11 10 260 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2907cc8d7f22bd29042a91348e33f676.pdf c20494ff20d5d8fad7cbd8dff7fd5f81 PDF Text Text * O to (t i t Probe Pushed On M ystery Blast As M ix Scene Calms Wf UrM Press tateruatiiM l Authorities continued an inTMticatlen today Into three m y s t e r i e s * *xplo*ioaa in ocuthwsst Mississippi Elaawhsra ever th* South, calmm m nign*d and school in* tegrstioe resumed without a hftelk CtvU right* worker* aald th* saplotioes Inrolrad pro­ forty ownod by N«|W m but apparently had nothin* to do with achool Intofraticn. Th* FBI Joined In th* Inres tigs tion to tee if there were any violation* of federal law. Thor* wer* no injurlee and damages wer* relatively minor to a *roe«ry a t Sum­ mit, a barbecue pit a t Mag­ nolia and a t the homo of a brickmaaon who live* a t S mm lt Integration of th* only public achool at Tuakegee, Ala., went off Monday with­ out any algna of violenca when 14 Negro** attended high achool elaasea with 69 white*. Laat year, In th* original deaegreration action of Tuakege* achooli, »Ute trooper* under th* orders of Gov. G*org* Wallac* ringed th* school and kept oat 13 Ne­ groes who had been ordered admitted. When th* Negro** wer* finally admitted, whites stag­ ed such a complete boycott Congress Eyes Early Recess For Election Y ear Campaign WASHINGTON (U PI) CengraM returned from a Labor Day races* today, anx­ ious to adjourn for election year campaigning but atill f a c e d with Mveral bill* considered essential by Pres­ ident Johnson. Moot pressing Is the health ear* for the aged program approved by the Senate last week. The House la not ex- Vote Register Extends Hours peeted to net on th* legislation until S ept 14. Prospects for approval at* dim because of long-time op­ position by Chairman Wilbur D. Mills, D-Ark., chairman of th* Ways A Means Committee which handles th* bill. The Senate still Is snsnarl*d In the reapportlonmenl battle which Srnata GOP Leader Everett M. Dirksen hopes to end this week by filing a cloture petition to­ day. If it wars successful, the lengthy talkathon hy liberals opposed to stalling th* iuprema court’s state legisla­ ture redlstrlcting order would end Thursday, However, the chances that Dirksen ean muster the nee**, sary two-thirds vots to cut­ off debate ar* slim because of th* Senate’s traditional re­ luctance to force an end to discussion of a measure. Other bills also to be re­ solved Include Johnson’s $1 billion program to rehabili­ tate Appalachia and a sugar extension art. Th* Seminole County Voter Kegistratioti office will be open a number of evenings between now and th* tim* the t t J a close Otlr 3, —-------Coral Bruce, supervisor of registration, announced today that th* office will be open from • a.m. until • p.m. on Sept. 0, 0, 10, 13, 16, 17, 22, 23, 14, 29, 30, and Oct. 1. This mean* that the office will be open during the eve­ ning on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of eaeh week between now and Oct. 1. In addition, to being open Mondaya and Fridays from 0 a.m. until s p.m., the office wlU b* open on Saturdays from • a.m. until noon Sept. 13, 19 and 26. On Saturday, Oct. 3, the office will be open until 3 p.m. The registration office la aituated on th* ground floor of th* Courthouse. Presbyterian Women To Have I I 4 I 1 1 4 Installation The Women of the Church of the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant. South Orlando Drive, will have the annual Service of tmtsUatlon of offi­ cers for th* work year beginn­ ing next month, at I p. m. today. Officers to he installed ere: President, Mrs. Arthur DeYoung; vice president, Mrs. Charles Kauffman; secretary, Mrs. P. J. Weber; treasurer. Mrs. J. M. Garrett; historian, Mrs. Thomas If. Makln; Chairman of Personal Faith and Family Life, Mrs. George K. Sires; Chairman of Christ­ ian Community Action, Mrs. Georg* A. Rufas, Chairman of Kcumencial Mission and RrIstlons, Mrs. Elmer W. Avenel; Chairman of Leadership and Resources, Mrs. Sidney Mor­ rison; Circle Chairman, Mrs. Walter M. Abendschein. Rev. Thomas II. Makln will be la charge of the service. that state school officials or­ dered the school closed. Elsewhere: Flint, Mich.: Fifty police officers succeeded early to­ day in breaking up a gang of 300 Negro youths after th* windshield of * police erusler was broken by a rock. No in­ juries were reported. Six of the youths, all juveniles, wer* arrested, but were later turn­ ed over to their parents. Po­ lice wer* unable to give a ;«ssoo for th* sudden dis­ turbance which erupted last night. Farmville, Vs.: Prnlcs Ed­ ward County reopens its pub- lie school* today with token integration after a five year lapsa and 13 ysara of legal maneuvering. Montgomery, Ala.: Bight N*gm students were schsduled to enter three desegre­ gated schools her* today to bring to seven th* number of school systems desegregated in Alabama. Canton, Miss.: Nineteen Ne­ gro etudents planned to make appearance today a t th* allw h i t e , junior-senior high school in sn effort to desegre­ gate classes. Willlamston, S. C.: A Ne­ gro brother and sister de­ segregated Palmetto High School Monday, ending sche­ duled lowering of racial bars South Seminole CIP To Meet By Jane Casselberry The Council of Teachers and Parrnts of South Seminole Elementary School at Cassel­ berry will meet next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the school audi­ torium with the new president, Mrs. Gerald McGinnis, presi­ ding. Christy M. Harp, principal, will Introduce members of the faculty and parents will have an opportunity to meet their child's tracker and visit his room following a short busi­ ness meeting. Room tally will be taken at the door to determine which class has the most parents present and CTP member­ ships will be sold. Refreshments will he serv­ ed in the school cafeteria hy -bw ad - -CXC. meetings are normally held on the first Tuesday of every month. In S 0 n t h Carolina public schoole for the year. There wer* a* Jocidonts and fow spectators. A t l a n t a : 8*gr*gaUonlst L etter Maddox aald be will eract a 38-foot-high frame structure at his restaurant as "a monument to th* death of I t 00 enterprise." Maddox closed his restaurant last month rather than serve Ne­ gro customer*. A federal court returned a permanent injunction against him laat week aaying he can never re­ open unless he serves all customars. Charleston, S. C.r Three private segregated schools plan to open today. Th* com­ bined enrollment of a col­ lege prep school, a primary and an elementary school was estimated to be around 300. frn B P B f t 1* - S e p t « , 1M 4 LOOK! IN N ERSPRIN G M A TTRESS R EN O V A TIO N • Cleaning ft Preeesslag Felt • Brand New C o m for Mattrsoo • Broad New Iasatatioo where a ceded S P E C IA L 0 *145 ALSO: Nsw Mattresses, Box Sprites, Hollywood Beds, Odd Sisco and King Sir* Beds Made To Ordsr a t Factory Prices! Echols BEDDING CO. 119 Magnolia A**., Sanford 332-6331 THIS DEADLY (llamomlback ruttlcr was spot­ ted Stinduy afternoon swimming toward a group of swimmers and skiers on Lake Tony in Cas* “8«iWfy:TlLTtTLCVirfWickrwTi7) shot the snake, shows it to his two year old grandson, Curtis Itenner. (Herald Photo) ROOF AND FARM RED mHY PAY BUY ONE M ORE • ?•# fVAtlTT Bit • TOt QUALITY •«• PAINT • MltttM* M l GET ONE • M#66-fAQ6W# • T lC tU lN T I N • UTIUIIBIM4I. MamjCantot SEAMAN JOHN K. SCHROEDER receives an ussist from First Class Yeoman Luther L. Scar­ borough, left, in filling out his reenlistment papers recently a t the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion. Minutes, later, Schroeder was sworn in for six years in Navy to go with four he’s already served. He had experienced advice from Scar­ borough, who’s served nearly 13. Both are as­ signed to the Reconnaissance Attack Wing One staff a t NAS Sanford. Schroeder, a native of Cleveland, Ohio, has been stationed here since August 19(11 and is married to the former Linda J. Smith of DeLand. (U. S. Navy Photo) I N f l , 9194( 11. ITC p a i n t s •4 9 8 W HY lad GAL FREE MARY CARTIRT V tc v u U t* CO#Hi* ★ DOIT TOURSf If CH*II K if, ★ B t A U t i l l i l DI COH a TGS I U m SMJR TOUR HOm E ★ ( A B b l O U S TABRICS tor d r a p e r SLIP c o v e r *, i r e So* Our DISPLAY . . . . Check Our CATALOGUE . . . . Order From HIRE CUSTOM MADE DRAPES, 209 W. 1st St., Sanford. 3223619 SLIP COVERS — CHOOSE FROM 1.00B! Casselberry Plaxa, Cssielberry. 816-7481 SPECIAL! 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Principal Morris Ruby will introduce members of the fac­ ulty sod parents will bsva the opportunity for room visitation fallowing the meeting. / ' OPEN EVENINGS EXCEPT SATURDAY TO SERVE YOU — UNTIL ALL ’64’s ARE SOLD SAVE DOLLARS AT HOLLER MOTOR SALES SECOND & PALMETTO ROTATE WHEELS REPACK FRONT WHEEL BEARINGS ADJUST BRAKES Take your car where the experts are and get three Important winter safety service# at one unbeatable low price. This special applies to any make or model U-S. car. B R IN G Y O U R CAR IN NOW A N D S A V E ! 322-0711 2505 S. PARK G O O D Y E A R S f R V IC E 322-0861 6-6 Dally. 6-9 Friday li'p COW ■tmmm■»*■< • I �f t * i e io c Sanford Naval Academy, commistioned a year ago In colorful rites, and cbriitcnad with a shower of rain, opened Tueiday with an even more auspicious weather forecast for a full-blown hurricane. • • • "Plankies," l a s t year's charter midshipmen who took the first cruise, were safely on board this morning but all the new “ men” are scheduled to come a b o a r d today. Looks as if they might be tacking In on a gale. • • • Enrollment this year is dou­ ble that of last year, and run­ ning right at peak complement with current facilities. There is beginning to be urgent need for the new academic building, and it b hoped that construc­ tion may start soon. • • • Signs of the brief history ot the first criise of the Acade­ my are already apparent with the ' plank - owners” plank, engraved in bronre with the names of the mid­ shipmen on the maiden toy age, displayed in a prominent spot on the bulkhead of the quarterdeck. • • • Also seen on the bulkheads are plaques of the several companies, engraved w i t h ~ lTfl‘ir stmetlc humus. In a prominent place on a glass case is the huge sliver Adm. Paul F. Johnston trophy, awarded to the most outstand­ ing midshipman of the year, which was won the first year by Gcrrold Sargent ot Chuluota. • • • Gleaming new green vinyl tile greatly improves the looks of the quarterdeck and the mess deck, with colorful pla­ ques of the HATWING squad­ ron ensignia, company ensigns and shiny brass torpedo tubes, linked by plaited lines m ark­ ing the passageways. GRIM VIGII. wnn stnRcil here Tuesday nfter a jet bomber crashed in Lake Monroe killing two Sanford Naval Air Station men. A t left, a Ma­ 2 Fliers Die In Jet Crash After Takeoff Monster Still rine punni arrives at the bandshell site to keep curious away. In the next picture, a base chnplain stands by as rescuers boated to the crash Points At scene. The victims were returned to the Osteen Britlpe area by sontixr rescuers. At right, a spectator uses special help to get a view of the downed plane, the tail of which could be seen from shore. (Herald Fhotoe) Florida Dora Leaning M ore To North A Navy A-5A Vigilante attack bomber crashed two min­ utes after take-off from the Sanford Naval Air Station Tuesday, killing both crew Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns Uiver * * ♦ * “The Nile of America” members. The plane crashed Into Lake Monroe, and was one of 30 launched for inland refuge bases as part of the station's ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) emergency fly-away measur­ Hurricane Dora veered to a es for Hurricane Dora. * Zip Code 32771 J northwesterly course toilay Both crewmen were dead but rakrd this ancient city's WRATIIER: Ilenvy rain through Thursday; liiyght today in 80*«; low tonlpht In 70’*. coastline with the outer teeth when picked up in the water of US mila-an hour winds. by a rescue boat a short time T o iT ftiT L'niteil I'rcss Lciwell Wire Established 1908 “ WED., SEPTEMBER », T9G4 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 274 after the crash. There were no Tides up to six feet above reports of an ejection from normal piled against the ocean the aircraft before it plunged shore and gusts up to 91 into the water. MPH were reported at expos­ The pilot was Lt. Cdr. John ed Marineland, on the sea­ F Moore, 38, of 230 Lake shore 18 miles south of .St. Augustine. Seminary Circle, Maitland. With the shift in Dora's His bombardier • navigator course, the Miami Weather was Lt. (jg) Paul I. Haney, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — ! Bureau ordered gale warnings 3t, of 609 Mellunville Avc, removed on the Florida Gulf Sanford. Both had long exper­ ilaydon Burns reported to the ; Coast In-tween Sarasota and ience operating the Vigilante. secretary of state's office he Apalachleola, ami other warn Moor* was attached to the has spent $46,819 in the la s t1, The Clock Winders wish Reconnaissance Attack Wing three months campaigning for ings down south of Sarasota “ Good Sailing" to Col. II. J. One ataff; Haney to Recon­ governor. and on take Okeechobee. Furman, Capt John Williams, naissance Attack Squadron At 9 a. in., the weather bur Headmaster Burch Cornelius One (RVAH-1). eau located the center of Dora's 50-m ile-wide eye about and the officers and midship­ Sanford control tower per­ VATICAN CITY (UPI) - A An estimated 500 persons men of the Sanford Naval sonnel reported a flash of fire key document on the role of ( too miles east-southeast of St. rode out last night's heavy Augustine. It was moving at Academy, as they "up anch­ from the plane's exhaust tiie Roman Catholic church in | City M n n a g e r W. E. winds in the eight hurricane a slow 8 Mi'll on a northwest or” for their second voyage shortly after take-off at H SO the modern world will he Knowles said today that there shelters scattered throughout course, the weather bureau In the teeth of the storm. have been no accidents or ready for debate when the a m. After the flash, the air­ • • • • • • said. craft appeared to climb nor­ Ecumenical Council resumes ' emergencies in the city, no Civil Defense and Red Forecaster Gilbert Clark said Mrs. Carolyn L. Carter is mally to an altitude of 2,500 work Monday, it was learned 1 Cross official* again stress­ that despite the change in power outage*, and rrews nre beating the drums against the feet, when tower operations today. ed that Inhabitants l» the courss*, Dora was so close to continuing on standby alert. proposal of the City Zoning lost sight of it in light haze, i shelters must bring their the coastline that "it's got to A num W id small tree Commission to allow agricul­ Moments later, other observ- j own blankets and other hit land somewhere." ture in ail tones. She lives in ers reported it down in Lake WASHINGTON (CPI) - linihs were reported down, personal Item* needed In' He and other forecasters a H-1AA section. Hearing is Monroe, its tall section exten University of Illinois Prof. Re. and refuse crew* have been weather out the* storm. working over weather maps set for Sept. lUh, I p.m. If ded above the water surface. vilo P. Oliver appears before keeping street* cleared of They said many are arriv­ and reports from reconnais­ you are in accord with Mrs. Lt. Cdr. Moore is survived a Warren Commission ataff any falling debris. ing at shelters empty-hand­ sance planes flying Into the Carter's objections you might by his widow, Jane, two chil­ member today, presumably to Lake Monroe continue* to ed tnd deprndrnt on sup­ hurricane would not pinpoint speak up to your city commis­ dren and a sister, Mrs. Maur- outline his theories on the as­ rise steadily, with waves plies there. a probable landfall, but Clark sioner, or attend the hearing ine Young ot Scottsdale, Ariz. sassination of President John lashing over the seawall, said the center should cross at City Hall. some dork* along the seawall Lt. Haney's survivors include F. Kennedy. a SENSE O F llU M U lt prevuiled in Sanford lust the county, then were told to the coast "somewhere in the completely underwater and liKht u* merchants braced for Dora’s winds. his widow, Mary L., three go home, clean up and lie area between St. Augustine others with waves sloshing Kiwanians will hear Chief children and his parents, Mr. I ere, officials of Wilson-Maier Furniture Cotnready to return this afternoon. and Savannah The center is John Parker of the NAS and Mrl PauI j „ ancy Sr ZOMBA. Malawi (UPI) — over the decks, as winds ptny used the masking tape to Rive a wishful Red Cross Disaster Chair­ so big that we don't want to Ground Controlled Approach o{ fo rt Stockton, Texas, Premier Hastings Banda of whipped lake waters to a nessnRe to the hurricane. But it was ignored man A. B. (Tommy) Peterson pinpoint it any closer right tell about his year in the An-1 _____________ Malawi has fired three cabin­ frenzy. a: the storm continued ploddifiR toward the • aid the shelters will remain now." arctic at their meeting Frt Knowles reported that the et ministers whom he accus­ pininsula. (Herald Photo) in operation until the "mon­ He said the center should be day n c 'i at the Civic Cen­ ed of being under Chinese meeting of City Commission­ ster” storm has passed. "very close to the coast by ter. Communist influence and plot­ ers with the Maurice Connell ' All of his staff have been mid-afternoon." • • • ting to overth -w his two- engineering firm, scheduled He said a weakening of the placed on duty as the danger A note in the Kiwanis bulle­ for tonight has been post­ month old government. high pressure ridge which had becomes more prominent, he tin voices serious doubts aponed until 8 p. m. Thursday, blocked a northward movement aaid. bout the future of the water­ pending weather conditions. Military vehicles, p o l i c e of the storm in the past two North Orlando V i l l a g e front development plan —"It ADDIS ABABA. Ethiopia cars and civilian autos scur­ days rained the shift in dirblew hard for a few days." j Council, meeting in regular (UPI) Premier Molse Tshomried around the county Institution today. He attributed 'Ihe Clock Winder calls the! session Tuesday night, unnni- be of the Congo toilay rejected Meet Delayed the drop in winds from 125 to Kiwanis Club's attention to mously approved a resolution DE Ito rr (UPI) T h e ; "The UAW has reached night and early today cheek­ The business meeting of second attempt by the Oring on the couditions at the 115 MPH near Dora's center t h e Meeting Thursday of! authorizing Florid# power i ganization for African Unity Pinerrest Baptist Church Uniter. Auto Workers Union agreement on aU major ecoCity Commissioners with the Company to provide street | (0 AU) to settle the rebellion scheduled for this evening ha* -nd Cirysler Corp. today an j nomic , „ u e i/. ^ „ | d. And right shelters and assuring that everything was in readi­ Connell marine engineering lighting nt designated points in his country, tnlorrned sour been postponed until one nouned agreement on a new ; he added that they were still ness for the big blow. firm out of Miami to begin ne-j along Longwood-Oviedo Rond ccs said. week from today, Rev. Wil- lhree-)iar contract catling Officials said there were no gotiations for an engineering and at 12 locations in the (or the highest pension pact In , wurking «n minor contract liam J, Guess, pastor, auto imustry history. I language that can be worked u.nu*u*. ,nc*,l,rn,J throughout study and plans for the mar- village proper and in Coronnounced this morning. the night. tna Have all you Kiwanians ado Homes section. UAW President Walter P. o u t MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Word was passed to Hie It was explained that many Proposals a»kmg for a pen­ spoken words of encourage­ Rcuthei said Hie union arrived "1 have notified all locals shelters at 7 a m. this morn ment to your city commission­ residents of the community sion hike of $2t*) a month and Parley Halted "at the most historic agree­ not to strike and continue coning for persons to go home, er and made your support were under the erroneous im­ lowering the retirement age The Seminole County Zon­ ment in the history ot the la­ dueling local negotiations,” he check their belongings, get a pression that lights hail pre­ limit to 50 tor coal miners ing known? Commission meeting, bor mowment." said good meal and be prepared to viously been discontinued due were discussed hy the United 'slated for tonight, hss been Reuthr said the union had The settlement announce­ , _ to village action but that the Mine Workers (UMW) rcsclu j delayed :;r.?i! Sept. 2.1 due to settled f-r an early retirement ment came shortly before a scoot back to the safer haven ADULTS as quickly as necessary. Offices To Open discontinuance had been hy lions committee Tuesday. 10 a m. EST strike deadline package of $400 a month. | the weather. City Manager Warren E. authority of the prospective Knowles said this morning the purchaser of the North OrCity Hail offices would reopen Undo Company to the power at 1 p. m. toilay. company. Immediate action will he taken by council to designate A check of various places of WASHINGTON (UPI) — attached as a "rider" to the i the votes to shelve the con­ Ark., rhairman of the power­ location of the lights to be business in the Sanford a re a ,! ful W'ay* A Means Committee, I’icsident Johnson's f t billion long stalled t l .1 billion for­ troversial issue. turned on. end GOP Leader Charles A. in mid-morning M a y showed Other m grestional news: program to revive the eco­ eign aid authorisation bill. > mixed reaction by mer­ Halleck, Ind. Health Tare: The AFLA vote on Dirksen'* pro­ nomically depressed Appalach­ Antitrust: The Senate anti­ chant!. Some stores were open — President trust and monopoly subcom­ ian area was before the Sen­ posal is blocked at present by CIO la urging Johnson to make an all • out mittee resumes two days of some e I u * e d. M o s t mer- ] a Junior grade filibuster, con­ ate today, but there was litAhby _____ _ ----- Page 9 chandise stores were closed Bridge .............. ___ Page '.1 I tie prospect of an immediate ducted by several liberal drive to wn House passage hearings on economic concen­ and apparently will remain of the Sviate-r-pproved bill Democrats. Dirksen moved to tration. Subcommittee Chair­ closed all day. but banks, most Classifid Page 3A ' vote on the measure. GOP Leader Everett M. halt debate by invoking clo­ to provide lialth rare for the man Philip A. Hart, D-Mich., restaurants, bars, gas stations,' Comics ........... .... Page 2A Editorial ......... ___ Page 1A Dirksen, III., made it clear ha ture. He predicted a close aged finanril through Social said the sessions would be and food stores were open, at | Days Left To Funerals __ ___ ...... Page 4 would nut permit a vote on vote Thursday on the move, Security. Alminiatration of- focused on such metier* a* least for a few hours, pending H oroscop e ... .... Page 2A trie bill until the Aenata dis­ but It appeared unlikely he (iciala are icssimistic, how­ industrial and business merg­ further hurricane reports. Register For S o c i e t y _____ One downtown restaurant re­ Page 8 posed of his proposal to da­ would win. Both side# agreed, ever, about he prospects of ers, the causes of concentra­ isy Supreme Court - order- however, that as of now those getting the lifislatlon through tion and the relationship of ported doing a brisk business' Sports ............... ------ Page , General Election TV Programs . Page 9 id rcapportionment ofj state opposing Difk«en'a reapport- the House ovr the opposition tlx* to efficiency and Innova­ all morning, but at most loca­ . tions abofpers were "apuUy” | I We lh« Women ------ Page V 'legislature*. The nuasui* u jiuaaient rider bav» auk got of U«jf. W iltu U Mills D- tion. j& m t f f lr i* I b r a l i t ^briefs 5 0 0 Hide In Shelters Spenclinff Listed Debate Ready Disaster Crew In full Swing Awaiting Blow Workers Given Standby Order For Emergency Theories Told Reds Fired Street Lighting Resolution OK'd Offer Rejected Last-M inute Accord Averts A uto Strike Massive Tides Flaying Coast Base Monitors........ Gusty Weather l,t. Ham Dow, Wing PIO reported from Ike Hanford Naval Air Station today that atatioo weather re* ports show winds In the Sanford nrva reached 85 Mi'll In gnata about 8:15 a. m. Sustained winds nt th a t time were 54 MPH, accord* Ing to Chief Meteorologist Lt. Cdr. Vincent l.nw, with .69 of nn Inch of rain hav* lag fallen by 7 a. m. Winds a t • a. hi. v ern from the wMt-northweet, end the barometer stood a t 29.17 and falling. to th« storm's passage slightly cooler water and Its approach to land. Fred Willis, St. Johns Coun­ ty Civil Defense director, esti­ mated tides S to 7 fret above normal at 8 a. m. with fre­ quent hurricane-force gust* in the 75-milc-an hour range ami sustained winds of 35 to 60 Mi’ll. The reporting station it Marlnehml, had not been heard from since 2 a. m. when gusts up to 77 MPH were re ­ corded. The Northwest Florida coast­ line, where 23,000 persons hud­ dled in 213 shelters after leav­ ing their beach homes, waited anxiously is Dora's fearsome center, parking t25 MPH winds, stumbled slowly for­ ward offshore, slightly north of Daytona Beach. Winds up to 60 MPH began hitting the coast from New Smyrna Beach northward to Jacksonville Beach a t day­ break. But Willis and other author* Hies poised for the emergency emphasized that Dora’s dir* cct effects had caused no ser­ ious consequences up until • a. m FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL! Pension Studied !s F I SH F R Y ALL YOU CAN E A T - Merchants Eye Senate Studies Bill On Depressed A rea ONLY 21 L Herald Index ’Cane Progress CHILDREN 12 OR UNDER *1 00 Menu Includes! Cole Slaw French Frien Baked Beans Grits H ush Puppies RelUh Tray Coffee Or Tea Oward A Operated By M ails* A Bob Hancock lin y . 17-82 Be. Sanford Ph. FA 2-59€5 If �Pork Shoulder well m participating with tthfanpertoat group*. High­ light N r Mr week « h tM talk an "Fovarty" given by Sirloin Steak - 98 Ground Beef 5~ T Steak • Roast * 88 W ieners.......* 39 100 FRIt STAMPS WITH COUPON NO. 47 . . W-D FRESH pies w rit placed m tM earvlug tablet which Mid in morm m i i m r of ( m <i prepared by members. Other special gueste far tM evening wtra Commander and Mr*. John I. Brown of Bustle and Paat Commander and Mrs. Taai Boat of Sanford. Mra. Brawn, who la dlatrtat W-D BONELESS ROUND PINKY PIG . . MG. dfd U . Sha praliad tha new local au­ xiliary praaldent, Mra. Min­ nie Paxold, and urged mimbera to flra Mr their aalid BatlraJ George Mayberry, chairman it meat- for tho annual Legion Fair, • to M apoke an plana for tkla arant r at the and told af tawa and roqulren.ll. mania which muat be met in id to at* erder to speneer H. Mra. Muato tM **t. f - 1f — *t« hkh will auxiliary, will hire ■ full re­ lative of part reefy far tM Octeber rtofOr. meeting. tog wiQ Cemmandar Beat rapartad nraaldant, that a tom to tha Laglan kitOn tha than are being repaired In • I af i order tMt lunchea may M proi to rae- pared end aem d during tha to n far fair. \ er meatAmong ether aaaeunceMra. VI- manta tad raporta given durMr at- ing tha bualneaa meeting conto to tha ducted by Mra. Pueld waa tha invention etatement from Mra. Dorothy If. Y« In Wehator, memtorehlp chair­ man, tM t tM auaillary goal ptor Me haa Man eat at M membera * aaaiat with t9 already enrolled. Efchaptara forte will M made to elgn tM Ormond remaining 10 before tha Oc­ tober meeting. FANCY BOOtH BANTAM DANDEE BRAND PORK DRESSED W hiting Fish *15 KAYONMlSf k v c 20e . . Shortwrdng By Mra. Frank White TM Auxiliary Unit to DaBavy*a Herbert B. Olbk Amorhaa Legion Feat ISP held IU first meeting of the fall teanon laat Thuraday averting In IM newly daearatod Confermao Beam at tM Cammualty Center. Mn. Buth Ioraana, vice praaldent, waa la charge hi tM aheenaa ai tha prasldent. Base WlUiama. Maw effteara ad tha valt kictollad laat Jana IS named wore Mra. WUliame. praaldent j MartM Newell, flrel vice proaidant| Mra. lavanna, aaaand ait* proaldanti Haiel Kriae. recording aaarataryi Trane Tartoll. comeponding aecretary; Voln Lemberteon, Ireaaurari Lydia Kllpfal, chapMini Betty Brawn, klaUriani Viola »<ma. eargeaat at trim ; Myrtle Maher, cnlttaat aergoant at arme; Aaeneth Butler, maeia chairman) Ma­ sai Van Aradale, telephone chairman and Nancy BrumMugh. publicity chairmen. Other committee eMIrmcn will M amounted. Appreciation waa expreticj by Mra. TarMU to thoe* mem­ bers wM assisted In the recent visit af the mobile x-ray unit. Mra. Batter exhibited Up rebea knitted far tho Veterans Hospital and made an appeal far danatloaa af yarn to any color aad amount to continue this work. It waa requested t h a t Christinas gift* for the VA keep Itala M brought to tM October moating aa they arill be tent to the voterona early in NovemMr. Announcement was made tMt the Post’s annual plods will M held at AUxeader Springe o r Oct. IT for all Legionnaires and their fam­ ilies. Following Uta moating Aux­ iliary members joined thoie of tho Pott to hoar a report from kichard Lalne nn his trip to Boys State thin cum­ mer. A social hour waa enjoyed to conclude tho tvonlng. In charge were Mrs. David Levy, Mra. lovannc, Mra. Kllpfal, Mn. Lambert ton and Mr». Brumbaugh- C o rn . P e ars P o ta to e s 4 ^ 4 9 O nions 5 “* 3 9 fiVUT AND JUICY SAP Standard P e a ch e s. . . 4 i A p p le Juice 3 Corned Beef i-« Nmltf CANS AJtGO PINEAPPLE KRRY HILL STRAW- Berries THRIFTY MAID 5 MORTON . . AU. FLAVORS CREAM Pies . . 2 FjX'y ime ngMmamm H E S B STAR K in LT. MIAT C h u n k Tuna 3 * P 'n u t B u tte r DEEP SOUTH PfANUT W V A U N JT A ASTOR GREEN Peas .’ : 5(SS * r Spinach 5 *1“ ’i i m . M . . H ASTOR LEAP OR CHOPPED Preeldent ef the American Automobile Ann., (ieorge f. Kachleln, Jr-, of Seattle, haa warned Florida ta grid far an Influg ef tourlata far egceeding the moit optimistic predictions. ASTOR CHOPPED OR SPIARS Broccoli 5 *1°° LIBBY . . CREAM OR. CUT Corn , . 5 fe ” °° W HITt OR SLUI ARROW D e te rg e n t..« T o w e ls ASTOR . . SAVE Ida CRACKIN' GOOO UMON. VANILLA. CHOCOLATE MORTON APPLE DANISH COFFEE Ring. . . . * MORTON HONEY Buns s . I h S a n d w ic h e s 4 Pound Cake <*~~29* DIXIE DARLING �/• -» •- ;■ Im B Wod. flopt. 9, *64--P»«a 8 Voters Urged *Io Use Right At Ballot Box I w y elect! oa y * tr hun­ dreds of thousands t i qualt1M Americana for o n reaeen or aaethar foil to taka ^advantage of • rory apodal prtrllafo: they fall la rota. In t*ry clooo contests, roch aa the halr*a breadth victory la 1980, Juat a handful of paopla aan maha all tho dtffaranea. Whan wo f*al strongly th at rating la a roaponaihilltp aa wall aa a privilege, wa bar In la wondar what wa can do la out tha rota hi our awn town. Wall, wa can offar our ■arrleaa to our P arty Head­ quarters for auch activities aa handing out Htaraturr -kIng pra-aleetlon and t\ i dap phono calla to ramind fallow party mombara to rota, P R I I EXTRA — I and driving ear-less votara to tha Poll*. Wa can halp organ* _ 1m a rally or a diacuaalon WITHTHIS COUPON AND PUtCHAJI Of " paaal In which tha Major la* WITH AMT 3 LB OR OVER auca ara discussed and dart* flad. ■ Many auch ovanta will ha taking placo all arroaa tho I IN ADDITION TO THf STAMPS YOU ItCKVE WITH YOUR PWCHASf. 11 land, aa well aa aaveral color* % M M M M M m v o a sine, f - l t - 6 4 ful oahlbita of Mamormbilla from provioua campalgna, all designed to atlmulata interaat and participation in thla . ycar’a alactlona. Perhaps tha largaot of thaao oahlbita la tha ono th a t tra­ ditionally halpa "Gat Out tha Vote" In Hartford, Conn. Con­ sisting of mora than 22,000 items from Gaorga Waahlng.. inn'a J a y . rigbt through to ^ha currant campaign, this extsn■ivs collection belongs to J. _ Doyle D-WItt, prealdent of " Tha Travelers Insurance Com­ panies. Housed In The Travel­ ers building, this aahlbit will welcome visitors from Labor Day to Etectlon Day. It In­ cludes a likeness of avery president beginning with Ben­ jamin Harrison in 1809. Tha exhibit also includes a voting booth were children | may cast their vote for Pres­ ident (In 1900 a tally of these Juvenile votes paralleled the national results!) Thera is a fascinating section on "votes for women" and an endless as­ sortment of campaign but­ tons, ashtrays, hats, canes — even a red, whits and blue spare tiro cover from Herbert Hoover's campaign. " Jean Kinhead, women’s con* s u 1 1 a n t to Travelers-the "America Goes to tha Polls" exhibit sponsor-has soma sug­ gestions for U.S. residents who have doubts about their voting status: 1. If you have turned 21 since tha last election. In­ quire a t your Town Hail as 0 to when new voters are being Made. 2. If you’ve recently mov­ ed, be sure to bo made a voter In your new town or you’ll forfeit your vote. (And don’t forget you m ust register ia one party or another If ynu want to vote In any primar­ ies that might be held.) 1. If you’re going to be * eut-of-stata on election day LIMIT. 1 COOKING OIL WITH or If you tare a shut-in, ask U 00 OR MORI POOD ORDER your registrar of voters about securing an absentee ballot 4 If you ara foreign born and hava bean a U.S. resident for five years, yon are eligi­ WESSON O IL F F OIL ble to apply for American 24aa IOTTLI Idea BOTTLK eitisenshlp. Ask your Town £ Clerk where tha nearest Na­ turalization Offlca ia and write or phone them for in­ formation. Ton will be given a great deal of help and en­ couragement and having ac­ quired eitisenshlp, you too can be made a voter and have a GOLDEN ROSE P lata or Self-Rising voice In tha government B. Don't let lack ef trans^ portstlon keep you from the polls. A call to your party headquarters or tha League of Women Voters will put a ear R0SEDALE CALIFORNIA Cling Ho!y»b or Slfcgs a t your front door. So gat out and vote! LEG 0 r IAMB »49* SMOKED (2 rat U BAM) PICNIC MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS BEEF ROAST TENDER QUICK FROZEN WHOLE LB AVG. LIM IT . 1 PLEASE HAM HOCKS u2» CEEENDELL DEEP • p£2f7*eeee CUBE STEAKS u f t 6IEENDELL HEADED fJ S M r m m FLORIDA GRADE *A’ WHOLE VEAL STEAKS.-69* FLORIDA C H A M ‘A* MEDIUM SIZE BLUE RIBBON QUALITY COOK-OUT STEAK SALE I CHUCK STEAK RiB STEAK CLUB STEAK CUBE STEAK STEAK 49< 79c 98 98< 98< Fresh Produce 'W P Y H t-T A S T I P U R t S T iA V a iA R f PRESERVES .,.,.4 9 * PEAS 5 ,,-c .P 0 OIL MONTI IAALY AINT NELLIE FANCY SMALL WH0LI BEETS ...... JO* CORN ALASKAN BREADED SHRIMP BOOTH'S BREADED SHRIMP CARROTS «.». 10c LB PKG / PEELED & DEVEINED SHRIMP CRISP C E L L O WRAPPED PYNI-TASTI COLOIN CREAMSTYLI SHRIMP 10* PEELED A DEVEINED SHRIMP PWITASTI A!1*T CARBONATED FIRM RED RIPE fH ||U B DRINKS TOMATOES,!,29> COCKTAIL 3 ta, H79* PAGODA CHINESE BITE SIZE SHRIMP ROLLS hr.49* 3 H TIR A D E BEEF STEW 3 s& V° pud N* BOOTS ASS’T GOURMET c u fo o d s a = r A L L PURPOSE EATING OR COOKING APPLES «s:.39< TENDER MEATY WHIYE u79* SHRIMP CookingOil 2 8 '2 5 FLOUR 5 39. PEACHES 4 £*99* B eatles Rhythm A ssists Studies WISBECH. England (UPI) — Top student Geona Reg­ ister, 18, claimed today tha Beatles play muaic la study by. "I did all my homearork to tho B*at!as music," aaid Geona pronounced Joan, who ted her clean In physics, chemistry, biology, literature and mathemati-s. "Pva played them non-stop for two to three hours every night. They help­ ed me concentrate." HANOT ISANOT MORTON P R 0 2 IM COCONUT OR OCRMAM C H O C O U T I POT CLEANER i ’ CAKES ...n,49« BAR CAKE .-45* PTMR40PT PACUL K IL L l-O -H O M t Preesa C A N D tlD LA O T P AIR I C I 0 CINNAMON TISSUES ASS* | N eraen'e O masa 0 *a -d S ilte d kape<«ad ta te d Ob B allad New a d e a l* # Apple Treats^ ,35* YAMS rm m m i x t r a ■ MERCHANTS OMEN STAMPS \j * n ie iiw iM M - M e N - V I 'L T J I I ~ "f .T*?*d“ *’ • ■ • ■ FYNE-SOFT PAPER NAPKINS BIG 250 O Q * COUNT A T * ST0KELY CALIFORNIA TOMATO juice 4 £ *9 * IIX T R A merchants e tn a stamps ro o o fair I U 0 T PAIR O a a tle Caldee j | POUND CAKE ~ ~ ~ _ -rz r z l I t ' I I wmt mm c m p w m i l RXTRA | STAMPS S ■MERCHANTS j MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS j j MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS J, — “ m MUlra>M W M .« | J T •a.w.jaeeeewFWUMttee GREEN STAMPS n k uma op 2 1 1« PROS - ALL SVKCTj 2PKGS-G0LD (INC P.a...» MARGARINE (QTRS) ONION RINGS S ---- f | | ------- ----- a e z u iL V t i r e r . i e e u t iS t u d a m c TOOTHPASTE — I I e l $ X 3 D YOUR C N O IC t-d PACK • SMOOTH S A ILIN G ON i • M A G * mi k snari candy |_]|_A4— THINK FIRST OF FOOD FAIR• THINK FIRST OF FOODFAIR I J W t l f 'f F B S J > ........i/ W . s J �President's Push Approval late Tu Siy pri— iMy « EyedIs Drive plan* n r step* U up the war •gate* th* CoemooUt guarriaUaa to Sou* Vtet N on. A •flinry-cM lUn teak fares of m i n i hundred IMS «iO pnrildpBto la Uw «n*rr im n»lgui< to guarantee d m * # anetenr teats mold bo started within two or tbrao months if M emory. No atMlaor explosions will bo aal off but SO plaaoa will bo aloft Alrbono sad aaa ( • lo t tergats will bo used to proto out taefnueent* sad ytoasdorsa that would bo us«d If ataoopbarfc testing otar is WASHINGTON (UPT) — A grand-aeala waathar pat* tsra which datalopad la tho oast esntral Paclfle up around Kodiak haa brought down a number of rockats at Capa Kennedy, Fla., and delayed tho aaxt V A mannaI apace flight It also la M a g Maaaad far devastation wrought la Flor­ ida by Hurricane Clco and whatever damage la done by Cteo'a gigantic aaccamm Do* la aBBoaaclag tha oxercieaa late Tuesday, tha Defaaaa Do* OBNIVA VOLUNTEER Firs Dppartment will portamat aad tho Atomla Ka* tha soar future, • turkoy ahoot and • TV awu orgy Commleal oo (ABC) am* flew s prsaaot aI tills month's msatbur to dan phoatead h a Joint its tarnoat , aocretarr-trearight, Oordon 0 . Gfbsoa, pctinktert ;M rs. Chart d o s t d id a o t m e a ttta th o tam e. that tha United States aont* m m y j | M o r g a n , fond raising fhaimiM, (Harald Photo) Administratis* sM dsls oh- eatly hopoa . . . Its capability Waathar men say Clso and vkmily are mars paaalmlatie Dora were permitted to ap­ •boat * a praapaaU of getting proach tho U.8. Cast Coast tha tegteUtisa through tha by on atmospheric circulation pattern of continental pro­ portion! which .displaced nor­ ■eeurairee that this country mal air flows far to tha north. Hlgh-altitudo Jet streams, would nmlntnln "tha facilities By JoAna Hays af tha B a sis Ways A Maaaa aad waaurrea necessary to In­ which might have itearad Commutes, te adamaatly op­ Twn fuad-rntelag avante stitute promptly nuclear teeta Cleo and Dors away from load for tho Geneva Volunteer will bo announced la tha soar posed to tha "medicare” plan. la tho atmosphere should they If they had beta more south* future. Ha la axpectad to lead tha erly, have boon creasing tha P in Department have been Tho second, a portable TV bouse detention to a Senate- be deemed essential to our na­ country ovor tha Great Lakes tional security.” anacnand by Gordon 0 . Gib- •wards program, was accept­ Houaa coafareaca oa tha iaaa* and northeastern state*. Thla Tha eseretssa win bogia In eon, president aad Roy Nor* ed upon tho suggestion af mid-October in the Johnston pattern first manifested Itself g u , Anrf h M m chilrmin. Barton Lewis, department Island ana, where high-alti­ la tho Paclfle and was re­ Tha first, a turkey ahast, smasher. Tickets far thin pro* tude nuclear teats ware con* peated over tha continent Joet will ha available whhla Jutted in 1SC2. Jfch.stuu Is* -Ike—National— Arnra-.itlre. aad la 700 adits southwest and Space Administration NA­ SA had fire rockot-apacocraft of Hawaii. combinations In place aa their Capa Kennedy launch pads when Hurricane Dora threat­ ened. Tropical Atlantia hurrleaaoe normally are nudged north­ westward toward continental United State* by the so-call­ A request by James R. Kel­ ed trade winds. Often thay ler that the County CommieWARSAW. Poland (UPI)— chairman of tha House Sci­ •loa authorise tha retoning Soviet acteatiata are experi­ ence and Astronautics Com­ of certain property in the Ante driven should promittee, seld that UJL weather menting with drags te enable satelUtee aad the Ranger t coed with special care an Forest City area from A*1 epaccmea te survive tha phy­ eouple maintains a home te Highway 17-33 particularly (Agriculture) to C-2 (Com­ sical stresses af flights to Stamford, Conn. on tha five mile stretch be­ mercial) fall on doaf ear* other people realise we’re Vivian recently completed Veaua aad Man, Western pretty well ahesd ta the game tween Five Potato and tha Tuesday. Opposing the request was her first movie la 14 yeare. •oureea said today. aad maybe thsyll quit fool­ Dog Track Read In LongLOS ANGELES (UPI) The eourree said private John R. Bethea, president of She had a small, camso-styls ing aa they have In the peat.'' wood, according to figures re­ Sir Cedric Hardwick*'* win, tha forest City Improvement rote in "Tha Great Race," talks with Soviet research Asked If tha "other peo­ leased today by PHP Troop­ filed for probate Tuesday, Association. which co-stara Jaek Lemmon, scientists at tha !6th Inter­ er BUI fltrlngfleld. disclosed aa aetata which in­ Tony Curtis and Natalia Wood. national Astronautic Congress ple” referred to tho Sovlota, Keller had requested the Out of the seven persons cluded letters aad correspond­ Miller said "there are only "A cameo part," she Joked, here ahotrtd that the Soviets killed la Seminole County ao aoalng change te enable hlnti ence with playwright George "te what used to be called a are plaanlag for flights te two nations In this business far thla year, five of them to construct a building to be Bernard Shaw. ■mall part 1 play a woman other planets or long orbital at thla time”—the United mst death in that area. Pour used for an auto garage. Hardwicks died In New York States and the Soviet Union. suffragette, the wife of a news flight* around earth. The Commission, however City Aug. S it the ago of 72. of thorn wore from LongWestern sources said a re­ paper publisher. 1 loved tha did inform Kelltr that If a The will, dated April 2, 1143, A United States congres­ wood. clothes with the full skirts. 1 sional epace expert said, how­ port that the Russians ate majority of tht property own. stated that he did not want to Of the 18 traffic deaths In have more clothes than Uaea." ever, that the reports te tha experimenting with a drug te ere la that area wantef be burled ia Forest Lawn tha county last year, aevon decrease the effects of grav­ Miss Vine* haa four Lucy commercial toning that the Cemetery her*. congress, now In Ita third of them occurred oa thla tiwwa scheduled for Immediate ity on tha huama body Indi­ day, show that the United •am * s tre tc h o f highw ay, board would entertain anoth. The exact amount of Hardfilming. Whoa they're complet­ cates that manned Interplane­ er request provided it cams wlcke's estate was not stated, ed, she plans to visit Loodon States leads tha Russians In tary flights are in the plan­ Stringfkld pointed out. the space race. Bearing out National Safe­ from tha group. Tho boar! but it was la excess of $10,000. with her husband. ning stage. Named beneficiaries were ty Council statistics, moat of M id It would give the >» Rep. Georgs Mlllor, D-Callf., The drug would enable a tha people who boeoma fatal­ quoet ita consideration. hte sons, Edward, 33, London, space man to endure a higher ities this year and last year l-^nol Notice England, and Michael, IT, Bev­ Legal Notice number of "G’s," the meat, were within 25 miles of their erly Hills, Calif. a o T fru o r s r r r ursment for force of gravity. home. Drive Started TOl ril.W tl.K a K LIMAN If AThe elder son received aO HONK and DOLORES N. MINAL (UPI) Govern­ correspondence between his A fast turn in a supersonic MAHONK. Ms w it.. ment employes ia the Philp father aad Shaw prior to 1104 Jet fighter exerts about 10 TOU AND KACIf OF TOW place province of Orients as weB as a copy of Shews • r e hereby notified th a t .u lt G’a oa tha pilot, or a force 10 h s s been commenced s s a ln tt Mindora must submtt five wt play, ’ The Apple Cart." you In th . Circuit Court of th . h e . been commenced e e s ln .t Um«a his aormal weight tails htfore they can eollKt The younger son was be­ N inth Judicial C ircuit of th . you In th* C ircuit Court of According te tho sources, H u t. of PVorld* In and for t h . Ninth Judicial Circuit of th* Soviets have conducted ex­ this month's salary, the Pill- queathed correspondence be­ H.mlnol* County, t h . th b ra . th* Ita t* e f Florid* In and for Ipplnts news service reporkd tween the two theatrical fi­ v la u d title of which tit ■•m ine). County, the abbreviate periments in which drugged KII18" FEDERAL S AVINO.1 *d title e f which 1st gures after 1334. Mr*. Bailie I . Cote, 71, of today. Humana hava undergone 83 4 AND LOAN ASSOCIATION ON' THK WESTERN and aOITTH. 111 N. Jasmine Ave., Sanford G'e for SO seconds, and 31.4 DAVENPORT, s t a ERN L i r a INSURANCE COMr u i s t i f f . , PANT, e ta . G'a for § seconds. Tho cur- d i e d Tuesday following a Plaintiff. rent goal, they aald, la 10 G’a. lengthy lllaeei. CHART.KB KLHMAN MAIIONKI -vsu J DOLOR IU- N^M.Ut'DDV-M:; -ALBERT—JOSEPH-ANDREW S —T h r ajtneer said a^fllghtto —Born Dao.-23.-UBQ.-in-Mon. wife, and OEItALDlNB W. AN. Mara or Venna would require rot County, Ky., sho earns D efendset*, DREWS, hi* wife. Defendants, higher resistance te gravita­ here It yean ago tram Ttxnpi la C hea.evy N a 14111. kiaeville, Ky. She was b Mem­ The n atu re e f th l. .u lt Is a tional stress because It might ' foreclosure of th a t c .rta ln Involve a direct re-entry to ber e l the Baptist Church hi p laintiff, dated January If,, m o r te m , h .ld and owned hy Kentucky. ISIS and recorded Jan u ary It,, p laintiff, datad March 14. I l l l tho earth. Survivors are her husband, t i s In Official Record. Hook: and recorded March II, Its* In MAIMS'* PICTURE A ID T* p a s . II* nf th e Public n .- Offlolal It.c o rd . Dook 111 pas* J. E. Cole e< Sanford; a dau­ An unusual harpsichord haa cords of Seminole County, Plor* > SIS of t h . Puhllo R .corda of SOUND ANYWHKRI ghter, Mrs. 0 . H. High ef San­ Ida, encumbering th a t eerU leI a-m ln o l. County, Florida, an* been added to the musical col­ ford; a son, K. C. Cote ef Gal­ IN THE ROOM place or parcel o f property Is. c u m b .rln g th a t c .rta ln piece rated , eltuate. and belag Inl n r p a rre l of p re p .rty located, lection of the Stephen Foster latin, Tenn.; M v e n grandchil­ •old County and Stale, to .w llt a ltn a t., and b .la e In Mid Memorial. The Inatrument waa dren; six great grandchildren; * Olare-proof RCA High R Lot I. Block Q. aUNLAND> County and I t a t . . U -w Itt KMTATE*. n eubdlvtalnn aeLot 14. Block I. SunUnd built In Ohio for display and a slater, Mrs. Mont Hammer delity Color Tub* * A lf sordine to a pint theroof, E e t.t .a Amended P lat, ac­ u m at the White Springs •ad a brother, B. H. Simpson, c W H l VitP-wvj-VHTts* . reoorded la P la t Hook it, to r d in s to ptat recorded Foster MemoriaL tag * Powerful New Vito H I M I I In I t nf the P u b . both of TompklnavUM. In P lat Ranh II. p asse t Ito Reoorda o f lem lneteI Tuners * Improved 29,OC$and t. Public Record, of ••m ln o l. County, Florid*. volt New Villa Color Chat* Legal Notice BACH OK TOW I* REQUIRED (factory ad|uttad) ★ Air­ SD to Hie your answ er or o th er’ to f ll. your an aw .r o r other w ritte n detenees to the Com*- w ritte n defenses to th e Oommails Color Puritiar ★ SBt* p laint w ith tha C lerk ef thoi p lain t w ith th a C I.rk ef th . te(rN"Ooldan Throat" M C ircuit Caurt o f Seminolei C ircuit Court * t B.mlnet* Coua- run la to Jot strsoau, also kaowa as Uw high wsstsrliaa, blawiag from wool to oast la that s to a t thay art atoar* ad bsnalsasly back to aaa. This poor tbs Jots, as a ro> suit of that tost waathar pat* tsra giaaratod la tha Paeiflc, wars too far north of thotr usual route to push tho Mg winds away from tho r o u t Thors is so indication that tho pottsra will chaago much la tho a n t aotatal days. World's oldest Insects ware found UO mites asrth sf tha Aretia Orela In ISM. A sm Alaskan discoveries warn aot mart impressions, hut actual specimens embedded la am­ ber 40 mini.a years ago. -EVENING H0UB8 ABE BEADING HOUSE” Soviets Test Drugs To A ssist Spacemen Officer Cites Road Dangers Sons To Share Actor's Estate S W lV E k i County, Florid*. In th is pro-• reading and to aorvo a oopy’ th ereo f Upon the p la in tiff, attorneys. whoa# names and addraaa a re hereinafter aat forth, na raqulrad by law, not la ta r th an th a IMh day o f Bspiember 13*4. In da fau lt thereof tha reuse will proceed ea part* upon th e entry e f a Decree P re Confess# agnlaat yon. WITNESS my hand and tha ofRctol teal of aald Court ta S ealao to County, Florida, thla J llh day of A ugust t*44. (BEAL) A rthur H. Beckwith, Jr., Clark of the C treull Court By i M arlhe T. Vlhles Deputy Clerk BEARDALU OIIIDLKT AND LKWia A tto rn ere for P lain tiff fa North Court S treet Peat Offtee Bog t i l l Ortoado, Florid* Pubkek Aug. 24 * *«pt. I, 3, 14. 1144, CDf-22 ly, Florida, In this p re c e d in g aad to rervo a espy thereof upon tho p la la tltra a tto rn ey * whoso names aad address s r s h srsln s fte r re t forth, a s re ­ quired by law , so t U te r than th a ts th Say of toptamhoe 1114. In d atn u lt thereof the m u m w ilt preread ea parte span the e n try e f a Deeres P re O re l sere egolnot you. WITNFSS my hand and th t official aaal a f aald Oourt la HaiulnaU County, Florida, this X4th day of A u e ssl 1144. (SEAL) A rth u r W. Beckwith, J r , C lerk or th* Circuit Court By: M artha T. Vlhleu D eputy Clock DBARDALU ORIDLKT AND LEWIS Altorneya for Plaintiff M North Court Street F re t Offtee Bos l i l t Orlando, (Florida tho undersigned, p u rsuant ts tho "Fictitious Name S tatute." C hapter No. M i l l . U w . of Florida t i l l , am .nded by C hapter No. 1414*. U w . of Florida t i l t , holsg BoctUn 141.H , Florida a t.t o t re, will die* Monday have been poetre e l.U r w ith the Clerk e f the pons* from today a a tu •:!* Ctreull Court In and for Beml»- m. T hursday a t th* F irst nolo County, Florida, upon re­ Pr*ohy tee to a Churuk e f anaceipt of proof of publication ef ford w4lh Bar. d ro v er C th is notice, the fletltloM name ■await J r . offlolaUay. Burial to-w ill THOMAS U LAROEN, w ill be In Green wood Ceme­ M. D. under w hisk th e undertery , Orlando. Orem how Fun* .lin e d eorperntloa te eaanned oral Homo la c h arg e of a r ­ la business a t num ber ttf South rangem ents. Oak A m u. in t h t e ttp e f CBLH. MBS. B A U .ni S — PunS tn terd , Florid*. oral rervlere fre M r* B*UI* T h at the p a rty U teracted In eatd bualaeee enterprise, la a* B. Col*. Tl, who died Tarefollows: day. w ill b* held a t 2:14 p. m. Thursday a t H elen a Funeral THOMAS U LARQEN, H. Home w ith Rev. 0*U Smith D , P. A. 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Sept 9, ’64 Seen 'Certain' r a n « m provide k*»i gridA m wttfc AM s o f t formidable To Keep Post BUh’l 10 |I M Mai* 6f <Mtten gJBMI this •PpMMte the school's •term Ma h a d la a m r u n tfeaa m a t Sh u cava la nMember. AaA aK kn|k va risk the OaeclUlHy al — rxktog as m . atm verture ta ear Hut if Jim PIgott, Dick WtflUme J i* McCoy caa M M a viaNov. M, they'll deserve aa astra thickm m af froetiag aa Oa tie- Durocber Would SHS Football Schedule Fall Play Gels Sift* 16—THmsriBs There Under Way In Still Like To S if t. 25—Ortomdo Colonial H srt Oct. 2—Orlando Evans There Oct. 9 -O rtead o Edgewater Here Moforette Loop Manage Club Oct. 16—Orlando Boons Hsrs The BIB Hemphill Motor* By MiHow Rlehmaa Oct. 25—W inter Park There U PI Sports W riter ettes Bowling LeagM started Oct. 30—Orlando B bhof Moore There NEW YORK (U PI) — LlpNov. 6—Longwood Lyman There ita FaD schedule with IS py Loo Durocber put tt N ot. 13—Orlando Oak Bldgs Here teams. squarely on tho 11m : He’d N or. 20—Open As always, tha first dap The N ov York Yankooa* love to manage again but no­ N ot. 25—DsLand Here waa exciting with each team manager, though, doesn't hero body has been breaking bis trying to get into first ploc* •a y trouble explaining hov door down to get him. for a head start. happy ka ia (bat Mai v ia call* Fiery and forceful ae ever Tha Tempest, Grand Frfx, ad up from Rlcbmoad of the although not quits so tads S ta r Chiefs, Ram blare ttea, lateraatioaal League a pendent M ia tbo past, the and La Sabres ail took three ago to bolrtor kla BS-year-old coach of the Los points to go into a first placs lag ataff *r a Angeles Dodgers mad* tt tie. Aea’t maaa the club baa la "Any clear he’d be receptive to "the Betty Bussard, of tho Tern* via tkam all, ar area eight af gto bag le v A e v e y ka deoe right kind" of managerial of­ paste was way out in front tito U title they'd flay. emrt nriae rttoktog la fte fer. with her 110/467 as Darkto We’re falUag abort wixatog ■a|ar«,’* aaya Berra. "Be’e “ That doesn’t mean that I'm Owens grabbed tha next spot m e n tbaa they loaa. la thJc a v ia lir fr t p m p eet" not happy here," ha empha­ with 175/458 and Pat Robbina aaae, HU taka at Maet alx StoCtlemyre la mora that sised. " I’ve never been treat­ notched third spot with 434. V ic to ria * — art cauatiag tha that Althoagk oaly U , be'e By Marray Old*naan bled In tha air. Riegels grab­ High games w art rolled by ed better ia my life than I poealbtuty al a tie ar tvo. ahoviag algna eg developing Sparta Editor bed tt and headed for the Peggy Dooley with 106, Kat have been with this club," The competition they’ll be Into the itopper of tha YeaDurocber declared. " Ill at Newspaper Enterprise Am b . sideline. Then he turned and Noel 164, Carole Burdette 162 fadag la tka Metro Confer- kee eteff. ways be grateful to Walter NEW YORK — (NEA) — made a complete circle. He and Linda Post 162. eaca win bo the toughed The right-hander from YeklO’Malley and Busxy Bavasl Anybody the least bit con­ started tb* other way. Betty Bussard, Linda Post, they’re mat la yean. There’ll ma, Waih., need hla (inker LYMAN HIGH'S Hoad Coach Dick Copeland vill pin quits a bit of hop# for giving me a Job here. cerned with football lor* "I was coming across from Evelyn Mills and DarUs be aarea t t them aa tha boll to pitch tha Yankaea to cn tha talents of these four Greyhound fullbacks. They are (from left) "And aa fer Alston," h# knows that Roy Riegels once the other eld* of th* field end Owens all rolled turksys. Th* Tribe’* elate, ptaa three ana- vlthia a game of tbo paeo-aetJim Falkingham. Danny Overton, Terry Toole, and Austin Saville. Falk* want on, gesturing toward the ran 80 yards the wrong way waa Immediately aware of following splits fan for: Rita ieagua cnatarte. ling Baltimore Oriolei and to Ingham ana Baville are returnees vhile Toole is a transfer from Winter Dodger manager’s private with a recovered fumble and what happened. I guess we Gasil 6-7, Darkls Owens 3-10, Tvo of theta noa-loop attain one pargantage point of tha Garden Laksview and Overton came up from South Seminole Junior dressing quarters, "I love thereby cost the University of were the only ones In th* H arriet Gasil 2-10, Jean M*Lcoaid be aa tough at the seeood place Chicago White High. (Herald Photo) working w i t h tbo man. California the Rose Bowl whole arena conscious of the lo 5-7, Wanda Mohn 2-7 and Triha caa aland. No matter Son vhen ho boat tha MiaaaEveryone has us fighting gam* of Jan. 1, 1929. He fa c t Betty Bowes 0-7-10. hov mack the c o a e h e a aota Twin* S-l Tuaaday sight every 10 minute*, but that's might even know Benny Lorn •’preach" to tha hoya abort la the oaly American League "He ran right by m* on the absolutely ridiculous. There*! was the name of the swift thJa Tltoavllla crew, v e’re a- action. 30-yard line, close as I’m sit­ nothing I can say to convince California halfback who chas­ braid they’re looking tovard Stottlemyre Mattered also ting here to you." Vance penpta differently. ed Roy dowofleld, caught and reached out and touched my that Oral Metro tilt vilh Co- hHa while New York collect "1 respect the man and turned him around at tha shoulder. ed only four off Camllo Paeenjoy working for him. And goal line—Just In time to get N ov thie itatement may cual and two auccetMra. But "But I wasn’t going to stop I'm not th* least bit desper­ ■ aka eome of tha Seminole', the Yankee rookie struck out clobbered by a Georgia Tech him," ha continued. "Lom ate about getting another Job. mad. If It doei, final We hope eight and again abowed mar horde. could have. Riegels ran past I don't la y Pm leaving, but I It v ill make them mad enough veloue control by ieeulng only Pu* n '.j tan nam i tin. man him. Lom MriU hollering inAthletic Director Fred Pan* .thla — «/>w e-d ♦»<- -u - «» «•rriirg a C is.j D m * Cl. would be Interested in man-to fu/gtt xhert-rnVmfit end mRTWIBT----------------------who tackled Riegels? se of Seminole High 8chool the final contest will b« se­ C team. stead of trying to catch him aging If tha right kind of of­ TALLAHASSEE — While make up their mind* they’ve bs gaining hi* fifth victory announced today that the Vance Mare* sounds like a You can’t run and holler at If a regional tilt ends In a fer came along. lected by the tournament com­ summer’s heat is still with get e rest fight ea their hi seven derision*, Mottle- school’s grid team will par­ tie, says tha FH8AA, tha ball Up to now, I haven't had hit of ol* New Orleans but is the same time." Florida, Indian 8ummtr Is kaade a week from Friday myre towered hla earned ticipate thla acaann in the mittee of tho FI1SAA and Us really south Georgia drawL By the time Benny started shall b* put in play from the any feelers. What’a the sense sight. raw average to a nifty 1J 6. Florida High School Activities •xecutiva aecretary. He la a big, solid businessman the chase, the procession Just around tha eorner and It 50 yardllna and each team of lying about it? " la a prim* time to wet a 11m The Tertian rime over Ho has given up inly IS Tho regional Class AA shall b# given four plays to Association’s Class AA foot­ Although he hasn't man* with shiny skin where there downfkld looked like Hanni­ and tamp!* some of Florida’a k e n last September and were earned ran* la SI Inning champions shall be determin­ ball championship program. b* run alternately. A toss of aged since heading th* New used to be wavy hair, and ha bal's legloni. finest fishing. leading the Seminole* 13 to The Yankees scored an tin ed, says the F1I8AA, on tho the coin will determine which York Giants In 1953, the Lip was in th* middle of the RioSeminole will ha competing "Riegels got right to the The Gem* and Fresh W ater T with eecoods left to play. earned run in the top of the basis of points In tig h t reg­ gels episode, a classic blooper goal line,” remembered Me Fish Commission reminds an­ The Tribe got out of It alive first and the Twins got It biek with 21 other Class AA high ular etaton games. All losses team ia first to put tha ball laughs out loud any time school teams In Region III, In play. Kicks of any type, ex­ someone asks If he may have glers that some ol the beak with a lert minute TD. In the bottom half on singles and ties shall be Included In cept on a try for extra point, forgotten bow. fishing of tha year la Just • This aeaioa the two dubi by Rich Hollins and Zollo Var­ on* of the four regions in the thoas eight conteit*. "Do you ever forget how to shall not be allowed. If a calendar page away. meet ia Tltuavllle and there'* sities and Harmon Kill#- state this season. For defeating a Cluss AA touchdown Is scored, a try for breathe 7” he aaya. The winner of Region I will "Early autumn and fall are ■Iwaya that factor of playing brew's fialder's choice. "Besides, everyone knows play tha winner of Region It team a school will rrcelve 10 point shall be attempted. If comparable to spring Insofar at home. Titusville bai been Paseual then retired IT Yan­ points; for tlelng a Class AA either team ha* a down or It's the players who make the aa fishing U concerned," Combuilding sad building toward kees in ■ row untU Roger Mb and the winner of Region ill team, five points; for beating downs remaining, tha ball manager and not vice vtrsa. I will tangle with tha champs m inion Director A. D. Al­ upeattiag the Seminolei and rls led off the seventh with a drich point* o u t "Unfortu. that score last year undoubt­ double to right. After Mickey of Region IV and tho state a Class A team a school will ■hall again be put In play at don't car* what club tt la, it nately, many sportsmen put edly has them believing the Mantto walked and Joe Pepl title will bo derided when the get four points and for tlelng the 50 yardline. The game won't go nowhere if tt doesn’t Class A team, two points. ■hall continue with each team have the players. away their tackle as soon as 1963 Seminole win wee a fluke tone sacrificed, Elston How­ winners of the two regional No points will be awarded to alternately putting th* ball in the first shooting season and that they can do it this ard singled to score Maria tilts clash In the finals. Class AA team* for tlelng or play. opens. Ae a result they mlsa Regional winners will play aeaioa with the winning run. the opportunity to catch tha After the frecui In Tttuiville, If a touchdown I* not scor­ U was a tough toes for Pa*- Friday, Dec. 4, and the cham­ lunkere that have been lying Seminole opens the home see cual (13-11), who gave up only pionship contest will bo play ed, the winner shall be deter­ deep ell through the summer son with the Grenidlcn of three hits and fanned 10 in the ed Dee. 11. mined by ascertaining on heat." Colonial. The following Friday seven Innings ho worked, 8ltes of the 1904 regional which side of the 50 yurdlin* Aldrich pointed out the! night they tangle with the la Tuesday's only other play-offs will ho located In the ball la spotted after each tho cooler water of fall stim­ Trojans of Evans at Orlando majer league game, the Lee the even numbered region* team ha* completed Ita four ulates the fish end bring* and then they're back home Aageles Dodgers s c o r e d downs. Tha winner shall bo them out of mld-eummsr leth­ for a pair with the Edgewater three rune la the first las­ tha tram that has caused the NAMTG "A" swept alt four argy. Eaglei and then the Boone ing and made them stand up ball, after the right downs points from NAS Avionic* to Florida offers y«ar-around Brave*. for a 3-1 victory over the have been completed, to be keep ita record perfect in th* Vane* Mire* Vane* M arta' fishing and th* sportsmen—or The Tribe opena the second Philadelphia Phillies. T h u JACKSONVILLE — There advanced Into Its opponent's Tuesday Night Navy League. women—ran find added pleas­ half of the date at Winter loos reduced the Phillies’ are only 09 shopping days th ill a . a • • • a n d n o w territory. One point shall ho After three weeka of bowling ure in their days outdoors by Park Oct. 33, and they go to National League lead to alx left until—no, not Christmas awarded to scora of tha win­ they sport a 12 to aero rec of American sport* along with re*. "before Lom reached packing th* fishing gear Orlando the following week to games ev*r ClnrinaaU, ML —tho Gator Bowl football GB W L Fet. ord. ning team. Fred Merkle’a failure to toucb him. Then when he got him along on a hunting trip. Tha meet lb* Hornets of Bishop Lewi* and Baa Francisco. game. >3 50 .597 Baltimore NAS Ops "A” took over second base. If a tie game deTetopca In Moore. On Nor. S they play The Dodgers chased Art Chicago turned around, he stepped booklet, "Florida's Fresh Wa­ 94 50 .593 tt This mny not be the most championship contest, the second place after splitting Vance dumped Riegels Inthetr second non-conference Mahaffey 13-7 In the opening New York te r Fish and Fishing" la startling new* today. But 91 50 .598 Itt tie shall remain unbroken and with NAS Admin who ar* gloriously and then b u n t aside neat aa you please. availabl* free from th* of­ game, a coeteit at Lyman frame on tingles by Maury Detroit 74 07 .523 10 Florida grid fans can’t say ro-champlons shall bo declar­ now tied for third place with through th* Cal Una on the Frank Waddey, our left end, fices of ell county Judges and end then wind up conference Wills and Willi# Davie and Los Ang. 74 70 .314 Utt they were not warned. VAII-3 Maintenance and NAS next play to block an end was there with me on th* fishing llcenaa agents, or by play Nov. 13, boating the Oak doubles by Jim Gilliam and Minn. TO 70 .500 !3tt Tickets for the 20th annual ed. Weapon*. Tha White Hats tone punt for the safety welcoming committee. Bldg* Pioneers. mall from tho Gam* and 80 70 .490 14 gridiron classic went on sale Clave. John Itnsehoro. and NAS Avionics are tied which gave Georgia Tech an "Yep, Riegels was in a daxe Fresh Water Fish Com m it Following an open date on Jim Brewer, making only Boston 61 80 .433 23 SepL t in Jacksonville at the for fourth place. —after ha was hit. He Nov. 30, the Tribe clotei out hla second start of the sea Wash. 8-7 victory. sion. S3 80 .390 29 Hemming Park ticket office. Henning with 192/310 and practically undressed." the aeaioa on Wednesday son, gave up sigh, bits in Kao. City If there had been any com­ Although a good selection rt' 31 10 .364 33tt Cisowskl with 192/534 paced passion in Vance's 18.year-old Riegels left th* gam*. Ma­ night, Nov. 23, In Its tradi­ 0 1-3 Innings ae he staggered EAST vs. WEST mains, th* ducats have been Tuesday's Resalta NAMTG "A" to their four- soul on that afternoon somo ree blocked th* ensuing punt tional Thinkigivlng Eve bet- to his second victory in four New York 3 Minnesota 1 (N) moving a t a record rate. NEW YORK (UPI) — Tha game sweep over NAS Avion* tie with DeLind at the local decisions. The Dodger south Only game scheduled Tha game will be played on 33 years ago, Roy lUegeli by tom for n safety and National Football Lsagua waa ics. Bethel paced NAS Opa Ball and Chain Bowling etadlum. Jan. 2, 1005, at 2 p. m. The Today’s Games wouldn't be still grinning at 2-0 halftime lead. ‘‘Riegels divided into two division* In paw was relieved by Ron Per We're not football experts, ranoskl In the sevanth after Chicago at Minnesota (N) two teams ar* eapected to b* league statistics reveal that "B” In a four gama victory bad gags about going the played tha whole last half,” 1923, with th* eastern cham­ but aa we sea It the locale are the Phils cut their deficit to New York at Detroit (N) ha recalled, "and played announced In late November tha best two howlera in th* over AMD Mete with 194/337. wrong way. pion meeting the western Terry Emerson showed the going to have to rely more on a 3-2 on a double by Bus Tri- Boston at Cleveland (N) Utklflc game." when the eultega football circuit during the past sum champion tn tha champion­ Vance was in tnwn the oth­ way for VAH-3 Malnt In a power this season than they andoe and Kuben Amaro's TN) mer were Susy Reno and La) ■taaon draw* to a cloao. On that day Mare* wae an ship playoff. er day for board duties with four-gam* win over NAS did last year. We're not ex­ Baltimore at Washington, Tickets may be ordered by Deoley. Susy racked up international Quality Courts IR-year-old sophomore tackle. single. pecting the explosive type of mall from tha Gator bowl high serlea for tha women DISB/Comm as ha pounded and stopped long enough to He played two more varsity CT-N) TAKES ADVANTAGE football we saw last *(9*00. Only games scheduled Association, 11 East Forsyth with a 529 and Dootey'a 041 out a 212/554. Knight shot reveal interesting new details year* and in 1930 wae an AllNEW YORK (UPI) — D*. 218/543 to pace NAS Wea­ PIgott won't have the fleet Tbanday’s Games was tha tops among tha me* SL on the historical old blunder. American. Ha Is on the all- fenslv* end Andy Robustelti footed pais snaggere he bad Chicago at Minnesota mil Sleek's 210 wna high pons in a three gam* romp "We ar* going to make "Riegels wna not daied time Georgia Tech team. of the New York Giants holds over Wing "A." oJhn Uhr last season, and as far as we thla 20th Gator Bowl th* game for the men while a 215 W L FcL GB New York at Detroit when he caught the ball,” said Vance refereed In th* South­ the National Football Lsagua can tell he wou't have an ex Boston at Cleveland, (N) biggest yet," said (ill Presl took high game honors (hr tried hanl for Wing "A" S3 .001 Phils. Maree. "He waa never touch­ eastern Conference for a short record for recovering oppon­ with 202/585. Baltin)ore at Washington (N) dent W. Ashley Verlander. Rose Patrick. Marion Ran plosive runner who might all Clan. .330 • time, hut th a t has been hie ents’ fumbles. He has pounc­ ed. Jimmy Valentina took high Only games scheduled of b sudden break through i St. Louis "Tha entire program la mov­ kin’s 0*2 was good for high .330 0 only football connection since ed «n 21 during hi* !2 season " T s W m (if on? f«rf ?hgw».e...h."ti«» .fcv Jth # w(gh* defensive secondary for, say, San Fran. ing forward and. of emtrsr, he .337 e 70 college. career. with 223/581 aa hie NA8 Ope yard line Just before th* half. 1 ■>TT • —........ .311 UVt th* football gam* la Mr. th * men whll* Barbara 70 nnv "A " salvaged two wins from Stumpy Thomason carried on But ho will have power — Milwaukee Kingpin." .307 13 70 Sweeker'a 009 V I I tips NAS Admin. an off-tackle play and fumparticularly in b i g L e a I.os Ang. .300 14 00 Verlander also pointed, out am ong the women .*# —*». mm Sparkman who can usually grt Chicago .JU 22 •2 S ta r/* Mrek't wae* H g h | , . ---- — to a t ucTTia To * u ,r n i h an­ FOR A L L YO U R over tka line rt scrimmage Houston *30 .410 » nual GB basketball tourna­ gam* handicap for th* wotten and carry from two to five Jtow York 40 *1 .343 15tt ment will ho on sal# near th* and Bill Fox’s >43 did th* •u a m v f tw ji a*. Tuesday's Resells end of September. "We have trick for th# men. That's our pre-seaion ap­ Los Angeles 3 Philadelphia t a real terrific field with Geor­ Th* most improved howlers praisal of the offensive pic­ Only game scheduled The Women's Tuesday Af­ gia, Florida, Wok* Forest of th* season ware Barbara ture. Defensively, the Tribe ternoon Scratch League got and Tease," ha commented. Swecktr and Bryan Hictaon. Today's Gears No Job T od Large, ought to bo tough, In fact bet­ Milwaukee at New York (N) off to a good start at Jet ‘Thla to our best field." Verna Bolton's 103 waa high ter defensively than offensive­ St. Louis at Philadelphia (N) Lanes with Doris Schsuttot No Job T od Tho rag* tourney ta slated average for the woman and ly — despite the fact that Ft- Cincinnati at Pittsburgh (N) showing the way with a 102/ for Dec. 29*30, 1904, hi th* Andy Stine's 109 took home 490. gott says ha'll use hla two Houston at Chicago Jsckaonvill* Coliseum. FREE ESTIMATES th# trophy for th# men. nuabor ooo squads both ways. Loa Angeles at San Francisco Claudette Behrens was ruaThursday's Games ner-up with 111/483. And that reminds us, PIgott FINANCING will only carry 30 to 31 men Milwaukee at New York In tha split departmenL ARRANGED! this season Instead of the 34 St. Louis at Philadelphia Betty Quillen converted the ho at first figured he would Houston at Chicago 4-3-7. Pat Slpley tha 4-7-9 ON 100 BRANDS do. Of courts, he could do It Cincinnati al Pittsburgh (N) and Elaine Kootival tha 3-7-1. All Typea Repair* And 40* Angeles at San Francisco After oaa week of rolling, but ha wisely reckons that U's C aa plate !—ti l j i t k t . (N) Team Ftva to to first plot* beat to give those three or with a perfect record of four four kids who might rid* the 0-MAN FOOTBALL wins and no losto* followed bench on the varsity the ex­ FARRELL'S LINCOLN, Neb. (UPI) — by Teem Throe with a throe perience they'll need to de­ ARCADE PACKAGE STORE velop themselves by playing Stephen E. Epler originated and one log and Teem One ADCOCK AND BERRYH1LL — OWN E M six-man football tn 1934 while with a record of two and oneOPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. - 6:15 P. Mfor th JayVees. 111 & FIRST SANFORD All In all, U'11 be an Inter­ soothing at Chester (Neb.) half wine and on* and a half 322-9558 322-2287 WE GIVI TOP VALVR STAMPS i loss High School. ior f i t JayVees. Yogi B ern , lika a lot of pe pie, flada Mel Stottlemyn’a nemo a little difficult to pro- Between U s F a n s... Found: Techster W ho Tackled Roy Riegels SHS W ill Compete In Program Best Fishing Is Just Ahead Says Commissioner - To Seek Florida Grid T itle American League NAMTG 'A' Is Undefeated In Navy Circuit Only 99 Days From Now ’Til Gator Bowl Tilt Reno And Dooley Post High Marks National League Schautlei Tops Women'iSaakh! League Bowlers SPECIALS ■VERY DAY! We make a true-fruit Grapefruit, ipetr too. ROOFING NEEDS A & B ROOFING CO. / -p. It- ■ r �/ ~ *TT - - r Wed. 9 « p t t , *M—Pag* t Seminole Lunchroom ARM O UR STA R SM OKED SUGAR Y O U SA V E C U R ED M O ST A T T IP T O P ! Group Holds P arley ■7 Retort B. H m u i Jr. 922-9736 Seminole County Lunch­ room Association hold Ha first meeting at Jackaoa Height* Elementary School of Oviedo. The president, Mrs. PearlU Mao Ford, presided. Each pencil gave tho high* light* of her tlon. Soma courses hi Orlando, a n d others made trip* to other states ate. Mrs. Virginia Braswell, lunchroom manager of Jackaoa Heights, attended Florida A and M University. Nineteen memben were in at* tendance. The nest meeting trill he held September 29 at Kooenvald Elementary School. Mrs. Pearlle M. Ford, presi­ dent; Mrs. Ella Maa Mont* pessary, reporter. <Vw tot TOkUilK JENKINS JR. Jokneon C. Smith UniversityShe la • 1964 graduate ef Crooms High School whsro she participated in many ex­ tra-curricular activities, e e a Pvt George Harrison, eon of Mrs. Lucy Haskin, has completed a two weeks stay e e e with his rela tires. Pvt. Har­ Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Jen- rison will bo off for n tour th e motored to Atlanta to of duty in Korea. H i is a take their son, Tommie Jr* former student of CHI. e • * who will matriculate at More­ Pvt. Henry Smith, son of house College. Ha Is a 1964 honor graduate of Crooms Mrs. E. M. Collins of 1944 High School. Cooledg* Avenue, Is home on * 0 0 Itivs for ten days. Ho has Barbara J a a n (Jaatiia) Just completed eight weeks af Givens left tho city Friday basic training st Pert Ger­ for Atlanta whsro sha will dau, Georgia. Pvt. Smith is a launch her college career at 1944 graduate of Croomi High School. Clerk College. • • * • * WHOLE OR SH A NK HALF FU LL C U T Schoolmate Catcalls, Jeering Embarrass Little Girl To Death r Wayfarers Set Meeting In DeBary By Mrs. Frank White Regular monthly meeting* of DeBary Wayfarers will be resumed neat Monday a t a 12:30 p.m. luncheon to bo held Jfcfin r Center. Twenty-seven Masonic An­ niversaries will be recognized during th* business session which will be conducted by Samuel English following the luncheon. Gueit speaker will be Carlton M. Smith, district deputy grand master of Plor4 ) ids. who will present a t least on* 50-year pin. All Masons in good stand­ ing In Masonic Jurisdictions outside tha atate of Florida are ellgibl* for membership with ths Wayfarers. “They started jumping up ove^ their etoola and reading tha letter aloud and giving | rat c a lls” tha Literary Co­ lette said. Little Anya, her { face pals, stood up and at ] first said nothing . Sweat began dripping from | her forehead. She cried: “Give It back, give It hack,! you foolsll "Don't read it! Give it back please.” Th* boya Ignored IJttU Anya’s plan. But tha schoolteacher, a man wearing an | army officers tunic, took ths Uttar. He read it aloud In front of tha class. Ha sum-1 monrd the gtrl's mother to ] SchoeL The teacher read the Utter I aloud a third tima, in front of tha other teachers. Little Anys's clazimates and her mother. The mother began besting tha girl with a linen cord. The girl broke free and ran out of tha school. her class mates, bar teach-! •re and her SMther watched aa Little Aaya ran across the schoolyard to a next door railway yard and threw her­ self under th? wlirtL; of s moving engine. Fishing Club Meets Today By Mrs. Freak White The DeBary FUhing Club will meet at 1:30 p.m. today In th* Firemen's Recreation Hall for tha regular businesz session and a program films token at tha New York World's Fair, Six Gun Ter-1 ritory and the Florida Stale Fair by Elmer Thompson. Norman Roech will preside during tha meeting and plans — for tha coming year will be T h o 264-mil* State Parkway stretches from dlaenaeed. Refreshments will Miami to Wildwood w h e n the be served. All members and turnpike connects with Inter- interested friends are invited 79. 'T T k '- v f ROUND - CLU B - SIRLO IN LB. Altonls Young, daughter of Mrs. Elisabeth 0. Young, visited the World’s Fair this summer. • e • Samuel M. Gatlla of Ar­ cadia spent tbs weekend vialt- MOSCOW (UP1) — Little Anya was embarrassed to death. The newspaper Literary Gazette told Tuesday how it happened 3,000 miles east of Moscow "in a dusty village by a rivtr in Siberia.” Anchihka — Russian for "Little Anya”—was 14 and had a schoolgirl crush on a boy named Volodya. Tho trouble started when ahe wrote him a note. The 14-year-old girl invited Volodya to go to a movie with her. Little Anya ended the letter with *'l Love You.” She tried to slip the note to him In class. But the other boya found K. BONELESS * A recital, feeturing the Celestriat Gospel Singers of Jacksonville, will b* held St New Salem Primitive Bap­ tist Church the third Sunday following the 6 p.ra. services. Mrs. A. B. Fri«on is the spotu ----- IJig i u m llU a J i t . Mini .H U . aoT 51 IK* program. " ii>*y Robert P. Baker, Daniel Gat­ can sing very well,” aald Mrs. lin, and Mrs. Glorias Gray and Prison. 0 0 0 family. Seemingly, vandals are tryt • • • Saint Paul Missionary Bap­ 'ng hard to wrack Goldsboro tist Church held its annual Elementary School. I t aeems picnic Saturday, S ept 5. that someone gets a pleasure Everyone seemed to have en­ out ef breaking th* window joyed themselves. The chil­ panaa therein. A college pro­ dren enjoyed their swim. Ir­ fessor of mine once referred vin Johnson and yours truly to persons who commit such served as Ilfs guards. Enjoyed erlaos as constitutional psy­ a shat with Rev. Hodge, John chopathic inferiors. Parents, Lawson, Irvin Johnson and let's lovt our children by con­ E Charles Gray concerning the stantly telling them; and U. S. Supreme Court's ruling making it concrete. Remem­ on reading the Bibla in ber, s lack of love plus a lack of guidance, materia] schools. • * • things, and Ignorance of non­ Geraldine (Tiny) Davidson, material practices jrisld Dies* daughter of Mr. and Mrs. CIT's or whatever they might Paul Davidson Sr. departed be. Too many of us are guilty last week for Charlotta, of not being aware of our North Carolina where she will children's socialization pro­ begin her college training at cesses * w ■A W HO RAID BEEF TRICES ARE U P! NOT A T T IP TOP! GUARANTEED TEN D ER AND WELL. FLAVORED OR YOUR MONEY HACK! 2 Convenient Location*: T-BONE — CUBE — PORTERHOUSE Ilk . Bt. tk Ban ford A t*. 1100 W. 13th. S t. 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So bat* off to dud/ Walla for aa capably handling Santaola Count/ new*. tired aad Uvlax on tea York B lu r la Hayas, Virginia. She kaa IJrad la all direction* and attaadad XI acboola. Haring IJrad la Germany for five year*, aba attaadad Heidel­ berg Uatrerslty there, aad -------* e a .M atndtei otear language*. M ar/ Aaaa (Saal) ab a attended pri­ vate tcbaela la Norfolk, The Sarbbaa School of Pashka Modeling aad Pena Hall. * -* LJIUI Mn. Sampson Hosts Shower For Mrs. Poteat ex m m m SON! WEKNEK cling, as tea petite hooey to wbal else aha did, her big ****“ • Wu# «ye* widened, but got the laca a o koswo to teonaanda mosage aha wanted tho to. EFSmiFLlb.- 10 eU*b• *wp*. we**fe .b etilaSo*J, the w a te r's------ sniff, (tor Navy wife has aa a*, sniff _ gooL ^ m y Mr anything creative. bnrntl Iba baa pa toted murals' aad Ob, by the way, any ef you warls patotei natotad atev»*tesleM ^U°4* ° r to ho*U,I*‘ ’ wbo wards, atevar designs are Interested the Climbs " I1"""''- Xru MRS. ERNEST SOUTHWARD, loft, waa recent hoeteaa a t her Mayfair homo to a bridesmalda* luncheon honoring the bridal attendante of Miss Deanna Nichols. With M rs. Southward are M n. R. F. Cole, co-hostess; M n. M . L. Nichole, mother of the brldo^lect; and Mrs. Bruno Frucci. of NUes, Mich., mother of the new groom. Mrs. C. T. Sampson was hostess recently a t bar Bradthaw borne to a stork shower honoring Mr*. Ebnor Potest. Co-boot**set were Mrs. Batty Hoogarwtrf aad Mrs. Elsie W. Lacay. Cantering tea tab b , which was covered with pink laca, «*/♦.» r <i was a dacoraUve arrangement wIB he o dinner meeting at W Hal T d lT lliy By Mrs. f r a ah White of pink roiei. The refreshing . , pink punch floated a miniature The DeBary Business and 5:30 p. m. at the Cellco Kit, Sp*"cV of C" ° 1,‘ baby doll In a bath tub. White Professional Women’s Club chen, DeLand. Jo Peck gave a talk on tho >» **’ '» Uk# diapers with gold pin* accen­ held a meeting Tuesday eve­ f™ra “ •" * " * '* ted the large pink and blue ning a t Ponce DeLeon Pan­ Business a n d Professional cake. A variety of tea sand­ cake House. Bert Lederhaus Woman and tha stetus of ” “ on- Sh* , t1w,<W thf wiches and chips complement­ presided, aad letters were Womon since 1017. She e«- wtddi"« ot h«r olJtU Geur** Spencer of Gibread by Theresa Prison, sec­ plained the BPW emblem. ed (ho punch and eake. The guests participated to retary, thanking the DeBary stating the flaming torch •on*** Pa- He and Mies Judy games and contests with boo­ club for Its contribution to Bjrmbolistd leadership, light- C hlftr wera married In InrN. J. on August 15. by prise awarded Mrs. Lera the DeBary Youth Summer ing the way; the wings of mercury ushering in a new George b In his senior year Program, snd help for a Harris. Michigan 8tate and h it new Atending were tee Mtnee. mother of seven children in day for all; the wand, n elgn Kathleen Paughnan, Nancy the area to get back te Col­ of peace and friendship, nrg- bride hat accepted a teaching Parkinson, Marcella Williams, umbus, Ohio befors her ex­ Ing all to work hand In hand; position nearby at East LaneMildred Gear. Lera Harris, pected child was born. Mary the scroll and nlke ef 8om- Ing, Mich. Mrs. Spencer celConda Sampson, Betty Hoog- Ann Lederhaus gave a re- ut)irace, goddess of victory ebrated her 75th birthday erwerf, Elsto Lacey, Lenora sumo on ths club’s activities and the ehip of commerce while there, which typlflee good will, She later visited her ton, Price and the Mlsees Marlene last month. President Lederhaus also throughout tho world end J. R. Spencer and family at MeKnlght and Belinda Mc­ rend a letter from the Ns* Useful service. Mrs. Peck Chester, Ps., and anothrr son knight. Sending gifts but unable to tional Executive Committee, said the nlke statue at the !J. J. Spencer and fundly at attend were Elolse Smell, Ida declaring the first week In prow of the Ship of Progress Lancsster. Pa. En route to BPW Week. The waa ready to lead us forward Florida she vblted a daughtMae Sjoblom, Joyce WhIUem, i March, Yevette Ramsey, Teressa Da- theme will he “Springtime in loyally, with womtn vh- , r, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Salute To Working Women." torlous snd Joined together Leeptr end family, Jeff, Kar­ gle and Millie Schwelkert. Plena wvre mails for a in an endless circle of friend- rn »nd Jimmy In BinningRummage Sale to be held lat­ ■hip. ham, Ala. While there they er In the fall, with Viola The DeBary BPW Club wee entertained her granddaughter Leone, rhalrmsn. It was He. chartered on December 6, h .r family, Mr. and Mrs. cided the October • meeting 19*®. T. C. Martin and son. Glenn. DeBary B And P Club Women Enjoy Interesting M eeting Mn-Cad Spencer EnjoysVisiting *"•E2 geten front children’# atones la aad eau at the depleted to entirety. Postmaster of Sa Soot, the water’s boilin’. Heard. This part Tha vernUto Mm. Werner ity perched grad ba* mi11- 1*-1 talents and hob- her big desk didu b in . Sb# would bva to pley "m islcrful," but more bridge nod golf, but if she were re e d 1 time doeia't permits too big elaborate a much. Sho b a member of the 'Taa* most beco Woman’s Aoilllary of Semin- A N O T H E R ole Memorial Hospital (Pink award was recenl Ladies), and asabte at the to the Herald's base Thrift Shop. She collects Manager, Hoy jn m illets for various organ- was an Award o ballons and b an anient sup- and we found otri porter ef tho Olympie games, reading our pi Sb* dabe to heavy oils, and quite modest, bu The Welcome Wagon Club Just name U, and this Ingcnous R couldn't have of Sanford recently held n gal will atempt It. and with a nicer fella’, board meeting a t the home By Mr*. Prank White ■ucceae, even textib design• • of Mr*. William Erhold. The Women'* Society of bg. O V E R HE A Final plane were completed Christian Servic* of the De­ bool, the water’s boilin'. Herald Oflice — to attend the found! meeting Bary Community Methodist With her personality, beau- the staff memtx to be held In Ocala on Sep­ Church will sponsor a cover­ (y, poise end sophistication, plagued with tember 18. Members who plan ed dish luncheon and general the well qualifies tor a model Casselberry way, to attend will meet at the A meeting In the eoclal hall of and airline* stewardess, but “ Do you mean nnd P In Pinecreet Shopping ths Church on Tuesday, Sep­ a real estate ealeeraan aud afraid of ’gators Center a t 1:45 a.m. to hoard tember 15, a t 12:80 p. m. marksman, nevtrl She past“WeeeU,, those the bus. ed the Virginia Real Estate don't bug me, b The welfare chairmen, Mrs. Board's license examination, a certain amoui Dr. snd Mrs. Luthsr TarAl Probet, reported on the do­ bell of DeBary Av*. returnand being a sports fan, had J for their parents espired to become a sports“ YVhy a man with your phil­ nation given by the club to ml Saturday evening from writer. Following a Jeep sue!- osophy should have faith, not the Juvenile Council of San- Boston, Mass, where Dr. Tardent to Germany, her father fear.” ford. bell attended the annual ave her e small pistol for meeting of the Congresa of Reply after mulling this irget practice to keep her over for a split second — “ Yes Physical Medicine and Rehab­ mind occupied during her con- ntaam, but there U a slight ilitation, held at the Straf­ valesence. As a result, she b thread of difference between ford Hilton HoteL Dr. Tara skilled marksman with both faith and presumption.” bell is a charter member ef pistol aad rifle. Consequently, the association. she has aa avid Interest to T V lako Mnnreo SINCE SOLX’ETS ARE the guns aad laments the fact order of the day, let’s toss ooe Demonstration Club will mset Mr. and Mrs. John Park of there b no range to thb area, In tho direction of our County Thursday night a t 7:90 a t ths Dahlia Dr. recently enterbool, the water’s boilin'. Editor, Judy Wells. J u d y Lake Monroe Community Con- talnod their eon end daugh­ Tha Werner’s are animal doesn’t "galivant" all over to ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John lovers, aad ar* members of club meetings aad parties a* Since th b b the first mast­ Hunter Park ef Jacksonville, the G bal Scbaauier Club, do soma with our cameras to ing of tho essssn. all mem­ aad son, Scott. which ha* a membership in get our scoops. Instead ah* bers ar* urgod to attend a* thU country of Wii thin so. •Us with her head glued to a many Important Items are on DeBary Republican laJUs This bundle of feminity soda- bead-set aad takes county tho agenda. attending (he cuffeo held at dourly christened tha family female cat with a mate name and If thb sounds confusing. It's 'cause we’re confused, hoed, tb* w iter’a boilin’. For Christmas last year, her 25 Y e a rs A t T h e Bu m A d d reae . . . . mother seal the family Impor­ ted bicycles. Whan her friends 416 Grandview Ave* No. — Sanford — Ph. 322-6308 inquired, she Informed them ah* got a bike for Christmas. • S - 4 Y ear O tda • H o r n • t* 12 The qulsaJcal leers were pre­ empted with looks of despair • Prom ote* C hild’* P tijralcal D evelopm ent an d and ptty that thb poor kid B asic S k ills F a r L a te r L e a rn in g . needed psycho • therapy. Ne, she wasn’t sick, aad has rig• E n rollm ent L im ite d T o 2 d C h ild ren D ally. gtd up her bike so that her • 2 O r S O r 4 O r 5 D a y s A W eek. two i ms Her children, Clai­ borne Barron, 4te aad Mar• R eg fo iralio aa BUM O pen • Plum * 3 2 1 4 S M garet-hayegb, 14 munUu ride with her on her bicycle built ,for three, white Christian Henrick, 5ia( tra ib aluog on k b Mrs. W. Erhold Hostess T o WW Board Meeting 2 DeBary Personals Lake Monroe H D Club Meets BRIDAL ATTENDANTS of Miss Deanna Nlchob who were honored a t luncheon are from the left, M n . Robert Bens, matron of honor; Mias Nichole (now M n. Norman Frucci); Barby Taffer, junior bridesmaidj Rosemary Southward, bridesmaid and Mrs. Gene Nichole, bridesmaid. Enterprise Personals By Mrs. Ritchie Harris M n. Ralph Coullette enter­ tained several friends of the neighborhood with a demon­ stration party by M n. Car­ men Wiggins a t her home on Thursday morning. Dunn attended • lunch room manager#’ meeting to Day­ tona Beach. M n. Whidden b beginning her 4th year as manager in OiUren and Mrs. Dunn b beginning her 9th year hero in Enterprise. Tho staff of tho Florida Methodist Children’s Boms honored Mrs. Pearl Rivers at a luncheon Monday. They also presented her with a small gift as a token of her friend­ ship during these eight years Mr. nnd Mrs. William Gar- shs has served as house­ t b of Bessemer, Alabama mother. She left Tuesday for have been house guests of a visit in Ocala with ralatlves befors going to her new Job. Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Sides. Mr. Charles Sperling snd daughter, Gwen, of Clearwa­ ter were overnight guests Saturday of Mr. and Mrs. James Parson a t their borne on Stone Island. NEW ERA BLOUSES! Oxford Cloth la Stripoa Aad Docrsa la Prints d i& ittS lA Fashions Mrs. 51. E. Husted and Mrs. Margaret Lawson re* turned from Hollywood where they visited with Mrs. Law­ son’s son und family, Mr. and Mrs. Dirk Twitchell end Mrs. Husted picked up her two llassett hounds . 2526 PARK DR. Open Wed. pan. fr Pri. Nile Mrs. Ethel Mae Whidden of Osteen and Mrs. Harvey L. tho home of Mrs. George Stetter of E. Hertford Ave., DeLand, h o n o r i n g Mrs. Charles K. Holley of St. Pet­ ersburg, wife of the guberna­ torial candidate. Wednesday morning were Mrs. Gregory Kessenich, Mrs. Adam Muller, Mr*. John Leone, Mrs. Pier­ Sanford Personate son Little, Mrs. Charlie C. Mr. snd Mrs. C. W. Hamit. Rertach and Mrs. Hmnan Sr. hav* returned from Okee­ Bergtr. chobee. where they enjoyed a delightful visit with their son Mr. and Mrs. W i l l i a m and his family. Rev and Mrs. Bragg have left DeBary for Texse, where Mr. Brafg has Charles Wesley Hamit, Jr. and a new petition waltlig for We*. 3rd. We Feature 2 Air Conditioned Delivery Unit* — Atuturing Perfect Condition Of Your Floral Offering SANFORD FLOWER SHOP Cor. E. let 4k Sanford Ave. 322-1112 m -M 3 l him there. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Tuck of E l d o r a d o Dr. tnUrtelnod tnsir enudron trom Marai re­ cently, who como to hdp Mrs. Tuck colebrato hsr Hrthday. Do you wanto JUST ARRIVED! fresher, ONYX A MARBLE -DESK SET ACCESSORIES THE STONE NURSERY SCHOOL THINK GOODNESS! . . . I f , T . G. LEE! There’s no ■ (staking the extra quality of T. G. Loo n ib . Ilk rvUeot In the richer, fr eehrr fie t o t . Look fee tho T . C. Loo trademark when yon want the beet. PHONE 322-5663 FOR HOME DELIVERY �C ftSM h f lb b lf 2 DEAR ABBY: months i f o 1 t a i t» a wedding receptioss. After the gifts had beem opened, the bride passed lo r shoe around to bo fOM with none?. I had turn? seen anything like it before, la that the custom nowadays? It seems to me tf you take a gift, that ■ boaId be enough. The peqpl* I hare asked said they bad as ear board of such a thing eith­ er, and 1 wonder if you or any of your renders bare. Thank you. SHOCKED DEAR SHOCKED: I hare never heard o f this 'custom* either. Nest they'll be ing the GROOM’S around. Tbs bigger the foot the greater the loot. O • 0 DEAR ABBY: fir st of all, these names are fictiti­ ous. My son, John, married Jans, a lovely quiet girl who worked to help John finish college. They have been marriod three years. Jane haa a friend, who is pretty, unmarried and vi­ vacious. Well, I think Linda goes to John and Jana's apartment w little too often for everybody’* good. Sho has stayed with them on By Abigail Von Buron and hoHday*. (Ska slospa an tba pull-down bed in the Bring room.) When Jane's mother suddenly be. ream ill last month, aha flew to be with her in an­ other state. Unde then mov­ ed into Jane*! apartment to “keep house” for John, (la a S room apt!) I am not Inferring that there wet anything wrong, bat It look­ ed had. I’ve already board earns talk about them. Even though my son is bright and has always been a good boy, I don’t know bow strong be it against tamptetiosL Jana la not tho jealous or suspieiaus typo, bat I think some­ one should tell her not to bo so trusting. Should 1? USE ANY NAME BUT MINE DEAR USE: Your son 1* the on* you ehoald talk to. If ha’s "bright’* ha will quickly eeo tha lig h t And If ha's "good" ha will want to avoid tha spposrsnea of aril. And if aomatking 18 going on, hall know ha Isn't fooling anyone. • • • DEAR ABBY: Yhat par­ agraph out of your bosk, DEAR TEENAGER, tolling girls exactly what to say to hoys who ask them to "prove their love- waa won- Qaaoby On fih id q si Fred Harpin'* hook on strategy at trick one is re­ plete with examples of falsacard pltys. Since his book concerns it­ self only with play, Fred does not paint out that South would have been far batter advised to have bid three notrump inatead of t h r o e ipadea. A threa no-trump contract would have present­ ed no problem* at all on play. Fcair spadta did not pre­ sent much of a problem either. West was a fairly eptimlitlc bidder, but not to the extent of being fool­ hardy. Hence, after West re­ bid hearts In the face of hts partner's failure to respond to a one-heart opening and South noted that the only high card* West could hava Ct/c Jhsi derful advfcs. I canid hare uasd M four yawn ago. I waa In lore with a bey I weuld have dona anythlag for. And I did. Everything you listod happened to mo. 1 committed an Immoral a ct I thrum sway my sail respect I loot my reputa­ tion, and I did get in trou­ ble. If young girls would on­ ly listen to your advice dal­ ly, they could save thornsalves and their parents n let ef heartaches. TOO LATE a o o CONFIDENTIAL TO HARD LUCE BARRY IN SCHENECTADY: Many ef ua deal recognise that *pportanity la knocking until R knocking next Problems? Write to AB­ BY. Box to?00, Las Angeles, Calif. Fcr a personal reply, sac loss a (temped, self-addressed envelope. e e o Hate to write letters? ■and ana deUer to Abby, Van OtTW, Lea Angelas, Cnttf., for Abby’s booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCA8IONS." By Oswald Jacoby II was equally apparent that Wttt’i normal play would be to continue hearts and give his partner a ruff. Aftar that, a club return would put Waal in ta give d tt» East a ascend ruff. f t Deiperata measures were d A J ts necessary and South falsecarded with the king of d AX J tod hearts. K«B Wert shifted to the see ef clubs, and aftar East plsyto the three, South false-carded r Wss again with tha tan spot. He Pass Pam Dbto. wanted to make sure that If Id weuld bs unable to real Fas* tt R S W . West hie partner's three spot aa his lowest card. Psrhapa these plays should were the ace-queen of hearts not have fooled West, but and ace-jack of clubs, it was they did and West continued apparent to 8outh that Wett clubs, whereupon South ran off tha rest of tho tricks. had a six-card heart suit. AQ9J V J10I d A J toPS *Q « l (O oJM Jt 2 ByRuth Millett Whan your husband comes | really like the new drew you home at night you don’t hive hava bought or U you should anything lntereitlng to share return It. with him—and so you both You put off writing letter* tsespa into an availing of tele- to friends and rtlaUvaa be­ vislon viewing. cause you can't think of any­ You frequently use the thing Intarosting to teU them. phrase "getting through the You often complain of "be­ dsy" or "getting through the ing tired" tarty in tha day­ week." long bafora you hava done You have trouble making up enough physical work to make your mind about minor de­ you tired. cisions—such as what to have You winder from job to job, for dinner, whether or not to often leaving on* unfinished go to a meeting, whether you before you restlessly tackle another one. You often answer the ques­ tion, "How are you?" with some dispirited phrase Instead of a quick "Juit fine, thank you." You complained a lot about the weather. Either It's too hot, or too cold, or too dry or too rainy. "I HAVE SUCH a rounded "I Uke brown for a winter If many of these reactions neckline, from th o back- outfit, but my husband says saam to »PPly to you—you're People say that It la eaiicd •hat brown Is the least becom­ probably in a rut sod bored to "Drmiger'l Hump." 1 deval- ing color for me. 1 have san­ death and need more than oped this rather recently. I'm dy • ffrav|«h hair I »m a deep anything else to get busy and filly and bate the way It mak- brunette akin type. I always start living. on me look, la there any h«|p used to wear rad, but at fortyfor this condition? I sm alio fiva think it a hit tea much (or forty pounds overweight, try me. I have In mind a suit to to eat simple foods but have wear to work every day with no real plan of Attack. — several blouses or sweater Mary." chiogos. 1 am not overweight By Mrs- frank Whit* You can use my program -N -.N -" .................. ............ 3tU i e! r.4gi. r.4* sccwste fur dicing ana e**rciiing. H i If your husband la observant exercise No. I Is definitely enough to say what he did a- end polii, Individually or In helpful to rid you of your tout brown, then I would ac- compieta aota, have been an­ "Dowager's Hump." And you capt bis judgment. Why not a nounced by DoBary’a Herbert can follow tha diet very easily black a*d rad flecked tweed D. Gibb Amorkan Legion and pet rid of that rxcoaa •ad have aua rad blouse, one Post J»». poundage- This also helps in in white, and eoo to black. Be Poii Commander W. G. getting rid of the hump. Send careful in selecting face pow­ Williams Ka* appointed Pater for the booklet. A self address der and get a lipstick In a Kopptnaal, paat commander, ed, stamped (ten cents post­ matching rad. Touch your •a chairman In charg* of tha age: envelope and TWENTY- cheek* lightly with the lip- project. All resident* ar* urg­ FIVE cents In coin is tho dick. It is wonderful what a ed te participate in th* Post’s price of tho booklet. Get going touch of color Uke that can program ta have a flag flying NOW! ! ! do for you. And, why not use over every home In th* com* "My skin is sallow and it a color rinse for your hair? munity on Veteran’s Day, No­ looks vary dull. I am not very It's easy! vember it. good at makeup but know that 1 must bay* something. My neighbor looks beautiful when she uses different things. 1 do not like to ask bar. What should I use — or do? — WE WILL BE CLOSED G. M." Maks a visit to a beauty sa­ W EDNESDAY & SATURDAY lon wbtra they will give you a AFTERNOONS lotion in simple natural • look- 1 ing msksup. They will advise and also sell you wbat they use. Also, pink next to your| •kin is aUays flattering to a M 4 8 0 . SANFORD AVE. sallow skin. Memo to housewives: These art all Indications that you may be bored with the life you are leading, and don’t even know U: Your almost routine answer to the question, "Whit hava you been doing lately?" U "Oh. nothing special." When you waka up lit the morning you are (scad with a lot of things you think you have to do—but not a single thing you look forward to do­ ing. DeBqry Legion Has Flag Sale lilq h tiq h iA TV Tima eriiks alavMto shows by streb tsm ls, watching screenings, studying scripts In Now York and Hollywood. Hern a n their proviews far today: 7:304 p.m. CBS. "At Homs With Mrs. Gsldwater." Tele­ vision clings tenaciously to Urn equal • time principle. H a v i n g previously offer­ ed viewers aa at home tele­ cast with Mra. Lyndon B. Johnson, tonight it's Mra. Barry Goldwatar'a turn to re­ ceive tha CBS earner**, ac­ companied b y interviewer Robert Pierpotot. You'll gat tha complete, expected tour of tha Goidwater premises, plus tha expected comments what it’s Ilka to ha tha wile al a Presidential candi­ date. 7.3M p.m. NBC. Tho Virginian. "The Drifter." (Color) (Rerun) Ibis apiso bow it aU begat, u R details tha arrival al Jtm ee Drury (Tha Virginian) aa an ratmy of Judge Garth (Loo J. Cobb) and Ma coovanlon into an aUy and employe. Drury, wfetf* sloughed off much al tha time, gate a chanoa to re­ mind you that ha’s really the title character. 9-1:30 p.m. CBS. The Bever­ ly Hillbillies. (Rerun) Starts slowly, but tho laughs roll steadily when the confused Clamprtt clan affects a goad dead that almost backfires. Banker Drysdale (Raymond B a i l e y ) tavttes them to ground • breaking ceremonies lor a now branch of hts bank. The Claapotta. assuming it’s n barn raising with aU tha neighbor* pitching in. arrive to work clothes and a car leaded with tools and vittlaa only to And R’a formal. Star­ ring aa Tha Clampetta are Baddy Ebana. Irene Ryan, Max Ba*r and Donna Doug­ lass. S-IO p.m. NBC. Project to. "Tha Real Wart" (Rama) This is tha fourth airing for Don Hyatt’s superb documen­ tary about tba Old Wert and, as ia true of all Project 20 prepares, R bolds up bril­ liantly under any amount of repetition. Philip Raiaman Jr. h a s wrRtaa a wonderful aerlpt dohunktog stack lovable character* u Jaaan Jam**, Billy HH XU and tha lik*. putting tham into their proper perspective aa homicidal eat, flDrves, toady ladle*, lgI* Redman, etc. Gary Cooper did tho narration, his final performance before his death, end did R splendidly. The photos are excellently chose* and Robert Russell Benaett’a music provides Just the right background. lb-11 p.m. NBC. Eleventh Hour. "Four Feet in tho W ATCH FOR OUR Morning." P u t n (Renat) Omelusiea of tote gimmick shew bogus eu the lert Dr. Kildare a u win probably wind up aa a feature Mm tor foreig* releaee. lt'a about a whole mean of people with problem* which are brought te the tore whea * teen-age bey geta his teen-age gtrl Mead pregnant. GRAND O P E N IN G ! LIG G ETT-REXA LL DRUGS PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER Y \w e to he.yj BACK TO COLLEGE! TAKE THE HONE-TOWN NEWS WITH YOU! Television Tonight WEDNESDAY P. M. a.•* (tt Nsw# (!) 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A MONTH TO YOU BY MAILt Xoalth Color TT MSS 8 aaforf Art. l o q i v f• ut i rrx. C 3j H IO ( - I N the local news. . . . sports, SANFORI) HERALD Seminole TV fa you can keep up with all DELIVERS THE TV RENTAL • Sales While you*re owoy of school TM t A 1 HI TIIM TR A TIM NS. T ilS A H i* * K e lh e r W illia m * DON'T MISS A DAYI a Fill out the coupon M l ratstler to "IA W WIND I * ■DBR" la Cater f le e A t B ito “* MIL»:a TO ■ lllk lT K ’' seykto Lerew below and fltart The Snnford Herald the first day of school! THURSDAY P. M. 11.00 (t) e«y When (ll Isiva of t.K* BRAVES SIGN THREE MILWAUKEE (UPI) — The Milwaukt* Brave* hava I.A8T DAT A lfred aigned pitcher* G eorge B irth, llitrh rn rk 'e "MARNIE" 19. of Nrw York and CharII* Calltn, 17, of CUndinin. . Va.; and |nfUM«r • fielder L»on Jamea. SO, of Edgewriald. 8. C., ta IMA contracts in their farm ayitam. 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The office of code] ehairmaa wfll remain eyea natil the rest executire board awe ting. Thomae Nagai, artist of noted merit, joined tho club Ot this meeting and Mrs. John Jenkins Introduced a group of ■•sets attending from DeBary Manor. It waa announced that the Leesburg Clnb will sponsor a tee from 7 until 6 p.m. on Oct. 11 at the Cltlsena Na­ tional Bank In conjunction with an art exhibit. Eliott presented a program ef colored slides featuring famous paintings which hang hi museums la all parte of the world. A brief meeting of the cer­ amics group was held with the Instructor following the pro­ gram. Seminole Work Figures Given Total employment la Semin­ ole County stood at 1>,M0 dur­ ing the month of July, accord­ ing to Joe Toy, manager of the Federal - State Employ' K<nt office In Sanford. The figure represents an Increase of 600 more than that ef July 1M but it Is also a less of MO from the number af 12,000 employed persons in Seminole daring June ef this year. In July of IMS the county bed 600 unomployed persons end 700 In July of this year. This year's figure was also 10O more unemployed than June of 1964. | Foy isid that of the 12,900 cum ut y employed, 1,200 are engj .ed in agriculture, A.**) in I*m-agricultural catalilNim e t . and 3,100 in other types of vur.. 1 r July figure ot employed, •eld Foy, also represents a new high this month of the year In Seminole County. FRESH! NEVER FROZEN! Lb. I 25th AND PARK SANFORD Mary Gettings Sophie Heine* •66-4402 P e B trj Lb. (I . . . . R IG H TS m "ARMOUR STAR" SLICED RESERVED) BACON . . lb. 49c FRESH **100% PU RE* GROUND BEEF . . 5lbs. $1.98 TURKEY LEGS . . . , lb. 29c W IENERS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. pkg. 49c PORK STEAKS . . . lb. 49c CORNED BEEF . . . lb. 69c (ft "ARMOUR STA R" GRADE "A* LB. BOX SEE ALL GRITS . . SARDINES . SPAGHETTI . PORK & BEANS MATCHES . SOUP . . REG. CAN "IIKP.CH CLIFF" MAINE TH RIFTW A Y " ALL MEAT LEAN "W ESTERN" NO. 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KING SIZE PLASTIC JUG 50 EXTRA With This | Coupon k The Purrhaae Of G O LD BOND STAMPS ■ K U .tSI —' SCoupon good at your "Thriftway" i L Oaly Thru SaL, September 12. �A - it i f ■ U ) u Tim e For Facts The continuing civilian unrest and political uncertainty in South Viet Nam make gloomy reading for every American—the gloomiest since the Syngman Rhee government was ov­ erthrown in South Korea and re­ vealed to have been corrupt. The military situation In South Viet Nam is bad enough. A fter the expenditure of untoia millions of dollars and hundreds of American lives — not to mention thousands of Vietnamese lives, both civilian and military—the most the United Statee can hope for is a m ilitary stalemate, according to a "think piece” leaked from the Central Intelligence AgenCy # The recent deposing of President Nguyen Khanh by massed demon­ strations of students, Buddhists and others, reveals th a t South Viet Nam, like Korea, is still fa r from establish­ ing a viable democracy. It would be easy to fall prey to a feeling of despair over the future of democracy in Asia. But if South Korea and South Viet Nam, two places where American blood has flowed so freely, are not yet safe for democ­ racy, neither a re they lost to com­ munism. The Korean W ar waa so unpopu­ lar and so little understood th a t most Americans would like to forget it completely. Yet it was in Korea th a t outright Communist aggression of the most lawless kind was met and pushed back to where it came from. The Republic of Korea, despite its shortcomings, still exists. And in 8outh Viet Nam. Commun­ ist aggression of a more sinister and elusive kind is being met and so far held a t bay. Fortunately, American Involve­ ment there has been vastly less than it was in Korea, where more men fell in a given period of time th an in the Ardennes in World W ar II. The great overhanging question ie whether the Viet Nam involvement can be kept limited. R ight now it appears unlikely th a t it ean be, for whatever good may eventually come of the latest political upheaval in Sai­ gon, its immediate effect upon Viet­ namese conduct of the w ar is bound to be adverse. In a way, it may be a good thing th a t a new crisis has erupted in Southeast Asia a t the beginning of the presidential election campaign. It is high time for a public hearing on American mistakes, accomplish, ments, intentions and hopes in th a t part of the world. It would be a bad thing, however, if the already complicated situation were further confused by cries of havoc and partisan attacks from the one side and auger-coated assurancee from the other. Statesmanship—and truth—from both parties ia required. Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints.—Psalms 116:15. • • When death is imminent, we open our hearts quickly and wide. How much more Christian love there would be if we didn't wait for death to release our reserves.—Hazel Beck Andre. Science, World Outlook Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Martha's eat# i k m flw lir a million, and then you vot.value of psychology tn mod-, era can figure out your tax srs medicine. For ike was! bill if Medicare ia foisted on ed thousands of M ia n on your breaking backs! sd thousands sf dollars an For when patients a rt will­ snascessary surgery and ing to spend thousands of dol­ hospital hills — alt hecasse lars of their own hard cash, sf *■ andiagrated sex com­ they’d spend double or trade plex. Yen Uxpsyars should that amount if you voters as­ reread Ihla case before yen sumed th* bills via free Medi­ vale an November 3th . care. CASE T488: Martha D„ Actually, Martha's cate aged 38. Is the "Worry Wart" started within a year after her who had consulted 8 medics marriage. and spent thousands of dollars For Martha thought she oa medical care. should be wildly excited by Yat her basic problem could the physical tide of marriage. havs been solved without all Moat wives never arel that outlay. But Martha didn't know that. For Martha wag simply a So when the found this chore frustrated wife. no more stimulating than So she subconsciously fabri­ washing the dinner dishes or cated symptoms that teemed, ironing the clothes, the evolv­ ed of paio on the lower right ed this subconscious diag­ on the surface, to be physical, nosis: For example, she complain "All wives ar* wildly ex­ ed of palnplainrd of pain on cited by the physical aspect side, which led to removal of of marriage. her appendix, though it prov "But I'm notl ed to be normal. "Ergo, maybe lomethlng Is Then ah* shifted to th* left wrong with me anatomically!" side, ao she waa operated on But Martha was a product for possible involvement of of our prudish past century th* ovary. attitudes, so she didn’t feel And this had gone onward she dared talk frankly even till she had spent thousands in a physician's office. of dollars of har husband's Instead of saying bluntly: money cm hospitals and me "Doctor, I'm not obtaining diet. any aatisfartion from marital Yat ah* was still without would direct the doctor's at­ cure! tention toward her pelvis by Multiply Msrtha'a case by her fabricsted symptoms. sun, planets, and comets could ooly proceed from toe console and dominion of an intelligent and powerful being." la this view, then, the world became a highly organized, harmon­ iously operating clockwork. And ths aim of science waa to discover mors of the machin­ ery of thia clockwork. But what of the philosophical understandings coming (ram Newtonian mechanic!? Im­ manuel Kant, about t century later, maintained that Nature's appareot simplicity springs not ao much from txternal itruoturw of ths work! as from the mind of man. that la, mac organizes h a knowledge into a iyatem. We find ha the early 19th century the rise of themodynamica whose laws deal with energy and work but do not spring from universal proposl tions as do the Newtonian lawa. Rather they arc postulat ed regularities In nature that are held tn be generally true —but with exception*. Thia more cautious view waa due Herald Area Correspondents to the development of the molecular theory at matter. Altaasoete Bpetaga Since molecule* can b* teen Mrs. Jalia Bartee Mrs. BiteMe Harris or counted, physicist Erect in -m i 848-8X34 Mach and others were ikepU Bear Lahe-Fereet City cal of their existence. The Mra. M a ry a n MIIm Lake M in philosophy which followed, 938-347S Mrs. Frances Fr*a« Waster founded by Mach, waa poalIB 4 III tivism. a view that only tang Mrs. Jane C Menroe ible things have real meaning. US-1944 Mrs. H. L. I What l« our present situs s u -s m Chatasfs lion? Beginning with the 20th Mrs. Je ss Magto Lengwnnd century, w* ar* under the S45-S74X Mrs. Donas Betas ipell of the quantum theory WASHINGTON (UP1) — 838-3317 D eB try and the theory at relativity. I was stretched out on th* North Orlando Mrs. Frank WMto The technical aapeeto of the sofa, a magazine a t hand, Mrs. Margaret Coeby quantum theory are under­ and waa about to drift off to 13]-4798 stood by men like Bohr, Heis­ dreamland when my eye fell Deltona Oeteen Mr*. Mildred Haney enberg. DeBroglle, Rlimteto, upon an advertisement that Mrs. Clarence Snyder 4SS-S4M etc., but there has been no brought me bolt upright. 111-4841 agreement among them a* to "Learn while you sleep," It Geneva O fM t philosophies! meanings. Mrs. JeAnn Hays said. "If you are Interested Mrs. Bvelyn Lnndy S4S-4874 What is the essence of M s in making productive us* of 948-8184 approach tn understanding our your stooping hour* without universe? According to this toeing your rest, send o* your concept, an electron, for ex name and address." ample, la neither a wav# nor To say that t was IntorraU a particle, but some of its sd is putting it mildly. Th* properties are ware-like and way things have been going some partlrle-llke. Can it be with me lately, even my wak­ T ag s 1-A S a n fo rtl, F lo rid a W ad., R a p ta m W 9 . '64 both? This »eem* contrary to ing hour* have been pretty common to most of us much of a bust. I fairly leap­ But what ia common ire*#? ed at the chance to salvage am » r i a u i n i Einttem iild ih«t common zomsthtng productive out of m a g VOLTOLWW. m m # m what "ww leant in aleop. EOEEET ALEXANDES n u a t~ r r s m a s a elementary school." Phllllpe A d v ertisin g D irector A aee elate E d i t o r Anyway, when I got up ■ov n u n Frank said that which people ■ s a a r l ju h x io * from my nap 1 sent in my Advertlelag Manager M anaging E d ito r call common sense ia merely nor p u rr l i l i e s KILLKMSW nam* and address, and I am m o r a l A d v e r t i s i n g M a n a t e e the simple and obvious. Yet T o lo trap h E d ito r now In possession sf a pack­ f u n la s a a u u n DOES! W I L L I A M waa M not obvious and simple et at literature from an out­ E a e l a e e o M e a n t or lo e io tr E d ito r to people of ancient times that U O TTIE A t'a T in n a n well * fit railed the Self-DevelopM oelnalea! l i s t city E d i t o r the world was quite flat azsd msnt Research Foundation, S I L L VINCENT Jl'D V W I L L I not a round bail? S to ll P hotographer C - o a ir E d ito r la*. Bn we find that we caoant ask questions taken from our Th* foundation la promot­ s e m e n n ts u n s a t m Sy HaM Delivery everyday world at experience ing a program of "sleep edu­ h o l e —le Cooatp All llk e e when we invade ths sub-mi­ cation," which employee th* »».«• I Ttor n i l * i roar li e Woefc croscopic world of waves and multiplication tablet? They LOS S Mootha I H S Meotha * I* a Mootha IH a Maatho atomic particles or the vast- could have been cut to a L it t Meath L it I MaatS O. t rental Rotalatleao provide that eU BaM oakooritMooa bo ness of our universe. If science paid la advaaao. is understanding, how far can man understand? you can gat two paople to By Dr. M i L. 8*UMey pump." Divlaioa of Sdcace, Therefore we see two diver­ LaGraxg* Caitoge Sc trace rad ita hand mo Idra, gent meanings given to the technology, play dominant word "science." The obviou* rolea is our civUizaUoc, but meaning ia the practical one what do we mean by science, demonstrated by the gadgets anyway? Dr. Hrary M argraau which characterise our every­ of Yale tells of a p h y sk t class day Ufa. The obscure meaning which was asked to use a ia the effect which discoveries pump handle to Illustrate the about the universe have on definition aI "mechaacUl ad our world-view, the very struc­ ture of man’s interpretation of vantage." A philosophy student wrote, life. "mechanical advantaga la ths The laws of classical phy­ result of a lyatematle effort to sics, attributed to Galileo and ameliorate an unfortunate sit­ Newton, were developed dur uation (too much work) by m ing the 19th and 17th centuries ingenious application at scien­ These orderly descriptions are tific principles leading to a perfectly adequate to the final triumph of mind over realm at evwyday human ex maUer." A physics student pertonce. They are models of wrote, "mechanical advantage elegance and ilmpllclty, yet is the ratio of lever arm s." An have perfect univenity engineering student, thinking Newton well expreased the of application instead of de scientist's viewpoint of his tin it ion, said, "the mechanical time when he wrote his fam advantage of a long pump out "Principla" to 18*7: "This handle lies in the fact that! most beautiful system of the Than she thought th* phy slcian would quickly ha able to diagnose her trohule. Hut tho 8 medics whom *hr consulted were "trigger-hap­ py" regarding vcalpels, an they recommended various aurgi cal operation*. I-est you think I am 'induty "needling" my surgical col leagues, please consider the survey made by astute Dr James C. Doyle, of th* Uni­ versity of California. Of 8.248 hysterectomies (womb removal), 40% were both unnecessary and unwar­ ranted as per th* patholo­ gist's reports! Dr. Walter Alxarez also stud­ ied 383 appendectomies and found that in 223 of them (38%), there had been no at­ tack of acute appendicitis or th* disgnodt had been wrong) Even by flipping a coin, the surgeons could have hit It right in 30% of the cases. Hut they were correct in only 42%. If you voters don't want Medicare billions loaded on your hacks for such free medi­ care and such grossly unwar­ ranted surgery, you better get out and vote on November 3th. Send for my booklet "Sex Problems In Marriage," en­ closing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 20c. It cured Martha hy getting at the basic cause. fcaitforii fraction If you had gnna to sleep on the job," the foundation says. It goe* on say that "you ran us* the one-third of your life that ia lost in sleep . . . by going directly to your sub­ conscious. Your subconscious never sleeps." At I understand M, the foundation sella tap* record­ er* that rut on at night after you have trundled off to heddv-hya and bring your nubronsrious a lesson through a "dynamic under pillow speak­ er." Frankly, I was expecting something a hit mors revolu­ tionary. Thera is certainly nothing new about ilsep study. I used to do a lot of It when I was In college. Only In those day* it was railed "classroom sack time." However, my anrlent his­ tory professor raught me catching 40 winks during on* of hi* lecture*. Unfortunately, he gave me an "F " on th* court*, and now I realise wha t I did wrong. I should have let my auheontcious take th* final exam. to E n tirv J a* l u t a t class a n t l e r O s ts s tr SI. 1*11 s i U s Tsai Uf(l. • o f S a n f o rd . V i a n d s , u n d v r tb v Act # f C c s e r t M a t M a rch Th* H e r a t * Is a m « m h * r s f t h s C s l t s a r r s t s w h ic h I s *al l l U d a s c i a * i v * l y t o t h s « • # f a r r a s a k i i c a i l a a a t a ll t b s t s * s l O l d p rlatcd Is th is aa w re s a a r. Kc p a r t o f s i r m a t e r i a l . a i v i # r a a v a r u a i i g , s i t h i s * d l t l s a s f T h * I v c f v r f H a r o l d m a r ha r e p r o d u c e d I s s o r m e a n e r w i t h ­ out w rltte h perm lenlan s f t h s p sh lleh o r s f T h s H erald. A a r I s d l v t d u n l o r f i r m r e e p a a i l b l o f a r s u c h r e p ro d u c ti o n w ill he c o n e l d e r e d ne I n f r l n g i n s a n T t i a M e ri t l ' i « a p r r ! | h t a n d w ilt he held l i a b l e f a r d a m a g i n g u n d e r t h e law. P u b l i e h s d d h l l j e i c e p l S e i u r d e r . S u a d n / h a d i .'S r l a l m n a . p u h l l e h t d S n l u r d n r r r a c a a d . a a C hrU tsnne No Clear Evidence Although there 1* little doubt that th* American In­ dians originally came from Asia, there la no clear evi­ dence relating tha languages of th* Americans to those of Asia or eisewhsre in the Old W orld, according to th* En­ cyclopaedia Britannic*. nkla a r o a ld o d t h a r 4 a M l g o a l In r i r w u l l l l . t . r o a l f f In a r t p n k llaS a* h r T h a H a ra l* . Editor, Herald: This letter le to and my litllt controversy with Mr. Daniel Pollock relative to the merits of President Johnson and Senator Gotdwater. I am sorry to are Mr. Pol­ lock inject his war record Into the issue to prove a point, be­ cause it doesn't I, too, am a veteran, having landed on the beaches of Nor­ mandy on D day plus nine to the end of the war. I also was in Japan when tha war broke out and spent four months on the front lines ia Korea with the 13th Infan­ try, 3rd Division. (ioldwatrr has his constitu­ tionalists and conservatives, while President Johnson has a • C arpets • Furniture • Tile • Finnon * Rental Beds SELECTION t Grapevllle Nurrary 3221 Grapevllte Are. 922-8884 "Scot to Dealer" M ONEY Just tell us how much you need to pay old bills, lor home improvements, car repairs, for all your sea ­ sonal expenses. Phono for prompt, courteous service. Ct* II Maslkla Ym iKiitn raiMait 1120 00 $ 7.00 183 00 11.00 220.00 1300 31200 18.00 432 00 24 00 592.00 32.00 1 a LOANS UP TO $ 6 0 0 HFAMILY N N A N C I SERVICE, INC. • f Sanford 110 South Magnolia S tr e e t..................... FA 2-4612 READY FOR YOUR MORE GRACIOUS FLORIDA LIVING — IN — Ravenna P ark MODERN KITCHENS BY GENERAL $ CONVENIENT VA, FHA, AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING ELECTRIC Other homes are under construction — choose one of these and select your own paint colors, tile, appliance colors. See these homes today Pnlaattt* FA 2-0814 GOOD IT'S A BEAUTIFUL FOUR BEDROOM, 2 BATH CONTEMPORARY — CUSTOM Phon* ROSES Only One Home Left C O N S T R U C T IO N C O . BUILDING General Offiee 211 W. 25th St. HOMES ON COUNTRY So. » t ." Editor, Herald: We wish to call the attention of Sanford residents to tho radio program, "Tha Dan Smoot Report" which pre­ miers Weduesday on WTRR at 8:43 p.m. If ever there was a need for such a program, it Is now and every citizen should mak* U a point to lis­ ten. E. 0. Cromartle Casselberry Sanford Furniture Co. Slwfinvnk&i 1M Th* target* selected are sufficiently large 10 th a t if fully met Gotdwater would win all 60 state*. Not even the greatest Gotdwater op­ timist talk* In those term*. Rut one committee officer leas great potential valu* hi setting specific goals: "Tell a bunch of precinct worker* to gat out and help carry their state and that's on* thing. Tall on*—and then another and another — to boost his precinct vot* from 24 in 1960 to 31 In 1964 and ho has something to shoot To The Editor At First A Palmetto (Alongside old poet office) "Do you remember how many boring hours went Into learning th* alphabet? Or the technique of “ slrep study" or "sleep learning." candidates like Wendell Will* ki* and Gen. Dwight Eisen­ hower because their broad appeal wnt needed to com­ pensate for th* party's organ­ isational weakness. Gotdwater wants a party with th* kind of precinct-level muscle and year-in, year-out attention to duty which the Democrat* are fabled for. He •a no reason Democrats should be allowed Urgely to preempt this field. Given this interest, his wholesale cleanout of th* Re­ publican National Committee waa inevitable. He ia think­ ing of how tho committee ought to function In th* long span after th* election. It was probably Inevitable, too, that th* Gotdwater peo­ ple's eyes should fall favor­ ably on a project nursed along for years by Raymond Humphreys, a veteran Na­ tional Committee organiser who has spent much time helping to advance th* OOP's southern fortune*. There Is no secret about Humphrey'* project. Hs is establishing Republican vote quota* for all 186,000 pre­ cincts In tha United Btate*. Quotas already are printed up for th* 60 atates and tha 8,072 anuntiea, but they ar* not yet flsed for something over half the precincts. Right n o w Humphreys, dashing about th* country with John Grenier, the Na­ tional Committee'* executive director, is selling his pro­ ject hard to state leader* in a serlee of regional meetings. HI* quotas a t state and county levels taka account of area voting history, site of the eligible vote, th* numbers who did not vote last time, and the vote total calculated to produce a safe margin In 1964. In one big atata, the quota ralla for boosting tha GOP vote nearly 600,000 over 1960. Th* Humphrey* project as­ sumes a huge array of pre­ cinct manpower, ewi swots pressure from higher levels, and belief In th* practicabil­ ity of th* goal*. One of th* reasons organ­ ization-minded Gotdwater and Letters his party rhiefe are giving Humphrey's system a big try Is th at It helped produea eontfletaloliat wluilara III Iowa, Pennsylvania and North Car­ olina (where Charlea Jonsa T * a M arnlS eaatcaanaa 1 s t. large Florida newspaper, Gus survived in 1062 In a gerry­ ta r s I r a n I t s r a n S a ra a n * « * lla a f f a i r s . Tfcn v a rlta r m a r n a a Hall, Klinishcnev,, Core and mandered area). Postelection a e r a n aan s * ro v ld a g <fea I a l ­ the NAACP. Whtch make* for check showed quotas almost ia - n ta n r n r r l a n <*• a a r lla r'n Ira # a s m * a n * a f f i r u . I .a l t a r a a better Government? perfectly reeliied in one a f fa a a a r S han 3 * a w a rd a w ill E. O. Cromartle North Carolina county. ka * ! * • ■ s r a f a r a n a a . I .a l t a r a Casselberry a d d re ss e d « • a l l a r t a r * » r « » l - OVER 35 YEARS Dick West’s The Lighter Side <9 Biossot — Roy Cromley Political Notebook WASHINGTON (NBA) — Pol let teal Iy speaking, there are tws Berry Goldwatera. One hasn't meek liking for tha necessary business s f meeting the public. Th* other ia fascinated by the mechan­ ics of organ!astios politics. It would be s great mistake to Ignore the U ttar while giving attention to tha for­ ma r. Th# testimony of political intimates to th at Senator Gotdwater regards th* Re­ publican party as having been decrepit, organisationally, for a long time. H* intends to do something about It, not just for thia •lection, not ju st for th* con­ servatives ho represents, but for ths party's long pull no matter who U in ths ascend­ ancy. Not th at ho thinks th* conservative cause would suf­ fer hi a party rebuilding. On the contrary, Gotdwater Is said to feel th at If tha GOP had had solid organisational footing In y e a n past, it would hare dared to aominata and could hare elected eonservatlvo candidate* for pres­ ident long before ha won party honors. His theory is that Repub­ lican* went outside "normal" ronarrvativs ranks to choose Thought For Today • Bruct O VERH AU L O R M IN O R ADJUSTM EN T? A SPECIALTY Phone 322-3103 CLUB Rl). - FOLLOW OUR SIGNS STENSTROM REALTY __________ Sales Ab'ent* 322-2120 I lilt} ■ inr----r �1 N. X r jfr ? I f •:j I :v ■ I i• !Vw* :;««552 :_C2«* ■MBS. xZ. IPs I? M th as 2-S5 G. 2T o -a f-s^ S _ g^SSyf « rr-?-SSowfl».^ ■ ;r :•> 'n t Is :; * 3S p | r ?? 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COFFEE ALL GRINDS Largo; Curtis Whittmora, Longwcod; Joan Bakar, laka Monro*; Joan Rlitlow, North Orlando. Births Mr. and Mr*. W at ta r Wright of Sanford, a girl. Diackari** Hannah Traya*. H o b a r t O’Nall, Bsstrka Young, Ne­ vada Pitta, Janla riahar, Wallac* Littls, all of Sanford; William M. Waat, Gertrud* Kammarar, DaBary; Ma r garat Ungarfalt, Longwood; Bay Erarhart, Orlando; San­ dra Both, Laka Mom-v; Evelyn Gllmora, Now Smyrna Baach. BBPTEMBRR T, 1HI Adaiiaalona Sybil Ps Wootan, Dorothy Tonklnaon, Carolyn Wiggins, Edward Williamson, Gragg Buttln, Elisha Virkara, Joan Harden, Jason Wynn, Abnsr Jackson, Margaret O. Byars, all of Sanford; La* W’oh Luru, Now Smyrna; Prank 8mlth, Apopka, David J. Runkoll, Lillian Carlaon, DaBary, Births Mr. sad Mrs. Irvin E. Wootan of Sanford, a girl; M r. and Mr* Nathaniel Wig­ gins of Hanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Prod Tonklnaon of Banford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Goorga Byars of Sanford, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Clsvslsnd Ulnar of Sanford, a girl. Discharges Prod Harris, Rav. W. E. Timms, Candacs Knigjit, John Williams, Francs* Warrea, Alton L. Gunter, Dorothea Pilklns, Chariots* D. Echols, all of Sanford; Carl Nelson, Laka Monroe; Susan McQualIan, Shirley Slavanaon, Win­ ter Garden; Curtis WhUta* mors, Longwood. Do ViaeFa Paiatiaga Tha known work of Leon­ ardo Da Vinci la among tha world's rarest. Th*ra art not works af bis in aaiaunca; two of his most celebrated paiptinga being the Mona U•tha Last Cake Mixes Fruit Drink F 6l P Peaches Ketchup Mayonnc Dola Piqggpplg flrapafnrlt Beef or Ham ........3 F***h 'a ItovosM T ar now W ieners 3 CiiWioad’* Hm I | larva Smoked S au sag e..' ★ ★ ★ DETERGENT SPECIAL BLUE CHEER HaMmeea'i W halo-lgg Uw-l edilag (Radaam Yarn la Caapsa) WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE Dash Detergent... 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. Liquid ivory......... SEMINOLE PLAZA HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 Comet Cleanser 2 CLIP AND REDEEM THKSK FREE VALUABLE S6H GREEN STAMP COUPONS . . . CASSELBERRY, FLA. O R W S O EX TR A i W uvu m u u o o q JM Oreen Stamp mA4i«*mma^m^<A FRILL CONCINTtAYl SHAMPOO modium or largo aisa �But Pesky Trouble Spots Prevail Sanford's Soggy But Otherwise Safe ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ it it it ★ Dora Heads Across N. Florida # St. Augustine Dealt Severest Blow In State Seminole County © © © © on the S t Johns River © © © * “The Nile o f America** S h ? d m t & r ii ijr n t U i * ST. AUGUSTINE (UP1) Monstrous D o r a amathed through thia historic coastal VOL. 56 ^ e i© * ^ city today and inland across The meeting of city com* north Florida, dealing the jnlssloner* with marina engl- area Its worst hurricane blow liter* ha* been postponed un­ of the century. There were no immediate til Tuesday at 8 p. m. City reports of casualties b u t Manager Pete Knowle* said thousands were homeless in thia morning. Dora's wake as the storm crunched through north Flor­ The regularly acheduled ida's Plney Woods toward the city commission meeting will northwest Florida panhandle. be held Monday a t 8 p. m., Dora left behind smashed with several public hearing* f i s h i n g piers, crumbling acheduled. beachfront restaurants and e e • dwellings and chewedup bea­ Juvenile Council meet* at ches between St. Augustine 8 p. m. today at the Court­ and Jacksonville beach and house. northward to South Carolina. e • # Two amusement park ferria Police of Sanford report wheels were twisted by the everyone behaved themaelvea storm and power was out in during the atorm. There were many coastal areas. There were also reports of no reports of any vandalism or other troublemaking, and looting in both St. Augustine only a couple of minor fend­ and Jacksonville and National Guardsmen were posted at erscrapping. • a • Brunswick, Gs., where store All went well a t Seminole fronts were blown in. The coastline from St. Au­ Memorial Hospital during the atorm. Power never went off gustine north to Brunswick and business went on as us­ was a shambles. Cottages and ual with no emergencies at­ beach front building* sat tilt­ ed and buckled on their foun­ tributable to the storm. • • • dations. Windows of a clothing Telephone company survey store at Jacksonville beach teams went out a t daylight were shattered and manne­ this morning to all points in quins — thalr wigs blown athe county to t r y to get a way — ware pitched into the comprehensive report on dam­ street. Winds tore their fancy ages caused by Hurricane clothes to rags. The weather bureau warned Dora. • • e of high winds and up to 13 in- [ Word from the VA1M1, Det. ches of rain during the next! 8 Checkmates Wives Club at two days In parts of North press time today says the big Florida, Georgia and possibly! fashion show, scheduled (or South Carolina as Dora — its I Friday night has been cancell­ wind* down to hurricane force ed due to tne weather and re­ of 73 miles an hour in gusts— scheduled ior October 9th at smashed relentlessly west­ the Ballroom on SNAS. More ward at a slow I m.p.h. Far at sea, 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. Club, said this morning that to­ Tha Tallahassee Weather night's meeting of the organ- Bureau said in a special advi­ ization will be held as srhe sory that the center of Dora duled, 7:10, at the School should pass close to the Flori­ da capital during the night. Board Building in Sanford. Zip Coda 32771 WEATHER: Heavy rain diminishing Friday; high today, upper 70'a; low tonight, lower 70*a. United Press loused Wire Established 1908 THUltS., SEPTEMBER 10, 1964 SANFORD. FLORIDA NO. 275 from trees which are Waning at critical angles and could fall if rains continue to soften the earth around root (true* lures. Sanford Naval Air Matkm'a chief meteorologist reported peak winds in the Sanford area w e n 62 m.p.h. Municipal and county an well aa public utility emergen­ cy crews throughout Seminolo County were on a standby bas­ is and maintained services as well as possible during Dora's pasting. Municipal and county au­ thorities are keeping a watch­ ful eye on Dora'a sister storm. Hurricane Ethel. At noon to­ day Ethel was reported to be moving westward from a po­ sition about 300 miles south of Bermuda. Cleanup Job In City MIGHTY STORM LASHES • .• LAKE MONROE AGAINST SEAW ALL / Pow^r Lines Damage Trouble Ahead From Rainfall Funeral Rites Set For Fliers parents. The family requests contributions to the Mary Knoll Fathers. Mary 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. WIND TOPPLES WIRES AGAINST BUILDING Scott Burns, mnnnger of the Florida l'owrr und Light Company re|N>rted thia morn­ ing that power tinea have suffered considerable damage all over the county and local crews beefed up hy out-oftown crews are working on a 24 huur basis to restore power. "However, as these rains and winds continue, and pres­ sure rises from trees and wet moss, mare lines are coming down all tha time," Burns added. Ha warned all persons to stay clear of fallen line* and do not touch them or attempt to move them. Hardest hit areas are the Osteen and Geneva sections of the county, where falling trees have pulled down lines. "W* huve de-enrrgiled all lines that we know of that are down, but if any more come down we urge that they he reported at once," Burns laid. “ All main feeder stations have been testored at the Tha Seminole County Sher­ present, and we are getting iff's Department reported to* to the smaller tinea a t quick­ ly as we rnn,” Burns said. duy that the home of Jamea K U n it h i s t off ltd. near GoMenrod burned to the ground Tuesday night, while the family sought safe­ ty in » hurricane shelter. The DeBary are* wus isThe family is l”dnj/ eer»d ported h*rd»«i h(t with t-d»f • • '* ^ • lo r by friends amt relatives. pnont outage* by At irubst. Hall had recently rebuilt the Southern Bell plant manager, house after it burned down thia morning us survey crews in TJ47. The cause of the fire began coming in with reports. has not yet been determined. Tha DeBary exchange of­ A case of breaking and en­ fice has been operating on tering waa reported at the emergency generator power Driftwood Bar on the comer for several hours and ronof Beardall Ave. and 23th St., tinuea without power at press during the night, when would- time. be thieves forced open a door Rural areas seemed to have and attempted to open a safe sustained heaviest damage, without success. It is being but overall damages were investigated. judged "moderate," with no Nheriff J. I.. Hobby com­ main rabies out. Craws are mended tha power and tele­ working around tha clock to phone conipnny for keeping reetora telephone service as electric power and telephone quickly as possible, local lines In w o r k i n g order manager Robert Sheddon said throughout the storm. it n»vu today. Sheltered Family Loses Home To Fire i ■y Julian SI*natrons Associate Editor SuitaInlng winds of hurri­ cane Dora, with gusts up to 82 miles per hour, lashed San­ ford and Seminolt County Wednesday. Striking on the fourth anni­ versary of the visit by well remembered Hurricane Don­ na, Dora’a galaa left Sanford aoggy but with no casualties nor injuries. Uprooted trees— one of which crashed into a home a t Ninth and Elm in Sanford — and downed power Line* were the most serious damages reported. Power throughout the coun­ ty. area was reporting In ser­ vice but several areaa in San­ ford were still without electri­ city at noon today. The greatest danger right now, aald local authorities, is Crews Push M assive Area Families, friends and ship­ mates of Lt Cdr. John F. Moore and I.t. (Jg) Paul I. Haney will pay tribute to the two Sanford airmen Friday during separate funeral ser­ vices in lbs area. ^ The two Naval officers were killed Tuesday in the crash of their twin-jet ASA Vigilante into Lake Monroe. Memorial services will be held for Lt. Cdr. Moore at 2 p. m. Friday in the Navy base chapel. He is survived by his widow, June, two child­ ren and a sister. The fam­ ily requests contributions to the Navy Relief Society Schol­ arship Fund In lieu of flow­ ers. Contributions may be mailed to the Reconnaissance Attack Wing One Staff, NAS Sanford, attention Lt. Isenburg. A requiem mass for Lt. Han­ ey will he recited at It a. m. in All Souls Catholic Church. Survivor* Include his wMow Mary, three children and his J W inds Hit 62 MPH 1 K Storm Hampers Use Of Phones ONLY 20 Days Left To Register For General Election COURTHOUSE CANOPY SUCCUMBS TO DOUA Sanford city crews, working bris cleaned up," he said. round the clock since 7 p. m. Regular garbaga pick-up wih Tuesday continued today their be maintained a very three massive clean-up operation, as limbs, trees and debris kept days, "but debris and trash on falling into already Uttered plck-upa #iU Just have t* atreeta and yards. wait." Even during the height of He advised horac-ownera aa (he storm and all during the they cleaned up yards to pH# night, the yellow • flickered limbs and Hash on tha park­ crewmen were busy taking ways at the curb line and be care oI the worst damages, ptient until city refuse crews often with debris falling aU caa get to it. around them. " i t took us nine days to Bo"We have not suffered any lah up the Job after Hurricane damage* to our men, trucki Donna,': Knowles reminded. or equipment, but they have Large trees were reported done a magnificent Job. None down on a home at tha corner of the men have even been of Ninth and Myrtle; a t tho borne since this started. They Imperial Gas Statloa at 13th have snatched a few hours and Park and oo a home at sleep at tha shop and then re­ Third and Magnolia. turned to the Job of trying to Knowles also commended the keep roads passable. We have local radio station for co­ had magnificent cooperation operation in relaying m ess­ from the Florida Tower and ages to the public. Light crewrs, who have helped "The public has been help­ by de energizing power lines ful also in informing us of and working with our crews," trees and limbs down and said City Manager W. E. blocked streets," he *<kled. Knowles. As strong winds and rain "There lias not been too continued today, reports of much major damage, but It Is falling storm-weakened trees going to take our crews a cou­ and debris were itlli coming ple of weeks to get alt this de­ in at press time. 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 was down at 207 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 itood by at lith Street and Mulber­ ry Avenue wheo another Una E . loth St. was down. The next was at 4:37 pin. The final call of the night when a falling tree limb pull­ waa at 11:17 p.m. when a wire ed down a wire at 1312 Sum­ short • circuited at 1807 W, merlin Ave. 12th St. HUY 3 SEIBERLING TIRES AT THE REGULAR PRICE . . . Get the 4th TIRE FREE! 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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 09, 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/8011a6defe655bac7cc189c654959c5d.pdf fa05dcf8d62faaae42b9175a3cc23df9 PDF Text Text V Baptist T U B SEV EN TH -D A T A D V EN TIST CHURCH C o rn e r Tib A Elm J . L. M a r s h a l l ------------- P a sto r SE R V IC E S SATURDAY— S a b b a th S c h o o l ------1:10 a. m. W o rih lp B srvles — 11:00 a. m. W ed n esd ay N ls h t P ra y e r B a r v lc a ------1:30 p. m. JORDAN MISSIONARY R A PTIST CHURCH 1111 W. P i n t S tra a t Sunday School —— 10:00 a. m. M o rn ln a W orahlp _ 11:00 a. m. Rlbla S tudy (S u n d a y ) 7:00 p m. E v an a allatlo B arvlca 7:00 p. m. W ed. P ra y e r M eat _7:00 p. m. Dill S t e p h a n a ------------ P a a to r A C o rd ial W alcom a to All Alliance CHRISTIA N MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 1001 P a n e Ava. a t l i t h St. R oy. C. C. D ooi, J r . ___ P a a to r Sunday S c h o o l ------0:00 a. m. W o rih lp B irvlca _ 11:00 a. m. E v e n in g W orahlp — 7:4* p. m. A lllanca Y outh F ellow ship (W ad.) — 7:10 p. » . I? a V * r S orrleo ------ 7:10 p. m. Assembly Of God PIN KCREBT ASSEMBLY O P n o n CHURCH Cor. 171b a n d Elm M. M. W i l d e r ------------- P a a to r Sunday School — OH! *• mM o rn ln s W orahlp — 10:00 a. m. X v an tn a W orahlp — 7:10 p. m. Y outh SarY. (Bun.) - 0:00 p. m. M id-W eak Bar?. (W ad.) - 7:10 p. m. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cur. I4 lh BL A O ak Ava. O atl s m ith —- r **l " r Sunday Bchoiii w— I p l *• w* W E ST SID E BAPTIST l t d HU A P a u l M. C atlay Sunday School CHURCH OK OOD OF PRO PH ECY 4IM E lm Avanuo Itav. R. U S tric k la n d _ P a a to r Sunday School _____ 4:41 a. m. W orahlp S ervice __ 14:44 a. m. E .- n g e lle llc Sarv. __1:10 p. m. W adnaaday: T o u n r P eople V. 1*. B. Sarv. 1:10 p. m. B ible T ra ln ln a S arv 1:04 p m. Congregational O STEEN RAPTIST CHURCH It tv Y. 411 Ph. 111-1110 P a a t o r ___ C heater W. P la n k S un d ay School 10:00 a. m. M ornlna S ervice _ 11:00 a. m, T ra ln ln a Union ____ 1:10 p. m. E v a n ln a Barvlca __ 7:10 p. nt. W adnaaday M eatlnaa: O ra an la atlo n a _ 0:10 p. m. VIRST BAPTIST CHURCH H I P a rk Avanua F . ■■ C hance — P a a to r M o rn ln a W orahlp — *:»• *• m S unday School —— *H» *• "J* M o rn ln s W orahlp _ 11:*# »• T ra in in g U nion —~ • :»'* p. m. E v a n ln a W orship _ 7:4* p. m. W ad. P ra y a r Barvlca 7:10 p. m. M o rn ln a W orahlp — I I »• T r a ln ln a U unlon — l i l t P. E v a n ln a Barvlca —_ »:»» PW ad. P ra y a r B irvlca 7:10 p. N u ra ary Opan W T R Il - ...... — •-— *•** PS u n d ay Nil# B roadcaat CHURCH O F OOD f i n d A F re n c h H. C. S m i t h __________P a a to r Sunday S c h o o l ____1:41 a. m. M ornlna W orahlp _ 11 a. m. E v an a allatlo Sarv. _ 1:14 p. m. Tuaa. P ra y a r Sarv. _ 1:14 p. a , T h u ra. Y ouns P eople E ndeavor _______ 1:14 p. a . OAKLAW N BAPTIST C H U nCH 1701 C o u n try C lub Hoad Sponsored by P lra t B a p tla t C hurch Ray. R. T. R a rra lt ____ P a a to r Hunday School ........ 0:01 a. m. W orahlp Service _ 11:00 a. m. T ra ln ln a Union _— 1:11 p. m. E v a n ln a W orahlp __ (too p. m. W ad. P ra y e r Sarv. — 7:10 p. m. Baptist J". m. m. "*• MISSIONARY CHURCH llo lly Ava. P a a to r — 10:01 a. m. M o rn ln a W orohlp — llsoo a. m. E vanlna W orM ilp — liOO p. m., p r a y a r Servleo — - 7.00 p. m. P1NECREBT RAPTIST CHURCH O nora Road p a l t o r _____W illiam J. d u a i i M orn ln a W orahlp . II :»« *• m. Sunday School _____ 1:41 a. m. T ra in in g Union ----- 4:11 P- '»• E v a n ln a W orahlp .... 7:10 p. m. W ad. O fflcara A T aachera M eetlna ———— I 5*1 PRUD ER SPRINOS BAPTIST Old O rlando ltd. a t H eater Ava. B. H am ilton Q rllfln — P a a to r Sunday School _ _ _ 0:11 a. tn. M orn ln a W orahlp — 11:00 a. m. T ra ln ln a U nion _ _ 0:10 p. m. E v an ln a W arsh ip — 7i41 p. m. Methodist Church Of God Adventist CONQREOATIONAI. CHRISTIAN CHURCH (U nited C hurch o t C h rlat) P a rk A vanua a t 34th Su t:40 a. m. _ _ C hurch School 14:40 a. m. __ W o rah lp Barvlca 1:14 p. m. C h rla tla n Y outh M lnlalry Rav. W alter A. R. M crh arao n , P a a to r Prayar _ ...........- 7:lo p. m. C hoir —----------- — 1:10 p, m. Christian Episcopal F IR S T CHRISTIA N CHURCH DISCIPUKH OK CHRIST 1007 S. Hanford Ava. R. V ernon F u ller Sunday School _____ 1:41 a. m. M o rn ln s W o rih lp 11:00 a. m. CHRIST CHURCH C hurch S tra o t, Lonaw ood F r. C h a rio t W. S te w a rt, J r . V icar H oly Com munion _ 1:34 a. m. B irv lc a A Serm on _ 4:44 a. tn. Church Of Christ 441 B. P a rk A va. HO LT CROSS F r. L aroy D. Soper. R eelo r H oly Com munion .._ 1:14 a. m. F a m ily B arvlca and Sunday School 4:44 a. m. M ornlna P ra y a r (F lra t S u n d ay — H oly C om m union 11:04 a, m. CHURCH O F CHRIST O anava R a lp h n ra w a r J r . E v an so lla t till.la Fchnol --------- 1:10 a. m. M ornlna W orahlp 0:14 a. m. K 'e n ln a W orahlp . .. 0:10 p. m. W ad. l 'r a y i r Barvlca 7:10 p. m. Free Methodist PADUA CHURCH OF CHRIST Illn h w ay 41 W ait M nrrla Ruby ------ - K vsngslD t Illbl* Clave ...... . lo:no a. tn. M ornlnit W orahlp __ 11:04 a. m. K v ttilu a W orihlp ™ 0:oo p. m. Blblo d a a a o a Wad. _ 7:10 p. m. F R E E M ETHOD IST CHURCH C o rn e r 4th St. a n d L aura) Ava. E u aa n a Sheldon _____ _ P a a to r T elephone: I l l- T o l l Sunday S c h o o l __ 4:4S a. m. M ornlna W o ra h lp _ 10:41 a. m. E vening W orahlp _ 1:04 p. tn. W od. P ra y a r Barvlca 1:14 p. m. “I-et’ii find a new road!" That’s a game we play often when ws take s family ride. Those little journeys of discovery have led us to some U-autiful, terena sect ions of oui' community that stu never would have seen if we'd stayed on the in:'>i highway. At time*, life itself call Mem like s crowded, noisy highway. Tho years rush l»y . . . we |>rutni*c ourselves that some tluy we'll take the time to look around us and try to understand where we are and why . . . but worldly interests tend to 111) every minute to the brltn. We wonder why tho pleasures that we work mi hard to obtain fail to bring us happiness . . . and we sense that life has a deeper meaning, if we could find it. The Church can guide you and your fumily to a new, wonderful road. Discover tho warm fellowship, the renewed courage, the refreshing peace of mind that grow from membership in your neighborhood church. CHURCH OF CH RIST 1411 P a rk Avenue R ert B r o w n ___ — B vaiigsllet Hunday III til • Study ____ _ 10:00 a. in. M o r n l n a W o r a h l p _ _ 1 1 : 0 0 a. tn. E v a n ln a Service .„. 0:10 p. nt. Saa "H erald of T ru th " 1 p. m. Sunday on C hannel t T ueaday U adlai lilbla C la n _ 10:00 a. nu W adnaaday lilb la C l a e a ---------7:10 p. m. Christian Science FIRBT CHURCH OK CH RIST SCIENTIST 100 B a it Second S t r a it Sunday Barvlca A Sunday Hchonl 11:00 a. nt. S u b je ct: "H plrlt" W adnaaday S ervice _ 1:00 p. m. R ta d ln a Itoom i 101 K. F irst. W ee k d ay i: 10:10 a. m. - 4:10 p m. F rid a y E v an ln a: 4:101:10 p. m. Cf/iyrithl I9til Ktitltr Adt*rUiing Stnut, Inc., Slnubuig, I’d. Hunday I-cvitlcu* 20:3.13 T ureday I’snlma 25:1-10 Monday I/'VlllCtll 2G: 14-20 VVt'dnrsduy iMiiah 30:15-21 T hursday Jcrcm lalt 3 1 :7-14 F rid a y M atthew 23:1-10 S a tu rd ay John 10:4-16 • Lutheran LUTHERAN CHURCH O F THE REDEEM ER 1*1 W. 41th P lace ‘T h o C hurch of th a L u th e ran Hour'* a n d TV "T hla la tha L ife" H e rb e rt W. Ooeraa _ _ P a a to r Sunday S c h o o l ------1:11 a. m. W orahlp Service __ 14:44 a. m. K in d e rg a rte n a n d N uraary OOOD SH E P H E R D LUTHERAN CHURCH 34(4 A O rlando D rlva Hwy. 11.41) S anford, F lo rid a Ill-T ill T he R*v. J. O ordoa P e a r y , P aator S unday School _ _ 4:11 a. m. M ornlna W o rih lp _ 11:44 a. m. C om m union—F lra t Sunday la E ach Month KIN DKROARTEN AND NURS­ ERY FIRST M ETHODIST CHURCH 414 P a rk Ava. Rov. R o b ert M. Je n k ln a, P a a tn r M ornlna W orahlp _ 1:14 p. tn. Sunday School -----. 4:41 a. m. M ornlna W orahlp _ 14:11 a. m. MYF M e e t i n g . __ 4:14 p. m. (In te rm e d ia te . Senior) E v en in g W orahlp _ 1:14 p. m. GENEVA M ETHODIST CHURCH R tv . W. E. T lm m a ___ Pavtnv Sunday S c h o o l_____ 1:11 a. m. M o rn ln a S s r v le a e _11:04 a. m. C hoir P ra c tic e W ad. 1:14 p. m. E v ery One W elcome. ORACE M ETHODIST CHURCH O nora ltd., a t W oodland A va. Rav. Jo h n H. H lraa J r.. P a a to r C hurch School - 1:11 a. m. M ornlna W o ra h lp 11:44 a. m. M Y F --------------------- 4:10 p. m. C H R IST MKTHOD18T CHURCH S unland K ita to a C ltrua H e ig h t! Rav. C h a rlie B. l l o a a __ P a a tn r C hurch School ___ 4:41 a. m. M ornlna W orahlp _ 11:04 a. m. M T F ...........................4:14 p. m. Eva. W orahlp ___ 1:10 p. m. W ad. P ra y e r Barvlca 1:10 p m. rj Nazarenc F IR S T CHURCH OF T H E NAZARENE W. 2nd SU a t M aple Ava. P a u l B l c k a a __________F a a to r Sunday School ____ 1:11 a. m. M o rn ln a W o rih lp 1 4 :fl a. m. Y o u t h _______________ 1:14 p. m. Y oung A dult F e llo w sh ip _______ 1:41 p. m. T he Name* W a B ear E v a n a a lla tlo Barvlca T:I4 p. m. M ld-W adk Service (W ad.) _ 1:44 p. m T h ird Sunday S ln sa p lra tlo n _ _ 1:44 p. m. C F IR S T CHURCH O F T H E NAZARENE L ake M ary, F la. Rav. W. L llolcom ba, P a sto r Sunday 1:11 a. m. ____ Rlbla Schnnl 11:00 a. m. _ M orning W orship 1:00 p. m. _ E v e n in g Sarvlca 1:no p. tn. ._ W ad. M id-W eek P ra y a r Service! 1:04 p. m. I d at Wed. Ml, ato n a ry Sarvlca Pentecostal F IR S T PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONQWOOD *41 O range S tre et Rav. E. R u th O ra n t _ P a s to r Sunday School ___ 10:40 a. m. M ornlna W orship _ Ilia * a. m. Sunday E vening __ 1:1* p. nt. W ad. m ills Study _ 1:14 p. m. C u n q u rro ra M eeting F rid a y ----------- 1:10 p, ns. Presbyterian F IR S T PRESIIY TERIA N CHURCH S anford, Pla. O ak Ava. A Ird St. O ro v tr C. Bewail J r . _P a a to r E d g o r W. S m ith J r . A oalotant P a s to r C hurch School _ 1:11 a. m. Session M asts 1:41 a. m. M o rn ln a W orship 10:04 a. m. P io n eer F atlow ahlp 1:40 p. m. S enior HI Follow ohtp 4:44 p m. E v e n in g W o rsh ip _ 1:14 p. m. W ad. P ra y a r M eat — 1:4* p. m. CHURCH O F T H E COVENANT 4TTI South O rlando D rive T hom as 11. M aktn _ — P a a to r W o rsh ip ---------------4:44 a. m. C huroh School ___ 14:4* a m. -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page PossibleTHE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. k Mrs. M. II. Strickland ART BROWN PEST CONTROL ADAMS TRANSFER k STORAGE Phone 322-0225 a CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. SANFORD WELDING k FABRICATING CO. Bill Whitly k Employees CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 118 W. First, Sanford A. DUDA k SONS, INC. Slaviu, Florida GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford EAST SIDE GARAGE Virgil C. Gracey k Employe SR 4« k Beardall FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Souloff and Employees HARRELL k BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 200 W. 25th S t, Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. SOI W. 1 s t St., Sanford HILL LUMBER k HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees NELSON k CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND WILK'S RESTAURANT Rose k Wilks Bowman 4 Employees STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenatrom and Staff HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff OVIEDO RADIO & ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cameron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodgea and Staff PERFECTON DAIRIES HORNE DISTRIBUTORS. INC. Hwy. 17-82, Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff KIDDY'S STANDARD SERVICE First & French, Sanford L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. S t, Sanford PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M. Cameron and Staff LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning THE RITZ THEATRE Bill Lovelace and Employees ZITTROWER BROS. 1400 S. Elm IoROY C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. HILL HARDWARE 4 IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employees SMITTY'S SNAPPIN' TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and StaffSTATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff , STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff HOWARD BOTELER Wholesale Confectionery W1LSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. M Wilson CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida < -SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYBAPTIST A ntioch B a p tla t C hurch, Oviedo C e n tra l B a p tla t C hurch, t i l l Oak Ava. C h u lu o ta F lra t B aptlat C hurck C h u lu o ta B a p tist Mlaalon S p o rtsm a n ’* Club, C huluota K ldar S p rin g s B a p tla t Church, II # U h m i n lidF lr a t B a p tla t C hurch. *14 P a rk Ava. F rle n d e b tp B a p tla t C hurch at A ltam o n te S p rln aa BL 414. A ltam onte Spring* F lr a t B a p tla t C hurch a t D e n ary F lr a t B a p tla t C hureh of O anava F irs t B a p tist C hurch o f L ake M ary F i r s t B a p tla t C hurch of L ake M uuros F i r s t B a p tist C hurch a f Lungw ood, Oar. C hurch A G ra n t F lra t B a p tla t C hurch o f Ovlado F i r s t B a p tist C hurch of San Latido S prings F i r s t S hiloh M issionary B a p tist Church. list w. nth at. F o re s t C ity B a p tla t C hurch F o u n ta in Maad B a p tla t C hurch, Ovlado L eva g o u t b arn B a p tis t Mlaalon, C h u U a ia M issionary B a p lU l C bureh N o rth ltd . E n te rp ris e , , . M acedonia M ission B a p tis t C hurch O ck H ill ltd. O staan A is rn lu g a la r y B a p tis t C hurch, O cauva H w y. / f\* [ f .. f/| f |i • «'f It MU Oliva M issio n ary B a p tla t C hurch, Saa Ikindo S p rln a a R 4 , Longw ood Mt. Zion M issionary B a p tist, Slpas Ava. Now MU C a lv a ry M issionary B a p tla t t i l l W. !3 lh a u Now Sateta P rim itiv e B a p tis t Church. Iio a w. tlth SU New MU Zion B a p tist C hurch. IT1I P a a r Ava O aklaw n B a p tist C hapal, H i t W. 14th SU O alaen B a p tla t C hurch P ln ao rsat B a p tla t C hurch. 4*1 W. O nora ltd. P ra irie I .a k a B a p tis t C hurch, B ldg* R d , F e rn P a rk P ro sra sa M issionary B a p tist C huroh. Midway Second Shiloh M issionary B a p tla t Church. N inth A H ickory SU Jam oo M issionary B a p tis t C hureh SU. ltd. I l l Ootacn St. P a u l M issionary B a p tla t C hureh, Sth BU St. M atthew s M issionary B a p tis t C hurch C ancan H alghtc ■U Jo h n 's M issionary B a p tla t C hureh. ■t f C ypress BU T am pU B a p tist C hurch. P a lm Springe B d . A ltam onte S prlnaa W astald s M issionary B a p tla t Church, 411 g. H ally Ava. Z ion H ops B a p tis t C hurah, I I I O range Ava. CATMOUO C hurch a f th a N a tiv ity , L ake Mary A ll S auls C a th e lis church. I l l O ak Ava. St. A n n 's C a th o lls C hureh, P a ra h ln g I'lac*. D aBary SU M ary M agdalen* C atholic Church, M ait­ lan d Ava. A lta m o n ls S prlnaa CHRISTIAN F irs t C h ristia n c h u rc h , 1441 8. Sanford Ava, C o n g re g atio n al C h rlatlan Church, 1441 P a rk Ava. N orlhsld* C h rla tla n C hurch, F l o r i d a K e v in D r , M aitland CHUBCH OF CHRIST C hurch C hurch C hurch C huroh of of of of ChrlaU t i l l S. P a rk Ava, C h rist, O anava C hriiU Longwood C h rist. P a a la CHURCH O F OOD C hurch of Ood. *44 H ickory rh u r c h of Uod. 4144 S. F ra n c k C hurch of Ood, Ovlado EPISCO PA L All S a in ts E pisco p al C hurah B. D aB ary A v a . E n te rp ris e C h rlat E piscopal C hurch, Longw aod A ll S a in ts E piscopal, (enterprise H oly Croaa E piscopal, P a r k Ava, a t 4th LUTHERAN (se e n .Io n L u tb s ra n C hurch, O vsrbrook D r , C aaaalb rrry Oood S h ap h frd U nited L u th s ra , 3440 B. O rlando Dr. L u th e ra n C huroh o f th a Badaam ar, 1*1 W. 3 llh Place M essiah L u th e ran C hureh, A m erican L egion H all, P ra irie L aka, F e rn P a rk ■U L uks* L u th e ra n C hurch, BU 444 l la v la METHODIST B a rn e tt M em orial M ethodist Churah, S . D atlary Ava., E n ta rp rls a B ear L aka M eth o d ist C hureh B aikal A.M E. C hurch, C anaan H a ig h ts C a sse lb erry C om m unity M ethodist Church. H w y. I f . 13 A P lnay R ida* Rd.. C asselberry D aB ary C om m unity M othodlot C hurch W. H ig h lan d s. D aBary C hrlat M ethod 1st C hureh S unland E s ta te s F i r s t M ethodist C hurch, i l l P a rk Ava. F lra t H slh o d le t C hurch o t Ovlade F ra * M alhodlst c h u rc h , 444 W. 4th BL O anava Methodic* C hureh. O anava (lra c a M sthodlat C hurch. O n e rs Rd. (Ira n t C hapal A M E. C hurch, Ovlado O akgrov* M sthodlat C hurch, Ovlad* A O staan M sthodlat C hurch P a o Ia W esleyan M sthodlat, BU 44 W. a t P aola SU Ja m a s A M E , B snrord A**. HU Mary*! A,M E. C hurch BU RU 414 O staan St. P a u l's M sthodlat C h u r a h O staan Bd. E n ta rp rls a S ta ffo rd M om arlal M ethodist C h u r a h S. D aB ary NAZABEMB af US N s s s rtn a , w . Flrat C hureh 3nd a t M apta th a N aaarana, Kern P a rk C hureh a f O 'B rian Rd., F a rn P a rk L aka M ary C hurah of th a N a s a rta a F R E IB T T E R IA K C om m unity P ra a b y to rla n C hurch. L aka M ary F ir s t P r s a b y u r la n C hurch. Ock Ava. F ir s t P ra sb y ta rta n C hurch. C acaslbcrry F ir s t P rd a b y ta rla a C hurch c t D sB ary, M. H ig h lan d P ra s b y ts rla a C hurch c f T h a C a v sn a a t 3414 S. O rlando D r. _ ............ ■U A ndrew s P ra a b y ta rla n C hurch 4411 L e a ­ n e d Bch. D r . B e ar L ak a U pas la Com aaunlty p ra s b y ta rla a C hurch. U p M li Rd* W estm in iste r F r a ib y ta r la a Church, H ow ell P a rk , BU l i d * SEV EN TH DAT ADVENTIST * F o re s t Lak* S tv a n th -d a y A d v e n tist C hurch, H w y. 441, F o re st City S e v en th -d ay A d v en tist C hurch, M aitland Ava., A ltam o n te S prings S anford S c v a n th -d a y A d v e n tist C hurch. S eventh 4* E lm O T H E R CHURCHES A llen 's A M U C hurch, OHva A t l t h C hurch of Ood In chrlsu Ovlado C h u lu o ta C om m unity C hurch C hurch of God o t P rophscy, 4141 E lm Ava. C hurch a f Ja a u a C h rist a f L a tte r D ay B atata, t i l l P a rk Ava. C om m unity C hapal, A lternant* Spring* E a s te rn O rthodox C hurch. BU John* C hryaootom C hapal, Hw y. IT-11, F a rn P a rk C o u g ra g a tla n B ath Israel, t t t h A M agnolia F lra t C huroh a t C hrlat, S cien tist, Isa E. l a d SU K ingdom H all o t Je h o v a h 's W itness 1141 W. T h ird S tra a t F lra t P e n te c o sta l C hurch a f Langw ood MU Oliva H o lin ess C hurch, O ak H ilt Rd. O ctaaa P ln a c ra a t A ssem bly o f Ood, 37th A Elm S a n fo rd A lllanca C hurch. 1441 B. P a r k Ava. S an fo rd C o n g re g atio n a f Ja b o v a h 'a W itnasaaa. 1411 W 1st SU T ha S a lv atio n Arm y. 314 E. tn d SU U n ity C hurch g | l a a f a r d , l i d E . U t BL �Seminole County * * * * on the St, Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” ^ C l O 6^ Another real »tep forward haa been taken in the down­ town improvement effort* ^ that are being made by proud and loyal citizens. It'a the e o m p 1 e t e refurbishing Job done by Chelsea Title and Guaranty Co. on their office a t 119 W. First Street. Haven't you noticed the im­ pressive and attractive sign that in a dignified way, day and night, calls attention to the firm’s location T And this job didn't atop with a face-lifting. You should see, really you should, the splendid job done on the interior. Manager Frank Finch or cne of his capable assistants will be glad to “show you t h e works.” Congratulations, Frank, and a big thank you from the folks who are inter­ ested in the Downtown Shop­ ping Center!! • • # Have you noticed the city crews working on the paving job Just west of The Herald office? This “project” will give bank patrons a smoother exist from the parking lot just north of Florida State Hank's building. Also will give another approach to the City Hall from W. First Street. Oh yezz, and will ease the way into The Herald's press room. • • • Didn't we see a building permit that puts the official okay on tearing down the building on the northwest corner of Twentieth Street and French Avenue? That makes way for—guess what? • . . Yep; a filling station!! Something new is being added —not the type of business, For a really new building. Fcr which we give loud huztahs. • r * * School must be on the “starting blocks," because we see some of the nuns a t the All Souls parochial school, having returned from a vaca­ tion. Too, there are some fa­ miliar faces of the county school teaching corps that are in the eurly (we didn't say “reluctant”) stages of prepar­ ation fur the approaching pre­ school meeting* and planning sessions. • • • There have been four new cases of tuberculosis report­ ed in the Seminole County area during the first five months of 1904, is the report we get frum Mrs. Lorraine Graham, program adminis­ trato r of the Central Florida TBRD Association. Shs says these figures do not include reactivated old cases, nor any who might hsva moved into the area. • • • Square dance time draws near again. And the Central Florida Square Dance Associ­ ation is announcing tha first dance of the season will be held at the Civic Ce.iter on Saturday night, Aug. 29. Fred Rowe will be the featured caller. If you haven't tried this form of dancing, or if ita been quite some time since you have danced, we suggest you check the date on the calendar. I/its of fun. • * • On the same theme, the Starlight Promenaders square dance group is planning a be­ ginners class to sta rt S ep t 9. The lessons will be held each Wednesday night thereafter. Further info can be had by calling the club secretary at 822-8572. • • * It was a long 00 years sgo today that Herbert Hoover was born. Ju st think of the changes in that period of time. And today, the vener­ able Mr. Hoover is just as sharp mentally, ju s t as active with his mind, just as inter­ ested in affairs of the nation and world as he was when he wss the S lst president of the U 'lted States. Herald Index Abby ----- ------------- Page 0 Bridge ....................... Page 9 Classified _______ _ Page 11 romles ----- ---------- Page 10 A lto rial ..............—. Page 4 F u n e r a ls ------------- Page 3 H oroscope------------ Pago 10 S o c ie ty .......................Page 8 S p o rt* _____________ Page 6 TV Programs _____ Page 9 jWe tbs .Women Page 9 VUL. 66 i Zip Cotie 32771 * WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Tuesday with scattered showers; high today 88-95; low tonight in 70s. United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 252 Johnson Calls In Top Advisers; Last Raid Mistake, Turks Admit Southeast Asia, Cyprus Crises Under Study WASHINGTON’ (UP1) — President Johnson called Se­ cretary of State Dean Rusk, Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara and other top ad­ visers to the White House to­ day for a discussion of the Cy­ prus crisis and the situation In Southeast Asia. The President also scheduled a ceremony for later in the day to sign the resolution adopted at his request by the House and Senate which gives him full backing in steps he may take to resist Communist ag­ gression in Southeast Asia. Press Secretary George E. Reedy told newsmen that John­ son who returned Sunday night from a two day trip to his Texas ranch spent this morn­ ing "going over various re ­ ports on the world situation." Reedy said Johnson called the meeting with Rusk, McNa­ mara "and other senior advis­ ers" to discuss Southeast Asia, Cyprus and "other matters affecting the world situation." Reedy said he did not know whether Johnson had received replies to the strong personal appeals he sent Sunday to Greek Turkish and Cypriot leaders for an end to fighting which could lead to m ast bloodshed on Cyprus. State Department officials said Johnson was In telephone consultation with his diplo­ matic aides early today on the Cyprus problem. Johnson also scheduled a lunch meeting today with a group of business leaders—one of a scries of such sessions he has had with delegations from various walks of life to discuss pending national Issues. Orlandoan Held In Slaying EASTON. Md. (U P I)-A 60year-old migratory laborer from Orlando W’as held today in the fatal shooting of an­ other worker at a Maryland labor camp. Maryland Stata Police at Easton said Jam es Chestnut told them the victim, 28-yesrold Theodore Stockton, also of Orlando, and three other men had bees h a m sin g him all day. He said they tried lo enter hia shanty late Saturday night and he grabbed a gun and fired through the screen door, striking Stockton in the back and neck. Vehicle Bids The C o u n t y Commission Tuesday will open bids on three pickup trucks, two com­ pact sedans, one delivery type van truck and a flat body dump truck. J f U L W A ... 11 Killed MIAMI (UPI) — Florida traffic accidents took 11 lives over the weekend including a Dude County smashup which put eight member* of a fam­ ily in the hospital. Red Dogma Hit VATICAN CITY (UPI) — Pope Paul VI, in his first encyclical,- condemned t h e “blind dogma” of communism today as "the most serious problem of our time.” Persecutions Hit 1)011 SHEDDEN WASHINGTON (UPI) — Son. Hugh Scott, R-Pa., urg­ ed the Senate today to con­ demn officially the persecu­ tion of the Jewa in Russia "even if it saves but one life." Marina Called 'Great Brenda Turns Benefit' To Sanford Bob Shcddon, local manager of the Southern Bell Tele­ phone Company, hai called for a "carefully planned and executed” program to bring about the lakcfront marina now being studied by the City Commission. Shcddcn said such a project "would create a more favor­ able climate" toward business growth for all of Sanford and surrounding communities. His statement follows: “A Sanford Marina certain­ ly can be of great benefit to our community, if carefully MIAMI (UPI) — Tropical storm Ilremfa plowed away from land into tha northern Atlantic today and weather­ men snid the season'* second planned and executed on a such disturbance bore no realistic basis. This would at­ threat to land. tract tourists, business inves­ First Prisoner tors and would create a more SAIGON (UPI) — Joseph favorable climate toward the I.. Granger of Sumter, SC., promotj^n of business growth tiie first U.S. civilian offic­ in not tm!y the uowntown area ial ever to tail into Commun­ but all of Sanford and sur­ ist hands In Viet Nam, was tnken prisoner by Red guer­ rounding communities. “Development of this sort rillas Sunday, it was report­ has been proven many times ed today. over in such cities as Fort Lauderdale and Miami and Hate Campaign TOKYO (UPI) — Red wc can ccitainly make use of the experience gained in these China climaxed a weekend of and other communities having innssive hate-America dem­ onstrations by proclaiming Marina facilities." its rights to aid Communist North Viet Nam in any con­ flict with ths United States, it was reported today. Two Buildings Face City Ax The regular meeting of the Sanford City Commission at 8 p. m. today in the City Hall will also be a public hearing for live condemnation of build­ ings at 701 and 703 W. Ninth St. The commission will bear recommendations of the Zoo ing and Planning Commission on three subjects. There will be recommendations to amend the city ordinance to include dry cleaning and laundry uses in tiic retail commercial zones; lo open K 21th St. from Mellonvillc Avc. to Willow Avc.; to support ami approve the lake front development plan. Commissioners are expect­ ed to appoint an acting city manager, to take over when W. E. Knowles must be out of town; set up interview days for marine engineers on the lake front development plan; set up budget meetings, and sign a resolution authorizing the sale of bonds. Woman Driver Held In Crash A motorist identified by police as Mnry Louise Marlar of 116 W. Second St. was arrested on a charge of driv­ ing while intoxicated Sunday night after her cur struck a pole a t Third Street and Oak Avenue. Patrolmen Roderick Han­ cock and Charles Fagan said the driver was treated by a private physirian for a nose fracture prior to the arrest. Desegregation JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) — Bishop R. O. Gerow Sunday announced plans for desegre. gallon of Catholic schools throughout Mississippi in September. He urged church members to exhibit accept­ ance and cooperation. ‘Bug’ Bites Luci LA HONDA. Calif. (UPI) — Luci Baines Johnson, the President’s 17-year-old daugh­ ter, was “bitten by a 24-hour bug" — apparently the flu— and forced to curtail her ac­ tivities Sunda) during a San Francisco Bay area visit. Rail Plan Offered WASHINGTON (U PI) — A presidential emergency board hai recommended ne­ gotiation of a job protection program for 160,000 railroad •hop workers as part of Its plan to settle their work rules dispute with major railroads. U. S. Weapons Policy Blasted 35 Americans WASHINGTON (U PI) — GOP preaidential candidate Barry M. Goldwater accused the Johnson administration today of an "u tter disregard for new weapons" which may lead to a cut of 90 per rent in the natlon'a atomic strik­ ing power over tha next de­ cade. The Arixona senator, in a wide • ranging speech pre­ pared for delivery before the National Aaaociation of Countle», said, “sometime in the decade ahead, unless present plans ara changed by the de­ mands of an aroused public, America's deliverable nuclear capability may be cut by 90 per cent," Goldwater aatd tha admin­ istration had inharited "the mightiest arsenal for the de­ fense of freedom aver creat­ ed on earth," but th at it was now so depleted the United States fared the prospect "of going into the decade of the 1970s without a single new manned bomber. "We face the prospect of going into that decads with a worn and obsolete force composed only of those left • over plane* still able to fly,” said Goldwater, who is a ma­ jor general in the Air Force re»rrvc. “ Let me also warn you againat the public rela­ tion* gimmick of parading venions of a single recon­ naissance aircraft before the public and representing them as a whole series of new weapon systems” he said. "Only with tha strength te keep the peace can we ever hope for the time in which the ideological obsession of cvmuiuaum will ba abandons^ by the leaders of the nations which today wa call Commun­ ist. Yet there are those who fear that •trength may only provoke Jhe enemy. “ Was it strength that was responsible for the attacks on our destroyers in the Gulf of Tonkin T Or was it the ene­ my's doubt of our strength and our will to use it? " Goldwater asked. The Arizona senator, said he birkrd Pres­ ident Johnson's action in or­ dering the retaliatory air strike against North Viet Nam last week. But he charg­ ed th at the administration’s Southeast Asia policies had become "so twisted with dip­ lomatic red tape that the en­ emy might well have wonder­ ed if we would accept their attacks a t sea on the tame basis th at wa have been ac­ cepting their attack* eq land.” Are Evacuated BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Thirty-five American rvauees, mostly the dependents of U. S. officials on Cyprus, arrived from the Island today aboard a U. S. Air Force CI40 cargo plane. A U. S. Embassy statement said the plane h id flown blood plasms U> Cyprus at the re­ quest of the Cyprus govern­ ment. An embassy spokesman said the evacuees were expected to stay in Beirut and sea how the situation develops. He said no further American evacuees were expected here at the moment. Cyprus Accepts UN Appeal To End Hostilities NICOSIA, Cyprua (UPI) Turkish plsnes were reported to have raided Cyprus today for the fourth straight day de­ spite agreement on a cease­ fire, Cyprus announced accept­ ance of a United Nations ap­ peal for suspension of the hos­ tilities that flared anew list week, and Turkey condition­ ally agreed to call off its air attacks. But Cyprus rrporta said Turkish plsnes again hit the Greek Cypriot village of Polls this morning. In London a spokesman for the Greek Cypriot high com­ mission said the Turkish gov­ ernment had explained that the plane* were part of a for­ ward attack and had not been notified of the cease-fire. In Ankara, the Turkish gov­ ernment acknowledged that Us planes flew over Cyprus this morning but said they did not attack the Greek Cy­ priot positions. Reports of casualties In Polii thia morning were va­ gue. The Cyprus news agency said 50 were killed and 50 wound ad, but tie* Cypriot high commission in 1/indon said 10 civilians were wounded. Diplomats worked feverish­ ly to smooth out the Cyprus crisis that threatened a di­ rect clash between Turkey and Greece, fellow members of the North Atlantic Alliance. In the background of the threatened widening of the conflict was Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev's announc­ ed support of the Greek Cy­ priot position. Khrushchev told Greek Cypriot President Archbishop Makarlos t h a t "the sympalliy of the people and of tiie government of tho Soviet Union is on tiie side of the people of the Republic of Cyprus." $88.50 Stolen From School Theft of a sum of money from tha vault room s t Pinserrst School is being invest­ igated by city police. Authoritica were told tha burglary occurred eomelima over the weekend and waa discovered this morning. Ths thief forced a door on tha southed* of tha building to get into an office. Taken, police said, waa |60 from a pencil box, |36 from cash box, fS.50 from a stamp fund, an undetermined mount of money In library fines and possibly other money. An inventory waa being taken today to determine if anything els« is missing. Board To Eye Subdivision SEVERAL CRASHES have occurred a t this spot off Interstate 4 a s mo­ torists, especially ut night, fnil to negotiate the left-hand turn and ram into the concrete culvert shown in the foreground. Despite tho reflective mnrkcrs, the drivers continue in a straight line with considerable crashdamage and some injuries. The site is the cutoff front Interstate 4 and onto W. F irst Street or Highway 46. At least four accidents have been recorded in this spot. (Herald Photo) Red China Troop Moves Reported By Gen. Khanh CAP ST. JACQUES, Viet ports" of Communist Chinese replied. He aaid tha reporta Nam (UPI) — Prime Mini­ troops movement* in North were from "intelligence” sour­ ces. ster G*-n. Nguyen Khanh said Viet Nnm. Asked how tha Chinese Khanh at a news confcrenro today he had "definite realso reiterated that at least Communists were moving, 15 fighter planes from Red Khanh replied, "they move by China had moved into Hanoi, any kind of route. They have tho North Vietnamese capi­ railroad* coming from Yun­ tal. But he said he was un­ nan (a province in southwest­ certain whether they wrere ern China) to Hanoi.” He declined to estimate tha piloted by Chinese or Viet­ number of Red Chinese troops namese. Khanh was asked If ho bad he thought were involved. There was no word, mean­ artual reports of Chinese The Atlantic Fleet Battle Ef­ Communist troop movements time, on the first U.S. civilian offirlnl ever to fall into Com­ ficiency " E ” haa been won in North Viet Nam. "N ot exartly on the 17th munist hands here. Joseph L. fo” the second consecutive year by the Sanford Naval Air Parallel (the frontier with Granger of Sumer, N.C., was Station's Heavy Attack Squad South Viet Nam), but let's raptured by Viet Cong guer­ ron 11, the Navy reported to­ say in North Viet Nam," he rillas on Saturday. day. The fiscal 1964 winners were named in Norfolk by Vico Adm. Paul H. Ramsey, com­ mander of 'he U. S. Naval Air Forces In the Atlantic F leet News of the victory reach­ ed VAH-11 ami Its command­ ing officer, (Mr. Robert W. Kennedy, in the midst of Sixth NAPLES, Italy (UPI) — A The Sixth Fleet is a power* Fleet exercise* in the Medi­ powerful U. S. Sixth Fleet ful force of 50 ships and 25,000 terranean al*>ard tho carrier carrier (ask group steamed men. It normally includes the Franklin D. Roosevelt nuclear-powered USS Enter­ VAH-11 had recently return- across the Mediterranean to­ prise, largest warship in tha cd from a similar Sixth Fleet day under apparent em er­ world. But the Enterprise Is deployment last year when ita gency orders to stand by off on a round-the-world cruise triumph wax announced. Cyprus. with two other nuclear-power­ In a message congratulating The aircraft carrier USS ed ships, the Long Beach and winners of each competitive Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the Balnbridgc. category, Ramsey said, "All the guldod-misslle cruiser It was learned that soma Atlantic sir squadrons exhibit­ USS Boston, four destroyers amphibious forces of the Sixth ed strong competitive spirit and at least half a dozen other Fleet already were standing during this past year while American warships left Na­ off Cyprus to removo the 450 fulfilling heavy operational ples at dusk Sunday. American nationals on the Is­ commitment!. My heartiest The l i g h t cruiser USS land In caso fighting broka congratulations to Die com­ Springfield, flagship of Hear out. manding officer, officers and Adm. William K. EUis, sailed men of the winning squad­ today with auxiliary vessels. rons." A Navy spokesman declined He concluded with tiie to state the task group's desti­ Navy's traditional words of nation. But it was learned it high praise: "Wei! done.” was headed for Cyprus. An right-year-old boy, Grading for the covoted "E " Shore patrols toured restau­ award la based on a unit's rants, bars and cinemas Sun­ Richard Green of 113 Ander­ ability to perform its combat day recalling sailors to their son Clrrle, escaped Injury mission and includes such con­ ships under emergency or­ Hun.lay afternoon when his bicycle was struck by a car sideration as scores in com­ ders. petitive exercise, operational The Navy spokesman said at 20th Slteet and Hanford and administrative inspection Ellis spent Sunday with Adm. Avenue. scores and flight safety re­ James S. Bussell, supreme I’ulic* identified the driver cords. commander of Allied Forces as Mrs. Ralph Cowan of 405 in compiling its winning re­ in soutliern Europe. He said, Plumose Dr. They said the cord, VAII-tl duplicates! many "They have been keeping child dtovu the bike out of of the fcate which brought It abreast of tho Cyprua situa­ 20th Strcut into the path of the same award in Fiscal tion by radio telephone." the car. 1963. Again the squadron flew without accident, extending Its string of unblemished opera­ tions in more than 25 months. And again it demonstrated f tc n n c t i f IU readiness for couibat, earn­ AUMtoSPfWTQUAUTV m ing high marks in competitive heavy commitments of a m a­ jor Sixth Fleet cruise. The records of both VAH-11 and VAH-11, Detachment big towel buy Eight, currently based at Sin. . . match-up ford, figured into the grading. Detachment Eight was form­ Halida, printa ed from VAH-11 in August 1963 4o meet the commitments of other Sanford-bssed squad­ rons transitioning to the A-3 Vigilant*. Since then It has been opera­ tionally independent but adbalk alas mlnhrtrativwly linked lo VAH11. Both units fly Douglas Aband towel* 3 far fl SB Skywsrriors. They have wash cloth. 6 f»r It 1 combined manpower totals of nearly 400. SOLIDS in big 34” x 46” Tha last heavy attack unit bath sisal White, five to win two consecutive "E 's” colors! wwe VAH-T, which turned the trick in 1*53 and '56. PRINTS sa v a a a a d ia VAH-S, now redesignated flower design, 83" a 66” RVAH-3 and operating In the bath six*! Pacific aboard the carrier Sanger, has also wot two "K'a" bat they were separat­ ed be one year, coming in OPEN WED. AFTERNOON ft FRI. TIL t k VAH-11 Awarded Efficiency T Twice In Row Plata for one new subdivliion and an extension of an­ other will be subject to action by the Board of County Com­ missioners during public bear­ ing* scheduled at 10 a.m. Tuesday. The board will be asked to approve plata for the new Robin Hill subdivision which ia to be located on the west aide of Palm Springs Drive, north of Pinaviaw Street and south of North Street ia the Sanlando area. The extension Is an addition 924 G rad u ated to Lincoln Haights subdivis­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - ion. Florida State University pre­ Public bearings are also sented 824 diplomas Saturday slated on fiva requests for night. l acini chi d im . 1860 nod '62. W 6th Fleet Carriers Heading For Cyprus Boy Cyclist Hit By Auto �VKf fu frl Page 2 — Aug. 10, 1084 VmO Principal Urges New Students To Register Now Ry Donna Rates Parents whose children will attend Longwood Elementary School for tha first tima this fall are urged by Principal Louis Kosky to completa en­ rollment procedures as soon a t possible. Proof of domicile, which may ba obtained from tha rounty court house in Hart­ ford, muat be presented hy newcomera to Seminole Coun­ ty at tha school office bofore opening day. The office ia open Monday through Friday from N:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Birth certificates or other verflcatien of age of prospec­ tive first graders also must be presented in the school office prior to opening day. To attend first grade this term a yeungatar must he sis years old on or before Jan. 1, 1MB. Kosky advises that It la im­ possible to enroll and aaalgn new pupils on opening day without considerable delay. Student* returning to Tongwood Elementary need not re­ enroll. Bus routes and ordar in which trips are run will ba unchanged a l i k e u g h bus time* will he one hour later then last term. School hours will he from 9 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. canter, w i i hostess recently to members of the Cssselberry Community Methodist Church Sunshine Circle and their families at a swim party and luncheon. At the left in Mrs. Phillip Caenbcr. WSCS president and a t right is Mrs. Marvin McClain, vice chairman of the circle, (Herald Photo) M R8. JO H N H O W A R D , Nobel Prize For King Advocated CHICAGO <UPI) — The Christian Century Magailne today urged that tha 1064 Nobel Peace Prita be awarded to tha Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. The weekly magailne eald it wee Joining tho Vaar Kirke and the Abniderbladed, two newepapore published in Oslo, Norway, In advocating the award ba presented to the U. S. civil rights leader. "Dr, King haa done aa much ae any man In America, and more than moat, to etir Aha conscience of the American nation on behalf of equal civil rights for all, of freedom and Justice without regard to color or class, of nonviolent resistance to entrenched and traditional oppression," the Christian Century said. F E A S T " are mcm!>ern of the Junior Department who baked unleavened bread as they ntudied about customs in Jesus' day at Vacation Church School lant week a t Grace Methodist Church. Around the table, from left, are Kathy Jacknon, Laura Uotla, Debbie Cannon, Harbara Tiffany (class storyteller), David Woods, Lowell Martindill, A n n Martindill and, back to camera, Pauln Clifton. (Herald Photo) A T “J E W IS H China Woos Pakistan By PHII Niw ki* U P| F enlgn News A iily d At borne, the Chinese Red* a re preaching to the people that money cannot buy hapTrue happlneae, they eey, can come only from fulfilling the needs of the Communist revolution and austerity must bs a way of lik . Abroad, am our the under- Muted Colors Gain In Home LINCOLN, Neb. (UPJ> Muted cobra are Raining fa­ vor in room decorating be­ cause they create an atmos­ phere of richness and • light, spacious feeling, reports Mag­ dalene Pfistcr, University of Nebraska h o r n * furnishing qpecltUst 8ha suggaated that home­ makers study color schemes used In pictures and fabrics. When a decision Is made to decorate, aha suggested these guides —Walts end floors are the largest areas and provide background for furnishings. —When walla are dark the BtraJehlngs should be light. —A room seems unified and larger If walla and furnish­ ings are about Ihr same inlrnsity in color, light or dark. —A lltUe bright color goes a long way. Limit its use to accents. —The moat pleasing color harmonies are accomplished by using colors that are dulled. —A room dons m cool colors such a« blues, blue-green and grays will need a warm ar­ rant such as orange, red or yellow grten. —If rooms are done In warm cobra, the root cobra should be used for aceenl. developed nations where they seek influence, the Chinese are lumping the United Stales ami the Soviet Union in tho same basket and warning that Soviet aid simply la another form of neo-eoluniallam which can make its recipients sub­ ject to Soviet domination. This ia one aide of the Soviet-Red Chinese quarrel in which economically the Chin­ ese have been at heavy dis­ advantage. At a recent Asian economic ronfarence, a Chinese apokeeman declared that the Rus­ sians often show no respect for the independence and so­ vereignty of African and Aslan nations in their economic dealing! and "flagrantly Inter­ fere in their Interna] affairs." D m Russians cut off the last of their economic and technical aid to China in 1DU0. That heavy btow, plus mis­ takes committed is the name of the "graet l«*p forward" sent the Chinese economy into a tailapin from which R ia Just recovering. Even now. an annual 3 per cent or less increase in Chinese economic growth harely keeps up with the population. A result baa been that most Red Chinese foreign aid has bean small or merely token. The Cidneae Image further has been damaged by alow de­ livery, or no delivery at all, and by the poor quality n( its goods. Last June, U. S analysts noted a sharp increase In So­ viet aid to under-developed countries after a standstill pe­ riod of some three year*. The increase, they believe was the direct result of the Fino-Soviet quarrel. Dili spring the Soviets made hea ty new commitments <o Egypt, Algeria and India. Mora aid went also to Ken­ ya. Iran, Yemen and Indon­ esia. In return for its stepped up 1962 FORD F-250 % Ton, A cylinder engine, low mileage, overload springs, van type body. A RealBuy At *1495 Many Unsuspected Cancer Cases Found developments, it has installed NEW YORK I UP!) — The ihe Kate Dcpew Strang Can* the most modern X-ray equip, Strang Clinic of New York eer Prevention Clinic was the ment lor 10ft tissue studies City, which ha* developed one second such clinic in the Unit­ and. in the administrative of the mo*t comprehensive ed State*. After 10 years. *rea, * 24-unit dictating s y s ­ physical examinations on rec­ Strang became the nation's tem. The latter enables Ho p ord, reported recently that leading nonprofit detection tors to dictate instantaneous since it* inception it had ex­ and diagnostic clinic for the reports on patients while th« amined 110.000 perron* who periodic examination of ap­ data is fresh in mind. With this system, eight central had one thins in common — parently well adult*. The grant that led to con­ transcriber* convert 13-min they all thought they were in tinuance of the clinic was ute plastic records into typed perfect health. More than I.soo of them realised when supporter* pro­ files on each patient. "Now were found to have some form tected that loss of Strang our doctors apend their tima would cut the city'* clinic fa­ where it count*—with the pa­ of esnrer. In addition, 12.000 pre-ms- cilities for cancer detection by tients," a Strang C l i n i e spokesman laid. lignant conditions were dis­ almost SO per cent Strang now is widening it* covered and 40,000 others hud condition* requiring medical horizon* hy acquiring the In 1960-61 approximately c«re and u r r r rrlerred to building on East 34th Street their family phyiiciam for where it is located and launch­ 27 per cent of Florida’* coling ■ $2.5 million development lege age population attend­ treatment. ed college, lly 1970 thia is Despite thli service to pa­ fund drive. REWARD FOR SERVICE in given Eddie Hill­ The clinic has pioneered in expected to Increase to 33,5 tients who have comr to Vow man, (right) by Chet Macck, owner of th e C-.M York from 36 state* end 17 Use of modern technological per cent. Rafuaa aervica. Macek presented the savings countries, the Strang Clinic bond to Hillman for hia (Hillman's) contribu­ came within a whisker of tion to tha ineraaat of 150 percent in business closing la*t year. However, over the past four months. Macek commended physician* in private practice Hillman aa loyal, devoted and sincere, and noted and agencies concerned with th a t customera are high in their praise of Hill­ 2710 S. HWY. 17-92 — SANFORD the cancer problem Joined man's fine service to them. (Herald Photo) Strang patient* in voicing All Sizes Self-Propelled their conviction that the elmle‘» operation must continue. Finally, a grant of $250,000 from Ihe Damon Runyon Me­ SALES & SERVICE • PH. 322-2811 Tha Exaeutive Board of Christmas party and inttsl- morial Fund guaranteed its continuance. The Fnnppin’ Turtle ia MORE MOWER! tha Stmfnele Rome Demon- Isttnn servire will be held on Established at Memorial •tratinn Council met with the Dec. 4. Hospital in New York in 1910, County Agent, Mias Myrtie Wilton, and advisor, Mrs. H. L- Johniott, Tuaaday, to for­ mulate plana for tha coming year. Mr*. Ralph Newcomer and Mrs. A rthur Putnam, who represented the president and delegate at tha State Short Course held in TalUheaaae In July, told of tha claaaea they QUANTITY attended. Thla report will tie RIGHTS given a t the open council RESERVED meeting a t a later date. Plana were made for the SUGAR CREEK SMOKED annual offirera training school to lie held at the Agri­ culture Center on Aug. 'SI. The school will start at 2 p.m. and last until 4 p.m. In­ structors wll be Bliia Wilson for presidents and first vice praaldenta; Mrs. Johnson, see. ond vice presidents and pub­ licity; Mrs. Kay Saiaman, who will Instruct tha aecraLimit 1 With 25 Order tarlaa and treasurers and Mrs. Putnam, who will teach "2 dslagates, Naw year books wera com­ puted at thla thne and will ba ready for distribution a t the September club meetings. Thera will he an open coun­ cil meeting and covered dish luncheon on Oct. 16 at the HD Canter. T h a annual S M IT T Y ’S Snappin’ Turtle HD Board Plans Coming Year RO TARY M O W ERS Our Gieotest Show oi Savings! PICNICS aid to Indonesia, the Soviet Union roceivod Indonesian support for a demand for a resuming of the debate over whether the Soviet Union should be permitted to attend next year'* meeting of Afri cans and Asian leaders. The Chinese la d succeeded D m original Holy Alliance in birring the Russians on the of nations in 1815 consisted grounds that they were not an The Lhasa speo bread of deg ot Austria, Prussia sad RuaAsian country. la a terrier. CHUCK Hill END PORK CHOPS . PORK CHOPS . Best way to wash em 922-D90.T nights .122-0711 days . 59c lb. GROUND BEEF . . . 3 lbs. $1 ma% i’I'ltE FIIESII S• ROUND T E • ASIRLOIN K AQ% • CLUDW # SHOULDER S T E A K m mm FRYER Q U A R T E R S 4 7 'f c Breast or Leg Quartern 3 3 ‘is. 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Revolutionary War. English! But music experts generally soldiers went to war against agree on one point—whoever the Colonists singing their new wrote it was an Englishman national song. "God Save the and the original title was King." The Colonists liked the music, so made up a variety ‘‘God Save the King." Much later, alter "America of lyrics of their own. Meanwhile, Germany la y the Beautiful" came along claim to the music under tiic and there was confusion be­ title of “ Hcil dir im Sieger- tween the two titles, people kranz” (Hail Thee in Victor's began to refer to it as "My Crown). They said it was an Country T is of Thee." old German folk song. When the cry went out for a France claimed the music was written by her famous national anthem. "My Coun­ composer, Lully I who actual­ try 'Tis of Thee" was a front­ ly was an Italian), in honor of runner. It was nosed out in Louis XIV. the finals, however, because A publisher In Denmark ■‘The Star Spangled Banner" printed the sung in 1790 nuder was claimed to be a superior a long tiicl which, translated, song—and because of the bo­ means “Song for the Danish thersome existence of another subject, to l>e sung on his song of the same tunc that is England's and Denmark's na­ tional anthem. SPECIALS EVERY DAY! ON 100 lilt A NILS FA R R ELL’S ARCADE PACKAGE STORE OPEN DAILY — 9 A. M. - 6:15 P. M. 310 E. FIRST SANFORD UK GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS of $38 million to Cuban refu­ gees in Florida accounted for much of the 30 per cent inc e a s e over last year’s fi­ gure. Elimination of this amount from the Florida total a to per cent increase, still above the national gain of sit per cent. "Florida received $53,675,000 for highway construction under these grant programs last year. Schools, principally pub­ lic received $23,183,000 in such On the ship's last commis­ sion many of the commandos vv e r e overweight because the) ate too many c h i p * (French - fried potatoes). When we hecumc fully oper­ ational I want Albion to be ship shape, not chip-shape. —Capt. John Adams, com­ mander of the British air­ craft carrier Albion. Florida Up 30 Percent aids a* construction, mainten­ state and Included hospital ance, operation and lunches. cvnstruclion and a multitude "For public health, a total of research projects." of $19.!7I,WI0 was spent in the The chamber said special aids to Individuals in the ent children and aid to th« stale came 10 $131,905,000, in­ disabled and blind. cluding refugee payments, old A total of $17.5 million wen! age assistance, aid to depend to bolster agriculture, Nation­ al Guard and Civil DcfcnM projects. TTie chamber said th« mink. (Jerald Behrens, Leroy granls-in-ald total did not In­ Lee. Richard Boyd, Tom Gal­ clude federal money spent ta lagher, Ted Slictr and Joe Florida by the federal govern, Rruth. ment on contracts for good# Accurate Information also and services, federal payrolla may he obtained from Mrs, and purchases, drainage pro­ H. L. Johnson, publicity jects arul improvements t* chairmnn. rivers ami harbors. VFD Officials Of fer Information O n Fire Project Officials cf the newly orcanizcd Wcstalde Volunteer E’ire Department announced today that persons having questions concerning Ihe de­ partment or arena to he in­ cluded in the proposed fire district should seek informa- Hoover At 90 Fights To Aid Nation's Youth (IIULSUA TITLE AND (JUAItANTY 10. lias recently completed face liltin g redecorut ion* to the fro n t of th e ir F irst St. offices. Here work­ men |nit tlie finishing touches on the job by attaching letters to front of building. (Herald Photo) AKRON, Ohio (UPD—Ever hear a patriotic song entitled "Ode for the Fourth of July"? jjT>r "Hail Thee in Victor* Crown"? Few persons except music researcher* could identify the tuoc to fit these titles, but every American over six years ol age knows it well be­ cause another title is "My Country ’Tis of Thee." One of America's greatest ^patriotic songs has had a long ®and adventurous past, baa been sung to many different words, and really isn't an American original. Digging into the archives of songdum to support Goodyear's "Great Songs of Amer­ ica" record album, which cuntains 18 of tiic nation's most beloved melodics, reg marchers found the music was composed about 1740 by To Federal Aid lion only from the officers cr directors of the group. Officers ore George W. Bell, president; Don Smith, vice president; F.linorc Slieer, secretary snd Nathan Strip­ ling, treasurer. Directors include Don Den- lop Value Stamps GIFT CATALOG NEW YORK — Far from resting on his laurels, former president Heihert Hoover on the occasion of his f*0th anni­ versary has launched a major cam)>aign to fight juvenile de­ ' U tI » \ 5 \ T A ' I-J \* linquency. i V i'.* Active for most of his life in youth activities, Mr. Hoov­ er declares. “We must organ­ ize prevention, whatever the mrrita of punishment may be.” Principal among the pre­ ventative measures he sug­ gests is the establishment of youth-guidunce organizations such as the Boys’ Clubs of America. Mr. Hoover says, "We need 1,000 Boys’ Clubs for one million deserving lioys." Mr. Hoover, who has served as board chairman of the Boys’ Clubs of America for the past 28 years, describes Buys’ Clubs as being “the greatest character-building in­ stitutions In our country to­ day." 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A multi threat girl-acting, singing, dancing—she also has pluckrd her harp on television in appearance* with Roger Williams and Art Linklcttcr. Glamorous Gloria doesn't care how she hits the big Ume in showbuslness. "I want to do everything . . . ting, dance, act, play the harp, w en do a Broadway allow. I just wart to be a top entertainer, to make people heppy." Since last December, the trio has been appearing at the L j La Fontaine Lounge. Before that, the group spent five weeks touring Uie midwest. Unlike most harpists. Miss Tracy doesn't concentrate on classical music. She prefers Jazz. "But it's not progressive Jazz," site said. “ It’a music that people can understand. I'm trying to bring the harp down to where people can understand It." Typical ol her offerings are snappy rendiUons of ’’Star­ dust," "Never on Sunday," "Alley Cat" and "Love is « Many Splcndored Thing." 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For GoodThings ToEat Palmetto Arc. ft 3rd St* Piooch Are. ft 25U, Oighwajr 1762, �I Let’s Keep Planning Bteatia* bo often we hear the opin­ ion that Sanford will always be “backward*' in our outlook, It is real encouraging to observe the quick re­ action of bo many of our citizens to the recent proposal for the “futuris­ tic" development of our lakefront. There la a widespread, genuine en­ thusiasm for this progressive, opti­ mistic project. But regardless of the enthusiasm, there is a splendid practical approach to the matter. When ‘The Idea’’ waa presented to the City Commissioners, the suggestion that a feasibility study be made to determine the en­ gineering elements involved, the pro­ posers wholeheartedly endorsed the proposal. The Bankers Group pointed out that the figure that was mentioned “around 1500,000" was a “quickie*’ opinion given by a qualified engineer, but with very little time to study the matter. A searching depth study waa needed. (The “depth” referred to tho researen, not to the depth of the water in Lake Monroe 1) Because of the sincerity and in­ tegrity of the men pushing the plan, they have stressed tne fact that their idea is A plan, nut necessarily THE plan for the comprehensive develop­ ment of our gorgeous lakefront They have emphasised the fact that the coet figure they have mentioned is bv no means an authentic estimate, that they are convinced that the cost will be much more. As a matter of fact, on the night City Commissioners were presented this idea, no less an authority than Worry Clinic our City Manage*, W. E. Knowles, whose engineering ability Is much regarded said he was sure the feasi­ bility report would show a much higher cost figure. The Banker Group supported this opinion, and urged that the exhaustive study be made “soonest.” However, the proposers emphasis­ ed there should bo no difficulty in financing the project; that regard­ less of the total of any reasonable cost estimate, the "shot In the arm” for the local economy — in fact, for the business climate of alt of Cen­ tral Florida, the new public image of Sanford as a recreation center, would well be worth the money spent. It would entail some “ uptown plan­ ning," it was said, but “this should come quickly after the project gets under way." And so, as the Bankers Group says, with the many advantages to be gained, the “million or so" dollars that the project will no doubt cost is well justified by the multiplied ad­ vantages to Sanford and the area about it. All of us owe support to the Comsioners as they make their decision after this feasibility report is sub­ mitted a few months from now - re­ gardless of cost within reason. Mean­ while, let’s all keep planning for iti Harry la Uka 11,***,*** "wor­ ry w aits" who coll an (tee­ ters every week. H* actual­ ly has natfclng organically wrong. Bat be Is a slave te faar. And ha has a sex com­ plex that M onUta* tenortow. Bat scrapbook this css* a r mail U te other by- toss LCWIS, MflWAUKIt JOURNAL Phil Newsom Soys Thought For Today And now, go, write it before on a tablet and Inscribe it in a that it may be for the time to as a witness for ever.—Isaiah them book, come a0:8. U ri Feralga News Analyst Despite continuing labor unrest and considerable pub­ lic grumbling, A r g e n t i n a seems t* be making a start toward solving some af th* secretary for admlntatratloa massive problems which have William Crockett. Uw letter plagurd It since th* days of denying Otapks's request waa tha dictatorship of Juan D. Karon. read to me by phone, but fur­ Intaraatingly, it Is doing *o ther answers are being refer­ under a government frequent­ red up the line. Meanwhile, ly accused of being a “(to however, International Secur­ nothing” regime but ono ity Is going ahead in execu­ whose politics of moderation tive session with Ha Interroga­ and avoidant# of tho drama­ tion of the security staff, so tic *a*m to hava basn tha U looks like "oo deal" on that medicine tho country needed. Under affable President Ar­ I have It on the be* author­ turo lUla, n country doctor ity that Otepka will refuse to who gave up pill* for polit­ back down on the other two ies, the country this yrar Is points. Ills tag-delayed bear­ eapactad to show a 6-9 par ing has been assigned to the cant Increase in gross nation­ department examiner. Theory al product, a respectable fig­ lically, according to depart­ ment regulations, the barring ure anywhere. Aa opposed ta yaara of should be hold within tww weeks. But a 19-week period has lapsed sloe* Otepka was fir* accused, and hi* lawyer is not optimistic shout a speedy conclusion. Otepka In­ tends to persevere. One of theae days—unless there's a horse-trade flrst-he'U tell U all to a Jury. United Press International Some of us have written, Ota- WASHINGTON (UPI) — pka'a news story In detail, and Friendship ran bo test'd In oo mors than a resume la many waya. You can put your now In order. It's a story of friends to the tret by fire, Ute shadow government which flood and sword. Also by often bolds the mystery of halitosis. why our mighty country, the But you can never be sure bastion of the Free World and who your frtenda really sre tiie disciple of human decency, esn't seem to win the (\>V1 until they have met th# su­ War against tha moat notor­ preme test. Will they alt ious aad widespread system of through 2 It hours of Senate debate for you 7 tyranny in history. Friend* of I'lerro Salinger f a s reason is that doietB O.' dally decisions, and mounds faced such a teel Wednesday of analytical metadata, are when they ataembled In th* put together by parxns who Senate gallery to see tha a n not, for the must part, con- plucky former presidential splrators but who a n accom­ pres* secretary duly anointed modative to the eoemy's view­ as tha newest senator. point and not at all ardent for Tha swearing-in of a new ours. It was Otepka’a Job to senator U usually a routine size up the men nod woman ceremony. But Sallngar'a ap­ who get appointed to these pointment to tha seat held by position* and to committees. tha late Ben. Clair Engl*. DTbatr work th e n la dona at a Calif., r u into a Republican level that doesn't permit or challenge. warrant th* same kind of cov­ Consequently, th* audience erage raa give c o n g m sta a l that gathered at th* noon debates and high-level press hour espactlng to sea Salin­ conference#. ger outfitted In toga and A security evaluator like laurel leaves in time for 12:30 Otepka doesn't, as la some­ lunch was obliged to wait times idiotically charged and around for more than two belie vol, pans Judgment on hours while tha Senate de­ goastp and gutter talk. He ta bated whether to admit him. Interested In document* which ■bow membership In Red hroot I'm not saying th at some organisations, aad with active of those who cam* te witness association with subversive*. tha oath-taking war* “fair He believes that persona with weather” friends. B u t I such record* shouldn't b* al­ couldn't help but notice that lowed ka th* shadow govero- them was n rather high rate of dropouts. Apparently, 160 mlnutas of Ilk superiors at Km Department dent seam to senatorial oratory was more cars. And that, In brief, is than they could endure. what tbs Otepka can* la all Nevertheless, th a n waa a about. goodly crowd on hand when Otepka Back In News p I July SO, is I learn from Otepka'e attorney, Roger Robb, the answer came b a c k -re ­ quest denied as being again* the department regulations. As to the horse-trading, I am asking on good grounds whether It's true that Husk offered to call off the hearings and reinstate Otepka on three conditions: 1. That Otepka would admit ha did wrong by going out of channels to give Uw Senate valuable Information on secur­ ity which It rouMn't get else­ where. 2. That Otepka would accept reassignment to some depart meet post not connected with security, nta life's work for nearly 90 years. 9. That the Senate would not Insist upon quizzing the other security officers. My Inquiries wars mad* In part at the offices of aariatint Harold Area Correspondents AHaasante B arto n Mrs. Jails Bertas swim Bear Lake-Fere* City Mrs. Mary a s s Miles •M-M7I Casselberry Mis. Jase Casselberry ass-sets Chnlaota Mrs. Jean Magte MS-S74I DsBary Mrs. Deltona Ml*. Mildred Haney MMUI F-etacyctae Ritchie Henfa Geneva Mrs. Jse. E. M sthlesi >41-4114 U k a Mary Mrs. Erasers w sti-sm Lake Mesree Mrs. H. I- Jeki 111471* Long weed Mrs. Donna Kates US-1117 Nertk Orlande Mrs. Dorla Dess SS2-ISSS Oetaea Mrs. Clarasea Baydar I1I-4S41 Mrs. Evelys Lssdy • U -IIN Page 4 Sanford, Florida Monday, Auguat 10, 1964 a- s u m s , B u rro s a n a rtia ia iB B a v u s a v s i r n u a . CBselswen - o ...r * i s <m i « I I U U L. m n m u i SUHIIHT ALKIAHDICM Aeeeciate M iter AdrortleiBs Uirootor BABB* I. JOBNBOM BO* UBBBR Maaaglaa KSItar ASvarllalna Miniaar BBt'BBS BILLICBBEW bov r u n Taltarsph KSIIor lianaral Advertising Slaaatar n o m a w a x i s Be MASUUBTT a . 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PahltahaS dally aaoest Oaurday^Bssdsp SM ChrU tatweai eaklUhad OatarSay praaaedtag disastrous trad* daficits, the year will »** a balance of payments surplus In excess of 1270 million. Unemployment among a labor foreo of tig h t million is down to around 600.000 as compared to 700,000 a year ago. Backed by this evidence of returning economic health, the lllla gov’t now seeks 11.6 billion In private and gov’t credits to finance a five-year development program which includes poorer projects and modernisation of her decrepit, nationally - owned railway aystem. The World Rank la report­ ed to have agreed in principle to credit* of >100 million n year and the Inter-American Development Hank la told to hava promised another >60 million a year toward auch projects as sanitation and low-coat housing. On* objective would be to wipe out tho "villa* in Iserial," th* misornbla shanty towns of muddy streets and shacks thrown together from boxes, gunny sacks and scrap metal in which an estimated 200,000 to 600,000 realdanto of Bue­ nos Aires era forced to lies. lllla has conceded that his is a country of many "lama,” and thaa* lima, whether Peronlim, nationalism or what nut, could lead the people ei­ ther te th* extreme right ar left. But for th* nation as a whole things sre looking up. It Is worth noting that Argentina Is charting its economic course without much regard for th* Alliance for Progress. Illia’s nationalistic People's Radical party fears that the alliance would en­ croach upon Argentine sov­ ereignty. CASE T-441: Harry G., aged 41, is a "worry wart." Dr. Crane," his vivacious wife begaa, “ Harry must be a typical hypochondriac. Far he frets all the time about his health. And be koep* our medicine cabinet full of pill* and bottled medicines. "He sprays hi* th n a t and nostrils and literally take* 3 or S different pill* every morning. "Some are red and tome are green. Others are yellow, blue or white. And he has (tatnmized different doctors In the last year, but oooe of them seems to find anything serious­ ly wrong with Harry. "That's why he changes physician* so frequently, for I really believe be keep* hunt­ ing some doctor who will pro­ nounce him as sick. . ■mm urn- „ v r n "Dr. Crane, what's wrong with people who are surh chronic worry warts about their health?" Faar ta usually at the bot­ l k L h m tom of such case*. And tear Is a Siamese twin of Introvert!v# thinking. When you focus mainly an V ft yourself, your perspective - —- - - - grows narrowed. BIN consolidation ta on* of Hw best reasons, tee, (or Then you begin to magnify innocent little gas bubble* per­ borrowing money, tu t, b* aura to do bwtiiWM wham colating along your intestine you gat avary advantage—m # G.A.C. and unary lest you have can­ cer or peptic ulcer. People who are a slave to LOANS UP ( $ ) " » " • their "Innards" thus era not proparly extroverted. They era too self-centered for their major focus is on C O R P O R A T I O N S-E-L-F. -lawfoasIII W*»t First Strati................................ Telephone322-3743 Social conditions often pre­ oaiawao ■ dispose to Uw creation of wor­ 428 North Orange Avenue................... Telephone 424-36C5 ry warts. 401 Weit Centrol Boulevard................ 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I am not familiar with those names, but I assume they were a couple of vice presidents. San. Thomas H. Kuchel, RCallf., addressed himself to the difference between "da facto” and "da Jura.” I wasn't clear whether ha waa talking about senators or aoup. At any rate, whether "da facto” or "da Jura,” Salinger has c e rta in ly coma a long way ainca I first met him. At that ha waa lurking around tha old Sonata Rackets Commit­ tee disguised aa a cigar. iA CLASSIFIED PIONEERING IN — HOME FOGGING SINCE 1147 SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, INC. NOW OFFERS CONTINUOUS MONTHLY SERVICE AGAINST ALL HOUSEHOLD PESTS SPRAYING AND REASONABLE JOB RATES LOW MONTHLY SERVICE COST Ilouathold Sprays And Sprayara Whether you are a BUYER or a SELLER You'll get the response You want when you use .. >• GNi* &aufnrii Sjwalli S w im m in g Pool SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, INC. CALL 322-5492 FA M U 4 Teaming up w i t God thus relieves auch tea*ion and low­ ers blood pressure, too. But Uw 70,000,000 are not partners with the Almighty. So they tend to shift their *11*giance to physicians and al­ most worship Uw M.D. That's why we medic* ana swamped each week with mil­ lio n of worry warts who have no diagnose hie physical ail­ ments whatsoever. For 50% of our office prac­ tice ( 20,000.000 patients call oo doctors every week), ta com­ posed of hypochondriacs. The best advice for worry warts la thus to link up with a neighborhood church and be­ come partner* with Uw Al­ mighty. Then select a suitable partner and get married! For m ar­ ries! men live several years longer than bachelors and don't need a* many pCta. Sen tomorrow's diagnosis of Har­ ry- EVERYBODY Doyo^umihce 114 illness as much as a childless widow or a spinster or bache­ lor. For when a person is living alone, he or she teals to won­ der: “Suppose something should happen to me! Wbo'd look af­ ter me? "Why, I might fall to Uw floor with a heart attack but nobody'd miss me until I didn't show up for work the oext day!" And with such negative ideas flitting through the margin of her consciousness, Uw *p«eter (or Bachelor) soon de­ cide* she better have a medi­ cal clwck-up. Since 70,u00,000 Americans do not belong to any church at all, and are tha* trying to go it alone, they begin to feel unduly oppressed with finan­ cial. as well as health worries. For nobody ta strong enough or smart enough to handle all hi* problems by himself. Dick West’s L N I M eath w e ll e ah ea rip u ee e ha BalereS ee eeeead aUaa atelier Ualoser II. ISIS el tht Peat Office of Beaferd. Vlurlda. uadar the ASI #( Oea«raaa e< Marah. . . Argentina Looks Ahead Holmes Alexander WASHINGTON, D. C. - Two d a t n SUW Department secur­ ity officers have been reluctaatly siHTCOdared by Secretary Rusk to answer questions be•ore Senator Jim Eastland's Internal Security subcom miltea, aad it's the kind at story where the talk turn* to horietradlng. Back in June, INS, Otto Ote­ pka, the Stats Department's chief security evsluator, wss phyaetally barred from his of­ fice apace aad otherwise humi­ liated for delivering opinions and information to Internal Security aver the heads of his superiors. After mech feudiag between #w Senate and the department during which three of Mr. Rusk’s man were caught ly­ ing under oath, last Jan. 20 Otepka asked for a bearing be­ fore an independent examiner. Exactly all months later, on Dr. Crane’s •'Hi! I'm Your New Neighbor Here in Suburbia. Meet M y Pals" FOR ESTIMATES AND APPOINTMENTS WANT ADS JUST CALL FA 2-5612 a �* * t + \ u . fflff Gatifnrh Atijr. 10. 1004 — Pnpp S Wrrolb Sanford's Royal Castle Is System's 131st The new, ultra - modern I’oyal Castle Restaurant and take-out food shop which is now open in Sanford at 2700 Orlando Drive, is the 131st to he opened by the Royal Cnstlo System and the first in the Stanford area. Thia latest addition to the Sanford business community features a sparkling, air-con* ■1i t i a n e d restaurant w ith counter and tables, plus spe­ cially* designed facilities for take-out food service, attrac­ tive self-service outdoor patio, and parking area. The new* Royal Castle will he open 24 hours n day. Specialties will Include the Royal Custle pure beef ham­ burger, "Country Fair" break­ fasts, thick shakes, birch beer, soups ami a wide variety of other f o o d items and refresh­ ments, Alt items are available for take-out service, Carl llutfich!, formerly of Orlando, has been appointed manager of the new Sanford unit. The Royal Caetlo will be ath(fed hy approximately 12 employes, mainly from San­ ford, with training conducted at other nearby Royal Castles In thu Orlando area. The dis­ trict manager is Karl Christ­ enson of Orlando. “ Tire highest standards in food and refreshments, with quirk, courteous and friendly service, will be maintained at all times," said James J. Rush, vice president of opera­ tions for Royal Castle. Since lla founding in 1027, the System has expanded to more than 130 restaurants and food shops in Florida and Iaiuisiana, K. WAYNE ARNOLD Wayne Arnold is the assist­ ant manager of the new Roy­ al Castle m Sanford. Arnold Is a native Floridian, born in Tarpon Springs, al­ though his parents now live in Orlando. lie attended the University of Miami, and while m school served as part-time assistant director of adult recreation lor Hie city of Hialeah. Barry To Launch Drive Sept. 4 WASHINGTON <UPI| — Republican presidential candi­ date llnrry M. Goldwutcr will kick off his campaign for the Whlta House in Prescott, Ariz., Sept. 4, it was announc­ ed officially today. Rep. John Rhodes, R-Ariz., ona of 111* senator's earliest backers, told reporters that arrangements had been com­ pleted for (J o I d w a te r to launch his formal campaign in the same city where he started his successful drives for ilia Sonata in 11)32 and Sidewalk Art In Showcase TALLAHASSEE — T w o prize paintings from the Win­ ter Park Art Festival are be­ ing placed on display at the Florida Showrase in New York City, Florida Development Commission Chairman Wendell Jarrard said today. They previously have been displayed at the Florida pav­ ilion at the World’s Fair. They are “ The Miser” by Elsie Shaw, whlrli took first prize in oils, and "Scrimmage IV” by Joe Testn-Sccra, painted in rusetn end winner in media other than oil. 1UG9. The announcement, confirm­ ing parlier tentative plans, was made after Goldwatcr and GOP vice presidential cniididuto William K. Miller held the second in a scries of "unity breakfast meetings" witli Republican House and Senate members. Newlyweds Held For Drunkenness OVEIl 35 YEAKS RICHMOND, E n g l a n d At First & Palmetto (Alongside old post office) (HIM)—Christopher Crefin, 42. and his bride Sylvia. 4(1, were arrested two hours after their wedding on charges of gelling drunk at the reception, police said today. The newlyweds were hooked at a police station and then released on hall for their honeymoon—willi orders to be In court today. Sanford Furniture Co. • C’nrpeU • Furniture • Tile • Pianos • Rental Beds CARL HATFIELD Held Steel P rice, LB J V iew WASHINGTON turn — President Johnson, still enjoy­ ing a long political honeymoon with big business, is moving early to ward off a spat with one of the biggest of all—steel Without waiting for that basic Industry to announce a price ri'C, Johnson hn« let It he known that he wouldn't like it. He has warned that a steel price boost "would strongly conflict with our national in terest in price stahility." The President’s method for lining this was In set forth his views—reading from a memo­ randum—during a news con­ ference at his ranch in Texas Saturday. Hr did so in reply to a ques­ tion from a local reporter who presented his query after be­ ing handed a note, during the news conference, by White House Press Secretary George K. Reedy. “ Mr. President, would you care to comment on any of those recent rumors about a possible price Increase lr steel?" the question went. "If the reporta had any basis, it would lie a m ailer of very serious concern because steel is very Important In our economy," Johnson said in be­ ginning a long reply. He con­ cluded by saying: "I am confident that lead­ ers of the steel Industry will act responsibly in the nations! interest. I have had no indica­ tion whatever that there Is going to be any other action." Changes In Base Industrial Rates Urged Bandit Shot By Pal’s Pistol 1 in TENDER SLICED BEEF LIVER ,2 9 * ORBIT bandit’s pistol away from him and wounded his companion during an attempted holdup, sheriff's deputies reported. The deputies said Sophia Dorris, a clerk at Joe's Mar­ ket, knocked a M-catibor revolver from the hand of one bandit and shot his accom­ plice, Episiario Pimcntal, 18, in the arm. NEW SAFETY CHIEF —Appointment of Hritf. Gen. Joint Dixon Lawlor ns executive vice president of the Nuliunnl Safety Council Inis Lefit announced hy Howard P y l e , NSC presidon I. Ccn. Law lor, a 1934 graduate of West Point, is retiring from his post an chief of staff for the Fifth l J, S. Army to assume his civilian duties. PREMIUM QUALITY SOUTHWOLD. E n g l a n d (UPI) — The 18-bed hospital here rim ed down today be­ cause It could not find enough nurses lo staff it. "1 am advertising for new nurse* and stressing h o w charming Southwold it," Ma­ tron Mra, A. M. French said. SIX PAK • 12oz CANS 691 LIMIT-2 SIX PAKS WITH 2.50 OR MORE ORDER SAVE 20< • FYNE SUDS LIQUID 29« # MEALorGRITS L 29 $ DRINKS 9 m DETERGENT 22oz BTL NEW! CIRCUS ORANGE 6ot CANS £ ( '8<qr Ea Sr 7k* Du m I’ * ye*'* aaoriy aportNMt , , , , nW tin Th« Sanford Herald ** /> J m m • Easy Terms • Open Fri. Nites MATHER of Sanford SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. 1st S t 322-0983 m pn Virginia Petrnakl P. O. Itax 1214 Sanford Thyllia Rugrnutrin 322-8231 Lake Mary Nora N’orrir TE 8-1SI4 8. Seminal* U7.Y77-.7t' /'\/.'/v maLL Mildred Henry 66s-3S .lt Deltona Mary Gettings Rear Lake 293-6617 Lady Fair ANGEL FOOD • 49* VALUE CAKE 39* CAKE , 39* BAKERY BONUS ,* l s FREE EXTRA •J MERCHANTS GREEN STAMPS , t , IW1 t e u w i I N I M 1- 1H Of LADY FA lit • PKG I Seeded I IB -B -Q BUNS * - 7#-' SAVE 8< • SOUTHERN MADE SANFORD HOMEMADE GOOD BY DUTCH APPLE • (9, VALUE • 1*0* or p*<hw» • Inmo or GROUPS Priced Up To LEESHURU (UPII — Willis Warren. 18, of Yalaha In Lake County, Wds killed Thursday when lightning struck a spray truck against which he was leaning during an electrical storm LB PKG GRAND OPENING 3 - ROOM Lightning Kills ULfll Barry Endorsed By Dr. Annis 1w Nn Manat Meat, «■ Mat a1MM t* tat, a M at tod mart. im chart* tr tynagagitt, plataa OTHER took frontal action In block ■ prire increase by the bellwe­ ther U. S. Steel Corp.. John­ son tried as of Saturday lo lay some cards on the table before heazy betting begins. SAVE THRICE... W I L 1.1 A M DAVIS. personnel manager of Carl Hatfield is the man­ the Uoyul Castle Sys­ ager of the new Royal Castle tems, Inc. was expected which officially opened in to he in Sanford for the opening of the new Sanford Friday, LO W E V E R Y D A Y The restaurant is located at store here, which will be 131st in the chain. the corner of Hwy. 17-92 and SHELF PRICES, French Avenue and is the newest addition to a chain of AD S P E C I A L S & no such businesses In Flor­ ida. Hatfield has hern with the FREE MERCHANTS Royal Castle firm for 10 years. Prior to that he served 2160 W i-I GREEN STAMPS! with The Georgian Inc., a PARK AVE. (■UNIIAMf itoston cafeteria chain for 13 years. Rase rates for assessing in­ L T D Hatfield plans to relocate in Sanford. dustrial buildings should he brought in line, County Com­ mission members were totil Iasi week ns they sat as a Runrd of Equalization. John Krider of the Semin­ ole County Chamber of Com­ PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY # QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED merce, LeKoy Robb and Ally. FLORENCE (UPI) - Dr. Joe Davis made the conten­ Edward Annis, immediate tion when they appeared be­ SUNNYLAND’S CARDINAL BRAND SLICED past president of the Amer­ fore the board. They said ican M e d i c a l Association they have mi quarrel on indi­ (AHA), vigorously endorsed vidual buildings but did seek Sen. Horry Goldwatcr Sunday. the change for industry. Davis riintriideil the assess­ The Miami physician was sharply critical of President ment of the former Drlmar Johnson and at the same time Building is too high. It was said he was an "active Demo­ purchased recently hy Chem­ crat" in Ilia home stale of ical Corporation of America, Florida. Commissioner J. C. Hutchison in nn address lo the annual said the hoard Ims not "dis­ meeting of the Muscle Shoals covered any inequity." Medical Assembly. Annis 11 was agreed (lie opinions charged Johnson "is typically contained considerable merit ixilillcal" us opposed to Gold- and houid members said they LIMIT-2 LBS. water who stoixl for "basic did not want to tux anyone WITH OTHER good citizenship and responsi­ out of the county. PURCHASES bility of government." No more compluints will he PLEASE About 200 doctors from Ala­ tevolved by the hunid until bama, Mississippi, Georgia Aug. 2G when it will recon­ and Tennessee were present vene. for the address. Annis criticized Johnson's support of civil rights as a political move and branded as socialized medicine Johnson's hacking of health insurance - TORRANCE, Calif. (UI’D lor the aged financed through A 4(1 year-old female market social security. clerk Sunday night took one Nurse Shortage Shuts Hospital Nylon Covered Bufa Red, Matching Chair, t Tahles, S Lamps. Neither the reporter nor Johnson specifies! the origin of reports that steel prices might go up. But White House aide* say they were aware of wide­ spread publication of such spe­ culation, largely on financial pages. A presidential side said he knew of no direct soundings from the steel industry to the White House, in that regard. Mindful of the showdown in April. 1962. when the late President John F. Kennedy FANCY GOLDEN RIPE BANANAS �This Time Orioles Grab Crucial Series Take Three Out Of Four Games From Yankees By O u t Black U N Sports Writer Baltimore • kipper H a n k Bauer doesn't want to appear ovar-confldent but cooilder aoroa of hla tnovu over the peat weekend: —Ha brought Steve Barber out of the bullpen to aucceaifully pitch the opening game of the crucial aerler agalnit the Yankee*. —Benched regular* Boog Powell, hie leading home run producer, and Norm Slebern in Saturday'a conteat which the Oriole* came from behind to win 0-1 In 10 innlnga. —ineerted Earl Robinson into the lineup far the laet three gamee and waa reward’ ad with five hlte and flawkeaa fielding. -W ithheld hU winnlngaat pitcher, WaBy Bunker, from the four-game act but uaed young tiara D a v e Vineyard end fran k Bert*In* effective­ ly In relief In Sunday'a doubleheader which the Oriolee split, toeing the flrat M and taking the nightcap 4-1. In abort, the crucial aerie* which the Yankee* ‘'always" rallied to win this time went to the Oriole* three gamee to ooe—and left the Bird* m fam ea In front of Chicago In the American League race. Meanwhile, Y o g i Berra, Bauer'a counterpart, euffered on the home team bench Sun­ day with aoma thought* of hla —Whltey Ford la out Inde­ finitely with a calcium de­ posit on his right hip. —Michey Mantle's fragile condition remains a day-today affair. Ik e awitch-hitting centerfUidar was limited to a pinch-hit eppearance Sunday due to a pulled groin muscle. —Unlike years gone by, th e n la no Joe Page, Loula Arroyo or even Marshall Bridges Berra can summon from the bullpen la the late Ik e m ajor league's largest crowd of Ih* season, 16,lot, saw southpaw A1 Downing hurl t four-hit win In the open­ e r while fanning 10. Singles by Bobby Richardson and Els­ ton Howard accounted for tha Yankeea runt. In tha nightcap, Powell's gfth homer, a two-run belt in tha third, offset Yankee blast* by Roger Mari* and Johnny Blanchard and helped Robin Roberts to hla 267tb career victory and ninth of tha sea­ son. Elsewhere In the American League; Washington nipped Loe Angeles 6-5; in doubloheader octloa, Boston beat Chicago 6-1, then lost 4-1; Cleveland blanked Minnesota T-0 before dropping a 5-1 da. clskm; and Detroit swept two from Kansas CUy 4-1 and 5-3. Ia the National Laagua, Pittsburgh abut out Chicago a0; Philadelphia stopped the Meta 4-0; Houston outaoorod St. Loula 6-1; Ban Francisco aUpped past Cincinnati T-l; and Milwaukee defeated Los Angeleu 62. American League Baltimore Chicago New York Los Ang, Detroit Bostoo Cleveland Washington Kan. CUy W 60 67 64 86 81 84 83 88 44 43 L P ci OB 43 .616 44 .604 l t t 43 .603 I 16 .sis im IT .304 llth 86 .4TI lBVh 60 .460 IIV* 60 .460 lOVfc T8 JTtfT TO 5T3I1 im lli Baltimore 6 Now York 5 Chicago • Boston 3 Cleveland 16 Mkaceota ■ Detroit 4 Kansas CUy 3 Leu Angelas 3 Washington g Sunday's Results Washington 6 Los Angelas I Boston 6 Chicago I, let Chicago 4 Bostoo J, md Detroit 4 Kansas CUy t , 1st Detroit I Kanaas CUy I, tod Ctovaland T Minnesota o, let Minnesota 9 Cleveland 1, Ind New York 3 Baltimore 1, 1st Baltimore 4 New York I, md No gamaa echeduled Cleveland at Los Angeles, (N) Washington at Kao. CUy, (N) u n t i l at Mioneoota (N) Boston at Baltimore (N) Chicago at Now York I, (D- #hr ftan fn rk P a g e 6 — A ur . 10, 1964 R rralb Local Swim Team W ins Novice Meet 17-Fishing By Bill MeComlck Newspaper Enterprise Assn. No need to tell the confirm­ ed fisherman the benefits of angling from a boat, but too many boatmen are not fisher­ men. Although some people Juat never take to the sport, a great many boatmen and their families might like to fish If they would only give M a try muter proper condi­ tions. One advantage of fishing by boat is that you can go where the fish are. Angling from a bridge or pier, the fisherman has to wait for the fish to come to him. If they decide to go somewhere else, he baa no catch. Trolling, you get about fairly rapidly and when you coma to a spot where hungry flab are teeming, you stay there. Chances ara there will be no o t h e r Waltonlani around to cut in on your fun as there would bo at a shore spot. Around oceans and lakes great fishing can be enjoyed from offshore rigs. Aa a gen­ eral rule, tha bigger the fish you are after the farther out you will have to go. There la juit as much fun in landing a comparatively amall fighting baas or pickerel aa there Is in hauling In a huge prize. MOST m o d e r n out* tannin nre nuitablo for for fishing. For offshore fiihlng In the aca, boats In the 18 lo 30 foot length range are eiaential. These require from <53 to 100 horsepower at a minimum. On large rivers and lakes the he*t fiihlng can bo had in 14 to lOfoot craft powored with 10 to 20 horsepower. End of series. Pro Grid Radio, TV To Cost $30 Million WASHINGTON (UPI) — A record total of nearly |30 million will be spent by radio end telavlalon networks and aUtions this year for broad­ cast rights to college and professional football games. A survey published by "Broadcasting" magasina Sun­ day showed th at a total of 820,410,060 would be spent 827,309,000 for n e t w o r k broadcasts. Tha remainder will be split between payments to profes­ sional and coUage teams by Independent radio stations. Tha rights to last year’s gamaa sold far lesa than |15 million, tha magazine said. The largest alnglo contract Is for 828.3 million over a two-year period for rights to N a t i o n a l Football League NFL game*, which will be broadcast by the Columbia Broadcasting System (CBS). National League W L F c i GB Phils. 68 43 .602 Ban Fran. 64 47 .377 2Vt Clan. 61 81 .343 6 Pitta. 86 30 .341 6Vt St. Louts 81 32 .327 6 Milwaukee 86 34 .SOB 10 Lo* Ang. 53 34 .503 lOVk Chicago 52 57 .477 13V4 Houston a 44 .421 20 New York 34 78 .304 83 Saturday's Results Pittsburgh 8 Chicago 2 Los Angeles 5 Milwaukee 4 Philadelphia IS New York 8 Houston 4 St. loula 1 San Francisco t Cincinnati 0 Sunday's Results Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 0 Philadelphia 4 New York 0 St. Loula ■ Houston 2 Baa Francisco 7 Cincinnati 8 Milwaukee 6 lo* Angeles 2 Monday's Games Lo* Angelo* at Cincinnati (N) San Francisco at St. louts (N) Only game* scheduled Tuesday's Games New York at Pittsburgh, (N) Philadelphia at Chicago San Fran, at S t Louis (N) Los Angelas at Cincinnati (N) Houston a t Milwaukee (N) Itunnerup was » two-year contract between the Nation­ al Broadcasting Co. (NBC) and the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) for more than 813 million. Tha largest payment for a single game was 81-8 million by CBS for tha NFL champi­ onship game Dec. 27, the mag­ azine aald. How To Pick New Commissioner Is Meeting Topic The Seminole Swim AisocUtlon racked up another winning performance Friday night when the group's team poitcd a victory over four other associations in the Kingawood Manor Novice Meet. Kathy Reagan was the winner In both the breaststroke and backstroke events for girls 8 year* of ags and under while Marchelle Oliff placed fifth in the breast­ stroke event and sixth In the backstroke. Tommy Hunter was flrat in the freestyle for boys 8 and under while Michael Smith and David Dekle were third and fourth respective­ ly. Stephen Baker waa second In the breastroke, Mark Ilrown was fourth and Dekle sixth. Smith waa third in tho butterfly and Hunter fifth in tha backstroke and fourth In the butterfly. For gtrla 10 and under, Holly McCrady waa first in the freestyle and first in the butterfly. Cindy Baker tied for first in the backstroke, was second In tha freestyle and third In the breaststroke. Beverly May tied for first in the backstroke and was fifth In tho backstroke while Judy Bales was second in the breaatroke and fourth In tha butterfly. Martha Parker took fifth place in both the free­ style and backstroke events. Garland Harden waa first in the butterfly and third In the freestyle for boya 10 and under. Shanda Wallace was third in the breastroke and fourth In the freestyle while Allen 8ingletary waa fourth In the breastroke. In events for girls 11 and 12, Rita Simas was first in tha freestyle and fourth In the butterfly, Jennifer Oliff was first In the backstroke, second In the butterfly and fourth In tha breaststroke, Susan Baker was aixth in tha freestyle and Susan Brown waa fifth in the breaststroke. Francis Smith took second place In the freestyle and sixth In the butterfly for boyi 11 and 12. Wade Sin­ gletary was third In both the freestyle and backstrok* events while Danny Reagan was fourth In tha W k itro k a and fifth In the breaststroke. Nancy May was first in ths breaststroke for 13 and 14 year-old girls and was second In the freestyle event. Jana Polgnr was second In the breaststroke and fourth In the freestyle while Margaret Smith was fourth in the back­ strok* and fifth in tha breast­ stroke. In events for the IS and 14 year-old boys, Chris Wilson wns first in the freestyle while Kandy Bowling was first In the breaststroke and third In the freestyle. United Press International Upstart Tommy navi* beat the Cleveland lirowns and Lou G-ota at their own game. Davis booted four field goals and ooe extra point at San Francisco Sunday aa tit* For­ ty Ninera crushed the Cleve­ land Browns 28-7 In their first National Football League ex­ hibition game. Groza, • 14-year veteran who owns seven NFL records In the kicking department, was able to boot only ooe point after aa the Forty Nkiera defense pres­ sured Cleveland quarterbacks Frank Ryan and Jim Ninowakl and aoowed under premier ground gainer Jim Brown, pre­ venting the Browns from scor­ ing until the last quarter. Davis, who has kicked 154 consecutive PATa In hla six year NFL career, booted field goals from 12, 37, 19 and 36 yeardi. Five games were played Saturday night oo the first long weekend of the exhibtion sea­ son. A poised and confident Roma Gabriel, in his third season, engineered the Los Angeles Ram* to a 17-6 victory over the Delia* Cowboy's a t Loa Angeles. Gabriel completed 14 of 26 tosses for 139 yards, while Cowboy signal caller Don Meredith hit on 12 of 29 for ICO yards. Dick Bast scored the key touchdown in the second quarter as he burst through the center of the line and romped 17 yards. Rookie Clarence C h i l d * made New York coaches stand up ind take notice as he returned a kickoff in the third quarter 108 yards for the score, but the rest of the Giants failed to click a t the Minnesota Vikings woo 21-7 on their homeflrld. Childs' return bested the NFL record by two yards but it won't go into the record hooka because this waa an exhibition contest. Gary Cuozzo, Johnny Unilas' understudy, proved his Phi Beta Kappa from Virginia was not only In academics aa he stepped off the bench with the score tied 7-7 and passed for two touchdowns to give the Baltimore Colts a 26-17 triumph over the Philadelphia Eagles. The Detroit I Jons nipped the Washington Redskins 28-27 at Charlotte, N. C. when quarter­ back MUt Plum connected on a 16-yard pass to halfback Terry Barr for the winning seconds remaining in the game. Southern League Sunday's Results Knoxville 6 Birmingham 5 Charlotte 3 Columbus 0 Chattanooga T Lynchburg t Asheville 9 Macon 3 ■ ^ V a*"! 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Sliced Beets • • Tom ato Juice a 14-os. bot. 19* 15 SOS can 10 can 19 qfcan Hunt's Tongy F Or F Flavor Perfect Bear Lake Opens Registration 4> £ By Maryann Mi Ira held from • a.m. until 2:90 Registration a t B rar Lake p.m., Monday through Erl* Elementary School w ill ha day, for th e n o st two week*. Birth certificates m ust ha provided for flrat grad era and new atudanta, grade* two through a lt, should bring last year’s report card* SALES A SERVICE Residential areas for chil­ R.C.A. and G.E. dren attending the achool will be the aama *• laat year, Bui COLOR TV routes and atopa alto will be the eame except th a t this SANFORD ELECTRIC year early pickups will be for Junior and aanior high stu­ 118 S. MAGNOLIA AVK. dent* with the later schedule 322-1662 fer elementary atudanta. Hunt's Healthful TELEVISION REPAIR *» ENJOY THE HAPPY DIFFERENCE AT PUBLIX! W H E R E S H O P P IN G IS A PLEASURE 1963 FORD Cortina 2-Dr. SEDAN, named "International Car of lha Year” by Auto-Universom magazine. Up to 32 MPG1 European Quality Built! Sparkling Blue and Like New! ONLY . . . . *1394 Coll T IM A D A M S at Hollera of Sanford, Downtown. Ph. 322-0711 e down produce lane e U.S. No. 1 A ll Purpose P o ta to e s. . . 10 & 49* W H ERE SH O P P IN G IS A PLEASUREI V ' Y FD V IIX \ wtsacta gfft/fficr# \ r_ t J / l m a b e b t tz a M U i m 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. n J il SEMINOLE PLAZA HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. �i i fctge i — Xug. 10. WW Johnson-Korgan Bride-Elect Honored With Luncheon Wedding Plans “Ml** Niki Aahby, lovely) Mme*. Clifford McKibbln Jr., Southward, Ernest Southward, I Hutchiaon Jr. and Mra. Blahop | Alao the Mfaaea Donna Aahbride-elect of Alex McKibbln, mother of the future bride­ Wally Philip*, Fred Ganaa, Aahby, mother of the bride- by, Merritt Philip*, Judy Lud| wig and Pat Donahoe. was honor gueit Wednesday I groom, Robin Brown, Ira John Galloway and William | elect. of a charming bridal luncheon1 .a t Jim Spencer'* Reataurant, with Mr*. G. D. Blahop J r. and Mra. Frank Donahoe aerving a* co-ho«t#aae*. The private dining room wa* beautifully adorned with floral arrangement* created by Mra. Donahoe. Centering the bride-elect'* table waa a beautiful milk glaaa pedeital compote containing an arrangement of carnatlona, tube to lea, and pink ahaita dais* lea combined with white apical eucalyptua, accented on eith­ e r aide by two branched milk -glaaa candelabra h o l d i n g glowing while tapen. Porce­ lain cupid figurine* at each of the table* held miniature colonial bouqueta of dalaiea and tube rare* ahowered with narrow white aatin atreamera. Milk glaaa candelabra con­ taining white taper* centered the gueat*' table, accented on cither aide by identical colon­ ial bouquet* to thoae of the brlde-elect'a table. D a i n t y bridal place card* marked the gueat*' place*. The hostesses preaented the bonoree with a beautiful or­ chid coraage to complement ber colorful border p r i n t dreaa. Mra. Blahop'a hoateaa gift to the bride-elect wa* an electric fry pan, and Niki re­ ceived a hand etched brandy anlfter from Mra. Donahoe. Other* enjoying the delec­ table cold luncheon courae preceded by eparkllng pink elcct and her mother, Mrs. Bishop Ashby. StnndCO-HOSTESSES FOR A LUNCHEON a t Spenchampagne cocktaila were the injf are Mra. Clifford McKibbln, mother of the ccr’a Restaurant, honoring Miss Niki Ashby Herbs Delectable Not Detectable Do you Uke to apice up the flavor of your meat* with herb aeaaonlngaT If ao, the guiding rule for eeaaoning I* that the flavor ahould bo delectable, not de­ tectable. Home demonatratlon speciallata with the Florida Agri­ cultural Extenaion Service auggeat ualng chive* with ground beef dlahc* and beef pot roaata . . . basil with pork diahea . . . aage in atufflng for round ateaka or beef bird*. A hint of dill ia good for bralalng pork chop* . . . thyme and roaemary go well with beef and pork . . . roaemary la alao good with lamb . . . and aavory i* right for either lamb or veal. Repay sm all person­ a l loans as soon a s pos­ sible. Headquarters — For — A Complete S election Of Whitman • Coin Folders • Albums • Coin Valuation Catalogs • Accessories Flemings Gifts • Cards • Books 210 E. First St. AN APPLE for tho teacher completes the "buck to school" outfits from l’ennoy'a of Sanford which Donn Mount, ngo nine nnd his sister, Sherri, seven, will model in n fashion show to bo given nt 2 p.m. Thursday at Land O’Lnkcs Country Club in CnitHclltcrry by the Young Wom­ an’s Club of Seminole County. They are the children of Mr. nnd Mrs. D. E. Mount, Queen’* Mirror Circle, CnsHolltcrry. (Herald Photo) Female Lawyer Encourages More Women To Enter Law OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) —Female lawyers have won full acceptance In the legal profession in moat of the na­ tion, aaya Marian Evelyn Wise, international auprame dean of Iota Tau Tau, world­ wide legal sorority for wool* en. Mr*. Wise began her legal career a t the age of 15 with a 83-a-wsek Job In ■ Lawton, Okla., lawyer's office. The attorney, the lata Nick Thar*’* na need of a long Htntemrnl when our m o n t a g e U brief. So we’ll just skip _ down hero and **y “RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offers n complete electrical service, does good work, does it prompt­ ly, efficiently and cheerfully and does its customer*." Sid Vihlen Randall Electric Company 112 Magnolia Avenue Phone 322-0915 Commercial . . . Residential . . . Industrial Wiring — Gensman, insisted ah* learn the meaning of all those legat word* and phrases eh* typed for him. "Mr. Genaman taught me many things," ah* said. "I dared not turn my brief* and legal documents in to him without knowing every word on the page," eh* laid. ‘‘There’s plenty ef room at the top for women who wiih to become lawyere. "Women make very good lawyers, but they must be prepared, in the beginning, to go through a period of five to six years of having very little and feeling fortunate In paying their bill*. "The legal proieeeion ia relatively new to women. W# are a litUa backward in Ok­ lahoma toward female trial lawyer*. But on both Eaat and West Coasts, woman ar* very important in the court aystarn.” With Bridal Luncheon Beach Party Enjoyed By Wives Club Membera of the Jaycee Wives Club and their huehands enjoyed a eookout a t New Smyrna Beach laat weekend. Mra. Jim Rowe and Mr*. Jamea McKee were In charge of the arrangementa . Couplea attending were, Mr. and Mra. Harold Chapman, Mr. and Mra. Jamea McKee, Mr. nnd Mra. Tom Price, Mr. and Mra. Carry Skate*, Mr. and Mra. Phillip Skatea, Mr. and Mr*. Jim Rowe, Mr. and Mr*. Garnett White and Mr. and Mr*. Clyda Long. MRS. DOUGLAS STENSTROM, left, wns hostess for a recent bridal luncheon a t the Imperial House, in W inter Park, honoring Miss Niki Ashby. With the hostess, from left, nre Miss Ashby, her mother, Mrs. Rishop Ashby and the mother of the groom-eicct, Mrs. Clifford McKibbin. (Herald Photo* Mia. Niki Aihby, brideelect of Alex McKibbln was gueat of honor a t a recent luncheon a t the Imperial House, In Winter Park. • Hoateaa waa Mr*. Douglaa Stenatrom. The luncheon table was overlaid with an Irish linen cloth and centered with an attractiva arrangement of pale yellow and white cushion type mums and leather leaf fern in a low sterling silver bowl. Single aterling candleholdera with white tapers were placed on either lids of the arrangement. Place c a r d s were attached to small bagi of whits nylon net filled with Show Eye Bank Project Mrs. Woodruff Speaks O n By Jane Caaeelberry Due to the numerout inquirira from women in aurrounding communitlea Interrated In Joining the newly formed Young Women's Club of Caaaelherry the name of the club ha* been changed to Young Woman's Club of Sem­ inole County In order to en­ large the scope of the organ­ ization, according to Mrs. D. E. Mount, general chairman. Any young woman, under 4b years, Interested In becom­ ing a member ia cordially In­ vited to attend a tea for pros­ pective members and a "hark to echool" fashion show to be held from 2 until 4 p. m. T h u r s d a y at the (.and O'Lakee Country Club In Casselberry. Mra. Ray Wesley will mod­ erate the fashion show which ahould b« of particular inter­ est to all mother* faced with (he problem of outfitting their l>oya and girla for school this fall. Youngateri taking part In the allow, which will feature fashions from Pennry'e of Sanford, Include Pam and Jana Huggins, children of Mr. and Mra. J. W. Huggins; Donn and Sherri Mount, chil­ dren of Mr. and Mra. D. E. Mount and Lea Cote, eon of Mr. and Mra. Lawii Cote. New Final plana ar* announced for the wedding of Mia* Janet Johninn, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Clifford Johnaon, 1408 Bel Air, to Michael Anthony Knrgan, aon of Mr. and Mra. Edward A. Korgnn, 2408 Or­ ange Ave., ell of Sanford. The wedding will be an event of Aug. 11 at 8 p. m. a t Chriet M e t h o d i a t Church, Tucker Drive In Sunland Eetatca. Rev. Charlea Hogg, will officiate aailated by Rev. Hugh Booth, of DeBary. All relative! and friend* of the couple are invited to at­ tend both the wedding and re* caption, which will follow the ceremony in Fellowahip Hall, ea,Fashion T Club Sponsors NOTICE / future groom and the hostesses, Mrs. Donahoe and Mrs. Bishop. (Herald Photo) were Mrs. Frank Donahoe and Mrs. G. D. Bishop Jr. l^cft to riKht (front) is the churminK bride- Announced Miss Niki Ashby Honored Hospital The Jaycee Wivei Club held a recent mcUng a t the home of Mr*. Jim Rowe. Several thank you lettera were read, including one from the boy at the Sunland Training Center, in Gaineavllle, sponsored by the club. He thanked the membera for gifts and money received enabling him to have candy and other things not furnished by the school. Mra. Phillip Skates, chair­ man of this project, asked each member to send card* and other small remembran­ ces to him as often aa possi­ ble. Nominations for Ute Key Girl Award were Mrs. Larry Skates and Mrs. Phillip Skat­ es. A secret ballot was taken and tha winner will be an- Anna Miller Circle Meets ATTRACTIVE young model*, eight year old Jana Hugginn and her alittcr, Pam, 10, *tanding, will be modeling these adorable fall fashion* from Penney’* of Sanford nt Thursday’* fanhion show and teu for prospective members of the Young Woman’s Club of Seminole County which will Imj held from 2 until 4 p.m. a t the Land O'Lnkes Country Club in Cnssellicrry. Jnnn and Pum Hrc daughters of Mr. nnd Mr*. J. W. Hug­ gins, 211 S. Embry, Casselberry. Residents Welcomed Mr. and Mra. Ed Roger* and family from Winiton Park, Daytona, Fla.; Mr. and Mr*. Cecil Thomaa of W. Welling­ ton from Chevy Chase, Md.; Mr. and Mr*. Edward Fritx of W. Wellington from Cincin­ nati, Ohio; Mis* Dora Helling of Rockhill from PiUburgh, P a.; Mr. and Mr*. Anthony Kuaick and family of Rockhill from Chicago, ill.; Mr. and Mra. Harold Swaok of Horizoa from Pittsburgh, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. See­ ley of Rockhill from Framing­ ham, Maas.; Mr. and Mra. Jam es Drake of Horizon from Orlando, Fla.; Mra. Ella Sut­ ler of Rockhill St. from St. Louis, Mo.; Mr, and Mra. Ed­ ward Pankiewict of W. Wel­ Thera'* a record crop of lington from Plymouth, Wis.; Mr. and Mrs. Jamea Coel of California pluma thla year, nearly 110,000 ton*. The U. 8. W. Wellington from Plymouth, Department of Agriculture re­ 3 port* that la 39 per cent above (•(Ihsllll |i \ Mill \ililH average. By MIMrnd Haney July arrival* of families In Deltona havn kept the Wel­ come Wagon Hoateaa busy. The beautiful Florida weather has Joined with her In welcom­ ing the following new resi­ dent* to their home* in Del­ tona. Mr. and Mra. Robert Nebergall of Hartley Ave. f r o m Springfield, Ohio; Mr. and Mra. Jay Poucber of Horiton from Waukegon, III.; Mr. and Mra. Dillard Martin of DelIona Blvd. from Quincey, III.; Mr. and Mra. Whitman Hoptoo of Hartley Ave. from Ar­ lington, V*.; Mr. and Mra. Frank Vernon of Hartley Cir­ cle from London, England; Wia.; Mias Cl*re Sonqulst of Normandy from Park Forrest, HI.; Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Shinn of Merrimac from Jessup, Md.; Mr. and Mrs. Alex Mencter of Normandy from Datrolt, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. Al­ vin Timmerman of W. Wel­ lington from Chicago, 111.; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen King of Normandy from Oak Park, III.; and Mr. and Mrs. Eugona Neaheim of Normaody New York. N. Y. "Main Liner" Sweaters By Globs Just Arrivtd • Slipover* • Cardigan* • Turtl* Nscka Wld* Asst. Colon In Orion And In Mohalrn Fee Property nounced and the award given at the installation banquet in September. Elected to serve on tha nom­ inating committee were the president, Mrs. Tom Price and Mra. Dave Berrien, Mra. J i m McKee, Mrs. Phillip Skates and Mrs. Charles Tetenbaum. The hostess gift was won by Mra. Berrien. Mra. Frank Woodruff gave an interesting talk on SHEBA, the Seminole Hospital Eye Bank. The project it sponsor­ ed by the Pink Ladies of Sem­ inole Memorial Hospital, the Sanford Lions Club and the Casselberry Lions Club with the co-operation of the hospi­ tal and Dr. Ed Lindsey. SHEBA sent the first act of eyas to the University of Flo­ rida two years ago and eight additional sets have been sent aince then. Mr*. Woodruff ex­ plained how everyone can don­ ate eyes to help someone else see. The Anna Miller Circle of (he Sanford BI’O Elk* Lodge 1241 mcl Aug. 4 at the BPOE Lodge Hall. Membera present were Mm Membera p r e s e n t were Mmaa. W. J. Clarke, W. 11. Liptbrott, Frank C. Wight, Hukm Hale, Clyde Elliion, Clayton Smith, Warren Hay­ nes, Christine Blankenship, Laymen R. Goodman, J . R. Hoolehan Jr., J. R. Hootehan, Sr., and Mrs. John C. Brown. rice to be used a t the wed­ ding. The menu consisted of cran­ berry-pineapple cocktail, fruit plate, miniature rolls and aweet bun*. For dessert min­ iature two-tiered w e d d i n g cakes, topped with wedding bella were acrvrd on white doilfea along with raspberry sherbet The honorea wore an a t­ tractive white linen dreaa adorned with avacado green nnd rose floral print. Other gumta included, tho hostess, Mra. Stenatrom, Mr*. Bishop Ashby, mother of the brideelect, Mrs. Clifford McKibbln, mother of the future groom and Miss Ashby's two «l*t<««, Mra. Robin Brown and Mias Donna Ashby. Alao Mrs. W. H. Stempcr, Mra. Hugh Whclchel, Mr*. A1 Wallace, Mra. W. A. Admits, Mrs. G. I). Bishop J r. and Misa Marty Stcmper, CHIP N DIP DISH n a a d a u rt t M O l 000 .«* ».•«•« ^ BILVERI’LATE BY — INTERNATIONAL KADER JEWELERS 112 S. PARK AVE. for a lim ited tim e o n ly th e all new A R PEG E Natural Spray* Personals by L A N V I N Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Eckman have returned to their home in Toccoa, Ga., after e visit with their daughter and her family, Rev. and Mrs. C. C. 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At 19 she married a L'9-yenr-old Mamma's boy. Thst tasted two years. Her last husband was an older man. She had known h im ' only a month and, after she married him, she found out that he hadn't even been free to murry her. It was a mess! Now she is back home and has started to date. She has no special training ami hns never worked a day in her life. Her father supports her. 1 think, under the circum­ stances. we should have some say about tile com­ pany she keeps, don't you? Some of the characters she goes with would make you ill. She is our only child and we do love her. What can we do 7 troubled DEAR TROUBLED: Tell your daughter she is old enough now to stl|i|Kirt her­ self, and l hut she must. She is still young enough to acquire "special train­ ing" if she wants it. If she w i l l accept professional guidance, it would be Worth the effort. It will have to come from outside, howev­ er, us she quit listening to you years ago. Qjcucobi} DEAR ABBY: 1 recently married a man who likes dogs, but he can't stand cats. 1 have always hud a cat. 1 love cats. At the pre­ sent my mother is keeping my two cats, and when 1 told my husband 1 wanted to bring them home be aald, "NO CATS in tliis house!" He says cats are for old maids and lonely widows who hare nobody to love them. I dun’t agree with hlin on this, but don't want to make an issue of it. What ran I do 7 This is my first marriage and his thinl. LOVES CAT DEAR LOVES: Leave your cats nt your mother's and go to visit them when you get lonesome. Your hus­ band sounds tough enough to live with WITHOUT an excuse. • • • Problems? Write to All BY, Box tiP7l)U, Los Angeles, Calif. For a personal re­ ply, enclose a stamped, selfaddressed envelope, • • • Hate to write letters? Send one dollar to Abby, Box G97UO, Los Angeles, Calif., for Ahby's booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LET­ TERS FOR ALL OCCA­ SIONS.1' On(Bhidqsi When Henley wrote, "I am NORTH OH >• the captain of my fate," he a K Q J 09 could not have been thinking or j 42 af sonic unfortunate bridge ♦ A7 player, whoso partner insists 4 10 8 3 on taking full control of the WEST KART *8753 642 bidding and the play. 4T A K 10 8 Such a partner it particul- Of Q 7 3 #882 # 1 0 03 larly annoying to me 1tecs use 6 K 4 2 4AQ73 1 have a slight case of the SOUTH control habit myself. 6 A 10 V 80S Thus, I opened the queen # K QJ 34 of hearta instead of the three *J>9 spot against South’s three North and South vulnerable diamond contract. My queen North East South West held the trick and 1 shifted 16 Dblc Rcdblc Pass to the deuce of clubs. .My Pass 2 V Pass Pass 24 Pasa 3 # Pass partner won with tho ace, and Pass Pass promptly cashed hit ace and Opening lead—V Qking of hearts. Then lie led a fourth heart. South discarded a club and, dummy to uverruff with the while I ruffed valiantly wllh nee, nothing good came of H. the eight spot and forced South drew trumps and ran TV Time critics preview rml makes it clear she's not coming television shows by to be left alone with Gomer attending rehear.-uls, watch­ at Ihe dance. 9:30-10 p.m. NBC. Holly­ ing screenings, s t u d y i n g scripts in New York and Hol­ wood and the Stara. "The Unlywood. Here are their pre­ sinkahle Betty Davis." (Re­ run) A dissection of the ca­ views for today: 7:30-9:30 p.m. NBC. Monday reer of Belle Davis via film Night Movie. "House of Num­ clips, a discussion of her bers." (Rerun) Jack Balance problems with motion picture stars in a dual role in this studios and an overdose of picture filmed almost entire­ superlatives. There’s an interly in San Quentin Prison. Jack rutting of scenes from various plays a convicted murderer pictures, including a sequence and his respectable look-alike on Bette's smoking techni­ brother. Aided by his wife, ques. played by Barbara Lang, tin* 10 JI p.m. NBC. Sing Along convict uses his resemblance with Mitch. (Color) (Rerun) lo his brother to break out. Tho gimmick is newspaper Then lie has to coni end with headlines, which, as anyone a blackmailing guard. knows, cover • multitude of 8:30-10 p.m. ARC. Wagon sins, Leslie Uggams does "It's Train. "The Grover Allen tiie Talk of the Town." Victor Story." (Rerun) We happen to Griffin warns you (o look uut be pushovers for Burgess for "Jim m y Valentine" in Meredith, particularly when crime news. Worth listening he plays little men who rise lo to on their own merits, but groat occasions, such as mur­ rather tlunsily connected, are der. In (his episode, that's his "Dear Old Donegal" by Hob role, and if his playing sug­ McGrath, "My F a v o r i t e gests a lost suspect front Tilings" by ixniise O’Urien "Burke's Law," that's all to and Hie opening "lan e is the good, Sweeping the Country." 9:3U p.m. CDS. Hie Danny llMI p.m. ABC. Breaking Thom us Show (Rerun) Very Point. "Bird and Snake." <Re­ enjoyable. Danny Williams run) A confusing plot witimut (Danny Thomas I is in a spot a clear dramatic definition, when wife Kathy's Aunt Molly but the acting is very good, (Barbara Mullen) makes a particularly Ilia I of Rotiert surprise visit from Ireland Bedford as a hostile psychotic with her four sons and calm­ with sadistic tendencies. Dr. ly insists they s h o u l d get s Tliompvon (Paul Richards) singing debut in Charley llal- isn't gelling anywhere with per’s nIghl club. Danny can't tin apathetic therapy group so talk her out of it, so Charley ho inject* Bedford into Ihe posts a cop at the door to keep class in tho hopes he'll stir them out. But they get to sing them up. But the scheme because tho cop just tiupiwns boomerangs when his danger­ to be an Irishman. And the ous patient runs off with a singing is mighty good be­ mild neurotic member t.Uacause the tour sons are real­ risa Pa van). ly the Clancy Brothers and Toni Makein, whom you’ve Research proves that air heard on many recordings. conditioned buildings a r • 9:30 ID p.m. CHS. The Andy mere conducive In study Hum Griffith Show. (R erunI Very those (hut aren't. funny, sometimes hilarious. Barney (Don Knotts) has a problem with his girl friend Thelma (Betty Lynn) who re ­ i v T i l l : i t i i i t t r m i i i t III IT 11, i MtR * IT- OF fuses to go to thu dance with FMMAITI IHI I I.11 4 IN AM) sun him unless he gets a date tor n r . A i i N o i . i : i n i %T’v. ( I I A M K R V M l . I I I M her cousin Mary (Mary Grace F K D K I IA I, N A T IO N A I, M liR T Canfield). Barney has a tough 11Art 11 ASSOCIATION, a <’,*•p lime talking bashful Comer o r a t l u u . D a l lit! tr, (Ji m Nabors) into lielng the - %’•* dule, but when he does, cou­ T il l IM AM ItFHHKDD W ADTON KHTTIKR V. II. W ALTON sin Grace proves equally shy •vnU III* wife, U)s Jhc (jjomsm ‘ppy? C Cola S u m m e r t i m e Fun Show [very Wed. Morning Doors Open 9:00 TOY FROM TOY CORRAL NOW thru WED. Cliff Robertson Whom do they have lo im­ press? If a young couple has mure fun and gets a king belter liv­ ing very simply in a furnished apartment Hun In a lieuse full of unpaid lor furniture and gadgets, why can't Hiey give themselves this kind of a break? They can then eaae gradual ly into acquiring Hie tilings they want, instead of getting evertyliing at once und being swamped by installment pay­ ments. Meanwhile, they have had those few' carefree years in which to find out that in order to be happy they don't hate to keep up with the Joneses— or anybody else. Legal Notice i ' l l so s i hr i i t r o r i i r <n \ i %r i i j i n i i - m . c m . S 'l'IT . l > ( M l I T ill n C I I I M I I .I i n i M l , I'l.illiIII i ■V I T I A M T ' . l l l VII, M i l s DIII.AVIW) F E D K I t A I . SAVINGS A.N’tJ 1A>AS* ASSIK 'lA TION, PlolMtlff. VO. F R A N K U S EAM AN a n d KDIZAI1KTII 1'AI.MKIl HKAMAN, hi* w lfa, 11« f a n d n n l n o t i c k i*F o i t t TO: l.I.l/.A IIKTII I'AI.M KR HKAMAN, JainavTa, Now YOR K YOU A R K IIK R KIIV N o T I t-'JKtl t h a t a a u t t h a* haatt t r o u g h ! a n a l n a t you, Ilia m ( u r a o f Which la In fnraoloaii a m n r t i r a u * cm t h * h a r a l n a f t a r d o a o r lh a d r n l p r u p a r t y . T h a tiania of l h a C o u r t In w h i c h Ilia wilt h a a hao n tnatl* tutail la t h e C i r c u i t C o u r t , N i n t h J u d l c ' a t C l r r u l t , In u n d fo r Sem inole C o u n t), Florida. T h * Tltla o f t h # :-*•* )a (iR LAN D<> F K D K I IA I, SAV1NUH I Si H I W a i i t a r n u d R a w s MONDAY P. M. AN D DOAN A9ROCI ATION, I IS l l ) T o d a y P l n l n t t r r va F R A N K D. UF A . <l> C a r t o a v i l t a H I (S) CS i r r c i t s r a i r R R u MAN a n d KR IX A ltK T II PAD*6) Damp* nf L e a r n i n g MKK HKAMAN, tc In wife. DaS ilo IS) A c tio n W R ttllirt I 46 ( I ) D i v o r c e C o u r t 6:11. <»> K ill(n rial F an d an ta, h a l n g C h a n c e r y N u m ­ <l) K t t r c l a a 4 :iu lira y a r d N a v e ber l i c i t . 1 ) 0 H I l l o m p t r R oom 6:76 (!*> Hiiurl* T h a d*ai-rl|itlon o f t h * r a a l 13) O at* H to im C:SU H I llu n C o o h r a n — N e w . p r o p e r l y I n v n l t a d . l o . a t a d In 11:11 ( l l Say W han (O r im N , « , Ham lnol* C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , la aa H I U lk a W a l l a r s N aw a fo llo w * : 43) l l u n t l a y - l l r l n k l a y id 10 H I W o r d f o r W o r d Itaporl la i t a t, I an d 36. In flinch (Si I l.o a a L s r y 6:46 H ) Newitllh* 34, o f H AM .ANDO T II K < i i I 'r l r o la l l l g h t 7:00 t» ) H a v e C u n W ilt NKIIFKII I IK A I I T I F K D Al11:60 (71 J e o p a r d y T ravel t a m n n t a Ra otlon, a c c o r d i n g H i 11*1 T t i s M r t a a g . ( I ) Z a n i O rajr t o p l o t t h e r e o f r a . v m t a d In (1:11 (6) T h a McCeyg 46) l i i i o t P i n t Bonk 3. pa a a 67, of l h a 7:14 <31 Mull. N i g h t a t Movlea 11.10 (SI M l.a ln g I .Ink* P u b l l a I t a o i r d a o f Hcinlnol* H I Pam A (lla d rs H> o u t e r 1,1 tn 11■ C ou n ty , Florida. H ) A ll-M ar ll a a a t w l l (4) To T ell tlia T r u t h T ou a r e hereby n otified f u r ­ • :4# (S) I've f l o t A H arra t t h e r t h a t v o n « r * r a q u l r e d lo t t t n (S) V an n tto n P l n y h o u a * TUESDAY P. M. file y o u r n n a t v t r t o t h e C o m . IS) W a g o n T r a i n p l a i n t h a r a t n f . . r a file d In s a i d I I . I S h i 1- o ta o r L ira S:S4 <61 M a n n y T h o m a a m o rtg a g e forrclneur* procosd(SI F a t h e r K n o w a Daat S:!0 ( I I H o l l y w o o d a n d t h a In g a w l l h l h a C l a r k n f l h a C i r ­ (3) F l r e t I m p r a a a lo n H ta r a c u i t C o u r t . Ham lnol* C o u n t y , H I E a s t i t l d o / W a . t Hid* 13:10 IS) T a n n * * . * * K r n l s F l o r i d a , a n d to aarv # a co p y Kor.l Khuw (S> I l r i a k l u g P o i n t ll i a ro o f u p o n t h e I ' t a l n t l f l ' a wtH ) Saarah l o r Toga ay. t n r n a y a , A. I m a n a l l a r g a l r n m , 10:60 (1) Hina A l o n e w l l h ro w H itch « f Ru ah , R e a d a n d Mora h all, 66 (I) T ruth o r C onis11:60 H I N rwr Kaol D l v l n g a t o n A v an u a, O r ­ q u an ta. 11:11 H I Hpuria F i n a l lando. F lo rid a, not later th an H ) T b i a i i r o r t h a a t a r i 11:41 H I H o l d i n g U g h l l h a I 7 l h d a y o f A u g u d . A. I)., 1:00 H I <118 N o w a Mpai-lel 11:16 ( t ) T o a l t a S how 1164. H i D e i a i n b e r Hilda H> T h o E a t s S h o w I HEAD) (31 Nawa A r t h u r II. Ha k w i t h . J r . I 16 <J> K p aelal— DD T U E S D A Y A . M. ( ' l a r k o f th * C i r c u i t C o u r t l : | * H I Aa Tha W o r l d T a a t a Hanitnol* C o u n t y . F l o r i d a 6 00 ( t ) S i g n On I I I Mid - Kla Nawa l l y : M a r l h n T. V lh lan ■3) f ir l . n e * 6:40 ( I ) R a p N a t 'l C odvrui . D eputy C lark 6:10 H i K u n ah in a A l m a n a c 1:66 H I l - a f f l l n i s A. D u n n * R e r g a t r o m , o f * 3 # H ) F arm lirporl 1 .06 H ) P a R i w o r d RUHR. R K K D AN D MARHIIADD 9:14 H I W o r l d C i v i l i s a t i o n (S) Mr. M a g u o 16 K a a t D l v l n g a t o n A t a n u * 1 11 H I C o llag e a ( u s A ir 1:16 H I Art l . l n h t a l t s r O r ln n d o , F l o r i d * f i f I II Today I I I Hay In C o u r t A ttorney* for P la in tiff H I W s k o Dp M o t l a a H i T h a D o cto r* P u b l t a h ; J u l y 37, Aug. I. 10, IT, t i l l III ra ra a M arkat l a 1 .60 H I T o T a ll T h a T r u t h 1644 H ) L oratta Toung port CDU-S1 ( I ) Ulato Mows n«< H I Q a ia r a l w oapllnl W oathar I .la H i T h a E d g e o ( N i g h t tils H i Today H I Tou D o n 't Ray I I I H u t t o F o r A D ag 7:34 ( I ) Mlc-kry E v a u a Dhow l:6S H I C a p t a i n K a n g a r o o Television Tonight im ~AT 1:00 -^700 - 5:00 T:00 • 9:00 >06 I 1 I 1 S A T f k h ik u •uaiKsu or Logo* | I ILL 2:ti(l MON. - FHL» P affllilU ltS , n o t i t t : <ii' r t i i t K r i . o M m : n i i .k Ni t l ’II'U i s IIKR KIIV <I t v . KN I i u r s u n n t to n F i n a l Dr r. a <■( F o r v . l o s u r * tUl*<l ill* ( t h •l-iy o f A u g u s t , A. I). H 6 I , am) •t u < red In (,‘| i a n o e r y Ca** No M U * « f th * i T r c u l t i .'o u r t o f tn * N i n t h .1ml M s I <Tro n it tn *n:| f o r S e m i n o l e O i u i r t v , F t u r *'*«• w h e r e i n F e i l e r n l N n t t o n n l .M in lg ag u A asoi-lallon, n c o r . |Hir*(lnn o r g s n l s r i l u n d e r s n Act o f H i u g r * * * a m i e x l v t l n g h u m nan t In t h * F e d e r a l N al ’im*l M ortgage A tan clu lin n • TiiiitTr Ao4, h i i v l n g ti» o rln climl n ffh -n In <h* <Tl) o f \ \ nulling ion. D i s t r i c t o f F<.U timid*. Is I li— I ' l s l n l i r r , a n d T i l l 161 IF I tU SS K D L W A L T O N e n d KHTIIKR T II W A L TO N , hi* w ife, t h e D i-friid an la. I w ill w«“tl (o 1h* lllg h*Rg * n d l>»*L h ld d rr for cash a i th e F ro n t Dour « f t h * 8 r m t n n l * C o u n t y f . u i r t l i n u e e tn t h * C i t y o f Han. f " f d . H . u n t y o f H em lnnle, Ht.i<* n f F l n r l d u , nt 7 1: r*« a . M o n III* t * t h -lay o f A u g u a t , 1 ) | | , t h e f-iltnialng ilnaniTtipd |irsiin r l y an e e l fn rili In t u t u F i n a l Dearer-, t o - w l t : l*il T, llkii-k A. R a v e n n a I ' a r k H e r llo n o r Loi-h Arbo r, a i r i i r d l n g t o t h * |i l#t t t i e r m f a* r- . . r d r d In F lat B o n k 15. p a g e s St A 43, n f t h * p u b lic r e c o r d * o f S ain t, nnli' O u u n l y , F l o r i d # T o ­ g e t h e r w i t h ( h e f o i l, ,« in* Renia o f p r u p a r t y w h ic h e r a l n r * t* d In a n d p er rm in e n t l y I n a t a l l e d ** * j m r t o f th * Im prnvam eiiU on M i d p r u p a r t y : 1 (J. K. I t * , f r i g a r a l n r . M odel No. DAN­ IS; S e r i a l No. O g « l l t t | . I O K. R a n g e , Model No. SOI.8; fterlal S o . OH 606 IS|. l H lew nrt W arner W a l l F u r nan*. Model No. 0 11-76-13. Y ' n e l l n n Dllnda, m an u f# < !lu r» d h y Hem lnnl* V siM tln n lllln d Oo., n o m o ­ d el mi in l.*r* o r * * rl# l a u n t bar*. (HKAL) 1M lad Till* I t h d a y o f A u g u a t A D. m i A r t h u r 11. R a c k w i t h , J r . , d a r k of Circuit C o u rt lly : Ma r t h a T. V lh l* n . D C . M ack N. F lrv cix n d , J r . * n d C « rrn || llu rk * A tlu rn a y e for F le tn U ff |», (> D r a w e r T. .“ a h f o r d , F l o r i d a I ’u h tla h Aug. to, I I M . TV RENTAL • Saleo • Bmv Im Seminole TV PA t- 4 t t # Zenith Color TV flata 3(81 Hanford A?6l S FAB 26 OZ. BOX LABOR PKG* LIMIT: 2 WITH YOUR 83 OR MURK FOOD ORDER PLEASE LIMIT: ONE WIT11 YOUR 13 OR MORB FOOD ORDER PLEASE U. S. NO. 1 WHITE POTATOES LBS. KR A FT ’S “1*1111.AD ELIM U A" “MR. <i” FROZEN CREAM CHEESE FRENCH 3 OZ. PKG. a) OZ* PKG. “C A M P F IR E ” SL IC E D Lean Bacon LB. PKG. I IpncW.- ■ 10-m . Nnw York Sir- (h i f in i s r c a if r in g l in j b a i h o sid a LB. “COPELAND*' MIX OR MATCH CINNAMON ROLLS LUNCH MEAT SALE “YOUR FAVORITE" 10 PALMOLIVE SOAP “LOW SUDS DETERGENT* S f f f w c i in • SIRLOIN • CUBE “EVEHFKESir "YOUR FAVORITE" #00 N. T-BONE * PALMOLIVE SOAP Color STEAK QT. 1ITL. xertt lor o l h ^ e g in i aiabl" U. S. CHOICE FLAVOR ACEH COOKING OIL Tkerxder HlfM b "IwiHy niphT witii haa # o t 8ena Sleek ceeked la yeur aider h r «*lf 8 LOO. 1UNCNKM. 11 AJK.-3JSFJL OtHHUL 4:»0f JM.-8.00FJM. COCM-t LIMIT; 3 WITH YOUR ft OR .MORE FOOD ORDER PLEASE DIXIE LILY SALAD OR PKG. OF 6 Strip cooked f* yaw order h r only 76c. - l b a rtio o llro lo w — C olor I ' l n a A t ISiSS U o l y W a l l D U g o y 'o M "FAIHJI.OUS DETERMENT" SALT C A F E T E R IA S T U X IT K A T V e s U A T l i t T i m a 7 iXO A U o l o t H alf II.g ra ta # on Sag ah»M. I um p lrlr Show R o o tr a d a t a A* l - n l * An UiUO — I'RNRRt E a r l y . THE M IT MPOITAJfT MISSION Of THE ■M l O 25th & PARK; S A N F O R D “MORTON S" I’LAIN OR IODIZED r f THEATRF m acini Exnoocs K Legal Notice t t ii: By Ruth Millett S QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVE I) By Oswald Jacoby off the rest of the tricks with dummy's spade suit. Three diamonds bid and made against you isn’t much of a tragedy at rubber bridge, bul the game was duplicate and the difference hclwccn our score of minus lit) and the pasible score of plus "no was tile difference between top and bottom. East had a reason for lead­ ing the fourth heart. He poinled out Hint if I had held tiie jack ui diamonds and not the king of clubs, his play would liuvc liealrn the hand while a club return would have allowed South to make his contract. It had never occurred to him that my shift to the deuee of clubs surely indicated possession of a high club. i T V Time Previews tv Marriage* made in college v for more successful than io»t, according to a recent irvcy. And here is the e x e r ts ' exnotion: "There are no social ressuros on married college udenU. "They are not expected to jy new cars, sm art clothes, •tier furniture to keep up ith the Joneses, and in these rat unpressured years they in really get to know and nderslind each other In a •taxed and carefree almushcre." Isn't there an idea here for il young couples just beginng their marriages? If married college students in do without "things" for few years while they comete their education, why rn't otiier young couples gite emsclvoj two or three years ' casual, inexpenshe hung? by need they strain the budft with monthly payments on house, ■ new auto, a dDhather, a television, an auto kite w tsber and dryer, a wise full of new furniture— xi so on? Why should a young couple el they have to start out ith everything in order to be • Mon. • Tues. • Wed. d t iq h liq h iA (Dsiah Qbby • DEAR ABBY: I nm a 17year-old girl. I had taro date* with an IB-y ear-old boy I've hail a secret crush on for a long time, lie was an hour late both times, but I didn't say anything. Then ho took inu to a big part), and wandered away. No­ body even knew who I was with. I had a horrible time. Later he took me to the Sen­ ior Prom and 1 never had a better time in my whuie life. He aald he had a great time, too, and 1 know he did. That was the Inst tima I saw him. I hgard that he is practically rushing an­ other girl off her feet. I want him to know that a f­ ter all I took from him, he can’t ireat me this way and get away with it, and if he were to call me up und BEG me for a date 1 would turn him down. How can I let him know how I feel? "WHO NEEDS HIMT" DEAR WHO: When lie calls you up and BEGS you for a date, tell him! • • • DEAR ABBY: Our adyear-old daughter has been married three timer. The first marriage was a mis­ take because they were both too young. (The boy's m oth-' er had to sign for him.) 10, 6 OZ. PKGS. ltt'.G. IIARH . 2/2lc ■ n • BOLOGNA • LIVER - CHEESE • OLIVE • PICKLE - PIMENTO “AJAX" 45 is oz. im*. LIQUID CLEAN ER...... 39c HATH HARM “AJAX" . 2/31C CLEANSER KEG. CANS . . . . . . . . . 2/33c “AIK DEODORIZER* AD . . . . . -giant pkg. 79c FLORIENT. . . . 7 oz. can 59c i , �I H oroscop e F o re c a s t T n d i j t A i |u t 11, 1M4 GENERAL TENDENCIES; A day whan the little things which can be dona to show you a rt thoughtful of the hopea and wlahaa p i othera la vitally Important, and you can certainly arrange lome Joint affalra that cement ro­ mantic tiea. However, tonight almost everyone becomes pret­ ty edgy, ao do nothing to arouae tempera. ARIES (March 21 to April IB) A heart to heart talk with aaeociatea reveala what la ex­ pected of you, end how beat to operate In the future. Be helpful In emotional matter*. Give them a chance to feel secure. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) If you look about you, you aee where you can make ar­ r a n t e menta, adjustment*, quickly to Improve conditions. Da helpful with fellow Work­ ers, also. They then respond In kind. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) You can use both hands and mind wisely In operating home more efficiently, har­ moniously. Favorably lmpreia those who live with you; they then respect you more. MOON CHILDREN (June 22 to July 21) If you are Tery efficient a t your dally duties, othera will take an In tern ' In aiding you, furthering your projects. Produce! Have u rharmlng evening with pala, sens arguments. LEO (July 22 to August 21) You need to asm more, and your first stsp is to In­ crease good vrill with othera, starting with thoss d o st to you. Have wlss talk*. Much benefit een come from such. VIRGO (August 22 to September 22) You hsve other fins talents which can be put into operation to Increaas abundanct. Do It now — aee your bankers, If necessary. Budget wiaaly. Be grateful for friendly Investors. L1BBA (September "3 to October 22) Ability for artis­ try, friendly partnerships is vary evident 111 your sign — make the most ef such today. Get busy with color, new con­ tacts, etc. Relax In PM. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 11) It Is now pos•Ibis for you to comprehend whatover has been hexy In the past. Be sura later to assist those who come to you with their problems. These can al­ so be emotional. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) Confid­ ing In personal friends for soma specific reason Is wiss, since they are loyal to you. They assist also In social alms. Join efforts In some constructive idea. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) Use that in­ genious streak In your na­ ture to get the support of higher-ups todey. Increase good will to ail appreciable extent. Evening fine for re­ laxation. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February IB) Get Impor­ tant dutiea handled quickly so that you can Inter look in­ to outlet* that are profitable. You have been aucceasful In certain arena In the paat. Ex­ pand In ibis. PISCES (February 20 to March 20) Uy using your In* tullivs faculties wisely, you now gsl the answers to vexing problems and idsas that have heretofore eluded you. Act on them quickly. He remantlc In PM. IF YtiUK CHILD IS UOUN TODAY, he or ehe will have such • charming nature that others take to your progeny very quickly but the social anob or antagonist will never be In this chart. Slant Uia ed­ ucation toward forming a partnership with right per­ sons, since much success comes from having this com­ mon (ouch with the public in general. “The Stars latpel, (hey do net compel," What you make of yeur life is largsly up to YOU I Carroll ItighUr's Individual Forecast for your sign for Sept, is now ready. Fur your copy send your blrthdate and |1.0(l to Carroll (tighter Fore­ cast Ths Sanford Herald, Dux 1B21, Hollywood 28, Califor­ nia. From classified to display, day In and day out. news­ papers a r t the finest advertis­ ing medium there U, accord­ ing In Orville W. Johler, pruiidyit of independent Gro­ cer* Am o . / OUR BOARDING HOUSE ttffr SanforS SrraIJS Pago 10 - Aug. 10, 1964 flfDK GLANCES By Galbraith HIM- SO M E OP YOU« O L D LIM E A N D V D U L L S L O W H IM DOW N TO J A WALK/— W 6 W A R N E D VO U A G A IN S T CUTTING A C R O S S W AT f ie l d w it h o u t c o v e r in g v o u r > N O S E / TOO KNOW WHAT R E D > d o e * to A Bu l l /. A % '£•«* 9 t a A a I » �It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results. 8 . Dojts * Cats • Pels Classified Phones I'mimi 9 ■ ■far 4 K irh m ir 322-5612 I'rn m S tm tnat* Cnuaty 425-5938 fl i n t D ire r* — No! Lfinv £ -a lllafinrf a►. a a fi | O9 Q if K a a iA Up to 5 | I | 1.50 | 1.50 I 1.50 * toll) | 2 I 1.50 | 1 50 | 2.40 11 In IS | 3 | 1.50 | 1.50 | .1.15 IS In 20 | 4 11.50 | 2.S2 | 4.20 21 In 25 | S | 1.S0 | 2-85 | 4.T5 25 In .10 | « | 1.S0 | 3.43 I 5.70 M in i m u m A d — I I.la* i r i t e S - l r l t r r w ard* p rr lia r) » l~ m M i n i m u m C h i r p * All h h l y D a t a A d i C h a r p a d a t 1 - D i r R a l* CLASSIFIED DISPLAY • 1.50 Per Inch (M inim um Inrhaa at S col a m a ERRORS T h » I t r r a l d Mill a a t ha r * . ■ p u n ilh li f o r m orn th a n aa* lirn r r rr t laiirtlo a. COPY T h r I t r r a l d r a i r r r r a t h i »rl* . l i a n a nf r a j a r l l a * o r r a . l a I n i a n r a d .a r lla a m a n t m klrh II d r r m i o h l o e l l o n a b l o t a (h r palter a t th la M i a . pap rr. CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST SO. Mlsc. For Sale ttd WILL accept best reasonable P ” N5 tt RABBITS oiler for 18 cu. It. stainless Approximately 60 rabbit* steel commercial refrigera­ 135 Male and Female *’h. 322-9197 tor. Good running condition Contact Dick Aiken or call DOGS RECEIVED for Adop­ 322-6825. tion, boarded. Animal Res­ cue League, 1700 W. Minne­ FREEZER, Upright, 20 cu. ft. 1200. 322-4734. sota, Del,and. Ph. 73I-1R16. 0us(orB ^rralb SWEETIE PIE Aug. 10, 1964 — Page 11 95. Houses For Sale By Nadine Seltzer 11 per Day Reolal for Electric Carpet Shampooer with purSHETLAND PONIES. 175 and chaae of Blue Lustre. Carup. Will pasture. Plenty rid­ roll'* Furniture. ing space. Ph. 322-5479. 4 YEAR OLD HOTPOINT HENS FOR SALE. 200. All Electric Stove with thermoMust Go! 35c each. Snyder's •taUc griddle Included. 185. Poultry Farm, Lake Jessup. 322-7075. n.VNO IN STORAGE Beautiful spinet-console stored OKRA. 322-0415. locally. Re ported like new Responsible party can take OKRA. PH. 322-6558. at big saving on low pay­ ment balance. Write Ml AC 15. Spcclnl Services Credit, 135 Simpson Dr., Rome, Georgia. COMPLETE Lawn A Yard Service. 322-2J10. CLUB ROCKING CHAIR 8c Scoop chair. Reasonable. 22. Plumbing 668-5100. KL C a te rin g - Food CLASSIFIED INDEX 25. Air Cnnd. & Heating AIR-CONDITIONING Hy FEDDERS H. B. POPE CO., Inc. 9 PIECE DINING R o o m Suite, Gas range. Odd piec es. Ph. 322 0454. Legal Notice 1— l*o»t * F o u n d 3— Personal* 4— B u u t y Ca r* s — D ay N ur»*ri»a t —C h ild C a ra I— D oe*—C a ti— Pat a 10— l- tv a ato ck 13—f lp ecU l Nolle*# 11—C a t a r i n a I I — P t a c a a to E*t IS— Bpactal Hervicaa 1*— S w l m m l n * Tool# IT— J a n i t o r i a l Ser vice* I I — D o-It-Tour»*lf IS— B u i l d e r * Hnppllaa 30— C o n o r e l * C n n a tr . SI — K o m i R r j i a l r a 33— P l u m b i n g 31— Palntlna W all P rillin g IS— A ir Coml. A I f a a t t n s 31— R a d io • T r le v la lo n 31— P h o t o a K<|ulpm*nl t o — l i o m a AppllutK-aa 11— Muab-al l i m t r u m a n l a 31— llu aln n aa K -|u lp m * n t 31—J o b P r i n t i n g I i —U p holatary 35— V a c u u m C l a a n a r a 37—M o v ln a A H t.i raaa 33—K x t r r n i l n a t u r a 41— P l a n t # — P l o w a r a — d e a d * SO— Mlac. F o r Halt S t— A r t i c l e * F o r I t a n t I I —S w ap o r K a c h a n s* SS— W a n t a d To B u y I S —F u r n l t u r a F o r Hal* SS— A n tiq u e * F o r H alt I S — Mnnay T o Ixian SO— i l u a l n t a a O p p o r t u n l l l a a 322-5612 F rom S anford E iohana# F ii-ririu i a v»ws: N O T IC E IS h e r e b y g i v e n l h a t I am e n g a g e d In b u a ln a a e at IS«n (South K r a n c h A venue, Hanfnril, Sem inol e C o u n t y , Klo rbla. un-ier l h a f l c t l t l o u a n a m e of K T A T b P R O D U C E COMPANY, and l h a t 1 Intend to rrg le te r aa ld n a m * w i t h t h a C l a r k o f t h a C i r c u i t C o u r t . H eralnulr C o u n t y , F l o r i d a . In a c c o r d a n c e w i t h the provlalona o f tha riclltlo u a N a m e f i a l u t e e . to • w i t : S ec. **°“ F lo rid a Statute# BART PILCHER, BROKER Personal Service Call 322-7408 Train lor U. S. Civil Service 87. llunlncHH Rentals tests. See our ad under Edu­ F o n LEASE—Service Station. cation-Instruction classifica­ Good location. Good pro­ tion. Lincoln Service. Es­ ducts. Good treatment. Ph. tablished 1918. locally 322-4342, or apply to the PURE OIL COMPANY. 77. Situation Wanted FORMER CARETAKER for Giants wanU yard work. HI*: c h a r t * * p, D e d m o n Very dependable. J a c k fi.'-ii-h Au* in. ir, ,] m 4 CD C-J4 Laurence, 322-4823. 91—F arin a—(irovaa 9 3—n u t ci C HI a l a A t r e a t * 93— H » u s* a F o r Ha la 91—H o u a a a —Hal* n r R a n t 97— Hnua* F o r I t a n t 100— R a a o rt R a n l a l a 101— Ti alter a—C a b a n a * 107—Mobil* H o m e* — Hal* 101— Mobil* H o m t a —I l e n t t i l l —T r a i l e r Hpaca— R a n t 10S—T r a i l e r L o t a —Hale 10*— A p a r t m e n t # F o r R a n t 7»S— lloom a F u r I t r n l t l o — H o t e l Ituu m* 113 — lt r n t . l l A g en t e 111—W a n t e d T o I te n l I I S — A uloa F u r Hala I I I —A u tn a — 8*1* o r T r a d * Its —T r u c k * F o r Hal* 110—A u t o m n t l v * Harvloo 171— P co o tara A Cycla a 173— l l n a t a A Motor* I I S —M a rin * Hup pllea 425-5938 From Hemlnnl# C o u n t y (D ial Dlraot) ACE BEAUTY SALON. Cret MAYFAIR BUILDING LOTS. of equipment. Ph. 322 4013. 102 Ft. frontage, 119 No. Scott Ave. Will consider 84. Real Estate • Sale reasonable offer. J. N. Rob­ son. Jr. Ph. 322-1535 or 322WANTED 0228. WEEK END RANCHER Who needs 4 acres of excell­ LAKE MINNIE ent pasture land, (fenced 6 LAKEFRONT LOTS with two flowing wells). Al­ Fully Improved so includes a modern to x 45 ft. '59 model bunk house Sewer, Water, SUe 112 x 180. Sacrifice 15500 Each. Char­ with Cabana and screened les Seligman. 1201 E. Robin porch. HURRY! "STAKE son A ve, Orlando. Phone YOUR CLAIM NOW." Ride 422 2576. Broker* Invited. Southbound Stage 3.4 miles from City Limiti. F o r schedule call NICE BUILDING LOTS In Mary. Any size avail, EVERETT A. HARPER Lake able. You NAME THE AGENCY • REALTOR TERMS. M85 S. Park Ave. HART PILCHER, Broker Fbones FA 2-2264 or FA 2 226:. 322 7498 RIVERFRONT HIDEAWAY Located in center of Shad A 95. Houhm For Sain B ail fishing on the beautiful St. Johns River a I960 in x NORTH ORLANDO. 2 bad. room, screened porch, nicety 55 Ft. Aluminum trailer iindscaped. 130 N. Cortez. completely furnished on large lot. Trailer, lot and 2 BEDROOM house, UT Gar­ tildes way with restful quiet­ rison Dr. Ph. 322-7708. ness and privacy may be yours for |8,SuO with Easy 3 nEDROOM, 2 bath home. Tcrma! Residential. 322 5596. Stemper Agency Legal Notice *1— M oney W a n t e d • I — f a v l n s * A. L o an as—I n a u ry n c a *»— School a A I n a t r u c l l o n * 70— E m p lo y m en t Sarvlraa 71— Xlala H a l p W a n t a d 73— F a n ia l* H a l p W a n t e d I t — Mala o r F a n ia l* H elp 7 4—Hair* H e l p W a n t a d 77—S i t u a t i o n W a n t e d I I — I n co m * P r o p e r l y S3— tl u a l n a a a P r o p — Hal* SS— R a i l K a t a l * W a n t a d S I— R a i l K a t a t * Hal* 17— R u aln aaa R a n l a l a •i)— Lola F o r Hal* 82. IIutiinesH Prop, • Sale 9(1. Lola For Sale FLEA MARKET Every Saturday & Sunday, 715 Men-women, 18-52. Start high N. Dixie Freeway, New Smy­ as 1102 a week. Preparatory rna. Antiques, Modern, Uaed, training u n t i l appointed Thousand* ol Jobs open, Ex­ Space Available. perience usuall neocssary. 1958 316 Chav, motor complete­ FREE information on Job*, ly rebuilt. 322 9311 after 5 salaries, requirement*. Write 322-7347, TODAY giving name, ad­ dress ami phone. Lincoln WORLD BOOK Encylopedla. Service, Box 85, Sanford Used, large type edition. Herald. Park Ave. Trailer C t , Lot 93, Sanford. KINDERGARTEN AUGUST SPEC. New canvass 1101 W. 20th St. (Rear) cots, 13.99 value, now 13 M. Mrs. J. W. Carter Army-Navy Surplus. 8til Year — 322 0517 Enrollment of 15 Only You can find anything you need advertised in the Her­ Bed in Pre school education Realtor Iniuror-Tra.let ald Cliastfled. 322 1991 1919 S. French Ave. 71. Mule Help Wanted AMBITIOUS? MAN to service Insurance IF You're willing to do a lit­ Debit in Sanford. Salary OLD NEWSPAPERS tle fixing and painting, you plus commissions with op­ will profit and be proud to portunity lor fast advance­ own this large 3 RR LAKEment Reply to p. 0. Bo* FOR SALE FRONT Home. Almost 2 1125, Sanford. acres (could bp divided la ter). Private but only 10 PAINTERS Experlenred only 25 LBS. • 50c mile* from town Reduced A .1 Adrork. 322 9558 to 115,100 with good terms. SANFORD HERALD 71. Mule or Female Help Call LOOKING FOR SECURE JOB? 103. Mobile Home* • Rant 115. Autoa For Sale LOCH ARBOR. Large 4 Bed­ HOUSETRAILER, 2 Room*, 1952 CHEVROLET. Excellent room, 2 Ba(h, pine panel­ condition. 322-7536. St. Johns Realty large carporte, connecting ed Florida Room, Central THE TIME TESTED FIRM large lot, Westslde, 150. Ph. 1958 MERCURY St*. Wgn. air, sprinkler system, patio, 118 N. Tark Ava. FA 2-8123 322-5118. New motor. 1385. 322-5598. 150X150 lot. Ph. 322-8522, 207 96. Houses • Sale or Rent 106. Apartments for Rent Ridge Rd. 1961 CORVAIR 700 4 door. 1995 1961 VOLKSWAGEN conver­ CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON Finn. Apt. 2300 ntenonvtlle. tible, 11195 LAKE. Call s v a n l n g a FURNISHED apartment*, 6 1961 VOLKSWAGEN S u lim 822-1597. FHA - VA HOMES blocks from downtown. 845, Wagon, 11195 2. 3, A 4 BEDROOMS THREE BEDROOM, 14k baths 160 and 185 per month. 1959 PONTIAC 4-door Hardtop, 1, m , k 2 BATHS G. I. loan, targe comer lot 1995 Some utilitiea furnished. Ph. KITCHEN EQUIPPED large shade treoa, 107 Tuck 322-3641. SANFORD MOTOR COMPANY LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT? er Drive, Sanford. 322-2288. 800 French Ave. 322-1383 For Complete Information NEAR NAVAL BASE 97. Houses For Rent See or Call Your •63 CORVAIR 700. 323-0384. Nicely Furn. 1 BR A pt Ph. 688 4323 FHA - VA 2 BR. Unfurnished house. Ph 2015 Sangord 322-8892. SALKS RROKKR AIR conditioned bedroom in A> Have The Home For You 2-BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ 3 room furnished apt. 165.00 111 E. 8th, 332-4285. ped. large corner lot. close te shopping centers, walking distance to Pinecrcst school. FURN. Apt. Cleie In. Jimmla 5685 PARK DRIVE Cowan. 322-4013. 63 Renault, 1993 bat, 143 m<v 182.50 mo. 2700 Magnolia 322-2420 322-7495 61 Renault, 1683 ha!. 132 mo. Ave. 3223754. EFFICIENCY. 140. 811 Park. GREENBRtAK 61 Opal Wgn.. 1742 bal, 133 mo. Choice Iota available hi 3-BEDROOM house, 702 Cher MODERN Fura. apu. Alan (W Ford Ang. 1599 bal,, |32 mo. okee Circle. 322 8438 Gretnhrler ef Leeh Arbor Storage space. Ph. 332-1374. 58 Rambler, 1499 bal. 124 mo. overlooking golf course. 2 BEDROOM furnished house 57 Ram. Wgn. 1611 hat, 131 mo. Custom building to your 108 W. 18th St. Ph. 349-3952 CLEAN tit Floor Apt. Pvt. 54 Metro, H96 bal, I2t mo. .58 Old*. Iflni bal, 131 mo. specifications. Greenbrier rnl. 1001 Palmetto, ORANGE CITY, all electric 57 Bulck, 1591 bat, Lin mo. developed by furnished home, 1-bedroom 1-Rnom Efficiency apt. with 55 Cadillac, 1599 bal. 131 mo KING5WOOD enclosed garage, elderly or pvt. bath A shower, suitable 51 Ford Wgn 1747 ha I, 133 mo BUILDERS, INC. middle aged couple, large for couple or tingle person 58 Chev., 1541 ba!., 129 mo. 202 Falrment Dr. or retired. All utititie* In­ 55 Fontiae, 1499 bal, 123 mo. lot. Phona Irma Williams FA 2-8074 cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ 58 Cadillac, 1787 bal, 137 mo. 775-3531. cated on U1 St., within 1 50 Ply , 1791 bal, 134 mo. 4 BEDROOM. 2 Baths. Flor­ 2 & 3 Bedroom Houaes block of 3 fro* parking lota 59 Chev., 1641 bal, 132 mo. ida Boom, cent, heat A airPayton Realty and sboppSsg renter. In­ 57 Old*. 1307 bal. 129 mo. conditioning. Ph. 322-4876. 322 1301 17-92 at Hiawatha quire at Manuel Jacobsoa 59 Ford. 1399 ha!. 123 mo. Dept, store 211 E. First St. 58 Chev. Cnv., 1742 bal. 136 mo. RENTALS $100 DOWN 57 Olds, 1597 bal, 137 mo. Furnished or Unfurnished FHA-VA HOMES W E L A K A APARTMENTS 58 Chav. Cav. 1895 bal, 139 mo. Ball-Blair Agency 114 W. Firet St. SEVERAL Outatanding 2 k 3 Ph. 322 5841 218 S. Park Ave 58 Lincoln, 1592 bal, 131 mo. Bedroom Home* available in 57 Ply. 1517 bal, 129 mo. all Areaa of Sanford. Let ua 1 BR. Furn. House. Ph. 668 2 LARGE Nicely furn. Duplex 58 Pontiac, 1774 bal, 133 mo. apis, l tlh Ave., Longwood, Show you Around I 5122. 58 Mercury, 1590 bal, 132 mo. 6 mi. from N.A.S. Fh. 83860 Falcon, 16M bal, 132 mo. NEW 2 Bedroom cottage, fully 3208. 58 Dodge. 160! bal. 133 mo. furnished, on Lake. Adults 3 ROOM FURNISHED GA­ 33 Chevy, |147 bal. 84 mo. only. Ph. 322-7434. 1001 S. Park Ave. RAGE APT. Water, electri­ 60 Lark, 1299 bal, |14 mo. FA 2-5232 anytime 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, large city furnished. Nice shady 55 Ford, f i l l bal, 13 mo. lnt. Available August to. 703 lot. Adulta only. Ph. 323-1305. 5« Mercury, 1117 ha I, 14 mo. Government Owned 53 Pontiac, 199 bal, 13 mo. Cherokee Circle, Sunland. Homen Ph. 323-0940. 1 BEDROOM Furnished apart­ ment. Cloae downtown. Ph. 3 BEDROOM house. Clean A 322-1482 between 9 A 5:30 close in. Call Jimmie Cowan REPOSSESSIONS, INC, Selection of 2, 3, and 4 Monday thru Friday; 322322-4013. Bedrooms located in varioue 4501 other time*. I flll SANF0RD AVKsections of Sanford l u l l OPEN EVENINGS UNFURNISHED HOUSE, Immediate Delivery bedroom, fenced yard. Lake FURNISHED Apt*. 822-6530. MONTHLY PAYMENTS Mary. 322 1507. Phone 322-4503 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED, FROM $50.00 utilities Included. A d u l t * 120. Automotive Service 1 BR. fura. house, Lake Mary. FOR THE BEST HOME only. Lake Mary. 322-4903. No pels. 322-3049. BUY VW SPECIALIST SEE YOUR LOCH ARBOR: Attractive un FURN. APT. 328 2000. WRIGHTS AUTO REPAIR furnished house, 2 bedrooms, 2 ROOM APARTMENT, Prl Foreign A Domestic screened porch, carporte, S. Sanford Ave. Acrone vate bath k entrance, 111 iillllly-elnragc, kitchen equip­ Mellonville, Ph. 322-3430. from H.L.1I. 322-0247. ped. Excellent condition. Ph. 322-2461. FURNISHED apartment. 401 COHEN RADIATOR SHOP Free ioapection, estimates, Palmetto Ave. LAKE MARY - Completely pickup, delivery. He coring refinished inside A out Un EFFICIENCY apartmant for 1 A repairs discounted. furniahed 5 Rooms, kitchen or couple, lights k water furn­ M itt E. 3rd. 823-3443 equipped, new carpeting, ished. 145. 332-7399. Auto G lu e, Tape Florida Room, screened A See* Gevera j porch, enclosed garage, 1 3 ROOM Furnished Apartment. Ph. 322-5927. block of Public Beach. AUTO GLASS & Adults or with small child HIK. Koome For Kent SEAT COVER CO. (IS. Ph. 322-4411. Office: 322 2118 >•4 W. ted St. FA 38931 SLEEPING ROOM, Private S BEDROOM HOUSE, U*Nights: 323-0700 bath and entrance. 382-39M. ALL WORK GUARANTEED furnished, 322-1837. 322 0840 2524 Park Drive AUTO GLASS 3-BEDnOOM, 2 bath, Fla. 115. Autoa For S alt \ Bank $ Stenstrom Realty PLUMBING USED LUMBER: 2x4 through Contracting Repairs 2x12. Sheeting and flooring FREE ESTIMATES 3220793. T X t* U I X R. L. HARVEY r ^ f iT * ■ 51. Arlirlea For Rent 704 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 1 oaiit writ©, *o m juat DICTATE my latter to you!1 ELDER SPRINGS RENT A BED RoPaway, Hospital A Baby PLUMBING Bedi. DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE By Day, Week, or Meath 322 7857 or 322-3125 Ph. FA 2-3181 116 W. 1st St 24. Well Drilling CARROLI 'S FURNtTURE WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, 55. Furniture For Sale SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Typei and Sires For the biggest selection of We Repair and Service nearly new and used furnl STINE lure, see Noll's Furniture Machinery and Supply Co. Brokerage in Casselberry 207 W 2nd St FA 2-6432 oa 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. 95. Houses For Sale $100 DO W N 10 . Poultry • Livestock CLEAN SIMMONS HIDE ABED SOFA 133; 1 tingle bed 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 with box springs A innerA. Itcauty Care AIR-CONDITIONING spring mattress A head REFRIGERATION board 120; Clean; 1 Mahog­ l'crraaoeat Special Sales and Service any Duncan Phyfc Console Our Budset Wave Now JCL'Jj FREE ESTIMATES Table $5; 2 single head Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop Ph. 322 6154 boards, both for 15; 3100 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-0834 Ed Callao 11. Musical InHtrumentM Park Ave. Ph. 322 6589. COMPLETE BEAUTY SERFREE ESTIMATE VICE. Reasonable prices. Piano Tuning and Repair Upholstering A Mattress ran Free parking, 2nd A Oak. W L. Harmon - FA 2-4MI ovating. New A Used Furnl llarriett'a Beauty Nook, 105 lure. Call Nix Bedding Mfg 35. Vacuum Cieaneru S. Oak, 322-5742. Co., at 709 Celery Ave FA 2-2U7. SANFORD VACUUM SVC. ACE BEAUTY SALON la closed. Customers call Cut YOUR REXAIR DEALER Sell Ua Your Furniture. 256b S. Park 322-6611 'N Curl Beauty Shop. Quick Service With the SALES - PARTS - SERVICE Cash. SUPER TRADING PEBMANENT SPECIAL lor POST. FA 2-0077. August, 16 complete. Haiel 43. Plants, Flowers, Seeds Porter Reauty Shop, 1164 W. CALADIUMS, large beautiful Used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Bought • Sold. 25th. 322-1321. plant*—8c each (while they Larry's Mart 215 Sanford Iiat). BELL'S NURSERY, 1 Ava. Ph. FA 2-4112. IANFORD HERALD mile west Big Tree Park— off Hwy, 17-92. FURNITURE, 6 moa. old. 701 WANT ADS Cherokee Circle, Sunltnd 50. Mine, For Sale 322-8252. BRING FAST BILL’S BARGAIN BARN RESULT* 69. Schooln & Instruction* BARN OF 10,000 Itema open days. 1300 Grapevllle HOLLY AVE. Ave., Sanford, Fla. KINDERGARTEN JUNIOR KINDERS READY MIX CONCRETE xaT K K o r M i.t: 2427 HOLLY AVENUE N o lle* l i h « r« b y g i v e n ( h i t ratio*, Floor, Free Estimate* Pb. 3223560 p u r s u a n t le ( h r ( I m t d i ' - n i n f f o r r o l o a u r * a n d u l i r t u r r r d Sills, lintels, iteps, blocks, The Fine* In In (he c i u a r p e n d i n g In lh « sand, cement, rock, pipe, Prc School Education C i r c u i t C o u r t In anil l o r Crm lsteel, grease traps, dry n o lo C o u n t y , F l o r i d a , n a r .fluewells. Stepping stones. Vat h u i n b r r KITS. I tie u n d e r a l g n e d C l a r k will ar il ih» p r o . MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. U. S. CIVIL SERVICE p o n y a l l u i t r i l In a r i d C o u n t y 309 Elm Ave. 322 5751 d o r c rl b o d i i : TESTS I L o t I. B lo ak D. BUNLAND EBTATFI*. A au lollvlalon. a c c o r d i n g to a p l i t t h r r r o f , n c o r d r d In I 'U I Honk I t , p a g r i IS t o J J o f Ilia P u b l i c I l r c o r d a o f B r m l n o l a C'ounty. Florid*. T o g o i h r r w i t h l h a f o l lo w in g l l a m a of p r o p a r t y l o e a l a d In a n d p r r m a n r n l l y Inatallad aa a p a r t o l t h a I m p r n v a m a n l a on a a ld lan d ! O na f t u o T l i a r m f o l l l W all l l e a l r r w / t a n k . S lo d lt 1)1> «. Herlal 1SKJ1SS4J. O na OK ( a l r c t r l c i t t a n g a . Modal lO JItnV H . Sarto] T R O IIS S 1 . On# OK f e l e r t r l r ) I l r f r l a a r a l o r . Modal LABI 1R, Har­ tal N IUJ. K lavrn Vanatlan Mllmla. ( r n r l a l i m a n i i f a c l u r t d by H tnkarlk OI**a A Caln t C o m p a n y . S a n f n rd . F lo rid a , n o m odal o r a a r l a l n u m b era T o g a lh a r w ith all atructu rn and Im proram rnta n o w a n d h a r a a f l a r on aald lan d a n d f l x t u r r a . a l t a c h ad I h r r a t o , a n d all r a n t a . laauaa. p rn caad a. and profiia accruing and to a e r r u a f ro m aald p r a n ila ra all nf w h l r h a r a Inrltidad w i t h i n l h a f o r e g o i n g de». rrlp tlu n and tha h ahandum t h e r e o f ; alao a l l gaa, a t a a m •1 *4t r i e , w a l a r . a n d o t h a r h eating, cooking, t a f r lg a r atlng. lig h tin g , plum bing v e n t i l a t i n g . I r r i g a t i n g an d p n w a r ay alan ta. m i c h l n a a . appllanraa, d ilu te * and appurlatiancaa, w hlrh now arc o r m ay h e r e a l t n prrl a l n to, o r b a uaad w ith , In o r o n aa ld p r c m l a ra . t r a n t h o u g h t h e y ba d c t u h c d or datachabla. a l p u b lic aalr, t o l h a h l g h r a t a n d b r at b id d e r fo r ta a l l a l II o 'c l o c k A. M o n t h a l l t h day of AugUftt 1X4 a t t h e F r o n t f lo o r o f t h a Bem lnola C o u n t y O i u r t h o u a a In Ban fo rd . F l o r i d a (B E A U A r t h u r If. B e c k w i t h . J r .. C l r r k of (ha C i r c u i t C o u r t B y : M a r t h a T. V lhlen D ep u ty Clark UKAI D A L I- I IH ID L K V AND LEW IS A tto rn ay a for P lain tiff 40 N o r t h C o u r t S t r a i t , Poet O ffice Boa | f ] 4 O r la n d o , F l o r i d a PuMI*h Aug. l a , 1944 C lH j- a l Stir It Pays To Use The HERALD >Vant Ads. Repossessions Seminole Realty National $100.00 DOWN V A - FH A Property Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T REALTY room. kitchen equipped, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS draperies. 1135 mo. 322 5836 Realtor evenings 322-7480 daya. Raymond Lundquiat, Aaao. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 2 BR, unfurnished house, $90 mo. Air-conditioncd. Dll. 6io WE LIKE TO DO E. 14th St. J. N. Robson Jr. BUSINESS 322-1515 or 322-0228. with people utio can recog mi* a true value in thla 2 2 2 BEDROOM H O U S E S , space healer, kitchen equip­ bedroom home. Include* ped. Available Aug. 5 A electric kitchen, fireplace, Aug. 28. 322-2858. wall to-w.dl carpel, fenced yard, well and pump for watering, plus niiny more 1(10. H n u irt Kenlaltt extras. All this in a nice HUTCHISONS neighborhood a n d o n l y OCEANFRONT APTS. 110,000 with 1500 down and 339 So. Atlantic 175 per month. Daytona Beach Call 322-40.58 SO U TH W A RD Investment k Realty 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9173 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, screen­ ed patio. Ph. 323-mci. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY New H o m e , West Fourth NEW HOMES Street, Just off Persimmon. Crystal Lake Park—Lake Mar> Shown by appointment Ph. Call 838 3911 Collect. 322-3581. Shown Daily 1-T NORTH ORLANDO RESALES NEW HOMES Available in Sanford area and Like new, 2 A 3 BEDROOM MASONRY Homes. 1 A 2 liongvtood area (6 mi. So. on Baths, Kitchens Equipped. 17-92). Ready for occupancy 1100 Down. Payments loss 165 00 per mo and up. than rent. Salea office: 802 Highland Ave. HELMLY REALTY Longwood, Fla. Ph. 322 1841 8311-3911 Collect . wvikijIH wfl'.Hiki Deltona! 1962 Rambler Ambassador Cudlom 4-door. A good stolid economy car, air conditioned, atandard tranu* mlesion, power steering, clean. • AUIOWAIK rt A SHI k 5 • AUIOWAIK liV tlk t D IC K ’S APPLIANCE SERVICE 510 Hanford Ave.. 322.7658 CALL J IM BENTON for demonatration. Days 322-0711 INSTALLED Senkarik Gians and Paint Company 310 MsgnoUa Pb. rA 3-408) 36 OLDSMOBILE Holiday 4-door, air-condition, RAH, 1211. Iloatn & Motors needs motor work. 8100. 110 FISHING BOAT wlUi Control*, Lake Dot Drire. motor and trailer, 1810. Ph. 322-7775. 62 CORVAIR Monsa, 4 speed, RH, bucket seats, white-red interior. |1200. Call 322-3797 IDEAL FOR FAMILY. 17* Swift, 75 hp Johnson, Gator 58PLY MOUTHBKLV KDER E frailer. Extras. 322-4173. 4 Door HT, 1 local owner, auto trana., RAH, power 17' Class Boat, 50 hp motor, Tilt trailer. Many extra*. steering Good motor A body, Reasonable. 322-2679. 1150. Ph. 323 0453 or see at 121 Garrison Dr. Gateway to T le waterway 1P37 OLDS MOBILE^ Straight Robson Sporting Goods shift, 1200 ph. 322-3454. Your EVIN RUDE Dealer 101. Mobile Hnnirn • Sale 504-6-0 E. 1st. Ph. FA 8-1001 196.1 FORD Cortina 2 Dr. Se’63 EXPANDO, 3 BR. 55 x 10. dan. Named "International Sacrifice. 11300 equity. Ph, Car of the Year" by Auto322-7182. Umveriiim Magazine. Up to 32 MFG! European Quality 1-2 and 3 Bedroom* Built! Sparkling Blue and NEW and USED IJke New! Only 11391! ! Call Awning* A fahanaa Tim Adams at Holler* of QUALITY MOBILE HOMES Sanford. Downtown, 322-0711. Hwy. 17-92 S 322-2562 1962 Ford F250, »♦ ton 6 Cy. 103. Mobile Homed • Kent Under engine. Low mileage, 1 BEDROOM HOUSETRAIL­ overload springs, Van type body. A real buy at 11495. Radon*. Stock** * M a st am t ER furnUhrri. Adults only. Ph. David Smith, 322-0003 t(tat*it communltr t* hi*t 175 mo. Ph. 322 1187. minutai from you. Drtva ovar nights, 322 0711 Days. today tnd ato tor youraalf 1 2-BEDROOM and 1 3 bed­ 16**# aoaciou* domaaltaa that tail «oc only t i l l ) , inchidiiw room, Bowman's Trailer Cantral Walar Main* an* Court. 668 4908. Yoo Ncad Pivad S tratlil Voo'U ba amazad! *10. itant you on the Ite’al-EB-tate’ way le beat dwealm a n l,^ ^ , Before you buy see 33 FORD, good body, good mechanical condition, Call 322-0640, Claude Harroll. Nights 322-4979 be hit Res’i-den'tial Com-mer’cial In-dus’tri-al D-I-A-L Adelaida or Merla (m ) •a aen to we toe FoinktU la , M ac k la'a tom ou * h e m e e n d la p la y in m e F l e t i d * e a d i b i t a t t h e N .Y , Wot id a F a ir! V o o 'U a l* e M i d to lo u r th e \ l o th e r e e u p u i d i ranee fetm ♦ 322-3829 * MERLE W. WARNER * RE'AL-TOR'S • 708 So. Park Ava. Sanford, Fla. 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Pur* B h ( Hamburger 15o Birch Baer 1Or/ Fatnoue-Blend Coffee lO o / Milk 15o / Tomato Juice lO e Orange Juice lS c -2 S e / Thick Shakee l« e / Soup 15e / French Frlea 15e ChiU 25e / Donuts and Pastry 5 c -7e -lg c / z Eggs, Toast, Grits S S e * S �C an al Need Old 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 O l 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, y 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 0 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 f 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 y 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 p 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. » No Increase j^ a n fo rfr f c r a l f r In Millage Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Z ip C o d a 3 2 7 7 1 W EATHER: VOL. 56 Parole Officer Cites Parents' Responsibility 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. New Students Asked To Sign Holley Goes To Barry’s Summit 2 Casselberry Town Officials Resign 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 Mrs. Cowan Not Involved T a rtly c lo u d y United Tress Leased Wire 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. A New* Item in The Heretd yesterday Identified the 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. Herald Index 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 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 th ro u g h W ed n esd ay Established 1008 wi t h e e n tte re d * e h o w e r a : h i g h t o d a y 8 8 - 0 2 ; lo w TUESDAY, Al'UUST 11, 1 9 6 4 to n ig h t In 7 0 s . SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 253 mwA... Mrs. Harkey Gets Chore As Acting City Manager Brenda Fading MIAMI turn - Tlie 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 t i l 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. season's second tropical storm, Brenda, lost some of it* punch By Dottle Austin Knowles was named Acting ance Director Henry Tamm Monday and began breaking City Editor City Manager for two day* fly lo New York to sign water up in the North Atlantic. Mr* Mary Harkey. secre- this month, while Knowles, revenue bonds, August NJ and Wife Next? tary to City Manager W. E | Mayor A. L. Wilson, and Fin- 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 Mrs. G. Checkup 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 w Iki Joined in p ra is in g Mrs. nominee, was undergoing a Hut k e y '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 Body Found missioners this morning in departments, provided extra and meetings with marine en­ HIALEAH, t u r n — 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 LBJ’s Guest 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 .MRS. MARY HARKEY period ha* anybody's taxes in the field amt had excellent Justice Aides 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 Jackie Thanks 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 than commensurate with pri- message to Greek Prime Min­ Member* of tlie City of front nun inn nml motel com­ wrecks we have lo have Indore Manford'a Zoning uml Plan­ plex development be con­ it Is 'sufficient'," said one American owned luxury yacht, ister G e o r g e Papandreou, today called President Tito rilled for a speedup In cur­ ning Board have gone on rec­ st tuctoil ns soon ns the engi- commissioner. At tlie public hearing on her thanks for courtesies Heeling data reveals that rent Cyprus talks in Geneva, ord ns unanimously endorsing such n program is feasible condemnation of buildings at shown her in Yugoslav water*. Switzerland, and predicted It development of I lie c ity 's wa­ and prnclicul anil in tlmt: 701 and 707 West 9th St. own­ was jmiijble to reach agree­ Crash Kills Youth A woman housed in the city ed by Agrenla Constantine, terfront, to ssin g in an Olymp­ "They rceognizo lliut the ment "within a month." MIAMI BEACH (UPl) A Jail on a drunk and disorder­ ic pool with other construc­ Wliter front Development Pro­ 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 tion. gram may not monetarily pay went out of control on a curve tress In her rell last night, notice to "repair or demolish." S i i j b t Sabres aent over lha The board met Aug. 0 and for itself in the next few Three recoin mend at Ions from here Monday night, killing one police reported today, anal had drew up n memorandum years, hut that in other aieaa the Zoning and I'lannlng Com­ of thp youths, Mitchell Kaplan, an additional charge lodged Kokkina area of northwest which was presented to City wbeie marinas have been es­ mission were heard. One wa* 16, Tlie other six all were In­ against her of defacing and Cyprus took no offensive aotinn. Commissioners at their meet­ t abl i shed, the lorn I commun­ a unanimous endorsement of jured, one critically. destroying city pn>|>crty. He said tile planes, on a ities have prospered and the ing Monday. Police identified the woman the waterfront development Members of the Zoning and local governments have gain­ plan and urg<-d the commiss­ Held In Slaying as Carrie Kensle and said she reconnaissance mission, re­ ported "not very im portant" Planning lluaiil, with Clifford ed monetarily from an inioner* to proceed with con­ ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS, N. had threatened to set fire lo a ground fire. McKibliin, chairman a n . Art eteased tax revenue. struction as soon a* live en­ J. (UPl) — Eugene Morre, 39, house at inifl Orange Ave. Harris, Roliert Harris, William "Therefore, the Board rec- gineering data reveals that of Weal Pilm Reach, was or­ lodged in (lie city Jail on the Bush, A1 Is'o, Dr. Brooke ominriid* Unit the City create such a program Is feasible dered held in $5,00(1 hall Mon­ first charge, site was trans­ Cars Smeared Smith, Pat Johnson, Mason the land and rent the land to ami practical. day night on a manslaughter ferred to the county jail after Vandals smeared catsup \\ bai ton and Joe Davis. private enterprise for the Commissioner* set a puts charge in the death of Charles the second incident, police re­ over several ears parked near Text of the memorandum motel, restaurant, and Olymp­ lie hearing lor Sept. 11 on an K. Goldsm ith. 19, of Pslson, port. Bonds totalling $315 •HU Vllilnn Hoad Monday night, h a n d e d to ronimliiloner* ic pool development. Amt amendment to the zoning o r­ N. J. wv-re placed against her. police reported today. reads: further that, it, is felt that dinance delrting tlie dry clean­ "The (Zoning nod Planning) the municipal and hotel inter­ ing operation in tlie C-l zone Board gives their unanimous est should Join on runinmn and combining dry cleaning support and strongly recom­ ground to entire AAU regula­ and laundry o;>eratio* in the mend* to the City Commis­ tion swim meets to meat In C-2 zone. sion that the proposed Ukr Sanfnfd in the motel pool." 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 n sh o p Knowles to have city survey The State Board of Health the essential Information. House-approved hill by voire craws make surveys on 21th today urged parents who have Application must include the St. and also on Orange and vote. Ih e legislation, an es­ SANFOltD! children starting school this full name nf the child; the Willow Avenues lo see whe­ sential element In the Presi­ fall Ur obtain certified copies full narri! of (he lather; full ther an opening could be made dent's election plans, will em­ of the birth certificates im­ maiden name of the mother; tV re, if property owners bark the government on a mediately. the day, month, yrar, rily and agree to give the city an • a»e- broad program of financial as­ At the same Ume, Everett county of birth; whether thu ment. sistance to areas where porkH. William* Jr., director of child is male or female; and The former e g re s s to the eta of poverty persist amidst the board'* Bureau of Vital 'he child'* ra n The original area, Glenway Drive, was general prosperity. Statistics, cautioned that hos­ birth certificate n u m b e r blocked off by an Irate pro­ TRIM, SUM A key provision will estab­ pital birth certificates are not should be included if possi­ perty owner a few months CASUALS FOR lish youth ramps to train accepted by school*. Olficial ble. ago, and in view of the fact young men and women In new ACTIVE GIRLS birth certificates arc issued If (lie child was born in an­ that the widening of 25th St. ■kills and give them outdoor by the Bureau of Vital Statis­ other state, the certificate will auon hamper travel on tics anil some county health must be obtained from that that road, the Zoning and conservation experience, The I lo i t bill also will provide aid to departments. Williams also state. Planning Board recommend­ AA-II advised against waiting too A full photocopy or a wal­ ed (hat 24th St. be opened to ■mall businessmen and farm­ long to obtain a birth certrii- let sized b i r t h registration provide access. Among other er* to underwrite local anti­ Cotton a r m y duck u p calion. He said "Although we card encased in plastic may things, property owners ob­ poverty projects. It la certain lo be an issue pern are air cooled, are pro.-iSJ ng shout 500 birth be obtained from the bureau. ject to the removal of several eertificatiorif a day right now, The type wanted should be very large old live oak tree* in the presidential election Lontc-weur rubber aoles we can give fast service. La­ specified. A fee of II for each that are standing on the right campaign. in buff crepe design, Sen. Ilarry Goldwater, the ter, during any last minute copy or card must accompany of way. italanced arch, tapered rush by parents, service will the application. The commissioner* instruct­ Republican nomine* for I’reitoe atyle. Sanitized®. be slower, A child can miss The board also suggested ed Finance Director Henry idant, opposed tha bill when White o n l y . an entire year of rf.’mxd un­ that before starting the first Tamm lo take over the duties it flrat passed U* Senate July less a birth certificate it ob­ grade, the child have a phy­ of tlie city manager while 23, aa a hodge-podge of dis­ tained in Ume." sical examination and all the Knowles attends a City Man­ credited programs resurrect­ OPEN WED. AFTERNOON Application iurm i may be b ' a 1 c inoculations against ager's Association meeting ed from the New Deal 193u'a. obtained from a county health whooping cough, polio, small­ Saturday and Sunday and Goldwater signed a blistering AND Fill* NIGHT TILL 9:00 department but a letter will pox, typhoid, dipthuria and takee ■ weeks vacation from Senate GOP condemnation uf uc adequate If ii contain* ail tetanus ( lockjaw j, the bill' aa being designed "to August 17ih tu £lrd. ★ ★ ★ Avery Cites Gains With No Tax Raise More Turk Jets Fly Over Cyprus Marina Endorsed By Zoning Board Prisoner Sets Fire To Bed Anti - Poverty Bill Sent To LBJ Pupils' Birth Papers Urged B A C K -T O -S C H O O L V A L U E S! IV � 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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Q uiz: W ould You Like To Be The Boss? tta Impartaaca af aalf raUaaea la prapara trainaca far tta tay caaipaay paaiWaul to ho a booot Ueaa af flora management. Wall — To aaa how yoa rata aa m maaaiamaat material, give yoaraalf to potata far each "yas” la tta following quia, five poiata lor each "halfi la M a i y n " and arm for each "no." a aaaacar, taring a toagMr rh e a aaa tta acorlag table at j s t ftsa yeu can U ad h ipslla to t aad. aatr w m tf aad f*flur*. Oa tta atta r band, if yea do have what II Uta«, knowing that No quality la more importyen hava M wifi tatp give you to aa executive. Tta opinion tta toeeativa to »ustota a other* have of you la oftea a dries to tta top. reflectioa of what you think I f u n i a t la E at H. Jordan, about them; If you like them, executive viaa praaldtst of tta they'd Ilka you — aad work J. C. taantjr Company, attry- for you. Thla doaen’t mean aaa wta atptraa to raadi tta that you muat be friendly to MglNa af msasgs msnt should tta point where you fall to aak ItaBStlf 10 taala quos- crHJeiae poor effarta. It doea mean, oa tta other hand, that your criticism ahould ba aim­ yaid ftlck by which all Pen- ed at helping your aubordia* iaaa fa n ara n * n - ate, aaver at merely booetlag I la whkh they must your own ago. Da yea realty know year tnialiif p r o g r a m lab? Dimes Savers Pose Problem For II. S. Hint Whaa tta man tied Ma tie aad pat aa hit coat, ba atao took tta dime from hia dreseer. Oa hie way to work, ho aaad tta dimt to buy a paper. T ta aewaboy epent the dime for a cup of coffee at a shop where tta proprietor gave the dim# in change to a man who bought a pack af cigarettes. This man left tta dime oa a tip when he bought lunch and tta waitrvae epent it for bobby pine that afternoon at tta <i»— store. Tta dimo atora gate H la change to a woman wta bought a pair of nunglaaaoo and aha epent it for a roll of mlnto at the candy ehop. Tta man In tta candy •hop gave the dime In change to a man who bought hla wife a boa of chocolate*. In a alngl# day, the dim* oarvad aa a medium of ex­ change In eight tranaaeIlona. Dut there It atopped. For the man whe bought th* choco­ late* la net only a thoughtful huaband, ha la alaa a dlmoaavar. When he got home, he dropped the dime In a cigar box bi hla drecaer drawer whera It will remain—along with 167 earlier dime*—and more to tome. |a the dime-aaver doing wrong? Not in th* ueual aenae. In fact, he I* practic­ ing thrift through caving, a generally accepted virtue. Hut today our country la in the throe* of a coin ahortog*. No body rlalma thla shortage ia being cauaed by dlme-aavera, but th# dreener-drawer depot It, tta piggy-hank balance and th* auger-bowl supply are an eient and widespread customs and account for literally Ml lions of roina now deaperately needed to ease tha naeda of retail trade. Both U. 8. minta are now working overtime to Increaae coin production, and another mint la to ba ronatrurted. In the meantime, roina already minted muat he kept in cir­ culation if both retailer and eonaumer are not to ahara In a frustrating Impaaae a t th* aaeh register. Do your ahar*. Take your eeina to the tank and turn them In for paper money. Or bettor yet, put them in a sav­ ings account whera they’ll multiply through the magic ef Interest. That’a an added benefit you'll never get from your dresser drawer. T t wining to state amwaas •laa taw la do oomathlng, progressing at tta same clip. you’re tta "responsible" Usd There’* nothing wrong with dock-watching to long oa you who'a Utaly to go placca. Aro yoa wBtag to b a n ? u u tta dock as a stimulus to T ta potential e s a e u t l v o work, not aa aa escape iron knowa that ta must literally K. lo an to aucceed — by taking Are yon aa aptfartst? m i , talking to superior* A good executive Is optimis­ of mors experience, co-work- tic and enthusiastic about his a, keeping up with trade job aad hla company and literature. Dot technical know­ seeks to looter this construeledge ia not tta whole story. five approach ia Us co-work­ T ta development of lifelong ers. Do you "talk-up" your "study habits" that have little firm when you’re a m o n g to do with booUorc; recognis­ friends, instead af joining tha Do you try to dream up ing tta aeede of customers, futile chorus af gripers? ideaa that will attract dwto- talking to people about their man, tecraaaa aalaa, aava needs and preferences; learn­ the company money? Do you ing all you ran about the The hast way to time your undort land aad work at tta people your firm serves —all speed in the race for success important function af finding help you do ■ more effective Is to keep a record of year the moat efficient way to gat job now and boost your man­ performance. No matter what your Job is, note how much agerial potential. thiagi done? you accomplished each weak Do yew accept eritklaas Do you aoab m p auriMIRy? or each mooth. Set your awn If you look around for soma- graciously? goals. Taking criticism personally thing to do whoa your Iramcdlato aialgameat la fulfilled, If Is not only a sign of immatur­ Score yourself as follows: you atay with a job whoa ity — It's a sure way to cheat *3 to loo points — you have othora would let down. If you- yourself of good will and val­ It, aad ara a prims manager uable pointers. If you honestly prospect with an excellent think your critic Is wrong, llklihood of reaching tta top. speak up and make counter- 13 to M — You are definite­ suggestions. But be sure you ly maaageaMOt material, but apeak from knowledge and you'll be wise to step up your not from hurt pride — especi­ efforts if you want to live up ally if it’s tta boss whose to your potential. 76 to SO — You can make It, opinion you're challenging. Can yen express yourself but you have a lot of compe­ Uclpatlon ia civic and com­ tition. Ask yourself bow you well? munity endeavors as outstand­ Unleu you can phrase your can Improve. ing qualifications for this po­ thoughts dearly and concise­ U to 70 — the odds are ly, you're not adequately against your landing a job in sition. Hultart, a Maitland area equipped to tell others what top management unless you resident for over IT years, is to do. Numerous personnel ean lick those traits that have a member and past president studies hava shown that exe­ cost you so many points. of tta Maitland Chamber of cutives la every field tend to Below U — being a mana­ Commerce, aod a member o£ have above • average vocabu ger isn't everything. Your best tha Winter Park Chamber of larlea. If you know you're bet is to seek success as a Commerce. In additloa, he is weak hare, or In the spelling spouse and as a eitisen. If a paat vice-chairman of the or grammar department, cor­ you hava tta gumption a man Weklva District, Boy Scouts rect these deficiencies before agement position ia barely possible, but you would prob­ of Amarica, and an elder and they hurt your chances. ably be happier seeking a trustee of Maitland’s First Doea time fly ? career in another direction. If It eceras to stand still, Presbyterian Church. He is a mamber of tta Central Flori da Navy League and a dlree G reat Savings On Easy Term s lor of the Mental Health As­ sociation of Orange County. FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE He Is part committee chair­ man of the Plant • Engineer log Committee of the state­ wide Florida Telephone Asso­ ciation. RIGHTS RESERVED Locke Visits Lions Club By Jane Casselberry Tha Llona Club of Caasalberry received an official visit last Thursday night from Claude E. Locke of taeshurr, district governor of 36-0, a t a meeting held at the Trada Winds Cafeteria In Seminole Plata. Lock* gave a report on th* Llona International Conven­ tion held thla aummer In Tor­ onto, Canada. Other diitinguithed guesta at tha meeting were Deputy District Governor At targ e, Sam I- Shaw, Mt. Dora, and Deputy District Governor for Krgion Three, Harold A. Jen­ kins of Orlando. To emphasis* the problems of the blind and encourage Interest In the club's light conservation program, Lions Milton Freeman and Hibbard fasaeltarry ate their aalads while blindfolded. Spectators Gored SAN SEBASTIAN DE LOS REYE8 , Spain (UP1)—More than 3(1 peraons were knock­ ed down or gored by ait stampeding fighting bulls her* Sunday during an "enrlerro," when ihe streets are barricaded off and th# bulls herded along them to the bull ring. Spectator* are allowed to run with th* bulls. 25th fr P A R K , S A N F O R D B E SURE TO BRING IN YOUR “CHEER", "IVORY LIQUID", “COMET" A “DASH" COUPONS! “HOOD - 33** “KELLOGG’S" CORN FLAKES QT. 8 OZ. BTL. PKG. Limit: 3 With Tour «3 Or Moro Food Order, Please. Limit: 3 With Your 33 Or More Food Order, Please. “SHURFINE" “CAMPBELL'S" EVAPORATED MILK TOMATO SOUP £ 0 TALL TALL CAN CAN M A T H E R of Sanford An employe of the Winter Park Telephone Company for ovar 31 years, Hultart has risen "through the ranks' from lineman to hla present position as executive vice president, lie was elected to t h e Telephone Company's board of directors in 1962. Ilulbert ia marired to the former Isabelle M. McNair. Mrs. ilulbert, as well as the couple's four children, Jim­ my, Chuck, Grace and San­ dra, were all born in Mait­ land. HU parents, Mr. and Mri. Ernest E. Ilulbert aWo reside in Maitland. South Seminole Bank was rhartrred in 1961, opening on June 26 of that year. The pro­ gress made by this financial institution over the past 3 years U indicative nf the ra­ pid development of the Millland • South Seminole County area. Resources of South Sem­ inole Bank hava increased to their present total approach­ ing 17.000,000. South Seminole Bank now cmploya 20 and continues to expand its facilities as de­ mand wararnts. SAG W E'LL BE OPEN MONDAY* SEPT. 7, LABOR DAY. LIQ U ID BLEACH Telephone Official Gets Post In Bank E. 0. Banka, president of South Seminole Bank, Fera Park, today announced tta election of Ruaaell P. Hal­ bert to memberihip oa tta bank'a board of dirt etora. Tha board of diractori la naming Hultart as a new member pointed out hia bullnail career and genarous par- 9< Q U A w n rY fob wet! la tta only way you eaa ad­ vance to a better aoe, far peat performance la what potential leadera ara judged aa. Yen'll do your job better if you know why you da M — Juat where you and your job fit into tta total company picture. Thla win aet aaly Improve your marale, but, by giviag you a batter graap af tta organisa­ tion’* aet-up, prepara you for tta neat atop up. Da yea leak far bettor ma- Limit: I With Your 33 Or Mors Food Ordtr, Please Bed Room Suites “SEALD-SWEET" FROZEN U. 8. NO. 1 WHITE POTATOES • LEMONADE • LIMEADE IQ 5 9 1 LB S. BARTLETT PEARS OR PRUNE • • • • la Sea Foam Grey or Daaish Walnut P LU M S 6 OZ. Raokras# Bed Doable Dresser aad Mirror Roomy Cheat Mattress and Matchiag Bos Bpriags by Southern Cross CAN 2 *15 8 u s- 2 9 * EASY TERMS - OPEN FRI. NITES M A TH ER FLA. GRADE “A" of Sanford Fryer Parts SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT 20.1-09 E. la t ST. 322-0983 LE G S • T H IG H S 9 BREASTS (with rib) Club T o Stage ‘Victory Meet* By Jan* Casselberry T ta S e m i n o l e County Young Republican Club has announced a "Goldwater Vic­ tory Strategy Meeting" to be held at • p.m. Tuesday in tta Caucus Room of Florida State Bank in Sanford. E. Pope Bassett, president ef tha club, emphasises that all Seminole County voters, regardless of party affilia­ tion, who really want to do something tangible to help in t t a campaign are invited to attend. "Thla meeting," ta said, "is not for those who would just Uka to talk politics but for those who want to work for Goldwater and arcomplish soma practical political re•sits." 50 EXTRA n K H H K Situated on Urge individually landscaped lota Features include central hr a t and air conditioning TWO NEW HOMES NOW COMPLETE 50 EXTRA With This Coupon A r ta P arttaso Of "Blue Bonnet" OLEO 3 On* Lb. I'kgs. Sir ----Coupon rood at your T hrtftw ay" Oaly Thru Wed.. September 9. With Thla | A TSoP arrtaae Of "Patio" ENCHILADA DIN NEKS 13 Os. Pkg. S9c 50 EXTRA G O LD BOND S TAMP S Coupon rood at year "Thriftway* Only Thru Wed., September 9. G O LD BOND With ThU )Ci/upta 1, The Purchase Of Earh Pkg. Of STAMPS "Crater Hlieed" HAM ICaupoa rood a t your "Thriftway" Only Thru Wed., September 9. MODERN KITCHENS BY i i La Choy" C -L _________# . CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ^ iW S u n a J n S u l Custom Building Our Specialty General Office a i l W 36th St. 3 2 2 -3 lO t Sales Office 333-7496 STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS i CHOP SUEY VEGETABLES CHOW MEIN NOODLES No. 303 Can No. 303 Can 31 17 La Choy" SOY SAUCE BEEF CHOP SUEY 5 Oz. IJtl. No. 303 Can 19 53 �+ A Y I i t i Dora Aims Full Fury A t U . S. Coastline ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ City Speeds 'Cane Workmen Told To Stand By For Big Blow c i o c* RVAH. One Navy Wive*, sponsoring the forthcoming Talent Show for the benefit of the USO, report that the "Vig­ ilantes" — a five piece band— t*Ul appear on the program. The quintet Is composed of Bob Mooney, Emile Caup, Jack Shafer, Rum Hamilton and Steve Collins. Jack LcBianc, a vocalist ■nd pianist, has alto agreed to perform. Additional audi­ tions are slated for Monday nights the 7th and 14th of September. • • • Clearing of right-of-way pro­ perty for repaving SR 427 Is under way. Dense brush is being removed now on a sec­ tion ot tne road just north of Lyman High School. It’ll be a blessing when this project is completed. • • • Note to the parent who wanted us to check on lunch periods at Sanford Junior High School: Yes, madam, your child is correct! There arc three lunch periods. The first starts at 10:J3 a m., the second at It:26 a.m. and the third is at 12:29 p m. Can you imagine going to lunch before 10:45 in the •nornlng? But tint's r»gfr;, Principal Hugh Carlton e iplains it this way: “We’ve got more than 1,300 students here •nd the enrollment is grow­ ing every day. When a school term first begins more pupils eat in the cafeteria. We're feeding between 300 ami 400 *t each lunch period. If we only had two lunch periods we’d have to expand the time of the lunch period to be sure they were all served." But that's not all. Carlton also said that since classes begin at g a.m. a large num ­ ber of students must be up at 6 a.m. for breakfast in order to be ready to catch buses as early as 7 a.m. “By 10:45 most of them are ready to eat," Carlton said. "If you don’t believe it, visit our cateteria during the first lunch period." Wc believe you! City crews were hard at work today under the direction of City Manager W. E. Knowlea and department superin­ tendent! battening down the City of Sanford ahead ot threatening Hurricane Dora. "Emergency crew* have been placed on standby, and we are proceeding with our regular checklist of hurricane preparations," Knowles said. Preparations include check­ ing out fuel supplies and work­ ing conditions of (he city's emergency generators that supply power to City Hall, the police station and the Navy Shore Patrol offices, the gen­ erator at Kadio Station WTBR, two way radios, and heavy duty equipment and trucks. Crews were busy boarding up (lie zoo, wiiii men U> dam] by during the hurricane to keep watch over the animals. Knowles said that a man with a high-powered rifle has or­ ders to shoot if any of the wild animals should escape during the storm. Draglines, axes, chain saws, bush hooks, low cables and trucks are ready to move trees, limbs or other heavy debris off streets or property if they are blown down by the storm winds. All portable objects, includ­ ing city trash cans wilt be removed from streets and stored. Citizens are advised th at if they have debris lying around in their yards that they wish to remove themselves, the city land fill area will be open until 4:30 p.m. today. City crews and official* will be on emergency standby duty all night and until all danger has passed, Knowles said. ★ ★ ★ Huge Storm Preparation Heads West ★ ★ Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of Am erica” 5th? Smtlfc Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Hurrlcnne wnrnlnjra posted; high todny In 80’s; low tonight In 70’*. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 TUES., SEFrEMBER 8, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 273 Bulletin A twin-Jet Navy plane flee­ ing from hurricaM Dora's path crashed la Lake Mon­ roe early this sflerwoon and eyewitnesses said both fliers were killed. Henry Pyle of Lake Mon­ roe Inn said the men, neither Identified by naval officials, had either died in the rrash or wrre drowned. He said be visited the plane rrash site in n boat and that “neither man survived." The plane bad Jost left tho naval station for Olathe, Kas., to ride out the storm from that safe haven. It crashed In Lake Monroe about three miles from the south shore and In the vicin­ ity of Enterprise. Pyle said Uve men elected to ride to the water In the plane slnre the canopy was slill secured. Identity of the two fliers was wlthhrld pending notifi­ cation of next of kin. County Adopts Road Program For 6 Months MIAMI (U PI) — Massive Hurricane Dorn, with top winds howling nt 130 miles un hour, churned n rrtrntless course todny toward the Flor­ ida and Georgia coasts. Tho nation’s space renter a t Cape Kennedy, included In n 225-mile stretch of coast­ line where hurricane warn­ ings were flying, began bat­ tening down for the eecond time in icea than n month. Five rockets were ordered removed from their launch pads. Westward Movement Dora, pushing • ' • a d 11 y westward a t about 15 miles an hour, was throwing gale force winds 350 miles to Its north and PH) miles to its south. No hurricana In this ren$ury has ever smashed into north Florida directly from the Atlantic Oceon. •There always is a remote chance that a hurricane will tu m but we think there is a high probability that Hurri­ cane Dora will hit some place • trtng the north. FLu«!« coast," said Gordon E. Dunn, chief of the National Hurricane Center at Miami. ('IIECKINT. FLIGHT I’LANS prior to evncunntion front Sanford Naval Air Station are these ntentliers of tho base. Shown are, front left, G. W. Mitchell, AM 1; Georgo \V. Beers, AQ 1; Lt, Cdr. P at O'Gnrn, Lt. Cdr. O. W. McGuire and Lt. Cdr. D. F. (Kirk) Kirpatrick. Behind them is a TA-3B Skywurriur. (Herald Fhoto) Navy Pianos Flee From Storm Hew Chairman Selected For Viet Nam Role m , ! r. . n Bombers Head For Safe Zone Across Nation Sanford Naval Air Slatinn plan*1* departed shortly be­ fore noon today for the hurri­ cane flw-a-way station at USNAS Olathe, Kansas, Lt. Sam Dow, Wing IMO officer ha* re­ ported to The Herald. Meanwhile, atorin prepara­ tions at the local station are p r o c e e d i n g aa scheduled throughout the day for maxi­ mum protection of personnel and property. At 11 a.m. Chief Meteorolo­ gist LL Vincent Law reported slight traces of rain, wind gusts up to 23 miles an hour, from the north • northwest, though the barometer was steady at 29 895 inches. Lt. luiw said that gusts will be near 6(1 miles an hour by H p.m. today, with rain and winds increasing from the north • northwest. "Dora la a large and severe hurricane with highest winds estimated nenr 130 ni.p.h. near tha center and it has tha strength to put up a ten food tide near and a little north of where the renter rearhea the roast along with hugs waves,** tha Weather Bureau said. Dora la located about 350 ml Us east of Ca|>a Kennedy whera five rockets stood on their lnunrh pods, including the giant Saturn-1 super rocket act for launch 8ept. 17 with a dummy Apollo moonship. Tha warnings rams aa Dora, termed nearly threw time* aa large as last month's killer Hurricane Cleo, pushed steadily westward a t about IK m.p.h. “ Dora Is a large, severs hurricane with highest winds estimated a t 130 milra an hour near tha renter and galea extending nearly S50 miles to tha north and 100 miles to the south,” tha ad­ visory said. Stern Warning Given "All interest in the area of wurnitig should take neces­ sary precautions against high winds and tides and especial­ ly In the area of hurrlcnne display," the weather bureau added. "Tiiis hurricane will pro­ duce tide* of 10 Net above normal near ami a little north of whera the renter reaches tha roast, generally around flva fret elsewhere to the north of the re n te r'. . . and 2 to b feet in the nrea of gnle display un the South Carolina roast. “ All persons on low coastal areas of northeast South Car­ olina should take the neces­ sary precaution* to protect themselves a g a i n s t these tides. Persons where access roads would be flooded should evacuate today. Huge swells and abnormal­ ly high tide* were already hashing the toast ami fore­ casters said minor beach ero­ sion was reported from Day­ tona Beach, Fla., northward into the Curolinna. Cities along the coast ba­ gs n preparing for the blow. Dora was ona of threa storms churning tha Attantic. The Miami bureau located Hurricane Ethel early today at 400 milea south, southeast of Bermuda. I t waa moving toward the west, northwest about 12 milea an hour and should pass south ot Bermuda tonight Ethel was described as a “small affair with wind guata of hurricane force In aqualta near the center and with some galea extending tOO to 200 miles from the center." Herald Index Abhy ________ ---- -- 1’sge T Bridge ........... ---- - Page 7 C lassified____ - Tage 10-11 Comics ------- Page 9 Editorial ........... ------- Page 4 Horoscope ...__ Page 9 Society .... . -------- Pages S(Mirts .......... ------- Page 6 TV Programs ------- Page 7 7, 71 County To Use Warning Given Aren Residents p0|jCe powers A s 'M onster' Heads This W a y 22 Residents In low * lying areas “where access roads would be flooded** were urg­ ed to move to higher ground. Emergency crews wars alerted at Capa Kennedy and workmen began securing loose equipment a t tha apses renter which waa brushed last month by Hurricana Clao but esrnped major damage. In a 10 a. m. advisory1, the Miami W eather Bureata urged residents In tha hurrW cans warning and watch from S tu a rt to Myrtla Beach—to begin precautions for tha protection of Ufa and property. Ten Foot High Tides Ily Julian Slen*trom Associate Editor A tentative road program for the next six months was adopted today by the County Commission calling for nn expenditure of $292,300 in ccunty funds for mutt-rials. Except for Id,200 remain­ ing in the current year's road uml bridge fund the amount | to be expended will come 1 from the budget for the 190405 fiscal yesr. Major projecti Include the SAIGON, Viet Nam (U n > completion of the north mile —South Viet Nam’a military of Winter Park Drive, South­ triumvirate has elected Maj. west Road, West Lake Brant­ Gen. Duong Van (Rig) Minh ley Road, Twenty-Fifth Street ■i it* chairman and will re- extension, Io»ke Mary Boule­ • • • elevate him to the honorary vard from Lake Mary to 1-4 Among the SOS graduates title of chief of state as well, and routine maintenance. who completed their work dur- the government announced Thi* section of the program ing Florida State University’s today. will amount to 1102,500 for third semester were Penelope It was not immediately the coat of materials. Anne Blackford of Altamonte clear in this latest of fre­ Additional projects Include: Springs, Lorraine Y. Whiting quent recent shifts in the Iliarict One — Richmond of Geneva and Elizabeth Bu- Vietnamese political kaleido­ Road, Moore's Station, Sipee ford Williams of Sanford. scope whether actual power Avenue and Pineway, a total hail shifted to Minh or was of 521,000. Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. •till retained by Premier District Two — Hutchison HUBRICANE DORA is under conatunt monitoring ut the Sanford Navul Kastner of Sanford will bci ... . I’urkwny, County Home Road Air Station ns it moved relentlessly toward the coast. Checking the |x»siplaying feature role* in plan* . Bn . and Konta Barbara, a total tion above are Capt. James O. Mayo, commander of Reconnaissance At­ for the 21st annual convention' ? * r,mv,r“ • ^ of $10,500. tack Wing One, left, and Lt. Cdr. Vincent Law, atation weather office*-. mind to tum power over to of the Florida Fruit and Vcg District Three—Longwoodcivilians within two month*. etable Association. Mrs. Kast ........ / r , T It consist, of Minh, Khanh Markham Road and Raymond ner is chairman of the ladle* “ , ,, _ „ Avenue, $35,000. golf tournament to be held in r ,n District Four—Reed Aveconnection with the organize-, *’m’ . , |nue and l.ah* Milla Road. tion'i get-together. Harold is s Th« thr« **n' r*,» $7.1500. member of the men's tourney Monday night on Minh a ee District Five—Iowa, For­ committee. The event will b e!va,ion est Drive, Vinewood, Sunset They gave him the respon­ held Sept. 23. and l.ake Mary drainage, sibility of naming • civilian • • • $17,700. The newly formed Humane council, which in turn is to Of these five districts the Society meets Sept. 19 at the draw up a provisional consti­ Longwood • Markham Road, Civil Defense and Red CrossJ emergency equipment. Civic Center from 7 to 9 p.m., tution and name a provisional with materials running $28,I nity Building; Hurricane shelter* will he South Seminole Junior High R. T. Johnson announced lo- assembly by the end of Octo- 000, would call for tha larg­ authorities voiced u r g e n t dv;. ‘it Ti;-\V’*v'dv •«* her.. est outlay ftf funds. Thr C*a< ’Mrninqs today for all citizens opened In the following loca­ —south and central Seminole tion* to t»V«- eare of designa­ County; pickups at Mobile "bring n Irirnd." -flilnc-vb-j Jtinh was one c[ *Ji» , rv - r.C .'df 1-1 the. Sefn'wMf Cnwty. Manor Trailer Park in Sanments will be served, he says. in the coup which jverthrew for the Hutchison Parkway. to take every precaution Im ted areas of the county: the late President Ngo Dinh ( room* Academy — —San tando and at Bear L a k e mediately for “a very, very Diem 10 months ago. He in ford area, plus north, centra^ School. dangerous hurricane." turn was kicked upstairs to Bikes Help Trio “Thi* one i* a mon*ter," I and northwest Seminole CounItosrnwald School — South figurehead chief of state in taid Disaster Chairman Tom ty; CD vehicles to pick up Seminole County. On Theft Spree Khanh'e own coup Jan. 30. my Peterson. "We can't urge passengers at Flemings store Persons who come to the DENVER (UPI) — Denver you too strongly to batten in Midway for two and a half shelters ere urged to bring When Khanh proclaimed himielf President last Aug. police Monday arrested three down securely, and prepare hours after announcement of bedding, amusements for chil­ IS, Minh was stripped of teen-agers who allegedly stole for a heavy seige of hurricane shelter opening; dren and if posible, cat supper even his honorific title. Rut mora than $3,000 worth of winds for a long period of National Guard Armory — before coming. he came back into prominence loot in house burglaries and time, perhaps as much as to Sanford area, plus northern "Tie down everything loose following the rioting that made their getaways on bi­ hours, if Hurricane Dora con- tral and northwest Seminole around your home before you ended Khan's one-man rule cycles. tinuea on her present course," , County; pick-up vehicles at leave," Peterson urged. Detectives said the three— Peterson warned. 10 days ago. Elder Springs Baptist Church The Salvation Army is pre­ In another surprise move, two brothers, 15 end 17, and Days Left To The disaster chief urged and Wilson School in Paola; pared to help with 60 vehicles South Viet Nam's powerful a friend, 18—would toss the that householder* remove or , Oviedo City Halt and Oviedo fur evacuation to ahcltcra in Buddhist leadership appealed loot Into empty newspaper tie down all loose objects in Junior High School —north­ the area, and stand by sup­ Register For to the Communist Viet Cong begs strapped over the han­ yards, stock up on water, can east and southeast Seminole plies for the emergency, Capt. General Flection guerrillas to end their civil dlebars of their bicycles an I dies or flashlights, radio bat-; County; pickups at Geneva Harry F<*len, local SA offi­ war against the government. ride away. tcriei, canoed foods or other j School and Chuluota Commu­ cial said this morning. ONLY Forecasters strongly urged residents in low-lying aiean to make plana to move te higher ground. Along thn coast, from Myrtle Beach, S. C. to Stuart, Fla., prepara­ tions were rushed for the full force of the storm late to­ night or Wednesday. Dorn was described an three times an large as Hur­ ricane Cleo which swept up the Florida coastline threw weeks ago, doing millions fas damage after killing 131 par­ sons in the Caribbean. The County Commission to­ day decided to exercise its police powers and call for strict enforcement of regula­ tions which prohibit the use of the county's old clay pit in the vicinity of Tee 'n Green Estates. W. T. Hensley, a resident of the subdivision, told Commis­ sioners that windows in tha neighborhood are being shot out by unknown persona in the vicinity of the pit and request­ ed some action. Commission C h a i r m a n Jam es Avery informed Hen* ley that there is ■ regulation on the books now that prohib­ its the use of the pit for any reason between sundown and sunrise. The board agreed to erect sign* posting the clay pit area and to ask the Sher­ iff’s Department to enforce the regulation. “ We’ve got to do something out there," Avery commented, "before auueuoe geU killed." O PEN FRL NIGHT! e n n e u f ALWAY8 FIRST QUALITY * W O M E N ’S O R L O N S H R U G S A SELL OUT LAST YEAR! SAVE NOW! $3» Perfect cover -upa foe fall! Virgin orlon® a e ry lie shrugs in a variety of patterns ami solids. In your favorite color*. M and L in the groups I r. tr �_at_ — o • l w ,’•>- •.v. / ?Jv?r*'' 4y r / - v ^ m '/ ' n ^ -, <’ • •* • . fK .•’. ~ .* Highway Carnage Tops 5 0 0 Total; Exports Hope For No New Record Total aaa California lad Oil OUtaa with 14 traffic deaths fsyertod. T h u had II, tniaolo M. Now York 27, Mkhlgen 22 and Ohio 21. Only Dalawara, Ha­ wed and Montana aocapad without any holiday traffic IT death*. Tha aafrty rouncil aathnaU M al i« M N I« a* 4 JO s a . 1S T a t Saol ltd pmoom la M t t i aoridsMo h*. • m b . local tfaao PH* Bay u 4 midnight Monday. The brankdown: Traffic • Id / teU M art M A m M today wRh tat* M highway accMmU fai. Safety exM ttrtrt S to * m > A V i M Free* latornatira- Mlacatlai ad hofora tha holiday •ana waald dla in traffic ac­ cidents. fo r a time, aafety exparU feared tha toll might p u a the record of M l act tact Labor Day. Tha record for all holiday* waa act during tha 10M "Black Christmas," whan TOO the other* drowned Tha latest traffic victim waa Alcalde lo g o n , a II* year-old Negro from Miami MIAMI (UM) - At Icaat who died last night in a crash 24 penona died In Florida ac­ at State Roads 04 and 7 near cident* daring tha thrac-dar Port Lauderdale. Labor Day holiday. M ice Daniel Dents, a 17-year-old aaid I t of the vfcdau war* Jacksonville boy, waa the last killed in traffic miahapa and holiday drowning victim. Mo yesterday while a t I t Georg* laland near Jacksonville Beach, A high speed roar-end smashup west of Miami yes­ terday killed Mrs. Gladys Heaton, 45. of Miami Police •aid tha ear whieh rammed Mrs. Heaton’S auto waa trav­ eling over 101 miles an hour. Day Weekend Provides Barry's Stand Experts Study Escape Details Of Heroic Flier Sanford Woman Dies Af Age 92 Meaning For New Dad Given Blast By 1AM President M artsy, Marts a r t hto wtto MAYWOOD (UM) - U w Day weokaad tod tort at MIAMI REACH (UP!) a ap*ciai n e ta ia i far Arthur PrasiAiat A. J. Hayts dpeart tto UUrMUaASl AseastottoB to, ML m srtlal, MM W t AH III ef Machtolato * * * * * * today m t I t M i t grt by waning "tt’a a vies" to H to t tutor's sttprtog. rtaL ^ defend too type of frssdom Marta* “ t t t h a t r Rea. Barry Goldwater aupT b rtrtej » i» l what h t laah Officials Told Hayaa laid tha U M raaaial cMvaHiea dtlafitos tha sales would "a n ORLANDO - Commlttaoa port aitramlata la ardor to far the Slat annua] coavon- dafaad aaymto'a h Wi tioa ef tha Ptarida fru it A •artlag bread «f Utorty, t o vi | v iiiw Anrtiiwon which opana Rapt. SB at tha Ameri­ "Wi hdpfOR to toltova that cana Maul, Malm! Buck, totramtot to tofart tog Mad kata to ra aaaouaced by W, at fraaiam Baa. Barry GeldAllan Markham, Okaaehobsa, water aapmiaaa to • rtos, general convention chairman. wa toltova tola toasuaa maav BDty Rogers, South Ray, r t aa sad svr farafsthara artchairman of the registration farad m aty to il ydara tu rn committee, will to aeelstod by tool typo of ftaadom, tha 1AM G. B. Hogan Jr., Pompano praaMaat said. Beacht A. J. Rutledge, Lake "Wa da to t toltova tha w art Worths Vanes V. Vogel, Gibto tar •oataas aad John f. Whit­ to worth, Pompano Raaeb. is exploit Tha reception committee vantages ef otheri; will to headrt by W. It. la work far tow. wages; fros­ (Billy) Wynne Menltoah, ts atarvai freedom to Committee momtora arts live to alums a r t Deadest to Robert Apelgrta, Pahokae; dtor dtosflatoattoa." C. 0 . Carpenter, Homaataad; PraaMaat Lyadoe Jahassa to Sydney O. Chase Jr., flan- •atodutod to address the 1AM fords Buford W. Council, aaavoatloa asst weak, other Ruakia; Joka D’Albora Jr., Matured spa(tors lashrtt LaCocoas aad Joan RUIott, Pa- tog Secretary W. Willard Wlr* la, Paaea Oorpa Director Bartokst. gert Shriver a r t Caaadlaa LaMtolatay Allaa MaeFtth- For Cenvantlon Darttra MU Marla R wmiM b t a whOa pai bahra Katoara b a n ttth tra On Priday mot tog, M arts raturaad t t tha htatlttl. Irh irtti with him m r t tha family prts, t do( M M f Mttbath. Marts west M <hs third filar m H andy waHtag warn a r t ptaad tha flaar. B tfm iM d h t w«M la bis ear to d a r t « Macbeth. "My to rt," h t ramamb s trt "Macbeth'* had t Pram th at a t, Msrha sped hrtwaa t tha ear u d to t m iMsebeto had i total i f fits At t:MI a.m., POT, a laahsd at Marks ssd aaid: "You have )ost become Urn father ef a beautiful ' msayT” Mirks. Lake Monroe Jottings Former DeBory R. B. Kidd, 56, Taken Ry Death studied Massively at the Pen­ tagon for details that might help ether U. I. service*,* gala freedom if eeyturod. tacapoe by Americans in Urn Par Bast have beta rare. Thus, hto caaa may toaoma a elassie example la a U. A program elaborated since to t Korean War to prmride to much eeeapa training aad lastmetien M possible for aervlcomoa. The program, aa outliaod in t h a Damson Department's coda of conduct, eophiiU is that priMnon should "luitela a poettive attitude under ros­ ed captivity" a a d "meha every aflart to Bouton Burton Kidd, 9S, IS­ IS P art Avatua, Sartard, died Monday. Ms moved to fdrtord three year* ego from Louisville, Xy. •ad waa a mam to r ef the BapUM Church a id r t MManic Lrt«a SCO, UrtrvUla. J4a edgn WTtvWI IIV aiMB m Wlrtj Ml* B sntos Kidd r t flMtorts a H u m ana hlmteif pratum•an, Orville KMi r t ably tonofltrt from tha trainH lli G O P Business Men Join Johnson Camp Peieem, feraser secretary r t Health, Education aad Wel­ fare. Co-chairmen r t the group, selected at Thursday's organ­ isational meeting, are John T. Connor, president af Merck A Co., flummlt, N J., and John I. Loeb, Rhoades 4 Co., Now York. Connor eaM he la an Inde­ pendent Democrat Loeb said to la a registered Republican. Conner told reporters that throe quarters of the 41 or­ ganisers of tho committee ire Republican* either by registration or peat voting habits. Hs said they hod banded together with a national head­ quarters at M Perk Av*., New York City, to recruit Johneon-Humphroy support from tho bualneta and financial world, end to rale* money for the national ticket The membership Include* "Or they can choose quit* e d l f f a r o n t America—an Ford Motor Co. Chairmen America tacking tail and Henry Ford II end Marriner turning about to retrace ito 8. Eccles, Belt Lake City, chairman of tha Utah Con courts." T h o Elsenhower cabinet •traction and Mining Co. and members listed aa originating former chairman of the Fed­ sponsors ef the "National eral Reserve Board. Twenty-els member* of tho Independent Committee for President Johnson end Sens- group attended Thursday’* tor Humphrey" wore Robert meeting and lator had a twoB. Anderson, former Treas­ hour toeelen with Johnson. ury secretory, and Marlon B, By Atvta flpfvak United Pram latoraattoaal WABHINOTON (UP1) PraaMaat Johnson's camyalga hopes ware buoyed today by euyport from a now "ladecommittee of big Isadora composed largely r t Republicans. The group Included two r t former President Dwight D. Blerahewer’a cab­ inet. After the 44-member nu­ cleus of tha committee waa farmed Thursday, Johnson ■aid that political Indepomiante this year have a choice of “the kind of country they want America to be." Johnson said: "They can choose an Amer­ ica which sells a straight and sura course, steered by ex­ perience, confident In Its strength, steadfast In its pur with Happy Birthday to Daisy (Mrs. Ed) Dowell. Al­ ike same to Bon Hodges end again late wish ana to Word kaa boon raoaivod In Hoary BUraee. I think they all aaid they were "Jack Ban- DoBary of the death ef Mrs. tM remart'i that by tha taaha •y’b IP*. Anyway, Happy Frieda DeKarto, mother r t r t ell the hooka to brought day to you. • • • Then Herbert D. Gibb for whom homo to study It must already there's Joy Wilson to with American Legion Poet 260 to test Urn*. Anyway, happy happy birthday too. She wee named. Mr*. DeKorta, who died months abort toddles- * * * wouldn't any the was 39 be­ Aug. M in a Whltehouse, cause she would to telling a This past weekend Kay (Mrs. Jim) Thompson flew up to BIG one. 8hc ha* Just turned N. J., hospital after a lengthy Aaaapolls, Mdn U see son IS end It now In tho seventh Hints*, and her late husband Jimmie. I t waa Parents Open grad*. • • • Beginning this resided In DeBery In IBM end Roue* Weekend there end Key Sunday, Sunday School will were charter members ef the ■aid It was a "peeked full en­ •tort at 10 a.m. aad Worship local American Legion Poet joyable ene." Rh* tteyed *» service at 11 a.m. at tho Up- end Its Auxiliary Unit. lb# home ef Chsplln Jemee tala Presbyterian Church. Reeves while there, jlmml* Very glad to welcome beck •eya ha to meet satisfied Rev. Hardin and wife Boa and there and if I knew Jim at little daughter, Mary Louie*. all, to has gained a thousand They have been In Teaaa go­ of friends. • • • Agnes (Mrs. ing to summer school. • • • Cspt. Benjamin H. Williams, Risk) Rant called to say that My Oh My. Guoao what little ■on of Mr. end Mrs. B. H. they have a new grandson, Tommy Edwards decided to Williams of 2S1S Polnietto daughter has named dof He goes to school the Avo., too arrived for duty with Manne. ax e . tu r n s u t x i x new arrival Robert Jar- first day and then cornea home the 4045th U.B. Air Pore* —runsret >.rvlr«. for tin. Annls kauris Mssits. I}, m u He weighed d Ito. 14 os. end while out playing breaks Hospital a t Osan AB, Korea. n. P»rk Avt.. Osnfnrtt. wh« aad waa bora at Orange Me- hie arm. Brothers Ricky and A graduate of Remlnole ■llt'l Moncl.r, will ht h.M si Ills p. m W.dnssd.y *1 Ih aerial in Oriende. Congest- David tolls me that It la brok­ High School, he received his int PrtabyttrU* Chur-' slrttoai to tha new parents en In several placet. Wo ere B.R. degree from tha Univers­ P with H*v. Qrsvtr C. Sew ' and of Mures, to tho proud very sorry. Tommy, and all ity r t Denver and hie M.S. Jr. .(flouting. Burial will t>« rirssnweeg C .a.t.ry , Or­ grandparents. • • • Talking joking aside, we wick you a degree from Washington Uni­ In lando. (Irsmkow gunsrsl Horn* In ef Rkh and Agnea, their speedy recovery and get back versity, 8k Louie, Me. He wee there* *f leesl arrtnetdaagbter Paulin* and huaband to school reel quick. * * commissioned In 1951 by di­ menu. L. J. Kris have bought Tom­ New personnel at Wilson and rect appointment. widb . n n t a n e n rn T o v -T h . my and Louisa Thompson's Lake Monroe Retools this hoSjr at lUuken Burton KliM. Pallor Lip* homo oa Palm Terraco drive year Includes Mrs. Jim WeiM, t i l l Psrk Avsnus. Bon. ford, who dlsd Mendsy, will la Laha Monroe and aro now ter who la teaching the fifth Thin lips een to mad* to look hforward** by (Iromhow "at borne" there. Welcome to end alxth grades at the Mon, fuller. Apply lipstick outside Kun.r.l Hum. to lll.i|ii* . Ky. for i.rvlc.* and liurl.l. the neighborhood. * * * Tom roe and Mite Oml Re* Sum­ tk* natural Upline following drsmki'W In .ksre* «t tool my aad Louis* aad daughters ner who also Is at Menroe the natural pattern. srrone.m.nts Rea aad Polly mevtd Into teaching second grade. Wa ere glad to have them aa Barter*. We will mis* the out her*. • • • Congratula­ tsschers. In a conversation tion* to Cherlee and Lucille Hth the school seerttory, Jerrett *fi their 12th wedding Mrs Helsn Stapler, I waa told annlvenary. They are certain­ that all ether teacher*, perly e very nice tnuple. We eonnal end lunchroom peraon- AIR CONDITIONIR IN SU R A N C E wish them many more hep- net are the terns at test year. py one*. • • • Glad to know • • • ! know that everyone H. B. Pope Co., Inc. AUTO 4 PROPERTY that Lucille (Mrs. Harman) waa sure glad that Clco de­ Per The Plneet Year Around Weather Conditioner Spivey la homo again after cided to (save as kind of PBDDRRI e stay a t Seminole Memorial peaceful like with not too All Lines Written Seles — Service Hospital whtre she undsr- much damage. Even the rain 300 8- Park Av*. Raaferd Bring Your Insurance vsst surgery. You just can't waa not too heavy, for which PA 1-4234 Problems To Us — ksep a good gal down. • • • w* wsro very thankful. • • • AUTO SERVICE Mrs. Lenars Johnson has re­ Our thought thla week . . . turned to Montlcello after a Monty cannot buy the sunset, AGENCY short visit htr* with friends •ong of the wild bird and tha HARRY ADAIR’S I I I 8. Park Ava. PA 2444’ GULP RRBV1CR end relatives. • • • Gee, w* music of the wind in the SANFORD. FLA. have several Happy Birthday tress. Theta are as free as the Tires - Batteries • Accessories Road AAA Service PLUMBING » fakes this week. Lot’s start air you breath*. Guaranteed Brake A Muffler Service R L. HARVEY Preach a lsk PLUMBING M O V I N G ? PA 2-0921 PA 2-9922 Complete Installations • Repairs FRKD8 CAM Bathroom and Kitchen Fixtures Water Pump* Free Estimates Sanford Flour and 204 8. Sanford PA 2-3341 By Mrs. ■- L. I Well what do you know, almoot am weak of school baa g*M by. I hevont tonrd aayona "fimatog- pH bat wait ua- Resident Dies j. r - v S I 5. <»« i d « i i d WASHINGTON (UPD Navy LL Charles P. Kluamana's asetpa fmm a Comm­ unist priaoa to Lose la tolag Captain Starts Duty In Korea lag. He completed a two-week course at the Navy’s Rurvlval, Evasion, RcslsUae# aid Es­ cape (SERE) school roar El Centro, Calif., II months ago. Now at bosM In Rea Diego, H u m ean res*tod Thailand last week after tolag held aaarly twn months at the Pattet Lae Communist head­ quarters in Kbang Khsy, La os. He parachuted into captiv­ ity when hie reconnaissance plane waa shot down during a minion from tha carrier Kitty Hawk June g. License Sale Announced By Tex Collector Itata and County occupa­ tional and tovernge licenses tor 1944-80 ere now available at tho Tax Collector’* office at the Remlnole County Courthouse, according to John L. Galloway, county U s eel lector. Nntkmu he** b**n mriln! to current license holders, said Galloway. Ho anticipated to eell some t,k o occupation­ al and about 100 tovorago llcensM. Occupational licenses era due Oct. 1, and are required by all who practice a profes­ sion, operate businesses, and by each coin operated vend­ ing machine of any descrip­ tion. He pointed out that under tho present lew holder! of tovereg* llc*ns«a must pressnt the license for the cur­ rent year to obtain a new on*. Also, If they operate within the limits of any in­ corporated municipality they must obtain e city license end present it to the tax col­ lector's office before e state end county license can be IsIf for any roaaoa a bever­ age license Is not renewed by Ock 1, a new application must bo made to the 8tote Beverage Department end in addition pay a penalty. Galloway pointed out, "It Is n violation of tho lew to practice e profession of any kind or to operate any busi­ ness or coin machine without proper llconeoa." Mra. Axaie Laurie Heeds. Ran92. 3019 8. P art A' ford, died Monday. Bha cams to Florida 10 yearx ago from Meridian, Mlii. 8hn wax a member of tha First Presbyterian Church of Sanford and until her illm i s , an active member of the Sanford Woman’s Club. Survivors are a daughter, Mra. Kalph A. Smith of San­ ford; grandsons, Ralph A. Smith Jr. of Quttmaa, Miss, and Walter M. Smith of Mia­ mi tad four g n a t graadchildren. An accident on U.S. High­ way 90 soar Panama CKy Monday killed 22-year-oM Lu­ ther Herman Blocker, an Au­ burn College student from Andalusia, Ale. Henry Brown, a 43-year-old Quincy Negro, was killed in his sleep Sunday nlgM when car crashed into his todJacksonville youths killed Sunday when ■truck by a ear near their bom*. Police identified th4n m Clara Strong, 13, end to r 18-mosthold cousin, Robert Leonard. Mr. end Mrs. Joseph V. Hlggin* of Rk Petersburg, were killed Priday when their car hit a bridge abutment near Orange Height*. Pour people drowsed Banday. They were Dnnlel Al­ fred, 41, Jacksonville; Donald - . PraakUa Tutea, t l , Penan- T T. dins Beach; Jamas Rickard Lodes, 24, Atlanta, and Jon ' / Komler Jr., Macon, Ga. Mb* P ag* 1 — Swpt. 8, 1964 Two WTUMAUAMOW PKTURf Wieboldt’s CAMERA SHOP 21B t . P A S S A Y E. Hebrew Tho Hebrew calendar began with tha Creation, which la supposed to have taken place 1,740 years and 5 mootha be fore tha beginning of tho Christian Era. 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Holley of St. Petersburg, spoke briefly Sunday after­ noon kt the preliminary open­ ing ef the new Seminole wounty Republican Head­ quarters located on Highway 17-93 across from Seminole Plasa la Casselberry. He waa Introduced by Rep. Jan Fortune, chairman of the Seminole County Republican Kxacntlva Committee, which nude' arrangements for the candidate to appear at the MlH«ing. A large crowd of eupporU ers waa an hand to greet the candidate and Inipeet the new foeUity. The headquarters win be staffed by volunteer workers and will be open to the publie from 9 s-m. until 9 p.m., Monday through Saturday, under the joint sponsorship E f the Seminole County Young Republican Cinb and the Ex­ ecutive Committee. Campaign literature, but­ tons and bumper itrips for the local, state and national GOP candid*tee will be dis­ tributed. Serving on the House Com­ mittee are Richard Davis of (fo re s t City, chairman and Mlsa Margaret Cattle and Bill Medcalf of Altamonte Spring* pnd.Vra. 0 .0 S*yant ef Sanford. Mrs. John Border of 153 Ptnewood Drive, Lakewood Shore*, is is charge of scheduling volunteers and anyone wishing to donate a few hours of their time should itactt her or co—n tac * alga up at the headquarters. Also on hand for Sunday afternoon's event were four of the local party candidates, E. Pops Bassett, candidate for county commissioner; Wal­ ter Hobcrg, candidate for school board; Dr. Robert Hoover, candidate for house of representatives and Guy fh ilen , candidate for tax as­ sessor. Th* headquarters building Is not hard to recognise a* the exterior has been gaily repainted In red, white and blue and is decorated with tho familiar party symbol, the elephant WASHINGTON (UP!) — Twenty-on* persons srer* ex­ ecuted by civil authorities b u t year. Th# number « u by far th* lowed on record tine* 1930. The V S . Bureau of Prisons, in Its annual report of • locu­ tions in tba 60 states and fed­ eral jurisdictions, said Mon­ day the number waa lees than half the total for 1M2 when 47 persons were executed. Texas had the tartest num­ ber with four. New York. Ohio, Mississippi, Arisons Hr ; O L L I*£ r i ttkttk s* 7 S I - Original Objartfvs Original objective ef the founder* ef Dartmouth Col­ lege waa to educate Indian youths. The college was es­ tablished under a charter granted to' Eleasar Wheelock in 1769 by tbs king of Eng­ land. cution in 1913 were California, Florida, New Jersey, Okla­ homa and Washington. The report reflected a dra­ matic decline la executions since the Bureau af Prisons began Issuing Its annual re­ ports 34 years' ago. The number of prisoners sent to the electric chair, the gallows or the gas chamber averaged 167 a year during the 1930's; 123 a year during the 1940's; 73 a year during the 1050's; and 43 a year dur­ ing the 19001s to data. WITH ONE OP THE MANY NSW PATTERNS OP VINYL • A8BE8T0I JO H N S -M A N V IL L E F L O O R T IL E S PRICES START AT ftc P E I TILS 220 N. FRENCH AYE. SANFORD, FLA. 2224 "Headquarters For Sprinkler SyaUaMT REPUBLICAN VOLUNTEERS who will be staffing the new Seminolo County headquarters in Casselberry ore Miss Margaret Gattis, of Alta­ monte Springs, secretary of the Young Republican Club, and Mrs. O. G. Bryant of Sanford, vice chairman of the county executive committee. The headquarters will be open six days a week from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. for distributing campaign literature. (Hsrakl Photo) Social Security Tips Given For -ions Club WASHINGTON (UP!) — President Johnson will pursue n campaign them* of “pros­ perity, Justice and peace," with additional emphasis on his dispute with Sen. Barry M. Goldwmter on control of nuclear weapons. This became clear today after Johnson's opening cam­ paign speech a t a Labor Day rally la Detroit attended by • crowd estimated by pollca at more than 100,000 persons. jAfctwn. •ihaTUngtng oe«. viewpoint expressed by his Re­ publican opponent, declared: “Make n* mistake. There la no auch thing as conventional nuclear weapons." He referred to a statement by Goldwater In a speech Aug. 25. The GOP president­ ial nominee told the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention In Cleveland that “a way must be developed to provide NATO with its own stock of small, tactical battlefield wea­ pon*—what may truly be call­ ed conventional weapons." Johnson, with an emotional tremor In hia voice, told tha crowd that "for 19 peril-fill­ ed years no nation has loos­ ed the atom against another. To do so now is a political de­ cision of the highest order. none may know. No president of the United States can di­ vest himself ef the responsi­ bility for such a decision. "Modern weapons are not like any other," Johnson said. “In the first nuclear exchange 100 million Americans and mors than 100 million Rus­ sians would all be dead and when it waa ever our greet cities would be ashes, and our fields would be barren, and our Industry would be de­ stroyed, our dreams would have vanished.” The President's appearance before the union • sponsored rally held la Cadillac and John F. Kennedy Square, where Democratic candidate* since Harry 8. Truman hava launched their campaign*, was not officially described by Johnson as political. However, the Democratic National Commillet paid for tha President’! transportation aa it does on all his political trips. Johnson was nway from Washington only five hours. After making hie speech, he shook hands with hundreds who crowded the squares be­ fore leaving the auto city. His next campaign trip Is expected to be Thursday when " It would lead us down an he travels to Harrisburg. Pa. uncertain path of blowa and counterblows whose outcome By Jane Caseilhsrrj Guest speaktr for the Lions Club of Casselberry last Thursday night at a meeting in ta* Trade Winds Cafeteria was Herbert MeKenii* from the Social Security Adminis­ tration district office in Or­ lando. He advised his listener* to get their information direct from the Social gecurity of­ fice rather than from their neighbors and to check every threo to four years while they are still working to make euro their file is in or­ der, particularly If they have changed jobs or locality. Ho stated that in Seminole County them are 5,263 re­ cipient* who roceivo a total of 917J)94 each month in Social Security payments. Milton Freeman, who re ­ cently returned from a tour of Europe, presented the club with a silk pennant sent from tho Lions Club in Paris. Teachers Form English Council Ry Jsn# Caasetberry EN ROUTE WITH GOLDWATER (UPJ) — Republi­ can presidential nomine* Bar­ ry Goldwater, denouncing th* Redminletratlon’e “patent madkin* approach" to politico and foreign policy, today accused President Johnson of failing to include freedom In his pro­ posed "great society." Tho Arisons senator said the administration “in effect promises to regiment onr peo­ ple at home and has demon­ s t r a t e d that it will wreck our alliances aboard." Goldwater sighted In on the President’s Labor Day speech which opened the Johnson election campaign Monday In Detroit. Th* senator made hit comment* in a otatement pre­ pared for delivwry in San Die­ go, Calif., where he was to begin his own first week of ^intensive campaigning. “ President Johnson, who failed to mention communism In his acceptance speech, has now defined his great society without including freedom aa ona of the elements,” Goldwa­ ter said. "He lists prosperity, Justke. and peace as the three parts ^ o f his pledge to th# Amerkan people. But not freedom. He should know, and th* Ameri­ cas Jkir'i ■should remember, that there have been prosper­ ous slaves, thst Justice can be found in a prison and that tyranny cun bring peace to anyone who will surrender. “Lyndon Johnson, misread­ ing th# entire span of our Hhlstory, lays that hi* three items are the foundations of our unity. Without freedom, however, unity is nothing more than conformity," Goldwater said. II* said the President's comments in Detroit stress the nation's choice in th# f o rth , coming election — ' the choice a between weakness or strength abrogd. "lh* and Georfia followed with two each. The federal govorament and Missouri carried out one execution each-their first In six years. Other states with ene exe­ administration's pa­ tent medicine approach to politics and to foreign policy can be rejected in November, and for the sake of the free­ dom which President Johnson seems to have forgotten, I pray that It will b* rejected," he said. Goldwater headed for Cali­ fornia from hia hilltop home near Phoenix, Aris^ where he ha* been awaiting th* start of his day-to-day campaign­ ing. Los Angeles GOP offic­ ials hoped to fill the 66,000s e t t Dodger Stadium tn Chaves Ravin* for a big ral ly tonight. CalcalaUs* Process of radiocarbon dat­ ing relies upon the priucipl* that on the death of an organ­ ism its radiocarbon begins to diminish through ita own rad­ ioactivity at a known rate and. therefore, by determining the loss which b a t taken place, it is poslbie to calculate th* time elapsed line* burial, ac­ cording to the Encyclopaedia. Junior and senior high school English teachers met for a noon luncheon last Wednesday at th* Trad* Winds Cafeteria in Cassel­ berry to organise the Senti­ nel* County English Council and elect officers for th* eomlng year. Those elected include Mis* Dorothy Morrison, Seminole High School, president: Mrs. Mary Grace Kosky, Sanford Junior High School, vies president; Mrs. Carolyn Durisk, Lyman nigh, secretary; Robert McKentie, South Seminole Junior High, trea­ surer and Miss Lois Ruddell, Oviedo, historian. Mrs. Ann Allen of Semlnola High served as tempor­ ary chairman and Mr*. Alicia Schmidt of Lyman served as chairman of th* nominating committee aa well aa making arrangements for the lunch­ eon. Items under discussion in­ cluded possible projects, use cf mors instructional aids, further professional study, and language arts activities for students. Osteen P T A Postpones Meeting i *i j r ii* By Mrs. Clarence Snyder The first regular meeting of th* Osteen School PTA for the 1964-65 term has been postponed from Tuesday of this weak until Tuesday of next week, Sept 15. Emeat Skinner, president baa an­ nounced. A meeting of the executive board was held last Thursday evening at th* school with the new principal, Miss Car­ men Henle. Officers serving this year, other Uian Skinner, aro Mr*. I . W. Jones, first vies president; Mrs. John Tatum, second vice president; Mrs. Darteen Nettles, secre­ tary; Mrs. John Ju ris, treas­ urer; Mr*. Nolan Osteen, parliamentarian a n d Mrs. f | Q j a l i COMP. VALUE $1.92 to. • 12" t ' w J, boxed squares and round • Cort-'urc / o r luxurious Fortison c # v or* In ' 'to ra ttr colors! Jumbo 22 by 28 Inch pillowt, with seeded edge, exquisite floral licking in soft pastels. 19" by 23 Inch shredded polyfoam pillowt with deluxe cord edge, long wearing ticking. 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SUNDAY: 12 Noam to 7 10 STORES 1243 L Celeeiil Or.........42S-2MI 4 �■a MO tsday with tats aa highway accidents ■lag in* Safety ex* A United Pwee Intcmatlea* 666 Califemia led all States with 44 traffk daaths ISfarted. tweed • pm. Meal tima Fri­ Terse had * tlliaets M. New York 17, Mlefcigan 11 end day and midnight Monday. Ohio It. Only Delaware. HaThe breakdown: Traffic lid watt and Medians assayed without any holiday traffk deaths The safety council estlmat- ad before the holiday ssns would die la traffic ac­ cidents. fo r a time, safety experts feared the toll might pass the record of Ml eat lest Labor Day. The record for all holidays was set during tha 1966 MIAMI (UP!) - At least 24 persons died In Florida sceidenU during tha three-day Labor Day holiday. Polka said 10 of tha victims were kilted In traffic mishaps end studied iatsniively at the Pen' tagna far details that might halp ether U. S. servlet rasa gala freedom If captured. Escapes by Americans in tha Par East have beat rare. Thus, hie eaaa may besoms a classic a s s a u lt lo i u. I. program elaborated aiaee the Kama War la prmide u much escape tralniag and instruciion aa passible for ser­ vicemen. Tha program, outlined in t h a Defense Department's coda of conduct, empbaiitts that prltaaars should "auatala a paattWa attitude under con­ ditions at captivity” s a d Officials Told For Convention ORLANDO - Committees far the H it annuel conven­ tion ef the Florida fru it A Vegetable Aaoecietke whkh opena S ept M at the Ameri­ cana Maul, Malml Bench, have been announced by W. Allen Markhntu, Okeechobee, general convention chairman. Billy Regan, South Bay, chairman of the registration committee, will be assisted by 0. B. Megan Jr., Pompano Bench; A. J. Rutledge, Lake Worth; Vanco V. Vogel, Glbsonton; and John I. Whit­ worth, Pempnno Beach. The reception committee will be headed by W. 8. (Billy) Wynne Mcnltoeh, Committee members ire: Robert Apelgran, Pahokee; C. C. Carpenter, Homestead; Sydney O. Chase Jr., San­ ford; Buford W. Council, Ruskla; John D’Albora Jr., Cocoa; aad Jasa Elliott, Pa­ hokee. G O P Business Men Jein Johnson Camp Former DeBary Resident Dies Captain Starts Duty In Korea ing. He completed a two-week course at the Navy’a Survival, Evasion, Irsistones sad Es­ cape (SERE) aciaol near El Centro, calif., II moaths ago. Now at hams la Sen Diego, Xlusauna reached Thailand last week after beiag held snarly twa moaths at the Patbet Lao Communist head­ quarters in Khang Khay, La­ os. He parachuted Into captiv­ ity when his recomsUiaact plant was shot down during a mission from the carrier Kitty Hawk June t. License Sale Announced By Tax Collector State and Caunty occupa­ tional and beverage Ikenses for 1064-60 are now avallablo at the Tan Collector’s offko at tha Seminole County Courthouse, according te John L. Galloway, eounty tag col­ lector. Notices have been mailed WASHINGTON (HIT) Co-chairmen of the group, to current llccnae holders, FraaIdeal Johnson’s campaign hopes wars buoyed today by •elected a t Thurtdsy’a organ* sold Galloway. He anticipated support from a new "Inde* Isational meeting, are John T. to tell some M 00 occupation­ pendent'’ committee ef big Conner, president ef Merck A al and about 100 beverage business leaders composed Co., Summit, NJ., end John Ikensae. I. Loeb, Rhoades A Co., New Occupational licensee are largely ef Republicans. due Oct. 1, and are required The group included two York. Connor anld ha la an Inde­ by all who practlco n profes­ members ef former President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s cab­ pendent Democrat. Loeb raid sion, operate businesses, and be is n registered Republkan. by each coin operated vend­ in et After tho 46-member nu­ Conner told reporters that ing machine of any descrip­ cleus of tho committee woe three quartan of the 46 or­ tion. He pointed out that under formed Thursday, Johnson ganisers of tho committee the present lew holders of were Bepublireaa either by anld that polltkal independ­ beverage licenses must pre­ registration or past voting ents this year hove a choke sent the license for the cur* of "the kind of country they habits. rent year to obtain a new He said they had banded want America to be." one. Also, If they operate together with a national headJohnson said: within the limits of any in* quartan at M Park Ave., New "Thsy can choosa an Amor* corporated municipality they fen which as lie a straight and York City, to recruit John- must obtain a city license and aon-Humphrey support from sure course, steered by ex­ present it to the tax col­ perience, confident In its the business and financial lector's office before e state strength, steadiest in Its pur­ world, and to raise money for end county license can be is­ the national ticket poses. sued. The membership Includes "Or they can choosa quite If for any raaeoa n bever­ a d i f f e r e n t America—an Ford Motor Co. Chairmen age Ikenae la not renewed by America tacking sail and Henry Ford It end Mtrrlner Oct. 1, a new applkation turning about to retrace its 8. Cedes, Salt Lake City, must be made to the State chairman of the Utah Con­ Beverage Department and in courts." T h e Elsenhower cabinet struction and Mining Co. and addition pay • penalty. members listed ae originating former chairmen ef the Fed­ Galloway pointed out, "It sponsors of the "National eral Reserve Board. is a violation of the law to Twenty-ilx members of tho practice a profession of any Independent Committee for President Johnson end Sena­ group attended Thursday's kind or to operate any busi­ tor Humphrey" were Robert meeting and Intsr had n twa- ness or coin machine without proper licensee." B. Anderson, former Treas­ hour session with Johnson. ury secretary, end Marlon B. with Happy Birthday to Daley (Mrs. Ed) Dowtll. Al­ so the earns to Ben Hodges and again lata wish one to Word has been raeeWed In Henry Starnes. I think they all anld thsy wars "Jack Ban- DeBary of tho death ef Mrs. ay'a M". Anyway, Happy Fried* DeKorte, mother of day to you. • • • Then Herbert D. Gibb for whom there’s Joy Wilson to wish American Legion Poet 259 happy birthday too. She was named. Mrs. DaKorta, who dlad wouldn’t say she wee 39 be­ muse she would bo telling a Aug. 26 In » Whltehouse, BIG one. She bas Just turned N. J., hospital after a lengthy 13 end Is now In the seventh illness, end her lota huabond grade. • • • Beginning this resided In DeBary In 1936 and Sunday, Sunday School will were charter members of the •tart nt 10 s.m. and Worship local American Legion Poet ecrvica at 11 a.m. at tha Up- and Its Auxiliary Unit. •ele Presbyterian Church. Very glad to wekome back Rev. Hardin and wife Bea and little daughter, Mary Louise. They have been In Texas go­ ing to summer school. • • • Cept. Benjamin !!. William., My Oh My, Gueaa what little son of Mr. end Mrs. B. H. Tommy Edwards decided to Williams of 2613 PolnsetU Their dnngkter has named doT He goes to school the Ave., has arrived for duty with Naans, ane. tuvia tsvaia tha new snivel Robert jar- first day and then comes home the 6046th V S . Air Fores — fu n e ra l eervlcee for Mr*. Annie l.aurle Meeite. II. lo ts ease. Ha weighed t lbs. 14 as. end while out playing breaks Hospital at Osen AB, Korea. a. Perk Ave., Sanford, wh-> and was born at Oranga Me­ hie arm. Brothers Ricky and A graduate of Seminole ■I ie l Monday, will he held n> lilS p. m Wedneedey el t><* morial In Orlande. Congrat­ David telle me that It Is brok­ High School, ho received his Fleet freeb yterien Chur-'ulations to the new perente en In several places. Wo are B.8. degree from tha Univers­ » lih nev. d r i v e r C. l e » " Jr. officiating. Bvrlel will lit end ef eourae, to tho proud very eorry, Tommy, and all ity of Denver and hie M.8. <lreenwe«4 Cemetery. Orgrandpa rente. • • • Talking joking aside, we wish you a degree from Washington Uni­ In lends. (Iremkow f u n e r a l Home In ef Rich end Agnes, their speedy recovery aad get back versity, St. Louis, Mo. He wee eheree of laeal arranaedaughter Pauline and husband to School real quick. • • • commissioned In 1931 by di­ menu. L. J. Erie have bought Tom­ New personnel nt Wilson and rect appointment. inn, aavaaa ar*To*-Thmy and Louisa Thompson’s Lake Menree Schools this Hsdy of llauhea Burton Kidd. Falter Lips ktoM on Palm Tarraca drive year Includes Mra. Jim Wal­ 9•. I»1I f o r k Avenue. San. ford, who died Monday, will <a Lake Monroe and are now ter who is teaching the fifth Thin llpe can be made to look h* forwarded by (lramkow "at bams’’ there. Welcome to and sixth grades at the Mon­ fuller. Apply lipstick outside fu n eral Hume lo Olaeeuw. Ky. for eurvlcee and l»irle<. tha neighborhood. * * * Tom­ roe end Mlsa Omi Rea Sum­ tho natural Upline following (Iremkuw In ekare* of Uiral my and Louise and daughters ner who else Is at Monroe tho natural pattern. arran g em en ts Sua and Polly moved Into teaching second grade. We Saaferd. Wa will miss them era glad te have them si out here. • * * Congratula­ teachers. In a conversation tions to Charles end Lucille with ths school secritary, Jsrrett an tbair 16th wadding Mrs Helsn Stapler, 1 waa told •nnivanary. They are certain­ that all ether teachers, per­ ly a very nice couple. Wa sonnel and lunchroom person­ AIR CONDITIONER INSURANCE wish then many more hap­ nel era tha same as last year. py ones. • • • Glad to know • • • I knew that everyone H. B. Pope Co., Inc. 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Guaranteed Brake A Muffler Service H. L. HARVEY French n 1st. PLUMBING FA 2-0921 FA 1-9923 Complete InsUllatieaa • Repairs Bathroom sad Kitchen Fixtures Water Pumps Free Estimates Sanford Flour and 204 8. Sanford FA 2-3381 By Mra. M. L. Jekaeuu WaU what 4® »ou k"<rT' .al* maat one wash of school baa goua by. I havant beard any« M ‘‘fuaafcf* y*t but w*K unm J t d m L One child made tad ramaWltltat by tha toaka of all Urn hooka bo brought homo to study It must already ho tost time. Anyway, happy meatha ahead kiddles. • • * This past weekend Kay (Mra. Jim) Thompson flow up to Annapolis, Md., to soo son Jimmie. I t woo Parents Open H o m o Weekend then end Key Ik eras a "packed full en­ joyable OM." She stayed at Ole others drowned. The latest traffic victim was Alcalde l a s ers, a II* year-old Negro from Miami who died last night in a crash at State Roads B4 and 7 near Fort Lauderdale. Daniel Dents, a 17-year-old Jacksonville boy, waa the last holiday drowning victim. Ms went aadcr yesterday while swimming a t SC George la* land near Jacksonville Beach. A high speed rear-end smeshup west of Miami yes* terday killed Mrs. Gladys Heaton, 63, ad Miami. Polics said the ear which rammed Mrs. Heaton’s auto was trav­ eling over 100 miles an hour. Aa accident on U.8. Mlghwajr 10 soar Panama CMjr Monday killed 22-year-old La* Uier Herman Bloekar, aa An* bum College atudent from Andalutia, Ala. Henry Brown, a 63-year-old Quincy Negro, waa killed la hie aleep Sunday nifM when a car craahed Into hia bad* fred, 41, Jacksonville; DoMld Franklin Tula*, t l , Fcraandin* Beach; Jamas Sickard Loden, 24, Atlanta, and Jon Komkr Jr., Macon, Ga. Two Jceksonvfllo youths were billed Sunday when struck by a ear near their home. Police identified thWn aa Clam Stmng, 13, and her 16-month-old cousin, Robert Mrs. Annie Laurie Meeds, •3. »1» 8. Park Avsaua, San­ ford, died Monday. She cam# to Plorida 34 years ago from Meridian, Mlsa. She was n member of tha P in t Prsebytarlaa Church of Sanford and until her Ill­ ness, aa activa member of tha Sanford Woman’s Club. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. Ralph A. Smith of San­ ford; grandsons. Ralph A. Smith Jr. of Quitman, Mlsa. and Walter M. Smith of Mia­ mi and four g n a t grandchil­ dren. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph V. Hig­ gins of BL Petersburg, were killed Prldey when their car hit a bridge abutment near Orange Haights. Pear people drowned Isa* day. They were Daniel At* Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 21B 8. PARK A V I. Hebrew Calendar The Hebrew calendar began with tha Creation, which la supposed la have tabes place 3,760 years and a moaths be­ fore tha beginning of the Christian Era. To find tha pre­ sent year In the Hebrew cal­ endar, one m utt add 3,761 to the date In the Gregorian cal- Select the cor or trailer you want and leave the money worries Virginia Petraakl P. O. Box 1114 Sanford Phyllis Rngtnstela 322-4U4 Lake Mary Nora Nerrlr TE 9-1314 to us. 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PARK 322-0861 �BEAUTIFY YOUR FLOORS By Jam CassiBirry Republican gubernatorial candidate Rep. Charles R. Holley of St. Petersburg, spoke briefly Sunday after­ noon kt the preliminary openlag ef the new Seminole Bounty Republican Head­ quarters located on Highway /;» s ir tfO* 17-93 across from Seminole Plata la Casselberry. Ho woo introduced by Rep. Joa fortune, chairman of the REPUBLICAN VOLUNTEERS who will be staffing the new Seminole Seminole County Republican County headquarters in Casselberry are Miss Margaret G sttis, of Alta­ Exacntiva Committee, which monte Springs, secretary of the Young Republican Club, and Mrs. O. G. made arrangements for tho B ryant of Sanford, vice chairman of the county executive committee. candidate to appear at the The headquarters will be open six days a week from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. for opening. distributing campaign literature. (Herald Photo) A large crowd ef re p o rt­ ers was sa hand to greet the candidate and Inspect the new fhcility. Tbs headquarters win be staffed by volunteer workers and will be open to the pub­ lic from P a.m. until 9 p.m., Monday through Saturday, WASHINGTON (UPI) — none may know. No president der the joint sponsorship Guest speaktr for the Lions ths Seminole County Young President Johnson will pursue of the United States can di­ Republican Club and the Ex­a campaign theme of “pros­ vest himself of the responsi­ Club of Casselberry last ecutive Committee. perity, Justice and peace,M bility for such a decision. Thursday night at a meeting Campaign literature, but­ with additional anrphaala on “ Modern weapons are not in the Trad* Winds Cafeteria waa Herbert McKemie from tons and bumper strips for his dispute with Sen. Barry tbs local, stats and national M. GoIdwa tar on control of like any other,” Johnson said. the Social Security Adminis­ “In the first nuclear exchange tration district office in Or­ GOP candidates will be dis­ nuclear weapons. tributed. This became clear today 100 million Americans and lando. U* advised his listeners to Serving on the House Com­ after Johnson’s opening cam­ more than 100 million Rus­ mittee are Richard Davis of paign speech at a Labor Day sians would all be dead and gat their Information direct ^forest City, chairman and rally ia Detroit attended by when it was over our gTsst from the Social Security of­ Miss Margaret Gattia and a crowd estimated by polJc* cities would be ashes, and our fice rather than from their Bill Medcalf of Altamonta at more than 100,000 persons. fields would be barren, sad neighbors and to check every Springs and Mrs. a G. Bry­ Johnson, challenging one our industry would be de­ three to four years white ant of Sanford. Sirs. John viewpoint expreee-d by his Re­ stroyed, our dreams would they are still working to make sure their file Is In or­ Border of 253 Pinewood Drive, publican opponent, declared: have vanished." The President’s appesrsnee der, particularly if they have Lakewood Shorts, is in charge “Make no mistake. There is at scheduling volunteer* and no such thing ss conventional before ths union - sponsored changed Job* or locality. He stated that in Seminole rally held in Cadillac and anyone erishlng to donate a nuclear weapons.’’ County there are 6,262 reJohn F. Kennedy Square, few hours of their time should Ha referred to a statement cipienta who receive a total of ^on tact her or alga up at the by Goldwater (n a speech where Democratic candidates 317,994 each month in Social since Harry 8. Truman have headquarters. Aug. 25. Tbs GOP president­ Security payments. Also on hand for 8unday ial nomine* told tbs Veterans launched their campaigns, wss Milton Freeman, who re­ not officially described by afternoon’s event were four of Foreign Wars convention cently returned from a tour of the local party candidates, In Cleveland that “a way Johnson as political. Howevsr, of Europe, presented the club the Democratic National Com­ E. Pop* Bassett, candidate must b* developed to provide with a silk pennant sent from for county eommlseloncr; Wal­ NATO with its own stock ef mittee paid for the President's the Lions Club in Paris. ter Hoberg, candidate for small, tactical battlefield wea­ transportation as It does on school board; Dr. Robert pons—what may truly be call­ all his political trips. Johnson was away from Hoover, candidate for house ed conventional weapons.” Johnson, with an amotional Washington only five hours. of representatives and Guy RAllcn, candidate for tax as­ tremor in his voice, told the After making his speech, ho crowd that “for 19 peril-fill­ shook hands with hundreds sessor. The headquarters building ed year* no nation hna loo*, who crowded the squares be­ Is not hard to recognise as ed the atom against another. fore leaving the auto city. Ills next campaign trip Is the exterior has been gaily To do so now Is a political de­ expected to be Thursday when By Mrs. Clarence Snyder repainted In red, white and cision of the highest order. The first regular meeting blue and Is decorated with the “It would lesd us down an he travels to Harrisburg, Pa. of the Osteen School PTA for familiar party symbol, the uncertain path of blows and the 1944-65 term has been elephant. counterblows whose outcome postponed from Turjday of this week until Tuesday of next week. Sept. 15, Krnest Skinner, president, has an­ nounced. A meeting of the executive By Jane Ca»»elb*rry Junior and senior high board was held last Thursday school English teachers mst evening at the school with the new principal. Miss Car­ EN ROUTE WITH GOLD- tent medicine approach to for a noon luncheon last men Henle. Officers serving WATER (UPJ) — Republi­ politics and to foreign policy Wednesday at the Trad* this year, other Uian Skinner, Winds Cafeteria in Cassel­ can presidential nominee Bar­ ran be rejected in November, berry to orgsnixe the Semi- are Mrs. L. W. Jones, first ry Goldwater, denouncing the and for the aake of tha free­ ncle County Englith Council vice president; Mrs. John Radminletrmtlon’a “patent med­ dom which President Johnson and elect officer* for the Tatum, second vie* president; icine approach" to politics and seems to have forgotten, I coming year. Mrs. Darleen Nettles, secre­ foreign policy, today accused pray that H will be rejected," Thus* elected include Miss tary; Mrs. John Jurss, treas­ President Johnson of failing he said. Dorothy Morrison, 8cmlnol* urer; Mrs. Nolan Osteen, to Include freedom in hta pro­ Goldwater beaded for Cali­ High School, president; Mrs. parliamentarian a n d Mrs. posed “great society." fornia from hi* hilltop home Mary Grace Kosky, Sanford Harold Pell, historian. Ths Ariiona senator said near Phoenix, Aris., where he Junior High School, vice the administration "in effect ha* been awaiting the start president; Mrs. Carolyn Dupromises to regiment oor peo­ of his day-to-day campaign­ rak, l.yman High, secretary; ple at home and has demon­ ing. Loa Angeles GOP offic­ R o b e r t McKenxie, South s tr a te d that It will wreck our ials hoped to fill the 66,000- Seminole Junior High, trea­ ^alliances aboard.” s t a t Dodger Stadium in surer amt Miss Lois Ruddcll, Goldwater sighted In on the Chaves Ravins for a big ral­ Oviedo, historian. President’s Labor Day speech ly tonight. Mr*. Ann Allen of Semi­ which opened the Johnson nole High served as tempor­ election campaign Monday in ary chairman and Mrs. Alicia Cslcalstloa Detroit. The senator mad* hit Process of radiocarbon dat­ Schmidt of Lyman servsd as comments in a statement pre­ ing relies upon the principle chairman of tha nominating pared for dslleory In San Die­ that on the death of an organ­ committee a* well aa making go, Calif., where he wss to ism its radiocarbon begins to arrangements for tha lunch­ begin hi* own first week of diminish through its own rad­ eon. ioactivity at a known rate and. E'ntrnsive campaigning. Items under discussion in­ “President Johnson, who therefore, by determining the cluded possible projects, use Convenient failed to mention communism loss which has taken place, cf mors instructional aids, In hia acceptance speech, has it is posible to calculate the further professional study, ...A n d Easy On now defined his great society time elapsed since burial, ac­ and language arts activities without including freedom ss cording to tho Encyclopaedia. for students. Your Pecketbook on* of the elements,” Goldwa­ ter said. “He lists prosperity, Justice, and peare as the three parts ^ o f his pledge to ths American people. But not freedom. He should know, and ths Ameri­ more bills and comblno can people should remember, thorn Into a single loan. that there have been prosperEverything it handled on • out slaves, that Juxtke can sim plified basis. You choose the amount* and be found in a prison and that dates ef payments. tyranny cun bring peace to anyone who will surrender. “Lyndon Johnson, misread­ ing the entire span of our BhUtory, says that hi* three items are the foundations of our unity. Without freedom, however, unity Is nothing more than conformity," GoldRrutk s s One*. . . I mmU for MontKm water said. II* said the President’s JOHNSTON’S NO-ROACH: Simply brush Johnston'n comments in Detroit stress the No-Roach in cabineta to control cockroach**, on sills to 322-3741 nation’s choice in the forth­ atop unis. Colorless, odorless coating stays effective for — ---------- ORt AHDO coming election — “the choice months. No need to move dishes. Harmless to pets. 421R. Orsaga tea. ......424-1405 R em em ber: No-Roach m eans no roaches. ^between weakness or strength 401 W. Cm'rii HW......423443J abrogd. 124) E.C*talial Or...... 425 2441 Johnson Puts Stress On Control O f A -W a r WASHINGTON (UP!) — Twenty-on* persons w«t* as­ sented by civil authorities last year. Tbs number was by far the lowest os record since 1930. The U A Bureau of Prisons, fat its aaausl report of exteulions in the SO states and fed­ eral jurisdictions, said Mon­ day the number was less than half the total for 1M2 when 4T persons vers executed. Texas had the largest num­ ber with four. New York. Ohio, Mississippi, Arisons and Georgia followed with two sack. The federal to re ru­ ment and Missouri carried out one execution each their first in six years. Other states with one exe­ Original Objective Original objective ef the founders of Dartmouth Col­ lege waa to educate Indian youth*. The college waa es­ tablished under a charter granted to Eleaxar Wheelock in 1749 by the king of England. cution in IMS wore California, Florida, Now Jersey, Okla­ homa and Washington. The report reflected a draaiatlc decline la executions since the Bureau of Prisons began issuing He annual re­ ports 34 years' ago. The number of prisoners sent to the electric chair, the gallows or the gas chamber see raged 16/ a year during the 1930’s; 12S a year during the 1940‘s; 73 a year during the 19M's; and 41 r year dur­ ing tbs 1940‘S ts drt*. WITH ONE OF THE MANY NEW PATTERNS OF VINYL • ASBESTOS JO H N S -M A N V IL L E F L O O R T IL E S PRICES START AT per m i 230 N. FRENCH AYR. SANFORD. FLA. S2S4 “Headquarter* For Sprinkler SywtmuP Social Security Tips Given For Lions Club C Osteen P T A Postpones Meeting r r m B 1)11 i ■ J ill ^ rn T ri I A f n lL u iil^ U m ip H Teachers Form English Council — G.A.C.—■ FIN A N C E a d m in isu a tio u '* pa- • 12“ s ip jrrrJ , boxed squares and round *:•/!;* • Cordurcy or luxurious Fortisan cov­ e n In ' *:oralor colon! 19“ by 2S tnch shredded polyfoam pillows with deluxe cord edgo, long wearing ticking. Jumbo 77 by 28 Inch pillows, with corded edge, exquisite floral licking In soft pastels. COMP. VALUE $2.49 m . • luxurious silk and 1 0 0 % Acetate, octagonal shape Standard site late* filled bod pillows, wltfs slppered percale cover. Non-allergonlc. B v y A # Hm b $ s 'y o ta 'R to tii M W s s s w H h w t r a w ly c a s h ...J u s t r a y “ C h a r g e H ” i t J*M* F W A lik e o d w t t y c 0/ t y x c & u u h i U i GREAT 1 M . FIELD'S STORES OPEN DAILY 10 ajn. to IB pjm. SUNDAY: 12 Nooo to T W IN N D IX IE F O O D S TO R ES ira n “l b s COMP. VALUE $1.98 oo. bh ;__ » �- -- ■■gSW=Wa>t Dr. Crane's T he Future’s W orth It 11 W orry C linic how long they were and, a t times, now hopeless. It is Just as difficult when we try to look ahead. There is the same trick of perspective. The horizon ap­ pears flat, and the richness and color of life, the infinite variety and promise of the landscape ahead, cannot always be seen. Sometimes obstacles loom large in our path and obscure the view. We think we will never overcome them and sometimes wonder if the future is worth the e ffo rt For all men knew in 1939, man­ kind was entering a chasm it might never emerge from. It might have been avoided had niAn had the wis­ dom to take different turnings years before. But in 1939 there was no choice for free men. We are the heirs of those who fought and died and triumphed over the forces of hate and antilife in World War II. Because of them, we are across th a t great chasm, and though the way ahead is still danger­ ous and edged with precipices, we are in sight of broader, greener uplands than men have ever known. Twtntjr-fhr# y t u i mo , on Soj>1, N u i pMunrs crashed •cross the Poliah border. Within two days, Britain and France declared w ar on Germany and for the second tim e in a generation, Europe waa plunged into the madneaa of war. I t is interesting to note th a t only n week before this anniversary, the French were observing the 20th an­ niversary of the liberation of Faria —August 28, 1944. And only three months ago, hun­ dreds of veterans, from generals to privates, had returned to France to wander over the beaches and hedgerow-bordered fields of Normandy as they relived and retold the story of th a t famous D-Day 20 years before. I t is more than ju st a coincidence of the calendar, however, of our dec­ imal method of reckoning numbers, th a t has us commemorating so close­ ly together these epochal events which actually occurred five years— and millions of lives—apart. It has to do with the nature of history it­ self. I t Is as if a traveler were looking beck down a long road he had walk­ ed. Huge landmarks that wero mites •p a rt are now shrunken and merged together Into the flat background. So It is when we look back on his­ tory. It is difficult now to comprehend the real distance between Septeml>er 1, 1939, and June 6 or August 23, 1944. We know that five crowded years separated them, but even those who lived through those war years now find it hard to remember just to m b tr S r It's Harder W ith Two W ires Q uotes to Thought For Today Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Is>rd is, there is freedom.—HCor. 3:17. • ♦ • Through all modern history cen­ tralized government has l»een the chief threat to personal liberty. — Winthrop W. Aldrich. Fbr they add Innumerable get well even WITH THEIR neurotic aches and pains m DOCTORS! So wtoo ap to re­ caw s i t ef their Inertia aa top of bona fide peptic ulcers ality! (Alway* write to Dr. Crane they wifl f t to tha palls aad veto w Ftoreasher MB. If or an inflamed appendix, bun­ in care of this newspaper, enclosing a long stamped, yw taxpayers wish to see ions. etc. Americans have gone ber­ addressed envelope and 20 J u t visualise tha millions of serk In their worship of doc­ cents to cover typing and printing costa when you Marthas whs will ha aa year tors! And they are often far more sand for one of his booklets.) harks If Medicare la eaactconcerned about having a hos­ It pital bed reserved for them, CASE T-008: Martha D., than a pew in their church aged 30, ia a typical “ worry or a mansion in heaven! wart." Millions of Americana liter­ “ Dr. Crane," iha began, ally enshrine the M.D. and T am perfectly certain ha “ why do doctors oppose Medi­ make an idol out of their doc­ (former President Kisenhow* tor, worshipping him instead er) care! so pioud of Gov. (Wii"For I have spent thousands of God Almighty! liam W.) Scranton—whom he Yet we medics can't even and I and othara persuaded to of dollars on medical fees and hospital bills, and still I am heal a scratch on your skin! run for governor—that I am We can't make blood clot o n satisfied in my own mind he not well. So why shouldn't the gov­ cause a fractured bone to bolievee ba would he the ernment help furnish me free heal! strongest candidate against So PLEASE get wise to, medical care?" President Johnson. medical facts! Quit being so MEDICARE MADNESS —Sen. Hugh Scott (R-Pa.). Martha la a typical “ Worry doggone chicken about your Probably they have left “innards." Wart" concerning health. their efforts too late. Hut Live like a lion instead of She Is a neurotic on a*x there ia just enough uncer­ matters because she is scared a fearful “ Worry Wart” tainty to make the next few about her forthcoming doth sheep! "Hospitalitis" ia now a na­ weeks exciting. birthday. —London Times aditorial oa For she feels that will sig­ tional scandal, for we already the Republican "stop-Uoldhave twice as many hospitals nal the approach of the meno­ water” movement. pause. And, like millions of as are actually needed, if you I like it. “ Worry Warts" would Just get women, she makes the mil—Rilly Running, 0, summing take of thinking the meno­ active in your churches. Eighty-five per cent of pa­ up his reaction to th« nopause to the death knell o( a hit gams pitched against tients get well IN SPITE OF wife's physical appeal. tho New York Meta by his THEIR DOCTORS! So she has shopped around father, Jim Running of the And of the other 13 per cent, from one doctor U> another. Phillies. (She admitted she had con­ 3 per cent to ID per cent can't sulted 0 ). Bach week we medlct re­ ceive 30,000,000 patients. Hut 10,000,000 (30 per cent) have .NO DIAGNOSABLE PHYSI­ CAL AILMENTS WHATSO­ ■hiftad from positions of EVER! power to pluses where they Do you voters thus wish to would wWU las* Influence ia pay the medical and hospital • crista. bills lor the 30 per cent of pa­ One axamplu to an out­ tients who hava no significant standing general does to physical ailments? Khanh. Hs was a key man in U so, Just back the socialis­ tha Revolutionary Military tic scheme of Medicare, which Council and head of South our last two administrations Vist Nam Internal security. have been sponsoring (or Recently, though his abilities mere vote-buying. aro badly needed in Viet loist year the amount spent Nam, hs was appointed am­ by Americans on health ran bassador to tho Chinese Na­ as follows; tionalist government In For­ Hospitals—6.2 billions mosa. Government officials 1 Physicians—3.3 billions talked to called It “exile” aimDrugs—1.2 billions ed at getting him out of tha Total-13.7 billions way. Taxpayers would get sturk The strong man of the with even lar more billions military trlumvirato la un­ for needless medical care i( All savings accounts opontd, all addition! doubtedly Khlem. Americans Medicare were voted Into e l ♦o your account th at ar« mad* by th« 10th who know him say he has feet. of th* month, ta rn dividends from tha 1st. brains, ambition and an abili­ For If people are willing to ty for showmanship. Ameri­ pay <13.7 billions out of their cans and Vietnamese I've own pockots, think how much FT PAYS TO SAVf WHEPI talked to either liked Mm morr likely the'l be to glut our strongly or disliked him fer­ hospitals if you taxpayers paid SAVING PAYS...WITH US vently. ail those bills! Minh, a big (0 ft.), genial, Remember 30 per cent of likeable, war hero, takes life our present PRIVATE paying eaay. Khanh aaya of hla, “ Alt patients have no diagnosahis he likes to do ia play tennis.” physical ailments at ail! Ami even of the remaining Khanh has alienated many A T I O M Vietnamese by bis Inability to 30 per cent, the physical ail­ maks decisions and carry ment is often not 10 per cent 312 W E S T F IR S T S T . SA N FO R D , FLA. at their trouble. them through. Martha's rasa toaald shock Sa ertrs Ira million Amort- frill / Jr -MM Bruce Biossct — Roy Crowley M usic B elongs In H om e ir By Dr. M i D. Asd.rsoa Depart meat of Musto (LaGrasi* College) Tiztr.li reveal a vrhs'.Mon* interest In thvlr children's de­ velopment and an awareness of tha eurrint need* of Indiv­ id u a l when they aak, "When aheuld my child begin to stu­ dy music?" But If tha child la In school, tha parents are already lata la considsring tha question. Parents, perhapa without m illin g it, function as in­ structors in music, both be­ fore and after a child starts to school. From hla earliest daya, a child hears and be­ comes accustomed to the type • f music ha hears In hla home. I t la unfortunate that there la not mors singing in the modem home. Tha songs of a mother to her child give her an opportunity to help shape his tastes and desires. The quality of sound and tha quality of material which tha child henre will become the criterion for his musical tastes and wants in the future. Radio, record player, tele­ vision, and church services provide the pre school child the most contact with music. By Uis tlma hs enters school, those contacts hava had a strong influence In shaping hla musical sspcctations. If ha hears only the raucous shouts and pcreusslvt sounds found dally on radio, tha child will coma to aspect that all music will lie of that type, and will probaldy resent of­ ferings contrary to his s iperlcncs. However, If ha has had opportunities to listen to a wide variety of music, which Includes the msaterworks of the musical ages, hs will be more apt to accept the sounds which represent a wider ga­ mut of musical tasts. Television offers more var­ iety In musical fare than does radio In most local areas. This is not to Indicate that tele- P olitical N otebook vision necessarily runs to a “higher” type of mu.ic, hut WASHINGTON (NBA) — nominal head. They a r t to that there are occasional pro- The new caretaker governact for two months until a frame af good music for both mtr.i f V'et Vsrc w'll National Aiermby osivrt# a adults and children. lie hard put to held together president. Presumably t h a Many children have their for Ilia two months it's iche- triumvirate will pick tha Na­ first "live'* contort with mus­ doled to rxi.<t unless It hss tional Assembly or deeida ic through church services, liberal shots of L\ S. bolster­ hew it is to bs chosen. The three generals vrlio but there is little awareness ing. Such strong I'. S. barking, compose Uis ruling triumvi­ of the Importance this enrly may stir up more rate have hern maneuvering listening and participation in turn may have on shaping their under-the-surfuce resentment against tach o t h e r for months. tastes and prejudices In both against the United States. Dr. Nguyen Xuen Oanh, the A high Vletnamrie official music and religion. Sunday school singing gam 's often Harvard - educated temporary in Saigon told me that become such an integral part premier, hns no political base Khanh and Minh are not ex­ of tha experiences and tastes in South Viet Nam. lie has actly friends. Other officiala of the child that ha wilt re­ livrd most of his adult life echoed this Statement. Khlem, third member of peat them at play during thn in tlie United Stales, lie re­ other days of the week, ami turned to Viet Nam a year tha triumvirate, has hesn at ha may avsn retain them ago after being away 18 work for soma time putting years out of the past ‘.'it. Po­ his mtn in strategic govern­ throughout Ilfs. Music in tha worship serv­ litical and military Vietna­ ment positions. Key officials ices becomes a part of that mese I talked to In Sulgon in the major ministries have vast unconscious storehouse recently called him “The been reporting to Khirm re­ gularly as wall as to their of musical experience which American." Though he’s an abla eco­ own ministers. ultimately shapes adult tastes. Dttrirg tha past months, The child should not lie ex­ nomic technician, they said, pected to categorise his ex­ he hns little knowlei Ige of Khiem lias on various occa­ periences as the adult ha* Virt Nam or of political ad­ sions countermanded Khanh'a military, political and foreign learned to do. Music Is simply ministration. Thpse Vietnamese felt that policy orders, both when tells him that there is one level of music for piny, an­ lie had been made deputy Khanh was prime minister ami after ha became presi­ Altamoat* Spring* Fntirprtot ' other fur worship, and still s premier for economics (his dent. post until recrutlyl because Mrs. Julia It.rt*# third for entertainment. Mrs. Rltchto Harris Khirm hss seen to it that 131-1110 The record player is the of his American connections. 008-3034 men kynl to Minh and to Hut Onnh'n “Americanism” is most valunhle device for pro­ ■sar Lake-For.it City MB MM Khanh havs been gradually Mr*. Marysnm Milsa viding a family with ready­ the least cf the problems the Lake Mary 111-3070 made music, In that it will re- ruling military triumvirate Mrs. France* Wsstor produce exactly what is desir­ faces. Casselberry 333-0119 The Revolutionary Military Mrs. Jaa* f t.w lto n f ed aa often as desired. It is Lake Muarn# Council appointed f o r m e r 838-8840 a sad plight that many chil­ Mrs. H. 1.. Johssoa Chie f of State Mjj. lien. dren have no access to such Chuluota 333-4733 an aid until they reach adole­ Duong Van Mlnh, “ I’rcslMrs. Joan Msgla Lnngwnod 103-37U scence and have derided that dent” Maj. tien. Nguyen Mrs. Donna ItoUa they “know what they like.” Kluiiih and Defense Minister 838-3317 DoBxry l.t. Gen. Tran Tliien Khirm It Is m o s t Important, Mrs. Fraak WWto North Orlando u three-man group to run though, that the parent real­ outzzx Mrs. Margaret Cushy 333-8793 ise that the young child nerd the country, with Khnnh as Deltona not lie limited to “children's’' OaW.n Mrs. Mildred Haney Mr*. Clsr.nc. Hsydsr records; lie line not hud the 008-1001 333-414! long years of conditioning Geneva Oviedo which leud to rejection «f Mrs. J»Ann Hays Mrs. Evvlyn l.aady 318-4873 "long-haired” music Up will 383-3110 Q—What «n> the outcome respond to tha music which s of the treason trial of Aaron provided fur him, and it is lliirr? here that the greatest burden A—lliirr was acquitted. of responsibility ties on th« parent. We have known of Q—Wh.it dues the word clo­ pre-school children whose fav­ ture u . applied to tha U. S. | orite music was a Mahler Senate mean? A—Cloture Is a seldomsymphony or a Bartok string Page 4 Sanford, Florida Tues., Septcml>cr 8, 19(54 quartot. Used rule by which two-third, When should my child be­ of the .onute may break a wraLTBse a . w i k l o s v . a x i r r o a m as gin music T The answer must filibuster. r a a x K v o i . T o i . i n a , i, be that hs will Iwgin to learn U « , • Q .if ft l a a a . s . i Q—When i. Armed Force* j v L i a s L. s T i a a T a a a aoB K ar u iiu s iik b muaie when wa bring him Duy observed. A .M o is t s > 4 1 1 .r A 4 v .r t l .l n g D ire c to r home for the first time. Our ■ a u n t i. jo H ii u s a o s I4MKBB A—Hy Presidential procla­ M a n a s ln g K d lt o r A d x r t l.lu K U o s o g tr main task is to ninke those mation, the third Saturday in \ ■ K I N K * KlLl.tMIlV .W bus m a t t early contacts hear valuable May ia observed a . Armed T .N .r .p h K d lt u r O SD o ro t A d v o r ll. ln a U i n > | i i H um s w ill, ta n s fruit. iASIS IHOKSAKSa Forces Day. It r e p l a c e d . B s c lt t y K d lt o r M s sla ts s U o sA str Army, Navy and Air Force D um a s tu n s ra au w lus City K d l t o r ■ O dhaatesl S u p t. Day a Johaan Htrauas. Ranker J U U f W K I .I .S ■in. v iarav r C 3 d . t or UtAtf I’bulogr.pher The Viennese composer, Q—What tree* ha* the big­ Johann Htrauaa th« younger, gest hmUT n s i n u r r j v . 't a t i a a first bream, a hank clerk be­ A—The twig tips of mag­ a s O .U « n r B r Mali cause his musician father nolia bear fat flower buds N b Im B U s s t f su s a « l i l t I Tear sis Wash H IS S l l u r wanted him to follow any pro­ that may bs an Inch or mors M S f Msalfc. M S I M .a lh a M l I M o .ik a fession other than music. M 4 I M oatha long. . Herald Area Correspondents t d « p v • Big Bonus Days Evary Month ftl5 V |E K M L ^ c LEFT! O N LY • Q 's and A 's C H O O S E F R O M T H E V A R IO U S C O L O R S A N D E Q U IP M E N T O P T IO N S — T H E ’64 C H E V E L L E JU S T FO R Y O U ! ROCK BOTTOM PRICES! N O W IS T H E ID E A L T I M E T O B U Y - A N D G E T T H E M O S T F O R Y O U R M O N E Y . D R IV E O N E - M A K E US A N O F F E R ! IN 1 M ea to a. a p .su t it.ssiaii.es pr.vu* u a i ait > a ll said la 4414**4. 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Rex Liquors, Dick’s A good bet would b* that Appliance, Atlantic Const ue lotis than 76 per cent of Spring tratatag wt# line, Autowetics end HLH SHE’S grid fans don’t even Products “A" worn aQ able Mai «f m tm tU m know what e perimeter de­ to win throe of tho total m i Orr-Ml pariad h r tto Mofense is. potato to their matches. p a l n n f T i w K u la d But the best opportunity Lance aad Ben Ward Real­ w**M k m M, wan i followers of tho Seminole*’ raop their holiday double-1 ty ended up by splitting in to H u n t drawing c a m . football fare end fate will reder agelut the Pittsburgh | Muir match to round out tho I ' ■ ever have is to ses and hear katoe #4 aad M . night’s roiling. the Tribe’s coaching staff The twto victories came an ft Last soMon’s high a m a r* demonstrata it end explain it the baela ef a Sunday triumph champion looks Uko • repeatFriday night a t the f ln t an­ at Philadelphia aad moved the as Vergil Anderson bad nual production of Players Giants tola a virtual three-way kte big bomb tonrtng Mam up THESE GREYHOUND qonrterbaeka wiH guide tha Lyman High eleven WINNERS OF BALL AND CHAIN BOWLING with a 210/681 to grab high Night at Memorial Stadium. » tor m e a d place, evt 1m , this aemaon through w hat will undoubtedly be It* toughest campaign. Loaguo honors wero won by Susy Reno (loft) Tho program, for nil SHS imee back of Me PtoUtoe. i* honors. Dick ZuckerThey ar* (from left) Gary Smith, Ray Galnea and Jack Blanton. who chalked up a high series figure of 629 and fans, to being especially Maya Inland lie back la a maa was tho solo champ with Verna Bolton whose 162 was th e high average • 221 game and 633 aeries. geared to explain some of tho game at Philadelphia tort Fri­ for th e loop’s women participant*. techniques of football to fans day night, sat nut Saturday’* Buddy Noel paced Dick’s —particularly tho ladlso. game AppUsae* to their thno-gam* Yaakaa Itofw Marta waa For example, Sets tool* uses romp over Team No. 4 with Nported cat aararal d a n af­ aeorteg tho wkatog nm to the tho “typewriter huddle.1' Do whan ha walked 184/487. Dick Bchnitaler and ter riUTU*g t o caflaa a* Ma you know whet Met means? aa the PhilJohn Martin war* the high to o t. . . Taammato WhRay Ilea committed two error* at­ You can find out Friday men for HLH Products “A" ra n i aufhra tooaa tha c night, says Roger Harris, tempting to pick off Willie. wiM 111/818 and 188/100 ia . . . A Mat atratoad Ma Back president of Me l ew tael* May• started the a thee game win over GlassVida fa tin g hair tent* « Ma High Booeters Club. hitting Ida 40th homer to the Met. Doug Owen* rolled 200/ hand . . . Almoet a third M How about n p u l l i n g first inning. Dark decided to 808 for Glasa - Mat. Don kaaaban la auftoriag from guard? Chances ar* not one rest WUlle la the second gome Thompson 178/607 and N**l •oacla pull* aad atralaa.. . . tost with fan Francisco trailfeminine football fan in a Maxwell 182/608 tend tho AuOr. LawrttM Golding, HBy DsvM nggtohrtham According to Pigott tho fol­ tog 4-t to the fourth, Maya forget to mention that they dosea has tha least Ids* of Junior Bowling League. By Jobe A. Bpolehi loetor at Koto Mata Univar< Herald Sparta Writs, lowing athletes will b* aa Ma toasties team to a thro* gam* o got somo prlso money, what H mtana. Tho plana which were for­ nod over Wall Plumbing. sfcyte nationally recognised came off the beach to blast Hera's hoping that pen all one ef reliever Frank Bock’s had a safe and happy Labor mulated by members of the too. (Just to time to spend It “What does he puR?" In­ Whistles shattered ths air vanity squad for tho fall applied phytWogleal labaraMe toft field Dayl (I think I’m gonna local men's and women's on the hide goto’ back to quired on* gal to whom and balls bounced everywhere palgn: tarr. baa taatad thousands at scoreboard aad then aat down hafto talk to the boss and bowling associations in re­ school!) put tho question. And did you Friday aa the Seminole High Quarterback* — Boon]* amateur and professional atkknow that Ssminol* High thla to rest his aching back. gards to acUvely assisting lataa to all apocta. Ha kaa again coaching staff composed ef Hinson, aauior, IB ; A1 Boni­ g * * 1T S T ’c a rd to .J Uei M w t « * » * w h,t that U * season will us* asvoral plays face, Junior, 143 and Frank l l S ? bor Day rtenda fori From • thla league are a giant step Talking about good time# (I iMBd that: Head Coach Jim Pigott and Whigham, sophomore, 160. -B ig laagua baU pUyan C bi the a .a . Ull an hour before forward. Special thenke to don’t know If it's old age or in which tha tackle pulls. And here's on* for ths assistants, Jim McCoy and Right halfbacks — Danny Shirley 8imae, 8ue Jackson, what) but brother they get • f t nttla more physically fll ladies! What ia a button- Dick William* worked the TUlis, senior, 183; Rick Wal h f 7 2 F.leanor. Anderson, J o h n better and better. o rm tl th»n.tV epertatora at u» S E ? S r t * back of tha Phitaes, by acor- ’*• * h !W r ’ T liijV . find out Friday Tribo tm yaiil rvttuua and sirom, junior, 183 and Ernie uOwk? Knaeland, Gordon Hcneycutt, Perhapc It’s because we had aaaaparabla age*. lag twin S-2 victories over the 111'> Baumoister, Junior, 163. Garry Fox and Phil Roche such extraordinary hosts as night whan Hand Coach Jim kickoffs. —Baseball raaka aigktk The Phillle split with. for taking time to hold a pre­ Betty and Rich Murphy of Pigott explain*, demonstrates Ma amount at phyiieal condlthe The aquad'a kickoff epeclal- Left Halfbacks — Buddy Topper Avenal M Me cap­ the technique along with Burton, senior, 194; Bornie tain and president o! the Sentliminary meeting regarding Casselberry. ttaatog roqidrad to partoni to ists, Bill Kyndundall and Bcr* Barbour, junior, 165; Chuck tool* High School Band for tho The Mr. and Sirs. League threading the needle. thla league. It founds won­ 16 major ipocta. ping the nightcap 1-1; the MU- w,th • n,lr thr#* *° * Ever wonder what Ronnie nie Barbour, are both much Scott, junior, ISO aad Start had their summer league ban. derful and I know the kid’s —BaU players aa a V 1884-1986 term, according to waukee Brave. Swept the C h i - There’, an s p rin g f c rtw o quet at the Murphy’s and Hinson, Tribe quarterback Improved in height and dis­ Weber, Junior, 168. a n phyakally waak la com will appreciate it. an announeament todiy by tags Cab# AT and 104, and 2 tells his club from that type­ tance of their kicks. Mean Fullbacks — Lee Sparkman, Bandmaster E n a it Cowtoy. p a r im wttk etkar atklataa. the New York MeU beat Me that you’ll bo through bowl- We’re eUll giving the free wouldn't you know it but that B iir tin raqubea UtUa Houston Colto twice 74 a n d 1»» by 10H5 p.m. lessons for any youngiters •omeona did get thrown-In writer huddle? Well, you will while, tho Tribe worked on junior, 213 and S ony Messer, Peggy Bower is a first lieu­ hear that, also. How about kickoff returns setting up v ar junior, 193. s o n fttaoaa tbaa It takca tenant and win sorv* s i treas­ U I Should be around ala teams who'd like to Join a t 10:18 (elothea and all). And it mlddla guard and a corner loua blocking formations. Centers — David Howe, een urer and chaplain as well a t wasn't Splituki this yearr bowl or play golf. Baltimore regained fln t competing In thla group of a-m. each Saturday. The Tribe's stalwarts in the ior, 190; Steve Balint, senior, vice president of tho band. linebacker T • • • Golding aspUlaad, "Btl place to the American League women who ehould have avereither! Football technlqua a n d punting department, Buddy 210 and Tony Gooxales, Jun piayara can and do get by on by (putting Identical t-1 dad- agaa of 1W er higher, There were more than 10 Other officers ar*: First LL This Friday the Navy .m i aiooe. Groat bitten will sloes with Kansaa City, Chlea- Borne of those who did get Wives will start their bowling eouplts on hand with an out terminology has changed con­ Burton, Ronnie Hinson, Frank ior, 168. Joel Fabd, la charge of oper­ kit no metier how muck they go skidded • half-gam* off started last week ehow eome league at 9:30 a.m. with >0 d o o r barbecue, swimming, siderably and even eld tlm* Whigham and Sterl Weber are Guards — Steve Harris, Ju* ations; First LL Ed Hubbard, grid fans may learn quit* able to get their punts off nior, 170; Joe Farlfts, senior, drum major; Second LL Mar­ axarc lea. Since a fallow caa't the paca by dropping a pair to mlghtly Interesting score*. teams. Tha girls had them­ dancing . . . . and lota of fun, bit during Players Night. quick and get good distance. 193; Joe Purdy, senior, 188; cia Lippincott, secretary; Sec­ become skillful merely by ox- Washington 34 and 42; New Bowling with the Wednea selves a fine time this past Thla year wo have 16 "And the interesting thing The formation of blocking Steve Clark, senior, 186 and ond Lt. Terry Rabun, librari­ erclalng. be pracUcee but York moved to within 1H day afUrnoon Hl-Noonere, Friday with coffee aad cake couple* bowling on Friday doea sot work to Improve hie garnet of tho lead by gaining Roes Patrick of the Wlleon- and trophies being awarded nights ta thla Mr. and Mrs. about it,” says Harris, “is positions used on punt returns Steve Groover, senior, 186. an; First Sgt. Elliott Toole, that we’ll enjoy the season ia much harder to get into Tackles — David NoeU, sen phyilque. • 34 ll-tontog verdict over Meier foursome took duel to the winners. Better not League and I'm certain that lot mors If w* have some than those used for kickoff ior, 215; Brad Pnidcn, senior, operations; First Sgt. Donna "Stoce yea caa taepr Danktefs, assistant secretary the baste Idea won't be for­ idea of what ia really going Minnesota (their second game honors with a 191/817 ecm returns. There is more time to 182; David Jarre!, junior, 210; and hiatorian; First Sgt Linda year perfarmaaca greatly la gotten, It’s strictly to t the on out there on the field dur­ was reined out); Cleveland blnatlon. That'e the way to set up on a kickoff than David Golloher, Junior, 198 W e b b , {assistant librarian; awtmmtag, footbeU ar track downed Detroit 74, and Los kick-off tha aeaaon, huh fua of Itl ing the ball games." punt as the line is rushing on and Earnie Steele, junior, 200. Staff Sgt. Ed Wagner, opera­ by daily rhythmic exercise, s e e Angelea dubbed Boston twice, | Rose 7 Players Night will get un­ punt, Pigott pointed out Ends — Larry Watson, Jun tions assistant and Staff Sgt Mae# piayara a a a d i t l a a T h o Seminole Memorial derway at 8 p .m. and will 4-1 and 44 to It innings. Coach Jim McCoy ran the ior, 210; Bill Kuydendall, sen­ Pet* Darml, librarian assist­ ttonaaahraa m an." Hospital league took off with fenture the SHS band, major squad through a blocking drill Sounds liko lightning strtk e e i ior, 175; Mike Gray, junior, ant. Jonnie Elam handling the cites and cheerleaders, says Ing twice. Andy Patrick, the players called "Burma 175; Andy Lyons, senior, 153 Febd, John Horner, Tool#, Tha fitness expert added chorea as secretary-treasurer while toiling in the Bunday Road." Dummy bag* were and Eddie Griffith, aenior, Charles Stein and Peggy Bow­ Harris. uA1m , baiebell U a sport again. After starting with an night Mr. and Mrs. Leagtte placed >11 over the field and 166. when Injury is not inherent to er were named section beads. absentee or two Jonnie call­ also stepped Into tho Indivi­ lbs (quad made the rounds The Semtoolcs will play Ti­ tho fame. Football pUyen ed to tell us that come this dual spotlight with a 210/681 throwing a number of differ­ tusville a week from Friday, know injury eltuitlons and week lilt be u full force set. Leading tha gals waa Jo ent kinds of blocks. but this Friday they will give prepare for them. They run a topplin' the wood-work. W. L. P e t GB Brown with a 178 high single The purpose of the drill a command performance for great deal before the contest and Colleen Sandlin taking Baltimore 83 56 .697 to get youngsters accustomed Seminole fans. The affair U Monday’s Results i to protect themselvei. . . Ever Tomorrow morning the Jet Chicago 84 61 .603 H series with a 487. to making an "extra effort" on sponsored by the SHS Boosters Columbus 4, Knoxville 1 •at a ball team doing thl*7" s e e Bowlerettes will start league New York 80 56 .688 1H each play to get more than Club and will be held at 8 Lynchburg 8, Birmingham 1 FORT LAUDERDALE atb African • hens play with ■ 10 team league (UPI) — St. Petersburg’ one block on a play, McCoy Detroit 74 67 .626 10 Just remlnsclng "bout the p.m. a t Sanford Memorial Asheville 10, Charlotte 0 data prafceeor Mid, according to Alice Sexton, Mike Daniel spoiled n no-hit- explained. U a Angelea 74 70 .814 11H | Saturday J u n i o r Bowling Stadium. la NO axcaea for Chattanooga 0-6, Macon 1-2 league secretary. League makes me feel real Minnesota 70 69 .604 13 ter last night with a wild pit palled er strained mastics Another one of the many ch that gave Fort Lauderdele Cleveland 60 70 .498 14 Igood. The same holds true for to organised (pacta. Simply, who’ll be starting again ia a 1-0 win to the Florida State Boston 61 80 .433 38 | our eo-coaehca Garry Fox end a ballplayer who palla a the Thursday Night Mixed League pennant playoff*. Washington 86 88 .300 29 Eleanor Anderson cause we mate la la NOT la shape ta League, also a six-team en­ nsas City 61 80 .364 32)4 Ihad over 90, as a matter of It was the Yankees’ second play his apart." try according to Erma An­ straight win in the best of Monday's Resells fact, Just missed 100 kids out Golding then rated iporte derson — secretary, for the five scries. The Yankees acor few York 6, Minnesota 4, | hero for tho leaguo and in. according to their conditioning League. S h a d o w bowling rd their winning run to the 1st, day, 11 Innings structions. requirements. From highest starts at 6:55 p.m. with the fifth when third baseman Mika New York at Minnesota, 2nd, That’s the most we have to lowest: Swimming, track, l e a g u e actually starting Ferrara walked, stole second [ever had participating In the football, wrestling, basketball, night, ppd., rain promptly at 7. They’ll be go­ was sacrificed to third and Washington 3, Chicago 0, 1st hockey, tennis, baseball, bowling with fiva bowlers to u scored on Daniel's wild pitch, Washington 6, Chicago 2, 2nd ing and golf. team. Cl* vs land 7, Detroit 2 st. Pet*. aoe aeo aeo o n Compared to athletes In 1 hope that I've been able Fort Land. Nt-M M Ss-l-M other sports, baseball playen Baltimore 6, Kansas City 1, & B U IL D IN G S U P P L IE S 1st to point cut to you that you Daniel and Gooeseu; JureW. L. P et GB had fairly strong grips, weak do have an awful lot of fun Kansas City 8, Baltimore 1, Iphlladelphta w in, Hutton (8), Willoughby 8.1 64 .608 backi, average leg strength, when you're bowling in a (9) aad Pappas. Cincinnati 77 61 .668 6tf low physical fat content, audio 2nd LAWN BOY league. 77 61 .668 6 and visual reactions far above Los Angtlta 4, Boston 1, 1st, St. Louis TRU-LOX PRE-BUILT If you haven't signed yet, The Arctic tern makes an S. Francisco 78 62 .657 8Va average, circulatory fitnesi twilight MOWERS ask anyone who’s now a annual round-trip migratory 70 87 4 U IS only average and endurance Los Angelea 4, Boston I, Pittsburgh 2nd, night, 11 Innings Milwaukee 70 68 .807 13Vh SHS J a y V e e Head league bowler and they'll toll flight of soma 22.000 miles, below average. Tuesday’s Games world's longest euch flight Los Angeles 68 60 408 15 Baseball players a rt Ju t Coach R a l p h Stumpf you the same story. 62 76 .448 21H will pilot his c l u b A COMPLETE LINE OF not aa physically fit aa they New York at Minnesota, 2 Chicago Wednesday's Gams* Houston 88 82 .414 26)4 through ft nix-gam e ehsold bo to play their sport, B U IL D E R S ’ H A R D W A R E 48 01 345 36 Nsw York Golding eontends. “ A ad Chicago at Minnesota (N slate thla • • • • o n . LAWN AND GARDEN TOOLS Monday's Results many enffer menial fatigue New York at Detroit (N) Stumpf’i eleven h a s Boston nt Clev*land (N) San Francisco 6, Pittsburgh played it* 1 • • t 80 to b e a t" WB FEATURE U l f l 4, let Poor fellas ought to go out Baltimore at Washington games without a loan. twlnlght San Francisco f, Pittsburgh Twenty-nine of them aad gat aoma exercise! Only games scheduled 6, 2nd have been victories, the Philadelphia I, Loa Angeles other waa a scoreless QUALITY PAINTS THIRD ROUND No Job Too Largo, 1, 1st tie. (Herald Photo) FOREST HILLS (UPQ— >a Angelea 8, Philadelphia No Job Too Small. America's Chuck McKinley 1. 2nd and Aussie Roy Emerson New York 7, Houston 8, 1st FREE ESTIMATES worn among stars winning New York 6, Houston 8, 2nd authorized dealer third-round matches in the St. Louis 8, Cincinnati S, 1st Mender's Results FINANCING national tennis champion­ SL Louis 3, Cincinnati 2, 2nd Columbus 6, Atlanta 2, 1st — Fertiliser Spreaders For Sol* Or Beat — ARRANGED! Milwaukee 10, Chicago 9, 1st Columbus 4, Atlanta 1, 2nd, ship#. DARLINGTON, S. C. (UPI) Milwaukee 8, Chicago 7, 2nd, 7 inns. — "Thla is the hardest rscs NO-SHUTOUT STEAK 8 tons., darkneM Buffalo 6, Toronto 1, 1st All Type* Repairs And trick to the country to drive,1 Tuesday's Gi Buffalo 4, Toronto 8, 2nd, NEW YORK (UPI) — Tho Complete Installation. said former bus driver Buck tons. Now York Rangers of the Na­ Los Angeles at Philadelphia Baker — a 43-year-old grand Only game scheduled Rochester 6 .Syracuse 8, 1st, tional llockty League once father from Charlotte, N. C., Wednesday'a Gamas played 11 consecutive games 7 inns. who woo the Darlington 300 Milwaukee at Now York (N) yesterday to n Chrysler and out.Tho Syracuse 3, Rochester 1, 2nd without being shut HUon Louis at Philadelphia (N) ended Ford’s throe-year dom Jacksonville 4. Richmond 1, 7 Rangers began the streak ADCOCK AND BEKRYH1LL — OWNERS tone, Nov. 2, 1040 and wore not CiaclaaaU at Pittsburgh (N) toatioa of the race. Jacksonville 1, Richmond 0, blanked until December 81, Houston at Chkatn ’T m happier than if I had 322-9558 822-2287 700 French Ave. Phone 322-7121 Loa Angels# at Saa Francisco son tha Indianapolis 600." 1042. Sad « Strikes A n d Spares ill i i I t « < t l I 4 i I 1 a I 4 a h a 1 » * Fall Bowling Leagues Getting SHS Varsity B e v e a Under W ay For New Season Play Is Pkked B y Pigott Topper Avenal Named Captain Of SHS Band American League Ft. Lauderdale Blanks St. Pete Southern League M P L E TE National League Roof Trusses FO R A L L YO U R R O O FIN G N EED S International League Glidden b Texolite Buck Baker Wins Darlington 500 GATOR A & B R O O FIN G C O . LU M B ER b H A R D W A R E Cash and Carry �/ * Sept a 1M4 — h n T O kah Q bbi} • DBAS A B B Y : Fifteen r—n a n whoa i « u so, 1 * 11 very food of a 24year-old n a a • about town «tw (a to n o a big ru<h. Thaa I tfiacevorod (hat bo waa tollla« outraftoaa lit* about n o la order to build hi* ropuUtioo aa a lady* kilter. I dropped him imme­ diately, and bavo bad ao eootaet with him aiaco. I am aow happily married aad have a lovely boma and family. My mother wrote that this old boy friend had vialtad my bom* towa, aad b t’d telephoned her aiktai for my addreis. He aaid ho travel* a lot and wanted to aee m* again to talk over old time*. My mother lnnottatly gave It to him. How •bould I haadl* him if be call* me? Should I dlaeuia It with ray huiband la caie be abould c*U?I definitely want a» more to do with tbla maa. UPSET DEAR UPSET: Don't diecute It with your buaband. Ho might woodor why you •re ao upaet aver a lot e< 15-year-old Ilea. U Mr. Ladykiller calls, tell him you are happily married and would rather not at* him, ao plaaa* wot te call azote. o * # DEAR ABBY: 1 am i 15 By A bigail Van Suren year-old girl wh* aaaia a straight answer. Exactly, what is wrong with falling aaitep with a boy If you have all your clothe* ea? Plea** don't say it's just not "right" aa that to aa an­ swer. Think you. WANTS TO KNOW vert* would bo unfair to bis family He is SO years older thaa I, but sometime* 1 feel like his mother. He's the only maa I’ve ever loved aad I don't want to too* him. WILING TO WAIT DRAB WILING: To watt lor what? Uatil his children a n grows aad gone, aad his wM* to 18? WU divorce thaa ha any oastor ea hi* wife? Paco tt. lb* "only DEAR WANTS: There’s a time for satartatotog a hay, aad a time for sleeping. When it’s tima to sleep, it's time to bid the boy farewell. That way you wont haw* to wonder M something waa said or dooo —or if you oaly dreamed it. • • e longs to dtf Match dtcoacy, alas, you met him. discretion with I gat out ef bis Ufa. # # • CONFIDENTIAL TO B. W. AT WAV1 IN DAYTON: A little bird!* (aU right. Rood Sbermaa) reported that you are now the original THIN MAN I Congratulations, Haadsoma. How did you do ttr o n e Problems? Writ* to AB­ BY, Box * r 00, Los Angelas, Calif. For a personal reply, nadoao a stampad, aalf • ad­ dressed envelop*. • • • Hate to write letters? lead one dollar to Abby, Box 09,700, Loa Angeles, Calif., for Abby'a booklet. "HOW TO WRITS LETTERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS." DEAR ABBY: I am tovol* ved with a married maa in hi* to’*. W* lota oaeh other, Abby. I know our relation* •hip la wrong, but I am dis­ creet and maaaga to set him without disrupting his family lift. Lately ho has been talking about dlvoctlag hit wtfo and marrying me. Nothing would make me happier than to be his wife, but the last thing I want te do la break up his bom*. He has n compatible relation* ship with his wife, but be doesn't love her. He Is Just staying with her because of the children. Ho la wen able to support two families. How can 1 convince him that di­ dGqhUqhti TV Tim# critics preview coming television shown by attending re beam la.’ watch­ ing screenings, s t u d y i n g scripts in New York and Hol­ lywood. Hero a n their proviews fee today: My old friend, Gordon Keel of Vancouver, has thought of ATM a most enusual fslso-eerd. P ill The contract was throe no♦ AQMIS AKJ trump. West opened the king ■AST of spades and Last played A R Q I M I A ll the five. South had an appar­ V Q * « P X iN t ent choice between winning ♦ M l d lC l A ? *411 with the ace and ducking with A M SOUTH (»> the deuce. A A J1 Gordon says that neither WAIT play was likely to succeed. If ♦m declarer wins with the nee, he AAQNS will lose the diamond finesse to East'a king and n apade return will giva West four 1 N.T. P u s SM.T. spado tricks. If he playa the deuce. West will shift, feeling certain that club *r a diamond, everything South la sitting with the ace will work out beautifully for ami jack. If West shift* to a South, but W dt is most like­ U)k J.hkirfomw Newspaper Enterprise Aaaa. Memo to alder nadere: How easy—or how difficult —do you mska It for thosr whose help you need to help you? "I am fifty and look sixty -dry skin, wrinkled neck, nd dry, graying hair. I wae i dark blonde, still am in a iltiful way. What can I do to mprnv* my look*? And, of ourse, I am overweight.— fina.” Well, you have the "after orty blue*, "alright, and ycu lo not spar* yourself. I feel ure you have many eorapenations but you art right bout improving yourself »nd ou CAN. Bo, first, the dry kin—usa a *ood but simple Icansing cream, good quslity ritch hasel for rsfreshing Jter cleansing. Then use (at irst) generous applications if cosmetic oil. Use the oil on »our scalp, alao, and aa acalp s skin you will hsve the ama good result aa on your see and neck. Now — send or my Figure Perfection diet ind a copy of "How to Ifouthify Your Neck", both eaflets will aid you IF you ise the Information. To ch­ ain these aids send me a ong, self-addressed envelop# ind enclcse TWENTY cents two dimes). I will also send rou a "gift" copy of “Diet Indebted ta Swede Much of the early growth f the U.S. Navy it owed to Swedish soldier, John Ericain, who once served in the wedish army. Eriscson built te first armored turret ship, te Monitor; invented the :reve propeller; and contriuled to development of tho irpcdo, according to the Enyclopedia Britannic*. That question Is prompted by numerous letten from readen who have responsibil­ ity for som* alder person— usually a parent—who Isn’t raiy to get along with or to do thing* for. Breaks.” So—stop “analys­ ing” yourself and get busy earing for your special "after forty” conditions. "What do you think of the straight, unbelted l o o s e dretaea? I am wot much over, weight, but not thin, and I am forty-four. Can I properly wear this type drees?—Ger­ trude.” Yes, because hanging “free” aa they do, yon look slim. Study tb* contour and a** what I mean. But, If only a tiny bit overweight, why not correct It with the use of my “Figure Perfection” diet? Read above bow te obtain a copy. "I havs a length *f handpainted fabrie. Could It b* used for a dies*? The colors sra very good—small design, on cotton.—Mrs. T.” Maks a straight, belt!*** (heath and hava a deep open neck and no sleeves. Lovely for pstio, garden or "Just around the house.” "Is it necessary to wear a dinner drasa whea dining at the beet restaurants in New York and what about a hat? I tm fifty-six—gray hair, slender and like to be pro­ perly dressed. Wbst should my husband wear?—M. H.” A simple after-five type of dress, preferably black is th* smart thing to wear. A bow in your hair, a email toiffure cap or a pill bog are smart­ est. A dark suit, white ahirt, highly polished black sects for your husband. If ho does not wsar a hat, this Is not necessary, but I like hats on both men and women! ly to shift to n heart. If ho goes aU the way and shifts to the queen of hearts. East will be abla to establish three heart tricks which will b* enough to boat the hand aft*r the diamond finesse loess. If West Just shifts te a low heart, it will still be within the realm of possibility for further heart plays. Gordon proceeds to point out that South has an auto­ matic correct play of the Jack. West will read his partner's five spot as second highest ef three and will continue spades. South will taka his see and lota the diamond fin#***, but E u t will be helpleas and South will wind «p with 10 tricks. ByRuthMiiiett Older persona have two good reasons for being inter­ ested la thess complaints. They should want ta make It as eaiy aa possible for those who ar# willing to help them to do to. And, from a purely ■elfish point of view, Um easier they make it for others to giva them help, tha mora help they’ll get. How, then, ean an older per­ son Judge whether or aot he la making hia dependence more difficult than it aaed be? Theta few questions, honest­ ly answered, ought give him a good Idea: Do you make a real effort to b* cheerful, instead of storing up complaints to bur­ den others with when they ■pend Um* with you? A rt you flexible enough ao that you ran break routine when it It suggested that a new or different way of doing something might b* simpler and easier? De you refuse to feel sorry for yourself or show hurt feelings when those who feel responsible for yon teem ne­ glectful during periods when they ar* everwhelmed with other responsiblllUee? Can you remember your own busy, hectic years clear­ ly enough to realise that your children may not ba able to ■pend as much time with you aa you wish they could or that they wish they could? I>' you co-operate with your children when they try ta gat you ta do something for your own good—Instead of stub­ bornly refusing ta listen to them? te WBDNHDAT A. M. lilt (I) Siam Os Sill (I) Suaahlae Alaaaaa (I) Sunihlne Almaaaa l:te I) areva. yarn Rapert 1:11 (D World Clrltleatloa ID Bunrlea Scmeitar tee It) Today lii( »:•• S:tS till e:te tC:C0 t* :tl ttii* It:** (D Waka Op Mcptas (I) r n * yclturca (I) Mlckla B rau (t) luteal Neve. Waathar ID Captala Kaagara* ID Carteoaa ID Dtvarca Court (t) Rompar Room (I) Kaerclta Far W e a n (I) Carlaeae (D Romper Ream It) Say Whea ID Nawa O) apealaB I f Neva (I) Say Wkes ID I Lava Laay ID Tvlaa la Right It) CencfBtratlea lean how to catch a snake, don’t mlas this. Ignore the at­ tempts to gtvo this “import­ ance” and tb* sometimes overly cute narration. It's a groat travelogue. 8:30-0 pm. McHalt’s Navy. "Babette Go Homo” ((Rerun) Another gMdy episode, with Ensign Father (Tim Coawty) again tha chief laughgstter. This otw Involve* th* unlike­ ly clrcumitanc* of a Pr*neh cutl* stowing away aboard a PT boat Bosea 811* te delici­ ous as the disruptive young lady. 9-9:30 p.m. CBS. Petticoat Junction. (Rerun) Not much of a laugh plot hut there ar* a lot of w*ird amateur en­ tertainers to make it fun. Uncle Joe (Edgar Buchanan) 1:1* ID (t) It) M l (t) t i t (I) Ta Tell tha Train Oasarat Meepital Loretta Yosag Nawa Tas Dea’t lay (Cater) ID Rep. Nat‘1 Canven. It) Queen For A Pep 1:11 (t) Tha Match Oame ID Trallmeeter 1:11 It) NBC Nawa 1:11 (I) Rums and Allan l:tt tt) Real of Omuche ID Tegl Rear tt) Maverick 1:11 (t) Made Moments la apart e l:te (I) Newaaeoa (D Father Kaeva Beit (I) Truth ar Canoeqaemee He trie* every unethical trick from eliminating th* com­ petition to rigging tho ap­ plause. Blitcr Kate (Rea Bcnaderet) succeeds in keep­ ing tho contest honest Par A Beeettf*! Lawn - scorn “Baaaa” - Weeds As ft “Kwtt* — Par Death To Chinch Bnga “f a tk f action Or tM I GnpevfRo A m 321-0*94 S n Oar W H, M M H a Of R E C LIN IN G C H A IR S F o r Your L eisure H ours Etrorjroa# dcatnroa th* comfort ef one of oar chairs. In many colon aad fabrics. TV RENTAL • Bates • Beevte* Seminole TV PA 1-4910 Zealth Color TV Bates 940# Baafard Ava. W A T C H FO R O U R G R A N D O P EN IN G 1 L IG G E T T -R E X A L L DRUGS PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER PRICES START AT *38 EASY TERMS Ask for FREE ADMISSION TICKETS To The American PavWJoa af Interiors, WORLD’S FAIR. Na Chart* — OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS M A T H ER of Sa nford SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. lot 8T. I22-09M Farmers Elect ■ ASC Officers Farmers recently elected to serve as the Agricultural Stab­ ilization a n d Conservation (ASC) County Committee for tho fottowtn year taclixto: Prod A. Dyson, Sanford, chairman; Chsrlrs S. Lse, Oviedo, vko chairman; W. G. Kilbce, Geneva, member; Paul M. Lukas, Ovisdo, first alter­ nate; R. U. Hutchison, Route 1 Sanford, second alternate The election was held by mail balloting between August 21st and Sept. 1st. The newly elected committee will take offles October 1st and ssrv* for s period of one year. Duties of county ASC com mltteemcn consist principally of policy and decision making functions In th* admlnlatr* tlon of National Farm Pro­ grams, dealing directly with farmers. On the county tovtl they are responsible for Uw proper operation of such pro­ grams as the agricultural cons r ration program, price sup­ port and commodity loans acreage allotments and mar­ keting quotas, tha leed grain program and others. A 1 A f The name of the game is savings! Th* name* of many parrotfishes, like those at the Mi­ ami Seaquarium, will give you som* idea of their colon; emerald, green, radiant, red, rainbow, purple, ribbon and mud. o \ J «v HIUt-IM { i) rv ' ) TMIATR Last Skowlag Y..M# Vita a is** m ie * can oL M * Btvta r m le r f im a t **s Joha W ir io -C a le t •H A T A H r w an. a m *». • * *2 5 7 5 for this total performance '6 4 Galaxle 5 0 0 4-Door Sedan with white sidewall tires. Stato and local taxes included. Other options extra cost. MAW W IN D l » I D S * * i m il k s t o M io e r r a * WID. AT 1*0 • 1:51 • 0:15 owniBocrs That James ' C ' 4'rv£ It’s Mr. Novak* (Ji *f Uta wild o r have Iks promotes aa amateur talent Franciscos) ehaaca to m eal te travel to faraway plaros, contest la hop** aa* ad his great c o m p o o s i o n , even vant to go ea a hippo hunt or three pretty atee** will win. Television Tonight l:SS By Oswald Jacoby T:M-t:S0 p.m. NBC. Mr. Neenh. " P a n That Well.” Thai expectant unwed mother, wh* created problems on all the medical aariss last winter, turns np to create a few headaches Per Jefferson High. though hta stand goes against accredited school policies. Mo­ reen Corcoran la believable as ths girl In trenbls. 7:30-1:30 p.m. ABC Com­ b a t "Bridgehead” (Rerun) This episode concentrates on tha differences In attitudes ( D M cCaye TUESDAY P. M. and reactions among soldier* IS ) O at T h e M e ia a g s S:ie ID News u : t e I t ) M laetag L la h a facing combat and is effective­ *:te <e> Starts (Cater) • at (#> Wasther ly anti-war. Th# cast Is head­ (I) Rata And Otadye *:M IS) CBS Nava (!) Tha tbjtot la ed by Nick Adams, as a G.I. (t) Huatlar-lrtaklay to go back home Saport WEDNEHDAY P. M. determined (I) Aquanauts alive at any coat, and It's a t:C# (t) M-Sqaa* wall-acted hour. (I) ASvaature* la h n - u s e (t) Tane P in t Is ilea M p.m. CBS. High Adven­ (47 Lev* *f Uf* (t) Tha natal (I) Sevan Kaye ture. (Rerun) On* of the T:M It) Mr. Navah tM I (D Nawa It) Comtat most fascinating and exotic l l : t * ( I ) S ea rch fa r T am art:ee ID Hleh Alventura hours on this invariably in­ s:te ID Moment el Paar 11:41 (I) Ouldlng Llabt It) McHala'a Navy triguing series and a show 11:11 It) NBC Nave 9:40 (») Bitty Orataai l:tC ID CBS News Special worthy of rerunning. This ad­ Cruaada It) Decemaar Bride (I) Richard Baaaa Show venture takes you into some (I) Raw* Weather ID Pattteoat Juactlaa almest Inaccessible areas of 1:11 ( t ) F a c e t lie It) Jack Bcaay l:t* (D As The World Tarat Central Africa for visit* to 10:St ID Orant * Lea ID Nave (Special) tha Mountains of tha Moon. It) Sclents ID Tha rsfttle* t:S4 ID Carteoaa You'll see plenty of animal (I) Maltywaad — Avast t:M it) Paseword stare life and visit a pygmy tribe (D Ann Bet ham lt:ee (I) (*) It) Nava (I) Lata Naha A DeU and see a cannibalistic cere­ 11:11 ID Movla lit* ID House Party 11:10 ID Tonlsht thaw mony of the Society of I.*op. It) Pay la Ceurt ID Mevl* ard Men. If you hear tha call (I) The Doctors *:IS jaenby On T V T i m t Previews tv w a u m Honor R w —a Come get value-plus for your present car and hit tha savings jackpot with a '6 4 Falcon-winner in both its classes at the Monte Carlo Rally*. Our special year-end deals lowar your ante on a ’6 4 Fairtane. already low-priced for a m iddle-size carl Get fam ily-size room, spcrtscar feel. . . and savel OFFICIAL BEST YEAR-END DEALS ON FORD TRUCKS CLEARANCE AND USED CARS TOO...AT FORD DEALERS! ^1 SALE IP STARTS SUNDAY T W Strickland - Morrison, Inc A Sanford, Fla. f - �Airs. Dekle Hostess To Theta Epsilon. a* September I t St tto hem* ef Sterne sad Sherry Bolt*. Thla «IQ to a etaak cook-out for tto members and their husband*, ao all you gala mark I oar calender*. (Priscaaa VIJaye). who wiB They wffl to re a rtd a s a o a a vary T M stiy and Thnrtday, COMBINE WIG AND WIGLET for hniratjrln variety—What to do with aa old wig? Dress it up, sad y m t U , with s wiglet. Doric P ariaien n e wig was cut and combed softly, with hangs. Blonds wiglet is attached to and combed through the hair. The 1 especially effective for stoning wear. throng (to im intian af tto Ism laali C a a a t y PabUa Schools, who are making aa art teacher available. TUa will certainly to a to e boast to all those who tool project to to told Thanday, O rtotor • from 10 am . to IB pm . a t tto gaaferd Woman’s Club. Mora explicit details win to aaaoaaead a t a later data. T to Entertainment Commit­ tee announced a ton voyage party to to told at tto home of Dr, and Mrs. Thomaa Lar* gen on Lake Golden to bid Female Crew DISCUSSING PLANS fo r the new season a t a ‘’kick-off* meeting of Theta Epsilon Chapter o f Beta Sigma Phi held recently a t the Ravenna Park home of Mrs. Bob Dekle ere from the left, Josnne Bohannon, presi­ dent; Ja n Cahill, secretary; Barbara Dekle, hostess and treasurer; and Sherry Bolte, corresponding secretary. Kay Lea, vice president, was not present fo r picture. Sets Sail For CAROL STONE is ntehraSlag to r Silver Aaalvanary is tto aurscry school bostons this year. Or we should sty , totosrvtog” «toee Miss Mess says she’s toe busy to colo- Dream Trip SEATTLE (VP!) - E d Bond and his an • femals craw will set Mil from to re September 11 to t be doesn’t expect any mutiny. Bond’s craw will consist of his wife snd adopted daugh­ ters Jeaaaie, If, Christina, 17, Prances, IS, snd Valerie, 6. They'll call aboard the 45foot catamaran Con Amour — meaning "with love” —bound for New Orleans and Acapul­ co, Mexico. The Con Amour la a back­ yard, fiberglass Job built by Bond, a design engineer in the missiles division at the Boeing Co., and his family. “ Without the love — and work — of my wife and four daughters, she never would have been built,” says the She notes that most of the re a m e r's pretty brides were once to r little nursery stu­ dents, including Kay Ivy, Meet* lye McDaniel, Judy Herron, Niki Ashby and Kethto Carl­ ton. Miss Stona has to e s In busi­ ness so many ytars, she is now working with tto second generation at some of her ormer youngsters. Those who are now sending their children to to r include the offspring of Roger earner, Jack MeDon^ Rod Brumey, Robert Gi iles, BIB U nWINN1LL MESSER ler, Ellen Lyons Lattner, Pat­ ABag • brief vacation, aha ty Collin* Estridge and Yvon­ ■Una to leave Thursday to ne Cullen WUUamsou. M toi to Chattanooga as a aaglatorad nurse to tto Intenrive Care Unit at tto same to ep to l to which she train- MR. AND MRS. CARL SPENCER of 8187 day for Oraag* Memorial Cecelia Drive in Bear Lake iecently celebrated School of Nursing In Orlando their 76th birthdaya jointly. Mr. Spencer was to begin their drat year. 75 on Aafeuat 31, and Mra. Spencer had her 75th Dottle Is the famous ventri­ birthday on August 14. Joining in tho celebra­ loquist who has entertained so tion were Mra. Spencer’a sinter and her hus­ many folks with tor tatklag band, Mr. and Mra. C. D. Pence of Bear Lake doll “Wally”, and Brenda was and their daughter and her fumily, Mr. and Mias Seminole High School last Sb* has two mors years to Mra. Charles Lecper, Jeff, Karen and Jimmy year. go, toforo getting to r RN and Ccnl Wheatland who had from Birmingham, Ala. and close frienda and she reports its a tough course, neighbors. planned to go to Orange Mem­ But tb s likes R. orial has changed her mind * • • and is going to Grady Nurilng ANOTHER STUDENT who School In Atlanta, Instead. toe made his parents very All of the girls were mem­ proud is Doug Miller, eon of ber* of the Seminole Memor­ Ed and Voode Miller o< San- ial Candystrlpcra, and Dottle Tho Jayceo Wives Club the Juycces’ with the recent met recently at tho home of lord. served as reporter for the Mra. Charles Thomaa with fishing rodeo. Doug reports to mad* tto Officers elected to aerve Data's List at tto Unlvenlty group, which does so much election of officers th* main to help at the local Institution for th* coming year were Item on th* agenda. Memtora •( Florida during the summer trimester, where he la studying were thanked for assisting Mra. James McKee, president; to to a chemical engineer. School Drop Out Mra. I'hllllp Skates, vice pres­ Doug la now to his Junior ident; Mrs. Larry Outlaw, year. secretary; ftlra. Dave Berrien, ' He to a IMS graduate of Short Cut To treasurer; and Mrs. Jack Bemlnoto High, where he waa Ludwig and Mrs. Jamea ■resident of tho senior class. Trouble Rowe, directors. • * * Tto Installation banquet A BOUQJET of roses, interWASHINGTON (UPl)-The will be held September 2t< at •parsed with sprig* of baby’i youngster who drape out of th* Trade Winds Cafeteria breath to Joyce and Dick high school or coasts through with a social hour following Jeoes, (Big Daddy) who ars to graduation without learning at ths homa of Mrs. Larry starting all over again, wa a skill is in for a vary tough 1 SkaUa in Longwood. hear. Lite la Just full of thaaa time In tto Joti market of tho 1 i»w*. i Mttto aurfriasal • so That warning comes from < New Residents MAN OF THE MONTH U John Virgil M. Rogers, director of i E. Hedge, a fellow who sets the National Education Also- < a pace lor others to emulate, elation's (NEA) automation Of N. Orlando If tbty (is , project Mr. Hodge la having bis Rogers pointed out that Welcomed first "One Man Stow” (or tto "there are proportionately Seriord-SamtooU County Art few Jobe left for unskilled Association, and bis palntinp workers — that is, for young trill bs on display at Senkarlk'a people with too little educa­ Gallary to their paint and glaaa tion. •bop on Magnolia Ave. "Elevators are being n a by This busy men started paint- pushbuttons. Ditches ars being tog about two yoara ago, with- dug by machines. Machines • r i any iastroctioo. ars being used to deliver tele­ He haa gottsa ao Interested grams, wash dlsbsa, past po­ to this avocatloo. to now takes tatoes and mix dough. Most leaaaaa ene morning a week, of ths alapla Jobs ars disap­ so to caa ds an svsn batter fab aa his favorite subject, tto pearing. "On tto sttor band,” Rogars •L John's River. •aid, “th an are shortages of ■killed workers, and than will (Be river, and tto many beautrial landscapes that caa he be plasty of Jobs to tto years goes from tto river are very •toad for those who can in­ recognizable to anyone fami­ stall and service machines. liar with the area, be doss Even a Ugh school diploma ■ eat ef bis painting at night la NO guaranies of employa­ Ib is ia understandable, since bility to tto rapidly • automa­ i s li chief engineer at Semi­ ting Job marks! af tbs go’s.” nole Memorial Hospital, there­ to said. It may be necessary to rt net aa free to participate for many blgb school gradu­ (D ® <D (DVD ® (D ® ® © as actively as he would like ates to "go back to school and learn mors la seder to hasp to atndy courses of tto SSAA. Howeve r,, be recommends up with now machine*, now painting pictures as tto finest techniques and new Idea*." <S) <D ® ® ® \® (5) ® © © (D bind ef iwlaxatton and therapy "A good mechanic today tor busy people,tike himself. will to aa oid-faahioaad me­ chanic to Just a few years un­ less he go** back to school,” Jaycee Wives Hold Election NEW YORK (UPI) — Can tha Japanese a rt of flower arranging flourish in Ameri­ ca T lt may not sweep the coun­ try tike the Beatlo craw but, according to • Japanese au­ thority, its chances for ex­ panding popularity are good. Shofo Kurotobl director of Ikenobo University for flow­ er arranging, aays Interest ia growing in tho United States. He even hat long range plans to open s school in this coun­ try. H# has been her* sines Feb­ ruary In connection with tho Tokyo-New York "sister city" celebration snd, more recent­ ly, the opening of lkenobo’e exhibition of Ikebans in tho Japanese pavilion at the New York World’s Fair. He hns traveled extensively In the Un­ ited State* to lecture and five demonstrations. Kurotobl looks upon tho floral art as an Important Sanford Personals avenu* of cultural communi­ Rev. and Mrs. Joe C. Crews cation between Japan and the of Ocoee, and former pastor United States. "Many Americans want to of th* Church of God on Elm Avenu* recently visited their study flower arrangement, not daughter and her family, Rev. only because of the beauty of and Mra. Bob Welch. Ala* re­ the thing, but tocaue* they cently visiting ths Welch*’ are eager to learn new phil­ were her sister. Miss Wanda osophy snd new culture. “Why do ao many Ameri­ Crews, and brothers, Ronnie, J. 0. and Jos Dan Craws. Tha cana go la for Judo or sen Jo* Dan Crews are horns buddhism T Not only for prac­ from Germany, where h* waa tical or scithstle reasons. It's stationed with th* Armed th* urge to dig Into some­ thing new snd rewarding.” Forces. Kurotobl admits that It’s not easy to transplant culture OLD-FASHIONED WAY Th* Egyptian coiffure waa from ons country to another, really down - to - earth. Th* but he thinks It’s worth a women wet their hair, wound try. He points out that Japan It around stick* and packed absorbed a great deal of its ths wound curia in Tnud. culture from China BOO years Then they sat In the sun until ago or mors. tto mud baked dry. Accord­ A mild, cheerful man, to ing to ■ manufacturer ef bom* permanent* Akin tech­ nique gav* their heir th* body snd curl needed for their exaggerated hairdos. Personals Nothing Else Fits —Nothing Else Wears Like Genuine A new stow will be seen at toe Senkarlk Gallery each ■onto throughout tto season, to * itRST SPEAKER at the bold a job, In t o n e a your cbencee of not gettin dumped or diepiseed or Ore, you seed to keep on Warning m w ekilli, end keeping up with technological change,” TYPEWRITING SELF TAUGHT A new eppreech «e t eerbtog the typewriting tench system. This compact beaklot ewsblea yen I# type aa you read. Ns ■aparttales n p l n f . Mettod appeals U student*. u f admits el aH ages, lead 11 to TYPEWRITING, P. O. Box •71, Saafevd, Fla. 4 Gainesville had an accident Tuesday, L t and Mrs. Albert Law* when be fell and Injured hie rence and children, Carmen back. After treatment at the and Stanley returned to their hospital to returned to hie parents borne to recuperate. home In Norfolk, V*., Tuesday after a visit with their par­ ent* and other relative! and Word haa been received from Mrs. Jamea Wallin that friends. Jim'a work has been com­ Mrs. Lae rue Harvy recent­ pleted In Lincoln, Nebraska. At this time they do not know ly spent four days with her whether they will go to Cali­ husbands sister, Mrs. Luna Sharpton in Fort Pierce. fornia or return to Florida. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Uwaon and Mr*. Eva Williams at­ tended the covered dish sup­ per and meetings of World War 1 Barracks and the Au­ xiliary, Friday evaning. John Tatum li a patient in the Orlando Air Force Base Hospital. who go to Japan, absorb something of Iktbana, and re­ turn to the United States to apply their own Ideas, which he describee aa “abstract,” to Gower arrangement. Such In­ dividualism obviously disturbs him. In Japan, four out of every five persons Interested in flower arrangement are wom­ en. Kurotobl thinks It may be tha tame her*. He waa en­ couraged by the fact that about 2fi men took off from work to attend a demonstra­ tion before a group of 600 In Washington recently. Although tha World’s Fair la barely under way, Kurotobl and hit assistant, Yoshlharu Yamamoto, are encouraged by falrgoers’ response to the two large and alx small Ikenobo arrangements Many personal and telephona Inquiries have been received. They plan to hold demon­ strations later this month at Ikenobo headquarters in the Flushing section of New York City. Ikenobo haa offices in Washington, Chicago, S a n Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Clerk attended the wedding of their daughter, Barbara Ann, to T. J. Durrett, Friday evening. The ceremony took ptaeo in tho Chapel of tho First Bap­ tist Church of Atlanta, Geor­ gia. Others members ef the brides family attending were her brother end family, Mr. and Mra. Albert Clark end children, Pam and Eve Lyan, and her aleter and family, Mr. and Mra. Robert Hirt end children, Robert Jr., end Rite and Rena. Gary Gatlin of Lake Mon­ ro* apent a week recently with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Clark. SILVERPLATE BY INTERNATIONAL KADER JEW ELERS 112 8. PARK AVE. I WORLD FAMOUS This L o afar Waa Specially Designed kT°tOr The Teenager That Doexa‘1 Like To Tie H is Shoe* • • K A Perfect F itter B E R K S H IR E S T O C K IN G S I Only once ■ ywr are «* sb!« to efter Bw .ttwia. lovtty BctVihlra Stccklr-oi In the taihon color*. Ail with tn* ftnxu* Wyloe* Rua Berrl«r at too and toe. loo* at the Mrfnetl_____ *135 *1 8 0 •185 (5) ® <D <D ©\® ® © ® ® 0 © ® ® © ® ®\® ® CD 0 © © T he Carlyles* V Visit Friends In Osteen Personals By Mrs. Clarence Beyder Kenneth Harvy, hit wife end month old eon, Kenneth Jemee, arrived Sunday for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Learue Harvy and her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCullough and other rvlatives and frienda. Kenneth hae reinlieted and will again report to Altue Navy Base In Oklahoma. He talalng tto ecrority’e ectivitias for tto forthcoming year war* distributed. Lovely rod tolrod Nancy Reynolds waa chooon to repraMnt tto aorority aa “Vaitntina Girl,” and aha will bo entered in tto national contaet to to told in November. Members preeent w a r # Mmee. Walter (Joanna) Bo* hannon, 8 tame (Sherry) Bolts, Don (Jan) Cahill, At (Sher* ran) Davie, Bob (Barbara) Dekle, Jack (Betty) Erickson and Bob (Jo) Knhlke. Also the Mmee. Thomaa (Pat) Largon, Art (Kay) Lea, Pant (Betty) Lewis, Bob (Bet* ty) 'McKee, Randy (Nancy) Reynolds, Bill (Fran) Rivera, Rick (Mona) Walker and Faya Stetson. 0 t Mtliurs rail? KIM• tto* NW Denims & Casuals Open F i t N ights • Accredited Charge Account* Welcomed Qlm KeSdtn. 0 MtN* w ia h !U Magaolia Sanford Photo FA M U t I �. * *» ir I t 1 iii Horoscope 19 * V ra fg rl BtpC. H 19M — h c i • H rr*H w w A rvA u-nw r Forecast Wads soday. Sepc 9, 19*4 G E N U A L TENDENCIES: You are very clever and • BIO NEWS around Sanford of “ Recipes On Parade,’’ a astute now, as la most everyNAS tdala « d la tha fashion collection of top-rated, mouth­ one, ss to w hot la the best show, Friday night a t tha Ball- watering recipes from oftleer's room, aponaored by tha wives all over the world la usans to get year business, traw l, or representative ideas Cbsdkmatss (VAH-11, D c t • shown around a t club m eet­ enlisted w im dub). ings. acmes, bat you need to be Wa have seen aomt o< the Almost all the clubs, efflc very careful la any romantic modela trying on some of the era and enlisted wives, have interests, since there to a ten­ stunning fashions, and it looks copies or can get them for dency on meet everyone’s Uka it's foing to be a real you. and everyone aaya M part to be Jealous, eariooa or first rata shov. We snapped a looks beautiful, sounds scrum possessive. flboupia of photos for you to ptlous and la worth the nomi­ ABIES (Merck II to April giro you a taste of what's com­ nal fee. 19) Covet the favors of sxingIt's hot off the presses, and parts who can give you exAH those lotrely clothes will five of owr local gala have cellent Ideas for self-improve­ be from the Hollywood Shop their recipes Included. Those ment. Precision In ell that and Garrett's and we can who “mode it” are Mrs. Paul you do end say is necessary promise you they will make Werner, Mrs. Norma ShipIf you w ent to make head­ SB you alt up and taka notice. man, Mrs. Jean Sheridan, way. Delight everyone. Tha abow starts at 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Bryan B. Brown aad Mrs. TAURUS (April 20 to May with Agnes Buenavtsta doing Clifford Nelson. 30) Listening to the sugges­ the commentary, hair styles Congratulations to tboee fine tions of an associate Is pre­ 9 b y Harriett’s Beauty Nook, cooks! ferable to westing time or Russell Matthews at the or Jackie Kennedy and Lady money on n higher-up who Is gan and decorations from Byrd Johnson have recipes in Mona’s Florist Shop. adamant Don't antagonise there, too. Order yours today. • • • Other models, beside the partners. Carry through with two shown in photos on this best Ideas. E V E L Y N FITZPATRICK page include EUren Cornett, was high point winner at the GEMINI (May to June I t) Bonnie Jenkins. FUi Rios, Judy VA1I-3 bridle held at Joanne Your Ingenuity most be call­ Moreau, Sandra McAnnelly Sample's last week. ed into play when doing de­ and Janice SccrUce. Four tables playrtd, with tailed work oo that you get Modeling instructors who Fran Hawkins coming In se­ right toluUons to problems. fh a v e been working with the cond and Sherry Bolts low. Vital ro-workers have fine GI.ENDA THURMAN la shown here in threegirls in practice have been Jo A new member was Judy. suggestions. Adopt t h e m Molooey and Arlys Chapde (Mrs. Robert) Hendrickson. pieces of a four-piece sports outfit from Holly­ quickly. lalne. wood Shop, in green herringbone tweed with Doris Johnson s u co-bos MOON CHILDREN (June • e e touches of leather. (Herald Photo) test. 22 to July I t ) If you permit THE SEARCH continues for jealousy to snter into that the Navy’s best talent with satisfactory romantic ar­ Elaine Oraii adding n e w rangement, yon spoil today’: names to her list everyday fins aspects. Be charming However, we know there’s with everyone. Then yon be­ a lot of you people who can come extremely popular, liked. ^ en tertain others, but you're LEO (July 22 to August just shy. 21) Your judgment is not Don't wait to be asked, your particularly good where fam­ USO needs you, and the Tiger ettes need you. ily and kin are concerned to­ By Frances Wester Call Suiann Konrer and of day. but yon would do well fer your talents. Who knows? The first business meeting In the outside world. Don’t A Hollywood producer may be of ths Lake Mary Chamber of | *>• tco bissy with appearance. watching and you could wind Cammercs for the 1W4-63 "SlmP,e* u ilo r^ M up rich and famous! best year was conducted by Presi­ Mrs. Orail'a name la not VIRGO (Angus! 32 to Sep dent Jim Daughtrry last f t » the phone book, but you can tember 22) Why fret about Thursday evening following get her number from Informs tha informative program pre­ worries, real or Imaginary 7 tkm. sented by Gordon Orr, plan­ Get out and make your mark Some of those who have been ning director of the Orange- In the world of hatlnrse or signed up Include the swinging Seminole Joint P l a n n i n g finance. Find a new philoeoVigilantes band; Johnny Le phy of life. Take the time to Commission. Blanc, pianist and singer, who study seriously. Daughtrey reported on meis also a composer; Barbara I.IIIRA (September 22 to tlvties of tha board of diracKanner, singing redhead; and tore during the eummrr (Vb.ber 22) You can add much some darling girls from a lo­ montha and urged people of to present abundance, even cal dance studio. the community to giro their though you may have to con­ | Many of the other wives, eupport to the Jayrres who tend with an overly dynamic clubs are busy working up JOHNNY LeBLANC, piuni.it and ainger will be will conduct a survey in re­ person. Look Into books, bud­ cute skits which will be pre­ seen and heard at the USO Benefit Show (dated gard U> getting houses num­ get. Get everything in effic­ sented between acts at the for 8 p.m., Sept. 26th nt the Civic Center. The ient onlcr. bered in the area. USO benefit show, which will show u being sponsored by the HVAH-1 Tigerbe held at the Civic Center, Donald Jackson, chairman of SCORPIO (October 22 to etten Wives Club. (Herald Photo) Sept. 28tb at • p. m. tha board of directors who re­ November 21) Avoid that By the way, Tlgcrcttea, you T H E 211 VIGILANTES ported for the Rights of Wi’ay higher-up whose ideas are too are to have your regular meet­ Navy Wives Club is to meet Committee, advised that ACL farfrtrhrd anil rely on own ing Thursday at 7:30 p. m. at la the conference room of the officials have agreed to In­ ability at this thus. Good, the home of Mrs. Floyd Oaks. Enlisted Men's Club at 7:30 stall an overpass over the ■table ideas occur to you. Use ^T here's another meeting Sept. p.m. Sept. 14th. The nursery tracks if all rights of way that fins magnetism you pos­ 17th at 7:30 p. m. at the Ball­ aro obtained for connecting sess! will be open. room. Lake Mary Boulevard to In­ • • • SAGITTARIUS (November • • • terstate 4. 22 to December 21) If you MBS. M A R I O N WILLYOU CAN HEAR the ooohs In other businrse It was HAUCK was hostess for the voted to change nirmlierahip lend s helping hand to oth and the aaahs all over the I Staff Officers Wives coffee dues next year to $3 per fam ­ ere, you will find that your place when the newest edition own lot is not so bad, and last Thursday. ily and plans to provldo for The group heard reports steady growth of the building thus solve own problems eas­ during the meeting from fund w#„ briefly. ily. Get home, office, mads mors attractive. Use right treasurer Mrs John Moore A record attendance of and Wives Club rep., Mrs. members was noted at this colore. CAPRICORN (December 22 Cliff Nelson. They also ac­ first msstlng of the season quired one new member, Mrs. and unanimous spprovul was to January 20) Being with good friends both today and Stan Kltlredge. E. S. Douglass, director of glvsn ihs motion that a latter on the morrow will bring Next bridge will he at the Vocational and Adult Educa­ be written to Frank Evans, home of Mrs. Herbert More­ founder of ths organisation, wonderful ideas you ran put tion for Seminole County, an­ to good use. Group msstlng* land in October. nounced today that classes in thanking hint for his many ■re particularly profitable. • • • air conditioning, refrigeration efforts on its behalf and for A BENEFIT BRIDGE will use of the building which un­ Take real Interest. and heating mechanics will AqUAItlUS (January 21 be held Sept. 2ith at noon in til thia year haa bean used open a t Lyman High School to February 19) Ons who is the Ballroom, (lie executive as a msstlng plare. 7 p. m., Sept. 14. socially prominent can do board o( the Naval Officers * “This will be a continuation much to help you get your Wives Club has announced. of tha class which closed for aima at thia particular Urns. Along with bridge, there the summer last June.” Doug­ You may not be operating will lie assorted sandwiches, lass stated. “It will, therefore, as efficiently a* you think. pastries, anil beverages. You be an advanced class ami new Get rid of errors In training. are asked to make reserva­ applicants must have some PISCES (February 20 to tions by twosomes, and by all background in air condition­ March 20) Out-of-townsrs ran means bring along all your E I L E E N B I S B E E ing and refrigeration as well give you ths henefit of thslr models » three piece civilian friends for this one. as baala electricity.’* By Mrs. Ritchie Harris experience if you want to car­ All the proceed, go to charity. The ins true tors will be red wool knit suit from School opened at Enterprise ry through with sums new The board has decreed that ^ T a n k J. Sedlak of Lyman Elementary last week with a form of expression or lucra­ all summer merchandise at Allgh’n faculty and B. F. Gnrrett’s with n white the Thrift Shop is to be sold at minimum of proidema in spits tive outlet. Adopt ■ new phil­ Ganaa of 8anford. Classes will felt h a t half price from September of having to reedy s new osophy of Ilfs. Make the fu­ meet four nights each week, 15th to October 15th. The shop building, “The Cow Palace,” ture brilliant. SAVAGE SONS wives (RVMonday' through Thursday, IF YOL’K CHILD IS HORN is open to military penonnel on the campus of tha Metho­ Alt-3) met last Mooday at the from A:15 until 10. and their dependents only, of dist Children’s Homs to house TODAY, hs or she will be a Applications should be home of Mrs. Robert Lovelace course. Profits go toward the fourth, fifth and six grades most magnetic person with made to Douglass a t the at a farewell bridge for Ann charitable projects of the due to loss of ons building of greet ability for anything School Administration Build­ (Mrs. Cliff) Thompsoo. ths school In ths recent firs. connected with real estate, The grotp gave Ann a eterl owe. ing in Sanford. Also on the agenda was the Enrollment numbered 2rt0 holding and particularly ths Ing silver cup and dip tray, discussion of the new cook students on opening day anti handling thereof, but you which was presented by U n book, which has excited a •Rescuer Needs mors were expected through must help him or her with Paul Werner. encouraging words ssrly In great deal of interest, and was Labor Day. Enjoying coffee and snacks Rescuer's Aid jwrpassed around for member's Main problem of tocatlng life to that the hwMt from the round coffee table GATESHEAD, E n g l a n d m tr-rnce la formed. Teach approval. Sale of this book the three grades in toe 'l o w (V P !)—Helpful house paint­ for the last bridle with Ann nil] also add to the charity Palace” to that atudente have to be more altruistic, too, so were Ann tail, Ucity Kelley, er Desmond Gibbons climbed treasury. to walk from ths highway to that fine alliances are form­ Mona Lewis, Betty Lillis, a chimney Sunday when a Peggy Marko, Carol Myer, The meeting of the execu­ ths classroom, hack to ths ed in case of need. little girl asked him to res­ Sue Monroe, Rainey Olsen, tive board took place at the “Tho Stars Impel, they lunchroom for lunch end back cue her parakeet. But once be Kathy RuxacII, Jo Watson. Iso- home of Mrs. E. D. Foy. who 4e not coaspsi.’* What you to tho main campus in ths make of your lift to largegot up on the roof, he found be! Goshorn. Ruth MicheUon. who served cheese cake and , afternoon to catch ths bus. At ly sp to YOL'f fce couldn't get down. hot or cold beverages. Senior d ' wells and Bertie this time no arrangements Carroll Righter’a individual w By Rv tho the time firemen res­ rea- grou.jb advisors were Mr*. Chandler have been mads for sheltered Forecast for your algn for cued him, the parakeet had Swanson and Sirs. James Betty Kelley wet high with walkways. October is now ready. For Mayo who were present flown away and the little girl Peggy Marko second. your copy tend your birthPresident Evelyn FiUpahad wandered home. Ann's husband, Lcdr. Cliff Lack Metherly laslinct lists and fl.OO to Carroll Thompson, Safety Officer of trick presided *nd others Female reptiles do not Righter Forecast (The San­ there included Mrs. Cliff Nel •Tree of Life” RVAH-3, D going to attend In Norse mythology, the post-gradute school In Mont-i»on, Mrs. John Maloney, Mrs. guard their rgge. They dig a ford Herald), Bo* 1921, Hol­ Yggilre.il wee the great a»h crey, California. Ann Is going j James Bell, Mrs. Earl Unger, hols in ths ground, deposit lywood 28, California. the Mrs. eggs within it end leave tree, called the tree of the | to leave soon for Kansas City | Mrs. William Shattuck, them to their fate, according Ths Republic of San Ma­ world. It was ths tree of life to visit with hij folks until he Gerald Atkinson and Mrs. Qnd knowledge and repre- gets lo Slonterey. The Thomp- Robert Watson. Next meeting to ths Encyclopaedia Britan- rino to th s world’s smallest republic me a. It* with Mrs. Earl Cage?. stated fats, tun-. and space, jaons have four children. Lake Mary C Of C Has Meeting I l CMiWiNBBUM POMBONVOUft \ su g ^ l f ao iN u v ( t o UOVB 1 V THIS J wT - f^ ^ t I _ * H c w o w s a jie N o z e T u em < A £ ecF -n rea 9 * r\ lA C eN A M tA fO W iC U * uoH & H vcugG oeL M aoa T O W B T B O aeL tQ U m U . THAT 1H6 eveC-OJ0GN0 1H6BE&A MGN6TBQUD CO M Pm O fAFOOT TO r e iv e M0C8AZNC WSWT POVCU-IMWM MX/Li. 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Articles For Rent “Anyway, dear, ha rfo8in*t kssp you Invaittgatlng th# silane# in th# front rooml” TIZZY By Kate Osann •%M#dl Ink# down tit# Jolty Rofer and run up th# m##n #n#P SHORT RIBS PERMANENT SPECIAL fot RENT A BED August $6 complete. Haiel Rollaway, Hospital, B a b y Porter Uoauty Shop, 1104 V Beds, by Day, Week, or 23tli. 33-1321. Month. CARROLL'S FURNITURE COMPLETE BEAUTY SER 118 W. lit 322-3181 VICE. Reasonable prices Free parking, 2nd k Oak. 52. Swap or Exchange Harriett's Beauty Nook, 103 ALUM CRAFT Sport boat. Ga­ S. Oak. 322-3742. tor trailer, 10 b p. Evlnruda —12 Gau. Ithica Feather weight pump gun, for Tra­ WORKING MOTHERS! vel trailer. 17-82 N. of I will give good care to 1 or Bridg* on right aide. Oglei. 2 children 3 or # daya. Can furniih excellent references. 53. Wanted To Huy Reasonable. Sunland. Ph. LARGE Drafting Board, good 322 3443. condition, r e a s o n a b l e . 322-1298. 15. Special Servient TRACTOR Mowing. 322-7664. A A B ROOFING CO. COMPLETE ROOFING SVC. NO JOB TOO SMALL Financing Arranged 322 9338 322 2283 RICHARD S TREE SVC, FREE ESTIMATES Pb. 323 0300. I'ltimhing ELDMt SPRINGS PLUMBING DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE 322-7837 or 322-3123 f HSHIIH6HTI1MAT^ ALL1 WSEVW DO. SOMETIMES ASD&rttfPEMECOePSt PLUMBING Contracting Bepairs 'D o n 't complain. It's much b etter to have him a t th# FRET ESTIMATES o th er end of th a t telephone line th a n hors in person R. L. HARVEY w hh hi# (uttarT* 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3283 77. Situation Wanted BABYSITTING, days, night* 95. Houttes For Sale or regular. Cathy 322-1212. or 0039. LONGWOOD AREA Price $10,300 — No Qualifying DENTAL ASSISTANT de*lr*i SMALL DOWN PAYMENT permanent positioo. Phone W per month Pays All 668 3923. 3 BEDROOMS, lVh BATHS Carport* 81. Income Property WeiUngbouae Kitchen Central Oil Hsat FOR SALE. Reasonable, In­ come property, c o r n e r COUNTRY CLUB HTS. Rt. 17-82, Turn on RL 427 French Ave. and 3rd St Zoned Commercial. Phone At Five Potato, W ml. to SR 15 Salesman on Premises 322 4737 or 322-3020. 69. Schools & Instruct Iona Yon LEASE—Service Station. By FRDDERS H. B. POPE CO., Inc. a* Martinique volcano XTEiplodad S* Extra S7Maanillaa nickname ' l l 90 lack \r 33 Remora 94 Lymphoid tlawo S3 kadaclov 95 England (ak) if" SOCaatomU 41 f lu (dial) 43Pbr*lgnar 43 Copy MTuracaato »in>* 83 Fiaaagi to th* brain UEacouator 64 Martnar'a dlractka 89 AccompUahae 6«Bequa>u 67 Low haunt DOWN 200 So. Park Ave. f r? 4 MAN 21-43 Cor InsurancoHeSit, Sanford area. Salary plus 322-4234 commission. 323-0643. NEED YOUR FURNACE 11 ri.EANF.DT You will find my work fast, SUPPLEMENT INCOME! reliable k efficient. Exper­ Need latlioa, 33 • 63, with or ienced ta all type Gas Ser­ without cor for Surrey work vice A beating. Call Wayne 4 hours, 3 days per week No telling. $1.23 to ttJO pec Poole, 322 8162. hour. See Company Repra tentative 9 a. m. Sharp, Room 206. Melsch Bldg.. 221 Piano Servicing k Tuning tlene Cam boa — 322-2661 11 0 43. Pluntt, Flowers, Seeds Stenstrom Realty G o ram m an t Owned Homes $100.00 D O W N Rsdrumna looted la virions sections t f Sanford Immediate Delivary MONTHLY PAYMENTS FROM 950.00 FOR THE BEST HOME BUY SEE YOUR V A -F H A Property Management and Sales Broker JIM H U N T REALTY Office: m - n i s Nights: 313-070# J22-064J 2324 Park Drive Legal Notice s o r t e r op a m .io .tn o n r o n Tax d eed tie*. IM.lt PterMa SOWN* *6 IMS) NOTICE T« HEREBY HIT. EN, That D. Rom* th* hold­ er of th* following certificate hae filed eatd eertlflcat* for t»* d**d te he leaued thereon. Th* eertlflcat* number and jeer of leeuanc*. th* deaerlptlon of th* property, and th* aam* In which It **• *****a#d are a* fellow*: Certificate No. l i t ! Tear of leeuanc* list Penrrtptten *C Prepertyi HI. Real Extate • Sale FREE ESTIMATE EVERETT A. HARPER Atl (Laea Teaglewood Sec. I’phoUterini A Mattress resAGENCY - REALTOR tlnn Two S Pert Deec In orating New A Uied Furni­ NICE BUILDING LOTS or ORR Itl Pag* ItT 4 ORB M 8. Park Ave. Bueincie lota sod 1 Building III Peg* tt«) Blk t Tinture. Cell Nis Bedding Mfg. PboMS FA >2)84 or FA MJB3 gl*wood Replet Piet Book C*.. i t 70# Celery Ave. on the lots. Have 8 left, one I Peg* tt for |50U jt eight for $2300 on Nam* In which ei *««o«l Well­ FA 3-2117. ITS ALWAYS SPRING born C. Phillip*. J r . ine. All the cornor Mata St. and eatd property being In th* Sell Us Your Furniture. Court St. and Lexington Ave. When you enjoy th* comtort of County of Seminole, Stele of Quick Service With tb* of central hsat and air ta Florida. Unleeo each certificate Enterprise, Fla. 668-4601. this beautiful bom*. 3 Bed­ •hell bo redeemed according t* Cash. SUPER TRADLNG th* property deeertbed ta POST. FA 2-0677. room, 2 Bath, electrically law •uch eertlflcat* will be eold BART PILCHER. Broker equipped kitchen, covered to th* hlgheet bidder at tb* Used furniture, appliances, front door af tb* Semlnol* Personal Service pstlo aad siaay extras. County Court Hone* at ranford. tools, cte. Bought • Sold. Call 322-7198 815.000 Total price — $300 Plorlde. on th* ftret Monday la Larry's Mart 213 Sanford the month ef October, lilt, Down. 87. lluAinewt Rentals Ave Ph. FA 2-4132. which la th* Ith day *f October, Good location. Good pro­ DANCING LESSONS: Ages 4- ducts. Good treatment Pb. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, up. Ballet, Toe, Jau. 83 per loeaily 322-4342, or apply to month. Instructor Marilyn the PURE OIL COMPANY. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Bennett. Call Bob Ray's All Types tad Sines Studio of Dance, 322-4740 be­ Concrete Block Building, 38 x W* Repair and Service 34, terraiM floors with 1224 tween T and 10 p. m. STINE feet floor space for Rent. Machinery and Supply Co. Bowman's Trailer Ct. Ph. 207 W 2nd S t FA 2-4482 868-4906. MEN for full-time Nursery farm work. Call Mr. Wells after 6 p. m. 322-4660. AIR-CONDITIONING • Atom srngnMBl ySimiMtolniaer (Blk) STurmoil* SQutrhua* Indian 10Tidy lIMaa's aam* 17 Comhad, a* wool ISTopa *( heads ZJMor* rugged 34 Mitlgala 3d CrtpualUoe BUGS BUNNY 90. Lots For Sal# IRONING ia my home. 322- 3 LOTS. DREAMWOLD SEC TION. 322083d. 8203. 2-1. Well Drilling >i^ m to 4 rHA# Mf ^ OOMSVBT, For toe biggest ictecUon of Marly new and uied furni­ ture. *e* Noll's Furniture Brokerage ta Casselberry on 17-82. Open 8 daya • to 6. Prom Sanford Eachangn Pi 01* Barnlnol* Oountp (Dial Direct) 3uvwft m m rrm 1W ft.’ 'frontage, U# No. Scott Ave. Will consider rvasonabie offer. 3. N. Rob­ son. Jr. Pb. 322-1333 or 322- Legal Notice N O T H '* Th* tttt Tax Aaaaaamanl Roll (ha City nf Ranford. Florida, will b# aubmlttad lo tha City Cnmnilaaton totting a* *• Kqualllullon (luard on Monday, faptambar II. lift, at I:** o'clock F. M. All paraona daalrlng eorraclloaa mad* la aald Roll, whathtr In Hating or valuation of proparty or otbaralaa. ahould HOUSEWORK. Ph. 322-56W. fit* with tb* City Clark on or bafnra th* day pravloua to tb* maallng Ibtlr patltlon* tatting forth thalr objactlona or coniplalnta and th* rhangaa they GIRL FRIDAY for General Of­ daalr* ta hav* mad*. U. N. Tamm. Jr. fice work, experienced, parCity Tea Aataaaov manent resident, 323-8372 City if Sanford. Florida Puhtiah SapL I, l»tt. UGUSTRUM — Viburnum, gal csss, 1 for $1. Cartons Nursery. Lake Drive, CsssciUxry. IKaNLNG. 122-0777, at GiiS-44 SOU TH W A RD Ia vest meet A Realty tl# N. Park Ave. 322-9173 nortrw o r 4 I lilt. Dated thU Itrd day of Jely lilt. (Official Clerk'* S**l) Arthur H. Beckwith, J r . clerk Circuit Court Seminole County. Plorlde By: O. T. Ray. J r . D. C. Publleh Sept. 1. I, II. II. 1111 COE-18 l a pplication ro w wax DEED ! m ») ,M J* rtotse* etaiwtM af *°J1CH IS HEREBY OITEN. That D. Rom* Ih* held•r #,J h? 7*Oowlag cartlftcat* ha* filed *ald rartlflcat* far la* d**d to b* (Muad thtrvon Tb* sartinroio numb.r and yMr of laauanr*. th* d**crfpHou af th* proparty, and tha Mm* In which It wa* i *h h «1 ar* at follow*: Carltfloat* No. H1| T u r , f loouanc* lit) *J*»**JPttow af Fvapaatyi Dot t Ulk t. llaftlar Hum** Orlando Sac On*. Plat Book i t i*Bg*a t e e Nam* la which aaaaaaad Law. * Dorothy A. Patmon. A" °J “ *d proporty bolng In tho County of aomlnolo. Slal* of yiorl.la. Unl.ta ouch eortlflcal# ahnll bo rodoomod accord­ ing to law tho proporty do#rrlbad In auch rortmeata will »* aoM to tb* hlgoaat bidder at th# treat door af th# gaalnol* County court Houao at Saafard. Klurid a. on tho flrat Monday In tha month of October, lilt, jrbUk la th* tie day at Octobar. NOTICE 18 HEREBY OtV. EN. That D. Rom* th* hold­ er af th* following certificate haa filed aald eertlflcat* far tea dead to bo taauad tharaoa. Th* eartlfleat* number aad 7>ar of laauane#, th* daacrlptloa of th# proparty, and th# nam* la rollowa: Cart Ifleet* N«. Ml Taee at laauane* ttt) D t a n lr t U a *< r » n n l , i Lot T Dlk A. Vallowahlp Addition. Flat Book I, Fag# I Nam* In which MMaaad Pub­ lic Mortgag* Co, Inc All ef aald property balng la lb* County af Samlnot*. State at Plorlde Unlaa* auch cartlflMta ahall b# radcamad accord­ ing to law the property daacrlbad In aucb carllflcat* will be eold ta th# klgbaat bidder at Ik* front door ef th* Samlnola County Chart Houa* at Han­ ford Florida, an Ih# flrat Mon­ day la tha month of Octobar lit!, which la th# tth day af October. IMt. Dated tbta llrd day af July ' l l ’*1*4 thU Ut* ** U l,‘ toll •Officio! Clark’* goal) (Official Clark a gaol) ArUue B. tackwitk. J r . Arthur U. Backwilh. Jr. Clark Circuit Court. Clark Circuit Court Samlnola Cauaty, Ptorlda ■amlool* County, Florida By: O. T. w»y, p c " f O T Ray. Jr.. D. C Fubllah HapL 1, k. li, )), ltll. CDk-ll *•**• *• A t*. *2. 4**4 CiNf-M 9 9 I �•* Y ou Can H it A R eal Jackpot! A d vertise Y our “D on’t W ants” In T he H erald C lassified Ads! 93. H o u sts F o r B o lt 19 5 . H oqsm For S ib WOO DOWN FHA-VA HOMES 95. H oosm F or life fla k # —f(r l O m it 8*pt. 8, 1964 — Pact 11 95. H oubm For ftate 97. Houses For Rent 102. Mobttt 115 A b Ibb F a r 3 BEDROOM. 2 Bath, scrata- 4 ROOM HOUSE. Furnished. MOBILE HOMES moved ran 61 VW, KxMlkat n o d ., RAM 2603 Sanford Ave., 323-0633. sonably safaly. Details a r­ Blsek. tu m . 3334177, 3-7:39 «d patio. Fh. 123-OTtt. ranged. Aaywhera Fla. Ap p. m . S E V E R A L O qU tgadtag 3 0 1 ) BEDROOM, 1 Bath, feaeto FURNISHED COTTAGE: Liv­ proved traefer. WrMa F. 0. FA M 9 8 AtUatU Baak N | B e d r o o m Horn#* a v a i l a b l e l a RED MODEL A. See at 178 HOM ES hack yard, kitchen equipped. ing room, dining, kitehaa, 1- Box 1344, Saaford. all A re a a o t S anford. L et us W. ISth St. Easy terns. 323-t43a or 323- Bedroom. Eath, water and electric furnished, 163 plus Show y o u Around! 1-3 end S 0 M . F O R SA L E gas and lax. Located on S t Johns Realty 99 rent, NEW sod USED BEDROOM. 1 Bath sta r 17 92. 1 block 9. of No. 419 T H E T IM E T E S T E D F IR M 38 OUfe Was-. A/C, Awaiafe k Cabanas Seminole Realty Plate real School A new function (at f-Foliits). See QUALITY MOBILE HOME! 111 X T u t A v t . F A 34133 Ter t b s B s a t Bur t a Shopping Caoter. VA Loan, anytime. Fh. 38-1497 after Hsry. 17-93 B. 38-3989 58 P eri W a g - f t « A New or R e s its H om s, M W 9 . P a m Ave. 304 Laurel Dr. Fh. 3234*34. « p. m. weekdays or any­ •33 P o st Waf. - i t a o F A 3-3312 a n y t i m e S ss S ttattro m R stR y time Sat. or Sun. 33 Ford P U - 1173 104. Traitor Space • Boat JUMBO HOUSE » Room, 3 SUNSHINE EDDIE’S W s H a v a l b s H o m s F o r Yau* car garage, patio. Stove, 3Al AVAILABLE Sept. 1. 323-4347. USED CABS disposal, dish w a s h e r . Payton Realty Call n o t ic e o r A m .ic A T to r 333-1431. $100 DOWN 106. Apart ibob ta for Roat 323-1301 1742 at Hiawatha row tax o n n Stenstrom Realty " • * . 1M .10 F lo rid a l l a i a i t e a f 2 BEDROOM Furnished house. Working widow wishes to 3 ROOM Fnrafehad Apt. AMSMB) FHA - VA HOMES 2365 P A R K D R I V E N O T IC B t * H F.I IK NT O i v . •19. Children w e l c o m e , share her home with e wo­ coodiUeaed Bedroom. $81.1U >.N. T h a t Ik H. Iloy I* th # h n littr 3 2 2 - 1 4 3 0 A 3, A 3 R R D R O O M I 333-7 4 3 1 Lengwood. Fh. 2*34334, Or­ man ar COUpW. 322-4367. E. 8th., 38-4383. e f th e follow ing cartiflcat* h t t 1, m . * 3 B A T H S 33* 0343 flt»<t a a l d c a r t l l l o a t * (o r t a t N I G H T S 333-4334 lando. K ITC H EN E Q U IP P E D a * * ! t o b a I f i u a e t h a r a o n . Tha Clean 4 Rooms, i l l Park. RENTALS c e r t l f l c a t a n u m b e r a n d jraar of LOW M ONTHLY PA Y M EN T) GREENBEtAB iaeu an re, th a d aicrlp tln n o f tha Furnished or Uafurnishod F o r C om plsts In fo r m a tk a Choice lata available la p r o p a r t y , a n d t h a n a m # in DOWNSTAIRS Unfurnished 2 38 Chrjrs. IMS bsl, 0 3 mft. Ball-Blalr Agoncy S s s o r C a ll Y our w h l r h I t « i i a i a a s a a d a r a a* Green briar af Loch Arbor Bedroom apartment, kitchen 39 Rsmb. 1379 hsL $19 mo. follow *: Fh. 322-3441 311 S. Park Ara. overlooking gelt eoaroo. •qulpt 10SH W. 18th i t Pk 39 Cbsv. 9498 bsl. 134 iBG. C a r t i f l c a t # Vo. |n « T a a r of FHA VA 61 RsasuR, »IM bsl, $39 BMk Xaauane* I M a Castem haUdiap to your 3-BEDROOM house, kitchen 348-388 Geneva. SALES BROKER DaoaalpH oa a f r r a p a a ty i 39 CsdUlse 9797 bsl. 197 SBft. •purifications. Groonbrlnr xonrsi o r a m irA -m x •quipped, t i t EMsmbia Dr. F a H av a T b s H o m s F o r You I> n I f B!k A T r a c t IS. t a n . r o t t t u x n r ten 37 Ply. HT. $399 bsl, 9 8 mo. FURNISHED apartment, todevoloped by t n n d o S p r i n t s A c c o r d i n g to <*»»• IB4-IS M o e tS a a t a l a t e a a f 322-0929. D a t a t h e r e o f r e c o r d e d upon IP ta i quire 404 E. 14th St., Apt. •1 Chcv. 8997 bsl, $43 m<N KINGSWOOD th a Public R e c o rd * of '80 Ford, $797 bsl, $33 mo. n o t ic e i s m k r e d t n i v - Stenstrom Realty 7. BR. Fura. House. T h . Ml BUILDERS, INC. S em lnol* C ounty F lo rid * E N , T h a t D R o m e th * h o l d ­ M Part. 9481 btL 9 8 mo, Nam* In which aaaaaaad e r o f t h e f o l l o w l n f c e r t i f i c a t e 318. 3M Filrmont Dr. 3 3 3 3 F A I R D R I V E H e l l n S u t h e r la n d . All o f said ) ROOM APARTMENT. Prl •9 Chsv. Wg. >897 bsL $ 8 mix h a a filed oald c e r t i f i c a t e for FA 14074 p r o p e r t y h a l t s l a t h a C a u n l y l a s dead to b* Iss ued t h a r a o n 3 3 3 - 3 4 3 3 332-7 4 1 1 F U R N I S H E D 2 Bedroom vale bath A entrance. III » Ply Wg. 98tr bsL 9 8 mo. o f S e m i n o l e , S l a t e o r P l e r ld a . N I G H T S 323 (3 3 4 - 3234343 T h a certlflcata num ber and U n le » a s u c h c e r t i f i c a t e ah all y a a r o f Iaeuanre. t h e d eecrlp 96. Housos • Bala or Root House. 3411 Palmetto, Pb. MtUonville. U Pont. Wg 9U1 bsl 98 mo. b e r e d e e m e d a c o o r d l n e to law t l o n o f th e p r o p e r t y , a n d t h e 333 0274. *1 k v Mm M hM to a r t m m n m ik i , — I w a n t to iW t 38 Chsv. Wg. 978 bsl, 936 mo. Ah# p r o p a r t y d a a c r lb a d In auch n a m e In which It w a e a a a t a e s d 3 ROOM Furnished apartment 37 Olds Wg. 9897 bsl, 9 8 mo. ■ y p i m b t o --------------------CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON r t r t l f l c a t a will b* aold l o th * a r e a e follows: 3 BR, Unfurnished house. Ph with bath A garage, 2330 » Mort. 998B bsl, 9U s b o . LAKS. Call a v o a i a g a h l g h a a t b i d d e r a t t h a f r o n t door C e r t i f i c a t e Na. 1ST Taar af 3224802. o f t h a P a m t n a i a C a u n t y C a u r t l a a u a n c a ISIS Narcissus, 322-3144. 333-US7. •S . H« 95. H For Sal* F a r t e l a 33 CsdUlse. 9991 bsl. 9 8 mow J 4 * u i # a t S a n f o rd , r t o r l d a . on t h a f l r a t M o n d a y In t h e m o n th 3 Bedroom homo, 117 Catenae. WB L A K A APARTMENTS 39 Chev. VI 9 m bsl, 939 mo. Dot IS Rlk 34. D r a a m w o M 97. Houses For Rent AIR CONDITIONED 3 BsdLAKEFRONT (STATE o f O c t o b e r , t i l t , w h i c h la th a P l a t Rook S P a g e * IS * SI 60 Fsleoa |7(7 bsl, M mo. S t h d a y o f Octo b er, IMS. 1 BR. funs, house, Lake Mary. 114 W. First St. S Bedroom, I Bath Horn* oa room, I Bsth, Ftorids Room, A^ P l a t Book 4 P a s t s IS A 61 VW. $1091 bsl., « 8 mo. D a t e d t h l a lo th d a y o f A u g u s t 2 BEDROOM Trailer, 30 x in No pots, 38-3048. 2 acres with over 200 ft oa sxtrs b Icb utility room, n i w 1 1 ( 1. EFFICIENCY. $49. U1 Park 30 Olds. Cpc 9997 bsl. 939 mo, N am * la w hich aaaaaaaS M a r- 4* t b s e m e r r r corm r o r oa private lot, 173 mo. at 333 ( O f f i c i a l C l e r k '* M a i ) large lake. Oaly $13,300 with he4 wstsr bsstsr, shsdy t a r a t T h a n * . All o f *«IS p r o - T M B Ml m i J U D I C I A L C I S M OMs, 9389 bsl, 81 mo. N. Winter Park Dr., Cassci A r t h u r H. Ba ck w i t h . JV. $30 am. Up. Surplus City. p o t t y b ein g In t h o C o u n t y o f e t r r i * a m d f o b s s b i m o l b fenced yard, ficiag lake Terms! Call today! C la r k Circuit C ourt 37 Olds HT, 9M8 bsl, 1 8 Bso, ■am ln n|a. S t a t e o f F lo rid * U t - COUNTY. V L B D I D A . berry. Pfe. 332-4B3B. S e m i n o l e C o u n t y , r i o r t S a la aa auch c a r t i f l c a t * a h a l l b* C D f t N C B B T MO. I 4 M 8 Chsv. Bel. 1991 hsL 9 8 mo. FURNISHED OR UNFURN I l y : O. T. n a y , J r . , n . C. r e d e e m e d a c c o r d i n g t o l a w lh « T H E UNION C E N T R A L L I F E R EN TA LS ISHED 3 Bedroom Duplex 34 Pont. 948 bsl. 934 mo. Stemper Agency Wuhlloh S e p t. 1, I . I I , SI, 1114. p r o p a r l y d aacrlb ad In auch c a r - IN SURANC E CO M PANT. 3 ROOM HOUSE on Old Or 3-BEDROOM, l i t bath. Avail C D B -I Plaintiff. Apartment. Tarrauo floors 34 CsdUlse 948 bsl, 934 mo, t l f l c a t a will be aold t o th * h i g h laado Hlway. Fh. 323-0013 able Oct. 1st. Children wet Raallor-Ioiuror-TraJes ■ g a r i i r . i d J r f '* r '( h i ' fr'oht d o o r o f come. Phone 322 3609. HOME RENTERS tile bsth, water furclshed. 31 Pont. |4 8 bsl, 8 ! wo. . NOTICSI o r ArrLtCATlOB t h o Semlnola C o u n t y C o u r t RAYMOND K . DXSK1NS. *1 an. altar T p. m. ro il TAX DSHD D efan d an t* . 333-4001 13th S. rranch Ave. It's Just good bualaeeo to Ph. 38-2334 after I p. m. 8 Lin. A/C 11393 btl, 1 8 BMt. ( M e . 1 P 4 4 S r l e t Ida S t a t u t e a e f H o u a o a t M n f o r S . F l o r i d a , o n NOTIC B D F S U I T IN NORTH ORLANDO, t Ded NICE CLEAN 9 Bedroom CB chock first with Sanford’s t h a f lra t M o n d ay l a t h a m o a t h 61 RsasiiM, 9393 bsl. 81 ib o . SPSS) M O B T S A S B P O B B C L O S l'B B House, Cirporte, coavsnlent FURNISHED garage apt. Ph M HiUmaa, 9397 bsl, 81 mo. o f Octobor, l l l d . w h i c h ta t h a room, screened porch, nicely N O T IC B IS H R IS K R T OIV- I t h d ay o r O clo b ar, 14(4. T O i RAYMOND M. DKS KINS to Base, IN. 322-6244 before largest H o m e Scrvlclaf 38 2800 E N , T h a t D. R o m * t h * h o l d ­ a n d D I X I B D. DESKINS, landscaped. 130 N. Cortex. Agency. Floe Homes, Fairly M Ford PU. 9397 bsl, 81 n o . D a t e d th la 3 ! r d d a y o f J u l y 1:30 p. m. or after 4 p. m. e r a f l h a f n l l o w l n t c e r t i f i c a t e 1)44. hla w if e NOTICSI o r APPLICATION Priced. In aU Sliest 34 Ford PU. 948 bsl, 98 mo. l i a s f i l e d eald c e r t i f i c a t e for (O fficial C l e r k 's S cot) R K a iD E V C F .i U N K N O W N LARGE 2-bedroom furnished r a n TAX DKRII FHA • RESALES t a t d e e d t o be te au ed t h e r e o n . AMD TOi All p a r t i t a c l a i m i n g (■new I M . i a r l e r l d a aanaute* S3 Csddy 938 bsl, 919 n a , FURNISHED Large garage A r t h u r If. D s c k w l t h , J r . apartment. $48.30. 1703 Mag Lika new. 3 A $ BEDROOM The r-rtlfleete n u m b e r and I n t a r t a t s b y . t h r o u g h , u n ­ *f itea> Clerk C i r c u i t C o u r t. 33 Fort, $79 bsl, 8 mo, apartment, 1103 Maple, Ph aolla. 38-3881 or 333-2391. y e a r o f teeuance, t h e deecrlp d e r o r a g a i n s t th * a f o r* HOME OWNERS N O T IC B la H E R E B T O I T MASONRY Homai, 1 A a Seminole C o u n t y . F l o r i d a 38-0731. t l o n o f t h e p r o p e r t y , a n d th e 33 Bulcb, $ 8 bsl. $4 mo. e a l d p e r s o n a E N , T h a t D. R om * t h * h o l d ­ Ry: O. T. R a y . J r D. C. Good Rental homes, Priced CLEAN Furnished downstairs Baths, Kitchens Equipped. • a m # In w h i c h It w a a aaaeeaed P u b l l a h g * p t 1. 4, IS, 33. 1X4. TOU A n n h e r e b y n o tified e r o f th o fo l lo w in g c e r t i f i c a t e 34 Chsv. 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I L M, ft Btyft \ I. 1X4. ^ , lC DC -4 4 J J T to | / �*Oto(t i t Probe Pushed O n M ystery Blast A s M ix Scene Calms W f U rM Press tateru atiiM l Authorities continued an inTMticatlen today Into three m y s t e r i e s * *xplo*ioaa in ocuthwsst Mississippi Elaawhsra ever th* South, calmm m nign*d and school in* tegrstioe resumed without a hftelk Th* FBI Joined In th* Inres tigs tion to tee if there were any violation* of federal law. Thor* wer* no injurlee and damages wer* relatively minor to a *roe«ry a t Sum­ mit, a barbecue pit a t Mag­ nolia and a t the homo of a brickmaaon who live* a t S m- CtvU right* worker* aald m l t Integration of th* only th* saplotioes Inrolrad pro­ forty ownod by N«|W m but public achool at Tuakegee, apparently had nothin* to do Ala., went off Monday with­ out any algna of violenca with achool Intofraticn. when 14 Negro** attended high achool elaasea with 69 white*. Laat year, In th* original deaegreration action of Tuakege* achooli, »Ute trooper* under th* orders of Gov. G*org* Wallac* ringed th* school and kept oat 13 Ne­ groes who had been ordered admitted. When th* Negro** wer* finally admitted, whites stag­ ed such a complete boycott Congress Eyes Early Recess For Election Year Campaign WASHINGTON (U PI) CengraM returned from a Labor Day races* today, anx­ ious to adjourn for election year campaigning but atill f a c e d with Mveral bill* considered essential by Pres­ ident Johnson. Moot pressing Is the health ear* for the aged program approved by the Senate last week. The House la not ex- Vote Register Extends Hours peeted to net on th* legislation until S ept 14. Prospects for approval at* dim because of long-time op­ position by Chairman Wilbur D. Mills, D-Ark., chairman of th* Ways A Means Committee which handles th* bill. The Senate still Is snsnarl*d In the reapportlonmenl battle which Srnata GOP Leader Everett M. Dirksen hopes to end this week by filing a cloture petition to­ day. If it wars successful, the lengthy talkathon hy liberals opposed to stalling th* iuprema court’s state legisla­ ture redlstrlcting order would end Thursday, However, the chances that Dirksen ean muster the nee**, sary two-thirds vots to cut­ off debate ar* slim because of th* Senate’s traditional re­ luctance to force an end to discussion of a measure. Other bills also to be re­ solved Include Johnson’s $1 billion program to rehabili­ tate Appalachia and a sugar extension art. Th* Seminole County Voter Kegistratioti office will be open a number of evenings between now and th* tim* the t t J a close Otlr 3, —-------Coral Bruce, supervisor of registration, announced today that th* office will be open from • a.m. until • p.m. on Sept. 0, 0, 10, 13, 16, 17, 22, 23, 14, 29, 30, and Oct. 1. This mean* that the office will be open during the eve­ ning on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of eaeh week between now and Oct. 1. In addition, to being open Mondaya and Fridays from 0 a.m. until s p.m., the office wlU b* open on Saturdays from • a.m. until noon Sept. 13, 19 and 26. On Saturday, Oct. 3, the office will be open until 3 p.m. The registration office la aituated on th* ground floor of th* Courthouse. Presbyterian I I 4 I 1 1 4 Women To Have Installation The Women of the Church of the Presbyterian Church of the Covenant. South Orlando Drive, will have the annual Service of tmtsUatlon of offi­ cers for th* work year beginn­ ing next month, at I p. m. today. Officers to he installed ere: President, Mrs. Arthur DeYoung; vice president, Mrs. Charles Kauffman; secretary, Mrs. P. J. Weber; treasurer. Mrs. J. M. Garrett; historian, Mrs. Thomas If. Makln; Chairman of Personal Faith and Family Life, Mrs. George K. Sires; Chairman of Christ­ ian Community Action, Mrs. Georg* A. Rufas, Chairman of Kcumencial Mission and RrIstlons, Mrs. Elmer W. Avenel; Chairman of Leadership and Resources, Mrs. Sidney Mor­ rison; Circle Chairman, Mrs. Walter M. Abendschein. Rev. Thomas II. Makln will be la charge of the service. that state school officials or­ dered the school closed. Elsewhere: Flint, Mich.: Fifty police officers succeeded early to­ day in breaking up a gang of 300 Negro youths after th* windshield of * police erusler was broken by a rock. No in­ juries were reported. Six of the youths, all juveniles, wer* arrested, but were later turn­ ed over to their parents. Po­ lice wer* unable to give a ; « s s o o for th* sudden dis­ turbance which erupted last night. Farmville, Vs.: Prnlcs Ed­ ward County reopens its pub- lie school* today with token integration after a five year lapsa and 13 ysara of legal maneuvering. Montgomery, Ala.: Bight N*gm students were schsduled to enter three desegre­ gated schools her* today to bring to seven th* number of school systems desegregated in Alabama. Canton, Miss.: Nineteen Ne­ gro etudents planned to make appearance today a t th* allw h i t e , junior-senior high school in sn effort to desegre­ gate classes. Willlamston, S. C.: A Ne­ gro brother and sister de­ segregated Palmetto High School Monday, ending sche­ duled lowering of racial bars South Seminole CIP To Meet By Jane Casselberry The Council of Teachers and Parrnts of South Seminole Elementary School at Cassel­ berry will meet next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the school audi­ torium with the new president, Mrs. Gerald McGinnis, presi­ ding. Christy M. Harp, principal, will Introduce members of the faculty and parents will have an opportunity to meet their child's tracker and visit his room following a short busi­ ness meeting. Room tally will be taken at the door to determine which class has the most parents present and CTP member­ ships will be sold. Refreshments will he serv­ ed in the school cafeteria hy -bw ad - -CXC. meetings are normally held on the first Tuesday of every month. In S 0 n t h Carolina public schoole for the year. There wer* a* Jocidonts and fow spectators. A t l a n t a : 8*gr*gaUonlst L etter Maddox aald be will eract a 38-foot-high frame structure at his restaurant as "a monument to th* death of I t 0 0 enterprise." Maddox closed his restaurant last month rather than serve Ne­ gro customer*. A federal court returned a permanent injunction against him laat week aaying he can never re­ open unless he serves all customars. Charleston, S. C.r Three private segregated schools plan to open today. Th* com­ bined enrollment of a col­ lege prep school, a primary and an elementary school was estimated to be around 300. frnB PBft 1* - Sept «, 1M4 LOOK! IN N E R S P R IN G M A T T R ES S R E N O V A T IO N • Cleaning ft Preeesslag Felt S P E C IA L * 145 • Brand New C o m for Mattrsoo 0 • Broad New Iasatatioo where a ceded ALSO: Nsw Mattresses, Box Sprites, Hollywood Beds, Odd Sisco and King Sir* Beds Made To Ordsr a t Factory Prices! Echols BEDDING CO. 119 Magnolia A**., Sanford 332-6331 THIS DEADLY (llamomlback ruttlcr was spot­ ted Stinduy afternoon swimming toward a group of swimmers and skiers on Lake Tony in Cas* “8«iWfy:TlLTtTLCVirfWickrwTi7) shot the snake, shows it to his two year old grandson, Curtis Itenner. (Herald Photo) R O O F A N D F A R M RED m HY PAY MORE BUY ONE GET ONE • ? • # fVAtlTT B it • TOt QUALITY • « • PAINT • MltttM* M l • M#66-f AQ6W# • TlCtUlNT IN MamjCantot p SEAMAN JOHN K. SCHROEDER receives an ussist from First Class Yeoman Luther L. Scar­ borough, left, in filling out his reenlistment papers recently a t the Sanford Naval Air Sta­ tion. Minutes, later, Schroeder was sworn in for six years in Navy to go with four he’s already served. He had experienced advice from Scar­ borough, who’s served nearly 13. Both are as­ signed to the Reconnaissance Attack Wing One staff a t NAS Sanford. Schroeder, a native of Cleveland, Ohio, has been stationed here since August 19(11 and is married to the former Linda J. Smith of DeLand. (U. S. Navy Photo) • UTIUIIBIM4I. I N f l , 9194( 11. ITC a i n t s •4 9 8 WHY lad GAL FREE MARY CARTIRT VtcvuUt* CO# H i* ★ D O I T TOURSf I f CH*II ★ BtAUtillil ★ ( A B b l O U S TABRI CS Kif, D I C O H a TGS I U t or m S MJ R TOUR HO m E draper SLIP c o v e r *, ire So* Our DISPLAY . . . . Check Our CATALOGUE . . . . Order From HIRE CUSTOM MADE DRAPES, 209 W. 1st St., Sanford. 3223619 SLIP COVERS — CHOOSE FROM 1.00B! Casselberry Plaxa, Cssielberry. 816-7481 SPECIAL! FOR ALL 3 Cheerleaders Plan Car Wash In Slavia Mrs. Hssel Roundtree, adult leader of the Slsvia Junior High School Cheerleaders, an­ nounced today that the group will sponsor a ear wash from 6 a.m. until 4 p.m. this Satur­ day at the Standard. Oil Sta­ tion in Oviedo. Proceeds from the projejet will be used to buy uniforms for the new group. 17 B E A U T IF U L '64 IM P A LA S R E M A IN T O BE S O L D . S E L E C T Y O U R D R EA M C A R FR O M T H E S E — T H E Y ’ RE O F F E R E D A T ROC K B O TTO M N O W IS T H E ID E A L T IM E T O B U Y — A N D G E T T H E M O S T FO R Y O U R M O N E Y . D R IV E O N E - M A K E US A N O F F E R ! English Estates P T O To Meet / ' By J ta a Ceseelberry English Estates Elementary School PTO will hold It* first meeting of th* school ysar at I p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 13, In the school cafetorlum. Principal Morris Ruby will introduce members of the fac­ ulty sod parents will bsva the opportunity for room visitation fallowing the meeting. PRICES! 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Looks as if they might be tacking In on a gale. • • • Enrollment this year is dou­ ble that of last year, and run­ ning right at peak complement with current facilities. There is beginning to be urgent need for the new academic building, and it b hoped that construc­ tion may start soon. • • • Signs of the brief history ot the first criise of the Acade­ my are already apparent with the ' plank - owners” plank, engraved in bronre with the names of the mid­ shipmen on the maiden toy age, displayed in a prominent spot on the bulkhead of the quarterdeck. GRIM VIGII. wnn stnRcil here Tuesday nfter a jet bomber crashed in Lake Monroe killing two Sanford Naval Air Station men. A t left, a Ma­ 2 Fliers Die In Jet Crash After Takeoff rine punni arrives at the bandshell site to keep curious away. In the next picture, a base chnplain stands by as rescuers boated to the crash scene. The victims were returned to the Osteen Britlpe area by sontixr rescuers. At right, a spectator uses special help to get a view of the downed plane, the tail of which could be seen from shore. (Herald Fhotoe) Monster Still Points At Florida Dora Leaning More To North A Navy A-5A Vigilante attack bomber crashed two min­ utes after take-off from the Sanford Naval Air Station Tuesday, killing both crew Seminole County * * * * on the St. Johns Uiver * * ♦ * “The Nile of America” • • • members. Also seen on the bulkheads The plane crashed Into Lake are plaques of the several Monroe, and was one of 30 companies, engraved w i t h launched for inland refuge ~ lTfl‘ir stmetlc humus. In a prominent place on a glass bases as part of the station's ST. AUGUSTINE (UPI) case is the huge sliver Adm. emergency fly-away measur­ Hurricane Dora veered to a * Zip Code 32771 J Paul F. Johnston trophy, a- es for Hurricane Dora. northwesterly course toilay warded to the most outstand­ Both crewmen were dead but rakrd this ancient city's WRATIIER: Ilenvy rain through Thursday; liiyght today in 80*«; low tonlpht In 70’*. ing midshipman of the year, when picked up in the water coastline with the outer teeth which was won the first year by a rescue boat a short time ToiTftiT L'niteil I'rcss Lciwell Wire of US mila-an hour winds. Established 1908 “ W ED., SEPTEM BER », T 9G 4 SANFO RD, FLO R ID A N O . 274 by Gcrrold Sargent ot Chulu- after the crash. There were no Tides up to six feet above ota. reports of an ejection from normal piled against the ocean • • • the aircraft before it plunged shore and gusts up to 91 Gleaming new green vinyl into the water. MPH were reported at expos­ tile greatly improves the looks The pilot was Lt. Cdr. John ed Marineland, on the sea­ of the quarterdeck and the F Moore, 38, of 230 Lake shore 18 miles south of .St. mess deck, with colorful pla­ Seminary Circle, Maitland. Augustine. ques of the HATWING squad­ His bombardier • navigator With the shift in Dora's ron ensignia, company ensigns was Lt. (jg) Paul I. Haney, course, the Miami Weather and shiny brass torpedo tubes, 3t, of 609 Mellunville Avc, TALLAHASSEE (UPI) —! Bureau ordered gale warnings linked by plaited lines m ark­ Sanford. Both had long exper­ ilaydon Burns reported to the ; removed on the Florida Gulf ing the passageways. Coast In-tween Sarasota and ience operating the Vigilante. secretary of state's office he Apalachleola, ami other warn Moor* was attached to the has spent $46,819 in the la s t1, The Clock Winders wish Reconnaissance Attack Wing three months campaigning for ings down south of Sarasota “ Good Sailing" to Col. II. J. One ataff; Haney to Recon­ governor. and on take Okeechobee. Furman, Capt John Williams, naissance Attack Squadron At 9 a. in., the weather bur Headmaster Burch Cornelius One (RVAH-1). eau located the center of Dora's 50-m ile-wide eye about and the officers and midship­ Sanford control tower per­ VATICAN CITY (UPI) - A An estimated 500 persons men of the Sanford Naval sonnel reported a flash of fire key document on the role of ( too miles east-southeast of St. rode out last night's heavy Augustine. It was moving at Academy, as they "up anch­ from the plane's exhaust tiie Roman Catholic church in | City M n n a g e r W. E. winds in the eight hurricane a slow 8 Mi'll on a northwest or” for their second voyage shortly after take-off at H SO the modern world will he Knowles said today that there shelters scattered throughout course, the weather bureau In the teeth of the storm. have been no accidents or ready for debate when the a m. After the flash, the air­ • • • • • • said. craft appeared to climb nor­ Ecumenical Council resumes ' emergencies in the city, no Civil Defense and Red Forecaster Gilbert Clark said Mrs. Carolyn L. Carter is mally to an altitude of 2,500 work Monday, it was learned 1 Cross official* again stress­ that despite the change in power outage*, and rrews nre beating the drums against the feet, when tower operations today. ed that Inhabitants l» the courss*, Dora was so close to continuing on standby alert. proposal of the City Zoning lost sight of it in light haze, i shelters must bring their the coastline that "it's got to A num W id small tree Commission to allow agricul­ Moments later, other observ- j own blankets and other hit land somewhere." ture in ail tones. She lives in ers reported it down in Lake WASHINGTON (CPI) - linihs were reported down, personal Item* needed In' He and other forecasters a H-1AA section. Hearing is Monroe, its tall section exten University of Illinois Prof. Re. and refuse crew* have been weather out the* storm. working over weather maps set for Sept. lUh, I p.m. If ded above the water surface. vilo P. Oliver appears before keeping street* cleared of They said many are arriv­ and reports from reconnais­ you are in accord with Mrs. Lt. Cdr. Moore is survived a Warren Commission ataff any falling debris. ing at shelters empty-hand­ sance planes flying Into the Carter's objections you might by his widow, Jane, two chil­ member today, presumably to Lake Monroe continue* to ed tnd deprndrnt on sup­ hurricane would not pinpoint speak up to your city commis­ dren and a sister, Mrs. Maur- outline his theories on the as­ rise steadily, with waves plies there. a probable landfall, but Clark sioner, or attend the hearing ine Young ot Scottsdale, Ariz. sassination of President John lashing over the seawall, said the center should cross at City Hall. some dork* along the seawall Lt. Haney's survivors include F. Kennedy. a SENSE O F llU M U lt prevuiled in Sanford lust the county, then were told to the coast "somewhere in the completely underwater and liKht u* merchants braced for Dora’s winds. his widow, Mary L., three go home, clean up and lie area between St. Augustine others with waves sloshing Kiwanians will hear Chief children and his parents, Mr. I ere, officials of Wilson-Maier Furniture Cotnready to return this afternoon. and Savannah The center is John Parker of the NAS and Mrl PauI j „ ancy Sr ZOMBA. Malawi (UPI) — over the decks, as winds ptny used the masking tape to Rive a wishful Red Cross Disaster Chair­ so big that we don't want to Ground Controlled Approach o{ fo rt Stockton, Texas, Premier Hastings Banda of whipped lake waters to a nessnRe to the hurricane. But it was ignored man A. B. (Tommy) Peterson pinpoint it any closer right tell about his year in the An-1 _____________ Malawi has fired three cabin­ frenzy. a: the storm continued ploddifiR toward the • aid the shelters will remain now." arctic at their meeting Frt Knowles reported that the et ministers whom he accus­ pininsula. (Herald Photo) in operation until the "mon­ He said the center should be day n c 'i at the Civic Cen­ ed of being under Chinese meeting of City Commission­ ster” storm has passed. "very close to the coast by ter. Communist influence and plot­ ers with the Maurice Connell ' All of his staff have been mid-afternoon." • • • ting to overth -w his two- engineering firm, scheduled He said a weakening of the placed on duty as the danger A note in the Kiwanis bulle­ for tonight has been post­ month old government. high pressure ridge which had becomes more prominent, he tin voices serious doubts aponed until 8 p. m. Thursday, blocked a northward movement aaid. bout the future of the water­ pending weather conditions. Military vehicles, p o l i c e of the storm in the past two North Orlando V i l l a g e front development plan —"It ADDIS ABABA. Ethiopia cars and civilian autos scur­ days rained the shift in dirblew hard for a few days." j Council, meeting in regular (UPI) Premier Molse Tshomried around the county Institution today. He attributed 'Ihe Clock Winder calls the! session Tuesday night, unnni- be of the Congo toilay rejected Meet Delayed the drop in winds from 125 to Kiwanis Club's attention to mously approved a resolution DE I t o r r (UPI) T h e ; "The UAW has reached night and early today cheek­ The business meeting of second attempt by the Oring on the couditions at the 115 MPH near Dora's center t h e Meeting Thursday of! authorizing Florid# power i ganization for African Unity Pinerrest Baptist Church Uniter. Auto Workers Union agreement on aU major ecoCity Commissioners with the Company to provide street | (0 AU) to settle the rebellion scheduled for this evening ha* -nd Cirysler Corp. today an j nomic , „ u e i/. ^ „ | d. And right shelters and assuring that everything was in readi­ Connell marine engineering lighting nt designated points in his country, tnlorrned sour been postponed until o n e nouned agreement on a new ; he added that they were still ness for the big blow. firm out of Miami to begin ne-j along Longwood-Oviedo Rond ccs said. week from today, Rev. Wil- lhree-)iar contract catling Officials said there were no gotiations for an engineering and at 12 locations in the (or the highest pension pact In , wurking «n minor contract liam J, Guess, pastor, auto imustry history. I language that can be worked u.nu*u*. ,nc*,l,rn,J throughout study and plans for the mar- village proper and in Coronnounced this morning. the night. tna Have all you Kiwanians ado Homes section. UAW President Walter P. o u t MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — Word was passed to Hie It was explained that many Proposals a»kmg for a pen­ spoken words of encourage­ Rcuthei said Hie union arrived "1 have notified all locals shelters at 7 a m. this morn ment to your city commission­ residents of the community sion hike of $2t*) a month and Parley Halted "at the most historic agree­ not to strike and continue coning for persons to go home, er and made your support were under the erroneous im­ lowering the retirement age The Seminole County Zon­ ment in the history ot the la­ dueling local negotiations,” he check their belongings, get a pression that lights hail pre­ limit to 50 tor coal miners ing known? Commission meeting, bor mowment." said good meal and be prepared to viously been discontinued due were discussed hy the United 'slated for tonight, hss been Reuthr said the union had The settlement announce­ , _ to village action but that the Mine Workers (UMW) rcsclu j delayed :;r.?i! Sept. 2.1 due to settled f-r an early retirement ment came shortly before a scoot back to the safer haven ADULTS as quickly as necessary. Offices To Open discontinuance had been hy lions committee Tuesday. | the weather. 10 a m. EST strike deadline package of $400 a month. City Manager Warren E. authority of the prospective Knowles said this morning the purchaser of the North OrCity Hail offices would reopen Undo Company to the power at 1 p. m. toilay. company. Immediate action will he taken by council to designate A check of various places of WASHINGTON (UPI) — attached as a "rider" to the i the votes to shelve the con­ Ark., rhairman of the power­ location of the lights to be business in the Sanford a re a ,! ful W'ay* A Means Committee, I’icsident Johnson's f t billion long stalled t l .1 billion for­ troversial issue. turned on. end GOP Leader Charles A. in mid-morning M a y showed Other m grestional news: program to revive the eco­ eign aid authorisation bill. > mixed reaction by mer­ Halleck, Ind. Health Tare: The AFLA vote on Dirksen'* pro­ nomically depressed Appalach­ Antitrust: The Senate anti­ chant!. Some stores were open — President trust and monopoly subcom­ ian area was before the Sen­ posal is blocked at present by CIO la urging Johnson to make an all • out mittee resumes two days of some e I u * e d. M o s t mer- ] a Junior grade filibuster, con­ ate today, but there was litAhby _____ _ ----- Page 9 chandise stores were closed Bridge .............. ___ Page '.1 I tie prospect of an immediate ducted by several liberal drive to wn House passage hearings on economic concen­ and apparently will remain of the Sviate-r-pproved bill Democrats. Dirksen moved to tration. Subcommittee Chair­ closed all day. but banks, most Classifid Page 3A ' vote on the measure. GOP Leader Everett M. halt debate by invoking clo­ to provide lialth rare for the man Philip A. Hart, D-Mich., restaurants, bars, gas stations,' Comics ........... .... Page 2A Editorial ......... ___ Page 1A Dirksen, III., made it clear ha ture. He predicted a close aged finanril through Social said the sessions would be and food stores were open, at | Days Left To Funerals __ ___ ...... Page 4 would nut permit a vote on vote Thursday on the move, Security. Alminiatration of- focused on such metier* a* least for a few hours, pending Horoscope ... .... Page 2A trie bill until the Aenata dis­ but It appeared unlikely he (iciala are icssimistic, how­ industrial and business merg­ further hurricane reports. Register For S o c i e t y _____ One downtown restaurant re­ Page 8 posed of his proposal to da­ would win. Both side# agreed, ever, about he prospects of ers, the causes of concentra­ isy Supreme Court - order- however, th a t as of now those getting the lifislatlon through tion and the relationship of ported doing a brisk business' Sports ............... ------ Page , General Election TV Programs . Page 9 id rcapportionment ofj state opposing Difk«en'a reapport- the House ovr the opposition tlx* to efficiency and Innova­ all morning, but at most loca­ . tions abofpers were "apuUy” | I We lh« Women ------ Page V 'legislature*. The nuasui* u jiuaaient rider bav» auk got of U«jf. W iltu U Mills D- tion. j&mtfflri* Ibralit ^briefs 500 Hide In Shelters Spenclinff Listed Debate Ready Disaster Crew In full Swing Awaiting Blow Workers Given Standby Order For Emergency Theories Told Reds Fired Street Lighting Resolution OK'd Offer Rejected Last-Minute Accord Averts Auto Strike Massive Tides Flaying Coast Base Monitors....... Gusty Weather l,t. Ham Dow, Wing PIO reported from Ike Hanford Naval Air Station today that atatioo weather re* ports show winds In the Sanford nrva reached 85 Mi'll In gnata about 8:15 a. m. Sustained winds nt th a t time were 54 MPH, accord* Ing to Chief Meteorologist Lt. Cdr. Vincent l.nw, with .69 of nn Inch of rain hav* lag fallen by 7 a. m. Winds a t • a. hi. v ern from the wMt-northweet, end the barometer stood a t 29.17 and falling. to th« storm's passage slightly cooler water and Its approach to land. Fred Willis, St. Johns Coun­ ty Civil Defense director, esti­ mated tides S to 7 fret above normal at 8 a. m. with fre­ quent hurricane-force gust* in the 75-milc-an hour range ami sustained winds of 35 to 60 Mi’ll. The reporting station it Marlnehml, had not been heard from since 2 a. m. when gusts up to 77 MPH were re ­ corded. The Northwest Florida coast­ line, where 23,000 persons hud­ dled in 213 shelters after leav­ ing their beach homes, waited anxiously is Dora's fearsome center, parking t25 MPH winds, stumbled slowly for­ ward offshore, slightly north of Daytona Beach. Winds up to 60 MPH began hitting the coast from New Smyrna Beach northward to Jacksonville Beach a t day­ break. But Willis and other author* Hies poised for the emergency emphasized that Dora’s dir* cct effects had caused no ser­ ious consequences up until • a. m F R ID A Y N I G H T S P E C IA L! 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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 08, 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/927ff9e4049338b7b2abe724b6f8902d.pdf fecb941219b6608a1a582f6902c54d83 PDF Text Text CHURCH o r OOD Alliance I*rayer Service — 1:1* P- Assembly Of God P1NKCREHT ASSEMBLY O F HOD CHURCH M. M. W i l d e r ---------, Sunday School — *•*] M o r n l n s Worahlp — 10:1 K v e n ln s Worehlp — 1:1 Y outh Sarv. (Sun.) . 1:0 Mld-W oak Sarv. (Wad.) B- m. Baptist f ir s t tth d ft Franck H. C. S m i t h --------------- I S u n d e r S c h o o l ____0:41 M o rn ln s W orahlp __ 11:00 E v a n g e lis tic Barr. - 1:10 Tuan. P r a y e r Barr. _ 1:10 T hura. Y oung People E n d e a v o r ........... . 1:10 JO RDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1011 W. F l r e t S tr e e t Sunday School __— 10:00 a, m. M o r n ln s W orahlp — 11:00 a. m. Bible Study (S u n d a y ) 1:00 p.m. K vangsllstlo Service 1:00 p. m. W sd. P r a y e r Meet _ 1:00 p. m. BUI Stephana ---------— P a a to r A Cordial W elcom a to All CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 1101 P a r k Ava. a t 14th SL Rvv. C. C. Dee*. JrSunday School — • ! « *■ *“ ■ W orahlp Service _ 11:00 a. m, K v e n ln s Worehlp — 1:»0 P- «" Alliance ToUtH F ellow ablp (Sun.) _ 1:41 p. m< Methodist Church Of God Baptist Adventist Tlsv, R o b e rt M. J t n k l n s , P a a to r Morning W orship _ 1:1* p. m. Sunday S c h o o l ____1:11 a. m. Morning W o r a h l p __ 10:11 a. m. HY P H astings *:2t p. m. (Inta r m a d la ta , Sanlor) 1 Kvanlng W orahlp _ 1:10 p. m. CHU RCH O F OOD O F PROPH ECY 1101 E lm Avanue Rev. R. L S t r i c k l a n d _P a a to r Sunday School -- ---- 0:41 a. m. W orahlp Service — 10:41 a. m. E i.-.n felletlc g e n r . __TiIS p. m. W edneaday: Y o u n s People V. 1* D. Sarv. 1:10 p. m. Bible T r a l n l n s Sarv 1:00 p in . OAKLAWN BAPTIST CHURCH 1141 C o u n try Club Road Sponsored by F l r e t B a p tla t Church Rev. R. T. B a r r e t t . . . . P a a to r Sunday School ....— 0:10 a. m. W orahlp Service __ 11:00 a. m. T r a l n l n s Union .— 0:41 p. m. K ve nlns W orahlp _ 1:00 p. m. Wed. P r a y e r S e r v . _1:10 p. ra. Congregational OSTEEN BA PTIST CHURCH I t w r . 411 P h. 111-I1II P a a t o r __ - C h e alar W . P la n k Sunday School ........ I0:00 a. m. M o rnlns Service It;** a. m. T r a l n l n s Union *:I0 p. m. K venlns Service __ Ti SO p. m. Wedneaday Meatlnga: O rga nisations „__1:1* p. m. P ra y e r --------- l i l o p. m. CONGREGATION AI< CH RISTIAN CHURCH (United C hurc h of Chrlal) P e r k Avenua a t 14th St. I i OO a. m. - __ Church Schodl 10:00 a. m. W orahlp Service 1:10 p. m. _ C hrlatlan Youth Mlnlatry R or. W a l t e r A. R. McPhareon, P a a to r Choir ---- ------— 1:19 p, m. Episcopal Christian CHRIST CHURCH C hurch Stra at, Lon* wood F r. Charla a W . S te w a rt. J r -. V icar Holy Communion^— 1:1* a. m. Sarvloa ft Sermon _ l i t * a. m. F I R S T CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES UK CHRIST l*ul H. Sanford Ava. R. Vernon F u lle r Sunday School 1:41 a. m. M o rn ln s Worahlp l e t * a. m. F I R S T BAPTIST CHURCH 111 P a r k Avenue F. B. Chance p ,,to r M orning Worehlp — t M a. m. Sunday School —— *:** *• m M o r n ln s Worahlp - 11:00 a. m. T r a i n i n g Union — •;«» P- "»• E v e n in g Worehlp ~ t j l l p. m. Wad. P r a y a r Sarvlca 1:10 p. mCENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14lh SL ft Oak Ava. n a il Sm llh ---------- p “ , "r Sunday School ...— 1.41 a. m. M orning W orahlp — lit* * ■- "JT r a l n l n s Uunloa — •'** PK v e n ln s Service *:•• PW*d. P r a y e r Sarvlca I:!Q P- m. Nuraery Open W TK H - - r : - ; — M " . ► W K8TSIDK MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH t t b St. ft H olly Ava. P a u l M. C a ll a y ------ 1 S*‘ Sunday School - Sunday M urnlng Worahlp Sunday Kvanlng W orship Wodnaadky p r a y a r a«rvle# — PINECRKST BAPTIST CHURCH O nora Road P a t l o r — — W illiam J . Oi M o rn ln s W orahlp . II:** a Sunday S c h o o l ------A T r a l n l n s Union ------ • :! » P Kvanlng W orship — t i l l P Wad. offlo ar* ft T aachara M e a l i n g ------------------------ ► E L D E R S P n iN O S BAPTIST Old O rlando ltd. a t H eater Av*. B. H a m ilton O rlffln — P a a lo r Hundnif Hcliool i 'f i l i t ***• M o rn ln s W orahlp — II:** •* mT r a l n l n s Union — i l l * p, m. Kvanlng W orahlp — !■** P- *■ HOLY CROSS 4*1 S. P a r k Ava. F r . L eroy D. Sopor, Roelor H o ly Communion .... 1:1* a. m. F a m il y Service and Sun d a y School —— l:*0 a. a . M orning P r a y a r ( F l r a t S unda y — H oly Communion 11;** a. we Church Of ChriBt CHURCH O F CHRIST Geneva R a lp h n r a w a r J r . E v an g a lla t Bible School ....... — 1:10 a. m. M o rn ln s Worahlp .... 1:10 a. m. K v e n ln s Worahlp _ 1:10 p. m. Wad. P r a y a r Sarvlca 1:10 p. m. John is thinking about “what he wants to be.” No, he doesn't wsnt to be a jet pilot, nor a nuclear physicist, nor a lawyer, nor an actor, nor a doctor, nor yet a banker, baker, or chemist, John has decided. He wants to be a MINISTER. FAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST l l l s h w a y 41 Waat Morrla R u b y ----- - E vangelist Bible Claaa --------- I*;«* a. m, M o rn ln s Worahlp _ ll:»o a. m. E vening Worahlp .... 4:0* p. m. Bible c la a ta a Wad. _ 1:14 p. ra. Free Methodist The Church la (ha frealaat factor on earth for the build* lng of character and good citiranshlp. It la a storehouse of spiritual valuaa. Without • strong church, neither democracy nor clviliiatioa can aurviva. Thera era four sound reasons why every parson should attend service* regularly and support th* church. They e r r (I) Per hia own sake. (2) Par hia chil* drrn’a sake. (3) Per Iha take of hia community and nation. (4) For tha sake of Iha church itaalf, which noada Hia moral and maUrial support. Fla* lo go to church r*sularly and read your Bible daily. I wondered If his father or his uncle or anyone else In the family Is a minister? Strangely enough, no I He won’t make a lot of money, and knowing John, he cer­ tainly won't particularly like the Idea of getting up to “preach" to people. Definitely he won’t have • big shiny car to make his calls. I wondered why John had decided to devote a lifetime to service In the Church. CHURCH O F CHRIST t i l l P a r k Avanu* Bart Brown -- ------ K va nsa lla t Sunday lilbla Study _____ 10:00 a. m. Morning Worahlp — 11:00 a- m. Kvanlng Sarvlca — 4:10 p. m. ■aa "H era ld • ( T r u th " 1 p ra. Sunday on Chennai I Tuaaday I .a dl*a Ulbla Claaa - ItiO* *• m. Wedneaday Bible C l a a a ---------1:1* p. «*- I asked John for a frank answer and he told me many smalt accumulative ex­ periences which boiled down to this: A etrong Chriitian influence from family, friende, and church kindled a epirit of awarenetc and devotion which stems to be latent in every human heart. Of course, we can't all be like John. Few of us have j-ecelved the stimulus to devote our entire life to the Church. But some of John’s spirit does dwell in all of us. Too often we nro unaware that we possess this miracu­ lous gift from God. Rekindle your spirit by going to church tills Sunday. F R E E METHODIST CHURCH C o r n e r 4th SL a n d l a u r e l Ava. S u s a n * Sbaldon Pastor T elephone: 111-1*11 Sunday School 1:41 a. m. M o r n ln s W orship _ 10:41 a. m. K v e n ln s W orahlp .... 1:0* p. m. W ad. P r a y a r Sarvlca 1:11 p- m. Lutheran L UTHERAN CHURCH OP T H E RKDEKMER t t l W. I l t h Pise* "T h* -Church of tho L u th e ra n Hour** a n d TV "T his I* th* Llfo" H a r b a r t W. Goaraa ___ P a a to r Sunday School 1:11 a. m. W o ra b lp Sarvlca _ 14:10 a. m. QOOD S H E P H E R D L U THERAN CHURCH 2**1 A Orlando Drive Hwy. 17**2) Sanford, Flo rid a Christian Science F IR S T C H Iin c il O F CHRIST SUIKNTIST l»« E a s t Second S tra at Sunday Sarvlca A Sunday School —.... 11:0* a. m. Subject; "S ac ram e n t" Wedneaday Barvirv - l i t * P- m. tteadln a Room: lo t K. Flrat. Waakdaya: 10:10 a. m. • 4:2* p. m. F rid a y E v t n l n s i «;!*• 1:1* p. m. Itl-IIII Sunday IsnUh flI-13 Monday John 1 :3M2 Tuesday John 1 ;43-5I Wednesday Acta 8:1-16 rrlday Thunday Romans 10:6-17 Galatians 1:1-6 T h * Rav. ) , Oordoa P • a r y, P a a to r Sunday School _ _ 1:11 a. m. M o r n l n s W orahlp _ 11 too a. m. Com m union—F l r a t Sunday la E ac h Month K IN D E R G A R T E N AND NURS­ ERY Saturday Galatians .1:11-24 m e t h o d iit c h u r c h « lt Park a h , GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd„ a t W oodland AVO., Rev, J o h n H. Hlrea J r ., p a a t o r Church School _ _ _ 0:40 a. m. M o rn ln s Worahlp — 11:00 a. m. M T F --------------------- 0:10 p. m. CHRIST METHODIST CK U nCK Sunland E s t a t e s Cltrua M a lsh te Itav. C barlaa B. H o p s — P a a to r Church School .----- l : 4 t a. m. M ornlns Worahlp — 11:00 a. m. M T F ........... ................ 0:10 p. m. Eva. W o r a h l p ------!:I0 p. m. Wad. P r a y e r Service 1:10 p.m. Nazarene F IR S T CHURCH OF T H E NAZARENE W. !nd 8L a t Maple Ava. Paul B l c k a a .................... P a a lo r Sunday School _ _ 1:41 a. m. M o rn ln s Worahlp _ 10:41 a. m. Youth - ....... - ______ 1:00 p. m. Youth Adult F a l l o w a h l p ----------- 0:00 p. m. little th in s * — BIO RESULTS E v an g a tle tlc S ervlet 1:00 p. m. M id.W eak Barvlea (Wad.) _ 1:00 p. m. T h ird Sunday Slnga plra tlon _ _ ( i OO p. as. F IR S T CHURCH OF T H E NA ZA nEN B Cake Mary, Fla. Rev. W. L. Holcombe, Paatoo Sunday 1:41 a. m. —— Bible School 11:00 a. m. — M orning W orahlp 1:00 p. m. _ E v en in g Service 1:oo p. m. _ Wad. M l d . W e tk P r a y e r Sarvlcaa 1:00 p. m . _Loot Wad. Mistt o n a ry Service Pentecostal F IR S T PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOWOOD 141 O r a n g e S tr a a t n*v. E. R uth G r a n t .... P a a to r Sunday S c h o o l ___ 10:10 a. m. M o rnlns W orship _ 111** a. m. Sunday K vanlng _ 1:1* p. m. Wad. Bible Study - 1:1* p. m. C om iusrors Mealing F r i d a y _________ 1:1# p. as. Presbyterian F IR S T PRRSBTTKR1AN CHURCH Sanford, Fla. Oak Av*. ft I r d St. (lrovar C. Bewail J r . _ P a a to r E d g a r W. Sm ith J r , A s sista n t P a a to r Church School ___. 1:41 a. m. Session M a a l a __ _ 1:44 a. m. M ornlns W orahlp 10:00 a. m. Plonaar Fallo w ahlp 1:00 p. m. Sanlor HI Fallo w ahlp l i ( 0 p.m. E v e n in g W orahlp _ T:t* p. m. Wad. P r a y o r Meat — 1:0* p. m. CHURCH OF T H E COVENANT t i l l South Orlando Drlv* Thomas H. Makln —__ P a a lo r W orship ____ l:on a. m. Church School _ H i** a. m. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. k Mrs. M. R. Strickland GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford HILL LUMBER k HARDWARE CO, Jimmy Crapps and Employees NELSON k CO., INC, Oviedo, Florida ART BROWN PEST CONTROL EAST SIDE GARAGE Virgil C. Gracey k Employees SR 46 ft Beardall HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO and Staff OVIEDO RADIO & ELECTRIC CO, Robert A. Cameron IV HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff KIDDY’S STANDARD SERVICE First k French, Sanford L. D. PLANTE. INC. Oviedo, Florida KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. lit. SL, Sanford PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and Staff ADAMS TRANSFER k STORAGE Phone 822-0226 CELERY CITY PRINTING CO„ INC. SANFORD WELDING k FABRICATING CO. Bill Whltly k Employees CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford A. DUDA k SONS, INC. Slavla, Florida FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Souloff and Employees HARRELL k BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 26th Bt-, Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. SOI W. 1st. St., Sanford LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning HILL HARDWARE k IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees ZITTROWER BROS 1400 S. Elm THE RITZ THEATRE Bill Lovelace and Employees STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenatrom and Staff SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and Staff B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employeaa SMITTY’S SNAPPIN* TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE SOUTHERN NATURAL GA8 CO, Jolw Dunn and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies LeROY C- ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO., PERFECTON DAIRIES STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff HOWARD BOTELER Wholesale Confectionery WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Oviedo, florida SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYBAPTIST Antioch Uapttat Church, Oviedo C e n tr a l U eptlat Church, 1111 Ock A v a C h u l u o ta P i n t Uaptlst Church C h u l u o ta B a p tla t Mlaalon S purta m a n'a Club, C huluota E ld e r S p r in g s U eptlat C h u n k , I I * L e h m a n Rd P i n t B aptlat Church, 111 P a r k A v a F r i e n d s h i p B a p tist C hurch nf A l t a m o n t e S p rin g s RL I I I . A lta m o n te Springe F l r a t B a p tla t Church e f DsBary F l r e t B a p ti s t C h u n k ef O cacva F l r a t B a p ti s t C hurc h e f L«k* Mery F i r s t Uaptta t C hurch e f L ake Monroe F i r s t B a p ti s t C hurc h of Longweod, Cor. Church ft O rant _ . . P i n t B a p ti s t C hurch of Oviedo P i n t B a p tist Churoh c f San Land* Spring# F i r s t Shiloh I f i e s ta a a r y B a p tist Church, t i l t W. I l t h SL F o r e s t C ity B a p ti s t C hursh F o u n t a in H e ad B a p tla t Church, Ovltdo L ev* S o u t h e r n B a p tis t Hlaslen, C h uluela M issiona ry B a p tl a t C h u r c h K crU Rd. Macedonia Mlarton B a p ti s t C h u n k Oak H ill H i. O stc sn H e r n i a s Glory B a p ti s t Church, G «a*va Hw y. ML Oliva M issio nary B a p tist Church, S e a Kan t o S p rings R a , bongwood ML Zion M issionary Baptist, Blpsa Av*. Naw ML C a lv a ry Missio nary Baptlot 11*1 W. 12 th SL Naw Salem Prim itive B a p ti s t Ohurch, I to * W. I l t h SL Naw ML Blon lia p tla t Charch, H I * r o a r Ava O a k la w n B aptlat c h a p e l, 11*1 W. t l l h Bt. Oat**n B a p tist C hurc h P l n s e r a s t U apiisi c h u r c h . I l l W. O nora Rd. P r a ir ie L a k e B a p tla t Church, Ridge R d , Fern Park P r o g r e s s Missionary B a p U t t Chur eh, Midway Bsoond Shiloh Mlastoaary B a p ti s t Church. N in th ft Hickory ■L Ja m s* Missionary B a p tla t Church Bt*. TUI. I l l Osteen SL Paul Missionary B a p tla t Church, I t h I t . ML M atthew s Missionary B a p tla t Church C a n aa n H a l s h t a BL Jo h n 's M issio nary B a p tla t Church, 11* Cyproia SL Tem pi* B aptist Church, P a l m Bprlngs R d , A ltam o n te S p r i n g s W sstsida M issionary B a p tl a t Church, 411 a. Holly A va E le a Mop* B a p tla t Church. T U O range A v a CATHO UO C hurch *1 the N a tivity, L a k e Mary AU Souls C a fh e lU Church, f i t O a k A v a SL A nn's Cetbelle Church. P e r sh in g Piece, DcBcry SL M ery Magdalene Catholic Church, M ailla n d A v a Altam onte Sprlnga CHRISTIAN F i r s t C h rla lla n Church, t l t f S. Sanford Av*. C o n g r s g e tlo n a l C hrlatlan Church, 2411 P a r k A v a Northald* C h ristia n Church, F l o r i d a l la v a n 12r. M aitland CU U R C tl OF CHRIST Church Church Church Churoh of of ef of Christ, 1112 S. P a r k Av*. Christ, Qenave Christ, L ongweod C hrist, P t o l a CHURCH O P OOD Church of God. 4*4 Hickory Church ef God, l i t * S. F rench C hurc h of Oed, Oviedo EPISCOPA L AU S a ln ta Episcopal Church K. D s B a r y A v c , E n te r p r is e C h r ist Kplscopel Church. Longweod All Salnta Kplscopel, E n te rp ris e H e lp Cross Episcopal, P e r k Av*. a l 4th LUTHERAN • Ascension L u th e ra n Church, O v a rb rce k H r , Caaaalbsrry flood s h e p h e rd United L uther*. 21*0 B. Orlando Dr. L u th e r a n C h u r o h of t h e R edeemer, 1*1 W. 24th Pla ce Messiah L u th e r a n Church, Am erican L cp lca llall. P ra irie L ake, Yarn P a r k SL L u k e s L u th e r a n Church, RL 4M Slavla METHODIST B a r n e t t Memorial M s th c d lst Church, B. D sBary Ava, E n t e r p r i s e Baer L ake M ethodist C hurch Bethel A.K.E. Churoh, C a naa n H a ight* C a sse lberry C om m unity Methodist Church, Hw y. I T - It ft Plnay Hldg* R d , Caacclhtrry D s B ary c o m m u n i ty McthedlM C h u n k W. H ighlands, D sB ary C h rist Methodist. Church i u n l a n d E s ta te s F i r s t M ethodist Church, 411 F o r k Av*. F l n l Methodist C hurc h * f Ovlada F r a * Method 1st Church, I t * W. 4th BL O r tc e Methodist Church. O n o ra ltd. t l r a a l Chapel A 24.B. Church, Ovlcd* O a bgrov* Methodic! Church, Ovlsd* Osteen Methodist C harch P a • Ia W esleyan M ethedU t, ML *d W. a t P a c ta SL J a m e s A.M.K, Sa n fo rd A v a ■L M ary's A-M.E. Church SL RL 411 Octccn ■L P a u r * M s th c d lst C h u r c h Oataaa a t a ( ( ^ r d >r>>Mtm*r1al D s B ary a. Ms th ad let Church BEVENTH D A T ADVENTIST Forcct Lake Bavanth-day A dve ntist Church, Hwy. I l l , F o rs o t C ity Savsnth-day A dve ntist Church, M aitland A v a , Altam onte S p r i n t * Santerd Sav a n th -d a y A d ve ntist Church, Seventh ft E lm NASARXNB O T H E R CHURCHES F I ra t C h u rc h *f th* N a a a r c n a W. In d a t Mapta Fern Park C hurch o f t h a N a a a r c n a O'Brien H d , F e r n F a r k L a k e M ary Ohurch * f t h e N a a a r t a a Alien's A.M E. C h u n k , Olive ft I l t h Church e f Oed la C h r i s t Ovlsd* C huluela Com munity Church Church ef Clod t | Prophecy, H I T Kim Av*. £?,*r.a {.*•** Chrlpt e f L a t t e r Day Balata, m i p a r k Ava. C cm m ualty Chapst, A lta m o n te Spring* ■ e e ta rn Orthodoa Church. gL John* C h r y Mclam Chapel, Hwy. 1T-M, F e r n P a r k C e a g r e g a tle a B eth Israel, 14th ft M egnolla « r * « c h u r c h e f C hrist, Beleatlst, • • • We S&d BIU F lr a t P e a ta c e a ta l C hurch *f L cngwood D L Oliva H e lla ca a Church, O a k HlU Rd. Octcca FRKSBYTK RIAN Com m unity F r M b y te r l a a Church. L a k e M ary First F ra n h y icrlan Church, Oak Ava F l r a t PrtM hyU rla a Church, C a s e d be rry First F r a a b y ta r la a C kure b * t DsBary, K- H l s h l a a d . _ „ P r o s b y to r la a C h u n k • ( T h * C a v s a a a t H I S a. O rlande Or. _ ___ __ BL A ndre w s F ra o b y U rla n C hurch 1*11 L can s a l Bah. D r , Boar Oaks Upanic c o m m an Ity r r c a h y t a r t a n c h u n k . W^lstmlbUtar P r a s h y l s r i a a C h u n k . H a w a ii P a r k , R L 41* Alliance C h u n k , l i l t B. P e r k Av*. •* W“ * Th* Oalvattan Army. I I * B. 2nd SL Dully C h u n k e f Sanford, l « t B. U t a t . # ; r n j l j ' �Seminole County * * 9 * ° mU + A 3 • • • Complaint: Why do our billa have to have ao much advertising In them. Haven't finished paying- the current account and we’re being lured into more and more. Quite a cycle. • • • People looked a lot calmer thia morning than they did laat Monday, what with the Fourth of July celebratlona and auch. The hnggard looks were infrequent. Nice to have a quiet weekend for a change, * • A TOPSY-TURVY WEEKEND — T. C. Lewis, 17, of Orlnmio caused $1,700 damnRea to this Spar Station at 1001 French Avenue when ho lost control of his car und knocked down both ros pumps early Sunday a.m. TRUCK-DRIVER WAYNE Phillips, 25, of Orlando lost coni ml and ended up in tho ditch on SR 46, losing his load of building Band at 5:30 a.m. Saturday. • Mike Thomns, a former ' ATI in the Navy, is on the unemployed list — since last Thursday. Mika retired after putting 110 years in the Navy during ceremonies a t the San­ ford Naval Air Station. He's been a legal resident of San­ ford fur the past 11 years. Mike's a native of Pittsburgh but he plans to make his home here. • • • When interested partlea ap­ pear before the County Com­ mission and moat nf the- coun­ cils of most of the towns In Scminolo County, the presid­ ing officer asks these indi­ viduals to state their names. We wish those who preside a t the meetings of the County School Hoard would do the same. • • • Mrs. Harriet Uoyd, 317 West Third, reports that her little dog, 12-year-old “Sonny Boy" wua missing for three days before he was found on Country Club Road. Hut “Son­ ny Boy" was in a critical con­ dition. Apparently somebody hit him across the back with a heavy object and the little dog’a hindquarters are now paralysed. It's believed some boys struck “Sonny Hoy” with a board, picked him up and dumped him alongside the road. • • • Miss Carol Lederhaus of DeHnry has received a tuition acholarship a t the University of Florida and a student assistantahip in the psychology department. In her Junior year, she is a dean's list stud­ ent and was winner of the Dcliary Business and Profes­ sional Woman’s Club award for high scholastic ability while a student a t DeLand High School. • • • Some of the most outstand­ ing “a rt work” we've seen around here is the work of several local medical men's wives who have a great deal of talent. They have psed that talent to make the new ped­ iatrics wing a t the hospital as charming and delightful as a hospital could l>e. More about this later. Council To Meet The Board of Alderman of the Town of Caaselberry will convene at 7:3o p. m. today at the Town Hall for the coun­ cil's monthly meeting. Herald Index Abby ---Bridge Claasified Cornice ... Editorial — .— Funerals ■—..... Horoscope — — S o c ie ty ----------Sports .... .... ...... TV Programs .... -Wf the Women „ . Page 0 .... Page 9 . Page 11 Page 10 .... Page 4 Page 2 _ Page 10 „ Pag# S _ Paga 6 . .. Page 9 .... ra g e 9 femihpE i ^ attfo rh f e r a lii Zip Code 32771 * Local Doctor's Home Vandalized eh? • • • Mra. Ida B. Wllaon, public­ ist for the Semionle Swim Aaaociation reminds parents of the association members that the organization's monthly buaineas meeting will be held a t 8 tonight at the Civic Center. • • a Speaker for T u e s d a y ' s luncheon meeting of the San­ ford Lions Club will be The Herald's sports editor, Julian 8tenstrnm. He’ll talk about sports In the early day of Sanford. * on flic St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” WEATHER: Cloudiness throuRh Tuesday with occasional showers in afternoon, evening, high today 87-90; low tonight in 70s. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, JULY 13, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 232 el o c The Clock stopped late Inst week. Did you notice T The big time-temperature clock a t the Sanford Atlantic National Bank d e v e l o p e d internal trouble. And a team of clock coniultanta were aummoned to fix I t They did and we're back In business Around The Clock. 4 ANOTHER VW DRIVER, Gregory LaFon, 20 of Orlando, charged wilh D\YI In thia wreck ut Hards crossing on SR 43,‘JIU pns c ' .C. R 'hu d ». Ko.smnn Jr., 20, also of Orlando was charged with public into- icntlun. Orlando Drivers 'W reck' Havoc In Sanford During The Weekend Hearing For 8 Youngsters Set Tomorrow The alertness of Sanford Policeman Lt Ben Butler paid off in the quick apprehension of eight youngsters aged eight to IS years old, Sunday, for vandalising the home of Dr. Leonard Munson at 120 Scot! Ave. over the weekend. Tlic family la on an extended va­ cation. Hearing has been set by Judge C. Vernon Mlse for 2:30 p. ni. Wednesday ia Juvenile Court. Three of the five boys who were lodged in detention were released in their parents' cus­ tody with two boys to remsln in jail until the hearing. Judge Mize told the IleraUl at noon today that the case Is “com­ plicated" alncc one of the children is a deaf mute and one a retarded child who Is awaiting admission to Sunlsnd Training Center. Lt. Butler spotted three of the youngsters carrying bun­ dles on their bicycles, stopped them and questioned them. They subsequently confessed and Implicated three other boys and two girls, aged nine and 11 in the breaking and entering, vandalism and theft. All are while. The youngsters gained en­ try by removing glass Jal­ ousies from the kitchen door, entered the house and went on a wild spree of b smashing and defacing thing they could i t Km hands on, police reports! Bottles of catsup, ( fruit Juices, sauces, wmm smashed and strewn all over the kitchen, drawers were pull­ ed out and tliclr contents flung out, creating a mess that City I'olico cslmatcd will result in "an enormous cleaning job." Total damages of the con­ tents of the house, plus theft of many articles, which the youngsters made several trips to carry away, are estimated at "$3,000 or $4,000." Friends of the Munsons told The Herald today that Dr. and Mrs. Munson are taking an extended varatlon this sum­ mer ami are at the present time In Mexico. They said they did not plan to notify the "Munsons of the vandalism of their home as It wrouid up­ set (hem and spoil their va­ cation." They are not expect­ ed home until about Labor Day, friends said. Police Chief Roy Wililims said that neighbors of (he Munson's later became aware of "something going on" and notified police, but the first youngsters had already been apprehended. Judge Vernon Mize viewed the damages Sunday and set a preliminary Juvenile Court hearing for 9 a. m. today with parents of the eight youngsters. Five of the youngsters were lodged in the Juvenile Deten­ tion room of the county Jail Sunday pending the hearing today. GOP Kicks Off Lack Luster Convenfion NAS MAN, Henry Knowles loat control of his VW on Sanford Avonuo and turned turtle. Charter Election Off Once Again By Julian Stenstrom and Judy Wells Effort* to hold the on-again, off again charter elerUon In the Village of North Orlando, originally scheduled for today, encountered additional diffi­ culties this morning wften the polls were r.ot opened In ac­ cordance with an announce­ ment distributed througlwut the community Sunday, The election was to have been held on proposed changes In the village charter as fug- gester by the five members of the elected charter board. They are Chairman Bob Dean, Charles Tresler, Robert Der­ um, Mrs. Etta Harville and Mrs. Mary Rowell. At last Tuesday night's regular council session there was a vote of the four coun cilmen present that the elec tion be set aside on the grounds that legal notice of the elec tlon was not published In the newspaper within time limits set by Florida law and that public notice within the vlll age waa not posted a* called for in the local ordinance flectio n * . Hunt Pushed For Slayers Nikita Admits Red Problems ★ n s u v A 12 Killed MIAMI (UPI) — Twelve persons died on Florida high­ ways over ths weekend, five of them In a high-speed amashup near Jacksonville. Dead Red PARIS (U P I)— Thousands of mourners today filed |mst the bier of French Communist leader Muurice Thorex, the pro-Soviet coal miner whose 30 years of leadership made ths French party on* of the biggest outside the Red blocs Senator Wecjs WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sen. Maurlno B. Ncttbcrgcr, D-Ore., and Boston paychlntrlat Philip Solomon were mkrrlrd Saturday night nt a private ceremony by the fed­ eral judge who first Introduc­ ed them. Resignation Of Tamm On Tap LONDON (U PI)—Commun­ ist China charged today that Soviet P r o in i e r N i k i t a Khruehchev la trying to re■tore cepitaliem in Russia. It said his oppressive 'dictator­ ship" has tha Soviet peoplo “seething with discontent." Barry Hopes Wallace Will Withdraw Chinese Blast Reds Win Battle Vlh'H CHEO, Viet Nnm (U PI)—Tho government cas­ ualty toil rose to more than 260 today in a Viet Cong guerrilla uttack and ambush that may have been the big­ gest Communist victory of tha Vietnamese war. Examine Torso JACKSON, Mlse. (U PI) — Authorities toduy examined the lower half of ■ body, found floating In the Missis­ sippi River Sunday with Its legs bound, to determine if it Is one of three civil rights workers missing for three weeks. Joe Thinks It's One Of Dullest Stenstrom To Talk ANG Meets Churches Burn 4 More Sky Spies ★ ★ SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) —Sen. Barry Goldwater aald today that hla delegate strength has now climbed to "a little more than 800" whose votes he counts on for a first ballot victory at (he GOP presidential convention. ★ ★ ★ tempts to bring off th* mir­ acle it will take to upaet the Arizonan's bandwagon. Ho challenged Goldwater to a television debate before the delegates begin tha balloting on Wednesday. He also prom­ ised a floor fight on the party platform which, In draft form, echoed closely tha view* of the front-running senator. To the challenge Goldwater retorted "ridiculous*' 'and to the th tra t of n platform floor fight Goldwater aides shrugRed, Tho Scranton challenge, In tho form of a letter denounc­ ing “Goldwaterism," provided practically the only excite­ ment aa tho convention got under way. (Other convention ■torie* inside.) County Home To Close Shortly The County Home is being closed as soon as possible ac­ cording to an announcement late Friday afternoon by tho Seminole County Board of Commissioners. Tho Commissioners took the action while drafting thn 1961-63 county budget when It decided that It could accom­ plish for about $6,000 annual­ ly for what It Is currently spending $23,000. The Commission revealed ed Uiat residents, which num­ ber six, will bo placed in what lt termed suitable private faci­ lities. Plans for the use of tha facility by other agencies of the county arc now being stud­ ied. f e n n c i f f ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY * Adams Approves Bums Offices LBJ May Start On Labor Day ... >n, according ^M em bers of the posted notices fee village an that Vie charter elecUon would be held as schedul­ ed. The board is said to have been advised to proceed with the election and that its legal Ity could be contested at a later date. Consideration of several plans for proposed marinas and watrrfront development will be one of Ihc prime topics for discussion when the City Commission meets at S p. m. tonight. Orlando drivrra wreaked do, driving a Volkswagen Ted Johnson, also of OrSome of the plana have al­ havoc on themselves and pro­ east on Kit P) nt 11:30 p.m. lunilo suffered ruts and abra­ ready received some closed perty In Sanford over the Saturday, lost control, knock­ sions, and tho car was judged session study from commiss­ weekend. ioners and tonight's meeting ed down a atop sign, and a total loss, Three drivers, all from Or­ turned over twice. He waa will see all plans set forth, Lewis was lodged in city lando, lost control of their chargrd with DWI by State with the possibility of combin­ City Commissioners will cars doing a total of clcae to Trooper Bill Strlngfletd, and Jail, charged with failure to ing or coordinating two or consider the resignation of Finance Dlrecior Henry Tamm more of them. $3,000 in damages to cars a passenger in the car, Rich- have hi* vehicle under con­ trol ami defacing private at their meeting tonight at 8 Other Items listed on the and property. aril Koiman Jr., 20, also cf long agenda fur consideration o'clock. Two other Orlando younr, Orlando was charged with property. include the controversial pro­ Tamm submitted his reaig Patrolmen Dodson a n d man were Involved aa passen­ public intoxication. Both men posed lease with the county nation by letter on Friday, ef­ Rotunda, of the City Police ger*. suffered ruts, bruises and school board for the use of the fective November 1st, "after Saturday about 6:30 a.m. abrasions, und damage to the Department investigated. the tax roll comes out." stadium. Wayne Phillips, 26, of Or­ compart car was estimated at Tamm said he plans to ac First reading of an ordin­ lando, driving a truck loaded approximately $600. ance to rosone plats in Semi­ cept a position In the office with building aand for MIdAnother Volkswagen was nole Park and Town of San­ of the County Clerk of the State Hauling Company, go­ also involved in an accident Circuit Court as chief clerk, ford from R-2 to R-Sjj ing east on SR 40 reported on South Sunford Ave., at Consideration of hid* for a auditor. he ewerved to avoid another 2:30 a.in. Sunday when Henry In the resignation letter, pneumatic roller; car, loat control and ended up Knowles, NAS, cf 403 Tucker Consideration of an appoint­ Tamm commended hla staff on hla aide In a ditch, dump­ D r i v e , Kunland, traveling ATHENS, Ga. (U PI)—FBI ment to the Civil Service and co-workers for their co­ ing hla entire load of aand south, lost control and turned agents and local officer* operation and service during board; in the front yard of a resi­ his car upside-down. He was pressed their search today for Request for a beer and wine his tenure as Finance Director dent. He was not injured. taken to the NAS dispensary the shotgun nrnu-d marauder* licenses for consumption off for the city, and offered his the premises at 713 West Ninth cooperation to the city prior 8tate Trooper Jchn McCon­ for treatment of injuries. who kHied Lt. Col. Lemuel to and following his resigns Penn and attacked another St.; nell investigated. Charges are pending, Troop­ Negro and hia family on a Consideration of a possible tion. Gregory LaFon, 20, Orlen- er Bill Stringfirld said. lonely north Georgia road. consulting service for special More than $1,700 damages ized work during construction Officers Investigated an at­ were caused to the Spar Ser­ tack on a Florida insurance In the water improvement vice Station at 1001 French man, C l a r e n c e Ellington, program; Ave. early Sunday morning which bora a striking resem­ A request tor payment from when Thomas Carl Lewis, 17, blance to the ambush slaying Reynolds, Smith and Hill* of Orlando, driving south on of Penn, a reserve officer and for the port study contract; French lost control of his prominent Washington edu­ Several Inquiries Into the SAN FRANCISCO ft TP MOSCOW (U PI)—Premier 196:1 Ford, skidded 147 feet, sale of city-owned property; Sen. Harry Goldwater ha* ex­ cator. Nikita S. Khrushchev today hit a power pole, bounced into • • • A reading of a resolution for admitted the Soviet Union traffic lights at Third and pressed hope tiiat Gov. Geor the sbutmrnt of the pump LAKE CITY (UPI) — A has had production problems Ninth Street* on French Ave. ge Wallace of Alabama will island and turned upside young Negro, shot from a during ths past two years but cancel plan* to run for pres TALLAHASSEE (UPI) he again predicted an eco­ down, knot-king down both passing car Sunday, remained Ident. gss pumps. In fair condition at a hospital Secretary of State Tom Adams nomic victory over th* United Lewis and his passenger, toduy with a bullet in the said in hi* opinion the asstgp State*. back. an appearance before the Flor Tho Communist leader re­ ment of offices In state legis Polire in this r a c i a l l y Ida Republican delegation peated a previous boast that lative quarters to Democratic troubled town took two white SAN FRANCISCO (U PI)— Sunday he hoped Wallace his Marxist soceity would men Into custody for ques­ governor - nominee llaydon Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr. would realize that hi* candi­ catch up and pass the capital­ tioning shortly after the Hum* of Jacksonville Is i gave the 1984 Republican Na­ dacy would "add chaos to the istic United States in econom­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — ■hooting. proper governmrntl function. tional Convention the once­ chaos that already exists, and ic output. Adams Is custodian of the over today and railed it 'on* withdraw." “We are competing with the President Johnson probably of the dullest of all times." Republicans fear that Wal­ rapitaliat world and especially will launrh his campaign for •tate rapitol building by la election with a traditional La­ H* only hopes It* lasts long lace would split the conserve with the United Statee,” he but he said he never Inter­ Julian Stenstrom, spurt* ed­ enough for him to consider live vote and reduce Goldwatold an opening session of the bor I)*y s|>eech In Detroit, feres with the lop floor space casting a vote fur Sen. Mar­ ter’a chances In the South. possibly followed by a Tramitor and assuiiatu editor of Supremo Soviet parliament. “W* shall win without fail,” an-styl* whistle stop tour The Sanford Herald will be assigned to the House and garet Smith of Maine. westward. the gueat speaker at the Senate. ha said . Sen. Warren G. Magnuson, meeting of the Lions Club, D-Wsah., chairman of the Tuesday noon at the Capri. MIMS (U P I)—The sheriffs 8enate Democratic Campaign Stenstrom will take about, CAPE KENNEDY (U PI)— office clamped an 8 p. m.-6 L O N O B E A C H , Calif. Committee, gave this glimpsa "Sanford S ports— Then And NATCHEZ, Miss (U Pl)-T w o The Air Furc* plans to rockat •- m. curfew on this small (U PI)—Tha Slat annual con­ of Democratic plans for tha Now.” If* is, and has been, Negro churches ware destroy­ a pair of aecrat aaUllica into city Sunday night following vention of tho American political wars in a wide-rang­ an active sportsman aa wsll ed by fire here early today la orbit Wednesday to doubla racial Incidents which left Newspaper Guild (ANG) op­ ing interview user ths week* as broadcaster ami s(iorU ed­ what (ire officials aaid waa America's deep spar# watch two Negroes wounded by gun itor. and. for clandestine nuclear teste. blasts. ened today "dcfinMcly arson." COW PALACE, San Fran­ cisco (U PI)—The Republican party began lta 28th National Convention today with Sen. Barry Goldwater apparently assured nf a first-ballot nom­ ination for president. But his only major chal­ lenger, Gov. William W. Scranton o f Pennsylvania, waa not giving up hi* at- JU LY BARGAIN DAYS CLEARANCE COTTON GIRLS' Women Panties KNIT TOPS 4 pr. *i°° 88* eo. S • M • L S - M• L REPEAT OF 8BLL-OUTI MEN'S CIIAMIII!AY CORDUROY WORK SHIRTS Mims Curfew 6 8 ‘ yd. MACHINE WASHABLE PALL COLORS 99* ea B*M• L LONG SLEEVES �o Vlfr EanfnrB ^rrilfi Page 2—Mon. July 13, 64 County Attorney Harold Juhnion a p o k • Thursday night for membere of the newly organfred Weataide The American Legion and Vnunteer Eire Department to Auxiliary, Campbell • lapsing explain atrpa that m int b* Toat S3 of Sanford recently taken in the area to citabllah held installation ceremonies a fire dlatrirt. for both units at the Leflon Referring to Chapter 81Hall. 8870 of a local bill, he pointInstalling officer* for the ed out the necessity of peti­ Legionnaire* was Cdr. Carotioning County CommissionCarolyn Frid. ilr*t woman era for approval and of con­ SOUTH SEMINOLE BANK nt Fern Park recently observed the third evar elected a DUtrlct Com­ ducting a apeclal election for anniversary of Its founding. On bnnd to cut birthday cake were, left to mander who performed the vote of residents within right, directors Arthur O'Hclr, Amos G. Carroll, Herman J. Heldrlch and eeremonie*; and Mr*. John b'nmdariea of the proposed I - 1 * 4 w f .' Henry of EuslD. who Install­ Juck P. Toole, vice president and cashier. district area. Tax methnda for ed the new Auxiliary offireri. aupport of the district alio The now auxiliary preiident were explained. la Mr*. Minnie Petold, with Next meeting of the group Mrs. Roy Tlllla ei senior vlee will he held Thursday evening preiident; Mra. Helen Con­ at the Lake Monroe Com­ stantine a i Junior vice preii­ munity House. Petitions will dent; Mra. RuiseU Tench, seche ready at this lima for retary; Mrs. C. E. Hunter, ilgnlng and dlitrlbutlnn to Robert 81 treasurer and Mr*. John Pierro, historian and Mra. T. N. membera who will contact all Dillard and Mra. Jerry Farresident! of Precinct ‘J , Dis­ The Food and Drug Admin­ trict G. alia, sergeant at arm*. Mrs. W. J. King, outgoing istration U eipacially concern ' tW-H 8 ad today about the food supple­ crused past president** pin ments which ara being pro­ JULY 10. 1066 from the unit. Admissions moted ■■ cureatla for condi­ Mr*. Henry told membere i t 1 Llllla H. Williams, May tion* which require medical that the preiident'* slogan for Mathis Jr., Hattla R. Clarks, 1964-AS la "Not Lest Than fa . ***** „4 1 attention, says Mryrtie Wil­ Greet Hanaon, Jeffrey Sween­ I n • • V Your Best." In adopting this son, H o m e Demonstration idea, Mr*. Henry expressed Mr*. Anna Urquhart Sy* ey, all of Sanford; Charles Agent ior Seminole County. her hope that each unit would monels, 87, 1 South Winter Robinson, Osteen; Uriel How­ “ The damage caused far Turk Drive, Casselberry died land, Long wood; Ralph W. follow through and participate Scott, Lake Mary; Lcvclla this can be great when pat­ Sunday. whole-heartedly In the cal­ endar of activities outlined by ients with disea sea of the A native of Dolgeville, N. Y. Thompson, Maitland. Births the national organisation. nerves, blood, liver, kidney*, she moved to Casselberry 14 Mr. and Mra. W i l l i a m She recalled that during her years ago from Daytona heart or digestive tract ne­ early years in the auxiliary Beach. She was a member of Hutchison Jr. of 8anford, a glect proper medical treat­ tho ebe had worked closely with Community Methodist Baby Boy; Mr. and Mrs. Don­ ment In the hopes they can Church of Caxsclbcrry. ald G. Tiae of Sanford, a Ba­ Sanford members and mada many friends here. find a cure In a capsule/’ Survlviors arc her husi>and, by Boy; Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Assisting with the installa­ says Mlsa Wilson. "Americans John F. Symonds of Cassel­ Howland of Longwood, a Ba­ tion were Mra. Alvin Marsh must be cautioned against so- berry; a sisler, Mrs. Francis by Boy, acting chaplain and also presi­ Diachargea Craique of Chicago and a step­ called nutritional advisers dent of Orlando Unit 19 and Donlta Braden, Leeale Sew­ brother, Charles' Motyca of who offer door-step diagnosis Hialeah. Mra. Maude Young, Sixth Dis­ ard, Roea Lea Hughee, Towtrict aargeant at arm i, from along with the tales talk, she ana Jackeon, Eugene Hall, Tavares. added. John L. Brumley, Mary Besa New Legionnaire officials "When unknowing or unscru­ Lae, Agnes Crumley, John Mra. Eva Jane Moore, 76, ford, died at 6:30 p.m. F ri­ pulous promoter* distort the ir e Thomas A. Bait, com­ TOKYO (UPI) Prime I'robet, Jeffrey Sweeney, Cyn­ day. ;00 H. Park Avenue, Sanmander; Jam es T. Tab truth and claim benefits Minister Ilayato Ikcfla today thia Alston, Myrtle Mateny, Horn Nov. 21, 1668, in against diseases or aymtoms won re-electkm as president Deloria Lane, all of Sanford; madge, first vice command­ e r; C. D. Donaldson, second Liberty County, Ga. ah* had which are not caused by a of the faction - ridden Con­ Annla Ruth Roblnaon, Pier­ vice commandsr; Karlyle lived In Hanford for the pait dietary deficiency at all, the servative party and thus s son; Larry Busby, Lake Mon­ Hootbolder, service officer; four years and was a mem­ result* can be tragic, she new two-year lease on the roe; Lucy Henry, DeBary; Victor Jencks, chaplain; W ber of the First Methodist claimed. "People who have premiership which he hai oc­ Lillian Young, New 8myrna. F. Yeackle, finance officer; •ertous medical problems are Church of Sanford. JULY 11. 1961 cupied for four yean. A. L. Waller, aargeant at being misled by these false Admtoelons Survivors are her husband, arm* and Engene K. Sto­ claims to rely on products Amerl CHICAGO (UPI) Larry Smith, Ella Mae Dr. Thomas G. Moore of San­ vall, historian, adjutant. cam need not lake a hack ford; a daughter,“ tfia. J , W. which do not actually help HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Blue, Eselte ; Ashley, Julia Cdr. Frid urged all legion­ seat to Europeans when it Smith of Lemon Bluff; sen, Uicm. Such f A s a n ," alte said, Richard Sinatra, Frank Sin­ Mae UiUlei, ill <f Sanford; naires to be enthuilastlc in "m ay fall to get proper medi­ Betty Lake Hutching, Lake their duties and said that en­ comes to residential design, Dr. John I). Moore'of Delray cal attention until it la too atra's cousin, landed a role in Mary; Margie Morris, Apopka. thusiasm 1* the key to the says Jay Dorf, Interior de­ Beach; three grandchildrent late. Others cannot afford such "None But the Brave" which Diachargea two g r a n t grandchildren; hi* famous kinsman la direct­ success of each post. products which are priced far signer. Ardith Malre, Anne R. Tyn­ She recently conducted the Americans have moved well thro* liste n and on* brother. beyond their actual value." ing. er, Gall Ritchie, Joseph Lockfirst school of Instruction for art I, Eugene Brewer, Howell the delegates to the Ameri­ a lie ad of Europe In contempo­ L. Thomas, Darfel Whitaker, can Legion Boys State held la rary design and have closed Morris Forguion, Alexander the gap in the traditional cate­ Orlando a t Post 16. She re­ Smith, Phyllis Warren, Louise ported all Sanford candidates gory, he maintains. Wildt, Caroline Welaaman and bad attended and had express­ "This last decade has been Imby girl, all of Sanford; ed their appreciation of (he one of dramatic progress in Windy Sue Madison, Del.and; course. designs for living In the Unit­ Bessie Quick, Marie Farley, ed States," he aald. Boy's State members from DeBary; Donald Spivay, Al­ Sanford Included Jo* Farleaa, "Our contemporary furni­ lendale; Frank L- Smith, Or­ sponsored tor Klwanla; Ronald ture, aceesaoriei and textiles ange City; Edward LeatherHisner, sponsored by Rotary; siirpaaa European counter­ bury, Winter Park; Lind* John Horner, Clvitans; David parts. And even though Euro­ Mote and baby boy, LongLanier, Jaycco* and Jeff Wil­ peans gave the Initial push wood. liam*, Elka, to contemporary d e s i g n , The idea of the training Americana added to and re­ JULY 1*. 1964 Admlaatona school waa Instigated by Cdr. fined It for practical living. Frid and has proved so succ­ "A chair or a light fixture Thelma Brown, Myrltne essful that it la expected It ran certainly be a work of art, Bullard, Carolyn Rlchburg, will become an anuual event. as many original European Mary Davia, Ardith Malre, design* were. Joe Hall, Kyle McMillan, “But their first raquliitei Hie Civil War engagement Hrnry Oliver, Lee Ford, Ann of Lookout Mountain, near are to fulfill certain living Piatt, all of Sanford; Lurlla Chattanooga, Tenn., some­ functions, such as seating a Wlllcutt, George Ryan, Wil­ times is called tha "Battle person correctly and comfort­ liam Willcutt, all of DeBary. Above the Clouds." ably nr providing proper Ulumin.ilion for a room nr an Burial place of Button area. Gwinnett, Georgia signer of "Amrriran rent* in (Mira ry the Declaration of Independ­ design now is fulfilling llicae ence, la unknown to bistortfunction* with litlln or no sac­ rifice of the artistic aspect." lie also clfrd superior use of a t BrU.on F u n ,r « l Ilnma In Sanford wtlh n*« Bobart M man made materials such a* J r n k t n t nf F ir st MsthodUt plastics and synthellc textiles rhurch ntflrlatln* llurltl in plus modern Irrluiology aa b* In I ^ V . V I,w <-«mtlary H r l x o n F u n a ra l I ln m . In means to combine beauty and r h a r * . nf «rr»rnt»mfnl» function. American designed applian­ n o n e . M ils . EVA H *F_ F u n . n l «,rv1r,« fnr Mr*. ces, television and stereo, air Kva Jan* l liw r i. lloa a P a rk AvMine, Hanford. Him dl.d conditioners and dosens of CHANGING PLACES — llubiti Gruonwuld'H mother find father had to Friday, war* hi Id at I 'in p other products now look as m. today at flrlaaon Funeral though they actually belong in leave her alone fur it fuw minutes at a San Francisco dog; show. Thia was Hutna wllh R tv R.ibart SI the way they solved the problem, with the Afghan hound they were J t n k l n * nf Flrat SUthndiat homes, rattier than factories. Mrs. Symonds Dies At 87 Mrs. Eva Moore Dies At 75 William H. Grogan Jr., 78, 806 Roaalie Drive, Sanford, died at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at DeBary Manor. Born in North Carolina, he later made hia home in Trenton, N. J., apendlng wlntera in Sanford. He waa a mem­ ber of the Baptiat Church and of the Woodmen of the World. Suvivora «r« hii wife, Mrs. Eula Grogan of Sanford; a ion, Rev. William M. Grogan of Waynesboro, Tenn,; a daughter, Mra. June Rutkowiki of Trenton; a aiater, Mias Cora Grogan of Brevard, N. C. and six grandchildren. LET'S TALK DRY CLEANING . WOODROW CASH The term we regularly uia for our claaning method la “dry cleaning. Yet quite often your dry cleaner mu»t «l*o b« nn #xp*rt In wet cleaning*” Many of the aUlna vhlcn Dteehargae Jaaate S h e f f i e l d , James Thomas, Georgia B. Parramore, Jim Brown, Ann Lynn Hahn, M argaret D i l l a r d , CharUs B. Flandtrs, Shlrlty 61. Martin and baby, boy, all of Sanford; Mary Sheppard, Ovlado. EVENING HOURS ARE READING HOURS’ Premier Wins Americans Ahead Of Europeans In Interior Design Relatively Funeral Notices showing, Klamot’s Keblr Koh, acting at baby litter. Churrh n fflrlitln a Burial waa in O a klaw n Mamnrtal P a rk tlrlaann F unaral Doma In r h a r a a of a r r a n t , m a n i a (NEA Telephoto) If you'se Msrty f ju 44 * mtM M kaw s , looking IB s ItfM t Fans la aat, a «**t and fstart, I our church or tynigogui. piscat to the* ar ptrhaa* a he*** tr apsrlmsst . . . IM4 lb* H. n r o i u i J r t l , h Ih. itird Sunday al DaUary Mannr. will b* 4*14 a t 1 a. ta. T u x day St n t R a r y r h a p t l wllh Iir W. I*. Ilrooka and liar. W illiam Clroaan O ftl-lalln a II u r I a I Will b* In lial.and M • m o r Ia I ilir. d a n i. Sanford mambara nt aha W oodm an of tha World, who will a arra a* honorary p a l l b t a r i r a ar* in ba at Al­ lan • Bummarhlll F u n a r a l lloma, Datlary. nl 1 si* p m A lU a -a u m m srh lit. I»*Btr>, in c h a r t * *f a rra n sa m a n t* . The Sanford Herald The appointment of Mr. Carl Williams as salesman for Frigidaire Appliances Eugene Dobo, labor organixer and .five tiraoe Socialist party candidal* for prcsldent, received almost a mil­ lion vote* for this office while in prison in 1020 for wartime pacifism In viola­ tion of the 1016 espionage Virginia Patraaki P. O. Box 1114 Sanford Mr. Williams Invitee Hit Friend* To Contact Him At 322-2601 Or 322-3883 For Thair Frigidaire Need*. Phyllis Ruxrnatrin Come In And Sec The 1968 Laundry Equipment, TB 1-1114 G. H. HIGH APPLIANCE ) W. lat. St. Sanford. Fla, Ph. 322-1 QUICKEST, MOST ECONOMICAL WAY TO BUY AND TO SELL . Want ads get fast results! They’ve got coverage! That's why buyers and sellers of goods and services go to the Want Ads for action. Set Your price • .. we'll set your ad! CALL CLASSIFIED [““SANFORD EXCHANGE- I— FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY- 9X1-0114 Lake Mery Nora Korrlc 8 . S e m ina l* Mildred Haney 648-6011 DelloM Mary Gettings Deng Lak* Z93-4447 (DIRECT LINE — NOT LONG DISTANCE) �/* *’ I t * %? ll The OnnfnrB Mon. July 13, '64—Pape 3 V rralB r m * •r Harding Love Letters Found w~ ,,$ $'x-$ & itjv'sr >; s£ t J P * w X-3.v B L >,*; w>* .-rQ k - -w-' w. : : - . • ' ■: i . • " *---'v'‘'- M *C r ■ - _•- ^ NEW YORK ( U m —A hlstcriun haa uncovered a cache of more than 250 love letters written by the late President Warren G. Harding to a Mar­ ion, Ohio, woman while both were married to s e p a r a t e spouses, the New York Times reported today. The Times quotes historian Francis Russell an having rend the letters Harding pen­ ned to Mrs. James Phillips, wife of a Marion Department store owner, between 1909 end 1020. Harding was elect­ ed to the White House In 1920. One Irtler Indicates Mrs. Mrs. Phillips asked Harding f<v money to keep their rom­ ance quiet after he became the Republican nominee for president, Russell told the Times. Harding waa reported to have offered $S,000 a year to her during his term of of­ fice. Times Reporter R. W. Ap­ ple Jr. quoted Russell, who is preparing a biography of Harding, as saying the letter* constitute the first document­ ation of assertationa that the late president was carrying on affairs with two women whilo married. f e , v l l U NOW OPEN My Office la nt Your Service Many of you Folks have just Arrived in the Sanford and Seminole County Area, II is a Strange place to You. May I help You, In Your Ileal-Estate Need*? 1 am n Member of the Seminole County Chamber of Commerce, and a Registered Real-Estate Broker. Please do not heallnte to Call. l ^ ■ .> ..... SMILING AS IF he hail something up hi» alcove, Gov. William Scranton ncpnis to he confident that he can stop an indicated first ballot nomina­ tion of Carry Goldwatcr as the Republican presidential candidate. Merle W. Warner, Realtor 708 South Park Avenue Sanford, Florida Phone 322-3829 Lets nil Attend Church thin Sunday. SAN FANCISCO helps keep Itnrry Goldwnter going in tho right direc* tion with n sign of greeting for the Arizona Republican who hopes to ho nominated for the presidential contest on the first ballot. F o r the free booklet, “Strokes: A Guide to the Fam­ ily," write to Seminole-De­ llary Heart Association, Sox 106 Sanford. !* • " * * ♦ In Races . 100 EXTRA STAMPS KING’S POINT. N. T. (UPI) — The crews from 11 vessels of “operation anil” will engage in lifeboat races at the United States Mer­ chant Marine Academy next Wednesday. Entries are from the United States, Argentina, Chile, Denmark, Indonesia, Portugal, Spain, West Germnny and Norway, B R U N IN G WITH THE PURCHASE OF W-D LEANER, FRESHER, 100% PAINTS GROUND B E E F GIVE YOUR HOMF. THE BRIGHT LOOK Ph. 321-9643 5 IS. PKG. ’1 Bacon * Liver ” IT ’ S F R E E ’- 50 EXTRA STAMPS with Whole Hog m Tarnow Sausage K 2617 S. French 25 EXTRA STAMPS w/Tomow 8-os. Braunschweiger For Property 25 EXTRA STAMPS with Cook-QuIV REGULAR 19# Cube Steaks opno89‘ 25 EXTRA STAMPS with Sunnylond ^CARRAW AY CRUNT-AN’-GROANEBS — Sen. Ralph Yar­ borough, D-Tex., left, and Sen, Strom Thur­ mond, D-S.C., right, engaged in a wrestling mutch outside a hearing room in the new Senate Office Building. Committee chuirtnnn Sen. War­ ren MngnuRon, D-Wasli., finally broke it up. Mother Of Four Killed In Car MIAMI (UPI) — A twtwrar colli* Ion between station wa icons loaded with children kill ed a mother last night and aent 10 persona to the hospital. Killed Instantly waa Mrs. Genevieve Jankowski, 30. of Miami. Her four children, Deb­ bie, nine months; Gall, I; Charlene, 7, and David, 10, were all hospitalized. Taken to a hospital in aertoua condition were Gable Campbell, 29, and hla wile, Grccla, 24, of Miami Springs. Hie four Campbell children, Geni, six months; Gray, S; Gable Jr., 4. and Jerri, •, were all admitted. Approximately ona out of every five households has a member with eome form of cardlovascular disease, Includ­ ing high blood pressure. Dis­ cussing vacation plans with the doctor is especially im­ portant for them, SemlnoleDeBary Heart Association ■ays. Legal Notice Cheese Loaf X B a u B a m e io B H a iB McKIBBIN 114 NORTH PARK Sliced STR'BERRIES T w o P R tl. r n o tte e R I C H ' C H O C O L ATBT E c l a i r s . . 2 /9 S « VACATION CAR SERVICE S doo 5 T h r u J in .* I l l * 41 *T art t at F i r e s t o n e ^ X T R / % TOP VALUE STAMPS ***» 11*1. vLSJFiSHI *-*l !%•-»** H un TMHII P m . PROIIN TROPICANA FRUIT B a r a . . . 3 / al . S o n Tmmj J uly I t n S T SN T — Avoid Fast, Uneven Tire W ear This Summ er K M 6-oi. 42 * RAN.NIDI SRCSOjtD Rrg. 35y . . Crockln Good ■ ! S h rim p . . $ 1 ?* oooo Tm*u J uly tana ATAMTWMt m ** • TWO Pitot. PetutuM HOLLOWAY HOUSE Ovurrcn j Rolls FR O N T EN D A L IG N M E N T P a p p a rs 44 AT AM. 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KlorHa. w ithin ala calendar Da Champion N O W 4 FO R month* from th a tlm a of tha flrat public ation of thla nolle* Two coplea of aach claim or dA nand ahatl ba In writing, RETREADS ON SOUND aij.l shall s t s l a t h a p lara of ra eldanra and post offlra adTIRE BODIES OR ON dreaa o f Ihs c la im a n t, and YOUR OWN TIRES Plus tag and 4 trade-in Brae ■hall ba aworn to by Ihr c la im a n t, hla s s a n t . n r a t t o r ­ o4 urn* (In off your cor ney a n d accom panied by a fil­ WHITEWALLS or Blacfcwollo - Any Sizo Listed ing fra of ona dollar and such claim or dem and n o t *o Iliad 84013|5.90-i3|t.40-13|t70-ll|7.00-14|S40-lS|640-18 Otter sha ll b* void. 800-13] 6.00-13 6.5013 700-13 7.50-14 54015 6.70-15 Mahal Lltllaflald 1340 eech As eae cutor of lha l-aal Will and T ea ta m ent of KM SI A I-OUIZA WIND, lik a d a . ll l a a a) U n it— tta— , — M l.alr a>M*S at ri#m «— 0 * 4 — **d at a i M r.ha Matt— A .t«J.r U , An fuM l.M I D e rra a rd R. VV. W'ara Ally, fur E s r e u t r l x W o o d ru ff - P a r k i n s Bldg. F, O. Uos K i t Bsnford. F lo rid a Fubflah J u u s I L t t A J u ly 4 OPEN 8 - S P. M. DA4LY (CA -U 39‘ JELL-0 Save 3 r • • Reg. 3 / 3 3 f *3g88 ffteefoao Fill. TIL • P. M. ASSORTED FLAVORS 12 Dslkiout Fruit Flavors LIM Y'S DEL MONTE I Tomato Juice] CATSUP ______ J CLOROX Save 6tYi% Y xf . . 14-oz. Bottle J Save IO f . . 3 2 -ox. J a r »Save B o ttle i BLEACH R egularly 6 fo r 2 5 4 Save 20F . . Gallon 9 11 9 ' I2~29'6~19<| 4__ Greot Juke for Brcoklort Famous Del Monte Quality J Slock up end Sort at this Price The Smart Place To Go... Tor Good Things j lit New Safer Nestle Tat Phone 322-0244 m B , r t r a t 8U rreach At*, ft 25th, F a l s e t t o A t *, f t 3 rd S t, Highway 17 92, Lonxwood �II Community Accord Needed The Convention Will \ i i j i a : ii c ' _ :m z r The Door Was, Closed ii i j ii •i hi n el bi dl »l Ol t !• *1 I r •i i* .. k u tl *i tl i* I I r o « T a a only being ridiculed but also cursed. I imagine this is but another exam­ ple of the old adnge that people who try to do something must suffer rid­ icule and the derision usually comes from those who aren’t doing any­ thing at all." Then the magistrate leaned for­ ward and emphatically declared, " It’s a downright disgrnce for people who are trying to do the right thing to be crucified." He called the language used dur­ ing the argument and ensuing brawl both "vulgar and unforgivable" and cited this instance as one of the rea­ sons that today delinquency among juveniles is traceable in most cases directly to parents." The magistrate, ns his eyes swept the hearing room, pleaded for n spir­ it of understanding nmong the North Orlando factions and called for their acceptance of responsibilities for the furtherance of the community. The Sanford Herald has refrained from becoming involved in the dif­ ferences of opinion nmong North Or­ lando's citizens, except to make an honest effort • to report the news events — political and otherwise — in a factual manner. But The Herald does believe that the citizens of North Orlnndo ought to heed the wine counsel of Justice Cox. One glance at the survey of building permits issued in Seminole County during the first six months of 1964 reveals the effect the long list of controversies has hnd on the growth and development of the vil­ lage. In a county where over 500 per­ mits were Issued amounting to more than $3 million, North Orlando’s rec­ ords indicate only one permit for on­ ly $2,000. Further evidence th at the magi­ strate's advice should be taken is in­ dicated in the fact that approximate­ ly one-third of the homes In North Orlando are vacant. If ever factions in a community needed to bury the proverbial hatchet it should be done in North Orlando. The Herald — vitally Interested in the economic and moral growth of the entire county, joins Justice Cox in an appeal that there l>e no repetition of what hnppened on In­ dependence Day in North Orlnndo. Another incident could actually en­ danger tha lives and property of its residents. Almost from the time North Or­ lando came Into existence as one of Seminole County’s six municipalities there have been sharp differences of opinion among the residents concern­ ing nearly every phase of the vil­ lage’s politics. The situation has become rapidly worse during the past few months. Charges and counter charges have been so numerous that recently one resident swore out a warrant against another and charged violation of a state statute. A new low In the community’s at­ titude and moral conduct was struck when an Independence Day celebra­ tion culminated in a brawl which started as an argument — of all things — over the Little League baseball program. During a hearing which was the result of the fisticuffs at the July Fourth festivities, Justice of the Peace L. L. Cox of Longwood was confronted with a difficult decision. After the justice wisely encourag­ ed a doten or more witnesses to say anything on their minds regarding the incident — obviously hoping that If they talked long enough they would talk themselves together — he spoke to them in a rather blunt but yet a kindly manner. "You folks in North Orlando," he counselled, "have a wonderful oppor­ tunity to build a very nice town. But when you act like this," he shnmed them, "you’re hurting yourselves and defeating your own purposes. Contro­ versies such as this thing, get noised around, particularly In small towns and in a small county." Judge Cox continued, "I regret this incident very much. But more than that, I’m tremendously concerned about the fact that I’ve heard these witnesses testify that teenngers were present, heard the arguments, listen­ ed to the foul and vulgar language that persisted, and actually saw the fight, It was indeed a sorry example to set for the sons snd daughters of North Orlando parents." With a concerned expression still on his face, the justice declared, "I know for a fact that there are some people Jn North Orlando who are putting forth every possible effort to carry out a fine program of rec­ reation and entertainment for the young people of the villnge. Yet, I also know that these people are not covery seems assured, Edward Kennedy may well be reflecting on those several doors for men to take thoir lines from the poet John Webster: "I know death hath ten thousand exit." A nation which recently grieved so deeply now is relieved thut those doors—this timo—were closed. That brooding, dark figure which seems to hover over the Kennedy family has for now been forced to retreat. The skilled hnnds of doctors and th at master physician named Chanca have driven him into the mist. Not seven months after an assas­ sin’s bullet struck down his brother, the President, Sen. Edward Kennedy came within a breath of meeting the same fato which befell his sister, Kathleen, and another brother, Jos­ eph Jr.—-death by plane crash. From the crumpled shambles of the twin-engined aircraft ho emerg­ ed severely Injured but alive. Two men with him died. Now, as his slow but steady re­ Thought For Today If God hath mnde this world so fair Where sin and death abound, How beautiful beyond com­ pare Will paradise be found. —James Montgomery. Herald Area Correspondents Attamento gInrtagn Jell* IBarlas M n . Jails Geneva Mr*. Jsa. R. Mathleni 141-4124 Lake Mary Mrs. Frances Waster •22-4211 Lake Moaroa Mrs. H. L. Johassa 122-4721 Lssfwaad Mrs. baa as Estes 838-SII7 North Orlando Mrs. Doria b a ss 222.1181 Oateas Mrs. Clarence Beyder 222-4841 Or lads Mrs. Erelya Landy 248-2811 lU -llll Bsar L k * -F * fH l City Mrs. Maryann Milas SM-M7S Caeaelberry Mrs. J s s a Casselberry •22-6444 C hattels Mrs. J s s a M afia Mi-1741 Deltone Mrs. Mildred Haney Mrs. kite Ms H ints i i 1 Changed Career Hie "new look” of Paris faahlona was launched Fab. 12, 1917, by Christian Dior. Dior had turned to fashion dealgnlng after atrslted cir­ cumstances forced him to cloae a picture gallery, ac­ cording to tha Encyclopaedia llritannlra. Sanford, Florida Monday, July 18, 1964 rm u a a n vaa» m m a a , n u u k m am na Aeaeela t * M U e r a i a a t t jo a n so n Managing M ltsr a a tia a a a u x a n a a w T e l e g r a p h E d it o r (Minis w i i x t a a s M ata t r M ite r B O T T t a A L a TUI C ity E d it o r S V B t « M tU O anatr M ite r BOHOMT A L a X A N U K a Advertloiog Dlreotoc B U I 41BKBA A d v e rtls la a Ma s o g e r any m att O e a e r s l A dvertising M anager m a j u s u c t t a . s t a j -l u t o e C lassified D irector A A n ia s a o K M A a n a E e s le s e e Ms nog or M echanical ■to il Photographer 18.84 t T sar 8.88 4 Meath* 4-28 4 Meath* Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Washington b n rraurrata hare already eeUbliuhrd a Gestapo t)pe of inquleitiort by which children are artaally rewarded la rash for apylag oa their own par­ ental Bo be grateful to patriots Ilka Eddie Itirkrnbacker. And send for the booklet below eo you ran prevent tha tavaaiun of family privacy, aa Senator Goldwater ably points out. CASE T-419: Eddie Rickenbacker has long been the dy­ namic head of Eaatcm Air­ lines. ,Uut ha recently resigned from the company in order to devote hla remaining years to helping arouse Americans to tha bureaucratic invasion of our basic freedoms. He wue our top “scs" In World War I, and bus lieen a staunch patriot alt his Ufa. In case you might wonder about tha need for volunteer patriots or try to brush off such fears aa mere “witch hunting," please consider tha following psychological under­ mining of our liberties. Under Hitler, children were actually taught to spy on their own parents and turn them In to the Gestapo. Here In America our bur­ eaucrats do the very asms thing! For if the son of a wealthy father grows dis­ gruntled because ha isn't get­ ting a new sports car or a big increase in his allowance, do you know how our govern­ ment entires such a boy 7 All the lay needs to do la report hi* father to tha Col­ lector of Internal Revenue aa probably having avaded soma Item In hla Income tax return. The boy’s Identity 1* kept secret, but ho gets a “cut" on any or all additional taxes that can be drummed up against his own dsdl Any hotly, too, who Just dis­ likes his neighbor ran secretly report him and likewise get a ru t on any additional tax that can possibly be found chargeable to hla foe. I)o you know th at our bur­ eaucrats thus are spending tens uf millions of dollars in aecret "cut*" to informants, rrgardlesa of w hethtr It be a son trying to seek revenge on hla own dad or any jealous citizen trying to harass hit neighbor. And that Isn’t all, for Sen­ ator Rarry Goldwater has properly objected to tha pro­ vision In the National Dtfens* Education Act which encour­ ages teachers to pry and snoop In private family af­ faire of their pupils. Bays Senator Goldwater: "Under this heading, students have been made to tell their inquisitors whethtr they hare had trxual relation*, hava ever broken into warehouses, have atolen money, or have fought physically with their own parents. "They also hava been asksd to tell which of their parent* is fairer in meeting out pun­ ishment, etc." All such personal data la certainly no business of outaider*, Including the “Inquis­ itors" or teachers who admin­ ister these testa. If tha 6th Amendmtnt is so often invoked in our court­ room*, then maybe our school children need similar protec­ tion. p ro v id e t h a t *1) For Hitler’s Gestapo "in­ quisitors" apparently h a d nothing on th* same breed that have now crept Into our government. We taxpayers, moreover, are actually compelled to fin­ ance this type of Invasion of our personal liberties. So aaluta staunch patriot* Ilka Eddie Rickenbacker and don't get the false notion that "all's right with the U. S. A." America is rapidly slipping into bureaucratic control, so send for my booklst "How to Bare Our Republic," enclosing n long stamped, return envoiope, plus 20 cent*. . (Always writs to Dr. Crane la rare of this new*, paper, enclosing a loag stamped, addrresed envelope and 24 rents to cover typ­ ing and printing costa wkea yon sand for ana al hla booklets.) Quotes I hava become a bit fatal­ istic. —Mrs. Lao Ploutte, wife of a Montreal Polio* Depart­ ment bomb expert ****** close a o tter Deleeer I t 1818 at th* Peel * Ftertda, aader It# AM at Oaagrsa* ad WASHINGTON (UPI) Republican moderate* might as well face it — they've lost the battl*. Gov. William Scranton of Peomylvanla now hai little proipect of doing more in the Republican convention than give hla party's moderate cause ■ “ respectable p ret­ ence’’ in the face of an over­ whelming Barry Goldwater tide. This reporter hai Jutt com­ pleted a recheck of 20 atatei with sufficient delegate fluid­ ity to have offered Scranton tome hope of a breakthrough. There ii no breakthrough. Senator Goldwater'* Cali­ fornia primary victory June 2 was the great divide. Once that reiult was in. Uie (till ■tout reahtance to hit candi­ dacy crumbled In many cru­ cial quarters. With each patting day Goldwater's d e l e g a t e position seems mure Impregnable. Barring some tremendoui emotional explosion that could ihake the whole delegate structure, Goldwater will win going away at San FrancUco. Tliia meant that for hit one busy month of campaigning Scranton may be honored on­ ly for conducting a caretaker operation for the Republican moderatei. He may roll up a presentable too to 450 votes in the convention. Juat enough lo permit the moderate* to pereuade themaelves Goldwater did not win by default. BUT THE BLUNT FACT IS, without taking anything away from Goklwatcr and hit hard-working delegate rustle n , that the moderate* in 1944 did default. Scranton'* late entry into the battle does not absolve them of thli charge. More than a few observers believe that hi* entry i* explained In considerable part by hi* wish to escape the personal dam ­ age done him by the Indeci­ sion he exhibited at the Cleve­ land Governors’ Conference. But the portrait of indcci■km which embraced not Just Scranton but all the moderate leaders at Cleveland was merely the dram atic exposure of a condition with deep and distant roots. As leaders, the moderates do not necessarily constitute a majority of the Republican party. Yet they think of them■elves as leading a clear m a­ jority a t the party faithful. THIS IS HOW they “led” : After John F. Kennedy's as­ sassination they failed to take Goldwater'a conservative can­ didacy seriously. A quick glsnce, however, would hive shown them lie still stood to rapture at least 250 Old South delegates, the bulk of the mountain area's 106, at least a third of the Midwest's whopping 324. Knowing full well they had no rival borae, these moder­ ate chieftains rarely if ever talked among themaelves, never co-ordinated t h e i r ideas, never planned, never realistically appraised possi­ ble alternative candidates. They dreamed fancifully of lucking it through. They coun­ ted on Goldwater to beat him­ self or fall before New York Gov, Nelson Rockefeller, whom they ail demeaned. They spoke of nomination for Scranton or Richard Nixon with a certainty which bore no relation to reality. At nearly ail times, they were Ill-informed. Much of the time they behaved and thought urprofeaslonally. Some kept excusing their rodderks*. desultory performance on the ground a GOP nomination in 1964 “ would not be worth much" against * soaring President Johnson. No true professional in a major party thinks — at least not on company time — of giving away the presidency. But this year the GOP moder­ ates have acted, except for this last frantic dash by Scranton, as if both the pres* idency and their own cause were worthless. Barry Goldwater may not be to their taste. Neverthe­ less, his backers have played the game as if it were worth winning. If the moderates are to be no more than * “pres­ ence” at San JYancIsco, they have no one but themselves to blame. Letters To The Editor Editor, The Herald: Since you were kind enough to say 1 "wue right ■* lain" that the canal traffic could produce equal to a payroll of f 1,36<>,000, would you also agree that the Sanford shad fishing would produce equal to a payroll of 23,660,000. The present fishing haa ex­ pended on it 36,000 fisherman days. Say a quarter of these ■re tourists, that would be 8,760 divided by 24 equal* SOS times 100,000 equals 23,650,* 000 payroll that the fishing ia worth to this area. Don't you think thut even a third of this would la worth advertising with • sign aomeplara saying “Try Our Shad Fishing Jan. lat-A prll 16th." 8. B. (Jim) Crowe Our computer broke on your arithmetic—Editor. Barbs OVEK 35 YEARS At First * Palmetto (Alongside old peat office) nY HAL COCHRAN If you want to be popular learn to enjoy being bored by others. * * * Scientists hava revealed that tha chirp of tha cricket ia not * love coll. Wow, are wa relieved! Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpet* • Furniture • Tile • Piano* * Rental Bed* 1ST. 1935 t * iNtWHUtCS Ar A JAM* 114 So. Palmetto Phone FA 2-0814 no defrosting ever It‘a awfully nic* at him to give me free advice and hi* assignments, but I'm not ac­ cepting assignments f r o m him and 1 don't accept his definition a t what my duty ought to b*. —Henry Cabot Lodge score* S a n . 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Southern Republican* went in- Harry Goldwntcr as the presito the 19*54 GOP convention dcntial candidate. today voicing acceptance of ‘‘I t’s a big step in the conth# party’* civil right* plank servative direction,” said Mis- islssippi’s Wirt Y rrcer of the Icivil rights plank. "The entire platform is n big victory for ] conservatism. "The liberals were beaten AMERICAN LEGION Awards for Citizenship and Americanism were presented by DeRary Herbert I). Gibb Post at area schools. In the photo are, from left, Adjutant Harry Lyons, Randy Spencer. Enterprise; Charles Thomas Douglas, Orange City; Kay Crawford, Enterprise; Linda Whid­ den, Osteen; Gail Rrenda Laid, Orange City; Roger Cutter, Osteen and Past Commander Fred McLaren, Americanism chairman for the post. (Cox Photo) f o r e s t c it y COMMUNITY a s s o c ia t io n CLUB HOUSE down on the platform com­ mittee and a big factor was Southern leadership," s a i d Verger, Mississippi state GOP chairman ami head of the Southern Association of Re­ publican Party Chairmen. GOP leaders and delegates from the South gave Goldwater a tremendous ovation Sunday night at a Dixie-wide reception where banjo and guitar bands strummed hill­ billy tunes. Florida’s .11-man delegation continued to be the only weak link in the Goldwater chain across 11 southern states. The Floridians went into the convention still lorn by an intra-party feud that began earlier this year. Tempera seethed S u n d a y during the state caucus and thu shouting delegates ad­ journed still hratcdly debat­ ing the Goldwuler-Scranlon nomination fight. Three bodyguards ringed Goldwater when more than IT.OtJO S o u t h e r n delegates surged touurd the Arinina conservative and pressed him against a wall as he tried to leave the plush Murk Hopkins ballroom after a brief address. "I don’t tare who the nom­ inee is,” said Goldwater. "If he can’t get hia foot in the door in the South, he’s not going any plare. ANU HOME FOGGING SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, INC. < CONTINUOUS MONTHLY SERVICE AGAINST ALL HOUSEHOLD RESTS SPRAYING AND FOGGING ADOLPIl JH11L, finance chairman of the Foreat City Community Association which is actively engaged in a fundraising drive to build a Club House nnd Recreation Center, holds deed to the property in Lake Harriet Estates which was acquired through cooperation of the county. Forest City Drive On O ^ • £ By Maryann Milea further information pretainThe Forest City Community ing to the assceiation or to the building plan. Association is currently con­ ducting a $5,000 building fund drlva to construct a Club House and Hcrreation Ceptcr on a three-and-onehalf acre tract of land located a t the northeast comer of Lake H arriet Estates In For­ est City which was acquired through cooperation of the Srminola County Commission. Major p art of the the fund, when collected, will he used for materials since most of the labor will be donated by ■killed men from various building trades in the area. The building will give the community a place to vote and to hold eoclal gatherings and other approved functions. Ground* will he developed fur recreational activities. The association Is a non­ profit organization w h i c h was chartered with general purposes and objects to rentier leadership and assistance in the economic, spiritual and political growth of the com­ munity and to promote har­ mony, good fellowship and a spirit of good will among the citizens. John R. 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Only thing you can forgot I* your notion about how m uch all this Pontiac should cos*. You will, whan you prico a Catalina. Wldt-Track Pontiac See your authorized Pontiac dealer tor a wide choice oJ Wide-Tracks and good used cars, too. BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, Inc. 301 W. FIRST STREET Model Homes Open For Inspection IHSI’OSAHl.E BAGS — HOSE — ATTACHMENTS SUPPLIES — ALL MAKES & MODELS reared roc Botkin Leaving HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Perry Botkin, musie director £ of CBS-TV’* "Beverly Hill­ billies," ia leaving that popu­ lar series a t the end of the current video seaaon. Vt Acre Or More Sites Available — Or Will Build. 10% DOWN FYNE-TASTE CANNED NOW OFFERS fe the Arizonan 270 of 272 dele­ gates in 11 southern states. A top source in the Ala­ bama GOP confirmed that the state would yield its number one plare on the convention roll call balloting and yield the nomination of Goldwater to Illinois. Kin source pointed out thal Sen. Kvorett Dlrkscn, R-lll., ha* already said he will make the nominating speech for the Arizona senator. PIONEERING IN — SINCE 1947 RECREATION CENTER “I hope to see the day when any Republican ran get elect­ ed in the South and we're go­ ing to win that end,” he said. Goldwater. who ha* never had much trouble piling up Republican strength in the South, also had a won! for dissident southern Democrats whom he called "our friend* with no place to go better than that devastated house of the new frontier.” Goldwater atrategists give ENJOY . . . Suburban Living SANFORD m m * tM turn KfUl 2 FOODS 49- F F D ELU X E FRO ZEN JUICE 5 9* MORTON FROZEN • CHICKEN • TURKEY • BEEP POT PIES5 T°« �1 ' 1 {• i *i, .1 J-l tftrv JHtifnrV Boosters Kick Off 1964 Membership Drive RrrsTS Page 6—Mon. July 18, '64 Between Harris Slates Us Fans Club's Goal Is 1,000 Members By Sandy Padwe Newspaper Enterprise Assn. NEW YOIUC (NEA) — From the way Hayes Jones spoke, It seemed that some* one would have to carry him Co the starting line and give him a push so he could run in the 110 meter hurdles. " I’m tired of running," he said. " I ’m 23, in pitiful shape and I'm reid y to retire." A lew minutes later, this self-proclaimed relic took Just 13.4 seconds to gain a •pot on the 1M4 U. 8. Olympic team. •■Well, that’s Hayes for you," said Blaine Ltadgren who finished second to Jones ‘•Memberships," Said Har­ In both the Olympic trials and ris, " a r t only $1 per year. the AAU meet. "He know* Last year there 312 members bow to beat you off the track ot the organisation and this as well as on it. Ha's a master year we’re going to go all out a t psychological warfare. to triple that number." "Wbat I mean Is that he’ll Harris aald be felt that the come up to you before a race goal of 1,000 could be reached and casually aay ’I feel great through promotion and per­ today* o r ha might ten you sonal contact and that the or­ something about being hi bad ganisation's membership com­ ahspe. The next thing you mittee wt* geared to do exknow, you're really wonderctly that. lag, Chairman of this year** " I t took me a while to figure membership committee Is Jim him out. I used to really be Grant, 552 Valencia Dr., San­ nervous and tenia around him ford. because ha baa so much "We also have Individual experience and has been committees," a a l d Harris, around so long. But now I Just "who will enlist the aid and try and accept K because support of the parents of everyone knows heU be the youngsters who will participate favorite any place or any In the various sports at the tim e," school." He listed them as fol­ Jones' 11.4 in the Olympic (rials equaled Ms best pre­ vious time for the event and was Just two-tenths of a asc­ end off the world record of 13.2 held Jointly by Martin Lauer of Germany and Lee Calhoun of the United States. It also bettered the existing Olympic mark of 13.5, and established him as the fav­ orite for the upcoming Tokyo games. This means Jones will be th* favorite to the Olympic 110 for th* second straight time, but be vows there will bs no repeat of 1960 when Calhoun dipset Mm In Rom* "I learned from that," Jones aald, "and 1 have been walling for nothing else since This is for me. I'm retiring after the Olympics and right now that gold medal Is the most important thing In my life. It is my last chance to prove that I'm the best In the world. "1 was ranked the best tn Rome In I960, but ! wasn't ready to be a champion then. I walked into the stadium and saw 100,000 peopla and lost my composure. Then I lost everything I had worked for. 1 cannot forget that experSince his upset at Rome, Jones h is matured Into the best short hurdler in the Unit­ ed Slates, winning every ma­ jor championship available. His biggest feat, though, Is bis indoor winning streak which stood at 56 when tha 1864 season ended, It began in 1059. Th* streak, lied a strange affect on this scholarly fellow from Detroit and Eastern Michigan College. "Il'a not easy to keep up that kind of pace, he said. "Actually, I'm tired or rac­ ing and I'm losing my inter­ est. I feel I have to divorce myself physically from racing, I've been on fop a long lime —sines I was a freshman. When you're No. 1 like that, everyone is aiming at you all the time and you don't have time to breathe. "But since the indoor sea­ son, I’ve been taking it eas­ ier and plan to work myself Into shape gradually. I'm still not in true form yet, but I will be by October, Last time 1 got ready too soon and everyone knows what happen­ ed. lows: Football— Mr, and Mra. Fred Gray; Basketball—M n. Fred Murray, Baseball— Mr. and Mra. J. A. Kuykendall, Track, Mr. and M n. Ed GifNth, Golf—Mr. and M n. John II. Williams, Swimming— Mr. and M n. B. F. Winn, Cheer Leaders— Mr. and M n. Ben Wiggins. In addition to Harris being president of the organisation, Julian Stenstrom of Ih* San­ ford Herald Is vke president, M n. Irene Lsney Is the secre­ tary and A1 Lyons is treasur­ er. Mr. and M n, David H. MacGlllii are th* historians, M n. Orville Barks and M n. Roger Harris are the hospital­ ity chairmen, and the execu­ tive committee 1* comprised of the officers plus Principal Andrew Bracken and SHS Ath­ letic Director Fred Ganai. The chairman of the various sports as listed above com­ prise an advisory group bead­ ed by Immediate paat presi­ dent, Dr. Orville Barks. Harris stated that in addi­ tion to the Individual memberships at t l there are family memberships for |2. OVIEDO BOYS playing in Little League this Benson ore, front from left, Ken Rose, Billy Smith, Jimmy Meeks, Mike Coe, Tommy Cauthon nnd Jimmy Massey; back, Mike Hobbs, Johnny Moon, Doug Arie, Bobby Cameron and Thomas Whittle. Allen Daniel, not shown, is pitcher; John­ ny Moon is catcher. Alternate pitchers are Mike Hobbs and Billy Smith. Billy Mlkter is team manager, (Herald Photo) By C M Block UPI Sports Writer The Los Angeles Angels are giving Bill Rlgney flu snd Sam Mele nightmares. The Angels, along with skip­ per Bigney, were on top of the baseball world when they Jumped on American League rivals for 11 consecutive vic­ tories in mid-June for th* m a­ jors’ longest winning stresk of the season. Then they did an about face and dropped nine of their next 12. But another re v en al of form waa in order this weekend for Mele and hia visiting Minn­ esota Twins. Righthander Dean Chance blanked the Twins on four hiu Saturday while the An­ gels scored a 1-0 win. Sunday the Angela took two sudden death decisions from Minnesota, winning 2-1 on Jimmy P im a lP s one-out dou­ ble in the last ‘of the ninth in the opener and 3-2 on Bob Rodgers' two • out 10th inning Henry, who connected for his first In the majors. In other American League games, Chicago took two from Kansas City, 3-1 and U-4, Bal­ timore woo the opener of a doubleheader from Detroit, 4-3 and lost the nightcap, 4-3 in 10 innings, Boston best Wash­ ington, 5-3, in the first game and lust the nighlcsp 10-3, snd the Yankees and Indians w en tied 2-2 when the first game of their scheduled doublchcadcr was rained out. The Orioles clung to a 2Vt game lead aa Brooks Robin­ son belted his Uth of the sea­ GOLDENROD BOYS In Little League this season are, front from left, son with a man aboard to Glen Boggle, Sammy Adams, Grog SIndad, Lynn Scott and Rodney Haw; break a 2-2 tie to the opener. back, Donny Smith, Mike Hutchinson, Couch Juan Adrfatlco, Tom Spelz. Luis Apa rlclo provided an In­ hausen and Corbett Scott. Corbett Is the pi teller and Tom is the catcher surance run by singling, stealscoring on an Infield o u t After Baltimore took a S-2 lead In the top of the 10th of the second game, the Tigen put together a walk, a field­ e r's choice, a passed ball and two singles to band reliever Stu Miller his third defeat in seven decisions, Tiger catcher Mike R oaita’s two-run single Poit 53‘s Marvin Sheffield While Ida matea were rack­ and Jim Courier took over was the winning blow. took tha hill for tha Sanford ing up 10 hits and 13 runs, and went the rest of the way. American Legion Junior base­ Shtffleld mowed down tha Together they h e l d N e w ball team Friday night at Casselberry's Post's would-ba Smyrna to one hit. hitter# one after tho other to I t waa S a n f o r d'a third Cooper Field in Casselberry's enter baseball's c h a r m e d straight shutout victory and Recreation Park and turned circle. due to a pair of losses by Or­ In s performance every pitch­ Not a single C an el berry lando’s Post 10 to Euatla and 52 30 .634 er dreams about—a perfect player waa able to reach first Post 242 of Orlando tha locala BaUlmone New York 48 31 .606 IV* aafely aa Sheffield and hia are now tied for first place. game. Chicago 46 33 .600 I mates posted the 10 to 0 de­ Minn. 46 38 .541 TV* cision—Sanford's 12th win of Detroit 42 41 .506 10H tha season. Los Ang. 41 46 .476 13Vt Manager Frank T b o m s i * Boston 40 45 .471 15Vt boys recorded their 18th Sat­ W L Pet. GB STANDINGS Clove. . 35 45 .436 14 urday night whan they went Kings wood J l 0 Cleveland San Fran. 51 33 .607 35 45 .436 14 to New Smyrna Beach and 31c Raney 8 3 Wash. Phlia, 48 S3 .600 1 33 55 .375 22 won a 11 to 0 affair. Red Pitta. 42 37 .533 6Vi Florida St. 8 4 Kan City 31 31 .373 lU t Jansen hurled for Sanford Clan. 44 38 .530 6Vt Longwood T 4 B atw day't Rasntt* during tha first four innings Itobbs • I Milw. 43 41 .506 6Vi Baltimore 7 Cleveland 4 Los Ang. 41 41 .509 9 WU. Motor 3 8 New York 3 Washington I Chase 3 3 Detroit g Boston 1 St. Louis 41 41 J00 0 CMcago 36 43 .468 UVi U8 O 1 11 I-os Angelas 1 Chicago 6 Houston 39 45 .464 UVi Games Moaday Minnesota I Kansas City 4 New York 36 60 403 36 Kingswood at ria . State 7:30 Banday’s Resalts Saturday's Results Charlotte 0, Asheville 8. Chase at USO 6:45 Boston S Washington I, 1st Milwaukee 9 Pittsburgh I Birmingham 4, Lynchburg ( F t Mellon Softball Field) Washington 10 Boston I, 2nd 1 San Francisco 7 Chicago T Baltimore 4 Detroit 3, 1st Loo Ang. 41 41 .500 3 M a c o n a t Chattanooga, Detroit 4 Baltimore I, 2nd postponed, wst grounds. St. Louis 41 41 .500 0 CMcago I Kansas City 1, l i t NEW YORK (U P I)-R lch ls Chicago 11 Kansas City 4, 2nd Cincinnati 3 Philadelphia 1 C o l u m b u s a t Knoxvilia, Guerin of tho S t l/ouls Los Angela* I Minnesota 1,1st Sanday'a Resaila postpone, wet grounds. Hawks, J o h n n y Blanchard, Los Angelas 3 Minnesota 3, Snd New York 1 Cincinnati 0, lit New York 5 Cincinnati 1, 2nd Clste Boyar and Jim Houten New York 3 Cleveland 2, 1st of ths Naw York Yankees and New York a t Cleveland, Bad, Hilwsukee 6 Philadelphia 3, Tom Gola of tha New York lit ppd. rain Milwauka 3 Philadelphia I, Knickerbockers will be among M a y 's Glass* the professors this week a t Chicago a t Kansas Ctty, I DELAND, FIs.—Baikothelj the Free Daily aporte clinic a t BsMmore a t Detroit Chicago 6 Los Angelas I, 1st Los Angeles 6 Chicago 2, 2nd coaches from throughout the tha Freedomland Amusement New York at Cleveland Houston 5 San Francisco 4, South will convene here Park. Boston a t Washington, (N) Thurdey morning when the (N) Only gams* scheduled 8L Louis s t Pittsburgh 2, ppd., second annual Stetson Univer­ Tha madrons, or madrono, sity Basketball Coaching Clin­ tree is a beautiful white-flowrata ic gets underway. Soma 160- ering tree which grows In the M a y ’s Games Cincinnati at New York 200 conchas era expected to Pacific states and British Co­ Milwaukee at Philadelphia (N) be in attendance with regis­ lumbia. Thia tree belong! to St. Louis at Pittsburgh (l-T-N) trations already received from the arbutus, or htalh, family. Los Angeles a t CMcago coaches aa fa r away as Cali­ San Francisco at Houston, (N) fornia and Taxes, Tuesday'! Games A field of sight bsakstball Naw York at Chicago experts selected from all lev­ Houston at CtactanaU 8, (T-N) els of play will spend throe ON 100 BRAN DS Ban Francises a t Milwaukee days lecturing and demon­ <N) strating t o t h s a t t s n d i n g Philadelphia a t Pittsburg (N) coaches. Headlining the taient-Udsn clinic staff aro Baba MeMany stroke patients, even artfay of Miasiaalpl Stats, A R C A D E P A C K A G E ST O R E those severely paralysed, can Charles "Lefty" DrieaeU of becoma aelf-aufficlant again, Davidson, snd former Los O PEN D A IL Y — • A . M. - C :IB I Florida Heart Association Angeles Laksr star Rod "Hot li t B. FIRST __ H Rod" Hundley. Sheffield Hurls Perfect Tilt As Post 53 Wins Two I ma* y ex/> £xr* p a w t a p s s p 2 2 -y £ A P -O £ 0 A * . *r#£ s p o p t s t o p o f r v e fd r fr f, 0 ir r 7M £y A tA /sn w T O C //A P G £ 77/A T 7 0 rTPP ^ A/Ftf £ £ £ // GO/A'G P £S P /T £ fP £ PPAP/CAP OP A P t/U £ P //A A t*T 0/A /6 ----- A » //< r /P . 0££P l/P 7W £P£ r * AGAP T//E If ’ M PAPO P TPS BATTAYG I 010A P S \ A U . 9 £ A $ a tf. l i , M /9 6 3 . P /S V* P /P S T P i/iL V 9SA 9O 0 P £ \ H /T .2 & 1 \ G ooP P o P 8 rp i /P 0 /9 ££A G O £ A P P 70P9 POP ffl& P 90OP797OP9. c o a c p TOP 0 0 7 7 / OP 7tfOGE P 7 P 5 T . 7M > P /600£S //T 6 * . ^ The Elks turned the tablei on the Shriners last Friday night in the Junior Boys Lea­ gue tournament finals and took th* title with a 3 to 1 decision over the league champtonc. The Elks managed only one Mt off the hurling of Ron Dud­ ley, a fifth running single by Gary Maples, the Elk's hurle r who limited the Shrine to throe hits. After giving up a pair or hits to the Shriners in the first frame, Maples allowed on ona other during the last six innings and Issued but throe walks to hurling the Elks to the tourney title. The Elks did til their scor­ ing in the fourth stanza. Two costly Shrine mlscues plus a ball and four walks provided the Elks with the cushion they needed. The Shriners scored their only run of the contest In the sixth inning when Ron Dudley diringly stole home. Dudley was tagged with the despite the fact he whiff­ ed 16 and walked seven, The score by inningi: Shrine 000 001 O -l 3 2 Elks 000 300 x—3 1 1 WP— 51spies, L P - Dudley. Milo Cobts of St. Peters­ burg, driving a Fairlana Ford, defeated Col. Beecher W yatt and "Tho Rebel, Too" in a best thrsa out of five races Saturday night a t tha Oseoota drag atrip. In a Seminole Timing As­ sociation affair, W yatt In Ms Plymouth won tha flret event, Coble grabbed tha aecond, Wyatt took the third, but Coble bounced right back to taka tha fourth and fifth ovanta. Tha best time was turned In by Coble and hia Ford, 10.27 second for tho quartermile. To Be Honored Loagfsllow'e "Song of Hia­ watha" la coosidrrsd by asms of the islands of Hokkaido, tha to be the great folk epic of main island of Hoashu, Shiko­ ku and Kyushu the United States. Braves Trounce Phillies Twice; Giants In Lead United Press International The Philadelphia Phillies* are getting the same diet as the New York Y inkcej, plus Hank Aaron. Milwaukee fed the Phils two more lefthander* Sunday in the person of rookie Wade Blatingame and veteran Billy lloeft and dropped Philadcl. phis out of first place with 4-3 and 6-2 setbacks. The defeats were the third and fourth in a row for the Phils, the previous two being Inflicted by Cincinnati hurl, ers Joe Nuxhall and Jim O'Toole, both southpaws. Aaron collected a pair of hits in both games and drove in a total of three runs as he extended hit consecutive game hitting streak to 16 games and Increased his car* eer hit total to 2,000 with a se­ cond game fourth Inning dou­ ble. Houston nipped San Fran­ cisco, 5-1, the Mots topped Cincinnati, 1-0 and 3-1, Chi­ cago took the first * om Los Angeles, 6-3, then lost the se­ cond game, 6-2, snd St. Louis wss rained out at Pittsburg in the National League action. Result! Friday Panthers 13 Cubs 8 Rebels 16 Yanks I STANDINGS Chiefs T t Panthers 5 2 Tigers 4 3 Rebels 2 5 Yanks 3 5 Cubs 1 6 Garnet Monday Chiefs vs Tigers (Ft. Mellon Little League Field 4:30) Panthers vs Cubs ( F t Mellon Softball Field 4:30) SM ITTY’S Snappin’ Turtle . 2710 S. HWY. 17-92 — SANFORD j£=^ All Sizes Self-Propelled 9 " ^ ROTARY MOWERS SALES A SERVICE • PH. 322.2811 The Snappin* Turtle Is MORE MOWER! American League BALTIMORE (U PI)—Tom­ my Thomas, who managed ths last Baltimore Orioles' pen­ nant winner in the Interna­ tional League in 1944, and the late Max Bishop, an Orlols sta r between 1919 and 1928, will he honored July SI dur­ ing the fifth annual "Bhrlna of Immortals" night sponsor­ ed by ths Ortolan and the Maryland Professional Base­ " I know it will be a long ball Players' Association. road to the medal, but I am amoog the beat and hava ths potential to win." COLORADO S P R I N G S , There aro very law track and field people who would Colo. (UPI) — Former heavy­ disagree with Jones' evalua­ weight champion Jeck Demp­ tion because they saw hia 13.1 sey will receive a trophy as when he wasn't really to peak the all-time greatest Colorado form and they know what be athlete at Colorado 8prings might do when ha is com­ on Aug. 8. It will bo present­ ed by ths Tootpcintors' 'or­ pletely ready. By October, it's possible ganisation—a group of law that be won't even have to enforcement officers and re­ use psychological warfare. lated professions. nr Angels Are Not Angels In Twin Win Over Twins ALL-STAR O F ANGELS «.' ” ''m i I . '7 . - ^ Instructors Stage Set For Cage Clinic FARRELL’S % This ona has tha others beat coming end going! Tho 'Jeep' Gladiator hot optional auto­ matic transmission, power steering and power brakes to msks driving easier, snd indopsndsnt front suspension to soak up road shocks. And lesk st ths wids, comfortable front ■oot and tremendous visibility. Still, It's a brute for workl Virtually Indaitructibls In bit 'Jeep’ tradititlon. 180* or 18B* wheelbase. OVW'o up to a thumping 8600 pounds, KJummm Jm p c om m am anoN — a* T " WQ 4 - wh e s l dr i ve W 'JE E P G LA D IA TO R ih« beautiful brute CORDELL'S REPAIR SHOP Sanford, Flori "Xr&X*" “THE OBSATEST BOW OT SUTH” •*, 0 E. Secowd St. �•I Ct)f BanTurfl ^ r r a lS M on. J u ly 13, *64— P a g e 7 Role O f Convention Delegate Is Rugged WASHINGTON (UP!) — How doc* someone get to be a delegate to a national poli­ tical convention? Milton W. King, one of nine District of Columbia delegates to this year’s Republican Na­ tional Convention in San Fran­ cisco isn’t quite sure himself. "To tell you the truth I don’t really know how I was chos­ en,” he said. AND IlOWI—T h e leg en d of H iaw atha la bigger th an lifesize in n o rth e rn Michigan, and th e 50-foot statu e of tho legendary Indian Immortallie d by H enry W adsworth Longfellow In "Tho Song of H iaw atha’* fits th o Image well. It has lu st been placed in Ironw ooa, Mich., by the C ham ber of Com m erce to boost prom otion of scenic attractio n s in th e area. Duncan Named Coordinator James T. Duncan, Orlando, has been named convention coordinator for tho 21at An­ nual Convention of the Flor­ ida Fruit and Vegetable As­ sociation. Duncan, manogcr of the FFVA’a transportation and communication division, will have charge of all arrangementa for the Septemlier 2124 meeting in Miami Reach. Tho annual convention a t­ tracts aome 1,600 members •nd guests from all parts of the United States and aevaral foreign countries. Meeting Delayed The RVAH-5 enlisted Men’s Wives Club meeting, original]y scheduled for tonight, will be hold Instead at 7:30 p.tn., neat Monday, In the AceyDeucy Club. • I The Gregorian calendar was made up by Pope Gregory XIII lu 1532, to correct the Julian calendar of Julius Caes­ ar. Actually, M’a not all that mysterious. After making a couple o( telephone calls to party headquarters. King found out that he and the other eight dele gates had been picked to run In the primary by a nominat­ ing committee of the District o( Columbia Republican Cen­ tral Committee. The nine nominees were unopposed la the primary although anyone else could have been on the ballot by collecting 100 signa­ tures. Aside from the mechanics, King, as are many delegates, was selected as a sort of re­ ward for his work, support and financial contributions to the party. King la a 73-year-old lawyer via Princeton and Georgetown. He has long been active In Republican circles, although he says he "doesn’t take poli­ tics very seriously.” He also Is a vice president and gen­ eral counsel of the Washing­ ton Redskins of the National Football League. lie was elected an alternate delegate to the l%o Republi­ can Convention in Chicago. He found himself a delegate three days before the conven­ tion when a delegate fell 111. As King paints it, being a delegate isn’t all sunshine and roses. "As a delegate, I have the ’privilege’ of working for the party, contributing money to it, and paying my own way to the convention," he said. "Quite a privilege, wouldn't you say?" Hut King does take his Job seriously. He said he has, ever since his wife lectured him on the Jmportantce of being delegate in 19G0. The District of Columbia del­ egation has voted to go un committed. But five of the delegates say they like Penn aylvania Gov. William W. Scranton, two favor Ar irons Sen. Barry Goldwater, and two, including King aay they haven't made up their mlndi. "1 don't see any reason to be committed before the con­ vention If you don't have to be," King said. "Too much can happen before we all leave for San Franciico." King had been a Goldwater man but recently hat been taking a second look. He said he had been deluged with tele­ grams urging him to vote for Scranton but that he was not going to be easily swayed. Mrs. King won't be making the trip. One of the reasons, King said, la that ahe has been doing a lot of traveling recently and "doesn’t want to look at another suitcase for a while." • Another reason could be that King had Just received a letter giving him the "pri­ vilege" of contributing $500 to help elect Republican sentors and representatives In November. SAVINGS! 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The hostesses served a de­ licious fruit sslsd course to the guests after the gifts were opened snd Jsn received a lovely carnation corsage to complement h • r stunning white frock. Guests included Mrs. Clif­ ford Johnson, mother of the honoree, and Mrs. Edward Korgan, mother of the future groom, and Mrs. W. L. Hicrs, grandmother of the brideelect. Also the Mmcs. Harold Hicrs, Bart Galleta, L. T. Brown, W. L. Rowland, and Hubert Smith. Also the Misses Csndl Con­ ifer, Brenda Brown, Gwen Champion. Carol Samuels, Ann Mahan, Joy Duggar, Marilyn Hunt a n d Diane Smith. Also the Misses Cenl Wheatland, Sandy Slaton, Sherry Thrasher, Donna Peters, Sha­ ron Stanul, Marie Rowland and Audrey liters. Mrs. Celia A. Hegg of Man­ kato, Minn., announces the engagement of her daughter, Mlis T ricy L. Hegg, to Wsyne E. Albert, ion of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas G. Albert of this city. The popular bride - elect was born in Mankato snd at­ tended Mankato High School .id ± .J L ^ A ■nd Mankato State College. She was graduated from St. MISS TRACY HEGG Francis Hospital’s School of Medical Record Library Sci­ ence, Lacrosse, Wls. She is The Ethel Root presently employed as Medi­ cal Records Librarian at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Circle Meets A t Mr. Albert is s graduate of Mankato High School and was Fellowship Hall graduated f r o m Mankato The Ethel Root Circle of State College with the class the Congregational Christian of lM t. He Is presently em­ Church met recently at Fel­ ployed la the Commercial Loan Department of the Flor­ lowship Hall. ida State Bank and it on the The Business session was presided over by Mrs. Wal­ ter Bethea. Routine reports were heard from various committee chairmen, after which Mrs. T. R. Alford fed the group in prayer for the By Jane Casselberry Church expansion program. Guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Mrs. Ralph Lossing gave a John Blrkhetmer, Sr. of Sem­ very interesting treport upon inole Blvd. this week are Mrs. Ryder Memorial Hospital in Charles Fortner, a friend Humaco, Puerto Rico, telling from Huntington, West Vir­ of the progress which has ginia, snd their son-in-law and been made there In the last daughter, Sgt. and Mrs. Paul ten years. Johnson of Washington, D.C. Mrs. Bonner Carter spoke with their daughters, Step­ to the group on "Let Free­ hanie, Ginny, snd Cathy. dom Ring", detailing both Mrs. Fortner sccompnnled spiritual and political free­ other old friends of the Birkdoms . helmer's, Mr. and Mrs. Char­ les Scott, of Huntington, who are In Orlando for the wed­ ding of their daughter. "She’a not only a 'real' Indlan, ahe'a also e Princess," wc volunteered. "She Is 7" "Yes, she lives In Sanford." "She d o est" "She llkca it here very much," "She doc* 7" The lady under discussion was s t her lovllcst in a stun­ ning moss green chiffon sari, carrying a gold purse, a gold tipped umbrella and looking every Inch a princess, as ahe watched the ball game for a few minutes and took In the sights and sounds of the Fair. She is every bit as fascina­ ted with what she sees in aSnford, as Sanforditcs arc In socing her. • • • JIMMY WILLIAMS, son of Ted and Selma Williams has completed his Marine Corps recruit training at Parris is­ • • • land, S. C,, that historic bas­ MISS JANET JOHNSON wns guest of honor nt n recent bridal shower W E ’ R E DISAPPOINTED tion of green Marines, Riven by Miss Judy Lavender nt her Oak Avenue home. From the left are that we didn’t get to tell you Jlm y will now report to Mrs. W. W. Tyre, co-hostess, Miss Lavender, Miss Johnson, Mrs. Clifford ebout e charming and love­ Camp Lejcune (or combat In­ Johnson, mother of the honuree and Mis. Edward Korgan, mother of ly lady wa know who doca ao fantry training. the future bridegroom. • • * many nice thing* for otheri —who la alwaya smiling, MR. AND MRS. J. L. HOR­ helpful, kind and interested. TON, Sr. of Sanford have Some most peculiar circum­ had as their guests Ensigns stances prevented using her Frank Rockwell of Avon, i t ’s a curious paradox that story. But when 1 tell you that Mass, and Jam es Shcrrard man is afraid of color In his the governor of her home of Portsmouth, Va. Both arc clothing, but runs the gamut state once named her an hon­ June graduates of the Cosst of the rainbow in his cars, orary Ambassador of Good Guard Academy at New Lon his furniture, his house and Will you'll pet an idea of what don, Conn. his garden, say Ron Postal, an Interesting personality she Outstanding feature of this director of the National If. USCG Academy graduation Council of Men’a Fashions. Maybe lite r, we hope. was that the President pre­ • • • SIDELIGHTS ON INDE­ sented the commissions for N e w one - piece Italian PENDENCE DAY: the first time In history. Both bathing suita reflect the twoJuly 4th was Labor Day were thrilled to have shaken piece trend. Dealgncra us* for the Lions Club. To a man, hands with LBJ. contrasting fabrics and pip­ they all worked hard to make Jimmy attended Seminole ings for a. low-level, twotheir Fun Fair a big success High School here for a couple Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Allman part suit effect. Most are . . . and it was. of years while his father, C. entertained Saturday with a stretch nylon and feature The bell on the old fire en- H. McKibbln was procure­ chicken barbecue at their built-in bras. ginn never ceased to clang as ment officer st Sanford NAS, home. • * • children clsmbened over It He will now report for duty Attending were Rev, and Watch for the "cruiser all day long, and all the aboard :ho Coast Guard cutler, Mrs. Arthur Beatty, Mr. and bag"—a longlsh, rectangular swings In Fort Mellon swung Scbago out ot Pensacola. Mra. F. C. Peterman of Desack of striped canvas which » • « briskly to and fro, the see­ can double up as a cushion Land, Arthur Cottcn, Mr. and saws went up and down and YOUNGSTERS, Gail and when full. It's cruising to­ Mrs. V. P. Allman, Mr. and In between the rides on the Bob Gatchcl, children of Dot Mra. Grant Clutter and chil­ ward beach, pool, patio, horses and the train, happy and Stewart Gatchel of San­ dren, William, Dwayne, Cin­ • • • youngsters munched hot dogs, ford are visiting Patty and dy and Brenda, Paul Allman, The diplomat brush, intro, sipped mow cones and soft David Gatchcl in Fcrnandlna and Jake and Johnny Allman. drinks. duced by Kent of London, 1* for a couple of weeks, a post fashioned of extra-ioft na­ A feeling of excitement Ril­ card from Ptty tells ui. Miss Frances Riggs, daugh­ ed the air, shouls of m erri­ " W e ’ r e enjoying beach­ tural bristles to gently mas­ ter of Mr, and Mrs. Fred ProMR. AND MRS. ARTHUR WILLIAMS of Roehampton, England arrived ment, the eroma of popcorn combing, swimming a n d sage a male’s scalp and thin­ vatt has finished school In last Sunday via jet to visit their daughter and hor family, Mr. and Mrs. and hot dogs, the screams beach parties, as well as ex­ ning hair. Tha style: mili­ Jacksonville snd Is now home James C. Lovett in Hear Lake. Mr. Williams is affiliated with the Ad­ end laughter of children on a ploring old Fort Clinch," tary. But it has been supple­ for a month. She accompan­ miralty Security Office in England and Mrs. Williams is in Civil Service holiday. writes Patty. mented by more feminine ied Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shi­ work with the Treasury Department. They expect to remain in Florida A show • stopper occurred Saw David and Patty In San­ styles. The firm discovered vers and sons, Mike and Donabout six weeks. Shown in tho picture are the Lovett children, Dcbru, when Princess Vijaya and ford recently, after they had women snapped up ths "dip­ 1c, (or a week's vacation at Jamie and Max, with Mrs. Williams, Mr. Williams and Mrs. Lovett. her husband, BUI Iloulwell attended a reunion here. lomats"—and re-tooled for the their cabin at Salt Springs. strolled through the park late Asked them, "How's Fernmore dainty-looking models. in the afternoon, to ace how andina?" Males don’t havs a monopoly The following children at­ small town America cele­ "It's still there," they re­ on thinning hair tended the 4H camp at Camp brates Independence Day. • • • plied. McQuarrie this past week: The crowds stopped what Pally and David miss their A great revival of heir­ Karen and Beth Pettis, Kar­ they were doing to watch Uic Sanford friends since they loom Jewelry la due for fall en Osteen, Diane Pell, Becky Princess and your reporter left here last fall, wlien David to Deltona from Jacksonville, By Mildred llaney By Mildred llaney and winter. Trend • setting Cutter, Douglas Juris, Ron­ watched the crowds watching accepted the job of city man­ Several new families have N.C, where ho was a Lt. Col. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Muth New York designers have nie Riggs, Ash Pell and Bob­ her. ager there. And their Sanford recently moved to Deltona In the U. S. Marine Corps. He of Deltona lllvd. have return­ been showing tha great blobs by Jones. Ons excited man said to friends miss them. and wene welcomed by the has retired after 23 years of ed to their home after spend­ of Jewels with new togs. Old Mrs. Lowell Pettis, leader his wife, "I've got to ace who service. They have two sons, ing two months in New J e r­ shoe buckles are made into of the local girla group and Welcome Wagon Hostess. this is,” as he edged closer Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pan- Lynn, who was a student at sey. pins. Fringes on evening Miss Joan Stewart, assistant lor a better look. kiowlcx of W. Wellington E a s t Carolina College in dresses frequently are county agent, accompanied He earn# beck and exclaim­ Miss R o b e r t a Soar of strands of tiny rhinestones. the group. Drive are from Brldgcvicw, Greenville last year and ed, "She's e real Indian!" 111. Mr. Pankicwlcs was a who will enter Stetson this Crosse Point, Mich, is spend­ Chunky bracelets are fourSupervisor of Components of fall, and David, who will be ing several weeks with her inches wide—end wider. A r Telephone Parts a t Kellogg a ninth grade student. C(JNSUI I US f OH YflllH parents, Mr. and Mrs. How­ lot of the Jewelry has parts • • • Sgt. and Mrs. Paul Kern Switchboard Co, ard Soar of Whltewood Drive. that dangle, looking like tiny • • • and their children, Dabby and Col. and Mrs. Joe Mels of Mist Soar, who is a social crystal chandeliers. Cherrla of Miami, were re­ Mr. and Mrs. James Cole W. Wellington Drive ore from science teacher in the Warcent visitors of Mrs. Kern's of W. Wellington Drive have Alexandria, Va. Col. Mels Is ten, Mich, schools, has Just parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roger (wo children, Carol, who will with the U. S. Air Force sta­ received a masters degree In Miller of Lake Charm, enter college this fall, and tioned at the Pentagon in Political Science at Wayne m ar Another daughter of the George who will be a loth Washington and is nearing re ­ University, tirement. Millers, Mary and hor hus­ grader. • • • Mr -and Mrs. P. L. Walston Mr. Cole waa In the plumb Miss Linda Monohan, dau­ SILVERPLATE HY — band Warren McCall, of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Poucher ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo of Morning Glory Dr., are en­ INTERNATIONAL Gainesville alao were visitor*. Ing buslnOM for SO years in Adding to tiro list of the Plymouth, Mich., and In Dc of Horizon St. are from Wau- Monahan of Flngami Terrace, tertaining t h a I r s o n and SANFORD kegon, 111. Mr. l’oucher U a left last week for a month's daughter-in-law, Mr. and M n. Miller’s visitors, were J. K. trait. a s * FLOWER SHOP retired carpenter. Mrs. ou vacation with her old friends C. E. Walston of Omaha, Ne­ Miller and Hal Miller of At­ Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shinn cher has a sister, Mrs. Her­ In Pllshurgh, Pa., ber former braska, and their three chil­ Cor, B. lat A Buford At *. lanta, and Mr. and Mrs. Carl > 1 1 8151 112 B. PARK AVE. dren, Mark, Greg and Dennla. I H - l l l l of Mcrrimac Street come man Mertz, living In DeLsnd. home town. McCIcskey of Marlatta. from Jessup, Md. Ha has re tired from the Federal Com municatlons Commission in Washington, D. C, • a • FROM 8:00 TILL 11 A. M. ONLY Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Mldklff There’s h o need of i long statement of W. Wellington DrIvs come Mr, and Mrs. Robert L. parly included Niki Ashby when our message U brief. So well Just sk ip ______ .____________________ Johnson roomily entertained and Alex McKibbln, Barbara Bradley and Frank Bowman, at a patio pool party honoring Miss Judy Ludwig and her Linds Mills snd John Mann, Shorra and Gerald Jones, Ann Mr. and Mrs. Clauds H fiance, Glynn Hodgci, and Crapps and John Whelcbel Grizzard of Atlanta, Qa. an members of the Ludwig • and Charles Fox. nounce the arrival of a daugh­ Hodges wedding party. ter, Karon Elisabeth GrisThe site of the party was down her* and ear "RANDALL ELECTRIC sard, bora July I, 1864 in At­ st the Elliott Avenue MayCOMPANY of fe n a complete electrical lanta. fair home of Mrs. Johnson's service, doe* good work, does ft prompt­ The maternal grandparents parents, Mr. and M n, Fran­ ly, efficiently and cheerfully and doea are Dr. and Mrs. Harry cis Houmlllat, where an elab­ appreciate Its customers.” Woodruff cf Sanford and the orate bullet table was spread paternal grandparents a r e on ths spacious patio, with Mr. and M n. Claude T. Grii- the guests enjoyiug swim­ *TOB PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN* sard of Atlanta. ming, chatting and soft stereo , Mrs. Grixxard Is the form music. er Elizabeth Woodruff of An electric wall clock was 112 Magnolia Avenue Sanlord and the Grixaarda presented to tha coupla by Phone 122-0815 COR. lat A MAGNOLIA PHONB 822.2482 have one other child, a son, Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. DOWNTOWN SANFORD Commercial , . . Raaldootlal . . , ladootriel Wiring "Chip," Members of Um wedding DEAR FRIENDS: W hit are y'all doin’ out there In reader-land T What­ ever It la, we're getting left out. We've been out of circu­ lation too long — loit touch with ao many of you who used to keep ua Informed. Don't mean who went over to visit the folkr laat week­ end, or ao and ao went chop­ ping in Orlando, or ao and ao is visiting for a weekend. That's country village kind of stuff. Tell me about the people who are doing something Im­ portant. Something for others. Something to mako Uio world « belter place in which to live. The unusual things — the interesting sidelights. The hu­ m an interest story — the unsung before and heroines These are the people we ■want to know about. Fashions Flattery Casselberry Personals Osteen r r 1 r! -1 1,1 fl r| (i 1 * a< fi ci tt to S' a M Personals n r •I H i c i< t * Personals Oviedo The Jack Stuarts And Friends Have Holiday Outing By Maryann Miles Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stuart and sons entertained a group of friends at their camping site on Lost Lake over tha fourth of July holidays. The group pitched six xmalt tents and one Urge one for cooking and dining, with Mr. Stuart serving as head chef with his culinary specialties. Water sports and fishing were enjoyed with some good bridge games In progress. Others enjoying the outing were Mr. and Mrs. Bob New­ ell and five children; Mr. and Mrs. Doug Smith and two children; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gerbaidt and son; Dr. ana Mrs. Jim Prater snd child and Mrs. Margaret Horrell. BARGAIN COUNTER OF SUMMER JEWELRY ALSO OTHER Mr. and Mrs. Robert Menne of Wentsvllle, Mo., and chil­ dren, Sharon, Billy, Linds, and Shelly, arrived Tuesday for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Herald of Lake Trip­ let Drive. The Menhes first met the Heralds white the two men where stationed in Germany while serving In the U.S. Ar­ my in 1952, end this is the first time the two couples have been together in 10 years. MI8C. ITEMS ON SPECIAL! Flemings GifU • Cards • Ilooks 210 E. First 8 t. Practically | Storewide / Deltona Families Welcomed Deltona By The W W Club Hostess Board of Directors of tha Sanford • Seminole Junior Chamber of Comerce. The wedding will be an event of Saturday, September 5, 1984 st 7:30 p.m. at the First Methodist Church of Sanford. And BEACH HATS Casual Shoes VALUES TO $3.00 SANDALS Values To 54.00 2 $ °° pr Now *159 Personals DeBary 'jzg rJS P j Personals KADER JEWELERS BREAKFAST SPECIALS! The Johnsons Host Members 2 EGGS (ANY STYLE) TOAST—JELLY CHOICE of GRITS or POTATOES O f Ludwig-Hodges W edding 341 F R E E NOTICE New Arrivals CO FFEE 1 EGG (ANY STYLE) 1 STRIP BACON TOAST — JELLY GRITS OR POTATOES (CHOICE) 29* FREE C O FFEE TO U CH TO N ’S REXALL DRUG u*Ur / *W “M eCm U Haw late Is fash* fonably late? Up to 15 minutes for lunch or dinner. Sid Vlhlen Randall Electric Company M " BLOUSES SLIPS Sleeveless And With Sleeves Value* 82.98 to $5.98 NOW 82 <>0 to $4.00 And Mlae. Lingerie — Gown*—Robes—Etc. Value* to 810.98 NOW 83 .OO to 80-00 SHIFTS SUMMER Value* to 810.98 NOW $2-98 to 80-98 DRESSES d (lJW S lA Approx. 0 0 % Off Fashions 2528 PARK DR. Wed. p. sa. A F ri. Nlto �BTHr OanTzrrl W rralJ Mon. .Tulr IS. ’64—Pnpre 9 CUSTOM -GROUND-M ILD A MELLOW (DsuaJi flb b y l f DEAn AD BY: We live In w • project. In »ummer wc keep all our windows open and so do the neighbors. There is a kid next door who takes violin lessons, lie's about 11, and he prac­ tices all the time, but he doesn't seem to Improve any. I always thought the teacher gave the kids a new £ piece every week. Well, m somethin? is wr n? here b e c a u s e this kid has been playing HiriORESQ IE all s u m m e r . I saw his father on the street and Isaid. “ Your Marvin sure practices a lot. I hear him night and day." His fa­ ther said, "Don't complain. It's free. Some day you’ll M have to buy a ticket to hear ^ him play." I don't wint to tile a complaint, Abby, but that kid is really disturb.ng my peace. Any suggestions? A NEIGHBOR DEAR NEIGHBOR: If Mo­ ther Love Is "blind.” PathLove is "deaf." Buy Marvin mute, or buy yourself some ear plugs until it's time to § to buy the "ticket." DEAR ABBY: I have a very dear friend whose feel­ ings are easily hurt. It seems that anything I buy, be it furniture, toya for the children or clothes, she al­ ways ends up with one like it. This has been going on foe a long time. Our hus­ bands work together and we go around in the same crowd. 1 suppose I should be flattered that she likes my taste so much, but peo­ ple are beginning to ca 1 us "THE GOI.D DUST TWINS.' How can I solve th s pro­ blem without ruining our friendship. A "GOI.D DUST TWINDEAR GOI.D; You cannot possibly tell your friend that you resent her copying you without hurting her feelirgs. Either do your shop­ ping out of the city, or tell her how you feel about tills "Kate and Dupli cate" rout'ne and be prepared to write off the friendship. • • • DEAR ABBY: The woman who boasted that she taught her children to in­ quire ton the telephone), "WHOM is railing, please?" needs to go hack ami study her demon ary grammar. Doesn't she know that WHOM Is objective, and it should be. "WHO Is calling, please?" Did she tell you what the response to their "WHOM is calling, please?", was? C l ’ It lot s DEAR CURIOUS: No, But QcucoJby On fijudgsi "Always cover an honor • with an honor," la a pretty good rule, p r o v i d e d you change the word "always" to "most of the time." One time when you should Snot cover is when your honor will be lacrllicicd when you do and when the honor may turn out to tie of value to you If retained. If South covers the queen o( spades with dummy's king, he may win (hat trick. Onco every year or two, someone leads the queen from ace^q u e e n against a four-heart ^ c o n tra c t. Tills isn’t one of those onco a year occasions ami the ace It silting back of dummy's king. If you carver, you will lose that first spade trick and assuming tiie de­ fense doesn't fall apart you NORTTI U 4 K7 4 2 49 A 10 9 3 ♦ 94 4632 WEST EAST 4 QJ 933 4 A 108 87 49 33 4 Q ft 7 3 4KJ63 4 KJ 4 4 10 9* 3 SOUTH (D) 46 49 K Q J 8 6 4 ♦ A 102 4AQ7 East and West vulnerable South West North East 1 49 Pass 2 49 Pass 4 49 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead—4 Qwill lose one diamond and two clubs later. You will com­ plain about your had luck be­ cause the ace of spades and king of clubs wvre placed badlyfor you butyou wilt (x)& Jh& W om an: News item with a London dateline: "British doctors and psychiatrists are combating an ailment rc|>ortcd spread­ ing among housewives—worn- Legal Notice p is Ik* I n s r l « f th # I ' s s s l t Ormlnnl# l ' # a s l | , I 'l n r IS>. !■ I 'r e k e l # . l a r r i K o la t# » t E I.1 Z A U K T H H T lK lIL K It U#o*ss«<1. T i , All C r r S M u r s a a d I ' t m s s H u la s C laim s o r lirm sads A a a l a a t S aid C a l a i s , You anil # n ' h <>r y o u i r # Jicr»Uy nu t If It'd am t r,gulr*>l t o i i ra a a n t a n y c l a i m s a n d d e ­ m a n d s w h i c h yo u , o r e i t h e r of y o u . m s y h a v e nitulnat th e • s t a te of K lltsb o th ytlehler, R l e c e a e e d , l a t e o f s a id C o u n ty , " t o t h e C o u n t y J u d y # of S e m i ­ n o l e C o u n t y . F l o r i d a , a t h is o f f i c e In t h e c o u r t h o u se o f • a i d C o u n t y n t H anford . F l o r ­ i d a , a In In six c a l e n d a r m o n t h s f r o m t h e t i m e o f t h e fire* p u b ­ l i c a t i o n o f t h t e notloe. T w o co p i e s o f e a c h c l a i m o r d e ­ m a n d ah all be In w r i t i n g , a n d e h a l l s t a t e t h e p i s e s of restd a n c e a n d p o s t o f fi c e a d d r e s s o f t h e c l a i m a n t , a n d s h a ll he aw orn to by t h e elalm ant, aiient, a tto rn e y and tecum ^ > a n l a d by a f i l i n g faa o f o n e H intlor a n d s u r h claim or de. m i n d n o t so file d ahall ba void. C a r o l i n a E. B t l o h l . r Zull Ae a d m i n i s t r a t o r o f th e C e ta te of E l i s a b e t h S t l e h l e r, D eceased Mrs. C a r o l i n a E. S u it J o t s N. O r l a n d o A re. M a i tl a n d . F l o r i d a I ’u b llsh J u n e J l A J u l y S. II. In. 1>S« CDA-111 4E B E EIGHT O’CLOCK By Abigail Van Buren en who find themselves men­ tally unable to leave their homes without suffering at­ tacks of tha wvepa ami the shakes." Well, that’s one ailment we don't have to worry about crossing the Atlantic and at­ tacking the women of Ameri­ ca. If there’s one thing that hoimcwive* in this country do at every opportunity il'e GET Out Of The House. T h e American woman’s dread of being house-bound has resulted in the second car's tiecoming a modern day heceasity; in the cult of to­ getherness that takes mama along wherever papa goes; in tiie spread of women's clubi and organizations that keep housewives on the go. The American woman is so bent on avoiding cabin fever that she much prefers to meet with a group of women to hear a book review than to stay at home and read a it was probably, "It’a ME!" DEAR ABBY: I am not asking for advice, I just want to cry on your should­ er, and ho]»e that the right people read tills and do something about it. I am living with my oldest mar­ ried daughter. I have two o tter married daughters, and a married son. but this daughter is the only one who knows she has a mot'e r . I make my home with 1m-r as I am a widow. I realize every fam.ly needs to !>c alone once in a while, but I havu nowhere to go. I wish some of my other children would invite me for a weekend, or even a night, but they don't. I am not In­ dependent. I am not able to earn my own living. I have nothing. Sign me— DISAPPOINTED IN MY CHII.DREN • • c o fiB e S a te ! Hales • PA 3-4928 Zenith Color TV Biles 3M9 Hanford Av*. Every Day Low P r l c r l W hite House Evap. Milk MONDAY P. M. • lit! 11:09 11:11 MU 12.fO By Oswald Jacoby have helped your own bad luck along. Let's sec what happens tf you play a low spade from dummy. West will hold the leaiLund will probably shift to a trump. You will win with dummy's nine and lead a low spade from dummy. East will play the ten spot and you will ruff. Then you lead a second trump to duminy'a ten and lead another low spade from dummy. This time East will haw to play his are of spades and your king of spades will now be high. You will still lose tiie club finesse, but you will In* able to discard your acvrn of clubs on that good king of spades and wind up with one club l<»er instead of two. By Ruth Miiiett book. She would rather go to a meeting of her garden club tliun weed her flower lied. Him can't resist helping to form a ladies' auxiliary to any or­ ganization her husband be­ longs lo, nr a mother'* tlub to any organization that in­ terests nnc of her children. It's not having to leave her house that gives tiie Ameri­ can housewife an attack of l)io weeps and the shakes, B'» being forced by cruel circum­ stances — to remain house­ bound for a week or two that gets her down. There are probably hus­ band* In this country who wouldn't mind if their wives did get a mild rase of atayat • homeltis. B u t t h e y shouldn't get their liopes up. It can't happen here. 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S h o w arc busily reinforcing their Ik) C a p i a l e K a n e . r o , anti • aircraft defenses as a (I) W . o l h . r oak H . o i II) Tokoy ii-ault of rr-ccnt hammering l l ) C a rtonvtllo royal air force T28 <*> l . a m p . o r t . » * r n ln g from fighter • bomber attacks. In­ (3) D i v o r c e C o u r t <») K i . r c t . t formed sources said today, ( ! ) I t o n i p r r Hoorn (2) D a l . M o n o N'ciitrulist military sources t l ) H.y W'k.n ( ( ) Mih<- W a l l a c e Now* reported thp sighting of a new (2) W o r d fo r W o r d battery of four 37 millimeter (k) I L o t # t . s c y antiaircraft guns that have (Tl I ’r lo e in ItlKl.t been moved Into the I’liou ( ?) J e o p a r d y I) 1 l i f t Tl*# Xlf.aSK- Kout area on Hie western IS) T h o MoCnya e t l u e o f t l i r I'i a i n t - tie's J a r (*) M i x i n g l . l n k * I I ) I 'r t * A U l . i l r . ro» . (31 A l l - M a r tl.iarl.otl Reds Bolster AA Defenses TUESDAY P. M. I I . 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K A li.n Ma 4r#r Irk F artnora Meat o f O r n u e h # Nawaroft# !.*«>* It T e ) l . . . e r Legal Notice 9*f I'l i M l f l l m r l n p N olle* I* >irrr»»y < l\rn. It*»ar*1 o f 4’siuniy C o m m U alu n * r r « o f HP tnlnuU C o u n t y , Flop. Ida, p r o p o ap a t o r r a o n a t ti •* f o l l o w i n g iH»i’rt()ttl properly p i r a r n t l y t o n r t l A-l A i t r l r u l t u r r to T*1 T r a i l e r l l o m a IM atrlil: All o f leak# l U r t o y A»r« • t l p a In Haotlon M A l i , T o w n a h l p 2»>H. K i t . a - *:»-* F u r l h a r dtaorll»#d *n 1> hu N'ortL) o f Veakr* l l a r ti r v H o ad a n d I '4 m il# \V«at i»f U l u H arney. I ’u b l l e l i t a r l n u will ba lield In tlio Hattilnolo C o u n t y i*< irt l l n u a r . H tn f o r d , F l o r i d a , In tli© C o u n t y 4* ittitniaa ton era tl *ofn. on J u l y : r. 1 a t l#:i*n \ M o r .»# s o o n t h e r e a f t e r a a poaa* NOW io n ifiuiK thru W EI), DEBORAH K£RR_ MILLS-® M A R K S THE S P O T OF THE L I Q U O R MART OF V A L U E S . . . I’lAlO STAMPS PROMPT OlllVERT 322 0906 9rl 8 tat. MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION S E M IN O L E y ♦ l-l.l). R-O*. Ench B peeialt A 4 P H A W A IIA N Pineapple H|H-rial! All Plavors Marvel Brand Ice Milk Hpeetall LIIIIIV'H Tomato Z i 1 JUICE 3 9 U 'l-O s. Can B O O S T E R S C L U B 10 ‘ Hperiall AAI* — Our Flneet ((uallly Sweet Speelal! HULTANA Salad Dressing \ y t AM. t* 18 PA Mae. Then Thee. 8 AM H MideOk 9 Apple Pies < A ties - 5 Skinless Hpeetall J ANE PARKER DELICIOUS,( CHILLEDW INES FtMCBtST 9HOFFINOcuntft E Lb. FR A N K S J»r (Junrt 1— ■ ------* ~ AI 1:00 3:00 • 6:00 7:00 9:00 Hone In ■Super-Right" ALL MEAT 4 KAYIIY MILLS JOHN Lb. 4 9 “Super-Right” Western Beef Full Cut Shoulder Arm * FREE SUMII t s i s l i m e io aturi dm win pom as Pull Tut Rune In H o ard o f C o u n t y C o i n n i l o l»»nrra m itiola C o u n t y . F t o r l d a it' i | nil - P \ vmi | . J r . 4 li•%IrifiAt) \ t u i i A r t h u r f leu k w ltli, J r . F u MUI i J u l y IS, 1M4. 4*1)11-45 t i l * (1) (t> ID 4:30 l«» ( !) 1:0* I l l (!) 42) I I I 421 m It. U. to la Summertime I'UN SHOW Every Weil. Morning Door* Open 9:l>0 Toys From Toy Cor rel (Ground Chuck Lb. 59c) STEAK ROAST Iblt. Service Seminole TV m FESTIVE OPENING of the new r.iirtliplit Room nt Freddie’* Steak House mi Hvvy. 17-92 in Fern Park was enjoyed by many invited quests. In top photo from left are Owner Steve Larson, Mrs. William Hutchison Jr., Senator Mack Cleveland; Mrs. Fran Larson, hostess; Frank Sutton, contractor, Jim Chapman, architect and Mrs. Chapman. In bottom photo. age Miss Vickie Blair entertains customers at the piano set in a tiny stape (Herald Photo*) over the bar. TV RENTAL • 3-LB. BAG 1-LB. BAG EIG H T? O'CLOCK rnggeC • Problems? Write to AltBY. Box 63700, Los Angeles. Calif. 90069. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, •elf-addressed envelope. • • • Hale to write letters? Serd one dollar to Abby, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Calif., 90009. for Abby's booklet. “ HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOR ALL OC­ CASIONS." S a v e I4< Save 6 C *\ ^ Potatoes > - 3 5 ‘ 2 ^ j s 4 5 * y * '4 JUMBO VIN E RIPE CANTALOUPES To help with the athletic program at SEMINOLE . rrs a PUASUM ’ ro a s m ' TOMAT w</e (O fnJs CAFETERIAS 'D&iouiFood CowfaoM&tfM Come Save MU m. Infer uwp. testy pea, cake* and c/oem* . . .1 meets end gsrUenfrooh vs*s«*btee. . . served ta trvfr pisesent surrwMHngs. And rwnetnbar, Tfcarsdqr eight i Is "family night" with fra# dessert* for all...an d Saturday night la "aUek mg*" ■**• f e l d i k g tt-lb. T-Bone steak sooted b» yoor order tor ooly HIGH SCHOOL Please add my name to the Membertdiip Lint. Enclosed in my $1.00 for the 1964-65 school year. NAME ....... .......................................................... ........... ADDRESS ...................................................................... C IT Y ...................................................................................................................... ............. .-U A M. • 7:1 J F. ■. 0 < ™ m r 4 : J » . i . « O F . « . Trad* Winds Caftteriao *l*o l*c*Ud hi Orlando, Losskarg, Cocoo, Hrlksaws 4 f t Pjoggfc -Wi (Mail to Jim Grant, 552 Valencia Drive, Sanford, Fla.) L A ItG K C U 1 S I* I C E B E R G LETTUCE HD U n M y HilfSttmyi .M i;$upcr *■ A h Qlftt F itb r ter etUMtic * reeme t u company, we. rivets Y k « — A®** lhnMI,h Wednesday, July 18. Pift4mat Shoppinf C«it*r B w jr. 17-92 a t 27U) �L .,,- I I f d Horoscope Forecast TUESDAY, JULY, 14, 1M4 'l ; ■I Hi J, •] 9 ; i f I•v 1 I i I* I y fif; I l ' 9* I ti: i i I fr Iu i a GENERAL TENDENCIES! A dsy la alt back and con­ sider w hat you can do to Im­ prove poor relatlonahlpa with everyone by being more coop­ erative and thoughtful and by doing the little things which will bring pleasure and en­ joyment to all. Your sense of neat touch and artistic abil­ ity can now be expressed easily. ARIES (March 2t to April 10) Contacting partners and showing that you will coop­ erate fully In practical af­ fairs Is wise. 8uccess follows such a course. Hobbles are best relegated to the evening, TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) Getting all duties at hand done In a way that co­ workers approve brings fine help from them. Later, get small gifts that they will like. Show gratitude and you advance. GEMINI (May 21 to June 21) Perfecting any particular talcnta you may hava will bring Increased profits soon. Practical Ideas srs your*. Joining with ths right peo­ ple brings an early upsurge, too. MOON CHILDREN (Juno 22 to July 21) Getting Into the most fundaments! aapecta of your affaire quickly re­ veals If all la In tha order you want It to be, Make plane fa r Into the future. Long talke with allies bring cooporation. LEO (July 22 to August 21) It would be a good idea to show your affection for those you truly Ilka In some tangible way. Reconcile If there have been any altercatlone In tha paet. Plan a hap­ pier, more profitable future. VIRGO (Auguet 22 to Sep­ tember 22) Elevating your consciouiness to bigger things soon makes your success more palpable. Meet persons who are auccessful, stimulating. They cen help much with your alma. LIBRA (Septamber 22 to October 22) Better take In­ ventory now and see who la helpful, who Is not, what la needed, what la superfluous. Msks needed changes. Beau­ tify surroundings. Bs socia­ ble In PM. SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21) If you use dip­ lomacy with others, they will come through with vital data you need at this time. Don’t alarm anyone. Look forward to a romantic evening with mate. SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) Good friends can be relied upon to assist you with your legltl* mala goal! now. Be aura to get out eoclally and make now contacts, pine buslmee erratigcmente can be In the offing. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) Be open to tha fin# opportunities In the active world about you and other* quickly help you to capitalist) on them. He loyal to higher-ups. They then glvo further support. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 10) A novel ap­ proach toward present goals 1* required and then you can act with swiftness tomorrow. Find naw source of helpful information. Travsl If neces­ sary to get it. PISCES (February 20 to March 20) By willingly of­ fering to do difficult work, you find th a t others apprec­ iate you more. New and bet­ ter associations are formed. Be truly devoted with hus­ band or wlfa In PM. IF YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, ha or she will be one of those Individuals who tikes whatever Is artlstle, charm­ ing, nut too difficult to un­ derstand or exscuta, and there Is an underlying sense of hu­ mor that la very Infectious. Cultural attainm ents srs the alt-important things In this life, so give every advantage OUR BOARDING HOUSE ffljr Banfnrh Page 10 — July IS, 1964 Ijrralli 7 -/3 mitrMA.lK.Tja.lflt Li Par OK. "Dr. Boggs knows perfectly well that I don't gossip, but I could name him a dozen women In this church who DOl" / The wife of Andrew Jackson never wont to Washing­ ton while be wse president Rachel Jackson died after bag bush e a t was elected president bat befere.Wa Japtifvation.. By Kate Osann TIZZY “When ara you going to issue credit cards?" CARNIVAL 'And besides this, Ichnbod, I also left my heart In San Franclscol" YZAHl MSWBR WE OUGMTA o t'a u r a .e 's / pewr au. bight fOR HtMMILF, AIN’T HST BO CtET OUK3CLVE8 STRUCK BY LIGHTNING, TOO/ By Dick Turner well!11 who are/ I’m queen ..AN* I’M HERE BE YOU—AN’ WHAT ( UMflATEEP1' 1 CAUSE T GO WITH TH' PLACE... SORTAI YOU l IN TH SHORT RIBS TIB ' ALL MMTi OOC-Oar OH V YMI WAVHAMI WOWC . BUT-but i MUST BRING1U£ QUEfcNBACK. with vouk MAatJoaial o o r work to pot r w 1 to do. mil moo *. s u r VaoMscY* El*E is ooiue “That'a Just tha point! I DO know what 1 want In lift i • • that’s why I'm aftar this ralsa In my allowanool*, Arabian Nights ACROSS 1 Slavs of |Hfl BUGS BUNN* Answer to Previous I Knots d j-x rjte fu m BUnted-s bird SRoguo S Aladdin's S P*ralxs w endtrtst —— t—.i—S f U Musical T PtrsU a rulsrs SOMBCSU. M l MM* 9t Al*N SSMCCM» i.nosma wmsg mran s«exsL eon mcvmS „ Jpe*™®** a FbotbaU plsysr is rwwss ** gaasg* sag? asas" "isssr 17LegalUrm g iS a S " " M°v*x'*tnK > > 3 % s » S . 3 t i /.k \ 5 9 ^** . I Eccentric wlwoi cbomlel possible, •'The Stare Impel, they do set compel." Whet yes make af your Ufa la large­ ly sg to YOUl Carroll Rlghtor'e Individual Forecast for your sign for August Is now ready. For your copy send year blrthdste and 31.00 to Carroll Rlghter Fore­ cast The Sanford Herald, Box 1221, Bollywood 23, Califor­ nia. By Galbraith $TD E G LA N C ES uR v S!sr inimdmSl *7 Moriadln dys ^WE GOT RULES----AROUND HERB! YA ---------kWOtV YER ..J NOT SUPPOSED T FEED TH’ANIMALSI EfTEARS A G O - O U R m W T O M 'O 6RAN 0FATH ER - 1 BAHT. DON'T BE 50 MT5TEKIOUS/ ttbj SODsccw ee ah . S ± » S B ™ 40 Compsis point 41 Barmecide - S lC tn m o m r -U PM tt | �It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results. Classified Phone From Sanford Exchange C L A S S IF IE D IN D E X RESPONamiUTY: The Herald wnj oot be re- D* L ont & FounB iponsible lor more thin one 2. Notices - rersonals incorrect iniertlon of your id, 3. Education - Instruction sod reserve* the right to re 4. Transportation tile or reject any advertise, tnent from what ordered to 5. Food conform to the policies of this 6. For Rent P»P«r. HA Special Notices 7. Business Rentals 8. Beach Rentals From Seminole County 0. For Sale or Rent 10. Wanted to Rent 11. Real Eatate Wanted 12. Real Estate For Sale 425-5938 DEADLnres 13. Mortgage Loans 14. Insurance Office 204 W. First STRAIGHT CLASSIFIED; 15. Business Opportunity Tuaa., thru Fri. - 2 r . M. day NOT LONG DISTANCE before Insertion. Mon. • S e t 16. Female Help Wanted 17. Male Help Wanted noon. 18. Help Wanted Legal Notice 19. Situations Wanted Legal Notice 20. Babysitter* FICTITIOI'e *4*1* NOTICE IB h-r#liy x l v .n tji*l 21. Beauty Salona ! am t n t a i ' d In b u r t n l u at In lha Court of m e C o a l y 22. Build - Paint - Repair "on XV. »th It., Sanford, i#m1. Jndno. Xomlnal* County, I t a t a 28. Building Materials tin)* County, rioM da. undar a t Florida. I* P robot* t h a fl c t a t o u * nam* of. BUN. In r* tha E atai* ofi 24. Electrical Service* N E L L I* B. RANDALL aIIIN K TV. a n d t h a t I Inland PeeeaeaB. 25. Plumbing Services t o r#xl#t*r *ald name with the FINAL NOTICE C l a r k of tha Circuit Court, 26. Radio A Television Nolle* I* hereby given th a t Krmlnul* County. Florida. In Ihe underalgned will, o n th* 27. Special Services a c c o r d a n o a w i t h t h a p ru v lalo n o f th a t f c t l t l o u * Kama I t a t u t a a X t h day ot July. A. D. 1MI, 28. Laundry Service t o . w i t : Section l l t . o a rio rM e preaent to th* Honorabt* Coun­ 29. Automobile Service t y Judge of Bamlnnl* County. E ta tute a m i . Florida, hta final re tu r n a c ­ 29A. Auto Accessorise B ll: Millard TT L aeter count and voucher*, aa E x e c u ­ 30. Machinery - Tools K a n n a th TV Mclntoah, C#q. tor of th* K itat* of NELLIE JMtornay a t Law II. RANDALL deceased, and at 31. Poultry - Live etock Poet Offlca Box l l i n ■aid tltna, than and there, make 31 A. Pets Sanford, F lorida 32771 Puhllah J u l y I. II. JO, IT. 1111 application to th* aald Judge l o r a final l e t l l t m e n t of hta 82. Flowers > Shrub* CD B -ll a d m in istra tio n of u i d eatai*. 33. Furniture and for an order d la a h irg ln g 34. Articles Tor Sale N n tlre mt P w blle H o ard )# Notice I* hereby l iv e n , Board him a* euch Executor, Dated thla 17th day of June, 34-A Swap or Exchange of County Commlaalonera of Krmlnol# County, Florida, pro A. D. 19(4. 35. Articles Wanted E dw in Bennett Randall Jm>##« to raaona th a followln Aa E xacutor of tha Eatato 36. Automobilea - Trucks d ra c rlb a d p r o p e rt y p r a a m tl y of N ELLIE H. RANDALL 36-A Autos Wanted aonad A-l A g r ic u ltu r e t o C* Daeaaaad. Com marotat: 37. Boats - Motors N o r t h e r l y l»* f t o f Block • TENSTROM. DAVIS 38. Motorcycles - Scooters X, Mobil# Manor Bubdlvl a McI n t o s h alon, Baoond Baotlon, r . B. Attorney* for Executo r 39. Trailers - Cabanas 11. P a a a a I I to 41, pro Post Office llnx ltlft UTT1 p a r t y k n o w n a a J u n g l e la. Banford, Florida Publish Jun* 21, 39 A Ju ly (, 2. N o tices - Personals t land. 322-5612 Public h e a r i n g will be held In tha Seminole C ounty Cout Moure, l a n f o r d . Florida, In th C o u n ty Commlaalonare (loom, on J u l y I I , l i l t a t 10:00 A. M. « r aa aoon t h e r e a f t e r a« pnai Ible. Hoard of County Commlaa. lonera Eemlnola County, F lo rid a Ily J a m t a P. Avery, Jr. C h a ir m a n A t t e s t A r t h u r B eckw ith. Jr. P u b lish J u l y II, l i l t rn u -io NOTICE OF BALE Notice la hereby alven t h a t p u r a u a n t to final decree rend ered on the I t h d a y of J u ly 1M4. In t h a t c e r ta in r m « p e n d in g In the C ircuit Court In and for Seminole County Florida, In Chancery, where In FIH 8T FKDKHAL BAVINOK AND 1X3AN ASSOCIATION OF KKMINOLK COUNTY, a cor poratlon, le Plaintiff, and AVAN DA OUKIOS and B. P ltA N K n m u n s . Jit. he r hue hand, a t al a r t defendant!. C h a n ce ry Docket No. I l » l l , I, ARTHUR K. BECKW ITH. JR. C lerk of the aforeeatd Circuit C ourt, wrill w ith in the legal hour* of aale on THUnEDAT, JU LY 10. l i l t . O ffer for eale a n d aell to tha hlgheet and beet hlddor for caeh a t the fro n t do o r of t h a Courthouae of Bemlnolo County, Florida, la Sanford, Florida, the fallowing described property, altuatad and bein g In Bemtnole County, Florida, to .w lt ! T he South t t t feet of Ihe N o rth II* feet nf the Weet 111 feet of Lot IT nf BANFUIID CULUIIT DEL. TA. according to plat t h e r e o f raoorded In Plat Book 1. p a g e ! Tl and Tl of the public record! of Semi hole County. Florida. LENS W i n to fe et for road pur* poeaa. Bald eale will be ma le pu r a u a n t to and In otder to e a t . lefy tha term a of aald final decree. (CIRCUIT COURT BEAL) A r t h u r H. Beckwith. Jr.. C l e r k of Circuit Court. In a n d for Hemlnola County, F lorida. Byt Bandra f. Johnaon. D. C. Khtnholeer and Logan A ttorney* at I.aw P. O. Uox ITSI Sanford. F lo rid a A ttorney* for P laintiff Publieh J u l y II. t i l l C D B -ll #b» # « a (n rh ^ r r a lb SWEETIE PIE J u ly 18, 1964 — P age 11 By Nadine Seltzer NOTICE OF MUST ■TATE OF FLORID* T»i M TRTIE O. WILLIAMS, If allva, and h e r unknow n apouae If married, and If das,I, her unknow n helra. devleeee, gran teee, aaolgneoe, llenora. ere,II tora, trustees, or any o th e r p a rties claiming hy, through, under or analnet Myrtle O. W i l ­ liam s; and any and all p e r ­ son* haying, ur claiming lo have, any right, t il l s nr I n t e r ­ est In a n d to th* following d e a rrlb td land, lying and be­ ing In Seminole County. F lorIda, to - w lt: UR 1. Block "C” , T rac t 39 of SANLANDO SlUtlNUS. according to Plat th ereof recorded In P la t Book S, page 44 of th* Public Re­ cord* of Bemlnol* c o u n ty , F lo r ­ ida. You, and each o f you, era hereby notified t h a t a suit h i t been b r ought a g a in st you In tha Circuit Court, In and for Bemlnol* County, Florida, In chancery, entitled It A. DEF R E E a n d SHIRLEY L DEF R E E , hi* wire, plalntllfa. v# M T R T IE O. WILLIAMS, et el defendant#, and you, and each of you, a r a required to file yo u r Answer tn the r la ln tlf f 'a Com plaint w ith the c l e r k of eald Court, and aerva upon Plaintiff# or P la in tif f s ' a tl o r nay, THOilAB ASPEER, who** addria e la P. O. Box 11(4, Fanford, Florida, a copy of aald Answer, on or before August IS, 1>«4. and It you fall to do ao. a decree pro confeaan will be e ntered agalnal you, and each ot you, for the relief demanded tn eald Com­ plaint. Th* n a tu r* of th is suit la to quiet th* title lo the above deecrlbed land In plaintiffs. II. A. DKI'ltKE a n d HHIHLKT L DECREE, hi* wife. WITNESS my hand and I he • ra t nf aald Court, a t Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, thla l i h day of July, A. D. 1*44. (SEAL) A rthur K. Beckwith. Jr.. Clerk of Said Court Ily: S a n d ra 8. Johnaon, D. C. THOMAS A S P E E R 3| ACRE. Paola. 322 2683. L.ARUE 2350 aq. ft. aturdy A Permanent Special JULY SPEC. Foot locker Sale. strong. Can be uicd for Our Budget Wave Now $6.95 $5.99. Army-Navy Surplus, Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop one huge family or 2 medi­ 310 Sanford Ave. 322-0834 um ilte one*. On 2 beauti­ 318 Palmetto Ave. VA-FHA — WORLD Book Encyclopedia, ful Iota, Complete privacy. FHA IN-SERVICE $15. Park Ave. Trailer Court, South on Rl. 17-92, 6 Mi. Call owner for appointment. 22. Build • Paint • Repair lot 93. Sanford. Right on Seminole Hlvd,, 322-9256. FOR PAINTING A REPAIR One Block to Sales Office WORK Call 322-5436. READY MIX CONCRETE 802 Highland Ave. EVERETT A. HARPER Patloa, Floor, Free Eatlmatsn Longwood, Florida FOR A PAINTER, Inakle ot Sills, lintels, step*, blocks, AGENCY - REALTOR out, call Luther Ttaker at 2465 S. Park Ave. FREE $2,400. equity. $100 sand, cement, rock, pipe, 322-6159. steel, grease traps, dry down, $60. mo. pay* all. Phone* FA 2-2264 or FA I-22SS wclii. Stepping stones. Clean 3 bedroom, 10 x 17’ IDEAL 2-bedroom hideaway 2S. Plum bing S c rv lt Fla. room, equipped kitch­ MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. near Sanford 1*4 acceaa, en, terraiio floor*, Helmly 309 Elm Ave. 321-5751 PLUMBING $13,500, HAL HARRISS, 138 Realty Ph. 322-1641. Contracting Repalrt N. Causeway, New Smyrna BOWLING RALLS: Lady’a 19 FREE ESTIMATES Beach, 428-5563. lb., man’* 16 lb., like hew. R. L. HARVEY 510 each. Come by A try FA 3-3385 JUMBO house 8” room, 2 car 204 Sanford Ave. them for stie. 322-8551. garage, patio. Stove, dis­ a, 3. A 4 BEDROOMS posal. dlth waaher 322-1426. 97. Special Htrvleea 1, M , A 2 BATHS AUTO air conditioi^r, Voraa* LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS do, very reasonable, Sen COMPLETE Lawn A Yard FOR COMPLETE INFORMA­ LOCH ARBOR. 3 BR. 2 Batha, "Dick” Kintey, Otto’e Gar­ Service. 322-2310. Fla. Rm., cent. heat. 211 TION SEE OR CALL YOUR age, weat side U. S. 17-92* Ridge Rd., 322 9051. near Longwood, south aids Piano Tuning and Repair 3 BR„ lt» hath, cent, air A W. L Harmon — FA of Rocket Trailers Plant. SALES BROKER heat, aprinklcr pump. IT8 DEEP WELLS drilled up to 36. Automobile* - Truck* mo. 322-8225. 150 ft. Everything furnish­ Stenstrom Realty BARGAINS GALORE ed Only' 8395. Nothing NEW LOT. » Ford*. '57 CadV A F H A 322-2420 2565 PARK DR down, $13.75 mo. Longwood lilac. '55 Butrka. Many 838-4393. Property MmmRcmont others. Sunshine Eddies Us* COUNTRY CLUB & Sales Broker ed Cars A- Parts. 1 milen MANOR WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, West of 1-4, 17-92 overpass FOR Just $10(1 down and $fil SPRINKLER SYSTEMS on Orange Blvd. Formerly per month, this 1 bedroom. Jim Hunt Realty All Types and Sites Zurkerman'a Salvage Yard. H i bath, cement block Offers for your a*lection We Repatr and Service 322-8072. home can be youra! Presentthese Beautiful 3, 3, A 4 STINE ]y undergoing complete re Bedroom 'Machinery' add "Supply C3. '55 FORD, good body, good modeling! Almost Immcdi 307 W 2nd St. FA 2-6432 mechanical condition, CaU ate occupancy. Government 322-6646, Claude UajroU. $100 DOWN FHA - VA HOMES . FHA - VA "Sweetie Pie sure teems determined to get me Into the! icy water!** I. Education • Instruction 6. For Rent U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! FURNISHED 2 flit House 2481 Palmetto. 3220274. W E L A K A APARTMENTS Men-women, 18-52. Start high Kooma private batha, l i t as $102.00 a week. Prepay W. Flrat St. atory training until appoint ed. Thousand* of Job* open 1-Room Efficiency apt. with pvt. bath A ihower, suitable Experience usually unnee for couple or aingle peraon e n try . FREE information SANFORD VACUUM SVC. or retired. Ail utilitiei In­ on job*, lalariei, require YOUR RF.XA1R DEALER cluded in rent. Ideally to tnent*. Write TODAY giving 2355 S. Park 322-45(1 cated on let St., within 1 Dime, addrcn and phone Sale* — Parts — Service block of 2 tree parking lota Lincoln Service, Box 73, and ahoppmg center. In fianford Herald. quiro at Manuel Jarobaon Dept. Store 211 E. First St. l a th * U a a rt *1 t h * U a a a ty 5. Food Jake*. Seaalaala Caaaty, D m RENTALS Mb , l a P m h a t r, OKRA. 322-0415. fa r r i K a t a l* a f Furn. apt. nice $50. mo, PAUL CIIOVANKC Furn. apt. good $60. mo. DeceaeeS 6, For Rest T a A ll f r a g lt a r a • • * Pereoaa Furn. apt. apactoua $85 mo. t la v la g (Talm a * r D eaaaaSa CLEAN let Floor Apt. Pvt Furn. 2 br. 1 bath $85 ma A g a la a t aald H atatai eat. 1004 Palmetto. 3 BR, 1 bath Mayfair $100 mo. You amt each of you ara h t r t h y notified and required 2 BR, Unfurnished house. Ph 3 BR, 3 bath Kit Eq. $100 nio. to p resent a n y claim* and d* 3 BR, 2 bath Loch Arbor $125 322-M92. mende which you, or e ith e r of you, m ay hav* a g a i n s t th* mo. aetata of PAUL CHOVANEC, Oat. sp t 1201 Magnolia Avs. 4 BR, 2 bath nice itae $145 daceased, late of eald County, Apply 8-6:30. mo. to th* County Ju d g e nf P#mt nola County, Florid*, at hla I BR, 3 bath on lake $150 mo 1 BR., Furn. Apt. with Pvt. offlca In th* court h o m e nf For The Fineat Rental* Sec aald County a t Sanford, Flor bath, SIT S Park Avt. Legal Notice Ida, w ith in al* c alendar month* from th* tint* or th* flrat public ation of thla no tic* Taro onplea of aach claim nr demand shall h a In w ritin g, and shall a ta t* th* idao* of rMldene* and post files addrea* of t h a claim ant. and ahall ha a w orn to by the c la im a n t, hla a g e n t, o r a t ­ torney a n d accom panied by • filing f*a of one d o lla r and • uch claim or dem and s e t aa filed ahall be Told. / * / Ait,art P a ul Chovanec Aa executor Of th* Last Will and T e s ta m e n t of PAUL UllOVANEC, deceased Wlnderweedl*. Main** A W ard I* O. llnx H7 W inter P ark, Florida Puhllah J u ly II, to, 37 A Aug. EFFICIENCY, i l l Park. Furs. A pt S300 sieflonvflfo. LAKE COTTAGE 1 Bedroom, Furn. $30. mo, Ph. 322 6108 Stenstrom Realty 256S Park Dr. 323-2420 3 A 3 Bedroom ilouaea Payton Realty 322-1301 REMODEL - REPAIR Stenstrom Realty 2565 Park Dr. 322 2420 RAVENNA PARK IMAGINE being ablo to pur chase a 3 bedroom, 1 bath, kitchen equipped home In till* choice area for only $11,500, with Just $350. down Only onol Stenstrom Realty *565 Park Dr. 322 3430 New Cuelom-built, Lake Mary C. B., 2 BR, carportc, uti­ lity. shade A citrus. FHA Finance. 322-6859. St. Johns Realty THE TIME TESTED FIRM 118 N. Park Av«. FA 3-6123 Owned Homes Priced From $6,750 Down Payments As Low As $100 Monthly payments From $43.50 To mako the beat home buy, aee the VA - FHA Appointed Property Management & Sales Broker Jim Hunt Realty Office 322-2118 Night 323-0648 323-0700 2524 Park Dr. Sanford, Fla. 4 BR, 114 Bath, florid a Rm. central tw it A air-coodi LOCH ARBOR. 4 Bit. 2 Bath, Honing. Ph. 322-4876. Cent, air, Fla. Rm. Sprink lent, patio. Ph. 322 8522, 207 See Suburban Estatee Ridge Rd. W. 20th St., 1000 ft. weat 1-4. Sanford 2 RM. HOUSE. 8 nice building 1 to T p m. Daily lota. First $2,500 lakes this \ i Acre lota, home of your properly. Ph. 668-4601, En­ choice. terprise, Fla. E. O. Fawcett, Developer THERE’S PEACE A QUIET LMN Enterprises No planes. In a 2 BR house on 2 UK. recently repainted, ixiw paved street you ran buy down A assume $58.88 mo for 13,750 Cash. Ph. 668-4601, Ph. 323-5562. Enterprise, Fla. HOT ZIGGIDY. we have new custom built homes. 3 and 6 Mi. South on lit. 17 92 some 4 IwdriMni, 2 hath, VA-FHA — frmn $350. lo $N,ooo down, FHA IN-SERVICE Alan several expansive, not Maine Street cxpeniivr pre-owned home*, So. Long wood District 1 owner FHA A VA $100 down. How can you miss on Contact: Mr. Fertfuaon 802 Highland Ave. this selection. Long wood, Florida 17-92 at Hiawatha MODERN Furn. apt*. Also Storage apses. Pb. 322-1374 FURN. 2 BR. home, $80. T iv Point*, ilwy. 17-92. Inquire UNFURN. 3 BR tkkuc. 2100 Wren Gia Station. Cordova. Ph. 322 0274. 2 BR., home, clean A dote 8LEEPINO room. Private onin. Jimmy Cowan. 322-4013. trance sad bath. 322-3986. NICE Roomy 2 Bdrm. unfurn. FURN. APT. 322 2800. home al 009 Catalina Dr., I9 li. $85. It. A. William*, 322 3951. >11-14 FURN. Apt. 3 Room* & Bath Clow lo. $55 mo. incl. wa IN Till! CIlitTIT rnUHT IT RENTALS ter A elec. Ph. 322-9507. AND Fill! ■■NlWOf.lS COCNFurnished or Unfumlihcd T t. ri.oniDA. nili-tliilr Agency IN ( IKNt HRY NO. I NICELY furnlihed garage apt T H E llltONX BAVINOS BANK, Adult*. 1912 Sanford Ave Ph. 322 5011 218 S. Perk Ave corporation, 322 5668. Plaintiff, UNFURN 2 BR Duplex Apt va. Kit. equip!. T erraiio floor* 1IUWAUD JOHN HILL, at UX. CLEAN 4-Room», down, sun Stemper Agency 15 Uunlnciw Opportunity D e fenda nt! tile hath, Venetian lhad**, porch. 611 Park. Attorney for plaintiff* NOTICE OF SALB P. O. Box 1141 water furn. Ph. 323 2314 aft­ F n n LEASE—Service Stalion. Realtor-Insurnr-TraJcs Notice I* hereby f i v e s t h a t Sanford, Florida p u rsu a n t to lha Final D*ora* 3 ROOM furnlihed apt. Water* er 5 p.m. Good locution. Good pro­ 322 4991 1919 S. French Ave. Puhllah J u ly IS, l», ST, A Aug. nf Fore, loaur* a n d Sain e n te r it IlghU furnished. 322-1744 ducts. Good treatment. Ph. S, 1941. ed in die >aiia* pending In lh« FURN. Apt. Close,In. Jimmie MUST aell, owner transferred CDU-IT Trrtiii Court In and for f a r a l . locally 322-4342, nr apply to Cowan. 322 4013. $200. huya our S year equity, dole < „ u n t y . Florida, case d e c ­ 2 BR,, Fie. room, fenced llic PURE OIL COMPANY. IN T H E CIRrOTT COURT OF kel num ber l l l t t , Ihe u n d e ryard. Lake Mary. 322-1507. 3 bed~onmi, screened porch, T H E SIXTH JU DICIAL C tR . ■tgned Clerk will eetl th* pro RENT A BED IN T U B CIRCUIT COUNT OF CHIT IN AND FOR SEHINOLR perty si t u a t e In aald county 109 Valencia fir., Ravenna Ifi. Female Belp Wanted 2 BR Furn. apt. 1703 Magnolia Roi’away, Hospital A Baby THH NINTH Jt IJU IAI. UIH. COUNTY, FLORIDA. deerrlhed ee Park. 322-3563 $65. Ph. 322-3931 or 322 2296 C U T IN AND FOR •K M IlU l.B IN UHANCHRY N». 1**41 11AIIY Sitter needed for work* Bed*. I-.t I I of Block "Id". COUNTY. FI.ONIDA. NOTICE OF KAHTIIItnOK SUBDIVT tog mother. 5 days, 820. By Day, Week, or Month IN CKANCRRT NO. tieoo roEECLO al'EM SALE BEDROOM, unfurnished KIMS'. UNIT NO. SIX. a*- 3 SUFFOLK COUNTY FE D E R A L ph. FA 25181 116 W. l i t SI. B n l l - B l n i r A g e n c y NOTICE OF week. 323 0769 after 6 cording tn th* P l a t t h e r e ­ house. $100 mo. 1813 Paloma FORECLOBUNE t l l . E BAVINOS AND IX>AN ASSO of as recorded In P l a t CARROL!'S FURNITURE REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE INSTITUTIONAL RECUR ITIEB CIATION, a I 'n t l t d Stataa of HOUSEKEEPER, m a t u r e , Kook 'U " , a n d pas** 3rd A Park Ava. CORPORATION, a New Tork Amarlea corporation, end >4. Public Record* of OARAGE Apt., furnlihed, $41 8. B ench R enlnla white, live in Salary Ph Plaintiff, a o rpora tton. Bemlnele County, Florida 322-2302 or 322 318.1. ftione 322 5641 Plaintiff, 321-0587 before 6 p in Together with alt c trueturen *v*. RAT KENDALL and OOLDtB and Im provem ents now and 3 BF.DROOM home, unfurnUh NEW SMYRNA BEACH 323 0912 afler 6. RICHA RD ARNOLD WEBBER. K E N D A L L hi* wife, $ 1 0 0 D O W N ha rea fta r on aald land, and Defendants fixtures a tta c h e d t h e r e to ; a l ­ ed on Lake Mary. $100. mo Apartment on bcarh week or I>!f*Ad!nt month. Call 322 6496. NOTICE l« HEREBY OIVNOTICE IS H E R E E T OIV- so all gae. eteam, electric, w a ­ F IJA -V A H O M E S 18. Help Wnntrd Ph. 322-6131. E X p u r l u a n t to a Finel Decree EN p u re uant to a Final B a ­ ter. end other h e alin g , r a n k ­ SEVERAL Qutatanding IA S of Fore c losure deled July *. rra* of Fopracloaura date d Ju ly ing. HUTCHISON'S T -frlgeratlng, llghllng, Bedroom Home* available In I l l * , and entered In Chancery . 1941. and anta red In Choa- plumbing, vent Hating. I r r i g a ­ FURN. 3-room opt. with bath OCEANFRONT APTS LOOKING FOB Cae* Na. 111*0, of the Circuit hary Caa* No. 11941, of tha ting. and pow er ayetems. m i k garage. 2520 Narciaiu*. all Area* of Ranfrmd. Let u* 338 So. Atlantic SECURE JOB 7 C o u r t of th* Ninth Judicial Ircult Court of tha Ninth chlnaa. appltancaa, flxturaa Ph, 322-3146. Show you Around I Circuit In and for Fmdnul# Ju d ic ia l Circuit In a n d for and a ppurtenancaa, which now Daytona Beach County. Florida, wherein IN Seminole County. Florid*, cre or may h e r e a f te r p e rta in Call 322-4088 Train for U. S. Civil Service SUFFOLK COUNTY to. or he uaed with, In o r on CLEAN Unfurn. apt. MS Mag ■TITUTIONAL SECURITIES wherein CORPORATION, a New York F E D E R A L BAVINOS AND cold premia**, even though solia. Apply downataira af tests. See our *d under Edu Seminole Realty oor poratlon, la Plain tiff end LOAN ASSOCIATION, a Halted they b* d a tc e h t d o r detach9. For Hale or Itaat tar 6 p. m. rat ion-instruction classifica­ RICHA RD ARNOLD WKHMER, S ta ts * of A merles corporation, abi* 1801 fl. Park Ave. tion. Lincoln Service. Ea> a alngl* man. la Defendant, I P la in tiff, and RAY K E N ­ T o g e th e r w ith lha fallowing CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON FA 1-5232 anytime will eetl to the hlgheat and DALL and OOLDIR K E N D A L L Heme of properly which ar* I BEDROOM furnished house tabliahrd 1948. LAKE. CaU a v a a l a g s beat bidder for caeh at Front hla wife, are Defendant*, I will located In and p e r m a n e n tly In1S3-SOT0. Door of th e Seminole County erll lo the hlghee t a n d beet e l t l l x l ae a p a r t of th a Im­ 322-1397. TAKE TWO! Courthouae. In th* c i t y of San* bidder for caeh at the Front provement* on eald lend: ■R. nicely (urn. houae Two sound homes, on on# lot, 19. S itu a tio n * W anted fard. Florida, a t U:«« o'clock P o » r of th# Seminole County W eetlngheue* E . l a a t r t c 12. I(«1 Eatai* For 8ala in town. Groas income $115, AduRa. $60. mo. 333-SITS. A. Mo a n th* 17th day »f July Courthouse tn the City of S a n ­ Built-In Ov*n. Model OLCIM4. th* follawlng deecrlbed ford. Florida, a t 11:00 A. St17-*. Serial V t t 4 ( « | ; or live In one and rent the IRONING In my h o m e . LOCI! ARBOR p ro p a rty aa eat forth In eald on the 17th day of Ju ly , t i l l , FURNISHED Weetlngbowa* B i a s t r i e 322-1203. other. Only $8900. S u m m ary Final Decree, In wit: the following described p r o ­ Hull! - In Hang*, Modal PLg 1 BR., 1 hath ................. $5$ SPACIOUS homtaMe In aefoct L o t ?S. Block "A" of POL- p e rty aa se t fo rth In aald Final .«; l e r l a l V l * » l l ( ; BART riLCHEn. Broker area of Loch Arbor. Only RAT H A N D It. Seminole Dacrat, lo-w it: MARRIED man would like Q ua ker W all H e ate r. Mo 3 BR., I bath, Gar. Apt- *5$ CaU 322 7438 $4,000, CaU or see. Lot 41. BEAR L A K E County. Florida, according del RH I I S - 1 , Serial H 4 t- 3 BR., t bath ................ ITS work to Package Store. HILLS, acoordlng l o th* t o th* P la t thereof record­ 11*1. Bondable. Sanford Herald, P la t thereof, a* recorded ■ I public eels, to th* hlgheet 3 BR., 1 bath, nice . . . . $60 ed In P la t Book It. P a x ' A. WILLIAMS In P la t Book I I a t Pag* a nd b a it bidder f a r cash ha- I BR., m bath. Fla. rm. 1133 Stenstrom I I , of tha Public llcrorda Box 87. Realty ROBERTRealtor 17. of th* Public Iteeorda tw sen th* hour# of eleven of Seminole County. F lo r ­ UNFURNISHED of Seminole County, F l o r ­ o’clock la th* forenoon and ida. 322-2420 Raymond Lundquist, Asso. HOUSEKEEPER, babysitting ida; to g e t h e r with t b s f o l­ tw o o'clock In th a a f te r n o o n on 3 BR., 1 bath, kit. equip. $60 2565 Perk Dr. T o g e t h e r w ith th* following or wiU do ironing in own lowing: FA 2 3831 AUsntlc Bank Bldg. th* l l t h day a f July. !*(«, a t daaurlbad household Heme: UREENBKIAR 3 Ele ctrend H e a t e r s Modal th* front door of th* Sami- 3 BR., 1 bath, kit. equip. $65 H eater home. 322-6588. 400U ■al* County Courthouae la Baa- I BR., 1 bath, kit. equip., Burfac* Unit Choice lota available tn DATED thla I t h d a y af J u ly fard. Florida. Oven 21. Beauty Salona 4-Acrea ........ MS Greenbrlar of Loch Arbor D a ted thla I t h day of July 1944. D O N ! AND DATED a t BaaVA-FHA — (SEAL) ford. Florida, thla I t h day a f a BR., 1 bath. kit. equip. $ss overlooking golf course. 11*4. FHA IN-SERVICE HOT JULY SPECIAL A r t h u r H Beckwith, Jr., July. III*. IM tA L ) , .. . 3 BR., 1th bath, atove Custom building to your W. on 25th St. to Lake Mary in our air-conditioned salon. Clerk ot the Circuit Court (COURT SEAL) A r t h u r H. Beckwith, J r , of Seminole County only ........... $135 specification*. Greenbrlar C lerk of th# Circuit Court A r t h u r H- S ack with, Jr., Blvd., left on Blvd. to Lake Permanent! starting at $5. By; S andra S Jo hnaon By: Sa n d ra 9 J o h n a o n Clerk developed by Mary Fire Station, Right to Deputy Clerk Shampoo-Sets, $1.78. Hair Sandra t. Johnaon D e puty Clark COURSHON AND COURJHON KINGS WOOD Deputy C t l r k H oltaday A a a r d n a r Office in Model House on cull, $1.25. H i 41st Street Mehoney, Hadlow, P. O. Box 14* BUILDERS, INC. Abbott Ave. Ace Beauty Salon, Miami Beach. Florida Chamber* A Adam* C a r a t 0*M#» 14. Fla REALTOR - INSL'ROn 202 Fairmont Dr. i'u bll-h J u l y 11. 1144 I'uMI-h Ju ly II, 1**4 LMN Kntemri-rs, Inc. Puhllah Ju l y 11. m i . Mayfair Hotel C D fi-U CUD-44 Y FA 2-4991 1313 5. FrtacA Ave. FA 2-W/4 1CUV-4I fix. 322 2744 ' Fboue 322-8525 NEW HOMES NEW HOMES Stemper Agency y fc iW /t* J 34. Articles For Sain NEW HOMES CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Tuee., thru Frt. - z P. M. day before Iniertlon. Moo. - S at cooa. IS. 1*44. C D A -tl 12. Real Eslnte For Sale 12. Rent Estate For Sale 21. Beauty Kiton* CaU B. E. Link, 322-7029 MUST SELL due to order* 1957 Plymouth 4-door hard* top, white with new whit* AIR-CONDITIONING wail Urea, aU power, auto­ ny FEDDER3 matic transmission, radio, H. B. POPE CO., Inc. heater. $395 cash. CaU 323200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 9601. Building; Contructor 29. Autom obile B ervlc# Auto Glaaa, -TOgM A Sea* Covers AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 1963 Chewy 2 S. S. $200, take up payments. 322-1187. '63 Chevy 11 Nova, Excel!#* rood, Ph. 322.8283. 1955 BUICK, air eondiUoned; 1957 Pontiac; both reaioo. able; See "Dick" Kintey, Otto's Garage, west side U. S. 17-92, near Lonfwood, COHEN RADIATOR SHOP •outh side of Rocket Trail# Free inspection, estimate*, pickup, delivery. Recoring era P lan t k repairs discounted. *55 FORD Convertible, atan* 31m E. 3rd. 322-3448 d ird shift, RAH. Good con# ditioc. 332-8600. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8038 ALL WOHK GUARANTEED AUTO GLASS INSTALLED Senkarlk Glean and Paint Company 110 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4U2 31. Poultry • Llvaetock $ Bank $ Repossessions '60 Peo. Wgn $787 bal, t n mo. MCE gentle 48" m i n , $125, '57 Ply Win., 8397 bal, |23 mo. Phone 838-7745 55 Ford Wgn 8389 bal. $23 n o . '53 Mar. Wgn $381 bal, $11 uMk 31 A. Peta '55 Bufck, $228 bal, $11 mo. KITTEN, InteUlgent, house '55 Pontiac, $374 bal, $21 mo. broken, for adoption, 2 mo. '51 Dodge, $714 bal. $32 ora. 322 9631. *59 Opal, $599 bal, $31 an« GERMAN Shepherd puppies '53 Merc. $569 bal, $32 mog '56 Chevy. $517 bal, $28 meg 132 8310. '87 Old* , $467 bal, $11 meg DACHSHUND Puppies, several '31 Pont. $499 bal, $14 mo. weeks old. Registered. Ph '58 Chivy, 1667 bal, $11 mag '57 Huk'k, $396 bal, $29 mag 322 8621. '56 Chevy, $519 bal, $29 mo. AKC Registered, black, fo '53 Cadillac, $490 bal. $24 mo. male Poodle, 1 yr. old. Rea- '58 Imperial, 1777 bal, $33 m«g sonable. TE 8-3737. '58 Rambler, $481 bat, $24 m<s '55 Olds, $471 bal, $24 mo. 32. Flow ern • Bhrube '38 Olds, $781 bal, $33 mag Ripe hydroponic tom* toe*, '57 Chevy, |T92 bal, $35 mo. 25c IS. Grosser Hydroponic '56 Chevy, $419 bal, $14 meg Farm*. So. Sanford Ave ‘80 Ford, $399 bal, $31 mo, '53 Olds, $177 bat, $15 mng 33. Furniture '56 Merc. $133 Hal, $4 mog '57 Ford, $90 bal, $3 mo. f r e e e s t im a t e Upholstering k Mattreaa rax* ovatlng. New k Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. REPOSSESSIONS. INC. Co., at 709 Celery Ave. FA 3-8117. SANFORD AYR. OPEN EVENINGS National FURNITURE 3 COMPLETE ROOMS ONLY $240.50 Easy Terms Shop and Save The Budget Way BUDGET FURNITURE CO. 198 Ixmgwood P laia 17 92 Ph. 838-4583 IUIZ Phone 322-4503 37. Oonle - Motor* Gateway To The Waterway Robson Sporting Goods Your EVINRUDE Dealer 304-6-8 E. 1st. Ph. TA 2-3861 18. MolnrrydM - Scooter* fell Ua Your Furniture. VESTA Scooter, 1963, A-l (Cfr Quick Service With the dltioo. Roll bare tod ap art lire. $225. 321-7683. Cask. SUPER TRADING POST. FA 1-0877. 1962 VESTA motor eoooter. Used furniture, epplUacea, 8175. 323-0629. tools, etc. Bought • Sold. Larry'a Mart 111 Sanlord 89. Tnllero • C tbiaia Ave. Pb. FA 1-4118. APACHE Camp Trilfort. New * Uaed. 322-3467. For lha biggest inaction of Marly new and used furni­ ture, see Noll's Furniture B t-l or e y o u b u y Brokerage ia CwselbeiYy on 17-82. Open 8 day* 8 to A 34. Articles For Salt Jolly Donuts WITH Jelly la a t W arren't Donut Shop 2012 French Ave. 828-4088 see O r ix n u t ■Bmmm • A $1»«M W « aP to *. • (if k , OLD NEWSPAPER3 FOR SALB 26 LBS. • 60c SANFORD HERALD DICK’S APPLIANCE SERVICE 516 Sanford Ave, 322-7*1 �Vffr 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 I H By William J. Eaton United Press International SAN FRANCISCO (U PI)— The Republican Convention vraa apllt today over a Goldwater-dominated party plat­ form th at 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 of 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 of the platform was written hy tha GOP Resolutions Commit­ tee during two week-end ses­ sion* wracked with conflict. I t 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 of tha civil rights law, but Instead pledged: "Full Implementation and faithful execution of the civil rights act of 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" of the statute. On tha question of politi­ cal extremism, the 8,500-word platform was silent except for • gibe at the Domocrata it ac­ cused of 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 i l nuclear weapons. Goldwa­ ter has contended that the NATO commander should be given greater supervision over use of 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 of withdrawbig diplomatic recognition from tha Soviet Union In or­ der to gat Communist conf i l l Ionia 1 Establishment o f a a 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 w ar etreU gy amthe attack. I t ad­ vocated preaalng more "deelsively" for victory In South ,Vlet Nam, recognition of • lny|i>i guvenuBsnl 1b exua % / ,’ - FOR THE PEOPLE" & iL'&'ki; ’ ' SffiCMIS ★ QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED mm , - - ’■ w if- f • , WED. TUE. MON. “DEPENDABLE” "PILLSBURY” S fe 4 ;S p -i 25th & PARK SANFORD , BISCUITS. C L 0 R 0 X ...... | WmSsr 1 m '2 : 11 i (fc' If y l 8 OZ. 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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 of 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 of Clear laike, Iowa. First runner-up was Jane Olmstad of tiie Uni­ versity of Kentucky ami aecend runner-up was J a n !'helps of Colorado Springs, C o lo , 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 (UPI) —First baseman Ed Kranupnul of 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 of 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. HAN FRANCISCO (U PI)— 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: "Well, a t 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. 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IHL 35‘ “AIR DEODORIZER" FL0 R IE N T “LIQUID DETERGENT" D) at your T hrift way •m i n u n im n n n e t Vrdnntday. July 15 • A f t A f t f t i V EL �• Spotlight Turned On Sanford Waterfront Possibilities Seminole County * * * * on the St, Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America** Zip Code 32771 fe n tlfr ' 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 of being icnored, Sanford’s unde­ veloped waterfront was suddenly the focus of 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 in surh n way that all could (Continued on Page Three) ha lined. --'■ nutf-h* pleaded with emu-* .......★ ★ Ar mlasionera, "we urge that you not conniiler leasing nny por­ tion of 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 executive director, we )nWATERFRONT DEVELOPMENT PLAN, ns duvelojied “ 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 ml.;/":, 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 s e e 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 how leasing to one of the Howard Hodges, working in "waller groups would In* de­ conjunction with John KriEDITORIAL COMMENT 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! group" was a "tremendous Mrllonvllln Avrunr, Involv­ 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 of It." feature or well known attraction. John Krlder, H o m l n n l o cipal control. • • • 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 ft.. . . . First Federal . . . Architect , . . Sanford Atlantic nro not proposing this plan group," headed by Jam es 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 of upptoximnteThree Sanford hanker*, con nt intense interest tn munici­ chopping it up nnd parceling Page Three, 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 financing feasibility of liie At the same time, it is pro­ The marina nnd lakefront center will pro­ manager of the Chamber of posed Uluntly, it is estimated at downward trend, stem the that n new land-fill Commerce and several other project. vide Sanford with a major attraction, it will flow of business away from the of the must progressive and project iti the basin will pro- aland (500,000. develop one major aspect of the river, it will We (eel that such develop­ The ligurrs were derived forward-looking rilixens Imve vide area for service build­ city and bolster a sagging ment is financially feasible revitalize the downtown economy, and it will presented to the City of San­ ings to provide for the re­ frmn inquiries and investiga­ economy, put their head* to and that necessary financ­ enable Sanford eventually to become tho inland ford Commissioners a plan, quirement* of the h o n t * tions made by the office of gothcr and came up with an ing ran be obtained by utili­ boating capital of Florida, a new phase of ALWAYS Rftrr QUALITY m thu magnitude of which has therein ns well us u small pri­ John A. Horton IV, architect, 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 Kanlnnl bukines* urea It is also proposed to create who was responsible for the the City of Sanford Is In the ticipated revrnues and the The development of Sanford's lakefront is from slipping into oh-mri- 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 erono- mately 35 acres w'hirh will Daytona Iteach Yacht Basin, Just another lakr, but a wa­ appear lo be sufflrirnt, if 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 cilities of a similar nature in to Jacksonville and on up unrbanged, In make the 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 tificate Issue a bankable f r o n t farilltie* extending and other facilities. The half million dollars from the former l«rntlnn of This facility should have would he spent by the City to a feasible, finanriablr, posa- transaction, |d % 7 7 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 WXllE 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 It is proposed that facili­ structed and operated by service, electric service, sew­ Kanford on the map—will FIRST COME FIRST SERVED -vrlopnirnt of industrial vantage of low-cost barge ties would he developed to draw peiqtlr and money this project and to assure parties such us one of the age service, construction of 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 of 1904, The Very truly yours, Production industries con­ and up, in a yacht basin. and piers. Commissioners which accom­ Smal l 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 of Hanford should be piers and docks has already their plan: Vice president, First Feder­ ic inland water currier plant facilities slung naviga­ ticn with the p r e s e n t the logical party to construct been formulated, and the fig­ 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 of 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 l0i" 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 T hink Big Layout O f Lakefront Cost Estimated Bankers' Letter To At $500,000 Project Described Council Backs Plan fle n n e u f JU L Y C LEA R A N C E ! W aterfront Locations Attract Industries 12 Only BRAIDED ROOM SIZ E RUGS 8Vi * ii Vt OTHER SIZES � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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M. ••• |U LM K „ S A V IN G S ! D IL Il [S P EC IA LS G R E G N IC H O LS, 10 year oiu sun or Mr. Mrs. Clarence Nichola of Lom;wood and one of the county’s “ yountr. youriK" Republican*, ad­ mires autographed photo of Harry Goldwatcr sent in return to Gretr’s letter con«rntulntinK the Senator upon winning the GOP nomination for president. (Herald Photo) SPECIAL PURCHA Fingertip control, ALL BRASS, 3 BULLET P O L E L A f 1----- Lake Monroe Jottings By Mrs. It. L. Johnson Well I declare, wasn't last Thursday Just yesterday? Time U just going by too fast. Watch out boys and eirls, school dsys will be here be­ fore you esn almost say Jack Itohlnson. There are families still on vacation and some just coming home. The Charles Bakers and their children a. long with Frances Warren and ■on, Melvin, are camping out at Alexandria Springs. The Baker children were anxious­ ly awaiting this trip for a long lime. Hot they arc Having the lime of their live*. • • • Con­ gratulation* to Edgar and Mary Ann Bruce on their brand new arrival, a cute little gal. • • • We want to extend our sympathy out to Hie family of Mr. II. Dunn, who passed away last week. Mr. Dunn re­ sided on Upsets Hoad. • • • Di<l you sign the petition for getting Hie West Side Fire De­ partment started towards be­ ing a reality? The names were needed in order to gel onto the Novemlier election ballot. 1 understand that a certain amount of name* were need­ ed and that Hie committee got them easily. Now the NEXT step? Your continued support and when there is a meeting date announced, HE THEBE, (icnrge Hell, who is Ihe presTALLAHASSEE (I ll'll The Florida Mayors Council Ident, (old mu that he ha* the on Fair Apportionment made promise now of a (Ire truck. Hi well 'publicized move m cl That la grand. So by all means, day and asked a circuit Judge do support this organization to remove the state'a present because It la working real apiwrlinnmcnt plan from Hie hard to see (hat everyone out here in Oils district gets (ire November ballot. St. Petersburg Mayor Her­ protection. • • • Mrs. Harry man Coldner filed the petition (Vallie; Wilson was In Hushwith Cirruit Judge Hugh Tay­ nell last week to attend Hie lor on grounds the ll. S. Su­ funeral of her cousin. Mrs. preme Court hud declared Die Jerry Chovoua. .She leaves lie* 42-irnstor, H2-rrprcaentnlive bind her husband amt two small children. Our sympathy plan unconstitutional. “ By virtue of the Supreme goes out to Die bereaved fam­ Court's decision," C o l d n e r ily. • • • Sorry lo hear Dial said, “ House Joint resolution Charles Italnm is confined to 5 X la unlawful amt In viola- lhe local hospital. Hurry out tlon of the Hlh Amendment Charlie. * • * And glad to hear of the Untied States Constitu­ that Mrs. Freddie (Ann) lirelircns is now out of the bustion." • Taylor art Aug. H at 10 a.m. pital, • * • Mr. and Mrs. 1-ec for a hearing on thr petition. Keller have returned home Lust month, Miami attorney alter a nice vacation spent in lllchard Swann filed suit in the mountains near Knoxville, federal district court in Mi­ Tenn. Uncle Iwe just finished ami to order Hie Legislature budding a summer catiin up to reapportion Itself "with all there. ♦ * • Ulch and Agnc* convenient speed" or let the Hans amt son liny have return­ ed from a vacation which also court do it. Oov. Farris Bryant told the took them to Knoxville and mayors a few weeks ago ttiat then on to Hammond, Irul. for he would cooperate with them a nice visit with Itich's family, legally in a move to get Hie • * * llov, amt Mrs, William plan oft Hie ballot, trill lie lias Lultrrll and family will ar­ aaid repeatedly that he doea rive Saturday afternoon for a not think that now la the pro­ visit with us amt other rela­ per time for a special session tives. Hill is pastor of the Trafalgar Indiana Methodist on rcapportionment. Church where the family re­ side*. His young son Mark will sing a solo Sunday morning in the local Naiarcnc Church. And I will have the pleasure of uccompaning him. • * • The local men's softball league JACKSONVILLE (UP1) — champions. Kings wood Hinkl­ Jnrkaonvllla Mayor lluydon ers, were our guests at a Burns, Florida’s Drmnrrntir hamburger party at our home nominee for governor, und Tuesday evening. Mr*. Iwroy Mrs. Duma will attend no o f­ (Frankie) Estridge assisted ficial sluto dinner nl the mo in preparing for it. They While House Thursday night. boy* won 27 of their 38 game*. President Johnson invited I-a st night lliey drove over lluras to the function which to Kau Callic to enter Hie will he held In honor of Sec­ state tournament. They are a retary Utmernl of (lie United wonderful group of boya, I sure hate to ic e Hie hall sea­ Naliooa U Thunl. Thu White son end as I enjoy the games House said it it the first o ffi­ k> much, * • • our thought cial viait of the Kecretary this week is Kind Word*: If Cicncral In the Ill-year history you hear a kind word spoken of the United Nations and he of some worthy toul you know, will Ihi honured as u lo ad of It may fill hi* heart with sun­ state. shine, if you only fell him »o. Hums aaid today It is his hn|ie, while In Washington, to arrange a later conference on the subject of Interama, the proposed Inter A ui « r i t s n Trade and Cultural Center In New (earlier*'to the SeminSi i a m i. The gubvinatiiilHl nle County school system sre nominee recently obtained being asked lo report Aug. IT support for the project at the to the English Estates .School National Conference of May­ for a briefing session prior ors. lo srhnol opening. HALF PRICE SALE Mix, whip, beat; easy to carry Powerful motor) three speed* $ Easily set up in any room! Space-saving lighting, maximum flexibility Special Purchase! ~ Choose black ond brass or beige and brass PUFF SCUFFS Mayors Ask Reapportioning Off Ballof Outstandingly low price , . . choose now! SCOOP C H A IR S • Women's footflattering styles • Cushioned; crepe soles; sizes 4-10 Misses'Corduroy . Regular & sling­ shot styles 8 to 16 In all Autumn shades Comp. 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But the Renatgon chief said there was no evidence at this time of any substantial move­ ment of Red Chinese forces, either on land or in the air. Top U. S. officials said the Navy's deadly reply to North Vietnamese attacks on U. S. destroyers in International Next time you feel like tak- waters, plus the prompt build­ Ins your seaplane for a ride up of American power in the pay heed to an announcement area, appeared to have ans­ from the U. S. Corpi of Engi­ wered its purpose for the time neer*. They've served notice being. There was s growing feeling that provisions "governing the use and navigation of a sea­ in Washington that the "Bat­ plane restricted area in the tle of Tonkin Gulf" had en­ St. Johns itiver is hereby re­ tered the talking stage with eiOc voked . . The restricted ares in question is near the U. S. Naval Air Station at Jacksonville. • • • The Kiwanis Magazine lias won a top National School Bell Award for 1964. the Clock learned from Dr. John F. Darby, Sanford Kiwanis Club president. The award came for '‘distinguished continuous coverage of education during the year ended April 1 by a specialized audience maga­ zine." Thus, the Kiwanis pub­ lication joins an elite group w h i c h includes "Changing Tim es," "Reader's Digest," "L ife," "L ook" and the three national broadcasting n e t works, • • • An estimated 300 physicians and nurses from five states and including Florida will meet Aug. 20-22 in Daytona Beach for the 14th annual postgraduate obstctric-pcdiatrie seminar. The seminar is sponsored by stale health de­ partments from Florida, Georgia, -South Carolina, Ala­ bama anil Mississippi. It's held yearly to discusi meth­ ods of improving medical care of babies and women before, during and alter childbirth. • • * June contract! for future construction in Florida de­ clined 2« per cent in June, compared with the previous June, word from the F. W. Dodge Company told us to­ day. Still the figure is quite impressive—SU2.9C3.ooo. The total for the first six months of the year is given us $1,123,082,000, a 21 per cent Increase compared with 1903. • • • Gremlin Department: The Seminole All Star ha sc ha II picture which appeared in The Herald's sports page Wednes­ day failed to carry the iden­ tity of Art Lego, the manager. Howard Willoughby is not the manager, as reported, but is the team's acorekecpcr, ac­ cording to Jane Casselberry. « • • A reminder to farmers from Frncsl Lundberg, assislant county agricultural agent: Many farmers and others in the agricultural field do not realize they are entitled to a gas tax refund on gasoline used on the farm for farming purposes. The term "farm " includes stock, dairy, poultry, bees, fruit, fur bearing ani­ mals, trurk farms, plants ( i n n s , randies, nurseries, ranges, gre*'nhouse« or other similar itruclurcs used pri­ marily for the raising of ag­ ricultural or horticultural commodities. » • • Lundberg advises any oper­ ation falling into one of these categories is eligible for Ihr seven-cent per gallon tax re­ fund. Actually, lie adds, there arc two refund*, a three cent per gallon federal tax refund and a four cent per gallon state refund. These must be applied for separately by the owner, tenant or operator of the farm. Refund forms arc available at his office, he sayi. Herald Index Abby ............................ J’aE* 3 Bridge ...................... Fate 9 Classified ........... >011 Comics .............. Bases 2A-3A Editorial ................. I’ afie 1A Funerals ................... Ra^e 3 Horoscope ......... Fagcs 2A-3A Society ....................... Rage 8 Sports .......................... Page 6 i l V Programs ....... R*R*' 1 Page 'j We the Women the next moves probably to come on the diplomatic front. McNamara said his assump­ tion that Communist China may move some of its air force into North Viet Nam was based on the fact that the North Vietnamese have no combat aircraft of their own. "I assume they would make such a request, and it would be answered," he said. Communiit China has offer­ ed “ moral aupport" to North Viet Nam, but McNamara, the Slate Department and Gen- Earle G. Wheeler, chair­ man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, have said there is no evidence at this time of any Chinese buildup along the North Vietnamese border. Even »o, Congress was ready to give President John­ son • resolution backing any action he may deem necess­ ary to halt aggression in Southeast Asia or other trou­ ble spots. Longwood Council Hears Engineers Ry Donna Kates Representatives of the engi­ neering firm of Leffier, Diets and Clark explained before the Longwood City Council Thursday evening the neces­ sity of having a feasibility study made on present and future requirements of the sewerage system of the city. Thu firm pointed out that the population of Longwood had increased at a more rapid rate thun that of the state as a whole and was con­ tinuing to Increase at a slightly steeper rate than Ormtige County. The growth is uhuut 12 per cent a year and projected figures into 1980 show that the area will doulde its population by that time, making it • necessity for the city to provide an adequate sewerage system. Possibility of having the study made was taken under advisement. L. L. Cox, representing property ownrrs on Lake Wildmere, appeared to protest the request of a sewage treat­ ment company to dump waste from a proposed coin laundry into Lake Evergreen. Council assure Cox that permission has not, as yet, been granted to the company and that the objections reg­ istered would be taken into consideration in the mutter. In other business, a letter from Mra. Sadia Proehl was read by Mayor A, It. Ixirmann offering to deed 25 feet of property to the city so that Beider Street could lie extended from Oak Street West. Council agreed to accept the property snd extrmi the street as soon ns a warranty deed could be obtained. Hid* on chlorination equip­ ment, as submitted by Wal­ lace snd Tiernun, Inc., and Fischer and Porter, Inc., were rend In full and turned over to A. K. O'Nenll and Associ­ ates, city engineers, for further study snd recommend­ ation. Council voted to install 14 new street lights in I.ongdnle if rnicments could be obtain­ ed on Longdate Avenue mid­ way between Highland and Wuynmn Streets, lAirmann Clrclo N. between Hunt lluiid and the curve of the Circle, Selma Rond between l.imgdule Avenue and Logan Drive and Hamilton between Carlson Avenue and Logan Drive. It was voted to purchase necusssry tools from Sear* Roebuck anil Company for the maintenance department and fur the new municipal ware­ house. After extensive discussion it was decided to purchase e 1:m’i5 Dodge police car from Seminole County Motors at Sanford. Councilman Carl Lommier recommended that the rity purchase a completely rebuilt tractor with all necessary ac­ cessories. The recommenda­ tion was tabled until further information could bo obtained. An equalization meeting was scheduled for Monday at 8 p. m. The meeting was ad­ journed subject to call. House Approves LBJ's Decision WASHINGTON (U PI) The House and Senate ap­ proved in quick succession today an emergency Viet Nam resolution upholding President Johnson In any "flghl-lf-we-muat" measures needed to eounler Red ag­ gression in Southeast Asia. • a • WASHINGTON (U P D -T h e House, casting aside electionyear politics, today g a v e Water Bond Bids Opened President Johnson a ringing bipartisan endorsement of his "fight if-wc-must" resolution to deal with the Viet Nam crisis. Senate approi al, completing congressional action on the emergency resolution, w a s imminent. The resolution stiles that "the Congress approves and supports the determination of the President—as commander in chief—to take all necessary measures In repel any armed attack against the forces of the L’nilrd Stales and to pre­ sent further'aggression." It was proposed to Congress Wednesday after Johnson or­ dered 11. S. carrier planes to bomb North Vietnamese tor­ pedo boat bases which had sent out attackers against two U. S. destroyers. The only major opposition to the declaration came from Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore., who waged a delaying action against the resolution in the Senate. House passage came after a 40minute debate. Low bidders on the $800,000 of revenue certificates for the City o f Sanford’s water im­ provement program Thursday were Leedy, Wheeler and Allman. investment brokers of Orlando. Bids from four firms were opened at a special meeting of the City Commission, with the winning bid sold at a gross interest rate of 3.71T43. Loomis Leedy, a member of the firm, is the city’s fiscal agent. The water improvement program ia already under Final Swim Seminole Swim Association way, and involves the drilling of four new wells and two ofticials today reminded mem­ water treatment plants to al­ bers that the final meeting of leviate tha present situation In the summer will be held at which all pumpi are working the Civic Center at 8 p.m. at peak capacity and water Monday and urged tint all j members attend. i jtHuong is threatened. Seminole County t * ♦ ♦ * on the St. Johns River Georgia Acts In Slaying Of Army Officer * * * * “ The Nile of Am erica” r n ttfo r d fe n tlfr * Zip Code 32771 WEATHER: Tartly cloudy through Saturday with scattered showers; hlph todny 88-92; low tonight In 70s. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY. AUGUST 7, 196-t SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 251 JC's Endorse W aterfront Project Following Public Discussion By Dnltle Austin City Editor More than 100 persons gath­ ered at the Civic Center Thursday to join the Sanford Seminole Jayrees in hearing the proposal for a waterfront development program on Lak* Monroe, ns presented by A group of leading Sanford businessmen. Following the meeting, the Jayeers Board o f directors met and voted, and issued the following statement: •‘The Jayrees hereby go on record as endorsing a study o f the Sanford marina and motel facilities as outlined by the panel.*1 The panel which spoka to the Jayrees and their guesta at the town-meeting type pro­ gram at the Civic Center was made up of the original pro­ posers of the long-range, com­ prehensive plana to develop the Sanford waterfront into a “ new image of Sanford," with marina facilities for all sties of boats and yachts, enhanced by a motcl-restaurant-yarht club complex. Main speaker was George Touhy, rxeeutivs vice presi­ dent o f First Federal Savings and Loan whn told his listen­ ers that the long waterfront area is ■ distinctive geograph­ ical feature and sets ilia com­ munity apart. "The City of Snnford has a natural asset in the lake • front shoreline, which is pari of the river, and seems to provide the answer to offset the economic blight that Is slowly draining the business life of the community," Touhy said. John Krider, executive di­ rector of the Seminole Cham­ ber of Commerce told the audience that the SI. John's Indian River Canal Is a ''sure thing" and that with the rrnss-stnto barge canal, and the port authority, will put Sanford on the mainstream of the nation's waterways. "R ut Irregardlrsa o f tho canal, this river Is going ta he full of boats. One out of •Vary ten Florida families »o b ’ own a boat," Krider 'pointed out, remark* by 'marine bgckerd, SANFORD -UEM1NOL "W e must take the Initia­ microphone ns Thomas S i«er, Jaycee program Btgged a public forum on the proposed lehnfmnt tive to develop our commun­ chairman and forum moderator, stamls behind mflnlM, tintwing more than 100 permina to the ity now. If we don't have him. In foreground, left, are Clyde Long, JayCivic Center luncheon. Above, Gcorgo Touhy of enough confidence In the fu­ ren president, and John A. Burton IV, architect the First Federal Savings & Loan Association, ture to do It ourselves, ws for the marina proposal. answers a question posed by a member of tho certainty have nn right to ex­ (Herald Photo) audience following the formal presentation of pect someone else to come In here and do it for us," Krider rmplinfized. Touhy and Krider were Joined by John Burton, IV, nrehltect, who explained the drawings and pictorial ren­ derings of the proposed wa­ terfront development, a n d HANNOVER, Germany — Howard Hodges, president of (U P I)— Fugitive Nazi killer the Sanford Atlantic Bank Hans Walter Zech-Ncnnlwlch wlm epnkr on the financing today surrendered to West aspects of tho plan. German authorities, ilia Low­ T. E. Tucker, president of er Saxony Justice MlnbLray the Florida State Bank, also announced, one of the proposers o f the plan rniltd not lie present be­ cause of a business commit­ ItEHTt OKD, Gits land (Ul*l) ment. Panel moderator was —Sharon Timms, 18, was fined Jayree Tommy Speer. 10 pounds ($28) for hitting Jo­ Tbe entire program was seph Ice on tbe head with a broadcast live over radio sta­ policeman's nightstick alter he tion WTRR by Announcer had been acquitted o( raping Bill Reck, and televieion cov­ TART OF THE t’ROWI) which gathered at tho Sanford Civic Center for her. erage by Channel 2, WE8Hbriefings on the proposed lakcfront marina is shown in this picture. More TV was seen on tha 6:30 tlmn 100 persons were on band for the first public presentation and sjMinNewsrope program. sored by the Sanford-Seminolo Jayrees. They listened with intense inter­ MOSCOW (UPI) - The So. Present at the meeting, hut est to the background plans and future schedule of events, should the vlel Union kept up a barrage making no comment were City Commission react favorably to the project. (Herald i’ hoto) of anti-American propaganda members o f City Commission. over the Southeast Asia crisis t o d a y but stopped well short of promising men nr weapons to Communist North Viet Nam jmwA. BRIEFS Nazi Surrenders For G o ' d Measure Reds Complain Property Takes A Beating In 2 Accidents Tun accident' six minute* apart caused heavy properly damage Wednesday afternoon but nn Injuries. City police said a truck driven by William H Plumtey o f Ocoee and a car operated by Douglas L. Braswell of Route J, Sanford, collided at the intcracction of Flr»t Street and French Avenue. Braswell was charged with making an improper turn. The mishap occurred at 3 p m. Six minutci later cars driv­ en by Joseph W. Heath of 514 Mellonville Ave. and Dennis J. Irwin of lie l.aurrl Ave. collided at Park Drive and French Avenue. Irwin was charged with failure to have his vehicle under conlro). Window Broken A window booth at the was ihstcred nesday night, today. in the phone Municipal Zoo sometime Wed­ police rcjKit ted 15 Exceptions Typhoon Roars By Ruby Denied DALLAS (U PI) — Judge |script of the triul testimony Joe B. Drown refused today will go down to the state to approve any o f 15 exrep. Court of Crminal Appeals in Austin. tinn* condemned Jack Ruby's The court of criminal ap­ lawyers bud filed a* tbe first peals, liie highest in the state step in appealing Ruby's in criminal cases, is expected death sentence for murdering to hear Ruby's appeal in Jan­ Lee Harvey Oswald. uary or February. The defense lawyers 10 days ago filed 15 bills of ex­ ceptions. That is, 15 instances ill which they rlaimrd Judge Brown erred in his conduct of Ruby's murder trial last Feb­ TALLAHASSEE fU P I) — ruary and March. Nine ministers released from The defense lawyers now jail terms they were serving have five days in which to for freedom ride convictions file a "bystanders' bill;" that three years ago left Florida's la affidavits from persons capital today and headed for who heard and saw the trial, their homes. saying that they think the de­ The Negro snd while min­ fense exemptions are Justi­ isters got up early and caught fied, a plane to Atlanta, Ga. After Eventually, the bills of ex­ changing planes there, most ceptions, Judge Brown's re­ were expected to arrive at fusal to accept the hills, the Newaik, N- J , shortly after bystanders' bill Slid e Iran- 8 p. • . Freed Clergymen Head For Home MANILA, Philippine* (UPI) —Typhoon Ids shrieked across the northern Filippino islands today with winds up to 150 miles an hour and dumped torrential rains on Manila and the rich tobacco provinces to the north. Delegation Picked JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) — The newly formed Freedom Democratic party (FDP) Thursday night elected a blracial delegation of 68 persons to rhallcngc the seating of regular stale Democrats at tlw Democratic National Con­ vention. ATHENS, Gs. (UPI) - Four Ku Klux Klansmen were held today in connection with tha shotgun murder o( a promin­ ent Washington, D. C. Negro educator on a lonely Georgia highway near here last month. Authorities swore out war­ rants charging the four, seis­ ed lato yesterday by FBI agents, with s "felony." Tha warrants war* designed ta bold the suspects until state authorities decided whs* spe­ cific charges, Including mur­ der. to file again*! them. Murder la among the charges classified as a felony. The warrants were sworn out In DanlelsvUle, Ga., the county seat of Madison Coun­ ty where Lt. Col. Lemuel A. I’ cnn was shot to death July 11 white returning to Washington with two Negro companions after a tour of Army Reserve duty st Ft. Denning, Gs. J. J. Casper, assistant FRf director who headed up an In­ vestigation into the slaying, said earlier the four had been charged with murder In war­ rants aworn out in Daniels- vllle. Murder hi punishable by death under Georgia law, A speeding car pumped two shotgun blasts into Penn's car ai he drove near Colbert, Ga.—ID mile* northeast of Athena—ai Penn, s prominent Washington, D. C. educator, and two Negro companions were enroutc from Ft. Den­ ning, Gs., to Washington. There la no federal charge agalnit murder snd when FBI agents arrested the f o u r Klanamen late Thursday they charged them with • civil rights violation that carries a penalty of 10 years In prison. Traditionally, no bond* am act In murder cases in floor* tfa. U. S, co m inki si oner Girard Hawklna set Iciupwrary bonds of 825,009 against the four men at a preliminary bear­ ing Thursday night at which he said one of the Klanamen confessed to partJcipallng In the shooting and Implicated the oilier three. The men were being held in the Clarke County jail. Au­ thorities s a i d preliminary hearings probably will be held next Friday on the murder charges. Enterprise Sets Registration Pnrcnls expecting to enroll pupils at Enterprise School this fall are requested to reg­ ister their children Monday and Tuesday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Parents of pupils who at­ tended Enterprise School la it year arc asked to telephone the school giving the name, address and grade level while parent* of new pupil* are to come in person to the acliool cafclorium and register. The special registration Is in place of the regular preschool registration scheduled for next week. Loss of school records due to the recent fire necessitates tho need to de­ termine as accurately is pos­ sible the number of pupils la he accommodated. For An AH 'Round Good Time . . . . V Meet For A Drink At The F R IE N D L Y CAR IBE \ 1 I O P E N T IL L 2 A . M . Mon. thru Sat. • Dancing “ On The House" Every Friday Night O Select your fsvortts tunes OR our Juks bos free! , A M W Exiles Rescued FORT LAUDERDALE (U P I)—Five Cuban refugees completed a perilous five-day flight from Havana Thursday when they were plucked from the sea near Grand Bahama Island as shark* circled ben­ eath tbe inner tubes they used to stay afloat during the vuy •g«. I VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN 8ANFOUD I if �CKf Rev. Y in fo r B Grover Vrrall Page 2—Fri. Aug. 7, ’64 Sewell The Bible Speaks I urn lure that many nf you become weary of hearing peo­ ple preaent thrlr idea* of the way that would maka life moat worthwhile. Certainly are have a great abundance o f reading material, we have npportunlUea galore nf hear­ ing epcakera. and we have many other meana of com­ municating one peraon’a thoughts to another. Even though thfa la true wa long for direction that la infallible and not merely an opinion, f o r thla we rauat hear God apeak to ua through the Bi­ ble. Today, 1 would like to ahara with you eome o f my favorite Bible portiona. By them God apeaka to me and He will to you If you will let Him. The Bible Speak* Of Itself: ", . .man doth not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceedeth out of the mouth o f the Ix>rd doth man live." (Deuteronomy 8:3) "The word I* a lamp Into my feet, and a light Into mv path." (Psalm 110: 106) Vacation Church School Sets Closing Program For Today Area Channel Adds Religious TV Program TV viiwcra in the Kauford area have an opportunity to see a program which for three year* has been voted the liest in religious televising. Thla program, which presents u startling challenge to Holly­ wood professionalism, ii callrd "THE STORY", and can be seen earh Sunday over WKTV, Channel if, Orlando at 12 noon. Under the direction and In­ spiration o f Host Minister, Ford Phil pot. "TH E STORY" is both entertaining and thought provoking. Set design shows great imagination and the music is crisp and stimu­ lating. Th* program proves that presentation of the Christian message ran keep pact with modern time*. “ All Scriptura I* given by Inspiration of God, and is pro. fitabla for doctrine, for re­ proof, for correction, for in­ struction In righteoutneti." Tha Bible Speaks Of The Church: ADULTS, CHILDREN AND TETS, averaging at leant 50 each clay, were In attendance ln«L "How amiable art thy tab­ week for Vacation Church School at Barnett ernacles, O Lord o f hosts!" Memorial Methodiat Church In Enterprise. Mrs. (Psalm 81:1) Format o f "THE STORY" Ralph Coullette, director, was assisted by Rev. " . , .upon this rock 1 will each week Include* an Infor­ build my Church; and the mal Interview between Dr. gate* o f hell shall not pre­ Philpot and a carefully chosen vail against It." (Matthew Christian layman or woman. 16:1*) Home o f th* nation’s leading . .Christ also loved the hualneaimen and athletes tell church, and gave Himself for In a atratght-from-the-shouldIt;, . ." (Ephesians 6:26) er manner how Christianity "And let us not hold aloof hae influenced their lives. from our church meetings aa Somn nf the featured per­ Hy Jane Casselberry some do." Fhlllipa’ Transit- sonalities on "THE STORY" Members of the Sunshine tlon (Hebrews 10:26) Yeung people of First Meth­ Circle of the Casselberry Com­ ara Dal* Evans, Georgs Bev­ Tha Bible Speaks Of Faith: erly Shea, Ethel Waters, BUI odist Church of Sanford are munity Mathodlit Church WS"Trust in tha I,ord with all Jones (sponsor of tha presi­ completing plans for Youth CS end their families were By Donee E ilti The (home of the evening thine heart; end loan not un­ dential prayer [ircakfast), Week, Aug. 18-22, to be held gueate of Mr. end Mrs. John Vacation Bible School at Find to thins own understanding." Georgia Lee, Major Andy Mil­ on the theme, "Thy Purpose Howard at their home on Peutaeoetal Church of U ag- (Proverbs 8:6) ler (Salvation Arm y), and for Thy World We Share. Lake Drive Tuesday for a Rev. Kenneth Jones of Win­ wood to bo held nest week, 'T ru st in Him at all timai; athletes Bobby Richardson, swimming party and covered ter Perk wlU be devotional 0:43 until 0 p. m., Mooday ya people, pour out your heart Buddy Dial, and Dava Wickdish luncheon. s p e a k e r and enrichment through Saturday, will be "Y e before Him; God is a refuge oraham. A brief business meeting courses will include: The ■hall Know the Truth and the fo r ua." (Psalm 62:8) Not only does Ford Philpot was held after lunch with tha History of the Methodist T ri** Shall Make You Free." "Behold, God is my salva­ produce this television pro­ Church, The Lives of (he Dis­ vice chairman. Mr*. Marvin Teacher* and themea of the tion; I will trust and not b* gram, "TH E STORY," but he ciples, Problems in Christian McClain, presiding In the ab­ varioui department* will bo: afraid: for the Lord Jehovah also baa an evangelistic team ClUienahip end Finding Your sence o f 3lre. Don McLeod, M n . M. L. McDaniel and Mra. is my etrength and my song; with headquarters in Lexing­ Vocation. chairman. Ruby Brown, "The life of He also hna become my sal­ ton, Ky. Ha conducts areaSir*. William Shook, pro­ Workshops are planned In Chrlat," beginner*, four, five, vation." (Isaiah 12:2) wide and city-wide crusades the fields of recreation, gram chairman, gave the de­ and aix year old*; Mra. Fred "Thou wilt kaep him In all acroaa America. Members drama, jr.iuic and program votional from the b o o k , M cU ary, "Children Who Love perfect peace, whoa* mind in o f his evangelistic team who planning which will be led by "Strictly Personal— What God G od," primary, aoven, eight atayed on The*: because he are aeen regularly on "THE the older youth, la Really Like,” by Eugenia and nine year old*; Mra. Janie A Saturday outing and Gali­ Price. Mre. Frank Mceiick Higginbotham end Mra. Ro­ truatath in Thee. Trust ye in STORY" ara Howard Whit­ the Lord forever: for in tha more and Rob Gibbons. lean Service will climax the gave the prayer. bert Adams, "Enllat hi 0 In Its fourth year, "THE week which is being planned Army o f God," Junior*, lo, 11 Lord Jahovah is everlasting A new member, Mre. Charstrength." (Itaiah 26: 3-4) STORY” Is in demand all ov­ to include ell youth of the lea Pierce, wae introduced and and II year old*. "A nd Jeaua answering aiith er tha nation. It la presently church. lira. Thom a« Atrey and Mra th* group applauded the fin* Frank Penner, "Book o f the unto them, have faith in showing over more than 30 work o f Mre. Howard aa Acta of the Apoatlea," teen*; God." (Mark 11:22) station*, Including Hawaii, chairman during the past "F ight the good fight o f and several Canadian sta­ Rev. E. Ruth Grant, patter year. and vlaitlng teacher, "Grow faith. . (I Timothy 6:12) tions. Unique in 1U Held o f Thoa* attending included ln ( In Cfarirtr la Grace and The Bible Speaks of Dedi­ Chriatlsn television, . "T H E Rev. end Mr*. Delmea Cope­ Knowledge e l the Truth," cation: V RIWIY"* h on* gnawer to land, and children Matt and adults. " , • .Consecrate youraalvba Irltlea who feel t h a t ' TV Carrie Lynne: Mre. McClain Rav. Grant win earve today to tli* L o rd .. ." (E xo­ should present more culture! A special church conference and children, Jackie and Mar­ superintendent and be aaaiat- dus *2:20) nnd eduratinnal programs. and quarterly conference ha* vin; Mre. Shook end Tatty, ad by M bs Sybil Grant who "Also 1 heard the vnlca of been called for Sunday, Aug. Jimmy Jay and Ricky; Mr*, will b t hi charge of tnualc and tha Lord, saying, Whom shall 23. Immediately following the l.orralne Cataher, Mra. Melhandicraft*. 1 send, and who will go for 10:55 a. pi. service, by First lick end daughters, Marilyn All children and adulia of uaf Than said !, "Here am II the area, regardleea of reli­ Methodist Church of Hanford and Patricia; Mia. Darlui Send m e " (laaUh 6:*) gion* affiliation, are Invited to Purpose of the meeting will The Circuit Assembly nf "And he (Paul) trembling and astonished said, Lord, Jehovah's Wilnessea in North be to authorise eale of the pre what wilt Thou have m* to Central Florida will be held sent parsonage in preparation Aug. 14-16 at Peabody Audi for future construction of a doT” (Acts 0:6) Methodiat Youth Fellowship "I beseech you therefore, torlum In Deytnna Beech. new one. groups of First Methodist Rush N. Stafford, local brethren, by ' the marclee of All members of (he church, New usher* at P in t Meth­ God that ye present your bod­ presiding minister of Jehn Church of Sanford will meet 1* y ea n old and older, will odist Church of Sanford for ies a living sacrifice, holy, vah'e Witnesses who will he at 6:3o p. m. Sunday for sep­ the month* o f August, Sept­ acceptable unto God, which la attending the assembly, ad- have a vote on the matter. arate discussion hours after ember and October were y o u r which they will meet together reasonable service." vises that a apeclal education named Uxla week In the a l 7:30 p. m. to attend even al feature of the meeting will (Romans 12:1) church's newsletter, "The Ing worship service* and alng I could go on listing verses be thawing o f the film, "P ro­ Methodist Meeeenger." in the choir. which mean much to ma. and claiming Everlasting Good For the l:S0 a. m. sen-ices The Junior High MYF will you could add many that 1 New* Around the World." Family Month at Lake Mary conclude discussions on "Chris­ will be Kenneth Rodd, Russ­ would ntisa, which emphaaisea Study acsalons nlso will he Church nf the N eurone began ell Febrman, Art Beckwith tianity and the la w " with the conducted lo ehnw how in last Sunday when Jo Ann and and Ralph Siumpf, W. T. Hen the unfathonable riches of the program, "It’a Your Reapoo riey. W. B. Nicholson, E. D. treasure house of wladom, di­ struetinns end point* nf caun* Bill Lowdermllk set e total of albUity," to be led by Janice Kirchhoff and Robert Karat rection, and inspiration that tal received at the Jackeon- eight points in the contest to Doyle and Pam Matuls. will serve at tha 10:33 a. m. wa find in tha Bible. Let us vllle convention can he better determine‘which family during Topic for the Senior High worship hour and T o n Beat use it and thereby hear God localised by practical uea In (he month can bring the great­ MYF’* will he "Answer th* est number of visitor* lo Call" end will be led by Jer Jr. and Jerry Myers at the apeak to us in words that the mlnietry. Local aeiltlence In pre-or church services. leads ua Into the life that la 7:90 evening worship. ry Myers. Thia Sunday Marlin and Joy AMeraatee Include Milner radiant, beautiful, creative, genital ion fo r the assembly It Ryaia, R. W. Sturdivant, Her- joyous, and, moat Important lining given by R. Dotson of Stoverson will he contending the field service department. against the T/iwriermllk score. old Appleby and Ashby Jones. of all, pleasing to Him. Closing exercises and pro­ ner, Mra. I.uther Sterling and gram for this week’* Vaca­ Mrs. Lamar Williams; pri­ tion Church School at Grace mary department, Mrs. John Methodiat Church will be held A. Williams, superintendent; Mrs. R< J- Skibenes, Mrs. at 7 p.m. today. The primary department Thom** F. Price, Mrs. Milton will present a ahort play, "I Soroknwsky end Mre. l.ow dl W*a With Jesus" and Junior* Martindill; Junior department, Mrs. wilt portray living scenes de­ puting events in tha Ilf* of Jsck Rossmen, superintend­ ent; Mrs. Andrew Crocker, Christ. Immediately following the Mrs. Donald Jackson, Mrs. program, the church's Men’* Jimmy Rowe, Mr*. C. L. ButClub will he host to its third ncr, Mrs. Phil Turner end Mrs. Russell Gill; nursery, annual Ira cream aupper. A tots) of 113 children were Mrs. John H- Hire* Jr. and enrolled for this yrar’s church Mrs. William Bruce. achool and an nverage daily Mr*. Robert Bennett end attendance of 101 was record­ Rev. Hire* were in charge ed. Theme for the week w*» of th* music and refresh­ "Jesus, Learning About Hitn ment* were provided end Wight Kirtley, Mr*. Dellhuntley, Mm. Marian and From Him." fn charge served delly under direction Brnddock, Mr*. Scull, Mr*. Echols, Miss Doris were Mre. James L. Griffin, of Mrs. Thomn* Quillin, chair­ Faber, Mrs. F. Nutt and several o f the older VCS director and Rev. John man of the WSCS. girls. Theme for the achool was "Jesus: Learn­ H. Hires Jr., pastor of the Members of the Methodist ing about Him and from Him," (Cox Photo) church. Youth Fellowship who as­ Offerings will go to the sisted Included Barbara Tif­ special mission project of fany, Carl Rossman, Mery helping Rev. Ken Trasler, a Lou Kley, Patey Thompaon, native of Alachua, in hie work Patsy Foy, I'at Lyon, Karen of building a new mission in Williams, Merinallo Griffith, Brasilia, Brasil. Tommy Hite, Blair Kitner, The teaching staff consist­ Billy Shepherd, Kathy Quil­ ed o f: kindergarten, Mre. lin, Pat Lyon and Colleen By Mre. Freak White Carl Vollrath, son of Mr. Richard Bream, superintend­ Williams. Pringle, Mre. M. C. Bugging, ent; Mr*. John Martin, Mrs. Mrs. !. G. Reuter end daught­ and Mre. Paul Vollrath of William Rape, Mrs. Carl er Terry; Linda Bterling; Mr. DeBary. will receive hit doc­ Gronquist, Mrs. Russell KitFOR ANY OCCASION tor's degree in music from and Mrs. Thomea Gullickson; FLOW ERS Mra. Pierce, Mrs. Robert Dep- Florida State University this ARE ALWAYS pen end daughters, Laurie Saturday. CORRECT Hi* mastcr’a degree is from end K ey; and Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Caasalbarry end Dan, Columbia and his bachetor's Children living in the Pin* Melenda end Cathy. degree la from Stetson. crest School area who have The next meeting of th* Born in New York City, he not yet registered for the fall circle it aet for Sept. 1 at 8 has composed music and pre­ term may do *o now, accord a m. at the home of Mrs. Me*ing to H. I. Hcekenbach, Plne■ick, 461 Hlblacua Road, Cas­ sently is working on an opera, creat principal. selberry. Plans will be mads "The Children’s Cruaade." He School office* are open daily SANFORD for tha clrcts’ i Christmas was music consultant at two from 8 a. m. to noon and from FLOWER SHOP decoration booth et the WSCS different schools in Miami and 1 to 2:30 p. m. First graders Cor. K. 1st k Sanford Are. Batter to be held in Novem­ in 1063 joined the USAM Band must bring their birth certifi­ 322-1822 322-8462 at Weat Point for three year*. cates, said Hcekenbach. ber. First Methodist Casselberry Sunshine Circle Prepares For Enjoys Party And Luncheon Youth Week Pentecostal Church To Have Bible School DeBary Couple's Son To Receive Degree A t FSU Pinecrest Open For Registration iail or bring this coupon First Methodist Sets Conference On Parsonage and have the Sanford Herald Assembly A t Daytona M YF Groups To Sing In Choir Church Names New Ushers Family Month Contest Opens A tte n d Religion's Victory 'O n ly The Beginning' Religion la America By Louis CaaseU Halted Proas International A HUle more than IB months ago, Protestant, Cath­ olic and Jewish leaders mat in Chicago at Ui* ft: at Interfaith conference o f Ua kind In U. S. history and agreed to wage a Joint cruaads against racial discrimination. Thalr first objective wa* tha enactment o f a strong federal civil rights law. That objective has now bean achieved. Both Sen. Hub­ ert H. Humphrey, D-MInn., who was Senate floor man­ ager for the civil rights bill, and Sen. Richard B. Russalt, D-Gs., who led tha southern filibuster against it, have publicly stated that church** and synagogues played a de­ cisive role in Um legislative battle, U wa* perhaps tha greatest concrete v i c t o r y which organised religion has ever won on n social issue. Minlatere, priests, rabbis, geminarians, l a y m a n end women whs tabbied fo r tha civil rights act ara now un­ dergoing the kind o f shock at combat infantrymen axwbaa th e / that beyond the hill which has just been bloodily wan lie* a whole range o f higher end steeper hills which are still to be annulled. The riots in Harlem, Rochi ester, N. Y., and Jeraey City, N. J., were grim reminders that Negroes fee| hemmed in, lmpeaed upon and discrimin­ ated against not only in th* South, where the new law will have its principal impact, hut alao In northern communities which have taken a prema­ tura pride in their lack of overt racial barriers. Tha lesson which churches ■u4 synagogue* must Irarn from tha violence In northern cities Wat spelled out last waek by th* most Rev. Charles H. Ualmaing, Roman Catholic bishop of Kansas City, Ko. In • pastoral letter to all parishes in hit dloceae, Bishop Helmsing said passage o f the civil rights law "is a begin­ ning, not an end." "It means not that w* have ended prejudice, but that w* have at laat begun to be fully conscious o f Ua pretence and Ua effects in our society," ha said. “ Thr lew will control some of the outward effects of prejudice. But we mutt go further. We must strike at tha root." Religion has a iperial re­ sponsibility in their area, he •aid, because “ racial prejudice i» basically a moral and spir­ itual problem." Some of it may be "unconscious" and un­ intentional, but much o f it is "fully conscious and delib­ erate," and therefore alnful. services tHis week at uourown Cp(oceof worship Orthopedic M ATTR ESS TWIN OR FULL H1ZK W B kO O M I W PRICED FOR YEARS AT 79.50 $ 49 so WITH TRADE Matching Box Spring At Same Low Prica Virginia Petroekl P. O. Box 1114 Hanford Nora Norris TE 1-1114 8. ftemlanle Phyllis Rogrnatia* FA 2-4234 Lake Mary Echols BE D D IN G CO. I l l Magnolia Avi., Baaford 322-4121 Mildred Haacy MS-5481 Deltona Mary Gelt Inge Bear Lako — w M 4H I delivered daily to your door for O n ly ..................... PER WEEK �“ U ' 1 * Ex-President Hoover To Be • 90 Monday 0 4 Hospital WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Johnson Thursday paid high tribute to former President Herbert Hoover and railed on the nation to join In observing Hoover’s 90th birthday Aug. 10. Johnson's tribute was in a proclamation issued os he signed a Joint resolution by the House and Senate pro* viding for commemoration of the 31st President’s birthday. " I t is appropriate that on the anniversary of the birth of this statesman and human* itarlan we pause to express our gratitude for his dedicat* ed service to our coun­ try and to the w orld/' the proclamation said. promoting Beef Month), and Jim Reiter, presi­ dent of the Cattlemen’s Association. Hodges as­ sured the county cattlemen and farmers that the Sanford Atlantic National Bank will do every­ thing possible to support the industry during this critical period. (Herald Fhoto) PRIZE HEREFORD HULL, from the Earl Ilisrginbotham ranch, poses with local cattlemen to point up Beef Month, the month of August. Shown above are Earl Higginbotham, director of the Seminole County Cattlemen’s Associa­ tion: Billy Higginbotham: Howard Hodges, pre­ sident of the Sanford Atlantic Bank, (which is The month of August hat been designated as "Beef Month" and the Sanford At­ lantic National Bank will lend Us assistance to the Florida Cattlemen’a Association and the Florida Beef Council to promote American produced beef. Tills announcement w a s made today by Howard liodgc», president of the Sanford Atlantic National Bank. Hodg­ es is a member of the Sem­ inole County Cattlemen'! As. soclation as well as Ute state association. During Ute entire inonUi of August, ■ colorful beet poster, turnislied by the Florida Beef UN To Invite . Both Sides • Legal Notice tv m i ! cmcTJiT c o i h t o r in s: m x tii jt 'i iin a L cm . I T IT. IV V VII r o i l kl-.MI. VOI.K I ' O l I V T T , S 'l. O lll U A l i i a .v c c r y VO. II 3IS lo iiu ri.n si hr MACEL C. HUFFMAN lla ln ttff WA*LTnn c. nsr.v jr. vxd LOIS A. EBItT. HIS WIFE lanta m i n : to TO I WALTER C. K8HY JR AND LOIS A. KSItV. HIS WIFE Address!-— UNKNOWN T o n art hereby r-utlfl-d that a Util o f Complaint for Fora, closure hse barn file J ««»tu*t you. and you ara rortulrad to aarra a enpy o f your Answer or Flooding u> the Bill of « -*m. plaint on tha t'lalntlff'a Attor* nay. JOHNIE A SICt.EOD. Bo* t*3*. Apopka. Florida, and file tho original Anawar or PleadIng In tha o ffice o f tha Clark o f tha Clrrult Court on or ha. fora tha Ith day of e -pU m ber t» * l If you fall to do ao judgment by default will he taken aralnet you f--r the rell»f damanJa J In tha Bill of Complaint. DONE AND O f lD E R n p at Ban ford. Seminole County. Florida, title Sth day o f August m i. MARSHAL LOSES OliT— Amundu Blake, who plays Kitty on "Gunsnioke" hits finally found tiie right man, Jason S. Day Jr. lie's a cattlo man, too, from Arizona. They're shown as they got their marriage license in Santa Monica, Calif. (NEA Telephoto) LONDON (UPI) — Great Britain stood ready today to help U.S. efforts to keep tha Southeast Aslan conflict from spreading. But the government mad* it clear that, while It will back W a s h i n g t o n diplomatic*!* ly and in the United Nation*, it plan* no armed interven* tlon. High diplomatic source* noted thot, under the South­ east Asian treaty the Unltotl States, having been subject to armed attack by North Viet Nam, hits the right to ask for British military aid. But they said such a re­ quest waa most unlikely, be­ cause the United States ia "more than capable o f looking after itself." They sdded that President Johnson ordered retaliatory a c t i o n without Informing Prime Minister Sir Alee Doug­ las-Home in advance. Ilut there was no Indication that Britain expects the cri­ sis to escalate into war. 17 Killed By Terrorists WHERE PLANES STRUCK — Defense Sccrctury Robert S. McNnmnra points to tiie target areas smij'ht out in North Viet Nntn in retalia­ tory raids following the uttack on U. S. des­ troyer*. LUSKA, Northern Rhode*!* (UPI) — A marauding band from Hie fanatical Lumps re­ ligions soot killed 17 person* and took 25 prisoners Thurs­ day night when it raided • village in the Lundail district of Northern Rhodesia, th* government said today. ^ Select Y O U R Beautiful Home in Vaiton R. Williams. 54, of 204 Tangerine Drive, Sanford, died rnrly today in an Ashe­ ville, N. C., hospital. A native of Asheville, he bad lived in Sanford for the past seven and one halt years and was a metnbtr of HolyCross Episcopal Church. He is survived by Ills wife, Mrs. Doris M. Williams, and a daughter, Mary lam Wil­ liams, both of Sanford, and lour sisters and three broth­ ers. Funeral services will be held this weekend at CalvaryEpiscopal Church in Fletcher, .V C. Burial will be in Ashe­ ville. STUART (UPI) — One of five convicts who overpowered a guard at Woodbine, Ga., to escape last week is being held in tie Martin County Jail. llubvit Coady, 33, was ar­ rested Wednesday while walk ing on a highway near here, according to Sheriff Roy Bak­ er. The sheriff said Coady was not armed and offered no re­ sistance. The escaped prisoner is be­ ing held pending the arrival of Georgia authorities to make arrangements for his return. Ravenna Park “ A COMMUNITY OF HOMES — BUILT WITH PRIDE* w . This lovely 4 bedroom, 2 bath Contemporary model ia cen­ trally duct heated with op­ tional air conditioning, and features a modern Genernl Electric plus built-in custom Cabi net* built kitchen, kitchen and additional "work lighting." Three more home* are under cnnstriirllon—one nearly complettd, two more on (lie way I Cho-.se Ute * one to fit your needt! a— . . >) w-V ... ^ - f 'V .lt l- >*.; . * r i "- - n - ' ' - > J .................. . •v Is, * 114 Decrees NEW YORK (UPI) - The highest tem|>erature reported Thursday to the U. S. Weath­ er Bureau, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 114 degrees at Hennessey, Okla. The low­ est reported this morning was 40 at Burlington, Vt. — Idyllw ilde of Loch. Arbor m "HOMES OF DISTINCTION” Santo Honored WHERE BODIES WERE FOUND — Nowamnp spots the locution of the excavation (A ) where bodies of three mistting civil right* workers were unearthed near Philadelphia, Miss. Their burned-out station wagon had been found ut (B) when they disappeared June 23. CINCINNATI (U Pt) — lion Santo, Chicago Cults third baseman, was named the Na­ tional League "player of the month" for July. Santo drove in 27 runs last month. Le9°l? .otice Get cooling from a furnace? NOTICE NOTICE 18 IIEIIEUT OIVEN that tha Board o f County Commissionerof Seminole County. Florida, will mast In compliance with Section M i 54 o f the Florida Statutes at 1t>.» > a. m. or ae soon thereafter as posslhls, on August 34, MC4. In tits regular meeting room of the Commissioners In the Court House at Sanford. Florida, for th* purpose of hearing any raa. eolte that the fo llow in g pe r­ sons, firm* or corpora tions may dsalr to s i r s r-s a r d ln c thr valuation riaeo hy the Uoard Increasing the value ae eel hy the County Tas Ae.e.eur end a- lo why they should he chsnaed se to the respective percale ehown hereinafter: Tu payera neitt*: S Howard A Vivienne W. Brewer Desi rlptlun: |.30.3t lies J.ftT ch F A • :o : ft n of svv cor of nw Yes. if it’s a forced warm air furnace. Airtcmp’s specially de­ <4 run S 535 ft W to I—ke Hi) 334 ft E to He g, (Lees ig n e d onap tn omt can convert your warm air furnace -nto an efllt 30# ft of R 340.33 ft) In cicnt cooling-heating system. And installation costs ate modest Fee. 7 * t - J o - ll. because t>'e snap-in cooling system comes from the factory already VALUATION VS FIXED BT p 'c charged, completely wired, and ready to connect and sta’ t opDOAIID— 117.Suo 00 T a i pay-re name: Claronca M * crating- Best of all, it’s Chrysler Engineered. Villa Ifo&t De-rrlptlon: so-it.3t r. 3to ft of w «;n ft of SVVV. of HVV>« (lee* Airtem p snap-in cooling systems road t V A L U A T I O N AS UOAIIU — 411.100 FIXED -the w srirt flnatt air ceniltionlng. DV Board o f County Commlaalonere 8-mlnul* County. Florida Ur James I*. Aver y. J r, Chairman Attest: Arthur H. Ueckwlth. J r . (SEAL) Arthur H. Bockwltk. J rc i t r k . Circuit Court Clerk Seminole County. Florida I'uhllen Aug T. MI4. By: Martha T. Vtblan C D C -ll Deputy Clark JOHNIE A. MeLEOD You can Bad anything yon Bas ISM Apopka. Florida need advertised In the HerPublish Aug. 7. It. SI. SI. MM C DC-11 AUGUST 8 Admissions Mae Myers, Lillie B. Britt. Jaeie Wynn. Natalie Hcidcnj reich, Emporia Hankcrson, Mary Scrivcns. Jeanette Ab­ ney, Nezzie Cameron. Albert Kerchofcr, Willis Mathis. Carnlyn If. Znlman, Shirley A. Burkett, all of Sanfortl; Pa­ tricia Newman. Longwood; Philip K. Lake. Lake Mary. Births Mr. and Mr*. Keith Abney of Sanford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Zolman of San­ ford, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Newman of Longwood, a girl. Discharges Walter Gray, Marie Collard, David Jcrnigan, Tiny 1-cc Johnson. Kirk Anthony Butler, all of Sanford: Rose Signori!li, Reuben Alley, Denary; Lloyd Taylor, Orlando; Ralph Scott, Lake Mary; James Brower, Thomasvillc, Ga. Council, will be displayed prominently in the bank. "W c arc pleased to be able lo help out Florida's vital cat­ tle industry," said Hodges. "Florida is being besieged by an ever-increasing volume of imported beef coming into tiie atute through our pjrts. Our own cattle industry needs and deserves the support of every citizen of Florida." V. R. Williams Dies A t 54 Bryant Rapped On Education GAINESVILLE fU P I)-T h e chairman of the Senate's Higher Education Committee delivered a scathing rebuke of Got . Farris Bryant's pol­ icies in operating Florida’s educational system and called for sweeping changes Thurs­ day night. State Sen. J. Emory (n od) Cross, long a powerful legis­ lative voice in itate education na chairman of the commit­ tee. said that Bryant operates the system "like a highly cen­ tralised factory, with all tlia power at the top." Kri. Ang. 7. '64— Page 8 ? r r a lh Convict Held Seminole Cattlemen In Attack Observe Beef Month TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Two candidates qualified Thursday for legislative posts in Levy and Pinellas counties and for Judge of the 6ih Circuit Court in Pasco and Pinellas counties. Special primary elections to fill the vacancies in nomina­ tion and office will be held Sept. 8 and 32. Tliose who qualified as legis­ lative candidates were Demo­ crat Ford Lincoln of Willi*ton and Republican Robert A Halvorsen, of St. Petersburg. James T. Smith of St. Peters­ burg qualified as a candidate for the post of district Judge. UNITED NATIONS, N. V. (U PI) — The 11 members of the United Nations Security Council reported agreement today to Invite both North and South Viet Nam to participate in council debate on the South­ east Asia crisis. There w e r e indications, however, that North Viet Nam would turn down such an in­ vitation. even though it stem* imd from a Russian proposaL Sources close to the Com* inunlst bloc here said the North Vietnamese, who gener­ ally support Peking In the Slno-Soviel dispute, would re­ fuse to attend any meeting at which South Viet Nam was present. Neither Viet Nam is a mem­ ber of the United Nations, but UN rules aay non-members may be invited by the Secur* ity Council to participate in debates which cooeern them. frnnfnrJ) British W on 't Send Armed Force Notes Two Qualify For Legislature Race 0 Ih f I aid UaeAJkd. Lat ut >!ww y*u why, This charming new home ha* a front entry porch and foyer belli th* living and dining rooms. The kitchen is completely This dream home has three roomy bedrooms, two tastefully conditioning. Other feature* for grariuut Florida living sidewalks, paved alreeta, sewer and water system*. S h o w ia k & s i 2513 Park Dr. of marble—a faacinuting aunken living room — a large family rcoim __ and patio* a ff equipped by General Electric, and includra dishwasher, with laundry room o ff th* kitchaa. designed til* baths. All year climate control is made easy by central duct heating and air include carport*, large utility room, beautifully landscaped lot enhanced by ataUly pines, CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 322-8321 G E N E R A L # E L E CTRI C Phone: 322-3103 zQ w m Sanford, Fla. Vk Custom Building Our Specialty <| Southern Air I* . . aiU** - • -li- N* MODERN KITCHENS BY General Office 211 W. 25th St. — iv- *— FIIA, FHA-IN-SERVICE, VA AND CONVENTIONAL FINANCING SSS^STE N ST R O M REALTY SALES AGENTS Phone 322-2420 Or 322-7495 ’ > I �4 - South Obr Bass Defeats Clement In Senate Race ftttifnrfi Page 4— FrL Aug. 7, *04 Ur rail) NASHVILLE, T « n . (U P D - Rep. Rom Bom, a Dm p South Ubaral to o put hla career on tha 11m b y voting (or the civil right* bill, Meet* over Gov. Frank dement Hwwday In a Democratic primary upwt to fill tha Sonata acat ot the late Eaten Kefauver. ft waa the flrat time that Clement, once regarded at tha •■boy wonder" oI Tenwaaee po li tico, had been defeated far public office. Silver-haired Sen. Albert Oort, alao ragardad aa a li­ beral, eaally awn rcnomlnatlon for a third term, defeating hU neareat opponent, Nadivllle lawyer Sam Galloway, nearly a« toL In another upaet, Shelly County Squire (member of the county government) George Grider, making hla drat bid for major elective office, claimed victory over Clifford Davta, Temeeaee'a aenior U. 8. representative. With 1*3 of 1M precincts re­ ported, Grider had 43,980 vote* (a 1S.T91 for Davie. Legal Notice tv t u b c ir c u it c o u r t n r T U T , N IN T H J U D IC I A L C I R ­ CU I T IN A N D F O R lE W I N O L W COUNTY FLO R ID A. C H A N C E R Y NO. HB4I YLATUUSH KAVINOS BANK. riaintitf, **. PAUL a. nAuntt, *t m. *t *t. D.f.ii'lanta, .(o t i c r n r * su it in MORTGAGE roHKUl.USURB TOi PAUL a DAUUH »nd I.KSIK DICKSON BAUGH, hU wlf*. MEStilF.NCBi UNKNOWN AND Till Alt |i*rtl»« rlnlmln* IrRaraata by, through, un­ der or against tha afuraaald ptrwina TOU AUK h crabj n o tif l'd that a Complaint to forarloaa • certain inn rt s a g . «neumb»rIn* Ilia following daaorlbad taal property, lo - w lt: 1,1.1 40. Block I, o f EASTII H O O K aUllDIVIHION, UNIT NO. I, according to tha Ptat tharauf aa ra w rdad In Plat Rook II, Paa* to. Public Itaoorda o f BamlRola County, Florida, b * a barn Iliad acalnat you In tha abova atylad suit, and you •ra raqulrtd to larva a copy «>f your Anatvar or othar PtaadIng to tha Complaint on I’ lalntirra attornaya, ANDERSON. H u m . DEAN * LOWNDES. I l l Kaat Central Uoutavard, Or­ lando, Florida, and flla tha •irlglnal Anawar or othar PlaadIng In lha otfloa of tha Clark o f tha Circuit Court on or b»<ora lha Ith day o f B . p t . m b . r H i t It you fall to do an, a darrea pro oonlaaao will ba takan agalnal you for tha rallat Aaniandad In lha Complaint. Thla Notlca ahall ba publishad onoa a waak for four conaarullva waaka la tha Hanford llarald. DATED rut* »th day o f August. m i. (SEAL) Arthur II. nark with, Jr.. Clark of Circuit Court, By: Mar Iha T. Vllilan Dapuly Clark Yuhllih Au*. T, 14, *1, tt. I M l C D C -H __________________________ CENTER DEDICATED— President and Mrs. Lyndon Johnson pose with Mr. and Mrs. S. I. Newhouse at Syracuse, N. Y. The president made a fly­ ing trip to Syracuse University to dedicate the Newhouse Communica­ tions Center there. (NEA Telephoto) Membership Drive Set By Post 259 lly Mr*. Frank White Flan* ami detail* to launch tho 1984.dC ntembenhlp drive for OeDary’a Herbert D. Gllib Anterirnn l.eifinn Foal 2CU were made nt n rerent meeting called by Dr. Luther Tnrbell, first vire cnmmnniler and membenhlp chairman of the post. Nnmei o f post member* were allotted to roinmlttretnen who will mil to cidlort the duel, Prize* will h« given for 23 or more new member­ ship* nnd for 10 up to lb nnw one*. Membership rnrda will ha ready by the poit'* flrat meeting of the new aenaon to bo held on Sept, 3 at 7:80 p.m. at tha Community Center. Attending the planning sas•lon wera llnrry Lyom, Ed­ ward A. Fntteraon, William Drumbaitgh, Fred Hammerer, Fred McLaren and Frank Ryon. ~ NDTICM HF KLK4TION |la It known that I. TOM ADAMS, Sacralary of Htata o f tha Htata »r Florida, do hartby alva n o lle , that a OEMBIIAL ELECTION will b* bald In Hamlnola County, Florida, on Tuaa.tay naat auccaadlng tha flrat Monday la Novarabar, A. D. IMt. lha aald Tuaaday balng lha third day o f Noram. bar, to fill tho follow in g atflcaa: Unltad Ftataa Ban at o r Haprataniallta In Oongroaa for tha Filth Congroaalonal Dla. trlct Thraa <d) Jualloaa o f tha Huprama Court, ilroupa 1, t and d Thraa ( I ) Judgao o r tha Dlairlot Court o f Appaal for tha Ha00nd Appal lata Dlairlot, Group# A. C and E. Oora rnor Harralary o f Hist* C o iplrollar Commlatlonar o f AgrlcuUura Traaaurar Atlornay (lanaral •uparlntandant o f Publla I s ■trucilaa Florida Publla UIIIIIMa Cornmi aalonar JfttHla Attorney o f tha Ninth Judicial Circuit Public Defender Ninth Judicial Circuit One i l ) Member o f tho Itoiue •f Itepreeentatlvea, County Judge Clark o f tha Ctroutt Court Sh eriff Tom A m m k t T s * Oollaotor County BuparlnUndent o f Pu b­ lic Inptruotlon Huparyloor o f Haglatratlon Three ( I ) Menibera nf tha Board o f County Commissionora. DlatriuU 1, t and !■ T w o ( I t Mam bare o f tha Hoard •f Public InaUuuUon, Plaitlule 8 md 1Thraa ( t ) Jaetleea o f tha IWaca D is tr ict. 1, 4, and 4 Throe <l) Conatablaa, UDLrlola », 4, and < County Burvayor Froaacutlng Atlornay (HEAL) la Tantlmony Whereof, 1 have hereunto aol mr hand and the Oread Baal o f tha Htata o f Florida, at TalUhaoaao. tha Capitol, thla tha tlilrty-flrat day o f July, A. D , 1444. TOM ADAM*, SECRETARY OF BTATM FOR Semlnol# COUNTY TO Mr. Waltar a ia lo w , Editor Hanford llara ld la a fo r d . Florida Publlah Au*. T, 14, 81, II. 1111 iC D C -ll / I IA Work On Gap In Waterway Urged TALLAHASSEE (L T D — Gov. Farris Bryant urged work toward the "missing link" In Florida'! intercoastoi watorway on tiw Gulf of Mexi­ co Thursday in a meeting with representatives of the state's two newest Inland navigation districts, Bryant told the Big Bmd and Suwanco - An d o l* navigation illstrk-l* Mist it was tli>;ir reaponslhility to implement the project, a 200 mile gap in the Catholic Groups Set Meetings Rjr llonna Kite* The Board of tiw Church <4 ths Nativity Catholic Women's Club will meet at 8 p. m. Mon­ day in the social hall of tha church. Mr*. Gen* Shannon president, will conduct tile intarcuaaUl Gulf aysUim U canals. "W e must make adequate prepara tlun for Florida's r»p Idly iiiiTeoaing population," Bryant said. "Waterways will encourage industries to move here." Blind School To Be Enlarged TALLAHASSEE (U P l) Gov. Finds Bryant and top ofliciaLs of Die Florida Sclmol for Llic Deaf ami Blind met here Thursday to discuss ex­ pansion of tivc facility in SI. Augustine. The officials told Bryant that a-crash program for revamp­ ing •suiting facilities was al­ ready in progress, and oiiilinesl an expansion plan calling for assistance from the state. meeting. Pre coding the board meet­ ing, Mrs. Jennie Fox, way* and means chairman, will pre­ side at a meeting of the Fes­ tival Committee at 7 p. m,, Ry Jans ('anarlherry •Leo in the social hall. Flans Rev. Dolmas Copeland of will tie discuised for the club’s tha Cassalberry Community IN T U B CIRCUIT COURT. NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, Parish Festival scheduled for Msthodiat Churrh will be IN AND FOR AllMINtlLK Oct. 23. away ths week nf Aug. 83-27 COUNTY, FLORIDA IN CIIANCKRV NO. H I M teaching and apiuiking at a •UIT TO *|l ll:T TIT LE scries o f city-wide youth W Dll Ill'll II. IIAINEH. ■* Ad meetings In Fort Myers. mlnDlratur «>f th* Ealata of Isabella F. Gladding, deceased, IN TH E IIHL'UIT ITH HT OP Rsveptren Methodist Plaintiff, THU NINTH J IIIItT S I. 4:111. v*. UUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Churches in the city will par­ IIETTA T. FlItTION, et at. COUNTY, FLORIDA. ticipate in lh« week of youth Defendants IN CHANCERY NR. I3MI activities. NOTICE WAL L I'LUMIIING end HEAT­ Rev. Copeland To Teach Legal Notice Legal Notice STATE CF FLORIDA Tol llelle T. Flrtlon, HFD 4. lUtckvlIle, Connecticut Mellon H Key. *7 Ledgewood Drive, Glastonbury Conn. N orm a A W aaaell, H llund HI., Watherafleld, Conn. Helen L. Hpelri, II GIL letta BL, Weal Hartford, Conn. F. Joan Th ompioa, II Madison Ave., HprlngfleiJ. Meta. Philip York and — York, hla wife, (addraaa unknown) Carleiun Paacoa and — I’ aacoe, hla wlfa, 111 Old Country lload, Windsor Lock*. Conn. Warren Paeuoe and ----Paecoe, hla wife. Wind aur Locke. Connecticut you A im iiic n E u r n o t i FIE' that a lu ll to quiet tills has been brought In tha Circuit Court of Femlnole County. Florida, agalnal you and each of you, claiming any ealata, right, title or Interest In or lien upon the following dr acrlbed real property sttustsd In Hetnlnula County, Florida, to-wlti Eaat II feat o f Lot II and all o f Lota II, 11. I t and II In Block F, Robert L. Delta Addition to Alta­ monte, as per plet theriuf recorded In Plat Book I, 1’agea II and IT, Publla Record ! o f Hemlnola Coun ty, Florida, and you ara hereby required to file your answer, or other written defi-neo, personally or by your atlornay, with lha Clerk of the Circuit Court. Ninth Judicial Circuit, Hamlnola County, Florida, at the Court Hones In Henford. Flor Ids, and to aerva a copy thereof upon the Plaintiff's attorney wlnie# name la Wlnderwredle llalues and Ward, l i t Park Avenue, Houlh. Winter Park Florida, nut later then the Jrd day o f Haplambar, t i l l , there In aaltliig up lha ealata, rluhC tllla, tntaraet In or Ban upon lha abova dvei-rlbed proparty clatined by you end ahould you fall la do ao dacma pru oon leave will ba anterod agalnal you WITNESS my hand and aaal o f aatd Court at Hanford, Flor Ida, ihla Itl h day of July, 1144 {HEAL) Arthur II. Ileckwlth, Jr. Clerk o f (he abova atylad Court By HaJidrw S. Johnaoa Deputy Clerk Wlnderweedle, Haines and Ward I I I Park Avenue. South, Winter Park. Florida Publishi July II, Aug. I 14. II, 1444 cDu-ui ING, tlon, I,SO., a Florida i-nrpor I'UIntlff, va HUIIY 1. TIMMS a / k ’a RUBY l.r.Ml.tK TIMS now known >• BUI) Y WILLIS and MAHVIN WILL1H, her husband, Defendants, and J. WILLIAM MARTIN, Inlervenor. NOTICE OP C L E R K 'I SALE Nollra Is hereby given that the underelaned, as Clerk of the Clrrult Court o f the Ninth Judicial Circuit. In and for Kemlnnle County, Florida, un. der and by virtue by the Final l>ecrwe o f Fnrectoaure here, tofora entered In a certain rauaa pending In tho Circuit Court o f the Ninth Judicial Circuit, In and for Kemlnnle County, Florida, In Chancery, being number H i l l , In which W A L L PLUMBING and MEATING, INC., a Florida corpora Hon. la Plaintiff. RUBY 1. TIMMS a / k / a RUBY LESLIE TIMS now known aa RUBY Wll.t.IH and UAIIVIN W i l d , IS, her husband, aro Defendant!, and J. WILLIAM MARTIN, Is Intervenor, I, aa Clerk o f the aald Court, under and by vir­ tue o f the Flntl Decree, will offer for eels and sell at pubtla outcry ta Ih* highest and heat bidder for cash at lbs frunl door o f tha Hemlnolo cou nty courthouse In the city o f Hanford, Florida, on the lt th day o f August, 1444, at the hour o f ItitO A. M.. the same being a legal sales day and the hour a legal hour o f sale, the following described real pro perty eltuate In Hvmliiole County. Fkirldat Lola It and If, o f Florida la n d and Oolonleatlon Co.'a addition (o Houlh Hanford according to the plat there o f ae recorded In Plat llook “ 1", Pago TS o f the Public Keronte o f Hemlnola County, Florida The utorre.ild property togeth­ er with all tenements, hcrrdl laments, and appurtenances thereunto belonging, or In any wlae appartwlnlng, being sold to satisfy the estd decree. Dated this 4tli day o f August, lent. (HEAL) Arthur II. Beckwith, Jr Clerk o f the Circuit Court o f the Ninth Judicial Clr cult, In and for Heiulnole County, Florida. Ily: Martha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk William Trlokel, J r , o f W I T F I E L D . WRIOHT 8 LEONI1AKDT 707*114 Metcalf Building Urlaado. Florida Attornaya for Interv Publlah A us. I, 1144 Legal Notice IN TIIH r i H f l ' I T UOUHT OF TIIE Olh J l l m l s l . M i n i II IN AND F llll SEMI MILE r i l I N T Y , FLORIDA IN UIIANtEIIY NO. I 1 M EAST DIVER HAVINGM HANK, Nsw York oorporallan, Plaintiff, va IIOMER O r n n i N knS MIL­ DRED GKIIH1N, hi* wire. D*f«n<l*nia NOTICE TO DEFEND OH Ol . I E R O F f i r l u -a t i i i n SUIT FOR r O H E r l.O I I HE TO: MILDRED UEHIIIN, wlf* o f HOMER UEIIHIN (IlMldsne* unknown) And all unknown iisrlti* claiming any lnt*r**l by. through, und*r or agalnal Ih* abov* namad party who may b* d*ad or 1* not known to ba d*ad or ally*. TOU. MILDRED OERRIN. ara h*r*by n olllKd that Complaint for Forarloaura o f Uorlg aga baa b a•n fllad agalnal you, and you ara raqulrad to **rvo a copy o f your Anaw*r or Plaadlnga to th* Complaint on tha Plaln llf ra a t ­ torn*)-, Joaaph M. Kltigarald, 114 Btcurlty Truat tlulldln Miami 11, Florida, and f i l l th* original Anawrr or Plead­ ing In Ih* o f llc * o f th* Ctirk o f Ih* circuit Court on or b i ­ ter* ih* tnd day o f Hapumbar A. D , 1144. If you fall to do ao, |Ldgm*nt by dafault will ba takan asalnal yuu for tha ra11*f damandad tn tha Com ­ plaint. Tha daanrlptlon o f lha rail proparly twoeaadad asalnal la: Lot t, HT. JOHN H VILL­ AGE. Hacond llavlalon, a c ­ cording to plat tharrof aa racordad In Flat Riaik 14, pagaa 11 aud 71, Uuhllr Raeorda o f Hamlnol* County, Florida: TOGETHER WITH tha follo w in g p tra en a l prw partyt Pi aw ay ttpara H im tar. Mo­ dal No. 44411 Thla nollra >hall l*a pulillthad onca aarh wvak for four ooitoaoutlvs waaka In tha gANrtiR IICRAU). DONE AND ORDERED at Hanford, f.amlimla C o u n t y , Florid*, tbla 14th day o f July A.D, 1414. (HEAL) Arthur II. Backwlth, Jr. Clark, Circuit Court Ry: Martha T. Vlhlaa Dtputy Clark Joaapb U. F ll ig era lJ I I I Isourlty T r u l l UuUdlng Miami 11, Florida Fltanklln 1-1471 Publlah: July II. Aug. T, II, 11. till cD i-m Premier Warns Attack May Come Any Time AF Planes Buzz Airliners, Soviets Charge MOSCOW (U P l) — Hie So­ viet Union charged today that U. S. Air Force planes have been "b u n in g " Soviet pass­ enger and cargo ships In in­ ternational waters around the world. Tiw official news agency Taas said a Soviet protest note to the U. S. Embassy called for due measures by the American government to atop the air actions which "can lead to serious consequences." "The Soviet government has lodged a protest against the dangerous snd provocative ac­ tions of the American Air Force, which Impermissibly buzzes Soviet passenger ami cargo .ships in the International waters of different areas of the world," Tae* *ald. Tim protest note cited "nti mi-rout facts nf impcrmtisitde actions of American warplanes and ships against Soviet ships In the Fsciflc ami Atlantic oceans, in ihc Mediterranean, Northern and other seas,” said Tass. PLANES MOVE IN— An uirniun kuriiIs Home of the F 102 Delta DuKKer* flown to Saipon, Viet Nam, ns part o f “ aulMtantiai military reinfoivenientd to Soutlieiuit Asiu" ordered l»y Dulenae Seeretnrv Itobert S. MeNunitirn. (N EA llMdio-Telojihoto) Church To Aid Orphanage Ry D odds Eitea The membership of Uie First Pentecostal Church of I-onjwoikl is observing "Christmas in August" through tales of ciioco’ aU) wafers with n'tifeeds to benefit tlie The Child­ ren's Mansion In Tupelo, Miss. The orpltange was founded by T. C. Montgomery during the winter of 1050-51 when, after meeting with church of­ ficials, lie was encouraged (<> la-gin raiding funds for such a homo. Two Imihlings were completed ami tile flr*t child­ ren accepted for residence in late 1933. To date, almost 100 children hav* called the Man•ion "h om e" ami more limn 50 are In resiibmce at lids time. ilev. K. Ruth Grant, paator of tho Long wood Church, three years ago ssstHied with arrangements for flvo cfiiblren of tills area to Ik.' eared for at tlie Mansion, all of whom still ire there. Tiic wafers arc available from any mcmlKT of tlie rliuirli or youth depurinu-nls. Casselberry Church To Hear Rev. Wood By Jane Csssrlherry Rev. Hubert Wood, pastor o f the Congregational Church In Hprlng Valley, N Y., will be guest preacher nt tin1 Cas­ selberry Community Methodist Churrh Bundsy nt both tha B;30 and 11:00 a.m. worship ■srvlrsi. Ills sermon topic will be "The Basis of Morals." Rev. Wood is the son of Mrs. Har­ old Wood, Normandy Bond, Casselberry and lins frequent­ ly been asked to preach at ths loest church while in town visiting hit mother in tlie past. Legal Notice n otii ' b nr s u it T U B STATE OF FLORIDA TO BTKPIIKN K E N S B T II MOBIL RESIDENCE UNKNOWN A sworn Complain! having b**n filed - agalnal you In lb* Circuit Court In ami for Kami* not* County, Florid*, by MYR, TL B I. MOBIL fur itlvorr*. the *hort till* nf which l* MYRTLE I. MOBIL I’ lalntlf f. veraua STEPHEN KENNETH MOHR, Dtfsndant, thr*» pr«**m* ar* to oommaml yuu lo appaar and til* your Answer or other defenae or plnadlnn here­ in with (lie Clark o f the Cir­ cuit Court o f Hamlnnle County, Eteri.1*. and serve e copy 1 hereof on Plaintiff’a Attorney, Carroll llurke. Attorney i I .aw. p. O. Drawer E. Senfor Florida, on or before the 14th day of Heptciitbar. A. D. 1444, or otherwti* deeree pro m n fi-aio will be entered aaatnet you. Th* Hanford Hamid In denlgnatsd aa a n*w*i>aprr o f grnaral atreulallon In « Itloh this oltallon shall ba piibllnlird once each weak for fuur co n ­ secutive weeks. WITNESS my hand and o f f i ­ cial s a il o f Ih* Cl*rk o f t l x Circuit Court on this th* 4th day o f August, A. D. 1444. (HEAL) Arthur It Beckwith. Jr„ Clerk o f Circuit Court By; Martha T. Vlhlen D. C. Carroll Burk* Attorney at l a w Butt* 111 Hanford Atlantic National Bank Building P. o . Draw er E Hanford, Flarlda Attorney for Plaintiff PuMI.lt Aug. 1, 14, 11, tt. t i l l cu c-n SAIGON. Viet Nam (U TI) — Premier Nguyen Khanh to­ day declared a full stole o f emergency throughout South Viet Nam with a warning that "w e can be attacked at any moment." KiiNnh'* dtc la ration fol­ lowed tho t’ . S. uir raids on Communist North Viet Nam’s torpedo boat base* on Wed­ nesday, ami U. S. reinforce­ ment o f air strength in South Viet Nam. L*. S. aircraft today straf­ ed and bombed the jungle near Naigon In an attempt to scatter Communist Viet Cong guerrillas fighting o ff efforts to reach a U.S. Air Force B.’>7 laiinber which crashed Thursday. BIT’* and FI92 Jet fight­ er* have been flown to South Viet Nam during the past two dnyi to strengthen air defens-'. One nf the B57’a enroute from Clark Air Force Base in the Philippines crashed Thursday only 10 miles east of Blen Mon and 20 mi!<‘a north o f Saigon, in an area heavily infiltrated with guer­ rilla*. There was no sign that the two-man crew hud survived the crush. A reconnaissance plane which flew over the ar­ ea Thursday night was driven o ff by heavy Communist grmmdfi re. The death* of two Ilo7 crewmen, if confirmed, would raise to 238 th* number of Anterirnn servicemen to die in South Viet Nam since Janunry, 19(11. O f these, 180 hitie been killed in actual combat. Churchwomen Plan Bazaar A POLICE PATROL rnr was the object o f the moli'n wrath tluriiitf racial violence in Jersey City, N. J. Rear window was broken by missiles tossed at police by the mob. (NEA Telephoto) Politicians Divided On Bomb Decision A s Campaign Issue WASHINGTON (U P l) — erod the limited retaliatory such a situation (Viet Nam) Democratic and Republican attack necessury hut prudent ilevthip is a valiil eumpaign issue," lie said. political leadera ncrust thu in tlie nucleur nge. Smith, a farmer governor, Wiiilu approving tlie alta.-k, put ion were divided loduy on said Join mm’s Mellon was whether President Johnson's some Rcpublii an h’nilern nnld "tint particularly a strung decision to bomb North Viet that it by no mean* would one," nnd still left the Unit­ No in Navy hn*<-s will bo an prevent them from question­ ed States in a position of issue in the campaign, al­ ing tiie U.S. role in South waiting to il*« whnl the Bed though nil indicate,| their sup­ Viet Nam and throughout Chinese and North Vietnam. port for the action, Southeast Asia between now c.ip would do next. Smith Da­ A United Press Internation­ kota Republican Chairman nnd November. al survey showed that most Oregon Brpuldicu'1 Chair­ tom Temmey mild U.S. Aslan governors or state party chair­ man Klntu Smith, saiil tlie policy di'fitiitely woutd he an men felt that Johnson had no ''general foreign situation” issue because "we are still other choice except to order would have to he included in losing American boys over U.S. pluin-* into action ngainst llie campaign, " ' I h c Mud of ( (here over something whlrh the Coflimunisl PT port* af­ foieign policy that makes tin: administration has told ter attacks on two U.H. de­ tts nothing." stroyers. , Most Democrats indicated that Viet Nam would lota It* Itcmember place aa the primary foreign !■ Ih* 4'dinri nf Itir f'tiunfp iliiillF. %rittlM<»l(* f uiittly. I‘l«r* policy isiua for Republican lf(n* In I’ fHlmlp. 1 1lOst' candidate* this fall. They said In r^i Ivilal* of ANNIKHUI. W A l.K K R GIBthat most Amerirana cunaid- IIOK, OtT'if)n i d %ll I rnlIfor« nm! f*rr»iiii» Ilnilnn I Itiliii* nr llrnuintli By Donna E tlei Mrs. Edward Kuhn, presi­ dent of th* Episcopal Churchwomen of Longwood’s CBri.-t Episcopal Church ha* an­ nounced tiiat tlie organization will sponsor a bazaar, Oct. 23-24, on tlie church grounds. Member* are urged to col­ lect good used clothing, while elephants, kitchen utensils and other hems to be sold at tlie rummage sale to b« held In conjunction with the bazaar. Alan Robertson New UF Dean GAINESVILLE (U P l) Alan Robertson of Fort Myers will assume duties as dean of university relations and deve­ lopment at the Untveratty of Florida Sept. 1. BotH-rtson. 43, succeeds H irold B. Crosby in the post. Cros­ by resigned last month to ac­ cept the presidency of tlie new (late university at Pensacola. Legal Notice Legal Notice IN T ill) lO I 'm COUNTY. ID A. Aftnliifal ^nltl I'.fafntn COURT OF T ill: J U D G E , SE M I AOI.E STA TE OF FLO R . la ra tha Batata all MARGUERITE A. NEUMANN, D*«a*a*4, IN PROBATE F IN A L NOTH B N o lle . I. h a t .b r g l r . n that th* untl*r*lgn.J wilt p r . i . n t to th* Bonora bl* County J u d o of S.mluoi* County, Florida, thalr final rslurn, aeeount and vo u ctx r., a* Eiseu lara o f th* Eatata o f Margu*rll* A. N.uIfialtU, i] ,u « ,a !d . a lt j at .a id ttm*, th.n and thar*, m i k i a p ­ plication to th* aald Judg* for a (In al aatttitr.tnt of t h . lr adnilnlatratlun o f aald *.tat*, and for an ord*r dl.cha ra ln g th*m a* such K i.cu te r* . D a l.d thla Ih* 44th day o f Ootobar, A. D 11*1. / * / C alh irln * M. Lawaon / • / Donald W. I-aw.on A* Eateutora o f th* Katat* o f M a rs u .rlt* A. Naumann D .c.u a .d Jo*. It. M u r u k o , Atty. P. O. II.is 144 Earn P*rk. Fla. Publlah: July 41. Aug. T, 14, *1, 14(4 CDU-144 You nnd oic li o f you * ri h»r»t*>’ no'lflvJ nnil requlr^il to profttil any claims nnd demands » h t c h you. or either o f you may have a gut net the *«tat* of A s s n :m :u w alkbr nmUON, defeated, lata o f Charlie* ton County, Houth Carolina, to the Countv Judge o f Seminole County, Florida, at hla o f f l ' t In tha court houea o f eald County at Sanford, Florida, within els calendar month* from the lima of th* flret pub­ lication of tbit mol Ice. Tw o co p U t o f each claim or demand etnitl 'be In writing, arid eh a II elate the place o f reeldenre and poet ofrive addreee of U»* claimant, and ehall be eworn to by the claimant, hie agent, or ■ ttnrney and accompanied by a filing fee o f on# dollar and inch claim or demand not ao filed ehall he void. /tt t i o u o T i i r S it IT It n i ii n o s An Ancillary K i e c u t r l i of th* Uaet Will end Teeta* ment «.f ANNIEUKL WAL* KKit OIllltON, tleceaeed Of!0. A. BI'KRII* JU Attorney for eeld Kaecutrlt I* O. Mot ttM Sanford. Florida Publlah July 17* U , II * Aui7. 1114. CDII-IT CALL MOVING 504 C fle y ■ » W hy N ot Enjoy A n A irConditioned Car This Summer? Cool Comfort All Summer Long! We Will Air Condition Monl I’oiiubtr Amerit-un Cura. Price* Slnrt AS LOW AS • *26 5 0 0 INSTALLED I’rire Does Not Include Sales T a i, W E SERVICE & R E P A IR A L L A U T O A IR C O N D ITIO N ER S Strickland-Morrison / % AND STORAGE FA 2 - 9 5 1 1 A ve trip last summer? “ Your Friendly Ford Dealer” M O V IN G ? ) » of your vacation ■ ■ ■ C O ., IN C . IN CO R PO R ATED • SERVICE D E P A R T M E N T 308 E. First St. S a i i t o i d , F la . Ph. .122-1181 Open 6 Days A Week w . Park Ml 4*8916 ».« �LB J Sees 'New M orality' In W orld, Lessening W ar Danger Florida'* flood control canals arc choked with weed*. Mutual Problem & k&<& i * >v ! .-1 Manatees cat nothing but weeds and are threatened with rxtincti-’ n. The Central and Southern Florida Flood Con­ trol District bus launched h three-year study to see if the problems don't have one simple solution—put mans- 1* V* A WEED EATER Is lowered gently into ils new Florida home, a weed choked eauL Blood Donors For Month Of July Listed NETTED MANATEE—alight ly drippy. ■z weW-v - .■? THE SEA COW get* a tidbit, tome lettuce, at a Titusville, Fla., animal farm. Older Business Areas Show Signs O f Comeback Blood donors for July hnve horn listed by Mrs. Robert Bauman, recruiter for the Seminole County Blood Bank. The names and amount o f blood donated included: E. J. Muughton, 4 calkins; Robert B. Johns, 1*8 pints, William B. BiCImrdc I'd, How. nrd E. Bass 2.1, Clifford Proc* tor, 22, John S, Bczwierhrnn, J. K. Alderman, 20; Marry R, \\ ilson, Edward T, Simpson, 10; Robert (1. Wade, 17; William R. Pressley Jr., Woodrow W. Hartley, 2 gal* Ions; Willie Anderson, id; l.ester l „ Tillis, Benjamin Hughes Jr., 11; Clayton J. Beaulieu, and Wyatt Harris Folds, 12; Mis. June Fletcher, 10; Britt E. Yates, Edward J. Perry. Ben F. Bullard, 0; Fred W. Williams, Ernest Myrirk, Frank J. Pizzo, Har­ old K. Long, and Fred Burfeind, gave 8 pints and joined the gulloti club. Richard A. Evans, Charles A. Vining, Moultrie Kelly, A. O. Payne, Franklin I). (loro, 7 pints; Hamel T. Haskins, Adrian T. Gridley Jr., (llrnn M. McCall, Raymond E. Lord, fi; Randall Reynolds, C. O. Johnson, 6 pints; Dale Duckworth, Milton Young Jr., 4 pints; ponatd Q. Britt, James Mathews, Clar­ ence Jessup Jr., 1; Tommy S. Whitley, Salvatore F\ Manfre, George E. Swann Jr., Joe T. Corley, 2. First time donors are John W. Robinson, Mrs. Betty Rob­ erson. Curtis F. Blow, I.. C. Mackey, C. B. Schirurd, Mary A. Blackman, Mrs. Catherine Till!*, Walter E. Dzurus, Richard E. Hattan, Joseph Bryant, Michael laic Griffith, William E. Spates. Robert It. Brown, Terry Carlton, Weldon Franklin Sr., Waldon Frank­ lin Jr., Ralph D. Scott, Au­ brey Moran, Morris M. Pow­ ell, Mrs. Virginia K. Mercer, Janies Bill, W a n d e 11 E. Springfield, Prevo L. Clark, Mrs. Berci Fosnighl, Robert M. Meyers. Is business going to follow the same path ns the home owner an.l desert live central oily in favor o f the suburbs? Although there has been a migration of business to the suburbs during the past 20 years, this trend is showing definite signs of reversal, ac­ cording to Earl A. Totting, CP.M, Minneapolis. Writing in the just-released July-August issue of the Jour­ nal of Property .Management, Totting declares "what seem­ ingly would have been a whole­ Injection Of Race Issue In Debate Scored WASHINGTON ( UPI) A Georgia Democrat Thursday Cl it Icited injection of the race issue into House debate on President Johnson's povcrl) bill as an "inflamatory" ef­ fort to "build prejudice where tolerance would be more con­ structive." Rep. Phil Landrum, (D-Ga.), got a round of applause from both Northern ami Southern Democrats when he said there was "no reason for (urthei dlscuislon" of segregation or integration In connection with benefits of (he 1962.5 millior "war on poverty" measure. Landrum replied to Rep Charles E. Goodell. (R-N. Y.) who charged that a key states ’. PETERSBURG (UPI)— right* amendment to be offer­ ubliran gubernatorial ran ed by-Landrum actually was a tc Charles R. Holley said "segregationist" device that y the state's "intangible would permit Southern gover­ Is the primary reason why nors to veto programs designed ly new industries are I"to help a particular type of id to locate In Florida." people," l-andrum told Die House that S'o aninut of advertising attract those industries the 1964 civil rights law "is an I this discriminatory tax accomplished fact" and that rpealed." Holley told the Southerners like himself who Petersburg Women's Club, opposed it had lo recognize alley also charged that that "w e cannot choose what ises used by his Demo- laws we will obey and what lie opponent. Haydon laws we will not obey." "There is no reason for furns. regarding industrial elopment and tax improve- tiler discussion,” he said. “ To its "are so vague they are do so Is only lo fill the record ipletely meaningless ami with inflammatory material lo ! no indication of any post- build prejudice where toler­ action the candidate ance would be more construe|Uve." Id take U elected." )lley Blasts tangible Tax State Dinner Barker Resigns Honors Thant As Delegate To Convention JACKSONVILLE (D PI) — Richard D. Barker of Jack­ sonville resigned yesterday as a member of the Florida delegation to the Democratic National Convention because he said he could not support President Johnson. Barker, chairman of the Duval County Democratic Ex­ ecutive Committre. resigned in a letter sent tn Gov. Far­ ris Bryant. "For many year* T have had considerable difficulty reconciling my membership in the Democratic Party — a* far as national issues and candidate* were roncerned — with my own feeling* and beliefs a* a constitutional con­ servative American,'* Barker said. White not mentioning Sen. Harry Goldwater by name, llaikrr left little doubt he would support the Arizona Republican. "Until now, conservatives Iin this country have had lit|tie rhoire between the two partir* — both have been controlled by the liberals," ha said. "W e do have a cholra this year and I am going lo support a man who will defend and protect the consti­ tution of the United Stales, who will fight for our fresdom and liberties and whn will maintain the honor and integrity of this nation. "It is my duty and privi­ lege to support such a man and that is why I am not go­ ing to Atlantic City a* a del­ egate for Johnson. "In making this decision I am cognizant o f my obliga­ tions to Hint portion o f the, Democratic Party to which I still profess a high degree of loyalty - - to local and stale candidates such as Mayor Haydon Burns and Senator Spessard Holland, and to yon and a host of other fine Dem­ ocrats who share with me a mutual concern about the fu ­ ture well-being o f this coun­ sale exodus from downtown I management service to the of those In search of cheaper public. rent and free parking has Totting, president of the now shown definite signs of Knutson Companies, discloses cruel economic realities." that a recent study made a The Journal of Properly 381 firms in Minneapolis which Management is published bi­ moved from downtown office monthly by Ibc Institute of quarters to outlying districts Real Estate Management, an since 1917 revealed that ap ] affiliate of the National Asso­ prnximately 23 |>er cent have ciation of Ileal Estate Boards. returned to the downtown in The Institute awards llie de­ the last four years. He adds tilers aie indica­ signation Certified Property Manager (CP.M) to managers tions that there are also num­ who arc able to meet its stand­ erous other firms in the group ards of ethical ami competent which arc silting out their long-term leases and waiting to get hark downtown as soon as possible. ''Historically," Mr, Telling states, "the owners of down­ town hulldini!* were directly responsible for driving good tenants (<» the hinterlands. Lack of parking, rapid obso­ Wirt/. calling for renewed ef­ lescence of oflires, lack ol fort* to achieve full employ­ maintenance, slowness in re RATTLE WON — IlirtcUtTH broke into cheer* ment. also credited “ consum- modeling lo inert modern when they broke through into the cavern where e” , business and labor con­ standards, all contributed to nine men were trappeil at ( 'liampapnole, France, fidence” for helping score the Increasing 'he 'push to subur after a night of tricky drilling. breakthrough. bia." Now. in 1964, the picture has Chairman Walter W. Heller nf the President's Council of changed, he [mints out. New Economic dvbers said the de- office buildings have ix’rn line in the seasonally adjusted built, and are being built unemployment rate to 4.9 pet Parking structures ami park cent of the total U. S. labor ing lots are being created, anil force bcars out administra­ the fresh new look of tries, tion forecasts, made early this landscaping, and open vistas between buildings is comm ; year. ALBANY, -V Y. iI ll'll - Young (old newsmen after the "It does show the tax cut Is of age. Gov. Nelson A. Hockfcller has two-hour meeting. doing what is exported of it"That means he'll go out on joined the Son. Barry Gold that's pretty clear," Heller tiie stump," Young added. The water-for-president campaign said. chairman noted that four years ami indicated he may actively Wirtz said the tax cut was a ago Rockefeller made 283 large contributory factor a slump the nation for the GOP speeches for GDP pruaidential long with other legislation passtand ardbenrer. candidate Richard M. Nixon od by Congress in recent >rars NEW YORK (UPI) - Sir Rockefeller, outspoken pre­ "Ami then he got hit over The Labor Department an­ Cedric Hardwicke, 71-year-old convention political antagonist the In'ad with charges lie didn't nounced Thursday that unem­ veteran of the British ami sopjiort lho ticket," Young ployment dropped by 879.(8X1, American stage and screen of Hie Arizona conservative sai d. was roundly applauded Tliur.-to 3.811,000 in July. The suc­ died in University Hospital Ihe imwi-rlul organization td cess of teen-agers in finding here died Thursday of a chro­ day when 1m- told |iowrrfti! county chairmen, long influen­ jobs was the mean reason fot nic respiratory disease. New York stale Republican tial in Ihe mudrratr ami lib­ tiie la-ttcr-than-tmia! improve­ From his earliest days, the county chairmen he was sup eral wing of the party, also ment for mid summer actor longed to tie a clown. porting tile national ticket of went on record as "vigorous­ The number of jobs in the In 1957, his ambition was ful­ Goldwater ami Rep. William ly " supporting the candidacy United .Mate* climbed last filled partially when he rod*- E Miller, til N.Y.), for presi­ of Goldwater. month by 152.noo fo a record an elephant In what may well dent and vire-presklent. Rockefeller, as hr has in the peak of 72.105.0(H). It was the have been the biggest circus The governor also made a past, said Ihe party was big first tune In history that em­ ever staged, the late Mike strong appeal for party uiiity enough to rmhrarc all who lieployment went over the 72 mil Todd ’ * Madi son Sq uare Gar­ during the rioted door meet licvc in basic Republican prtn den party Ui celebrate his ing. lion mark. ciplrs, even though they differ movie, "Around the World in "Sure, Rockefeller said he'd on how liesl to implement 80 day*." support the ticket," Republi­ them or translate them into Famed in seores of movies, can stale Chairman Fred A. political action. theatrical and television pro­ ductions for his suave, sophis­ ticated. witty and scholarly portrayals. Sir Cedric main tained his composure although SIN G LE ROLL ................ $ 9 ,7 5 TALLAHASSEE (UPI) - several times he nearly fell from the elephant The Road Department said 25 ROLLS — P E R ROLL . $ 9 ,4 0 Hardwicke was one of a Thursday that work will be handful of actor* knighted hy (AMERICAN I POINT — HEAVY) started this week on the fourth British royally. He was proud of seven projects to construct and honored that the late Interstate 95 from State Road King George V knighted him 514 to State Uuad 46 in Brevard in 1934, taut lie also once con­ County. ceded to a Hollywood writer The *3,159,616 project will ex- that: W E H A V E MOVED! tend from I-ake Washington "Artistically the ‘air’ has Road east and northeast about been a cross for me to bear." NEW LOCATION MIGHT ACROSS STREET 10 miles to State Road 503. Sid Cedric noted that the 220 N. FRENCH AVE. The project calls for construc­ "s ir " In front of his name was SANFORD, FLA. .122-5112 tion of multi lancd highway and to blame (or the endless roles a 137-foot bridge over Wick­ as a Muffed shirt that were "Hcu<li|uurU-rs For Sprinkler Systems’* ham Road. thrust upon him. Idle Drop Laid To Lower Tax WASHINGTON ( UPI) Two of President Johnson's top advisers said today the dramatic decline in the na­ tion's jobless rate below 5 per cent for the first time since I960 shows that the SI 1 5 billion lax cut is beginning to do what it's supposed to do Labor Secretary W. Willard I hr •■nforh frralb „ Fri. Aug. 7. '64— Page f» tees in the canals where, theoretically they will eat all the weeds and flourish. Five of the aquatic creatures, known as sea cows, were raptured and put to work. The biggest was a female 11 feel. 4 inches lone and welch, ing 2.17(1 pounds. Scientists will watch from the hanks, hoping the manatees become fat ami happy. try." Cost* of attending college have doubled sinre 1910 and will ccntlnnr to rise, accord­ ing to the Southern llegional WASHINGTON (D PI) — President Johnson, looking be­ yond the crisis in Southeast Asia, foresees the develop­ ment of a "new and resolute morality" among mankind and less danger of major war. Johnson made the forecast Thursday night at a stale dinner honoring United Na­ tions Secretary Genetal Thant. The White House a f f a i r wound up n one-day state visit—the first ever by a UN secretary genet at—which snw the two world leaders discuss the current difficulties in Southeast Asia. There was no foinial com­ munique or joint statement on the business meeting be­ tween the President and Thant. Instead. Ihe two restricted their statements lo re mm k* at the dinner. They steered away from specific discussion of the recent North Vietnam­ ese attack on U. S. naval ves­ sels and the retaliatory II. S. air strike. Earlier in the duy after a meeting with Secretary of Slate Dean Rusk, Thant said he did not see how the UN Security Council rould he “ usefully involved in any set. tlemenl" of the crisis at this time. In the toasts they exchang­ ed at the dinner, Iwilh John­ son and Thant roncentrated on the fiver-all rendition of international relations and the neersaity for strengthening ttim structure of the United Nations. The Piesident foresaw a steadily improving climate of peace despits the current troubles in tha Far East. "W ilful men may still de­ sign willful schemes for war," ho said, "but they will meet today I lie strong and stead­ fast will of men everywhere who reject war as an accept­ able instrument of national policy." He added that in this cen­ tury there had formed a new, resolute morality which re­ jected "both the immurality of war as well as the immor­ ality of indifference and in­ action toward all tnreait « f war." R. N. Wells To Retire TALLAHASSEE (U PD R. N. Wells, veteran assistant comptroller for the State Road Department, will retire effec­ tive Aug. 12. Wells, « . announced hi* re­ tirement Thursday. He ha* worked for the department 30 years, starting a* a federal voucher clerk. Tot Killed F o n r MEADE (IIP !) — David C“oy, 21-montha-old, was fatally injured here Wednes­ day in a traffic accident in­ volving two car* and a truck near the downtown area. OVER 33 YEARS APPOINTED — Pierre S a i l u k e r , Prcnhlcnt K ** n n « tl y ' « former p r i* a m HL'iTi’ tnry, lias lit'i'ii n p poiiitcil U. S. Kenalnr to succeed t lie late Clair Futile. Gov. E d m u n d (L Bruwn m a d e Ilie announcem e it t in Sacramento, Calif. At First A Palme It* (Alongside old poet e ffk e ) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpel* • Furniture • Tile • Plano* * Rental Reds Rocky To Stump For Goldwater Veteran Actor Hardwicke Dies Work Slated On 4th 1-95 Job INSURED The Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation was established by Congress in 1934 lo insure savings in Savings and Loan Associations. BARBED WIRE WALL SUPPLY No one has ever lost a penny in savings insured by this U.S. Government agency in the 30 years since the FSLIC was established. W e are a member of the FSUC. �-L Harmon Clouts 3 9 th Hom er By O H Block UFI Sporta Writer Amorteait League msnooDtlsuo to throw righthanded pitcher* at Mtnesota, Harmoa KaUobraw might go an ttw wap. A ■urrey of KJUebrew'i ma­ jor league leading total of 30 borne runa ahowi that 30 have c o n e at the expense of rightbeaded huriera, supposedly the antidot* to batter* who work from the right aide of the plate. Hammerin’ Harmon, who divide* his blow* equally, 20 on the mail and 19 in hla home itadlum, poled No. 39 In Thuriday’a 6-5 Minnesota victory over Boiton a n d booited hla batting average tu ,300, a charmed circle he baa failed to attain aa a major league regular. It gave him the league RDI leadcrahlp at M, one more than Boaton'a Dick Stuart. The inevitable comparlaon to home run champion* Babe Ruth and Boger Marla place* the killer nine games up on the Bambino'* pace and 11 behind Maria TM1 clip. The 28-year-old slugger's specialty has been felt by every team at leaat once. Boaton huriera have been touched acven time*, three from Jack Lamabe while the Cleveland ataff haa allowed only one. iff and home rum by Roger 31aria (16) and Eliton Howard (0). Rocky Colavlto and Nclson Mathew* clouted roundtripper* for the A1*. Detroit icored twice third and fifth lnnlngi aa hpaw Mickey Lolich recorded hla 11th triumph In 18 declalona. The White S oi collected 11 hits off three Tiger huriera but atrended 11 men a* Joel Hor­ ten Buffered hla aeventh set* back agalnat eight victorlea. Boaton right fielder Lee Tbomaa overran Blch Rolllna' fly ball In the aeventh inlng, allowing It to fall for a triple and acorlng Zollo Veriallea from firat with the winning run In Thursday’* game. In the only other American League contcata, New York atopped Kansaa City 5-3, and Detroit beat Chicago 5-2. Ralph Terry (5 4 ) won hla third in a row with lata In­ ning relief help from Hal Ren­ Philadelphia's Margin Shaved To I 1/* Games A s Dick Farrell Finds Winning Mound Houston's Star :inally Tallies Victory No. 11 PBEWEE LEAGUE’S CHIEFS posed for this picture m they wound up tho season In the local baseball scene. Shown are, front row from left, Ben Butler, coach; Chris Frank, Joe Payton, Benny Butler, Victor Rlchburg, Charles Ueckj John McCIan, Gary Zittrower, Bobby Bryant and Dick Frank, assistant conch; back row, Ted­ dy Miller, Dick Dcus, Allen Miers, Ricky Grant, Alfred Green and Wayne Russell. (Herald Photo) Giant Manager Bears Picked To Capture Given Backing College All Star Contest From Sloneham IAN FRANCISCO (U PI) All those rumors about Alvin Dark are Just ao much bilgewater, eays the on* man In the world who ought to know. Horace Stoncham, owner of tho San Francisco Giants, gavo Dark a vole of confi­ dence Thursday and announc­ ed that ho bed no intention ot replacing the Giant man­ ager. For three unhappy days, Dark had been the subject of rampant rumor and specula­ tion following a report by a New York aporti-wrllcr who quoted him aa soylng that Ne­ gro and Latin American pinyera on hla team lacked the Intelligence of white players. After release of tho Inter­ view, Dark called a press conference In New York Iwo days ago end laid he had born "gravely misquoted" and that the writer had apologised to him. The rumors that Dark would be fired continued, howover, and Stoneham sold Thursday that he felt com­ pelled to clear them up. " I want to take this occas­ ion to deny all reports that a managerial change is con­ templated," Stoneham said in a statement released hero. "W * feel that the incident that grew out of Alvin’s re­ ported Interview . . . has been ciaggerated and distorted end that his reply to It haa been generally accepted," Stoneham aald. CHICAGO (U PI) — The Chicago Bear*, loaera only once in alx matches against tha pick o f collegiate football heroes, were favored today to rack up another win In tonlght’a AI at renewal o f the College All-Star grid game. The Bears, their moralo Jolted by tha deatha o f team­ mates Wlllia Gallmor* and John Farrington In a trainIng camp auto crash, had tho added Inrenlive o f revenge tu prod them toward another win. Tha All-Stars wen laat year’s gama against tha Na­ tional Kotbell League cham­ pion Graen Bay 1’ ackera 2017, and they also won the last tima the Bears were In the game, In 1047 when Frank Leahy coached tha col­ legians to a 16-0 decision. This was added ammunition for Bear* owner - Coach Georgo Hal** to give hli hehemnths, and ha reminded them frequently during train­ ing that "wo can’t afford to lean two in a row.” Baseball Czar Set To Retire; Musial Pushed As Successor when hla present term expires Sept. 21, 1905. In a joint statement, Giles and Cronin aald they had ask­ ed Frick, who will lie 70 later this year, to convene a meet­ ing of the Major League Ex pculiva Council to maka rec­ ommendations on tho selection of a successor. Cronin, a former major leaguo player and manager, has been prominently mentioned ns a possible successor. Frlck’a announcement atso drew a proposal from Ht. I.ouis Cardinal aportscaster Harry Carey that Sian Musial W in s Title bo elected commissioner. ‘Tha way tho gamo is to­ ITHACA, N. Y. (UPI) Craig Luther of Buffalo won day, tha commissioner is moro tho New York State Junior an Imaga than anything else, golf championship Thursday and if baseball docs not avail Honk Kong It a British at the Cornell University golf llaclf o f tha opportunity to crown colony made up of an course by defoating BUI Hav be represented by ito greutest Island and p u t of lb* Chinese cron o f Eait Aurora, ona-up, image, then It Isn’t as smart as it ehould be,” Carey aald. in the 16-hole final match. mainland. BOSTON (U P I)—Tho Ma­ jor Laague Council haa raquested a hurry up maetlnf In Chicago for Monday to lay ground work on procedure to select a baseball commissioner to replace Ford Frick who in­ formed tha 20 major leagua teams that he la resigning. Frick told President War­ ren Giles o f tha National Leagun and Jos Cronin o f the American Laagua Wednesday that ho will leav* the post Howevar, tha Bears will b* gainst a team which will equal them In sis* and speed, but not in experience, and Otto Grahnm, tutoring the All-Stara for tha aeventh etraight year, bellaved that with luck hie squad could win. "W e’r* not as big or aa fait as wo’v* been,” ha said, "and wa’vt had mora injuries than uiual to hamper our drills. But we have eomo fine football players, and I hop* they’ll be enough.’ The game will lie nationally televlied and broadcast, but ■till will pull a aellcut crowd of about 76,000, with local Interest boosted liy tha appearanca o f tho home town llcara. United Preaa International A funny thing happened to Dick Farrell on the way to 20-vlctory aeaeon. When tha muscular right­ hander stopped the Cardinals 4-1 on June 14 for hla 10th victory o f the aeaeon against one aetback It aecmed only an Injury could prevent him from becoming the firat Hou­ ston pitcher to win 20 game* in on* aeaeon. , However, 10 uneucceeeful ■tarts and alx defeat* lay on tha road to victory No. 11, which waa finally achieved Thursday night, seven weeks later, at tha expense o f the league-leading Phillies, 2-1Tha 6-foot-4, 220-pound faitballer la row aiming to bet­ ter hla 14-13 mark of 1063. Farrell blanked hie former toammatea on four hits for eight lnnlnga Thureday night befort being lifted by Mana­ ger Harry Craft after Waet Covington’s one-out double In th* bottom o f the ninth. Re­ lief ace Hal Woodeshlck fac­ ed only pinchhlttor Gua Trlandos, whose single scored Covington with the Phils’ onrun. Woodeshlck was yanked In favor o f Jim Owens, another ex-Phlllle, who served up a game-ending double play ball to Tony Taylor, which made Farrell's record 11-7, Tha loss decreased Phila­ delphia's lead to m games over idle San Francisco. Sanford Entries Notch Wins In Slo-Pitch Event Sanford'a two antrieo In tho ■uh-dlitrirt Sto Pitch Tourna­ ment in Eau Gallia entered tha semifinals with victorias posted In their last games. Hanford All Star* defeated Puckett Motor* o f Orlando last night to tha tuna o f 7 to 4, tho slnn,' second win, hav­ ing defeated Melbourne previ­ ously 16 to 1, Tha local ag grrgatlon play* the host team, Eau Gallle, tonight at 7:30 as the tourney continue*. Kings wood Builder* hopea to continue Its winning ways with a 9 p. m. clash with Cocoa tonight Harold Helms hurled tha lo cal ulna to last night’s win aa Larry Helman end Roy Llsk dominated the hitting depart­ ment Pro Football Returns To Birthplace By Jim Alexander CANTON, Ohio (UPI) — Professional football returns to IU birthplace Saturday night whan tbs modern edi­ tion o f tho legendary Canton Bulldog* makes it* United Football Laagua debut. The pro • season exhibition gam* with tho Toledo Tomadoas marks th* flrot appear­ ance o f a pro - league in Can­ ton sine* 1928, Many fane who attend tha gamo at Central Catholic Sta­ dium can remombar the bloody Stark County rivalries with tha Maiellloa Tigers which b ou g h t together such names T “t t lit aa Jim Thorpe, Wlllia Baaton, Pop Sweat, Graaaey Noale, Howard "Cub” Buck, Pate "Fate” Henry and Char­ lie Bricklcy representing the Bulldogs, and othar top stars o f the era. Including tha fam­ ed Notra Dame passing com­ bination o f Gua Dorala and Khute Bockne. Tha first gam* between the Bulldog* and Tigers resulted from a challenge issued to Hill Day o f Canton by his long tlma friend Eddie Stewart o f Massillon. Th* game, won by tha Tigera 14-4, waa played on th* frostn turf o f tha Maialllon mental hospital. Extreme betting, a threat­ ened libel suit by Bloody Wal­ lace, first Bulldog coach, and several dismal performances wrote an end to the pro aport In Canton fo r about five years. Whan tho play for pay sport returned to tha Canton seen* in 1015 it brought with It tha most famoue o f th* fa­ bled Carlial* Indians. Jim Thorpe, who waa tha Bab* Ruth o f pro - football, was aa difficult to tackle as a ghost and many o f tho fana Saturday night still grimace at tha thought o f tha In- dlan's bon* • crushing tackles lea. According to facte coipplled by tha professional football Hall o f Fame, located in Can ton to honor tho origin o f tha pro aport, the first profes­ sional leagua waa launched In tha humbls setting of Day's auto agency in Canton. Day, Joo Carr o f Colura bus, Frank Natd o f Akron, Carl Storck o f Dayton, and Leo Lyons o f Rochester, N. Y .t organised th* Amarlean F o o t b a l l Association, which two years later was ra - christened tha National Football Laagua, American League W L Pel GB New York 64 40 .615 RaltJmore 66 42 .611 Chicago 64 43 .598 lVi Los Angeles 56 54 .516 10 Minnesola 53 55 .491 13 Detroit 54 57 .486 13V4 Boston 53 57 .477 14V4 Cleveland 49 59 .454 IT Kansas City 42 66 .369 24 Washington 42 71 .372 2614 Thursday’s Results New York 5 Kansas City 8 Minnesota 6 Boston 8 Detroit 5 Chicago 2 Only game* scheduled Today’s Gamea Baltimore at New York, night Kansaa City at Detroit, night Washington at LosAngeles, night Boiton at Chicago Minnesota at Cleveland 3, Iwinight ftatwday’a flames Boston at Chicago Kansas City at Detroit Minnesota at Cleveland Baltimore at New York Washington at LosAngeles, night Vf}t 50-60 Entries Scheduled For Osceola Strip Between SO and 60 entries are expected at the Osceola Drag Strip Saturday night for the weekly races as officials prepare for a special Aug. 2930 feature. Tomorrow night the gates will open at 7, classification events are planned for 7:30 ahd eliminations will begin at about 10. Sponsored by the Seminole Timing Association, the week­ ly contests draw well over 1,000 spectators to the strip located off Highway 46, east of Sanford and near Geneva. Meanwhile, officiate an­ nounced today that Huston Platt will give a special ex­ hibition race Saturday and Sunday, Aug. 29 and 30. Driving a Chevrolet, hla beat time to date la a 10.63 at 125 SKIIN’ mile* per hour In the quarter. type of bout. On the same weekend an­ other big money event will be presented with top names from Florida and Georgia ex­ By Blit McCormick pected to participate. The Newspaper Enterprise A sen. club will also give away a Contrary to general belief, |50 savings bond during the waterskiing is so easy it is events. for everyona in the boat, not Just the spry youngsters. Ac­ tive water skiers actually rango in age from under 6 to over 60. With modern power, skiing can be dona from behind n wide variety o f craft, even some houseboats. The ideal water skiing boat has speeds By United Press International from IB to 26 miles an hour. Tho Syracuse Chiefs arc Below 18 miles an hour the sitting on top of the Interna­ inexperienced skier may have tional League and they are trouble getting up on plane. Too small a boat, or a boat determined not to head for a (all—as long aa pitcher Bill too Urge for its motor will Faul continues fate fine burl not act properly tewing a akler. Its stem will be pulled ing. Faul, who was 54 with De from side to aids as the skier trolt test year, notched hla crosses back and forth be­ third shutout of the season by hind it. defeating last place Atlanta, A 10-horsepower motor, on 2-0 while yielding only four a light enough boat, will pull hits Thursday night, to booat a child or amall teen-ager, A hla record to an impressive novlc* skier may have trouble 11- 1. getting up beesuse o f com­ The Jacksonville Suns, lea­ paratively slew acceleration gue leaders unUl they blew in a 16-horsepower motor, five straight to the Chiefs last but It can pull one adult. weekend, defeated Rochester Rigging for skiing Is inex­ 6-3 to remain one game out. pensive and simple. Rings or New York Mcts hopeful hooks may be attached to the Cleon Jones belted his 10th transom just to the sides of homer in a losing cause as the the motor cut-out (cn an outBuffalo Blsont lost to tha Co­ lumbus Jets, 4-2. Pancho Her­ rera connected for hla 15th and John Powers notched his 14lh circuit clout to give Earl Francis bis seventh win in 17 decisions for Columbus. John Anderson blasted a two-run homer and allowed only five hit* as Toronto de­ feated Richmond 8-0, to give him hla fourth victory. 16-Water Skiing Syracuse Chiefs Lead IL Behind Faul's Hurling E anfnrS Pago 6— Fri. Aug. 7, '64 St. Pete Pulls Nearer Tampa With 1-0 Win By United Press International St. Petersburg moved to within two gamea o f th* top of tha Florida Stats Leagua heap Thursday night after shutting out Miami 1-0. League-leading Tampa waa rained out of a home gama with Orlando. A double bill ia scheduled for tonight. Tho Saints scored their only run in the eighth when Chuck Goggin singled, moved with a wild pitch, then on an Infield hit and scored on a passed ball. In other league play Thurs­ day night, Fort Lauderdale blanked Sarasota 8-0 and th# Yankees picked out 10 hits la the nine innings. tJono from almost any heard) and a few lnchra from the top. A bridle or V-ihnpcd rope atached to these hooka makes It possible to attach the tow ropo to the center of the bridle. There Is a pulley assembly available by which the tow rope may bo attached to the bridle, permitting the tow rope to awing along the bridle. Don't attach two ropes to lifting handles. In a sharp, steepty hanked turn, the pull o f tho tow rope on an inner lifting handle can upset your boat, A new sport, somewhat similar to water skiing is called surfless surfboarding. In this, tho wake of a power boat serves as the motive po^cr for surfbonrdlng. A comparatively alow boot with a wide transom ordinarily churns up the best wako for this sport. Swimmer Ties State Record In WP Event A Sanford swimmer tied a state 5-mctcr freestyle record Thursday night In Winter Park only to have another en­ try beat the mark and push her Into second place. Maureen Scott, 14-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. D. Scott of 437 Scott Avc., tied the freestyle record with 31.7 and then learned that Anna Wilson of Tampa had beaten the mark with a 31.2. The girls were competing with entries from 30 tesms from throughout the state in the AAUW Long Course State Meet in Winter Park. The cvcnti resumo today and conclude Saturday. S M IT T Y ’S Snappin’ Turtle 2710 S. HWY. 17-92 — SANFORD A ll Sizes Self-Propelled RO TA RY MOWERS SALES A BF.RVICE • P ll. 322-2611 The Snappin' Turtle \n MORE MOWER! M cC R O R Y’ S August Sale National League W L Pet. GB Philadelphia 62 43 .500 62 46 .574 1H San Fran. 60 49 .550 4 Cincinnati 57 48 .543 ■ Pittsburgh 56 51 .523 7 St. Louis 55 32 .514 9 Mllwauka Los Angeles 51 S3 .500 9tt 50 53 .478 12 Chicago 47 64 .423 18 Houston 34 7 .312 30 New York Thursday's Basalts St. Louis 5 Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 4 Lo* Angelas 1 Houston 2 Philadelphia 1 Cincinnati 9 Milwaukee 2 Only gamea scheduled Today’s Games New York at Philadelphia, night San Francisco at Cincinati, night Houston at St. Louis, night Los Angeles at Milwaukee, night Chicago at Pittsburgh 2, twl night Saturday's C an s* New York at Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburgh Los Angelas at Milwaukee Csh NEW YORK (U F U San Francisco at Cincinnati, ( Flash) Elorda ot Ibo night Philippines waa named "tight­ Houston at St. Louis, night er of tho month" today tor th# third Urn* by Tho Ring maga tins bee s u m of h l a Impcaaa R eyes W inner iva seventh defence of TOKYO (UPI) — Feather­ world Junior lightweight crown weight Oscar Reyo* of th* at Tokyo on July IT. Philippines won a majority Elorde, 29, scored a techni­ 10-round decision over Tatcal knockout ovar Japan’s auya Takaml, tho former Teruo Koaaka in th* 12th round bantam weight champion of betors 1,000. Elorde seated Japan, Thursday night. exactly 139 pounds, ttw Junior lightweight limit. This tlma Elorda had stiff Final Tuneup PITTSBURGH (UPI) — Ay com petition tor fighter-of-tbamooth honor* from former ess undergoes his final tun*middleweight champion Dick up for tha $125,000 Hambtetoaisa today ia Iha $14,000 Arden Tiger of Nigeria. Tiger Impressively launched Dowds Slakes for three-year4 oomaback July 21 at Madi­ old trotters at tho Meadows son Square Garden hy stop­ race track. ping “ •poller" Jose Goe sa­ The Hottentots kve te ls* of Puerto Rico In too sixth round, Union of South Africa, 22" ROTARY AcmoKk P O W E R M O W E R PO W ER $ j9 9 5 ,T H.P. RRIGGS & STRATTON ENGINE REG. $19.95 21" V ac-U -Lift D ELU X E ROTARY — 5 H.P. BRIGGS & STRATTON ENGINE REG. $59.95 $ 4 )9 5 21” V ac-U -L ift Self-Propelled 3 H.P. RRIGGS & STRATTON ENGINE $5995 REG. $69.95 Elorde Wins Honor Again ALUMINUM Chaise Lounge 5-PoflitIons 20-IN. PORTABLE 3-SPEED FAN G.E. Electric Malar, 5-Yr. Guarantee Reg. $16.9$ *17“ m c Reg. $8.93 M88 1 GALLON PLASTIC H O T & C O L D JUG Reg. $1.99 $137 M cC R O R Y ' S E A S T FIRST ST. SA N F O R D , F L A . �8f)r ftatifor& $ trail) Frl. A ur. 7, '64— Paj?e 7 "Peking" At Movieland Tha Boxer U p r I ■ I n g In China la tha backdrop for the faatura film at tha Movieland Drive-In Theatre next week aa “ 66 Dajre At Peking" opena a three-day run etarting Sunday. CHARLTON HESTON (left), Avn Gardner and David Niven Btar in Camucl Ilronston’a multimillion dollar production of '*r»5 Days At Pe­ king," played against the backdrop of the Boxer Uprising in China. Heston portrays n United Stntcs Marine Corps mnjor, Miss Gardner n glamorous Russian noblewoman and Niven a British diplomat. The movie featurea Chartton Heaton and A»* Gardner with David Niven. It rune through Tueiday night. Sharing the billing la Walt Dianey'a true life adventure, "The Legend o f I,obo" in color. Wedneaday and Thuraday the Drive-In bringa "Young Guna of Texaa" in color and atarring Jamea Mitchum ami Alan Ladd. Alao to be screen•d ia "Sweet Bird of Youth” with Paul Newman, alao in color. The werk'a program concludea with a triple horror ahow Friday and Saturday. On tap arc T h e Slime Peo­ ple." “ The Crawling Hand” and "The black Zoo." '633 Squadron' At Ritz Intonecly d r a m a t i c mo­ menta, taken from actual events in World War II, ap­ pear to bu tha forte o f Cecil F. Ford, producer of the Miriech Corporation's ” 0.13 Squad­ ron," In color by ITeluxe and Panavlaion, opening at the Riti Theater Sunday. The exciting movie runs through next Wednesday. Ford earned a considerable reputation for hlmaelf aa pro­ ducer for "The Guna of Navarone," baaed on a true oc­ currence in tha Mediterranean 4th Week's Run "The Carpetbaggers" movie at the Scminolc-Cinema Thea­ tre ia being held over for the fourth big week aa the man­ agement bowa to the wishes o f the public to see and re-sec tills compelling movie. The TV RENTAL • Sales • Service Seminole T V FA 2-4920 Zenith Color TV Sales 3(00 Sanford As*. film ia baaed on a novel of the same name and la listed aa "adult" entertainment. Meanwhile, aa a special courtesy to its customers the theater ia offering for sale tickets to "A Hard Day’s Night," starring the Bcatlea and which will premier Aug. 27 at the Parkwood Cinema. The tickets will go on sale Monday at the Seminole-Clncma until the performance starts and then will be sold at the Parkwood Cinema box office. 9-Hole Beautiful Greens NOW OPEN ________ ________ SEM IN O LE G O LF CO U RSE MARKIIAM RD. — LONGWOOD PHONE 838-92(7 West on 40 to 431, turn South Vi Mila to Markham R d, follow the sign. GREEN FEES * 1.00 Week Days $1..r>0 SntH., Sun., Holidnya TON1TE A SAT. o v i i e f ca rv e d BIG HITS R ID E -IN THE A I R NO. 1 AT 7:30 ONLY 3 3 T H E WILD AND THE INNOCENT" Audio Murphy Sandra Dea M l . 2 AT 9:30 ONLY OUT OF TODAY’S HEADLINES . . . COMES . "7 DAYS IN MAY” KIRK DOUGLAS — HURT LANCASTER FHKDRIC MARCH - AVA GARDNER SO. 3 AT 11:30 ONLY "LOVE WITH THE PROPER STRANGER" Natalia Wood . Steve MrQuee* MAGNIFICENT HEW TRIUMPH FROM THE MAKER OF 'EL CID’I. SAMUELBRONSTONm m H a b ra A COMING SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY SCHEDULE OF SHOWS "35 Daye At Prkleg" Starts Nltely At 7:30 . . . Due To Extra length Of Show, Only First Half Will Be Repeated On Second Show . . . You Must Como Br 9:00 To Sec Complete Show. PLEASE COME EARLY FIRST SllOW __________ 7 £ 0 __________ CO-FEATURE 10:43 ONLY W ALT DISNEY'S TRUE LIFE ADVENTURE IN COLOR — >ulWi'hnW- It UlM I'' l*V ‘T H E LEGEND OF I-OBO" REG. ADM.— ADULTS 60c-KIDUIKS UNDER 13 FREE W iqM ujktA TV Time critics preview coming television ehowe by attending rehearsals, watch­ ing screening*, e t u d y i n g •cripte in New York and Hollywood. Here are their preview* for today: 7:30-8:30 p.m. CRS. The Great Adventure. "The Night Raiders." (Rerun). This utory of abolitionist John brown'* stand at Harper's Ferry and hi* trial compares poorly with the movie version. Jack Klugmnn docs a good Job with his role o f the zealot, hut suffers in comparison to the splendid job Raymond Massey did In the movies. Ironically, the courtroom ac­ tion is more interesting than the battle. 7:10-8:10 p.m. NBC. International Showtime. "Circua from Holland. (Rerun). Ex­ citing moment* from Amster­ dam's Althoff Cirrus feature Tio Nock, a high wire expert who performt with hi* son nnd daughter over a rage of linn*. Other good feature* inelude International Magie Congress champion magician Ted Alton, a daring cquestrum act, plus assorted jug­ glers nnd acrobat*. 7:30-8:30 p m. AI1C. "The Festival Frenzy" (rerun). An hour o f festival hopping in Europe. I'rubahly the zanir*t segment concerns the during the war, and also for “ The bridge on the River Kwal," which w a s b u i l t around a true incident. In "633 Squadron," which co-stars Cliff Robertson ami George Chaklrls, the atory FRIDAY P. M. deal* with tha actual raid 1:1* (1) Newscops upon a hidden Nazi strong­ |tl Itrp. Ci.nvsn. (V) Nswtlln* hold In the rock-lined walla of S IS i t ) on. « np»rts a Norwegian fjord, which ( I ) 11unils y - llrmklsy many bellava to have turned t:4 t <*> T IIA t.0» ( I ) Kltsnt B.rvlca tha tlda o f battle in favor o f ( f ) Iti-p Nst. Cnnven. T. II. A. the Allies by frustrating the 7:1# ( I ) tot 8li"Wtlni* reduction of England by rock(Si llu rkc'. l o w eta launched from similar se­ 1:1* C ) lloli II- i>«s Cliry. Theatre cret cites. (II I'rli-a Is lit *lit Maria Parachy plays the 1:0* (9) 1#S« <*"llcK» AII-BIsr Kr.ithall (Isme feminine lead in "033 Squad­ 1:1* (21 Kuitiitierllms Utar ron." Others in the cast are ( f ) Alfred llllr h r o ik Hour Harry Andrews and Donald 11:00 (1) J s ik l’ **r (Color) Houston. Ford produced tho ( I ) Twilight Zone film for Director Walter E. 11:0* (2) News ( I ) News —Murphr Mar­ Grauman and Executive Pro­ tin ducer Lewis J. Rachmll. The 11:11 (11 News, ftperts, Westthsr script la by James Clavell and (1) Theater o f the Stars Howard Koch. T V Time Previews Venice film festival, with intrigulngly dressed p r e t t y young starlets. You'll also he exposed to the incongruities of the Glyndebourne Opera Festival, the running c f the bulls at Pamplona, and wild and strange raring at ratio. Other visits include a Bas­ tille Day celebration, a me­ dieval pngennt and an llaliun food orgy. 8:30-0:10 p.m. ARC. Burke's I.aw. “ Who Killed Marty Kel» o ? " (renin). There ia a plot tonight, something shout a Hollywood murder, hut just concentrate on the suspect* and enjoy yourself. The busporta are headed liy luscious I.ucinna Paluzzi, Diane Mrllain, Marie Wilson, ex-Miss America Mary Ann Mobley and Glynis Johns. If you like acting, there are also Hersrhel bernardi, John Ericaon nnd Don Taylor. 0:10-10 p.m. NIIC. On Par­ ade. Tills half hour collects severnl of the best, sure-fire hit* used by Phil Kurd nnd Miml Hines nn other televi­ sion allows and in their night­ club routines. Don't look for fresh ground here, hut if you like Mini! ns n Japanese hall player or as a nutty mouse, here's n welcome chance to see them again. 10-11 p.m. CBS. The Al­ fred Hitchcock Hour. "The Evil of Adelaida Winters." (Rerun). In the title role, Kim Hunter effects an excel­ lent characterization of an who unscrupulou* p h o n y fleece* gricf-strickcn people by claiming to put them In contact with dead loved ones. Good as her nervous accom­ plice ia Gene Lyons; even bel­ ter is John l.atkin as a wealthy man. Ha seemingly is convinced sha ran put him in touch with his dead aoidirr ton, and offers her a fabu­ lous sum to concentrate on him. The story take* a chill­ ing tum nnd sha has good reason to wish sha hadn't moved in tho rich man’s home. 10-11 p.m. NIIC. Tho Jack I’aiir Show. (Color) (rerun). Guest Kato Smith sings "I've Got the World on a String" nnd "A s Long as 11a Nerds Me." Sam Lcvenson's comedy monologue discusses the “ new lock" in grandmas, teens nnd kisses. About half the pro­ gram Is taken up with the films o f Tahiti and Pitcairn Island Pnar took when he visited the South Pacific last summer. It's a little too into to plug the drprrasing Mar­ lon Rrando movie, hut Jack also auppliei some informa­ tion on tho llcunly Mutiny and a m-iv thought on what really happened to Fletcher Christian. Weekend Television 11.11 (I) Johnny Ctrson (Color) l t :!l (1) klsvorlrk SATURDAY A. M. C:20 («> S m t i , iVratfior • 10 («> Hummer flomoator 1:Q9 (ft) (Irowara Almanao (9) Nawa (ft) OpptMjr D or Y ar lat/ Hliow (9) u r n itM-rtornu 1:00 (2) Arroaa Th«* Kane* (ft) (’ apt. Kanirarou (9/ ItorRf Jonaa 1:20 \1) lloiiln Hood (9) Major M9r«*urr 9.00 (ft) Tha Alvin Hhow <ft) TL a Alvin Hhow •:S0 <2) Huff A ItaMjr (ft) Tannaaavo Tuzvdo (•») Suparmun 10:00 (2) 1Va« lor llaathrnta (•) qu ic k Draw AloUraw O ) Huprrnun C ) Flrahall XT. If: 19 (ft) Mtzhty Mouaa (9) Jalaona 11:00 (2) Dannla Tha Mantra (ft) Itln Tin Tim (9) (’ ti p a r 11:10 (2) Fury (ft) Tour Tlrkkt T * Action (9) llaany A Cacti Ila«rtia1| 11 (S (ft) **Uld Ttmar a Day” 1:20 l i l t (t) (1) (I) t:«* ( ! ) I SO (1) (I) 10:0(1 (11 11:01 ( f ) 10:10 ( t ) 11:10 ( I ) 11:11 II 11:10 (Si (1) Joar Bishop (Color) Tho t>s(*mtsrs l.swrs ncs Walk Saturday Nltht Hummsr I’ lavhouae Hollywood raise# Ounsmok* Nswsltns Ouy l,nmt>ardo Thastsr of ths Btirs Adult Thsstsr Hnvlo I'liannrl M11 Nsws, Hport*. Wsath sr 11:10 III T h s tt r t o ( tho Stars Su n d a y r. u. Tho Rtnry Hrvlval Industry on Parade llutrl.all l.owsr l.liht Houst Oral nob srt s llssshtll Bn.-lnl Bseurlty la Action 1 00 (21 Christopher* 120 |9) Issuss * Answsra (2) llasshall 1 II (21 llasshall 2 oo ( I ) Dlsoovsry ' l l 2 IS ( ! ) Mnvls (nr a Bundsy Afternoon ] oo (S) An A ( s o f Kins* 2 to (C) I'lSA (lulf Tourna. t 00 (SI Tha Ilrral Adventure ( ! ) 110.000 Waaler Uulf Open H A T D K D A Y p . m. ( 20 (2) Mar * Btory 12:00 (2) HullwlnkU Hhow I 00 (S) (Tin Sports Kpartat12 50 (2) Hrlanra n o t io n ular Thaatrr (2) Hport a l.lna (9) lluga llunny III Topic 12:1ft (ft) llasatiall 2:30 (2) I’ StiKer Is My Ilu*|. (<) <*|IH Nana ness 12:42 (ft) llaaabatl (l> Tsd Mack Amatsur 1a<o (2) Man Into Hpaca*F Hour 1:00 9) !My Trland r i l c k z <10 ( l i 2oih Csniury 1:2ft (2) Han. Hniathara (I I llronno Football 2 20 (9) THA Illlh tighta 1:20 O) Champ Wraatllnr (21 M-e| thn I'resa (2) lUaaball *:I0 iai Pi..l-e 2 ao (9) Hollar Harfcy I f ) Newarop* (2) Hrlatna Fiction 7.00 ( i t Dersinhar llrldo Thaalar 12) lllll liana Hhow 4:00 (ft) Hat. Afltrnoo n (Si l-SitlS KaMura 7 10 (91 Mummer Olympia (2) Man Into ftpara Trials 4 10 (<) An Asa o f Kln«a (SI Wonderful World of (9) Sum (>l>mplo Trlala Color 4:10 (2) Outlaw a (S) Ms Fssnrlls Msrltsn 1.00 (9) Wlda World of I 00 (St r,| Hull.an Show Mporta 1:19 (2) (Irlndl GEORGE CHAKIKIS and Cliff Robertson ahiir« (2) Man Into ( I ) Arrsat * Trial ft:20 (ft) It* tha l ^ w ntcllnr honor« in Mirisch Corporation'* "033 1:10 IX| llonansa ft.Oft (2) Klshlng Kuo ( l ) Thp I’ alabrlty Hama Squadron," DeLuxe Color and I’ annvinion dra­ IIS (1) N.wsrups 9 20 (*i lirsnner • :o (ft) ll'iins ilarilsntna matization o f tho fantouB Fredrick E. Smith 10:00 (2) IluPant Hhow o ( WsaU ft.2ft (ft) Wash. II.pull III Htnnsr llurka novel, opening Sunday at tlio ititz Theatre (C) ll.n nrsesy (St Candid Camara ft: 10 (9) llatllsllne throuifh United Artists release. Walter E, Grau­ 11:2* (II AltC Nawa llapnrt Nswscupe (2) • Ift IS) W h s t'i My Una man directed the Lewi* J. Itachmil production. 7.00 (2) Cirrus l l o f 11:11 (2) Nswaeopa (ft) Cs nlrsl Klorlda (It Harry Itsasonsr aaoweas* Nawa Be* Hunt (9) ( I ) Newsline DOUBLE FEATURE The t.lsulsnsnt TODAY At 2:30-6:00-9:25 At 1:0(1-1:23.7:30 7; 10 (2) l i s l e 191 Keyhole Nn. 1027 (9) llnotsnanii)r 11:11 1*1 Theater of tk* Stars l:M (91 ban Kram-lsca & SAT. 11:11 III t’ alar d u n s ( ’in ve n tio n City Boris Karloff John Kama 11KI ( I ) Keyhole 4ft) Jackie Qlssson "BLACK “ THE Mosls SAIIHATII" EVIL MONDAY A. M. (9) t.lsa Howard hpsrlal Father tilor EYE" W sm 3 3 7 v w im K m rim m 'em F»*#* annul seam im aoism amrmaaarsar II.SO (1) (SI (*) 12:1* (SI 12 SO (9) IS) 12 II (*) 11) I IS ( I ) t i l l IS) I IS IS) IS) T:lt ( I ) (I) 7:10 ( I ) 1:11 ( I ) fill 7 IS 7:11 1:11 l:M 1:0* TILL 2:00 R f|c MON. - F H I.V ® 1:11 *; l l Sign On Hunahlno Almansa Urow sri Almanse llsllalua's o f Mas Today Hummsr Bsmsslor Nsws Fsrsn, Marks! B o ­ ss" ( I ) Today ( ! ) Deputy D a w s Show ( I ) Mickle's Gospel Tims ( I ) Nows * Wsathsr (#> Cartoanvlll* ( I ) Cspt. X t S l i r M ( I ) Weathe. and Now# ( I ) l l i n i l l (or Modsra Woman ( I ) Csrlonvllto tl> lils erc* Caart — NOW TIIKOUGH THURSDAY — V EA L PA RM IG IA N A with apaghrttl COMPLETE DINNER FROM ROUP TO MINTS INCLUDING DESSERT — CLOSED ON MONDAY — jJean ean A * Hocro K o r e a Moteillo o i o r s iiio Vktlrom* n i K o a s You! Ira Cold BEER _ '(Sundays, loo) AIR CONDITIONED Opan 11 A.M. to 10 P.M. — Parties Arrommodattd llwy. 17*92. Oram * City — Haarrvstiona I'h. 773-3196 Jean's Spaghetti House, with Dottle AustU SATURDAY NIGHT is alwaya "ateak night" at tho Trad* Winds Cafeteria in the Seminole Plata. You can have a nice big T-bone broiled just the way you like it for only a dollar. Can't heat that, can you? They serve dinner front 4:30 to 8 p.m. and of course Orre are all those other ap­ petizing meats, vegetables, salad* nnd mouth-watering dessert* from which to choose. • • • One of the nicest places around to get away from it all, relax in a meat delightful atmosphere and treat your­ self to the best in food and drink, la Freddie's Steak House in Fern Park. In the background is the tinkling piano music of Vicky Rlalr, if you are dining In the Gas­ light Room, or sing-niong tunes with Carol Pettijohn in the Lamplighter Lounge. • • • Having company this week­ end? Take them to dine at Jim Spencer’* where they ran have their choice o f delicious steaks or seafoods , crispy sslnds and severnl kinds of potatoes In unusual forms. Relax before dinner witli something cool from the bar, or if you like, spend tho whole gay evening In the lounge, with your friends nnd your favorite cocktails. • • • You won’t have any trouble finding the Cariha Lounge at night. The whole place is so lit up, outside, It'a easy to find tha door and get lit up Inside, loo, if you like. With the huge round gloltes shining the Park Ave. entrances, the huge necn signs on top o f the Valdes Hotel, you can ap­ proach from any direction. Delicious food served from Rose and Wilk'a Restaurant, to your order. This popular eatery has Just pegged Its first successful year in Han­ ford, winning a host of friends and customers, s e e 1:tl (I) 1:11 III 12) 1 21 (2) 2.** ( l l (2) 1:11 ( I ) 1:11 II) IS) II) 2 II (II 1:00 ( I ) tl) (I) I II ( I ) l:IS (II 19) 1:11 ( t ) (ll (1) 4 II ( I ) 4:11 ( I ) (I) 4:11 ( I ) 4:11 II) l : t l (I I IS) 1:11 ( I ) (I) * MIhh Carol Pettijohn Entertains Nightly In The Lamplighter Lounge Freddie's Slcnk House Central Floritla’H Oldest & Fineat George's / h TAVERN COR. 11th A FRENCH — HWY. 17-92— HANFORD — BAR & PACKAGE — i n BEER ALL Your Favorite llrundx At A Price You're Glad To Pay . . . SPECIAL LOW PRICKS BY TUB CASH — Plenty 4)f Free Parking — — JIM SPENCER’S — RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL I.OUNGB ALL THE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... 93.25 CHAU - BROILED PRIME STEAKS l-wl'w M a k o A (a real dellracy ths way wa repare them! . . . they ar* NOT 'rench Fried I) f COMBINATION PLATTER (Danish Lobster Tall* and Royal Red Shrimp) FROG LEGS CHOICE $ 2 95 Hauteed In Melted Butter UNDER THE UMIIKKI.1.A A Variety Of Fine Cheeses and Meals— Fr To Enjoy While Wa Prepara Your Dinner Nrw Orlrana TDNm7^TvaT!aFI«^veT7T*JgTiTTor private parties up to SO. South French Ave. Hanford l'ho*s FA 2-M3t ,/ j* U ra l NIICNew*llapurt Password Uiretta Young NIIC News Tho Doctors Art l.lnklsitrr D*r In Court t.lsa llow a id Another World To Toll the Truth Osnsrat Hospital Pn uila s Kdwarde You Don't Her queen Kor A P e r The Metrh (laws Trallmaslsr Barrel Hlorw NIIC News NIIC Nsws Hurls Walt Americas Neweetaal NIIC News Checkmate Manilla tlorslla Newarop* I)IW | 1:11 III N i e i c u f t ( I ) t.esve It To YOUR (sweet aa a nut) Car When l . i v i nr l i f e lisp. Cons. tlarrr llaataasr Haarrli tor Tomarrew Troth or C o n s.q lin e s * ( IiiIdIna l.liht NIIC New* I t.port Open Window New*. KilHnrlat snd Wsathsr Kncns As Ths War IS T o r n D rpu lr • Relax in eool eomfort at George'* Tavern. Enjoy your favorit* beer or mized drink* at the bar and then restock your home bar from the pack­ age store. Thera ar* special low price* by the raa*. Prices are reasonable, there's planty of fre* parking, and the friendly ntmospher* makes for a relaxing afternoon or evening. All your friands go there, ao meet them at George'*. ROYAL RED SHRIMP MONDAY P. M. 11:11 IS) 13.92 111 t ;•* III IS) • Jean and Rocro Morsillo welcome you to Jean's Spa­ ghetti House in Orange City. They have been at this loca­ tion for 10 years und have a long list of satisfied patrons. Their Italian foods and pizza are served daily from II a.m. to 10 p.m., including Sunday, in air-conditioned d i n i n g room*. Win* and cold beer are sold to give that added touch to a good tneal (beer only on Hundayi), So for a delicious meal by candlelight bring the family to Jean's H|>agh(Ui House. • • • DANISH LOBSTER TAILS 1:11 41) 0*11 a i e n * Shew 1:11 (S’ Hompsr Itonm ( I ) Amerlraa lllstery 11:11 t l ) Star Wkas ( I ) lllk* Wallie s IS IS ( I ) NIK’ N i s i 10:20 i t ) Word for Word (1) I I s . a l.u*r (l> Price la IllKiit M i l l (1) Tha Me f o r * 11) Csasanlralloa (*) (1st The Sin a ia * l l l l l ( I ) I’ ll# * nta drs (II Jso|>ardr (9) Missing l.lnks 11:0* (21 (*) (91 21:11 (SI ill 12 20 i l l Enjoy dancing. In this weather, you ask? Ah, but It’s cool and dim In the Capri, and you can dance in air-conditionnl comfort to the mellow tunes of the Jack Rossman Trio. Dining in sumptuous style, or Just ait* ting in the lounge with your favorite beverages, it's ail part c f the friendly atmos­ phere at the Capri, that has won ao ninny steady custom­ er, ami attracts new ones all the time. Luncheons, too — specials for businessmen and women in a hurry. WE CAN HELP YOU PLAN YOUR PARTY AND TAKE ALL THE WORK OUT OF IT FOR YOU! BRUNCHES — LUNCHEONS — TEAS — BANOUETS — YOU NAME IT — WE "CAN DO"! Fur Your Danring Pleasura Frl. and Hat. Nile* — B Till 12 We Feature — THE — “Jack Rossman Trio” Itsavsr C A FETER IA S CowtaQw'ce Come dma with us. Lnjoy crisp, appetizing a sle d s.,. tasty piss, cakes snd cisains.. .tsndar, delicious piim* masts and gsrdsn Irsth ysgstsblss. . . served In truly pieeisnt surroundings. And rsmember, Thursday night Me •‘family night" with free desserts for a ll...a n d , Saturday night Is "stssli night" when you get a big *,* ib. 7 Sons stssk cooked to yeur order lor only (one dollar. -luncheon; If A U. •2 IS f . U. Dewar; 4; JO •6.00 P. M. Trada Wind* Cafeteria* also located la Orland*, Leesburg, Cocoa, Melbourne * FL iTerco. �V6r •infurS Pape 8— FrI. Aug. 7, *64 VrriIS D eborah Trepanier, Lt.(Jg) F. W. Sherrill Repeat T h e Ostranders Return Following Enjoyable Trip Vows By Maryann Miles Mr. and Mrs. Richard Os­ trander and children, Ricky and Cathy, of Jamison Drive Deborah Bruce Trepanier, I which was held In Ihc Parish, Ihe Carolina Mountains, daughter o f Mr. and Mr*, House for 50 close relative* i Lt. and Mrs. Sherrill will be In Bear Lake, have returned Darwin F. Bruce of DcBary, and friends, the couple de-1 at home at 1525 Mcllom ilte home after ■ delightful vaca­ tion. and Lt. (jg ) Forrest William I parted for a wedding trip to I Avenue In Sanford. The family motored to Mi­ Sherrill Jr., son o f Itcv. and - - ------ t- .ii ami to visit his parents, Mr. Mrs. Forrest William Sherrill snd Mrs. Fred D. Ostrander Sr. of Clover, S. C., were and then drove to Sanibel Is­ united in holy matrimony on lands for three days. They Saturday, Aug. 1, at 11:30 visited friends In the Ever­ a.m. in an Impressive candle* glades and enjoyed a trip deep light and double ring cere­ In the glides. Later they were mony at Holy Cross Episcopal guests of friends in Tampa, Church with Father Lorny So­ and visited Six Gun Territory por officiating. before stopping in Gainesville The church was beautifully to visit Mrs. Ostrander's mo­ decorated with glads and car­ ther, Mrs. Pearl Wingcnback. nations, tastefully arranged. Upon returning home, John Miss Beatrice Buck, church Perkin of Tampa was Ricky's organist, played "March In B houscgucst. The two boys Flat" by Handel and "Itlgauwere fishing and Ricky had don" by Campra. the misfortune of geting a fish The lovely bride repeated hook caught In his eye, and the vows In a French blue was hospitalised in Orlando, street length gown of pcau dc hut the doctor assured his sole, appllqucd with Chantilly parents there would be no eye lace, and accented at the damage. neckline with seed pearl*. Her matching veil of illusion fell from a tiny pill box accented with seed pearls. Her bridal bouquet was a cascade of white roses centered with pale pink rosebuds and pink car­ nations. Mrs. James F. Bell attend­ ed the bride as matron of The Ginderville Volunleer honor, and was thn bride's Fire Department has post­ only alrndnnt. She was alllm l poned the regular scheduled in a smart bclgp silk shantung sheath with matching access­ meeting from Monday, Aug. ories and carried a nosegay of 10 to Sept. 14, at which time while carnations and yellow the meeting will be held at rosebuds. the Elder Springs Baptist Lt. Cdr. Thomss P. Conroy Church. served the groom a* best Members are urged to note man, and uahera were Lt. Cdr. this schedule change and to James F. Bell and Lt. Charmake plans to attend the Sep. lea E. McKenna. MRS. FORREST WILLIAM SHERRILL JR. lember meeting. T.iu bride's mother chos# M rs. Hugh W helchel Entertains W ith Bridal Luncheon Complimenting M iss Niki A sh b y Mrs. Hugh C. Whelchel w i i hostess recently st Jim Spen­ cer’s Restaurant to an ela­ borate bridal luncheon hon­ oring Miss Niki Ashby, brideelect of Alex McKibbin, The bride-elect's table >. as centered with a lovely ar­ rangement of pink carnations, chrysanthemums and t u b a roses accented by Icathrrleaf fern dusted white. The guests* t a b l e featured Plttsporum centering the entire length of the tabic. Mrs. Whelchel presented tha bride-elect with gifts of lin­ gerie and received the guest* in a chic white two piece pi­ que ensemble. Niki was strik­ ing in a bold, brown, black and white print with tho low cut fitted bodice trimmed in Jet black. Mrs. Martha Bishop Ashby, mother of the honorce, chose a champagne beige silk shantung sheath, and Mrs. Clifford McKibbin Jr., mother of Niki’s fiance, wore a cool, low cut pink pique iheath. Others enjoying Ihe delic­ ious bridal luncheon of lobster salad, tomato aspic, assorted relishes and Iced dessert were Mrs. James Crapps and daughter, Miss Anne Crapps, Mrs. Esther Ridge, Mr*. Kathryn Hilltop, Miss Donna Ashby and Mrs. John Kadcr. Ginderville V F D Postpones Meet Until September an off white, floral design, creme puff dress with beige accessories, and her corsage was of yellow roses. The groom's mother was at­ tired In shirred blue cation with white accessories and she wore a corsage ot pink carnations. Following t h e reception, Maple whipped topping adds a touch of genius to the pan­ cakes and waflles so popular for breakfast, brunch and supper. To M a rry Lt.(Jg) D avid H. Dow Helpers An Ironing board cover fits snugly when put on while damp, It slays smooth and dean longer if dipped in a medium solution of starch be­ fore being stretched on tho board. • MAJOR AND MRS. IlERSHEL CHAPMAN and their three sons, from tho left, lloli, Charles and John Chupmnn, of Hear Lake, will move to Monroeville, Pn. in the near future, where Major Chapman will enter the University of Pittslnirffh to study for his muster's degree. Tho Chap­ mans live on Ronnie Drive in Rear Luke, where Mrs. Chapman has been actively engaged in eivic and social affairs while Major Chapman was ill Korea serving ns Chief Personnel Manager, and has recently returned. Roll, Charles and John have all been active in Roy Scouts. Personals Remnants Are Real Bargains Mrs, Ossie Firlds is still hospitalised at Seminole Me­ A Wonderful morial Hospital. It was re­ Some women can't resist a ported earlier (hut she had remnant, others s a y : "1 returned to In-r home, hut due haunt the remnant counter to a set back, was not dis­ Imping to find fabric that I missed ns was nnlicipnlcd. cannot afford to buy from the bolt." New World of One reader writes: "When I arc beautiful remnants t never know whether the amount of fahrlc is right for what I’d tike to make. Can you tell me haw la gauge the Shopping Enjoyment yardage when I don't have a Don't forgcl pattern at hand to ch eck ?" your camera and Kodak film Here are aome rule-of. thumb measures which will help you gauge yardage fur \\ i \ r r n r \ i u < a sheath, blouse or skirt. if you have been using a CAMERA SIKH' sleeveless sheath pattern and 210 H. PARK AVB. know It is right tor you, then gauge it this way. For a size I io It, hips not over 38 inches, then one length—yes, 1 said one length —plus five inches ot 48-inch wide fabric. This will make There’s no need of a long statement you a sleeve leas sheath. when mir message is brief. So we'll If your hips are over 38, just skip ________________________________ llien buy erne length plua five Inchei of M inch fabric. Usa the tame gauge for a skirt — y o u r finished skirt length plus five Inches. This allows for shaping at Ute waistline and for a nice hem. For a blouse \ yards of 44down here and say “ RANDALL ELECTRIC ineb or wider will make a COMPANY offers n complete electrical s i m p l e straight sleeveless service, does good work, does it prompt­ blouse for sizei I to 14. ly, efficiently and cheerfully und docs If you want short or \ uppreclute its customers.” sleeves in ■ dress or blouse, buy ti to W yard more. Sid Vihlen One woman saya: "I buy every lovely percale, calico, Randall Electric Company or easy care fabric I see on 112 Magnolia Avenue remnant counters that are \ to 1H yard* long. I make gift fttoM 322-0015 aprons for my friend*. If I . Residential . Industrial Wiring Commercial bgv* extra fabric 1 make When Used With Versatility Vacation Bound? m aLL M iss Tam zene Ann Shay En g ag ed Household Personals Wieboldt’s NOTICE matching putholdcrs. I even buy remnanta or trimmings." There are many iheiths with a seam down tho center front and center bark. Half Ihe dress is print, Ihe other plain. Of course, they are made of the same kind of fabric. Some believe such is slenderising. Often a short rrmnant ran tie found for a llllle Jacket or bolero to wear with a sheath dress. This can prove a real bargain. When buying remnants, buy what you need and can use. They can be real bargains, mpccially if you know how to adapt your pattern to your material and io use a faring if your length ii short, or act in a piece at the waist six to right inches deep—that makes a band around the waistline, which can so easily be divided with a narrow belt of the ma­ terial of the iheath. A large department store made a survey recently among ila charge customers. They found many women who bought remnants did not al­ ways use them, They also found many had full dress length! that had not been made up. The fabric appealed at the time, but the iniplration to make it did not last long. So be wise, U you buy remnants, use them. There is fashion la fabric as In sil­ houette. Don't leave your fab­ ric in the drawer or chest too long. Make a simple dress, blouse or skirt from your remnanta before your enthusiasm wages. the left, arc Mrs. Clifford McKibbin Jr., m ol her of Niki's fiance, Miss Ashby nnd her mother, Mrs. Martha Ilishop Ashby. V A H - I I , Det. 8 1) A Sponsors Picnic Mr. and Mr*. Thomas M. .Shay of Tampa announce Ihc engagement and approaching marriage of their daughter, Miss Tamzene Ann Shay, to Forest City By Maryann Miles Rev. and Mrs. Clifford Gre­ sham and daughter, Diana, of Terraco Blvd. have returned home after visiting w 11 h friends at a farm in the Blue Jtli^ge Mountains. Following their r e t u r n home, Diana look her first flight via jet to visit friends in Atlanta, Ga., and will re­ turn homo next week. Rev. Gresham is pas lor of the Forest C i t y Baptist Church. MRS. HUGH (MARY) WHELCHEL, left, re­ cently entertained Miss Niki Aahby, bride-elect of Alex McKibbin nl a bridal luncheon at Jim Spencer’s Restaurant. With Mrs. Whelchel, front k • • Sift powdered sugar quickly and easily by brushing it through the sieve with a lungbristled pastry brush. * • • Attach s short curtain rod to the tiack of baby's high chair. Hang bib and damp wushdutbs on it. • • • Lt. (jg ) David Harman (.Sam) Dow, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Dow of Sacramento, Calif. The lovely bride-elect was born In Morehcad, Ky., and was graduated from Morebead Slate College. For the past two yrars she has been a (acuity member of Kdgcwatcr High School in Orlando. Lt. Dow was bom in Au­ burn, Calif., attended schools in Sacramento and was grad­ uated Iruni Stanford Univers­ ity. Prior to entering the navy in I960, lie served as a re­ porter on 'th e San Diego Union. He is currently serving with the Reconnaissance At­ tack Wing One Stall, NAS, Sanford. The wedding will be an event of Saturday, Aug. 15, at 1 p in. at the Sanford Naval Air Station Chapel. This Saturday Personnel of VAH-II, Dek 3 are reminded of the picnie scheduled Saturday at the Or­ lando Air Force Rase Lake, sponsored by the Enlisted Wives Club. All enlisted personnel, their wives and children arc in­ vited to attend. Hot dogs and "buckets full of homemade Ic» cream” will be highlights of the refreshments, with salads and other food furnished by the wives dub. Swimming, games and ac­ tivities will begin at 1 p.nt. with food to be served at 3 p.m. Committee member* In charge of arrangements aru Mrs. Pat Clemens, Mr*. Jan­ ice Cerici and Mrs. Agnes Bucnuvbla. Further informa­ tion may be obtained by calling any one of the commute# members. This 'N That A cast cook This with new threc-compsrtment aluminum skillet enu or hrnt an entire meal. "tri-fri" pan is available or without non-stick lin- Have a snagged sweater? ing. Run a needle, threaded with MISS TAMZENE ANN SHAY a contrasting color, through the snag snd knot securely. Then, pull thread and snnggcd yarn back through to the Running about In naked wrong side. Clip thread. Do tootsies, according to the Bu­ The New York World’s Fair food coloring, just enough to no tcut yarn. reau, isn't too awful. Some­ * * • times it's therapeutic for is studded with fine restau­ give the liquid a true water­ One cup of vinegar added to feet's sake. However, In the rants. One of our favorites is melon tint. Stir in mixture un­ one gallon of warm water interests of accident preven­ The American Restaurant in til the sugar Is completely dissolved, then pour the mix­ cleans varnished wood beau­ tion and good health, it's sug­ Ihe Gas Pavilion. tifully. Tlie gloss of the var­ gested that parents urge chil­ George Lang, who super­ ture into a deep ice cube tray. nish is not impaired. vises this exquisite dining Set the tray in the freezer dren to heed these rules. • # • The Fat ’N Place unit of the refrigerator with —Don't let them go barefoot room with walls of glass open­ the control set at its coldest When making drop cookie*, ing on to the dream world of New Short • Cut To all day king. Shoes should be butter the bottom ot a tumb­ the fair, is a supergmirmrt. point, and let the mixture worn st least a part of the Summer Comfort! freeze to a mush. Remove the ler. dip it in granulated su­ Ills inspired interpretations of dsy for support. We'll Shape And IJ.00 American regional dishes arc tray front the refrigerator gar, then use it to press cook­ —Have them walk only in ies flat, Tlte tumbler must be the delight of sophisticated and beat the mixture wllli a Taper It — ■ sandy or grassy places. Gra­ tastes. This Walermelun ice rotary tx-alcr until it is dipped into sugar for each vel, creeks, ponds, streets, the cookie, and *rra|kcd and re­ is an example. Picture your­ smooth. Return the tray to the FOR APPOINTMENT woods nearby snd public but tercd occasionally. self seated beside ceiling-high refrigerator snd continue the CALL 322-4913 bulklings hold down-to-earth • • « glass windows, over a minia­ freezing, beating s e v e r a l dangers ranging from rusty times more, until the ice is of Remove the shine from ture lake wills water flowers, navy bluematerial by spong­ nail* to lurking germs. spooning this cooling dessert the proper ronsistrney. —Have them wash their Like the Idea? ing it with undiluted vinegar. One of the most .versatile The shine disappears and so feet often, especially before WATERMELON ICE llalr Styling Salon fish, halibut, is temptingly does the vinegar odor as the putting on shoes nr going to (8 servings) 2201 8. Park Ave. flavorful when served with bed. material dries. 1 quart watermelon pulp Just butter and lemon. —Wear socks with shoes. 'a nip sugar The socks absorb perspiration lv cup orange juice and protect feet from the shoe Altamonte '•* cup sherry E V E R Y S U N D A Y SPEC IAL! lining. Red food coloring —If injuries develop — Remove the seeds from C,OLDEN scrapes, cuts, stubbed toes— watermelon pulp, and force don't rely on practicing med­ the pulp through a fine sieve. BROWN By Maryana MUes icine without a license. Take Blend in sugar, orange juice, Mr*. Margaret Horrcll of the child to a doctor. sherry and a few drops red SO U TH ER N Hermit's Trail, has recently returned from visiting her sis­ ter and brother-in-law, Mr. A "M ajor" must for the new Hair Trrnd 1s a and Mrs. Waller Bryce of tto lls Body Perm. Vcro Beach. Mrs. Bryce has been quite ill, but la on the road to recovery now. Down-To-Earth Tips Reviewed For Feet’s Sake World’s Fair Ice Cooling Dessert # 0 Betty Annes Personals FRIED C H IC K E N 9 9 Special For August! Fashionettes Moat American males are ell choked up — with the wrong-sited shirt collar, says Ron I’oital, a filmland design­ er. Postal said tho collar should be loose enough for the weerer to Insert his Index fin­ ger easily inside the neck­ band. A ll You Can E at! Rex. 120 Wave IIS. 117.50 Wave >13.50. *15 Wave 110. For Ihe School MU. . . . s Whlrly Curl Bob . . . calls far s Soft Perm. Includes: French Fries — T o ..« l Green Salad la our Budget Department: Reg. >8.50 Wave >0.7). Reg. >11.50 Wave >8.50, all complete with Shaping A Styling. Personality shaping. c«>nd., shampoo A set >1.15 during Aug. only. Earning* by appolntmrnl. "THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" xKahhisdl’A 105 8. Oak Ave. BEAUTY NOOK . 322-5742 Hal Rolls A Rutter — Iced Tea Or Caffe# T O U C H T O N ’S R E X A L L DRUG Locally Owned and Operated hy Glenn McCall and "Krnis" Mills COR. Ini & MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 DOWNTOWN SANFORD i �OTKr frattTnrJf SrraTTf F r i. A tip. 7. *01— P a p e , f S uit Yourself ] Will Anyone Uphold The Belt? HOW T O t ih 1 a belt ou t <>t lift*. One w ay is to b u y till) sla ck s. By Jerry Sheehan y r n p r p r r Enterprise Assn. NEW YOHK — (NBA) Slacks are more than just cloth tubes around Uie lug!. They have become a i llul ele­ ment in the young look (or men. Well, then, what arc the young men looking like, you ask. According to n leading man ultielurcr of men'* and IwyV slacks, half of their sales are without cuffs. Most of these garments do not have a M l loop to be seen. Just plain tab slacks. All of which may cause an­ guish to the belt manufactur­ ers, hut jxirtend less compli­ cated living lo the men of this nation. There you are in the morning. with eight minute* left to call'll the tram In the office or shop. “ What did I do with my b ell?" You see. all that is out the window. Your slacks ol tomorrow probably will not Use belts. Nor will your slacks have cuffs, if current indications are lo be trusted. The reason fur cuff* on men’s trousers is lost in hi». lory. As far as researchers can determine; it stems from a shortage of ashtrays m the mid-lUlh Century. The only place to deposit cigar ashes was in a lulled-up punts leg. Oi course, lodny many men have overcome their reaction to Army Class A uniforms and once again arc asking lor cufflcss slacks. And with rea» "n No man suffers from (lie tall look. The absence of cuffs means tliat the physical tine is stretched from the floor(wards right up lo the armpits No ugly horizontal lines are in evidence. The rise in slacks sales can be traced largely to the c v pending school trade. Flirty iwr cent of the sub's are to the high school and college market — almost do million pairs annually. It has been lound that al>oul ns iwr cent of the young crowd wears slacks to school regularly — either with sweat­ ers. shirts or sport jackets. It all udds up to the easy­ going look for a large segment of the population. j P o lly 's, P o ln t e r s Mj Chain' Links Family lly Polly Cramer Newspaper Enterprise A**n, DEAR POLLY—Since our mother’ll death in IU—it. wo five children huvo kept in touch with encli other iiy what we cull our "chain letter.’’ Since our uges range fioiu 71 to Ml and wo livu miles apart, from California to Ohio to Florida, It would be ipiitc all effort for us to cm h write In­ dividually to all the others. This way we hear from each other at least once a month ami often enclose snapshots of our children and grand­ children. Keeping this family relationship olive baa brought us great pleasure. I'an any­ one bent oar record of IIS years?— .MRS, W. It. fit III.S—Many of us who may he negligent about writ­ ing family letter* would ben­ efit by the system used by these loyal ami wonderful brother* and sister*,— POLLY DEAR POLLY--Have you ever written with a fnuntuin pen that stained your fing­ er*? My pointer for press ntIng this is very simple. I find that If the »p»ngc part o f a % sponge hair curler (with n my childien’a jackets. It hole in tile center) is slipped wears well, is warmer ami dms not sliovv tlie soil. MILS. over tbu pail of the |iuu near II. J. P. the point there Is no stuin DEAR POLLY—To keep problem. It also prevents tlie dust o ff clothing bunging llioso callouses t lint collie in u closet, cut open one side from writing for long periods of a plastic dry* denning bug ami bung it over the rod and of time.—SI. A, L. .DEAR FULLY— R a t h e r Die clothing that is on the than haul my toddler’s toy* hangers. into the house from our fear— To remove the price eddn yard each day, I bought marking on a box that is to a 20-gidhni trusli ran wills a lie used for a gift, cuv«r the lid to hold even the long muiking will) cellophane tape, handled toys. This can be left rub over it with the l uck of in a corner o f the yard, the a fingernail and then remove toys ure protected front the (lie tape. The price matrk will weather and the yard looks come o ff right along with the neat. When the youngster is tape.—MRS. R. \V. old enough to bring toys In (■MILS— I found this last himself, the can will lie us".| hint excellent for price* fur thu put pose it whs in­ mm bed on w ith a marking pencil hat not *o good for tended.— CAROLYN DEAR POLLY—So many atnmpcd-un niniihei* such n* children's Jackets come lined the chain stores use.— POLLY with a pile fabric at tlie top Slime your favorite homeand quilted niyon material on the lower part, The pile making Ideas , . . send them holds up under hard wear but to I'ally ill care o f The San­ often tlie rayon doe* not. t ford Herald, You'll receive a purchased a dark plaid cotton bright, new silver dollar if flannel material and com­ Polly uses your idea in Pol­ pletely covered the rayon in ly’s Pointer*. T h e C lo t h e s Poll — ---------------- ------------------- Chic Young Chicks % By Helen llennessy Newspaper Enterprise Women’s Editor It's all right for song writ­ er* to claim thst heaven should tie thanked for little sirls. Rut mom and dud might want to qualify that a bit. They know their dainty offspring are a fore* to be reckoned with where thu bud­ get Is concerned. Parent* o f teen-age girls cun tell from their dwindling checking accounts that their young darlings have a con­ suming and expensive inter eat ill fashion—an interest that has been catered to and sur­ veyed by experts. And now thr people who design and t»*'ll clothe* have •et their sights on pr*-tenn­ ers. Thes# youngsters are IK million stronr •• compared to the 16H million In the th-IP sga group and they have de­ finite tastes and opinions. Television and the fashion pages o f newspaper* have played a big role in awaken­ ing young people to the fact that elothe* und grooming can ha a way of life. And they'ra clamoring for the aama Independence in select­ ing their wardroU-a as i» giv­ en to their older sister*. Eli Rousso, whose wellknown sportswear firm (Rue* » I Togs) bus done considerable mom or a teen-age sister research on the like* and dis­ would be delighted to wear— the lowered waist, the A-lino likes of this age group and und the new* chise-to-lhe-liody, its economic impact, laid this yet easy shapes—which seems to say: lo prove lliey know what "They’re a new force to bu fashion is all about. reckoned with. They're hep Chic Chat: "They want Independence, (j: "1 bought a pair of und now i* the time to givu shoes which have thu new it to tla-iii. They're young short, thick heel. I like them enough to guide hut old because they are cumfurtuble, enough to absorb values that hut luy fi lends tell me they can last them all their lives. make my anklet look heavier "Let them have a hand In than they are—and they’re selecting their clothes. Cloth­ not slim to begin with. My ing means a lot to the pre- fret hurt in high heels and 1 adolescent. It's why fad* are don't think flute are dressy born, why tomboys turn In­ at all. Do you have any sug­ gestion?” Alice It. to young ladies overnight." It's also why a supervised Dear Alii*' It: You don't charge account stalling at have to wear high heels nor uruuml 12 or a clothing al­ do you have to Vvem the low­ lowance u* early us It) isn't er stacked ones if you feel as revolutionary as it sounds. they niske ynur legs look And in the opinion o f Hona- heavy. Many of the new shoes eo and other business exrru- have heels no higher than the tives it is psychologically short, thick one*, but carved out so (but they are us slim sound. "Once u girl has a voice In as high heels. They are very choosing her wardrobe, she comfortable to wear and most realises what it east, then altrartlvr. must wear it all season long, please send your fashion she'* hound to he selective ms she goes along," he told problems to Helen Heron s v in rare o f Tlie Hanford Her­ me. And what kind o f clothes ald. While *he cannot answer are the youngsters choosing? each letter personally, letter* Surprisingly enough, they're of gcner»l interest will be just the kind o f clothes that answered in this column. O sW i C U )b l} • DEAR ABRY; 1 wa* go­ ing through my daughter's dresser drawer* looking for something 1 bad misplaced when 1 came across a letter she had written to you, but not mailed. In It she thanks you fur helping her out of some "m ess" she had gutten herself into. We are very dose, my daughter and 1, and she has always come to me with all her little problems, t don't want to ask her what tlio "m ess" was she had written to you about because t don't want her to gel the impres­ sion that I was snooping through her things, but I want your explanation of Hurt "m ess" whatever it was. flense don’t fe d that you would be betraying her confidence by anything you •ell me, Abby, lucuuse we nro just like sisters, ami she ti ll* me everything any­ way. She signed herself "OLD ENOL'tiH." HER MOTHER DEAR MOTHER: Since she tells you everything, why don’t you usk her? A * • DEAR .Milt\ : Will you please help settle an argu­ ment between my mother und me? A friend of outs to whom I luol sent an announeemenl of my high school giaduntlon sent me n very nice card and on it she wrote: "1 did not know* what to gel you so I have enclosed a five doilur hill.” Ahliy, the envelope wus seated up tight (I opened it myself) hut there no fire dollar hill inside, t am writing my thank-you note* and my mother says I should just thunk her for the gift and let it go at that. I think I should tell her there wasn't any five dollar hilt inside In-cause nmyhe she forgot In put it in, or someone opened the envelope, took it out am! sealed It hack again. What do you think? I don't want her In think 1 am hinting fur the money, PUZZLED DEAR PUZZLED: Write and thank her for renicmbeiing you on your gradua­ tion, and tell her frankly Unit no money was enclos­ ed. * • # DEAR AIIIIY: I was ask­ ed to be a bridesmaid. Thr bride'# mother I* making all the bridesmaid*' dresses In the same style, hut In d if­ ferent culms. 1 am the only redhead in the hunch, and she gave me the pink dress to wear. Abby, redheads can't wear pink! I asked her if I could have another color, hut she said all the Qaaobif Hie weak, jump - nverrul! was invented by me bm-k In 19.12 for use in Ibe t.iiiz-f’ ulhertson match. It is very pop­ ular ill «'X|iert circles today, although I have lost some of my enthusiasm for it. i Midi piny it. vviih some partners. With others, I pre­ fer tu Ure an inlet mediate jump-overcidl that crowds the bidding, hut s h o w s s o m o strength at the same time. The pre-emptive jump-overcull is like a two-headed rat­ tlesnake, It cun bite its User ns well Us Hie opponents. West's two-heart bid was slightly on the strong side for a weak Jtimp-ovi rcall, hut de­ cidedly on the weak side for to By Abigail Van Buren other color* were taken. Should I wear pink and look terrible or should I drop out of the bridal party? I’ve never been a bridesmaid before and hate to pass it up, hut I am afraid I'll took like a freak. HATES PINK HEAR HATES: You just THINK you enn’ t wear pink. Thanks to modern art. color* that have been clash­ ing for ycur* aie now on good terms, and very smart. Wear pink, and think Picas­ so. * • • C O N F I D E N T I A L TO “ M I N D I N G MY OWN BUSINESS": If you truly believe that it is no busi­ ness of yours if your neigh­ bor is mistreated, and Hint there is nothing one man run do about Ins govern­ ment, then you had bettor teach your children to count in rubles. * 0 9 Troubled? Write to AHHY« Box 00700, Los An­ geles, Calif.. 1*0009. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, sclf-uddressetl en­ velope. « * • For Abhy’s booklet, "How To Have A Istvely Wed­ ding.'* send fit) cents to Ab­ by. Box 09700, l.os Angeles, Calif., I'OtltW. By Oswald Jacoby On(Bhldqsi NORTH 1 * A SMI1 ! ♦ A 10 8* 9 * K a .14 W EST E AST AD H 70 A K J 103 4 32 ¥ K i} lu 9 t> 4 ¥ ft ♦ 74 4 K1 A3 Aloe] (toirriM D ) a a ¥ A J3 ♦ Q J 83 AAQJI I T No one vulnerable Smith Mr.t North r*«t 1A 2¥ .1 A 3A ■1 A Fail 4A 3A I’ ii. s I’ass Opening lead1— ¥ K. 111 intermediate out, After Hast hid tin re sipudes, West '•imputed 10 four spades, lull J h s Utom sw : both East and West decided to Ity to defeat the five club contract rather than to Incur n sure lamalty at five spades. West Opened till* king of hearts uml right here is wIlfm tlie s n a k e t u r n e d mound and hit its owner. Routh was curtain W rit's bid­ ding indicated a six raid haait suit. Hence, South grub­ bed that first heart trick. Then Im drew trumps and took the diamond fimfesse. lie expected it to Iosp and it did, hut since West loot Hint six rani heart suit, East did not have a heart to lend to Ills partner and eventually South whs niilu to discard one heart on dummy's filth diamond. Use Of Coloring Books By Susan Light Newspaper Enterprise A»sn. DEAR MRS. LIGHT: A recent letter you published against coloring hooka for children prompts me to write in behalf o f them. You seem to agree that children heroin* frustrated when they can't color within the lines, isn't that thn case with any toy? They are just as frustrated when they can't put a puzzle together. But they uru quite elated when, after a great deal o f lined work, patience, and conccntrntlon. they make the pieces fit. This also teaches them to control their emo­ tions. If you give n child a piece of blnnk paper, he won’t know what to do with it. Most smalt children don't have the ability to draw their own picluic*. A coloring hook presents a rluillenge. and eventually they will develop enough co-ordination to color the pictures the way they think they should lie colored. As a mother of eight, I also think coloring books are time consuming and easy on moth­ ers’ nerves, especially on a rainy day. 1 don't stress col­ oring within the lines, and my older c h i l d r e n have been taught to praise the little one* for their efforts because their so-called srrihhlllng is just a* important to them as good coloring is to the older one#.— MOTHER OF EIGHT. ANSWER: Substantially, I ugiea with you a* well as witli Ilia mother who wrote thn previou* letter about col­ oring books. In many ways you confirm her viewpoint. Thu original discussion was not concerned with the u s e hut thn misuse—of coloring kook*. Using them at home ns a ruiny-dny activity, with no undun *tres* on staying withr— t . Developing Self-Confidence , i » .— - -f Ask For Car Rental Facts Nothing hinigs home the plight of other# more than be­ ing caught in u similar situa­ tion. Three fiat tire*, a •Trav­ eling'* buck seat and a car with an out-of-line chassis not old) In ought about cull* to executives o f three auto reiilul firms patronised on separate weekend* but made us curious a# to others' *xperlrnrr* wlien renting BUtoS for business or pleasure trips. What ueliun can the lessee (driver) tuka in such in­ stance# when tlie attendant muii k# and saj*. "Tough luck," even when tlie company ud promise# ears in A-l shape anil rebates for minor (imihtr? In some iuslanees the auto renting firm* ate taking steps to correct such problems, which tliey feel are isolated incidents. Often thn giants In tlui field pul the Ida me upon Urn local and discount ear renting operations. However, D) metropolitan New York mid iinthuml auto rental rumpanics obviously recognised the consumer was getting stuck or being misled enough to do something about It. They set up advertising standards to help the firms |ailic* themselves. Misleading statements ami halt ads are out. llut It Is still up to the consumer to nsk specifies about maintenance, insurance mid extra charges. "The prospective auto rent­ er should know just what he in going to got for Ids money and what hidden loopholes liiura may U>," according to nn executive of one of the giant* (H erts). Knowing gen­ et at industry practices helps n driver to ask the right questions. For example, tlie typical rate for a standutd-slxu sedan daring a full 24-huur day is generally fiO and 10 cents a mile, inctmlltlg gasoline, illsuruuee and a full range of nervier*. Hmv doe* the com­ pany you plan to rent a car flout vary from tills? If you get lower rates for shorter periods of tlmo, are the hour* spelled out? Compart ear* generally rent for a lower rate. "HprrhiU" surh at con­ vertibles, station wagons, sport* or luxury ears uru higher. Uherk closely when renting for "economy" or ■'discount" car-rental dealers. In must instance#, these am reputable operations but they provide fewer services and usually do nut include gaso­ line. For gasoline costs, yon must pay for all gasoline if yon rent from a firm that a d v e r t i s e * "no mileage chargu" or "unlimited mile­ age.” A "minimum mileage'' charge Is similar to a "mini­ mum" in a night club. You have to pay the rate adver­ tised even If yon clock under tire minimum mileage. Your guarantee that you are getting a sufe, well-ser­ viced car rest* with the re­ liability of the rental firm. However, you can take your cosh to the Bettor Business Bureau, local Chamber o f Commerce or even the district attorney when you get a car In poor driving condition. Your complaint could eava another'* life end you money. For further information or manufacturer'* name o f any item described above write SHARI* SHOPPING, In car* of Thr Hanford Herald. Enclwse clipping or identify item, and enclose a stamped, selfaddressed envelope. The Doctor Says: By Ruth Millett ONE mistake I'll never make iigain," ami then stops worry­ ing llhullt it. Realizes tlml In friendship it is h# important to let thn other person do tilings fur you ns tu he willing to do tilings for the other person. Never feels that him wishes «ho could keep her eldldien little und dependent ulwuys hut take# pleasure and pride in each step they take toward complete independence. laugh# first when she finds htusclf in a (tinny nr awk­ ward situation. Figures that other people will realise her shortcomings W in e I’lease semi your srhool problems to Busan Light in rare of The Stanford llcratd. While she cannot answer each letter personally, letters o f general interest will be an­ swered in Ihi* column. [ S h a r p Shopptfrg i New Ulcer Treatment and faults without being laid Hhull l •lu- in. Is quick to uptdugixu when Bom* tune ago I reported slits I# in tlm wrung. Resists the urge t■> confide on Hi*' new treatment for all per tonal trouble# to her )>eptlr ulcer which has com* closest friends. to he known as tin* frosted Makes tier rnoipliun-nt* iliatummy technique. This con­ criminating and subtle enough sist# of introducing u balloon to mean siouelhlng. Talk* mole ahum Hie things into the stomach and circu­ site likes tiian the tiling# site lating a refrigerant through tlie balluim fur 43 minutes at "can’t »t*nd." Makes a habit o f looking a trniperatilru between minus directly at tlie person with 4 and plus IH ilegiees F., wiinlil she is conversing. thereby freezing Hie stomach, Can smile and rlml with t tt IIm post Iwo yeli i s the anyone she encounters In thu method Inis been widely used course of her day. uml a clearer pictura of 111* value of this procedure it hrginning to umsrgs. In most of those whose T h » M a t u r e ;P « r# n t 1 stomach* wei* frozen O u t * ' : * wns prompt relief of pain ■ ml suppression of the set-ra­ tion of hydinchliirlr ai id Iiy tli* stomach. Tba stomach acids returned in from six Self-idealization promise# are all things possible; tbu .weeks to six months—■ pi(During her vacation, Mu­ riel Lawrence i* turning lies not only a riddance from his neurotic'# version is; nutblng , nod sufficient in any cusa is Impossible lo me, lloruuse column over to excerpts from pain fill und unbearable feel­ thu main goal is the attain­ ' ' N e u r o s i s and lluuiitii ing# (feeling lost, anxious, in­ ment of glory, tlie neurotic Growth," by Karen Horouy, ferior and divided) but, in ad­ becomes disinterested in ths 31, D. Copyright, IU&0, by dition, an ultimately myster­ process o f learning, of doing \V, \V. Norton A Co., Inc., ious fulfillment of hlmsslf and ami gaining step by step. In­ HY MIL FIX New York. Reprinted by per­ his life. No wonder then, that deed, lie lends to scorn It; He Newspaper Enterprise A»»a. when he believes that he has 'does not want lo rlimb a mission.) Garage* that are "Ion big" For many reasons the neu­ found surh a solution thst he mountain; lie wunts to lie on hav* rarely been built. Hut rotic has not had the chance clings to it for ileur life. No its pe#k. Heme lie loses lha quite ■ few people havo gar­ to develop teal self-confi­ wonder tlust tu use a good psy­ sense of wliul growth means. chiatric term, it heroine* com- Thu uinpliMsie ‘rliifts from be­ ages Unit are too am*ll. dence. Feeling inferior to ollo-rs, pul#lve. Part of this situation is th* ing to appearing to he. less substantial, Ir.s Well Tlie eoinpulslvoness of ill# The search for glory I* a result of poor planning, from equipped for life, lie needs need for indiscriminate #u- most powerful drive. So is- skimping on #pace wlion th* something thut will give him prcmeacy makes him Indif­ act ions to frustrations must garage is built. Part is due a hold —a feeling o f Identity. ferent to truth whether con­ he severe. They are indicated to Improper use of available This could make him mean­ cerning himself, other# or by tho terror of doom and space. If your present garage ingful to himself and despite fuels. disgruc* thst fur many peo­ seems too small, you can pick All the drives for glory ple is spelled in the idea of up extra space will; some all the weakness in his stiucthoughtful arranging. ture, give him a feeling of Imvo in common the reaching full ii re. power and significance. Grad­ out for greater knowledge, KeioTlnii# of panic, di'pree Sin co a gsrage generally ually and unconsciously thr wisdom, virtue and power* ■Ion, despair, ragu at self and does more titan house u cur, Imagination sets to walk ami than srr given to human be­ oilier# to what is conceited conaider mur* tiian just tlie creates in hi# mind an ideal­ ing#. Nothing short o f abzul- "failure" are frequent. Tho length and width of the aver­ ized image o f himself. Event­ utu fearlessness, mastery nr way to infinite glory is in- age auto when you plum A ually lie may come to Identify saintliness has any appeal fur •vitality also the way to an garage 10 feet Wide will lake the nrurotic obsessed with thu Inner hell of self-contempt cars of a single car, hut on* himself with It. This transition eon occur drive for glory. He ie the an­ and self-torment. By taking that is 14 f*ul wide is l»etl*r in u person only beciiu#u his tithesis of the truly religious this road, tlie Individual Is In — you can open all car doors, real seif lias previously be­ man. fact losing hi* soul—hi* real hav* room for slorag* or even For the latter, only to God MIL come indistinct. Tho women who Inis the best chance to live n happy, Well-adjustud life is the one who — Realizes that n situation way " f milking and keeping friend# is to bn the kind of person it is fun to lie with. Expect* no in wind fur do­ ing "Die light tiling." except the feeling of satisfaction and self-respect the act itself brings. Hcnlipc# that a situation Hint can't he changed must eventually he accepted ihe quicker, tlie hut Inr. Hays tu horse If when she has mode a mistake; "That’* 1 in the line*, Is fine. When the child is praised fur his e f­ forts, he acquires needed seifccnfidcncc. A normal amount of frus­ tration, as you mention, may have beneficial result.*. But whin a nursery school child is under constant pressure to color precisely before he nr she has developed the co-or■llnntioii to do so, tlie result­ ing frustration and lack of confidence cun ho harmful. I do question your com­ ments about the blank sheet of piper, Even young children can—and should—be taught to use their imagination* an t express themselves creatively. lu ulluw thu ulcer to heal. In fairly larg* proportion of these subjects a second /re e l­ ing wut necessary to product tlies* result* and a few re­ quired three nr innrr freeslugs. Tlie suppression of the acid did not Interfere with diges­ tion beciiut* all ths import­ ant digestive enzymes are supplied at s levs! below the outlet of the atoinarh. Till# technique has Us drawbacks, however. It is al­ ways followed hy soma bleed­ ing from ths stomach wall. This stomach bleeding usually clears up in a few days with­ out any treatment. Freezing may alto he fallowed hy an ulrer of tha stomach wall but this too usually heala spon­ taneously. Less frequently tin- freezing may cause stric­ ture nr obstruction *llher at tlie opening of the esophagi!* ii Into the stomach or of th* •tomuch into the duodenum. Becaus* o f thes* complica­ tions It is necessary to select carefully th* persons on whom to use gastric freezing. This technique is not used on those whose ulcer is deep or on those who already have some obstruction of tin out­ let of the stomach. It has it* greatest value in ths treat­ ment of those who hav* rhrunlc ulcer* that hav* ruspomled poorly to diet and medical treatment and who ure poor risks for surgical operation. Please send your questions and comments to Wayne G. Ilrandstadt, M.D., In care of Tlie Hanford Herald. While Dr. ilrnndstudt cannot answ­ er Individual letter* h« will answer tetters o f general in­ terest in future column*. Garage Has Several Uses Provide Storage Spare A length of 20 fest is gen­ erally sufficient, but 22 feet will take car* of the longer car you may some day owu. And don’ t forget the ceiling. One H feet high or higher will permit overhead storage, A gable roof with a sleep pilch will give you an overhead room. A folding stairway will provide access. Il' sl of all—if you liavs thu room und can afford it—plan a two-car garage even if you have only on* auto now, A building 20 hy 22 ft. will give you all the space yuU need. There are lileiully hun­ dreds o f item* that you will want to plac* In the garag* in addition to th* car. With hook*, hangers, cablncU and shelve* you can find room for most of them and still keep Cupboards Handy One place where th*re i* dead space that should he us­ ed (or alon g * Is th* back wall. There's plenty of room abuva tha hood for storage. Hse cupboards rether than open shelves so that item* won't fail on th* car. These can he suspended from the Joist*. All too often garden tools stand in a comer, alway* about tu fall over, loo often • hazard as well a* a nuisance. I'se prgbuard and hooks to hang them. A strip of lumber nailed to ths studs will k**p tools in placo—Just slip them in behind. Shelf brackets and Inex­ pensive lumber will provide all th* shelve* you nead. Long shrives placed up high can be suspended front joists, us­ ed for storage o f lit Us used, HHQD4I itiKBIg �Rain Or Shine, The Response Tours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call 322-5612. Sl?r tattfu rb Piuzj 10 — A uk. 7, 19G4 Classified Phones I'ruM nanfnrit tlii-haage 322-5612 I'rum eem lat.lv Cr.ar.lf 425-5938 Dial IJfrer*— Nnl l, « a s tllaiawre a K a hi ** e. n £ fi A A *l’ p to 5 |1 I 1-56 | 1.501 1.50 B io 10 H I U P I 1-36 I 2.41) II to IS I 3 11.S0 I I.M 1X11 IB to 28 I 4 I 1.50 |*.SI I 4.20 ii to » i » | urn n . « h .m 2B to SO I * I 1.30 |3.4* ! 5.7n Mlalmam AO— 1 l.laa (Ova a.l»M*r ararAa par llaa) ■ UVI Minimum C h i r r ' All a k lf llala AAa Chars—) al 1-Mar Hala CLASSIFIED DISPLAY SUO Per Inch (M la lm a m la th e e a( H. Dots - Cnl* • Pels Vrralh ■ r a la a ia ERRORS The Iterate trill net ha re. epaaelhle far more thaa eat tararrarl laaarllaa. COPY The IteralA reaartaa the erltlleae at rr|ar«laa ar re,la. laa a a r a4»rfllaemeal which II Seems ahlerllnaahte la the te lle r •* IM i a aw a. rarer. CONTRACT RATES ON REQUEST 2. Per*onul* <UM1 III IIIAKIc rn The Family of Mrs. Charlotte Reynolds witbe* to express their thanks to tlm many friends A neighbor* who were to kind to ua during the lllnea* ft death of our beloved aiatar. Signed; Mr*. Hattie Mag' ette, Mra. France* Mun­ son 4. Beauty Care ,.*>0. Ml sc. For Sale 50, MIhc. For Sole 73. Male or Female Help 84. Rent Eslate • Sale HILLS BARGAIN BARN CLUB ROCKING CHAIR k Couple to collect eggs on Chic­ ken Ranch, man and wife Scoop chair. Reasonable. BARN OF 10.000 Items open preferred. Place to live if 668-5100. 6l.V days. 1300 Grapevillc you quality. Good salary. S. Ave., Sanford, Fla. 1 YEAR OLD HOTPOTNT D. McKinney, Old 44, two Electric Stove with thermo WILL accept best reasonable miles East of 437, Eustis, DOGS RECEIVED for Adopstatic gr.ddlc included. $83. offer (or 18 cu. ft. stainless Fla, lion, boarded. Animal Res­ 322-7075. steel commercial refrigera­ cue League, 1700 W. Minne­ f i. Sale* Help Wanted tor. Good running condition sota, IlcLand. Ph. 734-1818. 51. Articles For Rent Contact Dick Aiken or call DO YOU KNOW 3226625. 10. Poultry - Livestock RENT A BED THIS MAN? Rul'away, Hospital k Baby FLEA MARKET He is between age 20 and 45. SHETLAND PONIES. $73 and Beds. Has his eye on the future up. Will pasture. Plenty rid­ Every Saturday k Sunday, 713 By Day, Week, or Month N. Dixie Freeway. New Smy­ and Is willing to work (or ing space. Ph. 322-5179. J*h. FA 2-5181 116 W 1st SI rna. Antiques, Modern, Used, WHAT HE CARROLI'S FURNITURE HENS FOR SALE. 200. All Space Available. WANTS Musi Go! 35c each. Snyder'* He is looking for security in a 55. Furniture For Sale FREEZER, Upright, 20 cu. ft. Poultry Farm, Lake Jessup. salaried position that offers 3200. 322-4734. opportunity for advancement cor tile biggest selection oi 111. CntcrlnK - Food plus the added incentive of ZIG ZAG SEWING MACHINE nearly new and used furni­ commission. He has a good 1064 New Home, A l condi­ ture, tee Noli's Furniture OKRA. 322-0115. tion, m a k e s buttonholes, aulomohitc. He can be away Brokerage Bi Casselberry OKRA. PH. 322-6858. sews on nullons. monograms from home four nights each ou 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6 week (home weekends) and bllrd hems and makes de­ FREE ESTIMATE 15. Spec-in I Services corative designs. Small bal­ can accept employment at once. High School education ance, or pay 37.25 per mo. I'pholtleilng & Mattress ren­ COMPLETE Lawn & Yard ovating New A Used Furni­ 322 9U1. or equivalent required. Service. 322-2310. ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg IF YOUR AnE 1038 348 Chiiv, motor complete­ Co al 709 Celery Ave THIS MAN i’ limiliinjr ly rebuilt, 322-0311 after 5 FA 22117. You will be paid starting sal­ 322-7317. ary of 3155 per month and PLUMBING Sell Us Your Furniture bonus. You will be given t Contracting Repair* USED LUMBER: 2x4 through Quick Service With the complete and successful FREF ESTIMATES 2x12. Sheeting and flooring. Cash SUPER TRADLNG training program fat com­ R. L. HARVEY 322-0703. POST PA 2-0677. pany expenses). Your future 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3383 TAKE OVER PAYMENTS and security will be insured. Used (urntiure, appliances, ELDER SPRINGS Singer Select-O-Matlc Zig Zag For Personal tools, etc. Bought • Sold PLUMBING A-l condition, makes button­ Larry t Mart 215 Sanford In'erview See DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE holes, sews on buttons, Ave Ph. FA 2-4132. MR. V. C. SMITH 322-7857 or 322-3125 makes dozens of fancy silt 10 A. M. to 3 P. M. ches. Now assume 7 pay­ FURNITURE, 6 mo*, old. 701 MON., AUG. IT, 1964 Cherokee Circle, Sunland 24. Well Drillin'! ments of 19.73 will accept FLORIDA STATE 322-8232. trade-in Phone Credit Man EMPLOYMENT SERVICE WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, ager 322-8027. 200 S. French Ave. BABY CRIB with mattress, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS SANFORD. FLA. solid white, 2 yr*. old, Ex­ AH Types and Sires RENT Blue Lustre Electric cellent condition. 333. Ph We Repair and Service Carpet Shampoocr only 31 77. Sitnation Wnnled 323 U907. STINE per day. Carroll's Furni­ Machinery and Supply Co. FORMER CARETAKER for ture. (1*1. K c Iiimi I* K In.ilructlonH 207 W 2nd St FA 2-6132 Giants want* yard work. PORTABLE record player, Very dependable. J a c k MOLLY AVE. 25, Air Ccmil. & llentlnK Motorola, with approximate­ Lawrence, 322-4829. KINDERGARTEN ly 1230 records, price *123. AIR-CONDITIONING JUNIOR KINDERS Liku new. Can see anytime 82. Iliihlness Prop. - Sale By FEDDERS 2427 HOLLY AVENUE at 303 S. Sanford Ave. H. B. PORE CO„ Inc. Ph. 322-35U0 ACE BEAUTY SALON. Cost 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 UPRIGHT PRACTICE PIANO The Finest In of equipment. Ph. 322-4013. Good condition. 375. 322-4387. Pre-School Education AIR-CONDITIONING 83. Real Estate Wanted REFRIGERATION SEWING MACHINE 71. Male Help W an ted 3 BEDROOM. 1V4 Baths. Will Sales and Service DUE TO DIVORCE assume mortgage A pay FREE ESTIMATES 1064 White Zig Zag, Looks ami MAN to service Insurance closing. Monthly payment* Debit ‘ in Sanford. Salary Ed Callan Ph. 322-6154 aewa like new, Monograms, In low $80'* or less. Ph plus commissions with op­ Buttonholes, sew* on but­ .’II. Musical liiHlrumentH tons, fancy ilitclie*, over­ portunity fur last advance, 3236194. mcnl. Reply to P. O. Box cast* raw edges, blind Plano Tuning and Repair 1125, Stnlord. Items, darn* and mends, W. L. Hannon — FA 2-4213 small Balance or $7.41 per PAINTERS. Experienced only PIANO SVC. k TUNING month. Write Box 8u, SunA. J. Adcock, 322 0558. Rebuilding • Rcfelting ford Herald. PLUMBERS. Licensed to in FREE ESTIMATES AUGUST SPEC. Foam kc stall Water Neuters. State GENE CUMBAA chests, 99 cents. Surplus Qualifications. Write P. O. 322-2661 - Aftor 12 p. m. City, 201 W. 1st St. Box 544, Hialeah, Fla. p : : ns & RABBITS Approximately CO rabbit* 383 Male ami Female .•h. 322-0107 95. House* For Sale 95. Housed For Sale Une.ENBKtAR WE LIKE TO DO WANTED Choice lota sTallabla In BUSINESS WEEK END RANCHER Greenbrlar of Loch Arbor Who needs 4 acres of excel­ with people who can recog­ overlooking golf courts. nise a true value in this 2 lent pasture land, (fenced Custom building to your bedroom home. Includes with two flowing wells). Al­ specifications. Greenbrlar electric kitchen, fireplace, so Includes a modem 10x45 wall-to-wall carpet, fenced developed by ft. '59 model bunk house yard, well and pump for with Cabana and screened KINGSWOOD watering, plus many more porch. HURRY! "STAKE BUILDERS, INC. extras. All this in a nice YOUR CLAIM NOW". Ride 202 Fairmont Dr. neighborhood a n d o n l y Southbound Stage 3.4 miles FA 2-80'74 $10,000 with $500 down and from City Limits. For sche­ 4 BEDROOM, 2 Baths, Flor­ $75 per month. dule call ida Room, cent, heat k airEVERETT A. HARPER conditioning. Ph. 322-4876. AGENCY - REALTOR MSS S. Park Are. NEW HOMES Investment k Realty Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2-228' Available In Sanford area and 116 N. Park Ave. 322-9173 Long wood area (6 ml. So. on 87. Business Rentals 17-92). Ready for occupancy. 2 RM. HOUSE. 8 nice building $65.00 per mo. and up. lota. First $2,500 takes tilts FOR LEASE—Service Station. property. Ph. 668-1601, En­ Sales office: 802 Highland Ave. Good location. Good pro­ Long wood, Fla. terprise, Fla. duct*. Good treatment. Ph. 838-39U Collect locally 322-4342, or apply to IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY the PURE OIL COMPANY. Government Owned New H o m e , West Fourth Homes 9(1. Lol* Fur Sale Street, Just off Persimmon. Call 838-3911 Collect. MAYFAIR BUILDING LOTS. Shown Dally 1-7 1U2 Ft. frontage, 119 No. Selection of 2, 3, and 4 Bedrooms located In various Scott Ave. WUl consider sections of Sanford reasonable offer. J. N. Rob­ Immediate Delivery son, Jr. Ph. 322-1535 or 322SEVERAL Outstanding 2 k 3 MONTHLY PAYMENTS 0228. Bedroom Homes available in FROM $50.00 LAKE MINNIE all Area* of Sanford. Let us FOR THE BEST HOME Show you Around! 6 LAKEFRONT LOTS BUY Fully Improved SEE YOUR Sewer, Water, size 112 x 180. Sacrifice $5500 Each. Char­ les Scllgman, 1201 E. Robin­ 1901 S. Park Ave, son A v e , Orlando. Phone FA 2-5232 anytime 422-2570. Broker* Invited. SOUTH W ARD $100.00 D O W N $100 DOWN FHA-VA HOMES Seminole Realty V A - FHA Property St. Johns Realty NICE BUILDING LOTS In Lake Mary. Any size avail­ HIE T1MF TESTED FIRM able. You NAME THE 116 N Park Ave. FA 2 9123 TERMS. BART PILCHER. Broker 322-7498 $100 DOWN 95. House* For Sale FHA - VA HOMES Management and Sales Broker 35. Vacuum Cleaner* ACE BEAUTY SALON Ii doted. Cuilotncra call Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop. SANFORD VACUUM SVC. YOUR REXAIU DEALER 2555 8. Puik 1123.(1511 PERMANENT SPECIAL for SALES - PARTS - SERVICE August, $b complete. Hazel 43. Plant*, Flower*, Need* Porter Beauty Shop, 1104 W. 23th. 322-1321. CALAUIU.MS, large beautiful plums—8c each (while Ibcy last). BELL'S NURSERY, 1 mile west Big Tree P a r k off llwy. 17-92. #. I) o «'h - C a t* - P et* AKC CHIHUAHUA Ph. 322 9392. Puppies. .511. MW. For Sale It Payt To Use The HERALD W an t Ads. HEADY MIX CONCRETE Patios, Floor, Free Esttma ;» Sills, lintels steps, blocks, sand, cement, rock, pipe, steel, grease traps, dry wclla. Stepping stones. MIRACLE CUNCRETE CO. 309 Elm Ave. 32* 5751 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS 1. m , k 2 BATHS NORTH OR i.ANDO. 2 bedKITCHEN EQUIPPED Office; 322-2118 riroin. screened porch, nicely LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT! Nights: 323-0700 landscaped. 130 N. Cortez. For Complete Information 322-0648 See or Call Your LOCH ARnon. Large 4 Bed­ 2524 Park Drive room. 2 Bath, pine panel­ 2 BEDROOM. 1 Bath, enclos­ ed Florida Room, Central SALKS BROKER ed Breezeway & carporte. air, sprinkler system, patio, •Ve Have The Home For You $5,000. Small Down pay­ 150x150 lot. Ph. 322 8522, 207 ment. Also tome furniture. nidge Rd. Immediate occupany. Call 322-7936 or see at 2409 Or­ 2685 PARK DRIVE 3 BEDROOM, 2 hath home. 322.2420 322-7195 HcslitcnU.il. 322-5390, ange. REALTY AI) 6*075 (F -7A ) W ATCH YOUR IN V IB T M IN T • e o _______ You hsv* an advtnUc* ever oi.ik Investors t* Del lone homesilet - route close enoush *o see how lest Mickle's Isles! and *)vales! community Is aiowin*. And When a sunnnumlr grows, lend Viluts (row with )L Drive over toner and Imd out lor yourstll how Just 110. stalls rou on tha war to owning a spacious Dalton* homes,la. with Cantral Walar Main* and Pavad Straais Included in lha full low price of only *11*11 nil,la Iliar*. *n|or ■ tree rid* on lha nvarooel, "Deltona Queen". TaS* • sail (ulued tour ot tha Shopping Plata, tha like-1 rent Community Club, lha Sit* of lha IS-hola loll coursa and tha loval/ housing araa at Machlt Built DllTONA! HACKLI-BUILT HOMES aW fW S tSUtSS&JitAli&i D RIVE OUT TO D AYI Taka Inlarslalc OS. Mil at Dalton* jpathaifft and ym i l at OLUCnAi blue, while, hurgandy, yellow . . . For a Fast 322-0711 day* Back deal o f your life . . . come one • come all to 63 Chevrolet Pickup Half • ton. long wheel base, Htepeide bed, 8 cylinder engine, heater. *1595 61 Corvair Series 500, 4-door sedan, standard transmission, radio and hiater. 1904 *1095 ADELAIDE H. MOSES on the above date been me a**odiiled with Merle W. Warner. She bring* with her many year* of EXPERI­ ENCE in (he FIELD o f REAL-ESTATE. 62 Chevrolet Impals, 4-door sedan, V*8, automatic trana., power steering, radio and heator. ’2095 63 Ford Galaxie Country fledan, V-8, auto­ matic trana, power steer­ ing, radio and heater. A low mileage one owner car. FIND your DREAM HOME the EASY way C -A -L-L *2595 ADELAIDE nr MERLE at 3*2-3*29 for Efficient PcrMiiiallted Service We have llnmrs l.lilrd for You in lh* City o f Sanford and Rrmlnol* County. MERLE and ADELAIDE are AUTHORIZED by both V.A. and P.II.A. to Sell their HOMES Located wherever a V.A. or F.II.A. For* Sale Sign b Displayed, Pletae C-A-L-L ADELAIDE or MBULE on Your HEALESTATE A -T MERLE W. WARNER. REALTOR 798 South Park Avenue Sanford. Florida Dial 322-3829 * Lett All Attend Church This Sunday * Commercial TAG” SPECIALS *995 PU B LIC A N N O U N C EM EN T Residential on'RED 59 Chevrolet *149 5 N -E-E-D -S CASH IN BEL AIR 4-door, 8 cylinder, automatic transmission, ra­ dio and heater. S -A -Y -S tta if IT’S TIME TO ’2395 S -0 * * 322-3829 * MERLE W. W ARNER * RE’ AL-TOR'S * 708 So. Park Ave. Sanford, Fla. f u l l y equipped, with ownings, Ire box, ample atorage spare, sleeps four, complete with por­ table "johnny" nnd luggage rack. MERLE W. WARNER & ASSOC. Deltona Adelaide or Merle A-T "SUMMER SELLDOWN” our gigantic sale! S S A C K I.B -H U IL T Yoo Nead Re’al-Es-tate* be hit Res’i-den’tial Com-mer’cial In-dus’ tri-al D -I-A -L 63 Volkswagen Kombi Camper DAVID SM ITH AT Industrial a Office: 322-2118 Nights: 323-0700 322-0648 2324 Park Drive AT H O LLER S A real "Fust Back” Sale. 16 to choose from; red, 27, REALTY Stenstrom Realty overload spring*. '(in type body. July “ JIM H U N T FHA - VA a/i Ton, 6 cylinder engine, low mileage, 322-0903 night* BEAUTIFUL Three Bedroom, two bath home with Family Room, located on wooded lot in establiihed neighbor­ hood. This home haa many extra nice features, such uag fiftplace, breakfast room, separate dining room, two air conditioners, and large workshop. Good financing available. Drive by 1909 Magnolia Avenue and then (the church nteda you) 19 6 2 FO R D F-2 5 0 A Real Buy At ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundqubt, Also. FA 3-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. JIM H U N T Permanent Special • ‘II. Upiinlslcry Our Budget Wave Now $0.93 PIANO IN STORAGE Female Help Wanted OVER 25 YEAnS Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop Beautiful Iptnel-console stored : 318 Palmetto Ave. 327 0834 of Fine Workmanship In Up locally. He ported like now. GIRLS WANTED For Moat bolstering, Draperies, Slip Responsible parly can take Packing House. Must be COMPLETE BEAUTY SER­ covert. Timo Payment* as at big saving on low pay­ able to work fast. Ill FLA­ VICE. Reasonable price*. little as $3 mo. Drapery VOR MEATS, Tusca wills ment balance. Write 311AC Free parking, 2nd It Oak. Hardware Installations. Credit, 135 Simpson Dr., ltd., P. O. Box 1025, Oviedo. Ilarricll'a Beauty Nook, 103 KULP DECORATING SHOP Rome, Georgia. Ph. 365 3105. S. Oak. 3225742 Ph, 322-2333 4. tlrnuty Care 95. Houses For Sale 61 Chevrolet WE'RE OUT TO SELL 16 NEW BIG FORDS TO BEAT OUR OLD SA LES R ECO R D -A N D TH ESE SPECIA L PRICES A RE AIMED TO DO IT BEFORE SATURDAY! S O ...Y O U WIN, ON LOW P R IC E S . . . BIG TRADE ALLOWANCE ON OUR ONE-TIME-ONLY BARGAIN D EA LIII Strickland - Morrison, Inc., Sanford, Fla. 308 E. FIRST ST. PH . 322-1481 Belalr 4-door sedan, V-8, automatic trana, p o w e r steering, radio ft heater. *1495 OPEN — FH. Evenings A All Day Sat. H O LLE R M OTOR S A L E S 2nd. 4 Palmetto Ph. 822-6231 2507 Park Dr. Ph. 323-0861 (• �Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322-5612 9.'». Houaes For Sale 97. House* For Rent 13 BEDROOM, 2 Bath. screen­ 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, Un­ ed patio. Ph. 323-0368. furnished. 322-1837. “ new homes Crystal Lak* Park—Lake Mary Shown by appointment Th. 322-3561. 106. Apartments for Rent 106. Apartments for Rent i KUHN Apt. Close In. Jimmie 2 ROOM Furnished Apartment.! Ph. 322-5927. Cowan. 322-4013. 3-BEDROOM, 3 bath. Fla. EFFICIENCY. $10. 611 Park. 2 or 3 ROOM FURNISHED room, kitchen equipped, Apartments, clean k clo*r draperies $135 mn 3;;.ss3fi MODERN Furn. apta. Al*o uptown. $30 k $40 month Storage space. Ph. 322-1374. evening* 3I2-7480 daya Ph. 322 6261. 2 BEDROOM HOME. Kitchen 2 BR, unfurnished house. $90 CLEAN tst Floor Apt. Pvt. ent. 1004 Palmelln. mn \ir-conditioned. nit mo equipped. Built-in* $6,973 E ltth St .! v Rnhs-m Jr. mortgage, Small down pay1-Rnom Efficiency apt. with 3?2 1535 nj- 32?n;:a a ment. take up $62 payments. pvt. bath & shower, suitable 117 Harrison Drive. 2 2 BEDROOM H O U S E S , for couple or aingle peraon space healer, kitchen equip­ or retired. All utilities in­ NORTH ORLANDO RESALES ped. Available Aug. 5 * cluded in rent. Ideally lo Like new. 2 * 3 BEDROOM Aug. 28. 322-2858. cated on 1st St., within 1 MASONRY Homes. 1 A- 2 block of 2 free parking lots Baths, Kitchens Equipped. 3 BEDROOM, kitchen cq^jv i and shopping renter. In­ $100 Down, Payment* less ped. ChiWren A pots preferr­ quire at Manuel Jacobson than rent. ed. $50 mo. Sanford 319-3151 Dept. Store 211 E. First St. HELMLY REALTY Hill. Itrsurl HrnliiN VV F. L A K A APARTMENTS Ph. 322-1641 111 W. First St. HUTCHISON'S 1 YOUR DREAM HOME 2 LARUE Nicely furn. Duplex OCEANFRONT APTS. Come True! And at a price apta. 14th Ave., Longwood, 339 So. Atlantic you can afford. 4 Bedrooms. 8 mi. from N A S. Ph. 838 Daytona Reach 144 Baths, Kitchen equip­ 3298. Cal! 322-tOVg ped, Florida Room and an air-conditioned Family 3 ROOM FURNISHED OA­ 101. Trailer • Cabanas Boom with covered patio RAGE APT. Water, electri­ and Bar-B-Que Pit adjoin­ NEW ’63 APACHE CAMP­ city furnished. Nice shady ing. Priced at $14,000 with lot. Adults only. Ph. 322 1305. ER. $200 Off. Also used conventional or FHA financtents, etc Ph. 322-5467. 1 REDROOM Furnished apart­ 9 log available. C-B-4-U Buy! Apache Camping Trailers ment. Close downtown. I’ h. Cecil Sellers — 668-tnis 322-1462 between 9 <c 5:30 Clark St., Enterprise Monday thru Friday; 3224501 other time*. Realtor-Insuror-Trades 322-4991 1919 S. French Ave. 10!!. .Mobile Homes - Sale FURNISHED Apts. 322 6530. 1959, 10' x 45’ 2 best room. Ex­ 96. H ousch • Snle nr Kent 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED, cellent condition. Immediate utilities included. A d u l t s occupancy. 322-0702. CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON only. Lake Mary. 322-4962. LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s '63 EXPANDO, 3 BR. 55 x to. 322-1597. ROSE COURT APTS. Sacrifice. $1300 equity. Ph. I ---------------------------------------------------1 BEDROOM furnished. 1st 322-7462. 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, kitchen floor. 2015 Sanford Ave. Ph. equipped, Florida room. 668 4323. 1-2 and 3 Bedrooms Available Aug. 29. Rent $145 NEW and USED month. Pinccreit Area. Ph. FURN. APT. 322 2800. Awnings k Cabanas 322 8382. QUALITY MOBILE HOMES F U R N I S H E D apartment Hwy. 17-92 S 322-2562 Adulta. 322-2317. THREE BEDROOM. Us baths, Stemper Agency G. I. loan, large corner lot, Hl.'l. Mobile Homes • Rent 3 ROOM FURNISHED Apart­ large shade trees, 107 Tuck ment, Near downtown. Wa­ er Drive, Sanford. 322-2288. 1 BEDROOM HOUSETRA1Lter furnished Ph. 322 8551. ER furnished. Adulta only. 3 BEDROOM HOUSE, unfurnFURNISHED apartment, cen­ $75 mo. Ph. 322-1187. ished, located in iPnecrest, trally located. $45 per month. kitchen equipped. Complete­ 1 2 BEDROOM and 1 3-bed­ Phone 322-3641. ly refiniahed inside and out. room, Bowman's Trailer Ph. 322-2244. 2 ROOM APARTMENT. PrlCourt. 668-4908. vale bath & entrance, 518 97. Houses For Rent 104. Trailer Space - Rent Mellonville, Ph. 322 5120. 2 BR, Unfurnished house. Ph 322-8892. TRAILER space on large lake. FURNISHED apartment. 401 Adults only. 322-7368. Palmetto Ave. 2 & 3 Bedroom Houses 106. Apartments for Rent Furn. Apt. Close In. Apt. 4. I| Payton Realty 322-1301 17-92 at Hiawatha RENTALS Furnished or Unfurnished Ball-Blair Agency Ph. 322-5641 218 S. Park Ave. Furn. Apt. 2300 nieTlonvIIle. $35 Mo. 407V4 W. 1st. k 2 FURN. apt*. $30 k $40 mo. 9 322-0480. AIR conditioned bedroom in 3 mom furniahed apt. $65 oo. I ll E. 8th. 322 4285. LOCH ARBOR: Attractive unfurniahed houae. 2 bedrooms, ecreened porch, carports, utility-storage, kitchen equip­ ped. Excellent condition. Ph. 322-2468. C O N C R E T E block house, breereway k carporte, car­ peted. draw drapes, nicely furnished. 6 Smyrna Dr., DeBary. $70. APARTMENT, clean and nice­ ly furnished, newly decorat­ ed, master bedroom, Lie bath k kitchen floor. $65. , G A R A G E Apartment. $55 lights k water furnished 119 Elm. DUPLEX, nicely furnished. 1201 Elm. Ph. No 8 5267. LAKE MARY - Completely refini*hed in«lde k out Un­ furnished 5 Room*, kitchen equipped, new carpeting. Florida Room, screened porch, enclosed garage, 1 % block of Public Beach. Adulta or with small child $75. Ph. 322-4111- 0 FURNISHED 2 - bedroom house, electric k hot water, on chain of lake* in Osteen area. Good fiahing k swim­ ming in 15' deep water. $50 mo. Movt to the country and rest your nerves Must furntsh references. 322-0519 or 108. Rooms For llcnl SLEEPING ROOM. Private bath and entrance. 322 3986 116. Autos For Sale $ Bank J Repossessions Phone 322-4503 121. Scooters & Cycle* SALE or Trade *59 Mustang COHEN RADIATOR *TIOP Motorcycle. 322 5264. Free inspection, estimates, pickup, delivery. Rccortng 12.1. Hunts & Mutore 1961 CORVAIR 700 1 too;, 5995 k repair* discounted. I96t VOLKSWAGEN cornerJOHNSON JAVELIN, 30 hp. 21144 E. 3rd. 322-3443 tible, $1195 also 18. Both electric starts. 1961 VOLKSWAGEN Station Hull very good, 19 f t long. Auto Glia*, -papa Wagon. *1195 Sell n r trade. Ph. 34M431. k Sea* Covert 1959 PONTIAC 4-door Hardtop. IMS A U T O GLASS & 14' SCATCRAFT. Mark II SANFORD MOTOR COMP ANY SE A T COVER CO. Mercury motor, trailer. $338. 800 French Ave. 322 4382 323 0328. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2 >032 54 JEEP STATION WAGON. ALL. WORK GUARANTEED FISHING BOAT with Controls, 2 Wheel Drive with over­ motor and tra il*. $210. Ph. drive, 6 cylinder, overhead 322-7775. A U T O GLASS valve. 668 5693 alter 6 p. m. IN STALLE D BOAT. MOTOR, TRAILER 1057 OLDSMOBILE, Straight Scnkarik Glass and Paint CLEARANCE SALE NOWI xhift, $200. Ph. 322-3454. We are dosing for vacation Company August 16 ul Sept. 3. Buy 1962 l ord F-50, •'* ton 6 Cy­ 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2 4622 now at greatly reduced linder engine Low mileage, prices Choose latest style* overload *pnng*. Van type 121. Seoul ern A; Cyrlcn by Thunder Bird, MFQ, Lou* body. A real buy at $1195. Star. Evlnrude and Gator. Ph. David Smith, 322-0903 WHY Buy someone else* trou­ Sample prices: $1730 IT* night.*, 3220711 Daya. bles Cabin Cruiser 31250; 14' $4M WHY Go to the expense of a 1963 FORD Cortina 2 Dr. Se. town Sanford, 322-3*81. seeond used car dan Named “ International Fish k Ski $450; $11M Lite Car of the Y ear" by Auto- WHEN You can drive a brand new 90 hp Evinrude $7*5. new Vespa for $5.00 Universunt Magazine. Up to Clearance includes boat lot down and $1.50 per 32 MPGI European Quality full of used outfits too. 8 week, and get up to Built! Sparkling Blue and Shopping daya left. Terms! 135 nt.p.g. Like New! Only $1,791! 1 Call Robson Sporting Goode, 17m Adams at Holler* of Transmission guaranteed for Downtown Sanford, 322-3881. life. Sanford. Downtown, 322 9711. SANFORD HERALD LEWIS SALES k SERVICE NOTICE OF WANT ADS 2517 Country Club Road PUBLIC AUCTION BRING FAST 322-7928 Notice ix hereby given that RESULT* the LAFAYETTE NATIONAL BANK. 650 Fulton St.. Brooklyn. N Y. by virtue of a default in it* conditional contract will sell at Public SEDAN, named “ International Car o f tha Auction at t0:uo A. M. on August 12, 1961 at 20t So. Year" by Auln-Universom magazine. Up to Elm Ave., Sanford, Florida one 1958 FOItl) WAGON, 12 MPti! European (}unlily Iluilt! Sparkling Serial No. B81EYW3197. liluc and Like New! Signed: Nat Goodtlde 1952 CHEVROLET. Excellent condition. 322 7536. 63 Renault. $993 bal, $43 mo 61 Renault. $683 bal. $32 mo. 61 Opal Wgn., $712 bal. $33 ran. 60 Ford Ang. $599 bal., $32 mo. 58 Rambler, $499 bal. $24 mo. 57 Ram. Wgn. $641 bal. $31 mo M Metro. $496 bal. *24 mo. 58 Olds. $601 bal. $31 mn 57 Ruick, $594 bal. $30 mo 55 Cadillac, $599 bal. $31 mo. 58 Ford Wgn. $747 hal. $33 mo 58 Chcv., $511 bal., $29 mo. • 1*4 he *u ka .55 Pontiac, $499 bal, $23 mo TMla« 111N Ol 58 Cadillac. $787 bal, $37 mo, 59 Pl y, $791 bal, $34 mo. 59 Chev., $611bal,$32mo. “ What difference doae It make a> long aa tho crass gate watered?’* 57 Olds. $597 bal, $29 mo, 59 Ford, $399 bal, $23 nto. 115. Anton For Snlc 58 Chcv. Cnv., $742 bal. $36 mo 115. Autos For Sale 57 Olds, $597 bal. $37 mo. •55 FOItl), good body, good '62 FALCON, 2 door. at. ahift. 56 Chev. Cnv. $895 bal. $39 mo. mechanical condition, Call radio k heater. One local 56 Lincoln, $592 bal, $31 mo. 322-6646, Claude Harroll. owner. 322-2075, 57 Ply. $597 bal, $29 mo. 58 Pontiac, $774 bal, $33 mo •56 OLDSMOBILE Holiday 1958 MERCURY Sta. Wgn. 58 Mercury, $599 bal. $32 mo. 4-door, air-condition. RltH, New motor. $385. 322 5596. 60 Falcon, $686 bal. $32 mo. needs motor work. $100. 119 58 Dodge, $692 bal. $33 mo. laical automobile dcalcra of­ Lake Dot Drive. 55 Chevy, $147 bal, $4 mo. fer their best buy* in llcrxld .60 Lark, $299 bal, $14 mo. '62 CORVA1R Monza, 4 speed, classified display ails. 55 Ford, $111 bal, $3 mo. Ril, bucket seat*, white-rod 56 Mercury, $117 bal. $4 mo interior. $1200. Call 322-3797 •58 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 4 Door HT, 1 local owner, 120. Automotive Service 53 Pontiac, $99 bal, $3 mo. auto tranx., RAH, power VW SPECIALIST OLD NEWSPAPERS steering. Good motor k body, $450. Ph. 323-0453 or xee at WRIGHTS AUTO REPAIR Foreign k Domestic FOR SALE 121 Garrison Dr. REPOSSESSIONS, INC. S. Sanford Ave. Across '62 CORVAIR 700. 323 0384. front ILL II. 322-0247. H ill SANFORD AVE. 25 LIIS. - 50c I U I Z OPEN EVENINGS National 120. Automotive Service 1963 FORD Cortina 2-Dr. only .... $ 1 3 9 4 Call T IM ADAMS at Hollera of Hanford, Downtown. Ph. 321*0711 SANFORD HERALD For a C a r e -w l .3 62 Ford Galaxie *149 5 62 Pontiac Starchief 3 BEDROOM. 2 Bath, Urge lot. Available August 10. 703 Cherokee Circle, Sunland. Ph. 323 0940. 1 BR. furn. house, Lake Mary. No peU. 322-3019. By Nadine Seltzer Tk ~ == Fordor sedan; economy ''8H, automa­ tic transmission. A very clean 39,000 mile car and a top buy at BEDROOM FUBNISHED House, $75 month. 905 W. 25th St. UNFURNISHED HOUSE, 2 bedroom, fenced yard. Lake Mary. 322-1507._____________ S W E E T IE PIE Aug. 7, 1964 — ratio 11 115. Autos For Sale Might we nuggent that you nhop our used car lot for a good dependable Ynrntinn-Rcndy Auto­ mobile. Here are Jusl a few we are offering thia weekend: ■ NEW 2 Bedroom cottage, fully furnished, on Lake. Adults only. Ph. 322-7434. 3 BEDROOM bouse. Clean k close in. Call Jimmie Cowan 322-4013. Ijrralh EFFICIENCY apartment for 1 Cory Cottage. Lake privileges. or couple, lights k water furn­ ished. $45. 322-7399. $50. Ph. 322-6106. 1 BR. Furn. House. Ph. 6683122. 2 ftanlarb Ilir 4-door sedan. A vary roadsble and vrry appealing car equipped with automatic transmission, radio and heater. Very special at . . . . *219 5 62 Pontiac Catalina 60 Ford *1195 60 Mercury *1395 60 Chevrolet Parkwood *1195 59 Ford “ 6” *695 4-Dr- V-8 Ford-O-Matle lied and White. One Owner, Very Fine Fa­ mily Utility Car. 4-Dr., One Owner, Fully Equipped. ThH Car Absolutely Like New. Sky-Blue, 4-Dr. One Owner. Power (Hide, Radio. Heater. Thia Car Ilia Original Paint, Tires Like New. Ranch Wagon. Radio, Heater. Should Give Extra Good Gaa Mileage, Clean. 59 Mercury 4-Dr., 8 I’angr. 38.000 Original Miles. New Paint, Very Clean. Run* Smooth A* New, See It. 59 Ford Country Sedan 9 Pangr., Power Steering. Radio, Heater. Green and While. Interior Exceptional. Choice Of Two. *995 57 Ford 4-Dr.. Equipped With Power Steer­ ing, Radio. Heater. Thl* Car Ex­ tremely Tight & Smooth Running fleer, Solid Black In Color. 60 Pontiac Catalina 2-dnor sport sedan. This is sn Imma­ culate one owner ear with less than 40,000 miles, especially priced at *7 9 5 *1195 *1995 *1395 If you're looklne for a second ear or Just good transportation check thrse M ARKED D pW N VALUES! 55 Pontiac Less than 80,000 mile*. 55 Pontiac Still up and running. 59 Ford Galaxie 59 Mercury 4-Dr., 9 Pangr. This Car llaa Fac­ tory Air Conditioning, Power Steer­ ing. Power Brakea, Power W i n d o w * and Seal, One Owner, Solid White Exterior With All Vinyl lied and While Interior. VISTA CUSTOM VENTURA INTF.RIOIt with automatic transmission, radio ami heater. We sold it new. Tills one's gidng fur only . . . 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Hardtop Tinted Glass AIR CONDITIONED Power Steering-Drakes 800X White Wall Tires Pushbutton Radio Outside Rear-View Mirror Inside Non-Glare Mirror 2-speed Electric Wipers Windshield Washer Wheel Covers ft*' v> N O TE . . . t h e price on the right is just one example of the reductions you may expect on m ■ y f& - i) FOR EXAM PLE over 100 NEW 1964's on our lot! This Is No NOW O N L Y *3195 AND A LL v « t * * • T E N 1964 NO TR AD E9 % Demonstrator! SAVE DOLLARS AT HOLLER'S OPEN IO N ITE! *> DOWN r *195 IF YOU QUALIFY! D EM O N S TR A TO R S AT A N D Y O U D R IV E A ’64 A W A Y ! TR EM EN D O U S S A V IN G S I DAY SATURDAY (A n y N igh t By Appointment) C o r v e ir M o a n C h ib C ou p e H O LLER M O T O R S ALES SA N F O R D , FLO R ID A I ----C h evtU e M a libu S p o r t C ou p e / i; 2pd A N D P A L M E T T O A V E . 2505 S. P A R K D R IV E 322-0711 322-0861 P.S. — If we haven't got just the car you want . , . W E’L L G E T IT ! •3 I �Sea Vital To Man’s Future We hear a lot these days about the sea around us. Not only is it the last great, and virtually unexplored, physical fron­ tier that remains to challenge the energies of men. We are told that it is a vast repository of mineral wealth that will maintain the civilizations of the future long after land supplies are depleted. It may be a distant day when minerals from the sea assume this role, and an even more distant time when men are forced by population pressures to take up living on or un­ der the sea, as many predict will hap­ pen. But already the increasing need for fresh water for industry and ir­ rigation and everyday use is lending urgency to the development of econ­ omically feasible methods of extract­ ing it from the sea. And the harvesting of food from the sea, the mother of all life, is be­ coming a more important factor in the race between hunger and popu­ lation growth. We think of the sen as illimitable, just as men considered the New World four centuries ago. Like that exploited frontier, however, the sen is not inexhaustible, except perhaps in terms of water. The best fishing banks nrc crowd­ ed with the bonts of many nations. Iceland and Englnnd hnve been at odds over fishing rights and me­ thods, hs have the United States and Japan and Russia and other nations. Even as the land is not uniformly productive, so it is with the world's oceans. Waters once teeming with fish have been known to become bar­ ren, whether through unexplained causes or through the actions of men. The economics of many peoples have Bruce Political Notebook been ill part of the time. He hns also been occupied with trips to Japan, Cuba and the Rrehnev has hern in the news as the likely ‘‘crown prinee." Hut Podgorny has quietly been ronsolidating hli power where it counts. Hr's been slowly hut careful­ ly gathering the reins o f pa­ tronage into his own hands. podgorny has hern able to capture a goodly part of the patrnnsge lieeause the other members of the Presidium hav* been sirk nr busy with other critical tasks. Brexhnev, as president, has had much o f his time occu­ pied with ceremonial jobs. He has had to greet endless number* of visitors, make slate visits. Anastas Mikoyan bus United States. A. N. Kosygin has had hii hands full with the vexing problems of the Soviet econ­ omy. He has hIso bern ill. M. A. Suslov, as the top thro, retician, hns been preoccupied with tha Sino-Soviet dispute. Frol Kotlov has been paralys­ ed ns result of a heart attack. Herald Area Correspondents Geneva Mrs. Jos. K. Malhleus 349-4821 Lake Mary Mrs. Frsnee* Wester 322-6218 Lake Monroe Mrs. If. L. Johnsoa 332-4712 Longwood Mr*. Donna Estes 838-3317 North Orlando Mrs. Doris Ueaa 322-1989 Osteen Mrs. Clarence Snyder 122-4841 Oviedo Mr*. F.vclyn Lundy 365-3180 Altamonte Springs Mrs. Julia Bar to* 838-1318 Bear Lake-Forest City Mrs. Maryann Miles 838.3678 Casselberry Mr*. Jene Casselberry 838-5044 Chuluota Mrs. Join Magi* 385-3743 DeBary Mn. Frank While ] ! cu-m z Deltona Mr*. Mildred Haney 688-6831 Enterprise Mrs. RHrhle Harris 888-5834 848-4884 ! ! 3!Jft fctmfori f r r a l i Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Friday, August 7, 1961 W iL T ia A. eiBLOW, BOITOR M » r V I L I I M B r a i S K TOLTOUSS, C ltxIsM u - S m r s l Hanaase L. I T K S S T a O N Associate Editor JU LIA N It AH It V I. J O H N S O N Managing EJltor H M U E X MLLItHIIBW Toltaraph Lilli or OIIK1S W I L L I A M ■octets Editor DOTTIK AUSTIN City Editor Jt'UV WELLS O a n t r Editor 1111,1, M a s * D slltsp p lit N lik VIN C E N T, H u ll C U T ALKXANIIKIl Advertising Director H o t UKEKN Ailterllelns Manager HOT HIATT llonoral Advertising Msna*»r UAJtHIETT E. 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Any Individual or firm responsible for such reproduction will ba considered at Infringing on The Herald's copyright and will bt held liable for damaging under tht law. Publishes dally except Saturday, Sunday and Ubtiaimai; published Sslu rdty proceeding Christmas (>. I. Voronov has licen busy running the Itussinn Repub­ lic, largest and most impor­ tant state in the Soviet Un­ ion. A. I*. Kirilenko has been saddled with the problem of getting Soviet industry go­ ing according to plan. U. S. Polyansky is charged with getting agriculture on Its feet. N. M. Slivcrnik has grown old and feeble. Khruthchev has had hie hands full with international snd dorm-tic cri­ ses. With the the rest of ths Presidium too busy to spend much time “ handling the cadres" (patronage), more and more of this work has fallen into Podgorny's hands. Patronage, of course, means power. Podgorny hs« been sided In this growing control of pa­ tronage, it's believed, by rloae connections with V*. N. Titov, who la in charge o f patronage on the routine working level. Khrushchev haa been burn­ ed once before by a protege who hrinmr too atrong. He groomed Frol It. Koilov to be hit eurceseor, even announc­ ed him as his heir. Kotlov grew ambitious. There were reports he bad hrgun to edge Khrushchev aiide. Then came Kotlov*! heart attlrk. This experience with KoxIiiv made Khrushchev wary, lie doesn't want • clear-cut successor who could depose him. Kremlinologists here believe therefore that Khrushrhrv is now determined In play Rrerhnev and I'odgory off against each other, lie's shifted Hrethnev nut of the president's srst, they reason, to give him more lime to compete with podgorny on patronage. Wi t h Brethnev's back­ ground »nd connections and with the help he’ll gel from Khrushchev, U.8. experts es­ timate that within six months to a year, he'll be well ahead of Podgorny again. At that time, U S. Kremlinologists expect Khrushchev will help build up Podgorny or someone else in order to bold Brethnev down. They believe Khrushchev doesn't want Brethnev to have too much power either. h Phil Newsom Soys - . . Hitler Era Recalled risen and fallen with the changing fertility of the sea. Hunting of the seal and whale, once wide open, has had to be reg­ ulated lest these creatures join the long list of animals— some of them sea nnimals— that have been driven to extinction by men. But fishing of the sen is still large­ ly a "cntch as catch can” pursuit. One concerned party. Dr. Donovan B. Finn, a former fisheries official with the United Nntions, has catted for taking some of the effort now going into competitive exploitation of the sen nnd putting it into “ a counlimited world-wide study of the sea and its living resources." The United States and the Soviet Union are presently taking the first steps toward a co-operative investi­ gation of desalting sea water. Twelve nations, including the Un­ ited Slates, are engaged in a twoyear survey of the Indian Ocean with a view toward increasing the fish harvest so vital to the countries bor­ dering it. Perhaps these things cun be tlie precedents for launching, not too far in the future, one of those world­ wide scientific endeavors like the In­ ternational Geophysical Year or the Year of the Quiet Sun—this one to he devoted to a broad-scale explora­ tion of the sea and all its economic facets. Such a “ year of the sea" would range from a survey of its mineral wealth to the problems of fishing ami atomic waste disposal, from dis­ covering new sources of food to the working out of international codes to insure wise use of the sea's resour­ ces. It's a vast and deep challenge, and n lot closer than the moon. Biossat — Ray Cromley WASHINGTON — (N EA) — Tha removal of Leonid Brethnev a* president of the Soviet Union may la* part of a rat-and-mouse game Khru■hchev is playing to keep any o f his lieutenants from tak­ ing hi» crown before he die*. Kremlinnlogista hrre think Khrushchev Is worried about the growing power of Niknl*y Podgorny. Less than a year ago Podgorny was list­ ed as the lowest ranking man on the ruling Presidium. To­ day he’s ranked with Brcshnev as one of the two men most likely to succeed Khruahehev as top man in tha Sovict Union. Castro Doesn't Like Those Flights Overhead UFl Foreign New* A iu lp t At approximately 12:10 p.m on July 20, 104-1, Claua Count Schenk von Slnuffenberg, a German general ataff colonel, excused himself from a brief­ ing In Adolf Hitler's Halt Prussian “ w olf* tail,** osten­ sibly lo niaka a telephone call. At 12:42 tha bomh which Von Stauffonberg had plant­ ed rlose to Hitler’a knee ex­ ploded. tl killed four persona hut Hitler escaped with only an Injury to his right hand. It is an anniversary seldom recalled outside West Ger­ many, and its significance is known to a surprising feweven there. Among Germans up to 20 years of age, a recent survey showed that only 40.7 per rent knew the special significance of July 20. Two years after that at­ tempt. that failed. Winston Churchill paid sprrial tribute in the British House of Com­ mons to the German resist­ ance movement. "In Germany." he said, •'there lived an opposition . . . which belongs to the noblest and greatest that has ever been produced in the political history of any people . . . we hope for the time in which this heroic chapter of German domestic history will find its just valuation.'* ttn this anniversary 20 yeara after. West German President Heinrich l.uhke call­ ed upon young Gorman* to "team more about the devo­ tion ami the willingness to Letters To The Editor TOM L i r n r , NASHVILLE TfNNLSSCAN Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic Philip Hochvlrin was s pio­ neer innovator this scirntitle “ advlre" column, for he wanted psychology made so practical that all readers could profit front it. And modern and mrn also re­ lish the vital set differences below for they ran pre­ vent a firm's going bank­ rupt, CASE T 441: Philip Hoctr stein is a main pillar in the great Newhouse newspaper empire. Mr*. Crane and I visited him at Newark 25 years aso, ''Dr. Crane." he said. ' we need to translate sclenee Into the layman's vocabulary so it can be used by everybody." Mr. Hochstcin was indirect­ ly referring in the fact that m those day* psyclmlogy was generally phrased in 5-syllable terms. So 1 have stuck lo simple words and even try to clinch each basic point with an ac­ tual office case. Some "ivory lower" profess­ i o n still try to belittle this column by saying: “ Dr. Crsne uses 2-syllable words! And he thus oversimpli­ fies our esoteric science." But Dr. William James, America's pioneer psycholo­ gist, also employed simple words and documented his points with everyday cases. "Human Relations" or prac­ tical psychology Is the must popular elective course on our usual college campus. Ad men not due to any more clever writing style. likewise ask: Women simply re|airl as fol­ “ Dr. Crane, how can we win low s : the most response from women “ We already know how a readers?" woman think*, so what we Well, women prefer male au- want i* the man's viewpoint!" (horllie*. Basically, they ruvy Contrast the lingerie seemen! lion in a large department Tim*, probably f>V< of wo store with the haberdashery men prefer to ronoilt * male floor. physician instead nf a female Will men he a* likely to en­ medir. though both ntay be ter the women's lingerie seeequally well trained (ton a* the wstmrn will flock Women also prefer male into Ihe men's department? denial surgeons, male lawyers Women also prefer male and male eleric*. employers and masculine poll Why? Because they have Brians looked UPWARD to mates The? also show their sub ever since their earliest girl­ conscious envy'o f men by hood. For males are usually their imitation ns regards taller and stronger. slacks, smoking and drinking, .So women thus credit men and even a masculine hairdo! with more authority nr pres­ To attract Hie most women tige. That's why women nrc reader*, should you run a not as popular as announcer* page headed “ Women's Page" on radio or TV. or "F or Men Only?" Suppose a man ami a woman Women are so eurlous atioul each wrote a daily newspaper men that they will devour any­ column on rooking. Which thing under that “ For Men would normally draw more Only" heading. women readers? But men will usually ignore Yet some of the food firms the entire “ Women’ s Page," still use women cooking ex­ though they could profit from perts on 'IN’ ! much of the printed material Place a female "advice" thereon. writer'* column Iwsido this No send for my booklet "New "Worry Clinic' and the polls Psychology of Advertising and routinely will show that more Selling." enclosing a long women, plus more men, read stamped, return envelope, plus the "Worry Clinic." 20c. Moreover, the mail input Is ft contains practical pay. three times as high to llie etiology, such aa Philip Hoch "Worry Clinic." and this is slein wanted. Editor, The Herald: "Under the Clock" polls have indicated such over­ whelming prrfci nice for BMG over I.HJ which lead* me to the following observations: In an area which is happy lo receive federal fund* for education and impact area funds—you would support the man who oppose* same. You keep busy for year* at­ tempting lo get fedi-riil funds and approval of cross state barge canal—you would sup­ port the man who oppose* same. You urge us lo prepare for the lomm o f the apnrr age emanating from the gateway to the moon—you would aupporl the man who opposes anme. You encourage retirees to settle in your area—many of whom are dependent on social srrurity check*—you would support the man who by mak­ ing the system voluntary would wreck the system. You regularly fight to re­ tain the Naval Air Station and it'* federal money—but want none of the controls. In other word*—yon want lo have your rake and eat it too. A city of churches of which to be proud—and you turn around nnd endorse the can­ didate who advocates “ The end justifies the means" con­ trol y lo all moral teachings! So continue in your course, •hut your eye* to the realities of today and the problems of today, nnd turn bark the clock —even to IPM)—and once again become the .small sleepy rity on the banka of the St. Johns while forward looking Amrrira continues lo grow and progress—willing to meet and solve the issue* of today! “ Crystal Hull" taenfie* themselves t h s I marked the men and women who rose against Hitler." Eilhkr’s rail reflected first a fear among responsible Germans thst a dynamic Ger­ man people, rich in material things, might succumb again to itmiunajism and the spirit­ ual bankruptcy of another Hiller. In the West Germany of today there is a continuing soul-searching as the Ger­ mans seek their individual re­ sponsibility for Hitlerism and ways to prevent its return. There ate those who regret the passage of the Hitler days ll shows occasionally in Germany's new army despite the fart that it was in th* highest echelons of the army that there rose the determin­ ation to rid the nation of Hit­ ler. It shows in occasional, but strictly limited, outbursts of nntl-semetiani. And it allows also In isolat­ ed demands for the return of Girchoslovakia's Sudetanland or the lost eastern terI itoi lei. Hut overriding these are the emotions of the young German who wuiuiored a !ei J to this correspondent, "may­ be we got rich too soon." Tecumseh’s First Shot Success CAI’ K KENNEDY (U PI) — The U. S, S. Tecumseh, tha Navy's 21st missile firing auhmarine, today scored a suecess on its first poliris A t rocket shol. The 425-foot submarine, ly­ ing submerged about .50 miles off llie Florida roast, launched (he 2,MO-mile rang* missile at 11:30 a. m. EST, About 15 minutes later, the rocket's test warhead hit it* targe! area The perfect time to get the best deal on America's No. 1 cars Dick West’s The Lighter Side WASHINGTON (UPI) — Tha diaclniure this week (hat • television reporter played nn important role during the 1062 Cuban missile criii* has put me In a delicate position. The story broke right nt a time when 1 was toying with ths idea o f revealing my own activities during the big showdown. If I now tell all, no doubt I will lw accused of trying to steal the spotlight from John Scali, the network newsman who aerved as a go-between In the tense negotiation*. On the other hand, If I keep silent an arenunt nf my part In the confrontation may he divulged by other sources, po*. sihly with a wrong interpre­ tation. Scali, who was pledged In secrecy, almost got scooped on his own story, and I wouldn't want that to happen to me. So, at the risk of sounding anur grapeish, I have decided to release all the facta aa I remember them. First of all, I want to raplaln, mainly for the benefit of my neighbor*, why I spent so much time sitting in my car with the radio on and the motor running. T h e r e was considerable speculation at the lime that 1 wa» preparing for a fnst getaway In event the situation deteriorated. Well, now it can be told lliat I actually will keeping myself avnilable in ease the White House wanted me to carry n messogo to the Russian Embassy. The disclosures this week make It Hear why I war nev­ er summoned. They weie us­ ing Scali instead. Hut we al­ so serve who only stand und wait. Likewise there has been a rertain element of mystery concerning whMt I was doing out in my backyard with a shovel nnd flashlight. Those who jumped lo the ronrlusion that I was franti­ cally trying to ronslrurt a fallout shelter may be sur­ prised to learn that such was not the rase at all. C HimLtlj / ^ _ I can now reveal that I was digging a hole In which to hide any secret memniamla that might be entrusted to me by “ Mr. X," the Soviet Intelligemr chief who saw fit to contact Scali Instead And finally there is the matter of why- I tried to char­ ter uii airplane to fly mr to the Sandwich l.-lands. Appi-aiantes to tli« contrary, I was not acting In panic nut of a desire for self-preservation. I simply fell that I should he prepared to go any place at any time my services might lie needed »* a go-be­ tween, Tn the best nf my recollcrtlnn, thst was the extent of my participation In the rri* si*. Wa* I instrumental in preserving would pcare. Only history ran judge. 1 ti ' n t s i t h . U .n z N h'l ll ‘■ h b Tra«1111»»n:»1Iy, Chrvrolrl hns been America's best wller. Ami right mm, more than ever, because; the '61 model year is almost over and your Chevrolet dealer haa lo make room for the 'fins, it’s America'« best buy. But don’t wait. Como in ami hue how great the dealt arc on these No. 1 cars. Come in now while there's still a big selection of mode Ik nnd colors. Corns pirk your favorite while the picking’* tdill good. Next week may be loo late. Hurry! S E E T H E MAN WITH TH E Nod BUYS NoJ YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER (hnm ki(hnrUr th n y ll ( onvir ami I on rite. \al f on. .W I iilun. . W /Iwr Iti bty-.\ou at your d n h ri R-1642 ■- • ■ b A r .I t f J te u , 1 l D m DA HOLLER MOTOR SALES COMPANY SECOND AND PALMETTO SAN FO III) .122-0711 _______V _ �! I l, . V �V Baptist T U B SEVEN TH -D AT AD VEN TIST CHURCH Corner Tib A Elm J. L. M a r s h a ll-------------- Pastor SERVICES SATURDAY— Sabbath S c h o o l ------ 1:10 a. m. W orih lp Bsrvles — 11:00 a. m. W ednesday N lsht P rayer B a r v lc a ------ 1:30 p. m. JORDAN MISSIONARY RAPTIST CHURCH 1111 W. P i n t Straat Sunday School —— 10:00 a. m. M ornlna W orahlp _ 11:00 a. m. Rlbla Study (Sunday) 7:00 p m. Evanaallatlo Barvlca 7:00 p. m. W ed. Prayer Meat __7:00 p. m. Dill S t e p h a n a ---------- -- Paator A Cordial W alcoma to All Alliance CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 1001 Pane Ava. at lith St. R oy. C. C. D ooi, Jr. ___ Paator Sunday S c h o o l ------ 0:00 a. m. W o rih lp Birvlca _ 11:00 a. m. E vening W orahlp — 7:4* p. m. Alllanca Youth Fellow ship (W ad.) — 7:10 p. » . CHURCH OF OOD fin d A French H. C. S m it h __________ Paator Sunday S c h o o l ____ 1:41 a. m. Mornlna Worahlp _ 11 a. m. Evanaallatlo Sarv. _ 1:14 p. m. Tuaa. Prayar Sarv. _ 1:14 p. a , Thura. Y oun s People Endeavor _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1:14 p. a . CHURCH OK OOD OF PROPHECY 4IM Elm Avanuo Itav. R. U Strickland _ Paator Sunday School _____ 4:41 a. m. Worahlp Service __ 14:44 a. m. E .-n g e lle llc Sarv. __1:10 p. m. Wadnaaday: T ou n r People V. 1*. B. Sarv. 1:10 p. m. Bible Tralnlna Sarv 1:04 p m. OAK LAW N BAPTIST CHUnCH 1701 Country Club Hoad Sponsored by Plrat Baptlat Church Ray. R. T. Rarralt ____ Paator Hunday School ........ 0:01 a. m. W orahlp Service _ 11:00 a. m. Tralnlna Union _— 1:11 p. m. Evanlna Worahlp __ (too p. m. Wad. Prayer Sarv. — 7:10 p. m. I?a V *r Sorrleo ------ 7:10 p. m. Assem bly O f God PINKCREBT ASSEMBLY OP n o n CHURCH Cor. 171b and Elm M. M. W i l d e r -------- ----- Paator Sunday School — OH! *• mM ornlns W orahlp — 10:00 a. m. Xvantna Worahlp — 7:10 p. m. Youth SarY. (Bun.) - 0:00 p. m. M id-W eak Bar?. (W ad.) - 7:10 p. m. Baptist VIRST BAPTIST CHURCH H I Park Avanua F . ■■ Chance — Paator M ornlna Worahlp — *:»• *• mSunday School —— *H» *• "J* M ornlns Worahlp _ 11:*# »• T rain in g Union — ~ • :»'* p. m. Evanlna W orship _ 7:4* p. m. W ad. Prayar Barvlca 7:10 p. m. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cur. I4lh BL A Oak Ava. Oatl sm ith — r * * l" r Congregational OSTEEN RAPTIST CHURCH It tv Y. 411 Ph. 111-1110 P a a t o r ____Cheater W. Plank Sunday School 10:00 a. m. Mornlna Service _ 11:00 a. m, Tralnlna Union ____ 1:10 p. m. Evanlna Barvlca __ 7:10 p. nt. Wadnaaday Meatlnaa: Oraanlaatlona _ 0:10 p. m. Prayar _ ....... ......- 7:lo p. m. Choir — ------------— 1:10 p, m. CONQREOATIONAI. CHRISTIAN CHURCH (United Church o t Chrlat) Park Avanua at 34th Su t:40 a. m. _ _ Church School 14:40 a. m. __ W orahlp Barvlca 1:14 p. m. Chrlatlan Youth Mlnlalry Rav. W alter A. R. M crharaon, Paator Christian Episcopal F IR S T CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPUKH OK CHRIST 1007 S. Hanford Ava. R. Vernon Fuller Sunday School _____ 1:41 a. m. M ornlns W orih lp 11:00 a. m. CHRIST CHURCH Church Straot, Lonaw ood Fr. Chariot W . Stew art, Jr. V icar H oly Communion _ 1:34 a. m. B irvlca A Sermon _ 4:44 a. tn. HOLT CROSS Church O f Christ 441 B. P a r k W ESTSIDE BAPTIST lt d HU A Paul M. Catlay Sunday School »• J". P. m. Pp. m. P- "*• MISSIONARY CHURCH llo lly Ava. Paator — 10:01 a. m. M ornlna W orohlp — llsoo a. m. Evanlna WorM ilp — liOO p. m., prayar Servleo — - 7.00 p. m. P1NECREBT RAPTIST CHURCH Onora Road p a l t o r _____ W illiam J. d u a ii M ornlna Worahlp . II :»« *• m. Sunday School _____ 1:41 a. m. T raining Union ------ 4:11 P- '»• Evanlna W orahlp .... 7:10 p. m. W ad. Offlcara A Taachera M eetlna —— — — I 5*1 PRUDER SPRINOS BAPTIST Old Orlando ltd. at Heater Ava. B. Hamilton Q rllfln — Paator Sunday School _ _ _ 0:11 a. tn. M ornlna Worahlp — 11:00 a. m. Tralnlna Union _ _ 0:10 p. m. Evanlna W arship — 7i41 p. m. Ava. Fr. Laroy D. Soper. R eelor H oly Communion .._ 1:14 a. m. F am ily Barvlca and Sunday School 4:44 a. m. Mornlna Prayar (Flrat Sunday — H oly Communion 11:04 a, m. CHURCH OF CHRIST Oanava Ralph nrawar Jr. Evansollat till.la Fchnol ---------- 1:10 a. m. Mornlna W orahlp 0:14 a. m. K 'e n ln a Worahlp . .. 0:10 p. m. Wad. l'r a y ir Barvlca 7:10 p. m. Free Methodist Sunday Bchoiii w— I p l *• w* M ornlna Worahlp — I I T raln ln a Uunlon — l i l t Evanlna Barvlca —_ » :» » Wad. Prayar Birvlca 7:10 Nuraary Opan W T R Il - ......— •-— *•** Sunday Nil# Broadcaat Methodist Church O f God Adventist PADUA CHURCH OF CHRIST Illnhway 41 Wait Mnrrla Ruby ------ - K vsngslD t Illbl* Clave ...... . lo:no a. tn. Mornlnit Worahlp __ 11:04 a. m. Kvttilua Worihlp ™ 0:oo p. m. Blblo daaaoa Wad. _ 7:10 p. m. FR E E METHODIST CHURCH Corner 4th St. and Laura) Ava. Euaana Sheldon _______ Paator Telephone: I ll- T o ll Sunday S c h o o l ___ 4:4S a. m. Mornlna W o ra h lp __ 10:41 a. m. Evening Worahlp _ 1:04 p. tn. W od. Prayar Barvlca 1:14 p. m. “ I-et’ii find a new road!" That’s a game we play often when ws take s family ride. Those little journeys of discovery have led us to some U-autiful, te r e n a sect ions of oui' community that stu never would have seen if we'd stayed on the in:'>i highway. At time*, life itself call Mem like s crowded, noisy highway. Tho years rush l»y . . . we |>rutni*c ourselves that some tluy we'll take the time to look around us and try to understand where we are and why . . . but worldly interests tend to 111) every minute to the brltn. We wonder why tho pleasures that we work mi hard to obtain fail to bring us happiness . . . and we sense that life has a deeper meaning, if we could find it. The Church can guide you and your fumily to a new, wonderful road. Discover tho warm fellowship, the renewed courage, the refreshing peace of mind that grow from membership in your neighborhood church. CHURCH OF CHRIST 1411 Park Avenue Rert B r o w n ___ — Bvaiigsllet Hunday III til • Study ____ _ 10:00 a. in. M o r n l n a W o r a h l p _ _ 11:00 a. tn. Evanlna Service .„. 0:10 p. nt. Saa "Herald o f Truth" 1 p. m. Sunday on Channel t Tueaday Uadlai lilbla C la n _ 10:00 a. nu Wadnaaday lilbla C l a e a --------- 7:10 p. m. Christian Science FIRBT CHURCH OK CHRIST SCIENTIST 100 B a it Second Strait Sunday Barvlca A Sunday Hchonl 11:00 a. nt. Subject: "Hplrlt" Wadnaaday Service _ 1:00 p. m. R tadlna Itoomi 101 K. First. W eek d a yi: 10:10 a. m. - 4:10 p m. Friday Evanlna: 4:101:10 p. m. Cf/iyrithl I9til Ktitltr Adt*rUiing Stnut, Inc., Slnubuig, I’d. Hunday I-cvitlcu* 20:3.13 Monday I/'VlllCtll 2G: 14-20 Jcrcmlalt Friday Matthew Saturday John 3 1 :7-14 23:1-10 10:4-16 Tureday I’snlma VVt'dnrsduy iMiiah Thursday 25:1-10 30:15-21 • Lutheran LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEM ER 1*1 W. 41th Place ‘ T h o Church o f tha Lutheran Hour'* and T V "Thla la tha L ife " Herbert W. Ooeraa _ _ Paator Sunday S c h o o l ------ 1:11 a. m. W orahlp Service __ 14:44 a. m. Kindergarten and Nuraary OOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH 34(4 A Orlando Drlva Hwy. 11.41) Sanford, Florida Ill-T ill The R*v. J. O ordoa P e a r y , Paator Sunday School _ _ 4:11 a. m. Mornlna W orih lp _ 11:44 a. m. Communion— Flrat Sunday la Each Month KINDKROARTEN AND NURS­ ERY FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 414 Park Ava. Rov. Robert M. Jenklna, Paatnr Mornlna W orahlp _ 1:14 p. tn. Sunday School ----- . 4:41 a. m. Mornlna Worahlp _ 14:11 a. m. M YF M e e t i n g . ___4:14 p. m. (Interm ediate. Senior) Evening W orahlp _ 1:14 p. m. GENEVA METHODIST CHURCH R tv. W . E. T lm m a ____Pavtnv Sunday S c h o o l______ 1:11 a. m. M ornlna S s r v le a e __11:04 a. m. Choir Practice Wad. 1:14 p. m. Every One W elcome. ORACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora ltd., at W oodland A va . Rav. John H. Hlraa Jr.. Paator Church School - 1:11 a. m. Mornlna W o ra h lp 11:44 a. m. M Y F ------ ---------------- 4:10 p. m. CHRIST MKTHOD18T CHURCH Sunland Kitatoa Cltrua H eigh t! Rav. C h arlie B. llo a a __ Paatnr Church School ___ 4:41 a. m. Mornlna Worahlp _ 11:04 a. m. M T F ...........................4:14 p. m. Eva. W orahlp ____ 1:10 p. m. Wad. Prayer Barvlca 1:10 p m. rj Nazarenc FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE W . 2nd SU at Maple Ava. Paul B lc k a a __________ Faator Sunday School ____ 1:11 a. m. M ornlna W orih lp 1 4 :fl a. m. Y o u t h _________________1:14 p. m. Y oun g Adult F ellow sh ip ________ 1:41 p. m. The Name* W a Bear Evanaallatlo Barvlca T:I4 p. m. M ld-W adk Service (W ad.) _ 1:44 p. m Third Sunday Slnsaplratlon _ _ 1:44 p. m. C FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Lake Mary, Fla. Rav. W. L llolcom ba, Pastor Sunday 1:11 a. m. ____ Rlbla Schnnl 11:00 a. m. _ M orning W orship 1:00 p. m. __ E vening Sarvlca 1:no p. tn. . _ Wad. M id-W eek Prayar Service! 1:04 p. m. I d at Wed. Ml, atonary Sarvlca Pentecostal FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONQWOOD *41 Orange Street Rav. E. Ruth Orant __ Pastor Sunday School ____ 10:40 a. m. Mornlna W orship _ Ilia * a. m. Sunday Evening __ 1:1* p. nt. Wad. m ills Study _ 1:14 p. m. Cunqurrora Meeting Friday ------------1:10 p, ns. Presbyterian FIRST PRESIIYTERIAN CHURCH Sanford, Pla. Oak Ava. A Ird St. O rovtr C. Bewail J r . __Paator E d g or W. Smith Jr. Aoalotant Pastor Church School _ 1:11 a. m. Session Masts 1:41 a. m. M ornlna W orship 10:04 a. m. Pioneer Fatlowahlp 1:40 p. m. Senior HI Followohtp 4:44 p m. E vening W orship _ 1:14 p. m. Wad. Prayar Meat — 1:4* p. m. CHURCH OF T H E COVENANT 4TTI South Orlando Drive Thom as 11. Maktn _ — Paator W orship --------- ------ 4:44 a. m. Churoh School ____ 14:4* a m. -The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice A nd Directory Page PossibleTHE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. k Mrs. M. II. Strickland ART BROWN PEST CONTROL ADAMS TRANSFER k STORAGE Phone 322-0225 a CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. SANFORD WELDING k FABRICATING CO. Bill Whitly k Employees CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 118 W. First, Sanford A. DUDA k SONS, INC. Slaviu, Florida GREGORY LUMBER o f Sanford EAST SIDE GARAGE Virgil C. Gracey k Employe SR 4« k Beardall FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Souloff and Employees HARRELL k BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 200 W. 25th S t, Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. SOI W. 1 st St., Sanford HILL LUMBER k HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees NELSON k CO., INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND WILK'S RESTAURANT Rose k Wilks Bowman 4 Employees STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenatrom and Staff HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff OVIEDO RADIO & ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cameron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodgea and Staff PERFECTON DAIRIES HORNE DISTRIBUTORS. INC. Hwy. 17-82, Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff KIDDY'S STANDARD SERVICE First & French, Sanford L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. S t, Sanford PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M. Cameron and Staff LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning THE RITZ THEATRE Bill Lovelace and Employees ZITTROWER BROS. 1400 S. Elm IoR O Y C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. HILL HARDWARE 4 IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employees SMITTY'S SNAPPIN' TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and StaffSTATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff , STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff HOWARD BOTELER Wholesale Confectionery W1LSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. M Wilson CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida < -SE M IN O LE C O U N T Y A R E A CH U R CH D IRECTO R YBAPTIST A ntioch Baptlat Church, Oviedo Central Baptlat Church, t i l l Oak Ava. Chuluota Flrat Baptlat Churck Chuluota Baptist Mlaalon Sportsm an’* Club, Chuluota Kldar Springs Baptlat Church, II# U h m in lidFlrat Baptlat Church. *14 Park Ava. Frlendebtp Baptlat Church at A ltam onte Sprlnaa BL 414. Altam onte Spring* Flrat Baptlat Church at Denary Flrat Baptlat Chureh o f Oanava First Baptist Church o f Lake Mary F irst Baptlat Church o f Lake Muuros F irst Baptist Church a f Lungwood, Oar. Church A Grant Flrat Baptlat Church o f Ovlado F irst Baptist Church o f San Latido Springs F irst Shiloh M issionary Baptist Church. list w. nth at. F orest City Baptlat Church Fountain Maad Baptlat Church, Ovlado Leva gout barn Baptist Mlaalon, C h uU aia M issionary B a plU l Cbureh North ltd. Enterprise , , . M acedonia Mission Baptist Church O ck Hill ltd. Ostaan A isrn lu g a la ry Baptist Church, Ocauva Hwy. / f \* [ f .. |i •«'f f/| f It MU Oliva M issionary Baptlat Church, Saa Ikindo Sprlnaa R 4 , Longw ood Mt. Zion M issionary Baptist, Slpas Ava. Now MU C alvary M issionary Baptlat t i l l W. !3 lh au Now Sateta P rim itive Baptist Church. Iioa w. tlth SU New MU Zion Baptist Church. IT1I Paar Ava Oaklawn Baptist Chapal, H i t W. 14th SU Oalaen Baptlat Church Plnaorsat Baptlat Church. 4*1 W . Onora ltd. Prairie I .aka Baptist Church, B ldg* R d , Fern Park Prosrasa M issionary Baptist Churoh. Midway Second Shiloh M issionary Baptlat Church. Ninth A H ickory SU Jamoo M issionary Baptist Chureh SU. ltd. I l l Ootacn St. Paul M issionary Baptlat Chureh, Sth BU St. Matthews M issionary B aptist Church Cancan Halghtc ■U John's M issionary Baptlat Chureh. ■t f Cypress BU Tam pU Baptist Church. Palm Springe B d. Altam onte Sprlnaa W astalds Missionary Baptlat Church, 411 g. Hally Ava. Zion H ops Baptist Churah, I I I Orange Ava. CATMOUO Church af tha Nativity, Lake Mary All Sauls Cathelis church. I ll Oak Ava. St. A nn's Catholls Chureh, Parahlng I'lac*. DaBary SU Mary Magdalen* Catholic Church, M ait­ land Ava. A ltam on ls Sprlnaa CHRISTIAN First Christian ch urch , 1441 8. Sanford Ava, C ongregational Chrlatlan Church, 1441 Park Ava. Norlhsld* Chrlatlan Church, F l o r i d a K e v in D r, Maitland CHUBCH OF CHRIST Church Church Church Churoh o f ChrlaU t i l l S. Park Ava, o f Christ, Oanava o f ChriiU Longw ood o f Christ. Paala CHURCH OF OOD Church of Ood. *44 H ickory rh urch o f Uod. 4144 S. Franck Church o f Ood, Ovlado EPISCOPAL All Saints E piscopal Churah B. DaBary A v a . Enterprise Chrlat Episcopal Church, Longw aod A ll Saints Episcopal, (enterprise H oly Croaa E piscopal, P ark Ava, at 4th LUTHERAN (seen .Ion Lutbsran Church, O vsrbrook D r, Caaaalbrrry Oood Shaphfrd United Luthsra, 3440 B. Orlando Dr. Lutheran Churoh o f tha Badaamar, 1*1 W. 3 llh Place Messiah Lutheran Chureh, American Legion H all, Prairie Laka, Fern Park ■U Luks* Lutheran Church, BU 444 lla v la METHODIST Barnett Memorial M ethodist Churah, S. Datlary Ava., Entarprlsa Bear Laka M ethodist Chureh Baikal A.M E. Church, Canaan H aights Casselberry Com m unity Methodist Church. H w y. I f . 13 A Plnay Rida* Rd.. Casselberry DaBary Com munity Mothodlot Church W. H ighlands. DaBary Chrlat Method 1st Chureh Sunland Estates F irst Methodist Church, i l l Park Ava. Flrat H slhodlet Church o t Ovlade F ra* Malhodlst ch u rch , 444 W . 4th BL Oanava Methodic* Chureh. Oanava (lraca Msthodlat Church. O ners Rd. (Irant Chapal A M E. Church, Ovlado O akgrov* Msthodlat Church, Ovlad* A Ostaan Msthodlat Church P a o Ia W esleyan Msthodlat, BU 44 W. at Paola SU Jamas A M E , Bsnrord A**. HU Mary*! A,M E. Church BU RU 414 Ostaan St. Paul's Msthodlat C h u r a h Ostaan Bd. Entarprlsa Stafford Momarlal Methodist C h u r a h S. DaBary NAZABEMB af US Nsssrtna, w. Flrat Chureh 3nd at Mapta tha Naaarana, Kern Park Chureh af O'Brian Rd., Farn Park Laka Mary Churah o f tha Nasartaa F R E IB T T E R IA K Community Praabytorlan Church. Laka Mary First P rsa b yu rla n Church. Ock Ava. F irst Prasbytartan Church. Cacaslbcrry F irst Prdabytarlaa Church ct DsBary, M. H ighland Prasbytsrlaa Church c f Tha Cavsnaat 3414 S. Orlando Dr. _ ............ ■U Andrews Praabytarlan Church 4411 Lea­ n e d Bch. D r . Bear Laka Upas la Comaaunlty prasbytarlaa Church. UpMli Rd* W estm inister F raibytarlaa Church, H ow ell Park, BU l i d * SEVENTH DAT ADVENTIST * F orest Lak* Stvanth-day Adventist Church, Hwy. 441, F orest City Seventh-day Adventist Church, Maitland Ava., A ltam onte Springs Sanford Scvanth-day A dventist Church. Seventh 4* Elm O TH ER CHURCHES A llen 's A M U Church, OHva A tlth Church o f Ood In chrlsu Ovlado Chuluota Com munity Church Church o f God o t Prophscy, 4141 Elm Ava. Church a f Jaaua Christ a f Latter Day Batata, t i l l Park Ava. Community Chapal, Alternant* Spring* Eastern Orthodox Church. BU John* Chryaootom Chapal, Hwy. IT-11, Farn Park Cougragatlan Bath Israel, ttth A M agnolia Flrat Churoh at Chrlat, Scientist, Isa E. la d SU K ingdom Hall o t Jehovah's W itness 1141 W . Third Straat Flrat P entecostal Church a f Langw ood MU Oliva H oliness Church, Oak Hilt Rd. Octaaa Plnacraat Assem bly o f Ood, 37th A Elm Sanford Alllanca Church. 1441 B. Park Ava. Sanford C ongregation a f Jabovah'a W itnasaaa. 1411 W 1st SU Tha Salvation Army. 314 E. tnd SU Unity Church g| la a fa r d , l i d E. U t BL �i Seminole County * * * * on the St, Johns River * * * * “ The Nile o f America” Zip Cotie 32771 * WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Tuesday with scattered showers; high today 88-95; low tonight in 70s. ^ C l O 6^ Another real »tep forward haa been taken in the down­ town improvement effort* ^ that are being made by proud and loyal citizens. It'a the e o m p 1 e t e refurbishing Job done by Chelsea Title and Guaranty Co. on their office at 119 W. First Street. Haven't you noticed the im­ pressive and attractive sign that in a dignified way, day and night, calls attention to the firm’s location T And this job didn't atop with a face-lifting. You should see, really you should, the splendid job done on the interior. Manager Frank Finch or cne of his capable assistants will be glad to “ show you t h e works.” Congratulations, Frank, and a big thank you from the folks who are inter­ ested in the Downtown Shop­ ping Center!! • • # Have you noticed the city crews working on the paving job Just west of The Herald office? This “ project” will give bank patrons a smoother exist from the parking lot just north of Florida State Hank's building. Also will give another approach to the City Hall from W. First Street. Oh yezz, and will ease the way into The Herald's press room. • • • Didn't we see a building permit that puts the official okay on tearing down the building on the northwest corner of Twentieth Street and French Avenue? That makes way for—guess what? • . . Yep; a filling station!! Something new is being added —not the type o f business, For a really new building. Fcr which we give loud huztahs. • * * School must be on the “ starting blocks," because we see some of the nuns at the All Souls parochial school, having returned from a vaca­ tion. Too, there are some fa­ miliar faces of the county school teaching corps that are in the eurly (we didn't say “ reluctant” ) stages o f prepar­ ation fur the approaching pre­ school meeting* and planning sessions. r • • • There have been four new cases of tuberculosis report­ ed in the Seminole County area during the first five months of 1904, is the report we get frum Mrs. Lorraine Graham, program adminis­ trator o f the Central Florida TBRD Association. Shs says these figures do not include reactivated old cases, nor any who might hsva moved into the area. • • • Square dance time draws near again. And the Central Florida Square Dance Associ­ ation is announcing tha first dance of the season will be held at the Civic Ce.iter on Saturday night, Aug. 29. Fred Rowe will be the featured caller. If you haven't tried this form o f dancing, or if ita been quite some time since you have danced, we suggest you check the date on the calendar. I/its o f fun. • * • On the same theme, the Starlight Promenaders square dance group is planning a be­ ginners class to start S ept 9. The lessons will be held each Wednesday night thereafter. Further info can be had by calling the club secretary at 822-8572. • • * It was a long 00 years sgo today that Herbert Hoover was born. Just think o f the changes in that period of time. And today, the vener­ able Mr. Hoover is just as sharp mentally, ju st as active with his mind, just as inter­ ested in affairs of the nation and world as he was when he wss the Slst president o f the U 'lted States. Herald Index Abby ------ -------------- Page 0 Bridge ................... .... Page 9 Classified ________ _ Page 11 romles ----------------- Page 10 A lt o rial ............. —. Page 4 F u n e r a ls ---------------Page 3 H oroscop e------------- Pago 10 S o c ie t y ........ ............... Page 8 S p o rt* _______________ Page 6 TV Programs ______ Page 9 jWe tbs .Women Page 9 VUL. 66 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 252 Johnson Calls In Top Advisers; Last Raid M istake, Turks Admit Southeast Asia, Cyprus Crises Under Study WASHINGTON’ (UP1) — President Johnson called Se­ cretary of State Dean Rusk, Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara and other top ad­ visers to the White House to­ day for a discussion of the Cy­ prus crisis and the situation In Southeast Asia. The President also scheduled a ceremony for later in the day to sign the resolution adopted at his request by the House and Senate which gives him full backing in steps he may take to resist Communist ag­ gression in Southeast Asia. Press Secretary George E. Reedy told newsmen that John­ son who returned Sunday night from a two day trip to his Texas ranch spent this morn­ ing "going over various re­ ports on the world situation." Reedy said Johnson called the meeting with Rusk, McNa­ mara "and other senior advis­ ers" to discuss Southeast Asia, Cyprus and "other matters affecting the world situation." Reedy said he did not know whether Johnson had received replies to the strong personal appeals he sent Sunday to Greek Turkish and Cypriot leaders for an end to fighting which could lead to mast bloodshed on Cyprus. State Department officials said Johnson was In telephone consultation with his diplo­ matic aides early today on the Cyprus problem. Johnson also scheduled a lunch meeting today with a group of business leaders—one of a scries of such sessions he has had with delegations from various walks o f life to discuss pending national Issues. Orlandoan Held In Slaying EASTON. Md. (U P I )-A 60year-old migratory laborer from Orlando W’as held today in the fatal shooting of an­ other worker at a Maryland labor camp. Maryland Stata Police at Easton said James Chestnut told them the victim, 28-yesrold Theodore Stockton, also of Orlando, and three other men had bees h a m sin g him all day. He said they tried lo enter hia shanty late Saturday night and he grabbed a gun and fired through the screen door, striking Stockton in the back and neck. Vehicle Bids The Co u n t y Commission Tuesday will open bids on three pickup trucks, two com­ pact sedans, one delivery type van truck and a flat body dump truck. JfULWA... 11 Killed MIAMI (U PI) — Florida traffic accidents took 11 lives over the weekend including a Dude County smashup which put eight member* of a fam­ ily in the hospital. Red Dogma Hit VATICAN CITY (U PI) — Pope Paul VI, in his first encyclical,- condemned t h e “ blind dogma” of communism today as "the most serious problem of our time.” Persecutions Hit 1)011 SHEDDEN WASHINGTON (U PI) — Son. Hugh Scott, R-Pa., urg­ ed the Senate today to con­ demn officially the persecu­ tion o f the Jewa in Russia "even if it saves but one life." Marina Called 'Great Brenda Turns MIAMI (U PI) — Tropical storm Ilremfa plowed away from land into tha northern Atlantic today and weather­ men snid the season'* second planned and executed on a such disturbance bore no realistic basis. This would at­ threat to land. tract tourists, business inves­ tors and would create a more SAIGON (U PI) — Joseph favorable climate toward the I.. Granger of Sumter, SC., promotj^n of business growth tiie first U.S. civilian offic­ in not tm!y the uowntown area ial ever to tail into Commun­ but all of Sanford and sur­ ist hands In Viet Nam, was tnken prisoner by Red guer­ rounding communities. “ Development of this sort rillas Sunday, it was report­ has been proven many times ed today. over in such cities as Fort Lauderdale and Miami and TOKYO (U PI) — Red wc can ccitainly make use of the experience gained in these China climaxed a weekend of and other communities having innssive hate-America dem­ onstrations by proclaiming Marina facilities." its rights to aid Communist North Viet Nam in any con­ flict with ths United States, it was reported today. Benefit' To Sanford Bob Shcddon, local manager of the Southern Bell Tele­ phone Company, hai called for a "carefully planned and executed” program to bring about the lakcfront marina now being studied by the City Commission. Shcddcn said such a project "would create a more favor­ able climate" toward business growth for all of Sanford and surrounding communities. His statement follows: “ A Sanford Marina certain­ ly can be of great benefit to our community, if carefully First Prisoner Hate Campaign Two Buildings Face City Ax The regular meeting of the Sanford City Commission at 8 p. m. today in the City Hall will also be a public hearing for live condemnation of build­ ings at 701 and 703 W. Ninth St. The commission will bear recommendations of the Zoo ing and Planning Commission on three subjects. There will be recommendations to amend the city ordinance to include dry cleaning and laundry uses in tiic retail commercial zones; lo open K 21th St. from Mellonvillc Avc. to Willow Avc.; to support ami approve the lake front development plan. Commissioners are expect­ ed to appoint an acting city manager, to take over when W. E. Knowles must be out of town; set up interview days for marine engineers on the lake front development plan; set up budget meetings, and sign a resolution authorizing the sale of bonds. Woman Driver Held In Crash A motorist identified by police as Mnry Louise Marlar o f 116 W. Second St. was arrested on a charge of driv­ ing while intoxicated Sunday night after her cur struck a pole at Third Street and Oak Avenue. Patrolmen Roderick Han­ cock and Charles Fagan said the driver was treated by a private physirian for a nose fracture prior to the arrest. Desegregation JACKSON, Miss. (U PI) — Bishop R. O. Gerow Sunday announced plans for desegre. gallon of Catholic schools throughout Mississippi in September. He urged church members to exhibit accept­ ance and cooperation. ‘Bug’ Bites Luci LA HONDA. Calif. (U PI) — Luci Baines Johnson, the President’s 17-year-old daugh­ ter, was “ bitten by a 24-hour bug" — apparently the flu— and forced to curtail her ac­ tivities Sunda) during a San Francisco Bay area visit. Rail Plan Offered WASHINGTON (U P I) — A presidential emergency board hai recommended ne­ gotiation of a job protection program for 160,000 railroad •hop workers as part o f Its plan to settle their work rules dispute with major railroads. U . S . Weapons Policy Blasted 35 Americans WASHINGTON (U PI) — GOP preaidential candidate Barry M. Goldwater accused the Johnson administration today of an "utter disregard for new weapons" which may lead to a cut o f 90 per rent in the natlon'a atomic strik­ ing power over tha next de­ cade. The Arixona senator, in a wide • ranging speech pre­ pared for delivery before the National Aaaociation o f Countle», said, “ sometime in the decade ahead, unless present plans ara changed by the de­ mands of an aroused public, America's deliverable nuclear capability may be cut by 90 per cent," Goldwater aatd tha admin­ istration had inharited "the mightiest arsenal for the de­ fense o f freedom aver creat­ ed on earth," but that it was now so depleted the United States fared the prospect " o f going into the decade o f the 1970s without a single new manned bomber. "W e face the prospect of going into that decads with a worn and obsolete force composed only o f those left • over plane* still able to fly,” said Goldwater, who is a ma­ jor general in the Air Force r e » r r v c . “ Let me also warn you againat the public rela­ tion* gimmick of parading venions of a single recon­ naissance aircraft before the public and representing them as a whole series o f new weapon systems” he said. "Only with tha strength te keep the peace can we ever hope for the time in which the ideological obsession o f cvmuiuaum will ba abandons^ by the leaders o f the nations which today wa call Commun­ ist. Yet there are those who fear that •trength may only provoke Jhe enemy. “ Was it strength that was responsible for the attacks on our destroyers in the Gulf of Tonkin T Or was it the ene­ my's doubt o f our strength and our will to use it ? " Goldwater asked. The Arizona senator, said he birkrd Pres­ ident Johnson's action in or­ dering the retaliatory air strike against North Viet Nam last week. But he charg­ ed that the administration’s Southeast Asia policies had become "s o twisted with dip­ lomatic red tape that the en­ emy might well have wonder­ ed if we would accept their attacks at sea on the tame basis that wa have been ac­ cepting their attack* eq land.” Are Evacuated BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) — Thirty-five American rvauees, mostly the dependents of U. S. officials on Cyprus, arrived from the Island today aboard a U. S. Air Force CI40 cargo plane. A U. S. Embassy statement said the plane h id flown blood plasms U> Cyprus at the re­ quest of the Cyprus govern­ ment. An embassy spokesman said the evacuees were expected to stay in Beirut and sea how the situation develops. He said no further American evacuees were expected here at the moment. Cyprus Accepts UN Appeal To End Hostilities SEVERAL CRASHES have occurred at this spot o ff Interstate 4 as mo­ torists, especially ut night, fnil to negotiate the left-hand turn and ram into the concrete culvert shown in the foreground. Despite tho reflective mnrkcrs, the drivers continue in a straight line with considerable crashdamage and some injuries. The site is the cutoff front Interstate 4 and onto W. First Street or Highway 46. At least four accidents have been recorded in this spot. (Herald Photo) NICOSIA, Cyprua (UPI) Turkish plsnes were reported to have raided C y p r u s today for the fourth straight day de­ spite agreement on a cease­ fire, Cyprus announced accept­ ance of a United Nations ap­ peal for suspension of the hos­ tilities that flared anew list week, and Turkey condition­ ally agreed to call off its air attacks. But Cyprus rrporta said Turkish plsnes again hit the Greek Cypriot village of Polls this morning. In London a spokesman for the Greek Cypriot high com­ mission said the Turkish gov­ ernment had explained that the plane* were part of a for­ ward attack and had not been notified of the cease-fire. In Ankara, the Turkish gov­ ernment acknowledged that Us planes flew over Cyprus this morning but said they did not attack the Greek Cy­ priot positions. Reports of casualties In Polii thia morning were va­ gue. The Cyprus news agency said 50 were killed and 50 wound ad, but tie* Cypriot high commission in 1/indon said 10 civilians were wounded. Diplomats worked feverish­ ly to smooth out the Cyprus crisis that threatened a di­ rect clash between Turkey and Greece, fellow members of the North Atlantic Alliance. In the background of the threatened widening of the conflict was Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev's announc­ ed support of the Greek Cy­ priot position. Khrushchev told Greek Cypriot President Archbishop Makarlos t h a t "the sympalliy of the people and of tiie government of tho Soviet Union is on tiie side of the people of the Republic of Cyprus." $88.50 Stolen From School Theft of a sum o f money from tha vault room st Pinserrst School is being invest­ igated by city police. Authoritica were told tha burglary occurred eomelima over the weekend and waa discovered this morning. Ths thief forced a door on tha southed* of tha building to get into an office. Taken, police said, waa |60 from a pencil box, |36 from cash box, fS.50 from a stamp fund, an undetermined mount o f money In library fines and possibly other money. An inventory waa being taken today to determine if anything els« is missing. Board To Eye Subdivision Plata for one new subdivliion and an extension of an­ other will be subject to action by the Board of County Com­ missioners during public bear­ ing* scheduled at 10 a.m. Tuesday. The board will be asked to approve plata for the new Robin Hill subdivision which ia to be located on the west aide of Palm Springs Drive, north of Pinaviaw Street and south of North Street ia the Sanlando area. The extension Is an addition to Lincoln Haights subdivis­ TALLAHASSEE (U PI) - ion. Florida State University pre­ Public bearings are also sented 824 diplomas Saturday slated on fiva requests for night. l acini ch i d im . 924 Graduated W Red China Troop Moves Reported By Gen. Khanh CAP ST. JACQUES, Viet ports" of Communist Chinese Nam (U PI) — Prime Mini­ troops movement* in North ster G*-n. Nguyen Khanh said Viet Nnm. Khanh at a news confcrenro today he had "definite realso reiterated that at least 15 fighter planes from Red China had moved into Hanoi, tho North Vietnamese capi­ tal. But he said he was un­ certain whether they wrere piloted by Chinese or Viet­ namese. Khanh was asked If ho bad artual reports of Chinese Communist troop movements The Atlantic Fleet Battle Ef­ ficiency " E ” haa been won in North Viet Nam. "N ot exartly on the 17th fo” the second consecutive Parallel (the frontier with year by the Sanford Naval Air Station's Heavy Attack Squad South Viet Nam), but let's ron 11, the Navy reported to­ say in North Viet Nam," he VAH-11 Awarded Efficiency T Twice In Row day. The fiscal 1964 winners were named in Norfolk by Vico Adm. Paul H. Ramsey, com­ mander of 'he U. S. Naval Air Forces In the Atlantic Fleet News of the victory reach­ ed VAH-11 ami Its command­ ing officer, (Mr. Robert W. Kennedy, in the midst of Sixth Fleet exercise* in the Medi­ terranean al*>ard tho carrier Franklin D. Roosevelt VAH-11 had recently returncd from a similar Sixth Fleet deployment last year when ita triumph wax announced. In a message congratulating winners of each competitive category, Ramsey said, "All Atlantic sir squadrons exhibit­ ed strong competitive spirit during this past year while fulfilling heavy operational commitment!. My heartiest congratulations to Die com­ manding officer, officers and men of the winning squad­ rons." He concluded with tiie Navy's traditional words of high praise: "Wei! done.” Grading for the covoted " E " award la based on a unit's ability to perform its combat mission and includes such con­ sideration as scores in com­ petitive exercise, operational and administrative inspection scores and flight safety re­ cords. in compiling its winning re­ cord, VAII-tl duplicates! many of the fcate which brought It the same award in Fiscal 1963. Again the squadron flew without accident, extending Its string of unblemished opera­ tions in more than 25 months. And again it demonstrated IU readiness for couibat, earn­ ing high marks in competitive heavy commitments of a ma­ jor Sixth Fleet cruise. The records of both VAH-11 and VAH-11, Detachment Eight, currently based at Sinford, figured into the grading. Detachment Eight was form­ ed from VAH-11 in August 1963 4o meet the commitments of other Sanford-bssed squad­ rons transitioning to the A-3 Vigilant*. Since then It has been opera­ tionally independent but admlnhrtrativwly linked lo VAH11. Both units fly Douglas ASB Skywsrriors. They have combined manpower totals of nearly 400. Tha last heavy attack unit to win two consecutive "E 's ” wwe VAH-T, which turned the trick in 1*53 and '56. VAH-S, now redesignated RVAH-3 and operating In the Pacific aboard the carrier Sanger, has also wot two "K 'a" bat they were separat­ ed be one year, coming in 1860 nod '62. replied. He aaid tha reporta were from "intelligence” sour­ ces. Asked how tha Chinese Communists were moving, Khanh replied, "they move by any kind o f route. They have railroad* coming from Yun­ nan (a province in southwest­ ern China) to Hanoi.” He declined to estimate tha number o f Red Chinese troops he thought were involved. There was no word, mean­ time, on the first U.S. civilian offirlnl ever to fall into Com­ munist hands here. Joseph L. Granger o f Sumer, N.C., was raptured by Viet Cong guer­ rillas on Saturday. 6th Fleet Carriers Heading For Cyprus NAPLES, Italy (UPI) — A powerful U. S. Sixth Fleet carrier (ask group steamed across the Mediterranean to­ day under apparent emer­ gency orders to stand by off Cyprus. The aircraft carrier USS Franklin Delano Roosevelt, the guldod-misslle cruiser USS Boston, four destroyers and at least half a dozen other American warships left Na­ ples at dusk Sunday. The l i g h t cruiser USS Springfield, flagship of Hear Adm. William K. EUis, sailed today with auxiliary vessels. A Navy spokesman declined to state the task group's desti­ nation. But it was learned it was headed for Cyprus. Shore patrols toured restau­ rants, bars and cinemas Sun­ day recalling sailors to their ships under emergency or­ ders. The Navy spokesman said Ellis spent Sunday with Adm. James S. Bussell, supreme commander of Allied Forces in soutliern Europe. He said, "They have been keeping abreast of tho Cyprua situa­ tion by radio telephone." The Sixth Fleet is a power* ful force of 50 ships and 25,000 men. It normally includes the nuclear-powered USS Enter­ prise, largest warship in tha world. But the Enterprise Is on a round-the-world cruise with two other nuclear-power­ ed ships, the Long Beach and the Balnbridgc. It was learned that soma amphibious forces of the Sixth Fleet already were standing off Cyprus to removo the 450 American nationals on the Is­ land In caso fighting broka out. Boy Cyclist Hit By Auto An right-year-old boy, Richard Green of 113 Ander­ son Clrrle, escaped Injury Hun.lay afternoon when his bicycle was struck by a car at 20th Slteet and Hanford Avenue. I’ulic* identified the driver as Mrs. Ralph Cowan o f 405 Plumose Dr. They said the child dtovu the bike out o f 20th Strcut into the path o f the car. c n n c t if f t AUMtoSPfWTQUAUTV m big towel buy . . . match-up Halida, printa balk alas band towel* 3 far f l wash cloth. 6 f»r It 1 SOLIDS in big 34” x 46” bath sisal White, five colors! PRINTS s a v a a a a d ia flower design, 83" a 66” bath six*! OPEN WED. AFTERNOON ft FRI. TIL t k � 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. 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A good / 555 W. FIRST ST. ..... - m vear SANFORD '- J-’.- MJ © c rri n FREE SA FETY CHECK Gat yoor official 1H4 window atickar aoart s e r v ic e 8-6 DAILY, 8-9 FRIDAY i* A***}**'jt*.*, s t o r e 322-2821 0 �*1 Airport Group Pushes County Site « i« * ^ By Julian SUtutroaa Remember tha Cluck Item last week about tha alliga­ tors? Wall, courtesy of Game Warden Bob Johnson of tha Florida Gama and Fresh Water Fish Commission we went ’gator hunting with him the other night on Lake Kathryn. s e e Wa spotted five alligators. Of this number wa — let's make that Johnson—captured two of them, between two and three.fect long. Two larger ones evaded Johnson's powerful helmet light bp go­ ing under the surface. A third one, about five feet long, also evaded Johnson be­ fore he could get within ride range. • a e Johnson set a 'gator hook for this one. First he inspect­ ed the sh o rn of the lake until he spotted an area where, because of the weed*, the gator—in hia opinion—waa nesting. Next he tied a stout line to a large bush and a t­ tached it tn a cane pole atuck in the laka bottom a t an angle. Thrn he lowered the real of the line and attached the g a­ tor hook baited with tha head of a large mullet. “By tomorrow night," aald Johnson, “we’ll probably have our gator." • • e What amaxea ui la how this fellow Johnson operates. With hia powerful spotlight mount­ ed on hia helmet he scans the lake until he spots the amber-red reflection from the eyes of the reptile. He will then cut his motor, move to tha bow of hia beat and paddle straight for the 'gator, keeping him centered in tha light's beam. When near enough, Bob's right arm moves like lightning, grasp­ ing tha gator's htad and sweeping him from the water. • e • Johnson, one might say. Is 'gator. As for us, well—we’re still chicken. We'll stick to the newspaper and let Jchnion handle the alligator*. e e e North Orlando Village Council will resume its regu­ lar meeting schedule with the September session set for Tuesday a t 7:30 p.m. In the Recreation Area Civic Build­ ing. No meeting took place in August due to lack of a quorum. Cigarette t a x collection*, which mean so much to the budgets of Florida municipal­ ities amounted to slightly more than 14.3 million for the month of July. Of this amount a little more than $1:8 million went to the state general revenue fund and the remaining $.13 mil­ lion was distributed to quali­ fied cities and towns. Of the $3.3 million, Altamonle Springs got $1,738. Cas­ selberry $5,016, Longwood $2.590. North Orlando $196. Oviedo $1,278 and Sanford $13,876. * « # Know what a yard of pork is? Three pig's feet. What else! • • ■ Tom McDonald, vice presi­ dent of the Abstract Corp., and a former Sanford mayor, will be attending the annual convention of the American Land Title Association, Sept. 20 23, at the Bellevue • S trat­ ford Hotel in Philadelphia. The organization, comprised of more than 2,300 abstractors snd title Insurance compan­ ies located in each of the 30 slates, will hear discussions on land title problems, real estate, economics, law and fi­ nance. ONLY 23 Days Left To R egister For • General Election Chamber Officials File Data With U. S. Aviation Authority Y eirs of effort by the Air­ port Committee of the Semin­ ole County Chamber of Com­ merce In bringing • general aviation facility to Seminole County moved a little nearer fruition in the past few days. Chairm-m Gordon Frederick and members of the airport committee left Friday for meetlngi In Washington. D.C., and Atlanta, Ga. Meeting with the local group and the Feder­ al Aviation Authority in At­ lanta will he Air Traffic Control Officer, Lt. Larry D. White of the Sanford Naval Air Station. At the Washington meeting Saturday, a i r p o r t officials were to talk with C. C. Thompson, airport consultant for the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Assn., specialist in plan­ ning and specifications (or airport facilities. In Atlanta, the group Is scheduled to meet at 10:30 a m. Tuesday with the South­ ern Region of the FAA, to discuss site approval. As recommended by the air­ port committee, the atle of the proposed sirport is near Longwood, about three miles southeast of the intersection of Lake Mary Boulevard and In­ terstate 4. In February of this year, ap­ plication was submitted to the FAA seeking approval of this site. After working out some points of conflict between the proposed airport and the San­ ford Naval Air Station, the ap­ plication was scheduled for hearing before the Regional Air Space Committee, Tues­ day. In discussing the project, Frederick, present chairman of the committee pointed out that approval of the site by FAA is prerequisite to further action. Deaths Mount In Singapore Street Fight Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The N ile o f America** ® 1i f S a t t f o r i f o r a l l i Zip Coda S2T71 9 3 Frederick eommended the WEATHER: F air throuph Tuesday; hijth todny 87 to 91; low tonight in TO'*. Navy'a cooperation in the site SINGAPORE, M a l a y s i a study. (UPI) — Chinese and Malays VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON., SEPTEMBER 7. 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 272 “The Navy has been most killed each other in the street* cooperative in assisting the of Singapore today. In another committee to move forward to area Malaysian aecurlty for­ ultimata alts approval," he ces hunted Indonesian raid­ er*. slated. “The Importance of Iranilt was one of Malaysia's portatlon, especially air trans­ darkest hours since it was cre­ portation becomes more obvi­ ated one year ago out of Ma­ ous with each paaatng year. laya. Singapore and British If Seminole County la to keep Borneo. its place in the progressive Malaysia enjoys parliamen­ movement of Central Florida, tary democracy and the high we must utilise advance plan­ e it standard of living in Asia ning to help us meet present after Japan. It also is fight needs and keep us abreast of ing a growing guerrilla war future needs as the area with Indonesia and trying to grows," Frederick added. contend with hostility anions As proposed, the airport its own Malay, Chinese and would have one soil cement Indian populations. runway, 3,000 feet long and Malays and Chinese fought 200 feet wide. It Is estimated in Singapore today for the that 20 single engine and five sixth straight day of race multi-engine aircraft could he rioting. Police reports said bated there initially, increas­ one person was killed, bring­ ing to $3 single engine and 20 ing ihc death toll sincr the EDMORE, Mich. (U ri) multi-engine aircraft within rioting started to 12. Eighty* MIAMI (U PI) - Giant and live years. five persons have been injured This town of 1.300 persons dangerous hurricane D o r a The purpose of the airport and 23 hospitalized. rallied today to aid 230 Puerto churned the Atlantic on a facility will be as a general Malaysian Prime Minister Rican and 200 Mexican mi­ threatening course with 130 aviation facility for burtons* Tengku Abdul Rahman has grant workers who became miles an hour winds today. and private aircraft and ser­ Mooned the riots on agitators Weathermen warned Georgia stranded when a pickle fac­ vicing operations, and for pub­ from Indonesia, which lias and the Carultnas to watch all tory that hired them closed lic use. vowed to crush Malaysia as advisories. down. Frederick pointed out that an instrument of British colon­ Rough swells from Dora be­ Most of the Puerto Rican* the proposed site, with Us ac­ ial policy. gan licking exposed point* of were without funds, although cess to the Seminote County A Malaysian delegation was the South Atlantic seaboard area via the Lake Mary Bou­ rn route to New York today to officials said the Mexicans aplate Sunday nleht a* the storm [arenliy were nut so badly levard, and to surrounding present its charges of Indime took a mure westward turn Central Florida areas, via In­ sian aggression before the off. from Its west northwest course FIVE PERSONS WERE INJURED in n two-cur accident In the Death Mayor Charles Mox salt! terstate 4, will facilitate fast­ United Nations Security Coun­ at to nt.p.h. Valley area of Itwy. 17-92 late Hntimluy when William Ragley, Sanford “we can't let them down. It'i er access to business firms in cil. “ Fringe effect* of the hurNegro minister attempted to enter the highway into nnrthlHiimd tra f­ our responsibility as human the area, who would be the On the Malay peninsula ricane could reach the coast fic. Hanley apparently drove directly into the path of a car driven by Ed­ beings to help." Many resi primary users of the airport. north of Singapore, security by late Tuesday," the Miami win Yotiman of Orlando. Five men and one woman were treated at Semi­ forces skirmished for 20 min­ dents especially members id Weather Bureau warned. But nole Memorial Hospital for various minor injuries, witli one admitted •St. Margaret Mary Roman utes in a mangrove swamp it added that there wa* no with facial lacerations. F lit’ Trooper Dan Oaks churned Hanley with Catholic Church, gave food to Sunday night with Indonesian immediate" danger to tha failinn to yield right, of way. ((Herald Photo) the migrant*. paratroopers, wounding and mainland. Father Leo Rosloniec, Span­ capturing two of them. At 3 a m. “ the largo and ish speaking assistant pastor, About 43 paratroopers were dangerous hurricane" waa lo­ said many of them would not airdropped last Wednesday cated 700 mile* east of the na« near l.abis, too miles north have had anything to eat with tilin’* space center at Capo of Singapore. The Malaysians out the help of townspeople. Kennedy, Fla., near latitude The plight of tha migrants Sanford City Commissioners ted that engineers will follow "lain- h e r in>-adfs dead and 27 8, longitude 68.4. developed when the b!lR'.> have scheduled a meeting Wed­ the plan exactly. nine captured. "Sea* are already rough Pickle Co., plant was shut nesday at 8 p. m. at Cily Hall over mast of the southwest down Saturday. A possible with 3laurice if. Connell and North Atlantic and will bo riot was prevented by law cn •• Associates from 3Uami to disforcrmcr.t authorities and Ro­ HAMPTON BEACH. N. It morning hours after law en­ arresting any who offered gradually increasing along the southeast Atlantic coast dur­ man Catholic pi lest*. cusi beginning study of the hashed resistance. (UPI) — V swiftly mobilized forcement sdficer* ing the next two days. Small The Puerto (Leans ami Mex­ force of several hundred police heads ami fired tear gas tu None were allowed to drive waterfront development plan. craft along tho south Atlantia icans had been brought here quell resistance. away. Those in car* were Connell's firm was sclccled The aptitude lest fur the and National Guard much rout­ under 13 week contracts. Un­ Under the personal supervis­ furerd to abandon their ve coast should not vent lira fa* IBM machine classes at the from seven others to make the CHICAGO f u r l ) —A Unit- Seminole C o u n t y Business der dir contract, they were to ed “an army of hoodlums" ion of Gov. John W. King, who Inch's and trot s>ut of town on from port and batltcra In thia area should exercise caution. study for toe City Commission, ed i’rrsa International count receive $t an hour for working from this seaside resort early airlvs-sl shortly before mid­ foot with the others. ‘The present and predicted on the feasibility of building a at 8:30 a. m. KDT showed at School will he given one lime 12 hours a day, aix days a today after a night of rioting night stil! dressed in the tux­ Hundreds of state and local only, at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the movement of Uiia hurricane were. Provisions for their re­ least 367 persons dead in edo he was wearing at a Man­ psdice were augmented by 50 marina, docking facilitiea ami and destruction. school, Mrs. Penrose Love, increases the threat to tho traffic accidents since the turn triji home were that the Maine slate troopers, sent here chester dinner party, psdice a landfill area for future con­ The “hoodlums," estimates! principal, reminded prospec­ company would pay half ami guardsmen (lushed the rioters at King's request, and ■ large southeast coastal sections ol struction of a motel, restaur­ huliday started at 6 p. m. lo­ tive pupils today. variously at 7,000 to 10,000 rav­ out uf park"d ears, back yards cal ti me Friday. force of National Guardsmen Hie United States, but since the workers hall. ant complex. Only six students can he aged the oeeanfront in a fren­ and the Iteseh and literally ran ordered Into action by MaJ. it is moving slowly there will The study by the marine en­ chosen for the course, on the zies! reign of terror that left (hem out of town. (Sen. Francia II. McSwtney, hu little effect other than in­ gineering firm is expected to basis of the aptitude tests. dozens Injured, untold proper­ ALEXANDRIA, U. A. R. The officers, more than too state adjutant general, at creasing sea* through Tues­ pinpoint the best location for Mrs. Love announced that day," the Miami Weather Bu­ (UPI) — The Arab League's ty damage and more than 100 strong at the end, chases! (lie King's command. the construction of the facili­ shorthand classes will also reau said. rioters under arrest. military chief predicted today youths rlsiwn Route t \ leading Massachusetts state psdice ties, the quality of the take close at the end of this week. The storm waa so hig and Israel “will definitely carry The rioting started Sunday into Massachusetts, clubbing awaited the rnutesl rioters at bottom and how much of it Registration will continue un­ sucking up so much heat from night. It ended In the early laggards on the hack side and Ihe slate line. out military action’ ’to quash can be used for fill, neces­ til Friday. Other classes may the warm Atlantic waters to the league's plan to divert sary depth of pilings, traffic he entered at uny time during Iieilicati.m exercises foi generate power, that weather­ flow, design construction of Jordan River waters. Fleet ion Called Ily Bryant the school year. “ Deltona U," a replica of the Special men said tropical storm Ethel the docks and landfill area, Little Red School House, orl to Ihe southeast would proba­ and many othar studies which gfmdly »laW to be held Aug bly be absorbed by Dora to­ WASHINGTON iL T Il — will indicate the feasibility of 27 and postponed because of day. Democratic National Chair­ construction. Hurricane d en , have been re The Commissioners Wednes­ man John M. Bailey says scheduled for this Thursday. Republican presidential imm­ day will discuss costs and fur­ TALLAHASSEE lU I'l) — scheduled tn the counties— tic candidate, Louis Huntley Ceremonies will be held at ure Harry M. Goldwatcr is ther details of the Job with WASHINGTON (UPI I - 10 ’.0 a. m. a' the tmltona Com­ Voter* iii seven Florida euun- Clay, Levy, Pinellas, Monroe, of Orange Park, in November. “taking hip shots at the de­ Connell and Associates, which Walter F. Carry, president of munity Center and will fc.i Only Locfflcr, a Republican, Broward, Volusia and Lee— NAPLES (UPI) — A stata Is one of the top marine en­ fense of our country." the U. 5. Chamber of Com­ tore an address hy Elliott t j o go In ih<- p"B* Tuesday In care one i* needed to decide and Jainra T. Smith, a St. marine binlngiit said Iasi gineering firms in the coun to Houdotile candidate* for merce, says that more bu*i- 3Dckif, executive vice preai n close rnre. Petersburg Democrat, quali­ n%ht that two “ masslvw" try, W. E. Knowles, city man­ p<i-l* ran gin g from .-unstable I.ON DON ( UPI >—Princess netsmen arc plunging into dent <d the Deltona Corp. fied in the race fur thu court formation* of "red tide" ar« There will he four races ager said. There will he special floral to circuit ju d ge. Margaret and her husband, politics — many of them in f--r the house uf representa­ s n t vacated by tha resigna­ lurking off the Northwest Flo­ The idea for marine deve­ The sp ecial election* w ere refreshments laud Snowdon, returned to support of President Johnson. arrangement*. tion of Judge Thomaa J. Col­ rida cuast in tha Gull of Mex­ tive*: lopment grew out of a plan Carey said Sunday in a tel­ and numerous guests, inelud called by O v. Karri* Bryant London Sunday from their va­ Three men have qualified lins. ico. prevented several months ago cation in Sardinia and Ven­ evision interview that busi­ in- many educators (mm De to replace ca n d id a te * who for the ll»u*e sent to which by Sanford businessmen, nick­ .lied -hue the May J u ilo u iy nessmen ha.I found to their Land, H nlona Reach and ire. 'I he couple left later in the late Bernie I'upy, “king of named “ the bankers group." surprise it didn't hurt them to other surrounding cotnmunl o r who h a ve w .tlid ruw u their the key*," had been nomin­ the day for Aberdeen, Scot­ because it was composed of name* from the November get involved in politics, but les. ated. I’apy, a Democrat, had twu local bankers, T. E. Tuck land. enhanced their prestige and pie public is invited to at genera! election ballot. been unopposed by a G up er and Howard Hodges ot business. A sccurid primary ha* been candidate for the Monroe I lead. Florida Stato and Sanford At­ DETROIT (UPI) — Ptesle n n e t f f scat, qualifying for the po*t lantic Bank, respectively and erit Johnson opened hi* cam­ A L W A Y S FIRST Q U A LIT Y • were Bernie I'jpy Jr., Fred George Touhy, executive vice paign agamst Sen. Barry M. Prihyl and former Rep. Jack president of First rederaT. Goldwatcr today by insisting A. Saunders, all of Key \Ve*L Also taking part in the plan "there is no such thing as a Three qualified for the ning, and contributing toward conventional nuclear weapon." Levy County Itousa seat va­ the $6,000 outlay of funds used to make the initial ;*2d? -*n.' Thw G()I‘ candidate had sug­ cated by III-' death r f Veteran gested laciuai' *uLoriiie arm* John Burton, IV, local archi lawmaker Frink Marshhum be considered conventional. tori. of Bronson. They arc Ford Attnougd Ue* drawing sket­ Lincoln, WiliUton; John C. ches and outlines of toe bank­ ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia Partin III, Chiefland and Ju« ers plan have triggered the Wilder, Cedar Keys. (Uf'l) — Congulc*# Premier meetings of City Commission­ MoUe Tshombe met with In Pinellas ( ,'uunty, four ers with marine engineers and Ghana’s foreign minister to­ Republican* qualified for a advanced the planning to the day apparently to discuss a race to replace Rep. Itouglai present stages, it is not expec­ Locfflcr, who resigned to run proposal that an all-African for a circuit judgeship. They peace forre go to the Congo SOLID, FLORAL QUILT TOP are Robert A. llalv.rsen, a* the first step in ending Richard II. Jon.-*, Ray C. Os­ ei»’’ war there. SPREADS, SPECIALLY PRICED born*, all of St. Petersburg, A! . b y ________ ------ - Page 9 and Kenneth tC. Kepler o Bridge ......... ... ------- Pag* 3 Clcirwator. The winner will NEW YORK (UPI) — Sen. Classifed Kenneth H Keating, R-N. Y., face Democrat Arch Craigc, ONLY Cuiniea __ _ ----- Page 10 urged Sunday night a "com­ St. Petersburg, in November. TWIi TWIN OR FULL In Clay County, only one plete overhaul" of the U. S. Editorial _____ ------- Page 4 immigration system with a man, Ilarnhl Hill of Doctor* REPUBLICAN GUBERNATIORIAL Candidate Charles Holley, and Horoscope____------Page 10 * Fashion Colons * Ruffle Flouncftft person'* potential to contrib­ Inlet, qualified for tha GOP Seminole candidate.*, E. Pope Haa.sett, Walter Hotierif, Robert Hoover, Society ........... .. .. Page 8 ute to the country, not hia nomination left vacant by the and Guy Allen, left to right, were all on hand for the informal opening • Welt Edge* • Top Quill ing Sports Paga 6-7 national origin, the yardstick resignation of K F. Clau*en, of Seminole County Republican Headquarters Sunday nflurmruti in Cas4 TV Programs _ —™ Pag* 9 of admission. Hill wtU cppuM tha Democra­ Mlbttftf, utt U4*hwajc 17-92 acruii fnua Uiu Semlflolu i’lata. _ Georgia, Carolinas Told To Prep For Sting From Hurricane Dora Storm Luring Ethel To Join Mighty Swing Town Rallies To Assistance Of Unemployed Marina Talk Slated By City Authorities n sia A . Police Calm Hoodlum Rioting At New England Seaside Site Aptitude Test Set At School Deaths Climb Threat Given Dedication Set At 'Deltona U' Attack Leveled Business Joins Johnson's Band 7 Counties To Vote Tuesday Red Tide Seen Royalty At Home ft Barry Chided Chiefs Huddle Herald Index Change Urged M&8 ft �■ -1 Virginia County Set To Reopen Public Schools I I t I I f I FARKVTLLf, V*. <UPI>PHan Edward County, Va., th# bsatloa of "maaalv# rnl»tauce" to achael dm |rt|«> tkm, reopen* ft* public aducation ayitem Tuesday after a five-year l«p»». While private schools were famed te fill the gap and a remedial education program was organised last year, some 10-year-olds who have never been to a public school and taan-agara who will return* their edveatiea at alemenUry Irrela will be heading for classrooms. Since 1959, the tobacco grow lag aad marketing regiea had been the aaly coontp hi tha Ualtod States with* ant public schools. On May 25, tha If. S. Suprssse Court ran cut of pa* tienca with the county's an­ swer to ito "deliberate apeed" order and ruled an and to what Neftote called "an ca­ perimoat In Ignorance,” The court ordered "quick aad affactiva relief* must re­ place Ha "all deliberate spaed" derision ef 1M4 whan the county’s segregation battl# wee first hefora the tri­ bunal. SEPTEMBER 2, |N I ADMISSIONS Cleatcna Barmeiiter, Lewie Ceremony Set A t Stetson U DELAND— Permit dedica­ tion eeremonlec for Stetson Unlvcrilty'i beautiful new, mo­ dem library building will he a ipeclal fealur* of the opening of school Convocation, Sept. IS, at > a. m. Announcement of the dedication was made by Dr. J. 0111* Edmunds, presi­ dent of the University. Stetson faculty members and students will gather for tha brief ceremonies, S p e c i a l guests will Include member* of the Station Board of Trus­ tees, tha Stetson Development Council, officials and citliens of DeLand and representatives of all Florida Baptist churches participating In tha Christian Education Campaign. Tha air-conditioned, so.ono square foot building Is the largest building on (he Stetson campus. Located east of Holl­ ar Fountain, tha front en­ trance Is dlraetly across from tha oast door ta Elisabeth Hall, tha University'* historic administration building. Tata, Nannie Howard, Fran­ ces Warren. Mary Elisabeth Srhirard. Mildred Hundley, Charlotte Echols, all of. San­ ford; Roy McCartor, DeLand; Sandra Burk. Betty Hutch­ ing, Lake Mary; Leon Ste­ venson, Miami; Judith Abston, Ocoee; Suaan McQuillen, Shirley Steveneon, Win­ ter Garden. DISCHARGES Floaale Caldwell, Thelma Franklin, Jo* Hall, Myrtle Burger, Thom** Edwards, Doris Maton, Gilbert Fileger, L u la Mae Jonea, Hattie Clarke, Andrew Bivins, all of Sanford; John Boldtmann, DeBary; Chariea Starrett, Gen­ eva; Joeerena Roes, Mims. Death Claims Mrs. Kraemer Mrs. Grace Marlon Jafferiee Kraemer, SI. 800 E. 25th Street, Sanford, died Saturday, She came to Sanford eight year* age from Rlverhead, Long Island, N. Y. and it sur­ vived by her husband, August E. Kraemer. a n t ic s p » « a im The Doord of County Cem* m teelonen nf lem lne!* O ieatr, Florid*. w ill raeelve kid* at 4h* afflc* e f Arthur H. Reek* w llk . Jr.. Clerk. In the Court* Bee*# e l naaford. Flerldt, a* te • tea P. M. Wonder, September St, t i l l , for fu rn k h ln t tha # e tlo w lig m atarlala durlna (he ew elva month porlod endlnt October I, net. A. Petroleum Produota. V. Aaphelila Coarrete A Cold Puleh. C Traaalt lU a Conor ate A Cameat. T*. Plaat Puraaca Flea. *• Traffic pal at A aleaa apharea. ■peaifieaUoao e tv la a daacrin♦tom, trpee. aallmatad quaniland oilier detalla are aealtebt* at the of fire nf tha A> ml sola Count r K» aim er, In Cha c o u r th o u n at Sanford, Plortda. Q eentttlee are apprnalm ate aad no l u t r u t i e la a lv . oa er Implied ea to tha total amaunta that w ilt ho requires during tha ported a t the Cow* treat i. All material* furnlahed n m l conform to the rurrent Stand, ard Specifications o f th# P ier. Ida St* i* ftoad Depart meat, w here eppllcahl*. Pide la b# anclosed la a seal­ ed envelops plainly marked oa dh* outside -BIO POIt FURS'. lIH lM tl (Mama n f M eiertoUl. open Saptambor It, t ill." Bids w ill be opened on Taaa. Aar. leptem har SI. t i l l , at I*ito A. M. e r ae aeea there­ a fter a s peeeihle, at a meeting ** he held la th* County Cem* m laetea H eelin g Room in th* Courthouse at sanf-nd. Florida The right lo raeerved to w aive any Irregularities nr tech n icalities In bide end te r«* Ject any or all hide. ■ sard a f County Ceramlee. loners Sem inole County, Florida J. p hvery J r , Chairmen By: W. Bueli. Jr. County Engineer Pubtleh Seat. I, It. l i l t . CDB-M m i c a op at nr T o l J. RtJM Bl.L OOVt.Tt and MAIUOIUB I. tJUUI.il, hie w ife, aa* ARTHUR KO KILO TOU ARD BACH o r TOU Af a ksraky aatlflad that suit h t* kean rem m tneed again*! v*u In ths Circuit Court at tbe Ninth Judicial Circuit af ths Rial* of Florida In and for Bamlnol* County, tha abbrvvUtad litis of w hich la: DORCHESTER IAVIKOI BAM , a te , PtaU tiK . j i iir a a n ix ftotrr.o and m a r . JO niR I. UOIII.D, hi* wtl*. aad AnTHUU KUKII.D. Defendant* la c t e a t w v Mo. s u e s . Tha aatur* af th is auK la A foreclosure a f that certain mortgaaa front aatd itefandanta la plaintiff, data* Fan. ruary I, till. and rerordad February S. t)» : In Of. flelat Record* llnuk H i p»a ■ J f of th* Publie Record* nf Aemlsala County, Florid*, ancumbering that certain place «r parcel af property looatad, altuala, and being In aatd County end d ial*. to*wllt I-it at, rtVV V V.VTA THIRD HKUTI'IN. accord­ in g in plat tharaof aa re. sardad In P lat Unnk II. papa f l . Public Racordi nf lam ln n ls County. Florida. EACH OF TOU IP R U gl'IltED le HI* your anawar or orkor wriMon dafona-a to rhCamplalnt w ith th* Clark of tho c ir cu it Court of Seminole C oualy, Florida, la this proasad lag and la aarva a ropy thereof upon tha plaintiffs ! attarnoya, wbooo same* a o d . address era hereinafter aol ; forth, a s required by l i t , nut ■ la ttr tha* th s Itih day of j Japttm bar lis t In dafault , thereof th* eaua* will procaad ax part* upon th* entry nr a liter** f r o Confaaio a ftin a t you. ttlT N y .su m» hand aad (he official aaal of sold Court In •am ln els County. Florida, this 1Kh day of Aupuat t i l t . (1BAL) Arthur If Beckwith. Jr. Clark of th* Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vthtao P apule Clark nSAIIM AU* U lt lD l.g r AND LEW IS Altaraay* foe P lain tiff to North Court Street Peat Office Box 1111 Oalaado, Florida Publlen Pug If, Jf, J| A H*t>l CMC *? WASHINGTON (UP!) — Peimtleta today hoped to sal­ vage sortit scientific informa­ tion from tho crippled Orbit­ ing Geophysical Observatory called OGO. The satellite, shot Into a near-perfect orbit Friday night, is spinning in spar* un­ able to find earth to properly orient II* experiments and antennaa. But the National Aeronaut­ ics and Specs Administration Women Invited Dean Nam ed To Join Areo DELAND - Dr. Edward A. Holmes Jr., associate profess­ or of Philosophy at Stetson Gorden Circle University, has been named Acting Dean of Men for tbe My Maryana Mike The prealdent of the Bear coming year, effective Sept. Lake Garden Circle, Mr*. C. 1. L. Drunk of 1587 Lake Arher Circle, Bear Lake, haa Invited Funeral Notices any woman of th* Bear LakeT **. BROWS ROM. VS D— Foreet City area who is In­ T ARervli-ss far drow n RellsnO terested in becoming a mem­ T ile v . IT, !!1 » Orand A*» rlsn.lo, wan *1*4 Frldey. ber ef tha tlrcle to contact O w ill bs k*M at J p m Tu*«her. 4 s y at Oramkoer Funeral H o m s Hanford, w ith Rev. Th* circle, which is affili­ R H. tJrlffIn o fficiatin g. Bur­ ated with th* Orlando Garden ial w ill h* In Kv*rgr*-n Club, will meet for Ui* first C sm aurv. riramkow Funeral Horn*. Hanford. I t charge of lima In th* new aeasan on •rrangem tnl*. Sept. 15. Tima and location MMAHHKR. M M . HWACB MA­ will be announced. R IA S JKFFBMIRa — T h a ho-ty of Mrs. Orac* Marian fnvitatlon alto ia attended r le i Kraemer. **, of ■** to any intereeted woman in JK,tffe J ilh At.. Hanford, who d l’ d the eras to attend a tea Haturdav wilt k* forwarded Ttitnill Funeral Horn* In sponsored by tha Orlando to R lvarhes*. L e a f Islsad. Jf T. Garden Club to be bald this for sarvlcts and burial Friday at t p. m. at 710 E. Oramkow F unarsl Horn*. Hanford. In charge e f local Roll In* Avenue to Orlande. arranftm ants. said attsmpU will be mad* expected spinning condition to to take advantage of the sa- "operate experiments which are adaptable to this situa­ tion." Scottish Get OGO, America's targsat and M oney's W orth EDINBURGH, B ee H a n d moat advanced scientific satel­ <UPI) — Tha North Forth lite, carried 20 separate ex­ Read toll bridge, opened by periments to study radiation* Queen Elitabeth II last Fri­ magnetic fields, apse* dust, day, waa cloggad by an otght- radio noise* from th* lun and Jupiter and a atrang* light mile traffic jam Sunday. A bridge official said, "It seen in apace. It was sot immediately de­ would nppssr everyone ia driving ever alewly, deter­ termined what experiments mined te get their half could be operated under ths crewn’e (.16 cents) worth.” •pinning conditions er bow ilea m u ch ssefsl toft wssld bs NASA aatd radio data re­ ceived from th* 1,075-pound craft last night at the tracking •tattm at Roamaa, N. C, in­ dicated the satellite eras spin­ ning five times every m ints. Its original plan af operation called for no apln. Tha failure of the craft to locate and position itself to earth was btoawd an an ex­ periment beam that fallal to unfold which blecka OGO’e earth's sensor*. OGO circles earth once ev­ ery 63 hour* to aa orbit that takes it ham 175 miles to 92,. 721 mil** sway from earth. V acation Ends CARTEL GANDOLFO, Ita. ly (UF1) — Popa Faul VI ia scheduled to leave hit sum­ mer residence this week to re­ turn to the Vatican. Ths third session of world Ecumenical Council on Christian unity opens Sept. 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City ............................................ o �“U Kiwanians Make Swift Tour Of Expansive Cape Space Area 4 By Dottle Cky Editor The vertical asaembly build­ ing, It'* structural steel hull climbing to the sky like a giant spiderweb is well under way to tt'a height o( S3 stor­ ies with the 30,000 tons of structural steel being swung into place, about half way up. The building 1* constructed on attel pilings, which have been sunk 180 feet into the earth to reach bedrock. Inside the vertical assembly building, when it la completed, will be 14 million dollars America'* *pac« program «ot a first hand oiam initioo from Sanford Kiwanlaiu, Wed* nesday, when a group from the local club toured the facilit­ ies at Capo Kennedy. The club member* were ac­ corded • tour usually reserv­ ed fur VIP'a and saw all fa­ c e t s of the "m an in space" p ro g ram beginning with the aub-orlilUl (light of .Man Shep­ pard to a look-see into tbe fantastic future of lunar land­ ings, sometime at the end of this decade. First stop on tbe tour wa* at the gsniry which bolds a replica of "Freedom 7" which took Astronaut Shepard out Infk> the wild blue yonder, while nation field it'* collective breath on that fateful day in May, 1961. "This rocket, and thla gan­ GETTING READY TO HOARD th e NASA bun th a t took them on a try which services It, (con­ tour of the Cape Kennedy space center are members of the Kiwants Club verted from an oil derrick), of Sanford and their guests, who mude the four hour tour Wednesday are now as obsolete as a dodo accompanied by a Herald reporter. (Herald Photo) bird," said Henry Decker, pul> tic relations officer who guid­ site for Astronauts John Glenn, tal missions of up to two weeks from a distance of in miles. ed tbe tour. Scott Carpenter, Walter Sch- in order to determine man s An oW rvallon lower i* to be 0 As the tour continued tbe capabilities to perform effi­ built on tbe top of It. Kiwanians saw the famous 96 Irra and Gordon Cooper, the year old Cape Canaveral light­ lour dismounted and went Into ciently during periods «f The Complex 39 construction house which many tourists, the launch control cvoter, i n weightlessness and carryout plan calls for three main parts Investgallona of The first is the huge Vert! hooking Cape ward from tbe unrecognttable budding that scientific beach, mistake for a missile, looks more like one of the space which require men to cal Assembly Build mg. 32 expecting it to take off any pyramid! or a huge concrete participate and supervise, to stories high .and one and half sand dune. demonstrate rendezvous and limes as large as the Fcnlagon minute. “But it never wlH, it’s been The control center is con­ docking with a target vehicle in Washington. It wilt contain four vehicle tber* a long tim e," quipped structed In ■ conical shape, in earth orbit, as an opera­ of concrete and sand. 19 feet tional technique, and to de­ assembly and checkout bays Decker. ^ On around the tour, die Kiw­ thick. It will withstand the monstrate controller! re-entry and can hold four spaco vc anians came to Complex IT force of 45 tons of TNT, should end landing on earth at a se­ hides at one time. where the Delta rocket fired ooe of the rockets blow up on lected point. Near it, is the Saturn V the Echo. Relay. Telstar, Ti­ the launch pad. There are no Tbe Apollo project has as Its Apollo Launcher umbilical windowi la the structure, object, the actual landing of tower, wrhich la to be built ro* »nd Explorer **t*Uite*. At Complex 38, the Centaur (which 1* alr-conditiooed), but men on the moon, having atop a two story steel plat . per!****;'*!, «imil»r t« lhem ci,'W o liie kiviuiiy in form. Thu will hold the Apollo rocket (lied off the Surveyor and Complex 12, the Ringer those on submarines, are used which they land, and return spacecraft and all It’s service and tbe Mariner were launch­ to view Use gantry and the roc to earth safely. and equipment facilities and ed,-to the-proercsoire race- In- -kat-aa-tt.it launched_______ - To accomplish this, the Mer­ gantry from which the AstroThis la the center where the ritt Island Launch Area is be­ natus will board the apaceI d spaco. • At Complex It, the launch scientist! who designed ami ing built. c-aft. built the rocket which is be­ This is across the Banana To transport the rocket as­ ing launched are quartered, River from Cape Kennedy, sembly platform and umbilical along with highly skilled en where the largest launch com­ tower from the vertical assem­ glneers and technicians. Here plex in the free world is be­ bly building to the launch pad. they obaerve the behavior c4 ing constructed to launch the three miles away, a Crawlcrevery aspect of the rocket a* Saturn V and Apollo moon ve­ Traospirter has been design­ it la fired and lifts from the hicle. ed. concrete pad, on it’s way into This is Launch Complex .T.t. It is propelled by four dou­ outer space which will hold the largest ble - tracked crawlers, which The Kiwanis Club of SanThere is over 100 million building in the country, and will move the entire assembly ^ ford will be represented at the pounds of concrete used in the the tallest smith of the Wash­ o v e r a dual roastway track w 1964 convention of the Flori­ construction of one of the ington Monument. specially prepared, at one mile da District of Kiwanis Inter­ "pads”—the thick apron on Decker told the Kiwanians an hour, to the launch site, national at Hollywood Beach. whlrh the rocket sits. This that on a clear day, they will where it will he first to send Sept. 10 22, club president bears the brunt of the 3,000 be able to see this building the first men to the moon. John Darby announced today. degrees Fahrenhet lie at gener­ Attending the three and a ated by the huge motors, with half day meeting from here little damage. will be Darby. Rill Fraasa, The launch Control Center. Roger Harris, Gordon Meyer 1s entered by a huge steel door, and Bob Shedden. Sessions weighing 23 tons. It move* on 4 will be held a t tha Diplomat huge pulleys and gears, to W ith 82 C H A N N E L T U N I N G East Hotel. lock the scientists In the build­ Presiding officer will be ing during the bunch. James S. Starkey, of Fort Twenty-two cameras are Walton Beach, governor of the are mounted oo the block­ Florida Kiwanis District. Star- house. to photograph the roc­ key is a motel operator. Rep­ ket as It rises from the pad resenting Kiwanis Internation­ and into the sky. al i t the convention will b« And On To The Mown O. E. Peterson, Chicago, sec­ The newest construction on retary of Kiwanis Intrrnation- the space center Involves Uic m i l and managing director of Gemini and Apollo projects the Kiwanis General Office. which will take men to the Peterson will be a principal moon before 1970, If all plana speaker In Hollywood Beach. go well. Also on hand will be Edward The objectives of the Gem­ B. Moylan J r „ president of ini program are to provide an Kiwanis International, from early moans of experimenting Miami. with king duration eirth-orbi- worth of alr-eooditlocing, to keep It from raining inside the building, when tbe atmos­ phere rood it ions build up. In tbe vast spaces of tbe caver­ nous Interior. The building will be 323 feet high, and the Saturn bunch vehicle Itself will stand about 323 feet high and weigh six million pounds. The first stage of the Saturn rocket will be powered by five engines generating seven and a half million pounds of thrust; (he second stage wlQ be ered by Qve hydrogen-oxygen engines, each generating 200,000 pounds of thrust and the third stags will be powered by a single engtoe generating 200,000 of thrust. Teats of the spacecraft and Saturn aluocib vehicle began in 1983 and earth orbital train­ ing missions will follow to qualify the system Anther and provide added training for the astronauts In long duration missions. Attendance At World Meeting Compare RCAVlCTOR against a ll others fo r unsurpassed n atural color WT i continue on to an orbU around the moon. Tbe Apollo com­ mand and service modules with ooe astronaut aboard w il rem ain in orbit. The lamar excursion module, with tw* astronauts, will Uwd cm thn Moon. After exploration, fee lunar launch module will ha launched to rrodevous wtth tha other medules. Then the Apollo will the astronauta to a tale ing back to earth. 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Cdr. i. A. deGanahl personally pinned the award on young Byrom, congratulating him for his fine per­ formance ami conduct record since he entered the Navy, in 1059. Prior to beginning his naval service, Hyrom was in the Air Force for two year!, attaining the rank of airman third class. Since joining the Navy, Byrom has attended three Navy technical achoola in photography, lab technique, and processing, while completing seven off-duty training courses. He live* with •fcii wile and jiv e daughters io Saulord. 2ur 29/ ’~ 23/ j M ARK IO M M TV —- 7 —-rj-yxy- ■■■I I ■«.! *-*#**• VflMSW is m s : -v ’ -’ r — P us prxf KA Wish FsHtfr W«f Tabs. Psanful Ne* Vr.ti VHf Md UW Tanen. Imcrovtd New Vista AUO-vtft (jadoey MjctM) tticiL WE SERVICE COLOR TELEVISION Sanford Electric Co. VISIT OUR SHEET ML SIC A RECORD DEFT. I l l MAGNOLIA The Smart Place To French Are. J 23th. 400 B. T in t 84. 333-15*2 .oG For Good Things ToEat Palmetto Are. J 3rd St, Highway 17-32. Leagvead I 4 iii * * The throe stage Saturn V Jettisoned and the ApoOe « ■ will carry an Apollo space­ craft in the manned lunar landing. The first atage will inject the spacecraft Into earth orbit. After the first burs of the third stage with the Apollo spacecraft attached, the space vehicle will coast around the earth In a parking orbit. Tbe third stage win be reignited to put the space ve­ hicle M a trajectory to tbe moon. Then the third stage win be if - �-- I - r e n ------, .1 1 t It •m et lie s K t — Key Cromley Political Notebook “Mod af them tie am a•raid to coma to m direct, ly. lut am right whss the VC M tiy u aabuah Jar the mili­ tia, a womaa teak a boat and found a militiaman aba knew a d told him. The militia them shifted ito plana, caught th«| VC to Ba aura ambush. "Tolar. Vtot Coo* troop* are beginning to k*v* flu dl*. trlet and aara to neighboring TVs mt ctary «•> vmb a gfcsufc of tha uadettrursd ataff m s s lad that par eaat of H was “Junk" atafl—advertising circulars, sens*- Be Practical About Kooks — Gale who Mew cigarette amoks In your fscc a t Mack counters and la eheck Haas a t supermarksta. — Kooks who flay translator ra­ dios fnU Mast ea boast and a t ball — Eager bcavars who honk their homo a t drivers In front of th an tha split second tho traffic light starts til rwhig green. Actually, of court , this gap •oolda’t do much about all this ac­ cept to come to a fast horn every time he saw it happen. To do more tig h t have gotten h it n punch in the noae. So nothing happened, except to hla nerves and disposition. And to hla wife’s nerves and diawitfcm. He finally got tha massage tat ahe thought he waa getting to ba a miserable old crab. 80 he said to heck with tha whola thing and decided to let these thoughtless schnooks go on behaving like schnooks. Which was thoughtful of him— and practical, too. View Ahead For Labor H ie nation observes Labor Day this year with tbs shadow of autonation clouding tbs security ef the working man. What is to happen as mechanised equipment increasingly competes with men? Evan though the problem Is un­ deniably rsnl, there would seem to be no great cause for panic. This isn’t the first Labor Day that haa found the workers of America wondariag Just what was in store for them. Them have bean violent and deep, •noted labor disputes, long and tragIs depressions, upe and downs in the production lines, new end startling innovations in work procedures that for a time threatened to disrupt the security of workers. One by one, these problems have been met and the economy of the country has been steadily advanced In number of workers, working con­ ditions, gross national product and other barometer! of prosperity. Business as well as labor is fully aware of the problems presented by tho advance of automation. The beat mindi in both thoae groups end oth­ ers are giving top priority to the challenge of adjusting to the chang­ ing conditions with a minimum of displacement and economic upheaval. In a country where employe and plan together and reason together for the benefit of all concerned, eolations to the problems of 1M4 can be ex­ pected Just as confidently as solu­ tions to the problems of the past. The problem of automation will be solved. Automation Is progress. Prog­ ress cannot and should not be delay­ ed or resisted. It must, however, bo adapted to the common good. Educa­ tion. retraining and adjustment of productivity are three of the basic answers to the problem. On Labor Day 1964 the nation again salutes the working man and thanks him for what he la doing 366 days a year to make this country a strong­ hold of freedom and a reservoir of hope for a troubled wortd. Thought For Today Let the word of Christ dwell In you richly, e* you teach end admonish one another In all wisdom, and aa you sine psalms end hymns end spiritual songs with thankfulness In your hesrts to God.—Colosaiena 1:16. • • a Just ee all things upon earth rep­ resent end Image forth ell the reali­ ties of another world, so the Bible is one mighty representative of the whole spiritual Ufa of humanity.— Helen Keller. Herald Area Correspondents Q—Why la the Weeverbird given thia namef A—Because of th* way it weaves Its neat together. Th* Weaverblrda ef South Africa build a community roof of grasses. Th* underside U di­ vided Into apartments, each occupied by tw* birds. Mr*. Margaret t’aeby •a tm Q—la bora* rosing, why la n rider sometimes described aa a “one-time hot walker” ? A—A hot walker is what virtually every Jockey began an. Tb* lowliest rang on tho ladder to facing stardom, It la tha chap whs walks hat horace, gradually lotting them cool off after practise run*. Q—Haw many federal high­ ways oicood 9,000 miles in length? A—Five—U. 8 . highways numbered 9, 90, 90, 40 and Letters Worry Clinic AB pr*tfr««* k la&ieto at •a ll aa tha aria la based as labar. Fat liber to net Haltad to greasy hinds. Eat Amarieana hart ahserbsd t false Earepoae awehbary abend laker, based aa Ibrlr abaare atton that royaky ap­ parently didn't wert! Many 3Uc r.JS. that “IScsut" !s tbs supreme goal *f lilt. Yet tha touadcr of tha Chris­ tian faith, namely, Christ, waa a carpenter sad cabinet mak- h i gucaa lTc. poratton mod* riUlyiis and M per tottovt human * ate [od portion ef I era neither nUaved wbso And the star salesman of tha early Christian church, at. Paul's earned his living as s tent maker. Only when th* quitting whist­ le had figuratively blown, did St. Paul suod aa the street corners and try to parseeds the pagans at hie gswats Hen to accept the ocw moral phil­ osophy of tha Sermon oa tb* But “labor" Is aot Halted wo were ducuaaing toe Just to work Involving creasy "caste”' system that has In­ hands and dirty flagmuils. vaded America from Europe. Management may work as For In Europe, idleness his hard and put in even logger become associated with m y hours than the mec at the ally. lathe or bench or retail sales As a result, the average per. counter. son tries to shun labor in an America alas sends a batter effort to enter the elite social understanding ef business class of the aristocrat*. understood by the average That's alto one of the rea­ cltliea. sons why women let their Moat Americana, even ef col­ fingernails grow into nauseat­ lege education, mistakes ing claws. "groa*" salts with ‘tost” tam ­ For women with long nails ings! obviously don't perform fam­ For example, the actual cost ily chores or wash dishes, of every dictated letter an t scrub floors, etc. out by s but loose firm, Is hew Even in China long finger­ nails became the symbol of royalty or th* patrician fami­ lies whose wealth permitted wive* to be "kept” women In­ stead of working teammates of their husbands. And today wa still And this pernicious European attitude widespread, for paopto con­ stantly want to avoid work! They yen for (he time they eaa "do nothin*'' or sit around No weekend ever la bag In idleness mistakenly be- enough to do tha things you planned to do during tb* week. ms Ignar* the co loom, the tbs average oflar (tocltoec. meaning toss "testgo” by Un­ cle Sam. It’s trickery sad political flnagUnf to "cot tone*" with­ out cutting outgo! Letters "Virtually to* stole ef * s district eutsUe Mr The City was m itt VM Ceng control. II vae cooaldend owe of t o South Viet Nam." Cape Pham Vaa XM to a sheet, tooth, excitable maa whs does aet hesitate to t itrslsht to a deputy prims minister si Sooth VM Nam Editor, Herald: 1 am to Idas this eppor* tunity ef celling to the at“I paid for tte Joi. tentioa ef all city property I tot my car la Saigon. took owner*, eepedally them Us­ mly my bicycle. I told my ing within R-1AA residential a villa pi chiefs (representing areas, the article which apl a to US hamlets) that thla peered In the Sanford Herald, was tha and of bribery and cor. Aug. 37. concerning the pub­ ruptlon to this district. lic hearing on an addendum "Tha situation I found wta frightoelng. After a checkup to tho preeent toning ordin­ T find tha assistant district ance* which hae been net bp chief, fits fir# other top dis­ tho City CommUaiooera for Met officials, six of my to Sept. 14, to conaider n provillage chief* and three offic- petal regarding conditional an af tb* 40-mao district mill- nee of agriculture in ail tone* Included in K-1AA, E-1A, "1 Jailed taw village chiefs R-l, R-9. R-4, R-l, 1-S, C-t, tor bribery sad extortion. I C-S or M-l. seat a warning to an my ham­ The proposed change wonld let chiefs. Three immediately allow muck land to b* need for production of agricultural Dad. "I told my vfilsfe chiefs to product* Including foreatry, 'Judge me by how many grove*, nuraerle*, and truck bridges we construct, bow farming, and tha erection of many hectares of rtea we get greenhotuea and other struc­ planted, bow many markets tures. The ordinance, how­ ever, wculd not permit sales we build." *i set up a security squad or distribution, raising of which went tome vfflsfe to animals or any dusting oper­ villa f* picktng ap complaints ations on th* property. from the farmers and villsg- Yvstigato this proposed ordin- • n whs the to aa area where asch property is located to In­ ane* to determine to what de­ gree K will affect not only Iho prsooat io n b f claaaiflcatl*a of tho area la which tlwlr property la located, bat, alto, tho value e l their propertyg the health, eafety and wel. fere el their fealllee and All clttaans la favor ef th!a addendum b n ia g rejected should mark thslr calendar fee Sept. 14 to appear before the City Commission to vole* their disapproval. It will be too 1st* to protest this action after It to passed. Carolyn L. Carter Editor, Herald: la behalf of the Seminole County Chapter ef t h e Ateerieaa Rad Cross, 1 would like to express our apprecia­ tion for th* Herald feature oa our Gray Lady program. I am confident that this ex­ cellent article will stimulate added interest la this worth­ while undertaking. M. A. NaSralth, Jr. M.D. Chairman, Seminole County Chapter, American Red Crass The Repuhlia af China is th* world’* largest republi*. Editor, Herald: Jest read aa article to tbs columns to th* Editor. I want to thank y«ur paper for tho Human* Society. I ala* want to thank Mrs. Ruth H. Gall*, ghor, temporary sem tiry, for e wonderful article. W* of th* Humane Society win hold a aaeond meeting •boat the last of September with the date and place to ba aniwuarad later. P la n * * , wash ad toe Hums** Soetety for Sanford and Seminole Cmmty ha with a*. Thanks again far yapr **• operation and thanks to enr secretary. R. T. Johnson, chairman TO NEW VOTERS WHO ARE NOT PRESENTLY REGISTERED R egister Now T o B e Q ualified To V ote In The Novem ber Election. Tb* Eegtetoullaa Offic* W » He Open Os Tb* Fellow teg Data* From 9:SS AJI. to SMS PJf. Is Ad­ dition To Being Open Mondays Thru Fridays SMS AJL T# i:CS r.M. fe e s C a r i t r , ’ ............... Tuesday, ftept. S ------------------------- S A.M.-S F.M. Wednesday. Bap*. S ------------------------ S AJL-S F.M. Thareday, dept. I S ------------------------- S A JL * P.M. Taea. thru That*, SepC II tksu IT ___ S AJL-t P X . Toe*, thru Thar*., Sept IS thru 9 4 -- S A.M.-S PJL Taea. thru Thus*, Sept SS thru 0*4. 1 S AJL-SPJf. Homework Ahead? R B A D IN O A N D W R IT IN G R IQ U I R B G G O O D L IG H T IN G if™ wUh l*0*** hmaariudy tight. It wifi encourage goad barite (hat land to hatter grades, A f s s a l U h ls lamp that provide* from •bedsee and o t* M BegtenHig Saturday, Hop*. It, the Office Wilt Re Open From SMS AJL to Noes. Last Day Celuadaj. Oat. I). Th* Offic* Will Be Opmi Until IMS PJL TUB REGISTRATION OFFICE U LOCATED ON THE GROUND FLOOR OF THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE. SANFORD. w Ik at 1U L m M k .,lk _ bulb l i r a s boon af n o d lighting for a promy. Ami tha n m t 110 riflUan rate induction now make* ample Lightfor-Living all around your horn* tha riggrot bargain la your family budget. IH .I, . .. . V �Nikita Tours Moscow Exhibit, Pokes Joke At U. S. Visitor ^Soviet Premier Readies Report On Czech Tour . MOSCOW (UPI) — Pre. ta ltr Nikita S. Khrushchev, alternately Joking and seritoday toured a ccnitruet l c n equipment exhibition kata and exchanged wise­ crack* with one vt the Ameri­ can exhibitors. Khrushchev made his un­ announced tours a few hours bafora a scheduled radio and television address to the na­ tion on his trip to CiechoSlovakia. He was expected to R u n the speech to maka new accusations against Commu­ nist China. Khrushchev looked almost grim at the start of his walk around the exhibition grounds. A w e d g e of strongman guards pushed onlookers out of his wsy. They were eo xealous that Itatian Ambaa—aador Carlo Straneo atao was ^sh o v ed out of Khruihchev's path. Arriving at the American exhibits, Khrushchev appur •ntty decided to have aom* fun at the expenee of Gerald Petersen of Santa Clara, Calif., whose firm is dlsplay ing engineering equipment. Petersen’s firm had written ^M oscow to inquire whether ite representatives should wear rubbar safety shoes and bring canned ford along. “ Why aren't you wearing apecial r u b b e r shoes?'' Khrushchev asked him. Then, with * mischievous grin on his face, Khrushchev added: “Have you brought any canned food?" 0 Petersen then got in the spirit of tha exchange. He looked Khrushchev in the ei«, smiled, and patted the premier’a stomach. “We’ra eating very well here, thank you," ha said. Khrushchev laughed. President Dwight D. Risen^ hower was the first U. S. W chief executive to b« limited to two terms. Legal Notice U TOW CIRCriT r m -R T IX . i s n r o R s b w in o i . h t’o i 'x t t . r L O R in t h o . i n n s CONNECTK’UIT G E N E R A L u r n INSURANCE COSIPANT, a '"onnaetleul corporation, Plaintiff. — va. W JOHN NICHOLAS HPARTZ at aL P*f*ndant* o r a i rr t n r. r r t.n H in a T o t John N lchola, Hparts, » I 7 Wnlfanar# Plantation VI rain la n*ach. Vlrrlnla Ituth K. Hparti. I l l * Wotf»n*r* Plantation, V irginia Roach, VlralnU Tou arc hartbjr n otlfl.d that a ault ha* been 111*4 agalnat »on In th* ahova *ntltl*4 raua*. *n4 that you arc r*<|ulr m *4 tn flit your anaarar with w th* Clark of thla Court an4 to •*rv* a copy thar«>r upon tha p la ln tllf or p latn tlfr* attornay*, who** nam* an4 a44r**> I* J.nnlng*. Watt*. Clark* an4 H am ilton, IJ00 B arn .tt Nation­ al Rank Building. Jackaonvllla 3. Florida, not Iat*r than Octob«r II, DM . If you Fall to 4o ao a dtcraa pro oonfoooo will b* *ntar*4 aaalnat you (or tha yaltaf 4*man4*4 In tha com ­ plaint. Thla ault I* to foraclo** a niorta*** Th* r**l proparty proraedad a c a ln it la: I*>t I. Block D, SUNI.AND KSTATES, a aubdlvlalon. according to a plat tb*r*of, r*oord*d In Plat Book II, p*S*a 1* to I t or th* Pub. llo Raoord* o f Samlnal* County, Ptorlda. WITNESS my hand and th* aval of aald Court at fltnford, Plorlda. thla l l t h day of AuS u at. D l l . (SEAL) Arthur H. Backwlth, J r . Clark of Iba Circuit Court Ry Martha T. Vlhlan 0 Daputy Clark Jannlnx*. Watt*, Clark aa-l Hamilton 1200 Harnett Nat'1 Rank Bldg. Jackaonvllla 1. Florid* PublUh Aug. II * S*pL T. II, II, D l l . COC-II n o t ic e sta te o • Highway Tolls Exceed Guess Cash tolls for tha Sunshine State Highway In August n 11,111,226.00, n o n than 11 par cent ever expectation and M par rent higher than August of 1963, according to John R. Phillips, chairman of the Turnpike Authority. Phillips said eaih toll* In the first eight months af 1964 ware W,073,597, compered to 94,368,646 for the asms yeriod In 1969. The heavy increase In cash tolls during 1964 resulted from opening of the 156 miles of turnpike extension between Fort Pierco and Wildwood in January, 1964, mod tha con­ ^ C M M W A I £ , mckS bin U « NORTH PARK FA SAMI with F O O D F A IR S A V IN G S LT. JOHN A. BURNS, U. S. Navy, ia shown receiving his new ahoulder boards upon being promoted to the rank of lieutenant commander. Doing the honors are Cdr. B. B. Brown Jr., USN, commanding officer of Heavy Attack Squadron Seven (left) and Cdr. K. E. Enney, executive officer of the squadron. Lcdr. Burns is an A-SA Vigilante Bombardler/Navigator ntInched to Heavy Attack Squndron Seven, which is presently participat­ ing in Operation Sea Orbit aboard the nuclear-powered carrier Enter­ prise. P8 KSS MOB THROUGH WIDMISOAY a QUANTITY RIGHTS RCSIRVID FOOD Police Monitor Resort Town North Orlando To Head Off Teen-Age Riots « l*» e sF o r FA I R Florida State SEASIDE, Ore. (UPI) Hundreds of specially trained state troopers and National Guardimeo maintained their round-the-clock vigil today to head off any renewal of rioting by teenagers at this coastal esort town. Helmetcd slate troopers, armed with ax handles, were pelted by rocks and beer bot­ tles Sunday night when they swept through the town’s main street in a flying wedge to dis­ perse 2,000 rioting sweatshirtclad youths. Later some 200 persons were forced to evacuate a dance center when a tear gas bomb was hurled through an open window. It was second consecutive night of rioting in this beach resort. Similar but more vio- lent outbreaks punctuated the past two Labor Day weekeods By Margaret Oseby here. Jacqueline Ann Atchison, 30 Officials said there were no racial overtones to the dla- North Cortex Avenue, North Orlando, drove to Tailahaisee urbanccs. About 20 youths were ar­ last Tuesday to register aa a rested Sunday night to raise freshman at Florida State Uni­ 2460 PARK AVE., SANFORD to 93 the number of youths versity. She was accompan­ Jailed in the first two days of ied by her mother and ilater, rioting. Countless teen-agers Gail. FARMER GRAY In order to see that Jackie suffered bumps snd scratches in the melees but only four re­ was comfortably settled in her quired hospital treatment for quarter* at Gilchrist Hall, Mrs. Atchison and Gall re their injuries. State troopers continued to­ mlined overnight la Tallahas­ day to barricade the town's see at the Driftwood Motel main street to vehicular traf They also had an opportunity flc. Amout 20 troopers, carry to m e e t. Jackie's roommate ing blue-painted ax handles In from Miami and look over the addition to their pistols, pa stately University campus. trolled the streets to break up Jacqueline Ann waa gradua­ potential groups of trouble­ ted from Lyman High School WISCONSIN SLICED AMERICAN makers. where she had been a member Additional troopers and Na of the Spanish Club and Stu­ tlotul Guardsmen, estimated dent Council, a Majorette, at between 230 and 300, were Treasurer of her Junior Class, in the r m r r iT r n u iT . NINTH j r n t c i l l . t'lH l't IT nV on constant alert outside of in the Pep Club and the FLORIDA. IN AND FOR SEMI­ town to ruih to the aid of the Homecoming Court. At Flori­ NOLE t o l NTT. men on patrol. da State she hopes her stud­ CHANTERY NtW RERi IMIS The troopers and guardsmen NOTICE OF SUIT ies will lead to a career in DOUGLAS LEE MILLER. had been moved into position MORTON FROZEN APPLE DANISH Plaintiff, near the town secretly Satur fashion or textile design. OR CINNAMON RAISIN Jackic'a dad, Glenn B. At­ day in anticipation of trouble. ETHEL D. MILLER, D*r*ndant. The 1M2 and 19A3 Labor Day chison Sr., AT-t (Submarine TO, ETIIEL D. MILLER riots had resulted in thousands Service) was unable to wish III South Braddock Wlnch*at«r, Virginia of dollars in property damage her Godspeed as ba, too, is at­ TOU ARE IIEREDT NOTI­ and hundreds of arreste. tending school — tha Guided FIED that a ault for dlvorc* Missile School at Virginia The first trouble came Satur­ ha* h**n ln*tttut*d again*! you hy DOUGLAS LEE MILLER In day night when about 100 Beach. Glenn Jr., though dis­ th* Circuit Court o f th* Ninth appointed, stayed behind to Judicial Circuit of Florida, In youths ran wild through the IIH ox and for Somlnolo County, Flor­ main street throwing rocks enter the Sophomore Class at ida. Th* *bbr*vUt*d till* of Lyman, but they are all look­ SAVE 10* th* os*t I* DOUGLAS LEE MIL­ and land filled beer cans at LER. plaintiff, vtraua ETHEL state troopers. It took the ing forward to a Thanksgiv­ D MILLER, defendant. troopers and guardsmen more ing visit from Jackie when Tou ar* h*r*by raqulr.d to flla your an*w*r or oth*r d*- than three hours to disperse tha whole family will be to­ (*n*1v* pU adlng In th* ahov* the rioters. gether once again. In the in­ •triad rau** with th* Clark of Seventy-five youths wore ar­ terim , she trusts P. O. Box tho Circuit Court of aald Coun­ Saturday night on 3309, Florida State Universi­ ty. and aarva a copy th*r*of rested op<in Stanatrom, Davt* A Mc­ charges ranging from unlawful ty, Tallahassee, will be filled Intosh. Edwards RulIJIng, Banford. Florida, attorney* for assembly to violation of liquor with a continuous flow of plaintiff, on nr b*fnr* th* llth laws. mail from her friends. 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Tm , * 1 LONG TALL CAN REG 3/396 10* G R A I N o LIMIT-1 W ITHF000ORDER �1 I *■*»-*-. ----- Bauer-Pappas Understanding Pays Off; M ilt Blanks Angels Copeland Seb SHS Ticket UpVarsHgAnd JayVee Elevens Plan Told FLAY AT H O M I By Jfan Barakas The SI year iM right-hand­ er haa tented five rirateuts la the taet math, end Bondar pitched Me third etraicht whitewash, tiith | the Lee Aagtfm Annie M te a im the OrMee within a half raw* and ene percentage point of the flnt-ptee* Chic e n White Box. And Oriole pitcher* ptee» tlcally have hod to throw blanks in order te win lately since Baltimore betters hare stomped to atemtof taeffeettveneaa white brine It of this filL Hate Roger SUubach, All-American quarterback, thair teat 11 e-----Katanan Award winner, the No. 1 man at Navy tad the Pappas bottled Aiifol • tart­ moat prominent collegian in the country. er Barry ImtoMa end rtlkvor Boh DoQho tkroufh eight ecorateu hmtnge until tho Orioteo cashed fat on e walk to Boot Powell, singles hy Bom Bowcna and Charley Leu end a wild pitch Vy Dullba In the ninth. It w m the 14th victory against ffvn loom for Pappas on a yield ad Saw hits. exhibitions to tie Baa Diego of n doubieheaOer at Cleve­ By Tim Meriariy Tho White Box escaped and Kansas City for first land. A crowd of 83,736 UPI 8pacta Writcf with o doublchcsder spilt Fro football’s pre-season place In the Junior loop’s pre­ watched Ctevaland, with Jim when Pete Ward hit n base*, head knoehlag waa full of ason standings. Brown scoring two touch­ loaded sacrifice fly in tho surprise*. Tho Vikings almost tumbl­ downs, edge tho Grain Boy 13th inning of tho aecond For example! ed in their final exhibition Packers, 80-17, tn tho soogame to giro Chicago o 8-3 —Tho Minnesota Vikings, n g a i n a t the Philadelphia ond game. victory over Cleveland after who won only five of 14 Eaglet at Hershay, Pa., Sat­ Tho Jete also employed tho Indiana had taken the games in Uia National Lea­ urday night They were trail­ some last-minute hanks in opener 1-0 behind Jack Kra- gue last year, wound up so ing, 20-14, when Fran Tark- gaining a 18-17 triumph ever lick's four-hit pitching, tho only perfect record club enton tossed n four-yard scor­ ths Buffalo Bills at WltkasTho Ynakeoo completed • among the 22 team* In both ing paaa to BUI Brown with Barra, Pa. Ths Jets pulled it three-gnme sweep of tho leagues with n 6-0 record. 11 seconds remaining and out in ths final threo min­ Xaiuas City Athletics with a —Tho New York Giants, Fred Cox added tho winning utes on n 17-yard TD pass 3- 2 triumph} Zollo Vennllaa Eastern Division champs in extra point from lanky Dick Wood to got tho only hit off Bill Mon* tho NFL for tho past three The Giants completed their Don Maynard. bouquet!*—a two-run homer seasons, won only o m o f five worst training campaign in Flva other exhibitions were —■ to give the Minnesota tuneupa. many yaara when they drop­ played Saturday night Sonny Twin# a 2-1 victory and Don —The New York Jots, who ped n 24-10 decision to tho Jurgeaen pitched tha Wash­ Demeter drove in five runs never have hid a winning Detroit Lions in tho opener ington Redskins to n 17-10 for Detroit In Its 0-8 rout of ecaeon (as the Jets or Titvictory over tho S t Loula Washington. Cardinals, tha Los Angalas ene) In the American Foot­ In tho National League, Rama nipped tha San Fran­ ball League, won four of five Cincinnati gained a game on cisco Forty-Niners 21-17 on the league leading Philadel­ a 32-yard touchdown pssa phia Phllllea by shipping Mil­ from Dill Munson to Wes waukee 66-1 white tho Phils Jossphson with 1:68 left to were toeing to Saa Francisco NEW YORK (U ri) — play, and the Chicago Bears 48; h’t. Louis topped Chicago It’ll be the United States whipped ths Dallas Cowboys 6-4 In 11 Innings; Pittsburgh against the world In Olympic 21-6 in NFL tuneups. blanked Houston 1-0 and Los swimming and diving — and The Denver Broncos hand­ Angeles edged the New York the United BUtao will best ed the Boston Patriots their Mete 4-8. 12th etrslght exhibition loss ’em all. 26-17 with the help of a 76Boh Thomas Thnt’a tha prediction of Dr. Herald Sport* Writer Harold Henning of Napervil­ yard tounchdown paaa from The Crooms High Panthers le, lit., chairman of the U. S. Jacky Leo to Char!!* Taylor will bold a regulation game in men’s swimming committee and San Diego turned back tra-squad scrimmage Friday and manager of tha swimming Oakland 24-10 la other AFL at 3:30 p. m. on the Croomi and diving team, fallowing ths tuneups. Athletic field. Tho coaching Olympic trials which ended In Sunday’s only exhibition game, Johnny Unites toss­ staff will bo able to evaluate Sunday at Astoria Pool. ed n pair of touchdown the team’s progress, thereby "This team, Including tha peases and rookie halfback enabling them to meko the MINNEAPOLIS — 8T. oecoesary adjustments before men and the women, la the Tony Loriek acerod twice in PAUL (UPI) — There’s a!engaging tho Howard High most powerful w#*v# ever ■parking the Baltimore Colts ways one spoilsport In avery School Wild Bulla of Ocala. sent any place,** said Hen­ to n 48-17 victory over the crowd, but Zoilo Versalles David Peterson, a awivcl ning. "Our team will take Pittsburgh Steel* rs. seems to bo ovsr doing it. hipped right halfback, ha* more swimming and diving Twice within tho last five been sharp In drills. Coach medals — gold, silver and dsya the Minnesota ahortstop Willie Holt la very pleased bronsa — than tha team* has broken up no-hlttera, get­ with his performsnee*. Left from all tha nations In tha ting ths only safety for the halfback Pearlmsn Brinson al­ rrsl of Ilia World pul to­ Twins In both games. gether." so h u aparkled In drill#. Versalles* hit Sunday was a Ransom Browdy is slated to two-run homer In tho alxth move into the fullback posi­ W. L Pet. Inning following a Poston er­ tion which was vacated by 1111Chicago $4 66 .600 ror that gave the Twins a 2-1 drad Green who baa moved to Baltimore 12 86 .699 4 victory over the Red Sox. The another city. Right half Ro w. l. Pet r.n New York 79 66 .666 2)4 bort Alford, fullback Edward victim of the blow waa R1U Philadelphia 82 68 .807 Jackson, aod left half John Cincinnati Monbouquette. 71 66 .629 10 77 63 .668 IU Detroit Last Wedntaday night Vsr- Prichard, arc expected to bal­ S t Loula 76 61 .861 7H L. Angel** 72 70 407 IS salles singled with two out In ance the running attack. S. Francisco 76 68 .661 7)4 MlnnecoU TO 68 .607 18 the eighth inning to ruin the Veterans linemen Eddie Pittsburgh 70 66 .810 12 Cleveland 68 70 AM 16 Drown, Robert Walton. John no-hit bid of Baltimore’s Milt aiioju u * ea es .if© 11% Knight, Terry Williams, EraBoston 61 76 .439 224 Pappas. oat Neal. Roy Montgomery, L. Angeles «7 68 .406 16 Washington 68 86 481 80)4 47 74 AM W*A and Nathaniel Write appear rVras* PLANS RECORD TBY 68 80 .420 13)4 Kansas City 60 86 462 S3 ready to go. Other prospects Houston LONDON (UPI) — Donald who are making strong bids New York 46 01 .338 87 Sunday's Results Campbell, who set a world for a alerting berth are: tac­ Sunday’s Result* Detroit 9 Washington 3 land speed record In Australia kles— Leonard David and I-os Angeles 4 Nsw York 2 Ctevaland 2 Chicago 0 July 17, said Sunday he will Malachi Walton; ends— Simon S t Loula 6 Chicago 4,11 Inn­ Chicago s Ctevaland I attempt to break the world Harper and Donald Wilson; ings 18 innings water speed record on Lake guard*— John Banka and Wil- San Francisco 4 Philadelphia 8 Minnesota 2 Boston 1 Albacuya, near Melbourne, lte Brooks; center— Wilbur Pittsburgh 1 Houston 0 Nsw York 3 Kansas City 2 Australis, in November. Hawkins; quarterback— Terry Cincinnati 6 Milwaukee 8 Baltimore 2 Los Angalss 0 Brinson and halfbacks Jimmie Monday's G lass Monday's Games OLD18 ACTIVATED Hoilio, Isaac Bowers, Alfred Houston nt New York, 8 Boston st Lea Angel**, *, twtPHILADELPHIA (UPI) — Brooks, and John L. Jackson. Los Angeles at Philadelphia, | night Dob Oldie, bullpen coach for San Francisco i t Pittsburgh, Baltlmora at Kaneaa City, 2 COODY LEADS the Nations! Lcsgue-lsadtng 8 New York at MtaaeaoU, 2, Philadelphia Phillies, w aa DALLAS - Charles Coody Milwaukee at Chicago, 2 day-night made an active player Sun­ held a one-stroke lead over Cincinnati at S t Loula, 2 Detroit at Cleveland day. Regular catcher Clay BiUy Casper and Gay Brewer Tuesday's Gam# Chkago nt Washington, 2 palrympl* recently suffered a after the third round of the Lo* Angelo* at Philadelphia Tuesday's Game* bate injury. Dallas Open golf tournament. Only games scheduled No gams* scheduled Vikings Only Pro Football Club With Perfect Exhibition Record Panthers Will Scrimmage At Crooms Friday U. S. Swim Win Is Forecast Zoilo Versalles Spoils Another No-Hit Effort American League National League * Bamteote High Schael to ’’entitle# all members *f the Head coach Richard Cop*tend of Lymas High took a ■ajar atop in kte propagation far tha coming grid season vriwn ha divided hla squad at Laagwood Thursday afternoon. With ths first cootext only throe weeks away, Copeland made a big decision whan ha cheat Zt youngsters to com­ prise his varsity team. The rest of tha 'Hound footballers « m assigned to new JayVee eaach Dick Silvan, whs will grids tha Papa through a four* gam# slate this fall. Copeland made this state■amt at tha tima: “If any of tha boys s4m are now 00 the varsity start lotftef around and not gtetaf ns Bteir beat effort, than wo won’t hesitate to use these other hoys if they show they want to play." Following assignment of the JayVee players, Copeland and sesteteats, Tom Barnes and Jim Farley, took over the in­ struction of tho varsity. After a law minutes of ealesthenlcs, Copeland tutored tha backs white Barnes and Farley took tha linemen thiwugh their drIBs. Two of Lyman’s big pro­ blems at the moment seem to ho finding someone who can really hoot tha haS and dariding open a starting center. Farley waa having several boy* out kicking Thursday, in­ Q lTtgglm iljL cluding oad Larry MUkr, end sophomore halfbacks Larry Lott and Paul Lambert. It basa't been determined which one of these boys, if any. will get the Job. At center, Cope­ Toronto 2 Rochester 1 1st land has narrowed the list Toronto 6 Rochester 8 down to former end Dave Matla id newcomer Ronnie Tool*. The Greyhounds plan a practice game in the near fu­ ture and also plan to do some acrlmnaging beneath the agate offering tbs family tk> ket plan, according to an announcement today by BBS Athletic Director Trad (Mass. “This plan," said Ganae, Temple Becomes Cincy Scout CINCINNATI (UPI) - Formar all-star aeceed-basemaa Ctectenitl Reds. Temple began hie major league eareer with the Reds and has served as player-coach with them this JUST A BART NEW YORK (UPI) — The National Football League had only eight teems in IMS and 1949. family to be admitted to ail regular season athletic conteeta played at home by the Semteoiee." “For a alight additions! charge," Genas explained, “each member of tha family can have a reserved seal near the 10-yard line." He added, **Thia year the mate and rows fa the reserved sec­ tion will fa* lettered and num­ bered enabling each reserved seat tkkat holder to have tha tame seal for each game.” Season ticket bolder* map present ticket* a t the pass gato, eliminating tha necessi­ ty of standing in lint at tha Stadium's box offices. Gaaaa Hid that the first faoam contest will ha played tw* weeks from this Friday •gate*! tha Colonial High Grenadiers of Orlando and suggested that Banana ticket reservations ha as possible. WINS EASTERN FLAB AUBSIEB IM UM PI ELMIRA, N. Y. (UPI) PHILADELPHIA - AostaElmira won lte first Easton lte wm the world women’s League pennant te 29 yean Marie team tfcte By beating by beating York 6-8 Sunday. the United States to ths ftoaL SPECIALS EVERY DAY! ON 1M BRANDS FARRELL’S International League Buffalo 8 Syracuse 6 Atlanta 6 Richmond 4 Jacksonville 6 Columbus 1 I ARCADB PACKAGE ATOM OPEN DAILY — • A. M. - « : l l P . M. 819 E. FIRST SANFORD WE flITE TOP VALUE STAMPS Before you buy 4-wheel drive. . . against Ocoee Sept, M. Petty, Lorenzen Ready For Duel At Darlington DARLINGTON, 8. C. (UPI) —Richard Petty and Fred Lorciuen, stock ear racing's two aces, were ready to duel again today in the 16th annual Southern 600. A capacity crowd of up to 10,000 racing fans from throughout the nation and aev era! foreign countries was ex pecked in this little cotton-andtobacco town for the apect acte. Forty-four cars qualified to ■tart on Darlington’s 14 mile asphalt stretch, the oldest and trickiest super raceway In the stock car sport. Patty, this year's big money winner, and Lorenzen, who earned in excess o! 3100,000 last seasoo, were expected by many fan* to battle it out for the winning purs* of more than 120,000. Petty’a Plymouth waa the only car which gave Lorenten's Ford a race In last May's Rebel 300 her*—s race which Lorenzen eailly won when Petty’* rMe overheated Petty qualified for the in side pole—the best starting position—with a record speed of 136 613 m.p.h. Lorensen’s car, easily the fastest Ford In qualifying, could do no more than match the 133.727 m.p.h., time he act in time trials for (ha Rebel 300. comparel Southern League Sunday's Result* Birmingham 6, Charlotte 4 Lynchburg 9 Asheville 9 Columbus 6 Chattanooga 4 Macon 13 Knoxvilt* 6 Longest run from scrimmage by e Florida hack cam* to 1932, when Herb McAnly went 91 yards to score against Sewaaee. Gators went on to win that gams, the seaxoo'a opes-1 er, ly 1 19-0 count Florida's first season hi tetercolkrlate football waa 1906. vdieo Coach Jack Forsythe led the Gator* to • 64 record. Pint Intercollegiate opponent far Florida waa Mercer, and the Galon tost. 27-3. First vic­ tory came over Rollins, 64. K A ta m m l i s p c o a r q r a t i o n T o led o 1, O h io WORLD'S LAROBBT MANUFACTURER OF 4-WHggL ORIVR VIHICLU CORDELL'S REPA IR SH O P 500 E. Second St. Sanford, Florida Sea 'Jeep* vehicles In action on TV “CBS Evening Nowa With Walter Cronklta" (6:30 p.m. Ch. 6) �-n VM S Hon. StpC 7, -Pag* 7 A bout Sports Boosters Announce First Annual SHS 'Players Night' Thinking Program Slated O ut Loud Friday Night At Local Stadium ways dangerous Terriers. But itxel Tribe fans will get their first peek at this year's edi­ tion this Friday night at San­ ford's Memorial S t a d i u m whta the Seminole High Booatera Club will present Ka first annual Playars Night. >y JaMaa with the SHS Bud ■•raid Ip________ director Ernie Cowley, Samioold High’s 1M4 grid id cheerleader*, acaaoa will get underway a, tho affair will afford parents. If you’re a Lyraia High foot­ ball faa and kart any kind ef a kaart condition, we're confident your physician will not only advise you to itay away from tht Greyhound from this Friday sight I garnet thla Muon but alio r*. frail from acta reading the »t THaivlUa Igiim Mm al-l students. school efflclali sad faculty and tho geoeral pub­ lic with (heir firit look at the Tribe's varsity uadsr coaches Jim Plgott, Dick WilllaaM sod Jim McCoy, ns well oe (he JeyVeee under the super­ vision of Coaches R a l p h Stumpf and John Colbert. The show will gel ea the toad at I p.m. and should be over in an hour and n half. Booster Club officials and coachee have prepared an In­ teresting program designed to give Mm fans • preview of offensive tad defeulvw lac­ tic* tho Triha will employ tUe te a m — their first hi toothall ns n member ot the powerful Metre Conference. Each member ef the varsity and Jankr vanity teams will be introduced along wMh their respective coachei. Offensive and defensive formaUona will be set np and explained by Plgott. McCoy and Williams. Kickoffs and kickoff return* w i l l be demonstrated by Stumpf and Colbert using the JayVcne. Roger Harris, 1944-43 presi­ dent of tha Booster* said thla will probably become an annual affair If It is at successful na R it hoped this tear's presentation will be. Harris said the getei would be wide open aid there would be no edmlmkm charged. "In eo* way,” eald Harris, "it win be a giant, eity-wida pep rally with a lot of ex­ tra*. I d ea l knew ef a bettor way to send these youngsters -their toughest aatenn In years than tor the Seminole*' large number of fan* to turn out tor thla event." Harris was referring to the fact that not sine* the daya when Seminole Hgfe played such schools ea London of Jacksonville, Mainland o f Daytona Beach, the eid Or­ lando Senior High, KeUerlinua of S t Auguetlae, Ocala and many other top-flight Florida high Khoeli will the locals tackle at difficult a schedule aa they win this season. They will moot TlturviBe, DeLand and Lyman in nonconferenct affairs but will meat Metre Biabep M Edgewaler, Ridge, all rf Wlator Park. ; ■ in Cm Evans, id Oak the Orange Belt Cento* n feet they yuB> ed tour times in the years MWy played In that d r cult Tho liSJ edition won » of 11 gamee, toeing only an upaet to Leesburg. u yta*re ta t tf thta t e ta U l tjyei ytn might n t a brtak dowa aid cry wkte ytn mad tht lt-gamt On tht other hand. If you’re tht type that likes blood and horror, Juit reading the lilt tf Lymaa opponent! could tttUy prorlde yen with mart thin a thrill. Remember, Lymin goei In­ to Uw Orange Belt Conference for the firit time in football thla MIMS — replacing Sem­ inole tf Sanford who hat mortd into tht Metro circuit. H it 'Hounda open on the nth agalnat tht Ocoee Cardin­ al! and tackle the Blue Dar­ ter* tf Apopka on Oct 1 On Oct. • they boat tfco TituaTill* Terriers and on Oct. it the Barraeudaa of New Smyrna Beach. ■ that d n e s a ’t what wW. ROGER HARRIS . . . tell* plans ATTENDANCE RECORD NEW YORK (UPI) — A new attendance record lev pre-season play baa boon act in tha National Football 1stgut. Tho league, which draw a total of 1,191,111 fans in 14 dates, eurpeaaed tho eld record ef 1,109,434 eetabllah* ed last yaar. On Oct. a the deck Grey, hounda will tingle la n dog fight with frit tough Bulldog) at D«Laad, on Oct. to they li etep Into the hive of tha Yel­ low Jacket* at Leesburg and hoit tht Metro's Stmlnotci of lanferd whta they entertain Legal Notica Ike Tribe at Loogwood. cm rrrr ror nr, They will elota out tha tat' v iv t h j t d ic ia l c is r r iT m i with three more toughlei OF F LO SID A IV A V D FOR — Kliiimmte'a Osceola High SKtatvotr county. tv r e a r vo. t t a t on Nor. 13, Winter Garden'i (N HAItr JANE PKEeCOTT. Lakevitw on Nov. 30, and tha P irintlff, alwaya difficult Wildcats of •VO. JACKSON LHVT FHFITOTT. Wildwood os Nov. 23. Defendant vottcb o f a r rr Figaro It sstt Lymaa will B OTATB OF FLOM IDA TOt m a t teres eleven* the Bern* T UJACKSON LEVY PIHMiTOTT REflDENCK UNKNOWN Isold of flaaferd flight lee* Ton era hereby that aeaeea, pise the Staked ma­ eult h ie been Bled notified a se ln e t ynu chine. Thee* clnhe era Apep. In the Clreult Court o f Kemlnolo l a , TMaarlBe, DnLtad. County, Florida, In Chnneory, nn ebhreTinted title or which Leeihsrg, Lakevitw, Oecw- le MART JANK PRESCOTT, rteln llff, . t » . JACKSON LEVI ela and Wildwood. PRESCOTT. Defendnnt, tho n*. Seminole defeated tlx of turo o f e o li eult k iln * • 41 that# erven dub* led tea- vorce proceedlnsa and you are hereby to file ynui too. Except for the Apopka t i m e r required In told eutt with the affair, Sanford hid to come un. ternlsned Clerk o f said Court end to u r v e a ropy from behind in every contcit thereof upon Plaintiff** Atlor to win. Then, of coutm, Sem­ ney, whneo name and nddreie inole loit to Leeiburg last sea- appear below, on or before the Itth day of October. 1111. and tos — their only defeat. In default thereof Decree pro We recently pointed out Cnnfeeeo w ill bo entored you. that Lyman would be lucky to agalnet WITNESS my hand and offi­ win three garnet this year — cial eeal at the County Courtthe tame number they woo home. Sanford. Remtnnle Coun ty, Florida, this I tth d sy of last aeaaon. Auauet. 1141. A few daya liter somebody (BEAL) Arthur H. Beckw ith. Jr. tilted, “Don't you really think D. C. Lyman will do better than Clerk of Circuit Court Dr: E llinb etb Bruenabea that*’’ Phillip II. Loptn PRICES IFF1CTIVI TU1S. fr W ID . ONLY SIFT. • fr t, 1H4 THESE V A L U A B L E dairy special# • • down produce lane • Jumbo W««tnrn Honeydews In the playing of chimei, set of four belle can be layed in 24 different ordars. Legal Notice i.v m a c ia c ir r colrt or T N I MINTW J ID IC IA L C IR . c u t i s i v n r o a sbwivolb ro L 'V T T . r L o a i D * . iv cw avcebt vo, tseir w r .S L K T HOLMES. rtsu iift I.IL L 1B HAH HOLMES; reel Defendant*. nem ew wn w i t m TO U tile H a t Holmaa. rentdanca unknown Teu are hereby required to file rour w ritten defeneeo te e Rill o f Complaint for divorce riled herein asalaet you, with the clerk e f the above etyled C-mrl on or before October Tth t i l l , and earvo a copy o f name ui>on p l e ln t lf f . Attorney. Norrle D. Wool fork. Ill II I Weet Church ftr e e t, Orlendo. f l o r ­ id*. If you fall to do eo a Decree Pro Confreeo w ill be entered • l i l i u i you. WITNESS my h«nd and eeet at Benford. aemlaole Oeunty, Florida thla Ird d iy a t Sept­ ember. l i l t . (SEAL) Arthur If. Beckwith. J r , Clerk o f the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vlhlen, DC NORItlS D. WOOLFUHK. I ll Attorney and Counselor at Law SET W eet Church Street Orlando. Florida l i m Publlih SepL T, It, II. II. H it C D S-1* Oek Harbor, W oehlnplon Tou ore hereby notified that a eult baa been M ad asalnei you In tha abova entitled 1-auee, and that you aro requlr ed tn film pour answ er with the Clerk nt this Court and li> eerve a oupy thereof upon (he plaintiff or plain tiff's attor neye. whoae name and nddreee la Jennings. Watta. Ctarka and Hamilton, t i l l Barnott Nation at Bank Building. JnakaoavlUe I. Florida, not later than Oct eber It, 1114. If you fall to -to eo a decree pro eonfeeeo will bo entered epolnot you for Ibn relief d e m sa le d Is the earn plaint- T h is s a lt 4e to fora d o te s m e r t e a t s The real pro porty proceeded agaln et le: Lot 41 BOUTH>INKCR>;PT Third Add It loa, a aubdlvl atoa, acoordlae to s plat •hereof record»S :» T'.yv Book It, p a te s 41 and II o f tha P sblla R ecord! at Seminole County. Florida. WITNESS my bead and the teal o f said Court a t Hanford. Florida, th is l l t h day o f Aucuat. t i l t . (SEAL) Arthur H. B eckw ith. Jr, Clerk o f the Circuit Court By: Martha T. Vthleu Deputy Clerk Jennlnpe, W aite, C larks a n l Hamilton 1IC« Harriett Nal’l Bank Blip Jeck xin vllla 1. Florida t’ul-H.h Au*. I t H Sept. 1, It. II. 1144. CDC-lt TOMATO CATSUP • NOT RR9PONS1BLR I will not he responsible for ssy debts torarrod by tnjoae ether than aye*If. MILTON HANNON RK. frozen foods §T 9 o i. pkgi. _ widtoeemremlteeAeato HILINI CURTIS 0* •RICK HAIR SPRAT email alia tapree mm. leei A IMS UPPUUUUUUIHHHHIUOIMH •1 1 0 ^ W T .Ai r w 8 0 J ftl O r e e n rag. con _ O rstn S ta m p s^ S C U T BEANS Tomato Soup 39' 10 Rittar's (Limit 1 Plans*) S le m p e MILL1 MORU M U T » U A V T I fan cons 49* Oeetree Wet. SeeL A IM* im S M M O W SW SYW JM G r e e n S ta m p s § esnnie Tomato Juice Crisco Oil • • • Chunk Tuna . All Furpoto (Limit 1 Plaai*) 24 ox. bot. Bumbls Boo Groan Lobol WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEASURE Mr*. Rail's Smooth C/j-ox. cons 19 19 25 Bop^laEb^s Itsst^gsit Bstat^pas 2 l-Sorvinge 50c saaiiMiMMasI o w n so O r e e n S t a m p e d vtd die eeaei «4 twAeee ed TINDIRIIAF INSTANT T U §». 2V4-M. |nr 99* M ii^ it u t it w t ii 9 A. M. TO 9 P. M. SEMINOLE PLAZA Peanut Butter .1V.V 25‘ Mrs. loIPe Sffwwherry 12 -as. 2 5 # Preserves ***•*'*•#***Jet 4c-OFF S U D -W R A P PLASTIC W RAP ,2ih 25* rm _ 6 o i, Birds Eye W/Muihroome French — JM M M M M M M W LEM O N A D E Hnini Rich #n Flnvorful LIMIT I Pin CUSTOMER WITH 2 pt. alio SVc Seel.ee I M . Seel. A l«*4 Minute Maid Pink nr Rep. Medium Eggs c 29* p s LIIT1RINI TOOTH FASTI • Breakfast Club Grurfi A Flo. a S ta m etA Am eeepee e*4 ewMeee eh 3 SA V ER i O W 'A V i i i i JJlG r e e n LIM IT 2 FIR CUSTOMIR W ITH PURCHASES OP 91.00 OR M O R I W ASH DAY D K TIR G IN T SgiH C O U PO N S Buttermilk Biscuits H U N T'S DELICIOUS Ithlnhnleer and Logan Aak • Borden'e Tasty 10* to. e«bedel* a g a i n . S e r e M ril Federal Building Hanford, Florida enough, we've changed our Publteh Aue- II A te p t. T. 14. SI. 1114. mind. Wn believe Dick Copelaad, who'* doing a rebuild­ CDC-44 ing Job at Lymaa, will bo IV THB CIRLVIT COVRT IV AVD FOB SEW I VOLE C O M . lacky Is win two. TT. FLOBIDA VO. 14SSS Thia la not Intended to take THE W ILLIAM lBUItaH SAV INHS BANK, a New York Bank • thing away from Lyman. la s corporation. But the facta are: Plaintiff, vs They're running Into the KENNETH C. PLTNN ot at. f ii teat competition they've D efendant! a o r ic a o p s u it met la year* plus the fact that STATE OP FLORIDA while Copeland can throw a TEE TOi K enneth C. Flynn, pretty fair 10 or 11 men Into •141— 171th Rail. Oak Harbor. Waahlnaton tho fraya he just doein't have llroeo C. Flynn, tb* depth. sta y —arith Meet. Need confirmation: Copeland himael/. CLIP A N D REDEEM BEECH-NUT STRAINED BABY FOODS 6 T r 65* HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. BORN IN SEPTEMBER? TIME TO RENEW YOUR DRIVER’S LICENSES v WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES I b �Miss Deanna Nichols, i t N. R. Frucci United In Double Ring Church Rites Bnao P. Fueei w n d hie a n as best nan and ushers were H a Garner. Coral Ga­ bles; G an M. Nichols, Colambus, Ga., aad Itophan Har­ ds, Sanford. Tor her daughter's wadding, Mrs. Nichols chose a petal f is t silk organs* sheath high- T ffliR S V T OF BEAUTIES Is not participat­ ing ta w "Last Rosa Of Summer" contest around Ihmfmd on Labor Day. They were the fairest of the fair in the 1924 Mine America Pageant Having competed in preliminaries In communi­ ties an over the country, they were winners in the Melting contests replete with bedassling damaela, stylish wardrobes rad the latest la fashionable coiffures. Roth Make]moon, center. Nine America of 1924, is show* with her court of honor . . , With some Mteased up," "glued down** hairdos and a few layers of clothing re­ moved, these gala would no doubt offer keen competition to our modern contestants. Surprise Party Honors Miss Jones doing since graduation. Guests attending bodice. She e w e nateblag aceaascriea aad a corsage of pink carnations. The mother at Uw groom was attired la a two piece grer dacroo ensemble with blue ac­ cessories aad a matching car­ nation corsage. Following the wedding, an elaborate recepttoa was held at the Oak Avenue home of HERE RUTH is attir­ ed in the "scanty and church decor. Indecent" suit which Roger Harris, orgaaift, won her the crown. She played fha traditions! nuptial considered posing for select!one. The bride, given in marriage this glamor photo a most distasteful detail. by bar father, was lovely In a formal Must pink gown at The long stockings in­ purs organa and Venice dicate she la not com­ law. silk The fitted bodice leapletely immodest. Festive Birthday Party Surprises Mrs. Lena Eith B y F ra n ce s W seter U i| traditional y-ffried alas* vet. A detachable silk organae chapel tram highlighted the slim sheath skirt. Her Import­ ed vail of Illusion was attach­ ed to a forward headpiece ef lace petals and pearls. The bride carried a whits Bible, a gift from the groom’s mo­ ther, which was centered with n bridal bouquat of Phadanopsis orchids with trailing Ivy. Mrs. Robert Bens of Colonbus, Ga. attended the bride as matron of honor, and brides­ maids wort Mrs. Gena M. Ni•chola of Athena, Ga. and Mist Rosemary Southward of San­ ford. M1m Bosnia Ttfftr was Junior bridesmaid. Tha attendants war* (owned Mrs. Joseph (Lena) Eith, of Lake Mary, was honored on hor birthday this week with a surprise party given by n cession was also a reunion fee group of her friends In the the vrtup. They arrived early community, and waited la the house for Mrs. Joe Smathera and f f i v f t v s t to returns boms as Mrs. Elnar C. Turning wars they canM really mrprtae bar. hostesses for the oecsaalon, Mrs. J ssmc served an slaband had the guests assemble ante dinner ef fried chicken, at the Eith home to aurpriae rice, green beans with nuts, the honor**. salad, nils, tea, peppermint Others participating were: Ice ensm and n chocolate Col. and Mrs. Harry E. San­ birthday eako with seven mindusky, Capt. Elnar C. Turn­ its king complete with twen­ ing, Mra. Richard Beebe. Mrs. ty one candles on it. Alan Baahara, Mrs, Florence ENJOYING A SURPRISE BIRTHDAY PARTY honorinff M argaret Jones Following the dinner, the McCarton, Robert Frantaen, on her 21st birthday are from the left, Mrs. Tommy Beat and the Misses honoroe opened her many Cart Stewart, and Joseph Joy Wester, Rita Beasley, Miss Jones, honoree, P at Lavender, Penny birthday gifts, and ttia girls Eith. Anderson and Bonny Wilson. dlseutsad what each had baan AH ladies, who are Interes­ Refreshments of lea mam and cak« were served by the ted in becoming Gray Ladles hostesses. Mrs. Smathera had In the school program are in­ made an unusual and beauti­ vited to attend class Tuesday, ful birthday eaks for the par­ September I, from 1:30 to ty In the shape of a butter­ 11:30 a.m. at the Health Clinic fly, decorated with yellow and on French Avenue. Advance registration la not orange coconut on the frost­ NEW YORK ( U P I ) - Dame| Pendants havs been major ing, using yellow and orange necessary. Plan Tuesday to Bamlaola Rebekah Lodge 43 fashion's current penchant for Jewelry influences as far back Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Vickers gum dropa and black licorice become acquainted with the Gray Lady program and or­ Will meet at • p m. Thursday pendants has been traced to aa the Egyptians, of Sanford, announce the en­ for added color effect. ientation In Red Croat, at (he Oddfellows Hall for its Madame Gabrielie Chanel — And any fashion that andur- gagement and approaching first meeting of the new sea­ the fashion pace • setter from es so long must fulfill a genu­ marriage of their daughter, ine need, the Institute noted, Mlaa Terri Lee Vickers, to Altamonte son with Mra. Eva Wllllami, Paris, The designer has been using saying that tho pendant most­ Charles Rabun, son of Mr. and noble grand, presiding. This will be a district meet­ pendanta to accessorise her ly fills tha need of drawing Mra. C, T. Rabun of Lake Mon­ Mrs. A. K. Powers Sr, of attention. ing with Mra. Hatla Raynor, suits since the IMO'a roe. Charleston S. C., la currently Now, Ilka tha Chanel suit And when worn with s dress The bride-elect wo* born in district deputy president, and visiting her mother, Mra, By Julia Bartoa al] officer* are required to that regained the fashion spot­ or suit, the pendant trasforms Tampa and Is presently affil­ F. W. Bender, and also Mrs. Mra. John Dermott of Bradford Byrd. wear formal*. Pastels may be light some years ago, the pen­ the costume into a look. It is iated with the Sanford Transfer Durham, North Carolina waa worn at this meeting U deair. dant baa completed its cycle as effective on high necked and Storage Company, and again la ‘'the" Jewelry toga as It la with tailored suits Her fiance waa bora In San­ accompanied by har slater and highlight fo r contemporary or sportswear. ford, attended schools in Semi­ brothar-in-taw, Mr. and Mra. stylai, the rashkon Coordina­ About the only cardinal rule nole County, and waa graduat­ .Stanley Mlkoa of Brooklyn, 1 lb, pork sausage meat RIGHT GREY? tion Institute reports. in wearing a pendant, accord­ ed from Seminole High School. New York to Cocoa to visit What also play* ■ part in ing to the Institute, la — be He Is presently employed with Mrs. Dermott's daughter and 1 lb. beef liver BE GAY! the revival of the plunging sure It la alsabla enough to be the Electrolux Corp., while at­ son-in-law Mr. and Mra. Law. 1 large onion I tbsp, lemon Julco neckline. You can't have that an Important part of the cos­ tending Orlando Junior Coll­ ARE THE 8TYLES renee M. MUlikln last week. tt tap. black pepper much bars space without fill­ tume. ege. Mrs. Dvrmatt was a recent pinch thyme OF THE DAY! ing It with something. Tor sportswear and tailored The wedding will be an event houee guest of Mr. and Mr*. 14 tap. crushed bay leaf The Institute reports pend­ clothes, choose on# of the of Saturday, October 3, 1M4, Expert Hair Catering ants worn with tha skidding V- largo solid designs suspended at the pinecrest Baptist Walter W. Haueer of Dot Ray 1 10-ox. can condensed cream of mushroom soup necklines can ba used alterna­ on a heavy rope or Uak Church. No formal Invitation! Manor. Mra. Marjorie Boggs of Leesburg, Florida who will 2 eggs slightly beaten tively — or dually — aa either chain. are being Issued and all frienda eye-catching accent* or aa For tho Uttle black dross, and relatives of the couple ar* he a matron of tha girls at 2 cups finely rolled Bacon Flavored Thins camouflage for h "V" that select a more delicate pend­ invited to attend the wedding the Florida School for the Saute sauaagt meat, drain Deaf In St. Augustin* this plunges severely, ant, perhaps in a pearl tear­ and recaption immediately fol­ fell wee also the guest of on paper fowala. Reserve 2 drop design. Sugested with lowing. tbsps. fat. Saute liver In this the Hausers. such a dreea: a pendant chain fat and drain on paper towels. made of fragile links Inters­ Mr. and Mr*. Roland Grun­ Mince together sausage mast, persed with beads or pearls. Mr. and Mrs. A. K. Powers For wear with the deep Vdy of Dolor** Drive returned liver and onloo. Combine F O R A P P O IN T M E N T Jr. of Indianapolis, I n d . , neck, try heavily encrusted from a week’s vacation spent with remaining ingredients, CALL 322*4913 proudly announca the arrival Jeweled pendanta. with Mr. end Mra. Georg* pack Into lightly ollod t-lnch of twin daughters, born Satur­ Soma pendant sets are aclioKlnlaw of Feyettvlll*, North loaf pan. Bako In a moderate day, August 22,IBM. Carolina. They had plana to oven, UO degrees, 41 to M phrenlc. These Include those Mr, Powers is k n o w n that are detachable and can go ocean fishing but Clio up­ mlnutei. Allow to stand S min­ By Jano Casselberry utes before turning out of throughout the Sanford area be worn as separate pin*. The The newly organised Young set their plana. loaf pan. Serve hot with your and la the grandson of Mrs. chain* can be wore oka*. Woman’s Club of South Sem­ Bradford Byrd and Mra. F. Ways to wear the pin pend­ inole will hold Its first regu­ Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Jar- favorite tomato sauce. Serve* W. Bender, both of Sanford. ants are limited only by imag­ lar meeting at I p m. Thurs­ rsrd of Lake Boulevard re­ S to A ination. You can pin them, day, Sept. 10, at the former turned recently from a visit with their chains, to form a GeUler home on Sunset Drive to Birmingham, Alabama, JUST ARRIVED! aide-draped effect to drama- located on Lake Concord nest whar* thsy visited their many to Vxugha Nursery. Uie a auit, for example. friends and visited with Mra. ONYX A MARBLE Pendants also ean be worn Guest speaker from the Na­ Jarrard's relatives In Atlanta, effectively with long, multi- tional Federation of Woman's Georgia. While in Georgia) tha DESK SET strand beads or pearls, n look Clubs will bo Mrs. J. Y. Clark Jarrards spent soma time with KODACOLOR PRINTS good with a deep scoop or un­ of Leesburg who will discuss their son and family who re­ ACCESSORIES cluttered high-necked s o * . (be advantage* of becoming cently purchased a now home affiliated with the federation. near Atlanta. All young women of the area interested in Joining tho club art Invited to attend. Refresh­ fflSSIII! 1 'i i UK lOUR 1| ments will be served. 8 MM MOVIE FILM OR — MRS. NORMAN ROSSI FRUCCI Gray Ladies Issue Invitation To Tuesday Class Rebekah Lodge Penchant Pendant Revival Vickers-Rabun No, 43 To Meet A d d s Glamour To Fashions Wedding Plans This Thursday Mr*. Roger Harris and Mr*. William Hunter were co-botteeiea, assisted by Mrs. B. E. Ratliff aad Mrs. Ernest South­ ward. The serving table, covered with an exquisite Imported linen cutwnrk doth, was cen­ tered with a low circular ar­ rangement of tuba soaea end pink carnations, accented on either side with antique silver candelabra containing tall pink decorated candles. The pale pink weddbg cake was creat­ ed to form double rings, and was centered with a miniature bride aad groom. Sparkling pink punch was poured from two crystal howls with an as­ sortment of slipper mists and toasted nuts offered from crysUi and sC'.er service. For her going away outfit, the brido was attired in a smart two plew pink crepe ensemble with white accessor­ ies and aha wore the orchid corsage from bar bridal bou­ quet. Following a wadding Mp to West Virginia, Michigan and Minnesota, Lt. aad Mrs. Frucci will reside in Grand Forks, N. D., where he is assigned with the U. S. Air Force. Among the out-of-town wed­ ding guests were Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Nichols and family, Athena, Ga.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bens, Columbus, Ga., and Tim Garaey, Coral Gablet. Announced F IN A L SU M M ER Personals C LE A R A N C E Personals N ew Arrivals South Seminole Young Women Meet Thursday SPECIAL! Family Breakfast Serves As Daily Fueling Session COLLEGE STATION, Tex. (UPI) — Breakfast ean and should be a family refueling session, n Texas AAM Uni­ versity consumer marketing specialist says. Mra. Gwen Clyatt. with the school’s extension d e p a r t ment, said that research haa shown that without an ade­ quate breakfast, fatigue sets In earlier, irritability la In­ creased, work output Is re­ duced and virtually all reac­ tion time slowi down. Skipping breakfast Is espe­ cially bad for youngsters and teen-agers, Mra. Clyatt »»y»She recommended a family breakfast to help children form healthy eating habits. NO W G O IN G ON! dCmaA Fashions W ED D IN G C O M IN G UP? we e e tfK tb s w ee la Lb* potty, rerreetly . . * < rv-afortsbly. WHITES 35 MM — 20 EXPOSURE SLIDES O T H ER S T Y L E S FO R L A D IE S A N D M E N RENTALS — BALES Open F i i N ights “T H E P R E S C R IP T IO N OUR P R IM A R Y CO NCERN" T O U C H T O N ’S REXALL DRUG Lo ca lly O w aad A a d O perated B y G le a a M c C a ll Am t “E r n ie " M U Ie COIL l i t A MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 S IL T R R P L A T I B Y — IN T E R N A T IO N A L KADER JEW ELERS 113 8. PARK AVE. l im SANFORD FLOWER SHOP C tr. R. 1s t A Sa a fo rd A re. . ANFORD HOE fluM.% WIAX j 111 M aiM ll. I m Im ) | 207 W. FIRST ST. �to * Mm. B if i T. U - h | i I 0M O A G b b jy ! DEAR ABHY: I’v. been married for 2S yean. I don't know how to word this and ■till |t t It la the paper, but lH try. What 1 mean la. I ■till ha?o the greatest reapect and admiration tor my husband, and I do appre­ ciate his many good quali­ ties, but the thrill is gone. Hayhe I am expecting too much out af married Ufa at my age. but I don’t think so. 1 am 47 and ha b » . But 1 read in the paper all the time that lota of men who are SO years old. and aome older, set hauled into court on peiernity charges and things like that. Is there some way of finding out if I should Juat resign myself to thb way of living, or ia there something I can do about it? MISSING SOMETHING DEAR MISSING: If you fed that you are "misting somethin*," then you are! Maybe your husband's miss* lag something, too. Make an appointment with your fam­ ily physician for both you and your husband—and don't mbs that! • • • DEAR ABBY: You alwayn By Abigail Van Burtn advise a husband or wife who has been unfaithful NOT to confess his unfaithfulness to hla mate. I disagree with roe. 1 think the wrong-dwr feels much better if be can relieve himself of bb guilty eweftence. 1 am interested In knowing how yen Justify your point of view. CONFESSED AND EXUEV* ED DEAR CONFESSED: To confess unfi'thfalness to s •pou>e in order to nliove ooe’a guilty conscious U self­ ish and cruel. Belter to spere the mate the pain, and ask God’s forgiveness. If the wrong-doer must carry the guilt silently he will be b n apt to repeal tire art. I have always doubted the motives of one who would confess an affair to a mate. It la usual­ ly done to let the spouse know that he (or she) can be physically attractive to •omeooe else, • • • DEAR ABBY: 1 Juat re­ turned from a wonderful vacation. The only thing wrong was that I almost caught pneumonia In the airconditioned restauraats. Qacaby On fijudqa ::A penny saved it a penny earned" and "Penny wise, pound foolish" are a couple of maxims that should apply at the bridge table. It doesn't pay to waste high cards, but it pays aven Ism to hang on to one that Is worse than useless to you. West opened the king of dia­ monds and continued with Why do restaurant owners think they arc doing their customers a big favor by keeping their placw like the Inside of a refrigerator? You either have to sit there and treeae, v eat with your eoat on, which la awkward and Inconvenient. Pbaae print thb, Abby. Maybe some restaurant owners will see it, taka lbs hint, and pro­ vide mink stoles for the lad­ ies to wear In their morgusiikn atmospbsrea. Thank you. "COLD TOMATO" • • • CONFIDENTIAL TO J. McH.: Yes, civilisation U making progress. People are now only half shot at sun­ rise. • • • Problems? Write to Abby, Bax SS700, Lea Angeles, Calif. For ■ personal reply, enclose a stamped, aelf-addrtiaed envelope. • • • Hate to write letters? Bend one dollar to Abby, Box •700. Loa Angeles, Calif., for Abby’a booklet, "HOW TO WRITE LETTERS FOE ALL OCCASIONS." By Oswald Jacoby • J tog WAQ3 fit* • J to ll (APT gai 4?4S f i l l PARIS •A «l *101748 HOSTS *11 M t n i di • A K MI S VXJ • W» th e a t e d irer E ast v lk y u d Lb* deuce and South tha five. A • K T5 1 third diamond bad allowed • s i and Wot veRmtefelt South to discard a club. Then SeeSk West Nertb East Pass 1 4 he drew trumps and ran off 1 4 Pass Pam three heart trlcka In order to 4 1 Opening lead—4 C get rid of a second club. Un­ fortunately, West held both ] ware both losers and you Juat the ace and queen of dube so can't lose four tricks and that South's last tyo clubs make a 10-trick contract. (x)a J.ha(Oomsm: "Women are better travel-|en as helpleta creatures who ers than men," says one o f; 8" to P*e« » tn ” ‘ 1 emergenAmerica*! better knuwn travel' But women know better. agents. He admits women are Women spend their lives fussier than men about little smoothing things over (or things — but when real incon­ men. Secretaries do tills in ci­ veniences come along and lices — sod wives at horns. plans have to be abandoned So in order to keep men or changed — then women happy, women are slwsy, settle down much more quick­ ready to figure ■ way Out o( ly than men to accept wrttb whst seems like s hopvlcia good grace the necessity for situation. When • plan goes making the best out of a bad wrong, they can quickly come situation. tip with an alternate plan. This bit of information may When nothing can be done a be hard lor the average man bout a situation, they know to believe — since a man how to convince a man that likes to think of himself as a things may not be as bad si Mr. Flxit, who Is equal to any they look gnd that anyway situation and to regard worn- there’s no use worylng about a problem that nothing can Legal Notice be done about. That's the way women's vnrics: nr nr it minds work — at boms and s t \ i r . n r r t o m t i t T in AKTKMF.HA »Ii-KWIN. S i l l on the Job. Because women known a s ATlTEMFlSt.% Mr- are above all practical — and F.WHN, If a)lv». an I her un­ known sp o u ss Is mnrrlr-1, sn<J If dead, h"r unknown hslrs, dov tssss, grant#**, *»*!»n»»r lienors, crodltore, trusteea. s n l any and a ll partita claim ing In­ terests by, through, under, or aaaln sl said ArtlmsmU McKwIn also known sa Artemee'a SloKwan: and against any and all persona having, or (-’aim ing to hava, any rlalit, tills or Intarsst tn tha follow ing des, ribad land, ly in g and halng tn Demlnol* County. Florida, to ­ wn: l.ot S. o f g le-k M. Tier T of Sanford, Florida, ai-cor tIng to E ft. Trafford's I’lat thsraof rtiordad In l'tat Hook 1. pagsa IS to II o f tha public rscords oi Sam lnolt County, F lorida: Tou. and aach of you, art hsrth y notified that a su it bas bssn brought against you In tbs Circuit Court, tn and for k-m 'nulo County, Florida, In Chancery, entitled It- OORDON It III HHo N' and JZ jMIU SI BltlSSO.V, hla Wirt. P lain tiffs, vs. ARTKSIESIA McEtVIS, a l­ so known sa AKTHJIUHl A UrEtYKN. at at. Defendants, an t you. and sack •>! you, are re­ quired to fits your Answer to ths P la in tiffs’ iW.inplalnt w ith the CUrk of sal t Court, and ssrva upon Plalntllfa' attor ney. Cl. ANDREW ftPEKll. w nos* address la t i t W. Com­ m ercial Htreot, Hanford, F lor­ ida, a copy <*f sal I Anttvsr. on or bsfure Thursday, September SI. A. (>.. IS«t. and If you fail to do so, a decree pro ooniaeao w ill be entered against you, and sack of yuu, for the relief demand,-] tq said Complain*.. Tha natura of th is su it la to quiet tha title to the sh o t# d#e>*rlbed land In Plaintiff* II UOIU-ON jmiSdti.N and JHit. ft IE SI. UHMdoN, bis wtf*. tb* owners thereof. WITNESS my hand and aaal of said Court at Ssnford. Saminote co u n ty , Florida, th is Soib day of A ugust, A. D. IMS. (SEAM Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of said court It : Martha T. Ytklan. D C <1. tn d 'e w upeer Attorney for Ptalntlf'a 111 tV. Cummer.-lal Street Sanford, F lorida Publish A ug. II, I t A Sept- 7, II. 1JI* COC-73 Legal Notice IA t i ik c ir c u it c o i mt of t h is N iv T ii j i m i ' i t t . c m n rr o r T in t s t a t s : o f F l . o t l l l l t , IV AND FOR SEMIVMM r o c VTA, IV I— AVI ERA S i , 1S3TS SI ID-STATE H u m :*, INC* s Florida corporation. Plaintiff. -v s- IVII.LIS1 B E IA A K O C S and R fR T I.EE BEI.UANOER, bis wlf*, D sfsnd ssts. w n m i r o r a i - ir THE STATE OF FI.OH H Ii TOi VVII-UK Ut:L,I,AN<Ji:n and RCtlV t.KK HE I,I, AMl HU. hla w lf* wlios* reelleno# U IS Oirdau Park, Ro(h H U r , New Turk TOtf ARE IIE RE It T HEgL 'lllK D to Hla your u u s v or written d i f m o s If any. In iba nbov* proceeding with tha Clark o f th is I'aurl. And to eerr* n oopy thereof upon tb* Plaintttfa nttornsy, whoa* m m and Ajdfata appaara barauo. on ur M ’or* tha Sind day o f Sapt• mhsr. t i l l . Tb* natura of this pr<va*llng balsa a ault far foroalnsur* on a nn-rtgag* on tha follow ing Istotlbod rani proparty tying and balag In Ssmtnolo County, F U rU o, lo -w lti V sad Rook t i l , pagn III. N ' , of I<ot I, U!o.-k 11. Ttar *U" g tn fo r l, AND D stln n . Ing 111 f«*t Eaat s a l :> fas: .’, o f MIA’ cornar o! Lul «. Ulock II, Tlor “IT , San­ ford, run tr to Ely Us a of aald Iwt I. N SI dafraa* E of Ely lino of (m l 4 and I to point N of beginning. Ihsncs a ||) beginning lint Paction IS. Township 1> g"Utb, Rang* t l Cast. DONE and ORDERED nt Sanford. Seminal* County. Flor­ ida. thla SSlh Say * ( Augnst, IMS. (SEALS Arthur H. B s-k w lth . Jr. Cloak circu it Court n r : Marsh* T. Vlhlaa, D C tlarrr U. Hobo* AC- -nay for PlalSUff IPS Ma-llano Strsoi Tamp* S. rioriSa Publish An*. Si, t l * Sapt. f. i t i see CUC-IS Rad South been alsrt, he would have realised tha queen of diamonds was i worthless •asst and bs would have drop­ ped it on Welt's king. Weat might wall bare concontinued diamonds in any avent. In that case. South’s fabe-card would hare made •o difference at all. On tha other hand, Wsat 'l| «**»■*■ *Mffeul or a trump. Thb would hava given South a chance to dis­ card hb second diamond on dumy'a third heart. He would still hava to lose two club trlcka, but two plus on# equal* only three and three tricks aren't enough to set a four, ipade contract. BynuthMiiian 9(Jq h I ig h JtA 7:80 • 10 y a , N B C Mon­ day Night Movie. "David and Bathahoba." (Color) (rerun) This Gregory Peek • Susan Hayward film la among the better of the decade's rash of biblical epics, combining good acting and a fair revi­ sion o / the Btbie. Peek, as David, who romances the beautiful Bathahcba (Miea Hayward), glvea a fine por­ trayal of tortured fruaration through the major portion of the picture. The unusual sup­ porting cast Includes Jayne Meadows as David's wife, Kleron Moore aa Bathsheba’a husband, Raymond Massey, Gwen Verdon, Jam-* HoSertson Justice and Fm ncb X. Bushman. 7:30-1 p.m. ABC. Wagon Train. 'T he Gua Morgan Story." (Rerun) A tedious outdoor drama sparked by the almost virtuoso contributions of guest atsr Peter Falk as the more resourceful of two brothers trying to find the best route for their railroad to take through the wilder­ ness. Tommy Sands ia coatarred as Fatk'a brother, hut th b b o h d Frank Sina­ tra ’s aon-ln-law’a most dis­ appointing performances. 1:30-1 p.m. CBS. Vacation Playhouse. "The Bean Bhow." This valiant half-hour show­ th b rtrmanc* with a diploma­ cases the talents of Orson tic maneuver. Bran and an assortment of 9:3lM0 p.m. CBS. Th* Andy cheerful young peopie known Griffith Show. (Renin) Enas the Beanbapgers in an im­ Joynb'.e fun, but Sheriff provisations! assortment of Andy (Andy Griffith) doesn't songs, sketches, tntciviewa think so. Andy h is n week’s and other tomfoolery. Tha vacation and lets Deputy eaat includes several perfor­ I Barney and Comer (Don mers with the right kind of KnotU gnd Jim Nabors) run experience gained at New his jail. Andy decide* to York's "Second City" show ■witch hla vacation from place, with Avery Schreiber home to ths hills when ths faring beat. The Gicenwlch bumbling pair of lnwmcn give Village flavor of the show is hint no pence. But even further eompoundt-d hy the Andy’s fishing trip ia spoiled apparatus of the Serendipity when tho deputies Allow a Singers. Whether there is prisoner to escape. room for a aeries based on 10-lt p.m. NBC. Sing this approach la subject to Along With Milch. (Color) guess, but for a one-shot (rerun) This bland musical there are enough light mo­ hour isn’t much longer for menta to make it worth tun­ this world, so if you want to ing In. ■ing aicng. you’d better bt 49:30 pun. CBS. The Dan­ quick about It. Thla hour is ny Thomas Show, iRerun) As hung looaely on tho theme of Uncle Tonoose, Hmi (’untied, a family reunion and much la matched by equally llppy of the music in genially sen­ Florence Halop, who piaya hb timental. I f you’ro in the fiancee Matilda. Tonoose In­ m o o d for an off-season troduces Matilda aa hia bride- Thanksgiving in music, you to-be, but Danny and Kathy could do worse than tune in. (I tunny Thom aa and Mujorie 1IM1 p.m. ABC. Breaking Lord) real lie it would be a fe in t "Last Bummer We bad match for Tonoose. She Didn't Go Away." (Rerun) seems to have a stronger Anthony Prune loan (who'll mind than Tonoose ever had, star in hla own aeriea, "Valcnand that’s saying something. dlne'a Day," tm this nstLeave it to Danny to bust up work beginning next week) glvea ■ highly effective por­ trayal of t mentally dis­ turbed high-school teacher. He attempts to return to his job and keep secret the fuel that his offseason activities 11:44 (4) Tb* SSoCoys MONDAY P . M. 11:14 (4) Slletlng Link* consisted of psychiatric treat, « •) CSssase I O SSH IO S III Fata * tiled) a ment in a hospital. Series ( I ) Action AAsatbar ( 1 ) A l l - S t a r B a a * b a ll t l ) EJItorUI alar Taul Richard* has aome Urarard Mi w i TUESDAY P. M. strong moments aa tha psy­ (t> Sport# (I ) lion Cochran—Naw* 11:44 (4) Lor* or t,tr* chiatrist treating the teacher, 14) CB8 Nawa (4) Father Knows Reel but it’a Francluoa’a show. (S) llu ntlay-U rln klay Television Tonight IlM 4:14 4 ill 4:1<) 1:14 b its (2) First Im prsislon Report 12 W (I ) Tennessee Ernts 4:14 t l ) Nancltna Ford Mil -* 7 :0u ()> llav* ilu u VA111 (5 ) la * r o d lo r V M M Traral vow t l ) /.an* d ray (1) Truth or Co b h (4) Ul gee I r 111 * te l Won. ->ignt a t aaona* t t : t l t l ) O n llln g UgWI (*) Outer U m lta 1:41 tl) CUA N o . Mpsclol (4) To Tall th* Truth (»> 1-e-einber Urtd* 1:44 <41 I’v* tlot A S u ra t (1) News 1:14 (41 Vacation l"ayhou>a 1:1 A (2) H parlal- f.I, (4) \V*i<in Train I IS IS) 4* Tk* World V n fH P:i4 (4) Da-iny Tbonie* <11 Slld-Fla. Nona Slid (1) Hollywood and tho t>) Helene* Star* I t l l IS) l.iffltm * (4) East Hid*'W**t Sid* 1 ( 4 (4) Password (5) n r o k ltig Point <41 Mr. Mattno 14:44 (J) Sing Along with I 14 14) Art tdok lsttar Mitch ff ) Day In Court t|:« 0 (4) News (SI Th* Doctor* t i l l * 14) Kporls Sinai 1:44 tt ) To Tell Tb* Tratk <4) Thsatar of tha Start (I) to ra li* Tsung t l : l f fX> Toalt* Show (I ) (lesaral «r>*«Hel (1) Th* 1-atn Show S ill ( t t rh* Kugr nt M gkt TUESDAY A . M* 4:44 (I t HIsn o n being practical they either 4:00 (2» lisp. Nat't Cobr-n. 14) gjnehtna Almanac look (or ■ quick solution to ■ 4:1S l ;> 14) Farm Report 4:2-1 |2 ) AVurlJ Clrltlaatton problem or say, "If nothing 4:14 (I I CoHtga * ( th* Air can be done about it — there's (S) T*4ay 15) Wak* Dp Merle* no use worytng." I l l s ( l l P ara Mark*) • * If that's tbs way women »**t 41) Slat* Wow* 0*4 reset in everyday living — it's Wot tk or n*‘ur,‘ “»« {h'> "■«* »:|4 f l - T »fi» ?:2d t t ) Slicker Evana Sluiw "e * icn 1:4S t i l Tapiala Eangaroa tr#« lta« “ ” ‘lconsc,luently 1:14 >i) Waatkar and Maw* make better travelers than S:SS t t ) Taday (S) Cartaavlll* men. (4) Lamp* or (.earning But though women know HI P itt (1 ) Htroica Court <4l Kirrcle* Ibis — It lint l'klely that many tt-irpar Room men will admit it. For men t:P4 (4) (2) Hal* rltorm 14:44 <S) Par Whoa lik« ••'Ink °f themselves as III Mika AAa tla ci New* *he practical . minded sex. 11:14 (1) Word for Word (5) I L e tt t.nof And ««"'«■ practical (41 Price Is Right »,'»u.7h to let them think whst 11:44 (11 Jeopardy ,v ,f makes them lisppy, (4 ) (let The tleiaag Legal Notice T V Time Previews Legal Notice V » r n »: TO DKVKAD Iw Ik* t'e e il of Ik* 4 > o * l) J e S s r , SemloMl* l e e a l t , FlorTOi Slslvln I'srltLon, whoa* a-t- l l a , fw Pr*bat*. d-sas la la rot F.etnte of m i, EDW ARD MARVI N CARRriLL Duarun, Dsorgln D ecree*I To* w ill plaai* lak * nadir* Tw All Croatia** t e ( Fereane IbAI you nr* htraby rs-|-j|r*4 R a tta n < talma or tSomong* to MI* your written d*f*us*a, A galnot net* lie ta lei • Ithor pnrvinalir or by an atTou nn-t *.«'-b af yuu tr# hereturnaf, on or b*for* nsptam- by notlfle-1 anJ ro-iulred ta prebar i;th , H U . at th* Offlc* oont any ctelme eml dem anle of tha -:l«rk af th* Clroult w h ich you, nr olther af you. court, at tba County Court m ay bar* eealnet lb* *>Ule Houa*. In Kauford. Florida, o f EDW.ARII MAIlVIN CAR. and to m ill a copy thoroof to ROLL, d*-*e**<l. Inf# of eat-l Kartyla llousholdar. Attorney C ounty, to Hi* County Jti-lne of for Plaintiff. P. O. Box IIS, Sem inole County, FtarlJa. at banford. Florida, tn thnt cer­ hla o t i c * In th* court tinui* tain dlvorsa su it pending o f oeM C- 'inly at Hentord. against you ta tb* Circuit F lorid a, w'lhln a n calendar Court of lha Ninth Judicial m onth* trot- th* lim e of Hi* Circuit of F in d s , tn a n t for ttrat pubtlnatlon of till* «•>!! e Hamlnnta County, In Chancary, T w o coptea of oach claim or wherein th* relief nought ta n demnn-t aka'I t-0 In w rlllog, and dserso of dtr'-rcs, An abbra- ■hall at: to Ih* ptno* of reelrtatsd till* of said causa Is Sene* and post offlc* ad-lree* Thelma Perklna va Mtlvlu o f th # claimant, and aball bo Parklna. and herein fa ll not or • n o r i to by the claim ant, hie a dacr** pro ronfsssw wlU bs agen t, or attorney and acconientered sgalnst you. pantad hy a filin g f*a o f on* WITNESS irr ban-l and o ffi­ -lollar and eoi-h claim or de­ cial ••* ! at Hsafnrd. Ssmlnols mand not so filed shall he void. County, IHorUa, thla l l l h day Chor!** Tom llan-iarsun or Auguot, USA E-lword B. Handere-m Aa *i#rtitoro of lh* fa c t (SEAL) W ill and Teetem ent of Arthur H Bochwtth, Jr, Clark of ths C ircu it Court EDWARD MAIlVIN CARHr: Earth* T. Vlhlen. ROLL -lecoaae-l ■TENHTIluE, DAVIS A D. C. Karlyla It i-ieh ilder UoINTOIfll A ltnrneyo tor E iscn tora A lp c s e y for P lain tiff Foot Offlc* B oi US* P. O. Bos 414 ban ford. Fla. Hanford. Florid* 11271 Publish Aug. IT. M, II * S o ft P ublteh A jg. 17, 74.SI A k. pi T. 1*41. 7. 1444. 1 1:DC-44 m t s i o r ri.itHiDA <21 Tou Don't Hay (I ) Alette Far 4 Day t i l t t ) l>nu*la* Edward* Mew* • : l l II) Ascrsl I t s r a it) Trallmael-e I BOLOGNA » SALAMI t LIVER LOAF r PICKLE LOAF Mix or Match 'E m 499 Spvcial! Ana Paf* PORK & flUM RIPE BARTLETT m PEARS • Service . Sem inole TV PA 2-4919 Xealth Color TY fla!«g M M Baafard Attk U Npeetall AAI* HawalUA PINEAPPLE f iStAf) -'V U Hf Ut IN T HI ATt t t TUAIIK 4 T l H I, T>ia a is ao tils* 1 lir r o lset •KIVU I M IIIIUP Ills Is Presley Fin* *1 O ils (Inly “ H 4T4M Ilo Color Jokn W ere* SOtT IM.Y TO ILET TISSUE 1:4# III Ear trick Cartoon* llsel of (Irourho Kswsesp* f.sar* tr To fleavar B est A utobiography Bciijuiuin Franklin'* autobiography, which co v ers tinfirst M yeafs of hia remark­ able life, is considered one o f th* In st uutuhiographie* over w ritten. Luncheon Meats TV RENTAL • bake f l) Th* Matek o«e»a 4:14 (I) fum o. ratio Platform Cummlftra It) Hums A Allan rd, (1) I M IS) (I ) BACK TO SCHOOL-—WSUPER-RIGHT’ T H IN SLICED thru WF.I). I - 3:39 • «;U 10 s 79* I'R E S H o o l b b n N1.13 FRED HITCHCOCK'S s w ® coW KLEENEX ' PAPER That Jninrn Bond Man I TOWELS SEAN CONNERY: HFRHEDREN' i f l W I m . ’ 2“59* Special! A&I» GRADE A WHOLE or SLICED WHITE POTATOES TWO DOOR 14 BEFRKEIATOR-FREEZER Giant Zsro-DtfTM FrNzar Holds Op tt 136 bs. si From Food! AutOBStic Osfrost Rsfrigsrstsr! Sfidt-Oot Slsaif! 8 a 89 Special! A&P GRADE A SLICED HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE 35 1-Lb. 4-0*. Can Save At A&P! SULTANA BRAND MAYONNAISE 39 Qt. Jar Special! ALL FLAVORS MARVEL BRAND Mb VtGal. ICE CREAM 49 Ctn. Special! JANE PARKER DELICIOUS DUTCH Osff $ 2 8 9 ’5 APPLE PIE At ATUMTic a raowc na comfamv. mc_ i S w M Sa yuwr ardor for owty 81.00. ■IIA «4->:ISP A aH R M A *S SaA |.StoS a41 tK| * i , 1 I A ' »V % U. AI 1 1MA Al t LUklUA Sanford Electric Co. T U H OUR MUIIC A RECORD DEFT. 118 MAGNOLIA AVK. 3I3-1U3 ^ u p e r ia c Each Jiifi M r HalfStampi . .tat Ska Ufa faataf . • k "sSart a ig h r - a big « - » . 7- 39 8^; h *R to thla a4 are good through Wed., SoyttmboT B. M a r k e ts ^ ShowiRg Cs*Ur Hwy. 17 *1 M n t h I �I ■— r r 1 * i ** Horoscope Forecast OUR HOARDING HOUSE „V , . Papa 10 — Sept 7, 1964 , . B y Galbraith SIDE GLANCES 7b* daytime it M Reed f i l M Or y w to fM M l exactly wWn i n »Utd wHh other* i t o I k b M m wbatehy y n «rn bt able It Jete t o m with great­ er warmth aod tetaWgrac* to yea ItoM steady la tha lofty ataa i n k m had to yaw Ufa, far you t u | t t athen la Jala yaw, aa wan aa make headway tharato yaomtf. ABUS (March SI la April IS) Othare aaa ha awayrd to y w way ad thtohta* if you aaa practical Judgment aaS etmrgia* wtooly. Boach agretrb _ . far a tony tlmo. TAURUS (Asm 24 to May 50) Agreemmtia with athara aaaJ arach effort «• year part, p h a enthoalatom, if they a n la ftoertoh aa yaa doalr*. Gat aa aarty atart on y a w work. I t o a H to behind yaa aattofartorfly. GEMINI (May 21 to Jua# 51) By hatoy warm aad friendly, yaa yat moth tup* part front athara and bacama Mata happy youreeif. You hara «aay talents. Briny them la the fora and commeretelte* on than. MOON CHILDREN (June U Ufa fnm P te a T rw ^ U A g . •» » m j * •p P " By D ick Turner CARNIVAL SI ta Jnly St) Yoo can find ju st tha right outlets for family t i n , but it also raquire* yea hslp them ta put them lata aporallon. Try nrw methods at awa InUroata. lacraasa tocome. LEO (July 21 ta August SI) A bit of ancawagamaut and helping than to got what they need will da wonders with those you b*w», Ton* "p your surroundings later. YIRCO (August 22 ta Sep­ tember SS) Ba enthusiastic toward work facing you which will help yaa ta got what yea want Dent neglect mlauta detail. Ton will proapar la aammsnsuratt measure la tha amount of effort yon rhA In LIBRA (September 22 to October 22) Yea Karo ta b* •pacific la ospraaelng your­ self with others If you wish la attain your alma. Don’t bo indecisive or you got nowhere. Ba positive whan yon say aomothing. SCORPIO (October 23 to Norvember SI) Investigation an your part with the as­ sistant* of those you can trust i can bring forth true facts now. Us# data wisely. B# ro­ mantic la PM, bnt don't bo force fuL SAGITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) Doing out socially la bast method to con* tact right poopla and to reach your particular nlnto today. Do aomo of tha Inviting yourself. Accept other*' favors graciously. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) Folluwtng all laws that apply to you Is vitally Important right now. B* grateful for th* assistance of sum* higher-up. You will gain aa well as add to prestig* now enjoyed. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 10) Deepening ties with new acquaintance* anil garnering Information that inervasoe knowledge is best way to Utilise time today. Pick up now ideas quickly. Much suc­ cess la possible. PISCES (February 20 to Marrh 20) Instead of chang­ ing your views so often, lis­ ten to th* vole# of your in­ tuition more and put It to good us*. You an* capable nf being very precise. Form this habit now! IP YOUR CHILD IS BOHN TODAY, ho or she will have ■uch a charming personality that others will want l« spoil your progeny very early in Ufa, and It la up to you aa parents to teach your son or daughter that nothing Is truly enjoyed that Is not earned. Then th* confidence I* built vy sM a rr**at success In life to possible There Could be a fin* partner in a big bttslnee* In particular, her*. T h # Stars Impel, they da oat compel.” What yea make of year Ilf* la large­ ly ap ta YOU! Carrol! Hlghter’s individual Forecast for your sign for Oc­ tober to now ready. For your copy send your blrthdat* and |1.00 to Carroll RIghtar Fore­ cast (Tha Sanford Herald), Box 1021, Hollywood 28, Cal­ ifornia. Ualvac* can add, subtract, multiply and divide at speeds ragging from 230 to 5,000 calP* **l raalix# that until new fva always tot you have the car, Jimmy . . . but until now you’ve always wanted it to tako out MY daughtert" By K ate Osann “R j fatter is a ahrswdte—t e savaa 1 L_ City Features DOWN low scalar 4 Niagara— New Yerfe is? t» (■ « * •---- Agn 13 Hake ■ I T A ttalM ITeutowc legal to ­ ll to * ItMedtevsl poa lanuwtr part 17 Writ* ISHeatolry tar 31 < 33 Macaw 33Confum sswuk I sacksama 31 Spina S3 t o t o SI Norwegian optuT rrtiM i mneiMs 43 •qrlam (Creak fa I UUaks Ism *4gtag UGe4d*maf Ihs ML_ UlmaB aa Jawrt 37 Snow vehicles I Steel da* •Cl •Goa part 10 Atafcimbev* it tibaitg ItHsa'a nkknaaw 31 Miter* 33 Eutoamtfaa New Yeek CMy 30 Country JCHeta n c u n a S3 form *f "tote" 4J Rep* nbrvu 44 Ft We plant 23 Dutrvaa signal to Natural log 33 kxtuw 3* llutorteal ■4 JSEiatUd a 9 �Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322-5612 1. Lost ft Found 33. V ic a u m C lean ers LOST: Small mil* beagle SANFORD VACUUM SVC. bound wilh red collar, Ph. YOUR RKXA1R DEALER 322-1733. 2585 S. Park 322*6511 SALES • PARTS - SERVICE 4. beauty C a n 43. I'la n ta , Flow er*. S e ed s SB. School* ft InMrurttoR* Up ta la ri feral* Sept. 7, 1064 — Page 11 95. H PIE U. S. CIVIL SERVICE TESTS! A H ROOFING CO. BILL’S BARGAIN BARN of 10,000 Items 1300 Grapeville Ave. MAIDS— N. Y. to $51 Week. Rush references. Top joba. Fare advanced quickly. HavA-Mald, 4 Bond St., Great Neck. N. Y. COMPLETE ROOFING SVC. NO JOB TOO SMALL DUE TO DIVORCE Financing Arranged 322-9335 322*2285 We hav# a repossessed ’64 model Swing Need!# Dlal-O- 7.1. M ale o r F e m a le H elp RICHARD S TREE SVC. Matic Zig Zag, like new, FREE ESTIMATES makes hundreds of Fancy LOOKING FOR Ph. 323 0300. atUches, makes buttonholes, SECURE JOB? m o n o g r a m s , embroiders, 23. P lu m b in g aews on buttons, blind hems, darns, patches. Etc. Assume Train for U. S. Civfl Service ELDER SPRINGS tests. See our ad under Eduremaining 5 payments of PLUMBING catMO-Instructiou classifies $7.93. Ph. Credit Manager, DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE tlon. Lincoln Strvice. Es­ 322-8027. 322-7537 or 322-3123 tablished 1946. READY MIX CONCRETE PLUMBING $14 Per Yard Contracting Bepalr* Pattoi, Floor, F re t Estimate! 77. S itu a tio n W onted FREE ESTIMATES sand, cement, rock, pipe, B. L. HABVEY atecl, grrase traps, dry HOUSEWORK. Pb. 32236*9. 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3353 wells. Stepping stones. WORK, day, week. 322 0300. 21. Well Drilling MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 309 Elm Ave. 322 5751 Housework. 322-0321 or 420*. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, \\ , SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types and Sties We Repair and Servlee STINE GARDEN TRACTOR ft Accei* GIRL FRIDAY for General Of sorics. Good condition. $123. fice work, experienced, per 322 8894. manent resident, 322-8372 Machinery and Supply Co. RENT Btua Lustre Electric IRONING in my borne. 322 107 W 2nd St. FA 2 6452 Carpet Shampooer with pur­ 8203. chase of Blue Lustre. Car­ 25. Air Concl. & Healing BABYSITTING, Hays, nights roll’s Furniture. or regular. Cathy 322-1212. AIK-CONDITIONING UPRIGHT PIANO. Reason­ or 0039. By FEDDERS able offer accepted. Phone H. B. POPE CO., Inc. DENTAL ASSISTANT desire* 322-0839. 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 permanent position. Phone 865-5623. PRIVATE SALEl NEED YOUR FURNACE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE CLEANED? IRONING. 323-0777, KITCHEN UTENSILS You will find my work faat. CHINA, GLASS reliable ft efficient. Expar 81. Income P ro p e rty SILVER ft RUGS lenced in all type Gas Ser­ OTHER ITEMS vice 8c heating. Call Wayne FOR SALE. Reasonable, In­ AT ISOt CELERY AVE. Poole, 322 9162. come property, c o r n e r 10 a. m. to 5 p. m. French Ave. and 3rd St 0 1 . M usical In s tru m e n ts MRS. W. A. FITTS. SR. Tamed Commercial. Phone Piano Tuning and Repair L. Harmon - FA 2-45X1 51. Article* For Kent * * Men-women, 15-52. Start high as $102 a week. Preparatory training u n.t 11 appointed Thousands o( jobs open. Ex­ perience usuatl necessary. FREE Information on jobs, salaries, require meets. Write TODAY giving name, ad­ dress and phooa. Lincoln Service, Box 53, Sanford Herald. V?'i Permanent Special Our Budget Wave Now $6.93 LUGUSTRUM - Viburnum, Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop gal. cans, 3 for 31. Carious 311 Palmetto Ave. 3:2 0834 Nuraery. Lake Drive, Caaaelberry. PERMANENT SPECIAL fm August, $6 complete. Hatel 50. .Mine. F o r r a l e Porter Beauty Shop, 1194 W 2Sth. 32*1321. GENERAL ELECTRIC Refri gerator, ll.S cu. ft. White COMPLETE BEAUTY SER exterior, pink interior. Very VICE. Reasonable price* dean, excellent cooditkn. 71. M a lt H elp W a n te d Free parking, 2nd ft Oak. $75 Call 322-707$. Harriett'* Beauty Nook, 103 MEN for full-time Nursery S. Oak, 322*5742. SEPT. SPEC. La die'a Shoe*. farm work. Call Mr. Well* $1.86 on convenient racks. after • p. m. 322-4660. 6. Child Care Surplus City. WORKING MOTHERS' FOR SALE: PAINTINGS. Jap* MAN SX*45 for Insurance Debit, Sanford area. Salary plu* 1 will give good care to 1 or anese motif. Several avail* commission. 323-0643. I children 3 or 6 daya. Can able now, others by Com­ furnish excellent reference*. mission. Can be seen a t 120 72. Fcm aW H elp W a s te d Reaaonahle. Sualand. Ph. Laurel Dr„ 322-0331. 322 5445. SUPPLEMENT INCOME! GOOD Orthopeuic mattress Need ladies, 35 - 65, with R. Doge • C a ts • Petit set. Call after 8:30. 322 9370. without car for Survey work DOGS RECEIVED tor Adop AIR CONDITIONER, Pbilco, 4 hours, 5 days per No selling. $1.23 to $1.30 P * Ban, boarded. Animal B**< Room, $53. 3228106. hour. See Company Repre­ cua League, 1700 W. Minceaota, Del.and. Ph. 734-1846. GUNS. Buy, Sell, Trade, Re­ sentative 9 a. m. Sharp, Room 206, Meiach Bldg.. 324 pair. O S T E E N BRIDGE 1r>. Special Service* E. 1st St. FISH CAMP. TRACTOR Mowing. 322*7564. By N adine Seltzer 322-4757 or 322 3020. F o r Sale BEDROOM i f f . A p a r t n c n t a fo r R e n t 120. A a t t M l h r i S * rv k * UKEENBRfAB 2 Unfurnished, Clean 4 Rooms, t i t Park. K1NGSW0OD gas and tax. Located on 123. B o a t* | M otor* IT-92, 1 block S. of No. 419 Cowan. 322-8019. junction (at 3-Potnti). See 1-Room Efficiency apt. wftft ATTENTION HUNTERS! Why be uneoafartnble waiting far anytime. Pk. 222-1457 after pvt. bath ft shower, suitable that deer? See these Dean! 6 p. m. weekday* or any­ for couple or single person time Sat. or Sun. or retired. All utilities In­ Houseboat, 22* sleep* 4, cluded tn rent. Ideally lo­ lights, water ft stove, $700. 2 ft 3 Bedroom Houses cated on 1st St., wKfcia 1 Cabin Cruiser, 17’ i l t spa 2, P a y to n R e a lty block of 5 tee* parking lota $400. Houseboat IT S Boom* 323-1301 17-62 at Hiawatha and bath, sun dock, pilot and ahopptog oantar. In­ 3 BEDROOM Unfurnished. 809 quire at Manuel Jacobean house, lights, sleeps 6 fura. W. 8th. Inquire at 810 W. Dept. Store 211 E. Flret 84. tahed. $3,000, 322 7741. 9th, 323-0766. FURNISHED Apartment. Ter- Gateway To Tho Working widow wlshaa to raizo floors, til* both, airRobson Sporting Goods shara her home with a wo­ conditioned. Adulta. Phooa Your KV1NBUDK Deafer man or couple. 322-4387. 322 6301. 506-66 E. tat. Ph. PA M M RENTALS Ftarn. Apt. 2300 taeftoavtUa. AUTO GLASS Choice Iota svailabla ta electric kiteften. 322-3631. W E L A K A APARTMENTS Greenbrlsr of Loch Arbor INSTALLED ’ etarlooklng golf course. FURNISHED COTTAGE: Llv- 114 W. First SI. Sonkorik Ginns sad M a i Custom building to your Ing room, dining, kitctien, 1C om p o s y apeclfiratlees. Greenbrier Bedroom. Bath, water and EFFICIENCY. $46. lit Park HI Magnolia PK. FA $4U electric furnished, 563 plus developed by FURN. Apt. Close 1*. Jimmie BUILDERS, INC. 90S Fairmont Dr. 7A 2-9074 EV ER ETT A. H A RPER AGENCY * REALTOR ft Park Ave. FA A2IM *g PA 2 2M3 LAKEFRONT ESTATE 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath Horn# on 2 acres with over 200 ft on large lake. Only $13,300 with Terms! Call today! Stemper Agency Realtor lniuror-TrsJet 522-4991 1919 8. frsneh Avs. Furnished or Unfurnished 115. Auton For Salt Ball-Biair Agency Pk. 523-3641 118 S. Park Avo. '39 Ford, Clean— $330 3-BEDROOM house, kitchen ’58 Olds Wag., A/C, Power, Runs Perfect, $230 Very attrscUve, spacious, and equipped. 517 Escambia Dr. '38 Ford Wag.— 5100 comfortabte 2 Bedroom Cus­ 322-0020. ’33 Pont. Wag. -5100 tom built home on well landscaped homtslte. Fea­ 2-BEDROOM bouse, complete­ '53 Tord P L '- $175 ly furnished. 322-2377. tures include fully equipped SUNSHINE EDDIE’S electric kitchen (Including i BR. Flint. House. Fit. 668USED CARS dishwasher), screened Flor Call 322-1073 5123. Ids Patio, Brick fireplace In '61 VW, Excellent cond., RAH Living room, sad many *x F U R N I S H E D 3 Bedroom Bltck. 11093. 322 5577, 5-7:30 House. M il Palmetto, Ph. tra* including air-condition p. m. 322-0274. or. Krceter, a u t o m a t i c clothes washer, and otheri 3 BR, Unfurnished house. Ph 1982 Econollne rickup $593; too numerous to itemize. Muitang RoUtiller with new 322 8802. engine, $106. 322-1113. Only $14,496 with excellent 2 Bedroom homa, 51? Catalina. 'S3 Ford Station wign, A/T. terms. Exclusive with 1 BR. fura. house, Lake Mary. Good tlr*a. RAH. RtaaonNo pet*. 322-3049. able. Ph. 685-40(2. JUST LISTED! w u t ^ M t i ta k m L aker CUSSIIED INDEX 1— Lost a r««s< 2— P»r»'n»l» 4— Beauty Care 5— Day Suriarlaa »—CUII1 Care at—Monay Wanlad •4—Kavlnge ft L ose as—inauranee • v—Sahetola ft laatruetlane 7*—Xw ptaym aat Saralca* 71— Mala Hale Wantad is—Livestock 72—Kamala Hatp Wantad IS—apacl.it Notices 71—Mala we Kamala Haig IS—Catarina 74—Salat Halp Wanlad 14—t’lacaa tn Kit 77—Situation Wantad K>—Sparta) Sarvlcaa »1—Incoma Property IS—Swimming Pool. »J—*ualnaaa Prop —Mala IT—Jaaltarlal Sarvlcaa I I — R tal K alala Wanlad t l —t>o-lt-Youraalf 14—Rtal Kalata Salt 1a— ■nnj.n.a IT !:„»m C** i,ad .«:a 10—t'oncrate Condi. SO—l.uta Kor Salt 11—Hums Itapalre St—Karma—Urn vaa 22—1-lumMng *2—Out o f * la la A.-raaaa 31—Painting s i —llouaaa Kor Sala 24—Wall Drilling »•—llnutaa—Sata «r Rant 24—Air Con<t A Htalli ST—llouaa r » r Rant 31—Itaillo - Tatavlalnn la#—Raanrt Rantala IS—Photo a K-iulpmrn tu t—Tra tiara— Cahanaa 10—ltuma Appllancaa tea—lloblla llum aa—Mat* 11— Musical In.truni.r I1#J—Moblla Humaa—llan l 13— llualnraa K-inlpm* l n |—Trallar Spara— Rant 31—Jnh Printing l * i —Trallar Ixvla—Hat* 24—L’phnlalary l" t —Apartmanla Kor Rant ln »—tlnnma Kar Rant la—Vacuum Ctaanar* IT—Moving a Storage Ho— llu ltl Hooma 112—Itantal Aganla 33—Lai arm! nature 43— Plente—Klow.re—1 t i l —Wantad To ll*nt 10—Mlac. Kor Mala 111—Autua S'nr Mala St—Article. Kor ll'nl 114 —Autoa—Sal* or Tra da S3—Swap nr l-'.achanga 1 U —Trucka Kor Mala S3—Wentad To lluy 12"—Autnmnllva Marvlra 14— Kurnllur# K-r Sal< 121—fconlara ft I'yrlaa 15— Antlquca fn r Sata 121—Hftata ft Matnra 44— Monay To laoen II I— Marina Supplta* 10—Uuilnaa* Uppnrtunl • —Do**—C ats— Pale 322-5612 From Sanfard Cacha | 95. Houses For Sail WILL SELL $6,000 equi la $12,000 home for $1200, n ithly payments $65. Ph. 123 0667. 5 ROOM HOUSE on Ol Orlando Hiway. Ph. . 013 after 7 p. m. $100 DOWN Stenstrom Realty 2363 Park Dr. 322 3430 l .0 NOWOOD AREA RENTALS I Bank l COUNTRY CLUB IIT8. Rt. 17 92. Turn on R1. 427 At rive Points, is mi. tn SR 13 HOME OWNERS Good Rental homes, Priced Salesman on Premises right, are renting and leas­ NEW 2 Bedroom, large utility ing fasti room, carporte. Urge shad­ Call Today. For Prompt and ed lot. Fruit tree*, latw down Efficient Service, (t l'aysl Payment. Easy Term*. Ph. 322 6830. Stenstrom Realty 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, screen ad patio. Ph. 323-0365. 2585 PARK DRIVE 322-2420 322-7405 STam saraitnola County AIR CONDITIONED 3 Bed- NIGHTS 322-6524 - 323-0346 (D ial Dtraol) room, 2 Bath, Florida Room, axtra nlca utility room, new hot water heater, shady 95. House* F o r Sal* fenced yard, facing lake. 100. Itroort Rental* Ph. 322 4939, HUTCHISON'S OCEAN FRONT APTS. ITS ALWAYS SPRING 339 So. Atlantic Whin you enjoy the comfort Daytona Reich of central heat and air In Call 322 tow this beautiful home. 3 Bed­ room, 2 Bath, electrically 102. Mobile Home* • Sale kitchen, covered FHA - VA HOMES equipped patio ami many extras. MOBILE HOMES moved rea 2, 3, 4 4 BEDROOMS $13,000 Total price — $300 sonably safely. Details a r­ 1. Da, A 2 BATHS Down. ranged. Anywhere Kla. Ap KITCHEN EQUIPPED proved tractor. Writ* 1*. O. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT? Box 1341, Sanford. For Complete Information See or Call Your 1-2 and 3 Bedrooms Investment A Realty NEW and USED FHA - VA 116 N. Park Ave. 322 9171 Awnings A Cabanas SALES BROKER We Have The Home For You NORTH ORLANDO, 2 owi- QUALITY MOBILE HOMES room, screened porch, nicely Hwy. IT 92 S 322-2362 landscaped. 130 N. Cortez. 425-5938 $100 DOWN SOUTHWARD Piano Servicing ft Tuning Gina Cumbaa — 222-2861 Seminole Rea Stenstrom Realty Legal Notice $100.00 DOWN HER! HOMES FOR SALS V A - FHA Property Management and Sales Broker JIM HUNT Stenstrom Re^f REALTY *53 FORD, good body, good mechanical condition, Call 3r> w « , r i*«dr HirroH. Price 510,300 — No Qualifrtng BED MODEL A. See at 1700 SMALL DOWN PAYMENT HOME RENTERS W. 13th St. $63 per month Pay* All It’s Just good business to 1 BEDROOMS, IVt BATHS check first with Sanford’s Carport# largest H o m e Servicing Westinghouse Kitchen Agency. Fine Homes, Fairly Central Oil Heat Priced. In all Sizes! FIIA-VA HOME SI. Heal E state • Sale RENT A BED SEVERAL Outstanding 3 t 3 Rollaway, Hospital, B a b y Bedroom Homea avails in Bads, by Day, Week, or MCE BUILDING LOTS or Business lots and l Building all Areas of Sanford. 1$ us Month. on the lots. Hava • left, one Show you Around l An investment, not an ex­ CARROLL’S FURNITURE for $300 or eight for $2300 oo pense. Call FA 2 5612 for 118 W. 1st 322-3181 the corner Main St. and expert advice on a Herald r Court St. and Lexington Ave. advertising campaign. 52. Swap or Exchange Enterprise, Fla. 686-4601. 1901 I . Park Ave ALUM CRAFT Sport boat, Ga­ FA 2-5232 anytime 3 BEDROOM. 1 Bath, fenced tor trailer, 10 h.p. Evisrude 2385 PARK DRIVE hack yard, kitchen equipped. BART PILCHER, Broker —12 Gau. lthica Feather it t u b c in c u iT r o i n r is 322-2420 322-7495 Easy terms. 322 5428 or 322ROBERT A. WILLLAI Personal Service im i ro n v i '.t m o i .K n i l weight pump gun, for T ra­ NIGHTS 322-8524 — 323-9346 0645. Realtor TV. ST.OIIIIIV. X). 1no I Call 322-7496 vel trailer. 17-92 N. of T ilt; WfLLtAMUPCItOtl SAV. Raymond Lu*6qul*t. 3 BEDROOM, 1 Bath near ISO* BANK, e New TorX bankBridge on right aide. Ogle*. 87. Huslne.-t# R en tal* PA 5-2*11 AUsatle Saak Ing serporatlan. Ploecrest School ft new Plaintiff. 53. Wanted To Huy Shopping Center. VA !.oan. F o r LEASE—Service Station. 204 Laurel Dr. Ph 322 8831. JOSRPII KLMO AXimteWS at St. Johns Real Good location. Good pro­ LARGE Drafting Board, good at. NEW nOMES THE TIME TESTED HM rvafandanta ducts. Good treatment. Ph. JUMBO HOUSE 5 Room, 2 condition, r e a s o n a b l e . VOTIi'K o r SI’IT locally 322-4342, or apply to 111 N. Park Ave. FA An West Fourth St. Just off Per­ car * garage, palio. Stove, 322 1296. t i i e sta te o r rioniD A simmon. Salesman oo pro­ the PURE OIL COMPANY. T o i Jnaaph Elmo Andrawa. disposal, diih w a s h e r . NEW HOMES perty, 4:00 to 7:00 p. m. Qtra 240 W. M lll.r A . .- 55. Furniture For Sale 322 1426 n-te. M ttchall Atr Korea Concrete Block Building, 36 x Available in Sanford are Monday- Wednesday- Friday. Itaaa, <Tardan Ctly. Lungwowl area (8 m 31. torrizzo floors with 1221 Saturday ft Sunday 1:00 to For Ute biggest selection at 2 BEDROOM Furnished house. t,on* Island, N«w V«rk Rrrntn* H. An-lrawa 7:00 p. m. on 17-92). Beady for olpfeet floor space for Rent. nearly new and used furni­ $63. Children w e l c o m e , Utra. 3 4i* W. Millar Ava. Bowman's Trailer Ct. Ph. ancy. $63 00 per mo. an p. ture, see Noll's Furniture Long wood. Ph. 293-4334, Or­ nua. Mttchall Air Korea Government Owned 865-4908. Custom Building, Residual Brokerage In Casselberry Itaaa, Oardan City, lando. Long laland. Saw Tork Home* or Commercial. on 17-92. Open 6 days 9 to 6. Tou ara hcraby no11fI• ■I that 3 BEDROOM, tiv bath. Avail LMN ENTERPRISES 96. Hou*e* • Sale tir Rent a ault haa naan ftlad agalnat abte Oct. 1st. Children wet FllEK ESTIMATE ynu In ihe abova entitled Builder, Harold Lng come. Phone 322 3608. .-aiiaa, an-t that you ara Upholstering ft Mattress ren­ CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON 902 Highland Ave Selection of 2, 3, and 4 qulrad t" til*1 »<>ur anawar with ovating. Naw ft Used Furnt LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s (ha Clark of ihla Court and tn Sales Office: 992 Highland 90. I ,n ls F o r S ale Bedroomi located In various 322 1397, turt. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. ,,r v . a copy ihoraof upon tho Longwood, Fla. sections of Sanford plaintiff nr platntlfra all'irCo.. at 706 Celery Ave. 531 3911 Collect nay*, a-hnae n»ma and addraaa Immediate Delivery 97. flouse* For Kent FA 2-2117. TION. 322 093d. la Jannlng*. Walla. Clark. an I MONTHLY PAYM ENTS llamllt-in. 121# fUrneit Xatlon2 BEDROOM Trailer. 30 x 10 • 1 II ink llnlldln*. Ja. kauuvllla_g«l| U| Your Fuinuure. MAYFAIR BUILDING LOTS. FROM $50.00 a Klnrtdw. t j T U - 'C ,.;,. VT." ***—-■ on private lot, 573 mo. at 333 Quick Service With the FOR TH E B E ST HOME 1S3 Ft. ! jt £‘V 2*, VA Nt. nhar II. 1S4I If you fall 10 N. Winter Park D r. Cassel Caik SUPER TRADLNGI Scott Ave. Will consider a dav-raa prn o.mf»aa.i will BUY ha anlar*d again*i Jnl> f°r berry. PUST. FA 2-0*77. S E E YOUR reasonable offer. J. N. Rob­ tha relief dam*nd*d In th* complaint. Ttile anil la to !<■*•• Used furniture, appliances, son. Jr. Ph. 322 1333 or 3222-BEDROOM furnished house, gloao a nrnrte.ee, Th* **■*! pf»02*._____________________ near Golf Course ind Lake tools, etc. Bought • Sold. parly pro, »e,t • .1 ...m e t 1Lol li. SOCTH PIXKCBBST Mary. 322 8807. Larry's Mart 315 Sanford Third Addlllnn. a aubllvl95. House* For Sale 4vt PH. FA 2-4132. alno. accordln* In a plat NEW 2 Bedroom house, kit For tha Rest But 1 th#r*«f raenr-lad In Plat Fif e • RESALES chen equipped. $75 month p-»,l» If. paaaa *2 *n,t ** i>9. School* & 1.4*1 ructitin* A New nr Resale Ho Like new. 2 ft 3 BEDROOM »r 1li* Pilblh- It-1“fd* “f Ph. 322-3883. See Stenstrom Rcalt S'-mln'ile Count). Kh-rhU. MASONRY Homes, 1 A 2 VVITXKSH my hind <nd ‘ha SEMINOLE KINDERGARTEN 2-BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ Baths, Kitchens Equipped. •We Have The Home Foe Nunery tot* taking registraa. «! ..f f il l I’-iurt at Sanford. ped. fenced hick yard. Con Kl - li thla 24th day of Ail(ions. Qualified teacher. 21 5100 Down, Payments less gU*l 1344 venient tn base. $61 mo. than rent. hr service. Reasonable Ph. lSK.lL> . , 322-4549 after I p m. Arthur H Beckwith. Ir. 322 9139 »r 322-7520. 1IELMLY REALTY rirrk of tha Circuit C-iurt H) Martha T Vihl*n 2 B E D R O O M Unfurnished DANCING LESSONS: Ages l _______ Ph. 322-1641________ 2383 PARK DRIVE Deputy Clark house, 2811 S. Laurel, Ph. up. Billet. Toe, J a » . $3 per t BEDROOM, 2 B ithj, wtl! 322-2420 Saitt.iha*. alia, (.lark* 322515a. and Hamilton month Instructor Slartlyn to wall carpet, built-in ap­ NIGHTS $22-8124 - 323 I Office: 322-2111 T-'*'t Barnatt Nat‘1 Bank Btdg Bennrtt. Call Bob Ray’s pliances. intercom, central Nights: 323-0700 ji.-ltn nvlll* *. Kiorid* LAKE MARY. ! Bedroom, I'uhMa* Aug SI A S»pt * 1* Studio of Dance. 322-4710 be­ air and heat, fenced. Ph 322 0645 Florida loom, feaced yard. ;- 1144. tween 7 and IQ p. m. 322 334)3. 2324 Park Drive 3221507. 1. t“ 11 W 97. House* For Rent 101. Trailer Space • Kent AVAILABLE Sept. I. 323 (367. 106. Apartment* for Kent 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. Aircaoditlooed Bedroom. $63. I ll E. Mil., 322 4283. DOWNSTAIRS Unfurnished 2 Bedroom apartment, kitchen equipt. 1081# W. 18th St. Ph. 319-3932 Geneva. FUKNISHK!) apartment, in­ quire 404 E llth St., Apt. 7. Repossessions '35 Chry*. $(Wt bal. $32 mo. '38 Ramb. $279 bal, $ll mo. '38 Chcv. $499 bal, $24 mo. '81 Renault, $330 hat, $29 mo. '35 Cadillac $707 bal, $37 mo. '37 Ply. HT, $393 bal, $32 mo. '61 Chev. $997 bal, $13 mo. '80 Ford. $797 bal, $33 mo. '35 Pont. $691 bal, $33 rao. ‘39 Chev. Wg. $607 bal, $32 mo. '39 Ply Wg. $657 bal. $21 mo. '36 runt. Wg $301 bal $21 mo. '35 Chev. Wg. $739 bal, $36 mo. '37 Olds Wg. $697 bal, $32 mo. '19 Merc. $699 bal, $32 mo. '33 Cadillac. $301 bal, $31 mo. '39 Chev. V5 $902 bal. $39 mo. ’60 Talcon $747 bal, $3$ mo. •81 VW. 11091 bal., $42 mo. '39 Old*. Cpe $997 bal, $39 mo. '35 Olds, $399 hal, $3t mo. ’37 Olds HT. $89.1 bal. $33 mo. 'M Chev. Bui. $Wl hal. $39 mo. '34 Pont. $499 hal. $24 mo. ’34 Cadillac $499 bal, $21 mo. '31 Pont. $199 bal, $31 mo. '60 Lin. A/C $1992 hal, $32 mo. 'HI Renault, $392 bal, $31 mo. '35 Hillman. $397 bal, $31 mo. •36 FoM PU, $397 bal, $31 mo. '34 Ford PU, $199 bal. $23 mo. '33 Caddy $399 bal, $19 mo. 'S3 Ford, $79 bal, $8 mo. '33 Rutck, $35 bal, $4 mo. '34 Chav. $53 bal, $3 mo. '33 Olds, $99 bal, $5 mo. '35 Ply. 197 hal. $8 mo. '60 VW truck $792 bal. $34 mo. '35 Merc. $797 bal.. $35 mo. '36 Chev. $357 bal, $31 bat. '36 Chev. $419 bal, $19 mo. '60 Tord Wg. $597 bal, $37 mo. WE DO TRADE! National REPOSSESSIONS, INC. SANFORD AVE. OPEN EVENINC8 1012 Phone 322-4503 2 ROOM APARTMENT, Pri 1-0. Automotive Service vate bath ft entrance, 318 COHEN RADIATOR SHOP MellonvUle Ph. 322-3420. Free Inspection, estimates, $30 nto. Up. Surplus City. pickup, delivery. Reeoring FURNISHED OR UNFURN­ ft repaus discounted. 211W E. 3rd. 313-3645 ISHED 2 Bedroom Duplex Apartment Terrain) Hours Auto GUoo, Twp# lile bath, water furnished. ft Sea' Covers Ph. 322-2331 after 3 p. m. 2 BEDROOM Furnished apart­ ment. $33. 1703 Magnolia. FURNISHED garage apt. Ph 322-2800. LARGE 2 bedroom furnished apartment. $49 3» 1703 Mag­ nolia. 322 r»51 or 322-2298 CLEAN Furnished downstairs apartment with attic fan. Adulta 322-1134. ROSE COURT APARTMENTS I BR. Furnished Apt. 1st Floor, Near Naval Base. 2015 San­ ford Ave. 688 (323 SANFORD HERALD WANT ADS BRING FAST RESULTS AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. 304 W. tad SI. FA 11012 ALL WORK GUARANTEED Before you buy . . see 62 OLDS CUTLASS COUPS V-*. Ant* Tree#., Radio a*d Healer, Bucket Seats, All Vinyl Interior 1895 62 RAMBLER Ambassador Custom 4-Dr, Sedan, V-8 Engine, Stand. Trens.. P. Steering, Power Brake*, Heater, Air Conditioned. *1595 62 FALCON -SQUIRE" 8TA. WAGON 4-Dr- 6-CyL, Aule T reatRadio and Heater 1595 60 Chev. B eltir Four-Door Hardtop, 6 CyL, Automatic Tra ns mils ion, Radio and Healer. ’1295 61 Chev. Belair 4 • Door, V-6, Automatic Tran.mis.lon, Radio And Heattr, Low Mileage, On* Owner Car. 1495 60 CORV AIR M l—r -so#’* K..I—. Standard Tranemlsaloa, Radio and Healer. '895 59 English Ford Ttismee Panel Track, Clean, Solid Throughout. ’795 59 Internationa] •'i Ton Ceh And Chnaaie, Build Your Own Body. ’545 OPEN EVERY N IG H T T I L | P.M . Saturday* Til I P.M. unnEcmj HOLLER • WMKl&lN • AUtOMIlK CVft VHt W • AUIOVATK DK») *\ D IC K ’S APPLIANCE SERVICE 31* Hanford Are., 321-7658 MOTOR SALES 2nd. i t P a lm e tto P h . 322-623 L 2507 F u k Dr. P h . 322-0861 i �h n I t — 8h0L t , n t c • Mon. • Tues. • Wed* Quiz: Would You Like To Bo The Boss? Waal to be a bout Vak - M n yee attar m n§ gh there's t* rich aatWacUnto ktiai _ r, k a to | a tauter t yon cm teatflt i9«Ua I fattnrv. Oa tte ___ teat, k jrau to ter# what k take*, knowing that ym have U wi* telp give you tte toeeattvo to metal* a drive to tte to*. j to la y H. Jordan, i rio* praakkat of tte j . C. Pexaay Company, everyoaa a te aaptroa to reach tte H |U « at mtaagamaflt should oak himself to teak tu n yardstick by which aU Panaay ataaa maaaoara a n a***arte aai to which ttey aiuat tralaiBf p r o g r a m tte impartaaea of aatf railanew to prapara traincaa tor tte hay company poaiUoes af atora nuaagamant To aaa hew yea rata as masaiamciit material, give yooraalf to potato tor aaeh "yea” ta tte following quit, five pointa for aaeh "hilfyei" amt ta n for each ’‘no.” r te n aaa tte acoriag tahla at tte and. 0 a yaw kte No quality la more Import* to aa asecutlva. Tte opinion other* hire of you la often a reflectioa of what you think about them; if you Ilka item, they'll like you — and work (or you. This doean’t mean that you mutt bn friendly to tte point when you fail to crtticlaa poor effort!. It dot* mean, on tte other hand, that your critklira ahould be aim* rd at helping your aubordisate, nettT at merely boosting your own apo. Da y*u fa tly fob? Jab wafl la tte only way you caa ad* vaaca to a tetter ooe, tar poet partormaaca to what potential a n Jadpad an. You’ll Job better tf you wby you do it - Jwt when you and your fob fit into tte total company picture. Thii win net only imprnra your morale, but, by giving you • tetter praep of tte orgeniiatlon'a aat-up, prepare you tor the neat atop up. Da yaa leak I * bettor m*toedir Do yaa try to dream up idea* that will attract enatomefi, tocnaae aale*. aava the company money T Do you undentand and work at tte important function of flndinp tte moat efficient way to pet thlnpi done? Da ym If you look around for aomathinp to do when your Immedi­ ate auigomrnt to fulfilled, U you atay with a Job whan other* would let down, if you- Dimes Savers Telephone Official Pose Problem Gets Post In Bank For U. S. Hint E. 0 . Banka, president of tied hla tie South Seminole Bank, Fern put M hie coat, he aleo Park, today announced the ; tte dime from hie draw­ election of Runtil P, Hub er. On hie way to work, he bert to membership oa tte need tte dime ta buy a paper. bank'* board of directors. H a newahey apaat the dime Tte board of directors la for a cup af coffee at a shop naming Hulbcrt as a new where tte proprietor pan the member pointed out hla buiidime fat change to a man who neii career and generous parteupht a pack af elgarctUa. Thin man toft the dime ee n tip when te bought lunch and tte waitrew (pent It for bobby pine that afternoon at Die dime atora, Tte dime store pare it in change to a woman who bought a pale ot aun* By Jane Casselberry glaatea and aha apent it for The Mona Club of CaassJa roll of mlnta at the candy berry received an official shop. The man in the candy visit last Thursday night atep pare the dime In change from Clauds E. Uxk* of to a man who bought hla wife taeahurg, district governor of 35-0, a t a meeting held at o boa of chocolate*. In a tingle day, the dime the Trad* Winds Cafeteria In •erred at a medium of ex­ Seminal* Plaza, Lock# gave a report on the change In eight tran*action* But there It atopped. For the Lions International Conven­ man who bought tho ehoeo- tion held this summer In Tor­ Into# to not only a thoughtful onto, Canada. Other distinguished guests huaband, ho I* alio a dlmoanvar. Whan ho got home, ha at the meeting were Deputy dropped the dim* In a cigar District Governor At targe, hoi In hla dreeaer drawer Sam L, Shaw, Mt. Dora, and where It will remaliv-olong Deputy District Governor for with 157 earlier dlraee—and Region Three, Harold A. Jen­ kins of Orlamlo, more to tom*. la tho dlme-aaver doing To emphasize the problems wrong T Not in the uaual of the blind and encourage ■ana*. In fact, he i» practic­ interest In the club's light ing thrift through aaving, a conservation program, l.iona generally accepted virtue. Hut Milton Freeman and Hibbard Casselberry at* their salads today our country ia in the while blindfolded. throe* of a coin ihortag*. No­ body ctalma thla shortage ia being rauaed by dime-savers, Spectators Gored but the drainer-drawer depoaSAN HKHA8TIAN DE LOS It, the piggy-hank balance and REYES. Spain (U PI)—More the augar-bowl aupply are an­ than 3(1 persons were knock­ cient and wideapread cuatnma ed down or gored by siz and account for literally bil­ stampeding fighting bulla lions of roina now deeperately here Sunday during an "enneeded to eeie tho need* of derm," when the streets are retail trade. barricaded off and the bulls Roth tl. R- mlnta are now herded along them to the hull working overtime to Increaa* ring. coin production, and another Spectators are allowed to mint ia to be romtrucled. In run with the bulls. the meantime, roina already minted mint be kept in cirfiliation if both retailer and roniumer are not to ihare In o frustrating Impaee* at the eeih register. Do ynur share. Take your enina to the bank and turn them In for paper money. Or bettor yet, put them In a sav­ ings account where theyll multiply through the magic of Interest. That's an added benefit you’ll never get from your drawer drawer. Locke Visits Lions Club tJcipation in civic and com­ munity endeavors aa outstand­ ing qualifications for this po­ litic*. Hulbert, a Maitland area rwidtnt for over tl years, is a member and past president of tho Maitland Chamber of Commerce, and a member ot the Winter Park Chamber of Commerce. !o addition, te ia a past vice-chairman of the Weklva District, Boy Scouts of Amtrtca, and an elder and trustee of Maitland’a First Presbyterian Church. Ho is a member of the Central Flori­ da Navy League and a direc­ tor of the Mental Health As­ sociation of Orsnge County. Ho is past committee chair­ man of the Plant • Engineer­ ing Committee of the statewide Florida Telephone Asso­ ciation. An employe of the Winter Park Telephone Company for over 31 years, Hulbcrt has risen "through tho ranks" from lineman to his present position as executive vice president. He was elected to t h e Telephone Company's board of directors in IM2. llulbert Is marlred to the former Issbelle M. McNair. Mrs. llulbert, as well as the couple's four children, Jim­ my, Chuck, Grace and San­ dra, were all born in Mait­ land. Hla parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest E. Hulbcrt also reside in Maitland. South Seminole Bank was chartered In IM1, opening on June M of that year. The progreat made by thie financial institution over the past 3 years la indicative of the ra­ pid development of the Mait­ land • South Seminole County area. Reaourcei of South Sem­ inole Bank have increased to their present total approach­ ing $7,000,000. South Seminole Bank now employs 20 and continues to expand ita facilities aa de­ mand wararnta. Do yew accept SEPT. 25th fr PARK, SANFORD B E SURE TO BRING IN YOUR 7, “CHEER", "IVORY LIQUID”, LABOR D A Y . “COMET" * “DASH” COUPONS! “HOOD - 33** "KELLOGG’S” L IQ U ID BLEACH tataor*"" CORK FLAKES QT. 8 OZ. BTL. PKG. Limit: 3 With Yoor $3 Or Mor* Food Order, Ptooao. Limit: 3 With Your $3 Or More Food Order, Plea**. “SH U RFIN E” “CAMPBELL’S” EVAPORATED M ILK TALL f CAN t TOMATO SOUP ' TALL Vl CAN On E asy Term s FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE M A T H ER of Sanford Limit: I With Your $3 Or Mor* Food Order, Pleoa* 4 *<*>«*■* Bed Room Suites “SEALI)-SWEET” FROZEN I T . S. NO. 1 WHITE POTATOES 10 ms. 5 9 * • LEMONADE • LIMEADE • • • • Bookcase Bed Double Dreeaer oed Mirror Roomy Cheat a 6 OZ. Mattress and Matrhiag Box Spring* by Southern ' BARTLETT PEAKS OR PRUNE PLUMS CAN 2 iBS- 29* Crows In flea Funs Grey or Danish Walnut EASY TERMS - OPEN FRI. NITES MATHER FLA. GRADE “A” Fryer Parts of Sanford SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT 20.1-09 E. last ST. 322-0983 LEGS • THIGHS I BREASTS (with rib) r FRESH Club To Stage ‘Victory Meet* By Jan* Casselberry The H t m i n o l a County Young Republican Club haa announced a "GoMwater Vic­ tory Strategy Meeting" to be held at • pm. Tuesday in the Caucus Room of Florida State Bank in Sanford. E. Pope Bassett, president of the club, omphaaiaea that oil Semlnolo Ccunty voters, regardless of party affilia­ tion, who realty wont to do something tangible to help in the campaign or* invited to attend. "This mooting,” he said, “Is not for thoeo who would just like to talk politics but for those who want to work for Goidwator and accomplish some practical political re­ mits.” MONDAY, Are yow an apttatot? A good executive is optimis­ tic and enthusiastic about his Job and his company and oeeka to footer this construc­ tive approach ia hto co-work­ er*. Do you "talk-up" your firm when you’re a m o n g friends, Instead of Joining the Mile chorus of griperaT erttktom S avin gs W E’LL BE OPEN H. gractooaiy? Taking criticism personally to not only a sign of immatur­ ity — H'a a sure way to cheat yourself of good will and val­ uable pointers. If you honestly think your critic is wrong, speak up and maka countersuggestions. But be sure you apeak from knowledge and not from hurt pride — especi­ ally if H'a tte boss whose oplnfcm you're challenging. Con yon express yourself well? Unleu you ean phrase your thoughts claarly and concise­ ly, you’re not adequately equipped to tell others what to do. Numerous personnel studies have ahown that exe­ cutives In every field tend to have above • average vocabu­ laries. if you know you're weak here, or in the spelling or grammar department, cor­ rect these deflciencie* before they hurt your chances. Dees Mow fly? If it teems to stand still, G reat RIGHTS RESERVED progressing at tte same dip. There’s nothing wrong with dock-watching so long aa you use tte dock as a stimulus to work, not as an eaeapn from Tte boat way to time your speed la tho race for success la to keep • record of your performance. No matter what your Job la, not* how much you accomplished each weak or each month. Set your own goals. Sccrr# yourself II fallow*: IS to loo points — you hava H, and art a prims manager prospect with an excellent IUtlihood or reaching tte top. U to to — You are definite­ ly management material, hut you'll te wise to step up your efforts if you want to live up to your potential. 75 to ao — You can make it, but you have a lot of compe­ tition. Aik yourself bow you can improve. 63 to 70 — the odds are against your landing a Job in top management unless you ean lick those traits that have coat you so many points. Below 65 — being a mana­ ger isn't everything. Your best bet la to seek success as a spouse and as a citizen. If you have the gumption a man agement position is barely passible, but you would prob­ ably be happier seeking a career in another direction. 9 ( SAG Q U Awm r to To willing to toe* •la* how to do wmething, you’re tte "responsible” kind who's likely to go places. Are yew wtotag to leans? Tte potential e x e c u t i v e knows that te must literally lean to succeed — by taking u m i, talking to superior* of mora experience, co-work­ ers, keeping up with trade literature. Bat technical know­ ledge to not tte whole story. Tte development of lifelong "study habits” that have little to do with booUore; recognis­ ing tte needs of cuetomere, talking to people about their needs and preference*; learn­ ing aU you eat about tho people your firm serve* —all help you do ■ more effective Job now and boost your man­ agerial potential. 2 With This ike Parc baa* Of "Bio* Bonnet” OLEO 1 line Lb. Situated on large individually landscaped Iota Features include central hr a t and air conditioning TWO NEW HOMES NOW COMPLETE PURE” LBS. 50 EXTRA Coopon * "100'J, ^ Phi*. 31c 50 EXTRA GO LD BOND 50 EXTRA With Thto GO LD BOND '"Center S li«d" S T AMP S With Thto A TVw Purr boa* Of ICmtpca X The Purchaa* Of Each Pkg. Of “Petto” STAMPS ______________ ----- Coupon good at your "Tbrlftwoy" Only Thru Wrd., September ». ENCHILADA DINNERS II.VM 13 Oa. I‘kg. JJc Coupon good at roar “Thrift*ay* Only Thru Wrd.. September 3. | Coupon good nt your "Thriftway" Only Thru Wed.. September ». MODERN KITCHENS BY "La Choy" S E H R A l A l U e T R I C ShosunahsUi tiumrnl Office a ll W 16th St. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Custom Building Our Specialty Salta Office 312-7495 322-3103 STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS CHOP SUEY VEGETABLES CHOW MEIN NOODLES "La Choy" No. 303 Can SOY SAUCE No. 303 Can BEEF CHOP SUEY 5 Oz. BtL No. 303 Can 19 53 �DoraAims Full FuryAt U.S. Coastline ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ City Speeds 'Cane Workmen Told To Stand By For Big Blow RVAH • One Nivy Wlv«», sponsoring the forthcoming Talent Show for the benefit of the USO, report that the "VlgHantes" — a five piece b a n d will appear on the program. The quintet Is compoeed of Dob Mooney, Emile Caup, Jack Shafer, Russ Hamilton ami Steve Collins. Jack LcBlanc, a vocalist and pianist, has also agreed to perform. Additional audi­ tions aro stated for Monday nights the 7th and 14th of September. o i l Clearing of right-of-way pro­ perty for repaving SR 427 la under way. Dense brush Is be­ ing removed now on a le c ­ tion ot tne road just north ot Lyman High School. It'll be a blessing when this project is completed. • • • Note to the parent who wanted us to check on lunch periods at Sanford Junior High School: Yes, madam, your child is correct! There are three lunch periods. The first starts at 10:33 a m., the second at 11:38 a.m. and the third Is at 12:29 p m. Can you Imagine going to lunch before 10:43 in the .naming? But tbit's tight. Principal Hugh Carlton ex­ plains it this way; "We’ve got more than 1,300 students here and the enrollment is grow­ ing every day. When a school term first begins more pupils eat in the cafeteria. We're feeding between 300 and 400 at each lunch period. If we only had two lunch periods we'd have to expand the time of the lunch period to be sure they were all served." Out that's not all. Carlton also said that since classes begin at 8 a m. a large num­ ber of students must be up at fl a.m. for breakfast In order to be ready to catch buses as early as 7 a.m. "By 10:45 most of them are ready to eat," Carlton said. "If you don't believe it, visit our caf­ eteria during the first lunch period." We believe you! * V * Among the 838 graduates who completed their work dur­ ing Florida Stale University's third semester were Penelope Anne Ulackford of Altamonte Springs, Lorraine Y. Whiting of Geneva and Elisabeth Bu­ ford Williams of Sanford. • * • Mr. and Mrs. Harold If. Kastnrr of Sanford will be playing feature roles in plans for the 21st annual convention of the Florida Fruit and Veg­ etable Association. Mrs. Kastner is chairman of the ladies golf tournament to be held in connection with the organlzalion's get-together. Harold is a member of the men's tourney committee. The event will be held Sept. 23. » # • The newly formed Humane Society nireti Sept. 19 at the Civic Center from 7 to 9 p m., Jf. T. Johnson announced tod v ;. " .t "ot- ' v- T«wv*v'd;f ■•n "bring n lrirtd ." »RrfncsV mentj will be served, he says. ONLY 22 Days Left To R egister For General Flection City crews were h ard at work today under the direction of City Manager W. E. Know­ les and department superin­ tendents battening down the City of Sanford ahead of threatening Hurricane Dora. “Emergency crews have been placed on standby, and we are proceeding with our regular checklist of hurricane preparations," Knowles said. Preparations include check­ ing out fuel supplies and work­ ing conditions of the city's emergency generators that supply power to City Halt, the police station and the Navy Shore Patrol olliccs, the gen­ erator at Radio Station WTRR, two way radios, and heavy duty equipment and trucks. Crews were busy boarding up tiie lo o , with men lu aland by during the hurricane to keep watch over the animals. Knowles said that a man with i high-powered rifle has or­ ders to shoot if «ny of the wild animals should escape during the storm. Draglines, axes, chain saws, bush hooks, tow cables and trucks are ready to move trees, limbs or other heavy debris off streets or property If they are blown down by the storm winds. All portable objects. Includ­ ing city trash cans will be removed from streets and stored. Citizens are advised th at if they have debris lying around in their yards that they wish to remove themselves, the city land fill area will be open until 4:30 p.m. today. City crew* and officials will be on emergency standby duly all night and until all danger has passed, Knowles said. New Chairman Selected For Viet Nam Role ★ ★ Huge Storm Preparation Heads West ★ ★ ★ Seminole County * * * * on the St Johns River • * * * “The Nile of America” f e n t lf c U )L. 56 Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Hurricane warning* posted; high today In 80's; low tonight In 70'*. United Press Leased Wire E8tnbTi*hed l008 TUES., SEPTEMBER 8, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 273 Bulletin A twin-Jet Navy plane flee­ ing from hurricane Dora's path crashed la Lake Mon­ roe early this afternoon and eyewitnesses said both filer* were hilled. Henry Pyle of Lake Monrow Ian said the men, neither identified by naval olltclals, had either died in the trash or wrre drowned. He said he visited the plane trash site ia a boat and that “neither man survived.” The plane had just left th* nival station for Olathe, K it., to ride out the storm from that safe haven. It trashed in Lake Monroe about three miles from the south shore and in the vicin­ ity of Enterprise. Pyle aaid the men elected to ride to the water In the plane sinre the canopy wan still secured. Identity ot the two filers was withhrld pending notifi­ cation of next of kia. County Adopts Road Program For 6 Months fly Julian Slrnilrom Associate Editor A tentative mad program for the next six months was ndopted today by the County Commission calling for an expenditure of 8202,300 in ceunty funds for muterial*. Except for 88,200 remain­ ing in the current year's road iirnl bridge fund the amount to be expended will come frum the budget for ths 198485 flsrnl year. Major projects include the completion of the north mile of Winter Park Drive, South­ west Road, West Lake Brant­ ley Road, Twenty-Fifth Street extension, larks Mery Boule­ vard from Lake Mary to 1-4 and routlna maintenance. This section of the program will amount to 8102,508 for the cost of materials. Additional projects include: Disrict One — Richmond Road, Moore's Station, Sipes Avenue and I’ineway, a total of *21,000, District Two — Hutchison Parkway, County Home Road and Santa Barbara, a total of 118,500. District Thres—LongwoodMarkham Road and Raymond SAIGON, Viet Nam <UP11 —South Viet Nam’a military triumvirate baa elected M»J. Gen. Duong Van (Big) Minh ss ita chairman and will reelevate him to the honorary title of chief of state aa well, the government announced today. It was not Immediately clear in this lateet of fre­ quent recent shifts in the Vietnamese political kaleido­ scope whether actual power had shifted to Minh or was still retained by Premier Nguyen Khanh. The trimvirate Has pro­ mised to tum power over to civilian* within two month*. It consists of Minh, Khanh and Lt. Gen. Tran Thien A venue, fdS.OOO. District Four—Reed Ave­ khiem. nue and Lake Mills Road, The three generals agreed 87.800. Monday night on Minh'a ele­ District Five—Iowa, For­ vation. They gave him the respon­ est Drive, Vtne wood, Sunset end Lake Mary drainage, sibility of naming a civilian 117,700. council, which in turn is to Of these five districts the draw up a provisional consti­ Longwood • Markham Road, tution and name a provisional with materials running J28,assembly by the end of Octo­ 000, would rail for tha larg­ ber. • • est outlay sf fur.de. Thr t \ . . i • Jtinh was one r[ ‘ pe iu jjic t t*tTO)'L)A In the coup which overthrew for tha Hutchison Tarkway. the late President Ngo Dinh Diem 10 months ago. He in turn was kicked upstairs to Hikes Help Trio figurehead rhief of state in On Theft Spree Khanh'e own coup Jan. 30. DENVER (UIT) — Denver When Khanh proclaimed hintself President last Aug. police Monday arrested three 18, Minh was stripped of teen-agers who allegedly stole even his honorific title. But more then 83.000 worth of he rame back into prominence loot in house burglaries and following the rictlng that made their getaways on bi­ ended Khan's one-man rule cycles. 10 days ago. Detectives said the three— In another surprise move, two brothers. 15 and 17, and South Viet Nam's powerful ■ friend, 18—would toss the Buddhist leadership appealed loot into empty newspaper to the Communist Viet Cong bags strapped over ths han­ guerrillas to end their civil dlebars of their bicycles and wsr against the government. ride away. MIAMI (U P!) — Massive Hurricane Dora, with top winds howling a t 130 mites an hour, churned a relentless course today toward the Flor­ ida and Georgia coasts. The nation's space center a t Cap* Kennedy, included In a 225-mil* stretch of coast­ line where hurricane warn­ ing* were flying, began bat­ tening down for the second time in less then a month. Five rockets were ordered removed from their launch pails. Forecasters strongly urged residents in low-tying aisaa to nuke plans to move V* higher ground. Along th a coast, from M yrtle Beach, S. C. to Stuart, Fla., prepara­ tion! were rushed for th* full force cf the storm 1st* to­ night or Wednesday. Dora was described aa three times as large aa Hur­ ricane Cleo which swept up tha Florida coastline three weeks ago, doing millions la damage after killing 13K per­ sons in th* Caribbean. Westward Movement Dora, pushing a ' * a d 11y westward a t about 15 miles an hour, was throwing gale force winds 350 miles to Its north and U)0 miles to its south. No hurrlcana in this cen­ tu ry bn* ever smashed Into north Florida directly from th* Atlantic Occon. ‘T here always Is a remote chance that a hurricane will turn but we think there it a high probability that Hurri­ cane Dura will hit tome place the nerth Florida coast,** said Gordon E. Dunn, chief of the National Hurricane Center at Miami. Residents In low • lying areas "where access roads would be flooded" were urg­ ed to move to higher ground. Emergency erewa wera alerted at Cape Kennedy and workmen began securing loose equipment a t ths apaca center which w as brushed last month by Hurricane Cleo but esenped major damage. In a 10 a. m. advisory, the Miami W eather Bureau urged residents In tha hurrican* warning and watch *it‘«a—from S tu a rt hi Myrtle (leach—to begin precaution* for the protection of Ufa and property. Ten Foot High Tides CHECKING FLIGHT PLANS prior to evncunntlon from Sanford Naval Air Station are these niemtzer* of the base. Shown are, from left, G. W. Mitchell, AM 1; George W. Beer*, AQ 1; Lt. Cdr. Pat O'Gara, Lt. Cdr. O. W. McGuire and Lt. Cdr. I>. F. (Kirk) Kirpatrick. Behind them ia a TA-3B Sky warrior. (Herald Photo) Navy Ptanes Flee From Storm Bombers Head For Safe Zone Across Nation H U R R I C A N E DORA i-t under constant monitoring at the Sanford Naval Air Station a* it moved relentlessly toward the coast. Checking the jw»sition above are Cnpt. James O. Mayo, commander of Reconnaissance At­ tack Wing One, left, and Lt. Cdr. Vincent Law, station weather officer. Sanford Naval Air Station plarn-i departed shortly be­ fore noon M a y for the hurri­ cane flw a-way station at US NAS Olathe, Kamas, Lt. Sam Dow, Wing PIO officer hai re­ ported to Thu Herald. Meanwhile, storm prepara­ tions at the local atatlon are p r o c e e d i n g as scheduled throughout the day for maxi­ mum prntcclioo of personnel and properly. At il a.m. Chief Meteorolo­ gist Lt. Vincent Law reported slight traces of rain, wind gusts up to 23 miles an hour, from the north • northwest, though the barometer was steady at 29 893 inches. Lt. Igiw said that gusts will be near 88 miles an hour by H p m, today, with rain ami wind* increasing frum the north • northwest. County To Use Warning Given Area Residents Police Powers As 'Monster' Heads This Way The County Commission to­ day decided to exercise its police powers and call for strict enforcement of regula­ tions which prohibit the use of the county's old clay pit in the vicinity of Tee 'n Green Estates. W. T. Hensley, a resilient of the subdivision, told Commis­ sioners that windows in tha neighborhood are being shot out by unknown persons In th* vicinity of the pit and request­ ed some action. Commission C h a i r m a n James Avery Informed Hens­ ley that there is a regulation on the books now that prohib­ its the us* of the pit for any reason between aundown and sunrise. The board agreed to erect signs posting the clay pit area and to ask ths Sher­ iffs Department to enforce the regulation. "We've got to do something out there," Avery commented, Civil Defense ind Red Cross] emergency equipment. | nity Building; Hurricane shelters will be authorities voiced u r g e n t South Seminole Junior High •rarninqx today for all citizens opened In the following loca­ —south and central Seminole I'l I*--, Cmjotw. V f-S ting* to t»v.- pjre of designa­ County; pickup* at Mobile Manor Trailer Park in Santo take every precaution im ted areas of the county: Crnoms Academy — —San­ lando and st Bear L a k e mediately for "a very, very ford area, plus north, central School. dangerous hurricane." ‘This one is a monster," and northwcit Seminole Coun­ Roirnwald School — South said Disaster Chairman Tom ty; CD vehicles to pick up Seminole County. my Peterson "We can t urge passengers at Flemings store Persons who come to th* you too strongly to batten in Midway for two and a half shelters are urged to bring down securely, and prepare hours after announcement of bedding, amusements for chil­ for s heavy scige of hurricane shelter opening; dren and if posible, cat supper National Guard Armory — before coming. ainds for a long period of lime, perhaps as much as 10 Hanford area, plus norlh-cen "Tie down everything loose hours, if Hurricane Dura con­ tral and northwest Seminole around your home before you tinues on her present course," County; pick-up vehicles at leave," Prlerion urged. Peterson warned. Elder Springs Baptist Church The Salvation Army Is pre­ The disaster chief urged and Wilson School in Paola; pared to help with 68 vehicles that householders remove or Oviedo City Hall and Oviedo for evacuation to shelters in tie down all loose objects in Junior High School —north­ the area, and stand by sup­ yards, stock up on water, can­ east and southeast Seminole plies for the emergency, Capt. dles or flashlights, radio bat­ County; pickups at Geneva Harry Fodi-o, lorsl SA offi­ teries, tinned foods or other School and Cbuluota Commu­ cial said this munung. "bsfor* someone get* kzUsd." 4 "Dora ia a large and severe hurricane with highest winds estimated near 130 m.p.h. near the renter and it has the strength to put up a ten food tide near and a little north of where th* renter reaches the coast along with huge wave*," the Weather Bureau said. Dora I* located about 350 tulle* east of Cap* Kennedy where five rockets stood on their lniinrh pads, Including the giant Saturn-1 super rocket set for launch Sept. 17 with a dummy Apolla moonship. Th* warnings rame as Dora, termed nearly three times as large aa last month's killer Hurricane Cleo, pushed steadily westward a t about IK m.p.h. "Dora I* a targe, sever* hurricane with highest winds estimated a t 130 mile* an hour near tha center and galea extending nearly 850 mile* to the north and 100 miles to the south," th* ad­ visory said. Stern Warning Given “ All Interest in the are* of wnrning should take neces­ sary precaution* against high wind* and title* and eapeclally In the arra of hurricane display," tha weather bureau added. "This hurricane will pro­ duce tides of 18 fact above normal near and * littl* north of where the center reaches ths coait, generally around five feet elsewhere to ths north of ths c e n te r. » , and 2 to 5 feet in ths area of gnle display on the South Carolina roust. "All persons on low coastal areas of northeast South Car* olina should taka th* neces­ sary precaution* to protect themselves a g a i n s t these tides. Person* where access road* would be flooded should evacuate today. Hugo swell* and abnormal­ ly high tides wern already hashing tha roust and fore­ casters said minor beach ero­ sion was r e t r i e d from Day­ tona Beach, Fla., northward into the Carolina*. Cities along ths roast be­ gan preparing for ths blow. Dora was on* of thrs* storms churning tha Atlantic. Tha Miami hurenu located Hurricane Ethel early today at 400 miles south, southeast of Bermuda. I t was moving toward the west, northwest about 12 miles an hour and should pass south of Bermuda tonight. Ethel was described as s "small affair with wind guata of hurricane fore* in squall* neur the center and with iiiiiid gales extending 100 U> 280 miles from the center." Herald Index Abby ......... .......... l'ngt T Bridge ............ -------- Pag* 7 Classified ........— Tags 10-11 Comics ............ ............ I'jljft B Editorial ...... Horoscope -------- Page 9 Society ........ ---------- Paged Sport* __ ....--------- Pag* It TV Program* ............ Page 7 aenneuf OPEN Fill. NIGHT l A L W A Y S F IR ST QUALITY * W O M EN ’S ORLON SHRUGS A SELL OUT LAST YEAR! SAVE NOWl $3» Perfect cover - ups far fail! Virgin orlon® acry­ lic shrug* In a variety a t patterns and solids, la your favurit* colors. M and L In th s (roup. � 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 07, 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/24f03da9583c1ad3cb0defbd3f515913.pdf 53b3f1e3136c83593b1facdbeb1bea77 PDF Text Text V lft I brnTarB Page I f — July f, 1984 WrrxTB I, Cub Scout Leaders Meet For Training By Jana Caaaalbarry Sessions 1 and 2 of Cnb Scout bade training for Cub* master*, Denmother* a n d Committeemen were conduct* ad Monday night at tha Cas­ selberry Community Mstho* dlst Church by Instructor* Mr. and Mr*. T. E. Whitmore of W inter Park. The Instructor* made ef­ fective use of slide* and flanelgraph visual aid* to lllu* strata their talk*. Th« courie was attended by representatives of Cub Tack 540 of Casselberry and Pack 240 of Altamonto Spring*. New Cubmaster* for th* two parks ar* Dava Water* of Casselberry and Robert Trerira of Altamonto Spring*. Ib e local Cub Scout* *ie planning to participate In the district Cub-O-Ree to be held Aug. 22 at Mend Garden* In W inter Park. Thema for th* occasion will be on the Olym­ pic* and handicraft items made by the Cub* also will b« on display. F rt Ij *j oi NO NEW CUBMASTEFLS, Dnvo Water a of Casscllierry Park 540 and Roltcrt Trerico of Altamonto SpringH Pack 240, left to right, were among thoso attending tho basic training course for Cub Scout leaders held at the Casselberry Community Methodist Church and taught by Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Whitmore, right. (Herald Photo) I* T ill III cm cm DA| v«. nn , PAI •t I r 1 s »u» For of 111* l* r| 1M| No. of an< Ma •t llll PA al- 10 for tlia New List Of Blood Donors Is Released Ninety-eight person* each donated a pint uf blood to the Seminole County Blood Bank during the month of June, Chairman Ralph Wight re­ vealed today. Six of the donor* were women Including Mr*. Lillian Burk* who gave her eighth pint; Mr*. Jean Converse, aeventh; Mr*. Margaret J. Aul, 10* ho Co of crl Ml Legal Notice is tub c tB o v tr com m jm iriA t. c iiic riT 11% i v a m i p o i i * s s s i iv o i . il r n r v r v CIIAVCKIIY VO. K I M n in t h op f i .o m i N O T IC It t i p » | | T * l i . i S T A T U O P F l.O lt III A TO l H A i i i i r n . niTHHi:i.i< whnee resldancs Is 1110 nro stlw a y * Toledo, Ohio T o u a re h e r e lif notified that Cult haa best) filed a aa ln e l r»u la lh* Circuit Caiurt of H»mla ula County, Florida. In C h a n ­ cery, a n a bhr#vta t* .| llll* of w h l r h la FIIIHT FKIIKII At. ■ AVINOH ANII l/IA N AHHOCIATION O F HKMINol.i: COUNTY, a c orporation. Plaintiff, v* l l A l l l i r D, R O H l U a et al. U efendanta, th* n a tu r e nf enld aull bain* a ault In foreclose t h a t c e r ta in m a r i n a s * dated May II, IMS, and o f record In Official Haaorda llooh M l a t pane I I I of th* Public liecord* of Hamlnnt* County, Florida, e n c u m b e r ln * th* fol­ lo w in g daacrlbad re al property, t o - w l ll Lot I t (laaa Weal ID feat th e r e o f ) KVANP nUIIOIVI. HION, accordln * to Plat t h e r e o f recorded In I'lal Hook I, p**e IT of lb* I’ubllo lleoord* nf Hciiil. not* Oounly, Florida, a n d you ar* h«r*hy r«<iulred t o file yo u r An*w*r In »ald a u lt w ith th* underalgned Clerk of aald C ourt and to eerv* a copy Ihoreof upon I 'U liillf f * a lt o r n e y , who** name and addre«a a p p e a r t»«hiw, on or haf o ra th* loth day of Aucuat, t i l l , and In d e fault thereof Deere* Pro Cnnfeaao will b* an ( •r a d a s a l n a t you. WITNUHH MV HAND ANIi O F FIC IA L HUAI, a t lh* Oounly Courthoue*. Hanforil, Henilnot* Oounly, Florida, title lu th dey of June, ISM. (SEAL) A rth u r If Ilerkw llh, Jr., Clerk C ircuit Court Hyi M a r th a T. Vlhl-n Ii. C. Phillip II. Logan HIIINIIOI.MKII and TJWIAN F lr a l Federal llulldlng Hanford, F lo r id a r u h l l a h J u l y S, t, is. II, ISM. tliiril, anil Mis. Lula Morgan ml Mra. Jnniro Fisher who donated for tint first time. Robert Thninns led tho totnl donation giving hi* 30th pint nf blood. Others were Clnudn Haw­ kins, 27; C. C. Henderson nnd Frank Holmes, 20; David Green, 2.1; W alter Cook. 22; John Fortier and Robert I). Grleme, 21; Richard Clielelte sml I/ircn Dougherty, 111; Harry Knhelbergcr, 10; Ray­ mond Hall nnd Lewis Srhwelckert, 14; Melvin Siskind, Rolairt Bennett, nnd Winfred Smorowski, 11; Ralph Sehriekert, Cnreni Gnger, Rob­ ert I-rFlla, and lluliert .Smith, 12; Bernard D. Jnffi'o, O. K. Robinson, II; Willard Nelder and William Clnrk, 10. More who donated during June Included; Henry S. Hilts, llurold J. rlinpniBn, Kenneth L. Merles, K. C. Har­ per, larwrnan J. Oliver, seven; D. C. McCoy, Alvin F. ‘niiiinpaon, Clarence W. Bar­ low, sis; Roger W. Coleman, K. II. Hudson, Leslie William Holcombe, five; Ituasell II. Fehrman, Robert E. White, Jr., Chnrlea B. Gnllrglier, James Ronsvvelt, L. J. HI*ner, four; Edward K. Atwell, John W. I’rather, Ronnie J. Berlin, three. Ferry W. Willey, Hay T. Glinea, Jerry Langdon Jones, Harry Meara, Bert Hollings­ worth, Ronald K. Rasmussen, Gary Gibson, Curtney Mead, Elmer C, ('nni|iliell, Rev. Jes­ se Ilrown, Cecil (!. I.indeley, Durwntd T. Solley, two. First timers Included Willie Renfrew, Ilnvld L. Martin, Harvey L. Fayne, Isaac Clark, George Renlon, Franeia J. Miller, Robert K MncGiegor, Willie J. Ransom, Jr., Mar­ vin L. Slone, Morrell Dnbose, Elvin J. Feterson, Thomas ('aldernne, Rudolph Heott, llu- ey l,eo Ware, Phillip Carson, Also William I.. Price, Wil­ liam II. Reanlen, Gcraltl R. Rates, Rolivrt W. Repp, James W. Crampton, Raymoiul J. Rlarek, Thutnna DiMagglo, Harry K. Naylor, Robert E. Morton, Thomas Trnynor, John Underwood, Jr., Robert I*. Hobbs, Jerome II. Spourke, John Taylor, Den­ nis I). Tcernly, Richard W. Iloelle, Llnnie J. Rogers, Norman L. Robinson, Millard K. Powell, Wilson Ilradshaw, Ralph D. Scott and Joseph Bryant. The Lions Club nf Cassel­ berry Inc, hi* received It* charter from the aisle, -ac­ cording to Stalo Secretary Tom Adsms. 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Next, he said and Hodges chimed in to echo this state­ ment, "we have no powers to enforce any law. We are not mediatora that will settle any dispute arbitrarily, but con­ ciliators that will go in at the request of a community to try to help disagreeing sides get together." Collins* appointment b y President Lyndon Johnson to the new (22,500 a year job ns Zip Code 32771 * director of the service is still subject to Senate confirma­ WEATHER: Partly cloudy with scattered showers today and Saturday; hlfiht today 00-91; low tonight In low 70a. tion. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 231 Meanwhile, working out of the commerce department, the three former aouthrrn gov­ Pica to County Commission­ ernors (Hodges was once gov­ er!: Could you possibly con­ ernor of North Cnrolinn) sider the purchase of a fog­ have visited seven southern ging machine while you're governor* and the governors of Oklahoma and Indiana pondering the next fiscal bud­ since Tuesday. get? Those blind mosquitoes Hodges said the visit to are, putting it mildly, pesky. Florida wound up the current • • * tour, but added that ultimate­ Mayor A. L. Wilson, called ly. the governor of ail 50 repeatedly to city business states will be visited. meetings, grinned the follow­ Governor Hryunl, n segre­ ing suggestion the other day: gationist who hus said ho will “While we’re at It, let's con­ take no special steps to en­ sider some more money for force the civil rights law, the mayor's office now that smiled very little during the it's become a fulltime Job." meeting, lie and Collins arc IIy Donna Eatea WASHINGTON (U PI) • * • A letter from Atlantic old political foes of long­ President Johnson today pro* Wc can relax a little more Const Line Railroad assuring standing. Collins was all senteil elaborate statistic* and now; the Beatles have paid its full cooperation in having smiles. testimonials from the business their Miami hotel bill. the otd station house at the world to challenge charges by Church Street crossing re­ Sen. Barry Goldwater that tha Some say it’ll be Barry in moved was read at the reg­ administration is fiscally ir­ San Francisco next week. ular meeting of the Longwood responsible. Some say It'll bo Bill. After City Council Thursday even­ Johnson made known hi* due consideration, the Clock ing. facta and figures about tha Winders have come up with In the letter, ACL explain­ economy at an impromptu tho following decision: Time ed that the building had been press conference in the Whit* will tell. House cabinet room. Thl* fol­ sold to Railway Exprrs* in . . . lowed a crowded ceremony in WASHINGTON ( U m - 1959 »rul bad bren in opera­ r iilC tiin (UPI) _ Former which he awarded the Dist­ tion until late last year. It The need of a Humane So­ President Johnson said today inguished ScrrL e Mcdul to stated that as soon as per­ | President Dwight D. Eisenhow­ ciety in Seminole County has Ailrn. Barry D. Felt, former been pointed up again by a he is “ much more interested mission can be obtained from er said today that the Repub­ eommandcr-in-chlef of U. S, Paola woman. She called the In deeds than" words from the state commission to per­ lican platform should do more forces in the Pacific. Herald, reported two young Cuban Premier Fidel Castro manently close the office, the than "merely state principles The Chief Executive said The President made the building will be sold and re­ and generalities." puppies had been abandoned Elsenhower, en route to the (lint In about n week he hope* near her home and asked statement In response to an moved. to announce final figures on In other business, A. E. San Francisco GOP conven­ what she could do about it. olfer by Castro to improve tion. said “ You have to re­ fiscal Unit which ended Juno A check of city and county relations with the United O'Neall and Associates, city cognize the great issues of the 30. He said lie expects to ha States. engineers, were authorized to authorities showed this an­ able to give the country iom« At a news conference John­ draw specifications and ob­ time." swer: “Nothing — you're He told reporters, who as­ "good news." son also announced, in the tain bids on equipment neces­ sembled at the observation stuck." Johnson made this predie. foreign policy field, that Mi­ . . . sary for chlorinating the Platform of his private car. tlon on the basis of prelimin­ chael Forrestal, son of the However, sometimes local late defense secretary James rlty'e water. Chnirmnn R. C. that a platform had to do ary figure* which he had seen veterinarians have waiting Forrestal, would be the new Carlson explained that tli? three things: involving the federal deficit, —State principles. list* of people wanting pup­ head of a U. S. inter-agency State Health Department re­ employment ami other favor­ —Identify the Issues. able economic indicators. pies and these could be task force on South Viet Nam. quires chlorination of ail pub—State how the principles As for Goldwater'* charge of checked. Also, if wc may be The President at the same lie water supply systems in should be applied to solve ihc fiscal Irresponsibility against so bold, a Herald classified time named Lucius D, Bat­ the state of Florida, Nearly 00 per cent of the Council voted to advertise problems. his administration, the Presi­ usually brings good results. tle, now assistant secretary local National Guard unit, • • « Elsenhower's private ear for bids for a new police car dent said ho was not entirely of state for educational and Company U, I2lth Infantry, familiar W'ith all of what tho If these fail, then it's up to cultural affairs, s i U, S. am- as requested by Police Chief was attached to the Santa Fe responded to a practice alert probable Republican presiden­ the recipient to either dis­ ambassador to tho United Claude Imyo. Bids are to be Railroad’s "Caucus Special," early last night within 20 tial nominee had said. But submitted by 2 pm., July 3d. a 22-car chartered train which pose of the unwanted animals Arab Republic. Johnson said lie was more in­ The police and fire depart­ will carry a host of politicos minutes of the call. Johnson's remarks on Cuba or make pets of them. Until SANFORD'S NATIONAL (iUARD member* converged quickly on tbu They assembled at the local to the convention. terested in recent appraisals of came when he was asked ments requested that Separate such time, that is, someone local armory lust night for a tent alert, tin aril* and tho commundcr of tbu National Guard Armory at With Eisenhower on t h e the economy by experts in a about a series of recent public private telephones be install­ organizes a Humane Society. relief check the alert plans in the upper left picture. In it are Cpl. Ruddy position to determine the wis­ statements by Castro suggest­ ed at Chief I.ayo'a home with platform were his brothers, about 7:30 where tlscy drew • • • Vaughn, Sgt. Ruddy Raylos, l’vt. .loo King, Sgt. Rob Spencer. 'With them dom of current policies. Dr. Milton Elsenhower, pres­ their weapons and were giv­ Someone once said: If par­ ing that the United States and two snd three extensions, re ident of Johns liopltips Uni­ en instructions- on alert pro*_ is their K-9.Corporal, Wrt’/ f , r «Jt »\pt» wolf dog. At right and checking The President then proceed­ Cuba sit down and negotiate spectlvcly, placed In other lo-. ents weren't ssiccp at the over wear are SI'-i Henry Og'coby and I'fc. Jou Oglesby, brothers, versity, ana Earl iv,: »nuo v« r, cedures. ed to lick off a number of au­ some of their differences. cation*. The request was tak switch when their kids were and 2nd Lt. S. O. Dorminey, supply officer. At bottom is Capt. William a Republican candidate for thorities who have been quit* In charge of lit* group was Johnson replied that he had en under advisement. young Utcre'd be a lot less J. Ilowfll, commanding officer, as Sgt. Ralph Smith of tho mortar pla­ the Illinois Legislature. Also Capt. William J. Howell, com­ optimistic almut current econ­ seen these reports ami would An application for transfer with the former President juvenile delinquency, toon reports for duty. (Herald Photos) omic conditions. manding officer. "carefully watch" for any ac­ • • • of the beer and wine license was Charles H. Percy, GOP These ranged from tha The mess section loaded its tions or deeds by the Com­ The Herald staff ii start­ munist regime in Cuba which at Raker’s Place to Mrs. Ju l­ candidate for governor of field ration tear, guards were American Banker* Association ia Adams was approved. ing to work in earnest on this might Indicate sincerity. Illinois. which according to the Chief 1united around the armory us It w h s agreed to place year's Progress Edition. It Executive, said the unusual it would be in a real alert But Johnson said he was could be the greatest edition "much more interested in “dead end" signs at Oleander, length of the current economic and a variety of military 14th Strrct and Lynns Drive upswing could ho partly a t­ we’vs ever published • if deeds than In words." classes were given. and a street light at Olean­ tributed to the recent tax re­ Sanford doesn't start going The Guard was secured at der and Marvin. duction nnd the stability of backward*! about ll:3u p.m. and the men The office of First Federal • e • The offer of the Sinclair Henry Ford Jr. that the econ­ dispersed to their regular civ­ Savings and Loan Association Refining Company in Tamp* omy was stronger than it had Those who want to “ keep ilian duties. will not oliservu iu usual to furnish the city’s require­ Fourteen n e w teachers Smith .Seminole Junior High, been In years. Sanford for the Sanfordltea" The test was called by the The S e m i n o l e County hour* on Monday, July 13, in were appointed and six others Miss Ollle Hoeie Whittle at ments of gasolines, oils and may get their with. If the School Board Thursday en­ 53th Coinand Headquarters in order to gd the staff suffi­ rcap|>oiiited (or the 19G1B5 Seminole High and Mrs. Pearl greases was accepted and the powers that be continue ta tered into a lease agreement Jacksonville. cient time to change over the school year at Thursday's Srolt at Crocini High. installation of two 1,000 gal Bryant Talks To refuse to "think big," the National Guard units are with the City of Sanford bookkeeping system to the la­ meeting of t he Seminole Inn gasoline tanka and pumps M r > , Eliza lie Ih Hnlhack oidtimeri will have it back, expected to be set for Imme­ for the use of Sanford’* test type electronic • compu­ County Board of Public In­ was appointed secretary at Boys Staters was authorized. Just like It used to be — 50 Memorial Stadium this fall diate action at any time on ter equipment. Tim dour* will Westsldc Grammar while cus­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) struction. years ago! by Seminole High School, orders of either the slate or he closed all day, hut there A |10,000 Increase In tho todians named were William Gov. Fari* Bryant told rep­ • e a The board also appointed Sanford Junior High School federal governments. Seminole County Health De­ will he "plenty of work go­ three custodians ami a secre­ Johnson at Lyman; Irving resentative* of the 1004 ltoy* The rest of the world Is am! (’room* High School. ing on behind those doors." tary, accepted tli* resigna­ Johnson at Westsitle Gram­ State today they were “in ♦'moving on." 1bore’s no place partment's appropriation from Under term* of the agree­ According to George Touhy, tion of three teachers, au­ mar ami Jesse Barrington at the front ranks of volunteer*" to go but forward. You don’t the Board of Public Instruc­ ment Seminole will pay 11,Executive Vice President, Use thorized leaves f o r three Seminole High. who are making (lie United go backwards. You progress tion was requested Thursday GOO, Sanford Junior High employes will lie "working a- others and heard that two The Iroan! accepted the res­ Stale* realize it* potential. * or die! Then everyone else by Dr. Frank Leone, county round the clock" starting to­ teachers declined appoints for ignations of Joseph MulliolA bevy of youthful shoplift (750 and Croonu High (750. B r y a n t , addressing the Just strides right over the health department director. night at 8 p m. and will tic next year. ers were caught Thursday in Tho City will convert the laud and Gerald Jones at meeting in the state Ilouie of top of you. forced to continue till* rou­ This would bring the Health local stores and police issued park from baseball to foot­ Among new teachers ap- South Seminole Junior High Bepreientativvi, said, “ You s e e A motorist was injured laic tine over the weekend, includ­ (Miinted arc Mrs. Jean War- ami Vlrgal Dulfell of English will show us how to enntinuo another warning for mer ball use and will niuiutuin Department’* total to (21,000 Unofficial count on the the park and tho lighting Thursday night when his car ing Monday while the office go, diaries Webb, Robert Estates. on nur stumhling course to Liona Club "take” at the Fun inasmuch as ths department chants to be on the alert for system. left Highway 17-02 and ram ­ is closed. such activities. Leave request* were grant­ reach our goals" of world Raynor and John Otl, South Fair la close to ft ,000. That’ll has been receiving (11,000 R. T. Milwer, superintend­ med a telephone pole at Sem­ Touhy said the officers nl .Seminole Junior High; Mrs. ed Mr*. .Myrtle* Lackey of poaro through compassion. Ail those nabbed yesterday buy a lot of glasses for needy since 1000. ent of (he schools, said Unit, inole lllvd. and Holly Avc. First Federal regretted the Nadine Colling, English Es­ Midway Elementary u n d " T h e s e were in their teens or pregoal* are being Dr. Leone, reading a pre­ children and pay for a lot of the (1,500 Seminole High Police report Charles B. fact that this procedure was tates; Donald Carter, .Sanford Mrs. Kathcrn Barrow o f achieved through a revolution teens. pared statement, said that the eye testa. Now Lions are Three girls, aged 15, 15 and will pay is due to the fart Robcrtxon Jr., 28, of Osteen going to Inconvenience m im ic Junior High; .Mrs. Jean An­ Longwood Elementary. in our democracy," Ih- said. ■■ying, “Ju st wait until next number of students since 10GO two of tho school's was taken to Seminole Me­ of their customers, hut lie thony and John Blair, I.ymun 13, were caught in the act of that has be substantially increas­ year." teams will utilize Hie facil­ morial Hospital for treatment felt sure that they would un­ High; Mrs, LeKaun Blair a e e ed and that the present en­ shoplifting at Cowan's Depart­ ity — the varsity and the of a left wrist fracture and derstand and lend coojwra- and Mrs. Diana Foreman, ment Stone, police said, and This will shock you. There rollment of l.'i.OOO Is expected Junior varsity elevens. fare cuts lion In lids move to up-dato lamgvvcHid Elementary; Mrs. were turned over for Juvenile For An All 'Kmintl were over 11 thousand known to double by 1070, He ex­ In other action, the hoard They said lie was driving anil speed up tho service that Mary Toole, Soutliside Ele­ Court action. They arc being plained that a large portion lllegimate babies born in Flor­ opened bids for industrial south of 17-1*2 when tho car even now is highly compli­ mentary; Mrs. Mary Ohusck, detained in juvenile custody (■ood Time . . . . ida last year - 11,000! And of the health department's aria supplies for the forth­ led the rmd amt hit the pole, mented. at the county jail. Westildc Grammar; M r * . activities are related to the not all of them are known. "With (lie ever • increasing Colleen Norton, Altamonte Police report the girts had coming school year. The bids lie faces rharge* of failure Mccl For A Drink AI The Authorities do not ask to see public school system and that taken merchandise valued at were referred to the board's to have his ear under control demands of government for Elementary; and Mr*. Moriunlras some increase In the a marriage license. They take FRIENDLY CAIUUE (5888 from Cowan's, Me- a d m i n i s t r a t i v e assist­ and with destroying private reeords, both for federal a- an Johnson, Goldsboro Ele­ tha mother's word for IL appropriation was made this ant, Waller Teague, for an property. The mishap occur­ genclcs nod for our clients, mentary. Crory's and Ihc Silver Dollar What a vast untold burden of year h* feared that an ade­ analysis and reeommeudn- red i t 11:43 p in. we feel that nur new setup shiv store. Mr*. Carolyn Gore was reOPEN TILL 2 A. RI. heartache and suffering Is in­ quate health program could tinn. Apparent low bidder will permit maintaining nur appointed to learli at English A boy, 5. was reportedly not b* carried o u t., Moil, thru Sul. dicated by thrsa startling present hours ami still give Estates, Mrs. Linda Bow at s e e n taking merchandise for plumbing supplies was The Board advised Dr. Tucker VAH-1 figures. Wall Supply Company. the reports that arc requir­ Wests idc Grammar; l’.D. Fie • a a Leone that this m atter was from the Ben Franklin Store, • Dancing "On The H o u m * ed." the SAL officer said. 25th St. and Park Ave., and Wests ide Grammar; P. D. Honor Guest q Every Friday Night j Ron Rlsner and David La­ being given careful consider­ was stopped by a store clerk. The office will lie open as Fletcher and Itusst-i Moore at T, E. Tucker, president of usual at 9 a m. Tuesday. Two FFA Youths nier of Sanford, attending ation during budget studies The rterk told police ahe Brier! your favorite lunra J the Florida Statu Rank, wai Boys State at Tallahassee now being made and that ev­ saw the boy take the item Going To Camp ery effort i* being made to the honored guevt of Heavy Shoemaker Host have been elected to serve In and, while she was talking to 51ike Tindell and Mike Gib­ Attack Wing One Thursday at Car Catches Fire the house of representatives. comply as far a* possible him, his sitter, 7, left the A t Pavilion with tha Health Department's son, president and secretary, the monthly full-dress dinner A gas line on a police car store. The boy was taken to request. respectively, of the local meeting at Sanford Naval Air A. K. Bhocmaker of Fanbroke Thursday night and ig­ In another action, the his home and no charges were chapter of the Future Farm ­ Station. ford was among mrmbeis nf Herald Index nited wiring before being hal­ Board endorsed “in principle" filed. ers of America, will attend Each month lop civilian ted by the driver near the po­ the Florida Council of 100 t h e 3oth annual Forestry members of Ito- community lice station. Damage was con­ wliu entertained heads of ma­ Abby ................ ...... Page 9 a proposal by Vernon W. Training camp at Camp O’­ are invited to attend the »cx- sidered minor. jor corporation* at that Flor­ B rid g e ............... ....... Page 9 Dunn that a Seminole Coun­ GIs Wounded SAIGON (UPI) - Viet Cong Lena State Park near High non. More than 20U members ida Pavilion at the New York C lassified____... page 10- It ty Taxpayers Association be of HATWing One were on World's Fair. Comlca ............. Page 2A-3A organised. Previous approval guerrillas Thursday wounded Springs on Sunday. During the past school year hand. Suit Settled Shoemaker was Joined by Editorial _____ ..„ Page 1A of the recommendation was three American soldiers dur­ The principal speaker was MIAMI (UPI) — The lone other council mpmbera during Funeral* -------- ___ Page 3 given by the Seminole Coun­ ing fighting near the sacred both young men participated Horoscope . . . . Page 2A-3A ty Commissioners and the Black Virgin Mountain in on the cattle and swine judg­ Capt. C. L. Burbage of the juvenile survivor of a night the meeting at which tinvo Society _______ __ Pag# 8 m atter will now be presented South Viet Nam's rugged cen­ ing tea m i at the Florida State Navy Bureau of Personnel, of horror aboard the ketch the corporation official! were VALDEZ HOTEL t) to the Seminole County Cham­ tral highlands where the Com­ Fair, Kissimmee Valley Live­ Washington, D. C., who dis­ Uluehelie, has settled a (350,- given outlines of benefits to Sports ........... — DOWNTOWN SANFORD TV Programs .... . . . . I’ag* 3 ber of Commerce for its en­ munists appear to have open­ stock Show and the Ocala Fat cussed the officer's carver 000 suit again*! the estate of he derived from locating their ed a general oilenaive. proceduici. Stock Show. the boat's captain tor !'J00. firina in Florida. Wa tha Women ...... Page 9 dorsement. cto ^ * TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges offered Florida today the services of a new federal agency to conciliate any dis­ putes arising out of the civil rights law but Gov. Farris Bryant said he did not think Florida would need any help. “Florida is capable of han­ dling Its own problems In this regard and I anticipate no trouble," Bryant told Hodges and former Florida Gov. Le­ roy Collins, who is to be di­ rector of the new community relations service set up under the rights law. Hodges, Collins and former Tennessee Gov. Buford Elling­ ton were closeted with Bryant for 40 minutes, then held a four-way newa conference and flew back to Washington in an Air Force plane. Colllna and Hodges mude one point very elear. First, Collins said, “we arc Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” LB J Answers Goldwater Charges Support From Business Men Is Revealed ACL Agrees To Help Remove Old Station LBJ Asks Deeds, Not Words From Castro Ike Outlines Requirements Of Platform Practice Alert Held Here By National Guard First Federal Board Names 14 New Closed Monday Teachers; Renames 6 Board Leases City Stadium County Health Department Asks Fund Increase Children Held In Shoplifting Osteen Driver Hurl In Crash V \ 1 I ji i �E fr •a rfw t f rrtlh P * f 8 — F r l. J u ly 1 0 , *64 Hcv. Grover Sewell Christianity Spookey? One of my members told m e about an Interesting and amusing experience with hli httls daughter which t aball try to recall with a lair da* tree of accuracy. One night ha had none Into her room to talk with her be* fora aba went to aleep. Ha turned the ligbta out and a i the room darkened It took on a rather “spooky” look. The moonlight ahimmered through the curtaina and ahadowa formed aa objects partially blacbad the raya of golden beam*. The quiet wax broken by eome alight noiae. The Httla daughter whiapered to Imp father to ba atlll baeauaa R E V . D . J . BH A R R O C K Rev. Sharrock Substitutes For Local Pastor By H a u l Estes .David J . .Jharrock, 1M .R., ta earring aa aubatl* uta paator af the Catholic Aurah af Dm Nativity during ba h U d d July white Rev to n e s A t a n ta away oa I Fatbar ihtrroek la a mam bar af Dm Congregation of the Moat Holy Redeemer, com anonly known aa the Redamp torlat Order and la a Latin pratel sm and reglttrar at Bt Mery’s Seminary at North B l it Panaayhaala Ha wax reared la Tampa, attended Our Lady of Perpetual Help School th a n and re. ratved h it training for tha priesthood at ML St. Alphon aua at Eaopua, N. Y. ami St. Mary's Seminary. Ha received a Doctor's de. graa In church history after completing postgraduate stud lea at Catholic University of America In Washington, D. C. Father Sharrock'a mother, Mr*. RouUa Sharrock, xnsk aa her home la Tampa. Schedule of Masses at tha Church af Nativity are T, • and 11 a.m. on Sundays and I a.m. dally, Monday through Saturday. Confessions a r e beard from V until I p.m. on Saturday. Methodist Men To Hove Supper Tha Methodist Men's Club a f O n ce Methodist Church will maet at 7 p.m. Sunday for a covered dish auppar. Speaker will be Rav. Wight Kirtlay, minister of Barnett Memorial Methodist Church In Knterpriaa. All men of Grace Metho­ dist are invited to attend by Paul Markov, president of tho Men’s Club. she could hear the Holy Ghost. One wonders just whal she had In mind, but wa gat tha general Idea that the Apos­ tles' Creed end Alfred Hitch­ cock had become confused in her mind. We do seem rary adept at forming organisations, p r o ­ grams and praaeurei these days. We wonder If big busi­ ness or government could do much better In this realm than tha Church, yat many of us ara drastically concaraed about raal spiritual accom­ plishment. When we search the Scrip­ tures wa find that organisa­ tion, programs, education, money, buildings, and many other material things can uaad and ara extremely Im­ portant In the work of God’s Kingdom, but we also find that they ara not first on tho list of naada. Above all other needs for our spiritual life today la tha need for tha Holy Spirit (Spirit ta a batter word than abort fer our day) to coma Into our livaa and activities. Wa do not haar much about tha Holy Spirit except In our creeds but thta ta not a condi­ tion of our day alone. In Acts 11.1 we find that the early Christiana at Epbcsua “had not so much aa heard whe­ ther there 1s a Holy Spirit." If wa hava not boon aware of Him wa abould awaken to (ba fact that tha forward march of tha Church depeodi not on our generating power but on becoming channala of God’s power which means submis­ sion to Hta Spirit Do not wait to ba Hta ser­ vant until you understand ttm doctrine of the Holy Spirit completely. Accept Him. Ha 1a the Spirit of Ood active in human Ufa and our world today. Wa becoma almost frantic ax wa read of tha taeroaaa In crime, tha threats of war, ImmoraUty, the confusion of modern life, and many other frightening things. Remem­ ber that whan men trust God, raaUae that He does work In their Uves, and submlt In obedience, things be­ gin to happen which ara worthwhile. l a m convinced that history proves that without belief to and acceptance of tha Holy Spirit our cburchai can never h a v e meaningful develop­ ment, our Blblea will not be alive, our creeds wUl seem as discarded antiques, our fellowship will be divided, our hearts will be cold, and our Uvea miserable. Natural raan'a pUght Is seen clearly In GaUttons 8: 1911 which says, “Now the works of the flesh are manifest, which are these; adultly, fornication, unclaannasi, las­ civious, Idolatry, witchcraft, hatred, variance, emulations, wrath, strife, seditious, here­ sies, e n v y I n g a , murders, drunkenness, reveUlnga, and sueh liks . . ..th ey which do auch things shsU not inherit the kingdom of God." Now let us go on to the next verse to sea w hit hap­ pens to one who lets the Spir­ it of God work through him. Galatians 5: £t, 33 Informs ua, “ But the fruit of live Spirit Is love, joy, peace, kmg-sufBering, gentleness, goodness, faith, mcknasa, temperance •• Let us thank God that Ha does not lesve us without an answer to life's problems, Accept tha Holy Spirit of God •ad find Ufa's meaning! Casselberry Mormon Elders Serve Mission In Sanford Presbyterian VCS Planned Church Honors Choral Group By Jane Casselberry Mrmlxr* of the “Martin■Ires,11 • Marlin Company choral group, were honored e t a reception Sunday night following the program of In­ spirational music which they presented at tha Casselberry Community Church. Cake and punch were served by mem­ bers of tile tt'SCS. The chorus was directed by Krn Turner, senior engineer at Martin who has 81 years of musical axparlsnca as wall. The group apepared before an appreciative capacity audi­ ence, singing a variety of musical treats ranging from Bach to Barlln. Outstanding accompaniment was provldad by Connis Grova at both tha piano and organ. Henry Hocltja, a baritone, ■ang "A Poor, Wayfaring Strangs r," an American folk song. Turner, also a baritone, sang “I Walked Today Whara Jesus Walked,” by O'Hara and "Repent Ye,” by Scott and sang aa a duet with so­ prano, IVrgtnla Tlawin, “How Beautiful Upon tha Moun­ tain,” by Barker. Baritone Bob Eitaa sang tha solo part In a stirring arrangementn of tha “Battle Hymn of tha Re­ public” by the chonia. Council 5357 Sets Plans For Dinner-Dance Sanford SL Richard Coun­ cil B8B7, Knights of Colum­ bus, will hold ite first annual Past Grand Knight DinnsrDanes Tuesday at tha local Council Hall, 2504 Oak Ave­ nue. Tha evening will bsgln with a social hour from 0:80 until 7:80 p.m. followed by tha baked ham dinner and all tha trimmings which will ba serv­ ed until 0 p.m. Dancing, with music by Tha Paul Haney Sterrloi, will be enjoyed until midnight. All members of the Coun­ cil, their wlvsa and gueats ara Invited to attend. Tlcketa may ba obURned by contact­ ing Paul Haney, committee chairman, or at tha door. Dreas will be Informal. Grace Methodist To Hear Sermon By Rev. Davis GHace Methodist Church will have a guast preacher Sunday In the absence of the pastor, Rev, John II. Hires Jr., who is on vacation. Rev. Jerk A. Davis, Exeeutlve Secretary of the Florida Council of Churchea will de­ liver the morning sermon on the topic, “Life's Ultimata Moaning." Charles Ely, ehslrman of the Official Board, will preside at the aervlre. At 7 p.m. Sunday, the Methodist Men's Club will meet, beginning w i t h a covered-dish supper. Guest speaker for the meeting will be Rev. II. Wight Klrtley, pastor of Barnett Memorial Mathodiat Church, E n t e r prise. Rav. Klrtley la a form­ er member of Grace Church, and waa recently graduated from Emory Unlvenity. Class Party Set Members of the Chrletian Homemakers Class of tha Cataelberry Community Methodist Church and their families will meet for a swimming party and potluck picnic lunch Sunday at 1 p.m. at the home of Mr. and Mr*. L. L. Worley on Lake of the Woods. Co-hosts will be Mr. and Mrs. Phil Caesbar. Two young Mormon elders, Richard. W. Christenson of Gunnison, Utah and Larry L. Carr of Ogden, Utah, arc currently In Sanford to serve the local ward by aiding In distribution of church litera­ ture and providing informa­ tion about the religion to In­ terested persons. They arc here under a pro­ gram which, c slli for young men of the church to go on voluntary missions i t their own time and expense for a period of two years. It is re­ ported that aomn 100 elders ara aerving In Florida today and some 16,000 young men and women of the church are currently o n millions throughout the world except In Communist countries. Records show that an esti­ mated 200 people In Florida join the church each month end that last year, the church gained a total of 118,000 con­ vert!. .nr8d vt-o mm m mm mmm The Sanford ward, presided over fay Bishop Freeman E. Baggett, meets at 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. on Sundays at 2318 Park Avenue, Eldere such as Christenson and Carr are under the direc­ tion of the m inion president, Ned Winder of Winter Park. Normally elders, who receive no pay for their work, ara In an ares four to six months before they era transferred elsewhere. . Tha Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints ta dedi­ cating new chapels at an av•rage of ona a day throughout the world and there are 77 missions In the world. The M o r m o n religion, which conildcn Itself neither Protestant nor Catholic, was Rev, C . E. May To Fill Pulpit In Forest City By Maryann Mllea Rav. Charles E. May of Or­ lando will fill tha pulpit at Foraat City Baptlat Church for services during the next three weeks while the pastor, Rev. Clifford Greeham, and his family are on vacation. Tha Greshams will leave Saturday for the Blue Ridge Mountains In Kentucky where they will epend some time on a farm and visit frlands and relatives In the area. Last Saturday evening a pot luck nipper for all workers In the Vacation Bible School was enjoyed at tha home of Mr. and Mr*. Walter Hoberg In Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Church To Hear Businessman founded on April 6, 1830, by Joseph Smith in Seneca Coun­ ty, N. Y. Twelve Apostles preside over the church under the leadership of a president. expenditures by churchea." The Christian Century arti­ cle waa written by Dr. Clyde H. Reid, profeasor of practi­ cal theology ot Union TbeoJ. ogkal Seminary, Now York. Ho aald that heavy outlays by churches for atetoae, stones, carpeta and organa ta “a tin •gainst hungering humanity” end “alien to the spirit of Christ, who was concerned not with the paraphernalia of religion but witlf true faith.1' Dr. Kirkland told UPI be ■grass with Frol, Reid that “la tha strict moral arose, (h e n haa been too much spent” on housea of worship In reoent y ea n . But he aald urban churchea such as Fifth Avenue Presbytartan are “caught on the buna of a dilemma" for which (ha Christian Century article “o ften no solution." In order to attract worshippars In thta day and age, ba aald, a big downtown church must k e e p itoelf looking eprucc end satisfy at least soma of the public's demand for suck material comfort aa air conditioning, paw c u s h ­ ions, and expensive amplifi­ cation system !. Vacation, Church School at First Presbyterian Church of Banford has bean scheduled for two weeks beginning Monday, July 27. Sessions will be from 8:30 until 11:80 a.m., Monday through Friday. llaqueeta for various sup­ plies needed for handicraft classes during tha school have bean Issued by those In charge and a box has been placed under the hall tabla in tha Educational Building where donation! may ba placed. Needed will ba ampty tis­ sue boxes; r o u n d , quart bleach or detergent bottles; odd pieces of ribbon; old. broken crayon pieces and Christmas or Birthday greet­ ing cards. Women To Meet The Episcopal Churchwoman of Longwood’a Christ Episcopal Church will hold the regular monthly meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. at tha parish h o u s e on Church Street. Mrs. Peggy Kuhn, By Maryann Mllea president, will conduct tha A meeting of tha official masting. board of Bear Lake Metho­ dist Church waa held Monday FOR ANY OCCASION evening at tha church cottage with Glenn Whlppla, hoard ARE ALWAYS ehalrman, presiding. CORRECT Member! attending were ad­ vised that tha first unit of the new church building soon will ba ready for occupancy and that at this time, previ­ sions to furnish the church muet ba made. Volunteers to paint. Inside and out, also wilt SANFORD he needed. FLOWER SHOP It !a hoped that various or­ Car. E. lat A Banford Ara. ganisations of the church will 822-1822 322-8481 accept these projects. FLOWERS SANFORD MAYOR A. L. Wilson receives nifte of book and pamphlet on the Mormon Church from Elders Richard Christenson, left, and Larry Carr, right, who are currently in Sanford on a voluntary mission serving with the local ward. Both young men ara from Utah. (Hernld Photo) Pentecostal Groups To Hold Rummage Sale By Donna Eatea Plans for a pre-school rum­ mage sale to be held in late August were discussed at tha joint monthly meeting of the Men’s Brotherhood and the Ladles Auxiliary of the Flret Pentecostal Church of Longwcod. Tha meeting took placa Mon day avenlng at tha church on Orange Avenue. Exact time and location for the sale wilt ba announced. Serving on tha committee in charge of the event ara Mr*. O’Bera Young, Mra. Ruby Brown and Mrs. M a i d s Oreuber. Mra. M. L. McDaniel, prealdent o f tha auxiliary who conducted tha meeting, an­ nounced that tha - trl-coloe red, blua and black ballpoint pens and refills will continue to ba sold. It was reported that tha in­ stallation of the air condi­ tioning equipment has been completed and was In opera­ tion last Sunday. Completion of tha Ladles Auxiliary’s kit­ chen ta scheduled for early fall. Tha devotional waa given hy Rev. Louise Ellenburg. Sirs. Evelyn McLeary substi­ tuted as secretary-treasurer for Mrs. Addle Adgma who Is away on vacation. Fallowing the b u i i n o n meeting refreshments were served by Sir. and Mrs. Thoms* Airey to tha 24 mem­ bers attending. Everett Harper, local busi­ nessman, will be epeclal guest speaker Sunday for ths Lake Mary Church of tha Nasarene d u r i n g opening exerclaea of t h a Sunday School hour. During the month of July the Sunday School dopartmente are conducting a “Drive for 100," goal of which Is to se a total of 100 regular membera in atten­ Kcnnsth W. McIntosh, lo­ dance by July 26. cal attorney and newly sleet­ ed prosecuting attorney for SemjnoU County, will give the sermon this Sunday morn­ ing at Elder Springs Baptist Church. An active member of First WASHINGTON (UP1) Episcopal theologian Canon Baptist Church of Sanford, Howard A. Johnson contend­ McIntosh Is much In demand ing the funeral Industry ex­ aa a lay preacher and la ploits tho bereaved public be­ widely recognised for his cam e churches have failed to "dynamic presentation of tha teach the art of dying: goapel message in tha peo“If Christians and Jews plea* language.” knew even the rudiments of Rev. B. Hamilton Griffin, Biblical (caching, no funeral Elder Springs pastor, is on director could have a field two week vacation with hia day, ax be has now’. family. Elder Springs To Hear Sermon By McIntosh Church Blamed For Exploiting Ha acknowledged lh«t there are aome deeply committed Chrlittana in every congrega­ tion who would gladly wor­ ship la the simplest and moat austere surroundings in order to spare every possible dol­ lar for the church's mission. But, be pointed out, that mission ii not only to the “heathen" of distent lands but alto to the millions right here In America who have raver had a real cncoonter with the Saving Person whoa# lov# the church proclaims. "Would anyone seriously suggest that healthy down­ town churches bo closed, sold Those interested In the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Salntx are invited to attend services or to con­ tact the eldera. Church Board Holds Meeting In Bear Lake Two Sides To 'Extravagance', Says Church Leader By Leals Cases 1« I M M Press IateraaUeatl There ara taro sides to the alary of "oxtravagance" la church buildings, says tho Rav. Dr. Bryant M. Kirkland, paator of New York’s famed Fifth Avnaun Presbyter tea Church. Dr. KlrfcUad apotha with soma foaling oa this subject. His church, which ta spending Mtt,ooo on an architectural fora • lifting. cited In aa article published w oratly by tho Christian Oratory magsxton aa a horrible example of "prnfUgats and Irresponsible currently David O. McKay, and his (wo counselors. The president U sustained by members of the church as a prophet, seer and revelator. out, (tripped down end re­ built simple Quaker meet­ ing houses 1" he asked. “Does anyone really wish to see an Inter-city church slowly suc­ cumb to tho pigeon* and tho bats, as Ita once grand old sanctuary decays like ■ hu­ man derelict 7" Dr. Kirkland concluded that the moral judgment voiced by Prof. Reid applies not only to ministers a n d church boards but to "all of us" who Uve In an Increasingly comptax urban environment, talk­ ing wistfully of simplicity but cjlngtng jealously to our crea­ ture comforts. mail or bring this coupon and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for Only • • • • • F IB W EEK �JS n i t Committee Chairman Plans Turnpike Bond Investigation Pierce's Aim Only To Save Public Money TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The chairman of the legLlae r c ’i B o n d Investigating Committee said he plans an t Investigation to determine whether governmental offi­ cials were involved in the profitable redemption o( $63 million of Florida Turnpike bonds. The chairman, Sen. B. C. Pearce of East Palatka, said ®Ve’re not Interested in put­ ting anyone In the peniten­ tiary, but only in finding tvaya to save the public money in future handling o f atate bonds.” Pearce also laid he'd ap­ point a subcommittee to In­ vestigate whether the Turn­ pike Authority should be re.oulred to let Its Insurance on Bids. The Bond Committee, char­ ged with looking into the state's entire bond-issuing au­ thority and all agencies with bonding authority concentrat­ ed on the Turnpike Authority at Thursday’s meeting. Senate President Wilson Carraway aald the commitfe e was interested in knowing "whether anyone connected with the Turnpike Authority or state government specula­ ted” In the refinanced Turn­ pike bonds. The authority aoid $157 mil­ lion in bonds during Decem­ ber of 1961. It used $63 mil­ lion of the money to redeem ^ d bonds that built the first m g of the state turnpike from Miami to Fort Pierce. The rest was used to extend the highway to Wildwood. The bonds were redeemed at a pries that assured the bond-holders a profit, the committee said. Turnpike Authority Chair­ man John Phillips w ai called f ack from a vacation in Min­ nesota to meet with the com­ mittee Thursday. He said all of the spending practices and other criticisms made of the authority In a special state audit had been corrected. The audit waa ordered fol­ lowing a series of articles in the SL Petersburg Times. ^Phillips replaced Chairman wohn Hammer as chairman after Hammer resigned in the midst of an investigation that followed the articles in the spring of 1933. The committee took Phillips to task for renewing the au­ thority's negotiated insurance policies last year without call­ ing for bids. £ The committee said the In­ surance cost the authority more than $122,000 and state law requires bids on contracts in excess of $1,500. Rep. J u ­ lian Bennett of Bay said he felt the authority was In vio­ lation of the law. Phillips said he felt the au­ thority saved money by hand­ ling the insuranoe through a Negotiated deal. Pearce theu said ha would appoint a com­ mittee to Investigate the me­ thod the authority used in handling its insurance. DeBary Church Has Program O n Korea R*r. Elmar Kilbournt of the Mississippi Conference. • Korean Missionary, was guest speaker for the De­ Bary Community Methodist Church last Sunday. 8 p a a k I n g and allowing elides on tha people of South Korea, Rev. Kilbouraa report­ e d th at Increasing number* are accepting Christianity in Korea where the population is axpected to doubla within tan years. Ha apoka of dis­ mal conditions In tha counl.y and noted lack of cloth­ ing and food. Ct.urchee of all denomina­ tions In Amariea hava joined th* effort to aid tha South oreana. Sanfnrb Moose Officials To Attend Local Chapter Meeting CAMPDELL-LOSSING Post, American Legion, officers were installed recently in special cere­ monies at the Legion Hut. The new officers are, i from left, A. L. Walter, sergeant-at-arms ^ C. D. Donaldson and James T. Tnlmadge Jr., vice com­ manders; Carolyn Frid, Sixth District comman­ der from Orlando Post 242; Frank Holmes, past commander; Victor H. Jcncks, chaplain; and Eugene K. Stovall, historinn and adjutant. Ab­ sent when the picture was taken were Knrl.vle Housholder, service officer, and W. F. Yeackle, finance officer. (Herald Photo) A College of Regent Chap­ ter Night will be observed Monday by Sanford Chapter 1401, Women of the Moose, when special guests will be College of Regent Thelma Sherrod of Orlando Chapter 1002 and Jim McKeone, atate director of Loyal Order of Moose. The meeting will begin at 8 p.m. and will take place In the temporary Moose Hall In Lake Mary. The program will be In honor of College of Regent Eva Moor* of the Sanford Chapter and will be open to all families and friends of Moose. Mra. Sherrod, who has Just returned from a visit to Mnosrhcart, the Lodge sup­ ported orphanage in Mooseheart, III., will b* gurst speaker. Shedden Back From Meeting AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY officers were recently installed at the annual meeting in the Legion Hut. Shown following the ceremony are, from left, Mrs. Thco Stiles, junior vico commander Marion Furella, sergcnnt-nt-nrms; Carolina Pierro, historian; Mrs. John Henry, installing officer, past department president and past national vice president; Flora King, out­ going president; Mrs. Minnie Pezold, new presi­ dent; Mrs. T. N. Dillard, chaplain; Mrs. Joel Field, treasurer; Mrs. Roy Tillis, senior vice president. (Herald Photo) Planning And Zoning Board Approved In North Orlando Ordinance 39 providing (or creation and operation of a five-member planning and zoning commission for the Village of North Orlando wai passed Tuesday night by the Village Council after aecond and third readings. It was explained that once the board is appointed, should it undertake to set up a com­ prehensive zoning plan for the village, rules and regula­ tion! provided in such a plan woulu not supersede those uf present existing ordinances. It also was pointed out that any acUon taken by Uie new Bear Lake Boy To Help Build Church Camp Randy Gettings, senior high member of 8t. Andrew* Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake, hss been aelected to attend a work camp a t Montreal, N. Cn next week. Along with a group of oth­ er young people from tha Central Florida area he will enter Into a program of wor­ ship, work, study and recrea­ tion a t the conference center of the Presbyterian Church, U.S., In the mountain! near Aahevilla. This group will de­ velop a camping area, play­ grounds, nature trails and other new features. Randy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Hal W. Gettinga, 6005 Llnneal Beach Drive, Bear Lake. Columbia's Buy HOLLYWOOD (U PI) — Columbia Pictures h l i pur­ chased screen rights to “Llfa With Mother Superior,” a novel by Jane Trahey. board cannot put into effect without aproval of council and that In actuality, the five member! will be working only as an advisory group for council. In other business a request again was hoard from Chief Bill Hahn Dial the volunteer firemen la- given permission to reorganize as a group completely independent from council except for financial support. Hahn was advised, as on previous occasions, to prepare an outline of propos­ ed steps (or the organization and a budget of estimated funds which the group would expect to be supplied annual­ lyA brief summary of a four page typewritten report on recommendations for organi­ zing a standing Village Police Department was given by Henry Ward who compiled the material upon council re­ quest. According to the plan, a police administrator would be apiiointed to serve as general supervisor of the de­ partment which would consist of a traffic safety officer, a school safely officer (woman) and an investigative officer. Services would be on a vol­ untary basis for 90 days aft­ er which some form of hour­ ly payment plan would be provided. Ward stressed the fact that there should be "no mixing in politics” by any member of the department. Council agreed to take the recommendations under ad­ visement for thorough study, in the meantime, a volunteer department was reinstated on temporary basis with Ward, Bo b Stephenson, H a r v e y Grcanya and Donald Wilcox as patrolmen. DRIVER OF THIS CAR wna examined at Semi­ nole Memorial Hospital for ponnilile injuries Wednesday night when the enr left Interstate 4 near Highway 4G. Trooper Dan Onkca said Faith Ona Zmistawski, 22, was traveling Bouth on the interstate when the vehicle left the road and rammed into a storm sewer. Thu mishap occurred at 11:20 p.m. R. P. Johnson Dies In Texas Robert Pope Johnson, 37, former resident of Sanford and a graduate of Seminole High School, died Thursday in Houston, Tex., following a short illness. Survivors, other than his parents, Mra. Lucille Johnson of Pahokee and Paul P. John­ son of Leesburg, include his uncle, Fred Pope, and aunt. Mis. Robert Korns, both of Sanford. Services will be conducted In Sanford with arrangements to be announced. Endorsement HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — For the first time in Its his­ tory the American Library Association has officially en­ dorsed a movie — Universal’s ‘‘Island of the Blue Dolphina.” Arkansas produces about 30 million barrels of oil an­ nually. Y O U ’RE Robert F. Shedden of the Sanford Kiwanis Club attend­ ed the Kiwanis International convention in Lot Angeles last week and saw a fellow Floridian elected president. Named was Edward D. Moyian Jr. of Miami. He be­ came the 49th leader of the group. As head of Kiwanis Inter­ national, Moyian will be offi­ cial spokesman for some 270,ooo Kiwanians In more than 5,300 clubi I n the United States, Canada, Mexico, the Caribbean, Japan, and West­ ern Europe. He succeeds Cape May, New Jersey busi­ nessman, Charles A, Swain, who has held U»« presidency during the year immediately preceding. Prior to becoming president of K 1 w a n I a Internation­ al, Moyian served one year as president-elect, one year ns treasurer, and four years a* a trustee of tlio organiza­ tion. He has been a Klwanlan for 43 years. Nrralh Fri. July 10, *64—Page 3 MILS. ROBERT MAPLESDEN, hostess for the closing meeting this season of tlio Paradise Point Hobby Club, chose these colorful roosters ns subjects for her painting. Completed articles mnde by club members during tlio year wore on display at the meeting. (Herald Photo) Hospital Notes July 9, 1964 Admissions Scott Hartman, Mable Wil­ ey, hmriey M. Martin, Judy Jordan, L o u Im Wlldt, Danita Braden, Florence H o w e , Rosebud Powell, Marian E. Tise, Jessie Sheffield, Darrel Whitaker, Bernard Von Herbulis, Emily 11. Bruce, Ella McCunc, Patsy Hutchison, Donald Ensmd, all of San­ ford; Edward Scahrook, De­ Bary; Sylvia Shcppardson, Petersburg, Vs. Births Mr. and Mra. Wayne 11. Jordan of Sanford, a Baby Boy; Mr. and Mrs. Danny Martin, of Sanford, a Baby Boy Dischargee Scott Hartman, Ronald Ity• an, Jiniy Henderson, Sandra K. Vaughn and baby boy, Valeria J. Wiliams and baby girl, Ovie Hines, an oi banford; Sarah Ogg, Edith Cleav­ er, William Bisqctt, DeBary; Mona Grinstcad, North Or­ lando. Flaming Plane Crash Kills 39 In Tennessee NEWPORT, Tcnn. ( f L T I ) A four-engine United Airlines Viscount apparently erupted into flames in flight Thursday night and plunged ill 39 occu­ pants to their deaths in the rugged foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains. National Guardsmen cor­ doned off the area while FBI agents and a 12-man team from the Civil Aeronautics noard (CAB) Investigated the pos.Mhlity of "any federal viela tion" — Including a bomb­ ing in the crash. There was no Immediate in­ dication of a bomb aboard the airliner, tho FBI said, but noted there was no appar­ ent reason for the crash of tlie plane. United Flight 123 front Philadelphia to Hunts­ ville, Ala. Eycwitnesaci gave conflict­ ing reports, some said they saw the plane apparently ex­ plode in tin* air, tumbling bodies through the sky while ether* said they saw tha plane, its bottom afire, crash into a hillside and burst Into flames. ENJOY . . • Ben Jacobs Dies A t Home Suburban Living Vi Acre Or More Ben Jacobs, 75, resident of Sitca Available — Sanford at 1200 Randolph for Or Will Build. the past eight years, died at 10% DOWN his homo nt 4 p in. Thursday. Bom March 1, 1880, in Ber­ • Model Home* Open ea, Ohio, ho was a member For Inspection of All Souls Catholic Church of Sanford. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Suburban Celia Jacobs o f Sanford; Estates alsters, Mrs. Lucille Job Record Set three Patllon and Mrs. Viola KnitE. O. Fawcett, Uwaer tlo of Cleveland, Ohio and In Southeast Ph. 322-4308 ATLANTA (UPI) The Mrs. Verna Amogust of Citra. I U.S. Department of Labor Re­ ported today that new South­ M O V I N G eastern employment records weru sot in 3Iay as nnnfarm CALL jobs in Uie eight-stale area rose to more than eight mil­ lion. The department said all time employment highs were act In Georgia, Virginia, MOVING AND STO RA G E CO .. INC. Arkansas' first schools wore South Carolina and TcnncsFA 2 - 9 5 1 1 religious ones under direction soo and new May highs act of Jesuits during the French for Alabama, Florida, Miss5 0 4 C o ley A vc. S a n f o r d , F la. Isslppi and North Carolina. and Spanish regimes. IN V IT E D - ATTEN D A » D I » lf t/V I ■■ OUR TODAY AND TOMORROW W e're Completely Renovated See our twice - as - large showroom, carpeted throughout, with new high quality lines of Modern and Eurly American Furniture. FREE GIFTS to each visitor — PRIZES, including a Daystrom Dinette, a set of Peak Line Living Room Tablet), and a Samsonite Bridge Set, will be given away tomorrow at 4:30. COM E IN AND R EG ISTER « Funeral Notice J tr a il. BEN—Puneral v i e * (o r U«B J i o o t x . I t . w ho dt*<S i t hli homo. IZo# IUn4ulph. i t t p. m. Thurod » r . wlli b i hold i t I t • m. M u n J i r i t All BoaU Catholio C hurc h of B i a f o r d with _ Itov. R ich a rd L t o h offlciat| lag. U u r l i l will h i la All Bouli C i m o l i r r . R o u r r will h i r i e l t i d i t I p. n . Sunday i t B r lm i r u n in l Home OOOP8—Union Pacific diesel inches past freight wreck a t Pico-Rlvera, Calif., where 18 cars of a 91-car freight went into the ditch, injuring brakeman riding the caboose. Officials mention broken axle bearing on one of the cere ae probable cause of the wreck. FURNITURE N EXT TO NEW D O W N TO W N PA R K IN G LO T 116 West First Street * �# n f« r i P are 4—PH. July 10. *64 Y rrs9 d O q h tiq h J tA ntlDAT T:304:30 p. m. NBC Inter national Showtime. “Euro­ pe mi Holiday Ob Ice." (reran) If yoo eajoy lee ahowt end don't Qad them repetitive, thU la ooe of ttie better ooet. The boor of variety Includoa a couple of comedy number*, • J It 3S D • D i n •» r of a u a 9 91 *' to •I r n u u u t> c B' >I ! • • a l l * p r u l u c t l u o n u in b e r c o akatea, a South American apetic le , plot aome nimble acro­ batics. T:SM:I0 p. m. ABC Deatry. •‘Go Away, Llttto Sheba.” (re­ run) This episode ce*u Minalike Joyce Bulifaot In a dellclou* little comedy roie of a girl so analoos to protect the man she really love* from her father'* taw, abe pot* poor Deatry on the spot. The plot Is silly, but Miss Buliiant spar­ kle* every time she opens her mouth, and even when aha keep* it doaed. S :3 4 4 :» p. m. CBS. Route « . 'There I Am . . . Thera 1 Always Am.” (rerun) Jo­ anna Moore guest stars as a glamor girl who surprises Bus by suddenly popping out of the ocean at our hero's beach location, garbed in ao evengown and carrying a bottle of champaigns. During the abort­ ing of this scene, Miss Moore stepped Into the ocean, hit a bidden dropoff and disappear­ ed Into the tee. The asms might he said of the *Lwf. George Meharis end Martin Milner are starred. •:3M :30 p. m. NBC. Bob Hope presents. "The Square Peg.” (color) (rerun) The no­ tion behind .this comedy plot line is e n u ty one, a psycholo­ gist being hired by an up-todate crime esar to give his mob aptitade tests so that they'll do the work they're best suited for. A good cast helps, with Burgees Meredith particularly well cast a* an odd-ban sate cracker. Robert Cummings plays the psycholo­ g is t Stanley Adams Is the boas and Joanna Moore, Sue Ann Lang don, Allyn Joslyn and Lao Gordon ore several of hie associate*. 4:307 30 p. m. ABC. Burke's Law. "Who Killed Etoaoar Davis?” (ranio). U they're not particularly pretty, be as­ sured that tonights suspect mob Is as saay as ever. The guests hi this ease about the murder of a young lady wbo modeled for calendars include Elsa Lancfaaeter, Edward Zvw vtt Horton, aged Jens Denroll, Dean Jonas, Nick Adame and helpfully Tarry Moore end Debra P aget 0:14-10 p. m . PBC. Twi­ light Zone. "Uncle Bimoo.” (reran) A novel thriHer with a surprise Macabre flclah. Constance ford portrays a bitter niece wbo enjoys tell­ ing her Invertor-uncle (Sir Ce­ dric Hardwicks) she hate* him and wishes him and wishes him dead. She makes that wish come true by help­ ing him fall. She's the heir to hi* fortune on the condi­ tion that she take care of T V Time Previews his latest invention, a robot 110-11 p. xn. CBS. The Al­ fred Hitchcock Hour “How To Get Rid Of Your Wife.” (serun) Two offbeat perform* aoces color this overdoos plot: comedian Bob New hart plays it straight as a meek husband with murder on his mind, and former child atar Jan* With­ ers plays the nagging wifa he warts to get rid o t Shrewd­ ly, be thinks, be acts the stags for hi* murder by hav­ ing the neighbors think it's hi* Ills that to in danger. 10-U p. m. NBC The Jack Paar Show, (color) (reran) Attorney General Robert P. Kennedy discusses the late President with Paar sod f u n torn* humorous film clips from JFK'a press con­ ferences which, in perspec­ tive, make his death all the more poignant. There are also aome scene* of tbs late presi­ dent's reception in West Ber­ lin. Compared to this part of. the program, the contribution* of the other guest* seem neg­ ligible. But let it be noted that Helen O'Connell sings two numbers tnd Georgs Gobel ha* a routine on bow he built hi* own TV set. SATURDAY 7:30-8:30 p. m. CBS. LucyDesi Comedy Hour. "Lucy Wha A Racehorse.” (rents) Lucy enters a breakfast cer­ eal contest and wins a lorestarved trotting horse, which to a good reason to bring Bet­ ty Grable and Harry Jamcj Into the plot Though the laughs are plenty the high­ light of the show to a musical number, “ Bayamo,” danced by Arnax and Miss Grable to the trumpet musie of Mr. James. Ae usual, Vivian Vance and William Prawley support the stars. 7:30-4:30 p. m. NBC. The Lieutenant. “ Between Music and Laughter.” (reran) Very Little action in this plot. 7:30-1 p. m. ABC. “ Republlcan Women In Politics.” Pi Caae you hadn’t beard, there'j going to be a Republican con­ vention next week. This half hour takes a quick look at the major women on the repub­ lican setoe. wives of candi­ dates and office-holders. It's ae goad an excuse ae any lor e "apeciaL” M :30 p. m. ABC Ban Ftaacisco: The Convention City. This half hour examines the struggle to formulate a Re­ publican platform and dis­ cusses the opposing forces. •: 30-3:30 p. m. CBS. The De­ fenders. "Grandma TNT." (rerun), A pleasant hour high­ lighted by die outstanding performance of Lillian Gish, ooe of the great ladies of show business. 8-11 p. m. NBC. Saturday Night Movie. "Edge Of The CUy." (rerun) This film was on* of the first TV plays to be turned into a movie. On tiie TV screen it was called "A Man Is Ten Feet T ill." ThU time it stars John Cassavetes, junkyard manager to Vito Sidney Poitier. Jack Warden Scotti. and Ruby Dee. M p. m. CBS. The Ed SoiM-l By Dobbs Eates 4:30-10:30 p. m. NBC The ran Show. (rerun) This re-1 A swim party and covered Hollywood Palace, (rerun) Not peat ha* a truly international dish iapptr for numbers 0f one of the more inspired col­ flavor. The Beattos are back ^ Volunteer F ir. lections of talent, this should to sing one aoog and be inter-! * . . have eomt appeal to almort viewed. From the w orld'., Department and Auxiliary, wrr* P1*®everyone. Singer* Jane Mor­ fair Ed present* a film ae- ■ « * U" ,r af Michelangelo'* •* th« regular n in th ly gan and Vic Damoae offer the qacoce most in the way aoteriaimnert Piets. The famed LipUraner ™*«Ung of the auxiliary held and Red Buttons returns to •Ullions go through their Tuesday evening at tha Fire comedy. Host Dais Robert­ paces to films taken at their . . . . . son take* a crack at singing Spanish riding school in Aus-1 Th* outing will take plaes and shows wuy he's best known tria. From France comes Saturday, beginning at 4 as a western star. Also on are singing star Jean Paul Vig- P- «"• with supper to bs serv* England'* Professor P- m-* Bt **• the Half Brothers, Zooy sod non. Claire, the Four Amigos (last; Backwards makes an appear­ of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lomtnseen on the Bill Dana Show) ance and the U. S. offers ler on 14th 8tre*t. and the Harrison Family, all singer Ux Minnelli. The Duke Those planning to attend of whom fall into the category Ellington Orchestra and Mex- are reminded to bring a cov­ ered dish, meat of their choice ao-soprano Shirle Verrrtt. of “opening acts.” and dessert in sufficient quan­ lb-11 p. m. CBS. Gunamok*, 10-11 p. m. NBC The DuPont (reran) A trite overly don* Show of the Week. "The last tity for members of their in­ plot that isn’t helped by too Hangman.” (color) (reran) dividual group. In other business, Mrs. Jean little actfoo and too mutii Starring Ed Begley. Finlay Currie. Clive Revlll and Noel Willi*, president, who con* talk. SUNDAY Purebell. thto to a chilling duct#d ths meeting, appointGOP Convention Preview— drama taken from the pages ed Mrs. Sue Brablson as liaison officer to ths fire de­ 3-3:30 NBC; «:30-7 CBS; 4:30- of the Irish Rebellion. partment during the nxmth of 7:30 NBC; 7:30-4:30 ABC. It’a July. Mrs. Brabison's duties no secret that with the open­ wilt include explaining and ing of the republican conven­ seeing permission of ths de­ tion in San FrancUco tomor­ partment for proposed pro­ row, viewer* will experience an almost week-long relief jects of the auxiliary. Seven changes in tha con­ from rerun*. 11 you can't wait until tomorrow, all three net­ Why not take advantage of stitution, as recommended by __ ___________w department, were unaniwork* are offering their ma­ the favorable retail prices on the jor news analysts in coeven- beef now by freerln’ some for V-.-uj!^ a p p re—d. I “ « « . Eloi.s Lommler. ^bDno preview*. Take your pick this summer's cookout? of any or all of the shows and Steak prices are traditional-1 atituting for Mrs. Brenetta you’ll ret a chance to look ly higher In the summer, food Morris, gavs an inspiring deSt events from past conven­ ipeeiaiists with the Florida votional. tion*, examine this year's Agricultural Extension Ser­ Following tha b u a i n a s a candidates, tee the ball and vice, point out. meeting Mrs. Jennia Fox learn how each network will Freeling does not improve served refreshment* of lemon­ rarer the big show. Huntley, quality, so when choosing ade and cookies. Brinkley, Cronklte, S n a r e Id, steaks for freexing, select only Tha next regular meeting Smith and Morgan are all high quality m eat will be Aug. 4 with Mr*. knowledgeable men, so you If you follow these sugges­ Brablson and Mr*. 3tildred won't go wrong with any of tions when packaging meet Eaclavon serving as hostesses. the shows. for freexing, you can store it 0-4:30 p. m. CBS. The Twen­ for as long as • to 12 months North America's first mint tieth Century. “The plots •t tero degree* Fahrenheit. •gainst Hitler” Part I. (re­ was established in Mexico Package your atcaka in run) A fascinating documen­ City in 1536 and still produces quantities to be cooked at one tary detailing the various concoins. Um*. If you wrap two atcaka soi-aclea, real and faked, together, use a double thick­ •gainst the life of hitler. 7-7:30 p. m. CBS. Leaale. ness of freexcr paper between (rerun) ,v far-fetched plot that them te make separation only kiddie viewers will swal­ easy. Use moisture and vapor-re­ low. Timmy's (Jon Provost's) kite snags a power line which sistant materials to protect breaks at the same time a all foods you freeae. Properly neighbor's barn starts bunt­ packed, foods will not dry out ing. The bant owner (Stuart and air will not enter the Randall) blame* Timmy for package, causing oxidation. the damage, but leave R to Write date, kind and type of Lassie to turn up cvldeoce product, weight or number of that proves a bolt of lightn­ servings and pieces on pack­ ing not the btpken power age. Freese the meat quickly at line, Ignited the bare. 7:304 p. m. CBS. My far xcro degree* Falirenbeit or orite Martian, (rerun) Ray lower. Limit tha amount of Walston, aa the Martian, la food froxen at on* time In a delightfully indignant here aa home freezer to two pounds an unknown junkman cleans per cubic foot of total storage out Tim O'Hara's (Bin Bix- •pace. by'a) garage and take* away hto spaceship aa junk. Realis­ Collars with two pounds of ing they can’t advertise for a missing spaceship without in­ radio equipment are attached viting a psychiatric probe, Tim to soma grixxly bears in the and the Martian canvaM all Yellowstone Park area to enthe junkyards till they find able researchers to learn the right one. Then the fun enough about their habits to really begins. Quite a colorful check tha decline in their character as the sputtering numbers. Freeze Steak Now For Use Later On Fair Exhibit To Drop Charge Fire Department To Have Outing In Longwood TAMPA (UPI) The 23 cent admlislon charge at Florida's financially faltering ! world's lair exhibit will be dropped, the state chamber of Commerce announced yes­ terday. But a new admission charge of 23 cent* will be added for W OC Meeting Set Monday W. Ben Stokes, administrat­ or of Winter Park Towers, the new Presbyterian Home of the Synod of Florida for Senior Citixens. and Mr*. I Stoke*, will be special guest* for the general meeting of Sanford Presbyterian Women of the Church to be held Mon­ day. Individual circles will meet at the church at 11 a.m. Fol-> lowing a covered dish lunch­ eon. Prayer Band will b* at 12:30 p.ra. with the General Meeting to convene at 12:45 p.m. FLORIDA’S “MISS SMILE." lovely Paula Hick* from Altamonte Springs, will be competing for the national title at Cypreaa Garden* this week­ end with contestant* coming from all parts of the United States, Alaska and Hawaii for the contest to be held Friday through Sunday. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Hicks, Paula in a sophomore at the University of Flori­ da where she is a journalism major specializing in advertising. (Herald Photo) TV RENTAL • Sal** Seminole TV FA 2-4120 Zenith Color TV 8al*a 2400 Hanford Av*. INNERSPRIN G M A TTRESS REN O VA TIO N duled for Oct. 3, will be die[cussed. Suzanne Switches HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Suzanne Plethette ha» her Warner Bros, contract a four picture deal with Miriseh brother*. • Rervic* LOOK! Catholic Women Set Bake Sale By Donna Eetra The Church of Nativity Catholic Women’* Club will eprneor the monthly bake sale In the social hall of the church Sunday following the 9 and 11 a.m M*i»e*. Members of the parish are urged to contribute baked goods for the sale. The board of the club will meet at 8 p-m. Monday In the social hall.. Mr*. Gene Shannon, president, will con­ duct the meeting and plant for the Pariih Festival, sche­ a Seralnola Indian dtopliy outside tha main Florida area, the chamber reported. It was also decided-'it » New York meeting be\pccf| Gov. Farris Brysnt, Florkir exhibitor* and world'* fair of. ficialt that fences around the Florida exhibit would be torn down. Brj ant wont to New York to dtocusi ways of improving at. tendance at the Florida exhi­ bit, which haa been losing money almost since the fair , opened. J T h e 25 cent admission charge at the Florida pati. . lion was started two weeks *< ago in an effort to boost in­ come. The fences which will be tom down forced vliitnrs lo the Florida exhibit to make a long detour to get inside. — left for ths Head-Hunting A l t h o u g h head-hunting now is forbidden everywhere, [ old collections of skull* still may be seen in villages of Borneo and New Guinea. S P EC IA L • Cleaning A Processing Felt • Brand New Cover far Mattrea* • Brand New Insulation wher# needed ALSO: New Matlrrsare, Box Spring*, Hollfwood Bed*. Odd Store and King Site Reds Made To Order at Factory Price* l $ 1 4 50 Echols BEDDING CO. 114 Magnolia Ae*., Sanford 322-4321 •HI, daddy... com e on In, the weather's fine"1 WEEKEND TELEV ISIO N FRIDAY P . M. (I) (•) tt) gits (4) • :»* ( I ) News**** News Newells* Ck. « I N ews— W e lte r C rea- (I) Roy RCgera Shew (f) Beany A Ceell HATUKDAY p . m . 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THOMAS t l I • ■ T m nu t I I M | j 207 Magnolia A re. �Goldwater Appears Certain O f First-Ballot Nomination 58 Favorite Son Votes 01 Ohio Released SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Sen. Barry Goldwater, hla first billot presidential nom­ ination apparently assured, sought to c h a r t common ground today for feuding ele­ ments of the Republican Com­ mittee. The senator received a tre­ mendous b o o a t Thursday night in the release of Ohio's sa-member favorite ion dele­ gation. The platform hearingi have served as the principal forum for stop-Goldwater forces in pre • convention maneuvers here, and hla appearance ex­ posed Goldwater to torn* of bis outspoken crltica. Goldwater made it clear at a newa conference Thursday, however, that he was not an­ xious to provoke a fight over the platform. Moreover, this was before Gov. Jam es A. Rhodes re­ leased tt^e Ohio delegation from Its commitment to him as a favorite son — an action expected to give Goldwater a majority of the atate's 58 votes. At the news conference Goldwater h a d expressed hope that he would pick up 20 to 30 more delegatee in the next few days and thus be assured of the necessary "pad" lo guarantee a first ballot nomination. That hope appeared to have been quick­ ly fulfilled. Under the circumstances, there appeared to be little or no likelihood that Goldwater would go to the mat wtlh the Scranton partisans who have been attacking him in the platform committee. He laid Thursday that he has great confidence in the committee, which is generally friendly to bis candidacy. Goldwater said he would not accept just any platform plank drafted by the commit­ tee and he would “do the hon­ est thing" and withdraw if he thought the platform unac­ ceptable. He laid, however, that he would like to ice the platform committee left alone and believed it would do a good job. On civil rights, one of the controversial platform issues, Goldwater said the recently enacted measure is tha "law of the land" and that he was quite willing to abide by the decision of the congressional majority. As for another main plat­ form Issue, Goldwater said it was up to the platform com­ mittee and the convention itaelf whether to draft a plank criticising auch groups as the John Birch Society. Ills re­ marks suggested that Ihera might be some difficulty In draltlng such a plank. Bljr Mrs. Alexander Anderson baa been appointed music director of the Vacation Bible School scheduled to begin a t Longwood’s Christ Episcopal Church Monday, Mrs. Ralph Stcvena Is auperinUndent of tha school which will b# conducted Mon­ day through Friday, July 13 through July 14, frem 8:30 until 11:30 a.m. each day. Children of the area, ages three through 14, era inviUd to attend. 11 Navy Men Advanced Eleven men of Reconnais­ sance Attack Squadron Three ware recently advened in rata and congratulated for their efforts by Commanding Offi­ cer George W. Kim mons dur­ ing morning quartan. Before man of their squad­ ron, tbe following personnel were commended: Harvey B. Burkett, AQ1; Alan D. Burrycki, AMHl; Theodora A. CalIstro, A01; Jars B. Edwards, DSS; Richard Foeller, ATR3; David E. Lae, AQ1; Dennis L. Harper, DM1; Joseph D. Rainey, ATI; Herbert R. Schmoyer, ETI; John J. Schnei­ der, DSJ; and Walter E. Tal<belt, A MSI. Fri. July 10. ’6-1—Page 5 Stassen Reveals His Strategy SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) There is good news today for the stop-Stasscn forces. They don't hsve anything to worry about until the fifth ballot. Harold Stassen unveiled the atrategy of his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination Thursday, and a subtle, cunning thing it turn­ ed out to be. He plans lo lull the Goldwater people Into a sense of false security by act­ ing like he ia out of the race. "I have told my supportera," Stassen said at a news conference, "that on the first four ballots they can choose for themselve* whether they vote for Scranton, Lodge, Nixon or Romney. Goldwater must he stopped. Once that is done, my delegates will re­ turn to me on the fifth ballot. This is going to be a long convention." Dies In Plunge ST. PETERSBURG (UPI) — A St. Petersburg man, Wil­ lie J. Hardy, 50, plunged from the high span of the Sunshine Skyway into Tampa Ray today, the Coast Guard said. Barry Appeals For Unity In GOP Sessions SAN rRANCISCO (UPI) — Sen. Barry Goldwater, w h o says he would abandon his drive for the Republican pres­ idential nomination if the GOP platform is unacceptable to him, had a unity appeal to­ day for the platform commit­ tee. The Ariiona aenator, who apparently has wrapped up the nomination th e days ahcad of convention balloting, waa In a conciliatory mood toward the badly outnumber­ ed force* working lo reject hia beliefs. He brushed aside a series of challenges hurled by Pennsyl­ vania Gov. William W. Scran­ ton Thursday night and aidca indicated lie would not op­ pose conccssiona to the min­ ority of "moderates" on the too-member committee. G o I d w a t e r ’ a appear­ ance was to climax the final day of hearings before the committee goes Into closed session to pound out contro­ versial items In the lEKil cam­ paign document, Goldwater supporters stayed alert, however, to lastminute moves that might slow down their candidate's bandwagon. The anti-Goldw ater group threatened a convention floor fight if necessary to gain its platform objectives. B u t some members of the proScranton alliance conceded it had slight chance of achiev­ ing any of its goals within t h c Goldwater - dominated committee. The lopsided support for the front-running contender was d r a m a t l rally Illustrated Thursday when the anti-Gokiwater forces suffered a ■ma­ shing defeat on the first best of strength in the committee'* deliberations. KO Punch From Neighbor r .~ ~ — I 'n i l r d CONVENTION HEADLINERS — Sen. Thurs­ ton B. Morton, of Kentucky, left, wits appointed permanent chairman of the 1064 Republican na­ tional convention. Gov. Mark O. Hatfield, of Oreiron, riirht, will he the temporary chairman and key-notcr. The convention ia now being held in Snn Francisco. No Segregation Talks Allowed WASHINGTON (UPI) The White House reentphasized administration policy Thursday that it did not ex­ pect government officials fo address segregated audienc­ es. White House Press Secre­ tary George E. Reedy, re­ sponding to a question, said "the whole policy of this gov­ ernment is against racial dis­ crimination, ami it has been stated so many times by the President and high officials nf Ihe cabinet that there is no doubt of it now. I're s* I n t e r n a ti o n a l SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — Supporters of Gov, Wil­ liam W. Scranton tried des­ perately today tu laity hum n shuttering blow (trail the Pennsylvania's hopes for thr Republican presidential nom­ ination by hi* neighbor state, Ohio. Scranton'* lop ndvisera aiul aidca showed shocked dishe. lief when the 58-nicmber Ohio delegation was released front voting for Gov. James A. Rhodes, a favorite.son candi­ date, on the first ballot at the GOP convention next week. Thr Ohio delegation is re­ ported to he overwhelmingly in favor of Sen. Rarry Goldwater. Release of the delega­ tion was a blow to Scranton force* because the Pcnnsylvaninn had rounted heavily on states with favorite-son candidates to hold to that po­ sition on the Initial ballot. Ohio particularly waa rated highly important in Scranlon’a stop-Goldwater strategy aimed at preventing t h e front-running Arizona sena­ tor from sweeping to the nomination nn the first bal­ lot. Scranton had no ini mediate comment nn the Ohio delega­ tion's release but his press secretary, Jaek Connty, said the governor would hold a newa conference today, pre­ sumably to discuss the dew vclopmrnt. No time waa aet. Scranton remnined secluded Thursday night in his tfith floor suite at the Mark Hop­ kins Hotel and conferred pri­ vately with Rhodes. But Rhodes said the release of the Ohio delegation was not discussed. The two governors met for an hour and 40 minutes. Rhodes told an impromptu news conference in the hotel lobby- shortly before mid­ night that it was a "congen­ ial visit." Tha Ohio governor said Scranton invited him to hia suite and he accrptrd be­ cause hts always was availa­ ble for such meetings. He pointed out lie yens friendly with many governors snd planned to play golf today with California's Gov. Ed­ mund G. Brown, a Democrat. Rhodes said neither he nor Ohio stale GOP Chairman Ray Bliss would recommend any candidate to the Ohio delegation. He satd he gave up the favorite - son status because there was "nothing in the law that tiy * these people have to vote for me on the first ballot . . . 1 am not h candidate." Mix Plan OK’d TALLAHASSEE tUPI) Federal Judge G. Harold Carswell approved Wednes­ day a step ladder desegrega­ tion plan for public achools in Panama City. Old Birds MIAMI (UPI) - A biologist say* studiea indicate that sooty tern* nesting In the Dry Tortuga* off Florida'a coast have a surprising life span of about 30 ycari. Q U A LIT Y H O M ES S E LL! WE'RE ALL SOI,I) OUT except for two homes in Loch Arbor and one in Ravenna Park. Sec these well planned, well built homes lhis weekend! — in Idyllwilde of Loch Arbor “HOMES OF DISTINCTION** Keep Your Own Vote Tally— STATES AND NUMIER OF DELEGATES ALA. 20 ALASKA AIIZ. ARK. CALIF. COIO. 12 14 12 U 11 CONN. DEL FLA. GA. HAWAII u 12 14 24 • IDAHO 14 ILL IND, SI IOWA LA. MAINE MD. MASS. M ica 48 MINN. MISS. MO. MONT. NER. 2A IS 24 14 NEV. N. H. N. J. N.M. n. t. N.C. M.O. OHIO OKLA. ORL FA. IL L S-Q . SD . TENN. TEX UTAH v r. VA. WASH. W. VA. WIS. WTO, D.C. F .L V .l FIRST 1ALLOT Goldvoter Scroo* ton n 24 20 24 2D 44 20 J4 n r. By Donaa Estes ir r a lil HARRY GOLDWATER KAN. Music Director Appointed For Bible School Oanforl SECOND (ALLOT Geld•alec Scrota too THIRD (ALLOT Geldvoter ADDED STARTERS Scraateo The charm of Bermuda type architecture ia combined with the latest American innovstioni In comfort and convenience to make this the perfect home for a apace loving family, The exterior native rock two story panrl enclosing tha staircase in an unusual and Striking feature. Three bed­ rooms and a study upstairs, the two story living room, compact G.K. Medallion kitchen and two and one-half baths, all add up to a tot of home. Central heating and air conditioning, ceramic tile on sills snd in baths, color coordinated wall papers and mural, to ntaka thli IDYLLWILDE homa outstanding, both practically and aesthetically. * — inRavenna Park "A COMMUNITY OF HOMES — BUILT WITH PRIDE* This lovely 4 bedroom, 3 bath Contemporary model la cen­ trally duct heated with op­ 14 4 14 40 tional air conditioning, and 14 92 plus custom features a modern General Electric built-in kitchen, cabinet! 24 built kitchen and additional "work lighting." 14 M 22 II 44 | . Three more homes aie construction—one nearly ptetrd, two more on the Chocee the one to fit needs! M 14 14 28 54 M under mmwayl your 11 n 24 14 » 12 __________ __________ t S s FHA, FHA-IN-SERVICE, VA AND TOTAL 1AM DCUGATt VOTES NEEDIO TO NOMINATE: U S - A J SAVE THE above table for the convention balloting in San Francisco. Other major contenders can be kept track of In the “added starters" column in any of the ballots, CONVENTIONAL FINANCING 1 * H\ STENSTROM REALTY SALES AGENTS Phone 322-2420 Or 322-7405 �I) fftrr Ria TnrB V rnlb Page 6— Fri. July 10, '64 About Sports Orioles W hip Indians Twice; Phils Defeat Redlegs Thinking Birds Win Both Out Loud Gaines By One By Julian Stenatroa Our ol' buddy, Benny Kahn, •port* acribe over at Um Day tons Beach Neva Journal, In* crew ed hi* position aa the b eit predictor ol a panel of racing expert* sponsored by Pure OIL Benny took top points la the panel’s predic­ tions about the Firecracker 400 when he selected A. J. Foyt to win the Firecracker at « speed of 155.279. Foyt woo fftd fai* speed was 191.491. a • a Elks, Shrine In Final JBL Tilt Run Margins H'a the sam e ol' story to By George C. Langford tbs Junior Boya League. UPI Sports Writer The Elks won the l i n t half One and one la adding up title and the Shrinera grab­ to a pennant for the Balti­ bed the second half Gag. They more Orioles uniats a formu­ la Is devised to atop thair met to a playoff and the one-run tangent. S hrInert took the loop’s cham­ H it Orioles lengthened thair pionship. American League lead over Tonight two dubs m eet to tha second-placa Yanksaa to the finals of the league's an­ 3H games Thursday night by nual tournament. They are sweeping a pair of one-run the Elks end the Shrine ra. decisions from the Cleveland Game tim e tonight to T:30. The alto la Memorial Stadium. Indian*, 4*9 and 2-1. The Elka advanced to the Tha results left Baltimore Kahn now has brought his with a fantastic 21 victories finals by taking CPO 9 to 2 last night. Chris Akers fann­ season's total to a pair ot against only two loesea In ed 10 and issued five free firata and one second In three contests decided by * tingle tickets in gaining hla mound attempts. The panel has three tally thla season. victory. Gary Maples picked Boog Powell powered hit more races to predict. They'll up a trio of hits, including a 22nd and 23rd home runs to guess on the Southern 900 at double, to spark the Elk* in­ account for the Baltimore to tonight'* final. Billy Miller Dallngton on Labor Day, tbs runs In the opener while 10and Mark Caolo came through 6 CCA road racing champloo* year-old rookie Wally Bunker with a pair of bingies each. ship at Elkhart Lake, WU., three-hit tha Indiana. Rookie One of Miller's blows went for Sept. U , and tha National 400 Bam Bowena blasted a ninthtwo base*. a t Charlotte Oct. 18. Inning round tripper to win Meanwhile, Steve L**ch » • • the nightcap. struck out 10 and walked four | y the way, with lb# Bunker's victory waa his In pitching hi* second no-hitter •leeks i s m for the year a l ninth against two loataa. Two of the year aa the Shrlncrs Daytona, Um of tho hits o ff him wars hornsqueezed past the Civitans in will m ere to to bald the ere by Leon Wagner and rooka 3 to 2 thriller. Leach Joined spotlight. Tha best aperto la Bob Chance. Danny Loo to the distinction machinery to the i w * - 1* Tha Orioles trailed 1-0 to of having hurled two no-hltII lactates setae of the fasttha eighth Inning of the sec­ ter* this season. And It waa net, hearten! and conUtort ond gams when plnehhitter tho second no-hitter tossed CAROLYN CARLSON a n d Kathy Schlltt •pacts staff to Um enuatry during the current tourna­ (right) are representing the Sknte City Rollers S r iU battle * ent an the Bob Johnson doubled off ment. loser Sam McDowell to score Dance and Figure Club a t the Southern Roller weekend ef Sept. M to the Ron Dudley, Mike Long, W. Skating Championships In Louisville, Ky. Miss annual BCCA Divisional Norm Slebern. Rellver Har­ R. Beasley and Mike Yentsch vey Haddix was the winner. Carlson, 7-year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. championship. hit safely for the Shriners, all Tha Yankees rallied to trip • • • Richard Carlaon, placed first in girls’ singles a t singles. Dennis Kccran pitch­ And apeaklng of aporto tho 8enator* B-5, tha Tigers a state meet recently in Tampa. Miss Schlitt, ed effectively but In a losing Cars, Bud Mougbton wants to topped tha Red Sox 4-3, the placed third in ladies’ singles a t Tampa and ia effort. remind aporto ear buffs about Twine defeated the A'a 2*1 representing Florida in the Queen’s contest. The Shrlner* will send Dud­ and tho Angela blanked the the rally to be held here Sun­ Kathy won tho Florida queen’s event a t Tampa ley to the hill tonight and the day. Entrants are Invited to White Sox 3-0 In other Amer­ In which 16 contestants participated. Elks will counter with their register at 1 p- m-i ***? ican League games. se e , Gary Maples. It’ll be the Tha Yankees need three Winn-Dixie store on French last fame of the City necreaand 25lh. Guests are especially walks and singles by Joa tovlted to participate, ll'a be­ Pepltone and Cleta Boyar to ing sponsored by the Seminole break a 8*3 tin with thrae Sports Car Association of San­ run» In the eighth Inning, off ford. loser Claude Osteen. Al Down­ • e e ing 5-2, with relief help from That new stadium being built Pete Mlkkelsen, waa tha win­ In Houston to really going to ner. Don Lock h it hla 12th be something. By Henry W. Thom berry Lome, who ably buekad tha homer for tha Senators. One press of a button and Tha Tigers’ Dave WickerUPI Bports Writer forbidding 4n-mlla • per - hour A c darned sports arena will sham registered hla 12th vic­ BT. ANDREW’S, Scotland winds which continued to lash MtNNEAPOLIS, M i n n . be converted from a baseball tory —* high In tha AL — on (UPI) — British newsmen the "Old Lady's" links, cams (UPI) — If the rumor that park to a football stadlnm a yield of eight hits before began smacking thair Ups to within twa strokes of the the Milwaukee Braves plan to complete with a changed being relieved by Larry Sher­ expectation today aa Cham- course record ns ha bettered move their National League seating arrangement. Stands holding some 10,000 ry with two out In tho ninth. pagna Tony Lema, known for hla first round 78 with Thurs­ franchise to Atlanta becomes neats will move on ateel rails Lea Thomas touched Wlekar- hla concern with tha thirst day's 88 for a 88-hoIo total of fact, the Minnesota Twine at the push of the button un­ •ham for two homers, account­ of tha members o f tho fourth 141. plan to saturate Wisconsin Jack Nicklaua, who naedai with winter tours to order to til they are parallel to the ing for all tha Rad Sox runs. estate, sailed into tha third Minnesota lefty Jim Kaat round lead of tho Britlah Op­ 40 putta to negotiate tha woo baseball fans to the Twin aide lines of the football fteld. course Thursday, turned In a Cities, There’ll be a seating capacity notched hla 10th victory to 18 en with a two-strike lead. of 149,000 for baseball and decision*, outduallng tha A'a disappointing 76-74 card for The Twins’ tour, comprising Joss Santiago, who shutout a 190, nine strokes o ff the several players and front offootball. When the arena In needed, tha powerful Twins until tha pace, flee personnel visited five •ay for conventions, U can sixth when Bob AUleon and British Ryder Cup winnar state* and Canada last winter be made tote aa audUroun Don Mlncher touched him for Harry Waatman held second appearing -before 77,500 peo­ seating 00,040. When It be­ back-to-back homers. K a n place behind Lama with a 86- ple. com es a boxing arena M Harralaon connected for Kanhols tally o f 148. Irishman If the Braves should an­ can accommodate M,0M. ass City. Christy O’Connor, who was nounce a move ahortly after And here's another twist. Rookie Tony Oliva collect­ tied with Jaan Garalalda of the current season ends, the Fans utilising box seats can ed two doubtes to taka tha Franca for tha first round Twin* will set up a separate have telephone* available ao AL batting lead away from United Press International lead, w as In third place tour for the state of Wiscon­ they can combine bualnesa hla teammate AUleon, with a The Florida State League Thursday with a 71-73-144. sin. It’s obvious the Twins, in with pleasure. How about 4137 mark. All-Star* fought to a 13-tonlng Garalatde, meanwhile, fell their three complete seasons Hull Playboy Bo Belineky 7-4 3-8 standoff last night with to fifth place with a 71-74- to Minnesota, have hurt the a a o hurled hla first shutout to al­ first half pennant winner* 145 behind O'Connor and Braves at the gate. The news of the approval most two year*, collaring tha Fort Lauderdato to Yankee Bruct Devlin e f Australia, Don Cissidy, Twins1 group of the contract between the White Sox on Juat two sin­ Stadium before league Preal who alto posted a 144. promotion director, estim ates Seminole County S c h o o l dent George McDonald callod The original field of 120 an average o f 300 Wisconsin Board and the City of Sanford gles. lx>u Clinton cracked hie tho game. golfers in tha tournament was residents s e e each home for the use of Memorial Sta­ third homer In four games The All-Start lumped to an dium la certainly welcomed. and Bob Rodgers extended hla early lead, picking up one cut to the low 46 after Thurs­ Twin* game aa a group. Add We're glad that rity and school hitting atrrak to 10 game* run to the third and two mors day's round for tha 86-hola to thla tha counties* Wiscon­ officials got together and agalnit lo u r dary Patera 9-4. to tha fifth. finals today, The 8600 pounda sinites who come to the sta­ worked out the deal. But tho Yankees rallied for of prise money $23,000 wM dium individually and you The clay taflald a! tha three to the bottom of the be distributed tonight, bar­ have a good dairy state rep­ stadium will be converted ninth to tie tho game and ring tha need for a playoff resentation. for football to bn land by (area tho contest Into extra Saturday. Five of tha A m ir Basalts Tkanday Semlaola High'* van ity and toning! when catcher Wyatt leans competing In the tourna­ janlor varsity elevens, Ian* Florida Slats >8 Lsagw aai 18 Dragar doubled to the tying ment survived Thursday’s cut ford Junior High sad Creams Fla. Stats 080 843 0 - 8 8 80 I run*. and will go on to today’s fin Lon (wood IU 880 3 -1 9 > 81 High. McDonald called Km game •la. W P - Don Hunter (0-8), LP at 11:11 p. m. to give the Our wish now la that aoma kind of pres* facilities can —Harold Helms (1-1), HR— p liy a n time to return to thair la.aaa m o u r n er s be installed so that adequate John Cato, Fla. State, lat of club*. Tkaraday’a Results CHAMONIX, Franca (UPI) coverage of the contests can the year. The league resumes play Toronto 9 Rochester 8 — Mora than 10,000 mourn­ Wilson Malar M G»aaa 11 ba given. tonight with Fart Lauderdale Syracuse S Buffalo 1 ers attended tha church and a • • Chase IU 000 0-1T-19-7 traveling to Miami, SL Columbua 8 Richmond 7 b u r i a l service! Thursday WU Malar IU T04 x * 0 IT 4 The Seminole Swim Asso­ Petersburg playing at Bara Atlanta 8 Jacksonville 1 WP— Tom Debord (4-7), LP eote, Lakeland going to Tam whan former world slalom ciation will hold Ita monthly champion Charles Boson and H R Dick Ftaak (8-11), business moating at the Civ* pa and Orlando traveling to 18 other Alpinists who died THANT TO DRAW le Center at I p.m. Monday. Charlie Brown, WM, Sod of tha SL Petersburg. In an avalanche on Mount Coach Emma Spencer will be yeep PHILADELPHIA (U PI) — Blanc Tuesday ware hurled. Secretary General U Thant of STANDINGS on hand to anawir any quea BBT FOR PHYSICAL Maurice Hartog, secretary of 11 8 tioos parents may wish to aak King*wood NEW YORK (U P I)—Pitch­ state for sports and youth, the United Nations will mak* • 1 All members bar# been urg McRanay the draw for tha Federation • 4 er Bill Wakaflald of tha New represented the govtramanL Cup tennis matches at Uia Fla. State •d to attend. York Mate to scheduled to * e a Lon£wood 7 4 U.N. next Monday. Tha wom­ 8 8 take hto pre-induction service With, about TO manufactur­ an’s tennis matches will b* Far local football fans Robb* physical examination today 3 9 who follow the Orlando Bron­ Wilson Mater ers, tha sewing machine In played at tho Germantown S 9 and than fly back to New dustry o f Japan to the larg­ Cricket Club to Philadelphia, co*,, wa kava information Chaaa York to rajoln tha club In 1 U that the f in ! Branco prac­ U 8 O est to tha world. SepL 2-9. Gama* Friday or Satorday time for Ita game with tha tice sessions have been bald SL Lout* Cardinals. •ad that 4a Central Fled- No Gamaa acbaduled Gaasea M sadly dtasa am participating to CHIEFS SIGN TWO tiu wnekants. Tbs Branca Ktogiwood at Fla. State 1:80 Chase at USO 8:49 KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U PI) will m ast Tv sc aloose Aug. 1 — Orville Hudson, 8-foot, In the season's curtain rajs- ( F t Mellon Field) 2710 8 . HWY. 17-02 — SANFORD] 8-Inch, 140-pound middle line­ backer from East Taxes BEARS SIGN TWO railing by n t to a CHICAGO (U PI) — Line State College, signed Wed­ StUl to series m mar i rgta. a talented backer Jim Purnell from Wis­ nesday with tha Kansas City dgh school team ex- consin and guard Joa Wan- Chiefs of tha American Foot­ North high BALES ft SERVICE • PH. IS3-IIU peeled to reduce the deficit dryhoskl from Illinois, both ball League. Hudson waa the this year in the annual all free agents, signed Thursday Chiefs' lath-round choice to Tha Snappla* Turtle to MORE MOWER! afar football classic Aug. 1, in with tha Chicago Bears of tha the AFL draft nod also has played center. g National Football League. G feeiv U le. Tony Lema Captures Twins' Griffith British Open Lead Will Try To Woo Wisconsin Fans FSL All-Stars, Ft. Lauderdale Play 3-3 Tie Men's League Infernational League 1 . S M IT T Y ’S Snoppin* Turtle AU Sizes Self-Propelled R O TA R Y MOW ERS lion Department's Junior Boya League season. The loop's atl-stara, however, will play several exhibition tills. Leach finished the season with an overall pitching re cord of nine wins and ooe setback, tops in the circuit this year. Ills first and last game were no-hit performances. He yielded only 39 hits over 68 innings. Score by Innings: CPO 001 010 0 - 3 8 4 Elka 132 003 x—Q 10 3 WP— Akers, LP— Mike Stubbin* Civitans 000 101 0 - 2 0 3 Shrioers 020 001 x—8 9 3 WP— Leach, LP— Keeran 79 Runs Scored In Men's Loop Piay Last Night The borne plate at Fort Melloo Park’s softball field got In for aome real wear and tear Thursday night when It was crossed no less th in 79 tim es during action to the City Recreation Department's Men’s Slo-Pltch Softball Lea­ gue. Florida State Bankers eli­ minated Long wood from any title hopes at all by winning a 23 to 19 decision. Mosal Helms had four hits for Loogwood and Bob Nolle collected three safeties for the Bankers to capture plate honors. John Cash also had a bom er for the Bankers. The win moved Florida State Into third place in the league's standings. Meanwhile, Wilson - Maler come from behind to rack up a 20 to 7 victory over Chase and Company. Charlie Brown had a homer for the Furni­ ture men la the free-scoring affair. The league will wind up re­ gular .M ason play with the gamea which are slated for next week. American League W L P e t GB Baltimore 90 28 .641 New York 48 31 .997 3V4 Chicago 44 31 ,587 4Vi Minn. 44 37 .543 7Vi 29 39 .900 11 Detroit Boston 38 41 .473 13 Los Ang. 38 44 .463 14 Cleveland 84 44 .436 16 Kan. City 81 48 .392 19Vi Wash. 82 92 JUl 21 Thursday's Results Baltimore 4 Clev, 9, 1st Baltimore 2 Clev, 1, 2nd New York a Washington S Detroit 4 Boston 3 Minnesota 3 Kansas City 1 Lo* Angeles 8 Chicago 0 Games Taday Chicago at Los Angelo* (N) Minnesota at Kansas City (N) Boston at Detroit 2, (T-N) Baltimore i t Cleveland (N) New York at Washington (N) latarday’a Gamea Chicago at Loa Angeles Minnesota at Kansas City Boston at Detroit Baltimore at Cleveland New York at Washington Local Swimmers Go To Eustis Following a rest of two weeks tha Bemlnola Bwlm Association la ready for Ita scheduled meat Friday and Saturday at Euatia. The younger half o f tha •quad w ill compete Friday and tha older group will swim to compatltlon on Sat­ urday. W INNING W A Y S ................ By Alan Mover COMOU9EUX9 hV& p a t e ru e s r a r r p / y£A * a f n r u a s P p a m p m u A b e a t/s r * A r S964 & rU £ V/Af7HSS y*A P f o p c a i /p o p p / a * C//AM PH & AF r w / y A £ M A , w nos a eeeu serr/pG P t/m p e p o r / 9 6 t got m g "s/fisrs." 7 : til p f a pop; P /P p r rt? tv'U 5 7799 5£A*<yf: p m j> r 7 0 m u ' *-AP(? A U / M V APTEP' W /o a p t r / u p e . 9P A 9oP P/OP POP 7VPA P A P * 7P A TM 4py, * //9 6 P , P i / T o r i ? 7m ? o r 7 P e ^ y /£ p p orr/c/AC PGA e /e p rs . IV IW I Patterson Now No. 2 Among Heavyweights NEW YORK (UPI) — Floyd Patterson was boosted from seventh to second among hea­ vyweight contenders a n d named “fighter of the month" to The Ring magazine’s rat­ ings today. The former two-tine champ­ ion was doubly honored be­ cause of his lopsided 12-round decision oner contender Eddie Florida Fruit Group To Have Golf Tourneys Members and guests of the Florida Fruit and Vegetable Association attending t h e group's 21st annual conven­ tion to Miami Beach will tee off the convention with golf tournaments on Sept. 21. Harold H. Kastner of San­ ford la a member of Use men's tournament committee and Mrs. Kaatner lias been •elected to serve aa a m em ­ ber of tho ladlei’ tourney. Both tournaments will be sponsored by the Fruit and Vegetable Division of the Wirebound Box Industry and will be held at tho Country Club of Miami. "This will be the first time the ladles attending t h e FFVA'a convention will have a golf tournament." asya Mr*. Sydney O. Chase Jr., Sanford, who la chairman of the ladles' convention activi­ ties. STOLLH ADVANCES EDGBASTON, Eng. (UPI) —Australian Fred Stolls de­ feated D. Orchard of Eng­ land, 6-1, 6-0, and Don Dali of Bathasda, Md., bast C. Evarton of England, 6-1, 6*4, Wednesday to raach tha third round of tha man's singles In tha Midland Counties lawn tennis championships. SIXTEEN PROS NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. (U PI) — Sixteen proa headed by U. S. Opto champfen Ken Venturi and Billy Casper open a 90-hole grind today to a revival o f tha $88,000 Wykagyl round robin golf championship after a seven year laps*. Machcn of Lot Angeles at Stockholm, Sweden, last Sun­ day. Only ex-champ Sonny Lis­ ton now ranks above Patterton in Tho Ring's ratings. Machcn was dropped from fourth to aewnth because of his defeat. Doug Jones o( New York, rated second for several months, was lowered to fourth became of inactiv­ ity. Among the light heavy­ weights, Johnny Pcrsol of New York has been returned lo the rankings at No. S be­ cause of his victory over Bobo Olson. Olson of San Franclse o , former middleweight, dropped from fourth to sixth among the light heavies. Light heavyweight Wayne Thornton of Fresno, Calif., advanced two pegs to fifth place because of his upset victory over Eddlo Cotton of Seattle, Wash., who faded from second to fourth. Greg­ orio Peralta of Argentina climbed from third to aecond and Mauro Mina of Peru mov­ ed up from fifth to third. National League W L Pet. GB PhUa. 48 28 .832 San Fran. 49 32 .60S lte Cinn. 42 37 .532 7Vi Pitta. 41 38 .932 7Vi Milwaukee 39 40 .494 lOVi St. Louis 39 41 .488 U Loa Ang. 38 40 .487 11 Chicago 37 40 .481 llVi Houston 38 43 .469 12Vi New York 24 58 .293 27 Thursday's Result* San Francisco 9 Chicago 4 Philadelphia 4 Cincinnati 8 New York 4 SL Louis 8 Milwaukee 11 Pittsburgh I Houston 6 Los Angeles 5 Today’s Games St. Louis at N#w York (N) Cincinnati at Philadelphia (N) Milwaukee at Pittsburgh <N) San Francisco at Chicago Los Angeles at Houston (N) Saturday’s Games Milwaukee at PKtaburgh St. Louis at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia San Francisco at Chicago Loa Angeles at Houston Giants Wallop Cubs; Dodgers Lose To Colls United Press International When All-Star hero Johnny Callison said "It’a gotta be a Phillies year" ha didn't mean tha National League leaders wera ready to ait back and wait for the breaks. Callison won tha All-Star gams Tuesday with a threerun ninth Inning homer, but ha kept the Fhilliea 1H game* ahead of tha Glanta Thursday night with a pin-point throw from rlghtflcld to home plate. With the Reds leading 4-2, and runners on aacond and third with two out In tha seventh, Deron Johnson rifl­ ed a single to right scoring one run. But Callison charged the ball and threw a strike on tha run to tha plate to nail Robinson, who was car­ rying the tying run. Reliever Jack Baldschu.z shut cut the Reds cn one hit over the final two innings to giva the Phillies a 4-3 decl•ion. Willie Mays and Willie MeCovey helped the Giants keep pare by slamming home runs in San Francisco’s 9-4 ver­ dict over the Cubs and the world champion Dodgers sank 11 gamea behind by blowing a 6-2 lead with two out in the ninth Inning to the Hous­ ton Colts, losing 8-5. In other National League games, the Brave* downed the Pirates 11-6 and the Meta upset the Cardinals 4-3. Mays collected hit 26th homer and McCovey added his 12th in the Giants' 16-hit assault against Lorry Jackson and four Cub reiievera. Gaylord Perry 7-4 hurled aeven relief Innings to gain tha victory. Ron Perranoskl of the Dodg­ ers came in to face the weakhitting Colts with one out and the bases loaded In the ninth. Ha yielded an Infield single to Al Bpangler and Nellie Fox’s two-run single which •cored the tying and winning run. Tha loss was the fourth f o r Perranoskl—ona more than ha had all last year when he had a 16-3 mark. Ancient Warren Spshn 6-8 finding the victories tougher and tougher to get, won hia first game In a month but failed to go tha distance for tha 11th straight time. Ha was chased by tha Pirates* after giving up six runs to alx innings. Frank Thomas, making hla first appearance In 28 games, hit a two-run pinch hit homer off Curt Slmmona with two out to the ninth inning to pro­ vide the Meta victory. Thom­ as had been sidelined with a gland Infection line# May 81 and had not taken batting practice until Thursday n ig h t f i) ft » it Southern League Thursday's Results Chattanooga 7 Macon t Knoxville 7 Columbua 4 Only gamaa scheduled H K U N IN G PAINTS GIVE YOUR HOME THE BRIGHT LOOK Ph. 921-8848 Factory F’aint Outlet 88 IT French 724 People Killed Over The 4th July Weekend , V J. HAVE YOUR CAR CHECKED FOR SUMMER VACATION 32” __ 817JB PER ROLL 47” $22.48 PER ROLL WALL SUPPLY • • • • ROTATE TIBER BALANCE FBONT ADJUBT BRAKES INSPECT LININGS FOR WEAR July Special WE HAVE MOVED! NEW LOCATION RIGHT ACROSS STREET 220 N . FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FLA . 222-5412 ’’Headquarters For Sprinkler Syntema" CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH, INC. 519 E. P in t S t Ph. 322-5441 1) �8br #infor& Vrrali Fri. July 10, ’64—Page 7 Drive-In: 'Rhino' Tlia flrit Sanford showing ot "Rhino” li dated at the Movlcland Drive-In Theatre darting Sunday and running tor three daya. The unusual movie was made on location in South Africa and w a a possible through modern science and diacovery and experiments m a d e with tranqutllzl n g drugs. The thrilling wildlife drama if an Ivan Tora production and d ars Harry Guardino, British actress Shirley Eaton and Robert Culp. HOPPING Also billed for Sunday, Monday and Tuesday at the drlve-ln is "Four For Tex­ as" In color and starring Frank Sinatra. Wednesday and Thursday the menu calls for "a Tick­ lish Affair” w i t h Shirley Jones as star and the co­ feature, "Rampage," starring Robert Mltchum. A triple feature will round out the week. On tap are "Law Of The Lawless" in color and starring Dale Rob­ ertson, "Dr. Strangclove" with Peter Sellers; and "Un­ der The Yum Yum Tree" fea­ turing Jack Lemmon. LARRY MAPLESDEN, Boys State chairman for Memorin! Post 2G0 of Casselberry, gives last minute instructions and a handshake to Dnn Casnelherry. Butch Baird and Andy Hinely, left to right, os they prepare to board the bus for a week in Tallahassee. Butch Is sponsored by Old Glory Post 183 while Dan and Andy are sponsored by tho Cnssell>crry post. (Herald Photo) 'Chalk Garden' At Ritz ROI1ERT CULP and llnrry Guardino hnve Im­ mobilized a wild zebra with a drug dart in one of the remarkable scenes of Metro-GoldwynMayer’s thrilling wild life drama, "Rhino 1”, filmed in color entirely on locations in South Africa. British actress Shirley Enton provides the love interest in the unusunl and exciting story of an American scientist's effort to save the wild lifo of Africa from extinction through the use of tranquilizer bullets and other scien­ tific discoveries. TO.NITF. & SAT. GIGANTIC HIDE - I N THE A I R ■ Triple Feature No. 2 — 11:00 "THE GREAT ESCAPE" In Color Steve McQueen No. 2 — 9:20 "FOR THOSE WIIO THINK YOUNG" In Color No. 1 — 7:45 -MAN FROM GALVESTON" Jeffrey Hunter COMING SUN. - MON. - TUES. FIRST SANFORD SHOWING NITELY AT 7:45 A 11:45 1HEVRISK1H0R U V B 10 8 M | THE UVES OF THE RARE WHITE RHINO! FILMED BY THE MAKER OF “FLIPPER" IN UNFOLOZI AFRICA >18 TONS OF HORNED FURY1 In a thundering c h a r y agalntt tha gun that ^ ^ c a iu io l k M I' iH ,_ u iM m a io i SMMUV *OSI*T Film (U r Haley Mills’ hair went to the hospital for a icene in her newest Techni­ color morvle, "The Chalk Garden," which opens at the Ritx Theatre Sunday and runs through Wednesday. But only to the famed Doll's Hospital In England. It was necessary for key sequences of the Ross Hunter production for a doll to be made with the exact hair col­ or and style as llayley, who stars in the Universal release with Deborah Kerr, J oh n Mills and Edith Evans. Samples of the glamorous teenager’s hair and photo­ graphs of her new grown-up hatr-ityle were sent to Mrs. Ruth Jaycott, who, with her husband operates one of the three doll's hospitals in Eng­ land, and in 24 hours the mov­ ie doll was bark on the act appearing before the cameras with Its real-life counterpart. "I've never done any dollwork for motion pictures be­ fore," explains Mrs. Jaycott, "and I've been operating the ‘hospital here aince 1947. H was an unusual experience working on dolls for grown­ ups.' Secret of Mrs. Jaycott'a Fun recipe: Move Robin Hood and his merry men and maids from Sherwood Forest In 14th Century Msrrle EngIsnd to Chicago during ths "Roaring Twenties." Supply a laugh-filled story and a batch of lively nsw songs. Add Technicolor, Psnsvislon and top with a dazsling ar­ ray of talent, Including Frank 8lnatra, Dean Martin, Sam­ my Davis, Jr., Ring Crosby, Peter Falk, Barbara Rush and Victor Buono. Ths dish: a rollicking Warnsr Bros, musical romsdy film, "Robin and ths 7 Hoods." It's now Fabian Cast DEAN 4 FOR TEXAS W H H P IN TECHNICOLOR HOLLYWOOD (U PI) — Fabian has been cast to costar in "Erasmus W i t h Freckles." Jimmy Stewart stars in ths film about a boy with a computing machins mind. k TODAY SHOWS AT llM - 1:00 1:00 • 7:00 0:00 TM eQ U BCKCO B A SAT. SHOWS AT 1.-00 - 1:00 . 7:H - 0:00 preferring instead a formula of her own, utilizing a nylon mixture which it washable and can bo combed, that she roots on to the head in a small rubber cap. SUNDAY hi) HAHJYMILIS . DEBORAH KERR -II,. ‘ C G CHILDREN 95c STUDENTS 50* ADULTS 50s >uIU' ‘ (■ h a l k a r d e n i t « #./*#• *m iv . , _ k P x) Price* A rt Tailored T o Your Time, Needs And Budget . . . Be It A Bottla . . . or Case Jean’s Spaghetti House in Orange City. Complete dinners at low prices are their specialty. Jean and Rocco have been there for 10 year* and their wide following atteati to their culinery skill. • * Free Prompt Delivery T*L 923-0905 Open I A. Mi 12 Midnight — NOW THROUGH THURSDAY * Friday and Saturday nights at the Capri, you can enjoy your dinner to the music of the Jack Rossmar. Trio, with a spot of dancing, befora or after dinner, as you choos*. Fine food, sparkling drinks, and their motto, "Come once and you will come often” seem* to be true. It’a a popular spot and you’ll relax and snjoy your­ self. * * * If you haven't as yet visit­ ed ths Rtx Liquor Mart of Values in ths Plnecrsst Shop­ ping Center than you're miss­ ing something. Their displays and artistic decor make shop­ ping a plsasura. A complete line of domestic and Imported wines, liquors, cordials and lieer provides a wide choice. Plaid stamps and free prompt delivery, too. * * * You Just can't beat the de­ licious food they sarvs at Spencer's Restaurant, with ths snseks under the umbrel­ la in tha dining room while you are waiting for your steak or tea food to be pre­ pared exactly to your order. Alt the lobster you can eat, and they really maka good on this . . . out of this world shrimp, luxurious frog legs, nnd many other delicious dellctacles. Great for lunch, too and tha cocktail lounge ia always HOLLYWOOD (UI'I) — Robert Mltchum has been popular. * * • cast in the 20th Century Fox Something different to do film, "The Day Custer Fell." He'll be among 31 atari ex­ this weekend is square dan­ pected to appear In the film. cing. It'a the speciality of McGregor Ranch every Satur­ day night, beginning at 8 p.m., South of DeLand on the DEBORAH KERR'S concern for llayley Mills, HOLLYWOOD (UI'I) — McGregor Road. who seems to be emulating the older woman's * * * Marlon Ilrando was upstaged tragic past, mnkes for tense drama in the Boss The urge to din* out learns during the filming of "Bed­ H unter Production In Technicolor, "The Chalk time Story" when a eea gull even stronger in the eumswooped down, landed on his mer than any other t im e Garden," a Universal release. Film also co-stars head and stared directly Into get out of that "hot kitchen." John Mills and Edith Evans. Th* Trod* Winds Cafeteria the camera. In Bsmlnol* Plata at lfwy, 17-92 and SR 438 Is Just ths spot. Wonderful for th* en­ tire family. You ran choos* from th* playing at the Cinema in Crosby On Hand, Too administer* Sinatra's charita­ wondsrful display Isld out for Seminole Plata. Arademy Award - winner ble activities and makes him you, or order a Juicy steak, Sinatra, who also was ths Bing Crosby plays the secre­ famous as a modern Robin dona to your last*. producer, portray* Robho, a tary of an orphanage wko Hood. Remember, free dessert* goodhearted hoodlum w h o for tha entire family c-n take* from the rich and gives Thursday! end steak for Just to the poor, aided and abet­ on* dollar on Saturday. ted by hi* trio of fslthful * * * henchmen, Dean Martin as Right down town in the : 1 , Littls John, Sammy Davis, '/ '<4 hosrt of Sanford ia ths Jr., at Will Scarlet and Bing luxurious Cariba L o u n g e , Crosby as Alien A. Dale. Pa­ «* ^ a serving your favorite bever­ ter Falk is a villainous Guy age* for lunch, dinner or late Gisliorne, Victor Buono Is a evening relaxing. venal sheriff who headquart­ Good food from over at ers at the Nottingham Hotel Rosa and Wilk's brought and Barbara Ruah is Maid A -U right to you in th* lounge. A Marian. cool and refreshing spot noon Sinatra Sings Again or night. The satire, directed by Gor­ Free music on the Juk* box don Douglas, adds to Sina­ on Fridays from 5:30 p.m. to tra's string of performancas closing time, which Is B a.m. in a variety of musical, dra­ matic and comic roles. Sina­ DEAN MARTIN, a small-time hoodlum and tra also sings In "Robin." pool ahark, prepares to make an impression on SQUARE DANCE Dsan Martin comes to "Rob­ Sammy Davie Jr., and Frank Sinatra, members Every Hat Nit# — ■ p.m, in" following comedy roles in of a top ChicaKO Kunj* , by beating Sinatra a t McGREGOR RANCH "4 for Texas" and "Who's pool for high stakes. Scene is from "Itobin and Volusia Square Dane# Club Been Sleeping In My Bed?" tho 7 Hoods,” now playing a t tho Cinema in MrGregor Road S Ml. Ho. at DELAND In -Robin and ths 7 Hoods," the Seminole Plaza. Dean also sings in his rots of • small-time gambler and pool-hustler who joins Sina­ tra’s gang. Ths singing, dancing and acting talenU of Sammy Da­ i »ra a ! ruA tuat vis, Jr., are on display In ' to esavt "Robin." Sammy appeared VON AT CAFETERIAS previously with Frank and NOW Dean in "Ocsan's 11" tnd ■ERVINO -SergsanU I." T RAVIOLI Brando Upstaged — CLOSED ON MONDAY — Jean & Rocco Mondllo Welcome Tout Ice Cold BRER (Sunday*, too) AIR CONDITIONED Open 11 A. M. to 10 P. M. — PwriUa Accommodated Hwy. 17-91, Orange City — Reservation*' Fh. 175-3(98 Jean's Spaghetti House Steak Houne Central Florida's Oldest & Finest Georges TAVERN COR. llth 4k FRENCH — HWY. 17-93—SANFORD — BAR & PACKAGE — BEER lllffiBf f* Com* din* with us. Cnjoy crisp, appetizing aaledi. . . tasty pies, cake* and creams,, .tender, delicious prims masts and garden (rash vegetables. . . served In trvfcr pleasant surroundings. And rsmembsr, Thursday night /ia "family night" with fra* dessert* for a ll...a n d , Saturday night ia "stsak night" whan you gat a big J/i-ib. 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Uunllke other workers, she doesn't use real human hair, Ry Dottle Austin Rig new* of the week, for table hoppers la tha opening of the new Gaslight Lounge nt Freddie's Steak Houae, on 17-92 in Fern Park. Fran and Steve Larson were host Wednesday night to cocktails and one of the mest beautiful buffets we have ever seen. The new lounge follow* the Colonial atmosphere of the Gaslight Lounge, with car­ riage lamps on the walls, wrought iron railings, red leather upholstered colonial chairs and a liuthcr covered bar. Rehlnd tha bar Is a tiny stage, Just big eneugh fur a grand piano, where you'll hear Vicky Blair tickling the ivories. (Question? How in the world did they get that piano in thrreT have to pon­ der that one). For a special treat plan to dine this weekend on the superb food at Freddie's in the new Gaslight room. • * • If you want to kick up your heels end danco a bit, the Mar Lou now haa a live dunce hand, the "Holidays" on Thursday*, Friday* end Sat­ urdays, after ,0:30 p.m. It's newly decorated and they are serving prim* beef charcoal steaks. They also have facilities for ail sizes of parties, banquet* and other special occasions. * e e If your mouth is watering for some good Italian food, served in a delightful at­ mosphere of candlelight, try OJO 'Robin And 7 Hoods' At Cinema CO-FEATURE AT 9:45 ONLY FRA N K LIQUOR MART OF VALUES “A B L l ^ — FOR YOUR DANCING PLEA8URE FRI. AND SAT. NITE8 FROM 8 TILL 12 �8—FH. July 10, *84 MISS EVELYN AlUIUdS, ic n . i»tr«. mumw Bunnell, Mr. nml Mrs. E. II. Myers Jr. and Miss Jean Wilson, rlwlit, all of Sanford, recently re­ cently returned from n delightful cruise alward the completely air-conditioned S.S. Haharna Star to Nassau, with the ahip docking rittht at Hay Street in quaint Nassau, making it conveni­ ent to shop in the Native Straw Market, swim at Nassau's famed beaches and enjoy Hahumian nixht life. Fred Cumbie Entertained With Party I with a magic marker, ns a | The buffet table was laden M ines Diane, Elizabeth anil music of the juke box. Olio wull of the dining room | gift momenta to Fred for a with an attractive urray of Hharon Llpsey wcro co-hosteties last Friday night to an was covered with white paper, | memorable evening in Sun- | tempting pnrty fare. Others enjoying the delight­ after school pnrty in honor of whlch cuch guest autographed ford. ful evening of fun nnd frolic their cousin, Fred II. Cuniblo were the Misses Peggy (low­ Jr. of Orlando, who will ho a er, Claudia nomgardner, Mirsenior a t Iloone High School ii.m Ilcarn, Linda G r e e n , this year. Janie White, Nikki Morgan, Tho I.lpecy home on Stev­ Angcliu Hurt, llettinn Vale, ens Avenue was transformed Lindo Hobson, Suzanne OrInto a colorful ballroom, gaily senn, Helen Munri and Kristie decorated with festoons of Hchllke. soft lights, balloons, lanterns and multl-hucd atreumers Also Lloyd Freeman, Jeff gracefully cascading from the W i l l i a m s , Jimmy McCoy, celling. A revolving light cre­ Steve Gordy, David Hale, Jim­ ated a festive atmosphere aa my Morris, Henry Finch, tho guests danced to tho David Nocll, Harold Unger, Peter Reynolds, Con Wilson, Carclton Prcvutt, llryre Sim­ Ladies Auxiliary mons, Richard Hittcll nnd Roy Green. Ginderville V F D EKED II. CUMHIE JK., of Orlando, wuh honor Riieat of a tloliKhtfnl party at tho I.ipsey home on Stevens Avenue. With Fred are his conhIns Miss Diane I.ipsey on the left and Miss Eliza­ beth I.ipsey at the right. Mr. nnd Mra. J. Dvorak of Park Lane, have been enter­ taining their two grnndchildien, Randy nnd Carol, nnd their aon nnd daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mra, George Dvorak of Wentchcatrr, HI. They are enjoying the beachea in Cen­ tral Florida and other places of interest in tho area. Mr. nnd Mis. Charles Ul­ rich of Park Lane have re­ turned from an extended trip to Albany, Rochester, Middletown and the World's Fair in Flushing, N. Y. iple throat to which was c n -1 Miss Joy Wainright, sister Icotton nnd carried a colonial Tty Evelyn Lundy Miss Patsy Eugenia Rhodes, circled by stephanatis and of the groom, served as mHidlboquct of white enrnations daughter of Mr. and Mrs. long satin streamers tied with Iof honor. She wore a street j encircled with matching tulle Gens Rhodes of Cuba, Ken­ love knots and a runner of I length dress similar to the j and long streamers. Her headI brides of light blue polished | piece was a cluster of blue tucky, and Rennie G r i f f i n ivy. Wainright of Oviedo, were married Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, June 21, at the Cuba Church of Christ, Cuba, Kentucky. The impressive double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Donald Hall, Pastor of the church, before an altar decorated with a wrought Iron arch, entwined with wisteria nnd fern. It was centered with white wedding bells and satin bows, and placed on either side were lighted tap­ ers in cathedrial eandclahras interspersed with baskets of white glndiolas and potted palms forming the background. Pew markers were of white satin bows. Miss Paula Goodwin of Dukedom, Tennessee sang the Lords' Prayer. The Youth Choir softly hummed the wed­ ding march as the bride camo down the aisle. (iiven in marriage hy her father, tho bride wore a gown of peau de sole, designed by her mother, featuring a round neckline witii a fitted bodke. The calln lily pointed sleeves and bodice hack were fastened with tiny self-covered buttons. Thn straight skirt formed a short train, nnd hack inter­ est was creuted by a wide cummerbund forming a large bow with long streamers. Her fingertip veil of silk illusion cascaded from a tiara of seed pearls and rhinestones. She carried a white lace covered Hilda topped with a whit* Cnttclycnr orchid with a pur- Mr. and Mrs. P. Little of \xalca Dr., helped Mrs. G. Fclbush of Clifton, N. J., Mra. Little’s mother, celebrate her UOth Rirthday. The Little'a visited friends in Caldwell, N. J., Maplewood, und Ilelmar, N. J., where they celebrated their 43rd Wedding Anniversary. From Nuw Jersey they went to Albany, N. Y. nnd spent two days with their aon, I-eslle G. Little and hia family, nml v i s i t e d the World’s Fair la-fore returning to Deilnry. Mr. and Mrs. S. Ellington Mr. Wesley Snatkninp of of Shell ltd. had as their Hoincsteud Ave., who fell und guests, Mr. und Mrs. Cedric was injured while visiting his daughter with Mrs. Knttkump, Wheaton of Ohio. in New Jersey, has s|>ent Mr. und Mrs. K >1 in u n il many weeks in the hospital lovuiinu of Mnhopuc, N. Y. there. Word hus been receiv­ ami children, Matthew, Paul, ed by relatives In Deilnry, Claudia und Diane, were the Mr. Kautkump is improving guesta of the Edmund lovan- and homo at his daughtels na'a of Monroe Ave., Deilnry. house, before making the trip Mr. and Mra. Cnrl llrooks back to Dellury. of Dcilary Dr. had ns their recent guesta, Mr. nnd Mra. Norman Clark und daughter, Merz-May Final Phyllis, of New Jersey. THE GLORIOUS FOURTH OF JUDY and a 25 pound watermelon which grew in tho backyard were reason for a backyard Imrbecuo so Mr. and Mrs. Darius l’ringlo (front row left) of Hibiscus ltd., Casselberry, in­ vited it group of neighliors over to help celebrate. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Alton Iloone and children, Jimmy and Robin; Mr. und Mrs. Earl Massey and son Kenny; Mr. and Mrs. I.co Ilrown, Mr. nnd Mrs. Jim Hyland, nnd Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Messick, and Susie and Patricia. A tte n d IIy Evelyn Lundy Visiting tiu< Fred l'ieraona s e r v ic e s during luat week-end Were Mr. nml Mrs. IL K. Talbott td i s w e e k of Valdosta. Ga. alto their a t u o u r o w n aon und dnugliler-in-luw, Mr. anil Mra. Jim liiookahite of Miami. J)(aceoJ up from Margate, Fla. with their five children to visit with lloh'a parents, Mr. and Mra. Wayne Kills of Oviedo. Mrs. George Kelsey and duughtcr, Mary Jane, were recent visitors in KcUeglndc. They spent several days ai Rob and Gracia Eilia cams the guesta of the Karl Drowns. w o r s d if) NOTICE Thcrc'd no need of a Ion* atntement when our message is brief. So we'll just skip _____________________________ MR. AND MRS. BENNE GRIFFIN WAINRIGHT JR. The Pioneer Club Young Womans Club Formed Hosts T o Deltona By Ladies O f Casselberry Holiday Picnic lly Mildred llnncy The residents of Deltonn and their friends nml guests enjoyed the picnic on the Fourth of July given hy the Pioneer Club. Tho weather was co-opera­ tive, the food delicious and the music excellent. A square dance exhibition hy the Dellary Square Dance Club was followed hy popular dancing by the rrsident*. Live music made the (lancing ex­ ceedingly enjoyable. Tho celebration ended with the awarding of door prizes donated by nierrhsnts of De­ llary, Sanford and DeLand. Wo hope th li picnic ia a forerunner of many more Fourth of July picnics in Deltons. Mrs. William Ogden of Es- Wedding Details trella I)r. ia doing nicely at the Dclaind Hospital, follow- Are Announced surgery. Robbia cannot have Miss Kathryn Sus Mcrx, visitors ns yet, but a card or so will chccr her up. daughter of Mrs. Roger L. Ilrown of Orlando and Col. Mr. and Mrs. A. Pandellne John G. Mcrx of Minneapolis, ami son, David, of New York Minn., and Francis Kirk May, are the guests of Mrs. Pandflint'a sister and broter-ln* son of Mrs. Michael Thomas law, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pie- of Sanford and ths lata Rev. tropintu of Grand* Vista, De­ E. Forrest May, will be mar­ Deltona llary. ried on Friday, July 17, at 8 p.m. at ths Trinity RapChurch of Apopka. Change O f Picnic tislImmediately following the All of the friends of Mrs. ceremony, a reception will be Plans Announced held at the brlde’a home, 4717 Ernest (Illllle) Baer were Klderwood Court in Orlando. very sorry to learn that she All friends and relatives of has returned to Chicago, her By DeBary BPW the couple are invited to at­ former home. She hat sold A change of time amt plare tend the ceremony and recep­ her home on Normandy Bou­ in the previously scheduled tion. levard. plans for the Deilnry ‘ Rustness and Professional Wom­ an's Club Picnic has been an­ nounced. The members will meet at SATURDAY, JULY 11 — ONLY Wayside Park In Drlmnd at SHIPPED BY MISTAKE—OUR LOSS—YOUR GAIN I p. m. on Sunday, July 12, fur their annual picnic. SOLID HARDWOOD CONSTRUCTION Attyona desiring transporta­ tion may contact Bert L*dtrREG. S3.98 VALUE BEACH LOUNGE haus, president. Personals RED HOT SPECIAL! CH A IRS Virginia Petroski P . O. Hoi 1314 Sanford Norn Norris TB 8-1814 8 . Scaloola Phyllis Ruganstina PA 3-4H4 Laka Mary MiUlrtd Ilancy 448-8431 , Mary Catlings J Bear Laka 293-484J Mr. DeBary Personals T o Meet Monday The ladies auxiliary of tho 'Ginderville Volunteer Fire De­ partment will hold the regular meeting on Monday night, July 18 a t 7:30 p. m. at tho Elder flprings Ilaptist Churrh. All members nre urged to attend this important mooting as your support Is needed. Miss Rhodes Bride down here and say “RANDALL ELECTRIC COMPANY offers a complete electrical service, does good work, does R prompt­ ly, efficiently and cheerfully and does appreciate its customers." Sid Vihlen Randal! Electric Company 112 Magnolia Avenue I’houe 322-0915 Commercial . . . Residential . . . Ia d a strltl Wiring . „ Vacation Bound? Don't forget your camera and Kodak film Wieboldt’s CAMERA SHOP 210 8. PARK AVE. BEACHCOMBER CH A IR S *1.7 9 each REG. $2.29 VALUE •ach "THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" T O U C H T O N ’S R EX A LL DRUG Locally Owned And Operated By Glenn McCall And "ErnL" Mills COR. 1st ft MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 lly Jane Casselberry Custelberry social life, iu the midst of the usuul sum­ mer doldrums, received a shot of adrenalin today with the announcement of the organi­ zation of the Young Woman's Club of Casselberry for com­ munity-minded women under the age of 45. A nucleus of ten of tlie community's most a c t i v e young matrons met Tuesday night to make plans for form­ ing the new group. Mrs. D. E. Mount was elected general chairman and Mrs. Robert E. March was elected acting secretary. Cho­ sen to head committees were Mrs. J. P. Mitchell, member­ ship; Mrs. Knowlton W. Har­ rell, way and means; Mrs. J. W. Huggins, and Mrs. John D. Lockhart, entertainment; and Mrs. Charles Williams and Mrs. Victor IIramies, project. The group discussed a large local civic project for the daisies with matching short veil. Miss Sandra Simon, th* bridesmaid and Mrs. Bill!* Barham, a bridal attendant, both of Dukedom, Tennessee, wore dresses identical to th# maid of honor. Little Glcnna Hall of Muncie, Indiana, cousin of th* bride, was flower girl. Sh* carried a white basket of ros* petals. On either side of th* basket were daisies matching the maid of honor's headpiece. She wore a pink dress similar to that of the maid of honor. The groom’s brother, Roy W’ainwright, served as best man. The ushers wer* Mickey Wiley and Charles Rickman of Wingo, Kentucky. Mrs. Gene Rhodes, mother of the bride, chose for her daughter’s wedding, a pur* ■ilk upricot sheath dress with white accessories. Her corssg* was of white enrnations. Mrs. Ben Wainright, mother of the groom, wore a dress of green brocade taffeta and white accessories. Her corssg* was of white carnations. Following the wedding ■ re­ ception was held at the horn* of the bride's parents. After a short wedding trip, th* couple will make their homo in Cuba, Kentucky. Alan Edwards Reaffirm Vows O f Ten Years Ago Mr. and Mrs. Alan Edward* of Colomba Rd., DeBary respoko their wedding vow* July 3. at the tenth anniver­ sary dinner party held at tha Deilnry Restaurant, with Rev. A. C. Summer* officiating. The guest* which included their attendant* ten year* »go nt their marriuge held at th* Congregational Church in Ornngo Ciy were Mr. and Mr*. Freemont Long: Mr*. E. Ilaehengorn; Mr. nnd Mr*. C. M. Edwards; Mis* Lind* Long, nnd Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Sum­ mers. The tables were decorated in tlu* wedding theme, and a wedding cake was cut one* again by the happy couple. Mr. Edwards presented th* entire group with white or­ chids for the ladies, *nd a white carnation for the men. New canned goods flavor* for small fry arc chicken coup and applesauce with pine­ apple. Both come in atralned style for infanta and junior d u b ' s major endeavor. dren. Tho first regular meeting style for slightly older chilia scheduled for September 1 nnd there is already a list of 23 prospective members, nnd they hope to recruit many others. Those interested in joining the club arc cordially invited to attend a ten fur prospective members planned for Thurs­ day, Aug. 13. at the home of Mra, Mount at 538 Queen's Mirror Circle. Casselberry. Other charter members at­ tending the organizational meeting not mentioned above SHAMPOO AND SET ate Mrs. David G. McCoy and ij.S O Mrs. C. W. Miller. STYLED SHAPING *2>oo Personals Miss Evelyn Morris has re­ turned home from a recent vacation in Nassau, Bahamas nnd points in Alnhnma where sho visited relatives and friends. FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-4913 Betty Anne's Hair Styling 8 s Ior 2201 S. Park Ave. W xvu y - fc / d lw iA “ Featuring Fashions Just For You PRESENTING THEIR ANNUAL SPRING AND summer sale STARTING MONDAY, JULY 13th Dresses Reduced Vi To Vi REDUCTIONS IN SHIRTS — SHORTS — SLACKS AND SKIRTS ONE GROUP SWIM SUITS — «/2 PRICE 200 NORTH PARK AVENUE , SANFORD, FLORIDA �-IV ft % vllir SanTnrlt FH. July 10, ’64—Papre 0 WrraTH f~Suit Y o u rse lf | If It Has Stripes W ear It (D siah ftb b y • By Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: 1 l.s.k my power? 1 know I can’t stay four - year - old son and on a diet because I've tried. live ■ month - old daughter 1 get as hungry as a bear downtown to pay some bills. an hour after I eat a meal. If I walk down the street I parked on the street in a shady spot ami rolled down and hapiwn to catch the the window to keep fresh smell of something cooking air in the cur. Then 1 somewhere, I go crazy un­ placed Lie baby on tlie seat til I stop and buy a candyso she couldn't roll olf and bar or n ha g of peanuts. hurl herself. I It'll the car If I see something to cat unlocked, expecting to !>e advertised on TV I can't gone only five minutes. 1 forget it until I go b u y was gone ataiut 15. When I some. Today 1 was r e a l got back, I taw a woman good and didn't ra t any standing beside my ear. sweets or bread, but on my When 1 started to get in, way home I saw a dog chewing on a Ikuic, and I site began to lambaste me. Didn't I know nlsout kidnap­ had a terrible urge to take pers?? How dsre 1 leave it away from him! I wish Hint baby alone? She also they could put me in jail pointed out that 1 had left for 50 day s ami feed me no­ thing but bread and water. the keys in the Ignition. When she had I k t say, her Can you, or anybody, help me? friend showed up with a policeman! They had re|torJOE teil me. I know this might DEAR JOE: Only- you can have looked had, hut I am help yourself. Start over aa good mother ami resent gain! Aik your doctor to others hutting into my busi­ give you something to dis­ ness. What is your opinion? courage your appetite. Thru A GOOD MOTHER find a picture of a bentillBy Jerry Sheehan Tlie present trend tow nrd ical worstiil suit or cord jac­ DEAR MOTHER: Hie ohILilly proportioned man in bathing trunk* and tape it Newspaper Enterprise Assn. stripes has turn germinating ket was lilt onl) lio|ie. Now, servant woman did you a on your refrigerator. Once NEW YORK (NEA) - It for years. Now they are seen thanks to synthetics like For- Savor and the pollermnn vertically, or criss-crossed ticl. Dacron and the like, could land perhaps should) you make up your mind to should come as no surprise to form wide squares or Ic-ri cotton blend jackets not only have run you tn. Careless do it, dieting is a cinch. that stripes tim e limited in plaids. feel cool, but are blessed care of bnliies is tlie pub­ Good luck. • ft ft « bit; way on lnen’i summer By thcmselvrs stripes arc with tile smooth drape of lic’s business, whether you sjMiris jackets. not big news. What is, how­ miirli heavier fabrics. "resent" it or not. DEAll ABBY: Is it abnor­ 9 ft ft .Manufacturers a r e only ever. is the colors that arc This revolution is a recent mal for a young married capitalizing: on everyone's going into them and the ma­ one In llic space of just a DEAll ABBY: I went to s couple to want to furnish p a s t Indoctrination. F o r terial on which they arc pre­ few years, men's summer doctor and he said I had to their own home? My hus­ years we looked at carica­ sented. clothing habits have under­ lose 65 pounds. How can I band and I were married a tures of Uncle Sam dressed Colors tills summer are hot­ gone a drastic change — und do it when I have no will year ago, and we decided to up in a *l*iped suit. Then ter and more hold than e \or. lor tlie better. there was (lie army and all Mustards, reds and Jar/y Now, most men's furnishing those war films, with stripes blues are seen in town at well stores nerosi the country are on every other pair of arms. us in the resorts. stocked with a wide choice For generations, men who The luippy emergence of of icily and practical suntdressed conservatively on the lightweight fabric bodes well merweiglit jackets and trous­ outside were indulging in fan­ for the hot male during sum­ ers. mer das*. In the [last, a trop­ You too, eon play It rool. cy striped underwear. Washington bridge expert NORTH 11 Fred Karpin points out tlist ft Q J 10 South had no good reason to ft H 5 Polly’s Pointers^] make an immediate oven-all ♦ Kl f t A J 101 IT of East's opening spade bid, but (but alter West passed W M T CART (©> ft K 9 8 3 2 blld North n'-opcIH'd lie had ft 8 ? ft Q J 10 4 every reason to bid some ft 7 6 3 2 ft B5 f tA Q ltt number of no-trump. ft Q 8 5 4 t ft) If Ills play had been ns good HOtTII A A 54 done? Perhaps my ••Arithme­ DEAll POOLLY — I don't as ills bidding he would have By Polly Cramer ft A K 9 M wxpaper Enterprise A.sn. tic of Ironing" method will believe you give away all won the rubber, hut a finesse ft J 8 7 8 4 2 UKAlt POLLY - My joy help. Count the number of those silver dollars like you complex knocked him out of ft K the I m ix . wut short liw-d in the posses­ articles that each person in suv yuu do hut here's an Both vulnerable Dummy's ten of spades held sion of a new black wrought the family will need to wear idea: South West North East the lirst trick, hut South was Pass 2 f t Pass iron dining table with a glass in one day. Multiply this by 1 ft sure where Hu* king was and Pas* 3 N T. Pass 2 N.T. top. Crumbs In-gun to accu­ tlie numlier in tin- family. Pass Pass led tin- queen and finessed m ulate in the cracks between Add four articles of household (.Veiling lead—ft I once more. The finesse work­ linen imorc for a large fam­ the iron and the edges of the ed hut there was no way telt glass. Tills was unappetizing ily) and iron this amount to make the contract and Fred points out that South to sec and required taking each day. ‘this method of di­ South actually managed to go had a sure way to make Hie the large glass completely out vision really wurks. Soon your down two tricks. contract at trick one. lie to properly remove all the joys wdl Ik* multiplied lor you crumbs. Our solution was to will have subtracted from place lt-i-inch wide black your biggest household prob­ masking tape around tlie ta ­ lem. — DOROTHEA (HUES — Any offbeat sys­ bic top. About 'a-lnch Is on tlie tup sealing in the glass tem seems to make u job less When feeding vegetable and Lite other inch is smooth­ work. Don't despair and think soup to s liny youngster who ed down oeally along the Iron you alone are hurled under doesn't want to eat the veg­ "When you have juat moved "If they do — then we'd like sides. Cleaning the table top n mountain of umrom-d elo- etables, take a toothpick und mlo a new town and neigh­ lo rail. But we don’t want is now a pleasure, the crumb Hus — it's a common prob­ prcsmd you are fishing. Pick problem is solved and the ta­ lem olili most homemakers. up die vegetables with the bors whom you have met nn to seem tn he trying lo push ble really l o o k s latter. —POLLY toothpick and feed them to tin* street or at church casu­ uur way In where wc may Thanks fur tiie hints which DEAR POLLY — When I him. Never give the toothpick ally say, "Why don't y o u not hr wanted." make housework interesting empty a hag of flour into my to liie child as it could be drop hy sometime?" do they This reader's puzzlement and a challenge. — MBS. canister, I always leave a dangerous. — KAY really mean it?" a reader over what la really meant by cup or so In the bag so when 5. T. M. KAY — Do you believe me usks. the vague 'cume hy and sec UHLS - And Mrs S.T.M., I am ready to fry chicken I now ? — POLLY She and her husband have us sometime" ought to make thanks again to all of you fur just drop the pieces to Ik* moved to a new town, in a ua lake stock of that mean­ sharing y o u r hints. Mrs. Homed In this hag and shake. Share your favorite homenew section of the country. ingless jdirase. S.T..M. has solved a problem This works heller than an or­ making ideas . . . send them Actually, it doesn't mean that has annoyed me for lev- dinary paper bag because the to Polly in care of The Sun- They have met a nn miser of couples they would like to get anything nl all, does it? It’s flour sark is so much strong­ lord Herald), You'll receive tral years. — POLLY DKAll POLLY — Arc there er. 1 do the aamo with corn a bright, new silver dollar if to know — hot In each ease Jn>l our lazy way of avoiding other* like myself who never meal and use it for trying Polly uses your Idea in Pol­ the imitation extended la, the effort that follows a real "Come and see us sometime" Invitation to hospitality. Ami ly's Pointers. seem to get their ironing fish. — MBS. II. L. II. —or something else Just as yet it rases our consciences. vague. After ill, we tell ourselves, "Ihi they really mean they we were cordial. We asked 11 S- __ c h ool tend Vou j want ua to rail?" she asks. tliein to come by ’sometime.” s — —. ■ - ■ ■ -a « (fa c o b y Tape Your Table Top Tight start out with bare rooms and buy good pieces of fur­ niture one at a time as wc could afford tliem. Our rel­ atives won't let us. I don't want to sound ungrateful, but we have tin* worst look­ ing collection of unmatched furniture you ever saw. Hugs, tamps, ell airs, tables and even pictures relatives thought would till up Hie place. We had to act pleat­ ed when they gave u» these things, but we would ra­ ther !>c without anything than a Ikiiiic cluttered with rast-olf monstrosities. Dow can we tell them? WILING TO WAIT DEAll WILING: You poor kid! Stuck with a houseful of unmatched furniture in­ stead of nothing! If you really prefer an unlurnlshed home, start returning the "monstrosities" one by one. ft ft * CONFIDENTIAL TO "LIV­ ING MODERN": lads of luck, but It might tie wise to remember that God lias no double standard. ft * ft Troubled? Wrile to ABBY. Box f>97un. Ian Angeles, 1 ul if.. 900*50, For a personal re ply, enclose a stamped, self - addressed envelope. For Ahby'a booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed ding," send 50 cents to Ahby. Box 69700, laia Angeles, Calif., »oo*59. • I By Susan light, Newspaper Enin prise Assn. DEAll MIIS. LIGHT: Our son will be 16 this summer and he Is pressuring us to tukc driver's training. Our local high school oilers the course for a fee as part of its summer program. Most of his friends have already enrolled. We're thinking of all the problems that will beset us once lie learns to drive. Using liie ear fur dates, driving to school instead of taking the school bus, chauffeuring the church youth group on out­ ings. To say nothing of our insurance rates! Why does the school put parents on the a|>ot like Ibis? If we never bear the words "driver’s training" again, it wilt be too soon! The sad part I*, we'll probably give In. But not without mental an­ guish. P I e a • e advise. — SIXTEEN'S PAHENTS. ANaWLll. Let's face it- j Your sou is going to learn to drive whether lie takes dri­ ver's training or not. It's something like tea. Since lie's going to learn about it any­ way. better tt should be Iroin Hie right source. The school is only being realistic — and foresightrd. You’re lucky that driver'! training is ottered. Anf if it's any consolation, you have plenty of company. When uur daughter applied for a tern porary driving license prior to taking driver's training — two days alter she turned 16 — the rlerk said dryly. "Why so slow? Most kids apply right on their birthday !" Your insurance rates will room, yes. but did you know that many companies make allowances for boys win* have had driver'! training? Obvi­ ously, graduates of driver’s training courses are safer dri­ vers. vvlien it comes to using the iamily car, you're still in the drivers seat Set up your lules and don’t weaken! It may lot better to let your son drive than to worry about Ids riding with someone else who hasn't had driver's train­ ing. When it eomes hi driving to srhool, however, I'm again­ st it. Any healthy high school student can — and should — walk or ride the school bus. Mai is tics indicate that studrnts who own their cars ami drive to school generally make lower grades thin their non-mutorurd classmates. One final word — tlie dri­ ver's training course would inakr a wonderful sixteenthbirthday gift. Give in and tend your son off — with a smile. O n (B h id q si Please semi your school proteins to Susan Light in care of tills paper. While sin: cannot answer each letter personally, triers of general interest wilt I* answered In tins column. Pregnancy Tests Near Perfect By Wayne G. Brandstadt, M. D. Newspaper Enterprise Assn. Because there is no such thing as being a little bit pregnant, seienlisls have long searched for tests that will acuralely determine whether or nut a woman is pregnant. Tests that used frogs, rabbit* and other animal* were fairly accurate, Iwt were expensive and required several days to perform. We now have a number of greatly improved testa all based on a serologic reaction between three ingredients: sheep's red blood cells that have been tran-d with an ex­ tract of human placenta, Mood serum that contains an­ tibodies against this extract and the freshly voided urine of tiie woman wliu suspect* that she is pregnant, loe dif­ By Mr*. Muriel Lawrence Newspaper Enterprise Assn. DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: Though my husband's sister Is devoted to our little boy, she Is very critical of our 9vcar old girl. It makes the child nervous and awkward with her. Last night when her aunt and uncle were here, she offered to play them lier new piano elude and was told by her aunt to ", up trying to slow off." My husband no­ ticed her face, loo. We won­ der if you would advise speaking to his sister. . . ANSWER: No. Instead I ad vise you to recall what you know about witches — those erealures whose hostility has the power to change princes Into frog* and good children into stupid stones. Recognize in this relative of yours the witch-power which was aide to change your daughter's offer of en­ tertainment into the ugliness of "showing off." Instead of begging the witch for kind­ ness, give your child the talis­ man against the witch's spell —the truth o flier offer of en­ tertainment. Clean that offer of lnDJudgment until it is restored to its original shape. Then I would ask her to telephone her aunt and stand beside her while she said. "Aunt Ruth, 1 was not showing off last night when I asked you to listen tn my new piano piece. I asked you to listen to It because I thought you would like to hear it." If you stand beside her at the telephone, she can do (his. Amt It must be done. She's nervous and awkward nrntind lu*r aunt. If wc can help her to once assert the truth or her own intentions to tlili woman, the woman's power to continue to distort them wil be broken. Your youngster, wttli your support, can begin to learn how to hold on to herself around her aunt instrad of losing it to the witch's transforming spell. Why do you think fairy talc* make witches Into thft fearsome enemies of chil­ dren? They represent an old, old knowledge of hostility's pow­ er to make you child appear to be what he is not. In sym­ bolic terms, fairy tales in­ form us about the existence of hostility like your sisterin-law's and warn us that it can only Ik* handled by teach­ ing children In resist misjudgment by- holding fast lo the original shape of their meanings. Don't bother trying to re­ form the witch. Your businesa is equtptng your child with enough truth about herself so that hostility begins to loso its power to twist her out of tlie shape which belongs to her. [ The Cloth«> P o ll' j Shopping A La Milanise By Helen Itennessy Newspaper Enterprise Women's Editor MILAN, Italy (NEA) — Turn a gal loose in a Euro­ pean city site hasn't visited before and tlie first sigliis she takes in witli interest are other women and the shops. By Oswald Ancient Jacoby cathedral* a n d points of local fame tukc sec­ ond place. How the women should have won the first dress, how* they wear their trick with the ace of spades. hair and where they buy their Then he could have over-tak­ elothea are avidly looked into en the king nf clubs with first. I'm no exception. My plane dummy's sew and set up the rest of dummy's club suit. arrived In Milan at just almut Late on lie would Ik* able to the time tills city, which grt to dummy with eltlirr the liuoses most of Italy’s com­ queen or jack of spades and merce, was opening its doors would have wound up with for InnduMs. T h e women five clubs, two spades anil were boarding trams on their way to work and w-crc ■ two hearts. pleasant sight. Suits, separ­ There was also a way to make four no trump the way ate* and slim shifts were the cards lay. South could what they wore. Huts were ronipieuuus by have let dummy huld the their absence; die neut, sleek first trick and then led the three of diamonds, tf East hair styles stood out, I didn't played Hie tell South would see one "bird's nest." Most rise with Hu* Jack and contin­ of Hu* girls were fair. Their ue Hu* suit; if East won with gleaming coiffure* w o u l d the queen South would have make any gentleman prefer blonde*. And Hie figures tliul no further problems. hurried by made me wonder wiiut could !«• wrong with a diet of pasta. I was eager to sec tin* sho|ts the boutiques and Hie de­ By Ruth Millett — partment stores — for a close look it Italian ready-to wear in alt price ranges. In the Yet we don't really expert Ixuitiqiic*. I fuuini the kind of tlie invitation t<> be accepted. 'Hie person wlto receive* it at least suspects we may not mvau it to lie taken serious­ ly• bo why don't we drop It once and for all? If we want to get lo know a c ouple we’ve just met, let's quit stalling with vague invitations und make our invitations definite. By John Crosby If we don't care if wo nev­ er see Hie ill again, let’s Just Newspaper Enterprise Assn. drop thn "come over some NEW YORK (NEA) — time" routine. Whut happens to the Twist It’s extremely discourteous to leave people wondering King when the twist i* refined whether you really meant Into such delicacies a* the yuisr invitation and want mashed potato, tiie (rug and Hie bully-gully? them to accept It. He goes right on lieljcvihg In Hie twist, that’s what The Doctor Says: "Nothing has really re ­ placed the twist," Chubby Checker says. "People talk about tlir other dunres, but they don't know how to do them. Tl* twist they can do. ferent test* vary only In min­ course nf a pregnancy. Re­ Eventually it’s going to fall or detail*. sults were improved when at In the category of the tango In some eases, the test in­ least 30 days had elapsed or the walls, even." AIuslcaRy, Chubby h a s dicates pregnancy as early as since the skipped period. four days after the skipped Anotlwr entirely different broadened hi* carrer since inrnttrual period. The test* type of test, which ii said to tlie twist began to unspiral a are performed with controls lie 96 per cent accurate, has bit. He has proved lie ran that compare the reaction of liven devised. When ■ woman sing ballads and folk songs, tin* suspect's urine with that suspects slic might he preg­ a ain Id* latest album, "Chub­ of urine front known pregnant nant, she takes one tablet of by's Folk Album." In between recording ses­ and non-pregnant women. The medroxyprogesterone, a hor­ results are said to be W to mone derived front the ova­ sions and night club dates, luu per cent accurate. ries, every day for five daya. 22-year-old Chubby has begun in addition to greater ac­ If she is not pregnant and to write * hook, the title of curacy than was possible with there Is no other cause lor her wldeh lie won't m e a l. "It's going to allow me as the older teats, the new tests skipped period, tlie normal have the advantage that they menstrua) cycla wil be re­ 1 am, R will turn the lights can be Ml up in a few minu­ sumed within two to aeven on and show Ivow I feel about tes and the results can be day* after this treatment. Al­ thing* and people in general. "This baa been piling up in­ read In two hour* or leas. though tlie result! cannot he Another difference is that, Judged as quickly with the side me. I mentioned it to whereas inaccuracies In tlie test as with Die serologic bam my Davit and he said 1 older tests were sometimes tests described, this test has should wait uftUJ I'm older. riqiorting pregnancy w h e n the advantage at correcting 1 said "W hyI" He said I pregnanry did not exist, the many minor condition* that would have more to tell. I new test sometimes reports cause temporary cassation ol say I have it right now. I negative result* early la Um menstruation. bale It when people tell a * ii).D J h s U JontSU t: Driver Training--Boon, Bane? Remember The Witch Tales Hung wc know best as "HalIan imports." Hanging in price from 1*55 to about $125 were beautiful silk and knit fashion*. They arc less expen­ sive here, of course, Ilian at liome, but still loo costly for the average working girl. So my next stop was lot Rinascento, .Milan's leading depart­ ment store. Here is Milan's answer to Ylaey'a. You can buy a sum­ mer suit for about 7,oou lira (a hit over $11), ami up, nat­ urally. C l o s e examination supported my Itelief that an $11 suit U an $11 suit no m at­ ter where you liny it. The workmanship falls tiff a hit hy comparison to our lowpriced clothes, but even In l It e Inexpensive category, Italian sense of color ii su­ perb. You're willing to settle for a crooked seam Just to own such glorious color com­ binations. One difference frnm our method nf merrhandlslng #mused me. Have you ever gone Into u store tn the United .Stale* that i»oa»ls a designer boutique and found about 30 dresses, all Hie same except for color, amt all bearing a famous designer label 7 If a shop In New York liought a design from a fam ­ ous French couturier, they might copy in hulk, hut would display only a few a I a time. In the Cardin boutique m l.a Rlnaseenle, there was a rack of dozen* of tlie s*oie dress. all bearing tlie Cardin label. How's that for lack of snob apiieal? Sizes are different. 1 waa umazrd to discover Hist Just because I had crossed the At­ lantic 1 wore a 48 blouse and a 37 shoe. I'd hate to shop there for a bra. liie language barrier had Its liumerous momenta, too. 1 wanted a pair of shore, but R seem* they come only In medium width. One pair I tried on were too wide. After much gesturing, Use salesman nodded knowingly and then broil ght out a size shorter. Tills helped no one, so I tried a different style. This fit, but the shoe* were red and 1 wanted brown. Try captaining that when you don't know the language! And while my gal­ lant salesman earnestly tried to understand my need, two oilier* leaned against a wall, lieamlng at the red ahota, ex­ claiming, "Bella, bellat" The main tiling I learned Irum my Milan shopping tour I* that here, like everywhere else, bargains are hard to come hy. You get what you pay for — no more, no leal. Please send your fashion problems to Helen Itennessy in care of Tine Sanford Her­ ald. While she cannot answer each letter personally, letters of general Interest will be an* swered in this column. Record Shop Twist To Stay, Says Chubby , cotheque" IDecca), the first I'm too young. "When I was 13 I was five uilmm to pay heed to the Jet Set's newest craze for danc­ feet tall — and Just aa wide ing all night to canned music. —and I was too big lo play Slim Hyatt, Hie diiquairc at with boys my own age. I play­ Shiqriicard'*, the New York ed iv ith older boys and I "In" spot for the rraze, pro­ learned Irvmi them guy* — grammed Hie music. It playi Ikij , did I learn. Tliry railed continuously from (ox trot to me an uvcrgruwn kid. t did bo.vsa nova to cha-cha (rug, n't answer back. I Just lis­ Imlly • gully, mashed potalu tened. I watched other peo­ and back to fox trot bcior* ple's mistakes. And I learned. exhaustion sets id. Bull up ’T in psychic. I feel tilings. tlie carpet before playing. SOMETHING FOR T II K When 1 was IB-and-a half I owned two home* in Philadel­ TEENS — Lesley Gore sings phia and 1 rented them out. about "Boys. Boys, Boys" My mother kept telling me I fMercury) and Bobby Hydcli was too young, but 1 said advises "Forget Him" (Cam­ "liie homes are occupied, eo). Ry dell's album consist* aren't they? The peupte are of songs Uiat have been hit* paying rent, aren't they? I for him In England, Italy, Germany, France and Japan. don't have to lie 21, do I? " FOR JA7.ZOPHILES — Co"Most people think I was horn in Philadelphia. I said I lumbla ha a retcased " J a r s . was for ■ long time. But Er­ Odyssey. Volume II, Thft nest Evans — that's who I Sound of Chicago, 103-1940." really am — waa born in a This la a foot tapper, • fine one-room house in South Car­ chronology of the history of olina. We had no bathroom in jazz, and contain* some wonthe bouse and wc were 30 deriul rlcky-tlek sounds. SINGLE 0iU» — "K la F or inites from Uic highway. I was 6 when we moved to Phil­ Rlngo" ( Limelight) feature** S-ycar-oid Tina Ferre singing adelphia. "For a long time I wouldn’t about h rr favorite Beatle. It tell people lids. It wasn't that should be a big hit with 101 was ashamed. But I now ap­ year-olds. O t h e r relcaeca: preciate the fact that I'm "Sweot Putato" (The Colony from there, ll'a a king way Singers, ABC • Param ount), away, but really a abort time "Such A Night" (Conway Twitty, ABC - Param ount), ago." ALBUM o r THE WEEK — and "Royal Telephone" (Jim ­ You can be your own dls- my Little, lilguip) a pseudoquaire, thinks to "Dane* Du- re llgioua song in bad teste. I " /•a t if �Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322-5612 Classified Phone For Rent 8lyr 6. For Rent Turn. Apt. Clow In. Apt. 4. 3 BEDROOM, unfurnished houae, $100 mo. 1813 Paloma 135 lio . 4 « m W. tat. . Bxnfnrh jerxlh Page 10 — July 10, 1964 6. For Rent BERRY'S WORLD MODERN Fum. apta. Alio GARAGE Apt., furnished, $45. 322-2202 or 322-3383. Storago apace. Ph. 222-1374. UNFURN 2 BR Duplex Apt Kil. equipt. Tcrrsrto floors tile bath, Venetian shades, water fum. Ph. 322-2334 aft­ er 5 p.m. From Sanford E n h a a fi UNFURN. 2 Bit Bonne. 2100 I BEDROOM home, unfurnish­ Cordova. Ph. 2224274. 322-5612 SLEEPING room. Prtvata t trance and bath. 322-3986. From Semlnola County 425-5938 Office 204 W. First NOT LONG DISTANCE EK SP O N S IB IU T Y : ed on Lake Mary. $100. mo. Ph. 3224135. RENTALS Fum, apt. nice $50. mo. Fum. apt. good $00. mo. Fum. apt. apacioua $85 mo. 2 BR. duplex apt., Fum. Fum. 3 hr. 1 bath $85 mo 20119 E. 27th. 322-6477. 3 RR, 1 bath Mayfair $100 mo. FURN. Apt. 3 Rooma ft Bath. 3 RR, 2 bath Kit Eq. $100 mo. Close in. 555 mo. incl. wa­ 3 BR, 2 hath Loch Arbor $125 mo. ter ft elec. Ph. 322-0507. 4 BR, 2 bath nice lira $145 CLEAN, downataln apt., pH. mo. bath ft entrance. 3224702. 4 BR, 2 bath on Uke $150 mo. For The Finest Rentals See 1 BEDROOM houae, furnish­ ed. Located on St. Johns River. $50. mo. 322-2170. CLEAN lat Floor Apt. Pvt. ont. 1004 Palmetto. S BR, Unfurnlihed bouao. Ph 222 2802. Apartment on beach week or month. Call 322-6496. Realty U i Oar. apt. 1201 UagM lla Ave. Apply M :S 0. X BR., Fun. Apt. with Pvt. bath, SIT S Pkrk Ave. EFFICIENCY. «U Part. Puna. A pt 2300 atenonvIUe. LAKE COTTAGE 1 Bedroom, Pun. iso. mo. Ph. 2234108 KOTICN OP A P P l.tr ATIfix r o n TAX DKICD ( I M . ISM S 9t 1SIS 1 rievtd* M M tM NOTICB 18 HEREBY a i v - EX. T h a t J o h n H ouston th s h o ld e r of tli* follow ing eerllflo a ts h s s Mlsd s l i d c e r t if i ­ c a t e for t a s deed to ha Issusd Slisrson. T h e c e r t if i c a t e num ba r and y e a r of Issuance, ths description of t h s property a n d t h s n i m * In which It was a ss s s s s d a r s a s follows: C e rtifica te No. S f l Y sar of Issuanc s l i l t l l n r r i s l k a of P n H K M ri U l (, T hom a s' Addition to Midway. H a t Book T r a g * (t Nam* In which nassssad D a­ vid A Varala McQueen. Alt of • i l d p r o p a r i r I n i n a In ih» County of Homlnol*, S l a t s of Florid*. Unleee such rertlfloel* • h all ha redeemed a ccording lo law t h s p ro p e rty described In such c ertific ate will h i sold to t h s hig h es t hl-1dor a t t h s fronl door of t h s Seminole Cuunly C ourt House a t Hanford, F l o r ­ ida. on t h s first Monday In t h s month of August. !••«. which Is t h a t r d day a t Au­ gust, 111! D s ts d thla Sth d a y of J u n s lift. (Offli-lat C la r k 's Hsalt A r t h u r II. Beckwith. Jr., C la r k C ircu it Court Seminole County, Flo rid a By i O. T. n s y , Jr., D. C. Publish J u ly te, I t , l ( , I t , I t l l c o n -11 IN THIS C I N C l i r r COURT IN AND FOR SKMI80LM COUNrr, 1.014 i d a no. la in m onarch L ir e in su ra n ce COMPANY, a corporation Plaintiff, r BENJAMIN r . XnUOEtt. at si Defendants. NOTICB OP SUIT IYIB STATU o r FLOIHOA TO B e n ja m in r. K r u g s r , rss ld s n o s unknown and ■ ara E. K r u g e r, h is wife, rail,lanes u n k n o w n T ou i n hereby notified th at a suit h a s bean filed a g a in s t you In t h s a b o v e entitled causa, and t h n t you a r a r e . iiulrsd to HU y u u r a n s w e r w ith t h s C lark of t h is Court a n d to se rve a ropy Ihoreuf upon the p l a i n t if f o r plaint l f r a a tt o r n e y s . w hoea name a n d a d d re sa Is J e n n i n g s , W alts, C l a r k s a n d H am ilton, It** B a r ­ n e t t N a tio n a l B a n k Building, J a c k s o n v ille t , F lorida, not In ter t h a n J u l y I I , m i - I f you tall to do ao a d s r r a a pro nonf e , o will ba a n ta c i d a g a i n s t you for tb a re lie f dem anded In t h s c om plain t. T h is suM la ta for sc Ioss a m o r tg a g e . T h a real p ro p e rly proceeded a g a i n s t 1st Lot II. BUNLAND ES­ TAT E*. F i r s t Addition, a subdivision a cc ording to a plat tlisra o f recorded In H a t Book I t , p a g e s IT and I I o f tba Pool Is llscords a f Seminole County. F l o r ­ ida. w i t n e s s m y h a n d a n d the anal of eald C o u r t a t Sanford, Florida, th la IT th d a y a t J u n e , III*. (COURT BEAL) A r t h u r H. Beokwlth, J r , C lark a f t h a C ircu it Court By i M a rik * T. Vlhlan D e puty C lerk Publish J u u # I t . M ft J u l y I I fl I - m i Ic dB »1 Wgfc rill j -3 I ii 1 t. ta. ftitt. -if HUTCHISON'S OCEANFRONT APTS 339 So. Atlantic Daytona Beach Call 322-4058 322-2420 if. CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON LAKE. C ill • v a n l u g s 322-1597. Legal Notice NOTICE o r HITT TOi Marvin Ellla C * t-ake Avenue Rochester, New T o r k Tou a r e hereby notified th a t a certain eutt h a s been filed In t h s C ircuit Court of the Ninth Ju d ic ia l Circuit, In and F o r Bemlnule County, Florida, w herein MA ROIC ELLIS Is P la intiff a n d MARVIN ELLIH la Defendant, end w h e r e in the n a tu r e of the proc ee ding le a su it for divorce. An a b b r e v i a t ­ ed title or the case la Elite va. Elite. Chancery No. 1I0T1. Tcu e r e hereby r e q u ir e d to file y o u r a n s w e r to the Plain t l f f e C om pla int w ith th e Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court. Hemlnole County, Florida, end se rve a copy th e r e o f upon tha P l a in ­ tiff or Plaintiff's a tt o r n e y not la t e r t h e n J u l y 10. 1114, or a decree pro confeeao will be e ulered a g a i n s t you. (HEAL) A r t h u r II. B eckw ith, J r C lerk of the Circuit Court Hemlnole County. Florida By: M a rtha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk A. Duane Mrrgatrom of RUHli, R E E D AND MARHItALL A ttorneys for P l a in t i f f SI E ast Liv ingston Avenue OrUndo. Florida Publish J u n e I I , I I ft J u l y I, to. m i, CD A-II Legal Notice $100 DOWN FHA - VA HOMES 2. 3, ft 4 BEDROOMS 1, 119. ft 2 BATHS LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS 322-2420 FOR COMPLETE INFORMA­ TION SEE OR CALL YOUR FHA - VA SALES BROKER Stenstrom Realty 2565 Park Dr. 322-2436 lot* available la GmanbiUr of Leek Arbor Stenstrom Realty L e r d N o tice ovtrleoklnf golf course. 2565 P art Dr. 322-2420 Custom building to your N O T IC E O F * ! 'P U C V n O N ro n TA X HEED ipec ific A tio n i. Greenbrier I M J I rte rid u eta tuts* d(Y ( loped by Legal Notice o(See. f t»4S) NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIV­ < KING9WOOD IN T H S CIRCUIT COURT OF EN. T h e t Ronded Municipal BUILDERS, INC. T U B NINTH JUDICIAL CIR­ Corp the holder of the f ollow ­ 202 Fairmont Dr. FA 2-8074 For Hale or Rent NOTICE OF SPECIAL E L E C ­ TION TO ACCEPT O n DKl-Room Efficiency apt. with 3 NICELY furnished apart­ NOTICE OF APPLICATION CLINE T H E P R O P O S E D pvt. bath k shower, suitable ments, close to shopping can F O R TAX DE E D CHARTER AMENDMENTS (See. I I U * F t e r td a I t a t s lea FOR T H E V I L L A O E OF for couple or tingle person te n . tasai NORTH ORLANDO. FI-ORIDA. or retired. All utillUec In­ Everett A. Harper Agency e f NOTICB tS II E R E R T OIV- ON T H E U t h DAT OF JULY. cluded In rent. Ideally lo­ EN, T!p*t Bonded Municipal 1114. Realtor T he Place o f V oting wilt he cated on Id St., within 1 >465 S. Park Ave. Ph. 323-2264 Corp the holder of the followIng certific ate h a t filed eald a t the Village Office on Lungblock of 3 free parking ioU Certificate for tag deed to be wund-Ovledi) Read In the VIIIand ibopptag center. In Isaued thereon. The c ertific ate a ge of North Orlando and the n u m b e r and y e a r of la a u a n r t, polle will he open fr-un 7:uo quire at Manuel Jacobson the description of the property, A. M. tn T ;<i0 p. M. Dept. Store 211 E. First St i k T i m r i n r i ' i T c o u r t n r and the name In which It wee C h a r le s T railer. Rob Derum, T I I F k I N T I t JIT IIC tA L CIR­ n e s t e e d a re ea follows: E t t a Ilervllle will be lha I n ­ CUIT I k i k l ) FOR BKMICertificate No, l i t Year ef spector* tn se rve ae Ihe Klee2 BR Fum. apt. 1703 Magnolia county, F l o r id a , Issuance l t d lion Board. $65. Ph. 322-3951 or 322-2296 koi,M CHANCERY hf». IM44 Description e f P r o p e r ty ! All persona d e sirin g to avail lent te Illk T Banlendo Plat I h e m ie lv e i of llielr r i g h t to AMERICAN F E D E R A L BAT. INOH AND !/>AN ASSOCIATION Book I l eges s&u I f IT A vot > m u a t r e g is te r at ones. OF ORLANDO end W E S T E R N II R e g is tr a tio n booka will cloae FEDERAL HAVINGS AND Name In which assessed at 4:00 P. M. J u n e I I , 1MI, the n o t ic k o r A rri.inA Tioiv LOAN ASSOCIATION, Verl ». A Edith M. Rrent. All elgteanlh day before election, r n n t a x iik k d Plaintiffs, of eald p ro p e rty l-elng In the T H E V II,LAME OF NORTH t i r e . 1M.IS F l a r 'd * ( m i n t s * TA County of Seminole, Ntate of ORLANDO. Fla. •r iasai T. OnAIIAM PHILLIPS, at si. Florida. Unleee euch c e rtific a te J a n e O. Pika n o t ic e ta h e r e b y o t v . Defendants. shall ha re d esm rd a ccording to lly A ctin g C lerk BN That nobbla Jo e H unt lha NOTICE O F BALB Igw lha p r o p s r t y daacrlhed In Publish J u n e I t , 1* ft J u l y I, holder of tha fo llo w in g c e r t i ­ NOTICK IS H R I t E R r OIV* such certific ate will be aolil lo. I I I ) . In Ik r o a r ! a f t h e P a n a ty ficate haa filed eald c e r llf lr e la EN t h a t on th e H a t day of to tha h ig h e s t bidder a t tha CDA-TI. Jodge, gemlnolo C o a aly , Floefor l a s deed to tie Isaued July, 1114, a t I t :** A, M. a t front door of th a Pemlnole Ida, l a P ro b a te. thereon. T ha c s r l l f l c s t s n u m ­ lha main door of (he C o u r t ­ County C o u rt House a t SenIn r n Kotato of be r a n d y s a r of Issuanca, tha house of Hsmlnols County, at furd, Florida, on the flret Mon­ IT TIIH CIRCUIT COURT OF DAISY ROUNDTREE, deceased description of ths property, Sanford Florida, th e u n d e r , day In t h s month of August, T i l l ) NINTH JU DICIAL CIH- To All r t e l l t a n a a d Persons and ths name In which It wns signed Clerk will o ffer for sale t i l l , which la the Ird d a y of C I'IT IN AND FO E HKMINOLK H a t i n g Flat mo n r D em ands COUNTY, FI. m i I IM assessed a r e a s follows! to tha h ig h e s t a n d heel Milder August, 1*11. Agalaet Held Re la te CIIA NCCIIY Nil. K i l l Certificate No. l o t Year of for cash the follow ing deeDated th la 11th day of June, You a n d each of you hereIN NKl ADOPTION O F Issuance IttT crlhed real p r o p e rty : mi. notified and re q u ire d to DANA MAY OWEN end D I ­ by ■l e ir r lg H e a e f P ro p e rty ! tail 10. OR I ENTA OAR- (Official Clerk's Heel) p r r i e n l a n y claims a nd d e ­ lei Is M IS A I I Hlh A DENS, S E C O N D ADDI­ A rth u r It. R t r k w l t h , J r , ANA KAY OWEN, Minors, by mands which you, or e it h e r of E DDIE LEIIOY DRAWN UR, you, m ay have e g e l n a t the T rsot II, Kenlandn Hprlnga TION, a cc ording to ths Clerk Circuit Court th e ir S tepfather, According to H a t e T h e r e ­ plat t h e r e o f aa reoordtd Hemlnole County, Florida e state of DA1HT ROUNDTREE, NOTICE of Itecnrdsd upon t h s P u b . In H a t Rook I I . Tag# SI, lly IJ. T. Ray Jr., D.C. deceased, late of sa id County, lie llscords of Bsmlnola Public n s p o r d s o f Sami- Publish J u l y 1, 10. I I , 11. t i l l T4»i WILLIAM R. OW EN to the County J u d g e o f Baml 3714 H. W. ITnd Htresl County Florida nula C ounty, Florida, C D II-tl note County, Florida, a t hla Oklahom a City, Name In which asssassd t o g e t h e r w ith alt str u c tu r e s, office In tha c o u rt houaa of Oklahoma Helen t>. A John I*. P o t t s . All Im provem ents, fix tu re s, appli­ kOTII K tIF APPLICATION said County a t Hanford, Flirr TOU ARE IIEUKDY NOTI­ of said pro p e rty being In the ances. and a p p u r l s n a n c s s on FO E TAX D E E D Ida, w ith in elg c a l e n d e r m o nths County of Hemlnole, Ntate of sa id land nr used In co n ju n c ­ 4Her. 1P4.lt Florida a la rates F IE D t h a t the above nam ed from th a tim e of th e first P e titio n e r has filed a petition mi ipeai Florida. Unless such r s r l l f l tion there w ith. publication of thla notice. Two c a l s shall he redeemed sc enrdT hla e s le te m nda p u r su a n t NOTICE IB IIE R E I tT OIV- tn tha above styled c o u r t for of each claim or de Ing to U w the property dee. lo final decree nf foreclosure EN, T h a t t«arp*g R e alty Corp the a doption of Ihe m in or rnplea mend shell be In w ritin g , and crlhed In euch re rttflc e te will e nte red In C ha nce ry action No. t h s holder of t h e fo llo w in g children named therein and you shell te the place of r e s i­ he e,dd to the highest bidder 11*44 now pending In the C|r certific ate h a s filed aeld c e r ­ e r e required tu ehuw c ause why dence aete post office address a t t h e fronl donr of the Kami, cult Court o f a n d for Seminole tificate for ( e i deed to he laeu- the sa m e should not he g r a n t ­ nf the cnd le lm a n t, end shell be note Cnunly Court lln uae at County, Florida. ed thereon. The c e r t lf j r a te ed by se rving a copy of ynur ■worn lo by Ihe cla tm e nt, Hanford, Florida, on t h e first DA TED THIS l l h day of num ber and y e a r of teeioince, w r i t te n defenses, If any, upon agent, g tto r n e y and a c c o m p a n ­ Monday In t h s month o f An- July. 1*14. Ihe description of tha properly, K. Pupa Uaaaell, A tto rn ey for ied by a Nllng fee of one dol Meltgusl, 11(4. whleh Is t h s Ird (SEAL) and the name In which It wee Petitioner, too s o u t h land Avenue, Maitland, F l o r i ­ U r a n d euch Helm n r demand day of August, 1114. A r t h u r II. tta r k w llh , Jr., aaaeeied e r e ae follows! da a n d by filing tha o rigina l not eo filed shell b t void. lotted this n t h day of H s y Clerk o f the Circuit Court C ertificate No. t i l l Year of T a y l o r t to u n d lr e e t h e r e o f with the Clerk of the 1114. fly: S andra B. Johneon ln u en ce t i l l Ae a d m l l e l r a l o r ot the C lreult Court on or before (Official Clark’s Nail) Deputy Clerk Dears!el!■ e ef P roperty! E e t e t e of t t n d . m l: o th erw is e a A rth u r H. llei-kwlth, J r ANDERSON, RUSH, 1-ot I Illk B. T rip le tt I * k * July DAISY ROUNDTREE Clerk Circuit Court, DEAN LOWNDES Hhorea Plat Rook 1 P a g a 11 Da ree may he entered a g a i n s t D ece ased you g r a n ti n g eald adoption. rsm lnol# County Flo rid a A ttorneye for P l a in t i f f Name In which assessed WITNESS my hand and Ihe Harold Johneon, Ally. lly: 41. T. Ilay. Jr.. D. C. *11 E a s t Ce ntra l Boulevard H e r b e r t A. A K a t h e r i n e T. of eald Court a t Sanford, Hanford, Florida Publish Ju ly is, IT, 14. II, IIC4 Orlando, Florida Pension. All of said prope rly seel Publish J u ly I. 10. IT, S4, I I I ! C D Il-lt Publish Ju ly I t . 1*14. being In the County of Heml­ Hemlnole County, Florida, thla UDII-tl ITth day of J u n e 1**4. CDII-14 nole, Bleto of Florida. Unleee tv T in t r u n t r r u iiu r t o r euch c e rtific a te sh e ll fas re (HEAL) A r th u r II. Ileckwlth , J r , IN T H E CIRCUIT COI'KT OF t i i i : v i v r i i j u D i i T A i , m s ­ IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF deemed a c c ording to la w the T H E NINTH JU DICIAL CIR By M artha T. Vlhlen e c it , in Akii rim sk m i - T H E NINTH JUDICIAL CIH- pro p e rty described tn euch CUIT, IN AND FO R HBN IDeputy Clerk c u r r O F FLORIDA, IN AND c e rtific a te will be sold to th e kltl.ll COUNTY, FLORIDA N - L B COUNTY, FLORIDA. I k C I I A N C E n r NO. I M N FO E SEMINOLE COUNTY, highest bidder a t tha fro n t B- Pope Bassett CHANCERY NO. H IS S A ttorney for Petitioner F E D E R A L NATIONAL MORT- PLUHIDA, door of the Hemlnole C ounty F E D E R A L NATIONAL MORT. GAGE ASSOCIATION, a c or- IN CMANCHET. Ha, leant Court House a t Hanford, F l o r ­ 1*1 South Maltlend Ave. riAOE ASSOCIATION, a oorporallon. SOCIETY F O R HAVI NtW, a ida, on t h e f i r s t Monday In Melt lend, Florida porallon, P la in tiff, Connecticut c orporation. the m onth o f August, l i l t , Publish Ju n e II, I I , A July P l a in t i f f rs. I. II. t i l l . P la in tiff whleh la t h e I r d day e f August, va. CDA-TI I. AW s o n CAMPBELL JR. and vn. 1114. CLIFFO RD a. W A L K E R and MARGARET M. CAMPBELL. L E E R. DONE* s a d ROHB B Dated th la 1 t th d a y a f June. N. W A L K ER , hie wife Ms wife, and VERNON DAVIS, DONE*, We wire, IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT O F ALICE 1114. D efendants. Defendants. (Official C le r k 's Heal) T H E NINTH JUDICIAL CIE and CHA RLES M. OOODWIN his wife. kllT tCK OF BALE NOTICB OF A r t h u r II. Beckwith, Jr., UP IT IN AND F O R BRMINOLB end ------ OOODWIN,Defendants. NOTH, K IS IIKRKUY 01VFORECLOSURE BALB COUNTY, FLORIDA. Clerk Circuit Court. NOTICE O F SUIT IN UN th at on th s l i s t day of NOTICE IH MERER)' OIV Bemlnote County, F lorida CHANCERY NO. I Seat July, IPS*, at U:tS o'clock A M . EN t h a t ARTHUR II. HECK lly i O. T. Itey. Jr.. DC. T H E UNION CE NT RAL L I F E MIIHTOAOK POIIKtT.OHl'MIS TO- C L IFFO R D O. W A L K ER a t th s main door of th s C o u rt- W ITH , JR.. Clerk of tha C ir­ Publish J u l y 10, IT. I I . I I , t i l l INSURANCE COMPANY, and ALICE N. W ALKER , h u u t s of Seminole County, a t c u it Court a t Hemlnole County, CDH -II Pla intiff, hie wife Sanford. Florida, tha H o n o r ­ Florida, will, on t h a H a t day va. Tou, D efendants, a r a hereby able A r t h u r II. Beckwith, Jr.. o f July, 1114, d u rU if t h s l e a s t I* th e C o a r t a f t k a C a a e t f ALBERT C. CLARK, a t ug notified t h a t a com plaint ta Clerk of the Circuit C ourt of h o u r s of sale, a t the fro n t J u d e s , Beaelaat# Oaaaty, F l o r ­ Dcfcndanta. foreclaae a c e r ta in m o rtg a g e Seminole County, Florida, will door of tha C ounty C o u r t ­ ida, ( a P r o b a te , NOTICE OF HALE o ffer f a r sale lo t h s h l a h s s t house. Hemlnole County, In l a rai E s t a t e of NOTICE IH H E R E B Y d l V - on lh a fallow ing described p r o ­ and b u t Iddder for cash, a t th e City of Hanford, Florida, BUSAN JONES. WHOSE FULL EN th at on Ihe t l e t d a y of pe rly eltuele , lying a n d being public outcry, t h s follo w in g o ffer for eels and sail a t pub- NAME IH HUHAN MKGUINBON J u l y .1111, a t 11:00 A. M. at In Hemlnole County, Florida, described property o f t h s Da- llo outcry to tha h l t b e a l and JONES. the main dour of t h e C ourt- t o .w i t : Lot I af BAN B E M fsndanls, Lawson Cnm pbslt, beet bidder for cash, the folDeoeaeed. houeo of Ha ml note County, a t K NOLLS. Bsmlnola C oun­ Jr. and M argare t M. Campbell, low ing described p rope rty, s i t ­ T a AH Orodtteea a a * Faroe a e Hanrurd, Florida, the underty, Florida, acoordlng to his wife, situ ate In Seminole u a te d In Hemlnole County. Floy l i a r l a g Claim s ay DeaaaaAs signed Clerk will o f f e r for t h e l i n t t h e re o f ae r e c o r d ­ County, Florida: Ida, tc - w ll l A ga laa t Bald Kelatei sale to the highest e n d beet ed In Plel Hook II, page Lot I. Block "K". COUN­ Lot I t . Block II. HEFTYou a n d each of y o a a re bidder far cash Ihe fullowlng d*. Public Recorde of Heml­ LKR HOMES ORLANDO baraby notified a n d required to described reel p ro p e rty : TRY CLUB MANOR, UNIT nole County, F lo rid a NO. I, accordin g to th e SECTION ONE. acoordlng praeent a n y clalma a n d demands I-at ] | , j a n e e n 'e Subdivi­ lat there uf aa recorded In pis t o t h a P l a t thereof, r e co rd ­ which you. o r e ithe r of you, sion, accordin g to the plat h a t been filed a g n tn e t you In el Book 11, pege I I , Ha ed In P la t Book I t . P*H*a may ha v e a g a i n s t the e etete thereof ea recorded tn tho above styled eutt a n d you Public Rccorde of r e m lnolc t and t . of t k a Public Re of rUHAN JONKH. whoea full P la t Book I t , p a g e I I of a r a re q u ire d to se rv e a copy cords of Hemlnole County, name Is BUSAN MEOOINHON County, Florida; the public recorda of Heml­ of your Answer o r Pleading t o g e t h e r with e ll s t r u c t u r e s to ih e Com plain! on P l a l n l l f f a r l o r ld a . JONKH, deceased, late o f said nole County, F lorida end Im provem ents, then .or p u r s u a n t to th a F l a a l Decree County, to th e County J u d a s tOHelher with a ll s tr u c tu r e s . a tto r n e y , JO SE PH M. MURAt h e r e a f t e r on u l d lend. of Foracloaura e n te r e d In a o f Hemlnole County, Florida, at Improvements. Matures, a p p li ­ HKO. P. O. Uug I I I . F e r n P ark. T h is Is made p u r s u a n t to case ponding lg said Court, th e hla affloa la lha oourt house ances. end a p p u r le n e n c e e on Florida, a nd Die tha original F in a l Decree of Foreclosure ■tyla e f which la SOCIETY of eald C ounty a t Hanford, said tend or used la c o n ju n c ­ Answer o r P le ad in g In th a o f ­ fice of th e C lerk of (be Circuit e n te r e d In tha above cause, FOR SAVINGS, a Connecticut Florida, w ith in elk calende r tion therewith. Chancery Docket No. 111*1, c o rp o ra tio n va LEB R. DONE* m onlb a from the tim e o f the T h is aale Is m ade p u r s u a n t Court on o r before t h a I t h now pendin g In lha C ircuit a n d ROBB B. DONE*, hie wife, first publlnatlon of th is nutlet. to final decree o f foroclcaura day of August, l i l t . If you Court of and f o r Sam Inula a n d t h a Docket N um ber o f Two copies of each claim, or enterod In Cha ncery actio n No. fall 10 do eo, a decree pro w hich Is Num ber U H L County, Florida. demand shall be In w ritin g, l l o l l now pending In the C i r ­ confexeo will be t a k e n a g a i n s t IN WITNESS WHICH EOF, 1 W ITNESS my hand a n d the and shall s t e l e the piece of cuit Court of and for Band- you for the re lief dem anded la have h e r e u n t o eat my h a n d Official Beal a f a a l ! Ceurt, regidinoo and poet office ad- note County, Florida. tha Com plaint. and official t e a l t h is I l k day IMa I t b d a y o f Ju ly , 1M4. WITNESS my h a n d a n d o f f i­ drees a f tha c la im a n t, a n d ahall DATED THIS 8th day of of Ju ly , t t t t . cial seal o r otrlc a a t Baaford. ba e w oro lo by t h a cla im a nt, July, 1144. (B EA D (SISAL) A r t h u r H. B eckw ith, Jr. agent, a t t o r n e y a n d a cc om ­ ( IE A L ) Ytmlnola County, t h la 1st day A r t h u r H. Beckwith, Jr.. C la r k of C ircuit Court panied by a filing le a of one A r t h u r H. B eckw ith, J r , of Ju ly . 1*14. Bsmlnola County, F lorida d e ll e r a n d su c h claim o r d e ­ Clark of t h e C lrault Court Clerk of t h e C lre u lt C o u rt (BBAL) Byi B andra f t Johne on <n a n d for A r t h u r H. Beckw ith. Jr., m and n ot ao filed ho void. Byi Bandra f t Jo h a a o n Seminole County, F lorida D e p u ty Clark C lerk of C irc u it C o u rt 0/ C. A. E llio tt D eputy Clerk Byt S a n d ra 8. Johnson R osenberg. Rosenberg An a n c i l la r y a d m in * rtrato r ANDERSON. Byi Bandra B. Jo h n s o n , D.C. ID *I ' RUHR 4 xu 1tro ts D eputy Clark JO S E P H M. MUKAAKO o f th a E e t e t e of DEAN ft LOWNDES J o s s p h M. Mu r e e k s A t t o r n e y s tor Plat s t i f f AUAAM JONES, w h e a t full Altorneya (or P l a in t i f f A tto rn ey *1 L aw P. a Beg I I I I N I Aleeley B uild ing nem o te SUSAN MEOOIN- U t B a al O e n tm t Boulevard P. a B ob I I I Far* Fork, r ie . SON JONES, depon ed F e rn P e r k , F lo r id a Miami 81. FlartA* Orlando, Flo rid a Publish July 1*. 1114. P u b lish J u l y 10, 1114. Publish J u l y I t , IT, 14, I I , I N I P u W lih J u ly I*. 266ft. P u b llib J u l y I. 1*. IT, 84 ,1141 CDU-M C D O -tt CDH-II C D B -ll C D B -ll Legal Notice LOCH ARBOR en, terraiio floors. Helmly Realty Ph. 322*1641. Slenslrom Realty NEW SMYRNA BEACH Choics Legal Notice I , For Root ACRE. Paola. 322-2685. Stenstrom Realty Legal Notice OKRA. 3224415. 802 Highland Ave. Longwood, Florida 119 bath, cement block home can be yours! Present­ ly undergoing complete re­ modeling! Almost immedi­ ate occupancy. SPACIOUS homesite in select 2565 Park Dr. RENT A~BED area of Loch Arbor. Only RAVENNA PARK Rol’iw ay, Hospital ft Baby $4,000. Call or see. IMAGINE being able to purBeds. chaie a 3 bedroom, 1 bath, By Day, Weak, or Month kitchen equipped home in Ph. FA a-3121 116 W. l i t St. this choice area for only CARROL! 'S FURNITURE 2565 Purk Dr. 322-2420 $11,500, with just $350. down. Only ooet 8. Beach Rentals GREENBRfAB 322-5608. FURNISHED garage apt. One bedroom air conditioned. APARTMENTS, FURNISHED low pricci check the Herald Cloae to town. Ideal for one clanUled page* where local Ground Floor. 505; Second person or couple. $65. Ph. floor, 560. Util, furnished. dealera adverliee. _____ 322-0399, J. W. HALL, Real Estate 1. Notice* • Penowial* Ph. 322-3041 FURN. 3-room apt. with bath SANFORD VACUUM SVC, CLEAN 4-Rooma, down, sun ft garage. 2520 Narcissus. "Ho4 soIf art a t not officially § war, we may act even YOUR REXAIR DEALER Ph. 322-3146. porch. 611 Park. b t officially • campaign lu u tt" 2555 S. Park 3224511 3 ROOM furnished apt. Water W E L A K A APARTMENTS Sale* — Peru — Service 6. For Rent Rooms privata baths, 114 6 For Rent It lights furnished. 323-1744. I would Uka to Uke thii op­ W. First St. rURN. 2 BR. houae, $60. Five MICK Roomy 2 Ddrm. unfum. portunity to oxpresi my ap­ 2 BEDROOM furnished houae. CLEAN Unfum. apt. 308 Mag­ Points, Hwy. 17-92. Inquire home at 909 Catalina Dr., preciation to the many 322-5070. nolia. Apply downaUlre af­ Wren Gas Station. $83. R. A. Wllllatni, 322-3951. (friend for their kindneii ter 6 p. m. abown ma during my re­ 3 BR. nicely fum. house. 2 BR., houaa, clean ft does Adults. $80. mo. 323-2375. cent eurgery. 3 ft 3 Bedroom Hotiaea in. Jimmy Cowan. 322-4013. ri ! lva Spaulding FURNISHED 2 BR. House. Payton Realty LED AL NOTICE 2481 Palmetto. 322-0274. 322-1301 1742 at HUwatha 5. Food South on RL 17-92, 6 Mi. Right on Seminole Blvd., One Block to Sales Office. FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie Cowan. 322-4013. FURN. APT. 322-2800. Th* Herald am a n M rtapoaiibia tor mors tb u «M lacorract Iniartloa of your ad, and raiarraa tba right to i*Stenstrom riia or rajact an; advartliaaeat from what ordarad w NICELY furnished gerage apt. 2565 Park Dr. Adulla. 1912 Sanford Ave i la lha policies of thla RENTALS Furnished or Unfurnished Ball-Blair Agency Ph. 122-5641 218 S. Park Ave. 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real E state For Sale 12. Real Eslnte For Sale FREE $2,400. equity. $100 COUNTRY CLUB NEW HOMES down, $60. mo. PJJ* MANOR VA-F11A — FOR juft $193 down sod $61 Clean 3 bedroom, 10 x 17* FHA IN-SERVICE Fla. room, equipped kitch­ per month, Ihli 3 bedroom. Legal Notice N O T IC E O F A P P L IC A T IO N FOR T A X D E E D 1*4.11 F lo rid a Hla totes (le e . • r i n e t) NOTICE 18 H E R E B Y OIV EN. T h a t A tlantic Municipal Corp. the holder o f the follow Ing c e rtific a te h s s filed eald c e r tif ic a te for tax deed to bo Isaued thereon. The c e r t i f i ­ c ate nu m b er end y a e r of Issu­ ance, th e description of the p r ope rly, end t h e name In which It wax ease lead e r e a t follows: C e r tif ic a te No. IM Tear ef Issuance 1*1* D eerrlptlea af Property I Lot I Blk I Tr O, The T o w n of Hanford, Plat Book t P a g e s I I to I I A 111 111 111 111 A 117 Name In w hich a ttested J o h n n ie L. A R uby L Col line. All of sold p ro p e rty beln In th e County of Hemlnole, Htate of Florida. Unleee aurh c e r tif ic a te sh a ll ba r e d t i m s d a cc o rd in g to lew th e prope rty described In euch certificate will ba sold to the hig h es t bid­ der at the fr o n t door of the Hemlnote C ounty Court Houae a t Hanford. Florida, on the first Monday In the m onth of Auguat, 1*14, w h lrh la the Ird day nf August, 1114. Deled t h is l t t h d a y o f Ju n e lilt. (OrricIO C lerk 's fleet) A r t h u r II, lle ckw tlh , Jr., Clerk* C ircuit Court, Hemlnole County, Florida lly : Q. T. Rey, Jr., DC. Publish J u ly II, IT, 14. I I , 1111 CDH-ST NOTfl'K O F AFFLIUATION F O R TAX DKI3D (Sec. 1*4.14 F lo rid a g t a l s l e a ef 1*1# I NOTICE IB I I E R E R T OIVEN. T h a t L a r p e g Realty Corp. the holder of tha following c er tif ic a te hex filed sold c e r t i ­ fica te fur tax deed tn ba Isaued T h e re o n . The c e r tif ic a te n u m ­ ber end y e a r o f Issuance, the description of the properly, end the name In w hlrh II w as eeaeeeed a r e aa follows: C ertifica te No. I l l T e a r of Issuance 1*11 Desert* t lea of P r o p e r ty i Reg. ITS* ft. K of NW Cor Lot 10 Rlk A Run H I t deg. I I Min W 111.0 ft K I03.1 ft to R R Nely alo n g t i n 14*.I fl N I Deg *0 Min F. 4*1 ft W *0 ft tn FOB PI nf l^ita Tl T» lOt 103 A 10* Illk A, M M S m ith’s Second Hubdlvlslnn P la t Book 1 P a g a 101 Name In which eeaeeeed Rudolph A Mery Scott. All of said p ro p e rty be in g In t h o County of Hemlnole, S ta te of Florida. Unless such certific ate ahall be redeemed a ccording to la w the p ro p e rty described In such c er tif ic a te will be cold to the hig h es t bidder e t the front door of the Hemlnole County Court llo uee e t Sanford. F l o r ­ ida. on tha flret Monday In the month of August. 10*4. which le Ihe I r d day of A ugust 1**4. Dated th is t l t h day o f June. 1**4. (Official Clerk's Seel) A r th u r H. Beckwith, J r , C lerk Circuit Court. Hemlnole County, F lo r id a lly: <1. T. Ray. Jr., D. C. Publteh J u l y 10, IT, 14, 11. 1**4 C D B -ll IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT OF THK NINTH JUDICIAL C I R . C l I T IN AND F O R BRMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. UHANUERY NO. l*OTg T H E IIOWKHT S A V I N O S BANK, P la in tiff. JE AN NENE E. MORGAN, e t at. MATHIEUX. Defendants. NOTICE O F SALE NOTICE IB HKRKUY OlVEN t h a t on t h a l l a l day of July, m i a t 11:0* A. M. a t tha main door of tha C o u rth o u se of Hemlnote County, a t Sanford, Florida, tba un d e relsn e d C lerk wilt o f f e r for eels t o Ihe h i g h ­ est and beet bidder fo r cash tha following described real p r o p e rly : Lot II, Block B. COUNT R T CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. I, a ccording to tho plat t h e r e o f aa reoordod In Plat Book 11, P a g a 100, Public Records of Seminole Couaty, F lorida t o g e t h e r w ith all str u c tu r e s. Improvem ents, fixtu res, a p p li ­ a n ce s a n d a p p u r te n a n c e s o a said land o r used la oontnaeIton there w ith. T h is e e ls ta m a d s p u r s u a n t lo f inal decree of foreclosure ente red la C ha nce ry action No14011 nuw pending In the Cir­ cuit Court o f a n d f a r Semi­ nole County. Florida. dated t h is i t k d a y *( July l t d . (SEAL) A r th u r H. Bock with. J r . C la r k o f t h a C irc u it Court By: Bandra ft. J o h n s o n Deputy C lark ANDERSON. RUSH DEAN ft LOWNDEB A ttornaya for P la in tif f I I I Kant C e n tr a l Boulevard Orlande, Flo rid a f s M I a h J u l y Id, M4C D B - ll CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Fl.OR l i l t . CHANCERY NO. I t I M T H E BOSTON FIVE CENTS BAVINQB DANK, Plain tiff, ve. EDW ARD J. BRIDOE8. at US e n d e t el. Defendants. NOTICB O F SUIT IN N O R T O I O B FO UEtY .nriURE TOi VIRGIL L. KNIGHT, end HAF.F.L T. KNIGHT, Me wife R ESIDENCE! 11434 E leventh T erra ce O randvlew, Missouri T ou ere he reb y notified th a t a Com plaint to forecloee a c e r ­ tain m o r tg a g e e n cu m b erin g the follow ing described re el pro party, t o - w lt; Lot 4. Rlock “C". COUNT R T CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. 1. a c c ording to tha p l a t th e r e o f ee recorded In P la t Book 11, P ege 13, P ublic R t c o r d i of Stml note County. Flo rid a h a s been filed a g a i n s t you tn the above etyled suit, end you e re require d to se rve e copy of yo u r Answ er or o t h e r Pleading to the Com plaint on Plain tlfra a tto rn ey e . ANDERSON. HUlfl{, DEAN A LOWNDES, 121 E ee t C e n tr a l Boulevard, O r ­ lando. Florida, end file lha o rigina l A nsw er or o t h e r P le a d ­ ing In the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or lie. for th e Ird d a y nr Auguat. 1)14. If you fall to do to, a decree pro confeeao will be ta k e n a g a i n s t you for the r e ­ lief dem anded la t h s Com ­ plaint. This Notice ahalt be publleli. ail once a week for four enneecultve weeka In th e Hanford Herald. DATED thin l e t day of July, 1*14. (HEAL) A r t h u r tf. Beckwith, Jr., C lerk of Circuit Court U r: M a rtha T. Vlhlen Deputy Clerk Publleli J u ly I, 10, IT, 14, 1*44 CDII-14 IN T H S CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E NINTH JUDIITAI. U tilC U T IN AND FIIR I K U I , MILK COUNTY, FLORIDA. I II ANUKIt Y NO. I I I 4 I dIA U LESTO N SAVINGS BANK, Plaintiff, va A L FR E D N. OAT, et ux, a t et, Defendants. AMENDED NOTICE O F NUIT IN MOHTnADH FUHKtT.OAUIIH TOi A L FR E D N. GAT and MILDRED G. GAT, hU wife. IteinlllKNCEl UNKNOWN AND TOi All p a r li e s claiming Intere ste by, t h r o u g h , un­ d e r or e g a l n e l Ihe a f o r e ­ said persona TOU ARE hereby notified t h a t a Com plaint to f'lrtcloee a c e r t a i n m o r tg a g e e n c u m b e r­ ing the follo w in g described re el property, t o - w lt: I ojI I t e nd the South IS.10 feel of Lot I*. HANFU PA RK, a c c ording to the plat th e r e o f e e recorded 1n P ie t Book I, P age ( I , of t h e Public Records of Heml­ nole County, Florida, lies bean filed e g a ln e t you In the above styled suit, and you a r a re quire d lo se rv e a copy of your A nsw er o r o th e r Pleading t o t h a Com plaint on P l a i n t i f f s a tto rn ey e , ANDER. SON, RUSH, DEAN ft LOWN­ DES. 133 E ast C e n tr a l Boule. void, Orlando, Florida, end file t h e o r ig in a l Answ er or o t h e r Pleading In tha ortlce of tha C lark o f the Circuit C o u rt on o r before tho l i l b day o f August, 1*44. i f you fell t o do eo, a decree pro confaeeo will be t a k e n egelnat you for the re lief dem anded In the Complaint. Title Amended Notice e h tl l be published once a week for four coneecutlva w e eks In the Banford Harold. DATED THIS I t h day of Ju ly . 1*44. (SEAL) A r t h u r II. B eckw ith, Jr., Clerk o f C ircuit Court By: S andra 9, Johne on Deputy C lerk Anderson, Rush, Dean ft Low ndes l i t E a s t C e n tra l Boulevard, Orlando, F lo rid a Publish J u l y 10, IT, >4, 81, I t f 4 C D B - ll ing certific ate hee filed eald c e rtific a te for lax deed lo be leaned thereon. The c e r t if i c a t e nu m b er end year of leiuence, th« ilfjcflptlon of th* property# and the name In which It wee eeeaeeed ere ee follows: C ertifica te No. 1115 T e a r of Issuance 1**1 Description e f P r o p e r ty ! Lot ISA. A Replat of A P a r t of Sporteman'e P a r a , d iet Plat Book • P e g s 31 Neme In which axeeeted Pet e r A J e a n e t te V. Bowen. All of eald p ro p e rty bein g In th e County of Hemlnole. S ta te of Florida. Unleee euch c e r t if i ­ cate shall be redeemed a c c o r d ­ ing to lew the property de*. crlhed In euch c ertific ate will be sold to Ihe highest b idder a t t h e fr o n t door of the Heml­ nole County Court House a* Hanford, Florida, on the flret Monday In the month of A ugust, 1*44, which la th e I r d day of Auguet, 1314Deled th is l» lh day of J u n # 1»I4. (Official C lerk's Sexl) A r t h u r II. IlerkwMh, J r * Clerk Circuit Court By: O. T. Iley. Jr.. I). C. Publish J u ly 10, IT, 14, 11, 1»«* C D B -ll 4 O o IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT. NINTH JU DICIAL CIRCUIT OF FLORID * IN AND FOH h e m i n o l i : rn U N T V . CHANCERY NO, HITT N O T IC E OF HI IT IN MOItTGAtJE FOR E f t . o x r u n F E D E R A L NATIONAL MOIIT. GAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor­ poration, P la in tiff, !I*AL E. RUMBLE e n d RO W . ENA V. RUM RLE, hie wife, and MRS. FRANCIS R. G REEN, a s I.teeee, D efendants TOi HAL E. RUMBLE and ROWENA V. RUMIILE, hie wile, whoso residence e nd w h e r r e b o u t * e re u n ­ k now n, end whose lent k n o w n a d d ress le: 1434 River (lake Drive, N o r ­ folk, V irginia: TOU A R E H E R E B Y N O Tt. F IE D t h a t a Com plaint to [oreclose a c e rta in m o r tg a g e e n ­ c u m b e rin g th e following des­ cribed real property, t o - w it: LOT 11. BLOCK 1*. NOKTIT ORLANDO, a ccording to p l a t t h e r e o f recorded In P l a t tlook I t , P a g e a 10 and I I . Pubtlo Iterorde of Hemlnolo C ounty. Florida, Including apei-lflclally, b u t not by way of lim ita tion, th e fol­ low ing fixture* a n d equip m ent, all p e r m a n e n tly In sta lle d : 1. W alt H e a t e r —P a n e tr a y — model 1 -K A -tt S. Hot W a t e r H e a t e r —Dap ft N ig h t — modal !0-C-( haa been filed a g a i n s t you (a th* ebove-alyled suit, the s h o r t title o r which Is Fe de ral Na­ tiona l M o r t g a g e Aaeoctg tloiv a C orporation o r g a n li e d u n d e r an Act of C o n g ro ia a n d e a la tIng p u ra u an l t o lha F e d e ral National M ortga ge A ssociatio n C h a r te r Act, h a v in g Its p r i n ­ cipal office tn t h a City of W ashington, D istr ic t of Colum ­ bia. P la in tiff, v t r t u t , Hal E, Rumble e n d R ow a ns V. R u m ­ ble, hla wife, end Mrs. F r a n ­ ces It. Green, ae Leases, l>*. fe n d a n ts a n d you e re r e q u ir e d t o se rve a copy of your An­ s w er or o t h e r plea d in g to th* Com plaint on P l a i n t i f f s At­ torney, Meek N. Cleveland, J r , Hull* *11 Hanford A tla n tia Na­ tional R a nk Dultdlng, Sanford, Florida, a n d til* th* o ri g in a l Answ er o r o t h e r pleading In th* office of th* C lerk of t h a Circuit C o u rt on or before t h e l ( t h day of Auguat, A- D. 1*(4. I f you fall to do eo, n decree pro onnfeeeo will be t a k e n a g a i n s t you for th* re lief de­ m anded In th* Com plaint. T h is Notice sh e ll be pu b lis h ­ ed once a week fur four c o n ­ secutive weak* In Th* Sanford Herald, a n e w sp a p er c irc ula ted tn Bemlnol* County, Florida. Dated t h is I t h d a y o f Ju ly , A. D. 1**4. (HEAL) A r t h u r n. B eckw ith, J r , C lerk of C ircuit C ourt By: S a n d r a B. Johnson, D.Ol Mack N. Cleveland. J r . a n d C arroll B u r k e A t to r n e y s for Pla in t U t I*. O. D r a w e r X Hanford, F lo rid a Publleh J u l y 10, IT, >4, I t , 1146 CDB40 c I ) </ O II t PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT OFFICE OPENING July to , 1M< MERLE W. WARNER Registered Real-Estate Broker o f Sanford. Seminole C ount/ and the SU ta o f Florida. la pleaacd ta Announce th* Opening o f hla RealBatata O ffice, located at 708 South Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida, Telephone 322-3821. MERLE W. WARNER la a member o f the Seminole C ount/ Board o f Realtors and the National Association o f R eal-E st«U Boards, £ 5 ? o Mcwwd to nao tho designation REALTOR. I) �Herald Want-Ads Are Busy In Seminole County, Buying! Selling! Renting! Use Them! 12. Rea) E state For Sale 12. Real Estate For Sale New Custom-built, Lake Mary C. B„ 2 BR, carporte, uti­ lity, shade Jc citrus. FHA Finance. 322-6859. Ic X dtjr Banforh Rrralb July 10, 1904 — Pare 11 Z s S : SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer lers. patio Ph. 322-8322, 207 Ridge ltd. 2 RM. HOUSE. 8 nice building lots. First $2,500 takes this THE TIME TESTED FIRM property. Ph. 068-4801, En­ 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2-4123 terprise, Fla. St. Johns Realty 4 BR, l'k Bath, Florida Rm., THERE'S PEACE k QUIET central heat k air-condi­ No planes. In s 2 BR house on tioning. Ph. 322-1878. psved street you can buy for 83,730 C*»h. Ph. 66! 1901, See Suburban Estates Enterprise, Fla. W. 20th St., 1000 ft. west 1-4, Sanford NEW HOMES 1 to I p. in, Daily 6 Mi. South on Rt. 17 92 $4 Acre lota, house of your VA-FHA — choice. FHA IN-SERVICE E, 0. Fawcett, Develnper Maine Street LMN Enterprises So. Long wood District 2 BR. recently repainted Low Contact: Mr. Ferguson 802 Highland Ave. down & assume $38.88 nm. Loagwood, Florida Ph. 322-5362. 33. Furniture 34. Articles For Sale 36. A utom obile* - T ru ck e Us Your Furniture. 24" ENGLISH bike, luggage WHY Buy someone clses trou­ Quick Service With the bles rack, speedometer, hand Cash SUPER TRADLNG brakes, tire pump, tool kit. WHY Go lo the expense of a POST. FA 2-0677. second used ear $62 new. $25. 322-6825. WHEN You ran drive a brand Used furniture, appliances, 36. Automobiles - Trucke new Vespa for $5.00 tools, etc. Bought • Sold. down and $4.30 per BARGAINS GALORE Larry's Mart 215 Sanford week, and get up to NEW LOT. 59 Korda. '57 Cad Ave Ph. FA 2-4132. 135 m.p.R. lilac. '53 ilulcks. Many Transmission guaranteed for For the biggest selection of other*. Sunshine Eddies Us­ life. nearly new and used furni­ ed Cara k Part*. 1 miles ture, aee Noll's Furniture West of 1-4, 17-92 overpass LEWIS SALES A SERVICE Brokerage in Casselberry , on Orange Blvd. Formerly 2M7 Country Cluh Road on 17-92. Open 9 days 9 to 6 322-7923 Zuckerman'a Salvage Yard 322-8072. 84. Articles For Sale '83 Chevy II Nova, Excrllrn rend. Ph. 322-2283. Jelly Donuts WITH Jelly In '55 FORD, rood body, good merhaniral rendition, Call at Warren’* Donut Shop 37. Bonin • Motors 2012 French Ave. 322-4082 322 8846. Claude Harroll Get professional carpet clean­ MUST SELL due lo orders Gateway To The waterway ing results—rent Blue Lus­ 1957 Plymouth 4-door hard Hobson S|H>rt in$g Goods top. white with new white Your EVINRUDE Dealer tre Elec. Carpet Shampoorr wall tires, alt power, auto­ 304-8-8 K. 1st. Ph. FA 2 5981 )1 per Hay. Carroll's Fnrn. matic transmission, radio, Apache Camping Trailers HAIRY INDIGO & healer. $395 cash. Call 322 Cecil Seller* — 668-4618 8608. TENSACOLA BAHAI Clark St., Enterprise Wc have limited quantitiax still in stock—Ask for cur­ 1959 BUICK Special. Must sell, 38. Motorcycles • Scooters $300. Ph. 322-1743 after 8 rent price*. p. m. VESTA Scooter, 1903. A-l con­ A. M. PREVATT 749-2115 Seville, Fla. 1903 Chewy 1 S. S. $200, take dition. Roll bars and spare tire. $225. 322-7682. up payments. 322 1187. READY MIX CONCRETE Patios, Floor, Free Estimat-s •60 VW Sedan. Radio, W/W .19. Trailera • Cabana* Sills, Unteli, (taps, blocks, Exc. cond. $893. 322-7344. APACHE Camp Trailer*. New sand, cement, rock, pipe, k U»ed 322-5487. steel, grease traps, dry '59 CHEVY Bel Air, 6 cyl., auto. Iran*., radio & heater. wells. Stepping stones. Clean. $675. M. Crcvcr. Ph. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 322-1330 Ext. 355. 309 Elm Ave. 322-5751 Sell HOT ZIGGIDY, we have now IS. lluninesn Opportunity custom built homes, 3 and AUTO REPAIR SHOP k Lot. TM 7-fO some 4 bedroom, 2 bath, with or without equipment. from $334. to $8,000. down. Hall’a Garage, corner Cel­ “1 let Sweetie Pie alt In the eall beat to keep her out Also several expansive, not ery & Sanford Ave. 322-2020. of mlaohlsfP* expensive pre-owned homes, 1 owner FHA & VA $100 FOR LEASE—Service Station. 27. Special S erv ices J1A. Pete down. How can you miss on Good location. Good pro­ OVER 25 YEAIIS this selection. ducts. Good treatment. Ph. DACHSHUND Ptsppiee, several locally 322-4342, or apply to of Fine Workmanship in Up­ weeks old, Registered. Ph. holstering, Draperies, Slip­ 322-8621. the PURE OIL COMPANY. Stemper Agency covers, Time Payment* as 16. Female Help Wanted little as $3 mo. Drapery AKC Registered, black, fe­ Realtor-Insuror-Tradea 322-4001 1910 S. French Ave. BABY Sitter needed for work­ Hardware Installations. male Poodle, 1 yr. old. R cr KULP DECORATING SHOP sonable. TE 8-2737. ing mother. 5 days, $20. MUST sell, owner transferred Ph. 322-2335 week. 323-0769 after 6. $200. buys our 5 year equity, JULY SPEC. Ladles’ Shoe 32. Flowers - Shrubs PIANO SVC. k TUNING 3 bed-ooms, screened porch, HOUSEKEEPER, m a t u r e , Sale. Sizes 3-GVk uo!>. $1 Rebuilding - Rcfclting CALAD1UMS, 5000 bulba. Best i09 Valencia Dr., Ravenna pr. Surplus City. W. li t St. white, llvc-in. Salary. Ph. FREE ESTIMATES Park. 322-3543. colon A quality. 6 cents 322-0587 before 4 p. m. GENE CUMBAA up. Wholesale to you. Bell's REPOSSESSED SINGER 323-0912 after 4. 322-2481 — After 12 p. m. nunery, 1 ml. W. of Big SINGER Select-O-Matic Zig Zag, m a k e s buttonholes, '57 Chev. VB Stick, $37 mo. Ball-Blair Agency 17. Male Help Wanted Tree Pk. news on buttons, darns, 59 Old* S t i c k , $32 mo. WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, BEAL ESTATE-INSURANCE MECAN1C, amall engine and SPRINKLER SYSTEMS patches, makes fancy stit­ 60 Opal, $792 bal, $34 mo 3rd & Park Ave. Ripe hydroponic tomatoes, lawn mower, experienced, All Types and Sizes Phone 322-5441 25c lb. Grosser Hydroponic ches and monograms aU ’60 Anglia. $590 bal. 532 mo, with own hand tools. Ph. without attachments. Bal­ •37 Chev., $379 bal, $31 mo. We Repair and Service Farms, So. Sanford Ave. 322-2811. STINE ance of 538. or aasume re ­ *59 Opal, 5574 bal, $30 mo. $100 DOWN maining payments. Trade- ’37 Olds. $611 bal, 531 mo. Machinery and Supply Co. U . F a n lto rs FHA-VA HOMES EXPERIENCED Photogra- 207 W 2nd St. FA 2-8432 ins accepted, Phone 322-7457. '51 Pontiac Puff, $24 mo. SEVERAL Outstanding 2 4c 3 pher. For appointment call FREE ESTIMATE Bedroom Home* available in 322-7222. 1-AM-FM Tunor/ampllflcr, 1- '58 Chrysler, $699 bat, $32 mo. REMODEL - REPAIR Upholstering A Mattress ren­ •11 Areas of Sanford. Let us ovating. New A Used Furni­ VM Tape recorder. 323-0461. '56 Merc. $149 bal, $7 mo. Call B. E. Link, 322-7029 18. Help Wanted '56 Merc, $179 bal. $11 mo. Show you Around I ture. Cal] Nix Bedding Mfg. Building Contractor WORLD Book Encyclopedia, '58 Ford, $499 bal, $25 mo. Co., at 70S Celery Ave, COUPLE to collect eggi on $15. Park Ave. Trailer Court, •56 Chev., $466 bal, $24 mo. AIR-CONDITIONING FA 1-3117. Chicken Ranch. Man k Seminole Realty lot 93, Sanford. '57 Merc. W. $399 bal, $32 mo. By FEDDERS wife preferred. Place to live ’37 Plym., $560 bal., $30 mo. H. B. POPE CO„ Inc. 1901 S. P ark Ave. if you qualify. Good salary. REPOSSESSED Zlg Zag and FURNITURE ’38 Chev., $359 bal, $29 mo. 200 So. Park Ave. 322-4234 FA 2-5232 anytime S. D. McKinney, Old 44, 2 Trade-Ins. Dial-O-SUtch, xig 8 COMPLETE ROOMS ’37 Ford, $99 bal., $7 mo. ml. E. of 437, Eustls, Fla. sag* and blind atltches, ONLY $349.50 29. Automobile Service LOVELY 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath makes buttonholes. Pay off Easy Terms brick home, central beat k 19, Situations Wanted Auto Glaea, balance of $48. or $8 per mo. Shop and Save The air condition. Beautiful cor­ A Seel Coven Singer in Console. Sews for­ Budget Way ner lot. Convenient location HOUSEKEEPER, babysitting REPOSSESSIONS, INC. ward and reverse with but­ or will do Ironing In own AUTO GLASS & at 3100 Oak Ave. JA M SANFORD AVE. BUDGET ton hole maker. $84. home. 322-6569. ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO SEAT COVER CO. FURNITURE CO. Portable Zig Zag with guar­ 11)1/ OPEN EVENINGS 120 N. Park 322 6123 IRONING In my home, Ph. 304 W. 2nd St. FA 1-4012 antee, $26.50. Sanford Sow­ 298 Long wood Plaza 322-0321. ALL WORK GUARANTEED Phone 322-4503 ing Center 322 9411. 27-92 Ph. 834-4583 TAKE TWO 1 Two sound homes on one lot, 21. 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SELECT THE CAR TO SUIT YOUR VERY OWN GOOD TASTE — WITH THE EQUIPMENT YOU WANT AND THE COLOR YOU PREFER — WE PROBABLY HAVE IT IN STOCK! FOR ONLY S11.62 MONTHLY ) CALL US AND MAKE AN OFFER! WE LOVE TO SAY YES! SANFORD, FLORIDA 2nd AND PALMETTO AVE. 2505 S. PARK DRIVE 322-0861 322-0711 AND ALL DAY ) S S S sS S *62 **°NT HL.Y J u*.. n m i I r U *• \i t f I 1 I H �Memorial With A Heart Sometimes a piece of sculpture is erected. Sometimes trees are planted. There are memorials and memorials. But Mrs. Virginia Scoville, a widow who died recently in Cleveland Ohio, left a legacy that touches the heart. She had been a teacher. When her husband died, she returned to her profession. Her fourth grade class was close to her heart, it disturbed her that with so many instructive places to visit in her community nnd so many books to read and movies to view, her pupils could not take advantage of them. The school just didn't have the money. Mrs. Scoville remedied that. In her will she left $10,000 to the fourth grade of Lincoln School. The princi­ pal is the executor and fourth grade teachers in the future will decide how the Interest is to he spent for the benefit of the youngsters. Taking wisdom from the ages, this dedicated teacher climaxed her life by doing something practical in her own immediate surroundings as re­ payment for hnving lived a reward­ ing life. Quite u memorial. Dr. Crane's Wonder How the Seats Are in the Cow Palace, CASE T-41T: Lonnie D„ aged !», lost hii mother recently due to leukemia. So Lonnie's gracious grand’ mother moved into the home to help rear Lonnie and keep house tor her ton, who wa» Umnic'a daddy. "Dr. Crane," one of the ' neighbor* later informed me, "I-cnmc’s grandmother is a wonderful woman. ■'But I think you better mail her a copy of your newspaper Test for Good Mothers.’ "For she is too indulgent of Lonnie. She lets him get away with murder, in a figurative sense, for she spoil* him ter* ribly. "She lets him get sassy and impolite. Why do grandmothers give children more privileges than the youngsters' own mo­ thers do?" Grandmothers need to be very careful if they are the constant supervisor of child* ren. For it 1* quite true that grandparents »re usually more lenient than are the parents of those same youngater*. And such undue lenienry is Minnows For A Whale • ^ * ; Premier Khrushchev has paid a - stiff price for his vacation along the Nile. The Russians are investing anoth­ er $277 million in the future of Egypt, on top of $1 billion already advanced in military aid and $100 million for the Aswan High Dam. It seems to have been another in­ stance of, "If you don’t give it to us, we know someone who will’’—an ar­ gument the United States is only too familiar with. It’s nice for a change to see the Russians scurrying to shell out bcfore the U.S. taxpayer can be called upon to do the same. If the Arabs are as shrewd trad­ ers as they are reputed to be, Mr. Khrushchev has been sold another minnow of Egyptian friendship for a whale of a lot of money. Thought For Today Go, gnthcr all (he Jews to be found in Susa, and hold a fast on my behalf, nnd neither cat nor drink for three days, night or day. I and my mnids will also fast ns you do. Then 1 will go to the king, though it is against the law; and if 1 per­ ish, I perish. — Esther 4:16. • • • Christ has no way to reach His imperinl place at the heart of man­ kind save ns you Hnd I open up a phth for His sovereign feet— Paul Morrison. Phil Newsom Says . . ® ^ ~ 9ty» fttitforh frralfc A . B tK L O W , PRANK VOLTOLINK. KniTOR A N D P L IL lS D E R CdrvwlaMsa - Oveaval Haeagvv JULIAN L. STEM THOM Ro b e r t a l k x a n iir r A d ve rtising Director Associate E ditor ■ A B B f t. JOHNSON a o t UBItKX A d v e r tis in g A lenafer* M a a a a l a a E d ito r u t i a a i r k il l k n iik w RUT W A T T O eneral A dvertising M eneger T e l s a r s p b E d ito r D o rn s w il l ia m s U A J t H I R T T 1C. S T A P L E T O N C lassified D irector Soc iety E ditor JA N IK SHU KM A KICK DOTT1E AUSTIN B usiness U a n a g ir C ity E d it o r r a i l w klli J I D t WMLLS O e a a t r E d ito r Mechanical l u » L ■ IL L VINCENT, l u l l P h o t o g r a p h e r ■ L K sc iu rT io a a t n s I m h Deli veep »T «aU BeailaoU I ' M s t r All Olka* l i e W ee k |l.a s I T sar t i l l * t T ea r M 0 a Monika M i ( Moalke I I t | M ontka S.M I M eath* te e 1 Month l.H 1 M e n u V. *. F e s t a l R a g a U t l a s * provide t h a t aU s a l t • • b e e r lp U e a a be paid la advaa ca . ___________________________________ E n te r e d n s esoend class m a t t e r October I I , t i l l a t t k s F o i l Office of Ban lord, Florid*, un d sr t b s Act e f C e a g r s s s of March. WASHINGTON — (NKA) —A back-room power strug­ gle is going on within the Communist parly in Laos. ^ t now appears that Prince Snuphanouvong, leader of the Hed Patlict lam for years, has been quietly shunted aside. Information arriving here is thut the I.uo hard-line pro­ fessional Communists became concerned that for all his Communist ways, Souphanouvong wai too much of a na­ tionalist nnd therefore more Interested in l.aos than in in­ stant obedience to Hed Ho Chi Minh in North Viet Nam. Souphanouvong Was allow­ ed to keep his title as chair­ man of the central committee of the Neo Lao link Xat, the Lao Communist party. But If the sketchy reports nre correct, Kaysone Phoumvihun, coliiinaiider of tbe Hed Pathet Lao armed forces, ami Barbs BY HAL COCHRAN Letting their youngsters run loose in somebody elie's house is an easy way for par­ ents to get themselves talked about. • • ■ When you're inside looking out it seems that mosquitoes land on a screen just to let you know they're waiting for you. • • • If you want to turn a flop into a ■iiccess learn acrobat­ ic*. • • • The Kentucky mountaineer who credited living 90 years to "Just settin’ " maybe had a real STILL life. • • • Killing time has a bad hab­ it of helping a person mur­ der opportunities. • • • Why don't neighbor* just change tires with each othrr and both get the one* that seem to last the longest? s e e Getting tight will loosen a tongue quicker than anything wa know of. Nouhak Phouniasavan, a mem­ ber of the party's standing committee, have taken over actual leadership of the l.ao Reds. This move puts Rrd Laos completely under North Viet­ namese control. Kaysone Phoumvihan and Nouhnk Phoumsnvnn t a k e their orders directly from North Viet ’Nam's Ho Chi Minh. Both are believed to have been early members of llo'a World War II Commun­ ist party of Indochina. Thia control move is believ­ ed a step in llo's plan to eventually unit# all of old Indochina (North and South Viet Nam, Laos anil Cambod­ ia) under his rule, perhaps as a single country. Quotes It may sound put on, but the truth Is I have no race sense, the same way people have no ear for music. —John Sime, English • born Canadian who has adoplcd a Japanese boy, two Ne­ groes and an English girl. E v e r y b o d y here wants Tshombe back in the Congo, and it's Just a question of who geta him first. —Diplomat in Leopoldville comment* on return of for­ m er Katanga province Presldrnt Molie Tahomhc from 18 month* exile in France. There were snakes every­ where you looked. You were lucky you didn’t step on them while you were looking for the Injured. —Fireman at HuihkiU, Pa., describing arena where sev­ eral firmrn were killed when dynamite truck blew up nulside snake farm, re­ leasing poisonous reptiles. 1 would not accept the vlre presidential nomination with anybody at the head of (he ticket. -G o v . William W. Scranton G . H . HIGH A N N O U N C ES The appointment of Mr. Carl Williams as salesman for Frigidaire Appliances Mr. William* Invites Hia Friends To Contact Him At 322-2601 Or 322-3883 For Their Frigidaire Needs. Kaysone, Nouhtk and their followers apparently have en­ trenched themselves slowly, carefully and quietly, lltere's hern no publicity. Kaysone Phoumvihan never appears In public. Nouhnk I’hountsavun is reported taci­ turn nnd reserved. They have the hacking of the 5.060 to 10,000 North Vietnamese troops In [jius. There is, consequently, no sign of revolt from their leadership. Both are said to be able amt hard-working. Both have a long history of Communist party inemberthip and revolu­ tionary activity. • Nnuhak, horn about 1910 in southern Laos, is the soil of a farmer. lie began as a truck driver, later became a merchant in pre-Worhl War H Indochina. When the Pallicl l.ao Itesistance government w a s formed, he became minister of economics and finance in the Red areas of Lao*. In the 1950s he traveled ex­ tensively in the Communist bloc rountriss. • Kaysone was horn in 1020, joined the Communist party about 1946 or 1947. In 1949, he became com­ mander of all Pathet Lao guerrilla forces. Later he was named minister of defense In the pathet l.ao Resistance government and held that post until 1057. He is believed to have fled to North Viet Nam and work­ ed with Ho there until sametime between 1915 and 191k. WASHINGTON, T>. C. Sargent Shriver's Peace Corps volunteers have made a fine contribution in foreign coun­ tries precisely because they went there to serve and not to agitate. But the young civil rights volunteers who are In­ vading Mississippi are the kind of troublemaking tourists which Hitler and Stalin used to dispatch into neighboring nations for the purpose of subversion and revolution. That this sort of guerrilla w irlare should be permitted ngainit a sovereign American stale is a danger and a (Hi­ llrare to our Republic. The foolish youths, who have Join­ ed the Negro revolutionaries, would never be tolerated in the Peace Corp*. Shrlver, whose experience and maturity should teach him better, made a rabblerocsing apeech here the other day to Negro demonstrator*, whipping up hatred againit Mississippi and deriding Sen­ ator Goldwatcr, who is an in­ nocent absentee In all this commotion. Let all Americans, white and Negro, face the fact. Wc are on the precipice of a racial war at the very time when Congress has end­ ed an honorable struggle that is intended to give us racial peace or, at least, racial cease-fire. There is in process a move­ ment, which all men of good will should Join and welcome, to observe the Civil Rights Act now that it has become the law of the land. I expect, from conversations with hint, that Barry Goldwater will make a statement that will put him in the van of those opponents of the law who want it to have a fair chance. Others ,*f us, with rea- OUR OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED M ON DAY, J U L Y 13 Wc will lie using (hia weekend and Monday lo change over our account­ ing In a highly efficient electronic procedure. Thin in being done to pro­ vide our rlienlK with an even fanler nervlce than ihat they have rome to expect of u n . We auk your understanding of the huge tank of setting up completely new ledger nheetii for each of the over 6,000 having* accountn now on our books. sufficient to ourselves for believing the law to be unwise, now hive equal rea­ son* to speak out tor com­ pliance with its requirements. There are legitimate and necessary ways to test 1U val­ idity and constitutionality, and even lo work for It* eventual repeal, but the immediate concern should be for our country which, in all solem­ nity, is teetering on the verge of insurrection and suicide. What leadership the Ameri­ can pres* should take in a compliance movement will be up to individual newspaper*, hut the best leadership will come from those papers which, disliking the law, call for It* acceptance. "The Wall Street Journal," which la our only truly national daily, has admirably taken this position Editorially, “ The Journal" has bent its stately bead to the inevitable, and haa used Its news columns to report homc-tuwn el tor Is at concilia­ tion and preparation. Here in Washington The I'otomac Institute, Inc., which i* a non-profit organization formed for the purpose, is continuing its missionary work to convince Southern business­ men that accommodation of Negroes In stores, restaurants and lodging places won't be financially ruinous. The Chambers of Commerce in at least a dozen Southern cities have already set out to show the communities how to make the best of the irksome armlaUce term whlrh the mhis heavy majority in Congee* haa imposed in its decree et racial coexistence, Numerous social and religious groups have organized for the same work. How different, and how much more decent and wlier, are all these activities and pout, bilittes within the Vocal com­ munities to the raiding parties of Headless Horsemen which (are being turned loose on Mississippi and other natural center* of resistance! Where is the patriotic responsibility that a man of Shriver'a sta­ tu-# ought to showT , And, tor that matter, are w* not now about to witness a pre-election teat of national leadership between Lyndon Johnson and Barry Goldwate r7 Let us hope that both these contestant* for the high­ est office, both these captain* of public opinion, will scorn political profit or less and speak for the peace of the na­ tion. But if ellhe- the President or the senator falls In this duly, let it be remembered in the days of reckoning ahead. OVER 35 YEARS At First fk Palmetto (Alongside old poet offk e) Sanford Furniture Co. • Carpets • Furniture • Tile • Planoa * Rental Deds Remember thn»e HOT DAYS nf your vacation trip last summer? Why Not Enjoy An AirConditioned Car This Summer? Coo! Comfort All Hummer Long! We Will Air Condition Mont Popular American Cara. Price* S tart AS I.OW AS • *265° INSTALLED Prire Does Not Include hales Te*. WE SERVICE & REPAIR ALL AUTO AIR CONDITIONERS “Your Friendly Ford Dealer” The U s r s i a la • m i m b . r of t b e OaUoa Pra se w h ic h U e n ­ t i t l e s esciueiTClp t o the use f a r r e p e b l l u t l c a a t a ll lb* lasal nows g r i s t e d l a t h is a e wsgoper.______________________________ Come In And See The 1965 Laundry Equipment. Strickland-Morrison Ke p e r i e f g a p m a te ria l, nsw a or o e v e r u s i o g , e f th is sdltloo of T h e Haoford H e r a l d mop b« reproduced la o n p m o ooor w i t h ­ o ut w r l t t s g permleoloo of ihu publisher o f Tha Usrold. Asp Individ ual o r firm reopooslbU t o r sock r e produc tion will bo considered o s Infrin g in g on The H arold's o o p p rtg k t so d will be held lia ble f o r do m o g lo g uod*r the low. Published daily t s c a p i E etu rd ap , S u e d e p g o d C hristm a s; pub lls h sd S a t u r d a y proceeding G. H. H IGH A P P LIA N C E INCORPORATED • SERVICE DEPARTMENT Christm as. • The November, 1933, dust storm* of the Great Plain* caused colored arrow in New England, where 25 Inna of dust per square mile was de­ posited. to dismiss childhood faults as ton petty to fret about. Thus, whether a child eats candy before his meals or ha* an extra Ice cream soda, is too petty to disturb a grand­ mother who may permancnGy aay farewell to this earth with­ in a few yeara. Thla broader philosophical outlook tends to dwarf many minor but very essential rules regarding child rearing. So grandparents, such as I/mnie's grandmother, should by all means send for the pin­ point "Tests for Good P ar­ ents," enclosing a long stamp­ ed. return envelope, plus 20c. For they need practical, everyday yardstick* to test themselves lest they uninten­ tionally rear spoiled brats and juvenile delinquents. You grandparents m ay "spoil" a child wtlhout grest harm if you have him for only a few day*. nut if you are his permanent guardian, then follow the ules of good parents and curb your undue leniency. For you seldom will realm* your own faults unless you have a "P arents' Test' 'to use as a convenient yardstick. First1Test For LBJ, Biossat— Roy Cromley Political Notebook candidate for ancLher ierm An audible cheer went up from Washington last April in office in election* ache, 1 when the tlraxtllan military dulcd for IMS nnd one of tbe roia up against the govern­ most popular politicians in ment of left-swing Jcao Goulllrnzil. art. Kubitschek'* Social-Demo, President Johnson sent his cratic party is the country's “warmest good wishes” to largest and his chances for the new government. election were considered good. Secretary of State Dean The charge against him Rusk announced he hoped to was tlmt hed had tolerated work "very closely" with the government corruption while new regime. in office from 1955 to 1061, Two and a half months nnd had collaborated with after the overthrow of GculGoutnrt and with Commu­ art, the cheers still were nists. audible, if (lightly muted. His administration had been To the credit of Brasil’s one of spectacular growth armed forces, they moved for Brazil. quickly to restore conitltuIt was Kubitschek who had tional processes once the re­ conceived nnd pushed through volution wae secure and the the building of Brazil's new new administration has shown capital, Brasilia, 600 miles a determination to remove the from Itlo De Janeiro deep in evils which all but wrecked tin* undeveloped interior, and the Braillian economy and led started Brazil on its headlong to galloping inflation which rush toward Industrialization. last year amounted to more The two projecti plunged Brazil deeply Into debt and started the disastrous infla­ Herald Area Correspondents tionary wave. But Kubitschek had seized the imagination of Altamonte Springs Geneva Brazilians and he boasted Mrs. Julia Halloa Mrs. Joe. E. Mathleus he had "awakened t h e 838-1318 341-4524 giant." Lake Mary Bear Lake-Forest City In the fall of Goulart and Mr*. France* Wester Mrs. Maryann Mllen 312-8118 in the gevemment drive to 838-3878 press its reforms, Kubitschek Lake Monro* Casselberry Mrs. H. L. Johnsoa has remained ostensibly neu­ Mrs. Jane Casselberry 322-4723 tral. 838-BD48 Longwood But it was not forgotten Chuluota Mr*. Donna Estes that Goulart hud served as Mrs. Join Magla 838-3317 hi* vie president and that he 365-3743 North Orlando had assisted Goulart on his Mre. Doris D ess Deltona own rise to power. There was 322-1989 Mr*. Mildred Haney a suspicion that by hia ali­ 888-5831 Osteen enee he hoped to gain pollMre. Ctarrnre Snyder Enterprise 322-4841 i-al advantage that a l s o Mrs. BHr hie Barrie eventually could lead to GouOviedo 888-5334 Mrs. Evelyn Lundy lart'a return. 385-3818 Whatever the reasons, the government had re-expressed its determination to take whatever steps it deema ne­ cessary to restore Braiil'a political and economic atabilily. The medicine Is strong hut Ilraiil's ailment la serious. Page 1-A Sanford, Florida Friday, July 10, 1064 than 85 per cent. Nor could there he any quarrel with the new re­ gime's determination to sweep Communists and their sym­ pathizers from government posts. Hut what did cause concern was the fear that the gener­ als who engineered former army chief of staff Humberto Cnslelo Branco into office to succeed Goul art, also intend­ ed to extend their purge to all critics of the new regime. Along with some 50 others deprived of their political rights for terms of up to 10 years, the purge elready had hit two former Hrazilian pre­ sidents—Goulart and Janio Quadros, upon whose resigna­ tion in September, 1961, Gou­ la rt had succeeded. At the beginning of the sec­ ond week of this month, the axe fell upon a third-Juscelino Kubitschek, an avowed thrilling to the children for a brief vacaUon period. But when grandparents as* sume the steady job of rearing young grandchildren, then they must take care! Part of the task of being a good mother tor grandmother, too) eonsiats of training a child to become a self-reliant, morally upright member of adult society. Thu meins that a child must not be allowed to shirk his proper household chores. He should thus brush his teeth regutsrly and make hit own bed and help with the dishes, etc. "Yes. Dr. Crane," you may reply, "but why is it typical of grandmothers to show more leniccy? "They are more experienc­ ed than parent*, an they should be more careful to make sure their grandchild­ ren hew to the line." Well, grandparent* subcon­ sciously sense the fact that the Grim Reaper is not too far away. When people grow mellow nnd philosophical about death, they are contemplating such major events that they tend Holmes Alexander Bruce Medicine Is Strong Worry Clinic 4 1700 W . l i t . S I . Sanford, Fla. Ph. 322-3883 Thank you! 308 E. First S t. Ph. 322-1481 Opm 6 Days A Week W. Park Ml 4*8818 �P aw 2-A—July 10, 1904 widE GLANCES By Galbraith • m * NKfe tK l* U »• W "Cant you ghr» u*.a battar daicrlptlon, air? Thara mutt ba hundrtd* of wivaa hara at via fair sitting down' aomawhara with thair shoaa off!" By Kate Osann TIZZY “Why, oh why do boys hava to ba so absolutsly nacassary?** CARNIVAL By Dick Turner Horoscope Forecast IIT TR D A T J l t T II. lM t GENERAL T E R D E N C IE S i a d i r m d a v antng when you i n U l i r t o p u t yo u rse lf u e m i ■• . m l c h arm er who h a s pon. i t d i r i b l i t i l i n t i . which roti would be w i n to being to th* public'! t i l l , t i c k ! 4 special point to m ak e • a p p o in tm en ts m d reervationa to do the thtn*» you m o it llk«. A R t E l (M irc h I t t o April t t > — t i t i n n r o u a n efficient In r « u r t a le n ts i o t h a t r o u m a k ! t h ! r i g h t Impression on othara today. P ut jrouratir out to pl!AA0 Im p o r ta n t people T h li c m Includ! a r i t a l #*rT»nt. too. TAL 'n t'S (April t ( t o May SO)— D u rin g Row ( u r n ltu r ! , elM fllnr, a d d in g brie - e - b r a e In >our e u r ra u n d ln g r (Inc — r r t a p p r o v a l of t h o ! ! dw elling with rou, too. E levet* your thin king. Grow th c o m !! p r o p o r t i o n a l l y . GEMINI M a r I t to Ju n o t l ) —Tou r a n com m ercialise on n th e r talent* you pose s,* h r irolnr lo t h ! r i g h t person* who a m rio t* a t hand tletatlvea can aaalty be yo u r beat avenue for eueeeea E veryone la an. thuetsetle. MOON n t l M I R M ( J u n e 11 to J u ly 11)— Tou muat plan to ! a r n moro money If you w ant the extra thine* you should have In the future. No b e tte r day than t h l i for auoh. Show th at you have a good head for business. 1.EO (Ju ly 21 to A ugust 11) _Tou are charm ing, h a r e m agnetism end r a n m ak e big headw ay with o t h e r s now. Don't tu r n down w o rth w h ile In v ita ­ tions. Meet the people who can help you to a d v an c e In th is big country of opp o rtu n ity . VIROO (A ugust 11 to Sept, ember 11)— Some tim e spent In solitu de will re vea l to you how you can rid youreelf of c u rre n t problem s wisely. P l a n ­ ning can m ak e fu t u r e move pleasant. Add c h a r m to your surroundings. LIBHA (Septem ber 11 to Oct­ o b e r : : ) — F u r s * ! those lilv ta t duties and g e t o u t to te e your friends. T hey a r e looking fo r ­ ward lo a visit, some nnclat gathering, elc. lie yo u r own charm in g, persuasive self. ■enniMO October :» to No­ vember 111—Using yo u r in g e n ­ uity and perspicacity will sea all of your a f fa lr a am eliorated now. I llg h e r - u p h a s eye on y«u. Olva proof of your ab ility first and then all te OK. ■AGITTAIUI’t (Novem ber t l to December 11)— A positive a t t i t u d e will now g e t you w h a te v e r you have desired In the past, (let In form ation need­ ed from y o u r n e w sp a p er and olKer eourcea of equal value. t'AFltlC ORN (Decem ber 11 to J a n u a r y 14)— Any socialising groups will give you th e OK now, If you show t h a t you have precision and know -how . Get your dutlea efficiently p e r ­ formed. Then off w ith loved one to th ea ter, ate. AQ l'AIIICa ( J a n u a r y 11 t a F e b ru a ry I I ) — T a k e th e time on th is free day to t a l k over policy m a t t e r s w ith associates and learn w h a t m uat be done In the future. Always hold up your sh a re of obligation*. Then you win out. P iacF .S (February 1# to March 1(1— Tou h a v e ag ree d to do som a v ita l w o r k In a Joint ve n tu re . Don't t r y lo th r o w H o f f on o t h e r s now. P l t n yo u r tim e and all goes like clo ckw ork a n d you a d ­ vance. ■r TOUR CHILD 1C BORN TODAY, you find t h a t th* and o th era will qutekly spell yo u r progeny If you permit. Teach e arly In Ilf* t h a t on* m ust a lw a y s repay a n y k i n d ­ nesses sh ow n by o t h e r In o r ­ de r for Ilf* to be w e ll-b a la n c ­ ed. A wonderful p a tr i o t In t h l t c h a r t and a n y connection with th* g o v e r n m e n t w ould ba Ideal, w h e th e r boy o r girl. •T h * I t a r e Impel, t h e y fla i t cess pet." W h a t y e s m a k e • f y e a r Ufa la l a r g e ly s p to «OCI ■CROAT, JT L T I E 1M4 "REFLEXES EXCELLENT!" Foulkne/t Work* 4 Put M iim w a ta TTslislir Is IN « .S 2L -JS55S S , U M uRc^ram B • Useful 14 Alcohol (aaflg) lOTumln ii ilO H n a ^ H U u IIH M> IS! 24 Victim stD ieU nripait anuid la s i Hatgua rieor 411 w o* Down. tichuw S t i r doctor TTUcUl loop 4«k2I(U tfgss s? t l AUovUU “ M o te Winur v t h k k Uk) DOWN SS Recipient in n S«4i U alt i l l ! J i l l ill■ f l p_ F t < 84 AwcwhaaalsG 44i l OBNERAL TEN DENCIESi A day when you can find u n usua l ways to ba of se rvice to o th era M welt a s to p u t your ow n plana Into exncutlon wllh m ors th a n a v e ra g e ease, especially If Involving som e original and prngraaalva plan for being more helpful to ether*. ARIES (March I t to April I I ) —T ou heva th* a bility t o ae• let ethe r* with difficult proMem* and ahould mak* It your busln-ae to do m today, l - e t l r p l tn new week'! a c tivities c le ­ verly. R etire early. TAtTRtJS (April I I t e May ID)— A d a y f«r follektng a* you pleas*, m a k in g other* h a p ­ py ae well. U* in sp irin g by heing s u r e to a tt e n d religious service* flrat. You have r e s t talent and can lift th* sp i r i ts of t h o e t you loVA. GEMINI (May I t to J u n e I D — O lvlag o f yo u r tim e and e ffort to th* needs o f d o e # l i s t It w ise st today a nd t o ­ night. Mak* Improvem ent* n ecessary a t home. In v lta good friends la t o n ig h t for c hit-cha t, etc. MOON CHILDREN ( J u n a I I to J u l y I D — E a r l y m orning oorvlcoa a r * beet, also* th*n you hava plenty of tint* for visiting, (let e n u g h t up w ith correspondence, also. This opens up n sw o p p o r tu n ity for you. LEO ( J u l y t l t s A ugust I I ) T h in k over w h e t m eth e d s pro v ­ ed to be successful In the p a st and plan to adopt them again. O rganlaa a f f a l r a on p a p e r d u r ­ ing th is free day. M aks Im­ p r o v e m e n ts a t horns, too. VIRGO A u g u s t 11 to geptem b t r 111— T ou e s n be Inspired to w a r d right d ssla laa s th is A. M. a n d you quickly achieve aim s w ith re la tiv e seas. D ress In good toot*. Get a bout s o ­ cially to th* rig h t plscss. LIHRA (Septem ber I I t a Oct­ obe r l t > —M sdltatloa on v e rity r a n piss* you one* moro on th* p a th s f ha rm o n y a n d Joy today. Us a u ra you giv* a cheery word a r g if t t o on* w ho c annot b* a m o n g th* a c ­ tive. Show ktndnee*. sym path y. •CORTtO (Octobsr I I t o No. t i m b e r I D — T o u r a lm s e ra clo ser t h a n you t h i n k a s be s u r e you contact those who can m ak* them a quick r e ality. T h e y will be only too glad to h e lp you. D* adroit, c h a r m in g w tth all. ■ A O I T T A R t r a (Novem ber I I to D o r tm b o r t l ) — l e m t civic or p a tr io tic d u ty will a ta m p you aa a flna rltle sn now and o t h e r s will follow yo u r lead. Gel o u t of t h a t easy chair, f i n * p re stige can b* built up. CAPRICORN December 11 t* J a n u a r y J o — r o r g a t t h a t dull ro u tin e a a 4 be off ta church, then visit, a tt e n d lectures, ate. leers*** y o u r vision, g e t ball roltlag. L ong d istan c e m issive help* you to expand. < / « ra « » U ) �■’ l l » <1 Horoscope Forecast Continued From Pag# 2*A A Q t ' A R i r a ( J a n u a r y I t to F e b r u a r y I D — L a t m r a l y He­ l e n t o Idea* o t t h a t * w h o nr* c x i x r t in w h a t e v e r field you m a y bo I n t t r e a l e d . B a c k th * m • ml y o u a d r a n e t . loo. E v e n i n g c a n be v e r y h a p p y w i t h th e c m y o u lova. PISCES 1F e b r u a ry 1» to M a r c h 1#)— I f you a s p l a t n y o u r p r a c t i c a l Idea* t o other*, th e y q u ic k ly go a lo n e w ith t h r m . You h a y * m u c h to o f f e r t o ao c lc ty . S to p b e i n g ao m o d eat a n d delig h t othara w ith your I n t e l le c t . IP VOCE CHILD I I DORN TOD t Y . h o o r eh e w ill be one o f th o a o r e m a r k a b l e p e r e n n e w h o c a n p lan h o w t o trot rid o r a n y t h i n g In t h a p a t h o r i n e v e n t u r e t h a t co u ld o t h e r w l e e p r o v e au cceeefu l. Ulv* fln eat e d u c a t i o n poenlble, on* t h a t a tr e a e a a w h a t e v e r I* m oat m o ­ d e r n *o t h a t th * r r e a t e a t b e n e ­ fit to h u m a n i t y le pneetbla In th l a c h a r t . T h * d o cto r, d i e t i ­ t i a n , n u r s e a r e a l l fin* h ere, too. "T he Sfara Impel, they do ■at com pel." W h a t row m ak e of yo u r Ufa la la r g e ly a p to Y0I1I C a rroll I l l g h l e r 'a I n d iv id u a l F o r e c a l l fo r y o u r algn for August 1* now ready. F o r your oopy tend your b lr th d a te and 11.00 t o C a rr o l l l l l g l i t e r F ore. east. T h e S a n f o r d Herald, Do* m i . H o l l y w o o d I t . C a lifo rn ia . Hospital Notes JULY B ADMISSIONS Ronald Ryan, D. W. Haskins, Gail Ritchie, George Wash­ ington, Ricky Ensrud, Mary Beta Lee, Catherine Harris, Charles A. Mcllen, all of San­ ford; David Brown, Oviedo; Lillian Mednyk, DeBary; Lin­ da Mote, Longwood; Zonnie Sturrup, Tangerine; Thelma L. lloelle, Lake Mary; Ed­ ward Leatherbury, Winter Park; Frank L. Smith, Orange City; Joieph Lockhard, Ohio. BIRTHS Mr. and Mra. James Mote of Longwood, a Baby Boy. DISCHARGES Gilbert B. Fileger, Angelo Barcelona III, Mary Johnion, Catherine Harria, I.avada Bruce, Dairy Henderson, Colona Ellison, Estrella Ramos, all of Sanford; Jeffery Fordham, Titusville; E d w a r d Scott, Lake Mary; Jesse Ford, Lake Monroe. Sanford Smoke Tax $15,751 The city of Sanford received SIS,751.26 in cigarst tax col­ lection during May, according to a report from Richard B. Keating, director of the State Beverage Department. Total collectlona In the •tat* amounted to 14,543,>27.M. Of thla amount 11,259,031.25 goes to the atate general revenue fund and the remain­ der to munldpalitJei. Other Bemtnole eommunltiea got the following amounts; Altamonte S p r i n g s , $1,067.19; Casselberry, *3,867; Longwood, *2,647.43; North Orlando, 1173.36; Oviedo, *1,137. Legal Notice F itrriT tn t's s i m h NOTICE 18 haraby f l v a n th a t I am e ngage d In busln*** a t Jit. t D m in* Sanford, Sami tin!* County, Florida, under th* flctltlou# nam* of. C-»l Iterue* S i t v Ic*, a n d t h a t I Intend lo r»r*l»t*r Bald nam* with th* Clark of th* c ir c u i t Court. Btmlnol* County, Florid*. In •ccordanoa w ith th* provl alon* of tho Flctltlou* Name Statute*, to -w lt: Section I I I . 01 F lo r id a Statu te* IDT. Hitt: Chaalar F. U a rak PuM lah Jun* I I A July I, 10 IT. 1111. CDA-104 is th * c m r t 'i T ro m r, NINTH JL’D D I A L C I lir F I T , ■S A ID FOH SF.MtkOt.i: t OLSTV, FI.OK ID A IX CHANCERY M l. I l l U BOBBIE L- TAYLOR, F la is tllf, va. DOROTHY U A I TATTER Dafcndant. SOT ICE TO DF.FKMII T H E STATE OF FLORIDA TOi DOROTHY MAE TAYLOtl Who** realdenr* and addr*** la unknown. PLEASE T A K E NOTICE th a t y o u a r t haraby required to ill* y o u r w r l t la n *n*w*r or def*n*«. If any, per*on*l!y or by • n a tlo rn ay , on or before July I I . ISSt. a t th a Ofric* of Hi* C le r k of th* C ircuit Court, at Ah* Courlhoua* In Sanford, Seminal* County, Florida, and Ao mail a oopy thereof to Bleu•Irom . Davl* A Mclntoeh. At* Aornara for Pla tnllff, Post o f . fir* Dot HID, Hanford. I'lnrbia. 12*71, In t h a t c e r ta in dlvori* proceeding pending agalnet you in the o t r c u l l Court of the Ninth Judic ia l C ircuit In and f o r Seminole County, Florida, In Chanoary, an abbravlatad Altla of aaid cauee being “Hobbla E. Taylor, I'lalntlff, v*r*ui D orothy Mae Taylor, Defrnd• nt," and herein fall not nr a Deer** P ro Confoaao will b e n te red a g a i n s t you and th* cane* proceed *■ part*. (SEAL) A r t h u r If. Berkwltb . J r . C lerk of th* Circuit Court Uyt M a rtha T. V lhl'n , P C . Stanetrom . Davie A Mclntoah Attorney* a t Law Poat Offlr* Boa IMS Sanford. F lo rid a MTT1 Publlah Ju n * IS, tf A July *. IS. IM4. (94*11 * • * JW # t OUR 1984-Pajre 8-A WIDE GLANCES By Galbraith •< I �CHURCH o r tth d JO RDAN MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1011 W. F l r e t S tr e e t Sunday School __— 10:00 a, m. M o r n ln s W orahlp — 11:00 a. m. Bible Study (S u n d a y ) 1:00 p.m. K vangsllstlo Service 1:00 p. m. W sd. P r a y e r Meet _ 1:00 p. m. BUI Stephana ---------— P a a to r A Cordial W elcom a to All Alliance CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 1101 P a r k Ava. a t 14th SL Rvv. C. C. Dee*. JrSunday School — • ! « *■ *“ ■ W orahlp Service _ 11:00 a. m, K v e n ln s Worehlp — 1:»0 P- «" Alliance ToUtH F ellow ablp (Sun.) _ 1:41 p. m< I*rayer Service — 1:1* P- Assembly Of God P1NKCREHT ASSEMBLY O F HOD CHURCH OAKLAWN BAPTIST CHURCH 1141 C o u n try Club Road Sponsored by F l r e t B a p tla t Church Rev. R. T. B a r r e t t . . . . P a a to r Sunday School ....— 0:10 a. m. W orahlp Service __ 11:00 a. m. T r a l n l n s Union .— 0:41 p. m. K ve nlns W orahlp _ 1:00 p. m. Wed. P r a y e r S e r v . _1:10 p. ra. f ir s t CHU RCH O F OOD O F PROPH ECY 1101 E lm Avanue Rev. R. L S t r i c k l a n d _P a a to r Sunday School -- ---- 0:41 a. m. W orahlp Service — 10:41 a. m. E i.-.n felletlc g e n r . __TiIS p. m. W edneaday: Y o u n s People V. 1* D. Sarv. 1:10 p. m. Bible T r a l n l n s Sarv 1:00 p in . GRACE METHODIST CHURCH Onora Rd„ a t W oodland AVO., Rev, J o h n H. Hlrea J r ., p a a t o r Church School _ _ _ 0:40 a. m. M o rn ln s Worahlp — 11:00 a. m. M T F --------------------- 0:10 p. m. CHRIST METHODIST CK U nCK Sunland E s t a t e s Cltrua M a lsh te Itav. C barlaa B. H o p s — P a a to r Church School .----- l : 4 t a. m. M ornlns Worahlp — 11:00 a. m. M T F ........... ................ 0:10 p. m. Eva. W o r a h l p ------!:I0 p. m. Wad. P r a y e r Service 1:10 p.m. CONGREGATION AI< CH RISTIAN CHURCH (United C hurc h of Chrlal) P e r k Avenua a t 14th St. I i OO a. m. - __ Church Schodl 10:00 a. m. W orahlp Service 1:10 p. m. _ C hrlatlan Youth Mlnlatry R or. W a l t e r A. R. McPhareon, P a a to r F I R S T BAPTIST CHURCH 111 P a r k Avenue F. B. Chance p ,,to r M orning Worehlp — t M a. m. Sunday School —— *:** *• m M o r n ln s Worahlp - 11:00 a. m. T r a i n i n g Union — •;«» P- "»• E v e n in g Worehlp ~ t j l l p. m. Wad. P r a y a r Sarvlca 1:10 p. mCENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. 14lh SL ft Oak Ava. ► W K8TSIDK MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH t t b St. ft H olly Ava. P a u l M. C a ll a y ------ 1 S*‘ Sunday School - Sunday M urnlng Worahlp Sunday Kvanlng W orship Wodnaadky p r a y a r a«rvle# — PINECRKST BAPTIST CHURCH O nora Road P a t l o r — — W illiam J . Oi M o rn ln s W orahlp . II:** a Sunday S c h o o l ------A T r a l n l n s Union ------ • :! » P Kvanlng W orship — t i l l P Wad. offlo ar* ft T aachara M e a l i n g ------------------------ ► E L D E R S P n iN O S BAPTIST Old O rlando ltd. a t H eater Av*. B. H a m ilton O rlffln — P a a lo r i 'f i l it ***• M o rn ln s W orahlp — II:** •* mT r a l n l n s Union — i l l * p, m. Kvanlng W orahlp — !■** P- *■ F IR S T CHURCH OF T H E NAZARENE W. !nd 8L a t Maple Ava. Paul B l c k a a .................... P a a lo r Sunday School _ _ 1:41 a. m. M o rn ln s Worahlp _ 10:41 a. m. Youth - ....... - ______ 1:00 p. m. Youth Adult F a l l o w a h l p ----------- 0:00 p. m. little th in s * — BIO RESULTS E v an g a tle tlc S ervlet 1:00 p. m. M id.W eak Barvlea (Wad.) _ 1:00 p. m. T h ird Sunday Slnga plra tlon _ _ ( i OO p. as. CHRIST CHURCH C hurch Stra at, Lon* wood F r. Charla a W . S te w a rt. J r -. V icar Holy Communion^— 1:1* a. m. Sarvloa ft Sermon _ l i t * a. m. CHURCH O F CHRIST Geneva R a lp h n r a w a r J r . E v an g a lla t Bible School ....... — 1:10 a. m. M o rn ln s Worahlp .... 1:10 a. m. K v e n ln s Worahlp _ 1:10 p. m. Wad. P r a y a r Sarvlca 1:10 p. m. John is thinking about “what he wants to be.” No, he doesn't wsnt to be a jet pilot, nor a nuclear physicist, nor a lawyer, nor an actor, nor a doctor, nor yet a banker, baker, or chemist, John has decided. He wants to be a MINISTER. FAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST l l l s h w a y 41 Waat Morrla R u b y ----- - E vangelist Bible Claaa --------- I*;«* a. m, M o rn ln s Worahlp _ ll:»o a. m. E vening Worahlp .... 4:0* p. m. Bible c la a ta a Wad. _ 1:14 p. ra. Free Methodist I asked John for a frank answer and he told me many smalt accumulative ex­ periences which boiled down to this: A etrong Chriitian influence from family, friende, and church kindled a epirit of awarenetc and devotion which stems to be latent in every human heart. Of course, we can't all be like John. Few of us have j-ecelved the stimulus to devote our entire life to the Church. But some of John’s spirit does dwell in all of us. Too often we nro unaware that we possess this miracu­ lous gift from God. Rekindle your spirit by going to church tills Sunday. Wedneaday B i b l e C l a a a --------- 1 :1* p. «*- F R E E METHODIST CHURCH C o r n e r 4th SL a n d l a u r e l Ava. S u s a n * Sbaldon Pastor T elephone: 111-1*11 Sunday School 1:41 a. m. M o r n ln s W orship _ 10:41 a. m. K v e n ln s W orahlp .... 1:0* p. m. W ad. P r a y a r Sarvlca 1:11 p- m. The Church la (ha frealaat factor on earth for the build* lng of character and good citiranshlp. It la a storehouse of spiritual valuaa. Without • strong church, neither democracy nor clviliiatioa can aurviva. Thera era four sound reasons why every parson should attend service* regularly and support th * church. They e r r (I) Per hia own sake. (2) Par hia chil* drrn’a sake. (3) Per I ha take of hia community and nation. (4) For tha sake of I ha church itaalf, which noada Hia moral and maUrial support. Fla* lo go to church r *sula rly and read your Bible daily. I wondered If his father or his uncle or anyone else In the family Is a minister? Strangely enough, no I He won’t make a lot of money, and knowing John, he cer­ tainly won't particularly like the Idea of getting up to “preach" to people. Definitely he won’t have • big shiny car to make his calls. I wondered why John had decided to devote a lifetime to service In the Church. C H U R C H O F C H R IS T t i l l P a r k A v an u * B a r t B r o w n -- ------ K v a n s a l l a t Sunday lilb la S t u d y _ _____ 10:00 a. m. M o r n i n g W o r a h l p — 11:00 a- m. K v a n l n g S a r v lc a — 4:10 p. m. ■aa " H e r a l d • ( T r u t h " 1 p ra. S u n d a y on C h e n n a i I Tuaaday I .a dl*a Ulbla C laa a - ItiO * *• m. F IR S T CHURCH OF T H E NA ZA nEN B Cake Mary, Fla. Rev. W. L. Holcombe, Paatoo Sunday 1:41 a. m. —— Bible School 11:00 a. m. — M orning W orahlp 1:00 p. m. _ E v en in g Service 1:oo p. m. _ Wad. M l d . W e tk P r a y e r Sarvlcaa 1:00 p. m . _Loot Wad. Mistt o n a ry Service HOLY CROSS 4*1 S. P a r k Ava. F r . L eroy D. Sopor, Roelor H o ly Communion .... 1:1* a. m. F a m il y Service and Sun d a y School —— l:*0 a. a . M orning P r a y a r ( F l r a t S unda y — H oly Communion 11;** a. we Church Of ChriBt --------- p “ , " r a. m. ■- "JPPP- m. Nazarene Episcopal F I R S T CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES UK CHRIST l*ul H. Sanford Ava. R. Vernon F u lle r Sunday School 1:41 a. m. M o rn ln s Worahlp l e t * a. m. Pentecostal F IR S T PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOWOOD 141 O r a n g e S tr a a t n*v. E. R uth G r a n t .... P a a to r Sunday S c h o o l ___ 10:10 a. m. M o rnlns W orship _ 111** a. m. Sunday K vanlng _ 1:1* p. m. Wad. Bible Study - 1:1* p. m. C om iusrors Mealing F r i d a y _________ 1:1# p. as. Lutheran L UTHERAN CHURCH OP T H E RKDEKMER t t l W. I l t h Pise* "T h* -Church of tho L u th e ra n Hour** a n d TV "T his I* th* Llfo" H a r b a r t W. Goaraa ___ P a a to r Sunday School 1:11 a. m. W o ra b lp Sarvlca _ 14:10 a. m. Presbyterian F IR S T PRRSBTTKR1AN CHURCH Sanford, Fla. Oak Av*. ft I r d St. (lrovar C. Bewail J r . _ P a a to r E d g a r W. Sm ith J r , A s sista n t P a a to r Church School ___. 1:41 a. m. Session M a a l a __ _ 1:44 a. m. M ornlns W orahlp 10:00 a. m. Plonaar Fallo w ahlp 1:00 p. m. Sanlor HI Fallo w ahlp l i ( 0 p.m. E v e n in g W orahlp _ T:t* p. m. Wad. P r a y o r Meat — 1:0* p. m. QOOD S H E P H E R D L U THERAN CHURCH 2**1 A Orlando Drive Hwy. 17**2) Sanford, Flo rid a Christian Science F IR S T C H Iin c il O F CHRIST SUIKNTIST l»« E a s t Second S tra at Sunday Sarvlca A Sunday School —.... 11:0* a. m. Subject; "S ac ram e n t" Wedneaday Barvirv - l i t * P- m. tteadln a Room: lo t K. Flrat. Waakdaya: 10:10 a. m. • 4:2* p. m. F rid a y E v t n l n s i «;!*• 1:1* p. m. Itl-IIII Sunday IsnUh flI-13 Monday John 1 :3M2 Tuesday John 1 ;43-5I Wednesday Acta 8:1-16 rrlday Thunday Romans 10:6-17 Galatians 1:1-6 T h * Rav. ) , Oordoa P • a r y, P a a to r Sunday School _ _ 1:11 a. m. M o r n l n s W orahlp _ 11 too a. m. Com m union—F l r a t Sunday la E ac h Month K IN D E R G A R T E N AND NURS­ ERY Saturday Galatians .1:11-24 m e t h o d iit c h u r c h « lt Park a h , Tlsv, R o b e rt M. J t n k l n s , P a a to r Morning W orship _ 1:1* p. m. Sunday S c h o o l ____1:11 a. m. Morning W o r a h l p __ 10:11 a. m. HY P H astings *:2t p. m. (Inta r m a d la ta , Sanlor) 1 Kvanlng W orahlp _ 1:10 p. m. Christian Baptist Hundnif Hcliool OOD F ra n c k Congregational B- m. Sunday School ...— 1.41 M orning W orahlp — lit* * T r a l n l n s Uunloa — •'** K v e n ln s Service *:•• W*d. P r a y e r Sarvlca I:!Q Nuraery Open W TK H - - r : - ; — M " . ft H. C. S m i t h --------------- I S u n d e r S c h o o l ____0:41 M o rn ln s W orahlp __ 11:00 E v a n g e lis tic Barr. - 1:10 Tuan. P r a y e r Barr. _ 1:10 T hura. Y oung People E n d e a v o r ........... . 1:10 OSTEEN BA PTIST CHURCH I t w r . 411 P h. 111-I1II P a a t o r __ - C h e alar W . P la n k Sunday School ........ I0:00 a. m. M o rnlns Service It;** a. m. T r a l n l n s Union *:I0 p. m. K venlns Service __ Ti SO p. m. Wedneaday Meatlnga: O rga nisations „__1:1* p. m. P ra y e r --------- l i l o p. m. Choir ------------- — 1:19 p, m. M. M. W i l d e r ---------, Sunday School — *•*] M o r n l n s Worahlp — 10:1 K v e n ln s Worehlp — 1:1 Y outh Sarv. (Sun.) . 1:0 Mld-W oak Sarv. (Wad.) n a il Smllh Methodist Church Of God Baptist Adventist CHURCH OF T H E COVENANT t i l l South Orlando Drlv* Thomas H. Makln —__ P a a lo r W orship ____ l:on a. m. Church School _ H i** a. m. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible THE AMERICAN OIL CO. Mr. k Mrs. M. R. Strickland GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford HILL LUMBER k HARDWARE CO, Jimmy Crapps and Employees NELSON k CO., INC, Oviedo, Florida ART BROWN PEST CONTROL EAST SIDE GARAGE Virgil C. Gracey k Employees SR 46 ft Beardall HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO and Staff OVIEDO RADIO & ELECTRIC CO, Robert A. Cameron IV HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sanford J. C. PENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and S taff KIDDY’S STANDARD SERVICE F irst k French, Sanford L. D. PLANTE. INC. Oviedo, Florida KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. li t. SL, Sanford PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M- Cameron and S taff ADAMS TRANSFER k STORAGE Phone 822-0226 CELERY CITY PRINTING CO„ INC. SANFORD WELDING k FABRICATING CO. Bill Whltly k Employees CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford A. DUDA k SONS, INC. Slavla, Florida FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Souloff and Employees HARRELL k BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 26th Bt-, Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS. INC. SOI W. 1st. St., Sanford LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning HILL HARDWARE k IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newman and Employees ZITTROWER BROS 1400 S. Elm THE RITZ THEATRE Bill Lovelace and Employees STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenatrom and S taff SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodges and S taff B. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employeaa SMITTY’S SNAPPIN* TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE SOUTHERN NATURAL GA8 CO, Jolw Dunn and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies LeROY C- ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO., PERFECTON DAIRIES STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and S taff HOWARD BOTELER Wholesale Confectionery WILSON-EICHELBURGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE CO, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Oviedo, florida SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORYBAPTIST Antioch Uapttat Church, Oviedo C e n tr a l U eptlat Church, 1111 Ock A v a C h u l u o ta P i n t Uaptlst Church C h u l u o ta B a p tla t Mlaalon S purta m a n'a Club, C huluota E ld e r S p r in g s U eptlat C h u n k , I I * L e h m a n Rd P i n t B aptlat Church, 111 P a r k A v a F r i e n d s h i p B a p tist C hurch nf A l t a m o n t e S p rin g s RL I I I . A lta m o n te Springe F l r a t B a p tla t Church e f DsBary F l r e t B a p ti s t C h u n k ef O cacva F l r a t B a p ti s t C hurc h e f L«k* Mery F i r s t Uaptta t C hurch e f L ake Monroe F i r s t B a p ti s t C hurc h of Longweod, Cor. Church ft O rant _ . . P i n t B a p ti s t C hurch of Oviedo P i n t B a p tist Churoh c f San Land* Spring# F i r s t Shiloh I f i e s ta a a r y B a p tist Church, t i l t W. I l t h SL F o r e s t C ity B a p ti s t C hursh F o u n t a in H e ad B a p tla t Church, Ovltdo L ev* S o u t h e r n B a p tis t Hlaslen, C h uluela M issiona ry B a p tl a t C h u r c h K crU Rd. Macedonia Mlarton B a p ti s t C h u n k Oak H ill H i. O stc sn H e r n i a s Glory B a p ti s t Church, G «a*va Hw y. ML Oliva M issio nary B a p tist Church, S e a Kan t o S p rings R a , bongwood ML Zion M issionary Baptist, Blpsa Av*. Naw ML C a lv a ry Missio nary Baptlot 11*1 W. 12 th SL Naw Salem Prim itive B a p ti s t Ohurch, I to * W. I l t h SL Naw ML Blon lia p tla t Charch, H I * r o a r Ava O a k la w n B aptlat c h a p e l, 11*1 W. t l l h Bt. Oat**n B a p tist C hurc h P l n s e r a s t U apiisi c h u r c h . I l l W. O nora Rd. P r a ir ie L a k e B a p tla t Church, Ridge R d , Fern Park P r o g r e s s Missionary B a p U t t Chur eh, Midway Bsoond Shiloh Mlastoaary B a p ti s t Church. N in th ft Hickory ■L Ja m s* Missionary B a p tla t Church Bt*. TUI. I l l Osteen SL Paul Missionary B a p tla t Church, I t h I t . ML M atthew s Missionary B a p tla t Church C a n aa n H a l s h t a BL Jo h n 's M issio nary B a p tla t Church, 11* Cyproia SL Tem pi* B aptist Church, P a l m Bprlngs R d , A ltam o n te S p r i n g s W sstsida M issionary B a p tl a t Church, 411 a. Holly A va E le a Mop* B a p tla t Church. T U O range A v a CATHO UO C hurch *1 the N a tivity, L a k e Mary AU Souls C a fh e lU Church, f i t O a k A v a SL A nn's Cetbelle Church. P e r sh in g Piece, DcBcry SL M ery Magdalene Catholic Church, M ailla n d A v a Altam onte Sprlnga CHRISTIAN F i r s t C h rla lla n Church, t l t f S. Sanford Av*. C o n g r s g e tlo n a l C hrlatlan Church, 2411 P a r k A v a Northald* C h ristia n Church, F l o r i d a l la v a n 12r. M aitland CU U R C tl OF CHRIST Church Church Church Churoh of of ef of Christ, 1112 S. P a r k Av*. Christ, Qenave Christ, L ongweod C hrist, P t o l a CHURCH O P OOD Church of God. 4*4 Hickory Church ef God, l i t * S. F rench C hurc h of Oed, Oviedo EPISCOPA L AU S a ln ta Episcopal Church K. D s B a r y A v c , E n te r p r is e C h r ist Kplscopel Church. Longweod All Salnta Kplscopel, E n te rp ris e H e lp Cross Episcopal, P e r k Av*. a l 4th LUTHERAN • Ascension L u th e ra n Church, O v a rb rce k H r , Caaaalbsrry flood s h e p h e rd United L uther*. 21*0 B. Orlando Dr. L u th e r a n C h u r oh of t h e R edeemer, 1*1 W. 24th Pla ce Messiah L u th e r a n Church, Am erican L cp lca llall. P ra irie L ake, Yarn P a r k SL L u k e s L u th e r a n Church, RL 4M Slavla METHODIST B a r n e t t Memorial M s th c d lst Church, B. D sBary Ava, E n t e r p r i s e Baer L ake M ethodist C hurch Bethel A.K.E. Churoh, C a naa n H a ight* C a sse lberry C om m unity Methodist Church, Hw y. I T - It ft Plnay Hldg* R d , Caacclhtrry D s B ary c o m m u n i ty McthedlM C h u n k W. H ighlands, D sB ary C h rist Methodist. Church i u n l a n d E s ta te s F i r s t M ethodist Church, 411 F o r k Av*. F l n l Methodist C hurc h * f Ovlada F r a * Method 1st Church, I t * W. 4th BL O r tc e Methodist Church. O n o ra ltd. t l r a a l Chapel A 24.B. Church, Ovlcd* O a bgrov* Methodic! Church, Ovlsd* Osteen Methodist C harch P a • Ia W esleyan M ethedU t, ML *d W. a t P a c ta SL J a m e s A.M.K, Sa n fo rd A v a ■L M ary's A-M.E. Church SL RL 411 Octccn ■L P a u r * M s th c d lst C h u r c h Oataaa a t a ( ( ^ r d >r>>Mtm*r1al D s B ary a. Ms th ad let Church BEVENTH D A T ADVENTIST Forcct Lake Bavanth-day A dve ntist Church, Hwy. I l l , F o rs o t C ity Savsnth-day A dve ntist Church, M aitland A v a , Altam onte S p r i n t * Santerd Sav a n th -d a y A d ve ntist Church, Seventh ft E lm NASARXNB O T H E R CHURCHES F I ra t C h u rc h *f th* N a a a r c n a W. In d a t Mapta Fern Park C hurch o f t h a N a a a r c n a O'Brien H d , F e r n F a r k L a k e M ary Ohurch * f t h e N a a a r t a a Alien's A.M E. C h u n k , Olive ft I l t h Church e f Oed la C h r i s t Ovlsd* C huluela Com munity Church Church ef Clod t | Prophecy, H I T Kim Av*. £ ?,* r.a {.* •* * Chrlpt e f L a t t e r Day Balata, m i p a r k Ava. C cm m ualty Chapst, A lta m o n te Spring* ■ e e ta rn Orthodoa Church. gL John* C h r y Mclam Chapel, Hwy. 1T-M, F e r n P a r k C e a g r e g a tle a B eth Israel, 14th ft M egnolla « r * « c h u r c h e f C hrist, Beleatlst, FRKSBYTK RIAN Com m unity F r M b y te r l a a Church. L a k e M ary First F ra n h y icrlan Church, Oak Ava F l r a t PrtM hyU rla a Church, C a s e d be rry First F r a a b y ta r la a C kure b * t DsBary, K- H l s h l a a d . _ „ P r o s b y to r la a C h u n k • ( T h * C a v s a a a t H I S a. O rlande Or. _ ___ __ BL A ndre w s F ra o b y U rla n C hurch 1*11 L can s a l Bah. D r , Boar Oaks Upanic c o m m an Ity r r c a h y t a r t a n c h u n k . W^lstmlbUtar P r a s h y l s r i a a C h u n k . H a w a ii P a r k , R L 41* ••• We S&d BIU F lr a t P e a ta c e a ta l C hurch *f L cngwood D L Oliva H e lla ca a Church, O a k HlU Rd. Octcca Alliance C h u n k , l i l t B. P e r k Av*. •* W“ * Th* Oalvattan Army. I I * B. 2nd SL Dully C h u n k e f Sanford, l « t B. U t a t . # ;n jlr j' �9*°mU+A Seminole County * * 3 * • Council To Meet The Board of Alderman of the Town of Caaselberry will convene at 7:3o p. m. today at the Town Hall for the coun­ cil's monthly meeting. Herald Index „ . Page 0 .... Page 9 . Page 11 Page 10 .... Page 4 Page 2 Horoscope — — _ Page 10 S o c ie ty ------------ „ Pag# S Sports .... .... ...... _ Paga 6 TV Programs .... . .. Page 9 -Wf the Women .... ra g e 9 Abby ---Bridge Claasified Cornice ... Editorial — .— Funerals ■—..... femihpE i ^ a ttfo rh f e r a lii Zip Code 32771 * Local Doctor's Home Vandalized A TOPSY-TURVY WEEKEND — T. C. Lewis, 17, of Orlnmio caused $1,700 damnRea to this Spar Station at 1001 French Avenue when ho lost control of his car und knocked down both r o s pumps early Sunday a.m. TRUCK-DRIVER WAYNE Phillips, 25, of Orlando lost coni ml and ended up in tho ditch on SR 46, losing his load of building Band at 5:30 a.m. Saturday. • Mike Thomns, a former ' ATI in the Navy, is on the unemployed list — since last Thursday. Mika retired after putting 110 years in the Navy during ceremonies a t the San­ ford Naval Air Station. He's been a legal resident of San­ ford fur the past 11 years. Mike's a native of Pittsburgh but he plans to make his home here. • • • When interested partlea ap­ pear before the County Com­ mission and moat nf the- coun­ cils of most of the towns In Scminolo County, the presid­ ing officer asks these indi­ viduals to state their names. We wish those who preside a t the meetings of the County School Hoard would do the same. • • • Mrs. Harriet Uoyd, 317 West Third, reports that her little dog, 12-year-old “Sonny Boy" wua missing for three days before he was found on Country Club Road. Hut “Son­ ny Boy" was in a critical con­ dition. Apparently somebody hit him across the back with a heavy object and the little dog’a hindquarters are now paralysed. It's believed some boys struck “Sonny Hoy” with a board, picked him up and dumped him alongside the road. • • • Miss Carol Lederhaus of DeHnry has received a tuition acholarship a t the University of Florida and a student assistantahip in the psychology department. In her Junior year, she is a dean's list stud­ ent and was winner of the Dcliary Business and Profes­ sional Woman’s Club award for high scholastic ability while a student a t DeLand High School. • • • Some of the most outstand­ ing “a rt work” we've seen around here is the work of several local medical men's wives who have a great deal of talent. They have psed that talent to make the new ped­ iatrics wing a t the hospital as charming and delightful as a hospital could l>e. More about this later. * on flic St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” WEATHER: Cloudiness throuRh Tuesday with occasional showers in afternoon, evening, high today 87-90; low tonight in 70s. VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MONDAY, JULY 13, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 232 e lo c The Clock stopped late Inst week. Did you notice T The big time-temperature clock a t the Sanford Atlantic National Bank d e v e l o p e d internal trouble. And a team of clock coniultanta were aummoned to fix I t They did and we're back In business Around The Clock. • • • Complaint: Why do our billa have to have ao much advertising In them. Haven't finished paying- the current account and we’re being lured into more and more. Quite a cycle. • • • People looked a lot calmer thia morning than they did laat Monday, what with the Fourth of July celebratlona and auch. The hnggard looks were infrequent. Nice to have a quiet weekend for a change, eh? • • • Mra. Ida B. Wllaon, public­ ist for the Semionle Swim Aaaociation reminds parents of the association members that the organization's monthly buaineas meeting will be held a t 8 tonight at the Civic Center. • • a Speaker for T u e s d a y ' s luncheon meeting of the San­ ford Lions Club will be The Herald's sports editor, Julian 8tenstrnm. He’ll talk about sports In the early day of Sanford. 4 ANOTHER VW DRIVER, Gregory LaFon, 20 of Orlando, charged wilh D\YI In thia wreck ut Hards crossing on SR 43,‘JIU pns c ' .C. R 'hu d ». Ko.smnn Jr., 20, also of Orlando was charged with public into- icntlun. Orlando Drivers 'W reck' Havoc In Sanford During The Weekend Hearing For 8 Youngsters Set Tomorrow The alertness of Sanford Policeman Lt Ben Butler paid off in the quick apprehension of eight youngsters aged eight to IS years old, Sunday, for vandalising the home of Dr. Leonard Munson at 120 Scot! Ave. over the weekend. Tlic family la on an extended va­ cation. Hearing has been set by Judge C. Vernon Mlse for 2:30 p. ni. Wednesday ia Juvenile Court. Three of the five boys who were lodged in detention were released in their parents' cus­ tody with two boys to remsln in jail until the hearing. Judge Mize told the IleraUl at noon today that the case Is “com­ plicated" alncc one of the children is a deaf mute and one a retarded child who Is awaiting admission to Sunlsnd Training Center. Lt. Butler spotted three of the youngsters carrying bun­ dles on their bicycles, stopped them and questioned them. They subsequently confessed and Implicated three other boys and two girls, aged nine and 11 in the breaking and entering, vandalism and theft. All are while. The youngsters gained en­ try by removing glass Jal­ ousies from the kitchen door, entered the house and went on a wild spree of b smashing and defacing thing they could i t Km hands on, police reports! Bottles of catsup, ( fruit Juices, sauces, wmm smashed and strewn all over the kitchen, drawers were pull­ ed out and tliclr contents flung out, creating a mess that City I'olico cslmatcd will result in "an enormous cleaning job." Total damages of the con­ tents of the house, plus theft of many articles, which the youngsters made several trips to carry away, are estimated at "$3,000 or $4,000." Friends of the Munsons told The Herald today that Dr. and Mrs. Munson are taking an extended varatlon this sum­ mer ami are at the present time In Mexico. They said they did not plan to notify the "Munsons of the vandalism of their home as It wrouid up­ set (hem and spoil their va­ cation." They are not expect­ ed home until about Labor Day, friends said. Police Chief Roy Wililims said that neighbors of (he Munson's later became aware of "something going on" and notified police, but the first youngsters had already been apprehended. Judge Vernon Mize viewed the damages Sunday and set a preliminary Juvenile Court hearing for 9 a. m. today with parents of the eight youngsters. Five of the youngsters were lodged in the Juvenile Deten­ tion room of the county Jail Sunday pending the hearing today. GOP Kicks Off Lack Luster Convenfion NAS MAN, Henry Knowles loat control of his VW on Sanford Avonuo and turned turtle. Charter Election nsuvA... Off Once Again 12 Killed By Julian Stenstrom and Judy Wells Effort* to hold the on-again, off again charter elerUon In the Village of North Orlando, originally scheduled for today, encountered additional diffi­ culties this morning wften the polls were r.ot opened In ac­ cordance with an announce­ ment distributed througlwut the community Sunday, The election was to have been held on proposed changes In the village charter as fug- gester by the five members of the elected charter board. They are Chairman Bob Dean, Charles Tresler, Robert Der­ um, Mrs. Etta Harville and Mrs. Mary Rowell. At last Tuesday night's regular council session there was a vote of the four coun cilmen present that the elec tion be set aside on the grounds that legal notice of the elec tlon was not published In the newspaper within time limits set by Florida law and that public notice within the vlll age waa not posted a* called for in the local ordinance flection*. Nikita Admits Red Problems ANG Meets Churches Burn More Sky Spies Dead Red PARIS (U P I)— Thousands of mourners today filed |mst the bier of French Communist leader Muurice Thorex, the pro-Soviet coal miner whose 30 years of leadership made ths French party on* of the biggest outside the Red blocs Senator Wecjs >n, according ^M em bers of the posted notices fee village an that Vie charter elecUon would be held as schedul­ ed. The board is said to have been advised to proceed with the election and that its legal Ity could be contested at a later date. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sen. Maurlno B. Ncttbcrgcr, D-Ore., and Boston paychlntrlat Philip Solomon were mkrrlrd Saturday night nt a private ceremony by the fed­ eral judge who first Introduc­ ed them. Resignation Of Tamm On Tap LONDON (U PI)—Commun­ ist China charged today that Soviet P r o in i e r N i k i t a Khruehchev la trying to re■tore cepitaliem in Russia. It said his oppressive 'dictator­ ship" has tha Soviet peoplo “seething with discontent." Consideration of several plans for proposed marinas and watrrfront development will be one of Ihc prime topics for discussion when the City Commission meets at S p. m. tonight. Orlando drivrra wreaked do, driving a Volkswagen Ted Johnson, also of OrSome of the plana have al­ havoc on themselves and pro­ east on Kit P) nt 11:30 p.m. lunilo suffered ruts and abra­ ready received some closed perty In Sanford over the Saturday, lost control, knock­ sions, and tho car was judged session study from commiss­ weekend. ioners and tonight's meeting ed down a atop sign, and a total loss, Three drivers, all from Or­ turned over twice. He waa will see all plans set forth, Lewis was lodged in city lando, lost control of their chargrd with DWI by State with the possibility of combin­ City Commissioners will cars doing a total of clcae to Trooper Bill Strlngfletd, and Jail, charged with failure to ing or coordinating two or consider the resignation of Finance Dlrecior Henry Tamm more of them. $3,000 in damages to cars a passenger in the car, Rich- have hi* vehicle under con­ trol ami defacing private at their meeting tonight at 8 Other Items listed on the and property. aril Koiman Jr., 20, also cf long agenda fur consideration o'clock. Two other Orlando younr, Orlando was charged with property. include the controversial pro­ Tamm submitted his reaig Patrolmen Dodson a n d man were Involved aa passen­ public intoxication. Both men posed lease with the county nation by letter on Friday, ef­ Rotunda, of the City Police ger*. suffered ruts, bruises and school board for the use of the fective November 1st, "after Saturday about 6:30 a.m. abrasions, und damage to the Department investigated. the tax roll comes out." stadium. Wayne Phillips, 26, of Or­ compart car was estimated at Tamm said he plans to ac First reading of an ordin­ lando, driving a truck loaded approximately $600. ance to rosone plats in Semi­ cept a position In the office with building aand for MIdAnother Volkswagen was nole Park and Town of San­ of the County Clerk of the State Hauling Company, go­ also involved in an accident Circuit Court as chief clerk, ford from R-2 to R-Sjj ing east on SR 40 reported on South Sunford Ave., at Consideration of hid* for a auditor. he ewerved to avoid another 2:30 a.in. Sunday when Henry In the resignation letter, pneumatic roller; car, loat control and ended up Knowles, NAS, cf 403 Tucker Consideration of an appoint­ Tamm commended hla staff on hla aide In a ditch, dump­ D r i v e , Kunland, traveling ATHENS, Ga. (U PI)—FBI ment to the Civil Service and co-workers for their co­ ing hla entire load of aand south, lost control and turned agents and local officer* operation and service during board; in the front yard of a resi­ his car upside-down. He was pressed their search today for Request for a beer and wine his tenure as Finance Director dent. He was not injured. taken to the NAS dispensary the shotgun nrnu-d marauder* licenses for consumption off for the city, and offered his the premises at 713 West Ninth cooperation to the city prior 8tate Trooper Jchn McCon­ for treatment of injuries. who kHied Lt. Col. Lemuel to and following his resigns Penn and attacked another St.; nell investigated. Charges are pending, Troop­ Negro and hia family on a Consideration of a possible tion. Gregory LaFon, 20, Orlen- er Bill Stringfirld said. lonely north Georgia road. consulting service for special More than $1,700 damages ized work during construction Officers Investigated an at­ were caused to the Spar Ser­ tack on a Florida insurance In the water improvement Barry Hopes vice Station at 1001 French man, C l a r e n c e Ellington, program; Ave. early Sunday morning which bora a striking resem­ A request tor payment from Wallace Will when Thomas Carl Lewis, 17, blance to the ambush slaying Reynolds, Smith and Hill* of Orlando, driving south on of Penn, a reserve officer and for the port study contract; Withdraw French lost control of his prominent Washington edu­ Several Inquiries Into the SAN FRANCISCO ft TP MOSCOW (U PI)—Premier 196:1 Ford, skidded 147 feet, sale of city-owned property; Sen. Harry Goldwater ha* ex­ cator. Nikita S. Khrushchev today hit a power pole, bounced into • • • A reading of a resolution for Adams Approves admitted the Soviet Union traffic lights at Third and pressed hope tiiat Gov. Geor the sbutmrnt of the pump LAKE CITY (UPI) — A has had production problems Ninth Street* on French Ave. ge Wallace of Alabama will island and turned upside young Negro, shot from a Bums Offices during ths past two years but cancel plan* to run for pres TALLAHASSEE (UPI) he again predicted an eco­ down, knot-king down both passing car Sunday, remained Ident. gss pumps. In fair condition at a hospital Secretary of State Tom Adams nomic victory over th* United Lewis and his passenger, toduy with a bullet in the said in hi* opinion the asstgp Joe Thinks It's State*. back. an appearance before the Flor Tho Communist leader re­ ment of offices In state legis One O f Dullest Polire in this r a c i a l l y Ida Republican delegation peated a previous boast that lative quarters to Democratic troubled town took two white SAN FRANCISCO (U PI)— Sunday he hoped Wallace his Marxist soceity would LBJ May Start men Into custody for ques­ governor - nominee llaydon Rep. Joseph W. Martin Jr. would realize that hi* candi­ catch up and pass the capital­ On Labor Day tioning shortly after the Hum* of Jacksonville Is i gave the 1984 Republican Na­ dacy would "add chaos to the istic United States in econom­ WASHINGTON (UPI) — ■hooting. proper governmrntl function. tional Convention the once­ chaos that already exists, and ic output. Adams Is custodian of the over today and railed it 'on* withdraw." “We are competing with the President Johnson probably of the dullest of all times." Republicans fear that Wal­ rapitaliat world and especially will launrh his campaign for •tate rapitol building by la election with a traditional La­ Stenstrom To Talk H* only hopes It* lasts long lace would split the conserve with the United Statee,” he but he said he never Inter­ Julian Stenstrom, spurt* ed­ enough for him to consider live vote and reduce Goldwatold an opening session of the bor I)*y s|>eech In Detroit, feres with the lop floor space casting a vote fur Sen. Mar­ ter’a chances In the South. possibly followed by a Tramitor and assuiiatu editor of Supremo Soviet parliament. “W* shall win without fail,” an-styl* whistle stop tour The Sanford Herald will be assigned to the House and garet Smith of Maine. westward. the gueat speaker at the Senate. ha said . Sen. Warren G. Magnuson, meeting of the Lions Club, D-Wsah., chairman of the Tuesday noon at the Capri. MIMS (U P I)—The sheriffs 8enate Democratic Campaign Stenstrom will take about, CAPE KENNEDY (U PI)— office clamped an 8 p. m.-6 L O N O B E A C H , Calif. Committee, gave this glimpsa "Sanford S ports— Then And NATCHEZ, Miss (UPl)-Two The Air Furc* plans to rockat •- m. curfew on this small (U PI)—Tha Slat annual con­ of Democratic plans for tha Now.” If* is, and has been, Negro churches ware destroy­ a pair of aecrat aaUllica into city Sunday night following vention of tho American political wars in a wide-rang­ an active sportsman aa wsll ed by fire here early today la orbit Wednesday to doubla racial Incidents which left Newspaper Guild (ANG) op­ ing interview user ths week* as broadcaster ami s(iorU ed­ what (ire officials aaid waa America's deep spar# watch two Negroes wounded by gun itor. and. for clandestine nuclear teste. blasts. ened today "dcfinMcly arson." 4 Hunt Pushed For Slayers MIAMI (UPI) — Twelve persons died on Florida high­ ways over ths weekend, five of them In a high-speed amashup near Jacksonville. Chinese Blast Reds Win Battle Vlh'H CHEO, Viet Nnm (U PI)—Tho government cas­ ualty toil rose to more than 260 today in a Viet Cong guerrilla uttack and ambush that may have been the big­ gest Communist victory of tha Vietnamese war. Examine Torso JACKSON, Mlse. (U PI) — Authorities toduy examined the lower half of ■ body, found floating In the Missis­ sippi River Sunday with Its legs bound, to determine if it Is one of three civil rights workers missing for three weeks. COW PALACE, San Fran­ cisco (U PI)—The Republican party began lta 28th National Convention today with Sen. Barry Goldwater apparently assured nf a first-ballot nom­ ination for president. But his only major chal­ lenger, Gov. William W. Scranton o f Pennsylvania, waa not giving up hi* at- ★ ★ ★ SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) —Sen. Barry Goldwater aald today that hla delegate strength has now climbed to "a little more than 800" whose votes he counts on for a first ballot victory at (he GOP presidential convention. ★ ★ ★ tempts to bring off th* mir­ acle it will take to upaet the Arizonan's bandwagon. Ho challenged Goldwater to a television debate before the delegates begin tha balloting on Wednesday. He also prom­ ised a floor fight on the party platform which, In draft form, echoed closely tha view* of the front-running senator. To the challenge Goldwater retorted "ridiculous*' 'and to the th tra t of n platform floor fight Goldwater aides shrugRed, Tho Scranton challenge, In tho form of a letter denounc­ ing “Goldwaterism," provided practically the only excite­ ment aa tho convention got under way. (Other convention ■torie* inside.) County Home To Close Shortly The County Home is being closed as soon as possible ac­ cording to an announcement late Friday afternoon by tho Seminole County Board of Commissioners. Tho Commissioners took the action while drafting thn 1961-63 county budget when It decided that It could accom­ plish for about $6,000 annual­ ly for what It Is currently spending $23,000. The Commission revealed ed Uiat residents, which num­ ber six, will bo placed in what lt termed suitable private faci­ lities. Plans for the use of tha facility by other agencies of the county arc now being stud­ ied. f e n n c i f f ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY * JU LY BARGAIN DAYS CLEA RA N CE COTTON GIRLS' Women Panties KNIT TOPS 4 pr. *i°° 88* eo. S • M • L S - M• L REPEAT OF 8BLL-OUTI MEN'S CIIAMIII!AY CORDUROY WORK SHIRTS Mims Curfew 6 8 ‘ yd. MACHINE WASHABLE PALL COLORS 99* ea B*M• L LONG SLEEVES � 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>, July 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/beb281cee893d158c762ab998a977899.pdf a35646dbf5518367bd1d28f45c458e6f PDF Text Text v«aS2-4 ' * -* , - vy** S t'M i' 8t}r •■ itfnrB ■««!& Pan# 4-A — July 8, 1064 Elder Springs Minister On Vacation & Visiting speakers and lay member* will aupply the pul pit at Elder Springs lliptlat Church In the absence of Rev. n. Hamlltnn Griffin who fa away on a two week vacation camping trip through the Itate with hli family. Speaking thla Sunday morn­ ing will be Kenneth W. Mclntoah, prominent local attorney and churchman and Sunday evening Ernest Wright, San­ ford fireman and an Elder Springs deacon, will conduct the aervlce. Midweek prayer meeting* will be directed by deacon* of the church with C. W. Ergle, chairman, In charge of the achedule. Both morning and evening aervlce on Sunday, July IS, will be conducted by Itcv. M. D. Jackton of Geneva. Itcv. Jackson has been in the ministry for 41 yeara and la in hia 22nd year aa Recording Statistical Secretary for tlto Florida Baptist Convention. Bev. Griffin will return to h i; pulpit July w GETS IT FROM PUBUX •>. ■ \ e• \ ■ vr R K I T t • a ' ' \ ' , t BOSTON (UPI) — Doing business with the Russian* will be “old hat” for Ameri­ can firm* within 10 years, a New England industrialist believea. T h o m a s W, Chesterton, treasurer of the Chesterton Packing A Peal Co., think* this will happen because "people on the wrong aide of the Iron Curtain are demand­ ing quality product*." T j meet these demands, the So­ viet bloc will require Amer­ ican products, he feels, Chesterton returned recent­ ly from a trip through Busala and the Iron Curtain countrlea looking for business. “We can niell down the Iron Curtain and thaw the CoM War by Increasing our trade with the Soviet bloc nations,” he said. “They need our goods, and we need growing mar­ k e ts ” Pinecrest Assembly Sets Bible School Dale* for Vacation Bible School at Plnecrrsl Assembly of God Church have been act for Aug. 3 through Aug. H. T ransportation arrange­ ments may be made by call­ ing the minister. Bev. Hubert Wilder, at his home or at the church study. No two stations are alike In the Moscow subway. These nations are decorated with polished marhle. mnsairs and statuary, according to the Encyclopaedia Ilrltannlca Legal Notice i\ t u b n n c i ' i r r o i HT n r t h i : v iv t ii jin iritt. rm . d i r i v a m i i o n a r .M t v a i.t: r m kty, r i.m m ii. r i i t v n . i i Y %o. m i s T i n : uoaTON K iv u cunts HA VINOS HANK. T o i FRANK t. McCo r m ic k en d PATRICIA ANN MeCORMICK. h it w ife H U slllK V C K l UNKNOWN A M I TOi All p a tt ies cla im in g In terests by, thrnuah, tindsr or a g a i n s t the a foreas Id persons TOU Altt: hereby notified that a Complaint to forecleae a certa in m o r l s a s a e n c u m b .r t n f the f o llo w in g daacrlbtd real property, t o . w i n Lot I, MUick !>, COUNTRY CLU1I MANOR, U N IT NO. S. a cto r,tin * to the plat t h e reo f aa recorded in Flat llook II. I'agaa Tt and Tl, Public llecorda o f S em i­ nole Caunly, Florida haa bean Iliad a sa ln a t you In the ab o v e e l y l t d eult, and y o u are required to aarva a « opy ot your A B iw er or other P le a d i n g to tha Complaint on P la in tiff's atto rn ey #. A N liE R ■ON. lll'SII. DKAN * LOWS'. DUS. l i t Kaal Cen tral Routs, yard, Orlando, Florida, and f lit tha o r i g i n a l Anew er or othe r I’lead ln g In Ibo o f fic e o f Ibo Clark o f Iho Circuit Court on or batora the n t h day o t July, 1111. It y o u tall to do to, a decree pro c o n f ta e o wilt be t a k e n a g a i n s t yo u for Iho r e ­ l i e f dem anded In tha Com . plaint. Thla Notice ahall bo p u b lis h ­ ed unco o w e e k fur tour conee, utlva wook * 1st the Sanford Herald. MATED T H IS l l l k d a y o l Ju n e, ISM i I I / U l H L_ (SK Al.t Arthur II. U eckwllh. J Clerk of Circuit r.wurt ll> ; Martha T. Vlhltd M .puly Clark i.tlt June IT, t i . 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SI. t*MI jjM S M iiM M M M OudAraan Slam pa At# aaa#ae and ioAaae *k BOOTH'S FRO IIN DEEP ISA SCALLOPS | m m m w .m Q .o o l CASSELBERRY, FLA. l f o i , pkg. 79c | B mimojmmm Saaavaa Sal- i » , St. IS*« lp w l_ . JW Oroon Stam ps adA Ada aaaaaa •daaAeaaA*^ GORTON'S FAMILY S tU ^ F IS H STICKS WMoot^oiio'ooooo �<£> Two Senators lit Floor In Tiff O ver *** e lO c* Probably our final report on tho First «n<) Park parking lot: Meters are being installad and it'll soon be all set for public use. Have to note, too, t f t h s t it’s getting a good play without the meters. Three prominent Sanford bankers were having dinner together the other night. One began searching through his pockets “I need a pack of smokes," he e x p l a i n e d . ' ‘Would one of you lend me 35 eents?" I • • • I.onk for snmrthing big— rcnlly big—to come out of City Hall in the near future. Sorry, that's all wo can say to the moment. . . . • • • City crews have staked nut the alleyway near the Herald office, readying it for pnving. • • • ^ Sanford's ‘"kept" dogs—the ones snared by the dogenteher for larking n license or other reasons — have a nicu new home, complete with running water. Drive by the site off Myrtle Avenue unit you'll see the comparison. The dogs mny nut have long to live, if the owners cannot be found, but , they're living u lot better now * Until that fateful day, • • • Workmen are on duty daily as Sanford begins to get u new nursing home on Bay Avenue between Sanford and Fourth Streets. Tho owners, Mr, and 51rs. Don Graham, • re readying a $150,000 insti­ tution to care for the nilihg. 0 A Clock Watcher visited the •lie tho other day, saw the •pees and liked what ho saw. Incidentally, while he und Giuham were scanning the location, they learned they hail from the same New York State town. Small world. . . , • • • . Welcome aboard goes out to Bob Alexander who has join0 *d The Herald crew as ad­ vertising director. • • • Reuben Klllehrow of The Herald's newsroom was com­ menting about a laundromat being vacant most of the time. Says Reuben, "If he’d only get In some good muchines, bo’d cleun up." • '• • • Two of the Sunford area's •cenic spats are given prom­ inent mention with pictures In the "Swnic South" publica­ tion of the Standard Oil Com­ pany. Sharing tho spotlight with places in Kentucky, Ala­ bama, Georgia and the like •ro San land o Springs and 1’unce du Leon Springs. • •• One of the 100 plus Seminole County children who Just re­ turned from ■ 4-11 camp said the only thing he disliked about the outing was that he bad to dance with girls. An otlier said she missed her house and her mother and daddy. Another reported that •he didn't miss her parents hut •he »ure did miss her horse. !* Nothing like the honesty of kids I • • • * A check of Sanford's water rates with others In the state published in a 44-page survey by the Florida Municipal Lea­ gue shows that Sanford'* rates are average and con­ nection charges are low. City Manager I’ctc Knowles says. • • • • S h a r r o n Lucille Riser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Riser of 3100 Summerlin Ave., has received her associate ,n •clence degree from South Georgia College, Douglas, G». • What'a this the Clock hears •bout another filling station on French Avenue T No, not % he one scheduled for the Twentieth Street Intersection. Tbla one will be — guess where? . . . At F ln t Street. Well, that will make four on that intcraection — and we've just run out of location! on THAT croai-roidtlM Herald Index itbby ................. B rid g e _. . . . . . . . C lassified.......... Comics .............. Editorlsl _____ Funerals _____ Horoscope ____ Sodsty . . Sports . . . . __ — 2TV Programs .... ^ t f a tbs Women - ._ Page 3 .. Page 3 age 10-11 . Page ‘J . P age 8 _ P age 2 Page i) Pag* 4-5 Pags 6-7 ... Page 3 . Tags 3 GOP Sweep In Fall Seen By Goldwater ____Seminole County * * * * on the St, Johns River * * * # “The Nile of America” (Shp ^ rn tfo rt) fe r a lfc Collins Friendly Gesture Becomes Serious WASHINGTON (LTD — Thurmond reacted by pull­ Sens. Strom Thurmond, D- ing Yarborough sway from Zip Code 32771 * S. C. and Ralph Yarborough, the door. P-Tox., wrestled each other WEATHER: P nrtly cloudy with scattered showers through Friday; hijrh today 00-05; low tonight in low 70s. SAN' FRANCISCO (UP1) "I'll mac an agreement with to the floor today outside a Sen, Harry Goldwater, sup­ VOL. 56 i you Ralph," Thurnmnd said. Senate hearing room. United Press Lensed Wire UsUtblishetl 1908 THURSDAY. JULY 9. 100-1 SANFOItD, FLORIDA NO. 230 remely confident the Republi­ What began ns a playful "If 1 can keep you out, you cans will hand him ihcir presi­ lugging match turned some­ won’t go In, and If you ran what more serious ns the two drag me in, I'll stay there." dential nomination next week, grappled to tlio marble floor today predicted a GOP elec­ Tho two men, with their of the new Senate office jackets off, grappled for about tion sweep next November— building. 10 minutes. Finally, Com­ from court house to the White Yarborough was playfully merce Committee Chairman House. trying to pull Thurmond to­ Fen. Warren Mngmisoii, DAlthough he conceded that ward a Senate Commerce Wnsh., broke it up. "we have a tough jot) ahead WASHINGTON (IIPI) — Committee h e a r i n g room For most of the time, Thur­ of us," the Arizona senator The Soviet Union’s latest pro­ where the committee was pre­ mond had Yarborough pinned said the Republicans would posal for a United Nations pared to approve the nomina­ to the floor. Tho South Caro­ heal their convention wounds peacekeeping force is mine- tion of Leroy Collins as head lina senator appeared In bet­ and unite io win a resounding rentable to the United States of the newly created Civil ter condition than bis Texas victory over President John­ in its present form, adminis­ Rights Law M e d i a t i o n counterpart. Both are tit, son. Agency. tration officials said today. Several spectators and Sen­ Goldwater, odds-on favorite Thurmond had boycotted ate staff workers viewed the to take the GDI* nomination two previous sessions, thus tussle. Word was passed Into from Gov. William W. Scran­ ABERDEEN. R. D. (UP1) — postponing the approval of the committee room and Magton of Pennsylvania, made the Mis Mary Ann Fisher, the Collins for lack of n quorum, nuson caiiio out to break it remarks in a statement issued red-haired mother of the only anil resisted Yarborough, up. by his headquarters here while Thurmond was standing quintuplets to survive in the At first, Hfter Thurmond he was flying to this conven­ United S t a t e s , confirmed outside the room when Yar­ challenged him to a mnteh to tion city. Wednesday lliul she is expect­ borough, a committee member, sen whiV NiUld holu the other, The senator planned (o de­ like Thurmond, strolled up. ing another baby. liver It at San Francisco in­ Yarborough took the whole "Como on in, Strom," said thing ns a joku snd shrugged ternational Airport where his Yarborough, and shook Thur­ backers planned a colorful off Gin challenge. Fit AN K FU RT, Ger m a n y mond'a hand. At the same greeting caieulated to outdo But Thurmond pressed the time, he playfully pulled (UI’I)—A court martial to­ the welcome accorded to issue mid Yarborough became plete athletic facilities and extensive parade day sentenced Capt. Alfred Thurmond toward (he hearing morn serious. They then took MASTER PLAN for the Sanford Naval Aca­ Scranton there Wednesday. grounds. Midshipmen enrollment will approxi­ Svenson to seven years at roont. demy shows present and proposed buildings for The statement, exuding con­ off their Jackets. Iwit-I labor for stealing a U. the 30-acre campus. This photo of a rendering mate a maximum of 500. The academy is owned fidence, said Goldwater was Thurmond forced Yarbor­ of the overall plan includes a modern educa­ and operated by the Hernnrr MneFnddcn Foun­ S. Army jeep amt using it to confident a unified Republi­ ough tn the floor snd held defect to East Germany. tional complex of fireproofed buildings, com­ dation, headquarters in New York City. can parly would leave here him there several minutes. laic next week to " U a i Lyn­ Ho let Yarborough up and don Raines Johnson and win tho two sett fried some more, NORTHAMPTON, M a s s . the presidency of the United shoulder to shoulder. Thur­ (U I’I)—Sen. Edward M. Ken­ States." mond then threw Yarborough nedy, strapped in n metal to tho flour again, the Texas frame to keep his broken back WASHINGTON (U I'I) — senator's head narrowly miss­ from btdug jolted out of posi­ Tho Senate Commerce Corn- ing the hard marble surface. tion, was to be transferred to­ mi tteo today approved ]<!-], Yarborough remained pin­ day to New England Baptist the nomination of l.erny Col­ ned to Hid flour for five min­ Hospital in Boston, lins lo be director of the Na­ utes, occasionally struggling Altamonte Springs' Town ixl a meeting of llie Zoning tional Community Relations lo try to frees himself. Thur­ SAN FRANCISCO (CPI) — WASHINGTON (UI'D - Council Wednesday night said Commission which was sein'dSAN FRANCISO (U I'I) — Service under the new civil mond said repeatedly, "Tell Pennsylvania Gov. William W. NEW YORK tu rn —Flor­ rights law. Florida GOP Chairman Tom A leading theologian today it would approve a request to ulctl for Monday night. mo to release you, Rulph, and Fairfield Drawn plans to deplored the "tearful seritl- abandon Station Street pros IAlsu, llie Council was ad­ Scranton urged the Republican ida Gov. Farris Bryant was I will." The lone Vote against the meet with Son. Barry Gold- mentality in the face of I tied a 40-fool easement, in- vised that all Town employes platform committee today to ‘assured" Wednesday that sl- former Florida governor's ap­ Yiirliorougli refused to an­ condemn the JiJm Birch So­ leiiduiicu nt the New York pointment was rust by Sen. swer grinned occasionally. wntcr tuilny or tomorrow nml death" which leads some tin- 1stead ot a 20 fool one could and officials had been placed may announce his support for dertokers to prey upon the I he acquired for access to ad- under bond, that llie munici­ ciety ns a leading example World’s Fair would soon pick Strom Thurmond, D-S. C., An aide to Thurmond quiet­ of "weird'' extremist groups up enough to give tho Floilda the Arizona senator. pality's insurance program ly tried tu break up the en­ bereaved. Jacent properties. who had boycotted two previ­ in the United Slates. * Florida Republican sources Canon Howard A. Johnson * Home B'-'Mern p y rf row includes UsMHfy co **.« Scra d o ., in a hard-hitting i’uvllp V n sorely needed fi­ ous meetings to prevent a counter but Thurmond refus­ nancial boost. said such an announrcmeflt by of the Cathedral of St. John | Winter Haven want*' to o>n- • tr o ts , and called (or a study ed respond to the aide's warn­ quorum from being present. Brown would probably swing the Divine in New York la ­ struct a Slho.OOO warehouse lo determine the cost of pur­ statement aimed directly at ings Hint thu affair would be Sen. Barry Goldwater'* bid seven or right more delegates beled some funeral directors publicized. and ret ail store in Alt a inutile chasing adequate equipment for the GDP presidential no mi* into the Goldwater camp. Reu, Frunk Lauiche, Das "ghoulish gravediggers, •Springs provided the Council to enable town employ; s to nation, declared that he can­ WASHINGTON (UPJ> — President Johnson Wednesday Brown declined to speculate traffickers in death and ex­ Ohio, was a late arrival at the will agree to abandon the accomplish minor road re ­ not sre why the 100-member signed into law a bill waiving on what effect sucli an sit- ploiters of bereavement,” session. He seemed amnzeil nt street so that the firm could pairs. pollay making group would nouneemeiit would have on thu goings on nml seriously llie Council also decided to liesRato for one second to de­ tho payments of premiums on Hr added Ilia! these |x-r- have a railroad siding. National Service Lifu Insur­ thu slate's unpledged slate. told hath men that they were hold its second July meeting nounce the lllrcli group. tons arc In llie minority Representatives of the firm ance for veterans who become Floridu has 34 delegates, the TORONTO (U PD —Strain* risking heart attacks. and that most morticians said thry would ascertain on tile 22nd. lie also asked the commit­ totally disabled before their of the in leg rat ion aong "Wo lurgesl group In the south "i'll release him If he wants perform their tasks honest. whether the company would tee to cmlnise the new civil llhlli birthday. aside from Texas, and only Shall Overcome" joined a hot to bo released," Tbursmond rights law' as "another step be willing lo grant tinwider two at-lurge delegates now Dixieland version of "When ■aid, towards America's promise to But lie said lie doesn't easement and notify the coun­ are pledged to Goldwater. Yiii borough said he was the Saints Go Marching In" the world, Implied in our Con­ blame the erring undertakers cil. stitution, of equal rights ami Two Floridians lit Wednesday night’s official waiting for Ids "second wind.'* so mm li as he does American Mayor Lawrence Swoffard .Mngmison then opened the opportunnties for a ll" opening of thu 47th nnnun] religious institutions which announced that the town had North Orlando Scranton said that if the Re­ Die In Crash I,Inns International conven­ door ami came outside. "no longer teach our parish- received Its $3ti,ooo engineer­ CAMBRIDGE, CITY, !nd.— tion "Come on, let's break this Reinstates inner* the art of dying," ing report of a study of pro­ WIESBADEN, Germany — public mis get Hie platform (UPD — Two men from Flor­ While delegates listened to up," he said sternly. "If Christians and Jews jected streets, curbs, gutters (U I'I)— The Crdled Slates to- they deserve. It will contain ida were killed today when welcoming words from pro­ "We’re just good friends," Police Force knew even the rudiments of and drainage that representa­ da> announced it has put its views contrary to Goldwaler’s their truck crashed in heavy vincial and eivic dignitaries, Thin iimiid answered. "W* beliefs. A volunteer police depart­ Biblical teaching, no funeral tive* of this firm would be first underground European Without naming the Arizona fog at the cast edge of Cam­ demonstrators encircled Ma­ have a mutual agreement." ment for the Village of North director could have a field available to the Council to mi-site bases into operation. bridge City. Thurmond t h e n released senator, Scranton said: ple Leaf Gardens, singing th* Orlando was reinstated Wed­ day, as he now lias," Canon explain the survey. V. S, Air I'orco European Police identified llie virtlm* "In effect, your task is tn Yarborough, nesday on a temporary basis Johnson said. battle Hymn of the U.S. civil The Council also heard a re­ Headquarters here said medi­ decide what is the trim con­ as Willie S. la-sile, 3fl, Orlando, T h u r m o n d subsequently pending future rotmril action “Most of America seems to port that no negligence was um range Man R missiles in­ and William A. Findley, 43, rights mnvemrnl. went into thu hearing room on proposals for the creation tie involved in a vast conspir­ Involved In a recent accident stalled in hardened concrete science of a conservative," The estimated 1,000 marchOcala, after seeing n quorum was of a permanent organization. acy lo hush up the fact of in which a Police car crash­ pees were combat ready at un­ Their truck went out of era curried placards denounc­ present without him. A fter ing Alabama's segregationist disclosed point* in West Ger­ Proposals, submitted by death. ed into a tree. The vehicle control at an Indiana 1 inter­ thu session, Thurmond snd Henry Ward at council re­ This hush-hush campaign lias bren replaced by a new- many. section with U. S, 40 and Gov. George Wallace, who ad­ Yarborough appeared together ’I lie Air Force said Hie dressed the convention today. quest, have been taken under letrays a deep, neurotic sick­ one. mu,i s lied into a tri'c. in the hall und appealed sinadvisement. ness in the American charac­ Both men were thrown from In oilier action (he Council ■"fiardsile" missiles, with a iable, l,2o0-mile range, would pow­ Volunteers sworn in Wed­ ter." the rab of the truck ami pin­ Meet Tonight voted tn call for engineering Yarborough, who supports • nesday were Ward, Bob Stepned in the wreckage. Canon Johnson gave his plans for the paving of Sec­ erfully bolster the central WASHINGTON (UPI) — Members of the Westside relatively largo p a u n c h , henson, Harvey Grranya and views to a Senate antitrust ond Street, install mercury European defenses of the North I’texident Johnson today sign­ Volunteer Fine Department weighs about IU0 pounds. Donald Wilcox who immedi­ subcommittee, which U look­ vapor lights on a section of Atlantic Alliance because of ed into law a multi-million will meet tonight at 8 at the Thurmond seemed about 10 or tlicir "enhanced survivability." ately advised that there will ing into the practices of fu­ SR 43G wlicn four tailing is L a k e Monroe Community ID pounds lighter but in con­ l lie Mace I! missiles, equipp­ dollar federal program to Ex-Chief Fined be strict enforcement of n’t neral directors for possible completed, convert a kill lien House. The speaker will be siderably trimmer shape und ed with nuclear or convention­ help cities improve mass For Fighting traffic laws within tho vil­ antitrust violations and other and a storage closet in Town County Atly. Harold Johnson. obviously proud of it. al warheads, and the similar transportation system*. lage snd that no "warning conduct which might not he I Hall into an office for the Po bill ruin-fixed Mace \ miss­ Johnson ealtfi/t it "a m il e ­ A n d r e w Ferrln, former tickets will he Issued." In the public Interest. lice Department, and cam Ml iles are tiie only Air Force stone measure" and express­ North Orlando Police Chief, ed hope it would be the fore­ was fined $25 plus court tactical rockets in Europe. runner of many other steps costs. Wednesday afternoon to solve the problems of the following u hearing conducted nation'* rapidly expanding ur­ by Just ire of the Pence L. L. Executives For ban area* Cox, Longwood. Tbc new taw provides $175 Barry, Business Ferrln was found guilty on ^VlONMtNr . million for distribution on a a charge of disturbing the Advisers Say matching basts to municipali­ peace filed against him after ties to improve their mass blows were exchanged with WASHINGTON fUPI) Sen Barry Goldwater, n- transit systems, Chnrles Rowell in a fight Johnson xnid thr “ curses Ariz., rniitd get 5* per cent tale Saturday night during a of congestion" in American of business executives' vote July Fourth celebration a t agnlnit President Johnson if cities could not be solved North ' Orlando. overnight, or by one act, but he wins the GOP presidential nomination, according to a he said transit measure was an poll conducted by a private important step. Galimorc Visits hudness advisory organiza­ tion: Home Town Beatles Pay Results of the survey were ST. AUGUSTINE (UI'I) reported by the Research In­ Hotel Bill Negro halfback Willie Gallstitute of American (RIA) MIAMI BEACH (UPI) — morc of the Chicago Bear* Inc , based on a nationwide- IL e Beatles have paid a $2,- professional foottsall t e a m sample of 0.000 replies from 800 bill from a local hotel stayed last night at s newlya "representative" cross sec­ where they vacationed last integrated motel. tion of executives. February, Galimore, ■ native of St. The poll said Johnson would When the English Rock 'N Auguitine played c o l l e g e get 31 per rent of Hie vote, Roll singers checked out of football at Florida AAM. He with 11 per rent giving no the Deauville hotel nfter an checked in Isle last night at reply. RIA said this would be eight-day stay, they left $2,- the I'once de laron Motor one vole in every three, com­ 800 worth of signed tabs un­ Lodge. JiETTY MORRIS, Aria Jane Luiuiquist and Sandra Johnson (from left pared to President John F. paid. to right) are shown carrying on their duties this morning in this newly Three Negroes stayed at the Kennedy'* (bowing of one rearranged section of -the office of Seminole County Clerk A rthur H. On« of the tUms was % motel Tuesday night In the NEW STORK HOURS: Mon. thru Frl. • In «; Sat. ■ to 1 vote in five In the business hair rut for Rea tie drummer first test of the civil rights Beckwith Jr. The rearrangement will permit more space for visitors ns •105 W. Flint SL, Sanford i*h. 322-0651 executive category tn 1000. .well as office use, (iituruld Photo).' bill there. Rings Starr, Jl&WA... BRIEFS IT. S. Says No Another Fisher 7-Year Term Kennedy Shifted Sentimentality State Chairman Blamed For To Meet Barry Burial Racket A lt a m o r c t e R e q u e sts 40-Foot Easem ent Scranton Asks GOP Condemn Extremists ★ ★ ★ Collins Approved By 16-1 Vole Bryant Reassured Vet Bill Signed Lions Roar In 'Battle Hymns' Missile Base In Operation Mass Transit Bill Signed DRIVE IN FOR A FREE SAFETY CHECK j �4 r . iif I 1 ,. G O P To M ake Issue O f Bobby Baker 'Evidence Concealment* 5-H Club Tours Marion County Horse Farms Holland Gives Views On New Rights Law FIELD DAY WINNERS in the summer recreation program at South Seminole Elementary School in Cn*»eH»erry last week were, front from left, Marcia Couaineau, China Sullivan, Scott Clark, David and Steve Janiiaon; second row, Billy Cole, Bryan Smith. lis te r Templeton, Collyar . Jenson, Lorraine Couaineau; back row, Carol Sullivan, Kuthy Bradley, Vicki Cole, Todd Miller and Barney Skeen. (Herald Photo) i June activity for members Editor’s Note: Sc*. S w ­ of the Seminole County 5-H a r d I.. Holland, Florida’s Riding Club featured an all­ senior urns lor, r e c e n t l y day trip to Marion County for spelled out his thoughts on a conducted tour of Horse the Civil Rights Bill enact­ Farm* there. Host for the day was Edsel W. Rowan, ed Into the law on the sign­ Marion County Agent. ature nf President Johnson. First visited was the Ocala The portion of his speech Stud Farm, Farm No. 1, concerning the Rights Bill where the stallions are kept AND THE GREEN grass grows all around. Ona of the three special stal­ Is rsprbited here, spelling Gardener for the Florida State Bank in Sanford, lion* shown by handlers waa ont the senator’s calm an. apparently takes his job seriously, and was ob­ insured for a half-million dol­ alysla of tho measure: served watering the grass growing in the cracks lars with stud fee set at (5,of the sidewalk. But inquiry revealed that water- 000. ” 1 am aura that most of us can actualy contained weed killer solution. Now have thought many times to­ The famous Needles had the grass is brown. been kept up from pasture day about the fact that the by his manager until the so-called Civil Rights Bill group arrived In order that which deals with tho racial di­ pictures could be taken of him vision a m o n g Americana and with him. which haa reached serious Throughout the day the 10 proportions has just been club members and three adults eigned by Preeident Johnson, making the tour were im­ thue becoming the first major pressed with beauty of the law in tha field of civil rights Ing will meet on W’ednetday farms and sixes of paxtures By Mildred Haney to b« enacted eince the ReThe summer program of of each week with Mre. Ev­ and barni. A wonderful re­ conetruction daye of almoet adult education In Deltona, elyn West, also en instructor ception for the group a t each 100 y ean ago. The mention location was reportad and of thla new law la not a pleas­ under direction of Zeral Mal­ at DBJC, as teacher. Partici­ managers took time to discuss pants will furnish their own lard, opened thle week with a ant subject. class in liquid embroidery to containers and floral mate­ care and feeding of the ani­ “Everyone here knowi that bo taught by Mre. Lucilte rials. striving to use aa much mals and to distribute broch­ many of the contents of thla ures on operations and man­ Pennington, Instructor from local foliage ae possible. law ara as distasteful to your agement of the farms. Dsytons Beach Junior Col­ Mre. W ait It a licensed speaksr ns to any citixen who A fter a picnic lunch came a lege, at the Community Cent­ floriet with 16 years experi­ trip to the Ocala Pavilion to is hero for this celebration. I er s t 2 p. m. each Tuesday. ence and hold aa BS degree in vigorously opposed It on the A class in flower arrang- business administration from look over horse* up for auc­ tion that afternoon, with one Floor of tho Senate for 43 Stetson University. She has club girl participating in the days. I deeply feel that cosrworked with adult education bidding, and a visit to a civa and compulsory legisla­ programs sines 1960, has ap­ Western store. tion in such a field as this is peared on television and help­ wholly inappropriate to car­ ed make a film on flower ar­ ry out the desired results. ranging. Thla year she was For we cannot, by coercion, ons of six guest designers in make people like each other the country for tha National Abetter or work and live to­ Telegraph Delivery Conven­ gether more cordially. tion and in September she “Rut the fact la that the will be commentator at the Ralph B. Wirick, 43, died civil rights bill hat now pass­ Southeastern Convention in at 2:10 p.m. Tuesday in Sem­ ed the Congress In the regu­ New Orleans. inole Memorial Hospital. lar wsy prescribed by our The third class for the sum­ Born Sept. 7, 1920 In Zanes­ Constitution. It has paasoj mer le continuation of the ville, Ohio, he had lived in by a large majority of both Choral Group which will meet Sanford for the past two Houses, has been signed by on Fridays a t 2 p. m. begin­ years making hit home on the Preeident, and has become ning thia week with reorgan­ Paol* Road. He waa a World a part of our law. In ipita of isation. Instructor and direc­ War II veteran having served our long and vigorous object tor la Mrs. Mildred Clark in the European Theater and tione, a large majority of tha from DeLand Junior High was employed by the Ideal Congress has passed it and it School who worked with the Oil Company in Orlando. it clear that, at least as of Deltona group for the last Survivors sr* his wife, Mrs. this time, a large majority of semester of the past school Edna Wirick and daughter, DR. SINGLETARY the people of our country bare year. The fourth elate to begin Susan, of Sanford and two approved It. this summer, and one which sisters, Mrs. LaDeam Turner “ Some of thle taw le good is creating much interest, la and Miss Patsy Wirick, both end acceptable. Much of It “Fiehing In Florida.” Meet­ of Akron, Ohio. in my opinion le bad and un­ ings are scheduled a t 7 p. m. constitutional, unreasonable, each Friday In the Commun­ unfair tn the Southland or Frank Watts ity Center, beginning thia difficult, If not Impossible, of week, with Louis Nordmann Dies A t Home enforcement. We have the a t instructor. clear right to attempt by Frank W atts, 56. died at Nordmann hold* a RS de­ persuasion to repeal those Wilson E. "Gene” Single­ 7:15 a.m. Wednesday at his portions which w# do not ap­ tary, formerly of Sanford, re­ gree in Forestry from the home, 1021 Elm Aw. prove. We have both the cently was awarded a PHD in School of Forestry, Univer­ A resident here for the right and tha duty to chal­ mathematics from the Uni­ sity of Florida, and appears past five years he was owner locally on radio and television lenge in the Courts those por­ versity of Illinois. 1.1 report on fishing in the end operator of the Tenneco tions which we think are un­ Singletary was born In Fan- area. Ha waa advisor to Service Station s t French constitutional. ford, and graduated from Avenue end 18th Street. “ Rut as law-abiding clti- Seminole High School In 19U. Northern fishermen for 13 Survivors are his wife, years and presently Is in sens we have no right to defy Ha attended tha University Mr*. Beulah Watt* of Sanford charge of ths fishing division it and no choice but to obey of Georgia and earned his BS for a sporting goods equip­ and two daughters, Mrs. Je r­ this new and highly distaste­ degreee In Math from Blaeu ment company. ry Roger* of KUsimmee.snd ful law. Several of its more Hilts Tsschers College, serv­ A t thia tima these four Miss Amy Walt*, a student controversial features have ing a stint In ths Navy be­ cissies have received largest at East Tennessee State Un­ already been ruled upon by tween schooling. response from Deltona resi­ iversity. the Courts such as the ques­ Later bo attended Oklahoma dents. Upon tucreeefdl com­ tion of segregated public State on a National Science pletion of their organisation, COLTS RECALL HARDY schools and the question of Foundation Fellowship, earn­ others, such aa swimming for HOUSTON. Tex. (UP1) segregated use of public prop­ ing his master’s dsgreo thsrs. adults and children and health Carroll Hardy. 31-year old erty. Other most objectiona­ At the University of Illinois, and welfare for residents of outfielder who batted A16 at ble features sueh as tha so- Singletary held a teaching fel­ Florida, may follow. Oklahoma City in 1963, waa called public accommodations lowship aa he worked toward No charges for participa­ recalled today by the Hous­ title and tha FEPC or equal his doctorate. tion in the program will t* ton Colts. A former football employment practice! title He has accepted an Office made to those already enroll­ playtr a t the University of will be promptly subjected to of Naval Rettarch Associate- ed er those who attended the Cole redo, Hardy is axpected vigorous Court rhatlengee. ■hip and after a summer spent previous adult program. A (3 to break into the Colt*’ out­ “I believe that the pendu­ Bristol, England, will fee will be requested from field. lum of our national philosophy spend tho nest academic year th ose w ho w ish to enrol) for Phytical therapy can help haa swung too far to ths left at the University of Wlecon* the first time for participa­ tion la ona or mote of tha to retrain muaclee weakened — too far to the side of too ala. great hast# — too groat coarSingletary la married to pro grama to be offered thla by a stroke, Florida Heart Association eaya. cion — too little persuasion, the former Patricia Hoolehan aummer. tolerance and understanding. of South Dakota and they I believe that it will swing have one eon, Clay, eight back, inevitably, and that the years old. final standard which will daDr. Singlstary la the son of terrains the basis on which the late Mr. and Mre. W. H. tho two races will live to­ Singletary long time Sanford gether peaceably in our na­ residents, the brother of Wade tion m utt dtpand upon what Singletary and Mrs. Cherry IN N ERSPRIN G M A TTRESS both racss find to bo tolar- Ryman both of Sanford and able. Richard Singletary of Seat­ R EN O V A TIO N S P EC IA L “ In the meantime, I hope tle. Wash. we ehall not resort to bitter­ Mr. and Mrs. Wade Single­ ness — much less to violence tary traveled to Champaign, • Cleaalag 4 Processing Felt of any kind — and I hops we III., to attend the graduation ehall always recall that when ceremonies on Juno 13, and • Brand New Carer far good citixene do not obey the Richard jolnad them there. Mattreaa law they help to bring about • Bread New Insulation a breakdown of government. where needed Thla le a time for patience, Library Open ALSO: New Mattnaaea. Box Springs, Hollywood restraint, self-control and tol­ The Oviedo School Library Odd Skaao tad King Bias Bad* Mada Ta Order at erance. Somehow I feel that will bo epon during the month Factory Prices I aven In this difficult hour our of July each Thursday for Florida people, both white atudenta who wish to check and colored, will respond in out books. Elementary grade BEDDING CO. a very fine way to this chal­ children are asked to coma l i t MagawUs Are., Sanford lenge and that we ehall have betwaen I I and U iM a. m. 127-6331 a minimum of diffkultlee la and Ugh school students from our good and lovely elate.” [U;30 until noon. Program Of Adult Education Opens This Week In Deltona Minority Report, Hits Conclusions WASHINGTON (U PI) — Senate Republicans*, charring “concealment and cover-up of evidence,” have given notice , they do not Intend to let the 1controversial Robert G. (Bob­ by) Baker nffair die during thia year’s election campaign. The Republicans issued their charges In a minority report Wednesday aa the Democrstir-dominated rules committee wound up its seven-month in­ quiry into the outride businese affairs of the former Senate employe. Terming Baker an “oppor­ tunist," the committee con­ ceded that hia business deal­ ing* while ha we* secretary to Senate Democrats involved "gross improprieties’’ a n d conflicted with hia official duties. A majority report Insisted, however, that tha panel had no legal right to determine whether Baker actually had violated conflict of interest laws. It said there was no way they could punish Baksr. In their report, lit* Repub­ lican* said ths investigation was not complet* and charged Democrats with using their three-vote margin to “frus­ trate and beat down every effort on the part of the min­ ority to call witnesses and complete the investigation." The three Republican* ssid Two Seminole Ralph B. Wirick Firms Chartered Dies In Hospital TEN YOUNGSTERS decorated their bikes for the Bicycle Rodeo held last Friday at the Longwuorl Elementary School as nn event of the sum­ mer recreation program. Winning prizes were, front, from left, Kevin Estes, third; David McKenzie, second and Eileen Sammet, first. Others participating, in back, were Bobby Finch, Tracy Estes, Jimmy Fox, Jimmy Mattison, Theresa Estes, Mike Fox and Mack Sawyer. Statewide Tests Set For Aug. 8 S ta te w id e examinations have been »et for Aug. S cov­ er a variety of office .kills In state agencies served by tho Florida Merit System. In addition qualified appli­ cant* will be admitted to the employment counielor I exam­ ination, according to Florida Merit System director, Gerald L. Howell. Residents who meet the po­ sition’s minimum qualifica­ tions of a college degree which included IS semester hour* related to counseling and guidance, nr who have this enur** work and four* y ean full-time paid counsel­ ing experience, should submit a transcript and application by July 22 for the August examination, the director said. This ipacialltsd employment service work rendering coun­ seling service to thoee in need of vocational guidance car­ ries a salary range from (390 to 14(0 par month. Additional Information and application blank* are avail­ able a t local office* of the State Employment Service at 200 S. French Ave. or may be obtained directly from the Florida Merit Systems, Carl­ ton Building, Tsllahassee, Former Sanford Man Awarded Ph. D. In Math THOUSANDS of cones of cotton candy were sold over the weekend by the Longwood Volunteer Fire Department at the annunl Fourth of July Fiesta to help raise fund* for new equlp‘ ‘ future. ‘ "Here, ;, Cindy ment and supplies for the Lake, left, and Judl Taylor, college girl* home for the summer, turn the calendar back a few year* to enjoy the sugar-spun confection. Nine Tables In Play For Bridge Club Kino tables, directed by Miss Ethel Johnson, were In play for Tuesday afternoon’s weekly meeting of the DeBary Duplicate Bridge Club at the Firemen’s Recreation Hall on Colombo Road. Annouactd winner* were, NS. first, Mrs. E. E. And.rson and Mre. Myron Accord!; second, Marvin Long and Mias Johnson; third, Mr. and Mrs. John V a n d a r a c h a a f and fourth, Mre. Ruth Blatt and Norman Meyer. KW. first, Mre. Edith Lackey and Mrs. Frank Holder; second, Mr. end Mre. E. M. Hinkle; third, , Mre. Earl Sand born and H. M. Valentine and fourth, Mre. Lillian Mey­ e r and Mia. Lolls Weeks. LOOK! $ 14 50 THE DIVING HOARD at Land OLakes Coun­ try Club pool In Ca**oll>erry i* a popular spot on Thursday mornings when some 85 youngatari from summer recreation programs in Cas­ selberry, I-onguood and South Seminole Ele­ mentary Srhool report for the weekly swim­ ming session, (Herald Fheto) *• Echols Two Seminole County cor­ porations have been charter­ ed by the state, according to State Secretary Tom Adams. They are listed as: Seminole Lodge Inc. of Post Office Box 1450, Senford, with authorised stock of 5,000 common shares a t 11 a share. The firm will deal in a nursing and convalescent home. Incorporator* are Don­ ald R. Graham, Florence S. Graham, Marie S, Graham, all of Apopka. Jony Jackson Boat Company Inc. and located en the Mar­ vin Road. Longwood. It list* 100 shares of common stock at (100 a share and will deal in boats, canoes and marine equipment. Incorporator* are listed a* Eldon G. Wiggln*. D riom E. Wiggins of Or­ lando. Funeral Notices the committee should have called witnesses who could have testified whether gov­ ernment office* were used to arrange dates with call girit to further private business in­ terests. The majority report said it hnd found “no evidence other then rumors" of such incidents. Among other witnesses the Republicans said should hava been ealled waa White House aids Walter Jenkins, whose name figured in the inquiry when Don R. Reynolds, a SiL ver Spring, Md., insurance agent, testified he had once bought advertising on a Texas television station owned by President Johnson’s family. Reynolds said Jenkins urg­ ed him to buy the advertising after he sold Johnson two 160,000 life insurence polides. Jenkins has denied eny such arrangement in an affidavit. Baker, a former Senate png* boy from Pickena, S. C., who waa regarded aa a pro­ tege of Johnson when the President was Senet* Demo­ cratic leader, resigned his sec­ retary's post last Oct. 7 when hia outsid* business interests cam* to light. He estimated hia net worth on paper aa (2 million, but the majority report of the committee trimmed thle fig­ ure to (447.849. SHELL: SHELLANE B O T T LED GAS ■tU f/, > . on!- ti l l / , * I c t * *i !m Xm : '• ►'! ’5S#.V i * .* I w inirsc. n*t.rn n— run*r»1 •»rrlr»< for K .lpn B. Wirick. 41. of r \o ta Itosil. who died Tuesday at g .m ln o l. Urm or. 1*1 H o .p it.:, w ill b . h .ld *t > p tn. F rM .y s t RrltMS Funeral Horn, w ith It.v. r h sr lss S t.w a rt o f Lonawood i'h rl.t Eplaoopat Church of* (le is u r e Burial w ill b* In Oaktawa Memorial P a r k llrliin n F u n .ral Horn* In rb*rs* of a r r a n s .n i.n l.. a im , VII* VK — V un.rsl acrvie.a tar Frank W all*. II. who d l.d W .d n .r l.y at h i. home. 10)t Elm Avanua. San. ford, w ill ba h .ld at M t pm Saturday In Calvary Baptl.t Church in Krwta. Trnn. Ilrliaon F un.ral Itoma In chars* o f local arrai crm cn ti PER 1M LB. CYLINDER No Installation Charga Delivery Anywhere in Seminole County Coll FA 2-5733 Sanford Gas Co. 10* W. 1st ST. OUR OFFICE WILL BE CLOSED M ON DAY, J U L Y 13 We will be using this weekend and Monday to change over our account­ ing to a highly efficient electronic procedure. Thle ie being done to pro­ vide our client* with an even faster service than that they have come to expect of us. We ask your understanding of the huge task of setting up completely new ledger sheets for each of the over 6,000 savings accounts now on our Thank you! 1 0 Of t* �(D suah ^ * * * f CUbJby • DEAR ABBY: My huiband positively refuses to tip anyone unless (as he puts it) they have “earned a reward" for doing some­ thing special for him. lie says waiters are paid to serve customers, doormen are paid to open doors, taxi drivers are paid to drive, and barbers are paid to cut hair, and he's sick of all these people with their hands out. When we leave a restaurant, if looks could kill we'd both be dead. 1 get terribly embarrassed, but It doesn't seem to bother my husband a bit. How can 1 get it through his head that “tipping" is an accep­ ted custom, and people who do not tip a rt considered strange?" DEAR WIFE: Many Jobs (bclitmys, waiters, dormcn, hairdressers, manicurists ) arc considered attractive only because of the “ tips" that go with them. And the salaries paid take “tips" into account. So in many cases, a tip is more than a fringe benefit. It is bread and butter. Granted, no es­ tablishment should expect tiie customers to pay their help, hut until th* system t« changed, why punish the working folks? • • • DEAR ABBY: 1 am a mid­ dle-aged man in love with a woman a few years my Junlor. We are both mature people, we both have had a | By A bigail Van Buren previous marriage. She and I are completely congenial. We like the r.m s things, have similar educational backgrounds and can talk for hours without running out of conversation. 1 krve her deeply, but she says she only “ likes" me, and she doesn’t love me — and so no marriage. All I can do is hope and wait, but she says I'm wasting my time, that she knows her feeling for me won't change. Any suggestions? UP AGAINST A STONE WALL port. There Is probably not one unmarried woman who hasn't turned down at least one chance to marry. W h y then, do so many married women who are married to beasts get a smug satisfac­ tion out of calling their unmarried friends "old m aids"? 1 would like your comments, please. MARIE DEAR MARIE: The term “old maid" is not always intended as a slur. H can be used with gentleness and understanding. And self, sufficient women, unmarri­ DEAR UP AGAINST: Be­ ed by choice, probably couldn't care less. But 1 lieve her. Her answer might agree with you — when its change, but her feelings connotations a r e crux-1, are not likely to. Then you those using the t e r in could have a wife who should be ashhamed of "likes" but does not “love" themselves. you. That would be dandy • • • if it's only companionship C O N F I D E N T I A L TO you're both looking for — " J O II N N Y ON T H E but don't expect more. • • • SPOT” : Keep right on be­ ing punctual — it's one of DEAR ABBY. Do you the most beautiful of all at­ think It is proper to refer tributes, although 1 person­ to a single woman who has ally have lost more time be­ never been married as an ing on time than anyone 1 “old m aid"? I have a dear friend who has never m ar­ know. • • • ried. She is attractive, pop­ ular, self • supporting and Troubled? Write to ABBY, Box (>9700, I <iv Angeles, nobody's fool, and I am nutCalif., B0069. For a personal raged every time 1 hear someone call her an “old reply, enclose a stamped, maid. “Some women turn self-addressed envelope." down chances to marry be­ For Abby's booklet, "How cause they can’t get the To Have A Lovely Wed­ man they want, and will ding," send 50 cents to Absettle f o r none other. by, Box 69700, Los Angeles, Others have families to sup­ Calif., 90069. (x). j? J h c C-ar-care courses at YWCAs nationwide are offering to teach women — among other things — how- to change s tire. Any woman worth her salt knows exactly how to get a tire changed. Say she is on the highway when a tire suddenly goes thumplngly fist. What is the first thing she does? Open the Television t iih r m c r iT c o ih t . F l o r i d a in a n d r a n SKMINOI.R COUNTY. C H SX rR RT NO. KITS n o t i c e OP a r r r i n MOHTOAOP. rnH IIC L M t'R R J. 8 OLKA BON, JR., aa Ad­ m inistrator o f Veterans' Af falra. an O fficer of the United States o f Amerloa, P laintiff, in op .vs- _ " « I 0 j 6 IN THE CIRCUIT COI RT OP THE NINTH JUDICIAL C lll. CUIT IN AND POR SEMI. COl'NTY, PI.OHIDA. IN CHANCERY NO. 1I13S C tT r NATIONAL RANK OP MIAMI URACIL n United States of America banking corporation. P lain tiff vs. DAVID C. REIMPCIIUS8EL and and HYLVIA RKIMBCHUHSKt, hla hla w ife, not known to h* dead or allv* and, If dead, the D efen dan ts unknown epouao, heirs, devlTO) WILLIAM M. KOKNIG aeer, grantees, assign ees, lie n ­ and DOLOnKI C. KOE- ors. creditors. trustee*, or NIG. hla wife. other claim ante, by, through, WHORE RESIDENCE IP under or agalnat UNKNOWN AND WHOSE DAVID C. REIM8CIIU88F.L LAST KNOWN ADDRESS and HYLVIA RE1MSC1IUHHEL. 181 I0S E ast Henfer hi* w ife, or either of them; Street. and all partita having or New Orleans 22, claim ing to have any right, l.oulalana: till*, or Intereet In tha property TOU ARE I I E R E n T NOTI­ described In the Complaint. F I E D that a Complaint to fore, Defendants. close a certain m ortgage en­ NOTICE OP BUIT cum bering tha follow ing dee- TOi DAVID C. REIM8CIIUScrlbed real property, to-w it: BEL and SYLVIA ItKIMLOT FIVE (S) o f HAN. ECIIUSSEL, hla w ile, not LANDO K8TATK8. Hrtnl. known to be dead or anote County, Florida, ac. llva and. It dead, the un­ eordln* to plat thereof known apouet, helre, darecorded In Plat Rook 12. vlaeaa, grantee*, aaelgnP ago II. of tho Public Re**>. lien or* creditors, cordo of Sem inole County, tr u ste e* or other claim ­ Florida. a n ts by. through, under Together with: or e ta ln tt , 1 W oatomatlc Hot Water DAVID C. REIM8CHU8H eater (40 gal.) No. H I ­ SEL and SYLVIA HEIMDE ■CHUSSEL hla w ife, or I Emoraon-Pryno Kitchen either of them; and all Eahauet Fan with Hood partial having or claim ­ i Monogram W all Furnaca ing to have any right, — No. A-I0II-K title, or Intereet In tha 1 Martha W ashington hullt property described In tbe In oven—No. UA -tX -2-G Complaint. Residence un ­ 1 Martha W ashington sur­ known. face unit— No. E-I2-H-2-G TOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­ I Nulone H eaters FIED that a Complaint haa has bean filed asalnnt you In h en Hied again st you by the tha abova-atylad suit, the abort P la ln tld In tbe above-styled t ills o f which la J. 8. Ulraaon. o u r t and cauae for tha pur­ J r , as Admlnletrator of V eter­ pose of foreclosing the m ort­ an*' Affairs, an Offtoor of tha gage on the follow in g dasUnited States of America. crlbed property, situ a te and P laintiff, varaua W illiam M. being la Sem inole County, K oenig and Dolores C. Koe­ Florida: nig, bio w ife. Defendant*, and Lot II. Block T, HEPTLER yob aro required to serve a HOMES ORLANDO. SEC­ copy of your Answer or other TION ONE, according to pleading to tho Complaint on plat tharaof recorded In P la in tiffs Attorney, Mack N. P lat Book 11. 1'agaa a Cleveland, J r , Suite S it San­ and (, Public Records of ford A tlantis National Rank Sem inole County, Florida. Rulldlng, Sanford. Florida, and Together w ith tbe follow ing fils tho original Answer or Items of property which are other pleading la the office located In and perm anently In­ o f tho Clerk of tho Circuit stalled aa a part of tha Im­ C ou it on or before tho loth dsy provem ents on said land: o f August. A. D. l t l l . If you U. E. Air Conditioner— fat) to do to, a decree pro Model I1TAIIUI1 — Serial eoafeeao w ill bo taken agalnet I t a i a i a ii yon for the relief demanded In -th e Complaint. This Notice shall bo publish­ ed once a week for four conse­ Come To The cu tive w eeks la The Sanford Herald, a newepaper circulat­ e d , la Sem inole County, FlorXV11,1,1AM LOUVRES w ife, M. C. have done if he hadn't come fo her aid. And the man will say It was nothing at all. climb back in his car or truck, feeling good for hav­ ing done a helpless woman a good turn. The woman will think how wonderful It is that there still are gentlemen In the world. Isn't that a happier solution than to teach women how to get out and change tires them­ selves? 1:1* t:*» king and return a heart, whereupon South would have to try that finesse. That would also lose and he would be down one because there Is no way to (hut down the ace of trumps. A thoughtful South would see that he did not need the spade finesse. He would win the first trick with dummy's ace of spades and lead trumps until East played his ace. East would return a heart and South should refuse that fin­ esse also. Then he would pull whatever trumps were still out, discard dummy’s last two hearts on long dia­ monds and finally ruff out the Jack of hearts. | l:*S 1:11 I II IflSS 10:21 H its 11:11 11:19 KOENIG KOKNIG, lie It A H ottls . . . or Cass Free Prompt Delivery Tel. 323-0900 Open 0 A. My—12 Midnight j G O O D Y E A R f .u y i J u it S a y MID­ SUMMER N o w -P a y ia to r " C h a rg o U t | This week’s store special G O O D YEA R 20 inch 3-speed FAN BUY F R ID A Y r . M. 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When the tire is changed, the woman will tell him how nice he was to atop, and she doesn't know what site would O n (B h id q si By Oswald Jacoby NO R TH 9 Bridge teacher and writer AAQBi Fred Karyin of Washington VQ52 has a new book on play that ♦ AQ ♦ JOSS ® Involves strategy at trick one. EAST He starts with a discussion of W EST A J 732 A K 100 the finesse. Fred takes a stand V K 8 7 0 I *1093 squarely in favor of the fin­ ♦ 9 7 4 4 8533 A A73 esse, but points out that there A « SO U TH (D ) are many occasions when a A 64 finesse should be refused. TAJ Three no-trump would have ♦ K J 10.t been a far better contract A K Q 1084 than five clubs and even an East and West vulnerable optimistic cootract of six SsnUa West North East clubs would not hsvs been 1 * Pass 1 * Pass Pais 2 N.T. Pass unreasonable, but ww are con­ 3 + Pais Past 5 * cerned with the contract at 1 4 Pass five clubs and particularly Pass Opening lead-—A t a t trick ons. West opens the deuce of would promptly finesse the apsdes and many Souths queen. East would take his ggttfnril By Ruth Millett lit Pays To Use The Herald Want Ads trunk and get out the Jack and start to work? Of course not. The first thing she does la open her handbag, take out her mirror and check her hair and lip­ stick. Then she climbs out of the car and standj looking at the flat helplessly, until a car with a man at the wheel comes along. A few clods may pas* by —but »oon enough some gal­ TH U RSD A Y P. M. • OS (!) New .cope IS) New*. Weather, Sparta <») N ew ,lin t S:IS i ( i Sports S ilt (J) H untley - Ttrlnkltr (t ) New a— Walter Conk its 7 ( 2 ) Rifleman (6) Hunting * riehlng <*> Virginia l U y T:SO (2) Tempi.. 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NITES TILL 9:00 Ph. 322-2821 �- v rx / jt. or* I 1 K t M arl WmB P*W 4 — July 9, 1064 Miss Lyons Plans By I b m CaiMlbenry I announce the engagement and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar L « I approaching marriage o t Lyotu Sr., of Lake Hodge, daughter, Phyllis Ann, E ast Wlldmcre, Longwood, to Edwin Hay Van Camp, i — MISS LYONS Osteen Personals By Mrs. Clarence Snyder Mrs. Roy Collins and her grandchildren, Nancy and Janet Rlggi, daughters of Mr. and Mra. Fred Prevail, and Steve Riggs, aon of Mr. and Mra. Marvin Riggi, are visiting in the north. Nancy and Stevs are stay­ ing with relatives In Loula- vllle, Ky., and Mrs. Collins and Janet are vlilting In Columbue, Ohio. Mra, Collins will laler go to Louisville and they will all return together. Mrs. K. R. Dennett nnd children, Jerry, Mary Ann and Tony and Mra. George Hauser of DeLand, recently visited their alster, Mra. V. P. Allman and mice, Mrs. Grant Clutter. Mr. and Mra. Ray Ilartrr recently visited Mrs. Frank Gcorgo. The llartcra are from Aurora, N. Y, If Sommer Sun — Surf and Sand Are M a k i n g Your Hair Lifeless Lei Us Make It Look Like New — FOR APPOINTMENT CALL 322-5697 EVELYN'S 11EAUTY SALON IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL 3rd & MAGNOLIA Mra. C. W. Plank Sr. hai returned to her home In St. Pcteraburg after a visit with her aon and daughter-in-law. Rev. and Mra. C. W. Plank Jr. Mrs, Myrtle Riggs, mother of Marvin Itlggs, has return­ ed to her home after being in the hospital with a severe heart attack. Mra. Riggs is from Louisville, Ky.,but has often visited here. Odell, Edward am) Glen Walston of Illlaxt, Miss, arc Staying with Mrs, Frank George while they are work­ ing with the Hubbard Conatmctkin Company a t Titus­ ville. ________ MR. AND MRS. D. A. Bury, recently observed niversary with an open homo of their daughter, TB" Tama r r ■ BRUCE of South Detheir fiOth welding an­ house reception a t the Mra, It. A. Fender. Mr. And Airs. D. A. Bruce Are Feted On 50th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Brura of South Dellary, were re­ cently guests of honor at an open house reception at the home of their daughter, Mra. R. A. Fender, In observance of their golden wedding anniveraary. Mrs. C. Wood and Mrs. Fen­ der greeted the more than 120 gueste who called during the open house houre between 3 and fi pm . The reception rooms of the Fender home were adorned with arrangements of assort­ ed yellow flowers throughout. Centering the buffet table, which was overlaid with a sheer lace cloth, waa a three Urrcd— wedding— enko • aurrounded hy treya of entads, meats, relishes, randlea and a howl of refreshing fruit punch. Prior to retirement, Mr. Brace was a member of the Ox Fiber Brueh Company at Ilenton Junction. The Rrueea', who came to Florida 44 y ean ago from Georgia, hare five children, twelve grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Modern Nuptials Vary From Primitive W edding Customs NEW YORK (UPI) -L o n g ago, many of the contempor­ ary wedding customs were observed not out of tradition but out of necessity — and self-preservation. Take the m atter of "stand­ ing up' ’for th« bride. This now traditional practice had Its beginning* at a time when primitive man used to seloct hi; wife by capturing her In a raid on an enemy tribe. Following the swain's re­ turn — wlfe-tobc dragged behind — tils friends would "stand up" around him. The purpose: to ward off an at­ tack fro mrescue parties of the glrl'a kinfolk or tribe. OUter traditional wedding practices, according to Ency­ clopedia Americana, also are based on nceesslttra encoun­ tered by ancient peoples when they married. The original wedding band, for example, was almply a JUNE 30,1964 FLORIDA STATE BANK §Pp MEMBER F.D.I.C. large band used (a tie up Uie restive damsel after she had been captured. Tb Insure her continued presence, the glrl'a apouse placed a restraining band about her ankle, above her knee, around her neck — or through her nose, depending on tribal custom. The "giving away" of the bride In ancient times took pltco after Use prospective bridegroom agreed to pay a particular price to hia fatherin-law-to-be. Tills was during a period in history when the acquisition of a bride was an undligulsedly commercial transaction. The manner and type of payment varied from place to place. And by today's stan­ dard t, the purchase price for a wife was not very flatter­ ing. A seemingly favorite form of payment, for example, waa one row! Historically, one can even find a basis In ancient m ar­ riage practice for the con­ temporary trend toward ex­ empting married men from military service. The ancient Hebrews had such a custom. When a man took a new bride, bo waa en­ joined from going to war for one year because "he should ljo free at home one year and shall cheer up his wife which he hath taken." - ---- - TOTAL RESOURCES T he R. F. Coopers Honor Guests On 40th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Cooper of this city were honored re­ cently with a surprise forti­ eth wedding anniversary din­ ner Riven by their son. James H. Cooper of New York City. The beautiful Sunset noom of the Grove Park Inn waa the scene of the dinner, with the central table featuring a red and while carnation flor­ al ararngement, accented by aitver candelabra with red taper*. Among tbe Invited guests wera Dr. and Mrs. C. G. Mumford of Raleigh, N. C.; Mr. and Mrs. N. S. Whitaker, Mr. and Mrs. B. II. Tllson, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Bryan and Miss Sara Elmore, all oi Mari Hill, N. C„ who parti­ cipated la Mr. and Mra. Coopcr'a wedding 40 years ago. Altamonte Personals Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Smith are on a month’s vacation touring Missouri, Yellowstone National Park and California. Mr. and Mra. Walter Hausrr of Dol Ray Manor are guests of Mr. nnd Mra. John 1). Eldridge in Crownsvillc, M*l. South Seminole LEVI'S Q im . R o tw n t 7,447,974.89 239,764.65 5*1,278.72 50% OFF Casselberry FURAY BEDDING & FURNITURE CO. 4 Formerly Known Ah NOLL*FURAY, Haa Dissolved Partnership. Personals E V E R Y T H IN G Mr. and Mrs. Darius Prin­ gle of Hibiscus Road had at their guests laat week, friends from Akron, Ohio, Mr. and Mr*. William R. Boggs. TO $15,855,660.75 500.000. 00 442.000. 00 112,812.10 50,214.48 262,776.67 128,500.00 14,359,357.60 $15,855,660.75 SETTLE M UST OUR ACCO UN TS French Provincial 1 Early American Living Room Suites HIDE-A-BED Small Damage Reg. *219.00 10900 NOW * |7 g .0 0 I Set o r Spring Filled 8II.VEKPLATE UY — INTERNATIONAL , KADER JEWELERS 112 8. PARK AYR. Complete difiJMlA Fashions Box Springs 2526 PARK DR. Open Wad. pja. A Fri. Nit* * 4 7 .5 0 4 & 5 DRAWER ami CHESTS 00 From 12 STOCK IT * A Real Bay! » TABLES SALE P H ILC O Used ► LAMPS Furniture • BED PILLOW’S Appliances, Boras, • BABY BEDS E tc, Etc. W INDOW U N IT Big Reductions Bargain Priced! AIR COHDITIONERS Marry For Beet SeUrtloM Thurs. * Fri. - Sat. • Financing Available AND UP Southern A ir !51S Park Dr. *74.50 Mattress and A LL BE SO LD Personals By Maryann Mlkra Mrs. Robert Tauben has returned to her borne on Al­ pine Street In Altamonte Springs after being confined In Winter Park Hospital for II days, where ahe underwent major surgery. -0 * 3,927,595.24 2,423,479.91 1,762,567.34 SUMMER Personals Bunk Beds Ur. and Mrs. E. A. ChitIcndcri and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ray and children, Cindy and Carey, from Pinellas Park, and Joe D. Chittenden ol Arlington, Va., have re ­ turned to their homes after attending the funeral of Miss Laura Chittenden. LIABILITIES Capital Stock Surplus Undivided Profits Other Reserves Reserve for Bad Debts Unearned Discount Deposits TOTAL LIABILITIES The 40th annual State Home Demonstration Council Meet­ ing wil be held at Florida State University July 13-15. TTvo theme will be based on the golden anniversary of Florida Agricultural Exten­ sion Service. Miss Anna Mae Sikes, As­ sistant Director, aald that more than 100 delegates will come to the university for this meeting. Personals RESOURCES Loans and Discounts Banking House Furniture and Fixtures Other Assets U. S. Government Bonds Other Bonds Cash and Due from Banks lar in beauty and arrange- was presented to the bride -1 the future groom’s mother i ales and carnations. An appetizing salad lunchment. elect by the hostesses. Her Mrs. Edwin L. Lindsey, re The luncheon table in the mother, Mra. John Ivey, and | ceived corsages of shasta dal jeon course was served the guests, followed by a dessert dining room was centered1 course of green and white ice with white carnations and cream and sherbet served in white pom poms flanked by parfait glasses to carry out white tapers from antique the color scheme. silver candle holders. Small Mbs Ivey received a gift of noaegays of white carnations silver in her chosen pattern and shasta daisies centered from the hostesses. the Individual tables. Others attending were the A lovely pink rose corsage Mmes. R o b e r t Johnson, Thomas Bowden, R u p e r t Strickland, Thomas F. SicDaniel, Wallace W. Bell, Dalo Scott, John Crawford, Ruth Herron, Lucille Jarrell and John Fitzpatrick. Mr*. E. B. MeChesney, Alto the M i s s e s Ann President of the State Coun­ Crspps, Marilyn McDaniel cil, will open the meeting and Merritt Philips. Monday evening July 13. Dr. John Champion, vice-presi­ dent of Florida State Univer­ Nothing Else Fits sity will discuss Florida Stale — Nothing Else University and its place In Florida's higher educational Wears Like aystem. On Tuesday morning Dr. Genuine Hortcncc Glenn, dean of the school of home economics, will speak on home economics at the university. Seminole County delegates, Mrs. Lrota Putnam and Mrs. Ralph New­ iMtitus Finest itm • siac* uso comer with the Home Agent, Mias Myrtie Wilton, will par­ Denims & Casuals ticipate in the Council panel Open Fri. Nights program..on council-training KEEN AND KAY IVEY, mother nnd daughter, workshops. In the afternoon recently enjoyed n delightful bridnl luncheon the council members will re­ honoring Kay at the \V. A. Kratzert Park ceive training in how to make Avenue home with Mrs. Kratzert nnd daughters 0 MEN'S w e a r committee work more effec­ Miss Hose Kratzert and Mrs. \V. II. Park serving 113 Magnolia Sanford tive. They will be guests at as co-hostcsscs. Phone FA 2-1535 the Executive Residence la­ ter In the afternoon. Special Interest groups con­ Enterprise cerned with leisure, interna­ SA LE — O N E T A B L E tional afafirs and conserva­ tion will hear Illustrated talks on housing by Dr. Jam es Montgomery, professor of Miss Jean Parker jnd Mbs home and family life. Ralph Linda Parker, daughters of Roger of the Florida Park* Mr. and 3!rs. D. J . Parker, Service will show picture* of left Tuesday for an extended some of Florida's parka and vacation. woodlands. Their first stop will be Stale council officers will be elected and instalhxl at a Jacksonville, N.C., for a visit banquet Wednesday night. with friends and then on to Dr. M. C. Watkins, director Chicago for a short stay where Miss Bety McGillis of the Florida Agricultural Extension Service will pre­ wlU join them for the trip on to San Francisco, where sent a forecast of Extension they will be visiting relatives, home economics. Miss Ethyl and aight-seelng also. "THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN" Holloway, retired dial r 1 c t Mlsa Cathy Zimmerman of borne demonstration agent, Key W e s t , was overnight will tell of her experiences in T O U C H T O N ’S R EX A LL DRUG guest of Mr. and Mrs. D. J . home demonstration work In Parker Thursday, on her way Locally Owned and Operated by Glean McCall and foreign lands. by a different route to join “Ernie” Mllla The conference c l o s e s the other girls In San F ran­ COR. 1st & MAGNOLIA PHONE 322-2482 Thursday with a meeting of cisco. the new state council execu­ tive board. State HD Annual Council Will Meet At University STATEMENT OF CONDITION 3 A. Kratzert Hosts Bridal Luncheon Mrs. W. A. Kratzert and daughters, Mbs Rose Krat­ zert and Mrs. Evie Kratzert Park, were hostesses to a re­ cent bridal luncheon honoring Miss Kay Ivey, bride-elect. The Kratzert home on Park Avenue waa decorated with arrangements of s u m m e r flowers. Two epergnes on the mantle contained white glads and shasta daisies, spectacu­ Summer Wedding son of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Elmer Van Camp of Char­ lotte, N. C. The brldc-to-be was born in Portsmouth, Va. She attend­ ed Lyman II ig h School, Longwood, and Orlando Jun­ ior College. She will gradu­ ate from Orange Memorial School of Nursing on August 38, 1984. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roland C. Lyons, Longwood, and her m a t e r n a l grandfather la Jam es L. Nutter of Norfolk, Va. Ita r fiance waa born In Charlotte, N. C., graduating from Garringcr High School. Ho attended the University c t Charlotte and la employed by the Postal Department. Tlie wedding will tie an event of Saturday, August 29, at 4 p.m. at the Casselberry at 4 p. m. at the Casselberry Cummuatt)— M e t h o d i s t Obirch. W. Mrs. FURAY BEDDING & FURNITURE CO. M l W. FIRST ST. Ban font. Fla. * SANFORD PR. 322-4591 NO REFUNDS — NO EXCHANGES — ALL SALES FINAL �Fm TnrH Tuly fl, 1064 — T a p e If ^ rrs IB MISS NIKI ASHBY, bride-elect of Alex McKibbin, was recently compli­ mented with n miscellaneous bridal shower at the M. L. Nichols homo on Oak Avenue. From the left are Mrs. John Shepard, co-hostess, Miss Ashby, Mrs. Bishop Ashby, mother of the honoree, and Mrs. Nichols. Miss Niki Ashby Is Feted With Miscellaneous Shower M in Niki Aahby, lovely hride-clect of Ale* McKIbhin, was honor guest i t a recent niicellin co u i bridal shower with M n. M. L. Nichols icrvInE ai hojtcsi at her Oik Avenue home, assisted by Mrs. John Shcpird. The party rooms were dec­ orated with arrangements of assorted colorful blossom i and two large wedding belli were suspended over the srchway. The coffee tabic featured a floral centerpiece with candles and a miniature bride and groom and brides­ maids. One table displayed two Cu­ pids holding a pink rose cor­ sage and two large silver wedding bands Joined toge­ ther The bride * elect received the lovely gifts from a white umbrella with attached pink streamers and the hostesses presented her with a beautiful rose corsage to complement the stunning sea foam sheath in which she was attired. Each guest was favored with miniature umbrellas and blue and whito sachet tablets wrapped in frilly white net and tied with satin ribbons to which a silver wedding band was attached. diomsmaluiM Well did you try any of the recipes given last week? I certainly hope that you did and hope you will try the ones this week also. This 1* from • Mississippi Homemaker Scalloped Haihvxx7nlj SCALLOPED HASH t cups diced leftover cooked beef S cups diced cooked white or | sweet potatoes 1/8 teas pepper I tbsp. minced onion 1 teas, worceaterahiro aauce 1 tbsp. chopped parsley 1 beef bouliton cube 1 cup water or leftover veg­ etable water Combine l i t 7 Ingredients Then add bouillon cube which haa been dissolved in the wa­ ter. Pour into a greased lH qt. casserole dish and bake In a 360 degree oven fur one Jiour. Serves 4-8 ■ Also here la her Creole Liver 4 allcea baron, diced 1 lb. beef liver sliced thick 3 tbsp. flour (about) 1H teas, salt 1/3 cup diced green pepper 1 No. 2 can tomatoea (2)4 cups) 1/8 teas, pepper 1/8 teas, chili powder Saute bacon in a skillet un­ til nearly crisp. Remove ba­ con and set aside. Dredge liv­ er with flour and brown In bacon fat. Add bacon and re­ maining ingredients Cover YEA H ! YEA H ! YEA H ! Kum in ’n fele ■ jlnuwine bargen—with yore ohn hand. The hostesses acncd deli­ cious home made lemon cheese rake, nuts, mints, and soft drinks to Mr*. Bishop Aahby, mother of the brideelect and to the Mines, Wal­ lace Phillips, (Jordon Bradley, Kay Howard Jr., John Kader, Hello Hagan Jennings, Dale Scott, E. F. Ilousholder, Ralph Ray, Frank Donahoe, Donald James, tl. D. llishop Jr., Robin llrown and Henry Wight. Also the Misses Pat Wight, Elisabeth R. Wiliams, Barbara Bradley, Judy Ludwig, Merritt Phillips and Rose­ mary Southward. Q o h m Jt and simmer 46 minutes. Ser­ GREEN TOMATO MINCE­ MEAT. ITie homemaker who ves 4. gave me this one says Hint this will make 0 pica and this Theres another is to store in clean hot Jars. DUTCH HOT SLAW 8 sups chopped apple fl cups shredded green cab­ 0 tups chopped green tomatoes bage 4 cups brown sugar 1 tbsp. butter, fat or salud oil 1 1/.1 cups vinegar U cup vinegar 3 cups raisins *4 teas, salt 1 tbsp. cinnamon 2 eggs beaten I teas, cloves U4 tbsp. sugar 3/4 teas, allspice 1/8 teas, paprika 3/4 teas, mace U cup water 3/4 teas, pepper Vs cup light cream 2 teas salt Cook cabbage. Drain, place 3 4 cup butter in serving dish, and keep hot. Mix apples with tomatoea. Meanwhile melt butter in top of double boiler then add Add remaining ingredients, eggi, vinegar, salt, paprika except butter, bring gradually and water, beaten together to a boil, simmer 3 hours. and cook over boiling water Add butter and pour into until thickens while stirring. clern hot jars. Seal and store. Remove from heat, add cream, Makes fl pies, beat with egg beater until Herrs a mouth waterer. fluffy and pour over the hot HONEYCOMB PUDDING cabbage. Serves 4 I cup sugar 1 rup flour Back to Missouri again for Vi teas, soda . this CHICKEN and SWEET 4 eggs well beaten POTATO CASSEROLE. l rup mollassrs 3 rupa boned, cooked nr can­ rup butter, melted ned rhlcken rup lukewarm milk 4 rooked, pared medium S. Mix sugar, flour and soda. Potatoes Add molasses, butter and 2 cups chicken gravy milk. Brat thoroughly and 4 strips baron Arrange the chicken and add eggs. Turn Into buttered sliced S. Potatoes in alternate baking baking dish or mold. layers in a grease^ 1** qL Bake at 360 degrees until raaaerole. Tour gravy over firm. AI>out 46 minutes. Serve all, then with baron. link* un­ from disli or unmold onto covered in a moderate oven serving dish. Serve with a 400 degrees fnr 30 minutes. sauce. Serves 8. Serves 8. The next two recipes are GRAVY front a future homemaker I tbsp. dripinga who enjoys cooking very 3 tbsp. flour 2 cups water or stock much. FRANKFURTER PIE aalt and pepper 1 rup diced raw carrots 1 cup diced raw potatoes Another "Show Me" recipe 3/4 cup sliced onions 3 tbsp. catsup Bread slice* ] teas, salt 2 tbsp. flour 2 tbsp. water 2 large franka, in U " slices Took potatoes, carrots, on­ ions, catsup, 1V4 cups water and salt together rovered un­ til vegetables are tender, (25 Miss Teston And J. A. Cohen Exchange Vows Miss Martha Cleo Teston, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Delton Wilson Teston of Sanford, and James Albert Lee Cohen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Albert Cohen, also of this city, were united in holy m a­ trimony on June 27, 1984 at 8 p m. at the Free Methodist Church of Sanford with the Rev. Eugene Sheldon perfor­ ming the impressive candle­ light double ring ceremony. Two seven-branched candlabra Entwined with greenery and burning white candles stood at cither side of the al­ tar with pedestal baskets of white mums and glads and potted palms. Mrs. Tom Richey, organist, provided the traditional nup­ tial music with Mrs. Fred Lottery, soprano, singi n g "I’ll Be Irving You Always," Given in marriage by her father, the bride was radiant in white lace net featuring a titled bodice with a sweet­ heart neckline and tapered wrist length sleeves with a licit shape knee length skirt. Her veil of illusion was at­ tached to a Jewelled tiara and she carried a cascade of w h i t c carnations centered with a while orrhid. She wore on heirloom gold necktare presented to her by lier grandmother, the late Mrs. J. T Fortier Sr. Mrs. Hermit Wallstcdt at­ tended the bride as matron of honor In pink nylon ileie over a sweeping skirl and she carried a bouquet of blue car­ nations. Miss Kay Teston of Talla­ hassee serve-' her cousin os liridol ntleiutant, ami was gowned in o pale blue full skirted nylon frock with a bouquet of pink carnations. Robert Brumley served the groom as best man with Rob­ ert O. Culien. brother of the groom from Indian River City, serving as groomsman, ami ushers were Clifford Co­ hen and Robert Midgrtt, bro­ ther-in-law of the groom front Cocoa. The bride’s mother was a t­ COLD HARDY SHRUBBERY Sanford, following a yacht cruise. Out of town guests included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Crain and children from Eau Gal­ lic; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Midgett ami daughter, from Co­ coa; Mrs. M. A. Clayton of Jacksonville and Miss Kay Teston of Tallahassee. GrapcvlUe Nursery 2221 Crapevill# Am, 322-0888 "Scott’s Dealer" I M , i uluJjtJUim* i \ m “‘ SJWMMr J U JflN Si Sponsor Festival , n u your gomj This Saturday y,,“ ........ . ’Die members of the Ladies Aid of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer have made tin.i] plans fnr Ihc Summer Ice Cream F’ostlval to he hrld Saturday, July It, on t h e church grounds at 101 West 25th Place. The affair Is open to the public, announced Mrs. H. L. Andrews, Ways and Means Chairman. Also being served, along with all types sundaes and sodas, will be hot dogs and hamburgers. Games ( or the children have been planned and also a special feature will be lus­ cious baked goods offered for sale, either a whole cake to be taken home or a piece to hove with your supper, Mr*. Andrews revealed. Serving will start at 5 p m. and continue till 0 p m. ............... . '•’in, Bin*, ‘ ■* MM ► By Mrs. It. I* Johnson min.), Mix the flour anil 2 tbsp. water to smooth paste, add to vegetables and simmer, stirring constantly, until saur.< is thickened. Add s l i c e d franka. Pour into a greased nr oiled I qt. casserole. Ar­ range lightly buttered or oil­ ed bread slices on top. Rake in n 460 degree oven until golden brown. Serves 4. FROZEN LIME PIE IS eggs 1 cup sugar H cup light corn syrup 1 pt. heavy cream *.* cup lime juice 1 tens, grated lime peel (nr more) I cup graham cracker crumbs 14 cup butler, melted Real eggs until thick. Beat in !4 cup sugar. Add corn syrup, cream, lime juice and peel. Freezo in refrigerator tray. Beal until light. Mix crumbs, butter and remaining sugar. Line tray with waxed paper. Spread with half of the crumb mix. pour in beat­ en lime mixture. Cover with remaining crumbs. Freeze. Serves 0-8. M R. A N D M BS. JA M E S L E E C O H E N Enterprise Personals By Mrs. Ritchie Harris Major and Mrs. Glen Reed­ e r and children of Atlanta, (•a., are spending a week's vacation with Mrs. Reeder's sister, Mrs. Bill Padgett ami family. Mrs. Ernest Jones I* vaca­ tioning with her daughter, Ginger, and her family, in t ocoa tills week. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest llamilInn spent the weekend with their son, Itolx-rt, in Dublin, Ga. Their daughter, Mrs. Gdcllc Small and Children, Eddie and Melanie, were guests of Mrs. Cecil Keys in Eustis. Mrs, J. L Horton and dau­ ghter, Jane, returned from an extended visit with rela­ tives in Tipton, Inti, and GadHow are we doing? Well -den, Ala. here’a still another. Miss Lani friend, daughter BEAN BRAN ROAST of Dr. and Mrs. L. F. Friend, 1/3 rup chopped onion Green Springs, left Monday 1 tbsp. melted fal 3 cups conked beans, drained for a visit with friends in and mashed (Navy, kidney, Waukregan. III. lima) IV4 cups Wheat Rran lender and brown. Add re­ I rup grated cheese maining ingredients, blend 1 teas salt thoroughly. Fill well-greased 1/8 teas, pepper custard cups, bake in hot oven 100 degrees for 30 minutes. U cup beau liquid Pan-fry onions in fat until Serve with tomato satire. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Eyre of Orange City, came down to the Cockrell house to keep Marilyn anil Robert while tlieir parents were away. BARGAIN C O U N TER OF SUMMER JEWELRY '.»> 3 % Cotton Co-ordinate* Women's Sub-Teen’* and Children'* Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Coc­ krell and son Michael and dog, Ajax, toft Friday for several day* with Mr. anti Mr*. Hay Bias* in Virginia lleach, Vs. 2*. BLOUSES And BATHING SUITS SKIRTS {Entire Stuck) IILOIJSES Keg. 1.1.98 to 98.98 (Mix *n Match) Now $1.98 to $3.98 V i O FF SKIKTH IteR, 15.98 to $8.98 Now $3.98 to $6.98 CULOTTES T-SHIRTS VALUER TO 18.98 Reg. 12.98 to 17,98 Now 53.98 to $4.98 NOW 9J.98 to 9J.98 ON SP EC IA L! DRESSES Flemings One Group (rift* • Curtin - Hook* *S SVu ' ° 2*2 i f Values to $7.98 •JIB K. F irn t S I. $ dCandbaqA. . . SPECIAL PURCHASE! Plastic Coated Straws In White, I{lack and Beige. Reg. 58.95 and * 5 PLUS TAX tu faa* fer * accessories and a pink car­ nation corsage. Fallowing the wedding cerernnny, a reception was held in the church annex. The ta ­ ble, overlaid with while dam­ ask, embossed with ailver wedding bells, held a threetier wedding cake and a crys­ tal bowl of refreshing fruit punch. An arrangement of pink camellias graced the table with pink and white streamers attached. Assisting at the reception were the Mnics. May Smith, Betty Sheldon, Annette Wallstedt, Betty Richey and Osie Unwrry. For her going away outfit, the bride chose a smart pink linen ensemble with matching accessories. Mr. amt Mrs. Cohen are residing at 24i>8 Holly Avenue, Lutheran Ladies *3 Met* wun fane tired in blue print nylon jer­ sey with white accessories and her corsage was of white carnations tipped with blue. The groom's mother chose a powder btue Jacquard weave ensemble with while NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT — One Group All Site* 5-15 10 20 12'/, 1» 21 Vi Value* to 111.95 One Group * - , s ’ 10 • 20 Value* to $9.98 Spring and c iT lo n " 8 yl*Ue»* lo'lW t** 3 One Group All Klira 5-13 10-20 12VJ-2ID Value* to 122.95 $8 *10 ALL SALES FINAL! chain). »|Q-00 TO I f g.00 -ts e m •» *■% ____ H E N S iC uacqis 8AM W P.HA- 4 ^ Capture their beauty in picture* FOB APPOINTMENT u )-o ^ CALL 322-4913 Betty Anne's Haig Styling Salon Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 2201 B. Park Avc. 210 S. PARK AVE. • Accredited Charge Accounts Welcomed • Open I'ri. Erm ines 110 E. 1*1 Sanford Open Mil 9 Fri. Nile SHOPS Accredited Charge Accounts �I Sir* •■uTffif WfrttB Pago 6 — July 9, 1964 Sporta Buhl Blanks Giants For 10th W in Between Pirates Thrash Us Fans Red Hurling To Grab 9-1 Affair Smith Hurls Legion Nine To 1-0 Win Over Eustis Sanford’s\P ost 53 American Legion junior baseball club continued Its winning ways Wednesday night at Sanford Memorial Stadium when the locals came up with a 1 to 0 decision over Eustis. D o n n i e Smith on t h e mound for 3fanager F rink Thomas' outfit whiffed 13 Eustis batters over the aeven-lnnlng span while issuing no free passes and limited the opposition to two hits. Meanwhile, that wet as many hits as Dick Broome of Eustis permitted the Sanford aggregation. In fact, Sanford pushed over Use only run of the con­ test — which proved to be tho margin of victory — in the third frame. After two were out a Eustis error end > pair of back-to-back passed Buc..y Hunt, John Foster, Calvin Griner, Lnrry balls by Eustis' catcher, WyJohnson, Steve Hitchcock, Bubba Pnrk, Steve slikl, permitted the o n e Push and Chnrles Thompson, (Back row, from marker. left), Conch Don Hitchcock, Phil Griner, Tom Thomas Is quite concerned Hatchet, Rick Brasher, Itoy Hunt, Willie Hunt about the hitting slump Into (sponsor), Skip Scnkarik, Dana Hogan nnd which the club Is now sub­ Coach Arthur Push. (Herald Photo) merged. "Our youngsters arc trying too hard because they­ ’re anxious to break out of It,” says Thomas. "We're go­ ing to hive to do something quick. We've still got a chance at the title and next week will tell the tale." Thomas Slid that Sanford will return to action Friday night when the locals travel were winning pennants. Side A sports car rally will be to Casselberry. Saturd a y money for television and radio rights are reported shrinking held Sunday with registration slated for I p. m. at the Winnaccordingly, Legal Notice In Atlanta, tile leadership is Dixie loealed on French Ave­ nue and 25th S treet i v r o i ’v r r J i i i a r . ' * r o r i i T . Just as noncommittal. N M I X tl.K C.OW.NTV, K1,0 l i ­ All that anyone has been The rally will be sponsored lt! by the Seminole Sporta Car able to get out of Arthur Mont­ i-.m T n o r gomery, chairman of the atad Club of Sanford and rally ft. W. DK IIN r>#cii»*d ium authority, is hia Inals masters will be Bud .Hough­ jro T iri! t o m p n i T o n a TO U L PKIISOVS HA VITO tence that although he haa a ton and Alice Richards. The rally will last about two CLAIM* Oil II K M A Si II * major league baseball team AOAIXXT *A II) EXTATKl lined up—he can't name It hours and will end at a pri­ T nu and r ic h of you . r r until after the cureent season vate camp on the St. Johns hereby notified *nd required to file any claim* and dciwind* River. ends in October. which you or either of you, Meanwhile, Montgomery and The affair will be a TSD m*y h*v* *B*ln*t *»ld **t*t* tha offtc* o f lion. C. Vernon hla authority are proceeding "Challenge Rally" with guests In Mil*. Jr.. County Jude* of with great haste on their $15 of club members also Invited Bemlnol* County, at hi* office million stadium which 1* sche­ to participate. Club official* In th* Court Hout* In Hanford. Florid*, within *1* calendar duled to be ready by next said today that it will be "a month* from th* tlm* of the April 15—appsrcnUy for the family affair.” nr«t publication ot thl* nntlc*. Koch claim or demand m int b< opening of the 19C5 baseball In w ritin g and contain the season. ptae* of raaldanc* and pn*t offtc* addreta of th* claim ant But a few questions continue and m int ba iwrnrn to by th* to nag doubters. claim ant, hla axant or atlnrWednesday’s Results nay, nr tha aam* ahall he void, Those bhlnd the stadium (a) Harlan Tuck project were pushing just as Knoxville 8 Macon 2 ldS K. Church Street hard for the facility before the Lynchburg 5 Ashvllle 2 Orlando. Florida A* Admlnlatrator of aatd alleged promise of a fran­ Chattanooga 3 Columbus 2 eetate chise. The timing ot certain Charlotte at Birmingham, ppd. r u h l l » b J u l y 1, f. tl, 2), l i l t CDU-T announcements waa almost too rain good to be true. Each Ume a crucial step loomed In the route to stadium \i»«i ( .tii ( o i i n i ( mi l s approval, Montgomery, or At­ lanta Mayor Ivan Allen Jr., or somo ollu-r official would announce, with great fanfare, that whilo they were not at liberty to reveal specifics— major league baseball was on Us way. The doublers point out that Atlanta has gone down this road several times already— In pro foolbsll as well as ma­ jor league baseball. If the Milwaukee Brave* or Eft#"' some other tesm is coming to Atlanta, folks down here would like to hear It from an official source. Ry MURRAY OLDERMAN By Curt Block Sporta Editor UP I Sporta Writer Newspaper Enterprise Aetn. Bob Buhl has picked up two BUFFALO, N.Y. — (NEA) new partners but it looks like — iiud Wiikinaon, campaign­ tho old act. The 35-year-old righthander ing for the U.S. Senate from Oklahoma, took time off to along with Warren Spahn and Lew Burdette formed a trio catch hia aon Jay’s farewell that led the Milwaukee Bravea to football In the All-Amer­ to the top of tha National ica game and waa braced on League In Use mid '50'a. Although the Cube are not the difference between re­ threatening the Natkmal Lea­ cruiting playcra and solicit­ gue leaders, Buhl won hla 10th ing Totea. . . "Thla may be game of the year Wednesday eaaler," he grinned. "Every- blanking tha Giants, 2-0, to one’a a prospect." . . . And join teammates Dick Ells­ he shook hands firmly. . . . worth sod Lsrry Jackson on a ID-game win plateau that gives What worries Are Par* the Cubs a distinction no other aeghlan moat about the up­ major league team haa ach­ HUNT LINCOLN-MERCURY sponsored n vic­ coming Notre Dame foot­ ieved. tory party for Its Little League baseball team H ie threescore, Jackson (11ball aeaaon la (hat he'll b> Wednesday. The club won the Little National playing aeren of the ID 5), Ellsworth (10-1) and Buhl League title and then took the city champion­ (10-3), have accounted for 31 games against coaches ho ship by defeating tho Navy, champs of tho has never fated before. . • of Chicago's 37 victories and Littte American, In a two-out-of-three-gnme could become the first trio of When Baron Adolph Rupp series. Members are (front row, from left), helped coach the U.S. Olym­ 20-game winners from s single teem in the National League pic basketball team In 1D48 a t London, there was a ques­ since Epps Rixey, Pete Dona hue end Dolph Luque turned tion what rules they'd use. the trick for the Cincinnati Hi* Americana wanted to Ited s.. ______ modernise them. . . . "No," Buhl blanked San Francisco yelled the Ruaalana, "We play on four hits while Billy Willi ’30 rules." . . . "And," laugh­ sm s, who hit e home run In ed the Baron, "that played Tuesday's All-Star game, right Into our hands because clouted hie 20th of the regular It retained the center jump season In addition to a single By David M. Motflt DUNEDIN (UPI) - Jack and goal-tending was legal, and a double. UPI Sports Writer and we had acvcn-foot Bob In the nightcap, of ■ rare Nicklaua, Arnold Palmer and ATLANTA (UPI)— The con­ Kurland," . . . So then, the w e e k d a y double header at Tony Lema will be shooting tinued unwillingness of cither Baron recounted, the dele- Wrlgley Field, Willie Mays for Uielr fifth PGA co-aponaor- tho MUwsukeo Braves or of­ gatea met after the Games belted his 24th (bur-bagger as ed and approved tournament ficials in Atlanta to confirm to decide on future rules. The the Glanta snapped a four- when the Professional Golfer's or deny repcsted reports that Spanish bloc ganged up on tho game losing streak with a 7-2 Association championship gets the Brave* are headed South Americana and pushed for a triumph In a game called af­ underway next week at the has created some ill feelings height limit of 0-1 for all ter (even Innings because ot Columbus Ohio Country Club, at both ends of the line. A lot has been said on the players. . . . "Which would darkness. July 15-19. Rookie righthander Ron Automatic qualifier* for the subject since the Sporting have ruined us," satd Rupp. " It looked like they had the Ilcrbel picked up hla seventh PGA championship Include News printed the story which votes too. But the Russian got win in 11 decisions while Er­ winners of all PGA co-sponsor­ haa been making the rounds up and said, 'Nlet. To restrict nie Brogllo, the first of els ed and approved tournamenta here for more than a year. height would be undemocrat- Chicago hurlers, lost hia fourth beginning with the one fol­ But on* fact still stands un­ let' And we won by a 28-25 straight since being obtained lowing the 1903 championship changed: No one In authority from S i lamia. He la 3-9 and ending with the 1004 PGA has beesi willing to say what vote." overall. Is really going on. classic, The veteran Kentucky In the oc»y other major lea­ From Atlanta’s standpoint, basketball coach was book- gue game, Pittsburgh stop­ thla is all to the good. After ad for a Tokyo trip late thla ped Cincinnati 9-1. St. Louis all, U the Braves really plan­ summer but may cancel be­ bad a scheduled game at ned to stay in Milwaukee, sure­ cause he'e eager ta look ov­ Philadelphia rained out. All ly team president John Meer hie new freshman crop American League had the day Hale would come out saying . . . . Ho also thinks our off. flatly that. But Mcllale h is Olympic basketball team been talking like a politician Pittsburgh outfielders Man­ Result* Tuesday might bo In trouble for tho ny Mots, Willie Stargcll and seeking votes from both aides Longwood 3, Bear Lake I first lime—"How could they Roberto Clemente each drove —speaking in generalities and Result* Wednesday leave off Wlllio Murrell 7 In three runs to lead a 12-hit Sunland 11, Altamonte Springs laying nothing. Or Wally Jones?” . . . Pirate attack. Mota and Star­ About the closest Mcllale 0 has come to a positive state­ Don Elbaum, our favorite gcll homered while Clemente STANDINGS Erie fight promoter, brings boosted hie league • leading Longwood 5 1 ment was when he said (he us up to date! "Things have averaga to .330 with three Altamonte Springs 4 1 Bravea would remain in Mil­ really been moving for me. hits. Casselberry 3 2 waukee "as long as the city Bob Veale and A1 McBean Sunland Johnny Bltiarro, my No. 1 3 3 proves It want* us." fighter, lost a split in his allowed just four hits as the Bear Lake 2 3 No one has been able to first television fight and was Pirates edged past Cincinnati North Orlando 1 3 pin him down on what would be considered proof of want­ knocked out of a title match into third place by one per­ Gatae Tonight ing. with Carlos Ortls. Cowboy centage point. Veale waa Bear Lake va. No. Orlando Attendance in Milwaukee Is Billy Smith, my undefeated forced to leive the gems when running about a third of the he developed a blister on hia flywrlght, the boy who'll peak years when the Braves bring back tha little man, pitching hand. took U> of the first 12 rounds from Tlonnlo DcCost, then Runnels On Air Bunning Park folded In the 14th round from PASADENA, Tex. (UPI) F O n i THOMAS, Ky. (UP1) l es*"ue exhaustion. Last hut not Pete Runnels, former major — Jim "Perfect Game" Run­ Wednesday's Results least, Dick Wlpperman, my league ballplayer most re­ ning of the Philadelphia Phil­ Toronlo I Rochester 1 highly touted Jewish heavy, cently with the .Houston Colts, lies will have a park named Syracuse 5 Buffalo 4 weight, has converted." . . , will do a regular sportsqgst While Henry Strom, the for him In hla home town la­ Jacksonville 5 Atlanta 4 for radio station KIKK. Richmond ID Columbus 1. 7 coarh of the Kansas City ter this month. inns Chiefs, flirted with the Idea MCDONALD SIGNS Richmond 15 Columbus 9 2nd of getting Lamar Hunt to DALLAS (U PI)—Flanker put up n bundle of money to entire Wilt Chamberlain back Tommy McDonald, a ^Tourney Set ON 100 BRANDS Into football (after llank five-time All Fro with the nENO, Nev. (UPI) — Ben Philadelphia Eagles of the couldn’t throw a pass over Hogan, Sam Snead and Jim ­ the head of tho T-Ui Ran National Football Laague, my Demaret will lead com­ ha* signed hia 1D64 contract Francisco renter In ■ Kutshpetitors In tha eighth annual er'a session), owner Ren with the Dallae Cowboys. Mc­ FA R R ELL’S $35,000 National Seniors Open Donald went to the Cowboys Kerner of tho HI. Louis ARCADE PACKAGE STORE golf tournament which will he Hawks sent words ‘Tell In the trads that Bent Ram ataged here Oct. 17-31. This OPEN DAILY I A, M. • 6:15 P. M. Baker, Lynn H oyem and John Hunt If he can't get all tha 119 K. FlltKT SANFORD tournament la open to all money up, 1*11 help him Meyere to the Eagles. WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS playera over 50 year* old. out." . . , NECK TO SKINB Tha national letter of In­ CHICAGO (UPI) — Detent, the cure-all for recruit­ ing, Is with us again. Dave fenalve bark Tommy Neck, a Nalson of Delaware snya It former member of Louisiana has been In operation for t State's "Chinese Bandits," year, since tha commissioner* was traded to tha Washington of tha major conferences got Redskins Wednesday by the together and decided to honor Chicago Bears. The Bear* re­ oach other’s letters, with May ceived an unspecified draft 11 na tha cut off data. choice in return for Neck. night Pest 53 will go to New Smyrna Beach. Next week Sanford will play Post 242 of Orlando at Colonial Field In Orlando at 4:30 Wednesday afternoon. The Thursday conteat with DoLand has been erased from the schedule. Sinford will close Its regu­ lar season at home against Orlando's Post 19 — current loop lesders — and, according to Thomsi, "This could be the one that’ll tell the story." Score by innings: Eustis 000 000 0 — 0 2 4 Sanford 001 000 x — 1 2 o Broome and Wyslikl; Smith nnd Higgins. EASY DOES IT ! 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Sports Editor Herb Phillips of the Mississippi Register re­ ported Wednesday that the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE) had threatened a na­ tional boycott against the brewing company If Dean didn't quit talking about the "good folks” In Mississippi. Phillips' story quoted a brewing company employe as saying the CORE directive de­ manded that "you either refra in Mr. Dean from the dis­ cussions of anything favorable to do with Mississippi or MissiMippiana or you have him chastise his home state and Ua racial bigots and politic­ ians who have leagallsed mur­ der and urged rebellion against our laws and Constitu­ tion.” Phillips wrote he was told by tho brewing company spokesman that the firm had decided to comply with the CORE demand. Dean said he first heard of the n u tte r when UPI contact­ ed him at his home in Wiggins, Miss., Wednesday night. He aaid he had been on the golf course most of the afternoon. " I try to say something nice about evarybody and every place, especially Little League teams, whctMr they're from Arkansas, California or Miss­ issippi,” Dean said. Dean often tells co-announce r Pee Wee Reese on the baseball games of the week on Saturdays and Sundays that "I'm a Mlsslssipplan tried 'n true, podnah." Frequently he reads telegrams from "the good folks down th ir in good ole Mississippi.” A former major league base­ ball great, Dean owns a char­ coal manufacturing firm In Wiggins. Dell Wins Match EDGBASTON, E n g l a n d (UPI) - Don Dell of Betheida, Md., 14th ranked U. S. (ennii player, won hii first round match in the Midland lawn tennis championships Tuesday by defeating D. Oli­ ver of England 6-2, 6 3. Australian Bob Hewitt won first and second round match­ es as he beat Bill Brown of England 6-0, 63 and Tony Hugbei of England 6 2, 6-2. Americans In British FAST PACE Open Are Led By Lema Jibe By Henry W. Thorn berry UPI Sports Writer ST. ANDREWS, Scotland (UPI)— The eight - man Am­ erican contingent to the 1964 British Open golf champion­ ship "bpecicd" through a les­ son In Highland golfing tech­ niques during the tourna­ ment's first round. Winds from 20 to 40 milesper-hour, with gusts up to 60 m.p.h., laced the course Wod nesday as the field of 120 pro­ fessional and amateur golfers Struggled to keep scores from skyrocketing. Champagne TViny Lema led the Americans with a one. over-par 73, which was two strokes off the first-round pace set by Ireland's Christy O’Connor and French Cana­ dian star Jean Garaialde, each of whom turned in a one-under - par 71. B a r r y Wectman of England and Bruoe Devlin of Australia managed to m u d d l e through” with even par 72'a on the famed St. Andrew's links. Lema, who posted a 37-36-73 round, shares his berth at Men's League Results Wednesday Klngiwood 12 Ilobbs 3 Kingswood 200 421 3-12 13 3 Hobbs 000 200 1— 3 5 8 WP— leroy Estrldge (12-0), LP— Earl Evans (8-10) McRaney 14 USO C USO 100 410 0 - 6 7 7 McRaney* 460 M2x-14 13 3 WP— Frank Williams (16 8), LP— Larry Horton (0-7). lin —Larry Wall on, Me Raney, 7th of the je a r, Alex Siabo, McRaney, 3rd of the year, Jim Oliver, USO, tat of the year STANDINGS 11 0 Kingswood McRaney 6 3 Longwood 7 3 Fla. Stale 7 4 Robb* A 6 Chaic 2 8 Wilson Mater 2 9 U ^O 1 11 Garnet Tonight Fla. State at Longwood 7:30 Chas at Wilson Maier 8:45 (Ft. Mellon Softball Field) FLA STATE . . . . SPT SAnn Rpsulta Wednesday Night Miami 3, Lakeland 1 St. Pete 7, Orlando 3 Tampa 3, Ft. Lauderdale 2 Daytona 6, Sarasota 5 73 with Lreland'i Hugh Boy­ le, Spain's Angel Miguel and England's Bernard Hunt and Max Faulkner. IMS runnerup Phil Rogers was the next American tiehind Lema with a 39 35-74 tally, followed by Doug Ford, who shot a 36-39-75 round. American League Favored Jack Nlcklaus turn­ ed a 38 38 76 score and aaid he was ‘‘lucky” to have that, in view of the weather condi­ tions. Bill Johnston 38-39-77, John­ ny Bulla 40-38-78, Doug San­ ders 39-39-78, and amateur Deane Benin 40-42-62 brought up the rear of the Yankee contingent. The field of 120 faces a drastic cut to the low 45 play, ers after today's round and the weatherman has offered little hope of respite faom the poor golfing conditions to comfort those with astronomi­ cal first round scores. The 45 who survive the cut today will play the concluding 36 holes on Friday. The wea­ therman has not as yet made a n y prediction concerning Ihe expected conditions for Friday, but the hopes and fear* of 45 tired golfers rest with him today. W I, Pet. C.B 48 28 .632 Baltimore 44 30 .59$ 3 Chicago 45 31 .592 3 New York 43 37 .538 7 Minnesota 38 39 .494 104 Detroit 38 41 .481 114 Boston 37 44 .457 13'* Los Ang. 34 42 .447 14 Cleveland 31 47 .397 18 Kan. City 32 51 .386 194 Wash. Wednesday's Retails No games scheduled Friday’s Games Chicago a t Loa Angeles 2 (T-N) Minnesota at Kansas City (N) W I. Pet. GB Boston st Detroit 2 (T-N) 47 28 .627 Phils. Baltimore at Cleveland (N) 48 32 .600 14 San Fran. New York at Washington (N) Pitts. 4t 35 .539 64 42 36 .538 64 Ctnn 39 40 .491 10 St. Louis 38 39 .494 10 Los Ang. 38 40 .487 104 Milwaukee Results Wednesday 37 39 .487 104 Chicago Chiefs 19 Panthers 4 Houston 37 43 .463 124 Tigero 19 Yanks 8 23 58 .281 27 New York STANDINGS Wednesday’s Results Chiefs 7 0 Pittsburgh 9 Cincinnati 1 Panthers 4 2 St. Louis at Philadelphia, ppd. Tigers 4 3 rain Yanks 2 4 Chicago 2 San Francisco 0, 1st Cubs 1 5 Ssn Francisco 7 Chicago 2 2nd Rebels 1 5 7 Inns, called, darkness. Games Friday Only game* scheduled Friday's Games Yank* vs. Rebels (Ft: Mellon Little League Field Milwaukee at Pittsburgh, (N) Cincinnati at Philadelphia (N) 4:30 p. m.) Panthen vs Cuhs Los Angeles at Houston (N) (Ft. Mellon Softball Field 4:30 San Francisco at Chicago St. Louis at New York (N) P. m.) National League SPECIAL WITH THIS COUPON PAY FOR 2 GAMES AT REG. PRICE GET ONE FREE GAME FREE b a b y BITTING HER VICE * 7 ~ -~ This week’s MIDSummer Boy at your Kingswood Beats Robb's 12 To 3 ; McRaney Wins The loop announced thnt T h J Kingswood Builder* league figure. He had help from Larry two make-up games will be continued their winning ways by beating Robb’* Construc­ Watson and Alex St* bo who played July 17. McRsney will tion nine ]2 to 3 Wednesday poked homers for the Paint­ meet Longwood s t 7:30 p.m. rdght for th n r 15th consgcu- ers. Jim Oliver hit a home and Chnse wil tangle with live victory nnd their 24th run for USO. Kingswood at 8:45 p.m. in 25 games played thus far this season in the City Re­ creation Department's Men's Rlo-Pitch Softball League. Leroy F.slridge kept his mound record intact—a perOver The 4th July Weekend feet mark of 12 victories ngalnst no setbacks — by limiting the Constructionmen HAVE YOUR CAR CHECKED to only five hits. Ilulch Cook and Don Carter sparked tho FOR SUMMER VACATION Builders' attack, ench getting • ROTATE TIRES four for four at the plate. n BALANCE FRONT Kingswood could clinch tho • ADJUST BRAKES second hnlf championship — • INSPECT LININGS they also won the first hnlf FOR WEAR Plus title—with cne more victory Parts or one loss by McRaney'* July Special fainter* or the I/mgwood nine. McRaney stayed on the heels of the Builders by outscoring the llSO’er* 14 to 6 in another loop tilt Inst night. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH, INC. Steady Frank William* won his 16th game of the season 519 E. First St, Ph. 322-5441 .on the mound., for. 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To further emphasize the concern with which the United States re­ gards the situation In Viet Nam and Southeast Asia, the two most im­ portant members of the cabinet—the secretary of state and the secretary of defense—offered to leave their Lyle C . Wilson Says: FAREWELL TO ARMS? Ike’s Brother Analyzed posts and go to Viet Nam as ambas­ sador if the President of the United States felt it would help. All this adds up to the simple fact that the United States regards Viet Nam and Southeast Asia as its No. 1 current problem and is intent on giving It the full treatment, what­ ever may be required. Taylor is known as a tough man when he has to be—and at the same time as a skilled, resourceful strate­ gist off as well ns on the battlefield. Johnson is rated as the ace trou­ ble shooter and behind-the-scenes op­ erator in the State Department. He is especially well-informed on affairs in Asia and Is known to foster a tough policy toward Red China. These recent moves by the admin­ istration and the way they are being received around the world, including China and Russia, offer definite en­ couragement to Americans that this country is not about to fluff the Viet Nam problem. The credentials of Dr. Milton S. Eisenhower aa a Re­ publican king maker or poli­ cy maker are supported by blood line only and not by background or political ex­ perience. Milton S., of course, is the younger brother of Dwight D. The former President regards his younger brother as ■ brain, smartest of the Eisen­ hower family. T h e younger Eisenhower wil be 65 years old next September. He is a pleasant, affable gentleman In the Eisenhower tradition. His political background, however, Is slight and-or su­ perficial. There is little in it to recommend him to Repub­ licans, least of all to Republi­ cans who are in any degree conservative. For two years in the mid1920s, Milton Eisenhower was American vice consul at Edin­ burgh, Scotland. From 192628 he was assistant secretary of agriculture. Those were C o o l l d g e administration years.. In 1928 Milton Eisen­ hower became Information di­ rector of the Agriculture De­ partment. Herbert Hoover succeeded Calvin Cooiidge as presti in 1928 and Milton Eisenhow­ er stayed on, as did many Cooiidge appointees. Nothing unusual about th a t la 1933 Herbert Hoover was succeed­ Name Veep Now In the matter of security for the President of the United States, one fact is increasingly clear. There is no way to give him com­ plete protection. No way at all. Es­ pecially with a gregarious, outgoing man like President Johnson. This being the case, it is beyond comprehension why emergency steps nron’t taken at once to name a vice president. This is not to suggest that harm is going to befall President Johnson. It is to point out realistically that harm COULD come to him. One crackpot—Just one—nmong the millions of people to whom the President Is being exposed on his fre­ quent public nppenrancca could be enough. And all the security precau­ tions in the world might not stop that one fanatic. One enemy of the country, one zealot with more zeal than brains. One gun, one bullet, one knife. That’s all It would take. And no vice president to step in and soften the shock and dislocation as Vice President Johnson did when President Kennedy was assassinated. 5 ij n Bruce There Is no plausible, logical or ac­ ceptable reason why a way to cor­ rect this situation can’t or shouldn't ho found IMMEDIATELY. The country’s welfare simply can’t lie served unless such a step la taken now—and to heck with the technical­ ities and Inertia that are delaying it. The whole nation is praying for the President's safety and health. Regardless of politics, personal pre­ ferences or party loyalty, America needs Us President—and never more than now. But along with our prayers, let's have action on a vice president. And let’s have it NOW. To postpone such action amounts to deliberate and dangerous disserv­ ice to our country. Thought For Today Blessed is every one who fears the Lord, who walks in his ways I— Psalms 128:1. • • • Life is the gift of God but it is capital that must be spent or it dis­ sipates. — Charles Templeton. Biossot - - Roy Crowley Political Notebook V I WASHINGTON (NEA) — With tongue In cheek, the Democratic National Commit­ tee featured this Item, tilled •imply "K ldi" Letter* to Republican!," in a recent publication: "DEAR SEN. Goldwater: "Every night I pray you win and become preaident of the Untied State*. "My dad awcara that on your inauguration he'* going to move ua to Canada, Gush, that wilt be neatl I love ekiIng and aleddiog. Every night 1 pray you w in .. . " "Dear Gov. Rockefeller: HJ live in « community where you icldom have been, Wc are studying about political partiea In current eventa class at school. I wish you would visit us here in Albany so that the people could get to know you. . . " ONE OK THE CURRENT "hot spots" in the cold war psychological battle between the U.S, Information Agency (USIA) and Its Soviet coun­ terpart is Afghanistan, a country which shares a 1 ,200mile frontier with Russia. USIA officials in Afghani­ stan scored a neat victory when they caught the follow­ ing classified advertisement in (lie Kabul Times: "For Sale: Ford Falcon Sedan, black, 1961 model; ex­ cellent condition, 13,000 km. "l,8oo U. S. dollars, cus­ toms unpaid." Herald Area Correspondents Altamonte Springs Mrs. Jolla tiortoo m -im Bear Lake-Forest City Mr*. Maryann Milan 831-3678 Geneva Mrs. Jo*. K. Matkleux 341-4824 Lako Mary Mrs. Frasers Wester 322-621* Lake Monro# Mrs. H. L. Johnson 222-4728 Longwood Mrs, Donne Katas 838-2317 North Orlando Mrs. Doris Dess 222-1888 Oat res Mrs. Claresre Snyder 132-4841 Oviedo Mrs. Evelyn Lundy Caaoflhtrry Mrs. Jana Casselberry 838-8811 Chuluota Mrs. Joon M atin >83-8741 Daltons Mrs. Mildred Hasty 688-8811 Enterprise Mrs. Ritchie Harris 888-1834 *61461* &ip fcatt fort feralft Pate 8 1) L / lie 8PeeE »S.*S Its ■ II IJI Quotes There is one wsy to s solu tlon. It Is the U.N. Security Council and the U.N. medi •tor. —G r e e k Prime Minister George Papendiwou cold shouldera President John son's efforts to b r i n g Greeks and Turks together on Cyprus issue. We don't like It ind I'm sura father wouldn't, either, We eU oppose it strongly. —Rep. Jam es Roosevelt (DCelif.) referring to his fern lly'e attitude on the pro posed Franklin D. Roose­ velt memorial In Washing­ Fa.. ton. "Detail! of whet types of estimates of alaae of the op­ JULIAN h BTBNSTBOM Aevade ts Killer ■AM Y I. JOHNSON SfAnisine Kdltar i i i i n i x iu u s x w Telsereph Editor w e l l WILLLABS ■Misty Editor DOTTIH AUSTIN City Editor JtlDY VVSILLS C«*nty Editor Eileen io more like A n ­ son, the non of King David. For Amnun also In dencribod In the Bible as being so much In love with the beau­ tiful Prlnceu Tamar that he wee nick with hit desire for her end took to his bed. But notice the tragic aftermath. For Amnon’e no-rail­ ed love wee merely e#xaat infatuation. Us# th# tents below to pick your met#. CASE T-410: Eileen G., ag­ ed 18, Is th# coed who wanted her boy friend to drop out uf college and elope with her. She Imagined she wee e victim of "true love" when actually ehe showed none of the unselfishness that char­ acterises true love. Instead, Eileen wns enam­ oured physically of Bill and thua waa sexually excited. For butterflies In one's stomach, plus a tingly exhil­ arated f e e l i n g accompany BOTH sexual Infatuation ai well aa true love. Teenager*, by all means use your heed instead of your heart In order to t«l! the dif­ ference! For the Bible offers a clas­ sical case. King David had an (nipetuuua son named Amnon, who was ardently in love with th* beautiful Princeaa Tamar, or ao the Bible says. In fact, Amnon took to his bed, for he fell elck with hie longing for Tamar. We can help matters along h o it o h a n a p u b l is h m i HILL VINCRNT ■ tell PboionrApber HOT UBHBH AdverttsUe H t u t u MY y u t f Oensret Advertising Meniyar CtAAsirue Direeter SAHIB IH SH H A IM Enslnnee Xa i i s h ■eohealeel teat. 1 Veer • Mentha I Months i Month •ILM t Year 8.74 6 Months a as | Heaths L8S 1 Month MbeerieMeaa ho classified to avoid permitting a punk, white or black, and the eaenur to evaluate our by putting him in his proper intelligence procedures. "Similarly, we cannot dls- —Roy Wilkins, executive sec­ close the precise dates or retary of the NAACP, on date on which the exchange teen-age Negro hoodlums. er exchangee to which we re­ fer took place. We can say that In general It tok place during the 1MMI period. "Cevernmset forces were In the area ca a peaceful miaaloa at the request ef local incidents occurred. "No requests of accredita­ tion by correspondents er ay. IJ. 8 P a stel atephtetlene provide that eU tlets to visit the anea will ha E lterai so second dess n u tter Oateeer I t 1818 e l the Pool approved until R la, certain u n ite at Stnferd, Florida, eager the Ant a t Osacrese el Matoh. that tha action hai ended.'’ That's how the phrase "love sick" originated. He had a very clever advis­ er who told him how he could possess hie heart's desire. So Amnon had the news paned on to the King that he was ill. And when King David railed on him, Amnon asked David to send Tamar to knead the dough and baka some cakes in his own eight and then feed them to him with her own dainty finger*. King David thua ordered Tamar to da ao. After Tamar mixed the dough, kneaded it and even baked the cakes, Amnon still refused to eat them. Then Amnon ordered all the servants out of his house and urged Tamar to bring the cakes Into hit bedroom to feed him. But when ehe did, Amnon caught hold of her and tried to persuade Tamar to have an “affair." She resolutely re* fueed. Then Amnon tried to over­ power her. She begged and pleaded with him, saying if ha really loved her and wanted her as a wife, all he had to do was ask th* King and his wish would be granted. Rut Amnon waa stronger and finally sexually assaulted her. - Immediatcy, however, hie so-called love for Tamar turn­ ed Into violent hatred. 8 q he ordered her to leave, She refused, s a y i n g s h e couldn’t publicise her ahem*. So Amnon railed back hie servants and actually ordered them not only to put her out of the house, but he demanded they even bolt the door after her. Tranagere, note well! For In Chapter 13 of II Samuel, Verse 1, th* Bible say*: "And Amnon the son of David loved her." But by the time you reach Versa 16, tha Bibls now re­ ports: "Then Amnon haled her with exceeding great hatred; for th* hatred wherewith he hated her was greatsr than the love wherewith he had loved her.” Never become deceived by the false veneer of phyiical appeal and sexual infatuation, for such unions can turn to hat* in a m atter of minutes, as history ha* proved for thousands of years. True love it th* sort that survives quarrels and pov­ erty, death of children and all other obstacles, for true love Is unselfish. In It, you are more concern­ ed with what is best for your sweetheart instead of yourself so send for my "Testa for Sweethearts,” en­ closing a long stamped, re­ turn envelope, plus 20 cents. (Always writ# to Dr. Crane in car# of this news­ paper, enclosing n long stamped, addressed envelop# and 20 rents to cover typ­ ing and printing coals when you send for one of hia booklets.) COMPLETE in v e s t m e n t s e r v ic e Listed sad aatieted Secsritiee Mutasl Food* ALLEN * CO. 211 1. LEMON 8T. LAKELAND. FLA. M entor: Midwest Stack Exth, Chirac* Beard of Trade Orleade Sales R**ree#ntatlv* MRS. STAN COMSTOCK Ph. GA 1-2884 You'll find what you're looking for ii a v i: /^ W Y /* // I ’O H KVKIIY H Q U IC K E S T , M O ST W AY T O Barbs BY HAL COCHRAN Littls kids couldn't possi­ bly do as many wrongs things ee parents hop* they wont. s e e Stenographer* can g*t In 20 minute* of go u lp during a 10-minute coffee break, which make* it last twice as long aa It should. 4 sity recognised Milton Eisen­ hower's talents In 1943 by making him its president. MSE served until 1930 when Pennsylvania Slit* University snapped him up. In 1936, the year of Dwight D’e re-election to the presi­ dency, venerable and distin­ guished John Hopkins Uni­ versity chose Milton S. as its president. It is Dr. Elsen­ hower, now, possessor of honsry degrees from 26 uni­ versities and colleges. Dr. Milton's background is proud and honorable. But it somehow seems scarcely to warrant the position he seems to occupy in the Republican party or in the current stopGoldwater mineuvers. “EVENING HOURS ARE READING HOURS’* Worry Clinic Thura., July 9, 1964 posing forces must remain by recognising that a punk is Sanford, Florida n u r e e a. uuclow, r x s s u VOLTOL1NH, (I Where could ■ prospective buyer inspect the Ford? The ad continued: "Contact the Soviet Eiqbaiay, phone 20341." EDWARD MOSS, the aide to Sen. Edward M. (Ted) Kennedy who waa killed in t h e recent Massachusetts plane crash which seriously injured the senator, once complained that the 1862 campaign was a bit too hectic for him. Wiping hia brow after a particularly frantic atop on the trail, Mots voiced a wish­ ful desire to be back at his regular job with the telephone company. Here another K e n n e d y helper, Jack Crimmins, burst out with: "Aw, come on, Ed, what would you be doia' at the of­ fice on • weekday afternoon T I'll tell you. You’d be down at the water cooler tearing somebody's heart out." IN THE MIDST of the re c e n t controversy between Pentagon reporters and Ar­ thur Sylvester, assistant sec­ retary of defense for public affairs, over news manage­ ment by the Defense Depart ment in the Southeast Asia conflict, this notice wa* found on ■ bulletin board near Syl veiter'a office: WASHINGTON - June 10, 1*84 — In response to queries from several madia, the De fens* Department new has been authorised to confirm (not (or attribution to specific persons) that shots have been exchanged near Gettysburg, Dr. Crane’s ed by Franklin D. Roosevelt and Milton Elsenhower again stayed on, an unusual situa­ tion at a time when the spoils system w u being applied in behalf of jobs for deserving Democrats. The Domocrats bad not had ■ crack at federal patron­ is e since 1920 end they were hungry. M5E survived that Democratic job hunt and con­ tinued to direct the New Deal's agriculture informa­ tion program for the firit nine Roosevelt years. This spanned the service of Henry A. Wallace as secre­ tary of agriculture, one of the most controversial period] in the history of American farm politics. Critics oi FDR's claimed that ohly in that de­ partment did the New Deal bear it* richest, ripest fru it For example, Wallace'* plan to deal with the pork problem by plowing under little pigs. Came World War If and M5E became director, war relocation authority, a rela­ tively obscure post. In 194243,Milton was associate direc­ tor o! the Office of War In­ formation, also relatively ob­ scure. But the Elsenhower :T v*s becoming known world wide is brother Dwight corned from sta r to star In rising rank ss an oversets Allied commander in-chief. Then Kansas State Univer­ EC O N O M IC A L BUY AN D T O S ELL . . . Want ads get fast results! They've got coverage! That's why buyers and sellers of goods and services go to the Want Ads for action. Set Your price • • • we'll set your ad! current rate per Op«n your account here by July lO th. FIR S T FED ER A L SAVINGS and Loan A nn, 312 W. 1st St. StRford Ph. 322-1142 — CALL CLASSIFIED — rSA N F O R D EXCHANGE- 1 I— 3 2 2 -5 6 1 2 ^ J FROM SEMINOLE C O U N T Y -*-* 4 2 5 -5 9 3 8 | [jP g S C T LINK — NOT LONG DiSTANCl) | The Sanford Herald �- u r * * Horoscope Forecast FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1964 GENERAL TENDENCIES: Today ii one of those times when almost everyone is in n low frame of mind and it's best to get a good rest and relaxation. There are days when it is neceasury to build up our physical well-being and to realize a greater de­ gree of health, poise, arid re ­ pose — this is one of them. ARIES (March 21 to April ID) As soon as you have fin­ ished your important duties, it would be wise to sit in the sun for a while and relax. Restore your energies. If you smile sweetly, others are al­ most obsequious. TAURUS (April 20 to May 20) You may not feel quite up to par and it would be well if you did only essential duties Instead of forcing the rest. A good rest at home is best tonight. Delight family. GEMINI (May 21 to Juno 21) While you have reports and other important matters to handle, you must be com­ posed; handle them without eclat. Ignore associate who .-wants to put full load on you. Do your share only. MOON CHILDREN (Juns 22 to July 21) While mone­ tary problems may be bother­ ing you, It ie best to set them aside for a day or to, when you will be thinking more clearly. Relax, don't epend more money. Cooperation and help arrive. LEO (July 22 to August 21) Any discouraging attitude ean bo offset by quint think­ ing, rest. You can later Uke positive steps toward your aims and get good results. Do you need health treatm ents? VIRGO (Auguat 22 to Sep­ tember 22) You desire to help others, but are not feeling quite up to it, Await tha morrow and you get better results. Quietly get more sys­ tem and order about you — clean up, repair, etc. LIBRA (September 23 to October 22) Avoid those intimntes who want to load you down with their work because they are tired. Smile If you are criticized. Remember that you also work hard and need rest, SCORPIO (October 23 to November 21) Although you may not approve of situa­ tions about you in outside world, you could get in trou­ ble by being unkind. Are you thinking as clearly as usual? Be ataunch. SAG ITTARIUS (November 22 to December 21) Keeping steadily at work is wise, even though distant place* and people beckon. This Is only a mirage. Make new plans for the future that are more sat­ isfying. CAPRICORN (December 22 to January 20) Take care you do not become emotionally disturbed with mate simply because you feel bored or tired. Be cheerful and you fare better. Rest awhile and all is well. AQUARIUS (January 21 to February 10) By keeping your promises to others In a cheer­ ful, honorable fashion, you gain stature, prestige now. If you bog down, you lose val* cable associations. Use tact, PISCES (February 20 to March 20) A feeling of selfpity does no good, so be sure to get busy putting every­ thing around you in good or­ der. Take time for small chores that are also import­ ant. Be cheerful. IK YOUR CHILD IS BORN TODAY, he or the will be one of thosa fascinating young peopla who will ask many questions and look for causes behind effect*, which Is the mark of Intellect. However, be sure to give enough dis­ cipline and apiritual training to ward off imperiousness. Then much sueccas is possi­ ble in Ufe, since the charm here is considerable, too. •m i# Stare Impel, they do not compel." What you make of your life I* large­ ly ap to YOU! Carroll Righter'a Individual Forecast for your sign for August 1* now ready. For your copy send your blrthdato and 11.00 to Carroll Righter Fore­ cast The Sanford Herald, Box 1921, Hollywood 28, Califor­ nia. PACT REACHED NEW YORK <UPJ) — Na­ tional League umpire# and League President W a r r e n Gilea hava reached a verbal agreement th at erases the threat of an immediate strike and paves the way for in* jgreased pension benefits. OUR BOARDING HOUSE CTfir FanTnrS Wirnlfi July 9, 19G4 — Fnpe 9 By Galbraith SIDE GLANCES m 4 i M ‘Stobaugh, stop asking our b«st oustomar what hn’g baan up to thia time!** TIZZY By Kate Osann 'How would you Ilka to apand a nloa qulat waning aft homa for tha prloa of a movia for twoT* CARNIVAL By Dick Turner S '* ) 'Expansaa war# haavy. Pop! Could you lat i dim# to matt my payroll 7" Hera end Thera 1 California's Sequoia —— ■ ------ Horn mounUtne IlliK m im i Evening (pom Beat} 44Evening SOtrmsalwew • Yugoslav big ^ II Ream U Equal (com form) 14 Stream la IB A nbu>r iUV I? Require ISImw ha II Ragged 11 Command m V antiua 130 Printings >4 Stair parti & Church faothu Si Musical dramas season S7 Samoan mourn add mR MM«di ITU mated M Goddam ot Infatuation S3 Poor!rale M Dotard SiruniMr Rag a i m am wcspudite UPomorful «SSISW r* rr nr 1 □MM MM wmtle kkixtka 41 Alt (UUnT ~~ I2SSSW I 1I I mwyar/ . k J t i ~ tf �— ... .................... Immediate Results Are Swift And Simple Thru The Herald Classifieds. Ph. 322-5612 Classified Phone S. Food 6 For Rent OKRA. 3224413. MODERN Furn. ipts. Also Storage ipice. Ph. 322-1374. 6. For Rent CLEAN M Floor Apt. Pvt. etrt. 1004 Palmetto. #anforb fljrrilb Pane 10 — July 9, 1964 6. F o r R en t BERRY’S WORLD UNFURN. 3 BR home. 2100 Cordova. Ph. 322-0274. from Sanford Ext Exehaitfc 2 DR, Unfurnished house, rh. 2-3 Room Gsrige ipU. turn. Including utUlUce. $12.30 wk. Ph. 322 3492. 322-8892. 322-5612 From Seminole County 425-5938 Office 204 W. First NOT LONG THSTANCE Gar. apt. 1201 Magnolia Ave. SLEEPING room. Prlvgle « Apply 34:10. trance and bath. 322-39M. 1 DR., Pure. Apt. with Pvt FURN. APT. 322 2800. bath. 317 8 Park Ave. 3 BR Home, kit. equlpt., 801 EFFICIENCY. Oil Park. R ou 11■ Dr., See anytime be­ Furn. A pt 3300 Aeflonvllle. fore 8 p. m. 2 n il Furn. apt. 1703 Magnolia 2 303. Ph. 322-3931 or 322-Z290 Legal Notice » f n n c ir c u it c o u h t o r T im v i s t h j u d ic ia l r i » . fl'IT . IT ATI) COH aBNITIlLK county, ri.o H iu A ciiA T O .n r t o . lasts DANIEL hicplkr, *1 at.. Plaintiff*. BRADFORD RBAI.Tr COM­ PANY, A Florida corporation, at at., Dsfsndants. no tice n r ssortuauk ro n u u t.o a im '. i t t a n r CI.E4SK NOTICE la harabr gtvsn purauant to a Pinal Darraa of Kiindoiar* dates U t l*t O f of April, 1114 as amended lip Hi* tm indnl Pinal .Dscrst »ntsrsd on Uta Slh dap of Julr, tlSS, and anlarad In Chancery No. 1II7S of tha Circuit Court or tha Ninth Judicial Circuit In and for Bsmtnol* Countr, nor* Ida, whsdslu DANIEL SEPLEIt, at al., ara Plaintiff*, and BRADPORD REALTY COMPANT, a Florida corporation, at al.. ara Dafondanta, I will tail to tha hlihaat and baat blddar for caah at tha front door of tho Bamlnola County Court* houo* In Sanford, Sanlnola County, Florida, at IS:*® o’clock noon on tho SOlh day of July IMS, tha following da*, crlbsd proparty aa tat forth In •aid Pinal Daoraa. to wit: Tha Nff ti of tha NWU of Bactlon to. Townahlp II South, Rang# IS Raft, Itaa that portion platted aa Lot I, Parnwood Plata aa rsourdsd In Plat Book It, P a n IS of Iho Public Ra> cord* of Samlnolo County, nurlda, Contalnln* St.01 AIa o i Daeta at tha IW eornar of lacllon IT, Townahlp 11 South, llama I# Kaati run thanca S SSMI’ll" R. alone lha South lino of oald flactlon TIMS foal to a point on 1ha Baulhwssltrly lino of Lot S, Farnw»od Plata, aa raoordad In Plat Hook 11, Paea IS of tho Public Itscord* of Hatnlaola County, Florida, thanoa N UMl’ir* W alone aald eauthwaalar. ty Una, Ste.ll faat to a r.n.M., thanca ■ SS’SI'll” W SHOT faat to tha point of beginning. Containing t.SS ncraa. A1.80: That part of tha RW14 of tho HWq of Sac* tlon IT, Townahlp 11 ■outh, Rang# 10 Baal, ty. Ing Southaaat of tha South* aaatarly Una of l«ot 4, Parnwood Plata, aa record* ad In PUI Hook II Paga II of tha I'ubllo Hacorda of Samlnolo County, Florida and lying South of Lot is of Parnwood aa raoordad In Plat Book II, Paga I of tha Publlo Itacorda of (ctnlnuls County, Florida. Containing l.it acraa. ALSO: lota t and I of Farnwood P lait aa record, rd In Plat Hook 11, Paga II «r tha Public Raonrda of gamlnola County, KlnrIda (laaa Bight af Way for Htaia ttoad No. Ill, aa daarrlbad In Official Racord Book III, I’aga III of tha Public Itacorda of Sami* hnla County, Florida.) ALSO: Lot S of Farnwood 1'laaa aa raoordad In Plat Honk II. Paga II of Ilia Publlo Itacorda of Sami* noli County, F l o r i d a . tLcaai bagln at tba moat Northarly eornar of Lot I, -Parnwood Plata" aa ra* rordad In Plat Hook II. Paga II, of tha Public 11a* curd* of Hamlnola County, Florida, run thanca S SI* ;»'14" W along tha Northwaatarly Una of aald lot !ec.#o faat. thanca S 11*41' SI" R I44.il fail, thanca N tl'O l'U " R ISO faat to tha Northaaatarly Una of aald lot. thanca N 11‘ll 'tl" w m o l faat to tha Point of Beginning. ALSO; Tha NWU of tha NEti (laaa tha Waat HIM faat tbsrsoOi and that part of tha NRU of tha NIS<4 lying Boulhwaatarly or Stala Road No. 411, aald sta ll Road Right of Way bring daaorlbad In Official Racord llooh III, Paga III of lha Publlo Hacorda of Bamlnola County, Florida; and tha IH of tha NK'I; and tho K 1/4 of tba IK ti, all In Ifaction II, Town oblp 11 South. Itanga IS R (laaa tha North t i l l faat of lha South 1101 faat of tha KU of tha SRUi tha North II foot of tho South III laot af tha K 1/4 of tha HR!4. and tha Waat II faat of lha Raat 111 faat or tha South 110 foot of tha SRU of tbs SKU of tha BKU, HI In Saclloa to. Townahlp II South, Itanga 10 Baat); (ba abort daaorlb* ad praparty la aubjsot to an aaaamant fur road, dralnaga and uUUtloa aa daarrlbad la Official Hacord book Ml, Pag* 141 of lha Pttbtlo Raeords of Saialnola Oounly, Florida. ALSO; Tba WH of tho NW U of tho SWU, (auhjaot to to a aaararaga Outfall Plpa tfaasmaal oaar tba South 14 faat tha roof.), and all that part af Iho ■ 1/4 of tha NWU (action SI. Townahlp I t South. Itanga I* Raat, lying Soutbwoatar1y of SUto Hoad Nt. Ill, aald Slat* Road Right al Way being daacrlbad Is Of. flclal Raoord Rook III. Paga III, of tho PubUo llacorda of Simlaolg Ooun* ty. Florid*. LESS TUB FOLLOWING PAIICRLt Cemmsnos i t tha moot Northarly eornar of 9 t I. -Parnwood ptaimraoordad I s PUS Book Northwaatarty Una of aald lot is*.## faat for a point 1 BEDROOM house, furoliho f beginning, thanca con ­ ed. Located on St. John* tinue B 41* II’ 14" W 100.00 faat, thanca S 41*41’ River. $30. mo. 322-2178. II" K II0.S4 fast, thanca N 41 -Op'll" It 100.00 fait, NICELY furnlihed garage apt. thanca N 4I*4I’II" W IIS II Adulta. 1912 5 inford Ave. faat to tho Point of B« ginning. 322-3688. Ilalng that portion of the hereinafter d a a e r I had real property not having APARTMENTS, FURNISHED heretofore bean r e ta il­ Ground Floor, 963; Second ed from tha m ortgage by floor, too. Util, furnlihed. tha m ortgagee, J, W. HALL, Real EiU te Alt that part of tha NWU « f tha SWU of Section tT. Ph. 322 3841 Townahlp 11 Poulh. Range 10 East, lyin g East of UNFURN. 3 BR Duplex, kit. S tale Highway No. II equlpt., axe. location. Ph. fform arly State H ighw ay No. t> and South of Lake 322-3394. tlowall Road. EXCEPT: B eginning 114.11 CLEAN 4-Roomi, down, >un faat South of tha NK cor­ porch. 811 Park. ner of tha NWU of tho I f f U of Section IT, Townahlp t l South, Kongo 10 Baat, 3 ROOM furnlihed apt. Water run South ITT faat, N SI* 4k llghte furnlihed. 322-1744. 10’ W T ll.ll fast to tha righ t-of-w ay of Stala Road No. 11, Northaaatarly 2 BR. nicely furn. house. along aald righ t-of-w ay AdulU. $80. mo. 322-2273. Una lea faat to tha right* n f.w a y Una of Lake How. all Road, South l l ’ IP Kaet TT.I fart to tha point of beginning. FICTITIOUS NAHM AMO; Beginning at (ba NW corner of tha SHU of NOTICE IS hereby qjvsn that tha (W U of Section IT, I am engaged In bumnaea at Rl. Townahlp It South, Itanga i llo i II Maitland, Bamlnola 11 Baat. run North IDS County, Florida, under tha flofaat, S 11*44’ E m i l faat, m inus ntm a nf Colonial Manor North 171.1 faat. to right- Auto Belas, and that I Intend o f-w a y nf l>ak* llow oll o register mid name with Road, y 11*41' K along aald Ih* Clark o f tha Circuit Court, r ig h t-of-w ay t i l l faat to Seminole County, Florida, In B u t Una of SW U . thanca accordance with the provision* South t i l l faat ot South U of th* F lctltlou* Nam* S tat­ II I.01 section poet o f Section IT, utes, to* wit l Ssnllon thanca Waat lu SW corner Florida Statute# HIT. Mg: Gsorg* and Dorothy nf BKU of SW U o f aald Kmlg Section IT, thanca North Publish July I, 9, Id, II, t i l l . to beginning. A M il: Tha SWU of tilt NK CDR-I US the SK Ul tha Kaat U o f lha W rit H; tha NWU IN THW CIRCUIT COURT, o f tha NW U! tha SWU of NINTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT tha SW U : alt In Section OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR la, Townahlp II South, gRM NOI.R COUNTY. Hangs 10 Kaat. Tha N H C ANIENT NO. H IM NOTICE OF a l IT IN of the NKU fleas that part North and Kaat af M b s HOIITDAIIE FOMEULOgURE FEDERAL NATIONAL MORT­ H owell Hoad) and tha KK U of tha NKU of section GAGE ASSOCIATION, a corpor­ ] 0 , Townahlp t l South, ation, P laintiff, Hang# 10 Kaat. AM II! The WH or tha NW -vaU of tha SWU and all that THOMAS RUSSELL WALTON part of Ilia South 1/4 of and ESTHER T. II. WALTON, the NWU Of Section II, tl' wlf*. Defendant*. Townahlp t l South, Itanga 10 Kaat, lyin g South of TO- THOMAS RUSSELL WALTON and ESTHER T. II. Lake Howell Road. WALTON, hie wlf*, ALSO: All of "PINE who** r e s i d e n c e end KNOLL StIHDIVIHION", w hereabouts era un­ hrmln.-le Bounty, Florida, known, and Eether T, II. according to Ilia Plat there, W alton’* laat known adof recorded in Plat Dock - dress Is: I I I ! W. t i lt h I, I'aga II, Pnbllfl Raeorda HlraaL Torrence, C alifor­ nf Bamlnola County, F lor­ nia. ida. TOIJ AWE HEREBY NOT!AMO; All that portion of the SWU of the SW U of FIKD lh al a Complaint lo a certain m ortgage Faction 11, Townahlp t l foreclose Houlli. Range la Raat, ly ­ tnoumliarlng th* follow in g d es­ ing and being an the Real cribed r**l property, to . wit; M l 1. Block A, Ravenna alda of Florida H iatt Road Park Santlon of Loch Ar­ No. 10# (formerly Htata bor, according lo tha plat Itoad No. I) (and being the thereof aa recorded In Sanford-Orlando High* Plat Honk II, pages It A way.) II, of tha publlo records LESS, HOWEVER, THE of Stm lnol* County, F lor­ FOLLOW INO I Tha Waat H ida. or the SWU of tHe HKU• tha West H of tha NW U Together with Ih* follow ing of tha BKU; the North H llama of property which ara loof the NKU of the SW U : ralad In and perm anently Intha BKU Of the N W U ; all alallad aa a part of th* Im­ In Section )#, Townahlp II provement* on aald properly 1 G. E. Ilafrlgarator, Mo­ South. Bangs I# East. dal No. LAS-11; Serial No. AMO I.KSS: Tha (W U o f OHIIIIII the SW U; Hi* BKU o f the I O. E. B ans*, Modal No. BW Ui the South H of tha la t-S ; Bartel No. OB a aoiil NKU of tha SWU'. *U In I Blawort W arner Wall Bactlon I#, Tow nship II Furnace, Modal No. Oll-TI South, Range la East. E AM O LKSB: Tha North III Vanallan blind*, manufac faat of Ilia South H al faat turned by gamlnola Van* of tha Kaat U of tha MRUi tlan blind Co., no modal tha North It# fia t of tha numbers or M tlol humSouth IITI fact of lha Raat b ir i. u Of tha BKU; tha North 11 fast nf lha South 111 ha* baan filed against you tn feat o t tha Raat 1/4 a t tha th* above-styled suit, tha short fbiulli H Of lha BKU: the till* of which la Federal Na Weal II faat ot tha Kaat llonal M ortgage Aaaoclatluii, ■ m feel ut the South ISO Corporation organised under faat o f tha 8KU of tha an Act ot Congrvsa and aatal pursuant to tho Federal BKU of tha SKU, all In In Bactlon 11, Tuwnahlp St National M ortgage Association South, Hang* I# Raat, ly ­ Charter Act, havin g It* prin­ ing and being In Seminal* cipal offle* In tha City of W ashington, Dlatrtol o f C ol­ County, Florida. P laintiff, versus, ALSO LKSSt Bagln St lha umbia. Intersection ot lha South­ THOMAS BUSSELL WALTON easterly righ t-of-w ay Una and ESTHER T. >L WALTON, of State Hoad No. IIS and till w ife. Defendant* and you th* Waat aactlon line of are required lo aorvo e oopy Sacllon tT, Townahlp t l of your Anawor or other pleadSouth. Rang* IV Raat; In . to th* Complaint on Plainthanca proceed III faat Giro Attorney, Mack N. ClaveNorthaaatarly along aald land, Jr.. Bulla II I Sanford Southeasterly righ t-of-w ay A tlantic National Dank b u ild ­ Una; than turn la* right ing, Sanford, Florida, and fit* and proceed Southeasterly lha original Anowar or other far III faatl than turn II* pleading in the offlao e f th* right and proceed South­ Clark af tho Circuit Court on w esterly for 111 faatl than or boforo Iho t f t h day of July, turn II* right and procaed A. D. t i l l . If you fa ll to do N orthw esterly tor III fast oo, e decree pro oonfoaoo w ill to tha point of beginning; b* taken against you for tho ■aid pares) com prising *p- relief demanded lu Ih* Comp roslm stsly two and ona- plaint. This Netla* sh ell b* publish­ half acraa In a rectangular •Im ps and tying In Semi­ ed one* s weak for tour oonaacutlvo weak* lu Th* Sanford nole county, Florida, In tha So nth weal Quarter at tha Harold, a newspaper circu it! Saulhw aal Quarter a t Bee­ ad In Bamlnola County, Flor t l e s 11, Tawnshlp I t South, Ida. Dated tb ti llr d day e f Juno, Rang* IV Cast. Dated th is Tth dap a t July, A- D. 1914, (SEAL) till. Arthur H. Beckw ith, J r , Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clark of Clrauli Court Clark af tha Circuit Court Byt Sandra 8 Jofceeog, / a / Arthur H. Backw uh d. a Jr. M ask N. Cleveland. Jr. a i l BENJAMIN r . (MATHERS e ( (M ATHERS, KEATING Carroll Burk* A ttorsoya for P lain tiff 41 TEPFER P. a Drawer B A Itcrnars at Law Sanford, Florida l i t North O rvasv Avaaua Publish Jna* 91 • J u ly 9. k Orlando. Florida 14. 1*44. Publish July V, 1114. Legal Notice cun -11 CDA-tT « LOVELY 3 Bedroom, 2 B«th Masonry two bed room home CLEAN Unfurn. apt. 309 MagS t Johns Realty brick home, central beat ft or investment property in doUi. Apply downstair* af­ THE TIME TESTED FIRM air condition. Beautiful cor­ Lake Mary. Extra wide lot ter 8 p. m. US N. Park Are. FA 2-8123 ner lot. Convenient location oo main psved road. Double ear porte. Price $9,375.00. 2 k 3 Bedroom House* at 2100 Oak Ave. Ball-Blalr Agency GREENBRTAR Payton Realty ST. JOHN'S REALTY CO Ph. 322-3841 218 S. Park Ave, 322-1101 17-92 at Hiawatha Choice lota available In 120 N. Park 322-8123 Groenbriar of Loch Arbor THEBE’S PEACE ft QUIET W E L A K A APARTMENTS TAKE TWO! overlooking' golf course. Rooms privata bathi, 114 Custom building to jour Two sound homes on one lot, No planes. In a 2 BR bouae oe paved street you can buy W. First St. in town. Gross income $113, specif Ications. Greenbrier for $3,750 Cash. Ph. 868-4801, or live in one and rent the developed by 1-Room Efficiency apt. with Enterprise, Fla. other. Only $8900. K1KGSWOOD pvt. bath A ihowcr, lultable BART PILCHER. Broker BUILDERS, INC. for couple or ilngle person 3 BR., H i bath. cent, tlr ft Call 322-7498 202 Fairmont Dr. or retired All utllitlei In­ heat, aprinklcr pump. $78 FA 2-8074 cluded in rent. Ideally lo­ mo. 322-8223. cated on lit SU within 1 2 RM. HOUSE. 8 nice building block of 2 free parking lota EVERETT A. HARPER Property MnnsRement lots. First $2,500 takes this and *Stopping center. In­ AGENCY - REALTOR & Sales Broker property. Ph- 668-4601, En­ 2463 S. Park Ave. quire at Manuel Jacobson ter prUe, Fla. ___ Dept. Store 211 E. Flrat St. Phones FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2283 V A -FH A BR. duplex apt., Furn. 20114 E. 27th. 322-8477, FURN. Apt. 3 Floomi ft Bath. Clove In. 833 mo. inc). wa­ ter It elec. Ph. 322-9307. II. Pago I t. o f tha Public tlacorila nf B»mtnol* Coun. ty. Florida, run llianca 8 CLEAN, downitvlra apt., pvt. tl* :i'5 t" W along lha baUi ft entrance. 322-0702. 12. Real Estate For Sale 12. Real Eelate For Salt 12. Real Estate For Sale Jim Hunt Realty RENTALS LOCH ARBOR. 4 BR, 2 Bath, Offirs for your Mlection Furn lifted or Unfurnished Cent, air, Fla. ilm. Sprink­ them Beautiful 2, S, A 4 Ball-Blalr Agency lers. patio. Ph. 322-8522, 207 Bedroom Ph. 322 3641 218 S. Park Ave. Ridge Rd. FURN. Apt. Close In. Jimmie 4 BR, ltk Bath, Florida Rm., Cowan. 322-4013. central beat k air-condi­ tioning. Ph. 322-4876. UNFURN. 2 BR Duplex Apt Kit. equlpt. Terrain) floors tile bath, Venetian shade*, 3 BR, I large bath, clean k Priced From $6,750 beautifully decorated. $79 water furn. Ph. 322-2334 aft­ Down Payments mo. No down pymt. Im­ er 5 p.m. As Low As $100 mediate occupancy. Phone NICE Roomy 2 Bdrm. unfurn. 322-7362. Monthly Payments . So, defoliating wHk atom fcombt wouldn't ■H waff home at 909 Catalina Dr., with mm rnltim. Could try dropping bundlm •i From $43.50 See Suburban EM*tea $83. R. A. Williams, 322-3931. To make tha beat home W. 20th St.. 1000 ft. weft RENT A BED bay, see the 1-4, Sanford Rol’swiy, Hospital A Baby 6. For Rent C. For Boat 1 to 7 p. m. Daily VA - FHA Beds. Vk Acre lota, bouae of your FURNISHED garage apt. One 3 NICELY furnished apartBy Day, Weak, or Month Appointed choice. bedroom air conditioned. m enu, clove to thopping cen­ Ph. FA 2-3181 118 W. lat St. E. 0. Fawcett, Developer Property Close to town. Ideal for one ters. CARROU'S FURNITURE LUN Enterprises person or couple. $83. Fh. Everett A. H trper Agency Management & 322-6399. S. Beach Rentals Realtor > BR. recently repainted. Low Sales Broker 2463 S. Park Ave. Ph. 322-2264 NEW SMYRNA BEACH down ft assume $58.B8 mo FURN. 3-room apt. with bath Ph. 322-3362. Apartment on beach week or 4k garage. 2320 NarcUiui. LAKE COTTAGE month. Call 322 6496. Ph. 322-3148. 1 Bedroom, Furn, $30. mo. HOT Z1GGIDY, we have new Offlce 322-2118 Ph. 322-6106 HUTCHISON’S custom built homes, 3 and 2 BR., house, clean It dose Night 322-0648 OCEANFRONT APTS. some 4 bedroom, 2 bath, 323-0700 In. Jimmy Cowan. 322-4013. FURN. 2 BR. bouae, $60. Five 339 So. Atlantic from $330. to $8,000. down. 2324 Park Dr. Sanford, F!a. Point*, Hwy. 17-92. Inquire Also several expansive, not Daytons Beach Wren Gaa Station. Legal Notice Call 322-4038 expensive pre-owned homes, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS 1 owner FHA ft VA $100 In Ih* Cawrl or lb* Csmnlr Realtor Legal Notice V. For Bale or Rent Judge, gem lnol* C oaoly, F lor­ down. How esn you miss on Raymond Lundqulst, Asia. ida, l a Probata, thla selection. f e Ih* Canrt o t th* Uemaly NOTHING DOWN, payments l o re, Katolo or FA 2-3931 Atlantic Bank Bldg. Jadgv. gam lnol* C onalr, F lor­ WILLIAM HENKT COOK less than rent on FHA re­ ida, lo Fro hate, Deceased. appraisal. 3 bdrm., ltk T o All Credltofw and Parooao la rvi Katal* o f NEW HOMES M artoc Claloia oe Demon* ■ KARL DAUL, bath, kitchen equipped. D e e m s # VA-FHA — Asmtoes gold Rotnlet Reiltor-Iosunor-Tradea Owner on premises Sat, You and each ot you era Tn All Credit*m and P sviaaa FHA IN-SERVICE 322-4991 1919 8. French Ave. 3195 S. Park Ave. hereby null fit# and required H aving Claim* nr Demand* W. oo 13th St. to Lake Mary lo present any claim s and de­ A gainst (a id KMatm You and each o f you ar* CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON MUST sell, owner transferred Blvd., left on Blvd. to Lake mand* which you, or ellhar of you. may hav* again st the hereby notified and required Mary Fire Station, Right to $200. buys our 3 year equity, LAKE. Call e v e n i n g s ealal* of W illiam Henry Conk, lo prsasnt any clalma and da3 bedrooms, screened porch, Office in Model House on ,Iscenes#, la I* of aald Coun­ mend* which you, or slthor o f 322-1397. ty, to th* County Judg* o f yuu, may hav* a gain st lha Abbott Ave, 109 Valencia Dr., Ravenna Hemlnnle County, Florida, al satala of KARL DAUL dscoaa- 12. Real Estate For Salt LMN Enterprises, Inc. Park. 322-3363. hla offlr* In lha rourt house of *#. let* o f said Cuunty, to th* Judg* of Ssmlnul* aald Countr at Sanford, F lor­ County Ph. 322-2744 ida, w ithin ala calendar months County, Florida, at his office NEW HOMES 3 BEDROOM, > bath, large from the lim a of th* first pub­ In tha rourt house nf aald VA-FHA — screened patio, nice yard. lication of this nolle*. Two O iunty at Penford, Florida, NEW HOMES copies o f each claim or demand within tlx calendar month* FHA IN-SERVICE 20 S. Edgemond Ave. N. Or­ 8 Mi. South on Rt. 17-92 shall ba In w riting, and shall from th* lima of th* flrat pub­ South on Rt. 17-92, 8 Ml. lando. 323-0368. stala Ih* place or raaldanc* and lication of thla notlca. Two copVA-FHA — Right on Seminole Blvd., post offle* addres* ot th* te of tach claim or dsmand FHA IN-SERVICE claim ant, and ahall b* aworn ■hall ba In w riting, and ahall One Block to Sales Office. 3 BEDROOM, 1 bath home in Maine Street lo by the claim ant, agent, ■lata th* plac* o f rraldsnc* Sttnland Estates. Refrigera­ 802 IIlKhlund Ave. or attorn ey and accompanied and poat office addrtaa of tho So. Longwood District tor, stove, fenced yard, by a filin g fee of on* dollar clalm ont, and shall b* aworn Longw ood, Florida Contact: Mr. Ferguson and such claim or demand not to by lha claim ant, his agent pump for watering lawn. ao filed shall b* void. or attornay and accompanlad 84 ACRE. Paola. 322-2083. 802 Htghland Ave. Fieri $300 takes. 323-0310. Kvalyn Cook llaudar by a filin g fat of ona dollar Loogwood, Florida A* adm inistratrix, c.t.a of and such claim or demand hot FREE $2,400. equity. $100 lha Katal* of ao fllrd ahall h* void. down, $69. mo. pays all. Ball-Blair Agency LOCH ARBOR. 3 BR, 2 Baths, W illiam Henry Cook, / • / KWARD K. DAUL Deceased Aa eaocutor of th* 1-wat Fla. R m , cent. heat. 211 Clean 3 bedroom, 10 x 17' REAL ESTATE-INSURANCE Winderwaadle, H eine* 4b Ward, W ill and Testam ent of Ridge Rd., 322-9031, Fla, room, equipped kitch­ Attorney* KARL HAUL deceased 3rd ft Park Ave. t i l Park Avanu*. Poulh OKO. A. SPEER, JR. en, terrain) floors, llelmly Phone 322-5441 W inter Park. Florida Attornay for aald Katot* FHA - VA HOMES Realty Ph. 322-1641. Publish July I, I*. II, I*. 1414 111 M agnolia Avenue 3, 3, ft 4 BEDROOMS C D tl-ll Sanford. Florida. $100 DOWN Publish Juno II, II ft July 2, New Cuatom-bullt, Lake Mary 1, ltk, ft 3 BATHS NOTICE OF SUIT *. m i C. B.. 2 BR, carporte, uti- FHA-VA HOMES DOWN PAYMENTS FROM TO; WILLIAM E. CULLER and CDA-l* llty, shade A citrus, FHA IUIIIY )L CULLER, hla SEVERAL Outstanding 3 ft 3 $100 w lia, Th* Hoard of Publlo Instruc­ Finance. 322-6839. Bedroom Homes available in Wards Road. Low Monthly Payments tion for Mamlnul* County, F lor­ Lynchburg, Virginia, ida w ill receive hide for th* all Areas of Sanford. Let us For Complete Information ANNA IIUTII II. YOUNO, furnishing of all tabor, m atrr. Legal Notice Show you Around! See Or Call Your Orangeburg, South Caro, Isle, equipment and aarvlcs* Government Owned Homes Jim Hunt Realty Stemper Agency lin e and JAMES A. YOUNG, m l danca unknown YOU ARE IIKRKUY NOTI­ FIED that a suit haa baan brought against yon, lha na­ ture ot which lo to foracluaa a m ortgage on Ih* hereinafter described m l property. Th* nam* ot th* Court In which tho anil haa baan Inatltulad I* lha Circuit C ourt Ninth Judicial C ircu it In and for lem lnol* County. Florida. Th* till* of Iho caoo la OR­ LANDO FEDERAL SAVINGS AND L O A N ASSOCIATION. P laintiff, vs JAMES A. YOUNG and ANNA RUTH H. YOUNG, hla w lf* and W IL­ LIAM E. CULLER sa d RUUY R. CULLER, hi* w ife. D efend­ ants, being C h*n|*ry Case No. Th* description o f tho m l property Involved, looalad In Bamlnola County, Florida, la aa follow ai Lot T, o f WKTHKRINQTUN HEIGHTS ADD. TO LONGWOOD, F L O R I D A , Bsmlnot* County, F lorida according to pint tharaol recorded In Plat Rook II, page f l . o f th* Publlo Re­ cord* ot Samlnolo Countr, F lorid a Yon nr* hereby notified fu r­ ther that rou nr* required to til* your answ ers lo ih* Com­ plaint heretofore filed In said m ortgage foreclosure proceed Inga with th* Clark of th* Cir­ cuit Court of Samlnolo County, Florid*. In Sanford, Florid*, and to aarv* a copy tharoof upon th* P la la tlfro attorney, A. Uuan* Dsrgatrom. of RUSH. ItKKD AND MAIHHIALU II Kaat L ivingston Avenue, Post Olflc* Bog till. Orlando, Florida, on or before th* lath day of Julr, t i l l . Herein fall not or a d e e m pro oonfoaoo will bo anlarad again st you. (SEAL) Arthur H. B tckw ith. Jr« Clark a f tha Circuit Court • o a ln o la County, Florida Byt Martha T. V thlaa Deputy Clark A. Duaaa Bargairom af BUSH. REED AND MARSHALL II Baal Livingston A v iu m Post Offlea B os 9I4d Orlando. P larlds A llaraaya far P la in tiff Publish JUM 18, 98 * J slF 8. I. I HI. GDAelS required tor th* construction of Drivers Training Rang** at Lyman School, Bamlnola High School, and Urooma Academy, ■rm lnols County, Florid*. Dns bid for th* combined projects shall ba subm itted and will b* received until 1;*# p. ra, Frida). July 14. 1114. at th* School Adm inistration Building, Commercial Strait, ■sutord, Florida, at which ttm* and plac* ih* bid* w ill fa* publicly opened and r o a d tloud. Contract document* consist of plans for th* above and may b* obtained by depositin g tll.VS with th* Architect. John A. Burton IV, Fourth Floor, Sanfotd Atlantic National Dank Hulldlng, Sanford, Florida, for the flrat set of dooumenta ob­ tained. Such deposit w ill b* ra­ in ml ad In full to each parson who returns tho docum ents tn good oondltton w ithin I* dare after tba bid opening. Addi­ tional sals may b* obtained at th* cost of lll.V I, which la half rsfundahl*. A certified chock or bank draft, payabt* to th* Board of Publlo Instruction for fom lnol* County. Florida; U. 8. G overn­ ment Bondi, or n aatlafaetory bid bond aiscutad by tba bid­ der and sccsplmbl* su reties In an amount equal lo fiv* P*r coni of th* bid sh all b* su b­ mitted with sack bid. Th* successful bidder w ill b* required la furnish nny pay for satisfactory performance and payment bond or bond*. Allontlon I* colled lo th* fact that not Isa* than minimum •alert** and wag** aa a*t forth In th* Specification! m ust b* paid on thla project. Tbs Board o f PubUe Instruc­ tion for Stmlnol* County, F lor­ ida, reserves lb* righ t to re ­ ject any and/or all bids or to w a ll* any In format! Us* In Ih* bidding. No bid shall b* w ith ­ drawn for n period of flftson (II I days subsequent to th* opontng of bldo w ithou t th* consent or th* Board. J. D. WRIGHT. JR. Chairman, Board a f PubUe Instruction for Somlnol* County, Florida R. T. Utlws* Somlnol* County Superintendnnl o f Pa b ill Inst m otion and Ea-Offlol* Secretary to th* Board of Pnblla Instruction FuMJvk July I, V. II. IM4. CDB-U Iff THW plk C C IT roC R T . NINTH JUDICIAL riSSCUIT OF FI.OHID A Iff AND FOB SKMIVni.P. COUNTY. c h a n c e it r n o . svtee n o t ic e o r ei'ST THE ST ATM OP FLORIDA TOl W illiam Z. tU e k slls end Josephine C. R lckstt* tlo* Lorkwood Drive B luff P*vk Birmingham, Alabama Tou. and *»ch of rou, *rs hereby notified that su it has br*n filed sg a la r t you In th* Circuit Court ot Seminal* County, Florid*, lu Chancery, • n *bbr*vl»t*d till* of which I* FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF (EMINOLK COUNTY, « corporall**. Platnlirr. vs. WILLIAM Z. RICKETTS *mt wlf*. JOHKPI11SK C. RICKETTS and SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOS­ PITAL D sftndant*. Ih* n stur* of oold suit Using a *uH lo furtclos* that csrtaln mort■*■■ doled May IS. ISIS, and e f rsrurd In O fflalal Record* R«nk I TV. P*g* IS, Publlo Re­ cord* of Ssm lnol* County, Florida, encumbering fh* fol­ low ing described real property, to -w ill Th* Waat t i t fast o f Lot I o f EVANS SUBDIVISION, ocoordlng lo plot tb*r*of recorded In Plat Rook 1, P egs IT, o f tbo publlo re­ cord* of Somlnol* County, Florida, and you ar* horoby required lo HI* your anow tr lu oold su it w ith th* undersigned Clerk of said Court and to **rv* ■ copy thereof upon th* P lain­ tiff'* atlornoy. who** natn* and *ddr*«* »pp«»r below, on or b*for* th* l*lh day o f August IMS. and In d efau lt th*r*of D*crs* Pro Conf*t*o w ill b* entered a gain st you. WITNESS my hand and o f­ ficial * ••! at ih* County Court­ house. Sanford. Ssm lnol* Coun­ ty, Florida, th is M lh day of June 1**4. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckw ith, Jr.. Clerk of Circuit Court By i M *rlho T. V lhlsn. D.C P hillip IL Logan ■hlaholser and Logan Attorney* a l l a w Pirvt Federal B uilding t e a lord. F lorid* Attornay for F lelatSff Publlok Ju ly I. I, Id. IL t i l l CDB-I Seminole Realty FHA - VA 1901 8. Park Are. SALES BROKER FA 2-5232 anytime Stenstrom Realty IS. UusinesB Opportunity AUTO R E ! M l SHOP ft Lot, with or wllhe.t equipment Hall’s Garage, c,rm .r Cel* ery ft Sanford Ave. 922-2020. FOR LEASE—Service Station. Good location. Good pro­ ducts. Good treatment. Ph. locally 322-4342, or apply to the PURE OIL COMPANY. 16. F em ale H elp W a n te d HOUSEKEEPER, m a t u r e , while, live-in. Salary. Ph. 322-6587 before 8 p. BL 3230912 after 8. WHITE lady lo Uke car* of elderly couple six daya a week. Phone 322-3980. 17. Male Help Wanted MECANIC, small engine and lawn mower, experienced, with own hand tools. Ph. 322-28IL MEN FOB FULL TIME DO YOU KNOW THIS MAN? lie Is between the ages of 21 and 43. Haa his eye on the future and is willing to work for WHAT HE WANTS He is looking for security is a salaried position that of­ fers opportunity foe sdvancement, plus the added Incen­ tive of commission. He haa a good automobile. He can tie away from home four nights each week (home on week-ends) and can accept employment at once. High school education or equlv* alcnt reqjlred !F YOU ARE THIS MAN You will be paid starting salary of $453 per month and bonus. You will be given a complete and successful training program (at com* pany expense). Your future and security will be insured. FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEW SEE MR. V. C. SMITH 9 A. M. to 3 P. M. FRL, JULY 10, 1964 FLORIDA STATE EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 200 S. French Are., Sanford, Fla. EXPERIENCED Photogra. pher. For appointment call 322 7222._________ 18. Help Wanted COUPLE to collect eggi on Chicken Ranch. Man ft wife preferred. Place to Hvo 322-3430 if you qualify. Good salary. Legal Notice 2383 Park Dr. S. D. McKinney, Old 44, I ■is t h r r m c r i T car sit a r ml. E. of 437. EuatU, Fla. Legal Notice THIS NINTH JUDICIAL CHI. c u t , in and por s r m iNOI.K COS’NTY, FLORIDA. i n c h a n c s c r t nov l e ie e NOTICE OF r o iM c l o su r e e v rr BELL BAVINOB A LOAN AS­ SOCIATION, Plaintiff V*. m crn K N r . c a b iid o l l a r ■ n# LILLIAN O. CABIIDOLLAR. hi* wife, D*f*n#ants TOl STEPHEN F. CASH DOL­ LAR *n« LILLIAN O. CABIIDOLLAR I I I ! Tarawa Itoul*v*r4 Tarawa Tsrrac*, North Carolina TOU ARE IIKHEDT NOT!FIED that a suit to fortcla** a M ortgage ha* R**n (11*# •g a in st you In th* above Court fay th* absv* named P laintiff. Th* properly sought lo bo fcirsrlosvd Is • • follows: LOT «. LONODALK SUBDIVISION, according lo th* Plat thereof, a* record*# In P lat Book I t. Pag* II. o f 4h* Public Record* o t ■tm lnel* County. Florida. YOU ARE REQUIRED to tl I* your A nsw er w ith th* Clsrk at lb s Court and to ssrv* a copy upon th* P lain­ tiffs’ Attorney, IRVING NATRANSOM. P. O. B o t <1. Coco*. FlorM* not later then August T. t i l l . I f you fall to do •*. a dsrr** pro conf***o w ill b* en­ tered against you for th* r e ­ lief demanded In th* Complaint. WITNESS my hand *nd **al E f aald Court a t Ssm lnol* County, thla Tth day o f July, 1114. IN THW CIWCI'IT COUNT OF THE NINTH JIIIH IA 1, CIB I t IT. IN AND FOR BKMINOLK COUNTY, FLORIDA. | - CHANCERY NO. 141IS JO ANN AKERS, Plaintiff. va DOUGLAS Me ARTHUR AK­ ERS, Defendant. NOTICR o r SUIT TOl D O U G L A S MCARTHUR AKERS e /o Dalay A ksrs Routs t Guln. Alabama TOU ARE HEREBY NOTI­ FIED that a Complaint for Dlvore* and othar r tllsf baa b*sn filed against you lu tbs ■hav* styled Court and you nr* hereby required to **rv* a copy of your Answer or other d sfsn tf* to th* Com­ plaint upon th* P la in tiffs At­ torney, E. JACKBUN IIAABZK, Attorney at Law. I l l North Orange Aetna*. Bull* IS, OrUndo, Ornng* County, Florid*, •nd flla lha original A aiw tr or d*f*na* In th* offle* o f the Clsrk ot th* Circuit Court an ar before the loth day e f July. 1*14 A. D. If you fall ta do to. Judgment by Default w ill ba takan agatnat you for tha raItaf prayed tor In th* Com­ plaint and aald caua* wilt thaa proctsd E s Part*. DONE AND ORDERED at Sanford, ■smlnola County. Florida, thla t l lk day *f Jua*. 1144 A. D. (BEAL) Arthur B. Beckwith. J r , Clsrk af tha Circuit Court Byt Mart A T. Vlklsa Deputy Clark E. Jackson H esses Attorney at Law It* North Oraug* Avanut Bull* 14, Orlando O raas* County. Florida (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckw ith, Jr., Clark or Clroult Court Byt Sandra S. Jubnaea Deputy Clsrk Law Office* Freed and N athans** 11* South W ashington Ave. THuavllJn, Fla. Publish July 9, Id, II, I*. 1114. CDB-JI “ CDA-li 19. Situatlona Wanted HOUSEKEEPER, babysitth or will do Ironing la on home. 322-8388. Legal Notice lu lb* Court *f th* Count JuJgv, Seminal* C m aty, Flai Ida. lu Crobal*. la r si Batata af O. T HEODORE WALTZ Dseasssi Ta All CrtJHava aa* Frvaaa I ta lia n Claim* ar Dsm aag A salaal ia l4 K alalsi You and s a r h o f you *, h s r s b y notified and r s q u l r *d t o p r e se n t a n y clalma an demand* w hich ye a. or a lthi or you, m ay hava ag aln at ih • • t a l a of G. Theodora Walt decs*••<!, lata of *ald Count; to th* C ounty Ju d g * ef ism l no!* County, Florida, a t hi office In th* court house c ■eld C ounty a t Bsnford. Floi Ida, w ithin six calende r montb from th* Ilm* of th* f i r s t put llcatlon of this nolle*. Tw copies of s a c h claim or d*man ■hall ba in w ritin g , a nd aha s t a ta tba place of r**ld*nc and post e M e * address of th claim ant, and ahall b* a v e r to by th a cla lm aaL hla a g s n or a t t o r n e y and aceompanlc by a filing fa* af ona dotla and such claim o r demand nc *0 filed ahall ba void. ■ uaan E. Lsa As a d m i n i s t r a t r ix *f th E stata at a . Theodore Walts, D s cta asd W ln d tr w s s d la . Halnag ft W ard A ttorneys a t Low P. a Box 1ST Winter Fork. Florida jbd* “ • ** * ,b i* *• r* iV « aj8B* ii> ** * , , , f 1 CDA.-I8 �mm It Pays To Do Business Thru Herald Classified. Ph. 322-5612 For Fast Results. 19. SltuittaM Wantad 27. Special Services IRONING In my home. Ph. 322-0.121. OVER 25 YEARS ol Fine Workmanship m Upbolstering, Draperies, Slip, covers. Time Payments ss little a t $5 mo. Drapery Hardware Instillations. KULP DF.CO RATING SHOP Pb. 322-2335 21. Beauty Salons Permanent Special Our Budget Wave Now $8 93 Cut 'N Curl Beauty Shop 318 Palmetto Ave. 322-0834 SPECIAL FOR JULY Now Air-conditioned. Price* starting at: Permanents $8.95, Shampoo, Set, $1.75 Haircuts $1.25. Are Beauty Salon, Mayfair Hotel Ph. 322 8523 7.2. Build • Taint - Repair FOR PAINTING & REPAIR WORK Call 322-5426. FOR A PAINTER, Inside or out, call Luther Tasker at 322-8159.__________________ ft •oafnrh SWEETIE PIE July 9, 1064 — Page 11 34. Articles For Sale By Nadine Seltzer Plsno Tuning and Repair L. Harmon — FA 2-*223 WELLS DRILLED, PUMPS, SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All Types ind Sire* Wc Repair ami Service STINE Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W 2nd St FA 2 8432 COMPLETE Lawn & Yard Service. 322-2310. AIR-CONDITIONING By FEDDEItS H. B. POPE CO., Inc. 25. Plumbin? Services 200 So. Park Ave. PLUMBING Contracting Repairs FREE ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2-3383 29. Automobile Service ” REMODEL - REPAIR 204 W. 2nd St. FA 2-80U ALL WORK GUARANTEED READY MIX CONCRETE 1958 BUICK Special. Muit sell. Patios, Floor, Free EtUma.ya 8300. Ph. 322-1743 after 6 Sills, lintels, step*, blocks, p. nt. sand, cement, rock, pipe, steel, gresie trips, dry 37. Doatft • Motors wells. Stepping stones. MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. BIG SALE 309 Elm Ave. 322-5781 Both new and u*ed. Sample price*. New $3600. 16' EvinJULY SPEC. Foot locker Sale. rude boat, trailer and motor, $5.l». Army-Navy Surplus, only $2*00. 17'. $1795. Crula310 Santord Ave. er. $1250. $1195, like new. DO hp. Evinrude, S*9V Used REPOSSESSED SINGER 50 hp. Evinrude, $295, Used SINGER Select-O-Matic Zig Plywood runabout*, lino. Zag, m a k e s buttonholes Terms, Robson Sporting aews on buttons, darns Good* Downtown Sanford, patebaa, makes fancy sttt 322 5961. ehes and mnnngrsm* all without attachments. Hal ance of $58, or assume re enabling payments. Trade Ins accepted. Phone 322-7457 r OUT $ Bank $ Repossessions A FINE USED CAR FROM WIPE-TRACK TOWN ] 61 Chevrolet Pickup Half-Ion, automatic transmission. 60 Cadillac 62 Series 4-door sedan, V-8 engine, aui< malic trana., power electing < brakes, radio k heater. Special . . *1145 *1995 mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. mo. National 33. K a n tiln re *1095 REPOSSESSIONS, INC. BEDS FOR RENT i n i l SANFORD AVE. Hospital, Rollawaya, Juve­ nile. FREE delivery sad IUIZ OPEN EVENINGS Pick-up. Phone 322-4503 FURNITURE CENTER 1100 French Ava. Ph. FA K M FREE ESTIMATE Upholstering 44 Mattress ren­ ovating. New A Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. Ce.. nt 70S Calary Ava. FA 8-2117, Used furniture, appliances, tools, ate. Bought • Sold. Larry’a Mart IIS Sanford Ava. Ph. FA 2-4182. SLEEPER Trailer. $75. 10th St. ft Sanford Ave. 63 Mercury Monterey 4 Door. Air Conditioned, Powered. A Cool Buy. a A 3 DAY 62 Continental $1395 Fully Equipped $595 Nice And Claan $595 61 Renault Dauphine The Ecunnmy King 61 Chevrolet 2 Dr. Hardtop $1295 nadio And Haalar. Automatic $995 GO Chevrolet 2 Dr. 6 Cylinder. O n ly ............. ... $495 57 Dodge 4 Dr. Automatic *1445 4 speed transmission, healer. 62 Chevrolet Impala *2195 62 Comet Custom *1695 62 Olds 88 4-Door *2495 'i? Olds Starfire Coupe *2895 SUPER SPORTS COUPE. V-8 an. glne, auto, transmission, power ■leering, radio 44 heater, Excellent Used Truck Buys 60 Dodge D-100 $995 Half-Ton Pickup 60 Chevrolet Panel $1095 Extra Nice 59 Chevrolet 1 Ton $1195 Produce Body, Extra Mr* 55 Chevrolet Mt Ton $495 Pickup Truck MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM l-duoc, G c) Under, auto, transmis­ sion, radio 44 heater. V-8, auto, transmission, power steering k brakes, radio, healrr, air e'lndllionrd. ' uto. transmission, power steering : brakes, power window*, radio 44 ■lrater, air conditioned. 60 Olds 88 4-Door V-8 engine, auto, transmission, rower brakes, radio k heater. 60 Olds 88 Coupe V-8 engine, auto, transmission, power steering 4k brakes, radio * heater. 63 Olds Super 88 4-door hardtop; V-8. auto, trans­ mission, power steering 44 brakes, radio 44 heater. * Bank Rate Financing 62 Olds Cutlass Coupe V-8, auto, transmission, steering, radio k heater. power 63 Falcon Ranchero B IL L H e m p h ill MOTORS • Pontiac • Buick • Rambler 804 W. lat. Street Ph. 322*0231 t -m ; PICKUP, owner. dean, low mileage, 61 Cadillac Coupe 1 DeVIll*. Auto, transmission, power ■tiering 44 brake#, radio k heater. Opaa *1295 *1395 *3495 *2095 *1595 *3295 Friday Night k Saturday Afternoon* Holler M otor Sales COMPANY 2nd. a Palmetto 2507 Park Dr. Ph. IIM 1 I1 Ph. 322-0M1 62 Ford Galaxie 2 Itoor, Automatic Trana, Radio, Heater. Powar 61 Dodge 4 Door 8 a d a n , 6 Cylinder, Tran*., Radio, llaater. Automate 61 Chevy Corvair 4 Door, 4 Speed Trana., Real Slick, 61 Falcon Futura 2 Door, Scat*. Stand. Trana., Buck*! 60 Ford Country Sedan 1801 w . Firm St. Ph. 322-0614 Winter I'ark Ph. MI 7-2330 Galaxie A Real O N LY FA ST BACK SA LE > 4 Door Sedan, Air Cond., Fully Powered, White Finlah, Look* New, Station Wagon, Heal Clean. 500 Fast Back Hardtop You Solidity Big To Feel The Know Ford The Smoothness What Makes Powarad, > O z A Gaa Saver. > n 7s Fast- Seller. 59 Ford Ranch Wagon 6 Cylinder & This Top Economy Buys ! 60 Simca 4 Door Is Dream Car. Must Fully -< H > 58 Ford Fairlane 500 V-8 Ford-O-Mallc, Real Sharp. Powar S teer. . . 57 Mercury 4 Door Sadan, Good Condition. 57 Chevrolet 4 Door V-8 Autoaiatia Trana. + M * ■ v'.ij USED Fur®., $70. W-84M DeBary. JeUy Donuts WITH Jelly In at Warren's Donut Shop $012 French Ava. 322-4062 > * u V < 1961 30" Tappan Else. Range. $50 Ph. 822-0755. 1-AM-FM Tuner/amplifier, 1VM Tape recorder. 323-0461. S AIR CONDITIONERS in good condition, from $40. Cantrlflcal water pump, 2", like m w $M; 12' Fishing boat with IT hp. motor, it's real Bke, $1S0; Adding michlM $35; Billing machines $1; Royal Typewriter $30; Golf cart $7.50; Window fan It*. SUPER TRADING POST So. o® 17-01 322-0077 Colors In Stock Are: • Red & White • Solid White • Solid Green • Skylight Blue, light • Guardsman Blue, dark • Black & White • Burgundy & White UJ 56 Ford 2 Door • Cylinder, Ford-O-Matlr. 55 Mercury 4 Door Good Condition. 55 Oldsmobile 4 Door. 52 Packard Runa Good. . . . and Oat professional carpet clean­ ing results—rent Blue Lus* Ira Elec. Carpet Shampooer $1 per day. Carroll's Furn. Two Beautiful Convertibles, 48 Oldsmobile One Yellow — One White! z o *1195 *1495 *1395 60 Mercury Monterey GE Air CoodtUoaor, sooo BTU, 110 V. Thermostat control. Lika new. $108. Ph. 3n-»51l. *1295 (Ration Wagon, V-8 Ford-O-Matie; Radio, Heater, Powar Bteer. 34. Arliclea For Sola '82 *1495 *1095 *1295 *1195 *1095 *995 61 Plymouth Valiant AUTHORIZED DODGE DEALER ■all Ua Your Furnltura. Quick Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING POST FA 2-0677. APT. alM elec. Rang#. 8 Plata Dinette aet. 21" TV Ph. 322-3331. *1295 Convartibla, Extra Clean, Stand. Tran.., Radio, Healer. Seminole Co. Motors ONE DOZEN A 3 62 Comet Custom 60 Chevrolet 4 Door FURNITURE For the biggest selection of M arly new and used furni­ ture, see Noll'a Furniture Brokerage la Caaealbarry on 17-92. Open • days • to #. *3695 2 Door Or 4 Door. 4 D lffar.nl One# To ChooM From, Tha Beat In Com­ pact Cara. Station Wagon. V-8 , Automatic Trana., pnner Steer., Radio, H aal­ ar, Real Claan. TO CHOOSE FROM- 208 longwood Plata 17 02 Ph 838-4383 *1895 60 Mercury Commuter < BUDGET FURNITURE CO. 4 Door, Atr Cond., A Premium Car For U m Than Stoat Ordinary Cara. V-8, Automatic Trana., Steer., Real Sharp. 8 COMPLETE ROOMS 63 Corvair Pickup *2695 61 Plymouth Fury 2 ONLY $240.50 Easy Terms Shop and Save Tha Budget Way Fully 2 Door Hardtop, 4 Speed Trana., Radio, Hcatrr, New Tire., A Real Bargain. The Dodge Boys Will Show You Some Real Fine Lnle Model Trade-Inn 61 Simac 2 Dr. Hardtop male puppy. $25. include* permanent shots. 2211 Bel ■57 Chav. V8 Stick, $37 31. Poultry • Livestock DACHSHUND Puppies, several Air Blvd. 59 Olds S t i c k , $32 weeks old. Registered. Ph. FREE Pointer. Owner leav­ '60 Opal, $792 bal, $34 NICE gentle 48" m ire, $125. 322-8621. Phone 838-7745. ing town and want* good '60 Anglia, $599 bal, $32 home for dog. Dog not good •87 Chav., $579 bal, $31 hunter but nice, geotla pet. '59 Opal, $574 bal, $30 '87 Olds, $641 bal, $31 322-4363. '51 Pontiac Puff, $24 '58 Chrysler, $699 bal, $32 32. F lo w e rs - S h ru b s '56 Merc. $149 bal, $7 CALADIUMS, 5000 bulbs. Bed '56 Merc, $179 bal, $11 colors S quality. 6 cent# 'SS Ford, $4»9 bal, $25 up. Wholeaalc to you. Bell’s '56 Chev., $4M bal, $24 nursery, 1 ml. W. of Big •57 Merc. W. $599 bal, $32 Tree Pk. '57 Plym., $580 b al, $30 Ripe hydroponic tomatoe#, '58 Chav., $559 bal, $29 28c lb. Grosser Hydroponic '57 Fond, $99 bal., $7 Farms, So. Sanford Ave. Brookwood 8 1at Ion Wagon, 6 cyl­ inder, standard transmission, heaer. APACHE Camp Trailers. New A Used. 322-5467. '10 VW Sedan, Radio, W/W Exc. cond. $895. 322-7544. Wki old. AKC. CaU 322-4137. 61 Chevrolet 39. Tmlters • Cabannn 62 Volkswagen Deluxe Senkarik Glass nnd Paint FRENCH Poodle vupplei, 9 4 MONTHS OLD, chihuahua Company 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 VESTA Scooter, 1963, A-l con­ dition. Roll bars and spare lire. $225. 322-7682. 1963 Chevvy 2 S. S. $200, take up payments. 322-1187. COHEN RADIATOR mlOP '50 CHEVY B rf~A ir,_*_cxlJ Free inspection, estimates, 31A. Pete 31 A. Pcta auto. Iran*., radio & heater. pickup, delivery, Rccoring Clean. *675. M, Crever. Ph. GERMAN Shephard puppies k repairs discounted. 322-1330 Ext. 355. PUPPIES k DOGS. Beagles, 322-8310. 21144 E. 3rd. 322-3443 collies, k mixed breeds. Animal Haven Boarding AKC Registered, black, fe AUTO GLASS male Poodle, 1 yr. old. Rea Kennels. 322-5752. INSTALLED tenable. TE 8-2737. BuildinK Contractor 38. Motorcycles - Scoolem GO WEST ON FIRST ST. '63 Chevy II Nova, Excellen cond. Ph. 322 2283. Don't give him anything; but your name! rank and house numberI" 15 FT. GLASS runabout, 40 hp. motor, Tilt trailer, $575. 10 & Sanford. 63 Corvair Monza 900 36. Automobile* - Trucks Auto Glaaa, Taps k Sea* Covert 27. Special Services 36. AutnmobRm • Trucks 37. Bonis - Motors SCUBA diving gear complete with tank and accessories. Call 322-2802. 322-4234 AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. Call B. E. Link, 322-7029 Rrralh 4 Door. i *295 *695 *595 *295 *295 *245 *295 *145 *40 *40 i/i Strickland - Morrison U l l i l T LINCO LN | U r n U U I MERCURY m V o IN CO R PO R A TED 308 E. First Street Ph. 322-1481 A 3 t)AY O N LY 1009 Palmetto A rt. Sanford W. Park MI 4-8916 > FA ST BACK SALE Sanford WinUr Pork 922-4614 H I 4-0209 �V lft I brnTarB Page I f — July f , 1984 WrrxTB I, Cub Scout Leaders M eet For Training By Jana Caaaalbarry Sessions 1 and 2 of Cnb Scout bade training for Cub* master*, Denmother* a n d Committeemen were conduct* ad Monday night at tha Cas­ selberry Community Mstho* dlst Church by Instructor* Mr. and Mr*. T. E. Whitmore of W inter Park. The Instructor* made ef­ fective use of slide* and flanelgraph visual aid* to lllu* strata their talk*. Th« courie was attended by representatives of Cub Tack 540 of Casselberry and Pack 240 of Altamonto Spring*. New Cubmaster* for th* two parks ar* Dava Water* of Casselberry and Robert Trerira of Altamonto Spring*. Ib e local Cub Scout* *ie planning to participate In the district Cub-O-Ree to be held Aug. 22 at Mend Garden* In W inter Park. Thema for th* occasion will be on the Olym­ pic* and handicraft items made by the Cub* also will b« on display. F rt Ij *j oi NO NEW CUBMASTEFLS, Dnvo Water a of Casscllierry Park 540 and Roltcrt Trerico of Altamonto SpringH Pack 240, left to right, were among thoso attending tho basic training course for Cub Scout leaders held at the Casselberry Community Methodist Church and taught by Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Whitmore, right. (Herald Photo) I* T ill III cm cm DA | v«. nn , PA I •t I r 1 s »u» For of 111* l*r| 1M| No. of an< Ma •t llll PA a l- 10 for tlia New List Of Blood Donors Is Released Ninety-eight person* each donated a pint uf blood to the Seminole County Blood Bank during the month of June, Chairman Ralph Wight re­ vealed today. Six of the donor* were women Including Mr*. Lillian Burk* who gave her eighth pint; Mr*. Jean Converse, aeventh; Mr*. Margaret J. Aul, 10* ho Co Legal Notice of crl Ml is tub ctBovtr comm jm ir iA t. c iiic r iT 11 % i v a m i p o i i * s s s iiv o i.il r n r v r v CIIAVCKIIY VO. K IM n in t h op f i .o m i NOTICIt t ip » | | T * l i . i S TATU OP Fl.Olt III A TO l H A iiiir n . niTHHi:i.i< whnee resldancs Is 1110 nrostlw ay * Toledo, Ohio Tou are h erelif notified that Cult haa best) filed aaalnel r»u la lh* Circuit Caiurt of H»mlaula County, Florida. In Chan­ cery, an abhr#vtat*.| llll* of whlrh la FIIIHT FKIIKII At. ■ AVINOH ANII l/IA N AHHOCIATION OF HKMINol.i: COUNTY, a corporation. Plaintiff, v* l l A l l l i r D, R O H lU a et al. Uefendanta, th* nature nf enld aull bain* a ault In foreclose that certain m arinas* dated May II, IMS, and o f record In O fficial Haaorda llooh M l at pane II I of th* Public liecord* of Hamlnnt* County, Florida, encum berln* th* fo l­ lo w in g daacrlbad real property, to -w lll Lot I t (laaa Weal ID feat thereof) KVANP nUIIOIVI. HION, accordln* to Plat thereof recorded In I'lal Hook I, p**e IT of lb* I’ubllo lleoord* nf Hciiil. not* O ounly, Florida, and you ar* h«r*hy r«<iulred to file your An*w*r In »ald ault with th* underalgned Clerk o f aald Court and to eerv* a copy Ihoreof upon I'U liillff* altorn ey, who** name and addre«a appear t»«hiw, on or hafora th* loth day of Aucuat, t i l l , and In default thereof Deere* Pro Cnnfeaao w ill b* an (•rad asalnat you. WITNUHH MV HAND ANIi OFFICIAL HUAI, at lh* Oounly Courthoue*. Hanforil, Henilnot* Oounly, Florida, title luth dey of June, ISM. (SEAL) Arthur If Ilerkw llh, Jr., Clerk Circuit Court Hyi Martha T. Vlhl-n Ii. C. P hillip II. Logan HIIINIIOI.MKII and TJWIAN Flral Federal llulldlng Hanford, Florida ruhllah July S, t, is . II, ISM. tliiril, anil Mis. Lula Morgan ml Mra. Jnniro Fisher who donated for tint first time. Robert Thninns led tho totnl donation giving hi* 30th pint nf blood. Others were Clnudn Haw­ kins, 27; C. C. Henderson nnd Frank Holmes, 20; David Green, 2.1; W alter Cook. 22; John Fortier and Robert I). Grleme, 21; Richard Clielelte sml I/ircn Dougherty, 111; Harry Knhelbergcr, 10; Ray­ mond Hall nnd Lewis Srhwelckert, 14; Melvin Siskind, Rolairt Bennett, nnd Winfred Smorowski, 11; Ralph Sehriekert, Cnreni Gnger, Rob­ ert I-rFlla, and lluliert .Smith, 12; Bernard D. Jnffi'o, O. K. Robinson, II; Willard Nelder and William Clnrk, 10. More who donated during June Included; Henry S. Hilts, llurold J. rlinpniBn, Kenneth L. Merles, K. C. Har­ per, larwrnan J. Oliver, seven; D. C. McCoy, Alvin F. ‘niiiinpaon, Clarence W. Bar­ low, sis; Roger W. Coleman, K. II. Hudson, Leslie William Holcombe, five; Ituasell II. Fehrman, Robert E. White, Jr., Chnrlea B. Gnllrglier, James Ronsvvelt, L. J. HI*ner, four; Edward K. Atwell, John W. I’rather, Ronnie J. Berlin, three. Ferry W. Willey, Hay T. Glinea, Jerry Langdon Jones, Harry Meara, Bert Hollings­ worth, Ronald K. Rasmussen, Gary Gibson, Curtney Mead, Elmer C, ('nni|iliell, Rev. Jes­ se Ilrown, Cecil (!. I.indeley, Durwntd T. Solley, two. First timers Included Willie Renfrew, Ilnvld L. Martin, Harvey L. Fayne, Isaac Clark, George Renlon, Franeia J. Miller, Robert K MncGiegor, Willie J. Ransom, Jr., Mar­ vin L. Slone, Morrell Dnbose, Elvin J. Feterson, Thomas ('aldernne, Rudolph Heott, llu- ey l,eo Ware, Phillip Carson, Also William I.. Price, Wil­ liam II. Reanlen, Gcraltl R. Rates, Rolivrt W. Repp, James W. Crampton, Raymoiul J. Rlarek, Thutnna DiMagglo, Harry K. Naylor, Robert E. Morton, Thomas Trnynor, John Underwood, Jr., Robert I*. Hobbs, Jerome II. Spourke, John Taylor, Den­ nis I). Tcernly, Richard W. Iloelle, Llnnie J. Rogers, Norman L. Robinson, Millard K. Powell, Wilson Ilradshaw, Ralph D. Scott and Joseph Bryant. The Lions Club nf Cassel­ berry Inc, hi* received It* charter from the aisle, -ac­ cording to Stalo Secretary Tom Adsms. 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VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 231 Meanwhile, working out of the commerce department, the three former aouthrrn gov­ Pica to County Commission­ ernors (Hodges was once gov­ er!: Could you possibly con­ ernor of North Cnrolinn) sider the purchase of a fog­ have visited seven southern ging machine while you're governor* and the governors of Oklahoma and Indiana pondering the next fiscal bud­ since Tuesday. get? Those blind mosquitoes Hodges said the visit to are, putting it mildly, pesky. Florida wound up the current • • * tour, but added that ultimate­ Mayor A. L. Wilson, called ly. the governor of ail 50 repeatedly to city business states will be visited. meetings, grinned the follow­ Governor Hryunl, n segre­ ing suggestion the other day: gationist who hus said ho will “While we’re at It, let's con­ take no special steps to en­ sider some more money for force the civil rights law, the mayor's office now that smiled very little during the it's become a fulltime Job." meeting, lie and Collins arc IIy Donna Eatea WASHINGTON (U PI) • * • A letter from Atlantic old political foes of long­ President Johnson today pro* Wc can relax a little more Const Line Railroad assuring standing. Collins was all senteil elaborate statistic* and now; the Beatles have paid its full cooperation in having smiles. testimonials from the business their Miami hotel bill. the otd station house at the world to challenge charges by Church Street crossing re­ Sen. Barry Goldwater that tha Some say it’ll be Barry in moved was read at the reg­ administration is fiscally ir­ San Francisco next week. ular meeting of the Longwood responsible. Some say It'll bo Bill. After City Council Thursday even­ Johnson made known hi* due consideration, the Clock ing. facta and figures about tha Winders have come up with In the letter, ACL explain­ economy at an impromptu tho following decision: Time ed that the building had been press conference in the Whit* will tell. House cabinet room. Thl* fol­ sold to Railway Exprrs* in . . . lowed a crowded ceremony in WASHINGTON ( U m - 1959 »rul bad bren in opera­ r iilC tiin (UPI) _ Former which he awarded the Dist­ tion until late last year. It The need of a Humane So­ President Johnson said today inguished ScrrL e Mcdul to stated that as soon as per­ | President Dwight D. Eisenhow­ ciety in Seminole County has Ailrn. Barry D. Felt, former been pointed up again by a he is “ much more interested mission can be obtained from er said today that the Repub­ eommandcr-in-chlef of U. S, Paola woman. She called the In deeds than" words from the state commission to per­ lican platform should do more forces in the Pacific. Herald, reported two young Cuban Premier Fidel Castro manently close the office, the than "merely state principles The Chief Executive said The President made the building will be sold and re­ and generalities." puppies had been abandoned Elsenhower, en route to the (lint In about n week he hope* near her home and asked statement In response to an moved. to announce final figures on In other business, A. E. San Francisco GOP conven­ what she could do about it. olfer by Castro to improve tion. said “ You have to re­ fiscal Unit which ended Juno A check of city and county relations with the United O'Neall and Associates, city cognize the great issues of the 30. He said lie expects to ha States. engineers, were authorized to authorities showed this an­ able to give the country iom« At a news conference John­ draw specifications and ob­ time." swer: “Nothing — you're He told reporters, who as­ "good news." son also announced, in the tain bids on equipment neces­ sembled at the observation stuck." Johnson made this predie. foreign policy field, that Mi­ . . . sary for chlorinating the Platform of his private car. tlon on the basis of prelimin­ chael Forrestal, son of the However, sometimes local late defense secretary James rlty'e water. Chnirmnn R. C. that a platform had to do ary figure* which he had seen veterinarians have waiting Forrestal, would be the new Carlson explained that tli? three things: involving the federal deficit, —State principles. list* of people wanting pup­ head of a U. S. inter-agency State Health Department re­ employment ami other favor­ —Identify the Issues. able economic indicators. pies and these could be task force on South Viet Nam. quires chlorination of ail pub—State how the principles As for Goldwater'* charge of checked. Also, if wc may be The President at the same lie water supply systems in should be applied to solve ihc fiscal Irresponsibility against so bold, a Herald classified time named Lucius D, Bat­ the state of Florida, Nearly 00 per cent of the Council voted to advertise problems. his administration, the Presi­ usually brings good results. tle, now assistant secretary local National Guard unit, • • « Elsenhower's private ear for bids for a new police car dent said ho was not entirely of state for educational and Company U, I2lth Infantry, familiar W'ith all of what tho If these fail, then it's up to cultural affairs, s i U, S. am- as requested by Police Chief was attached to the Santa Fe responded to a practice alert probable Republican presiden­ the recipient to either dis­ ambassador to tho United Claude Imyo. Bids are to be Railroad’s "Caucus Special," early last night within 20 tial nominee had said. But submitted by 2 pm., July 3d. a 22-car chartered train which pose of the unwanted animals Arab Republic. Johnson said lie was more in­ The police and fire depart­ will carry a host of politicos minutes of the call. Johnson's remarks on Cuba or make pets of them. Until SANFORD'S NATIONAL (iUARD member* converged quickly on tbu They assembled at the local to the convention. terested in recent appraisals of came when he was asked ments requested that Separate such time, that is, someone local armory lust night for a tent alert, tin aril* and tho commundcr of tbu National Guard Armory at With Eisenhower on t h e the economy by experts in a about a series of recent public private telephones be install­ organizes a Humane Society. relief check the alert plans in the upper left picture. In it are Cpl. Ruddy position to determine the wis­ statements by Castro suggest­ ed at Chief I.ayo'a home with platform were his brothers, about 7:30 where tlscy drew • • • Vaughn, Sgt. Ruddy Raylos, l’vt. .loo King, Sgt. Rob Spencer. 'With them dom of current policies. Dr. Milton Elsenhower, pres­ their weapons and were giv­ Someone once said: If par­ ing that the United States and two snd three extensions, re ident of Johns liopltips Uni­ en instructions- on alert pro*_ is their K-9.Corporal, Wrt’/ f , r «Jt »\pt» wolf dog. At right and checking The President then proceed­ Cuba sit down and negotiate spectlvcly, placed In other lo-. ents weren't ssiccp at the over wear are SI'-i Henry Og'coby and I'fc. Jou Oglesby, brothers, versity, ana Earl iv,: »nuo v« r, cedures. ed to lick off a number of au­ some of their differences. cation*. The request was tak switch when their kids were and 2nd Lt. S. O. Dorminey, supply officer. At bottom is Capt. William a Republican candidate for thorities who have been quit* In charge of lit* group was Johnson replied that he had en under advisement. young Utcre'd be a lot less J. Ilowfll, commanding officer, as Sgt. Ralph Smith of tho mortar pla­ the Illinois Legislature. Also Capt. William J. Howell, com­ optimistic almut current econ­ seen these reports ami would An application for transfer with the former President juvenile delinquency, toon reports for duty. (Herald Photos) omic conditions. manding officer. "carefully watch" for any ac­ • • • of the beer and wine license was Charles H. Percy, GOP These ranged from tha The mess section loaded its tions or deeds by the Com­ The Herald staff ii start­ munist regime in Cuba which at Raker’s Place to Mrs. Ju l­ candidate for governor of field ration tear, guards were American Banker* Association ia Adams was approved. ing to work in earnest on this might Indicate sincerity. Illinois. which according to the Chief 1united around the armory us It w h s agreed to place year's Progress Edition. It Executive, said the unusual it would be in a real alert But Johnson said he was could be the greatest edition "much more interested in “dead end" signs at Oleander, length of the current economic and a variety of military 14th Strrct and Lynns Drive upswing could ho partly a t­ we’vs ever published • if deeds than In words." classes were given. and a street light at Olean­ tributed to the recent tax re­ Sanford doesn't start going The Guard was secured at der and Marvin. duction nnd the stability of backward*! about ll:3u p.m. and the men The office of First Federal • e • The offer of the Sinclair Henry Ford Jr. that the econ­ dispersed to their regular civ­ Savings and Loan Association Refining Company in Tamp* omy was stronger than it had Those who want to “ keep ilian duties. will not oliservu iu usual to furnish the city’s require­ Fourteen n e w teachers Smith .Seminole Junior High, been In years. Sanford for the Sanfordltea" The test was called by the The S e m i n o l e County hour* on Monday, July 13, in were appointed and six others Miss Ollle Hoeie Whittle at ments of gasolines, oils and may get their with. If the School Board Thursday en­ 53th Coinand Headquarters in order to gd the staff suffi­ rcap|>oiiited (or the 19G1B5 Seminole High and Mrs. Pearl greases was accepted and the powers that be continue ta tered into a lease agreement Jacksonville. cient time to change over the school year at Thursday's Srolt at Crocini High. installation of two 1,000 gal Bryant Talks To refuse to "think big," the National Guard units are with the City of Sanford bookkeeping system to the la­ meeting of t he Seminole Inn gasoline tanka and pumps M r > , Eliza lie Ih Hnlhack oidtimeri will have it back, expected to be set for Imme­ for the use of Sanford’* test type electronic • compu­ County Board of Public In­ was appointed secretary at Boys Staters was authorized. Just like It used to be — 50 Memorial Stadium this fall diate action at any time on ter equipment. Tim dour* will Westsldc Grammar while cus­ TALLAHASSEE (UPI) struction. years ago! by Seminole High School, orders of either the slate or he closed all day, hut there A |10,000 Increase In tho todians named were William Gov. Fari* Bryant told rep­ • e a The board also appointed Sanford Junior High School federal governments. Seminole County Health De­ will he "plenty of work go­ three custodians ami a secre­ Johnson at Lyman; Irving resentative* of the 1004 ltoy* The rest of the world Is am! (’room* High School. ing on behind those doors." tary, accepted tli* resigna­ Johnson at Westsitle Gram­ State today they were “in ♦'moving on." 1bore’s no place partment's appropriation from Under term* of the agree­ According to George Touhy, tion of three teachers, au­ mar ami Jesse Barrington at the front ranks of volunteer*" to go but forward. You don’t the Board of Public Instruc­ ment Seminole will pay 11,Executive Vice President, Use thorized leaves f o r three Seminole High. who are making (lie United go backwards. You progress tion was requested Thursday GOO, Sanford Junior High employes will lie "working a- others and heard that two The Iroan! accepted the res­ Stale* realize it* potential. * or die! Then everyone else by Dr. Frank Leone, county round the clock" starting to­ teachers declined appoints for ignations of Joseph MulliolA bevy of youthful shoplift (750 and Croonu High (750. B r y a n t , addressing the Just strides right over the health department director. night at 8 p m. and will tic next year. ers were caught Thursday in Tho City will convert the laud and Gerald Jones at meeting in the state Ilouie of top of you. forced to continue till* rou­ This would bring the Health local stores and police issued park from baseball to foot­ Among new teachers ap- South Seminole Junior High Bepreientativvi, said, “ You s e e A motorist was injured laic tine over the weekend, includ­ (Miinted arc Mrs. Jean War- ami Vlrgal Dulfell of English will show us how to enntinuo another warning for mer ball use and will niuiutuin Department’* total to (21,000 Unofficial count on the the park and tho lighting Thursday night when his car ing Monday while the office go, diaries Webb, Robert Estates. on nur stumhling course to Liona Club "take” at the Fun inasmuch as ths department chants to be on the alert for system. left Highway 17-02 and ram ­ is closed. such activities. Leave request* were grant­ reach our goals" of world Raynor and John Otl, South Fair la close to ft ,000. That’ll has been receiving (11,000 R. T. Milwer, superintend­ med a telephone pole at Sem­ Touhy said the officers nl .Seminole Junior High; Mrs. ed Mr*. .Myrtle* Lackey of poaro through compassion. Ail those nabbed yesterday buy a lot of glasses for needy since 1000. ent of (he schools, said Unit, inole lllvd. and Holly Avc. First Federal regretted the Nadine Colling, English Es­ Midway Elementary u n d " T h e s e were in their teens or pregoal* are being Dr. Leone, reading a pre­ children and pay for a lot of the (1,500 Seminole High Police report Charles B. fact that this procedure was tates; Donald Carter, .Sanford Mrs. Kathcrn Barrow o f achieved through a revolution teens. pared statement, said that the eye testa. Now Lions are Three girls, aged 15, 15 and will pay is due to the fart Robcrtxon Jr., 28, of Osteen going to Inconvenience mi m i c Junior High; .Mrs. Jean An­ Longwood Elementary. in our democracy," Ih- said. ■■ying, “Ju st wait until next number of students since 10GO two of tho school's was taken to Seminole Me­ of their customers, hut lie thony and John Blair, I.ymun 13, were caught in the act of that has be substantially increas­ year." teams will utilize Hie facil­ morial Hospital for treatment felt sure that they would un­ High; Mrs, LeKaun Blair a e e ed and that the present en­ shoplifting at Cowan's Depart­ ity — the varsity and the of a left wrist fracture and derstand and lend coojwra- and Mrs. Diana Foreman, ment Stone, police said, and This will shock you. There rollment of l.'i.OOO Is expected Junior varsity elevens. fare cuts lion In lids move to up-dato lamgvvcHid Elementary; Mrs. were turned over for Juvenile For An All 'Kmintl were over 11 thousand known to double by 1070, He ex­ In other action, the hoard They said lie was driving anil speed up tho service that Mary Toole, Soutliside Ele­ Court action. They arc being plained that a large portion lllegimate babies born in Flor­ opened bids for industrial south of 17-1*2 when tho car even now is highly compli­ mentary; Mrs. Mary Ohusck, detained in juvenile custody (■ood Time . . . . ida last year - 11,000! And of the health department's aria supplies for the forth­ led the rmd amt hit the pole, mented. at the county jail. Westildc Grammar; M r * . activities are related to the not all of them are known. "With (lie ever • increasing Colleen Norton, Altamonte Police report the girts had coming school year. The bids lie faces rharge* of failure Mccl For A Drink AI The Authorities do not ask to see public school system and that taken merchandise valued at were referred to the board's to have his ear under control demands of government for Elementary; and Mr*. Moriunlras some increase In the a marriage license. They take (5888 from Cowan's, Me- a d m i n i s t r a t i v e assist­ and with destroying private reeords, both for federal a- an Johnson, Goldsboro Ele­ tha mother's word for IL appropriation was made this Crory's and Ihc Silver Dollar ant, Waller Teague, for an property. The mishap occur­ genclcs nod for our clients, mentary. What a vast untold burden of year h* feared that an ade­ analysis and reeommeudn- red i t 11:43 p in. we feel that nur new setup 1 shiv store. Mr*. Carolyn Gore was reheartache and suffering Is in­ quate health program could tinn. Apparent low bidder will permit maintaining nur appointed to learli at English A boy, 5. was reportedly not b* carried o u t., Moil, thru Sul. dicated by thrsa startling present hours ami still give Estates, Mrs. Linda Bow at s e e n taking merchandise for plumbing supplies was The Board advised Dr. Tucker VAH-1 figures. Wall Supply Company. the reports that arc requir­ Wests idc Grammar; l’.D. Fie • a a Leone that this m atter was from the Ben Franklin Store, • Dancing "On The H o u m * ed." the SAL officer said. 25th St. and Park Ave., and Wests ide Grammar; P. D. Honor Guest q Every Friday Night j Ron Rlsner and David La­ being given careful consider­ was stopped by a store clerk. The office will lie open as Fletcher and Itusst-i Moore at T, E. Tucker, president of usual at 9 a m. Tuesday. Two FFA Youths nier of Sanford, attending ation during budget studies The rterk told police ahe Brier! your favorite lunra J the Florida Statu Rank, wai Boys State at Tallahassee now being made and that ev­ saw the boy take the item Going To Camp ery effort i* being made to the honored guevt of Heavy Shoemaker Host have been elected to serve In and, while she was talking to 51ike Tindell and Mike Gib­ Attack Wing One Thursday at Car Catches Fire the house of representatives. comply as far a* possible him, his sitter, 7, left the A t Pavilion with tha Health Department's son, president and secretary, the monthly full-dress dinner A gas line on a police car store. The boy was taken to request. respectively, of the local meeting at Sanford Naval Air A. K. Bhocmaker of Fanbroke Thursday night and ig­ In another action, the his home and no charges were chapter of the Future Farm ­ Station. ford was among mrmbeis nf nited wiring before being hal­ Board endorsed “in principle" filed. ers of America, will attend Each month lop civilian ted by the driver near the po­ the Florida Council of 100 t h e 3oth annual Forestry members of Ito- community lice station. Damage was con­ wliu entertained heads of ma­ Abby ................ ...... Page 9 a proposal by Vernon W. Training camp at Camp O’­ are invited to attend the »cx- sidered minor. jor corporation* at that Flor­ B rid g e ............... ....... Page 9 Dunn that a Seminole Coun­ GIs Wounded SAIGON (UPI) - Viet Cong Lena State Park near High non. More than 20U members ida Pavilion at the New York C lassified____... page 10- It ty Taxpayers Association be of HATWing One were on World's Fair. Comlca ............. Page 2A-3A organised. Previous approval guerrillas Thursday wounded Springs on Sunday. During the past school year hand. Suit Settled Shoemaker was Joined by Editorial _____ ..„ Page 1A of the recommendation was three American soldiers dur­ The principal speaker was MIAMI (UPI) — The lone other council mpmbera during Funeral* -------- ___ Page 3 given by the Seminole Coun­ ing fighting near the sacred both young men participated Horoscope . . . . Page 2A-3A ty Commissioners and the Black Virgin Mountain in on the cattle and swine judg­ Capt. C. L. Burbage of the juvenile survivor of a night the meeting at which tinvo Society _______ __ Pag# 8 m atter will now be presented South Viet Nam's rugged cen­ ing tea m i at the Florida State Navy Bureau of Personnel, of horror aboard the ketch the corporation official! were VALDEZ HOTEL t) to the Seminole County Cham­ tral highlands where the Com­ Fair, Kissimmee Valley Live­ Washington, D. C., who dis­ Uluehelie, has settled a (350,- given outlines of benefits to Sports ........... — DOWNTOWN SANFORD TV Programs .... . . . . I’ag* 3 ber of Commerce for its en­ munists appear to have open­ stock Show and the Ocala Fat cussed the officer's carver 000 suit again*! the estate of he derived from locating their ed a general oilenaive. proceduici. Stock Show. the boat's captain tor !'J00. firina in Florida. Wa tha Women ...... Page 9 dorsement. ct o ^ * TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges offered Florida today the services of a new federal agency to conciliate any dis­ putes arising out of the civil rights law but Gov. Farris Bryant said he did not think Florida would need any help. “Florida is capable of han­ dling Its own problems In this regard and I anticipate no trouble," Bryant told Hodges and former Florida Gov. Le­ roy Collins, who is to be di­ rector of the new community relations service set up under the rights law. Hodges, Collins and former Tennessee Gov. Buford Elling­ ton were closeted with Bryant for 40 minutes, then held a four-way newa conference and flew back to Washington in an Air Force plane. Colllna and Hodges mude one point very elear. First, Collins said, “we arc Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” LB J Answers Goldwater Charges Support From Business Men Is Revealed ACL Agrees To Help Remove Old Station LBJ Asks Deeds, Not Words From Castro Ike Outlines Requirements Of Platform Practice Alert Held Here By National Guard First Federal Board Names 14 New Closed Monday Teachers; Renames 6 Board Leases City Stadium County Health Department Asks Fund Increase Children Held In Shoplifting Osteen Driver Hurl In Crash V FRIENDLY CAIUUE \ OPEN TILL 2 A. RI. I Herald Index j i i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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S, 1064 < t. Salinger Named To Fill Engle's Senate Seat (UPD—Pierre Si linear, preas secretary to two prealdents. Turatlay wn* appointed IJ. S senator to succeed the late Clair Engle. Gov. Edmund O. Brown. a Democrat like Salinger, an­ nounced the appointment of the 39-year-old Salinger at a ncwi conference here. Engle died last Thursday after a year-long fight agaimt a brain tumor. Salinger, J o v i a l , cigaramoking former press secre­ tary to the late President John F. Kennedy and Presi­ dent Lyndon 11. Johnson, faces a Nov. 3 general election con­ test for the full six-year term against Republican George Murphy. Salinger is heavily favored to defeat the former actor. Murphy served notice he would make the interim ap­ pointment an Issue in his cam­ paign against Salinger. 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I tSIl SJiMMmmiM, PC Oraan Stamp* «***!* •**»•■ md ****** *h Heed ft Shoulder* Shempo Any Style, Any Sise i<>rm u.i, uu*mi a. tsu*i uuouvwumn>UPlHMM)PI HWY. 17-92 & SR 436 CASSELBERRY, FLA. o m iH S O Jfl Oraan Stam p* iA at* «■■**« m i m **»■ «h Jtf Oraan Stamps •14 *i* mmtm mi **+mm *0 Jill Oraan Stam ps 01* ****** m i im itm *h OUT TOOTH FASTI (fo-Off Peck) family sise 77* SWIFTS PtSMHIM SUCID DRIID BUT 4-ee. pkg. 59c HeroMa's Orsags Band Sliced Belegne 12-ee. pkg. 49c Utplrss . August ft* AftftU $1 I j # 2 ’/x California Lemons e r u Fish Sticks ...............59* Tornow't Sliced Cooked er CHARCOAL BRIQUETS WASHINGTON (UPI1 — Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy Tuesday urged Congress to reform the l-all bond system and end checkbook Justin-. In testimony prepared for a Senate Judiciary subcom­ mittee, Kennedy said the rich man and the poor man do not receive equal Justice in the courts under tha present ball system. Ball has become *‘a vehicle for ayalematic Injustice" be­ cause it consigns to ptiton any one who cun not "pay for their freedom,’' ha said. / 49* Cake Patties ............29* 49« Mail*, Telly Cottosi Cheese Fresh Ground RFK Urges Bail Bond Reforms Freshmen and sophomores are not permitted to have utoraobiles at the Univerity of Florida. Cream P e a s..... 5 Gertan'i Fiih Min Wiiceatin Mill* Chtddar Cheese 2 'A. 29* Southland Froren Yogurt ...........29* PO T RO A ST WASHINGTON (HIT) — The Senate Judiciary Commit­ tee Tuesday approved legisla­ tion to itall apportionment of atata legislatures for a mini­ mum of two yeara. Tha committee voted 10 to 2 to approve a bill by Senate GOP leader Everett Dirksen which would postpone Su­ preme Court ordered appor­ tionment until state lrgiiluturea run have two regular sessions to consider t h c problem. 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Cabinet Fails To OK Building TALLAHASSEE (UPD The Cabinet refused for a se­ cern) time Tuesday to approve a request by a Tallahassee a r­ chitect firm that tl construe! a 10-alory office building across from the Capital Center. Wallis Associate*, Inc., ask. ed Cabinet approval for the move a week ago. Gov, Far­ ris Dry ant directed a commit­ tee lo study the request. The committee reported to­ day that U had taken "no af­ firmative action" tic cause it had not seen the firm’s spe­ cific proposal for the building. BUY 1 — GET 1 FREE! ■4lft Bits tmpm m i pvrehsts ill or Brounichwttatr, 3 6*ot. pkgs. 17c e x (taO.rrg lit.. Am) ill ft. JH41 Rescuers Reach French Miners CHAMPAGNOLE, France (UP1)—Rescue workers broke through Tuesday Into the rnv•rn where nine cheering, sing­ ing miners had been trapped for eight days by ■ cave-in. An emergency shaft 200 feet deep reached the min­ er* at 12:55 p. in. <B:55 a. m. EST), eight daya and 45 minutea after they were caught underground by the cullapio of a limestone mine shaft in Mont Rivel. Tha men were expected to be hoisted to the turf ace in an eacapa capsule within three huura. They had been in com­ munication with their rescu­ ers over an emergency tele­ phone line for daya, and they were in good condition despite the ordeal. The fate of five other* trapped by the same cave-ill was uncertain. Aw| F^ti h tfr r . I l l , <HMl u. !**(> t«*ln* M , « um I A ISS4I iiMmMOPooooooo! �U. S. Speeds Military Buildup In Southeast Asia Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” Sty? it 9 eto^ To set an idea of the size of the proposed lakefront nmrlmi, look a t it thin way: A 25-acre area is proposed to he filled in ^pml a motel, res­ taurant and convention center built on it. Compare that 25 acres with that now occupied by the Muyfnir. The latter amounts to four acres. I’retty impressive, ch? « • « John Burton was asked the other day what effect the pro­ posed marine facility near Lake Monroe Inn would have on the lakefront project. His reply was that it’d be an as­ set to It. Hank and Louise Pyle have previously announc­ ed their intention of building such a marina—the first to be publicly announced. • • • One of the biggest firms in the Sanford aren, Chase & Company, told merchants the other day it is harking the murina project. Gen. J. C, Hutchison told the Merchants Association members his com­ pany wants "to see this get done." • It • • VOL. 56 Zip Code 32771 A WEATHER: Partly cloudy through Friday with scattered showers; high today 88-92; low tonight 72-78. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 250 United Press Leased Wire Established 1008 THURS.. AUGUST 6, 1961 Informer Fled State? • • • BRIEFS Peaceful Night JERSEY CITY (U P l)-Jcrscy City Wednesday night en­ joyed its first peaceful night since bloody rioting broke out last Sunday. British Back U. S. LONDON (U ri) - Prime Minister Sir Alec DouglasHome today denounced North Viet Nam’s PT boat attacks on U. S. destroyers as "unpro­ voked aggression." Jackie In Venice VENICE, Italy (U P I)-M ri. John F. Kennedy, widow of the laic President, arrived here today from London for a ) achting vacation on the Adri­ atic. WASHINGTON (U PD -M en arc more interested in politics than women arc, A survey of a cross-section of the popula­ tion asked this question: "Arc >ou greatly Interested In politicsT" Result: 30 per cent of the men said yes; 28 per cent of the women. The majority of both sexes said they had only day at 9 p. m. moderate interest or no In­ • • * The Seminole County School terest at all. Board failed to field a quorum Wednesday afternoon and had to delay awarding of acveral contracts relsting to school work. School officials say they hope s quorum can be con­ vened shortly to handle the important details prior to the opening of school later this month. Bikes Stolen Four youth* attending the Wednesday morning movie at the Rita Theater found their bicycles had been stolen when they left the building shortly a iter noon, police reported today. I I/ J Herald Index Abhy ....... ....... Bridge .—.... Classified ...... — Comics .............. Editorial Funrrals — Horoscope Society ----------Sports ...------— ,TV Programs ... yt’e the Women , Page S-A Page 3-A Page 8-9 Page 2-A . Page I-A Tage 2 Page 2-A Page 4-5*11 __ Pag* 7 .. Pag# 3-A Pag* 3-A Letter Named Trio’s Killers, Gregory Says mwA... Next week is "Florida Week" a t the New York World’s Fnir and Monday has b e e n proclaimed "Florida Day." Business i n t e r e s t s throughout the state are be­ ing urged to lend extra sup­ No Hope For 5 CHAMPAGNOLE, France port to efforts boosting and publicising the " S u n s h i n e (DPI) — Rescue workers to­ Stale" during this special pe­ day virtually abandoned hope riod. of finding alive any of five • • • Seminole County has 110 miners buried deep inside residents as patients in Flor­ Mount Rivcl by a cave-in July ida state hospitals, according 27. to the Florida Association for Mental Health. The total hos­ Ike's Aid Sought WASHINGTON (LfPI) — Re­ pital residents in the state is listed at 0,08(1. Of these 6,029 publican presidential nomniec are a t Chattahoochee, 1.840 in Barry M. Goldwater said to­ the G. Pierce Wood Memorial day lie would ask former Hospital in Arcadia, 1,413 In President Dwight I). Eisen­ South Florida State Hospital hower to take an active part In Hollywood, and 79H In in his campaign. Northeast Florida State Hos­ Medicare Pushed pital at MncClenny. • • • WASHINGTON (DPI) David P. Harris, son of Mr. President Johnson dispatched and Mrs. Fred J. Hurris Sr. top administration spokesmen of 3104 Country Club Hoad, to the Senate today to open a lias been promoted to the drive fur action this election rank of airman second class year on his program of health In the U. S. Air Force at care for the elderly financed Keeslcr Air Force Base, Mis­ through Social Security, sissippi. He's a graduate of Seminole High School. Congo Fighting • • • LEOPOLDVILLE, The Con­ John Kridcr was asked go (U PI)—The American con­ about the prospects of his sulate reported from Stanley­ longtime Sanford • Titusville ville today that fighting be­ canal project. His reply was tween Communist-backet) redirect and to the point: ' I t s bell and government troops a statu project now and was still raging In the embat­ there’s no question about it tled city. being built." He says he secs it ready In three years. Politics For Men Members of the Klngswood Builders entry in the Slo-Pltch slate tournament In Kau Gal­ lic notched their first win Wednesday night when they stomped the Volusia 1’aints nine of Daytona Beach, 14 to 6. The local entry rests tonight but resumes the tourney Fri­ Sim ttfi JACKSON. Miss (UPI) - A Misslssipplan so terrified by the consequences dial he fled die stale may have been the informer who sent FBI agents to die graves of three missing civil rights workers, an intogrationist said today. Negro comedian Dick Gregcry said in Honolulu early to­ day dint he had turned over a letter to the FBI three weeks ago that pinpointed the spit near Philadelphia, Miss., where the Ixxlio* of the vic­ tims were buried and named the men responsible for the killings. The letter was in response NEW STUDENTS at Seminole High School signed up for tho fall term to a $25,000 ix’ward Gregory this morning lit the school anil were given a briefing of the scheduled ac­ offered. tivities, Shown idxive are, from left, Jack Martin, Nancy Rohm, Mary Gregory also said he had a Joyce llatcman, student adviser a t the high school; Doris Gibson and tape-recorded Interview with Richard Chauintml. (Herald Photo) another Mississippi resident who named seven men as the killers but that the resident said he got his information from others. The FBI here and in Wash­ ington declined comment on Gregory’s statement. Neither would they confirm reports (hut arrests were expected "at any time." "1 wondcrt if Ibp encourageTALLAHASSEE, (UPI) >• ■■ , M.. n: ;. .■’!) — Hurrlcano Gregory turned over copica e .. . ... d . ,’oedlcnce it Gov. Farris Bryant said today a chancellor system for Flor­ a reason for the disobedience l.untrr planes were sent out of Ine id ler, writlen from ida’s universities would pro­ around the country," tie said. today to check a weak easter­ Washington, D. C., today. Tiia letter was signed but bably Ik- tin* best step the The governor dbcloieil that ly wave that dumped heavy state could lake to improve l.e w.is not in favor of shutting k|,ovvt-rs on i’uerto Ilico Wed- Gregory asked that Hie name lie withheld. It was typewrit­ its educational setup. the Tall alia ssc airport r o t an nesduy night. ten and contained frequent Bryant told hi* weekly news rant when the clergymen at­ misspellings and grammatical The Weather Buioau said conference thul the chancellor tempted to get service there. "I thought il would be bet­ winds had been clocked up lo errors. system had its advantage* "This Is a Mississippi man and disadvantages, but "Pd ter for Florida nol lo impede :,0 miles per hour but there writing Hus letter," Gregory their departure, if we eould was no sign of circulation. probably vote for it." said. "Ho had lo be scared. "A chancellor system would get them headed North on the Forecasters said Uic check He went to Washington and lake away from the Board of plane they woukt be happy was "purely precautionary." got a box number there." Control a great deal of de­ ami we would lie happy," he The roplci of tlic letter that Eastt rly waves are watched tails" il now has to cope wilh, said. Gregory produced said that during the hurricane season " il doesn't serve the cause the governor said, lie said the tlie three civil rights workers Board of Control system of of justice lo violate laws," he became they sometimes de­ had been followed after titclr velop into tropical storms. added. governing the university pro­ release from Jail to a rural gram had an equal number of area where they were "stiradvantages and disadvantag­ rounded" by a "sum of five es. men" ami shot. Bryant added, however, he FBI agents found Die bodies was pleased with the progress of (lie youths under 23 feet of which has been going forward einy al a pond dam on a farm In the state’s junior college near Philadelphia Tuesday program, evening. Report* said that an Bryant also said he was An eight - member charter Holly Street; heard an ex­ official autopsy, exported lo enneernrd with the nine while Committee was appointed last planation oi a drainage report tie made public today, would anil Negro ministers being night in Altamonte Springs to for the town; asked Harold show- tiiat the workers were held in Jail here on GQ-day review and revise the town Kadcliffc of the Glace Engi­ kiwi. terms for a Hint sit-in demon­ charter in preparation for a neering Co., St. Petersburg, to stration at tho Tallahassee possible city manager-comm­ submit cost estimates on airport. draining Second Street from ission form oi government. " I’m concerned about any­ The committee was selected Sanford Avenue to Hermit's body in jail. Fin concerned as an aftermath of a recent Trail; asked tile Hubbard when persons take the law In­ suggestion by Mayor I-aw- Construction Co. for cost esti­ to their own hands,” lie said. rcnco SWofford that the chart­ mates on a sidewalk In front He said it was "a danger­ er is "ancient" and in nc«-d of the post ollice and on the LONDON (UPI) - Soviet ous precept" to allow civil dis­ moderniisiion. smith side of Highway 436, Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev obedience s i m p l y because I'lans rail for a point-by- and accepted an American Irelay appeared caught in a "you don't like the law." point review of the document LaFrancc Co. hid of |t tl a dilemma by the sudden flareand this will lx* followed !>>' fool for t,5iXi feet of fire hose. up of tn-slillllos lx-1ween the public meetings at which time United States and North Viet residents will be briefed «n Nam. tile steps to lx- taken. NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) On the one hand, he must A legislative ic t would be Greek and Turkish Cypriots, give support—in words, If not necessary to adopt the new firing bazookas, mortars, ma- In actions—Ui North Viet Natn, form of government and town V' “““ chine guns and rifles, clashed because it is a Communist officials hope this can be done , T 'Wl. . r „_ In time for the State U*gUla today near die Turkish Cy country under attack. print fishing village of ManOn the other hand, he can­ lure session next year. Named to the group are soura where arms and men not condemn the United State* too strongly, because that Mayor Swofford, Mrs. Joan allegedly have landed from Turkey. would harm hia efforts to esse Henna. -Mrs. Jerusha l.iello, A cease fire won by Swedish tiie cold war. Edward Levy, Douglas Smith. These considerations are Leslie Winters, Robert Webb UN troops Wednesday night and Town Clerk Harold Capps. collapsed when Greek Cy- complicated further by Mos­ In other action the board pilots filed bazuuka shells in­ cow's rivalry with Peking for world Communist leadership. denied a petition to abandon to the Turkish Cypriot village of Ayos Theodores. But further cease fire ef­ forts were continuing, officials said. Bryant Talks Of New University System Altamonte Appoints Charter Committee Nikita Caught In Dilemma Cypriots Clash Society Meets Tonight At 8 A HEAD-ON collision near Weatherafield late Wednesday afternoon resulted in serious injury to an Altamonte Neuro woman, Mrs. Esiuria Moss, driver of the car shown, who was hit by teenager Russ Bentley, also of Altumontc, us he improperly attempted to puss a truck. Bentley, and passengers in the Moss car received cuts and bruises. (Herald Photo) Planes Scout Wave Off Puerto Rico The Sanford Historical .So­ ciety will meet at 8 tonight at the Sanford Chamber of Com­ merce offices, 107 W. Com­ mercial St. Those interested in preserving the history of Sanford are invited. According to James T. Talmadge, membership h a s grown to 30 since the group formed in May. C Of C Meet Donald Jackson, chairman of the Board of Directors of the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce, has called a meet­ ing for 7:30 p.m, today at his home. Plans for the fall pro­ gram, lo open in September, will be reviewed and reports will be heard from all com­ mittees. / Court To Study Release Plea TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The state supreme court agreed today to consider a re­ quest for release from jail of nine white and Negro minis­ ter* serving GOday sentences for a sit-in demonstration. Justice Campbell Thornal will hear attorneys argue the petition for writ of habeai corpus at 11 a m. on Friday. V Power For Any Showdown Ready I'niled Press International The United States rushed men, ships and planes to Southeast Asia today to meet any possible showdown with the Communists over Viet Nam. Red China has charged (hat the United States had "gone over the brink of war" with ila retaliatory air strike* against Communist N o r t h Viet Nam. But Poking took no appar­ ent action to back up the North Vietnamese. The fast-moving Viet Nam crisis included these develop­ ments: —Congress moved In bi­ partisan fashion to unite be­ hind President Johnson in Ids punishment moves against Viet Nam. Two key Sennto committees swiftly approved a resolution approving nn American policy of firmness to preserve peace in Snuthrnst Asia, and sent it on to the full Senate for action. The House Is expected to set soon after the Senate. —In Moscow, the Soviet government newspaper Ii* vestla condemned the Ameri­ can air strikes ngainsl North Viet Nam. It termed the strike* "a g g r e a s i o n" and warned Washington not to "go too far," but 11 vestla coupled the warning with a plea for peace in the region, saying th at "for this noble object no effort should Inspared." Peking broadcasts, while claiming that "aggression by tho United States against the Democratic Republic of Viet Nam means a g g r e s s i o n against China," said it was up to Nortli Viet Num to "hit hack in self defense against the armed nttaeks of U. S. imperialism." U. 8. Ambassador Adiai Stevenson told the United Na­ tions Security Council Wed­ nesday that ttie United States would not tolerate attaeks by North Viet Nam or anyone else. UN S e c r e t a r y General Thant was making a state visit to Washington that hail been planned before the erisl* broke out. It gave Johnson an oppor­ tunity to outline U. S. policy to him in person. Through American embas­ sies around the globe, John­ son informed U. S. Allies of tho why* end wherefore# of Wednesday’s action. All but France, still dickering for neiitrRlizntion of Southeast Asia, quickly expressed firm support. There were scattered minor demonstrations against the U. 8. action In Japan, .Sweden, Algeria and Beutlsnd, but no violence, ('n the American political front Sen, Barry Goldwater, the Repuhllckn nominee, prais­ ed Johnson's decision, "1 believe It is the only thing he could do under tha rirruinstnnecs," G o l d w ater said. "Wo rsnnot allow the tho American flag In be shot at anywhere on earth if we are to retain our respect and prestige." Units of the U. 8. Seventh Fleet, which patrols Commu­ nist coastlines throughout the western Baelfic, were dis­ patched from ports In Japan and Hong Kong to the Indo­ china station. .Squadrons of American je t fighter-bombers were shut­ tled west from tha United States, to Honolulu, to Okin­ awa and tho Philippines, to Thailand and to South Viet Nam Itself. Six F102 Delta Dagger je t fighters arrived In Saigon Wednesday to provide sir de­ fense for any retaliatory laid* by North Viet Nam. More FIOS’s landed 875 miles north nt Danung, only 100 mile* from the North Vlctnnmeso border. An aircraft carrier task group, normally baaed a t San Diego, Calif., was transferred from ihe First Fleet, patrol­ F. E. ROUMILLAT JR. ling the U. S. Pacific Coast, to the western Pacific. Eight American submarines, three of them nuclear-power­ ed, were poised for action a t undisclosed locations In the western Pacific. Tho carrier US8 Ranger* with lUft combat aircraft, sail­ ed nut of San Francisco Bay Francis E. BmimiUat Jr., focus. This group lias spent today for the Far East, re­ proprietor of a drugstore Inur­ their time, money and effort turning to station there a fte r ing his name, today called the to place lx1fore the City Com­ maintenance work was quick# P’ 0 posed lakefront marina "a mission and the citizens of ly terminated. (Crews manning the Vigil­ wise ami progressive move" if Sanford a plan lo develop our ante* ii Iii inrd the Ranger are lake sltorc to tho fullest ex­ the City of Sanford “ aggress­ from the Kunford Naval Air ively promote* Ihe develop­ tent—a plan that will benefit Station. The Reconnaissance the citizens many time* over ment of the Sanford Marina." (lie ro d of tiie undertaking. Attack Squadron 5 members Boumillat lied Ihe marina "The marina development were recently deployed to tha plan with tiie port facility by tile city and Ihe barge faci­ West Const as ths first unit which Is now living analyzed lity development by tiie coun in nn historic move which combines the East and Weak saying the two would "make ty will make Sanford and Const Navy groups for world­ Seminole County the focal Sanford and Seminole County point of central Florida. In wide protective coverage for the focal point of Central the foreseeable future, San­ the United States.) Tho crisis boiled up sudden­ Florida." ford ran become (he recrea The merchant's statement turn center, and, the tiarge ly on Kundsy when three port Uic distribution hub for North Vietnamese patrol tor­ follows: watcrlxirnc commodities for pedo bouts made an "unpro­ "The proposed Sanford Mathe whole of Central Florida. voked attack" on the destroy­ rina, in addition to tiie barge "It will certainly be a wise er U.S.8 Mnddox. The Maddog port facility now under study, and progressive move If our was checking on Communist will truly be the key to tiie City Commission aggressively ■hipping in the Gulf of Ton­ economic stability of this area. promotes Ihe development of kin, 36 mile* off the coast of North Viet Nam. Sanfordites h a v e wistfully tiie Sanford Marina." gazed al their like front for many years, wishing something could lx: done lo utilize this wonderful natural asset. "It U through tlx; combined effort* of a small group of Sanford businessmen lhat tire potential of our lakefront has been brought aliarply into Waterfront Project Called 'Wise Move' DRIVE IN FOR A FREE SAFETY CHECK Service Station Bandits Get $70 Sheriff* deputies today are investigating the holdup of Kayo service station manager with the bandit or bandit* get­ ting away with about 170. Details were lacking at prvastlme today. Deputiqi (aid, however, a car had been stolen earlier at live Seminole Shopping Plaza and was ap­ parently used in Ute holdup. Authorities said lhat after the stickup the car was teen in the Eatonville area and an Eatonvllle policeman chased it after K had violated a driving law. The driver eluded police and the vehicle was later abandoned In Seminole Coun­ ty, police said, a NEW 8TUUE HOURS: Moa. Hire Frf. • to «; Bat- • «• t 405 W. F ln t SU Sanford Ph. 322*0651 �Seminole League Sets Hootenanny At Lyman High WINNING RIBBONS In Inst week’s Junior Olympics held at Longwood Elementary School for summer recreation students nl Lnngwnod and South Seminole Elementary In Casselberry were, front from left, Lynn Anne Stevens, Donna McElmurry, Ricky MeGnugh, John Adams; back, Gina Chenet, Ricky Adams, Ricky Smith, Rick Kilmer and Jnne Pugh. Hospital Notes AUGUST 5, 19fil Admission* Kirk Anthony Butler, Ar­ thur Duhsrt, Ellrsbeth Smith, Carol Fernick, Ruth Price, Ann Scott, all of Sanford; John Lutx, Denary. Birth* Mr. and Mri. August Scalia of Sanford, ■ boy. Discharges John Marshall, Hetty Via, Conda Sampion, Baby Boy McKinney, Alira McCailin, Clayda Jonei, Minnie Brown, Freddie I.cnnr Howard, all of Sanford; Augusta Bilbrey, Geneva; Mary Ogle, Enter­ prise; Florence Well*, Altamonta Spring*, Injuries Riddle Boston Palriots » • By United Pre** International Opportunity la knocking for rookies In thn Boston Patriot training camp at Andover, Mass, Injuries to regular receiver* Cl no CappclIctU and Jimmy Colclough will force Coach Mike llolovsk to go with newcomers Nick Splnelll of Miami end Johnny Barrett of Boston College In Sunday's exhibition clash with Houston. Jn addition, Holovak had ob­ tained Mack Yogo from Buffa­ lo during the off-season to npell defensive ends Larry EUcnhauer and Bob Dca but Yogo haa been alowed by Infuries and Is now on the wai­ ver Uit, leaving the spot open for either first year men Ri­ ley Morris, Leonard St. Jean nr veteran Jim Hunt. Exeil Seals of Pralrln View <Tex.) AAM Wednesday be­ came the first member of the Houston Oilers to get the axe. Coach Sammy Baugh la re­ ducing team workouts to onec-day for the rest of the week. The Oakland Raiders re ­ moved offensive end Jim Bar­ rett from the injury list and pronounced him ready to go for Sunday's exhibition meet­ ing with Kansas City. Schools Join Forces In Junior Olympics By Donna Ealea Approximately 70 young* start attending tha summer recreation program a t I,ongwood Elementary and South Seminole Elementary schools participated In Junior Olym­ pics a t tha Longwood school last week. Missing Pilots Californians WASHINGTON (U PD -T he Defense Department has Iden­ tified the two Navy pilot* mis­ sing Jo the air strike agsinit North Vietnamese naval bas­ es and said one of them may hive been captured by the Communists. The pilot! both flying from the carrier Constellation, were Lt. (Jg) Everett Alvarez Jr., 20, of San Jose, Calif., and Lt. (Jg) Richard C. Sathcr, 20, Pomona. Calif. Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara said one of the two pilots may have landed In North Viet Nam either by parachute or In his crippled plane. He said lt was not known which one this might be. Electrocuted CLEARWATER (DPI) Paul Ysrusso, 81, of Dunedin, was killed Wednesday when he brushed against two live power lines while helping to Install new wiring at tha Pal­ metto Fish Market, which he owned. MONOPOLY NEW YORK (NEA) Either the United State* or Australia baa won every Dav­ is Cup challenge round alnee 1988, tho y ta r Great Britain *woa + At II) Dunns Kale* The nntiusl tjongvenod fire­ men's post July 4th party was held Ssturday afternoon and evening a t the home nf Crewman Must Stand Trial TAMPA (UIM) — A U.8. district Judge reserved a rul­ ing Wednesday on whether a Negro shrimp boat crewmsn was mentally competent to stand trial for the high *»a* death nf his rapluin. Psychiatrists told Judge George C. Young Henry Wea­ ver, 23, Is mentally competent in their Judgement Weaver is charged with murdering Capt. William Schuck of Bar­ tow In May. The crime ap­ parently happened In the Gulf of Mexico near Fontera, Mex­ ico. Weaver waa returned here by the Coast Guard and tak­ en into custody by FBI agents. Murdar on tha high seaa la a federal crime. SRDTo Receive Highway Bids TALLAHASSEE (U H ) — Bid* on 80 bridge and high­ way project* wilt be received by the State Road Depart­ ment Aug. 26. Among the project! are construction on two interstate road* -1-96 and 1*4 in St. Johns, Orange and Seminole countie*. Another Interstate project included In the bids Is furnishing ami erecting tra f­ fic algna on 1-4 In Orange and Seminole counties. The college graduate over his lifetime will earn ap­ proximately ' 1180,000 g]or* than tha high school gradu­ ate. BANKRUPTCY SALE OPEN FRIDAY Bought Prom Receiver Of The U. S. Court NIGHT WERE 16.00 [ WERE >13.98 WOMEN’ft and MISSES' Children's Summer FALL SHOES SHOES Were 82-96 War* 88.88 ...... * 1 .6 0 Ware Less SHOES Were 88.00 To 811.00 1 Le*a 18.80 S 8 JO K ? '2.50 *8.50 To 11.60 WOMEN'S AND MISSES' IS,00 82.30 SUMMER SHOES *1.60 *2.60 ‘3 . 0 0 MEN’S PltKHS S I. on CHILDREN’S FALL SHOES Wero Less 41.00 81.10 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reiter. Thirty-four guest* were present to enjoy swimming and home movies and slide* nf p u t activities of the fire department. Mr. and Mrs. Orland Fox, Mr. and Mrs. Fred K a c I a v n n and Mrs. Carl Lnmmler sang many of the favorite old aonga for the group. An abundance of deli­ cious chicken barbecue, which had been cooked by Chef KarUvon, waa aerveil with baked beans, potato salad, macaroni salad, c o l a s I a w, cake*, pie*, peanut butter barm and aoft drinks. Attending the party, other LONGWOOD FIREMEN anti their families enjoyed nn annual party last than those mentioned, were Saturday afternoon and evening a t the Roy Reiter home. Shown around Mr. and M n. Charlaa Gatlin, the pool are, front from left, Mrs. Fred Esclavon. Mrs. Carl Lommler, Gene, Lucky and Elisabeth Mrs. OrUnd Fox and Mrs. Charlie Gntlin; back, Orland Fox, Charlie Gat­ Esclavon, Carl Lommlar, Mr. lin and Jim Reiter, Fred Esclavon, Tracy Estes nnd Carl Lommler. and M n. Harold Willis, Mr. and M n. Brian Snow, Keith Willis, Mr. and M n. Bill Hsmbty, Judy and Calvin Rtitor, Mr. end Mrs. John Farina, M n. Patrick Murphy, Ken Brabaion, Mr. and M n. Jim Reiter, Hr. and Mrs. John FORT L A U D E R D A L E Ferris, Joyce and Sua Reiter, (U PI) — A 21-month-old hoy Mr. and Mrt. Tracy Estes. given a couple by hi* mother in a laundromat waa ordered TWIN OR FULL SIZE returned to hi* parent* Wed­ nesday by Circuit Judga Ed­ gar William* Jr. PRICED FOR WINTER HAVEN ( U P D Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bach­ The total pack for tha 1968- man aald tha child, Tracy An­ YEARS AT 64 orange concentrating sea­ thony, waa given to them by WITH son was 63,674,426 gallons, up Mr*. Leo Davl* Deillck In h TRADE 79.50 four per cent from last Me­ coin laundry 10 mdnths ago. lon, the Florida Cannars As­ The coupls mada efforts to Matching Box Spring At Same Low Pric* sociation M id Wednesday. adopt tha child. Later Mrs. The canncra said tha 'tea- Deillck apparently decided she son lasted three weeks long­ wanted the boy back and ask­ er than usual with final pro- ed the court to return him. BEDDING CO. ceaalng occurring during tha "The real victims in this 119 Magnolia Ave., Sanford week ending July 26. Laat court’s reluctant decision are 322-6321 year’s pack waa 61,640,102 the petitioners," Judge Wil­ liam* said In hi* ruling. galloni. Couple Loses 'Gift' Baby Orthopedic MATTRESS 53.6 Million Gallon Pack 49 $ Echols MRS. MARIE ThompHon has been named public relations repre­ sentative for Mac’s Oil Co., distributor of Phil­ lips 66 products. She will visit all homes in Seminole County tcilinfr altout the vurious Phillips 66 s e r v i c e , such as fuel oil, gaso­ line, credit cards, bat­ teries and accessories. tail or bring this coupon 0 and have the Sanford Herald delivered daily to your door for Only FEB WEEK SHOES & BOOTS i Pape 2 — Aug. 6, 1964 S tn lJ UN TIL 9 P. M. MENS WORK LONDON (UP!)—Mrs. Thora Gtissfurd, a 41-yaar-old widow who spent fiva y a m as ■ novice nun after her first husband dlsd, remarried Wed­ nesday. Mrs. Glssfurd said she left the convent without taking final vows and then m rt her new husband, opera House m anager Arthur Tolson. SAN ANTONIO, Teg. (UPI) —Shepherd’s Laundry is trying to pick up saw businasa. They put up a sign that !reads) "Topless bathing sutis firm ed and preaaad-onc-hilf off." Reiters Host Family Party For Firemen LAST 3 DAYS EVERYTHING V2 PRICE! Novice Widow Weds Again Topless Suits At Half Price Awardrd ribbons In various age groups and categories were: Ball Kick, Lynn Anns .Steven* and Steven Janilaon, five, six and seven yeara olds; Gina Chenet and John Add!ion, eight and nina year olds; Ball Throw, Donna McElmur­ ry and Steven Jamison, five, ■lx and seven year old*; Ginn Chenet anil Phillip Holder, eight and nine year olda; Jnne Pugh and Rick Kilmer, ten and over; Broad Jump, Lynn Anne Stevens and Richard Me* Gough, live, six and seven year old*; Gina Chenet and Rick Adam*, eight and nine year old*; Jane Pugh and Ricky Smith, ten and over; 61) Yard Daeh, Lynn Ann Stev­ ens and Ricky McGough, fiva, six and liven year olds; Gina Chenat and Phillip Holdar, eight and nine year olds; Jane Pugh and Rick Kilmer, ten and over; 100 Yard Daah, Gina Chenet and Rick Adams, right and nine year olda; Jane Pugh and Rick Kilmer, ten and over. Serving a* Judges were Coaches Walt Diurua and Rodney Umberger of Longwood end Jim 'ClMfk and Othell Sullivan of South Sem­ inole. By Jane Ca**elberry Many talented art* are l<eing lined up for the hoot­ enanny to be ipnmored by the Seminole Little League on Friday, Aug. 14, at 8 p. m. in the Lyman High School audi­ torium. Already eeheduled to ap­ pear are the popular •’Tradewind*," a folk ilnging trio coiii|io*ed of Bill Wharton, Jim Jarrard and Terry Har­ mon. Also alnging will be Mr*. Coleen Wiggin* of Cas­ selberry, a Ioral linger of folk tune* who ha* original long* a* well aa traditional melodics in her reperiarit. A square dance group mada up of Little League officer* and managers and their wive* will present several dnnrt number* and, h* a concfislon to rock 'n roll fan*, a non-folk combo, "The Shadow*," will appear. Members of this ag­ gregation include Hob Cul­ pepper, leader and Ted Biddle and David Boone. Half-price admission rate* hava been sat for atudanta and children under six y ean old will be admitted free. Ticket* are available from Mr*. M*ry Mobley In Longwood, Mr*. Barbara Smith In Lak* Mary, Mr. and M n. John Brewer In Bear Lake and each night at the conces­ sion stand In the Little le a ­ gue field In Casselberry. •snT orH To 81.00 82-30 ‘1.80 *2.80 DRESS — HEEL* FLATS — CASUALS Were Lea* 82.88 To H -H 81.11 »»» K ? '1 . 6 0 '8 . 0 0 SILVER DOLLAR SHOE STORE 201 EAST FIRST ST. — DOWNTOWN SANFORD ■ALB CONDUCTED BY SELF - SERVICE IHOX STORES. IN C 50 �T? Why Did Reds Attack? Official U. S. Opinion Is Divided 7 \ Chinese Want Area Neutral, Some Believe WASHINGTON (U P I)-T op S t a t e Department officials were divided In their opinion! today aa to what moved Com­ munist North Viet Nam to stage its apparently lenielcss attack! on U. S. warships in the Gulf of Tonkin. Secretary of State Dean Rusk said Wednesday night he was not sure, but he "would not lupp se" the attacks were part of an effort to force Uie United States into a new in­ ternational conference on Viet Nam. But other officials, includ­ ing some members of the de­ partment's Policy Planning Council, took a different view. They said they believed the Communists hope, by inflam­ ing the situation to new crisis proportions, to promote wide­ spread support for another in­ ternational meeting. Such a conference might be convertad by the Reds into an assemblage to ratify the "neu­ tralisation" of all Southeast Asia. This view—that the attacks might be part of an effort to force the United States into a new conference—gained some s u p p o r t from Communist China's flamboyant declara­ tion Wednesday night. The Red Chinese said Uie United States had gone “over the ‘brink of war," ’ and Pe­ king would not ait idly by. The Chinese also called on other countries which signed the Geneva agreements on South east Asia to come to aid of North Viet Nam, which they could do most reasonably by diplomatic rather than mili­ tary means. The United States opposes any reopening of the Geneva conferences of 1954 and 1962, contending that until the Reds mend their ways, such ses­ sions would simply "ratify terror and aggression" in the area. Some official! hinted darkly a t the possibility of major Chinese military moves in the offing but offered no evidence to support the possibility at thla time. President Johnson, how­ ever, b is ordered a major movement of additional U. S. military forces to the Far East to meet any possible threat. But the mood in Washing­ ton, following the brief "war of Tonkin Gulf," appears rel­ atively relaxed. The indica­ tion! were that the United States expects a major por­ tion of the battle to be fought on the diplomatic front in the next few days. ®tjr franfnrii A UR. 6, 1064 — Page 3 IjrraLh N a JLiM JOHN ANGEL, South Seminole Junior High principal, expresses ap­ proval of the recently completed 16-foot mural in the school cafetorium which is the work of ninth grader Danny Smith of Longwood, The paint­ ing depicts all phases of learning a t the junior high level. WASHINGTON (U rit — Mote than $1 million was added to a trio of Florida wa­ ter project* by the Senate P u b l i c Works Committee Wednesday. Sen. Rpcs*ard Holland said the appropriation* bill in­ cluded 94 million for continu­ ing construction on the crossstate barge canal. The committee alto added $150,000 to $700,000 previous­ ly approved by the House in construction for the Calorsahntehee River to the Anctoto River, part of the Intracoaitnl Waterway. Pensacola harbor received $550,000 for new development. The House Tiad approved $300,000 for this project. Funds for project* in Central and South Florida were raised from $13.5 million to $14.5 million. Approval by the committee Switzerland leads all other is tantamount to full Senate countries :n dial telephone service. action. PKOUD OF HIS UOYS and receiving congratulations for the outstand­ ing performance the Seminole American Legion baseball team did in the recent Ft. Pierce tournament is Frank Thomas, right, baseball coach and inunager of the Legion Post. Offering congratulations are Tom Best, Campbell-I^issing Post 53 commander; and Caroline Frid, Sixth District commander. (Herald Photo) Viet Nam Issue Not Yet Eliminated WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Johnson’s "fight if - we - must” action has dampened but not smothered the Vietnamese crisis as a 1964 campaign issue, key Re­ publicans said today. Minority party members in Congress made it clear they had "no choice" but to unite behind the President in reply­ ing to Communist aggressing with retaliatory attacks nn North Vietnamese coastal in­ stallations. But there was a atrong "a t this time" qualification In their , comments on whether the war in Viet Nam was en­ tering A political sidetrack. K< p. William K. Broom­ field, R-Micli., said he backed Johnson's notion, hut that it did not take the Viet Nam issue out of the presidential election campaign. "Viet Nam is going to be discussed," he said. "We have hern maintaining right along that the administration hasn't been doing enough to win the war." Former Vice President Rich­ ard M. Nixon, In town for discussions with presidential nominee Unrry (ioldwatcr and other Republican leadcm, told a reporter; "It'a too curly to take Vie'. Nam out of the campaign. I hope the Piesident'e action presages more decisive moves, but what has happened it on­ ly part of the ptoldcm. The major problem is guerrilla war — on that wo need a plan." While Rep. William K. Mil­ ler R-N.Y., the GOP vice presidential nominee, agreed that the President's stern ac­ tion had removed Southeast Asia as an issue "ns of now," he suggested the situation might be different by Octo­ ber nr November. IshellaneI ADENAUER’S HIDE WAV — Former Went Germany Chancellor Knnriwl Adenauer calls his little garden house "Itetirn." Located on the .grounds of his homo a t lthnndorf, the building is surrounded by trees and overlooks a valley. Itir Jtanfarh tyrilft ■b l U h *4 D a l l g r a r e r * ■4ar, l a a l a r ■■! Christaai ashU sh sS lita ltl ■—I I— Christ—— hr ka I s a fa r i K erala. 9*4 W. I I t - ( s a f a r i , F la r lla . r ssa l C lass F eetaae F a ll I ( s a f a r i . F la. it Oar* Y ts r » S < We will continue to serve customers on this route with free pick-up and delivery service. w is r ii; M. L. 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Seagram's 7 CROWN HI.END SHELL: strp* nr provocations in that area, could cause events cap­ able of converting the inci­ dent* that took place ther* into a found armed conflict with all the ensuing danger­ ous consequence*," the slatement added, N OTICE SOUTHERN COMFORT WIBC Record MIAMI (U P D -D ade Couny public achool students will ipen the school day with a noment of alienee next year n place of prayer and Bible wading which h a v,s been tiled unconstitutional. Wednesday night, however, Soviet propaganda nutlet* were broadcasting a harsh warning. it callrd the U.S. bombing of North Vietnamese bases "an aggressive act." "Such actions, further rash IMF. SCOTCH Bout Cancelled Fust Silence U.S. Ambassador Foy 1>. Kohler left today for a vaca­ tion In West Germany, which he had arranged before the crisis came up. Soviet reaction to the U.S. retaliatory attacks Wednes­ day was cautious in the early hours with only faetual re­ ports of President Johnson's speech and no comment. By MOSCOW <UPI>—A stern Soviet warning that further action by the United States against North Viet Nam could lead to "broad armed con­ flict" was viewed by diplo­ matic sources today a* tougli talk to cover up Kremlin emharrnshmrnt over the rtitis and hopes for peace. The source* said the So­ viet* feel they have nothing to gain in a clash in Southeast Asia, where Communist China controls the local Communist parlies, and a great deal to lose in their efforts In case cold war tensions with the United State*. The warning* of general war, they said, went hand in hand with hope* that there is no further artinn in the U.S.Vietnamese crisis. Soviet ralmnes* over the crisis was underlined by the fact thnl Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev was out of Mos­ cow on a trip and that many of his chief aide* were vaca­ tioning—yet none appearrd to he ninking plans to come hack to the rapltal. BLACK& WHITE FALUN, Sweden (U PI) — Former heavyweight cham­ pion Floyd Patterson hme can cellad two exhibition boxing matches on Uia advice of doc­ tors. Patterson was to have per­ formed in the tourist villages of Mora and Naaa but withdrew because of the recur­ rence of an old back injury. COLUMBUS, Ohio <UPU— Membership in the Women's International Bowling Contrees has reached an all-time ligh of 2,607,370. Mrs, Emma Phaler, execu­ te s secretary of the WIBC, ileo announced Wednesday h a t the number of sanction•d leagues has increased to 114,731, up five per cent. Soviet Warning To II. S. Mild One $1 Million Plus OKd For Florida Wafer Projects Lam plighter ^ $ | 0 9 5 Imp. EnglUh Gin 4# 5th> I MARTINI MANHATTAN DAIQUIRI M Reg, q u a r t FULL STRENGTH 99 QU%IT If �-1 Hjf # m fa r l P a p e 4 — A uk . 6, 1964 Vrrmlt Mrs. M. J. Corbett Is Hostess To Miss Mary Helene Washburn Church Circle To Marry Ronald Brumbaugh Mr». Mary Tiimm Wash­ burn of Sanford announce* the engagement of her dnughter, M in Mary Helene Wnsh­ it urn, to Ronald I/ee Brumhaugh, »on of Mr. and Mr*. Carl It. Brumbaugh, alio of th ii city. The popular hride-elret w n horn in Sanford and attended public schnola here, having graduated from S e m i n o l e High School with the d a n of 1002. While In high school, She was n member of the (ilea Club, Anchor Club and the National Honor Society of Trl-Hl-Y. Site was co-editor of the year hook, ’Salma­ gundi" and attended Florida State University in Tallahas­ see. Mr. Brumbaugh wm bom In Morristown, IV , moved to Sanford in IDGfi and was graduated from S o m I n o I o High School in 1DG0. He is a graduate of Chipola Junior College in Marianna and re­ ceived hii II.S. degreu in Duallie n Administration at Flor­ ida State University this April, where he was a mem­ ber of Delta Sigma 1'1 Frater­ nity. He is presently affiliated with the Acceptance Corpora­ tion of Florida in Orlando, Miss Washburn is the ma­ t e r n a l granddaughter o f Mrs. Maurice Cnrbelt w i j hostess at her lovely home on Lakcvicw Drive, to the month­ [ Henry Tamm Sr, of Sanford I The wedding will be an ly meeting of the Ethel Root land the late Mrs. Tamm and | event of September 3, 11)0-1 at Circle of the Congregational Is the daughter of Robert 111 a. m. ut All Souls Catholic Christian Church. Washburn of Orlando. Church. An inspiring devotional ser­ vice was presented by Mrs. Bonner Carter, based upon the Gospel of John. Routine business was con­ ducted by the president, Mrs. Wilier Bethea, at which time a slate of officers for the joint Women’s Fellowship was ac­ cepted by the group. Officers elccied were: president, Mrs. William Burtsche; vice pres­ ident, Mrs. A. M. Remusat: secretary, Miss Miriam Burtschc, and treasurer, Mrs. Mabel West. Tentative plans were dis­ cussed for Die Gymkhana, whfeh thn Circle la sponsor­ ing on Sept. 20. At the conclusion of the meeting delicious refresh­ ments of ribbon cake, punch, nuts and mints wrre served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Harold Hcrbst from a beautifully appointed table. Members atlendlng were the Mme». T. It. Alford, Clay­ ton Bagwell, Walter Bethea Bonner Carter, Robert Getman, Harold Hcrbst, Ralph bossing, G. 0. I'ordgrcn, A. M. Remusat, Edward Simp­ son, Clyde Stinson, Oscar Zittrower and Miss Ruby MISS MARY HELENE WASHBURN Booth. BETTIR BUYS! BIGGER BARGAINS! BETTER BUY NOW! MEN’S WHITE Sport Shirts MEMOS R ep. $2,98 Vulue FROM YOUR WHILE THEY LAST! \y MEN’S & HOYS’ SWIM TRUNKS 79 Reg. Values $1.99 To $1.98 YAUI) AND GARDEN RMND TOOLS R eg. 29e And Up SKI BELTS SWIM HNS AND GOGGLES Y A R D POOLS (2 ONLY) ItEG. 19.99 NOW $g.79 (2 ONLY) Vz OFF Rck. Value Vs OFF $!i.99 AND $2.99 NOW sg.99 AND ? |.9 9 (2 ONLY) (4 ONLY) $2.99 TOYS % OFF m a d a • biscuits, cranberries, strawberry parfait and home made cake was served buffet style from a table covered In Flexler-Barnette Coiffure Come-on: Are Announced The Flirt Curl NEW YORK (UPI) — The "flirt curl" is tho hairdress­ ing industry's newest addition to fall and winter hairstyles. The curl is a lock of n woman's hair saved from a new haircut, perfumed with her favorite scent and lied with n small ribbon bow. "Wear the curl at the cen­ ter of the neckline at the hack of your head, or wherever," said tho National Halrdre<srrs and Cosmetologists Associa­ tion. "Tlirn, give II to your fav­ orite beau to wear in his la­ pel. He's pinned I" The hair fashion committee or the association said many curls should not he given away, however. In short, hair for tho new season will bo shorter than in many years and with a "softness of curl and wave." Wave lines are layered and have a decided feeling of roundness, said the associa­ tion. Hair is cut in curves, diic-likr, with full ends at the sides and through the crown area. Finger waves of yester­ year are hack, Imt with mold­ ed "S" curves. For day, ears will he covered. For evening, ears usually are exposed, ac­ cented with a touch of rouge and with outsize ornaments. Evening coiffures will have h a i r pieces milled, either placed on top of the head or low at the nape of the neck. Most full styles arc parted. And Pie clean forehead Is in, with hangs used only to cor­ rect hairlines when needed. BY: BETTY ANNE As you know (nr do you?), there are ta n basic types of haircuts, the tapered and the blunt. In the tapered rut no two halts are the same length. The huirdrrssrr first ruts thn hair Into a basic shape, then resorts tit scissors or a ram r tit achieve the rut so perfect for so many women. The blunt rut slops all hairs at the same Irvrl hut I Ida doesn't Infer that it’s all the same length. In fart, hair Irani the frown may hr 4 nr 5 limes the length of IU-rkline hair. Blunt rutting im­ parts body to fine hair and is Ideally auitrd to pagfltuya. According to tha Gulncss THIS WEEK'S HELPFUL Bonk of World Records, pub­ HINT: If your hair is bushy or wiry, a blunt rut is defin­ lished in England, tho largest itely not for yuu. outdour sign in thu world is torn ted in Tampa. Hie sign, advertising the Atlantic Coast Lina Railroad, is 387',4 feet long; 70 feet high; weighs HAIR STYLING SALON 17a tons mid contains five 2201 K. Park Avc. miles of neon tubing. Betty Anne's Cinderella Fashionettes New York designer Vera Maxwell went to Greece this summer—and thereby hangs a tale of i new collection of jewelry. The designer said she returned from the Aegean with shoe boxes and boxes of stones she gathered along the shores of Greece. Back in New York, she worked with a jeweler to create gold mount­ ings for the stones and turn them into one-of-a-kind crea­ tions for the woman looking for the different in adorn­ ment. The stones are made into pendants, neck circlets, bar pins, rings ami earrings— and Mrs. Maxwell said they w e r e especially handsome with fall and winter tweeds. Miss Maryann Sapone Honor Guest Of Bon Voyage Party •c ’ «;V H ?< v 1 * SfJ w r • • • Enough rope for a hanging —and then some—Is coming to live jewelry scone for fall, line manufacturer, Richelieu, not­ ing that the "Perils of Pau­ line," one of the mint popular tnuvir serials of all lime, is producing "Pcr'is of Pauline" jewelry. The I’cr'ls. ro[ies and other typo necklaces, copy styles of the IthKJ’s and '30’s, Nome of the ropes measure up to 120 inches, says tho maker. • • • Another fall season of fur line and fur trims it on it! way. Tlie New York coat and suit firm, for instance, lines numerous coals and suit jac­ kets with sahlc-dyed skunk, raccoon, black nutria, mink and other animal pelts. One trouserrd suit — punts rut much likes ■ man's except they are culflesi—came with jacket lined In raccoon. Hood also cam# In the same fur. ___ ________ MISS M/\RYz\NN SAPONE wns n recent honor guest of n farewell party nt tho Ilcrota home on l’oinscttia Drive in Forest City. Enjoying tho Polynesian style party were kneeling from left, Hlnckie Hcrota Jr., Rich* nrtl Klnwc, Miss Snpnnc, Stuart Dorothy ami Roger Ilcrota. Standing from the left are Annette MrGohnn, Lois Pearson, George Crabb, Johnny Morrison, Ktlie Ilcrota and Reeky Totten. will depart in the near future fruit kabobs, and a variety Ity Maryann Miles The home of Mr. and Mrs. niacki# Ilcrota Sr. of I'olnscttia Drive in Forest City was the site of a surprise farewell parly when the Hernia chil­ dren, Edie, Roger and Illacklc Jr. entertained honoring Miss Maryann Sapone. Miss Sapone This Season’s Isn't scared for Manteo, N. C,, where she will enter school this fall and will be residing with her grandmother, Mr*. P a t i l e Smith. . A Polynesian style supper was served and the hosts dug a hole in the ground to grill the meal. A large wooden serving platter in the form of a fish contained delicious S&pWvcdsiA of spots because her pretty plaid is protected with Scotch gnr<l* brand stain ntjwller. arc simply sensational! Red or blue ensy-carc cotton sweetly sparked with white. O " 5.98 BisesT to 14, 7.98 SIim 4 to 6*. Accredited You'll find nhnpe-mnkIng stretch pants in news-making c o l o r s and a simply terrific assortment of skirts, blouses nnd swenters. Come In nnd pick Charge Capture their beauty in nirttim Mofcc ut hroclgvcjrffft Foi fcoripii tam rftii • vqyjipn.tni • film Wieboldt's CAMERA SHOP 210 S. PARK AVE. yours soon I Accounts V *137 7 r ^ -H- of other delicious Polynesian fare was served the guests. Everyone enjoyed the delight­ ful outing with swimming in the lake. Others alcnding were Rich­ ard Klawe, Stuart Dorcthy, Annette McGohan, 1-ois Pear­ son, George Crabb, Becky Totten and Johnny Morrison, from New York, who is visit­ ing his mother and stepfath­ er, Mr. and Mrs. William Cobbelt in Bear Lake, before entering the service next week. in spring, a young man’* fancy may turn lightly to thoughts of love, but if you really want to make him whirl, give him yellow togs. This suggestion comes from Ron Postal, president of the National Council of Men'* Fashions in Beverly Hills. "Warm colors," says he, "in­ crease a man's heartbeat — and yellow does tho most is lifting his spirits," NEW ARRIVALS — or — — uxhkI REXALL DRUG / Final plans have been com­ pleted for the Flcxler-Barnette wedding. Sara Flexler, and David Barnette will be married Sunday August 0, 1004 nt 2 p.m. at tho First Presbyterian Church in San­ ford with Rev. Grover Se­ well officiating. All friends nr# Invited to nttend the wedding nnd re­ ception nt Fellowship Hall, immediately following. MRS. WALLY PHILIPS nnd her dnuffhtcr, Miss M erritt Philips, from the left, were co-hostesses recently nt their Lily Court home to n lovely bridal luncheon complimenting Miss Marilyn McDaniel, bride-elect of David H. King. Standing next to Miss McDaniel to the right is her mother, Mrs. Thomas F. McDaniel. (Herald Photo) “Rack To Campus” Wear • Knits • Wools ‘THE PRESCRIPTION OUR PRIMARY CONCERN” TOUCHTON'S and orange print with oranga accessories and Miss Philips wns dressed in a button-downthe-front blue linen. Marilyn received in a full skirted col. orful print featuring a low cut fitted bodice. Mrs. Thom­ as F. McDaniel, mother of th« bride-elect, was attired In a chic blue print with a whiln fagoted criss-cross yoke. The hostesses presented tha honoree with soup bowls in her chosen chins. Others attending the bridal luncheon were Mrs. Willinm Park of Orlando and tha Mmea. W. A. Krntzert, James Crapps, Thomas Bowden, M. R. Strickland, E. C. Wald­ heim, P.ny Herron and Curtis Fisher. Also Miss Rose Krntzort and Miss Ann Crapps. yellow damask. A picturesque glass vase centered the buf­ arrangement of yellow and fet table. Mrs. Philips received the white daisies adorned with miniature love birds in a milk guests in a stunning brown Wedding Details *1.39 $2.39 KEG. Miss Marilyn McDaniel, lovely bride-elect of David B. King, was guest of honor at n rhnrmlng bridal luncheon recently at the gracious Wally Philips home on Lily Court, with Mrs. Philips and her daughter. Miss Merritt Phil­ ips, serving as co-hostesses. The dining area featured a beautiful arrangement o f white glads in a milk glass container centering a side table. Individual tables were cov­ ered with elegant hand em­ broidered outwork cloths and centered with dainty nosegays of yellow and white daisies edged in frilly lacn and net with showers of narrow yel­ low and white satin stream­ ers. An unusually attractive and delicious luncheon course of turkey, stuffed t o m a t o e s , spinuch cheese souffle, homo POOL FLOAT FLOATS Regr* $5.99 CUSTOMARY NEW YORK ( U m — Historians report ancient Egyptians get credit for thu custom of throwing old shoes at weddings nr (icing them to the bridal car. In tho lurid of thn pyra­ mids, the fallur handed the bride’s sandal to the groom, symbolising a transfer of au­ thority. Miss Marilyn McDaniel Entertained With Bridal Luncheon A t Wallace Philips Home LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED BY GLENN McCALL and ‘‘EIINIE" MILLS 110 E. 1st Street DOWNTOWN SANFORD SANFORD OPEN FRIDAY • Dark Fall Cottons NIGHTS SHOPS •TeaturlnK Fashions • Accredited ChnrRC Accounts Welcomed • Open Friday Eyenings Just For You” W ja M j £ �A I f TCf VnftrrV T rrall Aup. 8, 1964 — Pajre It * * Who Are The Worst Dressed? Leading Fashion Designer Aims Directly At The Girls w iy . . • t> o 1 tit By Dottle Auitln WE URGE YOU lo make your feelings known to your City Commissioner about the waterfront development plan. Wc hear »o much comment from every aide, and every­ one seem* lo be eager to *ce tlje proposed plan become a reality, but one commissionrr said Tuesday that only two people had spoken to him about it. He said he would like to hear from people of Sanford if they had thoughts or ques­ tions ibnut it, and said "tell people lo talk to their com­ missioners — they want to know how you feel.1’ So, readers, a word to the wise. Whrn a commissioner comes out and asks for your advise—don't just stand there —tell him! We'd like to see a few more Irtters to the editor, too. Have you lost confidence in Sanford? Do you feci like some who have said to us, with a shrug of their shoulders, "It could never happen here. Nothing has hern done about the lakefront since it's been there. Why hope that anything will he done now?" Well, you ran help make it happen. Push! Now! * * • TniPS ABROAD have fig­ ured prominently in the vaca­ tion plans of some Sanfordltes tills summer, and while they also traveling and visiting in the U. S., but she doubts that her parent* would ever come here, except for a visit Her father is an architect. We queried her as to im­ pressions and she says she likes everything she has Ken so far, and is eagerly looking forward to seeing the rest of the country. • • • DO Y O U REMEMBER Margo and Michael Hahija, photographers extraordinary, who formerly had a studio here ? They moved to Winter Park some time ago and for awhile were located in the Hidden Gardens. The Rahijas have now mov­ ed to another location in Win­ ter Park, a charming old English style home on Mel­ rose Avenue, where they have both home and studio in one, Well, to get to the point. During the recent winter season, the banjo king, Eddie Peabody was entertaining at the Langford Hotel, and he commissioned Mike to do some portraits of him. He likes them so well that lie is using them as cover por­ traits for hit new alliums. One Just out is "Great Latin Hits.” Two more, one an album of banjo Instructions will be re­ leased this fall. All will have world wide distribution. So look for the Eddie Pea­ body album on the stands, and note the portrait of Eddie by the House of Rahija. Incidentally, Mike also did a very fine portrait of ye pub* lisiicre, Walter Gielow, While hanging in the studio it a t­ tracted much attention and comment. It will soon be hanging aolngsldc that of Mrs. G., a lovely portrait which was giv­ en to the master by the mis­ tress as a birthday gift last year. • • • .MISS ORTMANN louring Europe, Europe­ an* were louring America for their vacations. Recently wc told you about t,rj Indian Prince who visited the States for the first time and took an extended trip throughout the country, hit­ ting the high spots. We learned of another visit­ or, last week. This one is a German girl, from the city of Dormsladt, south of Frankfort, Germany, who is taking a three months vacation clutching an ambi. limn itinerary that goes from New York to Florida, includes stops all the way down, then west through New Orleans to California, north lo Washing­ ton stale and bark across the northern tourist spots. Most of the way, she will be slopping over with Amer­ ican military families, with whom she became acquainted In Germany. One or these families is that of a former German nelghtwir. now married to an American cx-eerviceman, Mrs. Thomas West of 20* Laurel Drive in Pinecrcst. Mrs. West has lived in San­ ford about six years and con­ siders Sanford, Florida and tiie U. S. "home” now. All her four young children were bom here. Miss Irmcard Ortmann, the visitor from Germany, arriv­ ed by plane last week for a abort visit. She is somewhat of a lin­ guist, speaking English and French as well as hrr native German as she has served as a commercial correspondent for business transactions in these three languages, with a machinery company. Miss Ortmann has been working hard and saving her money for several je»rs, planning this extended vaca­ tion in the U. S., but her real ambition ia to find auilabk‘ employment, slay here and become a citizen. * She knows of several m a­ chinery companies which are similar to the one ahe worked for, and with her knowledge of languages she probably won't have any trouble find­ ing work. She would like lo settle in Uie area near Atlan­ ta. Miss Orlmann’a brother is were DOESN'T the drawing o! the new garden center to be built by the Garden Club look attractive? The sketch has a clean, modern line that Is simple, yet striking. This will certainly be nn as­ set and we look for many ex­ panded good works to come from the Garden Club when they have their dream house open. NEW YORK - (NEA) "Loretta Young,” Mr. BlackMr. Blackwell, who was well says, ‘‘doesn't know how­ once a Dead End Kid in to grow up gracefully. She films, had better get in touch forgets she is no longer a kid with the old gang. It may be coming through the mist and that he will soon need pro­ she swishes around in a full tection. skirt like in ingenue. The man who publicly nev­ "Dinah Shore is confused. er uses a first name (it's Richard)) is a successful dc■ I g n e r of high-fashioned clothes. But all his darts arc not confined to dresses. He has quite a fe w to toss at most of the well-known ladies of the world. Mr, Blackwell doesn’t ap­ prove of the dressing habits of many of them, from Mrs. Lyndon Johnson to Sandra Deo. "I would rather not pick on Mrs. Johnson," he said. "She needs too much help. As for Luci and Ljmla, they have no image whatsoever. They arc not badly dressed. They are just not there." Help, he feels, should also be given to Queen Elizabeth of England. “ I'm sure she is bound by English ethics in dressing, but there is no rea­ son why a young woman should suddenly l>ecome an old lady. They should use some American designers, in­ stead of the ones they have over there, to make her look more like a queen and less like a dowager empress." Princess Grace of Monaco, Mr. Blackwell says, as Grace Kelly "was very Philadelphia, meaning dull. As the princess LXii.... she h si failed to become an ZSA ZSA exciting woman.” "Too obvious.'* Clare Booth Luce projects "an image of politics She Altamonte can't be criticized a* a wom­ an, because ih e 'h a s lost hrr birthright. She no longer has an image of a woman.” The standard little wife in By Julia Bartos tlic television situation com­ Mr. and Mrs. William 11 edy is dressed all wrong, ac­ Winters and son, Bill, have cording to the Brooklyn-born ns their house guest, Miss designer who designs by drap­ Barbara Wood of Jit Peters­ ing his clothe* on a model. burg, Florida. Miss Wood is “Too many situation com­ a freshman and will major in edy shows play down the languages, Jipnnish, French image of the wife. They seem and Russian at Die Univers­ lo think the American house­ ity of Kentucky at Lexing­ wife at home has no under­ ton this fall. Bill is a junior standing of high-fashion. typhlnoro going back to Geor­ Mary Tyler Moore of The gia Institute of Technology Dick Van Djkc Show dresses . irt Atlanta. He is majoring in well, but too much like the electrical engineering. The girl next door. The house­ Winters reside in Glen Arden wife watching wants more Estates in Altamonte. than the girl next door. H you want to sec her, you only Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kerns an I have to go next door. children Mildred, Lauretta, Most other actresses don't Susan, and Teddy of flak wood project as well as Miss Court, returned from I’orum Moore. na, New Jersey where they visited with their daughter ami family, Mr. and Mrs H e n ­ ry Kluge ami their new grand­ son, Robert Dennis. Robert Dennis is the fifth generation and tho Kerns first and only grandson. This was their first the money back into the bus­ meeting and the trip was en­ iness. Later, one night I was joyed by the whole family. discussing what I was going to buy with this amount ami that amount. My husband re­ minded me of the Income tax. I nearly collapsed." Now, she has lrsrned a bit about tbu business rnd of a "• i. li-ilgcr sheet. She keep* her own hooks, even though tome check stubs still retd "booHU « boo” or "mistake In Judg­ A halfway job u su ­ ment" and even though her husband offers occasional ver­ ally has lo be redone. bal barbs about her business sense. If she were m offer advice to similarly inclined women, it would be: — Learn to standardize the routine* to avoid waste. — Hire a good lawyer for straightening out tha legal problems of a small business. — Learn some merchandlaing technique* Personals Sweet Tooth Plus Energy Equals Profitable Income HOUSTON (UPI) — Mrs. Howard Singer, mother of three, has proved that a wom­ an with ingenuity, apsre time, and the energy to get a small business started can make an unusual Idea a going concern. Hrr i d e a : a candy tree. When you arc tiled of look­ ing at it, you can eat it. With |li00 she saved from her household allowance. Mrs. Singer founded Candy Tree, Inc., two years ago and start­ ed putting together trees whoso blooms and fruit are hard candies wrapped in rolorful paper. Ths candies are atrung on wire frames and affixed to a styrofoam bate. The trera proved so popu­ lar as decorations, gifts snd treats th st It wss not long before Mrs. Singer had to hire a staff to help make them. Mrs. Singer took h e r plunge into business with little experience, as an out­ let for her creative energies and as good training for bud­ get balancing. " I didn't eren know how to balance a checkbook," she said. "I'd file bill* under 'T' for 'Trouble.' "llie first year, I put all Built-up layers of floor wax ■re the ipeclsl target of a new wax remover and cleaner available in unbreakable plas­ tic, quart-size bottle. The softening action of the wax remover requires only moder­ ate rubbing with a brush or steel wool, says the manufac­ turer. A paste of cream of tartar and peroxide applied with a stiff brush will help remove the discoloration left by a drippy faucet. girl wilh rhinestones Debbie Reynolds tried to grow up too soon and didn’t make it. Sandra Dee buys every atroc­ ity in the world and makes it look more atrocious by wear "The Gabors are clowns who wera obviously brought She really i* the simple, welldressed girl next door, and that’s how she should dress, ing it. Not like a little girl trying to be glamorous in her mother's clothes. "Carol Burnett is a farm Flemings looks j Gift* - Curds - Hooks 210 K. First SI. !U Mackenzie is so busy being appealing she hasn't let her real self come through. 1 have seen Dina Mrrrill look very well, but 1 don't think she has e v e r produced a distinct image. She floats from trend to mood. "Arlene Francis is satu­ rated with trend at a time when must women are begin­ ning to think for themselves. She dresses with no concern for the woman beneath, who is really quile lovely. Who­ ever does her hsir has no thought about whether it goes with the dress she it wearing. "Jayne Mansfield? There is no doubt she is the best un­ dressed woman of the year. Even If she wanted to wear some of my clothes, I wouldn't let her. She is always losing something on the dance floor, and 1 don't want wom­ en to get the impression my clothes fall off." Hatpins at 2U paces, ladies? Q k w ia n a i SUM Midi WEAR Suits-Sport Coats Shorts-Swim Trunks Straws-Knit Shirts BARGAIN PRICES! GROUP OF WASH PANTS TIIE QUEEN "nouagrr cmprcssT JAYNE "Keeps jailing o//." By Mrs. Frank While Rev. and Mrs. Dick John­ ston of Orln Vista and Rev. and Mrs. John Underwood of Normandy Village, Jackson­ ville, were recent guests of Rev. and Sirs. Wight Kirtley and family. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Good- Mnr Northup. now amt children are now oc­ Jean Orr of Del.and is cupying the residence at do I house guest of Crystal BradPino Street. ilock this week. Mrs John Tucker snd rhll•lien, Busan, Joyce and Mark of Kiadcnlon snd her mother, Mrs. Hits Galloway of Lex­ ington Park, Vn. is hmise Mrs. Grsre Nurthup of Day­ guest of Mr. and Mrs .lame* tona Riaih recently visited Parsons of Stone Island friends in Enterprise. Mrs. Tucker is Him former Edna Mrs. L. L. Klnllngcr of L«gnnsport, lnd. was a recent guest at tiie home of Mi. and Mrs. John Horton of Stone let us Style your Hair Island. to HAUER your FACE Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Clay of Macon, Ga. have been viait mg Mr. and Mrs. J. It. Ovinlt. New Arrivals Mr. and Mrs. Edgar It. Itruce of Lake Monroe proud­ ly announce the birth of their second daughter, Laura Kaye lliucr, born August 1, l'.oi I al Krmimdo Memorial Husjiltal, and weighing seven pounds and fourteen ounces. Thomas A. Itruce of Lake Monroe is tiie paternal grandfat her, ntnl the maternal g r a n d p a r e n t * are Mr. and Mrs peter J. Itukur of Snnfonl. Our Expert Stylists Are Trained Amt Exprrlrnrrd In lining Thr "Most" With Your Hair FOR APPOINTMENT call 322-5092 EVELYN'S neef and plums are featur­ ed on the U. S. Department of Agriculture's Plentiful Foods List for July. REALITY SALON IN MONTEZUMA HOTEL :trd & MAGNOLIA SPORTSWEAR Hundreds Of Item* Vs To Vi OFF • HANDBAGS Straw* K Lent herd ten Vi PRICE • REGULAR $5.95 VALUES LADY lUIlD "Needs help." DeBary Personals • $1.98 to $3.98 OPEN PEL NIGHTS — CLOSE WEI). NOON SUMMER Whether An Appropriate Gift Or Card For Friend Or Loved One — O il — A Current Host Seller Hook For Your Own Enjoyment You Will Always Find It At — up to be very feminine. They have confused this with being very obvious. Eva I adore, but Esa 2>n is ungraceful. "Jayne Meadows is badly overdressed. She buys every­ thing that is on sale, then wears it all at once. Gisele SWIMSUITS All National llrnnd* Q im . K cT hbC rV L 0 MEN MEN'S 115 MtiKnuliu Avc. W EA R Phone 322-1535 CHARLIE IS OUR BEST SALESMAN... And he's not even on our payroll! H ERE’S H O W Chnrlie called u friend down nl Thu Humid, Told him he was ex­ panding. Needed a new mnn, Tho paper helped him write a real limndiiiRer of an ad. Charlie pot a fireball. Then he had a print liny on IiIh product*. Tho paper helped him writo some real puller*. Sales were a t a coxy profit. Charlie’s happy and *o are we I Charlies’ our hi* booster now, tells everybody our circulation's RIG . . . our readers lovo news, sports, columnists, want ada, cooking, fashions, comics. Charllo nays th a t coverage attracts the right payroll and the paying customers 1 40% TO 50% OFF FROM SANFORD EXCHANGE Be Bure To Sec Our Fashions For Fall Whlla Taking Advantage Of Three Bargains! Ip io it ft il Fern Plaza Shopping Center Fashions Fern Park TE 8-3515 PHONE 322-5612 FROM SEMINOLE COUNTY OR 425-5938 Ik Sanford Herald SINCE 1908 if �f It , tDjf franforh Page 6 — Aug. 6, 1064 KrntUii d (j).m u m a kcM QohnsUi By Mr*. H. L. Johnson or vanilla wafer crust and chill until firm. If desired, garnish with additional whip­ ped cream and lime slices. Makes one D-inch pie. * • • MOCK CRAB AND CELERY SALAD 1 lb. perch fillets 2 cups boiling wster 1 rib celery, chopped 214 tsp*. salt 2 tbsps. fresh lemon juice 2 cupa diced celery ■A cup chopped green pepper '» tip. black pepper 'A cup mayonnaise head lettuce fresh parsley snd radishes Tie fish in a cheese cloth hag, or put in a sieve. Place In boiling water along with 1 rib of celery and 1 Up. of the salt. Cook 6 to 7 minutes or until fish is flaky. Remove from water and sprinkle with lemon Juice. Chill. Flake fish and to n lightly with diced celery, green pepper, black pepper, mayonnaise and re­ maining salt. Serve on head lettuce. Garnish with parsley and radishes. Serves 6 . * • • PIMENTO CORN FRITTERS To 3 eggs, beaten until light and creamy, add 44 cup milk and 2 tbsps. melted butter. Blend in 1 cup flour and 24 Bacon Thins (crackers), fine­ ly rolled (14 cup) and 1 Up. salt. Add to egg mixture, beat until smooth. Stir in 1 cup golden whole kernel corn and V4 cup pimento. Drop M cup of the batter onto a hot greas­ ed griddle. Drown on both aides. Serve warm with maple syrup or fruit sauce. Makes IS. • • • Here's a dainty salad to fix for that summer party. CUCUMBER PEA SALAD 3 short chunky cucumbers 1 cup cucumber pulp salt, pepper and paprika 1 cup cooked peai 1 cup minced cooked chicken 2 tomatoes Mayonnaise dressing Parc cucumbers, cut slice from each end. Cut cucum­ bers In halves crosswise. Scoop nut the centers, mak­ ing thfci shelled cupa. Chill thoroughly. Combine cucum­ ber pulp, peas and chicken. Season to (site. Moisten with mayonnaise. Mix lightly with 2 forks. Fill cucumber cups with mixture. Stand each cup on a (lice of tomato which resit an a bed of lctluce. Serve with mayonnaise. Gar­ nish with paprika. Serves 0. ! hive to start off the col­ minutes. Csn in sterilized umn this week by laying jsrs. Makes IS pints. • * * ‘‘Thank you" for the many Here's another one from cnlli I have received this pait week and alio the onei to Washington. Let’s call It whom I have talked personal­ Campaigners C h o i c e . The ly about the "Corner.” I chicken is marvelous, hot, think that quite a few home- cold or warm and excellent jnakcra will be sending for for picnics or boat trips. the Florida cookbook which 1 CAMPAIGNERS CHOICE mentioned last week. That is 2 ( 2 'A lb.) broilers, cut In serving pieces wonderful. I know that they melted butter will enjoy It. From thii book 1 tried an­ sslt snd pepper other one of the recipca. Thli 3 tbsps. dry mustsrd one li Swcct'n Sour Fork 4 oz. stslc beer (or water) Chopi. Hope you will try it 1 cup seasoned bread crumbs •oon. It'l really delicious, in U tsp. dill weed Brush the chicken pieces on fact, l have company coming this weekend to visit and I both sides with melted butter and sprinkle with salt and am going to aerve it again. pepper. Place akin sides down SWEF.TN SOUR in brollpr for 20 to 23 minutes. POIIK CHOI’S Rastc often with melted but­ B loin pork chops ter. Turn and broil 10 minutes 6 cloves more. Plscc In 400 degree 1 tap. salt oven 10 to 13 minutes and 1 up. paprika haste. Cream Ihc mustard ami 1 tbsp. brown sugar beer together, spoon over Vi lap, pepper chickens. Roll pieces In the 2 tbapi. shortening 1 G-oz. can frozen orange juice bread crumbs and spoon on 14 lb. moiled bultcr. llroii 5 (thawed and undiluted) minutes until golden brown. U tap. cinnamon Insert one clove In the cen­ Serve warm or cold. Serves 6 . • • • ter of each pork chop. Blend Here is an excellent ac­ aalt, paprika and pepper and rub mixture well Into aides of companiment lo the chicken. chops. Melt shortening in II is easy lo make and it’i heavy skillet or dutch oven the "salad bowl" that is really and when hot, place chops in unique. pan and brown on both sides PUMPERNICKEL over medium heat. (Do not COLE SLAW crowd In pan, it Is better to '.4 cup mayonnaise brown three at a time). Com­ 2 quarts shredded cabbage bine thawed and undiluted 2 tbsps. chopped pimento orange Juice with brown sugar 2 tbsps. chopped green pepper and cinnamon and pour over 1 to 2 tbsps. grated onion chops. Cover and simmer 14 cup French dressing about SO minutes or until ten­ I lb. round loaf pumpernickel der. Garnish w i t h celery Blend French dressing with leaves, parsley or watercress. mayonnaise. Combine the re. Also you could use Mandarin maining Ingredients, toss with orange slices. Serve with rice dressing. and your favorite salad. Serv­ Lightly mark • circle about es 4 to 6 , two Inches from ha so of bread • • • loaf. Insert knife pointed How for a real cool dessert downward to center of bread for these hot summer days. and cut along circle mark to One of the Corner readers, remove the rone-shaped por­ Mrs. Fort Poole, called me tion (In piece). Cut Ihii cone the other day and gave me a into quarters and slice to wonderful recipe for WATER­ serve. Remove most of re­ MELON SHEftBET. maining crumbs from bread 1 envelope unflavorcd gelatin to make a hollow shell with U cup cold water sides a Unit 1 inch thick. Fill 1 cup sugar the hollow with cole slaw. 2 tbsps. lemon juice Garnish as desired. Serves 4 cups diced watermelon 4 lo 0. (pink part only) • • • U tsp. aalt From the Florida Recipe 1 egg white unbeaten book we found this Lime Soften gelatin in the U cup Cream Chiffon Pic. My, it Is cold water In a custard cup mouth watering, Let's try R. and place it In a pan of hot LIME CREAM CHIFFON PIE water to melt. Combine sugar, I envelope unflavorcd gelatin lemon Juice, walcrtnrlnn and U cup cold wafer sail. Put in refrigerator for 4 eggs, separated 30 minutes. H u n mixture 14 eup lime Juice Painting the house or pick through sieve or oslcrltcr. ■A tsp. salt ing apples, be careful when Stir in melted gelatin. Turn 1 tsp. grated lime rind you use ■ ladder, accident intu ice culie tray and freeze 14 cup heavy cream, whipped prevention experts warn. until almost firm, stirring 1 cup sugar, divided once. Turn into largo bowl of I 0 -inch baked pastry shell or eloctric mixer. Add unlx-alcn vanilla wafer crust egg while and beat at high Soften gelatin In cold wa •peed unlit light and fluffy. ter. tn top of douhle boiler, Itcturn to freezer tray and heul egg yolks, then mix in freeze until firm, stirring just lime juice, Mi eup of sugar tJUACtd.i once. Makes 1 quart. ami salt. 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To Hamper Redskins' Effort QB As Starter Mayfair Golfer Registers Ace On Seventh Hole By l uiiril Prc** lulrrn.iliiin.il the off-season from Philadel­ which Ihe Packers failed to Washington Itcdskm* Coach phia in exchange for Norm score with time running out Dave llreifuerst of San­ Bill McPeak h.i* trouble and Snead, at 25 one of the bright against the victorious Phila­ ford Naval Air Station lifted Bv I d Sainshury a Number 2 Iron from his he spells ii Sonny Jurgcnacii young signal caller* of Ihe delphia F.aglrs. (1*1 S|Hut* Writer The offense gets two min­ golf hag Wednesday after­ The llrdskln* acquired tile National Football league and utes to score from its tO-y ard noon. addressed hi* hall and CHICAGO i l l ’ll — Coach 3oyear-old Jurgenscn during who surpassed Jurgeitsen in line Bart Starr teamed with swung. (ltlo lira ham *atd today I’ele seven of eight passing depart­ Bon Krinier, Boyd Dowlcr (hie hundred and ninetyBenthartl of Southern Gnlifcirment* last season. and Paul Harming to set up five yard* away the hall Tuesday, Jorgensen injured Harming'* field goal for the ma would start at quarterback plopped Into the seventh cup his left knee in a scrimmage score. Wednesday night when Ins for a hole in onr on Ihe dlland the Washington team College All-Star* clash with Allie Sherman moved Jerry ficull .Mayfair Country < luh physician disclosed Wednes­ llte ! hirago Bear* at Soldier Hillchrand from middle to course. day that the former Duke corner linebacker to replace Field. Ills are was witnessed he Bcalhord got Gw nod over AA 1. Pet. Git star has a partial tear ot his injured Bill Winter a* lie pre­ three othrrs in the fourmedial ligament*. The eight two other All Star* who jk-i pared hi* New York Giants some. Bay Lasher, II. I*. New York till 411 612 year veteran in the NFL xvilt lor their Inst exhibition game formed simnuht) m training 64 42 611 he sidclituxl for three weeks tins weekend against the Min­ Burch and II. K. Young. camp George Mira of Miami HalUmnrv 1, and m ** (lie Skins' opening thlcjg u lit 42 .604 nesota Vikings. Sherman also Driver Picked College. Li* Angi-lc* :« 51 .518 9'* exhibition game with Ihe De­ replaced injured Dick Pe«onen troit Linus Saturday night in Mira, who is rounding in­ Minnesota AVKSTBUItY, N. Y. (UP!) 32 53 liwi 13 xxlilt Allan AVebh in tlie defen­ Chnrlote. N. C. to sha|M- allrr an arm In­ KINOSWOOD RUII.DKRS of the I.kiiI Sin Pitch tritltte, I)<m ('arler, Don Harvey. Jan ire Moore. —Clint llodgili* will iliiyo sive bucklield . . . George 3.1 57 .482 13' i Detnilt As if Jurgen sen's injury Ha la* of the Chicago Bears Special 11n nover in Saturday's jury and t'oncuimon air exLettKue took time mil the other nijrht to refjeet Hobby Johnson, Ibm li u~-t. tierald Rolling, 32 56 .181 IJ'i were not enough, defensive lies lest lo ses1 tlielr share of Boat on tm their -7 victories in JS stin ts tliis seiismi »t a Terry Christianson, Vida Sue Smith, John named center Mike Pyle and ninth running of the $ lfillJliiO 4!1 53 .451 Ifi'x haltbnek Dale Hackbart will end Mike Ditka. and lineback­ Messenger Stakes at Knoiraction, howrvrr, sinrr Gra- Cleveland party nt tlie Luke Monroe Horne of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson, Shamm Healey. ham ha* hs-cn a great lie Kanvil* City 42 65 .393 21 he lost tor three or four weeks er* Larry Morris and Joe yell Kacevvay. II. L. Johnson. Show n are, from left. Leroy F.s1 H erald P h o to ) llevrr In Irving all hi* past­ Maahingbm 42 7t ..1:2 26 due to a shoulder separation. Fortunatn as co-offciulve and Spi-i-lal Hanover will h« Ihe loss of Snead leaves defensive captains. re»|iee- one-tldrd of the Billy llauglier* until he (hid* (hr Wednesday'* Itesull* right one (m the right night. Washington xxtilt only one vet Hvcly, fur the 11814 campaign ton-traineil entry which inGraham hrose with tradi­ Cleveland ti Washington U , 01.10 quarterback, George Do, The four players were also chutes Vicar Hanover ami .•lid rookie Dick Shiner. Al­ captains last year. tion in releasing his starting Detroit 3 Chicago I. 13 in*. JSheer Genius. though Do served a* an lineups, an announcement he Minnesota 6 Boston I linliiltlally w Ihbold until the Kansas City III New York I understudy for Snead last l o s Angeles I Baltimore ii day of the game. year, the former Notre Dame C 1 u n i t ( r i j - ^ lol o n t e i t i i , L h i c j Till* time, however, a r«*h Teslas'* Games star holds Ills' IIM3 record for of Injtirie* ha* trimmed hi* New York al Kansas * it* the longest touchdown pass— roster, knocking many of hi* Boston at Minnesota 99 yards Unlled I’rei* Inlrrn.ilinn.il 1frantic Villorul langur pen Both of Willie's Immers ami »aicd over tin- right eon- athlete* out ot contention tor Detroit at Chicago night Vnice lamihnrili. Green Bay | Oh'ihHirrp ■’PcnP came with the bases empty ter field fence at Shea Stad­ starting assignment*. Friday's Game* Willie May* anal it all (or mini race. Packers coach, learn* (ruin ium at Uie .Lai foot sign Willie Tony Lorick of Arizona Boston al Cliieago expei ienio and he t* making Alvin Dark—once a* a man Mii’ovc also liomeresl and Slate and Willis Cretisiiaw ot Washington at lais Angeles siiii- lliat hi* players do like ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ and I wire as a ball player 1 >m Haller doubled home Or­ Kansas Slats- are liiaham 's u i*r. night May* listened atony with til* lando Ccpcilu to »ivi lion Her selections to start the game a* Kansas City at Detroit night Uimhardi Wednesday mail S n i l v*• **f Ln «*» iit»i i ' Ti l l ein iN I FA 2 U T I S San Francisco Oiant team­ bel all the support lie needed Ids running hack* Mumc-oia .Minnesota at it Cleveland 3. iwi giiralrd lit* two minute drill* mates Wednesday night a* the It I o r irk I* un.ihle to make t iA N F Q R U , F L D R 1DA hi win his eighth game of the lor Bait, which stems from night manager told his player* that it heeaiise of a knee Injury Baltimore al New 1 m l. Might i h e iwin championship in season he held Du prejudices a SI lust Tlie Phillies picked up a half which ha* lianitiered him In Negro or Latin-American*. came a- they swept a doubts' ti-lining, Ibe All-Star* run Then he went quietly to the (leader from tlie Houston Colt* ■all nil a lew oilier Heel manager and said he wanted lly I'red Down I challenge the finest earned run 11 Il,,> Milwaukee sprinters nidi as Atatt Shell to play against the New York mark* compiled by such I'raw-.* lio.vt the i moinnall ol lllilo Slate, ( haiHr I'ay lor UPI Sports Wilier Mets despite a severe cold 11 ' bic Pittsburgh lb ot Aibona Stale, and Boliliy The ligure 1* 1.03 and 11 greats a- Waller Johnson. which causes) bark In leave \iige- Smith of Ninth Texas Stulr. him out of the starting lineup. means lliat Dean Chance Is belly Glove, Boh F. Her. Il.il «*•*« ,''1:'''1 *»'» **»• Graham listed his starting Newhouser ami W'ldley Ftwd Dodger* -t .1, anil the St "I shouldn’t In- playing hut threatening In wipe one of the Chance, a 23-yeai old ngJit 14,111,1 ‘'aixlinol* downed the pass caletier* a* Paul WarI gotta help that man." an­ most remarkable records of field of lllilo State at flanker. hander who once wa* famous t hirago i ubs t 2 swered Maya, the man, when Ilie lively hall era off the liocause hi- traveled around thinning went -* ven in Chit k Logan <>l Northwestern asked by a reporter why he American Ix-ague book*. with li» Belinsky, m in .n i hi* mn ' wln hl' Hth Kamo for al tin- split end and I' d Dai * had requested to play. That 1 63 i* Chance's earned season Fit A to a new low Wed ,l"' ,,,1! Im ’* " ,J" 'ir r -*''>1 id Georgia Tech at Hie tight And then Willie (poke twice run average for the l-ov Ange­ nesday night when be pitched Biclue Allen led oil the end. more, as a hall player, by les Angel* and it he maintains si* scoreless Innings in the nm|h tnsms: sit the nightcap ha m incing two home run*— it he'll surpass the mark of with his Brill hoim-r lo com­ his first in 10 games— to least 1,61 established by Spin! Angels’ l U victory over Hie plete tfie Philadelphia sweep. Baltimore Oriole*. The win the (Hants to a 1-1 victory (hat Chandler of the New York Yan­ Tuny Gon/aic/ had three hli enabled them to cling two kees in 111IT. Ansi, (sir what it was the seventh m a row tor and Johnny t'alb*nn and Tony AY 1. Pel. Gil game* Ivchind the fir*1 -plate matter* to the historians of Taylor two each to lead the Philadelphia 62 42 .V.Ni lost recoi il |o 12 3. n Philadelphia Phillies In the baseball's dead ball era. it will Chance had In work hard all Phillies' attack m the first san l-'ran. 62 46 .374 i im inoatl 49 3 .516 39 m in t and John llernstciti .ind the way ugnln*! lookic sen 56 18 ,538 n salion Wally Bunker and Via Alien hint two hit* each m (Jig I’illsliiirgli Mllvv aiikee 55 51 3 111 a nager Hill Itigncy replaced nightcap. — 33 5! .511* 8 St land* him in the seventh with Boh 1 o* Angeles 33 32 .505 M'i f l u m e Sold O u t Lee. who struck out lour and .VI 54 Ml 12 AUSTIN, rex tU PI) I’lie t 'hieagii allowed only one hit over the 46 tit 418 U* last three inning* The Lo* ll'tll Tcxmt UUiilittjiiu fiDitlnl! 1fniistini Angeles victory prevented the RiiHir, h Iud Iu IimI for O c t 1" in New A'ork 34 75 .312 VI'» Wednesday x Itesull* Oriole* from taking over lirst thci’ Cotlfifi llfiivt, i.n m ■'rllmil. The University of Texas place from the Yankees, vvlio antlered a la I drubbing at Ihe Athletic Department annmmc- i’lnluilettihla 2 Houston I, 2nd hand* of tlie Kansas City til AATdhi'-oliiy that for the sail I i annulo 4 New- York 1 ll'tll consecutive year all 73,- I'lHsliurgll -t l.o* Allgeles 3 By Bill MrCormirk distances and stay below (or Athletics M l ticket* liavi been sold. St taints -I Chicago 2 elsewhere in Ihe AL. (he De. Newspaper Cute• prise A**n. comparitively long period*. Iroil Tigers tieat Hie Chicago The gunu- will be televised Milwaukee ii Cincinnati 3 There ii as much added en­ Since SCUBA diver* u*e up Today's Game* lo 00 pounds of equipment w!iite Sox 3-1 in 13 innings. | milhirmlly. joyment to lie had from boat­ Hmoiton at Philadelphia, night each, not too many cun ojwrLo Angeles al Pittsburgh, ing under water a* there is ale from one small Unit, bid ,T-7 night on Lhr water -Skin diving and skin diving equipment Is light Milwaukee at Ctneinnati, night SCUBA o p e n whole new and easily stowed aboard. Chicago at St. Lamis Equipping your host for worlds for fun and discovery. Friday's Ganiea Both form* of underwater diving Is simple and fairly in­ Chicago at Pittsburgh 2, Iwi expensive. A Isi.i till rig ladder, f ~ 'y navigation are sate—if done flight according In certain hard and with rungs lliat accommodate V* HimMoii at si. IjouIs , night (Uppers, Is most hctpml to fast rules laid down from ex­ lais Angeles al Milwaukee, perience over Hu- years Pro­ divers. Snap hooks on tlie night bottom of Ihe ladder afford per Instruction is essential New York at Philadelphia, Skin diving, the simplest, handy places to hang extra night Is performed with a face gear, cameras and *peargiin» Sin Francisco at Cincinnati, *o they will be available tot mask, flippers and snorkel. niglti The diver finals face down in quick use. Some boatmen coat anchor the water, breathing through the snorkel, viewing the un­ chain* and anchor* with fluor­ derwater beauties until he escent paint as a marker for epota something of particular those who are submerged. A interest. Then he dives toward big hell fastened to thu hot A grudge rncc I* on Isp for tom of the ludder can ring out it. this Saturday night at the SCUBA statais for Self-Con underwater and ho hoard for Twin City Dragway brlwren falned Underwater Breathing gloat distances by divers, af­ Beecher Wyatt of Sanford, Apparatus, which i* the equip­ fording a good method of com owner and driver of tlu< "iti hment liie divers use to breathe iiivmicatiim. el" nlid “ Itelnd Too" and Boh underwater. SCUBA divers Tin ker of Oilutitlo. can descend to considerable NEXT: Water skiing The Twin City Dragway, formerly Imvn as thu Golden Field Coal Specialist Takes Humps ________ 11 Jangle, i« located near (lidsmar, m i of Tampa on High­ way 4*2. Thu owner-president, C. AY. Jordan, claims it to be the finest and safest drag ■trip in the Southeast. field goal* and extra point*. al Football League. But the By levinaril .Adam* Like punters, field goal kick Cardinal* needed Someone to United Prr*s Intel national A LAWN SHRINKL15K SYSTEM ST. LOUIS ( UP! 1 - Field ers are awfully vulnerable to replace Gerry Perry a* kick­ injury from op|Hi»ing linemen er ami Bakken got Hie nod for lal specialist Jim Bakken, IS A HOOD INVESTMENT rushing into tliem while tliey a trial. it a big man as pro football have one leg on the ground In his first NFL game with ayers go, says he doesn't and one in the air. I F IT IS I'UOl'KItl.Y l)KSI(JNEI). Ihe Big Bed. Bakken kicked "It's just a matter of trying luo (ii'M goal* over 40 yaids orry about geting knocked LET I S HEM* YOU PLAN THE at by a giant opposing line to get your job done,*' Bak- tong. MOST EFFICIENT AND ECONOMICAL ken explained. “Everyone re ” t guess that game against lor holders of charge plates an. SYSTEM TO MEET YOUII NEEDS — ipects your position ami the Dallas wa* my biggest Ihrili and national credit cards Bakken te a utility man people in this league are gen­ In pro fiKitball," Bakken said. ith the St. Louis football eral]) high class enough not "Thai 43 yard field goal was AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO YOU! ardinals on both offense and to take a shot at you." Ihe longest of my career." "Being a goal kicker is not In all, Bakken scored 77 P a y a s lit t le a s $125 w e e k ly fo r a F u ll S e t o f T ire s I [•tense but his mam job i* quite as dangrrous a* being a IMiititk on 44 extra points and punter because we have more 11 of 21 field goal attempts. CLINICS IN ITALY protection,” Bakken added. Bakken credits head coach -■-jn j M w w c w i -tt-7-. iywnrtKum&r.w, mm tv CINCINNATI. Ohio <UPI>- The 6 foot, 200 pounder, hail Wally fa-nim. Perry and hi* WE HAVE MOVED! 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I 'l l . 322 2821 ict baseball cLillies for the louldn t last with Lus Angeles confidence in me that 1 need­ '*Hcudi|unr(i‘rM Ftir Sprinkler Synlema” in hn first year in the Nation led .'’ !jU live weeks sa*ri*4aeiiMi m am m m American League Willie Shrugs Off Heavy Cold To Play For His 'Man' Dark, Clouts 2 Homers Dean Has Chance To Top ERA Record G O O D Y EA R i>Get Goodyear Tires with National League 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 th a t m a k e s G o o d y e a r T i r e s u p to 5 0 % m o r e d u r a b le !) 15-Underwater Fun (H f - sf-. fc -i.' ■ r » ‘Grudge’ Drags Slated Saturday le t 'Em Come/ Says Kicking Star NO MONEY DOWN! INSTANT CRED IT • FREE MOUNTING WALL SUPPLY goodA ea r s e r v ic e sto re �-H Why Do The Job Halfway, For Full Advertising Response Use The Herald, 322-5612 i 1 l A 1 • * l.v i 1 1 1 * « 4 P *i 3* U -1 0 U . a 8. Dogs • (,'nltt • Reis Fip«»n itmliwlP <«*■■■? 425-5938 Dl#t PlNf*' ■ ttet bnnm !»!•«•■*• If o r. 9 * PERMANENT SPECIAL for August, $6 complete Hazel Porter Beuulv Simp, Hut W. 25th. 322-1321. Vrmm ft * 4 aI 1 ACE BEAUTY SALON Is cloied. Customer* call Cut ■N Curl Beauty Simp, Classified P'hones • i i 1 ■ m ft* m * Z fi A tk S' ■ Up to 3 | 1 I 1.30 | 1.50 | 1.30 8 (o 10 | 21 JJ0 11.50 |2.I0 MI o l S | 3 11.30 |L89 1.1.15 16 to 20 14 1 1.30 | 2.52 4.20 2 llo 25 ! t i i tn i t a t l i 7*. Mlnlmam *4—1 l.lne tm > 5-lrllrr nnrSs per tlaa) BIJUi Minimal* Chars* ail Shin Hal* A4a Charae4 a* l.lla r Mat* CLASSIFIED DISPLAY $1.30 Per Inch larhaa ERRORS Tk* If era 14 will *al h* rasaaaslhl* rar mar* tbaa aa, larsertet laaertlaa. COPY The lleraM raaerraa tha pri­ ll Ira* of rrjretla* ar real*, tag a*r a4*rrll**mrat wblrb It 4arm* ablaetlnwahl, ta tHft *oll*T «**• ?•***. CONTRACT RATES nwi R R n ilR R T if t 1 tElir franfnrfi A lU -C O N D IT iO N IN U By F E D U E U S H. B. PO P E CO., Inc. 200 So Park Ave. 322-4234 Srrnlfi P«Ke 8 — A ug. 6, 1964 69. S chools & In s tru c tio n s 77. S itu a tio n W an te d HOLLY AVE. KINDERGARTEN BERRY’S WORLD AIR-CONDITIONING r e f r ig e r a t io n Sale* awl Service FREE ESTIMATES Ed Gallon Ph. 322 6151 4. Beauty Care Permanent Special Our Budget Wave Now $0.95 Cut ‘N Curl Beauty Shop H I Palmetto Ave. 322-0834 COMPLETE BEAUTY SER­ VICE. Reeaooable price*. Free parkins, 2nd It Oak. Uarriett’a Beauty Nook, 103 S. Oak, 122-1743. Piano Tuning and Repair W L. Harmon - FA 2-42K OVER 25 YEARS o( Fine Workmanship In Up bolstering. Uraperie*. Slip cover*, Time Payment* a* SHETLAND PONIES. $75 and up. Will pasture. Plenty rid­ little *.* $3 mo Drapery I Hardware Installations. ing space. Ph. 322-5470. KUI.P DECORATING SHOP 1.1. Catering - Fund Ph 322-2335 10. I.ivettlttck JIM H U N T . . And if I *toy on In my undorpoM top gorommont fob, people might think that I'm taking bribooT REALTY OKRA. PII. 322 6858. HAIRY INDIGO PENSACOLA BAHIA l.*i. Special Services Ask for current price* A M PREVATT COMPLETE Lawn ft Yard 749 2115 Seville. Fla. Service. 322 2310. CAI.ADIUMS, large beautllul 2‘». Rlumhing plant*—Sc each (while they last). BELLS NURSERY, 1 PLUMBING mile we»t Big Tree Park— Contracting Repaira off Hwy. 17-02. FBKF ESTIMATES R. L. HARVEY 5(1. Misc. For S ale 204 Sanford Ave. FA 2 3383 READY MIX CONCRETE ELDER SPRINGS Patios, Floor, Free K ilim a.-i PLUMBING Sills, lintel*, slept, block*, DAY OB NIGHT SERVICE sand, cement, ruck, pipe, 322-7857 or 322 3125 steel, grease trap*, dry wclli. .Stepping stores. 21. Well Drilling MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. 322 5751 WELLS UR 11.LETT, PUMPS, 309 Elin Ave. SPRINKLER SYSTEMS HILL'S BARGAIN BARN All Typea and Size* BARN OF 10,000 Hem* open We Repair and Service 6‘,t days. 13oo Urapeville STINE Ave., Sanford, Fla. Machinery and Supply Co. 207 W 2nd St FA 2 6132 WILL accept best reasonable offer for 16 cu. ft. stainless steel commercial refrigera­ You can find anything you tor. Good running condition need advertiicd in the Her­ Contact Dick Aiken or call ald Cla**tfle4. 322 6U25. CLASSIFIED INDEX 1-— ! ,o .t A Pound ]<— IW ra o n a l* I — li- a u l)' P a r * ( — Day S u r» *fl» » a— C h ild C a ra S—liutf *—Cat*— Pet* 10— Livestock 11— S p ecial N otice* I)—Cater In a I t — P la c e t lo R at t s — Sp e cial S e rv ic e * 16— S w im m in g Pool* I I — J a n it o r ia l S e rv ice * 11— Do - It- You m * If I t — r iu llf W * Huijji II p* to —d’unur" if iV rifttr. 21— Iloinft fippiktra 22— r iu m M iiij 23— Da In 11hr 21— \V«lt D r illin g 21— A ir Cond. A JN— lla ijtu • T elevleto n 29— Photo A U 'lU lpinelit fro m READS THE CLASSIFIED ADS SHARING PLAN *1— Money W anted 61— S a v in s * A Loan 66— In su ra n ce 19— Mcfjrmtt & In u trtif tlom* TO— Lrn |ilo ym »n t 6 « rv lc M 71— Mml® H elp W anted 12— F e m a le H elp W anted TS— Mule o r Kem ate H elp 7d— Hu lee H elp W anted DO NOT HESITATE, PHONE NOW: 77—Hi turn Ion W mnt #d S an fo rd E io lm n a * 5(1, MUr. Fur Sale 72. Female Help Wanted Mcmlnole C o u n ty (Xrlel D ire ct) 51). Mlsc. For Sale RENT A BED tliSH 348 Chev. motor complete­ Kol'away, Hospital h Baby ly rebuilt. 3229511 after 5 Bed*. 322-7347. By Day, Week, or Month Ph. f * j.jiNi nd W lit SI. USED LUMBER: 2x4 through 2x12. Slutting and flooring. CARHOLI S FURNITURE 3220793. K n QIIjp S’attfurii ttjpraLii fcl W ANT ADS JUST a il FA 2-5612 / all other merchandise DRASTICALLY BEDUCED CAROLE’S DRESS and SPORTSWEAR Longwood Plata Hwy. 17-92 JIM H U N T REALTY Sell Us Your Furniture. Qutck Service With the Cash. SUPER TRADING p o s t . rA 2 -a«n. Used furniture, appliances, tool*, etc. Bought - Sold. Larry’s Hart 113 Saniord Ate Ph. FA M itt. FURNITURE, « mo*, old. 701 Cberokc* Circle, Sunland. 322-8253. DRUG STORE THAYER baby crib complete­ ly reflnUlted. double drop aides; steel army cot. Ph. 322 8931. • SALKS PU SO N S • COSMETICIANS • M UCH AN DISK MIN OLDER dining room suite with large round table. 322-7191. FURNITURE CENTEX fa Yoo Nead Re’al-Es-tate’ be hit Res’i-den’tial Com-mer’cial In-dus’tri-al D-I-A-L Stenstrom Realty Adelaide or Merle A-T * 322-3829 * MERLE W. WARNER * RE’AL-TOR'S * 708 So. Park Ave. Sanford, Fla. (the church needs you) * 7 ia \ T r ip Might we Huggent that you shop our used car lot for a good dependable Varulion-Rendy Auto­ mobile. Here ure just a few we arc offering this weekend: 62 Ford Galaxie Furtlur «rdan; economy ''6’*, automa­ tic Iran* ml kbion. A trry rlvan 3I),UIU) mile car and a top buy at *1495 62 Pontiac Starehief 4-door sedan. A very roadable and trry appealing car equipped with automatic tr*n«mLalon, radio and heater. Very special at , *2195 62 Pontiac Catalina VISTA CUSTOM VENTURA IN­ TERIOR with automatic transmission, radio and heater. Wr sold it new. Thla one's going for only . . . 60 Pontiac Catalina 2-door aport aedan. This L an irnmi* rulate one owner rar wlih Iras th is 10,090 milea, rsprrlalty prlred at *1995 *1395 If you're looking for a second car or Just good transportation cheek theao MARKED DOWN VALUES! 53 Pontiac *395 *195 *595 Less th a n 30,000 miles. 55 Pontiac Still up and running. 59 Ford Galaxie Kordor, good condition. OPEN FBI. NITES AND ALL DAY SAT. Hptnpluff- NA O t O M S | • Top drug store wages • Excellent employee b t e a f t s in c b u ic k 1 $*M v s w H a a i Free THUR8. 9:08 A.M. . 1:00 P. M- AUG. • 280 South French A<a. Sanford <* A good selection of 1951 modclx, including de­ mount ralorn. Highest trade-ins allowed on all models. • Experience desirable • Must be high ocboo! graduate APPLY* U00 French Ave. n. V A - FHA and Sales Broker RENT Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer only $1 BABY CHIB with mattress, per day. Carroll's Furni­ solid white, 3 yra. old. Ex cellent condition. $35. Ph. ture. 323-6907. PORTABLE record player, BEDS FOR RENT Motorola, with approximate­ ly $250 records, price $125 Hospital, Roliawaya, Juve­ nile. FREE delivery end Like new. Can see anytime Pick-up. at 903 S. Sanford Are. UPRIQIIT PRACTICE PIANO Good pond it km. $75. 322-4547. MONTHLY PAYMENTS DO YOU KNOW FROM $50.00 THIS MAN? FOR THE REST HOME between age 20 and 45. BUY hi* eye on the future SEE YOUR I* willing to work for WHAT HE WANTS He it looking for security In a salaried position that offers opportunity for advancement plus the added incentive of commission. He ha* a good automobile. He can be away from home four night* each week (home weekends! and can accept employment at once. High School education or equivalent required. IF YOUR ARE THIS MAN Office: 332 2118 Nights: 323-07(10 You will be paid starting sal­ 322 0648 ary of $155 per month and bonus. You will be given a 2524 Park Drive complete and successful training program (at com­ pany expenses). Your future and security will be insured. OLD NEWSPAPERS For Personal Interview See FDR SALE MR. V. C. SMITH 10 A. M. to 3 P. M. 25 LBS. - 50c MON.. AUG. 17, 1964 FIA)RIDA STATE SANFORD HERALD EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 200 S. French Ave. SANFORD. FLA. Management TAKE OVER PAYMENTS Singer Select O-Matlr Zlg Zag For the biggest selection of nearly new and used furni­ A I condition, nuke* buttonture. see Noll's Furniture holei, tew* on button*, Brokerage in Casselberry make* dozen* of fancy atiton 17-92. Open 6 days 9 lo die*. Now aaaume 7 pay­ ment* of $9.73 will accept F ltE E E S T IM A T E trade-in Phone Credit Man­ Cpholiteting A Mattress ren­ ager 322-HG2T. ovating New A Used Furni­ ture. Call Nix Bedding Mfg. ANNIVERSARY Co., at TOO Celery Ave. FA 1-2117, SALE 50% OFF $100.00 DOWN Property 55. Furniture Fur Hale Whether you are a BUYER or a SELLER You'll get the response You want when you use SALES BROKER .Vc Have The Home For You SO U TH W A R D GIBUS WANTED For Meat Investment & Realty Packing House. Must be 118 N Park Ave. 322-9173 able to work fast. HI FLA VOR MEATS, Tu.vcawilla 3 BEDROOM, 3 bath home. Residential. 322 5596. Rd., P. O. Box 1025, Oviedo, Ph. 365-3103. NORTH ORLANDO. 2 bed­ room, screened porch, nicely 7.T. Male ur Female Help landscaped. 130 N. Cortez. Couple to rolled egg* on Chic­ Government Owned ken Ranch, man and wife Jinnies preferred. Place to live if you quality. Good salary. S. D. McKinney. Old 41, two Selection of 2, 3, ami 4 mile* East of 437, Eustls, Bedrooms located in various Fla. sections of Sanford Immediate Delivery "I. Salen Help Wanted SEWING MACHINE FLEA MARKET DUE TO DIVORCE Every Sat unlay & Sunday. 715 1964 White Zlg Zag, Looka and N. Dixie Freeway, New Stayacwi like new, Monogratni, rna. Antique*, Modern, Used, Buttonhole*, »ewa on but­ Spare Available. ton*, fancy ititcliei, over­ cast* raw edge*, blind FREEZE It. Upright. 3) cu. It. hem*, darn* and mend*, *200. 322-4734. ainall Balance or $7.41 per month. Write Box 89, San­ ZUi ZAG SEWING MACHINE ford Herald. 11X14 New Hume, A-l comtitiou, in a k e a buttonhole*, lew* <m mitten*, monogram.*, AUGUST SPEC. New canvass blit<1 hem* and make* de­ cots, $3.99 value, now $3.88. He is corative duilgnx. Small bal­ Army-Navy Surplus. Ha* ance. or pay $7.25 per mo. 51. Articles! F o r Ite n l and 322 9111. continues at CAROLE'S Hundred* of DRESSES and SUITS up to ROBERT A. WILLIAMS Realtor Raymond Lundquist, A**o. FA 2-3951 Atlantic Bank Bldg. » F o ra 425-5938 F ro m 95. Utilises For Sale 241-4661 • Orlando 2565 PARK DRIVE MON. 9:00 ASt • 11:00 PM 322-2420 322-7495 LOCH ABHOR. Large 4 Bed AUG. 3 room, 2 Bath, pine panel GREF.NBRfAR TUES. 7:00 PM • 11:00 PM ed Florida Boom, Central Choice Iota available in AUG. 4 air, sprinkler tyitcm , patio, Greenbriar of Loch Arbor WED. 9:00 A.M. - U:00 PM 150x150 lot. Ph. 322 8522, 207 overlooking golf course. AUG. 5 Ridge ltd. Custom building to your specification*. Greenbriar ASK FOR JOE KING WE LIKE TO DO developed by SUPER-X DRUG STORES BUSINESS KINGSWOOD with people w4io can rccog BUILDERS, INC. ALL REPLIES STRICTLY nizc a true value tn this 2 202 Fairmont Dr. CONFIDENTIAL bedroom home. Includes FA 2-8074 electric kitchen, fireplace, wall-to-wall carpet, fenced 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, screen­ yard, well and pump for MAN to service Insurance ed patio. Ph. 323-0368. Debit in Sanford. Salary watering, plus many more plus cam mission* with op­ extra*. All this in a nice portunity for fast advance­ neighborhood a n d o n l y $10,000 with $500 down and ment. Reply to P. O. Box $75 per month. 1125, Sanford. S I— tni'iim e P ro p e rty B2— iluktneee P rop . —Hele 83— Heal U n til# W anted B i­ Iteut Kwtuf* Bate l l — lliietnees R en tal# 1 fi­ Lote F o r Hale l l — F u rn m — firo v e a t2 —Kill! o f titate Acre##* 15 — lliMieea F o r Hate 11 — ll«*m e * — Hale or B ent J l o u i e F o r lie n ! i 160- I lean r I M ental* 101- T r a ile r * — C a b a n a * 10— Horn* Appliance* JuJ- M obil* Home A’—Hale 11— M im ical lim iru m e n te 103- -Mobil# I I nine■— R en t 11— IIUBlrioei Kr| ii Ip nii-nt lo t - T r a il or Mp it«#— O » ii I 11— Jol> P r im i n g t*1! - • T r a ile r I/olR— M ali 11— Upholder? lu l­ ■A p artm e n t* F o r K ent l s — V acuum C le a n e r* 101- ltoom * F o r Ite m 17— M oving A H tn rea* l l o - H otel Room * 1 »— llB ir t m ln e lo r * l u ­ R e n ta l Apenta l l — P U n tie —Flo w r r * — Seeii* 111- ■Wailtint Tn R en t 16— M ltS. F o r Mole l u ­ Auto* F o r Hal* l l — A n k l e * F o r R en t t t t -A uto*— Hale o r T r a d * 12— sw a p or t'a clia iig # t l * - •T ru c k s F o r Hal* S l — W arned T n Uuy 1ID- An lorn oilIve Her vie# &i— F u r n itu r e F o r Mai* 131- •Fcooler# Jk C y c le s t« — A n tiqu e * K '.r Male 131- lio itU At- M otors Al — H otter T o Lo an 131- .Marine Hupplle* <0— Ilu eln oM U |i|e> rlunltle* 322-5612 EVERYBODY 82. Business Prop. • Sale $100 DOWN II. Plants, Flowers, Seeds OKRA. 322-0115. 4 BEDROOM, 2 Baths, F lo r-’l Seminole Really .'ll. Musical Instrumcnls Puppies. ,'M. Upholstery AKC CHIHUAHUA Ph. 322-9392. EVERETT A. HARPER Pharmacists WANTED: HOME FOR KIT­ CHEST TYPE freezer. Excel­ TENS. 322-6323. lent condition. 323-0310. PENS A RABBITS Approximately B0 rabbit* $85 Male and Female .’h 322-9197 DAY WORK. 322 8394. 95. Houses For Sale 95. H ouma For Sale Ida Room, cent, heat & airAGENCY • REALTOR conditioning. ph. 322-4876. 2465 S. Park Ave. JUNIOR KINDERS 2427 HOLLY AVENUE ACE BEAUTY SALON. Coat Phone* FA 2-2264 or FA 2-2283 2 RM. HOUSE, 8 nice building lota. First *2,500 take* this Ph. 322 3500 of equipment. Ph. 322-4013. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY property. Pb. G6S-46U1, EnThe Finest In New H o m e , West Fourth 87. Busine.-w Rentals terprise, Fla._____________ Pre-School Education Street, just off Persimmon. NEW HOMES Call 838 3911 Collect F o r LEASE—Service Station. 71. .Male Help Wanted Available in Sanford area and Shown Dally 1-7 Good location. Good pro­ Longwood area (6 ml. So. ducts. Good treatment. Ph. 17-92). Ready for occupancy. 9 locally 322-4342, or apply to $100 DOWN $65.00 per mo. and up. Uio PURE OIL COMPANY. FHA-VA HOMES Sale* office: 802 Highland Ave. SEVERAL Outstanding 2 A 3 Longwood, Fla. 911. Lids Fur Sale OUTSTANDING Bedroom Homes available in 838-3911 Collect OPPORTUNITY MAYFAIR BUILDING LOTS. all Areas of Sanford. Let us Show you Around! BEAUTIFUL Three Bedroom, 102 Ft. frontage. 119 No. AVAILABLE IN two bath home with Family Scott Ave. Will consider Room, located on wooded THE SANFORD reasonable offer. J. N. Rob­ lot in established neighbor­ son. Jr. Ph. 322-1535 or 322AREA. hood. This home lias many 1901 S. Park Ave. 022ft. extra nice features. *uch aa $ FA 2-5252 anytime fireplace, breakfast room, LAKE MINNIE separate dining room, two WE OFFER 6 LAKEFRONT LOTS St. Johns Realty air conditioners, and large Fully Improved workshop. Good financing Sewer. Water, Size 112 x 180, THE TIME TESTED FIRM e PAID RETIREMENT available. Drive by 1909 Sacrifice $5500 Each. Char­ 116 N. Park Ave. FA 2 6123 PLAN Magnolia Avenue and then les Seiigman, 1201 E. Robin­ e PAID LIFE INSURANCE son A ve, Orlando. Phone call e PAID HOSPITAL INSUR122-2576, Broker* Invited. ANCE FHA - VA HOMES # PAID SURGICAL INSUR­ NICE BUILDING LOTS In 2, 3, A 4 BEDROOMS ANCE 1-akc Mary. Any size avail­ 1. 144, A 2 BATHS • PAID VACATIONS . . . able. You NAME THE KITCHEN EQUIPPED PLUS TERMS. LOW MONTHLY PAYMENT? Office: 322-2118 BART PILCHER. Broker For Complete Information Nights: 323-0700 322 7198 Sec or Call Your A FABULOUS 322-0648 2524 Park Drive FHA - VA PROFIT - AKC REGISTERED PEKING­ ;10. Home Appliances ESE, 2 female*, 9 month* A 4 months. Call 322-4757 or 22 CU. IT. Cheat type Irccz| cr. Perfect condition. Ph arc at 101 E. Onora Road, \ 323-0157. «a nicirii * 26 to 30 16 I 1.50 | 3.42 ! 3.711 * 125. A ir f o n d . & l l tn lln g _ -1. Beauty Care (j g j L A V i 1 : 1 M 301 W. First S t rlj Ph, 322-0231 ‘t �"I Rain Or Shine, The Response Tours’ In From Your Classified Ad. Call 322-5612. 9.7. Houses For Sale 97. House* For Rent Iflfl. Aparlmenls for Rent JUjr FURNISHED apartment, cen­ 3-BEDROOM. 2 bath. Fla. Fum. Apt. 2300 stenonvllle. trally located. Sts per month room. kitchen equipped, Crystal Lake Park—Lake Mary draperies, $135 mo. 322-5838 Cozy Collage. Lake privilege*. Phone 322-3641. Shown by appointment Ph, $50 Ph 322-6106 evenings 322-7180 days. 322-3561. 2 ROOM APARTMENT. Pri­ vate hath A entrance. 518 FURNISHED 2 • bedroom FURN. Apt. Close in. Jimmie 3 BEDROOM homo, ReasonCowan. 322-4013. Mellonville, ph. 322-5420. house, electric A hot water, able. 322 8962. on chain of takes in Osteen EFFICIENCY. $10. 611 Park. FURNISHED apartment. W1 area. Good fishing A swim­ 2 BEDROOM HOME, Kitchen Palmetto Ave. ming In 35' deep water $5n MODERN Furn. apU. Also equipped, Built-lns. 16,973 Storage space Ph. 322-1371 mo. Move to the country and I lib’. Rooms For Kent mortgage, Small down payrest your nerves. Must furn­ CLEAN 1st Floor Apt. Pvt. ment, take up $62 payments. ish references. 322 0519 or SLEEPING ROOM. Private ent. 1001 Palmetto. 117 Garrison Drive. 323-0106. bath and entrance. 3223986 NORTH ORLANDO RESALES CLEAN, furnished 2-bedroom 1-Room Efficiency apt. with pvt. bath A shower, suitable Ho. Aulos For Sale Like new, 2 & 3 BEDROOM cottage, shadv lawn, screen­ for couple or single person MASONRY Homes, 1 A 2 ed porch. $65 mo. 2521 or retired. All utilities in­ Orange Ave. 322-0296. Baths, Kitchens Equipped. cluded in rent. Ideally lo 9100 Down, Payments less catcd on 1st St., within 1 2 BR, unfurnished house. $90 than rent. block nf 2 tree parking lots mo. 6in E. 14th St. J. N. HELMLY REALTY and shopping oenter. In­ Robson, Jr. 322-1535 or 322Ph. 322-1641 quire at Manuel Jacobson 0228. Dept. Store 211 K. First St. 63 Renault, $993 bal, $13 mo. YOUR DREAM HOME 2-2 BEDROOM H O U S E S . 61 Hon a ult, $683 tut, $32 mo. Come True! And at a price space healer, kitchen equip­ W E L A K A APARTMENTS 61 Opal Wgn., $742 bal. $33 mo. 111 W. First St. you can afford. 4 Bedrooms, ped. Available Aug. 5 & 60 Ford Ang $599 bal., $32 mo m Baths, Kitchen equip­ Aug. 28 . 322-2858. 2 LARGE Nicely turn. Duplex 5S Rambler, $499 bal. $21 mo. ped, Florida Room and an apts. Uth Ave., I.ongwood, 57 Ram. Wpn. $611 bal. $31 mo. air-conditioned F a m i I y 3 BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ 8 mi. from N.A.S. I’h. 838 51 Metro, $196 bal, $21 mo ped. Children A pets preferr­ Room with covered patio 3298. 58 Olds, $691 bal. $31 nto. and Bar-B-Qup Hit adjoin­ ed. $50 mo. Sanford 349-3451. 57 Buick, $594 bal. $30 mo 3 ROOM FURNISHED GA­ 55 Cadillac, $399 bal, $31 mo ing. Priced at $14,000 with 100. Resort Rentals RAGE APT. Water, electri­ 58 Ford Wgn. $747 bal. $33 mo. conventional or FHA financ­ city furnished. Nice shady 38 Chev., $511 bal., $29 mo. ing available. C-B-4-U Buy! HUTCHISON’S tot. Adults only. Ph. 322-1305. 55 I'ontiac, $199 bal, $23 mo. OCEANFRONT APTS. 339 So. Atlantic 1 BEDROOM Furnished apart­ 58 Cadillac, $787 bal, $37 mo. Daytona Beach ment. Close downtown. Ph. 59 Ply., $791 bal. $34 mo. Reaitor-Insuror-Trades Call 322-4058 322-1162 between 9 A 5:30 59 Chev., $641 bal, $32 mo. 322-4991 1919 S. French Ave. Monday thni Friday; 322- 57 Olds. $597 bal, $29 mo. 101. Trailer - ('filmnit* 59 Ford, $399 li.il, $23 mo. 1501 Dthcr times. «(>. Utilises * Sale or Kent 58 Chev. Cnv., $742 bal, $36 mo, NEW ’63 APACHE CAMP­ FURNISHED Apt*. 322 6530. 57 Olds, $397 bal, $37 mo. CUSTOM BUILT HOME ON ER. $200 Off. Also used 56 Chev. Cnv. $895 bal, $39 mo. LAKE. Call a r a n I n g a tents, etc. Ph. 322-5467. 2 BEDROOM FURNISHED 36 Lincoln, $392 bal, $31 mo. 322-1597, APARTMENT. Close in. Ph. 101. Mobile Home* • Snle 322-9173 days, 322-0641 even­ 57 Ply. $597 bal, $29 mo. 58 Pontiac, $774 bal, $33 mo. 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, kitchen ings. 58 Mercury, $599 bal, $32 mo. equipped, Florida room. 1959. 10' x 45' 2-bedroom. Ex­ Available Aug. 29. Rent $145 cellent condition. Immediate 1 BEDROOM FURNISHED, 60 Falcon, $688 bat, $32 mo. occupancy. 322-0702. utilities Included. A d u l t s 38 Dodge, $692 bal, $33 mo. month. Pinecreat Area. Ph. 55 Chevy. $147 bal. $4 mo. only. Lake Mary. 322-4962. 322-8382. 101. .Mobile Home* - Kent 60 Lark, $299 bal, $14 mo. HOSE COURT APTS. 55 Ford, $111 bal, $3 mo, THREE BEDROOM, 1W Laths, 1 BEDROOM HOUSETRAIlJ 1 BEDROOM furnished, lit 56 Mercury, $117 bal, $4 mo, G. 1, loan, large com er lot, ER furnished. Adulti only. floor. 2015 Sanford Ave. Ph. 53 Pontiac, $99 bat, $3 mo. large shade trees, 107 Tuck­ $75 mo. Ph. 322-11ST. 668-4323. er Drive, Sanford. 322-2288. 1 2 BEDROOM and 1 3-bed­ FURN, APT. 322 2800. RAVENNA PARK. 3 bedroom, room, Bowman's Trailer l\k bath, air-conditioned, F U R N I S H E D apartment Court. 668-4908. REPOSSESSIONS, INC. kitchen equipped, s t o v e , Adults. 322-2317. J A in SANFORD AVE. oven, refrigerator, d i a h- lOt. Trailer Space • Rent OPEN EVENINGS washer, disposal. 322-9367. 3 ROOM FURNISHED ApartTRAILER space on large lake. ment. Near downtown. Wa­ • BEDROOM HOUSE, unfurn­ Adults only. 322-7368. Phone 322-4503 ter furnished. Ph. 322 8551. ished. located in iPneercat, kitchen equipped. Complete­ ly refinished Inside and out. Ph. 322-2344. NEW HOMES franfnrfl Ijrralb Aujr. 6, 1964 — Pape 9 1115. Auto* For,Sale SWEETIE PIE By Nadine Seltzer r4 .J ir-57 OI.DSMoniLE. Straight shift. $200. Ph. 322-3431. 120. Automotive Servlre COHEN RADIATOR WTIOP Free Inspection, estimate!, pickup, delivery. Recoring A repaus discounted. 31 li t E. 3rd. 322-3143 Auto Glsas, Tape . A Seat Covert AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. \ Bank $ 304 W. 2nd St. FA 2-8632 ALL WORK GUARANTEED Repossessions Stemper Agency National IUIZ * IMfi 4 •What** It look Ilk*? U'« a cimporl* 115. Autos For Sale '55 FORD, good body, good mechanical condition, Call 322 6618, Claude Harroll. 56 OLDSMOR1LE Holiday 4-door, air-condition, RAH, needs motor work. $100. 119 Like Dot Drive, '62 CORVAIR Monza, 4 speed, lilt, bucket seats, white-red interior. $1200. Call 322-3797 •62 FALCON, 2 door, st. shift, radio A lies ter. One local owner. 322-2075, 1958 MERCURY St a. Wgn, Now molor, $383. 322 3596. 1952 CHEVROLET. Eacellent condition. 322-7536. Loral automobile dcalrri of­ fer their best buys in Herald classified display ads. 2 & 3 Bedroom Houses Payton Realty 17-92 at Hiawatha RENTALS Furnished or Unfurnished Biil-Blalr Agency Ph. 322 5641 218 S. Park Ave. 1 BR. Fum , House. Ph. 668 3122. NEW 2 Bedroom cottage, fully furnished, on Lake, Adults only. Ph. 322-T434. I BEDROOM FURNISHED House, $75 month. 905 W. 25th St. A real “Fast Back’* Bale. 16 to choose from; red. 1 BEDROOM house. Clean It close In. Call Jimmie Cowan 322-4013. blue, white, hurgandy, yellow . . , For a Faet Back deal of yuur life . . . come one • come all to SFl'RNISHED HOUSE, 2 bedroom, fenced yard. Lake Mary. 322-1507. our gigantic sale! FURN. 2 bedroom house. $65 mo. 2430 Chase Ave. 322-4089. 1 BR. fu n . houae, Lake Mary. No pets, 322-2049._________ 2 FURN. apta. $30 A $10 mo. 322-9180. ___ AIR conditioned bedroom in 3 room furnished apt. $65 00 l i t E. Bib. 322-1285. LOCH ARBOR: Attractive un­ furnished house, 2 bedrooms, screened porch, esrporte, utility-storage, kitchen equip­ ped. Excellent condition. Ph. 322-1168. i N C R E T E block house, rceicway It carportc, careted, draw drapes, nicely jrnished. 6 Smyrna D r, De­ ary. $70. ARTMENT. clean and nice f furnished, newly decorat d, master bedroom, tile a;h A kitchen floor, $63 i R A G E Apartment. $55 ighls A water furnished. 119 11m. FLEX, nicely furnished, 201 Elm. Ph. No 8 5267. ,AKE MARY — Completely refinished inside A out Un furnished 5 Rooms, kitchen equipped, new carpeting Florida Room, ecreenod porch, enclosed garage, I block of Public Urach Adults or with small child. |7S. Ph. 322-4411. WE'RE OUT TO SELL 16 NEW BIG FORDS TO BEAT OUR OLD SALES RECORD-ANO THESE SPECIAL PRICES ARE AIMED TO DO IT BEFORE SATURDAYI SO ...Y O U WIN, ON LOW PRICES. . . BIG TRADE ALLOWANCE ON OUR ONE-TIME-ONLY BARGAIN DEALIII Strickland - Morrison, Inc., Sanford, Fla. 308 E. FIRST ST. ft* u m m ite * 2 UR, Unfurnished house. Ph 322 8892. 3 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, large lot. Available August 10. 703 Cherokee Circle, Sunland. Ph. 223-0940. AUTO GLASS INSTALLED ik«« 1 97. Houses For Kent 322-1301 '54 JE E P STATION WAGON. 2 Wheel Drive with over­ drive, 6 cylinder, overhead valve. 668-5693 after 6 p. m PH. 322-1481 115. Auto* For Sale Senkarik Ginns And P&inl Company 210 Magnolia Ph. FA 2-4622 VW SPECIALIST WRIGHTS AUTO REPAIR Foreign A Domestic S Sanford Ave. Across from H.L.H. 322 0217. 121. Scooter* & Cycle* SALE or Trade '39 Mustang Motorcycle. 322-5281. 12.1. Itnnls & Motor* ’58 PLYMOUTH BELVEDERE 4 Door 1IT, 1 local owner, JOHNSON JAVELIN. 30 hp, auto trans., RAH, power also 18, Both electric starts. •teerlng. Good motor A body, Hull very good. 10 ft. long. $450. Ph 323 0453 or see at SfU or trade. Ph. 319-4481. 121 Garrison Dr, Gateway To The waterway '62 CORVAIR 700. 323-0384. Go West . . . Where Th* Denis Are Rent . . . See The Dodge lloy*! 63 Ucimull K-S 1- *1195 *1095 *995 *595 door srdan. Ths economy king. 61 Chevrolet Biscnyne 2door V-8, radio A heater, auto­ matic transmission. 59 Pontiac Catalina 4-door hardtop, radio and hatter, power .leering, new lirre and r ilr a nlre. 61 Sitnca Grand Large (2-door hardtop.) 59 DeSoto l-door, like new throughout. Yon must are this ane to really appreciate ill NO DOWN PAYMENT SPECIALS! (with qualified credit) 2 0 To Choose From Priced From $95 1° $600 1962 Volkswagen Deluxe Radio, heater, e itr a nice. You should »ce thla one I Robson Sport ini; Goods 1961 CORVAIR 700 4-door, $995 Your EVINRUDE Dealer 1961 VOLKSWAGEN conver- 304 6 8 E. lit. Ph. FA 2-5M1 tible, $1195 IP SCATCRAET, Mark 55 1961 VOUtSWAGKN Station Mercury mutor, trailer. $339. Wagon, $1193 323-0328. 1959 PONTIAC 4-door Hardtop, $995 FISHING BOAT with Controls, SANFORD MOTOR COMPANY motor and trailer, $210. Ph. 800 French Ave, 322 4382 322-7775. Seminole Co. Motors AUTHORIZED DODGE DEALER 1801 W. P in t SI. Ph. 322*0814 Winter Park Ph. MI 7*2330 �I Humphrey Spurts Ahead In Contest For LBJ Running Mate Brown, Chosen Co-Nominator, Is Ruled Out WASHINGTON (UP!) Son. Hubert Humphrey'* vice presidential stock was boosted today with Ihe unusual decis­ ion to have two governors "conomlnate" President Johnson at the Democratic National Convention. Democratic National Com­ mittee Chairman John M. Hailey announced Wednesday that California Gov. Edmund tj. (Pat) Drown ami Texas Gov. John B. Connally would place Johnson’s name in nomi­ nation Aug. 2fl at the Atlantic City convention. It was the first lime in recent years that co-nominators have tx-m se­ lected. The choice of Brown appear­ ed to eliminate him for fur thcr consideration as a poss. ihle running mate for Johnson. Custom generally rules out a nominator playing a larger role in the convention. With Brown, Ally. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy and re­ maining cabinet officers eli­ minated. political observers now rale Humphrey as (he most prominent candidate to run with Johnson and the per­ son least likely to anlagonltc any particular voting group. A national poll published this week showed that 9 per cent of Democratic voters would not vote for Johnson U his running mate were Ken­ nedy. This compared with only ft per cent who said they would oppose Johnson if he clime Humphrey ns the vice presidential enndidalc. Among Southern Democrats, 33 per cent indicated opposi Hon to Johnson with the at­ torney general running for vice president, but only ( per cent registered opposition to a Johnson • Humphrey lieket. Among rural Democrats, 19 per cent could not support Johnson with Kennedy on the ticket, compared with only 3 per cent for Humphrey. The poll showed no signifi­ cant area of weakness for Humphrey by regions or by •egm enti of voting popula­ tion. A United Pres* International •urvey Indicated that leading Democrats in the Midwest and West would support Humphrey, but that there was much less enthusiasm for the Minnesota Democrat in the South. Ih t fcnttlnrft Srrolh Page 10 — Aug. 6, 1964 A ^ mW a H ill Moves Toward Showdown WASHINGTON (UPI) President Johnson's anlr-poverty bill, heavily lubricated to silence a potentially dangerous states* right* squeak, roiled today toward s House show­ down. Although the hattle still was far from over, msnagers nf the President’* top-priority bill felt the odds had tipped slight ly in f*vnr of approval for the legislation Friday. But the best sign that they were still scrambling for every vote was the decision of House Democratic leaders to hold off voting on Mie $9fi3.3 million measure until after today's Tennessee primary. They hope to get six or more votes from that nine-member delegation. The bill, similar in a $917.3 million measure passrd last month by the Senate, would set up several new program* These Include a CCC-typc “ Job corps" to give youths new training, experience and earning* and provisions to help finance locally initialed anti poverty projects and offer new assistance to farmers and small businessmen in "poverty Miami Nabs Escape Suspect In Murder Of Bronx Youth VCS Program, MIAMI (UPI)—Dade Coun­ charged with the murder of ty metro police have arrested n 17-year-old llronx, N. Y., a young Puerto Rican who is boy. New York authorities were expected to fly hfre today to pick up William Chino Her­ nandez, 31, who was arrested WASHINGTON (UPI) — Wednesday when he went In a The medicare bill: Status: Bottled up in House Western Union office to pick since tire late President John up money from his mother. JAMES E. PEARSON. F. Kennedy sent message to Metro officers said Homan Congress Feb. 2t, IfKt3. Sen­ <W was arrested July 3 in the son of Oil*, (rot) nnd ate Finance Committee begins heating of Kugcnc Sumter, 17. Mrs. (J. fltissel! Pearson of 118 Summerlin hearings today. of the Bronx. He was charged Provisions: Would provide with murder when the hoy- A v p ., has Been pro­ moted to tlie rank of hospital and nursing - home died. but escaped from a care for all Americans over 03 Bronx jHilice station three II e u t c n a n t , junior grade, aboard tDo de­ financed through an Increase wwks ago. stroyer, L’SS lligbcc. of one-fourth of ! per cent in Lt. Pearson is serving Soria! Security contributions with the Seventh Fleet paid by workers and employ­ Unity Move Seen mid is stationed in Ja­ ers. WASHINGTON (UPI) — pan. He attended local Former Vice President Rich- schools and is a gradu­ Hid M. Nixon predicted today Shrimp Dinner ate of the University of The Knight* of Columbus that Sen. Barry M Gold water Oklahoma. plans n shrimp dinner nt the would make some "major Council Halt, 2301 8. Oak moves” in the next few day* Ave„ Friday nt rtiltO p. nt. to assure a strong degree nf t liege enrollment in the The dinner i* open to the unity at next week’s GOP United State* last year total­ public nt n nominal cost, ac­ "summit" meeting nt Hcr*hey, ed nearly, 4 .800 .000 , Pa. cording to Ralph resold. An Open House and Shar­ ing Program will be held at Grare Methodist Church at 7 p.m. Friday to conclude Y.v cation Church School which is in session this week. Following the short pro­ gram and classroom visita­ tion, the Men’s Club will sponsor its third annual |c* cream supper. Homemade ir* c rea m and rake, will be f e a t ­ ured and so ft drink* will ha available. All proceeds will go toward improvement projects of tha church and to the club's new scholarship fund which is be. ing established to provide fi­ nancial assistance to colbga students who are members of Grare Methodist. Applica­ tion* for these funds may 1>" made either jiy the student or an interested sponsor who Is n member of the church. Donations and subscriptions are now being accepted for I the fund and may to1 turned over to Jim Leonard or Paul 1Markus. Supper Set At Grace Church Medicare Bill pockets.'* MONKEY IN T ill: TltKK 7 7 ? — Oli No! Thnt'n no monkey. It is Daniel KnrvnliiH, »gi* 7, clifiiliinj' one of tlm jmlm trees which are part of the Imnlwniping at the Mackle-bnilt retirement home (background) in the Florida State Exhibition at the World's Fair. Ilis sister, Andrea, age I. is intent on taking a picture of lug brother. Tito children, who live in Itnslyn, Long island, are among the nearly -170,000 persons who have visited the transplanted Deltona model home since the Fair opened. Tennessee Votes In Unusual Election The renewed confidence of Johnson's lieutenants stemmed from the belief that a mayor concession offered to southern Democrat* at the start of de­ tract siipsvirt to pixh Dio bill over. Hep. Phi! M I.andrum, (D(la.), the bill’s sponsor and floor manager, announced he would offer an amendment giving governors blanket veto power over any local project to b« financed by federal funds. This was somewhat farther than Senate supporters of the hill would go Pi damjM-n the cli.v’ge that the program would do violence to stales’ rights. Rut House managers felt that nothing less would attract the southern support needed tu win. NASHVIU.H, Term. (UPI) election he would resign as nominees for the I9ti.’> General —All nf Tennessee's congress- governor. Sen. Herbert S. Wa­ Assembly and delegates to a iiiri.il seats, including both U. ters is not a candidate for the atutu constitutional convention S. Senate posts, were on the post to which he was appoint­ next year. ed alter Kefauvrr's rluatli al­ There was particular Inter­ line today in a primary elec­ most a year ago. est in Fayette County rare*, tion that also could lead to a Sen. Albert Gore, seeking where registered Negro vot­ new governor. renomtnatfon to Ills third ers outnumber white voter*. Approximately 7 0 0, 0<iu term, is opposed by Sum Gal­ One race piled Democratic WSCS To Meet Democrats and Itcpublicans loway, W. N, (Hubei McKin­ Sheriff C. K. Patlal against The general meeting of tha were expected to cast soles ney amt Charles Vick Dan independent I,. T. Red (earn, Grace Methodist WSCS will in t h e unusual election, Kuykendall is unopposed lor a white farmer-merchant with lie held at H p.m. today. Tak­ brought about try Mie death of the GOP nomination. Negro hacking, and in anoth­ ing part in the program, Sen. Kates Kdauver ami Gov. There were candidates for er, the Rev. June Dowdy, the “ You Are Christ-Called," will t r ank Clement's candidacy either Democratic or Repub­ first Negro candidate in the be Mildred Cubb, Dorothy for Die vacant seat. lican nomination in each ol county since reconstruction, Crocker and Joyce Bennink. Clement was our nf three the stale's nine congressional sought to unseat Tax Assessor All members are urged to at­ Democrats, including C o n dlstriit*. Voters also chose J. M. Jut dan. tend. pressman Boss Bass, and t h r e e itcpublicans seeking nomination tor K< fauver’a mi WASHINGTON (UP!) — expired term, The* iimn believed to lie Mm Clement said if he won the architect of Communist North seat in the November general Viet Nam'* mllllury opera­ tion* against Mm U n i t e d Blntr* la a tough little gen• rid who is one of the world'* top authorities on guerrilla warfare, Gen. Vo Nguyen nhip, com­ mander of the North Viet­ SAIGON, Smith Viet Nam namese armed force* and the (UPI) — The stale-controlled victor of Dint Mien Pint, Saigon Itadio today broadcast drove the French out uf Indo­ an nneonlrrnicd report that china and is determined to do President Ho Chi Minli of the *uma to the U n i t e d Communist North Viet Nam State*. had been overthrown, bill Mir Oddly enough, in view of press secretary to South Vnd by I he Red China'* Htippoil of North Nam’s military Premier Ngu­ Viet Nam, Chip is known ns yen Klianli Inter called the re­ fam ous <>no of the bitterest nnti- port •‘ialie.’' Cruft-amen of Chincse members of the Viet­ Hn lias been a leading Viet­ namese hirrarehy. Hot he has namese rewdutinnary figure MURPHY • MILLER been a dedicated Connnuniit since the early days of the all Ilia adult life. Japanese occupation in World The hlf-ycnr-old firebrand I* War II. He led a nationalist a hero to the Vietnamese, u n d e r g r o u n d movement even to many .South Vietnam­ against the Japanese, ese who take a nationalistic tarter, he berim e the main prido in hi* victory over su­ Communist leader in the post­ perior French force* id yeur* war guerrilla war against the ago. French which culminated with MANUFACTURED from materials that the defeat of French forces ul Dim Dim Pirn and the divis­ genuine, longdasting value: KM INK VMKHirVN WALNUT OR BF.F.CII — on ion ol tin1 country into Nuilii expoM-d trim. and South Viet Nam. VALUE Sill.ID II VHDYVOOD IIA MK — carefully M-Irrtrd lor TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — strength and long life. HIGH BAKU It IIS IN FINISH — krrp. its original lini.h Gov. Parria Bryant today year* — durable, loo. aide-stepped a suggestion that KILN DRIED II 3RD M \Pt.K DOWELS — for Joint* that ha was in line to heeotue Mm slay sturdy. ••FlltST LINE" INTERIOR PADDING — for sitting Dew president of P I o r I d n EASY WASHINGTON (UPI) — Re comfort lliat bold- it- shape. Stale University curly next publican presidential nominee TERMS HEAVY VINYL COYKItlNGS — srlrcled hr professional Barry M. Goldwatcr has top­ year. drsigners In mm piemen I Mir style lines of this rhair, and ped President Johnson in at to add to Ihr beauty uf your room drror. "1 still plan to return to the practice of law in Oruln.” least une election year poll. ( joint; to t iie w o r l d ’s f a ir ? Be our Ciicst! The Arizona senator was llryont told a new* confer cnee. “ I t’* not in my plans to named the "Iw-sl dressed man Slop in our Mure fur PHE-PA1D ADMISSION TICKETS beroma a university presi­ in politics" Wednesday by the lu the I’uvilliun uf American Interiors. No charge! Custom Clothier* Association dent.’’ Johnson was runner lip. There hae been speculation North Viet Nam General Tough Report Of Ho's Overthrow False REPEAT SALE. B y Popular Demand The "EVERYWHERE CHAIR Bryant In Line For FSU Prexy? Barry Politics’ Best Dressed recently tliat Bryant would succeed Dr. Gordon Blackwell as Florida State president. Blackwell resigned last week to accept a similar post *at Furman University ill Greenfltle, S. C. Cure In Jail (UI’D—Stanley Smith, 38, was Jailed tor three years Wednes­ day for stealing a 19*11 Rolls Roy re limousine to cure his "inferiority complex," MATHER OF SANFORD SHOP IN AIR CONDITIONED COMFORT 201-09 E. FIRST ST. PH. 322-0983 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS All year long the Dodge Boys have been out-dealing every other dealer in town and now they are even outdoing themselves! Result? You get fabulous deals on the success cars of 1964—the dramatic Dcpendables from Dodge! Just take your pick: A big Dodge 880 . . . a fabulous Dodge Polara...a Delightful Dodge Dart. There’s a car for every taste -a price for every purse. Visit your Dodge Boys and move up In quality at a price so low you won’t believe it tilt you see it! SEMINOLE COUNTY MOTORS, INC. 1801 WEST SANFORD, 1st STREET FLORIDA �Atta Boy, Doc This is the time of year we love the doctors. Thousands of them from const to const nrc issuing suggestions on how to beat the heat. Here's what they say: — Avoid all unnecessary exertion (nnd here comes the beautiful part) such as chores around the house. — Stay out of the sunlight. — Wear Bruce Biossot — Roy Cromfey BOILING IN THEIR O W N STEW Political Notebook loose clothing. — Try not to worry or fret. — Drink plenty of liquids nonalcoholic of course. In other words, what the doctor are saying is knock off work, sit in the shade, nuts to dressing up. let someone else do your worrying, and sip cooling drinks. Hate to live this kind of life, folks —but it's doctors’s orders. Bald Look*? It’s Cool '!* The latest feminine fashion foible —proposed by a male hair stylist—is for ladies to shave their heads. There was a time—and not so long ago—when any man who dared sug­ gest anything like this would have had his own hair pulled out by the roots by furious females. Or at least he would have been hooted down as some kind of a nut. Hut things being as they nre today, this hairless hairdo just might catch on and become the hottest thing in women’s styles since natur­ al hair became unnatural and the color rinse and the wig became as essential to milady’s grooming as llie toothbrush. Millions of men—surprised to dis­ cover they have been out in front of the fashion parade without even suspecting it—can tell you one thing about the new "bald look." It’s cool, man (or lady). Cool. Thought For Today For where your treasure is, there will your heart be also.—Luke 12:31. * • • There the wicked cease from trou­ bling. and there the weary are at r e s t.— J o b 3 :1 7 . • • • Christ has made of death a nar­ row. starlit strip between the com­ panionships of yesterday and the re­ unions of tomorrow.—William Jen­ nings Bryan. Dr. Crane’s Worry Clinic firacc has Inst nut nn sev­ eral wonderful romances but doesn't know the reason wily. And that Is true <>l thousands of Kiris who ate left as spinsters when they rntiltl easily hate become happy wivrs and mothers. So study this rase with rare and send for the booklet below. CASK T-410: Grace (!.. aged 25, is a beautiful .school tea­ cher. Recently I w»« looking al the folder* of a number of ap­ plicant* at Ihe Scientific Mar­ riage Foundation, "My. that girl l* u*ually pretty." I exclaimed a* I pirked up Grace'* folder. "Why isn't she married? For ►lie i* 5' 6", weigh* 125. has perfect measurement*, hold* an A. H. degree, is a school teacher, and rale* tops ac­ cording to the clergyman Counselor who Interviewed her. "Since we have more men than women in the ace brac­ ket* up to .15, then we need such charming girl*. "So how does jt happen that Grace i* still unmarried?" Our Director shook iwr head sadly ami replied: "Yes, Grace should be mar­ ried. And here is a man who seems to be a perfect match for her. "But I can t introduce them, for my hands are tied." Then she pointed to a mi­ le tion on in* chart in which he said ■Don't waste my time in­ troducing me to *ny girl who smokes " And on Grace’s question­ naire she had mentioned that she smoke* cigarettes "Dr. Crane," the Director said, mournfully. "Grace could have been married a yrar ago if she hadn’t used cigarettes. "Hut almost every man who seems suitable, expressly warns u* he does NOT want a wife who smoke*. "It i* tragic how many lovelv girl*, otherwise (wrfeelly suited to iiei-ome happy wives and mother*, are still left to grow cynical and soured old maid*, just because they smoke," Destiny hinge* on very Herald Area Correspondents Genera Mrs. Jos. E. Malhirua 349-4824 Lake Mary Mrs. France* tVeater 322-6219 Lake Monroe Mrs. If. L. Jfthnsaa 322-4722 Long wood Mr*. Donna F stri 8.18-3317 North Orlando Mrs. Doris Dean 322-1989 Osteen Mr*. Clarenr* Snyder 322-1811 AltamimtP Spring* Mr*. Julia llarlo* R3K-1318 Bear Lake-Forest Clly Mrs. Maryann Miles 8.18-3(78 Csssrlherry Mr*. Jsn r t'uBselberrr 838-5046 CSuluol* Mrs. Jmtn M*ti* 385-3712 DeBsry Mrs. 1 rank Whlta 668-4221 Deltona Mr*. Mildred llsney 668-5631 Enterprise Mrs. Hilt hie Harris 668-5834 668-4601 ! Mrs. Evelyn Lundy 365-3160 To Avoid A Collision sm all item * Grace could easily have been married a year ago and SANTA MON I f A. fa lif maybe Ihe mother of a cute "Some people don't even like baby by now to wear badges." the mult Itui her cigarette habit was saying I had come here checkmated thal fascinating from the GO!’ Convention to career. Yet Grace probably doesn't get ts. infilling better than tiresome yak rlliout know why the HIM machine the "freedoms" ami the mealies* can't find her a suitable Itoy talk on the bate tames of friend Maybe you teen-age girls and political "mntnlitv D was the right idlin' to college cos'ds think I am pik ing when I tell you that one come because in »nnte tlliee of the greatest causes for decades prior to 1tu'*2 the bachelor girl' and soured high-pi im ipal, pioneer plane spinsters is tobacco, hut tha! maker, Donald D uglns. had refused to *'gn a rmnpttlsory i* true Although not all the men union rniitracl that would registered with the SMF ex­ force worker* to pay dues pressly rule out girls who ami toe the mark fot the ba­ smoke, most of them do NOT ilor bosses. Hut in that yeni, want wives who n*r tobacco for reasons partly pntnotie In fact, among the first III,* and partly practical, the 0011 men lo register with the Douglas Aircraft (Vrnpany SMF. only Vine man actually found a romplomise railed asked for a girl wlm smoked! the "agency” shop- of which Hr requested a wife who more later. used liquor and cigarettes As il happened, Imih the Hut he had an ulterior mo­ company's spokesman trial I tive, for he was a high salar­ wet* wearing badge*. IDied executive who wanted Hie was u set ui ity pass, I wore wife of a former hlg shot ex- two emblems, on. to gel into eeutive who could mix high­ tile plant and the uthe t a balls and smoke and thu* hob­ convention picas pas* that nob with the sophisticated so I’d left ill my lapel. The idea cial set from which lie wished that our "freedoms" wete In­ to recruit future business. fringed by beillg foiled 1" Girls, tobacco halitosis dues were these tag* a- a condi­ n't make your kisses attrac­ tion of employment seemed tive! Amt when you exhale smoke farfetched, but If* a fm t through your nostrils, you look that many Americans are an­ like a locomotive smoke­ noyed or outraged by any sort of eonti.d >>r i onipitlstack! Smoking deprive* a gir! of sivc-inembf rship — and it’* the daintiness and thus the part cf our libertarian rode feminine allure that captivates to respect these sensitive feelthe usual man who i* wife- iltg*. Well, in philosophy nnue so hunting. So send (or my 200 point than in physics, thet'c is al­ "Tests for Sweethearts," en­ ways the theoretical chance closing a long stamped, re­ of an irresistible force meet­ body. turn envelope, plus 20e. and ing an immovable see the yardstick used in pick­ Something had to give when ing mates the company's industrial il­ lation* team bumped brad on into ttm union bargaimis fer the International Machinist* am) the United Auto Woike is Tlie company stood on it* principle tin compulsion, The unions, sparked by Walter Heuther, contended that nonmembers got all III* hetiellt* of "union security" and were "ftcr riders," but the decisive phase of the battle wn» play­ ed out in Washington Arthur Goldberg, now a Supreme Court n,,,„liT* ill - tire, wn» secretary of labor and had been this genera­ tion's most brilliant, force* fill labor lawyer with a long winning streak of rniiliiol* f t compulsory union fiicm* bership At Iteiither's shoul­ der stood President Kennedy who cn p! nined I lie American missile rare again'! Itus-da. The practicalities wrte that the company didn't want to give up business to tin- test of the industry, didn't W.itil to lose tht- skilled vvoll,els wlm might quit lather than tie forced into union member­ ship, didn't want to risk a directed verdict fiom the g. vctoinrnl" lint didn't want to M-licnl from a piinciple, either. Out of the soul-searching ranic tlie "agency shop” contiint, the fits! of its kind In th e aer.it • apace industry. Thete was some give and take, lint the "immutable" position of tile company noil tlie tilth: us held fnm. The company protected the con­ science of the miltol ity of vvnikets who refused lu "wear a badge" of unwilling mem­ bership. Instead of joining a union, these Workers paid a fee for benefits received Hill liu m i m i c fee did mil bind WASHINGTON INF.A! — Federal Hureau of Investiga­ tion studie* of 6fi,12fi offend­ er* already have produced figure* which lead home gov­ ernment crim# ipedalisla lo privately question the effec­ tiveness of our present mrth',1s of piobation, parole, con­ ditional rrlrasra and suspend­ ed lenience*. These preliminary studies were on offender* "actively handled in 1063” whose recotds were available to the FBI. A fourth of this total had only one arrest on their record*, But 76 per cent had hern at rested an average of IS time* each, Arrotding lo their rriminal histories, 62 per cent of these t e pen tel » hail received "len­ iency'' | Hie term till'd ill the study t in the foim of proba­ tion, suspended sentence, patole or conditional rrleasr. lit these, 88 per cent received •leniency" once, 2(1 per eeni twice amt 12 pet cent thire times or more. More than half of those *tn'*led for murder or serious assault had been previously g i anted "leniency" for one >i ini a or another. Almost a truth of those arrested for mur-ter or serious assult had previously been granted "lenicnry" three times or more. The aveiage mart or woman arrested for murder or seri­ ous assault had a rriminnl record going back 12 years. He or she hud been arrested an averaga of eight times. The 60 per cent who had been granted ‘leniency" at one time or another for some crime lutd an average of five arrests after having hern granted that first "leniency." (Since the year f926, It special agents of the Flit have hern slain in gun bat­ tle*. Twelve of these 11 wore killed "by criminal* who had been paroled, placed on prohation or had received some other kind of lenient consid­ eration ft uni tlie court*."I Two-third* of those arrest­ ed for robbery, burglary, auto theft, bogus rheck passing ami sex offenses previously hud been g tanted "leniency" for one crime or another. The nvetugp man or woman a r­ rested for robbery hud nil av­ er age minimal career of I:t years, with nine nr rests l'he two-thirds who previously inn! been granted "leniency” bad nn average of six attests af­ ter the lust "leniency." These preliminary analyses show vme other tiling the youtftiul age nt which most repealer criminals fust viol­ ate the law. Of the (it,l*J(1 cases studied, fid per cent had been 21 or under nl the time of their first arrest. Forty per rent or more were teenager* when first arrested. Most had crime records which spread out more than a decade. The crime specialists don’t have s o l u t i o n s . Hut FHI Speakers r e g u I a r l y quota Judge 8am Tatum of Tennes­ see, who said: "I became judge of th# Juvenile nnd Domestic Rela­ tions Court on June J, HJ3D. Mince that time I have tried approximately 8,0011 boys and girls under 17 years of ag# for violating the law. "Of that number only *2 were regular ill attendance in Sunday School or church," High Priestess Eludes Troops l.l'SAKA, Northern Rhode, sia (VIM) — Government troops who were reported tr» bo "shooting al everything that moves" ehased member* of tiie blood lliir*!y l.unrpa religions seel through the lai'li country of Northern It Modesi a today. Hut there was no sign of lha fanatical serf's high priostes*, a plump, 43-year-old housewife named Alice. Southern Rhodesian poller dismissed as "nonsense" earlier report! Hint site had crossed (lie bor­ der into their country. • KVKNINU 1IOUKS ABF KHADINIi HOURS" any worker lo follow the polltrial or ideological rule ot the union-majority, mu to join picket lines, nor to be subject to fines, Bsse-smenl* or discipline of any sort. The union* won nut by getting the ext la money and retain­ ing their bargaining position. Not everybody was wholly satisfied, A few “extreme" individualist*. conscientious objector* to the end. gave up t licit job* rattier i him pay Ihe fee Viewed slali*tii ally, which is to »ay heartlessly, tlie net hi** "f worker* was "only" 25, some of whom ma) hove been ready lo re trie anyImw (if ihe worker* at this plant 17.(100 allow the company to lake their union lines out of their pay cove* lopes, 5,11011 insist upon remilling directly to the union, and about 25 stubborly force Ihe company to rome around nnd collect. This wide free­ dom of rhoice rust* money in bookkeeping, but l i b e r t y never comes cheaply. The world of labor-manage­ ment i* not perfectly rumparable lo the realm of poli­ tic*, yet there i» milch ill common. We rail lie guileful that "m orality" i* still such a strong factor in our Ameri­ can affairs. Every form id compulsion i* rcpugnsnl to us as n nation. Every miiiuri ty deserve* our serum* and diligent protection, e v e n •hough we heln-ve in majority rule And some of the time petliaps, most of Hie time — we have the wisdom to find a third solute it rather than stand by and watch the smash up of two absolute f'toes rushing lugether on an "either or" e o t I i s i o n rout -e. A You'll find what you're looking for Letters £tutfind fyrttft Tage l-A Sanford, Florida ►A l.lIH rnASK Thurs., August 0, 1901 A. UI KI . OW, KUI TOM AXD M J B L I S U K K VOI.TIll.I.XK. i I r c u l a t J * * - Q r a « r a l iiin in tr J U L I A N L. I T K V I i n u K As s o c l s t a K.lltur It*IIItV I. j o l i s s u * M s m u i l n s Ed i t o r HI , I UK * H 11.1.1.11111-W TsUltrat'll Editor Hull Is X* II.1.1 SMS Korlstr IMIlur po l l'll: a i * i'ix Coy Killlor j i n t nin.i.i County E d i t or m u. Nib lie s Iisllstry * ix c k st, a i .k i a x i i c i i Ad ver ti si ng Iilrsct ut K i l t lillKIC* Advs r i l s l r i k M s n s g s r liu I Osnersl I11 ITT Ad v e r t i s i n g U A iu tiK iT Cl a s s i f i e d *l»nsg»i ir A i'L in u N Plractur J 4 AIK allUKMAKKK llusinsss M s n a a t r ►'ll k u n K i . 1.1 M e c h a n i c a l t t upl n istt Plmtugrspber a iiir a im m •'* natki Irnl.oli loBBl, All OIlH Wa * k l> "0 1 V»ar I I I i l I Taar I IQ I l l o n i n a 4 T* * l l o a i h a 1 10 I M o n t h s > on S Mnst t i a I M I Mo n t h t OS I U i n t l i It. a p ' - a t i l n i i u t a t l s n s p r ovi de t h s t al l mal l s u b s c r i p t i o n s be p s H in a d v s n r a . ______________ _________ _________________ K m t r a d a t l a c o n d cl as s m a l t a r i - c t n a a r 11. t t l l a t t b s Post p f flea of b s t i f or d. Fl or i da, u ndar ilia Act a l C o s q i t e s of Ma r c h T h e H e r a l d la a m e m b e r of His t i n n e d I ' r a i a wh i c h is an (Il i ad a t c l u a i v a l y l o t ha usa f or r e p u h l t e a t U * o f t i l t ha l ocal n a n s p r i n t e d In t h i s n s w a p s p s r , __________________________________ No p a r i of a n y m a l a r i a l , r.ewe o r s u r e m e m o , o f Ihla adl t l oo of T h a S a n f o r d l l a r a l d m a y ha r e p r o d u c e d In a ny m e a n e r w i t h ­ o u t w r l t l a n p e r m i s s i o n of ttia puh i i a h a r of T h a l l a r a l d . Any I n d i v i d u a l or f i r m r e s p o n s i b l e fur s u c h r e p r o d u c t i o n will bs r o i i i t d a r a d aa l n f r l n * i n s on T h a l l t r a l d a c o p y r i g h t at-d will bs tiald l i abl a l o r d s m e g i n g u n d a r t ha law I ' ubl l anad dal l y a i n p i S a t u r d a y , S u n d a y a n d C h r i s t i n e s . p u bl t a ba d S a t u r d a y p r e r e e d . n | centim es. To The Editor Editor, Herald: Your at tide on waterfront development “Our Opportun­ ity." You are to be commend­ ed on the stand your paper ha* taken on this very important and vital matter. I want to |iersonally thank you and your paper tor this positive ap­ proach. I am behind you UK) jter cent Now you state, nr the city stall's we need $5h,QVU to get started .So with that figure m mind may 1 suggest a plan lo raise the money. We want lo open ihe door to opportunity. Now let's take all the boat people and at) Ihe people in Sanford ami Seminole County amt we have a large group, ta*t everybody just donate $1 for the project (if course, larger donation* would be wel­ come. Wr then have enough money to start a project in Sanford on l.akr Monroe Thu Is opportunity knocking at our d<*>r and wc must do something about it. I suggest that Mr. Julian Stcnstrom be appointed lo this | task of rotl-cting the money or | let tile Jajcexa sponsor this plan and which I understand they are going all out for ; Take all the poop’r in Sanford ami Semin tic County in t en tral Florida, don't you think with 11 donation we tan raise Hie required amount Then i(*t a goodly nuntiici o! people will emerge in our town, bringing with them their pet*. Now for a humane so­ ciety. Can’t you see the future of Sanford? It T Johnson • * • Editor. Herald I Just can't refrain from writing a letter congratulating you on your article ' Profit For Whom " I want in thank Ihe staff of your paper for do­ ing such a fme )oh You de serve a medal a* long as we have a paper in Sanford that will speak nut. Then wr will have progress. Speaking about misvtn; the boat, believe me he did miss the boat It’s hard to deter­ mine tlie economic return in a time like this. You are so right. As time goes condition* In our downtown area will get worse Time to act is now H. T. JoUmool * * Q U IC K EST, MOST EC O N O M ICA L WAY TO BUY AND TO SELL . . . Waul ads j?t»( fast results! They’ve Kot coverage! That's why buyers and sellers of goods and services jjo to the Want Ads for action. Set Your price . . . we’ll set your ad! ON YOUR MONEY WITH SAFETY v u l INSURED SAFETY -C A L L CLASSIFIED -SANFOMD K X n iA N liE — 322 - 5612 ------ FROM SKMINOI.K COUNTY— * 425 - 5938 ( DIRECT I.INK - MIT LONG DISTANCE) Ik Sanford Herald -e- �M fB U M u a Horoscope Forecast FRIDAY. AUGUST 7, 19M GENERAL TENDENCIES: N ot ■ good day to force any* thing whatever, for you now a n on the dark of the Moon with little of benefita from the planets, save to get a good real after flrat winding up whatever haa barn a im dy itarted, but which you have not complated ere thla. Do whatever will gat your health in better shape. Re* lax. ARIES (March SI to April 19) Mora attention to your appearance. Wardrobe can make thU a happy inatead of a dull day. Don't eat your heart oh a certain recreation th a t could be disappointing. TAURUS (April SO to May 20) Being sure to do what cloae tlee expect of you, you eatabllah greater harmony and security for the future. You want comfort. However, It takes seme work and sac­ rifice on your part. GEMINI (May I t to June t l ) A little expression of de­ votion and loyalty to usual allies insures their respect, cooperation r o w . Follow ex­ pert advice. Your credit needs to be Improved, added to. MOON CHILDREN (Juna tS to July 91) You m utt raise year level of coneclousneae to accomplish greeter things. D ent feel that others are Im­ posing on you. You then at­ tract influential persons • sa­ lly. LEO (July 22 to August ID A look in the mirror will reveal how to Improve ap­ pearance so that others are more attracted to you. Be more socially-minded. Fine avenues of expression, endea­ vor then present themselves. VIRGO (August 22 to Sep­ tember 22) A little service to • th e n can certainly elevate their aplrite today and make life more harmonious for you, too. Plan a more successful future. Think — he positive 1 LIBRA (September 23 to October 22) Good frlende will gladly join you In social or recreational ideas, If you con­ tact them oarly enough. Flat­ ter them a bit. They then go all out for you and you hava • wonderful time. SCOHIMO (October 23 to November 21) Showing gradItude for favora Which ex­ perts and higher-ups havs proffered, you make even greater strides In right direc­ tion. Plan now. G n a t bene­ fita possible In near future. SAGITTARIUS (November t l to December 21) A new attitude towerd career, so­ cial life, travel, e tc , will msan fa r greater success In the fu­ ture. Being menUl Is all right. However, don't neglect lighter side of life. CAPRICORN (December 12 to January 20) You have to be more prompt in paying your bills tf you want the good will of ethsra. Get into civic duties with vim. Be sure your mate is pleased in PM. AOUARU'S (January 21 to February 10) Partners will go along with your ideas, pro­ vided you are not dictatorial, but kind and convincing. Take them out to lunch. Be a more ■tailing individual. PISCES (February 10 to March 10) An enthusiastic ap­ proach to duties before you will make ca-erorkera fall In lias easily. Impress other* with jreur efficiency. Invest la tame m w apparel later. IF YOUR CHILD IB BORN TODAY, there Is such a charming personality here th a t other* will quickly want to spoil your progenr, but you m ust csrly Impress the im­ portance of work for the fin­ est results In this chart. Any work connected with the pub­ lic in general Is best hare, sines there Is the ability to Say the right thiag at the right time. Much success Is Very evident. Forecast for your sign for Kept. T h e Stare Impel, they 4a wot com pel.** What you make of your life la large­ ly up to YOU! Carroll Rightar'a Individual Forecast for your sign for Au­ gust la now ready. For your copy send your birthdate and 11.00 to Carroll R lrh lrr Fore­ cast The Saaferd Herald, Box 1921, Hollywood 22, Califor­ nia. The National Education As­ sociation reports that the highest •alariee for college and university professors is paid la the far west: the low­ e st hi the souths ait. Oljr •xnfttrb Page 2-A—Aug. 6, 1964 ^rralft Legal Notice Legal Notice tv t r k c ir c u it c a r e r o r t h e oth j r n i c u L c t m r r r r IK A VD FO R B E R tV O L H co rv T T , F l o r i d a IV C H A N C E R Y V*. ISX1I MIAMI national TrowfF 1 R oW ^ 6 j= R 1 g & li# DID VO) KNOW VCD HAD A HOL£ IN YOLCrAWTU FC 5 lE (Z 'i NATIONAL banklnt BASE, a association. P lain tiff, vs. G IRLS T O W S ISC O BPO B A Ta F lo rid a co rp o ra tio n , R E I TEH B H O T H E n a, a n o-portn s r s h l p . P A N N I N G LIT MB ER A H A R D W A R E CO.. ISC . a n d I I A RO LD r . OKIMOT O, D efendants. v rm rR a y pu b lic a tio n To: H aro ld T O klm oto r . O. B o s l i l t H onolulu. Ilow otl TOU ARE N O T IFIED th a t a f o m p le ln t to F oreclose M origag * on the fo llo w in g d e s c rib ­ ed p r o p e r t y , tn w i t : COM M ENCING ot t i n S n u l h w e e t c a r n o r o ( Ixit tl. KXTZMIXOCR F A R M * A d d itio n SO. t , s o r e c o r d ­ e d In T l t t R o o k t , o t P s t * I, P u b l i c R o r o r d l o f a t m . Ino lo C o u n t y , Florida; THF.N CK W e s t e r l y a l o n e t h s f o u t h l l s s o t L o t I t , so ohnwn b y o sld p lat o t ESTEM ISOETt F A R M S A D D I T I O N SO . 1. to th o W e s t r l t M - o f - w o y lin o o f H s y o o Rood , so ld r l i h t - o f w a y lino b r i n g s h o w n b y p l o t o t S O R T It OR L A N D O R A N C H E S S E C T I O N I. a* r e c o r d e d In P l a t B o o k I t . St P a s o t l . Public n r c o r d s o t S cn iln o l* C o u n t y , F l o r Ide. r a i d p o i n t b e i n g o PO IN T OP R E O IS S I SO; T H E N C E S o u th erly along the said W r it rlg h t-o tw ay tins o t H a y t s Road, a s show n b r said p la t of N O R T H O R L A N D O RANCHES SECTION I. and also a s show n by N O R T H O R L A N D O R A N C H E S f E C T I O N », a s r r c o r d t d In P l l t B o o k 11, a t P a c o I t. P u b lic Records o f S tm ln n lo C ou n ty . F l o r . Ida. i n i N O R T H OR L A N D O R A N C H E S S E C T I O N JA. a s r e c o r d e d In P l a t B o n k I t . a t P a x r a I I . IS, a n d t l , p u b l i c l l r c o r d r of S rm ln n lS C ounty. Florida. to the N o r t h e a s t c o r n e r n f lev! I. B l o c k “ C." N O R T H O R ­ LANDO RANCHES SEC­ T IO N *. ao r e o o r d a d tn P la t Book II. a t T e a t It. P u h llr R ecarda of S em in ­ ole C ounty. F l o r i d a ; THENCE W e ste rly alo n x t h e N o r t h lin o o t so ld Lot t . n i o e k “C.“ to t h e N o r t h ­ w e s t c o r n e r o f so l d L o t I. B lock NTl T H E N C E Southa rty t l o n a the W e tt Has o f s a i d N O R T H OR L A N D O R A N C H E S S E C T I O N I to tho Southw est co rn er ot Lot t. Block "A .-, as show n hr so ld plat of N O R T H O R L A N D O RANCHES SECTION S. s a i d S o u t h w e s t c o r n e r b eI n x aleo a p o i n t o n th e N o r th r i g h t- o f - w a y line of t l e h o m e Iload. ae s h o w n by p lat of NORTH ORLANDO R A N C H E S S E C T IO N 1. Se r e c o r d e d In r i a l B o o k I t , St P a s o t. P ublic R ecords of S e m in o lo C o u n t y , F l o r i d a ; T H EN C E W esterly along t h e r a i d N o r t h r lg h t* o l> w a y Una t o t h e E s s i c o r ­ n e r o t L o t 1, B lo ck “ A,** ae s h o w n b y ee td p l a t o f N O R T H O R L A N D O R A N C H E S S E C T IO N t ; THENCE N orthw eeterly a l o n g t h e N o r t h e r l y lino of s o l d H lock “ A” t o t h e E a s t r i g h t - o f - w a y l i n o o f M»ee R o o d , os s h o w n b y aotd p l o t o f N O R T H OR L A N D O R A N C H E S S E C T IO N ll T H EN C E N o rtherly along a p ro lan g sllo n o t tho Eoel r l s b t - s f - w a y lin e o f M oss Road, eetd prolongotloa being n c o n tin u atio n o t the c u r v e s h o w n by s a i d p l a t o f NORTH O R L A N D O R A N C H E S S EC TIO N I. to a p o in t of In ieree ette n w ith th e S outh erly prolo n g atio n of the E e e t r ig h t- o f - w a y line of M ost Ro ad , ae s h o w n by p l a t o f N O R TH O n L A N D O S EC O N D A D D I ­ TIO N , a* r e o o r d a d tn P l a t Rook It. at P ag es t t . II. a n d I t . P u b lte R ecords of Sem inole County. F lo rid a ; T H EN C E N o rtherly along so l d S o u t h e r l y p r o l o n g a t i o n • f the K eel r ig h t- o f - w a y lin e e f Moae R e e d t o a p o i n t I I I * * F t . S o u t h of th e South r ig h t-o f-w a y tins o f Y e u n g Rood, s i s h o w s b y so ld p t s t o f N O R T H onLAK D O SEC OND A DDI­ T IO N ; T lt K N C K E asterly p e r p e n H r u l S r to t h e t a e l described couree for A d is ­ e a s e s o t I I I 11 ft-l T H E N C E N o r t h e a s t e r l y a l o n g a line f o r m i n g a n a n g l e a t 41*4*'IS” t o t b s l i f t a t * p r o ­ l o n g a t i o n o f th o loot d e ­ scribed o a u rte fe r a ile t e n e t e f I I I . I I ft. IS s p o i n t o l e a r v a t u r o o f a c a r v e t* t h e le f t h a v i n g a r a d i u s • t I I S e s ft. a n d a c e n t r a l angle ef I l M I R T l TH EN CE co n tin u e e lo n g said curve to the 'e ft for an a r c d is ­ tan ce of U t i l f t . ta a point or ta n s e n c y i T H E N C E N o r t h w e s t e r l y a l o n g a H as t a n g e n t la t k a l a s t d e s c r i b ­ ed s u r e * l o r a l i e t e a c a o f IIM T f t . TM gNCE W esterly a lo n g a H a s f o rm in g a n e n a l e o f I P M ' B " to th o le f t nf o p r o l o n g a t i o n of th e t o i l described s a u te s l o r a d i s t a n c e o f III.S S ft. t a n point t n th e B aal r i g h t - o f - w a y l i n t o f eat* M ost Rood; T H E N C E N ortherly along th e B ast n a k t - o f - w w y l i n t o f sold M o ie R o a d f o r a d i s t a s t e o f I l f IS tt-I T H E N C E E a s t , e r l y i l i e e a lin e p e r p e n ­ d icu lar to tk* t e s t d e s c rib ­ e e o o u ro a f o r s d i s t a s t e #1 I I I I I ft i T H E N C E N ortherly s t o a t o H a t per p e a d i c o l a r t o i k o loot d e s c r i b ­ ed c o u r s e fo r o d i e t e t i c s o f I t s 00 *t.| T I I E N C B F e e l e r ly a l o n g a l i n o p t r p o a l l t o l a r l a Iko loot d e s c r i b e d c o u r e e f o r o d i s t a n c e of 1*0.** f t . 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F L O R ID A IN AND F O R IC M l. W I T N E S S m y h a n d a n d th* o f f i c i a l e t a l o f t h i s C o u r t th la NOLB COUNTY. l l t h d a y o f J u l y . A. D. t i l l . I H A N C E R T NO. 1SSSS N O T IC E 0 F g t ' I T I N A r t h u r H. R i e h w l l h . J r .. m o h t u a g r ro R E t-L o at n n C lerk of th e C ircuit Court B y : M orlbA T.VIhlen, D C . F E D E R A L N A T IO N A L H U R T GAOE ASSOCIATION. A c o r ­ tB E A L ) poration. Gordon Y. Frederick P lain tiff. Attorney fer P lain tiff t t l E t e t Com m ercial S tre et W I L L IA M G E R A L D N E A L S a n f o r d . F i c t i l e , 11171 p u b l i s h July H . l l , II, Aug. TOOLE a n d D E ANNA B R O W N TOOLE, hi* W ill, I. IMS. Defendant*. c n u -it TOl w i l l i a m G aro ld N o i l To-do VOTIV E O P ID I T a n d D e e n n * B r o w n Toel*. TO: I R E N E B. P A R K E R . h i* w i t s , D e f e n d a n t. 1111 P in * S t r e e l , TOU AND MACH O F TOU Athens, A labam a. are hereby notified t h a t suit T O U AR B I I R H E B T N O T I ­ h a a b een MHimOMCtd a g a i n s t F I E D t h a t A C o m p l a i n t t o f o r * . you 1 th * C i r c u i t C o u r t of ctaao A c e r t a i n m o r t g a g e t n . t h e N i n t h J U d il l e l C i r c u i t o f c u m b e r i n g t h e f o l l o w i n g d e e . th * B t a i a o f F l o r i d * in * n d for crlb ed r en t p r o p e r t y , t o - w t t : F e m ln c t* C o u n t y , t h * a b b r * . Tool III. O A K L A N D H I L 1M. . vteted till* of which It: T IIR o r o n r d l n g t o th * p l a t t h e r e I) W N S 'K IIN AND S O U T H E R N • f a t r e c o r d e d In P l a t Book L i r a INSURANC E COMPANY, I I , P a g e s I I and dl. P u b lis e t c . P l a i n t i f f , - v a - I R E N E B. R e c o rd * o t S e m ln o to C o u n ­ PA R M ER . Defendant, t y , FVortda. t e C h a a o o r r No. i n n . baa boon l l l l d ogA lnot p o p In T b * * * t u t * o f U t o soil la * ik o A b o v i . o t r U d s a l t t h # s h e e t ftrarloo NO* of tho! o o r t t l * t i l l * o f w h i c h to j o d o r a l N a ­ m n r t i s i e h eld a n d o w n e d by ti o n a l M o r t g a g e A s s o c i a t i o n , a p l a l n t i r r . d e l e d M a rc h II. 1111 C o r p o r a t i o n o r g a n i s e d u n d e r *n a n d r e c o r d e d M a rc h 11. 1111 In AM o f C n n g ree* a n d o t t o t l n g O f fi c i a l R t o o r d a B o o k 111 p e g * p u r s u a n t t * t h e F e d e r a l Ns111 o t t h * P u b t l a Re co rd * e f tlonAl M o rtgage Aeooototlen l e m l a e l * C o u n ty . F lo rid * , t n - t h e n a r Act. h a v i n g it* p r i n ­ r u m b e r t n g t h a t c e r t a i n pier* cipal o ffice i« t h o C i t y c f o r p a r c e l o f p r o s o d y located , W a s h i n g ion. I H t l r t e t o f O ’ - (V strait*, and b e i n g In ea ld u m b ta . P l a i n t i f f , v t r s u l . W l l C o u n t y a n d B t* ie, t o - w t t i Ham G e r a l d N eal Tool* a n d L o t 1. B lo c k J . dUNLAND D e a n n a I l rv w n Toole, hi* wll*. E S T A T E S , * o u h d lv lito n , D e f e n d i h t o o n d y e a o r a r e ­ a c c o r d i n g t o • p l a t t h e r e ­ q u i r e d t o s e r v o a oooy o f y o u r o f, r t o e r d t d I* P i t t Book A n s w e r ov o t h e r p i o o d i n g ’ • ! L P a g e s Id t * | | o r th* th * C o m p l e l o t • « P l a i n t i f f e P u b l t e R e co rd * o f g*mla» A l l a r n o y , Mock N. C lo v * i* -d . • l a C e u u l r . F l e e t 4*. J r , Hutto 111 S o b t o r d A t l a n t i c MACH O P TOU IB MKQUIR- N a t i o n a l R a n k B u ild in g . 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D. t i l t , i f y o g f*R t o g o *o. / t b o r a o f u p * * th * p U l a t t f r a a t - s d t e r e o p r o nenfoAoo w i l l bo t e r n e y a . w hoa* n a m t a a a d ad - t a h o n a g o l n s t y o u f o r t h e r e l i e f Jr e e e a r e be re i t s t i e r s e t fo rth , d e m a n d e d In t h e C o m p l a i n t . a t r e q u i r e d by law . a * t l a t e r Ttal* N o U re a h t l l be p u b lle h t h a n t h * H i t d ay o f A u g u i l . ed n n r * n w e e k f e r f o u r oontill l a d efau lt t h e r e o f tb o e e t u t l v * w e e k s t a T n # n a n f o i d c o o l * w i l l p ro ceed e g p e r l * Ifo rald . a n e w s p a p e r r l r c u l t t u p o n th * e n t r y e f a Door** P r o t d In S e m l n e l s C o u n t y . F l o r i d a . c o o t * * * * a g o l n a t you. W I T N E S S m y b o n d a a d lb* A U l r < * * r ®* of.' t r i a l e t a l of paid C o a r t In IS KALI S e w I no I* C o u n ty , F lo rid * , t h l a A r t h u r tf. B e c k w i t h . J r , M l h d a y e f J u l y , 1M L Clock o f C i r c u i t C o u r t D A T E D l b Id t l e t d a y o f J s t y . <SMAL) » y i M a r t h a T. V t k l o a . D. C. , A r th u r H B eckw ith. J r , till. M a s k N. C lev e la n d . J r . a n d I I C I R C U IT C O D M r * * A L ) C K r k o f tb o C i r c u i t C o u r t C a r r o l l B u r k * A r t h u r U. B e c k w i t h . J r . By: A ndrea Q arvar A t t o r n e y * foe P u m t i f f C l e r k o t tb # c t r t o l t C o u r t , D ep u ty C lerk P. O. D r a w e r t B e m t e a la C a u u l y . F l o r i d * R F A I I D A L L G R 1D L E T AND f a n to r d . P lertd o L C W iS B y t M a r i k a T. V t b l e a A U nratya far P u ia tlft D eputy C lerk C D C - ' u A" r *• **• ,T ' W “ ■ errlooa bed K orebleh • I W orth Ctpurt St ro o t P o t t OTflra R e s m i l i l t B iscay•* B oulevard nvlaodo. Florida M ia m i Id. F . e r t d * Yo« dds (tot m m is g yea P u b l i s h J u l y u . II. i l l •. t k r t .h V .h r J u ly l l . A u * . I . l l , I*. s*dd idvdftitod is tod Bdrm i C D B - 1U C D B -M | | | Q lH tM , �cs OUR BOARDING HOUSE JOyhliyhJtA TV Time Previews 8 9 p. m. CBS Raw-hide. "In ­ cident of the Bury in’ Man" (rerun) After a brisk atari, this episode move* slowly to the finis*. Gtl Favor and Howdy Yates (Erie Fleming) and Clint Eastwood) tske at face value an ‘‘undertaker'’ (King Donovan) they pick up after his wagon breaks down. They also pick up a "businessman" (Richard Devon) ami a "school teacher" (Constance Ford). Our heroes lesm the three have something in com m oncounterfeiting money. 7 .10 8:30 p. m. NBC. Temple Houston. "Ten Rounds' for Baby." (rerun) Don’t mlta the teaser on this one—U'fl a hum­ dinger. After the opening credit* the show settles down Into a rlirtd story about a phoney prire fight. Hood per­ formances by Ann Francis aa a conniving fight manager and Van William* n* a local suckr r help mike this one highly tolerable 9:30-10 p m. MIC. The New Christy Minstrels. (color) Premiere program of a brief summer srrlea by the multitalented folk singing group Tills one was (sped at the New York World'# Fair and offers a seleetlon of material from scvura! countries. One of the languages entrusted to come­ dians Tony llendrs and NIc Illicit is English. High spot of the progrsm is Hie new Christy's popular, multi lingual Interpretation of "Everybody Doves Saturday Night.” 9:30-10:30 p. m. AI1C The OUT OUR WAY W j) ‘{ a a v THS PWWBACK* j*rw iuH < Jimmy Dean Show, (rerun) Another cheerful show, light on comedy and heavy on mu­ sic. The opening song-anddanec number la "Don’t Fence Me In." Jimmy slogs "Little Rlack Book" sod "Street# of Laredo." Buck Ownes does "Act Naturally” and "Just is Long As You Love Me" sod Joins Jimmy on "Heart." Mol­ ly Bee contribute# “ Paper Roses" and duet* 'TU Never Be Free" with Jimmy. Rowlfs comedy spot is on the World’s Fair and he raise* his voice in aong to "Cool Water" In the country la western neg msnt. The bulk of the comedy Is entrusted to the capable bandi of Don Adama. 10-11 p. m. NBC. Suspense The*ter. "Th# Sweet Taste of Vengeance" (color) (rerun) This one may appeal to the ladles. M's more of * romance than a hard-hitting adventure yarn. There's enough suspense to permit it to be Included In this series, but by the narrow­ est margin. John Forythe and Diana Hyland are the prin­ cipal* and the exotic Brasilian atmosphere helps. 10:30 It p. m. ABC. ABC News Report* "You Csn't Ret There From Here." If thl* one has a familiar look, It’s no surprise. CBS Reports did a comparable study of the traffic problems of msjor cities around the world a faw months ago. Nevertheless It’s an tntereating situation and a seemingly tnsolusbto problem despite the several solutions suggested on this show. Television Tonight amm. ka t■*m m — —- Sfc'r RintnrH ’Aujr. 8. 1984—Pape 3-A WcralTl (Dsuxh CUbby • DEAR ABBY:i W htn I first heard about the tup­ les! bathing suits for wom­ en I thought it was just a lot of talk. But yesterday 1 waa ahopplng In ona of our fineat department stores, nnd I actually SAW one for sale! Is it poaalbla that our American women w o u l d even consider wearing a toplesa ewim ault in public T If so, we hnve Indeed rent-b­ ed the lowest point in our so-called civilisation. Even lower than tha decadence which preceded the fall of tha Roman Empire, Hava we become lo numb to In­ decency that nothing la snered any m orel We are at the aame time striving fur world peace. Who e a rn if Khrushchev pushes the button T What’s left to •avs? MOTHER OF GIRLS DEAR bottoms. MOTHER: Tha a a a DEAR ARBY: My moth•r-in-law hat five grand­ children, two of which are my children. Ever since 1 can recall, on th* mornings of their birthdays aha would give ma some cash and ask me if I minded buying them a praaant from her. She said It waa hard for her to get around, etc., ate. I have always bought tha gift* nnd By Abigail Van Buren laid nothing. The last time aha asked ms if I minded, I said, "Yea, I DO mind,’* and I told her why. Abhy, I hare driven from one end of this town to the other while she personally shop­ ped for birthday gifta for her other grandchildren— her daughter’s children— and if aha ran aak ME to driva her around while nhe shops for THEM, she can ask her daughter to drive her around while she shops for MINE. She told my husband, and he Is furious with me. Was I wrong? STANDING ALONE v DEAR STANDING: You wsre Justified in feeling that you were not being treated fnitly, but you’d have been wise to hnve said nothing. The daughter vrraua the daughter - in ■law competition Is as old ns the marriage law, and you won’t win that buttle In one round. e a • DEAR ABUY: There i* a boy in my neighborhood who Died to like me, hut he hasn’t paid any attention to me for n whole year. Would it be all right if 1 called him up and asked him what 1 did to make him mad at me? 1 have asked all the kid* he it friendly with If they know why lie hardly (Jacoby On (Bhidqc ever aaya "hi" to me, and they aay they don’t know. Maybe If I could talk to him I could get him inter­ ested in me again. I am 15 and so is he. HUNG UP ON HIM DEAR HUNG UP: Don’t call him. And unless you want to kill any futur* in­ terest he may have in you, don’t ask hia friends any questions about him. For­ ward females finish last, a a a DEAR ABBY: I raid your eolumn daily. May I comment on th* "baby altting" issue. When young people re­ fute to "sit" fur Ihetr par­ ents, or demand payment from their parents for this service, It ia the PARENTS who have failed, not tha rhlldrcn. They should have hern taught respect for their riders at an early age. A CLERGYMAN AND FATHER OF 3 • • • Troubled? Writ* to ABIlY, Box fitiiiHl, Los An* grits, Csllf., 900(19. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-addressed en­ velope. a a • For Ahby’s booklet, "How To Have A Lovely Wed­ ding," lend AO rents to Aldiy, Bo* *111701), Los An­ geles, Csltf., OT009. By Oswald Jacoby NORTH (D) • West won and returned th* South was om of tho*# A) deuce. Eventually South lost players whohataa to waits V A73 OUR ANCESTORS (i) Amarlcsn tlislarr THURSDAY P. M. three spades nnd a diamond time before playing the first O A 10 91 31 s os id tUvnrea Court (S) K»WI, W e a t h e r , in addition to the initial heart *K04 card from the dummy. So he • I t (VI Cartoon* Bpo Hi s is it) rial* Hlorm EAST trick and another rubber had promptly played tha five of WEST (I ) Nfwnjlni In III Homptr Roam AQ0I1 A K 1034 been losicd away. heart* on West’* eight. East 1:99 (!) Hpnrta IStlS (I) Pay Whan 1:10 (3) Huntley.Hrtnklejr s paa t p KJ i o Bi (4) Raws— Mika Wal­ won th* trick and East w-ent If South had Just taken Urn* (•> Npwb— Waiter con♦ 7 ♦ QJ 5 lies into a huddle. oul to do j little thinking at ki t e *017833 *J (I) npanlak (II Hunting A Pithing tans i n N*wa — r-lwln NawEast knew that tha time to trick one, he would have not­ SOUTH (I) I ' g i t w n M man think is before you maku a ed the spade danger. He would * AJ 78 7:00 I'M 'Hi*' V irg in ia lln ya 10:30 (t) Wort tor Wore (3) IllMrman VQ3 2 mistake, notafter M to too (I) I Loro I.ucy have noted further that there ( • ) H un tin g A P ith in g * K8 « (l> Doeombor Drllo late. East didn't see any ‘fu­ waa no heart danger, and 7:10 (9) The* Pllntslnnea ItltS (II Cenrantrotloa * A 10 3 ture for hia aid* unless it (3) Tempi* Houston (*) Kao) McCoy. North and South vulnerable would have won the opening (II Pavtwunl <•) I'rlcs Is It'aht should turn out that Jkoith 1:00 (91 l>«intin lUvti Khoar North Fast South Weal heart lead with the ace. 11:11 m Mlasln# Link had a rather weak ault for After that, the play would ill ll.lM 1’naa 'Freddie told Patsy he couldn't go steady on 91.SO a (SI Tata k Uladya 1* IV 1♦ 1:10 (31 Hr. KlMare Ban 9N.T. F an his spade bid. Therefore, East (I) •a im Ktya have been quite rapid. South 3♦ week allowance. He wants her to ask for a raise!" (91 M> Three Hens Basa Pm abandoned hia heart suit and would hnve gone after dia­ FRIDAY r. M. 1:00 (01 P e rry Mnson Opening lead—IP 8. (91 ICnttgri n ’Tool a led back the four of spades. monds. East would gain tha to* (I) Tour Flrct Inter***t'hrlaty Min* Now South really did take Ithought a trifle longer. Then I lead, but South would make By Dick Turner • :30 <31 New Ion (Color) CARNIVAL ntr* In IS) Ikito or l.tfo time out. Ha thought and he played the six of spades. jut least three no-trump. (I) Jim my Henri Hhow (I) Krnla Kura 10:00 (31 K r a f t Kim pen** IMS (!) Near#— Harry Res­ Theater 11.IS it) Truth or Conootill The Ntireea quoneas 10.10 (9) L o t M a r v i n P r e s e n t ! (SI Siirck r* r TamarU.oo (<I Nim row (II Ntwampe (S) Katbtr Knewa Baal ( l| Nfwtllne IS, (lultlnn l.lfht I t IS I t .10 (tl r«inlght Show I J : i i C l Naw*— llay Itcharsr No aantor clllirn alxnild Rot how ran we fight the join. If you can't work for (9) Movie I Do III Nana, tVaathar dread tha approach of an­ "tyranny of birthdays?" How profit, you can at le n t work (II CIIH Naw. Hinclal FRIDAY A. M. other birthday. Rather, he can we keep from letting <•) ilanatal Hospital for the Joy of accomplishment. « os ( i ) s ig n o n t t« it) Taopl* Ar* Funny High Incoma brackat, It's a wigwam: mtddls Income * It (!> Hunshlna Almsnso (!) Aa Tha Worl* Turaa should look forward to It aa birthdays got u* down? Old ags need not be a tima c i( it) ilravs, Kirm lts|iurt (I) Maws— Daaa Fas- toward a new year during It's • ta n t . . . and if you rant, It's a tapat! There are several sound of stagnation and self-pity. It t M (S) H u m m s r H t i u ' n l ' r nail which to taka stock of whit 7 u# ID Today 111 (I) Cartoon* (Ci VVaka Up Sluvlci tit* (1) Lai’s viaka A Dsat ha ha* accompliahcd and to and atire way*. The first Is to can be a period of discovery 7.10 Ci T o d a y live for today and tomorrow, of new Interests and new III Taaawurtl make plana for tha future. is, Mlokls Evans SHORT RIBS (!) Ann Bulharn and not look longingly to tha friends. 7 SI (I) Local Haws, Was* t i l t ID Naw*— Flort Setplat. tbsr bar I os IS) t ' a p l s l n K a a f a r o a HIS (I) Honiara Tim arrond Is to replace S il o (I) I'artooaa IS) llous# l*arly outgrown Interest* with new (S) Kiarcli* fa r Ws (S) Day In Court m*n 3 SB (I) Naw*—l.iit llowsrg ones. This should he a con­ mo HI Anolbar World scious snrl calculated effort. ill To Tall Th* Truth L**r SiroWIM) TON STB If you’ve had to give up tennis i»i uuaan For A Day t i u a 11 km i t s III Naw*—KdwartS then tike up golf. If you've NEW YORK (UPI) — A It, Aaorat Alarm >'la Th* ( not nr Th* Day". hid to give up golf, what about It) Trallmstiar 10-ycar-nld married woniai> e,ao only 1:10 (I) you Uon'i Bay "Th# llrlsy ti" was shot In th* chest Tuesday gardening? Don't ever let an li’olor) (Sj M i* *1 Nifkt night a* she sat by aft open lileroat go without replacing P H I. (h a S T . (I) Who Do Tnu Traatt By Julia llarlita wlndew sipping coffee In the it with another. DM It) Malab atm* ••Hit* A Th* I ■■>*•* I" The same Is true of friends. Th# school a ria for Alta- t It (tl Naw*— Dia4Sr aixth floor apartment of " 1 Day* In May" Nothing ia more pitiful than Vlnarar "L av # W llh lh # r r v y s r innnt# Bpringa Etemnitary SIS (I) Hum* frlemla In !h* Bronx. and Allln a ir a a n tr " the old person who has few III Unci* Wall will be the anmr tbia year as Pollca backtracked on earli­ friends led, beraute through Hail *r (Irouthe for Ilia previous tm u with till (l> er theories that Mary Jane the years Ik- never bothered to III Cartouna nil bus routes nnd stops ulsn M l (tl Nawscoy* Mooney waa ahnt by a anlpar replace tha friend* who mov­ (I) l.aav* It T* Bratai KTAHTH BUNGAY tha asm# rarept for bring ap» and said th a n was a "strong ed, grew Indifferent, or died. asnar proviinatrly nnp hour later. (I) Hivarkost possibility" tha hullat fame There'* no reason why an "Okay I I know money len't everything! YOU know ftrhnnl will open Monday, from a small caliber weapon okler person can't hnve as money Isn't everything! But do our CREDITORS Auk. .31, anil tha new hours "aomeona waa fooling arcuml many friends ns a young per­ know It?" will be from U a.in. until 3:30 with." son. But friends hsva to be p.m. Tha woman waa reported In replaced aa you go along. You answer to fenrinun futile Parent# moving Into the a r­ (-1 wJWf It O n the Rood DeBary Duplicate Bridge fair condition at Jarohl Hos­ cant' wall until you ara old ea should rnm* to the school riult played nine full tables pital, and a spokesman said and suddenly make a new cir­ m m I Some roods toad Acaosa office, which now la open at tbia week's Tuesday after- thsre was little danger of cle of friends. NOW thru SAT. litrs 1 short -— to daily from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m., noun session in the Firemen's paralysis resulting from the And you should keep busy DOUBLE FEATURE S KelenUr* 4 Sal lor portrait at their earliest convenience Recreation llall. Mrs. Ruth wound. Earlier, the hospital always. If some Jobs grow toe AT 2:19 • 8:99 - 9:U BUGS BUNNY 4 footway 10* by root had said Ultra waa a possibil­ hard, b>ok for easier ways of to register their children. It Hiatt directed. UOoMsas of MMWIOFF 7 Chapeau will be neresssry to present lafstuaUon Winners ware, NS, first, ity of paralysis frem th# doing them, nr took for new • Declinea llQonui o4 Into birth rertlfirales for first Mrs. Frank Austin and Nor­ waist down. • Americas sUra* aoprana Pollca said ths shooting oc­ UMOfOll ^ Kinder*, who must be (is man M'ycr; second. Mil. E. It Toward tho 10 Mulign look sheltered ltd* II .Sungwiiler year* old on or hrfnrr Jen. E. Anderson and Mrs. 1. D. curred In the apartment of toPATHECOLOR ISOperiled Jemma---- ■ in Egyptian deity 43 fDmthnneaa I, I (Kir,, and it would be help­ Cordell; third, Mr. and Mra. Vincent and Mary Mangblse, ISColombian Indians IVDsnumlniUon IT Arrajed 1’lua At 1:00-1:25-7:59 community ful If parents would bring E, Z. Walters and fourth, Mr, whom Mra, Mooney and her 44 Overcome It Proneua IS Scnttleh II Condimans JOHN BATON < U n t i l 3J Kitchen *3 foriUkEsiisa last year’s report cards s h in and Mrs. Arthur Wheatley. husband war* visiting. They to nl*Inara 44 llakrrs IK Ills# KAcquIrs said tha Manghliaa reported registering children in grades 47 lil «>d It Moture «f land SOlib*rata EW, first, Mrs. l.nrls Weak* knowltdgs d s lia rile 41 LUurfiral i.vi'nirifla hearing a loud nola* "like a two through six. lllpaslah boktiiruline 2B Ks plait and Mra. O. N. Lackey; sec­ hoaddrasa commaodor big balloon breaking" just b* ■ ik kname 41 Roma 27 CounMrtsJts ond, Mr. and Mrs. C. R. An- fara Mra. Maonay toppled UGoddtaa S4 load wet ring I drawa; third, Mrs. Ida B. Wil­ J4 Broad smile “THE 27 Bud's attiling son and Harry M. Drown and "Thar* la no logical placa EVIL SOScottish wooden fourth, Mr. and Mra. Myron tha bullet could hsvo rum* bowl EYE" 33 Cherry Ilka color LEOPOLDVILLE, Hie Con Aecardl. EA c TILL 2:09 KAe from If it war# tha work of at Stirs (coll) go fUPD— ' T hree hundred of OM m o N. F H l.M ll 33 llaelni dropey a anlpar," a pollca lieutenant Premier Moise Tshoinbe's an Redactor* (ab) Mid. Blood Bank Hun 97 Prominent former Kstangeee gendarmes performer BOSTON (UPI) ~ During helped the Congolese army M Oklahoma atom tha aix week* after he under­ SOSediment garrison In Stanleyville beat Labor contracts for 1.8 mil­ 41 Bad (comb, back Communist-led rebels In went aurgery at Maaanchua- lion workers terminate In formI ON 100 IIRANDS etta General Hospital, Walter 40 European tough itreet-by-itrect fighting 1984, according to a Univer­ blackbird (ear) Murphy of East Sandwich, Tuesday, It was reported to­ 41 fabrication sity of Florida report. a 62-year-old hemophiliac, waa el Moat strait land day. II Pinnacle The rebels penetrated the given 1,025 pints of blood 11 Dispatched I! IT r TV RENTAL 13 Wood burr provincial capital Tuesday but It’s estimated that If he were • Malta • Rarvk# H Itillcr vetch to be charged for thin blood, 4 * were driven back when rein­ IS Itequa(ts A R C A D E P A C K A U E STO R E MPlanch tu b Seminole TV forcements flew Into the city It would coat him 125,325. 31 HObatrra O P EN D A IL Y — t A . M. - OHS P. MFA 2-4829 from Klisabethvllle, the re­ The blood came from a spec­ DOMTV U 219 E. FIRST RAMFOID Zealfh Color TV Saka ial hemophiliac blood bank ports said. Elliabcthville Is I B j i 'n autba WE GIVE TOP VALUE STAMPS 2999 b a a fa r d A vsl Tshombe'i old seat of power. maintained by tho hoapital. U )c J h s W om en By Ruth Millett Stray Bullet Injures Woman Altamonte Sets Registration Of New Students M m '633SOWN' Nine Tables Play Bridge ssmu BlackSabbath Katanga Forces Defeat Rebels SPECIA LS EVERY D AY! FARRELLS �T" injr VenYerli WrrsTfi Pap* 4-A—Ant?. 8, 1084 | e r n n r e n P E V tiA lT .V i n rrrs i n n SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 7 P. M. ••• LMK SAVINGS! |U DILIl [SPECIALS G R E G N IC H O LS, 10 year oiu sun or Mr. Mrs. Clarence Nichola of Lom;wood and one of the county’s “yountr. youriK" Republican*, ad­ mires autographed photo of Harry Goldwatcr sent in return to Gretr’s letter con«rntulntinK the Senator upon winning the GOP nomination for president. (Herald Photo) SPECIAL PURCHA Fingertip control, ALL BRASS, 3 BULLET P O L E L A f1----HALF PRICE $ SALE Lake Monroe Jottings By Mrs. It. L. Johnson Well I declare, wasn't last Thursday Just yesterday? Time U just going by too fast. Watch out boys and eirls, school dsys will be here be­ fore you esn almost say Jack Itohlnson. There are families still on vacation and some just coming home. The Charles Bakers and their children a. long with Frances Warren and ■on, Melvin, are camping out a t Alexandria Springs. The Baker children were anxious­ ly awaiting this trip for a long lime. Hot they arc Having the lime of their live*. • • • Con­ gratulation* to Edgar and Mary Ann Bruce on their brand new arrival, a cute little gal. • • • We want to extend our sympathy out to Hie family of Mr. II. Dunn, who passed away last week. Mr. Dunn re­ sided on Upsets Hoad. • • • Di<l you sign the petition for getting Hie West Side Fire De­ partment started towards be­ ing a reality? The names were needed in order to gel onto the Novemlier election ballot. 1 understand that a certain amount of name* were need­ ed and that Hie committee got them easily. Now the NEXT step? Your continued support and when there is a meeting date announced, HE THEBE, TALLAHASSEE (Ill'll - (icnrge Hell, who is Ihe presThe Florida Mayors Council Ident, (old mu that he ha* the on Fair Apportionment made promise now of a (Ire truck. Hi well 'publicized move m cl That la grand. So by all means, day and asked a circuit Judge do support this organization to remove the state'a present because It la working real apiwrlinnmcnt plan from Hie hard to see (hat everyone out here in Oils district gets (ire November ballot. St. Petersburg Mayor Her­ protection. • • • Mrs. Harry man Coldner filed the petition (Vallie; Wilson was In Hushwith Cirruit Judge Hugh Tay­ nell last week to attend Hie lor on grounds the ll. S. Su­ funeral of her cousin. Mrs. preme Court hud declared Die Jerry Chovoua. .She leaves lie* 42-irnstor, H2-rrprcaentnlive bind her husband amt two small children. Our sympathy plan unconstitutional. “ By virtue of the Supreme goes out to Die bereaved fam­ Court's decision," C o l d n e r ily. • • • Sorry lo hear Dial said, “House Joint resolution Charles Italnm is confined to 5 X la unlawful amt In viola- lhe local hospital. Hurry out tlon of the Hlh Amendment Charlie. * • * And glad to hear of the Untied States Constitu­ that Mrs. Freddie (Ann) lirelircns is now out of the bustion." • Taylor art Aug. H at 10 a.m. pital, • * • Mr. and Mrs. 1-ec for a hearing on thr petition. Keller have returned home Lust month, Miami attorney alter a nice vacation spent in lllchard Swann filed suit in the mountains near Knoxville, federal district court in Mi­ Tenn. Uncle Iwe just finished ami to order Hie Legislature budding a summer catiin up to reapportion Itself "with all there. ♦ * • Ulch and Agnc* convenient speed" or let the Hans amt son liny have return­ ed from a vacation which also court do it. Oov. Farris Bryant told the took them to Knoxville and mayors a few weeks ago ttiat then on to Hammond, Irul. for he would cooperate with them a nice visit with Itich's family, legally in a move to get Hie • * * llov, amt Mrs, William plan oft Hie ballot, trill lie lias Lultrrll and family will ar­ aaid repeatedly that he doea rive Saturday afternoon for a not think that now la the pro­ visit with us amt other rela­ per time for a special session tives. Hill is pastor of the T r a f a l g a r Indiana Methodist on rcapportionment. Church where the family re­ side*. His young son Mark will sing a solo Sunday morning in the local Naiarcnc Church. And I will have the pleasure of uccompaning him. • * • The local men's softball league JACKSONVILLE (UP1) — champions. Kings wood Hinkl­ Jnrkaonvllla Mayor lluydon ers, were our guests at a Burns, Florida’s Drmnrrntir hamburger party at our home nominee for governor, und Tuesday evening. Mr*. Iwroy Mrs. Duma will attend no of­ (Frankie) Estridge assisted ficial sluto dinner nl the mo in preparing for it. They While House Thursday night. boy* won 27 of their 38 game*. President Johnson invited I-a st night lliey drove over lluras to the function which to Kau Callic to enter Hie will he held In honor of Sec­ state tournament. They are a retary Utmernl of (lie United wonderful group of boya, I Naliooa U Thunl. Thu White sure hate to ice Hie hall sea­ House said it it the first offi­ son end as I enjoy the games k> much, * • • our thought cial viait of the Kecretary Cicncral In the Ill-year history this week is Kind Word*: If you hear a kind word spoken of the United Nations and he of some worthy toul you know, will Ihi honured as u lo ad of It may fill hi* heart with sun­ state. shine, if you only fell him »o. Hums aaid today It is his hn|ie, while In Washington, to arrange a later conference on the subject of Interama, the proposed Inter A ui « r i t s n Trade and Cultural Center In New (earlier*'to the SeminSi i a m i. The gubvinatiiilHl nle County school system sre nominee recently obtained being asked lo report Aug. IT support for the project at the to the English Estates .School National Conference of May­ for a briefing session prior ors. lo srhnol opening. M ix, whip, beat; easy to carry Powerful motor) three speed* Easily set up in any room! Space-saving lighting, maximum flexibility Mayors Ask Reapportioning Off Ballof Special Purchase! ~ Choose black ond brass or beige and brass PUFF SCUFFS Outstandingly low price , . . choose now! SCOOP CHAIRS • Women's footflattering styles • Cushioned; crepe soles; sizes 4-10 Misses'Corduroy . Regular & sling­ shot styles 8 to 16 In all Autumn shades Comp. 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Unbreakable poly COLGATE TOOTHPASTE 10 -G A L Teachers Called To Conference Red Poverty „ S ELLO U T PRICED Sanitary; easy to dean, to carry Tight-fitting snap cover Comp, value, Me WINTER j1™ PARK N-Avenue °M° 1000 ORLANDO E. of Airport C H A R G E IT! IT T A K E S J U S T M O M E N T S 1 0 O P E N YOUR CHARGE ACCOUNT' Q d Q U A LIT Y the only true m easurt of value guaranteed ALW AYS D IS C O U N T S that gfv# you Instant cash savings guaranteed EVERY OAY �.JT» ■ u »% u.s. Keeps Wary4 Klansmen Charged In 'Felony' Eye On Red China WASHINGTON (UPI) - U. on Communist China today S. tercei in Southent Alla, lest it decide to back up ita bolstered by ■ iwift buildup threats with aggression. of air power, kept a wary eye Defense Secretary Robert S, McNamara said K la "proba­ ble" that Red Chin* will move combat aircraft into North Viet Nam because of the Navy's deadly rsid on Com­ munist torpedo boat nests. But the Renatgon chief said there was no evidence at this time of any substantial move­ ment of Red Chinese forces, either on land or in the air. Top U. S. officials said the Navy's deadly reply to North Vietnamese attacks on U. S. destroyers in International Next time you feel like tak- waters, plus the prompt build­ Ins your seaplane for a ride up of American power in the pay heed to an announcement area, appeared to have ans­ from the U. S. Corpi of Engi­ wered its purpose for the time neer*. They've served notice being. There was s growing feeling that provisions "governing the use and navigation of a sea­ in Washington that the "B at­ plane restricted area in the tle of Tonkin Gulf" had en­ St. Johns itiver is hereby re­ tered the talking stage with voked . . The restricted ares in question is near the U. S. Naval Air Station at Jacksonville. eiO c • • • The Kiwanis Magazine lias won a top National School Bell Award for 1964. the Clock learned from Dr. John F. Darby, Sanford Kiwanis Club president. The award came for '‘distinguished continuous coverage of education during the year ended April 1 by a specialized audience maga­ zine." Thus, the Kiwanis pub­ lication joins an elite group w h i c h includes "Changing Times," "Reader's Digest," "Life," "Look" and the three national broadcasting n e t works, • • • An estimated 300 physicians and nurses from five states and including Florida will meet Aug. 20-22 in Daytona Beach for the 14th annual postgraduate obstctric-pcdiatrie seminar. The seminar is sponsored by stale health de­ partments f r o m Florida, Georgia, -South Carolina, Ala­ bama anil Mississippi. It's held yearly to discusi meth­ ods of improving medical care of babies and women before, during and alter childbirth. • • * June contract! for future construction in Florida de­ clined 2« per cent in June, compared with the previous June, word from the F. W. Dodge Company told us to­ day. Still the figure is quite impressive—SU2.9C3.ooo. The total for the first six months of the year is given us $1,123,082,000, a 21 per cent Increase compared with 1903. • • • Gremlin Department: The Seminole All Star ha sc ha II picture which appeared in The Herald's sports page Wednes­ day failed to carry the iden­ tity of Art Lego, the manager. Howard Willoughby is not the manager, as reported, but is the team's acorekecpcr, ac­ cording to Jane Casselberry. « • • A reminder to farmers from Frncsl Lundberg, assislant county agricultural agent: Many farmers and others in the agricultural field do not realize they are entitled to a gas tax refund on gasoline used on the farm for farming purposes. The term "farm " includes stock, dairy, poultry, bees, fruit, fur bearing ani­ mals, trurk farms, plants ( i n n s , randies, nurseries, ranges, gre*'nhouse« or other similar itruclurcs used pri­ marily for the raising of ag­ ricultural or horticultural commodities. » • • Lundberg advises any oper­ ation falling into one of these categories is eligible for Ihr seven-cent per gallon tax re­ fund. Actually, lie adds, there arc two refund*, a three cent per gallon federal tax refund and a four cent per gallon state refund. These must be applied for separately by the owner, tenant or operator of the farm. Refund forms arc available at his office, he sayi. Herald Index Abby ........................... J’aE* 3 Bridge ...................... F ate 9 Classified .......... >011 Comics .............. Bases 2A-3A Editorial ................. I’afie 1A Funerals ................. Ra^e 3 Horoscope ......... Fagcs 2A-3A Society ...................... Rage 8 Sports .......................... Page 6 i l V Programs ....... R*R*' 1 Page 'j We the Women the next moves probably to come on the diplomatic front. McNamara said his assump­ tion that Communist China may move some of its air force into North Viet Nam was based on the fact that the North Vietnamese have no combat aircraft of their own. "I assume they would make such a request, and it would be answered," he said. Communiit China has offer­ ed “moral aupport" to North Viet Nam, but McNamara, the Slate Department and Gen- Earle G. Wheeler, chair­ man of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, have said there is no evidence at this time of any Chinese buildup along the North Vietnamese border. Even »o, Congress was ready to give President John­ son • resolution backing any action he may deem necess­ ary to halt aggression in Southeast Asia or other trou­ ble spots. Longwood Council Hears Engineers Ry Donna Kates Representatives of the engi­ neering firm of Leffier, Diets and Clark explained before the Longwood City Council Thursday evening the neces­ sity of having a feasibility study made on present and future requirements of the sewerage system of the city. Thu firm pointed out that the population of Longwood had increased at a more rapid rate thun that of the state as a whole and was con­ tinuing to Increase at a slightly steeper rate than Ormtige County. The growth is uhuut 12 per cent a year and projected figures into 1980 show that the area will doulde its population by that time, making it • necessity for the city to provide an adequate sewerage system. Possibility of having the study made was taken under advisement. L. L. Cox, representing property ownrrs on Lake Wildmere, appeared to protest the request of a sewage treat­ ment company to dump waste from a proposed coin laundry into Lake Evergreen. Council assure Cox that permission has not, as yet, been granted to the company and that the objections reg­ istered would be taken into consideration in the mutter. In other business, a letter from Mra. Sadia Proehl was read by Mayor A, It. Ixirmann offering to deed 25 feet of property to the city so that Beider Street could lie extended from Oak Street West. Council agreed to accept the property snd extrmi the street as soon ns a warranty deed could be obtained. Hid* on chlorination equip­ ment, as submitted by Wal­ lace snd Tiernun, Inc., and Fischer and Porter, Inc., were rend In full and turned over to A. K. O'Nenll and Associ­ ates, city engineers, for further study snd recommend­ ation. Council voted to install 14 new street lights in I.ongdnle if rnicments could be obtain­ ed on Longdate Avenue mid­ way between Highland and Wuynmn Streets, lAirmann Clrclo N. between Hunt lluiid and the curve of the Circle, Selma Rond between l.imgdule Avenue and Logan D r i v e and Hamilton between Carlson Avenue and Logan Drive. It was voted to purchase necusssry tools from Sear* Roebuck anil Company for the maintenance department and fur the new municipal ware­ house. After extensive discussion it was decided to purchase e 1 : m’i 5 Dodge police car from Seminole County Motors at Sanford. Councilman Carl Lommier recommended that the rity purchase a completely rebuilt tractor with all necessary ac­ cessories. The recommenda­ tion was tabled until further information could bo obtained. An equalization meeting was scheduled for Monday at 8 p. m. The meeting was ad­ journed subject to call. House Approves LBJ's Decision WASHINGTON (UPI) The House and Senate ap­ proved in quick succession today an emergency Viet Nam resolution upholding President Johnson In any "flghl-lf-we-muat" measures needed to eounler Red ag­ gression in Southeast Asia. • a • WASHINGTON (U PD -T he House, casting aside electionyear politics, today g a v e Water Bond Bids Opened President Johnson a ringing bipartisan endorsement of his "fight if-wc-must" resolution to deal with the Viet Nam crisis. Senate approi al, completing congressional action on the emergency resolution, w a s imminent. The resolution stiles that "the Congress approves and supports the determination of the President—as commander in chief—to take all necessary measures In repel any armed attack against the forces of the L’nilrd Stales and to pre­ sent fu rth er'aggression." It was proposed to Congress Wednesday after Johnson or­ dered 11. S. carrier planes to bomb North Vietnamese tor­ pedo boat bases which had sent out attackers against two U. S. destroyers. The only major opposition to the declaration came from Sen. Wayne Morse, D-Ore., who waged a delaying action against the resolution in the Senate. House passage came after a 40minute debate. Low bidders on the $800,000 of revenue certificates for the City of Sanford’s water im­ provement program Thursday were Leedy, Wheeler and Allman. investment brokers of Orlando. Bids from four firms were opened at a special meeting of the City Commission, with the winning bid sold at a gross interest rate of 3.71T43. Loomis Leedy, a member of the firm, is the city’s fiscal agent. T h e water improvement program ia already under Final Swim Seminole Swim Association way, and involves the drilling of four new wells and two ofticials today reminded mem­ water treatment plants to al­ bers that the final meeting of leviate tha present situation In the summer will be held at which all pumpi are working the Civic Center at 8 p.m. at peak capacity and water Monday and urged tin t all j members attend. i jtHuong is threatened. Seminole County t VOL. 56 * Georgia Acts In Slaying Of Army Officer ♦ ♦ * on the St. Johns River * * * * “The Nile of America” r n t t f o r d f e n t lf r Zip Code 32771 * WEATHER: Tartly cloudy through Saturday with scattered showers; hlph todny 88-92; low tonight In 70s. SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 251 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 FRIDAY. AUGUST 7, 196-t ATHENS, Gs. (UPI) - Four Ku Klux Klansmen were held today in connection with tha shotgun murder o( a promin­ ent Washington, D. C. Negro educator on a lonely Georgia highway near here last month. Authorities swore out war­ rants charging the four, seis­ ed lato yesterday by FBI agents, with s "felony." Tha warrants war* designed ta bold the suspects until state authorities decided whs* spe­ cific charges, Including mur­ der. to file again*! them. Murder la among the charges classified as a felony. The w arrants were sworn out In DanlelsvUle, Ga., the county seat of Madison Coun­ ty where Lt. Col. Lemuel A. I’cnn was shot to death July 11 white returning to Washington with two Negro companions after a tour of Army Reserve duty st Ft. Denning, Gs. J . J. Casper, assistant FRf director who headed up an In­ vestigation into the slaying, said earlier the four had been charged with murder In war­ rants a worn out in Danielsvllle. Murder hi punishable by death under Georgia law, A speeding car pumped two shotgun blasts into Penn's car a i he drove near Colbert, Ga.—ID mile* northeast of Athena—a i Penn, s prominent Washington, D. C. educator, and two Negro companions were enroutc from Ft. Den­ ning, Gs., to Washington. There la no federal charge agalnit murder snd when FBI agents arrested the f o u r Klanamen late Thursday they charged them with • civil rights violation that carries a penalty of 10 years In prison. Traditionally, no bond* am act In murder cases in floor* JC's Endorse Waterfront Project Following Public Discussion “new image of Sanford," with marina facilities for all sties of boats and yachts, enhanced by a motcl-restaurant-yarht club complex. Main speaker was George Touhy, rxeeutivs vice presi­ dent of First Federal Savings and Loan whn told his listen­ ers that the long waterfront area is ■ distinctive geograph­ ical feature and sets ilia com­ munity apart. "The City of Snnford has a natural asset in the lake • front shoreline, which is pari of the river, and seems to provide the answer to offset the economic blight that Is slowly draining the business life of the community," Touhy said. John Krider, executive di­ rector of the Seminole Cham­ ber of Commerce told the audience that the SI. John's Indian River Canal Is a ''sure thing" and that with the rrnss-stnto barge canal, and the port authority, will put Sanford on the mainstream of the nation's waterways. "R ut Irregardlrsa of tho canal, this river Is going ta he full of boats. One out of •Vary ten Florida families »ob’ own a boat," Krider 'pointed out, remark* by 'marine bgckerd, SANFORD -UEM1NOL "We must take the Initia­ microphone ns Thomas Si«er, Jaycee program Btgged a public forum on the proposed lehnfmnt tive to develop our commun­ chairman and forum moderator, stamls behind mflnlM, tintwing more than 100 permina to the ity now. If we don't have him. In foreground, left, are Clyde Long, JayCivic Center luncheon. Above, Gcorgo Touhy of enough confidence In the fu­ ren president, and John A. Burton IV, architect the First Federal Savings & Loan Association, ture to do It ourselves, ws for the marina proposal. answers a question posed by a member of tho certainty have nn right to ex­ (Herald Photo) audience following the formal presentation of pect someone else to come In here and do it for us," Krider rmplinfized. Touhy and Krider were Joined by John Burton, IV, nrehltect, who explained the drawings and pictorial ren­ derings of the proposed wa­ Nazi Surrenders terfront development, a n d HANNOVER, Germany — Howard Hodges, president of (U PI)— Fugitive Nazi killer the Sanford Atlantic Bank Hans Walter Zech-Ncnnlwlch wlm epnkr on the financing today surrendered to West aspects of tho plan. German authorities, ilia Low­ T. E. Tucker, president of er Saxony Justice MlnbLray the Florida State Bank, also announced, one of the proposers of the plan rniltd not lie present be­ For G o' d Measure cause of a business commit­ ItEHTt OKD, Gits land (Ul*l) ment. Panel moderator was —Sharon Timms, 18, was fined Jayree Tommy Speer. 10 pounds ($28) for hitting Jo­ Tbe entire program was seph Ice on tbe head with a broadcast live over radio sta­ policeman's nightstick alter he tion WTRR by Announcer had been acquitted o( raping Bill Reck, and televieion cov­ TART OF THE t ’ROWI) which gathered at tho Sanford Civic Center for her. erage by Channel 2, WE8Hbriefings on the proposed lakcfront marina is shown in this picture. More TV was seen on tha 6:30 tlmn 100 persons were on band for the first public presentation and sjMinReds Complain Newsrope program. sored by the Sanford-Seminolo Jayrees. They listened with intense inter­ MOSCOW (UPI) - The So. Present at the meeting, hut est to the background plans and future schedule of events, should the vlel Union kept up a barrage making no comment were City Commission react favorably to the project. (Herald i’hoto) of anti-American propaganda members of City Commission. over the Southeast Asia crisis to d a y but stopped well short of promising men nr weapons to Communist North Viet Nam By Dnltle Austin City Editor More than 100 persons gath­ ered at the Civic Center Thursday to join the Sanford Seminole Jayrees in hearing the proposal for a waterfront development program on Lak* Monroe, ns presented by A group of leading Sanford businessmen. Following the meeting, the Jayeers Board of directors met and voted, and issued the following statement: •‘The Jayrees hereby go on record as endorsing a study of the Sanford marina and motel facilities as outlined by the panel.*1 The panel which spoka to the Jayrees and their guesta at the town-meeting type pro­ gram at the Civic Center was made up of the original pro­ posers of the long-range, com­ prehensive plana to develop the Sanford waterfront into a jmwA. BRIEFS Property Takes A Beating In 2 Accidents Tun accident' six minute* apart caused heavy properly damage Wednesday afternoon but nn Injuries. City police said a truck driven by William H Plumtey of Ocoee and a car operated by Douglas L. Braswell of Route J, Sanford, collided at the intcracction of Flr»t Street and French Avenue. Braswell was charged with making an improper turn. The mishap occurred at 3 p m. Six minutci later cars driv­ en by Joseph W. Heath of 514 Mellonville Ave. and Dennis J. Irwin of lie l.aurrl Ave. collided at Park Drive and French Avenue. Irwin was charged with failure to have his vehicle under conlro). Window Broken A window booth at the was ihstcred nesday night, today. in the phone Municipal Zoo sometime Wed­ police rcjKit ted 15 Exceptions Typhoon Roars By Ruby Denied DALLAS (U PI) — Judge | script of the triul testimony Joe B. Drown refused today will go down to the state to approve any of 15 exrep. Court of Crminal Appeals in Austin. tinn* condemned Jack Ruby's The court of criminal ap­ lawyers bud filed a* tbe first peals, liie highest in the state step in appealing Ruby's in criminal cases, is expected death sentence for murdering to hear Ruby's appeal in Jan­ Lee Harvey Oswald. uary or February. The defense lawyers 10 days ago filed 15 bills of ex­ ceptions. That is, 15 instances ill which they rlaimrd Judge Brown erred in his conduct of Ruby's murder trial last Feb­ TALLAHASSEE fU PI) — ruary and March. Nine ministers released from The defense lawyers now jail terms they were serving have five days in which to for freedom ride convictions file a "bystanders' bill;" that three years ago left Florida's la affidavits from persons capital today and headed for who heard and saw the trial, their homes. saying that they think the de­ The Negro snd while min­ fense exemptions are Justi­ isters got up early and caught fied, a plane to Atlanta, Ga. After Eventually, the bills of ex­ changing planes there, most ceptions, Judge Brown's re­ were expected to arrive at fusal to accept the hills, the Newaik, N- J , shortly after bystanders' bill Slid e Iran- 8 p. • . Freed Clergymen Head For Home MANILA, Philippine* (UPI) —Typhoon Ids shrieked across the northern Filippino islands today with winds up to 150 miles an hour and dumped torrential rains on Manila and the rich tobacco provinces to the north. Delegation Picked JACKSON, Miss. (UPI) — The newly formed Freedom Democratic party (FDP) Thursday night elected a blracial delegation of 68 persons to rhallcngc the seating of regular stale Democrats at tlw Democratic National Con­ vention. tfa. U. S, co m in ki si oner Girard Hawklna set Iciupwrary bonds of 825,009 against the four men at a preliminary bear­ ing Thursday night at which he said one of the Klanamen confessed to partJcipallng In the shooting and Implicated the oilier three. The men were being held in the Clarke County jail. Au­ thorities s a i d preliminary hearings probably will be held next Friday on the murder charges. Enterprise Sets Registration Pnrcnls expecting to enroll pupils at Enterprise School this fall are requested to reg­ ister their children Monday and Tuesday from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Parents of pupils who at­ tended Enterprise School la it year arc asked to telephone the school giving the name, address and grade level while parent* of new pupil* are to come in person to the acliool cafclorium and register. The special registration Is in place of the regular preschool registration scheduled for next week. Loss of school records due to the recent fire necessitates tho need to de­ termine as accurately is pos­ sible the number of pupils la he accommodated. For An AH 'Round Good Time . . . . Meet For A Drink At The V \ FRIENDLY CARIBE OPEN TILL 2 A. M. Mon. thru Sat. • Dancing “On The House" O Every Friday Night 1 I , A M Select your fsvortts tunes W OR our Juks bos free! Exiles Rescued FORT LAUDERDALE (U PI)—Five Cuban refugees completed a perilous five-day flight from Havana Thursday when they were plucked from the sea near Grand Bahama Island as shark* circled ben­ eath tbe inner tubes they used to stay afloat during the vuy • g«. I VALDEZ HOTEL DOWNTOWN 8ANFOUD I if � 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 06, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on August 06, 1964. 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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 06, 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/19651099c64ed845f1ebd3744c3e5065.pdf d3016909408ccf516fabd9495cb775c1 PDF Text Text -i.. --- LBJ Aides Move To Nail Down Health Care W in Limit Placed On Debate For Amendments Ualtei Frees lateraatknel WASHINGTON (UP1) — Administration forcaa Moved today to M il down ■ decl■hr* Senate victory for P m Idont Johnaon’a health cart for Um ofod prof ram, already • key tuna in the president­ ial campaign. The S au te was to act on a nambor of amendments to a Social Security bill, whlcn was expanded Wednesday to Include the health care plan aad a |7*a»month hike in cash benefits for Social Security recipients, Pinal Senate passage wai virtually assured. An sgraement was reached to Umit debate to two b ra n on each amendment and two hours on the bin itself. This clinched • final vote on the over-all Mil before lawmakers Uka a three-day Labor Dey rccesa. Bolstered by five Republi­ can vetee and the support of fm bm ea Democrats, the Sen­ ate Wednesday approved. 40 to 44, the proposal to provide beepltaliMtlea end nursing ears benefits for the elderly. H w e a l d bs financed through higher payroll taxes andar tha Social Security eystotn and would provide a bas­ is package of health protec­ tion for person* aged 85 end aver. President Johnson issued a eta lament hailing tha Senate action aa a •‘victory not only for eldar Americans but for all Americans." He said that "in a free and proaperoue society there ie no need for any per*01*, espec­ ially the elderly, to euffer personal aronomle disaster and become a tragic burden apon loved ones or the state through major illness" when It could be avoided under a pay-es-you-go Social Security tys tom. HI* Republican rival, Sen. Barry II. Goldwater, voted against the health cars amendment. Ha assailed the plan aa a "step toward trans­ forming our Social Security system . . . Into public relief • r charity program." Backers of the health care proposal, despite their ela­ tion, knew the biggest fight lay ahead-getting It through tha Haute, which never hae approved a medicare plan. SSJH Schedules PTA Meeting By Jane Caaaelberry Tha PTA of South Seminole Junior High School at Casaolberry will hold IU first Meeting of the school year next Tuesday, Sept, 8, at 8 p.m. In tha school rafetorium, PTA officers and memlieri of the school faculty will he Introduced. The parent* will follow their child's schedule with tha bell ringing at five minute intervals aa a signal to change eta sac*. H i In to* VmD P a « « 1 1 — S ep t. 8, 1964 Barry Starts President Gets In 'Practice' Politicking Drive; Pledges End For Draft By William 1. Eatea United Pres* lateraatlaaal A RECEPTION « u Riven Sunday afternoon at tha Women’* Club by the newly organized F irst Southern Methodist Church of Sanford to wel­ come the first pastor, Rev. Durward H. Knight Jr. and Mra. Knight, center. With them a t the By Maryams Miles Tha resignation of Mrs. Freda Heorta as president of the Bear Laka Elementary School PTA, who roalgned due to previous committments, was announced at a meeting Monday of tho executive board. Mrs, Kay Viati, first vice president, will eaaume the offir* for tho roming year. O t h e r officers Include George Dabbi, principal of the school a* second vie* pres­ ident; Grant Mueller, treas­ urer; Mrs. Ernestine Forward, secretary and Dick Lashley, parliamentarian. Committee heeds are Mr. and Mrs. Lashlay, year book; C. W. Clark, Dad’i Club; Mr*. Mary Krenier, room mother*; Mrs. Mary Core#, clinic; Mra. Catherine Nichole, program; Mre. Sue Gates, membership; John C. Newbrough, safety and civil defense; Fred R. Kelley, Hrvotlons; Mra. T. M. Riiwser, publicity, Mrs. Jean Trowbridge, li­ brary; Mrs. Regina Klinger, beautification; Mr*. Donald O. Railentine, recreation and Mra. Laura Buell, child wel­ fare. The second meeting of the current term for hoard mem­ bers will he heb! on Monday, Sept. 28, |n the srhool audi­ torium. First meeting of the general membership is sched­ uled for Tuesday, Oct. 6. First Southern Methodist Church of Sanford honored 1U new psstor, Rev. Durward 11. Knight, and Mrs. Knight, at a reception held Sunday afternoon at the Sanford Woman’s Club. In the receiving line with honored guests were Mrs. ){. T. Warren, president of the Women’s Missionary Society and R. D. Priest, superinten­ dent of the Sunday School. Member* of the congrega­ tion and many interested friends were greeted at the door by Mrs. L. P. Duffey end Mrs. R. D. Priest. Keep­ ing the gueit book was Mrs. W. E. Jameson. Floral arrangements were placed at vantage points around tha room and back­ ground music was provided by Mrs. Escsr Nelder and Miss Elizabeth Priest. The refreshment table was covered with ■ white lace cloth over pink and crystal and silver appointments were used. Rev. Knight was born In Birmingham, Ala. He served in the U. S. Navy during World War II and after his discharge is chief petty offi­ cer attended and graduated from Bob Jones University in 1949 with a bachelor of arts degree in religion. He Joined the Southern Me­ thodist Church in 1912 and N ew Date The Forest City Commun­ ity Association has resched­ uled its meeting this month for Sept. 14 due to the Labor Day holiday. Place will be an­ nounced. Historically, the American Indians did not havs a single tangling# and a common act of customs. Grapevllle Nuntery 2221 Grapevill# At#. 322-088* “Scott’s Dealer" BANSKA BYSTRICA, Crechoelnvakla (IJI’I) — Four Americana who were paraI'hutril behind the German line* In 11114 In aid the Slovak uprising were given medal* Refreshments will he served Sunday during 20th aimivarato the cafeteria following the ary celebrations of the upris­ meeting. ing. Charred Oak 8 YR. STR. BRIL REG. 4.10—33.T3 CASH 2 9 9 Just North of Casselberry City Limits U „ ,„ 17 0 9 tiW y . lf-D Z Reg. S.4t TEN HIGH STRAIGHT BOURBON OLD HEAVEN HILL 100 PROOF J. T. S. BROWN STRAIGHT KY. BOURBON 3 43.95 CASE 5th* m ^ REfe* 6,50 179 mp. SCOTCH + 0 ENGLISH REG. 5.00 REG. 7.15 $39 REG. 4.60 39.75 CASE 63.95 CASE STRAIGHT KY. BOURBON SSE IMP. SCOTCH OLD CROW STRAIGHT KY. BOURBON G & W 7 STAR "WORLD’S LIGIIEST BLEND" LAMPLIGHTER CALVERT EXTRA FOUR ROSES US MUR’S I IMP. ENGLISH GIN •THE SOFT WHISKEY" ^ HIM BEAM Seagram's USHER S 7 CROWN BLEND M* BLEND 91 <»% 3 1 0 sw eet OR DRY HOME 0F H THE 39c MARTINI & ROSSI Oz. IMP.8™" Bottle DRy 1.99 • WHITE PORT or N IT ! O P E N IN G T il 90 PROOF GIN KI NG SIZED HI-BALL 1 ( L O S IN G CHARRED OAK 8 $ 3 7 9 Full Gallon STRAIGHT BOURBON S.99 (MEASURED BY AUTOMATIC POURER) KING SIZE Y R. BROOKFORD 10 YR- ■ U K * 39< SHOT IN EVERY DRINK! 30 Rose Park 100rr Calif. Dessert Winea • MUSCATEL DAY ^0 43.75 CASE ALL ABC BARS USE A FULL 1-OZ. GALLON JUG • PORT • SHERRY 0^ 0 ^ r REG. 5.30 FULL QUARTS GILBEY’S ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGE Christian B ros.**" 1.19 5lh ROBBA “ £ « « « U 9 „„ J. Boissiere lm +S,V*‘ Or Dry 1.79 3th II II a 3 1 0 REG. 6.S5 99c qu Sth U IN KAHLUA cSffeb1 LIQUEUR ” £» B "3th|C A N A D IA N DELUXE6 YR. ROM A SHOP IN AIR-CONDITIONED COMFORT 203-09 E. lat ST. 322-0983 Li l f Y M IST BLACK & WHITE “ IMP. SCOTCH BEEFEATER IMPORTED / » |1 | Carioca l,Sark0B Rum BONDED KY. BOURBON 3 7 9 H IG H LA N D PRICES GOOD THROUGH SAT., SEPTEMBER Sth Halfway Between Sanford and Orlando Mario Trigoni £■* 89c q4; of Sanford 322-2287 MR. BOSTON VERMOUTH MATHER 322-9558 PINCH 8ft Proof Sir. Ky. Bourbon 43.75 CASE DELTONA residents, Mr. and Mra. Harry Powoll, right, aw shown being interviewed by John Reed King of KDKA-TV, Pittiburgh, Pa., who to in the community making a tape and getting pictures fur a future television show. ADCOCK AND HKKRYHILL — OWNERS 90* GIN R O O M F U L ! EASY TERMS — OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS A & B ROOFING CO. Calvert Yellowstone BUYBYTHEHOUSEFUL T H E Alt Type# Repair* And Complete Installation. 3 » .1 0 MATHER of Sanford B Y FINANCING ARRANGED! REG, 4.90— 0 88 CASE Great Savings on Easy Terms S A V E FREE ESTIMATES STRAIGHT KY BHn NOW IS THE TIME TO PLANT — COLD HARDY SHRUBBERY No Job Too Large, No Job Too Sunil. KENTUCKY GENTLEMAN A u Y s iR* .. The U.S. military cemetery a t Manila contains about 1M acres. ROOFING NEEDS Preferred Blend has filled pastorates la South Carolina and Florida, In addition to being a mem­ ber of the General Board ol Education, he la a member ol the General Conference Exe­ cutive Committee of the Gen­ eral Board of Church Exten­ sion anil Missiona and 1* chairman of the Relations Committee of the Mid South Annual Conference of the Sou­ thern Methodist Church, the nation’s history." FOR ALL YOUR Fleischmann FROM A WORLD OF FINE FURNITURE Cels Honored PRESCOTT, Ari*. <UPI) — Republican presidential nominee Barry M. Goldwater accused the Johnson admin­ istration today of using the military draft law for social end political “scheme*" and pledged that Republicans will end the draft altogrthcr, and aa soon as possible. Tha Arixnna senator made the etatementa In remarks from the step* of the Yava­ pai County Courthouse where he launched two victorious Senate campaign*. He said the Johnson admin­ istration had a clear and im­ mediate challenge to restore respect for law and order ■cross the nation “ And not juet prior to election day either." He also said the ad­ ministration had “ pulled nut all stops" to create an “a rt­ ificial prosperity" in an elec­ tion year. refreshment table are Mra. R. T. Warren, presi­ dent of the Women's Missionary Society, left, and Randall Priest, superintendent of the Sun­ day School. (Herald Photo) Bear Lake PTA Southern Methodists Executive Board Honor New Pastor Has Meeting WASHINGTON (U PI) — President Johnson I# doing a lot of politicking even before the forma! kickoff of his elec­ tion campaign Monday a t a Labor Day rally in Detroit. On# forum hes been a ser­ ies of White House ceremon­ ies to sign bills approved by Congress. Today Johnson sranged to sign the wHderneie bill end waa expected to is­ sue a statement expressing his concern for America's natural resources. This Illustrates how a Pres­ ident ran command attention for hi* views without even leaving the Whits House. An­ other example was Wednes­ day's cabinet room ceremony In which Johnson signed the 11.1 billion housing and ur­ ban renewal law. , The president declared the housing measure was a ''mile­ stone” on tha way to keep­ ing a commitment to assure every American an opportun­ ity to live in a decent home in a safe and decent neigh­ borhood. He also eommended Congross for pasting mate trana- Johnson hailed what ha term­ ed "the longest and atrongeet uninterrupted prosperity la lt, hospital, education and other bills that ha aald rep­ resented “the meet construc­ tive attack" on the problem of keeping America a fit place to live. In another appearance In the cabinet room Wednesday, FULL QUART OLD GERMANI A N T I Q U E BEER 6 - * H 6 Y ? 540 r 10.95 3 91 n f �** ^ —MU f tI. I ++Y** \ e i< » c * ’ We’ve gotten more comment on the r o u t beef recipe we mentioned In Wednesday'* Clock than anything we've run •ince the queitlon of bow Lake Monroe got its name. A number of people said they were going to try It. Others said they've used sim­ ilar recipes for baking meat loaves and other d i s h e s . Others have come up with similar recipes for baking a beef roast but not exactly the way our Society Editor Doris Williams suggested. • • • If you missed It Wednesday sre'll repeat it. The beauty is in Its simplicity and the proof is in the taste. Use any cut of beef roast, sprinkle on a package of dry onion soup mix. pour on a can of mush room soup, complete wrapping it in heavy duty foil and bake for three hours at 250 degrees. T. S. With that onion soup mix you might forget about using salt. • • • A certain major ency elope dfa publishing firm recently sent us publicity material which included some incorrect information. Flash! H e r e comes an apology — which read in part: "Sorry for the Inconvenience. Y o u will be pleased to know we have a new editorial assistant. . . and a stunning new blonde In our mail room." Khanh Returns To Take Reins Of S. Viet Nam * < 1 J Planner Predicts 'Explosive Growth' In County, Second Only To Brevard SAIGON. South Viet Nam (UPI) — Prime Minister Ngu­ yen Khanh announced today that be has returned control of the government. Knahh told a new* confer­ ence be once again was in charge of affairs because of ‘Popular demand." Hi* decision came at the end of six days of political maneuvering with Buddhist leaders and powerful army generals. Khanh had stepped aside temporarily last weekend af­ ter almost a week of rioting MIAMI (UPD—The sea­ ia which about threescore son’s first and second hurri­ persons were killed and many cane* whipped up the Atlant­ injured. ic Ocean hundreds of miles He went to the mountain re­ apart today, a threat only to sort of Dalat for a 'Test," but thipa that might cross their returned Thursday. Following paths. a aeries of talks with key As Hurricane Cleo raced Buddhist* and military lead­ acrois the northern Atlantic ers, be announced he once a- and her slater storm, Dora, gain was taking over. churned up the tropical At­ However, Khanh, who Is an lantic, officials in Washing­ army major general, also dis­ ton began considering Gov. closed that his government Farris Bryant’s request that would step down at the end of parts of Florida's Cleo—rav­ two months time and turn aged east roast be declared power over to civilians. disaster areas. He said the other army offi­ Tha governor said a state cers in his cabinet already survey showed Cleo caused a had turned in their resigns total of $115 million damage tiona, and that he was ready to Florida. to follow auit when the two A f t e r threatening t h e months are up. northern Ulund chain border­ Meanwhile, he will be able ing the Caribbean Sea, Hurri­ to reassume positive direction cane Dora turned its 115 mile of the U. S. - *uported war ahour wind* to the north. gainst the Communist Viet an awuy from Puerto Itico nnd Cong guerrillas and attempt to start the nation on a path of other land tnnsses. The Miami Weather Burstable government and re­ eau'a morning advisory snld form. Dora was about Slid mites Seminole County * * • * on the St. Johns River Seas Churned By 2 'Canes; 3 b t ^ a t t f n r b Danger Ends 9 * * • # “The N ile of America” f c Zip Code 32771 r a l b * WEATHER: Scattered afternoon showera; high today 90 to 915; low tonight in 70V VOL. 68 United Press Leased Wire HJUVA• mm FBI., SEPTEMBER 4, 1964 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 271 Revolt Reported In Cuba Soldier Killed SAIGON, Viet Nam (UPI) —A U. S. Army enlisted man was killed today when ground fire from Communist Viet Cong guerrillas ripped into a U. S. helicopter 34 miles southwest of Saigon. Respects Paid J A i l E S T O W N. Established 1908 Soviet Military Build-Up Seen Against Fidel Tenn. a MIAMI (UPD—Reports of Problems Seen In Seminole's Big Expansion By France* Wester “Seminole County will hav« a growth rate In Uie next IB years second only lo Brevard with its Cape Canaveral re. glon," atated Gordon Orr at Thursday night’a Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce m e e t Ing held in the fire house. Seminole County'* present population will double In five years, according to the study of the Orange • Seminole Joint P l a n n i n g Commission, of which Orr ia planning direc­ tor. " T h l a population growth will be duo to newcomers to the area, not births." said Orr. “ Many of these will live ia Seminole County and work ia other areas. They will bring many problems; transporta­ tion routes, water and sewer* ago facilities." The Orange • Seminole Plan­ ning Commission is a newly formed advisory ami sounding hoard for proposals. It la now conducting studies of air facilities, economic situation^ housing trends, and the indus­ trial situation. It has studied the ever In­ creasing traffic problem In the two counties and has proposed as a solution. The OrangeSeminole Belt Line, a new highway to move traffic cir­ cumferentially around the con­ gested urban area. A similar proposal waa made by the Southeastern Re­ gional Planning Commission and this was explained to the chamlwr at its last meeting lo May by Robert Doyle. TMs hoard has just published a re­ port of ill study titled "P re­ liminary Regional Plan," for the sewn county area it rep­ resent* affected by IMPACT. In its findings it states that Seminole will be the second most densely populated of the seven counties. Now Is the time to plan ahead for thla situation. Orr had on display a Urge map nf the proposed Bell Line and showed how lt would create a buffer and help maintain the identity of Lake Mary instead of letting the growth make all ono area from Urlando right into San­ ford, He aim assured the mem­ bers during a question and answer period that if Lake Mary Boulevard is Improved and paved they were sure to get an Interchange on Inter­ state 4. recent rebellion in the ranks of Cuban militiamen, renewed guerrilla activity, and a “heightened Soviet mil­ itary liuitd-up" In Cuba wer* heard in Miami Friday . Men front two militia com­ panies—th* exact number was unknown—turned against Trip At End PRAGUE, Czechoslovakia the Castro regime last month south-southeast of Bermuda (U P I)—Soviet Premier Nik­ and joined Esramhray moun­ • • • and moving toward the north­ ita S. Khrushchev neared the tain guerrillas in southern At Wednesday night'a meet­ Blaze Destroys west at 10 milea an hour, it end of his 10-day visit to l.na Villas Province, accord­ ing of the Altamonte Town Store Building was expected to turn to the Czechoslovakia today, with ing to an authoritative diplo­ Council It waa reported thst Fire completely destroyed the South Seminole JayCees a building on U. S. 17-92 just north-northwest and to the preparations already being matic source. The source n lii the revolt. have obtained some 4,000 to north of I-ongwood Plata north by tonight. The center made for his trip to West apparently bloodless, was led was located at near latitude Germany early next year. 3,000 names on a petition about 2:30 this morning. The GORDON ORB, director of the OrmiKo-Seminule Joint Planning Commis­ by a Castro army captain. which will be submitted to building was formerly utilized 21.6, longitude C0.3. sion, loft, dixcuxxex map outlining the Orange-Sominole licit Line, n pro­ ''Intervention b y political the Orange County Board of a t a grocery store ami serv­ Talks Stymied commissars in ea<h company poned new highway which would move truffic around congested urban New Try Set Commissioners asking that ice station. DETROIT (U PI) — The apparently hlotkrd a whole­ arras, with Lake Mary Chandler of Commerce officials James A. DaughMaitland Avenue (SR 427) Lnngwood F I rje C h i e f CAPK KENNEDY (UPD— United Auto Workers Union trey, president, center nnd Donald Jackson, chairmnn of the board. from the Seminole • Orange Claude I.ayo said that equip­ .Scientists plan to try again and Chrysler Corp., each sale defection,'* the source added. county line south to L a k e ment was also at the scene tonight to orbit America'* claiming the next move was Meanwhile, t h e Citizens Lilly approach to U.S. 17-92 be from Casselberry and th a t! largest scientific satellite to up to the other, played a Committee for a Free Cuba repaved. tha Forest Ilangera alio dia- examine spure and its threats waiting game today ns the said that during the past 30. Seems the JayCees go out patched a truck. |t« astronauts. strlko del.dllii« loon c l tody t" days, there ha* beep a big to the county line during peak ■"jlivi days Away. Imild-up of Soviet bases, arms rush hours and atop motorists activity. to ask them to sign. Some­ Defectors Flayed andThisnaval has included nn Influx body quipped: "I understand TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — of 17 amt 18-year-old Soviet the JayCees don't let then* Gov. Farris Itryant says he army recruits into the island, cross the line until they sign doesn't think Democrats who the committee said. the petition." The Snnford-Pemlnol* Jayhuv« defected to the GoldNew Rti-sinri bases—pos­ • • • Ity Donna Estes travel a erosv it when ball reel have formed a blood water camp should he rtin out sibly missile silos—are being James M. Moye III, 24, has The Long wood City Council game* arc* m progress. hank for members anil asso­ move with confirmation of the of the party because "they constructed on the northern By Julian Slenstrom been commissioned a second will become Increasingly coast of H.ivana Province, Thursday night voted unani­ Mrs. fieri Hits man, Mark ciate members and their fam­ Council." Associate Editor lieutenant In the Army after He added. “ If the mayor had aware of the error of their the anti-Castro organization mously tu consult Hie city a t­ Bullock and Taylor Muir a[- ilies, which will be operated graduating from Officer Can­ Lawrence Swolford, mayor ways." re|H«r ted. torney about closing that por­ peared before council to ex­ in cooperation with the Cen­ didate School at the Artillery of Altamonte Spring), said the authority to remove mem­ A “new arms shipment" re­ tion of Jessup Avenue that press their appreciation to ami and Missile Center, Fort Sill, today that information con­ bers of the Town Council, wo’d tral Florida lllood Bank. ceived at the port of Mist- pastes through tin- recreation j com mem I the police departOkla. Moye, who completed a tained in a letter addressed have two vacancies today." President of the Juycre Labor Day Fete nnznx Inst August is believed park and hall diamond. j. ment for petroling and pro- lllood Bank is Il«l> Wade, with 23-week course, Is the son of to the Town Council by for­ Swofford did not mention The Sanford Elks Lodge will to have included missiles, the Theaction was taken after venting any damage to their Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Moye, 309 mer Town Clerk Harold Capps names but he admitted they Wendell Springfield a* vice a letter from L.J. North was homes and properties while were the two members of the sponsor an all day outing on committee said, W. 16th Street, Sanford. was incorrect. president and 1'lulip Skate* the club grounds Labor Day I “All indications tire that • * • read by Chairman It. C. Carl- they were vacationing. Last Friday Cappi was dis­ Council who voted not to ac­ a* treasurer. for all Elks, their children and the Soviets have embarked on son demanding that the street Muir abo requested that Or­ We've noticed that quite a missed by Swofford and Wed­ cept Capp's resignation Wed­ Credits for blood ran be a heightened military build- he opened and the ball dia­ ange Avenue frum Grant Street aection of the west-bound nesday night Capps submitted nesday night. The record guests. transferred anywhere In the Barbecued chicken will be up in Cuba which includes mond abandoned, Several to SR 437 be paved. Council lanes of SR 43d from U.S. 17- a letter to the Councllmen sta­ shows they were Robert New­ served from noon to 2 p in. oceanographic studies of sea members of the council point­ man John Ream* explained United States through affill93 west toward 1-4 has been ting he would resign if ‘‘in­ ell and Don Fritch. There will bo games for chil­ current* in the Caribbean and ed out dial North is the only that slandird procedure fol­ ution with the Florida an.I paved. This'll be a blessing, terference with the Clerk's of­ Swofford said the two mem­ American Blood Bunk sys­ loo. Before the lour-laning of fice cannot be stopped imme­ bers of the Council questioned dren and entertainment (or Gulf of Mexico," the commit­ resident using the r o a d , lowed by the rity concerning tems. grownups. tee report, issued here, said. choosing in many instances to paving is to vote favorably on his authority to fire Capps. this part of 43d waa atarted diately." Any member of the club requests after a petition sign "I also dismissed Capps," ti,e highway was a real Swofford said today, "On who donate* eight pints nf ed by St per cent of resi­ Swofford adder), “because be aprmgbuster. June 13 Caps was hired as a ‘Courage Under Extreme Stress* blood automatically becomes dents on '.he street In ques didn’t do bis work, he was nut man experienced in account­ a member of the Gallon Club tion is submitted. ing and appraising. I asked familiar with the card file In other business the low bid nnd that person and his im­ Abby .....__ ...... ___Page I Talent Search him to bring the tax rolls up tax roil system, I asked him to of Fisher and I'orter, Inc., for mediate family are entitled to Bridge . . . . . . . . . . . ...... Page 9 to date because it hadn't been type in certain information Deadline Gets supplying two chlorinating sys nn unlimited supply of blno-l C lassified __ ..... Page tO-tt and he didn't do it, and he did done since 1939. I suggested certain procedures for record other things over my objec­ The pilot of a Navy RA-3C] LI. Cmdr, James F. Bell re- Sanford Naval Air Station terns for the city’s water was from the Central Florida Cum tea ............. .„ Page 9-10 Navy Extension tions. Vigilante which crashed in an ct-lved H ie commendation ballroom. Bell is assigned to accepted as recommended by Blood Bank for the rest of Editorial ......... ..... Page 4 ' The s e a r c h for the ing information on each piece "I don’t want to be hurt Horoscope ....... Page 2-A3A opi-n fit-|i| west of Sanford from Capt. James O. Mayo. | Reconnaissance Attack Squad- city engineer A. E, O'Ncall their lives. Navy’s best entertainment of property in the town." 2-3 while I'm trying my best to Tuesday was commended lad c o m m a n d e r Ueconnaiss- run line (HVAI1 t ) at Sanford. and Associates. Work is sidleDonors must be in good .Society . . . . . . . . . . . __ In Capps letter he indicated govs on a* auditioning tim* duled to begin on this project health and between the ages Sports . . . . . . . . . . . ..... Page 6 Bis aircraft was on a final within the next two weeks. has been extended, Mr*. that the mayor told him to do a god job for the citizens night for his courage and ance Attack Wing line, during of 21 nrtd 69 years of age. TV Programs __----- Pag* 7 William Oraii. director of project the 1963 valuations on °( Altamonte Springs," Swof- quick Blinking under condi­ the monthly dinner meeting landing approach about oneIt was decided to approve the ford concluded. tions of extreme stxesJ. of the wing's officers at ttie half mite from the air station to the 1964 roll. the L'SO Navy Talent appointment of a six man "That’s not true." said Tuesday when it experienced police reserve to assist Chief Ih-nefit Show said today. complete hydraulic failure, Claude I.ayo and I'atrolmcn Mrs. Urasl asked that Swofford, "I told him not to caudng Use coni rots of the Ken lira ha ton ind Bud Eaton For An All 'Round Navy men, wivea or rhil- use the '63 roll but he instruc­ pianc lo “freeze." Navy di­ during times of emergencies. dren who can aing, dance, ted the present acting town Good Time . . . . rectives call for a flight crew Members of the reserve group do imitations, pantomimes, clerk, Dorothy Bardine, to lo eject immediately from an are to tie paid $1 per month. dramatic readings, or play copy the '63 ilgurea on the Meet For A Drink At The aircraft m tlii.i situation. musical instruments get in '64 roll." Beer license renewal was Swofford Indicated this was However, Capt. Mayo noted approved for W. L. Johnson tourh with Mrs. Su/ann FRIENDLY CAUIUE that “ with no control other of the C A M Cafe as was a Konier at once, in order to one reason why he dismissed than the modest amount avail­ beer and wine license renewal be listed for tryouts at the Capps. “ But there were others, able through differential en­ for Don and Gcri's Restaur­ OPEN TILL 2 A. M. NAS Ballroom Monday at too." Swofford pointed out. gine power, Lt. Cmdr. Bell ant. 7:30 p. m. M<>n. thru Snt. "In my opinion Capps was­ kept (lie aircraft airborne un­ Mayor A. It. f/irmann was The show bsa been eel til it was well clear of inhabi­ authorized to process a dis­ for Sept. 26 at X p. m. at n't competent. He ordered em­ Dancing "On The House" ted area.*. the Civic Center, with all ployes not to show the mayor claimer in connection with the Every Friday Night “Then he gave the order for transfer of title of the old town benefits In go Inward the any records and that if the mayor wanted any informa­ his bombardier navigator to (l.aille* hour* 4:30 6:30 support of the L'SO. hall property to Mrs. Bobble Drink* lc per y«*r age.) tion he could see the town eject." When the twin hardier Jo Bunt. clerk. I asked for various tigwas clear Lt. Cmdr. Bell ejec­ Councd agreed to have addi­ ures and information." Swofted also. tional street lights placed in ford declared, ‘but I didn't By this time Bell had man­ Longdate as w o as easeyet it, even from him. aged to climb hit aircraft ment* can be o..',ined. Re­ from 300 t» 3,noo fret and to quests (or lights on Orange "The charter provides thst our books," the mayor aaid, in area eight miles northwest Avenue at the Elementary “ shall be open to all citizens of Sanford. The plane crashed School and on Pasadena Ave­ of Altamonte Spring*, and 1 in an open pasture about three nue and for resurfacing High­ presume that include* the mile* west of Lake Monroe. land Avenue. Evergreen and Mayor." Nn one was in lured, Marvin Street* were referred Swofford said there was a Mayo told Bell, "Your Ini to the street committee. question as to his authority to Ualtvc and courage were In Two school signs were order­ LT. ('DEL JAMES F. IIELL, left, wax commended lout night at Sanford Days L eft To fire Capps. kerpmg with the highest tradi­ ed to be placed nesr the Christ Navul Air Station for hix courage when hix aircraft malfunctioned on "A revised aection of the tions of Hie United States N a­ Episcopal Church Kindergar­ approaching the xtation in a routine landing. He guided the huge plane VALDEZ HOTEL R egister For charter* declared Swofford, tal Service. 1 take pleasure in ten and auitlts for the last fis­ away from populoux areas ami then ejected after ordering a crewmart DOWNTOWN SANFORD the mayor with commending you fur this he- cal year were approved and to leave the aircraft. Giving him the award is Capt. James O. Mayo, his General Election "provtdis the rigkt to appoint and re­ rule action." commanding officer. (Herald Photo) accepted. (U PI)—A long line of moun­ taineers, tourists anil children filed into a small funeral homo here to view the body of Sgt. Alvin (*. York, one of America's greatest combat soldiers. (our* Battle Eyed Swofford Clarifies Altamonte Dispute On Street Closing Jaycees Form Blood Bank To Assisi Ailing Herald Index Flier Lauded For Heroic Act \ \ I f ONLY 26 - 4 f I �•J f c w i F a n t - T r i . Sept. 4, *«4 ftev. Grover Sewell ~ How Do You Greet God R«* oftM N M M t had Mid to ma in desperation that they want to have a <Iom walk with Oad bat that thajr atmpip da not know how to ta t atartad. "How I ap­ proach Godl" la tha try o! man wbathar ha apaaki it or not. Tha (ibla ta not claar on •n ry tk im for our tlaiitad mindi and haarta but » i find that Ood ipaaka la a vary held way • • all baalo mat* Like Brantley Group Plans Fish Fry I Bf M arrua MBt Tha Watt Lake Britttey Clvia Aiaociatioa today taBouocotf plana (or aa otd faab* loaad Labor Day flab fry to Id bald at tha gmup'i private Faativitiaa ara aehoduiad to •at uadarway at l p.m. with fanaa and toataru plaaaad far all aia iroupt. terviaj of tha etala a ad huah pupplee will M«ia at 4 p.m. Thia will he tba tin t oeraikm (hr the •» aoclatJoa to tua Uw aawly aompletad barbacua pit. Ea*b ram ie attaadlu la aihod ta brim a caiieroi* dub. Tibia sarvlce alii ha provided. Aa oriaaliatioaal meeting (or a Ladiai AualUary hat bata eauad for 10 a m. aait Tburaday, drpt. 10, at tha borne of tha pmldeat, Mra. flrrl Bigtby, on Lake Brant* ley Hoad la Fereil City. Ladies Discuss Project Plans By Donna Eat** Plans ware diicuittd for future fund raUing projects at tha regular monthly meetInf of tha Ladlaa Auxiliary of t h a First r*nt*co*tal Church of Longwood held Monday evaninf at t h a church. Project a diicutrw) included ■alee of baked gooda, fruit eakea for Thanksgiving and Chriitmaa a n d Chrlitmaa card*. The meeting w». rrnduet* ed by Mra. M. L. McDaniel, preiident, who will i*rve aa hoata.a at tha Oct. 8 regular meeting. ttrt. The approach to Ood U, of coursa, n bailc of baaiee, Wa can approach Cod fin* ally by filth aloaa. T ill la not to My that nothing happ«m to ua except an Intel* lectual M*ent to a creed abcut Cod which la *nmatime* eonfuaed with faith. When we barn faith la God we believe that He la com* pletely truttworthy for all of lift including tint* before and altar death. Tha tibia aaya much on Uila matter of faith and ainct it ia God apeaking to ua I ahall quote a number of pai* sage*. "But aa many aa rt* ealvad Him, to them t»v« Ha power to become the aona of God, aven to them that believe on Hla name" (John 1:11). "Baliava on tha Lord Jeiua Chrlat and thau ahalt ha liv id ” (Aeta 11:11). "For ha that eemath ta Ood muat baliava that Ha la, and that Ha la a rtwerder of them that dUlgMtly aaak Him" (Mabrtwa 11:1). There ara many, many more rafaraneaa that rould ha given concern* Ing the approach ta Cod through faith which you can find by referring ta ytuf Bible concordance. Certainty we know that tha kind of faith that ia rani ia tha kind that raiulta In obadianca. A child who ha* filth In hit earthly parent* will want to obey. To be aura thtre ara tlmaa whan obadL rnca ta not what wa want but it la what we will Mtk to ee* compllih If the faith la right Faith aeeompllthea thlnga Indeed. You can’t aea it but you ran aea what it dote, It ia even difficult to explain it but atill it haa tremendoue effect. Faith la not by Itaelf In euch peculiar qualitlee. Klrctrlclty i* utctl vn oftrn In illustrate faith, and I will take the liberty of uiing it here, too. Electricity haa much In ita nature that ie unexplainable yfl we would weate wordl to dwell on Ite power. It ie ainiply too oh* vloui. It ie enough to eay that it worka in numeroue way* to make our livea much more pleaiant. Faith, however, perform* wonder* far beyond any power known. It motivate! min, guide* him, give* him purp.'ae for living, make* him uirful, and aavee him for eternity. Let ua not only approach God through faith but live with Him and atrve forever through thin marvelou* gift. First Southern Methodist His Elections The Fir it Southern Methodlet Church at Saaterd bald a called church coefefaece n* eeMy with Rev. Dunranl H. Haight Jr., patter, praetdiaf. Elected to aerve at mem­ ber* of the Board of Steward* ware H. tl. Jatnetoo, Jam il Talmadga Jr.. H. B. McCall. A. F. Murphy, Jaha lauii, L. P. Duffey ead R. D. Priett. Mr« R. T. w a rm waa elec­ ted praeldaat of tba Woman's Hltaioaary Society and R. D. Priett will a i m la Sunday School tupariateadaat. Twenty-thfte charter mem­ ber* were received into the church at tha worihip aarvlea l«it Sunday avealag by tr ta t­ ter at momherthip tad were racegaltad by the mutlttar. Tha congregation extend* an invitation to all iaterlitad friend* to Join ia ibelr Sunday evaaiag worth ip hour at T:tt at tha Woman't Club. 2 3 0 A ttend Altam onte Catholic School Bib Dh i i i KmI— S t Mary*Magdalcn Par*. chial School opened Tuetday morning at 9 a. m. Maaa In honor of the Holy Spirit with Grice Methodist Hosts Sunday Meeting First Methodist Sets Rehearsals For Choirs N*w lima aebaduto* far ra* haartaia af abatra af Pint Matbadltt Church af Hater* Grace Methods Youth Fellowihip wee noil lad weak to Chrlat Mathodlit and Flrat Methodist ebureha* fa. tha cuatomary Fifth fuaday gat* togather. Soma 110 people eajoyad a covered dilh (upper followed by group itagiai aad an la iptrtag pregren Slaftag waa lad By Philip Monroe w i t h Mra. Bobert Bennett aa piano acompaniit. Rev. John M. Hire* Jr., mil* later of Grace Methodist, walcorned fuatt* aad Introduced the ipeaker*. Dr. and Mr*. Ju­ lian Nava, former mlnloaarlea to ladle. Mr*. Hava, dm *ad ia a aad, aiUva draia of Hindu worn**, gave aa lateratuag talk oa tbatr itay la tndla. Dr. Nava acted aa aarrator ter lb* film program of beautiful colored Hide* ehowlag ecaaot aid tba paapta of India. FaUowlog tba doting pray­ er given by Dr. Nava, mambar* tad gu«*ta eajoyad view­ ing th* diipiay af della aad other objtate front ladle which were ibawa from the collection of tho guoet ipoak•rt. have beta announced by H it Mildred Clark, choir director. Bettaalag Mat Wcdaatday the Youth Choir ter Junior aid teller high itudaat* will meat from T until S pat. while tha Chancel Choir ter adulta will mNt from 7:43 until 0 p.m. Oa Thurtdiy, rchetrial for tba Junior Choir, frtdaa four through tlx, wiu b* bald from 4 until I p.m.: Mr*. Clark advltci that vol­ unteer! ara needed to provide adult tuparvlcion ter reheartala of tba Junior aad Youth Choir* u d voluateor aorvleo* By Mrs. B. L alto are requattad to organBorvleo* at Upeala Presby lie and lupervlte a Chcruh terian Church will be resumed Choir for children between the eg** of five and eight year*. upon regular schedule beginsing this Sunday, Rev. James H. Hardin, pattor, announced today. Sunday School will meet al 10 a.m. with the worship hour to follow at 11 a.m. By Donna Eaten The Men’* Club rf Chrllt Epliropal Church nf Lung wood will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at tha Pariah House on Church Street* on Church Street. A. P. Ry Jan* Casselberry llowereox, president, will con­ Seven members of the Cas­ duct the meeting. selberry Community Metho­ O t h e r church meetingi dist Church Older Youth scheduled for neat week In Group are planning to attand elude tha regular meeting of tha retreat at tha Mathodlst the Episcopal _ Churchwomen Youth Camp near Laaiburg at 8 p.m. Tuesday with Mrs. over th* Labor Day weekend. Peggy Kuhn, president, pre­ They ar* Bsrni* and Phyl­ siding and a meeting and lis Caeitwr, K an Millar, training session of the Sun­ Eleanor Farrell, Jean Ann day S c h o o l teacher* Diggs, Judy English and Gus Thursday at • p.m. Krebs. Upsola To Resume Schedule Christ Episcopal Sets Meetings Group To Attend Camp Retreat School Prayer Fuss Clouds Real Issue Religion In Amerira By Laa is Cassal* United Prtas International America proudly itylrs it­ self “a nation under God." Rut It Is permitting million* of ita childrcu to grow up illiterate aa far aa religion is aoncarned. Thia situation did not re­ sult from Supreme Court de­ cisions. And It would not ba significantly alerted by a constitutional amendment per­ mitting devotional axarclaai In public schools. Evan If Congress were to approve such sn amsndmrnt — which now appears highly unlikely — It would limply restore the national illusion that children ar* rfceivtng a religious education when they • re exposed to rot* recitation of prayer* and random read­ ing! frem th# Bible. Th* real problem ha* been oberured by all the controveray over th* peripheral Issue of school prayer*. It ia how to provide coherent, systemat­ ic instruction on religion to rhildren who attend public schools, Rome public school officials Would like tu wash their hande of this difficult prob­ lem **n rh» ground the Su­ preme ('uurt has forbidden them to touch it. Rut th* court did nothing of ths kind. It want out of Ita way to say in tba 1943 prayer case that there would be no constitution. •I objection to "study of the Bible or of religion. . .pre­ sented objectively as part of * secular program of educa­ tion' In public school*. Thia dictum w tt rtearly In­ tended aa an inwlaUun to puhtic Ichoola in experiment with teaching ABOUT reli­ gion in the same spirit that they reach about oth*r thing* *uch a* politics, on which Americans hava widely dif­ fering opinions. Avalahle ev­ ident* indicate! that few pUbHe school systems have thus far accept*d this challenge. Before any religious leader ahita (tones at tha public schools for their seaming ne­ glect of tha religious educa­ tion problem, ha should ax*, min* th* churches* record. Among Protestants particular­ ly, it is a record of Inade­ quate measures, half-hearted­ ly pursued. Twelve years ago, in tha Zorarh cate, the Supreme Court upheld the constitution­ ality nf "released time" ar­ rangements under which chil­ dren ar* released from pub­ lic schools at their parents* request for one nr two hour* a Week to attend religious ctasses conducted by church­ es on their own property and with their own leaehrr*. Roman Catholics have taken energetic advantage of thia opportunity. Mote than half of the Catholic children who attend public schools are now enrolled in “released rim e " religious classes conducted hy the confraternity uf Christian Doctrine. Although Protestants pio­ neered the releasrd-tim* Idea, they have dragged their feet In developing ita protenllal. A few communities, mainly in the Midwest, have excellent released-time programs. But nationally, onty about 111 per <ent of alt Protestant children ar* covered. Protestants hava been sim­ ilarly slow tn recognise the possibilities of a newer plan called "thared-time" ar "dual echnol enrollment." Under “released time” plane, a child takas all of hla regular eoureea la » public school and goes to • ehurch-sponaored tlais only for religious train­ ing. Under "shared Uma” a child <• enrolled elmultanrouily tn two school* — a pub. lie school and a church school. He takes soma of his courses science and math for example, at the public school, and lom* such as history and English in tha church school. Th* church school it free to teach these subjects in a frankly religious context. Mora than 183 shared-time experiment* ar* now under way in thia country, and ev­ ery one of them involves Catholic children. The major Protestant denomina­ tions seam content at present ta adopt resolutions ap­ plauding the ahared-tima con­ cept — for somebody els*. That leavra Sunday School — an Institution which Prot­ estants tend to hold in uncrit­ DELAND JEWISH CENTER E. New Tech A re A Bill f L, DsLanl FIs. ■ total of 219 etudento en­ san, fifth grade; George IBticks, seventh grade a ; June | Myra Cook, eighth grade. rolled la tha aebool which be­ Adam*, sixth gan ita fourth year with tha 1984-85 term and with all eight grades being (ought for Tw o little Falcon B ucket-seat two dr*. T hey’re tha flrat Uma. 1M1 Medl k . O ne's while. On s’* green. R eal lav. Hubert J. Reason, pastor of tho ehttrvh who i h u p c a rt. CeonoMy en (be road M onth after •am * M prtaeipol *f tba M onth with • taken. (Beth are a n to m e tk e .) school, reports (hit ha la looking forward to a success­ ful and fruitful year and la waiting with great expoctaY e a r F riendly F ord D ealer ttena af moving lata tha new school! building baiag built on 322.1491 S anford W . P a rti 1 4 4 - H ll tha church p r e p a r t y by Thankrgirlng. Teachara Include Batty RatIgan, ftrtt grade; June Tillman, second grade I Batty Mc­ Kay, third grade; Eva Rlmoi, fourth grade; Diana Robart- iiidkllr lathee a l Jewish naMeate af tte eras ta wanMp whh as m BOBB MABMINAM and Yam Kipper. •r e . Sept. I te T te p a . Baf*- T at 14 M> TOM KJPPUt: Teat are. Baft II at ftk M l edatkaa Wad. ■steleg at 1* am. Memorial terete* at It a. « . SABBATH flEBVICSl BYEBY FBI I V l it « pa. Strickland-Morrison, Inc. Holy Cross Announces Service* Rev. LaRoy D. lopef, rtetor of Holy Cron Episcopal Church, Sanford, has announ­ ced that a regular teboduie of weekday larvleSt at tba church will bo resumed becalabritioai af tba Roly Communion in the Chapel of Peace era scheduled for Tues­ day at f:M a m , wedMdday at to a m. lad Thurtdiy at t a m. Holy Days will be mark­ ed by celebration of Holy Comuaion ia (ha chapel at 10 a.m. Opening of tba fall aaaatoa Mr tba Churth ftcbMl Is eefcadulad for Sunday, gaptembar 13, at lha I a.m. aorvlca. There will be clausa for ehil dr an of all ages from uw* aery through high school. Ba­ by sitters will be available for the vary young children. Elder Springs Kindergarten Opens Term The Elder Springs Christian Kindergarten, sponsored by Elder Springs Bapllit Church, began regular session* Mon­ day with IT five-year-olds en r o l l e d . The kindergarten, which has a* It* ptirpOM (he preparing of boyi and girls Tor quicker and more com Plata adjustment In their flrat year in public aebool, haa geaulM Chrtatiaa f a e u 11 y , Christian ethics and conduct also hold an Important place in the aebool. A few more pupils may be accepted since the enrollment celling la 30. Thoae desiring their child lo receive thin type of training should contact Mra. Kenneth Meadors, teach­ er. Coat of the school la small and transportation can b* ar­ ranged. Conference D i s t r i c t Superintendent Rev. T. H. Norton will con­ duct a quarterly conference ical veneration. The trouble at tha Casselberry Commun­ with Sunday School is that it ity Methodist Churth on Wednesday, Sapt. 9, begin­ usually offers a child less than ning at 7:38 p. m. 38 hour* a year of instruc­ tion about religion — and this frequently is given hy inadequately trained teach* re under classroom condition* ap­ proaching bedlam. No ona would seriously aspect to teach a child about mathematics in 38 hour* per yMr — aven with the beat teachara and tha teat classmom condition*. No on* should he surprised if children fail to learn much about religion under such elrrumitanrea. N o C h arted — N e CoHeetkna a t a n y Serried. W o walcoMO yon. O \\fne to head BACK TO COLLEGE! TAKE THE HOME-TOWN HEWS WITH VOUf aI 4) While you’re away at school you can keep up with all the local news. . . . sports, society, political and what - have - you! 0) A MONTH DELIVERS THE 8i SANFORD HERALD TO YOU BY MAIL! DON'T MISS A DAY! 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Foyt, (he t i e )«— l tears af the Indiana- have as advantage over every yaUa SOO-mile Speedway aata drive* in America when I pull rat* five* earn* aafety tip* my race car out on the track. When I race, 1 know 1 am ■ay save yowr Ufa. competing with driven who are (killed and who 1 can By A. I. FOYT Written for I'P l eount on in a tight situation to Doctors Speak A t Jaycee Meeting Medicare Bill Hit make the right nova at the right time. Ae a motorist, 1 am not so fortunate, and neither are yew. In many Instance*, It 1* nec­ essary to think for the other guy. Ae a result I have fal­ lowed certain rules that 1 Tough Battle Due In House On Health Bill would like to pats along to all least every three hours for a of yon taking to the highways short walk. 1 (ind it keeps me over tbe Labor Day weekend. alert. Do not under any circum Be sure to keep a safe dtstanc* behind the car in front stance* mix drinking with of you when cruising at huh driving. Even if you just have way speeds, A good rule ia to a few quaffs of beer, your re figure a ear length for every flexes can be dulled, amt in i 10 miles. So if yon are travel­ tight situation you nerd to ing 60 mites per hour, you have everything going for you. should to at least stx car As many of yuu start your lengths behind the car in front long trip*, 1 will be prepar­ ing my car for a championship of you. Dua l uke the skill of otner race al DuQuoin. HI. 1 would not think of starting this race other drivers for granted. Don't look for trouble. Do without giving niy car a com­ not retaliate if another driver plete safety check. So take a ia discourteous on the road. tip from me and have your U a driver in passing cuts in car carefully inspected by too sharply, don’t get even by your serviceman before you rutting him off. Ttus driver * start out. name is "Mr. Trouble," and it Aml to you ymrng fetlowa— is best lo avoid him no the whether you are planning a highways. tong trip or just driving around If at night a thoughtless driv­ town over the holiday week­ er with his bright lights on end—forget the drag racing approaches and does not Iw d at the stop lights. This ts a your warning blinks to lowet Mgn of immaturity, and lx the hi* beams, don't retaliate hy most n-cless sport tn the blinding him. It is sen»elc«« world. If you Ihmk you have a ami you coukl cause a head-on "hot" car, then take it to the collision. nearest supervised drag strip If you are planning a long Be grateful for the privilege distance trip, avoid fatigue, t of driving, and take pride in make It a point tn stop al drlung safely. "II te not tree that t person fert, by WTO, Insursne* eon> panics estimate that TO p*r need alga a pauper'* oath, to cent of peopla over 63 and $Q get help through tho KerrWASHINGTON (UTI) per cent of people under 6$ Mills provision. A couple may Bickers a t a S c u te - passed will have private health in­ have • yearly Income of $3.health ra re —Social Security surance. Then we will all be 600, have up to $1,200 In sav­ hill today began to organize a paying tremendous taxes, to ings or securities and life In rescue operation toe the mea­ pay medical bills for 10 to 13 surance, and atlll be eligible sure la anticipation of a tough per eent of the population, for assistance," be pointed fight la the Rouse. white we carry our own Insur­ out. The Senate epprnved the bill .Speaking against govern ance," Dr. Johnson noted. Thursday by a *V2S vote. It Johnson also notrd that m e n I • sponsored medicare now goes to ■ House - Senate though the proponents of the programs. Dr. Park noted the conference committee, but bill say there will be no gov­ malingering that takea place, negotiations on ■ compromise ernment control, this it not along with other abuse* of bill are not expected to begin federal "handouts." true. until the middle of the month. "Tbe average stay tn a reg "Hospitals and doctors can Once the compromise 1* work­ have a choice ai to whether ular hospital for a hernia op ed out, the changes then must they wish to participate in the cratiun ia about five days. In he approved by hath House and medicare program. If your a VA hospital, you're lucky to Senate. The original House hospital or your doctor does get them dismissed in 26 bill contained do health c a r e not participate, you cannot go days," he said. provision*. "This medicare bin la a po­ to that doctor or that hospital, The Senate measure would il you accept the government litical football — a fare# be­ expand the Social Security aid — and you're going to be ing perpetuated on the Ameri­ system to provide hospitaliza­ paying for It, whether you ac­ can people," both physicians tion ami nursing rare benefit* cept it or not," he »aid. said. for about IS million ekierly “Thera will also In? a re­ persons. In addition H calls view board, which Is mute up for a $7-a-tnonlh boost In cash of civilians and doctors, nol Iwncfits for 30 million Social necessarily your doctor. They Security pensioner*. All this and not your doctor will have would be financed through the power lo say when you higher payroll taxea. may leave the hospital, oi No health rare bill has ever whether you shall slay longer. John William Bogle, 76, of reached the House floor for a SOTIl'K OK *«LK Welle* t* *i*r»by *l»*n t h s i And li the medicare secretary 717 Park Ave., Sanford, died vote. Previous measures have y u r n u a n t to th# final d< crw is not satisfied with their rea­ Wednesday. A native of Dal­ been bottled up or killed in f o r * ’lomir* ami la ta »nt#r• l la th* r a m * p e n l l n r In lh* sons, they may cut off the ton, C>i., he had made hi* the House Ways k Means C i r c u i t Court la an-t for S*ml- fcsleral payment to the hospi nol* County. Florida, caaa itin'- tal and the physician if it home here for the post IS Committee, due in large part h r ! n u m t x r 141 OS. the underyears. Surviving U one son, to the opposition of coinmIU-e ■le n e d Clerk will aell th* p r o ­ docs not meet with their ap­ John W. Bogle Jr, of Wythe- chairman Wilbur I). Mill*, (Dp e r l y ettuated In Bald County proval. If this isn't govern Ark.). d e sc rib e d a*: ville, Vn. l^>t No, IS. Itln.’k T. North nicnt control and interference, Rep . Cecil R. King. (D The body was ahipped today O rlando Town*lt*. Kourtb what ia i l l " asked Dr. John­ to Dolton for funeral and Calif.), a longtime supporter Addition, a* recorded In of Iwiilth care legislation. In P la t n.iok IS, Pa«* IS P u b ­ son. He also refuted the report burial service*. lic IU#>fi1a of Uemlnote dicatrd in an interview that County. F lorida. that the AMA had spent 33 hackers might retort to a rare T o * r t h « r with th* followlne 11- m e of p r o p e rt y located In million lobbying against the ly used parliamentary maneA n d p e rm a n e n tly Inetalled a* medicare bill. u tcr to help rescue the bill. W r-irr of th* Im provem ent* nn "Hie AMA spends M per He said that an attempt pro­ e. ild lin d ! ; l . -ater*. p e rm a n e n tly In- ecnl of its money an educa­ bably would to made on the *t riled. floor to Instruct House con Together with all •tr u e tn r e e tion. Only two per cent would a n d Im provem ent* now and be left to use for lobyiug," be forces to Insist on a health h < f a f t e r on *.vld land, a nd f u ­ said. care program in the final draft ture* attached th e r e to , and all Dr. Charles Park Jr., spoke re n te . laeuee. proceed*, and of the compromise bill. fly Maryann Miles p r o f i t i accruing a n d to accrue in facor of the Kcrr-Mills med The Youth Fellcwnliip of from wild premia**, all of r» r|. h nr* Included w ithin tire leal bill, which has been St. Aiulri-w-4 Prerliytcrinn f. ifetfnln* de*-rtI>lton and the backed by th* AMA. This bill him thereof; nl*o all *a* provides for needy persons Church in llciir Luke recent­ j» .-a m , •lei'lrle, w a t e r and o t h e r ly enjoyed u get-together nt S e a t i n g , *ookInw. re fr ig e r a tin g , through matching Federal and thu lakcfront homo of Sir. Ilichttr*. plumlilng. v e n ti l a t ­ State wel/ara funds. md Mr*. Hal Getting* on in g Irrigating. a n d power *yeMembers of th* Sanford Kitetnw. w arblnM . appliance*, tlaIlcnr lotko. to re*. and appurte nance*, wants Club presented sn ed­ liming th* afternoon the w h 'c h now ar* o r may h e r e i f Ver p e r ta in to. or b* u*ed with group participated In such ucational program at the tn, or on aald preinleea, even ucUvilic-t u* boating, skiing, meeting of th* Maitlund Kiehoriuh tb * r b* d etached o r d*t a c h able. swimming and games and wanis Club at tha Gfuriian • t public aalw t o th* blfb**» later pn p.ircd their own bar- Manor Restaurant in Maitland • n d bact bidder f o r eaeh a t 11 Wednesday. hcciin atipper. •'clock A. K. on th* 11th day of September, 1»«« a t th* F r o n t Taking part In the program Attending terra Mr. and Door of th* »*mlnol* County Christian Education Month, Mr*. Jimmy Ridgwctt, adult were President John Durhy. M 'n nrthnua* la Sanford. Florida. "(»E A L > to b* observed hy Grar* advisor* and Keith Kleck- former presidents W. K. Arthur H. Wockwlth. J r. Clerk of th* Circuit Court Methodist Church during Sep­ mann, Brnn-ly Heath, Scott Kln'hoff. M. R. Strickland By; Martha T. Vthlaa tember, will open a t th* Gettings, D e n t MeGough, and William Fraasa. Deputy Clerk DEARDAU. ORIDLET AND morning worship service this Billy Johntton, Donna ValSunday when R*v. John H. dcj.', Lin>la Files, Craig LEW IS A tonometer Is an Instru­ Attorneys for Flalnttff Hires Jr. will conduct a con­ Rirckmnnn, Ran-ly Gettings, ment for measuring pressure «o North Court Street secration tervies for all Sherry Heath, Gary Gallon- within the eye. It is disunionPott Offlr* Boa 111* Orlando, Florida church school teacher*. tin* and Ann Shelton. ly used to test for glauco;r.a. Pubttali Sept, i . 1114. Members of each d a ta will C D E -lt b« Mated together and will jv thsi r m c r r r c iiir t o r Look Twice / / / / / / ! h a v e 9 Ut« m o d e l Fulw m e a n i H j r n i n a i . n a . wear identifying nama tag*. CHIT. IT AND r u n SEMINOLE Thot* attending th* aervlce rnnn that need a Rood home. D o n ' t really con­ c o r t t y . f l o r i d *. who ar* not wearing nam* sider buy Init n used economy ear, a n i l ) yon come IT C H i S r i l T TO. 11)11 and look over these mine. F alco n s. They’re ell F E D E R A L NATIONAL MORT- tags will b* Invited to join a O AGE ASSOCIATION, * eer- class. ready to go. We’ll g i v e y o u e n o u g h i u f o r t h e H ra llM , Throughout t h * • n 11 r a lnt. 100 miles. Flatottrr. month, emphasis will b« plac­ LEO NARD JOHNSON and LB- ed on church school attend­ OLA JOHNSON, hi* wlfa, and W ILLIAM W. AUSTIN and ance and on Sunday, SepL 37, ANNE V. AUSTIN, hi* wlf*. Your Friendly Ford Dealer D efendant.- a fellowship cov*r*d diah picnic will ba held Immadi- D'’2*1-tAl m in i or tu x Sanford W. Park B| 1-8910 ' • NOTICE IS H E R E IIT GIV­ ately following th* morning EN »h«t on th* I t l h day of Septem ber. ISM. a t H i** o'clock worahip. By Dottle Aastla City Editor The unfavorable aspects of the Ring • Anderson medicare Jill which passed the Senate Wednesday were outlined by Dr. John Johnson and Dr. Charles Park Jr., at the meet­ ing of the Sanford • Seminole Jaycecs Thursday. One of the main arguments against the bill ia the increase in social security taxes which it would require, according to Dr. Johnson, who said that the #*x could reach as high aa 30 percent of an Individual's salary, or in some cates, more than his Income tax. "And the tax will be the same for low Income and high income groups, to that a man making $6,000 a year la taxed Just as much as a man making $30,000," he explained. "All this Is not necessary b e c a u se t h e majority of people over 69 and under do not need this government handout to pay their bills. If the government doesn't Inter- m H fH fT m n a . a . M t m i h tto fratn r! urn l b s i t w o r n «m • eom pititiw “ to f n » r m M R Tilted bt f t C U b a M v y n f c r trmw fluff Statn mmut m p condition*. Co m k flvr p n a f i f 6 1 tCMKXTtjl R in a z E tM c n n m u m Wftor! Htote up te US U ItlBX I rUTVttSi ted fjuctar Trayi with Storm Cautihirl IA + jtntebte Swing-Out S M m l s349” Ash about our o«r payuwit kn% big trado-ha. MsfsMBdMT 111 U F t N t W m i VISIT OlIR RECORD AND SHEET MUSIC DEPT. Sanford Electric Co. 1IR SANFORD MARNOUA 322- 154] For Extra Comfort in Florida Living - Buy in ID Y L L W I L D E John W. Bogle Dies Al Age 76 Legol Notice FREEZER J ■'tfrumyt' ■ - - ‘•V j ’ i . y t . LOCH ARBOR j - . v y A OF ? .- ' . ' ‘ f/u v l. 'v . * ' St. Andrews Youths Enjoy Get-Together Club Conducts Special Meet Grace Methodist Sets Special Observance 7I.S c -t <f i: r m :h type "rcl.it- ture li combined with the latest Am.Her, Innovation. In comfort and convenience to mak* this th* perfect h‘""" tar * Iovln,t f‘u,ll|y- Th« wterior r»Uiv* rwk two *tury panel snrioaing Hie stalnas* U ait unusual and striking featur*. Thro* bed* Hhiius and i study upstairs, Hi* two »ury Jiving room, compact G.K. Metell ion kitchen and two and une half baths, ail add up lo a lot of hoiwa Cenl.-l heating and uir conditioning, ceramic t,lo on .ills and in baths, rotor loordinnted wall papers and mural, to lunk* this 1DYLLWILDE toma |utstanding, both pr*<-ticaliy and acaltivlii-a Hy. Strickland-Morrison, Inc. A. M . at th* m ain door of th* C otirthouto of Somlnolo Coun­ ty. a t Sanford, Florida, th* H o n o ra b t* A r t h u r II. Beckwith. Jr . , Clerk of th* Circuit C ourt • f S* ml nol* County, Florida, will ofl*r for aal* lo th* h l ( h oat a n d beet bidder for caoh. at p u h l l r outcry, t h * foifciwln* d o c r l h e d prope rty a f lh* t'* fondanl*. L e n n a r t J«>hn*on and L r n l a J>-hn*on. h t t wife, «ltum -« tn acmlnol* C ounty, FlorTito: Lot II. Block «. LINCOLN HEtOIIT*. a cc o rd in g to th* Plal th*r*of * • r#cord*d In Plat Book II. l-a*o IS, Public ttacord* of r e n t not* County, Florida; T o - h*al* ra; pe rm a nently Installed; In e lu d tn * ; t o g e t h e r with alt U ruc ture * and Improvement*. t o r n ut t h e r e a f t e r on (a id land. T M i It mad* p u re u an t to J l n a l Decree of Foreclosure V o t e r - ' t In th* abo** r ,m . C h a n e r r y l - - k»i N„. K i l l . ti"» pe n d in g In th* Circuit Court of and for S e o l n u l* County. Florida. IN WITNESS W H E R E O F . I h a v e hereunto n n hand and o fficial *oal tilt* Ind day of H - p t o n N f , ISSI. (SliA l.l A rth u r II I te k w ltta . J r r l o r h of lh# C ircuit Court tn and for r .tin .l* C o u n ­ ty. Florida Ry; K ttiaheth Bauanaltan ■ D*pu(y Clark T V h t K h sept. «. ISSI. CDK-aa A ny experienced Painter will tell you Tht. ctorrrtng new^ horn* ha* * front entry porch an.) foyer or m arble-* fas. meting sunken living non. tv, T* *' v “ TU“""‘' TU kitll'rn U ‘quipped hy General Klectric, .ml Include, dlshwash.r, with laundry room off th . kitetoo. Thl, dre.m hom* ha. three roomy bedrooms, two Uvlefully dedgnod tile hath,. All year climat. control I* mad. . ..y b , central duct healing and air conditioning. Ith.r roture. for gracious Hori.t. being Include Carport*. |„ g , utility room, beautifully landscaped lot .nhanced by sUUly pin.^ sidewalks, paved t t m u , lower and waUr syatrin*. 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We’re going to work until these boys tha ram tag of tho Southern decide that they are here to 100 n t DarHngton Raceway play football." oa L ab a Day. th* mathsThla determined statement i the side af Tha handaom* Randltman, waa mad* by Head Coach when a fla t N.C* driver tapped all hie Richard Copeland of Lyman tat* its ftaal stags*. rivals in tha P aatl poll, raHigh In Loagwood Thursday citrine 30 ftrat place vet** of Tha _ afternoon after hi* Greyhounds etin gala time un­ the S7 east by a panel of ex- fr had completed one of their ites tba other coatenders be­ toughest practice days so far ports. gin to mesa at a feat dip* this year. Th* only driver clots to THREE VETERAN 8EMINOLES will captain Petty’s total waa Prod LorenwUeh to exactly what tba Tba Hound* didn't allow the Hand Coach Jim Pigott’* SH3 grid aquad dup­ starting of (he school year doing for of II*burnt. H i, th* Not THE GUTTERBALU, nmaorwpg for 4b# No-Nothtng Bowling League ing the forthcoming football season—lta first On* driver of th* Ford fac­ to Interfere with any of their tho loot championship this summer, are (from left) Miss Sandy U nley, Bill Agee, in the Hetro Conference. They are (from left) plana In regard to their pre­ tory team. Lorenxan was th* A weak ago, s Mrs. Mary Krenter and A1 Krenxer. Krenser also won honors for a high guard Joe Farleaa, tackle Dave Noell and quar­ first ehoict of M panelists. paration for thla year's pig by th* Phillies In their re­ handicap game of 27S. (Herald Photo) terback Ronnie Hinson. (Herald Photo) akin campaign. meant that the Junior Johnson, tha hardIf there wetw any changes Bads would have to ploy .7*3 charger from Benda, N. C , made at all, they wern only to tab* the penaant third to th* balloting _ made In order to step up Ly with six vote*, and Paul Gold- • and th* Giants would have to man's practice prt-aeasoo smith and hla Plymouth was ploy .771 ball to do as. schedule before th* opener fourth with firs. In this last weak th* Phil* against Ocoee Sept. 33. Naxt In lino, with thrs* have played Add baR, The linemen, under th* dir­ vote* each, waa a pair of worsening the position of both ection of Machos Tom Baraaa, Dodgt drivers, Bobby Isas* i because tho Jim Parley, and Dick Silvers, and David Pearson. Thsy Boda must sow ploy .724 ball By Prod Down Tho win raised Bunker’s Ing blow aa Ken McBride and survived a bard workout in to win and th* Giant* AOS By Da rid D f f h M n continue to prime their char­ wtra followsd by Dart! Dlsrblocking and line technique, ingtr, No. Ona Mtrcury driv­ UPI Sparta Writer record to 14-4—giving him n Bob Lee combined in a fourball If th* Phillies simply Returning lettermen Gene Herald Sparta Writer ge* right up to th* night of er, and Jim Paschal, Petty’s maintain that AOO gait Honors are handing WnRy .771 won-loot percentage that hitter. McBrids yielded all Wlnkleman, Allie Bursae, and The Seminole High grid tha gams. Tba Phillies lost another Bunker's way ao fast that It la th* best in the circuit He four hits and both Yanks* Chuck Wagner all squad held a hard hitting Head Coach J l a Pigott Plymouth tosmmoto. Each (J had two rots*. am Thursday sight — bow­ incredible hla No 1 allowed six hits, walked three inns In five Innings and then a great amount of huaUe dur­ scrimmage Thursday a n d plans to play the squad both Naxt in line, with ona vet* ing to the Houston Colts ft-0 ing tho afternoon. It la appar­ looked rough and ready to go goal a year ago was pitching batters and struck out five Lee blew down the Yankees ways, offensively and de­ aach, wsrs veteran Buck — but gained Mather day ent that these and tho other all tha way against Titus­ with five strikeouts and no in beating 13-game winner fensively. Ho plana only ona Baker (Dodge), Billy Wade against that day whan Uma Stockton to n victory hits ovar tha final four members of the Lyman sloven ville. Camll* PaacuaL change, a specialist at the (Mercury), and Bart Balts*r Modesto to a California runs out for th* other con­ are determined to give th* According to ona of the Tba Angela dealt tha Yan­ frames, center defensive position. (Dodgt), tenders when the Cincinnati gua pUyoff gam*. gam* of football all th* desire players the aquad la ready for Jim Pregoal, who went kee*’ flag hopes a devaeUtWhen asked bow ba thought Red* lost to tho Chicago Cuba three for three, hit a two-run It deserves. And thla la what the Titusville Terriers now, SHS would fare In tho Metro Petty is tha top money Today th* 10 • year - old s-o. homer in the first Inning and Copeland expects of them. bat th* coaching staff will Conference Pigott answered winner on the NASCAR cir­ rlghthandar from Seattle, cuit this year, and also leads The Beds' defleit remained Lou Clinton hit n two-run The Lyman squad has been "Everything la relevant, we’ll in Grand National points. Wash* Is a key man In tha strengthened during th* lari at Btt games but the loss double in tha fifth to account have to wait until wo get Estimates of hla winning I Baltimore Oriole's fight for for tha Angela' runs. Both few day* by the addition of there." Pigott stated that the speed ranged from 134.310 to a word of nolle end on meant they loet another day th* Amarlcan Leagua pen­ blows came off rookie Mel three new athletes. These squad was greatly improved 119.000 miles per hour, with trip In Chlesgo wee In which to make up thalr nant, n strong contender for Stottlemyre, who suffered hla three boys are all brother* and and he was pleased with tha tho concensus a t 128.264. by the written deficit. The Milwaukee Braves beat AL Rookie of Urn Year hon­ ■econd loss against four tri­ are transfers from Lakevlew bet m eHen* for playing his way they w'ere working. Th* record for tho South­ High. The brothers, Terry umphs. sew harmonic* by tba nura- the 8b Louis Cardinals 7-0 ors, likely to b* the youngeat Before the acrimmage, As­ ern 600 la 129.734, set a year Toole, a fullback, Ramie Tha Boston Red Box pound­ bara that ha n m r hoard and th* Baa Pranetsco Giant* pitcher ever to lead the league sistant Coaches Dick Wil­ ago by tha lata Fireball ed out n 7-8 victory over tha Toole, n center, and Jody R am 's first admonition to topped th* New Terk Meta in won-lost parentage and n t liams and Jim McCoy waked Rcberte. Gil Luck, WTRR news and i 3-1 In the only ether NL least even money to become sports director, announced to­ Kansas City Athletics In tha Toole, a guard by trade, prom mm I t . . , . with their individual groups, Loranxen’s bickers guessed lse to add a great deal of only other AL game while, a a a games. tho youngeat pitcher ovar to day that th* local radio sta McCoy with the lino and Wil­ hla winning speed aa high as depth to the football situation start a World Series game. tion will bo broadcasting the In tha National League, in Longwood thla year’. liams with the backs. Whan Tom Tawkay decided 142.001 and aa low aa 124.674. to “promote" Pinky Hlggina Bunker wrote another chap­ 10 gam* schedule of tho Uol Houston defeated Philadel­ Only on* thing is certain McCoy ran the line through Johnsons’ supporters gussi­ ter in hla lloratlo Algor vanity of Florida again this phia 6-0, Chicago blanked at Lyman right now. The from Bald to general n blocking drills on the (evened ha would win a t speeds atory T h u r s d a y whan ha year. The following Is the Cincinnati 3-0, ftfllwaukee Greyhounds are going to *m man sled. They blocked tha agar a faw yean ago, ha got ranging from 130.310 mph to an Immediate phone cell from dummies on the sled Individu­ pitched th* Orioles to a 4-1 Gator achedul* for 1M4 with beat St. Louis 7-0 and San ploy awcat and hard work Francisco downed New York ally aa well as pulling and 122.350, and Goldsmith’s from victory over tho Minnesota tho WTRR broadcast times In John Morphy, r a tin g hit as a bails for their footbal, 3-1. farm ayatam then. . . . hitting tvery other on*. Ac­ 132.733 to 123.490. Twins that enabled them to eluded: team. "Sweat and hard work Fells Mantilla drove In "There’* a guy In Mlnnaspcording to McCoy the line taka n one-gama lead ovar Sept. It, 8MU at GilneavUle can cause a lot of surprises olia," aald Morphy, **Ju»t tha idle Chicago White Sox —1:13 p. m.; Sept. 38, Miss three runs with two homera on the playing field," accord­ has Improved and la atilt Im­ proving all tha time. right for tho job.” . . . But and a four-gam* lead over liitppi State at Jackson—8:45 and two singles and Eddie ing to Copeland. Members of the Seminole tho New York Yenkcee, who Ynwkey had already decided Williams worked the backs m.; Oct. 3, L.S.U. at Baton Bressoud also homered In the on Billy Jurgts (toon to be Swim Aisoclstion tnd their loat to tho Loa Angrlea An­ Rouge—8:45 p. m.; Oct. 10, Red Box' 11-hit attack. Relief on pass patterns and on pass ASSISTANT C O A C H defense. It was a toss up aa junked) and Murphy had to psrents joined in a tribute to gela 4-2. 01* Mlaa at Galneivillo—1:45 ac* Dick Radats stopped the Dick Williams, worked p.m.; Oct. 17, South Carolina Athletics on two hits and talh Gene Mauch out of quit­ coach Emma Spencer, at the with Seminolo High to who would snag th* ball aa at Gainesville (homecoming) struck out alx In th* last four ting the organisation on the Leko Golden home of Mr. and a n d defenders backs Thursday after­ receivers ■pot. . . . “Tho Red Boo have Mrs. Fred Gsnas Thursday —1:45 p.m.; Oct. 34, Alabama Innings to win hla 13th game scrapped tor It la Williams' noon ns tho Tribe a t­ mad* a lot of miatakea," aald night. Swimming and water at Tuscaloosa— 3:43 p. m.; againat eight defeats. opinion the backs are small tempted to strengthen PAISLEY, Scotland (UPI) ' John, who now tenda the skiing preceded a family style Oct. 31, Auburn at Galncaville its secondary defensive but quick and can bandit tha — British ring officiating —1:45 p. m.; Nov. 7, Georgia Mata' farma, “but that waa picnic on dm grounds. task ahead. tactics. at Jacksonville—1:43 p. m the biggest.” . . . aa the A talented vocal group In­ The first varsity unit scrim­ cam* undsr fir* from Buga* (Herald Photo) Nov. 31, Florida Stale at TailsPhillies era now proving. . . , cluding Sally Rosamond, Peg maged against the second fea­ Ray Robinson's cornsr today By Boh Thomas • e * gy Harden, Laura Bracken and hasseo—1:45 p. m.; Nov. 38, turing the first unit working when the former middle­ Herald Sports Writer Miami at Galncaville— 1:43 p. together to move the ball for weight champion's manager Although televUlon bout* Nancy Morgan sang a parody The Crooms High School nra almoat flnle, don’t feel to the tune of "Hello Dolly," a number of TDs. Then the demanded a recount In a los­ grlddos will play Matthew Navigation, safety afloat m. WTRR will also broadcatt eorty for Lee Vega* (where entitled "HeDo Emma," bring and the uaa of charts and second unit took possession of ing vardlet to Mlek Leahy of Gilbert of Jacksonville this man emanated). The gam­ ing out the highlights of Urn compaea are Included In tha the Gator Football Preview the ball and moved very well. Inland. year making them eligible for Leahy, tha British mlddlabling oaala plana to open n swimming season. This was u fe boating and basks sea­ each Friday night at 8:13 p.m After the scrimmag* the Big Nine North Conference ST. LOUIS (UPI) — Stan honors. welght king, won a 10-round aporta bureau to bring out­ punctuated with the presents manship lesson* beginning beginning Sept. 18. squad worked on punts and It was also announced that Muslal, convalescing from an standing event a to tho Ne­ tion of a "topless" bathing Tuesday at tha Greater Or­ punt returns. Ronnie Hinson decision Thursday night aa ha Heretofore the Panthers were complete football coverage attaek of "viral enteritis" vada retort. It’ll be headed suit with the 5SA emblem on and Buddy Burton both made outpolntad Robinson on re­ lando Chamber of Commere*. will be broadcast after each caused by "complete physical In a peculiar posltloa 'v by Ron Amot, aporta editor tho front and the w o r d the kind of long punts the feree Ik* Powell'* scorecard. far as earning conference F. Stewart Ilelmly of th* game and football scores will cshaustlon,” will probably "Coaeh" on the back, and "It waa a shaking verdict," of th* Review-Journal. . . . By Marshall Lingo team will need this season. laurels. In that they played highly originally decorated hat Orlamlo-Sanford U.H. Coast be aired Saturdays at 8:13 p leave the hospital Saturday, only four conference teams. • # e Judging by (he coaches' said Manager Georgs Gain*, Herald Sports Writer Th* only man to pitch In both created by Iloo Gsnas. Guard Auxiliary la In charge ra., featuring up-to-tbe-secood Dr. I. C. Middleman, St. Louis The ruling in essence Coach Paul Mlkler, athletic smiles, it waa a moat satis­ ford. “I have asked tha board of control to examine tha th* mojora on on* leg la Bert John Wight with the aid of i of tha eight-lesson, boat safe­ football scores from all over C a r d i n a l physician, aald thus: In order for a team directa at Oviedo High School, factory workout. Thursday. referee's card—ha most hava Shopard, a World War It wig, hat aad borrowed bath ty course. Tbs earns court* th* nation. be aligibl* for conference announced today that season amputee wha recently came Ing suit was a perfect stand-in waa held taat May and 87 S1U Coach Jim Pigott, hU Muslal waa In good humor honors, It must play five league tickets are now oa sals f a counted wrong." graduates received U S. Coast staff, and top playen will be Thursday aa ht ant up in bad games. Eaat from hla California job for tho coach. Tho lost waa Robinson's tha coming football season. anproaaly to tee th* Meta— After a few numbers on the Guard Certificates of Baaic heard on WTRR Wednesday and joked with th* first visi­ The Coaching Staff is elated Adult tickets are good for the 13th In 179 career fights. nights at 6:15 p. ra., beglnn tors he had aean alnca ha be­ over playing their new rival. flva home games. In buying a ad compete In the National guitar and drums by Randy Small Boat Seamanship. Leahy haa fought 88 time* Lesaona will b* held in tha ing Sept, 18. Amputee tournament (ha'a n Bowling and Butter Bruce, came ill Tuesday night while Athletic Director Joseph E. tickets ahead of time tans get and loat 14 bouts. Thla will b* a weekly tea watching a 8L I-ouia Cardin­ Fair, and Head Coach Wtllle to a** one gamo free. alx-haadlcap golfer). Bert Min Emma (as the swimmers C. of C. building at 111 E. affectionately can her) was Central BlTd* Tuesdays and lure throughout the football al*. M ilwaukee Hravca base (I. Holt waked for tiva years Tickets may bo purchased waa with th* Senators In Mayfair Country Club offi­ 104ft and pitched aeveral In presented with a gift In appre­ Fridays at 7:45 p.m. No reg­ season. ball game at Busch Stadium. to accompliih their new sta­ In Oviedo at any of the fol­ cials aald today that tho t a i l ciation of her successful seaistration fee Is charged, but nings In relief. , . . “It *T feel 100 per cent bellec," tus in the Big Nine. lowing places: Oviedo Drug links will be open L ab a Day students must puchase text­ wasn't my leg thet held me ion with the Association. Meanwhile, bark at Panther- S tae, City Hall, or at the but will be closed Tuesday. Muslal said. “I believe I'll be Thnrsdsy’a Results books and taaaon materials. hack,” ha reminisced. "No land, the boys are beginning to school office. la Chuluota tic­ A *ouraam«nt la scheduled Columbus 11 Chattanooga 4 tip-top ,u a law days." ReglatrLtion blank* a r e take shape as they prepare kets may he purchased from f a local golfers on Monday. Charlotte 2 Birmingham 1 __ manager liked th* Idea of available a t th* Information saying to hiniaelf, l a a < for thrir opening game with Euwel While. Tb? 4jfjlr-wm ba played co .L/nchburg t ' AahevUla I desk and at 7 p.m. before tha logged man th* beet pitcher _ Ocala .5cct.ia_The. Wtld Bull* Student tickets are 'alio on a point basis. I Knoxville 4 Macon 1 W L PcL GB I have for todayl*. . . When first class. There la.-no-ageseem to have a hex over the sale. P h tU L „ 10 S3 .COS---GB W L Pet. -T- managed - later- la WaterPanthers as they have been Mlkler aald, "Thla la Ovtelimit for students and boat Cina. 7ft U .544 IVb Baltimore I I 53 .04 bury, Conn., I played first able to defeat them In their dn'a third year of football and ownership la not required. San Fran. Tft 40 .554 4 4 Chicago 31 51 .348 t opening game for several years will probably bo our best. Be­ and stole five hoses. Against St. Louis 73 40 .540 1M Naw York 78 58 .578 4 AIlia Reynolds in n California Crooms' coaches and players cause of this we are expect­ Pitts. r 4ft .904 13 Detroit 71 •6 .318 t m are planning to turn the tide ing a lot of support from the aahlbltioa gams, 1 beat out n Mltwiukow 47 44 .504 13V4 Loa Ang. 70 m .304 13W in their favor thla aeasoo. drag bunt. And I got two-for people In and around Oviedo." Loa Ang. 44 47 .444 13lt □eve. •7 47 .300 14 four playing against tho Pol­ Chicago Also, to make room tor aa CHICAGO (UPI) — Tho 41 73 .454 W t Minn. 87 44 .494 14H Florida was a sacoivtquart­ ler All-Stars when Bob could tlcipated Increased attend­ Chicago White Sox put Min54 77 .430 23»i Houston Boston fll 73 .449 31 er football team la 1063, ac­ ance, two mors sections of ■till fire ’em.” . . . nia Mincao to work aa • Job Tow L arg*. .334 3314 45 Naw York 44 Wash. 33 ■3 .300 20 • * a cording to scoring statistics bleachers have been installed coaeh today and hoped they Thursday's Resells Kan. City 50 IS .370 3lVh Job Too Between you'a'm*, tho moat San Francisco 3 Naw York 1 could get him bock on the which show th* Gators outdo­ f a the coming season. Thursday's Results ing foes, 30-13, during that perunusual pro grid rookie of Houston 4 Philadelphia 0 The first gam* is slated field aa an active player with­ tod. Sept. 33, hosting Crescent City. all may bo Nabraaka’o Jim Milwaukee 7 St. Louie 4 FREE ESTIMATES NEW YORE (UPI) — Pro- Baltimore 4 Minnesota l in tha next two weeks. Lot Angelas 4 New York 3 Baffico. Baffle* I* a tlO- Chicago 3 Cincinnati 4 fesalona! football, which has The Whits Sox, balked by pounder who he* a good ehot Only games scheduled grown hy 1-sps and bounds Boston 7 Kansas City 3 Commissioner F o r d Frick Only games scheduled hey how’s this 7 7 ? 7 ? 7 A vary near new at earning n Un* spot with Los Angeles at New York, •Inca lta post-war Infancy, from signing Minnie a t a Friday’s Gamas ARRANGED! 1963 Ford Yt ton pickup. Juat 13,000 mile*. It’a Buffalo. They call him Box has finally been accepted and (T-N) playar, did th* next bast New York at Kansas City, (N) Dark Blue. Han an automatic transmission just Car because of hla alas, but Chicago at St. Louis (N) acknowledged by the moguls thing Thursday and signed like your passenger car, except U’a heavier for AO Types Repair* Aad ha cam* within one stroke San Francisco at Philadelphia of Wall Street aa a big and Boston at Minnesota (N) th* xataran outfialdar aa o the big pay loada you may want to carry from Baltimore at Lot Angelas, (N) Complete Inatollatlan. of qualifying for tho U. S. profitable business. (N ) coach. Cleveland at Chicago (N) time to time. Radio, Heater Jk DeLuxe cab. Open Golf tournament and la Houston at Pittsburgh (N) Dun and Bradstreet a General Manager Ed Short Detroit at Washington (N) a fin# tennis player. . , Milwaukee at Cincinnati (N) nounced in Its September Is­ ■aid ha did this because It ftatarday’s Games sue of “Dun's Review" that Baltimore at Loa Angelea <N) waa fait Minoso, who had hla Saturday'* Game* Joalah Cilber Holland, i Loa Angelea at New York (Nl pro football has pulled out of New York at Kansas City (T- greatest years aa a Whit* Your Friendly Ford Dealer American editor, was author Chicago at St. Louis "ankle deep red ink" into th* N) ADCOCK AND BERRYH1LL — OWNERS Box playar, “ahculd be part 322-1481 Sanford W. Park 644-8918 of Ute famuli* 'Timothy Tit- San Francisco at Phils., (N) world of big profitable bull Cleveland at Chicago uf the club" If It wins tho 322-9358 122-2287 con|ti" Utters. Milwaukee at Cincinnati (N) ness. Detroit a t Washington pennant. Bunker Beats Twins For Birds; Pigott Preps Units Angles Deal Yanks Tough Blow To Play Both W ays WTRR To Carry Broadcasts Of Gator Contests Seminole Swim Group Honors 19(4 Coach Ray's Manager Wants Referee's Card Inspected Crooms Eligible For Loop Honors Hospital Might In '64 Season Release Stan Season Tickets On Saturday For OHS Gaines Placed On Sale Navigation And Safety Lessons Begin Tuesday Mayfair CC To Hold Tourney Southern League American League National League Pro Grid Game Profitable Says Financial Firm White-Sox Put Minoso On Club Coaching Staff FOR ALL YOUR ROOFING NEEDS FINANCING Stricklond-Morrison, Inc. A & B ROOFING CO. �.** » # % r , {*• xz. fo R 0 - ^ i j n e y - ;> 4. . y « . L : ^ S a t ' ( 'o- r d S « > a . 1 x =. I, p ftrrall Fri. Sept. 4. *64—Page Elvis Appears A t Drive*In Before EIvti P rnley traded picture work for the Army choret, ho blued a new en­ tertainment trail far fcimwli «s sb ector-iiafer with his outitending perform*nee •• Danny Fliher In the Hal Wallie hit production, "King Cre­ ole,’* which return* Sunday to the Movieland Drive-In The­ atre playing through Tuesday. Like Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin, king of the song • senders Preiley proved himself capable of ris­ ing to dramatic heights with his wonderful characterisation in the Paramount dnm atlia- Uoa af Harold Bobbins’ best seller, "A Stone for Danny Fisher.” The co-stare are Car­ olyn Jones, Walter Matthau and Delores Hart. Wednesday and Thurdday brings "Jtaw Wind In Eden" la color starring Esther Wil­ liams and Jeff Chandler, and "5 Miles to Midnight" starring Sophia Loren. Friday and Saturday brings a triple feature: "Vara Crus," In color stirring Gary Coop­ er and Burt Lancaster; "OS Squadron," in color starring Cliff Bobertsoo; and "The Beat Man" stirring Henry Fboda. W e e k e n d fM D A Y P .t KING OF THE SONGlenders, Elvis Presley, returns In his m o s t dramatic role In the Hal Wallis Paramount p r o d u c t i o n , "King Creole,” due Sunday a t the Movieland DriveIn Theatre. P r e s l e y sings ten terrific tunes in the film, which costars Carolyn Jones, Walter Matthau and current stage hit, Do­ lores H a r t HI Dt - I N THEATR Only someone with the ima­ week's entertainment at the [Beetle# la their usual man ginative genius of Alfred BUs, la the widely known |ner "A Hard Days Night." Hitchcock cm enjoy looking at movies in the highly unique manner he chooaee. Whenever possible he catches only the endings of pictures, but starting Sunday through Wednesday everyone caa see the latest creation of Hitch­ cock. "Mamie", starring "Tippi" Hcdrcn and Scan Con­ nery. Sean Connery is such a dyed-ln-the-tarUn nonconform­ ist ha hid all Hollywood talk­ ing from the moment he arriv­ ed to star with *Tlppl* llcdrtn In Alfred Hitchcocks s » my­ stery. On the set of "Msrnie,” a T IP P I’ HEDREN, a compulsive thief, ia caught suspenseful sex - mystery, he by Sean Connery as ahe attem pt to rifle the p o r t r a y a a Philadelphia safe in Connery'a publishing firm, in Alfred publisher who falls In lova Hitchcock’s suspenseful sex-mystery, "Marnte,” with a woman be knows to be in Technicolor for Universal release. This starts s compulsive thief. the chain of strange events involving the two Winding up this enjoyable co-stars. TONITE ft SAT. ADMISSION Mad, Mad Etc. Held Over I U W ca J S . MIGHTIEST TRIPLE HORROR EVER SHOWN No. 1 At 7:90 Only "THE EVIL EYE" No. 3 At 9:90 Only “A COMEDY OF TERRORS’* In Blood — Color Vincent Price Peter Lorre N. 3 At 11:00 “BLACK SABBATH" Doris Kirloff COMING BUN. • MON. - Tt’ES. 7:15 A 12:00 How do*a a picture gat ■ title? Better atilt, how did s pic­ ture like Stanley Kramer'* hilarloua ‘Tt’a A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World," in Ultra I’anaviaion and Technicolor, which la being held over for another week at the Seminole Plata Cinema come by ita title? Well, It all began around two yaara ago whan a aeript writer named William Rosa wrote a comedy avowedly "to end all comadlea.” Ha called it "Something a Little Lai* Sertoua.” It waa wild-eyed, faat-moving, full of excitement, had a craiy plot and a chase If aver there waa one. It called I ELVIS PRESLEY X l . A-l - J t« # KAe TILL 2:00 Kibe WW MON. - FRI.WW for a caat which included ‘‘everybody who's aver been funny." Rota sent hla Idas to Kramer who had juat finish­ ed the dramatic "Judgment at Nuremberg" and who, ac­ cording to a rumor that had been current in Hollywood for some time, was looking for something lighter than tha typa of picture which had made him famous. Kramer looked at Rosa'i dream and liked it. The caat of “everybody who’* ever been funny” was rounded up and it Included »om# of tha biggest names of screen, TV and radio, Tha picture went into production with Kramer aa director and producer. Everything w a a fine except the tltt*. Kramer didn't like “Something a Lit­ tle Less .Serious." Heads were put together, and out of the huddle eama a new till*. It waa "One Damn Thing After Another." But aftar a while that wore thin and heads want together again. Out of thia session cams "It's a Mad World" from Kramer. Rosa bid two made and Kramer doubled. Final Now hear thin / / / / Coma see and drive this 1962 Impala Chevy 4 door sedan. Power Steer­ ing, Radio, Powergllde. A beautiful soft-beige. Easy to look at. And it’ll be easy for you to own. Check with ua b-4 it’a gone. Call 322-1181, now. Strickland-MorrihOG, Inc. 322-1481 Your Friendly lo rd Dealer S anford W. P ark 644-8916 outcome T "It’s A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World." A sugges­ tion for a fifth Mad was voted down aa redundant “It’s A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World” will b« seen axactly aa it waa shown at ad­ vanced prices at reserved ■eat ahowinga. Ita mualc ia by Ernest Gold. Among tha funmakera in ita caat are Spencer Tracy, Milton Berla, Sid Caesar, Buddy Hackett, Ethel Mer­ man, Mickey Rooney, Dick Shawn, Phil Silvers, Terry Thomas, Jonathan Winters, Edia Adams, Dorothy Provine, Peter Falk and Jimmy Durant*. It:** ( » Rutlw lnbt* Shaw ( I ) ekjr Kina 13:>ft (J> Science r i e t t a a T h ea te r ( I ) Ruga Runap («) CMS Rtw a 11:11 ( I ) Daieb.11 l:i.» IS) Men Into Spe re -F t i t e I ) SJy Friend n i c k a 1:11 (S) Sin. S m .th e r e ( I ) IU eeb.il 1:1* (J) Champ W r i . t l l n g (S) D a ie b .lt •:■» I t ) Rolle r l u r b r 1:10 IS) T h e a te r X 4:0* (4) Sat. Afternoon F e a tu r e 4:1* t l ) Navy Film a t the Week 4:IA t l ) O u t l i n e l:e* ( • ) Wide W ert# *1 Sport* ( I ) Min Into Space ( I ) Dig F lrtu r* 1:1* (*) tl* Ike l . w 1:1* 4Z) T i l l i n g Fun 4:11 IS) R .w ere p* 4:19 ( I ) Home ( i .r . l i n l n g l : t ! t l ) W .i h , It ip o r l I II (I) tU tltilln a 1:41 t l ) N fw .c op* 1:1* ( I ) C trcui Hoy ( •) Ce ntra l Florid* Show caat ( I ) S * . Hunt Til* (1) The L ie u ten a n t IS) Hootenanny I;** t l ) Sen Kranrlaco Convention City ( I ) Ja c kie a t e a i e n Movie ( I ) L ie . Howard Sprrlat • i l l (1) Jo e y Illation iC oltrl ( I ) Sum m er I’U ytm uie t i t L e w re m e Welk »:9* ( I ) S aturday R ight at tha Mnvlea l:S9 ( I ) Summer I’U y hnui* t*> lloltywixid J’alara 19:94 IS) (lunim nke 11:1* <t) Niwaltn* t9:J4 («> Ouy L u n b . r d o l l : t l l i t T h e a te r of tho H e r a 11:11 9) Adalt T h ea te r l t : l l ( t l Stevie ( I ) Channel Slg Newt, Sport#. W e a th e r t t : ( t (*) T h e a tr e a t t h e Stare CM <1*1 The Meesaa* till* (I) Pei* ft (Hair* (3) Je opardy (*) M ix in g L in k s MONDAY P. M. II:** (1) (t) (I) 11:1* t l ) (I) 11:11 (3) 11:41 l l: ) S 1:9# 1:1* I II 1:41 1:4* >:IS tie SUNDAY P. M. 11:9* ( f ) II) (I) l t r l l (4) 11:19 t l ) (1) 11:41 ( I ) II) 1:1* (1) (I) t :ll m (]) 1:99 <•) I lia ( I ) The Story Devlvel I n d u a tr r on Parade V .v y Film o( the Week Davy * ( l o l l . l h Ural H u b e r t. Itaaeball Social Security la Artlon Chrlelnphera Herald of T r u th laeuea ft Aaawera Dace halt Dlacovary ’44 Movie for a Sunday Afternoon The d r e a t Adyentur* l i a r * Story CIIH Kpurta Specie#utar Topto ANY LIST of the world’s great comics m ust Include Jimmy D u r a n t e , and th n t’s what the cast of 30 nss e m b 1e d for Stanley Kramer's " It’s A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World” does, too; The U A r e lens# Is being held over for another week a t th e Seminole P l a z a Cinema on a continuous p arfo rm an ce, popular price basis. I tm i n#* Seep pan saw vwtitsenm ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S SUSPENSEFUL MYSTERY1 . . . FB1DAY P. M. 7:30-3 i.IO p. m. (CBS) Th# Great Adventure. "Tha Hrnry Brrgh Story." (Rerun). Slowmoving hut Informative anil well-acted, particularly by Brian Keith, who stars at Henry Bergh, founder, in 13150, of the Society for th# Prevention of Cruelty to Ani­ mals. 7:30-3:30 »■ m. (NBC). In. ternatinna? Showtime. "Tha Hungarian Natiunal Clrrua." (Renin). ffinr# Iron Curtain countric* itrei* gymnaitlc*, tha bulk of this hour concern* itself with various eipacta nf acrobatlci. However, th# moat Interesting blta of thg show ar* tho*# involving an amaz­ ingly intelligrnt elephant and a lively collection of perform­ ing canine. 7:30-8:30 p. m .(ABC) Olympic Trials. It's back to Astoria Pool and tha World’s Fair arain. This tints tha aquatic events era centered t:ll 1:91 I 14 1:19 9:99 III! 4.19 4:14 4:41 1:4* 1:1* till f a y When Live of L ire Hep. Cony. lla rry H e .a o a a r search for T omorrow T r u th o r C o n s t nuance* ( • ) ( t u n i n g L ig h t (3) NI1C Raw* Report 19) ()p,n Window (1) S « « i , K d l l u r l. l and W rathtr (1) Focus ( I ) a * Th* W e r ld T a r a s (2) l.#f* Make A Deal (31 NUC N e w t Report 14) 1‘aasnrord (3 ) l.orett* Taung I I I NBC News | 3 ‘Tlia Haul ora 1*1 Art I J n k l e t t e r (*) Day In C o u r t ( t ) Lie* H ow ard ( 3 J Another W orld (4) To Tall tha T r u th (9) (laneral H ospita l Id) Douglas K Jw arda t l ) Ton Don't Hay ( t ) queen F o r A Day 111 Tk* Mateh Dam* IS) T rallmaaler ( I I Sacral Storm 13) MIC Rows i l ) Demo. I ' l . l f o r m Sea. ■tun ( I ) Coals W alt ( I ) American N e w e e t a a l f t ) NBC Raws (9) Checkmate (9) t l . a l t l . D e rails <31 Veererope <91 Deputy D a w g ( I I N'awerop* (4) t.oava II T n Heaver around tha diving board with the finnls of the rnrn'a threemetre springboard competi­ tion. At the Fair, free style wrestling ia the center of at­ traction. tilow-motlon films of the more difficult diving maneuvers aa well aa aoma of the wrestling matches will he shown. 8;30-B:30 p. m. (ABC). Burba’s Law. ‘Who Killed r*h!a Roberta?" (Rerun). Two heat element* her* are 7.** 7.*a Gabor aa a beauti­ ful murder suspect and com­ edian Paul Lynda In a dra­ matic rule. Although h* hides hla usual grimaces playing th# weepy secretary of a murdered sportsman, h* (till rate* aa best performer In thl* episode la which you’ll see Lisahelh Feott and Mary Aator in cameo role*. 9:30-10 p. m. (NBC) On Parade. Once again talent triumphs over productions, with beautiful Jan* Horgan Would you car# to own a '62 Plymouth ? ? ? ? Than w* have, mayb#, juat the on# you’v# b*en looking for. It's a 1962 Std. shift, Savoy two door. Real low miles, too. I-oads of fin# trans­ portation h#ra. For mur# info—t ’all 322-1481. You’ll b# glad you did. 'M A R l f i r THAT JAMES BOND MAN SEAN CONNERY * TIPPI’ HEDREN ■DIANE BAKER-luoniiiKi-i «m HCNMCOLOr Strickland-Morrison, Inc. 322-1481 with Dettl# Asalia LABOR DAY ia oaa holt, day which has mixed observ­ ances. Soma people have to labor on Labor Day and soma get a day off. For some, tho coming Monday will mean a Cater three-day weekend, and for ( • ) My F a v o r ite M arties other*, tt will b* back to tho 1:9* t l ) Kd ■ettvaa n o w 1:19 (I) Orlall salt mines on Monday. ( • ) Arreat f t T r i a l If you aro one of the lucky 1:9* ( I ) Doaaaea ( • ) The Celebrity asms ones who has a nice tong 1:19 ( • ) Brenner 19:9* (3 ) DuPont Show a t Week weekend off ther* are quit* (») Barfald* • s few tile# spots in which to t l ) Candid C a m a r a enjoy tha happy hours, dinner t l . t # ( I ) 4 DC Rawa R e p erl ( • ) W h a t’* My U a * out, or a little celebration all 111** ( I ) Rewacepo your own. ( I ) H a rry R e o ae ae r a * a Raws ( ! ) Newell** IF YOU are planning s La­ 11:11 i*> Theater *f the Star* 11:19 (I) Peter ftuaa bor Day outing, Georgo’a tin* (I) KeyDel* Tavern Invites you to stock MONDAY A. M. up on your favorits bever­ 1:19 ( t ) Big* Ok ages, all brands, at the prices l i t * (1) Sunshine A l m i a t * you like to pay. If you'r* not 1:1* ( I ) Uroware Alm aaee (1) Hallglea'a a ( Man planning an outing, but want t i l l t l ) Teday to cscapa tha heat in pleasant ( I ) Summer Semeater T.J9 (1) New* surrounding*, then visit tha fill (I) Farm, Math** Be- bar and lounge at George’*, »*« « i N ( I ) Teday You’ll have plenty of com­ ( I ) Deputy D i e t Shnw pany. L SI ( I ) Mich!*'* Uuapal Tim* a * * T:lt II) M e t ft W e a th e r 1:1* (*) C irlo envtlt* SPENCER'S Raitaurant Cft) Capt. R a a g a r e w 1:1* t l ) W ealke, a n d Hewa will b* closed Sunday and 9:9# ( • ) Kyrrcla* for Uudara Monday, but you hav* all Woman • :1ft ( I ) Cartoavlll* weekend to enjoy thoaa dalle* ' 49 (1) Divorce Court lou* steaks, seafood, your 1:19 ( I ) Hall H a r m Shew favorite drinks and meat your J : l t ( 4 ‘ Hamper Itoom ( • ) Amarleaa Hieievy friend* In th»lr lounge or din­ 14.9* ( I I a . r V i e * ing room. Tempting macks ( I ) Mlk* W allace t4 t ) |3 ) MIC New* under th* umbrella, and hot 19:19 13) Ward (or Word and cold hors d'oevree In tha ( • ) I Lev* Loop (*) Price t* H igh! loungo, during tha happy II:** ( • ) Th* McCoy* hour*. (SI C a n ee n tra tta k TV Time Previews 14e - 1:30 SHOWS AT 14# - 3:30 4:23 - 3:33 r'aeper F arr Roy R e .t f .r a B e * i f ft ceetl M elt l : N (■) t*tk C e a t a r r (l> Dronco F o o tb a ll H l g h l lg M i t l ) Meet the Free* 1:1* (9) Probe (1) Rewtccp* I I ) Death V a l te r Deyg T:9* ( 9 ) O ttl* ft H a r r i e t t (S) Blit D a s * Show l*> Laiele I 19 ( I ) Kmplr* ( I ) W ondarfal Warld *1 Your Friendly Ford Dealer W. Park 611-8916 Sanford TV KINTAL • Bala • Barrie* Sem inole TV FA M M Cater TV HOPPING <•) Ted Meek Amateur WuthUqhJtA 14# - 7:10 ;«0 STARRING 1:1# U ) Danger l a My Bust- SATCKDAY P. H (T) SHOWS AT SUNDAY (») ll:M (I) (I) (I) 4:94 ( I ) 4:14 IS) 4:49 («) TODAY ft SAT. STARTS 11:10 (1) l e k a a r C a r i e s (Cate r) t t : 3 t t*> M a v e rltk •:SS U> Wtweeeoe (I) Rap. Cenvt*. (S) Manilla* SATURDAY A. H •lie tti ca. e a**et* *:ie ( I ) R e v * w i a n e r (1) Hustler - SrliWw 1 11 ( I ) Bummer B e m tiie r f:tl tl) TBA f:M ( • ) Urowere Almaaa* T :tt m s u e s ! l« r » lr » (SI Raw* (I) Ray. Rat. Coavae. 1:1# ( • ) D e p a i r Deg Variety t . a. a. Shew t:S* (SI la t Showltia# R r D M I.1 - T l.r M * (S) lataraatlaaal Baenty l : M (( I! )) Across The Kine* Paaaant <*> Capt. K a a e a r o e l:tS <») tlurkaa tear i t / R e eky J a m a 1:1* (1) fummertlm* atar 1:1* (S) R a b in Hood (S) AlfreS Hltekcock IS) M ajor Mercurp M#sp • :«• (*) T h a a t r i a Shew (I) F r i t * Is Risk! I I ) TS* A lrta Show 1S:II (t) Kuo Report— *Tt>* 1:1# tl) Raff a n«.Mp Death at atttle* ( I ) T a a n e a n a Tuxed* (It Twilight Baa* t t ) Saperm ia (I) n* h t of th* Week 1 1 :** ( 1 ) H ector l l r t l h f o t o tl:4l (It Mak* That S pin (*) q u i c k Draw Met)raw tl:»a (1) Rawa IS) Superman (l> Raws—Maryhy Mar­ I f iM ( I ) F ire ball XL tin ( I ) M ta b tr M eet* t ill! (St Raw* ly n w WaatI t ) Je t e e a a tkar It:*# (1) P e n a l* Tbe Menace (It Thaatae at tk* au ra t*> Rla T ta Tin 'Mamie' Stars At The Ritz fZ'fik rABLl T e le v U ie n * * a BE SURE to read tha ad on this page for Jean'* Spaghetti House in Orango City. Tha featured ipeclnl thl* week ia taaty Laisgna al formi or Ravioli with cheese nnd meat Prepared tha wny Jean and K»rro prepare it, it la a treat nt any price, but It’a on #pedal through Thura* day. Sorry, they will he clos­ ed on Monday, at they aro regularly, each week. * a * FREDDIE'S Steak llou.e saya tha only day they close i* Christmas, so if you're down that wny thia weekend, or Labor Day and are plnlmf for some really first rata cuisine, Freddie's will wetcoma you, In their Lamp­ lighter I.ounge or the Gas­ light Room. * • * HOLIDAY weekend* ar* a good time for the whule fam­ ily to get together and en­ joy » delicious meal without any one having to stand over a hot itove. Try taking tho whnlr family nut to tho Trndewinil* Cafeteria in RemInol* Pima at Castellierry. You’ll tee a marvelous array of tempting fundi spread out b«fore you, to titillate your plate, and il’a so easy on tho wallet, too. * * * DAVE UEMLF.Y la the new party hoet at th* Capri Restaurant, who will help you make arrangements for all kinds of get-together* Includ­ ing banquet*, luncheon*, teas, coffees, brunches and dinners, planned down to tha last de­ tail to maka your party a lucres*. Of course, there Is warm hospitality in the coni air—- - con4t)laned- »tnin*pb»r# all th# time, and fine eervlr* to make your dinnrr or lounging a distinct plensuio. delivering a group of aelecilone in h#r own rather uni­ que style. Th* song* Include 'Fascination," which eh* ha* mada her own, plu* eurh othara as “Love Makes The World Go ’Round" and "With­ out You." Pleasant show for lovers of good pop mualc. 10-11 p. m. (CBS) Th* Al­ fred Hitchcock Hour. "Ten Minutes From Now." (Ba­ iun). IVuiied tuaptst* com*# to a disappointing climax rather early but t h m ’l an­ other surprise In thl* seem­ ingly hackneyed ptuL A frus­ trated artist ( D o n n e l l y Rhode!) threaten* to blow Up an a rt museum fur not ac­ cepting hia work. When he finally appears to carry out his threat, tha police are waiting and confiscate hia home-made bomb, which turns out to be n shoe box contain lag an alarm duck. V •anted Ava DOST FORGET ladles, that your drinks from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at th* Carib* Lounge in tha Valdes Hotel will only coat you tha same amount aa your age. Isn’t that cute? Thia is a new gim­ mick they introduced recent­ ly, which has proved very popular. If you'd lika to stay for dinner, they will order it for you directly from Roe* and Wilk Bowman's Restaur­ ant next door, dons Just to y o u r order, and served promptly. UST All YUI CmptureifUix Wieboldt’s CAMERA SHOP 210 8. PARK A V I. George's TAVERN COR. 11th ft FRENCH — HWY. 17 #3—SANFOED — BAR A PACKAGE — BEER M l ALL Your Favorite Brand# At A Frit# You’r# Glad To Pay . . . SPECIAL LOW PRICES BY THB CA8B — Plenty Of Ere* Parking — — NOW THROUGH THURSDAY — LASAGNA Al Fomo wltk or RAVIOLI or Bieat f t Jean's Spaghetti House $ |6 5 — CLOSED ON MONDAY — Jean Kocco Mot.ilia Welcome You! Ire Cold BEER (Sundays, toft) AIR CONDITIONED Open 11 A.M. to 10 P.M. — Parties Accommodated Hwy. 17-12. Orange City — Reservations Pk. 773-M9B Mina Carol Fcttijohn Entertains Nightly In The Lamplighter Lounge Freddie's Steak Iloua# Central Florida's Oldest A Finest T e iltey iwnte# tpeeM - • 10-oa. Now York Sir­ loin Strip coekod t# yevr order h r eely 7#*. Ttwntey Mfbt I* "family eight" wMfc fro* doe*#»♦« let alt. •erkooed P1o#o lehrtey Might il "eteah night" •■ big H-lb. T lomi<wl. flam Bon* Iteok cooked to ycur eider h r sidy f I.OO. « COM*:**., iu#o ,ior, ii aju..]jteju. dooms, e.M pal.ro « e .ii n. VQON. Hvd. VIJ Babt*«h U.t, I fMf MNf'ir c A U U I N *» !>{»V if i I N C f N f P n i M Lik’ d >-i — JIM SPENCER’S - . RESTAURANT and COCKTAIL LOUNOB ALL TIIE LOBSTER YOU CAN EAT .... 83.25 CHAU - BROILED PRIME STEAKS DANISH I.OUSTER TAILS (sweet as a nut) ROYAL RED SHRIMP (a real deliracy the way wa prepare them I . , . they are NOT French Fried!) COMBINATION PLATTER (Danish l.ohetcr Tails and Rsyil Had Shrimp) FROG LEGS YOUR a^un* CHOICE $295 Sauteed In Melted Hal Ur UNDER TIIH UMUKKLI.A A Variety Of Fin* Cheeses and Meat#—Free— T* Enjoy While Wa Prepare Your Dinner New urlran. Kuom ^^TTaU^TTr^TtTtTi^ToTT^ private pa>H*a »p <* #•■ South French Ate. Hanford Phono FA 1-IJSI WE CAN HELP YOU PLAN YOUR PARTY AND TAKE ALL TIIE WORK OUT OF IT FOR YOU! BRUNCHES — LUNCHEONS — TEAS — BANQUETS — YOU NAME IT — WE “CAN 1)0" 1 IF YOU ENJOY A DELICIOUS STEAK THIS 19 WHERE YOU CAN GET IT! I t �Miss Mary Helene Washburn, R. L Brumbaugh id C h a tts h ” • ' tba Ortsria Society, a A v a l great * «■!■*»< Nat­ an. Iba waa graduated from Samlaola Kith Scbaai wttk tba class at W aad was activity atgetad ia lO school aetMtie*. For dm past thru msatbi, Beway aad tea ethor d N a H have beta ha Sootlaad aad England oa aa avanaslleal missloa. n a y flew over "*• their owa" with deaatlou aad eeotribwtteu from f rom philanthropists. Upea their ar­ rival, two kind English ladles donated a six bedroom bouse for their dwelling at Bmriekirpoa-Tweed, Englsad. Here they did til their own coking, housework, ate. la teams, gad bad a balL They traveled ia teams aloag tha Scotland border, where only S par cent of tba DEANNA NICHOLS brkiei . fleet will make the traditional march Saturday, September S, Mlia Deanna Nlcbola and Lt. Norman Fined will bo married Saturday afternoon at 4 p.m. Deanna and Norman met at Biloxi, Miss., when ibe wai visiting with irlendi, 10 the reit it ohvloui. The bride * elect was born at Huntington, W, Va., but moved to Sanford at a g e three. She waa graduated iro n Seminole High School wXi the class of ‘at. Deanna, wi:o la most atractlve, waa very popular In high school, and confessed she was into everything except trouble. Fol­ lowing her grxduitlon, ahe at­ tended Janes Business College in Urlando, and later attended Huntingdon College at Mont­ gomery, Ala., where ahe was an elementary education ma­ jor. Lt. Fruccl Is a native of Niles, Mich., and was gradu­ ated from Hillsdale College in Hillsdale, Mich., with a de­ gree in Public Delations. Pri­ or to entering the Air Force, be was alfllisted wllh Proctor and Gamble in Detroit, and presently has a leave of ab sence. Deanna tikes all sports, and enjoys good music and liters tore. She is possessed wllh an abundance of talent, having an excellent singing voice, and she also plays the piano. She confided she has always stay­ ed in the background in do­ mesticity, but now la eagerly awaiting the opportunity to explore these challenges. Tile young couple will live in Grand Forks, N. D., where Lt. Fmecl has already been transferred, Deinna plans to further her edueslion at the university there, A house is not important to Deanna. She etsied with genuine sincerity that the wanted her home to he__comfortable,_warm and friendly, which are requisites essential to the happiness of her tall, dark 'n handsome huibsnd and their three kids. WES SAYS: The King was In (he counting home. Counting all hie money, The queen » u In the parlor Ealing bread and honey, The meld had gone to WES-KAY To wash all the clothen . . . That’s why the King and Queen had lots of money! How Come? Becenee they rould w uh MOKE Clothe, i LEANED end CHEAPER at WES-KAY. If Wee enn't prove this to you. YOUR WASH IS FREE l WASHETEItlA 20lb Frrnch Are., Sanford MRS. PAUL (BETTY) L a wl g « v u recently chosen u "Girl of the Y e a r " representing Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi, for o u t standing services performed in the so­ rority’s behalf. Mr*. Mary u n M a ?r*sc«nt bridal M u d Baa* qo*t of wtuto n tw , abM a ll Lae Bnabaagfe. seaefM r. aad Him Ctrl Bkbaed Bnsm* h ig h , alae af ihla city, were united ia Boty matrimony oa Thursday, September 1, 1BB4 at 11 a. m. at AB Beds Cathode Church. The Bevereod Blcbard Lyons officiated at the impmalvw eaadellght, double ring cere­ mony sad nuptial maw before the alter flanked oa either aide by etaadiag spiral five braurbad candelabra. The background waa a profusion of palnu nod tropical greenery, accented with magnificent ar­ rangements of glads, mums, rosea, oraaga btoaaom* tad Lily af tba Valter Is tall ped­ estal baskets. The pews ware marked with white satin bows and orange blossoms and the white antis kneeling pillows ware hand mads. Mra. F. E. Roumlllat Sr., organist, provided the nuptial selections, " 0 Perfect Love,” "Whither Thou Guest,’’ and "Are Maria." Given la marriage by her grandfather, Henry Tamm Sr., the bride waa lovely in a formal gown of silk organxn over peau da sole. Tha long fitted bodice was cut along princess lines, featuring tradi­ tional pointed sleeves. Clusters of seed pearls and lrridcscents adorned the scalloped neckline and bodice front. The volumin­ ous skirt Matured a large sat­ in bow, centered with a while satin row, at the back from which the sweeping chapel train waa attached, ner Im­ ported veil of silk Illusion fell from a crown of hand eut cry- by • table Tba ar> i, ehryean. MRS. RONALD LEE BRUMBAUGH Females Gaining In Raid On Males Togs, Toiletries TRACY 1IEGG tha chic feminine wardrobe. | Boots, tha one-time symbol of military maaculinlty, also have been kicked out of tha etrlctly man's field. BONNY WILSON Tha cigarette amoke scare population are church going. that recently befuddled smok­ Their evangelistic work inclu­ ers gave women another ded visitation!, acquainting chance to gain a little more tha c h i l d r e n with Sunday of man’s territory, Schnitxler School, and providing the noted. Many women switched teenagers with entertainment. to pipes and cigars. They formed a "Mission Pray­ Schnitxler said the femin­ er Band", in which cards ine "take-over" is particular­ were drawn containing a ly notable in tha field of toil­ name. They exchanged pray etries. era and gift! to tha party "Itasora are a prime exam­ whose name apeared on the ple," he said. “In recent card. They also staged a "New years, the distaff demand for Life Campaign", with tha pri­ safety raxora Just Ilka tha mary purpose to acquaint tba one dear old dad used—but people wllh Christianity. with more feminine appeal." For diversion, the group en­ A slimmer, lighter model gaged in tennis, ping pong, fashioned after the sturdier chess and other sports and mala variety haa been bought games. They were particular­ by l.S million womin. ly interested In providing Tha marketing expert said clean and whoteaome enter­ hla firm waa surprised when tainment for (he young people It brought out a deodorant and to maintain batter rela­ for man, tha first in an aero­ tions toward a serene way of sol spray can. life. “ We figured It would be It la gratifying to know that used by a amall segment of our youth of America Is in­ the female public," he laid. spired by the need tor greater "But w« didn’t nnticipate the Christian relations throughout tremendous appeal it has had tha world, and these young for women." people are to be highly com­ ffchnitiler said tha femin­ mended for availing their ser­ ine "take-over" of tha exclu­ vices in this monumental sively so-called mala market field of endeavor. for toiletries baa been so Marriage, B o n n y ? She great In recant ysars that Mrs. P. J. Allen of 111 HoUy couldn't think of anything ni­ avary company ought to ancer than having a missionary Avenue has departed for Co­ atyysa a new product's poten­ husband to travel along with lumbus, Ohio for a two week tial from tha woman’s view­ her. Auy prospects, Bonny visit with her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. point as well as th* man's. Answer — a broad amtte. "Evidence la strongly on Shaffer and ton, Allan. our aids in this matter, and Moat varieties of cantaloupe Mrs. Shaffer is the former tha case grows stronger each are beat U the netting la thick Phyllis Allen of Sanford. year aa_ women _ entrench • • • and close. Ripeness is indicat­ “ WE GOT OUR WIRES all ed by a smooth, not gouged, Steve Cain and Patrick Z*u- themselves mors firmly in crossed up and wera unable atom scar, with color a yellow 11, along with P. Zeuli, have what waa man'a territory," he to engage In an Informal tete- teh buff or gray, and a fruity recently returned from New noted. He cited the way women a-tete w i t h Mary Helene odor. Hoocydawa ara ripe York City, where they spent Washburn, as has been the when the rind has creamy to two weeks visiting the World's have become addicts of soma custom with Sanford's bride*. yellowish color and tba blos­ Fair snd many other points of tha mors masculine sports She has already made the som end bts softened slightly. of Interest around the city. —bowling, pool, baseball. Even tha man'a world has Stove la a senior at Seminole grand march and la featured elsewhere on the page. Con­ Tiny transmitters hidden In High and Patrick Is a fresh­ disappeared from universities, with hardly an all-male col­ gratulations and good luck to false teeth tell Australian In­ man at Stetson University. lege operating in tha United Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Brum vestigators about jaw move­ States. Green onions are usually Im baugh. ment and pressure for refining • • • denture fit, "Medicine at mature early white or bulbtew And In th* matter of BONNY WILSON la ona of Work," n publication lor doe- onions. Leaks, larger but aim names, woman long tine* have liar, have broad dark green stepped in. our local glrla aotering into tors, reports. leave* and straight, thick Soma woman have monikers white necks. Shallots grow In —ones only a man's—such aa clusters and have only alight Micbaal, Loo, Tracy, Marlon, SPECIAL SALE ALL Broca! bulbs. BOSTON ((UP!) — Many years ago a bunch of trench coats In a cloak room meant the place was loaded with for­ eign correspondents or a del­ egation from Interpol — all very masculine typee. But spying trench eoate In the cloak room In contempor­ ary times can’t lead to such a clear-cut surmise. Women, you eee, number the trench cost among Iteme they have taken ovar from tha man's world. So many of tha thlnga once thought of aa exclusively male, in fact, have been pre­ empted by tha diataff aide that It'* getting pretty diffi­ cult to tell who had first claim. A mala executive, In an In­ terview, cited trench coate aa one example of tha feminine "take-over." Meyer Schnltaler, vice president of research for a raxur company (Gllletto) said some of tha Uka-overa ara old hat. Taka pants. It’s been many a yaar sines only men wore them. Among new take-overs ara spring hat* and boots. Tha manly hat no wlaa a staple In Wayne la also from Mankato and graduated from Mankato State College with degrees is economies and business ad­ ministration. His parents, Mr. ■nd Mrs. Tom Albert, moved to Sanford about five year* ago while Wayne was still In college. He was so Impressed with our fair city, that ha re­ turned upon his graduation. The next Item on his agenda was to Import his future bride here. It actually wasn't too difficult to convince Tracy that Sanford was the place for her, and now with a few grains of sand In her shoes, is In complete agreement with her fiance. Tracy Is a dedicated Nation­ al Registered Records Librar­ ian, and is devoted to her work it the hospital. Her family is here for the big event and they think our area Is the greatest. Tracy llkee fancy sewing snd enjoys reading and playing tennis. Cooking? Oh c'mon, give her time. The young couple will live In an apartment at first while both are working. Wayne Is with the Florida State Bsnk In the Commercial Loan De­ partment. Tracy likes coloni­ al architecture, but prefers sleek modern Interior furnish­ ings. At least Wayne shows orig­ inality. So many of our grooms wish the little bride awsy to a new geographic location. Since Tracy ia so adjusted to our habitat, we feel she will be an asset In the circle of the young moderns around town. Personals HALF SIZES 2 0 % oH Air Conditioned Lounge WES-KAY Repeat Vows In Impressive Church Ceremony 10I&Z, Fashions Hwy 436 ft 17-92. P i n Park Fare Park Shopping Ceatar Ph. TE 8-3313 - Open Fri. Nlto Til 9 A German Special. It’s a little 1963 Volkswa­ gen. Naturally, It's a two door. 1 don't think they build any other kind. Rent low mileage. If your tired of expensive gaa bill*. Then here’s your car. Really U’a like new. Fog more Info. Call I22-148L Strickland-Morrison, Inc. 322-1481 Your Friendly Ford Dealer Sanford W. Park 644-8916 to tha maid of flatter fid canted s basket af rasa petals decorated with white satin ribbon astd LUy af the Valter. Charles Orsvetx served tha groom aa beat man and era w an Jamas Graeay, Dickie Schrom, Beery Tamm, in, cousin af tba bride, aad Pat Tatum of TaHahai The bride’s mother etwee lor bar daughter’s wedding, an •tegaot petal pink sheath of tiered Atescon lace over mat thing taffeta with matching pink accessories. Her hat waa of pink silk orgsnta and aha w on a corsage of miniature white orchids. Tha groom’s mother was at tired in a stunning lea blue sheath of silk eyelet over matching taffeta with match­ ing accessories and her cor aage waa of white miniature orchids. Following tba eeremony, a receiving line was formed un­ der a teapoy at tha church Steven Steinhari distributed missals at tha church entrance and Jessie Steinhari distribute ad miniature white net rice b ap tied with white satin I with white doves, rose* snd wuddteg belle. Mn. Harold Whittens cot th* cak*. Aaothar Uhl* overlaid with frees satte sod toll* held • silver pooch bowl Sited with sparkling pink ehampagoo punch, which wasp resided over by Hamid Whittens. For her going away outfit th* brid* wore a smart blua end white striped suit with white accessories aad a white orchid corsage. following a wadding trip to Neesau, Mr. and Mrs. Brum­ baugh wil bu at home at 108 Watt Concord kt Orlando. Amos* th* out-of-town wed­ ding guests were Mr. and Mre. John SteInhart, Miss Jessica SUinhart and Steven Stelahart, all of Palo Atto, Calif.; Mr. and Mn. S. L. Brothers, Gainesville; Pat Tatum, Tilshaste*; Mn. Ralph King, Oviedo; Mn. Lucila Washburn snd Miss Jennie Took, Or. laodo; Mr. and Mra John L, Diehl Sr. and Mr. snd Mrs, William Earl Brumbaugh, DeBary, and Mr and Mn. Frank Fertach snd Miss Sandra Fed* ache, Orange City. Mrs. Stinecipher H ospitalized A t Florida San Friends of Mrs. M a r t i n Stinecipher of Park Avenue, will regret to learn that she Is presently hospitalised at tha Florida Sanitarium and Hospi­ tal, Ml E. Rollins, Orlando. Mrs. Stineclpljer Is undergo tog treatment for a heart con­ dition and her eardiollglsts report she Is responding well to treatment, but will not per* mlt visitors at this time. A prominent cltJsen of Sai% ford, Mrs. Stlnecipfler was on the faculty of Seminole High School for a number of years, and her daughter, Miss Grace Marie Stinecipher, is present­ ly a faculty member there. MRS. CHARLES HOLLEY, wife of the Republican candidate for Gover­ nor of Floridn waa guest a t a coffee and reception a t the home of Mre. A. F. Kceth in Loch Arbor, Tuesday. Shown chatting with the honoree in front of the fireptace (from left) are Guy Allen, candidate for Semi­ nole County Tax Assessor, Mrs. 0 . G. Bryant, Seminole County Holleyfur- Governor representative, Mrs, Holley, Mrs. Keeth and Mrs. Dottie Swanson, Orange County chairman of the Holley for Governor committee. Bear Lake Personals By Maryaaa Mites The three sisters of Mn. 0. D. Brooks of 3131 Cecelia Drhre recently had a grand reunion In this ire*. On* sis­ ter, Mrs. 1L G. Tumblexton snd daughter, Carol, came down from Charleston, S. C. Two other sisters, Mn. H. C. Blythe and Mrs. D. R. Hotch­ kiss, both of Orlando, joined in and they all enjoyed many hours of remineiccnae. Debra Swede's Birthday Party Splashing Success New Arrivals By Margaret Cosby Debra Swede, daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Edwin Swede, 41 South Cortes Avenue, North Orlando, recently celebrated her third birthday with e splash party. Dcbie tod her younger brother, Eddie, th a n their own diminutive pool — replica of a pool like grown­ ups have. Blue eyed, blonde • haired Debbie waa fetching in her coral bikini as she puffed out the candles on her delicious, tremendous chocolate- cake which we* baked and decor­ ated by her teen-age cousin, Heroine Harich (e diligent Girl Scout). Enjoying the vlgoroua out­ door activities, end the appro­ priately cooling refreshments By Maryann Mltee Mr. snd Mrs. Mario LsPom i of Rochester, N. Y., an­ nounce the arrival of e baby daughter August Zl, IBM. Proud grandparents ere th* Don Lx Pomes' of Senlando Springe Rd. In mar* than 31,000 Amer­ ican homes, four generations Uv« In e eingte household. This includes e husband end wife, their children, th* parents of tbe husband and wife, snd their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Par­ rott and daughter, Linda, ot 3192 Cecelia Drive'recently returned from an extended va­ cation to North Carolina vialting rdaUves ana friends. Beauty Briefs on the Swede patio, was Mi­ chael, Jeffrtv end Keith Russ­ ia, and Bruce Rhodes (all avid splashers); Deanna and Alan Carlyle (champion gym set swingers); and Michael Cosby (assistant candle blow­ er). Also Joining In the festivi­ ties were Debbie's Aunt Elitebelh (Mn. Jacob Harich), and cousins, Wilma end Hernia* Harich; Mn. R. D. Carlyle; snd Mrs. Michael Cosby, ell of North Orlando. After along; not afternoon of tooting favors, blowing bal­ loons, wild splashing, end per­ petual swinging, the party wee concluded dui to exhaustion. NEW LIPS FOR Ml Have you considered that tha lip* you wera born with ara out of style! 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Nu supervision required. Method appeals to atudeata, sad edalta ol all agao. Baud II to TYPEWRITING, P. O. Box •II. Sanford. Fla. 9vsuja Shoe Store DOWNTOWN SANFORD �J$ * Iff Easy On Washing A Sweater 4- v- rw ^ j^ r n k r / f - is v/ M * t& ib X ’K U t'k y n m * n T * . '' »k* ^ "*'**' • • ^ | l r iA «K \ f & \ ' } * f% I * M&3&; ■ , . ;t ‘‘,-„v.,^ J ' & v »- >»*«n 3«k — i ■ *rjv> 1’Tv ****** fc&ka ;Sr ".-. t*i: Jt/A A . .■£ fM H /' ■Hi * WOOLEN sw eater-vesta a re big on cam pus (and on th* tow n) th is fa ll T h ey can be worn solo or w ith jacket. C olon range from cranberry to plain old black. fLV By Jerry Meehan N e v iH H r Enterprise A m . NEW YORK (NEA) - A Rood aweater ia like a fine car; it you treat it well, it will keep ita appearance and give dependable service. U'a eaay — or ao lay the authorities sponsoring a I !• American wool aweaters around the country. Just watch out for tha hot water and high•peed laundry machine*. Reaearchera have found, surprisingly, Ilia not ao much the hot water that ruins a good sweater, but the water In combination with washing friction. So the best thing is to have a aweater dry-cleaned or wash It yourself in cool suds. So, gents, follow tha easy directions and aava yourself some movie money; — In the link, melt some soap or detergent in warm water. Then add cool. It does­ n't have to be ao cold your fingers turn blue. —Wash the sweater around and watch the water turn BLACK. - Same thing again. By the time the dirt is out you'll won­ der how you ever wore it. —Rinse in cool water a couple of times If necessary. —Wring out the garment Be careful not to leave It knot ted up on the edge of the sink — especially tf It ia n multicolored sweater. —No need to block a aweater. Place a towel Inside of it, line up the seams and lay it quietly on a piece <rf plain paper out of tha way, like on tha floor underneath the bed. That's It. In tha amount of time occupied by commercial* on an hour-long television show, you can get your awes ter in presentable condition. An extra hint from the ei perta: when washing put a couple of drops of oil (bath oil or even salad ell) Into the water. It will give the gar­ ment added resiliency after it dries. M . Stpi 4, *M—F»rt 9 V firii (DstOh G b ty : DBAS ABB1: Thie wiB kiU you. We have nothing but money around eur house, but I can't spend any of it. Tow owe, my husband U n NUMISMATIST (coin collector) who puU everything be hae into his hob­ by. I wanted to spend f 22.50 for a new Eaeter hat, and he raised the roof. Yet he just paid ITS for a HALFDOLLAR. He said It was worth flOO because It Was made hi 1799 and had seven ■tan on one side aad alt on the other. This makes no oe te me a t all. He p i t piles of coin collector*' magailnca, which also run Into money. Now I think ovary man should havo a hobby, but 1 would llko to see a little money around here that I can spend. NUMISMATISTS WIFE DEAB WIFE; Bone up on your hubby’a hobby. It's fascinating aa wall aa pro­ fitable. One day you might rome across a IM t "8" quarter, which ia worth $900. • • o DEAR ABBY: 1 am n young matron who has been h a p p i l y married many By Abigail Von Buren yearn We have a lovely family. 1 thought I was satisfied until I had sewn my doctor a few times. 1 ra n t explain It, but I have fallen madly In love with my doctor. Thie makae ao •cnee at all as ha to hap­ pily married, and 1 knew it Is all one-elded and he hasn't the allghtcat interest in me. But this feeling has me obsessed, l t ’a like a high school romance. I am so self-conscious around him. trying to make a good impression. I feel Uke a foot. Any suggestions to help straighten me out? I’m In the middle of a ser­ ies of treat msnta. IN LOVE DEAR IN: Your "romanes" Is neither serious nor lasting. At least you have no illusions about whether it la mutual. T rail get over It. Just keep telllng yourself it doesn't makt any ssnsc at all. Hecause— although it's not uncommon —it doesn't. • • • DEAR ABBY: Is it true that you believe In spirituallam and card reading? There are some who say that is how you get the £acal>jf OnShidqsi The duplicate game waa over and "Hard Luck Joe" had finished in his customary spot somewhere near tha bot­ tom. Aa usual he waa complain­ ing about hi* bad luck and as usual he did not know that ha had helped Ms bad luck materially. Joe complained. * * M o • t North piayere simply raised their partner to game In notrump, but against me North chose to use Stay man to find out about a major suit lit and K JT u ri 'V * after South showed hearts North raised him to four. "My partner’s queen of ctuba held the first trick and ha continued tha suit. De­ clarer won the second club, drew trumps, ruffed the tost By roily Cramer to I use a hair clip to bold frosting" is la your regular club, played out all his dia­ Newspaper Enterprise Asia. makes a wonderful third hand cleaning schedule, k is monds winding up In dummy. DEAR POLLY- A nice hat at the checkout counter.— eaay tor the homemaker with can be crocheted from old nyan automatic defrosting re­ Ion stockings. For mine, I MRS. 11. W. frigerator to let this job slide used all not the feet of 38 DEAR POLLY— Wool ma­ by To remind myself of this stockings. Start at the top o( terial will often shrink a lit­ unpleasant task, I put a strip a stocking and cut around and tle when dry cleaned. There­ of sdhesJva tape where it ia around in atrip* about one- fore, I send all of my wool- noticeable when I open the "When my husband and I inch wide. You get more stret­ materials to the cleaner* be­ dour. On the tape, 1 mark the go to church, 1 am always ch when they are cut this way. fore cutting and making. This date it was cleaned last like taken aback when I realise My bat la a pillbox made with cost* only a few cents a yard, they do on Ihe car lubrication how many people he know*. a single crochet stitch. 1 left ao I feel tha small expense ia slicker). It certainly keep* me 1 feel like ■ stranger — as the hose in its natural color. well worth it for a better fit­ from forgetting.— MRS. F. G DEAR POLLY- After warii though I hadn't kept pace Crochet around and around, ting garment.—Mrs C.E.K. doily atyle, for the flat top. I DEAR POLLY — Another Lng cotton knit "footles, with him. What should I do?" To tha wife who ha* asked made mine about 8 Inches use for discarded nylons la stretch them over the bottom me for an answer to that wide across the top of the to draw them over your fancy of your shoes to dry. They will crown , the shies drop 3'x thoes while you drive to a fit more comfortably.—MRS. queatiou I would Uke to aay thia: inches with a tum-up of l'x party. You leave them In the D.D.C. Yeqr husband may be inches. This Is very pretty ear and quickly pull them on ahead of you now. But there's again for the drive home.— Share your favorite homewith a veil - MRS. E. II. making ideas . . . send them nothing to keep you from DEAR POLLY- I thought J.II.W. some of your coupon clippers GIRLS- These nylons could to Polly In care of The San catching up if you really try. You say you have few might enjoy using my "u«e be cut off to about Ihe height ford ffcrakl. You'll receive helper." ! do not like hating of boots so they arc easier hnnght, new silver dollar if friends of your own, that Polly uses your idea in Polly', most of the people you aee as a purse full of clipped coupons to get off and on.—POLLY eouplea ara his friend*. Well, to be redeemed at the grocery, DEAR POLLY— Unless "de­ Pointers. that can be changed. You can make hi* friends your friends, too, if you will atop cogalng along as the meek little wife A Real Stocking Cap' ■ V o ffn l You're Not My Real Parent By Oswald Jacoby Then he led the ten of spaJee. My partner was in with the Jack and had to give him either a ruff and discard or Ufa JJta Woman: «>«.«.mhub ■ a ■* i Ring )n The New Year and assert your own perton- much more at east socially than you are. That is prob­ allly. You say ycur husband to active in community and church affairs wblls your only intrre-ts for years hava been your home and family. Well, find out alwut the work your husbund ia doing. You won’t feci eo left out if you know what h* la trying to accomplish and can fiva him some encouragement. With as many opportunities S* there are for women to do aorth-whilu tummunity work po wife has to sit back and envy her husband because he is a rent part of tha communi­ ty. Rhe can contribute Just as much, if she ia willing to work. You say your husband to Record Shop W ho W ears The Pants? Tire Buying Is Tricky to the questions that people send In. 1 would Pardon the pun. But our strop breaks, an you lose to buy, though, far like aa honest answer aa thia is very Important to changing attitudes t o w a r d your composure. Buy a the safety to the third lint tiro, me. Thank you. !male tomato duties brings the far a similar markdown aad which elan la the lowest pri­ INQUISITIVE IN gals tale an area when only you can baa your Ufa. Tha ced. Atoo, you can consider either nylon or rayon cor# REDMOND, ORE. | a man snee dared to tread, reason? The the markdown tiros, depending upon tbo par* D E A R INQUISITIVE: Neighl I urn "hone sense." j Quito simply, the purchase sf m lly isn't a tout markdown formanco yon want. tine. and yon probably art buying If yon am a suburban bousn. e e e A check of auto store sales­ a poor quality tiro. wife, you will cover 4,666 to DEAR ABBT: I just read men in Urn suburbs reveal* Keep in mind that the sits 3,000 miles ■ year. For tbo the totter from READY TO that • out of 10 t i n purchases of your car and bow yon use average driver (9,000 to 10,• BURST, the woman whose |filter through t h a wife's it rogulatsa the sixe and qua)- 000 miles n year), a first linn mother-in-law waa in the hands. tty at Urea you should buy. or premium tire gives you tbo habit s f calling everything ‘Although the husband to Simp around before your tin boat mileage per dollar. A her ton's, aa though he had | tha ultimate porch, knot Ita trade-in valun or be­ second Une tire suits in-low*, ne wife. I t waa "Bob'* car. salesman explained, fore you have • blowout on family rhauffsuring. Bob’a children," ete. My the call comet from tha wife the road, forcing you to make You will notice more tiro mother-in-law has the same ami 1 can hear the husband an emergency purchase. ads before heavy-driving ixdhabit. Nothing la ever mine. coaching in the background.” When buying a tire, remem­ Idays. When reading ads, re­ It's always "Michael’s." In many instances, the more ber there are four grades: member a low price may indi­ When I fleet became preg­ than U million women drivers Premium, first line, second cate an odd-sixe tire. nant she wont all over town shop far tiros aloas. line and third line. Again your best criteria, announcing, "Michael to go­ Thto to a confuting field and But these grades vary a- get to know your dealer aad ing to have a baby!" bargain basement buying is mong manufacturers an d ask him to explain what ser­ MICHAEL'S WIFE haiardons. For example, you what to first Una with o vice and safety the tiro yon * * * 1can buy a B3.BS alip far BB ■ay be top quality or premi­ buy will giro you Troubled? Write to AB­ cento, off the table. M the um for another. Your worst needs. BY, Boa (9?DO, Loo Angeles, Calif. For a personal reply, enclose a stamped, self-ad­ dressed envelope. o o e Tor Abbyto booklet, "How To Havo A Lovely Wed­ ding," send BO cento to Abby. Boa 69700, Loo Angela*, By I n . Muriel Lawrence stepdaughter's excuse for to- Had you accepted her past Calif. [Newi fusing to eoasidor your wishes reahsesa to hia, their child's DEAR MRS. LAWRENCE: makes no sens# ia terms at reminder of it would present My husband’s U-year-old girl naaonable protest you with no problem. Instead by his sx-wlfa spends part el But it teems to carry gnat of totting It hurt you ao that her school vacations with ns. weight with you. it drives you fate retreat, you Frankly, 1 dread these visits, Why? Why are you compell­ would turn ou her challenging lead back * .pads. South I to due thto June and ed to retreat from a position reminder aad lay: made four hearts for a top 1 appreciate any advice by this child's reminder that "Of course l'a not your you a n not bar "real’ 'moth­ real mother! Let's get this aeon while other South playc« • “ » * * * era made either three no-1 J ^ 0'*** ** without any real er? Is the fact that she hat straight between us ooce and trump or found a way to go I ,r<j**ble. Sb# c u t stand » y a real mother, oae whom yoa for all. I am your stepmother. down at four hoarte." •*kln* her to do thing*. But want to forget? Ia the fact How could 1 possibly be your that your husband has loved real mother when you already Do you soo why othor play- * k*v* *° **k k*r *® **° o n want down a t four occuit>n*lly Wo taking another woman (till so painful have one? What kind of non­ hearts? her laundry out of the bath' to you that you can't stand sense talk to thto — and Joe didn't, hut Joe could f°°ra bl,ln* Th« » h»* 1 *•* being reminded of her resi­ what's it got to do with taking havo beaten the hand. He ^ ‘'Y“ » « ital * •- les* by their child? your laundry out of this bath­ should havo played hio king ^ *** >hou,<i IT. . . Perhaps It U not the disci­ room basin? Please take it of dub# on hie partnrr’a ANSWER: Of course you're pline of thto challenging child out and IT get you a pan If queen. If declarer ducked *°t her real mother. But what which baa bee* malting the you want to soak it soma Joe could have tod bock a hae that got to do with your trouble. more before riming it. . spado aad West would havo right to a*k her to consider Perhapa the actual trouble­ 1 think that you somehow hod several safe escape or out your wlriiei? maker baa been your own re­ feel you should have bee* card*. If doclaror won the Children art obliged to con fusal to come to terms with able to possess all your hus­ trick It would have been up sider the wishes of many ad your huaband'a previous mar band's past love as well as aB to Joe to rise with the ten ulta who a n not their "real" riagw — your resistance to hto present love. You could of elube the next Urns the I mothers — teachers, police the "realmaa" at the sexual not, so tt would be something suit waa played and lead tha men, camp counselors, the relatiouahlp that once existed of a relief, I think, to face spade at before. Again West | parent* of friends. So your between him and hto ex-wlfe. this limit to your powers. would hava an out enrd and South would hava bean s e t By Susan Light ably becausa he to out meet­ NawapaPer Enterprise Asa*. ing peupte every day—while September to her*—and the you arc sitting at home. Get peal of tha school bell to out on your own ■ little, aven beard throughout the land. if It to an effort at first. And tost, but nut least, quitlThs start of a new school low-rating ycumclf. Y ou year is always excitiny and aren’t alon* In your situation, stimulating for t r a c h e r a , Lot* of women fall to keep atudrnt* and, indirectly, parup w i t h their husbands Isnta- U'a a time to turn over through the year*. Hut most » new page and leave last of those who lag behind never Iyear’s mistakes and problems face tha fact. You have fio d behind. it—and ar* ready to tin some- I Df course, there will still be thing about it. That’* a good Ischool wurrice. Thera always start already. arc. Hut at least this year's Ho atari catching up with worries may be different and him today. Not only will you I perhaps not i|uite so serious f**l a batter parson for It, but “ Im1 year's. Your sscomlyoup husband will find you Header who couldn’t learn to infinitely more Intel eating. write legibly has developed | tha necessary co-ordination ovar th* summer. After a few [weeks or rignrou* camp train­ ing, your fifth-grade son has (learned how to behave and will no lunger be a discipline problem (you hope). Your small town. It came back to | high school aophuinora ha* m* that one neighbor looked at the houee and said, Mt took mors than aingtng to get th* money to build that kind of house.’ " The House That Patti Built "I wai surprised at how ate for the vie were. At toast By Helen lienneity By Jeea Crosby small the models were,” she arouml the supermarkets the Newspaper Enterprise Awe. Newspaper Enterprise said. "The clothes looked like only thing resembling plurapWomen'a Editor NEW YORK — (NEA) — aausages will be the real Me Newt from Red China rare doll clothes—little high eotlars, Coy on tiie meal ihelvcs. Patti Pag* tank Into n deep armchair, draw up her legs, ly concerns fashion. But since liny waists, no bosoms, nar­ Chic Chat row hips. I couldn't wear the closing of the Paris colQ; "My young niece who listened at her IH-reonth-old - lection*. everyone aeema to clothes designed far that type live* with me just bought two girl, Kathlsen Patricia O’Cur­ have a word to lay bo tfte'IUb-' of figure.-AndAUane, wmtin- dremen. that end at least an ran, gurglsd over the Inter­ com- which—n]lcwsd_ Patti to fact of panta for women—even ber, la slim. ineb above her Yae*7 U'a a pity the ladies who will ber they were too short but baby-sit tor.g-dUtascc, ani Peking’s official newspaper. The editor* upheld the de- try to squeexe Into site 18 she insists they are in style, talked a!>out the SJ-year-old cixfon of a dressmaking shop pants were unable to aee the la this true? I'm too old at TO English nurse, Jackie Bmlth, whose personnel refused the original P i'll model and (lie U> pay attention to fashion, but who watches ovar tha baby request of a customer to make kind of figure these designers 1 don't think these drosses are when Patti ia singing in night mndesL"—Mr*. J. T. Ihe legs of her alack* narrow. create tor. elube, nuking records end do­ They called tight pants "biz- If American manufacturers Dear Mr*. J. T.— Your ing televliion shows. copy Jacques Heim's suits niece U right. All the new "Jackie cam* to work for •ire ." If the customer in question with the fur-cuffed knee fashion* for both young people me after working for s verywas a buxom lata, the deeisam breeches. I shudder to think and adults are shaft. Most fine family. She has travel­ was wise enough to have come of bow many fat, dimpled have full skirts though, and ed around with ua, live.I in knee* will peep out between don't hike up too far lor mod­ fine hotels, used room serv­ from Confucius There are women who will a band of fake chinchilla and esty when one alia. No one to ice to tha point where the wear anything ns long as It sturdy bold textured socks. too old to be Interested in figured we w sn the average is bally booed as the latest Ughl fashion. If you can’t get out fashion. They must pop on When Chanel's gold and ail to the stores, you should look American family. Thia to bow rose-tinted specks before they ver jumpsuits for at-lmme are through the fashion news in we all lived. "So I took her home with copied, down to the la« detail newspapers and magazines look into a mirror. This year, pants of alt type* of their fly-away sheer coats, You'll feel younger and have me to Oklahoma where my and length* will be seen many a hostess of Wagnerian more rapport with your young brothers and aiatera are the average American family: IS everywhere except in church. proportions will Goat forward charge. people share one bathroom. Ami that will be ton bad un- to greet ber guests like a ship |e.«s the wearers are under sailing proudly Into battle, Please send your fashion Jackie was accustomed to her sire 13. Panta of any type Just | The skinniest p u ts In Paris problems to Heton Hrnnessy own bathroom, flhe would r> nren t chie on heavy women, designed by Courresev. fit the In car* of this paper. While in the one at home and leis­ Slim, young actress Dun* tog* Uke a second akin and pro­ she cannot answer each letter urely lie In the tub for a half Baker just returned from the bably won’t be cut here for personally, toller* of general!hour. Paris collections and she anyone with togs thicker than interest will be answered In " f explained that In our made a punt worth noting. pip* stems. And that's fortua- thto column. 1family people didn’t stay Lang In tha bathrooms, they put out the light* when they left n room, and (hey try to save on gaa by not hopping into the car every Urn* they Want to run off to the corner gro­ cery. 'I thought averyona in America waa rich,' aha aald, Album of the week —Rod­ the light dawned." ger* and lUmmersteln's magr ’The King and H Waynr C. Rraads'odt, '“Ttttf'tiirosgh-fcM-Tacordir. and night club dates, to far (RCA VltorV'to' th* rMoid- ! from poor. And sh* has at­ breaking Music Theater of I Newapapar Enterprise Awe. Hrtilng to a type of pain tempted to share her suete n Lincoln Center original cast with her parent* with result* album. There i* some ,o¥e|y ti>«t Net. everyone at time* that ar* often Ira* than suc­ singing from Lee Venora, M ***°‘‘U * *n *} ,1“ 1 cessful. "My parents have a Frank P orr.tt. and PatrirU ,h* U «'<* ,k it house that to quite nice. But Newsy In the supporting N«P° ' ™ ^ ~ ** they only hav* one telephone role,. Rise Steven., a . Anna, / T " '" . . °n" . _ . itll battle ha turneil ov»r tha com—it took me a long tima to contribuUi a nm ing ••Hallo, I . . t »i * .. a to a aubonlinaU, withtalk my mother out of a par­ ..l uutitf .leaver*,- and. „Darren mand . _ # .. . . rr I * » |«| draw from the arena, took off ty llna. When the houaa waa oa JUG.vin . robust King. hU (|uUl<| ^ ^ a(| built, there was a Jack in tha '•The Small House of Uncle L a tn w**nrad floor while den for an extra telrpbons. Thom**," th . music backing onUrlUi Kratrh^ hb lk|n But my mother wouldn’t buy the show* whim deal baltot, it Ued. K„ „ h. an extra one. Ho I sent her a ha* been recorded for the k,p t shouting at them to French phone last Mother's first time here. I scratch harrier. Day." Vocal-easya "80 F r e n c h Obvlouely, thto to not th* Patti built tha home her Glrto ( an't B* Wrong. Vol, heat way to treat an itching parents live in on two Iota her II" (ABC-Paramount) to a U f a . Dr. Samuel Ayres Jr. mother picked out in tha mid­ delightful concert by the ut- 0f Loi Angeles aay* that dle of a FHA project, "Ne­ forty beguiling Las Djinn* scratching to an art, and he ither of us had any thoughts Singer* of Paris. A fin* folk rscommenda that everyone of Impressing the neighbors. group, 10 girls who are stu- learn th* proper technique, It's just tbs kind of a houaa dsnta st Nsw York’* New You muit first learn to difI hava aiwaya wanted my Rochell* College. Is Introd uc- fsrentiat* between the point parents to live in. But th«re ed in "Th* Saw buck Singers" of maximum Itching and th* can be ao much jealousy in s ' (Coiflx). |itc h | akin that surrounds it. decided to buckis down and bring up hto gradea so ha can get Into college. Perhaps you won’t hava to cupe with printing practice, discouraging notea from tha tsachsr and undone homework any more. But don't aspect your youngstsra to wear Sev­ en League hoot*. He thankful for small steps in th* right direction. If you hav* a child who was unhappy with last year's Icavhcr or dissatisfied with hla grades, now ia the time to convince him that ha haa a brand-new chance to start over. Don’t let him dwell on past failures, Th* teachers In your school hava had a long and muchnaadeii rest. They've been re­ viewing their aimi, goals and method* and hava l>**n mak­ ing aom* resolution* of their own. They've had an oppor tunity to analyst their efforts calmly and objectively, far from the tumult of the claaa- room. Like your children. thsy hope to du better thto year. Whatever your child rrn'a problems may be In th# com­ ing term rrmrmber that their teachers are as interested in eolving them a* you are. It you approarh teacher* in n spirit of helpfulness and co« operation, only good ean ro. suit. Being human, tsacharo ■nnietlmea make mistakes — but most of them are deeply and aincerely concerned aboul the welfare of their students. Whether you'rs a parent, teacher, or student, I wish you all an especially happy and successful school year. May I9A4-83 bring everything you hope for-and moral Pleaae tend your school problems to Susan Light in care of The Sanford Herald. While aha cannot answer each latter personally, tetters of general Interest will b* an* awerrd In this column. The Doctor Says: If You Itch Then Scratch The point of maximum'tri-Teifort "to find nsw products^ tensity may b* caused by an however, w* often neglect !;utct bite, an alforgy thlvea) [such tried-and-true standbys or aom* other irritant. as cmIn in ina lot mo with phcn«l If you scratch yourself at which to obtainable at your thto point you release certain nearest pharmacy without • chemicals in tha tissues that doctor's prescription. aggravate your problem, so Q—l get a mah every time you must learn to leave tha I cat tomatoes. I* theta any­ central point alune and rub thing I can Uke to prevent the surrounding area gently thia? with your hand. Evan batter A—If you ar* allergic te results can b* achieved by tomato** th* beat treatment brushing thto area with a to to eliminate them frees medium-hard brush. I aava my your diet. Thto means ptoaa, discarded toothbrushes for vegetable soup, ketchups and thto and other purposes. all other items that contain Scratching even with tha tomatoes in any form. After beat of techniques, however, you gat tha hlvta, an anti­ gives only temporary relief. histamine tablet or an Injec­ A great variety of prepara­ tion of epinephrine should tions ar* now available to giv* you prompt relief. An sooth* Itching that threatens allergist might b* found wha to drive you crasy. Home of would give you a aortas of tiisa* t water-diaparaabla bath desensitising Injection* but oil and guanetbidine) I hava thto foils of treatment ia net mentioned in tha past. On# of a* successful against food al­ the newer preparations to lergies as It to against those baUmatikUMU. iq a levarbh caused by inhaling ftlfawfe I �•.V:? ■ ■ 'FIRM’S DO N’T ADVERTISE BECAUSE THEY’RE SUCCESSFUL THEY’RE SUCCESSFUL BECAUSE THEY ADVERTISE!” H ER A LD W a n t-A d s B rin g F ast R esu lts Paf* 10—Fri. Sept 4, *64 DANCtNG LESSONS: Agee 4 up. Ballet, Tbe, J iu . |$ per month. Initruetor Marilyn Barnett. Call Bob Hay’s BANrORD VACUUM SVC. Stadia of D u ct, 5234748 beYOUR REXAIR DEALER twees T and It f . m. 2M5 H. Perk 332-6511 SALES - PARTS • SERVICE W fk o * * ERRORS Reproduction of full pace s4 that appeared la The Sanford Herald m April 24, 1944. WAS ONE OF A SERIES TH A T HELPED HOLLER MOTORS BREAK ALL PREVIOUS SALE RECORDS BY SELLING 71 NEW CARS A N D 78 USED CARS DURING THE M O N TH OF APRIL. PREVIOUS ALL TIM E RECORD WAS 53. This Ad was selected by Multi-Ad Services, Inc. as c o f the three outstanding Automotive Ads using: thetr m at service published in the month o f April. Multi-Ad serves papers throughout The U nited States. Mr. David Tomlinson, General Manager of Holler Motors, was assisted in the preparation of this Ad by Herald Ad Manager Roy Green. AIR-CONDITIONING By TEDDERS H. B. POPE 0 0 , 1M. m U. Part A m M MAYFAIR BUILDING LOTS. MEN for full-time Nursery 103 Ft. Rootage, U» No. L” RCA Console TV. Origin- f a n work. Cell Mr. Walk Seott Are. WiU eoulder ally sold for H N K. will m D for SITS. Ph. 3234806 alter S p. n . GENERAL ELECTRIC Refri­ ARE YOU READING gerator, 115 cu. ft. White exterior, pink Interior. Very THIS ADVERTISEMENT? 4100 DOWN dean, excellent condition. Could It be becauM you are COPY not la th fled with your pre­ FHA-VA HOMES 175 Call 322-7076. sent employment? SEVERAL OutiUnUag I A 9 Bedroom Homes available in FOR SALE: PAINTINGS, Jap­ OR anese motif. Several avail­ Because you are not employ­ alt Areas of Sanford. Let ns Show yon Around I able now, others by Com­ ed at this time? mission. Can be seen at 120 Regardlen of the reason or your Interest U you caa Sem inole R ealty Laurel Dr., 3224034. CONTRACT RATES meet the following reason­ GOOD Ortbopedle mattress able qualifications wa will ISO! A Park Avs. ON REQUEST set Call after «:30, 322-9370. match our time agalmt FA 3-3233 anytime GOOD Used TV for sale. $25. yours In discussing the splen­ NOW HEAR THIS • did opportunity wa may 323-0823. hare for you. Here are the DON'T GO OVERBOARD on AIR CONDITIONER, Phiko, basic qualifications: OST: Small male besgla Room, $U. 322-8108. high monthly payments on t. Are you between the egea hound with n d collar, Ph. your retired pay. Wa have a 322-1753. GUNS. Buy, Sell, Trade, Re­ of 20 and 45? alee S Bedroom, t Bath, klu L Are you willing to travel 5 pair. O S T E E N BRIDGE days each week but be home ebea equipped home with I’ernonabi PISH CAMP. fenced hick yard, overlook­ on weekends? HAVE TRANSPORTATION to BILL'S BARGAIN BARN 3. Do you have st least a high ing a nice small lake, 1/10 mile from Mayfair Country Cape, So. Gate. Working school eaducatton? of 10,000 Items hours T to 3:30. Ph. 322 9297. 4. Do you own a good automo­ Club Golf Course. Club 1300 Grspevllle Ave. Hbuie, oa comer lot 110' a bile? 120’, for only $2,MO Down, ROTARY TILLER. -I. Iteauty Care 5. Are yon bond able? with balsnce of $11,700 at 322-7982. Oh, yes— Do you want to 4Vi% . Total monthly pay­ Permanent Special make money and build ■ ca­ DUE TO DIVORCE ments $7730. This la a Gur Budget Wave Now $4.95 We have a reptwMwed *44 reer? The starting wage la GOOD INVESTMENT! Cut ’N Curl Beauty Shop $105 per week plus bonus. 314 Palmetto Ave. 323U834 model Swing Needle Dial O- Let'a discuss your problem Malic Ztg Zag, like new, YOUR X SHIPMATE, PERMANENT SPECIAL fot makes hundreds of Fancy between the hours of to a. m. and 3 p. r . Monday, August. $b complete. Haul stltcbea, makes buttonholes, Porter Beauty Shop, 1104 W m o a o g rams, embroiders, September T, 1M4. Mayfair Sem inole R ealty saws oa buttons, blind hems, Inn, E. 1st St. Sanford, 33th. 33-1321. lSOt Park Avenue with dams, patches, Ete. Assume FA 1-5233 anytime Mr. V. C. Smith COMPLETE BEAUTY SER remaining 3 payments of Company Representative VICE. Reasonable prices $7.95. Ph. Credit Manager, Free perhiag, 2nd A Oak. 522 8827. DUE TO THE EXPANSION Harriett's Beauty Nook, 105 READY MIX CONCRETE Of Oar Cemptay, we have S. Oak, 322-5742. epenluga far I Sake men, $14 Per Yard HOM ES Patloe, Floor, Free E stim ate with Salary, Booua and Re­ land, eemant, rock, pipe, newals if you qualify. Apply FO R SA LE DOGS RECEIVED tor Adop steel, grease trap*, dry to Room aoa Meisch Bldg. Uoo, boarded. Animal Res­ walla. Stepplag atouea. 9 a. m. Sharp! cue League, 1700 W. Minne­ MIRACLE CONCRETE CO. sota, DeLand. Ph. 734-1144. 309 Elm Ave. 323-37$! 72. Female Help W aited SEPT. SPEC. Men’s Tte SUPPLEMENT INCOME! Shirts, 48c. Army-Navy Sur­ Need Indies, 34-85, with or without ear far Survey work LAYING PULLETS end Stew­ plus, 310 Sanford Ave. 8 hours, 5 days per week ing hens, 50c each. 322-1338, WORLD BOOK Encyclopedia. No selling. $1.25 to $1.30 per Myrtle Ave., R. R. 2. Used, large type Edition. hour. See Company Repre­ Stenstrom R ealty 3. C aterin g • Food Park Aw Trailer Court, sentative 9 a. m. Sharp, 2545 PARK DRIVE Lot 93, Sanford. Room 208, Meisch Bldg. 2M 822-2420 822-7495 YOUNG BEEP TOR FREESE. 1st St. NIGHTS 3234824 — 1234848 EB— 45c per lb. Ph. 3231838 RCA Bioode Stereo k records; Racllner chair; walnut re­ 15. Special Hervlecw cord cabinet, step table*, lamp*, Jog bouse. 3438 S. HOUSEWORK. Ph. 323-3888. TRACTOR Mowing- 3231644. Laurel. WILL SELL $4,000 equity tn A * B ROOFING CO. CARPETS clean easier with $12,000 home far $1200, monthCOMPLETE ROOFING SVC. the Blue Iautre Electric ly payment! $44. Ph. 323NO JOB TOO SMALL Shampooer only $t per day Financing Arranged CarmU'a Furniture. 322 9351 322 2245 3 ROOM HOUSE on Old Or­ lande Hlvay. Ph. 825-0813 51. Artlclen For Rent RICHARD'S TREE SVC after I p. a . FREE ESTIMATES RENT A BED Ph. 3230500. Rollaway, Hospital. B a b y Beds, by Day, Week, or GIRL FRIDAY far O m ani Of­ Month. fice experienced, perCARROLL’S FURNITURE ELDER SPRINGS 114 W. 1st 323-318! PLUMBING DAY OR-NIGHT SERVICE 53. Wutpd To Buy 3237457 CT 322-3123 u. P oultry • Livestock 3 NEW HOMES HERALD ADVERTISING PAYS (AWAT FROM FLIGHT PA TTER N S)*" MAINE ST. LONGWOOD, FLA. S And 4 Bedroom*, Air CondltUnlnf Optional OLD NEWSPAPERS FOE SALE SS LBS. . 50c SANFORD HERALD IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY CUSTOM BOMBS AT ICS-DIVISION PRICES MINIMUM FHA DOWN — NO DOWN PAYMENT YA WARRANTY RT BUILDER — HAROLD LOGAN OF SANFORD HERALD WANT ADS ■RING FAST RESULTS LM N ENTERPRISES, Inc. CALL 838-Stll COLLECT �-1 R ain Or S h in e, T h e R esponse T o u rs’ In From Y ou r C lassified A d. C all 3 2 2 - 5612. •s. Far flats FHa • BBSALES U lt M , i i I IKDIOOM masonry n m * , i a a lathi. Kttcftna Itiilw it HOI D m , h y M t l late A m n at HZLMLY REALTY Ph. m in i ST Far Sals 9S. Far Beta 1 BEDROOM. 1 Bath Dear PiBtcrwt School * new Shopping Center. VA Loai, Dr. F h .--------- $100 D O W N FHA • VA HOMES Down. Builder, Harold U>t*t n HiiMoad am . Stic* office: a n Midland am . LeagwMd, fit. n a n NIGHTS I2M84 — 38-0344 S O U TH W A R D A BesMy m m. p «ir a m . m an NOBTI ORLANDO. S Mdfund. MNSSid fSTck, otenly coOact SWEETIE PIE By N adine Seltzer '•7 BUICM, IBM, A/T, SM. Fh. SM4I74. TSSTSSTTS rras? to Olds We*.. A C, Pi Russ Perfect, tao to Ford Wa* - 5104 U FeaL Wag- -4164 a Ford P U - 4175 SUNSHINE EDDIE * U$BD CAR* CIO 525-407) ATTENTION HUNTERS! Why he tzscomJertahk wettlag for that deer? See these Deera! Houeebest, 22* sleep* A light*, water A stove, 8 8 . Cabia Cruiser, ir sleep* 2. 4406. Mnmeboat 24* I Room* and hath, raa deck, pitot RAH haute, tights, sleep* 4 — 8 VW, Black. $ u a . sa-an , s-r:» labed, 8.644, $2$nri. f . si. Aa iavettaeat, am at expease. Call PA $5415 tor expert advise *a a Mmaid • g w , u n . ta n a . adrertuta* tampalM ’8 Ford ftittoa waga, A/T. Good Ursa. RAH. Raisesable. Fit. assau. 33 FORD, fOM t-v meckaakai roeSAtoe. Coil 844SSS, Claude HarroU. -fH in S4 FALCON Spriat. Ph. 322 97. Hoitsdd tot Heat 103. Mobile Homes - 841* stts after a p. m. '34 Chevy Belair, RAH, seed RENTALS 1-2 aod 3 Bedrooms eeadMlM. tow toes A seat Furnished or Unfurnished NSW and USED covers. 4273. 322-7680. AMtoga It Cabanas QUALITY MOBILE HOMES I960 CHEVROLET. Excellent Hwy. 1T SJ S. 322-1142 eoaditiaa. Lew mitoeie, ftn . FH. 824448. '8 FORD ROADSTER. Best AVAILABLE Sept. 1. 322-4347. offer. Urn at 5S4S 4. Myrtle Abe. 100. A p a rtm e n ts for R eal I Bank 1 2 BEDROOM, kitchm equip­ 3 ROOM Furnished Apt. AirJUST LISTED! 3 BEDROOM Houm w ith air- ped. Available on October 3. conditioned Bedroom. $63. Ill Rndecoratlns M. 322484. I . Mb., 322-4263. Very attractive, •pack**, and coadlttoasr. P roperty comfortable 2 Bedroom Cui- 2400 Orange Are. Owner on Fun. Apt Close in. Apt. 4 tom built borne oa well premises Saturday, or phone 2 BEDROOM, 2 Bath, acre ed patio. Fh. 323-Oaet. $ » Me. 497VA W. 1st. M Chrys. 484 hsj, SSI mo. M anagem ent lindtcnped homeilte. Fee- 322-1970. te e s Include fully equipped NEW 3 Bedroom house, kit­ l br . rum. Hetaae. Fh. essU Ramb. 874 bal, IIS mo. DOWNSTAIRS Ulfurnished 2 'U Cbev. |488 bat. $24 mo. kitchen (including chen equipped. $7S month. 122 and Sales Broker electric Bedroom apartment, kitchen 'SI Renault, 8V> bal. $29 mo. djihweahif). screened Flor Ph. 3234403. equip!. IMto W. IStb St. Ph. '3S Cadillac $797 bat, 87 mo. F U R N I S H E D 3 Bedroom Ida Fatie, Brick flreplsea la 3443562 Geneve. JIM H U N T '37 Ply. HT. $38 bal, 8 3 mo. Living room, and many « • 2-BEDROOM, kitchen equip­ House. 3411 Palmetto, Ph. 322 0274. tra* Including air-condition- ped. fenced back yard. Con­ NICELY FURNISHED large 2 ’SI Chav. 448 bet, f tt mo. ar, Fraeaer, a u t o m a t i c venient to base. IAS mo. 2 BR, Unfurnished bouse. Ph Bedroom 4 2 Hath Apart ’« Ford, 4797 bsl, $33 mo. REALTY clothes washer, and other* 322-4M8 after 4 p. m. ment. Adults. 1912 Sanford 'U Ford, $396 bal, $29 mo. 322-MB2. '31 Pont. $691 bal, $32 mo. Offlra: 223-2111 loo numerous to Itemize. 2 B E D R O O M Unfurnished 2 Bedroom home, SIT Catalina. Ave., 322 3668. '38 Cbev. Wg. $687 bat, $32 mo. Nlgkta: 323-OTOa ‘to Ply Wg. $617 bal. $21 mo. 522-6441 Only 414,430 With excellent house, 2411 8. Laurel, Ph. FLORAL HEIGHTS. 3 Room 1 BR. furu. house, Lake Mary. 322-SiaS, 2934 Part Drive terms. Eseluahe with apartment. 1 block past Air '36 Pont. Wg $391 bal 121 mo. No pets. 321-3041. Bass lot on Sanford Ave '31 Pont. Wg. $677 bal. $37 mo. 2 BEDROOM HOUSE. RowFOR SALE BY OWNER. Cue* Hibictu Ave., Rt. 2, Box '» Chev. Wg. $734 hal, $38 mo. man's Trailer Court. Stenstrom R ealty lea lullt C l Horn*, 2 Bed* 372. Phillip Enders, or call 'ST Old* Wg. $897 bsl. $32 mo. 4908. room, 3 Bath, Living Room, '39 Merc. $849 bsl, $32 mo. 322 3007. MM Fact Dr. 322-2430 Family Been, Kitchen, Cen­ LAKE MARY. I Bedroom, 'S3 Csdlllac. $341 bsl, $31 mo. R E N T A L S tral haatias and Orepteee, Florida room, fenced yard. CLEAN Furnished downstairs '33 Ford $399 bsl, $24 mo. LONGWOOD AREA Ian* utility nod atorafa, tar- Price $10,500 - No Qualifying 322-1307. apartment with attic lea. '39 Chev. Vl $82 bal. 89 mo. HOME RENTERS porta and patio. Daep well SMALL DOWN PAYMENT Adults 323-1534. '60 Falcon $747 hal, $38 mo. It’s juat good buaiMas to and iprlakltaf ayitem oa $M par maath Pay* All FURNISHED COTTAGE: Llv check (Jrjt with Sanford's 'll VW, $1091 bit.. $42 mo. mg room, dining, kitchen, 1Beautifully wooded Sot DO s I BEDROOMS, Ilk BATHS ROSE COURT APARTMENTS Bedrooni. Bath, water and largest H o m e Servicing 1 BR. Furnished Apt. 1st Floor, 'to Olds. Cpe $997 bsl. $39 mo. 2M with Redwood tmee, Caiperia '58 OMe, 899 bet. 81 mo. Agency. Fine Homes, Fairly electric furniabsd, $44 plus Orora Manor area. Call Nf ar Nival Bsse. 2013 Sea 38 Cbev. $488 bal. $24 mo. Waatiagbeuee Kitchen Priced. In aU Stoea! gas and tax. Located on m rm after • p. m. ford Ave. 668-4323. Centril Oil Heat 'ST Olds HT. «883 bal, $33 mo. 17 92, I block S. of No. 419 COUNTRY CLUB HTS. junction (at i-Points). See HOME OWNERS UNFURNISHED 2 Bedroom '39 Chev. Bel. $941 be). $39 mo. Rt. 17-42, Turn aa Rt. 427 anytime. Ph. 322-1447 after Good Rental homee, Priced Duplex, kitchen equipped. '34 Pont. $498 bal, $24 mo. TUB TIM1 TESTBO FIRM At five Folate, H mi. to SR is S p. m. weekdays or ally right, are renting and leaa Excellent location. 332-3544. '34 CldUllc $489 bsl, 8 4 mo. B Promise! 'St Pont. 4499 bsl, 81 mo. US N. Park AM. FA M R time Sat. or Sun. tog fast! ■SO Lin. A/C $1392 bal, $32 mo. NICELY FURNISHED large 2 Call Today, For Prompt aod NEW S Bedroom, large utility I BEDROOM Fumlihed House. '81 Renault, 8 8 bal, 81 mo. Bedroom k 2 Bath apart­ Efficient Service. H fay* I EVERETT A. HARPER room, earparta, large shidment. Adult*. 1912 Sanford '10 Falcon $641 bal, 82 mo. AOINCY * RRALTOR ad let, fruit tree*. Low down Near Navy Base. 322-1303. '$6 Hillman, $347 bsl, 81 mo. Ave., 322 3668. SMI I. Park Art. Faymaat. Eaty Term*. Ph. 2 * 3 Bedroom Houses Stenstrom R ealty 'M Ford PU. $347 bsl, 81 mo. Phoata FA S-SSM ar FA >RM Payton Realty FURN. Garage Apt. 2345VA ‘34 Ford PU, $444 bal, $ 8 mo 2663 PARK DRIVE 322-1301 1742 at Hiawatha Palmetto. 322 0323 or 3234. 'S3 Caddy 8 8 bsl, $14 mo. 3 STORY HOUSE, extra large 322-2420 322.7493 roomi. $aoo eeih and only 3 BEDROOM Unfurnished, 609 NIGHTS 322-6124 - 323 6M 2 ROOM Furnished Apert '8 Ford, $79 bsl, $6 mo. '8 Bulek, $31 bal, $4 mo. nine years M pay. TU Mag W. 3th. Inquire at sio W. •encw or a m mHt. Th. 322-3827. -14 Cbev. $63 b*]. 8 mo. * e i ALFRED M TSTRBACT.T Bolia, •th. I22-07M. • i*4 T fC T O W A A T E FURNISHED 3 Room Apt '$3 Olds. 8 4 bal. 8 me. T R B A r L T . hie «t(« Working widow wishes to ioT Reitori Renin!P Clam k close to. $33 mo. *8 Fly. 147 bsl. 8 mo. TOII AMD BACH O F TOC Or* h .ra b y nntlflafl th a t ault Shars her home with a wo­ Lights k water included. Ph WE DO TRADE! ha* b«*n (Mimmanr*,! ■ •*tn*t man n r couple. 322-4367. HUTCHISON'S 322-9307. •nil In thn C ircuit Cnurt n( t h . i u r n r r t a c r r r r a t n T o r N inth Ju d ic ia l Circuit nf th* T l l r NINTH J I D IC IA I, f l K OCEANFRONT APTS. IT IN AND r o i l tENI!VOI.E FURNISHED apartmeot. In­ » t«t* »f F l o r i d a In and tor CI 33* So. Atlantic COINTT, F L O R ID 4. •ralnola C o u n t r . lha a h b r a . quire 404 E 14th 8L, Aft r H A N C B R T 4 0 . 14MB Daytona Beach REPOSSESSIONS, INC. r l a t a d till* o f which la: 7. WHE M C rV tD E X T tJ»W TTT. THE FE N N JIUTl’AL L I F E IN- i n t h e c m r r r r o r tmh Call 322 4031 1 A O 8ANr0R0 AVE. SL'RANCE CO MPA.NT, NINT j u d i c i a l m r e r r i n TlON FOR SAVINOS IX T H E Plaintiff, AND FO R 1KMINOLE C O I N . t o w n o r b o i t o x , aic. 2 ROOM APARTMENT, Fri IU I Z o r w EVENINGB 102. Mobile Homee • Sal* TT. FLORIDA. r i a l s u ( f . *a. vita bath k entrance, UI ROBERT M. DOWNt.VO. s t ui. I H ANCIENT NO. I U U MeUonville. Ph. 323 3420. THE ROBTON FIVE CE NTS MOBILE HOMES moved rea A L FR E D M T E T R E A U L T and at aL Phone 322-4503 D . f .n d a n t * SAV1.VOS BANE, V i c t o r i a a t e t r e a u l t . hi* sooably safety. Details ar­ n o t t e a o p » r r r in mu. F ta ln llff, $36 mo. Up. Surplus City. 120. Automotive Servlet HORTOAn a r o R E r L o m - R B *• ranged. Anywhere Fla. Ap In Chaaeary No. l l l i a Th* a a l u r a n t this ault Is a TO* ROBERT M DOWNING JOHN J . LEWIS, at ux and at proved tractor. Write P. O. FURNISHED OR U N FU RN and PATRICIA DOWN, a.I f n r - r ln t u r * of th a t r a r l a ln COHEN KAPIATOR SHOP Box 13It, Sanford. 1SHED 2 Bcilrmim Duplex Free inspection, estimates, t n o . hi* wit*. R io r K ty a from ta l d defendant* D*f«nil.tnt*. R E flU E N C K l UNKNOWN to plaintiff. d * i * 1 M tr lll« .A O I I tC o r ( H I T IN Apartment T e rrs a o floors, pickup, delivery. Recortog a n d racordad M a r II. 1111 In * 4 0 TO* All p a r ti t a d a l m l n c UOHTOA6B FO R E lL O O t R E tiia bath, water furnlibed. In ta r a a la by. throunh. un- TOi STLVfA » LEWIS Official R a c s rd a Rook JM t>ac* A repairs discounted. da r nr t i a i n i t t h a a fora- IRAIDENCF.i I'nknnwn Pb 322.2334 after 3 p. m. 11* n t lha F u h h o Racorda nf Hite E. 3rd. 332-348 ■aid MTMB* i a m ln a la Count*. Ftnrlda, s n . Toy ar* h t r t b * i n H f H d th a t i n r n r r i m c r i T c o u r t o f TOU AflE h*r*by nntltlad l Com plaint tn f-tr*rloa* * T B S N I N T H J U D I C I A L H R . ] BEDROOM Furnished apart• u m h a r ln s I h s l **rt»ln pi*)-* • r pare*) of property U r a l , th a t a Complaint to faracloaa e«rUln m o r ts a a * » n r u m b * r tn s C I IT. IN A ND F O R SK W IN O L a AUTO GLASS wtent, S-Ul, _ ITnj Msgaoiiz. • d . l i m i * , . n d b*--» U »»:d ■ a .- a tta in m a r l y * ; * *o*>)rrbtr- if.* f.-.Jtstr-cs i« » -r:ta O j-*a! 62 OLDS CUTLASS CnUFR T-S, Ant* Traa*., Radio aad Healer, Bwhet Seats, AH Vtoyl latertor 7 9 9 1 keposesins • . 62 RAMBLER Aaibeaeeder Ceatam 4-D». Redan, V>S Eagine, Stand. Trane., P. Rtwrlng, Power Brahae, Heater. Air x ^ dlllrntd 62 FALCON "SQUIRE" RTA. WAGON National proparl*. to-wlt: t » t IJ. Rl-v-k " E " COL’NT R T CLUB MANOR. UNIT NO. t. Acenr-fme t o tn* - p ' a t th ara o f a* rt/* F la t B-A-k I t. P a s* SI. F u b . Ita R*aarda nf nam lnola County. Ft-.rid* haa t>**n fil*-l agalnat you la tha at>»v* *ty!ad ault. and you •ra raqulrad to aarva 4 aopy af your .Anawar or a t b a r FlaadIn* to lb* Complaint on P l a i n ­ t if f * atiornay*. ANDEHfltt.N IlL'flH. DEAN A LOWNDES. I l l Kaat t'« ntral floulavatd, Orlando, Florid*, and flla tha original tnawar or o in a r F l ta d ln c ' 1 tha offlca of tha Clark o f tha Circuit C o u r t an «r bafor* th* H u d day of S a p t. ember, 1*41. If yaU fall to do an, a d*«re* pr«. i a n f * i» o will ba t a k e n ■ t i l m t you for tha r*ll*f damandad In lh a C o m ­ plaint Thl* Nolle# ahall b* publiah•d ao t i a wa*k for f o u r conao-uiiva w*aka In tba Sanford Herald. DA TED tbla t t i b d a y of Auauat. t i l t . ISK.ALt A r t h u r H Beckwith. Jr. C l a r k s f Circuit C o u r t Ry: M a rtha T. Vlhlan D e puty Clerk Put'tl*b An* 31, 31 A flop!, i, 1 t 1341. CLtC-41 r C O U N T S . F L O R ID A . I CH ANCF.NV NO. I t M N O T IC E ■ K IR L E T U ro APPEAR DAVII. Fiaar.ti t< rt CLAUDE D A V li. raR4anoe u n ­ known. Dafandant. STATE OF FL O R ID A TOi CLAUDE DAVIS, f . i d . n e * u n know n T ou a r e b*r*by 401111*4 th a t e Bill nf Camplalnt for l l t t r - a ba* b«*n fit*d a aa ln a t you. and you ar* ra<iulr*d to aarva a eopy a t your *now*r n r plaadt n e to tha Hilt a t Camplalnt an lha P U I n t l f f a AM<irn*y, Norrlo D W-mttork. Ml. »3T W. C hurch Siraat, Orlando. P l a n t * . Z.ad flla lha orl*ln al anaw a r or p lta d ln g In tba nfft> ■ of tha t*l«rk nf tha Clfcutt C ourt a n nr b«far* Sapt* • mbar U n d . 1141. If you (all to do t o l u d e m a n t by dafault wilt ba l a k a n aeolnat you for tba ra llaf damandad tn tba Sill of Complaint. DONE AND O ltD E R E D at Sanford, eam lnola County, Flor. Ida. tb la l t t h day o f Aufuat. 1144. (KALI A r t h u r H R ick w ith . Jr. Clark of Clrault Court Ry: M artha T. Vlhlan PtjMiah A uf. 31. I I 4 Sapt I II. 1144 C DC-44 FURNISHED gsr*S« apt. Ph. ac^w . uean a Rooms, ell Park. INSTALLED Senkarik Glasa and Paint Com oan v 210 Magnolia Pb. FA $468 WE L A R A APARTMENTS 114 W. First St. Auto GUas, Tape * Sea* Cavers EFFICIENCY $to. 811 Park AUTO GLASS & SEAT COVER CO. FURN. Apt Close tn. Jimmie Cowan. 3 8 4013. 14* W. IM St. FA $4052 A a WORK GUARANTEED FURN. I room apt. $10 mo. 121, Scooters ft Cycles AduJU. 322 900. 1-Room Efficiency apt. with pvt. bath A shower, suitable for couple or single person or retired AU utiUties In­ cluded to rent. Ideally lo­ cated cm tn St , within 1 block of 3 free parking iota and abopptog center. In­ quire st Manuel Jacobson Dept. Store 211 E. First St. FURNISHED Apartment. Terraxzo floors, tile both, airconditioned. Adults, phone 38-6301. WHY Buy somcoca cue* trou­ bles WHY Go to the expense of a second used car WHEN You can drive a brand new Vespa for 8 0 0 down and 54 30 per week, and get up to 18 m p i Transmission guaranteed for life. LEWIS SALES A SERVICE 2317 Country Club Road 222-7921 4 HIGHEST DISCOUNTS — PONTIACS (Bread Hew 1444 Medals - Hat With 1—BONNEVILLE VTHTA, 4-Daar HsH tep. Blast pore Gold, Whits Gold, Saddle lattrlar, Power Window* And S ca t 1—CATALINA SPORTS COUPS, Msrlia Stow All Blue Marroklde Interior. 1—CATALINA SAFARI, $-Pi—*n$*r Station Wagon, Snowcreat White, Matchlag Blua Marrohid# Intarior. 1-8TARCH1EF VISTA, 4 - Door H ardto* Eiagapora Gold With Fawn Interior. ^ BUICKS (Srawd Now 11*4 Modal* _ Rs4 Dewoootratore) Radio and Heater 1 5 9 5 63 Chev. Pick-Up to Ton, Long Whaalheee. Meatalde Bed, S-CyL, Naw Paint, Good Tires, Solid And Right Throughout, Locally Ownad. 1 5 9 5 61 Chev. Belair 4 • Door, V-5, Automatic Tranamlaalon. Radio And Heater, Low Mltaage, One Owner Car. 1 4 9 5 60 CHEVROLET IMPALA c-ONVKRTIHtR 5 CyL, Auto, Trans, Radio end Haater, While Finish, Bln* Top, All Vinyl Interior. 1—R1VERIA COUPE, Whits, Black Manokida Bucket Beats, Power Windows Aad 8«at. 1—WILDCAT 4-DR. HARDTOP, Acquaaariaa, Black Marrohid* Intarior. 1—WILDCAT SPORTS COUPE, Nocturne Blue With Whit# Top, Blu« Interior, Power Wiudowa And Seat. 1—LA8ABRE 4-DR. HARDTOP, Alamo Bdigt With Fawn Intarior. 1—LASABRE, 4-DR. SEDAN, Skyllno Blue With Whito Top Aad Blua intarior. K IO T S * In U I C . a l i * PONTIAC'S AND BUICKR LISTED ABOVE ARE EQUIPPED WITH FACTORY AIR CONDITION­ ING, POWER STEERING, POWER BRAKES, WHITEWALL TIRES. TINTED GLASS AND AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. 1 4 9 5 59 Engliflh Ford Tkamra Panel Truck, Clean, .Solid Throughout. Legal Notice Ins ih* (oltow lna d*acrlb*d r a il property, t o . wit: LOT I, BLOCK I#. H E F T LER HOMES ORLANDO __I S C I I O j f ONE. ta plat tbaraol racordad In P l a t Book II. r * ( * a I and I. Public R tu o rd t o f Samin a la County, r t o r l d a ha* bean flla* a s a ln a t y o u In tha abo*a atyiag tu it. and y su • r a r a q u lr a d la l a r v a a copy s f your Anawar a r s t h a r FtaadIns la th a Camolalnt an P la in. Illfa a ll o r n i y a , ANDERSON, RL'IH. DBAN A LOWNDES. I l l Kaat C t n t n l Doulavard, O r­ lando. Florida, and flla t h a o n alnal Anawar or o t h a r Ft*adInn In lha offlca of lha Clark a f lha Clrault Court on o r ba. fora m a l l t h da* o( fl*r -*Tn. bar. I K I I f you fait u ef«» e>>, a d tcraa pro conlaaao will ha tak«n a s a l n a t yau for lh a r*. Il*f dam andad In tha Complaint. Tkla Nolle* i ball ba p u b lt.h »d anca a waak tar to u r coaaacutlva waaka la t k a Sanford tftra ld. DATED T ilts l l t k d a y ar Auauat, 1141. (SEAL) A r t h u r K. Backwlth. J r . Clark of Circuit C o u rt By: Bllaabaih B r u t n a h a n D a puty Clark FubltaH Aus- II. 11, 11 * sapt r. i m . iCDc-ae - 4 -lir., 6-t'yl., A u l e Tran*., Legal Notice Legal Notice Geansweep Sale *1 5 9 5 S t Johns Realty Legal Notice SEPT. 24th THE DAY WE SHOW THE 65*s ISN'T FAR AWAY - THESE BRAND NEW PONTIACS AND BUCKS HAVE COT TO GO 0***0* 1—GRAND PR1X* Alamo Buckat fa sts, 104. Trailer Space • Rest V A -FH A Count* and K a t a . to .w it: Lot T. Block T. R t t i h a r * . •■•id P lra t, Addition, *• r*m rd*d In F l a t Bank II. • r i t * ar, M w l a a l t C a u n tx Fuhllc R arsrda. EACH n r TOD 14 R E QUtR E l) to flla y o u r anawar or • i h a r » r t u « n d a f a n i ia to tha Complaint w i t k tha Clark a t tha Clrault C o u r t a t aam inola Count*. F t a n d a . la thin pro<**dlny and t s aar*a a aopy th*r*nr upon t h a p l a l a t l t f a at tnrnaj*. w hoaa namaa a n d ad dr.** ar* h a r a l n a f t a r h i lo rth , • • r x i u lr t d b y law. not l a t s r th a n th* l l r d da* of 4*pt*mt>*r 1IM In d a f a u l l ih*r*ot th* u u i t will proc**.| •* pa rt* upon tha a n t r y of a Dacraa F ro fonf»»*o again*! you. WITNKIM m y hand and th* s f f j r l a l **at of *al.| C o u rt In B*mlnol* C ounty, VloM'la, tbla 11th day of A u | u a t t i l l . (BEAL) A rth u r H. Backwlth. J r . Clark o f t h a Circuit Court By: M a r t h a T. Vlhlan t h p u t y C lark BKARDALL* O R ID LE T AND D 'W li At: ' i n i r i for F t a ln l l f f In North C o u r t f l r a a t p . .. i o i t k a Bex m i Orlando. F lo r id a F hll.h Au*. I t , SI A fl.pt a n. im . pD C -lt . T4 tra ito r* A Ph. « COMET S Dr. Avtoaatto. Qsseway 7e Tha sew « • * . A-l. 223-1142. Robson BporUat Yew SVIIOUDC to Ford. Clean- 854 504-6-6 R. to t Ph. FA MM ilO illS R S d ISSN. COMB. GREENBRIAB NEW ROMES WaH Fourth St Jtut oft Par- Chelae law ivtiiaMt la I BEDROOM, 1 aimmoo. Salesman on pro- Greenbrier *f Lach Aikar koek yard, kitchen oguipynd , 4:00 to 7:64 p. a . •MriMWas self etwee. t m " -------lay- Wedaiadey- Friday. Coats* baildiat 6* yeet Saturday A fcaday 1:« la tpettfieatlni. 7:00 p. a . w T tJF R fi ry KINOSWOOO CURTOM BUILT BOMS OM Government owned BUILDERS, INC. LABS. CsD n v o s l s f * Honas 462 Fairamnt Hr. FA 34*4 $100.00 D O W N For Moot LAKErBONT ESTATE Selection ad 2, 3, and 4 Ball-Blair * |— f S S l i r i f . | Bath Home « 1 BB house. Bedrooms loaatad Is varioua Ml 122-3441 2 1 1 1. Peek Are. 1 KTM with nvtr 3» ft as AduBS. N O PiM. SSZ-74S4. •actions ad le a k e d liffa lake. Only lisjoo with Immediate Delivery t BEDROOM Trailer. M x 10 2-REDROOM house, htteken Tamil Call today! MONTHLY PAYMENTS ia yrivsts to*. ITS «o. ot su equipped. SIT Eicambie Dr. FROM $50.00 N. Witter Park Dr., Caseei- 322-6820. FOR THE BEST HOME Stem per A gency 2 BEDROOM house, tOOfleUBUY Beatoor-laiuror-Ttadea I B1DROOM UBfumOked, ly furnished. 322-2377. SEE YOUR 222-4841 DU S. Freach Ate. MOfMe kitchen. 32341*t. C US. Alias Far flats IT PLYWOOD Beat, 2 by. Air w aled kicker. Goad shape s a - m t after $ p. to. S4 CXYSLXR, m . Oeed T im . i r RORUM Ph. by Mercury, m aty extras. AIR CONDITIONED 3 ___ room. 2 Bath, Florida Room, extra nice utility room, Dew hot water heater, shady fenced yard, feeing lake FI. S2F4SSS 3, S, * 4 BEDROOMS 2, IH, A S BATHS ■o u s t a . wtluams KXTCHBN SQUIFFED LOW MONTHLY FAYMENI* rr» alwat* a ra m o Far Cempleta laferaattea When yon enjoy the comfort ?a m AtitaHt H a t > M | Sat « Call Year of central beet and air ta FHA-VA this beautiful bom*. 3 Bed NEW HONES Avidebto ia Sanford m i tad S Bath, DbctrtcsHy SALES BROKER IiMfwMd a m (I «$. So. # • Bate Tha Kama Far Tm $«Uo nod M ay extras. M 17-44). Ready for a m p tis,abo Tots; price - $M0 aaty. 444A4 yar aw. and ay. Stenstrora R ealty «r Cemmarciel. 2SSS PARE DRIVE 222-7414 IM S ENTERPRISES, Na. SSS-I4SS F ri. S a p t 4. *$♦—P s f i 11 IM . A p e r t M eats fo r H eat 123. B an ts f t M otors * 7 9 5 1964 W ILDCAT 4-Door Hardtop. White With Sleek Ceatom Marrohid* latorior, Factory Air, Power Steeriag, Power Brakes. Power Windows, Aluminum Sport WhraU, Cornering Light*, Tilt Wlmul, 6,005 Mils*. BiU'a Penooal Cur. SAVE '1 , 0 0 4 00 59 International Ton Cab And Chsaaia. Build Your Own Body. to * 5 4 1 OPEN EVERY NIGHT TIL g I’.M. Saturdays Til 5 P.M. HOLLER MOTOR SALES 2nd. ft Palmetto Ph. 322-6231 2307 Park Dr. Ph. 322-0861 Phone 322-0231 301 West First Strati SANFORD OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS *TIL « P.M. i �^ , w « ^ Navy Silent On Tests O f Pilot Scribes Foiled For Details 01 Heroic Escapee I I i; i SAN DIEGO. CAllf. (UP1) J U Navy remain*! t®* d ir «■ wfcat typ* being given In Aero pilot M. Charles P. tfuimana who e»caped from hU Commuolst captors in Laos. The N a n W f « lf Nut Kloimann, 30, San Diego, was in the hospital and undergoing testa. Efforts Thursday night to teach the fliar’i wife, Sara, *0, at their home also proved fruitless. Newsmen were told aha was out. Details o( Kkumano's escape from a End prison camp were net dlscloned officially hr the N a n , and Busmann declined to answer newsmen’s questions when he touched down briefly at Honolulu, Travis Air Force Base, Calif., and San Diego Wtdanadsr night. He merely would sar B was pood to be home and he wa« feeling good. After fleeing from the Com■nunlsti, Klusmann made his war to Thailand, oatansiblr with the help of friendly Meo tribesmen In Laoa. Secrecy s h r o u d e d JOus ■»ana’s departure from Thill and to Hoeolulu. Tho fUar*» wth flow to Travia Air Force Base Wednesday Id meet him, then flew here with him, where he was reunit ad with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred fOuaminn of Area dla, Calif., end Ms brother, John, 21. Klusmann and bla wife illpped Into a watting limousine and sped off to an undlsclos od destination. Thursday night, the Navy reported that Klusmann was in the hospital Thursday, had un­ dergone tests and was due for additional testing. OUTSTANDING ADVERTISEMENT brings Award of Excellence to Roy Green, center, Herald advertising manager and David Tomlinson, gener­ al manager of Holler Motor Sales Co. Herald publisher Walter Gielow presents the awards a t a dinner at the Cnpri, for The Ad Builder, a na­ tional mat service out of Peoria, III. The award notes a prize-winning sd made up by Green for Holler’s which with several others boosted car sales by 30 per cent. The newspaper ad U now being used in a Holler brochure. (Herald Phots) North Orlando Boy To Study Engineering 1* th e C u t l ml I k , e - n u t r J mS bv . S v m I m- 1* e m i t , t l M . Mb, I* P r « b a l r . l a r a t R e la te a t VALTOtf II. WII.t.tA SIR t>r>-*ee*4 T a A ll C re d ito r* i l l P a ra a a a M a rta s r ta la a a a a D ataaa S a S a a l a a t S a i l R a ta ta i T ou end r a r h of you a r r hereUr nallfle.l an.I r*,|tilr#<! to Jiri-aant any rtalma and ilxmxrvl, w M rh rnu. nr allhar of you t r a y have t r a i n , ! lha -aiat* •tf V.U.TOJf n. Wit.t.lAMS. d»raaaait, lata of aalrf f'minly. In ♦he County J i i l * - nf s»mln*ita County, Florida, at lila nf(li-a In tha court h » U » n f raid t'oiint y a t Sanfnrd, Florida, within • l i c alen d a r motttha from the tlm a of lha flrat putillcallnn of th la not Ira. Kach rlalm nr <1# m end ahall ha In wrllln a. and ■hall atata tha ptara of raal d anna nf th a claimant, and ahall Ua awnrn In hy tha rtalinant. hl> t * » n l, or attorney, and any aurti claim nr demand not ao Cl la.1 ahall ha void. Porla M. Wllllama Aa a d m ln lattatrlx nf lha r . l a l a nf Valton Ft. Wllllama, iM rtaaad M ark i-laratand, Jr, A ltnrnay a t l a a F ft lira war 7. Sanford, Florida A tto rn e y for Katato Pubtleh Sapt. t. II. II, II. I I I ! rtiK-n iv thr nm i iT cm ht s i x t h j r n i c i t i . r m r i it o f w t>At.R W. OWKKI and SKlItL E T H. OWENS, hla wlf*. Defendant* MkTICR o r r n n r i i o a i ni: e » i . r NOTICE i s H K it r .i i r i n vEN pu rsu a n t I* a Final r>«crsa • f F n re rln au re dated lha Jnd Say of Vsplambar. A. I>. 1*44. a n d a nlarad In Chancary No. I l l* } nf lha Circuit Court o f th a N inth Judicial Circuit In and for S-mln»1a County, Florida, wharaln Fadaral Nafln n al M nrta aa * Aeeixdallnn, a e n rp u ra tln n u ra a n lia d under an Act of Conffraaa and a ila lln a p u r s u a n t lo tha Fadaral Nadtonal M nrlaaaa Aaaorlall-m C h a r i e r Art. havlna Its prlncl- Spends Leave In North Orlando By H a rte r* Csafcy Michael Harvillt. ATAN. tISN, spent two weeks’ leave ot the home of hla parents, Mr. end Mrs. Ewrighteon Harvllle of I I North Third By Jane Casselberry Street, North Orlando. Har­ Rev. Delmaa Copeland of vllle was stationed at Mem­ phis, Trnn., where he recently the Casselberry Community completed s course hi elec­ Methodist Church has an­ tronics. nounced plane for s weekSlate the Harvillee are long revival to be held at the MIKE HARVILLE avid boaters, Michael spent church Sept. 13-18. many pleasant hours of hie Evangelist will be Rev. Official atata flower of Art- Harold L. Brooks of Jackson­ leave with hie slater Patty and hla parents on the St. tona is tha large, waxy white ville. Charles Selph of Win­ John’s River aboard the fam­ blossom of tho giant sagusro ter Haven wilt serve as sang ily outboard cruiser. cactus. leader. He left last weekend for elx weeks’ studies In Oceania, r v i o v i i \ J G v Vs., and then will be station­ ed at Cecil Field, Jacksonvil­ C A L t le, much to the delight of his family. Airman Harvllle la a 1M3 graduate of Lyman High School where he played on the football team. He enlist­ M O V IN G AND STORAGF CO INC ed In the Navy before he waa 18, following in the footsteps FA 2 9 5 11 of hla dad who had made the 5 0 4 C o If y A vf SS , t u t o r il. F I . 8. Navy hla career. By Msygarrl Cnabjr Mr. and Mrs. LMwsrtl F. Connelly, 131 North Cartel Avenue, North OrUndo, drovs their son, Eddie Jr., up to Gainesville last weekend whrrs he registered me a frrthman a t tha Unlverilty of Florida. Eddie hae entered the En­ gineering School and although he expects to be very busy In tha coming month a, he’ll be looking forward to hear­ ing from hla old frlende. HU mail should he directed to Hume Hall, University of Florida, Guiiimvllle, Eddie anid he hopes his mail box will lie full. Thomas I.avin, Eddie’* ma­ ternal grandfather, of And­ over, ,Muu., wax here for four months in the spring hut made a aperhl trip down ngaln to wish hi> grundioti good tuck and good market Eddie wa* graduated from Bishop .Moore in Orlando this past June and was uwurdeJ a letter for baseball. Tha Connelly twine, Mary and Fete, are now senior* at Bishop Moore and nlao are looking forward to becoming University of Florida Gators. Clouds, Storm Cover Much Of Northern Area Rummage Sales End Saturday t PDB-M he made It clear he was at­ tacking Goldwiter'a political philosophy. "It la difficult to bnagtna how anyone who does under­ stand the issues now facing the nation can neglect to reg­ ister and vote,” laid Meany. “For the issues in this elect­ ion are extremely grave for the labor movement, for tha nation and for the world.” Prisoners Held ALGIERS <UPI) - One thousand political prisoners are being held in Algeria as counter • revolutionaries, Pre­ sident Ahmed Ben Bella an­ nounced Monday. Ho said the prisoners were well-treated. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT JOHN'S SHOE SERVICE 2465 S. PARK AVE. General Shoe Repairing Expertly Done SPECIALIZING IN ORTHOPEDIC CORRECTIONS AND BUILD-UPS OPEN 8 A.M. TILL t P.M. MON. THRU SAT. Cars and Trucks IN THE LAST TWELVE W ORKING DAYS — BECAUSE tlnltrd Press International Thunderstorm* dotted the Midwest today and gray, rainy skies darkened New England. Clear weather prevailed across the rest ol the nation. The thunderahower* h i t 1 part* of the Midwest with lo­ cally heavy amounts of rain­ fall. Lam mi in southwestern EDDIE CONNELLY Iowa reported 1.18 Inches in six hours and Forbe* Air Force Huar near Topeka, Kan., had 1.12 inches. Drenching rains and high winds swept across Wisconsin By l l n n n a Extra late Thursday night ami a re­ Tho final day nf tha three- ported tornado demolished a day rummagi* *nlr xp»n*»rrd harn in the southern part ol by th* Church of Nativity the state which reported four Catholic Women’* Club will inches of rain. be held at the Super Vulu A freak wind »torm spawned Market on Sit Ctrl Saturday gusts of 70 miles an hour over fruin 8 a m. until dark. Cadillac, Mich., toppling some Many item* of giaal tixrd power linea and destroying a clothing, k i t c h e n utensil*, building. Heavy rains follow­ <hdies, (ml* ami pans, fur %■ ed the storm. lure and shoes are still availEarly morning temperatures aide. ranged from the upper 30a in Chairmen of the project !■ Montana to the mid 80s In the Mr*. Jennie Fox. ■lesert southwest. ged that they support Presi­ dent Johnson. Ia l Labor Day message the trader of the 13-milllon member union group urged all Americans to register aod vote. He said that “this elec­ tion, to a greater degree than any since before World War II, will decide what kind of a country you and I, and our children and grandchildren, are going to live tn." Meany’s organisation endor­ sed Johnson's canrlidsey earli­ er this week. The labor leader mentioned neither the Presi­ dent nor GOP presidential nominee Barry M. Goldwatcr by name In his statement, but W e've Sold W e O ffer BETTER DEALS! CHARLIE SMITH SAYS “ALL OF OUR 1964 MODELS ABSOLUTEY MUST BE SOLD IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS - NOW IS THE BEST POSSIBLE TIM E TO GET A NEW CAR FOR THE LEAST M O N EY!” Judge Pays AMARILLO, Tex. <UH) — Charlea E. Chilton didn’t hava far tn go today to pay tha two traffic citations he got last week. Ha is a traffic court judge at Ilia Amarillo police station. CHOOSE YOUR WE HAVE ON HAN D C O M P A R E R C A V IC T O R m ErkI o © m m T V A G A I N S T ALL. O T H E R S F O R U N S U R P A S S E D N A TU R A L CO LO R 8 Corvairs 17 Impalas 3 Jetstar 88s 3 Chevy IPs 13 Bel Airs 4 Dynamic 88*s 8 Chevelles 10 Biscaynes 1 Super 88 MAKE US AN OFFER--------WE L IK E -T O SAY “YES” —5*1 n lllr r !« 'h» R U * jr 1 1 . 4 ^ Inato n, Ills -let nf Columbia, la -Ilia -nAlSdirTT^aad OATili OWENS and illlR I.F .T M OWENS, hla wlf*. lha I>er»nd• nta, | will aal( 10 lha hlahaat a n d l>aet bidder f»r cash at tha F r o n t Door of the Seminole C i u n t y Cuurlhuuaa In lha City «»f Hanford. County of Hrmlnol* S l a t s or Florida, a t I t tl S A .It. on lha ITth day of Saplamher. I M t . t h a following de.rrH-ad propa rty aa aet forth In said F i n a l I'acrea. tn-w lt: lait T, llloch B. COl'.STHT CI.UU MANOR, u n i t n o . *. a cc ording In the plat Ihera«if aa rafurded In l-lat Book 1], Pngaa I t and 11 I'uhllc flecorda n f ItemlnuAi County, Florida: In c lu d in g apacIfUalty but net by way of limitation, lha fol­ low ing flslu ra a r Heater. Suntan SI. I I D. aerial nunihar 4*11, Vanella n IMInda, AI.L parmanenily tnalallad. T'alad th is Ind day a f l a p l enit.er, A. D. 1MI. IHKAI,) A r t h u r If. Baehwllh. J r . Clark of Circuit Court lly; M a rth a T. Vlhtan. DC. Mack N Cleveland J r . and Harold F. Jehason A tt o r n ty a for F l a la t lf f F. O. D raw er X Sap for i, Florida Saarord, iT u bMUh lla h Sept. 4. U K . WASHINGTON (UPI) — AFL-CIO President George Messy said today that voters will face "one ot the rare pivotal slections is Amariean history" hi November. He or- Church Plans Revival Legal Notice FI.O RID S IV AVD FOR IKVI. I I H . R COl’VTV. CHAVCKKV vn. m a t F R D R R A t. NATIOHAI. MOITT. O AOi: ASSOCIATION, a Corforatloa, FlalaIIff. M eany Urges Johnson Support A T A H H a w ||I e AU-CHANNILTUNJNQ ALL-CHANNIL TUNING SAVE DOLLARS AT HOLLER MOTOR SALES (tgP THE MOST TRUSTED NAME IN TELEVISION VISIT O l’R SHEET MUSIC A RECORD DEPT. Sanford Electric Co. COLOR TV SALES us MAGNOLIA AND SERVICE 322-1581 HECONO ft PALMETTO 322-0711 Tl k J N P I |ii i i i 2505 8. PARK 322-0861 L ': _ iM ! ■ ' T ; ! & J �m - A dventist Baptist Congiefattonal m B E fElSrE -D A Y ADVENTIST C H tlR C E C orner 7th A Elm JORDAN MISSION ART BAPTIST CHURCH 1*11 W. Plrat S tr e e t Sunday School _ _ _ 1*:09 A m. M orning Worahlp _ 1 I : P a n , Bible Study (Sunday) 7:0# p.m. E vangelletle Servlet T:*« A m. Wed. P r a y e r Meet _ T:*« a m. Blit Stephen* _ _ _ _ _ _ P a s t o r A Cordial Walcoma to All ITKBIAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH Hmotag C hur ah a f C hrist* P a rk A ran a# a t lo th f t. #:(* a m . ___ Church School It.-*# a m. _ W orahlp S a rrlc a S i l t p. « . _ Christian Tooth M talatry B a r. W ah m A. S . 1 w 1 . U M a r s h a l l ---------------h M SE RV ICE S SATURDAY— S a b b a th School - »:I« A m . W o r a h lp Barvlca _ ll:M A m. W edne sda y Night P r a y e r Service ____ T:*• p. m . A lliance CHRISTIAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE CHURCH 14*1 P a r k Ave. a t t« th St. R a r . C- C- Do**, J r . — r e * la* • B u a d a y School — 1:41 A m. A W o rsh ip Saralea — 11 :*<* A m. E v e n i n g W orship — Tit* A « Alllanca T ooth Fellow ship (W ad.) __ T'.SS A m . (W a d ) P r a y e r Barries ------ T :tl A m . A ssem bly Of God p in e c r e s t assem bly o r GOD CHURCH Cor. 17th a n d Elm ■ . M. W ilder -------------- P a ste * Sun d a y School ----- M l A m. M o rn in g W o-ahlp — 11:1* a m. E v e n i n g W o rsh ip — Til* A *■ Y o u th Herr. ( S u b .) _ l:*4 a m. M M -W eek S e r r . (Wad.) . 1:1* A ■_ _ _ , * B aptist F I R S T BAPTIST CIIURCM I I I P a r k A re na# F. B. Chance ------------ Paolo* M o rn in g W oreblp — 1:11 a m. S u n d a y School — — 1:11 A A M o rning W orahlp __ 11:1# A m. T r a i n i n g Union — *:l# A * • E v e n i n g W orahlp _ T ill A m6) Wad. P r a y a r g e r r t e a Till A * C E N T R A L B A P T IS T CHURCH Cor. I l t h I t . A Oak Are. Pa* tog n a n Smith S u n d a y School . ■ 1:1* A *A M orning W o rah lp —> H i l l a m* T r a i n i n g Uunloa — l i « l A m* E v e n i n g S e r r lc a - — l:«# A “ >• W ed. P ra y e r S e r r l e a T:l# A » • N u ra ery Open W T i l I t ------------------- T ill A » S u n d a y Nlta B roadcast WESTH1DE MISSIONARY HAKTIST CHURCH I t h St. A Holly Ate. J o h n R. K i n g ------- — r e * to* Sun d a y School — M i l l A PA ■un>tar M o rn in g W orahlp — 11:11 A m . Sunday E v e n in g W orahlp — t : w a m. W rdneaday tit* A A P r a y e r Serrlea P IN E C R E ST BAPTIST CHURCH O a o r a Road P a s t o r _____ W illia m J. Oueea M orning W orahlp . 11:*S A m. Sunday School ■ *:(* A m. T r a i n i n g U aloa ------ M B A m. E v e n l n g W o rah lp — t : l # A m* W»d. Olftcar* A T aaehera M eeting — ..... — B:l# A * • | E L D E R BPH1NOS BAPT1BT Old Orlando Rd. a t Heater A v a B. H am ilton O r l f f l n — P a s t o r g u n d a y School _ _ »:l* a. m. M o rn in g W orahlp — 11:0* A m. T r a i n i n g Union — 1:1# p. m. E r a n l n g W orahlp — l i t ! A m. a • OAKLAWN B A P TIS T CHURCH 17(1 C o u n try Club Road Sponsored by P l r a t B aptlat C hurch R ev. R. T. B a r r e t t ----- P a a to r S u n d a y School *:(l a m. W o rah lp Service _ 1I;M A m. T r a i n i n g Union #:(* p. m. E v e n in g W orahlp _ I:## p. m. W ed. P r a y a r S o r r . — 7:1* A m . OSTEEN BAPTIST CHURCH HWT. *11 Hi. U J - S l l g P a a t o r ----- c h a s te r W. PlanR Sunday School _ _ It:## a i a Mo rn in g Service _ tl:*S a ha T r a in in g Union __ 1:10 p. re. E v en in g S a rrlc a _ 7:1* a m. W tdnoa day Masting#: O rga nisations __ . (:1a a »■ P r i y e r ------- --- - T:l# a m. C h o i r ...................- 1:1# g as. aces Methodist - Episcopal •HR 1ST eVURCH Church Street, Nr. Charlsa W . Vicar H oly Communion ■ arrloa A Bar m e n Is pal (M B work Anft m e m n a rn u u LeagvaoB N e w art, J A _ t:S* A SA _ *.M a s a ALL FOR TUB CHURCH Christian The C h srsk Is tkw frnataat factor oei garth for the bulMing of cbaB> after and food tith e ■hiA k i d gtonhoua* a f s p ir itis t v a lsss. W lth a a l ■ i t r a a R church, Rstthtr datnarscy nor cirtUaslion mb •iirriv*. Thera a n four sound rrasone why ap­ ery person should at* tend services regularly and s u p p o r t t hg church. They ara: (I) For hie own sake. (2) For hi* children's sake. (3) For the taka of his community and aatloa. (4) For tkn aaka of th* «hm h itself, which needs hia moral and mala­ rial support ! W In go In thurth ragw- F I R S T CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1(07 8. H anford A v a IL Vsrnon F u l l e r Sunday S c h o o l ___ M S A na M orning W orship _ l l ; t l A m. Church Of Christ CHURCH OF CHRIST Osnsva R a lp h R r t w a r Jr. E v a n g s ll s t Wbta School 1:10 a re. M oralng W orship _ 1:1* a m. E suing W orship _ «:10 p. m. Wed. P r a y a r Servlet 7:1# p. A V, V ■. ■/ r i - • ’ *' a V '■>1 1 PAOLA CHURCH OK CHRIST H ighw a y ( I W t s t M orris R u b y ____ K vangsllat Bible C l a s s _____ 10:00 a m. M oralng W orship _ 11:0) a re. E vening W orship _ 1:0* A m. B lb lt Ctassoa Wad. _ 7:11 p. m. . r i, 7 CHURCH OP CHRIST t i l l P a r k Avenue Bert Brown _____ E v a n g e lis t Sunday Bible Study _ _ _ l t : t * A HA Morning Worship _ 11:0* a m. Evening Service _ 4:1# p. re. See "H erald of T ru lh " 1 a m. Sunday o a Channel I Tuesday Ladles Bible Clean _ 11:0* A BA W ednesday Blbt* C l a s t _____ 1:1* a m. uM *' i xVf h o l t C R ona **t A P a r k A va F t. Leroy D. Soper. Rector H o ly Communion _ 7:1* A BA F a m i l y S e rrlea and S unda y Scbaol _ M l a & M orning P r a y a r ( P i n t Sunday — Maly Communion I I S a n Free Methodist F R E E METHODIST CHURCH C o rn e r (th I t a n d Laurel Are. R a r . C. E. Aadaeaoa _ _ Pam eg T slaphonsi (11-7*71 S unda y School - . M l a m. M orning W orahlp _ 10:4* a m. E r a n l n g W orahlp _ 7:0* a mWod. P r a y e r Service 1:11 * a Lutheran OOOD SH E P H E R D LUTHERAN CHURCH MW A Orlando Drive Hwy. 17-11) S anford, PlorlA s 171-7*17 T h e R a r. J . G ordon F a a r m Pastor Sun d a y School _ _ _ 1:11 A m. M orning W orship _ 111** A m. Communion— P l r a t Suaday to E ac h Month K i n d e r g a r t e n need Baraww • B A C H M B TR OD l S f CHU RCH ©mere S i , ad W oodland A r e . Rev. J o h n M. H lra a Jr.. F a a lo e Charcdl School ____ l : ( | a. a M orning W o r a h lp __11:44 A a . M T T ■ ------- .. _ l : M p. a t C H R I S T METHODIST CHURCH ■ uataad E a u t a n C l t r a a H a i g h ts Rev. C h a r le s S. H o g g _ F n M o f Church S c h o o l ___ M l A sa M orning W o r s h i p _ l l i * S a re. M T F -----------------------1:1* a m. See. W o r a h l f ___ T:I* a bl Wed. P r a y a r g o r r l e a TiM y m. Southern Methodist F I R S T SOUTHHRH M E THOD IST CHURCH W o m a n 's C lub B u lltln g m Oak Ava Due w a rd H. K n ig h t J r . f u t e r Sunday School t : | l a . m. W orahlp S a r r l c a _ 7 : 1 # a m. N azarent *■» as a a s ie e r a P a u l B lokaa _ Fast* Sunday School .. - *:*d . M orning W o rsh ip _ l t i l l a To u i h ------------------ -- l:M a Young AdnM FslIowMilp I M a m. Th* Namsm W * Roar E r a n g a ll a tl a S e rrle a 7i*» a Mid-Week H s rrlra (W o t.) _ T-W a T h ird S u n d a y S la g a p ira ilo a _ _ l i * f a F I R S T CHURCH O F T H E NARAREBH U h s Mary, FI a R ow W . U Holcomb*, F a s M t Sunday • :(l a bl ---- Bible School b i;i* A m . __M orning W orship t : M A m - — B va nlng S e r r ie d t;** A m — W sd. M id-W eek P r a y e r Berries* 7 » * p. m . _ Lead Wad. MWpboaory S e rrle a Pentecostal Christian Science F IR S T CHURCH O P CHRIST SCIENTIST I t * E a s t Second lire*# Sunday S tr v lc a A Sunday School _ _ 11:0* A A Subject: "Min'* W ednesday S trv lca _ 1:0* A mReading Room: I t l K. First. W eekdays: 10:14 A m . . C l * A m. F rid a y E v t n i a g i CIO1:1* a m. L U THERAN CHURCH ON T H E R EDEEM ER I N W. I l t h Plane T h e c h u r c h «f (ho L u lh t r a a H our" a n d TV T h t a la (ha LI I s’* H e r b e r t W. O o o r o a ___ P a s t o r g unda y School _ _ 1:11 A m. W orship S trvloa _ 11:7* a m. K in d e r g a r t e n a n d Nursery Church Of God Presbyterian Methodist CHURCH O P OOD l l n d A F rench H. C. S m i t h __________P a s to r Sunday S c h o o l ___ M l a m. Morning W orship _ 11:4# a. m. E r a n g t l l t l l o Herr. - 7:1# p. m. Tute. P r a y e r Serr. _ 7:1* p. m. T hurs. Young People E n d e a v o r ------- — 7:1* A ba GENEVA METHODIST FIRST PR E SR TT B R U M CHURCH Sanford, FI a Oa k A r e * I r d PL d r o v e r C. Pawsll J r . _Pan Is* E d g a r W. Sm ith Jr. A s a la ta a t P a a to r Church S c h o o l _____ 1:11 A m. gvsalon M ssla _ _ 10:15 A m. Morning Worship 11:1* a m. Plnnra r Fsllowshlp _ * :•• a reSenior HI Fellow ship S:(S A *A E vening W orship _ 1:1* A m. Wsd. P r a y e r Masting 7:0* A m. R a r. W. R. T im m s _ _ P a a to r Sunday S c h o o l ___ __ 1:11 a m. Morning Servlcaa .... ||: # « a. m. Choir Pra c ttra Wsd 7:7* p. m. Every One Wslooma. CIH RCH O F T H E COVENANT 177* South Orlando D r iv e Thom as II. M s k l n ____P a s t e r W orship --------------- »:#* a bl Chur oh School _ 10.40 a m. F I R S T METHODIST CHURCH ( I I P a r k Ara. R a r . Robert M. J e n k l n n Paotoe Morning W arship „ 1:1* p. m. Sunday School ___ M l A m. Morning W o r s h i p _14:1* A m. M T F Msellnga 1:7* p. m. lln tsrm edlat*. Ssnlorl E vening W orahlp _ 7:1* A as. CHURCH OP OOD O P PROPHECY 114* Elm Avsnua Rar. R obert Welsh P a s to r Sunday School ------- . M S a. m. Worahlp Service — 10:45 a. m. E . - n g s l i s t l o S t r r . __ 7il« p. m. W ednesday: Young People V. t* R. Serr. 7:1# p m. Bible T r a in in g S e r r 1:0* p m. fyit sii (>*i»A«>iwAAwaoAg Swttra. As. Sunday Acta Monday I Corinthian* I Corinthian* 11:1-7 1:1-9 1:10-19 Tuesday Wednesday Kphe.eiana Thursday Fhilippiang 5:11-11 Baturdap F rid a y Jamas CHURCH 2:1-7 F I R S T FBNTKCOdTAL CHURCH OP LONOWOOH I I I Or a a go ptroot R o r. B. R a th O ra a l _ PaaW P Sunday School ____ l l i d f a m. blornlng W o r s h i p l li * d a m. Sunday E r t n l n s 7:1* a sa Wsd. Bible Study _ T;M a m. C am iuerora M asting F r i d a y ----------- 7:1* A m . The Following: Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible THE AMERICAN OIL CO. U r. a Mrs. M. R. Strickland GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford HILL LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. Jimmy Crapps and Employees ART BROWN PEST CONTROL EAST SIDE GARAGE Virgil C. Gracey Si Employees SR 46 & Beardall HOLLER MOTOR SALES CO. and Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO, INC. FOOD FAIR STORES, INC. Robert Souloff and Employees SANFORD WELDING k FABRICATING CO. Bill WhiUy & Employees HARRELL & BEVERLY AUTOMOTIVE 209 W. 25th St-, Sanford CHELSEA TITLE AND GUARANTY CO. 119 W. First, Sanford BILL HEMPHILL MOTORS, INC. 801 W. 1st. St., Sanford A. DUDA k SONS, INC. SlavU, Florida HORNE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. Hwy. 17-92, Sunfnrd NELSON Si CO, INC. Oviedo, Florida ROSE AND WILK'S RESTAURANT Ros* k Wilka Bowman Si Employees STENSTROM REALTY H erb Stenstrom and Staff OVIEDO RADIO & ELECTRIC CO. Robert A. Cameron IV SANFORD ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Howard H. Hodgas and Staff PERFECTION DAIRIES J. a TENNEY COMPANY C. L. Robinson and Staff F. EDWARDS BUILDERS SUPPLIES and Employees L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida SMITTY'S SNAPPIN' TURTLE MOWER SALES AND SERVICE KIDDY'S STANDARD SERVICE First ik French, Sanford KILGORE SEED COMPANY 1400 W. 1st. S t, Sanford LEE BROTHERS Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning HILL HARDWARE k IMPLEMENT CO. Bobby Newnutn and Employees Z1TTROWER RROS. 1400 S. Elm SOUTHERN NATURAL GAS CO. John Dunn and Staff PROGRESSIVE PRINTING CO. J. M. Cameron and Staff STATE FARM INSURANCE Companies Irving L Pryor and Staff LeROY C. ROBB CONSTRUCTION CO, INC. STRICKLAND-MORRISON, INC. and Staff HOWARD BOTELER Wholeaala Confectionary WILSON-EICEIELI1URGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff WILSON-MAIER FURNITURE COMr. and Mrs. A1 Wilson CITIZENS BANK OF OVIEDO Oviedo, Florida — SEMINOLE COUNTT~Af:EA CHURCH DIRECTOR' b a pt ist “• * * ■ * AntiiKd C : ; ' " -, C e n tr a l B a p tist Chureh, 1711 Ouk Ave. Chiiluota F i r s t Baptist Church L O i u u u B a p ti s t Mission s p u r u u i . . 1 w.uvt o S : j 4t J p r t a g o B a p tist church, I K Lahm an Rd. r i r s t Baptist Church. II* P e r k A w . Frie n d sh ip B a ptist Churek a t Altam nnt* Spring* H l 17*. A lta m o a la I p r l a g a F i r s t Baptlat Church o( D e n a ry F i r s t B aptist Church of O t n s v a F i r s t B aptist Church of L aka Msry F i r s t B t p t l s i Ciiurtl. -7 L ake Monroe F i r s t B aptist Church of Lungwood, Cor. C hurc h * O r a n t r i r , t B aptist Chureh a f Oviedo F l r . t B a ptlit C hurch of Han Lando Springs F i r s t Hhlloh Mlssloos.-y B a p tist Church, 11*1 W. 17th Ht. Korvit City B a p tist Church F o u n ta in l l s a d B aptist Church. Oviedo L o v e S outhern Baptist Illation. Chuluota Missionary B a p tist Chureh North Rd. Fntsrprlia Mactdonla Mission Baptist Church Oak still Kt. O i t w n Morning Glory B a ptist Church, Q t n t v s I l « y . Mt. Olive Missionary B aptist Church, Sen Land* S p rin g s Rd.. Longwood ill. Sion Missionary Baptist, g lp is Ara. N#w Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptlat l i t * W. U t b BL N tw Salem P rim itive Baptist Churnh, I K * W. I l t h St. Near ML Zion Baptist Charch. 1771 P s a r Ava O aklaw n Baptist Chspsl, >711 W. l« th Ht. Ostsan B aptist Church P ln a crs st Baptist Church. 741 W. On or a Rd. P ra irie L s k * B aptist Church, Ridge R d , Farn P a r k Prograan Missionary Baptlat Church, Midway Hacoad Shiloh Mlaaloaary Baptlat Church, N inth m Hickory St. J a m a s Missionary B aptlat Church Sts. HdL. I t * Osteen BL P a ul Missionary B aptist Chur, h, I t h St. SL M althaw a Missionary B aptist Church C anaan l l t l g h l s hl J o h n 's Missionary Baptlat Church, *1* Cypress Ht. Tem ple B aptist Church, Palm S p rings R d . Allam onla Springs W'sstslds Missionary B aptist Church, I K g. llolly Ave. Zion H o p s Baptist Church, 71) O ra aga Ave. CATHOLIC Church of the Nativity, Lake Mary All Houle Catholic Church, 7SI Oak Ave. ■L A nn's C ath olla Church, P a rshlng Place, DsBary St. M a ty u . u d a l a i i a Cath olic Church, Maill a n d A v a Altam onte Mprlnge CHRISTIAN P l r a t C hristian Church, 1147 3. Sanford 7 U C o n g r s r a l l o n a l C h r i s t ia n Church. 7(41 1'ark Ava. K orthsld* C hristian Church. F l o r i d a U a t e n U r , M a itla n d CHURCH O F CHRIST C h u r c h of Chris'. 1*11 N. Park Ava. C h u r c h of Chrlal, Oanava C h u r c h of Christ, tcinirwood CH'iroh of Christ, P a o la CHURCH o r OOD C hurc h C h u rc h Church C h u rc h of of of of Hot. tiod. God. God *01 H ic kory ilD 'l S. Franch Ovlado Mission, E n t e r p r i s e EPISCOPAL All g a ln ta E piscopal Church K. D sBary Ava., E nterprise C h rist Eplscipal Church, Longwood All galn ta Episcopal, K s ta r p r li* Holy Cross Episcopal, P ark Asa. at l lh LUTHERAN Aaoanalon L u th e r a n Church, Overbrook | ) r , Casaalbsrry lluod hhaphard United L u th a r a , . svio ». Orlando Dr. ^ . I .u th s ra n C hurc h of the Redeemer, : ; w u a r.a .* M-sstsh L u th e r a n Church, American f - .'i'on Hall, P ra lrla Lake, Kern P a rk HL Lukaa L u th e r a n Church. HL 1)4 l l a v l a R a r n a tt METHODIST Memorial M athodlat Church, K D a lU ry Ava., E n ta r p r ls o H e ir t-aits Methodist Churnh Dsthel A il.ll. Church. C a naa n flslghtn C a s ta lb s r r y C unununlty Msthodlst Chureh, i'w y . 11-ba A Pinsy RM sa l td , Cassslbarry D 'l l a r y Com munity Mathodlat Church W. Hlshlanda. DsBary Christ M sth odiat Church Hunland E atata a First Mathodlat Church, (1) P s r k Ava. F irst Mathodlat Church of Ovlado F irst Htiotharn Mslh-.dlal Church W nm an's Club 101 Oak Avs. Fra# Mathodlat Church, i i l W. ( t h SL • Unova Mathodlat Church, Ganava l i r a '# Mathodlat Church, Onora ltd. G rant Chaps) A ll-K. Church, Ovlado ■takgrova Vlslhodlst Church, Ovlado o i t t a n Malbodiat C hurch (I ft P a W. at. St. o la W nalara* Malhadtat, Rt. M a t Paola J a m s ) A M K j Sanford Ava. Mary*a AM E.’ Church HL lit. *1* Oaiaan hl Paura Mathodlat C h u r a h Oataaa Rd. E ntarprla* **u"ord Memorial Mathodlat C h i n k A D sB ary NAZARENE (he Nasarane, W. First C hure h tf I n d at Maple Ike N a ia rrn a , Park Chureh of Fern r y B r l t a R d, P e rn Park L a k a Mary Churek a t th* N iaaran* PRKHBTTKRIAN C om m unity Praabylarlan Churah. I-aka Mary F lrat P r a a b y ta r ia a Church, Oak Ava. A I rd SL F l r a t P ra a b y la rla n Church, Casaalbarry Plrat Pra a bytorlan C hurch of DsBary, K. H ighland P r a a b y ta r ia a Churah af T h* Covenant 177* B. Orlando Dr. SL Andrews Praabylarlan Church ( t i l L ann e a t Bch. Dr., Bear Laka Upoala Com mualty p ro a b y lo rlaa c h u r a h , l lp o a ls Rd. W t s t m l n l i l a r P r t a b y l i r U n Church. Howalt P a r k , ID. 11* SE V E N T H DAT ADVENTIBT Poraot I-aka Hovonth-day Advantlot Church, llwy. I K , F o re st City A atsain-U ay A dventist c a u i u o , M s illan d Ava, A l l a m o n l a S prings Sanford Savonth-doy Advoatlot Church. Savonth S Elm OT H E R CHURCHES Allan's A.M E. Church. Oliva * I l t h Church a f God In ChrloL Ovlado C huluota C om m unity C hurch Church of O l d of Prophecy, 1117 BIm A t*. Church o f Ood Mission. Knlorpriao Church o f Ja aua Chris* a t L a t t e r Dag galnta, 1*11 P a r k Ava. C om m unity Chapel, A lla m o n la Springs E a s te r n O rthodoa Church, HL Jo h n s C h ry soatora Chapel, Hwy. l i - s i . F a t a P a r k C o n g ro g a tlo a Both Israel, ISth A M a g a ell* F irst C hu ro h a f C hrist, gclantlot, (01 y~ I n d SL Kingdom Hall af J e h o v a h 's W itness l.ake Monro# Unit. 1K1 W. T hird SL F ir st P e n tec o stal C hurc h of Long wood Ml Oliva Hollaeaa Church, O a k HID ltd. Osteen P lnscreat .ta a-.ib ly of Ood, t l l h A E lm Sanford Alliance c h u r c h . l t * l A P a r k A v a Hanford C ongre gation a f J e h e v a h 'a W l l nsaies, l # ( Hanford Ave. T i e S a lv a tio n Army. I l l K. 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A c rri n © m FREE SAFETY CHECK G at yoor official 1 H 4 window atickar aoart good/ vear s e r v ic e s t o r e 555 W. FIRST ST. ..... - SANFORD '- J-’.- MJ 8-6 DAILY, 8-9 FRIDAY i* A***}**'jt*.*, 322-2821 �* 1 Airport Group Pushes County Site « i« * ^ By Julian SUtutroaa Remember tha Cluck Item last week about tha alliga­ tors? Wall, courtesy of Game Warden Bob Johnson of tha Florida Gama and Fresh Water Fish Commission we went ’gator hunting with him the other night on Lake Kathryn. s e e Wa spotted five alligators. Of this number wa — let's make that Johnson—captured two of them, between two and three.fect long. Two larger ones evaded Johnson's powerful helmet light bp go­ ing under the surface. A third one, about five feet long, also evaded Johnson be­ fore he could get within ride range. • a e Johnson set a 'gator hook for this one. First he inspect­ ed the sh o rn of the lake until he spotted an area where, because of the weed*, the gator—in hia opinion—waa nesting. Next he tied a stout line to a large bush and a t­ tached it tn a cane pole atuck in the laka bottom a t an angle. Thrn he lowered the real of the line and attached the g a­ tor hook baited with tha head of a large mullet. “By tomorrow night," aald Johnson, “we’ll probably have our gator." • • e What amaxea ui la how this fellow Johnson operates. With hia powerful spotlight mount­ ed on hia helmet he scans the lake until he spots the amber-red reflection from the eyes of the reptile. He will then cut his motor, move to tha bow of hia beat and paddle straight for the 'gator, keeping him centered in tha light's beam. When near enough, Bob's right arm moves like lightning, grasp­ ing tha gator's htad and sweeping him from the water. • e • Johnson, one might say. Is 'gator. As for us, well—we’re still chicken. We'll stick to the newspaper and let Jchnion handle the alligator*. e e e North Orlando Village Council will resume its regu­ lar meeting schedule with the September session set for Tuesday a t 7:30 p.m. In the Recreation Area Civic Build­ ing. No meeting took place in August due to lack of a quorum. Cigarette t a x collection*, which mean so much to the budgets of Florida municipal­ ities amounted to slightly more than 14.3 million for the month of July. Of this amount a little more than $1:8 million went to the state general revenue fund and the remaining $.13 mil­ lion was distributed to quali­ fied cities and towns. Of the $3.3 million, Altamonle Springs got $1,738. Cas­ selberry $5,016, Longwood $2.590. North Orlando $196. Oviedo $1,278 and Sanford $13,876. * « # Know what a yard of pork is? Three pig's feet. What else! • • ■ Tom McDonald, vice presi­ dent of the Abstract Corp., and a former Sanford mayor, will be attending the annual convention of the American Land Title Association, Sept. 20 23, at the Bellevue • S trat­ ford Hotel in Philadelphia. The organization, comprised of more than 2,300 abstractors snd title Insurance compan­ ies located in each of the 30 slates, will hear discussions on land title problems, real estate, economics, law and fi­ nance. ONLY 23 Days Left To R egister For • General Election Chamber Officials File Data With U. S. Aviation Authority Y eirs of effort by the Air­ port Committee of the Semin­ ole County Chamber of Com­ merce In bringing • general aviation facility to Seminole County moved a little nearer fruition in the past few days. Chairm-m Gordon Frederick and members of the airport committee left Friday for meetlngi In Washington. D.C., and Atlanta, Ga. Meeting with the local group and the Feder­ al Aviation Authority in At­ lanta will he Air Traffic Control Officer, Lt. Larry D. White of the Sanford Naval Air Station. At the Washington meeting Saturday, a i r p o r t officials were to talk with C. C. Thompson, airport consultant for the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Assn., specialist in plan­ ning and specifications (or airport facilities. In Atlanta, the group Is scheduled to meet at 10:30 a m. Tuesday with the South­ ern Region of the FAA, to discuss site approval. As recommended by the air­ port committee, the atle of the proposed sirport is near Longwood, about three miles southeast of the intersection of Lake Mary Boulevard and In­ terstate 4. In February of this year, ap­ plication was submitted to the FAA seeking approval of this site. After working out some points of conflict between the proposed airport and the San­ ford Naval Air Station, the ap­ plication was scheduled for hearing before the Regional Air Space Committee, Tues­ day. In discussing the project, Frederick, present chairman of the committee pointed out that approval of the site by FAA is prerequisite to further action. Deaths Mount In Singapore Street Fight Seminole County * * * * on the S t Johns River * * * * “The N ile o f America** ®1if S a t t f o r i f o r a lli Zip Coda S2T71 9 3 Frederick eommended the WEATHER: Fair throuph Tuesday; hijth todny 87 to 91; low tonight in TO'*. Navy'a cooperation in the site SINGAPORE, M a l a y s i a study. (UPI) — Chinese and Malays VOL. 56 United Press Leased Wire Established 1908 MON., SEPTEMBER 7. 1961 SANFORD, FLORIDA NO. 272 “The Navy has been most killed each other in the street* cooperative in assisting the of Singapore today. In another committee to move forward to area Malaysian aecurlty for­ ultimata alts approval," he ces hunted Indonesian raid­ er*. slated. “The Importance of Iranilt was one of Malaysia's portatlon, especially air trans­ darkest hours since it was cre­ portation becomes more obvi­ ated one year ago out of Ma­ ous with each paaatng year. laya. Singapore and British If Seminole County la to keep Borneo. its place in the progressive Malaysia enjoys parliamen­ movement of Central Florida, tary democracy and the high we must utilise advance plan­ e it standard of living in Asia ning to help us meet present after Japan. It also is fight needs and keep us abreast of ing a growing guerrilla war future needs as the area with Indonesia and trying to grows," Frederick added. contend with hostility anions As proposed, the airport its own Malay, Chinese and would have one soil cement Indian populations. runway, 3,000 feet long and Malays and Chinese fought 200 feet wide. It Is estimated in Singapore today for the that 20 single engine and five sixth straight day of race multi-engine aircraft could he rioting. Police reports said bated there initially, increas­ one person was killed, bring­ ing to $3 single engine and 20 ing ihc death toll sincr the EDMORE, Mich. (U ri) multi-engine aircraft within rioting started to 12. Eighty* MIAMI (U PI) - Giant and live years. five persons have been injured This town of 1.300 persons dangerous hurricane D o r a The purpose of the airport and 23 hospitalized. rallied today to aid 230 Puerto churned the Atlantic on a facility will be as a general Malaysian Prime Minister Rican and 200 Mexican mi­ threatening course with 130 aviation facility for burtons* Tengku Abdul Rahman has grant workers who became miles an hour winds today. and private aircraft and ser­ Mooned the riots on agitators Weathermen warned Georgia stranded when a pickle fac­ vicing operations, and for pub­ from Indonesia, which lias and the Carultnas to watch all tory that hired them closed lic use. vowed to crush Malaysia as advisories. down. Frederick pointed out that an instrument of British colon­ Rough swells from Dora be­ Most of the Puerto Rican* the proposed site, with Us ac­ ial policy. gan licking exposed point* of were without funds, although cess to the Seminote County A Malaysian delegation was the South Atlantic seaboard area via the Lake Mary Bou­ rn route to New York today to officials said the Mexicans aplate Sunday nleht a* the storm [arenliy were nut so badly levard, and to surrounding present its charges of Indime took a mure westward turn Central Florida areas, via In­ sian aggression before the off. from Its west northwest course FIVE PERSONS WERE INJURED in n two-cur accident In the Death Mayor Charles Mox salt! terstate 4, will facilitate fast­ United Nations Security Coun­ at to nt.p.h. Valley area of Itwy. 17-92 late Hntimluy when William Ragley, Sanford “we can't let them down. It'i er access to business firms in cil. “ Fringe effect* of the hurNegro minister attempted to enter the highway into nnrthlHiimd tra f­ our responsibility as human the area, who would be the On the Malay peninsula ricane could reach the coast fic. Hanley apparently drove directly into the path of a car driven by Ed­ beings to help." Many resi primary users of the airport. north of Singapore, security by late Tuesday," the Miami win Yotiman of Orlando. Five men and one woman were treated at Semi­ forces skirmished for 20 min­ dents especially members id Weather Bureau warned. But nole Memorial Hospital for various minor injuries, witli one admitted •St. Margaret Mary Roman utes in a mangrove swamp it added that there wa* no with facial lacerations. F lit’ Trooper Dan Oaks churned Hanley with Catholic Church, gave food to Sunday night with Indonesian immediate" danger to tha failinn to yield right, of way. ((Herald Photo) the migrant*. paratroopers, wounding and mainland. Father Leo Rosloniec, Span­ capturing two of them. At 3 a m. “ the largo and ish speaking assistant pastor, About 43 paratroopers were dangerous hurricane" waa lo­ said many of them would not airdropped last Wednesday cated 700 mile* east of the na« near l.abis, too miles north have had anything to eat with tilin’* space center at Capo of Singapore. The Malaysians out the help of townspeople. Kennedy, Fla., near latitude The plight of tha migrants Sanford City Commissioners ted that engineers will follow "lain- h e r in>-adfs dead and 27 8, longitude 68.4. developed when the b!lR'.> have scheduled a meeting Wed­ the plan exactly. nine captured. "Sea* are already rough Pickle Co., plant was shut nesday at 8 p. m. at Cily Hall over mast of the southwest down Saturday. A possible with 3laurice if. Connell and North Atlantic and will bo riot was prevented by law cn n s ia A .• • Associates from 3Uami to disforcrmcr.t authorities and Ro­ HAM PTO N B E A C H . N. It morning hours after law en­ arresting any who offered gradually increasing along the southeast Atlantic coast dur­ man Catholic pi lest*. cusi beginning study of the hashed resistance. (UPI) — V swiftly mobilized forcement sdficer* ing the next two days. Small The Puerto (Leans ami Mex­ force of several hundred police heads ami fired tear gas tu None were allowed to drive waterfront development plan. craft along tho south Atlantia icans had been brought here quell resistance. away. Those in car* were Connell's firm was sclccled The aptitude lest fur the and National Guard much rout­ under 13 week contracts. Un­ Deaths Climb Under the personal supervis­ furerd to abandon their ve coast should not vent lira fa* IBM machine classes at the from seven others to make the CHICAGO f u r l ) —A Unit- Seminole C o u n t y Business der dir contract, they were to ed “an army of hoodlums" ion of Gov. John W. King, who Inch's and trot s>ut of town on from port and batltcra In thia area should exercise caution. study for toe City Commission, ed i’rrsa International count receive $t an hour for working from this seaside resort early airlvs-sl shortly before mid­ foot with the others. ‘The present and predicted on the feasibility of building a at 8:30 a. m. KDT showed at School will he given one lime 12 hours a day, aix days a today after a night of rioting night stil! dressed in the tux­ Hundreds of state and local only, at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the movement of Uiia hurricane were. Provisions for their re­ least 367 persons dead in edo he was wearing at a Man­ psdice were augmented by 50 marina, docking facilitiea ami and destruction. school, Mrs. Penrose Love, increases the threat to tho traffic accidents since the turn triji home were that the Maine slate troopers, sent here chester dinner party, psdice a landfill area for future con­ The “hoodlums," estimates! principal, reminded prospec­ company would pay half ami guardsmen (lushed the rioters at King's request, and ■ large southeast coastal sections ol struction of a motel, restaur­ huliday started at 6 p. m. lo­ tive pupils today. variously at 7,000 to 10,000 rav­ out uf park"d ears, back yards cal ti me Friday. force of National Guardsmen Hie United States, but since the workers hall. ant complex. Only six students can he aged the oeeanfront in a fren­ and the Iteseh and literally ran ordered Into action by MaJ. it is moving slowly there will The study by the marine en­ chosen for the course, on the Threat Given zies! reign of terror that left (hem out of town. (Sen. Francia II. McSwtney, hu little effect other than in­ gineering firm is expected to basis of the aptitude tests. dozens Injured, untold proper­ ALEXANDRIA, U. A. R. The officers, more than too state adjutant general, at creasing sea* through Tues­ pinpoint the best location for Mrs. Love announced that day," the Miami Weather Bu­ ( U P I ) — The Arab League's ty damage and more than 100 strong at the end, chases! (lie King's command. the construction of the facili­ shorthand classes will also reau said. rioters under arrest. military chief predicted today youths rlsiwn Route t \ leading Massachusetts state psdice ties, the quality of the take close at the end of this week. The storm waa so hig and Israel “will definitely carry The rioting started Sunday into Massachusetts, clubbing awaited the rnutesl rioters at bottom and how much of it Registration will continue un­ sucking up so much heat from night. It ended In the early laggards on the hack side and Ihe slate line. out military action’ ’to quash can be used for fill, neces­ til Friday. Other classes may the warm Atlantic waters to the league's plan to divert sary depth of pilings, traffic he entered at uny time during Iieilicati.m exercises foi generate power, that weather­ flow, design construction of Jordan River waters. Fleet ion Called Ily Bryant the school year. “ Deltona U," a replica of the Special men said tropical storm Ethel the docks and landfill area, Little Red School House, orl to Ihe southeast would proba­ Attack Leveled and many othar studies which gfmdly »laW to be held Aug bly be absorbed by Dora to­ WASHINGTON iL T Il — will indicate the feasibility of 27 and postponed because of day. Democratic National Chair­ construction. Hurricane d en , have been re The Commissioners Wednes­ man John M. Bailey says scheduled for this Thursday. Republican presidential imm­ day will discuss costs and fur­ T A L L A H A S S E E lU I ' l) — scheduled tn the counties— tic candidate, Louis Huntley Ceremonies will be held at ure Harry M. Goldwatcr is ther details of the Job with WASHINGTON (UPI I - 10 ’.0 a. m. a' the tmltona Com­ Voter* iii seven Florida euun- Clay, Levy, Pinellas, Monroe, of Orange Park, in November. “taking hip shots at the de­ Connell and Associates, which Walter F. Carry, president of munity Center and will fc.i Only Locfflcr, a Republican, Broward, Volusia and Lee— N A P L E S (UPI) — A stata Is one of the top marine en­ fense of our country." the U. 5. Chamber of Com­ tore an address hy Elliott t jo go In i h<- p"B* Tuesday In care one i* needed to decide and Jainra T. Smith, a St. marine binlngiit said Iasi gineering firms in the coun to Houdotile candidate* for Royalty At Home merce, says that more bu*i- 3Dckif, executive vice preai p<i-l* r a n g i n g from .-unstable n close rnre. Petersburg Democrat, quali­ n%ht that two “ masslvw" try, W. E. Knowles, city man­ I.ON DON ( UPI >—Princess netsmen arc plunging into dent <d the Deltona Corp. fied in the race fur thu court formation* of "red tide" ar« There will he four races ager said. There will he special floral to circuit judge. Margaret and her husband, politics — many of them in f--r the house uf representa­ s n t vacated by tha resigna­ lurking off the Northwest Flo­ The idea for marine deve­ The special election* were refreshments laud Snowdon, returned to support of President Johnson. arrangement*. tion of Judge Thomaa J. Col­ rida cuast in tha Gull of Mex­ tive*: lopment grew out of a plan Carey said Sunday in a tel­ and numerous guests, inelud called by O v. Karri* Bryant London Sunday from their va­ Three men have qualified lins. ico. prevented several months ago cation in Sardinia and Ven­ evision interview that busi­ in- many educators (mm De to replace candidate* who for the ll»u*e sent to which by Sanford businessmen, nick­ .lied -h u e the May Juilouiy nessmen ha.I found to their Land, Hnl ona Reach and ire. 'I he couple left later in the late Bernie I'upy, “king of named “ the bankers group." surprise it didn't hurt them to other surrounding cotnmunl or who have w.tlidruwu their the key*," had been nomin­ the day for Aberdeen, Scot­ because it was composed of name* from the November get involved in politics, but les. ated. I’apy, a Democrat, had twu local bankers, T. E. Tuck land. enhanced their prestige and pie public is invited to at genera! election ballot. been unopposed by a G up er and Howard Hodges ot business. A sccurid prim ary ha* been I lead. Barry Chided candidate for the Monroe Florida Stato and Sanford At­ DETROIT (UPI) — Pteslscat, qualifying for the po*t lantic Bank, respectively and erit Johnson opened hi* cam­ A L W A Y S F IR S T Q U A L IT Y • were Bernie I'jpy Jr., Fred George Touhy, executive vice paign agamst Sen. Barry M. Prihyl and former Rep. Jack president of First rederaT. Goldwatcr today by insisting A. Saunders, all of Key \Ve*L Also taking part in the plan "there is no such thing as a Three qualified for the ning, and contributing toward conventional nuclear weapon." Levy County Itousa seat va­ the $6,000 outlay of funds used to make the initial ;*2d? -*n.' Thw G()I‘ candidate had sug­ cated by III-' death r f Veteran gested laciuai' *uLoriiie arm* John Burton, IV, local archi lawmaker Frink Marshhum be considered conventional. tori. of Bronson. They arc Ford Attnougd Ue* drawing sket­ Lincoln, WiliUton; John C. Chiefs Huddle ches and outlines of toe bank­ ADDIS ABABA, Ethiopia Partin III, Chiefland and Ju« ers plan have triggered the Wilder, Cedar Keys. (Uf'l) — Congulc*# Premier meetings of City Commission­ MoUe Tshombe met with In Pinellas ( ,'uunty, four ers with marine engineers and Ghana’s foreign minister to­ Republican* qualified for a advanced the planning to the day apparently to discuss a race to replace Rep. Itouglai present stages, it is not expec­ Locfflcr, who resigned to run proposal that an all-African for a circuit judgeship. They peace forre go to the Congo SOLID, FLORAL QUILT TOP are Robert A. llalv.rsen, a* the first step in ending Richard II. Jon.-*, Ray C. Os­ ei»’’ war there. SPREADS, SPECIALLY PRICED born*, all of St. Petersburg, A! . b y ________ ------ - Page 9 and Kenneth tC. Kepler o Change Urged Bridge ......... ... ------- Pag* 3 Clcirwator. The winner will NEW YORK (UPI) — Sen. Classifed Kenneth H Keating, R-N. Y., face Democrat Arch Craigc, ONLY Cuiniea __ _ ----- Page 10 urged Sunday night a "com­ St. Petersburg, in November. TWIi TWIN OR FULL In Clay County, only one plete overhaul" of the U. S. Editorial _____ ------- Page 4 immigration system with a man, Ilarnhl Hill of Doctor* REPUBLICAN GUBERNATIORIAL Candidate Charles Holley, and Horoscope____------Page 10 * Fashion Colons * Ruffle Flouncftft person'* potential to contrib­ Inlet, qualified for tha GOP Seminole candidate.*, E. Pope Haa.sett, Walter Hotierif, Robert Hoover, Society ........... .. .. Page 8 ute to the country, not hia nomination left vacant by the and Guy Allen, left to right, were all on hand for the informal opening • Welt Edge* • Top Quill ing Sports Paga 6-7 national origin, the yardstick resignation of K F. Clau*en, of Seminole County Republican Headquarters Sunday nflurmruti in Cas4 TV Programs _ —™ Pag* 9 of admission. 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Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 04, 1964 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 04, 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>, September 04, 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