trips to­ day can faring onusual re­ sults, so do not hesitate, but take It easy in PM. Be very correct when speaking. Keep to salient point* or then la cuofusioa. LIBRA (September 33 to October 33) If you took to the practical aide of things, you will get result!. Show that you •No, I’m afraid that on* won't do, olthort It dooon’t have good common sense. go with your wUo'o oxprooatonl" Thus, others will to impress­ ed very eaaily. SCORPIO (October to to November 21) By rising early By Kate Osann aod following through on plana to totter career, in­ crease (amt, you do just that now. The planets are with 5 you. Use that finesse with others for which you are no­ ted. SAGITTARIUS (November 23 to December 21) If you atop \ N worrying, you can straighten out problematical affairs In a very short time. Take time to assist those not so well off as you. Show you have heart. josn jig s a w CAPRICORN (December 33 to January 20) A show of grs titude to those who have been helpful brings even greater support in the future. Asilat them in some aim close to their hearts. You benefit aa well. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February IS) By taking inter­ est In civic affairs, you find that your reputation aoara now. Quickly follow orders of bigwig. Do everything that salt-guard* your guud name. PISCES (February 20 to March 2U) Follow through on any plan to take a little trip that will bring needed data, m d k to ta m ti profile. new friend can p ar » ^ O A ifl (jrlto l'ilw W * iSome ru U lw H B1W *w M A* 'BaBSS m never spank to YVilmot again 1 He wanted t o pin KM to the answer to your probwith a campaign button!” lean. 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Plumbing * )V lip , • p M A i t b «v t, iw t ,1 ELDER SPRINGS -------- PLUMBLN5- “ DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE 322-7357 or 322-3113 PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES E. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Are. FA M M 24. Well Drilling WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types and 81ms Wa Repair and Sarvle* STINE Machinery and Supply Ce. 307 W 2nd St. YA 9403 2.>. Air ('en d. ft Heating AIR-CONDITIONING By FEDDERS H. B. POPE CO., Inc. 200 So. Park Av*. 323-4334 NEED YOUR FURNACE CLEANED? You will find my work fast, reliable A efficient. Eaper ienced In ail typo Gas Ser­ vice A beating. Call Wayne Poole. 322-9103. .’ll. Munlcnl Inet rumenta U As ca# «• *» tH for • ...................... . v .... p* .... ;2B1 f£9 CLASSIFIED INDEX 11— Money W anted 1— Loot A fouad SS—favln ga A L o e a S— Peraonal* SS— Inaurano* I— Beauty Cara I t —Schools A Instru ct!*** 4— Day Nuraerlea Tb—Em ploy meat Service* •—Child Car* VI—Male H elp Wanted I — D et*—Cate—Feta 71— fe m a le Help Wanted t»— Ldvatteck T9—Male or Fem ale Help I I — Special Notice* Tt— Bale* Help Wanted I I —Catering tT —Situation W anted t l — Plata* to Eat •1—Income P roperly IS— Special Servlca* 11— Bualneae Prop— Sale I f — Swimming Pools IT—Janitorial Service# 11— Real Estate Wanted IS— D o-It-Voarialf II— Real Estate dal* It— Build.ra ■uppllea IT— B u ila eu Rentals 14— Lota For dal* 50—Coucret* Conatr. b l— Farm*— d ro v e * 11— Hem* Repair* 13—Out o f State Acreage S3— Plumbing II— lloueee F or Bale St— Painting 15— Houaoo—Hal* or Kent IS— W all Drilling IT—Hon** F o r Rent t j — Air cood. a H eatin g 1««—Keaort Rental* IS— Radio - Television 101—Trailers— Cabana* lb— Photo Ik Equipment 1«3—Mobil* Mom*a— Bala lb—Home Appliance* I t — Mueleal Inalrumenla III— Mobile Ilomaa— Rant IDS—Trailer Space— Bent I t — Buelnaaa Kqulpment 11)1— Trailer Lota— Hale I t —Job Printing t i l — Apartm ent! F or Heat IS— Upholatery tvs— Room* For Rant IS— Vacuum Claanera US— Ratal Room* IT —Moving A Storage 113— Rental A gsata 51— Uxtarmlaatora II— l-tante— flu w a r*— B xdn III— IVanlad To R e a l 111— Auto* For Bala 10— iliac. Tor Hal* i t — Article* Fur ltant 111—Auto*— Bala o r Trade I I I —Truck* For Bale SI— Swap or Exchange 110— Autom otive Horvlcp 31— Wanted To Buy 11— Vurnllur* For Hale 131—Scooter* Ik Cycle* 111— Boats * M otor* SS— Antique* Yor Hal* l i t —Marin* Buppllea SI— Monty To Loan IS— Uualaee* Opportunity* Piano Toning aag Bayair W L. Rarmoa — FA 322-5612 F r am *aafor4 K * change 425-5938 From Hamlnole County (D ial Dlreot) An investment, not aa ex­ pense. Call FA 3-3412 for expert advice on a Herald 31. Musical IiMtruncfiU 43. PtonU, Flower*, gteda advertising campaign. I’ la no Servicing ft Tuning HAIRY INDIGO Gen* Cumbaa — 322 26*1 PENSACOLA BAHIA SANFORD HERALD Ask for current price* A. M. PREVATT 34. Uphototdrjr ■t WANT ADS 749-2115 Seville, FIs. OVER 33 YEARS BRING FAST of F1m Workmanahip in Up­ 50. Mint. For Sato RESULTS holstering, Dnpgriea, Slip­ cover*. lime Payment* as AIR CONDITIONER, Phiko, Room, $SS. 323-6104. llttto aa $3 mo. Drapery Hardware InslallatkHU. READY MIR CONCERT* IN C lfA N C K H T NO. 14111___ KULP DECORATING SHOP 914 Par Yard IV TH*I flncltT roiitT. Pk. 322-2333 vivtii Jt Din si. i mrviT or Patios, Floor, fr t g Estimates r io H io t. in n o rou ■cwiVOLK COl ITT. 43. Plant*, Flowcnt, Scedv aaod. earnout, roek, ptpg, IV CIIVVIKHV VO. IS31S (tecl, graaso traps, dry JOHN W. KVASS. wells. Stepping stoaea. UGUSTRUM Viburnum, Plaintiff. -v ,. gal. cans, 9 for 91. Carson* MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. J VIIKM U acK E N ZIR . «t al Nursery. Lak* Drive. Cas­ 309 Elm Av*. 923-3731 Defendant, selberry. twKvnsiii voTtty, o r b lit w i t h o r r i.u N in b t o * SUPPLEMENT 1NCOMEI JAMES M arKKNZtK. ,lw> Need ludiee, 35-86, with or knuwn aa JAM KS M cKINZlK without car for Sum y work DA NIKI. A f H 1 S T (IllA N STHOJI. OK< HU IK II. PERRY 4 hours, 3 days per we«k and M tA N K U N O. KI Nil. If ric r r r ta r i v t v n No selling. $1.15 to $1.30 peg allva. Ih ,lr raapecllv* unknown NOTICB IH hereby given that ■p,.tu.i*. If m arrltd. and If dead, hour. S«o Company RcprsI am antaged In buelnaaa at fli* reapr.-tlv* unknown holra Samlnot* County, aentativs 9 a. m. sharp, i j . t l i . r . . l r a a i , , , m d y r in lx a to n g v o o f, Florida, undar II,* flctltloua Room 304. Mcltch Bldg. 224 o f *al'l dof*n-lant,: and ,a * ln ,t n a m e of. PnOFKSMlOXAL any and all peraon* having or MIMKOORAPHINH E. 1st St. *K R V IC E . Legal Notice Legal Notice claiming any right, title or Intrr.at In and to Ilia fallowing deai-rlbed land lying and being In semlnole County, rtnrM*. lowlt: The V h i A* of tk* *W>4 or tba N lV Ii o f faction IT. Townahlp 11 aouth. Hang* SI KaaL Tuu, and earh e f you. are harahy a o tlflrd and requlrad to appear red file, peraunally or by your attorney, with th* Clerk o f th# Circuit Court e f Hamlnule Counly, Ktorlla. your written d afenax. If any, to th* bill to qulat title filed hvrelo agalnel you, and to eerve a copy o f the tame eu tfulch|a.>n vtA ,,*ff!er. Pi-at Office Draafer H, San fur >L Plorl-la, attor. n*v> k|, n la in llff, an or be­ fore the 3n.| day a f October, A. D. l i l t . Herein fa ll pot or a decree pro confeaao w ill po entered agalnel you for default. .WITNESS my hand and th* official eaal o f thl* Court thl* Ird day o f September, A. D. till. fSK AL) Arthur H. Be.kwtth. Jr. Clerk c f th* Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlea Deputy Clerk Hutchlaun and L * lft* r Peat Office Drawer If. Sanfoid, Ftorlda Publish Sept. S. ta, IT, SI. 1144CDK-1S OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE 25 LBS. - 30c RAKFQgn HF.MAIJb 'm and that 1 Intend to register •Aid name with th« Clark o f the Circuit Coert. Homlnol* County. Florida In accordance with th* provision* o f th * Flo* tltlou* Nam* Rtatutea, to -w lt: >V TWH DIBTWft-T r « l K T O f Hactloa IIS.IS Florida Btatuto* TH K L V ITK D yOTATWS FOR 1 H T . T U B WIDULSAPDIaTRICT OF FLORIDA ORLANDO D IVUID N Hlg: B. Patrick Barg era Publleh FayL S. IS, IT, 14, 1144 la r r a m S Ia ta to* tk * RooegaaCI'B-34 laatloa a f a faryaaeU xa Na. *4-TT ORL lb# Watte* at la tk* Cows of tka towaty P A R K AND F A IR -Sada*. a* ml eat. t'oa aly. Stove HKUtXOLE UROCNOH, IN C , " f Florida, la Pro bets Debtor l a re the Kami* *s NOTITIC OF HWAWINU V. II. rniANTHAM. a/k/a V IC W D K R URTTION Idl TO R H. ft R a v t i i i \i . j v /. Trt A L L C ttK tllTO Ita A?fP J b rj fli.vA j"U ttA S K lfA at, ■TO CKUftUiKRH OF T. H E Deoeaaad. AROVK NAMED DEBTOR: V IT A L VOY1CM o rices nor.by la glean that Notice le hereby glea a that oaNth* Slat day o f August, ISIS th . undersign.d will, on th* tho Honorable (le o r g * C Toung. »th day of Uctobar. A. l>. |yl|, Judge. United B u t** District preaant to |ho Ilonorablo Conn, Court, approved an taroluutary ty Jadge of g*mlaola County. potttlon for th* corporal* re­ Florida, bar final raturn. ac- organisation o f Homlnol* Park ooua* aad voucher*, as Admin- and Fairground*. Inc. th* above latratrla of th* Ettato o f V ic ­ M m d debtor. tor H. Oranthara, docaeead. YUH TflKH . Jude* T o m i ip * and at Mid tlm*. than aod polnla .1 Carl T. Langrord. lo « thara, mak* application to th* II lll'-raat Avoaut, Orlando. aald Judge for e d u el s ettle­ Florida, to oarv* a# Trusts* for ment of bar administration of Homlnol# Hark and F air­ tald ootala, and for an order ground*, Inc. discharging bar at inch AdNOTICE further la g iro * that m lnlotretrla a hearing w ill bo bald at ll: o « Detod thl* th* 1st day af A. M.. Friday. October IS. ISIS, September, A. D. 1144. at tb* Cult* ! Stats* Courthouse Bela Mae Qraothara and Post O ffice Building tn Or­ Aa Administratrix » f th* lando. Florida, to hoar objooF a ta l* of tio sx If any, to tha retention Vletar tt. Otaakaana la office e f th* eald Trustee, Doooasod aad u bear any other matter* C arroll Burk* U 4 that properly may earn* ha­ Mack * . ClavaUad, Jm ter* aaM hearing. P. O Drawer X Dated at Orlando. Florida dautord. Florida this »th day or September, 1114. A ttoraay* for Lsteta Carl T. Langford. T reat** took k t o Ui H W4 PuMtah Sopu I t , 19S4, Legal Notice a in 3 t» 3 % �Plan Your Profits-Put Herald Classified Want-Ads To Work For Y ou -D ial 322-5612 SEPT. SPEC. Men's Too f'Kfcfc ESTIMATE Shirt*, Me. Army-Nary Sur­ I’ pholiteTiai * Mattress rstovafcag N r* A UMd fu niplus, 110 Saaford At*. tan. Can Nta BedAtig Mfg Co., it TW Colory A n . SW EETIE P IE By Nadine Seltzer FA Mm. BEDS FOB RENT BILLS BARGAIN BARN o£ i0.000 Items 1300 Grapsvilis An. capital, au*. Holloway*. Ira - FR1R Aalistry sad Good loeattaa. Good pro­ ducts. Good traatment. Ph. locally 313-4342, or apply to tbo FURR OIL COMPANY. RENT Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer with pur­ chase of Blue Lustre. CarroD's Furniture. UPRIGHT PIANO. Reason­ able offer accepted. Phone *220059. 69. Schools A Instruct lone BOB BAY'S STUDIO OF DANCE All Ballroom, Latin, Americas Electric Range ....... 139 00 Evenia* Class* 7 to 10 p. mDesk ........................ BU-00 m o t. Otk 323-4740 PhotographerFlood Lit* tll.0t Stroller ..................... 19.00 Child's Desk .......... $3.00 Black A DeckerElectric MEN DO You want to Grow with a Solid Walnut Stoptabte 920.00 fast • growing Company? If A0 la goad condition! you caa sell and are between Ph. 222-3449 the ages of 21-40, neat and have car, please call at 30S Meltch Bldg., $ a.m. sharp. Arm RENT A BED Rollaway, Hospital, B a b y Beds, by Day, Week, or GRILL COOK, Female, white. BoaUer-Iatunar-Tradoo Month. Must be experienced. Chick 323-oat l l l l I. French Ava. CARROLL'S FURNITURE H Treat. Stemper Agency n a w. u t *a-9 iu EVERETT A. HARPER AQKNCY - REALTOR BMB S. Park Ava. BARMAID or Bartender, Full LARGE Drafting Board, good time A part time. Ph. 323- Fboats F A 2-2294 ar FA M2I9 condition, r o a a o a a b l o . 2331 or 322-2332. Gomrnmont Owned Homes $100.00 DOWN IRONING. 32347777. For too biggest aeieetloa of NEW H O M ES Selection of 2, 2. aad 4 nearly now aad used furni­ S I. Income Property ture, see Noil's Furniture Bedrooms located in various Available in Saaford area aad Long wood area ( i ml 8*. Brokerage to Casselberry FOE SALE. RessooibW, In­ sections of SanJonl come property, c o r i e r on 17-12). Ready for occup­ on 17-92. Open 9 days P to A Immediate Delivery French Ave. and 3rd St MONTHLY PAYMENTS ancy. $99.00 per mo. and up. 1*11 Us Your Furniture. Zoned Commercial. Phone Custom Building, Residential FROM $80.00 Quick Servlet With the 122-4737 or 323-3020. or Commercial. FOR THE BEST HOME Calk. SUPER TRADING LMN ENTERPRISES. Inc BUY POST. PA 30*77. 84. Real Estate - Salt Builder, Harold Lagan SEE YOUR pot Highland Ave. Umd furniture, appliances, Sake Office: M2 HlghUad Avt. tools, ole. Bought • Sold. BART PILCHER. Broker Longwood, Fla. Larry’a Mart 219 Saaford Personal Service 138-3911 Collect Ave Ph. PA 3-4132. Call 322 7498 V A -F H A WHAT TO DO THE STORM PASSES. 1. Buy a boat aad eapiare Ma waterways. Z. Do not use phone. Como Furnished 2 Bedrooms, Deo, atralfht to us for compkte AUTO GLASS Carport* and patio. * 3 per selection of 1M4 modsla ad CLEAN Furnished downstairs INSTALLED month. 223-1249. <loss-out prkaa. apartment with attic fan. BtnkwUt Olaaa and Fiiat 9. Ban aonsy—y o u l Bead B. NICE CLEAN furnished two Adults 122-1194. $1333—19-lt. Larsen, fTMj bedroom CB bouse, carports, lass—i«-ft. pub a Ski, tasoi convenient to base. 395. Ph. ROSE COURT APARTMENTS M HP 11110 Krinnada IMS. 922-0344 before 1:20 or after 1 BR. Furnished Apt. 1st Floor, Many others. Near Naval Base. 3019 San­ * p. m. 4. Corn* aoo ua far Bsrihar h* ford Ava. aaa-4222. AUTO GLASS ft 2-BEDROOM furnished bouse, termittoe . T m s . near GoM Course and Lake FURN. Apt. Close m. Jimmie SEAT COVER CO. ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Cowan. 322-4012. Mary. 322-0007. 2i4 W R 4 AL FA I M S 1-Room Elficlency apt with ALL WORK GUARANTEED pvt. bath 4 ibowor, suitable far couple or single person or retired. All utilities in­ FOR BALE BY OWNER. Cus­ FURNISHED COTTAGE: Liv­ cluded In rent. Ideally lo­ tom Built CB Home, 2 Bed­ ing room, dining, kitchen, 1 cated on lit St. within 1 rooms, 2 Baths, Living Bedroom, Bath, waUr and block of B fro* parking lota Room, Family Room, Kit­ oUctrie furnished, $*9 plus and ahopptog cwntar. In­ chen, Central beating oad gas and tax. Located on quire at Manuel Jacobson fireplace, Urge utility aad 17-02, 1 block B. of No. 411 Dept. Store 211 E. First ft. storage, csrporte aad patio. Junction (at 9-Polnta). See Deep well and sprinkling anytime. Ph. 222-1447 after system on beautifully wood­ a p. m. weekdays or any­ 3 ROOM Furnished apart­ ed lot 130’ a 220* with time Sat. or Bun. ment, 206 Elm Ave. 322 2021. Redwood fence. Grove Man­ NICELY FURNISHED Urge 2 or a m . Call 3227411 after Payton Realty • p. m. Bedroom A I Bath apart­ 922-1201 17-02 at Hiawatha ment. Adults. 1913 Sanford Ave., 323 MM. RENTALS St Johns Realty Furnished or Unfurnished FURNISHED 9 Room Apt. THE TIME TESTED FIRM Rail-Blair Agency Clean A close la. 933 mo, 119 N. Park Ave. FA 90121 Ph. 322 3*41 219 9 . Park Ave Lights A water Included. 323-9307. WE’RE DRENCHED IN BARG AIN S **0 7 7 7 7 / Property Legal Notice 4. That bo part o f aald dehl (o r liability) haa been paid, oxr » p l ---------------------------- I. That there ara no a e f.o ff* nr cnuntrrrlatma to aald debt tor liability) aicapt — ... C That claimant d »*a not hold and haa not, imr haa any par. ■on hy hi. order nr to hit knowledge or h.II*f fo r hli tiae. had or r*c *lv «d any aa. curlty or ■tcurltlra for aald dabt (or liability) except _ _ Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T REALTY Office: 522-2118 Nights: 323-0700 322-0649 9314 Park Drive 7. ( I f tilt daht ar liability I* foundad upon an Inatrumant of wrttlnn) That tha Inatrumant upon which aald debt lo r lia ­ 4 BEDROOM, 2 Bitha, b ility ) la founded la attached to-wall carpet, built-in herato (or la loal or deatrayad. pUaacea, Intercom, ce • a m i forth In a ffid a v it at. tachad harato). air and heat, fenced. S. (K tha dabt la foundad upea 322-3304. an opan aceeunt) That tha aald dabt wae (or w ill tucomo) dua on ------------- (o r that tha avaraga dua data th ereof waa ■ ■): that no nota or nthar ntcotlabla Inatrumant baa bean rtetlved for auch aocaunt or any part tkeraof (o r that lb* •aid dabt la avtdancad by a hot*, or Other negotiable Inatru* mant. whleh la attached hara. la Ida f-wert a f Ik* f'.a n ty !-•); and that no Judament ha* Jaitiv. Ira d a a la r .a a ly , Blala baen rendered tturaoo, axcept a# SlarMa. Sa Frabafa la » » Iba ■•eat* Legol Notice (Sign Tour Nam* Here) rlhed and *w „rn to h*. n* thlt — day o f — —- ALICE HJCT rceAL T>«c*ta*d. notice Nolle* 1* hereby xiran that tha undevalgnrd will, on th* Slat day o f H*pt*mb*r. A. TV (0(11*1*1 Chartctar) ISO*, present to th* H<>narab1a County Juda* o( B tataala E X H IB IT -Wi­ County. Florid*. h*r final r * . l e TH E DISTRICT COURT OF turn, amount and voucher*, n* T H E 1NITK D STATE S FOR Kxarutr* x o f th* Hatal* o f Tita: winnt.F iiiwtriut of AI.ICR ItA T . d.r**e*d, and at Florida dmi.a.ni><> division la PraraaSIsga fnr tk* g..r. gaalaatlaa ml g larparatlaw N*. M - n ON L la th* Watt.r at SEMINOLE F A ItK AND FAIR G ROUNDS, INC., n*btor PROOF OF STOCK I.ATKMKST HTATK tlF -----------------> COUNTY OK ---------------- .) ya Tha und*r»lgn*g. (p rin t Tour Nam*) . trik e* •olamn oath: IF C LAIM AN T IX A N IN ­ D IVID U AL: That th* uader*lan»<l |* tb* r.X IIIB IT llockhntdar haraln. IN T H E U ln TR IC T I III HT OF OR. IF C LA IM A N T It* AN T H E I'N IT E I) * T » T r n FOR AGENT. A T T O It N K T. o n T H E HIDIM.B Illa T H H T OF GUARDIAN: fa tb * f e e r t a f IS* Caaaty F L IIR ID N ORLANDO DIVISION That th* uaSaralgiud I* th* a la ', eaneleeal* Caaaty. F lax. In Fravaadlnaa Imr tha Haar- Agent. Attorney, or Guardian J Ma, | Prabata. naalaslla* ml a Carparnttaee of " ■ ; that •aid la rai Kalat* ml Na. **-TT OMI. ------- — — I* th* *tuL-kholder K3IANUEL A NX A LONE In lb * H alter *1 h .r.tn ; that th* undar.lgn.d D-r*aa«d. UPHIMOLK I'A IIK AND F A IR - duly te nuthorliad hy Mid Tu AH Cradltara aad Frraaaa GIIOUNDD. INC.. • i.M'kh-.ldtr to m ek . th l. pruof H aelaa • lalnee ar D e n e a la of .'o r b lat«ra*t. Aaalaat **ld Eatat*. OR. IF C LAIM AN T I I A COR­ T-u and .eth of you a r* PORATION: haraby nntlflad aad raqiHrad That th* undaratgn.d I* tb* la p r.-.n t any claim* and daCOUNTY OF —------------- ) (O fficial T U I. I ------------------whL-le you, or althar of ll-rln t Tour Name lla ra l — o f INem* of ktookholdar) . ■ mand* you. may haea .galnat tha --------—. being duty aaurn. ------i A corporation or- aatata of EMANUEL AN'/Aw y «: <anla«d under tb* U a . of lb* T/lNE. d*ca.e-ad. let* of aald Tliet tha underelgnad le th* •tala o f -----; Gut County, to th* County Judg* o f cl.lm en t haraln tha undaralgnad duly la autb- lamlnnla County. Florid*, at OK n rli.d to waka th l. proof nf That th. und.relgn.d le tha • lock Inter.at; and that th* (O ffic ia l T itle ) ------------- of corporation la tha elo. kholder (N e m . o f Claimant) ■ 1 — herein. a corporation organised under FIMtTIIEIt. In tha apt.llcahia th* U w * o f tha atala of -------- tneten.-. abova. th * und.ratnn-- ----- . that Iba undaralgnad duly I* au'horlied la meke thia pr.-.f o f rtglm ; and that aald corporation I* tha claimant claimant, and ahall ba sworn haraln. tu by III* . Ulrn.nl, hie agent, F U R TH E R . DEPONENT SAYSt tr attorney and acccmpanlad 1 That tha mailing a d .lr ... of by a filing f.a of ana dollar th. above named claimant I* ai.-l eu-h r|alm nr demand nut iN'im ber and itr * * t or P O. |.| rtlad shell ba void. it,.1 1 ------------- -— --- , icily Mary Anaaloaa THESE CARS G O T T A GO! LONGWOOD AREA Price 110,300 - No QuaUfrias SMALL DOWN PAYMENT $63 per month Pays AU 3 BEDROOMS, IV* BATHS Carport* WcsUnthouse Kitchen Central 0U Heat 4 Pontiac Tempest Safari Htatiew Wagon, R A H , Hydrostatic. Ideal for the family. FH A - V A HOMES 2. 3. A 4 BEDROOMS 1. lVk. A 3 BATHS '61 Renault. $307 bal., 129 mo. KITCHEN EQUIPPED '01 VW, $1197 bal., $39 mo. I.OW MONTHLY PAYMENT) COUNTRY CLUB HTS. '60 Lin., $1391 bal., $19 mo. For Complete Information Rt. 17 92, Turn on Rt. 427 See or Call Your '60 Falcon. $897 bal., $39 mo. At Five Points. Vi mi. to SR 13 3 BEDROOM Completely fur '60 VW, $*97 bal., $37 mo. Ssleamsn on Premises F H A - VA nlahed. 2434 Chase Ava. '90 Metro, $097 bal., $32 mo. SALES BROKER '90 Ford, $790 bal., $33 mo. Fs Hava The Home For You 4 ROOM HOUSE, Furnished. ROBKBT A. WILLIAMS '61 Chev, $1287 bal., $44 mo. 2603 Sanford Ave., 323 0633. Realter '37 Imperial, $782 bal., $34 mo. Raymsad Luodqulat, Asm . '56 Chev, $392 bal., $31 mo. FA 3-I9S1 Atlantic Bank BUf '37 Unr. $992 bal. $39 mo. 2M9 PARK DRIVE '37 Plym., 1349 bal., $29 mo. 332-2420 322-7499 '39 Chev, $999 bal, $39 mo. NIGHTS 323-9124 - 323 0546 Pont, $74$ bal, $32 mo. HOME RENTERS '38 '38 Hillman, $397 bal, $29 mo. H'a Juat good buxineaa to '90 Ford w-:. $790 bal, $33 mo. check firit with Sanford's '39 Ply Wg. $992 ha], $34 mo. largest It 0 m a Servicing '31 Chev Wj. $784 bal, $34 mo. Agancy. Fine Homes, Fairly '37 Olds Wk. $593 bal, $29 mo. JUMBO HOUSE I Room, I Priced. In all Sites! •38 Chev Wk. $699 bal. $32 mo. car garaga, patio. Stove, '33 Pont. W;. $591 bal $31 mo. disposal, dish w a i h e r . '31 Olds Ht. $389 bal, $31 mo. HOME OW NERS 222-1426. Good Rental homee, Priced '38 Chrys, $691 bal, $31 mo. right, are renting and leas­ •37 Olds HT. $747 bal, $32 mo. PINK AND PRETTY '58 Cadillac $997 hal, $33 mo. ing fast) CONCRETE Block in a love ly location. 4 Bedrooms, Uh Call Today, For Prompt and '34 Cadillac, $499 bal, $19 mo. '38 Chev , $197 bal, $22 mo Efficient Service. It Payel baths. F l o r i d a Room '37 Merc. $299 bal, $18 mo. PATIO, Carports, workshop '36 Merc. 8199 bal, $10 mo •ad MUCH MORE. Hugo 286$ PARK DRIVE '36 Ford. $179 bal. $10 mo 90* X 133’ lot. ALL THIS for 322-2420 322-7493 only 814.000 with EXCEL­ 'S3 Ruirk, $37 bal. $2 mo 2565 PARK DRIVE NIGHTS 322 6824 — 323-0546 322-2420 322-7495 WE DO TRADE! LENT TERMS! NIGHTS 322 6924 - 323-0346 Merrury Colony Park p Pass. SUL W ag, Factory Air C oal, P/S A Broken. Rulfk Fleetra 4-Dr. Power Steering, Brakes A • Way Seat. A fine luinry n a Rambler Super 4-Dr. **4'\ Automatin, Radio aad Heater. Rambler Super Croaa Ceeatry WagMfc Automatic, Eadln aad Heater. Stenstrom Realty REN TA LS HOM ES FO R SA L E Stenstrom Realty Stenstrom Realty SOU TH W A RD 2 Leqol Notice ■e t h r r la r r i t rorax. n in t h judicial rinct-iT or rs.oniD* it u p ro n sem i. ROLE ro i’RTT. cs a e rR a r n o . u m WAIIIIKN V. W A L K Kit. I’ lalntirr. •Vi ­ la la m ax . D.fandant D EFEN D F L o n i l ) A TO) W ALKER. o f raaldane* I* w alker XOTICE TO T H E * T * T r OF L A L A MAE vlrn ie pUc* unknown T o U .tnK IIK R E B T N O TI­ F IE D Hut a Sworn Complaint hne h*»n flt.d *g *ln *t you In th* Circuit Court. Ninth JuSIfla l Circuit a f Florid*. I* »nd for Xamlnola County, In Chancary. th* *b h r*vi*t*d till* at which I* W tltR K N V. W A L K ­ ER. Plaintiff v*. L A L A MAE W A LK E R . Dafandant, wharaln tha r .lle f ...tight I* * D*cr** o f Diver. *. Th*** pr***n t* ara to eauaa and r*<lulr* you to 111. ;r tr wrt**»-* *-va«r -r d o (***a a l( any, to th* Com­ plaint filed haraln. nn.l to a*rv* a copy ttu r.of npon tha PlaintlfP * attorn.y. Gordon V. Fred­ erick. P. O Ho* ITS). Sanford. Ftortd*. SSIJI. on or b .fo r . th* In I day o( October. A- D 1**1 H .r.tn fall not or n Deere* P ro Conf**a-i w ill h . antered • galnet you fur tha relief rtqu**t*d and th* cau** w ill proc o » I ox perlo. WITNESS my hand and th* a ffl«la l * «* l or thl* Court this H th Cay at Auguet. A. D ISSt. Aa aaacutar of tha Laat (SEAL) above n.mad dabtW ill and Tt e t a m. n t o( Arthur Raekwith. Jr.. end before tha fitEmanual Anialuna Ulark of tha Circuit Court petition for corpurD acasad Dy: Slartha T Vlhlan. DC. laetlon. and .t ill la. Lour Naina Hare) UTENHTRiiM. DAVIS * Oordnn V. Frederick truly Indebted tor 8'jbarrlh.d and aworn tn before M.INTOkH Attorn ay for P !A «a «lf( aid claimant m tha ma thlt - i - day of _ _ _ _ Attorney* fa r Faacutria IIS Eaat CommarcMl a rea* -------------- - Dollara last. Poat O ffice B 'x IU » F. O Boa IT tl S.nford. K lo rlla J t lU •anford. Florida tSTtt Character) 1-uMleh Aug .7 A Sapt. t. IS, Publtah Aug ST A M.pt. 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(UVD "M y station vsaon litersHy fen spar! rw body of the wapoo turned over, sod before I knew it 'Aero was a young sew before-, cry b y hysteri­ cally hy my aide. Me? I Just had a few aeratebe*. Then someone helped mo out of the wagon and ! knew I was all right. It was as simple is that." This was how John Robert Romes. 33, Loo* Bosch. Calif.. described tus near-miraculous escape Tuesday night when his station wagon—going C miles an hour—struck a guard n il no the Loaf Reach freeway and almost disintegrated. Investigators said pieces of the vehicle were strewn 3M feet along the highway and the angina dropped onto a sur­ face street 0 feet below the freeway. Byrnes stid he lost control of his wagon when It alerted to awarve because the ear in front af him was going too A REPORT on activities during Girl* State Week thin summer In Talla­ hassee was given for the Auxiliary Unit of American Legion Post 53 last Friday at a covered dish dinner meeting. Shown with the Girls State repmentattvea, Miss Linda Spencer, second from right and Miss Helen Mann, right, are Mrs. Minnie Pezold, left and Mrs. Chloe Butts, second from left (Herald Photo) Puaasytvaaia east Rs vets fkv the lata President John V. E — I f y 0 IMS but elected Republicse William W. Scrantm to lie povetnot's chair 0 IMS. A t death af Rap William J. O n m Jr., ltof-time Demo­ cratic bees 0 Philadelphia, SEATTLE (UVD — Repub-j Ucaa presidential aomlaes Barry ColdwsUr, *‘terrifically oacoarsgsd" by early cam­ paign reaction, headed east to­ day from the Northwest where he accused the Kenncdy-Jotason adminlstxiUoa af playtnj politic* with (orsign policy. COVENTRY, England (UPI>-Arthur Arch turaad « todiy and said tin world If moving to* fait—10 mtootaa too (ait, to bo prtclM. Arch baa lived 0 minute* behind the times for 13 y tin , He maintains that every body is out of step but himself. "It's all very simple.*1 he said. “ la M 3 the docks wore cheated a minutes. I never accepted this. Nobody was f » lag to take 0 minutes off a y life. So 1 Just kept my wafch at the old time. “ It has sever stopped since and H la 0 minutes behind the FORMERLY RALE'S 2465 S. P A R K AVE. General Shoe Repairing Expertly Done SPECIALIZING I N ORTHOPEDIC CORRECTIONS A N D BUILD-UPS N * GIN SOUTHERN COMFORT 100* LIQ U E U R Guckenheimer VREVARATIOX H M* BLEXD HALLER'S DELUXE STRAIGHT GIANT PACK OP 34# BOURBON ROD. 4.SC—AJ.TS CASE VIRGINIA DARE Just North of Casselberry City Limits WHITE or PINK H w v 1 7 .Q 9 . . . * SWEET W INES Gold S e a l ™ * PR IC E S GOOD TH RO U G H S A T , SEPTEM BER 13th Halfway Between Sanford and Orlando SPRING CUSHION N. Y. STATE Tokay ^ ALTAR WINES & » PORTABLE MR. BOSTON M* STRAIGHT KY. BOURBON P A R K & TILFORD YR. STR. BOURBON 8 Wateri of the Sea of Gali lee, where Jesus directed his dliciplcs to cast their nets, are worked by modern Israeli Osh in f Grets. TYPEWRITER Heaven Hill 7 CROWN BLEND **• PROOF - A " BLEND CHARRED OAK remained a eix-team league nine* 1952 when the Ntw Terk Americana aurTenderad their franchise. $1.49 Cold Tablets .69 Sweetener $1.98 Ointment . BWEETA NO CALORIE SCOTCH WHISKY •EG. T.IS difficult. The Chief Executive opened Ms cierttoe campaign 0 Detrott with a Labor Day appeal 0 r uatiaeai unity. Ha stressed the peels of peace, posperity sad Justice while Indirectly ehaneevftag Republican candi­ date Barry Goldwilet's views on presidential control of nu­ clear weapons. The White House said the democratic uatiaeai committee would pay Johnson's travel espnaaei en the Rarriaburg trip, aa it did for his appearance 0 Detroit. Another pres ideatial appearones before the convention oi the machinists* union 0 Miami Beach neat Tuesday—also was announced hy the White House. SIX-TEAM LEAGUE MONTREAL (U P l) — The National Hockey League has DRUG SP EC IA LS! CHARCOAL X / n m / A F IL T E R E D V U U I V A • YK. STRAIGHT KY. 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Whelan aaid that tha eat la not In tha habit « f wander* tag o ff and ballavaa aomeona m ight have picked him up. Ha a ik * that anyone having eeen a black tomcat call him. Tha telephone number can ba ob­ tained from Information, e • a T I t m ight hara bean wat fo r Vernon Dunn Wednesday but he waa wetter le*t Mon­ day, Labor Day. Dunn de­ cided to obierve the holiday by gettin g In a bit o f b a n flih in g on Lake Hem ey. A f ­ ter getting one be**, ha atepped to the bow of hie boat to lift anchor. Im tead o f the anchor com­ ing out, tha former county commlasioner went in. Dunn kept hia wita and hung on to hie overturned boat, call­ ing fo r help He waa heard by Mra. John D. Thomaa and Mrs. Henry Harriion who notified M n . Harriion'a hus­ band. With the help o f W a l­ ton M. Torres and a young N egro man whoaa nama ien’t available, Harriion reicued Dunn and brought him and h ii boat to ihom. Dunn'a one bait, by the w ay, “ escaped." e e e i k •i J * 1 , , The '> e .m i% g la County Young Republican* w ill meet a t g p. m., Tueiday, at the Florida State Bank in San­ ford. Sandy B aiiett announc­ ed today that it w ill be a "Goldwnter Victory Strategy bleating.'* , % * * The Florida Citrus Produc­ tion Credit Awociatlon news­ letter, "Orange B lo iio m i," Indicate* that a survey ihowa that due to Hurricane C lio — when it travelled through the Indian River cltrua acction, some 40-50 per cant o f the grapefruit wae lost. However, lt ‘a believed that tha Inereaia In ilxe o f the remaining fru it w ill cut this lose to 30-40 per cent. Business returned to nor­ mal at th* Sanford Naval Air Station today with th* return o f 31 Aircraft which had been evacuat'd to inland refuge baeee Tueiday In the face of iUUVA Sally Strikes HONG KONG ( U P I ) — Typhoon Sally hit Hong Kong a glancing blow today. Seven person* were killed when a rain-loosened boulder crushed wooden hut. Planes Rescue Congo Whites MADISON, W ii. (U P I ) — The head o f tha National Farmers Organisation (N F O ) meet* today with Wieconsin Gov. John Reynolds in an at­ LE O PO LD VILLE, Th* Con tempt to esse tha tense sit­ go (U P I) — American A ir • a • uation that followed th* Force planes ferried frighten­ M ight as well keep thoia death of two N F O pickets. ed white residents out o f th* w ater Jugs full, canned foods Congolese city of Coquilhatand candles on hand— Hurri­ Raid Studied villa today one Jump ahead o f cane Ethel la f o l l o w i n g LONDON ( U P D — Britain Dora's footsteps. may counter Indonesian at advancing rebel force*. Coquiihutvill*, 400 mtloa tacks on Malaysia with a re­ "W e only had to use our taliatory raid on Indonesian northeast o f Leopoldville, emergency generator about bases like tha Gulf o f Tonkin the last important city in tha three hours before day­ action of the United State* northern Congo still held by ligh t this morning, until lest month, defent* ministry government troop*, It con troll the Congo River. power wae restored," Hobby sources said today. Two giant U. S. A ir Force said. s e e C130 H e r c u l e s transport plant-* and a pair of charter County road crews will ed aircraft flew 300 white have some of their work to refugee* out o f Coquilhatdo over as rains hava washed ville Thursday, aw ay eome o f the road bed* Th* refugee* said panic they have been putting in all Scott Burns, manager of wa* spreading In the area in over the county, despite sand Florida Power and Light sai l the face of advancing Com­ bagging before the storm. today that ail power in the munist-becked rebels. • • • About ISO European* were W TRR Radio remained on area has been restored, ex­ the air during Hurricane Dora cept In four or five isolated left behind, but authorities to provide residents of Semi' instances. Local crews era planned to rescue them today. Thirty-eight white mercen­ note and adjacent areai with continuing to remove limbs up- to- the- minute information from power lines and out of aries were flown into Coquilon the storm and the loca town crews have moved on to hatvilla Thursday to reinforce northeast Florida. II* express- the Congolese army thera. In situation. td gratitude to City crews, addition to being strategical­ AID SOUGHT fir* end police fo r their as­ ly located, th* city la tha NICOSIA, Cyprue ( U P I ) sistance during th* storm in capital of Cuvette Central The government of Cyprm got Province. helping with downed lines. down to bran ticks tuuay R j b!J U r niUV.ry .V .V k w n Russia. Put In Service Sip God* 8X771 O M V 19 Days Left To Register For General Election (U P !) - United Pm a Leased Wire Former hurricane Dora blus­ tered around the Florida Panhandis today in its dying throes. A new hurricane far out la the Atlantic waa watch­ ed by the residents of the bat­ tered Flonda-Gsocgla Atlan­ tic coastline. Dora, downgraded to tro­ pical storm status, was center­ ed at about to miles north of Apalachicola, Fig. Us wind had d.minished to U miles in (pur m squall* occuriog over > Established 1908 F R I, SEPTEMBER 11, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 276 Area Lakes, Rivers At Capacity, Warning Given On Flood Threats Experts Study Next Move Of Stormy Ethel Recently Southsld* w oo raid# a "walking • area' school but the parents com plained that it was extremely dangerous fo r elemonUry school children, particularly first and second graders, to havet o walk on »uch streets ss Sanford, Melloaville and Celery Avenues with no side­ walk* and traffic lights, par­ By Dottle Austin ticularly during winter months City Editor when It Is itill dark when A torrential downpour of some would have to leave nearly four Inches of rain that home. hit Seminole County Thurs­ The elimination o f bus day between 3:30 snd 4 p. m. transportation, parents told haa brought ground-water con­ lb* Board, has created a traf­ ditions to (he verge of severe fic problem. flooding, county and city offi­ Tiie hoard explained that ac­ cials laid today. cording to stato law pupils Many areas are still under­ who reside within a two-mile water today though major • -' '* V"1 . fC./r* radius of the school cannot be traffic arteries drained off dur­ transported by achool buses. ing the night. This rule, it was explained, S even flooding occured yes ha* been in effect for some lerday on many city ami coun lime but this year It is being ty streeta, with water runenforced and as a result some tag several feet over some 1,448 courtesy rides were elim ­ roads for several houn. OSTEEN imiDGE, above, was reported eportrd last night to have been swept inated. Reports from Cedi Tucker, But when a Herald photographer visitaway with the remnants of Dora. E While the board agreed that County agricultural agent, In­ ed the site this morning all wns peaceful and the bridge uppenred able ridge uppenr the Sanford Police Depart­ dicate that though farm tu withstand even another sustaining blow such as the hurricune gave ment his been extremely co­ lands, citrus, vegetables have to the area. (Herald Photo) operative and performing effi­ suffered moderate damage, cient service, more protection further rains and flooding was needed at crossings adja­ could prova disastrous to cent to the school. It said it farmers. Ornamentals and would call this to th* atten­ gnenhousrs w e n tha moat tion of the City. Meanwhile, severly damaged, with on* mothers agreed to lnveaUgato , , , -y-'A ej4_ f • hydroponis farm completely establishing • grossing-guard destroyed. program. The Econ River, already As to the opening time o f flooding, rose even higher the school, the Board said this and lake waters pounded near waa a matter left to school Subscriber^ may o r may not1 Approximately I,(W0 tele­ led T,4I2 long distance call* the top of the bulkheads on principals and suggested that Lake Monroe. Howell Creek is parents bring this to the at­ have gotten their Sanford phones in the Sanford area Thursday, Jimpitng tines and reported running high and tention o f the Southside PTO Herald Wednesday and Thun- were knocked out of service taxing facUitieg to capacity," fast and rivers continue to rise day, but the paper wai pub. by Hurricane Dora, and repair Shcdden aaid. and resolve the question with Southern Bell repairmen, ill over the area. Officials Mrs. Velma Mitchell, princi­ lished and all carrier* were work Is proceeding on a 24out miking deliveries in spits hour bails, Southern Bell's Just finishing up the m au ive kept watch on latest reports pal of the school. local manager, Robert Shed- repair job in the aouth end of on hurricane Ethel, now chur­ N ot all parenti present of the itorm. Some paper* undoubtedly den said today. the stale earned by Hurricane ning the Atlantic. sgreed Uist the opening Ume Thursday's ralna brounght Shcddcn appealed to sub­ Cleo, were hurrying to Jackshould be changed. Some said blew away, soma probably the total for the last t h r e e floated away, but every at­ scribers to keep calls to a aonville, St. Augustine and they wanted it left at • a.m. days to 8.40 inches, snd a re n Another parent said the was­ tempt was made to deliver. minimum, snd only stlcmpt Brunswick, Ga., today to help in Lake Mary, Ravenna Park, Thursday, carrier* had an those calls that are absolulsly with outages caused by Hurri­ n't interested In school bus cane Dora, In northeaat Flori­ Country Club Manor, Chutucuurtoy rides, »nd added. even more difficult time on necessary, ota, Lincoln Heights, Geneva "T h e local exchange hand­ da and southeast Georgia. " I ■■ouldn’t let my youngster ,h<lr rou,cl ,lolcn* of rn#li‘ and Osteen are still under wa­ ride the bus if he could." I anJ ‘ t " * * 1 throughout the ter, with many clay roads and Several parent* reported coun,y wer« noodoJ ,Dd ,m' county roads Impassable or that they knew ol other p a r-;P *, l *blenearly impassable. Abandoning bikes, scooter* enta who were not settling City Manager W. E. Know­ their children to Southilde or and autos, carriers waded in les warned residents o f tha a* far a* po'iible to rrxrh the any school until some changes city not to pile debris In ths lioniei of tuhicrlbers. Circula­ were made. streets where it can wash tion Manager Frank Voltoline down snd clog storm drains laid today. JACKSONVILLE (U P I) — Edward McDermott to tour at it did Thursday, but to pile Parent* were preised Into service to help on bicycle President Johnson declared tha atorm's swath of destruc­ it on the parkways. County F.nginecr Bill Bush route* ami moit carrier* were parts of Dora • ravaged North tion Friday, assessing damages said that seen in tlirkeri and boots, or Florida and South Georgia McDermott, director of the any more rain will be disas­ barefooted with pants rolled major disaster arras and sent Office of Emergency Plan trous for the county road sys­ up, a * they braved the ele­ Ding, was to Isavs on tlx heli­ tem. Land areas are satur­ ments to get thslr job done. with ditches, lakes, copter tour from the Jackson­ ated A disaster clinic Is planned creeks and rivers running at ville Naval Air Station. for Saturday at la a.m. at Gov. Farris Bryant and Flo­ flood stage. 1*7 W. Commercial SL aa All construction o f n e w rida Sens. Spestird Midland Red Cross official* strive to road* has corns to a halt, and Georgs S m a lh m snd fa t mere volunteers to cope Carriers Try 1,8 0 0 Phones O u t For Delivery Despite'Cane In Storm Afterm ath N. Florida, Georgia To Get U. S. Assist Volunteers Eyed For Red Cross Disoster Clinic Funds Available To Fix Damages Done By Storm with emergencies. A. B. (Tam m y) Peterson, Red Cross disaster chairmao, said 4* persons were an duty during Dora’ s visit but many mars would kave bee* needed should ton storm bav* stayed la toe area. He asks potential volun­ teers to be on hand tomor­ row morning for the clink which will be staffed by leading Red Cress Instruc­ tors. A. B. Pstenon Jr., Red Cro»* Disaster Chairman said this morning that fundi are available under the Red Cross disaster relief to help per­ sona who have suffered major damage* to their property or busineaa. " I f you have had damage* to your home or small businet* and do not have funds to repair it, please call th* Rad Cross and make your applica­ tion for assistance," Peterson "A ll coavtal warnings can beaches when Dora slimmed probably b* hrwsrerfMster to­ inland early Thursday. The A broad stretch of northwest area from St. Augustine to Florida, south Georgia and d a y ," weather men said. Jacksonville Beach wat parti­ Miami forecasters kept a south Alabima was soaked by cularly hard h it Dora's rains. Up to 10 inches wary eye on hurricane Ethel, Georgia Gov. Carl Sanders located about U 0 miles last planned an inspection trip were expected. N ew Orlein* forecaster* of Florida and 350 mites south- later today in tha Brunswick, said Dors, which left thou- southwest of Bermuda, it wai Ga. area. westward toward lands homeless snd millions drifting Both the stricken Georgia of dollars in property damage Dora's approximate path at snd Fta.'lda areas devastated in lumbering across Florida about five miles in hour. by Dora w tr* declared federal Florida Gov. Farris Bryant disaster arts*. altar striking th* Atlantic It was too early to dsteralae coastline near St. Augustine, flew to Jacksonville to per­ would move gradually to tha sonally inipect the damage whether Muw-muviog Ethel west northwest. k i t along northeast Florida would hit load. the Gulf of Mexico. of America” WEATHER: Cloudy with occasional mint high today in 80’s; low tonight in 70’g._____________________ Dying Dora Thrashes'Panhandle Sector TALLAHASSEE Nile ifemfnrb ifcntli * A group of eome 85 to 30 "vi>L. M parent! of Southsld* Ktemoatery School p ttpfli dropped three major problems into the Up* of Samtaele C o u a t y School Board member* Thurs­ day afternoon and bom of them were resolved. Tha group wretod hw portatios, more police protec­ tion for children at major thoroughfare crossings and the starting tint* changed from I o.m. to a later hour. tend funeral services at II am . and 2 p.m. for two o f their colleagues, L t (Jg) Paul I. Haney and Lt. Cmdr. John F. Moore. The two officers lost their livee In tha crash of their A 5A Vigilant* bomber ehortly after take-off during Tuee day's evacuation. Aa the planes returned to Sanford to resume normal training operations, thera ware croesed fingers that Hurricane Ethel, now proceeding slowly toward th* U. S. Mainland, would not lend tha same air­ craft winging back to Olathe, Kan., fo r the third time thla season. A ll told, Dora delivered 0.5 inches o f rain and peak wind gusts o f 60 m.p.h. to the N * val Air Station. Parley Called Seminole County * * * * on the St Johns River no n* The By M taa Returns To Station Electric Power ♦ Parents Level Criticism On Buses, Hours Navy Base Aircraft Tha Anchor Club's Adm iral Hurricane Dora. dance w ill be held at 8 p. m., The planea began landing Saturday night, at the Sem­ ehortly before 10 a.m., in time inole High cafeteria. to allow fligh t craws to at• e e * > * Sometime* we take for granted services rendered by oar municipal and county agenda* aa well aa the public utilities. Wa don’t realize how important theae service* are until such a tlm* aa when wa are without them. During Hurricane Dora's visit, personnel o f theae agenda* and firm* went on a standby basis and when called rendered service* that en­ hanced the safety as well aa tha comfort of tha community during the emergency. The Florida Power 4 Light Company and the Florida Power Corporation and their offi­ cial* and linemen did a fine job in maintaining electrical service and restoring it as promptly as possible when lines were down. Personnel of Southern Bell and Winter Park Telephone maintained service in many areas and when lines were down in other sec­ tions emergency crews immediately went on the job. Sanford Gas Company had only on* emergency call but it quickly repaired a gas line damaged by the roots of a fallen tree. Among governmental agencies, commenda­ tion is in order for members o f tha Florida Highway Patrol, the Seminole County Sheriffs Department and the police departments in each of Seminole’s six municipalities. Members of tha Sanford Fire Department and other fire fighting units scattered through­ out Seminole were on the alert and promptly rendered services when called. So did the other departments of the county and the municipali­ ties. The American Red Cross Disaster Commit­ tee immediately swung into action and provided adequate shelters for those who preferred a safe haven. The Seminole County School Board co­ operated with the committee in providing buses to transport those seeking refuge in the shel­ ters. Even though Hurricane Dora packed a mighty wallop in her winds, she was mainly a challenge to the grit and determination of the personnel of the agencies and utilities. In The Herald’s opinion, these people—to whom we are grateful—passed the test. Protests Lodged W ith School Officials Johnson Plans Trip To Areas Hurt By Storm Georgia Sen. Herman Talm idge, along with American Red Cross president Kaines WASHINGTON (U r i)— F. Collins and MaJ. Gen. Rob­ President Johnson drrldod ert O. MacDonnel, chief of tha today to fly this afternoon U. S. Arm y Corps o f Engin­ to arena in Florida and eers, were to accompany Mc­ Gtorgla struck by hurricana Dermott. Dora. By declaring parts o f North Th* White House an­ Florida disaster areas, the President made resident* in nounced shortly aftar II a. at. that Johnson would th* path o f the monster storm fly to Jarkaonrlll* to in­ eligible for a varisty of gov­ spect flood areas there. Ha ernment loins to rebuild their tluu nil) travel to Bruns­ home* and businesses. Earlier this week, the Pres­ wick. Ga., to view damage ident declared nine Florida In that area. Tha trip waa arranged at counties hit by hurricane Cleo the request of congressmen disaster arias and made 8300,. from the hurrirsnc-beltered 000 in federal funds available area, tha White House said. for clean up operations. Hurricane Dors dealt its most destructive blow to th* St. Augustins * Jacksonville Beach area, the first to feel Abby . . . . . . . . . . — ...... Page 9 the storm’s full fury. Bridge ................ P*ga 9 Classified ............ Pag* 10-11 Comica ________ Pag* 2A-3A Editorial ---- ------- Pag* 1A The Seminole Sports Car LAKE MONROS haa risen ntna and • half inches in th* last two days as shown on this water level gauge and is expected to continue rising for five or she days. Lake !■ n o w about a foot below top of bulkhead. Guage In* dientes mean tea level. Bush aaid while to fill washouts and storm damages. repair Although reports roneoui late Thursday night that Osteen Bridge on 8R 418 at the ScminuIe-VolusU Coun­ ty line was out, extreme flood* ing conditions do exist along the highway and county and private bridges are out soma seven miles east of Osteen In the Lake Ashby area, A severe washout occurred at tho main bridge leading Into the Boy Scout Campsite on th* lake and Carl H. Stub, bings of Alamana Apalriea re­ ports that the privately owned bridge to his area la completely gone and that at least eight inches o f water stands In shallow spots along the partly graded road. Smaller creeks normally running only inches in depth, have risen in places to oU feet. For An All ’Round Good Tima . . . . Meet For A Drink At The \ \ F R IE N D L Y C A R IU E 1 O P E N T I L L 2 A . M. I Mon. thru Sat. • JVwbyj “ On The Housa* q Every Friday Night (Ladles hours 4 :M -«:U Drink* 1c per year age.) m 0 M Herald Index Rally Postponed Feature* ______ Pag* 9 Club haa postponed its annual "Rough and B e v v y " rally, previously slated for S p.m. Saturday, until th* next dal* available from the Central Florida Sports Car Club. Horoscope . . . . . . . . . . Pago 2A Society .............. Pag* 8 S p o r t s ______ ______ Paga 6 T V Programs .......... Page 7 Wa tha .Women F o g* 9 VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN SANFORD � 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 10, 1964; <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/8dbcd96d3a6abc3f4a75926813f87975.pdf 877a15d83426f98e9167e899a584f71f PDF Text Text I UTIjr franfnrh firrnlh Tnpfi 12 — July 14, 19G4 Talented Youth Does School Wall Mural Warning Issued On Danger Of Snakes 90 percent of the state’s pop­ ulation. Also important is the fact that a bile victim can get in­ formation very quickly hy contacting his county health department or a poison con­ trol renter. This county’s nearest poi­ son control renter, according to Dr. Leone, is Orange Memorial Hospital, Orlando. Hut getting hack to the coral snake, its bite is the most deadly in Florida al­ though there is tie- least like........ I of being bitten hy one. This Is because the snake is slmv to arouse and heraiise it bikes rather than strike*. To Idle It must must get ll« teeth around an object aucli as a finger. It cannot get it* teeth into it flat surface. Florida’s supply of srrum com'* directly from a firm in Hrii'/il, the only place in tieworld where It i* inanufiictn red. The slate lam id of health cannot sell the serum, it muni Ite dispensed free. A person hi 11ell hy a rural Mink" will almost surely die tildes* tin- mo inn t un lie udministered in lime. About thill coral snake Hy llnnna Estes it’s slender, grow* to about Special activities to take ltd inches. It’s a beautiful rep­ place till* week a* part of tile ami most attractive to the summer rrr real [on pro­ childieii. I Is nose is hluek and gram of 1/onKwood Klemen- its red and yellow hand* tary School were announced touch cncli other, separated today hy Coach Wall H/urus. by Mack hand*. Il« lo lls in On Wednesday the fishing cool spots, usually under contest will lie held at the trash, stones nr planks. There’s a false coral hut lake at Lyinan lligli School from H;3(( until 11:Ho a.in. It lias a red nose ntnl black Youngster* participating are band* between Its retl and to provide their own trans- yellow him in. ia-ai n to tell the difference. jKirlatiun and sack lunch. Prizes will hr awarded for It might save your life. Itethe blggcti fish and the most memher this little rhyme: fi.sii eanglit. "If its red on yellow it will The Doll and Hobhy Show kill a fellow. If It* red nil I* scheduled far Friday at black, it’s okay Jack. the school. Assisting Cnsdi If you can’t remember Drums ore Coach llodney that one, perhaps till* will Dnihergcr and Mrs. Nell stick with you: “ If hi* none Drueding. is black, stay hack." Hy Jane Casselberry On* of Seminole'* most promising young artists, 11 year old Danny Smith, son of Mr, and Mrs. George I,. Smith of t.ongwood, has been commissioned by Principal John Angel of the South Seminole Junior High School Ht Casselberry to paint a mural on the wall of the sc lino | rnfetorium. Danny i* a ninth grader at South Seminole and is in hi* second year a* a pupil of a rt­ ist Heth Gregory of l.ake Ily Julian 8t«-n*trom It'a true," »*ld Dr. Frank Leone, director of the coun­ ty ’* H e a l t h Department, ''th a t only three peraona in Florida died laat year from anake liitc — all from rat­ tler*." Hut the doctor warned, “That’* three more than enough to cau»e all of u* to exercise extreme I'aution, particularly at thia time of the year." There have been three death*, already for Mbit — one hy rattler, one by ninecnain and another by cobra. The latter waa a aoiciile in Dade County. l'erhap* the reaKon Is that the State lioanl of Health keep* a constant supply of antivenom aeriim h* do ‘JO hospital poison control ren­ ter* In 10 rltie* throughout Florida. Venom run he ob­ tained within .10 minute* for Fishing Contest Date Announced In Longwood EVEN M Pays To U hl* The * / 7 . MATHER of Sanford SHOP IN AI It CONDITION!: D COMFOUT 203-011 I*;. 1st ST. 322-0983 7 7L r '' l . 7 — *— 7 i > ------ '• lir < ~ 7 3 rJ£ , ^ ' 7 • — • *■ S. L 'J . y .~> v - / m 7m i I - (S r rw ii« m ia i« # * « fiig ip Notice the like-new look of the cleaned portion. Harmful roof fungus, which can cause overheating* and blistering, has been removed. Not only is the roof now more beautiful, hut it’s cooler and will give longer satis­ factory service. COST — 2‘ PER SQ. FT.,mlessi AI*o Enve ('leaning — Avg. 3 lilt Home fust — $28.00 OUU WORK GUARANTEED 1 YR. Y E N T S C H MAi; r cE 2563 Park Drive 322-4843 ASK US ABOUT JANITORIAL SERVICE OR SUPPLIES! i CARS — 7— J— r ^ — 1— ^ ** t ' l . ' i T J** s *•<*■ j c »A nA ■i ' j t r ■-» dW r ’ > ,/ I' , ■i* « w rn / / r ffr J i *j•• * ’ u M l.. X .* J7 : • • ir 'i/J i r* , //'K * BRAND I 1 —Z—I . . - J . , — 7Z ~ —T-—}----r— } -J — /----- 1— / - r •/ //>/ ft 'j CLEARANCE! z :~ r~ J - Ph. 322-130G FU R N IT U R E 23 L r H. O. Fa«celt, tlwnrr A N N U A L JU LY C j7 ^ - ' / Suburban Estates FOR M A T H E R ’S . 7 • .Model Homes Open Fur Inspection Itrcord Cold Record cold in which men have survived was the 00 be­ low zero recorded in Siberia in lb fit; 18 American* at the South Pole came within a de­ gree of thnt mark on April 2, l'JuT, when they reported a minus Sit. WATCH THIS NEWSPAPER WED., JULY 15 ITS CLEANED BY JET SPRAY! * Trading Teeth A New York Pity hank museum has a belt containing H t caribou teeth. K*ch unit of 8 teeth in the unique belt has a trading value among Alaskan Kskimo*. ■j Acre Or More Siles Available — Or Will Iluiid. 10'e DOWN Herald Want Ads would have trouble walking on this roof! — .7 . in a dramatic manner. Danny prefers to work In oils and is partial to land­ scapes painted from nature. His ambition i* to be an art major in college studying for a career in commercial art. Who knows, perhaps we Suburban Living have a future Thomas Hart Henton, Diego Jtrvera, or ev­ en a Michelangelo in our midst and someday we may point with pride and say *'I knew him when. . DANNY SMITH, I I year old son of Mr. and Mrs. (lenrge L. Smith of I^ingwoutl and a mem­ b e r of the Snnfoid-Seminoli! Art Association, is shown at work on mural hi* is painting on Lite cafeloriiim wall at South Seminole Junior lliph School in fa s sell terry. The moral, in shades of brown and tan, will depict the many facets of learning taught at the junior high level. A MOUNTAIN GOAT r f- v Mary. He is a member of the Sanford-Srminole Art Associ­ ation and took first prize in the junior division at the or­ ganization's annual a rt ex­ hibit. The talented youngster has designed and is executing a mural done in shade* of brown and Ian to blend with the beige wall. It depicts the many facets of learning taught at the junior high level, such as social studies, math, science, English, mus­ ic, industrial arts anil sport*, ENJOY . . . * * .. j i, \ MUST BE SOLD 180 NEW CHEVROLETS, OLDSMOBILES, CADILLACS AND CHEVROLET TRUCKS ARE NOW STOCK OR DUE IN — MUST BE SOLD IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS. PICK YOUR MODEL — CHOOSE YOUR COLOR — MAKE US AN OFFER! LOW EST PRICES - BEST SE L E C T IO N - C0RVAIR "500" SPORT COUPE BEST DEALS - $195 CHEVY II 4-DR. SEDAN DOWN S1 9 4 F EASIEST T E R M S $2 I 2 T ' m i e n s i n c l u d e h e a t k ii , d k f k o s t e h . w s w t i i i e s SAVE DOLLARS AT HOLLER'S HOLLER 2nd & PALMETTO — 322-0711 MOTOR SALES 2505 S. PARK DRIVE 322-0861 �“U ’ *S Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” c T lt r j^ c U tfc rti Zip Code 32771 K , ™ . 4. T fetO c Ford Cavanaugh, a member o( the board of Trustee* of Forest Lake Academy, says that school officials arc row conferring with authorities In Atlanta on operational plans for the coning year. A portion of the school's plant was de­ stroyed by fire earlier Hi is month Cavanaugh said that the school's enrollment last year nit the 350 mark. The school has been in operation for 30 years. • « t When County Attorney Har­ old Johnson stuck his head into the Seminole County Com­ mission chamber Tuesday morning and notified the board he’d be a few minutes l3te for the hi monthly confab, some­ one on tbe commission imme­ diately proposed that the law­ yer's fee be docked $100, We honestly don’t know who made the suggestion (in a humorcur vein, of ronrsel but we know for sure it wasn't Lee Gary of Oviedo • • • f o r a lf t ' WEATHER: Partly cloudy today and Thursday with widely scattered showers; liiyrh today 00-95: low tonipht in 70s. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire KstiihlishftTlflOiT* WEDNESDAY, JULY 15. 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 234 Barry's Forces In Firm Control First Ballot Nomination Seems Certain GOPs Demand Mikoyan Takes Over Equal Noise For Democrats Soviet Presidency THE REAL THING! The high noise level n.-weinter! with carrier land* itig practice nt the Sanford Naval Air Station will bo shifted to the decks of the carrier USS Independence next week where this scene will be repented over and over again by Sanford-based carrier pilots. TOM MCDONALD Seminole High School Hand will have a parade and a hand concert in downtown Sanford Saturday at 10 a. m. to pub­ licize the movie that they arc promoting to raise money for next year's band trip*. After the free entertainment, band members will sell tickets to 'T h e Patsy" starring Jerry LONDON (LTD — (iboors:Lewis, Get your tickets from the kid* end help the band. he Ghcorghiu-Dej, Romania's • • • rebellious Communist pnrty Nothing points up the differ­ chief, will skip tile "little Ited ences in opinion like a dead summit" mi l ling in Win saw lock. This happened several next week 11s another sign of tunes at City Commission independence front Moscow, Monday nigh t and also at diplomatic scuiecs suld today. County Commission Tuesday. Soviet Premier Nikita S. In each instance, it was up to the chairman to break the Khrushchev will be in War­ deadlock. That's the privilege saw July 22 fur the 2ulh an­ of being chairman—you get to niversary of Poland'* postwar liberation, lie is expected to make your authority felt. • • • meet with Communist lenders Monday night when a steno- Windy slaw Gumulkn of Po­ fypist turned tip at the Town land, Antonin Novotny of Council meeting in Cassel­ Czeehslovnkin and Walter VIberry to record a portion of bricht of East Germany. The Warsaw meeting it ex­ the Council meeting the board of aldermen raised the roof. pected to deni with the worsen­ When a stenotypist turned ing Sino-Soviet ideological tip at the County Commission dispute 11ml the growing rum­ meeting Tuesday murning to blings of discontent among record a portion of the com­ the East-Europcan regimes m mission meeting the commiss­ the Soviet bloc. ioners paid no attention to it. Diplomatic s o u r c e s said The Casselberry board Im­ Gheorgliiu-Dej, who has shown mediately voted to adjourn Its increasing defiance of the monthly meeting rather than Kremlin’s control, has decided permit the proceedings to be to stay away from the War­ recorded by 0 tapp machine nr a stenotypist We wonder saw Hireling. what'll happen next month If the recording machine and the stenotype puts in another ap­ pearance. HAROLD CHAPMAN JOHN ALEXANDER GLENN MCCALL Romania's Red Four Sanford Jaycees Bear Lake-436 Boss To Ignore On 'Outstanding' List Site Approved 'Little Summit' For Grocery • • • Speaking of the County Commission meetings, t h e newly decorated chamber is completed except for two things we’d like to suggest. A press table in a location where writers ran hear as well as see the proceedings when dele­ gations appear to present mat­ ters, and a swinging gale at the north end of the railing for zoning director Hubert Ilrown. When the main gate is blocked and Ilrown has to dash front the seating area to the commissioners' section he either has to vault over the railing or squeeze under it. One of these days he'll either break an ankle or two or slip a disc. • * • The futnre of a 3(1 mile sec­ tion of the Lonewond Mark• m Hoad was left hanging in the air by the Hoard of County Commissioners during Tues­ day's meeting. Sometime ago the board OK’d tbe removal of damaged pavement within a 2 mile section of the road. La­ ter another 1.6 mile section of damaged pavement was re­ moved. Now there's a good four-inch limerock base It will cost about $28 000 to repave the road, estimates road superintendent J, C Lav­ ender. "The figure’s too high," says Chairman Jim Avery. Commissioner John Fitzpat­ rick: "Doubt if the traffic will warrant it.” Final deci­ sion: Commission will discuss putting it in next’s year's road and bridge program. Herald Index Abby ..................... Page 2A Bridge ...................... Page 2 A Classified ................... Page II Comics .......... Page 10 Editorial ................... Page IA Funerals ................... Page 3 Horoscope ................ Page HI ‘Society .. ............ Paves 8 9 .SporLi ...................... Page 6 « ---- -TV*' Florida To Ask For Rehearing TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Florida will ask the U. S. Su­ preme Court today to recon­ sider it* landmark decision that both home* of a statelegislature must be chosen on a basis of population. Atty. Gen. James Kyncs said he will put in Hie mail tills afternoon a petition to tile high tribunal, asking for a rehearing and a reconsider­ ation "to allow enough leeway In R i v e bicameralism a chance to work" in state leg islatures. Some critics have said if every legislator in both House and Senate must represent substantially the same num­ ber of people, liu-re is little need for a two house or bi­ cameral legislature. O n l y one state, Nebraska, now lias a unicameral nr onp-house kgUIaiuro. Kyncs said he will cite as one ground for reconsidera­ tion the fact that Florida was not given a hearing or opportunity to argue its rnapportionment position on its m er­ it*. Knife Wielding Secretary Freed NEW YOHK (L'PI) _ Ar­ lene Del Kuva, the pretty sec­ retary who stabbed a wouldbe rapist with a switchblade knife, was rh-nred by a grand jury today „f a rliarge of possessing an illegal weapon. Miss Del Knvu, 27, wus at* tacked July G as she walked home nirmr in the fashionable Forest Hills section of Queens Ilorough. Her alleged attacker, Har­ old Model!, 20, was indicted by the smile jury for feloni­ ous assault and atti-mfite I tape. The Sanford Seminole Jun­ ior Chamber of Commerce an­ nounced today that four San­ ford men have been selected for Inclusion in the 1903 edi­ tion of Outstanding Young Men of America. These men were nominated earlier this year by the local chapter and have been select­ ed by a 13 man national Liard of rditors lor the publication, Doug tllunkensliip, past na­ tional president, (1902-63) who IW JLVA ... BRIEFS Cape Shot Off CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) — The Air Force today iio>tponed until Friday an attempt to u»e one rocket to lire three satellites into orbit. Hunt Slayer LONDON 4 U PI)—Scotland Yard's "murder squad" today bunted .1 "jark the stripper" In the strangling of five proslitotes in the past eight months. Rights Meeting is serving a- chairman of the hoard stated that men were selected between tbe ages of 21 and 36 who "have dislinguished themselves in one or more fields of endeavor to the point of being outstand­ ing." Outstanding Young Men of America is an annual bio­ graphical compilation of ap­ proximate!) m oon young men of outstanding rank through­ out the nation, Nominees for the book come from many sources, though tile majority are made by Jay* ree Chapters and College Alumni Association*. "The Junior Chamber lias long been active In the recog­ nition of emiitaixllnc achieve, icnl a no... Am srici/i ■oung men," said Jim Stafford, na­ tional Jay n r public relations director. Each year since 19.18 the Jaycees have selected the Ten Outstanding Young Men of America Among p.i-t winners were such famous person* as John F. Kennedy, Nelson Rockefeller, Dr Tom Dooley and Henry Ford II Publication date of tbe 1905 edition is January 13th Demonstrators Block An Exit WASHINGTON (UPI) — 1'iesidenl Johnson (dans to rail a meeting of stale and local school ollieials—proba­ bly sometime nexl month—to COW PALACE, Sun Fran­ urge thrill to gel behind the cisco ( V PI)—I tv 11 1igbtn dem­ now civil rights law. olish ol 01 s heaped their bodies tu-fore turnstile* nt the Cow I’enn 1Juried WASHINGTON (UI’D — I’aluee Tuesday night, blink­ Lemuel A Penn, the Negro ing an evil for Iti-puhllrmi delegate* who bail Just voted educator slain by a Mli]a-r as overwhelmingly fur it GoldIt- drove through Georgia, . water oriented Ivil rights was buried Tuesday with full plank. military honors at Arlington 'I lie dcmuiiatrntniV leaders National Cemetery. promised they- would lie hin t, ill force tonight, when the More Troops same delegate* are expected WASHINGTON (UPI) — to make Sen. Unity (ioldwnAbout coo more U. S. troops, ter Hie Hepuhlieun nominee half of them guerrilla w ar­ for president. fare experts, are Imlng sent to There were no arrest* nod South Viet Nam to help coun­ piactlrally no violence during ter increased Communist in­ Tuesday night's sit-in, Hepuh­ filtration and bolster Vietna­ lieun N a t l o n a I Convention mese army training. delegates did not try to I tree their way through the ironWallace Aim barred turnstile* and over the LITTLE HOCK. Ark. (UPI) bodies of tbe demonstrators. —Sowing "We're going to Instead, they marie their way shake this country up," Ala­ through other exit*. bama Guv George Wallace After a half hour, the sittolt) a crowd of cheering seg­ downers got up and left, tou. regationists Tuesday n i g h t they could swing the balance m the presidential election. Efforts to have two proper­ ty sites rezmied to C l Com­ mercial were surecssful dur­ ing Tuesday's meeting of the Hoard of County Commission­ ers. Attorney Mack Cleveland, representing n client who wishes to construct quick stop food stores, convinced the Commission that tbe best pos­ sible use fo be made of pro­ perty nt live southwest corner of Sit 436 and Hear Dike Hoad would Ire commercial. His client proposed to run struct a Handy Andy Food Store on the rite, unjovoons were raised by nearby pro petty owner* nod Ford Cav­ anaugh, a member of the hoard of trustees of Forest Lake Academy, a preparatory srhoul owe d an doperaled by the Seventh Day Adventists. Another site, located cast of U. -S. 17'.'2 on U’Uricn Hoad, adjacent to the Atlantic Coast Line track-, was also given a C-1 Commercial designation m c r prop sts by adjacent pro petty owners. Members of tho Commis­ sion * xpiessed Hie opinion that they did believe that the properly immediately adja­ cent to Hie tracks would lie suitable for a residential site, 'flic parcel lexunrd will 1m- the location of yet another Handy Andy Fo-ul store. Doth of the requests for rezoning were refused by the Couniy Zoning Hoard and opin-alcd. SAN FHANTISCO (UPD Sen. Harry Goldwater, on the verge of a first ballot norninalion a* Ihe GDP presidential candidate, was enjoying the biggest day of his life today calmly and confidently. He had every reason to feel as he did with his forces in firm control of the Hrpubli can National Convention and hi* nomination by a big mar­ gin assured. Only a few hours remained for courting delegates ami tlwArizona sinatur planned to put them tu good advantage. He was to attend a women's breakfast and then a rally for victims of "captive" nations behind the Iron Curtain. Decision day was at hand, however, and Goldwater w.i* 1 early. He planned to watch tlm convention's nomination pioccerlings and its balloting with antes and members of Hie family in Hiss headquar­ ters suite at Ihr Muik Hop kins Hole] on Noli Hill. ijuictly confident since his arrival here Thursday Goldwater's spirits wx-re clearly soaring a* the balloting ap­ proached. He gave newsmen the slip Tuesday for about nine hours, gut in a bit of relaxation at a secluded spot still undisclos­ ed. yvl then met with advis­ ers ..I length nn "aclivltle* and plans tur the next few days " Goldwalrr followed the con­ vention’s platform delibera­ tions on television anil was aware liiat Ids forces were swamping flu- challenges |>oscd by Pennsylvania Gov. Wil­ liam W. Scranton and Michi­ gan Gov. George llomm-y. He issued this short state­ ment wliu'li expressed, in a capsule, lii-> views on flic con­ vention urnl Hie state of his parly as well: "The Republi­ can convention is reflecting the conservative majority in the Republican party." T li c convention, pimping Hie gun a lilt, already has giv­ en .1 pi I view ril till- lipmar ex­ pected when the senator'* name is placed in nomination today. Mention of Golilwalcr'a name Tuesday night in a sjrecrh hy Sen. Hiram L. Fong, It Hawaii, tnurhi-d off a “ We want Harry" demonstra­ tion. More of the same — much more—was in prospect today when S e n a t e Republican Leader Kv< ret M. Dirkscn, 111, an oratorical spellbinder of Hu- old school, nominates Goldwater. House Republican D-ader Charles A llallrek. Ind , for­ mer St n. William F. Knowland, C alif. and former Hep. Flare Honthe Lure were scheduled to make seconding spree hr a. As for Ihe balloting. Goldwater a i d e s said Ihclr strength was Mill mounting as the roll call of state# ap­ proached They said it had continued to increase since Goldwater assessed Ids total Monday at a little more than 000 votes. He needs only G55 fur nomination. fly I.t. Sam Dow—tying Pin MOSCOW (UPD — First Srinfonl nml Sun Itnino, Deputy I'letnier \nnshis I t'olif., separated by throe Mikoyan was named today to mount 11!n range* mid 2 ,Inn succeed Leonid Htczdltp-V a# mile*, experienced a common president of the Soviet Union, Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ plight Inst night. chev himself proposed .Mikoy­ Waiter Crunkite kept jig­ an’* appoint ini-nt nt a joint gling; xn did Huntley.Hi ink- j session of Ihe Supremo Sov iet ley mul Howard K Smith. and tlie Russian parliament Sometime* you couldn’t hear promptly approved tho luovu unanimously, them. Khrushchev, said Ithe.dinev, Television reception vv n s poor for some citizens of both 57, resigned hi* largely cere­ cilir# for the same reason: monial post to devote Ids full lulls to Ins other post ns a 1lie jet* were flying. In both eases. Hie inlerfer- Communist juiity C e n t r a ! onee and noise wn* unavoid­ able, and in Sanfold'* ease, instrumental to the defense posture of Hie nation, in foot, it prolialdy fall* under the Hepubliran platform's "strong cold war stance." Tlie South Seminole N11t 11r.1 l Navy pilot* guide! their twin-jet A-Ti V i g i l a n t e * Gas Authority wilt make at through the pure# of simulat­ least one more effort to ed rnrrier binding prin ti.-a in create a system lo bring lo feverish preparation for next ami distribute natural gas to week's earlier qualifications the Casselberry, Altamonte aboard the carrier USS hide- Springs and Dmgwood area. prude lire. Authority officials, meeting Thu night landing proetlee. in Dmgwnod's Town Hall *0 frustrating to TV view­ Tuesday night, heard koine ers hut *n important to n doubt expressed that Alta Navy pilot's truiniug, will monte Spring# would lie Inter­ continua through Thursday ested in continuing tlie pro­ m int, official* at NAS San­ ject. ford's Heavy Allnrk Wing However, It was pointed out (bio announced today. The hy Edward Limn, chairman flights will stait in the late of the authority's eommisafternoon anil hint until mid­ sion, that Casselberry and night. Dmgwood could go on with When the scene shifts to efforts to culminate lire gas the 1,100-fuel USS Independ­ system provided an amend­ ence next week, Sanford will ment to Ihe enabling act is bn left in relative silence. approved try tlie state legis­ Meanwhile, Ihr same pilot# lature, will ho faced with tbe most The authority agreed to demanding - mol potentially hold another meeting of the dangeron*—task of their fly­ entire eommivsion plus Ihe ing career: Placing llo-ir 70cminrilnicn a n d attorneys foot nireruft on a slab of steel which look* tike a post­ from the three towns involved to come to a conclusion on age stamp from lie- air. They w-'ti'l have the light* future plan*. The conference of the city a* fiiendly sen­ will lie held at 7.30 p m ., tinels for their night land­ Aug. 18. Gas Authority To Try Again ings, The landscape will change lo the ominous At­ lantic whipped hy wind to frothy wliitroop*. Three tiny row* of light* will make llo-ir "runway." A small, but allimportant, spot of reflected light railed "liie meatball" plua lli» video of an unseen observer will hr their Hole guidance to tlie runway. Meanwhile, t h c Atlantic will pilch their runway about much like the jumping picture NEW YOltK tlJP I) — Gov. of Mr. Cron kilo on last Farris Hr\ tint huddled with night's TV. World's Fair officials here to­ It's all in a night's work day for a second round of for a Navy pilot—if he's had discussions on Florida'* finan­ tho priqu-r preparation. cially troubled multi million In Han ttruno, with the Hodollar lair exhibit. ptiblb an hradqmiltriH just a The governors decision fo few miles away, the TV fly to N w York was appar­ trouble must have seemed ently made on the spur of Hie particularly- r x a s p e ruling. moment, ami Hie chief execu­ Thera many citizen# live be­ tive's office said simply Hint neath (ho flight puttrrn of llryant had gone "on a buxi­ Han Francisco International n e-s trip lo the World’s F'air." Airport, where giant four-en­ llryant w< nt to New York gine Jetliners climb out over for two days of conferences chuck-n-block suhidivisions nt iasf week, and when lie re ­ the rata of om'-n-mluule. turned home he anounred that Every minute thousands of a 25 cent admission charge fo citizen* simultaneously shake Hie Florida exhibit would he their fiats skyward. dropped. Cites 11 Killings Perhaps Hie citizens of both JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) — ritles occasionally stop to Negro leader Charles Evers think that at least one fa-rson charged today that at least II LONDON (UI'D —The Dm in tho world is unlurkier than Negroes had been killed under don Daily Express said today they: The pilot of the piano mysterious circumstances in that Sen Harry Goldwater which juxt flew- overhead, •SAN FRANCISCO (U P D Mississippi since the ambush may well be elected president. POI.SON, Mont. (UPD — whose duties in the darkness slaying of hh brother, MedExpress columnist Hubert W1H1 the balloting only hours Tlu- National State# Right* of night prevent him from gar, last year. I’ltman said, "so called 'liber­ away, UPI’* tabulation today putty Iiiin named Julm Kmqi- watching tho Convention at al' thinks-r* . . . call Gold- ol GOP delegates' xuting in- el, m Niixhvillr, Term., a u t o ­ all. Scout Jamboree water an extremist. Yet even lentions allowed: mobile dealer, and Jesse it, V A L L E Y FORGE, Pa. the London Times, which is 1 fold water 809 Stoner, a Mibleton, Ga., a t­ (UPD - About 25,000 Hoy leading Hie present fashion­ Scranton 237 torney, as its pivsidi-ntlal Scouts are expected here to­ able hysteria against him, ad­ Rockefeller 107 ticket. R. 'i'. Mitwee, superintend­ SO The six delegates attending ent of Seminole County Public day tu move into their gigan­ mits that tlse ordinary voter Komney tic lent city for the Sixth N a­ may well elect him president. Uyrncs 30 the party convention here Kchool* will speak to the Life tional Jamboree at the site Associa­ IB earlier this week p i c k e d U n d e r w r i t e r s "Hy this definition, the Judd where George Washington's average man is I he extremist Smith ft) Gosper a* presidentiul nom­ tion whi n they meet si luc army spent the cold winter of and Ihe man at the extreme Khodet 13 inee arid Stoner for vice pies- Capri IU-xDuranl at noun 1777-78. | is the moderate." | Uncommitted 3b ideav, Thursday, ‘Extremists’ May Elect Barry, Says London Paper Bryant Back To Prop Up Exhibit UPI Gives Barry 809 Ballots States Righters Name Ticket Mil wee To Speak First Drawing In Sweepstakes SALEM, N If. (U PD —A ticket healing the name of a Manchester, N. II., man was tlm first one drawn today In the New Hampshire sweep­ stake*. tlie first legalized lot­ tery in the United Mini*. Tlm tirktdboldi r, Francis Gei vat# of Manchester wits paired with the .T-year-oM hoi*0 4'hunnnn in the sweep, stake* rare at Rockingham Pulk ill September. Committee secretary—and to i-eing Khrushchev's c h i e f pnrty aide. Mikiiynn, until nruv a first deputy premier under Khrush­ chev, accepted thn presidency. "1 will do everything within my strength to justify tho high confidence shown mo hy Gin party nml thn govern­ ment," .Mikoyan said. Mikoyan, 08, is tlm man who handed on-the-spot such tough Kremlin c h o r e # a* soothing Culmn Premier Fidel Castro ufler Khrushchov pull* 1 -1 out Soviet rockets during the M'dg Cuban crisis. Ho also has acted ns tlm Kremlin's troubleshooter and "traveling salesman" around tho globe. Khrushchev took only 29 minutes to replace the Soviet president and have tho Su­ preme Soviet's 1,4-13 members unanimously endorse Ids mas­ sive welfare! program. The welfare program will provide wage ImhisIs to 18 million Russian* and pensions for collective farmers. "Tho pcopla of the Soviet Union today live better than yesterday," Khrushchev told tlm Supreme Soviet In sum­ ming up the three day parlia­ mentary debate on hit Wel­ fin 0 proposal*. "And they will live better still In the future.’* There wus no opposition to khiusli. hev's proposals. First Ballot Estimate On South’s Vote SAN FRANCISCO (DPI) — Following L« the United Pros* lnteriintlon.il tabulation of tho present first ballot choices of southern delegations to the Hepublican convention: deanGold Stair water — 20 Alabama (20) S 31 Florida (31) 22 I Georgia (2D — Mississippi (!1) 13 — North Car i2d) 2d Smith Car. (pi) — III 29 Virginia (30) Ion 1 Florida Wins Safety Award TALLAHASSEE (UPD — Florida's Department of Pub­ lic Safely Jias won an achievemerit award from the Ameri­ c a n Association uf Motor Ve­ hicle Administrators for its work in driver license adminMention last year, it was an­ nounced today. FR ID A Y ! ’ G H T SPEC IAL! FISH FRY A L L YO U C A N EAT — ADULTS CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER $l<00 Menu Inrltidcn: Cole Slnw French Fries linked Hcunu Grits Hush Puppies Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea Owned A Operated lly Maxine K Dob Hancock IIwy. 17-92 So. Sanford Ph. FA 2-5965 -Hi �I fr i» iii rp « ! With a complete stock of 20 dozen sheets, 3 dozen dresses and 3 dozen bedspreads and operating from his garage at home Mr. B. E. Purcell began what is now one of Central Florida’s most complete department stores. That first week he sold out all of his stock and sent in another larger order, financing the expanding growth only as he could personally. To this day he uses the same method. Since 1924, his house to house business has grown to in­ clude clothing for the entire family, furniture and ap­ pliances plus the most complete Western and English buyer of c o m p l e t e stock for Sanford store. Opened in the early 1930’s the Sanford store is now managed by Mrs. C. B. Rudd, sister of Mrs. Purcell. This store handles only clothing, but will gladly service any item ordered from the Orlando store. Shortly after beginning his enterprise, Mr. Purcell fur­ thered another favorite hobby of singing, when he or­ ganized the Purcell Quartet. This group is composed of the store owner and members of his personnel and is now heard each Sunday morning from 7:30 to 8:00 over station WKIS Hiding Equipment Department in Central Florida. The latter items were an outgrowth of Mr. Purcell’s hobby, that of breeding, raising and training Arabian horses. His pride and joy is “Seoula”, a stallion raised from an Arabian pair he purchased at the Kellogg Farms in California. Mrs. Purcell, who boasts the longest continuous ser­ vice record, still speaks of the Sanford store as her "pet”. She began her employment in Orlando, but was transferred here in 1940. She is presently buyer for ladies ready - to - wear for both stores and M V E f f lO M Sum m sA Sa le a t fiw icsdl'A STARTS THURS., JULY 16 A T 9:00 A. M. Ladies Dresses /rn A im 1 Value* to / QO <S«7 7 and 0 . 7 7 8.99 12.88 and 14.88 Value* to 14.98.......... Value* to 29.95 LADIES SUITS • VALUES TO 24.95 9 )5 • VALUES TO 79.95 MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS MEN’S DRESS PANTS A vartoty af atylaa, whlta a ad ralara, all alias and a to m leagtha. ONK % FOR IK LOT • • They wer» really out.tandlng valuta yeiterday. Rul during (hi. big Pre-Inventory Kale lhay are being Bold at un­ heard price*. (or 1 for 1.M) ONK LOT 9 FOR • (or 1 for 2.99) ONH LOT UL 8 - 3 .0 0 V i O FF 1.99 to 2.99 1 ,9 9 NOW 2 .9 ft IN THIS IAIT — Additional Rack NO ALTERATIONS VALUES TO 24.95 1 " Values SALE 4.98 ... 299 & 3.99 LADIES’ HOSE All Merchandise SALE TAGGED to 2 ” LA D IE’S HATS ONE LOT 0 hoAAQ A 24.88 BOYS’ TEE SHIRTS MEN’S DRESS SHOES Beaaatioanl valuta la thla papular all • year • ’round wtariag apparel. MEN’S AND BOYS BATHING SUITS Yaur choice fra* a apedal gravy LADUer - MEN'S AND BOYS' ALL SALES PLUS JACKETS TAX. NO REFUNDS, 1 .0 0 $ VALUES to 7.98 BROKEN 1A)T CLOSE OUT $3 - $4 - $5 BOYS SPORT COATS PAIR ALL OTHERS V i O FF 39c each or 12 for 3.99 MEN'S TEE SHIRTS Value* SALE ,J# 2t0 1.39 1.19 GOWNS 1 .0 0 ONE GROUP LADIES’ SLIPS A real value . . . One yau ran'! afford to m l... 1 .0 0 125 Wert First Street Near Oak Ave. B.E.PURCELL CO. SANFORD — O RLANDO NO FROST 12 Eliminates Defrosting Problems ......... ......... 1 .0 0 DELUXE RANGE 30" I 1411.1 MAfMM NO FROST in the Refrigerator. NO FROST One Lot Children’s (NO ALTERATIONS AT THESE PRICES) j off NOW ONLY GRAB BAG VALUES TO 35.00 V Ona Croup Rag. S.flJ Boy'* Trousers ONE LOT NATIONALLY ADV. BRAND (20 ONLY APPROXIMATELY \/% PRICE) REDUCED AS TAGGED 10.95 values 6 . 9 9 fteaftaaaaati REFRIGERATORS RANGES • ELECTRIC HOME FREEZERS AUTO • WASHERS WRINGER WASHERS TELEVISION 9.99 19.88 ALL OTHER MEN’S SUITS 7.95 values 3 . 9 9 PHILCO Ladies' Toppers 7.98 ................ 4.99 V i O FF 4.98 values 2 . 7 9 SALE ......... ......... .......... ......... (teg. 2.98 colloo and rayon 2 V i Price v Values 5.98 7.98 8.98 10.98 12.98 14.98 19.98 Plenty of Sitaa and Colon BLOUSES VALUES to 12.98 MEN’S SPORT COATS ONLY 14 3.99 2.99 1.99 1.39 LADIES BATHING SUITS SKIRTS 1 .0 0 n <»w VALUES TO 18.98 NO EXCHANGES Others Only .. ONE LOT OF NATIONALLY ADV. BRANDS — BROKEN STOCK — M E N ’S SUITS ALL REDUCED Ladies Shorts Reg. 2.99 ..... O NE GROUP U N IF O R M S > Pedal Pushers > Bermuda Shorts » Ladies Handbags VALUES 3.99 VALUES 5.99 '/j oil lo t ALL OTHERS j L QQ )Q Q 12.95 / t o r - 1.00 n o r - 2.00 Pedal Pushers Keg. 3.99 ....... 1 .0 0 ONiS GROUP a v d LADIES' SHOES Slim Jim's Reg. 5.99 ....... Big Oven • High Speed Unit 305542 jyf.OO in the Freezer, too! 2 .0 0 Others Va PRICE MEN'S STRAW HATS Vi OFF BIG JUMBO . LOAD DELUXE WE1NOEK BIG GUABANTEE URDU PHILCO "KITCHEN-FIT** FREEZER Holds 300 Ibt. of Frozen Foods W/T $ 10.00 DELIVERS Easy Terms Payment Guaranteed Service Low Down Money Big - Big Trades �» Republicans Give Goldwater Platform Tailored To 'Conservatives In The Saddle At Cow Palace Shr O n n fo rb July 15, 1964 — Pnpe 3 S r r a ii Club Plans Trip To Attend WW Council Meet Permit Referred Hospital Notes Back To Board Lt. Cdr. Davidson Leaves VAH-11 Company Issued State Charter Plans to attend a Sept. 10 meeting of the Central Floridu Welcome Wagon Council at Silver Springs were begun Monday by the South Sentinola Welcome Wagon Club at a meeting of the executive board held at the home of Mrs. Maryann Miles in Forest City. The Winter Haven Club will he in charge of the meet­ ing with plans for the pro­ gram to be announced at a later date. Local club mem­ bers will make the trip by chartered bus with details of arrange incut also to be an­ no u need. In other business of the board meeting, which wus conducted by Mrs. Sumly LaPuma, president, after a salad lunch, a |10 donation was made to the Cancer Fund in memory of Mrs. Belle Seifert of North Orlando who recent­ ly died following a long ill­ ness with the disease. A sale of paper napkins was (dunned with proceeds to benefit the club's eharlty fund. General meeting of the South Seminole Club will be held Thursday, July 23, at Mid-Florida Country Club be­ ginning a t 11:30 a.m. Next board meeting will bo held at the home of Mrs. Norn Nor­ ris, 113 Pine Street, Snnlaiulo Estates. If farmers today used 1940 equipment and methods in ag­ riculture, it would coat tha housewifa an extra $5 on her weekly grocery bill. Through progress from agricultural re­ search though, wa are saved an estimated $13 billion a year In farming production costs. ROSES GOOD SELECTION I M i Poi»rd To Meet The board of directors of the 9 Sanford Lions Club will meet a£ 7:30 p. m today In the off ; of Hugh Duncan, Justice of the pcaoe. FSTW states. Negro delegates issued a "statem ent of principles'' during tho pint form vet lug, calling the Republicans “lilywhite” and declaring them­ selves for Gov. William W. Scranton. John Grenier of Birnu'ngItniu, Ala., southern regional director for tho Goldwater movement, said "it should he rlear now that the princi­ ples enumerated in the plat­ form represent tho views of tho overwhelming majority members cf the Republican party from all sections of the country. N nlionnt party after the convention." Of tho Negro statement, ha said: “ We are not a lilywhito party. We welcome people of all races and na­ tional background." Rand To Meet A meeting of all Lyman High hand students has been called for 9:30 a.m. Thursday by John Blair, new bandmas­ ter. The meeting will be held in thu school bandroom and those attending are to bring B R U N IN G Committor. man Tom Stugg of Shreve­ port, La., aahl the heaviest votes for Goldwater came from the West and Midwest and "this is also a strong indicator cf Guldwnter'a true strength.” Texas Ren. John Tower, a lending southern strategist, said "we are going to make every effort to unify tho PAINTS GIVE YOUIt HOME THE BRIGHT LOOK 1’h, 323-6643 Factory Paint Outlet 2617 8. French On 2nd FIRESTONE DeLuxe Champion First Choice O f Americas' Finest C ar Manufacturers From July 15-22 Buy 1sttire at price listed below and get 2nd tire off that A LL Tubeless & B LA C K B A LLS w h it e w a l l s pitj'"*' f V Cjfl .Tire TUU feLESS B L A C K W A I I S SIZE> o 6 -i3 "e.BO-13_ "0.00-14_ 2221 Grspevllla A to. 122-0HH6 "Sculls DesleF* 8 4 .0 0 8 .0 0 - 14 8 .7 0 -1 0 " __ 7 . 10 -10 7 .0 0 - TTTUT n .« r U jO l > 7 .0 0 > o .o o " 8 .0 0 -1 4 Just **Y "Chirg* lt“ 2n d T iR l 1 st T IR E ■ ra re r '7 0 0 -1 4 7 .0 0 -1 4 NO MONEY DOWN Only thing our Quinine cures: Thirst. Mrs. Mincy Dies In Georgia DESPITE HIS bitter uttnckH on Barry Golilwfttcr in his campaign for the Republican no­ mination for tho presi­ dency, Gov. William W. Scran ion fit being talk­ ed in ttomc Republican circles for tbo vico-preaiiiential upot on tho Gohhvntcr ticket. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — T h e South's republican lenders declared themselves a significant force today in the 1W.4 GOP convention but said the tide of Son. Barry Goldwater victories represented a national display of conserva­ tive belief. Wirt Yarger of Mississippi, chairman of the Southern As­ sociation of Republican State Chairmen, said the two-tooiie majorities for Goldwaterbacked proposals at tho con­ vention "represents tbo mood of the country." "We're delighted with tho way llie convention is going," hi said. "It's a -/rent day for Ameilcn, nnd the South too, to see this heavy majority of votes In our favor." On five major voles last night in adopting the pintf o r m , southern delegates went down tlm lino for tho Goldwater proposals, easting 279 out of tlio total of 279 delegates votes from 11 Dixie Grapevllle Nursery Real Estate Firm Given Charter Mrs. Alice S. Mincy, M, died early today in Ludowlcl, •e Ga., after a long illness. She resided in Sanford for some 30 years and Is survived by her husband, N. C. Mincy of San ford; a daughter, Sirs. Alvin Bryant of Savannah, Ga.; two sons, Clave Mincy and Bob Mincy of Waycross, Ga.; two sisters, Mrs. T. If. Chestnut of Adel, Ga and Mrs. Frank Valentine of Clinton, N. C., W five grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted In Waycross at It a. m. Thursday and interment in Wry cross will follow. South A Vital Force In GOP Ranks • SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — ® Conservative Barry M. Goldwater today prevailed over lorec* which have Ridded the Republican party since 1940 and locked up a first-ballot nomination for president. OcloRntcs to the party's 28lh national convention gave the Arizona senator a plat> (o rm which reflects hia wish­ es on every major issue — from civil rlRhls and extrem ­ ism to control of nuclear wea­ pons. Thus equipped Goldwater TOSS GAMES from bleach bottles nnd hnndpninted curtains for tho will challenge President JohnSunday School room were amonjr items made by primary department aon at the polls in November. children at St. Andrews Presbyterian Vacation Church School, Those in As the senator himself pui the photo are, front from left, Angie Josic, Aline Smith, Mary Driggers, it in a statement issued durSandra Evans, Gayle Nilchols, Valerie Forsythe; row two, Guy Forsythe, - InR Uie lumulluoua convention Norman Ridel!, Jean Slierer, Edith Hughes, Miles Ilenth; row three, Kim —proceedings, "the Republican Norris, Sandy Gettings, Dean Nichols, Bobby Valdejo, Terry Rnfter. convention is reflecting the conservative majority of the Republican party." He might have added "at Ions last" as tio such swing toward conser­ vatism had gripped the party since before the nominalion JURY 14. 1961 Discharges of Wendell WUIkic 24 years Admission* Elizabeth Lrgctte, Ronald ago. A golf driving range, pro­ Horry Byrd, Ralph Fowler, Ilruce, Charlotte Bruce, Nev­ ^ If tliere ever was any real posed for an area east of Al- Georgia Frazier, Valerie Ann ada Pitta, Patsy Hutchison doubt as to the choice of tills Muhc, William Norris, Delira and hnby boy, M a r i o n convention it evaporated e a r­ tnnionto EU'mvntnry School Frederick, Georgia Drown, Krncmer, Ilrends Bennett, and north of SR l,til run into ly today in a display of naked Carolyn Free man, J u a n i t a Carolyn Rtchburg, Ho run id Goldwater power. possible difficulty Tuesday Marks, Sandra U Wagner, Von lierbulis, Ricky Knsrud, With machine-like efficien­ during the meeting of the Ruth Ervin, Georgo Carver, Donald Ensrud, Rachel Weicy and almost impassively, Roan! of County Commis­ nil of Sunford; Donna J. Wil­ born, Georgs Washington, llic senator’! forces brushed sioners. liamson, bong wood; William Myrtlrne Bullard, Myra Wel­ aside a scries of platform Proponents of the project J. Holman Jr., Orlando. don, Isuluh Williams, Oniu amendments sought by back- wen: grunted u special use Byrd, Sylviu Shepperon, all ers of Pennsylvania Gov. Wll- permit by the Hoard of Adof Sanford; John Connully, * liam W. Scranton. . uslmont, subject to Ihu 30Genevieve Miller, DcBsry; The key test came on a pro­ Iny appeal period. Dunns Williamson, V a s a l posal to strengthen the civil Neighbors in tho area did Howland and hnby boy, l.ongrights plank of the platform. not register any appeals to wood; Virginia Morris, Evans­ It was defeated by a roll call the derision but one adjoining ville, ind. Lt. Cdr. Richard S. David­ vote of 897 to 409 and with it property owner, visiting in went any lingering Scranton California, learned upon re­ son wns detached from Heavy Impel of victory. turning to Florida that tbo Atlack Squadron Eleven on The dele gales were sched­ property was being re zoned. July 3rd in Athens, Greece, uled to reconvene at 2:30 p.tn., Although nil legal require­ competing a two year tour g 1'DT (5:30 p.m., EOT) to lis­ ments had been met for the with the Chcrkertuils. Fiecz-etta of Florida, Inc., During his stay with VAH- K1 North Sunset Drive, Cas­ ten to speeches putting candi­ special permit on the prop­ dates in nomination and tlicn erty to be utilized for the 11, Lt. Cdr. Davidson served selberry, has been issued a to watch or join in live roof- driving range, the Commis­ successively ns Mnintennnnco charter by tho State of Flor­ shaking demonstrations which sion — upon verbal agree­ Officer mill Operations Offi­ ida according to an announce­ will murk Goldwatcr’s nomi­ ment from all parties con­ cer. A* a pitot of one of the ment by Secretary of Stale Squadron A3B Sky warriors, Tom Adams. nation. cerned — voted to refer the Other candidates w h o s e m atter back to the Hoard of he consistently ranked in the The charter calls for the names were expected to go Adjustment for further con­ lop ten of nil Heavy AtLick Issuance of 100 shares of com­ Wing One pilots in bombing before the convention were sideration. mon stock at no par value. competition. Scranton, Sen. M a r g a r a t Tho firm will dent in the res­ The Commissioners asked Lt. Cdr. Davidson also par­ * Chase Smith of Maine, Gov. the Adjustment group to reticipated as pilot in several taurant business. Incorporat­ George Romney of Michigan, rommond • decision to tho special projects noteworthy ors are William K. Cass amt Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of Commission. among ulih-h was Operation Frances E. Cass, Casselberry, New York and Sen. Hiram Storm Fury. During this op­ anil Doris F. Shumwny, Eau Kong of Hawaii. eration, w h i c h took place in Gallia. The only real remaining August, lima, VAII-ll air­ question of the convention craft were used to aee the was Gokiwatcr'a vice presi­ ry« of Hurricane Hculea. For dential running mate. Rep. Sidney Wolgin, Jerome J, his participation in this pro­ William E. Miller of New Cohen, both of Philadelphia, ject, Lt- Cdr. Davidson re­ ^ York, the GOP national chair- Pa., and Don A. Mayerson of ceived u special commendation ' man, was ths odds-on favor­ Miami Bench, have been is­ from llio Chief of Naval Op­ ite. sued • charter by Secretary erations. But former P r e s i d e n t of State Tom Adams for the Prior to being detached, Lt. Dwight D. Elsenhower — and operation of Ungclt, Inc., Cdr. Davidson wns presented some others—were talking of P. O. Box 757, Fern Park. with a plaque hy Cdr. B. W. a Goldwater-Scranton ticket According to Adams of the Bartholomew, C o m m anding despite the Pcnaylvanian'i re­ firm will deal in real estate Officer, which symbolized his peated insistence that he was and construction. The charter srhinvement of being top not interested. authorized the Issuance of 50 (tombing pilot of llesvy Ironically, it was Scranton's sh an 't of common stock at no Eleven for fiscsl year 1064. h ewn Pennsylvania delegation Lt. Cdr, Davidson’s next par value. which sealed his defeat in the duty assignment is ss s stud­ civU rights fight. ent at the Armed Forces Oranges have a long history. Staff College, in Norfolk, Vs. With the tally standing at 633 to 308 against the amend­ They originated in China, and ment, the Keystone Stale cast were brought to India, Italy Ada, biggest of the earth's 63 voles in favor of Uie pro­ and Spain before arriving in continents, covers nearly oneposal and two against. 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"My recovery was enhanced greatly by God, an understanding f a m i l y , pa­ tience and understanding," ha aald. Johnson entered Arisons State College in 19S3, where he became a member of the Blue Key National Leadership Honorary Society ,the Men's Senate, Kappa Phi Kappa Ed­ ucational Fraternity and a committee of 12 to re-wrlte the school’s constitution. August II hs will embark on his ninth year on the Crooma High faculty. Being cognisant of the fact that many of us are mentally lasy, Johnson had this to say: "To attain excellence, an in­ dividual must combine the fol­ lowing Ingredients, determina­ tion, study, and the will to achieve." Most of his students will agree that he is a strict dis­ ciplinarian. "The educational process Involves the whulo child, therefore 1 teach Eng­ lish, moral and spiritual val­ ues, plus many other things which require attention as they occur incidentally in the classroom,” he concluded. His wife la the former Gwendolyn A. Ball of Winter Park. They have two children, Angelia Yvette, and Jawando Levctt. Jawando was numrd after Dr. G. A. Jawando of the Goldcoast In Africa, who Is a former elaaamate and friend of his daddy. CORRECTION Funeral services for Rev. Jehu A. Lawson, who died Saturday, have not been conducted as reported in Tttesdsy's llrrald, but Instead will be held a| t:30 p.m. Sunday at Saint Paul Missionary Baptist Church with Rev. B. H. Hodge offi­ ciating. e • • Charlie Roberta motored to Washington, D. C. to visit his brother and slster-ln-law, Dr. and Mrs. Vemell R. Roberts. He also visited the World's Fair plus 8hea Stadium to st-e tha wonderful New York Meta. e e e Mrs. Mllllt Aldridge of Mieml, Dr. and Mrs. V. R. Rob­ erta, J. A. Roberta and daugh­ ter of Washington, D. C. ere gueata of Mr. and Mra. Charlie Roberta. Lillian WilHeme of Tampa la among tha guests. e e e Bernadette and Yvette Dix­ on departed on Monday for Washington, D. C. where they will spend their vacation. The Daytona Beach Council of Negro Women hosted the National Council of Negro Women at Dethuna Cookiuan College July 10-12. Mra. !„ W. Bryant, Mra. L. W. Blair, Mra. E. 0 . Young and Mrs. J. B. Merritt, all members of this council, utUndsd ths Fri­ day session. Patricia Raa MurritU, sen­ ior at Tallsdsga and a sum­ 4th. S t & Sanford Ave. 1100 W. 13th. Street TIP TOP MEATS . . . SOLI) WITH A MONEY BACK GUARANTEE! Tip Top Superm arket proudly feature Swlft’a Tru-Tendr Beer, fully matured and guaranteed to be tender and well flavored or your money back. May we invite you to try aome at these special low, low prices. “ LEAN RRKKFHTFW Ih H r FLA. GRADE “A" Mewing c LB. Avg. Savings 11c Lb. LEAN T. L. JOHNSON GROUND CHUCK lb. 48c mer student at Stetson Uni­ versity was among those who rendered musical selections at this meeting. Debutante Cynthia A l m a Clarke served ns an usher. Other students attending were Faya Oliver, aophomore nt Fisk, Gloria Dixon, senior at Tcnn. A and I, and Helen Starke, a sophomore at Hampton. FRESH — NEVER FROZEN FRYER PARTS s e e Jac'. Lawrcnra of 909 Ray Avenue hooked on to an eight and one-half pound base Uie SPARE RIBS . . . 38c lb. JACK LAWRENCE other day. After struggling with the fish for n while, ha finally won. Caught with a red worm, the buss la a produrt of one of Seminole Coun­ ty’s many lakes . • • e Technical Sergeant Syl­ vester A. Fulton wns In town Inst week to attend the fun­ eral of hit mother, Mra. Fel­ icia McCullcr, Mra. McCuller had been a resident of Tuskegee , Alabama fur many years. Sgt. Fulton la a native of Sanfurd, and a former student of Crooma High School. e e a Many, many thanks to those 98 persons who donated blood during thu month of June. However, It should huve been more. I notice that aomo gentlemun la pushing me quit* close. That Is great spirit, in August, this writer will hava donated hla 31st pint. Thera la no greater project an Indi­ vidual can Initiate than be­ coming a regular blood donor. Go down and open an account at your earliest convenience. You will be doing a really great aervlce. • Ranger Sliced Hncon • Bologna • Beef Liver * Smoked Sausage * Homemade Sausage 3 lbs . 98' Save 25c On 3 Cans! Larutn Corned—Limit 3 J u s t te ll us how m uch you need to pay old bills, for h o m e Im provem ents, car repairs, for all y o u r sea­ sonal expenses. Phone lor prompt, courteous service. MEATY NECK BONES. . 8 lbs. 98c RIB TIPS . . . 7 Ib.s 98c MEATY SPARK 8 IIURFINE — Limit 10 With $5 Order BEEF . . 3 12-oz. cans 98c EVAP. MILK 10 tall cans 98c Full 20 Ox. 1 /vavea Ever fresh King Slxa Sllt'RFINE FLOUR . . . 51b. bag 38c 5/98c SIIUKFINE — Limit 1 With f.T Order NORTHERN — Limit I’lense TOILET TISSUE . 4 rolls 28c SALAD DRESSING qf. jar 29c (t)aV iy S p e c ia l! SHOWBOAT 800 CANS BREAD . . 4 PORK& Limit 4 With 95 Order 8 III.I K SEAL SO LID OLEO 1 lb. pkg. Have S 'ic l.b. 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FISH FILLET Bear Lake Scouts To Observe National Heritage Program Hjr Maryann Milrn Hoy Scout Troop 230 onrl I'ul. Scout Pack 230 of li.-nr l.ake will participate in tlie nation-wide "S t r c n k t h c u America'* HeritaBe1' program through July. Purpose of the program is to make boys in Scoutini; and citizens of tho community more aware of their American heritage. More than 138,000 cub Business Brief General Cinema Sales Hit Peak n IlOSTON — General Cinema Corporation, major national movie theater chain and oper­ ators of the Seminole Cinema, Casselberry, and Park-worn! Cinema of Orlando, reported to shareholders today that operating results for the si* months' period ended April 30 reached an all-time hlith. Sales were $8,287,191 compar­ ed with $5,912,638, and net curninRs t'cpialcd 15 cents a share compared with nine cents for the previous year. "This upward trrnd for the w i n t e r operating period," nichard A. Smith, president of General Cinema Corpora­ tion, said, "Is due primarily to the increasing Importance of our chain of shopping cen­ ter theaters. As existing units mature and new units are added, we can expect further increases in earnings during the winter months, when we normally incur a toss from drive-in theater operations." Mr. Smilh told shareholders that "barring a major decline in (he national economy, wc expect that the full fiscal year will show a marked im­ provement in profit over J963’i record 98 cents a •hare." During the first six months General Cinema Corporation opened nine new shopping renler theater* in Austin and Dallas, Tex.; Fori l.nudcrdale and Orlando, Fla.; Charlotte, N. C.; Cleveland, Ohio; Sayreville, N. J.; Chicago, 111., and Framingham, Mast. Of this group, two are twinauditorium Ihcaler* and one la a twin addition to the pio­ neer shopping center unit at Framingham, Mass. Under construction are 10 addilional unita which, when completed, will bring tile mimlwr of shop­ ping center theaters to 30. The company has been noti­ fied that its stock will tie ad­ mitted for trading o,i the American Slock Exchange on July 9, with the ticker sym­ bol GCN. P e rc h . . REG. 6 9C . . C O rtL A N O S a u s a g e hams Lb. 2 3 ' COUNTRY LINK . TOP | iVALUEl Lb 5 9 ; Ancient Mellrf In many primitive societies, the sun was considered a god and it was believed that If a prospective bride gazed on the sun she would ba certain to have children. L u n c h 100 EXTRA STAMPS WITH W-D FRESHER . . LEANER . . GROUND STAMPS MEAT 2pkris 4 9 ' I A V f Sc EACH . . THRIFTY M A ID (BOLOGNA, PICKLE, SOUCE, LIVER CHEESE) Apple Sauce 8 REG. 45c . . SU N N Y L A N D FRESH PORK S a u s a g e . . Lb 3 9 ' 1l b 4 l 5 < aT /a f ice V e ge ta b le s 2«»$1. i cream S te a k s 10 \ Corn SAVE 8< EACH . McKENZIE FROZEN; Green Peas, Dlackeyes, Butterbcani, Limas, Cut Corn & Mixed MORTON FROZEN . . 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Peas 8 cans*1. 4 9 ' 25 EXTRA STAM PS W ITH COOK-QUIK CUBE CANS S<*VE 5c FA. . . THRIFTY M A ID A L A S K A OR LARGE REG. 59c . . PALMETTO FARM S PIM EN TO C h e e s e ____ t. REG. 29 1 EA. . , COPELAND scouts, boy scouts and explor­ er units are taking pail in tho program which is c<>sponsored by Hoy .Scouts of America and Freedom Foun­ dation nt Valley l-'orge. Us culmination will be Saturday at the Sixth National liny Seoul Jamboree at Valley Forge, Pn„ where more thun .' 0,000 scouts will celebrutu American Heritage Day with s p e c i a l patriotic campfire meetings. In Hear I.ake a pro­ gram will he held ut the Hear Lake Elementary School be­ ginning at K p.m. to which the public is Invited. Requirements which have been met by boys participat­ ing are: ( l l advance one rank in scouting; (21 invite anoth­ er boy to join the unit; (31 display llie flag properly oil npproprlntn holidays; II) lenrn about the Nathan Hale award from Freedom Founda­ tion and fli) write a 25-101) word statement on "Wlmt a boy ran da to preserve bis Amciicnn Heritage." The Foundation bn* provid­ ed tho llcnr Lake scouts with n colorful facsimile of the Derlurntlon of Independence and Preamble to the Consti­ tution which will he on dis­ play during Saturday night's program. The group also will receive a scroll from the Foun­ dation signed by President Johnson and all boys who have pledged to participate in th e Strengthen America's Heritage program. This scroll will be presented on Aug. 'll to Hear Luke Elementary School which sponsors the lo­ cal group. Sanford Atlantic National Hank will provide u flag to be used for a Flag Hunting Ceremony. 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Blr« • ih Td t B E rralh Page 8 — July 16, 1964 Bowling Orioles M ust Stop Strikes Giants, Phils and Both Lose In Spares National Loop By Joka A. SpoliU Hey I Here'* one for youl The hJgheat league eoore turned in during laat week'! play w ai a 233 alngle and it waa shared by two people! Get tbla, men! One of the lucky onea happena to be a keglarette. (That’a a gal, mah friend 1) Our tkanka to John Kneeland for ■pfeoMlag Ike lum­ e n tor the men and our heertleat eeugratatoties* (I had t» aay it, ■ « . It'a la My contract!) to Jaae Speiaki for rolUag each a nifty. It waa bad ennff wben my ll-year-eld sea, K e v i n , atarted wUpptof me. Bnt new, area My wife. What n eitT ) The City League ia where John Rowland abot hia blah of «33 and ftalibed with a US aeriea for tba night, alao high for* the league. Jana'a high game waa In the Wedneaday morning Jet Bowl* cretire League with the other two being 1U and 174 for a 862 eat. 1 think tbat’a her high for league play. Tbla ia the way the acorei were recorded following play In the Bill Hemphill Motorcttei League. And aay, before It allpa my mind, word haa It that Shirley Maxwell and hut* band Neal will bo back in our mldat aomewhcre around the third or fourth week of July. Iin't that great newiT Shirley did a remarkable Job aa accrctary of thla aarao league, e * * Bnt getting back to tboM acorea again, the top three were June Ganman'a IIS, Mardell Gonterman 113 and D el Yaateey 1ST, June alao clipped aeriea with a 42S. The Friday morning Me* Itoberta Tlrca/Navy Wive* League had tome good acorea, too. Boae Patrick could have uaed Juat one more pin and then ahe would have made the "charmed circle" of 200, But « l tuck would have it. B om finlibed at i n . Shirley Martin’* SOT waa the high three game aeriea total. • • • On Monday nighta In the Single* Claaile League, Bob­ by Boradort continue* to roll that Big Bomb. Bobby abet ■ III. And wouldn't yen know It, but that after giving Bob the Big Bleat, I’ve tecbccked tom a of the other score* and are the other stars were exploding 'em down the lanes, ton. As an example, Phil Roche finished with an 644 four game icriee—246, 221, 201 and 171. He clipped n couple of the Jp’a In the process. • • • It’s so nice to see a com­ parative newcomer's name pop Into tho headlines. In the Tuesday Night Bualneiimcn'a League, Doug Owens rolled the high single and series, 228/834. • « • Another item that sbowa bow rapidly the time slips by i i the mention of Fall Lea­ gues. Seriously, In another five weeks we'll start famil­ iarisation days. Five weeks sounds like a long Uma away, but believe me, by the time you figure to come out end loosen up for the fall Icaguas, it'll actually b* tim e to Mart the circuits, (You know how we always seem to put things off, don't youT Especially during the summer months.) If yee're considering Join­ ing n r o ll La ague, by all m en u pat year name en e e e e f ttm cards bate at the Isaac. And then c m ef the many league secretaries will be eart to call yea and hava yea aaalge ad to a learn. From all of tba aarly lndl- By MUtoa RJchmaa UPI Sports Writer Unemotional Mickey Mantle swallowed hia bubble gum, which gives you a rough Idea how sticky the situation has become for the American l e a ­ gue lead. The race ia so tight that tha New York Yankee* can change It altogether by barg­ ing into first place today. They moved within e half game of the lead with a 4-2 victory over the first place Baltimore Oriole* Tuesday night and another win over the Orioles today would put the Yanks on top for the first time since June 22. Mantle suffered hia "acci­ dent" while scoring the winn­ ing run in the eighth Inning Tuesday night. With the score tied 2-2, he singled to right field with one out, moved up on Boger Marls’ Infield out and came home on Tom Tresh'a alngle, A moment before Mantle ac­ tually stepped on the plate, he was struck on the left side of his head by right fielder Glno CimoU'a throw. He promptly put hia hand lo hia mouth, alarming U s team­ mates who thought hli teeth misfit have been knocked out "Nab," he quickly pacified them, "I only awatlowed my gum." Tho third place Chicago White Sox climbed within lto games of first place with a 4-2 victory over the Boston Red Sox, Washington defeated Minnesota 4-3, Cleveland out­ lasted K ansu City 8-7, and the Detroit Tigers licked the Los Angclei Angela 3-3. Over In the National League, Milwaukee downed San Francisco 8-7 but the Giants re­ tained their one-game lead when Pittsburgh edged secondplace Philadelphia 3-7. St. Louis alao beat Lot Angeles 8-7, Clnclnnstt took a doubleheader from Houston 6-3 In 11 Innings and 10-2, end the Chi­ cago Cuba defeated the New York Meta 4-2. Infernational league Tuexday’a Results Syracuse 6 Buffalo 4 Jacksonville 2 Columbus 1 Richmond 8 Atlanta 4, 10 Inninga Rochester at Toronto, ppd., rain cations, this fall should sea a definite Incrcaso In league activity. What with tha addi­ tional squadrons coming to tho base, we ought to be get­ ting aotno pretty good bowl­ ers from the West Coast. Another Inkling of things to come, Eetta Dorman—sec­ retary of the Wednesday aft­ ernoon Hi Nooner'a League— informs me that they art sure of 12 teams for thla lea­ gue and It, too, might expand. All of the fall leagues will xtart the first week In Sep­ tember end continue for a minimum 33 wock schedule, usually through the month of April. On Tuesday night to the Navy letramaral League (and thla o n e Is going up to 40 teams—20 on Monday and Tuesday nights at f i t s p.m. for tha fall) NAS Ope C le a n watched teammate Long rail high tor the lea­ gue, a 222. HATWING Owe B member Harris rolled high aeriea, 167. s e e That'll do it for this weak. By all means, make certain that you chack our tola board ■bowing all of tha scheduled fall leagues and the times tbey'rs scheduled to bowl. This way yen w ont bo dis­ appointed. S o m a changes have been made from that of last year'* bowling. SPECIALS KVERY D A Y ! ON 100 BRANDS FARRELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — » A. M. ’ 8:16 P. M. m & FIRST __ SANFORD WB GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS Hornung Back To Green Bay THESE explorers have found a treusuro trove— two hulke to be Investigated. 2-Exploration By BUI McCormick Newspaper Enterprise A sia. Exploring 1* an often neg­ lected extra added attraction that can lend much enjoyment to boating. You can find In­ teresting places and things you never knew existed and some place* you may have seen hundreds of Umei from land can taka on entirely new, and more Intriguing, aspects from Uie water. In even the most carefully charted waters you often can locate eecluded coves and other anchorages that no body clie—Including the chartmakera—haa discovered. Explor­ ing such places can be delight­ ful fun and entirety safe and sane if you follow certain baste rules. If you want to get away from tt all In tidal waters it la best to navigate at low tide. If the water la clear you can see dangerous bottom when the tide Is out—and if you do run aground all you hava to do la alt still and wait for high tide to aet you float. Moat Urge bodies of water hare tribuUrlcs and offihooU that are aeldom, If ever, sail­ ed end offer fine proipectJ tor exploring. Islands are fer­ tile fields for snooping about and there are thousands of them—from the Bahamas to the St. Lawrence River—that have never been explored. Abandoned w a t e r f r o n t structures and hulks may of­ fer Interesting surprises and there to nothing that quite equals tha Uiylll of becoming acquainted with a quaint offthe-beatan-track village you have discovered by water. Every boatman la a poten­ tial Balboa. All you have-to do la get out of the main stream and Into the out-of-theway byways. NEXT! Water WUdllfe. WEST DE PERE, Wia. (U PI) — Paul Hornung, tha golden boy of professional football who waa reduced to tha role o f a spectator last season for betting on games, waa expected to make hts of­ ficial return aa a player to­ day a s tha Green Bay Pack­ ers opened summer training. Hornung, who holds the Na­ tional Football League single season scoring record, was re­ instated earlier Oita year along with Detroit tackle Alex K a m a after a year'a suspen­ sion for wagering on games. Tha absence of Hornung, considered by many aa the most veraatlla back In the league, haa been blamed in part for tha dethroning of tha Packers aa champions last season by tha Chicago Bear*. The blond Hornung, who ran and kicked hi* way to a record 10 points In 1000 sea­ son, has been In Green Bay alnca April trying to work back Into the form which made him one of the greatest ■coring threat* In the game. Phyalesl examinations and a meeting with coachca will occupy moat of the time today for at least six veterans and 24 rookies expected to report Post 19 Meets Orlando's 242 In Till Today Post 53'a American Legion Junior baseball nine returns to action at 4:30 this afternoon when Manager Frank Thomas takes hli club lo Orlando for a tilt with Post 242 at Colonial Field. Donnie Smith, lanky Lyman High grad, will get the mound assignment tonight as the lo­ cals seek to come up with a win and remain abrcait of Sixth District loop leaders, Orlando's Post 18. If the locals can rack up a victory in today's contest the championship will be at stake Friday night here In Sanford when the Thomaa coached nine meets Post IB. Klonday night 1*0*1 IB edged out a win over Casselberry and laat night they plastered In the City Recreation De­ each banging out a pair of the South Scmlnola nine again 17 to 0. partment sponsored Mcn’a hits apiece. Williams received credit for Slo- I’ltrh Softball L e a g u e Tuesday night tha McRaney hia I7lh mound victory of the Painters and tha Longwood season. Williams, Ssabo and Watson alao hit for the cir­ nine posted victories. Mcltancy defeated Robb's cuit. Charlie R o n and Jim JemConstruction by a score of tt W L FcL GB to 8 with Bay Johnson, Jake Igan each collected throe hits 53 33 .018 Baltimore for Robb's. McRaney finished Black, Larry Watson, Alex SO St .617 to Szabo and Frank Williams In third place behind runner- New York 50 33 .602 lto up Longwood In the final Chicago 46 40 .535 7 standings during the first Minnesota 44 41 .518 8to half and they hope to turn Use Detroit Boston 41 46 .471 12to tables on Longwood in the I.oi Ang. 41 47 .466 13 second half. Bight now they Results Tuesday Cleve. 36 46 .439 13 are In second place by one M eR uey 14 Robbe 8 Wash. 34 56 .378 21 game with two contest* re­ Robbs 010 030 2— 8 IS 3 Kan. City 33 54 .372 21 maining. McKaney 181 031 x -1 4 IS 4 Tueiday'a Results Longwood put together IB W P - Frank WUilams (17-1), Chicago 4 Boston 8 L F - Earl Evans (8-11), 1111- lilts and beat Wilson Maier 17 New York 4 Baltimore 8 Larry Watson, Alex Stabo k to 4. Boy Llsk, one of the Washington 4 Minn. I strongest hitter* In thcee (’levelsod fl Kansas City T Frank Williams, McRaney Longwood 17 W llm Malcr 4 parts unleashed four safeties Detroit 4 Los Angeles 3 Longwood 364 400 0 -1 7 IB 3 tnd Sammy Samuels also Today's Games Wit. Mater 000 300 1 - 4 6 6 chipped in with four singles Detroit at Los Angeles 3, (TWP— Otto Thomas (13-2), Llsk had the game's only N) LP— Don M aisle (8-10) H R - homer and alao added a dou Cleveland at Kansas City 2, Roy Ltok, Longwood bla to his collection for the (T-N) STANDINGS night. Mike Farley had three Wellington at Minnesota (N) 12 0 hits tor the winners. Klngtwood Baltimore at New York 8 3 Otto Thomaa got credit for Chicago at Boa ton (N) McRaney 8 4 Longwood Thursday's Games bla 13th victory to IS mound 8 1 decisions. Fto. Stats Cleveland at Kansas City Robbs • 7 Washington at Minnesota 3 10 Wilaoo Maier A fisherman may us* a Baltimore at New York (T-N) 3 10 Chats bream for bait with hia rod Chicago at Boston , 2 11 U S 0 and real or pel* and line but Only games scheduled Garnet Tonight Wilson Malar at Kingiwood may not u*e It for bait on a trot line, according to the 7:30 Florida State at McRanty Game and Freak Water Fish Com million. 1:45 Longwood, Painters Win In Men's League American League Men's League SP E C IA L! Cleaned, Oiled And Adjusted By Bonded Representative ■ p i Thursday & Friday, July 16 & 17 ROUMILLAT'S WALGREEN DOWNTOWN SANFORD to camp. Along with Hornung, full­ back Jim Taylor and halfback Tom Moore were expected to attend. Taylor, who wee both­ ered with hepatitis and vari­ ous Injuries last season, and Moore, who took Homung’i place, arrlvad In Green Bay last week. NL Prexy Tells Perry To Buy Fox New Bat Southern Golf Hogan May BeMan To Amateur Play Now Under Way Beat For PGA Crown SHREVEPORT, La. (UPI) — Tha first medal play In the Southern Golf Associa­ tion amateur championship tournament In history gets undar way today, Previous tournaments have been played under match play rules. Defending champion Mike Malarkey, an 18 - year - old Memphis State University sophomore, faced about 200 challenger*. Lew Ochmlg of Chattanoo­ ga, Tenn., last year’s medallit, waa expected to ba Malarkey'a biggest competitor. David Boyd of Atlanta, last year's runner-up, alao was rated among tha leaders. State champion* Clayton Cola of Monroe, La., and Mar­ ty Fleckman of Texas will be In the field. M. C. F itti of Tuscaloosa Is the big Alabama hope. Four­ teen stales will be represent­ ed. CINCINNATI (UPI) — Natlonal League President War­ ren Giles haa ordered San Francisco Giants pitcher Gay­ lord Perry or the club itself to replace a bat for Nellie Fox of the Houston Colt*. Perry broke Fox’s bat Sun­ day after Fox got the hit that gave the Colts a 5-4 win over the Giants. At tho end of the gam*, as the wining run was scored, Fox’s bat was lying near the plate. Perry picked it up and broke It against the dugout. NEW YORK (UPI) - Bake The Colts filed a protest, re­ Turner, third In the Amer­ sulting In Gilei’ ruling Tues­ ican Football league In pass day. receiving and the New York Jets more valuable player tost year a* a rookie, has re­ turned his signed contract for the 1964 season. Turner Signs Marble, Budge Named To Tennis Hall Of Fame NEWPORT, B.I. (U PI) — J. Donald Budge and Alice Marble, the king end queen of American tcnnla In the 1830a, have been elected along with three other old-time greats to the National Lawn Tennis Hall of Fame. The others selected were George M. Lott, Sidney U. Wood Jr., and Frank Bhlelda. They will ba enihrined In ceremonies to be held during the week of the Newport In­ vitation Hall of Fame tourn­ ament, Aug. 10-10. National League w L Pet. GB Ssn Fran. 82 34 .605 Phila. 48 33 .396 1 Clnn 46 38 .HI 51* I’lllaburgh 43 38 .524 7 St. Louis 44 41 .316 7to MUw. 43 41 .506 Bto Los Aug. 41 43 .486 10 Chicago 40 43 .462 10W Houston 38 46 .466 13V* New York 36 61 .299 2flto Tuesday's Results Chicago 4 New York > Cincinnati 6 Houston 5, tat Cincinnati 10 Houston 3, 2nd Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 3 Milwaukee 8 San Francisco 7 St. Louis • Los Angela* 7 Today's Games San Francisco at Milwaukee (N) Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (N) Los Angeles at St. Loula (N) Houston at Cincinnati (N) New York at Chicago Tbunday'a Games Houston at Cincinnati (N) San Francisco at Milwaukee Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, (N) New York at Chicago Ijoi Angclei at Bt. Loula (N) Legal Notice r r a u c itagtiuvo By Jim Alexander United Press International COLUMBUS, Ohio (U PI)— Bill Collins, Columbus, Ohio, a possible dark hors* contend­ er in the 46th PGA champion­ ship at Columbus Country Club today predicted that on* of g o lfs all-time greats might make a comeback end win the tournament. "After watching several of the favorites play, 1 will aay If hia putting gama holds up, Ren Hogan la tha man to beat." Collins, who fired practice rounds of 67 and 70, aald th* course required extreme ae- Lead Hiked NEW YORK (UPI) - Boh Farrington strengthened hia lead toward the national driv­ ing championship with a re­ cord of 147 wins in 667 starts, and Stanley Dancer retained hia hold aa the top money winner with 8449,201 earned so far this season, the Har­ ness Racing Institute announc­ ed Tuesday. Recalls Tuesday N lgU Tampa 4, 8L Pete 8 Sarasota 8, Lakeland I Ft. Lauderdale 4, Daytona 2 Miami 1, Orlando 0 Turnoff the heat (with our Grapefruit) DON’T Legal Notice iv t iib f i n e r i t c o r n r o r T IIK VIVTII JU D IC IA L c m r r t T iv A * n r o n s k h iv o l r coiivT V , r i .o ii t n * . C H A VCKHY VO. I I t SI E A ST IlIVCIl SAVINGS DANK, P la in tiff, ye. JO HN W. and at al, JOHNBON, at ex Plaintiff*. v o T tr u o r a r iT iv M onTNADR r o H K n - o s r n n TOi JO HN W. JOHNSON and MAHT JA N E JOHNSON, hi* w l f * nnsm nvrE t unknow n AVI) TO i All parti** c la lm ln x Intaraala hy, throuxh, un­ dar or s x a l n a t th* forasald paraon* TOU A R B hara hy notlflad that a Com pla int to foractoa* a ea rta ln m o r i x s x * ancu mbarInx t h e f o l l o w l n x deacrlbrd real property, t o -w t t : Hot ) ( , Illock 1. WEATIfKIIBFIKI.D FIR ST A D D I­ TION, arrnrdlnx to the p la t t h e r e o f a * recorded In P l a t Roo k It , P a a * IS, Public R eeo r di o f S e m i ­ nal* Cou nty, F lo r id * h a * bean filed axa ln a t y o u In tha a b o v e - t r i a d ault. an d you ar* required l o aarva a copy o f your A m war or olhar PleadInx to th* Complaint on P la i n ­ tiff* at tu r n , re, ANDERSON, RUSH, DK AN * LOWNDES, SSI B a a l Central Doularard, Orlande, Florid*, and f l i t Ih* nrlxlnal Anawar or ot her P le a d l n x In Ih* o f fic e o f th* Clark o f th* Circuit Court on or b ef ore the ITth day e f Auxuet, I t l l . If you fall t o do ao, a d t s r a t pro eonfaaae will b* t a k e n ap alnat you for th* r e l i e f demanded In th* Co m ­ plaint. T h la N o lle* ahall b* publlahad one* a w e e k for fo u r cona a eu llv * w e e k s In Th * San­ ford. Herald. D A T E D TH IS U t i l S a y a f J u ly , 1SI4. (B E A M Art hur Tt. Itarkwlth, J r , Clerk o f Circuit Court Hy Slartha T. V lh ltn D ep u ty Clerk Anderson. R u ih , Dean A b o wndaa t t l E a s t Central Roulavard. Orlando. Florid a t’uhllah J u ly IS, J l . IS * Au*. n o x itn n r m t'A M S A T tn * , •R N ix o in co rv rr. ri.n n . IDA NOTIr-R i a IfRIUCnr O I V . B N that th# Flairil o f County r-ommlnelnner* of ftemlnnl* County. FlnrMa, w ill m o st * • s Hoard o f Kqualtaatlon w it h ths T a x Aaaeeaor In oom pllan ra w i t h ■•etlona IS).IS and )nn j* o f t h * rtorlrts S ta t u t e s a t *:lft A. U., Au xuat t, 1111, In th* r t l u l i r m ,« tln ir room o f th* l l o a n l o f C o unty Com mlM ln n. era o f Batnlnol* County, Klorhi*. In th* Court Ilouaa, S a n ­ ford, Florida, for tha p urport o f h a s r l n g co m plain t* an d r«r a lv ln g te st im o n y a* to tha v a l u t o f a n y proptr ty , r o s l or ptraonal. a s f l i t d hy t h s C o unty T ax Aaacaanr, or parfeetln x. rev l e w l n x and a q u a llsln x tha asaaaamsnt, and may co n tlnu * In sotalon for that purpns* for on* weak, or a* l o n r a s s h i l l ba naraaaary. Furthar. t h s sa asaam rn t r* . cord* w ill h* avallaM* for Ina p tc llo n by proparty o w n e r s b e x l n n l n * J u ly 17, 1SSI, and c o n tin u in g until t h s Hoard o f County Commtsalonars meat for th* purpoa* o f aiiualltatlnn on A u auat i , ISIS. Any and all p r o p tr ty ownara a aaklnx to apP**r b a fo r t th* Board o f Bq u a llia tto n m a y a t c u r t forma for praaan tstton la th* Hoard tn tha o f f l c * o f th* Clark o f th* Circuit Court or tha T a x Aaa•aaor. Each form mual b* com platad In Ha a ntlraly It, for a tialn* praaantad to th* Iloard. (SKAT-) lly; Jatnr* P. A vary. Jr., chairm an Hoard a t C o unty C o m m ta i. lonors Batnlnol* Cou nty, F lo r id a Attoat: Arthur H. B o rkw lth , Jr. Clark S, l»fl. H ubllih J u l y IS, 1SSI ODD-IS CDII-SS Remember those ■a a Until p got a KMI RENTAL ef your vacation Florida Slate curacy and s straight drive to ■toy out of trouble. "Hogan haa tha type e f game for this course end ha haa looked real good out there to me," Collins said. Hogan la making o come­ back bid at the age of 81 af­ ter by-paaiing the PGA for the past 11 years. "I’m playing now largely on instinct," Hogan aald. ‘T hava trouble retting the feel ol th* course end sometimes lose the real Inspiration re­ quired to compete." Many fans found that hard to believe aa they watched the two-time PGA champion drive balls of the practice tee. Charlie Lorms, pro-emeritus at the 6,851 yard CCO cou n t, predicted a score of 272 to 276 would win the Rodman Wanamaker Trophy, emblem­ atic of PGA golf supremacy. 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Centering a round marble phinium, tastefully arranged, top coffee table was a con­ adorned the reception rooms which were opened en eulte of the lovely Southward home on Hibiscus Court tor an ela­ borate bridal reception tea ia it Saturday afternoon com­ plimenting Miaa Niki Ashby, popular bride-elect of Alex McKIbbln. Mrs. Ira Southward sifted by Mrs. Ernest ward and Miss Rosemary Southward, who served a i cohostesses. Creeling the guests el door were Mrs. Ueorge Bishop Jr., Mrs. Donald Jones and Mrs. Thomis F McDaniel. A planter at one side of the door contained magnolia blossoms and cen­ tering the foyer table waa a cupid statuette holding a magnificent arrangement of American Beauty roses com­ bined wilh pink carnations and white glads. A huge white wedding bell was suspended from Uie ceiling wilh while PRE-MOISTENED COTTON PADS take the flplll problems out of nail polish remover, Wrap­ ped individually in nlumlmim foil, each pink pad removes polish from all 10 flngernnilft be­ fore a new one is needed. They contain lanolin to prevent drying out of fingernails nnd cuticles. Oviedo Personals Opp, Alabama wax the guest of her daught­ A . Adame, Bhc er and aon-in-lnw, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Wnlnrlghl for icveral daya; elan her enn nnd daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mn. Hubert Adama nf Oviedo. Week-end gueata of tha L. L. Fnulk’a Sr. were their daught­ er and eon-in-law and their •on, Michael, of Auguita, Ua. Miaa Beverly Faulk returned to Auguata with them for a month’* via it. Shirley and Ray Beaaley, together with their children, Donna, and Clayton drove up to Mlllcdgcaville, Ua. laxtt week to attend a family re­ union. They also vliited In Lake City and Aahhurn, Ua. STYLED SHAPING $ 2 -0 0 FOB APPOINTMENT CALL 322-4913 Betty Anne's Hair Styling Salon 2201 H. Park Ave. Only an expert botaniet or skilled peraon can tell which of the 38,000 known apec lea of mushroom are aafe for eat- Joy Circle Of WSCS Convenes A t T he Church The regular monthly meet­ ing of the Joy Circle of the W.8.C.3. of Urace Methodist Church waa held recently at the church with Mr*. Roger Harrie prealdlng. M n. Jamea Leonard gave the devotloni and presented an inspiring program on prayer. Reporta were given by Mrs. John Martin, secretary; Mrs. I.amar William*, treas­ urer and Mra. F. J. Murray, sunshine chairman. Mra. Jamea Turner will be in charge of the church nur­ sery laundry during the mm th of July, and Mra, J. O. Mnrr will repreaent the circle in cleaning the church kitchen during th* month. Mra. Harria announced the eburrh library la In need of hooka and will welcome any hooka anyone would like to contribute, Mra. John Martin served as hostess for the meeting, and other* attending were the tim es. Richard Btveie, Ma­ rlon Freeman and Malcolm Lodge. Mrs. F. J. Murray will serve a* hostess for the next meeting, A uguit 18. The gobbler starts eating before other* ora WED. • THURS. FRI. • SAT. JULY 15-18 20°lo DISCOUNT MRS. IRA SOUTHWARD, left, was hostess at her gracious Ilihiciis Court home recently to an elaborate bridal tea honoring Miss Nicki Ashby, lovely bride-elect of Alex McKibbin. With Mrs. Betrothed Prefer Flashy Pearls To Dresses Skirts Sportswear Tiny Diamond Hats BOYS Personals Sport Coats Sport Shirts Suits Straw Hats Chino Work Pants Dresses Sportswear Swimwear CUNSUII US I0H YOUR EXQUISITE POEM B IA S AND DISCONTINUED PLAYTEX BRAS Garretts Mr. and Mrs. Evana Hicks, of Hightatown, N. J. They returned on the maid­ en flight of the new non-stop Whisper Jet from Kennedy Airport in New York to Mc­ Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Hostel­ Coy Airport, making the trip ler Sr. have returned lo their in two boura and 20 minutes. home on Celery Avenue from Hackensack, N. J., where A/2C Harold E. Long Jr. they were called by the death returned today to Ft. L ie, at their daughter-in-law. Va., after spending a two While away, they spent the weeks leave with his parents, time with their son, Fred Hos­ Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Long Sr., teller, of New York City, and sister, Shirley, and brother, their daughter and son-in-law, Mike. By Jane Casselberry Mr. and Mr*. Don Mount and children, Donn and Bher. ri, of 638 Queen’* Mirror Cirri# enjoyed a weekend trip to Miami whrra they visited with hli cousin, Rob­ ert Llebreck and hia wife and their five children from Indiana. Llebreck is in Miami for two weeks on business for General Motors. While there tha Mounts enjoyed sightsee­ ing in tha area. GIRLS Suits Coats Shirts • Trousers Wrangler Dungarees Summer Pajamas to the Miami area. Mrs. Smith recently return­ ed to Sanford and abe and the children departed for their new home in Miami. 200 $2.00 Silf Skin Girdles Vi Price E.1st St. corsage, presented her by tha hostesses. The bride-elect received gifts of her chosen silver from the hostesses. Mrs. Frank Donahoe, Mrs. W. M. Philips, Mrs. Henry Wight, Miss Donna Ruth Ash­ by, Miss Csndy Southward, Miss Judy Ludwig, Miss Bsrbars Bradley and Miss Mari­ lyn McDanle: assisted la serving. Mrs. Hoy Pippin furnished soft background music during the elaborate bridal reception. Summer Fashion Clearance Now Going- On! (PRACTICALLY STOREWIDE) UNUSUAL VALUES! BIG SAVINGS! dhows’A Fashions 2526 PARK DR. Open Wed. p.m. A Fri. Nile NOTICI There’s no need of a long statement when our message in brief. So we’ll just skip , ---- SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Downtown Cor. E. 1st A Sanford Sanford Ave. lU -IB ia 322-8152 down here and say "RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offers a complete electrical service, does good work, does it prompt­ ly, efficiently and cheerfully and does appreciate its customers." Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company 112 Magnolia Avenue Phone 322-0915 Commercial . . . Residential Industrial Wiring -AN N UAL SALE OF PERMA-UFT FOUNDATION GARMENTS Only this PERMA - LIFT SELF-FITTING BRA Keepa fitting Ita shape to yours There isn’t any other bra like it—at any prlcel The unique Self-fitting c u p takes Itself In or lets itself out to conform to your ex­ act measurement*. T h e comfortable "N e v e r l d e" band keepa bra firmly in place. In fresh waiti-'nwear cotton, sizes A cup, 32-35; R A C cups, 32-40. $2.50. Be fitted In a Permslift® Self-fitting Bra to­ dayl REGULAR $2*50 VALUE SALE PRICE PERM A-UFT REGULAR $8-05 VALUE Casselberry M ENS Swimwear Blouses Straw Bags Southward from the left are Mrs. Bishop Ashby, mother of the honorcc; Miss Ashby, brideelect; Miss Rosemary Southward and her mother, Mrs. Ernest Southward, co-hostesses. ere, Interspersed wilh nose gays of lily of the valley, edg­ ed In frilly net with narrow white satin. The serving table was cov­ ered with exquisite white im­ ported ail over handmade lace over a pastel pink satin liner. An antique silver epergne held a picturesque bridal bouquet of pink and white sweetheart roses and baby’s breath with tell pink tapers which pink satin stream­ ers cascaded gracefully. The sparkling citrus punch In a crystal bowl floated a spec­ tacular heart-shaped ice mold, centered with an orchid, sur­ rounded by sweetheart roses and lily of the valley. Silver and crystal trsys and cornpoles offered attractive and appetizing assortmenta of toasted nuts, dainty tea sand­ wiches and miniature candies of bridal motif. Niki was radiant, receiving the guests in a stunning mel­ on print two piece ensemble and wearing the white aweetheart rose corsage presented her by the hostesses. Mra. Ira Southward received In an ex­ quisite pink Jeweled sheath with Mrs. Ernest Southward attired in a tangerine print and Rosemary waa lovely in an original aqua crepe shift. Mrs. Bishop AshWy, mother of the bride-elect, received in a chic blue lace sheath, belted In blue velvet, complemented by a white sweetheart rose Sanford Personals Recent houiegucils of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Dowell of For­ est Drive were Mr. and Mrs. NEW YORK (UPI) — A Ulus Hunt of I^cxlnglon, N. G„ nnd Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert n u m b e r of contemporary Sides from Charlotte, N. C. bridca-lo-bs want cultured pearls rather than diamonds Mrs. E. I’. Fitzgerald of in their engagement ringa. Sunset Drive, has bid as her llila facet of the ring bus- housegueils, her sister, Mrs. lneaa mine to light In a study tails Troyes, and grandson, made for the diamond indus­ Scott Wristun, Irani Staunton, try. Another highlight of the Va. survey: the trend to pearls is Mr. and Mrs. Bob Cornel] being act by young engaged girls, nnd women betrothed to and family of Lake Mary men who huvs been married Boulevard will toon bo leav­ ing Sanford to mako their before. There are some very logical home in Belle Glade, where reaiona for the trend, report* Mr. Cornell has accepted a tha Cultured Pearl Associa­ pntlllon. Their many friends regret to scu Itic in move. tion of Japan. Young girls who get engag­ Mrs. Edna Norman, Mrs. ed, and more of them do ev­ ery year, don’t deny they’d Beaula Thornton, Mrs. Mctta like to have a big bright dia­ Starke and Mrs. R. W. laird mond on that third finger left have departed tor Dallas, hand. But with prices of dia­ Texas, where Mrs. I-ord will mond* up, they know their remain for an extended visit. The others will tour the young men cannot afford an Impreaalve looking real atone. Smoky Mountains before go­ Ho they ask for large cul­ ing to Ihc New England tured peurla which make a Stales. Mrs. Norman will re­ better ahowing than a tiny main wilh a friend in Con­ diamond, about the only six* necticut!, and Mrs. Starke many young Romcoa can af­ will visit a son In Easton, Pa. They will meet later and ford. attend the World's Fair, with Mrs. Thornton remaining in UlUrtnn, N. C., before re­ turning lo Sanford., Brett and Charlea Smith, children of Mr. and Mra. Walter Meeds Smith, haw liecn visiting their grandpar­ ents, Mr. and Kirs. Ralph Austin Smilh, white their parenU were in the process of moving from Mobile, Ala., SALE LADIES temporary arrangement of a delicate aqua. Hum and white shasta daisies pink carnations, white del­ A side buffet in the serving with pink centers flanked on phinium and white shasta area was centered with an either aide by antique silver daisies with the centers tinted arrangement of white dclphta-1 candelabra holding pink tap- SALE PRICE *7. 49 MAGIC OVAL PANTIE Can't rid* u p - tt e r l There lin’t a n y other pantie Ilka It — at any pried The patented Marie Oval® of tricot auppliea tha ''extra" give that keepa a I’erma-llft® pantla from riding up, from binding, f r o m yanking down. Thia long-leg veraion la alaaticiaed with Lycra® apandex, $8.05. Machine waahable. Let ua fit you in a Magic Oval Pantie today I Only this PERMA-LIFT Self-Fitting Contour Bra Keepa fitting Ita shape U REGULAR y e a r* There Isn't any other like it— at any pries) unique Self-fltung c u p takes Itsaif in or late Itself in or Iota itaalf out to conform to your exact measurements. The “Ne­ ve ride" band keeps bra flrmlv In tilire. Contour atyla In cotton, aitea A cup, SJS~3A; li t C cups. 311-38, $3.05. Fully padded atyle, $3.05. Bo fitted in a Pcrma lift® Bra todayl SALE PRICE VALUE $2 .w (SALE ENDS JULY » f 1964) �The Best Dressed Texas Co-ed Gives Fashion Pointers AUSTIN, Tex. (UP1) — lYic girl voted beat-dreiaeJ eoH at the Unlveriity of Texa* has this advice for oth* tr college girls: "Don't dresa like you think ‘the typical coed’ ought to dress," sitld Tracy I.owis, a junior from Amarillo, Tex. She suggested choosing clothes that play up an Indlvidual look, Instead of buying ona wrap-around skirt after another. Tracey said she has “not very many clothes; I just get what 1 need, and I don’t need much.’* Competing against SO other Texas students In the finals, Tracy won the title by wear­ ing a red knit suit with bowblouse for school; a deep tur­ quoise wool princess dress for church or a movie; and a block crcpo cocktail suit with sleeveless empire overblouse for other occasions. Altamonte Personals Ely Julia Dartoe Mr. and Mrs. Willium Jarrard and children, Carol, Lin­ da, Susan and Billie of New Jersey are current house guesta of hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Jarrard of Lake Florida Blvd., W ore moving to Atlanta, Ga, to make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rlchwein of LaUrange, 111. recently surprised old friends, Mr. andl Mrs. Otto Bartoi with a visit. The Richwelna departed for Pompano after the brief vis­ it, and plan to make their home in Florida. Mrs. Florence Coursen of Hermit’s Trail recently re­ turned from a vacation In the north. Mr. and Mrs. James Wed­ dle have returned to their home In Chester, Penn, af­ ter visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Taylor on Hermit’s Trail. Sharon Tnylor, past worthy adviser of Rainbow Lodge 82 of Winter Park, Connie Com­ fort, new adviser, Susan Com­ fort, Donna Noell, Judy Eokerd, Betty Clack, Cathy Johnson, Mary I)unty and Gail Wflaon, attended the State Assembly at Jackson­ ville. 3Women With The Candidates Of the wemen w-ho are the wives of the five Republican presidential possibilities, Mra. Barry Goldwatcr is the front­ runner. But nobody is com­ pletely ready to discount Mmes. Scranton, Lodge, N it­ on and Rockefeller. Here arc their candid photos. PATRICIA NIXON Personals By Maryann Miles Mr. and Mrs. Charles N, RelnscI and children, Cathy, Debbie, Jodie and Carol from Clarion, Penn, wore recent bouse guesta of his sister and family, Mr. and Mra. Chuck Henry of Sanlundo Estates. Mr. and Mra. Wayne Norris •nd children, Sandy and Mike ©f Sanlando Estate* have re­ turned after" spending tan days a t their retreat, “The Baity Dog," In Ocala Nation­ al Forest. They enjoyed fishing, awimBiing and working oa their cabin. Mra. Norris !■ the South Seminole Welcome Wagon Hostess. Cosmetics Please ^Other Women" ■ DALLAS (OTD—A skin spe­ cialist told several thousand physicians recently that worn* tn use cosmetics mainly be­ cause they want to look good fat the eye* of other women, pot men. Dr. John R. Haserlck, of Clave land, Ohio, also said that women who use greasy cosinatlca on their laces ere in­ citing acne. "Soma women think Uiey shouldn't wash their faces and that they must use greasy preparations lor good skin health," Dr. H a w ic k said. • “The fact la, there are more oil glands per square inch on their faces than there art oil wells In Texas." He added: “ If women knew what men think about the greasy faces they have to get close to they Wouldn't wear greasy makeup At a ll/' ha added. MARY SCRANTON EMILY LODGE HAPPY ROCKEFELLER PEGGY GOLDWATER fcanforh Mrralh July 15, 1964 — Page 9 SERVING SANFORD FOR 11 YEARS Vacuums Repaired — Rebuilt •'FREE ESTIMATES’* DISPOSABLE BAGS — IIOSE — ATTACHMENTS SUPPLIES — ALL MAKES * MODELS FREE DELIVERY When the U. S. government was mm nl to Washington In Itwt) population of tin- entire District of Columbia stood at It,303. REPAIR WORK DONE ON PREMISES G. M. Vacuum Phone 322-4765 Pioneer Designer Mourns Demise Of 'High Fashion' PARIS (UP1) — • Made­ leine Vlunnet, credited with being the first designer to put woman in modern dress, doesn't think much of the current crop of Paris de­ signers. “High fashion today Is dead,’* said the 88-year-old designer who aa early us 11*08 was revolutionising feminine fashion. Mme. Vlonnet, who closed her salon in It>t0, atill lives in Paris. She cun look to the past with pride ns the coutouricr who invented the bins cut that freed women from corsets and launched the modem ara o f clothes. But the designer reflected in an Interview that “high fashion Is a joke!" The whitehaired designer said, “There are no more real designers. Balenciaga, Givenchy, they maka beautiful dresses fer personal clients hut mainly they make modes for buyers. “It costs ao much now to make high fashion. You need rich clientele. Blit there is not much money nround now to buy such dresses. The F r e n c h clientele Is not enough; the huuscs must muko models for American buyers. “I did not make collcctiona for tha Americans, who take hark one idea but don't buy more. I made a dress when I felt like it. Now designer! have to show collections, 15u model* each time, twice a year." Enterprise Personals Mr. and Mra. C. LaBonte and children of Bellevlew, Ohio were visiting their aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Lovell Mrs. Valentine Goodwin, Sune f South Street have return­ day. ed from Connecticut, where they vlalted George Knapp, Warren Goodrich left Sun­ Sr., Mrs. Lovell's father. day for a visit In Hartford Connecticut. South Seminole 9b> Mr*. Jack Ford and chil­ dren Wendy and Don were truest* Wednesday of Mr. and Mra. Chester Henderson. Howard Rcndcrson of En­ terprise, accompanied by Ra­ mon Yoder of D e L e o n Springs, left recently to at­ tend tha week’s session of the State Forestry School to he held at White Springs, They will represent the FFA chap­ ter of DeLand High School. Miss Tnhathia Miles of Panama City is house guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Coulietta. Forest City Personals By Maryann Mites Mr .and Mrs. Charles Field and daughter, Betty, of For­ est Lake Drive, spent the Fourth of July holidays at Sanlbal lalanda. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Krenzer and children, Jeff, Doug, Joanna and Mary Lu, of Pearl Lake Causeway, have re­ turned from Cincinnati, Ohio, where they attended the wed­ ding of Mra. Krenatr’s niece, Mary Margaret McCutlen. The Krenaer'a were guests of her alstnr, Mrs. Wilburn McMullen. EVA BESS BEAUTY SHOP Newijr Modernised and Re-Decorated. New Location Oak and Commercial Still handsome and alert. Mme. Viounct Is recognised by the Paria fashion world us the lady who really start­ ed it all, even before the great Unbridle Chanel burst onto the scene. As the late Christian Dior said, “No one ever has carried the art uf dressmaking farther t h a n Vlonnet." Mudelein* Vlonnet was an apprentice in a Paris salon at the age of 11 and later de­ signed in the house of Kate Reilly on Dover Street in London fer five years. She returned to Paris to work In the Callot salon. Then she moved to tha huuse of Uoucet and began to make “what 1 wanted to make." In those day* women wore boned ccrseta, skirt* to the floor, cinched in waistlines and long huir, Vlonnet started a relovution by cutting dresses on the bias. They fell front the shoulder* In an almost Gre­ cian style. Tile free, easy line fitted In with the mood of women campaigning for equal political and moral rights with men. "People were aatoni.-hcd but young women loved the dresses," she recalled. Vlonnet opened her own salon in 1012, first on the rue de Rlvoll, She closed during World War I but later reopened and by 1D3C1 she had a big aalon on the avenue Montaigne with 1,200 em­ ployes—and the world's rich women as her clientele. Later Jacques Grlffe, now a big Paris coutaurier, was her tailor. Many of her dresses look like tha grandmother of to­ day's sack dress. She invent­ ed the halter neckline and the cowl neckline and claims to have been the first to low­ er the waistline in the 11)20’*, Her creations were timeless and many ran be worn today. Recently a New York aociety matron donned a black suit and told admiring friend* thst Vlonnet made It 30 years ago. In her Paria town liousa In a fashionable district, Mme. Vlonnrt, wearing one of her own floor-length while wool sheaths, led this visitor up three flights to her private altting room filled w i t h mementoes. Like the rest of her man­ sion It is decorated in the style of the 1030‘a — silvered fireplace edged with mirrors, red lacquered Chines* furni­ ture, a fur rug thrown over a sofa. In drawers and on shelves are photograph* of her late husband, a White Russian army general, and various celebrities wearing Vlonnet designs. "1 did n o t follow l a mode,' ’’ said Mme, Vlonnet. “I created harmony. Lookl You could wear these dresses today." BARGAIN CO U N TER | MATHER JULY CLEARANCE *. m - r il i, Our Buyers Have Returned From The Chicago And High Point Furniture Markets And They Have Told lls To Move AH Floor Samples And A Good Portion Of Warehouse Stock To Make Room For Purchases Made At These Markets Which Will Be Arriving The First Of August. We Could Not List AH The Items Which We Have At Sale Prices So Come In And Shop Our Entire Stock. You’ll Find Many Fabulous Money - Saving Buys! PORCH SET Beautiful Colors. Was (69.95 D IN IN G FURNITURE REDUCED! PLATFORM ROCKERS CLEARANCE OF LIVING ROOMS! 3-Pc. SE C T IO N A L ENSEMBLE Plastic Upholstered, Foam Cushions. Only 2 At Thin Low Price, Turquoise Or Tun. Was (1-19.50 Nylon Covers, Foam Seal und Back. Was $19.95 *89 OTHER ROCKERS 5-Pc. DINETTES *38 Table and 4 Chairs With Box Seats. Was (49.95 Vl PRICE 7-Pc. DINETTES GifU • Cards • Books 210 E. First t^L *38 Combination Lounge 6* Sleeper Table With 6 Plastic Upholstered Chairs. Was (79.00 By Simmons. Full Foam Cushions. Wan $189.00 Danish Modern Dining Room *119 Large Server and Hutch. Extension Tnhlr nnd I Chairs. Walnut Finish Was (269.00 2-Pe. L IV IN G ROOM SU ITE Sofa and Chair, Full Foam Cushions, Nylon Cover. 1 Only. Was $169.00 *129 BUNK BEDS Beautiful Cover, Sira I ford’a Usual Fine Construction. 1 Only. Wan $359.00 WITH MATCHING CHESTS, includes Ladder. Rail, Springs and Mnttrcss. Walnut nnd Blenched Walnut. Was (129.00 * •SPECIAL VALUENylon Covered fi-Pc. Modern Living Room Sofa, Chair, Ottoman, 2 Pillows. Foam Rubber Cushions. Was $239.00 Modern 2 Pc. Llvlnif Room, Sofa, Chair, Foam Rubber Cushions. Was (239.00 French Provincial Sofa, Chair With Chcrrywood Trim, Foam Rubber Cushions, M a s (2 3 9 .0 0 YOUR CHOICE OF ANY ONE *168 5-Pc. BEDROOM SUITE Double Dresser, Chest, Bookcase Bed, Box Spring und Mattress. Was (189.00 — CASH & CARRY — *158 *168 Sofa, 2 Chairs, 3 Tubles, 2 Lamps. Reversible Zlppered Foam Cushions. Was (219.00 SPECIAL GROUP SOFA <) Q c PILLOWS i m *229 Many, Many Other Quality Home OPEN AN ACCOUNT! $988 RUGS Chair-Back Bed, Triple Dresser, 5-Drawer Chest. Fruit wood Finish. Was $269.00 Se 9 x 12 LINOLEUM 5-Pc. BEDROOM SUITE Triple Dresser, Chest, Bookcase Bed. Complete With Box Spring und Mattress. Was (198.00 *198 . tZ jiL ' 3-Pc. FRENCH P R O V IN C IA L EA SY *198 98 8-Pc. Donish Modern Suite *178 Oval Table, Plastic Top, With 2 Leaves. K Mates Chnirs, 1 Captain’s Chair, Server and Ifutrh. Maple. Wus (269.00 BIG SAVINGS O N BEDROOMS! Stratford 2-Pc. Living Room *249 *58 Early American Dining Room m m ^ while THEY LAST! Ijtrge Selection Of Colors BEACH BAGS T H ERM O S JUGS Furnishings A t LOW, LOW PRICES! Your Choice OTC / Used Furniture. . . Cash & Carry SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT Flemings THURS., JULY 16th *48 ITEMS SPECIAL! A T 9:00 A. M. METAL GLIDER & CHAIR - OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS • ON SALE STARTS SAVINGS MI8C. OTHER - © j i jl : t-id OF SUMMER JEWELRY ALSO OF SANFORD'S ANNUAL • • • • 5-Pc. Dinettes (19.95 up • Chairs (1.00 up Hecliner (24.95 • Sofa Beds (5.95 up Wardrobe With Door Mirror (24.95 3 Pc. Living Room, Good Condition (69.95 Going To The World’s Fair? MATHER 203-09 E. FIRST ST. OF SANFORD PHONE 322-0983 Be Oar Gneett Ring la Oar Stare Far Pre-Psid Admission Ticks to . . . To The PatlUea Of latwtara. Ho C k in jil !t> Y Far �Horoscope Forecast THURSDAY, JULY II, IHI GENERAL TENDENCIES: The daytime la one of those times to guard your health as well as to do nothing that can upset or disturb anyone who has any power whatever over >our affairs. Slake a point now to show that you value the loyalty of others and In the evening make long range plans for greater success. ARIES (March 21 to April 19) — Take the time necess­ ary to placate one at home who may be in trouble. Then you can attend to outside af­ fairs more speedily. Be care­ ful of your health. Evening fine for expansion. TAURUS {April 20 to May 20) — Co-workers may be ar. gumcnlattve, but If you keep silent, all is well. Try not to tackle so much work that you become ill, however. Relax in the company of good compan­ ions In p. m. GEMINI (May 21 to June X l)_ You could become ex­ travagant where pleasure Is concerned during day, if you permit. Have you done any studying lately? Sharpen your wits thereby. Be wise. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21)— You have to use diplomacy at home today or trouble could really ensue. Be gentle, considerate. Show spe­ cial care In business affairs, also. Step out for needed fun tonight. LEO (July 22 to August 21) —Some novel method will get you the Information you need in a. m. and yet will not alarm your associates, (let results with ease. Evening Ideal for personal happiness in the ac­ tivities you most enjoy. VIRGO (August 22 to Sept­ ember 22)— Operating In a more modern way is right, but you had better study meth­ ods now and get into action later. Clear the dccki. Even­ ing can ba moat rewarding, •atisfylng, LIBRA (September 23 to October 22)— That distrublng situation with a higher-up should be faced squarely and honesty now. Be sure that you maintain good credit. Give time and thought to your health tonight. SCORPIO (October 23 to No­ vember 21V- Be careful to use orthodox methods in your dealings with others now, otherwise you get poor re­ sults. Forget those Impracti­ cal ideal. Tonight would be fine to work on that new bob­ by. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to Decembc" 21) —Being de­ voted to loyal friends of long­ time standing makes the fu­ ture brighter for you. Study new Information at finger-tips Work ran prove very salu-' Ury, too. CAPRICORN (Decomber 12 to January 20)— Steer clear of any argument that may ensue between an associate and a hlgherup. You rnay be the loser. Be quietly loyal to partner. Kindness makes even­ ing very enjoyable. AMUARIUh (January 21 lo February 10)— You may gel Into trouble with a co-worker U you dash out on some wild goose chase. Be steady. Learn to economise, too. Evening can lie most pleasant. PISCES (February 20 to March 20)— Getting together with creative persona is fine, but don't spend too much money. This can be a happy, worthwhile day. Get Into acti­ vities that are relaxing In p.m. IP YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, he or xhe must early Be taught to make quick and light decisions, since (lie ten­ dency here is to ovcranalyse, to be too conscientious and to try to please everyone at the aame time, which is a human impossibility. Then these fine qualities can be channeled in Die right direction and much success follows. 'T he Stars Impel, they i s • s compel." Whal yon make if yaw Ilfs la largely up to YOU! Carroll Richter's Individual Forecast for your sign for August Is now ready. For your copy send your blrtbdate and $1.00 to Carroll Rlghter Fore­ cast, The Sanford Herald Box 1021, Hollywood 21, California. Unusual Bank Check One o f the must unusual cherka on display at u bank money museum In New York City is drawn completely in BralU* and signed by Helen Keller. Becoming EitJoct The kalupo (called the owl parrot) is a flightless bird In. habitant o f Naw Zealand which ie In danger o f becomtb g extinct, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannic*. �Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. 322-5612 Classified Phone From Sanford E Exchange k< 2. Notices • Personals H. For Rent SANFORD VACUUM SVC. SLEEPING room. Private en­ YOUR REXAIR DEALER trance and bath. 322-3056. 2555 S. Park 322-6511 CLEAN 4-Rooma. down, tun Sales —- Parts — Service porch. 611 Park. 5. Food From Seminole County Office 204 W. First NOT LONG DISTANCE li. For Kent It m *y c n n c a r t i: CDB.II in r u n r in c p ir cotrnT o r TMK NINTH JU DICIA L f i n ­ e r IT. IN AN D TO R SKMI> HOLE COUNTY. TLOKtDA. CH A N C E R Y NO. I 4 I I I NUTT TO « V I B T T IT L R XAPHTUAM S A M M O N S and LOIS It. HAMMOS8, hta wlfa. P la in t iff s, ai. r . S. WATERS at al. Dafandanta. NOTICE OP SU IT T O l P. S. W A T E R S , If a lly # an d It daad, hla unknown tialra. darl.a aa. losataaa or ■ r i n t a a a ; BELL A Z. W A T E R S , I f a llv a and If doad. bar u n ­ k n o w n halra, davltaaa, 1 .* * l i r a or Erantoaa; H A A V K T BUMS BUTTON. If allva. and If daad, hla u n k n o w n btlra, da. Nlatai, Ir natars , nr i r a n t a a a ; ------ HUTTON, th a u n k n o w n w lfa . If a n y , o f II ARVE Y BE SS MUTTON, If allva, an d If daad. har u n k n o w n halra, dtv U aaa. l a g a t r r a and erantaaa; A LT A . MONTE LAND, HOTEL AN D NAVIGATION COMPANY, a d la . • o l v a d F lo rid a corporation, and • ha u n k n o w n aralyna. surcaaa. an In Intaraat, truataaa or otliar p artial cla lm ln s by, t h r o u g h , undar or a g a ln a t raid ALTAMONTE LAND. HOTE L A N D NAVIGATION COMPANT. a dlasolvad F lo rid a corpora* l i o n ; JAMEH H. FA HR. <IEOR* O E E. WII AON, T. C. MIMP* MON. and W. It. KINI1HVILI.H WANK, aa lha last k n o w n <llr* a c t o r s and t r u s l i r a o f ALTA* MONT E LAN D. H OTE L AND NAVIGATION COMPANT, a d lasolvad F lorida co rp o ra tio n ] ALTAMONTE HPRINOS COM* P A N T , a tkaaolvid M » « < e h i l aa tta corp oration , and tha un> k n o w n a s s i g n s , auccaaaora In Intaraat* truatara o r o t h e r p a r­ t i t a c l a i m in g by. t h r o u g h , u n d or o r a g a i n s t said ALTA­ MONTE SPRINGS COMPANY, a dlao lvad M asaa ch uastta cor­ p o ra tio n ; OEOIIOK W. MMIIHK. THOMAS J. K ENNY . ELIZA S. W H I T T I E R . L. ESTELLA TALMADO E, WILLIAM J. HOL­ BROOK. a a tha la a t k n o w n d ir­ e c t o r s and truataaa o f said AL­ TAM ONTE SPRINGS COM* P A N T , a dlasolvad Maaaachu* • a l i a co rporation; and all par* s o n s and partlaa cl a i m in g an y Intaraat by. through, umlar or agalnat any of tha abovt k n o w n ar u n k n o w n partlaa and A L L PERSO NS HAVING OR CLAIM I NO ANT INTEnEHT. EST ATE, RIGHT OR TITLE IN T H E LANDS H E R E IN DEB. CRIMED DELOW, tow III Ijots 3, 1. 4. la ss tha W a .t 10 fa st o f Lot t. Block 31. « f PANLANDO. T H E S U . HURD BEAUTIFUL ac c o r d i n g to tha plat thar a. o f aa ttc nrdad In Plat Hook I p a g a IT. P ub lic Rtrorda a>f Hsmlnola County . F lo r ­ ida. T h a n a t u r t o f t h is s u i t la to • a m o v e c e r t a in elouda from mnd to q u la t an d co n firm tha ditto ta tha ab ava daacrlhod prop arty. Th a nama o f tha Court In Which cu lt baa baan Instituted la lh a Circu it Court for lha N in th J u d ic ia l Circu it, In and ( o r Hsmlnola Cou nty, Florida T h a ab bra vlata d tltla o f tha a a i a lg E A P H R IA M SAMMONS a n d LOIS R. SAMMONS, hla w lfa , p l o l a t l f f s , ra r a u t P. I W A T E R S , at al. dafandan ta Th a daaorlptlon o f lh a real P roparty Involved la aa art i o r t h abova. T o u a n d ea ch o f y o u are h e r e b y required t o f i le your anawer ar o th e r dalanalva p la a d l a g w ith lh a Clark o f tha a b o v e Court an d verve a copy t h a r a o f upon H ARLAN TUCK. I#S S o u th Maitland Avanua, M aitland . Flo rid a, a t t o r n e y for P l a i n t i f f s , on or boforo lha 3rd d a y o f A u g u st, t a i l . If you f a ll to do to a dagraa pro con* faaau w ill ba entered ag a ln a t ya u for tha relief dem anded la tha Complaint. W IT N E S S m y hand and tha a a a l a f aald Cou rt a t Sanford. S em in o le County , F lo r id a , thla t i l l - da y a f Ju n e, n i l . (S E A L ) A rt h u r II. B e c k w i th , Jr,. Clark B y l J s a n E. W i l k s D e p u t y Clark H A R L A N TUCK M l S o u th M a l t l a M A vanua Maitland. F lo rid a A tto rn ey for P la i n t i f f s P u b lis h J u ly 1. I, l i , S3. !M I IB*I NEW/HOMES SOUTHWARD FURN. Apt. Cloie tn. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. MODERN Fum. apta. Alto EFFICIENCY. 511 Park. Storage apace. Ph. 322-1574. 2 BR Furn. apt. 1703 Magnolia 565. Ph. 322-3951 or 322-2296 Legal Notice BKMIYOI.lt CO!’ATT HOARD OF ADJt’BTMKbT Natter o f P a h l l e H ea rin g To w ham it m ay rn n r e m : Th a S em ino le County Board o f A d ju s tm en t w ill hold a p u b ­ lic h e a r i n g to dettrm in a tha poaalhlllty o f g r a n t i n g a s p e ­ cia l ex cep tio n to tha Zoning R e g u l a t i o n s to permit a P e r ­ manent aap hal t plant aa req u ested hy Charles A. Mayors. Jr. and Jamaa R. Morgan on tha f o l l o w i n g daacrlbad propart y; T h a t parta or lota 4-1.1 A E a st 4 o f lo t T South o f RR A AR I I I and North 3I4.44T o f Iota 47-41 A It . Sect. 14-11II. Fnreat City Orange Park. P ub lic h e a r i n g w ill ha hald In tha C ou n ty Com m ission ers Room. Court H ouse . Sanford. F lo r id a , on J u l y 34. l l l l a t 7 ; t t p. m or aa aoon t h e rsa fta r aa poailhla. S em in o le C o unty Roard of A d justm ent My H al A. Colbert. Ch airP ublish J u l y II. l l l l C D S -lt NOTICE o r SALE N o l l e * la h a r . b y given that pu rsu a n t to th* final dacra* of foracloaur* and aala entered In tha causa pandlng In lha Cir­ cu it court In and for S tm ln o la County . Florida, caxa dockat number 13)31, th e undersign ed Clark w ill sell lha proparty s i t u a te d In aald C ou n ty d e s ­ cribed a n l .o l I o f Block "E" o f SOUTH P IN E CHEST, a su bdivision, a s r.co rd a d In P la t Book 10. pagaa 1 and 10 o f tho Public Itocordo fit S tm l n o l a County, Flar* Ida. T o g a t h o r w i t h a ll a tru otu rts and i m p r o v e m e n t s n o w and h era a fta r on aald land, and Ilia rant*, issu es, and prorita o f tha abova daacrlbad pro­ perty: and all flxturaa n o w or h e r e a f t e r atta ch a d to or ueed In c o n n ect io n w i t h the p r e ­ m i s e s h erein daacrlbad and In a ddition tharato th* f o llo w in g daacrlbad h o u seh o ld applianc es, w h ich are. and sh a ll ha d e e m ­ ed to tie, f i x tu r e s and a pert o f tha r ea lty , and ar* a portion o f th* aec urlty for th* Indabt. adnasa h erein m entioned: On* II I G. E. Rang* On* ( I ) U. E. ftafrlgara tor V e n e t ia n Rtlnda On* (1> K itc he n E x h a u st Fan On* ( t ) f p a c * H eater. I I , . ono n n ; a t puhlto aala. to Ih* h ig h e st and heat bidder for caah b*. I wean lh a hour* o f alavan o'clock In tha forenoon and t w o o'clock In the a f te r n o o n on tho 11th da y of A u gu st, l l l l . at th* F ro n t Door o f th# Bsmlnol* C o u n ty Courthoua* S a n ­ ford. Florida. (COURT SEAL ) Art hur H. n a c k w l t h J r . Clark o f tha Circu it Court lly Sandra S. J o h n so n D e p u t y Clerk J e n n i n g s , W a l t s , C la rk s a n d H a m ilto n Harnett N a tio n a l Rank tlldg. J a c k s o n v i l l e 3. F lo rid a Publlali July II. 1114. CDB-IT NOTICE OF SALE N o t i c e le h ereb y g i v e n that p u rsu a n t to tha final dsc.ree of foracloaur* a n d aala en tered In the raua* p en d in g In the Cir­ cu it Court In and for S e m i ­ nole C ou n ty , Flo rid a, rase dockat numbar l l l l l , th* undar. sig n e d Clark w-||| sa il th* prop arty altuatad In aald Caunty daacrlbad aal Lot 10. Blork P. SUN* LAN D KBTATEH. a subdlvlalon, acco rd in g to a plat thar aof. rscordad In Plat P la t Hook 11. pagaa I f to 33 o f tha Public Records of Bbmlnol* C ou n ty , Flo rid a: and T o g e th e r w i t h a ll alruotura* and Impravam anla n o w and heraafta r on aald land, and th* rants, Isauaa, and p ro fits o f th* abova daacrlbed propart y; and a l l f l i t u r a s n o w or hara afta r a tta c h a d to or uead In eo n n a o tlen w it h th* pra* mlaaa heroin daacrlbad and In a ddition tharato th* f o l lo w in g daacrlbad hou eahold appliances, w h ich ara, and sh a l l ba d asm •d to ba, f ix tu r e * and a part a f th* ra alty, and ar* a portlo n o f th* a a cu rlty for th* Indabtadnaaa haratn m en tio n ad.: On* (IE U u llt-la Oven (E ire.) Modal No. J-7I0 -T . Serial No. E T -I TIIII; On* (IK B u m . I n lia n a * ( E l s e .) Model No. J-IZ0-T, Serial No. YT-I11 74I; o n * Duo* Tharrn H ea ter (Oil) Modal I I I * ! . Serial No. l l * H * « t ; On* Vict or Climax Kltehan E x h a u s t Fan; Tan V e n e ­ tian Ullnda (M eta l), m a n u ­ fa ctu re d by Hobart* A w n ­ i n g and V y n a t ls n Blind C o m p a n y , Orlando, F l o r ­ ida a t public aala, to tba h i g h e s t and boat bidder for ca sh ba* tw ain tb* hed ra o f alavan o'clock In Ihc forenoon and t w o o 'clo ck In the after no o n on ih c U t h day o f A u g u s t 1141. a l Ih* F r o n t Door o f tba S em in a l* (Jaunty Co urt house Sanfo rd, Flo rid a. (Cou rt Baal) Arthur H. B a c k w ltb . J r . Clark o f tha Circuit Court My Sandra 8. J o h n so n D e p u t y Clark J e n n i n g s , W a t t s , Clark * arM H am ilton Bex n a i l K a l l a * * ! B a n k Bldg. J a r k so n v t lla 1. Florid a P ublish J u ly II, m i . C D B -II 'p « f M j J NEW HOMES NICELY furnished 2 bedroom houie, Adults. 322-2275. APTS. Fum. 2-BR. »60, 3 BR, $65. Utilities fum. 322-1 IM FURNISHED 2 BR. Hou»«. 2411 Palmetto. 322-0274. 3 BEDROOM home, unfurnith ed on Lake Mary. $100. mo. Ph. 3224135. a mew-tew. W* is al .- R a A n a "This it Ms last day aa a sign palntsr! Ha's going into tha plumbing bualnea*'." I. For Rant 6. For Rant FURN. A pt 2 Room* ft Bath. Close in. $55 mo. incl. wa­ 2 BR., bouse, clean ft cloie UNFURN. 2 BR Duplex Apt ter ft elec. Ph. 322-9507. in. Jimmy Cowan. 322-4013. Kit. equlpt. Terraixo floors tile bath, Venetian shades, LAKE COTTAGE NICE Roomy 2 Bdrm. unfurn. water furn. Ph. 322-2334 aft­ 1 Bedroom, Furn. $50. mo. horn* at #09 Catalina Dr., er 5 p.m. Ph. 3224106 $55. R. A. Willlamt, 322-3951. RENT A BED Legal Notice W E L A K A APARTMENTS RoUiway, Hospital & Baby Koomi privata bath*, 114 Beda. t p t h * Canrt *r t h * f o a n l y W. First 81. By Day, Week, or Month J p f g e , l a m l a e l * C ea p ty , F lo r ­ ida. In F ro b a le , Ffc. FA 2-3111 111 W. lit S t 2 ft 3 Bedroom Houaaa l a rat B a ta ta a f CARROLL'S FURNITURE F R E D F. STRANGE. Deceased. T* All Cradllera and P ereaae Having (Talma a r D em a n d s A g a i n s t aald B a ta ta ■ T a u and t a c h o f yo u ar* haraby n otified and required to p res en t a n y c l a i m s and dem ands w h ich you. nr eith er o f you m ay h ava agaleiet tha t s t a t * or F R E D P. FTRANG E, d e r a i l e d l a l e o f aald County , to th* C o unty Judge of Bamlnal* County , F lo rid a, *t hla o ffice In th* cou rt ho u s* o f aald Oounty a t Sanford . Flo rid a, w it h in si x ca len d a r month* from th* tim e o f tha f irst pub­ lic a t io n o f thla notic e. T w o co p ies o f each cla im or demand ■hall b* In w r it in g , and shall sta ta tha place o f reetdenr* and poet o f f i c e a d d ress o f th* cla im a n t, and shall b* sw o rn to by th* cla im a n t, h it agant, or a t t o r n e y and acco m p a n ied by a tilin g fa* o f on* dollar and such cla im or dem and not so filed ahall ba void. J. D. BTItANGE Aa a t a c u l o r o f th* Last W ill and T e s t a m e n t a f F H E D P. HTH ANaE Dares **d BTEN8TROM. D A V U A Mc I n t o s h A t to rn ey ! for E x e c u to r Poet Office B ax 133 o Hanford. F lo rid a 33171 Pub lish J u ly 1, I. II, » , 1141. CDB-1 IN THE CIRCUIT < 0 1 XT, NINTH JUDICIA L r iE O C I T , IN AND FOR BKHINOI.K COUNTY, FLO RID A . IN CHANCERY NO. I4I4P PI’IT TO a t ' l E T TIT L E JOHN TYSON Plaintiff vs. (IKOIIUE UPTON. *1 al. D efen d * It ta NOTICE OF PI IT TOi GEORGE UPTON, and If married — — UPTON, hla u n ­ kn o w n w ife, If alive, and If ■lead, hla nr h t r unknown lirlre, davlaaes, le g a t e e * and grant***. And all p ers o n s and parllaa cla im in g in te r e st by, thro ug h , under nr a g a i n s t an y o f tha abova kn o w n or u n k n o w n p a r ­ ties and ALL PERSONS IIAVINTI Dll CLAIMING ANT IN . TKIIKHT IN T H E FOLLOWING DESCItlllK D LAND! lie*In l i t f a s t Nort h o f tha S o u th w es t r n r m r o f BE<4 o f B E 4 o f B E 4 , o f Saetlon la T o w n s h ip 31 South Range 31 East, run thane* 2*0 fast E a s t, 144 tea t North 2no f a s t Weal. 141 feet South o f point o f b e ­ gin n in g , containing 1/4 •e r r , inuri or Lee. The nature o f thla eu lt L to rem o ra certa in elou d a tram and to quiet and confirm tha abova described property. The name o f Ih* Court In w h ich eult h a s bean Institute d la th* Circuit Court lo r th* Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for S tm ln ol* C ou n ty . Florida. Th* abbravlatad t ill* a f th* caaa la JOHN TYSON, v e r s u s GEORGE UPTON and ---------UPTON, hi* u n k n o w n wlfa, aald JOHN TYSON b ein g p l a i n , tiff and aald GEORGE UPTON xnd ------ UPTON, h i t u n k n o w n wlfa. bein g defendant*. Th* desc ription o f th* r i a l pro perty Involved L a* set forth heralnabova. You and ea ch o f ya u ara haraby required l o flla your a m w a r and o lh a r d e f en siv e p lead in g with th* Clark o f lha abova Court and aarv* a e s p y tharaon upon till**. Hed rick ft lloblnaon. Atto rn ey * for P la in tiff. II I South Maanolta Btraat. Orlando, Florida, on or bafor* th* Ird day a f Au g u st. A. D. t i l l . If you fall to do >o a Dacra* Pro Confeaao w i l l b* en tered a g a i n s t yo u f a r tb* rallaf demanded In Ih* C o m ­ plaint. WITNESS. My hand and Ih* saal of aald Court, a t Sanlord , S em inole County. Flo rid a, thla l l t h day of Jun# 1144. Payton Realty 322-1301 1742 at Hiawatha » 8. Beach Rentals FURN. 2 BR. bouse, $60. Five NEW SMYRNA BEACH Points, Hwy. 17-92. Inquire Apartment on beach week Wren Gas Station. month. Call 322 6496. CLEAN Unfurn. apt. 309 Mag­ HUTCHISONS nolia. Apply downstairs af­ OCEANFRONT APTS. ter 6 p. m. 239 So. Atlantic Daytona Beach 3 BR, 2 Bath Houie, larie Call 322-4055 fenced yard, paved drive­ way. 322 0537. 9. For B ole or Rent FURNISHED | a r a n apt. 2345V4 Palmetto. 322-3254; CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON LAKB. Call e v e n i n g s 322-0525. FURNITURE St. Johns Realty BUDGET FURNITURE CO. paved street you can buy for 43,730 Cash. Ph. 665-4601, Enterprise, Fla. NEW HOMES 6 Ml. South on Rt. 17-92 VA-FIIA — FHA IN-SERVICE Maine Street So. Longwood District Contact: Mr. Forguion 222*1597. 602 Highland Ave. UNFURNISHED 2 BR House, Longwood, Florida kitchen equipped. 2405 South 10. Wanted to Rent WIFE WANTED Willow Ave., Phone 349 4262. 3 BR. home nearby SNAS, un­ to tell her husband how she 1 BR. collage, furnished, 10 furnished, reasonable, avail­ and the family wmutd enjoy able about 5 August, write miles east of Sanford on living in tills 3 bedroom details to W. J. Kelly, 23 Weklva River. Elderly coucountry home, surrounded Salamana Court, Lexington pie. 322-4131. with lieautiftil shade trees, Park. Md. on 140 x 150' lot. partially RENTALS 12. Real Estate For Sale fenced to take care of the Furnished or Unfurnished children or pets, a 3 car gar­ Ball-Blslr Agency 4 BR, H* Bath, Florida Rm., age for a workshop . , unbe­ Pb. 322-5541 215 S. Park Ave. central heat ft air-condi­ lievable at 46750.00 and bud­ get terms enn lie arranged. . LABGE HOUSE. S BR., 1 tioning. Th. 322-4676. and only 5 minutes South of Bath, Lakcfront. Complete­ 2 UR. recently repainted. I-ow downtown Sanford. ly furnished Incl. Washer, down ft assume $55.55 mo. dryer, dishwasher, d e e p Ph. 322-5462. freeae. $150 mo. Ph. 322 4970 GKEENBRIAR LOCH ARUOR: Attractive un Choice lota available In 1901 S. Park Ave. furnished houie, r tearoom* Greenbrier of Loch Arbor FA 2-5232 anytime screened porch, csrporte, overlooking golf course. utility - storage, kitchen Custom building to your MUST sell, owner transferr­ ed. |200. .buys our 3 year equipped. Excellent cond. specifications. Groenbrlar 322-2465 equity, 3 bedromn screened devtloprd by t porch, 109 Valencia I)r., Ra­ K1NGHWOOD 1-Room Efficiency apt. with venna Park. 322 356.1. BUILDERS, INC. p v t bath ft shower, suitable 202 Fairmont Dr. TOTAL PniCE ONLY $1550 for couple or stogie person FA 8-8074 or retired. AU utilities In­ 104 W. 10th. St. $650 down. Bal. cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ $19.50 monthly. Recently re­ H ACRE. Paola. 322-2655. cated on lr. St., within 1 decorated. New wall to wall carpeting. Very neat. block of 2 free parking lota FREE 42.400. equity. $100 and ahoppmg renter. In­ down, $09. mo. pays all. ROBERT A. WILLIAMS quire at Manuel Jacohaoa Clean 3 bedroom, 10 x 17' Realtor Dept. Store 211 E. Flrot St. Fla. room, equipped kitch­ Raymond t.undquist, A110. en, terrauo floors. Helmly FA 2 3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg UNFURNISHED Realty Ph. 322-1541. 2 BR., 1 bath. kit. equip, l l l l COUNTRY CLUB MANOnTi Summerlin $60. BR. 322 4339. 2 BR., 1 bath, k it equip. 131 Seminole Realty N. Edgemon $5$. 3 RR., 1 bath , lllway 45 $15 3 BR., 1 bath, kit, equip. 1404 E . 20th $93. S BR., 1W bath, stove $135. FURNISHED 1 B R ., 1 bath $33. S 2 2 S BR., 1 bath, garaga apt. $35. BR., 1 bath $70. BR., 1 bath $90. BR., IV* bath, Fla. room $100 DOWN FHA - VA HOMES 2. 3, ft 4 BEDROOMS I, ltk, ft 2 BATHS LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOB COMPLETE INFORMA­ TION SEE OR CALL YOUR FHA - VA SALKS BROKER Stenstrom Realty fll$ . 2563 PARK DR. Stemper Agency 1919 8. FRENCH AVE. Legal Notice O EK IN O f.H UOU NTY H O A R D O F A D J I 'ST H U N T Motive of r s k l l f llearlag T o w h o m If m a y concarn: Th* e a m l n o L C o unty Board a t Ad justm en t w ill hold a p ub. l ie h e a rin g l o con sider th* p o i a l h lt l y o f g r a n t i n g a aid* and front yard variance to lha Z o n in g R e g u la t io n s lo perm it g r e a t e r use o f tb* lot, ad by Rueeell If. limit It on (SEAL) _ . l h a fo llo w in g daacrlbad proArthur If. B a e k w tlh . J r - p arty: Lata I d l . Block C. tr. Clark af th* C L a u l t Court. S. HanLand* B/D. In and For Samlaol* CounP ub lic haarlng w ill ba hald ty, Florid*. In lh a Cou nty's C o m m is sio n ­ By: Martha T. Vlhlan er's Room , Court lluus*. Han­ Dap u'y Clark ford. Fla. on July 2*. 1184 al Edward A. N a s a l o f tha firm of T : l l P. M. or aa aoon thera a lla r GILES. HEDRICK ft aa poss ible. ROBINSON Bamlnol* C o unty Board *1 141 South M e g n o l L *tr##4 Ad justm en t Orlando, Florid * By Hal A. Gelbart. Ch air­ Attorneys for P la i n t i f f man P ublish July L I* 14. 41, 14*4 Publlah J u i r H i ISSd- C D B -t Auto Glass, Taps 2 RM. HOUSE. 8 nice building DUE TO DIVORCE ft Sea* Covers lota, first $2,500 takes this WE have a repossessed 64 REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE property. Ph. 665-1601, En­ model awing needle dla|-o3rd * Park Ave. terprise, Fla. matlc ztg sag, makes hun­ Phone 322-5611 dred* of fancy designs, 304 W 2nd St. FA 24032 MAYFAIR BARGAIN makes buttonholes, sews on ATTRACTIVE 2 b e d r o o m ALL WORK GUARANTEED buttons, blind hems, mono­ home on nice eorncr lot in VA-EHA — grams, embroiders, etc. As­ JJ. Flowers • Shrubs Mayfair. Has huge air-con­ K1IA IN-SERVICE sume remaining 4 payments ditioned Florida room and Prince of Wales Violets to W. on 25th St. to Lake Mary of 19.50. Ph. Credit Mgr. 2 car garage. Now priced at give away. 322-2801. Rlvd., left on Rtvd. to t-ake 322-7437. 411,500 with $500 down and Mary Fire Station, Right to Ripe hydroponic tomatoea, 451 a month. Call Office in Model House on USED lawn mower $20. 25c lb. Grosser Hydroponic Abbott Ave. Wishing Machine ft Tub $25 Farms, So. Sanford Ave. Top Csrriers ft Basket LMN Enterprises, Inc. Small Air compressor $15 Ph. 322 2744 33. Furniture Investment ft Realty Fire Irons for gTile $3.M Ua Your Furniture. 2430 Myrtle Ave. 116 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 Sell ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Quick Service With the Realtor Cash SUPER TRADING FOR EASY, quick carpet Raymond Lundqulit, Kuo. POST. FA 2-087T. cleaning rent Blue Lustre VA-FHA — FA 2 3951 Atlantic Rank BMg Electric Shampooer only $1 FHA IN-SERVICE Used furniture, appliances, per day. Carrolls Furn. See Suburban Estates South on Rt. 17 92. 6 Ml. tools, etc. Bought • Sold, W. 20th St.. 1000 ft. west Right on Seminole Illvd , lorry's Mart 215 Sanford ROWLING- BALLS: L ad /a* 10 One Block to Sale.. Office. 1-4, Sanford A ir Ph. FA 2-4132. lb., man's 18 lb., like new. t to 7 p m. Daily 802 Highland Ave. $10 each. Come by ft try For the biggest selection of 14 Acre lots, house of jour LongivnoH, Florida them for lire. 322-8551. nearly new and used furni­ choice. ture. see Noll's Furniture LARGE 2350 sq. ft. sturdy ft E. O. Fawcett, Developer 3<ri. Articles Wanted Brokerage in Casselberry strong. Can be used for LMN Enterprise* on 17-92. Open 5 days 9 lo 6. USED~TV’a bought iind sold. one huge family or 2 medi­ 2570 Sanford Ave., Thane um site ones. On 2 beauti­ EVERETT A. HARPER FREE ESTIMATE 322-6527. ful lots. Complete privacy. AGENCY • REALTOR Upholstering ft Mattrcii ren­ Call owner for appointment. 2165 S. Park Ave. ovating New ft Ustd Furni­ 36. Automobile* • Trucks 322-9256, Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2283 ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Co., al 709 Celery Ave. '54 Jeep Sla. Wag. 2 wheel dr. with overdrive, 6 cycle, JUMBO house 5 room, 2 car 15. Uuslness Opportunity FA 3-3U7. overhead valve. 8M-S993. garage, patio. Stove, dis­ F o r LEASE—service Station. posal. dish washer. 322-1426. 1963 Chewy 2 S. S. $200, taka Good location. Good pro* up payments, 322-1117. ducts. Good treatment. Ph. 3 COMPLETE ROOMS ONLY $249.50 locally 322-4342, or apply to '63 Chivy U Nova, Exccllen Easy Terms the PURE OIL COMPANY. THE TIME TESTED FIRM cond. Ph. 322-2283. Shop and Save The 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 It>. Female flelp Wanted Budget Way 1955 BU1CK, air conditioned; I.OCH AnilOR. 4 n n , 2 Bath, RECEPTIONIST, over 30. for 1937 Pontiac; both reason­ Cent, air, Fla. Rm. Sprink­ general office work, tome able; See “Dick” Kintey, lers, patio. Ph. 322-8522, 207 typing. Apply in person, RonOlto'a Garage, west aids 396 Longwood Plata Ridge Rd. Sun Chrysler-Plymouth, 319 U. S. 17-93, near Longwood, 17-92 Ph. 835-4553 E. First St. south side of Rocket Trail, 3 RR., U4 bath. cent, air ft 34. Articles For Sale era Plant. heat, sprinkler pump. $76 17. Male Help Wanted mo. 322 8225. ACCOnDJAN. $365 new. sell 55 FORD Convertlbla, stan­ SERVICE station attendant. $150. Good cond. 322 0880. dard shift, RAH. Good con­ THERE'S PEACE ft QUIET Apply tn person. Smith’s dition. 322-8400. No planes. In a 2 BR house on Amoco Hlway 17-92 ft Lake 1962 Vespa. Washing machina, AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. CLEAN 1st Floor Apt. Pvt. I BR. Furn. Houie. Ph. 668ent. 1004 Palmetto. 5122. 2 BR. Unfurnished house. Ph 322-8892. It. Articles For Sala By Nadine Seltzer Ball-Blair Agency 3 RR. bouse, kit. equipped, SOI Rosalia Dr. 322-3552. FURN. APT. 322 2500. •R in^ot.R cn i x T r board n r tn j r i T x t n v r X»llr» nr l-abllr H»«Hn* whom SWEETIE PIE Furn. Apt. 2300 sicnonvOle. Legal Notice Th# K .m ln o U C o u n ty Board o f AiJJu*tBii»nt w i l l hoM ■ p u b . llr h - . r l n x to r t . t . r m l n . t h . p n n l b l l l t y of x r . n t l n * a »l><* r i a l r i r o p t l o n to tha Zonln* Tt'a'ilal Iona to p rrm lt Ih* hullcllnx or a hnuaa and o l d e r In an Induatrlal Ara* aa r r . quaatad by J a r O r a l o n tha f o l l o w i n g dtaerlbad proparty: S r r at tha Kl! co r o f lot T. T lo r ld a Land and C o l o n lia tlo n Oo'o f r i a r y P la n t a t io n aa rrrordrd In Tlat Hook I. Pa. I l l , ru n W r i t 231 ft for p o in t of h a y . run thr ne a North M ft. Xaat l i t ' to C o u n ty Ditch , S o u t h I f * * ' vraat a l o n e CAunt y ditc h 131.11 ft, t h a t c a Waal 111 ft. thanra North S» ft to POH. Alao dracrlhrd aa t y l n e N o r t h o f a t*.i> n n R / W . 1/1 anil* E a s t o f n a n d Sldln*. P ub lic n a a rln e w i l l ha hald In tha C o u n ty C o a m lo a lo n a r a Jteom, Court Houaa, Sanford , Tlo rld a , J u ly in, 111! a t 7:11 T. M. or aa aoon tha r r a ft a r aa poaalbla. Srm lnola C o u n ty Board o f . A d juatm ant B y H a l A. Colbart. Chair* man T u h lla h J u l y I I . 1141. fsrilb July 16, 1064 — TuRe 11 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Heal Estnte For SaUi29. Automobile Service 5 ROOM furn. upilair* apt. in Lake Mary, Ph. 322-7903. Gar. apt. 1201 Magnolia Ave. 2 BR.. Fla. room, fenced yard. Lake Mary. 322-1507. Apply 5-6:30. To 0 a a (o rh 3 RM. furn. Apt., clean, water & lights 450. 322-2761. OKRA. 322-0115. 322-5612 425-5938 Jljr CDB-II 322-2420 3 BEDROOM. 2 bath, large screened patio, nice yard. 20 S. Edgemon Ave. N. Or­ lando. 323-036g. New Custom-built, Lake Mary C B., 2 BR, csrporte, uti­ lity, shade ft citrus. FHA Finance. $22-6239. $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES SEVERAL Outstanding 2 ft 3 Bedroom Home* available in all Areas of Sanford. Let ua Show you Around! Seminole Realty 1901 8. Park Avs. FA 24232 anytime V A - FH A Property Munnja*ment A- Sale* Broker Jim Hunt Realty Offera for your salectlon these Beautiful 2, 8, ft 4 Bedroom Government Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 To make the heat hom* buy, sea th* VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Mary Blvd. household furnishings. 322 0437. Ph. '33 BUICK Special. Reason­ able offer. Call between 2:30 HI. S itu a tio n * Wanted and 10 p. m. 322-9453. REFRIGERATOR, C r o a l e y WILL baby sit in my home Shelvadoor, 9.5 cu. ft. Ph. '55 FORD, good body, good for working mother, 322-8437 322 4876. mechanical condition, Call IRONING In my h o m e . JULY SPEC. Foot locker Sale. 322 6646, Claude Harroll. 322 8203. $5.99. Army-Navy Surplus, 1932 CHEV. pick up truck, 310 Sanford Ave. good running condition, good MARRIED man would like body, new paint. Call 323> work in Package Store. WORLD Book Encyclopedia, 8090 after 5 p. m. Bondahle. Sanford Herald, $15. Park Ave. Trailer Court, Box 87. lot 93, Sanford. 21. Beautv Salona AUTO air conditioner, Vomado, very reasonable. See 1IOT JULY SPECIAL “Dick" Kintey, Olto'e Gar­ in our air conditioned salon. age, west aid# U. S. 17-91, Permanents starting at $5. near Longwood, south aide Shampoo-Sets, $1.75. Hair of Rocket Trailers Plant. cuts, 4125. Arc Beauty Salon, BEAUTIFUL gas range, cost Mayfair Hotel $ 100. D irgiln at $40. Formal Phone 322 5523 site 7, $5, Flute, $40. 323-3947 Permanent Special READY MIX CONCRETE Our Budget Wave Now $6.95 I’atloa, Floor, Free Eitlma;sa Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Sills, lintel*, steps, blocks, 316 Palmetto Ave. 322-0834 sand, cement, rock, pipe, 22. Build • Point - Repair ateel, great# trap*, dry wella. Stepping atonea. FOR PAINTING ft REPAIR MIRACLE CONCHETE CO. WORK Call 322 5120. 30V Elm Ave. 322-5731 FOR A I’AINTKIt, inside m 2 PC. wool suit, Tan, alie 16(4 out, rail (zither Tasker at cost $39.93, tell $30. (Never 322 6159. Worn.) Rluc wool suit, site 16, $15. Rlouaca, lire 35, 25. I'lumhlnir Services 51.50. English walking ahora, PLUMBING Tan, never worn. Coat Contracting Repairs $14 13, Sell $7.(10, Itze 714A. FREE ESTIMATES NO • 4258. R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3363 USED ft REPOSSESSED BARGAINS 27. Special Service* G-E Stereo 100.05 CROSLY TV 90.93 PIANO SVC7 k TUNING PHILCO TV 79.95 Rebuilding - Itefeltlng FREE ESTIMATES G-E 19” Portable TV 100.95 GENE CUMBAA G-K 23” Console TV 209.93 322-2661 - After 12 p. m. Wcstlnghouse Refrig. 49.93 Phllco Refrlg. 119.95 COMPLETE Lawn ft Yard Admiral Kofrig. 109.95 Service. 322-2310. Ilotpolnt Refrlg. 79.95 Piano Tuning ana Repair G-E Auto. Washer 49.95 W L. Harmon - FA 8 -U S Norge Gaa Range 119.95 Kelvlnator Elec. Range 49.95 DEEP WELLS drilled up to Westlnghouao 31” TV 49.95 150 ft. Everything furnish­ Frigldaine Refrig. 59.98 ed. Only $393. Nothing down, $13.75 mo. tzMgwood No Money Down. Up lo 34 mo*, to pay. $35-4393. GOODYEAR SERVICE WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, STORES SPRINKLER SYSTEMS 555 W. Flrat St., Sanford All Types and Sites Ph. 323-3831 We Repair and Service low prices check the Herald STINE Machinery and Supply Co. d istille d pages where local 207 W 2nd St FA 2-6433 dealers advertise. $ Bank l Repossessions '60 Peo. Wgn $717 bal, $37 mo. *37 Ply Wgn., $397 bal, $23 mo. '55 Ford Wgn $359 bal, $22 mo. '55 Bulrk, $229 bal. 114 mo. '53 Pontiac, $374 bal, $22 mo. '58 Dodge, $714 bal, $32 mo. '59 Opal, $599 bal, $31 mo. '55 Merc. $569 bal, $32 mo. '54 Chevy, $317 bal, $28 mo. •57 Olde . $667 bal, 932 mo. '51 Pont. $499 bal, $24 mo. '55 Chevy, $857 bal, $31 mo. '37 Buick, $395 bal. $29 mo. '55 Chevy, $319 bal, 929 mo. '35 Olda, $471 bal, $24 mo. '55 Olda, $781 bal, $33 mo. '57 Chavy, $792 bal, $33 mo. '55 Chevy, $419 bal, $24 mo. '60 Ford, $599 bal, $31 mo. '53 Olda, $277 bit. $15 mo. '59 Ford, $499 bal, $24 mo. '55 Chevy Cuv. $699 bal 933 mo. '38 Pontiac 5785 bal, 837 mo. '50 Ford, 399 bal, $32 mo. '58 Chevy, $499 bal, $24 mo. '52 Ford, $9 bal, $3 mo. National REPOSSESSIONS. INC. 1 flO SANP0RD AVE' IUIZ OPEN EVENINGS Phone 322-4503 37. Boats • Motors Gateway To Tho waterway Robson 8porting Goods Your EV1NRUDE Dialog 704 6-5 E. lit. Ph. FA 84941 33. Motorcycle* • Scooters 1952 VESTA motor scooter. $175. 323-0529. ________ 39. Trallar* • Cabin** APACHE Camp Trotters. Now ft Used 322-5457. REMODEL - REPAIR Call B. E. Link, 322 7029 Building Contractor AIR-CONDITIONING By FEDDERS H. B. POPE CO., Inc. 200 So Park Ave 322 4234 29. Automobile Service COHEN RADIATOn 3TIOP Free inspection, estimates, pickup, dslivery, Recoring ft repat!s discounted. 2UVi K. 3rd. 322-31(3 AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Office 322 Stlft Night 322-OtUg LOCH ARBOR. 3 BR, 2 Baths, Senkarik Gians and Paint 323 0700 Fla. R m , cent. heat. 211 Company Ridge Rd., 322-903L. J324 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA J-4A22 M A Y I HELP YOU My Office 1* At Your Servlet Real-Estate Notary-Public Residential Commercial Industrial NEED 5 Kurnlahed Home* to Kent alao the same amount of Unfur­ nished ahould You have or Know of one, PLEASE CALL, MERLE W. WARNER, REALTOR 708 South Park Avenue Sanford. Florida Telephone 322-3829 Lets all Attend Church this �O T M n m n M M /)t tfr •ta fa r l V r r iI I THURS. Page 12 — July 15, 1964 Old Business Areas Lose To New Centers All over (he United Stale!, downtown ahopplng area* are ■lowly withering and dying aa mushroomln; fringe area Stop­ ping centora spring up. The shopping centers are ■lowly hut surely siphoning off the life-blood of the down­ townshopping areas, their customers. The City of Sanford, the downtown business district has fallen prey to this blight, Just ■a thousands of other cities have. • a • BUT . . . • • • The Ctty of Sanford has one basic advantage over all other municipalities in the Central Florida area. This advantage Is the long curving frontage on Lake Monroe, and the Nile of Flor­ ida, the St John's River. In connection with the river ts the newly-authorlied cross ■late barge canal and the an­ ticipated SL Johna-tndlan Riv­ er Canal. • • • BEARING ITUS IN MIND.. • • • It to the feeling of the group of brokers who are pro­ posing the lakefrout develop­ ment plan that a pursuit of lake front development would best serve to develop the down town commercial area, "With the Interests of our present population at heart and with the mission of at­ tracting others to share the enjoyment of living in San­ ford, it is practical to ap­ praise the assets on which we best can cspitalize,’*. the pro­ posal reads. "This presentation aubmlta for serious study a plan that aril! result In sweeping bene­ fits to the City of Sanford *nd especially to the longestablished economic hub of the municipality and the coun­ ty," the proposal points out. 'Fishafhon' Set By DeBary Club By Mrs. Frank White A "Fiahathon" for young­ sters participating in tha De­ Bary summer recreation pro­ gram will ha sponsored by the DeHary Fishing Club this Thursday, 0-10:30 a.m., from the west shores of Lake Ma­ rie. P rliei will be awarded for tha largest fish, the ■malieat fish and tha moat fish caught. Plant fur the event were completed at last week’s meet­ ing of tha club held in tha Firemen's Recreation II a 11 With Norman Roach presiding. In other business It was noted that tha August meetfog would ha ommllted and that tha naat regular meeting of the club will ha held on lepL 0. Announcement was made •hat memlieri catching more fish than they can use should rontset Clyde Wright who will put them down in tha deep freeze in preparation for the club's fall fish fry. Following the meeting re­ freshments were served by Mrs. Anhie Long and Mn. Wright. FRESH! NEVER FROZEN! FLA. GRADE “A” WHOLE Limit 3 Please r S te a k : r Porter­ house l T-Bone Lb. 50 EXTRA With This Coupon A Tha Purchase Of "Em fresh" POTATO GOLD BOND STAMPS c h ip s 10 ns. twin 5Be Coupon good at your "Thriftway” Only Thru Saturday, July 15 The Hoard of County Com* snisiionsra Tuesday officially set Aug. I at ths date for Sitting as a Board of Equaliration to hear any complaints from property owners on tax roll assessment# for the 1DG465 tax year. Tax Assessor Mary Earle Walker told the hoard recent­ ly that tax notices would he mailed during ths week of July 20. Tha Commission also estab­ lished Aug. 11 as the date for • public hearing on tha pro­ posed county budget for 1Util65 which goes Into affect Oct. 1. Another public hearing on the exchange of property with M. R. Strickland, local oil company distributor, was put on tha agenda also for Aug. 11. Jayceea Chartered i / I H 1 tm Secretary of Stata Tom Adama has announced that a icorporata charter haa bean Is­ is Dad by tha Stata of Florida [to tha South Seminole Junior f Y " ' 1- of Commerce. Sirloin Round GOLD BOND With Thla 1 Coupon A Tha Purrhase Of "Caltlrman’e" STAMPS UARRKQCB HALVE 19 Os. till. 49c I Coupon an«d at your "Thrillway’1 Only Thru Saturday, July 15 50 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thle I Coupon A The Purchase Of "Lykra" STAMPS LUNCHCON MP.AT 12 Os. Can 49r I Coupon good at your "Thrlftway’1 Only Thru Saturday. July 15 50 EXTRA Ground Beef 5 lbs. *189 Pork Roast "ARMOUR STAR" ALL MEAT GOLD BOND Wllh This ! Coupon A The Purrhase Of "llliie Piste" STAMPS Mayonnaise Pint Jar 3.1c (coupon good at your ‘Thrlftway"! Only Thru Saturday, July 1H | Coupon A Th Purrhase Of 2 “Cul.llp" GOLD BOND STAMPS city cits {Coupon good s ■Thrillway" Coupon A Purchase GOLD BOND STAMPS FRUIT C O C K T A IL 4 NO. 303 CANS $100 I lb./IS1 Bag Sausage 4 NO 21, CANS $100 | 25th & PARK SANFORD (QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED) .* * .4 ib. 39* "RANGER” SMOKED "FAMILY-PAR" /i». 59e Slab Bacon Lunch Meat /(? 39 "THRIFTWAY" OH "ARMOUR STAR’* LEAN "WESTERN" ib. 59* Sliced Bacon Pork Steaks PRODUCE Sweet "Snntn Rom " "RED ’N RIPE" PLUMS TOM ATOES /6.49* ^ B m U. S. No. I "Red" U. S. No. 1 “Yellow" POTATOES O N IO N S 3 n A fi SOFT D RIN KS "UPTON" 45 OZ. I ANS FRUIT DRINKS . WELCHADE . . TOMATO JUICE IEM0N JUICE 3/S1.00 3/51.00 4/$1.00 3/S1.00 46 OZ. CANS ■ • PINT HTI.S. "IIKALEMON" HCt ONSTITUTI u t "UPTON" PKG. OF 45 "RENNETTS" 12 OZ. I1TL. "KRAFTS" FRESH! QT. BTL. "EVERFRESII" "ALL SWEET* FRENCH FRIES APPLE PIE OLEO 1R OZ. EACH 9 2 39 pkgs. qy ONE LB. J A c "EVERFRESH" OLD FASHIONED "DAISY’1 P IZ Z A W HITE BREAD CHEESE 5 5 20 oz. LOAVES 14 OZ. PKG. "QUICK COOKING" MINUTE RICE . . . . . 39c C O O K IE S. . . . . . . 49c CRACKERS _ _ _ 29c . "BRKMNKR" PRINCESS CREAM 2 LR. PKG. . . . SUNSHINE “KRISPY" LB. PKG. . . . QQc LB. PKG. 49* "NIRI.KTS" WHOLE KERNEL 12 OZ. CANS CORN CORN . . . . . . . . . P E A S........... . . . . * .'I " • NO. 300 CAN p O NLY! 5 . it'* ‘(wl, Limit: I With Your IS Or More Food Order rleaaa “ASST. FLAVORS” APP1AN WAY 2»/, OZ. EACH 1 1 n U LR. PKG. •\MH. G” 9 OZ. PKG, 591 T E A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45c • TEA B A G S . . . . . . . . . . . . 66c FIX-A-DRINK. . . . . . . . . 29c ORANGE JUICE _ _ _ _ 39c F * PORK & BEANS , . jsfe BAKERY & m >M R Y m QT. CANS "REFRESHING" lc Limit: One With Your 15 Or More Food Order Please • LEM ONADE • LIM EADE TII-C" ASST. FLAVORS Lb. Can "DART” ASST. FLAVORS 3 C ooL-ifl^R * COFFEE in . "SEALD-SWEET" FROZEN 10-99* j ottom "FOLGER’S" ALL GRINDS 3 9 C 2 lbs. 39‘ 5 ibs. 49* "FOOD KING" SLICED PEACHES c Limit: One With Your 15 Or Mora Food Order Please -COPELAND" PURE PORK o "SIIURFINE” f e ib. 49 A*. 49‘ Canned Ham can $289 Fryer Parts tubes - "ARMOUR STAR" Wieners 2 - BONELESS “BOSTON BUTT" FLA. GRADE "A" 50 EXTRA GIANT PKG. £ 8 8 Lb. FKES1I "100% PURE” “HUNTS" Equalization Session Set gypbre our. U. S. C H O IC E “FLAVOR-AGED” BEEF . . . "GREEN GIANT* CREAM STYLE 6/51.00 . 6/51.00 5/51.00 3 OZ. PKG. ONLY! IJmit: 5 With Ynur 16 Or Nnrw Fmid Order Please NO. 102 CANS . •¥< •>J NO. 105 CANS "GREEN GIANT" '6 . 3". • �) Helping Hand To Arts The alleged erosion of human val­ ues by the growth of science is such a belabored topic of editorial writers and social commentators that sometimes a scientist just has to object. It's not technology vs. the arts or scientists vs. the humanists, snys Glenn T. Senborg, chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission. It's science AND the humanities. He cites a number of instances to illustrate his point: The long-lost Greek city of Sybaris (from which we get our adjective denoting luxurious living) was recently discovered by using a devico thnt detects the infinitely small dis­ turbances in the earth’s magnetic field caused by buried walls or oth­ er structures. Before this, historians could only speculate on the exnct location of this once-important city. Other examples of science's con­ tribution to archneology and history involve radioactive dating. We now know thnt the famous monuments in Stonehenge in Eng­ land were erected nbout 3,500 years ago. Geologists have found where the rocks for them were quarried. We know when Hammurabi, king of Iiabylon, promulgated his famous Inws (about 1750 B.C.) which influ­ enced succeeding ages. We know approximately when the first city, Jericho, was built—8000 to 6000 B.C., when northern Europe was still in the Ice Age. As for man himself, a paleontolo­ gist found the bones of the oldest manlike creature, but two physicists revealed his nge—1.7 million years. In other fields: 0 • • • Week Of Sweet Reason Neutron bombardment of paintings is revealing new information on the techniques used by the old masters and may also be used to detect for­ geries. Computer technology is being em­ ployed in Italy to prepare a concord­ ance of the three million words in the great "Summa Theologica” of St. Thomas Aquinas. The impact of science and technol­ ogy on the nrts through such takenfor-granted things ns books, news­ papers, films, radio and television and recordings is well-nigh immeas­ urable. Science has fantastically increas­ ed the opportunities of the average person to cultivate the humanities and the nrts. More than that. “By multiplying the choices avail­ able to mankind,” says Senborg, "and by creating choices where none ex­ isted before, science has opened up new realms for the assumption of responsibility." And it is the assumption of respon­ sibility that marks not only the ma­ ture individual but the mature civ­ ilization. Thought For Today If any one snys, I love God, and hates his brother, he is a liar; for he who does not love his brother whom he has seen, cannot love God whom he has not seen.—I John '1:30. • • Phil Newsom 5ays - . . AIR LIFT + We do not want the men of an­ other color for our brothers-in-law, but wc do want them for our broth­ ers. — Booker T. Washington. L'PI Foreign News Analyst Fidel Castro. Ilka Nikita Khtushchev, his mentor in the Kremlin, blows hot and cold in hia utterances about the United SUtea. This was his sveek for sweet reason. Using a newspaper Inter­ view as his medium, he pro­ posed (hat if the United State* would cease it* sup­ port of groups attempting to *li>' up revolt in Cuba, he In turn would call a halt to hi* own attempts to export revolutinn to l-ntin American slate*. The chilly response of U,S officials was that Castro might get furthrr with lilt* proposal if he first would present jnntr evidence of good faith, such as breaking hii ties with Moscow. Castro's suggestion came against a background of two other events unrelated In each other. One was the dramatic flight of his sister, .liinnita, from I'uli* and her subsequent as•rrtinn that ‘‘my brother* Fi­ del and Itnul have made it an enormous prison surround­ ed by water.’’ "The people ate haded lo a rross of torment imposed by international communism." Coming from a member of bis own family, it was ** bit­ ter an imlietment ns could ba delivered. The other event wn* one still in Hie making. It is the meeting of Hie Or gan isat ion of American suits. Ilo was out to “catch| spare expenditures will al­ -Stales OAK in Washington on July 21 to take up charges up" with Russia, and Mr. ways get congressional major­ Kennedy was out to "get ities, There are "goodie* for of Cuban aggression against ahead" of the flusslans. The everybody," Fulbright noted. Venezuela. The charge stem* from the national prestige of scoring He more than hinted thnt hr Space spectaculars, culminat­ might be supporting the lug discovery last November of ing with a manned landing oil spending If more of it went to a threr-lon cache of arm* on a lonely Venezuelan beach the moon, had become the Arkansas. Morse of Oregon n>cresent­ which an OAK investigating central motivation. Hut will it give us space ed the i>clty polities anil per­ committee found had been supremacy? The direct mili­ sonal spile which made up sent by Cuba to aid Commun­ tary benefits in Ibis bill M>me of the opposition. He ist subversive* attempting to amount lo only $11 billion. was in one of his customary overthrow the Venezuelan The moat warlike item in the rages, "My state is at live government whole program is the MOL iHiltmi of the totem pole," Tlia committee findings left (manned orbital laboratory) was his unabashed reason lor no doubt Hint Culm would Ire from which, conceivably, a voting to keep space funds found guilty of aggression. nuclear weapon might lie away from other states. He Hut wlint has been tire sub­ launched. It is a trifling invest­ was an gored because on (lie ject of negotiation for many ment if we honestly trying to p*evious day the Senate had months la the action which become a military power in denied him $5 million for »n may Ire taken with the great­ space. Any of the rival na­ Indian reservation. His dog in- est degree of agreement tions by scheming in secret, the manger yelping was sev­ among the member states, could obtain a superior wea­ eral octaves below Ihc gen­ Castro may liav* had this in pon in Space while we are toy­ eral discussion which, In it­ ing around with harmless self, was not what the import­ mind, ant subject matter deserved. gimmicks. In short, Symington's domiH deserved a full dress denation argument is sound, but bate on whether spare pro­ the administration's domina­ grams should not be frankly tion policy is non-existent. Ful­ militarized. We esn afford to bright did not make this spend the extra $5 billion a point • - he's against military year if It makes us stronger— "domination," he said — but but not if It merely buys spe* he did correctly finger the lacular* and spread* "good­ real reason why these huge ies" among the stales. Brazil, formrrly a holdout, now is agreed t« hemispheric sanctions against the Castro regime. Mexico Is In doubt. So is Chile. Neither Venezuela nor the United States wants a simple two-thirds majority in thr OAS final decision since it only would serve Lo emphas­ ize hemispheric differences. This is the plan which months of conferences have indicated has Ihc be*t chance of unanimous endorsement among the t9 nations who will vote. —Suspension of all econom­ ic relations with Cuba and all traffic to the island. —A recommendation thvl Dr. Crane’s % CASE T-421: Harriet It., * Ki ll 29, bai been married for 8 years. “ Hut. Dr. Crane," ihc 0 moaned, “ we have never been able to have any children. "Yet my husband and 1 checked by aeveral doctori. '‘They say there is nothing organically wrong. Dut atilt I never become pregnant. “ My family doctor aaya he thinks 1 am just too tense and apprehenaive, so he suggests that we adopt a baby and • then maybe I'll relax enough to get pregnant." This family phyalcixn’a ob­ servation has been duplicated many times among doctora. For some childless wives develop such a mania to have a baby that they tetue-up and aeem constantly in an appre­ hensive, worried itate. The endocrine glands are f very delicate chemical factor­ ies within our bodies, so the mind apparently cm Influence them. You reader! have seen many evidences of that fact in your own experience, for tense peo­ ple lend to develop ulcers from the excessive add gen­ erated in their stomachs. Similar tenseness predis­ poses to angina pectoris, as well as spastic colitis and other chronic ailments. And tension inhibits secre­ tion of milk by nursing moth­ ers. If there Is some organic rea­ son to prevent a wife'* con­ ceiving a baby, then adoption is the next best course of ac­ tion. But many couplet just acci­ dentally miss the conception date In the wife's mcnstural calendar. It wasn't till the early 1930s that we doctor! were even aure at what time a wife would conceive. Now wo realize that the most likely day for a wife to become pregnant is probab­ ly the 15'h before the onset of her next monthly menstrual period. Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springe Mrs, Julia Dartoe Oenesa Mra. Jo«. K. Maihieux 3*9-6824 Lake Mara Mra. France* Wester 333-621* Lake Monms Mra. II. I.. Johnson 838-1318 If Bear Lake-Foreat City Mra. Maryann Mllee 838-3678 Caawlberry M ra. Jane t ’nsurlberry 332 *723 8.10-30*6 Longwnod Mra. Donna Eaten Chuluota Mra. Joan Mafia 638-3317 363-37*1 North Orlando Mra. Doris Dean 322-1989 Osteen Mra. Clarence Snyder 122-4841 Deltona Mra. Mildred Haney 668-5631 Enterprise Mra. Ritrhle Harris Sanford Furniture Co. • C a rp e l* • F u r n itu r e • Tile • Pianos • Hrnlnl Beds $55000 • tow-cost Slimmer cool­ ing—provides constant cir­ culation of cooled, littered, dehumidified air. • General Electric en g i­ neered—tor long years of m satisfactory p e r f o r m a n c e . • Dependablecontrols pro­ vide automatic operation. • O p e r a t e s wi t h a n y soundly designed duct sys­ tem and warm air furnace. SANFORD ELECTRIC CO. "ItKCOltDK AMI SlIEICr MUSIC" 118 M*gnull* 322-1363 Now—a winning deal for you— from the W orld’s Durability Champion C om et M Bd * CST. 1 0 3 5 ______________ _ tfitS H K A H C f A T A S A V Jm Q & 114 Bo. Palmetto Phone FA 2-0814 Orfrdo ■68-583* 668-460* J “ Hut. Dr. Crane,” Harriet protested, "my cycles vary from 2* days to 33, so how ran I know exactly when the next period will start?" Weil, also can't! Hut if Har­ riet keeps an exact record for a year or more, she will find the variation and then be able to make a shrewd estimate. The Catholic “rhythm theory" is based on this same Idea, for the "pregnancy week" is found by picking that 15 daya before the next rariod begins and then setting off 3 extra days on each side of it. Thus, within that 7-day period the usual wife will l>o likely to conceive, if no or­ ganic obstacle prevents II, And by "organic obstacle," we medics refer lo an infan­ tile uterus, closed fallopian lubes, or lack of vigorous sperm cells in her husband. Harriet says she and her husband have been checked and found to be normal. So there is one other remedy that is harmless yet often tips the scales in favor of pre­ gnancy. That Is an alkaline douche, composed of one teaspoonful of baking soda in a quart of warm water For many wives seem to have excessive acidity of the vagina and acid checks the movement of sperm cells! So send for my booklet "Facts About Pregnancy and Foster Children," enclosing a long stamped, return enve­ lope. plus 20r. Harriet was pregnant within three months by following these data. WASHINGTON’, D. C. — Half a dozen senators, in 60 minutes, disposed of the de­ bate on our authorization to sp.-nd $5.2 billion this year on space. Then, the beils sounded, the floor filled up, and llie vote went 78-3 for the high figure. Hardly ever was so awesome a subject so sum­ marily bandied, by so lew debaters in so brief a time. Weariness from the Civil flights hassle, boredom and ignorance in these matters of celestial nature, petty |*olilics ami persona) spile far out­ distanced erudition and resjxmsibility in this discussion— as important a one a* we aiial! have this year. To put the essence of it into a thimble, thesd senators set the con­ trasting arguments: Symington: The nation that control* apace, controls the world. Therefore, let tu keep the program rolling toward a moon landing by 1970. Fulbright: The most import­ ant "apace" in the universe is the one between human ears. Ergo let us slow down the space race, using the money for education and peacc-onearth. Both arguments are elevated and cogent, but it's doubtful if Symington won, and Ful­ bright lost on a matter of merit. Symington'* thesis of world domination was hold and valid. The USA has no desire In straddle the earth, but if wr don't, the Russians, the Chinese or the French wl'l do so, and this must not happen Unfortunately, however, the spare program was launched by President Eisenhower as an exercise in peaceful pur­ At Vital A ralm ctto (Alongside old post office) General Dectrie cuts ttva cost of year-round aw con­ ditioning—with ttv« revolu­ tionary rew QUIK-ATTACH system that cuts installa­ tion time, sharply aedoCM installation cost! Cat! us now for free n s twy—there's no obligation, Sixty Minutes In Space Worry Clinic OYElt 35 YEARS NOW-AIR CONDITION YOUR ENTIRE HOME AT A SURPRISING Holmes Alexander » tail nations break diplomats relations with Cuba optional, —A statement of principle which would set the ground rules for determining possible future aggression. There is no thought of military sanctions. Mra. Evelyn Lundy 363-3810 V . Sjrralii Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Wed., July 15, 1064 w a r.t v a a . s i b i . ow , e d it o r s s d p v a L i m a THANK VOLTOLIBC, ctrrelalloa . Otssral Ha J U L I A N L. a T X M T S O M A s s o c ia t e Editor H A R R Y t . 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Publlehad d ally e s etp r S a tu rd a y , S u n day a n d Chrleu a**; publlehed S atu rd ay p receodlng C hrista**, i /• U i ShnsmaksJi CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Custom Building Our Specialty 322 3103 General Office 211 W. 25th St. KaJe* Office 322-7496 STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY, INC. 109 North Palmetto Avenue �I TTffr #anTnrS Pap« 2-A—July IK, 1064 WrraTB (DstWi O yB Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABRY: My hutband (rot a post curd from the post office asking him if bo wan tod to KEEP his post office bo*. I never knew ha HAD a post nffira bo*, to I asked him a few question*, such as, why he needed a post office bo*. His answers didn't make much sense so I knew he was hiding something. I fi­ nally got it o u t of him that he had met a young woman while he was away on a business trip last year. He ■aid there was nothing seri­ ous between them, they just wanted to correspond with each other. He said she was n "nice" girl who was mnrried, hut not happily. He promised ha would never write to her again. He has really tried awfully hard to make it up to me ever since, Abhy. Divorce la not in my vocabulary, and I really love the guy. How murh longer should I make him sleep on the rourh? DISILLUSIONED D E A R DISILLUSIONED: in vita him In tonight. You have both suffered long enough. s e e DEAR ABBY: My moth­ er-in-law has the habit of J J jO C a b y saying, "Our aon'e thia and our son'a that." The house is Robert's, the rhildren are Hubert'*, and everything is Robert’s. 1 heard her telling a neighbor about ‘Robert's wedding," so 1 stepped In and said, "Excuse me, Mother dear, but MY father paid for it." Then she laughed and laid, "Yes, but Robert has been paying ever since." I am so sick of hearing references to Rob­ ert alone, as though he had nn wife, that I was just about ready to give him back in her. What ran I do about a situation like this! READY TO BURST DEAR READY: Make up your mind that you will not permit anything she says to get your down, or the ulcer you develop will be your own. • • • DEAR ABBY: I am a 311-year-old man with a bettcr-lhan-average educa­ tion. All my friends nro married and I have been looking for a wife. I base gone with any number of fine young women who have bad all the qualities I de­ sire In n wife, but the mo­ ment they show any Inter­ est in me I lose all Interest Oft ( B h id q s in them. Is there something wrong with me? There is an old saying, 'The fruit at the top of the tree—beyond one's reach—Is always the ewertost." Why is this eo, er.d whet does one do about it? JOHN DEAR JOHN: You'd be wise to cultivate a taste for the fruit within your reach. It'a as swret as the fruit at the top of the tree, but apparently you don’t really want it—you Just en­ joy reaching. • • • CONFJD E N T I A h TO ALAN: It isn't necessary to blow out the other fel­ low's candle in order to make your o w n s h i n e brightly. • • • Problems T Write to ABUY. Bo* C9T00, Los An­ geles, Calif., POOPa. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. • • (i)& Jh& (jJomsm: "Running a home is like operating a business and it's a big responsibility for the home manager" says a home management specislist who advocates that every home have office space of some kind. Bear Lake W SCS Plans Supper The Bear Lake Methodist WSCS will meet at 3:10 p. m. Thursday at the church cot. tage on Bear Lake Road for a potluck aupper. Member* whose last names begin with A-L in the alphabet should bring a meat or vegetable dish while those In the M-7, group have been ask­ ed to bring a salad or des­ sert. All attending should bring table service. Special guests for this meeting, the first since or­ ganization of the group last month, will be Mrs. R. E. Lassiter of Orlando, district president and Mrs. Chris Jacobson, district treasurer. By Ruth Millett For year* I've been point­ ing out the need of a home office for every homemaker— but the home builders hive Ignored the need. Oh. occas­ ionally one of today's kitchen's has a small built-in desk where a housewife can put a telephone and tuck away a few important papers. But that's really not good enough for today’s housewive who probably pays the fam­ ily’s bills, keeps track of -eceipta, cancelled check*, insur­ ance policies, health records for the whole family, social engagements, birth certifi­ cates, Social Security informa­ tion. education records, guar­ antees on household equip­ ment, lists of repairmen, address lists—ami so on. Any secretary who has to Veep track cf as murh infor­ mation as today's housewife would do a s^irry job of it if she didn't have any better way of "keeping books" than most housewives have. And because they aren’t set up for all the paper work and filing they are called on to do, most housewives don't do a very good job, either. They misplace important papers, overlook deadlines, clutter their minds with facts and details that should be filed away, and spend a lot of time searching for this or that In box?s on closet shrives. YOUR in dresser drawers, in kitchen cupboards—and so on. If they would Just insist on office space in new homes— they would get office space. And certainly a small, private office for the housewife is just as important as a workshop for the husband, or a play­ room for the kids. Now! False Teeth Fit Beautifully! /(niaaing rfenfal rfiirm e rv , ‘C ushion C rip '9 — e n d s tore spots—refit* loose dentures to hold m ug at a dentist i mof<// Tasteless! \iith in g to mi x! One application lasts months. -. * i* rjt . monto i a denfiirn oft..L tube dtnturei,ttarn thenTn'Mfrt Insert After ve:i* cf rctnrvh, modern sci­ cut ence h.ii developed » tcmsrksbtc re« fslse rteth into mouth snd bite down. Ir.st.i:,tiy. C ushion title molds to vsy to mile Istse teeth tit beauti* fully—*h p iooteacu. skrr,rl». cti.k- contours of mouth and sums—pro­ inf] relieve vore ipotv—»./>iour vides beautiful fit—holds dentures in place with suction. Loosemrv»y, e'.il fsvhieneJ piste*. pc» Jer» firmly slipping, click in*, disappear. srd rcd»! It *Cushion Gttr—smsz- revs, ins new soft, pliable plastic that Sort spots are quickly rtheved. Ons holds false teeth sous as a dentist's application lasts for months, despite mold, through scathing suction — nishlly c!eanin*.yet C u s h io n G«ir is makes loose dentures fit property easily rrmoved when desired. What 1 agem. Resu-t b, you can talk, laujli. more. C u s h io n Gate actually refits, worn dentures, lets you save eat anythin* without dcscomfoit or rettnes over StOO on costly let.nin* work. embarrassment! Gel new C u s h io n Gate today, aau*. faction tuirem eed or money back. frojMt rhArmAca. Cushion Oat?AH essy tort n**— noth­I t , S f . l r w i l , N r v f n r y in* to E-Jl 01 measure! Simply tquecre The Pon tiara won three points from the Inrictaa last week in tha Bill Hemphill Mctorettes League st Jet Lanes to gain a partial claim to the top rung on the lea­ gue ladder. Marilyn Wamlck* rolled a 1ST XT! and M»rt Holley shot a 3*0 series to pace the Runliaes. The Le Fabtcs took a three point win front the itonnevillea as Betty Richey and Lis Graham paved the way with Jt)i: till and 150 122 fsspec* lively. For the Ronncvillrs il stas June Gastman taking high gam* honors for the day with a 195,(75 and Mardell JUST ARRIVED NEW PATTERNS! WALLI New 1964 desifnia PAPER ! _ — m «i« ttn F O R F IN E S T Q U A L IT Y P A IN T S 117 S. MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-16S1 I OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT TEI) WILLIAMS HARDWARE STRIPP’S CARD & GIFT SHOP • Hate to write letters? Fend one dollar to Abby, Ilo* flTBOO, Los Angeles, Calif, #OOfiP, for Abby’a booklet, "HOW TO WHITE LETTERS FOR ALL OC­ CASIONS." By Oswold Jocoby M o V S (if SUN. ^ JW R Y tfW IS a 7 t u l n a v fi/ ™ PATSY MARKS THE SPOT OF THE L I Q U O R MART OF VALUES . . . HAPPY DIFFERENCE? P u b l l x g u a r a n t e e s p o o d e a t i n g . . . b e lie v e s t h a t " n o wale I n c o m p le t e u n til th e m e n l I n o a t e n a n d e n jo y e d ,* I n y o u r in t e r e s t , P u b llx d e m a n d s th e q u a lit y a n d v a lu e t h a t m e a s u r e u p to t h is g u a r a n t e e . , rrs a (O fftJs CAFETERIAS T^efciouaftsod CowtoaSwiW C cnw d w v t t h t a Enjoy ertap, appetizing H M . . . tasty fees, cakes end cream s.. .tender, r t i T 'n n pome meet* end gerden freeh vegetable*. .. served to tout p ie *sir* surroundings. And rsmsmber, Thursday night S V u * i « M " with tree d e a ssrts l o r e l l . . . end * 7 , Saturday night tt "steak iwght" when yew get e tog h v *\ lb. T B o * g steak cocked to poor order tor M y .'Luncheon.-11A to. • MS P. to. tWerr 4 K . * -00 P. to. Trade Winds Cafeterias alas located la Orlande, Leesburg, Cocoa, Me Ikon me to Ft. Pieres. Wc* P t p v i d f t T h o F i n e s t C d t o n n ^ St*f v k u I m (_»«tr« ii M o n W ith th is a s s u r a n c e , y o u c a n b u y at P u b llx w ith c o n f id e n c e . . . c e r t a i n t h a t w h a t e v e r y o u s e l e c t w ill b o e c o n o m ic a l —a n d a p l e a s u r e to s e r v o a n d e a t ! B e c a u s e P u b llx c a r e s , y o u r s h o p p i n g c a n b o c a r e f r e a . . . a n I m p o r t a n t H a p p y D iffe r e n c e . C o m o a n d e n jo y th e H a p p y D lffo r c n c o s o o n . . . nt P u b llx ! WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASUREI 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. SEMINOLE PLAZA HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. Complete selection for all rooms... all price ranges The Sherwin-Williams Co. Gontermsn chiming in with a 170 (S3. In ths final match the Tempests grabbed a three point deeiaicn over the Ram'blerettes as Betty Bussard , rolled 1G2 (31 a n l Harriet i Gazil bowled a ICO game. I Carol* Mare rolled 15S/339 to leal the RambleretUi. June Gassman really found the range as she strung four strikes in a row and also cant* through in the split depart­ ment by picking tip the 31(1. Mardell Gonlerman converted the 5-7 and Betty Biehey made the MO split and Liz Graham the (-5-7. KTAHT.S BUY. Sherw in -Williams Paints best of five or st* you are The Esrt-Wejt cards aren't NORTH <D) 15 In danger. What can you do shown liecause it is up to you ♦ AQ8J about this danger? —as South—to plan your *K«a It turns out to T>c that you whole campaign at three no♦ AQ JOS can’t do anything if thst sev­ trump before you play from ♦ Q» en spot iesd was fourth best dummy. WEST EAST You count eight easy tricks (Not Shown) (Not Shown) of a five-card suit heided by the ace, but you can protect end at least four more if you SOUTH yourself against a six • card can finesse successfully for SK I suit hcadwl by the see by the the king of diamonds. There­ VAJ1 *J(T41 simple expedient of playing fore you have a fair p'.sy for * kb a low from both your hind and ■ slim , but your contract is No one vulnerable dummy. Assuming that an* threc oo-trump and you want North East South Wes* other low club Is played at to find the azfeit play for that 1♦ Pass 3 ♦ P in trick two, you have to win the contract. aA Pass a N.T. Peat trick and take that diamond Whit can you do If you lose Pass Pass finesse. the diamond finesse? Opening lead—AT. In this rite , If the P.nette You have to keep the oppo­ The seven spot looks like a ! lose*, East won't be able to nents from cashing more titan fourth best lead. If it is fourth return a club and you will tnree dub tricks. make the rest of the tricks. Pontiacs In Tie For Top Place BEST DEBARY, FLORIDA �ITIjf SsrtfnrB WrntTTl July 15, 1964—Page 3-A Television GUARANTEED WEDNESDAY P. M. (3) N> w i l l n t f 3i H«*p. 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J iQ t HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 • Serrire Seminole TV ^ ,7,; 45c 42 Complete Church School In Gear Lake fly Maryann Mile* Certificate* for completing Vacation Church Rrhool at the Bear I.aVe Methodist Church wera presented Sunday morn­ ing to 4'J boys nnd girl* dur­ ing a program directed by Mrs. Maurlca Linton. Studrnta of each rlasa re­ cited Bible verses and sung songs lenrned during the school, lleparlinrnta Inking part wera lha kindergarten, with Mrs. Jere Dotten a* teacher; tha primary, with Mrs. Harold Irwin ns teacher and the Juniors, with Mr*. Johnny Morgan as teacher. Articles of completed hnndicraita were on display. C a n t a lo u p e s 3 ^ 5 9 ' Biscuits........6 Zl, 49c Fills,bury Aiiortfd R*frifl»r«l*d THURSDAY P. M. Dy Evelyn Lundy Oviedo City Council, meetInc Monday night In regu­ lar M'Mion. hrnrd explanation of local liabilities and insur­ ance coverage needed by the city from W. J. Lawton, local tm u nn ce agent and C W Haaden. Orlando a cent. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. West appeared with a plea to have the road right of way on the south aide of their properly removed. Council acreed to suggest to county commiss­ ioners that the south 10 feet of the rights of way tie aban­ doned and returned to the ori­ ginal owners The suggestion will be brought before atten­ tion of the County Commission at todiy'j meeting by Lee Gary, Oviedo mayor a n d enmity com mlai ionw for the district. A meeting of the city rott­ ing board was aet for Wednes­ day and council will sit as a board of equaliration n! t p m , Aug. 3, neat regular meeting date. 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Board Votes Closing 01 County Home The Board of County Commlaatonora today officially dosed the County Home and announced that Commissionera John Alexander and U e Gary had been appointed to make a study and propose uses to which the home could be put. It waa understood that the two commissioners would de­ cide if the spsce available could be utilised for expansion of offices for various county departments. They are also to decide whal disposition is lo be nude of the furniihinjs at the home. The board authoriied trans­ fer of atl foodstuffs from the home lo the county Jail. In addition, It was decided that present employes would com­ plete their services as of the end of the current week and that their services would be terminated at that time. Two weeks' severance pay was okayed by the Commission for these employes. Patients which were being cared for at the borne have now been transferred to pri­ vate institutions. At the time the board decided to close the home It was reported that only six patients were being served in the facility. GIANT SAVINGS LIMIT I OF YOUR CHOI CE WITH S 00 OR O E R LIMIT I **ITM 5 00 OR MORE O R D E R 12oz PRICES GOOO BOTTLE 16-17-18 JULY J460 PARK AVE. D O U B L E * SIX V A L U E SNOWDRIFT or „ FYNE-BAKE L i M i T —1 OF Y O U R S IX BTL CTN HOT SHOT Waa CAN ____ BUG BOMB to S 7-22*44 Slate h rlaaaei for adult and Junior tnemhere of the Sanford Semlnola Art Ataoci ation will be held at the Cul­ tural Art Center, (the former MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS ! library), every Thursday, the KING S tZ l Aaaoetallon announced today. SCORE Several buiinraa hou*ra in I'aawt nulf;l4fwMtMMU'4H ■ Sanford are displaying the 7 -2 4 -4 4 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • ' work of local artiata, includFRESH PICKED Ing First Fedaral, Southern Hell, Sankarlk'a and the Flor­ ida State Dank and Rose and Wilk'a Restaurant. Artiat exhibitora Include Mrs. Mary Knox, Roaamond Chapman, E. B. Stowe, Gretchen Lewie Crowell and Helen DeWit. Danny Smith, 14 year old Junior member la painting a 18 foot mural on the lunch room wall In the South Sem­ inole Junior High School, i LIMIT-1 WITH 5.00 PURCHASE BLUE RIBBON 5 STEAK QUALITY BEEF CHUCK $189 LBS WHITE BACON .“39 FARMER GRAY QUICK FROZEN GRADE 'A* BLUE RIBBON QUALITY ROCK CORNISH HENS=.39< IC A L IE BEEF ROAST i KEY BRAND B0NELESS...DELICIOUS WITH CABBAGE FREE EXTRA * MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS j MMnn CMM umPL.tn.ll M ■ U f c i'J f l WILKES 301 CAN I to4SW NSOM94Ht BISMBWM1CH —IYOUtotoli—jft — — — — — DELI CA r ESSEN D A I R Y 7*12-44 - - - - - - - - ~ BOLOGNA O ,4 9 . OLEO 2 MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS Min n— I S M . i t u ( . t u at LIMIT-2 (HIM 5.00. ORDER LB LADY PAIR J.W .4 B -B -Q BREAD TO FROZEN SEA P.S.C. SLICED SNACK TIME FAVORITE PYNE-SPRED SOLID COLORED ; 3 BLUE RIBBON QUALITY ROLLED BONELESS BLUE RIBBON QUALITY . 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MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS •rfmTver!(OUPMM M(MM Of EIGHT PKNICS - PLUS DEPOSIT FNgEEXTRA MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS TO SMOKED I LIMIT. 1 WITH $5.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER J L t5 After listening to proposals C H O IC E C A N for waterfront developments WI TH iM O for two hours, Monday, dis­ ORDER cussions were called to a halt by Mayor A. L. Wilson and the commission got on to other items on the agenda. The resignation of Finance Director Henry Tamm was accepted "with sincere re­ gret," a n d commissioner! reunanimously voted him solution of appreciation. Dr. Vincent Roberts waft re-appointed to the Civil Ser­ vice board; A beer and wine license waa .'.pproved for Kenneth and Ruby Qaurrie at 713 W. Ninth St.; Commissioners heard first reading of an cwdinance to resone from R-2 to R-5 an area of Seminole Park and the Town of Sanford; In other notion commission­ ers deadlocked several time* over voting on proposals and Issues, with Mayor Wilson FREE EXTRA having to make the deciding MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS vote. They tabled authorisation 2, I IV »V|i. Otis. of payment of Reynolds, BLUE BONNET OLEO Smith and Hill for port study i. 337 contract; granted low bid lo 7-33-44 Under Industrial Machinery of Lakeland for a pneumatic roller; tabled a request for purchase of city propertywest of the storm sewer; GREEN STAMPS j turned down an offer of pro- MERCHANTS BMTMM COUPON ANB MO**M OF pe-ty serosa from the city ( T X T ) C R IS T FAMILY SIZE 5 ahop; voted to sell three par­ TOOTHPASTE cels of land on the Lake Mary ................................ ' Road, and approved consider ation of consulting services for specialised work on the water Improvement program. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The elate cabinet w-aa given Its brightest financial report In recent years today when It was told by the budget com­ mission that Florida began the new fiscal year with a rath balance of mors than m million. CATSUP DETERGENTS! Resignation Of Tamm Accepted Sketch Classes Set Thursdays AMERICAN BEAUTY FYNE-TASTE PURE STRAWBERRY S | PRESERVES ii'5 9 § = L E M O N S ...291 REG 104 HANDY MANDY PLASTIC == ■ P0ICLEANERS I GOLDEN POUND CAKE! t 29 D OZ lllin iB IIIIB tlllllB IIIIIIIB IIIIIIIB IB IIB IIB IIIIIIIB IIIIIIIIilllllB B IIillllllll LADY FAIR “ MI RACL E TWI ST* * PULLMAN BREAD 2 - 4 9 r< § LADY FAIR �Seminole County * * * + on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” ^ a it f n r ii WEATHER: VToO + There's one thing as aurc as the sun came up this morn­ ing. • • • Delegates to the Republican Convention went to San Fran­ cisco to do one thing—nomi­ nate Barry Goldwater as their presidential candidate. • • • Understatement of the year! Said one Sanford man Wed­ nesday, after reading Tueiday’s edition of the Herald: "Noticed something in the pa­ per about a m arina.” • • * • The ‘m arina’ edition of The Herald," said Chairman Francis Roumlllat of the Sem­ inole County Chamber'* port authority committee, "was beautiful." • • • the old saying goes, you learn something every day. In reporting the retoning of two parcels of land by the County Commission fur proposed con­ struction of quick-stop food stores we called them "Handy-Andy" stores. That, we learned, was a miscue. They're Handy Stores. Amos had his Andy and guess we thought Handy had one, too. Ai • • • Boy Scout Troops 34, 501 and 507 arc planning a camp­ fire at 8 p.m. Saturday in Fort Mellon Park. The public has been invited to attend. The theme will be "Our American Heritage." • • • I,ost dog department: Cindy, a black Belgian shep­ herd, belonging to the James H. McClure family who re ­ sides near the intersection of 25th Street and Ueardall Ave­ nue, has been missing for sev­ eral days. If you ice hi in any­ where, or know anything of his whereabouts, please call one of the Clock's winders. • • • Mark Brewer, teenage son of Mr. and Mrs. John Brewer of Casselberry, underwent an ••ye operation Tuesday at the University of Florida medical center. Mark, who was a hurler on South Seminole Junior High's baseball team this past spring, will enter Lyman High this fall. a> • • W. B. West of Oviedo was elected treasurer of the State Vocational Agricultural Teach­ ers during the group's recent annual convention held at the Cherry Plaza inOrlando, • • * Seminole County boys at­ tending Forestry Training Camp at O’Leno Slate Park tiiis week are Michael Gibson, Michael Tindel, Ken Forrest and Bobby Headrick, mem­ bers of local FFA chapters. • • • If you like Jerry L*wis movie* and plan to *ee hi* latest. "The Patsy" be sure to get your tickets from mem­ bers of Ihe Seminole High School Band, who arc selling them. The kid* are working hard this summer to raise money for tripa they plan to take next year. Whoever is promoting this summer fund­ raising deal (they also held a car-wash recently) is being real smart, encouraging the kids to do this during vaca­ tion so as not to clobber up school and studies with fund raisins*- • • • Judge C. Vernon Mile, whose secretary is going on vacation, asked permission from the County Commission­ er! to hire one of the Youth Employment Service appli­ cants for a fill-in, thus put­ ting into practice preachings about helping youngsters. P er­ mission granted. • • * Attorney BUI Hutchison has been appointed to fill the va­ cancy created by Joe Mura*ko's resignation from the Fred Wilson Memorial Libr­ ary board. Herald Index Abhy ........................ . Page 4 Bridge ..................... . Page 4 Classified ................ Comics ..................... . Page 10 Editorial •*•«••■•••« . P*2* 8 Funerals .......... . Pace 2 Page 9 Horoscope .............. Society ................... Pace* <-5 . F»4« 6 V O L . 56 Purtl.v lir n t lii Zip Cotie 32771 " cloudy through Friday with scattered s h o w e r s ; high today 90-95; low tonight 72-78. U nited’ P r e s s L e a se d W ire E s ta ld ish e d 1908 T H U U S D A Y , J U L Y 1 6, 1 9 6 4 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A N O . 235 State Senate Caucuses Friday Surprise Call Linked To Reapportion $6.25 Million Budget OKd By School Board The Seminole County Board of Public Instruction today announced that It had tenta­ tively adopted a budget for the 19C4-63 fiscnl yrnr of frt,250,743.63 and that the millnge will rise from 8.25 during the 1963-64 year to a total of 9.32 mills. The school system’s budget is broken down into three gen­ eral sections. The opernting (support and maintenance) budget will amount to $5,758,484, the interest ar.J sinking fund section calls for $299,225 to retire a portion of the board's bonded indebtedness, and *334.034.63 for the build­ ing budget. A total of $141,001) will be transferred front the operating budget nnd is included in the building sec­ tion of the budget. Reasons for the 1.07 millage increase for the 1904-65 year were listed. School Su­ perintendent It. T. Milwee ex­ plained that increased enrollment has culled for the add­ ing of 31 new teachers, ad­ ditions to nnd the expanding of the industrial arts pro­ gram, the new driver train­ ing range, eight now buses compared to four new vehicles In 1963, and nn increase of $44,000 In the cost * of tha county's participation in tha Minimum Foundation Pro­ gram. The Board budgeted funds for the completion of three current construction project* nnd four new project*. Cur­ rent projrcts to be completed arc nt Crooma High, Lake Mnry Elementary and Oviedo. The four new projects include the addition of a five-class­ room wing at South Seminole Elementary, another fiveclassroom addition at Alta­ monte Springs Elementary, a general industrial arts simp ami agriculture department shot a t Seminole High. The board set 1 p.m., July 24, as the time for a public hearing on the budget at the school board offices in San­ ford. Slate Laws No Protection, Kynes Says TALLAHASSEE (UPD — Ally. Gen. Jam es Kynes Wed­ nesday answered one of the bigeest civil rights questions on the minds of police officers, and hotel, motel and restaur­ ant owners in Florida: Can the state anti-trcspsi* and undesirable guest laws beused to avoid obeying the new­ ly passed federal civil rights law? The answvr, Kynes said, is no. The attorney general gave a brief report on a meeting held Tuesday in Miami Beach with 55 of the state's 67 sheriffs at which he gave recommenda­ tions on handling the touchy situation. He toll the sheriffs that while the rights law does not destroy the state laws, which in some instances In the past hive been used to prevent in­ tegration, the federal law does preempt their field in some Instances. Kynes said the state laws ran not be used to get around the civil rights law. He said more plainly, that the tres­ pass law can't tie relied on to eject persons on ground* of race, color, religion or nation­ al origin. Kyne* added that his h u ­ gest picee of advice wa» ade­ quate law enforcement and that he also "urged the sher­ iff* to provide the leadership to encourage the people to set­ tle their disputes »nd disagree­ ments in the courts and not is Uw streets," TALLAHASSEE (UPI) In a surprise action, the State Senate will caucus Friday and formally designate Sen. James E. Connor of Brooks* viltc as its president for the 1965 session. Sen. Verle Pope. St. Augus­ tine, will be designated pres­ ident pro le minire. Both have sufficient verbal pledges from colleagues to cinch Use posi­ tions. Senate President W i l s o n Carraway said the senators will gather at Crystal River's Port Paradise Hotel tonight for a party hosted by Senator and Mrs. Connor and will caucus nt 10 a.in. Friday. He gave as tile reason for moving tho designation up several months Uio "current unstable situation." He presumably was refer­ ring to Ihe recent U. S. Su­ preme Couit mandate that Florida's present 43 senator, 112 . representative rrapportnmment formula was uncon­ stitutionally unrepresentative of (lie people and ordering both houses reconstituted on a basil of population. (Sen. Mack N. Cleveland of Sanford said this morning that he would bo on hand for the caucus. (He said that it is possible the proposed amendment to the federal constitution, which would »«ke Jurisdiction away from t h e government In Washington and place it In tho hands of the several HOP PRESIDENTIAL candidate Ilnrry Goldwater today pledged n enmstales, might lx- discussed.) juiign of “issue*, not personalities" and called on Republicans lu close It is not yet knnwn when ranks nnd work for a victory in November. the rcap|M>rlinnmciit, which will s|>eli the end of rural county domination of the Florida House ami Senate, must take place. Hie stale la expected to ask for a delay until llie regular 1965 session The convention ends tonight SAN FRANCISCO (U ri) duct it on issues, lint person­ hid the fetleral court could —Sen. Barry Goldwairr of- alities. lie said he expected with acceptance speeches from order that it be done right Johnson to conduct the same tho presidential and vice fir ally tapped Rep. William away. kiml >.f a campaign. presidential nominee*. WellThe ruling that the legisla­ E. .Miller of Nrw York to"I ju st hope I'm a better day to run with him a s the salesman than lie is," said informed Republican* report­ ture must lie reapportioned ed that Goldwater already to give more voice to city Republican party's v i c e Goldwater. dwellers gave rise to specula­ bud tapped Miller for *erund presidential nominee. tion that the so-called "|>ork • • * place on th e ticket. chop" gang in the Senate SAN FRANCISCO (U PI)— Thch speech** in effect will might not he able to put over Burry Goldwater, winner <>f kick off the 1904 Republican ' its choice for president, seetill' 1964 Repilhllrun presi­ political campaign and set the ond most powerful offiee in dential nomination, pointed true t-r a true conservative tile state since Ihe holder sue. the GOP along a conservative v». liberal battle In the ceeds to the governorship road today and prepared to slim,Id anything happen to SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) months ithcud. ask for Hep, William E. Mil­ the governor. _Sen. Barry Goldwater I k v ler of New York as Ids run­ Thu*, tlie rural bloc is mov­ gan today to dress the party ning mate. ing up its formal designation, wounds opened by the Re­ Gotdwulcr, 55-year-ohl st-nwhich for the past several utor from Arizona, won the publican National Convention year* has U -n held in Gaines­ nomination on the national th at gave him its presidential MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI, ville at Ihe University of convention's first ballot, ns nomination. The newly appointed nomi­ —Gov George Wallace found Florida homecoming in No­ rxjwctcd, after routing his disorganized and Inept opposi­ nee met with the GOP fi- himself in somewhat of a di­ vember — after tiie general ek-clion lias derided Hie fate nnnru committee and with the tion at every turn. lemma today with the selec­ of those who will serve in the state GOP chairman. He said Hu immediately pledged himself to wage "a vigorous that the campaign to reunite tion of Sen Barry Goldwater session. Conner will still have (o be runi|>nigu” against Piesidcnt the parly would begin at the as the Republican presklential formally elected to Hie pres­ Johnson before the November session with state officials. candidate, Wallace and Gnldwlcr both idency at the opening of the Goldwater ulso was putting eviction and promised to con____ . - the finishing touche* on hi* are counting heavily on the 1965 session, but Ids designa­ fcrmal acceptance speech. It South in their campaign fur tion probably would not be was described u» nn exposi­ electoral votes. In ■ three-way upset once II hat bren offi­ tion of his philosophy rather race with President Johnson, cially accomplished. limn a political dialogue of n the two conservatives poss­ The House, following a pat­ ibly could kill off cadi other's tern established many years detailed examination of is­ chances. ago and followed by liio .Sen­ sue* in the forthcoming cam­ ate up until Hie early 1950's, NEW YORK (U PI) — paign. Hie House designated Its The address, In its early Florida's exhibit at t h e x|K-nkcr, Hep. K. C. Rowell World's Fair isn’t g-lng to drafts, i* somewhat shorter of Sumter County, during the la- a lemon uftcr all, Gov. than the acceptance speech 1963 regular session. Farris Bryant r e p o r t e d delivered by Richard M. Nix­ LONDON (UPI) — Sen. Senator Carraway laid he on In I960, but longer than Wednesday. Itiyant, fearful that the the one made by John F. Harry Goldwater'* walkover did not know if reapportionnomination a* tin- Republican nu-nl will lie discussed during state would be hurt because Kennedy that year. Seme bandages for party party's prt sidential candidate tint brief caucus. the Florida pavilion had been It ii possible, he said, that running in Ibe red, look an woundi already are in place. was headline news throughout a committee of senators emergency trip to thia city Pennsylvania Gov. William Europe today. In i'ari* the newspaper Au- might be requested to be *p. W. Scranton and New York to see what could he done. rore bannered, "Goldwater pointed lo represent the group But lie said he found that Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller The Winner In An Easy at court hearings or other dis­ Florida's pavilion wus a t­ mode gracious courtesy culls Chair!" cussions having to do with tracting record crowds—20,- a t the Goldwater suite Wed­ In London, (he Evening changes in legislative make­ 000 last Sunday—and effi- nesday night. News trumpeted "Goldwater For his part, Goldwater storms In." The Evening Stan­ up. cial* predicted a rosy finanGov. Farris B r y a n t is rial future for the attraction. sent Scranton a warm tele­ dard headlined, "It'« Barry’s scheduled to meet Jure F ri­ Hryant refused to discuss gram praising the governor'* Big Day." the financial condition of the convention speech w- h i c h Among West German news­ day with the mayor's commit­ pavilion but said many of the urged delegates, in the pat­ papers a r< presentativ* head­ tee on fair apportionment to state's exhibits had been run­ tern set by Goldwater in line wa* that of the Frank­ discuss removing from Hie ning in the red during the I960, to forget their differ­ furter Allgemelne: "Goldwa­ November ballot a constitu­ early months of tils World's ences and get to work for the ter Dumps Scranton in San tional amendment that would put into the stale's basis Uw new nomine*. Francisco." Fair. Barry Sets 'Vigorous Campaign' ★ ★ ★ Barry Works To Heal Wounds Gov. Wallace In Quandry Fair Exhibit On Comeback Goldwater Top European Story Juvenile Court Hears Home Vandalism Case Juvenile Court Judge C. Vernon Mize Wednesday re­ turned, three hoy* agr* 11 to 16 to county jail and sent five younger children, eight lo 11, home on probation in their parents custody. The eight children, all mrmbers of three families, were nrcusrd of vandalism, theft and unlawful entry at the home of L)r. I^onard Munson, 120 Scott Ave., Saturday nml Sunday, Two of the children return­ ed to Jail are brothers and Judge Mize ordered C, E. Mc­ Cord, juvenile counselor, to conduct further investigation into the case before sentenc­ ing them . The other boy, a deaf-mute with a police record, whose mother testified that he had a violent temper anil wns be­ yond her control, was sent hark to Jail to await n psy­ chiatric examination Krldny for possible commitment to • mental institution. Record* show that the boy had been entered in two schools for afflicted children, tint school officials reported that they would not arrrpt him again because of his viol­ ent behavior. All of the younger children nt the hearing, (which wn* conducted separately for enrh family), attested that the deaf-mute had initially enter­ ed the home and later encour­ aged them to go there and help enrry thing* away and c o m m it vandalism. The theft* nnd vandalism begun Satur­ day and continued on Sunday until tha first arrest wns made by City Police t.l. Ben Butler ami Patrolman Don llruinley, nltout noon. At tha hearing, the moth- n su v A ... BRIEFS Proposals Rejected G K N E V A , Switzerland (UPI) — The United States and the Soviet Union today .jCctcd each Other's propos­ als fur a "bomber bonfire." Cyprus Fifflitinp NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) — Fresh fighting combined with report* of new arrivals of men and weapons from Greece today heightened the danger of full-scale war in Cyprus. Escape Fails BERLIN (UP!) — One of Communist East Germany's border guards tried to flee to West Berlin early today but he was arrrsted at gunpoint by Ids fellow policemen. Driver Hurt SARATOGA S P R I N G S , N'.Y. (UPI) — Driver Don Cutnrnu, 32, of lie L*on Springs, w a s hospitalized Wednesday night following a four-horse spill at tho Sara­ toga Hue* way. Vote Rulinpf Set TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — Circuit Judge Hugh Taylor will make rulings next week which are expected to sat up the final act In the Kynes versus * Fainhith battle for attorney general. GI Runs Amok SEOUL, Korea (UPI) — An American soldier went on a frenzied shunting spree with on M-H rifle loduy, kill­ ing one man from his com­ pany and wounding three oth­ er* before he fell and died from return fire. ers, (none of the fathers were present) said that they were told by the children that they "found" the articles they brought home "in the trash." One little girl, whose father became suspicious led him to a junk pile behind a store nml told him that was where she hud obtained the articles. Most of the children testi­ fied that they "thought," or were told by the other chil­ dren that the Munson home "was nn empty house and no one lived there." Judge Mize queried nil of the mothers ns to why none of the fnthets wns present. The mother of the denf-muto testified that her husband is presently serving two consec­ utive 60-day jail sentence* tn city jnil for assault and bat­ tery on her. Her daughter was also Involved. JUDGE VERNON MIZE Krider Marina Statement Is Clarified John Krider, manager of the Scminola County Chamber of Commerce, declared today that ho wanted to clarify a atnlement ho made before the meeting of tho City Commis­ sion Monday night when the marina p r o p o s a l s were brought to the attention of that board. Kf iller’s statement was that in hi* opinion "control of tho city's most valuable asset on a long term lease would re­ sult in individual nnd per­ sonal gain and drstroy anv future king range planning." It was not designed he said, to reflect upon the Integrity of any individual* or groups. " I ’m sure." Krider said, "that each person Interested in the marina development, Including myself, would agree that anyone risking their per­ sonal funds tn develop tills or any other local project Is entitled to whatever gain may result." A group of local hankers presented the master plan for the development of the city'* Inkrfront properties for con­ sideration by the city commissioners nml proposed a comprehensive, overall, long range development. They sug­ g e sted that a study of this plan he completed before uny lease he considered. Krider, In issuing his state­ ment today, explained that ho did not want his declaration to the city commission to ho misconstrued. Tho mother of the two brothers who were returned to Jnll said that her husband w h s an Interstato truck driver who had not been home sine* April, nnd site did not know when to expect hint, The mother of the feeble­ minded child, whose nineyenr-old daughter wns also in­ volved, testified that she ao«l her husband hail been separ­ ated, hut recently were recon­ ciled. The hoy has been await­ ing admission to the Sunlund T r a i n i n g Center for 11 months. Judge Mize said that in view of the present circum­ stances he would do all in his power to speed admission. The five children, including the two girls, were sent horns on probation, with stern warnings from Judge Mir* tlint if they were seen on the streets unaccompanied by their parents they- would ba promptly arrested and so In­ structed tho city policeman present who rend the charges against the children. Two full-page legal-sized papers worn required to list all tho articles stolen front tho Munson home, which In­ cluded everything from china and silver to a slid* projector and ruhired slides, and includ­ ed electrical appliance which tho imlico officer told a Her­ ald reporter "were hooked up and being used in one of tlie homes." All of the parents were warned that the owner of the vandalized home might be ex­ pected to tiring civil suit against them for damages. I’olice photographs of the dnninges done to the home were exhibited nt the hear­ ing. Pictures showed the floor of tho kitchen nnd living room smeared with the conlent* of dozens of smashed bottles and jars. Drawers, boxes and cupboards were op­ ened nnd their c o n t e n t s thrown around or carried away. l’utrolmnn Rrumley testified that lifter tho arrests wero made, the parents cooperated in gathering up nil the stol­ en articles and turning them over to pulira headquarter*. Cohn Found Not Guilty NEW YORK (UPI) — At­ torney Roy M. Cohn, former counsel of thu late Ben. Jo­ seph McCarthy's Investigating committee, wns found not guilty on three counts of per* jury nnd four of obstruction of justice by a federal court Jury today. The jury of If men and nno woninn completely exonerated tha 37-year-old former Com­ munist hunter nnd his 57* year-old co-defendant, attorn­ ey Murray E. Guttcsmnn. Gottrxmnn had been charged with two count* of perjury. The announcement of ths verdict by jury f o r e m a n Claude Applegate resulted in an outburst of cheer* from the defense table and friends of tho defendants. Judgo Dudley R. Ronssl smiled at Ihe outburst even as rourt attendants admon­ ished tlie spectators to bs quirt. It wns the second trial of both defendants, whose first trial ended in a mi*trtul Iracause of tho death uf a ju r­ or's father. Cigarette Test OAK RIDGE, Tenn. 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Thia guarantee good on lirca purchased before Aug. 13 I NEW STORE HOURS: Mon. thru Fri. 8 to C; Sal. 8 to l | 405 A\ First St. Sanford 322-0651 � 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, 1964 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, July 15, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 15, 1964. 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>, July 15, 1964; <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/49eb8288509533631302d2db963fa385.pdf 512fd8204903b4306feff69eacb021f9 PDF Text Text I t Paul's First Encyclical Sounds * More Like Pius 12th Than John were widespread prediction* after reading key passages and "pacem In terrla." Instead, Pope Peul VI eeema that he would prove to he even from tbs encyclical: " It doesn’t sound Ilka John to be speaking to hie own mom progressive, and even XXIII at all. U sounds liks Catholic flock, In the voice of mors concerned with Christian a benign but somewhat aus­ unity, than hla great predeces­ Pope Plus XH." sor. In the light of hla en­ Ha said ths Pope's stric­ tere father. ture* against communism wars When Paul VI ascended the cyclical, such predictions seem obviously prompted by con­ papal throne last year, there to have been premature. cern about ths domestic poli­ tical situation in Italy, and were intended to alam abut the "opening to the left" attribut­ ed John XXIII. With Italian President Car­ lo* Sign I near death, Tope Paul apparently felt that the Vatican should throw its full weight behind embattled right wing parties in Italy, Hsocc he condemned communism— by name—tn the strongest term s used by ths Vatican sine* Plus XII. Aside from whatever impact K may have on Italian politi tics, the main effect of the en­ cyclical may be to place a damper on hope* for rapid progress toward Christian un Ky. Pope Paul chosa to lay hea vy strata jn papal primary— which, aa ha hlmaeU pointed out, is a principal "stumbling block" to Catholic-Orthodox reunion. Hla emphasis on it can hardly have any effect other than to chill the warmer PICNICS are part of summer fun and young atmosphere in relations which Jimmy Jny Shook, son of Mr. and Mrs. William wai established at hla meetings Shook of Lake Hodge, Is shown enjoying .the with Orthodox Patriarch Atheoagoras I In Jerusalem last family picnic given for members of the Sunshine January. Circle of Casselberry Community Methodist Hla Insistence that papal au Church and their guests last week a t the home premacy Is essential to the of Mr. and Mrs. John Howard, Lake Drive, (Herald Photo) PARTNERS — T h • unity of the church also will Casselberry. moderate any optlm cowboys grow small in greatly Montgomery, N. Y., km that Protestants may have about the doctrine of "col and th s horses grow felt leelallty" which has been ad big, but w h it or it? vanced at the Vatican council. They get along famous­ Hie doctrine holds that all bis­ ly. Ths candid shot was hop* share with Uw Pope lo taken a t th s local fire the supreme government of department's h o r s e the church. show. Beyond any specific thing the Pope said, Catholic conserva­ TBs University of Florida's tives win be heartened end progressives dismayed by the Collage of Engineering hat general tons of ths encyclical. conferred 5,310 bachelor* de­ It cooaplcuoualy lacks the grees, BOB masters degrees, openness and warmth, and Uie end M doctor of philosophy concern for non-Catholle opin­ dagies* sines Its founding in ion, which radiated from John IPOS. XXIII's "m ater at magtster" 9 f LOUIS CA88ELS United P ress Isten atisn al Pops Paul's first encyclical k evidently intended to reas­ sure conservatives in the Ro­ m an Catholic Church. M k Warty to be a severe disappointment to Catholic progressives who had hoped (hat Patti VI would fallow in i t s footsteps of the late Pope John XXIII. One highly-paced Catholic progressive told this reporter, Fag* 10—Aug. 11, 1904 S?e Vtafnrfl YmlR Campaign Costs King Urges Non-Violent Pretests Now $2,671,268 TALLAHASSEE (UPI) With two expensive months ■till to come before election time, Florid* gubernatorial candidates report campaign expenditures at $2,671,268. Uw origins I field of nine candidates hss been narrowed to two by the primaries, Re­ publican Charles Holley of St. Petersburg and Democrat Haydon Burns of Jacksonville. The biggest spender of the krt k Burns, who repotted ex­ penses of $TSO,X32 of the $801,347 he has received so far in contributions. Former Demo­ cratic Sea. Fred O. Dickinson at Wert Palm Beach spent t« S l,m at hk contributions totalling t<HM),811. Sen. Scott Kelly of Lakeland reported expenses of $496,734. He said he spent every cent of hk contributions. Holley garnered the OOP no min i t Ion with expenses of only $33,330 out of contributions to data of $40,286. On the Re­ publican side of the ledger, Holley k the biggest spender. In second place for the OOP was H. B. Foster, who spent $7,323, followed by Ken Folks who spent $2,337. On the Democratic elds, Sen. John Matthews of Jacksonville spent $341,701, Mayor Robert King High of Miami spent $202,173 end Rep. Frederick Karl spent $282,637 to run in ■ field of six. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Ths Rev. Martin Luther King, condemning recent riots In Harlem and Rocheater, N. Y., said last night th at violence la "not only Immoral but im­ practical" In ths civil rights movement He said, however, that the causes of rioting and violence will be present "■■ long as there Is eegTegstlon and dis­ crimination and as long a t Negroes feel they are exiles in their own land.” King told 3,000 Negro col­ lege women a t ths 41st mset- ing e f the Alpha Kappa Al­ pha Sorority th a t "rlolsncs and w ar a n obsolsta In ths lucleor ago—It la a question of non-violence o r nonexist­ ence.” Florida ranked 12th among 12 southeastern states In i960 in percentage of th* ststs ’s total personal Income expend­ ed for publie higher educa­ tion Institutions. •fifonviolsnt resistance to our most potent weapon,” he ■aid. "If Negroes succumb to th* temptation of using vio­ lence, their children will suf­ fe r for it-" (4 Sea Our Wide Selection Of RECLIN IN G CHAIRS For Your Leisure Hours Everyone deserves the comfort of one of our eholrs. In many colors and fabrics. 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Newell, obvlouely diepleaeed with the delay, observed: “lt’a differ­ ent when you're on the other aide of the council table." • • • 0 Aleo present a t the Caeeel­ berry Council meeting Mon­ day night was Al Lormann, the mayor of Longwood. He w ai there in the interest of a real estate client attem pting to obtain appropriate aonlng for a German-style Bavarian theatre-restaurant on L a k e Concord. Although he didn't say so, one could observe that 6 he, too, thought being on the other aide of the council was what might also be described aa "different." • » • The amaring thing to this particular Clock Winder is the fact that in most of these towns the councilman do not receive any renumeration. Why, then do they seek electio for the right to tackle these complex problems In these growing Seminole com' tnunitiesT It must be because of civic pride. a • • Head majorette, Sylvia W ll Hams, unnounccd today that majorette practice will begin a s t N . m. Monday at Semin­ ole High. "Any girl," she any*, “who has hnd experience In twirling and is interested in becoming a member of the •Twirling Semlnoles’ A or B Corpa are welcome to try out for one of the posltloni.*' The girla are requested to meet in front of Fleming Gym­ nasium. Workouts will last A two hours. • » • «s Those of you who are used to hearing Nick Pfelfauf'a deep voice on WTRR radio atfetion will soon be seeing him ea well as hearing him. Beginning next Monday, Nick will be working for WESR TV Channel 2 and you’ll see him on Newscope, which A cornea on from 6:30 to 6:30 p. m. Ths Seminole County Board of Instruction will convent for Ha regular August meet­ ing a t 1 p. m. Thursday, e • e Registration a t Seventh Day Adventist Schools a t . Forest Lake Academy in Forw est City will be held from B a., m. until noon on Friday Aug. 28, Sunday, Aug. 30 and Monday, Aug. 31. School will open Sept. 1. • • • Chamber offlcUla are warn Ing homeownere against itinarant house painters who of fer to paint homes and bsrna I a t unreal iatlcally low prices 1 Thouaanda of homeownera are bilked each summer by fly by-night operators whose ex­ travagant promises concern­ ing quality of paints and workmanship fail to material lie in the finished jobs. Cham' ber leaders urge homeowners to check with a reputable dealer and tell him the needs | H ell offer suggestions and should prove holpful when planning the painting job with a contractor. • • • Sanford area members of the Florida National Guard, B Company, are la FI. Stewart, Ga., for a couple weeks aa they take part in the annual active duty tour. They arrived ) at the local armory real early Saturday morning; same atill robing the aleep out of their •yea. Departure time wa» around I a.m. and the trip to Georgia waa reported un­ eventfully boring by the rid­ ers. They’ll be back Aug. 23. Herald Index Abby ------------ .... Page 2-A Bridge ........... - ___ Page 2-A C la ssifie d ____ ____ Paga 11 Comics ______ ___ Page 10 Page 1-A Editorial _____ Page 3 Funerals - ..... ___ Paga 10 Horo scops Society ____ . . . . Paga 8 . . . Page 6 Sports ____ ITV Programs _ ___ Page 2-A T sfe 2-A 1V« ths Women Freeze Hits Northern Plains; Cold Dips South To Oklahoma Loop Road Pushed By Harry L Johnson 'Managing Editor A comprehensive outline of program being prepared by the Orange • Seminole Joint Planning Commission will bo presented to two-county lead­ e n at a session called for Aug. 21 a t the County Cammission chambers here. Attending will be virtually all of the political aubdivislon leaden from throughout the two counties as well ss some state officials, according to Gordon N. Orr, planning dir- LEO HUTNER (Herald Photo) BigHtividends Seen With Marina, Canal "A m arina In Sanford and completion of a Unking canal from the St. Johni River to the Atlantic will pay the greateit dividends of any in­ vestment expended by our city, county or state." This summarize* the views of Leo Butner, m anager of toe Sanford State Farmers* Mar­ ket, aa he commented on the merits of the proposed lakefront marina and the corrolary, the Sanford-Titusvllle ca­ nal. His statement follows: "Transportation and refri­ geration are two of the most important items in the phe­ nomenal growth and wealth of our country and specifical­ ly our great State of Florida in the past 30 years. "Can you Imagine what the city of Miami would be today without them ! It would still be a mosquito i n f e s t e d iwamp, unllvable by our standards of today. "The pioneers of Florida traveled by water. The St. Johns River was uaed from Jacksonville to the rail head at Sanford. "We have run the gamut from water to rail to truck to air and It is ■ proven fact that we should utilize the most economical of all — our waterways. “The construction of a ma­ rina in Sanford and the com­ pletion of ■ linking canal from the St. Johns River at Sanford to the Atlantic will pay the greatest dividends of any Inveatment ever expended by our city, county or slate. “There are two aipects to this proposal; One la revenue, growth and business derived from freight exported and im­ ported; and the other ia reve­ nue, growth and business de­ rived from pleasure craft that will use it. “ Many allied industries will follow its completion. As to freight, railroads are doing more buzioese today than ever before in the history of our state. Trucks a n d truck freight liaaa are doing the ■ame thing. W hen 40 years ago wa bad no 'over too road trucks' today tha highways a n full of them. Most of them a n pulling at or near the weight limit of 73,271 pounds. Air freight is growing daily with perishable com­ modities a n d high priced freight. “The remarkable t h i n g about the whole situation is that the demand for moving more freight is growing daily. With our increasing birth rate, our increase in population by new fa millet moving into the state and greater demands of our growing industries Unkcd with our increasing produc­ tion of fruits and vegetables and other agricultural com­ modities, it is only natural that we should develop and use the most economical of all methods of transportation, our waterways. There ia plen ty . . . and wll] be more . , , freight for all methods of transportation including wa­ terways. “ We, at the Sanford State Farm ers’ Market, anticipate a great increase in tonnage and volume of business when the esna] is completed. Lei's wnrk together and dig itt "As to the marina, when I moved to Sanford 43 years ago 1 purchased a canoe and my brothers and I used to paddle from the Osteen farry through Woodruffs Creek and toe lake to the Sanford dpek and then walk to church.” NEW YORK (u ri) — Storm Center Over Great Orientation Program For Lakes Blamed President Johnson demand­ ed today that arts of r a d ii ector of the commission. He told Seminole commis­ violence and dvll disorder “be stepped and pnnlsfced sioners of the 0:30 a. m. meet­ —whether they occur in ing during Tuesday's prelim­ Mississippi nr In N e w United Press toternaUonal inary briefing in the court­ York.” A mid-August cool anap house. brought freezing temperature* Yesterday he presented a to tha Northern Plain* today preliminary report on work and set temperature records • • • done by hii group toward get­ as far south as Oklahoma. ting a “ limited accee* loop" It was 30 degrees at Parhighway to serve the two shall, N. D„ and 33 at Wiahek counties, N. D. Some small grain and Briefly, the loop would start Hearing Set corn crop* were damaged by at a point on Interstate 4 near ATHENS, Ga. (U P I)-F o u r frost in the Dakotas. toe Lake Mary area, head in Ku Klux Klansmen faca a The mercury skidded to 33 an easterly direction to a committal hearing scheduled at Glad Valley, S. D., and at point of Lake Jessup, cross for Friday In the allying of Bismarck, N. D., the coldest that lake via causeway and Washington Negro educator reading for Aug. 12 at Bis then maintain a southerly Lemuel A. Penn. marck. In Nebraska, a 42 at direction acroas Highway 50 Grand Island and a 38 at North near Orlando and to toe pro­ Board Meets Platt* wera to degree* cooler posed Bee Line, an east-west NEW YORK (U P D -A #po- than tha previous low for the highway to connect that por- cl at presidential board began data. tlon south of Orlando with the meeting Tuesday in an atOther record* Included Nor­ Atlantic Coast. tempt to head off a longshore- folk, Neb., 43; Omaha, Neb., A “ spur” or branch road men's strike which would tie and Sktux Falla, S. D., 44; Con­ would lead olf the north-south up coastal porta from Maine cordia, Xan., 43; Goodland, loop to connect with the new to Texas. Kan., 47; De* Moines, Iowa, university site at the Orange and Springfield, Mo„ 48; To­ Seminole Counties line. peka, Kan. SO; Wichita, Kan. Rebels Gain Orr noted tills loop would LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con 32; Kansas City 33; and St. reduce traffic congestion In go (UP1)—Com munis tied rc Ixsuts, Mo., and Tulaa, Okli., major communities in the bell who claim control of half 33. two counties and showed com of the Congo today were re­ The Weather Bureau blamed mlasioners a bug* map de­ ported marching on the Im the cold on a “ wioterllke” picting alt of the various rones portant provincial capital of •to rn center swirling acroas such aa business, commercial tha Great Lakes. It pushed Bukavu. Industrial, agricultural, real' swiftly southward to Texas and drntial end other* in die two eastward to the Appalachian*. Chinese Boycott coon tie*. •now foil at the U.ooo lava) LONDON (V P D -$ e 4 China , He noted Hlrhway 17-02 to and at ltaet five pi*-Peking to the L« Plat*'mountain* of gradually btcoaiIng congested Communist parties Intend to southwestern Colorado Tu*a with commercial establish­ boycott the Moecow-ealled ral­ day. ments and this, be said, will But to the east and south of ly of Communist partita on greatly limit toe highway's abi­ the Sino-Sovlet conflict, au tho advancing cold air tem per lity to move traffic. ihoratattve diplomatic aourc at urea remained hot and hu­ The new loop, he contends, midity high. It was 100 degree* os aald today. will alleviate tola situation. He at Mineral Well*, Tex., Tues­ asked for, and received, in­ day. P a y Bill Signed formal approval of commiss­ WASHINGTON (UP1) ioner* of the study and said his group would continue the President Johnson signed to' to law today a $207 million planning. pay raise for aorvicemen. He The loop proposal and other AP BO CANO, South Viet phases of an overall plann­ said it gives America's "uni­ ing report will be considered formed citizens a fuller mea­ Nam (U P I))—An American at the Aug. 21 meeting, he sure of the respect they have helicopter pilot waa killed by earned." Communist machine gun fir* added. today during the biggest hellThe proposed new highway horna attack aver launched in would, he said, improve ac­ None Admitted ATLANTA (UP!) — Fiery Viet Nam. cess between Sanford and the Crewmen of tha aircraft university site, Sanford and Lester Maddox, egged on by the McCoy Jetport near Or­ about 300 whltei, Tuesday said the pilot, • first lieuten­ lando, between Sanford and strapped on a pistol, aold ax ant, slumped over hi* controls Cocoa, McCoy Jetport and the handles, turned back three when armor-piercing .60-cali­ university, Kissimmee and the Negroes, stabbed ■ dummy, ber bullets tora through the university, the Martin plant defied police, rode ■ bicycle nine of hi* helicopter and hit and university, Seminole and blocked traffic. But he him In tha chest. Ths co-pilot County agricultural interests kept his restaurant segregat­ grabbed the control* and flew ed. hack to Saigon. end the Everglades. It further would encourage development of the south shore of Lake Jeesup, the develop­ ment of the Lake Mary inter­ change area at Interstate 4, trade between South Seminole County and the Sanford shop­ ping area*. The loop would also move HERSI1EY, P*. (U PI) — Wo seek Instead to make heavy traffic around Orlando Republican presidential nom­ room for oil, and to aseur* a and connect all major radial ciimal* within th* party In highways and is far enough inee Barry M. Gold water told which ail of us will feel com­ out from Orlando and Sanford a GOP summit unity confer­ to serve the developing areas ence today: "I seek th* sup­ fortable and at homa.” Goldwater a d d e d , * wa for many years. port of no extremist—of the want, and we need, ths help This latter ia in contrast left or the right.” of every Republican if wo are to current highway construc­ The statement, apparently to win in November." tion which County Engineer aimed a t clarifying hie posi­ Then, commenting th at “w# William Buah Jr. said is “ob­ tion on extremiim, waa con­ havo heard much already, and solete when it is built.” tained in an address prepared wo will hear more before No­ for a meeting of Repuplican vember, about political ex­ governors, gubernatorial can­ tremism and extremist organdidates and other top party iaatlona and policies,” Coldleaden including former Pres­ water said: ident Dwight D. Eisenhower "Let me reiterate what I able him to use a 30-foot and ex-Vic* President Rich­ hava said over and over In ard M. Nixon. this campaign: I seek tho sup­ county right-of-way on Elder Goldwater al»o renewed hie port of no extremist—of tho Road. Because of a draining assault on Johnson adminis­ iaft or the right. I havo far ditch, only 11 feet of the tration foreign policy. And he too much faith in tho good right-of-way remains and Bos­ called It “tha supreme politi­ sense and stability of my fel­ ton does not have room for cal lie" to imply th at a Cold- low Republicans to b* Im­ acceaa to hit property where water victory Nov. S over pressed by talk of a so-called he plans to construct a home. President Johnson m i g h t ‘extremist take-over1 of tho party. Such a thing cannot The Commission voted to somehow lead to war. Streiaing tha need for party happen under BUI Miller (Rep. permit, the Lake Harney Wa­ te r Association to utillso unity, tha Ariaona senator William E. Miller, R-N. Y., county rights-of-way for lay­ called for people of all ahadca tha vies presidential candi­ of opinion within tha GOP to date) and me. ing w atar mains. Strickland • Morrlaon, Inc., join In tha effort to win the “ Wa repudiate character tha only bidder, was awarded Whlta House and other offices aeeaaelne, vigilentea, Com­ bids on two compact aedana, for ths Republicans. mon lets and any group anch two trucka, ona delivery type "Tha party of Lincoln la aa tha Ku Klux Klazt th at van and ona flat body dump now, a t last, a g n a t national ska to image* it* viawa truck plus a two-ton cab and party,” ha aald. “We seek to through terror * r threat or read no on* out of thia party. vlolenc*.” chasla. Board OKs Election The Board of County Com­ missioners Tuesday authorised an election for registered vot­ ers in Precinct 2 to establish a fira control district. The election, according to the adopted resolution, will be held in connection with the general election Nov. 3. George Bell presented to the Commission a petition containing 177 names, more than the required 26 per cent of the 630 voters in tha pre­ cinct. In other action, tha Com­ mission took under advise­ ment a request by James Boston of Laka Monroe that some action be taken.^o en­ Bulletin WILD ANIMAL BONES Identification was one aspect of naturelore cov­ ered a t the 4-H Wildlife Camp Inst week a t Camp McQuarrie in the Ocala National Forest. A. S. Jensen, right, assistant forester with the Florida Agricultural Extension Service, describes the jawbone of a deer to threa Seminole County youths. With Jensen are, from left, George Bradshaw, Rudy Mueller and Albert Pula. The camp is designed for teen-age boyf who have done outstanding 4-H Club work and have an interest in wild­ life and conservation. nsuvA Copter Pilot Killed By Reds Barry Rejects All Extremists New Teachers Monday By Julian Btenetrnm Associate Editor Between 60 and 70 new (eachera—<hat la, new to Semi­ nole County — will go on toe payroll next Monday morning when they convene at 8 a. m. for a special orientation *e»aton at English Estates Ele­ mentary School. The following day the coun­ ty's 600-plus teachers all will report to their raepecUve schools for tha pre-school planning period to propan for the official school opening day —Aug. 31. Despite the fact that the date h at been announced over and over, the school board of­ fice and The Herald are atill answering individual requests as to tha date schools will open. The Aug. 31 date was estab­ lished because Labor Day come* during tho second week In September. Usually achooU open the day following Labor Day. In (act, this will be the second time within the past 17 years that achooU will be opened on an August date. Aa toon aa the county's new Instructors gather at En­ glish Estate* school they will board school busee for a tour of Seminole. They will return to the air-conditioned (or cli­ mate controlled) school—new­ est In the county system—just before noon when they will be the guests at a luncheon spon­ sored by the Seminol* County Education Association. They wiH be Introduced to officials of this group, officials of the Classroom Teachers Association and to county school authorities, Including Superintendent R. T. Milwee who will officially welcome them to Seminole, Following the luncheon tha new teachers will convene toe elementary and secondary teacher conference* directed by Mr*. Margaret Gok, aupenvltor of elementary education, and W. H. DeShaio, super­ visor of secondary education. Pre-ectiool planning aeaeiana will begin at the respective achooU the following morning, Sessions will be held from 8 a. m. untU 2-30 p. m. daily. Who Gets Water? Is Question conditions out-of-lhe-city-Umlt* residents could havo city wa­ ter. City Manager Knowleo ex­ plained it thi* way: “ Because our two new weU Held*, one in tha vicinity of th* May fa I;. Golf Course, and on* south of tho city limlta, off Hwy. 17-02 South, are both well outside the present city limits , you will find city crows laying pip* from tho ends of present lines to the new well fields.” “ New water pipe* am being laid along Onora ltd. from Hwy. 17-02 east to 8anford Ave.; along Grapevllle Ave. aouth from First St. to 23lh certain St.; west on the 23th St. ex- By Dottle Austin City Editor The laytof of water line* outelde the city limit*, In con­ nection with the City of Sanford’* $800,000 water Improve­ ment ppoyam h a s le t th* telaphones avCity Hall a-jlngUng. Person! living outside the d ty limit*, seeing city crow* and workmen busy stringing water pipes out along West 23th 8t„ the Paola Rd. and Grape villa Ave. have beeelgcd City Manager W. E. Knowles’ office with Inquiries aa to whe­ ther tola water will bo avail­ able to tham. The answer, in general, la "No." However — under HAS Ceremonies Open Barracks “Tha first major structural change" at Sanford Naval Air Station was officially opened this morning In ceremonies at Barracks 810, th* now sir conditioned building which will now become "home" for 308 petty officers at the bate. Capt. C. W. Swenson, com­ manding officers of th* sta­ tion and Capt. James O. .ieyo, commander of Reconnaissance Attack Wing One, cut the rib­ bon to officially open the aparkiing tore* story struc­ ture. Capt. Swanson noted In an informal talk during a tour of tho building that it la “the firat major structural change" a t tho station. He added that many "change*" had occurred in operation* end other phases of th* baa* but this $360,000 building is tho start of what ho hop* will bo "a pilot pro­ gram of th* future." "Tho man aaalgned to thi* barracks,’’ he aald, “a r t vary fortunate; they will be set­ ting tho pac* for and hava an impact on tha future of tha station facliitiea." Ho called on th* occnpanta to use common acme In car* of tho building so aa to keep It as sprightly new aa It la now. Capt. Swanson and C apt Mayo led Navy personnel, Alice Surrenders LUBAKA, Northern Rhode­ sia (U PI)—Prophetess Alice Lonahlna, mystical leader of th* fanatical Lumps religious tact whose rampages plunged parts of Northern Rhodesia Into a bloodbath In recant weeks, surrendered today to government treops. contractor r a p r esenUtlvea, and news media on a tour of th* facility prior to tho ribbon-cutting. Th* men will enjoy some degree of privacy, four men per room; new furnishings, and washers and dryers on each floor. Each floor ia complete with centrally located lounge and reading room facliitiea In ad­ dition to laundry rooms, and !>aggage storage rooms. AU lounge spaces are acoustically treated for nolae reduction. tension to th* Paola Rd. and west on tha Paola Rd. to tha Mayfair GoU Course. These new lines wlU connect tha end* of our protect Unaa la tha new well!. “Th# established pedlar ad foe CKy Commission la that no utility taps will b# made If th* property owner la out­ side the corporate lknlta of ths city, unless It Is within an ap­ proved annexation a rte . “ However — any person dasiring city utilities m ay alga an annexation petition asking that their property be brought Into the city. “ If feaalblla, th* Commlam Ion will then set too a n a lor annexation. Thia could taka several months, unless tha property la contiguous with adjoining tha present d tp limits. In toe meantime, how­ ever, tha property owner whs haa signed an annexation peti­ tion will be allowed to tap Into tha line, and a m eter will be installed. Tha catch ia, there ia a 30 percent additional charge on the utility bill until such time a i tha property ia officially annexed.” Knowles explained that tola policy hai been necessary due to the ahortage of water for toe past several years, with tha city'* first obligation due to tho city residents. In approximately seven months, when the new w ater supply Is added to ths sys­ tem, the City Commission may be receptive to a new policy to broaden tho water use to many additional customers. FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL! FI SH F R Y A LL YOU CAN E A T . __ ADULTS CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER $ |0 0 Mena Includes . Cola Slaw French Fries Grlta H ath Puppise Relish Trap Coffee Or Tift Owned A Operatod By M ails* A Bob Hwy. 17-01 P it. P A S-S M ft �Wjt VtttforB ffr*I8 P«g« 2 — Aug. 12, 1084 YOUR ALL NEW Top Value Stamps GIFT CATALOG Pick up Your FREE COPY Today N a tu ra lly T e n d e r • r -' k . , sa . OUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED TRICES GOOD THRU AUGUST 15 Sunnyland Whole or Half wtHN.Bim • toera me — coptiiikt — ima SM O KED VAH-13 Wins Safety Award The Chief nt Nov* I Oper­ ation* today named Heavy At­ tack Squadron 13 (VAlt-13) winner of the CNO Safety Award among squadron* of It* type for Fiscal 10(11. VAH-13 la arhrduled to join Reconnaissance Attack Wing One at the Sanford Naval Air Station Oil* month from It* current home, the Whld3>ey (aland, Wash., Naval Air Station. Formal prcaentatlon of the •ward will likely take place • t NAS Sanford. During nine of the 13 Bionlha conaldercd In grading, VAH-13 waa operating at ara, where flying ia alallititally more hatardoua, VAH-13, commanded hy Cmdr. C. V. (Tony) Nolta, potted it* winning record in twin-Jel A-3U Skywarrlor*. However, many of the squadron’t flight crew* and aupport personnel are already in the mldat of tranaltlon to the Hew RA-SC Vigilant* rrm nnaiatance hotnher at NAS Sanford. Tha Fiscal 1003 Safety Award went to Heavy Attark Squadron Seven (VAII-7) of Sanford. Total flight hours, total Barrier landing*, number of Hreidenti and aircraft type JOHN A. MOHHIS V. P. Appointed By Dynatronics Appointment of John A. Morris to tha newty created poat of vira praaldent of manvfarturlng for Dynatronlra, Jnc., Orlando, Aeroapace Klectrnnlra firm, waa announced thia week hy company Prealdent Parker Painter Jr. Aa manufacturing v i e * president, Morris will he re­ sponsible fur directing the (■anngement and operation* mt all production for I)ynatronica standard and rommrrglal product* and will have primary responsibility for the development of long • range plana for mechanisation and pulumatlon of production en­ gineering and manufacturing •perationi, Morria attended the It , S. Naval Academy and the Uni­ versity of Maryland. Priur to Joining Dynatronlra in 1U58 ha was associated with lladiailon, Inc., of Mrlbourne. Geneva Student Gets Certificate Barbara Jean Bacon of Hen • v i haa received a certificate on completing the Humanities baUluts for high achool era duates and sponsored hy Hampton Initituls at Hamp­ ton, Va. The Institute which opened June 30 was designed to de­ velop so understanding and •pprcciation of literature and fine arts as part of Western culture. are all weighed in determining winner* of thia important award. VAH-13 w a a eomprtlng against all other heavy attark nd reconnaissanre-attsrk aquadrona in the Navy. Lake Mary Baptist Class Has Meeting lly Frances Wester The Friendship Class of tha First Haptist Church of Lake Mary met at the home of Mrs. C. N. North laal week with the d a ta president, Mr*, l.amnr Stokes, presiding. The meeting was opened Ith prayer hy Mrs. W. A. Hoopengardner. An article about coupons and trading stamp* for the Ilaptllt Chlldrrn'a Home in Lake-land was railed to the attention of the das* by Mrs. J. A. Varn, and the member* were asked to try to collect ns many ns posallile during the month of Au­ gust. The claslng prayer for the business session waa given by Charlotte McQuillin presented the devotional for the evening, using 1st Peter, chapter fi, as the srrlptura reference, fol­ lowed by prayer by Mr*, T. M. VVhlgham. An A. 11. C. nible Qulx wns enjoyed during llu- social hour and Mrs. McQuillin Won tha prise. Itefreshmenta were served by the Imstees. Others attending were Mre. T. N. Stafford, Mr*. W. G. Brown, Mr*. Crawford Shel­ ton, Mrs. Annie Johns, Mrs. T. J. Townsend and Mrs. Ralph Taylor. Reservation Is For The Birds WASHINGTON (UPI) — Joe Meitirinrrrnw and Barney Old Coyote will art as Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson's guides when she visits an Indian reservation in Montnua Fri­ day. The While House said Tues­ day that tha First Lady would rerrlve tribal honors front the Crow and Northern Cheyenne Indiana during her ■top at the reservation near Blliinge, Mont. The visit it part of Mrs. Johnson's 4,200mlle, four - day trip to Montana, Utah ami Wyoming. Pay TV Film Deal Closed NEW YORK ( U n » - Metro-Goldwyn « Mayer (MUM) studios and Subscription Tel­ evision Inc. (STV) today an­ nounced that 20 recent theat­ rical feature* would t>« avail­ able for pay television show, ing in I.oa Angeles and San Franc lace. The flints will he available generally to pay-TV within tlx to nlna months aftar com­ pletion of theatrical first-run showings. Tha first MUM flint has been erheduled for tele­ vision release in the first wrrk of SeptemberOther Invention Eli Whitney, inventor of the cotton gin, also was tha firet person to Invent inter­ changeable part* in firearms, according to tha Encyclopae­ dia Brltannica. 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For Good Things ToEat Treads Ave, A 25lh, Palaeua Ay*. A 3rd 51, As * ir » i 51, tiigilWBjr 11*32, Loogitood �« By Dottle Austin MISS TAMMY SHAY, who Kill become the bride o( Lt. sam Dow, Wing PIO Satur­ day, was the guest of the Staff Officers Wives at their monthly coffee last Thursday. The group met at the home of Mrs. Sam Day In Lake Mary and after envying cof­ fee and refreshments, some of the guests went shimming in the lake. Joining the "social swim" was a new member, Mrs. Charles Fadden. Others were Mrs. Don Flliell, Mis. Robert Farrell, .Mrs. Neil Harris, Mrs. Warren lloeller, Mrs. Wallace Holton. Mrs. William licnburg, Mrs. James Mayo, Mrs. Hay Milburn. Mrs. Cliff Nelson, Mrs. Marion Will* hauck and Mrs. E. L. Ebbcrt. • • • SOME RESHUFFLING has teen done among the new representatives to the execu­ tive board of the Naval OUT cers Wives Club and alter one thing and another were taken into consideration the assign­ ments came out this way: President, of course, is Mrs. C. L. Fitzpatrick of KVAH-3; with Mrs. J. D. Ma­ loney of Dot. 3 as first vice president. Mrs. Edward Foy of VAH-T will be second vice president; with Mrs, Terry fehattuck of ItVAll-3 In charge of the Thrift Shop with the as­ sistance of Mrs. Thelma Un­ ger. Mrs. Joe Watson of VAH-7 will do publicity; Mrs. James Bell of 7, correspondence; with Mrs. Ginny Nelson of Staff as recording secretary. Mrs. J. L. Atkinson of RVAH •9 will serve as treasurer. The board has bad two meetings since their election, one with the old board mem­ bers at the home of Mrs. W, A. Ycllnck, and another with the new president, Mrs. FillPatrick. This group will serve for the next six months offi­ cially guiding and directing the charitable and high social activities of the officers wives clubs, in their conceited phil­ anthropic endeavors, • • • MORNING COFFEE for RVAII-V Wives was cohosleased by Mrs. Harry Klein and Mrs. Andy Reno at Mrs. Klein's home In Park Ridge, la it week. Special guests were Mrs. James Mayo and Mrs. J. M. Ciackcn, Mrs. Torn Quillan and Mrs. Phil Bccton. Thu group made plans to play bridge at the home ol Mrs. David Turner on Lake Markham on Aug. 19 and heard reports from the treas­ urer, Mr*. Gene Thompson and from Mrs. C. L. Atkinson, who represents the gioup with Hie NOWC. * • • FOND FAREWELLS were said to Lt. and Mrs. R. If. Cooke at a gathering of friends last week, hosted by Lt. and Mrs. Andy Reno at their Park Ridge home. Lt. Cooke, formerly at­ tached to RVAH-9 and pre­ sently to Det. S, will be at­ tending school at Harvard University this fall. Joining to wish them bon vo>age were LCDR and Mrs. J. Dunn, LCDR and Mrs. G. Atkinson, LCDR and Mrs. It. I larrup, LCDR and Mrs. Tom Quillin, Lt. and Mrs. Harry Klein, Lt. and Mrs. John Mc­ Cracken, Lt. and Mrs. A. Karnes and Lt. and Mrs. P. Monroe. • . • THE HERALD gets around. Many folks who live here have it follow them when they have to leave. Such Is the case of Ann Siceiowski, who formerly liv­ ed here, until her husband was transferred to .Memphis about three years ago. Ann writes tiiat she still gets Uic Herald and is happy to report that they will be re­ turning "home" to Sanford at the end of August, and no one could be happier. She did not say to which squadron they would be attached. Several charitable organi­ zations will be glad to hear the news, too, as Ann was very active in community en­ terprises such as tile Little Red Schoolhousc and the Can­ cer Society and the Democra­ tic Women's Assn. (We could say the Demo Women could use a little help. We haven't heard much from them lately, though the Re­ publican ladies arc getting pretty active.) Ann is going to be surpris­ ed when she sees how Sanford has grown In the past three years. You don't realize It too much If you slay here, but when you go away, you are amazed when you return and see what has happened. (We know about this first hand.) • • • VAll-U Enlisted W hci, the Checkmates, have had ■ busyweek, with a board meeting, a picnic, a new baby and all COMMUNISTS’ H ll SUNK It 7 — This photo was obtained from un official Communist source which claim it is Navy Lt. (J.G.) Everett Al­ varez Jr. of San Jose, Calif., missing in the American raids on Dip torpedo boat docks in North Viet Nam. Two pilots disappeared during the raids. (NEA Ruuio-Telepliotu) U. S. Moves To Help Tshombe Restore Order WASHINGTON (UP!) — State Department officials today considered plans to in­ crease military and economic aid to tiie Congo Central gov­ ernment as part of an effort to bring order out of the chaos now sweeping the Afri­ can nation. As a first step. Assistant Secretary of State for Afri­ can Affairs G. Mennen Wil­ liams was sent to the rebel­ lion-tom country T u e s d a y night to confer with Premier Moise Tshombe and other Congolese officials in Leop­ oldville. State Dcparunent officials said Williams would discuss the U.S. aid program outlin­ ed to Belgian officials last week by W. Averell Karriman. undersecretary of state. th e department said that the United States and Bel­ gium have agreed on addition­ al meusutes to help the Con­ golese government stabilize the nutiun against rebels cen­ tered In the eastern Congo region of Kivu. Officials said that under the Belgium U.S. agreement, thrro were no plans to intro­ duce any U S. military per­ sonnel beyond a limited num­ ber of technicians required to train the Congolese in the use of the transportation and communication equip­ ment which forms the bulk of American militnry aid. sorts of activities. First llie new officers met at the home of Ronnie Jen­ kins. and nanird Betty Newsome (Mrs. Robert) as tem­ porary chaplain. A little later in the day, Betty gave birth to her first child, a nine pound, 14*3 ounce boy. Saturday, the club, joined by (he foiki from Del. 8 had a picnic at the lake on the Orlando Air Force Base. It was a beautiful day (or lt, everyone had a wonderful time, and went home full of home made Ice cream, liome made pic, and dclicioui salads and hot dogs. During the picnic, an elec­ tion was lie Id to name King a n d Queen Checkmate of I9G4. among the little folks. Little Bryan Hall wai nam­ ed King, with Rebecca Cor­ net as Queen, tiny Lea Ber­ gen as princess and cute little Tonli Buenavista as prince. We expect to have some pic­ tures of them hy next week. In the games that were played, Dennia Hogan and Kurt Goddard came in first in the three-legged race, with Diane and Stephanie Cornett coming in second. Both re­ ceived prizes. The next meeting of the Checkmates will be Aug. 23 at 7:30 p.m. at tho Acey Duccey Club when final plans for the fashion show will be made. The show is scheduled for 7:30 p.m. Sept. II at the NAS Ball­ room, and anyone wishing fur liicr information may call Ag net Buenavista, the chairman Tiie little Checkmate prln cess, Lea Bergen Is a now seven • month • old charmer, who caused some stir at Sem­ inole Memorial Hospital when she checked in at only two pounds. 11 ounces somewhst before she was supposed lo arrive. Tiie tiny Utile one, who spent the first 68 days of her life in the hospital's laolette, is now a bouncing 11 pounds and three ounces, says Mama Dottle Bergen. "She's not exactly plump, but she's doing fine," laid Dot. * -- \4 , ♦! *'".4 v rm i r WASHINGTON (UP1) — The opening salvo* havo sounded in what promise* to be one of the big battles of t h e upcoming presidential campaign—the condition of tho nation’s defenses. Republican presidential can­ didate Barry M. Guldwater let loose the first round Monday In a speech here before the National Association of Coun­ ties. He charged that the ad. minisiration'i "utter disregard for new weapons" would leave to a cut of 90 per cent over the next decade in the nation's "deliverable nuclear capabil­ ity.” On another front, Rep. Mel­ vin R. Laird, R-Wia., chair­ man of the platform com­ mittee at the recent GOP Na­ tional Convention, charged that the administration was attempting to stifle criticism of the "grip in weapons de­ velopment." In a speech prepared for delivery on tiie House floor today, Laird said President Johnson's recent announce­ ment of a new strategic air­ craft called the SR71 was misleading. He said it was just a modified version of tiie A11, a plane he said had been started during the Eisenhow­ er administration. The Pctuagon fired back at Goldwater Tuesday, labeling his charge "totally fulsc" in a statement issued through Assistant De­ fense Secretary Arthur Syl­ vester. And the President, address­ ing the same counties group at the White House, declar­ ed: "The world knows-and uil Americans can know—that the United States Is the strongest nation in history. And all of our plans and oil of the work now going on wilt keep it that way.” Sylvester said that Gotdwater'a assertion about a reduc­ tion in nuclear capability was "not only without foundation but contrary to facts." His statement said that by 1970 the nation will "have a cap­ ability to deliver on target two and n half times a* maiir warheads as we hnd in 1901 and a greater number than we have today." I ‘ I Is HIT BY TURKS — A Cypriot patrol boat, swept by flames, smokes after being hit during the Turkish air raid a t Xeroe, Cvprus, Saturday. Greek OyorioU claim that 3410 wars killed la the nud». (NLA iUuliu-Tclephoto). franfarS REV. RICHARD LYONS of All Souls Catholic Church, center, was hon­ ored nt a birthday reception Riven Sunday by tiie Catholic Women's Club. Shown with him are Rev. James Crotty of Sarasota and Rev. Ralph Kaiser of Sanford Naval Air Station, at left and, a t right, Mrs. C. C. Mamcle of the Women’s Club and Rev. Hugh Keane, new pastor of tiie the Church of the Nativity, Lake Mary. (Herald Photo) Reception Honors Rev. Lyons By Donna Kite* Approximately 3l)0 persons attended a reception Sunday afternoon honoring Rev. Rich­ ard Lyons, pastor uf All Foul* Catholic Church, on the occa­ sion of his birthday. The reception, which was sponsored by tiie Culliolic Women’s Club of All Souls Pariah, was held at tho Knights of Columbus Hall on Oak Avenue. Father Lyons was presented with a sweater by Mrs. C. C. Mamelc. tvctciar) of the club and witli a spiritual bouquet by Ted Michaels, grand knight of St. IUchurd'i Council G3G7, Knights of Cotumbui. Father Lyons expressed his appreciation and delight to tha organizations, parishion­ er* and friends who were pm* sent. Distinguished gucsta 'neluded Rev. Hugh Krune, pas­ tor of the Church of tha Na­ tivity; Rev. William J. Trainor. pastor of St, Mary of the Lakes parish, Eustis; Rev. Ralph Kaiser, Catholic chap­ lain at Sunford Naval Air Station; Rev. James Crotty, teaehrr at Cardinal Mooney High School, Sarasota, and Sister Mary Vcrouiiu, prin­ cipal of All Souls school. Representing uira Catholic organizations were Mrs. Msinrls and Mrs. Gena O'Hara, corresponding secretary of All Souls Catholic Women's Club; Call Von lleiiiiiiis, president and Leo Sal*ail, vice presi­ dent, of AH Souls Holy Xami Society; Mrs. A. W, Teslo, past president and -Miss Dor­ othy Teslo, treasurer, of the Church of tiie Nativity Cath­ olic Women’s Club; Mr*. Per­ ry Sislcr, secretary to the pastor, ('huirh of the Nativ­ ity; Ted Michaels, grand knight, Al Coulter, financial secretary, Buddy L e F l l a , trustee, Lou Huddleston, war­ den, Joe Fnlgionr, inside guurd, George Rogenjia and Paul glinka, of thn executive committee, uil of tiie Knight* of Columbus; Punch, cake, nuts and mints were served. Aug. 12, 1964 — Pago 8 S rra tl i u i ' »•$ BEST-DECORATED lunch box at n recent box-lunch picnic by Girl Scout Troop 112 wan that of Minn Mary Loftier, ahown here, In tho cen­ ter. At left nntl right are Mr. anil Mrs. L. C. Dellnrco, owners of Dell’s Pastry Shop who judged the boxes. (Herald Photo) Prizes Given At Scout Picnic Ml.-v* Mary Lcfflcr was the winner of the bcst-dccoralcd box lunch at a recent picnic held at Sliver Lake by Girl Scout* of C addie Troop 112. J ud get of the decorations were Mr. and Mr*. L. C. Dellarco of Dell’* Pastry Shop. Mi»s Lcflicr's box was decorated with balloon* and streamers. After reaching the lake the Scouts drew numbers and ex­ changed lunch boxes. They ta­ ler went fnr a swim. Those who attended were Frances Datiglcinan, Michele Moreland, Linda Green, Jac klc Morgan, Mrs. Nancy Ilot dvr, Judy and Sally Itobb ami Mrs. Fred Robb. Seoul leader In recent weeks the girls have liven working on tbeir Puppeteer Badge and have completed a shadow puppet show of Little Red Riding Hood. PITCHING PARAGON Waller Johnson, tlio famoui hasebull pitcher, won more gumes, struck out more hatters, pitched more innings amt compiled more shutout* th an a n y other huselinll huiIrr of (he llutli century, ac­ cording to the Encyclopaedia llritnnnica. They are also composing short stories and Illustrating them with cutout pictures. After completion the stories will be presented to children at Seminole Memorial Hospi­ tal. Only thing our Quinine cures: Thirst. CH ARLIE IS O U R BEST S A L E S M A N .. And he's not even on our payroll! HERE’S HOW — GO-KART RACING enthusiast CTO Frank Smart and nine-year-old non Keith pose with impressive collection of trophies they have won. Smart feels that Karts provide the safest form'of motor racitiR for persons front “nine to ninety” and encourages all members of his family to participate ill the sport. (Herald Photo) "*f ’ > •**-. r« j Big Political Guns Open Up On Nation's Defenses S tir Sunland Navy Man Is Celebrity CPO Frank Smart from GCA Radar Unit at Sanford Nava) Air Station and a resi­ dent at 812 Haywood Drive, Sunland Eatates, It a celebrity in go-kart racing circles hav­ ing won 22 trophies in the past t<vo-snd-one-half years, 18 of which were in the San­ ford area with the remaining aix from tha Philippine*. Chief Smart built his first go-kart when he was station­ ed in the Philippines and was Instrumental in introducing tha sport there. According to Smart, drivers and karts must meet stand­ ard safety requirement* s i set up by the Co-Kart Club. When racing, driven muat wear long-sleeved Jacket*, long psnu, gloves and helmet and goggles. Karts, which weigh approx­ imately I GO pounds and can attain a maximum speed of 70 miles per hour, must have fuel tanks made of safety ap­ proved metals and all nuta anj bolts must be elastic locket or carter keyed. Fuels used can be either gasoline or methanol alcohol, although tin latter la preferred because it la less explosive and gives more power. Sm art first became inter­ ested in what he calia "The poor man's Indianapolis rac­ ing" in 1900 when he saw his first go-kait race In Ok­ lahoma. He su)s tiiat It is the safest form of motor rucing for pci sons anyw here from nine to ninety und has en­ couraged his family to be ac­ tive In the spurt. His wife, Libby, raced In the Philippine*, and tlieir daughter, Bernice, 12, and son, Keith, nine, participate in a r­ ea meets. Keith recently won two trophies. Four-year-old Paul, because of hla tender years, can only be an enthus­ iastic spectator a t this tuna. Charlie calk'il a friend down at Thu Herald. Told him lie wan ex­ panding. Needed a new mutt. Tiie paper helped him write a real hum­ dinger of an ml. Charlie got ii fireball. Then lie hail a great buy on hi.-t products. Tiie paper helped him write Home real puller*. Sales were at a cozy profit. Cimrlie'n happy atui ho are we! CharlicH1 our big booster now, tellzs everybody our circulation'll BIG . . . our readers love news, sport*, columnists, want adn, cooking, finddonn, comics. Charlie ways th at coverage attracts the right payroll and the paying customer* I FROM SANFORD EXCHANGE PHONE 322-5612 . ..OH SEMI MILK t OINTY OR 425-5938 I k Sanford Herald 8INCE 1908 �# g(fr OcnforB ftr r a J Tage 4 — Atig. 12. 1M-« Sgt. Gramlin, Family Visits Mother Here % SW IFTS TRU-TENDR STEAKS FULL, CUT BONELESS • • Round Club • • I • Porterhouse T-Bone • Sirloin SW IFTS TRU-TENDR 100% PURE FRESH • STANDING RIB • BONELESS OVEN ROAST ’ SWIFT’S TRU-TENDIt CH U CK ROAST or STEAK GROUND BEEF FLA. 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Sergeant Gramlin is a former student at Crooma High. • • e Mr. and Mrs. Casey Jonoa # and son Casey Jr., and the littlcst Jones left the city Sat­ urday for Union Springs, Ala., where they will visit Mrs. Junes’ sister. • e e E. L. Blacksbearc and Ed Jr. motored to Philadelphia, New York and Wasliiagtoo. They will visit tlic World’s M IAM I- Andrew M. Barr Fair and many other points <4 ft has liecn named executive to interest Neil E. Bahr, vice president • • • of sales for The Deltona Cor­ Mr. and Mrs. George W. poration. leading Florida Slicppanl A S t Petersburg home building and community were in town for a few day a. development company. While here, they were guests A specialist In real estate of hia mother, Mrs. Annie operations and real property Sheppard. Mrs. George Shop management, Harr ha* been pard la a former teacher of in the real estate field 11 mathematics at Crooms High. years. • • • ft He was a member of Wie Rev. J. L. Brooks, pastor of "Million Dollar Sales Club" Zion Hope Baptist Church, will nine years; has organised a observe his Sixth Anniversary number of corporations, and Sunday August 18 at II a. m. Is the author of a book, "How A musical program will ba To Set Up and Profitably Ope­ given at this time. At 3 p. m. rate Your Own Real Estate the Rev. »f. Bernard White Business,’* to be published In hurst and his contfregalloo September by Prentice-Hall. will conduct the serv ices. Tha During the past year he public is invited to attend. served as a real estate sales » • • ft consultant <o John D. MaeAr- E. C. Wilson, instructor of thur. devetoper of Palm Beach Social Studies at Crooma High Gardens, Florida. has returned Itome after study­ Rarr attended the Univer­ ing at Hampton Institute in sity of Maryland and waa a Hampton, Virginia. raptain in the U. S. Army In • • • Korea where he won two Sli­ Joe Brown of New York City ver Stars and a Bronze Star. la visiting our city. Brown He and his wife, Ann, and a was a resident of Sanford fur son. Daniel, live in Fort Laud many years before leaving. erdale. • • • Drew (Bundinl) Brown w a s In town last week as guest of Willie Brown J r. and family. Brown is an associate of Hea­ vyweight Champion Cassius Clay. He U the fdlow ;who elatedly lifted Clay Into the MIAMI— Two executive ap­ air after the referee announc­ pointments at Royal Castle ed him (Clay) the winner over System, Inc.—Jam es J. Rush Sonny Liston. » • • • • as vice j,resident of operation* | and Edwin C Grimm as trea­ The Rev, Harold Bernard surer—have been announced Whitehurst and family observ­ by Lawrence K. Sinner, presi­ ed family day last Sunday. Relatives of his were hero dent. Rush, a former Sears Roe­ from several cities. • • • buck executive, Joined Royat Herbert Cherry took hia Castle tuo years ago, subse­ quently becoming operations family on an extended vaca­ manager, the post lie held at tion. They will visit the the time of Ids new appoint­ World's Fair and many other ft Interesting sites. ment as vice president. s e e Grimm, previously controll­ Zion Hope Baptist Church la er for the company, also Joined Royal Cas'le two years ago observing Its annual revival after serving in the same scrvlcea. You are invitee) to rapacity for Shop Rite Super attend. • a e Markets, a chain of 130 super­ Mrs. Hester Dukes, her markets with headquarters In granddaughter and e o u a i a Elisabeth, New Jersey, a-e leaving today for H a rt ford, Conn, and Greenfield, » Muss. • » s The Missionary Society; of Allen Chapel A.M.E. Choreb met at the home of Mrs.! Ai­ dants Mitchell Sunday a t 1:30 VANDENBERC. AFB, Caltf. p m. The meeting was opened (UPI) — A Titan 2 Intercon­ with the song “Jesus Keeps tinental ballistic missile (IC- Me Near The Cross.” This RM) was launched Tuesday waa followed by a prayer! led by the Air Force on an ap­ by Mrs. Hester Dukes, * parently aucceesful 15,000- Theme: "The Women and Tha mlle-an-hour flight down the Way." Each member took an Pacific missile range, active part in the discussion, Tha 150.ton missile la cap­ The discussion* were on if*)* able of hitting a pre-selected and means of contributing te target up to 0,300 miles away. tha less fortunate, lira. Dukes It was the eecond firing In a was elected reporter. Thera current program to evaluate wss one visitor, Mrs. Conns the weapons system and gat Williams of West Palm Beach. performance data on the mla- Mrs. Lucille Tuns 11 announc­ ft ed that the next meeting would sile. be held at the home of lira. Leri Coleman. Refreshmanta Flying aomewhere for vaca­ were served by Mrs. Williams tion? If the flight Is a long end Mrs. Mitchell. Due to ill* ou«, get up and walk around ne»s. Mrs. Lulu Ellison was a bit every now and then, unable to meet with tha group. Semlnole-DeBary Heart Asso­ They are praying that aha ciation suggests, to keep the win bava s speedy recovery. circulation In your legs from Mrs. LucHie TunsU Is presi­ stowing down. Stretch your dent and Mrs. Heater Dufcea ft leg* on motor trips, too. la reporter. By Robert B. Thom a t Jr. Serjeant Oscar A. Gramlin and family recently paid a visit to his mother, Mrs. M. E. Gramlin. lie is a member of the 301st Administration Company, firs t Armored Di­ vision at Fort Hood, Texas. His unit recently completed (raining In the Mojave Desert Business j f r k Briefs Q J ? 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(Mer­ ry Wlvea of Wlndaor). And Bill came right back with a retort from B«»«ball Commiaaloner Ford Frick: "With thy brawla thou haat dlaturb'd o u r aport.’' (Mldiummer Might'a Dream). CHICAGO (UPI) — Gena By Milton Hlehmomd Mauch, manager of tha N a­ UPI Sports Writer tional League leading Phil­ Someone's always taking the fun out of life, even for the adelphia Phillies, cautiously first place Philadelphia Phil­ predicted today that hla team can win the pennant with a lies. Ordinarily, they would figure great big “If.” to be a happy pennant-bound "If .600 baseball will do it,1 crew today with a nice new h t aald, "wa’ll do It.” winning streak of four games Actually, the Phillies are and a comfortable three-game doing far better than that, lead over the rest of the Na­ with 10 win* In the last 13 tional League. garnet, for a .760 mark, and You'd think they'd have a 66-43 or .606 for tha season. lot to laugh and Joke about “Wa wars a little below following Tuesday’s 13-5 romp t h a t before our currant over the Chicago Cube, in streak," Mauch aald, "ao wa which Johnny CalUaon collect­ had a ways to coma back. ed a grand slam homer and "But if wa can play tha two doubles and newly-acqlurway w* have for 1M game*," ed Frank Thomas chipped In ha added, ”1 see no reason with three double*. why wa can't do it for tha But they were a rather grim other 63.” lot after the victory because Tha Phillies survived two they realized It could have Injuries Tuesday—and luckily been their moat costly one of neither waa aerloua, to awamp the aeaeon. the 8th place Chicago Cuba The reason for their dejec­ 13-6 and run thalr winning e v e tion primarily was an injury atreak to four garnet, only NFL football chler Pete to Cookie Rojae, who has been ona short of their longest of Roielte, after viewing the the unsung hero of tho club the action. r a c e nt All-Btar baieball ■11 year. And as If that wasn’t FRESHMEN AGAIN — Last footbull season, players like George Mira With two games remaining enough of a crusher, Bojas* game: lloneat dull! To our of Miami (top left), Mcl Renfro of Oregon (top right), Bob Brown of with tha Cuba in this stand, aport away l" (Love'o La­ center field replacement, Tony Nebraska (bottom left) and Joe Don Looney of Okiahomn were top colthey might run up the longest bour’* l.o*t). And epeaking Gonzalez, wound up at the tegiate players in tho nation. This yenr, they’ll have to prove themselves winning atreak In tha league of ].ovc'* Labour'* 1.0*1, same hospital. again aa rookies in the National Football League camps of San Francisco, campaign. Manager Gene Mauch said: formerly auependrd Green Dallna, Philadelphia and New York, respectively. "There are no wont* to de­ Bay player Paul ltomung: "One that make* aport to scribe the kind of Job Hojaa the print* and hi* book- has done for us." Nor are there any words to mate*.” And aim Marly aidedescribe Mauch’s anguish lined Alea Karra* of De­ when be saw Rojas ran into troit: "There** no auch the centerfleld wall In the aport by aport o’erlhrown.” third inning while trying to * a * collar Joa Amalflntano'a tri­ BUI had much to aay about ple. the Meta: "Thla la the great­ NEW YORK (UPI)—Right­ Rajai Jammed both wrists, est error of all the real" (M. necessitating a ride downtown hander Mel Stottiemyra bid M. Dream) ..." W h a t la thla T to a Chicago hospital. He waa farewell to the Richmond Vir­ BpnrtT Bear the hoya home,” released but Gonzalez, struck ginians to begin hurling today (Winter’* Tale). But nil! add­ on hla helmet by a Dick EllaTwina won 91 games, finishing waa balling .220 when an injury at Yankee Stadium against By Boh Martel ed wisely, "Hold the sweet • worth pitch In the sixth, waa United Press International second in 1062 and third in sidelined him. A aerie* of re­ the White Sox. Jeat up: thla aport ahall be kept at the hospital overnight MINNEAPOLIS— ST. PAUL 1063. placements had a combined The New York Yankees thronlcled." (M. N. Dream!. for observation. (UPI) — Minnesota Twin*’ Thia year, a aeries of disap­ bought the 11-year-old pitcher "And hava not we affection*, That took a lot of the Joy out Manager Sam Mele, whoso pointments led the Twina from batting averago of less than from the International Lea­ dralrea for aport and frailty, of live Phillies' victory which gray-spccklcd hair la quick­ a contender'* role to that o( an .100. gue's Vcea and optioned eightClub President Calvin Grif­ year veteran lefthander Bud aa men have!" (Othello). t went to John Boozer, whose ly ^com ing a solid mass of also-ran. BUI Dailey, who In 1863 made fith has repeatedly stated that Daley to the Richmond Club On Los Angeles' erratic out­ record now la 2-2. Ellsworth white, isn't attributing hla who was hammered for 11 hits, M relief appearance*, gaining be has no Intentions ef firing on 21-hour zecalL team's tailspin to any individ­ fielder Frank Howard: “Sud­ IS saves and alx victories with Mcle, who ia on a ease-year Stottiemyra, w h m e 13-33 denly a grievous sickness Including CallUon's lath hom­ ual. contract. Mele took a pay cut action record with the Veea took him, that makea him er, in 5*4 Innings, suffered hie Hie Twin*, picked by many an earned run average of 1.06, this year for finishing third in Included a 10-game victory gaap and stare and catch the 14th setback against 13 wins. to battle for the American couldn't get anyooe out this IMS. San Francisco remained year and Is now with Char­ league pennant thla seaaon, •treak, was immediately plac­ sir.” (Henry VI). A patient, yet firm manager, ed Into starting rotation by To strike-threatening big three gamre off the pace with have plunged out of the flag lotte In tbe Southern League, The Twina also had high Mele has tha complete backing Manager Yogi Berra. league umpires! “I will not a 6-3 victory over St. Louia, race Into second division with Milwaukee defeated Houston, IpoasIblUtW of finishing as hopes for Bill Flacher, a re­ of hia players. The rookie led the Interna­ give my part of thia aport for 00, Cincinnati beat Loe An­ liever obtained from Kanaaa Aa one said, "there's noth­ tional Lingue with an earnedlow aa eighth. n pemion of thouaanda,” ti Hr*, 4-Z, and the New York "When a (cam la going bad, City. Ha ia now a scout for ing we'd like better than to win run average of 1.42. He pitch­ (Twelfth Night). for Sam. He's a great guy and ed 10 complete gamea, six of Meta out-lasted the Pittsburgh everything seem* U> happen to the Twins. Bill aided with tired h*lt Pirates 3 2 in a game called it,” M de aald. "W ten wa Bcmie Allen, who had a fin* a great manager. But we Jurt which were shutouts, and players: "If all the year were because of rain in the eighth make a mistake the opposing rookie aeaaon In 10A2, never can't seem to do anything struck out M in 132 innlngi. playing holiday*, to sport inning. club Jumps aU over us. I've quite regained hie form and right,” Slot Item eyr* Jointed the Vir­ Would he a* tedious a* to Mela's respect for hia play- ginians test year. He had never aeen as many unearned work." (Henry IV), era U also very evident. runs in my life like the once been playing Clsaa B bsli at • • * At a recent civic function Greensboro, N. C. Uni have been scored against About boxing Bill said, Mele Introduced hia players us recently." Daley, 21, had a 8-2 record "I* It *pnrt7 I think It la: amidst applause from tha audi­ with the Yankees. He chalked Mete, a resident of Quincy, and doth affection breed ence. Maas., and a former basketball up a 4.63 earned-runa average ‘Now I want to applaud In 33 framea this season. It? I think It doth.” (Othelstar at New York University, them myaelf,” Mcle said. lo). |t's a good thing Bill Result* Tuesday Night took over the Twina June 23, "Things haven't been powrote, not «p«ke, or *ome- Lake Mary va. North Orlando, 1061, when the club waa In Ing so good but these guya body might have punched ppd., wet grounds ninth ptace and Cookie Lavahim for saying it that way. Casselberry va. Bear Lake, gel to was fired. CHICAGO - (NEA) — The have always given m a 100 ppd,, wet Krmindi Under Mela, the club played American Medical Association per cent.” To Floyd Patterson, "0, W L F ct OB STANDINGS near .300 ball the rest of the Comm Mice on the Medical quirk, or 1 am gone” . ■ . Phite. 66 43 .606 0 0 #ea«on and moved up to sev­ Aspects or Sports and the Na­ 4'tn our aport* my belter Altamonte Springs San Fran. 63 48 .573 3 o 0 enth place. In each of the tional Federation of State canning faint*.” (Anthony Rear Lake Ctnn. 63 31 .333 5V* 0 0 1062 and IMS aeicons tha High School Associations rec­ and Cleopatra). "To sleep, Casselberry Pitta, 59 31 .334 TV* 0 0 perchance to dream. Ah, Lake Mary St. Louis 39 33 .371 8V* ommended closer atentlon to North Orlando 0 0 that'* the rub.” (Hamlet.) Milwaukee 37 34 .314 10 equipment in safeguarding Ijos Anf. 33 36 .490 12 alhlctea. BUI advised Fktyd: "Fight W 1, PcL GB Chicago 32 58 .472 14V4 For the head, s helmet of closer, or, flood Faith, you'll 70 43 .619 Tueaday’a Result* Houiton 48 67 .4172t shock-absorbing material en­ Baltimore catch a blow." (Henry VI). Chicago 69 44 .611 1 New York • a • 33 18 .31033 cased In a rigid plastic shell 63 43 .591 3H United Press International Jacksonville A Buffalo 1, tat waa suggested. Snug fit, rigid New York Tuesday's Results On Soccer: "Thou say'at 39 37 .308 12V* Philadelphia 12 Chicago 8 LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) Jackaonville 7 Buffalo 2, 2nd face masks with internal cush­ Los Ang. thla aport were hinder'd by 38 34 .500 13V* New York I Pittsburgh 2, Detroit — Hllnrlu Morales, 157. Mex­ Toronto S Atlanta 4 ioning, not to protrude more thy brawla." (Comedy of Er­ 33 59 .482 15V* called end TV4 toning*, rain Minn. ico City, knocked out Thell Columbus 6 Syracuse I than an Inch and a quarter rors). Cleveland St 60 .474 16V* Cincinnati t Los Angelos a Torrance, 100, Loe Angeles, 7. from the nose, and a dentistOn signing college atari by Richmond 6 Rochester 0 33 61 .463 17V* Milwaukee 8 Houston 8 Boston fitted mouthpiece were rec­ tha proa: “Then will two at 43 72 .283 27 Wash. Wednesday's Game* HOUSTON (UPI) — Manommended. once woo one, that m uit nerds Kan. City 42 71 .372 28 New York at Pittsburgh (N) uel Gonzalez, 147, Odraia, Body pads should be of be aport alone.” (M. N. Tuesday'* Remit* Philadelphia at Chicago shock-absorbing material and Tex., knocked out Rip Ran­ Dream). Chicago 4 New York 4,1st, day San Francisco at 8L Louia (N) all players should have ankles dall, 147, Houston, 3. Tuesday's Results Thla waa the kind of guy Chicaq° • New York 2, 2nd, Los Angeles at Cincinnati (N) wrapped with 2V* to l-lndi BUI waa. A great aporta (N)v Houston at Milwaukee (N) Birmingham 8 Knoxville 3 width bandages, of material SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI) Baltimore • Boston 7 writer. Adieu . . . Adieu. Thursday's Gamea other than elastic. Cleats — Rig Kkt Goldstein, 103, Ran Lynchburg 4 Chattanooga 0 Washington 3 Kanaaa City 2 Philadelphia a t Chicago should be kept short and rub­ Minnesota I Detroit 2 Diego, knocked out A1 Con­ Columbus 2 Charlotte 0 Only game scheduled ber heels without cleats may nie*, 210, Phoenix 5. Macon 8-7 Aahevilte 6-4 Wednesday's Games be used. Cleveland at Lo* Angeles, (N) NEW YORK (NBA) - The Washington at Kama* Oky U. S. Olympic Committee el ENTER DOUBLES (N) ready has started planning for CHESTNUT HILL, Mata. Detroit at Minnesota (N) the IMS games in Mexico City NEW YORK (NEA) - It following week missed tha 36- (UPI) — Rafeal Otuna and The committee has author­ aeems that certain members of hole cut to the Phoenix Open. Antonie Palafox, members ef Boston at BaRimote (N) Chicago at New York ized the research firm of Ar the professions] golf tour suf­ Thao there’s Julius Boro*, Mexico'* Davis Cup team, Thursday'! Gamas Utur D. Little, Inc. Boehm, to fer a letdown after winning a who won tha Greensboro, Open Tuesday entered tha 84th na­ Detroit at Minnesota make a complete study of the to urns meat. sod missed U» cut to the Matt- tional doubles championships, Boston at Baltimore, (N) Olympic program. Take Tommy Jacobs, far ex­ era tournament tha following which begin Sunday a t tha Chicago at New York (T-N) The firm will study the fuac ample. He won the Palm week. Mike Soucbak won tha Longwood Crtekat Club. Only games scheduled lions, policial, program* and Springe Golf Classic and the Memphis Open and than failed operations of the Olympic to survive a qualifying round committee and will make rec far the U. 8. Open the n u t ora mend at Ions to Improve the day. U. S. effort. FAIRFIELD, Conn. (NEA) Gary Flayer had aim Oar —One thing le certain about trouble* after winning tha 300 INNOUNCB APPOINTMENT tome of the New York GtaaU' Festival Open. Ftva day* later MONTREAL (UPI — N a­ rookie back*—they're {sat he missed tha cut to Thundertional Hockey I-eague Presi­ Oklahoma's Joe Don Looney, bird Classic. dent Clarence Campbell Tuee- the top draft choice, can run But th a n are alwaye ex­ day announced the appoint­ the 100-yard dash in 2.7. Clar­ ceptions, and to this ta ts M's ment of Fred Corcoran of ence Childs of Florida AAM Tony Lem a, who woo tha 11 4 k New York to the newly creat­ has been timed in 1.1, but the Tbuoderbtod and Buiefc Class­ ed position of promotion con- best of all Is Homer Jones of ic* back-to-back. Phams F A 2-4814 aulKnt, Texas Southern Maybe it's the champagne. % t Powell's Blast 1 Gives Orioles 8 To 7 Victory THEY KEEP BUGGING HIM By MUten Rickman New Yank Hurler To Face White Mele's Hair Turns White As Sox Today Todays Sportrait Twins Continue In Tailspin Seminole Summer League Fif ht Results AMA Suggests More Attention To Grid Gear International National League American League Southern League Looking Ahead Blaik, Rote Elected To Grid Hall Of Fame NEW YORK (UPI) — Earl (Red) Blaik, farmer W e s t Point football coach, and Kyle Rote, ex-Nsw York Giant* playsr, today handed a Hit of 10 men *leeted to the National Football Founda­ tion's Hall of Fame. The addition of the new men boosted the total mem­ bership to 172 players and 61 coaches, according to Chester J. Laroche, foundation president. The other players sleeted Include the late Langdon Lsa, Princeton tackle and AllAmerica In 1892-06, and the late Charles R. Rinehart, La­ fayette guard In 1804-07, from tha pre-1900'a. Other modern era players named were Charles O. "Chuck" Carrol), University of Washington halfback; Ray R. Evana, Kanaaa University halfback; Robert J. Herwtg, University of California cen­ ter; Allison (Fooley) Hubert, University of Alabama fullheck; the late William N. Mallory, Yala fullback; and UPI Sports Writer Big Boog Powell once waa banned from playing baseball and there are some grum­ bler* who *««n fa fad ho never should have been per­ mitted back. Thia particular group hap­ pens to be made up of opponcets of tho first place Baltimore Orioles. It also hap. pros to be prejudiced, Just ae you probably would be too if someone was knocking your block off. Powell was banned from the Lakeland, Fla., Little League 10 years ago because he wae too big. He rtood 3-feet-T. weighed 163 pounds at the age of 12 and they were afraid he might kill someone. They were right, bee tuee American League pitchers will tell you he's killing them now. At 22, the 6-feet-3, 233-pound Powell is the big reason tha Orioles lead the pack by one game today. He drilled his 30th homer Into the left field bullpen a t Baltimore's Memorial Stadium Tueeday night to break a 6-8 tie and powar the Orioles to an 8-7 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Elsewhere to the American League, the ChiciRo White Sox, who had dropped 10 to a row to the New York Yankees, swept a day-night doublehead­ er from them 6-4 and 8-3; the Cleveland Indiana blanked the Los Angeles Angels 3-0; Minne­ sota snapped Detroit's sevengame winning atreak 5-3, and Washington knocked over Kan­ sas City 3-2. STYLE SETTERS NEW YORK (NEA) - The Brooklyn Dodgers were t i n t W. Earl Sprackllng, quarter­ team to w eir batting helmets In the major leagues. They back from Brown University. wore them as early as 1941. The foundation’s lienors Court, heeded by Fred Ruesell, sport* editor of tha Nashville Banner, J u d g e s each man's achievement* in SALES A SERVICE college football, hia contribu­ R.C.A. and G.E. tion to hla college aa an un­ dergraduate and hla vocation­ COLOR TV al and civic puriulta follow­ ing graduation. The men will be formally SANFORD ELECTRIC Inducted into the Hall of 118 S. MAGNOLIA AYE. Feme a t the foundation's an­ 322-1562 nual dinner, Dec. 8. 1 STRETCH THE YEA R S B E T W E E N P A IN T IN G ' W I 1 tl Perfect Team t AM O D ' SHI RWI N W i l l f AMS NEW YORK (NEA) - Tha National Football League re­ cently polled Its coaches on the make-up of an ideal profeeatonsl teem and tha con­ sensus agreed K would be something like this: Offense— Four wide receiv­ • P ar all types of axtariar surfaces ers, two blocking ends, eight Interior linemen, three quart- e E xtra y e a n of beauty end pro­ erbacks, tiva running tection far your home ona kicking specialist. 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Grainger was a State Depart­ ment employe in Sai­ gon, Viet Nam, kid­ naped with his Filipino assistant, (NEA Telephoto) “MAXWELL HOUSE" • INSTANT .1 10 Ji L Llmilt One Of Y Yirnr Choir* With Your IS Or More Food Order I'leaae m m tm Grade HA** “Wilson’s Certified" 8-10 Mis. Avg. HEN Adult Library Help Needed TURKEYS Moose Women Hove Officers Chapter Night Officers Chapter Night of Sanford Chapter 1404, Wom­ an of the Mooae, waa held Monday night In the tempor­ ary Moose Itoma In Lake Mary with Senior Regent ElnUc Small preildlng. Following Introduction of all chapter officcra, Mr*. Small fortnully prcicnted two guide table* and a framed copy of the chapter’* 10 golden rule* which wa* hung during the meeting. Enrollment waa conducted for Helen Kaelin far Chapter 1401 nnd for Sua Jackaon for Home Chapter 0. Caih door prix# waa won by Nanry I'nrklmon and a silent auction waa held with pro­ ceed* to benefit tha chapter. 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GOLD BOND With Thla | Coupon A Tha Pnrrhaao Of Each “Bonaleaa" STAMPS BEEF ROAST I Coupon good at your “ThrUtway" Only Thru Saturday Auguat 13 60 EXTRA GOLD BOND With Thla i Coupon A Tha Purrhaao Of SWEET STAMPS CORN 9 Ear* S»c i Coupon good o t your "ThrUtway" Only Thru Saturday Auguat 19 J �Vfc ffiftr l T*nj?e 8 — A tig. 12, 19R4 V rni Mrs. Cecil Dandridge Is Hostess To Bridal Shower Feting Miss Johnson f M in Janet Johnton, popular bride-elect of Michael Korean, "T w ai honored recently with a !* |fi bridal ahowcr at the Cecil Dandridge home on 10th Court > •?u k* with Mra. Daodrldge eervlng •a hoitea*. Gamea and conteata were played with prizea awarded and the bride-elect received 4 ► many lovely and uieful gifta. The eervlng table, overlaid with aheer lace over an orchid •« aatln liner, wai centered with •I a lovely cryata] punch bowl with matching tray, accented with cryatal candle holdera containing orchid tapcri. A colonial bridal bouquet of or­ chid! and llllea of the valley wai arranged In a lovely milk g la n compote. J in c t received the guests in a im art pink linen ahift, and her mother, Mra, Clifford Johnaon, wore a lovely blue and brown print with a match­ ing overskirt. Mri. Korean, 7 “ mother of the proipective >«* bridegroom, received In a low cut yellow polka dot and the hoiteia wore a chic white -«■ •hlft with nautical atyling. O thcn enjoying the delight­ ful pre-nuptial party were the M lnea Glenda Albert, Linda Adcock, Barbara Williford, Brenda Carroll, Lucy Willlt, Diane Smith, Sharon Whltcrn, Shirley Wilder, Donna I'etera, and Karen Wallitead. ADo attending were M in .. r j, * Lorraine St. Clair of Columbui, Ohio, and Min Suian r , Hleri of Atheni, Ga. Jf ,* m* By Julia Barto* Marge Kllia, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Duano Fcllowi of Altamonte Springs and Wil­ liam Jonci of Maitland, aon of Mr. a ad Mra. Eli Jonei of Alabama, were united In holy matrimony on Friday, August T, 1WH at the Altamonte Com­ (*. munity Chapel with Kcv. E. W. Miller officiating. The bride wa* gowned In a atunnlng two piece beige lace ememble over tafreta and ahe carried a white Bible cen­ tered with a white orchid, Mlaa Roxann Fellows at­ tended her (liter as maid of honor, wearing a navy blue suit with white accessories. Norman Jones aerved his brother aa best man. Following Gw wedding, • reception wai held at the . « homo of Mr. and M n. Boland Grundy In Dol Ray Manor. Attending the reception were MRS. CECIL DANDRIDGE, left, wua hoatcHH recently a t her 10th Court homo to a britlnl ahowcr honoring Mias Janet Johnaon, bride-elect of Michael Korean. With Mra. Dandridge arc MrH. Edward Korean, Michael’s mother, the honorce, and her mother, Mrs. Clifford Johnnnn, Mr. and Mra. Duane Fellows ind children, Bonnie, Jean and Jimmie; Bryan Keith F.llli, Marvin Fellowa, Rox­ ann Fellows, Norman Jonee, Mr. and Mra, John Torpoo, Dr. and Mra, J. D. Lynch, Mrs. Grady Hall and daugh­ ter, Judy ami Mr. and Mra, Carl S, Jordan and daughter, Sherri, Mr, and Mrs. Jones will re­ side In Longwood following a wedding trip to Miami. Final wedding plans have been completed for the Lud­ wig-Hodges wedding. M in Judy Ludwig and Glynn Hodg­ es will I* married on Satur­ day, Aug. IS, at a p.m. at the Firit Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Grover Sewell officiating. All friends and relatives of the couple are cordially Invit­ ed to attend the wedding and the reception ini mediately fol­ lowing. By Mr*. Frank While Mr. and Mra. Eliworth Og­ den of Amigos Road have re­ turned from a trip to Chero­ kee, Ky., where they camped and made side trips to places of inlrrrst. They went on to Ronoke, Vs., and then up to the World's Fair, New York. While in the New York area, they visited In South Hamp­ ton, Long Island, N. Y., Hain­ es Falls and the Ausable Chaim in New York State. On tlie way back to DeUary, they returned to Lynbrook, Long Island a n d brought their niece, Mlaa Debbie Weachrik, back with them, and ahe will stay until ichool open* in New York. COATS Water Reprllrnt Builds Check* Fur Trim Variety Or Htylea And Colors MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM JONES are shown at their wedding reception a t the homo of Mr. anil Mrs. Rotund Grundy In Do] Ray Manor, A lta­ monte Springs, Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. Williams of Park Lane, hon­ ored Mr*. Frank Hill of Sem­ inole Drive, who will be leaving DeBary to live in Michi­ gan, with a dinner party Wednesday evening at (heir Hjowra Paula Mattson Enters WAVES Fashions Opea Wed. p.m. A Fri. Nlta Ry Mra. Frank Wbha Mias Paula Mattaaa of De­ nary will leave aoon for Bainbridge, Md., for 10 weeks Bom Mixer. of Boot Camp training with the WAVES. Mlaa Mattson waa born In New York in 1010. She has lived In Florida with her par­ ents, Mr, and Mra. Wayne A. It alt ton for seven years. She waa graduated from DeLand High School In June, 1M4 .and works with the Candy Strlperi at Seminole Hospital, 8anford, and the DeBary MaooreUri at the DeBary Manor. CtlNMIll US I OR I fill H --tfffc Set Tomorrow Mrs. Caroline Hnltirlaw of MiLarly'a Fabric Shoppe re­ minds all ladies interested in sewing of an interesting and constructive aewlng clinic to be held tomorrow. Aug. 13, at the First Federal Savings and taan Building. Miss B a r b a r a Lleuwen, fashion stylist from McCali Pattern Company, will speak on alterations and fittings and will demonstrate the new "adjust-to-you'* patterns by McCalls, as well as other sew­ ing tcchnlquei. There will be two sessions, the first from 10 to 11:30 a.m. and the afternoon session la 2 to 3:30 p.m. There is no charge and the public is cordially Invited to attend. Her ambition is to go Into training at San Diego, Calif., and the hopes to become a hospital corps man. Mias Matt­ son Is a member of the DeBsry Community Methodist Church, and ■ choir member. She also waa affiliated with the Methodist Youth Fellow­ ship at the church and Sunday School. DeBary home. Among the guests were Mrs. Charles Bertsch, Mr. and Mra. Price Good ton, Miss Alice Cooper and MUs Adelaide Conte. Mr. and Mra. Earl Walker have returned to DeBary fol­ lowing a week spent at Mar­ lon, Ky., where they visited Mr. Wslker’s mother’s home, ind the home of Mrs. Walk­ er's aunt, Mrs. Eschol Pick­ ens. Frank Laymel is doing nice­ ly following surgery at the Orlando Air Base Hospital. He Is in Ward 12, and hit friends at the Fire Recreation Hall mlaa him and with him a apeedy recovery. shoulder. A short blue veil falling from a forward jewel­ ed tiara formed her headpiece and she carried a nose­ gay of pink carnations show­ ered with tiny pink satin streamers. Mist Tina Bauman and Miss Martha Raye Davis attended tho bride as bridesmaids, and MRS. RAYMOND N. DENNETT (Gussnum Photo) MRS. KAY WESLEY, centor, of Luke Griffin Circle in Casselberry, re. cently hud ns house guests, Mrs, Myrlice Johnston, left, and Mrs. Ollio N orthcutt, right, from Charleston, S. C. Mrs. Wesley entertained her guests with a beach party with other guests, Mrs. Azilee Able and her son, from Columbia, S. C. and Mrs. Carl Huff and her two daughters from W inter Park. The guests were fascinated with Florida plant life and en­ joyed shopping and eating in various restaurants. Oviedo Personals they wer* attired i i street length blue lac* sheaths, with nosegays and headpieces iden­ tical to the matron of honor. Richard Bennett aerved hta brother as best msn and ush­ ers were Roy Smith and Phil­ lip Smith. Michael Stephen Keitt, nephew of the bride, was ring bearer. Mrs. Kinard chose for her daughter's wedding a sm art turquoise lace sheath with white accessories and a pink carnation c o r s a g e . The groom's mother, Mrs. Ben­ nett, was attired in a white ensemble with matching ac­ cessories and a pink carna­ tion corsage. Immediately following the wedding, the reception waa held at the William F. Dyches home on Wood me re Bou­ levard. The reception rooms were decorated with baskets of while glads and white pom poms. The traditional three tiered wedding cake was served from a table covered in lace and centered with a mixed floral arrangement. Miss Triva Arnett kept th« bride's book and assistants at the reception were Mr*. Jim ­ my Poovey and Mrs. Kenneth Craig. For her coin: away outfit, the bride chose a sm art blu* and green print with an A-llna skirt and low cut bodice. Her accessories wera white, and she wore the orchid from her white Bible, Following a wedding trip to South Carolina, Mr. and Mrs. Bennett will reside at 202 Wood mere fllvd. Out of town wedding guests included Jacob and Rcbccca Garrick, Norway, S. C.; Mar­ tha Raye Davis, Nceaea, S. C.; Mr. and Mra. Kenneth Craig, Indian River City, and Mr. and Mrs. K. Y. Bennett and Wayne Bennett from Or­ lando. SEMINOLE HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS! HAIR CONDITIONING Plus Keg. 817.80 Body Wave I f tt-SO 4 " complete FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-4913 Betty Anne's visiting their daughter and with her parents after son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Col­ month's visit In Waycross. lins Barnes and children. Bev­ erly Faulk returned home Ilalr Styling Salon 2201 S. Park Ave. DON'T MISS IT! r h i m r i : r\i:i\ m aLL NOTICE There** no need of * long statement when our mea*a(* is brief. So we’ll just skip _____________________________ ONLY 11X 14 Portrait 9 8 Plua 35c Mailing and Handling Charge * Groupa 61.00 each additional person * One to a person — two to a family • Children up to 12 year* A “Major" must for the new Hair Tread la a gent la Body Perm. In our Budget Department: Rag. |1 M Wava 88.78. Reg. 112.30 Wave IASI, all complate with Shaping A Styling. Personality shaping, cond.. shampoo A set 11.28 during Aug. only. Rvonluga by appointment. Cor. E. 1st A Sanford Are. 311-1823 822-8482 Miss Jolly Mat Kinard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kinard, of Norway. S. C., be­ came the bride of Raymond N. Bennett, aon of Mr. and Mrs. Waller Lee Bennett, of Sanford, on Saturday, Aug. 8, at 4 p.m. The couple were united in holy matrimony at the Central Baptist Church with the Rev. Gait Smith performing the im­ pressive candlelight, double ring ceremony. The church was decorated with a profus­ ion of palms and pedestal baskets of white glads and pom poms. Two wrought iron •nvcn-hranchcd, standing can­ delabra were on either side of the altar. Mra. Shirley Grleme, or­ ganist, played the traditional nuptial music and Mrs. Karl L. Kcitt, sister of the bride, aang "O Promise Me" and "Oh Perfect Love." Given in marriage by her father, the bride wai lovely in a white formal gown of lace and aheer nylon, featuring a fitted bodice with a scalloped neckline and long tapered sleeves. The voluminous skirt wai accented with a cascade of dainty ruffles cncirling Ihe skirt In tiers. Her im­ ported veil of Illusion fell from h jeweled tiara and she car­ ried a while Bible centered with a white Cattclya orchid. Mra. William F. Dyche* at­ tended her sister as matron of honor and waa gowned in street length blue sheer nylon featuring a bouffant skirt with the fitted sloevlcas bodice ac­ cented with a round neckline gracefully draped at the • 4 to fi Posea from which lo chooee Reg. 820 Wava 818. 817.80 W art 112.80. IIS Wave 110. For tho School Mlaa . . . e Whlrly Curl Bob . . . calls for a Soft Perm. SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Miss Jolly Mae Kinard, N. Bennett United In Impressive Church Rites By Evelyn Lundy Mr. and Mrs. It. R. Spen­ cer Jr. have returned lo their home in Oviedo, after a trip to Stanton, Ky., where they visited H. R.'s grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. If. R. Bowman, and other relatives. They Mrs. Kurt Werner and her visited the Natural Bridge and (laughter, Ann Samer, of Lu­ Sky Bridge, and loured the cerne Drive have guests from Smokies on the way home. Philadelphia, Pa. Mrs. John Duda Jr. and her Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pea­ daughters, L i n d a , Leslie, cock of Pine Drive are enter­ Pam and Beth, also Elaine taining Miss Susan Paist of Duda, a cousin, and Mrs. J. Roalyn, Pa., at Silver Springs, R. Battle drove to Tampa last Daytona Beach and places of Friday and visited the famous interest in the Central Flor­ Buich Gardens. ida area. Mlaa Gay Ulrcy spent last Mr. and Mrs. William Hoff­ week at New Smyrna Beach mann of Lucerne Drive have aa the gueit of her aunt, Mra. as guests, their daughter, Wilma Colbert, and ion, Billy, Mrs. H. Gmender, of Syra­ of Sanford. cuse, N. Y., and her two tons, Philip and Richard. The Returning home front a visit boya a rt enjoying awimming to Waycross are Mr. and Mra. at Daytona and New Smyrna L, L. Faulk Sr. They had been Beach with their grandfather. Speciol For August! (that’s our Grapefruit) L Free Of Charge DeBary Personals Lightweight All-Purpose 2626 PARK DR. Western Trip Sewing Clinic Marge Ellis Exchanges Vows Final Wedding Of Marriage With Mr. Jones Plans Announced <• * . 4 . I Returns After By Evelyn Lundy Tho Jerry Arndts tell of a moat enjoyable vacation from I Also the Mmci. Vernal Car-1 Smith, Howard Jonci, Marie IL. lflera, H. M. Wilder, nalph which they recently returned. roll, Donald Whlttem, Hubert Dandridge, George Willii, W. |P etera and Jerome Sporkc. They traveled 4fl00 miles and passed through 17 states. The first part ol their trip wai spent In Shelbyvllle, Michigan, where they visited Mrs. Arndt's mother, Mrs. Margaret Bren ner and other relatives. Leaving Michigan, they Ira veled west to Colorado Springs to visit their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Panke and their three small boys, who are stationed at (he famous Air Academy there. They went tight-seeing around Colorado Springs, to Manitou Springs, various mountain trips and other points of in­ terest. In Des Moines, they visited with friends, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Smith. In Shamrock, Texaa, they visited Bsv. and Mrs. John Obiedo, Sir*. Obledo will be remembered by her many friends here as the former Marion Stanko. Going by way of Texarkana, Texas, they visited wllh Mr. Arndt's cousin, Don Knowlton, then stopping In Bsysprings, Miss, they visited with friends. Spending this delightful va­ cation with Mr. and Mrs. Arndt, wera their children, Arden, Ronda, and Marsha, also a guest, Mita Lynda Spencer. Ludwig-Hodges :• T he Arndt Family d ia J V u s d i'A 105 8. Oak At *. BEAUTY NOOK . 322-5742 down her* and say “RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offer* * complete electrical service, doe* good work, does it prompt* ly, efficiently and cheerfully and does appreciate Ha customers.** Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company 112 Magnolia Avenue Phone 322-0915 Cow ■ •relit . . . Residential . . . Industrial Wiring TI1URS. - FRI. - SAT., AUG. 13, 14, 15 10 A. M. - 5 P. M. C c r a m / tA . �n Altamonte Group Lists Projects To Aid Library Iff* B anT nrlt 'A u p . 12. 1!M 1 — X rrn lll Tapp 0 lly Julia Rsrln* Mr*. J a m e s M. W a l t e r J r . , president. L ib ra ry of the A ltam onte A s so c ia tio n . sta te d to d ay t h a t the g r o u p >•' c o n ­ t in u a l ly se e k in g a ay a and m e a n t of r a i l i n g f u iu lt in o r ­ d e r to build a ne w lib r a r y . T he a s s o c i a t i o n 's f i r s t p r o ­ j e c t will be p a i n t i n g t h e e x ­ t e r i o r a n d porch o f t h e prol e n t l ib r a r y b u ild in g in o r d e r t h a t it will be p r e s e r v e d in good c ondition a n d prove a t ­ t r a c ti v e to a f u t u r e b u y e r. It i* hoped t h a t r e a s o n a b l e bids f o r th e p a i n t i n g job r a n be s e c u re d a n d I n t e r e s t e d p e r ­ sons a r e a s k e d to p r e s e n t bids tn w r i t i n g in c a r e o f t h e Al­ ATTENDING Hit* Children's Story Hour ouch Saturday at the Altamonte t a m o n t e S p r i n g s L ib r a r y . Spniipa Community House are, front front left. Kristina Webb, David O t h e r p r o j e c ts included on Walter. Terri Willoughby, Kitty (iilbcrt. Jeitnnle tlilbort, Hobby Anderson t h e c a l e n d a r o f event* fo r the and Ellen Malone; Imck, Nancy Mendez. Doujr Walter, Cheryl Willoughby, f u m i n g y e a r a r e t a g day in Cathy Ivlinp, Cheryl llriuga, Christine Warren, Dale Warren and Russell S e p t e m b e r , a fa sh io n show n Warren . (Herald Photo) O c to b e r , a w h ite e l e p h a n t sale in N o v e m b e r , r u m m a g e sales 111 D e ce m b er a n d J a n u a r y , r » r d p a r t y in F e b r u a r y , a s e c ­ ond fa sh io n show in M a r c h and an a r ts and h an d cra fts f e s t iv a l a n d t h e a n n u a l te a a n d a s s o c i a t i o n m e e t in g in Anullirr M’quvel for np A p ril. f prnprinle tmiing fur s HerD e ta ile d I n f o r m a tio n will be 11} J u l i a llarto* port* t h a t a t t h r p r r * e n t tim*nuiiislylr thi'Utrc-Dstimriint giv en on t h e v a r io u s e v e n ts Mrs, Ed!intt Wi*l»lff reader thu ih iltlrv n n r r r n j u y i n F *hort a s t h e d a te f u r each a p ­ f o r tl*e Children** S to ry H o u r atoric* a b o u t nnitu nN A IJIJL 'ST 10. lUttl T h r on Luke Com o u t » m ilrluyproaches. A D M ISSIONS held e ac h S a t u r d a y from 9:80 g r o u p also r n jo y * sin^inj? cd Momlny nigtit by the l ««• D a r r e l l Itlack, i buries ( t u rn u n til 10 n.m. a t the AH auionto ftonys al r a r l t w eekly so**ion. soHierry Town Cimm*il. D u r in g n |iul>)ir tieHring on sed. Robert C r e n s h a w , Kred Sprint?* C o m m u n ity House, reOnly thrrt* weeks mnuin in a n n|i|icul o f a ilei’islon by WalUui, Michele M u r p h y , R o­ thr atimninr pro|?rnm and on I lie t o n in g boa rd, t h e Conn, il s a Mae K r i l l , Rosie Lee Mollnr t u b rn rv rv Jttin r.A Auif. 29 tlir childrrn will rod e f e r r e d its decision upon th e le r lo , ( i e r tr iu le Z e r r e n n e r , CeI'O l'R T n i l BUR utti,rnliin»,i* a^nnlr nn.l nl.-3 rOUffTY. r i .O I I I I M . s u g g e s t i o n o f T o w n A t t o r n e y eil Drow n, Kthel la-e W alk er, IV HE: enjoy a party and r* freshKen M e ln to fli u ntil n full Krctl Dope. Carol D e bra S t a p ­ i:HTATB o r JO S E P H IN E P. In fkr i H urt nf tk* I m m f f tnenta. Jiidgr, *«*anlmi|r l i i n n l f i H fitW H IT E , bo a rd could b e a r the pleas ler, T h e r e s a Smut lions, all of lilm. In |*r««l»*ir. n v % ls \ u ririfl Thr Story Hour is conduct* fo r a n d a g a i n s t Die decision. NOTICE Irt IIK.ltE l l Y iHVEN In »fi I N In ir nf S a n f o r d ; Marie F a r l e y , D e ­ rd unnuitlly under au*pict*a of t h a t tha urnlf rul* ne<l will, nn P-iiil K. John no ii, Ill o ilie r a c tio n the C o u n ­ n a r y ; N o r m s H e rndon, G e n ­ f fit* 19th flay of Augiiit A. P. the Altamonte Sprint?* Com­ cil a p p r o v e d a r e q u e s t f ro m H<M, pr*P#nt t»i tti* HonoraM* T o III r m l l t t i r i anil l**r*«*n* e v a ; V ie nna C n n d re y , l.nkc «"otinty fud«* nf 8* ml no}* Vlnvlim I In lift* ur l i n n u nil* munity Library A*woiiution m il l ia r d C a s s e l ls 'r r y to v a c a te M a r y ; H e n r y Nixon. O s te e n ; % k *ln*t **l«l I'-* in I n County, Florid*. hi* final r*with the aid of the Altamonte the plot fo r t h e section You Nllti parli of you AM* turn. nc rount nri'l vourluir*. ** M ark lln relrig g , D a y to n a Ancillary Arlmlnlctrittor of t h - I m r lt y n-vlflpl »n4 r ^ u u l m l Springs library. known us L illiandale. I touch. • • ta t* of j o N K I'IIIV r. l» to i»ft-#rit ttri> Dl*lm* and 4*I h e Council a ls o g r u n t e d a minus W H IT E , 4 * ' ♦#**■!* motl at th - n »* 114 » w J1 1<rli y t»ii, fir * IHi* r **f feiitm ttm# then «n>1 ttiar* rn*k* you, nidi > h.ivr NKsilimt th* r e q u e s t f r o m th e W intci Dark Mr. a n d M rs, tiu g e n e Mona p p ll c a l ln n , l© "Hid J iM r « far * •Nttip «f |*aut K .li'liiiiJnn, «lrT elep h o n e C o m p a n y to cross te r io o f Snnfxi'd, a baby boy. fin at • •*11 11‘m *?n t of hi* a <1m In • crrtb*d, lu * uf '.itil t'otifiTy, iMtratls.Ti of **14 tu in t* *ri«l for 10 th* i’.nin ! f tow n s t r e e t s in t l n c e places of D IS C II VKG MS rirriT in i * u r n : ■ n o r It r -Mbchar til ©r him s « _ hijl# County. Flurl4t»* a t Hi* nfNt>T 1C !*« 1M li* I *'i iy u I %#■n i h * I to lay u n d e r g r o u n d rallies, lio s M ic hel,, Lucille A n d e r ­ *u h nuc lllar) #4mtnUTr*5<>r. j fI«"* in th* ci»urt h©ut* <if * t!4 1 * th an Failed tn hit*lri« ** at l kaU’it *im 17th iI iajt ot Ju|> Cuunty ^iinfur»lf F1orl4.». M.iiUh.ifti <|4,. L itiKuiwnl, Hfio- tallied uction on a re quest son, Mitclicllr D urnto, M ich­ A- li Hull. w ithin *i« r 4 i i i * l i r month* In id n f ’liuniy. Florida, under f r o m Hubert Newell for a be er ael D ucote, Agio's H u m p h r e y , ^AlUart N Kit!* *• Ancill­ h u m tin* llm* *»f the flr*t puli- th* flat I lino* iuii lie nf, At m in ary sir a *or of Hi* 11 i'rt tin ip of th t P Dot t ***.. T W*H nle i lull ('lull n n4, t h* t 1 In l *nd a n d w ine license, a n d inUliur- Robert Swart, L ola Mllison, n * t» to of JO W E ritlN E D c r#ii Ivm of uiLth ctalin ur iJ*ma ml In re it Inter f t hi t n rue with til* I m l Mrs. K le an o r S t o r r s to ho Helen llroivn, Rieliard O s ­ w h i t e . D*<***««ti. ntin 11 Isp In wrUIn*. *n-l *hatt < t*rk of ih* Clreult **ourt, 1 M**oolc Ilulltllnv *tuts* ih* p l i f f o f r**td*nr* Henilncil* County, Florid i. In d e p u tiz e d a s a n a s s i s t a n t tow n borne, A bide Davis, Annie Yinfof»l F lorida mill piiAt o f fl- n mlilTiM of Hi* at,ooidmi*-a with the pr*<iUh>u* c le r k f o r v o te r r e g is t r a t i o n S im m o n s , C a rol F e n ick , Roy I’uM lth: July S3. 39, tuv- '■ 15. fUtiiiiim , anil *hnll !■* n* utn of 111* FI r'lttmiN Nhtiit* S t a tut* 1M4 M c In ty re, Milllum G o r to n , fn liy th* <,"Vii,f 111 »ntvl. Ill* a if* at, im, lu- w it - S r r 1\iin It<11 ,bV1 Fkir - p u r p o se s. CUII-II nr hi* a t t o r n * ? ami **oanu»AVi- Ida Kiatute* 1*57. T h e h o a r d also a g r e e d lo a S h ir le y l l u r k e t t a n d b a b y boy, !• «l l»y a fllln? f** o f on* 4 o ’dr. and Mr*. F r a n k r e q u e s t f r o m Coiinrilmtin Art all o f S a n f o r d ; Mai k S t a l l ­ t v r i n : u i i r u r i m i t r o r i(*r Atnl *t|i-|» r ia l III Of 4+til * ml Mi mre T i n : \ i v r i i j i n n i A i , n i l . not *o ?!1 # t p Ha1 ! h* ffil-l, L ego to look into I lie. possib il­ ings, T a n g e r i n e ; Ida M yers, P u hi I ah; July 22, 25*. Au« n, U, i t i r , i \ a m i r i m a im iM iM : */ M* i"1"» Mop* John* 1o n III! ity o f p u r c h a s i n g a site w i'h L ake Monroe, n i l > 1 1. I I.ofi m 4. A* *x*UUlfU of t h r Lam 4*1*11-80 < knurrr> \ « . I 1231 e x i s t i n g facilities f o r n town \\ III itud T**taniont of AIJ01T8T II. ISfil r u m : < i.o « i i n : o k !%*ul K *Juhiipon, lint’*****! l \ 1 III: I Mil I IT < HI II I UP hull a n d i> c r e a tio n a i c a . A dm issio n s non i Mi k CUvaUndg J r , T i l l : M A IM .11 lilt H I l l | | . W A V 1 x n * U tor nry iti l«iw', KlttK c o r NT \ O s le c n Hi ad show, Marie t i l l ' IA 4 AII FUll AlMIIAUlei: Nuw York CorfMjrA- I* »>, 1»im w*r 7», HANK, Fill ATV, FV.tlllllM M auley, Lulu l lu t e b e r , Lynn tlun, k 4n foul. Klurlilp, t II I Nt I II I AH. I.17O0 P la in tiff AHoftipy for ( !ita t* Aim H a lm , Giles C h a p m a n , Mini i«, % ts i; F u n F i l l. u * l iii: Vs. F ' -i publication AHiu*t it. t i i i : p n n n ; . s r i \ L i .n s i b . S te v e n Dnrriah, T h e r e s a a n u i A u i i: r u i a t v P VTIIP'I M II II I P It AND 1p€| till 4 MII u F 4li.ll * I MEAT Jo h n s o n , Donnie Link, David K v r i i K i t t N i ; p . M 't m t t 'K . at* Pul.ltph Auir 13. i t . ?« A fltpi ANCi: FtiMPA.AV OK \ MF.ltICA, a Vi w J»r*« y eoro >ratInn, wife, AoMrr uf Ptililli* llr n r l n a 7 1!««i4. M a r tin , Dernlce MeKIrmy, nil Ptalutlff. To u hum H I D > " i i i 'i i f r l i f b ndante - V€* of Sniiforill J o s e p h Galln, M i r t c i : t i i *i i t TU* rt*iiiliKi1* Couiiiy H«'.ir4 i ' l l AItLi;S p IIAl.i: and HCA. of Atl i IIIM T in : > r iT i: n r n m iiii \ i mi" ii! nil! itoo l t iilih* i Helen S t e w a r t , D c D a r y j Kvi \ T i n : c i t t c i i T e c u rtT n r THICK C\ If ALII, hi* *11". T il l P.itl rck MrllrlJ.' .ml Hi' IinPiir&iii )o I'tMiaidar ihr !*•*■•* ely u Dorter, Dumclu Lee, laike T in ; m a i n j i m i h i . m u . Laf«ndiintt>. KsTliertne P. Il.dlrlde. hts Cl IT. IA A All r o i l • k m i a o i . i : ut l iik « AiM'dal < I I l l h 'o M lIM K UF *41.|: tbllHy uf tkiaril wifs, whoa* rasldene* is tilt* / o n l'i u U'Dll* Monroe, I I I ’ A l l . K I.D IIIIIi. NOTICE IH IIKHKIIY HIV. :xr.O K-'Uth Kslrvlsw l it l o h a to pcfnili llithl I'hrmlIA I I I I A r B I I V All. m a i KN l liia? purMiiant to a Final • itI i n t / o r ph .in iiac aiiik a l mum* Births H.iUta An... California KKtkKTtAU N \TI» ».\ AIs >lullTMr. a n d Mrs. Dr lo re MrTCC AUK UI'.IIKIIV notified UAHfcJ .ik.AOCI ATI* >V, n cor - 1»oor** nf FivrcHiMur* 4at*'d ufjM*luHl©K In r n n Juliet1Ion with fh« lOtk day of Au»u*t. 1M4, ( h a t a s u it h«* Ur. n filed fiorAtton, t iv t l n u and roll lab <n u K inny J r . n f S a n f o r d , a girl; * n 4 1*1111.11* N Kirilins’. ) -,u *v |i#f-nd*nt* In IlfUiWNHTlHN a - FEPKItAIg and Aiaernl In Clianeery Vo, l%3 D*»ita «a rt<|t|*af*d 5 Mt i!3I0I In the c ir c u i t Court of iilorit* Harnlty on tb* follow lu* Mr. mid Mrs. C l u r ti a n Scott (be above entitled • nee. end Ih I MI.NU <A»MMIhhlo\i:i[ M u m J isit t flu I Circuit. In d ( - r 1 t»i >| pro|»«rly! V* M" ft d i a t >od s r s hereby required !■1*1 n o t f r, tti* of Suiiford, a g i r l; Mr. a n d a iii for rteitlfti.de I'liuiHjr, Flor* **f \VU " f K S t.f tn fils your a nsw er with the %i. t4 (Jf XW Mrs. C llf f o td M anley o f S a n ­ Id*, wherein T H E PHI ItKNT* »4 Htcllufi n - : i r t . 3 » R (*ltrk of th is Court, end to nO B E U T c. T lh » M »*.*•<'N o j »«rvt. a copy thereof upon tlie JA C Q U K U N i: T. Tlh»MI*HkN 1AL 1VHITH4NCK COMPANY Public h* of In*: a III b# bald ford. a ls>y; Mr. a n d Mrs. OF \ M KftlC.4, a New J*r*A? the Plaintiff, o r P l a i n t i f f s a t . Tk*f*tnjnnt* ourpoiuiluQ, !■ Plaln U ff, and I© Ih* County Chimin !**!• mar* J a m e s D ra d sh a w o f S a n f o r d , t o m e ) . whose nslue and adHoom. Court Mihimi, hi* u ford, YflTII i : « F *111 I A dre ss Is: W s r r i 'k . •"-ar ial H * %n»iiro««»i; r o n i : r M i * i n r 4-11A. LF.H P II 4Li: and IIEA* Florida, on 4 uru»t 17, «t a la.y; Mr, am) Mrs. G r e g o r y beKevrc, AT" VV• i F a ir b a n k s 1T i n ItOHHIlT <* T l h iMIS- »N, T IM' ' I " C 11 \ LK, h !* w If«, » r* 7:It! I*. M n* •Ami ih«<te u (trr W alk er o f S a n f o r d , a g i l l ; I iR ^ n th n f * 1 will ■*i| to the ( • e n u r P l>. III.I IT* W ir i e r Hoalil«nc# l'«ls , iivii 5* and Mrs, M urvin J . Park Florida, 'lot later than JA ^gUK HlN’K T. T l h oil*. Isfl|li** afitl heat bidder, o f b5tl. H*iiiltu«l* c<n|u ty Board Mr. il*t* fs-r ruatt, nt the front Kepteuiber 4th. lt".( HI»V, of AdJuitrnaol C nndrey of L a k e M a r y , a boy. dufir of tilt* rtemlnole CuUnt y If >>,u fa.l to do -- I ■e lly l l i l A. <.’«iU»*ri, Chiilf* Hctt|t)nui'«* ITnUuovrn Dlsrhsrgew pro confesso will h- entered T in 1ir*f*nii*iit*, nr* h trail? iVsurthou** In rtittforde in an w a atiot you for ’he letlef d e ­ noil fir 4 Hi«i * oum|il*!nl to null* County. F lo r id a . at lltn u Pu).Hah Aur IS. 1M4. A r t h u r G e 1 u I 1 e s, Carol o 'cIi" k V vl . on the 3f.th day manded in the Complain' fnr*r1ti«* * <*rrt*1n mortg.iR* CIH!*40 Debra S t a p l e r , V e r a C. W ig h t, The n a t u r e «.f eat I suit hrl'ig on ih* follow In * 4f*<, riH*4 i»f A dit-*’ J I*u 4, the fullow in? for Fore e losute of Xtnrlaage pr«ipi*rt>'. Pituntr. Ijflna aii 4 **. dv* *t C I iifihM rty a* *ei f o r th IA 1IIF, F l l ll I IT I III MT UP Kevin O gde n, M a r y Scrivcns, I in •.,»'! 4 F ! ii a l f i#t' r#e, ■ 11 n » t e rat or.led In OtfP tel l <,Iw In a In knirslfirtl* I'unhty, l*t»irT i l l : NINTH J I I *11 I I I , < lllIn rttiiitiiulr County, Florida, CI IT. IN 4 Nil FUll AKHINOLU l A) is F e i r e l l , F r a n k J o n e s , Book t i t . P e so s k - a. «:«. *tt 14*, t o - w i t : Itu th Drice, Ollie Shelliy, W il­ t o * w 1 1 and i l l . Public t: ..t .la of F ill A T I , FI.Ull 1114 Ut in Block V, H N I> *T 1*. HtjftCK K. WOOD- FlfAACKIIY NO. he* tnola County. Florida, the lie llru n d id g e , Rue C a m l e t !s\N|> BBT4TKH. Atuttid**! M FUK PARK 5.VI» ItHO H LA NItn B l J l l. m S f l « F. II description of the properly p r o ­ T U t, atxroriSiv.a to n t>Ut PLAT. *' i*-»r»llng to pi ad VICE, INC., a F lo rid a corpora* Ulvins, M a rvin R. Brooks, all ceeded a g a i n s t hi lllk as fol­ thfir*of. r* c a r 4*4 In Flat Hu rr.uf rei ordeil in Plat lows: All th a t Certain property lion, o f S a n f o r d ; D a tric la N e w m a n , Book 15, | m Kr * 1 A J. of Bonk U Pan* 73. PubHc s itu a te and being In Homlnote Plaintiff, larngw ood; M a r k l l a t c l i i g g , th* l*UUh»‘ tl*c>ir4k uf S r m* Hr stida i»f Htnilnola C o u n ­ County. Florida, m o r ' p a r t i ­ va, liMii* Count?, KtortiU; ty, Florid*. c u la rly desc ribed es follow HKMfKOLM FA UK AM» FAIU- D a y to n a Deach. FTit ! u i ll u a . I n .l u d l n ? •neidflcally, but no* Uot IS, Block It VNT(HiOCM>rt. INC., a FlnvikU f^»rOh* CMC OH fU«ri»Hr, HHOOK BUIUMVIKIUN, trlc, Mo4*l HAHlih, H«rUt by way fif Hulltatlnu, tha lot- p©ra t Ion, and BTANI i KY KFP* DIDST TECHNICAL tnwlnK f l i t u r a a and •fjnliinitr»L CN1T NO BIX. according to IHZKWMKI. JIl., \B 427H 7; • he Plat thereof as re ..riled Ii^ffti'Un!*. f*n* flK Tt*nRr. E U - t r lr , t o - w 11 III I tK A U \ H F l ie f H a e r a t o r —Mo­ In P la t Book "!1". Page* n u t m i: in* tin'll! J 401M \\ II, mvriml The I ' n i t r d S l a t e s C o a s t del HA 1IT — hartal N’e I T IS a n d »». public Records tf o R T lf 4<sF I H u r t H I M HK TY<134771; 423113 of Fsmluoie Csiunly, Vboa 41.13 l i t ri.F.IIK a n d G e odetir S u r v e y , rsln h Clna Ii n T l u r i n W all li**t5 Hardn Irk tla* Kuna*— N»t4o* la h*rr by # l i* n pur* Ida • r. Oil. Modal lS3->, ?*rl*l M"de! MI4 41FX* — Horlal • uaiit t o * Final l!*nr*a ttf , llshvd nn Feb. 10, IHOT, hy l o g e t h s r wrlth Ihe foil o r n r • 1127: No. 8« 1 Item* of prope rty wrtilch s r e loFora&loaur* d*l*«l th* 1*th I’M’ftldent T h o m a s J e f f s r s o n , i>n* Victor r i l f n a t K l t c h t n oated m and p e - m a n - n t l r tn. E sh « u * t Kati, no trto4«l or T o aa th e r with *11 s tr u c tu r e * day ©f Au?ti«t, I!*€l and avit*r- ' w a s the first technical b u r e a u and Inn pro vatu ant* now and ad in Cttautttry <**»• So* 11421 a la l ts d as a pa rt of the im■♦rial ti um bora; pro v «iti> t:ta on eatd land T*ti V«u«tlati BEindft, ch*taL h e r* aflar on *nf4 land, and ft*, of th# Clruuil Court of t»i* in th e U.S. fe d e r a l g o v e r n ­ H o T Ih tIN T K t, F. C T It 1C tiia u u fac tu r« J hy dankarik tura* a lt* hfd thereto , and all Ninth Judic ia l Circuit, In umJ m ent. BLTI.T-IN «»VKN »I"DBL O U p* tntf l*»lrit Company, rent*, IliU li. |" #«4*. and pro* for H*rnluol* County,* Florid*, D iR JIS i: MKR1AI, l « " 'l M*itfur4, Florid*, no mod*l fli# a - r r u l n a a n d to a^orue w harntn OIIL4NMO BFILOINM from aa'I'd: jimut*#*, all of ? LitV*ICE, INC, « Florida ^-»r. llu T P i HNT HI I r K C T I l K or a * r l «! num h » r* ; U Plain tiff, *j'd Ill’l l , T I N HANfti: baa H*«n fU* 1 *M*ln«t you In whlrh ara Included within th# por*M(iii, tSTHLVVSIE BURIAI- !•'»»« tti* a b u t * ■tyltd *ult and you fnr*ao!n<i de- ’rlption and th# HKMINOLK PARK ANl» F \ l l l * ll.H IX O II) r o o T T H O T P t i l M I M t C T R l C *r* requirvil (a »»rv* ■ copy habendum *he *«'f; al«o all a#*, CIKOUNIlH, INC a Florida • urwa-tar, and po r a t ton and HTANLKY Kl Pin .H it n r iiU l> T « i:x T RRPHBiKItATO U M"I>CI. of yo u r Answ er o r FU adln* lo ■ le a n . vlaetrlr, oth< r haatlua. coo kin a. rafrj* IH/.KWHK 1, JU Xellrs tf ridillr Hearing *r* h*r*ndih* O itn p U im on I*latnl1ff* c t a L i u ; b k b i xt. IIUTPOINT i: b B c T i n c tori***, J<MK|*|| M. IIHH-ISKU. w tiatln a. Ilah tln a. plum blna. ant*, t h a t I will **ll to Mi* To whom tt may concern: I r r l a a tt n a . and h!ich**i and br*t bid l*r f«f tJAItBAilli DlliP t'dAL MO. I*. O. Bur :*B, Korn l**rk. F l o r ­ %p it! Hat '.na The Hemluole County Hoard DUI. MASeC 8KIUAL »Z\V. id*. * isd ffl* th* or| iri ruil Arm- {mw*r iyatem*. rnarhlnea, ap- ra*h a t th* F ront L our th* of A djustm ent will hold a p u b ­ n»:c wnr or F U a d l k r In th* o ffte t pllancea, f litu r a a , and a p p u r- Famlnola County Court Lour* In lic h rsrli.g to consider t h e H0T1*01NT T. 1* L C T I U C of ih# Clark of tha Cln uit tana nee*, which now *ra or Mi* City of Hanford. FI rid* a t p m cth lllty of g r a n ti n g a apeWASI1BH XI' >DKl, l.M Jdt « u u r t on or hafor* tha t l t h 4*> may h«r«aftcr p t r t a l n to, or 11:U0 fj'dcM'k A, VI . eh Mi* l l a t ■dad esoepUo" to AntMidmeM of Auauat, I Ml. If you fail to b* u*ed with. In, or ou said day uf Aukuai, 1 * th* follow- No X of the y-intiig Iteaulatloiia h xiU A L « i;x :i a liter** pro ©i»af**Bo pratnl*— even though thay ba In# davcrlbad t r o u o r iy a* »*t to Install and o p e rate a t r a i l ­ HOT POINT l I L K C T I t l f do DltVKtt XIODEL. IaUIU wlU b* tik ttn 4k*alual you f«•r datafhad »r del* h*ula. forth in awtd Final Irver**, to* er park on the follo w in g d e s ­ W IT VMM my hand and tha w i t . cribed p ro p e rty as re queste d *l»* r*ll*f dam*nd*d In th* hi: ill AI, I C I l i o f f M a l •*4»1 of thin llo noraM e U.'.N Allll. Ft: KNACK XU>- Com plaint 42* x 2««Y x l « 7 r If ora* hy Nicholas Pucci: T h a t p o r. WlTNBCsa my hand and o f ­ Court *5 -Si iiford, Mamintde I l a m t No, P and No U lion of the N n i l ft of Lot 13 m u . o t 'i t i i i i i Idok-Fruina Inland Hle«l a nd the <t Jtfl.i ft of t h a t p a rt AXTTNBna my band and the ficial ••*! t f o f f k * at Sanford. County, Florida, thla l a t h day of I m I >1 ly in g E o f State Bulldlna* e»al of aald Court a t Sanford, S*mtDo)* County, Florida, this of Au| u»t, 1>44. (MKA ) F '-.rU a , ihla I r d day of AusueU I f t h d a ? of July, 1»M, D A TBtl th U 10th day uf Idahw ity t uf Uprtng llammtHk A rthur 11. Her a with, J r , A u»t u-t 1914 rdKALt I'u hi Ir h e a r in g will he held till. Clark of Circuit C o u rt (H E A D A rthur II Back with, Jr. In the County Comml»»ldnere u uA i.y Basiln*ta Coupfy* Florida Clark. C irru it Court A r t h u r VI Beckwith, J r . H « to Court House, Kan ford. A r t h u r If. B"-U »ltb J r , lly: Kliiabetn llruanAhaa Clark, C ir r u tt Oourt By: M a rik a T. Vlhlrn .Clerk of lha Circuit Court Kliinda, on August IT, 1*M ad Pap'Jty Clark H rputy Clark lly : M artha T. V lh h n 1:1* P. M. or a s noon ( h e r e ­ * - •« » : M artha T, Vlhlen O F f lN K f C1URKRT A f w p u ty Clark JO S E P H M MfJUASKO a f te r ae pi>«albl*. Deputy Clerk At turn#y *t Law If AMULET F K L L L U AND UKTTINOIIAUi ttemlnole County Board ot T-aw- Off less of P. O. Has 371 1 0 1 North M aanolta Avanua 110 South K ii o a Im AvfOJ# * A djustm ent W ARRICK. CA l u l l LI. F t r n P ark. Florida Crrlaudo. Florida W in t e r Pork, Florida Uy H U A. OolbeH, C h a ir ­ * LerB V B R Publish! J u l y U , I t , A u |. I. IS, Atturmiy* for tha P l a in t i f f Attura*> a f<»r Plaln U ff man Win t a r Bark, Florida 114 I PuulDIt A ad 12. 1944 Publish A ur 11. 1 H I Publish Aug. 11. IM4 P ublish Aug. I. II. U . I*. CDC-28 COB‘11 CDC-lf CDC-tl C D C -U ' Altamonte Children Zoning Request Enjoy Story Hour Again Delayed Casselberry MYFs Plan Retreat Fire Auxiliary Names Disaster Committee lly Donna R»te» A d i s a s t e r c o m m i tt e e to a s ­ sist t h e L ongw ood V o lu n tee r F ire D e p a r t m e n t in the e v e n t of m a j o r fires , h u r r i c a n e s or o t h e r e m e r g e n c i e s w a s n am ed a t t h e m e e t in g o f the Ladies A u x ilia r y to t h e d e p a r t m e n t l a s t week. Mr*. Killin' L o m m lc r. who w a s a p p o in t e d c h a i r m a n of t h e c u m m itte e, n a m e d as he r a s s i s t a n t s Mrs. Mildred Kaclavon, Mr*. J u d y Snow, Mr*. D orothy F e r r i s a n d Mr* J e a n Willis. In o t h e r business. Mr*. W il­ li*. p r e s id e n t, a p p o in te d Mrs. K a r im on t o t h e office of vice p r e sident to fill th e u nexpired t e r m of Mra. Sadie O T l a r r w ho bn* m oved t o Ueorgia. M rs, Bonnie H um bly " n * mim ed w a y s a n d mean* c h airmull a n d Mis. Snow, liaison o f f i c e r to th e fire d e p a r t m e n t 1d u r i n g tile m o n th o f A u g u s t, T h e n e x t r e g u l a r m e e tin g o f t h e a u x i l i a r y will lie held on T u e s d a y , S e p t, t i t the F i r e Hull. By Jane Casselberry The Junior, Intarmodlat^ Senior and (Jldsr Youth Me­ thodist Youth Fsllowahip of the Casselberry Community Methodist Church will held a p l a n n i n g ratrsat Friday Bight and Saturday at Mom Park on Bear Island. Durpose of the retreat will be to give officer* of th* MYF group* and their counselors nn opportunity to eet up co­ ordinated program* and ac­ tivities for th* coming year, A committee consisting of Jchn Birkhslmer, chairman a n d D a n Casselberry, Senior MYF president; Mitanda Cas­ se lb e r r y , Intermediate MYF president; Patricia Mesalck, J u n io r MYF president; Jackin M c C la in , Marilyn Mewlek, Becky Wagner and Valoria Shea met last Friday night a t t h a home of Mr. and Mra. Marvin McClain In Caesslberry with Rev. Delmea Cope­ land, minister, and Burbon Ferrell, MYF coordinator, to plan the retroat. Those attending will camp out In tenta and the program schedule rails for dsvotlonslt, campfire program* and swim­ ming as well as planning ses­ sions. NEED A CARWASH? These pretty girln, member* nf the Seminole High School Student Council will do il for yon or Hell you h ticket to get it done. I’lnco — the C,ulf Station at 101 E. FirHt St. Dnte — Saturday; Time — all day long. Advertising director of The Herald, Rob Alexander can't resist buying the first ticket from Ronnie Cnolo, left and Diane Powell, right. Roth are senior class representatives to the Council, which will use the funds raised for up-coming school projects. (Herald Photo) Hospital Notes SANFORD HBRAL* WANT AD* BRING FAST RESULT* Legal Notice Leqal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice ilP * i ' ; v ''i' .ip ivv"-": /■.] I-H HALEY DAY will Im held l'ritlay at the Agricultural Center from H:1U) a.m. until 4 p.m. Shown at a recent meeting of l-ll Club junior leatlm s with the agents to plan the event are, from left, seated, Carmen Adriutlro, Ernest I.imdherg, Miss Myrtle Wilson; standing, Myrtie Har­ ris and Sandra Mikler, (Herald Photo) ImpelBill County 4-H Rally Day says.. To Be Held Friday lly Mrs. II. L. Johnson Dhuis for Se m inole C ounty and on Highw ay 17-liJ from D em onstration The wide v a r ie ty u f g a m e s l-H Rally Day t o l>o livid F r i ­ ter Homs A g e n t .Miss M y rtia Wilson. d a y ut tho A g r i c u l t u r a l C e n ­ mid r e c r e a tio n p la n n e d will Include volleybiill, so f tb a ll, fill- y a r d dasli a n d a mini h e r of fun-filled s u r p r i s e g n m r s . R e f r e s h m e n ts u f h o t dogs, T h u r s d a y o f 4-11 C lub j u n io r p o t a t o c hips a n d cold d r in k s leaders u llh Assistant Coun­ will he mi sa le d u r i n g th e t y A g e n t F i n e s t L u n d b e i g noon lunch hour. All c o u n ty 4-H hoys and g ir ls m o Invited to p a r t i c i p a t e a n d a special in v ita tio n is is­ sued In th o se y o u n g s t e r s 10 y e a r s old or older w h o would II) F r a n c e s W e s te r like to join o n e o f tha 4-11 An A u g u s t social e v e n t for clubs. tlm I n t e r m e d i a te C la s s of the S u n d a y School P u p u i t m e l it of Die F i r s t l i a p t i s t C h u r c h of larke M a ry w a s a Dench P a r ­ t y h rld a t D aytona. U:!H! a.in. u n til Legal Notice c o m p le te d ut 4 p.m. w r r e u m e e t in g last Intermediates Have Party Driver licenses should be ic noned during the month ol your b lfIh , every two years. H you were born in an odd year, you renew In evciy odd year. It you were born in an even year, you renew every even year, j jj Four Attend Convocation T h e g r o u p enjoyed s w im ­ lly J a n e C a s s e l b e r r y m in g , rides, a n d a picnic s u p ­ F o u r d e l e g a t e s fro m th e pe r. C a s s e l b e r r y C o m m u n i t y MoN O M INA TIO N N E W S Those m a k in g tlm t r ip were lliodist C h u r c h Senior M Y F T he f i r s t tilin’ in t h - h i s ­ Dale W ilhelm , G l e g Wilhelm , lire a t t e n d i n g t h e l lis h o p ’s t o r y of t h e F u l l e d S till’ s L np en c llo o p r n g a i d li c r . Ih'hhy C onvocation tills w e e k , T u e s ­ t h a t n e w s of a prriildi’ntiiil S h e lto n , Dbillip G a i n e r , Lituli d a y t h r o u g h l l i u r s d a y , ut lumilnutiun was se n t to W a s h ­ T a y l o r , C a r m e n J u n e s , Wnmla F lo r id a S o u t h e r n Colle ge in i n g to n , |J.C„ hy t e l e g r a p h Mixon, Jack llu m n i, a n d Lakeland. w a s on M ay ’JU, l u l l , w hen c h a p e r o n e s , Mrs. Dalpii T a y ­ T h e y a r e C h e ry l S t r o n g , J a m e s K. Dolk was the D e m ­ lor a n d Mrs. Hobby W ilker- Reeky W a g n e r , J n r k i u Mc­ oc ra tic nominee. son. Clain a n d D a n C n ss e lh e r r y . ix tiiic r i n c t iir x ix t h •'p i t l x a s m r r r c o ritT o r j t ’m n a t . n n root i M t x m . 1 c m *T T. r t i O H i u s , i i i x x r r . n r to . tin s n o w icn r thr n a v i N a n HANK, P la in tiff, vs T1IOKAI I . HttTA NT, e t *1, rv e fsn d an tn x o T ir i t o r B lirr in MOItTflAQR r O H l I X O S I R B T o i THOM A8 J. 1IHVANT a n * M .vnciA u. n n y a n t nK iinnxC K i u n k n o w n A XU TOi All p a r ti e s c l d m t s f Interests, by, t h m u i h . u n ­ iter or sg a tn M Ih* a f o r e said person* YOU A n n h e a th y n otifie d (h a t a C om pla int t* foreclose a certain m o r t t s g s a n o u m b e rln o ilia fo llo w in g described r a u property, t n - w lt; t o t 4. Dlork A. C O U N TnT c t . v n MANon. u n i t n o a a r r n n l l n g lo th e p l a t t h e r e , ef a s recorded In P l a t Dooh tl. l ’a a e I0S. Dubtle n a . r-Tits of Nemtnol* Oounlp, Florida haa been filed a g a i n s t ya* la the shove etrle.t eult. a n d yon nro requited to serve a copy of yuur Answer o r o t h e r P le a d in g in thr Complaint on P t a l m i r f e • Uurneye, ANDRnBON, ttU dtt, I'KAN a Ls'WNl'Kh. U t C a n . tral Hiputevsrd, Orlando, F t o r Ids. and rite Ihe n r l t t n s t Ans w r r nr o t h e r P le ading l i th * office of Ilia Clerk of th* C i r ­ cuit Court on nr liefer* t h e t t l h lUy of Bsptambsr, 1H4 I f >ou ' i l l lo do so, a de cre e pro rnnfeeeo wilt b* t a k e a s s s l u s t you for th e re lief d*« mended tn the Complaint. This b’otlr* eh sit ha pu b lis h ­ ed one* a w eek for f o s r c on■ecutlva weeks in th* S anford Herald. D A TRP T H IS te th d a y • « A ugust. 1MI. (HKAId A rthur II. H * rke 4th. T r n Clerk of C ircuit C ourt Uy! Martha T. Vlhlen th-puly Clerk Publish Aug. 11, I t , I I A Depda 3. IMt. c m -IS ROSES GOOD RELECTIONI Grapcvllln Nursery 2221 G rnpeylll* A r a . 322-V8M "R coita D e a le r * Do you want a fresher, better milk? Legal Notice » t T H IN K G O O D N E S S ! . . . It’s T. G. LEE! There'# no mietaking the extra quality of T. CL Leg milk. U’a evident In th* richer, fresher flavor. Look for the T . G. Lee trademark when you want the beat. RHONE 322-5R63 FOR HOME DELIVERY i �9) Horoscope Forecast Thureday, Auguat I t, 1M4 GENERAL TENDENCIES! You a r t now abla to delve into almost anything requir­ ing your attention. Show th at you value and a n allied with interests which can bring you much benefit, but take time out to see and consult with all with whom you ars joined In any kind of work­ ing alliance. ARIES (March SI to April IS) Delving Into matters of Insurance, taxes, bonds, bus­ iness reports, etc., Is wise this AM. See th at bills are paid, monies collected. Help dote ties. Bo kind with mate PM. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Having a meeting with associates reveals what is ex­ pected of you | than you can take right action. Correct any errors. A new attitude will gain yen more prestige, good will. GEMINI (May » to June I I ) Excellent day and night to get Into duties before you and get them accomplished with alacrity, wisdom. Sup port co-workers. They then stand right behind you and all is fins. MOON CHILDREN (June 21 to July I I ) Rising early and getting all preparations in order for recreation or creative Ideas Is wise. It be­ hooves you to entertain good friends now. Get Into hobbles th at you like. LEO (July 22 to August t l ) No better day than this to get your surroundings im­ proved by own efforts. You enjoy having others help you. However, confine this to your own home and get much ac­ complished. VIRGO (August 22 to Sep­ tember 22) Important you be diplomatic with any partner, •Into there la fine opportunity now for you to got added support. Bo meticulous in sail­ ing, buying, etc. Then seek merriment. LIBRA (September 22 to October 22) Adding to your abundance Is poatibla new If you put those constructive Ideas to work. Bo vigorous, far-slghtod. Get elever suggoetfepe from others ss wall a s experts. SCORPIO (October 22 to November 21) If you concen­ trate seriously upon your cherished aims, you can then go after them without nega­ tion. Enjoy more personal pleasure. Develop a sense of humor. SAGITTARIUS (November t l to December 11) Your In­ tuition lo precise and you ahoutd follow It for good re­ sults In both personal and business affairs. Do not confids In others. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) Getting in touch with pale who have something you deairo, or who can help to batter conditions about you, la fine today. State your alma. Bo vary social In PM. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February I I ) Thara la no batter day than this to get your talents eommcrciallted, your nams batter known. Be charming with higher-ups who can bo very helpful. Show you have groat ability. PISCES (February 20 to March 10). If you contact that out-of-town Individual whom you admire, or vice versa, you will got backing you re­ quire. You hevo good hunches on how to get ahead. Put Ideas to work quickly. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, you will soon find that there is a most astute mentality hero and groat abil­ ity to tackla matters of real ■cope ami breadth, plus an ability almost to road others* minds. He sure you give good spiritual training §o that thesa glfta are not used for da■tractive purposes, but for the betterment of humanity. A wonderful chart, this! “The Stars impel, they da sot compel.*' What you make of your life lo large­ ly ap to YOUt Carroll Rlghler's Individual Forocaat for your algn for S ep t is now roady. For your copy oond your blrthdato and 91.00 to Carroll Rightor Foro­ caat Tha Sanford Herald, Box 1921, Hollywood 22, Califor­ nia. Kaaaaa Mlsera la Geolrgiata claim that 60 flooded Kanaaa during the formation of the earth and this action left rich dopoelts of atony minerals over the state, according to the Encyclopaedia BrlUnuica. OUR BOARDING HOUSE �Rain Or Shine, The Response Tours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call 322-5612. 25. Air Corn). & Healinp AIK-CONDITIONING By FEDDEKS H. B. POPE CO., Inc. Classified Phones Krnm Sanfwnt Kirfc***w 322-5612 Prom itminnf* r«nntr 425-5938 Dial lllrre*— hio 3ee a tax n O • 's ft* m ae 11 m K & iA Up to 5 n 1.50 1.50 1.50 6 to in 12 1.50 1J0 2.4n 11 to 15 1* 1.50 1.89 3.15 18 to 20 H 1.50 2.52 4.20 21 to 25 l» 1.50 2.85 4.75 26 to .10 18 1.50 3.42 5.70 MlnlMuni AI—t Mur (fit* 11-1*1(er mrfa prr llaa) IIM Mlalnam riargl Jill Ship Dal* A4a Chart** at Mt»r nat* CLASSIFIED PISl'LAY 11.50 I’er Inch (Mlalmaai af 3 rolnma lark** ERRORS Th* lltrald will ant h* » . apoatlkl* for a n t tkaa oat l***rtt*a. Kf COPY Tk* l(*ral* r**rrtr** tk* »r|. tl1*B* af rrlerllag or r*tl*. lac aar a4**rll**at*at whirl. It dram* akJ*Fllaaabl* I* Ik* pollrf of tkla ■•«»Mper. CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST It Pays To Use The HERALD Want Ads. 4. Beauty Care ACE BEAUTY SALON la cloicd. Customer! call Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop. COMPLETE BEAUTY SER­ VICE. Reasonable prices. Free parking, 2nd A Oak. Harriett's lleauly Nook, 105 S. Oak, 322-5742. Permanent Special Our Budget Wave Now $6.95 Cut 'N Cur] Beauty Shop •18 Palmetto Ave. 322-08M PERMANENT SPECIAL for August, $6 complete. Hazel Porter Beauty Shop, 1104 W 25th. 322-1321. ft 8. Dorn • Cata • Petit PENS it RABBITS Approximately 80 rabbit* $85 Male and Female Ph. 322-9107 DOGS RECEIVED for Adop tion, boarded. Animal Res­ cue League, 1700 W. Minne­ sota, DcLand. Ph. 734-1848. AKC CHIHUAHUA Ph. 322 0392. KINDERGARTEN 1101 W. 20th St. (Rear) Mrs. J. W. Carter Bth Year — 322 0517 Enrollment of 15 Only Best in Pre-school education 9hr fcinfnrh frralb Ah r . 12, 1964—Pane 11 95. Houses For Sale 97, Houses For Rent 106. Apartment* for Rent LOCH ARBOR. Large 4 Bed­ 3 BEDROOM house. Clean it 1-Room Efficiency apt, with room, 2 Bath, pine panel­ close in. Call Jimmie Cowan pvt. bath A abower, suitable 322-4013. ed Florida Room, Central for couple or tingle perron 200 So. Park Ave. 322 1251 or retired All utilities in­ air, sprinkler system, patio, RENTALS cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ 150x150 lot. Ph. 322 8322, 207 30. Home Appliances Furnished or Unfurnished cated on 1st St., within 1 Ridge Rd. Ball-Blalr Agency block of 2 free parking lol* 2 USED DRYERS. Completely 71. Male Help Wanted Ph. 322-5641 218 S. Park Ave, and ahopphtg center. In­ 62 Comet Custom FHA - RESALES reconditioned, 90 day War­ quire at Manuel Jacobaoa 4-door, 8 cylindrr, auto, 2 A 3 Bedroom Houses Lika MW. 2 ft 3 BEDROOM ranty. MAN to service Insurance Dept. Store 211 E. First St. trine., radio A heater. One MASONRY Homes. I A 2 Payton Realty DICK'S APPLIANCE SVC. Debit in Sanford. Salary owner and clean through­ 17-92 at Hiawatha Baths, Kitchens Equipped. .122-1301 310 So. Sanford Feature For plus commissions with op­ I BEDROOM FURNISHED, out. Special Today. $100 Down, Payments less 322-7S38 portunity for fast advance­ 3 BEDROOM. 1 Bath, large utilities included. A d u l t s thin rent. ment. Reply to P. O. Box lot. Available August 10. 703 only. Lake Mary. 322-4963. 8' MEAT CASE. 8' Dairy Case. HELMLY REALTY 1125, Sanford. Cherokee Circle, Sunland. H. M. Gleason. Lake Mary. Ph. 322 1641 FURN. APT. 322-2800. Ph. 323 0940. MOTOR ROUTE CARRIER. 31. Musical Instruments For Afternoon Route in San­ 3 BEDROOM. I Bath CB Me­ I BR. furn. house, I»ake Mary. EFFICIENCY apartment for 1 or couple, lights A water furn­ ford Area. Must have good dallion Home. Chain link No pels. 322-3049. Piano Tuning and Repair ished. $45. 322-7399. running rar. Write: Circula­ fence, shallow well & pump, W L. Harmon — FA 2-OXI tion, P. O. Box 1657, San­ dishwasher, draw drapes A LAKE MARY — Completely 108. Rooms For Rent raliaiahed ins Ida A out Un­ ford. heavy duty node, Venetian 35. Vacuum Cleaners furnished 5 Room*, kitchen SLEEPING ROOM, Private Blinds, Kitchen equipped, 63 Rambler OLD FLORIDA SANFORD VACUUM SVC. large landscaped lot. Down equipped, new carpeting, hath and entrance. 322-3988. Classic Station W a g o n Florida Room, screened YOUR REXAIR DEALER COMPANY equipped with V-8 engine, payment $1500. Call 322 611* porch, enclosed garage, I 115. Autos For Sale standard Iran*., p o w e r 2555 S. r«rk 322-6511 OPENING NEW OFFICE. aterring, radio A heater, Need 3 men interested in SALES - PARTS - SERVICE SOUTH PI NEC R E ST - 3 A 4 block of Public Beach. factory air cond. An eatra '55 FORD, good b o d y . Rood Adults or with small rhild. Above averaae income. Must Bedroom*. $100 Down Pay­ nice car that haa had mechanical c o n d i t i o n . Call 50. Mine. For Sale have car, Neat, Bnndablo ment. $84 to $118.43 Monthly $75. Ph. 322-4411. special care. 322-6646, Claude Harroll. and a das Ire to work. Com­ Payments. 2 BEDROOM HOUSE, So. San BILL'S BARGAIN BARN pany trained. Sec Company Call 322-3829 I960 RUICK t-e Sabre, extra ford Ave. Ph. 322 0454. BARN OF 10,000 Items open Representative, Thursday 9 Merle W. Warner LAKE MARY. Nicely furnish clean throughout, full power, 8 ti days, 1300 Grapcvilic a. m. sharp, Room 208, no air. $1395. Ph. 322 5609. Realtor Ave., Sanford, Fla. - J , m * . taa. Mcisch Bldg., 224 E. 1st St. ed 2 Bedroom House. Avail0 7 4 1* $•• ft N. Ol able August 17. Ph. 322-3030. '62 CORVA1K Monza, 4 speed, USED LUMBER: 2x4 through 72. Female Help Wanted IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Till, bucket seat*, white-red re* noma to Be* with you! My Mora Juto disowned nwP New H o m e , Welt Fourth 2 Bedroom home, 817 Catalina 2x12. Sheeting and flooring. Interior. $1200. Call 322-3707 MAID, Mon., Wed., Fri. 8:30322 0793. Street, just otf Persimmon. 2 2 BEDROOM H O U S E S , 2:30. Experienced. Refer­ '62 CORVAIR 100. 323-0384. Call 838 3911 Collect. apace heater, kilchrn equip­ 61 Cadillac 62 READY MIX CONCRETE ence*. Ph. 322-2878. Shown Dally 1-7 ped, Available Aug. 5 A '62 CORVAIR, $995. 2411 4-door sedan equipped with Patios, Floor, Free Estimates auto. Iran*., power steer Grandview So. SUPPLEMENT INCOME! Aug. 38. 322-2858. Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, HESTFULLY YOURS Ing A brake*, power win aand, cement, rock, pipe, Need 3 ladles, 35-65, with or 1961 CORVAIR 700 4door, $995 dowa A seat*, radio, heat* You deserve comfort and con 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, Un­ 1 —i«n»t * r o u n d SI—M onty W anted without car for Survey work steel, grease traps, dry 1— r * r tonal* 1961 VOLKSWAGEN conver­ er and air cond. Extra *•— Pavings A Loan venience in retirement. Buy furnished, 322-1837. 4 hours, 5 days per week. wells. Stepping itonea. clean with lew miles. 4—n*«uty car* SI— I n su ra n t* tible, $1195 this beautifully landscaped I— l>*r Nur**rl*a I* —Hchuoli A Instruction* No MUing. $1.25 to $1.50 per MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 3-BEDROOM. 2 bath, Fla. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN Station 4— Child Car* home with oversized rooms 70— Km ploy man I Services 309 Elm Ave. 322 5751 hour. See Company Rep re S—Goes—<7*t*—P*t* room, kitchen equipped, Wagon, $1195 71— Mai# Hslp Wanted located in DcBary, one min •enUtive Thursday 9 a. m is— l.lv**tnck 71—Kemal* H elp W anted draperies. $135 mo. 322 5836 1959 PONTIAC 4-door Hardtop, utc from 1-4 and an easy 11— R|> acl*l N o lle * * 71—Mat* o r Penial* Help 1958 318 Chcv. motor complete­ ■harp, Room 208, MeUch evenings. 322-7480 dayi. IS—C a ta r in a $995 71—Hale* Help W anted drive to anywhere. $0500 ly rebuilt. 322-9511 after 5 Bldg.. 224 Z. 1st M. I I — I'lac ei In Mat 77—Hltuatlon W anted SANFORD MOTOR COMPANY Terms! l i —8|>«clal Hrrvlr** 322-7547. ■1— Income Prope rty 2-BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ 800 French Ave. 322-4382 IS—Sw im m in g pool* I ! —Iluelnete P r o p —Hal* 77. Situation Wanted ped., air-conditioned, large 17—J a n i t o r i a l Barvlcaa I I —Ileal K a tats W anted BART PILCHER, Broker WORLD BOOK Ency loped la, corner lot, close to shopping '62 FALCON. Std. shift. RAH. IS— Dn-lt-Yuura*lf I t —Real Katate l a i r Personal Service Used, Urge type edition. w I S T E E ^ C h B d t e i n n T t y I t —Bulldara Bui>i<lla* 17— lluilneaa R ental* centers, walking distance to t Owner, $895 . 322-2075. Call 322-7498 in — C o n r r e t * C o n a tr. home for working mothers, 50— la,la P e r Hat* Park Ave. Trailer Court, I 'i n e c r v a l scfw oi. $80 mo. 31—Hum* Iltpalr* • I — P a r m a —Urnvt* 62 Rambler 322-2828. Lot 93, Sanford, —P l u m b ln s 51— Out of Btat* A cre*!* 2708 Magnolia Ave. 322-3754. GREENBRTAK American Cuatom 4-doar t l — Palntlnc IS—llnu**a P o r Bala ■•dan. V-8 engine, elanChoice Iota available In 5.6 HP. David Bradley gar­ WINDOWS Cleaned. Houaoa I I —W all D rlllln* IS —Houses—Sale nr Rent 100. Honor! Rent sin derd Irani., power atecring 31—Air Cond. * l l r a t l n * *7— House P u r Rent washed. Ph. 322-2155. Ureenbrlar of Loch Arbor den tractor with 4' mowing IS— llaitlu • T*i*vlalnn k brakes, heater and air 100— Hr*,.] t R e n ta ls overlooking golf course. attachment. Also harrow 6t DAY'S Work Wanted. 322-7053. IS—Photo A Kuutpment HUTCHISON’S 101— T r a i l e r s —t ‘aha naa conditioned. 10—llum* Apidlam** Cuatom building to your 10!—Mobile Humes—Hal* plowing attachments, $150. OCEAN FRONT APTS. I 11— Musical In stru m en t* 101—Mobil* Hume*—Rent specifications, Greenbrier Owner moving. Must sac- SEWING & Alterations. Spe­ 339 So. Atlantic 11—Uualnaaa K u ulpm rnl l o t —T r a i l e r Hpare— R ent ‘83 Conael, $1591 bat., $59 mo. developed by 11—Job P rin tin g rififlcc. Ph. 322 5503. cializing in Children's cloth­ t n i —T r a i l e r l-ola—Hal* Daytona Beach '63 Renault, $981 bal, $39 mo. 31—l.'iihaUtery 101—A p a rtm e n ts P o r Rent ing. Prices reasonable. Ph. KINGSWOOD Call 322-4058 IS—Vacuum L’l r i n f r a l o t — Rouni* Por lle nl '61 Renault, $681 bat, $32 mo. DIAL-O-MATIC Z1Z ZAG 322-0116. BUILDERS, INC. II—Movlna a MUiraa* 110— llolel Room* '61 Ram. Wg. $1197 bal $45 mo. REPOSSESSED '84 Model IS— K it er min* to ri 101. Trailer - Gahanna 111— Rental Aaenla 202 Fairmont Dr. '81 VW Bus, $1091 bal, $45 mo. (3—Plan t*—rinwrra—*a*d* 111 —W anted To llenl makes buttonholes. Sews on 82. Hunlnentt Prop. • Sale FA 2-8074 50— Mlac. Tor 8*1* I I I —Auto* P u r 8*1* buttons, make* hundreds of TENT Camping Trailer. New '60 Corvair, $797 bal, $35 mo. 51— ArllcU a Knr l l m t U S —Auto*—8*1* o r Trad* tires. Sleep 8. $150. 322 0529 '60 Fat. Vi PU $761 bal, $34 mo. decorative s t i t c h e s , etc. ACE BEAUTY SALON. Coat SI—Sw ap n r K s c h i n s * 1 H —Truck* P o r 8*1* WOODMERE PA R K 3 Bed s i —Want*.I To Ituy 110— Autom nttv* tfervlr* '00 Ang. Ford. $591 bal, $32 . Guaranteed. Take up re­ of equipment. Ph. 322-4013. evenings. rooms $B>0 Down Payment SS—K u rnltur* KVr Hal* 111— Pcootsra A p y r i n 62 Chevy II ■60 Angel ia, $591 bal, $52 mo. maining 5 payments of $7.50 Si—A ntiques Kur Hal* $60 Monthly payment, l l l —lloal* A Motor* 4-door sedan, 8 cylinder, 10?. Mobile Homes • Sale 84. Real Enlale • Sale '59 Merc. $691 bal, $31 mo. IS—Mon*y To La an U S —Marin* Bupplla* Phone 322-8627. Call 322-3829 standard trans., radio and IS— nualn aaa O pportunities '39 Ply. $781 bal, $33 mo healer. A clean economical 1-2 and 3 Bedrooms AMBITIOUS? AUGUST SPEC. New canvas* Merle W. Warner '59 Ply Wg. $763 hat, $33 mo. car at an economical price. 425-5938 NEW ami USED cols, $3.99 value, now $3.88. IF You're willing to do a lit­ Realtor 322-5612 •30 Ford, $397 bat, $32 mo. P ro m Remlhot* County Awnings A Cabana* tle fixing and painting, you Army-Navy Surplus. P r o m Hanford Kachans* 4trial Direct) *58 Chcv. Wg., $802 hat. $31 mo QUALITY MOBILE HOMES will profit and be proud to $100 DOWN '58 Olda, $591 hat., $31 mo. 22 CU. IT . Cheat type Freer 322-2582 own this large 3 BR LAKE-. '38 Cadillac, $741 bal, $32 mn. FHA-VA HOMES Hwy. 17-92 S er. Perfect condition. Ph FRONT Home. Almost 2 95. Houae* For Hale 95. II(tu*e* Fur Hale '58 Chry. $691 bal, $.11 mn. 10.1, Mobile llomea • Rent SEVEBAL Outstanding 2 A 3 323 0457. ncrea (could be divided la­ '58 Pont. $741 bal, $32 mo. Bedroom Homes available in ter), Private but only to NORTH ORLANDO. 2 bed­ RIDING BOOTS. Like new, \i NEW HOMES all Areas of Sanford. t<*t us HOUSETRAILER with Ca ■M’M Chev. $314 bal., *26 mo miles from town. Reduced room, screened porch, nicely price. Ph. 322 8971. bans A full hath. $45 per '57 Chev. VS $691 bal $32 mo. Crystal Lake park—Lake Mary Show you Around! landscaped. 130 N. Cortez. to 315,100 with good terms. month. Rlvervicw Ave. Call '57 Ram. Wg., $597 bal $29 mo. Shown by appointment Ph $t per Day Rental lor Electric Call 322-3100 after 6 p. m. '38 Ram. $350 bal, $24 zno. 322-3581, 64 Chevy Van NEW HOMES Carpet Shampooor with pur­ Seminole Realty '57 Olds, $69.1 bal, $3.1 mo. door glaaaea, oversize BART PILCHER, BROKER Available in Sanford area ami chase of Blue Lustre. Car1 2 BEDROOM and 1 3 bed• '37 Ply. HT, $697 bal, $32 mo. Rear liras, passenger eeal, 8 GREENBR1AR 8 A 4 Bed Personal Hrrvjra 1801 S. Park Ave. Long wood a n a (6 ml. So. on roll's Furniture. room, Bowman'i TYailer •56 Chev. Cnv. $782 bal $52 mo. cylinder engine. Reduced te Call 322-7408 FA 2-5232 anytime 17-92). Ready for occupancy rooms. Deluxe Home. $107.50 Court. 868-4908. *35 Chev., $482 bal, $24 mo. to $185.24 Monthly Payment*. WILL accept beat reasonable $65.00 per mo. and up. BEL-AIR— 3 Bedrooms, $250 RIVERFRONT HIDEAWAY Call 322 3829 offer for 18 cu. ft. autoload HOUSETRAILER, 2 Rooms, '54 Cadillac, $390 bal, $23 mo. Sales office: 802 Highland Ave. Down Payment. $54 Monthly ■tcel commercial refrlgera Located In center of Shad A large rarporlr, connecting '54 Pont. 1399 bal, $23 mo. iawigwood, Fla. Merle W. Warner Payment. R tai fishing on the beautiful tor. Good running condition large lot, Weitside, $50. Ph ‘34 Metro, $499 bal, $24 mo. 818-3911 Collect Realtor Call 322-3829 ‘53 Cadillac, $391 bal, $22 mo. St. Johns River a 1980 10 x Contact Dick Aiken or call 32I-81IS. '35 Olds. $172 bal., $10 mo. 35 Ft. Aluminum trailer SUNLAND ESTATES 322 6623. 3 Merle W. Warner 106. Apartment* for Rent '55 Chrysler, $97 bal, $3 nio. completely furnished on Bedrooms, $100 Down Pay­ Realtor 51. Artlclea For Kent '60 Lark, $299 bal., $14 mo. large lot. Trailer, lot and ment $75.25 In $87 Monthly FHA - VA HOMES 96. Hoiiara - Sale nr Rent Furn. Apt. 2300 Meflonvllle. *55 Ford, $90 bal. $3 mo. hideaway with restful quietPayment* RENT A BED 63 C h e v y Pickup 3. 3, A 4 BEDROOMS rasa and privacy may be Colt 3223829 3 Room*. Utilities, $50. 2 Bed '58 Ford, SS $99 bal., $3 mo. HalMen. Flectelde b e d . Roll away, Hospital 4 Baby I, lit, A 2 BATHS '53 Bulck, $74 bal, $2 mo. yours for $8,300 with Easy CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON room, $60. 322-2784. Bedi. Merle W. Warner long w h e e l baee, extra KITCHEN EQUIPPED Terms! LAKE. Call ■ v • B i a | ■ clean and l o w mileage. By Day, Week, «r Month Realtor LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT? 2 BEDROOM Furnkhcd Apart­ 322-1597. Ph. FA 2-5181 Its W. let St. For Complete Information ment. 601 Palmetto. 322 1374 Government Owned Stemper Agency CARROLL'S FURNITURE DUPLEX ON »« Acre on So. See or Call Your after 5:10. REPOSSESSIONS. 1NU. Monica Sanford Ave. Room It* trait BANFORD AVE. Realtor Iniuror-Tradea •ill. Furniture For Sale FHA - VA er too. Sale or Rent. Ph. FURNISHED apartment, in­ $100.00 DOW N 322 4991 1910 S. French Ave. OPEN EVENINGS SALES BROKER quire 404 E. 14th SI., Apt. 322 75)9. For toe biggest selection of Nr Have The Home For You 7. WANTED Selection of 2, 3, and 4 nearly new and used furni­ THREE UEDROOM. Hi baths, Phone 322-4503 WEEK END RANCHER Bedrooms located In various ture, tee Noll'a Furniture 0. I. loan, large corner lot, FURNISHED apartment!, 6 sections of Sanford Who needs 4 acres of excell­ Stenstrom Realty Brokerage In Casselberry block* from downtown. $43, 120. Automotive Service large shade treri, 107 Tuck Immadlat* Delivery ent pasture land, (fenced on 17-82. Open a days I to 6. er Drive, Sanford. 322-2288. $60 and $«5 per month. 2685 PARK DRIVE 56 Pontiac with two flowing welll). Al­ MONTHLY PAYMENTS VW SPECIALIST Some utilitlei furnished. Ph. 322-2420 322-7495 l.door elation wagon, V-8 9 PIECE DINING R o o m so includes a modem 10 x FROM $50.00 WRIGHTS AUTO REPAIR 97. lIuuaeH For Rent 322-3641. engine, standard Irani. Suite, G11 range. Odd piec­ 45 ft. 59 model bunk house FOR THE BEST HOME Foreign A Domestic Good low coat transporta­ 2 BR, Unfurnished house. Ph es. Ph. 322-9434. with Cabana and screened ROBERT A. WILLIAMS S. Sanford Ave. Arms* NEAR NAVAL RASE BUY tion, anlid throughout. 322-8892. porch. HURRY! “STAKE Realtor from H.L.ll. 322 0247. Nicely Furn. 1 till Apt. SEE YOUB FREE ESTIMATE YOUH CLAIM NOW." Ride Raymond Lundquiat, A*so. Ph. 6684323 UNFURNISHED H O U S E 2015 Stngord Upholstering k Mattress ren­ COHEN KAD1ATOR SHOP V A F H A Southbound Stage 3,4 miles FA 2-3951 AtlaaUe Rank Bldg. Country living near Sunland, CLEAN 4 Rooms. 811 Park. ovating. New k Used Furni­ Free Inspection, estimates, from City Limits. F o r 2 Bedroom, kitchen equlpt. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. pickup, delivary. Recortog COUNTRY CLUB MANORschedule call ROOM FURNISHED APT. Property water furn. $45 mo. Phone Co., at 708 Celery Ave. A repairs discounted. 2 A 3 Bedrooms. $100 Down $11.50 week. Electric A wa­ 211V$ E. 3rd. 322 5170. FA 2-2117. 322-3443 EVERETT A. HARPER Payment. $40 to $88 Monthly ter furnished. 322-3219. AGENCY • REALTOR Management Payments. FURN. 2 Bedroom. CB, oak tall Ua Your Furniture. Auto Glaas, 1485 S. Park Are. Call 322 3829 floors, masonry home. 1 EFFICIENCY. $40. 811 Park. Quick Service With the k Sea* Covers Phones FA 2-2284 or FA 2-3285 Cash. SUPER TRADING 60 Ford Wagon and Sales Broker Merle W. Warner Block W. of IIwy. 17-92 on FURNISHED 3 Room Apart­ AUTO GLASS 434, then 1 Block S. on East POST. FA M877. 4-door, V-8 engine, auto, 87. Hualnwut Rental* Realtor ment. Clean A close in. $55 SEAT COVER CO. trans., power steering A St. to Vincent Dr. month. Lights A water in­ Used furniture, appliances, I OK LEASE—Service Station. JIM H U N T brakes, radio A heater. 304 W. tad St. FA 3-8033 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, sc re w ­ cluded. 322-9507 after 2 p.m, It neede some work bul la F U R N I S H E D 1 Bedroom tools, ate. Bought • Sold. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Good location. Good pro. ed patio. Ph. 313-0388. wall worth aelliog price. Houae. Utilities furnished. Larry's Mart 215 SanJord ducts. Good treatment. Ph. FURNISHED Apt*. $30 A REALTY $80. 122-4020. Ava Ph. FA 1-4132. •i THIS HOME WILL SUPPORT $40 month. Adult*. Ph. AUTO GLASS locally 322-4342, or apply to Office: 322-2118 YOU I the PURE OIL COMPANY. FURNISHED COTTAGE at 3 322 9480. BAHAMA BED 4" Rubber INSTALLED Nights: 323-0700 Completely furnished 3-story Points. $63 per month. Ph. AIR conditioned bedroom to Senkarik Gluts and Paint mattress A 2 Rubber Bolst­ BANK RATE 90. l-ot* Fur Sale 322-4848 home. Nice looking, in ex­ 322-1467. ers, all nylon covered, 125. Company 8 room furnished apt. $65.00, GMAC 2524 Park Drive cellent condition, convenient­ 110 Burke St., AltamooU MAYFAIR BUILDING LOTS. 310 Magnolia Ph. FA 3-4822 111 E. 8th, 322-4285. LOCH ARBOR: Attractive un­ ly located. Net rental In­ FINANCING Springs. 102 Ft. frontage, 118 No. IDYLLWILDE- 4 Bedroom*. furnished houae. 2 bedrooms, FURN. Apt, Close In. Jimmie 123. IkwtH f t Mot o ra come la d year $300 per Deluxe Home, $183.50 Month­ Scull Ave. Will consider month. Total price $17,000 screened porch, rarparle, YELLOW Formica Kitchen OPEN — Cowan. 322-401$. ly Payment reasonable offer. J. N. Rob­ Dinette set, 4 ch ain , 820; and low down payment to utility - storage, k i t c h e n Fri. Ev«alngn ft IDEAL FOR FAMILY. 17' Cal! 322 3820 son, Jr. Ph. 322-1535 or 122equipped. Excellent condi­ EFFICIENCY. $40. 811 Park. reaponaible buyer. 20" Giri'a Bika, $10. 322-9079. Swift, 75 hp Johnson. Gator All 1tay Sat. 0228. tion. Ph. 322-1468. Merle W. Warner trailtr. Extras. 322-4175. 69. Schoola A Instruction* CLEAN let Floor Apt. Pvt. Realtor . S O U T H W A R D LAKE MARY. 2 Bedroom, mt. 1004 Palmetto. LAKE MINNIE 17' Glaaa Boat, 50 hp motor, 6 LAKEFRONT LOTS Florida room, fenced yard. = ^ K ) L L T M tV E T aiSi= Tilt trailer. Many extra*. Investment k Raalty OLD NEWSPAPERS W E L A K A APARTM EN TS Fully Improved 322-1507. KINDERGARTEN Reasonable. 321-3879. 118 N. Park Ave. 3X341178 MOTOR SALES 114 W. First St. JUNIOR KINDERS Sewer, Water, Sii* 111 x 180. FOR SALE 3-BEDROOM hou-.t, 720 Cher 3ml. ft Polmolto 2427 HOLLY AVENUE Sacrifice $5500 Each. Char2 LARGE Nlcaly furn. Duplex Gateway To The waterway okee Circle. 322 8436. Ph. 322*6231 Ph. 322 3580 25 LBS. . 50c let Seligman, 1201 E. RobinSt. Johns Realty apla. 14th Ave., Longwood, Robson Sporting Goods 2507 Park Dr. 5 The Finest In turn Ave. Orlando. Phone THE TIME TESTED FIRM 1 BR. Furn. House. Ph. 688 8 mi. from N.A.S. Ph. 838 Your EV1NRUDE Dealer SANFORD HERALD Ph. 322-0861 _Pic-School Educating 422-2316. Brokers Invited, H I & .£ l f k Av«, FA 2-613 4122, SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer *1495 Xi»t L n (| tltaiaara u 69. Schools & Instruction* Puppies - 10. Poultry • Livestock SHETLAND PONIES, $75 and up, Will pasture. Plenty rid tng apace, Ph. 322-5479. 13. Catering • Food OKRA. 322-0415. OKRA. PH. 322 6858. 15. Special Service* COMPLETE Lawn & Yard Service. 322-2310. 22. Plumbing PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FREF ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. TK 2-3383 ELDER SPRINGS PLUMBING DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE 322-7857 or 322-3125 21. Well Drilling WELLS GRILLED. PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS AH Types and S iu s ~ We Repair and Service STINE Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W znd St F4 2-8432 . 25. A irG b o d . & Healing AIR-CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION Sales and Service FREE ESTIMATES t i l Callifl T k 322 6154 *1995 CLASSIFIED INDEX *2996 $ Bank J Repossessions '1195 *2185 $100 DOWN MILE National '1685 1012 (MIL! '296 & HOLLER J.«S b j i f �B A C K -T O -S C H O O L, DOLLAR DAYS and W HAT-HAVE-YOU ALL ROLLED INTO ONE! DON’T FAIL TO CHECK THURSDAY and FRIDAY’S COME ONE, COME A LL TO THE GREATEST SALE EVER! BARGAINS FOR THE THRIFTY, FUN FOR EVERYONE. COME MEET YOUR NEIGHBORS, MAKE A DAY OF IT! g>mtforb f e m e FOR INDIVIDUAL MERCHANT’S ADS! Bring: the family! You'll find bargains, biff bargainb, you've been waiting all year for . . . . you'll find values you never in the world expect to see reduced because they're big name brands! Come see! You be the gainer. Save plenty! Join us early and enjoy whopping big savings for all the family. THIS MESSAGE SPONSORED BY YOUR SANFORD MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION u m p jL L - j 'j L L a t i m ju l p 1 iw — m m nf �Space Travel To Stay A crust of bread and a corner to sleep in, A minute to smile nnd an hour to weep in A pint of joy to a peck of trouble, And never a laugh but the moans come double; And that is lifel —Paul Laurence Dunbar. • * Always when I pass a church I drop in for a visit So that when I’m carried in The Lord won’t say "Who is it?" — Eldon S. Dummit shunted out of their neighbor­ hood schools to ride buses, the tubwsy or to walk to distant schools. Little white kids are due to be so shunted around big cities such as New York snd Ro­ chester, N. Y., to enable lit­ tle Negro kids to have what Is regarded aa their fair ahare of white achoolmatei. The story la that little Negro kids are deprived of their educational right a if they must attend claaaes only in the company of their own race. Herald Area Correspondents Alternant* Spring* Mrs. Julia Ha liar to# Contra Mrs. Joe. E. Malhlrus 348-4824 Lake Maty Mrs. Frances We■ter 822-8218 Lake Monro# Mrs. H. L. Johnson 322-4722 Longwood Mrs. Donna Estes 838-2217 North Orlando Mr*. Doria Doaa 322-1188 Oatoca Mr*. Cl*roar* Snyder 822-4141 Oviedo Mr*. Evelyn Lundy 838-1318 Bear Lake-Forral City Mrs. Maryann M ilo# *38-.1ST X Casselberry Mrs. Jans Casselberry 838-5041 C h u lu n ta Mrs. Josn Magi* 385-3742 DeBary Mrs. Frank While 888 4222 Dellnna Mrs. Mildred Haney 668-5631 Enterprise Mrs. Ritchie Mania •68-5834 385-3160 fflip fcanforii f m t t o Pag* 1-A Sanford, Florida w a l t h a. s in l o w Wed., August 12, 1964 . n o iro n a*b r m ia a u FRA N K VOLTOLIKB, O m U l i t a - O ta s r a l ■ ■ * * ( » jv l ia n l . v r n i r r a o n A ssoelst* e d ito r ■ AKHY I. JOHNSON NOBKMT ALEXANDER A d v .rtlo ln g D irsolor MOV UBBBN A d r o r tlils a M anager EOT PLATT d e n e ra t A d v a n c in g M ans*.# U A M H IK IT K. STAPLETON C la .s lll.d D irector JAM1M SMOMMAKES E s s la ts * M a n ic sr r a e d W BLLa M anaging E ditor RKl'UKN KILLEHHKW T o to a rap h E ditor DUHIS WILLIAMS Hoclotr E ditor co m a A u s t i n Cl t r E d ito r J I ’UV WMLLS O a n t y E d ito r aiochanlesl NIL!. VINCENT. R taff P h o to g ra p h ar ■ U IK u m u a as > r Moil I n u D elivery I o b I boIo Como tv ( M l I T ta r 11* W ts k l* « I M onths I l f I M onth* t.8# I M oalb 0 . E. P s tt a l R o a u ls lls s t p ro rld s th a t a ll paid la s d r s s e s . Bunt AM f i l l * 1 Tsar 4.TI ( M onies > I M onth* t.M I Month all e eb scrlp U o e s b* E n ts rs d s s snoond elan* m a n o r O otooer 17, I l i a a t t b s P i t t Offloo of S anford, F lorida, s a d o r tfaa A st a t C ontra** o< M arsh. Tho MsraU I* a msmbsr of th* Calls* Praia which la aam u d saelualvaty to th* as* for ropublloalioa of all tb* local aawa prlatsd la tbta m i n i m i . No p a rt a t a a / m ala ria l, n m a r t a v . r i i . l a g , o f th is odlMna of Tho Sanford llo ra ld m a r ha raproducad la any a a a a a r w ith ­ out w rllta a parm laaion of tho publlahor of T b* H a ra li. Any Individual or firm raapoaslbt* fo r aueh ro a ra d u e tlo a w ill b* conaidarod a s la frla g la g on Th* H arald'a c o p y rig h t a a # w ill ha hold llahlo fo r d a m n a in * u n d e r tho law . Puhllahad d ally aseopi ■ a tu rd a r. l e a d s ? a s # C h ristm a s; puhllahad a s t u r d a r precoadlag CbnatpM The Negro voter* of New York and other state* are giv­ ing elected and appointed of­ ficials a hot foot on that laaue. White voter* appear to be winding up for some backlash. In New York the officials have rim e up with the system of pairing schools. By combin­ ing or pairing an all-Negro elementary school with aa allwhite elementary achnol, the little Negro kkls are believed to obtain their fair share of white schoolmates. The patring system is mathematically sound. It mixes the races. Rut it hAs aroused a fury of protest from white par­ ents. Many white parent# ob­ ject to their children being chivvied around town to cor­ rect racial Imbalance in aome distant school. The coldly im­ personal approach of school authorities to the problems of little white kids who ere rfurnte<l from nearby to distant schools was shown some days ago in New York City. Parents challenged In court a New York school order that their three little white kids, the oldest about nine, must leave an elementary school across the street from, their home and trek thereafter nearly a mile to another school where there existed e condition of racial imbalance. The court forbade the school authorities io run the little white kids out of tttelr a crossthe-street school. But the court limited Us action to that single situation and did not rule in general on the right of school authorities to assign lit­ tle white kids to elementary schools solely on the bails of their race. It would be in defiance of the 1954 Supreme Court inte­ gration order to assign little Negro kids to schools on the basis of race. Why K la not defiance so to assign little while kids is something for the non-lawyer to woodcr about, along with other receot judicial actions. The Republican presidential platform went all out against such inverse diicriminstion ae seems to exist la the effort to correct racial Imbalance in New York stete. Whet wee missed by some commenta­ tors is that the 1884 Civil Rights Act takes substantially the same position. There is no federal support for shunt­ ing little white kids around town to correct racial imbal­ ance in some distant achool. For what the Civil Rights Act has to say on that, nee the ac4'a title IV on " tion of Education." For example, it says: "De­ segregation shall not mean the aasignment of students to public schools in order to overcome racial imbalance.” most of the Southern state* for himself in 19<14 a* he was in holding them for the Northern Catholic John F. Kennedy in l!i(i0. In any resr, hy his state­ ment on th* Vice-Presidency, Preaident Johnson has made It clear that hr is not taking th* South for granted and is preparing to do battle for its votes. The withdrawal of Gov, Georg* Wallace from the Presidential race mskrs the rare harder for Johnson ami easier for Srn. Goldwatcr, a* noted in this column several weeks ago. The GoldwatcrWallace bird* of a fruitier will now almost certainly flock together, irgardlcs* of the difference in party label. Th* Johnson job will he to convince born-and-hied Demo­ crats, as he did in l'JfiO, that they ran still live hsppily in the paity, and he rewarded according to what thry do for it. Gov, Wallace dropped out of the contest, many Southern insiders believe, tweause hr feared he would make a poor showing in a three-way race, not because hr was in rnhoota with the Goldwator-Hepuhlican campaign. Many of Wal­ lace's financial backers are Republicans who now natural­ ly will write their check* pay­ able to Harry Gnldwater. And the Republican* who were giving zip to hi* primary races will now he otherwise occupied. But Lyndon Johnson will nol he found among those who think that with th* with­ drawal of George Wallace h# has moved ahead in the South. The Democratic plat­ form pronounced at Atlantic City will not be conciliatory to the South. Hut the private words of the candidate will be as softly reassuring as the candidate nf a national paity can prop­ erly make them, The Presi­ dent will bend an understand­ ing ear to those Southern Democratic leaders who ex­ plain that the best they ran do for him ia say "vote Dem­ ocratic'' and thru go fishing. The President is anticipat­ ing that he will get at least that much help from most of Ilia men who shape the politi­ cal mind of tha South. Given that, he ia willing to taka hia chance* against a Harrycome-lately from out nf th* West. Phil Newsom Soys Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic .Scrapbook Linda’* cane for it la a rlaasiral example of the mental conflict often following an abortion, tiullt rompleiea and arrrrt sex conflict* thus underlie mil­ lions of "worry warts” or hypochondriacs. Bo send for the acx booklet below. CASE T-445: Linda 1... ag­ ed 20, is almost bankrupting her husband with medical bills. "Dr. Crnne," he protested, "we have three children but they don't cause me half the worry thnt Linda does. "A year ago she began to fret about cancer of her womb, so 1 took her to a gyn­ ecologist. “lie said there was no sign of cancer. Hut she still kept worrying shout it until I had her rhecked hy two more ex­ pert*. “ Then she hegnn to tukr pilli and liquid medicine* ami now aha ia a tranquillser ad­ dict. "Last month she decided she has heart trouble hut lately she nays .lie is positive she la going Insane. "Dr. Crane, aha was a healthy, normal wlfa and mother till about a year ago. So what hat changed her an radically 7" (iuilt Complex Read this case with double care for It ia a classical ex­ ample of what often happens to a woman who has under­ gone an abortion. Linda didn't tell her hus­ band that she was pregnant a year ago. Instead, ehe had an abor­ tion performed for ehe felt she had borne rnmigh chil­ dren. Bill such women frequently begin to fear that they a rt murderesses of the unborn ha* by! And In this dilemma, they usually expert (iod to punish (hem In some dramatic man­ ner. For w h e n e v e r we ain against (iod, we usually look for aome dramatic retribution, like a holt of lightning from the aky. Thus, Linda felt that Ond would first penalize her in the very plare where her aln was committed, namely, her womb. Then ah* began to fret ahout a stroke, either in the form of a sudden heart attack or apoplexy. When rardiologista reassur­ ed her on those ixitnts, eh* then became a virtlm of man­ kind's classical fear of divine punishment, namely, insanity. You lllble scholars will re­ call that Cod punished King Neburhndnriiar with insan­ ity, *o he ate grass in the fields. And even if modern Ameri­ cans have never reed the Hilda or heard their clergy­ men expound (la content!, they still look upon Insanity aa a punishment of Cod. You may he interested to note that people who feel they have violated some sex devia­ tion from Cod’* code, are not likely to fret about diabetes or smallpox or even tuber­ culosis. No, Indeed! Thry dream a disease that strikes them as If by lightning, such as apolIray, heart attack, and insan­ ity. I.tmla could thus have watted thousand* of dollars on futile medication and even submitted to needless surgery, all because nf her secret wor­ ry. Guilt rumplrxes and srrret sex conflicts underginl most of the hypochondriacs in the world. So send for my booklet "Facta About Pregnancy," en­ closing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plua 20 rents. (Always write to Dr. Crane In rare of thla news­ paper, enrloalng a long1 stamped, addressed envelop* and 20 cents to rover typ­ ing and printing coats when yoa send for one of hla booklets.) Dick West’s The Lighter Side WASHINGTON <UPI> — I have Just returned from my aummer vacation and I think I have a fairly clear idea now of what hell is like. Tha moat dreadful fate that I can imagine would b* an ataroity of driving across th* ccuntry with a 2 V4-yearold boy in the car. I covered roughly 4,000 miles In that manner during my vacation, and I do mean roughly. Every yard of It was torment in tha Old Testament tradition, Tha main trouble was that the 2tt-y*ar-old covered approalmataly 6,000 miles on th* aama trip. He logged an extra 2,000 mile* crawling from ( th# front seat to th* rear seat and back again. I docked him for on# 100mil# atn tc h and found that during paak periods ht oscil­ lated between the front and tear seats at the rat* of 38 times per hour. On every third move, going from rear to front, the toe of his left the# would atrjke me in the neighborhood of the medulla oblongata, pro­ ducing a minor concussion. In some respects, however, traveling with a 2V«-year-old boy hai advantages over fira and brimitona. In an cmarganry, for Instance, ha can b* used ae a gasoline gauge. Any time that he drops off to sleep, loading the other oc­ cupants to beliava they ar* getting an hour's respite, you can be aura that th* car la about out of gat. Almost as toon aa hia eye* ar# cloaad it become* neces­ sary to atop a t n aervic# sta ­ tion. Which, of eour*#, wakaa him up again. On tha other hand, whan h# SPECIA LS EVERY DAY! ON 100 I1RANDS FARRELL’S . . Tito Holds Key Role * Inverse Discrimination nt WASHINGTON — President Johnson'* unexpected state­ ment limiting the field of po»sibllttiee for th# Vice-Presi­ dency on hi* ticket reflect* the great importance he it at­ taching to opinion in the South in the coming election. Hy eliminating from coniidoration aa a running-mate anyone of cabinet rank, he ruled out Robert V. Kennedy, the man least likely to rarry favor with Southern drlegatra to the Atlantic City Conven­ tion or with Southern voters in November. Hy stating that among hil requirements for a runningmate is acceptability to all sections of th* country, Mr. Johnson made it clear that he does not Intend to pit rare against race or region against rrgion in the fall campaign. Chances are that the Presi­ dent will he whistle-stopping across the South again this October as he did as a cam­ paigner for John F. Kennedy and himself four year* ego, fighting hard to hold his na­ tive land. And findings by "New York Times" reporters and othera notwithstanding, chance* ar* that Johnson will he as persuasive In holding Thought For Today Lyle C. Wilson Says: U n t ie d F r e t s In t e r n a t io n a l LBJ Looks To Dixie Vote noisy talk in Congress about sharp sertiny of the space budget, NASA will again get ju st ubout what it ask­ ed for—$5.2 billion in fiscal 1964-G5. This is because space research is definitely one of the economic-politcnl fncta of life todny. The glamor of moon glow has dimmed, but a lot of constituents of n lot of congress­ men now have a down-to-earth per­ sonal interest in the $20-billion-plus moon project. It will not be the first time this has happened. The monnrehs who financed the explorers of the New World were more interested In riches than in geographical knowledge. Sheer curiosity and love of adven­ ture inspired the Wright Brothers, but the fruit of their invention— commercial Bir travel—is strictly business. Space is, as John F. Kennedy said, the new ocean upon which we must sail, sooner or later. The moon is but an offshore island, the first port of call on n voyage thnt will occupy the imnginntion nnd energies of genera­ tions to come. The space sailors of tomorrow will remember only th at we set sail for the moon nround 1970. They won’t particularly care why we went. Banger 7’s literally smashing suc­ cess has given a brief new thrust— emotional as well as scientific—tow­ ard the goal of a manned moon land­ ing by 1970. While it is still not at all certnin th a t this target will be met, no one can doubt that man’s fantastic dream of space flight to other worlds is steadily nearing reality. Beaching the moon has been de­ clared a national goal. But despite the national pride in the Ranger flight, the Apollo moon project is far from being a truly mass-sup­ ported effort, such as a war would be —especially now that the novelty of rockets and satellites has worn off. Indeed it is far from having the whole-hearted support of the scient­ ific community. The American Association for the Advancement of Science recently sent a questionnaire to 2,000 members se­ lected a t random. To the yes-or-no statement—"The vital nntionnl interests of the United States require thut n high priority be given to landing a man on the moon by 1970"—G2 per cent of the 1,134 scientists who replied said ‘‘No.’’ While 58 per cent thought th at scientific knowledge was the most important justification for the moon program, only 7 per cent could see any military benefit from it. Four per cent thought there was not ju st­ ification at all for going to the moon. Not surprisingly, only 139 of the respondents were connected either directly or indirectly with govern­ ment-supported s p a c e work—as scientists. As citizens and employes, though, it is probable th at the great m ajority of them live in states and a:e associated with Institutions or companies that derive financial ben­ efits from the Bpace program. In the early days, space funds were voted out of alarm und enthus­ iasm and excitement. Today, despite The most vigorously adverse criticism of the Republictn presidential pUtform hat cen­ tered on Its civil rights plankt, Including the platform's firm­ ly stated opposition to what is called invert* discrimina­ tion. By in vert* discrimination, th e Republicans evidently meant d is crl mi nation against little white kids bees use of their race. The platform pre­ sumes such discrimination to ex lit when little white kids are Helen Fufler Soys WASHEE TODAY announce* that h* need* to go to the bathroom, you can b* certain that th* car has plenty of ga*. A passenger of that aga also will hrlp you identify tha type of highway you are on. When he throws a shoe out th* window, you know you are on ■ freeway and will have to drive 75 mllca to gat track to pick it up. Aa N i k i t a Khrushchev seek* a solution to hi* quarrel with Red China and to a growing Apirit of Indepenilence among th* East Euro­ pean satellites an inierrating sidelight to th* atory is the growing influence of the moderating voice of Josip Bros Tito of Yugoslavia. It ia especially Interesting in light of th* fact it wa* Tito's break with th* KremIin in 1948 that actually set a pattern for th* indepen­ dence now being shewn hy Romania and to a leaser de­ gree aome other of the satel­ lite slates. AI»o noteworthy I* the fact that it is Tito, among the earliest In come under attack at a "deviation Iat" hy tha Red Chinese, who now caution* Khrushchev a g a i n s t any hasty attempt to rratl tha Chinese cut of International romniunism. In hia third meeting with Khrusltrhev in the lust 18 months in l<cningr*tl in June, Tito also ia aald to have urged the Soviet leader not to ovardramatisa Romani’* increating contart* with the W eit or iti refusal to inte­ grate it* economy with So­ viet plant for t\i« Commu­ nist bice. Tlto'a relations with an­ other Communist state, Fidel Castro's Cuba, wrra reported to have undergone a hit of a strain because Tito also ad­ vised Castro to exercise r*. straint in his attacks against the United Stales—that Is, if Castro ever hoped to ease U. 8. economic pressure* against him. in this, his advice Is sup­ posed to have coincided with similar advice from t h a Kremlin. Aa regards Romania, Tito also 1* reported to have sug­ gested to Romanian President Gheoigliiu-Drj that he should not carry hi* independence too far. Moscow auuice* say the re­ sult has been that after a period of coolness between Moscow and Bucharest, re­ lations now ara normaliied, MONEY J u s t tell us how m uch you need to pay old bills, for home im provements, car repairs, for all your seasonal expenses. Phone for prompt, courteous service. •*•*•** 24 Mutate him M t *12000 111.00 220.00 312.00 432.00 382.00 | 7.00 11.00 1300 18.00 24.00 3200 M LOANS UP TO $*00 FAMILY ARCADE PACKAGE STOKE OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - «:1S P. M. F1NANCI SIIVICI, INC. II* E. FIRST SANFORD WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 110 South Magnolia S tm t .................. FA 2 4612 wo •WflpDow with Khrushchev continuing to follow the soft line. What apparently concerned Tllo most was the increasing frequency of anti-Soviet out­ bursts renting from Bucha­ rest, outbursts which, Tito wainrd, could endanger what­ ever gain* Romania had made in freeing itself oT diciaiii i from Moscow. While tha possibilitir* were considered remote Unit Russia would undertake any such measures ns against the Hun­ garians In 1956, (here re­ mained the “ possibility of other action which could he srverely damaging to the Homnnlun economy. Two-lhild* of her frontiera trade still is with the Soviet Union and ft* allies. Two-third of her frontiera nre hounded hy the Soviet Union, Bulgaria and Hungary. Her only salt water |mrl, Constanta on the Illark Sea, easily e.'ulil hr dominated hy Soviet air nnd sea power. Tilo’s motive* are not en- tirely selfless. As do othera among th* smalt Communist stales, he area a certain ad­ vantage in th* Red ChineseSoviet quarrel because It Tia* forced the Kremlin to ease pressure* elsewhere. OVER 35 YEARS At Firit A Palmetto (Alongside old post nffirr) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpel* • Furniture • Tile • Pianos • Rental lied* Tsk* one phans exit (or below), sd4 heslttt with basket* ot gins M i ialormeiie* shoot tha city, stir la iseuiM hospitality, snd you# hi*, a ftn.rsiM o*4 7 deligntfut welcome. Just \\ckunicflSO\a^)n \ Virginia rotroski I*. <1. Box 1214 Hanford Phyllis Itugrnsleln l- A 2-6251 Lake Mary Nora Norris TE 8-1514 8. Seminal* Mildred Honey f 68-5631 Deltona Mary Getting* Hear l.akt 293-6817 He member t hone nf your vacation trip last »ummtr7 Why Not Enjoy An AirConditioned Car This Summer? Cool ('unifort All Summer ljmj[! We Will Air Condition Moat Popular American Cara. Price* S tart AS LOW AS * *26500 INSTALLED Prir# Does Not Include Sale* T ai. WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS “Your Friendly Ford Dealer” Strickland-Morrison INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT 308 E. Firal Ht. PH. 322-1481 Open 6 Daya A Week W. Park Ml 4-8919 a �SlTf Satifnrh Tutre 2-A—Au*. 12, 19«4 Vrr«!& CL)&aJi fibby • DEAR ADDY: I »m a painter. A month ago, while painting the house of a very rich woman, the ladder collapsed (it was her ladder) and I fell to the ground. I broke my leg in aoveral places. Since then I've had no Income. I lost IfiOQ In pay, and my doctor bill is 1150. I asked the woman at least to help me pay my doc­ tor bill and she ssid her In­ surance didn't cover that kind of accident and rhe Isn't reaponalhle for my bills. She la »o cheap abe told jnc to buy a bo* of plaster and make my own cast! She an Id I waa foolish for go­ ing to a doctor. She came over with two pain pllla the bought at an Army aurplua store and tall they were just aa good as prescription pilla. Everyone tolla me I am nuta If I don't tue her. She la far from poor, Abby. She own* aeveral housea In town. What should I doT OUT O f WORK DEAR OUT: See a lawyer at once! If you can't afford one, go to your local Legal Air Society. If you broke your leg on HER ladder, while painting HER home— Insurance or no insurance, soon as w* get home he takes them out again. 1 told him he should sec hla denliat II he is having trouble, but ha says ho has already spent enough money on false teeth and he doesn't want to spend any more. Ills dentist Is supposed to be one of the best jn town. We have a small Income, but l think this la Important. I hate to nag him about It, but T don't know how much longer T can take tills. He looka like an old man with his teeth out. A BRIDE DEAR BRIDE: CaU your husband’s dentist and tell him what you’ve told me. If hc’i one of the "be**" In town, ha will probably Inalrt on adjusting the denture* without charge ao they'll be comfortable end wearable. • • • Problems? Write to AnBY, Bo* 63700, Los Angeles, Calif, fo r a personal reply, en­ close a stamped, golf-addro**ed envelope. • • • Hale to writ* letter*? Send one dollar to Abby, Do* 60700, In* Angeles, Calif., for Abby'* Woklet, "HOW TO WHITE LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." On(BJibdqs The pathnloglcal liar feels NORTH n that It is silly to tell the truth AQR03 when n lin will do just aa ¥ K 10 9 ♦ Q 10 6 4 well. The pathological false♦ Q$ carder feels Ihul U is silly to WEHT EAST make a normal play when 4 A K JII *1 there la a chance to falaecard. ¥73 ¥JR ♦ 67 ♦ J0S33 North and South might * A 0 7 I + J 1 0 G4 1 well have tried for game in BOOTH<D> no-trump, and there would *1071 ha** haen no way t« keep ¥ AQ064B whichever partner played the ♦ AK * K t hand from making 10 trlrks, U n til v u ln e r a b le but there in no way to play (tenth Went North Part no-trump unless one partner 1¥ 1* 1¥ I’as* nr the other bids nu-trunip 4 ¥ I'aaa ra sa 1’aaa anmewhere along the way. Opening lead—* K . Thus, Rnuth found himself In four hearts. the three, South lost no time West opened the king of dropping the It). spades, and after East played West paused for a brief (On Jhst Any bride who believes that the marriage ceremony auto, ninth-ally turn* her into Ilia prrfect wife la deluding herself. Hut let anyone even hint that lha American man isn't always a bargain ns a hus­ band, or that be might Heel a little tactful training to turn him into the kind of con­ siderate human being a wom­ an ran live happily with for life -and the men holler for the police. A column of mine advising hrulea that the first year of marriage is the <-*iicat tinm In trnil) a hindiuml in tho way 2tighUqJil& TV Time Previews TV Tima erltlca preview coming lelevlslon shows by attending rehearsals, watch­ ing screenings, a t u d y 1 n g scripts in New York and Hol­ lywood. Here ara their pre­ views lor today: 7;3tiu p ni. NBC. Tho Vir­ ginian. "A Bride lor 1-irs." (Color) (llcruu) A UO-mtnut* sort-of-comedy which atara Doug McClure (Trampaa) and Kalherlne Crawlord In an old plol which seems lo play well inoat of the times It's il >ne. Trampaa la Instructed lo pick up and deliver an injur'd man's m ailorder bride and . . . well, take II from there, 1(3:311 p m . CHS. llio llcvcrly Hillbillies. (Rerun) This episode isn't as funny as it is Intercillng. Most of tha action takes place at the fumed M.v ri riel.i ml In I'atoa Verdes, Calif., and the cavorting speclinens am a delight to watch, particularly the playful dol­ phins. The dam pen* have taken up deep-sea flailing, a* encouraged by Danker Dry*, dalc (Raymond Dailey), to keep them from going back to Uie hills where wild game is plentiful. Starring as the Clainpetts are Ruddy Ebaen, Irene Ryan, Max Rut-r and Donna Douglas. 0:30-10 Jp.m. CRS. The Dick Van Dyke Show ( Part II) (Rerun) Sally (Rose Marie) ealla Itnh'a (Dirk Van Dyke) bluff and quit* her writing job to concentrate on her career a* a TV celebrity. Now In need ul a typist, lloli grudingly I* form l lo give wife Laura (M iry Tyler Moore) (he job. It's not long before lie and Ruddy I Morey Amsterdam) are willing to do anything to get their writing partner to return, 10 tl p m . ADC. 77 Sunset fifrlp. "lV*rrnr in a Small Town," (Rerun) Tills plol la old. Rut it serves lu give Kdd IlyriK-a a good acting chance and he comes through con­ vincingly. As Rookie, he II robbed of his clothes, car and Identifies lion by a hitchhiker. In dollies left by Hie hitch­ hiker, Kooklr la identified aa a robber ami faces a lynching. a* bv Tonight I T ia h t r n p * H a p lo ra g * n *n c < n r l o v e r l y lllllblltlcs Dirk V i a Dyk* Show Klavanth Hour Chaekm at* On Ilr o a d w a y T o n ig h t Na s e - o p i N a w a lln * C h * n n * t 111 N o * * Movl* M o vl* T o n ig h t S h o w Now* I 00 »7) S-gn one nlghtl" (Il P r lr * 11 TO * * »" IH AInn»» I ^ sliil J « i u i - i H lfirim ta J imI I M r l ' i n 1*1 u * A I I»i2» (> «lr •ih k is t mini or IO IT II" P u t il f t t H iiiiin — ■C o lo r L ia s Warns •rl I SO (IV L o r a t t a T a n a g ( l i ( l a n a r * 1 H o a p ita i ( I ) T e T a ll T h a T ru th I II (I) Toa D en't gay (C o lo r ) ( I ) Q uaan T o y (il to o ( I ) ill (Il 4 10 ( l l 1:11 I I I II) I I I (1 ) Tha Ldg* A o( H ay N 11 m M atch f la m * T r a llm a a t a r fla c r a l S le r m H u r r a a n d A lla n N *»» t ’ n r l* W a il H a lt of U r a a a h * O ) Hronen I I I C a rto o s a I I I l.a a v * I t I I s ( l i N aw aa ap * fa R a a v tg n ig h t ( I ) Th* McCaya 11.11 f t ) Mi x i n g Link* ( 0 ) c is t The On (M l I I I fiunahln* Aim**** i I I ( I ) fJro v a . f i r m fta p a tt I l» (I> F l n r l l * n t a fn r y I I I k u rirta a R am aatar y) y M *»aag . (1) rata A Olady* rra a ntASuet 4> T O S lW V t YO U AT CAFETERIAS TIIURSDAY P. M. I I •• ( I ) Tnur Ian F tra t («1 I .o v a o f ! .! ( • ( I I Savan K ayo • Hales Tetiday Iraeleg Igaclal • • 10-#s. Mew Veak Sialoin Strip cookad to your ordaa for enly 79c. I m p r 'a i - Thartlay Might It "faoiilr *i«ht" with fee* d«»M U IN - I a a rta fo a o ll. Padvaad Pleae Satvrdey Night It "itaafc night" • a big * * * . TSwniiwla Plea* Bone Steok cooked lo yowl order for Only $1.00. TV RENTAL THURSDAY A. M. "Coma lo bod, dear. . . youVa Jammed CBS enough for ( l i N aw a— 11 0* (I) Cnnrentratlnn ter • Service Seminole TV FA 1-4*10 Zenith Color TV Salca 2*00 Hanford Ay*. ea C o .ia t W y lUNCHIO N I t AAt - J I J *.*». * . J 0 P A I ..« 0 0 M * . co co a-i i i t t iu t a m iu o u im n .n it c i 100 MerySaod end ■rid Warn 900 K. Mad. * U l a ka n k la an tta a U S. I Sooth THf FINfST CATfRING S£RV(Cf fN CfNIHAl ftO fi/D A ») il ha ahnuhl go brought loud squawks from the men. One critic, who was a lit­ tle more sarcastic than the nlliers, even fell buck on that old threat that If a wife tries to lorn a man into a husband who treats har Ilk* m human being, she'll |nae him to "anrnethlng rota and fluffy who Duller* hla ego." That's an old, old rhratnut men have come to depend on ua their mean* of keeping wive* In llm*. Hut the truth Is that If mom lela that old threat, spoken or implied, Intimidate her so that she doesn't dare to stand up for her right* or rip r r t to he treated with as much consideration as the gives her husband. Her mar­ riage Isn't any bargain, any­ way. It really does seem aa though men would he a little hit ashamed of having to end every man-woman argument wllh the threat that if a wo. man Isn't willing In spend her life making a men feel big anil wonderful and Important, he can always start looking around for eome hlrd-hraln who will. And a hlrd-hraln la usually Just his speed. Marriage Is a two-way street. A rhilillih altitude from either partner can wreck the chance of a happy Ufa to­ gether. A I b Il-h a t i» u b lix a r a w ld tt. S o w i d e t h a t —w e r e It n o t f o r o t h e r p r n c t l c u l r e a s o n s —y o u c o u l d d o y o u r s h o p p i n g i n y o u r c a r l (Qgt, LAST DAY CLIFF ROUGHTHON UKOUCR CIIAKIRI8 " f ill SQUADRON'’ Color • I’in*vision STARTS TOMORROW AT 1:0fl - 3:00 • 5:00 7:00 . 1:00 ’ •T h o p h o t o g r a p h i s a c o m p n c t - m v n c r ’s p Ip o -c L re u m . 13ut I t d o e s p r o v e t l i a t , f o r s h o p p i n g c a r t s , t h e r e ' s m o r e t h a n e n o u g h r o o m i n t h e P u ta lix a i s l e s t o p r e v e n t t r n f f l o J e n in ! T h i s s p a c i o u s n e s s Is p r o v i d e d to s p e e d s h o p p i n g , s a v e y o n t i m e . I t 's a u u U i o r H a p p y D K f o r e n c o u t P u b l i x . C o m o o n jo y t h e H n p p y D if f e r e n c e in s h o p p in g a t P u b l l x . H u t p l e a s e p a r k y o u r e a r i n o u r s p a c i o u s p a r k i n g lo t i soon*. Tll l l t aUAY T>a* a ilua -voi .Mi onsa or 1 li e r C o a io T ♦♦ CS> T # 4 a y — H u g h r>Bwn« | 13.16 U ) T r u t h q u trtr • • ( I I film F e a tu re ! fl> K * t h * r N ew s T rt( l i ) F a r m M k t. H ap -n Cl) 8 # t r r h fo r T o m o rro w S i* » T il ( t ) K t c k l* E v a n s G u id in g L ig h t is 4i (•: ( I I Today Ni s i 1 00 <2) N o w . 7 I I ( ( ) Local M e w l, W a a K r n l i F o rd H ' l n l l t f - B r In k '.t y <»> th a r <«) I , US N>wo flp o c U l Kaport I G* ( I l C a p ta in K a n g a ro o 1 TI (!) F o e 01 I 'l l) N i s i < li ( J l C a rtu o n r 1 JO (1 ) !*to p |e A ro F i n n y I :a ( I t HSvor'-a C o u rt lin n C o c h ra s and th » N# w § — Dim ( ( ) H em p sr R w m 13t i l N ew s M , K i a r r l i * F o r W om an A i Th* World T u r n film R i i t m Ihnw I I I ( I l C a rto o n * Cartoena r tisysrina (l> It o m r a r n o o n L t F * Mmko A D e l l I0 :6 a U l S a y W h rn Th« D t p u i y A n n fto tfctrn ( I l N - a r i— M ik a W a lla c e Th* V lrilnla* I ’ tiR w ont 10 II C l N DC N *w a C H S Ila p o rt* T h * It o c t o r i ( ) | Spantrh The P a t ty Duka I n y In T o u r t 10 10 C l W o rd (n r W - M Show Art U nkU tttr (» i D tc im b o t lr ld * TH A (l| I v* I .u r y T li* r t r m i r i D augh­ Ruth Miiiett JUNG LOCKHART HUGH RlilLLY TU.M TK * I O By Oswald Jacoby ait ryy? l ia'ss*' Nia I ios1Um| I S moment to not* that tho deure Rail not appeared and continued with tho ere. Ho knew Unit East had started with the douhlctnn trey-deuce nr a einglrton so that there wet no ehanr* that Rnuth would l>* aide to ruff in. When East showed out, It was rou­ tine for the defenae to Uka two more tricks. flouth should hove dropped the deuce of spade*, West might have continued the suit anyway, but on (lie other hand, he might w«dl have de­ cided that South hdd no mor* spades. In that case, he would have abandoned the spade suit and South would have won th* rubber. U )om & n : V WEDNESDAY P. M. By Abigail Van Buren I'll bet SHE h isn 't a leg to stand on. • • • DEAR AHJ1Y: I am an elderly m in and have been dating a middle-aged widow for some time. I do not drive, ao when I Invite her out for dinner her son usually cornea by and picks me up. The lady la already In the front seat beside her son, ami 1 have to ait in the back seat all by myself. There is plently of room for the three of us In the front. Otherwise 1 think the lsdy should alt In the hack seat with m t. I would appreciate your opin­ ion. ANNOYED DEAR ANNOYED: Don't look a gift ride in the seat. • • • DEAR AIIRY: My husband la a handsome man In hla early forties. We have Wen married only a few months. T knew he had false teeth when I married him, but I had never seen him with hi* teeth out. Soon after we married, he started taklm; hla teeth out the minute he came home. Now he never wears them around tho house. If we go somewhere, he won't put his teeth In un­ til the last minute, and a* $.acoby Tele BERRY’S WORLD •) VVHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASUREI 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. SEMINOLE PLAZA, HWY. 17-92 & SK 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. �CJy» PxnforB W»r«IS Autr. 12, 1964—Pafre 3-A Attack On LBJ Timing Of Raid News Renewed WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Tcxia Republican congrc*»m in has n-new-ed hi* compia:ni that President John**) in* nounced prematurely the U. 5 air n id i againet North Viettu ra rw torpedo bolt b i m , citing in ic count given by the commander of the attack task force. Itep. Ed Tore man. who wai boned by Democrat! when he made the charge originally list week on th* House floor, and th* details given by Rear Adm Robert B. Moore indi­ cated that "the Pentagon came up with an excuse for the President when be got himaelf in i bind " Johnion'i timing, the Texan eiid, waa "the height of in temational military Irresponaiblllty." The controversy centered on the fact th at Johnson told the American people in a broad­ cast on the Tuesday night of the attack that the operation wis being executed it that time — 11 31 p. m EST. A lite r Defenie Department eummary of the rild i repotted that the U. S. planet did not reach their red targets until 115 a in EDT Wednesday. Moore told newsmen that be did not heli've the t ’ S. planes has been detected by North Viet Nam radar at the time .Ichnaon made the public dllclosure. The admiral also aatd he did not believe the President’! announcement gave the Red a any useful advance warning. He said the air strike would have been aucceaafut even If the North Vietnamese had had three day*’ advance warning Sanford Store Extends Lease The MflCrory Company has extended for e period of three years Ita current lease on the etorc’a annex located on Hast first f t reel, m cording to an armour >nient today by Man­ ager < larenre Redding. Uuddiri't sard that new lighting hns been installed in the annrx and Hint aeverat department# from the main shoe rre being shifted to the annex tacit ion. To accommodate ahoppera, Reild"'r said that an arvhway hns 11<n cut from the main at ore in o the annex. Hr d .big also daahed mid water on rumors that the firm would remain In Its present Joent on for only six months • flir the new McCrory store open'd in the Sanford ahop. ping center. He explained that thare never haa been nny plnn to f!"se the downtown attire. "Tire company owna nne-lhird of the main atore, we have a 10-year l-urae on another third, end n'-e yrnra to go on th# remaining third portion of the main store." Redding ridded, "(tinea we've extended the leaaa on the an* riexes for an additional three years this ahotrld he luffic* lent evidence that the com­ pany la not planning to cloie (his outlet." He also declared that ha will remain at manager of the downtown store. Westside Fire Meeting Set rl Ry Mr*. II. I- Johnson An urgent meeting of all persona Interested In t h e West side Volunteer Fire De­ partment and Fire Diitrtet was railed for * p in. Thuraday in the Hake Monroe Community Building a f t e r County Commlaalonera today agreed to include the matter o( voting on establishing the alitrict on the November b il­ lot. Thnie attending the meeting also will be liked to complete arguing the charier In order that arrangements can be Im­ mediately continued toward getting a tire truck. Building OKd TALLAHASSEE (LTD — The cabinet today gave ita approval to a proposed multietory office building which would be located arrow from the State Capital Center In ,TaUabeaaee. GOODGUIDANCESTSRM 15 A M M O N IA 7 APPLESAUCE BABY FO O D S 6 B A K I N G NEEDS 7 12 BEER BEVERAGES 13 15 BLEACHES BREAD 20 BROO M S C A K E M IX CANDY CATSUP C K R IA L S C H IK S I C H I N I S K FOOD 6 C IG A R E T T E S | j 1 i I 1 1 | • f f f it r ;/ F&P Flavor Perfect s p e t 'ia f s Del Mont# Plneopple-Grapeffuit • 46 -ox . 9 % Mrs. Filb.W’i cans Margarine......... 27* Dinner Rolls .....29 * Kr.lt’i Tsihr Cheese Whiz vr nvvniin Chtciv vneiir Bar war Sherd autre Wiiconiin Big Eye Swiss cans # 2 cans Popular lutfpr«fV«v«t GOLDEN RIPE SWEET AS lun.hin* Tasty 29< VbT 29 * F.F.V Cookies Chcesc-lts B a n a n a s . |b 9' .'Sr 29 * lo if t’s l<a Cisim Cake Roll pkfS. Htlnx D.llti.u. Large S ite □ Honeydews □ C e le ry ........ 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Booth’! Froipfi Perch Steaks . With Leman Butter Gorton's Sole J-lk. 49. X:49' f *•! Blit 594 Si»,l.ion't r.assa Sraalid Shrimp......... 2 ;h0;r 99* Sw ift’s Prem ium Grade A , D&D Q u ick -Fro ie e PRICK D ucklings EFFICTIVI THURS., FRI., IAT. AUO. 11, 14, IS , 1144 it , 3 Scifr'l Prtmiuiw Sm.b.g Beef Tongue 49' Snifl'i Prtmlum (raun«fliw*jf«f nr l-a«. chuWi Sandwich Spread PRICES EFFECTIVE 69' Saratola Brand CMpptd Bail, THURS., FRI„ AND SAT., Ham or Turkey AUG. 11, 14,15, For Good Summff Vatin* Copeland Franks 1964 ibV 35* 2 69* Tail* Pearl White Shrim p.............. * 79 * y b O iY x s Y iio o I J X arm o n S t a m p s rf MAAta Te r Ovee Ready M eat Leaf 2Vfc-lb. pkg. $1.49 aaaiN* « ... s . f . n is. l»a« i o P ‘ TOO m V rm V W l V ree* J jf O ra a n S ta m p s «dii £>•* .......mi *4 Tornow’a Sliced Cold Cuts 3 6-os. pkgi, 87c ngirn Bel. Aufwtl II- IM4 S is i_ZZ eOLISM IMOKIO SAUIAGI 12-oa, pkga. 69c HP 'M Itl . 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O W V n ’eY M i 0 ^ 'rY .Y W JX O r a a n S t a m p a JX O r a a n S t a m p a ^ MA Asa mmftm mi s* iS m Mi Bon Roll On Deodorant Large er Extra Largo •apirat Sal., AwtMt! If, lt*4 | mmmmujm _ Pot Roast t™*1" • . Ib 59* S h o rt R ib s • . . • > b 39* G ro u n d B e e f • • |b 49* WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE 1) A. M. TO 9 I*. M. SEMI NOLL PLAZA MA Al* Man* m i awdiM* Mi Cutex Noll Pollth Remover largo alia 39c ■ d rs NU AwrupI If, lt«4 1IWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. t �Qtjr •■ n fo rb C rrilh P a g e 4-A — A ug. 12, 1961 * * * * Hf* * * * * * * ELECT Too Late To Classify By Huaaell Kay You, know. I used to think th at I w u a fairly sane in­ dividual with tha average amount of common sense but after reading the papers I can’t help wondering whether I am aa nutty ai a pecan roll and aa out of step ai the dumbeat rookie In the regi­ ment. One Item otcupylng a three column head and five columne of apaca report* an afternoon In which a city council sweated out the tough problem of deciding the difference be­ tween "aw lir and ‘'garbage." I t aeema tha city had given a contract to an Individual to collect garbage and he had come before the board to prote it that independent awina g r o w e r a were collecting ‘■awlir from local reitauranta. After much argument and wrangling the council in Ite wledom tabled the matter un­ til aome higher authority could definitely determine what waa “aw lir and what waa “garbage." The next Item to confront my ao-called intelligence had to do with an Irate citizen who waa unhappy berauxe the city had provided him with a nice new aidewalk and then proceeded to tear It up to give decent burial to aome water pipea. lie teemed to think that ■ngineera should have con­ sidered tha plpee before lay­ ing tha aidewalk. The poor guy didn’t know hli engineers and ha doesn't know that befora long tha engineer* will tear up all the pretty paving on hla street to give lait rites to a new aewer line. A college professor and scientist got more apace than the situation In Viet Nmn by coming up with, the sugges­ tion that initrad of burying our dend we should freeze them ami keep them in rold storage until arienre romea up with a cure for the disease that done them In. Then wo could bring them hark to life by thawing them nut ami give them a new lease on life. Another Item presents Ihe reaction of an attorney who claimed that the jury that found hli client guilty wns composed nf a group of im­ beciles Who made a wild guess totally disregarding tha evi­ dence. And they tell us pa­ triotic citizens should accept jury duly! Jliotars and looter* got themsrlvea plenty of apace by ■creaming “ police brutality" in spite of the fart that the cops, In no way responsible for their grievances were limply doing their Job under t h a moat trying circum­ stances, In an effort to pro­ tect tha interests and welfare of the community In the face of fanatical revolution. Political leaden, scared half to death, screamed this and that but did nothing construetiv* to help control tha sit­ uation. They couldn't figure out whether tha “while*" or “ blacka" would com* out on top and damn It, votca are voles no m atter who caala them. I looked carefully from front pag* to last to see an Item staling that the Federal government had called out any U. S. marshals or Army units to take over in New York or Rochester, but ap­ parently tha situation was not as serious aa it was In l.iltle Rock or Alabama. It aeem* that Northern aisles are capable of taking care of themselves and don't need Federal aid. I couldn't find a thing about Mrs. Peabody rushing to Harlem or Rochester, evi­ dently It's not aa dealrabla aa an outing In St. Augustins. Will Rogers used to say, “all l know it what I read In the papers." If Will were alive today he would proba­ bly b* aa confused and dis­ turbed a i I am from read­ ing tha papers. TH ESE ■ DOWN WITH HIGH PRICES! A FOOD FAIR’S OUR1STORE. unitor PRICES are LOWEST *"!ES0 WRY PAY WORE? L? fifo o FAVORITES SAVINGS 5 a ir EVERYDAY * * * * * * * * * * * S 2460 PARK AVE., SANFOlUJ P R IC ES GOOD AU G U S T 13-16, 1964 • Q U A N T IT Y RIGHTS R E S E R V E D I Smoked \ m & £ jg S & \ r iS S S ^ g S S S iH . BLUE RIBBON QUALITY SHANK CUT HAMS *‘l ’ * BLUE RIBBON QUALITY BUTT CUT OR WHOLE HAMS u 45 BEEFSALE! ARMOUR STAR QUICK FROZEN LARGE MEATY Turkey Drumsticks Hum Hocks 3 Cheddar Cheese Skinless Franks Medium Mullet l>29< BLUE RIBBON QUALITY LEAN MEATY FRESH PORK STEAKS SMOKED S U N N Y LA N D ’ S C A R D IN A L BRAND, Slt&ecL MILD DAISY FARMER GRAY ALL MEAT BLUE RIBBON QUALITY CHUCK S T E A K .4 9 < • LIMIT-2 LBS WITH A $5.00 OR MORE FOOD ORDER BLUE RIBBON QUALITY LE 1 2 6 9 It RIB ROAST CEDAR KEY Ji* BLUE RIBBON QUALITY 7 9 RIB STEAK BLUE RIBBON QUALITY T o u t'll HOtl^ /, y p C 9 a i* u 0 u R • l 1 r H 0 l C E ' f k! - ■l ft Mazola Oil BathTissue COFFEE POT ROAST BLUE RIBBON BONELESS BEEF 5 9 0 G,.«nd s tew ^ ;;a 9 < 100 FREE STAMPS WITH COUPON M AXW ELL HOUSE t LB CAN 1 f 1. , i KG i * • T• ■ BLUE RIBBON QUALITY r l F F C ’ E L U X E BONELESS ROLLED^ BEEF CHUCK R0ASTI7 0 1L 9 FOOD SW EET L A R G E JU IC Y FAIR NECTARINES LB CAN LIMIT-T WITH $5.00 OR U0M ORDER A S S T . 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F F M a n F R O Z E N b k o c c o u i m a m • Bwuaitk spawn SAVE 104 ON THIS DELICIOUS C A » DUTCH APPLE ,„39< VEGETABLES 4^.1°° l.6‘ FRUIT TASTE ASST CARBONATED N O D X P O IIT * N O R K T U R N B O X T t .l t i Nabisco Oreo Cream Sandwickesu.471! C — -XT.. | | ii , ! t t iK iu m m n m iw i l • b ih * _ , , _ P — - f a H A Vim A T OK Investment t VOTE P O PU LA R ■i b b # I TALLAHASSEE CUIM) The Slat* Public Safety De­ partment wai given cabinet approval today to invest $80,000 which has accumulated In the Florida Highway Patrol pension fund. f ir s t FOOD FAIR S ■ *S 3 w 2E P M .B X T 1 U ' 1 i . . . . .X T .* I J SEE* i i » » wBBaSB* i i M n c r u m a r a m m : : r u ta u r o t u n ! * ® ® t « W.nAIDHevseSSepde.i I Via SIZI NAN stamps $ m * a ,4eeA,DmH swi w ****e! $T 3 *■D *An Gg Ll OoC c Oo Aa Tt fSII! I i( Z T a c" I! I• I ((Xx£> i n2 nd***“ ceo n rdt A u vt i D a be d ro sa oil ibomb or ai n L j i S S l I t S I S y W . T J * t i l i * '■ — ■ —— « o .w g « — im aophm BBJ L. "A— s a — i e — e n w o n o » * l l3 t! • ( X< Zv H FIRST FAIR .X T .* i ! m eom n s s s n s 1^1— i ; ; " isq u a rs t u n stamps S l^ B u D V PAW, 6 Seeded — J : I stamps !I !! ^ ‘r w S r ; ! ' ( Z X D cottage .....X T .. | ch eese ! ! ( 2 l E ) b - b - q bun s ! 1 «■■»**»“ w * y * 9 - r * W — -**-* 11 ? t - ,, m m __________________ _ I t 1 FIRST FOOD _ * �/> “1 f . »% * * Huge Federal Aid Road Bill Signed A * ♦ f ™ ,4 - C l O c An old salt from way back visited the Sanford Naval Air Station yesterday to see the new barrack* which wa* offidaily opened. The old Navy was nothing like thi*, he mus­ ed, as he looked at the "pri­ vate’1 quarters for the men, the private showers, t h e lounge, and laundry room to be complete with coin-operat­ ed washers and dryers. • * * But what he noticed most, a he said, was that even the * restrooms have changed in many ways — including the name. "Used to be known as ■heads’," he muttered. "Now they call them toilets; Just like in civilian life." • • • Probably the most hearten­ ing factor—taxpayer wise— is that all the ''extras" cost L’n^ cle Sam naught. Profit* from the exchanges, and other re­ venue * producing enterprises on the station, pay for such items. • • • By the way, base person­ nel soon will be asked to sup­ ply a proper name for the barracks rather than refer to it by number (310). The sug'4 gestion !« made by Base Capt, C. W. Swanson. Clock Watch­ ers recall a man named Capt. Robert M. Ware who used to guide base operations— but then, this is a Navy matter, . . • • • Now Hear Thi*. you 17-yearold fellow’s: The Selective Ser­ vice office says If you fall to register with your local board * within five (5) days after reaching your 18th birthday you are considered a laic registrant and your name will be reported to State Head­ quarters. If you are 90 days or more late, you are con­ sidered delinquent and may be ordered for indueton at any time after you turn 19 years old. Better rot forget to regis* ter, if you don’t want to be on Uncle JSim’s " lis t" • • • An Item in the new city bud­ get, listed as a "traffic line remover" for $650 caused con­ sternation among city com­ missioners studying Ihe bud­ get Monday night. "Why do we nerd a ’traffic line re— mover’?" commissioners ask* cd Pete Knowles. "Well, I thought you might want to go back to parallel parking!", said Pete with a grin. • • • The new location of the city library has Increased business quite a bit. Revenues are expeeled to be up about 25 per cent next year. Anil the plan^ ned air-conditioning will make it even nicer. • • • Mrs. Dot Courier, Oviedo City Clerk, left Wednesday to begin a two-week vacation. • • • N, V. Farm er adds to our Odds Names Department with this Incredible town—Stupid\il!e, Tcnn.! It’s about four \ miles north of Wartburg on U. S. 27. (Come In think of it, 1 believe we know a few peo­ ple from there.) • • • The Florida Development Commission sends a note to The Clock pointing to the recent discovery of a large na­ tural gas reserve In The Ne­ therlands. It’s said the discov* ery “opened an excellent op­ portunity for export by many Florida manufacturers." The FDC says Nethcrland com­ panies have indicated "their desire to purchase a wide range of goods associated with llie production, storage, transmission and use of na­ tural gaa." Herald Index WASHINGTON (UPl) President Johnson signed into law today a two-year, $2 billion federal aid highway program which he said will benefit ’ the most important but often most neglected member of our so­ ciety — the American motor­ ist'." In the process. Johnson scrapped fenders with the em­ phasis Republican presidential nominee Brrry Goldwater has placed on private, local or state activities in preference to federal. "The American people have never been contaminated, they have never been compromised by riding over highways financed partly by federal aid," the Chief Executive said dur­ ing a bill-signing ceremony in the cabinet room. In w hit may also have been a taunt at Goldwater's con­ troversial suggestion about possible sale of TVA facilities Johnson said: "I want the American mo­ torist U> know that things aren't so bad we must sell off our public roads to the highest mwA... Space Flight MOSCOW (U rn -S o v le l asIronauts Andrian Niknlaycv and Pavel Popovich said their "stand-bys" are ready for space flights, Moscow radio said today. AMA Apa inst All WASHINGTON (U P l)-T h e American Medical Association (AMA) went on record before the Senate Finance Commit­ tee today in opposition to the entire slate of health care plans before Congress. Wreaths Laid BERLIN (U Pl) — Germans commemorated the third an­ niversary of the Berlin wall today by laying wreaths at memorials dedicated to refu­ gee* killed while trying to pierce It, X15 Flight EDWARDS AFB, C a l i f . (U Pl) — P i l o t Milton O. Thompson flew the X15 at live time* the speed of sound Wed­ nesday in a three-pronged study to advance the nation's space program. Release Sought WASHINGTON (U PD -Tlic American Red C ron has ask­ ed it* international committee to contact Communist North Viet Nam about the release of both a Navy pilot captured after last week's air attack and a U. S. aid official kid­ napped in South Viet Nam. Stormy Swim WILLIMANTIC, C o n n . (UP1>—A nfne-ycar-old girl, Rita Racettc, slipped and fell Into a rain-swollen storm sew­ er Wednesday and was sent hurtling 75 feet through the underground pipe and dumped into the Willimantlc River. She then swam to safely. Witnesses Sought MIAMI ( U P l)—Police were searching for someone today who may have seen Charles and Angela Worthington some time between last Friday and when they were both killed, neatly wrapped In weighted canvas and dumped Into a South Dade County canal. Worst Riot PATERSON, N. J . (U P D Hundrcds of hclmctcd police found themselves outnumber­ ed by angry Negroes in two northern New Jersey cities Wednesday night and early to­ day in the worst racial riot­ ing yet to hit the Garden Stale. No Surgery Ahby ______.... .... Page 12 BOSTON (UPl) — Dr. HerPage 12 Bridge .. bert D. Adams, surgeon inPage 10-11 Classified ... Page 2-A chief of the New England Comics __ Editorial .......... ... Page 1-A Baptist Hospital, said today Funerals ........... P»g- 2 that Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, Page 2-A I) Mass., would not have to Horoscope „— Society .. .......... Page 6-7-8 9 undergo s u r g e r y because Sports ..... .... .... P a g e 1-5 "very sallsfactory normal Page 12 healing Is taking place" in ills TV Programs Tage I t spine fractures. We the Women bidder in order for Unck Sam to stay liquid." The highway bill totaled $50 million more than recom­ mended by the administration Congresstonal committees, saying road construction is a big generator of employment, approved an Increase. The 10 states which will re­ ceive the greatest share of funds are California $60 2 mil­ lion, New York $37.8 million. Texas $57 8 million. Pennsylvania $42.6 million, Illinois $42 million, Alaska $10 3 mil­ lion. Ohio $30 5 million. Michi­ gan $33 8 million. Missouri $25 5 million, and Georgia $21 million. The President was in a Jov­ ial mood during 'the bill sign­ ing ceremony. He said the American motorists is some­ one "we couldn’t get along without, but we often talk as though we can’t live with him." He said Ihe motorist has been required to pay an ad­ vance for the mads he uses but for too long there have been delays in building them. But t. Seminole County * * * *Jjpn the St, Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Tartly cloudy tbrnuch Frldny with R e n t to rod showers; hltrh today nonr 90; low tonight n round 75. he said that years ago the na­ tion set out on a 16-ycar high­ VOL. 66 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 THURS., AUGUST 13. 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 255 way construction program which he described ns “ the most ambitious . . . since Uw days of ancient Rome." Johnson said this program “put more than one million Americans to work," Is alread saving 3,000 lives a year and by 1972 will be sav­ ing 8,000 lives a year. "This legislation hero today serves still another need," Johnson said, "to help provide better primary and secondary highways and on a 50-50 hasi* with the stales." The bill, as Johnson noted, also authorizes millions of dollars for forest roads and trails, Indian reservation mads and bridges and parkways un­ der the National Park Service. Funds for the 4t,000-mile in­ terstate highways system are not Included in this bill. They were authorized in 1961. NICOSIA, Cyprus (U P l)— The total mileage covered SAIGON, Viet Nam (UPl) Greek Cypriot forces were re­ under the separate primary, —Communist Viet Cong guer­ ported today to ba cutting off secondary and urban road pro­ rillas evaporated into the jun­ gram is 815,000 miles in every water and food aupplica to county in the United States. gle today in the face of a Turkish Cypriot towns, creat­ hugn U. S.-supported helling a new threat to the shaky home offensive with the re­ Cyprus true* . sult that the Communist dead A top United N a t i o n s numbered only five when the source said the Greek Cypriot shooting stopped, an Ameri­ blockade hml left several can military spokesman said. Turklsb Cypriot communities A force of 1,000 Vietnamese without water and with •«*soldiers, carried in by a flight ercly restricted storks of pe­ of 96 American helicopters, troleum supplies. It was re­ This question of authority pounred on a reported ronported ihe Turkish Cypriots cent ration of 2,000 Viet Cong over nuclear weapons arose were forced to drink brackish Wednesday about ltd miles at the White House in con­ water. northwest of Saigon, nection with a statement nude Canadian UN troopa tried It was the biggest hcltbornr TEAMWORK USED by Navy officiuls during ribbon-cultliifr ceremonies Wednesday at Hcrshey, l*n., to deliver food and w ater sup­ operation In any wur any­ Wmlnciuluy niornlnK at the now barracks for Sanford Naval Air Station by Republican presidential plies to Lcfka in nnrthwestem where, U. S. officers snid. petty officers. Performing the traditional rite arc (’apt. C. \V. Swanson, nominee Barry M. Goldwater. Cyprus, but were turned back Hut disappointed field offi­ left, commanding officer of the base, and Capt. James O. Mayo, com­ Goldwater, In a pro** con­ by Greek Cypriots, cer* reported that after “light mander of Reconnaissance Attack Winn One and stationed sat the base. ference following the GOP to sporadic firing" whrn the It was feared the blockade The base commundlriK officer declared the building the first "slrm-tnral unity meeting at Hcrshey, ex­ hcliborna force first landed, could lie a new tactic aimed thaium" at the facility in many years. The barracks will bouse 308 men, pressed the belief that John­ the Viet Cong broke rontart at wiping out Turkish Cypriot four to n room. (Herald l’hoto) son's orders to the tJ.S, Sev­ and vanished into dense trop­ resistance in this island. I t enth Fleet carried with them ical foliage. was a move thnt enutd trigger authority to “use any weap­ new violence in the communal Anti-aircraft fire killed one ons.’’ warfare that ham brought IJ. S. Army first lieutenant White House Pres* Secre­ pilotitig an HU1B helicopter Greece and Turkey to the tary George E. Reedy, ques­ on a rocket-firing run. A 60brink of war and lm)terilcd the NATO allianre. tioned about the President's ralitier slug hit him in the orders to American forces in­ chest and be slumped dead Turkish Jet planes mads machine gun and rocket at­ volved in Southeast Asia, over the controls. tacks against Greek Cypriot said: Two Vietnamese soldiers "I know of nothing in those were killed and two Ameri­ Kennedy half-dollars and the positions around Nokklna In hadn't even -ee^one. By Dulpr Austin •tatem in u orZsny ?, the, e x ­ cana a.id four VltUMiu*- & -we * City *.:dl tor Birr as*cd banker* In Ihe public immediately grabbed northwest Cyprus last week­ porting papers that would be wounded by anti-aircraft fire The present coin shortage Is audience if any were avail­ them up for souvenir*. You end in art effort to relieve relevant to nuclear weapons during the bombardment of not the fault of coin collectors. able at the bank, and Ihe ans­ ran hardly find any In circu­ pressure on the Turkish Cy­ priot defenders. or would authorize the usn of rebrl position* near Ap Bo Numismatist 1)111 ltirr of wer was "no." lation today," Birr noted. Tm kbit Premier Ismet Inonuclear weapons and we would Cong village. "Well, you can buy a whole Winter Park told Kiwaniins "There arc only about eight be very much Interested In Wednesday at their luncheon hag full of them from specula­ million coin collector*, numis­ nu has sent Soviet Premier knowing precisely what lan­ meeting at tlio Chic Center. tor*, with a bag of 2,000 sell­ matist*, who may have one or Nikita 8. Khrushchev a mes­ guage is being referred to " It’s Ihe fault of thousands ing today for about $1,200," two of each coin. There are sage asking him to use his in­ »» of coin vending machines mid Birr said. Ho said a trade hundreds of millions of com* fluence on Greek Cypriots to of coin speculators, who buy newspaper, "Coin World," In circulation, hut the short- restore peace in Cyprus. Reedy wns then asked di­ Mcuuwhlle, it wus announc­ up bags of coins mid hoard c a r r i e d advertisements of age Is caused by vending nitrectly if Johnson had author­ them until the price goes up," Kennedy half dollars. ized use of nuclear weapon* chine demands and specula­ ed that Greek Cypriot mili­ tary leader Gen. G e o r g s Birr pointed a linger at tor*," Birr pointed out. Birr explained. In Viet Nam. Grivas set up a canfercttca Lt. Col. Walter M. Turner, He asked If anyone In lire? bank tellers, who. he said, "No," It c e d y answered Birr pointed to the thous­ with tho UN command today a recent graduate o! the Na­ hive been selling bags of audience had a Kennedy half Goldwater had Implied thnt and* of coin-operated vending to tliscusa establishment of Johnson gave the U.S. com­ tional War College in Wash­ dollar. Only a few hands went coins to speculators. machines in use, saying he "The mints only made 1IB hail pab»cd through 18 toll new UN outposts in the batmanders Involved in the Gulf ington, D. C„ left Sanford to­ up and most people said they tls-searrcd northwestern sec­ of Tonkin retaliation author­ day for an overseas assign­ stations returning from New tion of Cyprus. ment In Tehran, Iran. ity to use tactical nuclear York. Turner will l>o in Tehran weapons if they thought it After Hie meeting a group fur one year and will serve gathered to examlnu Birr's necessary. at a military advisor to the ICBM Launched coin collection. Iranian army. VANDKNBEItG AIR FORC1 In one glass-covered esse, His wife, the former Nancy lie had every typo of gold BASE, Calif. (UPl) — A Trian Co)lum of Sanford, and their piece, sets of coins, and a set 2 Intercontinental ballistlo four children, Chip, twins missile (ICBM) was launched State Sen. Mack N. Cleve. Bruce and Craig, ami Mark lly United Press International Louisville, Ky , 31; Memphis, of all U. S. paper money. "Coin collecting Is now the successfully today from this land Jr. will he among a will reside at 301 Sstiuina A massive flow of Arctic Tenn., 59; Athens, Ga., 56; most pipit la r hobby In the coastal haw tn a mission de­ group of Florida government Drive in Itavcnna Park. Nashville, Tenn., 34; Atlanta, air tumbled temperatures to officials who with Governor Ga , 66; Little Hock, Ark., 5H, world. A few year* ngo, It signed to gain addiltonal per­ Col. Turner is the sun of was second, with goldfish formance data oo the weapon* record lows from Ihe Northern and Knoxville, Tenn, 33. Farris Bryant and Georgia Mrs. It. W. Turner >f Kanfmd. system. Plains to the deep South to­ Other Midwest records ami first." Governor Carl Sunder* ' ill day. review National Guard units eastern records includ'd DuThe huge cold air mas* huque, lows, 49; Springfield, from the two states Friday Ordered To Court and Saturday at Fort Stewart, ATLANTA (U PI)-R estaurs- sprawled from the Dakotas to Mo., 48; Columbia, Mo., 48; Ga. tcur Ix-ster Maddox, who said the Atlantic Coast and south­ Cincinnati, Ohio, 51; Moline, Cleveland wa* Invited to in effect he'll let the grease ward nearly to the gulf. Frost 111., 53; Bismark, N. D., 34; participate in the affair by go cold before serving his formed on fields In the upper Waterloo, I o w a , 41; Des Moines, Iowa, 48; Norfolk, Adjutant General Henry Mc­ skillet fries! chicken to Ne­ Midwest. Millan of the Florida National groes, Wednesday was order­ August heat was replaced Neb., 46; Omaha, Neb., 47; by the record rhill In Iowa, Kansas City, Mo., 56; Cairo, ed into federal court. Guard. Indiana, Tennessee, Alabama, 111., 57, and Huron, S. D., 36. Missouri, Mississippi, North Carolina, Georgia, Ohio, Illi­ nois, South Dakota, Nebras­ FREE REPLACEMENT on any ka, North Dakota, Arkansas and Kama*. first line or premium leaving his delegate’s chair. election and 190 per cent in the A new low of 46 at Evans­ Barker refused Goodrich’* de­ future. SEIRERLING TIRE (a Trademark Burglary of the Tip Top Barker said he voted for 90 ville, Ind . eclipsed the old mands. per cent of the Democratic mark of 60 for Aug. )3 by 14 grocery store on W. 13th St. of STERLING) . . . If (be tire The Duval County steering candidates in the last election. degrees. It w*s 36 at Storm was thwarted during t h e falls due (n ANY cause (road commlltee hacked up Barker "I regret he did not re­ Lake, Iowa—13 degrees cool­ night, police reported today. The store manager, Charlie hnzmrcl, workmanship, etc.) In case and named Harold K. S. Smith sign," Goodrich said. "1 can er than the prcvlou srccora. Readings of 37 at Sioux Jackson, said someone enter­ Jr., a Jacksonville cigar firm sec a man taking the oath of failure you ffet a NEW TIRE executive, to replace Barker ami then having a change of Falls, S. D , and 46 at Bur­ ed an unlocked door to the FREE . . . NOT AN ADJUSTMENT! lington, Iowa, wrre 10 degrees motor room and then tried to for the Atlantic City conven­ conscience but I think he owes tion. Smith I* a member of it to his integrity to resign colder than t h e previous enter the main store by break­ Tire must have at least 1/16** tread. ing a window. Boards behind m irk. the flooring committee. Its from locsl party office." This guarantee good on tirrs purrhaerd before Aug. I I Evansville's low tempera­ the window foiled the attempt, actions are binding on the full Ba'ker said since he had NEW STORE HOURS: Mon. thru Fri. I to 6; Sat. 8 la 1 county organization. resigned as a delegate he re­ ture and a 43 at Springfield, he told police. Goodrich said Barker was ceived "several calls from my III., and a 50 at St. I/>uis, Mo., violating hi* party oath by re­ Negro brethern" urging him were the coldest mark* ever maining as Duval County to seek appointment of a Ne­ recorded for thoie cities dur­ Letter Rip chairman. gro to replace him as a na­ ing August. An uniden'iflcd car clipped In the South, new record* 10 mailboxes on Sanford Ave­ He said the oath provides a tional delegate. candidate tor party office sup­ "As a Southerner, I don’t for the day included Birming­ nue near Myrtle Street at 322-0651 105 N. First St. Sanford port 90 per cent of his party’s approve of that sort of thing," ham, Ala., 56; Meridian, about 7 p m. Wednesday, po­ Miss., 63; Asheville, N. C., 50; lice reported today. candidates in the last general Barker said. Greeks Cut Turk Water Supply; Reds Evaporate Under Attack Plane Rockets, Machine Guns Hit Cypriots Enemy Force Of 2,000 Breaks Off Contact No Nuclear Arms OK, White House Reports WASHINGTON (HIT) — The White House said flatly today thnt President John­ son had not given U.S. field commander* Involved in the Vietnamese conflict authority to use nuclrar weapons. Move To Block RFK Candidacy Losing Ground NEW YORK (U Pl)—Time— and possible alternative can­ didates — are running out on New York Democrats who hope to stop the mounting drive within the party to nom­ inal© Atty. Gen. Rohi-rt F. Kennedy for the U. S. Senate. One of the slim hope* of the forces opposed to Kennedy’! nomination failed to get off Ihe ground Wednesday when United Nations Ambassador Atllai Stevenson once again declined to announce h i s availability as a candidate. Mayor Robert F. Wagner, who has hocn walking along­ side the Kennedy bandwagon while other* have Implied almard, met for an hour with Stevenson. At the end of their discussion, the mayor an­ nounced that Stevenson "did­ n’t say he was a candidate." Informed sources close to the mayor contend that Wagncr is opposed to Kennedy's entry Into New York pollllci, but he has no intention of tak­ ing a direct stand against the "draft Kennedy" movement. Kennedy, meanwhile, offer­ ed no comment on Wednes­ day's report in the New York Times that he definitely has decided to resign as attorney general and seek the New York Senatr seat now occu­ pied by Republican Kenneth B. Keating. But a spokesman for Ken­ nedy in Washington said: "The report is prematuie. The attorney general h is not made a final decision." Coin Shortage Laid To Vending Machines And Big Speculators Turner Leaves For Tehran Arctic A ir Dips Into Deep South Cleveland Going To Fort Stewart NEW TIRE Duval Demos Won't Oust Barker JACKSONVILLE (UPl) The steering committee of the Duval County Pem ocritlc Committee rejected a call Wednesday for the resignation of Richard H Barker who bolt­ ed the state delegation to the Democratic national conven­ tion. Although Barker did not mention Arizona Sen. Barry Goldwater by name when he resigned as a delegate, he strongly indicated he would (aror the Republican candi­ date He »atd tie could not sup­ port President Johnson. State party chairman War­ ren Goodrich had asked Bark­ er to resign from county poals after he announced he wai It's Sanford Sell-A-Bration Time *) ( Grocery Store Robbery Fails FRED And Saturday I 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/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1964 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 12, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 12, 1964. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 12, 1964; <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/b3356d848fc8c42c1f9eb6f62f21802f.pdf e1c9171bf48e944ccc23b685b0fd87ba PDF Text Text Look for this smile ■ ■ ■ « this country fair breakfast... • \ -4 ■* . t*' ’ I . r t this frosty Birch Beer...: this pure-beef hamburger rv hi this famous-blend coffee this luscious thick shake... •a this spanking new shop... OUR FIRST SANFORD ROYAL CASTLE at 2700 Orlando Drive Whenever you’re hungry and In a hurry...stop! at your neighborhood Royal Castle. Th e finest in food and refreshment. . . quick service •.. friendly, courteous countermen and counterwomen. And we're open 2 4 hours every day. Come see us soon! Pur* Bh ( Hamburger 15o Birch Baer 1Or/ Fatnoue-Blend Coffee lOo / Milk 15o / Tomato Juice lOe Orange Juice lSc-2Se / Thick Shakee l«e / Soup 15e / French Frlea 15e ChiU 25e / Donuts and Pastry 5 c - 7 e -lg c / z Eggs, Toast, Grits SSe * S �Canal Need O ld Story Hr Julian Slenxtrom Associate Editor Discussing the construction ef the prppoied St. Johns-Indlan River Canal, one Sanford man said: "Owners of yacht* will be given a chance to aee the In- e • ' y 0 f • ^ • y p » l O c Mrs. Penrose Love, princi­ pal o! the Seminole County Business School, has been granted her BSE from the University of Florida accord­ ing to word from the school. Alsn receiving their degrees • re Richard Rountree, USA. •nd Aubrey Leo Moran, BSP. • • * By a strange coincidence two Jay tees and their wives hold identical offices in their respective clubs. Phil Skates is treasurer of the Jayceiss and Ins wife is also treasurer ot the Jaycec Wives. Larry Skates is secretary of the Jayceel, and guess who is now secretary of the Wive* Club? • • • Lovely girls from Seminole dominated the contestant* for Uie Mias TV Cover Girl show held in Orlando Sunday with several of them winding up in tlw it) finalists. Candi Condor, former Miss Seminole County, was first runner up, with Miss Marla Jones second. Oddly enough, Candi didn't mention Sanford, but gave her home­ town as somewhere in South Carolina. Teh! * • • Tlw Herald’s wire editor. Reuben Kiilcbrcw, handles a lot of news items during the course of any given day. The other day tie bail one on tlw new Royal Castle restaurant and also on Chelsea Title Company. "It reminded me," says Reuben, "that I once knew a hoy by tile namo of Chelsea Castle." • • • Members of the CampbellLossing American L e g i o n Post are reminded to get their dinner ducats as quickly as possible so the chefs will know !iow many meals to prepare for the testimonial dinner hon­ oring the la'gion baseball team. The event la planned lor Aug. 17. Other special guests are also expected at the Leg­ ion Home on Highway 17-92 A Clock Watcher attended the last dinner meeting and is ready to go back. • • » Maureen Srolt, daughter of Mr. and Mr». F. I). Scott of our city, is getlng quite a name for herself. She raptur­ ed one Inst and two second place positions in the recently con cl iiiled AAUW lying Course State Meet in Winter Park. Observers liked her swim­ ming style so much they've asked her to work out in Win­ ter Park this week and Ihr Ityear-old will travel to Clear­ water next weekend to seek additional swimming meet honors. • • • Thnso television programs could staff a small hospital. Think of It; you've got Doc Adams of (Sunsmokc, the pedi­ atrician would he D o n n a Reed's husband; s u r g e o n would be Dr. Ben Casey; in­ ternist, Dr. Kildare; psychia­ trist, Dr. Twombly of the Bev­ erly Ilillhtllici or thu psychia­ trist on the Breaking Point; and making sure things run smoothly would be Dr. Ray­ mond Massey. Why, according |o a medic In the Greater Kansas City Medical Bulletin, they can diagnose and cure al­ most any disease In an hour and still have time enough lilt fur about four commer­ cials. H erald Abby ................ Bridge ............ . Classified ......... Comics ............ Editorial ......... Funerals .......... Horoscope ....... (society ............ - Sports .............. * TV Programs . \\ c the Wum« n tcrior of the slate. These ow-nera are men of means, most of them auecessful business men with vision. They will see opportunities for develop­ ment not seen by the average man and aome will invest and develop their ideas. Yacht owners have had a targe pari in the development of Flor­ ida." While certainly true today, ihcse words were not spoken this week. They were part of a speech by* the late Fred T. Williams, a Sanford civil engineer and resident f o r many, many years. He addressed them to the Sanford Rotary Club on July 16. 19.78. Williams was speaking on the history of the St. Johns* Indian River canal proposal tinder consideration tlien by the St Johns River Improve­ ment Association, a group of representatives from each of the counties adjoining the river and organised for the purpose of obtaining a navi­ gable channel from Sanford lo Titusville. "Yacht owners," said Wil­ liams, "have had a large part in llic development of Flor­ ida." He pointed out that "Flag, ler came to Florida in a y acht and what he saw along Uic east coast of the slate gave him a vision for his gigantic development. “What Carl Fishrr saw at Miami Reach resulted in a wonderful development. "Plant, Ringilng, Roebling, DuPont and others came to Florida in yachts and added their abilities und finances to the development of the State." Williams also declared that "Along the St, Johns River and the adjacent territory there is something of interest for yacht owners to see anil giving lliem a chance to see will gel results." William went on to say that "Thu construction of Uiu wa­ terway will put the St. Johns River Valley on the map as a tourist section. Every high spot along tlic river will bn developed, and it will he teeming with all manner of water eralt. Roat building and allied industries will flourish due to the desirability of keep­ ing water craft in fresh water as much as possible." Twenty-six years later auth­ orities arc still talking about the canal. However, perhaps wu can tie thankful that we're 26 years closer lo the day when the canal becomes a reality and resources of the river valley will lie developed to help produce the most fav­ orable of economic conditions, particularly in Sanford. Board Holds Line On County Budget No Increase j^ a n fo rfr f c r a lf r In Millage Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Zip Coda 32771 WEATHER: Tartly cloudy through Wednesday with eenttered ehowera: high today 88-02; low to n ig h t In 70s. VOL. 56 United Tress Leased Wire Established 1008 TUESDAY, Al'UUST 11, 1964 Mrs. Harkey Gets Chore As Acting City Manager Prebnlbm and Piitnle flfficer Jim Lee, pointing out to Rolarisn* Monday that per­ son* under 18 year* old are responsible for more than half of ul) crime in the U. S„ railed for n greater eerier nf responsibility on the part of parents. "Parent* must start with babyhood and make youngateia realise that they are responsible for their own net*," Lee said. Ill* urged parents to incorporute religion* and moral training, teach respect and obedience to authority, and givo vent to active disap­ proval of scene* of violence in movies uml television. "Too many material things, too little spiritual and niurul values, too much of what the child ‘wants' rather than what he 'needs,' too much irrespon­ sibility on the part of par­ ents are some of the tilings [but are causing (be vast Increass in youthful crime in this nation," Lee pointed out, School dropouts vveru also cit­ ed as troublemakers. "When a young person goes wrong, lie wants to Duma everyone hut himself, and parent* say it's not their fault. It's got lo lie some­ one's fault," said Lee. "The key is in the concern of everyone from the very beginning, personal concern. Tlio load gets bigger every day,” he emphasized. "Prevention is the key to improvement, n o t building bigger jails, not increasing tbo piobation and p a r o l e staff." l a i* was introduced by Tom McDonald, program chairman. By Dottle Austin Knowles was named Acting City Editor City Manager for two day* Mr* Mary Harkey. secre- this month, while Knowles, tary to City Manager W. E | Mayor A. L. Wilson, and Fin- New Students Asked To Sign Holley Goes To Barry’s Summit A New* Item in The Heretd yesterday Identified the Index driver of a ear which hit an eight-year-old bicyclist Paga 7 Sunday afternoon aa Mr*. Page T . Page 9 Ralph Com an of 405 PlumPage 8 o«a A»e. This la in error. Page 4 .Mrs. Cowan arrived on the , Page 2 scene shortly after the Page 8 youth was struck and re­ Page 6 ported the mishap to policeThe actual car driver in­ Page 5 Page 7 volved in the accident was . Page 7 not identified. board which would permit a large pnici-1 of laud within the town limits tu be zoned agricultural. Later in the meeting, Hib­ bard Casselberry requested that n section known us the third addition to Luke Kath­ ryn Park bo platted. The council agreed that it would he acceptable contingent upon a guarantee that the road in tin- ureu he paved. Donald IV. Willson, a mem­ ber of the road hoard, told the Council that the residents already in the arek had agreed lo pay their respective share* of paving the toud. He pointed out to the Council that until the area was plat­ ted and the resident* could obtain deeds to their prop­ erties they felt they could not construct the road. When the Council stipulated that no plat would b* accept­ ed until road guarantees were in order, Willson later tend­ ered his resignation. "When you cannot accept niy word," Willson told the Council, "1 feel J can be of no further use to the road board." 1 m w A ... Brenda Fading Seminole County'* Board of Commissioners this morning climaxed a month-long study and adopted the 1961-65 fixeal budget. The county leaders held the millsge rale at »lx mills. Despite several minor last minute-changes suggested by the Commissioner* t h e ni­ sei ves, the board was able lo hold tlie line. The budget was adopted on the hast* of a tax base amount Ing to $207,053,327; an Increase of nearfly til million over tlie lax base for the current fl*. eal year which ends Sept. 30. A plea by Mrs. Camilla D. Bruce for reconsideration of tlie budget pertaining to the operation of the office of the supervisor of registration feQ on deaf ears of tho Commiss­ ioners. Mrs. Bruce, now a full lima supervisor, said that she made "a grave error" when she thought she could operate her olfice efficiently without additional full-time assistance. Site bad asked the Commission for two full time employes at $3,000 each. The Hoard, how­ ever, allocated $600 for two part time assistants. General J. C. Hutchison moved that Mrs. Bruce be giv­ en one full time assistant but his effort died for lick of a second Finally, the hoard consented to allocate $1,2<X) Instead of the original $600 for part time help. MIAMI turn - Tlie season's second tropical storm, Brenda, lost some of it* punch ance Director Henry Tamm Monday and began breaking fly lo New York to sign water up in the North Atlantic. revenue bonds, August NJ and 27. MOSCOW lUIM) — Cosmo­ Tlie motion to hand the reins of the city over to Mr*. Harkey naut Pavel Popovich'* wife was made at official session Marina today became an un­ Monday by Commissioner Earl official favorite to become Use ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Higginbotham, who said, "Site second woman m space. knows as much about It as anybody here, and will do a g»a>d job." LA JOLLA, Calif. (UlM) Ilia mot am was tecum led by Mrs. Barry GoUlwater. wife Commissioner J. 11. Crapps, of the Republican presidential wIki Joined in praising Mrs. nominee, was undergoing a Hut key's efficiency, Tlie vote "checkup" today in Scripps Clinic. was unanimous. in oilier action the commis­ Action of Ui! County Com­ vale buaineai, established new sion set up budget hearings missioners this morning in departments, provided extra and meetings with marine en­ HIALEAH, turn — The gineers to run concurrently ns frozen body of a young boy bolding the line at six mills assistance in the Engineer'! .warn as tlie interviews can be­ was found Monday night In a tor thu o|N-ralion of the coun­ Uffice, seen all of our depart­ refrigerated railroad car full ty government and Its depart­ ments grow and we've mada set up Seven firms will meet with of Vncyduw melons from ment*. brought this declara­ the first financial provision! tlie commissioners, with two California, police said today. tion from Chairman Janies P. for the new hospital wing," Avery: "I'm quite proud of all having come In late last week. "This will lie the last time these achievements, but I'm Tlie) were Maurice Connell and Associate* from Miami TALLAHASSEE (U Pl) - for me to be working on a even more pleased that we'vn been able to do It all without ami lice and Jenson of West Dr. <'.onion W. Blackwell, county budget," he said. Florida Stale University pres­ "But I'm proud of tho fact any lax increase!." 1*a (in Beach. He complimented his fellow Knowles told the commiss­ ident, will atleivl a White that during my four years on ioner* he wa* glad he would House luncheon Thursday, it this Commission we have been commissioners for their coaide to hold the millage rale operation. not have to choose a firm, as waa announced today. and not one Ume during this all were especially competent period ha* anybody's taxes in the field amt had excellent WASHINGTON <11PH - A been raised one cent I" qualifications. TV State Hoad Department force of six attorney* will bcAvery pointed out t h a t notified tlie City Commission gln operating within tlie Jus­ "During these .four years we that requests for traffic sig­ tice Department Sept. 1 in un have built one uf the Imeit nals at Third St. and Ninth effort to eliminate legal Injus­ county Jail* in Florida, bought ANKARA, Turkey (U Pl) — S', on French Avenue, were tice, particularly as It affects thousand* of acres of nroper- Turkey sent more Jel fighters ly for various county pur­ on reconnaissance flights over refused because their studies the poor. poses, purchased thousands of Cyprus today and warned of indicated traffic volume wa* dollars worth ot new and effi­ danger if current "grave eoi^ "not sufficient to w arrant" sig­ BELGRADE (UPl) - Mr*. cient road department equip­ nals. ditions" there rontlnue. "A*k them how many J.fm F. Kennedy, on a Mrdl- ment, increased salaries more Premier lim et Innnu, in a letram an m i w at man! an wrecks we have lo have Indore than commensurate with pri- message to Greek Prime Min­ it Is 'sufficient'," said one American owned luxury yacht, ister G e o r g e Papandreou, today called President Tito commissioner. rilled for a speedup In cur­ At tlie public hearing on her thanks for courtesies rent Cyprus talks in Geneva, condemnation of buildings at shown her in Yugoslav water*. Switzerland, and predicted It 701 and 707 West 9th St. own­ was jmiijble to reach agree­ A woman housed in the city ed by Agrenla Constantine, ment "within a month." MIAMI BEACH (UPl) A Jail on a drunk and disorder­ commissioners I n s t r u c t e«l A Foreign Office spoknsman Knowles to give her a 96 day car carrying seven teen agers ly charge set fire to the mat­ ■aid the American-built FIDO went out of control on a curve tress In her rell last night, notice to "repair or demolish." Siijbt Sabres aent over lha Three recoin mend at Ions from here Monday night, killing one police reported today, anal had Kokkina area of northwest the Zoning and I'lannlng Com­ of thp youths, Mitchell Kaplan, an additional charge lodged Cyprus took no offensive aomission were heard. One wa* 16, Tlie other six all were In­ against her of defacing and tinn. destroying city pn>|>crty. a unanimous endorsement of jured, one critically. He said tile planes, on a Police identified the woman the waterfront development as Carrie Kensle and said she reconnaissance mission, re­ plan and urg<-d the commiss­ ported "not very im portant" ioner* to proceed with con­ ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. had threatened to set fire lo a ground fire. struction as soon a* live en­ J. (UPl) — Eugene Morre, 39, house at inifl Orange Ave. gineering data reveals that of Weal Pilm Reach, was or­ lodged in (lie city Jail on the such a program Is feasible dered held in $5,00(1 hall Mon­ first charge, site was trans­ Cars Smeared day night on a manslaughter ferred to the county jail after Vandals smeared catsup ami practical. Commissioner* set a puts charge in the death of Charles the second incident, police re­ over several ears parked near lie hearing lor Sept. 11 on an K. Goldsmith. 19, of Pslson, port. Bonds totalling $315 •HU Vllilnn Hoad Monday night, wv-re placed against her. police reported today. amendment to the zoning o r­ N. J. dinance delrting tlie dry clean­ ing operation in tlie C-l zone and combining dry cleaning and laundry o;>eratio* in the C-2 zone. The Zoning and Hanning WASHINGTON (UPl) — ■rhleva the single objective cana prosper. Democrat* • Board recommended that 2ith The Senate, hsmling President of securing votes." one-fifth of the nation's pi St, from McHonvillc west to Johnson has called it a vital utatinn lives in poverty wht Johnson a Juicy election year tlie railroad be ojH-ned for program to help those living the ‘Moor* of opportunity i public use, but commission victory, toilay pnssed and lent in want while most Ameri­ closed." rr* ran into opposltim with to the White House Ida sweep­ Uiis, when one of tlie property ing $917.5 million "war on owner* appeared to protest. poverty" program. TV commission instructed Tha Renal* pnsm-d the sh o p Knowles to have city survey House-approved hill by voire craws make surveys on 21th St. and also on Orange and vote. Ih e legislation, an es­ SANFOltD! Willow Avenues lo see whe­ sential element In the Presi­ ther an opening could be made dent's election plans, will em­ tV re, if property owners bark the government on a agree to give the city an • a»e- broad program of financial as­ ment. sistance to areas where porkThe former egress to the eta of poverty persist amidst area, Glenway Drive, was general prosperity. TRIM, SUM blocked off by an Irate pro­ A key provision will estab­ CASUALS FOR perty owner a few months lish youth ramps to train ago, and in view of the fact young men and women In new ACTIVE GIRLS that the widening of 25th St. ■kills and give them outdoor will auon hamper travel on conservation experience, The I lo i t that road, the Zoning and bill also will provide aid to Planning Board recommend­ AA-II ■mall businessmen and farm­ ed (hat 24th St. be opened to er* to underwrite local anti­ provide access. Among other Cotton army duck u p things, property owners ob­ poverty projects. It la certain lo be an issue pern are air cooled, ject to the removal of several Lontc-weur rubber aoles very large old live oak tree* in the presidential election that are standing on the right campaign. in buff crepe design, Sen. Ilarry Goldwater, the of way. italanced arch, tapered The commissioner* instruct­ Republican nomine* for I’reitoe atyle. Sanitized®. ed Finance Director Henry idant, opposed tha bill when White only. it flrat passed U* Senate July Tamm lo take over the duties of tlie city manager while 23, aa a hodge-podge of dis­ Knowles attends a City Man­ credited programs resurrect­ OPEN WED. AFTERNOON ager's Association meeting ed from the New Deal 193u'a. Saturday and Sunday and Goldwater signed a blistering AND Fill* NIGHT TILL 9:00 takee ■ weeks vacation from Senate GOP condemnation uf the bill' aa being designed "to August 17ih tu £lrd. Wife Next? Mrs. G. Checkup Avery Cites Gains W ith No Tax Raise Body Found LBJ’s Guest .MRS. MARY HARKEY Marina Endorsed By Zoning Board Member* of tlie City of Manford'a Zoning uml Plan­ ning Board have gone on rec­ ord ns unanimously endorsing development of I lie city's wa­ terfront, tossing in an Olymp­ ic pool with other construc­ tion. The board met Aug. 0 and drew up n memorandum which was presented to City Commissioners at their meet­ ing Monday. Members of the Zoning and Planning lluaiil, with Clifford McKibliin, chairman a n . Art Harris, Roliert Harris, William Bush, A1 Is'o, Dr. Brooke Smith, Pat Johnson, Mason \\ bai ton and Joe Davis. Text of the memorandum h a n d e d to ronimliiloner* reads: "The (Zoning nod Planning) Board gives their unanimous support and strongly recom­ mend* to the City Commis­ sion that the proposed Ukr front nun inn nml motel com­ plex development be con­ st tuctoil ns soon ns the engiHeeling data reveals that such n program is feasible and prnclicul anil in tlmt: "They rceognizo lliut the Wliter front Development Pro­ gram may not monetarily pay for itself in the next few years, hut that in other aieaa wbeie marinas have been es­ tab lish e d , the lorn I commun­ ities have prospered and the local governments have gain­ ed monetarily from an ineteased tax revenue. "Therefore, the Board recominriid* Unit the City create the land and rent the land to private enterprise for the motel, restaurant, and O l y m p ­ ic pool development. Amt further that, it, is felt that the municipal and hotel inter­ est should Join on runinmn ground to entire AAU regula­ tion swim meets to meat In Sanfnfd in the motel pool." 2 Casselberry Town Pupils' Birth Officials Resign Mrs. Cowan Not Involved SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 253 Parole Officer Cites Parents' Responsibility students who have moved into the Southside Elementary School area since the close of school Inst June are asked to register at tin- school between the hours of 8 a.in. and 3 p.m. any day this week or next. ST. PETERSBURG (U Pl)— School officials stirs* this Republican gubernatorial can­ registration is only for new didate Charles Holley left in. student* ul the school. Hold­ day [or Hershey, Pa., to attend -over pupils need not register a flo p 'summit meeting" at this time, they say, since railed by Sen. Barry Goldwa- their records were retained ter. from the Isst semester. Two resignation* highlight­ ed Monday night's niretlng of the Casselberry Town Council. Bill Otto Jr., submitted his resignation as a member <>f Dm Zoning Board on the ground! that he was constant­ ly receiving "anonymous tele­ phone rails, threats to his person and threats of letter* being directed to Ida com­ manding officer at McCoy Air Force liaar." Otto recently seconded a motion before the xoning * Papers Urged The State Board of Health today urged parents who have children starting school this fall Ur obtain certified copies of the birth certificates im­ mediately. At the same Ume, Everett H. William* Jr., director of the board'* Bureau of Vital Statistics, cautioned that hos­ pital birth certificates are not accepted by school*. Olficial birth certificates arc issued by the Bureau of Vital Statis­ tics anil some county health departments. Williams also advised against waiting too long to obtain a birth certriicalion. He said "Although we are pro.-iSJ ng shout 500 birth eertificatiorif a day right now, we can give fast service. La­ ter, during any last minute rush by parents, service will be slower, A child can miss an entire year of rf.’mxd un­ less a birth certificate it ob­ tained in Ume." Application iurm i may be obtained from a county health department but a letter will uc adequate If ii contain* ail the essential Information. Application must include the full name nf the child; the full narri! of (he lather; full maiden name of the mother; the day, month, yrar, rily and county of birth; whether thu child is male or female; and 'he child'* ra n The original birth certificate n u m b e r should be included if possi­ ble. If (lie child was born in an­ other state, the certificate must be obtained from that state. A full photocopy or a wal­ let sized b i r t h registration card encased in plastic may be obtained from the bureau. The type wanted should be specified. A fee of II for each copy or card must accompany the application. The board also suggested that before starting the first grade, the child have a phy­ sical examination and all the b ' a 1 c inoculations against whooping cough, polio, small­ pox, typhoid, dipthuria and tetanus ( lockjaw j, Justice Aides More Turk Jets Fly Over Cyprus Jackie Thanks Crash Kills Youth Prisoner Sets Fire To Bed Held In Slaying Anti - Poverty Bill Sent To LBJ n BA CK-T O -SC H O O L VALUES! I V �i 1 1 p*r« t — A ar. 11. 19M Vft lirfn i ImB Cyprus Truce In Thant's Hands UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. (U P!) — The Security Coun­ cil today appeared ready to hand the problem of making tha Cyprui true* atlck over to Secretary General Thant and hie repreeentatWea on the itiand. A apokeaman for council President Sivert A. Nleiaen of Norway aald it waa poaaibla the eounell would not meet again on tha Cyprua problem other than for a brief exchange of view*. There appeared agreement among many membera, ha aald, that the aecretary gen­ eral ahould be given a chance So try to make the truce Thant, In a atatement laaued Monday night, appealed to Greece, Turkey and Cyprua to reaped the ceaae-flra ac­ cepted Monday following an appeal from Nleiaen. Ha aaid ha wee tending former Ecua­ dorian Preaident Galo Plato back to tha ialand to ^ry to turn tha ceaae-flra into a more permanent arrangement. Turkey and tha Greek Cy­ priote agreed to a ceaee-firo Monday in eablee to Nielaen. But Turkish Prender lim it Inona warned hi* government would roaumo "police action" if attacka on Turklah Cy­ priote a rt reaumed. Thant hailed tha caeae-firo agreement Monday aa "grati­ fying” and aaid ha hoped It woald form tho b aili of a morn lu tin g agreement. Ha aald ho waa inetruetlng In­ dian Lt. Gan. K. S. Thimayya, chief of tho UN Cyprui f o n t, to cooperate with all aldea in making tha ceaaeflra work. Mme. Nhu Sister Employed By Kennedy Center FT. BRAOG, N. C. (U P !)Tha Army confirmed Monday thet tha alitor of Madam* Ngo Dinh Nhu le aa amploya of tha John F. Kennedy Center far Special Welfare. An Army epoheamen aald Madam# Tran La CM, M, h u ktm working afnan June M u n Vtetnamaaa languaya inntructor a t an annual ■alary af 88,900. Mar nraaanea *%aa —a been public lied became of political tmpUcaUoas," Mm epokeemen ■aid. Madame Tran dropped from pubUe view la at faU following a Washington news confer­ ence at which aha aald Ma­ dam# Nhu ahould abandon politic* and raturn homo “ba­ t e * aha doea more harm to o«r aountry.” Miss Florida Begilins Tour NEW YORK (U P I)-F H icilia Joan Schnarr of Holly­ wood, Mim Florida of 1961, began a two-week tour of the North Monday with a apodal appaaranaa a t tha World’a Fair. Mlau flehnarr, I t , waa Introdueod a t special "Florida Day" earamoniaa a t lha Flor­ ida pavilion bp Gov. Farris Bryant. Synthetic taadoaa appear promising la repairing dam­ a g e d hands, reports Dr. Jam as Hunter, of Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia. PERSONAL CONGRATULATIONS were axtendnd to Lt. Cdr. N. O. (Bud) Marnhnll, right, upon hin promotion to hla present rank while etatinned at Sanford Naval Air Station with Reconnaiasanct Attack Squad­ ron Nine. Offering congratulations in Cdr. James A. deGanahl, commandinn officer of RVAH-9. Marshall has been with the “Hoot Owls" since December, 1962. (Official U. S. Navy Photo) H ospital Notes AUGUST 7, 1964 ADMIB8ION8 Claude Wallace, Ronald Wil­ liams, Howard Hodgoa, 0111* 8h*lby, Eva Taylor, Willi* Braundldgo and John Helirhman, all of 8anford; Arlene J. Maseru*, Long wood; Wil­ liam H. Brown and Rite J. Boyar of Lako Mary and Jamoa Brower, Ihomaevill*, d a. BIRTHS Te Mr. and Mm . Lawrence L. Burkett, a Baby Boy, Banford. DISCHARGES Margaret M. Green and Baby Boy, Betty Neweome and Ba­ by Boy and Carol Bilalova and Baby Giri, alt of Lake Mary | Evelyn Steer*, Carl Braun and Leaf!* Watt, all of DeBsry; Alice Llndeley, Longwood; WITH* 0 . Brooke, Enterprite; Char)** Rabun, [.eke M on r o o , Ethel Campbell, Oviedo; Lauloo Hall and Ba­ by Girl, Dorothy Polkand and Baby Girl, Cherry Brooms and Baby Girl, Lucille Mc­ Cormick, Lena Locktey, Val- Mrs. Morris GOP State Leader TAMPA (UPI) — National GOP committee woman Mrs. Helene M. Morris of Sarasota wai named Monday aa wom­ an's director of tho Goldwater for Proildent campaign In Florida. State Republican Chairman Tom Brown mado tha an­ nouncement here. To give the leave* of home plant* a healthy lutlrr, wipe tham with a tuft of cotton dampened with a drop of min­ eral oil and a Utile water. Muik Is a Persian word for a kind of perfume. Since ripe melons often have a fragrant odor the name "muskmelon" was developed. AREA DIRECTORY A l t CONDITIONER INSURANCE H. B. Pope Co., Inc. AUTO t PROPERTY F or The Fla set Year Around WtotHsr Conditioner FEDDERS All Linen Written Bale* — Service BOO S. Park Av*. Baaford Bring Your Insurance FA 8-4284 Problems To Ua — IN SU RAN CE AUTO SERVICE HARRY ADAIR’S BALL-BLAIR AGENCY 311 8. Park Ave. FA 1-6841 G U l.r IK .V IC E SANFORD, FLA. Tire* • Balteriot • Aereaaerlas Road AAA Service PLUMBINn g a m e toad Brake A Msifter Barr tea R. L. HARVEY Fraach A l e t PLUMBING FA t-9921 FA t-M U Complete Installations • Repair* FEEDS Bath ream and Kitchen Fiaturvi Water Pump* Fra* Estimates Sanford Flour and 204 8. Baaford FA 2-3391 Feed Store Jim Daady Feed* Tkaotky E a ^ Cottea Seed II you «# m people to pay •Uaatfoa to pour builnau, Cew Feed 9340 per lOB A. call FA 3-5(11 and sik the Herald Staff about some at­ . Fittealng ead Fettealag •99 laaferd Ave. Sanford tention getting ad* / orla Cotton, Jerol Hankorson, Julia McGough, Nora Long, John Helichman, Elizabeth Smith, Dennla Dunn, Rothermel Dettner, I net Green and Audrey Iteevea, all of Banford. AUGUST R, 1964 ADMISSIONS Lloyd Freeman, Roy McIn­ tyre, Eugene Owen, William Gorton, Jeate Rodortdom, Cherl Durota, Clyde palmer, Kelvln Odgen, all of Sanford; Gross Sales Of 16 Livestock Auctions Listed WINTER HAVEN,—Groea ■a l i a totaling 9462,093.78 were reported by 16 Florida Livestock Auction Markets during thle past week, ac­ cording to Mr. W. O. Whit, tie, Chief of Florida Stela Farmer's Markets. Mr. Whittle aald lait week's salca included 10,377 cattle A calvee, 2,041 hog* A pigs, 2 ponlea, 8 horse*, g goats, 6 sheep and 1 mule. Sales reported for tha week ending July 31, at sixteen markets Included 6,976 cattla A calves, 2,302 hogs A piga, 2 goate, and 4 ponies. Individual Market Summar­ ies Follow: Arcadia State L8 Mkt.i Aug. 6 • 670 cattla A calvee; 6 ponies. Glade* LS Auct. Mkt., (Bel­ le Glade): Aug 3 • 336 rsttls A calves. Bonlfsy Stele LS M kt: Aug. 8 - 6 cattle A calves; 61 hoga A pigs. Gatnaavill* LS M kt: Aug. 3 • 1,241 rsttlo A calves; Aug. 4 - 254 hoga A pigs. Interstate LS Auct. Mkt. (Seffner): Aug. 4 • 867 catII* A calves; 2 ponlea. Jay LS A uct M kt: Aug. 4 - 86 rattle A calves; 180 hoge A pigs; 6 goats. Kissimmee L8 A uct M kt: Aug. 8 - 689 catUa A calves; 6 sheep, Cattlemen's I.S Mkt. (Lake­ land): Aug. 4 - 045 cattle A reive*. Suwanea Valley LS Auct M kt (Live Oak): Aug. 6 - 9 8 rattle A calvee; 383 hogs A pigs. Montircllo LS M kt, Inr.: Aug. 3 - 447 cattle A calves; 286 hog* A pigs. Mills LS A uct M kt (Ocala): Aug. 6 • 1,002 cattla A calves; 840 hogs A pigs. Okrechnbe* LS M kt: Aug. 4 - 1,620 cattle A calves; 1 horse, Mid-Fla. LS Mki. (Orlan­ do): Aug. 3 • 580 cattle A calvee; 23 hoga A pigs; 1 mule; 2 horses. Cattlemen's LS Auct M kt (Tampa); Aug. I • 698 cattle A calvee. Hardee Co. LS Auct. M kt (Wauchuls): Aug. 6 - 496 catUo A calvee. Sumter Co. LS A uct M kt (W ebster): Aug. 4 - 809 rat­ tle A calves. Margla Morris, Apopka, Ethel T a rt Osteen; Lannette Gearheart, Lake Mary. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Boyar of Sanford, a boy. DISCHARGES Mabel Diehaw, Ronald Wil­ liam*, Natalia Heldenrekh, Betty Ann Hunt, Kenneth Lee Thomas, Susan Osborne, Char­ les Benham, Clyde Muse, Deb­ ra Sessions, Poggy Tower*, Vicki Millar, LIUI* B. Britt, Emma Green, Faye Butcher and baby boy, Ruth Smith and baby boy, all of Sanford; Ju­ lia K- Bollena, Deltona; Philip Lake, Lake Mary; Dora Edna Brown, Oviedo; Joseph Cliff, DoBary. AUGUST I, 1164 ADMISSIONS L i n d a Alexander, Marvin Brooks, Beatrice Thompson, Mabel Dlshaw, Dewitt Whit more, Arthur Celalles, Sue Bivins, Paula Elam, Ann Scott, Bertha Pinkney, La­ fayette Phillips, Alonso K Shoemaker, all of Sanford. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. John Morris of Apopka, a baby boy; Mr. and Mr*. J. L. Dlshaw of Sanford, a baby girl; Mr. and Mrs. Denial Thompson of Sanford, a baby boy. DISCHARGES Constance Dollford, Patsy Scalte, Carolyn Zolman, Hat. tlo Fields, Albert Kerch afar, Sharron Riser, Ann Scott, Clyde Palmer, Carolyn Eolman and baby girl, Jeanette Ab­ ney and baby girl, all of Ban ford; William H. Brown, Lako Mary; Preaton H. Janos, Os­ teon; Stella Alvana, Ocala; Ganrga Ryan, DoBary. 'Hard Line' Set By Pope Paul In Encyclical (J. S.r Britain To Ask Cyprus Peace Parley Autopsy Results Still Closely Guarded Secret VATICAN CITY (UPI) Pope Paul VI. In his first encyclical, outlined plans (or a hard line" pontificate that leaves little leadway for com­ promise, Vatican observers aald today. The 15.000-word document covered a variety of subjects, ranging from communism to Roman Catholic relations with Jews and Moslems. Above all, M made clear that the reign of tho late Pope John XIII haa ended and Pope Paul will aot hi* own path for the Cath­ olic church to follow. Hie moat definite break was on comm'inism. Pope John was willing to moot the Reds on a human level, aa shown by his talk with Alexei Addiubel, Soviet Premier NlklU S. Khrushchev's son-in-law. lib encyclical on peace, "Peace In Terri*," left the way open for "all men of good will" to discus* ways of living togeth- LONDON (UPI) - Britain and the United States plan to p ren for a Cyprui peace con­ ference with Greece and Tur­ key at the foreign miniaten level, diplomatic source* aald today. Thii -initiative was expected In begin n soon as the queasy Cyprui truce h is been firmed up. In t h e meantime peace soundings were to be stepped up imnThdiately in Geneva be­ CDR. C. D. MacDonald, tween United Nations political aviation safety officer mediator Sekari Tuomioja of at Sanford Naval Air Finland and Greek and Turk­ S t a t i o n , haa been ish representatives. named station adminis­ Anglo-American strategy on trative officer, succeed­ the Cyprus crisis was syn­ ing Cdr. H. B. Shively, chronised Monday in trans­ who has assumed the atlantic consultations between post of station execu­ President Johnson and Prime tive officer. He was just Minister Sir Alec Douglas- recently promoted to Home. II was aimed at secur­ the rank of commander. ing a lasting truce and speed­ (U. S. Navy Photo) ing a final settlement to avert the possibility of war between Greece and Turkey. Diplomatic sources believe the eventual solution will be union of Cyprua with Greece, with fool-proof safeguards for Ihe Turkish Cypriots or their transfer to a Greek Island which would be ceded to Tur­ TAMPA (UPI) — Tha key. Beatles had better cough up with soma union dues, or they may be out in tha cold in this country. TTiat’s tha word from a rep­ KEY WEST (U PD -Form er Rep. Bernle C. Pipy, a Key resentative of the American Welter who rose from shoe- Guild of Variety Artists shine boy to business success­ (AGVA) who warned Mon­ es and political "King of the day that "we'll cloa* down Keys." died Monday after a tha show a t Jacksonville If battle with lung cancer. they don't gat right with AVPapy'i body wai returned here Monday night from Bap­ GA." tist Hospital south of Miami, Tha Beatles are scheduled where the 62-year-old Papy to appear a t Jacksonville died Monday afternoon, aalrep and alone, hospital auth- Sept. 11. A1 F ait, Tampa rep­ resentative of tha performorlllei aald. ere union, said each of the Since 1058 the University four Beatles will have to pay of Florlda'a Alumni Loyalty a 8156 union Initiation fee, Fund baa made available plus 9300 for the first year's more than 81,700,000 In loans dues or tha show will be pick­ eted. to deserving atudents. JACKSON. Miss. (UPI) — The results of an official state autopsy on the bodies of three slain civil right* worker* ramlined a closely guarded a*-, crel today, one week after tha .1 badly decompoied remains were found burled under a 20> foot earthen dam. | Neshoba County Attorney W. Rayford Jones aald a summary of the autopsy report "prob­ ably" would be made public eventually but declined to se* a tentative date. The FBI continued Its pain­ staking inveitlgation Into the deaths of the three young men whose bodies were found laat Tuesday on a farm four mile# , from Philadelphia, MU*. The FBI steadfastly haa re­ fused to comment on the progross of the investigation or on a weekend statement by Praaident Johnson that an early break In the case waa expect­ ed. There were reports that failure to find a m urder wea­ pon waa holding up arrests. Coroner Cedi Jackson aald ■ a t Philadelphia he had not re­ ceived the autopsy report but would reconvene the coroner’s Jury and "try to reach a ver­ dict" aa soon as the report comes in. Ha said he didn't Imow the reason for the delay. WILLIAM V. Hubbard. AMH1, serving aboard Reconnaiaaance Attack Squadron Three (RVAH-3), was recent­ ly administered the oath of re-enlistmcnt for * period of four y e a r a in cercmonioa p e r f o r m e d by Cdr. Joseph W. Akins, oxcc u t i v e officer. Hub­ bard, a s s i g n e d to RVAH-3 Air Frames Division, resides with his wife, the former Pope P a u l ' s encyclical Miss Victoria E. Be­ strongly condemned commun­ langer and daughter, ism, branding it a "aharn" K i m b e r l y Hope, at and a "blind dogma which de­ 1007 South Park Ave. grades and saddens." Unlike Ms predecessor, he singled out "athetotic communism" by name Instead of speaking to neral terms of ideologic* which oppose the church, "Dialogue to auch conditions to vary dteficuK, not to say impossible" ha added. " . . . The church of silence (behind the Iran Curtain), for example, apeak# only by Ha sufferings. "How can we offer dialogue, whan wa cannot be anything more than a voice crying to the wilderness 7" Hto statement# on Roman Catholic relations with nc Christian* and non-Catholica •too were regarded as outapotsen by some observers. Speaking of Jews, Moslems and "the followers of the groat Afro-Aalastic religions," Pope Paul said "obviously w* can not Share in these various forma of religion." "Honesty compels im to de­ clare openly our conviction that theta is but one true reli­ gion, the religion of Christian ity," he added. "It to our hope that all who seek God and adore Him may come to ac knowledge Hi truth." (See Oasael'a story on Page 10} Six Dade Tax Pleas Denied MIAMI (UPI) — Petitions by ala Dad* County munici­ palities against doubling tha property tax valuations in tha, eaunty ware thrown out by a North Florida Circuit Court Judge Monday. Judge Samuel Smith of Lake City upheld the original tax ruling ha mads In tha ease bacauaa Dad* County Judges had bowed out of tha case bacauaa of the local con­ troversy. Smith ruled that doubling tha tax roll doaa amount to compliance with the state law and that tha municipalities which petition­ ed the court “ have no stand­ ing in this court-** Pavilion Said To Be In Black NEW YORK (UPI) — Gov. Farris Bryant aaid a t "Flor­ ida Day" caramonlaa at tha World's Fair Monday tha upand-down Florida pavilion la “now operating wall In tha black." Bryant aald there had baan •oma financial dlfficultlaa but attributed these to early ma­ turity dates on notea cover­ ing 6760,000 in construction coats. Festivities for Florida Day Included a special porpoise »how, a conrcrt by the Hia­ leah High School band and tha presentation of ,"M ln Florida." lH-year-old Priac Il­ ls Schnarr of Hollywood, Fla. Union Demands Beatles Pay Up Body O f Papy Is Sent Home St. Pete Woman Held In Slaying ST. PETERSBURG (U P If — A 28-ycar-oId St. Peters, burg woman was In jail today on a flrat degree murder charge In tha death of a man. # Beulah Davia Stovall waa charged Monday in tha Sun* day night slaying of Bailey Joseph, 29. Police aald Joseph waa ahot one* In tha head and once In tha cheat. An American Bankers Aa> sociation survey reveals that 4,691 comertial banka plan to spend an estimated 9294,000,* 000 for advertising in 1964. Some Red China Jets In North Viet Nam WASHINGTON (UPI) Red China haa moved a small number of Sov let-built M fighter* into North Viet Nam, it was reported authoritatively today. Source* here aald 12 to 15 of the MIG airplanes were flown Into North Viet Nam after the U. S. Navy conducted Ha air strike last week in retalia­ tion for Red torpedo boat at­ tacks on U. S. destroy era. Tha MIG* may have been drawn from a fore* estimated at about 100 on Rod China's Hainan Island, or from light­ ly reinforced units In South China. So far they have made no menacing moves, nor era they presently regarded as a threat to the far superior American aircraft aboard carrier* to the South China Sea and at bates to South Viet Nam. While Intelligence her* veri­ fies South Vietnamese claims that Red China aircraft have arrived In Communist North Viet Nam, there apparently is nol. Peking said Sunday Ml after the retaliatory U. S. ah no supporting evidence that had the right to act "in every strike on North Vietnamese Chino te ground forces have possible way" to help Hanoi base*. moved In. Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara aaid laat Thurs­ day he thought it "probable that the Communist Chinese will Introduce some combat aircraft Into North Viet Nam." He aald he assumed Hanoi, having no combat planes, "would make such a request and that lt would be answer­ ed." No official guesses have been made as to who would pilot the MIG fighters if they trips daily to were thrown into com bat De­ puty Defense Secretary Cy­ rus R. Vance aald Saturday he would not know about that, but added that North Viet­ namese pilots had been re­ v l * RALEIGH - WASHINGTON ceiving training to fly the air­ craft. 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Park A 2nd. 8L 822-4520 DoHARY TERMINAL 1X86 W. Church Street, DeBary TRAILWAYS E e a le e t tr a v e l o n e a r th �/ • Three Youths Charged In Race Slaying At Jacksonville Holland Praises Quick Request For Resolution WASHINGTON, D. C., — Senator Spessard Holland, commenting today upon the joint reaolutlon before Con­ gress relative to future United Statea action in Viet Nam, stated: "I was among the majority of the Senate aupporting this Joint resolution empowering the ['resident, aa Commander* In-Chief, to ‘take all neres* aary measures to repel any arrival attack against the for* ces of the United States and to prevent further aggression' in Viet Nam. “Passage of thia measure! was essential to our national aerurity, and I am particu* tarly gratified that it was aubmitted to Congresa a? quickly after the initial a t­ tack upon our Navy vessels in the Gulf of Tonkin. Per­ haps we have learned a valu­ able lesson in timing from our dangerous and frustrating experience with Cuba, and arc ‘calling the fire depart­ ment when we ace the firat wisp of smoke.' “Passage of the resolution authurixei the President to take any action, including the use of armed force, that he deems necessary to insure our safety, and clearly notlflee all enemies that this nation will not tolerate aggressive action against It or interfer­ ence with the Freedom of the Reas doctrine. At the same time, it givei assurance to all concerned that we have no territorial, military or politi­ cal ambitions in Southeast Asia or elsewhere. “ For those American tilltens who hava reservations against granting any Presi­ dent unlimited war-time pow­ er*, there is a safeguard in that the final paragraph of the joint reaolutlon passed to­ day provides that the author­ ity granted in this Instance shall expire upon the Presi­ dent’! determination that the peace and security of the ar­ ea (Southeast Asia) is rea­ sonably assured by Interna­ tional conditions created by action of the United Nations or otherwise, or by concurrent resolution of the Congress." The Atlas of Florida, pub­ lished by the University of Florida Press, is the first hcok of its type in the na­ tion. Legal Notice "K viM ii.r r n u v n r W A s o x i s o row M iisiu w X n l l f * nr P a k l l e l l n r l i r Nolle* Is h i r r b y * l v t n , Hist • f l s r ro nsldaratlan. the Hrmln o l i C o u n ty Z o n ln r CommlMIon w ill hold a public h ea rin g to d eterm in e th e fe a s i b i l i ty o f r e c o m m e n d in g to the Itoard o f C o u n ty Commlsalnncr e that the fo llo w in g ileecrlhed property p r e s e n tl y soned A - l, be soned C - l Com mer cial: KV» n f the * W ' i o f a w t * . lea a riant a o f w a y on t h e E a s t end South • Idea fo r road purpoaaa. Sect i l - J i a - J O E . Alao daaorlhad aa l y i n g direct ly XVaat o f th e Turhay Farm on g. It. <11. Public h e a r i n g w ill be held In the flcmlnole C o unty Court Mouaa, C o u n ty Commtaalonera Ttnum, Hanford Florida, on W e d ­ n e sd a y , A uguat IS, l i f t at 1:10 T. U. o r aa ao on th e rea fter ae pnaalble. Hrmlonle C o unty Sontn g | f'omm lselon „ tty Hobart S. Brown Jtem lnole C o unty Zoning D irecto r F uh lla h Aug. 1 U . ISIS CDC-I JElir frnnlurh ( i ’O BAXTER HIGGS found his students n little younger than usual re­ cently when nearly 70 Holly Hill youths toured the Naval Air Maintenjinre Training facilities at Sanford Naval Air Station. Higgs generally teaches Navy technicians to maintain the complex systems of the new IIA-5C Vigilante reconnaissance bomber. (Official U. S. Navy Photo) 70 Youngsters See Jet Age At SNAS Nennrly 70 Holly Hill youngsters recently visited the Sanfmd Naval Air Sta­ tion fur a day with the jetage Navy. The occasion was u field trip sponsored by the Holly Hill Itecreatiun Deportment under the direction of J. W. Hinns Jr, Joint hosta for the visit were the commanding officer of NAS Sanford and Ihe commninlrr nf Reconnaissauce Attack Wing One. Tile youngsters between the ngex of 9 ami 12, had a day of it, sitting in the cockpit of Vigilante reconnaissance bomber?, touring the elaborate focilitic* of the Naval Air Maintenance Training Group and bombarding their guides with a bevy of ques­ tion* that refleeted a keen interest in science and the space age. “ I bet I know how that works,*’ challenged one 11year-old, pointing lu the com­ plex gyro-horizon equipment In the Vigilante. Then he pro­ ceeded (o'describe ita workings—exactly aa he'd read it in a popular technical mag­ azine. U t h e r S naked questions shout carrier operations: How FETCHIN(; FARMER does a pilot land and take —Farming in France off from an aircraft earlier? isn't whnl .it used In How fast is the plane guing l»e and Myriam Ferrer when it lands 7 doesn’t mind a bit. Still others pertained to She's 17, a hairdresser lengths, widths, and heights. and "Queen of the CnrHut aa the morning warmed ho , " whatever that is. into the hot aims of noon, the moat prevalent question CDR. II. II. SHIVELY, pertained to time: “ What time former administrative do we ra t? " officer nt Snnford N hThe question was answered vul Air Station, has with adjournment to the NAS " If the rain* will Irave us been n a m e d station Officers' swimming pool for alone," County Engineer Wil­ executive officer, suc­ a picnic lunch. liam Bush said yesterday, ceeding Cdr. S. It. “ we'll have the south mile of Stanul, who has been Winter Park Drive passable transferred to J o h n s by the time schools open on H o p k i n a University, Aug. 31." Silver Springs, Md. The section of Winter Park (U. S. Navy Photo) NEW YORK (lip i) _ The Drive lo which hr referred Methodist Board of Missions serves South Seminole Ele­ has reported that a Tallahas­ mentary and South Seminole see missionary has been kill­ Junior High schools. IT THH Clnet IT Mil nr OF Bush stated that the one TUB XIXTH JIDItlAI, till- ed in tbs Central Congo, cut isr axiii run ibmixolf. The Rev. Burleigh A. Iaiv mile aection will not be pav­ t'OIXTr, FLOHIDA. ed hy that time hut that the CllAXfCBHV NO. t w r J r., 45, an evangelist and limerock base will be Install­ THK BOSTON F IV E CKNTH construction supervisor, went ed. SAVINGS BAN K. P la i n t i ff , into the Congo in 1950. He va. WILLIAM V. HoK.ti'K. at u i , was reported killed at WemD efe n d a n ts bo Nyana, 1S5 miles north­ xrwTicB or spit in east of I.usambo, last Tue*. Mo i i t g a g b r n n r .a n ii s r T i n W illiam V. Hosarlt day. Woman Killed While Hunting Dropped Wallet Corruption Rife In Cuba, Report New Refuges MIAMI (UPI* — Newlyarrived refugees from Cuba reported today thnt there is widespread corruption among officials of the Fidel Castro regime who are selling hardto-gel food and other items on the black market to the high­ est bidder. Thirty-two rcfugeri reached Florida over the weekend in three smnll host*. “There is a marathon of robbery nnd corruption in high places in the government," said one refugee who declin­ ed to permit use of his name. He charged thnt government functionaries sell foodstuffs and replacement parts for machinery nnd cnis ‘‘openly and shamelessly" to hlnok market buyers. Another refugee said there Is "vast disorganization” in government agencies, lie said the government "tourial agen­ cy" known as “ Inil" was re­ cently revamped after author­ ities had to throw out a “large quantity" of steaks which hnd spoiled because of improper refrigeration. Most of the refugee* were men. Ten Cuban* fled in a 15foot bout. II in a 28-foot boat nnd II others in a 20-foot boat. "It's* great to be out of Cuba," said one. IlKIIKARSIMi for Primary Department play "1 Was With Jenna," which wan presented in Friday night’s closing program for Vacation i ’liinch School at Grace Methodist Church, nre, left to right, Sharon Price, Mor­ gan Hennett, Scott Skihenes, Mrs. John A. Williams, superintendent, and Keith Foy. (Herald Photo) KUSH N. STAFFORD, right, chief electrician for tho Floritlu Power & Light Company, it* being congratulated on his retirement by L. J. Reeves, local plant superintendent, lie bad worked for the utility since Aug. 37, 1937, when he started as an electrician's helper nnd retired Aug. I. Staf­ ford says he plans some traveling with his wife ami plans to raise or­ chitis on their six-acre truck farm at Lake Monroe. In Ids spare time he will work in his home shop. Fellow workers presented him n Sabre saw on his retirement. School To Get 'Winkamatic' County Engineer William [lush said yesterday that his department hns scheduled the erection of “ Winkamatic" ov­ erhead signals <m Kit 43d at the Altamonte .Spring* Elementnry School. “ We plan to have them In operation by the time school opens Aug. 31," llush stntrd. The overhead signals will set speed control at 15 miles |*er hour during time* when children are going lo or leav­ ing the campus. At other times the signs will permit tinffic to flow nl a normal pare. Good Shepherd Installs Pastor The Rev, J. Goidon Perry was installed ns pastor of (he G o o d Shepheld Lutheran Church in services conducted Sunday nt Ihe rhurrh. The Rev. Mr I'eery was in­ stalled hy Dr. Roynll A. Yount, president of I lie Flor­ ida Synod of Hie Lutheran Chinch of America and who also gave the sennon. Easy W ay to Kill Roadies and Ants School Street May Be Ready Missionary Law Killed In Congo Legal Notice K B III IK NCK i 1 IS a W est Hart A v en u e l> THK COI1IST OF THIS V e g a e HMghta corvrv JUI m i k . a n w o m . i : l«a* Vagaa, Nevada COllXTV, FLUMIUA, IX M O . Tou are hereby n o tified that MATH. a Com pla int to fo recloea a c e r ­ I s re i K i t t l s • ( tain m o r t g a g e en c u m b e r in g Ihe A lla n P L a w ren ce f o l l o w i n g desc ribed re al pro. T e a ll Credllara a a a S i r w a i p ertr. l o - w t l ! 1#>I *, Block “F.”. COtJNH e ,las I'lalata « r l l ' a i a f i TIIT CLUB MANOll, UNIT A g a l a a l Said E a l a t e i NO. !, a c c o r d in g l o (he Tun an d n t h of jm -i era plat t h e r e o f aa recorded In h sra h y n . t l f l t d and raxulrad te Plat Boo k u , P a g e 11, p r e s e n t a n y u'atme a n t d e ­ P u b lic neoorda or S e m i ­ m a n d s w h ich yo u, or a lth sr of n o le County, F lo rid a yu I, may hav a a g a ln a l the «*f a t e of Allan P, Lawrence, d e ­ hae bren filed a g a ln a l you In ce ased, t a l e nf aald County, tn Ihe a b o v e elyled ault. and you t h e C o unty J u d g e of Sem inole a r e required l o se r v e a cop y Co u n ty , Florida, a t hla o ffice In o f your A n sw er or o t h e r P le a d ­ <ha court bouoe nf aald County in g t e the Complaint on P la i n ­ a t to r n e y s . ANDKItBON. a t Sanford , F lo rid a, w i t h i n six t i f f ' s ca len d a r m o n th s from the time HUSH, DEA N A LOWNDES, i : j o f the first p u b lication o f thle Ea s t (‘antral Boulev ard , Or­ notice. T w o co p ies o f each lando, Florida, and f i ls t h e orlcla im or dem and shall ha In Final A n sw er o r o th e r P le a d in g w ritin g , and ahatt elate the In the o ffice of Ihe Clerk o f pleoe o f re sid en ce and post o f . Ihe Circuit Court on or before flee addraaa o f Ihe claim ant, the »th day o f Paptember, 11*4. an d ahall ba sw o rn to by tho If you fall to do ao, a decree cla im a n t , hla a g e n t , e r atto rn ey pro run feeeo w ill he t a k e n and' acco m p a n ied by a f ilin g a g a i n s t you for lh a r e l i e f d e ­ f e e o f ono dollar and such m anded In Ihe Complaint. cla im or dem and not ao filed T h is Notice ahall be p u b li s h ­ ahaU be void. ed once a w e e k for fo u r conK a t h e rin e W. L a w ren re t e c u l l v a w e e k s la the Sanford Aa e x e c u t r ix o f Ihe Last Herald XVtil and T e s t a m e n t a t DATED thla 1th da y af A lla n t*. Law raaco , A u g u st, t i l l . deceased (SE A L ) Carroll Burk * Arthur H. B e ck w ith . J r , A tto rn ey for E e ta la f lerk of Circuit Court 1*. ii D ra w er Z By: Martha T. Vlhleo Stanford, F lo rid a D ep u ty Clark t'ubllah: J u ly 21, Au g. «, 11, II P Y J f f Au«- “ • >*. *» * Sept. im C D B -tl Aug. 11, 1964 — Pngo 3 Ijrralb C D C !»' MOSCOW ( UIM) — Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev lotisy supported the Greek Cypriots but msdc no mention of their reported request for Russian arms. Moscow radio released the texts of three telegrams that Khrushchev sent lo Greek Cypriot President Msk i tins, Turkish Premier Ismet Inonu and Untied Nations Secretary General Thsnt. Don't wai f W IN N D IX IE FOOD STORES low Y o u II f i nd |u%f w h o ! a n o t h i r day . A KI NG RENTAL TRUCK co.l you invcWujalu It C o m covun nurd and "Bonus" — Weed* As It Feeds "K ail” — For l)rath To Chinch Bugs ‘‘Satisfaction Or Money Back G u a ra n te o " G rapeville Nursery 2221 G ra p ev ilta 3220bHft Ave. "Scull* Dealer" Chttmlrl l mpiln Spirt Loupe ChcrcUc Malibu Spirt Taupe L'krty f j .Vigd S-Dour Sedan Corrah Monza ('tub Coupe «v«rylhing ■ tor o n y i l i o j ob. NEXT TIM E GET So Li ttl e. G ET A For A Beautiful Lawn — SCOTT8 If you're the kind of buyer who looks out for NQ1 (that's you) look for the man with the NQ1 deals-now ! (that's your Chevrolet dealer) JlruaA o x One* . . , L a i f i fo r M onth* It i t o cosy to rent o K i n g T r u c k . O n u irvcn i n s u r a n c e . Atherosclerosis, the arteryclogging condition that under> lies most heart attacks, is al­ so an important factor in stroke, according lo Florida Heart Association. JOHNSTON’S NO-ROACII: Simply lirunh Johnston’* Nn-Ronch in cablneiii to control cockronrhcH, on oillx tn Btnp nnlH. CoIoHchh, odorletw coaling ntnyti effective for monthH. No need to move dirthcN. llurmlcNH to petn. Remember: No-Roach means no roaches. MOVING SOMETHING?? Nikita Sides With Cyprus JACKSONVILLE (UPI) — Three young white* have been charged with murder in the slaying of a Negro woman during racial trouble here March 23. J. W. Rich, 21. Wayne M. Chessman, 21, and Etmer Kntn, 19, were lodged in tha Duval County jail without bond, Authorities said tha grand jury would have to de­ termine the degree of mur­ der they would be charged with. Detective Sgt*. D o n a l d Coleman and I.ea Cody aald Rich admitted firing a shot from an automobile the night of March 23. The .22 caliber bullet was believed tn he the one that killed Mrs. Johnnie Mee Chappell, 35. Mm , Chappell was ahnt while searching along new King's Road for a wallet aha hnd dropped on the way hnma front shopping. Cody said Chrsaman sdBut­ ted being In the ear with Rich the night of the slaying. Cody said authorities have recovered a .22 caliber pistol hrlieveil lo he the death wea­ pon. The detectivea said tha break in tha case came while (hey wera investigating an­ other unrelated case. Tha a r­ rests were made lata Monday night. RENTAL TRUCK Don’t wait any longer for a great deal on a sharp new 'til Chevrolet, Chevt-lle, Chevy II or Corvair! Because right now it’e “N’o. 1 Buy Time" at your Chevrolet dcaler'it. He’s got to move out every ’6-1 he has left. Ht me MAHWIN mt Mai HUH No.1 xotm ett i v bo ir r s t u n it So hurry in for a No. 1 Buy on America’* No. 1 care. And ' if you think you’re the only one concerned about looking out for No. 1, you’re wrong. Your Chevrolet dealer is thera to look out for you, too. Come, in and see for yourself. (hrrnJrtt 1mrllr <hny If-1on air anil I on rile,,,.So I f an, .(«»/ 1iitnes, .W Ihnf At huy-Stnt at year 4oa/«rit Phone Louie King Collect In Ft. I-auderdale 623-7326 1-7648 HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY SECOND AND PALMETTO SANFORD 322-0711 �1 A Nation Of Laws T%« familiar statement that "this is a nation of laws, not men* la al­ most a literal as well as a figurative truth. I t is estimated that there are about two million laws on the books in this eountrjr, ranging from village ordin­ ances to amendments to the UJ3. Con­ stitution. No small contributors to this vast wilderness of regulations are the leg­ islatures of the several states which, according to the American Bar As­ sociation, are grinding out no less than 35,000 new laws each year. As someone has said, America Is one na­ tion with 60 different states of mind. Usually, a particular state's laws are its own business. But with mod­ ern means of communication and transportation and the ever-growing social and economic interdependence of the states, there are many situa­ tions where different and differing laws not only are a deterrent to the free flow of goods, business and peo­ ple but often are an obstacle to jus­ tice. This was recognised as long ago aa 1SS2, when a group of men met to form the National Conference of — BUT DON'T GO NEAR THE W ATER? Commissioners on Uniform Laws. In the succeeding 72 years the body, composed of commissioners ap­ pointed by the various state govern­ ments, has drafted over 200 uniform laws. Areas in which uniform laws have been voluntarily enacted by the ■tates include: extradition, narcot­ ics, trust funds, enforcement of fam­ ily support by deserting husbands, legal evidence, general commercial transactions. The 73rd annua] meeting of the conference—in New York with more than 200 lawyers and officials from ail the states, Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia attending—con­ sidered proposed uniform laws on such matters as deceptive trade prac­ tices, estate taxes, defense of indi­ gent persons, rights of convicted per­ sons, adoption of children. Most people have never heard of the National Conference of Commis­ sioners on Uniform State Laws. It Is one of those quiet groups of ded­ icated men (none receives any salary or compensation; many pay their own expenses to the annual confer­ ence) whose efforts contribute so much to the successful functioning of this nation of laws. Worry Clinic “Worry w arts" about their health often are hungry for affection. If they can’t win levs, they may try to work an year sympathy. And many married folks who are bypcbendrlaca, sro afflict­ ed with a secret sexual com­ plex, aa Is true at Hairy today. CASE T -ttt: Harry G., aged 42, Is the worry wart mention­ ed yesterday. "Dr. Crane," hla attractive wife began, "Harry runs around from one doctor to an­ other, apparently hoping one of them will pronounce him an invalid. "Yet 1 really believe there isn’t a thing wrong with him.” H arry's wifs Is mistaken. Harry baa something wrong but it Is not cancer or dia­ betes or high blood pressure or doesn't have a 10-year-old child with­ out tools. The child may be 9 years old, or 11 or 12, Instead of 10. Or he may have a tool set, which disqual­ ifies him for this Job. Or the dam kid is never home when you need him. The solution, of course, Is for the manufacturer either to make the handy household appliance in one piece, completely assembled, or send along a 10-year-old child without tools with every purchase. This might be the answer to auto­ mation. Bruce Biossot — Ray Cromley Political Notebook CHICAGO *NBA)—Import­ a n t alaaMnta of tho white backlash ooom not to bo well understood. Inquiries In this groat urban melting pot bring thorn Into sharper focus. I t Is nearly Impossible to ouggornto tho significance th at Immigrant othnlc groups, among whom tho backlash is strong, attach to owning a homo free and eloor la a aolld, oteblo neighborhood. Homo ownership Is not nought as a status symbol In tho shallow social ssnso wo employ today, To tho Immi­ grant Polo, Italian, Garman or other European, it la a mark of -itnomic independ­ ence equated rith tho achieve­ ment of personal freedom. It U tho droam unfulfilled In Europa but realised In America. Month* before theta currant rcacarchea wars un­ dertaken, this reporter wee c lose ted with a well-known governor. Though wo war* en­ tirely alone, a t ana point ho leaned forward and almost whispered i "My w ifi's father la an Im­ migrant European. Coming to h*ve his home In this country was the great step for him, Herald Area Correspondents Genera Mrs. Joe. K. M alhltas S tl-tS lt Lake Mary Mrs. Fraoees Wester s x s -s m Lake Monroe Mrs. n. L. Johnses Altamonte Springs Mrs. Jolla Uarteo sss-iiis Boar Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Milas B3B-3S78 Casselberry Mrs. Jan* Casselberry UB-80M Chuluota Mrs. Joan Mtgte SS5-J7I1 DeBary Mrs. Frank White 122472 k Longwood Mrs. Donna Eataa 828-1317 North Orlando Mrs. Deris Doan 3111 m Oilvca Mrs. Clarence Snyder Daltons Mrs. Mildred flaeey M M I11 Keterprte* Mrs. lUUhl* Harris 822-4841 Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lundy 163-3180 m ust ( U p f c a n f o r ii Page 4 Sanford, Florida Tuesday, August 11,1964 W Ai/rnn a. e tiL o w , so rro w n o n n s u i m m m VOLTOLINW, vlrem UU** - o e e e r a l SSa n u i s l m nnw oM Aseoclate Editor U S S Y I. JOUNIOH aa Kilter Cilia Maaaglag MOIIKNT AI.BX ANDBU A d v ertisin g D l- so t e r n u t unseen Ad vertltlB B M e t i s e s COS P IA T T (Senses! A d v e r t isin g M a n eg es MAWWICTT K. S T A P L g r r o c C la eelllsd D lreeter Telegraph Editor soars w il l u aa le e i s t r C dlter avsti wmlLi s o m a A u s t in Oily editor O rn ate jANia i m n i s i s m C a u s e s * Mb s a g e s rn c o w i u i e d ito r CttX V1HOCNT, Mechanic*! l i s t B la tr n t e t o g r e p h e r ■UCSCI UN OA' •r I ts Week IM S I .H MS LM G ou ty T ear I M onths 8 M onth* I Month t All Olhor t l i . l l 1 T ear 8.11 t Moalh* AH I Mentha 1 Moath V. f. Pastel negate ties* yrevio* that all a i l saSsertgMes* S* Pali la advisee. Catered M aersad elaaa matter Oetoser IT, 1811 al the Test orris* ef Saarer*. florU*. B a d e r the Act *1 Oeagree* eC Marsh. T8* M***M Is a member of tea Valle* Press whist la aatlUad eaeteMvely te the os* for repshlleettea at all IS* tea*! aawa printed la this newspaper. eeaalderod u la (ring log ea T b s H erald's eepyrlght bald HaU* te r dam aging n ad ar lb s tew. Published dally except ■ •l» rd»P. Buadap and C brlstm aai publMbed a* ta r day preetad lag / tha proof of hla freedom. Becaut* ho aeoa tha Negro as a threat to this, ho la atrongly against the trend of events." In tha big Industrial cities, tha Polish or Italian's family homo la truly ltd castle. Mialeading plain exteriors often conceal coilly interior Im­ provements. Sons marry, and tha nawlywada live with parants until they can find a homo within a few doors or blocks of tha family place. Nothing la more stunning to these people than to look up and sao '‘outsider*" mov­ ing Into tha neighborhood. Nor are their frowns reaerrad for Negroes atone. Ethnic groups In U. B. cities ora notoriously clannish. Charles Percy, GOP nom­ inee for governor of Illinois, was aatonlahed to loom that Chicago has 78 asperate Germnn language organisation*. Says a University of Chicago political a a i a n t i • t : “Thane people don’t under­ stand what Integration la all about. To many. If not moat, segregation la a way of life. They lika to litre unto themselves, ap art not only from Negroes but from all other*." In fact, while inch notional minority puts Negroes at the low and of tha scale aa moat lacking In aduratlon and good habits, tha so-called Appala­ chian whites are placed next lowest. These folk, fleeing the pov­ erty of tho Middle Atlantic and Southern highlands, pour into Chicago steadily. Tha minorities taka alarm whan they hoar horror atoriee about poor whites ripping out mold­ ings and other house fittings to burn aa firewood. I t la fear of these things that leads these nationality groupa to raalat tha encroach, mant of tha poorar city dwellars, Including hill country whites, Negroes, Puerto Rlo­ ans and Mas leans. The minorities lewdly op­ pose urban renewal, not as a people w o r r i e d aver tha growth of federal power, but aa homeowner* who aee slum clearance scattering Negroes and others la a wide arc and leading them to push Into bat­ ter and more stable area*. Sociologists wood to ball close-knit ethnic groups aa contributing heavily to stabil­ ity and order be our cities. Today these societies loom aa fortresses trying to gird against • rising tide of Ne­ gro and othar "outsider*.” Obviously these fortraaae# were oracled originally with good purpose. Tho question now la bow to copo with tham la a angew hhle ffu tjo iy In an age which set* a fairly ahapalaaa mass a t urban Nogroea making • tremendous push toward higher lev^a. similar organic ailments. Harry's problem te sexual. He has become progressively mors platonic. Tbst problem te largely due to psychological fretting, but it drives its victims almost berserk. "My wife won’t love me any m ore," waa Merry's secret dread, as he later confessed during a lengthy Interview. So Harry sub consciously de­ cided (aa many hut bands do) that be would try to appeal to her maternal nature even if be wasn't ablt to hold her In­ terest via romancing. So Harry became a pill ad­ dict. This is often an Indirect at­ tempt te win sympathy. Many bachelora do the same thing, so do spinsters. They crave romantic love Letters Answer To Automation One of the crying needs of this country is a 10-year-old child with­ out tools. This kid—we don't know whether It's a boy or a girl—seems to be an Indispensable part of every handy pliai household appliance you buy these days. Practically lly eevery „ handy -------- household -------appliance Is no other kind pltanee (there is than handy, of course) comes to the customer knockod down In pieces which, the enclosed folder blandly assures you, can easily be assembled by a 10-year-old child without tools. The trouble is, many a household Dr. Crane’s To The Editor Holmes Alexander Why Bobby Didn’t Reach WASHINGTON, D. C. - N o spectacle of defiance, but he people know batter than the did that better than anybody boos of Joseph and Rosa Ken­ else in t£e Administration nedy that when you want could have done. For nearly something, you roach out and two yoars thereafter, tho vice president rode high in White put your hand around it. Why, then, did Attorney House favor — but with the General Robert Kennedy play Hobby Bakrr scandals in '03, It wait-*od-see until hi* seam- there developed the "Dump ins chance of a lifetime—the Lyndon" movement. The fatal vice presidential nomination at trip to Texas, with trouble In 38—slipped away? There arc the air at the next-stop-after answers that will not please Dallas, which was Austin, those who keep a do-11-now, could have meant em barrass­ power-maniac, crown-socking ment and maybo exit—If demon picture of Bob Ken­ tilings had gone from bad to nedy. But for those who have worse. Bob Kennedy has been an ob­ an Interest In contemporary biography, and tha affect ot server of the vicissitudes of It upon political history, there the vice presidency. If he was are some deep-going, non- to take the office under I.BJ, melodramatic (actors of the he must be assured of not lan­ guishing In it. For him, there­ case. Foremoot la K e n n e d y ' s fore, it was not an object he mind, I have reason to believe, could reach out and clutch. waa the Idea that he did want Today many within the Ken­ tha rice presidency—but only nedy organization are anger­ on favorable terms. He wanted ed that Bob didn't "fight" for It aa a atepplngatone, not aa it, but the attorney general a tombstone. Between last himself, 1 can say, was al­ November and last March, the most as much "puzzled" as attorney general learned what disappointed when I/yndon it meant to be ostracized from Johnson read him off the list the magic circle of White of eliglblea. Puzzled, because he baa House power. Ha who had bean a m aster reason to wonder whether can win withmover and Intimate consultant J o h n s o n on every phase of domestic out him. With the South ap­ and foreign policy, an insider parently lost to the Demo­ on backstage history-making, cratic ticket, with the Irtehtha keeper of tha doorway to the Oral Study, tha center of tha social whirl, tha bloodbrother of majesty, abruptly became tha waiter beside a sUeot telephone, tha royal ex Da, tha grieving and axclud ed princeling whoso place was taken by others who used to seek hie favor*. Kennedy easily translated what It meant to be an unwaided, uqcocmulted, embittered, suspected Cabinet officer into that same kind of vice presi­ dent. lie know that U Presi­ dent Johnson were pressured Into choosing him aa a run­ ning-mate, Johnson could alao put him an the ehslft aa a rice president. Johnson knew where tha “shelf" waa because, until a number of weeks after the Bay of Pigs disaster, he bad re­ posed there himself—enubbed by tha palace guard of InteUactuala, elbowed Into an oblivion under tha crystal chandelier* of hla capital office suite, caBed upon, libs a abowy toil not very chic piece of table­ ware, for ceremonial occas­ ion*. but not a fixture, much leas a function, of (fia reignlag household. PoUsh-HslUn vote caught In the backlash," with the Ken­ nedy Organization becoming a "stay homo" threat, where docs the President find the confidence of beating Barry GoldwaterT Who ia going to pull back the Jewish vote of the North where Jewish merchants are indignant at tho Negro de variation of their store* in line heater and Brooklyn? Who will appeal to the World War II generation which looked upon John Kennedy aa on* ot tiielr own? Tha attorney gen­ eral can feel, without vanity, that no othar Democrat on tha ticket can bring K tha strength he could bring, assuming that the South ia headed Republi­ can. To Kennedy, tha Presi­ dent'* decision looks like goit-slone* It looks Ilka a move to best the Keooedya first, Goldwater later. Disappointed, yes, but Bob Kennedy would be le u hu­ man than ha la if he didn't see that a Johnado defeat in '84—and perhaps no other event—would prove that the Sixties are a Kennedy decade. K go-it-alone la the wrong strategj for Johnson in 'C4, the son* of Joseph and Rose will know that another time has come for reaching and grasping. The dollar that growB as he grown imposed obscurity a t 8 time whan tho Kaooedy Admtoktr lion waa In direst need of a colorful, snheutentog snan-lnmotion. Tha Pr aaidao* sent him to Barits In August 'll whan tha WaH wwa going up and Western spirits were go­ ing down. Johnson had no au­ thority to mnha snore Gian a Tailing children th at Irina la candy may persuade tham to taka pills without fuaaing, but they may later taka a dangerous overdoes in tha Innocent belief there can be no harm. Borne other way of panusaiow can and this Here's • young m m with a fgturw. Hla parent* bars an Insure<i savings icoowot for him with us-The dollars being saved w e'"growth dollars" -.tb e kind that will grow while he b growing. When ytm children are ready for coll ess, win you b t ready TBnfld your college food wiik bard working "growth dollar*" of Editor, Herald: There te another reason that I, a Democrat, shall vote for Senator Goldwater, It's because the Democrat leadership, for more than a generation, has slowly but firmly squeezed the real Democrat spirit out of the party. It bold* my party kt an Iron grip, forged by years of so­ cialistic nos^'m e, and temp­ ered by tbe oil of benevolent hokum. Adding the use of clever phrases, carefully contrived, endlessly repeated, and with synchronous co-ordination, the phony Democrat leadership te steering na Into a socialistic "utopia". The party la fast becoming a means to its own rnd. Aa a real Democrat, I have gotten wise to these modern Pled Piper*. I want new lead­ ership. I believe that If we real Democrats elect Republi­ can Barry Goldwater to the Presidency, his genuine Amer­ ican philosophy and Integrity will do more, than any other force, to inject democratic and responsible leadership back Into (he Democrat Party. Just as Gold water's nomina­ tion has Jarred loose the Iron grip of the liberal-socialists on his party, so it will break the squeeze on mine. Perhaps then we can find from some among us, real Democrat leadership that — sadly—is now dormant. George Bobrow Barbs By Hal Cochran Soma of tha strongest peo­ ple can’t even hold their temper. CHARLIE IS OUR BEST SALESMAN.. And he's not even on our payroll! HERE’S H O W Charlie called a friend down a t The Herald. Told him ho wns ex­ panding Needed a new man. The paper helped him writ* a real humdinger of an ad. Charlie got a fireball. Then he hml a great buy on hie products. Tha paper helped him write some real pulleri. Sales were a t a coxy profit. Charlie'* happy and so are wo! Charlies' our big booster now, tails everybody our circulation’s BIO . • . our readers love new*, ■ports, columnists, want ads, cooking, fashions* comics. Charlie aays th at coverage attracts the right payroll and the paying customers! FROM SANFORD EXCHANGR * PHONE 322-5612 m r e u v n e o w and w a n MMMMT80K m a .i t im u r n a a * D a 's dii OROGRAPHIC AND MeCAU.1 but are willing to compromise for sympathy It they can’t get true romance. So Harry te a elastic*1 case of a malingering male who subconsciously feign* lUness to hold hla wife's devotion and excuse his impotence. Sometimes such worry watts have a deep guilt complex eo they believe God SHOULD strike them down as s penalty for their secret sin. For example, tomorrow I’B give you the esse of a m ar­ ried woman who was a wore# worry w srt than Harry. And elderly folk*, who h»v# cut off their contact* with ex­ ternal reality, often grow to* •elf-centered. Their only claim tor sttcotion then Decomes their arth­ ritis or anemia, constipation of some other ailment. So pleas* make It a rtfis NEVER to greet your elderly relatives with: "Hello, Grandfather. How are you?” For that health question Im­ mediately makes him turn his attention inward. It converts him into an introvert. So tie makes a quick inven­ tory of hla “innards" and may fill tha next hour telling of bis ache* and pains. Instead, divert his attention by asking a question that will fores him to forget his " too­ ted*." "Grandpa," you might be­ gin. "who will win the presi­ dential election thin fall?" Beware, for most of us f*R Into tbe bad habit of asking every old person about hla or her health. Don't do It any more! Leave that query to tbs family phy­ sician. Instead, purposely stesr Gw elderly person's attention upon outside objects or persons. And all worry warts should send for my booklet "How to Prevent Sexual Impotence," enclosing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 30c. FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY OR 425-5938 The Sanford Herald SINCE 1908 �Sir* B tptfa t B Vm TB A uk . 11. 1964— P n g e 5 October Weekend W ill Afford Fans'Great Grid Bill Sports Between Navy-Tech And Us Fans Gafor-Rebel Games Slated By Tom Cheatham United I'reaa International PORTLAND, Ore. (U P I)— A former University of Ore­ gon distance runner haa tem­ porarily yiven up a school teaching job to try for hia ^ third Olympic team berth-at the age of 30. This time ha hopea to be a winner. Eleven months ago Bill Del­ linger decided to come out of retirement and begin training for the 6,000 meters. Had ha left hia spikes on the hook after retiring three f years ago, Dellinger's career 1 could have no doubt been called a auccess. The U ntrsrslty of Oregon graduate had already run twice in the Olympics, had participated in two RussianAmerican dual meets, had won tha NCAA mils championship and haa held two world dis­ tance records and an Amsrl9 can mark. In 1950, Dellinger held both •hs indoor two-and three mile world records. He sat an American 1,600 meter record In 1958 with a clocking of 1:41.6. Why, then, try to come back for the Tokyo Olympics? Dellinger’s wlfs, Myrna, ^ has ths answsr: * "Bill was disappointed at hia two appearances In the Olympics. Together, we de­ cided to forfeit some of the luxurita of life so he could make this year’s Olympic team." Dellinger's Olympic record Is the only black mark In an Impressive career. In the 1966 ■ Melbourne games, ha felled to place in ths 6,000 meters. In I960 a t Rome, he felled to get to the finals in tha aame event *'We decided th a t If I qvar got another chance to train and work out for tha Olym­ pics, I’d do l t M Dellinger seya. That chance cams laat Rep» tc inher, and tha family made its decision. "We knew ws couldn’t live a normal Ufa If Bill was going to train again,” says his wife. "W e’ve given tip a lot of things so ha could try again.'* Dellinger believes ha Is at the prime aga for distance running. f “I think • distance runner reaches a peak between the ages of 27 and 82, depending on the individual,” ha says. •'I know I'm running better than I ever was." National League t W L Pet. OB 66 43 .602 PMla. 64 48 .671 8 San rra n . 62 51 .549 544 Cinn. SO 60 .541 644 Pittsburgh SO 62 .222 744 St. Louis Milwaukee 66 54 - .509 10 I/O* Ang. U 51 .500 11 52 ST ATT 1344 Chicago 11out Ion 46 46 .421 20 New York 24 79 .204 22 desalts Yesterday Ctoctanatt 7. Los Angeles 8 St. Louis 1, San Francisco 1 Only gamse scheduled Games Today New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chics go Las Angelej at Cincinnati (N) Houston a t Milwaukee (N) S in Francisco at St. Louis (N) Smokey Saytt Yogi's Way Of Figuring Race Termed Unique By David M. Moffit UPI Sports Writer NEW T O R E (UPI) — ATLANTA ( U P I )-F a im In Happy but eautlons Hank northeast Florida will get Rauer aaya save all thosa more Uisn their share of foot­ cheers until it'a mathematic ball during the second week' end of October. ally over. On Friday night, Oct. 9, Like any first-place man All-America Roger Staubach ager a t thia state of tha raca, and hia Navy Middle* will be Bauer was a modal of re­ "host" to the newly independ straint Sunday even after his ent Georgia Tech Yellow Jac­ ket* at Jacksonville. Baltimore Orioles took a The neat afternoon, 60 miles showdown eerie* from the southwest at Gainesville, the New York Yankees, three out Florida Gators take on the of four, to return home two Mississippi Rebels In what could well be the decisive bat­ games up. tle of the upcoming Southeast Outspoken as he Is, tha Bal­ ern Conference campaign. timore boss didn't so much Staubach and Navy was in as breaths ths word psnnsnt THE “DIXIE TWISTER” will nppcnr at the Osceola DraR Strip Oct. volvcd in a similar weekend although his feelings ware 29-30 for exhibition runs which will be sponsored by the Seminole Timing almost a year earlier to the obvious. Association. The ’Twister" is owned nnd driven by Houston Platt of At­ date. "I figured If we took two lanta. It has an all-fibreglass body and a 427 cubic inch engine. Southern Methodist edged from tho Yanksoa we’d be the Middles in a wild Friday okay,” ha finally confessed. night fracas and then, on Sat­ "Winning tha third one was urday, Texas used Oklahoma like gravy." for a springboard to the na­ President I.e* MscPhsil of tional championship. tho Orioles felt ths asms way Northeast Florida fans also as Bauer. may get a preview of a na "I’ll ssttlo for three out of tional champion. Navy waa four,” ho laughed after tha No. 2 last year; Mississippi Orioles split Sunday’s doubleNo. T. Both are considered hcader with tha Yankees. contenders for '64 and pre"When wa first cams hare season surveys indicate Geor last Friday, if someone had gla Tech and Florida could By Jallsa Sicnstrnm both wind up among the top berry and the Town of CasselWe understand that a pro­ twisted my arm, I would've even settled for two out of 10. Herald Sports Editor berry stipulates Uint the arcs vision in the sublease pro­ four." What now shapes up ai one vides that children in the Cas­ Casselberry Recrea­ shall be known a i Casselberry Lefty AI Downing etopped of the top weekend attrec' tion Park, Casselberry Rec­ Recreation Park. selberry area can use the fa­ Baltimore cold with a fourUori in the nation started out reation Center, Cooper Fieldl cility when not being used Wlucn the Town of Cassel­ hit 2-t triumph In ths opener to be a problem. Tske your choice of two berry sub leased the area to or being repaired or main­ end then with tha prospect Originally, both games were but be sure you Include Coop­ (lie Seminole Little League tained by the UUIe League of dropping into second place scheduled for Saturday after­ er Field as one of them. Association tires agreement group. noon end the fans would have We know for a fact that Hie had they also lost ths night­ We thought perhaps The provide* that all provisions of been forced to choose between Herald had cleared this m at­ the original lease between Mr. Little League group went cap, tha Orioles bounced baek to win It, 4-8, with tha aid them, ter up once or twice before Casselberry and the town of from pillar to post trying to Over In Alabama, where e but it cropped up again twice Casselberry shall remain in get a five-year least on a cf Boog Powell’s 29th homer. Yogi Berra wasn't overly field to light for night play. long-standing feud with Geor­ yesterday. effect, including the name. dismayed hy tha split or by Cailclberry's Town Council gia Tech has been in progress, • • • A caller from Bear Lake re ­ tha fact tho Yankees have a sports writer charged that minded us that we had used When this m atter came to came through when tha chips Tech Coach Bobby Dodd had Casselberry’ Recreation Park our attention several months were down — with Hibbard tost five of their laat seven games aet up the Tech-Navy game In in a recent atory. True, we ago we talked with one league Casselberry's assistsnes. “As far as I'm concerned conflict with Florida-Miisli- did. But we also tagged on official and with the Town Here's the point: lippl a i e spite gesture Cooper Field In an effort to Counci alnd both agreed that Uttlo League o f f i c i a l ! we're even," he said. "I al­ against Florida Coach Ray aatlafy both the Seminole Lit­ at far at The Herald la con­ should not deny Casselberry ways go by ths loss column.” Yogi meant th at even Graves. tle League Association and cerned thia newspaper would children the right to utillie the That writer contended this the Town Council of Cassel­ call the STea "Cooper Tleld In fscillty when it Is not being though tha Orlolee are two wae done because Dodd waa berry. C a i a c l b e r r y Recreation used by thr Association, or be­ games In front because they have won four more game* angered that Graves, a for­ Then at last night's meeting Park.” ing maintained nr repaired. mer Dodd assistant, bad al­ of the Town Council a Cassel­ We've tried to follow that In the firat p la n , even If than the Yanks, ths two clubs legedly misused Bobby Dodd berry resident's letter was style. it Isn't In the M ila agree­ bavo lest ths asms number of Jr., while the son of the Tech read objecting to the calling ment, it's bad public relations games—48. • • • coach was a quarterback at of the park "Cooper Field.’ L a a t night Casselberry fur the Association. In the sec­ "The way I look a t It," Florida. • • • eouncilmen (or aldermen, as ond p la n Ullla League peo­ Berra said, "Wa atlll have to Both coachea emphatically Let's set the m atter In or­ they're officially known) ple must agree that Cassel­ play those four games and denied that this waa true or der—we hope once and for all. again said they had no objec­ berry went out on a limb to we haven't lost them yet." that there waa anything but • • • Yogi has his own unique tions to the Little League help tha a*soclilinn finance good will between them. Dodd Casselberry Recreation Park group calling the area Coop­ the lights in addition to pro­ way of figuring. pointed out that Navy waa Is owned by Hibbard Cassel­ er Meld. Too, we are confi­ viding tha park. • • • home team for the game and berry. This gentleman leased dent that Liltlo I-eague offi­ had chosen the site. What's needed? Cooperation the area to the Town of Cas­ cials have no objections to the Tha naval acadamy squash­ selberry. The Town of Cassel­ references to Casselberry Re­ ami tolerance by both groups. ed that report by agreeing to berry in turn leased the park creation Park as tha site of We believe there Is a good re ­ switch to Friday night. lationship between tha Cassel­ to the Seminole Little League Cooper Field. The result waa a bonus for Association. berry Town Council and Uttla • • • the fans. The Little League group in Some people in Casselberry League officials. The problem W 1, Pet. GB Staubach la regarded a turn named the btsebsll park have wondered why "outsid­ lies in the fact that some peo­ 09 42 .ete Baltimore prime candidate to win the Cooper Field In honor of one ers” were using the recrea­ ple still do not understand the <7 44 •04 144 H elenas trophy two years in of tlie men wbo did so much tion facility instead of young leas* and tub-leas* provis­ Chicago 64 42 .602 2 New York a row. Georgia Tach’a great to maka the association a people and children in Cassel­ ions. 59 58 .212 1144 quarterback Billy Lothridge reality and also to light the berry. We hope they understand it Lot Ang. Detroit 58 57 .204 1244 has departed but tha Yellow field for night pliy. now I As we see it, the Utile Lei 54 59 .478 1544 Minn. Jackets aspect to have one of • •• gue group usei the field pri­ Boston S3 60 .469 1644 their finer teams. Now, If we're all clear on marily at night—a time when 31 60 .469 1644 Cleveland Mississippi, n a v s r lower this, here'* why both namss nobody at all would be using Wash. 44 72 .279 27 than seventh nationally In the are used. it had It not been for the Uttlc Kins. CHy 42 70 .375 n past live seasons, haa won the • • e NEW YORK ( NEA) — League Association installing Resells Yesterday Southeastern Conference in The lease agreement be- the lighting ay stem. There’s another chanc# for No Games Scheduled three of the past four years tween owner Hibbard CasselOn the other band, there tha bowlsr to tm pores hia av­ Games Today and la favored to repeat this was a report that Caaselberry erage. Cleveland at law Angelas (N) year with 24 of its top 33 children, ualng the park In the A new bowling shoe sols Is Washington at Kanaaa City players returning. daytime hours, recently were ready for ths market which (N) Florida h a t fullback Larry chased away by a U tile Lea­ combines leather and ths Detroit at Minnesota (N) Dupree, one of the nation's gue official. world's slipperiest plastic. Boston at Baltimore (N) finest runners, back tor his WINTER IIAVEN (NBA) If you’re wondering about Chicago at New York I, (N) senior season along with its -The latest boom In competi­ the plaetie, the nonetlck prop, fins quarterback Tom Shan­ tor sports haa been in water ertiei of TFE-fluoroearbon non and • big, experleoead skiing. resin enable ths bowlsr to get Hiffhliffhtfl On T V line. By late July, ths American a smooth, almost effortlaes Highlights of thia aaaion'a Thus, both games look like Water Ski Association had NEW YORK (NEA)—Stan slide which mesne late strain Bronco Football Game*, homa stellar attractions and tha snetinned SO water ski tour­ Musial may ha retired from team of Orlando, will ha talafans with stamina and cash naments throughout tha coun­ baseball, hut ha atlll has and hatter scores. The sole, dubbed "sure cast by WFTV, Sundays at enough to taka la both will bo try and predicted that by ths plenty of Interest In ths N a­ witness to one of the finest end of ths season the figure tional League pennant raca slide,” ran be attached to 6:00 p. m., In 16 half-hour weekly filmed programs. bowling shoes In minutes. packages that college football would reach 100. which he sums up as one of haa to offer far 1964. Officials also aatd th at over tha doseat aver. 100 other water ski tourna­ “During tha years when ws ments have bean held without (Cardlnsls) won several pen­ How Sweet — MIAMI (NEA)—Television ths formality of an AWSA nants—and In the days when tha Brooklyn Dodgers domin­ comedian and part-time golf­ sanction. ated tha league, ths team er Jackie Gleason, who will In 1967, 48.W8 atudsnU that won the pennant had to do all hia ibowa from Miami the coming season, will be ware enrolled In all institu­ fight off on# or two other presented with a goU cart de­ tions of higher learning, pub- clubs. But now, the team that signed with ■ portable bar, a lie and privets, In . Florida. wins the Natlonel League television aet and a walkie- Ijiat fall there were 101,99:1. pennant, has to battle six, TWIN OR FULL SIZE talkie for contact With Glea­ It ie e i pected to double again seven or sight tough clubs all son’s offlas. by 1970, reaching 118,000. season long.” Thinking Out Loud . . . Cooper Field Still Known As Casselberry Recreation Park American League New Shoe Might Improve Bowling _fxptMT* _ _ fjy E 7w r frrc/t/M6/*7!S% (b*Mart) or*w»r* a u }m t urn CfffCA&O Wh /tw fo x waff te a Hollywood Eyed As Replacement For Lakeland MIAMI (UPI) - Hollywood probably will replace Lakeland in the Florida State League next year, FSL president George MacDonald indicated Monday night. The move had been schedul­ ed (or this season, MacDonald said, but arrangements could­ n 't be made in time. He asid Lakeland president Joe Ryan's request for a transfer to Hollywood will b* taken up st ■ director's meet­ ing in Orlando Saturday night. "There shouldn't be a n y problem now," MacDonald said. Fifth-place Lakeland has been having attendance pro­ blems for several seasons. This year it has dropped be­ low 200 a night. M O tif M r# A COM&AtW > £R A cF Z9f /M*s,yer TM 7t!M F '*/**£P CAMefcor.\ Jta m rio o K * A* /F TM/X fTAFr s w r /a f r o m a f IX A riffA F/SURe. MAP Of£ OF * TX fC A 'rr COATR/AilTbRt MIL tev e AAfrt 4/~y£A*-OCP HorrmtH£LM Northern Shift WAO #A ? A CAR££R SHARK O F ? .7 f. A K P A tA * ftS t/A * HfPMPOAC IRA cmHR ttifA C tiU A M * . Atlanta Still Has No Pro Grid Eleven NEW YORK (UPI) — There haa been a lot of talking about it, but Atlanta still dots not have a professional football team. The latest pow wow. At­ lanta Mayor Ivan Allan Jr. and Atlanta Stadium Authority Chairman Arthur Montgomery mat with National Football lxtague Oommieekmar Pet* Hoidle. Roselle said their talk waa Just "general conversation," Ha said tha pair told him ■bout the new Atlanta stadium and tha city's strong desire to obtain a pro football franchise. Tha St. Louia Cardinals own­ ership derided Sunday not to move their NFL club to At­ lanta. A bid also is being made for a new American Football Leagut franchise. Rotella said there waa no talk Wednesday shout trans- /erring an existing franchise to Atlanta. Rut he said there was talk about future league expansion. "I promised that I would keep In touch with thorn and would advise them if at some time in the future our thoughts on expansion become more ac­ tive," Roselle Mid sfter the 43-mlnute meeting. He celled Atlsnls "a very attractive city for professional aports." Atthough strokes occur more frequently in the upper age brackets, IBS per rent of all stroke deaths in 1941 wars In the 86-64 ege group, Flor­ ida H eart Association says. NEW YORK (NEA) — Tha tide U swinging north to Can­ ada In the field of thorough­ bred breeding. There had been a time when breeders said Canada was too cold and too far away. They also said Canada lacked the proper facilities and the whole Idea was too revolu­ tionary. will maki a GOOD PICTURE Tjkf il *ilh .» hull »k (jtrii ' i 'ini Mill Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 S. PARK AVE. LET S GO BOWLING NO NAVY LEAGUE TONIGHT (STARTS AUG. 17 & 18) ALL LANES OPEN TONIGHT AT 6:45 P. M. NO WAITING! 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IT, 1961 WrralB Impressive Marriage Rites Unite 99 11 “Q andid QhcdtbUi By Doria Wllll*m» TWO MORE of Sanford* bridei-elcct will be altar bound Uila week. Janet John■on and Michael Korgan will be married tonight, Aug. II, at.C hrlit Methodlit Church. jfinet la the daushtcr of M K and Mr*. Clifford John•on and Mike la the ion of Mr. and Mr*. Ed Korsan. Janet li ■ lively, vivadoui brownetlc with a talent for muilc. She pllVa the church orsan and piano, and preferi leml-clanleal muilc and Ions playins records. She sraduated thii paat year from Seminole Hlsh School and will be employed •a a medical rcccptionlit. M n. Ludwig and Glynn li the ion of Mr. and M n. M. G. Hodgei. Judy is a petite, lophiitlcited brunette with a delight­ ful pcnonality. She ha« been real busy with a round of pre­ nuptial partlci and hai en­ joyed It all. She attended Weileyan College and will graduate from Florida State in December, where ihe li an English major with a minor in Spanish and education. Judy related she can cook "a lit­ tle" and enjoyi reading and playing the piano. She laugh­ ed that she wai not the ath­ letic type, but a homebody. Glynn will graduate from Florida State next April and is majoring In Government and Latin America Affairs. Ills ambition Is to become af­ filiated with the Stale De­ partment in I). C. upon hli graduation. Both Glynn and Judy were students In Mexico last sum- busy gal about town, having recently returned from a Christmas shopping J a u n t . Christmas in July? Actually Relda and hubby, Glenn, were shopping for Touchlon's Drug Store, which they co-own with the Ernie Mills, so we can be sure St. Nick will be In town as scheduled. Relda Is a lovely personal­ ity with a desire to assist others. She is present advisor to the Phi Gamma Eta Chap­ ter of Beta Sigm f Phi, which is composed of a group of young women between the ages of 18 and 22. She ks also a member of the Exemplar Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. The McCalls are members of Grace Methodist Church and served on the Church Board for four years. Relda has been active in all of the National Health Agencies. Spare time doesn't exist for Relda. She helps In the drug store, and sews for the en­ tire family. She loves to cook, but related Glenn did a super job with the outside grill, and thoroughly loves IL Miss Niki Ashby A n d Alex Miss Martha Nicholson Ash­ by, daughter of Mrs. Bishop Ashby, Sanford, and Henry Nicholson Ashby, of Tampa, became the bride of Alexan­ der Hall McKibbin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Worden McKibbin Jr., in an impres­ sive ceremony Aug. 8, at • p.m. in the Chapel of Peace of H o l y Cross Episcopal Church, Sanford. The bride ia the grand­ daughter of George D. Bishop, of Sanford. Rev. Leroy D. So­ per officiated at the double ring, candlelight ceremony. Chapel decoration* includ­ ed traditional arrangements of white gladioli, carnations, tuberoses and ivy on the altar and t w o aeven branched wrought i r o n candelabra. Family pews were marked with white satin bows, Ivy and white caraatloni. Several pot­ ted palms were also placed at vantage points. Miss Beatrice Buck, organ­ ist, presented a program of nuptial music including "O P e r f e c t Love," Handel’a “March in B Flat" as the pro­ MRS. HAGAN JENNINGS nnd Mrn. Hnwkinn cessional and P u r c e l l ’ s Connelly were co-hostcss hint Thurmlny at the "Trumpet Tune" ai tha refanliionable Connelly Loch Arbor home honor­ cussional. ing the bridal attendants of Mina Niki Aahhy. Given in marriage by her Shown arc Mra. Martha Biahon Aahhy and her grandfather, George B. Bish­ daughter, Niki Aahhy, bride-elect of Alex Mcop, tiie bride was radiant in Kibbln. a formal gown of silk organ­ za' and Alencon lace with fit­ ted bodice featuring a scal­ loped neckline and ahort sleeves. The bell shaped skirt highlighted by Alencon laco applique* and back bow fell into a sweeping chapel train. Her Imported silk illusion Miss Martha Nlckclson Ash­ At 1 p.m. the guests were veil wis held by an open by and her wedding attend­ invited into the dining room ants, Mrs. Robin Brown, of where they were served a Tlie Orlando, matron of honor, three-courselunencon. Mias Donna Ashby, brides­ table was covered with an cloth and maid, and Miss Carrol Bishop, Italian cutwork flower girl, were honored with centered with an exquisite a r­ a luncheon given by Mrs. Ha­ rangement of miniature pink gan Jennings and Mrs. Haw­ and yellow roses and tube­ Mr. and Mrs. 11. E. Long, kins Connelly at the Connelly roses In a silver bowl. Minia­ o( Sanford, announce the mar­ ture bouquets marked the h o m e , 203 Crystal Drive South, Loch Arbor, on Aug. 6. places of Use bride and her riage of their daughter, Shir­ Upon arrival guosts were mother. Antique crystal can­ ley Jean, to David E. Orelgreeted by the hostesses In dlesticks bearing yellow can­ fuerit, son of Mr. and Mra. the foyer, which was bedeck­ dles flanked a flower-filled Francis J. Dreifuerst, of St. ed with an outstandingly beau­ silver epergne on the buffet. Joe. Wl*., on Friday, Aug. 7. The bride was born in San­ After angel dream cake tiful arrangement of red ford and attended schools had been enjoyed and demiroses. Other guests were Mrs. Bishop Ashby, mother of the tasse was being served, tha here, The groom, who was bride, Mrs. Clifford McKibbln, hostesses presented Miss Ash­ born In St. Cloud, Wis., was mother of the groom, Mrs. by with a plate and cup and graduated from the New Hall, grandmother of the saucer in her chosen china as Holstein, Wis., High School, groom, Mrs. Robert Brown, a remembrance of the occas­ and la presently stationed at NAS, Sanford. Miss Linda Hagan, of Orlan­ ion. Following a three week wed­ Miss Ashby presented her do, Mrs. J. Kader and Mre. sisters, Mrs. Robin Brown ding trip to Wisconsin, Mr. Donald Bishop Jr. Before lunch, New Orleans and Miss Donna Ashby with and Mr*. Dreifuerst will re­ cocktails were served in the white doeskin gloves, and her side in Sanford. living room, which was dec­ niece, Miss Carrol Bishop, a Built-in uniformity for meat orated with yellow roses and charm bracelet, as wedding come* In the form of a slicing tuberoses In brass bowls. attendant gifts. knife with a patented control guide that turns out alires from paper-thin to half an Inch thick. Set the dial on the knife handle and it works equally well In slicing, carv­ ing and shredding cheese, Mra. Bertha David has an­ past few years she has resid­ bread, fruit and vegetables. nounced the marriage of her ed In Fort Myers and the cou­ daughter, Mrs. Toy Witte, to ple will make their home Richard Berrie of Fort My­ there. Mr. Berrie is a field ers. representative for the State The wedding was solemn­ Department of Agriculture. ised at the home of Mr. and Following the wedding cere­ Mrs. Harold Appleby on Aug. mony, the couple joined their 1 at 1:30 p.m. with Rev. Ro­ guests at a buffet luncheon bert Jenkins of the First served by Mrs. Appleby. OutMethodist Church performing of-town guests were Mr*. Berthe ceremony before a gather­ rie's daughter and grand­ ing of family and claee daughter of Fort Myers, Mrs. friends. Byron Mahairey and little For her wedding Mrs. Ber­ Mona Maharray. rie chose an aqua blue tailor­ The buffet was served from ed street length jersey dress a long table covered with and carried a corsage of white pink aatin, overlaid with white sweetheart roses. laoe. Crystal candelabra, con­ Attendants for the couple taining pink tapers, a crystal were Mr. and Mra. Frank punchbowl and a tiered wed­ Voltoline, niece and nephew- ding cake highlighted the dec­ ln-lsw of Mrs. Berrie. orations. Profusions of sum­ The new bride ia a former mer flowers from the Appleby resident of Sanford and has gardens decorated every room many friends here. For the in the horns. pillbox of silk organza and matching lace. She wore an heirloom bracelet of gold fili­ gree that belonged to her great grandmother and short while glovea. Her bridal bou­ quet was a cascade arrange- a sheath of perroquet moss lace and pcau dc aoie, with matching accessories and a corsage of white Cattleya or­ chids. Mrs. Summer L. Hall, m a­ ternal grandmother of the Luncheon Honors Bridal Attendants Shirley J. Long, IlEIDA MCCALL The McCalls live In a spa­ cious home In Longwood on beautiful L a k e Wildmere. Their children, Waring Brent and Cara Shannon, enjoy boat­ ing, awlmming and fishing in their front yard. Kclda has a buiy schedule for the fall season, and we can be sure she will avail her services wherever needed and will capably execute any mis­ sions entrusted her. JANET JOHNSON Janet and Mike have been buiy thii lummer. They both like water aporta and the great outdoor*. The bride-lo­ be confided ihe liked to cook •i" Mike liked to eat, and ihe alio enjoyi icwlns. The Korgam would like to irlllc down In a ranch atylo hou.se end they prefer modern fumiihingi. They coniidcr three children an ideal family. Both acta of paronti ara happy for the young couple, and have been moit coopera­ tive In tho pre-nuptial plans. The wedding data wai let to coincide with Jan'a parents, who will have been married 24 y ean on Aug. 11. Janet anti Michael will make their home In Orlando, where Mike li employed with Sqara Roebuck and Company. W« wish tho young Korgans our very bcit. • • • WEDDING BELLS will nns out on Saturday, Aus. IS, for Judy Ludwig and Glynn llodgn at tha First Presbylcilan Church. Judy li Uio daughter of W. A. Ludwig and the late Crisp Greens Personals llouicgucits of Mr. and Mrs. N. V. Farm er are their mer, and each lived with a daughter, Lois, and a friend, Mexican family. When quer­ Eva Richards, from Miami. ied as to the language barrier, Mr. a n d Mrs. Herbert Judy stated that her family spoke no English, so she had Knight have departed via to speak Spanish for survival. plane for a week's vacation in The experience was construc­ Nassau and the Bahamas. tive and educational ns well Mr. and Mrs. Vera Trued as Interesting and loads of and Mr. and Mrs. Frrd Dud­ fun. ley are currently enjoying a Judy's choice In architec­ delightful vacation in t h e ture is colonial with early mountains of North Carolina. American furnishings, a n d she thinks two children are TIPSY STEW* enough. The young couple are Tipsy beef stew ia easy to intrllrrtual-ininded and both make. The night before, soak want a master's degree. 1 cup of dried thick peas Following their wedding (garbansne) or red kidney trip, they will return to San­ bean* In water to cover. The ford for a few days before next day, brown 2 pounds of leaving for Alumni Village in Iteef, cut In 1-Inch cubes, on Tallahassee, where they will all aldea In <1 tablespoons of live as married students. Reids McCall ia another ollva ell in deep pan. Add 1 cup of very dry Spanish sher­ ry or madelra, I cup of allced mushrooms, ’A teaspoon each of salt and Jamaica allaplce, 1 clove of cruahcd garlic, cracked pepper to taste, M teaspoon each of Jamaica ground ginger aril cumin, 1 off wet leaves Into the bot­ bay leaf, S tablespoons of tom of the bowl. chopped fresh parsley and 4 For a taste treat, try this tablespoons of chopped anion. recipe for salad and dress­ Bring to simmer. Add ing: drained peas or beans. Cover HAI.All IMPERIAL and almnier gently about 1% 1 head lettuce hours, adding a little water if 1 head Romalne 2 small onions, cut in rings necessary. Add U cup more 1 green pepper, cut in rings •harry or madelra before ■ervlng with hot, rooked 1 tomato white rice. Serves 4. If you Radish roses aubatltute canned, drained DREHSING peas or beana, add them for 1/4 cup buttermilk the last 46 minutes of cook­ H cup salad oil ing only. '.t cup sour eream ■» teaspoon garlic oil 2 tablespoons wine vinegar 1 Hoi. package bleu cheese 1/4 teaspoon white pepper H teaspoon aalt '» teaspoon celery salt Mix all aalad ingredients together until well blended. Makes about two cups. Tear greens Into bite-alaa pieces. Add soma of the on­ BILVBRFLATB BY — ion and pepper rings, but INTERNATIONAL aave some for garnish. Toss greena with needed amount KADER of dressing. Garnish with on­ JEWELERS ion and pepper rings, tomato quarters and radish roses. 112 B. PARK AVE. _ Makes 0 8 servings. JUDY LUDWIG Secret For Successful Salad Imperial The secret of a good aprlng salad la cold crisp salnd greens and a light touch with the salad dressing, Misa (so­ la Williams, assistant nutri­ tionist, Florida Agricultural Extension Service says. In addition to luttuce there are a variety of greens you might usei Romalne, water­ cress, parsley, red cabbage, red leaf lutture, spinach. For flavoring the dressing, Roquefort or bleu cheese ia a favorite ingredient. Curry Is growing In popularity, along with the old favorites, garlic and green onion. Just the right amount of dressing on t h e greena, enough to coat each bite and not enough to form a pool at the bottom of the bowl, makes for a tastier salad. The trick to getting the correct amount is to first separata the leaves under running water and drain them well. Then wrap them loose­ ly in tea towels and chill , overnight or a t least a day. -Tbis leaves them crackling, crisp ,and dry. Dry leaves bold the dressing. I t slides D. E. Dreifuerst Repeat Vows Toy Witte A n d R. Exchange Marriage Vows i MHS. ALEXANDER HALL MCKIBBIN nu-nt of Phalaenopsis orchids, white tuberoses and ivy. Mrs. Flobin Oakes Brown of Winter Park and Misa Donna Ruth Ashby, sisters of Ihe bride, were matron and maid of honor. Clifford Worden McKibbin. 3rd, brother of the groom, was best man and ushers were William Bruce McKib­ bin, another brother, and Henry Nicholson Ashby Jr., brother of the bride. Miss Carol Ann Bishop, daughter of Mr. and Mra. George D. Bishop and cousin of the bride, was flower girl. The attendants wore identi­ cal outfits of empire aheathi of pals green silk shantung, short white kid gloves, match­ ing shoes and headpierca and carried cascade bouquets of yellow daisies and English ivy. Tl>e flower girl wore a dress of similar design and carried a basket of daisy pe­ tals. For her daughter's wedding Mrs. Ashby wore a cham­ pagne beige lace sheath, fea­ turing scalloped neckline, tier­ ed skirt with matching acces•orlca and a corsage of brown Alba orchids. The groom's mother chose groom, wore a lace and taf­ feta gown of celadon green and a corsage of yellow Dendromium orchids. Following the ceremony a reception was held at the bride's home for relatives and close friends. The bride's ta ­ ble, overlaid with an embroid­ ered linen cloth, held Ihe bridc'i book and a miniature bouquet In an antique silver goblet. The book was kept by Mrs. Sidney Monroe, Talla­ hassee, and Miss Barbara Bradley, of Cape Canaveral. The living room mantle was adorned with an arrange­ ment of yellow sliasta daisies flanked by antique brass can­ delabra. Similar arrange­ ments of Killian daisies and Ivy in antique (liver bowls were used throughout the re­ ception rooms. The serving table was cov­ ered with a lace edged cutwork cloth. On opposite ends of the table were Ihe antique silver punch bowl and tiered wedding cake. In the center was a large five branched silver candelabra with an epergno filled with yellow shasta daisies, tuberoses and ivy in a cascade effect. Silver compotes held the nuts and mints and on the patio against a background of tropical foliage another silver punch bowl contained punch cooled by flower filled ice molds. Assisting with the serving were Mmra. W. A. Adams, George D. Bishop Jr., Gordon L. Bradley, Robert S. Brown, Andrew Carraway, Hawkins Connelly, J. II. Crapps, Frank Donahoe. Hagan Jennings, John L. Kader, W. A. Lcfflrr, Ira E. Southward, Ernest Southward, D o u g l a s Stcnstrom, Hugh Whclchcl, Henry Wight, AI Wallace. M. L. Ni­ chols, B. L. Perkins Jr., Wal­ lace Phillips. Dale Scolt, John Shepard and Raymond Ball. Floating hostesses were tbs Misses Anne Crapps, Judy L u d w i g , Merritt Phillips, Rosemary Southward, P a t Wight and Penelope S. McKib­ bin, of Cedar, Mich. For traveling Mrs. McKib­ bin wore a pink and whits striped linen suit with match­ ing white shell blouse, full length coat and a white orchid corsage. After a wedding trip to Nassau the couple will bs at home in Gainesville, Fla. Out of town guests includ­ ed Fred V. Bell, Chevy Chase, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Boyd, Leesburg; Bernard P. Beagle, Beverly Glen, Calif.; llobin Oakes Brown, Winter Park; Mrs. Summer L. Hall, Stockbridge, Mich.; Miss Lin­ da Hagan, Orlando; Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Oven, Tallahasce, James Inglis, Miami; Dr. and Mrs. J. M. McKibbin and Miss Elsie McKibbin, of Birming­ ham, Ala. u /\ n n r\ni\ m aLL Need a New One? Finance with a LOW COST BANK LOAN^ Attend McCall's SEWING CLINIC Financing that new or good used ear la • no problem . . . . Come in today and discuss your loan needs with us. Our low-cost, low-premium auto loan rates can save you time, trouble and money Free Instruction 10 A. M. or 2 P. 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When tny huiband found out there would be a aurgleal nurae there, he (aid ha would rwther die than hara the operation. lie went ta four other dor tort and they all told him the tame thing and none of them aanld promise him that a •area wouldn't have any part In earing for him. My hneband laid nurse* ars okay for women and rhildrwa, but not for a ms* with a ham Ia. This was th* firat lima ha had been to a doelor amea ha took hn phyairal for World War II. lie la worry­ ing aieh. Cam yon help Wf VODEATI w in DEAR WIFE; Modesty Is one thing -idiocy la anoth­ er. Aak one of those four doctors to atsure your hueband that nursea couldn’t • are leva about a patient's body. And ha should rut nut the foolishness and head for th* h pita!. * • • DEAR ABBY: I would like aotne information on how long a peraon should wait after tha death of her husband <whom aba loved dearly) bofnre calling a gentleman frond who ask­ ed her to ring up as soon a* she felt like It. PROPER IN PEN SACO!. A DEAR PROPER: Just long enough so that she won’t feel guilty when she dials. • * * DEAR ABRY: What do you do when another couple yon know quite well call yen an and aay they '■might’' be over? Bom*time* they ahow ap and • 'fO <4l HpeftB t • 1 IV«• f lier sometimes they don’t. 1 her* ; 4 t b • la have been times when we would have gone some place 7 »« ourselves, but we slaved home waiting for them. I*, anil S. Til® DEAR D. ami S ■ W vt • nil time they call, tell them yotl i Si want to know definitely if they plan to come because I I ;#0 you "might not" be home. . . . • so DEAR ABUY YVlist do ie;0e you think of the topless bathing suit* ? ' 1 no DALE DEAR DALE: I think U JI they’re tope for Ihivs! 11 aa * e • Problems? Writ# to AB­ RY'. Bo* 41B700. I os Angeles, Calif. Knr a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self addressed envelope. e s s Rale t* write letters? Send one dollar to Abhy, Boa 61*701), I.oa Angeles, Calif., for Ahby'a booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS TOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS.” ( 4 l ’1LfC \ii « • (31 l l u n t t e x - U r l n k t e f It “port 1n Per m­ <« i Ti t # U # h # l H i V| r Vdtmk ( 1 i Curn tm* ( • ) H <th Ad v # n f u r a <o i MtitlalFa (!) tJrt*a*t t Hhom nn K» f th « ’i 'W Juti.dltti) MI ***** I*(»0f I • i9) t li % On(fijiidys Dummy** ten of diamond* m ar* m held the flrat trick. Trick two A 71 went to South'* jack of club*, V lollll ♦ J 101 whereupon South led his *1* A IM of heart*. East was In with w m u ir th* queen and ahifted to th* 4X 1 4QJMII f KQ queen of spades. South duck­ # J T » 4 ♦ Kill! tit ed, whereupon West overlook *MI 4 4 ID with the king and led back n o n (Dt the suit. F a n 's 10 was allow­ I A IM ed to hold th* third spud* V A* ♦ AQ « trick and East continued with AAKJ7 the eight. This allowed South Both vulnerable to make a trick with his nine spot snd two apatles, one 1N T. Pass Pass Pas* heart, two diamonds and three Opening lend— A g clubs added up to eight tricks for declarer. How many defensive errors lend? I’uforlunale, but you can you apot and what s n can t alwaya guess th* best opening. Use key error? How aliout the quern of II o w about the opening 1.e» Mi T*»day M> W a h l I’ p M o v I a • T > i i f t ) F i lm Fea ture* i f l .WickIf Kvan* Mi I/Otai Nm I 00 M I id p . IVcathat laptalfi k i n t t i r o o ( nrloon* I i* Mi Poorer ('svtirr ill I|)Tinp«f i l l Kiarclf# Kcr \V« i m b t i l l Ml rartoona r f i l l i d H ditfUf R dim I I . f v M i Hay A h » « M ) N iw i M Nrwa i2* ria> Witaa M) MI l i .!• «:** Ml <fi I ) If ( i t I L o t i Lu cy Price l ■ tp a hi C c i n c m i r a t ion blw’ oya (iat T h e Wraaaao .vii» •l t k Lin k * (C olo r) (Cl P m e And Oladya *fl T h a ob jie t I> By Oswald Jacoby spades shift? l.'nfortunate. hut not really an error. E»M was n't looking at all the raids. WEDNESDAY P. W. What aliout the eight rd o u r f l r » ( Impreta* .spades lead ? A decided error, I t M M l Yinn but at that point South could (ft) lUtva of L i f t ( f t H a rr li S%cjra make the hand against any si te M » saw A return. Suppose a diamond re I tf I'* (ft» .4a*roh f « f Tcfiiur* row turn. South simply casin'* tlm 1 4 OB (31 T h # M a tc h Eiarna acc of diamonds, ace of heart* (•l T r a l l m a a t a r and ace-king of clulii. Then lie j ft (31 M I C N e a r 4 3D M l flu run »u«1 Allen Hi row* East in with the last [ ft: Oil M l Hr at of <trout ho club and East is compelled to (41 Y..gt R e a r I f ) M a ve rick lead a spade to Smith. Should the hand have been beaten at all? Yes! West should have played Hie three 1:11 (1 ) ftloalc H n m » n i a In kpurte of spades, not the king on 110 (Si K iw w otti the first spade lead Then, if Cl IM I I T ( HI IIT IIP East ellliet continued with s TIAi n :1 lift} >iv u i J i i m m . m i . low spado or shifted to a dia IT I t III’ I M l I d l l n l . M I Ml I . t : mond, South woldd have had ( III VI T . t ’l i i MI l M. CII %h i HI M Ml . I l l l *i no play for Ids contract. i m t i .’ ii w » w i n i \ ' i t . r . m:rt- 1 Legal Notice VtCl.VCI O l H P i m A T H i N . P la in tiff. •TH - (i)& JJlQ UJjOMM : The houec guest that host* esses Invite again and again la th* on* who— —Arrives with th* proper clothes for any occasion, Irut not with so muvli luggage that the host* ui wonder* where a he la going to put it all. —Join* enthusiastically In ■ny plan made by her hosts. —Bring* along a supply of reading mailer, for us* when the host and hostess arc busy or need a little rest. —Makes a* little extra work aa passible — ami make* no clutter at all. —Stay* out from underfoot when the hostess U preparing a meal or cleaning a room. —Doesn’t keep live host anti hostess up late entertaining him because he know* he can sleep ss late as h* wants to. •te n though his host atkl host os* can’t. —Isn’t so finicky about lood that planning meala is a wor­ risome chore. d U y h Jiy jd A T;»0-li«f> P.M. NBC. Mr. Novak. "Moment Without Armor.” (rerun) This episode is nmm * mystery story than the customary education vig­ nette. Miss Pagano (Jeanne Bal) la assaulted and then, •a a atand-ln for th# principal t Dean Jagger) has to disciplm* a boy who looks peril­ ously Ilk* th* on* who at­ tacked h*r. la he th* on* and how can the handle th* altuatlon? Luckily, Mr. Novak (Jamra Franciscu*) it on hand. Mla* Hal la excellent and the late Robert Walker’* eon Mike la effective aa thk boy. 7:30-B;30 P.M. ABC. Com­ bat, "The Glory Among Men." (rerun) A familiar alory but •a «au*I well don*. A mem­ ber of th* platoon 1* trapped In no-man's land and the question la how or whether a r*acu* attempt will h* mad* and at what cost. A good battl* situation and It’* handled believably by regular* Rick J.isun, Vic Morruw (who also directed) and th* retl. 6:309 P.M. NUC. Moment of Fear, "Long Distance" (rerun) F»r a while during AlleraTc to o certain food? Take a s m a l l portion and leave It on the plate, or quietly re* fuse it. Don't fuss. By Ruth Millett —Put* h bn self out to he plea­ sant and charming to friends of til* twist and hostess. —Take* an opportunity that arises to he unobtrusively helpful. —Lete hU host and hostess know before he arrives just Iwiw long te plans to s ta y anti leaves on schedule. —Writes the kind of breadond-bultcr letter tliat convinces hL* host and ho>teea that he had a wonderful time. T V Time Previews th* early day* of telavision, w* war* treated to a rush of telaphun* drum**, all of which *t-*m*d to have been aired by ’’Burry, wrong Num­ ber.” This drama la front a later period, but It ha* the Santa generic quality. H <h notable principally for the acting of Jaisica Tandy a t­ tempting to ua* the telephone to get a stay of oiecution for tho husband ah* can now clear of muriior. H:30-9 P.M. ABC. Mcllale’a Navy. "Evil Kyt Parker.” (re­ run) onc* again lt’a Ensign Parkar (Tim Conway) v». Captain Binghamton ( J o n Flynn) and once again gets some big Inughi. If ynu think hypooai* it a dangerous gams. Binghamton couldn’t agree with you more. He becomes Parker’s victim. If yon Ilk* faro* U e naval variety show a t th* *nd ie a wild bit of business. 9-B:S0 P.M. CBS. Petticoat Junction, (rerun) Chalk up another good score her* for Edgar Rurhanan in hia role of Uncle Jo*. Kate (Ben Renadet) want* to discourage Billie Jo (Jeannin* Riley) from a Hollywood acting c* rear aqd turn her toward medicine. Uncle Joe plays ■Ick *0 Kate can call a hand­ some doctor (Adam W ait) to give Billie Jo a new Inspira­ tion. Only trouble la BlUie Jo Inadvertentely proves ah* Un’t fit for a medical career. 9-10 p.M. ABC. Greatest Show on Earth. "A Place To Belong." (reran) Th* ladles will be delighted to learn that for one glorioua hour they’ll be able to watch Louis Jor­ dan playing tha role of a for­ mer circus head now shoving bia weight arouad Johnny Slate’s (Jack Balance'»I prem­ ise*. l^shs Wales pluys an aeriulial In Jeopardy. 9:30-10 CBS. The Jock Banny Show. (rerun) Tha ac­ cent la nn Spain snd Benny done fl a m e n c o roetum e to iwiiLi.ir n H O U SE to M* M» dinar*) Uo*pC-*l I jo r a 1 1d Y o u n t N* n » I o n Dt ' i l E»f f Co l e r l Hep- N i t ’l CfTfiTan. g u r r n For A p a r Legal Notice f o T in : n r am * m T r n r ri.oniiiA t o . CHONt l LKONU a nd Ri f . Oi;vK T l A»Y. I ndi r l i l uaUv. a n d f o r m e r <m*)Hirtiierft of t he )t<iuidnt« ii t i ar tuor ei i t i i f o r m er l y l i ni ng t ui aihaaa a nd knowf i n a Lh' hMi F a r m a, if a l P e . a n t tf m a r r i e d , t h e i r r e»pec*t va un| k n n w n apouaea. a rut if dead, tlie l r r n a p f c i l v e u n k n o w n halre. ilevle<"e«. grantee# n *«l uiieee, | tlenoT* credtt«»ra, a nd *n> a n d all ocher p e r a o n a < L . i u m n h i , t h r ough, under or a gal net thrni* a n d e a c h of t he m, a nd •he f r e pe a t I va U N K N O V K H I ' I MS d r v l r e e a , g r a n t ana,, (« at gneea, Harm re, ora d I tore, a n d any aJid all other p e r gotta (•laitnlrig h i . t h r o u g h , u n d e r n r a g a l n e t VVOSd WI NU, T AI t .FONM and teKK M I L L HAH demi eed. f or ni or o o * p a r t f i e r t of • ai d l i u u t d a t e d p a n n a r a h l p . T o u . a nd a a r n n f you, i r * h e r a b y n o t l f l a d t h a t a aut t h a a bs**Ti b r o u g h t a g a l n e t y o u In t he Clr-’ul t i \ i u r t . In a n d for Hfin (no]# GrtUnty. F l o r i d a , In r h a t u e i y . a n t I t l e d c W HAK Fit. p l a i nt i f f . v C If O N (1 ! I i BONd f t al, d e f e n d a n t e , a n d you* and e a c h o f you, -ire re q u i r e d c» f i le y o u r Afiawor t«* t h # p l ai n Uf f ' a i o m p l a l u t w*UI* i t h a i*let k *\t m M t Nj ur t . a mi • hi »* u p o n pl ai nt i ff , or pl ai n tiff* attorne). dLO, A, MFFLfl , J 14 . w hot # a Mr eaa l» P I) Hu t 1314. Hanford, F l o r ­ ida 117? 1. a copy of aal d A n ­ ew r r , on o r b e f o r e S e p t e m b e r Mh. A t» Ifftl a nd If you f al l t o do act* a He ere «t Pro Conf t •.« w ill be e n t e r e d i i gal uet you, a n d e a c h of y«*u, f«*r t he r e l i e f drrnai i df ,t In e e l d C o m ­ plaint T h e n a t u i e nf t hl a eul t ie to f ut e e l oa e t l mae eer t ai i i n»nrtHJiwew TH sirded In MurtiA.ige ■ (look Hi, (i4ge« 3 anil 111, re»)Oki'U%#1)* iri t h e Off J. # of tin Cl e r k of t I r cul t Court of Pr mi d d l e C o u n t y , Flat rid a* en r t i m h e r l n g t h e f o l l o w i n g de«o r l h r d loud. H ng a n d b e i n g In Hs iiilriole C "Uiity. F l u r t U, l o ­ ir It " leota 11, I k if. a n d 17. of Mi:t*CA HAMMOCK go- j f aj t dl ug t o |di&t t bei #of reoor ted In IMat 11xan!k t, p a g e l i of Ch# publ l u f e coftla of Pi in i nolas C o u n t ) , Florida \V I T N L S jS m y h a n d a n d (if t tltti i i <I «»f • * (1 i ot t rt iC HA ford, hci nl t i oi n l oi i ni y, F l or i da , I h 1a S l a t day o f J u l ) . A, l», T m ay ba Ueepy twit I got yon to th e a tn tk w on lim a d e a r— DEAR?" TIZZY By Kate Oeann I T r n v u n . at u t . I M'r #n*1an t«v i i TM r n r i i i t TO P h i l l i p K T u r n nr *»n<l P u t 1 ..MH* T u r n e r , hl a wi f e Anil i n al l iMirUea ha r l ni e Or c U l m t n r t o h a t e an> 1344 r i g h t , t!t!*», o r t n !#r#a» i n ( 8 LA let t ha p r o p a r i y h e r e i n An** l r i l i i i H n e e li wi t h. ,J r , nr lha<l '* J r r k of Ci r cui t Court: o f Y n l t AMR h e r e b y nmi fi at i S(-uilnoli< ( *«111nI y F l o r h l a Hint a C o m p l a i n t t«» fornrh***’ lly: H a n d l e H J nht t kJ l i a m-' i t tf.i a- art Him her l o g t he I i e p u ty ( l er k f o l l o w i n g r eal tiruperTv till* C S C L K H J I t IjOI 30, t l l ock IS, Went hern# At t o r n e y f or P M l u i l f f Held, Ft r et A(Ml lion* a* • I I' I). I l o l l i s t wor di ng to iil.it t Jier«nf N,.nf„r.l. S'l„rl,l» II1TI r eoor dei t In P l a t U•»»*■K IS, 1111,11*1, A uk 4 II, IS, t l , l i s t caw '•* AC ami I f iif l hn ( I n ' . 11 1*11Id to I t emml * of He ml* nol a C o u n t ) , Fliorldii lUiiM b»*Mi fill I i a a hi *t y o u In TV RENTAL t h a a b o v e - at) I hi! *ult, 4 U«| you • Kale* • Bervlre a r « re<|lllre 1 t u s e r v e a cop) -iif y o u r A n e we r t o Hie Cotn p l a i n t on t h a P l a i n t i f f * e t l o r naye, wan d* n l l e t g A# (l ay. P«*at FA 3-49)9 Of fl oa Ro t 140*. (i' lafKpi, Fli«rZenith Color TV Salta I <1* an ij t o fit# t h e or Ik I im I of 2000 Sanford At*. • u r h A n o w i r wltti t h e ("lerk o f t h e a f o r e a a M Ct r oul t Cour t on o r liefiira t h e 4 1 h <1« y of Pa pi a m tier, 111 ft I f you fall K C Cula Su m m rrllinr t o An mt. a rte.-raa |»tn ptif* Fun Show feaao will h* t a k e n a a it I net >*in l ' i r r y Wed. Mor ni ng f o r t he r el i ef ■laiiiantlarl in t h# Corn pi a till. lliaire ( Ipcn 9:011 T‘It In Ni i t l rv afuill he p u h l Uh ad on o e a weak for f o u r winTOY FHflYl ae o u t l v o w • t ka mi t h a H-infoM IOY CORRAL Her al d. P a t e d t h l e Slat d a y of J ul y, OUR ANCESTORS « n « a g a a . f a f t # * a# m a -n /f« w “ THey’r* out*, but you don’t hava to walk a pnrakootr CARNIVAL By l)lck Turner "Miss Juliet Cnpulot? Look, Mao, sho’a MRS. Juliet Ravioli ainco I married her a month ego!'* Seminole TV 1M4. f PI J ALl pound hie heels in tandem A r t h u r II Re k wl t h . Jr.. (M«rk of ttie (?lr«*tilt C u u t t with guest star Rita Moreno. fl y: M a r t h a T. Vl l l l l l l Getting some of the beat tftfput y Cl er k P u h l l e h Aug. ft* 11. II, ic. 1114 laughs, however, la Dennis cix:.ft Day as a matador who vies with Benny for Miss More­ no's affection*. !U-It P.M. NUU. Bell Tele­ phone Hour (Color) If you'ro intrri-aD-il In letdng a lot of star* tonight, open your windnw and look skyward. If you're willing to settle for Horns pleasant summertime entertainment, you should try this hour Flurenre Hender­ son returns as host to a lot of bright young people ami Join* them in several num­ ber*. Among th* participant* will be broad way performers Anita Gillette and Robert Burr, ja il pianist lltrrnle Leighton and hie trio, yuung Miea Gita Karasik, Classical pianist, a folk gruup railed the Grant Brother* and Wen­ dy, etc. High apot: Tha Shakespearian and Col* Por­ ter sequence shared by Mis* Henderson and Air. Burr. RI Df 1 W ( 9> hpanlrli Jacoby l eft ’# Mt k P A D *A* ItflilM I'Arty t**y In C o u r t T h a P o e t or * To Tail lhr Tr * rib Ml I ifc ni l I t i | 3 ji Clift H i l f c t u ! P p #rla i*H N‘#wa]tna MI Muvle ill T a n l g h t FUrnr • (21 Sign On 1:1* i l l S u n « h ln # A! tii an a* M i fPiinahlna AI mi an up I i l U I t f o r * F a r m K# m »rl I 11 . i i\ ,ir i i < «13■a *u»n M i Hu nr i« a dam eater !f II (SI 3. SB r I ) (II tit Hnur W KU.N BSDAT A. M. P i Fpcti* A* T i n W e r l l T « r n | N>** ft cl ri u• C a r l o n* Pamwofti »*> T h f F u g t t l v a Ml (•i ill B O A R D IN G W tither t I* ( ?i 1 * 0 MI (9) • :> " ii i * f I d® • 11 M» J-S- k llrrinr f*i Te leph on e OUR (fi Aon Ho?hay a 111 Mo it » ht (if *■* n r <I» R i c h a r d Mil t 1* 111DU* ( My Galbraith M" F a t h e r K n o m Heel (?> T r u t h ©r Con*#fiaeno«e M 4.V 11 i I till) In a L i g h t ; : - 4 <:» N l t c V m t i 1 .uu (4» CI l s n # h « spacdal »!• h P ' f f l n t f ttrtili iji 131 M m i Advn h t u r * * it 1*0 STOP GL’ANCES *Y<* know aomathlng, J.O.? I think you ara orwnkdng your follow-through ■ BttU b it r BUGS BUNNY I AT 1:00 - 3:00 - 3:00 1:00 - 9:09 I N T HI A 1 R ( l a s t S t e e l s e T e a lU t . t T lss* li* « — A lso 1 st H a lt M e eeatea e a 1 s t **»•» — 1 eat pi# Ie Shew < e a He » eea A t l.a te Aa I M — l a m e B a r is. *•** n s I t AT K l i l S O > Ckarllea H e e t e o — t alar T i e s At Mi«a O s i p W ell P l u t h •i.Eta:a it m- t o i t r l e Cater i �V Horoscope Forecast ! rage 8 — Aug. 11, 1964 ^rroHS charming th at others will qulrkly want to start spoiling your progeny, so It is Import-en t you early teach that whatever la earned by the sweat of the brow Is beat en­ joyed In life. Slant education toward whatever requires precision, neat touch and fins finish for best success. “The Stars Impel, they da • *“t compel.** What yus make of your Ufa la largely up to YOUl ; Carroll Rlghter’s Individual i Eurrceal for your sign for • Sept, la now reedy. For your copy sand your birthdnto and : *L00 to Carroll Rlghter Fora • cast Tho Sanford Herald, Box t 1D21, Hollywood 28, Callfort nia. • Tourism Meeting ; JACKSONVILLE (UP1) JTtw Slate Chamber of Com• mere* has asked «U tourist. dependent businessmen In • Florida to attend a meeting • ot the Florida Travel Council U u g . 20 a t Orlando. ; Tb word "carol** •"dance in a ring." Legal Notice I R E N D E D NOTICE OK SUIT STATE o r FLORIDA TO: W a lter G w y n n and Met tle L. G wynn, hl« w ife, E. T. H a y n t i , Eraemu# T. ! U r n « * . McO. Car* r a w a y *ad Mattie Carraway , hi* wlf*. K a tie L. Currie. D. W, Currl*. P O. V eil. David TT. O wrnn, O O. TVolontt »nd Louie* A. W o lc o t t, hi* wlf*. Wm. Verlnll*. *l*o k n o w n a* Wm. V erm ily * . Z. H. Simmon*, and Hugh M. Merlin, If ■live, th*lr retp eetlv * un­ known *pou**s If m*rrl«d, and If d**d. tho reep ectlv a un ­ known heir*. leg a tee* . d e v l t t e * and grant*** o f **ld d e f e n d ­ ant*: Midland R eco n s tru ctio n Corporation, a purp orted F l o r ­ id* corporation. If aetlv*. and If dleeolved, II* r**p*ctlv* u n ­ known d ir e c t o r ! acting at tru*t**a: «nd a n r and all pareon* h a v in g or cla im in g a n r right, lltt* o r t n ta rtet tn and In tho f o l lo w in g d eaerth ej land Iit n g and b e i n g In Semlnol# C ountr , Florida, t o -w t t : TRACT I. Tho North IS aero* o f Ml* S E U o f th* BWU o f B tctlon 11, T o w n eh lp 11 South. R ang# SI E**t t i t l e - IP YOUR CHILI) IS DORN TODAY, the nature will ba so / VanfnrS — v«4«w d«7. A ugw t 12, 1H4 GENERAL TENDENCIES! , A wonderful day and «r«ninf to unit* your forw i with any anA all who ara In a position ■•-to fivo yon D>a backing you it • natd, aa wall a t eatUIn* any Ml -V . difference* of opinion with i *. romantic ataehmant. ! *■ ARIES (March 21 to April v* I f ) Bn aura you do not eecri* - t lea eourtaay to your arabl11 o u a activities, otharwlaa thay will not meal with long‘ lu tin g outcast. Ba eapacially cTrafol with part*.™- Act - big. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Mora cara, artlitry, in connection with your dally " dutlaa aaac them bacoma far more eucceaaful In future. Sea ^ th a t abode or office ia In fine order. Othere ara Im* pruned and you gain. *' GEMINI (May 21 to June -.•91) A fine day for happlneea by being with congenial eompanlona, good, kind wlatlrea. Ro gent'roue In entertaining !I others. Repay eoelal obllgatlona and ahow you have character. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Know which avenue you wiih to follow in the future and point your energies In that direction. You ‘ have much that brings com­ fort, efficiency, a t home. Put : i ■uch to uaa. LEO (July 22 to August „ ,91) making many contacts brings results, but you must . get on the beam, be alert, convincing. Then enjoy the recreation that most pleases. „ , Ba only with eongenials. Avoid the boring. VIRGO (August SB to Sep­ tember 22) Now Is the time to set wheels rolling that ,, bring about a new set of more satisfying conditions. f Taka advice of friendly ex­ pert. Improve both personal and business life. j .i LIBRA (September 23 to - October 92) Some of your - 'aims are as close as your outstretched hand today, if •■"jrou will become more socialminded. Drees wall) than off " t o see the right people. Do the right things. SCORPIO (October 28 to • November t l ) Your love of Investigation can now bring th e anew sts you have long •' searched for. This also helps those you liko. Tako the time to make private den mors comfortable, efficient SAGITTARIUS (November SI to Decomber I I ) By changing your attitude to­ ward tboee about you, you can increase good will, in­ come, Personal matters can ■how a definite upswing. Othera w ant klndnssa as -much aa you. CAPRICORN (December 22 , to January 20) Get out of th at comfortable chair and into the world of activity. Tou have fine talents which higher-upe will beck. Become "-more prosperous. The public is with you. _ AQUARIUS (January 21 to Psbrusry 10) Reading up . on new metariel, treaties, all l ell fine slnca you laarn mora modern approach to your work, business, etc. Being steadfast Is worthy, but so Is now inspiration. GROW. PISCES (February 20 to March 20) Giving full atten­ tion to whatever will hslp you • to discharge your responsi­ bilities brings quick success. Precision Is Important , Bu with persons of like ken. I (Tfjr road). M a n y a rom ance is on th e ro ck s. BGCM X6 IP C N V NCED AH Y FBIENOS. M any a h e a r t ■full o f a c h e . Unless, of cource.the ro c k s are th o s e O n t h e s h o re off a mountain lake. TRACT 1. Th* N E ' i o f th* BW U o f tho S W t i of Seetlon 11. To w n eh lp I t South, R a n g * It E**t. TRACT a. Th* W e i t H o f th* BW»1 o f th* a w > i of S ec­ tion 11. T o w n s h i p II South. R a n g * 11 Ea*t flta* th* North 3 I4 H feat o f th* W a i t 111 1/ 1 feet, and l e u th* E**t l i e feet o f th* W ** i | ] 0 f e t t of th* North 310 f t t t o f th* South 4 , ■nd !*•» th* South IIS feet o f th* C**l 441 fett. and lee* -h* South >00 feet ot th* We*t 10 f**t. and ]»e* th* W e i t SO feet o f th* Eaat 110 feat o f th* North 110 f**t o f th* Sou th 4 . an d Ice* th* W«*t ISO feat o f th* Eaat 110 f«et o f th* North no feet o f th* South 3SS f a i t , and I*** th* Eaat 100 feat o f Ih* Went 330 fe*t o f th* North So feat o f th* s o u t h 4 . and lea* th* South (0 f«*t of th* North 330 feet at th* Eaat 100 f eet of th* W a i t I I I feat nf til* B W 4 o f th* 3W >i o f th* HH'4 ); Th* North 4 S3 1/4 f**t or Ih* B E ' , o f th* I'M’ !, of th* SW’ 1 of Section 11. To w n eh lp 31 South. R a n g * II E**U Tou, and each o f you, are hereb y n o tified and required tn appear and file, p ereo n a lly or hy your a tto rn ey , w ith th* Clerk o f th* Circuit Court of Sem inal* County , Florida, your w ritte n defer***. If any, to th* hill to quiet l It I* filed herein a g aln oi m s , and to errv a a Copy o f th* ram* on llu tr h len n and t.cffler. Poet o f f i c e D r a w ­ er II, Hanford. Florida, a tln r n ry t for p la in tiff. M H. D i n 1*1, o n or b ef ore the 11*1 day of Augual, A. tl. t i l l . Il*r*ln fail nol nr a decree pro c o n f e i m w ill he entered a g a in st you for d efa ult, W IT NESS my hand and the officia l * e i l o f Mil* Court, title 11th day o f Ju ly, A. D. 1S64. (SEAI.) A rth u r II lle r k w lt h , Jr. Clark of th* Circuit Court lly atartha T. Vlhlen D ep u ty Clerk W. C, Hut dilaon, Jr. • O, Hog K Hanford, Kla. P u h ll.h Ju ly 11, It , Aug. 4 II, 1*44 CDB-1S BERRY’S WORLD Legal Notice IN T H R CIRCUIT COURT CM* T H E NINTH JUDICIA L CIR­ CUIT. IN AN D FOR SEMI­ NOLE COt’NTT . FLO RIDA . LAW NO. M M NOTICE OF R UL E N I • I STATE ROAD D EP A R T M EN T OF FLORIDA, an A gency o t tha Btata of Florida, and SEMINOLE COUNTT, a P o ll . Heal Subdlvlalon o f th# I t a t a of Florida. P otltlonora, BHAC.: BENTON *4 a L Defendan t#. NOTICE OF EM IN ENT DO­ MAIN PHOCEEDINGII IN TH E NAME AND B T T H E AUTHORITY OT T H E STATE OF FLORIDA: TO ALL WHOM IT MAT CON. CERN, and to a ll parsons and p artial h a v in g or cla im in g an y right, tltla. Inter* aL ss t a ta , m o r tg a g e or o th e r lien to or In th* parcel* o f land haraln* a l t a r described and the f o l lo w ­ in g persona, t o g e th e r w ith all unl.now n pareoni c la im in g by, through or under k n o w n par* "Sun I flkt plunging neckUnts, honty . . . but on •on e who ara dead or w h o ara somebody USE'S wiltI not k n o w n to ba dead or a live: IKCTION TT0+0-X301. g T A T H ROAD 44, SEMINOLE COUNTY* NAMES ft AD DRESSES Lan a C. Alba 1311 Rld ga cres t Drive K n o x v ille II. Tannassaa ■EMINOLE C H f ATT NOTICE o r SUIT SHU No. 134.1, 134.3, 1 1 M ZO A I All (TIR MItS IDN STATE OK FLORIDA TO A . t i c . o f P . b l l c Iteorin g W E N D E L L MUK EL HOWRuss ell W. l la rn ed Notlca I* hereby given, that E L L who** re sid en ce and 13 W a ter Street a f te r co n .ld e r a t lo n , th* ('em), m a i li n g a d d r e ss la F lt h a r ’i South G laston bur y. Conn. n o l i C o unty Z o n in g Comm I n Tr a iler Court, Rout* 1, E l ­ SHU 131.1. 101.1, 101.1, lon will huld a public hea ring don, M l.s ourl: 103.1 to determ in e Ih* f e o l b l l l t y of A s u i t h a v i n g baan filed p-nobaoot Saving* Rank r eco m m en d in g to til* Hoard of ag-vln.t you In th* Circuit c / o George W. Prince, County C o m m l n l o n e r * t h a t th* Court In and for Sem inole President Zo ning THgiilatlnn* b* em end County. Florida, In Chanctry, 04 Ham mond Aven u* •d to * * ta b ll.h a f i s t fa* for for divorce, th* abbreviated Uangor, Main* h ea rin g * on va ria n ces and >p* t ill* o f which I* Eunlc* M*a SRD 104.1. 104.3, 104.1 c ls l *ac<ptlon* to th* Zoning H o w ell, p la in tiff, v. W endell PARCEL NO. 101.1, l i l A 303ft 11*2 Rat ion* by th* Roard of MurtI H mw. 1I, d efen da n t, thla RI GHT o r WAY A d justm en t. Copier* of the Re notice I* to require yo u to 111* • o l u tl o n may b* vi ewed tn th* with Ilia Clerk of aald Court Th* North 10 feet of Lot 3*. Z on in g Office, Court H o u .e , your w r i t te n d tfa n e t * . If any, Ulock I, a f D ream wold Bubdlvl. Sanford , Florid*. M o n d a y to tha p l a i n t i f f * com p la in t t il. elan, acco rd in g to plat recorded th r o u g h Friday* from 1:00 A. ed In said cau»«, and to aerv* In tha Public Records o f S e m i ­ County. Flo rid a; P la l M. to 3:00 P. M. a co py on tha p l a i n t i f f * a t ­ nole P ub lic H e a r i n g will ha held torney*. below, not l a ter than Book 3, page 30; Tha land haraln daacrlbad aon. In th* County Court Hou**, th* l l t h day o f S«pt*mb*r, A. ta in t 1,130 sq u i r e f eet. (.044 County Comml.*1onrr» Room, D. 1341. Sanford. Florida, W *dn*.day Herein fall not or a decre* a cre) mora or Lea. RT: RUSSELL W. Auguet IS. 1)44 at 3:30 P. M. pro confeaoo w ill ba entered OW NED 1IARNED, A S in g le Man nr a* toon tb*reaft*r aa p o i t- a g i l n e l you. for def ault. i Ida. W IT NESS m y hand and tha SUBJECT TO: MORTGAGE ra . eordad In O. h . Book III, Sem inole Cou nty Zoning • a i l o f aald Court at Sanford. page 13 In f a v o r o f F IR S T P om m txlon Florida, thla 3th day o f Auguat, T E D E R A L SAVINGS AND By Robert 8. Itrow-n A. D. 1344, LOAN ASSOCIATION OF i 'tm ln n lt County Zoning (SE A L ) SEMINOLE COUNTY; and D irector Arth u r H. B e c k w ith , Jr.. LEAS E recorded In O. R. P u h l l . h Aug. 4, II, 1111. Clerk o f the Circuit Court Rook 411, peg * I l f held by CDC-1 By: Martha T. Vlh len M ERASE OIL COMPANY D ep u ty Clerk PA R JEL NO. 103.1 ia the r iiin iT c o u r t , HUTCHISON AND L E F F L E R RIGHT OK W A T M A T H JITIICTAI, t i n t I IT l>K pu*t O ffice D r a w e r H Th* North 30 feet o f Lot I, l i.m i n i v i a 4 a d f o r s i ; m i - E d w a rd s l lu lld ln g Block I-A, Ind Section o f Sanford. F lorida AII I.K COP ATT Dream wold, acco rd in g to plat A tto rn ey* for P la i n t i ff C H A M E I t ) All. 11307 recorded In P la t Rook 4, p e g * P u b llih AUg. 11, II, 13. A Ftp!. DOLOLAS CHAW KURD. 10, public record* o f Semlnol* P la i n t i ff 1. 1344. County, Florida! CDC-33 -v * . Th* land herein described con* Al.llEIlTA P. C R A W r n R D . lain* 1,401 e q u tr * feet, (.CIS MERIAOUH COUNTY Def en dan t acre), more or lee*. XONIA4I COMMISSION NOTICE OK UITT OW NED BY I RUSSEL L W. Alltire e l P ub lic H e a r in g T H E 4 T I T . I UK rU tlH M It TOi DA R N E D . A Bln*!* Man Nolle* I* hereby gi ven , that ALUK.nTA P. C ltA W F o H D . PARCEL NO. IM.1, I MUZ, lOOft w h o . * place o t r . s l d t n c a Is a fter r o n e ld t r a llo n . the S em i. RIGHT OK WAY nol* County Z on in g C o m m i s s ­ u n k no w n ion w ill hold a public h ea rin g Th* South 10 feet o f th* North A S w o rn Complaint h a v i n g to d eterm in e Ih* fe a s i b i l i ty o f l a feet o f Lot I, Block I, Ind been filed aga ln a t you In th* reco m m en d in g to th* Hoard o f Section o f Dream wold, accord* Circuit Court In and for S e m i ­ County Com mlM lonera that th* Ing to Plat recorded In P la l nole C ou n ty . Florida, tn c h a n f o llo w in g described property Book 3, page 13, Public R e . eery, for Divorce, Ih* ahort p r e i r n t l y aoneJ It-IA, Sinai* cord s o t Sem lnol* Cou nty, F lo r title o f .a id action being ‘Tkiu . F a m ily n*a ld*ntlal ba ion«d ld*i alna Crawfutd, ITnlnllff v*. A l­ Multiple F a m ily : Block* T in land herein described c o n . bert* P. Crawford, D efen d a n t” R-3 *-S-[ti.|l tlrea lo ts 1 A 1, tain* 1,111 *Quar* fe»U 1.01) th e .* p r c i e n t . ar* to cuue* and btunk 13) Fatrlan* E sta tes. • e r e ) , more or let*. require you to file your w ritte n I replat. F ur th er dee- OWN 1) BT: PIIILLIP SI. d t f a n . t * , If any, to th* C o m ­ Section filbert a* t y i n g South of Lake BOYD and w it* M ART E. p laint filed herein, an d In Mary liltd . and a p p ro x im a tely BOYD >rrv* a copy thereof upon feet Weet of IT. B. 17.(1. SUBJECT TO! MORTGAGE r e . P l a i n t i f f * a tto rn ey on o r b*. 1003 Public h a i r i n g will be held corded In O. H. Rook 333, for* the - l e t day o f A u g u . t , In th* S iinln ol* County Court page 111 held by PEN'GU. A D. 1344, o t h e r w l . e a D e ­ H o m e , County Commlaeloner* SCOT PAVINGS R A N K : cree Pro C o n f a .sn will ba e n ­ and. MORTGAGE recorded tered eg t i n .t you and th* Room. Sanford, Florida, W ed ­ nesday , August IS. 1134 *• 7:10 In O. R. Rook 107, p a g e 311 c s u . a proceed ex part*. P. M. nr aa soon t h e r e s f l e r a* held by DAN F IV E R and W IT NESS my hand and o f ­ w i f e MART P IV E R ficial sea l at Sanford, Hemlnol* poaalbla. Sem lnol# C o u n ty Zon ing PARCEL NO. ISS.I, IM A , IM A Cou nty, Florida, Mil* U t ti day Cummleeton RIGH T OK W AY o f Ju ly, A. D. 1S<4. lly Robert B. Drown Th e Nort h 10 f eet o f Lot IT, (SE AL) Zo ning Director, S em i­ Oak H ill S ubdivision, a ccord in g Arthur II. U eck w lth , Jr., n o le County t o plat rt oorded In Fla* Book CU rk of th* Circuit Court. 1 p a g e I f , Public Records o t Nin th J u d icia l Circuit In P u b llih Aug. 4, t l , 1344 S em lnol* County, rio rld a ; and for Samlnol* County, CDC-t Th* land h erein described e o n . F lorida NOTICE OK SUIT I I ) ; Martha T. Vlhlen, D. C. TO I MICHAEL ItETZL ER and t a in s 3,443 i q u a ro foal, (.043 a c r e l , mnr* or tea* Oordoti V. F r td e r lc k ELSIE K ItETZLER. hi* O W N ED BY: LANA & ASHE, Atto rney far P la i n t i ff w lf* . and all p a rties c l a i m ­ W id o w P. O Hox 1733 in g Interes t* by, through, SUBJE CT TO: MORTGAGE r e . 113 Eaat Com m ercial Street under, or a g a i n s t tb* **ld corded tn O. R. Book II. Sanford, F lorida I377I Michael R e t ila r and EDI* p i g * 331 la f a v o r o f FIR ST P uh ll.h J u ly 31, I I * Au g. 4. E. R e l i l t r , hi* w ife, or F E D E R A L SAVINGS AND 11,1444. eith er o f them, and all LOAN ASSOCIATION OF CDU-71 pertlea h a v i n g or cla im in g SEMINOLE COUNTY; and, to hav * an y righ t, title, AO RE EM ENT FOR D E E D IA T H E CIIICVIT COURT OF o r Inlereet In th* properrecorded In O. R. Book If , TIIE NIATH J[ iii i M l . C I R . ty herein described: p a g e I I I held by HOMER C 'T T IA AND FOR S E M U TOU ARE H E R E B Y NOTID. THOMAS and w l f a VIO­ AOLi: CtlUATV, KLUIIIHA F IE D that a su it haa been LET M. THOMAS IN CHANCE RY AO. 14141 b ro u g h t a g a in st you, th* n a ­ T A K E NOTICE t h a t a Da F E D E R A L NATIONAL MORT. ture of which 1* to f o reclo se a d e r a t i o n o f T a k i n g haa b**n OAUE ASSOCIATION, a cor- n r r l g a g * on Ih* h ir e ln a ft a r filed In tha a b o v a -a ty la d ca u ta , po -etla n . described real property. by th P ailllon ara, tha a c q u ir ­ P la in tiff, The name o f tha Court In i n g a u th o r it y a f thaaa p ro­ ve. wh ich the suit ha* been In­ CL IFFORD O. W A L K E R and s titu ted la th* Circuit Court, ceed in g !, o f ih* t a k i n g o f tha ALICE N. W A L K E R , hi* wlf*. Nin th Judicial Circuit, tn and abov e-daae rlbad la nds, for tha and CH ARLES M. OOODWIN tor Sem lnol* County. Florida. purpoaa a*t forth In th* P e t i ­ and M ARO ARETT CJOODWIN. Th* t itle o f th* ca se la O R ­ tion In thla oa uia, via.) Aa righ t o f w a y for a portion o f hla wlf*. LANDO F E D E R A L SAVINGS B tata Road 41 In B a m ln o ls Def en dant* . AND L O A N ASSOCIATION, Cou nty, Florida, an d that tha NOTICE OK SALE P la in tiff, v*. MICHAEL HETZNOTICE IS I I E n E U T O IV . LEIt and ELSIE E. RETZLER. H on orab le Volla A. W illiam*, EN th a t on th* 3 l s l day *f h it wlf*. and all partla* c l a i m . Jr. ona o f Ih* Ju d g a a o f th* Auguat, 1344, a t 11133 o'clock Ing Intaravta hy, through, un ­ Circuit Oourt In th* Ninth J u d ­ A. Mm a t tb* main door o f th* der. or aga ln a t tha tatd Mi­ icial Circuit a f F lo rid a, w ill, on th* l l t h day o f Augu ot. A. Courthour* o f Sem lnol* C o u n ­ ch ael n a t i l a r and Etala E. ty. at Hanrord, Flurlda, t h l R etilar, hi* wlfa. or allhar o f D. t i l l , a t 13:33 A. M.. In th* Honorable Arthur II. Ilack- the m, and all partita h a v in g or Pamlnol* C o u n ty Courthoua* at with, Jr., C ltrk o f th* Circuit cl a i m in g to hav* any righ t, Btnford, Florida, co n a ld tr aald Court of S em lno l* Cou nty, Flo r­ title, or Inloroat In th* pro- D ecla ra tio n of T a k in g , ap p o in t s p p r a l i o r i . and m a k a euch Or­ ida. w ill o ffa r for Ml* t o th* p erty herein deocrlbtd. D e­ high **! and beat bidder for fendant*. b ein g Chancery Cat* der an th* Court deem * proper. Alt p a r t i t e to tha t u l t an d all ca*h, at public outc ry, th* fol- No. 14141. pa rtita Interacted m a y appear luwlnu daacrlbad proparty o f Th* description o f Ibo real and ba heard ad tha tlm a and Ih* Defandanta, Clifford O. pro perty Involved, located In W alk er and Allc* N. W alker, Sem lnol* Coonty, Flor.da, ta • • place daelgnalad. You, and ea ch of yo u. ar* hi* wlf*, and Chari** M. follow*; haraby oom manded to appear Goodwin and M a rg a rttt G ood, Lot 1*3. LA KE H ARRIET by ( R ing an Anawer to th* win, hi* wlf*. s it u a te lu S tm lESTATES, aa racordad In P e tit io n horotofora filed In thla nol* County, Florida: P la t Book 13. pagaa II c a u t a In tha e n titled Court on Lot 4 o f SAN 8 EM KNOL1JI, and II, Publlo Record* o f o r before th* 13th da y o f ( a p t f i m l n o l * Cou nty, Florid*, Seiulnolt County, Florida. amber, A. D. t i l l , to ahow a cco rd in g to Ih* Plat Tou ara haraby notified fur* tharaof oa racordad In .har that you ar* required to w h a t righ t, tltla, Interaat o r Plat Hook II. peg * 41. pub. fll* your eevoral anewara to llena you , or an y a f you. h avo lie Record* o f SamlnoJ* tho Complaint hereto fo re flleu In an d ta tha a b o v a .d escr ib e d la n d s and s h o w oa u ea w b y County, Flo rid a. In aald m o rtg a g e foreclosure tha i i n t ahould nod be ta ken Including: pro ceedings w ith Ih* Clerk o f for tha uee* and purp ose* sat General Ela ctrlc Rafrlg a r- the Circuit Court o f Semlnol* forth la tha P a ll t l o a file d • tor. Model LAXtlBtJ, 8 *r- County, Florida, In Sanford, 1*1 T S o i m i V Florida, an d to serve a copy herein. W IT N E S S m y H a n * a a * tha Gen eral Electr ic Built-In the reo f upon th* P la in tiff1* a t ­ Ovan, Modal I30S1PK, Bar- torney. Robert J. Pl#u», j r„ o f Baal o f said Court o a thl* 3th day o f Auguot. A. D. 1114. lal VS* 31113V RUSH. R E E D AND M AR­ (BEAL) General Elact rlc Built-In S H A L L II Eaat L iv in g sto n A rth u r ft. BoekwKk, Jr. Rang*. Model D W 0 4 3 I I I - Avenue. Post Office Box l t d , Clark o f th* Circuit Court, U P 1 . Serial 110- 333- 1:4 Orlando, IHorlda, on or bofor* In and for Bamlnola Coun­ Duo-Tharm W a ll H**t*r, th* 10th day a f September, ty, Florida. Model I S i - f . Serial 111173 1344. Herein fall not or a daB yt Martha T. Y lh lea F lv * A lu m in u m V en etia n craa pro oonfaaao will t a anD e p u t y Clark B lin d s tarad ag a ln a t you. to g o th t r w ith a l l atruclur** Thla aotlca shall ba p u b llih - HAROLD T. JOHNSON and Im provo m on U, than or • d anca each w eek (or tour County Atto rn o y Box % the rea fter o a oald land. <41 co n secu tiv e wa sh* la Tha Tbt- 4a m a de p u rsu a n t to Sanford Herald. Sanford. F lo r ­ Sanfo rd, F lo r id a Fin al Dacrt a o f Foraoloauro ida. on A u g u it 11. Auguot II. entered In tb* a b o v e oauoa, ■ W u o t I I , and Sep tember 1, JA CK W. PIE RCE Hol land B u ild in g Chancery D o ck et No. 14111, T a lla h a s see, F lo rid a n o w p andln g In tho Circuit (SEAL) Counsel for tha P etitio n era. Court a t an d tor aamlnoda A rth w R Bach w ith. J r ., Of P ublish Au g. 11, I t , I I ft Sept, County, Florida. Clark af tha Clraull Oo»rt t, 1111. IN W IT NESS W H E R E O F . I Sem lnol# County. F lo r id * CDC-II hava h ereu n to not try bond By: Martha T. V lhlaa and o fficia l **al thla 1th day Dep uty Clark Hobart J. Plano, J*. o f Auguat. l i l t . Legal Notice 111 T i l l ! CIM I T IT COURT Knit T ils : s u m j iiiir it u en t­ e r IT OK T H E HTITK OK IT.(Ill ID 3, IN A A IS KOIl • I’. MIMILK r O l l I T t . IX CIIA.VCKIIV AO. t o o * SUIT TO Q U IE T TITI.H JOHN It. VAHKU and MAE VA8 KU, hi* wlf*. Plaintiff*, v*. MRS. DOR % CRUSE, If living, and If d«ad, her unknow n heir* at law, leg a tee* . d evl.ee* or grant***. Defendant*. NOTICE TO APPE AR T H E S T A T E UK Kt.OltHIA TO* Mi*. Dora Cru**, If living, an d If drad, har unknown hairs a t taw , legittera, devlaaa* or granta**; and an y and all p t r t u n t and parti*# cla im in g Im ereti by, through, under or a g a i n . t an y nf the above k n o w n nr u n k n o w n per* H i t , Jo intly and oevorally, and ALL PERSONS 1IAVINO OH CLAIMING ANT IN T E R E S T IN T H E rOLLOWI NQ DESCRIUED LAN D: Lot I ) , E U R E K A HAM­ MOCK. a cco rd in g to Ih* plat the reo f a* recorded In Plat Rook I. P ag* 131. Pub­ lic Record* ot Bcmlnult Cou nty, Florida, all of th* ab ov* described pro­ perty. i l t u a t e , l y i n g end be­ ing In S em inal* Cou nty. F lo r ­ ida. Th* n a tu re o f thl* *ult I* to n i t i . r . c e r t a in cloud* from and to quiet and co n firm th* till* t* th* ab o v * d a tc rlb td pro­ perty. Th* m m * o f th* Coart tn which l u l l haa baan Instituted l i th* Circuit Cou rt for th* Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Bemlnol* County . Flurlda. Th* ab bravlalad t ill* nf th* ca*a ta Jo h n II. Vaaku and 3 l a . Vaaku. hla wlf*. P la i n ­ tiff*. va. Mr* Dor* Cru**. If living, and If dead, har u n ­ k n o w n hair* at la w , legatee*, d .vl a** * or grant***, D ef e n d ­ ant*. Th* descrip tion of Ih# reel p roperty Involved I* **t forth abov*. T o o an d **cb o f you art hereby n o tified that tu lt to rrm ova cloud* front and ta qulat and co n firm th* till* ta th* ab ov* daacrlbad proparty h i * baan b ro u g h t ag ain*! you In th* abov* en titled cauae by John It. Va aku and Ma* Vaaku. hla w if e , an d yo u ar* h*r*by required to HI* w i t h th* Cltrk o f thl* Cou rt your w ritte n ap ­ p ea ra n ce <p*raunslly or by a t t o r n e y ) In *ald *ull on or ba­ t o n 34th day a t Auguat, A. D. 1)14. an d to HI* wltb aald Clark y o u r w r l l t a n dafinata. It any. ta tb* Dill o t Complaint la aald aull, aa praaerlbad by law. Ilaraln fall n et or a daera* pro oonfaaao w i l l ba aa* I. rad a g a l n a t you. It la ordarad t h a t thla nolle* ba p u b ll.h a d la th* Sanford. Itarald. a nawapap ar publl.had la ( a m l n o l a Cou nty. Florida, one* each w* * k for four cob • • c u l l v o w « * k i. W IT N E S S my hand and lb* s a i l o f aald Court at Sanford, S- mlnola Cou nty, Florida, on thla l l t b d a y at Ju ly. A. d . I l l ) Art hur H. D a ck w lth , J r , C ltrk o f ih* c i r c u i t Court In and for Samlnula C o u n ­ ty, F lo r id a B y t M a rth a T. Vlhlen, D C ta t J a m a* C. Dau bach. Jr. (SEAL) Ot ARNOLD. M AT UENT A rth u r R. B ackw tth. J r , * HAKBERT C U rk at tha Circuit Court Atto ruaya fo r P l a i n t i f f s tn and for Bomlnelo ConnSIT N. O r i..g * Avanua ty, F lorida Orlando, F lo r id a By: E l l i a h a t h Bruanah aa P u h l l . h J u l y J L 11 ft A tig. 4, D ep u ty Clark II. 1344. P ub llih A u g . 11. 1114. n C D C-II Legal Notice ot RUSH. REED ANO MARSHALL ** Dlv1*g*t#n Avaasa P. O. Bax 111! Orlando. Florida * ^ ? R N K T S FOR P L A IN T IF F Pub Hih Aug. i l j* js 4 f l p l . 1. 1334. * • * * , * * , • CDC-II It Pays To Use The HERALD .Want �“U ' »% It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results. 4. Beauty Care Classified Phones Pram Hanrurii r irk ia i* 322-5612 front ••raiBul* rouBtf 425-5938 nial Dlree*— !Ket L o i r i t i f. * 1 ftl itn ii fp to* ► v m * a & 4 Up toS H I 1.50 1.50 1.30 8 to 10 1$ 1.5* 1 1-56 2.46 II t ot S 13 1.30 1.89 3.15 16 to 2(1 | 4 11.50 2.52 4.20 22. Plumbing ACE BEAUTY SALON It closed. Cuslumcrt call Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop. Jibe ELDER SPRINGS PLUMBING DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE 322-7857 or 322-3115 PERMANENT SPECIAL for 25. Air fond. & Heating August, $6 complete. Ha tel Porter Reiuty Shop, 11(14 W AIR-CONDITIONING 25th. 322-1321. By FEDDERS H. B. POPE C0„ Inc. 8. Dors • Cnta - Pets 200 So. Park Ave. PENS A RABBITS Approximately 60 rabbit* MS Male and Femalo «’h. 322-9197 AIR-CONDITIONING REFRIGERATION Sales and Service FREE ESTIMATES Ed Callan Ph. 322 6154 Piano Tuning and Repair SHETLAND PONIES, $75 and W. L. Harmon - FA 2-42X1 up. Will pasture. Plenty rid ing ipacc. Ph. 322-5479. PIANO SVC. 8c TUNING Rebuilding - Refelting HENS FOR SALE. 200. All FREE ESTIMATES Must Go! 35c each. Snyder'a GENE CUMBAA Poultry Farm, Lake Jessup 322-2661 — After 12 p. m. at » rolan a ERRORS Tha H n a l l w i l l a a t ha r a . ap oaalhl* f a r oaora l h a a a a t la ra rraaf la a a r lla a . COPY Tka BaralS raaarraa tka prlt l l t f a af rrjartla* or ratla. l a s B ar a4 vrrtlaoMitat ttfclrk It f » a a a b l a c t ln a a b lo la lha p o lle r • ( tkla M a i . pap er. CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST ruppica 322-4234 Minimum Ad—-1 Llaa B . l r t l r r vterftx **r !!■ •) M la liea m Chare-* All Skip D a l e A l l C t i r p f t ■1 1 - D a r lla ta (M la la ia ia larhaa 10. Poultry - Livestock 13. entering - Fond OKnA. PH. Legal Notice > im k NOTICK IH haraby a lv en that I a m tiiRaaeil In l i m l n f a a t 11)0 N. Holly. Hanf«r<l. Hnnltmla Ciiun . KlnHila. utvlar th* flutl ll o u a n i m i at, A'lama Tran** far ft f t t n n a a and that I In. ten d In rfftlatar aald nam* with tlia Clark o f lh a Clrrult t’ourt, flrm lnala Cou nty. Florida, In at-'i'nrdanra w ith lha prorJtlont o f the F l e t l t J o u a Jfanta Hlatutra. t o . a lt: Hrrtlon l«S f»> F lo rid a fttatutaa l»JJ. SI r : IV. A. Adama PuM1.li A u ( . II. II. IB. * Rapt. 15. Special Services Yard 22. Plumbing PLUMBING Contracting Repalri FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 FOR SALE 25 LBS. - GOc SANFORD HERALD Legal Notice fic t it io u s i. m i . C D C -ll M I T IC K O F a i H T • T * T K I IP F l.fl I I I IM TO I 8 1 UNKT TAN CBT Me AUK S III. C IIA m .F .8 UirHSKI.L MuAnKN, JANK KL.IZAItKTII MrADKN. and I.KNO IIA ANN MrADKN, tha raatdanca o f each of whom la 1001 Treem nnt lload, W lleon, North Carolina. Toll, and each o f you. a r t haraby n o tified that a pet ition haa bean b rou ah t and filed aifeln e t you, an d each o f you. In tha Circuit O m r t. Ninth Judicial Circuit of Florida, In a n d for Samlnola County, In Chan cary. Caaa No. H.30I, anl l t l t d K 8 TELLE \V. HWINBON’ and P C a O T J A N E MeADBN ( n e e Hwlnaon). P a tlllo n ert. ». B RA NCH BAN KING AND TKUBT COMI’ANT. a foreign corporation, at at, I t e . p o n d e n l a a n d yo u, and aach o f you, ara h e r e b y su m m oned, ordered and required to ftla y o u r w rit te n a n s w e r or d e f e n s e s to tha p e t i ­ t io n filed h erein a g a i n s t you In lha ab o v e e n t itle d cause , tn t h a o fflea o f tha Clerk o f the Circuit Court In and for Bam ITula Cou nty, Florida, a t hie o f f l e a In the Court Ilouaa In Kanford, Flo rid a, on or bafora th a Ith da y o f Bapttm bar, A.D. 1)11, and t o a a r v i a c o p y o f a uch a n s w e r or defenaaa upon (1KO. A. BPKKIt, JR., or Bpear ft Bpear, petltlon ere' a t to r n e y s herein, w h o s e ad d ress la P. O. Bog l i l t . Sanford, F lo r id a I I . T i l , on o r bafora aald data aa raqulrad by tha l a w s o f F to r . Ida and tha l i l t F lo rid a Rulaa o f Civil Procadur*. If yo u fall t o do ao, a Daoraa Pro C o n fe.s u w ill he en tered a g a ln e t you for the relief dem anded In the P etition. Tou are fu r th er n otified that t h e n a tu re o f (hta suit or p ro . s e e d i n g It to h a v e said Court a p p oint Tha A tla n tic Na tio na l Hank o f J a c k s o n v i l l e , or so m e other q u a lified pnreon. aa T r u s te e o f the t,e»t W ill and T e s t a m e n t o f C. It. BW1NBON. deceased , w ith p o w er lo se ll lha f o l lo w in g described land, t y i n g and b e in g In Hemlnole C ou n ty , Florida, t o - w i l t Lota t t hr o ug h I and IT th r o u g h 14. Illock "U" Traet No. IT, and W a Id and IT, Block "E". Tract No IT. ALL In BANLANDO SPRINGS, a cco rd in g to plat the reo f recorded In Plat Rook 4, p a g e (4 In the o f . flea o f the Clark o f Circuit Court o f Hemlnole County, Flo rid a; I.KBB right o f way for I n t ers ta t e 4; uniter the a u th o rity and t e r m , of said Will. W IT NESS my hand s s Clark o f said Circuit Court of Seminote County, Florida, and lha s e a l of aald Court, a t ^ a n f o r d , Kemlr >le Cou nty, Florida, this l o c i day o f A u g u st . A. D 1144. IBEALI Arthur K. H c k w l t h . J r . Clark of Circuit Court of S em ino le County. Florida. By: Martha T. Vlhten D ep u ty Clark OKI) A BPKKIt. JR. OF S P E E R ft BPI1ER A tto rn ey s for P MItlenerg P. O. Bog 1144 San ford , F lo r id a m il Pub lish A u g . u . if, si, ft Sept. I, 1144, CDC-14 In lh a C u u rt <>r lh a t 'a u n ly J u d g e , b riw la u la C o u n ty , F lu r I d ’i, In 1‘r o b a I r . In r a i t k t » l r n f OBOAIt (J. BARNES, ru c«m4 T n A ll C rrd ltnrw a n d P r r a a n a M a t in g C lg lm n nr llr n tn n d a A g n ln a t B ald K a t g l n You and each o f you ere h e r e ­ by n o tified and required tn prneant a n y e la lm a and d e ­ m a nd s which you. nr either nf ynu, m a y h a v e agatnat the e s t a t e o f OSCAR G. IIAHNKH. deceased, la t e o f (Irant Cnunt ) , W lecnntln . to t h e County Judge of Hemlnole County, Florida, a t h i s o f f i c e In the cou rt houee o f aatd County at Hanford, F lo rid a, w it h in » li c a len d a r m o n t h s from the time o f t h e t i n t p u b lic a tio n o f this n o tice. T w o c o p i e s o f each claim o r d em a n d sh a ll lie In w r it in g , and sh a ll s t a l e the place o f res id en ce and poet o f ­ fice a d d r e ss o f tha claim ant, and sh a l l ba sw o rn to by tha cla im a n t , hla a g e n t , or a t to rieey and a coom pnnlad by a f i l ­ i n g fe# o f on a d o lla r and eurh cla im or dem and not ao filed sh a l l ba void. K e n n e t h B. Barnee Aa a n c illa r y ad m in istra to r o f tha E atata o f OSCAR fl. BARNES. D eceased GEO. A. S P E E R , J R . I1 1 H M a g n o lia Aven ue Sanfo rd, F lo r id a A t to r n e y for aald Eatata Publish Aug. 11, II, 21, ft Sept. 1. 1M4. CDC-IT IN TI IR CIRCUIT COI'RT OF TH K NINTH J r D t C I A I , C l l l C U T IN ANII FOR REMINOI.E c o u n t y , f i .o r i d * . CH ANCERY NO. 1434ft S U FF O L K FRANKLIN IAV I NOB BANK, P U In t lf f . ve. o . W . R O D G E R S , a t u*. Data (Manta. NOTICK OP SUIT IN MORTOAUB PORBUl.OHl.ltlS T O : a , W. Rodgara • • ■ • I D B N C B i In an u n k no w n m a i n or o o u n tr y o t h s r than tha g ln ln o f F lo rid a, and m a i l i n g addraaa being: VAH-S. Fla at P o st Ottlcs, N a w Turk, N t w York TOi Ba tty J. Rodgara, hla w lfa RKaiDENCEt : : o : J a ffa ta o n ■traat, Owanaboro, Ken­ tucky T o u ara haraby n o llfla d that a Com plain t to foraalnaa a rartain m o r tg a g a a n ru m b a rln g tha f o l l o w i n g dascrlbad raal p r o ­ party, l o . w t t : L»t «, B lo ck C, COUNTRT CLUB MANOR UNIT NO. I. a c c o r d in g to tha plat tharao f aa racordad In Flat Book I I . P aga Tl and 71. Public Raoorda o f Samlnola C o u n ­ ty, F lorida haa baan fllad a gain at >«ui In tha abova atylad lu l l , and you ara raqulrad to aarva a c o p y o f y< t.- Anawar or olh a r plaa dIng lo tha Complaint o n P U In ttffa atto rn a y , ANDKRSuN, Ut’SIf. DKAN, ft LOWNDK8. SIS Ka»l Cantral Boulavard. O rla n ­ do. Florida, and f ile lha o rig in a l A »i*w#r or t *1*a r| i n g in tha offlea o f tha Clark o f tha Circuit Court on or bafora lha »lh da y o f Saplambar. 1»«« If y o u fall tn do ao. a dtc raa pro r o n fa ta o wilt ha takan agalnat you for tha rallaf damandad la tha Complaint. Th is Notlca sh a ll ba pu b lish ad on i s a waak for four co naa, u llv a waaka In tha Sanford llrratd. D A T E D T i l l ! Tth d a y nf Auauat, m i . IBE ALI Arthiir i f B a c k w lt h , J r . Clark e f tka Circuit Court B y! Martha T. Vlh lan U a p u ty Clark r*,bi,5(!i A“r n ' C D C -ll to o th p a s te com m a rolalal'* CLASSIFIED INDEX BILL'S BARGAIN BARN BARN OF 10,000 Items open *V4 days. 1300 Grapeville Ave., Sanford, Fla. 322 6658. COMPLETE Laws Service. 322-2310. •Don't mind him! Ho’* Jutt been watching too many 1— TiOit ft F ound *1— M o n t y W an tad 3— P srsonata *4—S a v ln g a A Loan 1— B a a u ly Cara SS— tnauranca I— Day Nurisr laa 4S—S c h o o l « ft I n s tr u c tio n s I —Child Cara TO— Emp tnyn iant Sarvlcaa S— D o g a —Cat a— Pato Tl— Mala lla lp Wantad 10— Llvsstock TS— Fa mala l l a l p Wantad 11— Hpaclal N o tlrsa T l — Mats or Fam ala Itrlp I I —CatarinaT4—Sntaa H elp Wantad 14— Placaa to Eat TT—S itu a t io n Wantad 15— Bpaclal Sarvlcaa St— Incoma Proparty IS— S w i m m i n g Pools S3— Bualnaaa I’r u p — S a ls IT— J a n ito r ia l S t r v k s e S3— Baal Eatata W an tad t l —D o - l t - Youraalf I t — Itaal Eatata Bala IS— llulldara Supptlaa S7— Uualnaaa Itantala 10—d ' o n c r a t a Con Mr. *0—tail* For Sala 31— Hums llapalra St — F a r m s — Grove a 33— I’lumtdlig *3— Out o f Htata Acrraga 33— P a in t i n g S i— Knuata For Sala t l —W all D rillin g S i — llo u a a a — Sala or Rant 31— Air Cond. ft l l a a l l n g t l — Ilouaa For Rant 31— Rad io - Talavlalon JOO— l l s a o r t Itantala 3S— l'h o lo ft Kqulpm sn t 101 — Tral iara— Caban as 30— H om o Appllancaa 103—Mohlla Uom aa—Sala 11— Mualoat Inatrumanta 101— Mohlla llo m a a — Ran t 13— Uualnaaa E qulpm ant lo t — T r a lls r S p i e s — Ran t 31— J o b P r in t in g 10S— Trallar Lota— Sala 11—U p h o lsta ry 101— Apartm anta F o r Ran t SS— Vacuum Claanara 101— R oom s For Itant 17—M oving ft Sto raga 110— Hotal Rooms II— E it a r m l n a t o r a 111— Itantal Aga nta I I — P la n t s — F lo w ara— Baa da 111— Wantad To Itant 60— Mlsc. F o r Mala II S — Autoa For Hats I I — Artlctaa For Itant 111— Autoa— Sala o r Trada SI— S w a p nr E x c h a n g e 111— T r u c k s For Sala 11— W anta d To Buy 130— A u to nio tlv a sa r v lca I I — Fu m l I ura For Bala 131— fc o o ta r a ft Cyclaa I t — Antlquaa For Bala 111— Boata A Motors I I — M on ty T o Loan 13S— Marina Supptlaa ID— Uualnaaa Opportunltlaa READY MIX CONCRETE Patios, Floor, Free Estimates Sills, lintels, steps, blocks, sand, cement, rock, pipe, steel, grease traps, dry wells. Stepping stonca. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO, 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 FLEA MARKET Every Saturday A Sunday, 715 N. Dixie Freeway, New Smy' m a. Antiques, Modern, Used, Space Available. 1958 348 Chev. motor complete ly rebuilt. 322-9511 after 3 322-7547. WORLD BOOK Encylopedia, Used, large type edition. Park Ave. Trailer Court, Lot 93, Sanford. 5.6 HP. David Bradley gar don tractor with 4’ mowing attachment. Also hirrow k plowing attachments, $150, Owner moving. Must sacrifificc. Ph. 322-5503. 322-5612 F ro m Sanfo rd E ioh an gn D1AL-0-MAT1C ZIZ ZAG REPOSSESSED '04 Model makes buttonholes. Sews on 50. Mlsc. For Sale buttons, makes hundreds of decorative s t i t c h e s , etc. WILL accept best reasonable Guaranteed. Take up r» offer for 18 cu. ft. stainless malning 5 payments of $7.50 steel commercial refrlgera Phone 322-M2T. tor. Good running condition Contact Dick Aiken or call 4 YEAR OLD HOTPOINT 322-6625. Electric Stove with thermo­ static griddle Included. M5. 81 per Day Rental for Electric 322-7073. Carpet Shampooer with pur chase oi Blue Lustre. CarPIANO IN STORAGE roll’a Furniture. Beautiful spinet-console stored locally. Reported like new. CLUB ROCKING CHAIR k Responsible party can take Scoop chair. Reasonable. at hlg saving on low pay­ 668-5100. ment balance. Write MIAC Credit, 133 Simpson Dr., USED LUMBER: 2x4 through Rome, Georgia. 2x12. Shetling and flooring. 322-0793, AUGUST SPEC. Foam let cheats, 99 cents. Surplus 51. Art ides For Kent City. 201 W. 1st St. Legal Notice IN THE C IH C trT COURT. NINTH JUOIC IA L CIRCUIT O f F I.o il JIM. IN AND run gRRINOLM COUNTY. L A W NO, sa n s NOTICK O F SI I T IILYTIIK MOTOR LINES, INC., a Florid a corp oration, Pla in tiff. -vs- COMMODITT S E R V IC E COBI’OHATION, g fo ra lg u co rp o ra ­ tion, D efen d a n t. ■TATE OF FLO RID A TO COMMODITY S E R V I C E CORPORATION, * foreign corp oration, w hoa# prln clpal placa o f bualnaaa la i : o W all Btraot, Now York, New York: You ar* nnilMad that ault haa liaan Institute d a g a l n a t y o u In tha Circuit Court, Ninth Judl ot»I Circuit In and for garninole Cou nty. F lo rid a, s a c k i n g to recov er tha su m o f F iv e T h ousand Nina Hundred S la ty Three and l i / 1 0 0 D o lla rs II I,Sftg.et>. to g e th e r w i t h a writ of a l t s ' h m r n t In v o lv in g 631 Ctna Froi. Hole. Beat located In gem lnote County , F lorida T l.li natlre la to require you to fits with the Clark o f said Court your w ritte n d efsn a ee. If any, to the p la in tif f's c o m ­ plaint In said c a m s , and tn >rrtr a co py on tha p la in tiff's atto rn ey s, below, not t a ts r than tha I t ' h day o f Haptember, A D 1**4. Herein fall nnt or a daoraa pro co n ta sso w ill ha antsrad agalnat you, for d efault. W | —NESS my hand and tha •aal nf aald Court a t Sanford, Florida, this 7th day o f A u g u st, A D. t»*l. (SE A L ) Arthur tl R a rk w lth , Jr. Clark o f the Circuit Court By Martha T. Vlh lan Da put y Clark HUTCHISON AN D I.KFFL KR P o l l Office D ra w er H E d s a r d a B u ild in g Sanford, F lorida A tto rn ey s for P l a i n t i f f Puhllah Aug. t l , II. 3S ft (a pt. 15 * B,pt I. till. CDC-ll *’ RENT A BED Rol'.away, Hospital k Baby Beds. By Day, Week, or Month Ph. FA 2-5111 111 W. l i t St. CARROLL'S FURNITURE 55. Furniture For Sale MAYFAIR BUILDING LOTS. 102 Ft. frontage, 119 No. Scolt Ave. Will consider reasonible offer. J. N. Rob­ son. J r. Ph. 322-1535 or 3220228. 97. Houma For Rent 425-5938 101. Trailer • Cabanaa TENT Camping Trailer. New tires. Sleep 8. 8150. 332-0329 cvenlngi. 102. Mobile Homes • Sate $ Bank $ Seminole Realty 103. Mobile Home* • Rent HOUSETRA1LER with Ca­ 1801 S. Park Ave. bana A full bath. $45 per LAKE MINNIE FA 2-5232 tnyllme month. {Overview Ave. Call « LAKEFRONT LOTS 322-3100 after • p. m. Fully Improved FHA • RESALES Sewer, Water. Site 112 x 180. Like new, 2 A 3 BEDROOM 1 2 BEDROOM and 1 3 bed­ Sacrifice 85500 Each. Char* MASONRY Homes, 1 A 2 room, Bowman's Trailer les Sellgman, 1201 E. Robin Baths, Kitchens Equipped. Court. 668-4908. son Av«., Orlando. Phone $100 Down, Payments lees 422-3576. Brokers Invited. HOUSETRAILER, 2 Room*, th in rant. Urge cai-porte, connecting HELMLY REALTY 95. Houma For Sale large lot, Wcstalde, $50. Ph. Ph. 322 1641 322-5118. NORDI ORLANDO. 2 bed­ room, screened porch, nicely St. Johns Realty 106, Apartment* for Rent landscaped. 130 N. Cortes. THE TIME TESTED FIRM 111 N. Park Ave. FA 10121 Furn. Apt. 2300 HeflonvBU. 2 BEDROOM house, 117 Gar FURNISHED apartments, 8 risoa Dr. Ph. 322-7708. 96. Houses * Sale or Kenl blocks from downtown. $43, $80 and $83 per month. 3 BEDROOM, 3 bath home CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON Some utilities furnished. Ph. Residential. 322-3388. LAKE. Call a v a n i n g a 322-3841. 122-15*7. NEAR NAVAL BASE NEW HOMES THREE BEDROOM, m baths, Nicely Furn. 1 BR Apt. Crystal Lake Park—Lake Mary G. I. loan, Urge comer lot, 2013 Sangord Ph. 6B8-4J23 Shown by appointment Ph Urge shade trees, 107 Tuck 322-3381. • r Drive, Sanford. 322-2288. Clean 4 Room*. *11 Park. 97. Houses For Rent NEW HOMES Available In Sanford area and 1 BR, Unfurnished bouse. Ph long wood area (6 ml. So. on 322-8892. 17-92). Ready for occupancy $63.00 per mo. and up. UNFURNISHED HOUSE Sale* office: 802 Highland Ave Country living near SunUnd, Longwood, Fla, 2 Bedroom, kitchen equipt. 838-3911 Collect water (urn. $45 mo. Phone 322-3170. CLEAN 4 Room*. Alt Park. a ROOM FURNISHED APT. $11.50 week, Electric k wa­ ter furnished. 322-3219. EFFICIENCY. $40. *11 Park $100 DOW N $100.00 DOWN SEE YOUR 84. Kenl Estate - Hale PIECE DINING R o o m Suite. Gag range. Odd piec­ AMBITIOUS? es. Ph. 322 0454. IF You're willing to do a lit­ tle fixing and painting, you FKEE ESTIMATE will profit end be proud to Upholstering k Mattress ren­ own this Urge 3 BR LAKEovating. New k Used Furni­ FRONT Home. Almost 2 ture. Cell N il Bedding Mfg. acres (could be divided la­ Co., i t 709 Celery Ave. ter). Private but only 10 TA 2-2UT. miles from (own. Reduced to 815,100 with good terms. Sell Ue Your Furniture. Cali Quiek Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING BART PILCHER, BROKER POST. FA 2tet7T. rpriunal Service Call 322-7498 Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry's Msrt 313 Sanford RIVERFRONT HIDEAWAY Ave Ph. FA 3-4182. Located In center of Shad A Bass fishing on the beautiful BAHAMA BED 4" Rubber St. Johns River a I960 lo x mattress 4c 2 Rubber Bolst­ 35 Ft. Aluminum trailer ers, all nylon covered, 823. completely furnished on 119 Burke St., Altamonte Urge lot. Trailer, lot and Springs. hideaway with restful quiet­ ness and privacy may be 69. S chools & In s tru c tio n s yours for 8>,5O0 with Easy KINDERGARTEN Term*! 1101 W. 20th St. (Rear) Mr*. J. W. Carter Sth Year — 322-0317 Enrollment of IS Only Rcaltor-Insuror-Trades Beit in Pre-school education 323-4291 1919 S. French Ave. Stemper Agency V A - FHA Property 19*1 CORVAIR 700 4-door, $9M 19*1 VOLKSWAGEN comertlble, $1105 1981 VOLKSWAGEN Station Wagon. $1195 1959 PONTIAC 4-door Hardtop, $993 SANFORD MOTOR COMPANY (00 French Ava. 3220361 '63 EXPANDO. 3 BR, SS x 10. Sacrifice. $1300 equity. Ph. 322-7462. $100 DOWN *2 FALCON. Std. sh ift RAH. 1 Owner, $1*3. 332-2073. 10 and 3 Bedroom* FHA-VA HOMES NEW and USED SEVERAL OutaUndiog 2 k 3 Awnings & Cabanas Bedroom Homes available in all Areas of Sanford. Let us QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Hwy. 17-92 S 322 2562 Show you Around 1 Stenstrom Realty WINDOWS Cleaned. Houaee washed. Ph. 322-2155. 115. Autoa For Salt 3 BEDROOM house. Clean k 1938 MERCURY SU. Wgn. close in. Call Jimmie Cowan New motor, $363. 322-5598, 322-4013. 1983 FORD Cortina 2 Dr. Sn* 2 2 BEDROOM H O U S E S , dan. Named "International space heater, kitchen equip­ Car of the Y ear" by AutoUniveraum Magailne. Up tq ped. Available Aug. 3 A .12 MPGI European Quality Aug. 28. 323-2858. Built! Sparkling Blue and 100. Resort Rentals Like New! Only $1394! I CaB D m Adams at Holler* of HUTCHISONS Sanford, Downtown, 322-0711. OCEANFRONT APTS. 339 So. Atlantic 1980 BUICK Le Sabre, extra Daytona Beach clean throughout, full power, Call 322-4058 no air. 81395. Ph. 323-5*09. FURNISHED 3 Room Apart ment. Clean A close in. $53 month. LlghU A water In FURN. 2 Bedroom, CB, oak ciudad. 323-9307 altar 2 p m. F ro m s m i Incite County (D ial P lr te t) masonry home. 1 FHA - VA HOMES floors, 2 FURNISHED Apt*. (30 A Block W. of Hwy. 17-92 on $40 month. Adults. Ph. 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS 434, then t Block S. on East 1, m . A 1 BATHS 122-9410. 69. Schools & Instructions St. to Vincent Dr. KITCHEN EQUIPPED AIR conditioned bedroom in LOW MONTHLY PAY MEND F U R N I S H E D 1 Bedroom HOLLY AVE. For Complete Information House. Utilities furoiahed, 3 room furnished apt. $83.00. KINDERGARTEN I l l E. Sth, 9220283. See or Call Your $60. 3226920. JUNIOR KINDERS FURN. Apt. Closa In. JimtnU 2427 HOLLY AVENUE FHA - VA FURNISHED COTTAGE at 3 Cowan. 322-4018. Ph. 322-3560 SALKS BROKER Points. 865 per month. Ph. Die Finest In We Have The Home For You 322-1407. EFFICIENCY. |40. *11 Park. Pre-School Education LOCH ARBOR: Attractive un­ MODERN Furn. apta. Also furnished house, 2 bedroom*, 71. Mnle Help Wanted Storage space. Ph, 332-1374. •errened porch, carporte, 2666 PARK DRIVE SIAN to service Iniurance 322-2420 utility • storage, k i t c h e n CLEAN lot Floor Apt. Pvt. .122-7496 Debit in Sanford. Salary equipped. Excellent condi­ ent. 1004 Palmetto. plus commissions with op­ tion. Ph. 322-2468. Government Owned 1-Room Efficiency apt. with portunity for fast advance­ Home* pvt. bath A shower, suitable LAKE MARY. 2 Bedroom, ment. Reply to P, O. Box for couple or single person Florida room, fenced yard. 1123, Sanford. or retired. All utlllUee in 322-1307. eluded in rent. Ideally lo­ Selection of 1, 3, end 4 PAINTERS. Experienced only Bedrooms located in various 3-BEDROOM bouae, 730 Cher­ cated on 1st St., within 1 A. J. Adcock, 322-9558. okee Circle. 322-8438. block of 2 free parking k>U sect ions of Sanford and shopping center. In Immediate Delivery 2-BEDROOM furnished house. quire at Manuel Jacobsoa 77. Situation Wanted MONTHLY PAYMENTS 108 W. 18th St. Ph. 349-3952. Dept. Store 211 E. First St. FROM $50.00 WILL KEEP Children in my 2 A 3 Bedroom House* W E L A K A APARTMENTS home for working mothers. FOR THE BEST HOME Payton Realty BUY 114 W. First St. 322-2626. 322-1301 1702 at Hiawatha For We biggest inaction of 82. Hunlnesa Prop. • Hale nearly new and need furni­ ture. tee Noll’* Furniture ACE BEAUTY SALON. Cost of equipment. Ph. 322-4013. Brokerage in Casselberry on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 8. • 95. Housen For Sale WANTED LOCH ARBOR. Large 4 Bed­ WEEK END RANCHER room, 2 Bath, pine panel­ Who needs 4 acres of excell­ ed Florida Room, Central ent pasture land, (fenced air, sprinkler system, patio, with two flowing welli). Al­ 150X150 lot. Ph. 322 8522, 207 so Includes ■ modern 10 x Ridge Rd. 45 U. '56 model bunk house with Cabana and screened IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY porch. HURRY I "STAKE New H o m e , West Fourth YOUR CLAIM NOW." Ride Street, Just off Persimmon, Southbound Stage 3.4 miles Call 838 3911 Collect. from City Limits. F o r Shown Daily 1-7 schedule call GREENBIUAK EVERETT A. HARPER Choice lets available tn AGENCY • REALTOR Greenbrier of Loch Arbor M6S 8. Park Ave. overlooking golf couno. Phones FA 3-2364 or FA 2-23*5 Cuitom building to your specification!. Greenbrlar 87. IlusinMA Rentals developed by FOR LEASE—Service Station. KINGSWOOD BUILDERS, INC. Good location. Good pro­ duct*. Good treatment. Ph. 302 Fairmont Dr. locally 322-4342, or apply to FA 2-8074 the PURE OIL COMPANY. 90. Lota For Sale 31. Musical Instruments 50. Mine. For Sale OKRA. 322-0415. OLD NEWSPAPERS SANFORD HERALD WANT ADS BRING TAST RESULTS By Nadine Seltzer COMPLETE BEAUTY SER VICE. Reasonable prices 24. Well Drilling Free parkins, 2nd A Oik Harriott'* Beauty Nook, 10S WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS S. Oik, 322-3742. Alt Types anti Siwi Permanent Special We Repair and Service Our Budget Wave Now $6.95 STINE Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop Machinery and Supply Co. 318 Palmetto Ave. 322 0834 207 W 2nd St F A 2 6432 AKC CHIHUAHUA Ph. 322-9392. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY I1.S0 Per Inch Rrralh Aug. 11, 19G4 — Page 9 84. Real Estate * Sale SWEETIE PIE 21 tn 25 1* 1.50 2.85 | 4.75 26 to 3* I f 1.30 $.42 5.70 (fit* fconfnrh RENTALS Furnislu-d or Unfurnished Ball-BUlr Agency Ph. 322-5841 111 S. Park Ave. Repossessions 'S3 Gonsel, $1391 ba!., $3* mo. '*3 Renault, $9*1 bel, $39 mo. ’«l Renault, $M1 bal, $32 mix *«1 Ram. Wg. $1197 bal $45 mo. **1 VW Bus, $1091 bal, $43 mo. '*0 Corvalr, $797 bal, $33 mo. ' « Fal. Vi PU $781 bal, $34 mo. '*0 Ang. Ford, $391 bal, $32 , '*0 Angelia, $391 bal, (32 mo. ’39 Merc. $*9l bal, $81 mo, ■3* Ply. $781 bal, $33 mo. '36 Ply Wg. $7*3 bal, $33 mo, ' » Ford, $397 bal, $32 mo, '38 Chev. 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Autoa For Sale Yoo Nead |7S. Ph. 3220411. '33 FORD, good body, good Ke’al-Es-tate’ S BEDROOM HOUSE, Un­ mechanical condition, Call furnished, 322-1837. be hit 322-0*4*. Claude Hanoi!. 3-BEDROOM. 3 bath, FU. • 2 CORVAIR M o n t a , 4 s p e e d . room, kitchen equipped, Com-mer’cial RH, bucket teats, wUls-rad draperies. (133 mo. 322-5838 interior. $1200. Call 322-37*7 evenings. 322-7480 day*. '*2 CORVAIR 700. 133-0984. 3 BR, unfurnished house, $90 mo. Alr-cooditloned, DR. 610 19*2 Ford F2S0. « ton • Cy­ Adelaida or Marla E. 14th St. J. N. Robson Jr. linder engine. Low mileage, A-T 322-1333 or 3220228. overload springs, Van type • 322-3829 * body. A real buy a t $1493. 2-BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ Ph. David Smith. 3220(09 MERLE W. W ARNER ped, large corner lot, close * RE’AL-TOR’8 • nlghu, 322-0711 Days, to shopping centers, walking 708 So. Park Arp. distance to Plnecreit school. Local automobHa dastera of­ Sanford, Fla. {62.50 mo. 270* Magnolia fer their beat buys in Herald (the church needs yea) Avft, 322- ^ claiiified display ad*. . Res’i'den’tlal In-dus’tri-al D-I-A-L I �I t Paul's First Encyclical Sounds * Campaign Costs More Like Pius 12th Than John Now $2,671,268 were widespread prediction* after reading key passages and "pacem In terrla." Instead, Pope Peul VI eeema that he would prove to he even from tbs encyclical: " It doesn’t sound Ilka John to be speaking to hie own mom progressive, and even XXIII at all. U sounds liks Catholic flock, In the voice of mors concerned with Christian a benign but somewhat aus­ unity, than hla great predeces­ Pope Plus XH." sor. In the light of hla en­ Ha said ths Pope's stric­ tere father. ture* against communism wars When Paul VI ascended the cyclical, such predictions seem obviously prompted by con­ papal throne last year, there to have been premature. cern about ths domestic poli­ tical situation in Italy, and were intended to alam abut the "opening to the left" attribut­ ed John XXIII. With Italian President Car­ lo* Sign I near death, Tope Paul apparently felt that the Vatican should throw its full weight behind embattled right wing parties in Italy, Hsocc he condemned communism— by name—tn the strongest term s used by ths Vatican sine* Plus XII. Aside from whatever impact K may have on Italian politi tics, the main effect of the en­ cyclical may be to place a damper on hope* for rapid progress toward Christian un Ky. Pope Paul chosa to lay hea vy strata jn papal primary— which, aa ha hlmaeU pointed out, is a principal "stumbling block" to Catholic-Orthodox reunion. Hla emphasis on it can hardly have any effect other than to chill the warmer PICNICS are part of summer fun and young atmosphere in relations which Jimmy Jny Shook, son of Mr. and Mrs. William wai established at hla meetings Shook of Lake Hodge, Is shown enjoying .the with Orthodox Patriarch Atheoagoras I In Jerusalem last family picnic given for members of the Sunshine January. Circle of Casselberry Community Methodist Hla Insistence that papal au Church and their guests last week at the home premacy Is essential to the of Mr. and Mrs. John Howard, Lake Drive, (Herald Photo) PARTNERS — T h • unity of the church also will Casselberry. moderate any optlm cowboys grow small in greatly Montgomery, N. Y., km that Protestants may have about the doctrine of "col and ths horses grow felt leelallty" which has been ad big, but w hit or it? vanced at the Vatican council. They get along famous­ Hie doctrine holds that all bis­ ly. Ths candid shot was hop* share with Uw Pope lo taken a t ths local fire the supreme government of department's h o r s e the church. show. Beyond any specific thing the Pope said, Catholic conserva­ TBs University of Florida's tives win be heartened end progressives dismayed by the Collage of Engineering hat general tons of ths encyclical. conferred 5,310 bachelor* de­ It cooaplcuoualy lacks the grees, BOB masters degrees, openness and warmth, and Uie end M doctor of philosophy concern for non-Catholle opin­ dagies* sines Its founding in ion, which radiated from John IPOS. XXIII's "m ater at magtster" 9f LOUIS CA88ELS United P ress Isten atisn al Pops Paul's first encyclical k evidently intended to reas­ sure conservatives in the Ro­ m an Catholic Church. M k Warty to be a severe disappointment to Catholic progressives who had hoped (hat Patti VI would fallow in i t s footsteps of the late Pope John XXIII. One highly-paced Catholic progressive told this reporter, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) With two expensive months ■till to come before election time, Florid* gubernatorial candidates report campaign expenditures at $2,671,268. Uw origins I field of nine candidates hss been narrowed to two by the primaries, Re­ publican Charles Holley of St. Petersburg and Democrat Haydon Burns of Jacksonville. The biggest spender of the krt k Burns, who repotted ex­ penses of $TSO,X32 of the $801,347 he has received so far in contributions. Former Demo­ cratic Sea. Fred O. Dickinson at Wert Palm Beach spent t« S l,m at hk contributions totalling t<HM),811. Sen. Scott Kelly of Lakeland reported expenses of $496,734. He said he spent every cent of hk contributions. Holley garnered the OOP no min i t Ion with expenses of only $33,330 out of contributions to data of $40,286. On the Re­ publican side of the ledger, Holley k the biggest spender. In second place for the OOP was H. B. Foster, who spent $7,323, followed by Ken Folks who spent $2,337. On the Democratic elds, Sen. John Matthews of Jacksonville spent $341,701, Mayor Robert King High of Miami spent $202,173 end Rep. Frederick Karl spent $282,637 to run in ■ field of six. Fag* 10—A ug. 11, 1904 S?e Vtafnrfl YmlR King Urges Non-Violent Pretests PHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Ths Rev. Martin Luther King, condemning recent riots In Harlem and Rocheater, N. Y., said last night th at violence la "not only Immoral but im­ practical" In ths civil rights movement He said, however, that the causes of rioting and violence will be present "■■ long as there Is eegTegstlon and dis­ crimination and as long a t Negroes feel they are exiles in their own land.” King told 3,000 Negro col­ lege women a t ths 41st mset- ing e f the Alpha Kappa Al­ pha Sorority th a t "rlolsncs and w ar a n obsolsta In ths lucleor ago—It la a question of non-violence o r nonexist­ ence.” Florida ranked 12th among 12 southeastern states In i960 in percentage of th* ststs ’s total personal Income expend­ ed for publie higher educa­ tion Institutions. •fifonviolsnt resistance to our most potent weapon,” he ■aid. "If Negroes succumb to th* temptation of using vio­ lence, their children will suf­ fe r for it-" (4 Sea Our Wide Selection Of R E C L IN IN G C H A IR S For Your Leisure Hours Everyone deserves the comfort of one of our eholrs. In many colors and fabrics. 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Although he didn't say so, one could observe that 6 he, too, thought being on the other aide of the council was what might also be described aa "different." • » Freeze Hits Northern Plains; Cold Dips South To Oklahoma Loop Road Pushed By Harry L Johnson 'Managing Editor A comprehensive outline of program being prepared by the Orange • Seminole Joint Planning Commission will bo presented to two-county lead­ e n at a session called for Aug. 21 a t the County Cammission chambers here. Attending will be virtually all of the political aubdivislon leaden from throughout the two counties as well ss some state officials, according to Gordon N. Orr, planning dir- • The amaring thing to this particular Clock Winder is the fact that in most of these towns the councilman do not receive any renumeration. Why, then do they seek electio for the right to tackle these complex problems In these growing Seminole com' tnunitiesT It must be because of civic pride. a • • » • «s Storm Center Over Great Lakes Blamed NEW YORK ( u r i ) — President Johnson demand­ ed today that arts of r a d ii ector of the commission. He told Seminole commis­ violence and dvll disorder “be stepped and pnnlsfced sioners of the 0:30 a. m. meet­ —whether they occur in ing during Tuesday's prelim­ Mississippi nr In N e w United Press toternaUonal inary briefing in the court­ York.” A mid-August cool anap house. brought freezing temperature* Yesterday he presented a to tha Northern Plain* today preliminary report on work and set temperature records • • • done by hii group toward get­ as far south as Oklahoma. ting a “ limited accee* loop" It was 30 degrees at Parhighway to serve the two shall, N. D„ and 33 at Wiahek counties, N. D. Some small grain and Briefly, the loop would start corn crop* were damaged by at a point on Interstate 4 near ATHENS, Ga. (U P I)-F o u r frost in the Dakotas. toe Lake Mary area, head in Ku Klux Klansmen faca a The mercury skidded to 33 an easterly direction to a committal hearing scheduled at Glad Valley, S. D., and at point of Lake Jessup, cross for Friday In the allying of Bismarck, N. D., the coldest that lake via causeway and Washington Negro educator reading for Aug. 12 at Bis then maintain a southerly Lemuel A. Penn. marck. In Nebraska, a 42 at direction acroas Highway 50 Grand Island and a 38 at North near Orlando and to toe pro­ Platt* wera to degree* cooler posed Bee Line, an east-west NEW YORK (U P D -A #po- than tha previous low for the highway to connect that por- cl at presidential board began data. tlon south of Orlando with the meeting Tuesday in an atOther record* Included Nor­ Atlantic Coast. tempt to head off a longshore- folk, Neb., 43; Omaha, Neb., A “ spur” or branch road men's strike which would tie and Sktux Falla, S. D., 44; Con­ would lead olf the north-south up coastal porta from Maine cordia, Xan., 43; Goodland, loop to connect with the new to Texas. Kan., 47; De* Moines, Iowa, university site at the Orange and Springfield, Mo„ 48; To­ Seminole Counties line. peka, Kan. SO; Wichita, Kan. Orr noted tills loop would LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con 32; Kansas City 33; and St. reduce traffic congestion In go (UP1)—Com munis tied rc Ixsuts, Mo., and Tulaa, Okli., major communities in the bell who claim control of half 33. two counties and showed com of the Congo today were re­ The Weather Bureau blamed mlasioners a bug* map de­ ported marching on the Im the cold on a “ wioterllke” picting alt of the various rones portant provincial capital of •to rn center swirling acroas such aa business, commercial tha Great Lakes. It pushed Bukavu. Industrial, agricultural, real' swiftly southward to Texas and drntial end other* in die two eastward to the Appalachian*. coon tie*. •now foil at the U.ooo lava) LONDON (V P D -$ e 4 China , He noted Hlrhway 17-02 to and at ltaet five pi*-Peking to the L« Plat*'mountain* of gradually btcoaiIng congested Communist parties Intend to southwestern Colorado Tu*a with commercial establish­ boycott the Moecow-ealled ral­ day. ments and this, be said, will But to the east and south of ly of Communist partita on greatly limit toe highway's abi­ the Sino-Sovlet conflict, au tho advancing cold air tem per lity to move traffic. ihoratattve diplomatic aourc at urea remained hot and hu­ The new loop, he contends, midity high. It was 100 degree* os aald today. will alleviate tola situation. He at Mineral Well*, Tex., Tues­ asked for, and received, in­ day. Pay formal approval of commiss­ WASHINGTON (UP1) ioner* of the study and said his group would continue the President Johnson signed to' to law today a $207 million planning. pay raise for aorvicemen. He The loop proposal and other AP BO CANO, South Viet phases of an overall plann­ said it gives America's "uni­ ing report will be considered formed citizens a fuller mea­ Nam (U P I))—An American at the Aug. 21 meeting, he sure of the respect they have helicopter pilot waa killed by earned." Communist machine gun fir* added. today during the biggest hellThe proposed new highway horna attack aver launched in would, he said, improve ac­ ATLANTA (UP!) — Fiery Viet Nam. cess between Sanford and the Crewmen of tha aircraft university site, Sanford and Lester Maddox, egged on by the McCoy Jetport near Or­ about 300 whltei, Tuesday said the pilot, • first lieuten­ lando, between Sanford and strapped on a pistol, aold ax ant, slumped over hi* controls Cocoa, McCoy Jetport and the handles, turned back three when armor-piercing .60-cali­ university, Kissimmee and the Negroes, stabbed ■ dummy, ber bullets tora through the university, the Martin plant defied police, rode ■ bicycle nine of hi* helicopter and hit and university, Seminole and blocked traffic. But he him In tha chest. Ths co-pilot County agricultural interests kept his restaurant segregat­ grabbed the control* and flew ed. hack to Saigon. end the Everglades. It further would encourage development of the south shore of Lake Jeesup, the develop­ ment of the Lake Mary inter­ change area at Interstate 4, trade between South Seminole County and the Sanford shop­ ping area*. The loop would also move HERSI1EY, P*. (U PI) — Wo seek Instead to make heavy traffic around Orlando Republican presidential nom­ room for oil, and to aseur* a and connect all major radial ciimal* within th* party In highways and is far enough inee Barry M. Gold water told which ail of us will feel com­ out from Orlando and Sanford a GOP summit unity confer­ to serve the developing areas ence today: "I seek th* sup­ fortable and at homa.” Goldwater a d d e d , * wa for many years. port of no extremist—of the want, and we need, ths help This latter ia in contrast left or the right.” of every Republican if wo are to current highway construc­ The statement, apparently to win in November." tion which County Engineer aimed a t clarifying hie posi­ Then, commenting th at “w# William Buah Jr. said is “ob­ tion on extremiim, waa con­ havo heard much already, and solete when it is built.” tained in an address prepared wo will hear more before No­ for a meeting of Repuplican vember, about political ex­ governors, gubernatorial can­ tremism and extremist organdidates and other top party iaatlona and policies,” Coldleaden including former Pres­ water said: ident Dwight D. Eisenhower "Let me reiterate what I able him to use a 30-foot and ex-Vic* President Rich­ hava said over and over In ard M. Nixon. this campaign: I seek tho sup­ county right-of-way on Elder Goldwater al»o renewed hie port of no extremist—of tho Road. Because of a draining assault on Johnson adminis­ iaft or the right. I havo far ditch, only 11 feet of the tration foreign policy. And he too much faith in tho good right-of-way remains and Bos­ called It “tha supreme politi­ sense and stability of my fel­ ton does not have room for cal lie" to imply th at a Cold- low Republicans to b* Im­ acceaa to hit property where water victory Nov. S over pressed by talk of a so-called he plans to construct a home. President Johnson m i g h t ‘extremist take-over1 of tho party. Such a thing cannot The Commission voted to somehow lead to war. Streiaing tha need for party happen under BUI Miller (Rep. permit, the Lake Harney Wa­ te r Association to utillso unity, tha Ariaona senator William E. Miller, R-N. Y., county rights-of-way for lay­ called for people of all ahadca tha vies presidential candi­ of opinion within tha GOP to date) and me. ing w atar mains. Strickland • Morrlaon, Inc., join In tha effort to win the “ Wa repudiate character tha only bidder, was awarded Whlta House and other offices aeeaaelne, vigilentea, Com­ bids on two compact aedana, for ths Republicans. mon lets and any group anch two trucka, ona delivery type "Tha party of Lincoln la aa tha Ku Klux Klazt th at van and ona flat body dump now, a t last, a g n a t national ska to image* it* viawa truck plus a two-ton cab and party,” ha aald. “We seek to through terror * r threat or read no on* out of thia party. vlolenc*.” chasla. nsuvA Board Meets Rebels Gain LEO HUTNER (Herald Photo) BigHtividends Seen With Marina, Canal Those of you who are used to hearing Nick Pfelfauf'a deep voice on WTRR radio atfetion will soon be seeing him ea well as hearing him. Beginning next Monday, Nick will be working for WESR "A m arina In Sanford and TV Channel 2 and you’ll see him on Newscope, which completion of a Unking canal A cornea on from 6:30 to 6:30 from the St. Johni River to p. m. the Atlantic will pay the greateit dividends of any in­ Ths Seminole County Board vestment expended by our of Instruction will convent city, county or state." for Ha regular August meet­ This summarize* the views ing a t 1 p. m. Thursday, of Leo Butner, m anager of toe e • e Sanford State Farmers* Mar­ Registration a t Seventh ket, aa he commented on the Day Adventist Schools a t merits of the proposed lake. Forest Lake Academy in For- front marina and the corrolw est City will be held from B ary, the Sanford-Titusvllle ca­ a., m. until noon on Friday nal. Aug. 28, Sunday, Aug. 30 and His statement follows: Monday, Aug. 31. School will "Transportation and refri­ open Sept. 1. geration are two of the most • • • important items in the phe­ Chamber offlcUla are warn nomenal growth and wealth Ing homeownere against itinof our country and specifical­ arant house painters who of ly our great State of Florida fer to paint homes and bsrna in the past 30 years. I a t unreal iatlcally low prices "Can you Imagine what the 1 Thouaanda of homeownera are city of Miami would be today bilked each summer by fly without them ! It would still by-night operators whose ex­ be a mosquito i n f e s t e d travagant promises concern­ iwamp, unllvable by our ing quality of paints and standards of today. workmanship fail to material "The pioneers of Florida lie in the finished jobs. Cham' traveled by water. The St. ber leaders urge homeowners Johns River was uaed from to check with a reputable Jacksonville to the rail head dealer and tell him the needs at Sanford. | H ell offer suggestions and "We have run the gamut should prove holpful when from water to rail to truck to planning the painting job air and It is ■ proven fact with a contractor. that we should utilize the • • • most economical of all — our Sanford area members of waterways. the Florida National Guard, B “The construction of a ma­ Company, are la FI. Stewart, rina in Sanford and the com­ Ga., for a couple weeks aa pletion of ■ linking canal from they take part in the annual the St. Johns River at Sanford active duty tour. They arrived to the Atlantic will pay the ) at the local armory real early greatest dividends of any InSaturday morning; same atill veatment ever expended by robing the aleep out of their our city, county or slate. •yea. Departure time wa» “There are two aipects to around I a.m. and the trip to this proposal; One la revenue, Georgia waa reported un­ growth and business derived eventfully boring by the rid­ from freight exported and im­ ers. They’ll be back Aug. 23. ported; and the other ia reve­ nue, growth and business de­ rived from pleasure craft that will use it. “ Many allied industries will Abby ------------ .... Page 2-A follow its completion. As to Bridge ........... - ___ Page 2-A freight, railroads are doing C la ssifie d ____ ____ Paga 11 more buzioese today than ever Comics ______ ___ Page 10 before in the history of our Page 1-A state. Trucks a n d Editorial _____ truck Page 3 freight liaaa are doing the Funerals - ..... ___ Paga 10 ■ame thing. W hen 40 years Horo scops Society ____ . . . . Paga 8 ago wa bad no 'over too road . . . Page 6 trucks' today tha highways Sports ____ ITV Programs _ ___ Page 2-A a n full of them. Most of T sfe 2-A them a n pulling at or near 1V« ths Women Herald Index Bulletin Hearing Set • Head majorette, Sylvia W ll Hams, unnounccd today that majorette practice will begin a s t N . m. Monday at Semin­ ole High. "Any girl," she any*, “who has hnd experience In twirling and is interested in becoming a member of the •Twirling Semlnoles’ A or B Corpa are welcome to try out for one of the posltloni.*' The girla are requested to meet in front of Fleming Gym­ nasium. Workouts will last A two hours. * WEATHER: Partly cloudy with afternoon showers through Thursday; high today 87-90; low tonight in 70s.______ SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 254 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 WED., AUGUST 12, 1964 the weight limit of 73,271 pounds. Air freight is growing daily with perishable com­ modities a n d high priced freight. “The remarkable t h i n g about the whole situation is that the demand for moving more freight is growing daily. With our increasing birth rate, our increase in population by new fa millet moving into the state and greater demands of our growing industries Unkcd with our increasing produc­ tion of fruits and vegetables and other agricultural com­ modities, it is only natural that we should develop and use the most economical of all methods of transportation, our waterways. There ia plen ty . . . and wll] be more . , , freight for all methods of transportation including wa­ terways. “ We, at the Sanford State Farm ers’ Market, anticipate a great increase in tonnage and volume of business when the esna] is completed. Lei's wnrk together and dig itt "As to the marina, when I moved to Sanford 43 years ago 1 purchased a canoe and my brothers and I used to paddle from the Osteen farry through Woodruffs Creek and toe lake to the Sanford dpek and then walk to church.” Board OKs Election The Board of County Com­ missioners Tuesday authorised an election for registered vot­ ers in Precinct 2 to establish a fira control district. The election, according to the adopted resolution, will be held in connection with the general election Nov. 3. George Bell presented to the Commission a petition containing 177 names, more than the required 26 per cent of the 630 voters in tha pre­ cinct. In other action, tha Com­ mission took under advise­ ment a request by James Boston of Laka Monroe that some action be taken.^o en­ Chinese Boycott Bill Signed Copter Pilot Killed By Reds None Admitted Barry Rejects All Extremists WILD ANIMAL BONES Identification was one aspect of naturelore cov­ ered at the 4-H Wildlife Camp Inst week at Camp McQuarrie in the Ocala National Forest. A. S. Jensen, right, assistant forester with the Florida Agricultural Extension Service, describes the jawbone of a deer to threa Seminole County youths. With Jensen are, from left, George Bradshaw, Rudy Mueller and Albert Pula. The camp is designed for teen-age boyf who have done outstanding 4-H Club work and have an interest in wild­ life and conservation. Orientation Program For New Teachers Monday By Julian Btenetrnm Associate Editor Between 60 and 70 new (eachera—<hat la, new to Semi­ nole County — will go on toe payroll next Monday morning when they convene at 8 a. m. for a special orientation *e»aton at English Estates Ele­ mentary School. The following day the coun­ ty's 600-plus teachers all will report to their raepecUve schools for tha pre-school planning period to propan for the official school opening day —Aug. 31. Despite the fact that the date h at been announced over and over, the school board of­ fice and The Herald are atill answering individual requests as to tha date schools will open. The Aug. 31 date was estab­ lished because Labor Day come* during tho second week In September. Usually achooU open the day following Labor Day. In (act, this will be the second time within the past 17 years that achooU will be opened on an August date. Aa toon aa the county's new Instructors gather at En­ glish Estate* school they will board school busee for a tour of Seminole. They will return to the air-conditioned (or cli­ mate controlled) school—new­ est In the county system—just before noon when they will be the guests at a luncheon spon­ sored by the Seminol* County Education Association. They wiH be Introduced to officials of this group, officials of the Classroom Teachers Association and to county school authorities, Including Superintendent R. T. Milwee who will officially welcome them to Seminole, Following the luncheon tha new teachers will convene toe elementary and secondary teacher conference* directed by Mr*. Margaret Gok, aupenvltor of elementary education, and W. H. DeShaio, super­ visor of secondary education. Pre-ectiool planning aeaeiana will begin at the respective achooU the following morning, Sessions will be held from 8 a. m. untU 2-30 p. m. daily. Who Gets Water? Is Question conditions out-of-lhe-city-Umlt* residents could havo city wa­ ter. City Manager Knowleo ex­ plained it thi* way: “ Because our two new weU Held*, one in tha vicinity of th* May fa I;. Golf Course, and on* south of tho city limlta, off Hwy. 17-02 South, are both well outside the present city limits , you will find city crows laying pip* from tho ends of present lines to the new well fields.” “ New water pipe* am being laid along Onora ltd. from Hwy. 17-02 east to 8anford Ave.; along Grapevllle Ave. aouth from First St. to 23lh certain St.; west on the 23th St. ex- By Dottle Austin City Editor The laytof of water line* outelde the city limit*, In con­ nection with the City of Sanford’* $800,000 water Improve­ ment ppoyam h a s le t th* telaphones avCity Hall a-jlngUng. Person! living outside the d ty limit*, seeing city crow* and workmen busy stringing water pipes out along West 23th 8t„ the Paola Rd. and Grape villa Ave. have beeelgcd City Manager W. E. Knowles’ office with Inquiries aa to whe­ ther tola water will bo avail­ able to tham. The answer, in general, la "No." However — under HAS Ceremonies Open Barracks “Tha first major structural change" at Sanford Naval Air Station was officially opened this morning In ceremonies at Barracks 810, th* now sir conditioned building which will now become "home" for 308 petty officers at the bate. Capt. C. W. Swenson, com­ manding officers of th* sta­ tion and Capt. James O. .ieyo, commander of Reconnaissance Attack Wing One, cut the rib­ bon to officially open the aparkiing tore* story struc­ ture. Capt. Swanson noted In an informal talk during a tour of tho building that it la “the firat major structural change" a t tho station. He added that many "change*" had occurred in operation* end other phases of th* baa* but this $360,000 building is tho start of what ho hop* will bo "a pilot pro­ gram of th* future." "Tho man aaalgned to thi* barracks,’’ he aald, “a r t vary fortunate; they will be set­ ting tho pac* for and hava an impact on tha future of tha station facliitiea." Ho called on th* occnpanta to use common acme In car* of tho building so aa to keep It as sprightly new aa It la now. Capt. Swanson and C apt Mayo led Navy personnel, Alice Surrenders LUBAKA, Northern Rhode­ sia (U PI)—Prophetess Alice Lonahlna, mystical leader of th* fanatical Lumps religious tact whose rampages plunged parts of Northern Rhodesia Into a bloodbath In recant weeks, surrendered today to government treops. contractor r a p r esenUtlvea, and news media on a tour of th* facility prior to tho ribbon-cutting. Th* men will enjoy some degree of privacy, four men per room; new furnishings, and washers and dryers on each floor. Each floor ia complete with centrally located lounge and reading room facliitiea In ad­ dition to laundry rooms, and !>aggage storage rooms. AU lounge spaces are acoustically treated for nolae reduction. tension to th* Paola Rd. and west on tha Paola Rd. to tha Mayfair GoU Course. These new lines wlU connect tha end* of our protect Unaa la tha new well!. “Th# established pedlar ad foe CKy Commission la that no utility taps will b# made If th* property owner la out­ side the corporate lknlta of ths city, unless It Is within an ap­ proved annexation a rte . “ However — any person dasiring city utilities m ay alga an annexation petition asking that their property be brought Into the city. “ If feaalblla, th* Commlam Ion will then set too a n a lor annexation. Thia could taka several months, unless tha property la contiguous with adjoining tha present d tp limits. In toe meantime, how­ ever, tha property owner whs haa signed an annexation peti­ tion will be allowed to tap Into tha line, and a m eter will be installed. Tha catch ia, there ia a 30 percent additional charge on the utility bill until such time a i tha property ia officially annexed.” Knowles explained that tola policy hai been necessary due to the ahortage of water for toe past several years, with tha city'* first obligation due to tho city residents. In approximately seven months, when the new w ater supply Is added to ths sys­ tem, the City Commission may be receptive to a new policy to broaden tho water use to many additional customers. FRIDAY N IG H T SPECIAL! FI SH F R Y A L L YO U C A N E A T . __ ADULTS CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER $ |0 0 Mena Includes . Cola Slaw French Fries Grlta H ath Puppise Relish Trap Coffee Or Tift Owned A O pera tod By M ails* A Bob Hwy. 17-01 Pit. PA S-SMft � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original -page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, August 11, 1964; <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/118e3242d903d40983615c4d4bd3c924.pdf 9c4c453879fe39dbf9b0b1ef7bc5fdfa PDF Text Text V ffr Ontfnri * tofire 12 — July 13. 1984 Wrralh Republican Ranks Split Over Platform a tl 0 v y ft u • 2 t 1 t t t r t c ■ I t 1 ] 4 1 IH By William J. Eaton United Press International SAN FRANCISCO (U PI)— The Republican Convention vraa apllt today over a Goldwater-dominated party plat­ form that promlaed a new cold war militancy but lacked onough muacla on home-front iaauea to satisfy Scranton backers. Aa expected, the document •merged aa a aymbol of tha broader power struggle be­ tween the forces o f Sen. Bar­ ry Goldwater and Gov. Wil­ liam W. Scranton for, what one Republican termed, "the aoul" of the party. Anti - Goldwater f o r e e a promised a floor fight Tuesday night, to insert into tha platform stronger language on civil rights, “ extremists" political action groups, and praaldantial control of nu­ clear weapons. Tha preliminary draft o f the platform was written hy tha GOP Resolutions Commit­ tee during two week-end ses­ sion* wracked with conflict. It left these dominant impres­ sions: — The, committee draft wna a total victory for the Goldwelerltea which the Scranton supporters seemed unlikely to reverse In a convention floor showdown.--------------------------—The moat p r o m i n e n t thama was the new no-nonsense attitude toward dealing with tha Communist bloc na­ tions—a much tougher state­ ment than the 1000 platform pronouncement on the subject. — The platform endorsed the 1004 civil rights law, but devoted leas apace to tha civil rights struggle then the doeament adopted by tha GOP convention four yeara ego. The committee draft turn­ ed down Scranton's request to reaffirm the constitutionality o f tha civil rights law, but Instead pledged: "Full Implementation and faithful execution o f the civil rights act o f 1004, and all other civil rights statutes, to assure equal riglita and op­ portunities guarantied by the cunatltutlon to every citlxens." Scranton’s barkers focused their attack In tliia area be­ cause Goldwater voted against tha civil rights bill. They probably will seek to Insert Into tha document a stronger commitment than “ full imple­ mentation and faithful execu­ tion" o f the statute. On tha question o f politi­ cal extremism, the 8,500-word platform was silent except for • gibe at the Domocrata it ac­ cused o f being "federal ex­ tremists." Pro - Goldwater forces beat bark attempts by tha Scranton-led hloc to place the GOP on record against extremist groups on the right and left, particularly the John Birch Society. Tha platform rommlttce al­ to spumed efforts by tha Scranton group to assert the GOP'a belief that the presi­ dent should control the use of t il nuclear weapons. Goldwa­ ter has contended that the NATO commander should be given greater supervision over use o f tactical nuclear mini In case of a surprise attack. The conservative f o r c e * which dominated the platform drafting did not adhere atrlrtly to the Goldwater handbook on all domestic Issues, but on foreign pollry it was the sen­ ator's viewpoint all the way. It preached "victory for freedom and stressed the fin silly of the current cold war struggle, "Thera can bo no peace, there can I* no secur­ ity, until thl* goal Is won," tha platform said. "A t long as Communist leaders remain Ideologically fixed upon ruling the world, there can be no lesser goal," It added. "This la the supreme teat of America's foreign pol­ icy. It must not be defaulted." The accomplish "total vic­ tory " tiie pro-Guldwator plat­ form citad: —The threat o f withdrawbig diplomatic recognition from tha Soviet Union In or­ der to gat Communist conf i l l Ionia 1 Establishment o f aa n tibia, continuing raviowa" of tha nuclear test ban treaty. This section contained tha name lingering doubt that tha treaty la a tactical disadvant­ age that waa expressed by Goldwater In voting agelnel It A cold war etreUgy amthe attack. It ad­ vocated preaalng more "deelsively" fo r victory In South ,Vlet Nam, recognition of • lny|i>i guvenuBsnl 1b exua % / SffiCMIS , mm ,’ - FOR THE PEOPLE" ★ QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED - - ’■ w if- f •, S fe 4 ;S p 25th & PARK SANFORD “ DEPENDABLE” "PILLSBURY” -i , &iL'&'ki; ’ ' WED. TUE. MON. BISCUITS. CL0R0X ..........| 1W m S s r m '2 : 11 i (fc' If y l 8 OZ. CAN V- ONE GALLON PLASTIC JUG LIMIT: 5 WITH YOUR M OR MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE LIMIT: ONE WITH YOUR $.1 OR MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE “ DUKE” “ REFRESHING” REGULAR SIZE * TONIGHT YOU’LL SEE thin place, the Cow Pnlnce In San Francisco, filled with delegates to the Republican national convention. Some lively and reorganisation o f the United Nations. Scranton force* evidently were” hoping' Hint "they could point up what they consider deficiencies in tho platform during n convention floor de­ bate viewed by a nationwide television audience. There were reports that they were prepared to us* their “ biggest names” in such a fight, Incluiiiling New York Gov. Nulson A. Rockefeller, and Michigan Gov. George Romney, However, the big fight may very well ahrink to tho statu* of a minor skirmish that will end almost before It starts. Goldwater forces who control tho convention were exacted to have the parliamentary au­ thority to dctcrinlno bow long thu debate will continue. The Scrunton camp was re­ ported pressing for at least threo hours of talk. However, those in the scat of conven­ tion power wrro disposed to allow only one hour debate for all proposed platform changes—.’lO-ininutca for each side. Miss Hicks 4th In Contest lly Jane Casselberry Miss Paula Hicks o f Alta­ monte .Springs, Florida's en­ try In tiie * "Miss Smile, U.S.A." contest held this weekend at Cypress Gardens, was third runner-up for the national title. Winner was 17 year old Joe-Anti Kednrs o f Clear laike, Iowa. First runner-up was Jane Olmstad of tiie Uni­ versity of Kentucky ami aecend runner-up was J a n !'helps o f Colorado Springs, Colo, A total of 25 girls repre­ senting 111 stales participated in the contest. Tshombe Sworn As Premier LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con Co (UJ'I) — Moise Tsluimbe began his first week as pre­ mier of llw Congo which he once fought In a vain twoyear war of secession. Tshombe, former president of Katanga, pulled that pro vinre nut nl the newly • Inde­ pendent Congo Just four y ra n ugo. United Nation* forces eventually ended the seces­ sionist movement ami Tsliomlie went into exile in Europe. He returned only two weeks ago alien President Joseph Kasavubu asked him to form a new Central covernment for the rebellion * riddled coimtry. Sidelined NEW YORK (U PI) — First baseman Ed Kranupnul o f the New York Meta will lie side­ lined for a week with a sprained right anklo which he suffered Balurday while duck­ ing away from a pitch thrown by Ray Sadeckl o f tha St. Louis Cardinals. action is expected over the parly platform. A workman in the picture Is preparing the stnto flag of New York to he hoisted as a decoration. Ike Holds To Convention Neutrality HAN FRANCISCO (U P I)— Former Preaidenl Dwight D. Eisenhower persisted In hi* convention neutrality today hut waa “ grateful” to Gov. William W. Scranton for sparking a Republican plat­ form debate. Bowing Sunday night as a GOP convention commentator for tho Anierirnn Broadcast­ ing Co., Elsenhower refused to taka aides in Scranton's seemingly futile battle with Sen. Barry Goldwater for the party's president la I nomina­ tion. The general confessed that “ tilings didn't develop the wuy 1 hoped they would" in Slayer's Girl Asks Release LINCOLN, Nub. (UPI) Attorneys for Carll Ann Fu­ gate, who as a teen • ag**r made the homicidal rounds w i t h mass • killer Charles .Starkweather, wero necking her freedom today under a recent U. S. Stiprmc Court ru­ ling that could open prison doors across the nation. Miss Fugate is currently serving a life term In the Ne­ braska Women's Reformatory at York, After her conviction on a first degree murder charge, KUrkwcatlirr was ex­ ecuted for one of 11 slaying* lie was involved In. Miss Fugate, who is now 20 , argued in a petition filed in U. S. district court at Lin­ coln Thursday Hint her runktilutiona] rights were viola­ ted after her capture ami dur­ ing her 10SS trial. She was 14 at the time. She was found guilty of helping slay Hubert Jensen, IT, Rennet, Neb. Jensen's glrlfricndv Carol King, IT. Ilennet, was also found dead, ami originally the prosecution announced it intended to try ('aril on a charge Involving the girl's death. hla desire* for a “ gencrnl de­ bate and dialogue . . , both alaiut Issues and about per­ sonalities." Eisenhower was asked "do you think you liuve achieved an open convention?" Refer­ ring to .Scranton, who is forc­ ing a convention floor fight over rlvll right* and other 1ssuea on whirh lie disagree* with Goldwater, Eisenhower replied: "W ell, at least this: wo have got one man, now, with n certain following that lias got an open platform and he will bo heard, and to lliat ex­ tent, I am grateful that he undertook thu thing." Iln arrived Sunday after a train trip nrroxa the country. Ilo received an enthusiastic reception from several thou­ sand Republican* final bolii tho Goldwater and Scranton camps, ami set up heuilqmirlet* In the presidential suite of the fit. 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IHL 43‘ 59 35‘ �Spotlight Turned On Sanford • Seminole County * * * * on the St, Johns River * * * * “ The Nile o f America** f e n t lf r Waterfront Possibilities Zip Code 32771 ' WEATHER: Sunny nnd warm today anti Wednesday with widely scattered showers; liiuh today 90-95: low tnnipht in 70s. VOL. 5G United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUESDAY, JULY 14, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 233 .Three Development Proposals Placed Before City Council Calls Study Session After years o f being icnored, Sanford’s unde­ veloped waterfront was suddenly the focus o f atten­ tion at Monday's City Commission meeting as three different groups presented proposals for doing some­ thing about it. Commissioners took no action nfter hearing all the proposals. Mayor A. L. Wilson set a closed session meeting to mull over the proposals at 8 p. m. Thurs­ day. (Jeiirjrn Touliy, spokesman personal gain," he pointed fur tho "flanker's group" out. Spokesman for one of ths pointed out (tint it twin rn. other "group," (which were Uroly possible that till three never Identified by names) proposals could ho dovetailed James Chapman protested (Continued on Page Three) in surh n way that all could ha lined. --'■ n u tf-h * pleaded with emu-* ...... ★ ★ Ar mlasionera, "we urge that you not conniiler leasing nny por­ tion o f tho waterfront to nny private parties, until you have decided on a comprehensive, over-nil, tong range develop, imuil plan which will make nil plans n part of Hie whole." (It wui pointed out that A waterfront developmrmhera of the “ Imnkrr’s meat, program, aimed at croup," Including G e o r g e "crrallng an entirely new Touliy, T. K. Tucker, Howard Image of .Sanfunl" was pre­ Hodges and John Hurtnn hnd sented for the first Umo put up more than (it.000 to in public at the meeting of develop the plan which they City Commissioner* Mon­ presented to tho commission, day. era Monday, iturton’s offices Ihls long-range plan Is of were not "hired" hut pnrtlel. surh scope and magnitude pntod on a equal basis with that the Herald Is devoting •he others.) Francis Houmil- an entire page to attemptIn*, former president of the Ing to present It as fully as Keininole County Chninl>er of possible lo our readers. Commerce and John Krlder, Tills Is t h e so-called dmlifitifr, on which would ho constructed a yacht dub, clni), with nmple parking, and Harden park area, in thu WATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT PLAN, ns duvelojied executive director, we )n“ Hanker'* Plan," because it marine service facilities nnd driveways. Tho entrance to right foreground in another yacht club Iml-imsin urea, slrumentsl in thu formulation by Architect John Burton IV is shown above. In tho was originated by three lo­ of the plan.) this is at Sanford Ave. To tho rlirht uf tills is tho pro­ proposed in the lontr raiure development plan. Entrance to upper left hnnd corner Is tho present bandshell and brenk* cal hank executives, Geor­ posed 25 acre landfill mr-i, >ht» filled •■/ d m l.;/":, un th is would l"t «"n tl r i-.ist aid'1 tip thu Mayfair x in, (which Commissioner Joe linker In­ wm*.;. To liurYiilht Is the proposed Yacht basin, showing n ge Tnuhy, T. K. Tucker and sisted that he could not see which could bo constructed a motel restaurant and night Is the lnrpe InillditiK naen in the photo.) centered landfill urea, which would bo constructed from Howard Hodges, working in how leasing to one o f the conjunction with John Kri"waller groups would In* de­ trimental hut this aroused n drr, Seminole Chamber of storm of protest from tho Commerce manager, and John lliirton, IV, architect. parked auditorium. Tills plan Involves an Members of tho commission floor agreed that tho water­ over-all development pro­ front development program ns gram for the entire water, presented by tho ‘banker’* front from Park Avenue to They thought Bits! Mrllonvllln Avrunr, Involv­ group" was a "tremendous Nearly every one of Florida’s major cities I'hin" and all said that they ing half a million dollar* lias grown and developed around some major and rrniniiilng under muni­ were "in fuvur o f It." cipal control. feature or well known attraction. John Krlder, H o m l n n l o • • • Only a few of them have become great County Chamber of Comeconomic centers such as Jacksonville, Tampa Two other plana which merre manager pointed out to and Orlando. were presented lo the Ctty commissioners, The majority of them have somu other fea­ “ The only gun ran lea you Commission involve only the present host basin area have from theso p r i v a t e ture or attraction which keeps them in tho groups Is a rental of (| n and the old handshrlj pier limelight and draws their share of tho valuable year for three years. They with a financial outlay from tourism dollar that means so much to the basic may never show nny profit— private capital of about economy of the urea. and you huvo tied up tho wa­ (23,not) each. Sarasota, for cxnmpie, has tho Ringling terfront for 40 year* for (01" One of these plans waa Museum, Ocala has Silver Springs, Daytona its JOHN KIDDER HOWARD HODGES GEORGE TOUHY JOHN IUIUTON ‘Our group, (tho banker's) presented by the "Chapman world famed benches, Miami Beach its resort * . . I , o f t .. . . . First Federal . . . Architect , . . Sanford Atlantic nro not proposing this plan group," headed by James hotels and top flight entertainment plus Its with tho Idea of any finanrlul Chapman, architect, and tho thoroughbred racing. profit to ourselves. Wo want other by Ansel Snow nnd Sanford has tried everything thnt’s come to seo Sanford put on tho Grover Todd. along without success -— mainly because It’s ‘ map’ In a Idg way; wu want These proposals will also never thought BUT- enough to develop its one to rresto nn entirely new be drflned separately hi ami only major asset, the St. Johns River. iningn of tho city; wo don't other stories on this page. After 100 years of toying with one idea Hnw much is it going to want to sen the city loss con­ • • • nfter nnother concerning the river, nfter 100 cost 7 trol of tho greatest asset we More waterfront stories oo years of talk, the moment of truth has arrived. have, our waterfront, by This is tin first and major Sanford’s hanking Institutions—cognizant A group of Sanford busi­ commodation o f upptoximntent intense interest tn munici­ chopping it up nnd parceling Page Three, Three Sanford hanker*, con question lo he asked of the of Sanford's critical downtown situation—have nessmen, headed by three lo- ly 100 yacht* in the new proposer* It. waterfront de­ corned over the future of the pal development of l.akc it out to small private investMonroe facilities, h a v e ni s, who are Interested in "engineered" a plan which will accomplish a ral bankers, endorsed by thu basin. velopment presented to the city's business area, search carefully invrsiigutrd the host of things. City Commissioners. ing for a way lo stop the At the same time, it is pro­ manager of the Chamber of financing feasibility of liie The marina nnd lakefront center will pro­ Uluntly, it is estimated at downward trend, stem the posed that n new land-fill Commerce and several other project. vide Sanford with a major attraction, it will aland (500,000. flow of business away from the of the must progressive and project iti the basin will prodevelop one major aspect o f the river, it will We (eel that such develop­ The ligurrs were derived vide area for service build­ forward-looking rilixens Imve city and bolster a sagging ment is financially feasible revitalize the downtown economy, and it will presented to the City o f San­ ings to provide for the re­ frmn inquiries and investiga­ economy, put their head* to enable Sanford eventually to become tho inland and that necessary financ­ ford Commissioners a plan, quirement* of the h o n t * tions made by the office of boating capital o f Florida, a new phase of ing ran be obtained by utili­ gothcr and came up with an ALWAYS R ftrr QUALITY m John A. Horton IV, architect, thu magnitude of which has therein ns well us u small pri­ tourism. sation of a pledge of the re­ Idea. who designed the waterfront never been proposed in tbe vate eluh for the use <f the it's BIG. There's no doubt about thnt. But venues derived from thr They feel that the Rrral. yacht owners and local in­ d M'lopmenl project. history of the City. if Sanford wants to t>o BIG in this day and Florida I’owcr and IJglil Horton's offices retained rat untapped resource of the Their aim i* to prevent terested parties. time it must THINK BIG nnd do IilG things. Company franchise. The an­ (lie services of nn enginer the City of Sanford Is In the the Kanlnnl bukines* urea It is also proposed to create The development of Sanford's lakefront is ticipated revrnues and the who was responsible for the from slipping into oh-m ri- a new 1.1ml area of approxi­ waterfront, which is not life of the franchise would the answer 1 design ami ronstruclion of Hw I) and luiMering the eronomately 35 acres w'hirh will appear lo be sufflrirnt, if Daytona Iteach Yacht Basin, Just another lakr, but a wa­ iti)' In the rlty'a future. ultimately accommodate a along with various other fa­ terway, leading all the way economic condition* remain The project, «* presented, three - to - four-hundred room unrbanged, In make the cilities of a similar nature in to Jacksonville and on up proposes ronstrurlion of lake motel, restaurant, night eluh the state. the east roast. the aale nf tbe (300,000 cer­ They have come up with front farilltie* extending and other facilities. tificate Issue a bankable The half million dollars from the former l«rntlnn of This facility should have would he spent by the City to a feasible, finanriablr, posatransaction, the hand shell eastward to a nreemmodutious f o r large constitute the original yacht tide plan to develop that waWe would like to Impress point approximately in line meetings such as conventions. basin and the land fill area. It front—and do It in big you with tbe vital Interest W XllE 27.77 N0W 1 U with Mellonville Ave. Thrse facilities would he con­ Includes such items as water way—a way that will put of nil three organisation* In Kanford on the map—will It is proposed that facili­ structed and operated by service, electric service, sew­ this project and to assure FIRST COME FIRST SERVED -vrlopnirnt o f industrial vantage o f low-cost barge ties would he developed to parties such us one of the age service, construction of draw peiqtlr and money you of our wholehearted co­ from everywhere. STARTING TODAY AT 2:00 P. M. uction facilities un wa­ transportation for handling accommodate yacht* from a major oil companies or chain operation in planning, de­ bulktseads, pumped in land Here, in its entirety is Ihclr de sites boomed in the bulk-loading commodities. tire of approximately 30 feet companies, with the land areas, construction of docks NO PHONE ORDERS PLEASE co-sigtud later to the City sign and financing. being leased from the City, id quarter o f 1904, The Very truly yours, Production industries con­ and up, in a yacht basin. and piers. Commissioners which accom­ Small bust anchorage It is anticipated that the riran Waterways Opera* structed or announced plans The actual design of the panied the presentation of George Touhy, executive Inc., reported today, to construct or ripsnd 137 would be provided in connec- City o f Hanford should be piers and docks has already their plan: Vice president, First Feder­ p r e s e n t the logical party to construct been formulated, and the fig­ ic inland water currier plant facilities slung naviga­ ticn with the al 8 ONLY 22"i34" Gentlemen: .-Istiun attributed t h e ble waterways during the arcs, bounded by the former thu original basin and the ures are proported lo be well T. E. Tucker, president, Tbe Hanford Atlantic Na­ 10 ONLY 2i"x44*' e of plant construction second quarter o f 1904. This bandshell bulkhead and the land fill ares and offer it for within reason. Florida Stale Hank tional Hank, Florida State i navigable waters, in compares with 95 such facil­ newly - created breakwater lease. 9 ONLY J6"x69" .. Financing can be obtained by Bank and First Federal Howard Hodges, president. at least, to the desires ities In the first quarter of constructed by the City. f o u r range plans rail for the ultiliratlon of a pledge of havings and loan Associa­ fUnferd Atlantic National 7 ONLY 27Bx l0 i" uunogcmcnl lo lake ad­ <Continued on Page Three) The plan envltiuna the ac­ (Continued on Cage Tiller) (tuuliuurd uu I’ agr Three) tion, as a further indica­ Bank > A Page Off Facts EDITORIAL COMMENT Think Big Layout Of Lakefront Cost Estimated Bankers' Letter To At $500,000 Project Described Council Backs Plan ★ ★ ★ fle nneuf JULY CLEARANCE! Waterfront Locations Attract Industries 12 Only BRAIDED ROOM S IZ E RUGS 8Vi * ii Vt |d%77 OTHER SIZES �a M n i *mtU P in t — July 14. 1064 By Judy Turner Mr*. C. L. Fitzpatrick, a number o f tht JlVAH-3 off!* rent wire* club, w*« elected president o f Ui* Naval O ffi­ cer* Wive* Club at the group's semi-annual election and chance of board coffee Thursday. Mr*. J. D. Moloney, o f the VAH-11— Del. 8 wive* club, was elected first vice presi­ den t Their opponents were Mrs. W . K. Yellnek, president for the past six months and Mr*. C. C. Smith. Mrs. Smith was nominated •t the election after member* a p p r o v e d a ronstttutlonal amendment allowing for the election o f the first vice president from club members at Urge. Former procedure arms to rhoose the vice presi­ dent from the representatives to the board. Officers wives of KVAII-3 were hoiteeees for the event Thle yeer'e national elections Inspired the decor o f the bellroom which was turned Into a "convention hall" for the day. and held red, white and blue candles and flags. The o fflcers table was centered with candles and a planter o f philodcndrrn and baby mums. Mrs. Al Moyltn won the centerpiece as a door prise. Tigerett* wives attending the luncheon were Mis. Richerd Hoogerwerf, Mr*. Floyd Oakes, Mrs. Robert Cooper, Mrs. Robert Gnrsline, Mrs. Jeff Richey, Mrs. Conald Steven* and Mrs. Robert Weiss. The next meeting o f the club will be Thursday evening at 7:30 in ths ballroom. All VAH-1 enlisted wives are In­ vited to attend end free haby sitting servlca will he avail­ able. For further Information call Mrs. Kooter at 322-7473. • • • Activities Of RVAH Wives In The Spotlight Friday wa* Bicycle Safety Day at the Pine *Cr*at School Summer Recreation Program. The bikes were inspected by recreation d i r e c t o r * and cards were given the owners stating what needed to be done to make their bikes u f . COUNTING THOSE ALL important ballot* are Mrs. Warren Moeller and Mrs. James Mayo. Officers and their wives and guest* o f VAH-1- met at the officers pool aboard th* ■Ullon Friday evening for a steak dinner and splash party. Ths party servad as a wel­ come to LI. and Mr*. Joseph Camera and as a farewell to IX and Mr*. W. I,. Goodman, I X fjg ) Edmond Coady and L M jg ) and Mrs. Russell Ger­ main.______________________ Cdr. Jesse Taft presented VAH-1 plaques to I.t. Good­ man, Lt.(Jg) Coady and L M jg ) Germain. In other ceremonlea, North American representative Dan Danklefa gave silver muga to pilots and bombardier-navigatora who had mode |00 car­ rier landings. They are I.t. Goodman, LI. Dick llamos, Lt. Cdr. James Ball, Lt. Finn W l i s t e r , Cdr. Tuft and L M jg ) Bill I’ullinger. L t.(jg) Paul llsney and IX John Uargtr also qualified for th* mug. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Fallln were guests of IX Cdr. and Mrs. Dell at the party. Others present Included Cdr. and Mrs. V. G. Matula, Mrs. Taft, Mrs. Barger, Mrs. Barnes, Miss Martha Phillips, Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. Thomss Con­ roy, L M jg ) and Mrs. Jerry Drummtrhausen, IX and Mrs. Joseph Gilmore, Lt. and Mrs. Carl Gronqulat, L t.(jg) and Mrs. Robert Guaat. Mrs. Hanoy, Lt. Cdr. and Mrs. George Klett, Lt. end Mrs. Paul McKenna, L M jg ) Bill Sherrill, Mrs. Debbie Trepanier, Ena. and Mrs. Robert Rerknor, I.t. Cdr. and Mrs. Edward Williams, and Mrs. Wllatar. Bed, white and blue streamera, banners and fl*K* decor­ ated the celling and tables. Each table waa centered with pennanta carrying the name e f a atate. Also carrying out the them* waa the refreshment canter In the form o f a con­ cession which "sold" sand­ wiches, doughnuts, coffee and tea. Red capped concession girls passed the refreshments around during Uia voting and ONE OF THE red-hatted hostesses, Mrs. J. L. "campaigning." A highlight of the cuffre Griffin, offers a sandwich and doughnut to was ths presentation by each Mrs. W. E. Donahue. squadron wives group o f a Also present at ths coffee campaign Issue In the form Thres newromers were wel­ o f a "floa t" or placard carry­ comed to th* staff officers were Mre. Herbert Moreland, wivee club et their July meet­ Mrs. John Moore, Mrs. Don ing delegates. ing by Mrs. J. 0 . Mayo, The Ethcll, Mrs. Ed Miller, Mrs. Officer* wives of nVAlI-G, coffee was held at the home Tom Markley, Mrs. Sam Day dressed la Indian squaw cos and Mrs. Leigh Ebbert. o f Mrs. Wallace Holton. tume* as tbs wivss o f Sav­ • • * Th* new member* are Mre. age Sons and yelling war lt Is juat two weeks short Robert lavender, Mrs. Murlon whoops, atola th* show with Willhauck and Mr*. Tom Con­ of a year since th* beginning thslr "togslhsrness" thame. of "Jetstresms." For 60 roy. Their husbands are presently Mrs. Mayo ateo presented weeks, with the exception of on the West Coast and will farewell gifts to Mre. John a vacation In th* spring, I've deploy shortly for the West­ llogsnion and Mrs. Howard been "up" on all the Navy ern Pacific. news and tried to keep yuu Harrlsun. Othsr presentations Includ­ NOW club rapresentative, Informed, too. But 1 think 111 ed the "floa t" o f the station Mrs. Cliff Nslson, reported to quit while I ’m still ahtad and wives calling for an " 0 " club the group on NOW business turn tha column ovsr to the In 1064, which was drlvsn by and Mrs. Warren Hoeller capable hands of Dottle Aus­ Mrs. John Williams and Mr*. was named as Thrift Bhop tin. So, for next weeks news, Earl Unger on roller skate*, chairman for th# staff wives call Dottla at The Herald o f­ Mr*. C. C. Smith o f ths fice, group. RVAH-0 wives elub came dressed In a b os advocating more dining out. RVAH-3 wtvee plugged Mrs. (leorge Kimmone for Chief o f Naval Operations. The V A H -ll— Out. 8 Checkertall wives wore black and whlta checkered hate or bows fo r their demonitraUun. The Peacemaker wive* o f VAH-77 wore blu* picture hat*. The meeting wa* railed to order by Mr*. Yellnek who took the occasion to Introduc* Mrs. Chandler Swanson, wife e f the new commanding o ffi­ cer of NA8. The minutes of th* previ­ ous meeting were reed by Mr*. Ed Foy .before th* group voted on th* constitutional amendment. Other business included th* treeeurer end Thrift Bhop report* and a NEW TIGERETTK OFFICERS from left to right nro Mrs. David Fcrsummary o f events during th* ricr, rliaplitln; Mre. Kenneth Reynold*, secretary; Mm. Marvin Koozer, past els month*. Old and new president; Mrs. Willium Ornzl, vice president, and Mrs. Lyle Suraney, board member* were alio in­ treasurer. They were installed nt a luncheon of the VAH-I enlisted men’s troduced. wives club in ths NAS ballroom. B e f o r e adjourning t h * meeting th* new president. Mr*. Fltspatrlck, turned the microphone to Mrs. Kimmons w h o congi'atulaled retiring president, Mr*. Yellnek, on a job well done and expressed The County Commission has ths appreciation and regards INSURANCE act A uk 3 a* Dm dale on AIR CON D ll ION F.R o f th* group for her. which it will sit s i a board • • • AUTO &. PROPERTY of equalization to act on any For The Finesi Year Around New officers of the VAH-1 complaint* concerning prop­ Weather Conditioner enlisted mens wives club were FKDDF.HS installed at a luncheon Wed- erty assessments for the 10All Linen Written Rale* — Service needay in the NAS ballroom. 64-66 lax year. Tour Insurance 200 S. Park Avr. Sanford Bring The date was suggested by Th* Tigerett* wives were hos­ FA 2-4234 Problemn To U* — tesses to Mrs. Jeese Taft and Mrs. Mery Earle Walker, Mrs. V. G. Matula, wivss of tax assessor, when she an­ AUTO SERVICE tht commanding officer and nounced last week that asAGENCY executive officer of th* squad­ seesmenl notices would be 211 S. Park Ave. FA 2-6(14' GULF SERVICE mailed to tax payers during ron, respectively. SANFORD. FLA. Tires - Batteries - Accessories Those installed were Mrs. the week of July 20. Road AAA Service The Commission today be­ PLUMBING Marvin Koossr, ths new pres­ Guaranteed Brake A Muffler ident. She accepted the gavel gan meeting with various de­ Service from Mrs. Herehell Russell, partment beads in an effort French as 1st. to finalise (he budget In lime FA 2-0021 PLUMBING the retiring president. FA 2-0022 Complete Installations • fur a public hearing which Others installed ware Mrs. Repairs Ike Commissioners have set FEEDS William Orcal, vies president; Bathroom and Kitchen for Aug. 11. Fixtures Mrs. Kenneth Reynolds, sec­ Water Pumps Free Estimate* retary; Mrs. Lyle Sareney, Sanford Flour and 204 8. Sanford FA 2-3381 treasurer and Mrs. David Per­ Tbe doctor should be called Feed Store rier, chaplain. Immediately when ■ stroke oc­ J Dandv Feed* If you want people to pay The luncheon o f ham, roast curs so that bs can determine Timothy H s j ^ Cotton Seed attention to your business, proper individualised beef, potato ealed, beans and t b * 83.40 per 100 Ik. cell FA 1-MU and aak the Tollthta waa served buffet treatment for rath patient, Cow Fred Herald Staff about some at­ Kittening and Fattening plyle. Individual tables were Florida Heart Association tention getting ads 320 Sanford Ave. Sanford efvw w l with whit* Uollwe eaye■ ■ ■— ■ . 1 Equalization Hearing Set AREA DIRECTORY H. B, Pope Co., Inc. IN SU R A N C E HARRY ADAIR’S BALL-BLAIR R, L. HARVEY L / Bicycle Safely Day Held Af Pinecresf REFRESHING AT THE concession stand are Mrs. G. L. Atkinson, Mrs, G. L. Thompson and Mrs. R. D. Fields JUST PEEKING FROM behind the topical sign o f the RVAH-5 wives club is Mrs. Wallace Russell. THE NEW PRESIDENT, Mrs. C. L. Fitzpatrick, right, accepts a handful of suggestions of­ fered tjy club members from retiring president, Mrs. William Yellnek. CARRYING THE LOAD for RVAH-9 wives is Mrs. C. C. Smith. er. Skill riding and various race* were held, with prizes of candy and bubble gum to the winners aa well as to those having tha beat kept, the safest, and the oldest bikes. This aafety program was followed by a watermel­ on feaat, th* second such svent for this year’s summer reereation. Earlier In the week softball games wer* held between Westsida-Grammsr School and on Thursday with tha team from South Side School. Boy* and girla of all ages were al­ lowed to play and showed good sportsmanship aa well as skills, directors said. Future plans Include a Doll and Hobby Show Friday. Soft drinks will again be on sale, the profits of which will be used to buy mors art auppilts or mors recreation aquipmantT" Wednesday will be ths last day for thoss wishing to mak* ceramics to do so. A very In­ teresting art program Is plan­ ned for ssch day of th* wtslc for th* next three weeks. Many boys and girls art en­ joying ths summer dance scheduts, especially ths aero­ batics and tumbling. Tha last three days of ths summer Recreation Program it Is hop­ ed that Pine Crest can be host to Westslde-Grsmmsr and South Side School for a Play Day, ths winners o f these events receiving prises. The SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK • a Incorporated 1927 AFFILIATED WITH THE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF JACKSONVILLE SANFORD, STATEMENT OF FLORIDA CONDITION AS OF JUNE 30, 1664 COMPTROLLER'S CALL RESOURCES Loans and Discounts..................................................................$5,979,588.21 Less: Reserve for Losses on L oan s.................................... 1,398.31 Overdrafts.................................................................................. Banking: H o u se ......................................................................... Furniture & F ixtu res.............................................................. Parking L o t ................................... ........................................... Federal Reserve Bank S tock ................................................... Other Resources ....................................................................... Customers Liability Under Letters of Credit......................... U. S. Government Obligations............................................... $4,291,612.99 Other Bonds and Securities .................................................. 1,167,664.86 Cash and Due from B an ks........................................................ 1,516,157.81 TOTAL ...................................................................................... 5,978,189.90 1,049.18 127,947.38 86,001.47 100,250.94 26,250.00 38,173.67 2 , 000.00 6,975,435.66 $13,335,298.20 LIA B ILIT IE S Capital S to ck ............................................................................................................. Surplus ...................................................................................................................... Undivided P ro fits.................- .................................................................................. Reserves .................................................................................................................... Unearned Discount ................................................................................................. Letters of Credit.................................................................................................. DEPOSITS ..................................................................................................... TOTAL .......................................................................................................... OFFICERS 375,000.00 500,000.00 121,499.84 85,500.96 237,349.41 2 ,000.00 12,013,947.99 $13,335,298.20 DIRECTORS GEORGE D. BISHOP Sanford, Florida GEORGE A. ORTAGtJS Chairman o f th* Board u $ W. SCOTT BURNS Manager, Florida Power A Light Co. Sanford, Florida H. HODGES President R. F. MANN Executive Vic* President MRS. LOIS D. HOUSHOLDER Assistant Vira President H. D. ROWLAND Cashier WILLIAM V. HEMPHILL President, Bill Hemphill Motor*, Inc. Sanford, Florida H. H. HODGE8 President G. C. McBRIDE Assistant Cashier MRS. CATHERINE M. RAY Assistant Cashier ROBERT E. LEE Cattle Oviedo, Florida D. T. MATHEWS, JR. Auditor R. F. MANN Executive Vies President GEORGE A. ORTAGUS First Vic# President The Atlantic National Bank o f Jacksonville Jacksonville, Florida ^ ljt H. B. POPE President. H. B. Pope Company Inc. Sanford, Florida A. K. SHOEMAKER, JR. President Shoemaker Construction Company. Inc. Sanford, Florida IRA E. SOUTHWARD President, Southward Fruit Company, Inc. Sanford, Florida GEORGE A. SPEER, J R , Attorney Sanford, Florida Member Of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 4l �tH)> ®anfnrh ■trail) July 14, 1964 — Pnge 3 Reds Increase Pressure On South Vietnam Lake Project Seen As Mecca For Tourists Lakefront Plan Not Connected eloo* With Canal Four hour parking meters have been instalU-d at the city's new parking lot on the rorncr of First Street and Park Avenue and business li brisk. • • • f 4 At last, men, some relief from tight shirt collars. Tney are coming out with stretch collars on shirts that will stretch a whole sire and a half. No more choking. More room for bobbing Adam's ap­ ples. • * • Automation is affecting everyone. Now they have au­ tomatic meter readers to read , your electric meter, with a signal in code which is con­ verted by a data processor. ■ Pretty soon the housewife won't have anyone to talk to The iceman has disappeared, along with the grocery boy, ______ the_IruU-^wJd!er and numer­ ous other callers who broke the monotony of tha day. • • • The familiar little minia­ ture license plates manufactured by the Disabled Amer­ ican Vets are now being mail­ ed to more than one million Florida motorists. If y o u haven't gotten yours yet, you’ll get it by September. • • • ■ One of our clock-watchers had occasion to be thankful for this service once when we lost our keys on a downtown street and had them prompt­ ly returned to us, thanks to the DAV's license tag Identi­ fication. • *• — * 4 • Mrs. L. E. Spencer of LongWood was the winner of the South Seminole Dank'e birth­ day contest, receiving a 433 savings account. Situ cama closest to estimating the total deposits at the end of the first three years operation. Actual deposits totaled 45,774,848, bank records show. • • • A report from tho Florida Park Service says last year was a banner year In attend­ ance and income, with 4,528,311 persons visiting state parks and memorials. This was an increase of nearly 600,UOU over the previous year. Campers found the slate parks to their liking, as rec­ ords show 623,000 persons camped in Florida during the past year. Twenty-six per cent more than last year. • • • Glenn Utt of Sanford has been named to the Dean's List at Piedmont College again. This is nothing new for Glenn who has maintained his high scholastic average ail the way through college as he did when he attended Semin­ ole High. • • • * * , £ ’ tg * Florida citrus growers have a record Income of 4*36 mil­ lion last year, not counting government payments, t h e University of Florida reports. This accounted for 34 per cent of the cash Income to the stale's farmers. Second to cit­ rus income was livestock, with dairy products bringing In 466 million and cattle, calv­ es, and hogs adding another |78 million, for a total of |213 million. • • • There has been a 414 per cent increase in the Income from livestock and livestock products in the past two de­ cades, due to better pasturing, iicttcr grades of livestock, belter disease and insect control and Improved managemen l procedures, according (o Dr. I). L. Brooke, econ­ omist with the Florida Agri­ cultural Experiment Stations. • • • The largest increase in em­ ployment In the South in May was in Florida, where 64,000 non farm workers were added to payrolls, the U. S. Departrnent of Labor says. Average wages were 467.36 per week. Compared with a national average of $103.98, though. However, the Florida aver­ age was highest in the South sxcept for Alabama. • • • Out of our readers has writ­ ten to offer his help in starttng a Humane Society. If you ere Interested, look for Ills lllU.i i.i Ue Letter a to the Ed­ itor inside. U. S. M ilitary County Moves Toward New Cites 'Danger' Courthouse The objective o f the plan One of the major features presented by the bankers o f about developing Sanford's Sanford for the construction lakefront into a first class of n luxurious lakefront fa ­ marina is that the project is cility la to create a big at­ not dependent upon the pro­ traction that will lure money­ posed Sanford-Tilusville can­ ed sportsmen and vacationers al. The completion of the cross FRANCIS HOU.MILLAT from nil ever the country. . . . C. o f C. slate canal — already under Behind this basic objective construction — will certainly Is tho idea o f a solution to contribute le the success of a the “ all too apparent probmarina operation here. lrms which face the business And there is no reason to complex commonly known ns deny the fact that when Hie "downtown Sanford", if in­ St. Johns-Indian River Canal deed not all o f the Sanfcrtl becomes a reality the big retail area.' problem Sanford will (ace is “ The City nf Sanford has how to enlarge the marina one basic advantage over development. all othrr municipalities in Slnoe the operation of plea When the Casselberry Town the Central Florida area— sure craft has become the number one economic phis? of Council convened for its reg­ this bring our frontage on the expanding recreation in ular meeting Monday night Lake Monroe and the Inher­ dustry, boaters will In* able Chairman Edward Lunn ask­ ent benefits to he derived to ccme down the Atlantic ed that Attorney Robert Dyer. ln_e«nneetion_ with the St. coastal "waterway to Titus7 Tcpmcmlng CSRjnFertJG ar■ Johns River, the newlyvllle, visit Sanford, go north­ dens, see to it that recording authorised c r o s s • state ward to Palatka. enter the equipment and a stenotype barge ranal and the an­ cross state canal and move to machine be removed from ticipated St. John* Indian the Gulf. Of course, the op­ the chamber. River canal. Since Council Attorney Ken posite route Is also true. The extensive facilities, If The boaters already exist. McIntosh had not arrived, carried out as proposed would W hit they’re searching for and no effort was made to be of a "high-class' scope and now are facilities. remove the equipment, Lunn nature that would attract Sanford can provide those asked for and received a mo­ "big names" In the motel facilities. tion and a second that the If Sanford doesn't, someone meeting bo adjourned tem­ world, "chain” restaurant or nightclub corporations, utili­ else will and the city will he porarily. left waiting at the end of a When McIntosh did arrive zing the publicity attendent gangplank. he and the Council mem tiers cn a new location to attract In fact, it is rumored unaffi* huddled in a three-minute visitors. dally Uiat a large national private session and Use meet­ "The sim o f this plan," construction company on Hie ing was reopened. Lunn im­ ila proposers said, "ia to othcr side of the lake is ser­ mediately asked for a move create a really big attrac­ iously considering just such a tion, not local fishermen to adjourn. move. Cliff Overman made the with a five gallon gas ran motion which was quickly and a picnic lunch." "It must he first-rate, seconded by Art la;go and Lunn gave lied the meeting in­ with the kind nf farltlllr* that attract yacht ownrrs, to adjournment. Dyer said alter the meeting with plenty o f leisure lime that it was poxsiblo that cer­ and plenty o f money to tain actions by- Hie Council spend," thry emphasised. "A tdg-niuna luxury motel, may be needed before* the official minutes of the meet­ a first rate n-stuurniiL and Why boat around the hush? ing would be available. Lunn nightclub and yacht club Sanford's downtown section had told Dyer that minutes of that could accommodate con* is facing the most critical the Hirelings of the Council v e n 11 o n s and delegations period in its long history. were available. Hut minutes would see thousands of peo­ Once bursting at the seams, could not be obtained until ple coming hero and all of It Is now spotty and ra g g e d - after they were approves! by tho downtown nrea would feel plagues! with more than too the Council and that usually the Impact,” it was pointed many vacant stores and within requires about a muntli. nut. > short period of time there The reasons why Dyer, Slcn“ Sanford has never hud ac­ will even be more. otyplst Miss Barbara Blair, commodations to serve con­ More than one business man and recording machine oper­ ventions, and every rivlr, frnwill agree that downtown San­ ator Thomas Herald, a Cossetternul, business, undo and ford Is dying, The outlying b e r r y Hardens employee, shopping centers arc attract­ were present was not reveal­ religious organization has its annual state, district, region­ ing the shoppers and if some­ ed. al and national conventions. thing Isn’ t done to revitalise Councilman Art Lego said They would come here, at­ the downtown area to attract after the meeting that there tracted by the waterfront, by again the consumers the blight would bo no official meeting the very uniqueness o f the lowill continue and the condi­ o( the Council until Aug. 1U. cation urn! the natural la-auty tion will become even more o f the waterway,” spokesmen critical. said. Within a few weeks another major shopping center will at­ “ Every |o<»| organization tract another of Sanford's which is affiliated with a major downtown stores. When state or national organization this particular store—now the ran hi* a unit o f the Chamber area’s major shopping attrac­ Five men developed the key of Commerce in attracting tion— goes, so will most of the to Hie marina project which their associates to meet here, people who shop in the down­ has been presented to the City if wo have something really town section Commission and the quintet good, really first-rate to o f­ Revitalization is the answer. was probably Hie busiest in fer them. Tho potentialities But the question is howT the Sanford area for more are unlimited,” it was pointed Sanford's top financial Insti­ than six months. out. tutions have studied the pro­ The idea had been in the blem. They’ve come up with the best possible answer they back of their minds for some could find—the development time and, shortly after tho of Sanford's lakefront pro­ start of 1961, they held their perties into an attraction first meeting. They interview­ (Continued from Page One) which will draw people to ed engineering firms which 1904, and 110 in tha second Sanford and bolster the down­ had had marina development quarter o f 1003. The nationwide shallowtown section as well as the experience and asked for a economy ol the general San­ preliminary design for the draft water carrier associa­ tion first begun keeping wa­ lakefront. ford area. From Unit preliminary pat­ terside site plant construc­ With thousands upon thou­ sands of people coming to tern, John Burton IV and his tion and expansion record* in Sanford—the year 'round to architectural staff made the 1952, Sinro then 6,170 water­ —aboard their pleasure crafts detailed proposition which side plant site development* they will be within walking was presented to commis­ have been reported. distance of the downtown sioners .Monday night. Second quarter tabulations area. Serving on the committee for 1904 show that 42 o f the They will spend money here. for the past several months new facilities were chemical And that means new business­ have been Burton, Howard H. production plants; 26 were es to fill the vacant stores, Hodges, president of the San­ general manufacturing plants; new customers for the old ford Atlantic National Bank; 22 were terminals, docks and establishments, a general in­ George Touhy, executive vice wharves; 16 were metal pro­ crease In the economy of the president of First Federal ducing planta; nine were area, and a major attraction Savings and Loan Associa­ storage facilities and ware­ for which Sanford likely will tion; T. K. (Gene* Tucker, houses; flv* were groin In­ gain national fame. president of the Florida State stallations; four each of pe­ Boating Is the fastest grow­ Bank, and John Kridcr, Sem­ troleum facilities, pulp and ing phase of the rapidly ex­ inole Chamber of Commerce paper planta, and cement panding recreation industry. executive and coordinator for plants; three were shipyards; Not many cities have an oppor­ two were power plants; and the project. tunity such as Sanford has. one was a sugar refinery. It's the answer to Sanford's The waterways where the downtown problem simply beThe North Orlando Charter greatest activity took place cause it will revitalize It. Board advised The Herald to­ in new plant itarts and ex­ day that legal advice o f Sen­ pansions in (he second quar­ ator Mack N. Cleveland Jr. ter o f 1904 were: Mississippi NEW CHILEANS (UPI) — has Iteen *might on the matter fliver with 31 proejets; Ohio Segregationist Leader Lean- of Uie “ delayed" election, ori­ River with nine projects; Il­ der H. Perez Sr. o f Plaque­ ginally scheduled by t h e linois Waterway with seven mines Parish will visit St. board for Monday, on recom ­ projects; and Calcasieu River, Augustine to speak at a segre­ mended changes in Urn .tillage Savannah River, and Tampa Bay with fir s projects each. gationist rally. charter. Casselberry Council Meets To Adjourn Boost Needed For Sanford's Downtown Brainchild Of 5 Businessmen Waferfronf Ask Legal Advice Perez To Speak X XT M W t MARCHING SEM1NOLES Hem! Girl Officer, Peggy Rower, sella n ticket lo Bund Director Peter Rtikttr for the movie which the band ■fw tm n-iiig to. help defray rnst nf thetr.jQiU J}f town trips. The movie Is “ The Patsy" starring Jerry Lewis, which will ho seen at tho Ritz Theater, July 19-22. Tickets are on sale from all members of tho Seminole High School band. Barry Appeals For Republican Unity SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Sen. Hurry Goldwater bid fur more convention votes today by deploring party strife within the GOP ami nil nek lug President Johnson as “ abso­ lutely unequipped” to be in the White House. Goldwater made the Presi­ dent his target at a meeting with tho Oregon delegation. Using a word that has been much discussed at Hits con­ vention, Goldwater said the Democratic party is being taken over by “ Hie most dan­ gerous of all extremists — by the socialists who want to change our way of business and centralized government." He also said issues should have figured more promlnnntly in Hu* battle for the GOP presidential nomination which reaches a climax with the se­ lection of a party standard hearer Wednesday night. Instead, lie said, "Republi­ cans have seemed bent on de­ stroying Republicans." " I f I am the nominee," Text Of Marina Proposal Given This is the text c f the mnrinn proposal presented to City Commissioners Monday by Ansel Snow and Grover Todd. "We, Ansel Snow and Grov­ er Todd, «r“ Interested In teasing tho present municipal pier along tha north aids of Seminole Boulevard for the purpesc o f operating a b o il marina and concessions on said property. “ It Is with the Intention," the proposal continues, “ of constructing a r e s t a u r a n t with public restrooms, tackle and halt shop of permanent type construction; also to build a minimum c f 20 boat ■lips during the fiist year of operation." Snow and Todd request a lease agreement with the City fur a period of "5 years at an annual rental fee of $1 per year, with a renewal clause fur an additional 16 years. This lease agreement would include 238 feet west of Muni­ cipal Pier and 1,000 feet eaaL Snow and Todd agree to pny the city one cent per gal­ lon cn gasoline sold, plus $1 n month for each boat slip oc­ cupied for a minimum period o f one month. The group wants tho city to remove the existing con­ crete band stand down to the footings, to facilitate con­ struction o f the proposed building. Snow and Todd made no mention of how much they would spend, but stated at the commission meeting that they would spend "about $25,000.’* Goldwater said, “ President Johnson and his cohorts cun do no more damage to me than has U rn done by other Republicans." Guldwater also (old the Ore­ gonians in answer lo a ques­ tion that lie supports the Tuft11art ley law provision which permits a stale to make its own decision on right-to-work legislation. The first step toward a r.ew courthouse for Seminole Coun­ ty was taker, today when the County Commission authorized County Attorney Harold JiJinson to begin drafting an en­ abling act. The act when completed would be presented to the county’ s legislative delegation for presentation to the 1969 session of the state legislature for approval Chairman James P. Avery, in suggesting today’s action, said that if Hie act were ap­ proved by the '65 legislative session any plans for the con­ struction of a new courthouse facility coutd not be included any earlier than In Hie 1905-CG budget. The Commission today also established a five-man com ­ mittee to recommend an en­ abling ~fcC“lJIVtag the COUIlty authority to employ a full time planner. Tile planner will be required if Seminole it to fully parti­ cipate in funds for t h e planning program now being undertaken in east Central Florida. Commissioner John Fitzpatrick was named head of the committee to serve with County Engineer William Hush, County Zoning Director Robert Brown, County Attor­ ney Harold Johnson, and Gor­ don Orr, a member of Hie East Central Florida Planning Council assigned lo work with the Orange-Seminole Planning Committee. Tlie Hoard also okayed the preparation of an enabling art which would give legisla­ tive approval to the county lo standardize per dlam rales. Six Main Points Group Presents To Development Marina Plan The lakefront development program presented to the SAIGON, South Viet N a m - fatalities, according to U. S. (UP1>— U. S military head­ Defense Department figures. A high level military spokes­ quarters here announced tonight lhal Communist North man told newsmen here that Viet Nam has accelerated its during the past year, the Com­ infiltration into the south. It munist Viei Cong forces have said stepped-up Communist managed nearly to double tha activity has “ introduced a number of 'hard core" or reg­ certain amount of danger" in ular units operating in tha four provinces nearest North northernmost four provinces Viet Nam. of South Viet Nam. He said the build-up was ac­ The announcement was made in an extraordinary complished by making use of news conference called by the former North Vietnamese re­ gular army personnel. These military. northern regular! It followed disclosure that former three American officers had comprised at least 20 pex cent been killed in a daylight Com­ of Uie new Viet Cong forma­ munist ambush of a convoy tions, the spokesman said. The spokesman said It 40 miles north of Saigon. Six­ teen Vietnamese also were would be a week before th« killed in the Viet Cong guer­ military here would be able to say positively whether or not rilla ambush Monday. The ambush killings brought there had been an invasion by North Vietnamese to 157 the cumber of Amer­ regular ican servicemen killed In com­ units. “ We are not In a p o sitlv | | bat In South Viet Nam since Jan. 1, 1961. Ninety-six other say there are regular P a V w Americans have died from (People's Army of Viet Nam) other causes such as training units in Souti Viet Nam," the accidents '"for' a~ ( o l i r of ~ 2S3 jj spokesman^said;-------- — Project To Require No Additional Taxes For the benefit of our read­ ers, The Herald point! out that the proposrd plans for selling revenue certificates to finance the waterfront deve­ lopment proposed by the "banker's plan" involves no additional taxes. Several yerrs ago tho city secured a franchise from tho Florida Tower and Light Company which pays a six percent franchise fee on the company’s gross business re­ turns within the city limits. Tlie City Commission has designated there monies for purposes of capital Invest­ ments, capital outlays, capital development and improve­ ments. This Is Die kind of develop­ ment or Investment in which no substantial return on re­ venue Is expected, such as the Civic Center, l l « Number Two fire station and the Goldsboro swimming pool. Though token charges are made for the use of the civic renter and awimming pool, these only defray rusts of alteration and maintenance, and do not repay any of the cost of construction. In constructing a first-class marina development such as tlm banker's plan proposes, the city would pledge the re­ venue from this FPL fran­ chise for a number of years. However, as tite banker's plan points out, once Die landfill area, bulkheads and docks are constructed, they would be leased to private in­ vestors for construction of the motel, restaurant, nightclub, marine supply facilities yacht club, gas, oil, etc. These leases and concess­ ions would help to pay off tho revenue certificate Issue, but as the hankers pointed out, would involve no profit to the city, at least for many years lo come, until such time as the loan had liven retired. This kind of an Investment, wherein no profit is anticipat­ ed, at least for many years, Is A group of local business­ City Commissioners o f Han­ men, who were nover Identi­ ford has much to recommend fied, cither in writing or ver- It. On close study It appears hntly, have presented a plan to bo iittraelive, appealing, to utilize tho present band•holl pier and breakwater to possible, Just If lido, mid fi­ nancially feasible. construct a marina. Favorable and prompt aeHpiikestnan for the group was James Chapman, local lien could bring to fruition ono of the most progressive, architect. This group Is asking tho comprehensive and beneficial City to lease to them ■ por­ projects ever undertaken by tion of the waterfront, for 41 the City o f Sanford. Here are some of Hie points a year for three yenrs, with the leasee* to pay to tho Hint were made by tho pro­ city after three year*, three posing commltteo of local pen-ent of their gross profit hankers; 1. It is of sufficient magni­ for the next fivr year* and tude to attract high-type five pereent for the following 12 year*, for ■ total initial businesses with capital to in-, vest in surh economically litfso of 20 year*. The portion that thry wish feasible venture*; Z. It has tha popular ap­ to lease ineludri the muni­ cipal pier, known a* the old peal of one of the most rapid­ hnmlshell, plus the break­ ly growing business combina­ water which ha* been built tions In the country —recrea­ tion and Improved uses of by fill. The group alao ask* that the waterways; 3. It ha* ezrcllrnt shortthey have the right to re­ range possibilities and pro­ lease or extend the lease for another 20 years when tho found long-range potential; 4. It preserves for the City first ono expires, if their ven­ of Sanford and ila citizens ture It *ucrr**ful. The group told the City control aver and ezrcllrnt use Commissioner* that within of Us most important asset; 6. It preserves revenue-proono year they would repair and extend ilia existing during potential that Justi­ docks; construct restroom fa­ fies municipal operation — cilities; Install gasollno ser­ over and above the beautifi­ vice facilities; construct cov­ cation and recreational bene­ ered and uncovered boat fit*; 6. It ia fiscally feasible and lips; muIntain a beat slip for (Continued from Page One) the rlty police rescue bout therefore ia attractive as a un additional yacht Imsin to and maintain frea public sound investment for finan­ ucconiinodato a further 120 cial Institution!. launching ramp. lionts which would b« con­ They would also Install and structed a* usage developed. maintain a marine service fa­ Further lung-rangs plans cility and construct addition­ envision tha moving c f the al boat rumps, slips and docks oil atorage tanka and duck* (Continued from Page One) "as tho demand warrants.’' presently located oast of the revenue derived from the The group also asked that French Ave. Into tha desig­ and Light they l>e granted the right to Florida Power nated Industrial development Company franchise. ronatruct and operate a bar The anllclpalrd revenues area west on French Avs. and resUurunt and a yacht TIda cleared-out area, In and the life of the franchise club. appear to be sufficient to tho long-range plana o f the The amount to be spent on make the tale of a half mil­ committee, would then bo these facilities, during the lion dollars worth of certficlau nvnllnhle for new shop* and first year's initial phase wat issues a bankable transaction. stores as needed by the quoted as being “ not leas" Contract with LoomU-Lecdy, growth and progren o f the than 426,000. the city's fiscal agent, has city and the waterfront at­ zhown that the plan is finan­ tractions. Preliminary contact with oil cially feasible. LONG BEACH. Calif. (UPI) The Sanford Atlantic Bank, companies show no serious — Pierre Salinger, f o r m e r the Florida Slate Bunk and objection to transferring their White House press secretary, the First Federal Swings and present facilities to a new addressed the 41st annual Loan Company have pledged site, or posslbla extension o f convention of the American to the city their whulrhcartrd their facilities to supply fuel Newspaper Guild (ANG) to- coopegalion in planning, and fur the yachts which would be anchored in the basin. financing the project Layout Cost Estimated Salinger Speaks defined si • capital improve­ ment. “ Such capital improvement as this is the purpose for which tho FPL franchise wag obtained," ono commissioner pointed out. "It is tlie people’s money, and it Is to be spent for things which arc ■ benefit to all the people, to improve Dio recrea­ tional, social and cultural livx’s of our citizens." Spotlight (Continued from Page One! that Ills group was also Intar* ested In seeing Hanford grow, but felt local people should huvo first option on future development." (Who these local people were was never explained.) Frauds Hmimillat, a mem* her o f the banker’s group re­ marked that ha felt local people should huvo a part la It, ton, ’But, lot’s face It," RoumtlInto said. "There am no ’ local* people who have the epecula* live capital that Is needed te do tide job ‘ right.' To develop our waterfront in a first-clast way that will attract big name motels, restaurants, yachtsmen and people with hlg money. The benefits to be derived will not be from soil­ ing gas or halt, but In the money Hint would he spent In the downtown shopping area by thousands nf tourists, sportsmen ami convenllunete Hint wo want to attrart to a luxurious waterfront urea,’’ •We must provido such an attractive locution that na­ tionally known firms will be enger to build brre," he add­ ed. “ The city Is the only or­ ganization In (own that has the capital to accomplish such a waterfront development and do it Hie way It should he done, by using the money of all the people of Hanford te develop something that will benefit nil the people o f Sawfold ," Touhy added. Hero are comments o f the City Commissioner* In re­ gards to the waterfront de­ velopment plan na presented by the Linker’s group, provid­ ing engineering studies find that It is feasible; Hlgglnbothnm—“ I'm willing to go along." Baker— "In favor of bail* plan." Crnpps—"A very good dial, go along 100 (ier rent." Wilson—‘ Wes, this is whs* we need." IUtiorn;—"Will go along with basic plan” Knowles—"O.K., U engi­ neering studies show this Ik ia feasible." Commissioner Crsppa said that he would be willing to commit the city to develop­ ing the waterfront if the banker’s group could show that they have investor* com­ mitted to “ coma In here." Co m m I a ■ 1 o n * r Raborn agreed with this view. Two other men who spoke fur tho “ Chapman group'* were Senator Mack Cleveland ami Dr. Vincent Roberta. �Young Man’s World As If we, er, mature folks already .didn’t have enough to worry about, we now face the fact that the coun­ try is going to the kids. The Census Burenu has announced thnt half of the 102 million people in the United States arc under the age of 28.5 years. And that isn't nil. By 1085, the bureau nays, half of the 2(56 million Americans will be under the ago of 28 years. Now if this trend continues, the unstntisticnl mind has to conclude that by the year 2025 almost every­ body will be younger than 20, or hnlf the population will la? under 15, nr something like thut will have happened. Bruce Biossat — Roy Cromley CIGARETTE GIRL Political Notebook What’s this going to do to those o f us who already aren't younger than 28.5 and will, unless somebody invents something fast, have been getting older all the time the nation is getting younger7 It stands to reason thnt with more and more customers getting young­ er, manufacturers and merchants will cater to them. So we older folks (those over 20) may have to wear romper suits, drive kiddy cars, eat nothing but potato chips and hot dogs, nnd go Into shrieking hysterics over tho Beatles. But hang in there, old-timers. The Beatles themselves won’t be so doggoned young by then! So heh, heh, heh to you yeah, yeah, yeah kids. WASHINGTON — (NBA) — It was once predicted thnt Richard M. Nixon might fig ­ ure prominently on the Anirr' Icsn political scene until a]|molt thi year 2000. The wny thing* have been going for him, that forecast could br o ff thl mark by 30 years. Though he still registers relatively high in nalionul public opinion polls, a canvsss of political leaders in the Republican party now finds him dropping sharply in their scale of interest. The evidence suggests that in the month of June lOfll Nixon may have ended f"r all lime any chance o f ever being considered again as a presidential propecL Tho only thing that hold* one back from flatly saying he is dead politically is the fact that a good many ob­ server* said just that two years sgo, after his dismul television complaint against tha press tho day following his defeat for governor o* California. Nixnn somehow managed to put that behind him. changed hi* residence to New I No Ulterior Motives (?) A grent sociological advancement of this election year is the discovery by both political parties thnt women are Important. President Johnson, who somehow had projected the image o f a man who regarded the opposite sex pri­ marily as dancing partners, is becom­ ing Increasingly convinced of their inherent right and ability to hold important governmental jMists. He is, accordingly, naming women right and left to high level jobs. ThSHepnblicim s‘ caT rtn k e"a-h h itr So GOP members of the House Ways and Means Committee are now out­ raged over the fact that our indies, heaven bless them, are still paying wartime federal excise taxes on such essential feminine accouterment as lipsticks, beauty crenms, cosmetics, Jewelry, purses and furs. "It Is difficult to understand,’’ these congressional cavaliers romnrk acidly in shocked disbelief, "why an administration which professes to bo so interested In furthering the ca­ reer o f the Amorlcnn woman should be so opposed to the repeal of these taxes which fall so heavily on Amer­ ican womanhood." An impartial observer has to rate this as gallantry’ nt Its l»cst. Sir Gal­ ahad, Sir Walter Raleigh or even Cary Grnnt couldn't have done bet­ ter. And you can bet that LBJ and Democrats all down the line nre squirming. You can't enjoy fighting chivalry! The nicest thing about all this, really, Is that you just know it has not occurred to either the doting Democrats or the enraptured KepuliIfciuis that their tender solicitude may bring out a few more feminine' ■vnTCfr'for'Thc side- vtnri- gets lucre fastest with the mostest. No, ma'am, this here is just our leaders' bashful way of telling you girls that you are wonderful, Espec­ ially right now. Letters To The Editor Editor, Tha Herald t Tho question has hern roll­ ed again—why do the Hoy Rcoula need money from the United Fund whrn jmrenti of tlieae eaine grouts hava ao many eipcm ra in ihti connec­ tion f And In an effort to anawer thia question 1 hava au­ dited tha following Informa­ tion. Parent* of Roy Bcoula •pend about $30 a year on unifonni, ramping equipment, provisions for camp, trip*, •thletlc contrail, etc. Seminole County Illatrlct: There are 1,202 boy* uml 278 volunteer leaden In Seminole County, alio two full-time profenlonal executive* and on* Camp Ranger or curoluker. Figuring 4 meetlngi per month, they have a total of approximately 6,1<IB b o y a meeting at regular meetings each month. This doc* not in­ clude specie! event*, athletic •vents, swimming, camping, Jamboree*, etc. First Aid course* and badges nre probably (be moil popular of all the activities; next, swimming nnd llfe-snvIng; third, clllxenahip, which Includes definite activities In tha home, the community nnd tho nation. Also, there are In­ ternational activities surh as correspondence, exchange of Information, rustomi, etc., with other eountries. It Is estimated that tha nnriiml expenditure hy tha three paid ftenuters In Seminole County will approximate $ 17,000 to ftlR.OOO. In addition, a great deal n( money for the purchase of food for the ramp Is ex|iended here. Camp Howard, which was given to the Central Florida Counrll for a Negro ramp, located not far from Markham, purchases practically all supplies local­ ly. Many supplies fur Camp Herald Area Correspondents Alla onto Springs Mrs. Julia liar to* 834-1814 B**r l.ake-Forral City Mrs. Maryann Miles B3ft-3478 Casselberry Mrs. Jans Casselberry 838-4444 Chuluota Mrs. Joan Msg In >44-3741 Ileltona Mrs. Mildred IIb m j 448-4411 Lake Monroe Mrs. 11. I.. Johnson 322-473* l.nngwned Mrs. Henna Kstsa 83B-33I7 North Orlando Mrs. Doris Dean 322-198* Osteen Mrs. Clarenrr Snyder 122-4811 Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn l.undy 384-3414 Enlerprlae Mrs. Ritchie Harris 448 4134 Page 4 Geneva Mrs. Jo*. K. Math leas 34I-4B14 Lake Mary Mrs. France* Wetter 322-421• Sanford, Florida Tuesday, July 14, 1064 WALTKM A. «JIKLOOT, MDITOM ASB rU ILU aX B r a ils v o LTOi . in b , JULIA* L. ITBXtTSUM Aiaeelata Killer ■ AUKS I. JOHNSON Managing tcdlior HKUUKN lilLl.I.SH U W Telegraph Kilter DOMIB WILLIAMS BocJstr Klltor D oran AUSTIN c i r n l u i e s ■ Osaaeai | U I| » NUBKNT AI.KBANUI'N Advertising Hlrseloe NOS UHGUX AAtsrllelng Uaagger nor n m Osnersl AJttrtlelug Manager MAMMIKTT M. STAJPLUTO* Clseellle* Director JAnlM SMOKMAKKM city KJit Of Uselneee Mtseger JI'DV WMLLS r a s a w klls Oegatr Kilter Mechanical l«# L ■ILL VINCBNT, •tgff PViotogrepher D elivery i i 'S K B i r t i e x b a t s * By MaM g e n t set* C eeety AU •»•• t T**r •l l l f I tsar I.U 4 Masts* M l 4 Meathg I ♦« I Meats* MS I Mealba I.M I Meets 1.4* I Meats V. R Fes lot HsgalAllaas prevUa Uat aU avail »«t>*«ri*u*s* s« 4**4 I* a l v u c * leek La-Nu’-Clia, located at PaliIcy, Florida, are purchassil her*. Of the S weeks at Camp I.a-Nu'-Cha this year, the first week there were 287 boys, second week 284, and third week 8114. It is estimat­ ed that, If the present renova­ tions ara used, there will be approximately 2,001) campers there by llit first of August. lit addition to the regular summer cam|ig, part of the rutnp is used nearly every week during the winter hy one or more Troops or divi­ sions from some place In the Ccntrul Florida Council. LsNo'-Cbe, therefore, must be maintained on a year around basis, which means mainte­ nance, utilities nnd Insurance — all costs borne by the Coun­ cil. The 10 largest Councils in Region (I (the Boutheast) have a per capita cost In Utelr budgets ranging from 113.8b to Central Florida's, which Is 88.30. At present there ara auma 14,000 Hoy Heout* under thia Council but Indications ara that thia number wilt be exceeded shortly, Tha count lei Included ara Knmlnolo, Vol­ usia, lotke, Orange, Usceula, Urevard and Flagler. The Hoy Scouts of America is an enormous organization and is doing a tremendous job in molding our ciliien* of to­ morrow. Till* letter Is written with the hope that It lias answered many doubts and queries as to tha financing o f Roy Scouts and 1 am sure applies in much the same fuehlun to the (Jlrl Scouts of America. Sincerely yours, Mrs. II. F. Gina* Kxecutiva Secretary Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Tom want* la have I son, hut it looka as If he has alight rhaare. So study this rase for the latent facta about pregnancy and set determination o f bahles. And send for the booklet below, for hundreds of for­ merly childless wives hsve reported pregnsnrles after Using the data therein. CASK T-420: Tom K., aged 34, Is the father of three daughter!. "Hr. Crane," ha anid. “ we are rim y about our children, hut we'd also like to Imvn at least one son to help tmlnnce Ilia statistics. “ Rut how can a peraon try to influence tha determination of sexT “ I’ve heard a lot o f stories lliut am obviously far-fetched mid unscientific. “ Hut cun you doctors offer anything thut auunds plaus­ ible which my wife and ! could try ?" Hex Determination Cal Hershberger, K a l e * Ma linger of Hi* newspaper syndicate that sell* thl* col­ umn to editors, has a braullful wife and six pretty daugh­ ter*. In contrast, tha former clergyman In the little town near which we have our sum­ mer home In Indiana, had eight aons, without aver hav­ ing a daughter. All of these buys ara big, good looking mm, yet their mother is short and weighing barely 10O pound*. So the shift in the sexes obviously is based on some­ thing else than w e i g h t , height, or age of pirenta and even heredity. Go to your local library and read Chapter IV In the new, 10114 edition of my college textbook, ‘ Psychology Appli­ ed," If you wish a fuller ac­ count of sex detenu hint Ion. Rut I'll rompreas soma of tha basic medical facta herein. In 1930 a brilliant demonstra­ tion by Tjio and Levan allow­ ed that normal human cells carry only 40 chromosomes, Instead of tha 48 wa formerly attributed to them. At the time o f fertilisation, the mule sperm cells are of two type*. One cuntnins 23, of which one Is a “ Y " chromosome, but the* other type contains 23, of which one is an “ X.” Tha feimila ovum has 21, of which one i* an “ X." It is thus tha “ Y" sperm that produces boy babies. “ Yes, Hr. Crane," you may reply, "but Is there any wny by which to tip the arnica to bel|i made mole 'Y ‘ chromosuma reai'h the female ovum before the ‘ X’ chrom nt.t>mi gets there to fertilixe It?" Here's a little empirical ad­ vice; the " Y " I* thought to h* smaller and faster In 1U movements. Maybe that accounts for the fart that there Is a gen­ eral ratio at the moment of birth of 104 hoy bullies per 100 girl babies. And among miscarriages, the ratio of boy babies is even higher. So something beside* mer* chance favor* that " Y " sperm cell o f the rnnle. Ileilig smaller, however, It would probably !h> paralyzed foster by uuy exressive arid­ ity of the female vagina. For arid tends to atop tha motility of all sperm cell*. So many couples huvu re­ ported favorable results by using • soda douche, which thus neutralizes tha excessive acidity of tha wife. One teavpoonful of your kitchen baking soda per quart of warm water it thus a sim­ ple wny that may help favor the "Y " sperm cell. For further advice on preg­ nancy and tho molt likely time for conception, lend for my booklet "Facts About I'regnunacy and Foiter Chil­ dren," e n c l o s i n g a tong stamped, return envelope, plus 20 cents. (Always writ* to Dr. Crane la rare of this news­ paper. ear losing • lung stanpad, addressed envelop* and 20 rents hi rover typ­ ing and printing easts when you send for ona of hit booklets.) IT IH PROPERLY DESIGNED. LET US HELP YOU PLAN THE MOST EFFICIENT AND ECONOMICAL SYSTEM TO MEET YOUR NEEDS — NOW on life. Through much of the cur­ rent GOP presidential cam­ paign, ho wus rated n seri­ ous contender, the likely in­ heritor o f heavy delegate strength should Sen. Harry Goldwater fall by the vvuyside. To Judgr from the respon­ ses o f Republican lenders, two events account for Nix­ on's Hidden, precipitous, nnd this time perhaps enduring fall from political grace. First was his performance at tha Governor* Conference In Cleveland. Party profes­ sionals, having just read a Monday Detroit statement from Nixon which sounded Ilk* a near endorsement o f RY IIAI. COCHRAN A bakery guve an employ* 140 after lie had served for 24 yean. The best roll he'd ever handled. • • • Many monn Just don't know what to do with their little kids during vacation. And they wouldn’t know what to do without them. himself. They believe that self-serv­ ice is the only thread of con­ sistency which runs through tho hatful of statements Nix­ on has made on the presiden­ cy in the past few weeks. Nixon's long-avowed ene­ mies would say to this: "Po what's new?" Rut the fact is. that until that fateful morning o f Juno 9 in Cleveland, when ha launched his long, somewhat rambling attack on Uoldwuter. Nixon still held the high regard of countless GOP leaders. By the time hr had finish­ ed clucking hi* tongue over Scranton's “ unfortunate im­ pression” of weakness, Nixon had lost much of the respect he enjoyed. He is never mentioned now as n possible 1004 comprom­ ise candidate. He is not to of* ten mentioned at all. In u few places vvlieto convention del­ egates were already openly for him, they have switched to Goldwater or Scranton. Not many still cling. Nixon himself seems not to hnve understood wliut bus struck him. Sounding fuiutly like Harold Stassen, he re. cently made a new statement declaring his availability for the nomination. Yet of all the many prom­ inent Republicans who hove had “ image trouble” this have been damaged the* n o i l .— Mormon Mlleslnno A group of Mormons dedi­ cated their first temple at Kirtlnnd. Ohio, on March 27, 1830. This was destined to be­ come the first milestone in their wanderings westward. CHARLIE IS OUR BEST Barbs SALESMAN.. And he's not even on our payroll! H E R E ’S H O W Cimrlie culled n friend down nt Tho Humid. Told hint lie wus cxpnndinir. Needed n new mnn. The paper helped him write n real hum­ dinger of an nd. Charlie got it fireball. Then lie hud n grent buy on his products. The (Hiper helped him write some real pullers. Sales were at u cozy profit. Charlie’s happy und so are we! Charlies' our hig booster now, tells everyltody our circulutinn'ft BIG our readers love news, uportft, columnists, want add, cooking, fashions, comics. Charlie says thnt coverage attracta the right payroll and the puying customers! A LAWN SPRINKLER SYSTEM IS A GOOD INVESTMENT IF devastating, w a s Nixon’s gratuitous slop nt Fcnnsylvnnia's tiov. William Scran­ ton—by then an avowed rival of (Joldwater for tbu nomina­ tion—ns “ not a very strong man" because Scranton bn I bowed to Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's utging not to stir up tho party. Even many who oppose Scranton for the presidency feci this assault was “ un* political.” One eastern state leader compared it to Nixon's television performance after the election in 1902. Nor was anybody in the party much impressed whrn the former vice president later said he was not attack­ ing Scranton, but merely “ analyzing bis problem*." The upshot of Nixon's “ two events” is that a host of top Republicans bclievo thnt Nixon in mid-Hull stands revealed as interested not In pnrly~ unify, m>l* in ;i par Be- YorkrHriri")fniTrf,ii- frTivw- lrinic-''oI«r- tori+y- m im ,- -bu t-ou ty dr. Thought For Today But you, take courage I Do not let your hands be weak, for your work shall be rewarded.— II Chrun. 15:7. • • • Never give in! Never give In! Nev­ er— In nothing grent or small, large or pretty— never give in except to convictions o f honor nnd good sense. — Sir Winston Churchill. Goldwater, were astonished to hear him on Tuesday slicing the senator up and urging others to leap into the race. 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Florida's group has been split for months and even in­ to the fir«t day of the con­ vention Monday. Chairman Tom Fairfield Brown said he was unable to arrange a cau­ cus to poll the unpledged dele­ gates. Both Sen Barry Goldwatcr and Gov. William W. Scran­ ton appeared before the Flor­ ida delegate* Sunday in bids to swing the. Floridians into their catnos. Brown has an­ nounced hi* support for Go’.dwatcr since arriving in San Francisco and Mrs. Jenet Showhaltcr of \tro Beach has de­ clared for Scranton, Th e delegates continued their feuding through Monday night's convention meeting. - Georgia’ s group - ' W — <*jtu "bToTb-il in a Itglif centering around Negro alternate dele­ gate Q. V. Williamson's con­ tention that he should vote for S. Jarvin Levlion. Both IiCvi>.on ami Williamson are from the 5th district (At­ lanta) t^vison is attempting to wrangle out of voting for Goldwatcr by passing Ills vote to an alternate. Potato Price A pound of potatoes in the Unjtrd States rosta the aver­ age factory worker 2 minute* of tabor, compared with f a minutes In England and 7 minutes in the Soviet Union. Feeding a Dog Any vegetables fed to a dog should first ha rooked and mashed because the dog can­ not digest vegetable chunks, according to the Encyclopae* dia Britnnniea. trauTnrh Mrs. Rossetfer Rites In East Vacation IN t * T ilt; n n c i ' i r r n r n T o r T in : m v i t i J i m i i t i . t in .I T T , 1% AMI f o i l • in n . m i i .i: . in M V , i t .n u n ).*, r ll SMTtllV \o. I l l ] * KKUKllAL NATION A I, M OnTO AUK ASSOCIATION, * e « iporatlen. n iv - try Hip utic|i<r*l|fft4‘4| that tliry vi Ilf runkr a|>[il1t"Ulull la i In* County Co inml** lfjii of Pcmltiul* County Flotilla, in !t» official rnattlriff room In th* Scmlnol# County Court Hour* located In Hanford, Florida, on Tu«*day, July 2S. A 1). 19*4. at 1 o*nn o'clock A* M , or a a arson thereafter a a tha a,« me may h# liranl» to vacni# that I*or 1 1nn rtf 1 ha t c**r I a 1ri au11dtvUtan know n and plait*d a a Pcaca Valley Miami Hprlnfa an! rrconlM In Plat Book 9, I»ik * 51 In the office of the Clerk of Circuit Court of HffitliioSt County, Florida, dr»» crihrtl a* follow*, to-wit! All that part of Peace Val­ ley Miami tiprlns*. Sami* nod# County. Florida, tc« rordlntf to plat thereof r«rorded In Plat Hook 9, pag* 51 In the offlr# of the <’ l#rk of Circuit Court of grnilnnl# County, Flor­ ida, lying Kaaterly of the Weaterly line of Lot 19 of laid pUt extended North 50 feet to the Northerly boundary of aaid plat, AND A LAO: 111 that part of reac« v»|* ley Miami Sprint*, Semi­ nole County. Florida, ac­ cording io plat thereof re­ corded In Plat Hook 9. page 51 In the office of th# Clerk of Circuit Court «f Hem Inote County, Flor­ ida. lying Weaterly of road right of way aa deter Ibed in that certain right of way deed dated November 1955, recorded tn Qffl rial Record* Rook "44 page 339 In eald Clerk's o ffic e ; put sue nt to the provlelon* of hec 192.29 and 192 30, Flor* Ida .Statute* /a / R. W. WILLIAMS / » / DOROTHY H. WILLIAM? /a / GRADY HTRAWDRU a/ ALMA U HTHAWDXR / * / I.OLA II. FRITZ ■/ TED WILLIAMS /• / SRLMA C. WILLIAMS >•/ H. P. HARTER (O vB tfil Publlah July T. 14, 1944 CDB-I1 Rev. Lawson Funeral Held Funeral service* for the Rev. John A. Lawson, who iltrd Saturday, were hrld Sun­ day at t;50 p. m. at Saint By Jane Casselberry A four week* orirntation Paul Missionary B a p t i s t Church with Krv. B. H. pmgram for children, who Hodge officiating. have nut attended kindergart­ Born in Sumpter, South en, entering first grade at Carolina, he came to Sanford South Seminole Elementary in 11*02. Rev. l-awson paslored at School at Casselberry will be held starting Monday, July several churches. Among them wrro churches in Orange City, 20 at 8 a. m. at thr school. Wagner, Lakr Mary, and RoseTha program will i>e of land Park, He retired from great advantage in helping In* employment with the City tha new students adjust to of Sanford after nearly fifty the classroom situation. Thenyear*. will he a fee of one dollar His survivor* include two and registration* can be made sons, J. A. Lawson Jr.. San­ by contacting the school o f­ ford: Richmond J. Lawson, fice. Winter 1'uik; one daughter, Mr*. KHinbeth Dunn, first Mrs, Josephine Itidgood, Read­ grade teacher, will hr in ing, Penn.; two daughters-inchargr of the program. law, Mrs. Flossie Lmvson, Sanford, Mr*. Jakie P. Lawson, Winter Park. Burial was Dry Cleaning Craftsman (lnr o f the most skilled Relialulitntinn ami retrain­ workmen in a dry cleaning plant ii the spotter who iden­ ing method* can help restore tifies and remove* stains by thr stroke patirnt to useful the use of chemicals, strain, living, Florida Heart Associ­ or tamping and dry brushing. ation says. "Itomi*" — Wrcd* As It Frrd* •’Kwjt" — For Desth To Chinch Bug* •’Satisfaction Or Money Hark Guarantee" in Odd Fellow* Cemetery, Wilson-Eichelberger Mortuary was in charge of arrange­ ments. Grnpevillr Nursery 2211 C.raprvillr Are. 322-0888 "Srnlta Dealer'* LOOK! IN N E R S P R IN G M A T T R E SS R E N O V A T IO N SP E C IA L Cleaning A Processing Frit • Brand New Cover for .Mattrrss • Dranil New Insulation whrrr needed *1 4 50 ALSO: New Mattresses, lto\ Springs, Hollywood Reds, Odd Sires ami King Sirr Beds Made To Order at Fartnty Price*! Echols ItKDDING CO. t i t Magnolia Are., Sanford 522-8521 A C h e v r o le t d e a le r s se ll m o r e c a rs th a n a n y b o d y B e c a u s e t h e y se ll g r e a t c a r s with your family NEW '6 4 Chevrolet Im pala Spurt Coup* rtslntlff. ^ vs OI.KN r OOnnt.K »mt AI.ICK K UOUULi;, his wife, m it ii i; South Seminole Program Opens Next Monday SCOTTS Hospital Notes \ n r i r n M !:ru ;n r Sf. Andrews Church School To Conclude Ily Maryann Mile* Vacation Church School at Bear I-ike’s Si. Andrews Presbyterian Church will con­ clude Wednesday with a cov­ ' -{j« 3 ered dish supper and open house for families ami friends at the rhurch beginning at (L.'Iit p. ni. (P*. p Director of the school has been Mr*. E. F. Colbert. Servin a* her assistant waa S ic •» Mrs. H. A. Essirk and Mr*. John E. Best Jr. waa in t. >« charge o f recreation. Don Patrick was in charge of hprratlng the film projector and Mis* Roberta Makin was sup­ ervisor of thr nursery. Department* and teacher* were: kindergarten I, Mr*. HOIIBY SHOW WINNERS in the South Seminole Elementary School Jerry Riddell. Mis* Shrrryl Summer Recreation Program in Casselberry were, from left, Hob Sulli­ Heath and Keith Kirkniann; van, stamps; Carol Sullivan, sowing; Cathy Casselberry, shells; Barbara kindergarten 2, Mr*. Ray­ Begin, pantomine and Dwight Pyc, coins. (Herald Photo) mond Josey, Mr*. J. A. Nirho|a nnd Rickey Driggers; primary I, Mrs. Willis D. Keifer, Mr*. Arthur Patrick and Rickey Heath; primary 2, Mrs. L. <’ . Tinsley, Mr*. James Hidgewcll and Brandon Heath; Junior*, Mrs E. W. JULY 1.1 heth Tubbs. Lake Mary. Rose, Mr*. George Wchr and Funeral services for Mrs. Miss Jeanne Patrick. ADMISSIONS b ir t h s Nancy Farinclln Rossetter, Rev. Thomas H. Mnktn, Krnta Kelly, Martin Sites, Mr. and Mr*. Lee Whark of wife o f A, K. Rossetter Jr., pastor of the rhurrh, served were held July fi in Harken, Judy Lindquist, William M<- Sanford, a Baby Boy; Mr and a* leader of tha rommunisnrk, N. J. Mrs. Rossetter Terr, .laiucs Warren, Harold Mr*. Albert Manley of San­ i auls rlas*. died on July 2 after n long Guinea. Barbara Lee, Freddie ford, a Baby Boy. Illness. DISCHARGES Rucker, Charlotte Bruce. RunImported Reindeer Born and educated in New aid Bruce, Elizabeth Is'geMe, l.illie McCloud, Judy Jordan When Alaska's wild caribou York City, she received her S h i r l e y Manley, Carolyn and baby boy, Sarah Gibb*, had been virtually depleted, undergraduate degree from Whmk. all of Sanford; E 'a .lame* Cherry, Lnrnine Pat­ the U S. government import­ Hunter College and a Mast­ Jo Klihike, Donna William* terson, Gertrude Cameron, all ed reindeer from Siberia to er’* Degree from Columbia son, Clovis Harris, William of Sanford; David Brown, found a herd as a continuing University. She worked dur­ Sneed, all of Lotigwnod; Pau­ Oviedo; J. Arthur Carter, Co­ source of meal aod hide for ing World War II with the Red Cross and m rehabilita­ the Eskimo*. line Poole, Did.and; Klira- coa. tion work. Until her illness sho was nrtive in the Garden Club, PTA and the Presbyter­ ian Church. Survivors, nthrr than her husbund, include three sons, four sisters and two brothel’s. Legal Notice in July 11, 1964 — Page 5 tirralD Legal Notice n o t ic e K\ iEljf For A Beautiful Lawn — S r m& BSS% s tipfinil.nit. o f at IT i \ u n iiT iiv u i: riiiin i i .n u nr. TO (ll.KN C aOHUt.K amt At.li’ K K. UulUILK, hi. wife, llr.lct.m-. unknown. Toil, Drtrmlants, are hrrslcr notified that a coninlalnl to (nrectn.s a certain murtgait* on the following describe! properly, m ine. tying and be­ ing In Seminole County, Flor­ ida, lo-wlti l.ot s. ntock It. TOWN8ITK OK NOIITH Cllt’ U '•>TA, a pcihdlvlalon. accord­ ing to plat thereof record­ ed In Plat Honk 3. page. II to II, inclusive, of Ilia Public Record* of Semi­ nole County, Ktorida; haa bean fite-1 eg,ilnet you In the above styled suit and yeti are required to eerve a copy ot your Anawer or Pleading to th# Complaint on Plain* ttff’e attorney, JOSK.ril M. MUHA8KO, I* O Uox 33S, Fern Park, Florida, grid nle the original Anawer or Plead­ ing In the ofltce of the Clerk ot the Circuit Court on or hefor tha 33rd day nt July, I ;■* I. It you fall to do ao, a decree pro confeuo will be taktn agalntt you for (he relief de­ manded In tha Complaint, VVITNKSP my hand and of. filial eeat of office at Sanford, Seminole County, thta ltth day of June, 1311. (S&ALA Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr, Clerk of Circuit court Ily; Martha T. Vlhlen, IIC, JOHKPII M. MttllASKO Attorney at I.*w P. f). Ilox ;-5 Kern Park, Florida Publlah June 31, >3 4 July T, M 1SS4. CPA-XI Easy Way to Kill Roaches and Ants ChcvcUc Malibu Sport Coup$ Chciy Sport Coupt Yes, we make it easy for you to take that Vacation in a new car. 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R-76U HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY SEC O N D A N D PALM ETTO SANFORD 322-0711 �®tf* Bxnfnrh WmTft Pag# 6 — July 14, 1964 A bou t Sports Bunning's Relief Work Ends Phils' Losing Streak Thinking Yankees Gain As O ut Loud! By Julian Btenstroea Baltimore Loses Y ou gotta hand It to- those handers with a victory over By Fred Down boya on tha Elks Junior Boyi Warren Spabn and It also help­ Semlnola Swim Association UPI Sports Writer League team. A fter losing to ed end Hank Asroo'a 16-gams members captured no less Jim Buncing spells perfec­ tha Shrlnera In the playoff hitting sire* k. than 62 places In the Eustls tion as far as the Philadelphia fo r the loop title they bounc­ The St. Louis Cardinals wal­ Invitation Swim Meet last Phillies are concerned—and in loped the Pittsburgh Pirates weekend with Skip Parsons, ed right back in tha league's more ways than one, 5-4 in 12 inclogs and 12-5, and Rob Bessersr, Wait Morgan, tournament to go right to the Con Wilson, Sandy Richards Tho veteran right • hander the Chicago Cubs scored a finals and meet tha Shrlnera grabbing first place In thslr pitched tha first perfect game 10-4 triumph over tha Los An­ geles Dodgers in other Na­ again. respective events. in modern National League tional League games. Young Morgan won first However, this time the history, June 21, against the In tha American League, place In the 25-yard freestyle Elks did the trick. They deNew York Mcts. Detroit shaded Baltimore 4-3, for boys 8 and under. Parsons footed tha 8hr!nera even That's perfection enough for Kansaa City edged out Chi­ was first in the 100-yard but­ though thay got only ona h it one man but Jim also Is “ per­ cago 8-7 after an 8-6 loss, New terfly for boya aged 16-17 s e e York drubbed Cleveland 10-4 and Wilson took tha 100-yard fect" for the Phillies In the backstroke for boys 16-17, ‘ T his (a tha week o f all role o f a relief pitcher — al­ and Doiton defeated Washing­ ton 7-0. In the 100-yard breastweeks,” says M a n a g e r though the purists might debate slroka for boys 18-14, BesFrank Thomas of Toot 63'a a loose use of the word Inas­ scrcr was first and Sandy American Legion Junior much as Bunnlng has permitt­ Richard* was first among baseball team. Wednesday ed one man to reach base in girl* 15-17. Michael Smoh, Morgan, afternoon at 4:30 Thomas two jclicf assignments this Tommy Hunter and Dennis takes hla charges to Colon­ year. Epps teamed up to win first ial Field In Orlando for an Dunning was called on In a place In tho 100-yard medley clutch relief situation Monday engagement with Post 242 relay for boya B and under. o f that city. On Friday night and allowed only a walk They also won the 100-yard in one Inning that closed out The Kingswood Builders ran night they'll be at home to freestyle for their age group. the Phillies' 3-2 victory over their winning streak to 10 Debbie Mixo, Colleen Har­ entertain (and whip, wa the Milwaukee Draves. games In a row and at the rison, Kathy Reagan and Dunning's Monday night re­ hope) tha club from Post same time did the expected Cherie Rosemond grabbed top lief effort gave Ihc Phillies a —they won the second half THERE'S MOKE enjoyment than meets the 12 or Orlando. honors In tho 100-yard freebig “ HR" for three reasons: eye to be hud from bit; sailboat, a commodious championship of the City Re­ s e e atylo for girls 8 and under It snapped their four-game creation Department's Man's cruiser and a runabout. while Chsrie, Kathy, Colleon Right now tha two clubs losing streak, It ended their Slo-Pltdr Softball Lsague, and Marcell Ollff won the are tlsd fo r the Blath Dis­ string of failures against left­ Dud Moncrlef scattered four 100-yard medley for their sga Editor's Note:, Join with uh as we (deer an trict league lead. Doth have hits over the distance to regis­ group. intereHtinir, fun-packed count* for water-solng wans 12 games and have lost ter his 13 victory in 14 deci­ Among second place win­ reader* In thin, the first of a 17-artlcle aeries, five. This gams could tell the sions. Every Builder, 11 In aU, ners were Sandy Richards, Water-borne pleasure In all of lln aspects | h ex­ atory. I f Sanford wins the hit safely in Kingswood'* 18 Cindy Wilson, Matt Morgan, plored. It’n ideal nummer fare for vacationdistrict tills they'll represent to 2 win over Florida Stale Randy Bowling, Chsrla Rose­ bound fnmlllen. Here we gol Bank. There were a total of this area in tha state finals mond, Freddie Genas and 24 hits posted by tha Builders. ' to ba played In West Palm ★ ★ ★ Greg Ganas. Including In the Moncrlef and Frank Staf­ Ueacb starting Aug. 2. Don­ Like a man who uses his list of third place finishers ford led the sssult with four nie Smith Is to chunk for were Linda Msy, Hunter, hits apiece. Danny Under car only to run around the Sanford Wednesday afternoon Cheryl Murray, Besserer, Tha Bed Pouts swept all wood added three. and Jim Courier will, go to block, he sails up and down Cherie Rosemond, Cindy Wil­ ny BILL MeCORMICK With two games left on the tha hill for the locals In Fri­ four points from tha lltctlnNewspaper Enterprise Assn. Ihs same old course week af­ son and Kathy Reagan. day night's all important en­ era to gain a tin for the lead second hall slate the win as Fourth place winner* were The American on wheels ter week and too often grows in tho WIlson-Maler Women’* sured the Builders of the title counter. Dehbla Johnson, Chsrla Rosa­ tired o f boating without ev­ haa learned to get the utmost to go with their first half Scratch League at Jet Lanes. s e e mond, Freddie Genas and rwn. This, of course, ell enjoyment from his automo­ er really getting started. Semlnols Swim Associa­ Tha loungers were able to There's more enjoyment to C h a r y 1 Murray. Hunter, mlnatcd suy league playoff. bile. Too often when ha takes salvage a single v i c t o r y tion's swimmers, after doing However, a loop tournament to tha water h* does not know he had than many boatmen Smith, Cindy Wilson and Greg right wall In Eustls last week­ against tho Easy Chairs Ganas captured fifth place In will be held. how to get all tha pleasure know from every type o f rueend, are getting ready for thereby staying In a tla for In other teflon last night his boat can afford. rcntlonal craft, from the big several event* while Kathy first place. Tha Commodes their nest outings. According sailboat to tho commodious Reagan and Chris Wilson cop­ took the measure o f the Sec­ the USO got In the win column to the group's publicist, Ida cruiser and Ihs smallest ef ped sixth place in two svenls. tionals to latch onto the third for the second Ume this year, B. Wilson, tha locals will go racking up Chase • to I. Lar­ runabouts. ■pot in league standings. Tha to Mount Dorn on July 17-18 Boating can literally open Easy Chairs occupy tha ry Horton checked the Chaseand to tha Junior Olympic fourth apot with the Dockers men on four hits. Jack OUver up a whole new world o f rec­ Preliminaries at Leesburg for a half game In back in fifth with three alnglee and Chuck STOCKTON, Calif. < N E A )- reation. It can take you pla­ Results Monday Night District Two on July 20-21. Curry with a pair paced the A major recruiting coup by ce* and show you thing* you place. s e e St. Pete 6, Tampa 0 USO'ers. Verna Bolton took high the University of tha Pacific never knew existed. It can Sarasota 4, Lakeland 1 By tha way, have you guino honors while pacing the has the Big Ten blushing. provide entertaining, healthful Daytona 6, Miami 1 noticed that none o f tha Hud Posts In their four game Band director Gordon Fin­ and Inatructive activity for Orlando 4, FL Lauderdale 0 Seminole Swim Associa­ lay has announced that Teddy every member o f the family. aweep over tha Reclinera and tion’s meets have been hrld Darling, bettor known around To own a boat and not use Doris Schautteet gave a help­ BRAVES SIGN SMEDE8 here In Sanford. Wonder the Big Ten as tha “ Gold­ it to Us fullest advantage Is ing hand with a fine 172 MILWAUKEE (U PI) — why? en Girl" of Purdue, will en­ to waste something precious. game. Jane Spolskl contribut­ Tho Milwaukee Braves have s e e roll here next September. ed a 107/487 to tho Loungers' Some of the recreational announced tho signing o f Vin­ W L Pet. GB And talking about that meet causa but It wasn’t quite Finlay declined specific uses to which people put their cent Smodes, 20, o f Kingston, .627 Baltimore 31 S3 reasons for the famad majorIn Eustls, there was plenty o f enough to offset tha batter 48 $1 .812 144 otte'* awltcb, but said the l>oaU may not appeal to you, N.Y., to a 1064 contract with .excitement. But tha spectators balance o f tha Easy Chair New York 48 $$ J N 2)4 former Miss Stockton (1962) but somewhere along the Une with their Greensville, 8. C. Chicago aay that the boys (18-14 age bowlera. Shirley Martin rolled 48 28 .541 T and Mis* Perfect Posture of you are almost certain to find Farm Team. Minnesota group) 100-yard butterfly a 100 game and Mary Faust 43 41 J12 9V4 California probably wanted to something you like. aplssh was a thriller. Mctt hit 100/406 while leading the Detroit If you aren't Interested In MKTS OPTION SAMUEL 41 43 .477 1244 lie closer to home. Morgan, son o f Nnncy and Commodes to Uieir three point Boston NEW YORK (U PI) — New 41 46 .476 13 Head football coach Tiny exploring or sightseeing, you John Morgan, has been work­ Ing for the Sectionals. Bar- Los Ang. 33 48 .432 16 Csmpors was elated over the may like leisurely family York Mats have optioned InCleve. ing hard on his technique. Biploy garnered high series 32 33 .376 21 Ksn. City switch. “ She will be a tre­ cruise* or onjoy tha wlldllfs fielder Amsdo Samuel to Sanfordltes have hoped he honors of 170/403 while bowl 33 66 .371 22 Wash. mendous add Ilion to our foot­ you can reach only by water. Buffalo o f tho International would win top honors In this Ing for the Hcctlonsla BarMonday’s Results Whatever you do, don't Just league to mtk* room for ball program," he said. “ We event — but he came In sec­ burn Dobrcr rolled 107/407 Detroit 4 Baltimore S sit there. Get out In your first bassmsn Tim Harknsss saw her In high school and and Betty Qutllln with a 170 ond. Second to whnt? Chicago 8 Kansas City 6 1st liked her moves then." boat and enjoy, enjoy. on their roster. Second only to the Florida and Charlotte Bassett with a Kansas City 8 Chicago 7 2nd 103 gams war* too much for A A U record breaking time Naw York 10 Cleveland 4 o f 1:00.2 o f Eustls' Williams tha Settees as thay picked up Boston 7 Washington 0 a two-and-one-half point de­ — that’s all. Mett pushed the Only games scheduled leader right Into a record. cision. Elaine Kostlval shot a Today's Gamas Just to give you an Idea o f 176 gome for the Settees. Detroit at Loa Angeles, (N) Msrgarat Bolts picked up what was going on, tha time Cleveland at Kansas City (N) established by the winner o f the 6-0 and tha 6-7-10 apllt, Washington at Minnesota (N ) Millie Nicholas ronvsrted tha TURF BUILDER the same event fo r boys 16 Baltimore at New York (N) BONUS 0-10 twice ns well as tha 6-0 Chicago at Boston (N) through 17 was 1.03.8. PROTEIN For St* August Ina split, Elalna Kostlval mads • • • Wednesday's Garnet Building Gross Lawns. Fertiliser the 0-10 as did Carolyn Sal- Detroit at Los Angeles 2 (T Back to Legion lissrball lea and Shirley Martin picked Fertilizer With Cleans Oat Wsods N) for a moment, one o f the up the difficult 4-6-7. Patented Trlonlied Cleveland at Kansaa City Guaranteed To reasons why the Thomas(T-N) Satisfy Kuykendall roarhrd club I* Bonding Washington at Minnesota (N) a consistent eontrnder Is Baltimore at New York due to some stellar mound Chicago at Boston (N) work by the hurling corps. B L ret 08 Scott During the last three games San Fran. S3 33 .818 the locals have not given Fertilizer Phils. 49 33 AOS 1 np a single run. What's Cinn. 44 30 .330 T Spreaders more the defensive work Results Monday Pllta. 43 30 .810 • haa contributed some fins For Room Kingswood 18 Fla. State 8 St. Louis 43 41 .313 8V4 FO R 1 Package Feeds Controls Chinch play, too. Kingswood 038 231 4 -1 9 14 Milwaukee 43 43 .100 844 s e e 18 R oms — Buga—Sod Web 020 000 0 - 2 4 SALE I.os Ang. 41 42 .404 10 Fla. State 4 Months Hava you Joined tha SIIS Chicago W P Bud Monerlef (11-1), Wore** — Clover 30 41 .471 1U4 OR Boosters yet 7 Thay aura need Houston L P - Don Hunter ( « ) , HR 30 48 .430 II Mites and RENT your help. An annual mem New York 3* 80 .302 26V4 Danny Underwood, KingsHAZE DUST Loaf Hoppers berahlp Is only $1. You ran wood, 7th of year, Bobby Koapo ’em Clean Monday's Basalts mall your buck to Jim Grant, Chicago 10 Los Angelas 8 Johnsoo, Kingswood, 7th < 662 Valencia Drive, Sanford. Cincinnati at New York, ppd year. • Garden T ools • H ost • Sprinklers • Lawn Boy M owers USO • Chase I rain 000 101 0—3 4 St. Louis 8 Pittsburgh 2 1st Chase 201 140 *—• It SL Louts 1! Pittsburgh 6 2nd USO W P - Larry Horton (l-T), Phllsdslphta I Milwaukee 1 L P - Dick Frank (8-14) San Francisco I Houston I Tlgars T Chiefs 8 STANDINGS Today's Games Cubs 7 Panthers 1 STANDING* Kingswood 12 New York at Chicago 1 Houston at Cincinnati 2 (T-N) McRaney Chiefs 7 San. Francisco at Milwaukee Longwood T Panthers 8 • (N ) Fla. State Tigers I • Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (N) Robbs Yanks 8 3 Los Angeles at St. Louis (N) Wilson Mater Rebels 2 Wednesday's Games 2 Chase Cuba 2 Games Wednesday Houston at Cincinnati (N) USO I San Francisco at MUwaukee Tlgars vs. Cuba Robb* at MeRaney 7:10 (Ft. Mellon Little League <N> Philadelphia at Pittsburgh (N) Longwood at Wilson Malar Field 4.30) 700 French A ve. Phone 322-71Z1 New York at Chicago 8:49 Ysfckf vs. Ftnthffs (FLMeUon Softball Field 4:30) Los Angeles at St. Louis (N ) (FL Mellon Park) Kingswood Wins Second Half In Men's Circuit ★ Bed Posts Win 4 Contests In Furniture Loop Sportsmen Must Register Boats By Wednesday Local Swimmers Win 52 Places In Euslis Meet ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 1. Enjoy, Enjoy ‘Goldeh Girl* Goes To UOP Southern League American League County Tax Collector J. L. Galloway reminded Seminole County boaters today that the deadline for re-registration of their vessels la Wednesday. Galloway said that ho h id been advised by Conservation Director Rsndolph Hodges that Gov. Farris Bryant hst said thst no extension of the regis­ tration deadline will be grant­ ed. Florida law requires that *11 PURCHASING THE FIRST SHS BOOSTER Club membership for the 19G4-65 school year from President Roger Harris is Mrs. Walter Gielow, wife o f The Sanford Herald’s editor and publisher. The Booster group kicked o ff its annunl membership campaign today and is seeking to incren.sc its roster from Inst yenr’s 300 to more thnn 1,000 for the forthcoming school year. (Herald Photo) SHS Boosters Name Committee Leaders Semlnola High School’ s Booster Club president, Roger Harris, today named commit­ tee chairmen to head tho groups which during the 106463 school year will work with tha various sports Involved In the organization's program. Harris said that Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gray would be in charge of the football com­ mittee; Mrs. Fred Murray in charge of the basketball com­ mittee; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Kuykendall, baseball, Mr. and Mra. Ed Griffith, track; Mr. and Mrs. John II. Williams, golf; Mr. snd Mrs. B. F. Winn, swimming; and Mr. and 31rs. Ben Wiggins, cheer leaders. These committee chairman are working with Jim Grant, general memberahip chair­ man, enlisting the parents of youngsters woh will partici­ pate in these sports at SHS during the year. “ Wa hope to get tha cam ­ paign off the ground aa quick­ boats powered by motori in excess of 10 horsepower be registered. Operation of a m o­ torboat not properly registered and decaled for the current year la prohibited. The prohibition will be en­ forced strictly starting Thurs­ day. The new registration certi­ ficates are valid through June 30, 1063. Fleaaure boater* should re-register with the county tax collector. Commer­ cial boats must register with the Florida Board of Conser­ vation. Tloasure bast fees are: ill boats less thin 12 feet In length, f l ; 12 to 18 feet, *3; IS to 28 feet, $10; M feet to 40 feet, $30; 40 to 63 feet, $30; 65 to 110, $60, snd 110 feet or more, 475. The tax collector recelves an additional 30 cent* for each registration certifi­ cate issued. The stale receives $2.30 o f each registration fee of $3 or more, with the balance of the feea distributed to the various counties on the bail* of the number of boats registered in each county All registration money col­ lected by the state in excel* o f the sum appropriated by lb* Legislature for administration and enforcement goe* into the Land Acquisition Trust Fund of the Outdoor Recreation Pro­ gram. ly aa possible,’* said Harris. "W e're to hive our next meet­ ing of the Booster Clubs' leaders on July 23rd, and we hope to have very favorable reports at that time." The organization has set a minimum number of 1,000 as its goal for the school year. Last year the total member­ ship reached 312. “ Thfi," said Harris, “ Is not enough to enable us to do our best job. We believe we can get st least 1,000 members because wc feel confident that if we can draw as many as 5,000 spectators at a local football game at least 1,000 people are Interested enough in Seminole High's sports program to purchase a fl membership," Harris went on to say that Seminole was going to need Monday's RcanlU all (he help it could get this year since the school for the Rochester 7 Toronto 2, nlghl first time will be a full par­ Richmond 6 Atlanta 4, nlghl ticipating member in tha Me­ Columbus at Jacksonville* tro Conference, ppd:, rain night International League scons LAWN CARE National League Men's League KW IT i DAW N Sf.M Pee Wee League authorized ( dealer GATOR LUMBER & HARDWARE Cosh and Carry GOODYEAR SER VICE 5S5 W. lit. St. STORES Op«n Fri. TUI 1:00 P. ||* Pk. 322-282} i �fffif # m fo rS No Bull Thrown July 14, 1064 — P « » T WfraTfi By United Press International PAMPLONA. Spain ( U P I ) Norrii L. Barker, 26, of Falls Cily, Neb., w it arrested Thursday for throwing a fire­ cracker at a bull in the street during Pamplona's annual 'run with the bulla." Scouters Bound For National Jamboree tcr o f Casselberry Troop 341, who Is serving as tour lead­ er and scoutmaster o f Coun­ cil Jamboree Troop 62. The Central Florida group will form three Jamboree Troops, 60, 61 and 62 to bo located In section 21 o f Valley Forge. The theme o f this year's Jamboree will be “ Strengthen America’s Heritage" and tha boys can hardly help becom­ ing imbued with a greater knowledge of the country’s heritage after visiting the many place* so Important to its history during the trip. Sunday they were schedul­ ed to have breakfast and at­ tend church In Charleston, S, C. before touring Fort Sumter. At Wilmington, N. C., they toured the USS North Carolina war memorial and spent the night at Camp LeJoune, U. S. Marine Corps FLEET RESERVE OFFICERS — Sanford base at Jacksonville, N. C. Branch of the Fleet Reserve installed new o f­ Monday called for a tour ficers Friday at ceremonies held at the FRA of historic Williamsburg, Va. Home on Seminole Hlvd. From left are Robert and an overnight stop at Fort Meyern, first vice president; Jim Tnlmadjre, Houston. They were to tour Washington, D. C. on Tues­ day and Wednesday morning before proceeding to Valley Forge State Perk where they will join the estimated 60,000 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - over Scranton’s chances de­ boye participating In the Jam­ spite what appeared to be the boree which officially •open* Henry Cabot Lodge predicted unstoppable lead of Sen. Har­ Unlay that backers of Gov. Friday. ry Goldwater who counts A tour o f the historic area William W. Scranton will come some BOO delegate votes for of Philadelphia ia scheduled up with a “ bombshell” bsue his cause. in their effort to win tins GOP for Thursday. I/odge said there is “ a At the Jamboree there will presidential nomination for broad trend in public opinion" be demonstrations o f scouting the Pennsylvania governor. favoring Scranton and that it The former ambassador to skills, fellowship and pagela “ getting stronger all the untry emphasiiing American South Viet Nam declined (o re­ veal what he had in mind, but heritage. he said Scranton forces arc The group will leave by "cooking up two or three real SCOUTMASTER WALLY KROHNE, center, will head n troop o f Cen­ bus for home on Friday, July hot ones to present to the tral Florida Council Scouts at the Nntionnl Jamboreo in Valley Forge for 24, driving through Pennsyl­ convention." lie said one the next two weeks. In his troop, Casselberry Troop 341, nro his son, vania south on the Skyline could be described as a David, right and Rick Casselberry, left. Their itinerary also includes Drive to Shenandoah Na­ "bombahcll." many places of historic interest enroutc. (Herald Photo) tional Park whera they will “ They should have a very camp for the night. Tha next tremendous impact on public day they plan to tour Luray opinion," Taklge told UPI In Caverns in Virginia, continu­ an Interview. He said Scran­ ing on the Skyline Drive to ton strategists—including the governor—hsvo been working It was on the first of those Fayetteville, N. C. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — er William W. Scranton, en­ They are achcduled to ar­ on them for about two weeks. Former President Dwight D. gaging in social chitchat with telecasts, Sunday evening, that 1-odge continued optimistic both and maintaining neutral­ Eisenhower spoke about his rive home isle Sunday night. Eisenhower is going to appeal ity in their hot fight for the speech for tonight snd as­ to Republicans tonight to presidential nomination. place party loyalty ahead of SERVING HANFORD FOR 12 YEARS —A newa conference in serted: personalities and unite in a which he generally endorsed “ The whole purpose of that campaign for victory in Nov­ the platform on which the talk is to try to show these ember. •'FREE ESTIMATES" convention is deciding today people that Republicans and The five-star general, ap­ and said Goldwalcr, if nomi­ Republicanism are more im­ DISPOSABLE RAGS — HOSE — ATTACHMENTS pearing as a self-described nated, “ can't go far wrong" portant than U any one in­ SUPPLIES — ALL MAKES ft MODELS “ emeritus politician," billed in running oh that document. dividual. And If we have made his GOP convention speech In —Appeared twice on tele- a mistake in the particular advance as one in which "1 vision as a "political consult­ nominee we have set up to am going to stress the parly, ant" for the American Broad­ lead ua during the next cam­ REPAIR WORK DONE ON PREMISES and what I think It h is stood casting Co. which hai a spe­ paign, we have got to live with for since the time of Lincoln." cial atudio down the hall from that mistake and still be true Tonight's address at the hia sixth floor hotel suite, to our party." Cow Palace is the former Chief Executive's major item o f participation In the con­ vention. But from the side­ lines Monday, he had a busy day of activity Including: —Visits at his St. Francis Hotel suite from front-runner Barry Goldwster and challenge By Jan* Caastlbrrry Representing Central Flor­ ida Council at the 1964 Na­ tional Jamboree at Valley Forge, Pa., wilt be 111 area boy acouta and explorer* and their 14 adult leader*. The contingent left Camp Lanoche at Palaley Saturday night aboard three chartered buses fo r an exciting two weeks. Among tha adult leader* are Scout Executive Al Fiori o f Altamonte Springs who will serve as section 21 cook­ ing officer and Walter Krohne Jr., assistant acoutmas- Anythingthat's ©,_(g3! w will m ari A GOOD PICTURE Tiki it mill i Kodak camera and film1 president; Glen Wnlton, installation officer; Gene Taffer, outiroinp president; H. E. Paul, secretary-treasurer and William Holcombe, sec­ ond vico president. (Herald Photo) Lodge Predicts Scranton 'Bombshell' lime." He mentioned public opin­ ion polls and letters being sent to delegates. "1 refuse to believe this convention is going to be In­ different to public opinion," Lodge said, "1 don't believe the delegates are going to ignore public opinion," Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 21 0 S . P A R K A V E . M O V IN G ? C A L L M O V IN G AN D S T O R A G E C O ., INC. 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Such rirpoall will ba refunded In full to each pereon who return* the document* In sond condition within 10 day* after the bid uptnlnR. Ad­ ditional aet* may b* obtained at tha coat of 411.00 which la half refundable. A certified check or bank draft, payable In the Board of Public Inalrucllon for Hemlnol# County, Florida; If. H. Government Honda, or a eatlafactory bid bond executed by tha bidder and acceptable aure. tie* In an amount equal to flva per cent of th# bid ehall b* eubmlttod with earl, bid. The eueceaeful bidder will be required to turnlah and pay for aatlafactory performance and payment bond or bond*. Atten­ tion I* called to th* fact that not leea than minimum aalar* lee and waaaa a* forth In th* Specification* mutt b* P*H •n thla p r o je c t. Th* Hoard of Public Inatruct Ion for Seminole County. Flor­ ida, reaervea th* rlaht to re­ ject any and/or all blda or to walva any Informalltle* In tha blddlna. No bid ahalt b« withdrawn for a period of fif­ teen ( t i l day* aubaaquenl to th* openlna of blda without th* •oneent of th* Board. J. D. WIIIOHT, JR. Chairman, Board of Publle Inalrucllon for Bemlaol* County, Florid* R. T. Mil woo •omlnolo County Superint­ end of Public Inotructlon and Ri-Offlclo Secretary to th# Board of Public Inatructlon Publish July II, SI, II. 1SII. CUB-44 SummerS/zzler Specials FORD HARDTOPI Pocket a fal saving on ona of our big Galaaie hardtop*. Enjoy longer intervals between schaduled service than in any other car* In Ford's class. It’s an important gasoline discovery! Methyl* steps up FAIRLANE HARDTOP I Gst sports-car faal. familysiza room and king-siio savings on America's quality proved middlesirs car. Your choice of thraa optional V-8's. S TA N D A R D •M.thyt-trad.m.rk# NOT RESPONSIBLE I will not ba responsible for may debts incurred by anyone other than aayaelf. FALCON HARDTOPI Sava on tha only compact with twicea year (or 6000 mile) maintenance. 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Marion Orval Roberta, bearer wai Bobby Robert*, o f Lake Monroe, and grand* brother of the bride. Joseph R. Collette, father of daughter o f Mr. and Mr*. B. A. Ayer*, of Lake Mary, the groom, aerved hit ton a* belt man. Uihera were Way­ became the bride of Kenneth ne Roberta, brother of the Richard Collette, ion of Mr. and Mra. Joseph It. Collette, bride, Joieph If. Collette, bro­ o f Stafford Spring!, Conn, on Tueiday, June 30, at 7:00 p.m. at All Souls Catholic Church. nov. Father Ralph Kaiier, of Sanford Naval Air Station, performed the impreailve candlelight double ring cere* mony before an altar embank­ ed with palm* and vaaea of white gladi and mumi. Mr*. Francii Roumillat Sr., organlat, furniihed the tradi­ tional nuptial hymn* in the prelude and recenlonal with Mr*. Loulie Hlckion presenting “ Oh, Perfect Love," and “ Wither Thou C oeit." The bride, given hi mar­ riage by her father, wai lovely In a formal gown of Chantilly lace, featuring a a cal loped neckline, with a fit­ ted bodice coming to a point In front and back and tradi­ tional tapered pointed alsev'*», with a f u I 1 volumlnoui eklrt touching the floor. The gown waa high lighted with aeed pearla. The imported Il­ lusion veil waa attached to • aeed pearl crown, and the bride carried a white Bible of aeed pearla, topped with an orchid. Mra. Shirley Leopolo* car­ ved the bride aa matron of honor. She waa gowned In or­ chid faille featuring a round neckline, amall aleevra and a fitted bodice coming to a point In front and back. The eklrt fell in eoft foldi and her veil waa attached to an orchid aatin pill bo* hat. She carired a caacade bouquet of deep pink carnation* comple­ mented with pink leave* and ribbon. The maid of honor wai Mlu Sandra Burk and brideimaldi w e n Patricia Muie and Car­ ol Mutt, who w e n gowned identically to the matron of honor, They carried caicade bouqucti of lighter pink car­ nation with pink leave* and ribbon. Little Mia* Pam Lee was ther o f the groom, and Douglaa Atklmon. The bride'* mother waa at­ tired In a atunning aqua bro­ cade iheath with matching hat and aeoeiiorie*. Her corcage waa of carnation* spray­ ed aqua with aqua leaves and ribbon. The groom'* mother w *i lovely In a blue lace iheath, with white Iioe acceiiorle*. Her corsage wai of white car­ nation* with while leaves and ribbon. Following the wedding, a reception waa held at the community building In Lake Monroe. The bride's table was overlaid with white net over orchid linen, draped at the comera and aero** the front with small orchid*** Lily of the Valley and ferns. A three tiered wedding cake was cen­ tered In the middle of the ta­ ble. Orchid candlei w e r e placed in silver candle hold­ er* on each side of the cake. Punch wai served from a crystal punch bowl with a white flnwer floating In the center of the lac ring. Fern waa placed around lha punch TWO POPULAR BRIDES-ELECT, Mias Marlbowl, cake, and the candle lyn McDaniel anrl Miss Kny Ivey were honor holder*. Mints and null were jfucsta o f a bridal buffet luncheon recently at ■erved in crystal dlihe*. Bas­ the Roy Mann home on W. 18th Street. From ket! of white gladi and mum* were used. Wedding bell* hung from the ceiling. Those assisting al the re­ ception were Mrs. Dave Kbcr, Mra. D. C. Spivey and Mis* Janice Boston. The bride's book waa kept by Miss Diane Boston. Mrs. Roy Mann, her daugh­ mont o f hibiscus with bam­ For her going away outfit, the bride chose a smart three ter, Mias Helen Mann, and boo stems In an oblong rat­ tan container. The refreshing piece yellow linen ensemble BIr*. Leroy Anderson were with white accessories and luncheon course was served wore the orchid corsage from co-hoitessea to an Informal buffet style with unique wick­ her bridal bouquet. Mr. and bridal buffet luncheon re­ er plate holders attached to Mra. Collette left on a wed­ cently at the Mann home on thn luncheon plates. ding trip to Daytona Beach W. 18th Street. The hostesses presented the and will be home after July honored with each a set of Honor guests o f the de­ 12, at 2523 Narcissus Avenue. Out of town guests were Mr. lightful occasion were Mis* and Mra. J. R. Collette and Key Ivey, hrlde-elect o f Ron- The regular monthly meet­ ing of the Homemakers Class of the First Baptist Church has been postponed from Tuesday, July 14 to Tuesday, July 21. The class will meet at th* home of Bln. Ann Haynes, 547 Plumoia Drive at 8 P-m., and all member* are urged to attend. T he L. N. Trueds Entertain Family From Germany the left a r e Mrs. Thomas F. McDaniel, Mari­ lyn’s mother; Miss McDaniel, honoree; Miss Helen Mann, co-hostess; Miss Ivey, honoree, und her mother, Mrs. John Ivey. Mrs. Roy M ann Hostess To Luncheon Honoring Misses Ivey A n d M cDaniel MIL AND MILS. KENNETH RICHARD COLLETTE Deltona Leron Jane Rich Mr. “ Chuck" McCarthy has left for a two weeks vacation in Kentucky and Ohio. He will Join his wife and daugh­ ter in Kentucky where they have been visiting. Becomes Bride O f Don R. Friday Surprise Party Mr. and Mra. Thomas FinIcy and children, Kalhlcen and Tomy, of East lallp, Long Island, N. Y ., arrived l\ieiday to spend several weeka with Mrs. Finley's parents, Members o f Sanford Lodge Mr. and Mrs. Kldrod Kerry 1851 and co-workcra o f San­ of Merrimac St. ford Chapter 1104, Women o f tho Moose, gave a surprise party last Wednesday even­ Honors Couple O n 25th Anniversary Osteen Personals SPECIALS! C H A IR S $1J9 C H A IR S 79' each lyn BIcDanlel, brlde-etcct o f David B. King. The reception room* o f the lovely Monn home fea­ tured colorful arrangement* of hibiacua and muHI-hucd xinnlaa. Centering the buffet table, which win covered in forest green linen, interwoven In gold, was a clever arrange- ing In the temporary Moose Lemon Bluff. Mrs. Lillie Boyer hes had aa her guest* for the paat month her daughter, Mr*. II e l a n Potta o f Seattle, Wash., and her children, Boyd and Raymond. This week two more chil­ dren, Jim and Sharon, ar­ rived by Jet In Miami from Seattle. Blrs. Boyer, h e r gueita and Mra. Btary Barn­ hart met them. The entire group went to Key Weet for two daye befora returning to Osteen. Oviedo Hall In l,ako Mary honor­ ing Mr. and Mrs. Boh Willis on the occasion o f their 2Sth Wedding Anniversary. The couple was presented with a sliver cake server by th* more than 60 lodge and chapter members attending. The refreshment table waa covered with a white cloth and centered with an orange and whlta flora] ccnterpleca. The beautiful caka w ai Iced In white and decorated with trim of rosea and silver let­ tering. wicker plate holder*. Other luncheon guests were Mrs. John Ivey, Kay's mother, Mr*. Thomas F. McDaniel, Marilyn's mother, and Mr*. Edwin L. Lindsey, mother of Kay's fiance. And also the Mmea. Dale Scott, George Touhy, Thom­ Mr. and Mr*. L. N. Trued recently, entertained with a picnic and cook-out at their Loch Arbor home fer family members and friends. Among the honor guest* were BIr. Trued’* brother and family, Btr. and Mrs. P. L. Trued, who have recently returned f r o m Frankfurt, Germany, where they have spent the past four years, at­ tached to the American Red Cross. Among the other guests of the enjoyable outing were Mrs. Esther T r u e d , Btr. Trued’* mother from DeLand; M n . J. A. Cunning­ ham. Btrs. Trued’* mother, and Bliss Blanche Cunning­ ham. The Trueds will reside ia Macon, Ga., w h e r e Mr. Trued will resume hts duties with the American Red Cross. as Bowden, Hary 8. Wood­ ruff, Bcsi Herman, E. C. Waldheim, I r a Southward, Grover C. Sewell Jr., Ken­ neth M. Wing, Ben Wiggins and Fred Ganas. Also t h e Misses Fattl Acne is ■ common skin dis­ Glenn Johnson and Analce ease afflicting perhaps as Herman. many as 80 per cent of all adolescents, the Btedical and Pharmaceutical Information Bures u reports. nole Blemortal Hospital In Mrs. Ritchie Harris L. Cunningham cele­ Sanford for several weeks as the result of an automobile brated hla birthday Saturday accident. with a dinner party given by Btr. and Blrs. Jerry Schalhla wifa at their home. lentargaer celebrated their Guests included Mr. and Blrs. 40th w e d d i n g anniversary L. Stewart and aons, Gary this week. and Gene, o f Winston Salem, North Carolina; Mra. Burniece Boyer and Alva Hayman o f Orange City; Mr. and Mr. and BIra. Blakon Flem­ Mrs. L. O. Hayman and Mr. and Mrs. W ile Hardin of En­ ming and Roy Crocker of terprise and Junior and Jean Hartwell, Ga., arc currently visiting Blrs. Fleming's sis­ Cunningham. Mr. and Mra. F. E. Denby ter, Mrs. Fred Dudley and of Oldsmir wer* Sunday family. night guests o f their par­ Ronnie Dudley will return ents, BIr. and Mrs. Cunning­ to Hartwell with them for a summer vacation. ham. Ralph Tropf, aon o f BIr. Mr. and Mrs. Bob V. and Mr*. Walter Tropf, cele­ Burnham and children, Bren­ brated hit birthday by at­ da and Marty, of . Sunset tending the Uncle Wall Birth­ Drive have returned from a day. party on Channel fl delightful trip to Miami, WDBO-TV Orlando Blonday. where they enjoyed sightsee­ He was accompanied by Mar­ ing and aU the bright lights. cus Nutt and Marty Hat­ Mr. and Mra. Vincenso chett. . BIr. and Btrs. Wilbur Bruce and sons, Jeff and Joe, re­ turned this weekend from a vacation with friends and re­ latives tn various parts of Georgia. Friends will be happy to learn that Mrs. Ida Padgett is recuperating at tha home o f her daughter Bfre. Robert Maxwell in DeLand. She had, been confined to the SemiBy Ed W ED D IN G C O M IN G UP? Bliss Jan Whisler wai the weekend guest o f BIr. and BIra. R un DeWitt of Sanford. Randolph Emanuel of Bi­ loxi, Btfsilssippl, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Blrs. Sidney Eman­ uel. we outfit the men In the party, correctly . * . . rrmfortably. Sanford Personals M an illa and family have re­ turned following a trip to New Jersey and the World'* Fair and report a wonderful vacation. Bliss Btary Williams ot Tangerine Drive has depart­ ed for a visit with her grand­ parents and other relatlw i in Montgomery, At*. Chopped parsley, chives, paprtk*, lemon nr lime Juice added to melted butter, make delectable toppings for broil­ ed fish, shrimp or lobsten, according to Bleadow Gold home economists. WHITES AND TUXEDO OUTFITS RENTALS — SALES Personals Mr. and Blrs. Benna Wainright, their daughter, Joy and aon, Roy, have returned home after an intended visit to Kentucky, where they attend­ ed the wedding o f thetr aon, Benna, Jr, SUMMER Ja & h lo ju . . . Cool and “ pack happy." Go gslllTanthig whk aa a l chans, no chore wardrobe from RoJay. You’ll feel poised aad al your fashion-wise • MIssue n i n 'i WEAR 116 Magnolia Sanford Phona 222-1636 • • Juniors Yoht home Investment b one of the largest your family wIN make in a lifetime. NOW b the time to remodel - add that extra loom tor a growing family, build a convenient patio, garage or utlMy/ ana. Florida State Bank stand* ready to make year remodeling aeay, convenient end financially sound. 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Mrs. Bickford will spend the next two weeks with the Haneys, M in Leron Jane Rich, daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. Dr. and Mrs. Boscoe Avery John L. Rich o f Sanford and of Hartley Circle have re­ Chattanooga, Tenn., and Don lumed to their home after an R. Friday, son o f Mrs. May extended visit In Barrc, Ver­ Friday Messier of Cheyenne, mont, their former home, Ukla., were united In holy matrimony on Frldsy,. June 2fl, IM4 at 6 p.m. at the Cen­ tral naplfst Church In San­ ford. By Mra. Clareaqp Snyder The Rev. (lali D, Smith per­ Mr. and Mr*. John Poorformed the Impressive double ring ceremony in (ho pre­ man have returned home SILVER PL ATK BY — sence of Immediate family after an extended trip with INTERNATIONAL and friends, with the bride their home trailer. given In marriage by her KADER Flrat they traveled to Den­ father. ver, Colo. A fter a short stay Mr. and Mrs. Frldsy will JEW E LE R S there, they w*nt to Pennsyl­ depart In late August for his 112 S. PARK AVE. vania, thetr former home for home In Cheyenne,' several weeks visit w i t h friends and relatives bafore returning to Florida. Mra. Haael Gilhuly o f Os­ teen and Mrs. Oeta Van Itrmckle o f DaBary bav* re­ turned to th*lr homes after a HELD OVER BY POPULAR REQUEST month's vacation. SHOP FOR THEBE WHILE THEY LAST! They first toured the Smoky Mountain*, then went 8HIPP8D BY M IBTAKB-O U R LOSS—YOUR GAIN on to tholr former homo in Union, N, 3. SOLID HARDWOOD CONSTRUCTION A fter visiting Mr*. Gil* BEACH LOUNGE BEG. $3.98 VALUE huly'a brother and other ro­ tative* they had a leisurely trip home along tho seacoast, each spending the Fourth at Myr* tie Beach, B. C. Mr. and Mra. George Bur­ BEACHCOMBER REG. 12.29 VALUE ger o f fianford spent a day recently a t their cabin at It SALE - Meeting Schedule r O .? WW ‘ J' FLORIDA STATE BARK ‘ •Vvn w- MEMBER FDXC. • Accredited Charge Accouata Wi • Open Friday Evealaga r �B fif V m T ttrl July 14, 1fl(M — Page 9 V r r s lI (Dsuah • DEAR A I! BY: I know bow you feel t bout women wbo fall in love with married men, but 1 atn the excep­ tion. I have loved a prole**i«nal nun for six years. 1 work for him. He 1* mar­ ried in name only, if you know what 1 mean. We have never been seen together in public a* 1 wouldn't want to hurt his good name. He has children (three of them) and in nine years, his young­ est will be 21. At that time he plans to divorce his wife leave her comfortably pro­ vided for, and marry me. 1 am not a homewreckcr, and have no desire to take a nun away from his wife and family lie tells me every time we are together how much he loves and re­ spects me for my patience and fairness. Perhaps this will give other other women who share my situation an idea, Sign me— PATIENT DEAR PATIENT: Would you like a medal fur "pat­ iently" waiting until his children arc grown, and his wifQ Is entirely alone be­ fore taking him away? I am sure he's delighted with your "patience and fair­ ness." It also means he won't have any static out of you for the next nine years. Get wise I By Abigail Van Buren DEAR AflRY: When you write someone a letter, do you think that person ha* the right U. tend It to some­ one else? I have a ntoherin-law who does this. She has tent ME letter* she has received from other*, and I know that the ha* sent MY letter* to her friend* and re­ lative*. Not that I would ever WTite anything about anyone that might cause trouble, but It it difficult for me to write her a letter, not knowing Where It will end up. How can fhi* be handled tactfully? Maybe if you print this, my problem will be solved. She read* your column. "CHICKEN" DEAR "C H I C K E N ": "Chickens" who object to having their letter sent on to others should say so— or they'll be gone geese. • • • DEAR ABBY: My hus­ band married a girl when he was very young. Without first getting a divorce he moved to another stale and married again. Again with­ out getting a divorce, ho married me—telling me only that he had been "married and divorced." When our baby was two years old, he got a summons for non-sup­ port from his second wife. 1 learned then that (here had been two marriages and no divorces. He obtained a legal Jfacjojby On (Bhidqsi JJtQ When a women makes a complimentary i t a l c m e n t about another woman and then add* "hut", what follows is what she really moans. She’ s really a nice person— but awfully boring. She’s .a marvelous cook— but you can tell that by her figure. She'* a perfect liouiekeeper —but everything U just a lit­ tle loo perfect to look home­ like. She ha* a marvelou* aense of humor—but it cun be a bit sharp and cutting at times. She's as rule a* can bo— but awfully scatter brained. She'* very efficient—but a little on the bossy side. She's a good friend of mine —but I wouldn't Iell her any­ thing I didn’ t want repealed ail over town. She'a charming to meet— but somehow she strikes me a* being just a little too sweet. She's always been *o younglooking—but sho'a beginning to *how bet age. M A R K S THE S POT OF THE L I Q U O R MART OF V A L U E S . . . CHILLEI HIES 1'|All FREE IAWI' I c iMI'T DM IVf Mt j,\ ll'flll) Hate to wTite letter*? Send one dollar to Ahby, Box 60700. Loa Angeles, Calif., 00068 for Abby's book­ let, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCAS­ IONS.” that East will let his partner'* q u e n hold the trick. A second hei rt will be lead, and South will be able to make the hand. He will r /I , draw trump*, ruff out dum­ my's last heart and go tft?r diamond*. . Diam ,tuU won't break, but this won't hurt South. He wl'l lead out dummy's last diamond and discard the deuce of club* from hi* own hand. W rit wilt be back in the lead and forced to give South a trick. A rlub lead will lot South make hi* king, a heart will allow South to ruff In one hand aril discard from the oilier. Of course, West will be out of trumps and diamond*. of course, she'* his third When one woman U cribing another — it's come* aftei the "but . that eounts. wife. des­ what . Legal Notice IN T ill: I IIICt'IT Clio IIT o r T ill: MATH JUDICIAL c m . I I IT. IX ( M l rilH «K N I. AOt.i: r o t M Y. I'Ll)HIII a I’ ll A.XCKII Y XU. EVA I. HAM), Plaintiff, v*. Legal Notice tv took rin r i-tT c o u n r is a x i » row * e n i x o i .h t y . k i .m i n is coun­ Hi iUI'RT F„ HHTSIEK and SYLVIA 11. HtUSIEK, hi* wlfo, Uafandanta. MITK K o r SU IT IX A(HI lilt WE XT l'im in :i:n riiH K i-l.nsi m : TOi Robert K. Bhlniek and Hylrta U. Xlilmck, hi* wit*. TSJS llarwood Avanu* Wauwatoaa. Wl.runtln Tou. Id HIE IIT K. HII1UKK and SYLVIA D. BIIIUEK, hi* wife. ara hereby notlflad that a complaint In foraclnaur* a certain Aaraamant for Raad on Ih* followln, daarrlbad pro­ perty eltuai* In Hamlnola County, Florida, to-wlt: Lota ! and I, Block I), PEARL LAKE IIEItlHTS FIRST ADDITION, aroordIn , to plat tharaof a* r*. corded In Plat Book I, Pa,a 10, of th* PubMa It*, oorda of hamlnola County, Florida. !•** tb* Westerly 1 0 ! f**t thereof hi been filed a,alnat you In Ih* abota-atyUd ault and you ara required to ears* a ropy of your Anawar or Pleadln, tn th* Complaint on Plain. Hff'a Attorney. Joaapb If. Xlur. aako, P. O. Boa ! ! ! , Fern Park. Florida, and flit th* orl* ,ln a l Anawar or Ptaadln, tn th* office of th* Clark or th* Circuit Court on or b*for* th* tvth day of July, 111!. It you fall to do *o, a dn-ra# pro con. fa.ao wilt be taken a,atnat you for th* relief demanded In tb* Complaint. WITNESS my hand and offi­ cial aaal of office at Sanford, Seminole County, thla 10th day of June, 1HL (SKA L) Arthur H- Beckwith, Jr., Clork of Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlaa D. C. Publleh June 10 * July f, 14, M l. H IM T in : U K E INSURANCE c m l PANT OF VIIUlI.NtA, a Vlralnla corporation. Plaintiff, re . ItAYUOND I* COX at at. Rrfrnrlanl* NttTIt’B o r •HIT TIIE STATE l>K ri.OKIDA TOi Raymond L. Pox. r«*ld*nca unknown Mary A. Cos. raaldonr-o unknown Ths maillna addrsaa of thrio rlrfamlxnt* It: Navy Ki-liool Command. NTRS Class C School, Stars Island. Va11*}o, California You ara baraby notlflad that a suit has h»*n (Had atrulnat you In th« abova antitlad cauaa and that you ara required to f tta your anawar with tha Clark of thla Court and to •err* a oopy thrranf upon th* plaintiff or plaintiff* attor nrya, whoa* nami and addraaa la Janulnat. Watts, Clark* and Hamilton, lld l Uarnatl Nation­ al Bank Bulldlna. Jaakaonvllla I, Florida, not latar than Au■ uat It, 11*1. If you fat) to do *o a donrr* pro eontaaao wilt bo aatarad aealnat you for th* rottaf damandad In th* com­ plaint. Thl* ault !• to for*clnao a morlfaao. Th* r*a) propm y proeaadad ayalnat la: Got II, SOUTH PINECREST, Haoond Addition, a oubdlvlalon, according to a plat ’ tharaof raeordad In Plat Book 10 , pesos II and I* of th* Ihjbllo Hacnrda of Bamlnol* County, Flor­ ida, 11. lilt . WITNESS my hand and th* CUA-111 aaal of aafd Court at Sanford, Ktorlda, thl* Ird day of July, (COURT SEAL) Arthur II. Bsckwtth. Clork of th* Circuit Court Byt Martha T. Vlhlan Ooputy Clark Publlah July T, 14, » l. II. H I ! CUB-}* C n \ a TUESDAY P. M. .Nit'l C*n\#n 6 30 (JI Rep. Cornell, to con* cl union. Ilia# (I Min N >w i, W fa th e r , Floridians agree: ii porta 12:*0 <*> T B A. WEDNESDAY A. M. 1:00 <I) Stan On * :l i if) Sunshine Almanac ft) Sunshine Almanac «:!* li ttrorr. Farm Report 1:10 C l World Civilisation (I) Hunrla* Samaatar T il (!) T.'JiJ* t:J0 7:11 1:00 s-'O 0:00 t :l* >:lu 10:00 l« :!l . 0.10 11:01 11:10 IS) Wak* Up Unytca ( !) Filin Failure* IPS XIK-kta Erana ll ) I..V.I K»w*. Wri-thar (I Captain Kangaroo (S) Cartoon. C l t>lvor.:r Court (I) American lllatory (?) Kxarclaa For Women (0) Cartoon. (I) Itomurr Room C ) Bay Whan (I) Naw* (I) Bpanlxb C Naw. (1) 8xy " hra (I) I l.-iv* l.ucy (I) Frit* la lllcht C ) Com-entratlon <0) McCoy. (0) I’ rlco to ltlaht (1) M il.In , Link. (Color) (0) Pet# And Gladys (*) The object la WEDNESDAY P. M. c oo (i> Vour n r .t tmpraoolen (0) t.ova of Ufa (91 Harm Kay* CC S i l l Naw* l t ; l " (I) Search for Temor* run , (Si Fathar Km>*i Beat (f) Truth or Con.*quancra C :(5 (I! (iiil.lln, I.'am C:SS ( ! ) NI1C Naw a 1:00 10) CHS New* Special (S) Recam n*r It: Id* ( ! ) Naw. Waathar l:t t ( !) Focu* 1:10 (t) A. Th* World Turn* (») New a I !) Nrlanc* t:OI IS) Cartoons , 1:00 <01 I'a.awnrd (9) Ann Botham ( !) tol'a Sink* A Real ICO (0) llouio I'arly IS) Ray In Court ( !) Th* Roctora 1.00 1*1 Tn Tall (hr Trulk (S' General llo.phat ( !) I n r .tta Tout), I IS ill New. 1:10 (1) You Don’t Hay (Color) forco-operative, condominiumand rental apartments there’ s no Match for Bameless electric Medallion living • Service WA 2-IIM Eralth Color TV fa lc c M M Baaford A t*. v i Cr*R J. 0*Mwt, 1 _ H*fm*n D. Co*aria. Cngtnaar laatar OOSakar, and Th*d Conatruction c » , Oan. Contractor* •Our M K D A L L IO N -m ti/U i M a n apartm tnm w ill I* occupitd by ditcrim inating d itn ttU . TAcrw* fo rt, sv m utt havt tin b ttt tquipm tnt spuiloMok Naturally, u« cAoav rteetric throughout—rangrt lector hrattr, rtfrigtrator, food nvtato d ltp o ttr, unthtr-dryrr, and ytar*round tfrctric a ir conditionin , tAcf proridt* cool com fort is awrwnwr and co ty aormlA in tcin itr." — Mahrtw PMdt, vie* Pr**)d*nL BaSalr Apt* •YEAR-ROUND ELECTRIC AIR C0NDITI0NIN6 •ALL-ELECTRIC KITCHENS...cleaner...cooler...safertoo! Here tiro but n few of the mnny MEDALLION-awarded apartments all around Florida. Where flntnelosB and fumeless electricity does the cooking . . . the water heating* . . the luundry. Where residents get things done quickor, easier, safer, cheaper . . . with the flip of u switch. Where extra hours o f leisure and precious peace of mind are a big part of lighthearted Florida living. The MEDALLION also means the convenience o f Full Housepower wiring with plenty o f handy switches and outlets . . . plus ample Light for Living for oyo-eomfort, aafety and a magic touch ol decorativo beauty. Yes, the MEDALLION is n modern family's boat friend , . . your guarantee o f Better Living Electrically. Owners and builders agree that “ MEDALLION” apartments sell or ront easier and faster. •Individual uxUtr htatm in soc* apartment. P C N O LC TO N A P A R T M t N T S . l t ! U N IT S 1 0 0 4 E P * a h i t * l * M v * . Daytona B a a tk Smlaman S Sap#. ArcSRacS, Sail A Mattan, tn|ln**(* ArnetS Cenatruction Co., Oan. Contractor •It is so* fading that in an apartment building tha Irnanit a rt boat oorerrf iMrn each apartment U am da own, particularly in ytar+ound a ir conditioning and water boating, T hit ,it«a tha tenant a fooling that ho io m atter o f h it own com fort, and at Ike tam o tim e all apartments arc not dependent os • tin g le tytirm . It would bo difficult to offer th it advantage with other aervion. That'o why the Pendleton included the M edallion program ." — Bernard M. Oraamar, Vie* Pn tiding Th* Pondtaton, In*. r ( 0 ) (lap. N nt'l C onran , <91 (juaen For A Ray t o* ( !) I(*p Nat'l Ootivnn. (S) Trnllmaatay Legal Notice NOTICE TO VACATE PAItT OF PLOT OF LAKE li AT (IH 1 X TEHII ACE n o t ic e is iie u e iiv h iv EN that Ct.tFFOKR t Mrt.AltIIT, 3(0 Wymor# Road. Winter Carle. Florida, a* uwurr In fee almpt*. joined by THE CITIZENS HANK OF OVIEDO, aa murlaaaee, of th* followln, de.i'rlbed parrel* of land, tyIn* and lo-lna tn Mrrnluof* County, Florida, In-wln Lota 1, *, t. North t n feel of twit 0. and alt of Ia>ta , to 11 Inrluatva of LAKE KATIIHYN T E R R A C E , Seminole County. Florida, accord Inx to plat thereof recorded In Plat llook 1, pa,a tn the office of the Clark of Circuit Court of Stmlnule County, Florida, AND AlJtO Ih* land, dellhanted and deecrlbtd oh .aid pint a* l'lnrwSxxl Rrlv* and Oakwood Avenue eubJect to dedication it* pub­ lic road* by aald plat; will make application to tlie Hoard of County Conimlaaloii•r* of Seminole County, Flor­ id*. on Tueaday. July I». A. R. IS!*, at !«:«« o'clock A. II.. or aa anon Ihere.ifler »» .ante may he heard, In their off clat mention room *n tha Scm.no e County Court lloua* locat 'd lu Hanford. Florida, to vacat* tha abova deacrlhad portion <nd part of raid l^k c Kathriti Tarrace. Seminole County, Flcr. Ida. recorded aa aforaaaid, and hat a the aforaaaid part of aatd plat rjiurncd to « c ie » ,t for the purpiwe of taxation to th* name extent aa If 11 had never bean platted, purauant to Section* IS !.!* and t t l *0, Florida Htatutr* / * / CLIFFORD I. iluLARRY Owner / * / TIIE CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Morlua*** (led. A 8i>err, Jr. P. (1, Box t ilt Sanford, Flurlda Pul,llali July 14, 11. IM4. CRH-SI p o x jtw i MIUI Leal cirviT I N TMI AT RF S h v w la , no* « Tvwlt* m s •■WHIXO" !■ M l t Pina At •(*• “ 4 Foil TEXAS’* Frank Sinatra - C*l*e WEI*. A T ill It*. **A TICKI.Iall AFFAIR* Shirley J*ne* - I wlwe “ HA HP AHE" H e b e rt M ltrb w m - HH LAUDSSDALI TOWIS APASTMINTS - 110 USITI ASM N. L sots Straat, Oort lawdarOal* Rtchard C. Sailly, Archllact . D. 0 . Brill. Cntmaar Blanlay J. Martin Co., Oan. Contractor **Medallion living in ouroparlm entt hair attributed gn u tic to our tremendous aimraa /rum our « //. electric kiu hrne including ranges, refrigerators, dish • gathers, disposals, ventilating hinds, luminous ceilings, our baths equipped with icntilating fans and tun lam ps; to our om tral year-round electric air-conditioning, and many uwII plugs—nil with plenty o f pou er for the com fort and com enitm e iif our tenant* " — Zachary W. Sadd, rraa-oa.it. La.Oar dala looar Apia. DIPLOMAT TOWSHS- * » UNITS JSOt t . Or aa a Drlaa. N*tly***d DIPLOMATIC CKNT0 R — * 0 0 UNITS Laakiaara Bird, at N. Halllax A**., Daytona Wallar S. Smith, ArehHact Allan A Sluhl, tn*ma*>« Air* Conti ruction Co., and Innanon ONpa. Contliuition Co., don. Contractor* "T h e M ognifiirnt Tu ins urrr designetl and built t» f t a definite nerd fur high rite rental apartments in the Daytona llcaeh rlrni. Ideally located on the H alifax Kiver on both tides of trrabreese llouleiard, they wpresent the ultimate in beauty and comfortable hring. T o firwlito our tononto with the moat modern ninvcnieures urn chase the Medallion p n f m * . M od­ em kitchen and inWit’itfuoU.v controlled year-round air ivnditionlng—aU electric, of course —were our fu st consideration." , AirtiSaaO r-t*Rln*or Tain** Bra*. Buddin* Co . (ton. a*ntr*ct*r “ Prom the very beginning o f its original concept wo Here determined to spare no expense In providing our clients with ths finest apartment1 iresidences in fA« Nfute o f Florida, Our concept o f Diplomat Tbuvr^ , therefore, and without oust!ion. included the Medal­ lion program. W e are delighted is bring able Is offer \ our residents the beet.' — S*r*ld Tam**, — C. O VarmSyo*. PraoOrOy I MISA MAR OAR DIN APART M IN IS- 4 * UNITS VaaaSts Orta*. Dalray Pate* NWiard Haiily, Art I.ilact C. 1 . HaiTay. f nx-naar SUn J. Martin, Inc . Uan. Cunltatlnr •Our M edallion apartments with all etedricul equip• 'mrnf, including Uluminutnl tellin gs, range, year ‘round air conditioning, and instant hut ualer, have been a uondrrful asset In nur sales program and a real convenience tn our buyers. " PARS PLACf. 1 4 UNITS MADISON H O U tt-1* UNITS 4tT Aaaalaala A**., Coral Oabta* Rabat! R Murphy, Art hit at I Fnttnaar S. J. Suaitr, Oan. Contractor "M V decided vn all-electric kitchens in order It) Aaio the finest, mast modern, luxury u/nirfmrrtij In this ami. y la miles s electric appliances almt qualify us for the tended M K IIA I.I.ID N award which ire hm e an d isp la y." — Ilmor Oitpnin, VM PioudanL Madiaao Hoyt* n e u n la a i u w , n n a i i w u B, N. MartvooOor. Jr., Co.. Oon. Contractor • A ll our apartments are electrically equipped la pnnidc a high standard o f liting. Electric year-round air ivndituming offers our ness apartment owners tael cumtart in Summer and rosy unrmth in W inter. — Oenlon R. Woodward, Sal** MapratanUttvay ' i — Chan** C. Uarr, Praaulanl, Barr Company ol Pompano V "’ ' * > * / i if'-ty* ;i>' 400 SOUTH OCIAN DOULCVARO—S4 UNITS " " , P S lR “ lOmrO Dura, Stan#, ArcMaot Barnard Show. Enalnoor Arnold Canal traction Co. Oon. Contractor SKNSINOTON OARDSN APASTMINTS-RS UNITS ISOO M. LscSwoad Rtdf* Raad, Saraaata H. V. Pattoraos. AnMtad Pavar Park Latataa, Inc. Has. Contractor RINOOTON ARMS APASTMINTS-40 UNITS •SS S. Waahla*tow prirra, SC Aratood* Hoy, VoSmar A Oraaiar, Archil* "fly installing all modem oleetrir appliances In a or K ingston A nna and Kensington Harden apartments, including a ir conditioning fo r year around com fort, tie cut down an ssaintsnarux w ets and give our temtnis the best In electric I k in g " •The Electric M edallion Award is our sign o f Steel ncnl S u ellsn cs. W e chose to go all-risctric in keeping with pur p olicy to give tenants the latest and mast modern its U sing com fort and convenience." — fend Povor. PrmldtnC Pov*r Pr rUaprwnt Co. — Mrt. Loulao V. Roymond, Haudant Manafar t wlw r R. C. Cols SummcrUrns fu n show Every Wsd. Morning Doors Open *:0Q Toys From Toy Corrsl RUINCT NOUS*-SO UNITS 111 Hf. 4 Its S0ra*C TMUNDCABIRD APARTMONTI —SI UNITS ISIS Rial StraoC Tart My*ra SCASAKUI RSSIRCMCItS —*4 UNITS 711 •7A4 N. WoDOas Aa*. Paytoo* and Olbbt, Auhitacla Oh*t*r and Clara*, Ln|inaait Smithian, Odnarat SuOdart. Oan. Contractor Joaoph S. Slotkar. Archllact C. L. Himboll, (ni naar StirOn, Brat. Inc. Oan. Contractor WaMar It. Srndtr. AraMaat AMan A Atuhl, Cntenoors A Stator, Inc. Oan. Contractor " Just as ths m astdeslrabls location, the most efficient floor plan, the most com fortable and attract u e equip­ ment were chosen by the Regency H ouse, so uae all the electric equipm ent. Ha that our tenants could be assured the ultim ate In com fortable, com enient, clean, and therefore. H appy Slorida L iving." "Q uiet, com fort and convenience are among the many assets o f carefree, modern living at the Thunderblrd Apartm ents. O ur Installation o f all-eisrtric equip­ ment is an additional feature Its providing adequate appointm ents fo r ease In vara and outstanding effici­ ency throughout. W e have furnished each apartment with electric range, electric uctor heater and rririgss^ otor, and yvar-rausd electric rscerss-cycis a ir wonditlonlng.O ur laundry room io equipped with ti ectiia Washers and dtym a, as w ell." " Follow ing the m odem trend toward sa fe, mom electric living, Seabneee Residencies have planned to Include electrical comforts and eamrenU etwee and have been awarded the coveted M U D A in L IO N —the hallmark o f rlectrical excellence. I t alt addsupto living 'ae you !ike U '-K L A C T R lC A L L Y r . Sarny*11. Adtor, partnw, 4 fin straat AMatteloa — B. A. DoWinter, *or**y, o> J. H. Barry, W. Scott Bursa, Mgr* Sem inole T V SILLSIS APASTMINTS —ISO OMITS * m Ns. AUsaS* A n . DayVawa On** ...NOW. CHEAPER THAN EVERI FLORIDA TV R E N TA L y Problems? Write to ABby. Box 69700. Los Angclc^ Calif., WKKS9 For a person­ al reply, enclose a stamped, ■olf-addres*ed envelope. • * » (jJom m :By Ruth Millett She used to be a good-look­ ing woman—but the has cer­ tainly let herself go. Site has beautiful clothe*— but she always looks a bit overdressed for the occasion. She mean* well — but she Just doesn't have any tact She haa a lot of ideas—but most of them aren’t very prac­ tical. She look* *o much younger thin her husband—but then. • ta b s m C O N F I D E S TIAL TO "CAME A LONG WAY FROM SIOUX CITY": Money can buy: Books but not brains Medicine but not health Finery but not beauty A house but not a home Amusement butnot happi­ ness. • • • By Oswald Jacoby Fred Karpin point* out to NORTH (D ) 1* his book on play that South ♦ A 10 8 WK62 is never going to gel any ♦ AK75 trick-taking value out of the + 764 heart suit, but that there is W IST * EAST + 83 *04 a mighty good reason for him VA1O0741 not to play dummy'* king on V Q J 8 ♦ J 1 0 P3 *6J Wcst'a queen. + A U8 S +QJ10 East will win the (rick with SOUTH the ace and there Is a good + KQJ7SI chance he will look around W5 for new world* to conquer ♦ Q 84 + K32 and shift to n club. If lie does, Both vulnerable the defense will pick up three North East Houth Weal quick club tricks because that 1* IV 1+ I f suit Is situated just right for 2+ Pas* 4+ Tass East and West. Pass Pats If South play* low from Opening lead—VQ. dummy, a really brilliant East might win the trick with the I such brilliancies are not com ­ ace and shift to that club but monplace and the chance* are U/j2 divorce from his second wife (but not from his first). Am I living in sin because of this? I am pregnant again and if my husband doesn't get this thing cleared up, I am going to end up in the nut house. Can you help me? CONFINED DEAR CONTUSED: You need a lawyer to advise you of your rights. If you can't afford one. go to your LE­ GAL AID SOCIETY. Your husband 1* a bigamist and your lawyer had belter see him before the 1)A docs. • * * Television P 0 WER & LIGHT COMPANY 207 Mag—Mb A t* �Horoscope Forecast WEDNESDAY, JULY U, UM GENERAL T E N D E N C IE S : Thii li an unusually good d iy to get together with partners and alliea to diaeuaa with them just where you are beaded in the future and to let them aee you are willing to do your part to make Joint ventures a big aucccaa. The evening la splen­ did for sociability, etc. ARIES (March 21 to April 19>— Important you know what your true position la with partners so that you can car­ ry through together more harmoniously, successfully. Dig Into data at hand. Know where you are headed. TAURUS (April 20 to May 201— With all those duties fae Ing you, If you are orderly, neat and plan your time, they can be behind you In a flash. Make up for lost time In Ihe past. Bs happy to go along with good friends later. GEMINI (May 2t to June 21 >—Evening la Ideal for fun if you first do something conatructive about your fine tal­ ents and make real money with them. Add new touches to wardrobe Sell what you don't need. Buy new. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) Ingratiating yourself Into the affection of kin Is far easier now, and llttlo gifts can certainly help. Know what your financial position la. Taka the steps that will embellish It. LEO (July 22 to August 21) Getting new projects going la quite possible today, If you contact the right allies, per­ sonnel. By putting In a good day's work, you find that hob­ bies will be eajoyed more In p. m. Be gay. VIRGO (August 22 to Septamber 22) — Beautifying, cleaning, adding art pieces to surroundings will increase value as well as improve ap­ pearance. Fix budget. Allow some expenditure for gifts partners will appreciate. LIBRA (September 23 to October 22)— Your role as peacemaker ki the aodlac re­ quires you to be especially charming today before you get to work. Much benefit can coma to you In the process Meet equally charming peo­ ple. DOQRFSO (October 21 to November 21>— It you use a confidential quiet toot with those who have the Informa­ tion you want, It will be forth­ coming with case. Be sure to have home or office In good order. Be at ease. SAGITTARIUS (November 22—to December 21) — You must have some good friend who can show you a glimmer of light where your most per­ plexing problems am concern­ ed. Contact early. Gad a .nut socially later and have fun. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20)— A more sin. cere and serious approa»h to civic duties can certainly rnbanco prestige now. Show (hut you value good credit, are serious In your career. Success Increases. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 19)— The data you seek today can make you a more stable successful person. Gel It by being practical. Then pul all o f your affairs In more business-like order. PISCES (February 20 to March 20)— Carrying through with promlsea made, whether o f a personal or business ns ture, la vitally Important now. Your subconscious will give right answers. Pay particular addition to government mat­ ters. IF YOUR CHILD IS DORN TODAY, he or she will be one of those Individuals who will be m oil Interested In foreign countries and people and will study much about them on own book, write Interesting treatises, etc., all of which Is calculated to give a better un­ derstanding of one's foreign cousins. Technical sort of mind here. Teach to com plelc what la started early. “ The Stars la p el, they la M l compel-” What you make o f your life la largely up lo YOU! Carroll Rlghter's Individual Forecast for your sign for Au­ gust Is now ready. For your copy send your birthday and $1.00 to Carroll Rlghter Fore­ cast, The Sanford Herald Rax 1921, Hollywood 3$, California. Prompt medical treatment — including attention te reha­ bilitation — can lassen the amount o f damage caused by a stroke, according te Florida Heart Association. Patience and perseverance should bo household words for the family where atroka hae ■truck, Florida Heart Associ­ ation says. Beth patient and family members must fight OUR B O A R D IN G vss.um scwcxMG -me wire for i VAc/rooo, Erme-R vo AN o c e a n i R f SORT OR ON ATRIP TO THS Ca n a d i a n m o c K ie s — fOft WSELH SAjttGR.TM -DUNKING OP 0ETT1N& A YKCHT— -N O T A BUS ONE.3U&T , A LITTLE SOROCT CRUISER/— THE-J SEA IS IN TH8 WOOPLE l SMtTERf— N ES .W e so sack -to* Yfir VanTorS Wrralft H O U SE Page 10 — July 14, 1964 S ID E By Galbraith G L A N C E S f THE « U A IS IN HIS BLOOD, i ALL RIGHT/ NO WONDER Hfi L O O S LIK& A Bits . WALRUS/1H8 O N LY * ' TIB -LIP I CAN SCO O F HOOPLB a n d a b o a t 16 A TRAM P STB A M E* t r a ; V lK lN S S /. AW jTSbsSlNG IT A STRUGGLE OF WITS FOR THE NATION'S, HOLIEST HONOR! H ! OVER THE- FENCE FOR NEIGHBOR BAXTER =• OUT OUR W AY ^ »V« *M4 enM^ku.!- m i e W M * 1 W ITH ME •'IIIU ^- T JU ST I j. ( GOT A LOAN , > from m y r *Ti2 ( FRiENDLY LOAN ^ C O M P A ffC ^ ir a if iS .I u t t im TbUR MOM WONT . M LET YOU HAVE A ^ NOPE/ 3 bikini bathing suit; «|— EH,JUNE? ' w b l l e n o u g h a l o iu AROUND, SHE DGESNT NEED A FRIENDLY LOAN COMPANY />"*^F^I^NE5d '^' v f MORE LATER, ) > I LL LET >CU J ^ K HON V ‘CBS. Tvs never ridden behind t horse before! Can h# back up, turn around, and everything?’* By K ate Osann T IZ Z Y D o sh e THINK IT WAS TOO SKIMPY? O U R AN CESTO RS • M g a A h L lR H V lf e CM. am £ I'm * iV E G O T T D C O W e smwee mrniAho FOR (JPWnHAOOOD OWOMGN CLO0AH. SOMETHINS WITH ^ A BINS TO IT .. HCWASOUH^fiOLLV ) LIKE *ALX- TH EW AY r# f .A w y e e ra jo H T T D , CHANGE MY N A M E . WITH L B J * A — ___________ S a byIMA, DnTM tl oa__________ ________________ t f - s y ^ “ Now that 1 have your attention, do your ironing right awnyl" RESIDENT C A R N IV A L “The Trojans era sneaking out the back in another wooden noraal1* WELL. Hf-AVI SAKE, WAS, OH.HE WAS LATIN' THCKE, STOO..KINPA E \ DREAMY------- 6 0 ...SKIN A IWWHLALEX! SORT OF A CHAP I JUST nOUEUEP I BETTER STEP in AN'TAKE OVER... YMEAN W GONNA RS / By Dick Turner U R t PANG OH, JUST \ RXiHF I TtMfOKARILX) UNNERVUNDER- ] STAMP/ SH O R T RIBS DRAT ITU X ntaictWEPWASm TM1 CUItKENT \WITHTM| DOCK*. 5U»U MusrvE oowe ) you DO nito to oer -f e .wkMk ».»*»••*•«» O ral How ? ‘Talk about downtrodden peoplel Do you know Janie Higgins’s father won’t let her use the phono If he’s expecting a call?'* Gone Fiihin* B U G S ACIOM B U N N Y Anewar te a Clony fabric 1 European parch 4 Compaaa poiM IPlkaUU (Oh Monad SSptnv-fla --------- (Mdrith 11 Mirra lu. _ IS Trench “UUad* 14 Arabian gulf 15 Memorandum l i JJj***'***** 19“Ansar "**" ISEar (Pry x srS S ta * 2T DuIHlalaM M ruSrOmtM MAvifuua OMtabJ I 7S n M S M O -A T THE JUMSIE ‘3 EDGE— BWtT-KXlVE EO T TO TELL MORE ) I CAN TELL KXJ ONLY TH IS-I ABOUT THAT MARK. ^ COT THE DIAMOND AT THE SAME ^ T l ME—WITH IT, X CAN BUILD MV UIUE -OCR PHANTOM'SdUVWOWWDIDN'T KNOW TM£ DOCTOR ^ WAS MARRIED-lUOcy MANa PRerry wife •ortUlai____ UParatf (camk tarn) W 1 aan* S4 WooQv S3 Redact* . * �Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322-5612 Classified Phone From Sanford Ext E xchan ge mm From Seminole County 425-593* Office 204 W. First NOT LONG IHSTANCE r e s p o n s ib il it y : The Herald « m not M reaponslbio for more thin one tarorreet lniertlaa of jou r ad, and reserves the rl$ht to re* rile or rejeet a a j advertisemeat from what ordered te conform la the polieiee of thla »* P «* . CLASSIFIED DISPLAY*. Tuee., thru F it * 'i F. U. day before laiertlon. Mon. • Sat DEADUIT** STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED: Tuei., thru Frt - I P. M. day before laiertloa. H ob. • Sat BOOB. Legal Notice In the roart af l i t Caaatr JuO*r. I m Im U Caaatr- Fl*rMa, la Probal*. la rfi Batata at Ltl.LIE E. HERNDON’. Drcaiiaa T o All Cre01t*r* aaO Parana H itla i t'talma ar D * a * l l l Aaalaal Paid Katalai You and rach of you ara hara. tty notified and required to p r o m t any claim* and d*mandt which you, or either of you, may have aealnat tha aalala of LILLIE E. HERN­ DON, deceased, lata of *»ld Cn-inty. to the County Judea af Btmlnola County, Florida, at hla office In tho court liouat of aald County at Banford, Florida, within ala cal­ endar montha from tha time e f tha ttrat publication of thla nolle*, Two coplaa of each claim or demand ahall ha In wrltlnc, and ahall atata tha placa of roitdanc* and poet •fflca ad d -tn of tha claim­ ant, and ahall be awora to by tha claimant, hla aeant, or at­ torney and accompanied by a (lllne fa* of ono dollar and auch claim or demand not ao (llad ahall fa* void. /■ / LILLIE RUTH HAR­ DEN Aa executor of the L u t W ill end Taatamant of LILLIE E. HERNDON, Dacaeead CEO. A. SPEER, JR. Attorney for eald aetata 1 'IH Maanoll* Avenue Sanford, Florida. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1. Lost & Fnunn 2. Notices - rersonals 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 lu Rent 11. Real Estate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance 15. Business Opportunity 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted 18. Help Wanted 19. Situations Wanted 20. Babysitters 21. Beauty Salons 22. Build - Faint - 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 80. Machinery • Tools * SI. Poultry - Live stock 31A. Pets 32. Flowers - Shrubs S3. Furniture 34. Articles Tor Sale 34-A Swap or Exchange 35. Articles Wanted 86. Automobiles - Truck* 36-A Autos Wanted 57. Boats - Motors 88. Motorcycles - Scooters 89. Trailers - Cabanas CDH-tl r p R o m r GARAGE Apt., fumiihed, $43. 322-2202 or 322-3383. 3 BEDROOM, unfurnished house, 3100 mo. 1813 Paloma 2 BR., Fla. room, fenced yard. Lake Mary. 322-1307. #anforb frralb SWEETIE PIE - ' ” rat. 1004 Palmetto. 2 BR, Unlurniihed house. Ph 322-3892. Gar. apt. 1201 Magnolia Ay #. Apply 5-3:30. EFFICIENCY. 311 Park. Furn. Apt. 2300 meflonvDl*. AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. CLEAN Unfurn. apt. 309 Mag­ nolia. Apply downstairs af­ ter 6 p. m. Proporty Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty 2 BEDROOM furnished house. 322-5070. Offers for your selection these Reautlful 2, 8, A 4 Bedroom 3 BR, 2 Bath House, large fenced yard, paved drive­ way. 322-0537. Government FURNISHED g a r a g e apt 25435k Palmetto. 122-1254; 322-0525. O w ned LOCH ARBOR: Attractive un furnished house, z Bedrooms screened porch, carporte, Utility - storage, kitchen equipped. Excellent cond 322-2488. NICELY lurnlahed 2 bedroom house, Adults. 322-2275. quire at Manuel Jacobeon D ept Store 211 E. First St. RENTALS Furn. apt. nice $50. mo. Fura. a p t good 380. mo. Furn. a p t apacious $85 mo. Furn. 2 far. 1 bath 385 m o 3 BR, 1 bath Mayfair 3100 mo. 3 BR, 2 bath Kit Eq. 3100 mo. 3 BR, 2 bath Loch Arbor $123 mo. 4 BR, 2 bath nice aize $145 mo. 4 BR, 2 bath on ]ak* $150 mo. For The Finest Rentals See To make the best home buy, see the "Maybe wa should ba nlea to hart Sha'a probably worth mllllonat'* $100 DOWN FHA - VA HOMES 2 1 , 1 4 BEDROOMS 1, lVk, ft 2 BATHS LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS FOR COMPLETE INFORMA­ TION SEE OR CALL YOUR FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stenitrom Realty 2585 PARK DR. 322-2420 3 BEDROOM, 2 bath. Urge screened patio, nice yard. 20 g. Idgemon Ave. N- Or­ lando. 223-0288. 322-2420 2585 park Dr. FURN. Apt. 3 Rooms ft Bath. 2 ft 3 Bedroom Houaea COUNTRY CLUB Close in. 335 mo. incl. wa­ Payton Realty MANOR ter ft elec. Ph. 322-9507. 322-1301 17-82 at Hiawatha FOR just <100 down and $81 per month, this 3 bedroom, CLEAN 4-Roomi, down, sun FURN. 2 BR. bouse, |80. Five lVft bath, cement block porch. 811 Park. Points, Hwy. 17-92. Inquire home can be yoursl Present Wren Gaa Station. 5 BEDROOM home, unfurnlah]y undergoing complete re ed on Lake Mary. 3100. mo. 2 BR., house, clean ft doee modellngl Almost immedi Ph. 322-8133. ate occupancy. In. Jimmy Cowan, 322-4013. cDti-at IN THE C IR C U IT COU RT, NINTH JU D IC IA L C IR C U IT OF F L O R ID A . IN A N D FOB ■EM IN OLR COUNTY C H A N C E R Y NO. I 4 l t f KHMON HEAD. •v». WYNELL HEAD, RUSSELL UROAD. Plaintiff SMITH BROAD- D efendant NOTICE T O D E F E N D T H E k T A T K O F F L O R ID A Tilt Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly Payments From $43.50 UNFURNISHED 2 BR House, kitchen equipped. 2405 South Willow Ave., Phone 349-4292. rURN. APT. 322-2300. a, m i . LARGE 2350 sq. ft. sturdy & Auto Glasi, Tops ft Seat C oven strong. Can be used for one huge family or 2 medi­ um size onei. On 2 beauti­ ful loti. Complete privacy. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-9032 Call owner for appointment. ALL WORK GUARANTEED 322-9256. V A - FHA Stenstrom Realty FIOTITInUS N4MK NOTICE IS hereby given that t am m g ie td In bualnoa *t Highway 1ST Longwood. Semi­ nole County, Florida, under he flctltlou* n*m* of, Longwood T. V. Service, and that I In­ tend to reeleter eald name with th* Clerk of th* Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida, In at'L'ord*nc* with th* prsvlitnna of th* Fletltloua Nam* Statut**, to-wlt; Section 141.01 Flor­ id* Statute! 1147. (Ig ; Arthur W. Levy Publlah. July 14. II, II S Aug By Nadine Seltzer 2 BR Furn. apt. 1703 Magnolia 185. Ph. 322-3931 or 322-2298 SLEEPING room. Private on trance and bath. 322-3986. Legal Notice July 14, 1964 — Page 11 12. Real Estate For Sale 29. Automobile Service r LARGE HOUSE, 3 BR., 1 12. Raol Estate For Bala Bath, Lakefroot. Complete­ ly furnished loci. Washer, GREENBHIAX dryer, dishwasher, d e e p Choice lota available la freeze. $130 mo. Ph. 322-4970 Greenbrier of Loch Arbor overlooking golf course. APTS. Furn. 2-BR. $80. 3 BR, Custom building to yeur 385. Utilities furn. 322-1188 specifications, Greenbrier FURNISHED 2 BR. House. developed by 2481 Palmetto. 322-0274. KINGS WOOD 1. Lost & Found BUILDERS, INC. LOST: Malo Miniature Collie, W E L A K A APARTMENTS 202 Fairmont Dr. Rooms private baths, 114 answers to Brandy. $25. re­ FA 2-8074 W. First St ward If returned to Mra. George C. Harden Sr., 2006 1-Room Efficiency apt. with H ACRE. PaoU. 321-2615. Lily Court.__________ ______ p v t bath ft shower, suitable for couple or single person FREE $2,400. equity. $100 6. Food or retired. All utilities in­ down, $89. mo. peya all OKRA. 322-0415. cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ Clean I bedroom, 10 x 11' Fla, room, equipped kitch cated on 1*1 S t, within 1 6. For Rent on, terra:to floors, Helmly block o f 2 free parking lota Realty Ph. 322-1841. and ahopptag aeoter. In­ CLEAN 1st Floor Apt. Pvt. LAKE COTTAGE 1 Bedroom, Furn. 330. mo. Fubllah June IS A July f, 14, Ph. 322-6106 li, m i . CDA-11T HODERN Furn. apte. Alio Storage apace. Ph. 322-1374. NOTICE OF I t w STATE OF FLORIDA TO l Walter Uwynn and Maul* L. Owynn, hla wife, E. T. Haynaa, rratmua F. Haynaa, Me <3. Car­ re way and Mattie Csrraway, hla wife. Kalla L. Currla, D.W. Currie. P. O. Nall, David W . flwynn, O. <1. Wolcott and Itoulaa A. Wolcott, hla wife, Wm. Verlnlla, also known a* tvm. Varmllya, z. H. Simmons, and Hush M- Martin, If nllva, their reapectlve unknown epouaee If married, and If dtnd. the respective unknown helre, Iraatete, darleate and erentara of laid defendant*; Mid­ land Itaconatructlon Corpora­ tion, a purported Florida cor­ poration, It acllva, and if dllaolvrd, It* respective unkown director* acting aa Irualaaal and any and el< pirimu having or claiming any riant, (111* or lntareit In ami to tha following draertbad land lyini a rl batng In Srmlnole County, Florida, to-wltt TRACT 1. Tha North U arras at tha SEU of tha BW>i of gactlon 11, Townahlp II South, Rang* It Kaat (Ira* road|. TRACT I. The NBH of tha Htt’ li of Ilia III’ 1! of Htctluit It, Township II youth. Rants 11 Kaat TRACT 1. The West H of the s w u of tha SW ti of Kent Ion tl. Township 11 Houlh, liana* II Kaat lira* the North 1114 faet of the Waat III I / l feat, and leas tha East lie fart of tha Watt li t fen of the North lie feat of th* South 4 . and lata th* South III fast of tha East III f**t, and laaa th* South 100 feat of the Weal la feat, and lea* tha W rit l« (ret of the Kett tlo feat of the North 110 (tit of Ihe South V and laaa th* W*«t n o fart of th* Eeat lit) feet of th* North to feel of the Hnulh l i t feet, and lees the Eeet 1*0 feet of Ihe Weal tlo feet of th* North to feat of tha South 4 . and Ire* th* South It feat of th* North III faet of the East 1*0 feat ef the W eil 111 feat of th* 81V4 <>f tha BWti of th* S W Iili Tl.* North m 1/1 feat of th* HEM of Ui* I W 4 of th* KWt* of Section 11. Town.„ ship 11 South, Ransa Id East. Tou. and each of you. ar* karahy notified and required to appear end fit*, personally or by your attorney, with th* ^Clerk of th* Circuit Court of .Seminole County, Florida, your wrlltrn defences If any. to th* bill to quiet title filed here­ in aselnet you, and to eerva a copy of th* earn* on Hutchlaun and Lefflar, Poat Offlc* Drawer II, Sanford, Florida, ~ attorneys for plaintiff, It. D. Daniel, on or before the lith day of AusueL A- D. 11)1. Herein fall not or a dacra* pro confaaaa will hi enured against you for default. WITNESS n.y hand and the official teal ef thl* court, this , loth day of July, a . D m i . _ (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr Clark af th* circuit court By; Sandra a. Johnson Deputy Clerk Publlek July II, II, II B Aug. •_ * t. m i . Stir 6. For Rent 12, Rasl Estata For Sal* VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker See Suburban Eitatee 20th St., 1000 ft. west 1-4, Sanford 1 to 7 p. m. Daily Office 322 2118 t* Acre lots, house of your Night 322-004B choice. 323-0700 E. 0 . Fawcett, Developer 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. LMN Enterprises W. Jim Hunt Realty IS Hutiinran Opportunity EVERETT A. HARPER I o n LEASE—Service Station. AGENCY - REALTOR 2485 S. Park Ave. Phones FA 2-2284 or FA 2-2285 Good location. Good pro­ ducts. Good treatment. Ph. locally 322-4342, or apply to the PURE OIL COMPANY. JUMBO house 8 room, 2 car garage, patio. Stove, dis­ 16. Female Help Wanted posal, dish washer. 322-1428. RECEPTIONIST, over 30. for LOCH ARBOR. 3 BR, 2 Baths, general office work, some Fla, Rm., cent. heat. 211 typing. Apply in person, Ron. Ridge Rd., 322-9051. Sun Chrysler-Plymouth, 519 E. First St. 3 BR., m bath, cent, air ft heat, sprinkler pump. $76 BABY Sitter needed for work­ mo. 3224225. ing mother. 5 days, $20. week. 323 0769 after 6. LOCH ARBOR. 4 BR, 2 Bath, Cast, air, Fla. Rm. Sprink HOUSEKEEPER, m a t u r e , lari, patio. Ph. 322-8522, 207 white, live-in. Salary. Ph. Ridga Rd. 3220597 before 8 p. 3230912 after 6. 2 RM. HOUSE. 8 nice budding lots. First $2,500 takes thla 17. Male Help Wanted property. Ph. 688-4601, En­ SERVICE station attendant. terprise, Fla. Apply In person. Smith's THERE’S PEACE ft QUIET Amoco Hiway 17 92 ft Lake No planes. In a 2 BR house on Mary Blvd. paved street you can. buy for $3,750 Cash. Ph. 668-4601, 19. Situations Wanted Enterprise, Fla. WILL baby ait In my borne for working mother, 322-8437 NEW HOMES 6 Mi. South on Rt. 17-92 VA-FHA — FHA IN-SERVICE Maine Street So. Longwood District Contact: Mr. Ferguson 802 Highland Ave. Longwood, Florida IRONING in 322-8203. my home. Stenstrom Realty St. Johns Realty Seminole Realty Stenstrom Realty Ball-Blair Agency WYNELL SMITH BROADHEAD, who** pi*** of reetdince I* unknown. TOU ARE HKHKIiY NOTI­ FIED that a (worn Complaint he* boen filed agalnat you In th* circuit Court. Ninth Judi­ cial Circuit of Florida, In and for Seminole County, In Chan­ cery. th* abbreviated till* of which lo "KHMON Iirt'SELI. UROADHEAD. Plaintiff. v*. WYNELL SMITH BROADHEAD. Defendant”, wherein th* relief aought la a Deer** of Divorce. Thee* praaanti art lo caua* and require you to file your written Anewar or daftnaaa. If any, to th* Com­ plaint filed herein, and to aorv* a copy thereof upon th* Plaintiff* attorney, Oordon V. Frederick. P. O. Bog lTIi, San* ford, Florida, on or htfor* lb* Illh day of July, 11(1. Ilaraln fall not or a Decree Pro Conftaao will be entered agalnet you tor tb* roller re­ queued and th* caut* will proceed eg parte. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk ef the Circuit Court LMN Enterprises, Inc. By: Martha T. Vlhltn 4 BR, 1H Bath, Florida Km., Ph. 322-2744 Deputy Clerk central heat ft air-condi­ OOHDON V. FREDERICK tioning. Ph, 322-4874. Attorney (or Plaintiff BOBEBT A. WILLIAMS P. a Bob m i Sanford. Florida 2 BR. recently repainted. Low Realtar Publlah Juno It. M ft July T. down ft assume $58.28 mo. Raymond Lundqutit, Aaao. II. 1114. . Ph. 332-5582. * PA 2 3831 Atlantic Bask Bldg. CUA-IJ $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES SOU TH W ARD Seminole Realty NEW HOMES Stenstrom Realty NEW HOMES VA-FHA — FHA IN-SERVICE South on RL 17-92, 6 Ml. Right on Semlnolo Blvd,, One Block to Sales Office. 802 Highland Ave. Longwood, Florida 36. Automobiles • Trucks 1952 C1IEV. pick up truck, HEADY MIX CONCRETE good running condition, good Patloi, Floor, Free Eilim a.ja body, new paint. Call 322SIMs, lintels, steps, block), 9090 after S p. n . sand, cement, rock, pipe, stcfl, grease traps, dry wells, Stepping stones. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 $ Bank J COHEN RADIATOR JTtlOP Free inspection, estimates, BOWLING BALLS: Lady** 10 pickup, delivery. Recoring lb., man’s 16 lb., like new. ft repairs discounted. $10 each. Come by ft try '60 Peo. Wgn $767 bal, $37 mo. 2114$ E. 3rd. 322-3443 '57 Ply Wgn.. $397 bal, $23 mo. them for size. 322-8551. *35 Ford Wgn $389 bal, $22 mo. 35. Articles Wanted '35 Mer. Wgn $392 bal, $21 mo. '55 Buick, $229 bal, $ls mo, USED TV's bought and sold. Senkarik Glass nnd Paint 2870 Sanford Ave., Phone ■55 Pontiac, $374 bal, $22 mo. '56 Dodge, $714 bal, $32 mo. Company 322-6627. '59 Opal, $599 bal, $31 mo. 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4622 36. Automobiles • Trucks ’S3 Merc, 5369 bal, $32 mo. ‘56 Chevy, $517 bat, $28 mo. 31A. Pets 1983 Chewy 2 S. S. 1200, take ‘57 Olds , $667 bal, $32 mo. up payments. 322-1117. '51 Pont. $490 bal, $24 mo. KITTEN, Intelligent, house'58 Chevy, $667 bal, $31 mo, broken, for adoption, 2 mo, '63 Chevy 11 Nova, Excellcn '57 Buick, $596 bal, $29 mo. 322-9631. cond. Ph. 322 2283. '56 Chevy, $319 bal. $29 mo. 32. Flowers • Shrubs 1955 BU1CK, air conditioned; '53 Cadillac, $499 bal. $24 mo. 1957 Pontiac; both reason­ '58 Imperial, $777 bal, $32 mo. Trlnre of Wales Violets lo able; See “ Dick” Kintcy, *58 Rambler, $481 bal, $24 mo, give awsy. 322-2801. Otto’a Garage, west aide 'S3 Olds, $471 bat, 124 mo, Ripe hydroponic tomatoes, U. S. 17-92, near Longwood. '58 Okls, $781 bal. $33 mo. 23c lb. Grosser Hydroponic souUi aide of Rocket Trail- *37 Chevy, $792 bal. $33 mo. *36 Chevy. $419 bal, $24 mo. Farms. So. Sanford Ave. era Plant. ’60 Ford, $599 bal, $31 mo. 33. F u rn itu re '55 FORD Convertible, stan­ '53 Olds, $277 bal. $t5 mo. dard shift, R&H. Good con­ '56 Merc. $139 Bal, $4 mo. F R E E E S T IM A T E •37 Ford. $09 bal, 13 mo. dition. 322 8600. Upholstering A Mattress ren­ Repossessions AUTO GLASS INSTALLED ovating. New ft Used Furni­ '55 BUtCK Special. Reason­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. able offer. CaU between 2:30 Co., at 709 Celery Ave. and 10 p. m. 322-9455. FA 2-2117. FIRST $160 buys a good '58 Edscl. Ready to go. 312 E. 5th St. 3 COMPLETE ROOMS ONLY $249.50 BARGAINS GALORE Easy Terms NEW LOT. '59 Ford*. '57 Cad­ Shop and Save The illac. '55 Huicka. Many Budget Way others. Sunshine Eddies Us­ ed Cara ft Part*. 1 miles West of 1-4, 17-92 overpass on Orange Blvd. Formerly 298 longwood Plaza Zuckcrman's Salvage Yard. 17-92 I’ ll. 838 4583 322 9072. Sell Ui Your Furniture. Quick Service With the '55 FORD, good body, good mechanical condition, CaU Cash. SUPER TRADLNG 322 6846, Claude Harroll. POST. FA 2-0677, FURNITURE BUDGET FURNITURE CO. National REPOSSESSIONS. INC. iAdn SANFORD AVE. 1 1 ) 1 / OPEN EVENINGS Phone 322-4503 37. Boats - Motors Gateway To The waterway Robaon Sporting Goods Your EV1NRUDE Dealer $04-6-8 E. lat. Ph. FA 2 -S8 II 38. Motorcycles - Scooters 1982 VESTA motor scooter. $175. 323 0629. 39. Trailers • Cabanas Uaed furniture, appliances, MUST SELL due to orden 1957 Plymouth 4-door hard­ tools, etc. Bought • Sold. APACHE Camp TraUere. New top, white with new white Larry's Mart 215 Sanford ft Uaed. 822-5487. wall tlrei, aU power, auto­ Ave. Ph. FA 2-4132. matic transmission, radio, Apache Camping Trailers For the biggest selection of beater, $305 cash. CaU 822Cecil Sellers - 868-4811 nearly new and uaed furni­ 8608. Clark St., Enterprise ture, see Noll's Furniture Brokerage In Csaadbany on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 8. m 34, Articles For Sale D RASTICALLY ACCORDIAN. $385 new, sell $150. Good cond. 322-0880. NORGE automatic washer, good cond. ISO. 322-3802. 1962 Vespa. Washing machine, household furnishings. Ph. 822-0457. REFRIGERATOR. C r o a l e y Shclvadoor, 9.5 cu. ft. Ph. 322 4876. JULY SPEC. Ladies* Shoe 5IARRIED man would like Sale. Sizei 5-644 only. $1 work in Package Store. pr. Surplus City. W. lit St. Rondiblc. Sanford Herald, Ho* 87. WOULD Book Encyclopedia, $15. Park Ave. Trailer Court, 21. B eau ty Salone lot 93, Sanford. HOT JULY SPECIAL AUTO air conditioner, VomaIn our alr-ronditloned salon. do, very reasonable, See Permanent* surfing at $5. ••Dick" Kintcy, Otto'a Gar­ Shampoo.Sots, $1.75. Hair age, west side U. S. 17-02, cuts, $1.25. near Longwood, aoulh aide Ace Beauty Salon, of Rocket Traileri Plant. Mayfair Hotel WIFE WANTED NICE Roomy 2 Bdrm. unfurn. to tell her husband how she home at 908 Catalina D r„ and the family would enjoy $85. R. A. Williams, 322-3851. 2385 Park Dr. 322-2420 living In thla 3 bedroom country home, surrounded RENTALS Naw Custom-built, Lake Mary with beautiful shade trees, Furnished or Unfurnished C. B., 2 BR, carporte, uti­ Bill-Blalr Agency on 140 x 110' lot, partially lity, ihade ft citrus. FHA Th 322 5641 218 S. Park Ave. fenced to take care of the Phone 322 8525 Finance. 322-8858. children or pets, a 2 car gar­ UNFURN 2 BR Duplex Apt Permanent Special age for a workshop . . unbe­ Kil. cqulpt. Terrain) floors lievable at $8750.00 and bud- Our Budget Wave Now $8.95 tile bath, Venetian shade), THE TIME TESTED FIRM Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop S*t terms can be arranged. . water furn. Ph. 222-2334 aft­ U I N. Park Ave. 319 Palmetto Ave. 322 0834 PA 98123 and only 5 minute* South of er 5 p.m. downtown Sanford. 22. Build • Faint • Repair LOCH ARBOR FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie SPACIOUS homeaite in aelect FOR PAINTING ft REPAIR Cowan. 322-4013. area of Loch Arbor. Only WORK Call 322-5428. 34,000. Call or sea. RENT A BED 1M1 8. Park Ave. FOR A PAINTER, Inside « RoPaway, Hospital ft Baby FA 2-3232 anytime out, call Luther Tasker at Brds. 322-8159. ’ COUNTRY CLUB MANOR. 2 By Day, Weak, or Month 322-2430 BR. 323-4530. Ph. FA 2 5111 118 W. 1st SL 2585 P .rk Dr. 25. Plumbing ftervleM CAR R O M ’S FURNITURE MAYFAIR BARGAIN PLUMBING ATTRACTIVE 2 b e d r o o m 8. Bench Rentals Contracting Repairs REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE home on nire rorner lot In FREE ESTIMATES NEW SMYRNA BEACH Mayfair. Hat huge air-con­ 3rd ft Park Ave. R. L. HARVEY Apartment on beach week ditioned Florida room and Phone 322-5641 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3393 month. Call 322-8498. 2-car garage. Now priced at $11,800 with 3500 down and 27. Special Services HUTCHISON’8 $81 a month. Call OCEANFBONT APTS COMPLETE Lawn ft Yard 339 So. Atlantic SEVERAL Outstanding 2 ft 3 Service. 322 2310. Daytona Beach Bedroom Homes available in Piano Tuning and ncpalr Call 322-4059 all Arena of Sanford. Let us Investment ft neatly W L. Harmon - FA 2-4213 Show you Around! U6 N. Park Ave. 322-8113 9. For Sale or Rant DEEP WELLS drilled up to CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON RAVENNA PARK 150 ft. Everything furnish­ IMAGINE being able to pur­ LAKE. Cal) • v a n l a g s ed. Only $395, Nothing 1801 S. Park A w . chase a 3 bedroom, 1 bath, 322-1597. down, $13.75 mo. Longwood FA 2-5232 anytime kitchen equipped home la 238 4393. 10. Wanted to Rtat this choice area for only WELLS DRILLED. PUMPS, $11,500, with just $350. down. 3 BR. home nearby 8NAS, un­ SPRINKLER SYSTEMS VA-FHA — Only one! furnished, reasonable, avail­ All Types and Sizes FHA IN-SERVICE able about 5 August, write We Repair and Service details to W. J. Kelly, 21 W. on 25th SI. to Lake Mary STINE Bird., left on Blvd. to Lake Salamsna Court, Lexington Machinery and Supply Co. Mary Fire Station, Right to 2565 Park Dr. 3224420 Park. Md. 207 W 2nd St FA 2-6432 Office in Model House on 12. Real Estate For Bala Abbott Ave. 31. Articles For Bala FOR EASY, quick carpet cleaning rent Blue Lustre Electric Shitnpoocr only $1 per day. Carrolls Furn. USED ft REPOSSESSED BARGAINS G-E Stereo 109.95 CROSLY TV 90.05 PHILCO TV 79.93 G-E 19” Portable TV 108.85 G-E 23” Console TV 208.95 Weetlnghouse Refrig. 49.95 Philco Rrfrlg. 119.05 Admiral Rnfrig. 100.05 Hotpolnt Refrig. 79.95 G-E Auto. Washer 89.95 Norge Gas Range 119.95 Kelvinator Elec. Range 49.95 Weitlnghouse 21" TV 40.95 Frigidaire Refrig. 59.95 No Money Down. Up to 24 jnoa. to pay. GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES 555 W. First St.. Sanford Ph. 322-2821 2 PC. wool suit, Tan, size 1844 cost $39.95, sell $20. (Never Worn.) Blue wool suit, size II, $15. Blouses, size 39, $1.50. English walking ahoei, Tan, never worn. Cost <14.85, Sell $7.00, size 7V»A. NO 8 4288. DUE TO DIVORCE WE have a repossessed 64 model awing needle disl-omalic zig zag, makes hun­ REMODEL - REPAIR dreds of fancy designs, CaU B. E. Link, 322-7029 makes buttonholes, sews on Building Contractor buttons, blind hems, mono­ grams, embroiders, etc. As­ AIR-CONDITIONING sume remaining 4 payments By FEDDERS of $9.50. Pb. Credit Mgr. H. B. POPE CO., Inc. 322-7457. 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 IN “O K ” USED CARS 5 8 Fiat 1100 Series 4 Dr. Sedan, Haatar. 395 $ 4 6 2 Comet Custom C | 4-door, 6 cylinder, auto, tranal| minion, radio ft h*stor. ■ 495 6 2 Olds F85 Cutlass Coupe, V-6, auto transmUalon, powar itaoring, radio ft hooter. 995 6 0 Olds 88 4-D oor V-8 angina, auto, tranamlaalon, power brakoa, radio ft haatar. 6 3 Corvalr Pickup 4 ap*od tranamlaalon, boater. Cf | 1 ■ CO 195 1 1 $ 1 , I ' 445 59 Opel 2 d o o r , r a d io e n d h e a te r . 62 Chevrolet Im pala SUPER SPORTS COUPE. V-8 «n. gin*, auto, treasaalaalon, powar ■leering, radio ft heater. 62 Olds 88 4-D oor V-8, auto, transmission, power ate* ring ft brakaa, radio, boater, air condition *d. *295 *2195 *2295 62 Olds Starfire Coupe $ ^ £ Q C Auto, transmission, power steering ft brake*, power window*, radio ft h«ater, air conditioned. 63 Falcon Ranchero PICK UI', owner. clean, low mileage, 1 61 Cadillac Coupe DeVill*. Auto, transmission, powar ■trering ft brak*a, radio A healer. M m m ^W ^ M TM *1595 *3095 Opon Friday Night ft Saturday Afternoons Holler Motor Sales COM PANY 2nd. A Palmetto 2507 Park Dr. Ph. 322-4231 Ph. 3224481 �I UTIjr franfnrh firrnlh Tnpfi 12 — July 14, 19G4 Talented Youth Does School Wall Mural Warning Issued On Danger Of Snakes Ily Julian 8t«-n*trom It'a true," »*ld Dr. Frank Leone, director of the coun­ ty’* H e a l t h Department, ''that only three peraona in Florida died laat year from anake liitc — all from rat­ tler*." Hut the doctor warned, “ That’* three more than enough to cau»e all of u* to exercise extreme I'aution, particularly at thia time of the year." There have been three death*, already for Mbit — one hy rattler, one by ninecnain and another by cobra. The latter waa a aoiciile in Dade County. l'erhap* the reaKon Is that the State lioanl of Health keep* a constant supply of antivenom aeriim h* do ‘JO hospital poison control ren­ ter* In 10 rltie* throughout Florida. Venom run he ob­ tained within .10 minute* for Fishing Contest Date Announced In Longwood Hy llnnna Estes Special activities to take place till* week a* part of the summer rrr real [on pro­ gram of 1/onKwood Klementary School were announced today hy Coach Wall H/urus. On Wednesday the fishing contest will lie held at the lake at Lyinan lligli School from H;3(( until 11:Ho a.in. Youngster* participating are to provide their own transjKirlatiun and sack lunch. Prizes will hr awarded for the blggcti fish and the most fi.sii eanglit. The Doll and Hobhy Show I* scheduled far Friday at the school. Assisting Cnsdi Drums ore Coach llodney Dnihergcr and Mrs. Nell Drueding. Hy Jane Casselberry On* of Seminole'* most promising young artists, 11 year old Danny Smith, son of Mr, and Mrs. George I,. Smith of t.ongwood, has been commissioned by Principal John Angel of the South Seminole Junior High School Ht Casselberry to paint a mural on the wall o f the sc lino | rnfetorium. Danny i* a ninth grader at South Seminole and is in hi* second year a* a pupil of art­ ist Heth Gregory of l.ake 90 percent o f the state’s pop­ ulation. Also important is the fact that a bile victim can get in­ formation very quickly hy contacting his county health department or a poison con­ trol renter. This county’s nearest poi­ son control renter, according to Dr. Leone, is Orange Memorial Hospital, Orlando. Hut getting hack to the coral snake, its bite is the most deadly in Florida al­ though there is tie- least like........ I of being bitten hy one. This Is because the snake is slmv to arouse and heraiise it bikes rather than strike*. To Idle It must must get ll« teeth around an object aucli as a finger. It cannot get it* teeth into it flat surface. Florida’s supply of srrum com '* directly from a firm in Hrii'/il, the only place in tieworld where It i* inanufiictnred. The slate lam id of health cannot sell the serum, it muni Ite dispensed free. A person hi 11ell hy a rural Mink" will almost surely die tildes* tin- mo inn t un lie udministered in lime. About thill coral snake it’s slender, grow* to about ltd inches. It’s a beautiful rep­ tile ami most attractive to childieii. IIs nose is hluek and its red and yellow hand* touch cncli other, separated by Mack hand*. Il« lo lls in cool spots, usually under trash, stones nr planks. There’s a false coral hut It lias a red nose ntnl black band* between Its retl and yellow him in. ia-ai n to tell the difference. It might save your life. Itememher this little rhyme: " I f its red on yellow it will kill a fellow. If It* red nil black, it’s okay Jack. If you can’t remember that one, perhaps till* will stick with you: “ If hi* none is black, stay hack." M Pays To U hl* MATHER of Sanford SHOP IN AI It CONDITION!: D COMFOUT 203-011 I*;. 1st ST. 322-0983 C j7 ^ - ' 7L '' l . 7 r / m7m i * * .. j i , -J — /----- 1— / - - r •/ //> / ft r w ii« m ’ > ,/ J i *j•• * ’ Ml.. X .* ** t ' l . ' i T J** s *•<*■ n ■i ' j t r ■-» A d I' , ■i* « w / / r ff r S ( r J 7 : • • ir 'i / - j c »A W r rn u J i r* , LOW EST PRICES - ia i« # * « fiig ip COST — 2‘ PER SQ. FT.,mlessi AI*o Enve ('leaning — Avg. 3 lilt Home fust — $28.00 OUU WORK GUARANTEED 1 YR. Y E N T S C H MAi; r cE 2563 Park Drive i STOCK OR DUE IN — MUST BE SOLD IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS. PICK YOUR MODEL — CHOOSE YOUR COLOR — MAKE US AN OFFER! I Notice the like-new look of the cleaned portion. Harmful roof fungus, which can cause overheating* and blistering, has been removed. Not only is the roof now more beautiful, hut it’s cooler and will give longer satis­ factory service. ASK MUST BE SOLD CHEVROLET TRUCKS ARE NOW . \ 180 NEW CHEVROLETS, OLDSMOBILES, CADILLACS AND • v CARS — 7— J — r - ^ '7 ^ — 1 —^ > 1 —Z—I . . - J. , — 7Z ~ — T-— }---- r— } / / 'K * .~> BRAND I 7 — *— 7 i -------'• lir < ~ 73rJ£, y 'j CLEARANCE! z :~ *■ S . L 'J Ph. 322-130G FU R N IT U R E r ~ • — H. O. F a«celt, tlwnrr A N N U A L JU LY 23 Lr J- Suburban Estates FOR M A T H E R ’S . / • .Model Homes Open Fur Inspection WATCH THIS NEWSPAPER WED., JULY 15 ITS CLEANED BY JET SPRAY! * Trading Teeth A New York Pity hank museum has a belt containing H t caribou teeth. K*ch unit of 8 teeth in the unique belt has a trading value among Alaskan Kskimo*. Itrcord Cold Record cold in which men have survived was the 00 be­ low zero recorded in Siberia in lb fit; 18 American* at the South Pole came within a de­ gree of thnt mark on April 2, l'JuT, when they reported a minus Sit. ■j Acre Or More Siles Available — Or Will Iluiid. 10'e DOWN The Herald Want Ads would have trouble walking on this roof! . in a dramatic manner. Danny prefers to work In oils and is partial to land­ scapes painted from nature. His ambition i* to be an art major in college studying for a career in commercial art. Who knows, perhaps we Suburban Living have a future Thomas Hart Henton, Diego Jtrvera, or ev­ en a Michelangelo in our midst and someday we may point with pride and say *'I knew him when. . DANNY SMITH, I I year old son of Mr. and Mrs. (lenrge L. Smith of I^ingwoutl and a mem­ b e r of the Snnfoid-Seminoli! A rt Association, is shown at work on mural hi* is painting on Lite cafeloriiim wall at South Seminole Junior lliph School in f a s sell terry. The moral, in shades of brown and tan, will depict the many facets of learning taught at the junior high level. EVEN A MOUNTAIN GOAT — .7 . 7 rf- v * 7 / Mary. He is a member of the Sanford-Srminole Art Associ­ ation and took first prize in the junior division at the or­ ganization's annual art ex­ hibit. The talented youngster has designed and is executing a mural done in shade* of brown and Ian to blend with the beige wall. It depicts the many facets o f learning taught at the junior high level, such as social studies, math, science, English, mus­ ic, industrial arts anil sport*, ENJOY . . . 322-4843 US ABOUT JANITORIAL SERVICE OR SUPPLIES! BEST SE L E C T IO N - C0RVAIR "500" SPORT COUPE BEST DEALS - CHEVY II $195 4-DR. SEDAN DOWN S1 9 4 F m ie n s in c l u d e SAVE h e a t k ii, d k f k o s t e h . DOLLARS AT EASIEST T E R M S $2 I2 T ' w sw t iiie s HOLLER'S HOLLER M O T O R SA LES 2nd & PALMETTO — 322-0711 2505 S. PARK DRIVE 322-0861 �“U ’ * S Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” ------TV*' cTltr j^cUtfcrti foralft Zip Code 32771 ' WEATHER: Partly cloudy today and Thursday with widely scattered showers; liiyrh today 00-95: low tonipht in 70s. K ™ , . 4 . T fe tO c Ford Cavanaugh, a member o( the board of Trustee* of Forest Lake Academy, says that school officials arc row conferring with authorities In Atlanta on operational plans for the coning year. A portion of the school's plant was de­ stroyed by fire earlier Hi is month Cavanaugh said that the school's enrollment last year nit the 350 mark. The school has been in operation for 30 years. • « t When County Attorney Har­ old Johnson stuck his head into the Seminole County Com­ mission chamber Tuesday morning and notified the board he’d be a few minutes l3te for the hi monthly confab, some­ one on tbe commission imme­ diately proposed that the law­ yer's fee be docked $100, We honestly don’ t know who made the suggestion (in a humorcur vein, of ronrsel but we know for sure it wasn't Lee Gary of Oviedo • • • Seminole High School Hand will have a parade and a hand concert in downtown Sanford Saturday at 10 a. m. to pub­ licize the movie that they arc promoting to raise money for next year's band trip*. After the free entertainment, band members will sell tickets to 'T h e Patsy" starring Jerry Lewis, Get your tickets from the kid* end help the band. • • • Nothing points up the differ­ ences in opinion like a dead lock. This happened several tunes at City Commission Monday nigh t and also at County Commission Tuesday. In each instance, it was up to the chairman to break the deadlock. That's the privilege of being chairman—you get to make your authority felt. • • • Monday night when a stenofypist turned tip at the Town Council meeting in Cassel­ berry to record a portion of the Council meeting the board of aldermen raised the roof. When a stenotypist turned tip at the County Commission meeting Tuesday murning to record a portion of the com­ mission meeting the commiss­ ioners paid no attention to it. The Casselberry board Im­ mediately voted to adjourn Its monthly meeting rather than permit the proceedings to be recorded by 0 tapp machine nr a stenotypist We wonder what'll happen next month If the recording machine and the stenotype puts in another ap­ pearance. • • • Speaking of the County Commission meetings, t h e newly decorated chamber is completed except for two things we’d like to suggest. A press table in a location where writers ran hear as well as see the proceedings when dele­ gations appear to present mat­ ters, and a swinging gale at the north end of the railing for zoning director Hubert Ilrown. When the main gate is blocked and Ilrown has to dash front the seating area to the commissioners' section he either has to vault over the railing or squeeze under it. One of these days he'll either break an ankle or two or slip a disc. • * • The futnre of a 3(1 mile sec­ tion of the Lonewond Mark• m Hoad was left hanging in the air by the Hoard of County Commissioners during Tues­ day's meeting. Sometime ago the board OK’d tbe removal of damaged pavement within a 2 mile section of the road. La­ ter another 1.6 mile section of damaged pavement was re­ moved. Now there's a good four-inch limerock base It will cost about $28 000 to repave the road, estimates road superintendent J, C Lav­ ender. "The figure’s too high," says Chairman Jim Avery. Commissioner John Fitzpat­ rick: "Doubt if the traffic will warrant it.” Final deci­ sion: Commission will discuss putting it in next’ s year's road and bridge program. Herald Index Abby ..................... Bridge ...................... Classified ................... Comics .......... Editorial ................... Funerals ................... Page 2A Page 2A Page II Page 10 Page IA Page 3 Horoscope .............. Page HI ‘Society .. ............ Paves 8 9 .SporLi ................... ... Page 6 « VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire K stiih lish ftT lflO iT * WEDNESDAY, JULY 15. 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 234 Barry's Forces In Firm Control First Ballot Nomination Seems Certain SAN FHANTISCO (UPD Sen. Harry Goldwater, on the verge of a first ballot norninalion a* Ihe GDP presidential candidate, was enjoying the biggest day of his life today TOM MCDONALD HAROLD CHAPMAN JOHN ALEXANDER GLENN MCCALL Romania's Red Four Sanford Jaycees Bear Lake-436 Boss To Ignore On 'Outstanding' List Site Approved 'Little Summit' For Grocery LONDON (L T D — (iboors:he Ghcorghiu-Dej, Romania's rebellious Communist pnrty chief, will skip tile "little Ited summit" mi l ling in Win saw next week 11s another sign of independence front Moscow, diplomatic scuiecs suld today. Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev will be in War­ saw July 22 fur the 2ulh an­ niversary of Poland'* postwar liberation, lie is expected to meet with Communist lenders Windy slaw Gumulkn of Po­ land, Antonin Novotny of Czeehslovnkin and Walter VIbricht of East Germany. The Warsaw meeting it ex­ pected to deni w ith the worsen­ ing Sino-Soviet ideological dispute 11ml the growing rum­ blings of discontent among the East-Europcan regimes m the Soviet bloc. Diplomatic s o u r c e s said Gheorgliiu-Dej, who has shown increasing defiance of the Kremlin’s control, has decided to stay away from the War­ saw Hireling. Florida To Ask For Rehearing TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Florida will ask the U. S. Su­ preme Court today to recon­ sider it* landmark decision that both home* of a statelegislature must be chosen on a basis of population. Atty. Gen. James Kyncs said he will put in Hie mail tills afternoon a petition to tile high tribunal, asking for a rehearing and a reconsider­ ation "to allow enough leeway In R i v e bicameralism a chance to work" in state leg islatures. Some critics have said if every legislator in both House and Senate must represent substantially the same num­ ber of people, liu-re is little need for a two house or bi­ cameral legislature. O n l y one state, Nebraska, now lias a unicameral nr onp-house kgUIaiuro. Kyncs said he will cite as one ground for reconsidera­ tion the fact that Florida was not given a hearing or opportunity to argue its rnapportionment position on its mer­ it*. Knife Wielding Secretary Freed The Sanford Seminole Jun­ ior Chamber of Commerce an­ nounced today that four San­ ford men have been selected for Inclusion in the 1903 edi­ tion of Outstanding Young Men of America. These men were nominated earlier this year by the local chapter and have been select­ ed by a 13 man national Liard of rditors lor the publication, Doug tllunkensliip, past na­ tional president, (1902-63) who IWJLVA... BRIEFS Cape Shot Off CAPE KENNEDY (UPI) — The Air Force today iio>tponed until Friday an attempt to u»e one rocket to lire three satellites into orbit. Hunt Slayer LONDON 4 UPI)—Scotland Yard's "murder squad" today bunted .1 "jark the stripper" In the strangling of five proslitotes in the past eight months. Rights Meeting is serving a- chairman of the hoard stated that men were selected between tbe ages of 21 and 36 who "have dislinguished themselves in one or more fields of endeavor to the point of being outstand­ ing." Outstanding Young Men of America is an annual bio­ graphical compilation of ap­ proximate!) m oon young men of outstanding rank through­ out the nation, Nominees for the book come from many sources, though tile majority are made by Jay* ree Chapters and College Alumni Association*. "The Junior Chamber lias long been active In the recog­ nition of emiitaixllnc achieve, icnl a no... Am srici/i ■oung men," said Jim Stafford, na­ tional Jay n r public relations director. Each year since 19.18 the Jaycees have selected the Ten Outstanding Young Men of America Among p.i-t winners were such famous person* as John F. Kennedy, Nelson Rockefeller, Dr Tom Dooley and Henry Ford II Publication date of tbe 1905 edition is January 13th Demonstrators Block An Exit WASHINGTON (U PI) — 1'iesidenl Johnson (dans to rail a meeting of stale and local school ollieials— proba­ bly sometime nexl month—to COW PALACE, Sun Fran­ urge thrill to gel behind the cisco ( V P I)— I tv 11 1 igbtn dem­ now civil rights law. olish ol 01 s heaped their bodies tu-fore turnstile* nt the Cow WASHINGTON (UI’ D — I’aluee Tuesday night, blink­ ing an evil for Iti-puhllrmi Lemuel A Penn, the Negro delegate* who bail Just voted educator slain by a Mli]a-r as overwhelmingly fur it GoldIt- drove through Georgia, . water oriented Ivil rights was buried Tuesday with full plank. military honors at Arlington 'I lie dcmuiiatrntniV leaders National Cemetery. promised they- would lie hin t, ill force tonight, when the same delegate* are expected WASHINGTON (UPI) — to make Sen. Unity (ioldwnAbout coo more U. S. troops, ter Hie Hepuhlieun nominee half of them guerrilla war­ for president. fare experts, are Imlng sent to There were no arrest* nod South Viet Nam to help coun­ piactlrally no violence during ter increased Communist in­ Tuesday night's sit-in, Hepuh­ filtration and bolster Vietna­ lieun N a t l o n a I Convention mese army training. delegates did not try to I tree their way through the ironbarred turnstile* and over the LITTLE HOCK. Ark. (UPI) bodies of tbe demonstrators. —Sowing "W e're going to Instead, they marie their way shake this country up," Ala­ through other exit*. bama Guv George Wallace After a half hour, the sittolt) a crowd of cheering seg­ downers got up and left, tou. regationists Tuesday n i g h t they could swing the balance m the presidential election. I’enn 1Juried More Troops Wallace Aim Cites 11 Killings ‘Extremists’ May Elect Barry, Says London Paper Efforts to have two proper­ ty sites rezmied to C l Com­ mercial were surecssful dur­ ing Tuesday's meeting of the Hoard of County Commission­ ers. Attorney Mack Cleveland, representing n client who wishes to construct quick stop food stores, convinced the Commission that tbe best pos­ sible use fo be made of pro­ perty nt live southwest corner of Sit 436 and Hear Dike Hoad would Ire commercial. His client proposed to run struct a Handy Andy Food Store on the rite, unjovoons were raised by nearby pro petty owner* nod Ford Cav­ anaugh, a member of the hoard of trustees of Forest Lake Academy, a preparatory srhoul owe d an doperaled by the Seventh Day Adventists. Another site, located cast of U. -S. 17'.'2 on U’Uricn Hoad, adjacent to the Atlantic Coast Line track-, was also given a C-1 Commercial designation m cr prop sts by adjacent pro petty owners. Members of tho Commis­ sion * xpiessed Hie opinion that they did believe that the properly immediately adja­ cent to Hie tracks would lie suitable for a residential site, 'flic parcel lexunrd will 1m- the location of yet another Handy Andy Fo-ul store. Doth of the requests for rezoning were refused by the Couniy Zoning Hoard and opin-alcd. Bryant Back To Prop Up Exhibit NEW YOltK tlJPI) — Gov. Farris Hr\tint huddled with World's Fair officials here to­ day for a second round of discussions on Florida'* finan­ cially troubled multi million dollar lair exhibit. The governors decision fo fly to N w York was appar­ ently made on the spur of Hie moment, ami Hie chief execu­ tive's office said simply Hint llryant had gone "on a buxi­ n e-s trip lo the World’s F'air." llryant w< nt to New York for two days of conferences iasf week, and when lie re­ turned home he anounred that a 25 cent admission charge fo Hie Florida exhibit would he dropped. JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) — Negro leader Charles Evers NEW YOHK (L'PI) _ Ar­ charged today that at least II LONDON (U I'D —The Dm lene Del Kuva, the pretty sec­ Negroes had been killed under don Daily Express said today retary who stabbed a would- mysterious circumstances in that Sen Harry Goldwater be rapist with a switchblade Mississippi since the ambush may well be elected president. •SAN FRANCISCO (U P D knife, was rh-nred by a grand slaying of hh brother, MedExpress columnist Hubert W1H1 the balloting only hours jury today „ f a rliarge o f gar, last year. I’ ltman said, "so called 'liber­ away, UPI’* tabulation today possessing an illegal weapon. al' thinks-r* . . . call Gold- ol GOP delegates' xuting inMiss Del Knvu, 27, wus at* water an extremist. Yet even lentions allowed: tacked July G as she walked V A L L E Y FORGE, Pa. the London Times, which is 1 fold water 809 home nirmr in the fashionable (UPD - About 25,000 Hoy leading Hie present fashion­ Scranton 237 Forest Hills section of Queens Scouts are expected here to­ able hysteria against him, ad­ Rockefeller 107 Ilorough. SO day tu move into their gigan­ mits that tlse ordinary voter Komney Her alleged attacker, Har­ tic lent city for the Sixth Na­ may well elect him president. Uyrncs 30 old Model!, 20, was indicted tional Jamboree at the site IB "Hy this definition, the Judd ft) by the smile jury for feloni­ where George Washington's average man is Ihe extremist Smith 13 ous assault and atti-mfite I army spent the cold winter of and Ihe man at the extreme Khodet tape. 1777-78. |is the moderate." |Uncommitted 3b Scout Jamboree UPI Gives Barry 809 Ballots calmly and confidently. He had every reason to feel as he did with his forces in firm control of the Hrpubli can National Convention and hi* nomination by a big mar­ gin assured. Only a few hours remained for courting delegates ami tlwArizona sinatur planned to put them tu good advantage. He was to attend a women's breakfast and then a rally for victims of "captive" nations behind the Iron Curtain. Decision day was at hand, however, and Goldwater w.i* 1 early. He planned to watch tlm convention's nomination pioccerlings and its balloting with antes and members of Hie family in Hiss headquar­ ters suite at Ihr Muik Hop kins Hole] on Noli Hill. ijuictly confident since his arrival here Thursday Goldwater's spirits wx-re clearly soaring a* the balloting ap­ proached. He gave newsmen the slip Tuesday for about nine hours, gut in a bit of relaxation at a secluded spot still undisclos­ ed. yvl then met with advis­ ers ..I length nn "aclivltle* and plans tur the next few days " Goldwalrr followed the con­ vention’s platform delibera­ tions on television anil was aware liiat Ids forces were swamping flu- challenges |>oscd by Pennsylvania Gov. Wil­ liam W. Scranton and Michi­ gan Gov. George llomm-y. He issued this short state­ ment wliu'li expressed, in a capsule, lii-> views on flic con­ vention urnl Hie state of his parly as well: "The Republi­ can convention is reflecting the conservative majority in the Republican party." T li c convention, pimping Hie gun a lilt, already has giv­ en .1 pi I view ril till- lipmar ex­ pected when the senator'* name is placed in nomination today. Mention of Golilwalcr'a name Tuesday night in a sjrecrh hy Sen. Hiram L. Fong, It Hawaii, tnurhi-d off a “ We want Harry" demonstra­ tion. More of the same — much more—was in prospect today when S e n a t e Republican Leader Kv< ret M. Dirkscn, 111, an oratorical spellbinder of Hu- old school, nominates Goldwater. House Republican D-ader Charles A llallrek. Ind , for­ mer St n. William F. Knowland, C alif. and former Hep. Flare Honthe Lure were scheduled to make seconding spree hr a. As for Ihe balloting. Goldwater aides said Ihclr strength was Mill mounting as the roll call of state# ap­ proached They said it had continued to increase since Goldwater assessed Ids total Monday at a little more than 000 votes. He needs only G55 fur nomination. States Righters Name Ticket POI.SON, Mont. (UPD — Tlu- National State# Right* putty Iiiin named Julm Kmqiel, m Niixhvillr, Term., a u t o ­ mobile dealer, and Jesse it, Stoner, a Mibleton, Ga., at­ torney, as its pivsidi-ntlal ticket. The six delegates attending the party convention here earlier this week p i c k e d Gosper a* presidentiul nom­ inee arid Stoner for vice piesideav, THE REAL THING! The high noise level n.-weinter! with carrier land* itig practice nt the Sanford Naval Air Station will bo shifted to the decks o f the carrier USS Independence next week where this scene will be repented over and over again by Sanford-based carrier pilots. GOPs Demand Equal Noise For Democrats fly I.t. Sam Dow—tying Pin Srinfonl nml Sun Itnino, t'olif., separated by throe mount 11!n range* mid 2,Inn mile*, experienced a common plight Inst night. Waiter Crunkite kept jig­ gling; xn did Huntley.Hi inkley mul Howard K Smith. Sometime* you couldn’t hear them. Television reception vv n s poor for some citizens of both cilir# for the same reason: 1lie jet* were flying. In both eases. Hie inlerferonee and noise wn* unavoid­ able, and in Sanfold'* ease, instrumental to the defense posture of Hie nation, in foot, it prolialdy fall* under the Hepubliran platform's "strong cold war stance." Navy pilot* guide! their twin-jet A-Ti V i g i l a n t e * through the pure# of simulat­ ed rnrrier binding prin ti.-a in feverish preparation for next week's earlier qualifications aboard the carrier USS hideprude lire. Thu night landing proetlee. *0 frustrating to TV view­ ers hut *n important to n Navy pilot's truiniug, will continua through Thursday m int, official* at NAS San­ ford's Heavy Allnrk Wing (bio announced today. The flights will stait in the late afternoon anil hint until mid­ night. When the scene shifts to the 1,100-fuel USS Independ­ ence next week, Sanford will bn left in relative silence. Meanwhile, Ihr same pilot# will ho faced with tbe most demanding - mol potentially dangeron*—task of their fly­ ing career: Placing llo-ir 70foot nireruft on a slab of steel which look* tike a post­ age stamp from lie- air. They w-'ti'l have the light* of the city a* fiiendly sen­ tinels for their night land­ ings, The landscape will change lo the ominous At­ lantic whipped hy wind to frothy wliitroop*. Three tiny row* of light* will make llo-ir "runway." A small, but allimportant, spot of reflected light railed "liie meatball" plua lli» video of an unseen observer will hr their Hole guidance to tlie runway. Meanwhile, t h c Atlantic will pilch their runway about much like the jumping picture o f Mr. Cron kilo on last night's TV. It's all in a night's work for a Navy pilot—if he's had tho priqu-r preparation. In Han ttruno, with the Hoptiblb an hradqmiltriH just a few miles away, the TV trouble must have seemed particularly- r x a s p e ruling. Thera many citizen# live be­ neath (ho flight puttrrn of Han Francisco International Airport, where giant four-en­ gine Jetliners climb out over chuck-n-block suhidivisions nt the rata of om'-n-mluule. Every minute thousands of citizen* simultaneously shake their fiats skyward. Perhaps Hie citizens of both ritles occasionally stop to think that at least one fa-rson in tho world is unlurkier than they: The pilot of the piano which juxt flew- overhead, whose duties in the darkness of night prevent him from watching tho Convention at all. Mil wee To Speak R. 'i'. Mitwee, superintend­ ent of Seminole County Public Kchool* will speak to the Life Underwriters Associa­ tion whin they meet si luc Capri IU-xDuranl at noun Thursday, Mikoyan Takes Over Soviet Presidency MOSCOW (UPD — First Deputy I'letnier \nnshis I Mikoyan was named today to succeed Leonid Htczdltp-V a# president of the Soviet Union, Premier Nikita S. Khrush­ chev himself proposed .Mikoy­ an’* appoint ini-nt nt a joint j session of Ihe Supremo Sov iet and tlie Russian parliament promptly approved tho luovu unanimously, Khrushchev, said Ithe.dinev, 57, resigned hi* largely cere­ monial post to devote Ids full lulls to Ins other post ns a Communist juiity C e n t r a ! Gas Authority To Try Again Tlie South Seminole N11t11r.1 l Gas Authority wilt make at least one more effort to create a system lo bring lo ami distribute natural gas to the Casselberry, Altamonte Springs and Dmgwood area. Authority officials, meeting in Dmgwnod's Town Hall Tuesday night, heard koine doubt expressed that Alta monte Spring# would lie Inter­ ested in continuing tlie pro­ ject. However, It was pointed out hy Edward Limn, chairman of the authority's eommission, that Casselberry and Dmgwood could go on with efforts to culminate lire gas system provided an amend­ ment to Ihe enabling act is approved try tlie state legis­ lature, The authority agreed to hold another meeting of the entire eommivsion plus Ihe cminrilnicn and attorneys from the three towns involved to come to a conclusion on future plan*. The conference will lie held at 7.30 p m ., Aug. 18. First Drawing In Sweepstakes SALEM, N If. (U P D — A ticket healing the name of a Manchester, N. II., man was tlm first one drawn today In the New Hampshire sweep­ stake*. tlie first legalized lot­ tery in the United Mini*. Tlm tirktdboldi r, Francis Gei vat# of Manchester wits paired with the .T-year-oM hoi*0 4'hunnnn in the sweep, stake* rare at Rockingham Pulk ill September. Committee secretary—and to i-eing Khrushchev's c h i e f pnrty aide. Mikiiynn, until nruv a first deputy premier under Khrush­ chev, accepted thn presidency. "1 will do everything within my strength to justify tho high confidence shown mo hy Gin party nml thn govern­ ment," .Mikoyan said. Mikoyan, 08, is tlm man who handed on-the-spot such tough Kremlin c h o r e # a* soothing Culmn Premier Fidel Castro ufler Khrushchov pull* 1 -1 out Soviet rockets during the M'dg Cuban crisis. Ho also has acted ns tlm Kremlin's troubleshooter and "traveling salesman" around tho globe. Khrushchev took only 29 minutes to replace the Soviet president and have tho Su­ preme Soviet's 1,4-13 members unanimously endorse Ids mas­ sive welfare! program. The welfare program will provide wage ImhisI s to 18 million Russian* and pensions for collective farmers. "Tho pcopla of the Soviet Union today live better than yesterday," Khrushchev told tlm Supreme Soviet In sum­ ming up the three day parlia­ mentary debate on hit Wel­ fin 0 proposal*. "And they will live better still In the future.’* There wus no opposition to khiusli. hev's proposals. First Ballot Estimate On South’s Vote SAN FRANCISCO (DPI) — Following L« the United Pros* lnteriintlon.il tabulation of tho present first ballot choices of southern delegations to the Hepublican convention: deanGold Stair water — 20 Alabama (20) S 31 Florida (31) 22 I Georgia (2D — Mississippi (!1) 13 — 2d North Car i2d) Smith Car. (pi) — III 29 Virginia (30) Ion 1 Florida Wins Safety Award TALLAHASSEE (UPD — Florida's Department of Pub­ lic Safely Jias won an achievemerit award from the Ameri­ ca n Association uf Motor Ve­ hicle Administrators for its work in driver license adminMention last year, it was an­ nounced today. FR ID A Y ! ’ G H T SPEC IAL! FI SH F RY A L L YO U C A N EAT — ADULTS CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER $l<00 Menu Inrltidcn: Cole Slnw French Fries linked Hcunu Grits Hush Puppies Relish Tray Coffee Or Tea Owned A Operated lly Maxine K Dob Hancock IIwy. 17-92 So. Sanford Ph. 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